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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

12

Guarding King's Body in State Debates In Royal Scandal

The Lord High Chancellor is to arbitrate a dispute between the Household Cavalry and the Foot Guards over who guards King George V’s body in state. The Life Guards and Horse Guards claim precedence, while the Foot Guards were favored at the lying in state. The piece recounts regimental history and a long Swedish noble family saga connected to the Moerners and a tragic palace intrigue.

Brentwood Company George Household Cavalry Foot Guards Poward ViI Palace Arthur Paget Corps of Gentlemen At Arms Lstter Life Guards Horse Guards Edward VI Charles II Breda Holland England Charles Lord Gerard of Royal Palace Oot Guards Grenadiers Coldstreams Scots Irish Guards Grenadier Guards

Surprise for Miss Gould at Irvington Home

Officers and employees of the Gould railway lines visited Miss Gould in Irvington-on-the-Hudson yesterday afternoon to present a silver bound volume of letters and a handsome loving cup in appreciation of her efforts. Dr John P Munn of the IY M C A rail department presented the gifts with C J Hicks and E L Hamilton at 2 o clock.

Gould Miss Gould Irvington-on-the-Hudson John P. Munn International Young Men's Christian Association C. J. Hicks E. L. Hamilton

Newport Social Notes Highlight Local Guests

Newport social notes list arriving and expected visitors from Boston New York Philadelphia and Providence at Casino Newport Golf Club and cottage stays. Notables include Frederick Cunningham James P Kernochan Stuyvesant Fish Henry Clay Pierce and Royal Phelps Carroll along with Mrs Marsden J. Perry Mrs Richard Ward Greene and Miss Rosetta Rose.

Tribune Newport Frederick Cunningham Boston James P. Kernochan E. H. G. Slater Henry Clews New York Clarence W. Dolan Philadelphia Herbert M. Harriman R. T. Wilson J. Fred Pierson Stuyvesant Fish Royal Phelps Carroll Henry Clay Pierce Gibson Fahnestock Willam Earl Dodge Joseph Harriman Charles de L. Oelrichs S. L M. Major Marsden J. Perry Richard Ward Greene Worcester Rosetta Rose Providence Oliver Gould Jennings Nathaniel Thayer H. Casimir de Rham Arthur Curtiss James Edward ©. Post Charles F. Hoffman J. F. D. Lanier Newport Golf Club Ida Ellen Mason New Hampshire Charles M. Bull Brooklyn Ss. C. Powell Europe Roderick Terry New Haven George S. Scott J. Stewart Barrey Newport Cottage

Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments Totaling nine thousand dollars

A list of acknowledgments from the Fresh Air Fund dated June 2, 1910 shows numerous donors including Mrs. M S Munsili and Mrs Richard Butler of Washington contributing amounts ranging from 5 to 100 dollars through various churches and individuals. The document notes gifts from New York City parishioners and Brooklyn residents via congregations and treasurers, with a total acknowledged sum of 9 089 02.

M. S. Munsili Richard Butler Washington Ss. W Greenwich Presbyterian Church New York City Eerste Croceseoers Welter R. Prouty Brooklyn Jeneway Mies S. E. Hatch Portville N. Y I Lilla C. Wheeler N. W Ferdinand T. Hopkins Siurion R. Pell Hampton Conn

Viscount Acheson Weds Mildred Carter in London Ceremony

The Rev Canon Sheppard led Mildred Carter's marriage to Viscount Acheson at St. George's Hanover Square London. Guests included Ambassador and Mrs Reid Earl and Countess Gosford and many diplomats. The couple hosted about eight hundred at Dorchester House with simple pink rose decor and a honeymoon car gift.

Tribune London St. George’s Hanover Square Mildred Carter Viscount Acheson Miss Carter Chapel Royal St. James’s Canon Sheppard Chapels Royal D. Anderson Lawrence Theodosia Acheson Victoria Stanley Elsie Nicoll New York Mile Iréne de la Grange Camilla Morgan Rhoda Astley Marian Scranton Romania Patrick Acheson Ogden Mills Reid Ambassador Reid Reid Carter Earl Countess of Londesborough Cora Countess of Strafford Irene Denison Lady Hastings John S. Sargent Edwin A. Abbey Griffiths Charles Montagu Edward Mr. Carter King Edward Lord Lady Acheson France

