Marlowe and Sothern Return to Academy of Music
Miss Marlowe and Mr. Sothern delight a large audience with Juliet and Romeo marking their return after London. Critics praise Marlowe as Juliet, while noting Sothern struggles in tragedy though shines in comedy. Engagement extends two to three weeks with further plays on schedule.
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The Rebel Prince at Richmond Theatre Staten Island
The Richmond Theatre in Stapleton hosts a weekly changing bill by Conners and Edwards. Last night Lester Lonergan staged his self written drama The Rebel Prince about Montezuma in a fictional Altair setting with disguises daring rescues and a throne ending. The cast includes Lonergan and Clifford Lang among others in a stylized antiquated tale of valor and romance.
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The Lion and the Mouse at Hudson Theatre Next Week
The Lion and the Mouse will be reproduced here next week at the Hudson Theatre. The closing performances of Brewster's Millions are now in progress at the same time. Mme Nazimova closes her season at the Bijou Theatre next Saturday night. The Carmen opera was staged last night at the Grand Opera House. Miss Cecil Spooner performs The Girl Riffies at Lincoln Square Theatre in its closing week. Paust appears at the West End Theatre with J Sheehan as Mephistopheles.
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Fight to Save Eleventh Street Cemetery Stirs City
The Society for the Perpetuation of the Eleventh Street Cemetery met in Carnegie Hall to oppose the sale and disinterment of bodies. They denounced St Patrick’s Cathedral trustees over Calvary and Lith street plots bought long ago for 37,600 and 160,000, now facing a 600,000 offer to clear the graves. Miss Margaret Hogan led the discussion and accused the church of misusing deeds. Archbishop Farley was petitioned. no reply. A plan to rebury in Calvary at a cost of about 250,000 was criticized. The group fought attempts to move remains and cited a health board halt.
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Justice Garretson's Widow Dead In New Jersey
Quick Garretson, justice of the New Jersey Scheme Court, died at his home on Glen Road after a three day illness from pneumonia. The obituary notes his widow and long service on the bench.
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Death of Mrs Garretson and funeral at St Peters Church
From her husband’s funeral on Thursday she was under Dr Henriquez care. Her illness worsened and Dr Dela field of New York City was called in consultation but to no avail. Justice Garretson died of pneumonia last Monday evening. Mrs Garretson, of the Baker family of Philadelphia, was fifty three. She leaves a son and two daughters. The funeral will be held in St Peter’s Church on Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock.
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Page bill defeated in New York Assembly vote
By a 65 to 36 tally the Assembly defeated the Page bill granting accounts commissioners subpoena power. The measure drew strong Tammany opposition amid controversy over Borough President Ahearn’s police questioning. A motion to reconsider the loss failed, then prevailed on a later vote, setting up a future reconsideration.
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Money for Spanish War Veterans in New York
Albany reports over 80000 dollars from the U S Treasury is set for distribution to about ten to twelve thousand New York Spanish American War volunteers. The funds cover back pay for service at rendezvous camps where state troops waited to be moved to the U S Army with higher army rates. Difference between army and state pay created a double pay claim, now recognized. New York’s share awaits payment details.
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Senate panel reports Wainwright bill on corrupt practices
Albany June 10 The Senate Judiciary Committee tonight reported the Wainwright bill amending last year’s corrupt practices act. The measure requires vouchered accounting for expenditures over five dollars and ends the exemption allowing small committees to avoid reporting. It compels both candidates and committees to file campaign expenditure reports.
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State Camp Notes Wireless Pole At Peekskill
Soldiers at State Camp Peekskill report progress with a wireless telegraphy pole erected under Captain Burnell. Two signal stations and a central telephone office are set, wires strung, batteries drilled, and field work planned for the week. The 1st Battery from Manhattan defeated the 6th Battery from Binghamton by 13 points.
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Japanese Band Chooses Mikado Music at Chatham Dances
The Tsukuba crew’s Setoguchi selects Sullivan pieces for after dinner dances amid a debate over Admiralty bans on Mikado tunes. Japanese musicians perform music from The Mikado, provoking laughter as ships entertain visiting guests.
