New York Times Newspaper Archives, Nov 6, 1908, p. 7

Miss Ada de Acosta Weds Oren Root in New York Home

The wedding of Ada de Acosta and Oren Root occurred yesterday at 4 pm at the bride's Madison Avenue home with Rev. Patrick Daly officiating. Attendants included Maria de Acosta and Richard de Acosta stood as witness. guests included Elihu Root and many dignitaries. The couple will reside at 120 East Thirty-eighth Street after a two week honeymoon.

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Oren Root Hamilton College Elihu Root Ada Pe Acosta Ricardo de Acosta Madison Avenue de Reve Patrick Daly Poughkeepsie Richard de Acosta Maria de Acosta Mr. Root Hamilton Durand Mrs. Root Root Metropolitan Street Railway System East Thirty-eighth Street Edwin Root Thomas Nichols Stanley Gilbert Elihu Root Jr Edward 4Y Root Ruth Wales

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Justice Betts Weds Ars Olivia Minerva North

Supreme Court Justice James A Betts and Ars Olivia Minerva North of Swingston wed at noon today at the bride’s Washington Avenue home. Rev Frank J Wilson officiated. Only immediate relatives attended. no bridesmaids or groomsmen. A brief southern wedding trip is planned.

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Kshaanove O Supreme Court James A. Betts Ars Olivia Minerva North Swingston Washington Avenue Frank J. Wilson D. C St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church

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Roselle Couple Marry in Somerville Second Reformed Church

Miss Edith Galpin daughter of Mr and Mrs Norace Galpin of Somerville New Jersey married Dr Ni Morton Pierson of Roselle at 8 p m in the Second Reformed Church Somerville The Rev Dr Reed officiated Marguerite Pierson was maid of honor Watrland Rawlins of Roselle was best man Ushers Judson Galpin R D Floyd Bert Richardson Charles Patterson and Lewis Thompson A reception followed at the bride's parents home and the couple will reside in Roselle after their wedding trip

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New York Tim Roselle N. J Edith Galpin Norace Galpin Somerville Ni. Morton Pierson Second Reformed Church Reed Marguerite Pierson Watrland Rawlins Rosellie Judson Galpin R. D. Floyd Bayonne Bert Richardson Charles Patterson Lewis Thompson Roselle

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Brown McDonald Wedding in Washington Home

Miss Anna May Brown youngest daughter of the late P Brown and Charles McDonald of Colorado wed at 4 PM at her mother's home The ceremony was officiated by Mgr Mackin of St Pauls Church A family gathering attended and the couple will spend the winter in Washington occupying an apartment at the Don Carlos

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New York Times Washington Anna May Brown P. Brown Charles McDonald Colorado Mgr. Mackin St. Paul's Church

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Beulah S. Frank and Edward R. Anker Wed in Albany

Miss Beulah S. Frank daughter of Mr and Mrs Moses I Frank and Edward R Anker assistant manager of the Ibny bureau of the Associated Press were married at the Adelphi Club Albany Nov 5 according to a special New York Times dispatch.

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New York Times Albany Beulah S. Frank Moses I. Frank Edward R. Anker Ibny Bureau The Associated ‘Mas Adelphi Club

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Clergy Assistation at Evening Service Led by Priests

This evening the Rev. S H Goldenson officiated with assistance from the Rev. Dr. Max Schlessinger during the service.

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S.H. Goldenson Max Schlessinger

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Tivll Stoddard wedding at Grace Stoddard home

Charles T ladlai Tivll son of Major Hull and Grace Margaret Stoddard a Smith College graduate were married at the bride's home in Middleown Connecticut on the evening of November 5.

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New York Times Middleown Conn Charles Tladlai Tivll Major Hull Yale Grace Margaret Stoddard Smith College

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Miss Albert Snouman and Frank Spencer Wed at Chester Avenue Home

Miss Albert I. Snouman and Frank W. Spencer married at 6 last night at the bride's parents home 4613 Chester Avenue in Philadelphia. Rev. Sherman T. Doyle officiated with Clement Cleveland Jr. of New York serving as best man.

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New York Times Philadelphia Albert I. Snouman Frank W. Spencer Chester Avenue Sherman T. Doyle Clement Cleveland, Jr New York

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Mrs. M. D. Irwin Announces Engagement to Ettore Fontana

Philadelphia society notes the engagement of Mrs. Margaret Dulles Irwin to Ettore Romano Fontana of Rome. Fontana plans a novel engagement ring with yearly value growth and a removable stone addition on each anniversary, they say. The couple will wed before the holidays and sail for Europe soon after.

