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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

12

Round Table fix requested as British crisis nears

London reports a constitutional crisis with King seeking a conciliatory conference among party leaders to redefine relations between the Lords and Commons. The aim is to avoid veto clashes in finance and general legislation, potentially forming a practical modus vivendi around a round table.

London King Powerd Ife Mr. Chamberlain Birmingham Mr. Balfour Queen Victoria Isss Court of Arbitration England Commons Lords Edward

French Opera Star Miss Garden Joins Chicago Company

Miss Mary Garden accepts engagement with Chicago grand opera for next season as principal in French opera at the Metropolitan Opera House. She will sing in Chicago from November 3 to January, then perform in New York and Philadelphia. Salome not staged in New York. ten Tuesday French opera nights planned at the Met starting January.

Andreas Dippel Chicago Grand Opera Company Miss Mary Garden Dippel Chicago Metropolitan Opera House Metropolitan Opera Company Miss Garden Oscar Hammerstein Grand Opera New York Philadelphia Salome

Miss Garden to Sing Here for Several Months

Miss Garden will appear on a majority of these nights during the engagement. Mr Dippel stated the length of her stay next season is not fixed but she will sing here at least three months and possibly longer.

Miss Garden

Obituary: Francis M. Ferguson of Ferguson Contracting dies

Francis M. Ferguson head of Ferguson Contracting Company died suddenly of heart disease in Denver. Born October 1, 1863 in Corydon Iowa he rose from water boy to partner with his father and later founded Ferguson Contracting Company in New York. Survived by his wife Miss Sweeney and a young daughter. home at 200 Riverside Drive.

Francis M. Ferguson Ferguson Contracting Company Wall Street Denver Mr. Ferguson Corydon Iowa Ferguson & Son New York New York, Westchester & Boston Railway New York State Ferguson Sweeney Pittsburg No. 200 Riverside Drive

Denny Founding NYSE Broker Dies at 7 West 52d Street

John Tappan Denny a retired broker and NYSE founder died at his home at 7 West 52d Street. Born June 7, 185, in New York City he graduated from the College of the City of New York in 134. He helped found Union League Club and led the national guard as chief of staff of the 1st Brigade NY retiring as colonel in 1886. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at his home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

John Tappan Denny New York Stock Exchange West 52d Street Mr. Denny New York College of the City of New York Thomas Denny & Co Union League Club National Guard 1St Brigade

Obituary Notes for Waterhouse Norton and Blackstone

William Sylvester Waterhouse son of John H. and Elizabeth Waterhouse and grandson of Jacob Ames long president Bowery Savings Bank died at 49 East 126th Street Tuesday morning aged 67 with daughter Mrs Bryan L Kennelly surviving. Everett B Norton former clerk Ways and Means Committee of Congress died yesterday at his Farmington Missouri home aged 50. George W Blackstone prominent Jamestown New York manufacturer died suddenly yesterday born in Pittsburgh in 1860.

William Sylvester Waterhouse John H. and Elizabeth Waterhouse Jacob Ames Bowery Savings Bank East 126Th Street Bryan L. Kennelly Everett B. Norton Ways and Means Committee Congress Internal Revenue and Postal Services Farmington George W. Blackstone Jamestown N. Y Pittsburg

Fresh Aid Fund Acknowledgments List

A historical thank you page lists donors to the Fresh Aid Fund including Mrs. Robert Hogers Miss Ellen King of Stockbridge Mass D Mcintosh Charles R Lane Annie Louise Cary Raymond Norwalk Conn J E Macklin and others The Woman's Branch of the New York City Missions and Tract Society is acknowledged with several gifts noted The total appears as $9 803 01 dated June 22 1930

Robert Hogers Gherardi Davis Ellen King Stockbridge Mass Cnnbee D. Mcintosh Charles R. Lane Annie Louise Cary Raymond Norwalk Epee David CM J. E. Macklin Tees Kentucky Friends John T. Lockman Woman's Branch New Yor City Oys Miss Robbins S. G. Rosenbaum A. Loring Ason Wiliam Simon Ae

Rumania Demands Greece Satisfy Mail Steamer Incident

In Bucharest on June 22 Romania’s Foreign Office issued an ultimatum to Greece. Athens has eight days to apologize and compensate for damage after a mob at Piraeus attacked a Romanian mail steamer. Romania seeks official apology, material compensation, and dismissal of the Piraeus prefect.

Bucharest Pireus Greece Romania Pirtus

Missionary Preparation Discussed at World Conference

Edinburgh June 2 The World Missionary Conference debated preparation for work among non Christian peoples. Rev Dr W Douglas Mackenzie presented the commission’s report on the Preparation of Missionaries. A 35 member committee was set up to continue work and plan another conference. It will include ten Americans. The report notes that not every applicant is a calling and local church committees decide fitness with inward and outward confirmation.

