Summer travel and residence notes from New York social pages
The piece tracks where prominent families and figures like Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, the Schieffelins, Vanderbilts, and Whitneys plan their summer stays from Bar Harbor to Newport. It notes openings of clubs and hotels, ship arrivals, and ongoing social events across Bar Harbor, Southampton, Dinard, Paris, and Newport, with a focus on season timing and relocation.
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Bar Harbor
Elliott F. Shepard
Ernesto G. Fabbri
William Jay Schieffelin
Liverpool
Dave Hennen Morris
Shepard
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Southampton
Easthampton
Meadow Club
George B. Schieffelin
Henry G. Trevor
Schieffelin
Ismay
Miihau
Europe
James L. Breese
Newport
Paris
Dinard
Hughes Halsett
Pell Haggertys
Duntzes
Whitehouses
Jimmie Winslows
James Winslow
Winslow
Aix-les-Bains
John Monroe
Griswold Gray
Havre
South
John Nicholas Brown
Gift to the Shakespeare Memorial in Stratford
The family of the late William Page presented a bronze Shakespeare bust by a former National Academy of Design president to the Shakespeare Memorial trustees at Stratford on Avon. George Wyndham and Sir Henry Irving praised the gift, calling it a bond of friendship and scholarly tribute from American admirers.
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Stratford-on-Avon
William Page
William Treloar
Shekespeare Memorial
Shakespeare
National Academy of Design of New York
George Wyndham
British War Office
Page
England
America
Henry Irving
Havemeyer Whit ing Wedding at Swanhurst Villa
Newport society notes announce the Havemeyer Jr and Miss Charlotte Whit ing wedding set for July 1 at Swanhurst Belle Vue Villa. Attendants include Lily Ocrichs and Martha Rives with Frederick Have Meyer's brother as best man and Howard Boocock J M McCormick as ushers. A two hundred guest breakfast follows under a lawn tent. The couple planned abroad July 2 to January 1991, and a bachelor dinner precedes Yale commencement for the groom.
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Newport
Herry
Havemeyer, Jr
Charlotte Whiting
Swanhurst
Belle- Vue Ave
George L. Rives
W. B. Meenan
St. Mary’s Church
Whiting
Lily Ocrichs
Matha Rives
Frederick C. Have- Weyer
Howard Boocock
Brooklyn
J. M. McCormick
Chicago
Mrs. Have
Porter Not Critically Ill Says Brooklyn Clergyman News
A Brooklyn paper reported Rev. Horace Porter, assistant pastor of Plymouth Church, seriously ill from overwork with a critical condition. At his home No 4 Pineapple St a Tribune reporter learned his husband suffered a gastric fever attack followed by inflammatory rheum, causing pain but not worsening to danger.
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Brooklyn
Horace Porter
Plymouth Church
No. 4
Pineapple St
Tribune
De Lesseps Shifts Empire Centres in Suez Victory
London June 16 M De Lesseps altered imperial maps by breaking nature and rivals at Suez The canal centers Britain’s reach from Constantinople to Cairo and opens water routes to India and Australia Britain’s policy in the Near and Far East is redefined as Egypt and Sudan rise and China’s fate hangs in the balance The United States acts independently guarding its embassies and commercial guarantees.
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London
M. de Lesseps
Suez
Constantinople
Crimea
Near East
Suez Canal
Cairo
India
Australia
Lord Beaconsfield
Frederick Greenwood
Malta
Russia
Mr. Gladstone
Egypt
Lord Wolseley
England
San Stefano
Berlin
Asia Minor
Lord Cromer
Khartoum
Lakes
Far East
Africa
China
Peking
Asia
Japan
British Foreign Office
Mr. Balfour
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Germany
Gulf of
Pe-Chi-Li
Balfour
France
Cyprus
Corea
Afghanistan
Persia
United States
Republican ticket for 1900 McKinley Roosevelt praised widely
Multiple newspapers hail the McKinley Roosevelt ticket as strong and representative of Republican ideals. Praise highlights national leadership, expansionist stance, and unifying party unity with calls to continue prosperity and progress.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hartford Courant
Republican Party
Philadelphia Press
Jonathan Edwards Memorial Unveiled in Northampton Church
A bronze tablet honoring Jonathan Edwards was unveiled at First Church of Christ in Northampton on June 22, marking the 10th anniversary of his dismissal. The ceremony featured multiple ministers and scholars from Yale Princeton and Cambridge, with a tablet eight by four and a half feet bearing Edwards addressing his people.
