Funeral of the Bishop in Cooperstown Private Services
Private funeral services for Bishop Henry C Potter will be held in Cooperstown, New York, with Archdeacon Neigon and Bishop Olmstead officiating. The body will be transported to New York for placement in Trinity Cemetery receiving vault. a public funeral is postponed until Pan-Anglican participants return from London. Messages of sympathy arrive from notable figures, and notes on burial wishes and vascular church affiliations are discussed.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
New York
Neigon
Charles T. Olmstead
Utica
Ralph Birdsall
Trinity Cemetery
Diocese of New York
London
Potter
New York City
Meany
St. John the Divine
Nelson
Poughkeepsie
Horatio Potter
Alonzo Potter
Laurel Hill
Philadelphia
Greer
Europe
Division of New York Episcopal Diocese Debated
The death of Bishop Potter renews talk of splitting the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Proposals would create the Hudson diocese by separating Hudson River counties and adjoining areas, pairing with Bishop Doane’s Albany diocese. Many clergy urge division. Greer’s election as coadjutor affects timing and process.
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Potter
New York
Hudson River
Doane
Albany
Diocese of
Hudson
Greer
Manhattan
Bronx
Harlem
Wall Street honors Bishop Potter in Wall Street sermon
The Rev William Wilkinson known as the Bishop of Wall Street praised the late Bishop Potter on the steps of the Old Custom House, calling him a man of vision, devotion, and service to East Side and City wards, urging all to follow his example of religious consecration and duty.
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Custom House
Wall Street
William Wilkinson
Potter
Paradise
Op Potter
Jesus Christ
New York
Morningside
Church of God
Bisho Potter
Urchme
Labor Praises Bishop Potter and Civic Federation Ties
Labor leaders praised Bishop Potter for his role in arbitration of labor disputes. Potter served as president of the New York Board of Conciliation and Arbitration, later succeeded by the Civic Federation. Seth Low, president of the Civic Federation, was also a member. Robinson was identified as general organizer of the federation.
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Bishop Potter
Civic Federation
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Meme Civ Federation
Potter
New York
Board of Conciliation and
Ceperenion
Civic Geration
Seth Low
The
Robinson
Tributes to Bishop Potter From Nation Great Civic Figure Remembered
Multiple newspapers praise Bishop Potter as a great civic figure, sincere and whole hearted in service. They note his social convictions, leadership in civic bodies, and influence on reform movements, including his Cathedral project and address on God and the City.
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Baltimore American
Potter
God
Philadelphia
New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New York City
Tammany Hall
German Car In Lead In New York Paris Race
Eydtkuhnen East Russia July 22 German car in the New York to Paris motor race crossed the frontier at 8 22 this evening. The American car which left Moscow at 3 yesterday morning is about five hundred fifty miles behind the Germans and the latter covered 420 miles today.
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Eydtkuhnen
East Russia
New York
Paris
Moscow
Orchestra Shake-Up in Pittsburg After Mass Member Departures
Telegraph report from Pittsburg dated July 22 describes a wholesale raid on the Pittsburg Orchestra. Seventeen members have accepted engagements in other cities, with Victor Kolar heading to New York. The Pittsburg Art Society music committee saw four members retire and new ones elected, signaling a broad shake-up as replacements are sought.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Victor Kolar
Pittsburg Art Society
Music Committee
Queen Inspects Elaborate Silver Altar In London Visit
Queen Alexandra inspected a four year project in London showing a silver altar built for St. Mark's Lady Chapel in Philadelphia. The piece features hundreds of reliefs of the Virgin and saints and uses four hundred jewels. It is praised as the finest of its kind since the Florence Cathedral silver altar of the fifteenth century.
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London
Queen Alexandra
St. Mark’s
Philadelphia
Florence
Beech street mother ends life with infant in crib
Beech street Richmond Hill wife Maria Schafer killed herself by using a gas jet tube in the attic, the four month old baby lying unharmed in its crib nearby. Husband found her after returning home from business. She had previously spoken of her grief over the child’s fragility and had planned a country outing next week. The breeze carried escaping gas through an open window. The motive cited was distress over the baby's health.
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Maria Schafer
Beech Street
Richmond Hill
The Quebec Festival A Panoramic History Visit
J Castell Hopkins outlines the Quebec celebration as more than a panorama, honoring Champlain, Montcalm, Wolfe, and the colonial drama that shaped Canada and the United States. He links New France and British ascendancy to continental progress, ending with the 1759 Quebec victory and its lasting symbolism for a united people.
