Five Dollar Gift Lifts Tribune Fresh Air Fund
A fundraising note shows contributions to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund behind last year’s pace by nearly $5,000 as warm weather worsens tenement conditions. The fund plans to send city children to the country for relief, with 1910 totals exceeding $40,000 for transportation and shelter. A board meeting in New York expanded directors to boost activity and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Friends F
Tribune Fund
Friends
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Aid Restery
Mille
Ogden Mills
Cleveland
Dodge
Fran Lynde Stetaoa
John Bancroft Devina
Miss Clara Morgan Weds Senator Francis J Warren at Gotham
A quiet wedding at the Hotel Gotham joined Miss Clara Morgan daughter of the late John T Morgan of Groton Connecticut to United States Senator Francis J Warren of Wyoming. The ceremony officiated by Rev Wilbur L Caswell followed by a small reception and a return to Washington. The senator, widower at sixty seven, has a son and daughter and was in the Senate for twenty one years. The bride’s uncle ex Associate Justice Brown gave her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ue Waron Morgan
John T. Morgan
Groton
Con
Gotham
Francis J. Warren
United States
Wyoming
Justice Brown
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Wilbur L. Caswell
St. Thomas's Church
Henry G. Hay
John Billings Brown
Arthur M. Parker
BR. Frank Wavebn
Wilfred H. Munroe
Brown University
Jon J. Pershing
Philippines
Senate
New York
New York from the Suburbs and Market Hazards
A fragmented New York themed item cites varied scenes from suburbs and city life. Mentions a dentist case, a young woman’s tooth filling, a pension for paintings, and a chaotic market day with shoppers carrying scales. Includes scattered references to cities and incidents without a clear central narrative.
Foster Calhoun and Paul Foster wed in Calhoun home
Miss Margaret Calhoun daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Calhoun of this city and San Francisco married Paul Foster son of Mr and Mrs A W Foster of San Francisco in the new Calhoun home on Fach Heights The Rev Dr Frank Du Moulin dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral officiated in the presence of 800 guests Commissioner Clark marries Agnes Barnes in Washington the informal ceremony will send them on a West tour Cedar Rapids Iowa and Selma Alabama are noted as part of their travel plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Margaret Caloun
Patrick
Calhoun
San Francisco
Paul
Foster
A. W. Poster
Frank du Moulin
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Clark
Washington
Haward B Clark
Interstate Commerce Commi Ton
Agnes Banes
Philadelphia President Defeats New Yorker in Homeopathy Poll
At Narragansett Pier R I June 8 the American Institute of Homeopathy elected Thomas H. Carmichael of Philadelphia president by 144 to 16 over Dana Schenk of New York. No first vice president chosen. William Deuffenbach, Clifford Mitchell, and Margaret Hasler received majorities for other posts. Fellow officers announced include Dr Clara Gary and Dr W A Haut of Boston, Dr A C Cawperthare of Chicago, and trustees from Chicago Des Moines and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Yorker
Narragansett Pier
Narrangansett Pier
American Institute of Homeopathy
Thomas H. Carmichael
Dana Schenk
New York
Ar. Wiliam H. Deuffenbach
Clifford Mitchell
Chicago
Margaret Hasler
Reading
Penn
Clara Gary
Boston
W. A. Haut
AC Cawpertheare
Ant Truattees
Oseph Cobb
Des’ Moines
Towa
Urge
Bry Dua de Honan
Cleveland
Actress seeks annulment in high profile forged check case
Mrs Oyend Winnieee, stage performer known by a stage name, seeks an annulment of her marriage to Mandesine de Marigny Hall. Hall is imprisoned in Rhode Island for passing forged checks, with his past marriages and criminal record cited. The couple wed in May 198. The case follows a career marred by legal troubles in France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyend Winnieee Refien
Supreme Court
Mandesine de Marigny Hall
Howard
Jersey
Whitmore
Second Marines
Tait
Rhode
Enon
Paris
Meany Sonn
Feland
Dr MacArthur May Resign Amid World Baptist Alliance
