Estate of Vanderdill Mounts to 10 Million, Vast Holdings
The Vanderdill estate, valued at about 10 million with annual income near 500000, is managed by T. T. Onley Rhinelander and heirs Cornelius and William K. The Vanderdill fortune rose under shrewd handling, with the sons expanding the estate value and control over key assets including the New York Central Railroad. William Vanderdill and son are described as focused entirely on fortune building.
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Charion
J. van Vechtap Alcott
R&lonlacder
Tow Wovey
Sha
Mac
T. T. Onley Rhinelander
Wilhiem E. Vanderdile
Ibea
New York
Gus
Johe Y
Wlecen
Thas
John
Ireland
Sheepehead Hay
Buvnes
Meane
Joule
Shesps
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Jobo
Laver
Jobe
Leland
Brooklys
Bagag
Coney Ialaod
Coney Island Jockey Club
Cru Fodalsic
Reightse Beach Racing Association
Laca
Mise Pande Nusad
Apa
Ward
Shorty
Fuller
Amos Rusie
Amos
Toth
Soden
Pittsburg Club
Jersey City
W. W. Kerr
P. L. Auten
Frank Ballet
W. J. ‘Tever
Tzlcott
Ruchstuhl
Louisvilles
Grimm
Boston
McKean
Long
Hermann
Ryan
Chicago
Lake Sho Road
Jimmy
Hart
Seles
Chicagos
Bostons
Gleason
St. Louia
Harry Wright
von der Ahe
Brooklyns
Ric
Lyns
Danny
Inois
Atlantics
Anson
Philadelphia
John Y. McKane and Gravesend political sway exposed
A lengthy profile recounts John Y. McKane’s rise as Gravesend boss, his control of police and taxes, and his influence over liquor licenses, race courses, and building. It notes his defiance of court orders, shifting alliances, and the political machinery surrounding him, with criticism of his autocratic leadership and mixed public view.
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O. Y
Avery Bor
McKane
Odler Bose
Biumolf
Hugh McLaughlin
Brooklye
McLaceblie
Board of Supervisors
Kings Ty
New York State
Harriob
Sadie Martinet and others in theater engagements
Sadie Martinet engaged as leading lady to Charles Coghlan. Theresa McCarten becomes Therese Milford. Charles Plunkett contracted for A Queen of Hearts. Aimee Hercht sells a one act curtain raiser A Woman of Some Importance to Charles Frohman. The American Theater in New York to become a free class house under T Henry French management. Blanch Burton, Edward Favor, Jane Hading, and others named with various stage projects, tours, and productions.
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Sadie Martinet
Charles Coghlan
Theresa McCarten
Therese Milford
Charles Plunkett
John Mason
American Theater
New York
T. Henry French
Blanche Burton
Biless
Hilliard
Arthur
Sleep Walker
Edward Favor
Charles A. Dana
London
Bjornsen
Royal Theatre
Mark Twain
James Whitcomb Riley
Hoosier Post
Maud Graeger
Lathrop
Wilson Barraty
Los Angeles
Cnother
Yorkshire
Alice Atherton
Willie Edouin
Ja Shaw
Richard Heary
Ands Robinson
Ruth
Caroline Miskell
Charles H. Hoyt
James O'Neill
Napoleon
A. H. Haven
Josephine
Richard Harding Davis
Irvington
Washington Irving
Mark Mourpoy
Mike Kelly
O'Dowd
Neighbors
New England
Sarah Bernhardt
Conservatory
Rosina Bernhardt
Paris
Ecole de Medicin
Isid
Julio Bernhardt
Berlin
Rue Michodlere
Amelia Glover
Sardou
Mme. Sags Je
Vienna
the Figaro
Austerlitz
Jena
Calve
Jane Hading
Villa Knox
H. E. Dizey
North Pole
Oscar Hammerstein
Columbus Theatre
Rose Coghlan
John J. Sullivan
Dramatic Mirror
Fifth Avenue Theater
Sam
John
Stuart Robson
Robson
Cromlo
Syracuse
Glass Shine
Dromlo
Ephesus
Georgia Cayvan
Lyceuti
Baseball News and Gossip From The Diamond Era
Baseball news notes umpire changes and lineup details for Anson’s Infield with Decker Camp Irwin and Dabien. Camp’s brother Winfield Score joins Chicago after pitching for Augusta. Trade talks involve Dablan Grimm Long McKean and Hermann while Amos Rusie remains on the fringes.
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Gaffney
Ed” Swartwood
Brooklyn
Young
Anson
Decker
Camp
Irwin
Dabien
Chicago
Winfield Score Camp
Augusta Club
Talcott
Dablan
Nude art theme drives New York exhibition preview
A national exhibition by the Society of Artists at the American Fine Society galleries in New York City highlights nude studies as a modern influence. Augustus St Gaudens funds a prize. the Shaw fund offers $1,000 for an oil painting. Notable artists Eddie A Abbey Kenyon Cox and Augustus St Gaudens are named in participant lists.
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Society of A Artists
American Fl Society
West Pitt Street
New York City
Augustus St. Gaudens
St. Gaudene
Shaw Fund
Samuel T. Shaw
Eddie A. Abbey
Kenyon Cox
Kenyon Cos
Haliimore
National Academy
Hunoat
Americana Society
Augustus St Gaudens
Journey
Dublin
Ireland
Academy
Willem
bin Sartel
Bonpat
Himmett
Exhibition of American Art Faces Censorship Clash
A showing of American artists seeks to defy narrow taste with nude and themed works. The Hanging Committee led by Alfred Collins and Frederick Kent faces Senate critics as plans proceed for a March 9 opening with private view March 10 and public access thereafter. The display includes painters like Sherwood, W. Story pupils, and Italian connections, with a focus on original paintings and sculpture amid debate over censorship and jury approval.
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Alfred Q. Collins
Frederick W. Kent Francis
Jones
NODF
Senate
St. Gaud
Sherwood
Wiliam
Land
L'Academie Sulla
Studiaw
Julian
New York
W. W. Story
Wee
Anytin
Gloucestershire
England
Cociiiag Benut
Adelpha
Mary Cavant
Stanley Relubaedte
Pittsburg
Helene DeKay Gilder
York
T. Alexander Harrison
Fa Ff
Philad
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