Marion Butler Sees New South Shifting to Business
Ex Senator Marion Butler of North Carolina praises Col Julian Carr for galvanizing a shift from Democratic machine politics to a pro business, anti mossback stance. Butler predicts capital from the North will flow to Southern development as the South aims to rival the North in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butler
North Carolina
South
Butler
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Julian S. Carr
Durham
N. C
Senator Butler
Col. Carr
NEW York Times
Gol. Carr
Simmons
United States
Citizens
East
North
Senate
Suffrage in Alabama Proposed Constitution Provisions
The June 29 1964 Constitutional Convention proposal sets voting eligibility by residency and registration, with a 1.50 poll tax and county registration boards. It lists qualified voters including veterans of major wars and legal descendants, and disqualifications cover mental incapacity criminal records vagrancy and vote-buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
United States
Mexico
Raleis
Confederate States
Ala-bama
Summer Necessities for the Warm Season and Home Use
The article promotes earthenware water coolers and porcelain options as practical, affordable summer items. It describes two stone pots with a porous bottom for filtration, small portable coolers, and ice cream freezers of multiple sizes. It highlights prices from 5 cents to 7.50 dollars, notes on materials, and suggests picnic baskets and lunch gear as fashionable yet functional household accessories.
Bryan's Friends Meet Discuss Future Radical Democracy Plans
A largely attended meeting of Radical Democracy representatives gathered at the Hotel Bartholdi on Friday night to map future guidance and political action. Participants included Dr. George W. Thompson chairman of the Chicago Vengracy convention J W Hughes and Melvin Galliser. They agreed the Radical Democracy would not participate in or support a campaign for any mayoral race in Greater New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Bryan
Tammany Nail
Radical Democracy
Thompson
Bartholdi
George W. Thompson
Chicago Vengscracy
J. W. Hughes
Melvin G. ¥Alliser
Greater
Onderdonk Congrieve Wedding In Durham Church
Shirley Onderdonk of New York married Miss Edith Angela Congrieve at the Congregational Church in Durham New Hampshire in a ceremony described as beautiful. The wedding party included international guests and notable attendees from New York New Orleans and Ontario with a reception at Red Tower and a breakfast followed. The couple will tour British Columbia Alaska and Europe before settling in New York and Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. H
Shirley Onderdonk
New York
Edith Angela Congrieve
Hamilton Smith
Congregational
Andrew Onderdonk
Ballard Smith
Percy Onderdonk
Eleanor C. Carter
A. B. Livermore
Hamilton
Ont
Henry Janin
Ogden
New Orleans
Daniel Hall
Dover
William §. Beard
A. B. Osborne
Ontario
Gladys. Onderdonk
A. L. Ogden
Eleanor Campbell Carter
Dorothy Ballard Smith
Louise Janin
Charlies L.parsons
C. W. Burkett
H.E. Clark
Clarence M. Weed
New Hampshire College
H. C. Perkins
Red Tower
Smith
Baron de Rothschild
London Exploration Company
Onderdonk
British Columbia
Alaska
Europe
Newport Summer Scene Lights Up with Many Weddings and Guests
Newport summer social column notes a flood of dinners and luncheons as cottagers and notable visitors arrive. ily and friends of Pier D. Martin from San Francisco prepare for August wedding. UK envoy Gerard A. Lowther arrives. Admiral Dewey and other dignitaries seen. Casino grill opens July 4. polo and tennis bloom. Beechwood and Esplanade development underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I. Gammell
Gooseberry Island Club
W. Storrs Wells
Edward King
Cornelius . Vanderbilt
Elisha Dyer
W. Watts Sherman
S. Townsend Burden
George Peabody Wetmore
George Crocker
Royal Phelps Carroll
Henry F. Eldridge
New York
