Miss Damrosch To Be Bride in Paris
Miss Gretchen Blaine Damrosch daughter of Mr and Mrs Water Dar frch will marry Thomas Falever son of Judge and Mrs Otter of Philadelphia The ceremony will be held in Paris with Rev Taysistant rector of the Ghuren of the incarnation officiating Miss Emily Hover maid of honor and bridesmaids named The engagement was announced earlier this month from Frente The couple will reside in New York after the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
T. K. Finletter
Philadelphia
Gretchen Blaine Damrosch
Water Dar
Thomas Falever
Otter
Thomas
Frente
Damrosch
Ars
James Givater
Mra. J. Pleasants
Pars
Venatius Blaine
S. Hoffer
Streat
Edge
Coms
Tr. Taysistant
Ghuren of the Incarnation
Emily Hover
Helen Weiser
Mary Woodward
Carolyn Caldwell
Excandr Lodge
Boyd Fitzpatrick
Ushir
Flor ence Jackson Storms Bayside Wedding Details
Florence Jackson Storm of Bayside New York married Harold Satterlee Willis son of attorney William H Willis and Mrs Willis in All Saints Church Bayside The ceremony was led by Rev Mr Brown with Agnes E Roudebush and Mrs Lewis as attendants Lucy Barrett a cousin was the flower girl Francis May Simonds of the aviation corps U S A was best man Ushers included Reginald Satterlee Willis lieutenant in aviation forces Arthur Livingston Willis Georges Eustis Paine who served on General Pershing staff and Allen T Klots who served with A F in France later sent to Poland The bridegroom comes from an old New York family and is nephew of Dr Francis Le Roy Satterlee He served in France as a lieutenant of field artillery 7th Division Meanwhile Robert Tighe McGusty and Henrietta C Weatherbee welcomed a daughter at 1000 Park Avenue Other notes mention Mrs Van Santwoord Merle Smith at Oyster Bay summer home Mr and Mrs Benjamin Prince at East Hampton and Mr and Mrs Dexter Blagden at Birchwood North East Harbor Maine for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Jackson Storm
Bayside
Long Island
Harold Satterlee Willis
William H. Willis
Willis
All Saints’ Church
Brown
Agnes E. Roudebush
Lewis
Lucy Barrett
Francis May Simonds
Aviation Corps
U.S. A
Reginald Satterlee Willis
Arthur Livingston Willis
George Eustis Paine
General Pershing
Allen T. Klots
France
Poland
Mr. Willis
New York
Francis le Roy Satterlee
Evelyn Longman Weds Loomis headmaster in Mass Grove
Sculptor Evelyn Beatrice Longman married Nathaniel Horton Batchelder headmaster of Loomis School Windsor Conn in a Grove on the Chester French estate Stockbridge Mass June 28. About a hundred guests attended including George Claude Longman and Margaret French. Bride and groom met when she designed a marble relief for Loomis School. The groom’s three year old son Nathaniel Horton Batchelder Jr was the youngest guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Batchelder
D. C
Teibunn Stockbridge
Mass
Chesternvoor
Dani¢ Chester French
Evelyn Beatrice Longman
Nathaniel Horton Batchelder
Loomis School
Windsor
Chicago
Margaret French
W Rider
Chi
Bav
Alfred Machester
Second Unitarian Church
Salem
Frederic Crowninshield
Elihu ‘Rooter
Emily Tuckerman
Nina L. Duryea
William Usher Parsons
Lyman Beecher Stowe
Lawrence Gourlay
Richard H. Dana
Boas Advises German Scholars Against Seeking U S Posts
Professor Franz Boas of Columbia University writes an open letter to German scholars urging them not to pursue professorships in the United States amid hostile, distrustful conditions. He notes economic strain but counsels self-help through combining manual labor with intellectual work rather than seeking foreign positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwine
New York Tribune
Berlin
Franz Bons
Columbia University
New York City
United States
Boas
Jessor Boas
Luschan
New York
Ives
Greenwich Police Crack Down on New York Dudes in Rube Town
Special Dispatch reports in Wich, Conn that Greenwich officers Winsley Cornelius and Briggs stopped two New York men after their car broke down on Main Street. The pair, Allen and Arganzer, resisted and were arrested for breach of peace, intoxication, and abusive language. They received $26 and costs plus 60 days in the calaboose, later freed on bail amid public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marhattan
Greenwich
Conn
Blecks
Tribune
Durance Vile
Tlk
New York
Winsley
Headquarters
Aid
Department
Sornelius
Briggs
Allen
Arganzer
Mead
Talaboose
Coolidge Urges U S Duty in War Costs at Vermont Talk
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts, Republican candidate for Vice President, spoke at the University of Vermont commencement urging Americans to shoulder the cost of the war and public debt as part of leadership for a freer world. He warned against profiteering, stressed service over force, and noted the university awarded 195 degrees including an honorary doctor of engineering to Charles Ezra Scribner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Coolidge
Massachusetts
University of Vermont
