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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1908

Page

9

Majestic Liner Hosts Triple Wedding for English Couples

Three couples from England wed aboard the White Star Majestic after arrivals from Southampton. Miss Alice St Osborne, Miss Mildred Hand, and Miss Rose Jane Webb married Messrs Walter W Smith, Ernest Dower, and Ena Deason with Rev. Jacob Price officiating. A wedding breakfast followed and the group formed a Majestic club for annual reunions. The brides met their husbands aboard the ship and later toured New York.

Majestic Southampton Alice St. Osborne Norwich Walter W. Smith London New York Mildred Hand Bournemouth England Ernest Dower Fordham Bridge Interborough Railroad Rose Jane Webb Portsmouth Ena Deason Cleveland Ohio Mr. Smith Miss Osborne Walters Ellis Island Jacob, Price Washington Heights Inquirer Yarmouth Miss Webb Deason Miss Hand Dower

Peabody Cousins Wed In Boston Family Ceremony

Miss Katherine P. Peabody daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert S Peabody wed her cousin W Rodman Peabody Harvard 95 lawyer at their Fenway Street home. The lace veil heirloom, white satin gown, no attendants, ceremony by Prof Peabody father of the groom with Dr Francis V Peabody as best man. Family members only present.

New York Times Boston Katherine P. Peabody Robert S. Peabody Fenway Street W. Rodman Peabody Harvard Francis Greanleaf Peabody Prof. Peabody Francis “V. Peabody

Miss Carrie Warfield Weds In Maryland Country Estate

The marriage of Miss Carrie Warfield, eldest daughter of ex Governor Edwin Warfield, to William Hugh Harris took place at Oakdale in Howard County Maryland. The ceremony at noon officiated by Rev John Timothy Stone featured Louise Warfield as maid of honor and a flower girl. The bridegroom’s best man was Joseph Dart Jr of Buffalo. A breakfast followed with guests including Patrick Calhoun Mildred Stillman Adelaide McAlpine Edward McAlpine Ernest Tracy and De Gray Vanderbilt among others. Estate decor included palms chrysanthemums and a large bouquet of bride roses.

New York Times Ltimore Carrie Warfield Edwin Warfield William Hugh Harris George. Harris Binghamton Oakdale Howard County Maryland John Timothy Stone Brown Memorial Church Baltimore Louise Warfield Maida of Honor Emma Warfield Joseph Dart, Jr Buffalo N. Y Yale Patrick Calhoun Mildred Stillman Adelaide McAlpine Hdward McAlpine Ernest Tracy Guy Arms de Gray Vanderbilt F. Courtney Nicedjemus New York City Bessie Caldwell N. J George M. Harris Radcliffe Harris Arthur Lee Kent Uckent George Kent John C. Phelps Elizabeth G. Back

Earl of Rosslyn Remarries in Registry Office Marriage

In London on October 8 the Earl of Rosslyn wed Vera Bayley daughter of a former Lancers officer in a registry office. This follows his divorce from his second wife Miss Anna Robinson of New York last year. The ceremony marks a third matrimonial venture for the nobleman.

London Earl of Rosslyn Anna Robinson New York Vera Bayley Lancers

Manning Robbe Nuptials in Short Hills Church Ceremony

Louise Leavitt Robbe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Robbe of Short Hills, wed William Alexander Manning, a New York lawyer, at Christ Episcopal Church Short Hills. The bride wore white satin with Duchesse lace and orange blossom veil. Attendants included Mrs. Manning and Mrs. J. W. Onativia Jr. The bridesmaids were Alice and Martha Robbe Eliza Lazarus and Elsie Burgess. Best man was Robert F Manning. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's grandmother’s home. The couple will tour Italy and reside in Brooklyn. Two special trains ferried guests to Short Hills.

New York Times Morristown N. J Louise Leavitt Kobbe George C. Robbe Short Hills William Alexander Manning New York David Manning Remsen Street Brooklyn Christ Episcopal Church Charles Larkin Douglass William Fellowes Morgan Robert F. Manning J. W. Onativia, Jr Alice Martha Robbe Eliza Lazarus Elsie Burgess Junior Winslow Little Arthur Little Ribbon Robert F.manning Henry S. Leavitt Mrs. Manning

Register Tomorrow Polls Open From 7 A M to 10 P M

Voters are urged to register tomorrow as polls run from 7 A M to 10 P M. Those who do not register cannot vote in the upcoming election on November 3. To participate in the next primary, enrollment must occur at registration.

