Death of Edward Everett Hale Revered U S Senate Chaplain
Boston mourns the death of Rev. Dr Edward Everett Hale longtime Senate chaplain and Boston clergyman author and philanthropist He died peacefully at his Roxbury home surrounded by family Funeral plans at South Congregational Church will be announced His loss is marked by tributes from Senators Lodge and Frye with Mark Twain expressing sorrow for his passing.
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United States Senate
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Yover of Peace
Roxbury
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Philip L. Hale
Arthur Hale
Wash
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Tollie
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Hale
Senator Frye
Senate
Senator Lodge
Frye
Mr. Lodge
Boston
Massachusetts
Couden
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Baltimore
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Catonsville
St. Timothy's School For Girls
Hoar
Longfellow
Emily Baldwin Conn
Perkins
Hartford
Lyman Beecher
Union College
Philip Leslie Hale
Eben Day Hale
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Hare
Symphony Hall
Senator Hoar
Remembering Dr. Everett Hale A Boston Cleric and Scholar
Boston mourns the death of Dr. Hale 87 a Unitarian minister and historian who urged social reform through Lend a Hand clubs and King’s Daughters. He led through the South Congregational Church and served as Senate chaplain while shaping anti slavery and wartime efforts.
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Dr. Hale
Ada
Asd
South Congregational
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
America
Julia Ward Howe
Atlantic Monthly
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Lfetime
New York Tribune
King’s Daughters
Margaret Percival
Mr. Tangier
New York
Narragansett
Palace
Kansas
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Sybaris
New England
United States
Jesus
Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson
United States Senate
Foundation of the Republic
Andrew Peabody
Avocation of a Minister: Literature and Duty
The speaker argues every man needs a third rail beyond vocation and avocation, the vocation of a Gospel minister with literature as a sideline. He stresses writing about knowledge, denounces hollow literary craft, and values telling what one has seen. He notes provincialism, praises broad fellowship, and cites Hale on the impact of moral living.
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United States Senate
Congress of the United States
Senator Hoar
Dr Hale
Death of P A McHugh nationalist MP for Sligo
Boston reports the death of P A McHugh Nationalist MP for the North Division of Sligo. Born 1858 in Glenfarne North Leitrim he owned the Sligo Champion and was imprisoned several times by the government. He helped organize the United Irish League during his visits to Boston and other American cities.
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Boston
United Irish League
P. A. McHugh
North
Sligo
McHugh
Glenfarne
North Leitrim
Ex Governor Robert J Reynolds dies at home
Ex Governor Robert J Reynolds of Delaware died suddenly from heart disease at his Petersboro Kent County home this afternoon. He was about sixty five and a lifelong Democrat.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert J. Reynolds
Petersboro
Kent County
Obituary notes for notable figures across states
Obituary notes report the deaths of John Noble former Suffolk County clerk Major Clifford Belcher longtime Maine lawyer Gideon Tabor Stewart prohibitionist and 1976 vice presidential candidate George F Andrews Nashua financier and railroad president Colonel C C Mattes Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co. general manager aged 50 with a family. Funeral arrangements noted for Mattes.
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Gideon Tabor Stewart
Pasadena
Cal
Ohio
Toledo
Norwalk
Dubuque
Towa
George F. Andrews
Peterboro
Nashua
N. H
Andrews
French Missionary Father Clement Dies in Hawaii
Father Clement who arrived with Father Damien in 1870 to labor among Molokai lepers died in Honolulu. His passing follows Father Damien who died at the leper settlement from leprosy.
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Honolulu
Clement
Hawaii
France
Damien
Molokai
George Washington University Dropped by Carnegie Foundation
Washington June 10. George Washington University has been dropped from the Carnegie Foundation by the foundation's executive committee. The action stems from retiring two professors without warning affecting a pension and from the university's broad expansion with its financial backing. Professor J MacBride Sterrett will receive a pension. Dr J H Gore had long enough service for a pension.
