Move to curb teachers political activity in New York schools
The Brooklyn school board considers a by law amendment to bar staff from influencing elections or raising funds for legislation. Led by Grace C. Strachan, 13 000 women teachers face censure for alleged concerted campaigns and collections, prompting urgent action and possible suspension of current practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace C. Strachan
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Board of Effucation
Interborough Association of Teachers
Miss Strachan
George Freifeld
R. L. Harrison
Abraam Stern
Jonas
Board of Ducation
Committee On By-laws
Gexes
Department of Education
Stern
G. W Wingate
Freifeld
Harrison
Miss Taylor to Wed Dr Hunt in December Wedding
Washington announcement lists Miss Mary Lillie Taylor daughter of Hannis and Mrs Taylor engaged to Dr Reid Hunt of the United States Marine Hospital Service. Details note her Madrid education, diplomatic circles, Johns Hopkins medical degree for the groom, and a December ceremony at the bride's home with a court of international as bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Lillie Taylor
Hannis Taylor
Reid Hunt
United States Marine Hospital Service
Miss Taylor
Sacred Heart
Madrid
Spain
Cleveland
Hunt
Johns Hopkins University
Hanna Taylor
Maria Calyi
Costa Rica
Elena Calderon
Mercedes Godoy
Mary R. Brady
Baltimore
Luis Calvo
Debutante Teas Gifted By Social Figures
Mrs. George C. Kobbé hosts a luncheon tea for her daughter Martha Leavitt Kobbé at Sherry’s on Monday November 23 with many Winter debutantes invited. Theresa V de H Ingersoll schedules a November 30 coming out tea followed by dinner and theatre. Julia Atterbury Loomis bows at the Tuxedo ball due to mourning. Gertrude Van Cortlandt Beekman debuts November 30 with an afternoon reception. Dorothy Hayden to debut November 30 at 121 West Fifty-fifth Street. Angelica Schuyler Brown to be introduced Nov 2, with a theatre party and later events. Brown plans a December 29 town-residence debut on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Kobbé
Martha Leavitt Kobbé
Sherry’s
Theresa V.de H. Ingersoll
Colin Macrae Ingersoll
Miss Ingersoll
Paris
Dinard
Comtesse de Gasquet
Julia Atterbury Loomis
Henry A. Loomis
William Bedlow Beekman
Wedding for Louise Baldwin in First Presbyterian Church
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith of Brooklyn and granddaughter of the late Rev. T. De Witt Talmage will wed on Thursday November 12 at 4 o clock in the First Presbyterian Church on Henry Street Brooklyn. Miss Louise Baldwin will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Doris Talmage Mangan Edith Donnan. Delevan Baldwin will stand as best man with ushers Walter N Stokes Raymond Havemeyer Leonard Sullivan Reese Alsop Howard Corlies Lee Whitney Graham Roberts and Gerry Spaulding. After their honeymoon the couple will reside at 51 East Fifty eighth Street.
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Warren Smith
Brooklyn
T. de Witt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Street
Louise Baldwin
Doris Talmage Mangan
New York
Edith Donnan
Richmond
Baldwin
Delevan Baldwin
Walter N. Stokes
Raymond Havemeyer
Leonard Sullivan
Reese D. Alsop
Howard Corlies
Lee T. Roy Whitney
Morristown
N.J
Graham Roberts
Philadelphia
E. Gerry Spaulding
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs. Baldwin
East Fiftyeighth Street
Miss Mary Astor Paul Nears Engagement to Harvard Man
Special to The New York Times Philadelphia October 28 Miss Mary Astor Paul one of last year’s debutantes will soon announce her engagement to Charles A. Munn Jr of Scott Circle Washington D C The groom designate is a son of Charles A Munn of Washington and a Harvard man Miss Paul spent considerable time last year at Virginia Hot Springs.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Mary Astor Paul
Charles A. Munn, Jr
Scott Circle
Washington, D.C
Munn
Charles A. Munn
Washington
Harvard
Paul
Virginia Hot Springs
Rand Kebbe wedding set for December 26
Curtis Gordon Rand son of Mrs. George C. Rand of Far Rockaway will wed Miss Alice Leavitt Kebbe on December 26 at Christ Church in Short Hills New Jersey. Miss Kebbe will be attended only by her debutante sister Martha Leavitt Kebbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand-Kebbe
Curtis Gordon-Rand
George C. Rand
Far Rock
Lawrence, L. I
Alice Leavitt Kebbé
Christ Church
Short Hills
N. J
Kebbé
Martha Leavitt Kebbé
Portner Heiress Engaged to Meredith of Washington and Virginia
The engagement is announced of Miss Etta Portner daughter of the late Robert Portner of Washington to Mr William P Meredith of Washington and Virginia. Mr Meredith is the son of the late Representative E BE Meredith of Virginia.
