Education Board Denounces Dr MacNicholl Beverages Claim
The Board of Education convened to denounce as false Dr G Alexander MacNicholl’s claim that 78 percent of thirty thousand public school children in Atlantic City drank beer and that four percent were influenced by parents’ intemperate habits. The body urged investigation only if needed, and upheld Braille for blind pupils with four classes planned for September.
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Board of Education
G. Alexander MacNicholl
Atlantic City
Cheries E. Bruce
Lves
East 12Th Street
MacWichell
New York
Bruce
George W. Wingate
Public Schools Athletic League
Wingate
Maxwell
Manhatan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
MacNicholl
Pr. Bensel
Board of Health
Marc Nicholl
West 6Th Street
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Red Cross Hospital
American Medical Association
Fellows Jenkins
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Manhattan
MacNichol
Arthur & Somers
Abraham Btern
Stern
West Point honors man to lead class at graduation
Stuart C. Godfrey of Milford Massachusetts will graduate at the head of his West Point class next Friday. He has held class honors since entering the academy four years ago and serves as cadet lieutenant and editor in chief of The Howitzer. Mental exams and cadet standings were announced today. The general merit order follows with the review postponed due to bad weather in honor of Vice Admiral Uriu. Commencement will feature Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson presenting diplomas with Mrs. Dickinson present and an address by General Horace Porter.
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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 commencement led by Joseph H. Choate former Ambassador to Great Britain. Other honorees included Dean Benjamin H Ripton master of arts Andrew H Green Sir Charles J Buchanan George F Allison Ernst J Berg Edward T Carroll William W Bellinger and Joseph French Johnson.
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Schenectady
Union College
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Benjamin H. Ripton
Andrew H. Green
Detroit
Charles J. Buchanan
Albany Law School of Arts
George F. Allison
New York
Ernst J. Berg
Ghenectady
Edward T. Carroll
Amsterdam
Fordham Med School Holds First Annual Commencement
Eleven graduates marked Fordham University School of Medicine's first commencement in the university auditorium with a rectorial address delivering the keynote. The ceremony reflected the early class milestone and formal rites of passage for the new physicians.
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Fordham University School of Medicine
Cornell Graduates Doctors From Medical School
Fifty two men and two women received the medical degree at Cornell Medical School on 28th Street and First Avenue. Professor T F Crane, acting as university head in President Schurman’s absence, urged liberal study as a basis for technical training and noted that non technical study makes professionals happier and more useful. Dr William Polk read the honor roll and prizes were conferred. Reverend Thr William H Vibbert offered prayer.
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Cornell Medical School
28Th Street
First Avenue
T. F. Crane
Cornell
Schurman
Crane
William Polk
William H. Vibbert
Syracuse Graduates 461
Syracuse University awarded 441 degrees at commencement with George E. MacLean of Iowa State as speaker. Honorary degrees went to Luella Stewart Holden, Professor Scott, Rev. Albert E. Piper, Rev. Arthur Jamieson, Rev. Liverus H. Dorchester, Rev. Wallace Elias Brown, Rev. John A. Hamilton, John Albert Sleicher, George E. MacLean, Dr. Belyya Ann Lockwood, and Charles Andrews of Syracuse.
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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
Newby
Liverus H. Dorchester
Scranton
Jane
Wallace Elias Brown
Ithaca
John A. Hamilton
Pittsfield
Mass
John Albert Sleicher
New York City
George E. MacLean
Iowa University
Belyya Ann Lockwood
Washington
Charles Andrews
Court of Appeals
Baroness Urinu Gifts Silver Bowl to Vassar College
Vice-Admiral Uriu and Baroness Urinu attended Vassar College commencement near Poughkeepsie on June 9. The baroness presented a large enamel and hammered relief silver bowl to the college. The Empress of Japan had sent word that the baroness could gift the bowl, a rare transfer of royal gift with no offence to the giver.