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Washington
George Washington University
Carnegie Foundation For the
Carnegie Teachers’ Pension Fund
Pr. J. MacBride Sterrett
J. H. Gore
Belknap Hosts Farewell Dinner in Messina Reconstruction
Lieutenant Commander Reginald R. Belknap, naval attaché in Rome, hosted a farewell dinner for Messina officials at the Americans built hotel. The US furnished 3,097 buildings including two hospitals a church and two schools at a cost nearing 50 000 dollars. A Griscom telegram conveyed high American appreciation for Italian cooperation in the earthquake rebuilding.
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Messina
Lane 19
Reginald R. Belknap
Rome
United States
Griscom
Belknap
Regzio
Earthquakes Shake Messina. Walls Collapse. No Injuries
Two separate tremors struck Messina on June 10 with six minutes between them. The first was mild, the second powerful with an undulatory motion lasting eleven seconds. Hundreds fled buildings as some walls toppled, but no injuries were reported.
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Messina
Quarterly Meeting of Fast Side Clinic at Hotel Gramatan
The Fast Side Clinic for Women and Children held its quarter meeting at the Hotel Gramatan in Bronxville with about sixty attendees. Dr Adelaide Wallerstein, the clinic founder, chaired as reports showed 542 new patients and a total of 2 409 visitors to the clinic in the last three months. Short addresses were delivered by Mrs C B Wilber and Mrs Belle De Rivera.
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Fast Side Clinic For Women and Children
East Sid Street
Gramatan
Bronxville
Adelaide Wallerstein
Medical Board
C. B. Wilber
Belle de Rivera
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Park Concerts Begin Sunday In Central Park
Nathan Franko and his orchestra start summer Sunday concerts in Central Park. The first concert is Sunday June 13. Programs will feature operas and symphony selections from last season in the city.
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Nathan Franko
Central Park
Guggenheim Divorce Case Reopened In Chicago
Judge Honore names Colin C. H. Fyffe to represent the court in Grace B. Guggenheim versus William Guggenheim. Fyffe will investigate fraud charges and report to the court as the case resumes. Time to show cause extended to July 1.
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Chicago
Honore
Colin C. H. Fyffe
Grace B. Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
New York
Cadet Class Reunion Events at Hotel Astor
Admission to the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden follows a West Point cadets reunion. Class of 1911 attendees at 11 p.m. Astor hotel smoker for cadets from class of 1900 at 11:30 p.m.
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American Museum of Natura Histy
Zoological Garden
West Point
Hotel Astor
London Horse Show at Olympia Opens Competition
At the International Horse Show in London Olympia on June 10, results featured the Canadian Cup jump by Lieutenant Caffaratti and Genea. W. Watson of Baltimore won the Berkeley Challenge Cup in Class 49 four in hands, with Judge Moore claiming multiple prizes. Walter Winans led Class 8 with Avoca, while W. H. Moore's entries placed in several classes.
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London
Olympia
Adam Beck
Lieutenant Caffaratti
Genea
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
William H. Moore
New York
Launcéelot
Londesborough
W. H. Moore
Senator
Moonshine
Virginia
Louis Winans
High Life
Beau Brummell
Moore
Hinecker
Hapsburg
Correction on turbine engines from Curtis Marine Turbine
A letter to the editor challenges a prior Turbine Engine note. It clarifies Yale and Harvard use Parsons turbines not Curtis. Salem and Chester tests show comparable steam use. Government coal tests deemed unreliable. Salem to undergo another steam test. Curtis Turbine units total about 1 580 horsepower in operation. Regards Charles G Curtis vice president June 9996.
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The
Tribune
Curtis
Yale
Harvard
New York
Boston
Parsons
Salem
Chester
General Electric Company
International Curtis Marine Turbine Company
Charles G. Curtis
Rule Against Yankee Horses at July Meeting
The Jockey Club in London will consider a rule that no horse receives weight in a handicap until after running three times in the United Kingdom. Stewards seldom reject proposals, so adoption is likely, though the rule draws debate amid the influx of French and American horses.
