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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1908

Page

5

Manhatten Lawyer Sylvester Ward Struck By Sudden Insanity

WIFE'S INSANITY AFFECTED HIS MIND claims swirl as Sylvester T Ward a 60 year old prominent Manhattan lawyer becomes suddenly irrational in WHats Plains. He fears losing money in Wall Street and pleads with Roosevelt and Rockefeller. Guards escort him to county judge then train to Manhattan where his son helps him home. He remains under medical care amid questions about alleged losses and mental strain.

Whats Plains Sylvester_T. LEWard Manhattan Ward Wall Street Wilson, Brown Fitzpatrick Mr. Ward Sylvester J. H. Ward, Jr Minoy Hiis

Marjorie Twachtman Weds Richard Carrick Pell in Greenwich

Miss Marjorie Twachtman wed Richard Carrick Pell at Glenwick, Round Hill Road, Greenwich, in a ceremony led by Rev. M. George Thompson. Fifty friends attended. bride wore white crépe de chine with tulle veil, and her brother Adden Twachtman gave her away. The couple plan a New England car tour then reside in New York. Pell is Princeton ’10 graduate.

Nets York? Times Greenwich Conn Glen Wrick J. T. Twachtman Round Hill Road Marjorie Twachtman Wes Richard Carrick Peil John BR. Pell New York M. George Thompson Christ Church Helen Curtiss Greenmieh William Pella Adden Wachtman Art Mires Tavayheen Pell Rec & Inns Newfengland Mr. Pell Princeton

Eliza Beth Du Pont weds Thomas F Bayard at Wilmington ceremony

In Wilmington on October 3 a ceremony at All Souls Worcester by the Rev Thomas A Davies Jr united Miss Eliza beth Du Pont daughter of Mrs Alexis I Du Pont and the late Dr Alexis I Du Pont with Thomas F Bayard son of the late Ambassador Bayard. The bride is a cousin of United States Senator Du Pont.

Wilmington Tienegurl Greenville Elizabeth du Pont Alexis Iyene du Pont Alexis I. Dia Pont Thomas F. Bayard Ambassador Bayard Thomas A. Davies, Jr Ail Souls? Church Worcester Mass United States du Pont

Miss Grinnell and Charles Noyes wed at home

Miss Dorothy Grinnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan Grinnell and Charles Reinold Noyes of St Paul were married at noon on Sunday at the bride’s parents home 26 East Fiftieth Street in a simple ceremony conducted by a relative.

Dorothy Grinnell Morgan Grinnell Charles Reinold Noyes St. Paul

Callaway Kellogg Wedding Planned for October

The wedding of Trowbridge Callaway to Miss Elsie McIntosh Kellogg is set for October 20 at All Angels Church. A bachelor dinner for Callaway will be held October 17 at Delmonico's with guests including Robert Winsor Jr and others. Rev. Dr. Townsand will officiate and a reception follows at 1835 West Seventieth Street.

Trowbridge Callaway Elsie McIntosh Keloge Luther Maflin Kelloge All Angels’ Church Delmonivo Pressént Inelude Robert Winsor, Jr Constable Dintehins James Jackson Atreusyus Tiemenway, Jr John Bowditch Gorham Brooks Jheodote Robinson Nerederick Prayne Frederick de Hhram Aymer Johnson Lee Kelloger James I "Tew Russell Sard Samuel Callaway Lee Neilogs Miss Welloge Miss Wickersham Lancaster Samuel Allaway Abbiezroom Townsnd Miss Kellogg 1835 West Seventieth Street

Miss Chrisse Bloom to Wed Leonard M Tellman

Miss Chrisse Bloom daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Bloom of Lost Fifth Avenue will wed Leonard M Tellman son of Mr and Mrs Meyer Heilman in Sherry's on Oct 12 at 4 o clock. The bride will be given in marriage by her father with sister Jovelyn Bloom as attendant. Best man is Jerome J Hanauer. Ushers include Arthur S Stiner Norton Scheuer Lewis A Scheuer Dr Leo Mayer Arthur S Mvyer and S M Wisher. Flower girl is Little Miss Alice Hanauer. Rev Dr Silvermann will perform the ceremony. The Heilman couple will reside at West 86th Street.

