Gwynne Granted Temporary Injunction in Bankruptcy Case
Judge Adams in the United States District Court issued a temporary injunction against Edward E. Gwynne, restraining him from disposing of assets as executor amid allegations of transfers to defraud creditors. Gwynne, under bankruptcy petition with liabilities exceeding assets, faced two Grinberg judgments and a related Paris gem sale. alleged transfers to his mother and a will naming his children as heirs are under scrutiny. The hearing to decide continuation or dissolution of the injunction was scheduled for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
United States District Court
Edward E. Gwynne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gwynne
Leopold Grinberg
Grinberg
A. Reinach
Paris
William Fearing Gill
Object To Mrs Butterfield Hearing Continues For Aweek
The hearing on Mrs Daniel Butterfield widow of General Butterfield to compel a yearly accounting of her administration of a former husband s estate was continued for a week. Heirs challenge charges and bills while executor Mary E Clarke s representative filed objections accusing wasteful administration and detailing claims.
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Daniel Butterfield
General Butterfield
Butterfield
Frederick P. James
Cold Spring
James
Court of Appeals
Frank E. Smith
Largest Vassar class graduates 124 with honors
Vassar College celebrates the largest class in its history with 124 graduates. Honor graduates include Clara Axtell, Isabel Dunham, Helen Heath, Emily Hinkle, Elizabeth Forrest Johnson, Grace Kent, Elizabeth Moore, Luella Orr, Winifred Riblet, Elizabeth Manley Smith, and Bessie Wilson. Scholarships awarded to several, excavation for two new buildings slated, and revised faculty changes announced amid commencement ceremonies and a public week of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Clara Eliza Axtell
Nashville
Margaret Adelaide Pollard
Keene, N. H
Elizabeth Manley Smith
Portland
Bessie Davis Wilson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Abbott-Spingler Institute
Lyman Abbott
Charles Pratt
Marshaw Thompson
Pittsburg
Taylor
Raymondeave
Rockefelier Hall
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Hall
Ruth Gentry
Theodosia Hadley
Indianapolis
Ind
Caroline Sperry
North Adams
Mass
Nina Otis Eldred
Coronado Beach
Cal
Mary Thompson
Alleghany
Penn
Ethel Dean
San Francisco
Elizabeth Allen
St. Louis
Elizabeth Dimock
Elizabeth
N. J
Abby Gorbes
South Framingham
Helen Freeland
East Orange
Grace Easton
Lowville
Edith Harker
Alice Heywood
Holyoke
Fanny Jones
Kansas City
Louise Karcher
Chicago
Helen Kohlisaar
Gertrude Knowlton
Watertown
N. Y
May O'Shaughnessy
Peoria
Julia Russell
Florence Dunning
Elizabeth Everts
Binghamton
Julia N. Hanna
Fort Wayne
Louise Ramsay
Perth Amboy
Lucy Burns
Strong Hall
Glee Club
W. Bancroft Hill
Second Reformed Church
Hill
Vassar Class Day Amid Threatening Weather
Poughkeepsie June 10. This was class day at Vassar where graduates prepared for ceremonies as overcast skies and threatening weather prompted careful planning and scheduling adjustments for the event.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie, N
Vassar
Subways Workmen Heat Relief Plan Grows
New York County Woman's Christian Temperance Union leaders report strong interest in aiding subway laborers this summer. Churches may open lunch hour spaces or erect shaded shelters with cooling drinks and heated meals. Letters to pastors along transit lines will urge opening rooms and supplying refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Subway
New York
Subway
Martin
Phoebe Hanaford
Lillian M. N. Stevens
New Earl and Wilson Fold Collars Introduced
Earl and Wilson release summer fold collars including the Missoula with lock front narrow front space and rounded tips plus the Tetonka with lower rise and square points. Both feature wide stitching and the full line covers all heights and styles to meet market demand.