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Philadelphia Margaret Dulles Irwin Andrew Cheves Dulles South Twelfth Street Ettore Romano Fontana Rome New York City Fontana

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Gilmore Dead Old Theatre Man and Major Figure in New York Stage

B G Gilmore renowned theatre figure and part owner of the Academy of Music died at 78 Irving Place after a lifelong career from an impoverished start to major successes. He built Gilmore Gardens at Madison Square and managed Niblo's Garden and the Academy of Music with Eugene Tompkins, earning millions per year at peak. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.

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Edward G. Gill Tompkins Note Eugene Academy of Music United States Irving Place Ned”? Gilmore Mr. Gilmore Monson N. H New York Metropolitan Hot Gilmore the el Leland Forrest Niblo’s Gilmore Lelands Wold Metropolitan Mir St. Nicholas Windsor Hotel Gilmore Gardens Patrick Gilmore Gilmo Theodore Jessie T. Schwerdt Fifth Avene Baptist Church Nnstead Tompkins Academy Leslie Carter Margaret Mather

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Miss Georgiana Parks Betrothed to Charles Renold

The Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks announces the engagement of his second daughter Miss Georgiana Phillips Parks to Charles Renold son of Hans Renold of Manchester England. No wedding date set. Afterward they will reside in England. Dr Parks has been rector at St Bartholomew's Church since 1904.

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Leighton Parks Georgiana Phillips Parks Charles Renold Hans Renold Manchester England Miss Parks Sir John Barron Chapel Allerton Leeds Ellen S. Parks Renold Cornell University Tzmanne Chureh Boston David II. Greer

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Blakeman Van Cleve Engagement Announced

The engagement of Thomas Greeley Blakeman, grandson of Linds eye Blakeman of New York, to Miss Phyllis Van Cleve of Melville Montana is announced. Miss Van Cleve, a seventeen year old debutant, will live in New York this season and the wedding is expected next spring in Montana.

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T. G. Blakeman van Cleve Thomas Greeley Blakeman Lindseye Blakeman New York Phyllis van Cleve Paul Ledyard van Cleve Melville, Mont Miss van Cleve Katharine Doremus Charles Avery Doremus Doremus Horatio Phillips van Cleve United States Army Montana

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Mrs J B Boker Hosts Club Dinner Guests Crowd

Mrs John Blake hosted a Metropolitan Club dinner with Emma Eames Chauncey M Depew and Judge Elbert H Gary among about thirty guests. Tables were decorated with chrysanthemums foliage and fruit as the Baker couple return from Europe plan to stay in town until April.

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Emma Eames Chauncey M. Depew John Blake Metropolitan Club S O'Clock Madam Elma Eames Chauncay M. Depew Elbert H. Gary Gary Lewis Quentin Jones Frederick G. Bourne Arthur B. Twombly A.juilliard George G.mcmuriry Amos Eno Henry Séligman Cc. F. Roe Roe Baker Europe

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Society Notes From New York Parties and Arrivals

Mrs Prank Morgan plans a Dec 28 event at Sherry's for her daughter Louise Freeman. The Gare Powell family will spend December through February at the Gotham Hotel. Miss Powell’s coming out reception is Dec 6 at the Gotham with Mrs Kennedy Tod aiding. Patronesses at a charity bazaar at the Martha Washington Hotel include Mrs Clarence Mackay and other notable women to benefit the Interurban Woman Suffrage Council. Wagstaff Remsen buy Babylon house and winter in town after Thanksgiving. Wardwell family to close Pinehurst and return to city at 53 East Seventieth Street. Mrs Henry Sigel hosted a dinner for Commander Larcecha and Tiramosca officers. St Regis hosts include Mr and Mrs Robert C. Pruyn and others from Albany Richmond Philadelphia. Grace of Westbury and Elliott of Tuxedo among few days in town.

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Prank Morgan. Freeman Sherry’s Louise Freeman Robert J. Hare Powel Elisabeth Hare Powell Hotel Gotham Miss Powels Gotham J. Kennedy Tod Miss Powel Clarence Mackay Robert Goelet W. Kck. Vanderbilt, Jr Iirnest Fabbri W. Bourke Cochran Ernesto Fabbri Martha Washington Woman Suffrage Council Benry Lansing Wardwell Robert C. Pruyn Albany St. Regis Joseph E. Willard Willard Richmond Arnold Hague Washington Percival Roberts, Jr Philadelphia

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Prof Edwin Emerson Dies in Yokohama at 85

News of the death of Prof Edwin Emerson G A D D at Yokohama Japan comes as the second oldest Princeton graduate and longtime English professor. He helped print Noah Webster's dictionary and served as a U S envoy amid Civil War era tensions. His Sons Harrington Samuel Alfred George and Edwin Emerson Jr hold professional roles in engineering archaeology law and journalism.