Miss Glover a Bride in New York Ceremony

Harry Moore Van Tine of Fishkill Hudson married Miss Florence Elsie Glover at the bride's home 1 West 120th Street. Rev. Dr. Charles Woodell officiated. The gown was white satin with duchesse lace in Empire style. Miss Catherine Glover acted as maid of honor and wore white lace over pink. Ralph Jones attended the groom. ushers Shenrach A. Raidland and John C. Glover. Flower girls Bert Rice Meyers and Manon Glover.

Harry Moore van Tine Fishkill-ombe-Hudson Florence Elsie Glover Benjamin Guion Glover West 120Th Street Charles Oodell Eatrice Glover Ralph Jones Shenrach Raidland John C. Glover Bertrice. Meyers Manon Glover

Miss Helen Knapp Weds Guy Warn Vaughan in New Rochelle

Miss Helen Knapp and Guy Warn Vaughan were married at 7 pm at the Knapp home in New Rochelle. Rev Dr J Marshall of the Presbyterian Church conducted the ceremony. The reception hosted by the Knapps drew over 400 guests before the couple began a motor trip through New England.

Helen Knapp Guy Warn Vaughan John A. Knapp Iecho. Avenue New Rochelle J. Marshall New Rochelle Presberian Church

Culpeper Bride Weds Verona Man In Ep iscopal Church

Miss Earlena S. Taunt daughter of Mrs S Russells mith of Culpeper and granddaughter of the late Rear Admiral Earl English United States Navy married Earl English Whitehorne of Verona at St Stephen s Episcopal Church Culpeper The Rev J W Ware officiated The maid of honor was Miss Frances aunt sisters of the bride served as bridesmaids witnesses included Reginald Leaycraft Levan S Corbiere and several others from New Jersey and New York in a ceremony marked by family ties and local participation.

New York Times Culpeper Earlena S. Taunt S. Russellsmith Earl Engish Earl English Whitehorne Verona V. J St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Gulpeper J. W. Ware St. Stephen's Church Frances Aunt Elizabeth Russellsmith Helen Whitehorne Reginald Leaycraft Aldwell, N. J Robert _ Ferris New York Thomas C. Smith Alexandria Levan S. Corbiere Aldwell N. J Samuel Crump, Jr Oughkeepsie N. Y William F. Oakley F Crawford Edward §. Perry Rchhibald L. Goodloe W. IL. Gilkegon

Miss Dorothy Osborn Weds Ernest Bristol in New Haven

Dor thy Osborn daughter of Col and Mrs Jorris G Osborn of New Haven married Ernest Milford Bristol of Brooklyn at St Johns Episcopal Church New Haven The ceremony was conducted by Rev Stewart Means with Miss Cecil B Anun as maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Katherine Waldo Miss Emily Butler Miss Adolhaide Bromley and Miss Doris Newberry Yale graduate class of 1907 Bristol will reside in Brooklyn

New Haven Conn Dorthy Osborn Jorris G. Osborn Ernest Milford Bristol Jooklyn St. John's Episcopal Church Mastor Stewart Means Cecil B. Anun Katherine Waldo Chicago Emily Butler Yonkers Adolhaide Bromley Doris Newberry Minot Osborn Yale Bristol

California socialite marries New York network architect

Bolton, Oct. 8 The marriage of Julia Alexander Currey of San Francisco, daughter of Mrs. Montgomery Scott Currey, to Guy Reginald Bolton, a Network architect, occurred at Trinity Church. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pethamton of New York. The bride, long known as one of the earthiest women of California, has traveled widely with her mother.

