Public School Board Debates Dr MacNicholl Claims
The Board of Education denounces Dr Z Alexander Mac Nicholls statements that 78 percent of thirty thousand public school children were beer drinkers and 3 percent addicted to wine or spirits. Members scorn the figures as unfounded while the board approves Braille type for blind students and outlines September classes and ceremonies at Fordham University.
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Board of Education
Z. Alexander MacNicholl
Atlantic City
Charlies E. Bruce
East
Th Street
Dr. MacNicholl
New York
Dr. Bruce
George W. Wingate
Public Schools
Wingate
Maxwell
Bruce
Manhatan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
MacNicholl
Bensel
Board of Health
Inters
MacNichol
West 6Th Street
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Red Cross Hospital
American Medical Association
Fellows Jenkins
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Manhattan
Arthur & Somers
Abraham Btern
Stern
West Point Honor Man Graduates At Head Of Class
Milford Mass Cadet Stuart C Godfrey will be graduated from West Point next Friday as class valedictorian He has held class honors since entering four years ago and serves as cadet lieutenant and editor in chief of The Howitzer Graduation exercises will feature remarks by General Horace Porter with Jacob M Dickinson Secretary of War presenting diplomas Mrs Dickinson to accompany him The cadet review for Vice Admiral Uriu was postponed due to weather
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West Point
N. Y
Stuart C. Godfrey
Milford
Mass
Godfrey
Academy
Howitzer
Uriu
Navy
Jacob M. Dickinson
Dickinson
Horace Porter
Union College Honors Mr. Choate at Commencement
Union College awarded honorary degrees at the June commencement led by H. Choate former Ambassador to Great Britain. Others included Dean Benjamin H. Ripton master of arts Andrew H. Green George F. Allison Ernst J. Berg Edward T. Carroll William W. Bellinger Joseph French Johnson and Charlies J. Buchanan with Johnson from NYU School of Commerce.
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Schenectady
Union College
H. Choate
Great Britain
Benjamin H. Ripton
Andrew H. Green
Detroit
Charlies J. Buchanan
Albany Law School of Arts
George F. Allison
New York
Ernst J. Berg
Ghenectady
Edward T. Carroll
Amsterdam
William W. Bellinger
Utica
Joseph French Johnson
Sean
School of Commerce
New York University
Fordham University School of Medicine Holds First Commencement
The eleven member graduating class of Fordham University School of Medicine celebrated its first annual commencement in the university auditorium last night. Attendees packed the large space as the program opened with the rectorial address by the leading faculty member.
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Fordham University School of Medicine
Cornell Graduates Doctors In Medical School Exercise
Fifty two men and two women received the degree of doctor of medicine from Cornell Medical School at 28th Street and First Avenue. Professor T F Crane, dean, urged liberal study as the basis of professional training and noted non technical study aids happiness and usefulness. Dr William Polk, dean, read the honor roll as degrees and prizes were conferred. Rev Dr William H Vibbert offered prayer.
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Cornell Medical School
28Th Street
First Avenue
T. F. Crane
Cornell
University
Schurman
Crane
William Polk
Medical School
William H. Vibbert
Syracuse Graduates 461 at Syracuse University Commencement
Syracuse University awarded 461 degrees in a June commencement. George Edwin MacLean, president of Iowa State University, delivered the address. Honorary degrees were conferred on a group including Mrs Luella Stewart Holden and Syracuse professor Scott. Rev Albert E Piper. Rev Arthur Jamieson. Rev Liverus H Dorchester. Rev Wallace Elias Brown. Rev John A Hamilton. John Albert Sleicher. Belva Ann Lockwood. and Charles Andrews.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
George Edwin MacLean
Iowa State University
Luella Stewart Holden
Scott
Albert E. Piper
Wilkes Barre
Penn
Arthur Jamieson
Newburg
Liverus H. Dorchester
Scranton
Wallace Elias Brown
Ithaca
John A. Hamilton
Pittsfield
Mass
John Albert Sleicher
New York City
George E. MacLean
Iowa University
Belva Ann Lockwood
Washington
Charles Andrews
Court of Appeals
Baroness Uriu Gifts Silver Bowl to Vassar
Vice Admiral Uriu and Baroness Uriu, guests at Vassar College commencement, receive from the Empress of Japan a large silver bowl with enamel and hammered relief. The Empress allowed transfer to Vassar as a token of esteem, though such gifts typically may not be transferred.
