Guarding King's Body Amid Royal Obsequies Debate
The Lord High Chancellor will decide a dispute between the Household Cavalry and the Foot Guards over who guards the body of Howard VII during lying in state. The Life Guards, with elite status and aides, seek precedence over the Foot Guards. A broader recounting of regimental histories follows, including the Swedish Moerner family and a tragedy that led to Swedish expatriation.
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Brentwood Company
George
Household Cavalry
Foot
Howard VII
Palace
Metropolitan
Foot Guards
Guard
Corps of
Gentlemen At Arms
Life Guards
Horse Guards
Edward VI
Charles II
Breda
Holland
England
Charles
Lord Gerard of Brendon
Earl
Mecclesfida
Dover
London
Royal Palace
Oot Guards
Alcuilettes
Grenadiers
Coldstreams
Scots
Irish Guards
Grenadier Guards
Surprise for Miss Gould at her Irvington home
Officers and employees of the Gould railway lines visited Miss Gould at Irvington on the Hudson yesterday afternoon and presented a handsome loving cup. At two o clock, John P. Munn of the International Y M C A railroad department, C J Hicks and E L Hamilton delivered the gift and a bound volume of letters in silver from twenty five railroad associations and twenty five top officials of the Gould system.
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Gould
Miss Gould
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
R. John P. Munn
Railroad Department
International Young Men's Christian Association
C. J. Hicks
E. L. Hamilton
Newport Social Notes Show Wealthy Guests Arriving in Newport
The report lists arrivals from Boston and New York, including Mr. and Mrs. Freder ick Cunningham and Mrs. James P. Kernochan. Several prominent families from Philadelphia, New York, Worcester, Providence, and Brooklyn are registered or expected at Newport clubs and cottages through the season, with others returning from New Hampshire and Europe.
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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
Worcester
Rosetta Rose
Providence
Oliver Gould Jennings
Nathaniel Thayer
H. Casimir de Rham
Arthur Curtiss James
Edward c. Post
Charles F. Hoffman
J. F. D. Lanier
Newport Golf Club
Ida
Ellen Mason
New Hampshire
Charles M. Bull
Brooklyn
Ss. C
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments List Donations and Donors
A ledger style notice from The Tribune lists contributors to the Fresh Air Fund. Names include Mrs M S Munethi, Mrs Richard Butler, Miss E Hatch, Lilia C Wheeler, Maxwell Lester, James H Oliphant Co, Charles F Homer, Ferdinand T Hopkins, R Pell, and others with varied amounts like 100 to 3000 dollars. The report notes totals and prior acknowledgments, dated June 71, 191.
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M. S. Munethi
Richard Butler
Cress T
Wich Presbyt City
Este Esse Wender R. Prouty
Janeway
Miss &. E. Hatch
Portville
Lilia C. Wheeler
Church of the Incarnation
Brooklyn
R. W. Macbeth
Punk
Montclair
James H. Oliphant & Co
Noo
Maxwell Lester
Charles F. Homer
S. Bowdoin
W. Kridel
Ferdinand T. Hopkins
Giulion R. Pell
Hampton
Conn
Viscount Acheson Marries Mildred Carter in London
St George's Hanover Square hosted the ceremony for Mildred Carter and Viscount Acheson with Canon Sheppard officiating. The bride wore white satin with lace and orange blossoms, and seven bridesmaids accompanied the couple as ambassadors and diplomats attended. A reception at Dorchester House followed for about eight hundred guests, including many Americans and royal connections.
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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
Lady Acheson
France
Miss Julia P Sands Weds In Newport Society Ceremony
Julia Parker Sands daughter of Mrs. Frederick P. Sands married Paul Roland Dick son of Mrs. Charles Dickson in Trinity Church Newport. The ceremony was followed by an outdoor reception at the bride’s mother’s Catherine street home with sister Elizabeth Sands as attendant and Appleton Lawrence of Boston as best man.
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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
Richard M. Everett
Boston
Francis Biddle
Philadelphia
Charles de Rham
New York
Thomas J. Powel
Ridgley Simpson
Baltimore
Catherine Street
Dickson Couple Plans Indefinite Trip Abroad
Tents stood on the lawn as a band played at the reception. Mr and Mrs Dickson left for Providence by auto and then boarded a Shore Line train to New York to begin an unlimited overseas journey.