New York Times Bolton Julia Alexander Currey San Francisc al Montgomery Scott Currey Guy Reginald Bolton Trinity Church Reginald Pethamlton New York California

Miss Innes to Wed Oct 24 in New York City

Miss Janet Innes daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reynolds and William Wutts White Jr of Providence Rhode Island will wed October 24 at the home of the bride's parents 53 West Twenty third Street Bishop Frederick W Keator officiating Mrs Abner Howard formerly Molly Crandall will be matron of honor Miss Dorothy Innes maid of honor bridesmaids Lydia Wallis Racine Wis and Edith Waterman Providence Dana Brannan will be 1st man Ushers include Stuyvesant Fish Jr Steven Mason Providence William S Innes Seton Parker Lawrence Ichard and Merwin White The reception will be large and after the ceremony only relatives and intimate friends attend

Janet Innes William Reynolds. Innes New York William Wutts White, Jr Rovidence R. I Frederick W. Keator West Swventy-third Street Abner Howard Molly Crandall Yonkers Dorothy Innes Lydia Wallis Racine Wis Edith Waterman Providence Dana Brannan White Stuyvesant Fish, Jr Steven Mason William S. Innes Seton Parter Lawrence Ichard Merwin White Oh Ss Imnes Mr. White

Two Sterne Daughters to Wed at Delmonico's

The Misses Grace and Gertrude Sterne daughters of Mr and Mrs Samuel Sterne of 67 Riverside Drive will marry Arthur Garfield Miller and I R Singer respectively at Delmonico's on Nav. The Rex Dr Silverman will officiate. The Sterne sisters are granddaughters of William Harris and nieces of Henry B Hi.

Isses Sterne Grace Gertrude Sterne Samue Sterne Riverside Drive Arthur Garfield Miller I. R. Singeran Delmonico’s Nav Rex Dr. Silverman Misses Sterne William Harris Henry B. Hi

Patterson Engagement for Lillian Patterson to Francis Dhle

Mr and Mrs Frank Newhall Patterson announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lillian Patterson to Francis Colgate Dhle of New York. The wedding is planned in September with a later tour abroad and residence in New York City.

Iss Patterson F. C. Dal Frank Newhall Patterson Patterson West Fiftieth Street Lillian Patterson Francis Colgate Dhle Qundry New York

Mrs Archbold Hosts Robins Party In Tarrytown

Residence of Mrs John D Archbold in Tarrytown hosts a Robins gathering Saturday October 10 with Myr W Whitney Jr and the Misses Kiechoefer providing refreshments. Committee in charge includes Mrs Edwin Gould Mrs John D Archbold Mrs How tarrell Mrs George H Mairs Mrs William Usher Parsons and Miss Florence

Rs. Archbold Robins Nes John D. Archbbld Tarrytayn Myr W. Whitney, Jr Kiechoefer Edwin Gould John D. Archbold Howtarrell George H. Mairs William Usher Parsons Florerce

Wedding of Ruth Livingston Orse and Richard Vose Planned

Society note lists weddings and travels of New York elitors. Ruth Livingston Orse to wed Richard Harper Vose at Fichurth Presbyterian Church in West Ephraim and Ninety-first Street. Also mentions Mrs Edward R. Wharton closing The Mount at Lenox, Miss Mary C F Stuart sailing from Boston to England, and other summer to fall movements of society figures including the Ronalds, Leed, Walker, Van Rensselaer, and Hoffman households.

Ruth Livingston Orse Richard Harper Vose Fichurth Presbyterian Church West Eph Eme Ninety-first Street Edward R. Wharton Simmer the Mount Lenox Wolcott Pairk ‘Alvenue Mary C. F. Stuart London Col William Dugald Stuart Boston England Stuart Colgate Colby Beverly Farms Mass Kingdon Jorge Gould Toronto Canada Richard Townsend Ughter Reginald Ronalds Plaza Pierre L. Ronalds Ura Europe Bayard Cutting Oakdale L. I Warner M. Leed Joseph Walker Glenelyn Harrison-on-Hudson East Thirty-seventh Street Alexander van Rensselaer Treain Newport Moncure Robinson Monacbinson Baltimore Knex Charles F. Hoffman Cazenovia N. Y

Noted Men Plan Lincoln Festival

A Lincoln Centenary Committee of One Hundred gathered at New York City Hall to organize a 1909 February 12 commemorative celebration. Mayor McClellan urged a cooperative citywide event with Joseph H. Choate as chair and Tax Commissioner Hugh Hastings to head the executive panel. Notables included Gen. Sickles, Gen. Porter, Col. Chandler, and John Bigelow, with many others aged in the seventies.

