Thousands Mourn Big Tim Sullivan at Bowery Funeral
A silent Bowery crowd, tens of thousands from all walks, paid last respects to Timothy D. Sullivan at his coffin in the Sullivan Clubhouse. Leaders and locals, officials and mourners, signaled a citywide gesture as plans for a funeral procession to Old St Patrick’s Cathedral and then Calvary Cemetery began to unfold.
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Tim’ Sullivan
Fourteenth Street
Timothy D. Sullivan
Bowery
Big Tim
Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mott Street
Timothy D. Sullivan Club
Killarney
Larry Mulligan
Tim
Big
Eugene F. Kinkead
New Jersey
Champ Cleark
House of Representatives
Washington
Kinkead
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Bleecker Street
Mott
Cathedral
Spring Street
Prince
Lafayette Street
Kenmare
Williamsburg Bridge
Calvary Cemetery
Brooklyn
Kenmare Street
Kerry
Ireand
Old Cathedral
Fourteenth Ward Athletic Club
Sullivan Club
The
Morris Dies of Gas Poisoning at Brooklyn Home
Edward Lyman Morris, curator of natural science at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, was found dead from accidental asphyxiation at 428 East Twelfth Street, Flatbush. A gust of wind reportedly blew out a lit gas jet after a party, with Morris and his family present. Born October 23, 1870 in Monson, Massachusetts, he studied at Amherst and held multiple teaching and biology roles before joining the Brooklyn Institute in 1907.
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Edward Lyman Morris
Museum
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
United States Fish Commission
East Twelfth Street
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Parkville
Morris
Amherst
Western High School
Washington, D. C
Washington
Brooklyn Institute
United States National Herbarium
Department of Agriculture
Edison Ordered to Rest at Llewellyn Park Home
Dr John Hammond Bradshaw ordered Thomas A Edison to take at least a week of rest at his Llewellyn Park home due to a cold and indigestion that worsened on a motor trip through New England. Edison resists but complies as his family insists on the pause in laboratory work.
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Orange
N. J
John Hammond Bradshaw
Thomas A. Edison
Llewellyn Park
Mr. Edison
Edison
New England
Dr. Bradshaw
Capitol Police Chief Quigley Dies in Washington
Capt. Thomas Quigley chief of Capitol building and grounds police died at Providence Hospital from cirrhosis of the liver. He had been at a summer resort near Washington and returned ill. His home was Paterson New Jersey where he served on the Board of Aldermen. He became chief on March 4 following Senator Hughes of New Jersey's recommendation.
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New York Times
Washington
Thomas Quigley
Capitol Building
Providence Hospital
Quigley
Paterson
N. J
Capitol Police
William Hughes
New Jersey
Shubert Line Announces Oh, I Say Farce With Kern Music
The Shuberts plan next week’s London produced farce Oh, I Say with music by Jerome Kern. The cast features Walter Jones Joseph Herbert Joseph Phillips Richard Temple Alice Yorke Mabel Hamilton Flavia Arcaro Tyler Brooke Clara Palmer Nellie King Helen Lee Bert Clark Elizabeth Arlons and Lucy Dodge. Ethel Mantell joins Robert B Mantell’s company in juvenile roles as Charlotte Behrens is named professionally. Laurette Taylor will appear in matinees during Peg o My Heart at Cort Theatre with Emilie Melville Christine Norman and others. The Liebler Gen John Regan cast includes Arnold Daly Harry Harwood Frederick Burton Oliver Doud Lorn W G Fay Marie ONeill and Alice O'Dey. Forrest Winant stars in The Family Cupboard and will lead in Wagenhals Kemper's After Five by De Mille.
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Shuberts
London
Jerome Kern
Shubert
Walter Jones
Joseph Herbert
Joseph Phillips
Richard Temple
Alice Yorke
Mabel Hamilton
Flavia Arcaro
Tyler Brooke
Clara Palmer
Nellie King
Helen Lee
Bert Clark
Elizabeth Arlons
Lucy Dodge
Robert B. Mantell
Hassard Short
Clarence Handyside
Reginald Mason
Liebler
John Regan
Arnold Daly
Harry Harwood
Frederick Burton
Oliver Doud Lorn
W. G. Fay
Marie O'Neill
Alice O’dey
Forrest Winant
the Playhouse
Wagenhals & Kemper
William and
Cecil de Mille
Price drop at Forty fourth Street Theatre for When Dreams Come True
The Philip Bartholomae production moves from the Lyric to the Forty fourth Street Theatre tonight with top seats at 1.50 dollars for night shows and 1 dollar for matinees. This marks a rare Broadway price experiment revived after decades.
