Hammerstein Back at Victoria Theatre Plans for Next Season
Impresario Oscar Hammerstein returns to New York at the Victoria Theatre after a European tour aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He hints at Salome and Elektra productions in Paris next spring and announces an Educational Opera opening August 30 in Manhattan. Hammerstein arrives in a gray Fedora amid a crowd at the roof garden and ticket windows, while listing a roster of distinguished guests and arrivals from Europe aboard several liners.
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Europe
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Cherbourg
NO CHANGE IN OPERA HEAD
Paris June 29. Inquiries show no truth to reports of Giulio Gatti-Casazza resigning as Metropolitan Opera director. No meeting with Vanderbilt or Kahn. His contract has two years left, and tensions with Andreas Dippel are settled. Directors will not tolerate interference.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Dippel
Gatti-Casazza
Educational Theatre Faces Dissolution in Court
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich ordered Attorney General O'Malley and Miss A M Herz to show cause on Aug 9 why the Educational Theatre at 217 East Eighteenth Street should not be dissolved as a corporation. The petitioners, including Samuel Clemens Mark Twain and Otto H Kahn, say the NY company formed in 1908 relied on voluntary contributions but funds have not materialized. A Gentleman from Mississippi moved from Bijou Theatre to New Amsterdam Roof Garden for summer, with scenery and costumes redone but cast led by Thomas Wise and Douglas Fairbanks unchanged. roof garden redecorated and audience reception was enthusiastic.
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Supreme Court
Giegerich
O’malley
A. M. Herz
Educational Theatre
East Eighteenth Street
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Robert J. Collier
Charles S. Miner
Otto H. Kahn
Mississippi
Washington
Bijou
New Amsterdam Roof Garden
Thomas Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Roof Garden
Broadway Arts Movements and Cast Returns in New York
Nora Bayes returns to The Follies of 1909 at Jardin de Paris after a week away. Chester Meneely schedules cathedral chimes in Steeplechase Park Coney Island in memory of Gladys Tilyou. Notables include William C. Carl sailing July 3 to visit Alexander Guilmant, William Morris hiring Frederic V. Bowers for Here Comes a College Boy, and Henry B. Harris linking Ralph Stuart to Such a Little Queen at Hackett Theatre. Maximus the Great added at Maestice Theatre as Daly's continues The Climax via Weber.
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Nora Bayes
Jardin de Paris
Chester Meneely
Steeplechase Park
Coney Island
Mr. Tilyou
Gladys
William C. Carl
First Presbyterian Church
Europe
Alexander Guilmant
William Morris
Frederic V. Bowers
George H. Brennan
Hamilton Ravelle
Eugene Preslery
New York
Frank Keenan
Henry B. Harris
William Anthony McGuire
Lusitania
London
Ralph Stuart
Channing Pollock
Hackett Theatre
Joseph Weber
The
Weber
Daly’s
Maestice Theatre
Maximus the Great
Ocean travelers aboard today’s steamships listed
Steamships sailing today include the Lusitania from Liverpool with passengers Marquis of Linlithow Miss Ude Adams Kiskadden Dr. and Mrs. O. Poel Baron Oscar von Rothschild Miss Dorothy White Rev. and Mrs. W Wood Mr. van L. Day William Seowal Williams and others aboard.