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New York Times
Washington
Etta Portner
Robert Portner
City
William P. Meredith
Virginia
Meredith
E. BE. Meredith
Sanford and Martin are wed at Central Park West home
Miss Ethel Parker Sanford and Charles Gordon Martin were married yesterday at 8 30 pm at the Sanford home 320 Central Park West with Rev Henry E Cobb of the Dutch Collegiate Church officiating A reception followed Maid of honor Miss Mabel L Goodnan bridesmaids Shedora Faber Florence Ballin Edna Robbins Elizabeth Rogers Best man William G Austin ushers Edward Johnson Horace C Jones Harry Creamer Ralph Carrol
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Ethel Parker Sanford
Henry S. Sanford
Charles Gordon Martin
Benajah M Martin
Central Park West
Henry E. Cobb
Dutch Collegiate Church
Mabel L. Goodnan
Shedora Faber
Florence Ballin
Edna Robbins
Elizabeth Rogers
William G. Austin
Edward Johnson
Horace C. Jones
Harry Creamer
Ralph Carrol
Mrs Ronalds Aids A Singer In London Debut Effort
Mrs Fanny Carter Ronalds, once of this city, entertains in London and visits in the United States. She plans to help Miss Marion Spinner of Boston secure engagements in London, using her influence gained during a recent White Mountains trip.
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Fanny Carter, Ronalds
London
Plaza
White Mountains
Marion Spinner
Boston
Spinney
Ronalds
SAILING TO DAY TRANSATLANTIC LINERS LISTED
The notice lists sailings for PROVENCE from Havre and AMERIKA from Hamburg with numerous booked passengers including Prof. Paul Courment and Viscount de Suzannet aboard PROVENCE and the Right Rev. Bishop John Michaud among AMERIKA travelers, plus GROSSER KORFUERST from Bremen with several passengers.
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Provence
Havre
Megr
Manuel A. Arboreda
Count H. de Berhis
Walter d. R. Berry
Paul Courment
C. W. Cook
Bashford Dean
E. P. Gray
W. J. Haywood
C. Pomeroy
W. A. Powell
Jose de Rivas
Viscount de Suzannet
Frank E. Terry
Edward R. Wharton
Amerika
Hamburg
Henry Otto Alexander
S. M.adler
Juan Felix Brandes
Frank W. Crocker
James Carstairs
Charles P. Emmonds
Richard Friese
W. H. Holmes
John 8.Michaud
T. P. Latham
F. E. Roy
Charles E. Whitney
James H. Warner
Genevieve Winterbotham
Grosser Korfuerst
Bremen
A. Bertram
Martha Klingmann
Edward I. Mahler
Edwin L. Oakford
Gustav Starn
F. W. Williams
Social events at Hot Springs gatherings noted
Mr and Mrs A S Carpenter hosted dinner in the Japanese room with guests including Mr and Mrs Sydney W Foulks and Misses Charlotte and Belle Andrews. Fern Villa hosted Mrs Seth Barton French for dinner with George S Brewster and Lispenard Stewart among the guests. A Palm Beach cakewalk and informal hop drew the younger set with Emily Sloane and others. Cakewalk judges were William Ellis Scull T H Vetterlin and HM B Legg. A tennis tournament heated up as Miss Wyckhan faces Mrs Edey and Miss Jordan meets Miss Winthrop ahead of finals for a silver cup donated by Nathaniel F Moore.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
A. S. Carpenter
Sydney W. Foulks
L. E. Stoddard
Charlotte Andrews
Belle Andrews
W. L Lawson
Morris L. Johnston
Seth Barton French
Fern Villa
Walker Fearn
