The Drama Wyndham at the Empire
The review lauds Charlies Wyndham's performance in The Mollusc at the Empire Theatre through June 19. Mary Moore and Lillias Waldegrave receive praise for their roles as well, with Sothern and Kemp delivering strong parts in a piece that blends light satire and burlesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Charlies Wyndham
Cheries ‘Endham
Cheries ‘Endham Represents, More Exactly, Per Pape
Henry Davies
Prince Moore
Mary Moore
Lillias Waldegrave
Govetmfss
Sam Sothern
Tom Kemp
Charlies ‘Windham
W. Erance
Sothern and Marlowe in Hamlet at the Academy
Shakespearean drama unfolds at the Academy of Music with Sothern as Hamlet and Miss Marlowe as Ophelia. Critics note their performances lack a strong, compelling charm though Marlowe’s tragic tone stands out. Upcoming shows include The Merchant of Venice on Thursday and next week’s Twelfth Night and The Taming of the Shrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Ophelia
Itness
Frohman Secures Chanticler for America
Paris June 7 Charles Frohman announces he has obtained Rosteads Chanticler for America. He expects the play to draw large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Frohman
Rostead
America
Morris Invades Cincinnati to Plan Orpheum Theatre
Cincinnati reports William Morris, New York vaudeville manager, will close deals with I. M. Martin to book attractions at Martin's New Orpheum Theatre. A roof over the Walnut Hills residence district is planned, marking Morris's first invasion of Cincinnati's entertainment scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Cincinnati
William Morris
New York
I. M. Martin
Martin
Orpheum Theatre
Walnut Hills
Mr. Morris
Henry Harris Engages Frank Keenan for Five-Year Run
Henry RB Harris hires Frank Keenan who left the Belasco forces to star in a new play The Heights. Keenan will also serve as general stage manager for Harris productions during the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harris
Frank Keenan
Belasco
Henry RB. Harris
Harris
Champion Swimmer Charles M Daniels Marries Florence Wagner
Charles M Daniels, champion swimmer, wed Florence Goodyear Wagner at the Plaza in Buffalo then planned a northern 1 week honeymoon trip. The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert Collyer with the bride's mother Mrs Frank H Goodyear present. Daniels, 24, will return to his insurance work at Pine Street firm Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Goodyear Wagner
George Olds Wagner
Buffalo
Charlies M. Daniels
Robert Collyer
Frank H. Goodyear
Mr. Daniels
United States
Wagner
Pollies of 1909 at Atlantic City
F Ziegfeld Jr presented The Follies of 1999 at the Theatre in Martin City on June 7. New York and Philadelphia critics praised the two act revue with eighteen scenes and thirty musical numbers led by Bayes Marty Kelly Lillian Lorraine Jack Annabelle Whitford Billie Reeves and Jon Deagon. Also reports an auto accident near Schwamendingen with injuries to Mrs Bager and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin City
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
New York
Philadelphia
Zurich
and Saretng
Schwamendingen
Bager
Palmer Memorial Unveiled at Wellesley College
Italian marble memorial to Alice Freeman Palmer, late president of Wellesley College, unveiled in Houghton Memorial Chapel. Edwin Hale Abbot funded the memorial, sculpted by Dante Chester French. Palmar’s ashes rest within the chapel, with a medallion portrait and inscription beneath the relief.
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Wellesley College
Alice Freeman Palmer
Daniel
Wellesley
Mass
Houghton
Memorial Chapel
Edwin Hale Abbot
Dante Chester French
New York
Paris
Alma Mater
Palmer
Ashes Interred for Alice Freeman Palmer at Alma Mater
A memorial note records the interment of Alice Freeman Palmer 1855 1902 in the heart of the college she cherished detailing her lifelong connection to the institution and the lasting homage of its community.
Sign of the Rose at Colonial features Beban in moving Italian saga
At the Colonial yesterday a varied vaudeville bill included The Sign of the Rose with George Beban as Pietro Massena. A kidnapped child drives a moral tale of an honest laborer amid Italian prejudice, with Beban delivering a natural, poignant performance.
