Obituary of Abbey Sage Richardson Widow of Al bert Deane Richardson
Rome reports the death of Abbey Sage Richardson 1837 birth Massachusetts widow of Albert Deane Richardson. She was first married to Daniel MacFerland and later wed Richardson on his deathbed after his shooting by MacFerland. She authored or edited multiple works, translated plays, and wrote for the state, with stage and lecture activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey Sage Richardson
Brooklyn Eagle
Rome
Italy
Albert Deane Richardson
Richardson
Abby Sage
Massachusetts
Daniel MacFerland
Henry Ward Beecher
O. B. Frothingham
Daniel Frohmen
Lyceum Theatre
Europe
Liceum_ Company
Virginia Harned
Jennico
James Rackett
Sophia
Richmond Historian William Wirt Henry Dies in Virginia
William Wirt Henry of Richmond and Charlotte County Virginia, a Virginia bar member and author of Patrick Henry related works, died this morning. He was born in Ref Hill Charlotte County February 14 1841 educated at the University of Virginia and served in the Civil War and state legislature. He led historical societies and delivered lectures at national events.
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Richmond
William Wirt Henry
Patrick Henry
Virginia Bar
Wiliam Wirt Henry
Ref Hill
Charlotte County
University of Virginia
Virginia Historical Society
American Historical Association
Peabody Fund
National Capitol
Congress of History
Patrick F Keany longtime Brooklyner dies at 66
Patrick F Keany of Brooklyn died Tuesday from bronchitis at age sixty six. Former Leavy and Keany brewer and Ross and Keany wholesale liquor dealer, he helped found the Catholic Benevolent Legion and served as its first chancellor. He belonged to multiple fraternal and charitable groups. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter.
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Patrick F. Keany
Van
Erbilteve
Brooklyn
Leavy & Keany
Brewers
Frm
Ross & Keany
Geslers
No. & Water St
Manhattan
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Supreme Council of the Order
Maine Society of St. Joseph
St. Joseph's No. 6
The
Young Men's Union
Furman L Richardson Cape May Leader Dies of Apoplexy
Furman L Richardson a prominent Cape May County Republican died this afternoon of apoplexy. Born February 2, 1842 at Rio Grande he lived in the county his whole life. He served on Cape May City Council in 1875 1876 was Cape May treasurer in 1875 and 1680 member of the New Jersey Assembly in 15% and 1882 and served in the State Senate in 208 en J postmaster Mey in baal toy Prnsheet Marricon andl parval Lee years. He was a longtime Mason and was appointed by President McKinley three years ago.
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Cape May
N. J
Furman L Richardson
Rio Grande
New Jersey Assembly
State Senate
Mey
Baal Toy
Marricon
Parval Lee
McKinley
Widow of Stottville woollen mill founder dies in New York
Mrs. Charles H. Stott widow of Charles H. Stott a founder of the range woollen mills at Stottville Columbia County died at her home after several weeks illness Her son who was with her at the time was expected to return home.
Notable Oklahoma Journalist Passes After Illness
Des Moines reports James A. Winston a longtime clerk of the United States Court in Oklahoma died yesterday in Springfield. The 60 year old, named as a prominent newspaper man in the state, served as clerk at the agency and was quartermaster's clerk at Fort Totten before transfer to North Dakota.
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Springfield
Des
James A. Winston
United States Court
Oklahoma
Fort
N. Que
N. D
Patent suit filed by American Steel and Wire against Alabama Steel
In Birmingham a suit seeks to stop Alabama Steel and Wire of Ensley from using the McGilfried and Nash metal treatment patent. The complainant asks for destruction of the allegedly infringing apparatus and damages around 300000 dollars. The case hints at broader aims to gain control of Ensley operations.
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Birmingham
Ala
American Steel and Wire Company
United States
Alabama Steel and Wire Company
Ensley
McGilfried and Nash
Texas
Southwest
Schu
Captain Helm's Newborn Son Born at Sea Off Florida Coast
A son named Alcannder Rawlins Helm was born aboard a vessel off the Florida coast while Captain Helm served with Porto Rico troops. The baby was born to Captain and Melmin iene and the family plans to have the postoffice official at San Juan return home.
