Gwynne Given Temporary Injunction Over Alleged Fraud
Judge Adams of the United States District Court issued a temporary injunction against Edward E. Gwynne nephew of Cornelius Vanderbilt restraining him from disposing of properties as executor to defraud creditors. Gwynne filed bankruptcy with liabilities of 564,493 and nominal assets of 57. The case cites two Grinberg judgments totaling 449,094 and alleged conveyance of a half interest in East Eighty sixth Street property to Gwynne’s mother for $10 to defraud creditors. Hearing set to decide if injunction continues.
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Adams
United States District Court
Edward E. Gwynne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gwynne
Leopold Grinberg
Grinberg
A. Reinach
Paris
William Fearing Gill
Object to Mrs Butterfield in probate accounting
Hearing on Daniel Butterfield widow of General Butterfield to compel year by year accounting of former husband’s estate continued a week. Heirs contest admin costs and the will construction charging Mrs Butterfield with waste. Charles S. Clark and Frank E. Smith file objections amid other lawyers notifying challenges.
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Ips
Daniel Butterfield
General Butterfield
Butterfield
Frederick P. James
Fifthave
Cold Spring
James
Court of Appeals
Frank E. Smith
Largest class at Vassar confers 124 degrees
Vassar College crowns the largest class in its history with 124 graduates. Honor graduates include Clara Axtell Nashville Tennessee Isabel Dunham Cleveland Ohio and others. Scholarships are awarded to Elizabeth Johnson Utica Maine and Bessie Wilson Brooklyn among others. New buildings planned a chapel and a library with a dome. Faculty changes include the retirement of Ruth Gentry.
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Vassar
Clara Eliza Axtell
Nashville
Margaret Adelaide Pollard
Keene, N. H
Elizabeth Manley Smith
Portland
Bessie Davis Wilson
Brooklyn
Helen Gould
Tarrytown
Irvington
Abbott-Spingler Institute
Lyman Abbott
Charles Pratt
Marshaw Thompson
Pittsburg
Presid
Barmondeave
Rockefeller Hall
Rockefeller
Ruth Gentry
Vassar Class Day Amid Threatening Weather
Poughkeepsie June 10 class day at Vassar College faced weather threats that hovered over commencement events. Attendance and plans were affected as rain concerns circulated among faculty and graduates.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie, N
Vassar
Subway workers met by temperance group urge sun shelters
The New York County Woman's Christian Temperance Union forms a church subway committee two weeks after establishment. At a recent executive meeting, plans include asking churches to open noon sessions or construct temporary sheds with cooling drinks and warm meals for subway laborers during summer. Letters will be sent to pastors urging opening and support, backed by national president endorsement.
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Church Subway
New York County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New York Unions
West Eighteenthst
Emilie D. Martin
Subway
Martin
Phoebe Hanaford
Lillian M. N. Stevens
New Earl and Wilson Fold Collars Marketed Today
Earl and Wilson introduce new fold collars for summer including the Missoula with lock front narrow front space and rounded tips and the Tetonka with square points. Both feature wide stitching and high to mid heights, completing a full line that covers fashion demands.
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Earl & Wilson
Missoula
Sunshine Society and Prayer Verses at the Tribune Notice
Fragments from Frances Ridley Havergal quoted about sowing and patience. The Tribune announces Sunshine Society letters and packages should go to the Tribune Building New York City. Readers are advised to keep Sunshine requests within the Tribune network and to expect responses from Mrs Howry of Michigan to branch presidents in Oregon.
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Tribunes Tribune
New York City
Tribune Sunshine Society
Sunshine
Howry
Michigan
Oregon
Sunshine gifts bring thanks from Connecticut mother and others
A Connecticut mother thanks for a Sunshine gift to her son and lauds the T. S. 3 for its history of cheer. Miss Augusta Howell and Mrs. Bailey of White Plains also express gratitude for letters and items from the T. S. S. including a hammock and couch. An Illinois invalid requests an old office chair with arms, offering to pay freight, and signs as George O. Dresser.
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Connecticut
Augusta Howell
Bailey
White Plains
N. Y
Henry Goodell
Pasadena
Cal
East
King’s Daughters
Illinois
George 0
Dresser
New Names Added to T. 8. 8S. Rollbook
The latest additions include Mrs. Sarah A Blackburn of Texas M C Cobb Mrs Estelle L P Strang Mrs E T Had ley L E 8 of Brooklyn and numerous others from Georgia Virginia Connecticut and beyond. Included are Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson Master Robert Johnson and John Finklen among new entries.
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Sarah A. Blackburn
Texas
M. C. Cobb
Estelle L. P. Strang
E. T. Hadley
L. E
Brooklyn
E. S. Kassing
Florence Gilbert
Sarah L. Perry
Lydia A. Griffin
E. C. Steles
Eliza
Eliza 8. Pell, Mrs. George ©. Glenn, Miss Foote, Mrs. Charles Garlock
Cc. F. Naething
C. Emanuel
Tillie Conrad
Sarah A. Glazier
Arthur Johnson
Robert E. Johnson
John Finklen
Georgia
J. R. Adams
Virginia
M. E. Richardson
Annie Wears
J. Fellows
Edith Macnee
Connecticut
J. R. Haviland
Rosalie Miller
Nellie E. Stockton
William Howry
J. H. Sprague
Cora C. Jones
G. 5. Carpenter
A. C. Willard
J. S. Price
Frederick C. Rockwell
John Byers
Olive Keith Bishop
New-York Flower Mission Begins Thirty Third Season Work
The New-York Flower Mission at No 14 East Twentieth street opens its thirty third season aiding sick poor in hospitals and tenement houses. It seeks more fresh flowers fruits jellies and other delicacies, plus volunteers to make bouquets and assist distribution. Express companies will deliver free within one hundred miles. Rooms open each Monday and Thursday.