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Earl & Wilson
Missoula
Sunshine Society notices from Tribune page
A fragment from Frances Ridley Havergal is quoted about faith and suffering. The Tribune Sunshine Society address is given for letters and packages to The Tribune Sunshine Society at Tribune Building New York City. A note warns the Society has no connection with other Sunshine named groups and mentions Mrs Howry of Michigan replying to a Sunshine request from Oregon.
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Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune
Howry
Michigan
Sunshine
Oregon
Mothers' Club to Hold Fair for Mamaroneck Kindergarten Clubhouse
The Mothers' Club of the Mamaroneck Kindergarten plans a June fair on June 12 13 and 14 at the kindergarten to raise funds for a long contemplated clubhouse. The organization, formed by Ida Robinson in 1891, includes mothers of current and former pupils. Mrs. A M McGregor presides. monthly meetings boost parent involvement and school relations. Each gathering features varied programs with coffee and cake, offering a valued outing for attendees.
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Mothers’ Club
Mamaroneck Kindergarten
Ida Robinson
A. M. McGregor
Gratitude for Sunshine gifts and T S S kindness
Connecticut mother thanks for a Sunshine gift for her ill son and praises the T S S. Miss Augusta Howell notes sympathy letters but lacks addresses for replies. Mrs. Bailey of White Plains cites Mrs. Henry Goodell’s note praising the T S S and mentions hammocks couches and books sent to an invalid. An Illinois member requests an old office chair with arms for comfort, offering to pay freight.
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Connecticut
Augusta Howell
Bailey
White Plains
N. Y
Henry Goodell
Pasadena
Cal
East
King’s Daughters
The
George O. Dresser
Names Added to T E S Rollbook Worldwide List
The latest entries to the T. E. S. rollbook include numerous individuals from Texas Brooklyn Virginia Georgia Connecticut and other states with titles such as Mrs Miss and Master plus several couples. Notable names appear across regions reflecting broad membership growth.
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Sarah A. Blackburn
Texas
MC. Cobb
Estelle L. P. Strang
E. T. Hadley
Brooklyn
E. S. Kassing
Florence Gilbert
Sarah L. Perry
Lydia A. Griffin
E. C. Steles
Eliza S. Pell
George ©. Glenn
Foote
Charles Garlock
Rosalie Miller
Nellie E. Stockton
William Howry
J. H. Sprague
Cora C. Jones
G. 8. Carpenter
A. C. Willard
J. S. Price
Frederick C. Rockwell
John Byers
Olive Keith Bishop
Gifts for a Flower Mission Opens Annual Help Drive
The New York Flower Mission at 104 East Twentieth Street begins its thirty third season aiding sick poor in hospitals and tenement houses. It seeks more fresh flowers and sickroom delicacies like fruits and jellies, plus helpers to prepare and distribute gifts. Rooms open Thursdays for volunteer work.
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New York Flower Mission
East Twentieth St
Miss Gardner Returns from India After Missionary Work
Miss S. F. Gardner arrives in New York after twenty three years in India. She supervised the Woman's Union Missionary Society work at Calcutta and organized its publishing house. She translated many English books into native languages and contributed to publishing in English.
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S. F. Gardner
New York
India
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Calcutta
Miss Gardner
Court ceremony features red coat pages carrying Queen's train
At the recent Court, two young pages in bright red coats and knee breeches carried the Queen's train, a charming innovation noted by attendees and officials.
Broadway Tabernacle Plans Ready for New Church
Plans for a new Broadway Tabernacle Congregation church at the northeast corner of Broadway and Fifty-sixth street are completed by architects J Stewart Barney and Henry Otis Chapman. The building will front Broadway 8 feet and Fifty-sixth street 171.5 feet in a late French Gothic brick and terra cotta exterior. It is intended to begin work soon.
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Broadway Tabernacle
Broadway and
Fifty-sixth-st
J. Stewart Barney
Henry Otis Chapman
Broadway
Accident to mayor's yacht delays hearings in Rye to Manhattan trip
The Mayor Low and city officials aboard the Surprise faced a rope entanglement near Rye causing propeller damage and flanges to break. The yacht reached Whitestone for repairs, will likely be back in commission in a day or two if replacement parts are found. Officials arrived late at City Hall, minutes before postponed 1:30 hearings.
