Clarence Hungerford Mackay
American
Lineage
- Father John William Mackay
- Daughter: Ellin Mackay Berlin
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
1902/00/00 | Clarence and Katherine Mackay's mansion is completed. The $781,483 price does not include the architect's commission, art and furnishings, outbuildings or landscaping. | Home | Mackay Estate Gate Lodge | Town of Oyster Bay, NY | |||
1902/00/00 | Designed c 1902 by Warren and Wetmore, the Mackay Estate Dairyman's Cottage at East Hills is built in an eclectic style on Clarence Mackay's Harbor Hill Estate. | Owner | Mackay Estate Dairyman's Cottage | Town of Oyster Bay, NY | |||
1906/01/23 | Booker T Washington and others including Mark Twain, Joseph H Choate, and Robert Curtis Ogden lecture at Carnegie Hall in honor of Tuskegee Institute's Silver Jubilee. | Audience Member | Carnegie Hall | New York City | Tuskegee Institute's Silver Jubilee | ||
1908/06/00 | The Mackay School of Mines building is presented to the University of Nevada, as a memorial to John Mackay, by his widow and son, Marie Louise Mackay and Clarence Mackay. | Benefactor | MacKay School of Mines Building | Reno, NV | |||
1917/00/00 | During the First World War, the government requisitioned the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company's ocean cables in the interest of wartime efficiency and places the head of Western Union in charge. | Work | |||||
1919/00/00 | Clarence Mackay regains control of his ocean cables and works to modernizing the company. | Work | |||||
1920/04/09 | Duncan joins in negotiations to sell his residence for $750,000. Two weeks later the mansion is sold to Clarence H Mackay. | Home | Duncan-Mackay Mansion | New York City | |||
1922/00/00 | Postal Telegraph Cable Co buys the rights to purchase from Telfunken Co of Germany high powered radio apparatus necessary to construct in the United States high powered radio stations. | Work | |||||
1922/09/00 | Mackay announces that the Postal Telegraph Cable Company has entered into an agreement with the Radio Corp of America to collect and deliver trans-Atlantic messages received by cable by either office, while RCA will deliver all messages received by radio. | Work | |||||
1931/07/18 | Former soprano at the Metropolitan Opera, Anna Case, marries Clarence H Mackay during a lavish ceremony at St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Roslyn, Long Island. Irving and Ellin Berlin are seated among the family. | Groom | |||||
1938/11/12 | Clarence H Mackay is hospitalized twice in the Spring and finally, at 11:00 on the night of November 12, 1938, he dies in his bed at 3 East 75th Street. | Died | Duncan-Mackay Mansion | New York City | |||
1938/11/15 | Funeral mass for William Mackay is celebrated at St Patrick's Cathedral. While mourners fill the Cathedral, music is performed by the New York Philharmonic, of which Mackay had once been Chairman of the Board. | In Memoriam | St Patrick's Cathedral | New York City | |||
1938/11/15 | Clarence Hungerford Mackay is buried at Green-Wood Cemetery. | In Memoriam | Green-Wood Cemetery | New York City |
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