Mme Fremstad Arrives Aboard Provence For Salome Study
Opera star Mme. Olive Fremstad and husband Edson Sutphen arrived in New York on the Provence after wireless requests to the French Line. She discusses Salomé dancing, Bruhnsilde in Gotterdammerung, and ties to Mary Garden, with plans for a concert tour and a Metro appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Olive Fremstad
Edson Sutphen
Provence
Mme. Fremstad
Salomé
New York
Valerie
London
Europe
Lido
Venice
Bruinhilde
Isolde
Metroplitan
Sieglinde
Hhimmerstein
Regina d'Italia
Venturini
Ponzano
Polese
Zelle de Lussan
Baltic
Grand Opera
Jean de Reske
Mme. de Joussan
Don José
Mme. de ‘Lussan
Pittsburg
Ocean travelers list transatlantic liners and passengers
The rail of ships sailing today and those booked include PRINZESSIN IRENDG ROONLAND PHILADELPHIA CELTIC MINNEAPOLIS and PENNSYLVANIA with passengers led by Mrs. Henry Maiken Mrs G. 2B. Andrews and many others. Also listed are arrivals aboard the Baltimore with Viscounte dAlte Dr. William S. Lambridge James F. Blaine Rev. J. J. Cantwell and other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinzessin Irendg
Naples
Henry Maiken
M J. Carton
Drayfoos
Gumpertz
M. Sorat
Cesar Selisas
George Thompson
Major
Wemyss
Celtic
Liverpool
J. H. Allen
G. H. Fallfour
I. Harold Brook
W. Scott
Cameron
J. E. Clark
D. Cushing
Benjamin K. Hewlett
E. J. Johnson
A. Lane
Wallace Nesbitt
Paul Phillips
F. G. Vohndorff
William F. Read
O. D. Thompson
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Horace Brown
W. B. Franke
H. V. Rose
Max Westphal
Viscounte d'Alte
William S. Lambridge
James F. Blaine
James G. Blaine
J. J. Cantwell
Je. Norman Davies
John H. Davis
Archibald Hopkins
George W. Hosmer
Frank
Midwinter Dances Planned at Plaza Ballroom
The Midwinter Dances will be held in the Plaza ballroom on December 22 January 5 January 19 and February 2. General dancing starts at 9 o'clock with supper at 11 and dancing resumes at midnight. Governors include Ripson Chilvers Meyer Rogers Dusenberry Appleton Weber Stedman. Patronesses listed with names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore N. Ripson
William Chilvers
Julian H. Meyer
Allen M. Rogers
Henry G. Dusenberry, Jr
D. Fuller Appleton
Charles H. Weber
Robert L. Stedman
Bradley R. Fiske
Walter B. Hoithkin
W. Smith Jennings
Robert Wohnson
Joseph Schenck
Harry N. Norton
J. H. Meyer
R. A. C. Smith
Charles E. Sprague
Theodore A. Wood
Social Evening at Homestead Home in Hot Springs
Special to The New York Times from Hot Springs Virginia notes Mr and Mrs William Elis Scull hosting a dinner in the main dining hall of the Homestead town split. A direct wire will be installed in the ballroom and election results will be shown on a screen for one night. Dorothy Wilde and Amy Schermerhorn host a party of friends for a casual ball informal magic act in the ballroom followed by a dance. Also today from New York arrive Mrs I A Powell Quentin J Booth Gillette Robert H Griffin Roberts and John Carrington Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
William Elis Scull
Homestead
Marshall
Dorothy Wilde
Amy Schermerhorn
New York
Mrg. I. A. Powell
Quentin Jeooa C. Gillette
Robert IT. Griffin, Roberts
John Carrington Yates
Yiddish Actor Plans New Theatre on 116th Street
J. P. Adler the Yiddish actor is negotiating for property at 116th Street and Lexington Avenue to build a new Yiddish theatre. Leopold Spachner, manager of the Windsor Theatre on the Bowery, and an east side banker support the project. If approved, a more expensive playhouse than typical Yiddish venues will be ready by next winter.
