Palmyra heir’s estates pass to nephew amid wealth and drama
The segment chronicles Sir Roger Palmer’s death and the transfer of extensive Irish and English properties to his nephew Captain George Frederick Peel, amid dynastic ties to Jonathan Peel and the Palmera fortune, with notes on estates, tenants, and disputes over river rights on the Thames. It also recounts anecdotes about social figures, beauty, and a humorous Banting tale before shifting to a Tribune Fresh Air Fund update detailing summer plans for city children across multiple homes and locations.
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Jjeev
Twain
Geet
Frederick Peel
Symuses
Jonathan Peel
Dublin
Gunning
Roger Palmer
Castle Lekin
County Merc
Ireland
Glenisland
Maidenpeed
Trim Lown
Gienislend
Boulter
Thames
Maidenhead Bridge
Teckham Bridge
Roger
Sir Roger Palmer
Sir Roger
Elden
Interlaken
Litchfield
Manorville
Long Island
Fresh Air Fund
John B. Devins
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Lenox Summer Guests Depart and Arrivals Reported
Lenox and Stockbridge society notes list Bristed and other New York Philadelphia guests, villas opening or not opening for season, arrivals at hotels and houses, and a wedding planned at Manatuck Farm with Sayre and Bangs families. Names include Bristed Wood Adams Stokes Grogan Warrin Higginson Lanier Jesup Barnes Furniss Procter Barlow Brown Bangs Sayre Grosvenor Yardley and Jaques.
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Tribune
Lenox
Charles Astor Bristed
Lake Side
Lake Mahkeenac
Henry H. Wood
William Russell Adams
Ella Louise Adams
C. A. Smith
New York
James Hale Stimson
J. I. Dixon
Philadelphia
Aspinwall
C. Duvild Grogan
Church Hill
Ernest Warrin
James P. Higginson
Country Place
Stockbridge
Charlies Lanier
Allen Winden
Lusitania
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
New Haven
Stokes Farm
Morris K. Jesup
Jacob W. Miller
Jesup
Belvoir Terrace
Bar Harbor
J. Lawrence Lee
Bridge
Curtiss Cottage
Arthur Berry
Carroll Berry
John
Barnes
Cold Brook
Richard Somers Hayes
John & Barnes
William Douglas Sloan
Europe
Elm Court
Harier T. Procter
Bishop Villa
Francis ©. Barlow
Sunny Bank Villa
William A. A. Brown
Richmond
W. Harold Brown
Sarah A.M. Brown
Furniss
Professors Named Emeritus at Cornell University
On June 9 faculty terms ending this year led to emeritus appointments for Burt Wier of neurology and vertebrate zoology Lucien A. Wait of mathematics and W Hewitt of German and literature. They retire on pensions from the Samerie Foundation Fund.
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Burt © Wier
Lucien A. Wait
W. Hewitt
Cornell Uni- Percy
Bps Wilre
Samerie Foundation
Children’s Big Society Opens Purme Bath-Home At Denville
Fragments describe FR Children’s Big Society plans to aid 60 and 2000 children by opening Purme Bath-Home at Coney Island and a convalescent home in Uidrena Chappaqua New York. An appeal for £50 90 19 is filed with Hepburn treasurer and C Loring No 25 East 24 Street. checks advised.
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Coney Island
Uidrena
Chappaqua
N. V
N. V., will be 2% Fxfoy on Savurday ibove SE Fer" +, the camp at Denville. N. JT
Gety
Hepburn
Sac
C. Loring
East 24 Street
Children from East Side to Tribune Homes Summer Plan
During the summer, with Miss Julia Richman district superintendent, three hundred children from lower East Side schools will be sent to one of the Tribune homes.
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Tribune
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Tribune Fund
Shokan
N.Y
Goshen
N. Y
Julia 4. Richman
Lower East Side
Crowds Flock to Coney Island for Ideal Weather
Weather at Coney Island drew over three hundred thousand visitors as bathing, sunbathing, and park attractions thrived. Police reported no arrests amid a busy day on Surf Avenue and nearby piers with carriage and auto parties observing the sights.
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Coney Island
Galvin
Surf Avenue
Two New Rochelle Boys Return After Portland Hunt
Theodore Tegtmeyer aged sixteen and Harry Hilton fourteen from New Rochelle New York are to be sent home aboard the New York boat after a hunting expedition that halted in Portland Maine. They carried revolvers cartridges a hatchet a rope and one carried a violin as potential money source. Parents were notified and the youths belong to good families in New Rochelle.
