New York Rosicrucian notes and art museum history
Rosicrucians in New York discuss stock market shifts sparked by tariff changes and speculation. The piece traces banking, art patrons, Vanderlyn, the Rotunda, and the rise of the Museum of Art, highlighting Rembrandts and the Altman collection, plus Poultry and postal notes.
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Altman
Pierport Morgan
New York
Lome
Catherine Loriilard Wolfe
Hunt Club Dinner and Ball at Goshen Inn Remarkably Festive
Mrs Harriman hosted the Glen Arden Hunt Club and guests for a dinner and hunt ball at Goshen Inn. Decorations featured chrysanthemums and cosmos from the Harriman estate. About 100 guests attended, dining in the hotel dining room before a lively ball with Miss Harriman and guests in elegant gowns. Supper followed with McClellan’s orchestra and a chorus of compliments as dancing continued into the night.
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Harriman
Glen Arden
Harrimaan
Ard
Straina
Conrmd
Faners
New York
Jelty
Baganusic
van Maat
McClellan
Cns
Oriersen
Whea Farms
Camielia
Ohnsen
Bond
Cuarel
Bariman
Robert Gerrs
Josephine Oeborne
Mimi
Janet Alexander
May Harriman
Carmelia Landon
Misa Marguerite Sheffel
Mina Margaret Steward
Ratherine Seward
HYMENEAL COPLAND LAWRANCE SUSSEX NJ BRIDAL
Miss Mabel Frances Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Lawrence and John Edward Copeland of New York city wed at the bride’s parents home in Sussex on Wednesday ceremony led by Rev EB A Hamilton. Guests from New York Albany Newark and other towns attended. The couple will reside at 716 West 207th Street New York after a short honeymoon.
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Misa Atina Bealey
New York
Madge Wilton
Jace
Jeasle Ward Lawrence
Theron
Copeland
Henry Ward Stoneman
Betty Ward Stonendun
Albany
Rowley
Middletown
N.Y
Ller
Mra. Copeland
West 207Th Alreat
New York City
Newark
Newton
Hackangack
Williame
Sussex
N. J
B. 8
Miss Abhie 'Avitama
Steler
Mias Etoma Kent
Hamburg
Maid of Honor
Cat Giasa
Aliver
Hnon
Ghoney
Articlan
England
Warwick
New Milford
Han Mid
Morton & Lowia
Crawford-Ieving Rutherford Crawford Married at Mepewell Manor
The marriage of Crawford-Ieving and Mina Lacy Irvving took place at Mepewell Manor at 2 p m on a Wednesday in October. Officiant Rea J Beekine presided. Attendants included Mina Camila Anderson and James Javeox with a circle of friends offering congratulations.
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Crawford—Ieving
Rutherford J. Crawford
Mina Lacy
Haight-Kraypes Nuptials Tie Two Families in City
A wedding took place Saturday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Otis W Krause. Their only daughter Richet Rose married Charlea F Balett of New York City. Mr Haight is a
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Henke
Chemical
New York
Brooklyn Wedding Announces Bright Young Couple
Mise Kriuse, a bright skilled musician and niece of N. D. Mille, will wed Frank H. Barber of this city. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in New York. The ceremony took place at 26 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn with Rev F P Hunter presiding. The Barbers hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Barber. The bride will live with her parents at 201 East Main Street for now.
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Circleville
N. D. Mille
Mise
Kriuse
New ‘York City
Haight Baw
Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn
Nathan J. Mills
Cuban Players May Be Seen On Local Nine
New York Oct 24 Special The Nyandi League officers will be elected at the December meeting in New York. Plans call for eight clubs with Middletown Kingston Newburgh Poughkeepsie as western wing and Long Branch Stamford South Norwalk Danbury as eastern wing. Club talks include trades for Padrone Viola and possible additions from Reading Easton Paterson and Stamford. The league eyes strong expansion and a reappointment of Cox as delegate to the National Association.