Inet
America
Washington
Lincoln
Pri
Charles Ezra Scribner
New Yor
Thorne Will Names Executors and Memorial Fund
Mrs Eliza A Thorne died May 25 and in her will filed in Surrogates Court asks that servants occupy her West Seventy fourth Street residence for months after her death with all servant expenses paid from the estate She leaves $500 to Anna Read and Mary Kelly and a trust of 15000 for Caspar Titus of Norfolk Va for life income to his wife and then to the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute to found the Eliza A Thorne Memorial Fund Other legacies include 5000 to Alexander White and 40000 each to Horace Frezelle Louise Kokale and Albert Morris with a similar bequest to Frederick Allen the residuary to Albert Morris and no contest ban on inheritance is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza A. Thorne
Seventy-fourth Street
Thorne
Anna Read
Mary Kelly
Horace T. Frezelle
Louise F. Kokale
Albert. Morris
Frederick Allen
Auburn
N.Y
Mte
Opening of Democratic National Convention Photographs by Air
Photographs from the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco were sent by an army airplane to Reno to cover the Overland Limited rail departure. Major Carl B. Spatz piloted the aircraft, part of Army recruiting service arrangements, with a flight time of one hour and forty five minutes between Reno and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Middle West
Reno
Army Recruititer
Carl 8. Spatz
Army
Ashes on Liberty Statue Carried Out as Per Deceased Wish
Mrs. Sarah D. Brown requested her ashes be scattered over the Statue of Liberty today. The plan, 14 years in the making, was carried out with her cremation last week. A military escort and a church service at Broadway Street accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah D. Brown
West Suxry-nirta
Brown
Broadway Street
O5 Trown
Ataitue
Frank Molien
Marine Oficer
Going On Today at Merinan Museum and City Venues
Readable fragments describe events at the Merinan Museum of Natural History and Metropolis area venues. Activities include exhibits at the museum, a 2pm contentions event, trade talks, and a noted New York department store meeting.
Rev Dr Geo P Eckman Dies in Scranton
The Rev Dr George Peck Eckman former editor of The Christian Advocate and noted Methodist author and lecturer died in Scranton Pa He was born 1860 in Gouldsboro Pa educated at Wesleyan Drew Theological Syracuse NYU and earned a D D He served as pastor and was editor of The Advocate author of several church works and frequent church press contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Advocate
Scranton
George Peck Eekman
Dr. Eckman
Gouldsboro
Wesleyan University
Drew Theological Seminary
the Ark Church
Obituary for June Jarvis Weed of Stamford Conn
June Jarvis Weed of Stamford died at home at 14 Weed Avenue. Born in 1831 he moved to New York as a youth and worked for Kanks Brothers clothiers. He later joined Keve afi and lived in retirement, brother to the late Charles Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Weed
Stamford
Conn
June Jarvis Weed
Weed Avenue
New York
Kanks Brothers, Clothiers
Keve Afi
Charles Wood
Eit
Vaner
New Orleans
Buen
Haines Dies at Fulton Brooklyn After Short Illness
Virtus L. Haines, aged about six years, died yesterday at his home 192 Arlingston Avenue Brooklyn after a brief illness. Born in Dutehe he moved to the city about five years ago. He studied law and taught at the Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Brooklyn
Arlinston Avenue
Brooklyn
Haines
Dutehe
Tay
Polyscenary
Hines
Oivie Organitati
Obituary Fragments Mention Local Officials and Judge
fragments report the death of Benjamin A. Ashmead son of Jamaica resident, a former village police chief, survived by five sons and two daughters. Another item notes the death of Robert M. Montgomery, former Chief Justice of Michigan Court of Appeals candidate for governor, with details on birth year and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Asomeai
Guerns County Supreme
Feerly Conetatie Miler
le Iy
Gestetia
Hi Fimer J
Berson
Jamaica
Benjamin Blo
Domain
Robert M. Montgomery
Aton Rapids
Mic Robeer M. Montgomery
Price
United Court Toms Appeals
Justice Montgomery
Michivan 5
Michigan
Court of Appeals
Walter Camper Taylor Av ers The 98 Walenw
Walter Camper Taylor died yesterday at his home in Ley Hill. He had been part of The Plymouth Onlo Blade The Corywinbus Dlepatel Show and Torther Gazette Faours the shop department of The Bey Goode Besomisn of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Bel Tayior
Seopntais
Aley Hille
Poremouth
Corywinbus Dlepatel
Show and Torther Gazette
Bey Goode Besomisn
New York
Obituary notice for Alfred Crowe and others
