Glimpses of School Days at Girls Graduation
Glimpses of School Days at the Girls Technical High School graduation last night drew a large audience at the Academy of Music. Teachers and pupils staged original scenes, including algebra riddles, stenography races, and a news rewrite, with speeches by Henry zfft, Egerton L. Winthrop Jr., and Claude H. McKenzie amid remarks by Acting Mayor Patrick F. McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Technical High School
He Academy
Corounsel
John J. Delany
Winthrop
Win
Patrick Jones
All Tech
Amelia Freed
George B. McClellan
Technical High School
Henry Z Fft
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Claude H
Suit Over Vantine Name Heard by Supreme Court
Justice Truax heard arguments on a request by Daniel and Charlotte V. Bacon executors of A A Vantine estate for an injunction stopping A A Vantine and Co from using the old firm name in Turkish and carpet departments. Irving E Haymond presides. The executors claim control of the name since 1902, valued at 5000 annually. The defense says no partnership since 1887 and the name is now with the stock company. Vantine died 1890 leaving heirs Amy Parker and Mrs Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Truax
Daniel
Charlotte V. Bacon
A. A. Vantine
A. A. Vantine & Co
Irving E. Haymond
Vartine
Mr. Raymond
Henry K. Bull, S Jr
Vantine
Raymond
Bull
Amy E
Gilbert Parker
London
Bacon
Bryan Committee Named for Democratic Reception
William Hoge announced the appointment of the Plan and Scope committee for the Bryan reception. Members include Tom L. Johnson Francis Burton Harrison Bird S. Coler Augustus Thomas Lewis Nixon A H Eastman John H O'Brien Alexander Troup and others. Gov Folk of Missouri will chair the reception committee with Augustus Thomas to welcome Mr Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoge
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Tom L. Johnson
Ohio
Francis Burton Harrison
Bird S. Coler
Augustus Thomas
Lewis Nixon
A. H. Eastman
John H. O’brien
New York
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Congress
Democratic State Committee
Gov
Folk of
Missouri
Mr. Bryan
League
Mikado to Roosevelt Cable Message 1906
Roosevelt received Japan’s reply to his Guam to Japan cable message as the first telegram over the new Pacific link. The Commercial Pacific Cable Company completed the San Francisco to Japan line in under five years, uniting the two nations. Mutsubito of Japan extended cordial good will in reply.
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Guam
Japan
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Mikado
Tokio
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
San Francisco
Washington
D. C
Pacific
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Mutsubito
German Editors Hear Luncheon Address at Mansion House
London June 26 visiting German editors attended a luncheon hosted by Lord Mayor Walter Vaughan Morgan at the Mansion House. James Bryce and Dr Barth spoke on press responsibility and warned that war between Britain and Germany would harm Europe and cede leadership to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walter Vaughan Morgan
James Bryce
Ireland
Dr. Barth
Great Britain
Germany
Europe
America
France Faces Deficit In Budget Introductory Remarks
Paris June 26 Finance Minister Poincare presented the budget to the Chamber of Deputies revealing a deficit caused by Moroccan crisis military preparations totaling 50 million dollars and a further 30 million dollars due to internal reforms. He proposed a loan to cover the first deficit and tax measures including a 30 percent rise in the succession duty, higher duties on spirituous liquors, transfer of real estate, and tighter fraud suppression in alcohol manufacture.
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Paris
Poincaré
Chamber of Deputies
Longworths Leave Kiel for London After German Visit
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth depart Kiel for London to attend a ball at the American Embassy and a Buckingham Palace Drawing Room. They praise German courtesies, report the Emperor’s attentiveness and compliments to America, and note a photograph and autograph from Prince August, fourth son of the Emperor, who sat with Mrs. Longworth at a Hamburg dinner.
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Kiel
Germany
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
London
Buckingham Palace
America
Roosevelt
Prince August
Ace
Hamburg
Pulajanes Chiefs Surrender in Cebu Campaign
Pulajanes leaders Quientin and Adva surrender to Goa Osmena and the constabulary in Manila marking the last resistance against American forces on Cebu. The members rifles and ammunition are also surrendered.
