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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

9

Yale Honors Morgan at Commencement Dinner in June

Secretary Taft spoke at Yale alumni dinner in University Hall during commencement week. J Pierpont Morgan received Doctor of Laws with praise for his financial leadership. The program included Hadley remarks on Cleveland’s death and Morgan praised for steering industrial consolidations.

New York Times New Haven Conn Taft Yale University Hall Grover Cleveland Hadley Morgan Itudley College and Chapel Streets Ld Green Centre Church Woolsey Halls Mr. Morgan Onry KE. Howland Admiral Cowles Higgins Delaware Fred S. Jones University of Montana Otto T. Barnard New York Trust Company Macegrane Coxe United States Guatemala Honduras William Vaughn Moody Joaquin Nabuco Washington Hugh Black Samuel James Elder Boston George Washington Kirchway Columbia Law School John C. Spooner Perric Siasicrates Mount Athos Thrace Alexander the Great Aegean Alexander Alexander Magnus Grea Sheridan Winchester Bannard New York Long Breed Snooner Miiitary Wisconsin Spooner Senate Tafi Long University Hall Miran Cleck Cleveland Yal Publc Trust Peter Ananias Grover Fleveland Knox Rale Harvard Black Mhak Loud Lecheers John D. Rockefeller Dwight Mr. Taft Memorial Hall W. W.farnam Hedley Admiral Cowles Walter Camp Howard Sturgis Providence Simeon E. Baldwin George Dudley Seymour

Liners Sail With Full Lists From Port To Europe

Four liners depart this port for Europe with cabins filled as passengers seek relief from midsummer heat. The Deutschland, Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, Arabina, La Provench and Royal Mail liner Larnes list numerous travelers including ministers, bishops, professors, and prominent couples aboard.

Europe Deutschland Hamburg James A. Buchanan U. S.A KK. Ballard Isaac Guegenheim M. A. Sadon A. Crocker Felipe Pardo United States William Leeds J. M. Josselyn J. C. Mackenzie D. A. Moffat George Maltock Charles 3Anning Viola Dante Howard F. Tayior J. H. Quinan Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Bremen Archibald Knowles G. Comstock N. Church F.H. Davenport B. Lissner John F. Iveron Baroness von Hilln D. R. McKee Arabiva Liverpool Charles E. Russell J. W. Greer E. S. Hevis Samuel C. Fasall Robert Moore Franklin Martin FE. P.brown D. A. & Hadden Richard C. Quinn Henry Ward LA Provench Havre J. Pierpont Morgan E. B. Adams J. Bruneau A. Blum Mason A. Jones Thomas McKean Gabriel de Pontiac Robert K. Cassatt William H. Buckley Royal Mail Larnes G. T. Bourke C. W. Bellows Cc.e. Geaty W. H. Bevan Cc. A. Cooke A. Cade A. de Cordova E. de Cordova G_ S$. Dunbar C. Doh Estrada V. _Estrada C. W. Furlong E. Fray T. St. Garcia G. W. Guthrie J. R. B. Gaskill H. Harvey N. A. de Matos L. Molena R. G. McIntyre

Young Roosevelts Job With Steel Firm Denied

Secretary Loeb refutes reports that Theodore Roosevelt Jr plans to join United States Steel Corporation. He says Roosevelt is seeking employment like other miners and has not chosen a specific company or position. Roosevelt may explore options for two to three months, with no direct connection confirmed between Greenway’s supervision and the Steel Corporation.

N. Y Loeb Theodore Roosevelt, Jr United States Steel Corporation John Greenway Roosevelt Young Roosevelt Greenway Steel Corporation American Protective Tariff League Renee United States

Parker and Bride Prepare Lusitania Honeymoon Sail

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Parker wed at West End Collegiate Church and plan to sail July 15 on the Lusitania for a honeymoon. They will reside in Orange New Jersey after returning. Parker is a floor member at Tracy & Co on the Stock Exchange and belongs to the University club and several others in New York.

