Whistler Portraits and Bequests Highlight Museum Show
The Museum of Art unveils Whistler’s Arrangement in Black with Henry Irving as Philip Ti and The Letter by Thomas Dewing amid ceramics, textiles, and extensive bequests from Mrs. Jesse Seligman and others. Exhibitions on rugs from fifteenth to seventeenth centuries and arms and armor are slated for November 1 and February 1 respectively.
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Whistler
Henry Irving
Philip Ti
Thomas A. Dewing
Museum of Art
Museum
Gofers
Irving Gun
Jesse Seligman
Robert W. de Forest
Anna Fairchild
Edward Luckemeyer
Margaret Tannor Johnston
Elizabeth Fitch
James Boorman Johnston
Charles Lutyens
Julia Chester Wells
Russell Sage
Pasadena
Cal
John Stemme
George A. Hearn
Robinson
Thomas W. Pewing
Hamlet at the Academy ends season with Sothern and Marlowe
Sothern and Marlowe return to the Academy of Music for a triple benefit ending their season. Tomorrow Corse Payton assumes house for fourteen weeks with stock productions as Fox Amusement Company may convert the venue to a moving picture house. Receipts are expected near 2400 dollars with a full cast including Alma Kruger and Elizabeth Valentine.
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Sothern
Marlowe
Academy of Music
Benefi
Actors’ Fund
Gilmore-Tompkins-Van Dusen
Corse Payton
Academy
Miss Marlowe
Hammersteins Roof Garden stars Dinard in Paris play Le Visi tur
Mile Polatre the French actress presented Le Visi tur in French at Hammerstein’s Victoria Theatre yesterday afternoon and again in Te red garden. Despite French dialogue the company held the audience with twelve curtain calls. The plot centers on a Parisian actress and a Russian prince who threatens fear. a burglar arrives and is slain by the knife on the table. Mlle. Dinard portrays the maid with strong expression and poise. Georges Band supports as the burglar with realism.
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Mile Polatre
Paris
Georges Numa
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Sands
Pelaire
M. Georges Band
Mlle. Dinard
Maid
Barnyard Romeo Burlesque Tops American Music Hall Week
The American Music Hall and Roof Garden features The Barnyard Romeo burlesque based on Chantecler. First presentation occurred yesterday with St J Ross listed in the Chantecler role though the plot diverges from Roscomedy themes. The show centers on loves, jealousies, marriages, and humorous misunderstandings.
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Morris
Sic
Charles Frohman
St J. Ross
Chanti
Biny
Bernhardt Set for Autumn U S Tour and Chicago Opener
Mme Sarah Bernhardt plans a U S visit next autumn in a twenty play repertory including L Aiglon and La Tosca under Will iam F Connor. She opens in Chicago October 31 with two New Amsterdam Theatre engagements and a Paris return after a final tour in which The Princess Leontine and Faust will premier in this country. Negotiations continue with M le Bargy for Faust in New York.
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Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
William F. Connor
Chicago
New Amsterdam
Klaw & Erlanger
Mme. Bernhardt
Edmond Rostand
Jeanne @ Arc
Emile Moreau
Miguel Zamacois
Victorien Sardou
G. de Porto-Riche
Princess Leontine
Faust
Paris
M. le Bargy
New York
Kansas City Sets Box Office Record for New Theatre Company
Kansas City records broke as the Shubert Theatre sold out all nine performances of the New Theatre Company from New York for The School for Scandal. Over 22 dollars was taken at the box office and police reserves were needed to control the crowd at opening. Citizens formed a guarantee fund to secure a two week engagement next season.
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Kansas City
Shubert Theatre
New Theatre Company
New York
School For Scandal
Matinee Idol at Lyric Celebrates 50th Night
De Wolf Hopper and Louise Dresser starred in The Matinee Idol at Lyric Theatre after a run at Daiv's Theatre. The fiftieth performance honored the women with silk parasols. Hopper debuted new Autographs verses and Nonsense songs while Dresser delivered new encores in Side by Side at the Seashore and Take a Look at Me Now. Hopper closed the first act with a rapid fire humorous speech.
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de Wolf Hopper
Louise Dresser
Lyric Theatre
Daiv’s
Mr. Hopper
Miss Dresser
Actress Seeks Damages From Theater Manager
Ada Klein, once with The Three Twins in 1908, sues Joseph M. Gaites for 25 dollars over injuries at the Hyperion Theatre New Haven. She claims a fall from a stage contrivance fractured her skull impaired her vision and ruined her sense of smell. Justice Erlanger granted a motion for a bill of particulars.
