Leiter Home With New Name After Customs Stop
Mr and Mrs Joseph Leiter arrived aboard the Hamburg American liner Amerika using the alias Mr and Mrs Arthur Adlum They carried thirty trunks and a large jewel case which customs inspectors examined closely Leiter refused to reveal why the alias was used The Amerika carried 711 cabin 243 second class and 179 steerage passengers including Dr Paul Devorkovitz editor of The Petroleum Review Of London and various business figures The ship faced strong winds and rough seas during four days at sea with notable arrivals and a large dogs contingent aboard
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Joseph Leiter
Amerika
Arthur Adlum
Leiter
Tclals
Paul Devorkovitz
Petroleum Review of Land
Standard Oil Company
Devorkovitz
theAmerika
H. M. Hortan
Denmark
Waldemar ‘Oulsen
Emma Trentini
Hammer- Stein Overa
Max Warnheltz
America
Hamilton
King
United States
Liam
C. Abramsohn
Morris Belkna
Milton E. Oppenheimer
G. Putnam Cabb
G. Schwarzschild
Mason Thompson
Paul
Baud
G.A. Wolff
Social note from Hot Springs Virginia society scene
Mrs Melville E Ingalls and Miss Gladys Ingalls hosted Sunday visitors at their villa with many callers returning from riding. Luncheon and dinner parties occurred at Fassifern Farm The Oaks and Homestead Japanese Room with hosts including Mr and Mrs L E Goddard Sid Wynne Foulkes and Albert Lambert and guests such as Nathaniel F Moore Walter Watson and Robert J Allyn.
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Hot Springs
Mellville E. Ingalls
Gladys Ingals
Ingalls Villa
Patten
Amy Schemerhorn
Dorothy Wilde
Katherine
Fay
Fassifern Farm
L. E. Goddard
Oaks
Igs
Cameron
Harry Disston
Robert Kampshaw
Narles Minshall
Miss Conrad
Miss Lippincott
Philadelphia
Eben J. Jordan
Sidney Wynne Foulkes
A. W. Gobb
Decatur Axtell
H. S. Graham
Albert Lambert
Homestead
Nathaniel F. Moore
Walter Watson
Robert J. Allyn
Amo
Notable Arrivals Include Families From Across the East
Today's arrivals list includes Walter Watson Lambert Allyn and Freeman Smith along with H B Legg Emmie Day Bristow and R Agar of New York B P Steinman of Tuxedo Park Charles M Chevalier of Boston E S Draper of Hopedale and Francis N Iglehart Shipley Coffenberry Morley and Dr P W Johnson among others from Cleveland Baltimore Cincinnati Hot Springs Ark.
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Walter Watson
Albert Lambert
R. J. Allyn
Freeman Smith
H. B. Legg
Emmie Day
B. H. Bristow
R. Agar
New York
B. P. Steinman
Tuxedo Park
Charles M. Chevalier
Boston
E. S. Draper
Hopedale
Francis N. I
Truthful James from Siam Capt Hemsley recounts Siam princess escape tale
Capt Harold Hemsley recalls a dramatic Bangkok episode with Princess Min Ko Li. He pursued marriage to protect her from Siamese royal wrath, aided by jewels and a steamer plan, but the king intervened, tearing the princess away and ending the affair.
Confidential alarm issued for Hungarian lady of distinction
Commissioner Bingham dispatched a confidential alert across all five boroughs for a demented Hungarian woman who may use the alias Mary Brown. Described as about 60, tall and stout with ruddy complexion, pitted face and gray hair, she frequents the Manhattan Hotel and other central locations and was last seen near the General Post Office on Friday.
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Bingham
Smcherzi
Mary Brown
Manhattan
Bowery Savings Bank
Garden City
General Post Office
Man jumps to stop Broadway car yanks bell cord
A hurried passenger jumps up on a Broadway car to stop it by pulling the bell cord. The motorman ignores the first tugs and the conductor continues collecting fares. The passenger is allowed off after a second yank as officials warn against pulling signals.
