Longworths Dinner for Ambassador Reid Impresses King Edward
A Dorchester House reception for Ambassador Reid and Mrs. Longworth attracted King Edward and a prominent guest list including ministers, aristocrats, and diplomats. The event featured grand floral decor, a formal dinner, a concert with Caruso and Eames, and a lavish supper under a pavilion on the estate grounds.
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Associated Prees
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Gerade
Reid
Dorchester
Loniae Longworth
Edward
Rooseyrs Douche
United
Park Lane
Dorchester House
Lord Cranard
Lady Townley
Washing- Star
Lady Lansdowne
Paul Cambon
Diplocorps
Admiral Tournier
Powis
Countess
Gosford
Lord Carson of
Kedleston
Joseph Chamberlain
John
Kare
Yarborough
Dom Cameron
Ogten Mills
L Ridgely Carter
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de Lancey Jay
Secrege
Henry Jengbel Bannerman
Hdward Grey
Fergn
Richard Burdon Haldane
Porchester
Stanhope Gate
Hyde Park
Bei End
King Edward
Longworth
Alexandra
Mrs. Reid
Gottlieb
Embassy
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Grant Quith
John H. Beacom
Comwenger John H. Gibbons
Miss Gibbone
Miss Carter
Diplomatic Corps
Nortak
Devonshire
Tribe
Westminster
Duke
Duce of Wellington
Somerset
Consuelo
Manchester
Duke of Manchester
Earl of
Clarent
Lewis Harcourt
Kirkby Zeon
Signor Caruso
Signor Gifert
Rth Carden
Italian Cabinet Programme Outlined by Giolitti
Rome June 12 Premier Giolitti presented the aims of the new Italian Cabinet focusing on peace abroad and order at home. He proposed parliamentary inquiry into peasant conditions, lower food duties, relief measures, and southern Italy aid. the budget will extend railway policies to year end. The vote of confidence passed 164 for with left and conservatives opposing.
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Giolitti
Aseis
Italy
Vesuvius
France Cabinet Proposes Wide Reforms and Hague Peace Plans
The June cabinet debate outlines income and pension reforms, shorter work hours, and church and state separation measures. It backs firm but lawful strike handling, seeks Hague peace talks to cut navies, and endorses general limits on military spending. Finance Minister Poincaré attended, defense of actions sparked socialist criticism.
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Westead
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Chamber of Depuries
Hague Peace Conference
France
Mion
X. Poincaré
Jeuves
X Genonveau
Harvard Greek Play Agamemnon Tickets Go On Sale
Public demand for tickets to the Greek play Agamemnon at Harvard Stadium on June 16 and 17 prompts public sale. Tickets became available June 1 at Harvard Co operative Society and multiple Cambridge Boston New York and Chicago outlets, with Dr George H Chase listed as a source.
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Mass
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Harvard Co-operative Society
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
John J. McVey
Arch Street
Philadelphia
H. W. Waterfall
Palmer House
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University Ticket
University of Chicago
Chicago
George H. Chase
Gray's Hall
Mrs Williams appeals to free insane patient at Whitestone
Mrs Ellen B Williams is confined at the Breezehurst Sanatorium Whitestone Long Island. J Pierpont Morgan Jr obtained commitment while her sanity is challenged. Franklin Bien petitions habeas corpus to produce Mrs Williams before Supreme Court Special Term. The petition claims improper commitment and false insanity accusations.
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Breezehurst
Whitestone
Long Island
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Franklin Bien
Beekman Street
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Supreme Court
Local Republicans Send Delegation to Golden Jubilee
A fifty member delegation from the city’s Republican Club travels to Philadelphia for the golden jubilee of the party’s founding. The event runs from Sunday evening at Musical Fund Hall, site of the 1856 convention, through the following three days under the National League of Republican Clubs.
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Musical Fund Hall
Philadelphia
John C. Frémont
National League of Republican Clubs
Chickering Hall
A. B. Humphrey
Unclear guests at Bad Kis singen hotel visit waters
Charlemagne Tower the American ambassador to Germany and Mrs Tower visit the Hotel de Russie in Bad Kissingen to take the waters. accompanying party includes Mrs Letter of Washington.
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Tower
Mrs. Letter
Washington
Hotel de Russie
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Seeks Admission at Mount Vernon Hospital
Morristown resident Mrs Elizabeth Taylor missing a night ago applied for aid at Mount Vernon Hospital. Matron investigated and notified New Rochelle police after confirming her identity. She had visited her daughter and Mrs Kellar of Pontard Avenue New Rochelle, and arrived with dementia.