Chrissé Bloom J. N. Bloom Lost Fifth Avenue Lired M. Tellman Meyer Heilman Sherry’s Beeve Miss Bloom Jovelyn Bloom Jerome J. Hanauer Arthur S. Stiner Wnox

O Laughlin Ward Wedding Plans Detailed

The wedding of Miss Limra Ada Weard daughter of Mary and Mrs Charles Dad Wirsid and Gerald Laughlin will be held on Laterday Oct 24 at 4 o clock in St Luke s Protestant Episcopal church. Miss Ruprecht to be maid of honor and bridesmaids include Miss O Laughlin Miss Gladis O Laughlin Miss Peck Miss Atlen Miss Kochersperger and Miss Marion Alexander. Ushers listed include Biglow David George Eduyoen Earle Jeln Yialpin William Sich and John Couthell. Stuart coaughlin to be best man. The Rev Dr John R Patuy to officiate.

O'Laughlin-Ward Limra Ada Weard Mary Charles Dad Wirsid Gerald Laughlin St. Luke's Marion Alexander Ernest. Biglow David George Eduyoen Earle Jeln Yialpin William Sich John Couthell Stuart Ooaughlin John R. Patuy Ts Ath Charles H. de la Maortaigne Br Addig de la Momtaigne Tompkins iv Tompkinavittle Elisaranuff Garrett Thomas Vraniff Stieten Telurek Abid John Garrett Hendricks Bh Kleiner Pienrs Harriet Hendricks Remy J. A. Henriques West Toth St Man Thor Bolte Isabella Hof Chis Dee Leonant William Ap Ineo F Hate Pingland Enoma Lawrence Linco Frimeral West “Chester West Chester Worth St Urty AL OM New York New Haven Forringsife Mary Morten Rhines Olsott Rhines St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church Yenth St Madison Myndayr al Tost Ac spReik Julia Schwarz Neva Setif Stein Aqvices LO West Mist St Mist St.hiladelphia Rochester Cory Broadway IvergurTa An Wateh Hill Waene Anthon W Wenner West 27Th St

Miss Florence Glover to wed Harry Vantine in October

Miss Florence Elsie Glover daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Guion Glover will marry Harry Moore Vantine of Fishkill on Thursday October at 7 o clock at the bride’s parents home 164 West 180th Street The bride’s sister Miss Beatrice Glover will be maid of honor and Ralph Jones will be best man John C Glover and A stands listed in the notice

Florence Elsie, Glover Benjamin Guion Glover Harry Moore Vantine Fishkill-on the-Hudson West 180Th Street Beatrice Glover Ralph Jones John C. Glover

Wills Name Glover and Gooklell as Ushers at Ceremony

The text notes Cridlands wills Glover and N the flower girl Gooklell will be the ushers. Miss Marion is Beatrice Meyers will be s. The Rev Dr Charles L officiate.

Cridlands Wills Glover Gooklell Marion Iss Beatrice Meyers Charles Lfficiate

Berkshire Hunt In New Marlboro Attracts Notables

The Berkshire Hunt's best run occurred at New Marlboro with riders charging across the countryside for over a mile. Spectators gathered at The Maples as the finish approached while guests and notable attendees from New York and Boston enjoyed the event.

Tuxedo Park Society Gathers For Autumn Events

Fall weather and social affairs draw a large crowd to Tuxedo Park New York on October 3. Notables from Newport and abroad attend luncheons and galas as the Tuxedo Horse Show Association trotting races and golf tournament progress amid a busy social week.

