Sheng Appointment Sparks Chinese Protest Rumors
A Times dispatch from Shanghai notes Sheng Taotai of Shanghai and Director General of Railways and Telegraphs for all China is slated to go to Peking as a plenipotentiary. His crafty reputation alarms high Chinese officials and may trigger a storm of protest, signaling Li Hongzhang’s possible setback in court affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
The
Times
Sheng
Taotai
Peking
China
Thibet
Customs Taotai
Tien-Tsin
Chinese Imperial Bank
Li-Hung-Chang
Explanatory Statement Shows Conger Ordered by State Dept
The reservation Conger added to the Peking ultimatum was not his choice but the State Department fix to protect its policy. Officials aimed to avoid reopening negotiations and preserve the American position while signaling no armed backing for the note and limiting garrison terms. Commentary from London and Peking notes hope for settlement and reforms, with no Empress Dowager recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conger
Peking
State Department
Mr. Conger
Pralijic
United States
Pechi-Li
Americans First to Enter the Forbidden City in Peking
Brig. Gen. Heywood forwards Capt. Charles G. Lang’s letter stating American Marines were first inside the Forbidden City at Peking. Lang recalls Aug 6 actions of Company D forcing the fourth gate and occupying key buildings before withdrawing to the first gate with guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heywood
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Charles G. Lang
China
Forbidden City
Peking
Chien-Men Gate
Miv
Matthews
Lieut. Little
United States Marines
Praise for the Americans in Peking outlined by Whigham
In The Morning Post today H J Whigham surveys Peking noting about a quarter of a million people work and live in the American quarter. He praises American municipal governance and policing and contrasts the American and Japanese districts with the German and Chinese sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morning Post
Peking
J. Whigham
Whigham
French Claim a Big Victory Near Thi Teheou
Dispatch from Paris reports Gen Baillaud’s detachment defeating Chinese regulars and Boxers at Thi Teheou south of Paoting Foo. The village was captured then burned with neighboring settlements. Chinese losses cited at about 1,000 men. French forces suffered no casualties. Christian Chinese families reportedly maltreated by Chinese regulars. Berlin notes Count Waldersee’s report of a later engagement east of Chochaw near Peking with 500 Chinese, five standards and four cannon left behind, Chinese forces fleeing toward Kuansien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
Peking
Baillaud
Thi- Teheou
Pao-ting-Foo
Bailoud
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Chochaw
Kuan-Hsien
Boxers Burn Catholics Reported Near Peking
The Rev. Mr. Kelly, a Presbyterian missionary, reports Boxers burned twenty one Roman Catholics thirty miles north of Peking. Thousands of armed Chinese seen in the San Ho country. Conger forwards the report to Field Marshal Count von Waldersee. Japanese and German troops dispatched to probe the claims. Christmas festivities differ among nations as troops from several countries observe the holiday. German forces are reviewed during flag presentations to two regiments in a broadly international event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld Oy
Peking
Rumors of violence against Christians near Peking
A Morning Post Peking correspondent reports rumors that many villages east of Peking are joining to exterminate native Christians with several said to be burned in a local temple, amid claims of a large military display in London dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peking
The
Morning Post
German Troops Stir British Protected Areas Spurring Debate
A Pall Mall Gazette dispatch from Peking dated December 4 reports irritation over German troop activity in British protected districts. The note says talks of Britain seceding from the allied command arose, but the Foreign Office denies any truth to that claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Peking