George S. Brewster
Frank Grey Griswold
Lispenard Stewart
Palm Beach
Emily Sloane
Eleanor Green
Elizabeth Lattimer
Dorothy Wild
Marion Stoddard
Rebecca Collier
William Ellis Scull
T. H
Society notes on weddings and society events
Miss Matilde Van Rensselaer and George C. White Jr. to wed in Grace Church at 4. Janet Innes and William Wutts White Jr. to marry at 53 West Seventy-third Street at 4. Hunter breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fanshawe at Silver Brook Farm. Various society guests, travels, and upcoming nuptials in New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilde van Rensselaer
Stephen van Rensselaer
George C. White, Jr
Grace Church
Colony Club
Janet Innes
William Reynolds Innes
New York
William Wutts White, Jr
Providence
West Seventy-third Street
Virginia Hot Springs
Plaza
Edson Bradley
Garnwill
Herbert Shipman
Max FE. Schmidt
Convent
N. J
George P. Schmidt
Canada
Normandie Oak
Morristown
J. F. A. Clark
East Thirty-eighth Street
Dorothy Bigelow
Charlotte Harding
Grace Tracy
Hammerstein Rehearsals Under Way in City Theatres
Oscar Hammerstein assembles rehearsals across Manhattan for three theatres. Campanini leads the New York orchestra at the Manhattan Signor while choruses at both the New York and Philadelphia houses prepare. Sturani conducts the Philadelphia orchestra at the Amsterdam Opera House with ballets practicing at the Victoria.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Signor
Campanini
New York
Philadelphia
Amsterdam Opera House
Signor Sturan i
Philadelphia Orchestra
Victoria
Chaminade Says Farewell Concert At Carnegie Hall
Mme Cecile Chaminade will give a farewell concert at Carnegie Hall on December 15. The announcement states she will perform in New York City marking her final appearance in that venue.
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Chaminade
Mme. Cecile Chaminade
Carnegie Hall
Maude Fulton Collapses During Vaudeville Performance
Maude Fulton collapsed on stage during a Keith and Proctor vaudeville show at the 125th Street Theatre last night. She is reported to have congestion of the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith & Proctor
125Th Street Theatre
Maude Fulton
Theatrical Notes and Industry Moves Across New York
Henry Woodruff signs with William Morris for a Perryde sketch while Alice Lloyd bows out in vaudeville next week at the Colonial Theatre. George Fawcett offers English rights to A Gentleman From Mississippi. Theater folk from Irving Place and German Theatre attend The Man Who Stood Still at Circlé Theatre for Mme Mathilde Cottrelly Grace. George gives up Divorcons tour to join new Give and Take cast with Frank Worthing and Max Freeman. Bertha Kalich’s Cora heads to production in St Louis. de Gresac crafts new roles for Faversham and Lipman. Margaret Wycherly signs five years with Aarons and Slocum for Her Other Self by Stange and Veiller. American Academy of Dramatic Arts marks its twenty fifth year with The Wisdom of Tact and A Comedie Royale at Empire Theatre. Burr McIntosh plans a new illustrated tour The United States Today. Arthur Voegtlin and wife celebrate their wooden anniversary at 3829 West Eighty third Street. he is the Hippo drome scenic artist.