Joseph Widener
George Widener
Philadelphia
Josephine
Europe
William E. Carter
W. T. Neilson
Price’s Neck
Louis B. McCagg
Oddie
New York Yacht Club
Commodore Nicholson Kane
Regatta Committee
Stuyvesant Fish
Lily Oelrichs
Charles M. Oelrichs
Peter D. Martin
San Francisco
St. Joseph’s
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph's
Mr. Martin
Miss Scott
Gerard A. Lowther
Washington
de Rham Cottage
Mrs. Higginson
F. J. Higginson
Miss Haldane
Margaret
James A. Stillman
Narragansett Avenue
Naval Board
War College
Admiral Dewey
Evans
Crowninshield
Sigshee
A. Winslow Weld
Boston
Justice
Henry W. Bookstaver
Joseph Wheeler
Hooper
London
George J. Scott
A. S. Post, Jr
Flushing
L.L. Lorillard, Jr
C. A. Childs
W. B. Howe
Washingon
Thomas O. Richardson
J. F. D. Lanier
R. S. Fowler
Muenchinger-King
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Frederick Neilson
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
James J. van Alen
J. S. Messervey
Peter F. Collier
Ladenburg
Greta Pomeroy
Miss Hatch
Miss Gray
Miss Roche
Miss Blight
Miss Rives
Potter
Arthur T. Ksemp
Barger Wallack
H. H.stunnewell, Jr
Casino Theatre
Miss Odrichs
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
San Trancisco
Pembroke Jones
Preidheim
Cornelius, Vanderbilt, Jr
Newport Golf Club
Clambake Club
Rutherford
Ossoud Villa
Hermann Oelrichs
W.K. Vandervilt, Jr
Quedrichs Villa
Sr. Vanderbilt
Aquidneck Park
Fish
Clement C. Moore
Charles A Childs
James Lawrence van Alen
Dewey
Henry Walters
W. C. Schermerhorn
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Willing Spencer
Mr. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Bailey's
Gossip of Long Branch Opens Summer Season at Resort
The Long Branch summer season is in full swing with outdoor sports and cottage life as rival groups arrive for the resort days. The note from June 29 describes bustling activity as visitors flock to coastal retreats and seaside amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
Week at Tuxedo Residents Prep for Summer Exits
Tuxedo Park draws a full week as cottages stay occupied. Notable visits include Frederic R. Halsey and family sailing to Europe on the Lucania, with return planned in September. Local gatherings feature Mrs. Charles Hoffman at The Breezes and dinners hosted by J J Vatable, James W Henning travels abroad, and several social teas and entertainments at various cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Newport
Frederic R. Halsey
Lucania
Europe
Yznage
Charles Frederick Hoffman
Jules J. Vatable
W. Heywood Drayton
Baltimore
James Brown Lord
James W. Henning
Thomas G. Condon
Bar Harbor
Misses Beach
Chicago
Charles Blair Macdonald
George F. Baker
Lorillard
East Lake
Canada
Henry Brookman
Lncheon
Robert Livingston
Mr. Mitchell
Long Island
William MacNeill Rodewald
R. H. Hunt
P. Lorillard
Week at Asbury Park Showcases National Figures and Camp Meet
Asbury Park hosts a large influx of Methodists for a summer Camp Meeting extending to Sept 1. Daily youth and holiness services, a Sabbath program with Rev Dr Charles W Millard, and a crowd pleasing concert by 400 voice choir are featured. Notables like William Randolph Hearst and Col James Matlack Scovel attend along with many New Yorkers registering for summer events and cottage stays along the beach front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association
Young People’s Meeting
Charles H. Yatman
Holiness Meeting
Lizzie Smith
Margaret Bottome
The
King’s Daughters
Charles W. Millard
New York
James N. Fitzgerald
Tali Esen Morgan
Bradford Quartet
Park Sisters
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
T. Frank Appleby
William R. Hearst
New York City
James Matlack Scovel
Camden
William A. Brady
James Russell
George Macloskie
Princeton
William M. Leszynsky
James Belden
P. Y. Grant
F. L. de Villa
Brazil
J. O. Wilson
St. Louis
L. B. Lane
East Orange
George Wurts
Paterson
J. K. Calhoun
United States Navy
George W. Burr