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Ada Klein
Three Twins
Joseph M. Gaites
Hyperion Theatre
New Haven
Miss Klein
O. Henry rights influence plays and upcoming shows
Shortly before his death O. Henry concerned Liebler & Co with dramatic rights to his short stories. Paul Armstrong’s Alias Jimmy Valentine stems from A Retrieved Reformation. Porter worked on a new play The World and the Door. Maude Earle and Gertrude Quinlan join Miss Patsy at Liberty Theatre.
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O. Henry
Idney Porter
Liebler & Co
Paul Armstrong
Jimmy Valentine
Maude Earle
Gertrude Quinlan
Liberty Theatre
Variety Houses Draw City Audiences This Week
Miss Daisy Harcourt leads at Plaza Music Hall while Miss Ethel Browning Winifred Voorhees and Rockliffe Fellowes headline at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in a Richard Fechheimer one act. The New Jersey Lilies present burlesques The Twisted Mix-ups and A Love Potion at Columbia Theatre. Nora Eaves and Jack Norworth draw crowds at Colonial Theatre with Lew Dockstader and others pleasing Alhambra Theatre patrons.
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Daisy Harcourt
Plaza Music Hall
Ethel Browning
Winifred Voorhees
Rockliffe Fellowes
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Richard Fechheimer
New Jersey
Howard and North
Porter J. White
Alhambra Theatre
Prince Tsai Tao Sends $20 For Police Pension Fund
The prince sent a twenty dollar check via the Chinese Embassy to the police pension fund. In a letter to the Mayor he expressed gratitude for the cordial treatment he received during his recent city visit.
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Prince Tsai Tao
Today’s free museum day and civic meetings
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History along with a Tropical Garden meeting of a women’s health group. Also Interborough Association of Women Teachers at 1 Madison Ave 3 30 pm and Girls Branch dance at Central Park West 66th St 4 39 pm.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zopical Garden
Women's Health Protective Association
Academy of Medicine
West 424 Street
Interborough Association
Women Teachers
Madison Avenue
Girls
Public Schools Athletic League
Central Park
West 66Th Street
Glenn H. Curties
New York Press Club
The
New York Historical Society
Wes
London International Horse Show Opens At Olympia
London June 6 The International Horse Show opened at Olympia for a ten day run. Judge Moore gained several prizes on the first day with forty horses entered, while Walter Winans led entries across many classes from Shetland ponies to hunters. American and British competitors competed in coaching and jumping events with notable interest in the Edward VII gold cup and the Duke of Connaught prize.
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London
Olympia
Walter Winans
Shetland
Judge Moore
C. W. Watson
Xav W. Watson
Xavier Riant
E. J. Barrett
Moore
Messrs
Vanderbilt
Winans
Sorg
Bushey Park
Wimbledon
Richmond Parks
Bugie March
Brigand
Maude Adams Opens Rosalind In University Of California Open Air
Maude Adams makes her first Rosalind appearance in an outdoor production of As You Like It at the Greek Theatre, UC Berkeley campus. The cast includes George Osbourne David Torrence Arthur Byron Lumsden Hare Martin Sabine and others. The idea began after Adams performed L Aiglon at Berkeley and Charles Frohman accepted the project via cable from London.
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San Francisco
George Osbourne
David Torrence
Arthur Byron
Frederick
Jacques Sees le Beau
George Trader Jaques de Be
Lumsden Hare Orlando
Martin Sabine Adam James L. Carhart
William Wallace Jackson Touchstone
R. Peyton Carter Corin
Fred Tyler
Lumsden Hare
Peary Receives Royal Antwerp Geographical Society Medal
Antwerp on June 4 Commander Robert E Peary was honored with the Royal Antwerp Geographical Society gold medal after a lecture at the Opera House A large Brussels audience later heard him speak with American Minister Charles Page present.
