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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

9

Imperator Sets Sail From Hoboken on Eastward Voyage

The Hamburg American liner Imperator, the world’s largest transatlantic steamer, begins its first eastbound voyage at 11 am. More than 1900 cabin passengers aboard, with notable guests including Henry Morgenthau, James W. Gerard, George Ade, Sir Max Aitken, and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills. Mayor’s luncheon praises German shipbuilders and harbor plans as New York accelerates port improvements.

Hoboken Imperator Henry Morgenthau Democratic National Committee Morgenthau Supreme Court James W. Gerard Spain George Ade Max Aitken Chevalier de Waepenaert Cuba Ogden L. Mills Isaac Stern New York Ynor New York City New Jersey Col William C. Black Corps of Engineers Rhinelander Waldo Robert Adamson Carl Buenz Julius P. Meyer William G. Sickel United States Canada Hamburg-American Line Meyer Imre Pema

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Miss Lilienstern Weds Herman Hoffman at Majestic Hotel

Miss Hattie B Lilienstern daughter of Mr and Mrs Lafayette Lilienstern wed Herman Hoffman in a noon ceremony at the Hotel Majestic with Rev Rudolph Grossman officiating. The couple plans a summer in Atlantic City and a trip through the Adirondacks and Thousand Islands after a reception attended by both families.

Hattie B. Lilienstern Lafayette Lilienstern Herman Hoffman Hotel Majestic Rudolph Grossman Solon B. Lilienstern Thousand Islands Canada Atlantic City

Miss Pratt to Wed Waldo MacLean at North Presbyterian

Miss Viola Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis C Pratt of 3675 Broadway will marry Waldo Bross MacLean in a Saturday ceremony at North Presbyterian Church. Maid of honor will be Miss Marie Pratt and best man will be Donald C MacLean brother of the groom. Ushers are Frederick Louis Maxim and Clarence Day. The groom a Wesleyan graduate 1900 and Alpha Delta Phi member. his father was longtime Brockport State Normal School president.

Viola Pratt Willis C. Pratt Broadway Waldo Bross MacLean North Presbyterian Church Iss Pratt Marie Pratt Donald C. MacLean Frederick Louis Maxim Clarence Day Wesleyan University Alpha Delta Phi Charles Donald MacLean Brockport State Normal School Brockport N. Y

Dorita MacElhinny Marries Watson B Robinson at Port Washington

The marriage of Miss Dorita MacElhinny daughter of Mr and Mrs James MacElhinny Port Washington New York and Watson B Robinson of Manhattan will be held at the bridegroom's parents home Saturday at 4 PM Invitations have been issued. A Harvard Law School graduate Mr Robinson and Miss MacElhinny a well known north shore resident enjoy outdoor life. Mr MacElhinny is a lawyer and Vice President of the North Shore Traction Company.

Dorita Mace Hinny James. Maceeihinny Port Washington L. 1 Watson B. Robinson Manhattan Borides Watson Harvard Law School Miss MacElhinny North Shore MacElhinny Northshore Traction Company

Miss Elsie Waldman to Wed A Glazier Lampke at Home

Miss Elsie Langer Waldman of 200 Claremont Avenue will marry A Glazier Lampke on Friday at 3 30 PM in the bride’s home. Miss Sylvia Unterberg will be maid of honor and Louis James Lampke from Oklahoma will be best man.

Elsie Langer Waldman Claremont Avenue A. Glazier Lampke Sylvia_Unterberg Louis James Lampke Oklahoma

Miss Wilson Weds J H Simmons at Lenox Avenue Hall

Miss Leah Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Wilson wed Tra H Simmons yesterday at Savigney Hall Lenox Avenue by Rev Rudolph Grossman. Immediate relatives attended the ceremony and the couple took a short honeymoon trip to Atlantic City.

Wilson J. H. Simmons Leah Wilson Isaac Wilson City Tra H. Simmons Savigney Hall Lenox Avenue Rudolph Grossman Atlantic City

Brown Jr and Helene Adri ance to wed in Brooklyn home

James Munroe Brown Jr and Miss Helene Lawrence Adriance plan a wedding Saturday evening at the bride’s mother, 42 Hart Street, Brooklyn. Rev Nehemiah Boynton of Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, will officiate.

James Munroe Brown, Jr Helene Lawrence Adriance Hart Street Brooklyn Nehemiah Boynton Clinton Avenue Congregational Church

Marriage of Miss Sadie Klein and Charles Tuline Heisman

The wedding occurred last evening at 6 oclock at the Hotel Astor. Miss Sadie Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Klein of 415 East Fifth Street, married Charles Tuline Heisman of 450 West 145th Street. the Rev. Dr. Aaron Eiseman officiated.