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J. P. Adler
116Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Leopold Spachner
Windsor Theatre
Bowery
East Side
Vanderbilt Coach Test Before Horse Show Trials
Alfred Go Vanderbilt tested two gray wheelers and two bays in speed runs from Ports mouth to Newport as preparation for the coaching race at the New York Horse Show next month. A large crowd watched the four horses on Bellevue Avenue and at Middletown where speed slowed.
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The
New York Times
Newport
Alfred Go
Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
New York
State Hill
Middletown
Miss Hughes’s Plans For English Bridegroom
Robert Wynne Jones of Clifton England will marry Miss Jeannette Yale Hughes at Sherry's on November 24 at 3 30. Best man Leeds Johnson. ushers Alfred Chapman Roy Sherman Boutell. Matron of honor Mrs Alfred Chapman. Ribbon bearers aged seven are Margaret Starr Theodore Starr. Clergy from Central Presbyterian and Theological Seminary will officiate. They will sail to England for their home after a small reception.
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Robert Wynne-Jones
Roberts Wynne-Jones
Clifton
Bristol
England
Jeannette Yale Hughes
Sherry’s
Leeds Johnson
Alfred Chapman
Roy Sherman Boutell
Legation
Hague
Washington
Hughes
Miss Wynne-Jones
Maida of Honor
Wynne-Jones
Miss Hughes
Margaret Starr
Louise Starr
Theodore Starr
Howard Starr
Boston
George H. Hughes
Union League
The
Lotos, Merchants
George M Richards to Wed Miss Marianna Middlebrook
Engagement announced for Marianna Moore Middlebrook daughter of Frederic J. Middlebrook, and George H. Richards son of the Rev William R. Richards. Richards, a Yale graduate, is linked to the Blodget and Richards families. no wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Moore Middlebrook
Frederic J. Middlebrook
George H. Richards
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Richards
Henry Blodget Richards
Neo
Society Notes from Oyster Bay to Cornwall on Hudson
Welded into a society page snapshot, marriages, visits and travel plans unfold. Mr Walter Sturgis Macomber and Miss Nathalie Millyer wed at Oyster Bay and plan a motor honeymoon, then reside on East Thirty-ninth Street upon return. Fellow society figures including Mrs Clarcne Mackay host events. Miss Harriet Robbs sails to Paris for study. Miss Vera Onativia debuts this season. and the Harris-Stevenson marriage is set for Cornwall-on-Hudson with a noon ceremony and Blythewood reception.
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Walter Sturgis Macomber
Nathalie Millyer
Oyster Bay
East Thirty-ninth Street
Elizabeth Stevenson
David Stevenson
East Seventieth Street
James Russell Harris
Philadelphia
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Blythewood
Concerts and soloists announced for Opera events and arrivals
The Hippo drome hosts Manuel Hiriein and his orchestra for a second concert with popular operatic airs featuring W. T. Clarke Nannette Flack Davis Roy Youngman Miner J Parker Coombs and Florence Austin violin recitals and notable opera company and ballet arrivals sailings list Emma Eames Maria Gay Gina Torriani Ariodante Quarti Angelo Tada Adama Pidtur Giulio Rossi Cornetto Paterna Paulmone Enzo Bozzano and Maf Ger Farrar J uudovico Sarocco brings forty dancers from La Scala and San Carlo to Chicago attracting famed singers and the Metophon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Manuel Hiriein
W. TI. Clarke
Nannette Flack
Miss Davis
Roy Youngman
Miss Miner
J. Parker
Coombs
Florence
Austin
Waldorf-Astoria
Edna Patterson
Miss Austin
Besekirsky
Vieuxtemps
Ernst
Lorraine
Havre
Metropolitana Opera Company
Emma Eames
Maria Gay
Gina Torriani
Premiere
Danseuse
Ariodante Quarti
Angelo Tada
Adama Pidtur
Giulio Rossi
Cornetto Paterna
Paul Mone
Enzo Bozzano
Mme. Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
Richard Strauss
Debussy
Paderowski
Cone
Isidore Luckstsie
Geraldine Farrar
Berlin
New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Marguerite
Faust
Lotos Club election night returns via telegraph link