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Porto Rico
Florida
Bonday
Melmin
Alcannder Rawlins
San Juan
Mrs Weil Wins Divorce Case In Supreme Court
Mrs May Evangeline Weil, formerly stage actress May E Wood, obtains an affirmative jury finding of faithless conduct against her husband Henry Goodman Weil and co respondents. Judge McAdam denied adjournments and formal defense, with testimony from servants Henry Weil faces dissolution of marriage. The case proceeds to a special term for the decree.
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May Evangeline Weil
Henry Goodman Weil
Supreme Court
Justice McAdam
Well
May E. Wood
Charles Frohman
Wellman
Hummel
Mr. Hummel
Miss Edwards
Mr. Little
Frank Wiche
Edwardy
Anna Low
Clariase Agnew
Weil
Gerome Edwardy
Clarisse Agrew
A. H. Hummel
Westchester Growth Surges in Census 1990 Figures
Census Bureau data show Westchester County cities and many villages exceeding two thousand population with New Rochelle leading growth at 18 percent and a 6 608 increase. Yonkers Mount Vernon White Plains and Port Chester follow as rapid growth centers amid rising real estate values and new transit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
Westchester County
Mamaroneck
Larchmont
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
Peekskill
Sing Sing
White Plains
Port Chester
Tarrytown
Dobbe Ferry
New Mechelle
Long Island
Hudson River
Westchester
Senior Gregorio De Quesada Dies in New York Bank
Cuban millionaire Gregorio De Quesada died suddenly in the Bank of the Manhattan Company at 40 Wall Street after a brief illness. He was seventy eight, leaves wife Isabelle Aqui teria and five children Gonzalo and Gregory among them. He owned Cuban land and New York real estate and previously suffered heart trouble for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorio de Quesada
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Sefior de Quesada
Old Slip
Puerto Principe
Isabelle Aquiteria
Cuba
New York City
Gonzalo
Havana
Gregory
Alarm Out for John Armstrong Chanler Escapee
Searchers report no trace of John Armstrong Chanler who escaped from a White Plains sanatorium last Thursday. Described as 38 year old, 170 pounds, wearing a dark overcoat and suit, he is a demented lawyer with cash and valuables. family says he is harmless and capable of self care until delusions draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong Chanler
White Plains
Mr. Chanker
Mamaroneck
Lewis
Chanler
Snow Removal Contract Awarded to De Marco & Kelly
Justice Andrews denied an injunction against the award, allowing De Marco & Kelly to remove snow at 36 cents per cubic yard. Commissioner Nagle signed the contract and it was assigned to the Uvalde Asphalt Company after Controller Coler approved the sureties. final approval of the assignment awaits his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
de Marco & Kelly
Nagle
de Marco
Controller Color
Uvalde Asphalt Company
Divorce Granted to Nyack Businessman in Alice HemingWay Case
Nyack businessman Heming Way secured an absolute divorce from Alice Heming Way in New City Supreme Court. Justice Martin awarded custody of a girl to the father. Allegations centered on alleged liaison with Charles G. Smith and prior pursuit of other alleged infidelities.
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Nyack
N. Y
Dec
Elleset Hemingway
Alice N. Hemingway
Martin
Supreme Court
New City
Charles G. Smith
New York City
Smith
Hemingway
Programme of Sports Today Across Clubs and Venues
Racing events at Washington Social Club and Ben Pines with meetings in Oakland New Orleans. Hunting session by Fish Game and Forest League at Yates Hotel Syracuse. Trotting by National Trotting Association at Murray Hill Hotel. Billiards Amateur Athletic Union Class B prelims at Knickerbocker Club and novice event at Maurice Daly's. Skating at St. Nicholas Rink, 69 West Sixty sixth.