Miss Julia P Sands Weds By Telegraph in Newport

Newport June 21 The second society wedding this season occurred at Trinity Church. Julia Parker Sands daughter of Mrs Frederick P Sands married Paul Roland Dick son of Mrs Charles Dickson Cincinnati. Rev Stanley Hughes officiated. A reception followed at the bride's home on Catherine Street with an outdoor reception setup and guests from New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.

the Tribune Newport Frederick P. Sands Julia Parker Sands Sands Paul Roland Dickson Charles Dickson Cincinnati Trinity Church Austin Ledyard Sands Mariana Fullam Stanley ©. Hughes New York and Newport Society Elizabeth Sands Lilles-Of-The-Valley Appleton Lawrence Jes Boston Bishop Lawrence George Putnam, Jr Richard M. Everett Boston Francis Riddle Philadelphia Charles de Rham New York Thomas J. Powel Ridgiey Simpson Baltimore Catherine Street

Unnamed Couple Plans Indefinite Abroad Trip

Tents lined the lawn as a band played at a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson traveled by automobile to Providence, boarded a Shore Line train to New York, and announced plans to go abroad for an unspecified period.

Dickson Providence Shore Line New York

Peake and Avery Wed at First Presbyterian Church

Miss Imogen Peake daughter of Mr and Mrs William Peake of 238 Claremont avenue and William Byron Avery Jr of Aurora New York were married in Montclair at the First Presbyterian Church tonight by Rev Llewellyn S Fulmer the church pastor

Montclair N. J Imogen Peake William Peake Claremont Avenue William Byron Avery, Jr Aurora N. Y First Presbyterian Church Llewellyn S. Fulmer

Princess Feodora of Schleswig Holstein Dies in Carlsruhe

Princess Feodora, youngest sister of Empress Auguste Victoria, died suddenly of heart failure in Carlsruhe on June 21. Born July 3, 1874 in Prinkenau as fourth daughter of the Duke of Schleswig Holstein, she never married and led a simple quiet life. Her mother spent years with Feodora in Dresden and died in 1900. The Empress has canceled social engagements following her sister’s death.

Carlsruhe Feodora Schleswig-Holstein Auguste Victoria Princess Adelaide Helen Louise Caroline Gustave Pauline Alice Jenny Prinkenau Adelaide of Hohenlohe-Langenburg Victoria Dresden Duke Adolph of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Wilhelmina of Holland Kiel

George Chance Eyland Dies in Brooklyn Home Farewell

George Chance Eyland died Monday at his Brooklyn home 12 Livingston street born November 16 123 in New York City. He worked for R Zi & A Lane Maiden Lane and Chesterman & Hoguet later Wilmerding Hoguet Co retiring in 1884. He founded a Sunday school at Succasunna New Jersey and was a lay reader for St Johns Dover. He married Serena Margaretta Keeler in 1859 and leaves seven of eleven children.

George Chance Eyland Livingston Street Brooklyn John Nassau Streets Tarrytown Eyland R. Zi Succasunna N. J St. John’s Episcopal Church Dover Odenheimer Episcopal Church Serena Margaretta Keeler

Widow of Senator Arthur P. Gorman Dies in Washington

Mrs Hattie Gorman widow of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland died at her Washington home aged 75 She was born in Reading Pennsylvania and is survived by two daughters and her son Arthur Pue Gorman II The burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband.

Washington Hattie Gorman Arthur Pue Gorman Maryland Reading Penn Oak Hill Cemetery

Frohman Denies Margaret Illington Return Under His Management

Daniel Frohman denies that Miss Margaret Illington will appear on stage next autumn in an adaptation of a French play under his management. Illington is a former wife of Frohman and is now married to Edward J. Bowes of San Francisco and Tacoma.

Daniel Frohman Margaret Ilington Miss Illington Mr. Frohman Edward J. Bowes San Francisco Tacoma Wash

Free museum admission and NYC college class events today

Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. The senior class of the College of the City of New York holds exercises on campus at 2 p.m. The Board of Education meets at 500 Park Avenue at 4 p.m.

Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History Zoological Garden College of the City of New York Board of Education Park Avenue

New York City Officials and City Image Jokes Unite

The excerpt compiles remarks from multiple papers about New York City culture and governance. It notes the city’s welcome, a Chinese visitor’s exit fee, Mayor Gaynor’s broom warfare against theater excess, and election commissioners paid five dollars annually with one month of work.

