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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

7

General Bingham Sues Gaynor for Libel

Police Commissioner Bingham files suit in the Supreme Court against Justice William J. Gaynor for 100000 dollars alleging damages to reputation from Gaynor letters to Mayor McClellan and a June 2 1909 newspaper interview. The summons was served at Gaynors home and he sails on a yachting trip with twenty days to answer.

Bingham Supreme Court William J. Gaynor McClellan Duffy Gaynor Gen. Bingham Justice Gaynor Austen G. Fox Edward C. Crowley St. James, L. I Gen City Hall Kelly Brooklyn George B. Duffy Rogues’ Gallery Brooklyn Detective Bureau Frank P. Watson

Atlantic Passenger List of Transatlantic Steamships

Extensive roll of passengers booked to sail on the Cunard and allied lines to Europe. Names span multiple ports including London, St. Louis, Liverpool, Glasgow and Caledonia trades with many families and individuals listed.

William Griffith Weds Florence Vernon in New York Church

William Griffith and Miss Florence Vernon were married yesterday at St. Bartholomew's Church Madison Avenue and Forty fourth Street. O Henry served as best man with a line of ushers including Dr George C Hall and Carroll Burton. A reception followed at 58 West Fifty seventh Street and home awaiting Mr Angе Griffith.

William Griffith Hampton Florence Vernon Thomas Vernon Crooklyn St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church Madison Avenue Forty-fourth Street Louise Griffith Virginia Vernon Frederick Vernon Brooklyn Sydney Porter O. Henry Charles A. Meade Henry S. Beardsley George C. Hall New York Carroll Burton Philadelphia Leighton Parks St.Bartholomew's West Fifty-seventh Street Ange Griffith Ianthe Steele Seth Low Muriel and Beatrice Steele San Francisco Thomas Williams Jockey Club Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Joss Stevenson Edwin ¥. Hallenbeck Stevenson Hallenbeck Fourth Presbyterian Church West End Edgar Whitaker Work D. D Rutgers Presbyterian Church Broadway 73D Street Robert Mackenzie Charles A. Stoddard D. D. Madison Av Presbyterian Church George R. Montgomery Montgomery University Place Presbyterian Church 10Th St George Alexander West Presbyterian Church Anthony Hi Hfe St. Presbyterian Church 7Th Av Geo. J. Mingins True Reformed Church Bank St J. C. Voorhis First Harlem Collegiate Church East 11St St Lexington Benjamin E. Dickhaut Lenox Ave Edgar Tilton, Jr Arthur A. Fellstrom Madison Avenue Reformed Church 57Th St

Miss Agramonte Weds Malcolm Hayward Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Rose Louise Agramonte daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry V Agramonte of 292 West Ninety second Street and Malcolm M Hayward son of Mr and Mrs John Nelson Hayward were married Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Only families attended. They plan a Summer at Spring Lake New Jersey and will take an Riverside Drive apartment in the Fall.

Rose Louise Agramonte Henry V. Agramonte West Ninety-second Street Malcolm M. Hayward John Nelson Hayward Mrs. Hayward Spring Lake N. J Riverside Drive

Bottomley Townsend Wedding Plans Set for Late Summer

Miss Harriet Townsend of the Townsends and W Laurence Bottomley will wed in late summer or early autumn at Westport L I before the Townsends close their country place. Bottomley just completed Beaux Arts work in Paris under the McKim Fellowship and is due to sail home on the Bremen early next week.

Bottomley-Townsend Harriet Townsend James M. Townsend W. Laurence Bottomley Townsends Westport L. I Bottomley Beaux Arts Paris McKim Bremen

Roosevelt family sails for European visit on Cretic

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Miss Ethel Roosevelt Archie and Quentin Roose velt sail today aboard the Cretic. They plan to visit Mrs Roosevelt's sister Miss Edith Carew at her Italian villa for several weeks before proceeding to travel on the Continent.

