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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
29
Katharine Hazard to wed today in a ceremony tied to family and local social circles. The event involves numerous relatives and guests, with arrangements noted at the Presbyterian church and home of Katarine Hazard’s family.
In a Newark afternoon gathering at 197 Walnut, Max Falconer and family discussed the passing of Star Harten, with Rev Ray Taelizt Stearns present. The event referenced Cyrus Falconer and Bim Nissen Falconer, noting relations among the Falconer siblings and others in the household.
Mr. Meith Talcott of Wow and Albert Greens Vordets and Jane Ware wed in a fee simple ceremony performed by the Reverend David De Forest Burrell. There were 80 attendants. The couple departed for their honeymoon abroad following the ceremony.
Fragmented obituary notes a public appeal for a large bequest tied to the will of Miss Elizabeth Thompson and estate distributions. It references the late A. E. Orr and a funeral with clergy and community names, listing beneficiaries and institutions receiving a portion of the estate valued at millions in stocks and bonds.
The Newport page notes arrivals including George Lives, J A Faork, Marsden J Merry, and Lispenard Stewart arriving this evening. Glendon Ler Teland ijnopes Hteney Warren and other officers to occupy Clift cottage No 3 for the season. Several families and guests, including Mrs Willen Hurt, Mr and Mrs Craig Biddle, and Mr and Mrs M van Beuren, take villas and cottages for summer, with multiple moves from New York and Philadelphia.
Four American women attended a court in London as witnesses or participants. The gathering involved Mrs Ven and Mrs Hugh Wallace, linked to Justice Huller's circle, with others including Mrs Charles Kirkby and Miss Bratyn Marshall. Names tied to New York, Washington, and Bathinges appear in the partially legible report.
A long list records visitors and guests staying at prominent hotels in New York and nearby towns. Names include Adele Knertind, Mr and Mrs Newrold Morris, Mr and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed, and many others visiting Hin Curtis Hotel, Maplewood, Wendell, and country estates. The notice details arrivals and entertainment plans across East Coast locales.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a convention of a national association related to piano manufacturers, locations unclear. It mentions an event schedule with a carnival and pageant, and references various uncertain names and places.
The Tuxedo Colonists staged a large horse show with many riders and judges. Entries included numerous hunters and ponies, with Margaret Waggtaft and Alfred A. Manlay among notable competitors. Captain Alexander presided as judge, while prizes covered harness and saddle classes. The event highlighted local residents and visiting equestrians, drawing broad participation and community interest.
The Iniirs Clik elected George Cowan abbot and named William Collet dean and John Gleayon corresponding secretary. Other officers include Ferdinand Wolf renaming secretary and Michael Fo Mates as governors for two year terms. The treasurer reported solid finances as plans advance for a new clubhouse.
Geneva guests enjoy fine weather at Guvortte Babee resort. Attending include Mr and Mrs W. Sinclair, Mrs Moulton, Mr and Mrs J A Sweeter, Dr W H Bennett, Mr and Mrs Clifford Ruckmas, Miss Werence Merritt, Mr and Mrs J A Holder, J C Beluer, and others noted in the visitor list.
A broken, garbled report claims Arthur Parnell loses his post in the Stover administration over a park concert matter. Ward says Parnell received 750 for services. officials discuss roles and forthcoming commissions. The piece includes unclear names and dates, with references to payments and political tension.
The article describes Leigh paintings on display by Leahy and others in an exhibit. It highlights animal pictures and landscapes with vivid color, noting pieces by the Hasvardly School and works titled Stree fe une Gracia, Calogade, and Anputarh Tayrites among others.
A damaged catalog lists auction results from a president Lincoln correspondence sale. Items include letters attributed to Abraham Lincoln and Be Cheater, plus other historic documents. Prices range from modest sums to several hundred dollars, with notable totals around $979.80 and $2000.
A New Brighton burlesque show titled Time Curtain Rises Today debuts under Hammarstein management. Mata Dally stars with Svent Bilbeeeeeeee. Columbia venue hosts opening night amid lively reviewer chatter.
A heated hearing reveals Trinity College officials rejecting efforts to preserve St John’s Chapel in New York. Critics urge preservation as a historic monument while trustees argue the plan cannot proceed and propose transferring the property. Preservation advocates cite architecture by Grosvenor Atterbury and compare to London’s St John’s.
The Earl of Lucan died at his home in England aged eighty four. He was George Hampden Lucan son of the third Earl and descended from the Battle of Balaclava lineage. He served in the Crimean War and held military and political positions including lieutenant colonel in the Coldstream Guards and Mayo MP from 1840 to 1874. He owned extensive land in England and resided mainly at Lamhammouse, Staines.
Passaic N J obituary for Gershom Rusling aged 82, long-time city resident, sanatorium years, early life in Washington N J, Belmont Garfield history, three daughters and brother James F Rusling. Also note death of Dr Samet Plaem Dartmouth graduate born Worcester July 6 1828 Civil War service and long Dartmouth links. General John P Harbison of Hartford city gas light company obituary closing.
Albert Hahn longtime Newark Board of Works Commissioner and head of a major brewery died at home on South 12th street. A Belfast native born in 1887, he was 74, served as Gas Engineers president, adviser to Governor Liston Jr Morrin and held many municipal posts. He leaves a wife, a son, and two daughters.
Robert J. Redding, a noted agricultural authority, editor and author of several farming books, died yesterday in Grittin, Georgia. He was seventy-eight years old and had long served as a leading voice in agricultural education and rural development.
Anthony Miller of Spring Lake, an inventor of a piano board planing machine and former sawmill owner, is honored in a memorial. He served in the Civil War with Company F of the Volunteer Haunery and died aged ninety amid literary life.
Stephen H Davenport of New York City listed as a signer for a will related to W J Davenport and J E Davenport of 5 Park Place New York. The document notes a death at age 20 and references a summer residence at 20 Pwirview Place New Borbelin Ue.
Colonel Jairus H Windsor of Mayville New York, once noted as the inventor of a burning fuel process for locomotives, has died. He was born in Mayville and remained linked to his hometown throughout his life.
The clumsy fragment notes marriages and deaths must be edited by full names and addresses. It references a marriage on Onune 5 1014 at South Oraige Not and cites Reverend Davi De F Burrell Mec Katharine Smith Talentt to Alert Greene Morden.
A jumble of obituary and funeral notices from New York City and surrounding areas dated June 1914. Entries name individuals with residences and funeral details including service times at churches and cemeteries. Interments span Green-Wood and Woodlawn among others, with multiple families arranging private services and express omitting flowers.
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