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Thessenger
Strikers to Continue Taxi Strike in New York
Striking chauffeurs of the New York Taxicab Company meet at Liberty Dawn Association Hall 147 East Fifty third Street. State Board of Arbitration agents Patrick J. Downey and John J. Bealin present refuse to consider terms offered. Strikers vow to prolong the strike until demands are met.
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New York
Liberty Dawn Association
East Fifty-third Street
Patrick J. Downey
John J. Bealin
State Board of Arbitration and Mediation
San
Nassau Bank Chief William H Rogers Dies at 71
President of Nassau Bank for two years, William Henry Rogers died at 1 45 AM at his home 103 Hancock Street Brooklyn age 71 He spent over fifty years with Nassau Bank rising from clerk to cashier then vice president and finally president His funeral will be held Tuesday night at his home with private burial at Cypress Hills cemetery He was a leading figure in New York banking and a member of an old Brooklyn family Surviving are four daughters and one son including Wilbur H Rogers of Brooklyn
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Nassau Bank
Beekman
William Henry Rogers
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
New York
Mr. Rogers
Division Street
Lower East Side
Uptown
Old St. Patrick’s
Allen Street Presbyterian Church
William B. Rogers
Emeline Fairchild
Rogers
G. S. Howe
Hinsdale
N. H
Old New York College
Chatham National Bank
Wall Street
Frank H. Richardson
James C. Bell
Samuel R. Weed
Henry C. Miller
Harry Bronner
Bank
Louise Chatfield
Connecticut
F. C. Lake
St. Louis
Cypress - Hills
Ers
Allen Street Presbyterian
Grand Street
Central Congregational Church
S. Parkes Cadman
J. H. Grissel
F. Cake
F. T. Bassett
Utica
N. Y
F. Z. Tilson
Wilbur H. Rogers
Armstead
Sef Gate
Henry H
Dr. A
William Ami Margaret Erskine
Bronxville
N. C
Iren Cockefair
Belleville Aly
Bloomfield
N. J
LE Boutillier
Lee
Mass
Elizabeth
Margarate Thomas le BoutiLlier
Mahony
East 104Th St
Margaret Mahony
Patrick
Charles
Cork
Ireland
Linden Av
Ossining-on-Hudsop
Grand Central Station
Fair Ridge Cemetery
Chappaqua
Lund
Willia
Scoville
Lafayette
John E. Séarles
Sewall
Kathari
Edmund
Smith
New
Canaan
Carria Canaan
Lexington
Auburn
George L
T Thomas
Montclair
Tuy
van Ingen
Richard F. van Ingen
Hanson Place
William Henry
London
Annan
Conn
Stanley Sillegk
Mortimer F. Smith
Enthusiasm and votes in Richmond for Taft visit
Judge John J. Crutchfield of Richmond recalls crowds at Taft's visit praising the welcomed guest. He notes strong turnout and enthusiasm in the city and predicts similar energy at Richmond polling places on election day amid the usual voting customs.
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Judge Crutchfield
Virginia
Suh
John J. Crutchfield
Richmond
Hermitage
Taft
Taft Religion Topic Sparks Unitarian Sermon
Rev John Haynes Holmes preached at the Unitarian Church of the Messiah on East Thirty fourth Street about Tafts Unitarian faith amid a campaign where religion is used against him Bryan is a Presbyterian. He notes Tafts father helped found Cin cinnatis Unitarian church and laments religious bigotry and intolerance.
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Taft
Unitarian Church of the Messiah
East Thirty-fourth Street
Park Avenue
John Haynes Holmes
William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Alfonso Taft
Unitarian Church
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical Alliance of Cincinnati
Presbyterian Alliance
Diamond Jubilee Celebration of St Nicholas Church
Thousands lined East Second Street as a three day jubilee began for St Nicholas Church the oldest German Catholic parish in New York. Archbishop Farley led a procession with clergy and the Legion of Honor followed by a pontifical high mass and jubilee sermon.