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Dickson
Providence
Shore Line
New York
Marriage Of Miss Imogen Peake And William B Avery Jr
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 at the First Presbyterian Church Montclair tonight by the Rev Llewellyn S Fulmer the church pastor.
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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 at 87
Carlsruhe June 21 Princess Feodora youngest sister of Empress Auguste Victoria died suddenly today from heart failure. Born July 3 1874 in Prinkenau she was fourth daughter of the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein and Princess Adelaide of Hohenlohe Langenburg. She never married and wrote verses while an artist of merit. The Empress has cancelled social engagements following her sister's death.
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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
George Chance Eyland obituary recalls Brooklyn life and business
George Chance Eyland died at his Brooklyn home on Livingston street. Born November 16, 1823, in New York, he worked with R. L. & A. Lane and Chesterman & Hoguet before forming Wilmerding Hoguet & Co, retiring in 1884. He founded a Succasunna New Jersey country home and Sunday school, was a lay reader, and survived by his wife Serena Margaretta Keeler and seven of eleven children.
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George Chance Eyland
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
John
Nassau Streets
Tarrytown
Eyland
Maiden Lane
Chesterman & Hoguet
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Succasunna
N. J
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dover
Odenheimer
Episcopal Church
Byland
Serena Margaretta Keeler
Mrs Hattie Gorman Dies in Washington at 75
Mrs Hattie Gorman widow of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland died at her Washington home aged seventy five. A Reading Pennsylvania native she had two daughters and her son Arthur Pue Gorman II. She was active in New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and donated to charity. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery beside her husband.
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Washington
Hattie Gorman
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Reading
Penn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frohman Denies Illington Return Under His Management
Daniel Frohman denies plans to have Miss Margaret Illington appear under his management in an autumn stage adaptation. Illington previously married Frohman, and is now married to Edward J. Bowes of San Francisco and Tacoma.
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Daniel Frohman
Margaret Illington
Miss Illington
Mr. Frohman
Edward J. Bowes
San Francisco
Tacoma
Wash
Museums Offer Free Admission Today for Major City Institutions
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden is announced. Also on today’s campus calendar are senior class exercises at the College of the City of New York at 2 p.m. and a Board of Education meeting at 500 Park Avenue at 4 p.m.
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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 Taste of Country Life on Circus Day
A collection of quips about New York City from various papers. The Chicago Record Herald notes the city adopts country town traits on circus day while the Washington Star hopes enthusiasm improves the metropolis. Other items mention a Chinese visitor sending a $200 check to the Police Department and critiques of Mayor Gaynor’s stance on theater closures and election Commissioner pay.
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New York
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington Star
Police Department
Philadelphia Inquirer
Funeral of J A Stevens Founder of Sons of Revolution
The funeral of John Austin Stevens founder and first president of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution was held at St Pauls. He died in Newport and the body was brought to the city for burial at Greenwood after a service led by church and society clergymen.
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Sons of Revolution
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
William 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
William M. Geer
Frank L. Humphreys
King Edward
Greenwood
University men travel to Canada and U S for farm study
A ten student traveling party from Cambridge Durham Edinburgh London and other universities leaves Liverpool funded by an unnamed philanthropist. They visit Canada up to Winnipeg then pass to Madison Chicago Pittsburgh Washington Annapolis Philadelphia New York New Haven and Cambridge Mass for four days of farm work near Winnipeg as part of Rhodes scholarship inspired program.
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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 in Baltic shipyards
St Petersburg report on four new Russian battleships Sevasto pe Petropavlovsk Gat and Oltava under construction. Each 600 feet long 89 feet wide 270 feet deep displacement 23400 tons with 42000 horsepower and 23 knot speed. Turreted 12x12 inch guns and sixteen 4.7 inch guns spark debate over design flaws and cost overruns.
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St. Petersburg
Berlin
Lokalanzeiger
Sevastope
Petropavlovsk
Gat
Oltava
Baltic
Imperial Navy Yard
Navy Department
Andrei Pervoswanny
Inman Loses Title in Metropolitan Championship Shock
Frederick C Inman fell to Ross Burchard in the Metropolitan championship singles third round at West Side Tennis Club. Burchard, holder of 1908, won in straight sets 7-5 6-3, displaying speed and power to oust the defending champion. Other notable results include William A. Larned and Frederick B. Alexander advancing to the fourth round as the event narrowed toward the later rounds.