Lincoln United States Army McClellan Abraham Lincoln New York Franklin Chase Hoyt Treasury Joseph H. Choate Keate Choate David Homer Bates War Department Charles Almerin Tiner Albert . Brown Chandler Thomas Thompson Eckert Job Sedges Hugh Hastings Hairman Tects Lincoln Gens Horace Porter Stewart L. Woodford Isaac Aldermen Charles A. Schieren Brooklyn William Conant Church Frederick W. Seward William H. Seward Francis Key Pendleton Eugene A. Philbin Alton B.parker John Bigelow France Gen Sickles Julius Stahel

Mme Schumann Heink Sails for Europe Tour on Steamer Bluecher

Mme Schumann Heink sailed for Europe aboard the Bluecher with husband William Rapp and pianist Kathryn Hoffmann for a year long concert tour opening in Hamburg on October 23. She will mentor four young protégés including Mrs. McDaniel while her son Hans prepares for the operatic stage in Dresden.

Mme Schumann-Heink Europe Bluecher William Rapp Kathryn Hoffmann Hamburg Germany Russia Heink

Fruits in Season and Prices for Households this Week

The article lists late season fruit picks and prices. Peaches from New York state are 75 cents a basket in late season stock. baked peaches and Peaches Melba are popular desserts. Small Colorado melons fetch 10 to 15 cents. foreign melons from Italy Spain and Canada range 75 cents to $2. Grapes including Concords Delawares Niagaras and white Niagaras are selling by the basket with Niagaras noted as best flavored and short in supply this month. Hothouse grapes and white Malagas stay priced as winter staples. Bartlett pears from California run 50 to 60 cents per dozen. Cornice pears 1 to 1.50 per dozen. Oregon Reds apples decorative use priced 50 cents to 1 per dozen, Gravenstein from Oregon yellow with red cheeks 50 to 75 cents per dozen. Newtown Pippins are red cheeks developing on greens, 50 to 73 cents per dozen.

New York State Colorado Italy Spain Canada California Oregon Newtown

George Wilson Dead at 72 Former Secretary of NY Chamber of Commerce

George Wilson, longtime Secretary of the New York Chamber of Commerce, died at 72 in Brooklyn. Born in New York, he joined the Chamber in 1856, served in the Navy during the Civil War, and led the organization from 1868. A scholar of commerce history, he held many civic memberships and collected portraits. A special memorial meeting will be held Monday at 12:50 with addresses to follow.

George Wilson New York Chamber of Commerce Brooklyn Ife New York Jotham Wilson Chamber of Commerce New England Society Batte of Monmouth Washington

Edward A Stern of Kessler Co. Dies at 47

Edward A. Stern secretary for George A. Kessler & Co. was found dead by apo plexy yesterday morning in his Far Rockaway residence. He was 47, last son of Meyer Stern, former Temple Emanu-El president and city charity official. A Hebrew philanthropist and AAA member, he leaves a widow Fraenkel and two children. Funeral today at 2 50 Salem Field Cypress Hills.

Edward A. Stern George A. Kessler & Co Far Rockaway Meyer Stern Temple Emanu-El Charities and Corrections Fraenkel George A. Kessler Salem Field Cypress Hills

Notable Obituary Roundup From Reading to New York

J Brooke Harper a retired theatrical manager and civil veteran dies in Reading aged about 70. He wrote war dramas including The Drummer Boy of Shiloh and Pride of War. Also listed are Arietta M Talmage, Caroline Elizabeth Lintington Ditmars, Franklin Gardiner Guion, Seba Brinkerhoff, Elizabeth Wilde, Frederick Stott, Dr J W Hadlock, Elizabeth Morris Griffiths, Fredericka Hart, Noel Davis, Haughton Murray, Emanuel Bergman and others with brief biographical notes and survivors.