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East Second Street
Church of St. Nicholas’s
New York
Second Street
First Avenue
Cadets of Holy Redeemer Church
Third Street
Charles
Archbishop Farley
James West
Otto Strack
Ex-Theosophist Hargrove Preaches as Episcopal Lay Reader
Ernest T. Hargrove, former president of the Theosophical Society in America, preached yesterday as a lay reader at the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in New York. He has voluntary, unpaid led work at the Chapel of the Comforter in Horatio Street and filled in for rector Percy S. Grant. His address, not a sermon, critiqued churches for simulating vaudeville to draw crowds.
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Ernest T. Hargrove
Theosophical Society In America
Theosophy
Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Hargrove
Ascension Parish
Chapel of the Comforter
Horatio Street
R. G. Quennell
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church 142nd Anniversary
Hundreds attend the John Street Church anniversary marking 142 years since its founding. The Rev Dr Robert Forbes preached morning service and Rev Prof E Tipple delivered the evening sermon. The event included a John Street forward movement anniversary and an Epworth League meeting led by James S Coward. The church has had 151 pastors, with Dr J Wesley Johnston serving since 1901.
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John Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nassau
William Streets
Mother Church of American Methodism
Robert Forbes
Board of Home Missions
E. §. Tipple
Drew ‘Theological Seminary
Rev Dr Young Welcomed As Brooklyn Pastor
Rev Dr Edward Young began his pastorate at Bedford Presbyterian Church Brooklyn on Nostrand Avenue and Dean Street. The packed morning service featured a flower decorated interior and a large welcome display. He praised the new congregation for warmth and said Brooklyn offers greater oportunidad to do good work than Pittsburg and met former Pittsburg friends at a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Nostrand Avenue
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Young
Drowning Girl Rescued on Hoboken Ferry Ride
Miss Lillian Herrmann of 817 Washington Street Hoboken fainted while boarding the Netherland 4 Delaware Lackawanna and Western ferry between Hoboken and West Twenty-third Street. Deckhand Thomas Brunk rescued her and she was taken to New York Hospital by ambulance surgeon Monroe.
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Netherland
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Hoboken
West Twenty-third Street
Lillian Hermann
Washington Street
Thomas Brunck
New York Hospital
Monroe
Mail Bag Chases Ship 160000 Miles to Bremerton
A long journey of a mail sack begun months earlier ends in Bremerton as letters finally reach sailors aboard a large cruiser. The bag traveled by train and steamer, with transfers near New York and Honolulu before arriving in Washington.
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Remerton
Washington
Bremerton
New York
Milwaukee
Honolulu
Panama
Amapala
Hondua
Bremerton Wash
Gentry Guests at Ingleside and Nearby Homes
In the Berkshires special to The New York Times guests visiting Miss Emily Tuckerman at Ingleside include Mrs A E Stratton Bayard Halsted Mrs D Smith and Mrs St.Clair McKelway of Brooklyn Mrs Moses Williams Miss iams Lemuel E Quigg Walter W Tuekerman and others. Dinner for Mrs Richard son of Washington and Mrs George M Megargee of Philadelphia hosted by Miss Clementina Furniss as arrivals at Henexaday. Nearby guests Robert Wint p Dr and Mrs William Armstrong and Mr and Mrs Harley T Procter to close country places this week. Mrs George C Fraser visits Miss Gertrude Parsons at Stoneover.
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New York Times
St. 25
Giraud
Foster
A. E.stratton
E .Bayard Halsted
D. Smith
New
St.Clair McKelway
Klyn
Moses. Williams
Missiams
Lemuel E. Quigg
Walter W. Tuekerman
Emily Tuckerman
Ingleside
Clementina Furniss
Tho Richardson
Washngton
George M. Megargeee
Philadelphia
Henry A. Crosby
Baron H Ning
Washington
Henexaday
New York
Robert Wint P
William Armstrong
Harley T. Procter
George C. Fraser
Gertrude Parsons
Stoneover
Fire damages Martin W. Littleton’s house on Uenth Street
A blaze on Uenth Street damaged the Martin W. Littleton residence last night. The house had recently changed hands and had been undergoing painting and decorating. The fire consumed the basement and spread to the kitchen before firefighters extinguished the flames.
