Coronation by water for peers and nobles in London notes
London notices describe a royal coronation transport plan with a Chelsea pier steamer for peers to reach Parliament and the Abbey, avoiding crowding. Reflections on Tudor river pageantry contrast with modern motor cars and a revival of stage talent in plays and art exhibitions nearby.
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London
Chelsea Pier
Abbey
Cirpatra
York House
Embankment
Peeremes
Tudor London
George TV
Wilam IV
Duke of
Whitehall
Lady Devonshire's Ball at Devonshire House
London society witnessed the Devonshire House ball hosted by the Duchess of Devonshire. The Queen attended dinner and admired Cavendish gold plate and dessert service. Royals and Indian princes mingled among superb jewels and lavish setting.
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London
Devonshire House
Duchess of Devonshire
Joan of Glucksburg
Europe
Voyage of the Lusitania and the Coronation Journey
Report on the Lusitania voyage to Liverpool with limited coronation attendance aboard. Painter William M Chase notes avoiding London crowds and plans to Florence. Passengers included Kitty Gordon, Dion Boucicault, Dr Seward Webb and family, Sir Hugh Graham, and Theadora Murbure.
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Lusitania
Liverpool
Werrertey
Wiliam M Chase
George
Florence
Lostanta
Mite
Kitty Gordon
Dion Boudeault
Seward Webb
Hugh
Lady Graham
Theadora Marbure
Queer Indian Relic Found Near Woodstock Lake
Residents near Woodstock Ulster County report a large stone relic found at the bottom of Lake Hill Conpera Lake. The 4 by 2 by 2 ½ foot stone bears many Indian characters and is linked to an early Delaware camping site. locals urged the Museum of Natural History to study it while the Park Department referred the matter to museum authorities for investigation.
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Lake Hill
Conpera Lake
Woodstock
Ulster County
Museum of Natural History
Campe
Park Department
Mifaum
Sid Cn
Nimick Pearson Wedding Soon in New York Era Style
Nimick Nimiek of Eames and Mise Pearson daughter of lawyer Charles J Pearson prepared for marriage. Friends say the couple filed intentions yesterday and are set to wed soon after a ceremony at the Hotel Beresford on West 20th Street.
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Alexander Wenneay Nimiek
Eames
Mary Thompson Pearson
Charles J Pearson
Ninick
Ates Pearson
Scense
Nimick
Beresford
Henry M Burns engaged to Doroth L Younger Randall
Henry M Burns, eldest son of Dr and Mrs Charles Burns of Stockbewige and New York, announced engagement to Dorothea Lillian Younger Randall of London, daughter of Colonel William Randall and the late General FH Randall. The report notes university ties and civic roles, with references to changing campus life and local governance.
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Henry McBurney
Charles McBurney
Stockbewige
New York
Mies Dorothy Lillian Younger Randall
London
WM. Hane Unn
FH. Randall
Mlekereteth
Fxeter
Profit sharing urged at Dreamland Park convention
At the 34th annual National Electric Light Association meeting in this city, officials advocated profit sharing for six hundred thousand workers, with pensions, life insurance and investment funds. Support came from firms like the East River Electric Illuminating Company in Brooklyn and the Commonwealth Illuminating Company in Boston as experts urged broader employer initiatives and debated state versus private power in public policy.
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National Electric Light Association
Eatsea Pleetric Iluminating Company
Brooklyn
Commonwealth Illuminating Company
Boston
Ana Zuerts
Charles Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Awinich
England
Germany
Mately
Tate Jat
National Electric Licht Assortation
ESM
Preaman
Brooklim Edison Company
Samuel Insult
Chicago
Association
Professor Pickering Decorated in Prussian Order of Merit
Professor Edvard Pickering becomes the first American since Agassi to receive the Prussian Order of Merit, official notification coming from the German Consul in Boston. The honor spans fine arts and science divisions with a gold and blue jewel and a black ribbon featuring silver threads.
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Prof. Pickering
Agassi2
Tien
Penfascor
Edvard Pickering
Boston
Pickering
Newcomb
Agaseiz
Sargent
Fine Arte
Kcience
Ecience
Wyett
Trinity's Centennial Service Honors Bishop Hobart Legacy
About two hundred and fifty members, mainly from Protestant Episcopal churches of New England, joined a centennial service at Old Trinity. It marked the consecration over a century ago of Right Rev Jon Henry Hobart, fifth Bishop of New York, and Right Rev Alexander Viets Griswold, bishop of the Western Reserve. The sermon was by Bishop Frederick Joseph Kinsman of Delaware, with Trinity rector William Manning leading services.
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Hobart
Ne Naland
Old Trinity Inet
Jon Henry Hobart
New York
Alexander Vietz Griswold
Tishop Frederick Joseph Kinsman
Delaware
William ‘T. Manning
Trinity
Op Mobart
Old Trinity
Training of college women nurses urged for better homes
May 11 report on Mrs Sarah Lauter Arnold dean of Simmons College at the Park Street church meeting of the American Society of Supervisors of Training. She urged integration of colleges with nurse training schools and more college and high school girls learning duties of nurses to improve homes and the nation. Also notes a private audience with Bishop John P Carroll of Helena and a separate报 item about the Doctor of Divinity degree conferred on Rev Thomas F Davies, bishop-elect.