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Washington Social Club
Benpines
Oakland New Orna
Fish, Game and Forest League
Yates Hotel
Syracuse
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
New Orleans Entries for Today Horse Races
The listing shows multiple horses and odds for today’s races in New Orleans. Notable entries include Aaron ST Acushla 94 First Past 101 Moroni 106 in the fourth race and Diana Fonso 92 Mr. Rose 92 Triaditta 92 Hardly 87 Scrivener 100 Joe Martin 202 Andes 107 in the fifth race. Sixth race features Olekma 100 Avater 104 Monometallist 105 Larequoise 105 Little Sallie 1 Jim Gore II 105 Chariie L 105 Brown Wall 105 George Lebar 10T Agitator, Uncle Bfil 108 Uterp 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AES Steess Pride
Sister Fox
Sd' Phidiae
Oe Admetus
Monk Wayman
Oe Ag
Paxton
Aaron
Acushla
Anelan
Moroni
General Matt Gary
Diana Fonso
Mr. Rose
Triaditta
Hardly
Scrivener
Joe Martin
Andes
Et Ee
Olekma
Avater
Larequoise
Little Sallie
Jim Gore II
Chariie L
Brown Wall
George Lebar
Agitator
Uncle Bfil
Uterp
Five winners at Bennings as track crowds join racing day
Washington reports a cool windy Bennings racetrack with a large crowd. Five of six races produced winners led by Belloon in race one and Pigeon Post in race two, with Magic Light defeating The Lost Chord in the hurdle event and Miss Hanover winning the final selling race. multiple horses also ran in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennings
Belloon
Cisne
Fluke
H. Michaels
Randy
J. Slack
Island Prince
Judge Magee
Mordelino
Kirkwood
Water— House
Harry McCaun
Evelyn Byrd
Coraza
Ringleader
Applejack
Midnight Chimes
Pigeon Post
T. Burns
Snark
Walters
Moor
Robert Waddell
Automaton
James J. Corbett
Jile Greenwood
Magic Light
Hueston
Lost Chord
Farrell
Draughtsman
Brazil
Mol Fonso
Bosphorous
Thermos
Tankard
Bete
Richards
Elsie Skip
McCue
Cogswell
Slack
Josh
Tenderkoin
Bondman
Miss Hanover
Beau Ideal
Hothersal
Charawind
Fasig Tipton Trotting Sale Sets Value Record
The Fasig Tipton Company completed the most successful trotting and pacing horse sale in its history, grossing about 352180 for 72 horses with an average near 75 per head higher than previous years. Pittsburg led buyers with fewer New York purchases, and much stock has gone abroad, closing out the year with high returned totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasig-Tiptoen Company
New York
Pittsburg
Ye Lyon
No One Wants Alleged Murderer Held in Brooklyn
Michael Bévé an eighteen year old arrested on a murder charge from Italy is kept in Brooklyn Police Headquarters. He allegedly stabbed Genço Casa near Naples on November 3 after a quarrel over a girl. Immigration officials refuse to repatriate him and Italy offers no instructions through the consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Italy
Bachris
Michael Bévé
Gen¢no Casa
Naples
Bové
Patricia
Immigration Bureau
Imma!tion
Alpha Delta Phi Club Receives Invitations for Annual Reception
The Alpha Delta Phi Club issued invitations for its annual reception on Saturday evening at 35 West Thirty third Street. The annual meeting will be held next Tuesday evening when four Board of Governors members are to be elected from nominees George W Hubbell Stanley D McGraw George Debevoise and S Morgan Barber. An amendment changing the meeting date and affecting governor elections will be voted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Phi Club
West
George W. Hubbell
Stanley D. McGraw
George Debevoise
Morgan Barber
Butterfield Wins Ellis Island Ferry Contract
General Daniel E. Butterfield has secured the Ellis Island ferry contract once more. The John G. Carlisle will run thirteen trips daily at $65 per day, and overhaul work is to be finished by December 15 as the new station is readied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Butterfield
Ellis Island
General Butterfield
John G. Carlisle
Arbuckle Prices Move In Step With National Sugar
Arbuckle Brothers raised their refined sugar price to 5.5? cents per pound to align with the National Sugar Refining Company. The American Sugar Refining Company asks 6.60 cents. The Wholesale Grocers Association of the city plans a fixed list price of 15 cents per hundred pounds upcharge, making National Company the official list price for now.