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Colonial
George Beban
Mr. Beban
Seven Hills
Rome
Palermo
Ruggiero
Monte Argentaro
Italy
Frank Sheridan
Pietro Massena
Pietro
Rosie
Nesle
Atenement
Suffrage Leader Carrie Chapman Catt Arrives in City
Carrie Chapman Catt president of the International Women's Suffrage Alliance arrives from London aboard the Minnewaske. She reports the London congress a success with twenty one countries represented and five new members joined including Bulgaria. Belmont plans personal and financial support. Catt notes no lectures planned unless public calls arise. Belmont sails on Mauretania due Friday.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
International Women's Suffrage Alliance
London
Minnewaske
the Alliance
Anna H. Shaw
C. H. P. Belmont
America
Miss Shaw
Bulgaria
England
Married in Church of the Holy Trinity
Edward Banon of Broughall Castle King's County Ireland marries Miss Agnes Manning daughter of J B Manning of River side Drive in a ceremony led by Rev J E Goggin. Banon a mining engineer and Klondike veteran previously worked as ranchman and gold seeker. Miss Rathgen weds Milton V Sutter in New Rochelle at St Gabriel's Church with best man Dr John Evans. Sutter tobacco firm member and August Larpenteur founder of St Paul Minnesota.
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Edward Banon
Broughall Castle
King’s County
Ireland
Agnes Manning
J. B. Manning
No. &1
Riverside Drive
Church of the Holy Trinity
J. E. Goggin
Klondike
Klondike Ventures
Banon
East
J. J. Manning
Wall Street
Herbert Bodman
Marie Rathgen
Charles A. Rathgen
Rochelle Park
New Rochelle
Milton V. Sutter
New York
St. Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church
Francis J. Heaney
John Evans
Sutter
L.T. Sutter & Co
August la
Essay Winners Named in Jones Essay Contest
Sons of the Revolution in New York announced prize winners for the essay contest on The Services of Commodore John Paul Jones in the Revolution. First prize went to Sherman M. Smith of Brockport for $50, second prize to Glendon A. Schubert of Oneida for $5, and third prize to G. R. Stearns Jr. of Buffalo. Honorable mentions include Bessue R. Schwartz of Washington Irving High School New York and several others from Buffalo Skaneateles Yonkers West Seneca Newark Schenectady Ithaca with names listed.
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Sons of the Revolution
New York
Commodore John Paul Jones
Sherman M. Smith
Brockport
Glendon A. Schubert
Oneida
G. R. Stearns, Jr
Buffalo
Bessue R. R. Schwartz
Washington Irving High School
H. A
Portrait of ex Justice O'Brien to hang at Manhattan Club
A large oil painting of former Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, president of the Manhattan Club, will be hung in the club's lower reading room today. Painted by Charles Lange, it was unveiled yesterday and praised as an excellent likeness. Club members funded the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan J. O'Brien
Manhattan Club
Charles Lange
Rogers Testament Approved Executors Named In Will
Surrogate Cohalan issued letters testamentary to Henry H. Rogers John W Sterling Walter P Winsor and the Farmers Loan and Trust Co as executors and trustees of the estate of Henry H Rogers father of the testator This formal action permits immediate distribution of the estate as provided by the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohalan
Henry H. Rogers
John W. Sterling
Walter P. Winsor
Farmers’ Loan and Trust
Obituary of D F Loomis at Southampton
D F Loomis of Tiffin Ohio died Saturday near Southampton from syncope after tropical fever. His body will be cremated June 11 and ashes sent to his parents in Tiffin. He disappeared after arrival and American consuls in Great Britain were asked to inquire. He was found at an inn near Southampton where he had taken quarters.
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Southampton
D. F Loomis
Tiffin
Ohio
Chilworth
Here
D. F. Loomis
Great Britain
Governor Francisco Canejo Dies in Sinaloa Home
Mexico City report says Francisco Canejo governor of Sinaloa died Saturday night at his residence in Culiacan. The unexpected death occurred at about dusk and prompted mourning from local officials and residents.