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Antwerp
Robert E. Peary
Royal Antwerp Geographical Society
Brussels
Peary
Charles Page
New York Growth Seen in Forty Years Opinion Mix
In varied editorials from Chicago Record-Herald and Boston Globe excerpts, observers discuss New York City’s rapid expansion over four decades. References include Mayor Gaynor, Grand Central Station, and speculative plans like an airship station atop the new building.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Ayor Gaynor
New York
Arena Lane
Chicago Record-Herald
Gaynor
Boston Globe
Grand Central Station
Utica Observer
Calvary rector 10 quit amid parish policy disputes
Differences between Calvary Episcopal Church rector Rev. Dr. J. Lewis Parks and the vestry over administration have sparked resignation rumors. Parks has not resigned. he contemplates leaving after formalities. Vestry leader George Zabriskie is abroad. Parish endowment stands around $600,000 amid ongoing readjustments.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Fourth Avenue
21St Street
J. Lewis Parks
George Zabriskie
Calvary Parish
Parks
Bronx
Brooklyn
Jersey
West Indies
James J. Goodwin
Robert Endicott
W. Irving Clark
Spencer Aldrich
William B. Boulton
Blair S. Williams
Williams
Lawrason Riggs
23D Street
Bishop Sattersee
Calvary
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew’'s Church
Girl A Great Traveller Miss Charlotte Pardee
Miss Charlotte Pardee twelve year old daughter of Major Pardee U S A arrived from Europe with her parents aboard the Minnewaska. She was first ashore as longshoremen gave her the right of way. The family plans her return to North Adams Mass to resume studies after travels totaling about 112000 miles. Major Pardee noted knowledge of Egypt and commented on a Roosevelt Guildhall speech.
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Major Pardee
Europe
Minnewaska
North Adams
Mass
Governor's Island
Pardee
Egypt
Roosevelt
Guildhall
MGR AGIUS BACK IN MANILA
Monsignor Agius apostolic delegate to the Philippines returns to Manila after a Rome visit and is greeted by thousands. He urges Filipinos to be good men and loyal to a benevolent government and delivers the Pope's message of friendship to the Islands.
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Manila
Monsignor Agius
Philippines
Rome
Gilbert
Monsignor
Agius
Philippine Islands
Mrs Belle Beach Bain Sues for Divorce
Newport R I June 6 Mrs Belle Beach Bain well known riding teacher driver and rider in horse shows files for divorce from husband William C Bain charging neglect to provide The petition notes they met in New York after the Boer War and married here in September 1906 the couple reportedly separated in New York last year
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Belle Beach Bain
William C. Bain
Bain
Emily Beach
New York
Sptember
Old Canal Engineer Sack Causes Boston Duties
L. K. Rourke assistant engineer of the central division of the Panama Canal arrived on the Panama liner Colon. He has long service with the Isthmian Canal Commission and was recently named superintendent of streets of Boston.
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L. K. Rourke
Central Division
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
United States
Panama
Colon
Mr. Rourke
South America
Boston
Obituary of Maria Louisa Elkins widow of William L Elkins
Mrs Maria Louisa Elkins widow of William Lukens Elkins traction man and art patron died at her Philadelphia home. She was born Maria Louisa Broomall and married in 1857. she leaves four children including George W Elkins Jr Mrs George Dunton Widener and Mrs Sidney Frederick Tyler. The Elkins collection and philanthropy were notable and his $5000 prize for American artists at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts reflected his patronage.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Maria Louisa Elkins
William Lukens Elkins
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Elkins
Broad Street
Miss Julia B. de Forest Dies at 58 in New York
Miss Julia B. de Forest sister of Robert W. de Forest former Tenement House Commissioner died after a long illness at her home 122 East 36th Street New York City aged 58 She was a trustee of the New York Infirmary for Women and Children for over twenty years and earlier served as trustee of the old medical college for women Her funeral will be held at Madison Square Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 oclock with private burial indicated
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Julia B. de Forest
Robert W. de Forest
East 36Th Street
Miss de Forest
New York City
Henry G. de Forest
New York Infirmary For Women and Children
Sue
Old Medical College For Women
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Burgess
Montclair
N. J
James Brown
Charles Edward
Jean Russell Burgess
DE Forest
35Th St
Henry G
Julia M. de Forest
Robert We. Lockwood
Henry W. de Forest
Madison Ave
24Th St
Judge Jonathan C Royle Dies at 82 in Salt Lake City
Judge Jonathan C Royle a famed Western jurist and mining law authority died at his home in Salt Lake City on June 6 from Brights disease at age eighty two He leaves a wife and four children including playwright Edwin Milton Royle Born in Lexington Kentucky he was admitted to the bar in 1853 and served as judge advocate in the Confederate army During his career he was a director of the Central Pacific Railroad until last year
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Salt Lake City
Jonathan C. Royle
Bright
Edwin Milton Royle
Judge Royle
Lexington
Central Pacific Railroad
Charles R. Bishop Dies in Stamford. Manufacturer Leader
Charles R. Bishop of the Bishop Box Company Stamford died at his South Street home. Born July 30, 1859 in New York, he had led local business since 1896 and served as president of the Stamford Manufacturers' Association. His wife and a daughter survive.