Cretic Theodore Roosevelt Ethel Roosevelt Quentin Roosevelt Archie Roosevelt Alexander Alison de Forest Baker W. L. Bradley John Linton Carver Clews A. Cumming Hamilton Hill Durand Elizabeth Tyaffe William H. Haight Everettt L. Hazelton E. W. Balfour W. D. Hishop Raymond J. Chatry J. E. Fowler H. M. Gorham W. F. A. Kendel Percy Lyndal A. G. Milbank Waldo Newcomer E. Hope Norton W. Barclay Parsons J.F Franklin J. W. Gerard Clement A. Griscom, Jr A. H. Gunning Louise C. Hale F. W. Kellogg William Ludlow H. B. Mitchell G. W. Moore Charles Halpin Nammack John W. Paine William Booth Papin Charles H. Truax W. A. &. Vickers Hollingsworth Whyte Archie Mrs. Roosevelt Edith Carew

Social Notes on Summer Travel and Weddings in New York

A stream of society notices details bridal plans and overseas trips. Families including the Winslows Brooks Chatrys and Burdens plan European visits, with several couples sailing aboard ships or moving to country homes from Newport to Isannel.

Horse Rescued After Eight Foot Fall Into Areaway

A horse crashed through an iron railing into an areaway surrounding the Putnam Court apartment house at 104th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Reserves were called as crowd control measures. Antique dealer Christian Lorenzen arrived with piano movers who hoisted the animal to safety using block and tackle. The horse, valued above $200, escaped with minor injuries and was driven downtown after calm returned.

Putnam Court 104Th Street Amsterdam Avenue West 100Th Street Christian Lorenzen Berson

John Crosby Brown Dies at Home on Orange Mountain

John Crosby Brown senior partner of Brown Brothers & Co and Brown Shipley Co died last evening at his Summer home on Orange Mountain New Jersey He was born May 22 1838 and educated at Columbia He served as director of Union Theological Seminary and supported it financially leaving six children including Rev William Adams Brown D D and James Crosby Brown of Brown Brothers & Co among survivors

John Crosby Brown Messrs Brown Brothers & Co New York Philadelphia Boston Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Co London Orange Mountain N. J Brown, Shipley & Co Mr. Brown James Brown Columbia University Liverpool United States Trust Company Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company Bank of New York, N. B.A Bank of Savings United States Lloyds The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation London Guarantee and Accident Corporation, Limited Chamber of Commerce State of New York Century Association Metropolitan Club Down Town Association Midday Club Union Theological Seminary Brown Wiliam Adams William E. Dodge Adams Chapel William Adams Mary E. Adams William Adams Brown Union Seminary Eliza Coe Moore Edward Caldwell Moore Harvard University Mary Maroun Brown James Crosby Brown Amy Brighthurst de Forest Henry L. de Forest Thatcher Maroun Brown

Mrs Elihu Vedder Dies in Rome at 63

Mrs Elihu Vedder wife of American artist Elihu Vedder died after a four day period of unconsciousness in Rome. She was 63 and was born Caroline Rosekranz of Glens Falls New York.

Rome Elihu Vedder

Death of Bernard L. Jaworower at 73 in New York

Bernard L. Jaworower of 125 West 115th Street died yesterday morning at age 73. He leaves a widow and two sons Alfred and Jaco, was active in Jewish organizations and held offices in Free Masons and Knights of Pythias, born in Isiody Austria and immigrated thirty years ago. He served as Immigration Service interpreter and spoke five languages. He will be cremated tomorrow from his residence. funeral services to follow.

Bernard L. Jaworower West 115Th Street Jaworower Alfred B. Jaworower Isiody Austria Immigration Service Free Masons Knights of Pythias Order B’nai Brith Free Sons of Judah Alfred Jaco

Portrait painter William Trego found dead near Philadelphia

William Trego 51, noted portrait painter and sculptor, was found dead at his North Wales home. Excessive heat caused exhaustion and vertigo, officials say. Several of his works are on display at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, including Rescue of the Colors acquired by John Wanamaker and given to the Bucks County Historical Society.

Philadelphia William T. Trego North Wales Here

Notable Deaths of Pittsfield and Brooklyn Residents Prominent Locals Mourned

Obituary notices report the deaths of Patrick H. Dolan Pittsfield superintendent and street railway head. Samuel W Bradley former State Assembly member and county treasurer. William E Birdsall ex Franklin Publishing worker. Mary W Kenyon longtime Methodist Home manager and WCTU member. John W Graff Kings County Oil employee and Navy veteran. James F Crumbie Cotton Exchange member. Alonzo Gree Hyde Herald executive and Civil War veteran. George W Sackler cigarette machine maker. Albert Pulitzer wife of the famed journalist, noting son Walter Pulitzer.