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Exhibition of outdoor bhis by Columbia Chess Club today
Today highlights include an outdoor bhis exhibition by the Columbia University Chess Club at South Field near Amsterdam Avenue and 116th Street at 11 30 a m. Also scheduled are a commencement address at the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb at Broadway and 1624 Street at 8 p m and several social events including alumni and medical society dinners.
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Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont and Nearby
The guide lists notable guests at major New York hotels including Admiral P Hichborn U S N A G Burton from Denver at the Belmont J W Goodwin from Manchester England E A Warry from Liverpool Mrs M A Hanna Cleveland W E White Providence C R Dutton San Francisco H Morel Journel Lyons France Professor C Hese Germany Professor Schmeiden Berlin George N Bliss Boston Marshal C Robinson Philadelphia Frederick Ballantyne A B Berger Pittsburg Austin Lae throp Corning Percy Wright Providence J Brookes Keyes Boston at the Waldorf Astoria and other venues such as Gotham Grand Imperial and Wolcott with guests from Boston Providence Philadelphia and Europe.
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Weather Forecast From Official Records June 10
Washington reports a Western disturbance moving northeast from Minnesota with rain along a belt from the Carolinas to the upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures little changed elsewhere with a 2 degree fall in the Middle Atlantic. Showers expected today and Wednesday in parts of the Middle Atlantic, Lake region, South Atlantic, New England, and Rocky Mountain districts. Local record shows yesterday's high 63, low 38, with average 55, and average last year 74. Local forecast calls for showers today and Wednesday with rising temperatures and brisk southeast winds. For New England, partly cloudy today with showers Wednesday. In Eastern New York interior fair, coast showers today and Wednesday with rising temperatures and southeast winds.
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New Schoolship Newport Loaned To Naval Militia
Washington June 10 The Newport will be loaned to Massachusetts Naval Militia for summer training until September 1 when it returns to New York to relieve the St Marys. The St Marys may not be retained as a continued schoolship at New York. Army orders list multiple transfers and promotions across arsenals and coast defense units.
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Colonel Ayres Asked to Explain West Point Affair
Washington june 10 the war department sent a letter to colonel charles g ayres 14th cavalry at west point or in new york city asking him to verify an interview statement about the trouble between mrs ayres and west point officers the department will decide its next step based on his response.
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West Point Negro Troops Praised
Colonel Scott reports flawless conduct of Negro troopers at West Point, noting behavior surpassed that of preceding white regulars. The small unit mainly comprises short term men tied to Philippines deployments, kept at home to avoid transport costs and brief service.
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Navy to retire 24 officers under 1899 act
Washington June 10 The Navy Department has decided that to carry out the provisions of the naval personnel act of 1899 twenty four officers must retire on June 30 next. The voluntary retirements this year are confined to captains and commanders and unless twenty four of these apply for voluntary retirement a certain number must be selected for involuntary retirement.
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U. S. Warships May Go to Kiel During Regatta Week
Kiel reports a German invitation for the United States to send a cruiser squadron visiting Bordeaux to travel to Kiel for yachting week beginning June 20. The claim is unconfirmed by Berlin officials who deem it not improbable.
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Weddings Past and To Come in Kingston and Boston
Kingston, June 10 Justice Walter Lloyd Smith officiated at the marriage of Miss Lulu Van Etten and Joseph Morris Herbert. The bride is linked to Amos Van Etten and Edgar Van Etten. Herbert Crash Manufacturing is noted. Boston, June 10 Miss Laura Collins Whitney, daughter of Henry M. Whitney, will marry Philip Dodge Jr. tomorrow at First Parish Church Brookline with only close relatives and Miss Whitney as attendant.
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Walter Flavell Obituary Conectee With Janeway & Carpenter Firm
Walter Flavell, longtime Janeway & Carpenter wallpaper maker, died of heart disease at his New Brunswick home. Born in London in 1863, he immigrated in 1871 and remained with the firm until his death. He leaves a wife, four sons, and two daughters. Funeral is tomorrow at 2 PM, Elmwood Cemetery burial.
