Seventh National Bank Faces Only Slight Run and $225000 Balance
The Seventh National Bank, amid clearing house tensions, opened normally with a $224000 debit balance. Depositors withdrew about $25000 as a precaution while Edwin Gould aided with liquidity. Henry Marquand & Co. drew scrutiny for overdrafts. Frank B Poor reported a $150000 fatherly loan to tide the firm over.
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Seventh National Bank
Edwin Gould
Edward R. Thomas
Kimball
Gould
Bowling Green Trust Company
Morning Mail
Stock Exchange
Henry Marquand & Co
Frank B. Poor
Poor
Heath Interests
Marquand & Co
Financial District
Seventh
Thomas
William Nelson Cromwell
The Leipziger Bank Failure Shocks Berlin Markets
Berlin creditors meeting reveals no moratorium possible as Leipziger Bank shows 92 million marks liabilities but 159 million assets. The Cassel Treber Treining Company stake, valued at 80 million marks, risks losses. Berlin banks remain mostly unshaken while Saxon banks face heavy hits. Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank stock gains noted as market steadies.
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Berlin
Leipziger Bank
Reichsbank
Cassel Treber-Trockwee Company
Cassel Treber-Trockning Company
Cassel Treber-Trockning
Leipzig
Berlin Boersé
Deutsche Bank
Disconto Gesellschaft
Dresdener Bank
Mrs McKinley Goes Driving This Forenoon
Washington reports Mrs McKinley’s condition has improved enough for a drive with the President and Dr Rixey. The outing boosts her hopes for a daily drive until Canton, with a late next week departure anticipated and plans to attend the Buffalo Exposition once fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missionaries for Africa Set for Liberia Voyage
Miss Louisa M. Stead and Miss Mary E. Banta sail as medical missionaries aboard the Lucania to Garraway Liberia, the former to wed Rev. David E. Carson in charge of the Methodist Epis-Mission there. The trip covers about 6000 miles. Stead is a Missionary Training Institute graduate and lives with Mrs. Emily Healy at 564 Gates Avenue. Stead is the step-daughter of Rev. Robert Wodehouse, a former East Meadow ME pastor now serving as an African missionary.
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Louisa M. Stead
Mary E. Banta
Lucania
Garraway
Liberia
Miss Stead
David E. Carson
Missionary Training Institute
Waverly
Myrtle Avenues
Brooklyn
Emily Healy
Gates Avenue
Robert Wodehouse
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Meadow
L. I
Long Beach Train Derails Blocking Lynbrook Traffic
The Long Beach division of the Long Island Rail Road derailed a 6 50 train entering Lynbrook, leaving the engine at right angles and blocking all traffic for hours. Passengers were shaken but no injuries reported. visitors at the beach stayed overnight.
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Long Beach
Lynbrook
N. Y
Long Island Railroad
Trick Bicycle Rider Dies of Injuries at Pan-American Exposition
Buffalo reports the death of Andrew Jones known as Teddy Oliver a trick rider who died from injuries suffered on June 3 while attempting a 40 foot cliff ride into a lake at the Wild Water Sports exhibit during the Pan American Exposition.
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Buffalo
Andrew Jones
Teddy Oliver
Unions and the Militia A Counterpoint Letter
A New York sheet metal worker laments union control and compulsory membership after a constitutional amendment allowing coercive action. He condemns high wages, job insecurity, and lost freedoms, arguing the union ring betrays workers and turns them into perpetual servants. He requests anonymity for publication.
Amendment to constitution bars army navy and militia members
The amendment to the constitution, passed by the Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers Protective and Benevolent Association of New York and vicinity, prohibits membership for anyone in the regular army or navy or state militia or naval reserves. Members who join any of these bodies must resign immediately.
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The
New York Times
Times
New York City
New York
Regular Army
American Jewish Historical Exhibition Planned for Winter 1901
A committee formed by the American Jewish Historical Society plans an exhibition in 1901 02 in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Galveston San Francisco and other cities. It will feature historical records portraits letters legal documents and books by American Jews and will invite various Jewish organizations to participate under a central bureau led by Dr Cyrus Adler. Communications should be directed to secretary Max J Kohler at 115 East Seventy first Street.
