Old Champion Wins Horse Show Prize at White Plains
A large turnout packed the Westchester County Fair and Horse Show at White Plains. Sheriff Lane raided a rear booth finding whisky in teapots. six officials and society leaders, including Reginald C. Vanderbilt and J Campbell Thompson, attended the event while champions Whirl-of-the-Town and Phoebe Watton earned top honors in various harness and show classes.
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Westchester County Fair and Horse Show Association
White Plains
Westchester Society
Worthington Whitehouse
Sheriff Lane
Westchester County
J. Campbell Thompson
Phoebe Watton
Marie ‘Tempest
McDonald
Whitby Jet
Katzenjammer Kid
Mr. Vanderbilt
Lord Burleigh
Lord Brooke
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Kidies
Mr. Thompson
Emperor
Attorney
John Doyle
Prince Charming
Prince Alert
Sensation
Furor
Bighrs
Lelwaan Strauss
Cato
Carlos
W. R. Brown
James McClenahan
Daniel G. Reid
James Butler
Empire City Racing Association
Charles A. Bandoine
J. R. Steer
Frank Bradley
L. F E. Portez
Harry Darlington
Henry Siegel
W.H. Catlin
Miss Atterbury
George D. Sarron
Andrew Morison
F. WH. Townsend
HH. J. Graham
Leonard Prince
Henry G. Audenrieth
Edward C. Rutter
C. W. Leavitt
William Daveson
Jamies W. Maloney
Zlenry W
Shoemaker
EF. c. Rich
William H. Collier
Gifford A. Cochran
Pe. F. Relyea, Jr
Alan Miller
Samuel Sk. Jacobs
Miss May
Weatherbee
P. B. G. Silver Spray
H. A. Weatherbee
P. ‘Bd
Oak Leaf
S.r. G. Baby
Nestledown Farm
B. G. Attorney
Moses G. Byers
S. the Traitor
Engagements Highlight Clark Family Ties and Harvard Grad
Mr and Mrs George Crawford Clark announce the engagement of their daughter Edith Gilbert Clark to Reginald Fincke. Edith is sister of George C Clark Jr who wed Gertrude Sard of Albany and Marian Averell Clark engaged to Ray Appleton of Boston. Fincke is a Harvard graduate, Class of 1901.
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George Crawford Clark
Fifth Avenue
Edith Gilbert Clark
Reginald Fincke
Clark
George C. Clark, Jr
Gertrude Sard
Albany
Marian Averell Clark
Ray Appleton
Boston
Mr. Fincke
Harvard
Auchincloss Newlands Wedding Planned for September Day
Miss Frances C Newlands and Dr Hugh Auchincloss to wed September 29 at Franconia New Hampshire The ceremony will be quiet due to the illness of Mrs Edgar B Auchincloss Immediate family only Rev Endicott Peabody of Groton Mass to officiate Miss Alice C Newlands will be maid of honor Gordon Auchincloss will be best man
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Auchincloss
Newlands
Frances C. Newlands
Hugh Auchincloss
Franconia
N. H
Edgar
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Mass
Alice C. Newlands
Gordon Auchinccloss
Russian Minister of Commerce to wed Russian noblewoman
The engagement of Ivan Shipoff to Mile. Kropotovoi was announced in St. Petersburg. Kropotovoi, a teacher in an imperial girls' school, hails from a noble but not wealthy family. The marriage is set for early October. Shipoff was a Portsmouth Peace Conference delegate and is noted in the United States.
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ST. Petersburg
Ivan Shipoff
Mile. Kropotovoi
Mle. Kropotovoi
M. Shipoffs
Portsmouth
United States
Engagements and society notes across Briarcliff to Short Hills
The column lists engagements and society visits, noting LeRoy Walker Johnson’s engagement to Gertrude O’Hara and the Condit Wright engagement. It records appearances of Mrs Satterlee Marion Satterlee at Briarcliff, Briarcliff Lodge autumn guests, Kip and family at Briarcliff, Butler family at the Wolcott, honors for John G Carlisle at the Wolcott, Adriance and Alltsance in the White Mountains, Minturn at Lenox, Mrs. Whitney Warren traveling to Paris, Ruth Shippen Huidekoper at Bar Harbor, Augustus Schermerhorn visiting Lenox, and the upcoming marriage of Louise Leavitt Kobbe and William Alexander Manning at Short Hills.