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Arbuckle Brothers
National Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Lower Wall Street
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Lst
Playground Grounds Pamphlet Urges Public Funds
Charles B Stover chair of the Outdoor Recreation League urges donations after publishing a pamphlet showing playground scenes before and after league management. The group seeks city funding and aims to keep grounds open year round, appealing to the public and municipal authorities for support. Contributions may be sent to treasurer J G Phelps Stokes at No 47 Cedar St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Stover
Outdoor Recreation League
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Cedar St
New York
Collector Bidwell Returns From Washington
Bidwell says he has no official knowledge of any complaint by Julius Stern. Stern, an official in the Collector's office, is said to have intimated plans to file charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidwell
Washington
Julius 8. Stern
French Coach Horses Arrive at Columbus Farm
One hundred thirteen Percheron Norman and French coach horses were consigned to the Mc Laughton Stock Farm in Columbus Ohio. They arrived yesterday aboard the steamer Menominee of the Atlantic Transport Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughton
Columbus
Ohio
Atlantic Transport Line
Pattern Makers Demand Surges in City Shops
John J. Pallas secretary and business agent of the pattern makers reports the trade is more prosperous than ever. Demand for pattern makers is high with employers calling at Union No. Centre Street daily for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pallas
Centre St
Koch Will Probated After Contest Over Beneficiary
Henry C F Koch the Harlem dry goods merchant had his will admitted to probate after his son Henry Gustave Koch Heath sought to challenge it alleging a grandmother's fortune. Mrs Heath testified she had taken the name in 1887 while Mrs Erma Katherine Koch and two others rebutted claims of influence. Surrogate Fitzgerald ruled objections to the will insufficient and ordered probate.
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Henry C. F. Koch
Harlem
Henry Gustave Koch Heath
Heath
Fitzgerald
Erma Katherine Koch
Henry
Koch
Twelfth Regiment Review Postponed to Saturday Night
Major-General John R. Brooke will review the 12th Regiment New York National Guard at its armory on Saturday night instead of Monday December 10. Colonel Dyer announced the change and said trophies won by the mental rifle team at Creedmoor would be presented at the review. Afterwards there will be a chance. General Brooke will be to his entire staff.
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John R. Brooke
U. A
Department of the East
Dyer
Creedmoor
Brooke
Second Day Sales of Sprague Art Collection Exhibit
The second day of sales for Joseph W. Sprague’s art collection proceeds at the American Gallery, drawing collectors and critics to view and bid on works as the exhibition continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague Collection
SGALE
Joseph W. Sprague
The
Racing results for two-year-olds handicap and stakes
In the sixth race handicap two year olds and up, Lesson Cosnencn 111 with McCue led to win at 6 to 5 while Humboldt with J Slack finished second at 26 to 1 and Charenton with Burns took third at 6 to 1. Earlier, Burns finished fifth in a separate race while Sir Witshueh, Charles Estes, Lancewood and McLeod of Dare also ran. Time 1:32 for the race.
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Burns
Sir Witshueh
Charles Estes
Lancewood
McLeod of Dare
ad@ upward
McCue
Humboldt
J. Slack
Charenton
Wade
the Chamberlain
Annoy
Blueskin
Belgrade So Fan
Bennings Entries For Today At The Races
A batched listing shows Bennings entries across seven races with prices and weights. Notable entries include Bill Higgins and Directum in race one, Uncle Josh and Kentucky in race two, maiden two-year-olds in race three, Diver and Higble in the steeplechase, San Luis and Queen Carnival in the selling race, and Kinnikinnie and Knight of the Garter in the handicap for older horses. Apprentice allowance is claimed on several horses.
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Bill Higgins
Curtsey
Carasalio
Hopbrook
Directum
James J. Corbett
Woodspike
Impartial
Federalist
Hawk
False Alarm
Red Spider
Uncle Josh
Innominatum
Lady Hasben
Tenderloin
Matchim
Callear
Kentucky
Hollowwood
Imperialist
Pee
Allaire
Bondman
Blarneystone
Fresnai
Dadty
Protege
Ford
Allene Abbott
Salvaletta
Historian
Micou
Temp
Pan
Ginki
Waterton
Blue Victor
Flaneur
Velasquez
Woolgatherer
Street Boy
Cogswell
J. Corbett
Timothy Foley
Diver
Higble
Sacket
Breach of Promise
San Luis
Termless
Lillian Hoffman
Cherries
Sentry
Queen Carnival
Amorita
Dandy Boy
Prower
Lady Hayman
the Rogue
Bill Higne
Mas
Toluca
Oread
Evelyn Byrd
Althea
Miss Mitchell
Miss Hanover
Kinnikinnie
Knight of the Garter
Decanter
Carbuncle
Speedman
Oneck Queen
McLeod of Dare
Annoy
the Chamberlain
Alsike
Borough
Commoner the eight-year-old chestnut sold at Woodard sale
Lexington report: The Commoner an eight year old chestnut horse sired by Hanover from Margerine A. owned by William Wallace of Lexington sold at Woodard Shanklin's thoroughbred sale to Hynde Baker of Galesburg IL for 5025. Appleby of New York bid 4650 then 5000 before Baker added 25 to seal the purchase. The horse will remain in Lexington.
