Portrait of Sir Edward Carson and Ulster Covenant stance
A lengthy discourse on Sir Edward Carson, his Ulster Covenant pledge, and the political imperative to resist Home Rule. It contrasts Carson’s Conservative stance with the Ulster Union, frames the Covenant as a defining moment, and debates potential constitutional and Civil War repercussions while citing Lincoln as moral justification.
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Edward Carson
Ulster
United Kingdom
Ireland
Edward
Great Britain
Dublin
Sir Edward
Skid Wedell Phillips
Boston
Hampden
Cromwell Algernon Sidney
Lincoln
United States
Atlantic
Hberty
Sir Edward Carson
Crown
England
Lord Macnaghten
Parliament
House of Commons
George Grenville
Macaulay
Hdward Carson
West Point Couples Tie The Knot In Double Wedding
A West Point ceremony united Lyle Easton and Clarence Earle Woadburn in Arcola New Jersey with West Point graduates and |cadets in full uniform attending. A second wedding in Harrington Park linked Jean Walker Robertson to Robert Heberson Valkenburgh with a reception following at the Serle home.
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Hackensack
S.J June Wold Ince
West Point
Lyle Easton
Dayward D. Easton
Columbia Phonograph Company
Hore
Arcola
Leutenant
Clarence Earle Woadburn
United States Cavalry
Mortimer D Baston
Howard, Miller
Simey and
Purnell
California
Jeane Walker Robertson
Men Slater Smith
Harrington Park
Robert Heberson Valkenburgh
Serle
HB von Volkenburgh
Detroit
Ie Wan
Weat Point Military Academy
Newport Society Notes Light Up Season’s Start
The Trims Newport rents for the season by Mrs. William Pitshug Whitehouse. Mr and Mrs Robert Goelet of New York opened entertainments. Lt and Mrs Williams Pye hosted at the War College. Mrs Grosvenor at Roslyn honored son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Peabody Gardner of Boston. Arthur Curtiss James and E Hayward Ferry arrived on the Alpha from New York. T. Suffern Yailer and family of New York came for Honeyauckle Lodge event. Kaward McLean and family from Washington at Mack Point Farm Portamouth. Reginald Norman Vincent stor aboard Noma. Honey Clews expected at The Rocks. Stuart Duncan returned from New York.
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Newport
Jones&Eastbourne Lodge
Wiliam Pitshug
Whitehouse
Island Avenue
Robert Goelet
New York
Sixpehard Stewart
Frank . Witherbee
Wiliams Pye
War College
Willan Grosvenor
Mack Point Farm
Portamouth
Mer
Reginald Norman Vincent Stor
Ateam
Honey Clews
the Rocks
Stuart Duncan
Notes From Tuxedo Park Social Scene Dazzles Locals
Jy telegraph to The FeDOR reports ideal weather and a large crowd at Tuxedo Park. Polo dominated attention with weekend club events and social gatherings at cottages and the Tuxedo Club. Notable arrivals include Rev and Mrs Maitland Alexander and multiple Delafields and Wrenns among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedor
Tuardo
David Wagstaff
West Lake Road
Henry M. Tilford
Tower Hill
Merbert Shipman
W. M. V. Hoffman
Waxhurst
French Vanderbilt
Amos Tuck French
A. Lee Everett
Maitland Alexander
Charles J. Alexander
Edward N. Tatler
D. Ogden Rogers
W. M. A. Larned
Gurnee Murty
Louis L. Delafield
William Whitman
Hon. Harding
Robert D. Wrenn
Willan Rhinelander Stewart, Jr
William J. Wyeth
Henry 8, Redmond
Opening Dance At Country Club Of Pittsfield
Lenox June 14 At the Country Club of Pittsfield a opening dance drew about a hundred attendees Miss Sarah P Morewood of New York and Mrs William HL Eaton attended the afternoon at the club Also present were Miss Maria B Van Wyck Mina R Austrusta Polhemus Mrs Edward Walker and Mrs Edward Stetson Stetson Mr and Mrs W W Bradshaw of New York and Rev and Mrs A G Boynton of River registered at the Maplewood Pittsfiel d
Brady Seeks Unknowns for New English Material
Theatrical impresario Willa A Brady sails to Europe with Grace George to scout undiscovered plays and English actors. He plans unproduced works for American stages, aiming to discover fresh talent rather than rely on established stars. His American season will feature The Whip in Chicago and Brooklyn, plus Huntly Pulls the Strings and A Wee Ronnie Lassie touring.