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London
American Jewish Historical Society
Philadelphia
America
New York
Oscar S. Straus
Max J. Kohler
Joseph Jacobs
N. Taylor Phillips
Morris Loeb
Richard Gottheil
Leon Huhner
George Hellman
Cyrus Adler
Smithsonian Institution of Washington
Columbus
Spain
Washington
Russia
Germany
The
Jewish Publication Society
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Central Conference_of American Rabbis
Orthodox Jewish Congregational Union
Hebrew_Union College
Jewish Theological Seminary
Chautauqua Society
Council of Jewish Women
National Conference of Jewish Charities
Federation of American Zionists
East Seventy-first Street
Lease in Brooklyn Roads Transfers Control to Heights Railroad
A lease filing in Albany on June 26 transfers property and franchises of the Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad to the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company in a deal dated July 1, 1901 and running to June 30, 2900. The lessee pays interest, sustains corporate existence with 3000 dollars yearly, and guarantees minimum net earnings from 1902 onward, with floors rising to 250 000 dollars annually after 1908. Signers include J L Greatsinger and C D Meneely for the Brooklyn Union line and T S Williams and C D Meneely for the Brooklyn Heights line.
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Albany
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
Brooklyn
J. L. Greatsinger
Charles D. Meneely
T. 8. Williams
C. D. Meneely
School board reshuffles chief and reviews desk pricing
President Miles M. O'Brien announced Hubbard Yetman has resigned the Richmond delegation chair amid calls for nonpartisan school leadership. The board will investigate chair desk prices after the State Board of Classification added 50 cents per desk, with desks made by prison labor and sold mainly to New York. Brooklyn teachers switch from ten installments to monthly pay, aligning with other boroughs. pre May 1900 salaries to be adjusted accordingly.
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Miles M. O’brien
Board of Education
Hubbard R. Yetman
Richmond
Tammany
Democratic Club
Yetman
O’brien
Organization
Committee On
State Board of Classification
New York
Brooklyn
New Steamer Lombardia Arrives From Naples
The Lombardia, second in a fleet built for the Mediterranean to New York route by the Italian Royal Mail Steamship Co, arrived last night with 16 cabin and 727 steerage passengers plus cargo. From Naples the voyage took fourteen days. launched April 24 at Sestri Ponente. Capt. Pizzarello commands.
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Mediterranean
New York
Royal Mail Steamship Company
Atlantic
Naples
Sestri Ponente
Navigazione Generale Italiana
Sicilia
Sardegna
Italia
Pizzarello
Fashion notes from the shops showcase summerwear variety
A shopper’s tour highlights dark blue linen coats for boys, lavender gowns, foulard frocks, and numerous shirtwaist suits priced from three to ten dollars. Dimity linen fabrics, cotton ducks, bead bags, and bright colored umbrellas shape the season.
Society in the heat hosts polo and arrivals in town
The bustling post heat scene features polo at Philadelphia plus a Whitney polo pony race. Notables like Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt and a long list of Long Island households attend events, ships depart, and Bar Harbor and Southampton hosts welcome season guests and engagements.
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Mr. Whitney
Long Island
van Rensselaer Kennedy
May Bird
Theodore Havemeyer
Clarence Mackay
Sidney Smith
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Stanley Mortimer
J. Norman de R. Whitehouse
Charles Peters
Newport Social Roundup Of Newport Officers Visitors
Social events in honor of officers are planned in Newport, with Dinaer at Tower Top hosted by Mrs. William H Sands. Notable arrivals include Herman B Duryea from Westbury and the Vanderbilt party at Rough Point. City season guests include Van Alen and Beekman families with multiple New York and Philadelphia visitors staying at Bellevue Avenue and Jamestown cottages.
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Newport
William H. Sands
Tower Top
Herman B. Duryea
Westbury
F. W. Vanderbilt
James Lawrence van Alen
Bellevue Avenue
de Blois & Eldridge
Newport Hospital
Kay Street
Edward Browning
Philadelphia
Browning
J. K. van Rensselaer
H. S. Hoyt
Pomfret, Conn
Bend
Beatrice Bend
New York
Buchanan Winthrop
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Arnold Cottage
Lehman Straus Wedding At Straus Residence
Irving Lehman third son of the late Meyer Lehman and Miss Sissie Straus daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Straus wed at 27 West Seventy-second Street in a bay widow ceremony. Guests included Oscar S. Straus Isidor Straus and Emanuel Lehman with extensive floral decor. The couple plans four months abroad ending in Japan via Vancouver, B C.