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Mexico City
Francisco Canejo
Sinaloa
Culiacan
George D Workman Dies at 74 in Torrington
George D. Workman of Torrington Conn died at his home at age seventy four due to heart disease. He was president of the Warrenton Woollen Company Torrington Electric Light Company and the Torrington National Bank and served as a director in several other corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington, Conn
George D. Workman
Workman
Warrenton Woollen Company
Torrington Electric Light Company
Torrington National Bank
Notable Obituary Notices From Early 1900s
Obituaries announce the deaths of Charles W. Kellogg Eastern Firemen’s Fund Insurance executive at 70 in Brookline MA. Euphemia Helen Olcott mother of J Van Vechten Olcott and William M K Olcott at 90 in New Canaan CT. Mary M Sharkey mother of Robert A Sharkey at 72 in Brooklyn. Edward Cullen longtime Robinson circus business manager dies in Cincinnati. Max Morris AFL official and former Colorado lawmaker dies at 43 in Denver.
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Charles W. Kellogg
Firemen’s Fund Insurance Company
San Francisco
Brookline
Mass
Kellogg
Philadelphia
Hartford
Euphemia Helen Olcott
J. van Vechten Olcott
William M. K
Mary M. Sharkey
Robert A. Sharkey
Kings County
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Edward Cullen
Robinson Circus
Cincinnati
John Wilson
Will of H A Chauchard Leaves Louvre Estate to Museum
Paris June 7 The will of H A Chauchard owner of Magasins du Louvre leaves his art collection valued at 4 million to the Louvre. He leaves 7000 to his employer and 4600 to Paris poor. George Leygues gets 30000 and Gaston Calmette 40000. Secretaries and servants receive smaller sums. Burial planned after ceremonies at the Madeleine.
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Paris
H. A. Chauchard
Magasins du Louvre
Louvre
M. Chauchard
George Leygues
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Chauchard
Many Masonic Appointments Publicized by New York Grand Master
Justice Nelson F. Sawyer of Palmyra, grand master of Masons in New York, announced many city appointments. Names include Fields Hermance and George Nixon as Grand Chaplains, John P. Foland and Josiah L. Van Sielen as Grand Sword Bearers, and Alfred B. Marx as Grand Director of Ceremonies, among others across districts.
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Nelson F. Sawyer
Palmyra
Masons
State of New York
Fields Hermance
Manhattan
George Nixon
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
William T. Dunnell
William FE. Stevens
John P. Foland
Josiah W. L. van Sielen
Lancelot Stevenson
Ludwig Boettcher
Francis J. Muhling
William R. Youngs
Charles N. Green
James Henderson
Manhttan
Isaac N. Failor
Jamaica
Desmond 0
Pasquale Pepe
George Cromwell
St. George
Staten Island
Amaryllis and Phyllis Triumph at International Horse Show
London reports in the International Horse Show results Class 25 for novice harness pairs up to 15 hands won by Judge W. H. Moore's Amaryllis and Phyllis. Moore also took the Mackay Challenge Cup for park four-in-hands with white second prize going to O. W. Watson of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. H. Moore
Amaryllis
Phyllis
Moore
O. W. Watson
Baltimore
Yale student wins Pundit Club $3 prize for essay title
Robert Dwight Hillis, a Yale junior and son of Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis of Brooklyn, won the Pundit Club prize of $3 for the best essay. His theme is Some Young Night Thoughts in a Dog Wagon and is described as decidedly original.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Robert Dwight Hillis
Pundit Club
Yale
Hillis
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Leaves loan fund to Vassar
Philadelphia June 7 The will of Harriet Richards Parker Robinson leaves 21000 pounds to Vassar College as the nucleus of the Ezekiel Gilman Robinson Loan fund The income from the bequest will be lent to needy students without interest with a 1.00 bequest noted for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Philadelphia
Vassar College
Harriet Richards Parker Robinson
Ezekiel Gilman Robinson
Red Cross Relief Funds Continue For Asia Minor Sufferers
The New York branch reports ongoing contributions for Asia Minor massacre victims. National totals reach about 10,000 with New York nearly 7,000 of that and Armenian subscriptions at 3,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Red Cross
Asia Minor
Today in New York City: varied events and meetings listed
United States marshal sale of smuggled goods at Custom House 10 a.m. Progressive event under Professional Women's League at Hotel Remington 120 West 40th Street at 2 p.m. Tea for Miss Strachan by the High School branch of the Interborough Association of Women Teachers at Women's University Club 17 Madison Square North 4 to 6 p.m. Grand rally of local vice-presidents of the New York State Music Traders Association at Aeolian Hall 7:15 p.m. Jewish Theological Seminary graduation at 81 West 123rd Street 4 p.m. Dinner of Practitioners Club of Jersey City at Astor 7:30 p.m. Dinner American Guild of Organists at Hotel St. Andrew 7:30 p.m. Centennial celebration of St Patrick's Church. Executive committee meeting of the National Convention of Insurance Commissioners at Manhattan Hotel. Annual meeting of the National Association of Theatrical Managers at Astor 2 p.m. Commencement for the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb 3 p.m. Trustees meeting of the Peabody Educational Fund at Waldorf.