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Willa A. Braay
Faker
Grace George
Europe
England
Mr Brady
London
Tler
Brady
Mr. Brady
Chicaxa
Museatio Theatre
Brooklyn
Graham Moffat
Hunty
Ronnie Lassie
Molly Pearson
Bunty
Charles Wyndham
Philip Hartholomae
Theatrical Notes from New York Stage Scene
Theatrical notes report Hewitt and others in New York engagements. Charles Alexander Ramsey sails for Europe to bring back designs for Sieberls and Vitagraph, Mrs. George Attias as Florence Montgomery to play Lady Beaconsfield in Disraeli, Jan MacLaren to read the speech in The Follies of is, and a new farce Married by Ekar Selwyn to debut at the Apollo Theatre with Bruce McTae leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam der Ecummes Ores
Hirighton Theatre
Trighton Reach
Charles Alexander Ramsey
Liebler Company
Europe
Minneapolis
Sieblers
Vitagraph
George Attias
Florence Montgomery
Lady Beaconsfield
Disraeli
Jan MacLaren
Drawkeye
New York
E+kar Selwyn
Apollo ‘Theatre
Atlantic
Cohan
Marin
Bruce McTae
Thatcher Quits Panama Governor Post in Panama Canal Zone
June 4 Maurice M H Thatcher retires as Panama Canal Zone governor and sails for the United States from Colon. He is accompanied by Loystra Thatcher as he departs after tenure leading the zone.
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M. H. Thatcher
Panama
Colon
Maurice MH. Thatcher
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Loystra
Thatcher
Miss Marguerite Gay Bride of Senator Davis
Miss Marguerite Noble Gay, daughter of Dr. W. S. Gay and Senator John Warren Davis, married at First Presbyterian Church in Salem New Jersey. Bride wore ivory satin dress with duchess net and lace, traveling dress brown faille, reception at Seagrave home. Wilson signed her husband’s commission as United States Attorney for New Jersey. They will live in Salem, visiting Yellowstone Park and Pacific Coast.
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Salem
N. J
Marguerite Noble Gay
W. 8. Gay
New York
John Warren Davis
First Presbyterian
William V. Lauderbough
Quinton C. Davis
Murfreesboro
X. C
Charles Frederick Guhtmann
Hannah J. Bassett
Bassett
N. Do
Marie J. Craig
Philadelphia
Dorothy Gwynne
Margaret G. Muswett
James Mercer Davis
Mount Holly
Wilbur ®. Sadler
Trenton
D. Stewart Craven
Charles Gruhmann
Cintenne Davis
Washington
Esther Craven Dilworth
Fateh
Robert T. Seagraves
Pines
Seagravox
White House
Davie
United States
New Jersey
Wilson
New Jersey Senate
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Kruttschnitt Penn Diner Couple Wed in Raleigh NC
Theodore Herman Kruttschnitt eldest son of Julius Kruttschnitt of New York and Lilly Watt Penn of Reidworth North Carolina wed at the bride’s home with Dr D. Craig officiating. The ceremony drew North Carolina society’s prominent figures and a large reception followed. The couple left for New York then planned a boat trip to New Orleans and will reside in Tucson Arizona.
Rhodes Clement Wedding in Rutland Church Ceremony
Margaret Good win Clement daughter of Percival W Clement Rutland and Major Willan wed Wilfred Rhodes retired King’s Royal Tufles this afternoon at the Church of Our Saviour Sherburne Rev Merbert Shipman rector. Reception at Happy Valley Lodge followed with no attendants. out of town guests listed.
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Yne Tribune
Rutland
Margaret Goodwin Clement
Percival W. Clement
Major Willan
Wilfred Rhodes
King’s Royal Tufles
Sherburne
Merbert Shipman
the Heavenly Rest
New York
Church of Our Saviour
Elizabeth Wood Clement
Happy Valley Lodge
John McGowan
Seaconer
And
Mes
Frank J. Montague
Henry G. Smith
O. C. Stevens
St .Albans
Arthur Hith
Boston Society Hosts Multiple June Weddings
The Telegraph to The Tribune reports several June weddings in New York and New Jersey. FitzGerald Brinckerhoff marriage at St Luke's Matteawan unites Mrs Mary Brinckerhoff and Henry Clifford Desmond Fitzgerald formerly of the British Royal Artillery. Attendants include Beatrice Brinckerhoff and Felix Doubleday with ushers Nelson Doubleday and others. Marjorie Watson wed Frederick Vienes Jr at Church of the Holy Communion with a large bridal party. Also Miss Harriet Jaques wed Edward Motley at Chestnut Hill Church with Bogus bridesmaids and Harvard connections. Honeymoon plans for Motley and bride follow in Europe.