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Poughkeepsie
Uriu
Vassar College
Vassar
Japan
America
Baroness Uriu Loses Diamond Brooch at Dinner
Baroness Uriu wife of Vice Admiral Baron Uriu reports a personal valued diamond brooch lost between 7 and 7 45 p m Monday evening from Sherry's area between the dinner host Colonel Robert M Thompson and Mrs Stephen H Pell and Hotel Plaza. A liberal reward is offered by Consul General Midzuno at 60 Wall Street.
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Midzuno
Baroness Uriu
Baron Uriu
Baron
Robert M. Thompson
Stephen H. P. Pell
Sherry’s
Hotel Plaza
Farrar Denies Reports On Engagement To Antonio Scott
Berlin June 9 Geraldine Farrar replies from Bad Elster to inquiries about a report she is engaged to singer Antonio Scott. She officially denies all engagement or marriage reports calling them fabrications that ceased to interest her.
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Berlin
Geraldine Farrar
Antonio Scott
Bad Elster
Lady Aberdeen Entertained in Boston Visit
The Countess of Aberdeen is hosted in Boston with a breakfast by the Professional Women's Club and a reception this afternoon. Attendees include the Canadian Club the Victoria Club the British Charitable Society and the Scots Charitable Society.
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Boston
Countess of Aberdeen
Women’s Club
Victoria Club
British Charitable Society
Scots Charitable Society
Dr Schurman Sails Abroad for Study and Celebrations
Dr. Jacob G. Schurman, president of Cornell University, and his family sailed yesterday on the Oceanic for Southampton. He plans a return to New York in September and will attend anniversary events including Darwin’s 100th birth anniversary at St John’s College Cambridge, Geneva University’s 39th anniversary, and Leipzig University’s 80th anniversary.
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Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
Southampton
Schurman
New York
Darwin
St. John’s College
Cambridge
University of Geneva
Switzerland
University of Leipsic
Germany
Dinner honors retiring U.S. Minister W. W. Rockhill
The Foreign Board hosted a dinner last evening in Peking to honor W. W. Rockhill, the United States Minister who is retiring from his post.
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W. W. Rockhill
Peking
Foreign Board
United States
Duke of Orleans Expedition Heads to Arctic Voyage
Paris dispatch reports Drs Recamier and Merite leaving for the Duke of Orleans who sails Saturday for the Faroe Islands in the Baltic to board the Belgica and begin a new Arctic expedition.
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Paris
Drs. Récamier
Mérite
Duke of Orleans
Faroe Islands
Baltic Sea
Duke Gives Trinity College $50,000 Gift
Durham June 9 The Trinity College commencement ended with a student demonstration after N B Duke the tobacco man announced a $50 000 donation for a new building to support growing enrollment and five new faculty members.
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College
Tribune
Durham
N. C
Trinity College
N. B. Duke
Today’s society and civic events in New York
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Meeting of the Peabod Ed Fund trustees at Waldorf Astoria morning. New York Northern Pen Association meet at Hotel Astor 10 a.m. U S Marshal sale of smuggled goods at Custom House 10 a.m. National Sabbath Alliance directors and officers meet Briarcliff Manor 11 a.m. Luncheon 1 p.m. Domestic Education Alliance commencement East Broadway and Jefferson 4 p.m. Woman’s Reception National Sabbath Alliance home of Mrs Don Shelton Briarcliff Manor 4 p.m. Neighborhood dinner for District art Little Hungary 257 East No. East p.m. Dinner of Brooklyn Engineers’ Club at 50 Church Street 7:30 p.m. Dinner in honor of Robert Watchorn ex-Commissioner of Immigration Hotel Astor 7:59 p.m.
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Metropolitan Museum
American Museum of Natural
Waldorf-Astoria
neemaOre
New York
The
Brooklyn Engineers
Church Street
Robert Watchorn
Immigration
Hotel Astor
National Conference of Charities Opens in Buffalo
Nearly a thousand delegates and many more expected attend the 66th National Conference of Charities and Corrections in Buffalo. Ansley Wilcox chairs the opening at Central Presbyterian Church, with Governor Hughes' letter praising philanthropy and social service. Ernest P. Bicknell outlines Red Cross relief policy and past disaster aid, noting private funding surpasses city relief in major events.