A mass meeting at Calvary Baptist Church discusses Dr MacArthur’s potential resignation as pastor following his election to a leadership role in the World Baptist Alliance. The event covered subscription efforts for the Sims Fund begun in Philadelphia, and reports on persecuted Baptists in Russia and exiled preachers in other lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvery Bandss Church
Weet Mth Street
Sims Fund
Philadelphia
Convention of the World Baptist Alliance
Sempory
Russia
Rav 3
Calvary
MacArthur
Loving Cup Awarded to M. H. Moses by Temple Trustees
Vice-President M. H. Moses of Temple Emanuel receives a silver loving cup from the temple trustees on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday. The inscription notes the presentation by the board and members of the religious school committee, with cordial wishes from the congregation. The ceremony occurred at the temple on Fifth Avenue and 484 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmana-El
Temple
Fifth Avenue
M. TF Moses
Moses HH Mowen
Congregation
Emanuel
Apty Clanton
Mila Palus
Smd
New York
Exdudge AJ
Alases
Hinds
Hinds ‘Yin Spicker
Tie Temple Ehale
Barnett Estate Valued Over $1.7 Million Disputed Will
Aaron Burnett a widower who died July 3 left an estate listed at 1 7 59 with most personal assets in railroad securities. A will left his estate to Samuel Barnett but a contested proceeding by Burnett’s widow and children reduced the estate for legal fees. Marie Goss is also referenced in related property actions. Elliott Schenck leads a separate event lineup at the New Theatre on 62nd Street with concerts planned at roof level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Burnett
Han
Samuel Jarnett
Marie Goss
Barnett
Elliott Schenck
Yatiate Schenck
New Theatre
Obituary notices for Mrs Josephine McMahon and Eliza Marshall
Mrs Josephine McMahon wife of ex Mayor Frank McMahon of Rumson died this morning at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch following an operation. Funeral will be Friday at 2 pm at the McMahon home. Eliza Marshall aged about twenty one died Tuesday at 74 Porter Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sted Tang
Nady
Josephine McMahon
Frank McMahon
Rumson
Monmouth Memorial Hepital
Long Branch
McMahon
Anne Butterfess
Charles Dalrymple
New Brunswick
Elizabeth Butterfoss
Washington
Mix Laura Hutterfoss
Lambertville
McMaton
Eliza Bounce Marshall
Ogee Fewons
Pepe Bey
Homs
Porter Place
Aonte
Abraham Abraham Dead In Brooklyn Merchant Prince Passes
Abraham Abraham a leading Brooklyn merchant and founder of Abraham and Straus died suddenly at Cherry Island on a hot summer morning of acute indigestion at sixty eight. The store in Brooklyn closed at noon and will reopen Monday as family and firm officials travel from Bay Shore to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Abraham
Manatoona
Cherry Island
Yoo
Abraham & Straus
Arooklya
Mr. Abraham
Rose Abraham
Alexandria Bay
Abraham
Manhattan
Judah Abraham
Newark
Joseph Wechsler
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Wechsler
Pollan Street
Pring District
Brocktot Tridge
Wheeler
Wheelers
Brookis Ss
Fir
Nathan Straus
Sador Straus
Bimon FP Fetherhird
Abraham Beeame
Abraham& Stems
Woodbine Nod
Heres Educational Society
East New York
Alt Bracklen Academy of Music
Montague Street
New Academy
Lafayette Avenus
Brooklen Club
Round Table
Tinton Tease Club
Brantten
Unity Club
Chanter of
Pommerce
Brasklin Teague
Airentor
Kings County Trust
Gaynort
Gavnor
Abraham Nider
Henry
Board of
Trustass
Prockion
Cornel
Tina
Cannes
Sharow
Henry Edward Turner obituary note from local paper
Henry Edward Turner died at his home just before midnight after a period of illness. The late state officer and former Secretary of State William Maly are mentioned as having died earlier this year.
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Mahlon
Muse
Henry Ealward Turner
Mr. Turner
Masaa
Funeral rites for Mrs Marshall in Montclair Tomorrow
After a months long trade and a finesse, Mrs Marshall widow of the late Seth Po Starshall leaves behind son Eliott Marshall a New York nurse and daughter Miss Alice Marshall both of whom survive in Montclair. The funeral will be tomorrow afternoon in Montclair. William W Smith of New Bellain Conn, distant relatives in London yesterday morning.