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Morristown
N. J
Mount Vernon Hospital
Olice
New Rochelle
Artist James E Fraser Wins Capitol Bust Commission
The commission to execute the official bust of the President for the Capitol at Washington was awarded to James Earl Fraser of this city, a St. Gaudens pupil. Fraser, in Washington two weeks, has had sittings with President Roosevelt who approved the bronze model. A bust of Vice President Fairbanks is also awarded to Fraser.
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Washington
James Earl Fraser
St. Gaudens
Fraser
Roosevelt
Gracer
Fairnks
Flag Display Urged On 129th Anniversary of Flag
The Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution urged all citizens and businesses to display the American flag today marking the 129th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes adoption.
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Board of Managers
The
Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
United States
Today’s events at Grevesend and colleges
Racing at Grevesend tops today’s schedule alongside commencements at Columbia, St Pauls Garden City and Cornell Medical College. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute starts at 8 p m with a lecture on trees. Board of Education meets at 4 p m and North Side Board of Trade gathers at 5 p m. Thirteen Club dinner at Coney Island and free museum days complete the lineup.
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Columbia
St. Paul's School
Garden City
Board of Education
Cornell University Medical College
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Majestic Theatre
John Davey
North Side Board of Trade
Third Avenue
1424
Riccadonna’s
Coney Island
Museums of Art and Natural History
Zoological Park
Hotel Gotham Names Consul General Wynne and Puts Koudacheff in Washington
Regis Prince N Koudacheff of Washington joins Co B Kountze Denver. Robert J Wynne named Consul General of the United States at London. L Du Pont of Wilmington attends Herald A Dontar Co D Crepe Rome Italy. Doctor E Lier based in Mexico City connected to Union Square.
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Washington, Co
Kountze
Denver
Gotham
Robert J. Wynne
United States
London
Hoffman—L. du Pont
Wilmington
del Herald A Dontar Co
D'Crepe
Rome
Italy
Union Square
Doctor E. Lier
Mexico City
Weather Review Forecast Central Gulf and Atlantic Regions
The weather bulletin notes a southern storm near the Middle Gulf Coast with no change in intensity and widespread rains in the South Atlantic States. It lists high easterly winds from Charleston to Jupiter, cooler clear conditions in the North and East, and scattered showers in Colorado, Montana, and the Northern Pacific. Forecasts call for continued rain in the South Atlantic States and Tennessee Valley on Wednesday, showers in the central Rocky Mountains and Northwest on Wednesday, with fair conditions from the lake region eastward on Wednesday and Thursday and rising temperatures. Storm warnings persist along the Atlantic Coast from Fort Monroe to Jacksonville, with varied wind directions by coast. Local forecasts cover eastern Pennsylvania, New England, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and western Pennsylvania, noting warmer temperatures and winds shifting from east to north or northeast. The Weather Bureau’s official record shows yesterday’s highs and lows, with a notice of generally cloudy to partly cloudy conditions and occasional showers in the region.
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Charleston
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Fort Monroe
Jacksonville
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Florida
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West Gulf
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Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Pennsylvania
New Fangland
New Jersey
New York
Tocal
Ellen Terry Honored in Drury Lane Jubilee Night
A historic Drury Lane tribute celebrated Ellen Terry with a starry cast and 500 guests. Notables including Signora Duse Mme Réjane the Coquelins and Melba joined the gala plus Gilbert directed Trial by Jury. Receipts near $30 000 and a final Auld Lang Syne.
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Ellen Ane
Ite Senguliss
iGkrammea
Miss Terry
Steve
Terry
Charles Villiers Stanford -Lexander Campbell MacKenzie
W.S. Gilbert
Robert Marshall
Ss Terry
Fred Terry
Commissariat
Ellen Terry
Signora Dusé
Mme
Réjane
Coquelins
France
Mme. Melba
Signor Caruso
Lady Bancroft
Nell
Old Drury
M. Coquelin
Signora Duse
Arthur W. Pinero
Bernhardt Bids Farewell in Varied Lyric Show
Large crowd at the Lyric Theatre bid farewell to Mme Sarah Bernhardt as she wraps up a winter American tour. She presents single acts from Hamlet La Sorciere and The Little Duke plus Frou Frou with a yellow gown finale, receiving renewed cheers and wreaths of flowers.