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Martin W. Littleton
Uenth
Mr. Littleton
German Theatre Concert Delights audience on Mattison Ave
The fourth Sunday concert by Hermann Klein at the German Theatre on Mattison Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street drew a full house. The Maud Pottwell Trio played Chaminade and Schuett pieces, Mme Powell and Miss Mukle plus Miss Ford offered dances and elégies, and soloists Francis Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Dodge performed lieder, duets, and operatic numbers to warm acclaim.
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Mattison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Hermann Klein
Maud Pottwell
Mme. Powell
Miss May Mukle
Miss Anne Ford
Chaminade
Schuett
Dvordk
Brahms
Miss Mukle
Fauré
Davidoff
Walther
Miss Dodge
Bach
Herbert Concert Pileses at Broadway Theatre
Large audience welcomes Victor Herbert last night as Horace Britt is soloist. Selections by Popper Van Goens and Herbert, plus Dvorak and Chaminade works, a new Scotch suite by McGhie, and Herbert’s own compositions feature in the program.
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Victor Herbert
Broadway Theatre
Horace Britt
Popper
van Goens
Mr. Herbert
Dvorak
Chaminade
McGhie
Births Notice from Plainfield and Newark
Born ABRAMS in October to Mr and Mrs Charles Abrams. GEISBERG in October to Mr and Mrs Leo pold Geisberg. LEVY in October at Plainfield New Jersey to Mr and Mrs Clarence R Levy a son. RICH in October at Newark New Jersey to Mr and Mrs Leopold Rich a son.
Marriages and Obituaries in New York Area Notices
A long list of weddings and deaths dated Oct 1908 shows multiple nuptials in New York City and surrounding towns. Notable pairs include Elizabeth Stevenson to James Russell Harris of Philadelphia, Lucette Banks to Frank Barrows Makepeace Jr, and many others across New York and New Jersey with funeral details and service times.
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Harris
Steven ON
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Walter Ferris
Hughes Fraser
Elizabeth
David Stevensom
James Russell Harris
Philadelphia
Makepeace—Banks
East 72d St
New York
Ily
F. Barrows Makepeace
Lucette Plum
David Banks
Frank Barrows Makepeace
O'Lou Sevee D
St. On Church
John Tes . D
Laura Ada
Charles d Ward
Stuart O’loughlin
New York City
Obituary notices scattered across Brooklyn and nearby towns
Obituaries list numerous residents with addresses in Brooklyn and New Jersey as well as nearby locales. Names include Jane L Bailes Pauline Bendfeldt Oman Bohnen Thomas Booth Hannah Brundage Phebe Burnett Frederick Carl Charles R Carle Ann Carr Julius Doernberg George F Donnelly Anna Dressel Matilda J Gibson Anna Gordon Daniel H Griffin Elizabeth M Groves Oliver Hendrickson John Heslin Charles H Hill William A Jones Evelyn L Jung Anna Kinsley T Lang Margaretha Lewis Fredericks Lowe Edward McCardle Jimen McGrath C H Mead Maude N Oettgen P O’Reilly James Quinn Charles Schiele Simon P Siver John F Tangney Mary Trovata Giddon B Wales Thomas R Warner Evelyn J Weingartner Spencer V Wissinger. Funeral notices indicate multiple services and private arrangements, with dates in late October across Brooklyn, Bayonne, Oyster Bay, and nearby communities.