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Edwin Emerson G. A Princeton New York City Yokohama Japan United States Emerson Farm City Hall James Emerson Edwin. Emerson Manhattan Princeton College Princeton Presbyterian Seminary Noah Webster Dobbs Ferry Green Castle Penn Marie Louise Ingham Samuel Ingham Treasury Jackson Troy University Lincoln Seward England France Confederate States Harrington Samuel Church Street Alfred University of Chicago George Wall Street

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Edmund S Bailey Dies at 67 in New York

Edmund Smith Bailey former Postmaster General Theodorus Bailey’s grand nephew and U S Senator’s relative died at 118 West Seventy-fourth Street after a driving episode. He aged 67 left a wife and four children Dr Theodorus Bailey Edmund Bailey Jr Mrs Chester Lawrence and Mrs J N Charles. Funeral private to be held today.

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Edmund Smith Bailey Theodorus Bailey New York United States West Seventy-fourth Street Bailey Mary McKnight Kirkland William H. Kirkland Eadmund Bailey, Jr Chester Lawrence J. N. Charles

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Mass meeting announced for People's Choral Union at Cooper Union

Frank Damrosch to speak at a Sunday mass meeting of the People's Choral Union in Cooper Union. Classes start tonight at the Emmett Arcade Madison Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street for joining the Irish chorus organized by the Gaelic Society. two hundred fifty voices needed.

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People’s Choral Union Cooper Union Frank Damrosch Emmett Arcade Madison Avenue Fifty-ninth Street Gaelic Society

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A New York Theatre Roundup This Week

Next Friday at the Bijou Theatre a benefit performance for the Actors Society of America will feature prominent players and a reception committee. F Yiegfeld Jr has engaged actress Fmina Janvier for Miss Innocence. The Newlyweds and Their Baby debuts by Hoffman and West with Mrs Newlywed played by Ray. Geraldine Farrar attended Blanche Hates The Fighting Hope at Stuyvesant Theatre yesterday. Augustus Thomas elected trustee at American Academy of Dramatic Arts meeting. Ethel Barrymore reported in a Wittspurg auto accident but uninjured.

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Mississippi Bijou Actors’ Society of America Thomas A. Wise F. Yiegfeld, Jr Fmina Janvier Ray Aaron Hoffman Paul West Geraldine Farrar Blanche Hates Stuyvesant Theatre American Academy of Dramatic Arts Yeccum Theatre Augustus Thomas Gronson Howard Ethel Barrymore Wittspurg Frohmans

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John B. Thoms Dies at 71 Pioneer Sugar Maker

John B. Thoms a pioneer sugar manufacturer in the city died suddenly yesterday morning of heart disease at his home 350 West Seventy first Street in his seventy second year He was born in Scotland The death headline notes his prominence in local industry and his passing.

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John B. Thoms West Seventy-first Street Scotland

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Sugar Executive Burton Thoms Dies in Sleep

Burton Thoms son of sugar businessman Burton Thoris and part of Reems sugar firm died in his sleep at his home after a short illness. He lived in this city most of his life with time in Penlindive and later worked in advisory roles with the Santa Cecilia Sugar Company of Cuba at 2 Broad Street. He leaves a widow and five children including Edwin A Sheble, Joseph H Thoms, Burton Thoms of Chicago, Mrs. J I Barrell of St. Louis, and John L Thoms Jr of Spokane.

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Burton Thoris Lie Peliindive Reems Santa Cecilia Sugar Company Cuba Broad Street Tle Thoris Edwin A. Sheble Joseph HH. Thoms Burton Thoms Chicago J. I. Barrell St. Louis John L. Thoms, Jr Spokane Wash

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Antoine Hébert Death Noted Paris Portrait Painter

Paris reports the death of Antoine Auguste Ernest Hébert born in 1817 Grenoble. A pupil of David dAngers and Delaroche he won the Prix de Rome in 1839 and served seven years as Director of the French Art School in Rome. He held the Legion of Honor and painted notable works including A Slave Who Has Freed Himself and La Malaria.

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Paris Antoine Auguste Ernest Hébert Hébert Grenoble France David d’Angers Paul Delaroche Rome

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Death of Otis T. Mason, National Museum curator

Prof. Otis T. Mason head curator of anthropology at the National Museum died in Washington at age seventy from paralysis. Long ill health forced him to retire six weeks ago. he was a native of Eastport, Maine and the oldest scientist at the institution.

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Washington D. C Otis T. Mason Department of Anthropology National Museum Eastport

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Notable deaths fill city with obituaries in many boroughs

A string of bereavements lists Michael Hart a 18 year old merchant, Myron Calice a 62 year old actor linked to Julia Marlowe and Viola Allen, and Abbey Montague a 72 year old widow. Others include Dr. Walter J. Corcoran gynecologist, John Nordine merchant tailor, Henry Stern, Samuel Bradford Jones retired general, Charles P D West produce merchant, Edmund S Bailey son of Admiral Theodorus Bailey, Joseph Fisher banker, Richard Hickman former police captain, Harrison W Gardner Atchison executive, Col W P Price Georgia congressman, Isabella Parsell former Normal College superintendent, and Elizabeth Townsend Evans Joyce widow of George Nelson Joyce.