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Buffalo
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Ansley Wilcox
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Hughes
Thompson Talks of New Star Nell in Love Comes to All
Frederic Thompson revealed details of his upcoming novelty to feature a leading performer named Nell. The play, by Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson, titled Love Comes to All, is described as the most interesting and artistic new work yet presented to him. Thompson plans a notable cast surrounding the mystery star Nell.
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Frederic Thompson
Nell
Shubert Producing Stock Company to Open at Belasco Theatre
The Messrs Shubert announced a new producing stock company to debut at the Belasco Theatre in Washington with an eight week supplementary season starting Monday June 2. The venture aims to test new plays with a weekly novelty, opening with The Son of His Father and featuring Frederick Perry Edward Emery A H Van Buren George Howell William Russell Frederick Burton Willis Martin Charles D Pitt Ogden Stevens Paul Taylor John Emerson Beatrice Morgan Laurette Taylor Virginia Pearson Elsie Esmond Marion Ballou Ina Goldsmith Caroline Locke Fela La Follette Alice Fremyear Angel Mare and Miss Adams.
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Messrs. Shubert
Belasco Theatre
Washington
Frederick Perry
Edward Emery
A. H. van Buren
George Howell
William Russell
Frederick Burton
Willis Martin
Charles D. Pitt
Ogden Stevens
Paul Taylor
John Emerson
Beatrice Morgan
Laurette Taylor
Virginia Pearson
Elsie Esmond
Marion Ballou
Ina Goldsmith
Caroline Locke
Fela la Follette
Alice Fremyear
Angel Mare
Miss Adams
The Blue Mouse Run to End Next Saturday Night
The run of The Blue Mouse in this city will end a week from Saturday. Going Some at Belasco will replace it at Maxine Elliott's Theatre. Sothern and Marlowe will give another Romeo and Juliet next Friday afternoon at the Academy. Receipts for three weeks expected near $50,000. The Merchant of Venice shown tonight. Franklin Ritchie joins Our Boys in Khaki. Hammerstein to unveil Consul Peter at Victoria Roof Garden. Kruger stars as Baron Lecoca in The Beauty Spot at Herald Square. Cohan Harris to start 189-19 with minstrel show at Atlantic City August 9 and The Fireman's Picnic by George M. Cohan. Fiske to present Septimus next season. Hermann abroad for Herod props. costume plates by Percy Anderson. Herod to play Broadway Theatre in October.
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Blue Mouse
The
Belasco
Maxine Elliott
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Academy
Franklin Ritchie
Arthur Hammerstein
Europe
Consul Peter
Roof Garden
Victoria Theatre
Jacques Kruger
Dom Paul
Herald Square Theatre
Baron Lecoca
Cohan & Harris
Atlantic City
George M. Cohan
Harrison Grey Fiske
Septimus
W. J. Locke
Maurice Hermann
William Faversham
Stephen Phillips
Riggs Estate to Aid Baptist Church Work in Pittsburgh
The will of Dr. David W. Riggs, dated and filed here, leaves several hundred thousand dollars to be used largely for Baptist Church work. Special bequests total 5000 dollars. After those are paid, the remainder is to be divided equally among the Church Aid and Extension Society of the Pittsburg Baptist Association, the American Baptist Home Mission Society in New York City, and the Christian Home for Women on Locust Street, North Side.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
David W. Riggs
Baptist Church
Obituary: Gustav Amsinck Dies After Illness in New York
Gustav Amsinck, longtime head of G. Amsinck & Co., died after a three week illness from paralysis at his home 25 West 47th Street. Born 1837 in Hamburg, he came to New York in 1857 and became a partner in 1861. He served on several boards and clubs and planned to move to a Fifth Avenue home after the funeral at St. Thomas's tomorrow at 10:30, with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Gustav Amsinck
G. Amsinck & Co
West 47Th Street
Mr. Amsinck
Hamburg
Germany
Sk. E. Amsinck & Co
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Company
Bank of New York
London Assurance Corporation
Union Club
Deutsche Verein
Downtown Association
Baltusrol Golf Club
Amsinck
Fifth Avenue
St. Thomas's Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Nina Pinchback Combes Dies After Illness in New Rochelle
Mrs. Nina Pinchback Combes daughter of ex governor Pinchback of Louisiana died at her New Rochelle home from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. Born in New Orleans thirty eight years ago she lived in Washington for years noted for charitable work. She married A Combes four years ago. Funeral tomorrow at 10 oclock with burial in Beechwood Cemetery.