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Quebec
Canada
United States
New France
England
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America
Great Britain
Champlain
France
Pitt
Wolfe
Montcalm
St. Lawrence
Ottawa
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Frontenac
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Seaboard
Niagara
Lake Ontario
Crown Point
Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
Perth
Dettingen
Falkirk
Culloden
Netherlands
Rochefort
Amherst
North America
Louisbourg
The
Abraham
Obituary of Mrs Julia F Loew prominent city figure
Mrs. Julia F Loew widow of Edward Loew a longtime city real estate man banker and controller died yesterday after serious illness She was born to Thomas Goadby and married Edward in 1872 She leaves sons William Goadby Loew and Frederick W Loew and daughters Mrs Howard Brokaw and Mrs Robert G Lawrence Funeral at 11 tomorrow from her home then Green-Wood Cemetery burial at Green-Wood.
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Julia F. Loew
Edward
West 67Th Street
Loew
Victor Loew
Edward V. Loew
Thomas Goadby
Editorial staff figure from New York World dies at 87
John Henry Shipman long associated with New York World editorial staff dies at his Brooklyn home after a brief illness. Born in Andover Massachusetts July 18 1824 and educated as a civil engineer he later served as night editor at The Sun before joining The World. He leaves a wife and one son. Funeral will be held from his home today.
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New York World
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
John Henry Shipman
Andover
Mass
New York Sun
The
Sun
Shipman
World
Mrs Elizabeth Kelly Dies At New Canaan Funeral Held Saturday
Mrs Elizabeth Kelly wife of Richard B Kelly of West 72d Street died yesterday at the family summer home in New Canaan Conn The funeral will be held there on Saturday at 11 30 oclock Mr Kelly serves as counsel and trustee for Broadway Savings Institution vice president and director of Fifth National Bank a director of Himrod Manufacturing Company and of the Oriental Bank He is a member of the Bar Association Columbia University Alumni Association and the New York Athletic Club
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Elizabeth Kelly
Richard B. Kelly
West 72d Street
Broadway
New Canaan
Conn
Kelly
Broadway Savings Institution
Fifth National Bank
Himrod Manufacturing Company
Oriental Bank
Richard Crowley Dies. Prominent Western New York Figure
Richard Crowley, a longtime power in Western New York politics and a national figure, died at a hotel in Lockport after a liver disease. He was eighty-two. Funeral services will be held in Lockport on Saturday. family and John C. Laughlin, Supreme Court justice, attended at his bedside.
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Richard Crowley
Crowley
New York
Anson Treat Downes Dies at Milford Home
Anson Treat Downes died yesterday at his summer home in Milford Connecticut in his ninety second year. He was with his daughter Miss Bazena Treat Downes who survives him. Downes was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Society of Colonial Wars.
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Milford
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Miss Bazena Treat Downes
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The
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of Colonial Wars
Donkey ridden explorer Musgrave returns from Colombia
Captain Musgrave of the British army arrived aboard the Atrato after a twenty month Colombia expedition. He rode over a thousand miles on a donkey from Bogota to the Orinoco source, exhibited a live tamendua anteater, collected rare butterflies, and described local flora and fauna. He predicted a future Colombian division into three republics and commented on politics and mining. He plans to run for Parliament as a Conservative.
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Royal Mail
United States
Colombia
Bogota
Orinoco
Lord Roberts
England
Mesa
Captain Musgrave
Central
Africa
United States of Colombia
Antioquia
Santander
Cauca
Reyes
Carmania
Fresh Air Fund sends eighty five city children to countryside
A doctor from the Tribune Fresh Air Fund oversees a haircutting moment before eighty five children depart for two weeks in Utica and nearby New York counties. In all, about two hundred fifty city youths begin travels to Auburn Albion and Te n afly N J as groups join rural hosts.
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Utica
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New Jersey
A. A. McKay
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Auburn
N. Y
Albion
Springville
Rochester
Tenafly
N. J
Mount Upton
Alexander
Indus
Writer sues over Paid in Full copyright dispute
Florence Gerald Clarke known as Florence Gerald sues Eugene Walter and Astor Theatre owners Lincoln Wagenhals and Colin Kemper in U S Circuit Court. She claims Paid in Full is an unauthorized adaptation of her 1907 dramatic work An Idol of Clay written in 1907, seeks profits and an injunction stopping further performances under Paid in Full or any other title.
