Outerbridge Heads Committee of One Hundred
The Committee of One Hundred elected officers at 82 Beaver Street. Eugene H. Outerbridge as Chairman and William A. Coakley as Vice Chairman lead a 21-member executive panel. The group aims to fund political and educational campaigns, localizing materials and exposing transit waste.
Five Newport debutantes announced for summer season
Newport reports a record season with at least five debutantes to be presented. Eleanor Roelker Jeanne Wallach Alice Drexel Blanche Oelrichs Rose Grosvenor are named with planned events at the Newport Club and family homes. Mrs Belmont arrives at Marble House as residents host dinners and dances for charity and youth groups amid hot weather and busy social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
William G. Roelker
Eleanor Roelker
Barger Wallach
Jeanne Wallach
Newport Club
John R. Drexel
Alice Drexel
Europe
Charles M. Oelrichs
Blanche Oelrichs
William Grosvenor
Rose Grosvenor
O. H. P. Belmont
Marble House
New York
Free Body Park
Wise
Young Men's Christian Association
Newport Golf Club
Bailey’s Beach
Golf Club
Marriage of Florence Vernon and William Griffith at St Bartholomew’s
The marriage occurs this afternoon at St. Bartholomew's Church with a reception at 58 West Fifty-seventh Street. A separate engagement is announced for Miss Caroline E. Clark to Rufus G. Hinton, with no date set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Brooklyn
William Griffith
St. Bartholomew’s Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Mrs. Griffith
Caroline E. Clark
William B. Clark
Hartford
Appellate review on South Shore franchise powers
Counsel for the Public Service Commission the City and South Shore Traction contested before the Appellate Division the PSC's withholding of approval for a Queens to Williamsburg Bridge line. The case tests PSC authority under Section 53 and whether it may shape terms and conditions or merely approve rights granted by the Board of Estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
City
South Shore Traction Company
South Shore Company
Board of Estimate
Queens
Williamsburg Bridge
South Shore
Lexow
Coleman
Pendleton
Public Service Commissions
Board of Etc
Miss Raymond A Bride in City Nuptials
Philip Waldron Boardman son of Mr and Mrs Albert Barnes Boardman married Miss Dorothy Raymond daughter of the late James Raymond yesterday at noon at the bride’s mother’s home 18 West Seventy seventh Street Rev William Owen officiated. A breakfast followed with details of gowns and attendants. The couple will spend the summer at Southampton and reside in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Waldron Boardman
Albert Barnes Boardman
Dorothy Raymond
James Raymond
West Seventyseventh Street
William Owen
Stires
St. Thomas’s Church
Miss Raymond
Frederick Thomas
Morristown
Whitney, Kernochan
Livingston Platt
Boardman
Yale
New York Law School
Migs Raymond
James H. McLean
Thomas Williams
Edith S
Dorcas Williams
Ichabod
T. Williams
Bishop
Tappin
Eugene Outerbridge
William Harry Motley
Charles D. Freeman
Frank Platt
Gordon Abbot
William Collier
Cortland Wheeler
Gimbel Store Order Brings 600 Jobs at Fireproofing Plant
The National Fireproofing Company will start up a New Jersey plant and hire 600 workers after securing a major contract to fireproof the Gimbel Brothers store at Broadway Sixth Avenue Thirty third and Thirty second Streets. The project covers 500000 square feet of hollow tile blocks and is among the largest such contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimbel
National Fireproofing Company
New Jersey
Idie
Gimbel Brothers
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-third
Thirty-second
Americans at Court in Extra Buckingham Palace Presentation
Buckingham Palace hosted an extra court to honor a large slate of season presentations. Ambassador and Mrs. Reid attended with American Naval and Military Attachés and wives, including Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, along with several notable guests from New York and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Reid
Simpson
Commander Simpson
Thomas Nelson Page
Washington
E. Reeve Merritt
New York
Endora Clover
Richardson Clover
Angelica Brown
QO. Wiborg
Cincinnati
Stair & Havlin win bid for Pittsburg Bijou Theatre