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Michael Hart East 104Th Street Myron Calice The Lambs Club Roosevelt Hospital Julia Marlowe Viola Allen Greenwich Village Vokes Drury Lane London Actors’ Fund Lotiie Allan Keeler Henry Almenon Keeler West End Avenue Howard Allan Keeler Herbert G. Toney Edward Ciardi Sterling, N. J Abbey Montague Charles H. Montague Bruce Avenue Yonkers Portsmouth N. H Cornelius Bliss Walter J. Corcoran Brooklyn Bergen Street Manchester Holy Cross College New York College of Physicians and Surgeons Kings County Medical Society John. Nordine Fast Orange N. J Mecca Temple Mystic Shrine Henry Stern Temple Emanu-El Fifth Avenue Forty-third Street Samuel Bradford Jones United States Volunteers St Linden Street Ais Sith Seventy-eighth New York Regiment Marble Lodge of Freemasons Tuckahoe Charles PD. West California Irooklyn West San Francisco Golden Gate New York Projuce Exchange EDYUND_ SMITIL BAILEY Wamiral Theodorus Bailey Seventy Fourth Street Joseph Fisher New Brunswick N. Y Old State Bank Union Club New Brunswick Boat Club Richard Hickman 210Th Pennsylvania Volunteers Whitestone I. J Baltimore Weldon Railroad Gravelly Run Ive Forks White Oaks Road Harrison W. Gardner Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad Company Roselle J Jie Atchison Road Maine Oliver O. Howard Veteran Signal Corps Association United States Army United States Ramsey Minnesota Col W. P. Price North Georgia Agricultural College Dahlonega Georgia Isabella Parsell Normal College Owego Oswego Normal School Trenton Normal School Elizabeth Townsend Evans Joyce van Buren Street George Nelson Joyce A. O. Evans New Jersey Assembly George Nelson Joyce, Jr Lillian E. Joyce

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Roosevelt to hunt in Africa with two elephant limit proposed

Sir Harry Johnston, English explorer and author, will visit the White House as Roosevelt plans a scientific hunting expedition next year. The article outlines a proposed license granting Roosevelt specific game limits and notes Kermit Roosevelt will obtain a similar license.

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Harry Johnston Iaving British Colonial Office Roosevelt Speke Africa Kermit Roosevelt Washington Iarry Johnston White House Harry Charles L. Shadwell Oriel College Oxford University England United States James Bryce Shadwell Oxford

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Cowles alimony bond sought in Supreme Court case

Mrs. Lizzie V. Cowles seeks a $2,000 bond from Eugene Cowles to insure weekly alimony of $251 plus $10 for their son Eugene Pomery Cowles. The former spouses' 11 year old divorce, Derby Line Vermont residence, and current Marie Cahill Opera Company ties cited. Decision reserved. Cowles counsel says he cannot furnish bond and denies arrears.

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Lizzie V. Cowles Eugene Cowles Supreme Court McCall Cowles Eugene Pomery Cowles Marie Cahill Opera Company Sziv

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Marriages Listed From Brooklyn to New Jersey Areas

A compilation of marriage notices dated November 2 to November 8, 1908 across Brooklyn and New Jersey. Couples include Clowes and Anderson in Brooklyn. Earle and Berner in Englewood. Halsted Kennard in New York. McCoy and Schmelzel in Flushing. Zenneck and Ross in Tr...

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Clowes— Anderson St. Paul's Chapel Brooklyn PL Cadman J.C. Wellwork Virginia Bremner John FP. Anderson, Jr Frederick Valentine Clowes Earle—Benner St. Paul’s Church Englewood N. J Robbins

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Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area

Notices detail the deaths of Ed mund Smuth beiley John Cahill and many others across New Haven Passaic and Yonkers with funeral details private or at streetside homes. Services span St Patrick's Cathedral Calvary Cemetery Madison Avenue Church and Woodlawn with interment arrangements and dates through Nov 6 1908.

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Obituary notices from Brooklyn Jersey City Yonkers and Newark

A dense obituary listing from multiple New York area towns notes deaths from Nov 3 to Nov 8 1900s. Entries include Edward Walker 44 son of Lokize Walter and the late August Walter and multiple others across Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Yonkers and New Brunswick with funeral details and addresses.

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Gilmore Dead Old Theatre Man and Major Figure in New York Stage

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Miss Georgiana Parks Betrothed to Charles Renold

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Blakeman Van Cleve Engagement Announced

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