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Irving Lehman
Meyer Lehman
Sissie Straus
Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
West Seventy-second Street
Kauffman Kohler
Gottheil
Mr. Lehman
Straus
Mrs. Straus
Delmonico
Liebrecht
Lehman
Vancouver
B. C
Japan
Constantinople
Oscar S. Straus
Minster
Turkey
Khat B
Sultan
Isidor Straus
Jesse I. Straus
Emanuel Lehman
Max Nathan
S. M. Lehman
Rothschild
Philip Lehman
Goodhart
Kohns
and Meatman
B. C. Blum
Jseph E. Walter
Walter
Lewisohn
H. J. Bernheim
Louis Marx
Charles C. Marshall
T. Ashley Sparks
Isaac Untermeyer
Richard Limburger
Frederick Lavanburg
Frederick Stein
Stephen G. Williams
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Howard S. Gans
A. J. Cammeyer
Duryea Daughter Weds Prof Hazen at Grace Church Nyack
Miss Sara Duryea daughter of Mr and Mrs William Duryea married Prof Charles Downer Hazen of Northampton Massachusetts at Grace Church Nyack on the Hudson. Rev Franklin Babbitt officiated. The couple hosted a small reception at Lawn Hill. Hazen heads the History Department at Smith College.
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Sara Duryea
William Duryea
Grace Church
Nyack-on-the-Hudson
Charles Downer Hazen
Northampton
Mass
Franklin Babbitt
Lawn Hill
Alfred Pearce Dennis
William L. Duryea
Walter S. Sullivan
New York
Alfred A. Wheat
Edward L. Williamson
Hugh Tallant
Theodore L. Crown
Warren L. Sawyer
Fred D. Stewart
Nyack
Hazen
Smith College
Dartmouth College
Johns Hopkins University
Wittmeyer Bride Weds Dr McKernon At Saint Esprit
At the Church du Saint Esprit Rector Rev Alfred V Wittmeyer conducts the marriage of his daughter Anna Madeleine Wittmeyer to Dr James Francis McKernon. Bridesmaids include Susanne Wittmeyer as maid of honor and Mary Lawrence Gertrude Pepper Mabel Penrose Edith Rutter Adele Martin. Best man Dr James S Waterman ushers include Arthur Duel Joseph Kenefick John Rae Charles Garrison Ernest Jacobson Edward Wittmeyer. Reception at 1018 Lexington Avenue. couple to reside at 62 West Fifty-second Street after two months away.
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Church du Saint Esprit
Alfred V. Wittmeyer
Anna Madeleine Wittmeyer
James Francis McKernon
Susanne Wittmeyer
Mary Lawrence
Gertrude Pepper
Mabel Penrose
Edith Rutter
Adele Martin
James S. Waterman
Arthur B. Duel
Joseph A. Kenefick
John B. Rae
Charles M. Garrison
Ernest O. Jacobson
Edward L. Wittmeyer
Lexington Avenue
West Fifty-second Street
Marriage at 314 West Highly-seventh Street
Mrs Minnie Raynor Martin and Henry Griffin were married at the bride's home last night. The Rev Amory Bradford of Montclair NJ officiated. No attendants, only immediate relatives attended.
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Minnie Raynor Martin
Henry Griffin
Highly-seventh Street
Amory Bradford
Montclair
N. J
Miss Fannie Washington and Henry Grice Wed in St Andrew’s Church
Miss Fannie Washington and Henry Elliott Grice of New Orleans were married at St. Andrew's Church with Rev. J. B. Perry officiating. The bride, escorted by Edward Harbaugh, wore a full choral service by the regular choir. The Grices will reside in New Orleans.
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Washington
Fannie Washington
Henry Elliott Grice
New Orleans
St. Andrew’s Church
J. B. Perry
Edward Harbaugh
Eugene Logan
Hetty Moise
Daisy Stansbury
Edna Bunyea
Lansing
Mich
Jessie Bunyea
John Nelson
Leesburg
Edward Ward
New York
Frank Cox
Newark
N. J
William Harrison
Mason Brown
Grice
John Stith Washington
Westmoreland
Lawrence Washington
Miss Washington
Thornton Washington
Consolidation discussed for Casino Spouting Rock Beach Club and Golf Club
Newport report details stockholders and directors weighing a three way consolidation of the Casino Spouting Rock Beach Association and the Golf Club with morning at the Casino Bailey s Beach bathing hours and afternoon at the Golf Club plus evening events. Barrett of the Casino likely to lead the combined group. Bailey s Beach improvements praised as the bathing season begins. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish hosts a season opening luncheon for women at Crossways with American Beauty rose decorations and performances by the Misses Gerry. Mayor Garrettson hosts Admiral Higginson dinner with a guest list including notable figures and roses on the tables. A Bar Harbor resident notes a British fleet may visit this summer.