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Philip Bartholomae
Lyric
Fortyfourth Street
Nanee
Herald Square Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Wagner De Ardussey Engagement in Reading
Mr and Mrs Albert J Wagner of Reading announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline E Wagner to Charles Hugh deane of Paris The bride to be is engaged to an electrical engineer for Western Electric Company formerly an officer in the French Army The wedding is planned for early next spring
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Wagner-De Ardussey
New York Times
Reading
Penn
Albert J. Wagner
Caroline E. Wagner
Charles Hugh Deane
Paris
de Ardussey
Western Electric Company
Rench Army
Arrivals from Glasgow on the Cameronia
Among yesterday's Cameronia passengers are Mrs Ida Adams Miss Annie C Addison Miss Blanche Alexander Miss J W Allan James Allan Mrs E R Barker Andrew Beatty Walter Blake Lawson Brown J A Carlisle Miss N G Clarke G D Coleman Mr and Mrs CC C Connell Mr and Mrs J H Davey Miss M H Dickson J Donald Miss A K Duncan Mrs G W Fastman Mr and Mrs Devereux Emmet Mrs D Farquhar R M Fleming Mrs J Geddes Rev R A Gibson Malcolm Graham Rev D M Grant Dr G R Hall Rev and Mrs G H Harvey Capt J B Dalzell Hunter Mr and Mrs W F Kennedy Robert Logan Mr and Mrs BE A Lyon Mr and Mrs J L Murray Andrew Purvis Mrs H C Reid Mr and Mrs A Robertson S A Sharp James Stewart Mr and Mrs W H Taylor T Wilson Forbes Watson
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Glasgow
Cameronia
Ida Adams
Annie C. Addison
Blanche Alexander
J. W. Allan
James Allan
E. R. Barker
Andrew Beatty
Walter §. Blake
Lawson Brown
J. A. Carlisle
N. G. Clarke
G. D. Coleman
CC. C. Connell
J. H. Davey
M. H. Dickson
J. Donald
A. K. Duncan
G. Wfastman
Devereux Emmet
D. Farquhar
R. M. Fleming
J.>. Geddes
R. A. Gibson
Malcolm Graham
D. M. Grant
G. R. Hall
G. H. Harvey
J. B. Dalzell Hunter
Double Bill for Drew at Empire Theatre This September
John Drew will perform in J. M. Barrie The Will and Henry Arthur Jones The Tyranny of Tears at the Empire Theatre on Sept 29, alternating roles from a young man to a 45 year old and a 35 year old. Haddon Chambers to direct The Tyranny of Tears with a capable supporting cast. Ethel Barrymore to begin rehearsals for Tante with Charles Cherry leading, directed by Chambers.
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John Drew
Empire Theatre
J. M. Barrie
Henry Arthur Jones
Barrie
the Jones
Haddon Chambers
Mr. Drew
Julian D’estrange
Hubert Cruce
Laura Hope Crews
Mary Boland
Frank Kemble Cooper
Fred Eric
Sidney Herbert
Walter Scherling
Murray Ross
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Charles Cherry
Mr. Chambers
Obituary notices of multiple New Jersey and New York figures
Charles H. Copeland 40, head of the Massachusetts State News Service for a decade, died in Boston after pneumonia following appendectomy. Leroy Davey 29, oakum dealer in Jersey City, died at home East Orange New Jersey. Fannie Lehman wife of Anton Lehman died at home in poor health aged 57. Kate H. Hawxhurst 74 widow of Rev. P. R. Hawxhurst died at 387 Classon Avenue Brooklyn. John W. Tate 67, Brooklyn Navy Yard employee, died at 687 Hudson Street Manhattan. Miss Mary J. Thickston mission worker died at Belmar New Jersey after long illness. Thomas A. Ford 29, associated with his father Don Ford publisher of The New Freeman’s Journal and manager of The Irish World, died at 432 Carlton Avenue Brooklyn after long illness. Patrick Londrigan Alderman of Hoboken two terms and former Hudson County Freeholder died at 518 Clinton Street Hoboken aged 67.
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Charles H. Copeland
Massachusetts
How News Service
Boston
Leroy Davey
W. C. Davey & Sons
Oakum Dealers
Jersey City
Vernon Terrace
East Orange
N. J
Fannie Lehman
Anton Lehman
West End Avenue
Kate H. Hawxhurst
P. R. Hawxhurst
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
John W. Tate
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hudson Street
Manhattan
Mary J. Thickston
Belmar
Thomas A. Ford
Don Ford
New Freeman’s Journal
Irish World
Carlton Avenue
Patrick Londrigan
Hoboken
Clinton Street
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Hudson County
Marriage and Death Notices For The New York Times
Notice indicates marriage and death notices are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times.
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New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements Listings for Sept Dates
Born to Dr and Mrs Crohn in Far Rockaway on Sept 14 a daughter. Feltenstein birth at 39 West 163rd Street on Sept 12 a son. Ginsberg birth at 409 West 80th Street on Sept 8. Manne birth at 581A 6th Street Brooklyn a daughter. Rosenthal birth at 204 West 110th Street a daughter. Weil birth at Mount Vernon on Sept 12 a daughter.