United States Army
John D. McGill
Jersey City
Archibald Mercer
Newark
William J. Chandler
South Orange
N. L. Wilson
Elizabeth
Ferdinand M. Jeffries
Many Arrivals at Lenox for Summer Season
Lenox welcomes numerous guests as heat draws visitors to hotels and cottages. Notable arrivals include the Sloane and Burden families at Elm Court, the Jesups at Bar Harbor then Lenox, and Mrs Kingsland departing for Europe. Other guests settle in at Eddy cottage Osceola Lodge and Mackay cottage. Fireworks and outdoor activities mark the Fourth of July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Elm Court
William Douglas Sloane
Sloane
J. Abercrombie Burden, Jr
Leila Sloane
Malcolm
Morris K. Jesup
Thatcher M. Adams
Eddy Cottage
Skxate Cary
Rowse
Samuel D. Babcock
Osceola Lodge
William LB. Bacon
New York
Harleston Deacon
Mackay Cottage
Boston
Bar Harbor Arrivals Open Summer Social Season
Bar Harbor Me June 29 The social season starts with the Kebo Valley Club dinner dance as July begins. The Horse Show set for Aug 20 21 22 promises polo field and track facilities. North Atlantic squadron may visit in August and an English fleet rendezvous is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Kebo Valley Club
North Atlantic
Edward de V. Morrell
J. Madison Taylor
New York
Philadelphia
Douglass
Travers
Kebo
Malvern
Burnmouth
Valley Cottage
W. 8S. Gurnee
Morris
Baltimore
Lynam’'s
Miss Cary
A. Bleecker Banks
Albany
West Street
John G. Moore
Grindstone
Dehon
Miss Dehon
Drapers
Kebo Street
Willie Draper
Charles O'T. How
Waldron Bates
John J. Emery
John S. Kennedy
Kennarden Lodge
Cape May Hotels Opened as Summer Season Starts
In Cape May New Jersey all hotels are now open with the last one welcoming guests today. A three week run of guest service has already occurred at other properties as the town kicks off a season of free band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
N. J
Death notice of Oliver S. Carter, Bank President
Oliver S. Carter, president of the National Bank of the Republic, died suddenly of heart disease at the United States Hotel in Saratoga. Born 1825 near New Hartford, Conn, he rose from grocery clerk to tea importer and banker. He leaves a wife and four daughters and will be honored by a Bank of the Republic directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver S. Carter
National Bank of the Republic
Broadway
Wall Street
Saratoga
United States
Mr. Carter
New Hartford
Carter
Bank of the Republic
Isio
Standard Gas Light Company
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
The
Home Insurance Company
National Surety Company
Chamber of Commerce
Union League Club
Down Town Association
Essex County Country Club
Baltuste
Europe
Obituaries and funeral notices from Jersey City area
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements for Elizabeth Baulch Oliver Carter Sarah Cobb Hester Cooper Jane Hazard Mary Neacy Caroline Page Fanny Pope Eliza Potter Mary Reece Rudolph Rosa Curt von Witzlebem with service times and locations across New Jersey and New York in late June 1901. Relatives and friends invited. flowers discouraged. carriage and train details included where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Saratoga
Oliver
Mountainside
Orange Station
D. L
New York
Stewart Rapalie
Sing Sing
Hazard
Jane Vander
Robert M
Anna L. Hazard
Walnut Gate
South Orange
N. J
Caroline L
Henry A. Page
Mountain Station
Barclay and
Christopher Street
Reece
Rutherford
New Jersey
Mary Louise
Clifford K. Reece
Mountain Way
Death of Sir Thomas Galt Former Chief Justice
Sir Thomas Galt retired Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas died in Toronto at age 110? He was born in London on August 12 1815 and moved between England Scotland and Canada before settling in Toronto. He became Queen's Counsel in 1858 and served as a judge from 1869. He was the son of Scottish novelist John Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Thomas Galt
