Open Church Canon Debate Faces Diocesan Vote
The Philadelphia Episcopal Convention debates the Open Church Canon amid secession fears. Clergy, led by Reverend Upjohn, push to render Canon 19 ineffective while two more priests in Delaware and Philadelphia plan to leave, signaling a growing rupture within the church.
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York Times
Philabdleeh
Samuel Upiohn
Whitaker
Upjohn
E. Shippen Watson
Robert N. Innes
Nelson Kellogg
S. F. Ballentine
Thomas J. Garland
aUie
Albert Cooper
China
Edgar A. Cowan
St. Mark’s
Church of St. James
Church House
Mr. Cooper
Cowan
General Theological Seminary
New York
Cooper
America
Father McGarvey
J. B. Haslam
Church of St. Elizabeth
Wiliam H. McGarvey
The
Comanions of the Saviour
Jasinm
Alvah H. Doran
St. Clement's
A. G. Mortimer
M. J. Cowl
V. L. Hayward
W. H W. McClellen
Oldham Talks to Methodists on Philippine Rule
Baltimore May report quotes Bishop Oldham urging Philippine Islanders to reject U S rule and resist annexation by Japan. He speaks to the Methodist missionary staff about leadership and a wise American administration as the path to removal of rule.
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Episcopal Church
General Conference
Philippines
Rank B. Lynch
Philadelphia
Committee On Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saleon
Florence D. Richards
Leipsic
Central Ohio
W.M. Balch
Nebraska
Committee On
Board of Bishops
David H. Carroll
Oregon
Bishop Goodsell
B. Lee Pagett
Portland
Mary
Rye
Dr. Carroll
Methodist Episcopal
Missionary Board
The
Chesapeake
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Carroll
Baltimore
Philippine Islands
United State
Japan
Oldham
Methodis
Bishops Ask Congress Action on Littlefield Bill
A Bishop committee from the Baltimore meeting urged Speaker Cannon to act on the Littlefield bill granting states police power to stop liquor shipments from other states before delivery to the consignee. The group included Governors Hanly and Flock, Dr. A B Leonard, and Judge Pollack. Cannon concurred with a Senate Judiciary stance that the bill is unconstitutional.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
Littlefield
Cannon
Baltimore
Guvs. Hanly
Indiana
Flock
Kansas
A. B. Leonard
New York
Judge Pollack
North Dakota
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Pastor to Spread Socialism Revival in Brooklyn
The Rev. John D. Long, secretary of the Ministers' Socialist Conference, announced plans for a series of revival meetings in his Brooklyn church starting tomorrow evening. He argued orthodoxy in the Presbyterian Church is a theological term with no bearing on sociology and stated he will preach his sociology, while downplaying creeds and ritual.
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John D. Long
Ministers’ Socialist Conference
Brooklyn
The
Morris Fellowship wedding at Grace Church
The wedding of Richard Lewis Morris and Carolyn Whitney Fellowes will be held at 3:30 P.M. June 6 in Grace Church. Miss Margaret Davis Fellowes will attend, with Stuyvesant Fish Morris Jr. as best man and ushers listed. The Rev. Dr. William R. Huntington will officiate. A small reception follows at 4 East Eighty-first Street.
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Richard Lewis Morris
Stuyvesant Fish Morris
Morris
Carolyn Whitney Fellowes
Nelius Fellowes
Grace Church
Miss Fellowes
Margaret Davis Fellowes
Stuyvesant Fish Morris, Jr
Rogers T. Bacon
Craig Colgate
Arthur C. Choate
James M. A. Darrach
Emlen Trenchard
Littell
Herbert T. B. Jacquelin
William R. Huntington
East Eighty-first Street
Notable social events fill New York afternoon
Frederick Townsend Martin hosts a luncheon for Mrs. John W. Mackay and Princess Colonna di Stigliano at Sherry's. A Danish lyrical drama The King Rene's Daughter will be staged by Miss Keller's senior class at 25 East 62nd Street to aid Barnard College. Multiple society arrivals and departures noted including the Mackay party, weddings, and upcoming card party at the Hotel Astor.