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Manila
Quientin
Adva
Goa
Osmena
Constabulary
Cebu
Society Notes on Summer Travel and Social Ties
Mrs Frederic J de Peyster and her children arrive Saturday from abroad to be with Mrs William Brock Shoe maker daughter Ella de Peyster whose husband was killed last week in an elevator accident. Dominick and the Misses Elsie Alice and Anita Dominick of East Fifty seventh Street are at Birch Island Camp near Wanbeek. Mr and Mrs G Harold Minott and Miss Anita Sands sail for Europe tomorrow for six weeks to two months. Mr and Mrs Henry Lewis Morris and their son Lewis 8 Morris at Pawling New York. Miss McCormick sister in law of Mrs Morris daughter Mrs Robert Hall McCormick Jr engaged to Nelson Williams. Mr and Mrs Samuel W Bridgham at Bar Harbor cottage Rockhurst. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wadsworth at Rocklyn Eden Street cottage leased. Mrs H Mason Raberg and daughter Miss Frances Livingston autumn in Lenox. Mr and Mrs Lewis McCagg left Newport for Bar Harbor for the summer. Miss Edith Ching opened their Newport villa. Blair Fairchild of Boston and Miss Janet Fish at Tuxedo after bridesmaid role for Minott Sands wedding. Mr and Mrs Winthrop Parker occupy new cottage at Christmas Cove Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. de Peyster
William Brock Shoemaker
Ella de Peyster
William Gaynor
Dominick
Elsie, Alice
Anita Dominick
East Fifty-seventh Street
Birch Island Camp
Wanbeek
Henry Lewis Morris
Lewis 8. Morris
Pawling, N. Y
Miss McCormick
Nelson Williams
Samuel W. Bridgham
Bar Harbor
Rockhurst
Clarence Wadsworth
Rocklyn
Philip Livingston
Eden Street
Chatfield-Scrutan Wedding Today
Miss Grace Coreyon daughter of Mr and Mrs F Hanson Sematon of 2 St Nicholas Avenue will wed George Romer Chatfield of Cornwall on Hudson this afternoon at the parents home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatfield-Scrutan
Grace Coreyon
F. Hanson Sematon
St. Nicholas Avenue
George Romer Chatfield
Cornwallon-Hudson
Wellman Arrives at Trondhjem Heads to Tromsoe by Steamship
Walter Wellman, Arctic expedition leader, reached Trondhjem Norway on June 26 and plans to sail to Tromsoe by steamer the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wellman
Trondhjem
Norway
Tromsoe
English tailor to help U S Army uniforms in London
An English tailor, George B Winter, arrives in London with his son to advise on U S Army uniforms. He jokes he will make privates look like officers and officers like generals while stating he will not discuss specific changes. Government confirms his role is to revise patterns to improve appearance within existing specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
London
George B. Winter
G. B. Winter, Jr
Mr Winter
Box
Winter
Mr. Winter
Ar“T Atemour
Governors Island
Ihe
Holland House
Washington
George W. Winter
War Department
Oliver
Wants Roosevelt in 1908
William L. Ward, National Republican Committeeman, spoke in Port Chester in favor of Roosevelt’s renomination in 1908. He argued the President pursues peaceful methods through ballots and courts to curb capital power, and predicted the people will extend his time in office. Ward, head of a $1,000,000 capital manufacturing firm, cites rebate-system rivals and notes Westchester delegates likely to back Roosevelt, as in 1904 nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ward
National Republican
Port Chester
Roosevelt
Ward
Mr. Ward
Westchester County
New York
Automobilists Sued In Five Patent Actions
Daimler Manufacturing Company and the Charles Lehman Charley Company filed five suits in the United States Circuit Court against Henry B. Hollins Jesse Lewisohn Cornelius Vanderbilt Clifford V. Brokaw and John W. Gates. They allege importation and operation of automobiles with patented gears brakes condensers shifts and other devices owned by the complainants without consent. They seek injunctions preventing operation until royalties for the alleged infringements are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daimler Manufacturing Company
Charles Lehman-Charley Company
Henry B. Hollins
Jesse Lewisohn
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Clifford V. Brokaw
John W. Gates
Librarian Denies Spies Watched Readers at Astor Library
C H A Bjerregaard of the Astor Library said yesterday he neither knew Russian spies were watching readers in the library nor had he indicated any such surveillance.