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Nina Pinchback Combes
Pinckney B. Pinchback
Louisiana
New Rochelle
Combes
New Orleans
Northampton
Mass
Washington
A. Combes
Beechwood Cemetery
Death of Dr. Robert X. Tuthill in Poughkeepsie
Dr. Robert X. Tuthill prominent Dutchess County physician dies at his home in Poughkeepsie from pneumonia after a grip attack. Born in 1835 in Newburg New York he studied at New York Medical College and graduated in 1859. He served as assistant surgeon with the 2nd New York Regiment in the Civil War and was active in the New York State Medical Society including a period as president of its Dutchess County branch.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Robert x. Tuthill
Dutchess County
Tuthill
Newburg
New York Medical College
2Th New York Regiment
New York State Medical Society
Chicago banker Lazarus Silverman dies at 79
Chicago. June 9. Lazarus Silverman a pioneer banker and financier who originated the plan for resumption of specie payments in 1873, the Sherman bill, died at his home aged seventy nine. During the Civil War he organized and equipped a regiment at his own expense and visited Washington in 1873 to lay his plan before Senator Sherman. The bill passed reportedly differed little from his draft.
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Chicago
Lazarus Silverman
Silverman
Washington
Sherman
Obituary notices for Timothy Tarsney and Dr E W Trowbridge
Timothy Tarsney former Michigan congressman and well known Democrat died in Detroit last night. Dr E W Trowbridge sixty longtime Northern New York practitioner died at Watertown yesterday. Harry Botts forty five died in Shamokin Pennsylvania after a circus career. five years ago he was injured during a performance.
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Timothy Tarsney
Michigan
Detroit
Harry Botts
Shamokin Penn
E. W Trowbridge
New York
Watertown
Broker's Wife Leaves All to Son in Probate Will
Florence Belle Quincey widow of a New York stock broker left between 750000 and 1 million dollars to her minor son Charles E. Quincey Jr in a Tate Springs Tennessee death on May 31. A trust names Rev Dr Parker Morgan as trustee to pay 25000 a year until the son reaches 35 when the principal is due. Willis Bruce Dowd is executor.
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Florence Belle Quincey
Charles E. Quincey
Co. E. Quincey & Co
No. 9
Broadway
Quincey
Tate Springs
Tenn
Charles E. Quincey, Jr
Union League Club
Parker Morgan
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Morgan
Willis Bruce Dowd
Ehrmann Will Gives $25,000 to Four Hebrew Institutions
Ernest Ehrmann of 16 East 49th Street dies on June 3 and leaves $25,000 to Mount Sinai Hospital Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids and Beth Israel Hospital for Ernest Ehrmann beds in perpetuity. A $10,000 Arthur Ehrmann memorial fund goes to United Hebrew Charities. He cancels his brother Leopold’s debt and leaves the residue to his wife Flora Ehrmann.
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Ernest Ehrmann
No. 16
East 49Th Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Montefiore Home
Beth Israel Hospital
Arthur Ehrmann
United Hebrew Charities
Leopold
Flora Ehrmann
Transatlantic Travellers Departures and Arrivals
Passengers set to sail today for Europe on the Koenig Albert and other liners with names including Prince Friedrich WI, Mr and Mrs Henry C Appel, Mr and Mrs Warren D Limrn, H O Cory, Frank Goode, Isaac V Brokaw, C L Brodt Moses Taylor, Dyer, Dingle, Hoffmann, and Goodale among those departing. Arrivals from abroad noted for Bremen, Havre, Naples include Mrs Gustav Schwab, Mrs Le Conte, Lockwood, Southworth, Wittpenn, Robert, Hanson Ordway, Williams Burden, Ingraham, Anne Morgan, Jefferson de Mont Thompson, Rafael Weill, Weary, Crosby, and many others.