F. W. Parker Frederick W. Parker Ethelwyn Hoyt West End Collegiate Church Lusitania Orange Parker Stock Exchange Tracy & Co University New York

Sea Breeze Opens Summer Relief for East Side Poor

The Society for Improving the Condition of the Poor sent 250 families to Sea Breeze for a week of relief from harsh winter hardship. Mothers and children traveled from Twenty-second Street to the Sea Breeze home, where doctors screened for contagions and open air treatment aided tubercular cases. The visit brought joy as children enjoyed the ocean and meals, while mothers relaxed. some widows admired the sea in bright hats as disease-care and charity efforts continued.

Sea Breeze New York Association United Charities Twenty-second Street Fourth Avenue Irving Vanderbilt Clinic Sixty-seventh Street Sea Breeze Home Sandy Hook Tony Tirriilo Tony Mauretania Jersey Highlands Jacob

Amusement Notes Preview Shows For Vaudeville Season

William Raymond Sill to present The Auto Viends. Jules Murray to tour with Class mates The Boys of Company 8B and Marrying Mary. Rice and Prevost begin eighth annual run at Hammerstein's Roof. Ned Wayburn prepares Wayburn's Broilers with twenty chorus girls for Hammerstein's Roof on July 13.

William Raymond Sill Jules Murray Mary Rice & Prevost Hammerstein’s Ned Wayburn Wayburn

Dr. Hill's First Reception for Berlin Diplomatic Corps

Ambassador David Jayne Hill has issued invitations for his first reception in Berlin. It will be held at the Hotel Adlon next Monday afternoon and attendance is limited to male members of foreign embassies and legations in accordance with Kaiser's capital etiquette.

NEW York Times Berlin David Jayne Hill Hotel Adlon

Fete at Mrs. G. D. Barron's To Aid the Poor

An open air lawn party at Are New York on Mrs. George D Barrons country estate benefits the Social Service League aiding the deserving poor. Continuous vaudeville in the Italian garden with dances by several Mrs. Barron and guests, children's entertainment, tables of articles and flowers, ice cream cake and lemonade. Supper at 7 with service planned for groups of ten.

Are N. Y George D. Barron Social Service League Miss Barron Whitney Fleming Clark G. C. Milne Howard Drummond Horace Connor R. H. Buchholz Geary Eleanor Gwendolin Nash James Westervelt Horace L. Hotchkiss William Porter Allen David S. Cowles George S. Chamberlin Norman Walker Warner van Norden J. Harper Skillen Emma Parsons Clara Davis Florence Whittemore Gwynne and Colton Arthur Lasher E. D. Douglas Charles Greer A. C. Sharman R. M. Lyman Arthur W. V. Corning

Newark Bride Weds Honard Wis worth Potter in 1930s Ceremony

Miss C Louise C Bredin of Newark New Jersey marries Honard Wis worth Potter who lived at the Metropolitan Opera House. The ceremony occurred at 5 50 pm yesterday at the bride’s mother home 232 Belleville Avenue Newark officiated by Rev Percival Bates of St James Episcopal Newark A reception followed at the Hotel Plaza sponsored by A Newell Guernsey of Philadelphia Potter works with an Audit Company at 46 Cedar Street and once managed tours for Calvé Sembrich and Nordica.

C. Louise C. Bradin Newark N. J Honard Wisworth Potter Metropolitan Opera House Clara A. C. Bredin Belleville Avenue Newark Percival Bates St. James's Episcopal Church

Whitfield and Hullfish Wed in New Brunswick Home

Miss May C. Whitfield daughter of Water Commissioner Jacob H. Whitfield and Harvey L. R. Hullfish clerk of the Martin Act Commission were married at the bride’s parents home at 7 o’clock tonight. Rev Albert Bacon Sears officiated with Miss Helen Whitfield maid of honor and Miss Florence Hullfish and Miss Adelaide Weeks bridesmaids. Best man was Robert G. Smith with ushers William Whitfield and Larry De Hart.

