Black Fräulein Hales Scotch Negro In Harlem Court
In Harlem Police Court Judge Mayo hears John Manton of 508 Faust One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street andMiss Henrietta Tuite of the same address over a domestic dispute. The couple dispute engagement and savings schemes as a zebra and a leopard mix up their banks. The magistrate urges they go home and settle matters, ending with the pair walking out arm in arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Harlem
John Manton
Faust One Hundred and
Henrietta
Germany
Disseldorf
Johny
Dundonald
Street
Kilmarrnock
Robbie’ Burns
Ienrietta
Yohn
John
Kilmarnock
Bian
Dt Oye
Gang
Jock Manton
Keenvietta Choot
Pusseldorf
Henry
Newport Summer Arrivals Mark Start of Season
Mrs W Payne Thompson arrives at her Bellevue Avenue cottage. Mr and Mrs Thomas P McKean arrive at the Pinard cottage for the season. Prince and Princess de Bearn and Miss Heatrice Winans, married in Paris, expected to spend part of the summer here at Ocean Avenue villa. Mrs Charles F Hoffman hosts a tea. James EB Taggin entertained at dinner. M Orme Wilson visits with parents. Tailor Townsend staying with Mrs John R Townsend. Notable names Jones Lehr Gerard Burden registered at the Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York. Times
Newport
W. Payne Thompson
Bellevue Avenue
Thomas P. McKean
Pinard Cottnage
Ross R
Charles. F. Hoffman
James EB. Taggin
M. Orme Wilson
Richard T.wilson
Tailor Townsend
John R. Townsend
J. Ogden. Jones
Harry S. Lehr
James W. Gerard
William P. Burden
Roosevelt prepares summer departure from White House
Mrs. Roosevelt will leave for Oyster Bay next Monday morning signaling the White House's practical close for summer. President Roosevelt will depart Monday afternoon for Beeston to attend Harvard College commencement, then proceed to Oyster Bay. The Roosevelt children except Miss Alice and Angus Jr. are already at Sagamore Hill.
Secretary of State Hay visits New Hampshire summer home
Secretary of State Hay and his son Lawrence arrived from Washington this afternoon and were driven to The Fells, the secretary’s summer home at Newbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Hay
Newport
N.H
Hay
Washington
Newbury
Beckers celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Valentine Becker celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at 660 Williamsburg Avenue. Family gathered from as far as Wisconsin, with their children and grandchildren in attendance. Mr Becker arrived in America in 1847 and became one of Williamsburg’s first master plumbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Becker
Wil“oanchby Avenue
Williamsburg
Wisconsin
Mr. Leeker
America
Notable arrivals aboard the French liner Lorraine
The French liner U.4a Lorraine arrived from Havre with a list of passengers including Vicomte de Chambrun Third Secretary of the French Embassy Mr and Mrs Levi P Morton Miss Morton Vicomte de Tristan Dr H Lefevre W C Duncan and Paul Bartlett, signaling a notable cross Atlantic visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Havre
Vicomte de c Hhambrun
Levi P. Morton
Miss Morton
Vicomte de Tristan
Dr. H. Lefevre
W. C. Duncan
Paul Bartlett
Monster fish story ends in shower of fish at Split Rock Pond
Morristown New Jersey June 24 Isaak Waltons Maurice Fitzsimmon of Carlstadt and John Troy of Communipaw pursued a monster fish at Split Rock Pond after hearing local tales. They finally hooked a leviathan, saw a shower of flying fish cover the boat, and the creature escaped as they fought to keep the craft from swamping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Isaak Waltons
Maurice Fitzsimmon
Carlstadt
John Troy
Communipaw
Split Rock Pond
Onas
Our Old Friend Hookworm in a Lazy World
Bacteriologists track the so called lazyworm in Porto Rico and New York with claims it is Vaeinaria duodenalis a skin dwelling parasite. Doctors link symptoms to fatigue anaemia and fever while noting its ancient roots in medical lore and its unlikely spread to New York barring barefoot living and poor hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
United States Department of Agriculture
Board of Health Laboratory
T Emmet Loft
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Little Old New York
Pierce L. Jarvis Dies at 58 in Brooklyn Home