Alfred Crowe died at home after long illness at 4 De Roxen Court Flatbush He served forty two years at Borden Condensed Stalk Company and retired two years ago He is survived by his wife daughter and four brothers Hector Curry Uneile former Aldurnean employee died of pneumonia on Saint Lennard Street He left a wife two brothers and two sisters Bates Fee notice and other small lines indicate further notices of deaths and personal notices with names and addresses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Crowes
Ely
Staty Caviier
Borden Condensed Stalk
de Roxen Court
Flatbush
Hector Curry
Hector Camry
Aldurnean Trom Pheumenia
Sain Lennard Street
McNoite
Eas
Watson Estes As S10: Sia yee a eetis tune
Fragmented OCR text appears as a jumble of names and phrases including Watson Estes, S10, Sia yee a eetis tune, and miscellaneous remnants. The readable content lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered personal names. No verifiable incident or news item emerges for a concise summary.
Obituary Notes for Paruelia on tere 37
Obituary notice lists Paruelia on tere aged 37 with funeral arrangements. Mentions location in New York and references to family names, a ship captain, and burial details. Funeral service is scheduled for Saturday with a look toward a memorial service in Weehawken.
Funeral of Josiah Will Take I
Funeral notices memorialize Josiah Will, longtime editor for the New York Herald and Evening Telegram lineage, with details of burial and visitation. The record includes other obituaries and funeral services for June 1920, listing family names, dates, and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah
New York Supports Serbia on Kosovo Day Charity Drive
Red poppies sold on New York streets funded food for starving Serbian children. Serbian Birthday Committee reported strong public support with events at Cathedral of St John the Divine and a rooftop festival at the Hotel Mayflower. Committee members included Minturn Pinchot and several prominent women volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossovo
New York
Serbia
Cathedral of
St.ohn
Kossove
Hiss Malvina Hoffman
Hotel
Minturn Pinchot
Willem Jay Schiettelin
Alice Capenter
Frederick W. Longfellow
Abram J. Eikus
Lyttleton Fox
Dies Suddenly Clinton Harris Prominent Brooklyn Lawyer
Clinton Stanford Harris aged sixty nine, a leading Brooklyn attorney, died Sunday at The Inn at Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania during a vacation with his wife. Born in Elizabeth New Jersey, he graduated from Colombia Law School in 1914. He belonged to multiple clubs including Hanover Club Union League of Brooklyn Municipal Club Huntington Golf and Marine Club and Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his wife Miss Fay and two daughters from Tufts College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Stanford Harris
Brooklyn
Buck Hill Falls
Marris
Mr. Harris
Elizabeth
Pigerenid
Gumbia Law School
Thy
Frm
Hargis
Cott Morar
O'Malley
If S
Hanover Club
Old Union Learuy
Municipal Club
Huntington Gold and Marine Club
Marine and Fick Club
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
John Fay
de. Cyrus Fo
Pavy
Tufts College
Canadian jurist Sir Adolphe Routhier dies at 90
Sir Adolphe Basile Routhier, renowned Canadian jurist and former Chief Justice of Quebec, died at his Irénie les Pains summer home in Cherlevoix. Born in 1889 he served as judge, professor, and author, composing the Canadian national song D Canada and writing extensive legal and literary works. He received multiple orders from papal and royal figures and traveled widely in Europe and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Adolphe B. Rothier
Vice-Admiralty Court
Irénie Les Pains
Cherlevoix
Adolphe Basile Routhlet
Court of Admiralty
Province of Quebec
St. Placid
County of Two Mountains
Sainte Therese College
Lavalersity
Queen's
Boerne of Quebec
Sir Adolphe
Province of
Pi IX
Leo XIII
King George
England
Adolphe
Chivdy
Canada
Europe
Arts Espagne
Discours
Paulina
Montcalm
Levis
le Centurion
Doctor W A Tomes Dies at Brooklyn Home
Dr William Austin Tomes a Brooklyn plastic surgeon of twenty eight years practice died at his home 512 Colson Avenue Brooklyn after a long illness He was born in Brooklyn in 1816 and graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1891 He belonged to Lenox Hospital Association of Long Island the Lincoln Club of Brooklyn and Wheatley Hills Golf Club He is survived by a son two daughters his mother sister and a brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Austin Tomes
Brooklyn
Clason Avenue
Tomes
College of Fhysterins and Surgeons
Lenox Hospital Association
Lone Island
Seas Wilcow
Lincoln Club
Wheatley Hills
Tomes ix
Tie
Ster
New Jersey Town to Honor Memory of Senator Johnston Corals
A New Jersey town observes a memorial for former State Senator Johnston Corals. Mayor Chrsting orders a day of respect with two funeral tours planned for tomorrow afternoon as services proceed. The flag atop Horoush Hall is at half mast. Reverend Warenhure and Reverend Englans will conduct the funeral with interment at Washington Cemetery.