Appellate Division sustains dismissal of Policeman John Shea on extortion charges from peddlers. Charles Patsonsky 55, of Andrew H. Hoag & Co. light fixtures at 46 West Broadway, died of heart disease while walking with partners in Vesey Street. Rudolf Spreckels and George McAneny spoke at the Budget Exhibit meeting in City Investing Building. Stanley W. Dexter presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotos Club
Telegraph Company
John Shea
Charles Patsonsky
Andrew H. Hoag & Co
West Broadway
Vesey Street
Rudolf Spreckels
San Francisco
George Mcaneny
City Club
Nenday
Stanley W. Dexter
Law School Class Demands Dismissal Of Professor
New York Law School evening senior class of 150 members at 174 Fulton Street moves to remove Prof. Skinner after one lecture. They fault teaching quality and object to his slang remark about land and say Dean George Chase will hear the committee next Monday. Dean Reeves is busy with a law book and cannot meet the class as often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Law School
Fulton Street
Skinner
Durand
Nagle
George Chase
Reeves
Dean Chase
Prof. Skinner
Alfred G. Reeves
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
Caruso to Sing in Philadelphia Opera Clash
Enrico Caruso will open the Philadelphia Opera House season in La Bohème as rival Hammerstein presents Carmen at the same time. Geraldine Farrar is slated to appear as Mimi in La Bohème, with the Met forces countering from the Academy of Music. The duel marks a major city opera campaign commencing November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
la Bohéme
Caruso
Rudolfo
Hammerstein
Carmen
Opera
Academy of Music
Metropolitan Company
Conried
Enrico Caruso
Academy
Geraldine Farrar
Mimi
Theatrical Notes on New Plays and Appearances
A roundup of theatre news notes: Frohman to stage a new three act comedy The Marriage of the Star by Alexander Bisson, with several actors announced for upcoming openings. a Michigan delegation to attend Marie Cahill's The Boys and Betty at Wallack's. William Collier to appear in Patriot in London next May. live show in Plainfield prior to Washington premiere. Cast listings for The New Play at Columbia Theatre include Gravee Scott and others. Alabama officers viewed Louise Gunning in Marchelleve at Casino. The Rogers Brothers tour resumes November 2 at York Pennsylvania. Charlie Bradley leads Golden Butterfly company to Hempstead for Vanderbilt Cup race. Claire Romaine seizes London offer to star in a musical comedy abroad. a London press letter to The Softest is said to have reached Harry Lauder at Hotel Astor.
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Charles Frohman
Alexander Bisson
Ma Gouvermante
Fagar Achinson-Ely
Ely
Nev
Marie Cahill
Betty
Wallack’s
William Collier
Wil
London
Patriot
Himself
J. Hartley Manners
Plainfield
N. J
Columbia Theatre
Washington
Gravee Scott
Eleanor Moretti
Vivian Townsend
Lulu Klein
Albert Bruning
Morgan Wallace
Brigham Royce
Ralph Morgan
Charles Laite
Alabama
Louise Gunning
Rogers Brothers
Panama
Max Rogers
York
Penn
Charlies Bradley
The
Golden Butterfly
Automobiles
Hempstead
Claire Romaine
New York
Harry Lauder
Hotel Astor
Rain Promised To End Drought In Northeastern States
After a nearly two month drought in New York and the Northeast, the Weather Bureau forecasts heavy rains within twenty four hours aided by northeast winds. Seventeen September rain totals show unusual dryness. October rainfall runs well below normal though a Gulf Coast and Utah rain has occurred. Forecasters caution that farmers once seeking to drop rain with bombs amused officials, while maps allow tracking a storm’s arrival within hours.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Emery
New York State
Ohio
Upper
Mississippi
Lake
Gulf States
California
Utah
Drought and Flood Strain Mines and Towns Across Midwest
Weather across Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma shows drought and flood effects. Coal mines in Franklin and Williamson Counties face shutdowns due to water shortages. towns haul water and railroads lend supplies. Alton residents ask for water, trains carry five cars daily. Farther west, Verdigris River rises in southern Kansas. trains stalled and Caney River floods Bartlesville area. Muskogee endures cold winds after gas main washout. bridges washed away across the region.