Pierce L. Jarvis, famed theatrical manager of stage and road shows, died of pneumonia at his sister’s Brooklyn home aged 58. He worked with A. M. Palmer and Augustin Daly, produced Bartley Campbell plays, and helped debut moving pictures in the United States. He ran the Avenue Opera House in Cleveland and the Olympic and American Theatres in Brooklyn. a Navy veteran and Henry M. Stanley expedition member, he was a widower with three surviving sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce L. Jarvis
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Jarvis
Lumierre
France
Jarvis
Fuclid Avenue Opera House
Cleveland
Henry M. Stanley
Africa
Emeritus Professor Samuel Woodbridge Dies at Home
Death notice from New Brunswick reports Emeritus Professor Samuel Merrill Woodbridge of the New Brunswick Theological Seminary died at his Hamilton Street home. He was the oldest surviving member of a long line of ministers, tracing eleven generations from Rev. Dr. John Woodbridge born in England in 1492. Dr. Woodbridge was born April 5, 1819 in Greenfield Massachusetts to Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge and Elizabeth Gould Woodbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Samuel Merrill Woodbridge
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Hamilton Street
John, Woodbridges
England
Wyckliffe
Samuel Woodbridge
Greenfield
Mass
Rufus H Wood Dies at Home in New York City
Rufus Henry Wood aged eighty four and longtime New York Savings Bank trustee died at his home 2 West Thirty first Street on Friday. Born Bath Maine, he settled in New York at sixteen and helped run Crocker Wood shipping firm. He served thirteen years as treasurer of the bank and recently retired. He belonged to the New England Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Henry Wood
New York Savings Bank
West Thirty-first Street
Mr. Wood
Bath
Crocker & Wood
Savings Bank
New England Society
Death of Captain Thomas M. Smith Veteran Yacht Commander
Captain Thomas M. Smith died at his home 170 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn aged sixty two. He began at sea as a boy and commanded steamships of the Pacific Mail and Ward Lines Jay Gould's yacht Atlanta and the Nourmahal. He served in the Civil War under Admirals Farragut and Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Smith
Schermerhorn Street
Creoklyin
Ireland
Pacific Mail
Ward Lines
Jay Gould
Atalanta
Nourmahal
Farragut
Porter
Deaths of The Rev. Dr. Orello Cone and George Galdwin
The Rev. Dr. Orello Cone a theology professor at St. Lawrence University died suddenly in Watertown New York at 66. George Galdwin longtime member of Amzi Pierson & Co publishers New York died at home in Newark aged 78 leaving a widow a son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orello Cone
St. Lawrence University
Watertown
N. Y
George W. Galdwin
Amzi Pierson & Co., Publishers
Clinton Street
Newark
Pennsylvania Avenue
That City
Frawley Walks Off Event Postponed By Rain
State Senator Frawley’s annual June walk in Central Park was postponed to next Saturday amid rain. 20,000 children from the Thirty-second Assembly District would have attended with 1,200 gallons ice cream and 10,000 pounds of raisin cake. The postponement echoed through weather delays and charity distribution as cake was given to the deserving poor while festivities sparked mischief among some youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frawley
Central Park
Thirty-second Assembly District
Miami Club
John F. Skelly
Senator Frawley
Nathan Rosenberg
Committee of Arrangements
Skelly
Tenement House Department
Fifty-ninth Street
Third Avenue
Strawley
Fifth Avenue
Fatty
Rye Beachers Tell Woes Over Noise And Crowds
The Rye Board of Health heard a large crowd describe nerve racking noise from the merry go round switchback railroad shooting galleries and other amusements at Rye Beach transforming it into a noisy miniature Coney Island. Speakers warned property values and peace of residents have suffered and threatened to press the matter before the Grand Jury at White Plains if not resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rye
N. Y
Board of Health
Rye Beach
Coney Island
Ryette
New York
White Plains
Gypsy fortune teller jailed for swindling servant girls