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Weil
Mount Vernon
Marital bonds listed in local society notices
Engaged. Mozette Harris to Joseph Baumann. Cecelia S. Hammerstein to Alfred L. Beck. Helen W. Simpson to Lowther B. Cheney. Leah Rosengar ten to Isaac Cohen. Flora Rosenbaum to Solomon Cohn. Lipman to Leanneils. Madeline Landsberger to Paul Drukker. Emma Ehrenberg to Islam Franzblau.
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Baumann — Harris
Mozette Harris
Joseph Baumann
Beck—Hammerstein
Cecelia Ss. Hammerstein
Alfred L. Beck
Cheney—Simpson
Helen W. Simpson
Lowther B. Cheney
Cohen—Rosengarten
Leah Rosengarten
Isaac Cohen
Cohn—Rosenbaum
Flora Rosenbaum
Solomon Cohn
Caveat Lipman
Leeaniels
Drukker — Landsberger
Madeline Landsberger
Paul Drukker
Franz
Frindel-Elsberg and Related Name Transfers
A list of paired surname transfers shows individuals such as Liltien Ellsberg Irene Sanders Evelyn J Briefer Dora D Dresdner and Lillian Bardell detailing moves to spouses or relatives. The garbled text includes multiple minor name pairs and connections among families in a social notices style.
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Frindel—Elsberg
Liltien Ellsberg
Njamin Gurfein - Laznicky
Cecetia Lagnicky
Harry Gurfein
Jacobs
Sanders
Irene Sanders
Har- JacoBs
Jacobus —Ringheimer
Selma Bingheimer
Nathan Kee Ee Roader
Saith du Kiauer
Katz
Evelyn J. Briefer
Moses Levy
Pollock
Sadye Pollock
Joseph Lowenstein
Wodiska
Edna WodIska
Morris Lowenstein
Murphy—Simpson
Minnie A. Simpson
Richard W. Murphy
Newman—Moss
Minnie Moss
Morrisewman
Nussbaum—Mitchell
Alma Mitchell
Sinclair CC
Nussbaum
Otner—Stone
Lena Stone
Morris Otner
Petchesky
Dresdner
Dora D. Dresdner
Louis Petchesky
Pierson
B Bardell
Lillian
Bardell
Henry Pierson
Riessman -Weisz
Helen Weisz
Frank
Marriages Recorded in New York Area Sept 9 10
Notices list several wedding announcements including Rose Schwartz to Jack Goldman Irma Jacobeson to Robert Levin Edith M Sanner to Charles F Burkhardt Rose Martino to Francis J Conti Ethel M Redfern to Dr Leland D Ives and Hon A Housman to William Roggenkamp all dated Sept 9 10 with no cards issued for the first.
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McMahon — Lattimer
Frederic Perkins
Marjorie Lattimer
William and
Helen Sheffield Lattimer
New York City
Harry McMahon
St. Johnsville
N. Y
Brooklyn
Burkhardt
Sanner
Edith M. Sanner
Charles F. Burkhardt
Conti
Martindo
Rose Martino
Francis J. Conti
Ives—Redfern
Ethel M. Redfern
Leland D. Ives
Roggenkamp
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and nearby towns dated Sept 1913
A long list of death notices and funeral details for residents of Brooklyn East Orange Montclair and surrounding areas. Entries include Winifred Anderson Josephine Braemer James Clark Leroy Davey Emeline Derby John Dolson Alice DuBois and many others with addresses and service times. Interments occur in Cypress Hills Calvary Zanesville and other cemeteries with wake and travel details noted.
Unveiling Monuments at Jewish Cemeteries Across Sept 21
A long list of notices details individuals such as Morris Aaron Guranowsky and Lehman Levy unveiling monuments at multiple Jewish cemeteries including Maimonides Mount Zion and Washington Cemeteries on September 21 with varying 2:30 to 3:30 P M times along with memorial masses for Doris Isaacs and Estelle Halle.
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Appel
Morris
Maimonides
Banner
Aaron
Berness Jacob
Montho
Cate Saky
Mary
Mass
St- Michael's
Newark
N. J
Dorf
Halle
Estelle
Hemmendinger
Eugene
Mount Zion
Isaacs
Doris S&s
Jackson
Thomas F
St. James‘s
King
Massie
Roe
Eva
Lewin
Morosini
Greeces P
Dl . O' Reilly
Rothschild
Leopold
Mount Ziem
M. Schlang
Benjamin
Lees Ae Rochelle
N. Y
Weil
Max
Washington c
Weis Genet
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Grove St
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St. Luke's Church
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Varick St
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Anhew
Washington Av
KRUSE
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Putnam Ave
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Westminster Road
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Pacific St
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Lincoln Avr
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Montauk Av
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Corcoran
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Southlith St
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Glaser
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Powell
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Woodlawn Cemetery
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