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New-York Flower Mission
East Twentieth St
Miss S. F. Gardner Returns From India Mission Work
Miss S F Gardner arrived in New York after twenty three years in India where she led the Woman's Union Missionary Society work in Calcutta She established the society publish ing house there and translated many English books into native language for publication in English.
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S. F. Gardner
New York
India
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Calcutta
Miss Gardner
Court Introduces Notable Innovation with Two Gentle Figures
A recent court session showcased a curious innovation as two small figures named Sonehoensnen carried Gesu coats, drawing attention to the new display and its potential implications for current proceedings.
Mothers' Club Fair Aims To Raise Funds For Mamaroneck Clubhouse
The Mothers Club of the Mamaroneck Kindergarten plans a June 12 13 and 14 fair at the kindergarten to raise money for a clubhouse. The group, founded in 1891 by Ida Robinson, is led by president Mrs A M McGregor. Monthly meetings foster parent teacher ties with varied programs and social hours.
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Mothers’ Club
Mamaroneck Kindergarten
Ida Robinson
A. M. McGregor
New Broadway Tabernacle Plans Complete for Church
The Broadway Tabernacle Congregation prepares a new church at Broadway and Fifty-sixth Street. Architects J Stewart Barney and Henry Otis Chapman finish plans, hoping work starts soon. Exterior choice is late French Gothic with brick and terra cotta.
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Broadway Tabernacle
Broadway and
Fifty-sixth-st
J. Stewart Barney
Henry Otis Chapman
Broadway
Fifty-sixth St
Accident delays Mayor yacht voyage from Rye to Manhattan
The mayor and officials aboard the Surprise ran afoul of a rope that fouled the propeller near Whitestone, breaking flanges and forcing repairs at Tebo's Basin. The vessel will be fixed and back in service in a day or two, as officials arrived late at City Hall and hearings were unsettled.
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Low
Grout
Rives
Hawkes
Rye
Manhattan
Whitestone
Tebo’s
Gastgones
Mothers aim to fund library expansion from fairs
A community club has built a small library from a starter gift now totaling two volumes. They raise funds through book purchases and shelving, a fair netted about 1 two years ago, and a stocking social added about 60 last year. Fifty subscribers pay 60 cents yearly, with donations and meetings by King's Daughters. They seek a dedicated room and building fund for a larger library and meetings, hoping the upcoming fair yields a substantial sum.
The Banquet Book reviewed by a newspaper reader
A review of The Banquet Book by Cuyler Reynolds describes it as a quotations collection suitable for menus. It spans French English German Italian Spanish and American writers plus Greek and Latin authors. It includes chapters on actors musicians authors and poets with sections on gastronomy terms wines recipes beverages sample menu and notes Putnam's Sons published in New York and London.
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Cuyler Reynolds
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
New York
London
Fifth edition of The Manual of Childbed Nursing published
Dr Charles Jewett of the Long Island Hospital authored a revised fifth edition of The Manual of Childbed Nursing with a new infant feeding chapter. Published by E B Treat & Co at 241 and 243 West Twenty third Street the work was originally for hospital nurses and professor of obstetrics Dr Jewett. It is now revised for general use and will aid mothers and nurses alike.
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Charles Jewett
Long Island Hospital
E. B. Treat & Co
Jewett
Tabernacle Fireproof Design Cited in City Plans
The building is described as fireproof and the Tabernacle is expected to cost about 500000 dollars. The building committee includes the pastor Rev Dr Charles E Jefferson Cornelius N Bliss chairmen William Ives Washburn M Cc D Borden Joel L Fisher Robert B Fleming ee Co Warner A D F Hamlin and Edward Peet.
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Charles E. Jefferson
Cornelius N. Bliss
William Ives Washburn
M Cc. D. Borden
Joel L. Fisher
Robert B. Fleming
Ee Co. Warner
A. D. F. Hamlin
Edward Peet
Delightful coaching trips from Colchester by Great Eastern Railway
The Great Eastern Railway begins well horsed coach tours from Colchester station with a 10 a m London departure, journeying through the Con stable Country and returning to Colchester to reach London by 6 30 p m. Full details available at Cockspur street West End offices opposite The Tribune and at Liverpool Street station.
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England
Great Eastern Railway
Colchester
London
West End
Cockspur-st
Tribune
Liverpool St
Mayor abandons voyage after boat damage decision
The Mayor said the screw was believed taken, directing the captain to land at Whitestone and travel to Manhattan by Long Island train. He noted the captain chose the safer option over Hell Gate, and expected a quick repair in a few days.
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Manhattan
Whitestone Landing
Long Island
Hell Gate
Puys
Coronation Travelers Arrive in Victoria Before London
The Empress Line ferries many guests to the coronation in London. Among recent landings in Victoria are Sir Thomas Jackson of Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking, General Fukishima of Japan, Prince Koma-Tsu Japanese envoy, Colonel Sir William Bisset Indian Railways inspector, and Sir Francis Lovell physician expert on tropical diseases.
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London
Canadian Pacific Railway
Empress
Victoria
Great Britain
Thomas Jackson
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
Fukishima
Japan
Koma-Tsu
William Bisset
Indian Railways
Francis Lovell
Paquin Corset Designs Show in London and Paris
American visitors during the Coronation are invited to view Paquin designs produced simultaneously at the London and Paris Salons. The display features Choice and New Creations in gowns jackets blouses tailor-built garments millinery and lingerie.
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London
Paquin
Paris
Paquin, Ltd
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