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Andrew K. Shiebler Dies in Brooklyn After Civil War Era Life
Andrew K. Shiebler, a retired jewelry manufacturer, died Saturday at his home 278 Berkeley Place Brooklyn. Born in Baltimore seventy years ago he came to New York at the Civil War outbreak. He active in church work organist organizer and treasurer of the Brooklyn Church Society for thirteen years. He belonged to Orton Lodge F and A M. Survived by wife Mary E Shipley whom he married in 1883 two sons a daughter and ten grandchildren.
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Judge Julius B. Curtis Dies at Stamford at 82
Stamford Connecticut June 10 judge Julius B Curtis oldest Fairfield County lawyer died here last night He born Newton Connecticut eighty two years ago admitted to the bar in 1850 practiced law until recently He served as Probate Court judge for the Stamford district and also sat in the state Senate His wife a son and a daughter survive him
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Hotel Normandie Closes After Long Broadway Run
The Hotel Normandie on Broadway shut its doors last night as auction plans for furniture and fittings were announced for Thursday. Once a political hub led by David B. Hill and later under General Ferdinand P. Earle, the landmark changed hands many times. The latest lessees Elmer E. Almy and Theodore D. Willsey paid 100000 for the business four years ago and face foreclosure after failing to meet a final 12000 note due May 1.
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Diplomas Awarded to Thirty-Two at Packer Commencement
Dr Truman J Backus led Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn as 32 graduates received diplomas. He remarked that while the school does not teach students to earn a living, it aims to foster a life worth living. Six graduates delivered essays, plus a valedictory by Genevieve Warner, with names including Lamont Katz Taft Coffin Cook.
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Homeric Group Unveiled at University of Virginia
The June 10 commencement featured the unveiling of a bronze Homeric group donated by John W. Simpson of New York. The $400 statue, by Sir Moses Ezekiel of Rome, was presented by Robert Harrison and Rabbi Caulsch, accepted by President Alder deman, with Mrs. Braner drawing the veil.
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Opera and theatre lineup spans three weeks at Grand Opera House
The Royal Italan Grand Opera Company opens a three week engagement repeating Carmen after an Academy of Music premiere. Mile. Irma Monti Baldini as Carmen. The Van Den Berg Opera Company offers Paust this week at West End Theatre with Joseph Sheehan starring. The Undertow by Eugene Walter staged at Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre with Edna May Spooner as Mary Calvert. Camille D Arville leads vaudeville at 234th Street house. Harlem Opera House features Jack's Honeymoon stock company. Grace Elliston to open Hackett Theatre season in The Movers. Robert Edeson to debut at the Hudson in a De Mille piece. Henry B Harris manages both. Grace George to start brief London season at Duke of York's Theatre in Divercins. opening delayed by cable from Mr Brady.
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Disturbing Meeting Leads to Charges in West 42d Street
Multiple city cases surface in a New York court roundup. Joseph Israel freed after disturbance claim at Glad Tidings Mission on West 42nd Street. Hugh Myers held on $1000 bail for alleged watch theft from a hotel guest. Ex patrolman Hess pleads not guilty to abduction and assault and is remanded. Albert Ganz elected president of the New York Electrical Society with new vice presidents named. Ex Judge Hornblower to address Columbia Law School graduates. James O'Brien held for trial on passing a worthless check. August Dohm faces $10,000 bond for larceny. firm estimates defalcations at $65,000. Charles Schnoor faces speeding charge. bond forfeited for Robert Conway. Jerry O Leary Association ball claim denied. previous report questioned. Richard Scheffer held on forged checks as secretary of Kirrweiler Sick Relief Society.
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Vorys Refuses to Speak for Taft at Manhattan Meeting
Arthur I. Vorys Ohio state insurance chief and Taft ally refuses to comment for publication during a Hotel Manhattan meeting of state insurance commissioners. He plans to meet New York political figures and possibly Governor Hughes, while Ohio Republicans back Taft. A Tribune informant says Taft’s chances hinge on the President’s stance. without his candidacy, Taft would win. Vorys, likened to McKinley, rose from a turning shop to law through an accident that cost him three fingers.
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Taft Praises Spooner at Madison Univ Gymnasium
Secretary Taft addressed five thousand in the University of Wisconsin gymnasium praising John C Spooner and noting the nation’s loss at his retirement from public life. He welcomed women to the campus and lauded student friendships as his greatest college asset with a Yale telegram from alumni as inspiration.