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W. J. Grace
John H. Clews
Natalie Clews
J. Elwood Cox
Hugh J. Chisholm, Jr
P. J. Crosson
Robert Emmett
Aileen Emmett
C. Oliver Iselin
Anson Wales Hard
Edward Harrah
Hernando Ibanez
Charles Lanier, Jr
Elmer E. Long
Carroll D. Winslow
W. H. van der Poel
Clara E. Eller
W. E. Brown
John Barr
Gordon Auchincloss
Reginald Auchincloss
I. G. Adams
Granville Fortescue
G. J. Lloyd
John G. Milburn
Majestic
Southampton
W. Anson
J. Lawrence Langhem
H. B. Lines
H. Longworth
S W. Arundel-Bell
James Dunlop Smith
H. A. van Landingham
Grant
Hamburg
Joseph Adler
Harold A. Freeman
Dorland Smith
al Rene
William West Frazier
L. Gibbs
Gertrude Merritt
J. B. Hagaras
Cora B. Forbes
Irving C. Gaylord
A. W. Douglas
J. F. Boyd
William A. Patton
N. C. du Bois
L. L. Danforth
Madonna
Naples
Thomas R. Melody
G. Melody
Mary J. Foley
M. Brady
Charles A. Willard
William J. Sherwood
John Magee
H. R. Talbot
J. L. Stoddard
W. G. Stewart
L. Perrin
L. Tourville
Isaac Stern
F. Warren Pearl
J. B. Sattler
William Jarrett
Ferguson
Albert Plant
Amy Plant
Rhyndam
Rotterdam
L. A. Brown
E. H. Dann
W. C. Land
G. Leake
H. B. Owsley
H. Peterson
Albert H. Hoy
C. F. Barnes
Walter Vail Bishop
C. Adrian
Myrtle Allen
Lusitania
Liverpool
Marquis of Linlithow
Ude Adams
Kiskadden
O. der Poel
Baron Oscar von Othschild
Dorothy White
Irs
W Wood
van L. Day
Illiam ‘Seowal
Stra” Williams
Bavcloy
Two Months Abroad for Willock Brothers and Ex-Senator
F H Willock of Willock Brothers Rochester and ex State Senator Joseph H McDermott West Virginia sail today on the Lusitania for a two month tour through England Ireland Holland Switzerland and France. They expect to be guests of William Duke Vanderbilt trainer at Poissy France. Duke's horse Herkimer won the Prix d Islay hurdle at one mile three quarters on Saturday June 19.
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France
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Mr. Duke
Herkimer
Notable Summer Sojourns of New York Elite Afloat
A parade of social figures and families plan summer stays and travels from Spring Lake to Narragansett to Bar Harbor. Leavitt Hunt visits, the Tainters head to Rowayton, the Sturgises prep Faxon Lodge at Newport, and Townsend party sails for Europe returning for Ardsley.
Miss Gladys Goodrich to Wed Lieut Belknap
Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Gladys Goodrich to Lieut Charles Belknap USN. The wedding is planned for the autumn at Gladwyn, the Goodrich country home in Pomfret Connecticut.
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Gladwyn
Pomfret
Conn
Boy at Play Killed by Car on DeKalb Avenue
A seven year old boy Harry Rosenthal of 875 DeKalb Avenue was run over and killed by DeKalb Avenue car 743 near Sumner Brooklyn shortly after 6 pm. Crowds threatened the motorman John O Connor but police arrival prevented harm. O Connor was arrested on homicide charges.
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Brooklyn
Harry Rosenthal
John O'Connor
Gates Avenue
Manhattan
O’connor
First Woman Lawyer of Pennsylvania Mrs Kilgore Dies
Philadelphia June 29 Mrs Carrie Burnham Kilgore the first woman admitted to the Pennsylvania bar died at her Swarthmore home She born in Vermont 1838 taught school studied medicine earned an M D from a New York co educational school in 1864 started law in 1873 faced barriers then joined University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1881 later gaining admission to all courts including the US Supreme Court She married Damon Y Kilgore in 1876 widowed 1888 and once ascended in a balloon remaining aloft for hours.
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New York
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Damon Y. Kilgore
Ocean Grove Postmaster Dies Suddenly in Tent
William H. Hamilton longtime Ocean Grove post master died of heart failure likely from acute indigestion while resting in a tent at 59 Bethesda Block during a summer stay. He fell ill yesterday and regained some strength before a relapse led to his death this afternoon. He leaves a wife and 12 year old daughter Katherine.
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N. J
William H. Hamilton
Ocean Grove
Bethesda Block
Hamilton
Katherine
Battle in the Clouds at Brighton Beach opens season
Henry J. Pain presents The Battle in the Clouds at Brighton Beach last night. The elaborate pyrotechnic spectacle mixes war in the city of Science with Martians, flying machines, balloons, and up to date chemistry. Intermissions feature acrobats and large scale ballet as crowds fill the amphitheatre.