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Uriu
Urinu
Vassar College
Vassar
Japan
America
Baroness Uriu Loses Diamond Brooch at New York Hotel
A diamond brooch of sentimental value disappeared Monday evening between 7:15 and 7:45 pm from the corridor between the Sherry's dining area and the Hotel Plaza. Baroness Uriu, wife of Vice Admiral Baron Uriu, is the owner. a liberal reward is offered for its return to Consul General MIDZUNO, 60 Waller. The incident occurred during a visit of Baron and Baroness Uriu hosted by Colonel Robert M. Thompson and Mrs. Stephen H. Pell.
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Eigh
Midzuno
Waller
Baroness Uriu
Baron Uriu
Baron
Robert M. Thompson
Stephen H. P. Pell
Sherry’s
Hotel Plaza
Farrar Denies Reports of Engagement to Antonio Scott
Berlin dated June 8 Geraldine Farrar replies to rumors of an engagement or marriage to singer Antonio Scott. From Bad Elster she states these reports are fabrications long ceased to interest her and officially denies them.
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Berlin
Geraldine Farrar
Antonio Scott
Bad Elster
Countess of Aberdeen Attends Boston Socials
Boston June 9 The Countess of Aberdeen visited the city with a breakfast hosted by the Professional Women's Club and a reception featuring the Canadian Club the Victoria Club the British Charitable Society and the Scots Charitable Society joining in the afternoon event.
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Boston
Countess of Aberdeen
Women's Club
Victoria Club
British Charitable Society
Scots Charitable Society
Dr Schurman Goes Abroad on Oceanic to Southampton
Dr Jacob G Schurman president of Cornell University sailed for Southampton yesterday aboard the Oceanic with his family. He plans to return to New York in September and will divide time between travel and anniversary events including Darwin’s birth centenary at St John’s College Cambridge the 39th Geneva anniversary and Leipzig University founding anniversary in Germany.
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Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
Southampton
Oceanic
Schurman
New York
Darwin
St. John's College
Cambridge
University of Geneva
Switzerland
University of Leipsic
Germany
Retiring U S Minister Honored at Peking Dinner
At Peking on June 9 the Foreign Board hosted a dinner in honor of W. W. Rockhill, the United States minister who was retiring from his post.
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Peking
Foreign Board
W. W. Rockhill
United States
Duke of Orleans Plans Arctic Expedition Aboard Belgica
Paris dispatch reports Drs Récamier and Mérite have joined the Duke of Orleans who departs Saturday for the Faroe Islands and the Baltic to meet the Belgica. The expedition aims to conduct a new Arctic voyage aboard the vessel under royal patronage.
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Drs. Récamier
Mérite
Duke of Orleans
Faroe Islands
Baltic Sea
Duke Gives College $50,000
Durham report on June 9 states Trinity College ends commencement with a large student demonstration after N B Duke the tobacco man pledges $50 000 for a new building to accommodate growing student numbers and five new faculty hires.
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Tribune
Durham
N. C
Trinity College
N. B. Duke
Today’s schedule of museum access and public events in New York
Free admission days at the Metropolitan and American Museums plus a schedule of trustee meetings and public notices. Activities include a Peabod Fund trustees meeting at the Waldorf Astoria, a New York Northern Pennsylvania Association meeting at Hotel Astor, a U S Marshal sale at the Custom House at 10 a m, and multiple luncheons, receptions, and commencement events at venues such as the Hotel Grematan, Briarcliff Manor, Bronxville, and Hotel Astor. Notable attendees include Woman's National organizations, the Postal Progress Leauge, and Robert Watchorn.
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Metropolitan Museum
American Museum of Natural
Peabod Fund
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Pennsylvania
Postal Progress le
Broadway
Holtz's
Fast Side
Bronxville
East Broadway
Jefferson Street
Woman's National Sable
Don O. Shelton
Cliff Manor
Little Hungary
East Holstee
Brooklyn Engineers
Church Street
Robert Watchorn
Ieration
Astor
National Conference Opens with Red Cross Relief Policy
Nearly a thousand delegates gather in Buffalo for the 66th National Conference of Charities and Corrections. Ernest P. Bicknell, Red Cross director, outlines private relief funding and disaster work, citing California and Italian disasters, and argues soldier participation strengthens character and citizenship.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Ansley Wilcox
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Hughes
Adam
Ernest P. Bicknell
Washington
American National Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
California
Valparaiso
Gulf
Kingston
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Chelsea Mass
Monongah
Michigan
Bicknell
Italy
Thompson Talks of New Star Nell in Love Comes to All
Frederic Thompson revealed details of a forthcoming novelty where the principal performer will be a figure named Nell. The play, by Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson, is titled Love Comes to All and Thompson calls it the most interesting and artistic new play he has seen. He plans a notable array of talent to support the enigmatic star Nell.