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Chicago
Illinois
Franklin
Williamson
Alton
Missouri
Kansas
Fort Worth
Texas
Topeka
Bartlesville
Okla
Muskogee
Arkansas River
Weather Bureau chief debunks rainmaking balloon scheme
Washington, Oct. 23. Prof Willis I Moore, chief of the Weather Bureau, ridicules men who promise rain by exploding high altitude balloons. He says rain will come in a day or two with or without balloons as storms move westward. He warns such fetichism harms farming and cites European vine growers losing millions to a similar belief.
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New York Times
Washington
Willis I. Moore
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Moore
Europe
Julia Marlowe Plans Season with Shubert Company
The Shuberts renew Miss Marlowe’s contract to continue Shakespearean repertoire. She will perform Romeo and Juliet, As You Like It, Twelfth Night, and Much Ado About Nothing at the Lyric Theatre with White Whitelsy as leading man. A Boston debut is set near Thanksgiving with a route through the Eastern and Middle States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
Shuberts
Miss Marlowe
White Whittelsy
Hoston
Middle States
Mr. Shubert
Lyric Theatre
Lee Shubert
America
Cat Rescued After Five Days On House Roof
Bayonne firemen were summoned to West Thirtieth Street to rescue a cat stranded five days on the roof of Policeman Charles Boos's house. A hook and ladder company raised a ladder and after an hour of chasing the animal among chimneys, they captured it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
N. J
Charles Boos
West Thirtieth Street
Quaker Leader Ruth Murray Dies in California
Ruth S. Murray widow of Robert L Murray died in Palo Alto California at 81 while visiting her son Augustus T Murray professor of Greek at Leland Sanford University. Her daughter is Mrs Abraham S Underhill of Ossining New York. A noted writer she authored Life of George Fox founder of the Quaker Society. She had lived in Ossining with her daughter after years and went to visit her son about nine months ago.
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Ruth S. Murray
Robert Lindley Murray
Society of Friends
Quakers
Palo Alto
Cal
California
Augustus T. Murray
Leland Sanford University
Abraham
Underhill
Ossining
N. Y
Murray
George Fox
The
Quaker Society
Notable Obituaries of Several City Residents
Philip W. Buddecke longtime German Embassy chancellor in Washington died in the capital. He once served with Minister Gerold during the Civil War. His widow Margaret Bruehl of Washington and a son survive him. Benjamin B. Johnston 79 retired provision merchant died of heart disease at his Greenport Long Island country home. Elizabeth Pawling Squires 83 widow of Rev Oscar J. Squires died at her daughter’s Brooklyn home. William H. Adams 72 longtime New York Custom House inspector died of apoplexy at his Charles Street home. John Philip Mager 55 Guttenberg Board of Health member died suddenly at his Herman Avenue home.
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Philip. W. Buddecke
Washington
Gerold
Margaret Bruehl
Benjamin B. Johnston
Greenport
L. I
Elizabeth Pawling Squires
Oscar J. Squires
Troy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sylvester Blood
Henry Street
Brooklyn
William H. Adams
Custom House of
New York
Charles Street
John Phillip Mager
Guttenberg
N. J
Root Refuses Extradition for Pouren in Treaty Rights Dispute
Secretary of State Root declined to issue extradition papers for Nan Janoft Pouren amid a Russian rights dispute over passport travel. The decision followed Russian Consul General Schlipfienbach’s attempt to reopen hearings and Russian appeals involving Jewish organizations in Washington.