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Lexington
Hanover
Margerine A
William Wallace
Woodard & Shanklin
Hynde & Baker
Galesburg
Appleby
New York
Baker
Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes Entries Listed
The Racing Calendar notes the Brooklyn Jockey Club Stakes entries closed August 15. Featured events include the $12.50 Great American, $10 Brooklyn Derby, $10,000 Tremont, and $10 Junior Champion among other major races.
Freehold Driving Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Freehold Driving Club held its annual dinner at Simonson's Hotel. Officers elected include President Thomas F. Morris, first vice president William H. DuBois, second vice president Dr W E Truex, treasurer H A Sutphen, secretary W H Carson. Executive Board adds Clifford C Snyder and C G DuBois. New members Hyacinth C Levy Peter F Conover Judson Matthews. The club plans big race meets next year on Memorial Day and the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Freehold Driving Club
Simonson's
Thomas FE. Morris
William H. DuBois
W. E. Truex
H. A. Sutphen
W. H. Carson
Clifford C. Snyder
C. G. DuBois
Hyacinth C. Levy
Peter F. Conover
Judson Matthews
One Favorite Wins at Fair Grounds New Orleans
Decisive race day at the Fair Grounds as Orion the only favorite to triumph. Dick Furber led the first race over Ikerson and Ben Chance with times near 1:37. Second race saw Aaron prevail under Wonderly ahead of St Bluff and Tonicum. Fourth race featured Monk Wayman guiding a close handicap win over Major Marsh and Woodtrice. Fifth race concluded with Joe Shelby prevailing in the selling event ahead of Sauber and Dupes To Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Orion
Dick Furber
Ikerson
Jack Martin
Ben Chance
Weber
Miss Loretta
Uende
Musket
Fowler
Aaron
Wonderly
St. Bluff
Cochran
Tonicum
Wilkerson
Ed Adack
Elsie del
Shut Up
Matin
Tour
Tootsie Green
Lady Seabrook
Ick
Srgeniune
Gormanly
Jartow
Tom Gilmore
Borden
Little Ie Ceelie Simpeon
Lady Frank Ireland
Princess Murphy
Fanny Stand
Seguranca
Monk Wayman
Sale of American Stallions and Mares Heads West
Horses including Lady Wilkes and Rugeess were sold for $500 or more. Lady Wilkes, a 1892 Wilkes-Boy daughter, and Sem Jeeta by Morell were among the consignments. Buyers included Charles B. Jackson of Paterson New Jersey, with stock moving to Cleveland Cincinnati and other western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lady Wilkes
Wilkes Boy
Kate Fried
Charles B. Jackson
Paterson
N. J
Rugeess
Ty Sem Jeeta
Morell Ow
Murphy and Albert Race On Home Trainers For Benefit
Charley Murphy and Frank Albert will ride on roller machines at Grand Central Palace on December 18 for Hugh S. Hart's family. Both riders will compete side by side on the home trainers with two hands on one dial to show who is winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley” Murphy
Grand Central Palace
Hugh S. Hart
Murphy
Frank Albert
Corbett Named Matchmaker for Cincinnati Club Bout
Jim Corbett, former heavyweight champion, becomes matchmaker for a new Cincinnati athletic club. He signs Tommy Ryan to meet Jack Root. Root agrees to fight Ryan. purse is $5,000 with a $1 side bet. Bout set at 168 pounds in a 25 round match between January 1 and February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Corbett
Cincinnati
Corbett
Tommy” Ryan
Jack
Root
Ryan
Curtis Memorial Fund responds with club drive plan
The Amateur Athletic Union committee for the Curtis Memorial Fund has sent circulars to leading clubs nationwide. The Star Athletic Club is first to respond, pledging 10 percent of game profits from a January 12 event with the Tist Regiment Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
Curtis Memorial Fund
United States
Star Athletic Club
Tist Regiment Athletic Association
Union Boat Club Election at Hotel Minot Tonight