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Portland
Theodore Tegtmeyer
Harry J. Hilton
New Rochelle
N. Y
New York
Hove
Social notes from Newport in June gathering crowd
Telegraph notes list Franklin A. Plummer Arthur Carroll Lawrence L. Gillespie Elisha Dyer returning to New York Colonel C L F Robinson Hartford Willard S Brown arriving from New York Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt entertained at Sandy Point Farm J J Wysong expected Wednesday for the summer Cyril Hatch registered at the Casino and more social visits across Newport including Harriman Lanier Grosvenor and Glyn recoveries and host-guest pairings at local houses.
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the Tribune
Newport
Franklin A. Plummer
Arthur Carroll
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Elisha Dyer
New York
C. L. F. Robinson
Hartford
Willard S. Brown
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
J. J. Wysong
Cyril Hatch
Frederick Pearson
R. B. Lanier
Charles Lanier, Jr
Oliver Harriman
B. Hayes Brooks
Harry Ostrichs
Leonard M. Thomas
Thomas W. Stiles
T. Suffern
Maurice Congdon
Providence
William Grosvenor
William E. Glyn
J. F. D. Lanier
New York Suburbs News Mixed With City Tests and Plans
A mosaic of editorials notes New York state issues including mayoral appeals for water, police uniform changes for plainclothes officers, and Yonkers joining the stream to the city. It cites Wall Street scrutiny, graft sympathy for county aides, and New York growth versus Chicago deposits.
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Gaynor
Westchester County
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
New York
Syracuse Post-Standard
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Bum Town Says Cow Puncher At New York Custom House
A disheveled cow puncher named Ortman of Lompo c California denounces New York as a bum town outside the U S Custom House. He and Ike seek a pool game amid sign bearers and sleepily staffed sandwich men. The encounter includes jokes about Denver being West and the parlor being closed.
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New York
Whitehall Street
Custom House
Denver
Pardner
Ortman
Sid Ortman
Lompoc
Santa Barbara County
California
Hades
Ike
U. S
Uncle Sam
Quiet On Speedway Races See Multiple Winners At Pace Trials
Speed trials on the speedway drew crowds as Who Knows beat Coast Marie in both heats while Toby Axtel and Sid Axworth earned wins among several entries. Trixy H. won one race, Elliot B. and Ogden Smith both claimed placements, and Princess Elwood defeated The Spoiler with Hector and Louise E. also racing.
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Meérk
Parkway
New York Driving Club
Christopher Hackett
Coast Marie
James A. Murphy
Inner Guard
Toby
Sid
Gus Osborne
Trixy H
John Shoemaker
Dick Williams
R. H Clark
Elliot B
Ogden Smith
J. F. Manning
Andrew Crawford
W. Jennewein
Hector
William Scott
Louise E
A. Mullady
Hugh Riley
B. Ontime
Dandy C. O
W. C. Urban
Fitzgerald
William O'Neill
Charles Dahlman Dies After Streetcar Collision in Columbus Circle
Charles Dahlman a seventy nine year old commission merchant died from injuries after being struck by a northbound Eighth avenue car at Columbus Circle on May 28. He collapsed after initial treatment at Roosevelt Hospital where he had been for several days with head lacerations contusions and shock.
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Charles Dahlman
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West Qist Street
Eighth Avenue
Columbus Circle
Roosevelt Hospital
Death of Rev Dr Adolph Spaeth in Philadelphia
The Rev Dr Adolph Spaeth, aged seventy one, a noted Lutheran clergyman and educator, died at his home in Philadelphia. He led St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church for forty years and taught at Mount Airy Theological Seminary for twenty five years. He married the daughter of Dr Charles P Krauth, who survives him.
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Philadelphia
Adolph Spaeth
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Airy Theological Seminary
Charles P. Krauth
Take Actor to Bellevue After Threats from Wilton Star
Mark Ellsworth, actor of Wilton Connecticut and former understudy to James ONeill, was taken to Bellevue Hospital by Dr Wardner and placed in the psycho pathic ward for observation. Police state he threatened the life of R V Hyland of 230 Riverside Drive over the past two days. Ellsworth and Hyland are old friends. The strain and illness are cited as factors.