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United States Marshal
Custom House
Professional Women's League
Remington
West 40Th Street
Jewish Theological Seminary
West 123d Street
New York Institution For the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
Peabody Educational Fund
Waldorf
Union College Inducts Dr Charles Richmond as President
In Schenectady on June 7 Governor Hughes and many East coast university leaders attended the induction of Dr Charles Alexander Richmond formerly pastor of Albany’s Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church as president and chancellor of Union College and Union University.
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Schenectady
N. J
Hughes
East
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
M. Woolsey Stryker
Hamilton College
Charles Alexander Richmond
Madison Avenue Presbyterian. Church
Albany
Union College
Union University
First Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Board of Trustees
Silas B. Brownell
Board of
Stryker
Union
Wilson
America
Bat
Simon W. Rosendale
Board of Governors
George Alexander
Freedom for Rutgers
The General Synod of the Reformed Church of America unanimously resolved that association with the denomination will not be required to become president of Rutgers College or to join its board of trustees. The move returns Rutgers to the conditions of its 1771 charter and 1825 recharter, while mission work and the church’s forward movement in foreign fields were also discussed. The denomination notes it is per capita the most generous Protestant group to foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
The
Reformed Church
Rutgers College
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
Queens College
Woman to Be Barnard Dean After Year of Waiting
The Barnard College board delays choosing a successor to Miss Laura Drake Gill. President Nicholas Murray Butler supports a woman dean and shows openness to Miss Lida Shaw King, who declined Barnard's invitation. Currently acting dean is William Tenney Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Laura Drake Gill
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Lida Shaw King
Brown University
Barnard
Butler
Bryan Jr. in Lincoln Court for Speeding Offense
William J. Bryan Jr. appeared in Lincoln court on charges of speeding and riding a motorcycle without a license plate. As his first offense, he received a warning and was discharged.
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William J. Bryan, JR
Lincoln
Neb
Prominent Arrivals at City Hotels In New York List
A parade of notable guests checked into major New York hotels including Mrs J R Drexel of Newport and Mr and Mrs J B Clews Jr at Tuxedo Admiral Sigshee Jr and R G Folk of Nashville at Holland and Manhattan hotels Countess of Aberdeen and Sir William Thompson of Dublin at St Regis Rear Admiral George Reiter at Victoria Franks Hiscock A J Drexel Biddle John Ringling Luis F Corea and others appeared at Waldorf Astoria and related venues in a social roundup.
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Gotham
J. R. Drexel
Newport
J. B. Clews, Jr
Holland Wa
Washington
Sigshee, Jr
N. Manhattan
R. G. Folk
Nashville
Murray UilLi
Stephen D. Field
Stockbridge
Plaza
Robert Lucas-Tooth
M. F
Landon Savoy
Commodore Harlow
U.S
Weather report shows showers inland with cooler trend nationwide
Official forecast notes showers in the lake region and central plains due to a low pressure area, while most regions remain fair or turn cooler. Northern zones and Northwest see cooling. South remains moderately warm with general fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday. Localized unsettledness and showers expected in the Ohio and lake regions within 40 hours.