Annual Union Boat Club election set for tonight at the Hotel Minot 126th Street and Eighth Avenue. Two tickets compete and polls close at 9. Dinner for 150 follows with honorary members including Judge Morgan J. O'Brien Thomas Crimmins Hugh G K Edward J. Connell Lloyd Grant and W D Kelley expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Boat Club
Minot
Produce Exchange Messengers Adopt New Bobby Style Uniform
Messengers and doorkeepers at the Produce Exchange appeared in a new uniform yesterday. The outfit includes a loose blue tunic with a leather belt, blue trousers with red stripes, and a dark blue visored cap instead of a helmet. The change aims to prevent identity confusion with other Exchange workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange
Bobby
Art Galleries in Bast Twenty-Third Street Sale Totals
Bast galleries net $8712 across two days triple Tuesday counts. A sale of Japanese ceramics and Oriental bronzes topped by a Sano Takachika statuette sold to L A Lauthier for $302. Prominent buyers included M F Savage L A Leute and E Post. sale continues through week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast
Twenty-Third-St
Sano Takachika
Imperial Art School of Japan
L. A. Lauthier
M. F. Savage
L. A Leute
Sen Wae
Sten John Claftin
E. Post
Mother Forgives Runaway Pair After Arranged Marriage
Daniel Taggart of West Farms was arraigned in Morrisania police court on a charge of abducting and marrying Edith Leumer of Westchester Avenue and White Plains Road Wakefield. The mother said she would not press the complaint and favored the couple living together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Taggart
West Farms
Motermam
No. Ros Third-ave
Edith Leumer
Westchester-ava
White Plains Road
Wakefield
Morrisania
Taggert
Brooklyn New England Society Holds Annual Meeting
The New England Society of Brooklyn met last evening in the Art Building Montaguest presided by James McKeen. Rev H P Dewey and Rev L Mason Clarke were elected members. Additional officers and speakers for the annual dinner were announced, including Justice Bartlett and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Society of Brooklyn
Art Building
Montaguest
James McKeen
H. P. Dewey
Church of the Pilgrims
L. Mason Clarke
First Presbyterian Church
Justice Bartlett
Franklinseph A. Burr
3. B. Chandler
Willams Haldin, Jr
Theodore L. Frothingham
Discharges Granted in Bankruptcy By U S District Court
Judge Brown granted discharges to seventeen bankrupts in yesterday's U S District Court ruling. Homer Pennock, mining business, address No 6 Broadway, and Charles Schneider of No West Eighty-third St formerly of Charles Schneider & Co. Brooklyn, had liabilities totaling 102 824. Max Hilborn wholesale hats at No 215 Greenest was confirmed with his cents on the dollar. Ties were 54 685 and nominal assets 34 535.
Water Nymphs and Perfume Spill Aboard Neptune
The sea scene tells of Ed Pinaud Extrait Vegetal perfume leaking from a dropped bottle aboard a great ship. Neptune notices the Nereids eager for the smaller bottles and contemplates using the fragrance after shaving, praising its luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Pinaud
Father Neptune
Pinaud
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Lenton
John Luke Hely-Hutchinson
Earl of Donoughmore
Roumelia
London
Furman L. Richardson
Charles H. Stott
Captain Helm
Senor DE Quesada
J. A. Chanler
Police
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Kilda
Wate del
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Warro
Tee Zecastin
SS Sy Sen
Grocers Association
Stern
Ondonderry Lithia
Twelfth Regiment Review
Servatiu
Tobias
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Ase Isaac A
L. A
Servatius
William Paige
Florian Tobias
I. A. Mannes
Ans Xe
Bae Eee
Florian Toblas
Shae Lease Zalaataas
Wats
Erpife
BARAS
Preaby Va
NETS
Knickerbocker Club
A G. Cutler
Dr. A. L. Ramsey
E. O. Presley
J. H. Hendrick
A. D. Ferguson
W. W. Kellogg
C. & Schmitt
Frank Ballmer
Oblas
Albert
Curtis Fund
the Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New Kore
NEW England Society
Neptune
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