New Brunswick May C. Whitfield Jacob H. Whitfield Harvey L. R. Hullfish Albert Bacon Sears Helen Whitfield Florence Hullfish Adelaide Weeks Brooklyn Robert G. Smith Twe William Whitfield Larry de Hart

Reverend Diehl Weds Miss Barrett at Broadway Tabernacle

The wedding of Rev. Frank Diehl pastor of Oceanic New Jersey and Miss D W Barrett daughter of the late Rev Charles Barrett occurred yesterday in Thompson chapel Broadway Tabernacle officiated by Rev Charlies E Jefferson with no attendants present The bride wore white costume and carried sweet peas

Frank Diehl Presbyterian Church Oceanic N. J D. W. Barrett Charles Barrett Thompson Chapel Broadway Tabernacle Charlies E. Jefferson

Albany Couple Mary Ann Gorman and Robert H Fischel Wed

Miss Mary Ann Gorman daughter of Richard T Gorman of Albany and Robert Henry Fischel of New York were married at the Episcopal residence this morning by Bishop Burke. Only immediate relatives attended with Miss Alice Gorman as bridesmaid and Arthur W Hollister as best man.

New York Times Albany Mary Ann Gorman Richard T. Gorman Robert Henry Fischel New York Burke Alice Gorman Arthur W. Hollister New York City

Howe-Howard Wedding To-night

Willard Duncan Flowe son of Mr and Mrs Addison K Howe Pittston Penn weds Miss Pauline Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Ora Howard at 8 oclock this evening at the bride's parents 304 West Ninety first Street in town

Howe-Howard Willard Duncan Flawe Addison K. Howe Pittston Penn Pauline Howard Ora Howard West Ninety-finst Street

Wedding Today at East Seventy Seventh Street Home

The wedding of John B. Trevor and Miss Caroline Murray Wilmerding will be held at noon today at the bride’s parents residence on East Seventy seventh Street. The notice lists several social happenings and upcoming travel plans among prominent locals and visiting guests.

John B. Trevor Caroline Murray Wilmerding Lucius Sk. Wilmerding East Seventy-seventh Street John Aspergren Ardsley Club Ardsley-on-Trudson Mauretania Albert Shaw Deutschland Amory Carhart Europe la Provence Carhart Arthur Mason Jones Arthur C. Bladen Lydia Mason Jones Massachusetts Boston Augusta Pothemus Buckingham Paul Smith George L._ Harrison, Jr WW. M. Barrett Philadelphia Holland House M. Joseph Boyle Josephine Boyle Henry Parker Norfolk Charles Edward Russell

Buy Happiness LI OW mothers and children seek sea breeze cure

An appeal describes overworked New York mothers and hungry children sent to Sea Breeze for a week of food, air, rest, and play. It lists cases of a sick mother with three children, a teething baby, a shopgirl earning three dollars weekly, an aged woman, and a large group of children. The appeal notes past outings and credits R. Fulton Cutting as president of the Associated for Improving the Condition of the Poor.

New York Sea Breeze R. S. Minturn

SPOONER CO. NOT TO DISBAND

Mrs. Mars Spooner says the Spooner Company will not disband and plans to continue stock theater. She indicates her two daughters may perform together for part of the season while other plans remain incomplete and that she will run the company at times with venues in view.

Mars Spomier Lincoln Squire Yories Speco Tianes Theatre Brooklyn Corsiars

Hammerstein to unveil cerverstone in opera house corner

Philadelphia June 24 Osear Hammerstein will lay the cerverstone for his new opera Efex tomorrow morning at Broad and Poplar Streets. New York friends will attend. He will place phonograph records of voices by Melba Tetrazzini and Garden. Receipts for seats today exceeded expectations.