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Frederic Thompson
Nell
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Cameo Kirby
Thompson
Shubert Producing Stock Company Opens at Belasco Theatre
The Messrs Shubert announce a new producing stock company at Belasco Theatre Washington. A supplementary eight week season begins Monday June 21 with a weekly novelty and the drama The Son of His Father as first offering. The engaged players include 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.
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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
Theatre lineup shift and upcoming productions announced
The Blue Mouse run ends next Saturday. Going Some moves to Maxine Elliott's Theatre. Sothern and Marlowe reprise Romeo and Juliet next Friday afternoon. three week receipts estimated near $5 009. Merchant of Venice heads tonight. Franklin Ritchie to lead in Our Boys in Khaki. Hammerstein brings a performing monkey Consul Peter to Victoria Theatre roof garden. Jacques Kruger in The Beauty Spot at Herald Square Theatre as Baron Lecoca. Cohan Harris to launch 1919 season in Atlantic City August 9 with The Fireman's Picnic afterpiece. Harrison Grey Fiske to present Septimus next season. Maurice Hermann abroad to buy props for Herod. Herod to be staged at Broadway Theatre next October.
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Blue Mouse
Belasco
Maxine Elliott
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Academy
Franklin Ritchie
Our
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
Herod
Riggs Estate to Aid Baptist Church Work
The estate of Dr. David W. Riggs valued in the hundreds of thousands, according to his will filed today, will fund Baptist Church work. Special bequests total 85,000 dollars. After those payments, the remainder goes to the Church Aid and Extension Society of the Pittsburg Baptist Association, the American Baptist Home Mission Society in New York, and the Christian Home for Women on Locust Street, North Side.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
David W. Riggs
Baptist Church
Obituary of Gustav Amsinck Senior Partner at Amsinck Co
Gustav Amsinck died after three weeks illness at his home 2 West 47th Street He was born in Hamburg in 1837 and came to New York in 1857 He joined L E Amsinck & Co in 1861 He held positions with Bank of New York and London Assurance Corp and served on several insurance commissions He planned to move into a new Fifth Avenue home later this year The funeral is at St Thomas Church tomorrow at 10 30 AM Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
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G. Amsinck & Co
West 47Th Street
Mr. Amsinck
Hamburg
Germany
Ofl. 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
Mrs Nina Pinchback Combes Dies in New Rochelle
Nina Pinchback Combes daughter of ex governor Pinchback of Louisiana died yesterday in New Rochelle from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. Born in New Orleans 38 years ago she lived in Washington for years noted for her charities. She married A Combes four years ago. Funeral tomorrow at 10 and 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
Prominent Dutchess Physician Dr Robert K Tuthill Dies
Dr Robert K Tuthill longtime Poughkeepsie physician died at his home from pneumonia following a grip attack. Born in Newburgh in 1835 he studied at New York Medical College graduating in 1859 and served as assistant surgeon in a New York regiment during the Civil War. He was a member and former president of the Dutchess County branch of the New York State Medical Society.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Robert K. 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
Lazarus Silverman, a pioneer Chicago banker and financier who originated the plan for resumption of specie payments in 1873, died at his home at age seventy nine. During the Civil War he organized and equipped a regiment at his own expense and he visited Washington in 1873 to present his plan to Senator Sherman.