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C. H. A. Bjerregaard
Astor Library
Theatrical Notes Engage Kent and Adler at West End
Charles Kent to support Florence Roberts next season in The Strength of the Weak with Kent as Mr Adams guardian. Jacob P Adler bids farewell at West End Theatre this afternoon and tonight with Broken Hearts and Solo mon Kaus. Klaw and Erlanger extend Lula Glaser contract for three years and plan roles with M Cohan and a repertory season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kent
Florence Roberts
Mr. Kent
Mr. Adams
The
Guardian
Jacob P. Adler
Solomon Kaus
Coler Hearings Probe Patronage Pledge Claims
Borough President Bird S. Coler faced testimony over alleged pre election patronage promises to supporters in Brooklyn. Key witnesses claimed possible pledges, while Coler and Coffey denied explicit promises. Attorney General Mayer will issue a report within about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird S. Coler
Healey
Coler
Creamer
Brooklyn
Coffey
Henry Hamm
Taylor
Coffay
Hamm
Brooklyn Democracy
Olcott
Mayer
Organizatio
Lolita Armour Cured By Vienna Doctor Returns Home
On the Kronprinz Wilhelm voyage from Bremen Lolita Armour, ten, attracted attention as she disembarked with her parents. Doctors in Vienna had treated her, and her father reported cautious optimism about her recovery. Other passengers included A. S. Grant III, the bishop of Mexico Montes de Oca, and Mer Cerretti, with notes on the pope’s health and church figures.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Lolita Armour
Lolita
Lorenz
Vienna
Armour
Kronprinz
A. 8
Grant
Alfonso
Victoria
Bishop
H. E. Cooper
Cooper
Honolulu
Jersey City
San Francisco
Mgr. Montes de Oca
Mexico
Madrid
Mer. Bonaventura Cerretti
Washington
Rome
Mer. Cerretti
Farley
Mer. Lavelle
Dryden Will Not Retire In Senate Bid
United States Senator John F. Dryden met with Gov. Stokes in Trenton before traveling to Washington. Rumors swirled about retirement, but those close to the race say the talks do not indicate withdrawal and a poll shows Dryden has strong backing in key counties for re election.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
United States
John F. Dryden
Gov. Stokes
Washington
United States Senate
Senator Dryden
Dryden
Order in De Reszke Suit Modified by Court
The Appellate Division yesterday altered Justice Leventritt’s order in the Edouard de Reszke v. John S. Duss case. De Reszke seeks $20,000 for contract breach, and the modified ruling requires the defendant to undergo a before trial examination limited to his execution of the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justice Leventritt
Edouard de Reszke
John S. Duss
de Reszke
Cudahy Favors Rigid Meat Inspection Law
Louisville June 26 John Cudahy head of the packing interests named after him stated in an interview that he supports rigid inspection laws at both federal and state levels for the meat packing industry. He said congressional and press discussions have not harmed the Packers business overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
Louisville
John Cudahy
Congress
American Magazine Sold to Phillips Publishing Company
The American Magazine changes hands as Colver publishing heirs sell to Phillips Publishing Company of New Jersey for about 400000. John S. Phillips leads with Ida M Tarbell Ray Stannard Baker Finley Peter Dunne and William Allen White. circulation listed at 253620 monthly. Spalding and Wilson to handle advertising. sale effective Friday with new regime starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic L. Colver
Ellery Sedgwick
William Morrow
Robert Cade Wilson
Charles D. Spalding
Colver Publishing House
American Magazine
Leslie's Monthly
Phillips Publishing Company
New Jersey
John S. Phillips
J. Lincoln Steffens
Albert A. Boyden
Philomathean Review
Edward W. Bok
Brooklyn Magazine
Periodical Publishers’ Association of America
Sedgwick
Transiton
Youth’s Companion
Morrow
McClure’s
Spalding
Wilson
Phillips
NEW TAMMANY LEADERS CHOSEN IN HARLEM ELECTIONS
In Harlem, three Tammany leaders were chosen for new assembly districts after reapportionment. Magistrate James D. Walsh won the Twenty-third District with 97 votes, John Florence 40 votes, James J. Frawley became leader of the Twenty-sixth, and John J. Dietz led the Twenty-fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Harlem