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas
London
England
Scotland
Canada
Justice Draper
Upper Canada
Queen’s Counsel
John Galt
Major Andrew Jackson Dies After Health Trip to Ohio
Major Andrew Jackson, longtime Baton Rouge resident and former Police Jury president, died this morning in Cincinnati where he had gone for his health. A New York City native who moved to Louisiana in 1859, he lived in New Orleans before settling in Baton Rouge in 1864. He married Laura Larguir in 1865, served as State Printer from 1808 to 100, and led Peoples Savings Bank as president while active in financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rogue
Andrew Jackson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Major Jackson
New York City
Louisiana
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Laura Larguir
Peoples Savings Bank
Longtime New Haven merchant Maier Zunder dies at 88
Maier Zunder, among New Haven's oldest merchants, dies at the city’s June 20 deadline after gastritis and heat exhaustion. He founded the National Savings Bank, served as a director of Mechanics' National Bank, and spent 22 years on the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Maier Zunder
Zunder
National Savings Bank
Mechanics’ National Bank
Board of Education
Notable deaths in New Jersey and nearby states
Lewis G. Graff of the Commercial Exchange died at eighty two in Riverton New Jersey. Fayett e Kelly Erie County Board chair died at his Hamburg New York home yesterday morning. Dr Joan G L Whitehead a physician died suddenly at his home near Crosswick New Jersey aged seventy three. Dr Joan P Wheeler a physician died in Hudson New York Friday evening aged eighty four a University of the State of New York graduate. John Cook wealthy Northern Indiana resident died in Elkhart Friday aged seventy five leaving a widow and one son Frederick Van Liew formerly Depot Master at the Communicaw Station Plainfield New Jersey died yesterday aged fifty two native of Somerville New Jersey funeral tomorrow at his Plainfield home and in Somerville First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Graff
The
Commercial Exchange
Riverton
N. J
Fayette Kelly
Erie County Board of Supervisors
Hamburg
N. Y
Joan G. L. Whitehead
Crosswick
Philadelphia
Joan P. Wheeler
Hudson
University of the State of
Communicaw
Central Railroad of New Jersey
East Sixth Street
Plainfield
Somerville
First Reformed Church
Notting hamshire Parish Called Wise Men of Gotham
The district of Gotham in Notting hamshire earns a satirical label as the wise men of Gotham. The term, later used for New York City in Salmagundi by Irving and Paulding, points to perceived worldly wisdom.
Marriages Recorded in New Jersey and Philadelphia
Three wedding notices from late June: Elsie Hobart Royer to Van Renselaer Burr in Lawrence New York City. Anna Frances Ely to Lawrence Mead in Doylestown Penn. Ethel Griffin to Henry Stevens at Rahway New Jersey per Rev Dr Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr—Royer
Lawrence
Francis J. Clay Moran
Elsie Hobart
John W. Royer
Philadelphia
van Rensselaer Burr
New York City
Mead—Ely
Doylestown
Penn
Mr. Jeffries
Anna Frances
Mary
Samuel T. Ely
Lawrence Johnson Mead
New York
Stevens—Griffin
Deaths Reported June 29 in City Ledger
The June 29 death list records names ages and addresses of residents, noting ages for those one year old or younger as one year. Entries include Sasons William 26 Went age 3 Burkhouse Nettie 2494 Ba Av and many others across Manhattan and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sason
William
Albright
Charles
Burkhouse
Nettie
Byrnes
Thomas
E. Lizu
Sui
Burke
Agnes
4Th St
Bilker
Anastasia
Cherry St
Burns
Kate
Manhattan St
Ballance
Anna C
Hock
Katherina
W. 13Th St
Benson
Delia
Baar
Elizabeth
Ae Blens
Patrick
Monroe St
Broderick
John H
Rutgers
Catharine
Beccannon
Mary L
Buresch
Franz
Bridgman
Robert H
Rock
Mary
Collard
Jose