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New York Times
Shington
Oct
New York
Rootternoon
Nan Janoft Poiren
Pers
Root
Baron Schlipfienbach
Unitead States
Shields
Saliow
Ward
Secretary of State
Roots
Rus
Dione of Baroni
Washington
Russia
Mayer Suizhereer
Adolph Krauss
State Department
Pouren's Friends Rejoice Over Likely Release
Reports from New York say Jah Pouren remains at the Tombs but a ruling from Secretary Root is expected to free him today. Miss Lillian D. Ward of the Henry Street Settlement helped publicize the case and praised Secretary Root and President Roosevelt for their handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jah Pouren
Root
Washington
Catrine Ce
Ouren
Lillian D. Ward
Pouren
Russia
Sesigelsky
Ghteeiers
Seskelisky Centre
Marriages Listed in Newark Area Notices Oct 21 22
A long list of marriage notices dated Oct 21 22 across New Jersey towns including Jersey City Asbury Park Orange Hackensack and Newark. Names include Mabel Hyvier Carl Alexander Carrie E Reeland Ethel Edelstein Annie Bennett Leonard Day Mary M Mizner and many others with spouses listed and locations such as Jersey City White Notse Asbury Park and Mount Vernon.
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Alexander Squifr
Mabel Hyvier
Carl Z.alexander
Bowie Marsi
Florence Marsh
Williamson
Carrie E
Anna Stryker
Barzilla Confe
Day—Bennett
Asbury Park
Annie Bennett
Leonard Day
Doolan
Mary M. Mizuer
Walter
Jose Duckworth Knon
Jessie H. Kraex
Leroy Duckworth
Eckerson-Wayne
Louise Wayne
Cornelius
Eckerson
Fittin—-Mcmanus
Orange
Margaret McManus
Alphonse Fittin
HiGcixs
Carrie A. Wrisht
Toi Phemas
F. Stietss
Hopeman “Sack
Hackenck
Freda Sack
Julian Hoffman
Ett Wit Cox
Mount Vermomt
Mary St -John Wilcox
Raymond S
McCoy
Wittum St. Martin
Olivier
Colville
Jersey City
Anns Colville
Eben F. Oliver
Ray Mar
Newark
N. J
Ae Mal Rin
Peter Ras
Smith
Long Street
Edith Longstreet
Louis H. Smith
Smiete-C van Blari
Raymond
S. van Phouten
Walsh Messager
Frances Messager
Martin A. Walsh
Werbrster
Fast. Orange
Carmine L.brown
Kirk FE
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and New York area
Local notices list multiple obituaries and funeral plans across New York and New Jersey. Names include Beck, Bourne, Conover, Greenleaf, Johnston, Lincoln, Lloyd, Mclean, Murray, Payne, Rowe, Adams, Ashl, Bannert, Berger, Bieber, Brady, Cavanagh, Churchwell, Clouser, Dalton, De Castro, Deignan with ages, addresses, and funeral details for Oct 1908 through late month.
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Brooklyn
Johannah Berger
Burley
State
Bridget Burley
Norrow
Cavanagh
Newark Av
Jersey City
Patrick Cavanagh
Churchwell
Norfolk St
Newark
N. J
Margaret Churchwell
Clouser
Virginia Av
Obituary notices from New Jersey area streets
A long list of death notices and funeral details from Newark and nearby towns. Entries name individuals and their residences such as East 24th Street Crescent Street Irvington Mount Vernon Thomas Hussey and Lola Larsen with dates, ages, and burial arrangements as families prepare services.
Beauborgne Fetes Son On Fort Missoula Arrival
At Fort Missoula Montana on May 25 Lieut and Mrs Joseph O Beauborgne welcomed a son in a military family event recorded in this brief notice.
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Matbonrgne
Fort Missoula
Montana
Met
Tos
Joseph O. Beauborgne
San
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Margaret Middlebrook
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Wolcott
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Shuberts’ Management
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