J. Brooke Harper Reading Penn Shiloh One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Arietta M. Talmage Glen Ridge N_ J Oak Hill Caldwell N. J Ephraim Staten Island Caroline Elizabeth Linington Ditmars John Ditmars Carroll Street Brooklyn Abraham Caroline Linington New Lots Gertrude Cornelia Ditmars G. A. Fleury Lawyers Title Insurance and Guarantee Company Franklin Gardiner Guion Hartford Mexico Bank of Hellance Lodge William Anna van Vieck Stott Hudson N. Y Eastern Parkway Brooklyn City Guard Twenty-third Regiment N. G J. W. Hadlock Bright Oswego Colin Kemper Wagenhals & Kemper Dr. Hadlock Ohio Mr. Kemper Elizabeth Morris Griffiths Edgar E. Griffiths Continental Fire Insurance Company New York Douglas Road Glen’ Ridge B. Hart Roscoe Hart Archibald Hart Noel Davis Samuel I. Davis & Co East Eighty-seventh Street Mr. Davis London America Haughton Murray Dean J. ©. Murray Princeton University Nassau Club Princeton Mr. Murray Hudson Engineering Club Emanuel Bergman Emanuel Bergman & Co West Broadway West Ninety-second Street Bergman Springfield Abraham Lincoln United States New Orleans Fis Samuel Bergman

Big Water Pageant Over Penns Course In Philadelphia

A Philadelphia celebration ends with a water pageant on the Delaware featuring nearly 200 vessels and a fireworks display. Battleships and cruisers anchor as a dirigible loops above, and a Marine on the Idaho accepts a letter tossed from the airship noting greetings from an air ship to the ships of the sea.

Philadelphia Delaware William Penn Adolph Marix Navy Dolphin Idaho Florida Hampton Roads Market Street

Four Italians die from gas in Waterbury boarding house

In Waterbury on Bank Street four Italian men were found dead from illuminating gas in a boarding house kept by Giuseppe Santoro. Eight men and two women were unconscious or affected as investigators blame an open meter valve and a coin insertion by a new tenant for the gas leak. Deputy Coroner Makepeace notes gas spread from the closed room to adjacent rooms as others had recently moved in.

Waterbury Conn Bank Street Giuseppe Santoro Antonio de Marco de Marco Luzio Bacelta Sebastiano Bassamano Luigi Bassamano Salvatore Debutoro Makepeace Santoros

Thrown Out Of Lodge Room In Colored Odd Fellows Case

James L. Taylor, a member of the Hamilton Lodge, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, was expelled from the lodge room after failing to pay a $10 fine for striking Noble Grand Goosby. He sues Goosby and three others for $2,000 damages, with the case before Supreme Court Justice Guy. The lodge splits into factions over the dispute and the incident dates to December 15, 1905.

James L. Taylor Hamilton Lodge Grand United Order of Odd Fellows James Goosby Taylor Goosby Arthur G. Derrick Henry H. Dennis George Sparrow Supreme Court Guy Noble Grant Goosby Grand Lodge Philadelphia Noble Grand Goosby

Brooklyn Opera House hosts first Brooklyn Oratorio Society concert

The Brooklyn Academy of Music acoustic tests paid off as the Brooklyn Oratorio Society performed Haydn's Creation. A near full house heard the chorus, soloists Miss Louise Combs Nicholas Douty and Frank Croxton, under Walter Henry Hall with Gustav Dannreuther as concertmeister and F Lemond at the piano. An orchestra of fifty supported the performance.

Brooklyn Academy of Music Brooklyn Oratorio Society Haydn Brooklyn Louise Combs Nicholas Douty Frank Croxton Walter Henry Hall Gustav Dannreuther F. Lemond

Future Stars in Opera Draw Shubert Pact for New Season

Elsa Ryan and Lawrence Wheat, currently in Marcelle at the Casino under Shubert management, will be joint Shubert stars next year. Contracts were signed with Pixley and Luders for another operetta to debut next August with leading roles for Ryan and Wheat. The Shuberts aim to meet rising demand for high grade operettas. Ryan starred last season with Adéline Genée in The Soul Kiss, while Wheat has played comedy and juvenile parts in various shows.