Stair and Havlin manage to outbid Klaw & Erlanger and Nixon & Zimmerman for the Bijou Theatre in Pittsburg. They plan to take over the house after the McNulty estate petitions the Orphans Court to approve a sale around 870000. The McNulty heirs seek to discharge executrix Mrs. Margaret A. McNulty and appoint Mercantile Trust Company to handle the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Stair& Havlin
Western Theatrical Managers
Detroit
Cincinnati
New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Nixon & Zimmerman
Bijou
McNulty
Orphan’s Court
Stair & Havlin
McNulty Heirs
Margaret A. McNulty
Mercantile Trust Company
E. D. Stair
John H. Harling
Sam F. Nixon
Fitch Faces Flood of Borrowers Before Overseas Trip
Clyde Fitch sailed yesterday on the Lorraine for a rest and to handle business abroad. He complained of relentless begging letters since his rise to public prominence, including a woman named Ella asking for 1500 to bridge her over. He will not return until late fall to oversee the production of his latest play The City, and his works abroad include The Truth in Vienna and The Woman, in the Case in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Lorraine
Fitch
Ella
Boston bulldog Teddy reported missing from costumer’s office
Frank Hayden, theatrical costumer at 63 West 23rd Street, reports his brindle Boston bulldog Teddy vanished from his office last Wednesday while he was away. The 18 month old male dog is heavily white marked and was well regarded by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hayden
West Twenty-Third Street
Lost and Found
Department of the Times
Boston
Teddy
Play Transfer Planned for A Gentleman from Mississippi
Arrangements were made yesterday by Klaw and Erlanger Joseph R. Griemer and William A. Brady to move the play A Gentleman from Mississippi from the Bijou Theatre to the Aerial Gardens atop the New Amsterdam Theatre. The production has played at the Bijou since last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Klaw & Erlanger
Joseph R. Griemer
William A. Brady
Bijou
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
John Fynes Convalescing From Major Surgery
John Fynes general manager of Keith and Proctor's six theater circuit is recovering at home after a severe surgical operation by Dr. Willy Meyer. He plans to leave the city in ten days and spend the summer at Belgrade Lakes, returning in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fynes
Keith & Proctor
Moving Picture
West Ninety-first Street
Willy Meyer
Belgrade Lakes
Amusement Notes Preview Theater Openings and Changes
Frank McKee plans a Sept 20 Savoy Theatre opening with Margaret Anglin in The Awakening of Helena Richie. The House Next Door at the Gaiety Theatre closes Saturday and resumes Aug 2. July renovations planned. 120 members of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education will attend The Follies of 1909 at Jardin de Paris tonight. Yale Dramatic Association adds hundreds of extra seats for The Merry Wives of Windsor on campus next Saturday. Dr William Collier to end The Man from Mexico engagement at the Gaiety Saturday night. William Morris to lead Is Marriage a Failure? at Belasco Theatre in August. Cohan Harris to stage The City That David Built by Richard J Madden. Jane Oaker engaged for The Coast of Chance with George H Brennan. fall debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKee
Savoy Theatre
Margaret Anglin
Helena Richie
Gaiety Theatre
Society For the Promotion’ of Engineering Education
Jardin de Paris
New Haven
Yale Dramatic Association
William Collier
Mexico
William Morris
David Belasco
Belasco Theatre
Cohan & Harris
David
Richard J. Madden
Jane Oaker
George H. Brennan
Coast of Chance
Eugene Presbrey
Ester Esther
Aes Eon
Doctor Sails to Attend Tuberculosis Conference
Dr. Arthur Randolph Green, medical director of the Nathan Straus milk depots in the city, sailed yesterday aboard the Hellig Olav to represent the port as a delegate at the eighth International Tuberculosis Conference in Stockholm from July 7 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Randolph Green
Nathan Straus
Banks Required to File June 23 Financial Reports
The Controller of the Currency ordered all national banks to submit reports of their condition as of close of business on June 23. The declaration specifies the report covers each bank's financial status and assets and liabilities as of that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sarah Orne Jewett Dies at Sixty in Maine Home