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Frederick Townsend Martin
Sherry's
John W. Mackay
Colonna di Stigliano
King Rene
Henrick Hertz
Richard Henry Warren
Miss. Keller
East Sixty-second Street
Barnard College
May Arnold
Elizabeth Arnold
Isaac Frazier Williams
St. John’s Cathedral
New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hotel Astor
James Henry Parker
Peter Nicholson
C. A. Norris
F. Collier
Plaza
Sunday Show Injunctions Swept Away by Court Ruling
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court ruled that injunctions shielding theaters from police interference on Sundays were improper. The Keith & Proctor Amusement Co suit and others against police enforcement were voided, leaving no equity jurisdiction to determine criminality on Sunday performances.
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Bingham
Supreme Court
Keith & Proctor Amusement Company
A. L. Shepard
Manhattan Theatre
Justice Ingraham
Kelleher
City of New York
Court of Equity
Equity
Eden Musée Amusement Company
Olympic Athletic Club
Adolph Suesskind
Fifty-eighth Street
Max Schimkevits
Athletic Club
Corporation Counsel
Yale Dramatic Association Attend Lyceum Theatre Show
Twenty five Yale Dramatic Association members saw Kyrle Bellew and Margaret Illington in The Thief at the Lyceum Theatre last night. After the performance Thomas Achelis Jr and his party, invited by Miss Illington, dined at a supper hosted by Hotel Knickerbocker.
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Yale
Yale Dramatic Association
Kyrle Bellew
Margaret Illington
Lyceum Theatre
Thomas Achelis, Jr
Daniel Frohman
Miss Illington
Knickerbocker
Arctic Explorer Peary Attends Wild West Show at Madison Square
Lieut Peary and Cuban Army head Major General Pino Guerra visited Madison Square Garden yesterday for Col Cédy’s Wild West Show. The Cuban general joined the crowd mainly for the horseback football display and was surprised by Buffalo Bill’s non ferocious demeanor after the performance.
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Madison Square Garden
Lieut. Peary
Pino Guerra
Col. Cédy
Buffalo Bill
Miss Cecilia Loftus Recovers After Illness On Stage
Baltimore reports Cecilia Loftus, who fell ill during yesterday's Maryland performance, is much improved and resumed her roles this afternoon and evening, appearing in both shows as planned.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Cecilia Loftus
Maryland
Theatrical Notes on Grace Van Studdiford and Arctic Theatre
Grace Van Studdiford will lead a new Grace Van Studdiford Opera Company returning to comic opera in October in a piece by Smith and De Koven. Amelia Bingham continues to improve after illness. Hamilton Revelle is re-engaged as leading man for next season at Stuyvesant Theatre. Mabel Taliaferro ends her season tonight in Polly of the Circus at the Liberty Theatre. the run was cut short due to fatigue.
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Grace van Studdiford
Harry B. Smith
Reginald de Koven
Stuyvesant Theatre
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Liberty Theatre
Alda and Lucia at American Theatre bill
Alda will be sung tonight at the American Theatre by the Italian Grand Opera Company and Lucia will be the matinee bill. Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin of the College of the City of New York gave his twenty first organ recital yesterday afternoon in the great hall of the main building.
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Alda
Italian Grand Opera Company
Lucia
Samuel A. Baldwin
The
College of the City of New York
John Larkin Drives Coach to Baltusrol
John Larkin started from the Hotel Gotham at 8 30 yesterday morning driving a four in hand coach to Baltusrol Golf Club New Jersey and back in about four and a half hours. The party included Mr and Mrs John Larkin Mr and Mrs Charles Oakes Mrs Sheldon Bacon Mrs Elwood Hendricks Benjamin Barker and Henry D Cooper. A second trip is planned in about ten days.
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Gotham
John Larkin
Baltusrol Golf Club
New Jersey
Charles Oakes
Sheldon Bacon
Elwood Hendricks
Benjamin Barker
Henry D. Cooper
Larkin
Better Outlook for the Drama Promoted at League Meeting
At Hudson Theatre yesterday morning the League of Political Education discussed the better outlook for the drama. Speakers included Augustus Thomas Charles Rann Kennedy Mrs W J Le Moyne and William H Crane with Kennedy urging a national drama arising from a world movement toward brotherhood and reform. Crane blamed commercialism for limited Shakespearean productions and Thomas predicted a forthcoming great American Jew lead play.