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the Tribune
Wishkill-on-Hudson
Mary Brinckerhoff
New York
Henry Clifford Desmond Fitzgerald
British Royal Artillery
Day
St. Luke's Church
Matteawan
David Graham
Beatrice Brinckerhoff
Felix Doubleday
Nelson Doubleday
Brooks Fowler
Alexander Degorgin
Edward Stiles Thomas
South Orange
N. J
Marjorie Watson
Slater
Lucius M. Watkins
Melrose Place
Frederick Vienes
Church of the Holy Communion
George A. Hanna
Charles Osborne
Philadelphia
Josephine Puystey
Pelham Manor
Genevieve L. Watson
Ruth Watson
Frederick Viewes
Helmar Viewes
Bainbridge
N. Y
Hidward Kayser
Brooklyn
Henry Lindsay
Milwaukee
Clarence Pope
East Orange
Fy Telegraph
Boston
Marriet Sayles Jaques
Herbert Jaques
Edward Motley
Thomas Motley
Nahant
Piret Chestnut Hill
Edward Hale
David M. Oxborne
Auburn, Y
Louise Jaques
Margaret W. Framingham
Lothrop Motley
Warren Motley
Herbert Jaques, Sr
Norwood
Charles Boyden
Barrett Wendell, Jr
William EB. Ladd
Latin C. Clark, Jr
Mr. Motley
Harvard
Motley
Europe
Miss Chambers Engaged to Charles W Halsey
Announcement lists Miss Margaret Chambers daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank R Chambers of Crow's Nest Bronxville to Charles W Halsey of this city The wedding is planned for October 1 Mr Chambers heads Rogers Peet Co and Mr Halsey is associated with him in the firm
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Margaret Chambers
Frank R. Chambers
Crow's Nest
Bronxville
Charles W. Halsey
Chambers
Fem
Rogers, Peet & Co
Mr. Halvey
Judge Russell Dead Former New York judge and Republican leader
Judge Russell, once a prominent New York Superior Court figure and member of the Republican Triumvirate with Senator Root and Daniel Rollins, died at his Park Avenue home after a long public career. Born in Bombay, N Y, he studied at Dartmouth and Harvard Law, served as Assistant District Attorney, Judge of the Superior Court, and held roles including Judge Advocate General and West Shore Railroad receiver, with three daughters and a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guageriorace Russe
New York
O4densburg
New York Inc
W. H. Waring
Cornell
Superior Court
West Shore Railroad
Stewart
Russell
Senator Root
Daniel Rollins
The
Bar Association
New England Society
Metropolitan Museum of Atl
New York Law Institute
University, Metropolitan, Union League
Garden City Golf
Shinnecock Hille
Nel
L. Graeme Scott
London
D. Brewer Kiddy
Boston
Marie Nusselt
William C. Lusk dies veteran New York Commercial editor
William C. Lusk a longtime drug editor for the New York Commercial died yesterday in a Brooklyn private sanatorium of pleurisy. Born November 2, 18th in Brooklyn he joined the early Shipping first which became the New York Commercial. He married Adelaide Miller Potter who died six years ago and leaves four children: Harry G. Lusk Mee Silas B. Tuttle Percy K. Lusk and Sophy Laink. Funeral at 540 p.m. tomorrow from his Brooklyn home. Burial at Cypress Hill Cemetery family plot.
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Willam Luisk
New York Commercial
Brooklyn
Mr. Lusk
Phe Shipping 1St
Phe
Alder
Mr. Lausk
Adelaide Miller Potter
Harry G. Lusk
Silas B. Tuttle
Ridgewood
Percy K. Lusk
Orange, Cal
Sophy Laink
Monroe Street
Cypress Hille
Mrs Harriet Schenck Dies at Rye Social Leader at Sixty Five
Mrs Harriet Carseoroume Schenck wife of Charles Stewart Schenck died at her Rye home after a brief illness. She was sixty five and survived by her husband a son and two daughters. Daughter of Philip R Kearny founder of the New York National Bank and Trust Company she was a cousin of General Philip Ft Kearny and Mrs Levi P Morton and a noted Westchester County social leader.
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Harriet Carseoroume Schenck
Charles Stewart Schenck
Forest Avenue
Rye
Philip R. Kearny
New York National Bank and Trust Company
Philip Ft. Kearny
Levi P. Morton
Westchester County
Obituary: John Jacob Niederer of Passaic Dies at 81
One of East Rutherford’s oldest residents, John Jacob Niederer, died suddenly at his Jane Street home in Passaic from apoplexy in his eighty second year. He came to the United States from Germany as a youth and later settled in Manitowoc Wisconsin where his early life began.
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Belo Brayn
Kneerpune
Passaic
Jane Meohn
Jacob Niederer
East Rutherford
N. J
Jane Street
Germany
Manitowoc
Wis
Notable County Clerk Remembered for Indian Wars Leadership
A long serving county clerk and prominent figure in Indian wars is remembered for his tenure and influence. He resided in the 10th Ward of New York for a period, where a benevolent organization bears his name, and he lived in Rutherford for thirty years. He leaves four wives and one son.