Thuch
Foreign Office
Castellanes' Bric-a-Brac Case Reaches Trial Judgment Soon
In Paris the First Civil Tribunal heard Maitre Bonnat argue for the Count and Countess Boni de Castellane in the Wertheimer bric-a-brac suit. The Castellanes seek debt reduction, restitution of items, daily penalties, and damages, while Wertheimer contests authenticity and urges limited restitution. Judgment set for Jan. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Seine
Maitre Bonnat
Boniface de Castellane
Charles Wertheimer
Wertheimer
George J. Gould
New York
Castellanes
Castellanos
Maitre I*oucauld
Mr. Wertheimer
Count Boni
America
America's Growing Power in European Economy
The Frankfurter Zeitung notes in its yearly review that U S influence on Europe’s economy has grown over the past year. It cites American iron market signals, Wall Street as a global standard, and U S currency as a creditor nation shifting political constellations and U S diplomacy in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frankfurter Zeitung
United States
Europe
America
Wall Street
Spain
Nicaragua U Canal
Baldwin Ziegler Expedition: Baldwin Buys Esquimaux
Evelyn B. Baldwin the Arctic explorer has purchased the Esquimaux, the largest and sturdiest whaling ship, for the Baldwin Ziegler expedition. He will equip her with modern appliances and name her America. A rival bidder, the British Antarctic expedition, wanted the Esquimaux as a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baldwin
Esquimaux
London
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin-Ziegler
British Antarctic Expedition
Hsquimaux
Cardinal Bishop of Washington Swindler Gets Five-Year Term
Paris authorities confirm five years in prison for Goffray an ingenious swindler who posed as a cleric in April claiming to be Cardinal Bishop of Washington and soliciting funds. He duped donors in clerical circles and faces further legal consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Goffray
Washington
Fraud Exposed After Monk's Rocky Mountain Tale
The narrative recounts Father Goffray’s claims of celebrating masses among the young Indians of New Mexico and his escape from arrest in Strassburg. He later lectured Trappist monks at Montelimar about being scalped by Rockies Indians while preaching. The deception surfaced when he declared Rocky Mountain Indians were Eskimos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Goffray
Strassburg
Montelimar
Rocky Mountains
Protection for Soudanese Promised
Lord Cremer reviewed the Egyptian troops in Soudan under Sir Francis Wingate and told a Dinka deputation that British and Egyptian flags guarantee protection from slave raids and respect for ancient customs. The chiefs left expressing gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khartoum
Soudan
Lord Cremer
Sirdar
Francis R. Wingate
Czar Restored to Health After Illness
Russian Interior Minister M Sipiaguine arrived from Livadia and said the Czar is completely restored to health able to take long walks and live daily He has had three audiences with the Emperor since the illness ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
M. Sipiaguine
Livadia
Liberia's President Resigns as Legislature Chooses Successor
Liberia's President W. D. Coleman resigned on December 11 amid legislature disapproval of interior policy. Secretary of State G. W. Gibson was elected President by the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leone
West Coast of Africa
Liberia
W. D. Coleman
G.W. Gibson
Lord Beresford Relapses After Peritonitis
Lord William Beresford, previously improving from peritonitis on Christmas Day, suffered a serious relapse as reported from London on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord William Beresford
London
William Leslie de la Poer Beresford
Andrees Brother Opens Will Amid Missing Aeronaut
A Copenhagen dispatch to The Daily Mail says Andree's brother, whose sister vanished on a historic Arctic air voyage, has finally opened his will amid despair of her return from the Arctic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree
London
Dee