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Chicago
Lazarus Silverman
Sherman Dill
Silverman
Washington
Sherman
Faithful Democrat Timothy Tarsney Dies in Detroit
TIMOTHY TARSNEY a former Congressman from Michigan and a well known Democrat died in Detroit last night. HARRY BOTTS 45 died in Shamokin Penn Tuesday. For twenty five years he had worked in circuses and theatres. He was injured in a performance five years ago. DR E W TROWSRIDGE aged 60 one of the oldest practitioners in Northern New York died at Watertown yesterday.
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Timothy Tarsney
Michigan
Detroit
Harry Botts
Shamokin Penn
E. W Trowsridge
New York
Watertown
Broker's Wife Leaves All To Son In Will
The will of Mrs. Florence Belle Quincey, wife of Charles F. E. Quincey of C. E. Quincey & Co., fled for probate. She died May 31 at Tate Springs Tennessee and leaves 750000 to 1 million dollars to her son Charles E. Quincey Jr, a minor, with a trust named for Rev. Dr. Parker Morgan as trustee. Dr. Morgan to pay 25000 yearly until age 35 when principal is due. Willis Bruce Dowd is executor.
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Florence Belle Quincey
Charles FE. Quincey
C. 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 $2500 For Four Hospitals Bed Trusts
Ernest Ehrmann of 16 East 49th Street dies June 3 and leaves 250 to each of Mount Sinai Hospital Montefiore Home for Chronic Invalids and Beth Israel Hospital to fund Ernest Ehrmann beds in perpetuity. He also bequeaths 10000 to Arthur Ehrmann memorial land with United Hebrew Charities and cancels his brother Leopold’s debts, with the residue to Flora Ehrmann.
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Ernest Ehrmann
East 49Th Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Montefiore Home
Beth Israel Hospital
Arthur Ehrmann
United Hebrew Charities
Leopold
Flora Ehrmann
Transatlantic Travellers and Arrivals
Passengers sailing today for Europe include Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm and many couples from New York listed with ports Bremen La Provence Havre and Naples. Travellers arriving from abroad include the Koenig Albert and the Weill party and other named individuals and families.
Weather Forecast Unsettled Across Regions With Local Rains
Unsettled conditions persist across the Middle Atlantic, New England, Lake region, Ohio and Mississippi valleys with local rains today and Friday. A low pressure area drives the pattern over the Southwest and central valleys. Temperatures show little change. winds from east to moderate on the coast, with showers continuing into Friday for most regions.
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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
Judge Moore Winning at International Horse Show in London
Judge William H. Moore of New York leads a dominant showing at Olympia where his stable collected numerous prizes. Across classes including harness horses and tandems, Moore earned multiple top finishes while Ringing Bells placed third and Phyllis and Debater secured several honors for Moore’s entries. Jubilee the French horse won the high jump, Atlas world record note cited.
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London
William H. Moore
New York
Olympia
Judge Moore
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Moore
Phyllis
Hinoecker
Diplomat
Jubilee
Hercules
Walter Winans
Marmion
Lady Belle
W. W. Watson
Victoria
W. H. Moore
A. G. Vanderbilt
Gilson Bar
Menella
Norena
Kitty Grey
Rev Dr Carter Weds After Controversial Letter
The Rev Dr Samuel T Carter, formerly Huntington pastor, married in Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon. His bride is 57, daughter of Elijah Ayres, and the ceremony was conducted by Rev Nehemiah Boynton of Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. Carter, who retired before his letter denouncing the Westminster Confession stirred debate, has a history with the First Presbyterian Church and resides in East Orange New Jersey.
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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
Park Avenue
East Orange
N. J
Wynne's Daughter to Wed Lt Hugh Ronald French in June
Ida M. Wynne daughter of Robert J. Wynne the American Consul General in London will marry Hugh Ronald French a first lieutenant in the 7th Dragoon Guards in mid June. The ceremony follows an advance date due to the Wynnes returning to America. French comes from an old Irish family and the couple will receive a large settlement. After the wedding the couple will honeymoon traveling to Egypt as French rejoins his regiment near Cairo.