A woman claiming to be Mme. Jane Doe was sentenced by Judge Phelps in New Rochelle to six months in Kings County Penitentiary for swindling servant girls in Mount Vernon New Rochelle and Pelham. She took money by promising luck and a magic stone while urging victims to shout Kivi Kivi until the fortune came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Rochelle
Mme
Jane Doe
Mount Vernon
Phelps
Kings County
Kivi
Esther Small
Herman
Pelham
Ostrich Driving Exhibition at Dreamland by W W Ford
W. W. Ford of the Jacksonville Ostrich Farm will lead an ostrich driving show at Dreamland today. Ford brings seventeen birds, with two broken for riding and one for driving named Jacksonville. Jacksonville has a race record of 2 12 and was set last year at Old Point Breeze track in Philadelphia against a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
W. W. Ford
Jacksonville
Fla
Ford
Fordays
BEARN WINANS WEDDING AT Ste Clotilde
The marriage of Prince Henri Gaiard de Béarn et de Chalais and Miss Beatrice Winans was held at noon in Paris Church of Ste Clotilde with a large attendance including Ambassador and Mrs McCormick. The couple received numerous gifts and the ceremony followed a wedding breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prince Henri Gaiard de
The Fall of Port Arthur on Pain's Manhattan Show
A review notes Pain's Port Arthur at Manhattan Beach as a top performance with Japanese audience members. The stage depicts Port Arthur with troops, a viceroy ceremony, Russian blessings, a torpedo attack, spy executions, fortress bombardment, and the surrender of Gen. Stoessel, with Admiral Togo and Gen. Nogi featured in fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexieff
Pain
Gen. Stoessel
Togo
Gen
Nogi
Vaudeville Opens at Seaside with Williams Management
The Manhattan Beach Theatre opened last night under Percy G. Williams with a large crowd and floral tributes from friends. Eddie Foy led a strong program alongside Fred Niblo Katie Rooney Charles F. Lemon Louis F. Simon Grace Gardner the Patty Brothers the Luntz Brothers and Ira Grannon. Matinees start daily at 3 o clock and evening shows at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Percy G. Williams
Mr. Williams
Eddie Foy
Fred Niblo
Katie Rooney
Charles F. Lemon
Louis F. Simon
Grace Gardner
Patty Brothers
Herbert Brooks
Ethel Folger and Almond Wells Wed at Trinity Church
Miss Ethel Louise Folger and Almond Beverly Wells married at Trinity Episcopal Church Geneva New York June 24. Rev. Dr. Charles M. Sills officiated. Bride attended by cousin Mrs Arthur Pettabone of Cleveland and Eugene A. Ellis of Philadelphia served as best man. The groom is son of retired Gen Almond B Wells. the bride is granddaughter of the late Judge Charles B Folger former Secretary of the Treasury and Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Geneva
N. Y
Ethel Louise Folger
Almond Beverly Wells
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles M. Sills
Arthur Pettebone
Cleveland
Eugene A. Ellis
Philadelphia
Almond B. Wells
United States Army
Charles B. Folger
Secretary of the Treasury
Arthur
Court of Appeals
Mary Semmes Forbes Weds Edwin B. King in Warenton Home
Miss Mary Semmes Forbes married Edwin B. King yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Murray Forbes in Warenton Virginia. A close relative’s death limited attendance to immediate family. Stuart W Jackson of New York served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Semmes Forbes
Edwin B. King
Murray Forbes
Warrenton
Stuart W Jackson
New York
Dreamland Sea Excursion From Coney Island Promoted
Dreamland management offers visitors a sea excursion via Ar buckle Deep Sea Hotel Company. Boats depart hourly from Coney Island to the open sea with meals aboard. 6 and 7 o'clock sailings stay out overnight with supper stateroom and breakfast. Mr Arbuckle invites past guests for a free trip on Saturday evening July 1. Boat returns Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Arbuckle Deep Sea Hotel Company
Coney Island
Great Salt Sea
Arbuckle
Conried Singer Joins Vienna Company
Miss Lillian Heidelbach, a member of last season's opera company, will not return to the Metropolitan Opera House in the Fall. She has signed with the Vienna Grand Opera Company for 1905 6. The engagement follows a Vienna appearance before Director Mather. She will perform Wagnerian heavy roles and traditional operas in Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conried Singer
Vienna
Lillian Heidelbach
Metropolitan Opéra House
Vienna Grand Opera Company