Elsa Ryan Lawrence Wheat Marcelle Shuberts Shubert Messrs Pixley Luders Miss Ryan Mr. Wheat Miss. Ryan Adéline Genée

Marriages Listed for Oct 7 1908 Across Several States

A compilation of marriage notices dated October 7 in New York New Jersey and nearby towns. Entries name brides and grooms including Alice Stinson Henry Southard Helen Knapp Guy Vaughan Alethea Bleecker John Yates Lola Dietrich Margaret France Mary Godby Clara Cunningham Effie Curtis Nonie Kenna Lucy Harris Florence Morris Gertrud Erbsloeh Ethel Holmes Margaret Sullivan Maybelle Howard Clinton Scholes Edna Hooper Edith Bacon and others with their respective places and officiants.

Drew “Theological Seminary Alice Joseph W. Stinson Henry Franklin Southard Vaughan Knapfp New Rochelle N. Y B. T. Marshall Helen John A. Knapp Guy Warner Vaughan Yates—Bleecker St. Luke's Church Mechanictlle Pierre McDonald Bleecker Alethea Popham Bleecker John Henry Yates Schenectady Margaret Wall Thomas J. France Godby Fitzgerald Harrison, N. J Mary J. Fitzgerald William H. Godby Hammer—Cunningham Clara ‘A. CunnIngham Frederick G. Hammer Henshaw Curtis Effie G. Curtis Arthur C. Henshaw Kiers—Kenna Nonie Kenna James Kiers Logan—Harris Lucy M. Harris William H. Logan Morris Shevlin Florence Shevlin John T. Morris Mueller—Erbsloeh Seabright N. J Gertrud Erbsloeh Robert O. Mueller Munsey—Holmes Orange XN. J Herbert H. Munsey Ethel B. Holmes Pan Quinn Sullivan Margaret E. SuLlivan Michael E. Quinn Scoville—Howard Maybelle J. Howard Warren Seoville Scholes—Vachiner William Vachiner Clinton S. Scholes Surpless—Hooper Edna F. Hooper Joseph D. Surpless Worboys Bacon Edith M. Bacon William A. Worboys

Obituary notices from Irvington and surrounding areas

Obituary notices list Hannah Maria Barton widow of William Barton funeral at St Barnabas Church Irvington with 9:40 a.m. train pickup, Mary E Bedford widow of Daniel Bedford funeral at 1:50 p.m. Oct 11, James H Brown 86 at 85 Broadway Woodcliff on Hudson funeral Oct 11, Caroline Elizabeth Linington Ditmars and others in Brooklyn and Hudson County, various funeral times, interments at Woodlawn and Essex County cemeteries, flowers requested or omitted, multiple rows of notices dated Oct 1908.

Mary E. Bedford Daniel Bedford Brown Broadway Woodcliffon Ditnars SX Carrot! St Brooklyn Caroline Elizabeth Linington John Ditmars Einstein Jacob A. Einstein Louise Shubert Einstein Far Rockaway Salem Field Savannah I Fitzgerald Louis Enaxerald Garrisons-on-the-Hudson Grand Central Station Tarrytown Woodlawn Cemetery Gripfith Elizabeth Morris Griffith Prigar E.griffith Sit Prospect Place I. Guion William ©. Russell Windsor Hartford Franklin Gardner Guion Hart Glen Lige NJ J Frederickia B.hart Gifford R Hart Douglas Road Glen Ridge Hilton Milan Italy Edward Banker Hilton Henry Hilton James S. Kent Victoria J. Kent Manhattan Av St. Thomas the Apostle 18Th St St. Nicholas Lets Alm Kuhn Lenox Mess George Clark Lyman Joseph and Mary Clark Lyman Englewood X. J The Presbyterian Church New York City Chambers St Erie Ferry Perret Mary Elizabeth Perret Alvord Charles Perret West 91Th St Conn Pinckney Mary C. Pinckney Thomas Pinckney New York East 23d Pleissner Wiesbaden Germany Guido Pleissner Renwick James W. Renwick West 73d St Stern Edward A. Stern Emily Stern Keseler Salem Fields Cemetery Cypress Hills Sutton

Frohman to See Samson in English Premiere

Charles Frohman travels to Rochester today to observe Henri Bernstein's four act drama Samson in its first English production. In London Arthur Bourchier will play Maurice Brachard using the Gillette script, while William Gillette performs in Rochester and then a Toronto engagement before opening at the Criterion Theatre on October 19.