New York Times Philadelphia Osear Hammerstein Efex Broad Poplar Mr. Hammerstein New York Mmnes Melbac Tetrazzini Miss Garden Mme Luell Kenyoke

Mrs Flynn Delights Paris Audiences With Song Recital

Mrs. Joseph A. Flynn a New York social figure known for charity work gave a Paris recital on June 28 attended by many in the French fashion world. The program included French German and Australian numbers as she coaches with her former teacher. Consul General and Mrs. Manasen were among attendees.

Flynn Paris Joseph A. Fisnn New York Charity Benetita Amfasen Uiose

Lawyer Seixas Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary

Gershon A. Seixas and his wife Elizabeth marked a golden wedding yesterday at their home 32 West Eighty-third Street. Seixas has practiced law in the city for more than fifty years and remains active at his office on Chambers Street. The celebration included a gathering with family and friends at nearby residences and a dinner at a West Forty-second Street restaurant.

Seixas Gershon A. Seixas Elizabeth Eeixas West Eighty- Third Street May Inrant West Forty-second Street M Seixas Jambers Street

Leopold Bloch Dies in Germany at Stein Bloch Group Leader

Leopold Bloch of the Stein Bloch Clothing Company died suddenly in Karlsbad at age 58 while there to improve his health. Born in Austria, he moved to Rochester at 16 and rose from errand boy to partner in Stein Adler & Co. He helped form the Stein Bloch Company and served as vice president and treasurer. Nathan Stein, founder and president, also died that day.

New York Times Rochester Germany Leopold Bloch Stein- Bloch Clothing Company Oarlsbad Austria Stein & Solomon Errand Boy

Artist C P Sears Dies at 64 in Atlantic Highlands

Charles Payne Sears, noted artist and former staff correspondent for New York papers, died at his bungalow camp over looking the bay after a two year illness. He leaves his wife and four daughters and aged parents. Born in New York, he studied art from age fourteen and exhibited at the Academy. He moved to Atlantic Highlands in 1912 and ran a studio in the Old Homestead. Funeral services will be private with burial at Bedford Station, New York.

New York Times Atlantic Highlands N. J Charles Payne Sears Monmouth Cavalry New York Me. Sears Sud New York College Academy Sand Bedford Station

Sir William Whiteway Dies in St Johns Newfoundland

Sir William Vallance Whiteway ex Premier of Newfoundland died at St Johns Newfoundland at age 51. Born April 1 in London he was admitted to the Newfoundland bar and entered politics. He served as Speaker of the Assembly for four years and as Salicitor General before becoming Premier in 1878 for seven years and later Attorney General.

ST. Johins N.F Sir William Whiteway Newfoundland Sir William Vallance Whiteway London Isus Newfoundland House of the Assembly

Major Fossenden Dies in Stamford After Long Army Career

Major Joshua A. Fossenden retired army officer died at his Stamford Connecticut home of heart disease. He served in the civil war in the First Massachusetts Cavalry and advanced from Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant and Captain before brevets for gallant service at the Battle of Stove River. He later became a Major after retirement for disability.

Joshua A. Fossenden Stamford Conn Maine Isolt Massachuseteer Cavalry Stove River

Rev Father Kilpatrick Dies After Appendicitis Operation

The Rev. Joseph Kilpatrick pastor of the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul in Williamsburg died last night at Eastern District Hospital after an appendectomy. He was taken ill Sunday while celebrating Mass and assisted to the rectory. Kilpatrick, born in Brooklyn fifty three years ago, had served in several jurisdictions in Brooklyn.

Joseph Kilpatrick Lranvitsburs Peras Brooklyn

Brooklyn writer Helena Kirk dies at 71 in Rhode Island

Mrs. Helena M. Ames of Brooklyn, better known as Helena Kirk, died today at her Summer cottage in Weekapaug Rhode Island near Watch Hill. She was 71 and had been in failing health for some time. A daughter survives her.