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Wasmauiua
Aune
Johnston Corals
Chrsting
Horoush Hall
UW. Warenhure
Presbyterian Church
Englans
Mare
Washington Cemetery
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M. J. Abbott
Mra
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Leute
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U. S.N
Capi Rer Cooper
U.S. Nu
Cooper
New’ Oreans
Quincy
Middebury
Com
Annapolis
Pas
Waters
Navy
Ren Louise Smith
Jay Lovell’ Smith
Ne Hotel Astor
Maurie- John Abbots
Vin Abbott
Lewiston
Edward McQuade
Upseen
Xavier
Mise Agus Storm
Robert Tighe McGusty
Park Avenue
McGunty
Misa Henrietta C. Weatherbee
Benjamin Prince
East Eighty-fifth Street
East Hampton, L. 1
Dexter Blagden
East Fifty-first Street
Birchwood
North East Harbor
Nature
U. S
Columbia
Dreicer
Sth Avenue
Sizth
Mrs. Livingston Parsons
Sarah S. Palmer
Church of the Heavenly Rest
George Carnegie Palmer
Charles F. Neave
Morristow J
Rube Town
Calaboose
Alexander Gaidzakian
Alexander Geldzekiad
Judie Hand
Gaidzakian
Alexander Light
George Winship
Taylorsistant
Shakespear
Rasehe
U.S
Vermont University
Londor
Chas. Baker & Co.’S Stores, Ltd
Gentleman's Cambridge
High Holborn
W. C
Ludgate Hill
E. C
Tottenham Court Road
Edgware Road
King St
Hammersmith
Seven Sisters Road
Croydon
Whitgift House
North End
Merinan Museum of Naturat History
Mageumn
Hota
Maton
Memunz
Bate
Pennnyieam
Hawn
Mannap
Dewavateauin
York
Weaujuarten
Huvnian Elteratuoe
Sivek
Aleond Avenue
Ady
Geo. P. Eckman
Otto Kehrhatan
George Herry
Euward Kelshaw
Thal
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Germany
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Rager
Paetic Stonmehey Navigation Company
Heeb Epltimare
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L. Haines
Benjamin A. Ashmead
Walter Camper
Taylor
Alfred Crowe
Bates
Sara
Matra
Mut
W Leach
Sun
Saturdhy
Putin
Tatson
Faye Ze
Pearce
Pear
Fun Puneral Bruilch
Tame Lick Maser
Father Testa
Weehlee Caytain
Ats Bi
Roar Tb Ak
Dee
Snav
Aera
Yvranduts Ras
Jane
Punter Ornil
Mr. Oi
Tia
the Herald
Onspaqe
Warmis Clete
Punerat
Eitenih Pevsiess
Htoly
Origa
Aube
Mikhilay
Herre
Homan Ny Haturtay
Mary V'nee Mayen
Wits
Peter
Hfaman
Tinsley
Steatenly
Gemass
Pune
Atrobell
Mieke Pihorel
Tess Hens
Allen B. Shepard
Mont Pemers Paes
Sire Te
Paul
Mathes
Gataye
Ted Wapeast
Watson
Martintown
Siaineues
Katie
Freiterie
Pancreat Caeten
Peihwen Steen
Jane Ane
Witherlaei
Velativis
Treonda Amvjiet
Plore Willesch
Kitertan
Tne. J
Kosovo
Adolphe B. Routhier
Dominion
W . Austin Tomes
New Jersey
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