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Washington
Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Upper Lake Region
Ohio
Middle Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Region
Northwestern States
MacLaurin Installed as MIT President in Boston
Dr Richard Cockburn Mac Laurin was formally inducted as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Symphony Hall Boston succeeding Acting President Arthur A Noyes. Attending were Ambassador James Bryce Governor Eben Draper Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell and others as Mac Laurin urged balanced student life and hard work for technical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richard Cockburn MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MacLaurin
Columbia University
Institute
Arthur A. Noyes
Symphony Hall
James Bryce
England
Washington
Eben S. Draper
Massachusetts
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
William Lawrence
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Institute of Technology
Charlies River
Lowell
Fish
Charge Against Mme Stoessel Reported In Port Arthur Deficit
The Port Arthur Benevolent Society in St. Petersburg found a $7 deficit under the presidency of Mme Stoessel, wife of the general who surrendered Port Arthur. The matter will be referred to the Crown Prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Stoessel
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur Benevolent Society
Port Arthur
Magawly Banoz Manning Wedding at Holy Trinity
Marriage notice records Agnes Manning daughter of J. B. and Mary L. Manning of Riverside Drive marrying Edward son of the late Earl of Kanen of Broughall Castle King’s County London. Public Times notes repeats for republication with full names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magawly Banox
Manning
Church of Holy Trinity
J. E. Goggin
Agnes
J. B. Manning
Mary L. Manning
No St Riverside Drive
Edward
Earl of Kanen
Broughall Castle
King’s County
Reland
London
Public Times
Died notices published for multiple individuals in Tribune
Death notices appear for Goldsmith Benjamin Greenwood William James Louise E. Mygatt Emily T. Olcott Euphemia H. Quackenbush Mary R. Sanderson Matilda Sanderson Sharkey Maria Hughes Stephens Charles Stephens with funeral details in New York and nearby towns, listing residences and service times at churches and homes.
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Goldsmith
Benjamin Goldsmith
West 13d
Campbell Building
Greenwood
St. Elizabeth Hospital
William Greenwood
Henrietta Naaro
Richard B
Jane W. Greenwood
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall St
Louise E. James
Albert T
Louis J. Courant
William T. James
Jamaica Ave
Flushing
N. Y
Emily T. Mygatt
Brockling
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Empire
Dham Aaisnesessrseesecreserse
Charles Wyn
Sam Sotherr
Mr. Baxter
Lillias Egrave Biss Roberts
Mire Bexter
Coenen Cine
Ue Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Academy of Music
Charles M. Daniels
Atlantic City
Sign of the Rose
Paul Everton
Mary Sheriden
Faby Seawill
Alice Mai
Hart
Hatch
van Brust
van Brunt
Edith Ver Prant
Millicent
Coogan
Richard
Pietro Massens
Mrs
Mrs. Belmont
O'Brien
Max Morris
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Colorado
Judge Moore
DR. Hillis
Vassar
DR. Richmond
Governor Hughes
Freedom
Rutgers
the Weather Report
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Escal
DR. Maclaurin
Bryce
Tri-Weekly
Olcott
New Canaan
Connecticut
John Olcott
John PD. D
West 1Ith Street
Quackenbush
Hempstead
Long Island
Mary R. Quackenbush
Sanderson
Emerson Place
Matilda Mednicott
William Sanderson
Sharkey
Quincy St
Alexander Sharkey
Vanderbilt
Burl Vanderbilt
West 23d
Frank & Campbell
Milford
Joseph I
Clarisse Walz
Werten— Schlag
Adelphi St
Wynne
6Th Ave
Lacoln Place
Patrick J
Annie J. Wynne
Naughton
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Cemstral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
New York City
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell
West
Newman Floral Co
Sthave
Madison Sq
NEW York Tribune
37Th Streets
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
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