Noted American writer Sarah Orne Jewett, 60, died at 6:40 PM in her Berwick Maine home after months of illness and a prior brain hemorrhage. Born 1849 in Maine, she spent most of her life between Maine and Boston and authored works including Deephaven Old Friends and New Country Doctor Tales of New England and The Country of the Pointed Firs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Berwick
Sarah Orne Jewett
America
James T. Fields
Boston
Jewett
Miss Jewett
Theodore H
Caroline F. (Perry) Jewett
New England
Atlantic Monthly
Maine
Pointed Firs
Captain Abraham E. Culver Dead in Washington
Captain Abraham E. Culver of the United States Navy died suddenly in Washington last evening at age 53. The obituary notes his birth year and career in the Navy culminating in his rank and service in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Abraham E. Culver
United States Navy
Culver
Obituary of Capt Culver Former Naval Officer Passes
In Utica New York a naval officer born there entered the service as a midshipman in 1872 and rose through commands on Ban Croft and Des Moines. He served in the Spanish American War aboard Mayflower and later as aid to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy until resigning last January. He died while on leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Naval Service
Navy Yard
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Culver
Art buyer and horseman Harry S. Henry dies at 53
Harry S. Henry, art collector, horseman, and retired manufacturer, dies after a long illness in Philadelphia at 53. His Barbizon paintings sold in New York for 350000, and he paid 50000 for Miller’s Going to Work, Dawn of Day. He owned Penn Valley Stock Farm in Morrisville, Pennsylvania, and bred numerous fine horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry S. Henry
Henry
New York
Miller
Penn Valley Stock Farm
Morrisville
Penn
Notable Early 20th Century Burials Across New York and New Jersey
MISS THERESA DAVID a longtime teacher at Public School 114 in Manhattan died at her Brooklyn home aged in her twenty fifth year She is survived by sisters Mrs John Patton Mrs Joseph Butt Miss Elizabeth David and brother Joseph David GEORGE EVERETT BATCHELDER aged 176 died at his daughter's home in Montclair New Jersey He was native of Salem Massachusetts and longtime auditor for Boston and Maine Railroad retiring twenty years ago MRS ANN BOWLBY aged 65 died at her Montclair New Jersey home after a long illness She leaves three children Howard Lewis Bowlby of Montclair and Mrs H J Taylor of Newark ELIZABETH FIFE wife of George Buchanan Fife Managing Editor of Harper s Weekly died at her home in the city She had been an invalid for years and was daughter of the late William Henry Welsh of Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa David
Oliver Street
Manhattan
Second Place
Brooklyn
John Patton
Saratoga
Joseph Butt
Elizabeth David
Joseph David
George Everett Batchelder
Frank M. Soule
Montclair
N. J
Mr. Batchelder
Salem
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Ann Bowlby
Howard
Lewis Bowlby
H.J .Taylor
Newark
Elizabeth Fife
George Buchanan Fife
Harper’s Weekly
Bied
Crimmins
John
Curran
Edward
East 5Th St
Darcy
Louisa
Davis
Arvesta
Sherman St
Kingston
N. Y
Fallon
Joseph A
Guray
Carrie
East 107Th St
Hall
Marcella
Liberty
Jacobs
Harold C
Union Av
Bronx
East 69Th
Springer
Max
West — St
Thompson
Agnes J
East 146Th
Abrams
Marin
Long Island State Hospital
Bird
Thomas T. Kings County Hospital
William E
Putnam
Booker
Bend
St. Peter's Hospital
Wyona St
David
Therese
Duffy
John J
Pacific St
Nostrand
McIlroy
Elizabeth
3D St
Malolepszy
Leon
Lee
Molan
Amelia
Felix
Moriarty
Susan
Henry
O'Connor
Catherine
St. James Place
O’hearne
Grace V
12Th St
Post-Berry
Jane
Quincy St
RADIN
Mary M
Tillary St
Riley
Norman AV
M. Schmitz
Anna M
Central Av
Seymour
Marie S
Bensonhurst
M. Sharkey
Little Girl Decides Custody Question in Divorce Case
Justice Giegerich allowed Antoinette Marino a visit with her father contractor Ermine Marino at times arranged by counsel, but kept custody with the mother pending the divorce trial after a bench conversation with the five year old aided by Lawyer Palmieri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmieri
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Ermine Marino
West 188d Street
Antoinette
New York Sculptor Commissioned to chisel Lincoln statue
Daniel Chester French of New York was commissioned to chisel the memorial statue of Abraham Lincoln for the State House grounds on the Lincoln city site in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Lincoln