Edinburgh World Missionary Conference Commission On W. Douglas Mackenzie Hartford Theological Seminary Hartford Conn

Death of Lyndon H. Stevens Greenwich mining leader dies

London and Greenwich reports reveal Lyndon H. Stevens died suddenly in London amid rumors of poisoning. An autopsy found no proof of poisoning. coroner's inquest postponed pending stomach analysis. Stevens, a Greenwich resident and Batopilas Mining Company president, had influenza and heart issues, leaving a wife and two daughters.

London Lyndon H. Stevens Greenwich Conn Grand Hotel Stevens Lonon Gettysburg Batopilas Mining Company Greenwich Board of Trade

Anglo American wedding season at St Georges featured Miss Helen Post

London reports the third Anglo American wedding of the season as Miss Helen Post wed Montague Charles Eliot at St George's. The ceremony was followed by receptions in Hill Street with gifts from royal and American families. Bridesmaids and pages wore white satin and silver, with the couple presented to guests by Viscount Duncannon.

London Helen Post Lady Barrymore the Tribune St. George’s Montague Charles Eliot D. Anderson Lord Barrymore Miss Post Viscount Duncannon Hill Street Duke of Connaught Sweden St. Anselm's Church Anna Marie Farley John Farley Utica N. Y Albert Marius Beckery New York Bernard Ruppert Anthony S. Gertrude Farley

Roosevelt Jr and Bride Evade Identity at Chicago Hotel

Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his new wife checked in as William Throop Rogers and wife of Philadelphia at the Congress Hotel Chicagos. A train companion exposed their true names after hearing the hallway joke about the couple’s room. The Roosevelts, en route to San Francisco, refused comment.

Chicago Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Congress Hotel William Throop Rogers Philadelphia Pennsylvania William Throop Bill Theodore

Cambridge football star plans 125 year life

Carl Frederick Brill, Harvard B S student and former All American tackle, says he can live to 125 by eating proper foods. His daily diet costs 29 cents and centers on lactic acid as a main ingredient. Brill weighs 215 pounds and hopes longevity by diet.

Cambridge Mass Carl Frederick Brill Harvard Brill

Baroness Tearing Home for Jewels Search

San Francisco reports Baroness von Schroeder daughter of pioneer Peter Donahue tears out Eagle's Nest San Luis Obispo County plumbing to recover jewels valued at 30000 after a maid mislaid them in a wash basin. All pipes dismantled without luck. believed wedged in a pipe and to be ripped open.

San Francisco Baroness von Schroeder Peter Donahue Eagle’s Nest San Luis Obispo County

Prinz Oskar in Peril Near Newfoundland Coast

The Hamburg American Line steamship Prinz Oskar en route from Montreal to Rotterdam is aground at Flower Cove near Point Aurora Labrador and feared to be a total wreck. Passengers were evacuated by the Allan liner Sicilian and a Newfoundland revenue cruiser was sent to assist.

St. Johns N. F Hamburg- American Line Montreal Rotterdam Strait of Belle Isle Newfoundland England Prinz Oskar Flower Cove Point Aurora Labrador

Actress Adele Ritchie Declares Bankruptcy Owes Creditors

Adele Ritchie the actress filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 151,249 and assets of clothing valued at 256. Numerous creditors appear including Otto Sarony Company 519, Harry T. Galpin 296, Melville Demorest 191, Lord & Taylor 3461, Joseph 3159, Julia Ward 895, Francois 1998, Whitcomb Metal Bedstead 31150, William T. Herbyn 24946, various doctors and dealers.

Adele Ritchie Miss Ritchie Otto Sarony Company Harry T. Galpin Melville Demorest Buffalo Francois Fifth Avenue The Whitcomb Metallic Bedstead Company Philadelphia William T. Herbyn Mamaroneck C. Tomlinson Care Atlantic City Gorham Company 346Th Street

Bankruptcy Petition Details Against Several Creditors

The document lists numerous debts and creditors from 1907 to 1996 including Ovington Brothers 314 Fifth Avenue for jewelry and leather goods, William Reiman 328 Fifth Avenue for art goods, M Saxton 200 West 72nd Street for jewelry and repairs, Frederick 905 Broadway for wearing apparel, and J B Pultz of Philadelphia 600 for money loaned. It notes a $300 payment to Wolf & Kohn, lawyers at 393 Broadway, for bankruptcy petition preparation.