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Florence Gerald
Dittenhoefer, Gerber & James
United States
Eugene Walter
Lincoln A. Wagenhals
Colin Kemper
Astor Theatre
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Prominent guests check into leading hotels as listed by each property. J H Gregory Jr arrives at the Albemarle. Grand hosts Lt Col B A Wolf. Holland covers Viscount Hollender in London. Astor greets Capt H M Dichman and A McClure of Cleveland. Manhattan notes Lt Col C Deems. Sevile cites General Leo Knott. Savoy welcomes Dr Reid Lehman and Dr Alf Thielman. Waldorf Astoria shows Governor Smith of Vermont. Wolcott records Governor Francis of Missouri.
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Cuba
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Cleveland
Manhattan
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Seville
Leo Knott
Baltimore
Savoy
Reid Lehman
Leips
Weather Report From Mount Weather Forecasts Light Winds
Washington July 22 detail of Mount Weather observations shows a calm zone at about one thousand feet with westerly winds one mile up and a 51 degree temperature compared to 77 on the surface. Local rains noted from Carolinas to New England and in the Rockies. Forecast calls for fair to day and Friday in New England and DC with light variable winds, and light easterly winds in parts of Pennsylvania and New York.
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New England
Rocky Mountain Districts
Gulf of Mexion
Grand Banks
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Tocal
Weather Bureau
Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices appearing in The Tribune will be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge. Names include John J Bradley Madeline H Lissak James C Brower Julia F Loe Elizabeth C Potter Henry C Downes Anson Rapelve Phebe Emmett Mary Sayre James Kearney Peter Van Peuren Elizabeth Kelly Wandell Townsend Emma Wetmore John Meek Emeline Brower James Clinton family and others. Funeral services on Thursday at 2 pm from Clinton avenue residence.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Kealy Brow
James Clint Emeline E. Brower
James Clinton Ax
Clinton Ave
Brook
Obituary notices of Burke, Downes, Emott and others in New Jersey
Multiple death notices from New Jersey and New York area papers dated July. Burke of West End N J widow of Charles daughter of late George W Ganey Cass. Funeral July 2 10 30 am West End. Downes Milford Conn paralysis Anson Downes aged 91. Emott Morristown July 21 Mary H Crooke 87. Kearney Eliseville Long Island Rev Peter J Kearney Solemn Requiem mass July 24 Calvary Cemetery. Kelly New Canaan Conn Elizabeth Keily died 1908 funeral private July 23. Lawrence Emma T widow of William Lawrence 83. Loew Edward V Loew July 22 funeral July 24 11. Potter Cooperstown NY Bishop Henry Codman Potter funeral later in New York. Rapelye Honesdale Pa E Rapelye funeral day July 22. Sayre New Germantown James E Sayre July 20 funeral details. Van Beuren Elizabeth Spingler Van Beuren July 22 funeral at St Marks. Wandell Bologna Italy July 4 interment Woodlawn. Wetmore John McEwen Wetmore MD July 20 heart failure 76 interment Stratford Conn. Flowers requested. California papers copy.
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Peter J. Kearney
St. Raphael's Church
Eliseville
Log Island
Calvary Cemetery
Kelly
New Canaan
Conn
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Richard B. Keily
Bee Summer Residence
Lawrence
Emma T
de Sista
William Lawrence
Amstemndam
Madeline H. Lissak
A. H Lissat
Francisco
Adolphus F
Maude Madeline
Edna Lissat
Suita F
Edward V. Loew
West Sith Stom
Potter
Cooperstown
Henry Codmanter
New York
New York City
Christ Church
Honesdale
Penn
E. Rapelye
Geor
Rapelye
Utica
N. J
Sayre
New Germantown
James E. Sayre
House
New Jersey
Evergreen Cemetery
Eliza
Beth
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Services Ad
The notice promotes easy Harlem train access from Grand Central and carriage routes to Woodlawn Cemetery with lots priced from 150 dollars. It mentions Gramercy office contact at 20 East 233rd Street for the Book of Views and undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241-3 West 234th Street. Private and public ambulances are available, telephone 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 233
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Desirable Help Offers at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites employers to consult a newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. Visit the Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets, open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for quicker hiring.
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New-York Tribune
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Subscriptions and Rates for The Tribune and Abroad
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