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London
Jockey Club
Stewards
United Kingdom
Justice Crane Urges Integrity to Brooklyn Law Graduates
Justice Frederick E. Crane told 108 Brooklyn Law School graduates that the most dangerous figure in a republic can be a popular lawyer or judge. He urged duty over clamor, warned against using legal skill for nefarious ends, and urged honesty over greed in the profession.
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Republic
Frederick E. Crane
Supreme Court
Brooklyn Law School
St. Lawrence University
Majestic Theatre
Brooklyn
Justice Crane
Almon Gunnison
Lord Campbell
Bar
Lincoln
Confederate Veterans Parade In Memphis Honors Grant Son
Ten thousand United Confederate Veterans marched in Memphis in a gray home spun procession. General Frederick D. Grant, son of U S Grant, stood on the reviewing stand as Forrest veterans cheered and embraced him. Hats flew, salutes and tears marked the moment before order was restored.
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Memphis
Frederick D. Grant
Lee
Leontines to Hold Reunion at Hotel Maria
Former members of the Leontine Literary Union plan a reunion at the Hotel Maria on Wednesday evening June 16 in St. Gabriel's parish. Several hundred notices were sent and more than one hundred former members have accepted. Speakers will include Cornelius F. Collins C W McGrale A J Dittmar and Rev J G Murray. D J OConnell in charge of arrangements.
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Leontine Literary Union
Hotel Maria
Literary Union
St. Gabriel's Parish
Cornelius F. Collins
C. W. McGrale
A. J. Dittmar
J. G. Murray
D. J. O'Connell
P. O
Madison Square Station
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Governor G H Prouty of Vermont arrives at the Selmont. Armistead Peter Jr stays at the Plaza in Washing ton D C. Professor Rou nard of Princeton and Dr GE Zim of Ohio at Seville. Mr and Mrs George Westinghouse in Regis. Robert Cassatt from Philadelphia at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Selmont
G. H. Prouty
Vermont
Plaza
Armistead Peter, Jr
Elliott
Tuxedo
Seville
Roonard
Princeton
GE. Zim
Ohio
St ‘Regis
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Robert Cassatt
Philadelphia
The Merchant of Venice at Academy of Music
A representation featuring Mr Sothern as Shylock and Miss Marlowe as Portia was presented at the Academy of Music. The performance followed familiar stage methods, with Sothern impressively playing Shylock and Marlowe delivering Portia with grace and emotional depth. The play will be staged three times more.
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Academy of Music
Mr Sothern
Shylock
Miss Marlow
Portia
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Raillery
Changes at Hand at New York Theaters This June
The engagement of Mr. George Fawcett at the Lyric Theatre ends this Saturday to yield to The Motor Girl beginning June 15. The Candy Shop at Knickerbocker closes Saturday, and A Fool There Was ends at Liberty Theatre. Sothern Marlowe wrap at Academy of Music with Twelfth Night and The Taming of the Shrew. Wyndham and Moore leave the Empire June 19 with The Mollusc. Empire to close. After June 19, few theater events until September.
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George Fawcett
Lyric Theatre
John Ganton
Lyric Stage
Knickerbocker
Liberty Theatre
Lincoln Square
Empire Theatre
New York
Notable stage lineup lists many famed actors
A long roster of performers includes Charles Wyndham J E Dodson George Fawcett James T Powers Sam Sothern Jameson L Finney Jefferson De Angellis Thomas A Wise William Collier Albert Bruning E H Sothern William Hodge Mary Moore Helen Ware Julia Marlowe Lilian Waldegreve Mabel Harrison Marie Dressler Mabel Roebuck Leona Watson in a grand theater program.