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
Andrée
Actress Della Fox Marries Jacob D Levy in Baltimore
Baltimore wedding ends Della Fox's vaudeville career plans. The bride, 25, weds Jacob D Levy 35 of New York in a Common Pleas Clerk office ceremony conducted by Rev Will iam Wray. Levy, a former theatre treasurer, plans a tour with Fox in a new musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Della Fox
Jacob D. Levy
New York
Court of Common Pleas
William W. Wray
Immanuel Reformed Church
Fox
Levy
Theatrical Gossip and Cast Changes in New York Shows
Charles Frohman signs Otis Harlan for The Girl from Up There and Amelia Bingham’s company shifts to January begins at the Bijou Theatre with a Christmas vacation. Wiener Blut renamed Vienna Lite after a Strauss prize. Elsa Martens wins the $50 prize. Florodora reshuffles cast as Fannie Johnston’s illness forces understudy to fill, and Cyril Scott misses songs due to a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Otis Harlan
Amelia Bingham
Bijou
Rudolph Aronson
Johann Strauss
Florodora
Fannie Johnston
Dolores
Guetma L. Baker
Vallenda
Johnston
Cyril Scott
Mrs I N Phelps Stokes Named Twelfth District School Inspector
Mayor Van Wyck appointed Mrs. I N Phelps Stokes of 118 East 22nd Street as a Twelfth District school inspector. She is daughter in law of Anson Phelps Stokes and formerly Edith Minturri. No salary is attached to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
I. N. Phelps Stokes
East Twenty-second Street
Stokes
Anson Phelps Stokes
Edith Minturri
Woman Fatally Burned in Sulphur Mixture Accident
May Sutherland a twenty four year old saleswoman from Red Bank New Jersey died in Brooklyn after a sulfur mixture she prepared for a cat exploded in Miss Emma Brown's fancy goods store at 317 Broadway. Miss Brown and Mrs. Weinreich tried to extinguish the flames but she died before aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Sutherland
Emma Brown
Broadway
Brooklyn
Miss Brown
Weinreich
Miss Sutherland
Red Bank
N. J
Wilcox Saxton Wedding in Clyde New York
Ida Louise Saxton daughter of Judge Charles T. Saxton and Professor Arthur Henry Wilcox of Rochester married at the Saxton home in Clyde New York. Rev Alexander Bramley officiated before about one hundred guests. Best man Arthur Saxton and bridesmaid Helen Saxton assisted. The groom, Rochester High School principal, and bride will reside in Rochester after a wedding trip to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Rochester
Fire destroys Providence M E Church in St. Joseph
Fire today caused by an air tight stove explosion partially destroyed Providence Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev J L Leonard pastor was fatally burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. Leonard
Glass price rise to 15 percent on all window glass
Huntington WV December 26 The independent glass combine newly formed will raise window glass prices by 15 percent starting January 1.
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Huntington
W. Va
Independent Glass Combine
Society Busy Amid Holiday Season In New York
New York society recovers slowly from Christmas holidays as many influentials stay abroad. The social calendar features Stuyvesant Fish Morris Jr. and Elizabeth Wynkoop wedding at Calvary Church, Mrs. Gallatin hosting a children's party, and numerous dinners and dances for the young set. Mme Bernhardt appears at the Astoria. engagements include Marshall Clyde and Marjorie Bucklin. Private balls and New Year events span New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, with notable figures attending from the Havemeyers, Oelrichs, and Drexel circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stuyvesant Fish Morris, Jr
Elizabeth Hillis Wynkoop
Frederic Gallatin
Elisa Strong
William V. B. Kip
Philip Rhinelander
Pratt
Sherry’s
William H. Davidge
Miss Davidge
William A. Fraser
Edward Lyman Short
Mme. Bernhardt
Astoria
Maurice Bernhardt
Francois Coppée
Puccini La Bohéme Stars At Metropolitan Opera
