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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
27
A garbled column of verse and prose pieces spans politics, romance, and social notes. It mentions Roosevelt, T rops, and Chicago telegrams while weaving reflections on urban life, barber shop scenes, automo repair, and a parade of named places and people, all in a stray, fragmentary newspaper snippet style.
Miss Weir, daughter of Al en Weir, married George P Bly at the Church of the Ascension, with Weir and Warner families hosting a reception at 9 West Faghtyesiomd 2irvet. The event, conducted by Rev Janney W Ferree, featured a white satin gown, orange blossoms, and a large mix of relatives and guests from Delapinin, Wed Lema, and New York circles.
Ensign N T Lawrence marries Miss Cromwell at a cathedral service in New Haven. The bride, Cromwell, is the daughter of Mrs Grinnell, with several naval officers and family members present. The ceremony and reception details appear in the scattered OCR text with multiple names and titles.
New York University stunned by largest ever commencement with 743 graduates led by Agnes Sanger Clafin and Crittenden I. Adams set to wed in city ceremony. The university honored faculty and notable families including Mrs Shepard and Professor Nash while Adams joins Cottage Club and Princeton Circle. The event marked a milestone in NYU history and featured speeches urging greater military training and civic duty.
Dr J D Quackenbos marries Miss Louise White in Trinity Church ceremony witnessed by the couple's immediate family. The bride, given away by her uncle, Lt. Gen. Emmens, with a small reception at Marsea Place follows at the bride’s family home.
A Lee woman, Mina Wetty, is engaged as a life guard expert in first aid for Hale's in-the-Sea at Long Reach. She will train with Miss Beresford and assist the women's bathing area, providing leisure in diving and swimming. The post includes safety gear and a shaded area for caregivers and bathers.
The Provincnial Zionist Committee received from its chairmen a contribution of 1 12828 marks from New York for relief efforts. The funds are part of a drive centered on aiding Jewish refugees in Warsaw and surrounding areas.
A vintage sale features Malian banners and eighteenth century textiles with ornate crests and flowers, priced from 419 to 750 dollars. Proceeds include donations from Miss KR Lorene and other bidders, while a clergy event at Middletown Divinity School marks new leadership and deacon elections.
Columbia University awarded 2,213 degrees amid rain as President Buller presided. Joseph W Choate received an honorary Doctor of Laws while other notable figures including Samuel W McCall Edwin Amlerson and Arthur Mall were conferred Masters and Doctors of Arts and Sacred Theology.
Mayor Mitchel, challenged after the Thompson committee wire tapping affair, received daily letters of support. Mrs. Alice Bartlett, president of the Woman's Municipal League, praised the mayor and the plan to reform care of the city’s dependent children, applauding his appointment of Charities Department leaders.
Jezla Hastings Holme widow of Leicester Holme former City Court justice died in London. An appraisal in Surrogates Court valued her estate at about 914 660 with a trust for her husband for life. The will disinherited other relatives but left 10 000 to various institutions and friends. Jewelry valued at 5045 and Bank of California stock at 93 000 were among the assets.
WASHINGTON June 16 1927 members of the Federal Trade Commission voted to name Commissioner Koward N Hurley chairman to succeed Joseph F Davies on July 1 and to adopt rotation in the chairmanship. Personal differences within the commission are cited as the cause with Davies opposing price fixing proposals backed by George Robles whose nomination was rejected.
A severely strained family faces mounting costs after the father died in 2007. The mother supports seven children and a baby, seeking $360 for medical and living needs while an allowance of $25 monthly is insufficient. Donations to 100 Fast Twenty Street are acknowledged, with listed contributors Mrs. 2, Marie CS Lyang, Knomgmien, and others.
A poorly dressed man run over and killed by a Third Avenue surface car near Bowery and Second Street remains unidentified at the morgue. He appears about twenty-nine years old with gray hair and partial baldness. He lived at 80 West 177th Street and was a cigar salesmen.
The Rose Garden at Willowmere the estate of Rear Admiral Aaron Ward U S N retired will be opened for a public auction next Thirtyday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock Tickets are 1 each with proceeds to the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris. EH Wilson of Marrard will lecture on roses. Ten courses served by several clubwomen. Patronesses include Mrs Robert Bacon Mrs Aug Helmont Mrs George Brew Mrs J P Morgan Mrs William Cluver etc.
The will of William J. Kelly, former Criminal Court clerk, left 6500 for masses and a cottage at Shoreham and land at Unting Hollow to a child. Latice Gibean, in-law of the late court official, filed a motion to contest the will, delaying probate. The estate totals about 60,000 with 40 acres of land and other properties.
A nine story building proposed for the west side of Sinn Street in Blackwell will span over the street as a bridge and plane. The basement and first floor will house storage and a restaurant, with groceries on the third floor and bakery on the fourth and fifth floors. A sixth floor houses a taxi tary and baby stores, while the seventh and eighth floors contain a dispensary and medical offices. Estimated cost is $509,000.
Obituary notes Banker Wine aged sixty five of Watertown who collapsed beside a hotel in Allentown. He headed the Jow Me joayes of Watertown for fourteen years and leaves a wife and six children. The funeral was scheduled at Church of the Paallot Pethwis in New Orleans.
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