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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
H. B. Chater
Paul E. Mead
C. Leonard
Seymoure Johnson
F. H. Gates
Howard Homans
Edwin P. Fischer
H.F. Hartman
Edgar W. Leonard
H. M. Watrous
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 S. Mellick
G A. L. Dionne
D. W. Peiser
Benjamin M. Phillips
H. S. Gray
George O. Wagner
R. L. Bages
Frederick C. Baggs
Paul Foerster
A. L. Newton
F. H Gates
Frederick C. Inman
Walter Merrrit Hall
Lyle E. Mahan
George C. Shafer
D. Little
Weather report records heat across regions with forecast of showers
Official Weather Bureau record shows temperatures 90 maximum and 70 minimum yesterday as heat persisted east of the Rockies. Showers occurred in the South Atlantic and Gulf states with a high of 98 to 100 in the plains. Forecast calls for continued warmth in the East and South, with showers and cooler periods spreading from Wednesday night through Thursday and generally fair conditions in northern and western areas.
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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
Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Huron
Wednesda
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau
Wadleigh High Honors Departing Principal Dr Wight
Dr Wight retires after forty six years as principal of Wadleigh High School in New York City. Three thousand students fill the 114th street building to bid farewell as teachers and guests praise his devotion to classical education. The successor is expected to be Stuart H Rowe.
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Wadleigh High School
John
Wight
Philadelphia
Wadleigh School
Normal
New York City
Wadleigh
114Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Edward N. Jones
New York Training School
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 Seeks Probate in Newport
The will of Sidney Webster who died in May at Newport was filed in the Surrogate's office. It bequeaths all personal and real property to wife Mrs Sarah Morris Fish Webster and son Hamilton Fish Webster, naming both as executors. Estate valued under $1000 in real estate and over $10,000 in personal property. Pen Craig summer home and its contents, city home at 245 East 7th Street, plus horses carriages and automobiles, are given to the wife.
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Sidney Webster
Newport
Sarah Morris Fish Webster
Hamilton Fish Webster
Webster Ciues
Pen Craig
No. 245
East 7Th Street
Mr Bryan Guest at Commons Dinner
London June 21 Winston Churchill hosted a dinner in the House of Commons in honor of William Jennings Bryan. David Lloyd George was among the guests at the event marking the occasion.
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London
Winston Sperker Churchill
Home Affairs
William Jennings Bryan
House of Commons
David Lloyd<George
Luncheon for ex President Roosevelt at Waldorf
A private noon luncheon for ex President Roosevelt will be hosted by the Camp Fire Club of America on the Waldorf Astoria roof. Speakers will focus on his sportsman record wildlife and forest protection efforts and zoological contributions. Only club members and a few guests invited.
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Roosevelt
Camp Fire Club of America
Waldorf-Astoria
Danish Americans Form Park Near Aalborg in Honor of Roosevelt
The Danish-Americans committee selects a large tract near Aalborg to create Roosevelt Park for public health use and to present the land to Denmark in honor of President Roosevelt.
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Copenhagen
Aalbord
Roosevelt
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York 1910
Multiple death announcements and funeral notices list Amelia Irving Amelia Greenwood Leavitt Mary Stevenson John Whitson Daniel Whitson Louise Duff Emily Esterbrook Josephine Christie Charlotte Ferry and others. Services are scheduled in Brooklyn Manhattan Flushing and Sleepy Hollow with private and family arrangements noted.
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Duff
Louise Duff
James and
Mary Ivers Duff
New York
Esterbrook
el Paso
Texas
Emily Octavia
Seth KR
Emily D. Johnson
William P.esterbrook
Bergen St
Brooklyn
Irving
Haines Falls
Amelia Greenwood
Leslie PF. Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Tarryton Lune
Ee Aetral
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome avenues trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced at $150 and up. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative. Office located at 20 East 234 Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234
New York City
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115Th St
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St Nicholas Are
Leavitt
Mary E. Leavitt
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John T. Stevenson
Harbor
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East Izki St
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Wilam Trautwein
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Waterhouse
East Isi
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Flushing
Daniel Whitson
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Main St
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Stephen Merritt
Sth Ave
19Th St
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