The first La Bohéme at the Metropolitan drew a notable social audience on East Sixty-ninth Street. Prominent attendees included Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mrs. Astor senior, Lady Cunard, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. William D. Sloane, and many other social figures in elegant gowns and boxes, while several boxes were vacant as families spent the week out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puccini
Metropolitan Opera House
Francis Burrell Hoffman
Mme
Nordica
Louise Ward McAllister
Lady Cunard
Edmund Baylies
W. K. Vanderbilt
William F. Burden
Andrew S. Clarke
Paris
Burden
Annie Leary
Charles Peters
Frederick Pearson
Storrs Wells
Lawrence
Lorillard Spencer
Leo Everett
Albert Bierstadt
William Jay
Bradish Johnson
Countess de Langier_Villars
S. N. Phelps Stokes
John Vinton Dahlgren
Edward Reeve-Merritt
A. T. Ashmore
Charles T. Barney
Miss Barney
Jules Reynal
Thebaud
J. F. de Lanier
Joseph Stickney
Henry Clews
Parsons
Washington Society Hosts Leiter Return Reception at Dupont Circle
Mr and Mrs Levi Z Leiter returned to Washington after three years away with a large reception at their Dupont Circle home. The event featured subtle floral decor, formal gowns, and a long guest list of notable officials and diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Z. Leiter
Washington
Dupont Circle
Lady Curzon
India
Mrs. Leiter
Miss Leiter
Daisy Leiter
Harlan
Gray
McKenna
Justice Brewer
Brewer
Henderson
Fairbanks
Hoar
Lodge
Wetmore
Hale
Kean
Wolcott
Satterlee
Bishop Hurst
Mackay Smith
Frank Riggs
Hobson
Pauncefote
Gallaudet
Hitt
Fairfax Harrison
Lester
Gage
Rodt
Griggs
Charles Emory Smith
Miss Wilson
Collections For Hospitals Show Broad Support
Mrs. James Speyer reports numerous donations to the Woman's Fund of the Hospital from many contributors including Mrs. S. A. Fisk Mrs. J. Db. Fowler and Mrs. H. M. Munroe. Donations range from 2. to 100 dollars with many $5 and $10 gifts from numerous stakeholders, totaling significant support across New York households and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Speyer
Madison Avenue
Hospital Saturday and
Woman’s Fund
C. P. Hunting
S. A. Fisk
J. Db. Fowler
Robert
A. B. Emmons
Wither
C.H. Wood
S. R. Guggen
Cig "Hendricks
G. “H Millard
Wm. Qoothout
H. D. Auchinott
A. Welman
CIOSS
M. E. W Foodbury
E. Stetson
A. M. Clarke
S. N. Benjamin
Robinson
W. H. Lewis
S. S. Marie
J. D. Archbold
M. E. Maxton
E. Remsen
FE. Calmar
S. Thomas
W. H. Tilling
L. T. Hoyt
James Timson
A. le Hyde
I. Davenport
O. B. Jennings
Almira Greer
E. Stevens
Julia Wray
Wm. Allen
Fairchild
C. K. Rossiter
E. S.° Welles
A. Bissell
T. L. de Vinne
FE. Aymar
A. S. Stevens
R. §. Hayes
C. S. Agnew
W. M. Peckham
H. W. Barnes
W. H. Harris
M. H. Sayre
D. B. Moran
F. M. Freeman
J. V. Meserole
J. C., Zimmer
W. F. King
Mann
T. H. Sarber
T. E. Satter
H. S. Wilson
Thwaite
B. Johnson
E. W. S. Pick
BE. Hendricks
Hardt
M. D. Colla
H. W. Webb
Arnold Falk
O. Lt. Richard
J. M. Mitchell
T. Braine
A. D. Irving
J. C. Jones
F. Vanderbilt
W. W. Rich
A. Scheftel
H. J. Chisholm
B. Hoffman
E. N.C. Morris
G. Kortright
W. H. Peck
E.E. Turnbull
C. H. Ditson
C. T. Olmsted
R. Olyphant
C. W. Bowen
Berne
P. G. Bartlett
E. C. Moore
E. E. Lorillard
C. D. Smith
Co. A. Chandler
D. S. Lamont
J. Sinclair
D. C. Gurnee
R. R. Blackwell
Henry C. Eno
R. B. Moffatt
E. B. Sexton
C. I
N._ Bijur
W. W. Swiddy
F. M. Waring
N. E. Baylies
H. Vogel
L. Underwood
W. C. Gulliver
G. T
Charity Appeal Seeks 350000 for Jewish Orphan Home
The Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society of New York requests 350000 to expand the present home serving 950 children. Overcrowding and lack of gym space prompt plans to buy land for a new wing cost 159000 and a new building cost 200000 at the Eleventh Avenue Grand Boulevard vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society of
New York
Board of
Samuel D. Levy
Presient
Eleverith Avenue
Grand Boulevard
One Hundred and Fiftieth
One Hundred and Fifty-first Streets
Notable Texas cattleman HL Pierce dies at Pierce Station
A. HL Pierce, described as Texas's richest cattleman with vast holdings, dies yesterday at Pierce Station. The report notes his status as a multimillionaire with extensive Texas interests.