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Alice Liloyd
Colonial Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
George Fawcett
W. A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
Mississippi
Irving Place Theatre
New German Theatre
Circlé Theatre
Mme
Mathilde Cottrelly
Grace. George
Fred de Gresac
Frank Worthing
Max Freeman
Cora
Mme. de Gresac
Bertha Kalich
St.Louis
William Faversham
Clara Lipman
Margaret Wycherly
Alfred E. Aarons
John P. Slocum
Miss Wxrcherly
Stanislaus. Stange
Bayard Veiller
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Empire Theatre
Comedie Royale
Burr Mcintosh
United States
Arthur Voegtlin
West Eighty-third Street
Mr. Voegtlin
American pianist Nathan Fryer to perform in Mendelssohn Hall recital
Nathan Fryer, a young American pianist, is engaged by the Damrysch Symphony Orchestra for a Mendelssohn Hall recital on November 11. Also announced: Ricardo Martin and Herbert Witherspoon join Metropolitan Opera House singers. Jeanne Jomelli soloing with the New York Symphony on October 31 at the Brooklyn Academy. Sousa's Band concert at the Metropolitan Opera House will aid the Firemen's Memorial Fund with soloists Estelle Liebling Giacinta Delle Rocca and Herbert L. Clarke. Laparra praises Jean Note as ideal Ramon with Toscanini conducting. Emil Sauer's Mendelssohn Hall recital program includes works by Bach Schubert Chopin Grieg Liszt with Liszt pieces Venezia e Napoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Fryer
Mendelssohn Jiall
Damrysch Symphony Orchestra
Ricardo Martin
Herbert Witherspoon
Metropolitan Opera House
Jeanne Jomelli
New York Symphony Orchestra
New Brooklyn Academy
Sousa
Estelle Liebling
Giacinta
Delle Rocca
Herbert L. Clarke
Jean Note
Metropolitan
Ramon
Laparra
Signor Gatti-Casazza
Toscanini
Sulzberger Charities Head Henry Rice Retires
Henry Rice resigns after 34 years as President of United Hebrew Charities at the annual board meeting. Cyrus L. Sulzberger elected successor, with Edgar J. Nathan and Mrs William Einstein as vice presidents and other officers named. Rice notes growth from 75,000 to 800,000 Jews in New York since founding. Sulzberger to take active direction immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rice
United Hebrew Charities
Cyrus L. Sulzberger
Louis Stern
Louis A. Heinsheimer
M. D. Wahiman
Rice
United Charities
Charles Hallgarten
Europe
New York
Sulzberger
Borough names in obituary list of Brooklyn greats
A chain of obituaries notes diverse figures from Bayonne to Yonkers and Brooklyn. It highlights Vreeland Vaughn Bennet Weiss Armstead Dutchell Crawford Martin Bayley Post Sherwood Ketcham Schlatter Collins Clarke and others with ages, residences and survivor details.
Girl on Stage Earns Lead After 21 Days Trial
An 17 year old actress with 21 days on stage is promoted to leading woman by Henry Harris after performing in The Offenders at Hudson Theatre. She previously had a minor role and will tour with Roberta Edeson in The Call of the Wild or similar production. Her theatrical family includes father John J. Coleman and mother Therese Deagle with historic ties to Frohman and Deagle's Va rieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Edeson
Henry
Harris
Hudson Theatre
Edeson
Miss Murdock
American Theatrical Exchange
Therese Deagle
Charles Frohman
George Deagle
Deagle
Stuis
Joseph Jefferson
Cl Smith Russell
J. x. Emmett
Duquesne Horse Show Opens in Pittsburgh Garden
About 3,000 spectators watched the Duquesne Horse Show begin at Duquesne Garden. A large entry field of 407 across 13 classes faced judging, with blue ribbons expected to propel winners to Madison Square Garden. Two accidents marred the night as Redbird and Jack Hepburn caused wrecks without serious injuries.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Madison Square Orden
W. P. Snyder
Henry . Rea
Newark
Redbird
Clarence Steinz
Mueller
Jack Hepburn
D Frank Greenewald Dies at White Haven
D Frank Greenewald, nephew of the Gimbel brothers, died today at White Haven after a fall and illness. He had lived with his sister Mrs Clarence Millhiser in Richmonté earlier, and was moved to White Haven about a month ago. He served as a director of the country club and left his father and sister as survivors.