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Europe
Prinz Friedrich WI
Henry C
Appel
Warren D
Havre
Williams P. Burden
Phoenix Ingraham
Anne Morgan
J. B. Martin
William Post
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Rafael Weill
Edwin F. Weary A. B. Crosby
Weather Unsettled Across Regions With Likely Showers
The official forecast from Washington reports unsettled conditions with local rains across the Middle Atlantic states, southern New England, the lake region, the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys, and scattered areas in the South and West. East of the Mississippi expect showers Thursday and Friday, except in the upper lake region, with no major temperature change anticipated. Steamers with Thursday departures face moderate to brisk east winds and showers toward the Grand Banks. Local records note yesterday’s high 58 and low 55 with an average of 56, compared to prior years.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lake Region
Ohio
Middle Mississippi Vallys
Plains States
Rocky Mountain Region
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Upper Lake Region
West Gulf States
Arkansas
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Judge Moore Winning at International Horse Show in London
Judge William H. Moore of New York showcases a dominant performance at the International Horse Show in Olympia London. Through June 9 his stable earned twenty-two honors including seven first prizes across classes 29 32 43 and 42 with Debater Orator Phyliss and Hi necker among top entries while rival exhibitors like C W Watson and Walter Winans also claimed ribbons.
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London
William H. Moore
New York
Olympia
Judge Moore
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Moore
Phyliss
Hinecker
Diplomat
Jubilee
Hercules
Walter Winans
Marmion
Lady Belle
Victoria
W. H. Moore
A. G. Vanderbilt
Gilson Boy
Phyllis
Menella
Norena
Kitty Grey
Rev Dr Carter Weds in Brooklyn After Controversial Letter
The Rev Dr Samuel T Carter formerly of Huntington Long Island married in Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon at the home of his bride Mrs Susan Maria Hall. The ceremony was performed by Rev Nehemiah Boynton pastor of Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. Carter, 3rd marriage, previously retired after sending an open letter denouncing the Westminster Confession. He lamented the Trinity doctrine and said Calvinistic theology is false from the base up and that many great people before Christ faced eternal torment.
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Samuel T. Carter
First Presbyterian Church
Huntington
Long Island
Presbytery
Nassau County
Brooklyn
Susan Maria Hall
South Elliott Place
Nehemiah Boynton
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church
Carter
Elijah Ayres
Dr. Carter
Park Avenue
East Orange
Wynne’s Daughter Engaged to British Officer
Ida M. Wynne eldest daughter of Robert J. Wynne the American Consul General in London will marry Hugh Ronald French first lieutenant in the 7th Dragoon Guards. The wedding is moved up to mid June as the Wynne family returns to America. French is from an old Irish family and has a large private income with settlements for the bride. After marriage he will rejoin his regiment near Cairo and the couple will honeymoon en route to Egypt.
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London
Ida M. Wynne
Robert J. Wynne
Hugh Ronald French
7Th
Princess Royals) Dragoon Guard
America
Wynne
Lord de Frerne
Mr. French
Robert French
Marguerite Osborne Weds Cecil Palmer in London Church
London on June 9 reports the marriage of Marguerite Osborne second daughter of Consul General William M. Osborne of Massachusetts to Cecil Palmer of London. The ceremony at St Peter's Church Eaton Square featured five bridesmaids. Paris also records Edith MeVickar daughter of Commodore MeVickar of New York marrying Gustav von Hasperg at the American Church.
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London
Marguerite Osborne
William M. Osborne
Massachusetts
Cecil Palmer
St. Peter's Church
Eaton Square
Paris
James Andariese
Edith MeVickar
New York
Commodore MeVickar
Gustav von Hasperg
Morristown Nuptials Bring Ennis and Morse Union
Miss Mabel L. Ennis and Frank Robinson Morse wed at the Ennis home with Rev. Ralph B. Army officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Anderson B. Gee and Miss Grace Vogt. Morse’s best man was Julian Morse. The couple will reside in Morristown. Separate Brooklyn Heights ceremony united Mrs. Emma Caswell to Charles S. Caswell. Attendants included Miss Caroline Evans and Mrs. John Hamilton. The Mansion House reception followed. Engagement announced in Trenton for Emily Roebling and Richard McCall Cadwalader Jr., with wedding slated for next fall. Senator William J. Grattan wed Jessie Elizabeth Cavanaugh in Albany. they will reside in Cohoes.