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London
Ida M. Wynne
Robert J. Wynne
Hugh Ronald French
Princess Royals) Dragoon Guard
America
Mr. Wynne
Lord de Frerne
Mr. French
Robert French
French
Cairo
Egypt
Marguerite Osborne Weds Cecil Palmer in London
In London Miss Marguerite Osborne second daughter of Consul General William M Osborne of Massachusetts married Cecil Palmer this afternoon at St Peters Church Eaton Square. The ceremony was held with five bridesmaids in attendance. Paris reports Mrs James Andariese Edith McVickar daughter of Commodore MecVickar wed Gustav von Hasperg at the American Church today.
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London
Marguerite Osborne
William M. Osborne
Massachusetts
Cecil Palmer
St. Peter's Church
Eaton Square
Paris
James Andariese
Edith McVickar
New York
Commodore MecVickar
Gustav von Hasperg
Morristown Bride and Chicago Bridegroom Wed at Home
Miss Mabel L. Ennis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Ennis and Frank Robinson Morse of Chicago were married at the bride’s home in Morristown by Rev Ralph B Army. Attendants included Mrs Anderson BR Gee Grace Vogt and Mildred Ennis with Bertha Ennis maid of honor. Morse’s best man was Julian Morse and ushers from Elizabeth Kingston Jamaica and Morristown. The couple will reside in Morristown. Also Mrs Emma Caswell widow of Captain Charles S Caswell and daughter of the late Major John Earle of Manhattan wed in Brooklyn Heights with reception at the Mansion House. Engagement announced in Trenton of Miss Emily M Roebling to Richard McCall Cadwalader Jr of Philadelphia. Senator William J Grattan married Jessie Elizabeth Cavanaugh at St John’s Church Rensselaer and will live in Cohoes.
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Morristown
N. J
Mabel L. Ennis
Charles W. Ennis
Frank Robinson Morse
Chicago
Ralph B. Army
Methodist Church
Anderson BR. Gee
Madison
Grace Vogt
Viola Dobbins
Mildred Ennis
Bertha Ennis
Mr. Morse
Julian Morse
Royal
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
Albany
William J. Grattan
Jessie Elizabeth Cavanaugh
St. John’s Church
Renssalaer
Duffy
Gallery in T. F. Ryan home at Fifth Avenue to open as art gallery
The ballroom in Isaac Stern's former residence at 18 Fifth Avenue, recently purchased by Thomas F. Ryan, will become an art gallery. Plans by Carrere & Hastings call for a new vestibule and minor changes at a cost of 320,000.
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No. &8
Fifth Avenue
Thomas F. Ryan
Carrere & Hastings
Notable Guests Arrive at Major Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed at hotels include Dr. R. W. Miller of Santa Barbara Cal Breslin Count and Countess d Beaumont Havana Mr and Mrs Raphael Pumpelly Newport Dr Carrie New Haven Dr C E Cornell Ithaca N Y Seville Dr Walter Lincoln Cocoa Fla St Regis Judge J N Cox Dayton Bishop Albany Chief Justice Melville W Fuller US Supreme Court Washington Richard Olney noted among guests.
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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—Bishop
Albany
Melville W. Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Richard Olney
Arctic Club completes relief plan for Dr Cook expedition
Dr Roswell Stebbins of No 4 East, chairman of the Arctic America relief committee, announced the drive is fully funded and no more subscriptions are needed. Dr Cook, explorer stranded in the Arctic for over two years, began from Utah in 1907 with Esquimaux support and established a camp near Annotak Greenland.
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Greenland
Etah
Pole
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Polar Sea
Miss Robson as Belmont Guest at Nursery Farm
Miss Eleanor Robson the actress has been a guest at August Belmonts nursery farm in the county for several days. The Belmont party including Mr Belmong and chaperone Mrs Vanderbroek left for the East, reviving talk of a marriage to the millionaire. Belmont voiced satisfaction with New York racing prospects during the visit.
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August Belmont
Belmong
East
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New York
Youngs Estate Goes to Widow in Long Island Will
The will of Thomas F. Youngs filed for probate in Mineola after his May 21 death in Oyster Bay. The $500 estate awards the widow the main share, with $950 bequests to a son and a daughter. Mia Youngs named executrix and co executor.