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Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Charles R. Bishop
Bishop Box Company
South Street
New York
Stamford Manufacturers’ Association
Goldsmith Humphrey Lifelong Little Britain Resident Dies
Newburg New York June 6 Goldsmith Humphrey a lifelong Little Britain resident is dead at seventy five He served since his first vote as collector road commissioner and justice of the peace for New Windsor for half a century He was elder and trustee of the Little Britain church for forty years
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the Tribune
Newburg
N. Y
Obituary Notes on Col. J. C. Phillips and Dr. John P. Henriques
Obituary notes report the death of Col. J. C. Phillips who commanded the 13th Virginia Regiment in the Civil War and burned Hampton under General Magruder's orders. Also listed is Dr. John Philip Henriques a prominent Rhode Island physician who died at his Edgewood home aged fifty three. he graduated from Yale in 1878.
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J. C. Phillips
Virginia
Hampton
Magruder
John Philip Henriques
Rhode Island
Edgewood
Yaie
Who Owns Baby in Go Cart Outside Department Store
A two week old baby was found in a collapsible go cart near Lexington Avenue entrance to a department store on East 59th Street yesterday between 12:30 and 2:30 PM. Miss May Roche and Patrolman Neitzel rescued the infant and cart, delivering them to East 67th Street station, later sent to Bellevue Hospital when no guardian claimed the child. The infant, a boy with blue eyes and light hair, wore a white silk hood and Bedford cloak among other garments.
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Lexington Avenue
East 59Th Street
Miss May Roche
East 39Th Street
Neitzel
East 67Th Street
Miss Roche
O'Connell
Carpenter Takes Oath as Minister to Morocco
Frederick Warner Carpenter former Taft secretary received his commission as Minister to Morocco and took the oath before a notary public. He will depart Sauk Centre for Washington in about ten days to receive instructions before going to his post.
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Sauk Centre
Minn
Frederick Warner Carpenter
Taft
Morocco
Carpenter
Washington
Weather Forecast and Local Records June 6
Showers in lake region and parts of Ohio Valley and Atlantic coast from a Monday night disturbance. Temperatures rise across middle Atlantic Gulf and Northwest. Western states report heat with Amarillo reaching 100. Eastern States expect fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with some local rains in New England and upstate New York. Local records show yesterday’s high 75 and low 57 with comparisons to 1900.
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Lake Region
Upper
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
East Gulf States
New York
Middle Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
New England
Ohio
Mississippi
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Amarillo
Tex
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Plains States
Maine
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Prince Fushimi Impresses New York With English Speech
During his New York visit Prince Fushimi and Princess were hosted by the Japan Society at the Hotel Astor. He spoke in fluent English at luncheon praising friendship between Japan and the United States. The prince later toured navy yards in Brooklyn and the flagship Connecticut before a formal Plaza Hotel dinner with Japanese guests and officials.
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Midzuno
Japan Society
Hotel Astor
Society
Lloyd
Griscom
Fushimi
Mr. Griscom
Japan
Lindsay Russell
Walter H. Page
Prince
Lloyd ©. Griscom
Jacob H. Schiff
Henry Clews
Hamilton Holt
Takamine
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
E. H. C. Leutze
No. 4
Florida
Connecticut
Schroeder
Plaza Hotel
Hiraga
Saito
Ichinomiya
Siko
Aoki
Ota
Inouye
Kiyokawa
Tanaka
Mme. Hashiguchi
Suzuki
Medical men respond to Carnegie report on New England schools
Boston dispatch reports reactions from leaders at Tufts Northwestern? No, Tufts Medical School dean Dr Harold Williams and presidents of Vermont University Bowdoin College Dartmouth and others. They defend local medical schools and dispute Flexner's views while affirming value of smaller colleges and state need for Vermont physicians.
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Tribune
Boston
New England Medical College
New England
Carnegie Foundation
Harold Williams
Tufts Medical School
Flexner
American Medical Association
M. H. Buckham
University of Vermont
of Vermont
Hyde
Bowdoin College
E. F. Nichols
Dartmouth
Burbank Reveals Two World Novel Flowers
In San Francisco Luther Burbank announces two newly perfected flowers: a poppy named Enothera Burbankii and a white evening primrose. He plans extensive reproduction at a Santa Barbara County ranch in Lompoc and notes years of work behind the releases. The poppy blends Shirley and tulip poppy traits with a North African mountain variety, offering new shades. the primrose is white and five inches across.