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Newport
Spouting Rock Beach Association
Golf Club
Bailey’s Beach
Barrett
Casino
Stuyvesant Fish
Gerry
Burke-Roche
Whitney Warren
Mason
Moses Taylor Campbell
Pomeroy
A. Lanfear Norrie
Garrettson
Francis J. Higginson
Richardson Neff wed at Government Hospital home
Miss Mary Bertha Richardson and Wilbur Grant Neff were married at the Government Insane Asylum superintendent's home in Anacostia. Nearly 200 guests attended as Rev. Dr. Byron Sunderland officiated. The bride's sister Edith Richardson served as maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss Caroline Neff, Miss Martha Robinson, Miss Mary Slattery, and Miss Grace Gundry. Best man was Edmund Brush Hatcher of Birmingham, Alabama.
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Washington
Mary Bertha Richardson
Wilbur Grant Neff
A. B. Richardson
Government Insane Asylum
Anacostia
Byron Sunderland
Edith Richardson
Joseline Neff
Artha Robinson
Mary Slattery
Ohio
Grace Gundry
Baltimore
Edmund Brush Hatcher
Birmingham
Ala
Danbury Wedding Plans for Miss Cowan and Dr Brown
Miss Leonor Charlotte Cowan and Dr James Spencer Brown of Montclair N J were married at noon today in Danbury Connecticut at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt Edward and Elizabeth Hine. The ceremony was by Rev John D Skene rector of St James Episcopal Church. The couple left for a wedding tour and will reside later in Montclair New Jersey.
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Danbury
Conn
Leonor Charlotte Cowan
James Spencer Brown
Montclair
N. J
Edward A. Hine
John D. Skene
St. James's Episcopal Church
Brown
Montclair Prominence Shines In Burlingame Wedding
Miss Mary Scott daughter of Henry T. Scott married Walter Martin in an open air ceremony at the Scott country home Burlingame Santa Clara Valley. Archbishop Ordan officiated as guests arrived in a decorated 60 foot square inclosure. Gifts included silverware from President and Mrs. McKinley and others. the couple hosted a large train of guests from San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Mary Scott
Henry T. Scott
Walter Martin
Scott
Burlingame
Santa Clara Valley
Ordan
McKinley
Wilson
Hay
Chicago Wedding Joins Art Circles for Parker Adelsperger
Miss Mary Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Parker of 4737 Lake Avenue and Rolland Adelsperger of Havana wed in Chicago. The bride created the Nymphs Fountain once at Lake Front Park and contributed figures to the Waukegan Soldiers Monument. Adelsperger is Havana government architect and the couple will reside in Havana after a brief U. S. visit.
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Chicago
Mary Parker
Rolland Adelsperger
Havana
Joseph J. Parker
Lake Avenue
Lake Front
Adelsperger
Reverend John Tilley Weds Miss Ellen Royle in Springfield
The Rev. John Tilley rector of St. Paul's Episcopal in Rantoul Illinois married Miss Ellen H Royle of Westchester New York today at St. Paul's Pro Cathedral Springfield with Bishop Seymour officiating.
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Springfield
Ill
John Tilley
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rantoul
Ellen H. Royle
Westchester
N. Y
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
Seymour
Preservation Society Reports Landmark Safeguards and Growth
The sixth annual report of the American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society outlines efforts to protect American landmarks and scenery. It details actions from Palisades preservation to Fort Lee site identification, Jumel Mansion acquisition, Fraunces Tavern, and Niagara Falls concerns, plus raised charter powers and reliance on dues and private contributions.
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American Scenic and Hiistoric Preservation Society
Palisades
Fort Lee
Jumel Mansion
Fraunces’s Tavern
Hamilton Grange
Central Park
Yonkers
Stony Point
Catskills
Old Salem Church
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Death of Washington Adams Nichols D D minister
The Rev Washington Adams Nichols D D aged one of the United States oldest Congregational ministers and Amherst College's oldest living graduate has died. Born April 4 1808 in Buckland Massachusetts he graduated from Amherst in 1834 and later from Andover. He preached in Brookfield and ran a family school before moving to Chicago in 1854 where he served as pastor of the First Congregational Church.