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League of Political Education
Hudson Theatre
Augustus Thomas
Charles Rann Kennedy
America
Actresses to See the World Four Fritzi Scheff girls tour
Four young women Mabel Miller Leonore Novasso Lylu Wells Norma Miller of the Fritzi Scheff company plan a Summer program covering 20,000 miles to glimpse the Philippines. They agreed to substitute for Mile. Modiste at Rizal Theatre, Manila, with travel paid and performances offered in lieu of pay. They sail on the Manchuria and start in Manila by early July, returning for Mme Scheff’s new Fall production.
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Fritzi Scheff
Mabel Miller
Leonore Novasso
Lylu Wells
Norma Miller
Philippines
José de la Cruz
Rizal Theatre
Manila
Mme. Scheff
Modiste
Sefar Dé la’ Cruz
Schefr
Maaaila
de la Cruz
Manchuria
Academy of Music
Rizal
Mnve
Scheff
Blanche Bates Negotiations with Belasco Lead to Uncertainty
Reports claim Blanche Bates plans to leave the Belasco management while Frank McKee’s Inter-State Amusement Company is linked to a possible next season contract. Bates is abroad and Belasco cites a renewal clause and specified notice. Legal issues may prevent Bates from binding to a new deal, possibly leaving her with her former management.
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Blanche Bates
Belasco
Frank McKee
McKee
Inter-States Amusement Company
Miss Bates
Mr. Belasco
Ships Sail as Prominent Passengers Board Numerous Voyages
The Cretic of the White Star Line sails to the Mediterranean with notable cabin guests including Dr. T. E. Marcus Mrs. M. P. Bewley and Prof. R. G. Campbell among many others. Other liners such as Prinzessin Irene Hamburg Amerikan Line Hamburg Egyptbound ships list numerous passengers from various professions and families.
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White Star Line
Mediterranean
T.E. Marcus
M. P. Bewley
T. E. Buckland
Clyde’ Bsurnett
R. G. Co. Campbell
John Campbell
William Wallace. Chalmers
James G. Carter
A. B. Chalmers
Arthur Stoddard ‘‘Ooles
J. Hensley Johnson
William Kent
O. H. Krause
William T. Lee
James A. Logwood
B. J. Macdonald
Carl E. Munger
Lenox Mills
Katherine McMurray
18. Newman
Elizabeth Nichols
Canan G.L. Starr
Henry V. Stillwell
A. LE. Syme
Elizabeth Taft
Willian W. Thomson
Saran &. Tyler
E. M. Tutwiler
A. H. Veeder
B. R. Ward
Eugene Winchet
E. A. Whipple
Halle Woods
George H. Wooster
Irene
Naples
Concepcion de Montalvo de
Enrico Corrado
William G. Fleming
W.F. Farren
H. B. Foley
F. M. Gilpin
William Gordon
M. F. Gavin
T. Hayward Hays
Ford Harvey
Charles B. James
I. E. Johnson
Jesse G. Lawrence
K. V. Barnum
L. B. Cromwell
C. Cornelius
Emmy Cronemeyer
Anna Cronemeyer
Louise Cronemeyer
Lillian Frazer
Vida Francis
A. O. Fitzgerald
Cornelis Gertz
A. H. Brukinsky
E. R. Cushman
J. L. Dinkelspiel
C. H. Duell
J. Gerhardt
H. C. Michie
M. D
H. H. Parsem
Paul Pflieger
J. C. Sanford
London
Minneapolis
Flossie Bertram
Alice EX. Camp
J. H. Caryl
Charles D Cleveland
J. M. Conroy
Robert Cettrell
Robert Cory
Edward , Earle
Walter Eastman
R. M. Loeser
Isaac Lohmann
Allan McLane
Horace Sheble
H. B. Shonk
Frank Speaight
A. R. Stevenson
Liverpool
Minnie Bagshaw
Henry Creamze
Robert Fleming
Miss Fleming
Joyce van Aarssen
H. L. Britton
R. M. Bell
Bartels
Thomas A. Cassilly
Otto R. Hansen
Frank Hustace
George A. Saporias
Theodore L. Schmidt
Election of officers at Century Theatre Club meeting
The Century Theatre Club elected officers in the Hotel Astor College Room during a joint session with the City Federation of Women's Clubs. Officers chosen include First Vice President Mrs John Livingston Niver and Second Vice President Mrs Maria C Weed. The session ran late amid heated dues talk and a remark about Mme von Klenner’s political ties.