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George B. Satterlee
Marion Saterlee
New York
Cazenovia
Briarcliff Lodge
Philip Rhinelander
Spring Lake, N. J
John G. Carlisle
Wolcott
Ruth Shippen Huidekoper
Richard H. Townsend
Bar Harbor
John R. McLean
Stonedge
Augustus Schermerhorn
Lenox
Richard Auchmuty
Edna A. Condit
Frederick D. Condit
Harold EF. Wright
Hast Orange
George C. Kobbé
Louise Leavitt Lobbé
William Alexander Manning
Short Hills
N. J
Fedora premiere postponed due to Mme Therry indisposition
The first Giordano Fedora at the Italian Grand Opera Company was postponed to next Saturday because Mme Helena Therry is indisposed. A portion of the crowd at the American Theatre requested refunds, while those seated witnessed a strong Carmen performance with Mme R Duce Merola as Carmen and E Torre as Don Jose. G Zara sang the Toreador and G Merola conducted.
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Mme
Helena Therry
Giordano
Fedora
Norman Hackett Appears In Classmates At Norfolk
Norman Hackett made his initial appearance at the Academy of Music in Classmates before a large Norfolk audience. A party of army officers from Fort Monroe occupied a National colors decorated box. Hackett played Duncan Irving with Doris Mitchell as leading woman and was well received.
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Norfolk
Norman Hackett
The
Academy of Music
Fort Monroe
Hackett
Duncan Irving
Doris Mitchell
Esperanto Actress Aug: Augusta Reusch joins German Theatre cast
Augusta Reusch arrived on the Deutschland and will perform Iphegenia in Dresden on August 19. She comes to New York to fill an engagement at the German Theatre on Madison Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street.
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Augusta Reusch
Iphegenia
Dresden
Madison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
William Feversham
Washington
Julie Opp
the World
Belasco Theate
Upcoming New York music recitals and concerts schedule
Louden Charlton selects Sunday October 18 for Mme Gadski’s New York recital. Josef Shevinne returns in a Carnegie Hall piano recital on October 31. Mme Schumann Heink appears at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn for a sole American song recital. Alwin Schroeder appears with the New York Symphony on November 22 and 24. Hamlin to perform at Carnegie Hall October 11. David Bispham opens at Carnegie Hall October 4 with English songs. Educational Theatre class under Sam Franko starts October 5 at 217 East Eighteenth Street, with entrance exams September 30 and October 2. Darbishire Jones debuts in Klein concerts at the German Theatre November 15. Russian Symphony Society last week reelects Hastings as President and names Smith, Jawante, Foote, Listemann as secretaries, Nickell as treasurer.
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Louden Charlton
Mme. Gadski
New York
Josef Shevinne
Carnegie Hall
Mme
Schumann-Heinek
America
New Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Alwin Schroeder
New York Symphony Orchestra
George Hamlin
David Bispham
Educational Theatre
Sam Franko
Educational Theatre House
East Eighteenth Street
Darbishire Jones
Klein
Russian Symphony Society
Frank Seymour Hastings
Howard C. Smith
Jawante
Foote
Franz Listemann
Ax Nickell
Arnold Daly Faces Bankruptcy Hearings Over Debts
Actor Arnold Daly testified on his voluntary bankruptcy filings from 1906 and 1908, stating he fears legal scrutiny could force him to quit acting. He claimed income from stage work, loans, and a missed payment to Senator Reynolds, while describing his finances as unstable and blaming persistent lawyer inquiries for his stress.
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Arnold Daly
Daly
Eugene Marchbanks
Mr. Daly
William H. Reynolds
William Lesser
Broadway
Frank Platzer
Mr .Daly
Senator Reynolds
Billy Smith
Chicago
Billy
Reynolds
Saratoga Springs Dispute Over Mineral Spring Pumps
Water in the mineral springs continued to rise in Saratoga Springs as court actions over a constitutional anti-pumping law proceed. Affidavits claim Hathorn, Patterson, and Livingston springs rose significantly after pumps were halted, with the appellate case debating the law’s validity and injunctions.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N. Y
Supreme Court
Houghton
Fitts
Hathorn
Patterson
Livingston
Monument honors Chilean historian Benjamin Vicuna Mackenna
A monument was unveiled in Santiago honoring Benjamin Vicuna Mackenna, a Chilean historian who died in 1886. The ceremony drew large crowds and evident enthusiasm. Mackenna took part in the 1851 revolts and spent years in exile in the United States and Europe before returning in 1856, later engaging in journalism and serving as envoy to Peru and the United States in 1865 to 1867.