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Rome
John P. Carroll
Helena, Monts and Monelgnon
Thomas F. Kennedy
The
American College Bry
Worcester
Mass
Marsh
Thomas F. Davies
Episcopal Diocese of
Western
Achuseux
General Theologien M Seminary
Davies Ie
Alt
Shepard to Lecture at Yale in New York States Senator Selection
New Haven report notes May St Raw and M Shepard of New York City, a candidate in the recent balloting for United States Senator from New York, chosen for a law school lecture at Storrs Met Art Behnol.
Gideon Ship 25 000 Ribles
The Nationet uiaeon anga on Mibten 10 San Frapetses over the Lackawanna Tailroad via the Northwest rh at Chicago and then in ten to the mon Paeite yesterday. This society is the official organization of the Christian Travelling Men's Asociation of America which has for the object the placing of a Hille in every jem of every hotel in Amerien.
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Nationet Uiaeon Anga
Mibten
Lackawanna Tailroad
Chicago
Christian Travelling Men's Asociation of
America
Amerien
18 Going On Today At Various Social Events
The notice lists multiple gatherings including a 2 pm meeting at an art venue and a 6:40 pm New York dinner event. Names like Antoin and Muncnin appear in fragmented form amid unclear venues and times across several associations.
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Wren Eure
Terpallian Muncnin
New York
Mommopatite
Anton
Obituary of Allen Magowan, Trenton rubber magnate
Allen Magowan of Trenton, a leading figure in rubber manufacture, died at home after a long illness. Born in Ireland, he moved to New York in 1890s and later settled in Trenton, shaping a major rubber industry presence. His later years saw financial and marital troubles tied to his son’s past mayoral role.
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Teleesaph
Trenton
M—Allen Magrama
Pneumona V
Ireland
New York
Magowan
Frans
A. Mayo
Death of Detective Michael F. Reilly Recalls 7th Ward Politics in Brooklyn
Michael F. Reilly, longtime Brooklyn district attorney newsroom detective, died yesterday at 4 Tavrette Avenue. A founder of the Jackson Club and ally of late Colonel Kerrigan in 7th Ward politics, he served in the 7th Regiment in World War I and held memberships in Unity Council Knights of Columbus and Kings County Civil Service Employees’ Association. He leaves a widow, two daughters and a son. Burial is set for Holy Cross Cemetery tomorrow.
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Aechael On
Raiily
Sauate
Dietrict Attor
Brooklyn
Tafrvette Avenue
Coronel Thomas F. Kerrigan
Kings County
Mth
Jackson Club
Unity Councy Knights of Columbus
Kings County Civil Service
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dr Charles H Magoon Dies in Wakefield Life of Early Iowa Settler
Dr Charles H Magoon a Wakefield dentist and pioneer born in Hawan State aged about seventy died at his home. He came to Algona Iowa in 1870 and served as mail carrier Fort Dodge to Algona, started Iowa’s first tree nursery, and later returned east to practice dentistry for forty five years. He left a wife as survivor.
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Wakefield
Mass
Charles HH. Magoon
Iowa
Algona
Fort Dodge
Ehterly
Hawan
Richar d H Clarke will favors daughter unless she joins convent
The will of Richard Heke, prominent lawyer and author, filed in the Surrogate's office, leaves the residue of his estate to Miss Mary Ada Clarke if she does not enter a convent. Should she join a religious institution, the property goes to her siblings. Other Clarke children receive portions, including funds from insurance. The estate totals about 74 002 dollars, with assets in cash, stocks, and personal property. Justice Whitney left his entire estate to his wife, Mrs. Dorothea Whitney, with the Surrogate's records noting the value and distribution.
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John Winters Brannan
Believe and Aled Hospitals
Rockaway
Brannan
Folks
Coney Island
Coney Tsland
Board of Aldermen
Alexander & Drescher
Morrow Afernoan
Leach
Drescher
Richard Heke
Thomas C. T. Crain
Mary Ada Clarke
Miss Clarke Sieregarda
Anna C. A. Clarke
Convent of the Visitation
Georgetown
Clarke
Richard WH. Clarke, Jr
Justice Whitney
Justin Court
Paward B Whitney
Waa
Darthes
Kaiser Sees Steuben Model In German Commentary
Fragmented report notes Kaiser sees a Steuben model amid German views and mentions General with St Reiatington, with unclear context about a presentation to a U.S. congress. A separate item recalls Mr and Mrs Samuel Frothingham traveling by the Sound when their daughter Helen Frothingham fell from a barn loft.
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Tribune
Mass
Samuel Frothingham
Los Helen Frothingham
Lutheran Synod in Session Chooses New President
The tenth annual convention of the real Lutheran Synod met at Christ Lutheran Church in Brooklyn. Rev Weiskotten failed to win reelection after two ballots, and Rev Dr Pa Koehler of Buffalo won over Rev Dr F Keaver of Utica by four votes. A professorship fund in New York and New England was proposed by ex-Mayor Charles Scheren for Mount Airy Seminary, with grants for salary and a home.