Ovington Brothers Fifth Avenue William Reiman M. Saxton West 72d Street Frederick Broadway J. B. Pultz Philadelphia Wolf & Kohn

Miss Warren Walks 25 Miles in Summer Heat

Miss Constance Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs George Henry Warren of New York walked from her parents summer home on Ocean avenue to Tiverton and back, a distance of about twenty five miles. She traveled with only a pet bull terrier and completed the trek from 9 30 a m to 4 3 p m amid the hottest day of the season.

Tribune Newport Constance Warren George Henry Warren New York Ocean Avenue Tiverton Warren

United States Naval Academy Midshipmen Ship in England

The American special service squadron with five hundred midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy is due in Plymouth early tomorrow after Oceanic arrived from New York. The fleet includes Indiana flagship of Rear Admiral Clark and the Massachusetts and the Iowa.

Plymouth England United States Naval Academy Oceanic New York Scilly Islands Indiana Clark Massachusetts Iowa

Brooklyn Library Receives Thallon Music Collection Gift

The Brooklyn Public Library has acquired the late Professor Robert Thallon’s library, including about 3 283 unbound scores and piano selections and 800 bound volumes. Thallon, associated with Brooklyn music for 35 years, kept his home at 96 St Mark's Avenue as a musical hub.

Brooklyn Public Library Robert Thallon Thallon Brooklyn St. Mark’s Avenue

More Troops Arrive in Cananea Mexico

One hundred twenty additional troops reached Cananea with two hundred more en route from Hermosillo. Officials deny expected trouble but prepare to protect Americans and property as authorities bar stores from selling arms or ammunition. uprising unlikely as government stands ready.

Cananea Mexico Hermosillo

Nationalist Leaders Dine in Commons Honoring Bryan

London June 22 John E. Redmond head of the Irish Parliamentary party and other prominent Nationalists held a dinner in honor of William Jennings Bryan at the House of Commons.

London John E. Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party William Jennings Bryan House of Commons

Today’s Free Events and Civic Gatherings Downtown

Free admission days at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Address by Mayor Gaynor at the College of the City of New York commencement at St Nicholas Terrace 10 a m. Normal College commencement in the college chapel 10 30 a m. Rough Riders host a dinner for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Harvard Club 1 p m. Friars dinner for J W Rumsey Hotel Astor 7 p m. Austin C Lavler speaks on The Naturalization Bureau Educational Alliance later.

Mayor Gaynor College of the City of New York St. Nicholas Terrace Normal College College Chapel Colonel Theodore Roosevelt The Rough Riders Harvard Club Friars J. W. Rumsey Hotel Astor Austin C. Lavler Naturalization Bureaw” Educational Alliance, & P. m

Clash of Church and State in Madrid Sparks Fiscal Discord

Madrid reports a looming rupture between government and Vatican over church and non Catholic societies. Premier Cana lejas telegraphs a Vatican reply deemed unsatisfactory, prompting a royal meeting on future action. Clerical agitation grows in Barcelona and Seville as seven Christian Brothers schools are closed under the May 31 decree.

Madrid Vatican Canalejas Chamber of Deputies Catholic Defence Societies Spain Barcelona Seville Order of Christian Brothers

Park Estate Appraised at 3.48 Million After Death

The estate of Trenor L. Park, wholesale dry goods merchant, who died October 23, 1907, was appraised at $3,476,719 in the Surrogate's office yesterday.

Trenor L. Park

Weather Forecast and Official Record for June

The report states winds along the New England coast from night to moderate west, other coasts light, variable, with the Great Lakes seeing light variable winds. Temperatures above 90 F were reported in the Atlantic states and across the Ohio Mississippi valleys, with local rains in the south Atlantic and Gulf states in the last 24 hours. The forecast calls for continued warm weather across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, lake region, Eastern and Southern states, and middle plains, with scattered showers in the Gulf and south Atlantic regions and the Northwest. Thursday and Friday look generally fair elsewhere.

Washington New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic East Gulf Coast Gulf Coast Great Lakes Atlantic States Ohio Mississippi Middle Plains States Gulf States Ohio Valleys Lake Region Gulf and South Atlantic States Northwest Middle Atlantic States Ohio Valley

Suspected Cholera Case in Ruhleben Immigrant Station

A Russian workman at the Ruhleben government immigrant station shows cholera like symptoms. Prussian health authorities detain all immigrants there for medical examination while the suspected case is evaluated.

Berlin Ruhleben Prussian Health Administration

Local Forecast Notes Fair Weather and Winds

Weather summary indicates generally fair conditions with near normal averages for the date. Forecasters expect moderate southwest and west winds tonight with no significant storms.