Fatrick H. Dolan Pittsfield Ojean N. Y William E. Birdsall Putnam Avenue Brooklyn Manhattan Franklin Publishing Company Philadelphia Mary W. Kenyon Joseph A. Kenyon Monroe Street Troy Methodist Episcopal Home For the Aged Women's Christian Temperance Union John W. Graff Monitor Street Kings County Hospital Kings County Oil Company United States Navy James F. Crumbie Cotton Exchange Hotel Savoy Nyack Savoy Crumbie Andrew C. Armstrong Alonzo Gree Hyde The Herald East Orange New York George W. Sackler Webster George F. Ludlow Rector Street Sackler Cincinnati Albert Pulitzer London Pulitzer St. Louis Walter Pulitzer

Opening Up the Northwest and Other July Features

A catalog of magazine content notes railroad expansion to the Pacific by Elliott Flower, plus fiction by Maurice Hewlett and Maarten Maartens. The July Putnam’s offers The Letters to Sanchia, The American Church on Trial, sketches by Florence Scovel Shinn, and essays by Hugh C. Weir, with color photos and illustrations.

Elliott Flower Florence Scovel Shinn Hugh C. Weir Maarten Maartens Alice MacGowan

Marriages Listed in New Jersey and Nearby States

A long list of June nuptials reported from multiple towns including Jersey City Trenton Kingston Elizabeth Waterbury and Florence. The notices name brides and grooms with their residence and wedding dates in terseGovernment- style marriage listings.

Obituary notices from New York area paper June 1909

A string of death notices and funeral arrangements for John Crosby Brown Charles B Clover Marie Hortense Crawford James Frederick Crumbie Sher borne Vernon Damerel Edith G Devas Eleanor J Devlin Martha Jane Helser Harry Ellis George W Fackler Abraham Kaufmann Carl Klupfel William G Leeson Lillie Mathews William M Martin Matilda Miller Mary Josephine Murphy William Flumer Fanny Pulitzer Margaret Law Emma Rockwell Easter Elizabeth Smith Florence J Sullivan with service times locations and burial details in New York and New Jersey communities.

Blowers Scheeingforth Avon N. J Helen Scheeingforth A. F. Blowers Bye—Moore Elizabeth Elizabeth Moore Richard Bye Byrnes Peppard Mary M. Peppard John A. Byrnes Caruth—Simms Mabel Simms Benjamin Caruth Davis—Rowley Ada Rowley Raymond E. Davis LE LA Mater Boice Lemma de la Mater John Boice Dugan—Powell Jersey City Henrietta Powell John Dugan Eldredge—Howard Kingston N. Y Elia Howard Henry L. Eldredge Fisher—Wutch Garfield Mary Wutch Charles Fisher Getz—Brown Trenton Florena Brown George Getz Humphrey—Allen Lulu Allen George Humphrey Ingram Jessie Dick Harry P. Ingram Kelly—Montgomery Rose Montgomery John Kelly Knebel—Dusel Florence Dusel William L. Knebel Lane Hummer Grace Hammer F. BR. Lane Mahoney—Brown Waterbury Conn Margaret Brown Bryan Mahoney Marquart—Heppner Clara Heppner Frederick Marquart McDonough—Finn Nellie Finn Anthony McDonough Miller—Mcmanus Rutherford Mamie McManus James W. Miller Mintzer — Schenkein Sadie Schenkein Marcus M. Mintzer Paradas—Bartholomew Marorie Bartholomew Adrian Paradas, Jr Ralling—Blades Junge Bergen Point Mary Blades Ralph Balling Scull—Barrett May's Landing Maude Barrett Slack—Bruns Richfield Anna Bruns Joseph Slack, Jr Walterthium—Doran Lillian M. Doran John J. Waltertham Winslow—Getman Johnstown Bertha Getman Charles W. Winslow Wright—Smith Flushing L. L. Florence Smith Thomas H. Wright Zabriskie—Yeomans Arcola Margaret L. Yeomans Charles S. Zabriski Webster Catskill N. Y. Martin Norwalk Lillie Mathews Charles D. Mathews William M. Martin Miller Matilda Miller John Miller Boston Road 168Th St Woodlawn Hartford Murphy Mary Josephine John Mary Murphy Park Av Church of St. Ignatius Loyola St. Plumer Bloomfield St Hoboken William Flumer Aingering Trinity Church Washington Sts Pulitzer Fanny Barnard Pulitzer Albert Pulitzer West 46Th St Richmond East Orange Margaret Law Archibald Murray Richmond Burnett St Rockwell Emma Rockwell West 23d St Campbell Building Smith North Tarrytown Easter Elizabeth George Smith North Washington St East 60Th St Cusick Ellen West 39Th St Donnelly Daniel Monticello Margaret 39Th St Etlingee Maddon West 121St St Age Faughnan James D West 94Th St Loewenthal Josephine East 79Th St New Haven McDevitt Maria Fulton Bronx Teller Milmoe East 137Th St Monoghan M. O'Keefe Thomas J West 24Th St Ronney East M. Simonson Eliza Zimmermann Sophie East 70Th St