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Charles Wyndham
J. E. Dodson
George Fawcett
James T. Powers
Sam Sothern
Jameson L. Finney
Jefferson de Angelis
Thomas A. Wise William Collier
Albert Bruning
E. H. Sothern
William Hodge
Mary Moore
Helen Ware
Julia Marlowe
Lilian Waldegreve
Mabel Harrison
Marie Dressler
Mabel Roebuck
Leona Watson
Popular Price Theatre Project In Harlem Heads to New Site
John H. Springer, long time lessee of Grand Opera House at 234 street and eighth avenue, buys Harlem site for popular price theatre. Plot includes multiple dwellings and a stable from sellers including Dr Edward F Brush and Eva Phipps. Grand Opera House, owned by the Gould estate, was leased to Cohen Harris for five years at 550 dollars a year, starting May 1910.
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John H. Springer
Grand Opera House
Eighth Avenue
Harlem
Price Theatre
Seventh Avenue
Edward F. Brush
Mount Vernon
Jane E. Chalmers
Henry Lockwood
Warren Landon
Eva Phipps
Gould
Cohen & Harris
Motor Girl debuts at Hyperion Theatre New Haven
Frank Hennessy presents The Motor Girl a two act musical comedy with score by Jalflan Edwards and lyrics by Campbell and Skinner Elizabeth Brice stars as a young German duchess The cast includes Smith Cook Sharp Franklin Adair Brown Pauncefort Callahan Carson O Connor Clucas and Shea Nearly one hundred in the ensemble The Motor Girl moves to New York’s Lyric Theatre Tuesday night
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Telegraph
the Tribune
New Haven
Frank Hennessy
Hyperion Theatre
Jalflan Edwards
Hook
Charles Campbell
Ralph Skinner
Elizabeth Brice
Smith and Cook
Adelaide Sharp
Bessie Franklin
Helen Adair
Martin Brown
George Pauncefort
George Callahan
James Carson
Robert O’connor
Carroll Clucas
Frank Shea
Motor Girl
New York
Lyric Theatre
Shubert Holding Co to Build New Tremont Street Theatre
In Boston a purchase completed for the late H. Bond property on Tremont street. The Shubert Holding Company of Massachusetts, with Lee Shubert of New York acting, plans a modern theatre likely opening next winter and intended as the Lyric Theatre by H. Bond's project.
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Boston
H. Bond
Tremont Street
Bond
Lyric Theatre
Shubert Holding Company
Massachusetts
Lee Shubert
New York
Shuberts
Griscom Miller wedding at Crescent Avenue Church
Miss Jean Whitelock Griscom daughter of Mr and Mrs William Griscom of Plainfield married Raymond Van Vranken Miller son of Major and Mrs W D W Miller at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. Clergy from Buffalo and local church officiated. The couple will reside in Buffalo.
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Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
Jean Whitelock Griscom
William Griscom
Raymond van Vranken Miller
Buffalo
W. D. W. Miller
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Andrew van Vrankert Raymond
First Presbyterian Church
J. S
W. W. Lancaster
Kenneth Bulkley
New York
Henry W. Brouwer
van Vranken Raymond
Miller
Admiral Mahan Speaks to Newport Naval Group
Rear Admiral Alfred T. Mahan, U S S N retired, addressed a large gathering of Naval War College officers and Newport area army and navy officers at the college on naval tactics. The lecture was not open to the public.
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Newport
R. I
Naval War College
Army and Navy
Alfred T. Mahan
S. N
Mahan
Bowyer Heads Naval Academy In Annapolis Change
Captain John M. Bowyer assumed the superintendency of the Naval Academy in Annapolis today replacing Captain Charles J. Badger who is assigned to sea duty Badger will command the battleship Kansas at sea duty assignment
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Annapolis
John M. Bowyer
Naval Academy
Charles J. Badger
Badger
Kansas
Weather Record and Forecast Washington June 14
Weather settled in the middle West and Northwest under high pressure. Showers east of the Mississippi continue. fair elsewhere. Temperatures rise in the middle Atlantic and upper Midwest. otherwise slight changes. Forecast: fair in many areas Friday and Saturday. local rains in Gulf and south Atlantic states. Steamers to Europe report light winds and showers to Grand Banks. Local records compare current temps with last year.