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Century Theatre Club
College
Hotel Astor
City Federation of Women's Clubs
John Livingeston Niver
Maria, C. Weed
J. C. Howard
C. A. Culeman
H.asserton
E. Lichtenheim
Otto Bertell
Mme. von Klenner
Sydney Rosenfeld
Niver
Death of Ludovic Halevy Paris Dramatist and Academy Member
Paris reports the death of Ludovic Halevy the noted dramatist and novelist born July 1 1834 in Paris He studied at Louis le Grand College and held a senior role in the Colonial Ministry before turning to drama Halevy formed a literary partnership with Henri Meilhac producing works such as Frou-Frou With Sarah Bernhardt long tied to his plays he was a member of the Legion of Honor and the French Academy.
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Ludovic Halevy
Paris
Louis le Grand
M. Henri Meilhac
Sarah Bernhardt
Reveil
Philip Wolf 79 Former Staten Island Commissioner Dies
Philip Wolf aged 79, longtime Staten Island Commissioner of Polity from 1890 to 1900, died yesterday at his home 14 Wright Street Stapleton S I. He leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral will be held at his home Sunday morning with interment Monday.
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Philip Wolf
Staten Island
New York
Wright Street
Stapleton
S. 1
Obituary Notices From a New York Hotel and Homes
Obituaries report the deaths of Alonzo Van Dusen a former president of American and United States Whip Co at the San Remo Hotel in Manhattan. Elizabeth Fountain daughter of Phoebe Fountain died in Morristown New Jersey. Max Meyer a 76 year old cigar maker died in Newark. Mary L Bailey descendant of Gen Stark died in Whitehouse New Jersey. Sarah Boies Cowles widow of Justice Edward Pitkin Cowles died in Rye New York. William K Hinman 86 died at Hotel Leonori Madison Avenue after a brief illness. he was a ship chandler and descendant of colonial settler Edward Hinman.
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Alonzo. van Dusen
American Whip Company
United States Whip Company
San Remo Hotel
Central Park West
Seventy-fourth Street
J. E. Higgins
Elizabeth Fountain
Phoebe A. Fountain
Morristown
N. J
Max. Meyer
Rye
Chicago
William K. Hinman
Leoneri
Madison Avenue
North Hempstead
S. 1
Seret
Edward Hinman
Stratford
Conn
Williams & Hinman
South Street
Art Needlework Sold at Kate Collins Sale
Bargains in brocades velvets and embroideries marked the Kate Collins auction at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. The top price was 220 for an altar front with foliage and flowers on pink satin edged in gold. Returns totaled 3306 for the day and 6074 over two days as the sale continued this afternoon.
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Kate Collins
Fifth Avenue
W. Satterlee
Eastman Johnson
J. D. Crimmins
Marriages Recorded in New Jersey May 5 6
Multiple wedding notices from Irvington Newark and Flemington New Jersey dated May 5 and 6 announce marriages. Grace Sexten weds John Ewanski. Ray Goodman weds Dr Marcus B Gain. Caroline S Willis weds Water J Hewlett. Anna Schoen weds Christian Seitu ert. Elizabeth Murray weds John Updike.