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Chemical
New York Herald
Génnett
Persse & Brooks
New York
England
American Poultry Association Bg
Australia
America
Nyandi League
League
Nationes' League
R. M. Cox
National Association
Columbus
Messrs
Landgraf
Lawier
Piau
Knorr
South Norwalk
War
Stanford
James Giblin
Buck
Jones
Stamford
Plaviant Apring
Middletown
Kingston
New ‘Burgh
Poughkeepsie
Long Branch
Sowth
Norwalk
Danbury
Cox
New York City
Nyanda
Conn
Reading
Easton
Paterson
South Norwoalk
Jack Lawier
Ernest Landgraf
W oliMau
Warins
Lawlor
Henriquez
Patrone
Viola
Eley
Vioia
Malay
Scotl
Newark
N. 3
McGrath
Moshier
Abern
Walsh
Kesman
McCullyn
Wem
Carlos Henriques
Long Granc
Tod” Bolescroth
Newburgh
Grae Landrrat
Dex Vary
Freeman, Weed
Poughkeepale
John Canto
Tacks Bente
Bondholders Win Bid for Middletown Union Rail Road
The Middletown Unionville and Water Gap Railroad was sold Saturday at a foreclosure auction in the Municipal Building to Charles I Henry representing bondholder committees for 75 000. The bid was the only offer and was accepted after a call by Referee Roswell C Coleman. The plan of reorganization approved by the Public Service Commission envisions four new corporations to own and operate the line, with mortgage and stock allocations totaling 600 000. the new entity aims to run trains from Batonvite to this city as an independent road, with limited Erie connections and substantial local employment impacted.
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Middletown
Unionrilies and
Gap Railroad
Garrett T. Townsend
Frank H. Finn
Sanford
Warwick
Charles I. ‘Henry
New York
Thomas Watts
Erie: Railroad’ Company
Goshen
Susquehanna’ &.Western
Roe
Blandy, Mooney and Shipnia
Niow
York
City
B. F. Wollman
Wollman
A. W. Powsley
Ainn Arb
Public Service Commission
Ars
Batonvite
Erie
Pit Service Commission
Prince ‘Stadt
Joseph
Tachors Frend
Mulberry
Soe
Drenian
Charles Street
Mahon
Charles ‘Predinore
Adininiis
Montgomery Local Notices and Moves Report
Montgomery notices list residents moving into and out of Scott’s Corners and nearby areas, a church roast supper yielding funds, a W C T U meeting, a town board highway inspection, and updates on hospital care and Boy Scouts meeting plans. Notable names include Mr and Mrs El Judd, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Scott, Lang chapel, Frank Mc Kish house, Luke’s Hospital, and George W Blick.
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Montgomery
el Judd
Newburgh
Village
Walden
Benjamin Scott
Scott
Anna T
Lang
Hume
George W. Blick
Aighwasz “Witla Wwhigom
Cox, Wilkin, Miller and Wiley
Thomas K .Harrie
Luke’s Hospital
Berea
Montgomery Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Tuesday Evening Meeting Time Noted
The notice records a meeting time as Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock.
Wallace's Errand One of Love
Wallace of Beacon sails from Inat in July for a three month Labrador expedition to rivet a bronze tablet honoring fellow explorer Leonidas Hubbard who died in 1903. Hubbard, famed for northern adventure and endurance, died during a quest for new data in uncharted regions. Hubbard lived in Ursinboro, Sullivan County, with his wife. locals admired their rifle skills.
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Diion ‘Wallace
Beacon
Labrador
Wallace
Leonidas Hubbard
Hubbard
Leondes Hubbard
Wurisboro
Sullvan County
Hubberd
Outdoor Subject Poems by Wiartsporo Couple
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a literary work on outdoor subjects by a husband and wife duo. The prose hints at county life and humorous sketches titled Jolly Tramas around Wiartsporo, with sparse readable details on location and scope.
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Wiartsporo
Bank President Dead in Utica at 58
Charles Fillington, president of Herkimer National Bank, died at age 58 in Utica. The brief notice notes his leadership role and age, with a standard small-city obituary tone.
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Utica
Charles Fillington
Herkimer’ Nationa Bank
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