Sadie Klein Isaac Klein East Fifth Street Charles Tuline Heisman West 145d Street Hotel Astor Aaron Eiseman

Miss Gertrude Andreae Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Miss Gertrude M. Andreae daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Andreae of tuxedo Park underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday morning at Miss Alston s private hospital 26 West Sixty first Street. She was reported progressing favorably though the condition was critical for a time.

Gertrude M. Andreae Otto Andreae Tuxedo Park Miss Alston West Sixtyfirst Street

New Rochelle Dedicates Founding Anniversary Parade

New Rochelle celebrates its two hundred twenty-fifth founding anniversary with a two hour parade featuring 6,000 marchers, 100 fire vehicles, floats, and bands from Westchester County. Dignitaries include M Jusserand the French Ambassador, Harry Chatonet, and Charles Garrigues. A Huguenot tableau leads civic floats while a memorial statue of Gov. Jacob Leisler is to be unveiled at Huguenot Park.

New York Times New Rochelle N. Y Westchester County France England Main Street M. Jusserand Harry Chatonet Charles Garrigues la Rochelle North Avenue Edward J. Timmons Harry C. Perley Tenth Infantry Charles F. Porter Seventh Regiment Harry Briggs Grote Hutcheson United States Fort Slocum Arthur H. Titus Port Chester Jusserand Edward Carson F. M. Romain G. B. Underhill Dianis Davis Helen Lambden H. S. Clark H. M. Lloyd Oscar Ettari Fitzwilliam Dalrymple Alice Rupp Equal Franchise League Wykagy Country Club Accouing Gov Jacob Leisler The Daughters of the Revolution

Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs V Webb in Oxford

Mr and Mrs Vanderbilt Webb welcome a son born at their home in Oxford England. The mother is Mrs Aileen Osborn Webb, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Church Osborn, who married Mr Webb last autumn. Mrs Osborn traveled abroad to be with her daughter. The child is a grandson of Dr and Mrs W Seward Webb and a great grandson of William H Vanderbilt. Mr Webb attends a special course at Oxford University and the couple plan to return to this side late in the summer.

V. Webb William H. Vanderbilt Webb Oxford University

Social Notes of Elite New York Scene

Mme da Gama, wife of Brazil's ambassador, to be presented at St James's Court tomorrow. Mrs Samuel S Auchincloss sails to Europe with daughter Miss Mary Duryee after closing Short Hills home for summer. Mr John Reynolds Totten and Mr H H Budd visit Hotel Gotham. Dr Mrs Samuel Colt from Providence. Families depart for Block Island and continental tours. multiple marriages announced including Harriet Kirker Forbes to Bert Thomas Wales and Miss Leila Nano to George Gottlieb at Riverside Drive.

Mme. da Gama United States St. James's Samuel S. Auchincloss Short Hills N. J Mary Duryee Europe John Reynolds Totten West Fifty-fourth Street Gotham H. H. Budd Southampton L. I Samuel P. Colt Providence John H. Girdner West Seventy-first Street Town Block Island A. Walker Otis Iceland Spitzbergen Joseph Abrahams Leila Nano George Gottlieb Riverside Drive Elise Vignot Albert van, Buren Lushing Harry Lampere Brooklyn Flushing Miss Vagnot Albert van

Not All Against Japanese in California Says Editor Abiko

F Abiko editor of the San Francisco Japanese American on a New York trip says California anti Japanese sentiment is exaggerated. He asserts pro Japanese opinion is majority among Americans there and cites support from growers and farmers for Japanese agricultural contributions. He notes anti Japanese agitators are organized while pro Japanese lack coordination.

F. Abiko San Francisco New York America California Times Hotel Astor Abiko

Miss Sybil White Davis Engaged to Charles Stevenson Davis Jr

Mr and Mrs Howland S Davis announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Sybil White Davis to Charles Stevenson Davis Jr of Plymouth Mass. The couple share a name but are not related. Miss Davis debuted last winter and remains active in society. She is niece of Mrs Hilborne Roosevelt and Mrs Lawrence Howe of Boston. Her sister Ruth Gardner Davis married Theodore E Biotneway last April. Mr Davis is a Harvard graduate class of 1911. No wedding date set.