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New York Times
Philadelph
D. Frankreenewald
White Haven
Messrs
Gimbel
K. Greenewald
Ind
Untry Club
Sur
Aaron E. Greenewald
Millhiser
English Chartered Accountant John Annan Dies in New York
John Annan an English chartered accountant died suddenly at the Plaza Hotel yesterday of heart disease at age fifty two arriving in this country on Sept 11 and near returning to England when illness struck last Friday. The funeral service will be held at St Thomas Guard Fifth Avenue and Fifty third Street tomorrow at 6 AM. Annan was born in Scotland but lived much of his life in London where the body will be taken for interment.
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William Bennet
Newark
Nikolaus Weiss
St. Anne’s Avenue
769Th Street
Fulton Avenue
Henry H. Armstead
Sea Gate
New Haven
Alice McPherson
Armstead
Gen. McPherson
Gettysburg
Penn
Henry H
Daniel M. Armstead
John C. Davis
Henry Classaway Davis
William A. Dutchell
H. B. Claflin Company
Claflin
Worth
Church Streets
Anne T. McNulty
West Litxy-ninth Street
John Crawford Martin
The
Abbot Press
West Seventy-second Street
Mariner's Harbor
Alena National Feank
Presbyteria 1N Union
Pennsylvania Society
New York Southern Society
Richard Bayley Post
Marlston
West Eighth Street
Post
Elizabeth
N. J
Alfred S. Hepsarn
Bound Brook
W.ener Sherwood
Sherwood
Seorge Edwin Ketcham
Home Bank of
New York City
Corn Exchange Bank
North Broadway
Yonkers
New York
New York Produce Exchange
St. John’s Riverside Hospital
First
Presbyteria Church
Brooklyn
Grand Avenue
Giessen
Germany
Giessen University
Stihphen Collins
Fifth Avenie
Manhattan
George F. Guay
Jefferson Avenue
I’ Sokiya
Manhatan
Terence Francis Clarke
Willoughby Avenue
St. Francis Xavier College
John Annan
Plaza Hotel
Esterday
England
St.Thomas's Guard
Fifth
Hj Windor
N. Tienry
Cornwall
Richard Bayley
Eliza Deane Arden
Christ Church
Elizabeth,n. J
Miss Herbert Hosts Double Birthday and Wedding Party
Miss Ella Herbert daughter of composer and orchestra leader Vic tor Herbert gave a private party at 321 West 108th Street to celebrate her nineteenth birthday and the wedding day of her friend Miss an daughter of Supreme O'Gorman to Dudley Ma. Guests included the four sisters of Miss O'Gorman, Kenneth Norton, Thomas Kaveney, Alfred Rose, William D. Davidson, Edwin Drewes, and Carl Springer. Victor Herbert performed a cello solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Herbert
Victor Herbert
West 108Th Street
Miss Herbert
Missan
Supreme O'Gorman
Dudley Ma
Miss O'Gorman
Kenneth Norton
Thomas Kaveney
Alfred Rose
William D. Davidson
Edwin Drewes
Carl Springer
Mr. Herbert
Election Returns by Airship at the Hippodrome
Election urns will be announced next Tuesday at the Hippodrome as ballots from the city and state are received. A back stage messenger will report the results while airships navigate the skies, signaling the battlest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Auction notices and sale details at Grace Church and Vesey Street
Fragmentary OCR lists auction and sale details including Grace Church on Broadway and 2 Sold at auction on Wednesday at 12:36 by Adrian H. Andrew J. McCormack Auction Exchange Salesrooms 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Broadway
Wedness
Adrian H. Andrew
J. McCormack
Auc- Exchange
Marriages Listed in Regional Notices From October 1908