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Northampton
Mass
Jonathan Edwards
Church of Christ
Edwards
Peter McWilliam
Edwards Church
Henry T. Rose
First Church
Alexander V. Gallen
Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge
Egbert C. Smith
Andover Theological Seminary
Yale
George P. Fisher
Princeton
Alexander T. Ormond
George A. Gordon
Boston
Timothy Dwight
Memorials Highlight the Life of Rev Jonathan Edwards
A retrospective notes Edwards with dates and roles from Northampton to Stockbridge to Princeton. It mentions memorials at Princeton Yale and Stockbridge, the Edwards Elm in Kings Street, and his dismissal in 1750 over church disputes.
India famine relief gifts total from many communities
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief lists yesterday’s receipts from numerous donors across states and cities including Baltimore Oneonta Brooklyn Morristown Paterson and many others. The list features churches unions circles individuals and organizations contributing varying sums toward the relief fund with a grand total and previously acknowledged amounts noted.
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Committee of One Hundred On
India
William G. Wiley
Baltimore
New-York
Eth Powell
Sayville
N. Y
Oneonta Star
Oneonta
Wiliam Silvermann
Union Sunday School
Wright
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Guilford
Albert C. Hale
Brooklyn
W. C. Rhynlander
Miss Grace Withers
Wilbur F. Day
Morristown
N. J
Dry Run Union Christian Endeavor Society and
J. L Hallett
Hyannisport
Mass
Union Times
Union
W. Nichols
J. C. French
South Omaha
Charlies T. Foster
O. Stillman
New Brunswick
Nas
Medford
Ore
Matawan
B. Dearitt
Journal of Commerce
Union Meeting
West Union
Ohio
M. Bullis
Sandstone
Minn
Vulcanite Manufacturing Company
Lindenhurst
Bridgeton Daily Chronicle
Bridgeton
Richard
Moree
W. A. Pendleton
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood
George W. Bally
Miss Follawsbee
Mountain
W. C. T. U._ Society
Ind
H. E. Neff
Christian Ee
Circuit
J. B. de Berry
New-Yorks
Mary S. Lundy
Mohawk Lake
George G. Hopkins
Brookl
Christopher Fitter
A. Alexander Smith
R. T. Wheeler
A. MacRea
Opechee
Mich
J . Minn
Hamptonburg Church
May
North East
Penn
W. H. Ennis
Decatur
Edward Abdy Hurry
Saugerties-on-Hudson
Hampton
Marysville
Trippe family awarded damages in NJ railroad suit
Orders of discontinuance entered in the Supreme Court confirm damages against Central Railroad of New Jersey for death and injuries from a Seabright, New Jersey incident last August. Juan Terry Trippe receives 71.0, Lucy Adeline Trippe as administratrix of Juanetta T. Terry gets 3,000 and 5,000 individually, Charles W Trippe as administrator of Charles W ripe gets 3.00 and 5,000 individually, and Lucy Adeline Trippe as administratrix of Kate Louise Terry gets 3,000.
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Supreme Court
Juan Terry Trippe
Lucy Adeline Trippe
Juanetta T. Terry
Charles W. Trippe
Kate Louise Terry
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Seabright
N. J
Charles W.trippe
Charles Ww. Ripe
Weather Report: Mixed Rains and Warm Forecast Across Regions
The weather bulletin notes continued local rains from the Ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys to the South Atlantic Coast with showers in the middle and southern Rocky Mountain districts. Temperatures range below normal along the Atlantic and Southern States while the Northwest records highs near 102 in Havre Montana.
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Washington
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Havre, Mont
South Atlantic
Religious Notices from Five Points House of Industry
Service of song on Sundays at Five Points House of Industry 155 Westhet. WM F Barnard superintendent. Salvation of Jebus envitali tax a the institution. Iavi children clothing and shoes solicited.
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Five Points House OF Industry
Westhet
WM. F. Barnard
Iavi
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Charles A. Hunter
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