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Morristown
N. J
Mabel L. Ennis
Charles W.W. Ennis
Frank Robinson Morse
Chicago
Ralph B. Army
Methodist Church
Anderson B. Gee
Madison
Grace Vogt
Viola Dobbins
Mildred Ennis
Bertha Ennis
Emma Caswell
John Conover van Cleaf
St. Ann's Church
Brooklyn Heights
Charles S. Caswell
John Earle
Manhattan
William Pringle
Lemuel Smith, Jr
Albert Evans
Brooklyn
George W. Wilson
Frank Davis
Caroline 8. Evans
John Hamilton
New Rochelle
C. Campbell Walker
Mansion House
Tribune
Trenton
Emily M. Roebling
Charles G. Roebling
Richard McCall Cadwalader, Jr
Philadelphia
Cadwalader
Fanshawe, Cadwalader & Co
Richard Cadwalader
John L. Cadwalader
New York
S. Weir Mitchell
Princeton University
Albany
William J. Grattan
Jessie Elizabeth Cavanaugh
St. John’s Church
Renssalaer
Duffy
Gallery to Rise in Isaac Stern Home by Ryan Plan
The former Isaac Stern residence at 88 Fifth Avenue owned by Thomas F. Ryan will be converted into an art gallery. Architects Carrere & Hastings filed plans for improvements including a new vestibule and minor changes, costing $20,000.
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Isaac Stern
Fifth Avenue
Thomas F. Ryan
Carrere & Hastings
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Alhambra and Vicinities
A list of notable guests arriving at premier hotels includes Dr. R. W. Miller from Santa Barbara California at the Albermarle. The Breslin party from Havana, the Pumpellys of Newport, Dr. Carrie of New Haven, C. E. Cornell of Ithaca, Dr. Walter Lincoln of Cocoa Florida, Judge J. N. Cox of Dayton, Bishop of Albany, Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller of the U S Supreme Court, and Richard Olney of Boston are among the visitors at several hotels including the Seville and Waldorf in New York.
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Albermarle
R. W. Miller
Santa _Barbara
Cal
Breslin
d’Beaumont
Havana
Gotham
Raphael Pumpelly
Newport
Holland
Carrie
New Haven
Martinique
C. E. Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Seville
Walter Lincoln
Cocoa
Fla
ST. Regis
J. N. Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Waldorf
Albany
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Richard Olney
Boston
Arctic Club forms drive to aid explorer Dr Cook
Dr Roswell Stebbins of New York chairs the Arctic Club of America relief committee for explorer F A Cook who has been stranded in the Arctic for over two years. Funds are being solicited to support the perilous search and sustenance operations. Cook left Etah in 1907, reached Annotok Greenland camp, then headed toward the pole and was last heard March 1 1908.
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Roswell
Stebbins
East 40 Street
Arctic Club of America
F. A. Cook
Arctic
Cook
Etah
Esquimans
Annotak
Greenland
Pole
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Polar Sea
MISS ROBSON VISITS BELMONT FARM GUESTS AT NURSERY FARM
Miss Eleanor Robson the actress has stayed at August Belmont's nursery farm in Lexington for several days. The Belmont party, chaperoned by Mrs. Vanderbrook, traveled in private cars and left tonight for the East amid speculation about a possible marriage to the millionaire. Belmont said he is satisfied with the New York racing outlook.
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Tribune
Lexington
Eleanor Robson
August Belmont
East
Mr. Belmont
New York
Youngs Estate Goes to Widow in Mineola Probate
The will of Thomas F. Youngs, who died May 21 in Oyster Bay, is filed in Mineola Surrogate Court. Valued at about 250000 dollars, the estate goes to the widow with two gifts of 9500 dollars each to a son and a daughter. Mia Youngs named one of the executors.