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Northwest
Mississippi River
West Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
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Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Plateau
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake Region
Gulf
South Atlantic
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
European
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau
Bequest From Flatbush Man Totals Several Religious Gifts
The will of Peter I Neefus names widow Mary Van Cleafe Neefus an annuity and half the estate. He leaves substantial sums to the American Tract Society, Reformed Church in America, Woman's Missionary Society, Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society, American Bible Society, American Sunday School Union, Brooklyn Industrial School for Destitute Children, and a 4000 gift to the American Tract Society for publishing Neefus writings.
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Flatbush
Kings County
Mary van Cleafe Neefus
The
American Tract Society
Reformed Church In American
Woman's Missionary Society
Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society
American Bible Society
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Engineers' Club Dinner At Hudson Terminal
The Brooklyn Engineers' Club held a dinner for wives and friends on the Hudson Terminal Building top floor last night attended by about 150 people. Speakers included James Cowan Meem club president Colonel B S Church and Captain George A White with a talk on the Hudson Fulton celebration. Notable attendees listed include Fred B. George M A Bonnefond Joseph A. Connelly Mr and Mrs Joseph Strachan William T Donnelly C M Spefferd James W Nelson and George C Whipple F W Conn presided.
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Brooklyn Engineers’ Club
Hudson Terminal
James Cowan Meem
Colonel B. S. Church
Water Department
George A. White
Fred B. George
M. A. Bonnefond
Joseph A. Connelly
Joseph
Jamin Doremus and Pak Pepjamin Wed at Parents’ Residence
Marriage notice states Katherine Ward Doremus, granddaughter of the late Prof R Ogden Doremus, wed Pak Pepjamin jr. ceremony held at her parents’ home with Rev Lubeck officiating.
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Jamin—Doremus
Lubeck
Katherine Ward
Charles Avery Doremus
R.ogden Doremus
Pak Pepjamin
Death notices and funeral details listed for June 1909
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices from The Tribune reissued in the Tri Weekly Tribune. Entries include Gustav Amsinck at No 23 East 4th Street with service at St Thomas's, Louisa J. Bogue of 87 Quincy St Brooklyn, Daniel Chauncey Jr of Cedar Lane Long Island, Captain Adam T. Dodge of 979 Madison St Brooklyn, Ralph Bovingdon Eno of Hollis Long Island, Mary Bayard Kip of Kinderhook, Adele Schlichter Marie of Philadelphia, John M. Mason of Riverdale, Dr Robert K Tuthill of Poughkeepsie, and other private services with dates, times, and locations.
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Gustav Amsinec
St. Thomas's Sthave
Chauncey
Cedar Long Island
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Daniel
Caroline Raymond Chauncey
Daniel Chauncey
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
Dodge
Adam T. Dodge
Madison St
Brooklyn
Cypress Utils
Exo
Hollis
Long Island
Ralph Bovingdon Eno
Alfred J
Eva Wallingens
Hiawatha Ave
Kip
Kinderhook
Mary Bayard
Isaac L. Ip
Marie
Baltimore
Adele Schlichter
Leon Marié
Isaac Schlichter
Philadelphia
Mason
Riverdale-on-Hudson
N. Y
John M. Mason
Riverdale Presbyterian Church
Riverdale
Woodlawn
Providence
R. I
Tribune notices advertise job file access at Uptown Office
Special notices offer quick access to applicant files for various positions at The New York Tribune Uptown Office 1364 Broadway Between 36th and 37th Streets Hours 9 am to 6 pm Subscription rates list mail delivery options in the United States abroad and changes of address Also details on single copies and Tribune Almanac pricing plus domestic and foreign postages and rates for daily weekly tri weekly and weekly Farmer editions
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New York City
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