Howland S. Davis Madison Avenue Sybil White Davis Charles Stevenson Davis, Jr Plymouth Mass Miss Davis Hilborne Roosevelt Lawrence Howe Boston Ruth Gardner Davis Theodore E. Biotneway Howland William Shippen Davis Mr. Davis Harvard

Judge rules on baseball guessing contest injunction

Judge Lacombe refused Heineman Brothers of Baltimore a restraining order against Postmaster Morgan over a proposed baseball guessing contest. The plan offered World Series tickets, rail fare, and seven dollars daily for winners to advertise cheap cigars. Washington officials deemed it gambling and barred mail use. The judge noted lack of authority to force Postmaster Morgan to accept literature, citing Postmaster General's contrary ruling on whether the scheme is a lottery.

Lacombe Federal District Court Heineman Brothers of Baltimore Howard M. Morgan Washington Post Office Department Morgan Heineman Brothers

Estate of Richard Hyde Appraised At 1 245 Million

An estate appraisal filed for Richard Hyde, Brooklyn theatrical manager, after expenses totals 1 245 million. Personal property 485 910 includes Hyde Behman Amusement Company shares and Brooklyn Jockey Club stock. Real estate 799 500 covers three Brooklyn theatres, one Pittsburgh theatre, and a Bay Shore country home. Widow to receive 181 300. four children split 237 088 each. brother James 20 000. two nephews and two nieces 5 000 each. A 25 000 bequest is made to the Actors fund of America.

Richard Hyde Brooklyn Ketcham Pittsburgh Bay Shore L. 1 Hyde William J James R Lillian B. Hyde

Wallace Back in Labrador on Explorers Expedition

Judge William J Malone of Bristol and Dillon Wallace of New York have traveled to the Labrador plateau to trace Lost River from its source. The 1893 expedition with Leonidas Hubbard ended in Hubbard's death. this trip aims to mark that death site and then proceed to Hamilton Inlet via the river's headwaters.

Bristol Conn William J. Malone Dillon Wallace New York Labrador Judge Malone Halifax Lost River Lake Michikaumau Wallace Comany Leonidas Hubbard Hubbard Hamilton Ver Hamilton Inlet

One American Among Vaderland Passengers

The Vaderland arriving in New York from Antwerp via Dover carried 166 cabin passengers. Only one was American: Thomas Francis O Mara of New Haven Connecticut. The rest included Jan Barankowics, Miss Kata Burkowska, Mr and Mrs Lieb Czerlin, Miss Ludwika Dykasowna, Mrs K Gronsyswska, Miss Helena , Mrs Sifre Kaleditsky, Jastrzembos Jancisek Wojtunik, and Miss Maryana Uszekewits.

Vaderland New York Red Star Antwerp Dover Thomas Francis O'Mara New Haven Conn Jan Barankowics Kata Burkowska Lieb Czerlin Ludwika Dykasowna K. Gronsyswska Helena

Immigrants Arrive from Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm II

A passenger list shows arrivals from Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II including Herbert Ss. Agar Mr and Mrs Alvah Crocker Charles F. Dotter Charles B. Gale Mr and Mrs F W Goehner Mr and Mrs J G Heinsheim D Hill Mrs George Titus E Howland Miss Howland and Dr Henry M. William.

Europe Herbert Ss. Agar Alvah Crocker Charles F. Dotter Charles B. Gale F. W. Goehner J. G. Heinsheim

Judge Rules Belmont Gambling Case Not Bookmaking

Judge James P. Niemann of Nassau County dismissed the district attorney's attempt to prosecute gambling at Belmont. He said Burns investigators failed to prove bookmakers existed as a business with records and wagers, distinguishing bookmaking from ordinary betting under Hart-Agnew law. Not every form of gambling is prohibited.

James P. Niemann Nassau County Mineo Wysong Hearst Belmont Arthur Brisbane Evening Journal Burns Niemann

Howlett Plans Revival of Coaching Fun Evening

Morris Howlett, famed whip, announces a campaign to revive coaching. He will depart from Hotel Martinique tomorrow at 6 with a coach and six for Arrow Head Inn, entertaining guests at dinner. He credits improved New York area roads and the automobile’s prior decline of horses for the change.

Morris Howlett Flavel Howlett Hotel Martinique Arrowhead Inn New York Automobil

Volunteer Hospital Cornerstone Set by Mayor Gaynor

Gen Ballington Booth announced Mayor Gaynor accepted the invitation to lay the cornerstone of a new six story fireproof Volunteer Hospital at Water and Beekman. Construction costs about 100000 with 68000 raised or pledged. The old Gold Street records show 1240 treated in the dispensary and 47679 total yearly cases.