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Taft Speaks in Janesville to Local Business Leaders
Secretary Taft passes Janesville Wisconsin on June 10 and is greeted by about two hundred business men. At their request he delivers a brief speech noting he entered the presidential race through press pressure and that he had chosen another path himself.
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Nassau Presbytery votes against Brooklyn union at Jamaica church
The Presbytery of Nassau County rejected joining the Presbytery of Brooklyn at a First Presbyterian Church Jamaica meeting. Leaders, including Rev. Dr. Kneeland P. Ketcham of Freeport, argued the union harms Nassau as Brooklyn lacks funds for Nassau’s church work. Synod may review the proposal.
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Justice Truax Grants W C De Mille Suit vs Joe Welch
In the Supreme Court Justice Truax yesterday granted the application of Max D. Josephson attorney for William C. De Mille enjoining Joe Welch from producing the play At Ellis Island which De Mille says is based on his own The Land of the Free pending trial of the salt amid De Mille's suit against a Yiddish impersonator. Loss of Appetite Horsford’s Acta Phosphate offered as restorative remedy. aesnes San
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Gilmour and Taylor Married in Sumnerville and Whitehead Campbell Union
Notices of marriages list two 1907 ceremonies. Gilmour Taylor wed Elizabeth Monroe Taylor in Sumnerville with ministers W Howell Taylor T Dabney Johnson and A D Pollock Gilmour. Whitehead Campbell ceremony held June 10 in Schenectady at First Presbyterian Church officiated by A Russell Stevenson D D Maria Starkweather daughter of late Douglas Campbell and Harriet Oothout Zurriskie Whitehead of New York.
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Obituary notices for Berrien Curtis Follett and Curtis in Stamford
Death notices publish in The Tribune republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune. Ellen Nicholson Berrien dies June 10. service June 12 at 3 pm No 161 West 83d St. Interment private. Curtis dies June 10 at Stamford. funeral at Louie J. Curtis residence No Forest St Wednesday at 3 pm. Follett dies June 8 1907. funeral June 11 at 1 pm No 114 West 15th St Woodlawn interment follows. Flowers omitted.
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Funeral services announced for James W. W. Taylor former Mackenzie Post commander to meet at 315 Washington St. Also Amanda M Weyant and Julia Speir Wright with interment details listed. Services set for June 11 and June 12 respectively at Brooklyn residences and Trinity Church with Woodlawn and Cedar Grove cemeteries noted.
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John Fogg Shorey
Spader
Santa Barbara
Cal
Mai Gilbert
Jeremiah Vanderbilt Spader
Woodlawn Cemetery
Undertakers
Delatour Soda
Shipping News
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Uptown
Americcan
East 125Th Street
West 125Th Feet
Bronx
East 139Th Street
F Street
Newark
Prederick N. Somme
Broad Street
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
Danes Ing House
Strand
Gould & Portmans
New Oxford Street
American Express
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
Paris
John Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Des Petites
Scriba Brentano's
Avenue de Opera
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank
Florence
French, Lemon & Co
Tornabuoni
Maquay & Co
Milan
Saerbach
le Monte Ha Mpurgs
Expan
Ferdinandstrasse
Bs Mayence
Saarbach
Daily Sunday Tribune
Hotel Victoria
Savoy
Langham
Carlton
Claridge’s
Hotel Metropole
Midland Grand
Howard
Norfolk Street
Embankment
Horrox's
Queen's Hotel
Upper Norwood
Adelphi
Midland
Leeds
Bradford
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Morecambe Bay
Midland Hotel
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of St Scotland
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Tion
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Cecil
Ems
Park Hotel
Dusseldorf
Atel Congers
Kaiserhof
Ale-le- Chapelle
Nuellens Hotel
Aix-la-Chaysse
Aussie
Munich
Nuremberg
Wurttemberghof
Berg
Breidenbacherhof
Yerope
Hamburg
Deutches Haus
Wiesbaden
Bubat
Bad-Munster
Royal Leipsic
Europatscher-Hof
Dresden
RIA
Switzerland
Bristol
Austria
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!