Neb
Daniel Chester French
New York
Abraham Lincoln
State House
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriage and death notices slated for insertion in The New York Times can be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief item confirms a contact line for submission of such notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Born announcement for Dorothea Randolph Cook at 485 Central Park West
A newborn girl named Dorothea Randolph Cook was born to Mr and Mrs D Randolph Cook on June 23 at 485 Central Park West. A son was born on June 24 in East Orange New Jersey to Mr and Mrs Frank J Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haeder
Wilhelmine
Newark
M. Hanson
Margaret
North 2d
Catherine
Glen Ridge
Hindrichs
Anna
Florence
Irvington
Hyde
Alonzo G
East Orange
Kattenstroth
Charles
Union Hill
Marriages Listed in New York and Connecticut Notices
On June 23 1909 in Derby Conn Martha Charney Atwater Lewis wed Gerald Beckwith Curtis at St James Church. In Cambridge Mass Caroline Edgerly wed William Hawley Davis at the bride’s mother’s residence. On June 24 1909 Dorothy Raymond daughter of the late James Raymond married Philip Waldron Boardman at 18 West 77th Street New York by Rev William H Owen Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman — Raymond
West 77Th St
New York
William H. Owen, Jr
Dorothy
James Raymond
Philip Waldron Boardman
Curtis—Lewis
St. James’s Church
Derby
Conn
George H. Buck
Martha Charnley Atwater Lewis
Gerald Beckwith Curtis
Davis—Edgerly
Cambridge, Mass
W. M. Macnair
Caroline Marcia Edgerly
C. L. Edgerly
William Hawley Davis
Marriage notices span New Jersey and nearby states
A June list records numerous marriage banns and transfers across cities including North Adams Waterbury Jersey City Newark Plainfield Hackensack Bayonne Paterson and Bayonne with spouses named such as Sibyl Cady and Dr. Robert Hutton and many others, dated June 20 to June 28. Several entries specify locations like Plainfield Newark Jersey City and South Amboy and include both bride and groom surnames and زوج families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton—Cady
North Adams, Mass
Sibyl
Frances Cady
Robert Leroy Hutton
Avery—Falvey
Margaret V. Falvey
Frederick W. Avery
Bernhard—Moriz
Pearl Moris
Charles S. Bernhard Bowen
Funk
Jersey City
Anna L. Funk
John J. Bowen
Bullock—Lichtenberg
Laura Lichtenberg
Harry J. Bullock
Leg Tgil
South Amboy
N. Mary Smith
Robert Bulman
Camp Steward
Bradley Beach
Ry Steward
Arthur C. Douglas
Rian Tee
Ethel Nelson
Heber Dunham
Dwyer — Mellon
Waterbury
Conn
May Mellon
Jeremiah Dwyer
Edsall—Fredenburg
Newton
N. J
Lena Fredenburg
Grant Hasall
Foster
Gerber
Newark
Lydia Gerber
Reinhold C. Foster
Fox
Arlin C. Jaynes
Lacey
Dams
Hackensack
Ella Lacey
Emil Dams
Latham—Mitchell
Lucy Mitchell
Arthur J. Latham
Leggett— Gardiner
Mae GardiNer
George Legge McAdam
Hartley
Marion Hartley
John V. McAdam
MacKay
Hunnikin
Florence Hunnikin
William Mackay, Jr
Meany
Lynch
Plainfield
Teresa Lynch
Timothy J. Meany
Morris—Coffee
Anna E. Coffee
Chester D. Morris
Morris—Johnson
Paterson
Mary Johnson
Frank Morris
Mundy
Queens Force
William B. Mundy
O’brien
Morton
Harrison
Anna T. Morton
John F. O'Brien
Pardee—Beasley
Lillian Beasley
Roy E. Pardee
Bayonne
Mary E. Hamilton
Roacoe Parks
Ramisden
Huss
Mary EB. Russ
George Ramsden
Rowland—Shaw
Violet Shaw
Charles E. Rowland
Ryan—Hoffman
Tessie Hoffman
Frank Ryan
Russellelysn
Matilda Lynn
Arthur J. Russell
Salve—Tobin
Germonds
N. Y
Ellen Tobin
John M. Salve, Jr
Shawger—Hergott
Jessie M. Taylor
Lawrence A. Walsh
Wefferling
Selina Foster
William Westerling
Wyman—Thomsen
Frances Thomsen
William U. Wyman
Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area
A long list of June 1909 death notices and funeral arrangements across New York City and New Jersey. Entries include Meigs Benjamin at St. Agnes, Elizabeth Betts in Plainfield, Edith Dezas, Ellsworth Elliott, Elizabeth Fife, Elsie Johnston, Carl Klupfel, and many others with church services, private burials, and interment details.
In Memoriam Notices From New Jersey and New York
In Memoriam listing masses for Patrick Kirk at Our Lady of Good Counsel Newark Sallie F Lynch at Sacred Heart Brooklyn Catharine O Toole St Joseph Newark and James Sheehan St John Orange with service times today and tomorrow prior notices reference church masses in New Jersey and New York.