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Ewanski-Senton
Irvington, N.J
Grace Sexten
John Ewanski
Halpern Sen
Newark, N. J
Ray Goodman
Marcus B. Gain
Hewlett- Whillis
Caroline S. Willis
Water J. Hewlett
Schubert—Schoen
Newwea
Anna Sehoen
Christian Seituert
Updike-Murray
Flemington, N. J
Elizabeth Murray
John Updike
Deaths and funeral notices from New York area listings
Obituary notices list numerous residents with dates May 6 to May 10 in 1908 across Arlington Middletown Pittsfield Rye Easton and Brooklyn. Names include Howard P Fell Mary Blanch George Chesterman Sarah Boies Crane Maria Dehen Robert Quennell Ritter Alonzo Van Deusen Van Vredenburg Wyeth and many local residents with burial plans and private interments.
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Giles Place
Kingsbridge
Alfred L.holihan
Jackson
Margaret Hydachson
Cherries S. Muar Iey
West 12Th St
Dawn Avenue
Greenuwood
Jaimison
Vallejo
Anna Cora Fuller Jaimison
Frank Fuller
New York
Madken
J. Boston
iMass
Woertsmouth CN. H.s
Oettinger
Broadways
Sizmund
Qetting’r
Prichard
New Haven
Opan
Elien YE Privchard
Matson Edward St. Quennell
Robert George Quennell
West 1Th
Elizabeth BP. Swan
Monde
Izondon Jespers
Ritter
PHS
Serviees
Jennings St
Borough of the Bronx
A. M
Woodlawn
van Deusen
Hotel San Remo
Alonzo van Deusen
Seth
Vax Vreden
Mary
J. van) Vredenburg
Walter TL. Trier
Jierrepont
Brooklyn
WYETH
George = Wardwell
Hast Orange
N. J
John D. Wreeth
Rosevill Av
Newark
Larkawanna Railroad
Wills Probate Notice for Tompkins & Tompkins Firm
A probate notice appears for wills matters handled by Tompkins & Tompkins, lawyers located at 156 Fifth Avenue. The text lists carelers-at-law and indicates proceedings related to wills and probate.
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Tompkins & Tompkins, Carelers-at-Law
Fifth Avenue
Obituary notices and deaths in Brooklyn Jersey City May 7 era
A list of death notices and funeral plans across Brooklyn and Jersey City dated May 7. Individuals include Joseph Flanagan Catharine Frey Dominick Gengler Marion Gahagan and many others with addresses in Jersey City Brooklyn Leonia East Newark and Newark. Several funerals are scheduled for today and tomorrow.
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Bushwick
Brooklyn
John Bauer
Baxter
Schenectair
N. Y
John W. Baxter
Brunt
Rahway
N. J
Harvey ’ Brunt
Berrian
Westchester
Margaret A. Berrian
Bodine
Pulaski St
Bresklyn
David
Budesheim
Cornelia St
Peter Burdesheim
Burns
Steuben St
Catherine J. Burns
Connolly
Harmon St
Jersey City
James F. Connolly
Crummey
Flatbush
Flanagan
Little St
Joseph Flanagan
Heighta
Catharine] Frey
Gahagan
Bouley
Gengler
Devoe St
Dominick M. Gengler
Maurice Gormley
Tis Anther
Halstpad
West K4th
Hallenrbesck
Grdene Av
Garrett C. Hallent
Mi - McLeaig
Reynolds Av
East Newark
Frey
Webster v
Jersey
Leonia
Marion Gahagan
Gormley
Berry St
Glantner
East Orange
Johanna Alfred F. Halstead
PL M
Morrow
Hentschel
Ocean
Lulien J. Hughes Johnston
Sd A
Annie M Josip
Waltshear
Kuhlee
Hastie
Leibe
Springfield
Newark
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Clift
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Eutherland
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Memorial notice for Leavy and related obituaries
Fragmented obituary note mentions Leavy and Walsh with church references and partial names. The text references a memorial event, connections to Browkham and Moss Creek, and a baptismal or church context. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access From Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Readable notice explains Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. It lists contact points for purchasing books of views and mentions office location at 29 East 28th Street.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grang Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Removal of Household Manager Mrs Wilmerding
Mrs Wm E Wilmerding a visiting household manager and general provider has moved from 503 South Avenue where she had offices for ten years to Columbia Bank Building 207 South Avenue.
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Wm. E.wilmerding
Columbia Bans
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