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Burnett
Rutherford
N. J
Phebe Burnett
Carl
St. Av
New Brighton
Frederick Carl
Carle
West 45d
Charles R. Carle
M . Carr
Carlton Av
Brooklyn
Ann Carr
Doernberg
East
Julius Doernberg
M. Donnelly
West 154Th St
George F. Donnelly
P.M. Dressel
Anna M. Dressel
Newi
Elizabeth M. Groves
Hendrickson
Oyster Bay
F. I. Ov
Oliver Hendrickson
Heslin
Verdon Av
John J. Heslin
Hils
Mercer St
Jersey City
Charles H. Hill
Jones
William A. Jones
Jung
Virginia Place
Evelyn L. Jung
Kinsley
Bethune
Anna Kinsley
Lang
Washington Av
Chan T. Lang
Lewis
Bushwick
Margaretha Lewis
Lowe
Liberty
Fredericks Lowe
McCardle
West
Edward McCardle
A. M.mcgrath
Jimen McGrath
Mead
Cornwall
C. H. Mead
Oettgen
Louis” Place
Maude N. Oettgen
O'Reilly
Clarkson St
Reat P. O'Reilly
Parker
Henry
Simon _ P. Siver
T E Tangney
All Orange
John F. Tangney
Trovata
Tower of Union
Mary Trovata
Wales
Johnson Av
Richmond Hil
Giddon
Warner
Thomas R. Warner
Weingartner
East 15Th St. Bayconne
Evelyn J. Weingartner
Wissinger
Bloomfield St. Hoboken
Spencer V. Wissinger
Contralto Janet Spencer Impresses Royal Audience in Berlin
Miss Janet Spencer of New York sang with Miss Geraldine Farrar at a charity concert in Berlin's Royal Theatre. Crown Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess invited her to their box and praised her, saying she should be in opera after hearing her revival.
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Janet Spencer
New York
Berlin
Crown Prince
Geraldine Farrar
Royal Theatre
Frederick William
Schumann-Heink Opens European Tour in Hamburg
The American manager reported that Mme. Schumann-Heink opened her European tour in Hamburg last Friday to a packed house. As the concert neared its end, plans were made for a series of star performances at the Royal Court Opera House in Berlin.
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Mme. Schumann-Heink
Yesterdy
Hamburg
Royal Cout Opera House
Berlin
Manuel Klein Orchestra at the Hippodrome in last night concert
Manuel Klein and his orchestra gave a concert last night at the Hippodrome featuring selections from various operas. The soloists were William H. Clarke Nanette Flack J M Coombs Ray Youngman Minor and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Klein
Hippodrome
William H. Clarke
Nanette Flack
J. M. Coombs
Ray Youngman
Mr. Minor
Miss Davis
Potter Reports Le Gallienne Rests Peacefully at Sanitarium
Dr N B Potter said Richard Le Gallienne, ill with double pneumonia and jaundice, had a more comfortable day and rested easily at Dr Bull's Sanitarium, 33 East Thirty-third Street, after a week of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Potter
Richard le Gallienne
Dr. Bull
East Thirty-third Street
Mr. le Gallienne
Bulletin on Dr Bull’s Condition at Flaza Hospital
Last night bulletin from Flaza states Dr W. E. T. Bull passed a comfortable day with his condition unchanged. Attending physicians WYNKOOP BLAKE POTTER report no deterioration and continue care.
In Memoriam and Unveilings in Local Cemeteries
Numerous tombstone unveilings and Masses announced for relatives and notables at Mount Hope Mount Vernon Mount Nebuh Bayside Linden Hill Macpelah and Washington Cemeteries. Dates show November 1 with times from 10 A M to 5 P M and several masses today and tomorrow.
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Robert H. Distillator
New Union Fields Cemetery
Fleck
Henry Fleck
Bayside Cemetery
Mount Nebuh
Hershfield
Eliza Hirshfield
Jackson
jJoet J.bas
Levy
Lawrence A. Levy
Ayside
Meyer
Isai Meyer
Mount Zion
Mcgowan
Lyda McGowan
All Saints’ Church
Maz Silverman
Washington Cemetery
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