New York Times Tuxedo Piark N. Y Tuxedo Tuxedo Hiorse Shas Association Park Newport Park Villa Frederick Richard Amory S. Carhart J. van Vechten Ol

Mrs Francis OQ French Guests at Harbour View

Mrs. Francis OQ French is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt at Harbour View arriving from New York. The party plans to stay through season end as villa residents and travelers depart for Europe.

Frederick Jr. Gillett Oane Elm Court Latrobe It Wyndhurst Stinghouse Lieut St. Petersburg Russia Bierstadt le Grand CC H. C. Cramer Ell New York New York Times NEWPORT RL_T Francis OQ. French Elsie French Vanderbilt Harbour View New

Society Notes On Summer Travelers and Engagements

This week many New York residents return from extended summers abroad or at resorts including Manchester Vermont Lenox and Bretton Woods. The list mentions families such as the Ogden and Merrill households as well as engagements and weddings involving Rose Fischel Nerbert Deutz Anna Firestone Grace Freedman Alexander Wallau Jeannette Hecht and Hortense Saxe with local and visiting guests including Delmonico's Waldorf Astoria and Briarcliff Lodge figures.

School to Train Latent Talent in New York Actresses

Henry B. Harris plans a strict orig inal school for actresses to discover unknown talent among young women. A 28 day program at the Hudson Theatre will include languages, voice, fencing, dancing, gym, and stagecraft. Eligible entrants pass a committee screening.

Henry B. Harris Harris Charles Klein Edgar Selwyn Klein Selwyn New York Hudson Theatre

Woman kills black bear in Maine hunt season opening

Special to The New York Times reports Mrs. EF Outerbridge of New York secured the first hunting-season bear title at Moosehead Lake Kineo Maine. Guided hunt produced a back-of-the-shoulder shot ending the pursuit after a mile-long tracking by shore and swamp, with many hunters present and moose season approaching mid October.

New York Times Kineo Moosehead Lake EF. Hf Outerbridge New York Brain

Forecasts for Sunday and Monday across several states

The forecast covers North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia with fair, warmer conditions and fresh northeasterly winds. Oklahoma and Arkansas expect rain and cooler weather. Indiana, Illinois see fair Sunday with rain and cooler Monday. Ohio remains fair and warmer, winds turning east to southeast. Upper and Lower Michigan show mixture of fair and rain with cooler Mondays and fresh easterly winds. Wisconsin and Minnesota expect fair conditions with rain and cooler in eastern areas. Missouri east wind, Sunday rain and cooler Monday. North and South Dakota, Nebraska forecast rain, cooler Monday with western warmth. Kansas rain and cooler, western fair Monday. Utah fair and warmer Sunday and Monday.

New York Times Washington North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Oklahoma Arkansas Vair Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan Upper Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Utah

Honorable Phil Staged At Hicks With Notable Cast

New York reviewers note the Arles Frohman production of The Phil at Hicks Theatre features G. P. Huntley and Harold, praised music by a talented young composer. Julia Sanderson shines, Denise Irwin returns after marriage, and the show plans a lively season with stylish staging and glossy outfits.

New York Times Arles Frohman Phil Hicks Theatre Ares G. P. Huntley Harold Musihis

Welsh Miners Singers Thrill New York Audience

The Mountain Ash male choir of 27 former miners from South Wales was applauded at Thirteenth Street Welsh Presbyterian Church in New York. They arrived on the Adriatic for their first American tour and will perform for President Roosevelt at the White House. Led by T Glyndwr Richards, they sing in Welsh and English, with The Star Spangled Banner and Hen Wlad Fy Nhaudau highlighted.

Mountain Ash South Wales Thirteenth Street Great Britain New York Adriatic England Roosevelt White House Washington T. Glyndwr Richards D. Evans

Greenough case reopens with high court hearing set

Boston October opening of the Greenough estate dispute returns to the Supreme Judicial Court. Three wives claim shares after Joseph F. Greenough died testate in 1906, with Martha Higgins Greenough first awarded about half the estate. The case outlines prior marriages and alleged divorce certificates.