Funeral notices and obituaries from New York and New Jersey

A dense list of funeral notices and obituaries for dozens of individuals across New York City and New Jersey, naming names, addresses, ages, and service times. The notices cover dates from June 23 to June 28, with services held at private homes, churches, and funeral parlors, and many entries indicate funeral times and locations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Connec Tion Duffy Case Justice Hazel Fisher Grace Fisher D. and C. Allen F. Withers H. P. Gay G. B. Macdougall L. B. Scott G. H. Griffin Allen S. Evelyn J. Burnett T. Josephs H. A. L. Simpson Vaderland Antwerp William Ash Americo Ciardelli Charles R. Cross Robert de Villero J. F.fahnestock Basil L. Gildersleeve Ralph Humphries John Howard Jeffries W. P. Liscomb Robert F. Parker Fleming H. Revell, Jr Alexander Sharp J. M. Thompson R. H. Tyner Enrique Paul Vergara Chile C. L. Ware Europe Lusitania James B. Allan George W. Bailey A. S. Bennett Newell Bent Lewis M. Bloomingdale W. F. Bullock P. Stenning Coate Charles Dalton W. Butler Duncan W. J. Pitcairn H.H. Porter F. I. Slade W. D. Sloane James Stillman Henry Hall Summers George Lee Thompson George W. Wright Joseph Allebone J. H. Ashton Lendell T. Bates Lewis Sterritt Bigelow Richard Burton L. C. Chaplin George D. Cort George Parmly Day Frances Demarest Winston C. Garrison Codrington Hall George H. Hewett Irna Kilgallen James G. K. McClure Richard Lady Musgrave John P. Polk Thomas A. Rice A. C. Robinson M. J. Savage Henry Teagle K. C. Schuyler Walden J. Kearny Warren Cleveland Hambure George Abendschein Cyrus 0. Baker Charles H. Beckett William 5. Faer B. A. M. Dippel Albert Erdman Alexander BR. Gulick John P. Hopkins John BE. C. Kohlsaar J. N. Mayer Frank Mankiewicz William H. Morris Felipe Pardo Washington Thomas J. Hare Vowel Roger Co. Schivan C. W. Snow M. W. Stackpole Couverneur Turnbull Hugh Lincoln Thomson Marcelle Wormsere Frederick G. Yuengling Caledonia Glasgow Charles Alexander Robert Ell Byron Benson John Crawford Burns Bris C. W. Cilfield Samuel Crooks Mary Roosevelt Cocke Walco Emmerson eC i @eemerson Robert Glendinning Clavies PB. McClelland Alaxawell Mclntosh John A. Osloon Leonard Potter Walter Som Oo Alexander IL. T. Berllin C’anles Jane Adrian Ginl Mira William P Armstrong Arthur J. Mauer Charles Colman HB. W. Fairhbants Carrie F. Diareliion Woodie Tistines William Mermint Andrea A. Oss Hortersef Duty Frank I. Seelie Pearl Tout Dudley Watson A. M. Dobie Thecles Philip Francis M. Folrerton Henny Hindle Charles Wyndham Magdalena Southampton West Indies D. Mosford D. C. Andrews Griffith—Vernon Agramonte Italy Social Notes Francis Dana Winslow Margaret Winslow Ireland Scotland England Walter Brooks Edith Brooks Helen Fox George Henry Fox Mason Trowbridge James H. Trowbridge Glen Cove Edwin Paul Shattuck Margaret Fulton Slade Seymour West Fifty-fourth Street Raymond J. Chatry Helen Chatry William J. Farquhar Syracuse Belle Haven James A. Blanchard East Ninety-second Street Saratoga H. C. Barrett William G. Roelker Newport A. Builer Duncan Bar Harbor James A. Burden, Jr Westbury Robert L. Ireland Thomasville, Ga Isannel James Speyer Adriatic Waldheim Scarborough-on- Hudson H. le Roy Emmet H. A. Taylor Marcel Steinbrugge Kronprinz Wilhelm William Lanmian Bull Irvington-on-Hudson Mrs Charles Sampson Mrs. Sampson Pinehurst, Hastingson-Hudson Arthur King Wood Ardsley Park Ardsley-on-Hudson James A. O’gorman Genoa Edgar van Bitten California Saranac Inn Louis Stern Michael Gavin Tuxedo Dazie Keith’s