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Mark Ellsworth
Wilton, Conn
James O'Neill
Bellevue Hospital
Wardner
J. Hood Wright Hospital
West 100Th Street
Ellsworth
R. V. Hyland
Riverside Drive
Hyland
William R Utley Died After General Breakdown At Brooklyn Home
William R Utley a retired broker died Friday afternoon at his home 193 McDonough Street Brooklyn after a general breakdown. Born in 1828 at Chatham North Carolina he helped organize Hathaway co in Wilmington Delaware then moved to New York in 1865 to form another importing firm. He later entered Wall Street brokerage and served as president of Federal Valley Coal Company Marietta Ohio Ohio Railroad Company and New Birmingham Land and Iron Company Texas He leaves two daughters.
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William R. Utley
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
Chatham
N. C
Wilmington
Del
Hathaway & Co
Mr. Hathaway
New York City
Mr. Utley
Wall Street
Federal Valley Coal Company
Marietta, Ohio
Ohio Railroad Company
New Birmingham Land and Iron Company
Texas
Henry B Harris plans new plays for coming season
Henry B Harris announces a slate of productions across New York stages. The Hudson Theatre opens in August with The Spendthrift revival, while Helen Ware stars in Anna Chapin and Robert Carter's Between Two Fires. Robert Edeson tours in September with Where the Trail Divides in New York later. Rose Stahl tours in The Chorus Lady this fall, with a New York appearance in a Charles Klein work early next year. Other fare includes A Matter of Money for Elsie Ferguson, On the Eve for Hedwig Reicher, The Commuters at the Criterion on August 15, Bobby Burnit at the Belasco August 22, The Country Boy at Savoy in October, plus Ruth St Denis dances and repertory, Edmund Breese, Frank J McIntyre in Snobs and The Scarecrow by Percy Mackaye.
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Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Helen Ware
Anna Alice Chapin
Robert Peyton Carter
Robert Edeson
New York
Rose Stahl
Mr Harris
Bobby Burnit
Winchell Smith
Belasco
Edgar Selwyn
Savoy Theatre
Ruth St. Denis
Edmund Breese
Frank J McIntyre
Death of Dr William Lobdell Johnson Dean of Fulton County Medicine
Johnstown New York memorial obituary notes the passing of Dr William Lobdell Johnson at age sixty seven. Born in Johnstown he studied at Trinity College and Albany Medical College before practicing medicine in his hometown for forty five years. His death marks the loss of a leading regional physician.
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Johnstown
N. Y
William Lobdell Johnson
Fulton County
Albany Medical College
Trinity College
St Vincent de Paul Visit to Mount Loretto Home
More than fourteen hundred members of the St Vincent de Paul Society of Brooklyn visited Mount Loretto Home in Pleasant Plains Staten Island aboard the steamboat Howard Powell. Father Fitzpatrick greeted them, a midday dinner followed, and the group attended benediction in the church. One thousand resident children sang and recited while four hundred boys conducted a lawn drill and there was a building inspection.
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St.Vincent de Paul's Society of
Brooklyn
Mount Loretto
Pleasant Plains
Staten Island
Howard Powell
Father Fitzpatrick
New Theatre Company Ends Tour in Buffalo
The New Theatre Company closed its first road tour after 100 performances in fifteen cities over eleven weeks. Audiences totaled about 170000. Winthrop Ames directed, Lee Shubert handled business, and Shubert announced the road tour would become an annual feature despite controversy over the play The Nigger.
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Buffalo
New Theatre Company
Winthrop Ames
Lee Shubert
Weather Report and Forecast From June 26
Official Weather Bureau record notes considerably warmer conditions across north plains states plateau regions and Pacific states with 102 degree highs in Havre Montana Medicine Hat and interior California. Showers in Gulf states in last 24 hours with variable winds along Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Local forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today with unsettled and warmer conditions Tuesday across the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New England and nearby areas.
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North Plains States
Plateau Regions
Pacific States
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Plateau
California
Havre
Mont
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canada
Lower Lake Region
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Florida
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Mississippi Valley
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Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Weather Bureau
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Smwest
Theatrical Notes at Jardin de Paris Tonight
A travesty of the Jeffries Johnson contest features Bert Williams impersonating Johnson with Billie Reeves as Jeffries. A. H. Woods renovates Garden Theatre at a cost of 20000 dollars for first class attractions. The Aherns open a summer run at Plaza Music Hall on July 4 with The Mikado as first attraction and three matinees weekly.