Heidelbach
Mather
Summer Rush Abroad Breaks All Records This Year
Transatlantic lines report a massive surge in eastbound traffic from New York to British and Continental ports with totals surpassing prior records. By mid July bookings will add 30 000 travelers, pushing 1905 toward and beyond 200 000 passengers. Plans include fleet expansions by Cunard Hamburg American and French Line as Boston and other ports share in rising European travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
America
Cunard Line
St. Nazaire
Boston
White Star Line
Dominion
Cunard Lines
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Dying of Philippine Wound Endangers Captain Overton
Captain Winfield Scott Overton Jr of the United States Army is believed dying from a wound suffered in the battle of Caloocan Philippines. A large rifle ball entered the left leg and exited the thigh threatening his life as a voyage to Europe is needed by July 14 to survive. He is 28 and recently suffered nerve prostration awaiting a transatlantic berth with his wife and mother seeking passage aboard the Barbarossa from Portland to Bracklyn or nearby ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Overton, Jr
United States Army
Calocan
Philippines
Europe
Overton
Coast Artillery
Fort Preble
Maine
Anson Mills
Washington
Atlantic City
Madison Street
Bracklyon
Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Murphy Draws 52 Priests
The funeral for Mrs. Ellen Murphy, at 334 West Forty second Street, drew the largest local procession, with 52 priests attending at the Church of the Holy Cross. Notables included Mgrs. McGean Kearney Stafford Barrett and family members. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Murphy
Forty-second Street
Jersey City
Mer. Barrett
Brooklyn
Mgr
Charles McCready
Church of the Holy Cross
Joseph F. Smith
Joseph A. Foley
James F. Ferris
Calvary Cemetery
The Duke of Killierankie rights sold for next season
Theatrical notes report Charles Frohman sold the rights of The Duke of Killierankie to John Shepard. Shepard will star Rose Coghlan next season, with Coghlan taking over Fanny Brough’s role this year. Janet Mansfield wrote waltzes for The Heir to the Hoorah and they debut tomorrow at the Hudson. Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre announces the first act trio of Il Trovatore to be sung tonight. Pearl Andrews will sing Leonora, William Turner The Count, and Raymond Youngman Manrico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
John Drew
Sacramento
John Shepard
Pearl Andrews
Leonora
William Turner
Raymond Youngman
Manrico
Weather Summary for Eastern and Central States
Temperatures fell in the Middle Atlantic and rose in the central valleys and lake region. Winds will be light to variable along coasts. Gulf Coast southerly to light and variable. Eastern New York and New England expect fair conditions today and Monday with light or variable winds. Forecast includes temperature readings and humidity levels from the Weather Bureau, noting record values and daily highs and lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lake Superior
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Will of Jacob R. Shipherd Divides Estate Among Friends and Relatives
The will filed in Jamaica probate allocates five equal shares to Katharine Bragdon Julia Fitch May Bragdon and two friends Helen Garfield and Bessie Dolan. Annuities up to 800 go to Mrs Shipherd with payments to Dolan. Surplus funds go to the testator’s three sons and Oberlin College Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen C. Garfield
Bessie S. Dolan
Richmond Hill
I. I
Jacob R. Shipherd
James G. Blaine
Jamaica
Garfield
Shipherd
Old South Side Railroad Company
Long Island Railroad Company
United States
Katherine Elmira’ Bragdon
Julia Maria Fitch
May Bragdon
Helen
Julia
Oberlin College
Ohio
John Jay Shipherd
Oberlin and Olivet Colleges
Sat
Easthampton
L. I
Herbert H. Shipherd
Manhattan
Theodore M. Shipherd
Newark
N. J
Henry R. Shipnerd
Harvard University
State Camp of Military Instruction ends at Peekskill
After three weeks at the State Camp of Military Instruction in Peekskill New York the 1905 regiment of engineers Twenty-second returns home. Paymaster Williams distributes 8790 dollars to headquarters band and regiment. The West Point detachment leaves with its raft and an early parade marks the farewell. The Twenty-second Regiment, 675 men, reports a sickness free camp and proud work. Rain maker the dog earns a berth with Company H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peekskill