Gaynor New York St. Paul Dispatch

Funeral of John A Stevens founder of Sons of the Revolution

The funeral for John Austin Stevens founder and first president of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution was held at St Pauls. Died Thursday in Newport his body was brought to the city for burial at Greenwood. The Veteran Corps of Artillery led the ceremony with prominent pallbearers including Asa Bird Gardiner and Serena S Pratt.

John Austin Stevens Society of the Sons of the Revolution St. Paul's Stevens Newport Veteran Corps of Artillery Asa Bird Gardiner Arthur Melvin Hatch Willian Warner Hoppin Samuel V. Hoffman Robert H. Kelly James Mortimer Montgomery Robert Olyphant New York Society Serena S. Pratt Chamber of Commerce Alexander R. Thompson Edmund Wetmore Veteran Corps William B. Rice Abby Mary Stevens Alexander H. Stevens Charles Norris Chamber of Commercce The Historical Society William M. Geer Frank L. Humphreys Edward Greenwood

University men's tour heads to Canada and the United States

A ten member party from Cambridge Durham Edinburgh London and other universities sails for Canada and the United States funded by an unnamed philanthropist. The itinerary covers major Canadian cities to Winnipeg then U S stops including Madison Chicago Pittsburgh Washington Annapolis Philadelphia New York New Haven and Cambridge Massachusetts with four farm days near Winnipeg. The trip grows from the Rhodes scholarship concept and followed a fundraising appeal.

Liverpool Canada United States Cambridge Durham Edinburgh London Oxford Winnipeg Madison Wis Chicago Pittsburg Washington Annapolis Philadelphia New York New Haven Mass

Russia's Dreadnoughts Modern Russian battleships in construction

Berlin Lokalanzeiger reports four 500 foot dreadnoughts Sevasto ol Petropavlovsk Gangut and Oltava each 23,400 tons displacing with 42,000 horsepower and 23 knot speed. They carry twelve 12 inch guns in four turrets and sixteen 4.7 inch guns, with armor 88 inches thick.

St. Petersburg Berlin Lokalanzeiger Sevastool Petropavlovsk Gangut Oltava Baltic Imperial Navy Yard Nglish Navy Department Andrei Pervoswanny

Inman Loses His Met Championship Match

Frederick C Inman falls to Ross Burchard in the Metropolitan championship singles third round on the West Side courts. Burchard wins 7-5 6-3 in a display of speed and placement as Larned and Alexander advance in straight sets.

Frederick Cinman West Side 238Th Street Review Place Inman Waterloo Ross Burchard Burchard William A. Larned H. B. Carter Love Frederick B. Alexander Alexander Crescent Athletic Club Henry C. Martin C. Gilbert Plimpton Plimpton Raymond D. Little C. Frederick Watson, Jr Little Watson George M. Church Princeton Church Thomas Slidell Gustave F. Touchard Walter Merrill Hall Metropolitan Seymour Johnson Joseph S. Condon F. H. Gates George M. Bodman H. F. Hartman Newton Rae Wallis Merrihew Charles M. Bul Jr S. Howard Voshell H. B. Chater Paul E. Mead C. Leonard Seymoure Johnson Howard Homans Edwin P. Pischer Oh. F. Hartman Edgar W. Leonard H. M. Watrous A. J. Ostendorf Carleton R. Gardner William Rosenbaum Wylie C. Grant Dimon E. Roberts Reubem A- Holst H D. Bulkley Adam Passford, Jr Edwin C. Moen Edgar A. Lowther Frank B. Roundey Morris S. Clark Charles M. Bull, Jr Louis J. Dreyfus King Smith Richard H. Palmer N. H. Bundy Howard Mellick G A. L. Dionne D. W. Peiser Benjamin M. Phillips H. S. Gray George O. Wagner R. L. Baggs Frederick C. Baggs Paul Foerster A. L. Newton H. R B. Chater F. H Gates Frederick C. Inman George M

Weather Report Forecast From Washington June 21

Warm weather persisted across regions east of the Rockies with record high readings in the Middle Atlantic New England and Ohio Valley. Showers in the South Atlantic Gulf and northern Rockies with a forecast of continued heat in the East and South and moderating temperatures in the northern plains. Local forecasts call for clouds warm conditions and variable winds with showers possible in the DC Delaware Maryland area.