Gen. Ballington Booth The Volunteers of America Gaynor Water and Beekman Streets Gen. Booth Gold Street New York

Harrington Estate Tax Report Details 1910 Death

Transfer Tax Appraiser John I Berry filed his report on the estate of John J Harrington a Tammany Hall leader in the Sixteenth Assembly District who died June 10 1910 The gross estate is 248541 net 179952 including life insurance 53000 Broadway Trust stock 7500 Nineteenth Ward Bank 5500 half interest in Harrington firm 16923 and equity in the business building 72000 The butcher profits were 20460 63340 and 22110 in 1910 1911 1912 The entire estate goes to wife Mary Harrington who remarried Charles H Reisis on Sep 4 1912

John I. Berry John J. Harrington Tammany Hall Harrington Broadway Trust Company Nineteenth -Ward Bank John J. Harrington & Co First Avenue Kir. Harrington Mary Harrington Charles H. Reisis

Doctor Bassett Leaves 73000 Estate to Wife After Filial Rift

New York physician Dr John H. Bassett who died July 31 left an estate appraised at 72285 net. All property except 100 to his son Elliott T. Bassett goes to his widow Hannah C. Bassett. He cites filial disobedience for the bequest to the son. Real estate includes a 64000 equity in 11 West Thirty-first Street. Stocks, many in defunct mining firms, include thousands of shares in Red F Elephant Mining and in Gold mining outfits across multiple companies.

John 8. Bassett New York City Elliott T. Bassett Hannah C. Bassett West Thirty-first Street Red F Elephant Mining Company Goldfield Century Mining Company San Juan Gold Mining Company Heart of Goldfield Mining Company

Rear Admiral Potts Dies In Washington at 89

Rear Admiral Robert Potts U S N retired died suddenly today in Washington Naval Hospital where he was being treated for a complication of diseases. Potts rose from Pennsylvania's 1860 appointment as Third Assistant Engineer to Chief Engineer in 1875 and retired as rear admiral in 1898. Born in Dublin Ireland in 1835 he lived in Baltimore after retirement and will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

Washington Robert Potts Naval Potts Pennsylvania Dulin Ireland Baltimore Arlington National Cemetery

Ex President Pierola Dies in Lima at 76

Nicholas Pierola, noted Peruvian statesman and former president from 1896 to 1899, died in Lima after a long career marked by finance leadership and political turbulence. The government ordered embalming and a public funeral to honor his presidency.

Lima Peru Nicholas Pierola Pierola Camana Arequipa Humboldt Europe Pie Manuel Pardo Ignacio Pardo Chile

Notable Obituaries Across Cities Mention Many Names

A long list of prominent deaths from New Rochelle to Hoboken, Paterson, Montclair, and Philadelphia includes Col. Charles Adon Denike, Eunice Ann Bigelow, Edward Nson, Lyman Jackson, Sarah H. Lummis, N. P. Jones, Lucie C. Townsend, Andrew Hinshaw, Otto Bothfeld, Timothy J. Hanley, Isaac Gruber, Ingeborg Bronsart von Schellendorff, Dr. George W. Robinson, Clarence E. Dunham, Julia Husler, Charles M. Brandt, Charles Brownold, Henry Feirabend, Sarah Torrens, Capt. Samuel Parker Jewell, Jane Hughes, Ralph Cracknell, J. Walter Gummey, Elise Willing Balch, among others. The notices cover ages, residences, professions, and causes including heart disease, apoplexy, Bright's disease, and paralysis.

Charles Adon Denike National Guard Liberty Avenue New Rochelle Bright Col. Denike Bank of New York William Street Eunice Ann Bigelow Charles D. Bigelow Bay State Shoe and Leather Company Arlington Mass Henry Ward Beecher Heights Brooklyn Edward Nson Kings County Hospital Putnam Avenue Lyman Jackson Capital Fire Insurance Company Concord N. H Woodstock Sarah H. Lummis Franklin H. Lummis Charles Tompkins Avenue N. P. Jones The Loyal Legion Herkimer Street Lucie C. Townsend Frederick M. Townsend West Forty-fifth Street Timothy J. Hanley Hoboken N. J Bloomfield Street Isaac Gruber Abraham Gruber Albany Ingeborg Bronsart von Schellendorff Munich Germany Liszt Martineff Henselt Hiarne George W. Robinson Newark J. Dr. Robinson City New York University Los Angeles Cal Clarence E. Dunham Grafton Glasco Ice Company West Eighty-seventh Street Iulia Hulser Henry Feirabend Washington Street Hoboken Bank For Savings Sarah K. Torrens James Torrens North Fullerton Avenue Montclair Samuel Parker Jewell Sandy Hook Benjamin Eldridge Ocean Port Jane Hughes Belleville Rutgers Street Ralph Cracknell Boston Mr. Gummey Philadelhia J. Walter Gummey Elise Willing Balch John Astor

Marriage and death notices sought for NYT insertion

The newspaper requests marriage and death notices via telephone to 1000 Bryant. The service invites readers to submit obituaries and wedding announcements for possible publication.