Tammany General Committee
Twenty-third
Thirty-first
Assembly
West 125Th Street
James D. Walsh
John Florence
James J. Frawley
John J. Dietz
Gray Nominated for Assembly by St. Lawrence GOP
Ogdensburg Democrat Fred G. Gray received the Republican nomination for member of the Assembly at the First District convention in Ogdensburg New York. Nine delegates to the State Convention were chosen and George R Malloy’s Senate nomination was endorsed for the Thirty second District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Gray
Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence County
Fred G. Gray
Assembly
George R Malloy
Senate
Merritt Renominated by St. Lawrence County Republicans
In Canton on June 26 the Republicans of the Second Assembly District renominated E. A. Merritt for the New York Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
N. Y
St. Lawrence County
E. A. Merritt
Assembly
Jamaica Woman Reports Lost Handbag With Cash and Jewelry
Mrs Barbara Morse of Canal Street Jamaica reported to the Jamaica police yesterday that she lost her handbag while walking in the village. The bag contained 1350 dollars in cash and jewelry valued at 300 to 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Morse
Canal Street
Jamaica
Large English inquiry for steel to supply America
London reports a major inquiry for steel with 10 000 tons sold last week for quick dispatch to America at 24.50 dollars free on board. About 50 000 tons more orders are in the market and expected to be placed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Unsettled Weather With Showers Across Regions
The weather editor notes unsettled conditions across nearly all districts with showers in the Middle Atlantic States the South the Upper Ohio and Upper Mississippi Valleys the upper lake region and the Northwest. Steamers sailing Wednesday for European ports face light to fresh variable winds and partly cloudy skies toward the Grand Banks. Forecasts for today and Thursday call for partly cloudy skies with variable winds from Eastern New York New England to Western New York Western Pennsylvania and New Jersey Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania expecting occasional showers and varying cloudiness.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
South
Ohio
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
European
Grand Banks
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Judge Shipman Dead at Hartford Age 88
Hartford June 26 Judge Nathaniel Shipman noted U S Circuit Judge for Connecticut from 1873 to 1892 died today at age 88 He was born in Southbury Conn Aug 22 1828 attended Yale and Yale Law School admitted to bar 1850 served in state legislature and as executive secretary to Gov Buckingham Special appointment by Grant in 1873 later Appellate Judge of the Second Circuit Yale conferred LL D in 1884
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Hartford
Conn
Nathaniel Shipman
United States Court
District of Connecticut
Southbury
Jewett City
Shipman
Yale
Fairfield
Yale Law School
Gov. Buckingham
Grant
United States
District of
Connecticut
New York
Vermont
Yale University
Longtime New Jersey teacher Miss Eliza B Whipple dies at 69
Miss Eliza B Whipple who taught in Paterson and Bloomfield public schools for over forty years died at her home 60 Park Avenue Bloomfield at midnight Monday after a six week illness. She was 69 years old and possibly the oldest continuous service teacher in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza B. Whipple
Paterson
Bloomfield
New Jersey
Park Avenue
Miss Whippie
Death List of a Day Baldwin Dies in Morristown
Elbert H. Baldwin vice president of the National Union Bank of Dover died at his Morristown home on Hudson Street after years of pulmonary and spinal troubles. He previously lived in Newark and was once connected with the Ninth National Bank of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Elbert H. Baldwin
National Union, Bank of Dover
Hudson Street
Baldwin
Newark
Ninth National Bank of New York
Notable New York Area Figures Die in Brief Obituaries