Washington Rocky Mountains Middle Atlantic New England Ohio Valley Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska South Atlantic Gulf States Tennessee Arkansas Rocky Mountain North Pacific States Middle East Plains States Gulf South Atlantic States Middle Atlantic States Mississippi West Gulf States Rocky Mountain and Plateau Middle Atlantic Coast South Atlantic Coast East Gulf Coast West Gulf Coast Huron Grand Banks New York New Jersey Pennsylvania District of Columbia Delaware Maryland

Retirement of Wadleigh High School Principal Dr Wight

Dr Wight retires after 46 years at Wadleigh High School site at 4th Street and Seventh Avenue. Three thousand students and staff attend a farewell with tributes from fellow educators. Rumor names Stuart H Rowe as his successor while announcements follow.

John Wight Philadelphia Wadleigh High School Normal College New York City Wadleigh B4th Street Seventh Avenue Dr. Wight Edward W. Jones New York Training School For James J. Sheppard High School of Commerce Emma W. White Wadleigh Glee Club Annex Glee Club Stuart H. Rowe Brooklyn Training School

Will of Sidney Webster Granted in Newport

The will of Sidney Webster who died May 3 at Newport was filed in the Surrogate's office. It leaves all real and personal property to wife Mrs. Sarah Morris Fish Webster and son Hamilton Fish Webster, naming them executors. Estate value listed as over $10,000 in realty and over $10,000 in personal property. The will bequeaths Pen Craig summer home and its contents to his wife, plus the city home at 24 East 1vth Street and all horses carriages and automobiles.

Sidney Webster Newport Sarah Morris Fish Webster Hamilton Fish Webster Webster Pen Craig East

Churchill Hosts Bryan Dinner at House of Commons

London June 21 Secretary of State for Home Affairs Winston Spencer Churchill hosted a dinner at the House of Commons in honor of William Jennings Bryan. David Lloyd George was among the guests.

London Winston Sperker Churchill Home Affairs William Jennings Bryan House of Commons David Lloyd<George

Luncheon for Ex President Roosevelt at Waldorf Astoria

The Camp Fire Club of America will host a noon luncheon for ex-President Roosevelt on the Waldorf Astoria roof. Speakers include Roosevelt and others who will discuss his sportsman record wildlife and forest protection work and zoology contributions. Attendance is private limited to club members and a few guests.

Roosevelt Camp Fire Club of America Waldorf-Astoria

Danish Americans select land for Roosevelt Park in Denmark

The Danish Americans committee chooses a large tract near Aalborg to be named Roosevelt Park in honor of former U.S. president and to be presented to Denmark for public health use.

Copenhagen Aalbord Roosevelt

Obituary notices from New York deaths June 1910

A list of death notices and funeral details for Amelia Greenwood Irving Amelia Leavitt Mary E Leavitt Josephine Christie Louise Duff Emily Esterbrook Charlotte Ferry Thomas Hitchcock Amelia Whitson John Stevenson William Trautwein Williams Waterhouse Daniel Whitson and others with addresses, burial plans and private funerals in New York area during June 1910 including Greenwood Cemetery Woodlawn All Souls Church Sleepy Hollow and local train schedules.

Christie 115Th St Josephine Christie George H- Christie All Souls’ Church St- Nicholas Are Duff 161St St Louise Duff James and Mary Ivers Duff New York Irving Haines Falls N. Y Amelia Greenwood Leslie P. Irving Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tarrytown Grand Cemitral Station Leavitt Waldorf-Astoria Mary E. Leavitt David R Elizabeth Barker Grace Church Chantry Broadway 10Th St Stevenson John T. Stevenson Harbor Rosanna Lilliss East 123d St Woodlawn Irautwein William Trautweim M. D West 26Th St Campbell Waterhouse East 126Th St Williams Waterhouse Whitson Flushing Daniel Whitson Friends’ Meeting House Main St East 34Th St

Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by Harlem trains and trolleys

The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, or by carriage. Lots are $150 and up. For a Book of Views or representative, call Telephone 4855. Fs Office, 20 East 23d Street, New York City.

Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy East 23d St New York City

Undertakers advertise services and locations

Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street Chapels with private rooms and ambulances. Rev Stephen Merritt, a world known undertaker, operates on South Avenue and 19th Street, claiming to be the largest in the world with Chelsea phone numbers 124 and 125.

Frank E. Campbell West Chelsea Stephen Merritt Sthave 19Th St Tel

Up town Office Opens for Applications at Tribune

The New York Tribune announces a new file of applications for various positions now available at its uptown office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 9 a m to 6 p m.

New-York Tribune Broadway 36Th 37Th Streets

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