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10Th Ward
New York
Rutherford
Mrs Mary Belin du Pont Dies at 74 in Wilmington
Mrs Mary Belin du Pont widow of Lammot du Pont died at her Wilmington home after a fall months ago that caused a broken hip. She was seventy four and mother to several Du Ponts prominent in the Du Pont de Nemours Powder Company, including Pierre du Pont treasurer Irene du Pont Lammot du Pont and others.
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Wilmigeton
Del
Mary Belin du Pont
Lammot du Pont
Irene du Pont
Charles Copeland
William W. Faird
Rodney Sharpe
Rose Carpenter
W. W. du Pont
J. B. du Pont
Mrs Hilliard Dies Sudden Heart Death at Nantucket Home
Mrs. Robert Hilliard wife of the actor died suddenly of heart disease at her Slasconset summer home shortly after greeting her husband on his arrival in Nantucket. She appeared in usual health before going to the wharf to meet him.
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Nantucket
Mass
Robert H Milliard
Slasconset
Miss Mina Wood Dies At 70 Chief Editor For Century Dictionary
Mina Wood died at her home 22 East dint Street on Saturday. A chief editorial assistant on The Century Dictionary she directed word collection and quotations while supervising a large team from 1882 to 1891. She compiled Quotations for Occasions and The Century Cyclopedia of Names. Funeral set for tomorrow at Trinity Chapel.
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Saviiire Ponmcoe Rye
East Dint Street
Mina Wood
Miss Wood
Sohmer Estate Will Probate In White Plains
The will of Mago Sohmer, piano manufacturer, died at his Scarsdale home, valued at 10 000, probated in White Plains. The widow Elizabeth Sohmer, son Harry J Sohmer, and daughter Adelina Sohmer Weber each receive one third of the residuary estate. If the widow remarries she gets only 10 000. The son is to control his father's piano business profits.
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Mago Sonmer
Scarsdale
White Plains
Elizabeth Solmer
Harry J. Sohmer
Adelina Sohmer Weber
New York City
Bohmer
Married Couples Tie the Knot in Chicago and Far Rockaway
Notices record two marriages on June 14. Merrill B. Gates of Washington D C marries Eliadeth Head of Chicago at a Chicago ceremony. Dorcas Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams, weds Morris Douw Ferris, son of Mr and Mrs Morris Patterson Ferris, at St. Jo Episcopal Church Far Rockaway New York with officiants Duncan H Browne and William A Sparks.
Obituary notices of several New York area residents June 1913
Notices for Ager Baker Handler Judson Schenck Valentine Wood Wyeth and others. Funeral at Summit Summit N J Rye N Y Montclair N J Philadelphia Pa with dates June 1 13 14 16 27 1913. Names include Rosalie Judson Harriet Schenck Elizabeth Baker Anna Handler Katharine Wood and others. Interments at Kensico Huffate and private in various locations.
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Dams
East Tith Street
New York City
Waller
Wood Adams
Rochester
N. Y
Ager
John Curtis Ager
Cambridge
Brooklyn
Waterloo
N. Hy
Baker
Madison
N. J
Elizabeth Cebra
St Stephen's Church
Coytenville
Huffate
Graydon
Summit
Not
Elizabeth Wood
Samuel Graydon
Ruthven Place
Hoboken
Jedson
Meg. C. Hateh
Montclair
Rosalie Sudeon
William David
Rosalie Griffith Judson
J. Rhiage
4Th Street
Lea Gardner Ayerigg
Benjamin W. Ayerigg
William A. Valentine
Wood
Mio
New York
Katharine Bontecou Wood
Olver Elleworth Wood
Mineggi
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th Street
Wyeth
Nittenhouse Square
Philadelphia
Fenn
Francis Huston Wyeth
Holy Trinity Church
19Th
Walnut Sts
Enn
Telegraph Office Network Listed in New York Directory
The advertisement lists multiple office locations including the Main Office at 154 Nassau Street, Uptown Office at 1804 Broadway, the Harlem Office on East 125th Street number 262, and West 126th Street and West 120th Street offices.
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Nassau Street
Uptown
Broadwang American
Harlem
125Th Treet
West
126Th Street
120Th Street
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Marguerite Gay
Senator Davis
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Olin Warner
Ralph Finney McElfresh
St. Xavier's Chapel
Cathedral of
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Harold St. George Tuetifl
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Central Park West
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Meltifrest
Lehigh University
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Harold Aron
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Saranac Lake
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Stamford
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Horace Brown
Orange, N. J
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Miss Chambers
Judge Russell
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John Jacob Niederer
Robert Hilliard
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