John Dobson Drad Dies After Fall In Philadelphia Home
John Manson a carpet manufacturer died from injuries after a fall at his home in Philadelphia yesterday. He headed the firm John & James Dickson Pobers, with major plants in Falls of Schuykill. Survived by a daughter Mrs Samuel I Riddle of Glen Riddle Pennsylvania and granddaughter Miss Sarah Ty Ficke. The funeral will be tomorrow afternoon at his home.
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Orlando Hanper Jadwin
Rariy
Wholeania Drugeiet
Cort Sandt Trent
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
Miter
Hil
Mr Dadnin
Mary [Tard
Carbondale
Penn
Hin
Mice
Honesdate
York
Dadwin
Classon Avenue
Pennsylvania
Wayne County
Erlock Teenight
Burker
Glenburn
Philadelphia
John Manson
Tiphenn
Wnallen Gands
John
Percival Seeks Divorce Amid Alleged Abuse and Infidelity
Percival a Jersey City paint company stockholder and former manager sues for divorce from M Percival alleging years of nagging abuse, intoxicated conduct by his wife, and her association with other men since 1965. The suit notes prior separation proceedings and requests alimony and counsel fees. Also reported: Matthew Henry Moody, a Brooklyn resident and Civil War veteran, buried in Oregon after a long career.
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Reno
New June
Ieres
As Dal
Percival
Jersay City
M. Persil
Isa Alece
Fork of State
Ph Purple
New York City
Meadow Brook Muntry Club
Democratic Chul
Newark Spring la Cub
Lewis A. C. Percival
Ethel M. Percival
Hendrick
Sheriff's Office
Matthew H. Moody
Matthew Henry Moody
Brooklyn
Moody Way
Centenary of Thackeray Exhibition Opens in London
The Thackeray centenary exhibition opens Friday at Charter House School with Lord Rosebery presiding. The Governor's Room houses a vast display of about four hundred manuscripts drawings and artefacts gathered from notable collectors including J Pierpont Morgan who exhibits vanity fair the virginians lover the widower and paris sketch book items. Lady Ritchie Thackeray’s daughter contributes portraits busts sketch books and original manuscripts notably The Knights of Rorselten and Cockney Travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thackeray
Lord Rosebery
Charter House School
Greyfriars
Dobbin
Cutt
Newcame
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Vanity Fair
Lovel
Paris
Cansiey
Lady Ritchie
Theatrical Notes A B C D Splits and Signings for Summer Season
Theatre industry notes across New York reveal A TL Woods purchasing the rights to The Girl in the Train and taking it on tour. Willa Koth leads Kol & Dill as principal for a summer comedy, with Hulott Schenck and Maximilian Pilzer for concerts at Century Theatre. Fritz Williams joins Wagentiats Kewper for a Watling role in an Astor Theatre comedy. The Grecian Temple of Mystery vanishes and reappears atop the Victoria Theatre, prompting a reward. Schubert firms contract with Gertrude Ottmann Morris Gest and F Ray Comstock for La Saison des Ballets Russes at Winter Garden through August 1. Albert Brown enters Henrietta Crosman’s Heal Thing at Maxine Eliott Theatre after Seven Days at Astor.
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A. TL Woods
Ghia
CR. Dillingham
Willa Koth
Kol & Dill
Ty Hulott Schenck
Century Theatre
Fins
Maximilian Pilzer
Century Theatre Raat
Helmning
Pilzer
Schuberts
Winter Garden
Gertrude Ottmann
Morris Gest
F. Ray Comstock
Russian Ballet
la Saison Des Ballets Russee
Albert Brown
Astor Theatre
Henrietta Crosmans
Maxine Eliott
Marriages Listed From Fishkill to Hudson River Area
A garbled notice lists multiple marriages including Mary St Hecker and Joseph I Husson, with phrases referencing Verplanck Fishkill on Hudson and various surnames such as Andrews Bayard Rodgers, Verplanck, Watson Andrews, and other names. The fragmentary text suggests a society notices column of weddings with diverse couples and locales.