Multiple couples connected by marriages are announced with dates in October 1908. Names include Esterly Chapman, Philip Mosen thal, Marrin Picabla, Ainsworth Picabla, Van Wagenen, Whiting, Tuohy Canziani, Donnelly Scaine, Wildey Dumont, Henderson Ritter, Lindop Walsh, Macomber Willyer, Mendel Meyer, Pedrick Hagney, Reeve McKean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Emma Hagney
Albert Pedrick Reeve
McKean
Bossie I
Winslow
Reeve
Obituary notices from a late October city page
A collage of obituaries and funeral notices listing names such as John Annan of London Walter Frost Gordon Guido Husted and others. It notes funeral times locations like St Thomas Church Friends Meeting House and Union Street Montclair with interments and private services in New York Jersey and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annan
John “Annay
London
Iingland
St. Thomas's Church
England
Carpenter
Franklin T. Carpenter
Friends’ Meeting House
6Th St
Rutherford Place
Frost
Helen P
Elizabeth
Benjamin Frost
Union St
Montclair
Gordon
Fonday
Eleanore C
Richard H. Gordon
Nashville
Guido
Reitzenstein
Brooklyn
Ange
Husted
Mary A. van Pelt
Jarvis N. Hustel
Mott Haven
140Th St
Sd Av
Kensico Cemetery
Obituary notices list Brooklyn and Jersey City deaths
A long string of death notices and funeral details from Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and Bayonne listing names ages dates and funeral arrangements including Anna E Hannon Simon Barnes Mary Bartley Laura Drew and many others with addresses such as 181 Richards St Brooklyn 450 Grand St Jersey City and 42 Morris Ave Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannon
Richards St
Brooklyn
Fet
Anna E. Hannon
Barnes
Vanderbilt Ay
Simon Barnes
Bartley
Grand St
Jersey City
Mary Bartley
Beck
St. Christian
Heck
Charles - Ghehrens Ared
Bonnet
Morris Ave
John Bonnet
Gred
Braun
Brock
St. Jersey
Elien Brock
Tian
Carny
Caran Core
M. Clarke
Willoahby
Tien Riym
Terence FL Marke
Faern Faprotew
Collins
Jefferson A Ir Cokiyn” -Oet
Ate Stephen
Colling
Agert
Conway
Duffie Si
Feecaiva
Ger
Thomas
Delaney
Laney
St. Ednamd
Okizn
John
Dixon
E. Dixon
Drew
Clarkson
Clarkson &., Broety Hn, Ort. of, Laura [C. Drew
Madison Sr
Laura
Paneras
Fallen
New Biighton
Marc F F. Fallen
Fprisch
Quitman St
Newark
Nots
Caroline Frisch
Frommer
Mortars St
N. J
Charles Frommer
Goodenough
Warren St. Jersey
Mary A. Goolenough
Fiackett
John B. Hackett
Hardiman
Jersey
Iidget Wardinway Harris
Willow St. Hrooktens
Mary A. Harris
Jemdlamon Puneral
KAHRS
Puneral
Kleen
Furteras
Tite
Itteokiyn
Elle Kroibhealy
Lynch
Mary Lyne Acre
Lemon
Eleazer
Lyon
New Brighton
Margaret Lyon
St. Mcguinness
Kate McGuinness
Charles Noble
Noll
Lenox
Oettgen
Lewis Place
Strooklyn
Jane Ann Reinhard Rimback
Orange Valley
Rimback
Schmidt
Eatharina Schmidt
Lfield Schonef
Pennsylvania
Amy L. Schoner
Schott
Gold St
Charles Schott
Schtzer
Sal Union St
Oet
Frederica A. Schweitzer
Scott
Marcarey City
Marcnrec
Shanahan
Kate Smith
Smith
Pacific St
Tersey Ty
Snedecor
Putnam
Trdekirn
Wet
Mary L. Snedecur
Swansen
Park Mace
Breegtan
Mary Swansen
Tompkins
Marcaret
J. Tompkins
Gladstone
H. Tompkins
Vaughan
Fisher
Tuttenville
John J. Vaughan, Jr
Warburg
Winthrop St
Arthur F. Warburg
Wassmuth
Linise
Pictures and features promise a lively Sunday Times
The Times Picture Section will present five photographs over two pages capturing the Vanderbilt Cup race finish and a portrait of Miss Elkins, plus images of the Suffragettes at the House of Commons. The Magazine Section will include a piece on Col. W. C. Greene’s romantic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Miss Elkins
