Tribune Fresh Air Campaign Begins For New York Children
The Fresh Air drive starts in Manhattan, The Bronx, and Brooklyn with about 125 groups coordinating to send needy children to country hosts. Medical examinations begin early to prep for two week outings, with homes and camps prepared to shelter nearly 1,300 children across several counties this season.
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Season opens at Lenox with notable summer arrivals
A flood of guests arrives in Lenox and nearby towns for the season. George Randall and Miss Randall of New York and Paris lease Mika Lisette Hast villa. Miss Maat plans a Europe trip this summer. Greene, Stokes, Denny and many others are staying at Red Lion in Stockbridge, Maplewood in Pittsfield, Shadowbrook Farm on Lake Bicheonac, or Curtis Hotel in Pittsfield.
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Broadway Church Marks Fortieth Pastorate Anniversary
The Rev Dr George Payson of Mount Washington Presbyterian Church celebrated forty years of continuous pastorate with a reminiscence sermon. He recalled a time in 1686 when Broadway lacked telephones and trains, noting how the parish has grown and directed much of its funds to charity since 1974. A reception, meetings, and a Brotherhood banquet followed, with engagements announced for Edith Demarest and Harriet Dayton.
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Tribute to Police Killed on Duty at St Patrick's Cathedral
Detective Peter J. Carmody, wounded two weeks earlier, marched with two thousand officers to a New York police memorial service at St Patrick's Cathedral. Monsignor Lavelle and Police Commissioner Arthur Woods spoke, praising the NYPD as brave and loyal. The service mourned ten officers lost in the past year, and highlighted the city’s police as a dedicated force in peace and danger.
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Georgetown 125 Years Old
Georgetown University prepares for the June 15 16 125th anniversary with Governor Glynn of New York delivering the principal address and President Wilson invited to attend Two thousand alumni across the country plan to be present in Washington D C during the celebration.
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Commodore Plant to Wed on Sixtieth Birthday in Connecticut
Hartford report states Commodore Morton F Plant of New London yachtsman and retired captain will marry Mrs. Sarah May Cadwell Manwaring on August 18, his sixty second birthday. The ceremony will be at the bride’s mother Rowena Cadwell home in Hartford. Mrs Manwaring, recently divorced, has been cruising with Plant aboard the yacht Thelma and will be joined by her son Paul and sister Florence Cadwell for a cruise ending near Groton before the wedding.
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Laymen Condemn Nathan At Staten Island Reunion
The Laymen's League for Retreats and Social Studies met at Mount Manresa Fort Wadsworth Staten Island where resolutions denouncing Ernesto Nathan as Mullan representative at the Panama Pacific E position were adopted. Cardinal Farley is honorary president and bishops McDonnell McFaul and O Connors serve as honorary vice presidents. The resolutions declare Nathan an enemy to the Pope and religious freedom and pledge league members to abstain from the exposition. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to President Wilson.
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Appleton Hay Engagement Ties New York Family to Washington
Boston dispatch reports Miss Alice Appleton of New York to wed Clarence Leonard Hay of Washington. The Appletons, summering at Ipswich, announce the engagement of their younger daughter and note a July wedding is expected. Clarence is the son of the late Secretary of State John Hay and Mrs Jay.
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Theatrical Notes on tours and engagements across New York
The article lists engagements and plans for theatre figures. Kitty MacKay and Marjorie Murray join William Eliott for a tour starting next month. Mollie McIntyre headlines at the Comedy Theatre. West Point cadets host an annual theatre party at the Casino. Moonlight at Hammerstein’s Roof Garden begins amateur preliminaries with a final on June 2. Walter C. Kelly appears at New Brighton’s anniversary bill. Ziegfeld Jr engages Will Marion Cooke to lead the orchestra for the Dance de Follies. Leon Errol prepares a new show for September. Wilton Lackaye stars in Quits at the Palace with Elizabeth Murray replacing Ray Cox.
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Time Curtain Rises Today at Hammerstein's Brighton
The Brighton burlesque show opens this evening at Hammerstein's venue with actress Dally performing. The program promises lively entertainment and a traditional burlesque atmosphere for the crowd.
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Gould Memorial Sermon Inspires NYU Graduates
At New York University Gould Memorial Auditorium more than two thousand graduates heard Rev. Dr. William Pierson Merrill urge them to pursue an ideal and strive to reform society’s wrongs. He urged self examination, courage, and action to replace war, exploitation, and corruption with a righteous new world. The day’s program included prize orations at 4:30 p.m. and Phi Beta Kappa key presentations.