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Outerbridge
Feather Man
William A. Coakley
Labor
Ity
Beaver Street
Eugene H. Outerbridge
Joseph M. Price
Percival Kuehne
Pantasote Leather Company
Pantasote Company
West Virginia
Whitbridge Mills Company
Pennsylvania
New York, Bermuda and Caribbean Steamship Company
Hearst
ePercival Kuehne
Knauth, Nachod & Kuehne
Thomas J. Curtis
Albert E. Davis
Winfred T. Dennison
Clarence Edwards
Edmund D. Fisher
Michael A. Fitzgerald
Michael Furst
Frederick E. Goetze
Hamilton Holt
Isaac A. Hopper
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Jacob Cy Klinck
F. -. Longfellow
John Martin
Arnold B. McStay
Henry Moskowitz
William C. Redfield
William J. Schieffelin
Charles A. Schieren
Gustav H. Schwab
E. Platt Stratton
Committee On Nominations
Committee of One Hundred
Social Notes
Arthur Kennedy
Long Island
Wolcott
John B. Gleason
Mildred Gleason
Delhi
Catskills
Gardiner, Me
Joseph H. Scranton
South Orange
White Plains
James H. Stebbins
Madison Avenue
Bar Harbor
Jennie
Ella Carpender
Holland Lodge
Massapequa
L. I
William Carpender
John D. Wood
Beekman Winthrop
John Clinton Gray
Continent
Hitt
Berlin
Stephen H. Brown
East Seventieth Street
Southampton
Sherman Evarts
Newon
BOARD
Commission
GET Pittsburg Theatre
Klaw& Erlanger
Arthur Randolph Green Salls
Call For National Banks
Show
Max Pemberton
Mimi
Henry Gastenard
England
Mr. Pemberton
John C. Winston CO
Sarah Ornejewett
Lowell
A. E. Culver
Spain
Justice Giegerich
Society OF the Guillotine
S. Weir Mitchell
Paris
Castaigne
Charles D. Stewart
Margaret Deland
Owen Wister
T Weigh
Robert M. Yerkes
Harvard University
L. Frank Tooker
Hambidge
Elwood Worcester
D.D
Buckley
John Wesley
United States
Commodore W. H. Beehler
William F. Allen
Rothenburg
Robert Haven Schauffler
Germany
Shackleton
South Pole
A. W. Greely
Antarctic
Lucy Pratt
Ezekiel
Birch
Calvin
Maria Horner Lansdale
Francis Brown
E. S. Nadal
Legation
John Hay
A. S. Chapman
John S.sergent
W.j.whittemore
Orson Lowell
Eugene Higgins Reginald Birch
C. J
Edgar Saltus
Mr. Saltus
Mitchell Kennerley
WM. Vogel
44Th Street
Houston Street
Anderson—Conway
Katherine Conway
Oscar O. Anerson
Benjamin
Meigs Benjamin
St. Agnes’s Church
St. Betts
Elizabeth Ballantine
J. Brognard Betts
Church of the Holy Cross
North Plainfield
Liberty St
N. J. Bullus
Caroline Constance Ebullus
Commodore Oscar Bullus
A. M. Taylor
North Asbury Park
Church of the Holy Spirit
North Asbury
Crawford
West 657Th St
Marie Hortense
William H. Crawford
Louis
Mary Saye Denham
St. Leo’s Church
28Th St
Madison Avs
Campbell Building
Elliott
Rutherford
Ellsworth
William P
Sarah A. Elliott
Grace Church
Chambers St
Erie R. R
Fife
Leeson
William G. Leeson
West 158Th St
Catskill
N. Y. Martin
Norwalk
Lillie Mathews
Charles D. Mathews
William M. Martin
Neal
James M. Neal
East 8Th
Trinity Church
7Th
Washington Sts
Hoboken
Preble
John Quincy Preble
Judson Memorial Church
Washington Square South
Rockwell
Bachman
Philip
Kingston, N. Y
Baer
Ricka
St. Ee
Cohen
Ae Comes
Elise
Connell
Thomas J
9Th St
JerseyCity
Cox
Mary J
Union St
Cowes
Elsie
Hobart Av
Dillon
John F
Fairview
Thomas F
Clover St
Fernane
Patrick
5Th St
Gregory
John P
Passaic
One Creek
M. Morrissy
William
West 47Th St
Muller
John H
Murphy
Katherine
Cortlandt St
West Hoboken
Martha
Ark
Livingston St
Skinner
Justin P
Elizabeth Av
Stear
Nellie
Hancock
Summit St
Wagner
Old Bergen Road
Wirth
Morton St
Young
Lewis W
Hedden St
A. Williams
Colum Cleaning
West 54Th St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jeroma Avenue
East
Undertakers
Rane E. Campbell
West
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