Charles Frohman Rochester Henri Bernstein Sampon London Maurice Brachard America William Gillette Arthur Bourchier Toronto the Criterioneatre

Theatrical Notes On London and American Stage Moves

Charles Frohman extends James Blakeley engagement in The Girls of Gottenberg at the Gaiety Theatre London. Belasco presents The Warrens of Virginia at West End Theatre next week with same cast. Keith & Partners sign for their circuit. Georgia Cane and Charles Meakins to perform Merry Widow waltz eight more times at New Amsterdam. The operetta tours after 421 performances. Helena Frederick sings in Boston. Pixley and Luders premiere Marcelle at the Casino with Louise Gunning star. George H. Barrett to be hung in casing lobby.

Charles Frohman George Erdes Gaiety Theatre London James Blakeley Gottenberg David Belasco Warrens of Virginia West End Belasco and Stuyvesant Keith & Jor Cleveland Georgia Cane Charles Meakins New Amsterdam Operet Paul Armstrong Erlanger Helena Frederick Boston Academy of Music Louise Gunning Pixley & Luder Marcelle George H. Barrett

Died Notices From Caldwell to Hoboken October 1908

Necrology list records many obituaries and funeral notices across New Jersey and New York locations. Arietta M. Talmage widow of Dr Samuel Talmage of Brooklyn dies at Caldwell. Gilbert M Todd death at Ossining. many others including Ackerman Baker Bergman Brinkerhoff Daly English Everett Fitzgerald Frank Klein Kienzlen etc with funeral plans and private interments across Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken and nearby towns.

Talmage Caldwell N. J Arietta M. Talmage Dr. Samuel. Talmage Brooklyn Todd Ossining N. Y Gilbert M. Todd St. Paul's Church Ackerman Caryl Eulze J. Ackerman Baker Gates Cr Jersey City Marie Baker Broadheaf Conley St. Mars S Hospital John Conley Cusick Long Island College Hospital Frank Cusick Daly East Thth Margaret Daly Devine Bay Jth St James J. Devine Donachy Sleightsburg Mary J. Donachy Davis East Sith St Noel Davis Delfenton Grand St Dora Delfentor Dunne 28Th St Thomas J. Dunne Hae English SO Leroy $T James P English Everett West 3D St. Ger Katherine Everett Fitzgerald Hamilton Av James Fitzgerald Frank Kingston Eliza _ Frank Fridenberg Henry St Bertha C Fridenberg Gross Yonkers Bessie D. Gross Grossman St Johnson Av Hannah Grossman Gaskell Filmorp St Charles L. Gakkell Hayes West 17 Hayes Herlimy East Tert St Margaret Herlihy M. Huband Belleville John H. Huband Hussey Mount -V Johansen Alma Johansen Sth Odt Kienzlen Amsterdam Av En Wark No. Ct Patrick Non Anna Sarah Kienzlen Lewis Bainbridge Sr Brooktivn McNamara Jamaic& L. I Saran McNamara McGuinness Whitut St Newark John M. McGuinness Martin 4Th St Martin Murphy Morton St Phy Murray Princeton Haughton Murray Nagee Oakland Tersey City Mary M. Katherine Munn Wilhelmina Nagel Nester Elliott Nicholas F_ Nester Oberst Irving George Oberst Pearsall Henrietta Pearsall Puneral Pendleton Rockaway v Brooklin Nathan F. Pen Teton Read White Plains Ellen &Read M. Reilley Grand Av Brookleyn John J. Reitley Rehkamp Isa Exergreen Avy Johann Rehkamp Rich Hancock &T Jacob A. Rich Rose Ellen Rose Schlatter Hludson St Hooker Det Mary Schlatter Ageil Ao Shotlander East Thith St Isaac Shotlander Sinclair West 128Th St Finlay M. Sinclair Smith East Th St Tae Smith

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