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Playwrights in League Aims at Clean Stage
Catholic Playwrights' League met at Hotel Plaza to discuss literary cleansing and stage morality. Miss Eliza Lummis presided as vice president. Mrs. Fleury Ruffin spoke on modern literature. Deborah Byrne and her Imperial Italian Opera Company were noted for producing works the league may disapprove.
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Briarcliffe summer colony fills Briarcliffe Lodge
Guests and seasonal arrivals anchor Briarcliffe’s all summer colony. New York figures such as Mrs. Frank M. Black Mrs. Frances Bochman and Mrs. Edward Kemp join the Lodge lineup along with families including the Rus sells and Odells as Briarcliffe welcomes a large influx of residents and visitors for the season.
Laine Jr. Ordained Minister for Ludlow Church
Edmund R. Laine Jr son of Caldwell New Jersey residents was ordained yesterday at the Church of the Incarnation Madison Avenue by Bishop T F Davies. He graduated Caldwell High School in 1997 earned a BA from Clark University and completed theological seminary last week. He will assume duties as minister of St. Andrew's Ludlow Massachusetts on July 1.
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Benja min Jepson Dies A Pioneer of Public School Music
Professor Benjamin Jepson, aged eighty two, a veteran instructor and early advocate of music in public schools, died at his New Haven home. Born in Sheffield England, he migrated as a youth and became a renowned music teacher and the first superintendent of music in New Haven and in any American city, serving over fifty years. He conducted major Connecticut festivals and choruses for more than three decades. He leaves three children Arthur Jepson of Bristol, Mrs Clifford Beers of New York City, and Harry B Jepson a Yale music professor.
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Henry C. Clark Dies in East Orange After Sudden Heart Failure
Henry C. Clark of East Orange New Jersey died at his Summit Street home at 4 20 PM from heart disease after thirty four years in the city. He was about sixty born in Burlington Vermont a People's Bank of East Orange director and active in business in New York. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs Edward Isham of Burlington Vermont and Miss Klara H Clark and Miss Elsie Clark of East Orange. No funeral arrangements yet.
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James Ingram Dies. Queens Court Clerk and Fireman
James Ingram aged 48, longtime clerk at Queens County Supreme Court, died yesterday at his mother’s home in Astoria. Born in Manhattan, he worked in a dye works with his father and served as Police Commissioner under the old Long Island City charter, later becoming police justice in 1893 and holding court clerical posts. He was a Magan, a Mecca Temple member, and a veteran fireman. He leaves a wife, mother, two brothers and a sister.
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Michael T Barrett, Noted New Jersey Lawyer, Dies at Home
Michael T Barrett prominent New Jersey lawyer died at his Newark home 1% Washington Place. He led the firm M T and Hugh S Barrett and served in the New Jersey Senate from 18M to 18%. For about thirty years he was Morrison's town counsel. He leaves a wife and one son, his law partner.
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Southampton Summer Cottages See Active Seaso n Transfers
By 16h Southampton N June 7 Mrs Emily Rushmore and son of Tuxedo Park arrive at their cottage. Mr and Mrs Edmund A Twining relocate to a new cottage adjoining the Boardman estate. Mrs William Cochran takes George H Drew’s cottage on First Neck Lane for the season and will come to Southampton this week. Mr and Mrs Borden Chisholm and the Misses Chisholm stay at the Waller cottage for the remainder of the month. Mrs Robert L Stevens will occupy the Waller cottage during July and August. The Rufus L Patterson party arrives at Meadow Club for two weeks then will use their Great Plains Road house. Frederic Kernochan and party at the club for a few days and will not occupy Fair Lea this season, subletting to Ralph J Preston of New York. Mr and Mrs B Aymar Sante expected this week at their summer place on Great Plains Road. Miss A M Hegeman of Washington is siege of ton rine mee 1
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Park Commissioner Ward Expands Central Park Police Detail
Park Commissioner Cabot Ward gains full police support to protect parks. Thirteen more officers were assigned to Central Park in two days, bringing the total to 35 for the park and 23 on the regular force. Extra guards monitor busy eastern sections and crowds on Sundays. Vendors and unlicensed photographers are barred. a concert is planned for June 14.
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Death notices and funeral announcements from New York area
A compilation of obituaries and funeral services dated June 7 to June 9, 1914. Notices list individuals by surname across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and New Jersey, with ages, residence, and funeral details. Names include Nelson Boss, Anna Cox, Catharine Tremper Ostrander, and Martin Drex, among others, with churches and burial sites noted.
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