Donations for Haganey Family Aid
The New York Times records donations to the family of Joseph Haganey including William Horace 20 A. G. and A. Levy 1, with others such as A Horseman five dollars and A Reader in THE TIMES three dollars. The funds have been delivered to the distressed family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haganey
The
New York Times
Joseph Haganey
William Horace
A. G
the Times
A. Levy
Baird Datesman Wedding in Lock Haven and Krieg Ranft Nuptials
Grace Good Datesman of Lock Haven Penn marries Addison W Baird of New York City in a December 26 ceremony at her parents home officiated by Rev J H Wright. Hermine T Krieg wed Richard Ranft at her mother's residence in a separate nuptial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird—Datesman
J. Hulich Wright
Grace Good
Charles F. Datesman
Lock Haven
Penn
Addison W. Baird
New York City
Banft—Krieg
Hermine T. Krieg
Richard Ranft
Died Notices From New York and Vicinity
Death notices list Rosalie Bleakley Frances Delprat Isaac Ferris Standish Heineken Sidney Miller Jacob Pentz George Ryerson Theodore Saltus James Traynor Hugo Wesendonck Joseph White Thomas Williams Buchanan Winthrop and related funeral arrangements with dates locations and times in New York area churches and residences.
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John Charles
Sophia Elizabeth Delprat
Ferris
Mount Vernon
Isaac Ward Ferris
M. D
Chancellor Ferris
South 9Th Av
N. Y
Harlem
New York
Kensico
Heineken
New Brighton
S. L
Standish Parker Heineken
Gustave
Marion Price Heineken
Miller
Sidney Greene
Silvanus Miller
Willard Parker
West 9Th St
Pentz
Jacob
Adam Perry
Jane Thomas Pentz
Staten Island
Ryerson
Robert Ogden Fowler
Metuchen
N. J
George M. Ryerson
Newton
East 51St St
James J.’ Traynor
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Sth St
Wesendonck
West Ssth St
Hugo Wesendonck
Liederkranz Hall
East 58Th St
Greenwood
Philadelphia
White
Madison Av
Joseph Theodore White
Danbury
Conn
Grand Central Station
Williams
West
57Th St
Thomas Bisland Wiliams
Benjamin Haines
Elizabeths. Williams
Mississippi
Grace Church
Southern
Holland Lodge
A. M
W. Bro
Thos
B. Williams
J. W. Crosby
Winthrop
Buchanan
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Ahrens
Johanna
Wilhelmine
Brooklyn
Cornell
Clara
Bellevue
Celio
Celestino
Cullane
Patrick
Clark
Kathleen
Workhouse
Carroll
Mary
Dwyer
Michael
Ea St
Duppert
George
Mills Hotel
DE Lamar
Joseph
Franklin
Gomzz
Chrystie St
Hermon
Sarah
Broome St
Harrington
Harden
Richard
Hanrehan
Catherine
Helen
St. Johnson
Hester
Jorgensen
Peter
James
Joseph M
Kaveny
Rose
Kerwin
Bridget
Kroh
Hiram C
Kremle
Frank
Leichter
Ridge Lyons
S$ Lewis
Ethel
Sydney G
McKnight
A. L
Randall's Island
McLoughlin
Ann
McHarg
Rufus K
McGowan
Ellen
McEtefr
Marcella
Naylor
Kate
Nealis
William
Pearl St
Reiber
Albert
Nesh
Russell
William H
Varick
Reed
Mary A
Rowe
Georgina
Barrow St
Russok
Roehm
Emma L
St. Mark's Pi
Roko
Aveces Schmidt
Sigmund
Bowery
Stein
Elizabeth
Stebbins
Josephine R
Spitzer
Rosa
St. Mark's Saltus
Theodore
Schmitt
E. 17Th Place
Tedesco
Andrea
Roosevelt St
Tynan
Teffean
Lizzie
Vail
Jane D
Wahnsley
Maria
Madison
Harlem Railroad Private Station at Kensico Cemetery Ride
A dated note describes a private Harlem Railroad station at Kensico Cemetery near Grand Central Depot with a 435 minute ride to an office at 16 East 42 Street. The fragment mentions a cemetery station and travel details without broader context.
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Kensicuo Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
E. 42
Cypress Hills Cemetery Access From Brooklyn Ferries
From Brooklyn ferries by electric or elevated railroad to Cypress Hills Cemetery with New York office located at 1 Madison Avenue.