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Jardin de Paris
Jeffries-Johnson
Bert Williams
Johnson
Billie Reeves
Jeffries
A. H. Woods
Garden Theatre
Aherns
Plaza Music Hall
Irvine Farewell Sermon Draws Socialist Crowd at Ascension
Alexander Irvine preached his farewell sermon at the Church of the Ascension drawing a capacity East Side audience of socialists. The rector announced an open discussion would follow and, amid mixed participation and exits, speakers debated in a lively session before the vestry and attendees.
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Cooper Union
Church of the Ascension
Alexander Irvine
Mr. Irvine
God
Mammon
Washington
Albany
Percy Stickney Grant
Irvine
Henry J. Jones
Caroline Dexter
Adriance Van Sclen Adriance Wedding in City Church
Marriage notice records Mathilda R Van Sielen and John Sabin Adriance wed in the Church of the Incarnation by Rev William Grosvenor. Also note: Minturn Winsor ceremony held Saturday June 1910 in Brookline Massachusetts. Ruth Wiss listed as related party.
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Adriance—Van Siclen
Church of the Incarnation
Ave
35Th St
Wm M. Grosvenor
Mathilda R. van Sielen
John Sabin
Adriance
Minturn
Winsor
Brookline
Mass
Ruth
Pst Nites Wiss
Obituary notices from New York deaths June 1910
A collection of brief death notices and funeral details for William Buhler Cornelia Mersereau Lizzie Smith C Volney King Henrietta King Lessie Stocker Setsarmon Kishida Leeds Cornelia Mersereau Lessie Stocker Waydell and related family services. Names, addresses, dates and funeral times from the period notice. Floral omissions requested.
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Buhler
Wiliam
Stersereau
Cornelia
Deane
Aa Smith
Lizzie D. King
Stocker
Lessie
King
Henrietta HD
Wardell Ruby A. Kishida
Setsarmon
Clerical Mixer Condemned at Newark Ordination
The ordination of Dr. Henry K. Denlinger and Dr. Hiram Van Kirk at the Church of the Holy Apostles drew a stern rebuke from Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Newark Rev. Dr. Edward Lines. He condemned the clerical mixer who blends social duties with ministry, urging ministers to stay among their people without becoming a social force that tempts parishioners.
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Henry K. Denlinger
Hiram van Kirk
Church of the Holy Apostles
Ninth Avenue
28Th Street
Edward §. Lines
Protestant Episcopal
Newark
Bishop Lines
Bishop Chandler Preaches on God’s Rest in Cavalry Sermon
Atlanta Bishop W A Chandler head of the Methodist Episcopal Church South delivered a sermon at Cavalry Methodist Church on 129th Street and Seventh Avenue. He spoke on the personality of God and His saving work, noting that only God can fulfill the promise “Come unto me and I will give you rest.” He cited Thomas Jefferson as a believer in moral teachings though not in God, highlighting the impact of God’s code of morals.
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W. A. Chandler
Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cavalry Methodist Church
129Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Arlington Heights
Washington
God
Thomas Jefferson
Tafts Attend Church in Beverly Before Harvard Yale Race Plans
Mrs Taft and the President’s family including Helen Robert and Charles spent their first Sunday morning at St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Beverly Mass Reverend Eugene J W Huiginn delivered the sermon The Sylph awaits the trip to New London for the Harvard Yale boat races with plans for the entire household to travel The decision to join rests with Mrs Taft as the young people urge her to go
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Beverly
Mass
New London
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 $150 up. Telephone 49855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office, 20 East 234 Street, New York City. Undertabbers Frank E Campbell. 2413 West 284 51 Chapels Private Rooms Private Ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
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Jerome Avenue
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FRANK_E. CAMPBELL
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Help Wanted: Up town Tribune Office Seeks Applicants
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various positions now available at its Up town Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Hours are 9 p m to 6 p m for submission or consultation of candidates.
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Tribune Abroad Office Network and Hotel List
The Tribune lists offices and bureaus in New York and abroad with addresses in Nassau Street Wall Street Broadway and uptown locations. It provides European hotel partnerships for Tribune readers including London Paris Brussels and Geneva with a wide hotel network and travel services.
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Newark
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Broad Street
Tribune
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
London
the Tribune
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Strand
American Express Company
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Som
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Spever Brothers
Lothbury
Paris
John Munroe & Co
Rue Scribe
John Wanamaker
Eagie Bureau
Camden
Morgan, Haines & Co
Cred Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Continental Hotel
Figaro
Baarbach’s News Exchange
St. George
Express Company
Scrite
Brentano's
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Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lomberd, Odler & Co
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Frenc Lemon & i
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BA Express
Alsterdamm
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