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Chicago
Washington Adams Nichols
D. D
United States
Amherst College
Mr. Nichols
Buckland
Mass
Andover
Brookfield
First Congregational Church
Oscar O. Esser, ex-Superintendent, dies in Tunkhannock
Oscar O. Esser, former superintendent of the Pennsylvania and New York Division of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, died at his Tunkhannock home today after an illness that began last August. Born in Mauch Chunk in 1851, he rose from errand boy to Division Superintendent and was well known along the line. Funeral services are set for Saturday.
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Tunkhannock
Penn
Oscar O. Esser
Pennsylvania and New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Esser
Mauch Chunk
Errand Bay
Edward W Hooper Harvard Treasurer 1840 1890 Dies in Boston
Edward W Hooper longtime Harvard College treasurer until 1898 died of pneumonia at McLean Hospital. Born in Boston in 1840 he was Harvard and Harvard Law School graduate and a Civil War veteran. He served as Harvard treasurer beginning in 1876 and received LL D on retirement.
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Boston
Edward W. Hooper
Harvard College
McLean Hospital
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Richard M. Lush Dies of Heart Disease in New York City
Richard M. Lush a prominent Republican figure died of heart disease at his home 224 South Stuyvesant Square Tuesday night. He had long served as Mayor's Marshal after being appointed by Mayor Opdyke and reappointed by later mayors. Lush was superintendent of Ward's Island Insane Asylum from 1874 for several years and ran in 1899 for the Republican leadership in the Twentieth District but lost to Captain F Norton Goddard. He leaves a daughter and two sons.
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Richard M. Lush
South Stuyvesant Square
Port Chester
Opdyke
Ward's Island
F. Norton Goddard
Lush
Lowell D. Hosmer Dead In Porto Rico
Lowell D. Hosmer former Disburser of the Public Works Department died June 17 in San Juan Porto Rico. Family had been sought with unsuccessful results earlier believed to be in Jacksonville Florida or Memphis Tennessee. Americans here are handling the funeral arrangements.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Lowell D. Hosmer
Public Works Department
Jacksonville
Fla
Memphis
Tenn
Funeral for Col. Thomas E. Sloan in Old Guard Armory
The burial for Col. Thomas E. Sloan who drowned off Norwalk Conn. last Sunday will be held at 2 PM in the Old Guard Armory where he lay in state since Tuesday. Rev. John Huske will lead services with Old Guard Band music. Interment follows in the Old Guard plot at Woodlawn escorted by the Old Guard and Masonic and Knights Templar delegations.
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Thomas E. Sloan
Norwalk
Conn
Old Guard
John Huske
St. Thomas’s Church
Adelphi Lodge
No. 348
Mystic Shrine
Coeur de Lion Commanderies
Knights Templars
Woodlawn
Judge McCarthy Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Judge John Henry McCarthy of 137 West One Hundred and Twentieth Street has been ill for a week with pneumonia but has passed danger and is improving. Family stated he had a comfortable day at his home yesterday evening.
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McCarthy
John Henry McCarthy
West One Hundred and Twentieth Street
Magistrate Mott Improves After Illness at Home
City Magistrate John O. Mott, ill at his home 67 East Seventy-seventh Street from a heart affection, showed improvement last evening and was expected to go to the country for rest.
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Mott
John O. Mott
East Seventy-seventh Street
Governor General Wood Improves Amid Illness in Havana
Havana June 26 reports Governor General Wood, sidelined by grc and malarial fever, showing improvement yet confined to his home after several days of illness.
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Havana
Wood
Charity appeal boosted by two families donation
The New York Times reports a $5 contribution from Kk. J. L. to aid two families supported by the Charity Organization Society. The amount will be sent to the society to assist both households.
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New York Times
Kk. J. L
Charity Organization Society
Congress of Religion Opens in Buffalo
The seventh general session of the Congress of Religion opens at Temple Beth Zion in Buffalo with welcomes from city, church and Pan-American Exposition leaders. The aim is unity across creeds, not dispute, with notable speakers from multiple universities and religious bodies listed for the event.