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San Francisco
Luther Burbank
North Africa
NYU Dean Johnson Cheered as Next Chancellor
The NYU School of Commerce senior class held a farewell dinner at Fraunces Tavern honoring Dean Joseph French Johnson. He is seen as a possible successor to Chancellor MacCracken, though no official action has been taken. Johnson, aged fifty seven, avoided comment on the cheers.
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School of Commerce
New York University
Fraunces’s Tavern
Joseph French Johnson
Dean Johnson
MacCracken
University Council
Old Harvard alumni plan reunion of oldest classmates
Cambridge mass June 6 Harvard's three oldest graduates from the class of 38 contemplate a reunion on class day. The trio includes the Rev James L T Coolidge ninety three years old of the city and the Rev Edward A Rehoutf age ninety.
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Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
James L. T. Coolidge
Edward A. Rehoutf
Harvard habits credited for enduring health in reunion trio
Two men aged two years old? No. The text notes a two year old, from Keene New Hampshire, and Dr James Lloyd Wellington, ninety two, from Swansea Massachusetts. All three credit Harvard habits for their health and have many reminiscences for the reunion.
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Keene
N. H
James Lloyd Wellington
Swansea
Mass
Harvard
Sandham Contest At New York University Commencement
The Sandham oratorical contest featured Joseph Wilfred Fitzgerald of Tuckahoe winning first prize of 1 and George Jay Schoenfeld of New York City taking second with his oration on Horace Greeley. An outdoor Coburn Players performance of As You Like It followed, with class day events scheduled for 2 PM and commencement tomorrow.
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George Augustus Sandham
Joseph Wilfred Fitzgerald
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Poland
Liberty
George Jay Schoenfeld
New York City
Horace Greeley
Battery Hill
University Heights
Charles Douville Coburn
Coburn Players
Newman Levy
M. Robert Miller
Charlies E. Norlin
Sampad H. Sarafian
Washington Square School of Commerce
Christian Science Church Growth Report Reveals Rapid Expansion
Boston reports that a Christian Science church was established about every three and a half days in the year ended June 1. The first church, the mother church, notes growth across North and South America, Europe, and South Africa. Officers elected include President W. B. Baldwin first reader Judge Clifford P. Smith clerk John V Dittemore and treasurer Stephen A. Chase.
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Boston
John V. Dittemore
First Church of Christ Scientist
North
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Europe
South Africa
W. B. Baldwin
Clifford P. Smith
Stephen A. Chase
Permission to Sell Church Property Granted
The French Catholic Church of St Jean Baptiste won Supreme Court permission to sell its property at 181 Lexington Avenue. The congregation plans a new church at Lexington Avenue and 5th Street, costing about $300,000.
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St Jean Baptiste
Supreme Court
Lexington Avenue
Sth Street
Stires Officiates as Downes Bazena Marries Mansfield Merriman
On Monday June at St Thomas Church New York Rev Ernest Stires officiated the marriage of Bazena Downes daughter of the late Anson T Downes to Mansfield Merriman of New York. Notices require full name and address.
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Merriman—Downes
St. Thomas's Church
New York
Ernest M. Stires
Bazena
Anson _ T Downes
Mansfield Merriman
Harvey
New Rochelle
Margaret B
Wheelock N. Harvey
Frank H. Nicholas
Tinton Ave
Wilton
Booraem Hugh T toler Booraem dies at 41 in Saranac Lake
A biographical death notice lists Hugh Toler Booraem son of the late Hugh Toler Booraem and Antoinette Roosevelt Van Vorst who died at age 41 in Saranac Lake New York. Mass of requiem planned at Church of the Assumption Morristown New Jersey with private interment. Carriages meet the train from New York.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Hugh Toler Booraem
Antoinette Roosevelt van Vorst
Church of the Assumption
Morristown
N. J
New York
Lackawanna
Readable Harlem Trains Access From Grand Central
An item notes easy access by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station. It also mentions Webster and Jerome avenues and a carriage lot priced at 150 dollars with a telephone contact. A Book of Views is offered at Gramercy or by representatives at 20 East 272nd Street in New York City.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
New York Tribune Office Hours Noted at Broadway Desk
The New York Tribune lists office hours from 9 am to 6 pm at its Broadway address between 36th and 37th streets. This notice highlights standard operation times for readers seeking subscriptions or assistance.
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NEW York Tribune
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