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Maxim Gorky
Lyric Theatre
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
America
Goodby
Hamlet
Marcel Schwab
Whistler
Ralee
Nime
Camille
Seabrooke Shines In Alcayde At Atlantic City
Atlantic City audiences applauded Seabrooke in Alcayde a new show by Frederick Barry and George Stephens Jr Van Rensselaer Wheeler a Philadelphia actor drew praise in the role of Carlos the Gypsy Hackett producer expects strong Chicago run for the summer chorus praised as up to standard leading to positive prospects for the production
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Atlantic City
Thomas
Seabrooke
Alcayde
Frederick Barry
George Stephens, Jr
van Rensselaer Wheeler
Carlos the Gypsy
James K. Hackett
Chicago
Professor and Dean Tie the Knot in Springfield
Miss Mary E. Lewis Dean of the Woman's Department at the University of Missouri and Professor Arthur M. Greene also of the same university were married at night by Rev. Fred G. Gotwald at the bride’s parents home in Springfield.
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Tribune
Springfield
Mary E. Lewis
University of Missouri
Arthur M. Greene
Fred G. Gotwald
York
Penn
T. A. Lewis
International Cancer Conference Planned in Heidelberg
Berlin reports an international gathering of cancer investigators will meet in Heidelberg from September 24 to 27 to mark the opening of the Institute for Cancer Research. Professors von Leyden Czerny and Ebrrich have been invited to attend.
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Berlin
Heidelberg
Institute For Cancer Research
von Leyden
Czerny
Ebrrich
Chicago Hotel Delusion Ahead of Its Time
Chicago reports completion of an ultra-large hotel project costing 5 million dollars on the lake front. Designed by D H Burnham Co the twelve story 1200 room building will front 400 feet on Michigan Avenue and cost 4 million for furnishings. St Regis management will operate the hostelry.
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Tribune
Chicago
St. Regis Cs
De Koven Ill Rumor Denied By Family In Country
Reports that composer Reginald De Koven was ill in a sanatorium were contradicted by his family. They said he is resting with friends in the country after work in Chicago and will return this week, then go to Newport with Mrs. De Koven. The chauffeur August Pin faced $500 bail for speeding in Harlem.
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Reginald de Koven
Chicago
de Koven
Newport
Robert 8. McGann
Rugglesales Engineering Company
Baker
Pin
Trial Tests Spirit Belief and Telepathy in Dr. White Case
In Baltimore with June 12 reports, the United States District Court hears defense witness Dr. Stanley L. Krebs from Chicago, a London Society for Psychic Research member, about telepathy and subliminalism. He suggests cures may come through suggestion for the sick.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
Thomas White
White
College of Science
Stanley L. Krebs
Chicago
London Society For Psychic Research
J. Mark Baldwin
Johns Hopkins University
Department of
Experimental Psychology
Krebs
Despondent Civil War Vet Sets Fire Then Kills Self
Norwalk Connecticut June 12 Charles J. Youngs a Civil War veteran filled barrels with shavings soaked in oil and set them around his Newtown Avenue home He then shot himself with a shotgun in the front yard after threatening neighbors The house burned and was destroyed He had visited an undertaker yesterday to arrange burial services indicating prior despondency and a planned death by his own action
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Norwalk
Conn
Charles J. Youngs
Newtown Avenue
Youngs
Architect Huaydel Wins $25,000 Against Mrs Gould
The Appellate Division in Brooklyn affirms a $25,000 judgment in favor of Abner J. Huaydel, the architect who sued Mrs. Howard Gould for services. Huaydel says he prepared nineteen sets of plans for Castle Gould at Port Washington, Long Island, all of which were discarded.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Abner J. Huaydel
Howard Gould
Haydel
Castle Gould
Port Washington
Long Island
Mrs Stenton Blocks Door In Murder Case Tangle
Mrs Louisa Stenton mother of murder victim Mrs Alice Co D Kinnan in The Bronx barred entry to her home last night keeping out all, including her lawyer Burton W Gibson. Police say a lost key prevented entry. Coroner and Captain Price probe possible mental feigning amid withheld statements from Mrs Stenton. Richard Kinnan, husband of the victim, remains abroad and claims no fear.