A series of short notices report the deaths of George Sl. Warren chief engineer at Jersey City Water Works North Arlington aged 78 leaving a daughter and son Henrietta Osborne Bert lifelong performer associated with early American stage dies at age about 60 Patrick Mara father of Flushing Democratic leader dies in Flushing aged ninety formerly a bridge tender at Strong's Flushing Creek John Debold East New York resident 18 years dies at 407 Barbey Street leaves large family and Germany connections Cantor Solomon Rappaport dies after long illness born 1862 in Lemberg Austria leaves widow and son Funeral from West End Synagogue Dr Thomas E Ryder prominent dentist dies at Babylon L I aged 75 leaves two daughters and noted social connections }
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George SL. Warren
Jersey City
North
Arlington
Washington Avenue
Newark
Henrietta Osborne Bert
Frederick W. Bert
William A.day
Brooklyn
Brady
Amer
Patrick Mara
Patrick J. Mara
Flushing
Queens
Ireland
Strong
Flushing Creek
John Debold
East New York
Barbey Street
Carpenters and Joiners
Union
Schuetzen Bund
Germany
Solomon Rappaport
Shaaray Tefila
West End
Lemberg
Austria
Hayim Rappaport
Sixty-fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Ryder
Abraham R. Emily
Lawrence
Alexander M. Fiske
Grace Irene Ryder
Death From Overstudy Claims City High School Freshman
A telegram from Hoboken reports the death of Elizabeth Brownell sixteen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E B T Brownell of 520 Hudson Street. She was a City High School freshman who collapsed from overstudy three weeks earlier and was sent to Berkshire Hills for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Elizabeth Brownell
EB. T. Brownell
Hudson Street
Schoolship St. Mary's Arrives at Lisbon
The New York schoolship St. Mary's reached Lisbon on June 26, marking a notable arrival for local maritime activity. The crew and students prepared for port engagements and a brief stay to resupply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Lisbon
New York
St. Mary's
Cartwright Halsted Married at West 57th Street Home
Sarah T. Bokee Halsted married Robert Francis Cartwright at 260 West 57th Street. Ceremony conducted by Rev. David J. Hickey. No wedding cards were sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright—Halsted
West 57Th St
David J. Hickey
Sarah T. Bokee Halsted
Robert Francis Cartwright
Memorial notices from June 26 1906 with multiple funerals
Death notices for Elliott Griffin O Byrne Connor Ryder Ward Whipple Whith and Stanford White list funeral services and interment details in New York City Montclair San Francisco and Long Island. Services set for June 28 with private interments and special trains for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Cemetery
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Acade
Bryan
Tom Johnson, Coler
John H. O'Brien
France
Longworths
Buck Ingham Palace
G. Harold Minott
Anita Sands
Lewis McCagg
Newport
Edith C Shing
Blair Fairchild
Boston
Newport Villa
Janet Fish
Minott-Sands
Winthrop Parker
Christmas Cove
U.S. Army
Cers
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Broadway
Remsen Street
Fulton Street
Montague St
J. S. Phillips
McClure
Price
British Steel
United States Weather Bureau
Winston Churchill
Coniston
Philadelphia Ledger
Owen Wister
Lady Baltimore
Virginian
Boston Transcript
Marie van Vorst
George Warrener
New York Globe
A. and
E. Castle
Sun
J. Luther Long
the Way of the Gods
Butterfly
Madame Chicago Tribune
Barbara
You and
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
the Macmillan Company
Fifth Ave
Judge Shipman
Jurist
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Delatour
Clark—Pratt
All Saints’ Church
Worcester
Mass
Alexander Hamilton
Vinton
Western
Massachusetts
Thomas F. Davies
Elizabeth Hilliard
Peter
Frederick Sumner Pratt
William Irving Clark
Hm—Crawford
Westfield
Leslie Stafford
Lyndon S. Crawford
John Gale Hun
Edw. R. Hun
Albany
Connor
Montclair
Evelyn Egglantine
Charles H. O'Connor
Clinton &J
Clinton Av
Babylon
L. I
Dr. Thomas &. Ryder
St. Vincent Ferrar’s
Lexington
66Th St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerom Avenue
East 230
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
West
Chelsea
Boston - Gio
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati En Uirer
O Record - Herald
Cleveland
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsatch
Providence Journal
Rochester
T. Louis Republic
St. Paul
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