Theatrical Notes on New Amsterdam and Hudson Shows

Nearly a hundred Rough Riders attend Girlies at New Amsterdam Theatre as guests of Frederic Thompson and Klaw & Erlanger. They will be entertained at Luna Park this afternoon and tonight. The Spendthrift closes at the Hudson Theatre Saturday night and the company tours to the Hudson in August. Jubilee dinner at Hotel Astor features Henry Watterson Augustus Thomas and Daniel Frohman as speakers. A vaudeville after the speeches. Aero club delegates to form national federation attend The Arcadians at Knickerbocker Theatre with guests including Clifford B. Harmon and others. George Ober and company perform The Rivals at Dunwoodie Golf Club Yonkers with named cast.

Girlies New Amsterdam Theatre Frederic Thompson Klaw & Erlanger Mr. Thompson Luna Park Hudson Theatre Hudson Henry Watterson Augustus Thomas Daniel Frohman Hotel Astor John W. Rumsey Aero Clubs United States Aeronautic Federation Frank Moulan the Arcadians Knickerbocker Theatre Clifford B. Harmon A. J. Zahm Washington George M. Meyers Kansas City James Plew Chicago W. W. Niles Augustus Post George Ober Dunwoodie Golf Club Yonkers Mr. Ober Adelaide Ober Louis R. Grisel Norbert A. Myles Warren Fabian Leslie Adams Howard Sloat Betty Bancroft Edith Wylie Gretchen Wilke

Married Vows Tie Hoffman Walbridge Partners

On Friday June 17 at London England Adelaide Ryckman Walbridge wed a man named Hoffman. Beatrice Hart Bierck of Garden City married Reynolds of New York in St Georges Church Stuyvesant Square New City with Rev. Julius Bierck officiating.

St George’s Church Beatrice Hart Bierck Albert Boykinterck Garden City Long Island Myren Reynolds New York Lille Guichard Dorothy Martindale Mildred Taylor Edwina Fitzgerald Oliver Charlick Reynolds Arthur 8. Payzant Hoffman—Walbridge London England Adelaide Ryckman Walbridge Lyn Rbeynolds—Bierck St George's Church Stuyvesant Square New City Arthur S. Parrant Julius G. Bierck Lear Beatrice Hart A .Berkin Bierck Reynolds

Beaupland and Denny among 1910 obituaries in Madison MD

Obituary notices list Beaupland Stephanie Vanshalkwyck Beaupland of Madison New Jersey died June 2 1910 with funeral at St Vincent's Church Madison. Also Denny Joe Tappan Denny died June 22 1910 with funeral at No 7 West 524th Street and interment private. Other notices include Duff Louise, Elliott John F Esterbrook Emily Octavia Graf Albert J Haas Ludwig Hutwelker Henry W Irving Amelia G Jacobs Margaret Ellen Matthews Emily McLean Ruth G Mueller Mary Robinson Charles Stevens Lyndon Hoyt Stevens John T Stew Waterhouse William Silvester and Winter Louis. Funeral details and varied locations are given for each.

Beaupland Madison N. J Stephanie Vanshalkwyck Beaupland St. Vincent’s Church Denny Joem Tappan Denny West 524 St Duff Louise Duff James and Mary Ivers Duff New York Esterbrook el Paso Texas Emily Octavia Seth RH Emily D. Johnson William P. Esterbrook Bergen St Brooklyn Hautwelker Henry W. Hutwelker Elizabeth Hutwelker St. St Greenwood Irving Haines Falls Amelia Greenwood Leslie P Irving Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown Traim Grand Central Station Frank E. Campbell Stevens London England Lyndon Hoyt Stevens Greenwich Conn Louise Tayloe Stevens Washington Boston Mass Chihuahua Mexico Mexico City John T. Stew Harbor Rosanna Lilliss East Woodlawn Waterhouse William Silvester John H Elizabeth Waterhouse Jacob Ames East 126Th St Whitson Sudderly Flushing Daniel Whitson Friends’ Meeting House Broadway Main St Trail East 34Th St Louis Winter the Funeral Church St. Frank

Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Pricing Ad

The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots start at $150. Call 855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative. Office at 20 East 234 St., New York City.

Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy East 234 New York City

Undertakers Frank E Campbell Private Chapels

Frank E Campbell offers private rooms and chapels at 2413 West 234th Street Chelsea with private ambulance service and telephone access 1324 Chelsea.

Frank E. Campbell Weert St. Chapels Tel Chelsea

Mrs Thomas J Fair Communicates Home Urgently

Mrs Thomas J Fair asks recipients to come home at once due to her husband’s critical condition. The notice appears in Brantford with emphasis on family emergency and immediate response.

Thomas J. Fair Brantford

Desirable Help Quick Office Notice at Tribune Branch

The New York Tribune Up town Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets invites applicants for various positions. The file of selected aspirants is now available for consultation during office hours from 9 a m to 6 p m.

THE NEW York Tribune Broadway 37Th Streets

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