New York Boston Mass Greenough Supreme Judicial Court Joseph F. Greenough Hotel Vendome Martha Higgins Greenough Emma Pomeroy Greenough Mary Kerelvas Greenough Martha Geinugh Colorado Martha Higgins Cambridge Geenough Emma Pomeroy Martha Higgins Mary Kerelvas Mary Therelvas

Edward S Sutro dies at 80 in New York pneumonia

Edward S Sutro died Friday at his home the Ormonde 2080 Broadway in his eighty first year after a long illness. Born in Aix la Chapelle he came to America with brothers and sisters, pursued business in California and Peru before settling into the cigar trade in New York. He married Matilda Mavor in 1874 and is survived by three children.

Edward S.sutro Ormonde Broadway Aix-la-Chapelle America Adolph California Baltimore Edward Germany Sutro Nevada Comstock Lode Lima Peru Teodore Sutro New York Edward S. Sutro

Gilbert H Ferris of Sound Beach Dead at Seventy Eight

Gilbert Hopkins Ferris a longtime Sound Beach notable died Friday in his seventy eighth year. He helped run the village's affairs especially in education and began as a shipbuilder later becoming a dredger. Born in Riverside he was educated locally and married Mary Knight in 1855. Mrs Ferris died in 1870 and is buried in Sound Beach. He is survived by six children.

New York Times Greenw Gilbert Hopkins Ferris Sound Beach Mr. Ferris Riverside

Nutley Contractor Charles H Carter Dies After Long Illness

Charles H Carter aged 59 a Nutley New Jersey resident and partner in Devausrey Carter contractors died at home after a long illness. He had lived in Nutley over twenty years and was active in local affairs. He leaves a widow and a widow of Dr J Davies of Warren New Jersey as the survivor.

Charles H Carter Nutley N. J Devausrey & Carter, Contractors Warren, Enn

Court orders destruction of seized liquor at county fair

A county judge directed Sheriff Lane to destroy 1200 beer bottles 75 teapots filled with whisky and a dozen gin cocktails seized at the Westchester County Fair and Horse Show. The liquor owner George Fisher of Yorkers faced potential indictment as deputies plan to load the goods and smash the bottles outside town.

White Plain Platt Lane Westchester County Boston George Fisher Barttender Arinkine Fisher Carrie Nation

Hammerstein Opera Plans Bring Singers to Regia Italia

The steamship Regina Italia sails from Genoa Tuesday carrying foreign singers engaged by Oscar Hammerstein for upcoming Philadelphia and New York Opera Houses. The group includes conductor Giusseppio Sturani and Attilio Parelli, with about 109 chorus members and 40 ballet dancers. The Philadelphia opening is set for November 17, with La Tosca, Carmen, and Samson and Delilah among works planned, and plans for American sopranos and altos in the chorus.

Genoa Oscar Hammerstein Philadelphia New York Wilk Giusseppio Sturani Hiladelphia New Conluetor Attilio Parelli Uur Manhattan Ballet By Eal HaaseAie Mie Dace Maria l Labis Opera’ Comique Bertin Mary Garéén P Stimyine Mitksene Jungleur de Notre -Dame Ome Salonaianko Fiss Garden Unuer Tr. Hammerstein Ars

Modest Star Gruning Impresses New York Audience

A New York stage star, Miss Gruning, appeared at the Ca Site Theatre in Marcelo and drew praise for modesty. Reporters noted electricity failing to light until last evening, but the actress left with her husband for Rochelle in a new automobile, signaling a celebrated performance and a recent reward.

Lense New York Marcelo Orm Perorpapee Willesness Matagement Mide Gi Mning

Engagement Notice for Kferences Friedman to Morris Friedman

The engagement of Kferences Friedman to Morris Friedman is announced by Mr and Mrs Friedman. The event occurs on Sunday October 11, 1908 from 3 to 6 pm at 354 West Sixth Street.