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The
Real Lutheran Synod
Christ Lutheran Church
Broadway
Lafayatte Avenue
Brookton
G Weiskotten
Weiskotten
Waa
Pa Koehler
Buffalo
F. Keaver
Utica
Welskotten
Charles Scheren
Brooklyn
Synod of New York
Lew Ingland
Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary
Mount Airy
Philadelphia
Stevens Graduates 75 As President Sees 76000 Deficit
At Stevens Institute Hoboken yesterday President Humphreys said four year operations left a deficit of 7400 dollars. A fall appeal will seek funds while a graduating class fund was created. The class of 73 included William Blythe Glen Ridge and honorees George Armstrong Paterson William Beamer Jersey City Walter Schaefer East Orange Roland Strader Newark Jane Myers Elizabeth.
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Stevens Institute
Hoboken
Humphreys
Willam J. Blythe
Glen Ridge
George Armstrong
Paterson
William J. Beamer
Jersey City
Walter A. Schaefer
East Orange
Roland H. Strader
Newark
Janes Myers
Elizabeth
Sel Whithart
Plainfield
Theatre party of 5000 to attend city shows
Five thousand members of the National Electile Light Association attend a city convention tonight. Groups will visit Winter Garden Lyric Theatre and Broadway Theatre to see Reerowoman and Lew Fields in The Hen. All seats are expected to be taken except gallery seating.
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National Electile Light Association
Winter Party Garden
Lyric Theatre
Rathers
Reerowoman
Lew Fields
Tha Hen
Broadway Theatre
Nalakae
Theatrical Notes on New Follies and Plays
The writeup lists Miss Tessie Ahung in Follies of tit, with F Dillngham directing a new musical piece next autumn. Chases Dillingham will stage Uncle Sam by Ann Caldwell and Gaines O'Dea in August, starring Thomas A. Wise. Other cast includes Josephine Brown, Arthur Shaw, Juliette Dika, Cyril Biddulph. Additional comedies feature Mira Caldwell with Jack Barrymore, and a burlesque on H.M.S. Pinafore. George V Hobart to provide book, Maurice Lev to write score, plus George Vo Hobart’s Every Wife. Walter Percival will play a favored husband in Vere Wife. The piece ends with a political quip about treasury funds and moving picture rights.
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Tessie Ahung
F. Ziepfeld, Jr
Charles Dillnghan
Chases Dillingham
Ann Caldwell
Gaines O'Dea
Uncle Sam
W. A. Hrady
Thomas A. Wise
Josephine Brown
Arthur Shaw
Juliette Dika
Cyril Biddulph
Mr. Dillingham
Mira Caldwell
Jack Barrymore
Jardin de Paris
Hobart
Maurice Lev
George Vo Hobart
Severswoman
the Lorie
Walter Percival
Law Melta
Durin
Favery Hustand
Brilliant Embassy Ball At American Embassy In Paris
A grand function at the American Embassy drew the Austrian aristocracy and the Diplomatic Corps. Archdukes and archduchesses attended with Mrs Kerene, invitations issued by the ambassador. The ball featured arching staircases, state rooms with flowers and palms, and a striking display of red and white colonial symbols. Midnight gatherings stretched to three rooms as hosts welcomed guests.
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Doenmaysbey
Kerene Ae
Cuban prison study arrives to inspect jails abroad
Dr Manuel Seeades rom, attorney for Cuba’s Interior Department, arrived from Havang aboard the Sapatesa to study prisons in Cuba and bring back ideas for Ha nna Hla. He will visit Joliet Elmira and Dannemora penal institutions in New York. Attendee Japan prison officer congress in Washington referenced.
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Manuel Seeades Rom
Department of the Interior of
Cuba
Havang
Sapatesa Hera
Gomez
Varios
Hanna Hla
Joliet
Elmira
N.Y
Dannemora
N. Y
Becades
Japan
Washington
Died Notices and Funerals in New York Area
Obituaries and funeral notices list Baliorin Maney wononya Marron Smith Witla surmiton Boba Tawres Baldwin May 1011 Henry Talioin son of Vey Theron Balee Orange Nod Ralph Brewster Corbin Harte Pyruin Carhie and Charlie Lynn Cabin age 47. Private funeral Thursday. Society of Mechanics New York obituary notes Campbell, Sugler president Davies secretary. Multiple notices: Redmond Albany Nyack Smith Streatham Stre aetha St etc. Funeral details, churches, cemeteries, and undertakers Campbell and Co. references.
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Smith, Witla
Surmiton
Boba Tawres
Baldwin
Henry Talioin
Lnte Vey
L Society OF Mechanics
MPN
Sela
William $. Sugler
Richard T. Davies
Keble
Kesler
Ee Campbell
Armeria Beate
Empire State
Robert M. Stre Aetha
Moose
la John EL
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