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Louisa Stenton
Alice Co. D. Kinnan
Bronx
Burton W. Gibson
Price
Richard Kinnan
Asbury Park
N. J
Kinnan
Captain Price
Obituary of Edward Mead Belden Secretary and Williams Grad
Edward Mead Belden of Syracuse aged forty one died after a five day illness at his home in New York. He was secretary to his late uncle Congressman James J. Belden and a Williams College 1889 graduate, member of the Strollers. Burial is planned at Akwood Cemetery in Syracuse.
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Mead Belden
Syracuse
James J. Belden
West 72d Street
Mr. Belden
Williams College
Strollers
Europe
Akwood Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Livingston Green Dies in Trenton
Mary Livingston Green widow of Charles E. Green dies at her home in Trenton after years of illness from cancer. A socially prominent benefactor in Princeton and Trenton, she was daughter of William W. Potter of Washington. Her husband chaired Princeton University finance and led Lawrenceville School trustees. Survived by daughter Susanne Livingston Green.
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Trenton
Mary Livingston Green
Charles E. Green
Green
Princeton
William W. Potter
Washington
Board of Trustees
Princeton University
Lawrenceville School
John C. Green
Henry W. Green
Death of Silas C. Halsey Former U S Consul
Silas C. Halsey aged seventy four former United States Consul at Sonneberg Germany died yesterday at his home 16 Central avenue Newark from diabetes. He was born in Springfield Union County New Jersey and lived in Newark. He leaves a widow a son D Halsey and a daughter Mrs Arthur Slade both of New York.
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United States
Sonneberg
Germany
Central Avenue
Newark
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Springfield
Union County
N. J
Leatherness
D. Halsey
Arthur Slade
New York
McPartland Declared Insane in Murder Trial
Dr. William Steinach of Bellevue Hospital and Dr. Carlos MacDonald testified in the James McPartland case that the watchman is insane. McPartland may be sent to Matteawan with possible later trial if he recovers. Dr. W. P. Wildman reported alcoholic dementia from a 184 record. Other alienists agreed on insanity.
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Bellevue Hospital
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James McPartland
Lena Hopfer
East 75Th Street
McPartland
Matteawan
W. P. Wildman
Sherman bill seeks two cent fare across interstate railroads
Representative Sherman of New York introduces a bill setting a uniform two cent per mile passenger fare for all railroads engaged in interstate business, effective January 1 next. The proposal includes mileage books with coupons for 1,0 to 6,000 miles usable on baggage checks and passenger trains, and the measure goes to the Foreign and Interstate Commerce Committee where Sherman is the senior Republican member.
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Sherman
New York
United States
Committee On Foreign and Interstate Commerce
Dying Man Urged Sister to Marry Before Death
Justin W. Heilbron died Monday at his home 309 West Sod Street. He urged that his sister Bertha Heilbron wed J Lewin of Brooklyn the day prior to his death. The marriage occurred yesterday afternoon. Heilbron, 28, born in Germany, had lived in the U S twenty years. He held a Dickinson Seminary diploma and recently started a Jersey City business. He leaves a wife and three sisters. Funeral on today with burial at Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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West Sod Street
Bertha Heilbron
J. Lewin
Brooklyn
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Henbron
Germany
Dickinson Seminary
Williamsport
Penn
Jersey City
Cypress Hills Cemetery
J J Hill Buys House at 78 East 65th Street
James J Hill purchased the residence at 78 East 65th Street from Mercy W H for about 500 000 dollars. The 43 by 100 foot lot has a house on it. Mrs W Bliss bought the plot in 1899. Hill resides nearby at the Bolkenhayn, 58th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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James J. Hills
John Naerg
Mercy
W. H
Red Cross Conference Opens With 39 Nations Represented
Geneva June 12. M Odier Swiss minister to St Petersburg presided at the Red Cross convention session. Proceedings were formal as further delegations arrived. The American delegation includes General George B Davis Surgeon General O Reilly Admiral Sperry and William Cary Sage r. Committees were appointed to study questions submitted to the conference.
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M. Odier
Switzerland
St. Petersburg
George B. Davis
O'Reilly
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William Cary Sanger
Hopkins Arrested for Speeding in Irvington
Irvington police arrested R. E. Hopkins of Tarrytown for violating the Automobile Speed law. He posted bail and engaged Frank V. Millard of Parestaene to handle the case. The matter is set before Justice I. M. Taylor on Thursday.
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R. E. Hopkins
Tarrytown
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Young Hopkins
Frank V. Millard
Parestaene
Fiss
I. M. Taylor
Japanese steward to stay in navy
Omura Yohachi a Japanese steward at the Naval Academy took out naturalization papers before Judge James Revell in Annapolis on June 12 He is believed to be the first Japanese enlisted man in the navy to naturalize under the department rule that all Japanese must naturalize or depart Yohachi has served fourteen years in the U S navy and says he has no wish to return to Japan.