N.Y
Regiment of Engineers
Twenty-second
Channery P. Williams
Twenty-second Regiment
West Point United States Regular Engineers
Road Hook
Mason M. Patrick
Roa Hook
New York
North Parade Ground
Ron Hook
Franklin Bartlett
Joseph G. Story
John M. Smith
Seventh Regiment
Quartermaster
Broadway
Sixty-sixth Street
Robert J. Daly
Arbuckles Invite Guests for Free Deep Sea Hotel Excursion
John Arbuckles seeks addresses of guests of the Arbuckles Deep Sea Hotel Company from last Winter and Spring to invite them aboard a free sea excursion leaving July 1. Saturday return Monday morning, with a Dreamland landing offering free attractions worth 2.85. Mail to wee ARBUCKLE, No 71 Water St New
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arbuckles
Arbuckles
Deep Sea Hotel
Dreamland
Water St
New York
Many Death Notices Appear in Local Section
The list records multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1905 including Samuel Jorner Beckwith John R Bennett Luke Boyle Mary Brown Butler Edward Wilson Phoebe Jane Cromwell Anna Turner Sites Anna M Jennett Anna Turner Sites Laidlaw Alletta H Schenck John William Shackford Henry T Skelding Eliza Day Tuttle and Sarah Reno Wade. Interments, service times, and addresses are given for families across New York Jersey City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Av
Jersey Ciy
St. Joseph’s Church
Butler
West 84Th St
Mary Brown Butler
George T. Butler
Jennett
Anna M
Daughier
James and Devoorah Jennett
Mead
Lenox Av
Sumcay
Laidlaw
Anna Turner
Alexander H. Laidlaw
West
Schenck
Irvington-on-Hudsor
Alletta H
John
Elizabeth Schenck
St. Barnabas’ Church
Irvington-On-Fhudse
New York
Shackford
Philadeliphia
John William Shackford
St. Stephen’s P. E
U. S&s
George Washington Post
Pittsburg
Penn
Eliza Day
Silvester ‘Tuttle
Zeldtes Day
New Haven
Bedford Av
Brooklyn
Wade
Sarah Reno Wade
Richard Marshall Wade
Harry W.quackenbust
Madigan
Covington
In Memoriam Cahill Serena and Ottmann Augustus Ottmann
In loving memory of Serena Cahill a dear mother who entered her reward June 25 1904. In sorrowful remembrance Augustus F Ottmann beloved husband of Agatha Micolino Ottmann who passed away June 26 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Serena
Mann
Augustus
F. Ottmann
Agatha Micolino Ottmann
Marriage and Death Notices Placed in NY Times Broadcast
Notices for marriages and deaths in the New York Times will be printed simultaneously in multiple morning newspapers upon request without extra charge. The listed outlets include the Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Minneapolis Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minneapolis Tribune
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic. &T. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice
Wes
Virginia
the News OF Newport
Roosevelts
the Beckers
Hookworm
Stanley
Rev. S. Merrill Woodbridge
Jolly Autoist
Rain of Silver
and Health Board
Bearn-Winans
Prince de Béarn
St. Petersburg
Lélie de Sagan
M. de Béarn
Prince de Chalais
Daniel de Talleyrand-Périgord
Hélie de Talleyrand-Périgord
Cécile de Périgord
Tatleyrand-Périgord
Gaston de
Spain
Francois de Talleyrand
Port Arthur
Percy Williams
Manhattan Beach Theatre
Wells—Folger
King—Forbes
Capt. Overton
Portland
Upper West Side
Weather Bureau
RA. M
Block Island, BR. I
Long Island Railroad Co
Montauk Steamboat Co., Ltd
Montauk Point
34Th St
Flatbush Avenue
Montauk
Block Island
54Th Street
Pier 13
E. R
34Th Street
Greenwort
Dr. Sheffield
NEW York Bottling CO
Ludin-Rayner-Bolen & Byrne
Cuffa
Mitler—Clark
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Patey
Jeannette Helen Miller
Charles Miller
Farley Granger Clark
Plessner
Gerner
John Rudolph
Otto C. Plessner
Emmy Jerner
Smith—Van Every
Heartsease
Lake George
Ticonderoga
J. H. Darlington
Louise Taylor Smith
Millard F. Smith
Leonard Hall van Every
Brooky Irn
Beckwith
Samuel
Jorner Beckwith
West Tith St
Woodlawn
Bennett
John R. Bennett
West Sid St
Boyle
Luke Boyle
Ann Boyle
B. Andrew J
John F
Roger J
Luke
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerom Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
St. Stephen Merritt
Chelaga
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