Engaged Notices From Local Listings

SEACERET ROAL indicates a party engagement with Blackert. A Pheifer is engaged to Edward L. Geoghan. STEIN-ROSENSTEIN confirms Harry R. Rosenstein to Minna Stein.

Seaceret Roal Stein—Rosenstein Harry R. Rosenstein Minna Stein

Warried and Juned: scattered marriage notices dated June

A batch of brief matrimonial notices lists June marriages and engagements across New Jersey Connecticut Brooklyn and Westchester including De Burnham and Burnham Forbes and Jones Breidenbach Voorhees and Still Cullen Whitney Boyd among others with dates June 21 to June 24 and locales Ossining Peekskill Torrington and Long Island in a society page style brief set.

Paul—Thompson Ossining Hattie Thompson Charles Paul Still—Cullen Lillian Cullen Frank H. Still Whitney Boyd Peekskill Carolyn Boyd Stuart B. Whitney

Funeral notices from a New York area paper loom large in June 1913

The column lists multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for residents and veterans across New York City and neighboring towns. Names include Theodore IL Adee, Winifred J. Allen, Lauretta M. Botes, Charlies Brownold, Col. Charles Acton Denike, Franklin P. Duffey, Clarence E. Duncan, James Earl Hall, Sara Kelsey, Josephine Leland, Bitza J. Lowden, Henrietta Muhlfelder, Lewis Ober, Lillian C. Quilty, Emma M. Quinn, Peter Roberts, M. Robinson, Bernard Shlanowsky, Cornelius Bishop Smith. Funeral times span June 22–28 with services at churches, private interments, and cremation listings. Requests for attendance come from family, fraternal groups, and veterans associations.

Adee Empire State Society Sons of the American Revolution Theodore IL Atlantic Brooklyn Louis Annin Ames Walter B. Hopping Allen Winifred J. Allen Stephen Merritt Harlem Boies Dansville Lauretta M. Botes Susan Lamson Botes Brownold Charlies Brownold Julia May Hoffman Claudia Stone Irma Einstein East Sith St Denike New Rochelle N. Y Charles Acton Denike Liberty Av Seventh Regiment Chas. Adon Denike Thomas Dimond Duffey Franklin P Decatur Av Bedford Park Church of Our Lady of Mercy Marion Av Fordham Road Sarah Kelsey Henry B Mary J. Kelsey West 1Lth St Leland Josephine Eleanor A. Moore Simeon Leland Jefferson Av Grace Church Broadway 10Th St New York Maiisper Muhlifelder Lulu Schoenberger Albany Ballston Spa Ober West 112Th Lewis Ober Sth Quilty Lillian C. Quilty Catherine Ryan Bathgate Bronx St. J 'S Church Calvary Quinn Emma M. Quinn John W. Curtis Sea Av Arrochar S. L Roberts Montclair N. J Peter Roberts Mid+land Mount Hebron Robinson Newark Kane York City Fern Sts Henry W. Eeery Shlanowsky West Bernard Shlanowsky Ida Neey Nathaniel Charles Willam Chester Clara Betty May Henrietta Carrie Smith North East Harbor Cornelius Bishop Smith St. James's Protestant Church of New York St. Mary's-by-the- Sea

Death notices from New York and nearby counties

A long list of obituary and funeral notices from New York City addresses and nearby counties, detailing names such as Minnie Bycroft Wells and Mary Adam Wright, with residences in Hartford Stamford Bronx, and up to Westchester County towns. Entries include dates in June 1913 to 1915 and funeral times, private services, and interment details.

Erat Geder Harry Edna Herbert Dare Saenemad Torrens Eacetinien x. J Sarah Kennedy Terment Bronxville N. Y Grand Central Station Upham Charles Camnabaaie Wells Hartford Conn Minnie Bycroft James D. Wells Willard Stamford Susan H Allen H. Willard Clarence L. Reid Chidgey Tih Wright Mary Adam Bertin Germany Pea — Rch Frank Ebell Paine Terment Cypress Hills Cemetery

Campbell and Cavanagh Masses Held in Newark and Brooklyn

In Wemoham Campbell and Cavanagh are listed with Masses at St Mary of the Sea Brooklyn and St Joseph Newark. Mulvaney Mass at St Mary's Bensonhurst tomorrow. Scanlon Michael J. Mass at St Ja Newark today. In memory of an event or person is noted.

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