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Omura Yohachi
Naval Academy
James Revell
Navy
Department
Yohachi
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Japan
Dreamland San Frisco to Open This Saturday
Mark A. Luescher and Henry Lee team for Dreamland attraction San Frisco opening Saturday. Promoters aim for a premier seaside show with ocean breezes and high pretensions. Neva Aymer leads The Rein-Dears vaudeville on the New York Theatre roof next Monday. Jacob Adler plans farewell London engagements starting June 13 before long voyage to England.
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Henry Lee
San Franisco
Wayburn
New York Theatre
Jacob P. Adler
England
London
West End
Transatlantic Travellers Include Notables Bound for Rotterdam and Liverpool
Passenger lists show travelers sailing from Liverpool on the Majestic Governor Montague of Virginia and Mrs. Montague. Pendleton Marshall and H. J. Kady with spouses. Mrs. James Flower departs today with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Johnstone and others. Embarking for Rotterdam on the Ryndam are Dr. and Mrs. Lawton, Miss Edith Wharton Dalias, and numerous other travelers including Mr and Mrs Trevalyan Borda Dailias and Mrs. J. B. Pell. Continuous line of names includes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey KR. Gaylord, Thomas McKean, and several other families.
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Montague
Virginia
Pendleton Marshall
H. J. Kady
James Flower
Ryndam
CB Lawton
Edith Wharton Dalias
Trevalyan Borda
Actor Announces June Engagements in Varied Roles
The actor will perform fourteen times starting June 2, expanding beyond Shylock. His repertoire includes Deg Low, Uriel Acosta, The Merchant of Venice, Broken Hearts, Der Wilde Mensch, and his own Der Fremde Stranger, which played three months at Grand Theatre.
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the Witt Man
Gould Smith and Maurice Gould Marriage in New York City
Anna Jaffray, youngest daughter of Stephen M and the late Lacy E Smith, married Maurice Gould of New York City. The ceremony was at her father’s residence No 36 Central Park New York on Tuesday afternoon June 1% officiated by Rev De Robert S MacArthur and Rev J Sidney Gould assisted by Rev Charles MacWilliams. The notice requests full names and addresses for future notices.
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New York City
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J. Sidney Gould
Hancock, Mich
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Stephen — M
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Maurice Geuld
Tappen—Cockcroft
Ning
N. Y
Charles MacWilliams
D. B
Voorhies Cockcroft
and Croft
Alexander Hogwell Tappen
Yamatica
Death notices from The Tribune list June 1908 obsequies
Obituary notices from The Tribune Chronicle list multiple entries dated June 1908. Names include Benjamin Ambier Edward Hargrave Bliss John A Bliss Ralph Brandreth Sarah Foote Catlin Mary Livingston Green Silas Condit Halsey Kate Hurd Mary Jacobi Emily Bleecker Roland Nickerson Joan Smyth Miriam Tooker Eliza Adelaide Wilsey Cornelius Delano Wood. Funeral details mention times and locations in Brooklyn New York Newark Montclair and Trenton with services at St Matthews Christ Chapel Amity Street and private arrangements.
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Amity St
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Central Ave
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Montclair
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Edward Lath
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New York City
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Upper Montclair
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Mass
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Wilsey
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Edmund Wilsey
North Sixth Avenue
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St. Mark's Ave
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Real Estate Listings Near Manhattan Transit Lines
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced from $125. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office located at 20 East 23rd St New York City.
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World known undertaker firm with Chelsea addresses
Rev Stephen Merritt runs a world renowned funeral business at the sole location on 19th Street and Broadway area. Advertises large facilities and multiple Chelsea telephone contacts.
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Special Notices Delatour Soda Ginger Ale Sarsaparilla
Delatour offers superior quality beverages including ginger ale sarsaparilla lemon soda and soda water. Established 1808 the brand promotes long heritage and consistent taste.
Subscription options and offices for THE TRIBUNE worldwide
The Tribune lists subscription methods by mail and dealer pickup, with main, wall street, uptown, Harlem, Bronx, Washington, Newark offices and international bureaus in Brussels London Paris Milan Hamburg and other locations. It notes American abroad can obtain THE TRIBUNE at various European exchanges and agencies.
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