House of Commons
Col. W.C. Greene
Sunday Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Hunt
Miss Smith
Dr. Talmage
Martin Sullivan Baldwin
William Delavan Baldwin
Fifty-eighth Street
Hazel Talmage Smith
Meredith-Portner
Martin—Sanford
Mrs. Ronalds
de Rivas
Bishop Michaud
Society AT
Social Notes
William H. Falconer
Louise Falconer
Bruce Falconer
Madison Avenue
F. H. Peabody
J. Harris Metcalf
Wolcott
Francis W. Hirst
H. H. H. Asquith
London Economict
A. Alfred Eyer
Meyer
Gladys Butler
Chapin Marcus
William Elder Marcus
Geneva
Miss Butler
Trousseau
Mr. Butler
Alban Butler
Wedekind
Fruehkiings Erwachen
Paulitus Chase
Paris Theatre
Jakes
Conservatoire
Miss Andrews
Théâtre Des Arts
Frank Wedekind
Schuman
Hammerstein
Henry Woodruff
Brown
William Morris
Emil Sauer
Mendelssohn Hall
Friedemann Bach
Imremptu
Schubert
E. P. Dutton & Co
West 23d Street
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
Teun Tae
Sixth Avenue
42D
Auto & Wardrobe
Sulzberger Charities
Hebrew Organization
Ann Murdock
Robert Edeson
Duquesne Horse Show
D. Frank Greenewald
Taft i Chaner
Republican Party
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Charles H. Duell
John G. Wickler
Leander B. Faber
Stephen J. Burrows
Almet Reed Latson
Harmon W. Cropsey
Samuel S. Voshell
Charles S. Devoy
Isaac
H. Cary
George 8
Husch
Charles S. Adler
Herman L.schrader
George J. Seabury
Martin Steinthal
Felix M. Warburg
Henry S. Johnston
Leopold Stern
Ambrose C. Neal
Louis Silverstein
Frank K. Bowers
Franklin Q. Brown
Otis H . Eugene van Loan
Alba M. Ide
Louis I. Waldman
Enry E. Huntington
George Frederick Bayle
Asan O. Gallup
William Cary Sanger
James B. Wise
Daniel M. Edwards
Celora E. Martin
Allen Loomis
Harcellus V. Crittenden
Arthur Amory Houghton
George W. Whitehead
Charles E. Hughes
Horace White
Samuel S. Koenig
Gomptrolier
Charles H. Gaus
Thomas B. Dunn
Edward Richard O'Malley
Frank M. Williams
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Luke McHenry
Jacob Schwab
Charles McLouth
Charles
Rauber
Robert A. Maxwell
Albert Fr. Geyfr
George Ginther
Bert A.plagg
Aewis Stuyveant Chanler
John A. DIX
John Ss.on
Alen
Ste Julius Auser
George M! Palmer
Philip P. Farley
Taft and Chanler Business Men’s League
West
125Th ST
108Th Street
Grace
10Th St
Muller & Son Tioneer
Vesey St
Ompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wilts
Mosenthal , Chapman
Esterly
William Henry Chapman
Philip James Mosenthal
Picabia—Marrin
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
Father Dinauld
Marie Josephine Ainsworth
William James Marrin
Lorenzo Martine « Picabla
Canziani
Tuohy
Elizabeth G. Tuohy
August Canziani
Donnelly
Scaine
Lelleville
Elizabeth Scaine
Harry Kr.donnelly
Bird
teaKetcham
North E
Adwar
Das M. Cargeet
Grand Nr
Frederic Kidder
Crescent Av
Angelon McDermott
Alo Alto
California
Ruth “S
Murray
Robert Lindsey
Murray City
W. Adm. S
Ridge’ Cemetery
Chan- New Bedford
Mass
Hazy. W.T
Herric
Ang Mygatt
Jamas Mygatt
Hazy
Linden
New J
Nicoll
M.D
West Shore Re Road
Willam Strange
Jehial R
Z Tracy
Lnte
New Yoy
Elleth Ren- Wilson
Tarrytown
Grand One
St. Mark's Place
Rogers
Nassau Bank
Directo
Pivy Yeu
Cier
William H. Rogers
Combe
William
L Rogers
Jward Earl
Nagle-Cuddy
Mre
Negte Cuddy
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerome Avene
Gramercy
FFICE
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Camprese
Chelsea
Rosehill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!