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LlAUtUJ •ith ofage ofiehardplaceide.fromesday.* New Gris-ildrengfield,yton’s1t. liasok of4md iser ha?d will |o has slow-Isaac jvYash- jir the j been ito Utica; a large Boston contract in1899. The West Shore Railroad Company favored . Beckwith Quack-enhnsli even at larger hids than others,because of their push and energy incompleting work. To this work Mr. Quackenbush broneht a ripe experience, a breadth of technical skill andability, and a rare business instinct that resulted not only m satisfaction to his business associates and clients,hut redonded to his own wealth and reputation, Much of Mr, Quack-enhush’s time was spent in Washington, D. C., Boston and other places, hut he delighted in returning to Mohawk, and during the past few years occupied his lovely home here the greater partof the time. In spite of his long»absences, he never lost interest in localvaffairs and was one of the staunchest promoters and upholders of municipal progress and development. His charity was of the practical unassuming sort. He had been ill about sixJprominHeap i:tentioncialismfore tlas an ethe ap marks Since ttion aImonths and died of Bright’s disease. He is survived by his widow, two sons, Edward 0. Quackenbush and RalphB. Quackenbush of Mohawk, and one daughter. Mrs. Helen Davis of Fonda.vogue.penseslongerbut anthereof out accTake,Boyd,and sti This ol He isand his a totalShanahHis ex to $44.! tendenl last yt tion, w the yea from 1ex pens;exceedlievedoisupermfrom +
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Herkimer Democrat
Herkimer, New York, US
Wed, Jun 10, 1903
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