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Mineola
Long Island
Thomas F. Youngs
United States District Attorney
Youngs
Oyster Bay
Mia Youngs
Ogden Jones Ripley and Pumpelly Ripley Marriages
Marriage notices from Grace Church list the unions of Ogden Jones Ripley to Alexander de Tropinot Ogden, and Ripley to Raphael Welles Pumpelly, with details of officiants. A Williams Field marriage is noted between Stella Pield Hurley and Donald Davol Williams. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Ogden-Jones—Ripley
Grace Church
William W. Vibberst
William R. Huntington
Obituaries from June 1909 list Amsinck to Woglom in Brooklyn
Obituary notices for Gustav Amsinck Harvey Brooks Mary Burnett Daniel Chauncey Jr Clifford Foos Elizabeth Kucher Louisa Kucher Sarah Low Charles Seabury Marta Sharkey Anna Sullivan E Van Ness and William Woglom appear with funeral details. Services set at St Thomas Church Grace Church Brooklyn Heights Prospect Street East Orange Hempstead Woodlawn Greenwood Windsor Place and other local venues.
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Gustav Barmoil
Harvey Brooks
Mary H Burnett
David W. Chauncey
Daniel, Jr. Foos
Clifford V. B
Elizabeth
Kucher
Louisa
Brooks
Mary H. Brooks
Charles P. Brooks
Resifience
Prospect St
East Orange
N. J
Philadelphia
Chauncey
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Daniel
Caroline Raymond Chauncey
Daniel Chauncey
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
Bedford Ave
Brooklyn
Sarah A. Low
William A. Low
Toms River
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Florist Listings
The notice outlines easy Harlem train access to Woodlawn Cemetery from Grand Central, with Webster and Jerome avenue trolley routes by carriage. It lists lots at $150 and provides telephone numbers for a views book and representative office at 20 East 23d Street, New York. Frank F E Campbell at 2413 West 23rd Street offers private rooms and ambulances. Florist services include the Newman Floral Co at 202 Sth Ave with floral tributes and the Madison Square area.
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Harlem
Grand Centetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 23d St
New York City
Job applicants file available at Uptown Office
Special notices announce a new file of applications for various positions now installed at THE NEW YORK TRISUNE Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 30th and 31st Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm for consulting aspirants and saving time and expense for employers.
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New York
Trisune
Broadway
30Th
31Th Streets
Sunday Tribune Mail and Subscription Rates Notice
The Sunday Tribune announces mailing options and subscription rates for daily weekly and tri weekly editions. It lists domestic and foreign postage details and prices for different delivery periods including weekly farmer Sunday editions and daily options.
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Mountfora
Fulier
H. H
Perezo
Emmons
Krogerad
Denson
Milling
Coles
Munnikhuyses
Gare
Eichelberger
Hickok
Rumbough
Goetz
Hanna
Colley
Harding
E. F
Morrow
McGee
Chase
T. M
Roberts
Choate
Dean Ripton
Fordham
Dean Crane
Belva A. Lockwood
Baroness Uria
Sherry
Lady Aberdeen
DR. Schurman
Charities and Corrections Conference
Mr. Bicknell
Adam
Ernest P. Bicknell
American National Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Cross
California
Valparaiso
Gulf
Kingston
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Chelsea, Mass
Monongah
Bicknell
Italy
Thompson
NEW Star
Tarkington and Wilson
Shuberts
D. W. Riggs
Robert K. Tuthill
Broker
Son
Charles B. Quincey
Koenig Albert
Naples
David Gregg
C. B. Morris
Philip &. Allen
ED. Smith
V. L. Kellogg
Samuel Vv
Alice F. Jackson
Merrick Bean
James B
E. B. Whitney
Pieree
the Weather Report
International Horse Show
DR. & T. Carter
R. J. Wynne
T. F. Ryan
DR. Cook
Arctic Club
Explorer
Miss Robson
Kentucky
Tri-Weekly
East 47Th St. Om
Gustav Amsinek
St. Thomas's
Sthave
Jane
Harvey
Frank E. Campride
Burnett
David, Burnett
West 136Th St
Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Amsterdam Ave
van Ness
Ocean Ave
E van Ness
Elias H. Var Ness
Woglom
Sudderly
William Dne
Addie K. Robertson
Windsor Place
Brookirt
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Newman Floral Co
Sth Ave
Madison Sq
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