Caplan
St. Mark's Burr
Cody
Ellen
Casper
Honore
St . Wr
Dowd
Hkos
ST. Delldiren, Herman, German Hosp. 2? | Dittrich, Maria M
Dipigaro
Lucia
Mulberry St
Dunkhouser
Anton L
Eckness
Blanche
Leroy
Egger
Wilbur
Charlton St
Engelhart
George
Mills
Fitzpatric
Maria
Elizabeth St
Tordon
W. W
W. 1St St
Gquckem
Gould
Edward
E. Tith
St.l
Giess
Gordaropoli
Goetz
Jossih
Geor Ene
Hertha
Gattus
Marte
Forsyth
Hauff
49Th St
Hoff
E. 4Th St
Hannigan
Horn
Hade
Harriet
Bellevue Hospital
Hodge
Frederica
Grove St
Jackson
Fila
Keating
Td St
Keller
Tist St
Kunz
W. Sith Stoll
Kehoe
Lang
Anna M
Avenue A
Lynch. Mary
Mt Lammlot
Houston St
Lopez
Pak Murray
Mary C
St Ft
Morrow
James
Montamah
Entily
44Th St
Manning
John F
W. 16Th St
Mansansa
Frank
Manera
Rosina
Morton
Edgar
Miller
McGuire
McCallum
Hester
McCook
McQuade
Annie
McGeary
Jane
McDermotty
Francis
McGowan
Winifred
Sean So Sain
Nicholson
Bessie
Park Av
of - Nathan
Trene
Newberger
Seth
CY Connor
Jedward
Pee
Oleschuk
Pudersack
Palmer
W. T
Bleecker St
Powell
Martha T
Sthigh
Pryibil
Palamone
Michel
Caroline
Tames St
Daniel
King St
Pilbronz
Josef
Wali Cannon
Quigley
Richardson
N. M
Reid
Charles H
Ryan
Jules
Reineke
Johanna
Isa
Everly
William H
FE. Fleming
John C
Duane St
Farrfll
Cornelia
Fox
Zette
Farouhian
Eunice
Robinson
M. W
Simpson
15Th
Stopeck
Ottilla
Smokai
Joseph
Toth St
Schuck
Adolph
Fifth St
Sullivan
Kind St
Stark
Helen
Spaith
Sampson
Dorothy
N. Y. Spreots
Schneider
Edna
Spielman
Schlelff
Augusta
Erika
W. Alst
Zimmer
Olga
Simonsfeld
W. 6Th St
Smith
Irving C
Sonto. William
Stryker
Stuhring
Gesina
11Th St
Wolf
Cara
Waters Terence
Watzelbaum
Clara
Wittakind
Freda
WEHI
E. Emily Es
Ith St
Rowland L
Tan. Louis
Marker St
Frances P
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New South
Mossbacks
Alabama
Trair
Congrieve
the News OF Newport
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
May Lippincott
Miss Longcoy
Miss Eden
Lyons
Ann Smith
Elberon Beach Club
Elberon
William Fahnestock
Andrew H. Kirkpatrick
William D. Harper
Frank L. Sheppard
Temple Bowdoin
Robert H. McCarter
D. L. Wallace
E. W. Loeber
George J. Lewis
Norwood Park
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
David Johnson
West End
W. D. de Peyster
Elber
St. Peter’s
Monmouth Beach
Theodore W. Moses
A. V. Hutchinson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Col. O'Brien
Joseph Mora
Elkwood Park
Uriah H. Painter
Washington, D. C
Ocean Avenue
James Smith, Jr
A. Secor
Seabright
Lopez Cottage
Rumson
H. J. Jacquith
Pine Lodge
Oakhurst
Seth M. Milliken
Lincoln Avenue
H.E. Gantry
L. Lewisohn
Atlantic Highlands
West S End
C. H. Ward
H. C. Emmet
Castle Wall-on-the-Hill
Tilberon
Jersey
Hollywood
P. P. Coleman
Virginia
Coach Reliance
Hildebrand
Sumner
Scobeyville
J. P. Casey
East End
H.C. Fahnestock
S. J. Bach
Huyler
West Find
H. FE. Kingsland
Lockwood
Iingsworth
J. Keddrell and
E. D. Ledderman
Julius Hidalgo
E. Steiman
White Cottage
Gossip OF
Tuxedo
Cyrus Townsend Brady
John Wanamaker
Cape May Point
Harrison
D. M. Kearny
Philip Kearny
Milton E. Ailes
the Treasury
Charles Lyman
Civil Service
Ocean Front
Wu Ting Fang
C. Luther
Bridgeport
W. B. Elliott
Irving H. Smith
Brooklyn
W. H. Bryan
W. Rodney Burton
John M. Denison
Maryland
Jen
H. C. Fairchild
Robert B. Johnston
George G. Patterson
T. B. Forbes, Jr
EB. J. Rain
George W. Edge
John Cornwell, Jr
George H. Main
B. Wilhehimer
S. Goodman
Robert M. Curran
Edward Howard Griggs
Eliza Rogers
Henry
VON_WITZLEBEM
Harrison, Westchester Co
Curt von Witzlebem
Sir Thomas Galt
Manhattan
Bronx
AR Eran
Lina
Bushwick
Greenpoint
Barnet
Arimaline
API
Bramley W E
Edwin
Sean
Carole
Connous
Clarke Annabel
Ste Oy Case
Margaret A
Ackiewicz Marthet Sur
Farmer
Broadwa
John
Denis
Grace
St Wales
Anne
Dahewesiss
Hayes
Arthur M
Hepburn Felizal
St Myers
Frederick Winns
Monaghan
Anne Tote
Muller
DEA
Mary Veen Siaabe
Pete
Hsoon
Emily
Sherman
Keap St. Rz
Trumef
Williams
Viola
Youngdahl
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