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Benjamin Vicuna Mackenna
Santiago
Chile
Mackenna
United States
Europe
Peru
Princess de Broglie to sue for divorce desertion
Paris reports Princess de Broglie wife of Prince Robert de Broglie said she will file for divorce on grounds of desertion and take action against his parents to secure an allowance for their baby daughter.
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Paris
Princess de Broglie
Prince Robert de Broglie
Tolstoy Elected Honorary Member at St Petersburg Faculty
Count Ieo Tolstoy has been elected to honorary membership in the faculty of the University of St. Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Ieo Tolstoy
University of
Donor Buys Tickets For The Regeneration Play
Frederick G Ochler of 327 West 28th Street sent a $50 check to Charles Burnham of Wallack's Theatre to fund tickets for downtrodden men to see The Regeneration. Burnham delivered tickets to University Settlement and Chrystie Street House. Fifty balcony and fifty gallery seats were allocated to recipients who might feel uncomfortable in the orchestra.
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Frederick G. Ochler
West Twenty-eighth Street
Charles Burnham
Wallack
Burnham
University Settlement
Chrystie Street House
Teal to Open Garden Theatre in Chicago This October
Charles Frohman lends Ben Teal to Thomas T. Noonan, manager of Chicago’s new Garden theatre. Teal will stage the opening production The Winning Miss and assume charge a week from Monday.
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Charles Frohman
Ben Teal
Thomas T. Noonan
Chicago
the Garden
Mr. Teal
Portrait Presented To Thomas Allison On Birthday
Thomas Allison commissioner of jurors received a life size portrait from his office attaches. Later he was entertained at dinner in the Dunn Building restaurant with fifty covers. Commissioner Neville served as toastmaster.
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Thomas Allison
Allison
Dunn Building
Neville
Mary Stone Field Dies in Scarsdale Diabetes Claim
Mrs. Mary Stone Field daughter of Mrs. Franklin W Graves by Cyrus Field Jr died at her mother's home in Scarsdale New York yesterday aged twenty six from diabetes. She was granddaughter of Cyrus West Field the cable pioneer and descendant of Susan Andrews. Funeral will be Sunday at Fort Hill Road Scarsdale burial in the local cemetery.
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Mary Stone Field
Franklin W. Graves
Cyrus Field, Jr
Jin Fort Hill Road
Scarsdale
N. Y
Cyrus West Field
New York
Atlantic
Susan Andrews
Field
Fort Hill Road
Searsdale
A - Il- Rachmeier
Elmore Place
Plathugh
Helena Rachmeer
William Andohn
St. Paul's German M. BE
Penn St
Anna Sylvester - Kerry
Thomas S. Berry
New_ York
Wiltrit- Hartley
Garten Chie
L. L
Cathote
George W. Chirke
Fridfay
Feeems Memorial Church
Westith St
Mount Washinste Collegiate Association
WM. H- Sage
WL Hanriqufs
Duffy
Charles F. Duffy
Sir Vincent’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Fort Tit
Hillside Cemetery
Middletown
Leonard
Montclair
N. J
John Leonard
Church of Sacred Heart
Bloomfield
Livingston
Bar Harbor
Juliet Morris
Philip Livingston
First Presbyterian Church
Binghamton
Milwaukee
Denver
Rushmore
Sudlenly
Plainfield
Sarah Mekeel
Isaac W. Rushmore
Southwick
Ace
Elizabeth &. Southwick
Wilay
Nathan Southwick
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Stedman
Arthur G. Stedman
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Church of the Messiah
34Th d Street
Park Avene
Century and
Authors Clubs
Architect John E Howe Dead at Southampton
John Edward Howe, architect with Warren & Wetmore, died Wednesday in Southampton SI in his forty fifth year after months of illness. Born in Cambridge Mass he studied at Harvard and trained with Hartwell Richardson Andrews Jaques McKim Mead White later spending three years at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. He lived at 61 East Seventy third Street and belonged to University and Harvard Clubs. He leaves wife Florence Duryee Howe and one son.