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Brighton Beach
City of
Science
Earth
Mars
Mr. Pain
Harriman Arden Mansion Nears Completion on Mountain Top
The Arden estate of E. H. Harriman in Orange County is nearly finished ahead of his return from abroad. Work crews push to complete the million-dollar home with an incline railway access and a gateman springing up at the railway head. Michael Sullivan spent a night in jail after forcing a cold bath on his wife in an alleged attempt at health care. the magistrate reduced a five day sentence to one after Mrs. Sullivan pleaded for him. Police reported her cries were heard as she was rescued by a Madison Street Station officer.
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N. Y
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Arden
Orange County
Michael Sullivan
Steinert
Essex
Dawson
Madison Street
Sullivan
London
America
West
Baltimore American
Victor Hugo
Jane
A. C. McClurg & CO
Chicago
Ammon & Mackel
New York
Marriages and obituaries from New York area notices
Notices of numerous marriages on June 28 1909 in New York City Newark Jersey City and surrounding towns plus a long list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents of New York City New Jersey and nearby areas including addresses and service times where available.
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Bryant
Obituary sketches of notable New York figures
Andrew C Middleton of Black River aged 85 died at his Watertown home. Thomas Flannery longtime foreman at Rochester Union and Advertiser composing room died in Rochester. Agnes Lie widow of Henry Rice of Boston died at Newport aged 86. Bishop Joseph E Cotter of Winona Minnesota died aged 66. Konrad Koehler, former Hecker Flour Mills, died in Brooklyn aged 97 born in 1824. Johns Murden, long-time Equitable Life agent in New Jersey, died Brooklyn. Daniel Donovan, early pressmen union organizer, died Brooklyn. Israel L Prager retired real estate dealer died at 76 in New York. Susan Van Anden Swift sister of Isaac Van Anden died Brooklyn aged 91. Charles Meyer former Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital superintendent died at 72. Joseph Bly former Plaza Hotel proprietor in Asbury Park died in that city aged 73. Patrick McCaffery Street Cleaning Department worker died in Brooklyn aged 70. John F Cloonan lawyer died Kingston aged 54. He served as Assistant Corporation Counsel and held various legal posts in Ulster County.
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Herbert L. Griggs
Cloonan
Fordham University Alumni Association
John F. Cloonan
Francis Dwight Dowley
Cornelius F. Orben
Cooke
Sarah Gardner
Richard Kissam Cooke
Englewood
N. J
West Point
Ee Gay
West 85Th St
Catharine A. Gay
Harvey Stafford Gay
Gibb
West 87Th St
New York City
Ridgewood
Matthew Gibb
Gibb Brothers & Moran, Printers
Rose St
New York
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Heath
Edrick Kensett Rossiter
Washington
Conn
Henrietta Gaskell Heath
John Heath
Pittsburg
Kingsland
Sound Beach
Daniel Cornelius Kingsland
Grace Church
Woodlawn
Lawrence
de Bee
Fla
George Anderson Lawrence
Greenwood Cemetery
Manck
Walter K
Maria Manck
Kirchhof
William
Charles J. Manck
Susan van Anden Swift
Isaac van Anden
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Henry Swift
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie
Charles Meyer
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
David W. Meyer
Clinton Street
Fhate
Coil
Joseph Bly
Plaza Hotel
Asbury Park
Ohio Volunteers
Asbury
St. Patrick’s Church
Kent
Willoughby Avenues
Calvary Cemetery
Parker, Hatch & Sheehan
Kingston
N. Y
Catskill Water Commission
Board of Supervisors
Ulster County
Surrogate’s Court
Alton B. Parker
Ulster County Democratic Central Committee
Daly and Johnson Families Welcome Newborns
Birth notices announce on June 22 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Daly and on June 26 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Johnson.
Memoriam McHugh Margaret St Antoninus Newark
Memoriam notice for Margaret McHugh at St. Antoninus Church Newark appears dated today. Service details are not fully shown in the fragment.
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