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Low
Grout
Rives
Hawkes
Rye
Manhattan
Whitestone
Tebo’s
Mothers Build Library Drive Adds To Stock And Funds
A community effort has grown a library to 250 volumes funded by a small gift and ongoing drives. Mothers and King's Daughters organized fairs stockings socials and weekly pledges, with fifty subscribers paying 60 cents yearly. They plan a dedicated room and building fund to secure a site and host meetings.
The Banquet Book reviewed by a newspaper note
A review notes Cuyler Reynolds The Banquet Book a quotations compendium for menus. It draws from French English German Italian Spanish American Greek and Latin sources with sections on actors writers clergy military teachers philosophers and love. Includes gastronomy terms wine pairings and beverage recipes. Published by Putnam Sons.
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Cuyler Reynolds
G. P. Putnam's Sons
New York
London
Manual for Women Fifth Edition Childbed Nursing
Fifth edition of The Manual of Childbed Nursing by Dr. Charles Jewett of Long Island Hospital, with an infant feeding chapter, published by E. B. Treat & Co. The manual, originally for nurses, was revised for general use and will aid mothers and professional nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jewett
Long Island Hospital
E. B. Treat & Co
Jewett
Tabernacle Fireproofing Aims For $600000 Cost
The new Tabernacle is planned as fireproof and expected to cost about $600,000. The building committee includes the pastor the Rev Dr Charles E Jefferson Cornelius N Bliss chairmen William Ives Washburn M C D Borden Joel L Fisher Robert B Fleming es C Warner A D F Hamlin and Edward Peet.
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Charles E. Jefferson
Cornelius N. Bliss
William Ives Washburn
M. C. D. Borden
Joel L. Fisher
Robert B. Fleming
Es C. Warner
A. D. F. Hamlin
Edward Peet
Delightful coaching trips offered by Great Eastern Railway
The Great Eastern Railway now runs well horsed coaches from Colchester starting with the London 10 a.m. train, touring through the Constable Country and returning to Colchester to reach London by 6 30 p.m. Full details are available at Cockspur Street offices opposite The Tribune’s American headquarters or at Liverpool Street main station.
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England
Great Eastern Railway
Colchester
London
West End
Cockspur-st
The
Tribune
No. 20
Liverpool St
Mayor on boat mishap leads to Whitestone stop
The mayor said the vessel could not proceed to Manhattan due to a screw issue. The captain altered course to Whitestone Landing where the party went ashore and traveled to Manhattan by train. He doubted the Hell Gate passage and expected repairs in a few days.
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Manhattan
Whitestone Landing
Long Island
Hell Gate
Whitestone
Coronation travelers reach Victoria on Empress Line
The coronation voyage draws global visitors to London with many travelers aboard the Canadian Pacific Railway Empress Line. Recent Victoria landings include Sir Thomas Jackson of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp, General Fukishima of Japan, Prince Koma-Tsu envoy to the coronation, Colonel Sir William Bisset inspector of Indian Railways, and Dr Sir Francis Lovell noted for tropical disease work.
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London
Canadian Pacific Railway
Empress
Victoria
Great Britain
Thomas Jackson
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Fukishima
Japan
Prince Koma-Tsu
William Bisset
Indian Railways
Francis Lovell
Paquin Corset Show at Dover Street London for Coronation
American ladies visiting London for the Coronation are invited to view the Original Designs and a Special Corset created by Paquin produced simultaneously at the London and Paris Salons. Choice and new creations in gowns jackets blouses tailor built garments millinery and lingerie received every day during the season by Paquin Ltd London and Paris.
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London
Paquin
Paris
Paquin, Ltd
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Vassar College
Colgate
American Pneumatic Carpet Cleaning Co
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Olerie
5Th Ave
Frances Ridley Havergal
ONE Mothers’ Club
Mamaroneck
Illinois
Innovation
NEW Broadway Tabernacle
Fifty-sixth St
Dover Street
Mayfair
New Bond St
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