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John Edward Howe
Southampton
Warren & Wetmore
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Hartwell & Richardson and
Andrews’ & Jaques
Boston
McKim, Mead & White
Newark
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
Hill
Howe
East
Seventythird Street
University
Harvard
Florence Duryee Howe
Charles W Frankel Dies Noted Merchant in China
Charles Wilson Frankel a leading American merchant in the Chinese Empire died at Memorial Hospital in this city last Monday in his thirty seventh year. Born in Philadelphia he introduced slot machines iron bedsteads and bathtubs to China and helped organize the first life insurance company there. He aided fortifications at Dalny in the Russo Japanese war and was connected with the erection of an American skyscraper in Shanghai at his death.
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Charles Wilson Frankel
Memorial Hospital
Philadelphia
China
Life Insurance
Dalny
Shanghai
WINE SERVICES AT COLONY CLUB QUESTIONED
The Colony Club at 122 Madison Avenue faced questions over liquor service without a license. Mrs J J Astor and other leaders denied wrongdoing, saying documents were old and efforts to license were blocked by church proximity. A Morgan daughter hosted a dinner with a $70 wine charge for 125 guests.
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Colony Club
Madison Avenue
John Jacob Astor
J. Borden Harriman
Richard Irvin
Anne O’. Morgan
Elisabeth Marbury
Dorothy Whitney
House Committee
M. Parsons
William Pierson Hamilton
J. Pierpont Morgan
Norman Hapgood
Hapgood
Colony’ Club
Ciub
Marriages and obituaries from Jersey City and Brooklyn notices
A long list of marriage notices and funeral announcements from Gracy Episcopal Church Weehawken Jersey City and Brooklyn with names such as Betti Macleod Lewis Harmen Darwin Borginser Louise Gilmore Carl Gner Christine Lincoln Count By Ernest Kindstranid and Mary Ellery Channing Eustis plus deceased individuals like Helenina Rachmeier Martha Field and Juliet Livingston and funeral details across multiple local parishes and cemeteries.
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Buvinger-Harmon
Lincoln
Jersey City
Christine Lincoln
Ernest
Meehan -Hergert
Anna K. Hergert
Theodore ‘T. Meehan
Miller—Carswella
Ila Carswell
Charles G Miller
Nothiger—Huff
Kathryn Huff Ty
Emil Nothiger
Searing—Mackay
Emma _ Mackay
Joseph R. Searing
Clarence
Short Sullivan
Peterson
Newark
Anna BF
Joseph F. J. Sullivan
Trembly Martin
Estelle Martin
George Trembly
Vetter
McGee
Mary A
Rev. John Baudinelli Dies at Dunkirk Monastery
The Rev. John Baudinelli former Provincial of the Passionist Fathers in the United States and Mexico died at the Passionist Monastery in Dunkirk N Y He was born in Genoa 74 years ago He was elected chief councilor to the General of the Passionists at Rome and was a close friend of the current Pope He relinquished the post three years ago due to ill health and returned to Dunkirk.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
John Baudinelli
United States
Mexico
Genoa
Rome
Italy
East Orange business man Frank W. Fieger dies of blood poisoning
Frank W. Fieger of East Orange New Jersey dies from blood poisoning contracted from a knee wound received five weeks earlier at his summer home in Spruce Island Maine. He was 45, survived by wife two sons and two daughters. Also noted are accomplishments of Lyman M. Starrett and Alexander Elder and the death of Elizabeth S. Southwick, with brief biographical details and surviving relatives.
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Frank WS
Fieger
East Orange
N. J
Squirrel Island
New
Hopé Lodge
A.M
Lyman M. Starrett
America
Monitor
Elmwood Street
Brooklyn Manor
S. 1
R'H. Hoc & Go
Emma
F. Hexdon Starrett
Alse
Veteran Volunteer Exempt Firemen's Association
Woodhaven
Brooklyn
Alexander Elder
The
Evening Post
Greene Avenue
Duryea
Commercial Advertiser
Post
In Memoriam Stouffer and Scully Obituaries
In loving memory of Edward George Stouffer born September 15 in New York City died April 21 in Paris. Also memorials for Nora Parks and Davis H. Scully with funeral notices at local churches and organizations noted.
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Stoigee
Edward George Stouffer
New York City
Diel
Paris
France
Woodlawn Cemetery Access By Harlem Line And Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars at Velopnore 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or representative. office 26 East 230 Street.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand
Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
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