Theatre Ll’ Amour de l’Artiste Fifth Avenue Theatre Print Publishers’ Association Mississippi Aerial Gardens New Amsterdam Theatre Walter N. Lawrence Wilson Mizner George Bronson Howard Hackett Theatre Thomas Almond Salome London House Tay “Ross Williams Maurice Hewlett Sanchia Putnam’s New Yorks City WM. Vogel Houston Street 44Th Street America Elinor Glyn States Times-Dispatch Company New, York New York Times Bryant Busche—Bagen Church of the Intercession Milo H. Gates Ella Kane Bagen Thomas W. A New York City Bird Brou W Brighthurst Orange Greenville Miss Charles B. Clover Lewis P. Clover Sie. Sullivan Florence J. Sullivan Association Florence J. Sullivan East G&th St Philip BL. Benjamin van Amringe Thomas B. van Amringe West 127Th St West George Weat Schermerhorn St John W Stuyvesant Av Anna Ellery St Atlantic McKenna 7Th St Wall Alexander St. Peter's P. Whitfield Mary 15Th St New Jersey Ranagement Hays Orange St Newark Hood Gustave Ekelley George E Pavonia Avy King Cornelius Fanwood Kohl Munn Chester J Cranford Plank Fredericka Clinton St Catherine Woodward St Schwartz Joseph Hensler Skinner Justin P Stitz William Irvington Thomas Elsie M. Paterson Tolliver Annie Vandenburg van Ness Caroline Paterson Walters Woodlawn Cemetery Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue East 230 Undertakers Stephen Merritt Frank Campbell Chelsea Teopa John W. Lyon Grest Baptist Memorial_ Baptist Washington Ee Baward Calvars Dr. MacArthur Lord Elijah Calvary Choir E. M. Bowman Central Baptist Church Frank M. Goodchild Perpetual Youth Fifth Avenue Baptist Church West 46Th Street Charles F. Aeed First Baptist Church 79Th Street N. M. Haldeman Samuel McBrids Cor. 31St Street Charles A. Eaton Frederick W. Hagar Sanders Hall Eaton Mount Morris Baptist Church Fifth Av 126Th St J. Herman Randall Washington Heights Baptist Church 145Th St Convent Av Rufus P. Johnston Broadway Tabernacle 56Th St Charles E. Jefferson D.D Wm. A. Kirkwood Evangelical Luth St. James Madison J. B. Remensnyder Methodist Episcopal Duane Mm Hudson St Spring R. H.travis Grace Church 104Th St Columbus Charles Howland Cookman Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church 60Th Street Wallace MacMullen Saint Andrew’s Church 76Th St West of Columbus George Clarks Peck ST. Paul’s Methodist Church West End Avenue 76Th Street George P.eckman NEW Church Church of the New Jerusalem 35Th St Park Avs Julian K. Smyth John R. Hurter Indianapolis Ind New Thought Plaza Studios West S8th W. Ellis Williams Protestant Episcopal Charch of the Incarnation Madison Av Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue Tenth Street Percy Stickney Grant Walter E. Clifton Smith Exglise Saint-E A. Wittmeyer St. Bartholomew’s Church R. S. W. Wood Fifth WM. R. Richare Robert Davis Dr. Richards Central Presbyterian Church West 57Th St Broadway-ith W. Merle-Smith George H. Smyth, Jr Marble Collegiate Church 5Th Ave 28Th St David Jas. Burrell Alfred E. Myers the Daily Cross Nicholas St. Ave 48Th St Wm. M. Ene Me” Bic West End Collegiate Church West End Ave Henry Evertson Cobb Wm. L Chamberlain New Brunswick St. Reformed Church 8Th Av Robert W. Courtney Christ’s Mission Society OF Friends Religious Society of Friends East 15Th St Rutherford Place Boerum Place Thomas R. Slicer Leon A. Harvey 4Th Unitarian Church Disciples of Christ West 56Th St W. L. Fisher First Association Ellis Hall Margaret Gaule Amalia Pfenning Gospel Tabernacle Church 44Th St Ure Ricer A. B. Simpson Rte W. F. Meminger
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