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Long Island
Thomas F. Youngs
United States
Youngs
Oyster Bay
Mia Youngs
Ogden Jones Ripley Wedding Notice in The Tribune
Marriage notices show Ogden Jones and Grace Ripley daughter of General Ripley wed at Grace Church with Rev Dr Wibbert and Huntington assisting. Also Pumpelly Ripley nuptials and Stella Field to Donald Williams reported. notices require full names and addresses.
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Grace Church
Wiliam Wibbert
William R. Huntington
Ace van Doren
Mraen Ripley
Alexander de Tropido Ogden Jones
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Notices list the deaths and funeral details of Gustav Amsinck, Harvey Olcat, Euphemia Brooks, Mary Price, Annie Burnett, David Seabury, Chauncey, Marta Foose, Clifford Foose, Elizabeth Goodwin, Louisa Kucher, Annie Price, Mary Seabury, Maria Sharkey, Anna Sullivan, Elizabeth Van Ness, William Woglom and other residents. Details include dates June 1909, places Brooklyn and Hempstead, funeral times, residence addresses, and burial plans.
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Gustav Low
Saral A. Bermoil
Harvey Olcat
Euphemia H. Brooks
Mary H Price
Annie W
Burnett
David W. Seabury
Charles Hi Chauncey
Daniel. Jr. Sharker
Marta Mc
Foose
Clifford V. B. Sullivan
Anna
Goodwin_ Elizabeth
War Ness
Mary Kucher
Louisa
Wogion
Witt
van Ness
Ocean Ave
Brooklyn
E van Ness
Elias H. van Ness
Woodlawn Cemetery Access And Services Listed
The Woodlawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem train from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome avenues trolleys or carriage. Lots priced from $150. Contact Gramercy 4553 or visit 20 East 23d Street for views. Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street with private rooms and ambulances. Florists offer Floral Tributes including Newman Floral Co at 202 Sth Ave, Tel 4398S Madison Sq.
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Grand Cemetral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Newman Floral Co
Sth Ave
Madison Sq
Job applicants file available at Uptown Office
Special Notices announce the New York Trisune Uptown Office has installed a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions. Prospective employers may view the collection at No 1364 Broadway between 26th and 11th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm.
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The Tribune Subscriptions Rates and Mail Options
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T.M
Roberts
W. H
Smith
R. D. Kishapman
C. G
Underwood
Wen
Sears
Bowen
Reed
WBA
Plassmeyer
Millis
Anderson
W. BH
Davis
van Deusen
E.R
Schilierstrom
Stokely
McDowell
Blume
Moss
Hunter
McCrell
Mitchell
Simpeon, HR
Hobson
W. E
Chen
Choate
Dean Ripton
Fordham
Dean Crane
Belva A. Lockwood
Baroness Uria
Sherry
Lady Aberdeen
DR. Schurman
DUKE
College
Charities and Corrections Conference
Mr. Bicknell
NEW Star
Tarkington and Wilson
Shuberts
D. W. Riggs
Broker
Son
Charles B. Quincey
Europe
Prinz Friedrich WI
Henry Co. Appel
Warren D
H. C. Cory
Cane G.A. Goodale
Frank Cowan Goode
Koenig Albe
David Gregs
Philip J. Allen
W. L. Kellogs
Alice F. Jackson
James B Pierce
Havre
Williams P. Burden
Phoenix Ingraham
Anne Morgan
J. 5
Martin
William Post
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Rafael Weill
Edwin F. Weary
A. B. Crosby
Naples
C. B Morris
ED. Smith
Samuel V
Merrick
E. B. Whitney
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
International Horse Show
T. Carter
R. J. Wynne
T. F. Ryan
DR Cook
Arctic Club
Explorer
Miss Robson
Kentucky
Tri-Weekly
Gustav Amsigek Fu
S3d
Aloe Barmoil
Harvey Barmoit
West St
Frank E. Camabe
Foos
Ferguson W Foos
Setauket
Goodwin
Elizabeth
Orson Goodwin
Stephen Merritth
Clocis Sharp
Woodlawn
West 15Th Street
Undertakers
the Tribune
Ealer
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