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Buffalo
Congress of Religion
Temp
Beth Zion
O. P. Gifford
Izrael Aaron
Herbert P. Bissell
Milburn
H. W. Thomas
Congress
Weifee
Alice Freeman Palmer
Ellen Sabin
Milwaukee College
J. W. Jenks
Cornell University
W. G. Everitt
Brown University
S. R. Calthrop
Syracuse
Controller Color
New York City
Frank Parsons
Boston Law School
Frank Moss
Annis Ford Eastman
Elmira
E. G. Hirsch
Chicago
Swami Abhedenanda
Shehadi Abd-Allah Shéedai
Initia
W. B. Wright
Buffal
Summer Linen Shirt Sale at E W Store
A Summer Shirt made of linen offered by E and W. The all white garment emphasizes light fabric and cool comfort for warm weather. Limited stock available at the store.
Marriages Recorded in New York June 1901
Notices list multiple weddings on June 25 and 26 1901 across churches in New York City and Great Neck including Marguerite Crabbe to J G William Isreen Minnie Raynor Martin to Henry Griffen Jessie Onderdonk to Edward Roesler and Lucy Heintze to Thomas F Graham.
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West End Collegiate Church
J. Frederic Berg
Beary
FE. Cobb
Marguerite Blanche
S. Georgiana
Edward L. Crabbe
J. G. William ‘Isreen
New York City
Griffen—Martin
West Ltth St
Henry Griffen
Minnie Raynor Martin
Heintze—Graham
Church of the Transfiguration
Lucy Eugenie
Magdalena
C. Darwin Heintze
Thomas F. Graham
Roesler—Laidlaw
All Saints’ Church
Great Neck
N. Y
Kirkland Huske
Charles T. Olmsted
Jessie Onderdonk
Henry B. Laidlaw
Edward Roesler
Died. Edith De Kieffer at Angora Baptist Orphanage
Death notices for multiple individuals list causes, locations, and funeral arrangements. Edith De Kieffer died at Angora Baptist Orphanage of pneumonia. other obituaries include J Aspinwall Sludge at Lincoln University, Edward W. Hooper in Boston, Clarissa Pearson in Utica, Susan H Spring in Stroudsburg, and James L. Truslow of Brooklyn with funeral details.
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Angora Baptist Orphanage
Edith
Otto
Edith de Kieffer
Fernwood Cemetery
Philadelphia
Hodge
Lincoln University
J. Aspinwall
D. D
Second Presbyterian Church
Hooper
Boston
Mass
Edward W. Hooper
Pearson
Clarissa
George Pearson
Utica
N. Y
George W. Franklin
Manhattan
SS. P. M
Ution
N. Y. Spring
Stroudsburg
Penn
Susan H. Spring
87Th St
St. Av
Truslow
James L. Truslow
Ts3
St. Mark's Av
Brooklyn
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Kelly
Murphy
Goth St
of Martin
Minuto
Tillia
Spring St
McAllister
Samuel
St. Vincent's
McAuliffe
McNally
Peter
Ms W
McMahon
Fred
Oo McCarthy
John M
McKef
Alice
6Th St
McCnally
Thomas R
Carmelo
Nelson
Neudecker
O'Leary
Cornelius
O'Gara
James J
O'Connor
O'Shay
Harold
O'Shea
Jeremiah
Clarissa A
Eweses Re
Plumr
Ruth T
Penteny
Bayard and Bowery
Washington Pl
Staples
Walter J
Sherperry
Max
Shea
Timothy J
Sterling
W. R
E. 5Th St
Stow Mary F
Smith
Scherb. George
Schneider. E
Infants’ Hospital
Sussman
fTennie
Ludlow St
Stegmayer
Bertha
Seligman
Henry M
Park
Sontag
Tate
Anna
E. List
Toner
Wieams. John
106Th St
Wheeler
Dorothy
Amsterdam
Ava
W. Sith St
Adare
Magdalene
Bergen St . Avitabole
Maine
Adelphi St
St. Mary's Hosp
Hegmer
Mary
Iltsch
Frederick C
Klein
Garden St
Lawson James
Leonard
N. Portland
Lee
Abies
Koselusko
Carrol
Wee Reese
Moylan
Catharine
Kings County Almshouse i
Nevill
Richard
van Bruntsuan Paulstich
Cherles
M. EG
Richardson
Wayhhouse
Navman Pupe
Stmpson
Ellen
Ranklin
Seaman
Ned Leonard
Traynor
I. Te
St. Mark's
Ie Rasin
Williams
Dean St
Walsh
Bridget
Sat Beer
Busan
S St. Catharine's West
Ria
Warren
Sarah
Aitkins
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