Wickford KR. I Helena M. Ames Brooklyn Helena Kirk Weekapaug RL 1 Watch Hill

Dr Michael J Naton Dies at St Catharine's Hospital

Irish born Dr Michael J Naton, long medical staff at St Catharine's Hospital Brooklyn, died on Monday at the hospital. He had lived in the United States for seven years.

Ane i Michael J. N St. Catharine's Hiborn Ireland St Catharine's Hospital Brooklyn

June marriages and notices across churches and towns

A collection of wedding announcements and betrothal notices from various churches and towns. Couples include Hazel Sherman and Willard E. De Berard, Ursula Janet Morgan and Rev. Fitz-Simon, Marie Fahnestock and Robert Augustus Gayler, and others in New Jersey and New York areas.

Ursula .Jaliet J. B. Morgan Fitz-Simon St. Mary's Crisfield, Md Rastus Jeinshin Norris Baltimore Washington

Death notices and funeral arrangements published across multiple names

A sequence of death notices lists individuals such as Julia Calkins Jane M Germond Emma Donahue and more with details on ages residences and funeral times. Additional entries include Grover Cleveland’s death notice and various memorials across New York and New Jersey with service locations dates and processing instructions.

Obituaries Notice of June Deaths Across Jersey City and Brooklyn

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 22 to June 23 across Jersey City Newark Brooklyn and Astoria. Names include Bridget Fyran Frank Goble Anna Golder Daniel Hatfield August Henrich Oscar Hoegberg Hannah Hynes Lydia Johnson Celia Joyce John Karl Francis Kennedy Frederick Kochenberger Katherine Kopf Mathilda Kuhn Louis Lange August Lindgren Catherine Lockwood Michael Loughlin Martin McCann Hester Martin Warren Maxon Loreng Merkel Charles Morris Emma Muus Dr Michael Neville Ann Nunan Thomas OBrien George Ostrander Olive Roberts Gilbert Robinson George Rosenhagen Charles Rosenkranz Catherine Rupp Barbara Storsberg John Stohr Bessie Sullivan Mary Swayze Daisy Tilsou Herman Trunk Maria Werner William Wilson Hoetiietta Zweifel and others Funeral notices vary with service times today or tomorrow in Jersey City Newark Brooklyn and nearby towns. Most entries list age and residence with funeral details.

John Karl Kennedy Westbury L. I Francis M. Kennedy Kochenberger Fast 16Th St Frederick Kochenberger Kopf St. Heteken Katherine K. Kopf Kcuhn Myrtle Brooklyn Mathilda Kuhn Yzange Vimer Fark Louis Lange Lindgren West 95Th St T. Lindgren Lock Woood West 49Th St Catherine Lockwood A&m Loughtin Central Av Jersey ‘City Michael Loughlin McGann Belleville N. J Martin Mccann McKelvey Union’St Thors A. McKelvey Manning Monmouth St Jersey City John Morif Martin West 1St St Hester St . Marley North 6Th St Mary Marley Bproeiyn Emma Muus Bumeral Neville St. Catherine's Hospital Michael Neville ST. Nunan North Henry St Prooklyn Ann Nunan O'Brien Thomas F. Obrien SSS 2d Ostrander St. Francis’s Hospital George W. Ostrander Roberts Elizabeth Olive A. HE. Roberts Robinson Boornem Av Col Gilbert P. Robinson Rosenhagen South 4Th St Newark George E. Rosenhagen Rosenkranz East 4Th St Broklyn Charles Rosenkranz Rupp Felton St Linklin Catherine Rupp Schmid Springfield Av Swayze West Tet -St. Juke Mary M. Swayze Tilsou Muls Daisy Trunk Bergen St Herman Wagner Park Av Maria Werner Wilson East List William F. Wilson Zweife Ridgewood Hoetiietta Zweifel

In Memoriam Masses for Local Parishioners

Masses held today for Thomas Kavanagh at Valley Church Newark Mary Otennor at States Church Newark and PL Shakers at Church of Our Lady of Mercy Brooklyn with times 8:30 7:30 and 9 A M respectively.

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