Ppriedman-Friedmand

Marriages and engagements listed in Delaware County notices

A string of marriage notices and engagements from Arkville and surrounding areas lists couples with brides and grooms including Alice Touisa and Henry Webster Aplington, Dorothy Grinnell and Charles Reitlchohl, and other pairs. The items note locations such as Poughkeepsie and Newark, with dates in September and October.

Obituary notices and funeral details sweep through city

Numerous notices list deaths from Oct 2 to Oct 7 across Queens, Brooklyn, Newark and Philadelphia addresses. Entrants include Charles H De La Montaigne, Elizabeth Garrett, Leonant pinot, Julia Schwarz, Amanda Alexander, Jennie Amey, Abe Anderson, James Beach, Robert Berry, Benjamin Betts, and Bridget Colgan. Services span churches and residences with carriage arrivals noted. flowers requested in several items.

Alexander Linden St Arooklyn Owt Amanda Alexader jMns West Doth Sr Jennie TL. Amey Tormorrow Neirson Arthur Avrensint Abe Anderson Jaath Big St Newark N. Tr Gus Caroline Baatz HS Quines St Janiis Herry Hackensack Robert We Berry Punerallio-das Abets Trevnort Tronklyn Jenjamin Betts Arning Nassau St. Brookigh Mars Cayaing Pine Hue James Carnish Middletown N. Y John Fcronin Cerley Warren St Brooklyn James Curley Ischler Magazine St. Newark N. J Osd Catharine Dischler Olan

Court Order Enables Husband to See Dying Wife

Timothy Leddy of 4 Stewart Street Bdokson obtained yesterday from Magistrate Tixlind in the New Jersey Avenue Police Court an order directing the German Hospital to allow him to see his dying wife. He said she was taken ill while walking Central Avenue and hospitalized. he had not been informed of her whereabouts for 36 hours and was initially refused admission. The magistrate noted the hospital acted as a courtesy to him, not by authority. Hospital officials later honored the order, though some statements described the site as empty then. The operation on Moers occurred to relieve suffering.

Timothy Leddy Stewart Street Tixlind New Jersey Avenue German “Hospital Sahilav Hyland Leddy Moers P.cedity

Condensed death notices from Brooklyn and Jersey City area

A long OCR list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York area addresses. Names include John Maser, George Hefdeck, Bridget Lovgels, William Lillienhabl, Lillian Lovett, Moriarty, Florence Pierson, Margaret Ruppensberg, Gustave Schirrmeister, Daniel Sheahan, Martha Taggart, Tobin, Travis, Anna Wittig, Gustav Winkler and others. Services scheduled at local churches and hospitals with dates in October and early November.

Linliendatl Aptinctons William A. Lillienhah Love Mylready Lillian Lovett McConagtey Pordbanc-isqital Metonaghy St Jersey Tity Get Jersey Ort Meehwn Beate St Brooklyn John FE. Meehan East Houston St Metriwitz Metzgar West Tlong- Traneti Susan Metcrar Florence A. Etvrsen Rayford Maury Hein Westar St. Telay Rosenherg Fordban’ Hospital Bere Puneral Weday Jersey -'Ity Ruppensherg Amul New Jersey Margaret Ruppensberg Sciurrmeister Tos Gustave Schirrmeister Schelte Summit Phine Soboitz Shea 176Th St Hanpah Shea Sheeahan Daniel Sheahan Pines Tive Sheckerton Wee Saket St Brooklynt Eafiia ShockeTton Strele Greye St Broektyn Tliltion Ibs Taggart Si Tork Martha‘ Rica Tobin Attic Taekson Wy Jord Cite Travis Travys Abel We Beas Ene Fry Deanser Sarah Vers Soy Wathon oNeahuret Clare Ents A Watsern Winkler Varsiertt Mustavus J. Winkler Witthe Norfolk St Anna Wittig M. Jworms West 15Th St Ore Hore Man Wurms Spire Sophia

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