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Husson—Becker
Mary St. Hecker
Mee
Herman I Becker
Joseph i. Husson
Erplanck — Andrews
Fishkill
Tomeyn Danforth
van Wyck A Arews
James Watson Andrews
John Bayard Rodgers Verplanck
Hudson
Death notices from a New York area newspaper fragment
A chaotic cluster of funeral notices and obituary fragments from late June 1901 in New York area papers. Names include Abraham, Montgomery, Mulvaney, and Schenck, with scattered places like Brooklyn, Montclair, and Manchester. Services and burials are noted across multiple locations and dates in terse, ceremonial phrasing.
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Mary Te Montgomery
William J. Mia Mare Monlgemert
Haeite
Reddenes
Tennonhuret
Punerat
Cam Jdonly
Wings County Hospital
John, Parr
Matthew Long
Mary Waite
Parr
Central Presbytrrian Church
Sith
Betweem Adway
Seventy Ave
Manhattan
Nancy M Pe
Thames
Bureey
Oaeea
Brooklyn
Brookly
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John Crandall
Engebild
Epuyten Duyvil
Dames
Soontom
Cty
Broa
Church of Purita
Gock
Teamurer
H. Boas
Warren
Pens
Diel Nok
Remmerichs
Ame
Puense
BM Gates
Janes Rantali Pace
Nan Brothers
Thi Bates
Toseon Greenient
Ridgefield
Goan
Trowne
Brook L Merrit
Enebras Fieldeton
Piversain
Thidbon
Larman
Semenson
Semenson Aun Duliee
Varawn
Oobbie
Wallace
Ford
Huntington
Alcott
Bivetea
Anbing
Nichols A CO
Thompson
Rowne
Fest Hampton
Mies Pasate
Amviens
Albany
Clube
Singare
Adelaide Wallerstein
Mozart Society
East Side
Noble McConnell
Adolph J. Welle
Oxford Road
Scarsdale
Marlen
Welle
Mein Room
A. Edwin Katewin
Weat Find Presbyterian Church
Mozart Choral
Warren McConnell
Graze Estabrook
Fmily Welle
Donald Melaan
Charlotte Wilbur
Gardner Estabrook
Clarence Burne
William B. Walker
Fay Walker
Helle de Rivera
Henry 2. Camerden
Me. Connell
Stearns
Port Lyon
Thomas Tuhy
PW. Livermore
Montague | Rivers
Mixx
Adele Gage
McDonald St. Clair
Prank Stevens
Abraham Abraham T
Mafer
Des Moines
New Orleans
Picayane
Washinton
Rey
Nfl Express
Foster—Calhoun
HOMC
Vida Whitmore Hall
Galvary
Temple Emann-El
Beboel Trustees
Mrs
Frank M'Mahon
Kingston
Thousand Islands
Philanthropies
Abraham & Straus Close
Orlando Hooper
Jadwin
Henry Edward Turner
Susy
Bethmerh Ihrer
Wayor Gaynor
John Dobson Drad
Atenham
Montery
Mary T. Ashton
Beane
Bree
Harry Taran
Alexandera Ray
N.Y
Abraham Abreham
AIS Mmerneae
Fanara Aarts
Ashton 80
Bar Taughery
Bes A
Cincos Widen
Enuth Titan Demath
Jane
Summer Bore
Lake George
Punesal
Theca Sen Egg
Nowers
le Tin Ance
Beonkion
DD Porarmant
Glenborn
Pena
Siegpyin
Karsing
Bartha
ASU
Kaseine
Puneral
USS Mage
St Delnek
Buffalo
Ile
Marea
Toso
Batata
Rhteemnent Greenwood
Marshagi
Montel
Neon
Mary Marshall
TA Portal Place
Montclair
N. Josry
Eeiay
Jamas Evar Anan
Lnte
Mary Ant Hrenuan
Paseral
Myrtle Ave
Schenck
Tieaday
Seather Reskenwe
Rat
Piet
Iteabet Mubbell
Jonathan Gadfrey
Adrian V & Nh
Frances Taylor
Charles Taylor
Mountain Ave
Greer Ry
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grama Central Station
Onice
Undertakers
Rank E. Campbell
Offici
Kamau Street
Wall Street
Witte Crows
Broadway
Ofans
Telrah
Ofton
Martem
West
126Th Street
Alain
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