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Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
New York
Madison Avenue
Death of Tomas B. Williams Former NYSE Governor
Tomas B. Williams longtime NYSE governor and Van Dyck Williams partner died at 41 West Thirty-seventh Street. Born May 17 1853 in Pine Ridge Mississippi he moved to New York in 1871 and joined the firm in 1881 with his brother William Williams. He was a member of several clubs and a Past Master and Treasurer of Holland Lodge No. 8 A M. He married Ida Coster in 1890 and is survived by her.
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A. HL. Pierce
Texas
Pierce Station
Simon D. Newcoms
Rensselaer County
Washington
Newcomb
House of Representatives
William L. Pert
Citizens’ National Bank of
Potsdam
Father Fidelis
Order of Minor
Trenton
Lady
Mount Vernon
South Ninth Avenue
Ferris
New York University
Yale University Medical College
New York
Grand Rapids
Mich
Schenectady
N. Y
Hall
Fhe
Central New Jersey Herald
Ulric Dahlgren
Tomas B. Williams
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Wall Street
West Thirty-seventh Street
Pine Ridge
Miss
van Dyck & Williams
William Williams
Williams
Wiliams
Stock Exchange
Badminton
Union
Southside
Holand Lodge No. 8
Death of Rev Thomas Murphy Philadelphia clergyman and author
The Rev Dr Thomas Murphy eminent Philadelphia Presbyterian clergyman dies after brief illness from bronchial pneumonia at his home aged ?. Born 1823 in County Antrim Ireland he studied at Hamilton College and Princeton earning D D and LL D degrees He served at Frankford Church most of his ministry and later devoted himself to literature and mission work He authored four church books including The Seven Churches of Asia and Pastoral Theology widely used in seminaries He was elected Commissioner to the Pan Presbyterian Council in Ireland in the early seventies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
Philadelphia
Murphy
County Antrim
Ireland
United States
New Hartford
N. Y
Hamilton College
Princeton University
Log College
Princeton
Frankford
Asia
Pan-Presbyte Council
Longtime New York merchant Joseph T. White dies at 121 Madison
Joseph Theodore White, a veteran of the Seventh Regiment and longtime dry and fancy goods merchant, died yesterday at his apartments at 121 Madison Avenue. Born in 1812 in this city, he started in business at fourteen and worked in New Orleans and San Francisco before returning to New York, later partnering with his nephew Theodore B. Starr at 206 Fifth Avenue. He leaves one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Theodore White
Madison Avenue
Mr. White
Joseph Fairchild White
Danbury
Maiden Lane
Twenty-seventh Regiment
San Francisco
New York
Theodore B. Starr
Fifth Avenue
White
Deaths Reported December 26 in New York City
A long list of deceased individuals is reported with names and addresses across Manhattan and Brooklyn. The notices include many residents from W 16th St to Kings County Almshouse, with ages ranging from late teens to seniors, and several tied to hospitals and shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mare McCarthy
Mary
Leonard St
McGovern
James
Berry St
Bange
Henry W
Central
Bromberg
Bertha
Broadway
Conlin
Poplar _St
Lee Av
Gainbardella
Anna
Kett Graham
Jennie F
Powers
Glisley
Kellar
Martin
Hewes
Kojan
Riene
Adelphi
Lombard
Louis
Moroney
Oakland St
Moran
Henry
Fulton Sivess MacKenzie
Clarence A
NostraNd
Steers
Asha McCguire
Sarah
McGrath
Rosanna
Pemberton
Margaret
Kings County Almshouse
Nat Ross
Lafayette
Rosenberg
Rachel
Stone St
Searle
George
St. John’s
Shuler
Bond St
Shire
Albert
Kings County
Sanderson
Union St
Thornton
Lena
Thompson
Ruth H
Winter
J. L
Long Island College Hospital
Walsh
White
John
Wepprecht
J. A
Schaeffer
Weisbecker
Elsie M
van Brunt St
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Tuxedo
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Newport
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Herr Andreas Dippel
Frau Dippel
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Thomas B. Williams
Manhattan and
Bronx
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!