Red Cross Funds Near 170 Million Mark Across Divisions
The Second War Mercy Fund totals 106,439,291 with indications that the drive will reach 170 million when all divisions report. Davison notes broad nationwide support, with Gulf division surpassing its quota and several regions more than doubling their targets. Alaska, Illinois and others show strong gains as the drive begins recruiting nurses and students for Army and Navy service.
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Washington
Ameri- Red Cross
Megry P. Davison
O Croes War Council
Red Cross
Gulf
Atlantic
C of Columbia
Davison
United States
Red Crosse War Council
New York
Lew England
Ortherwestern
Alabama
Mississippi
Wyoming
Aragona
South Carolina
New Jersey
Connecticut
Michima
Nebraska
Kentucky
Colorado
New Mexico
New Hampshire
North Kota
Idaho
Delaware
West Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Kansas
Alaska
Central Division
Missionaries in Danger Reach Port Seard in Relief Effort
Montclair New Jersey reports Captain William B. Dodd of the Palestine Red Cross Expedition has safely arrived at Port Seard after departing the United States in March. His son Dr Edward M Dodd, a Montclair High School graduate, relayed news of Armenian refugees facing massacre famine typhus and typhoid while Turkish forces approach Lake Aramia. The expedition seeks to aid refugees as a Kurdish advance threatens towns and a British move toward Mosul offers hope for the trapped mission group.
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New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Port Seard
William B. Dodd
Palestine
South Africa
Atlantic
Dodd
M. Dodd
Mont High School
North A
Canat Tabriz
Massa
Todd
Edward M
Arabia
Lake Aramia
Mosul
Uramia
Tour Raises 683000 for Red Cross from All Star Cast
A three week national tour of the all star cast of Out There ended in Pittsburgh Saturday night raising 683000 for the Red Cross. Pittsburgh performances netted 1356 dollars the largest single program total. An autograph sold in Pittsburgh brought 20500 dollars.
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Red Cross
Pittsburgh
Pittsburch
Last Sermon at Old First Presbyterian and War Reflections
The Rev I Howard Duffield preached the final service at the old First Presbyterian Church Eleventh Street and Fifth Avenue before its merger with Madison Square congregation under Dr Charles H Parkhurst. Duffield urged faith amid rapid world changes linking Christ to civilization amid German war deeds. Memorials honored the late Rev Minot J Savage at the Church of the Messiah where he once pastored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Howard Duffield
First Presbyterian
Eleventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Charles’ H. Parkhurst
Presbyterian Church
University Place
Charles Alexander
Dr. Duffield
Christ
S. Edward Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Bedford Avenue
Dean Street
Braachen
Germany
America
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of Ascension
Minot J. Savage
Savage
Lighthouses aid blind soldiers in France reach 10 daily
Miss Winifred Holt reports the three Phare de France branches assist about 10 blind soldiers daily and provide 2,400 lessons monthly. The combined Lighthouses have touched roughly 38,500 blind or partially blind individuals, with 2,000 woolen wraps made in 1917 and numerous supplies donated to Allies. Urgent funds are sought to continue expanding aid for blinded soldiers returning from the front.
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John H. Finley
Committee For Men
East Fifty-ninth Street
Winifred Holt
France
Phares
Miss Holt
Phare de France
Paris
Phare de
Holt
West Front
W. Forbes Morean
M. Ernest Maliet
Bank of France
Rue Dara
Vanderbilt Wedding Plans
Special to The New York Times from Lenox June 2 Mrs Alfred G Van derbilt plans a New York trip to see her modiste and her fiancé Ray T Baker is due at Homewood for the weekend. They will apply for a marriage license Saturday and wed at Homewood on June 12 with a brief honeymoon at Racquette Lake Adirondacks. Mrs Vanderbilt attended church this morning and later remained at Homewood. She spoke with Mr Baker in Washington by telephone in the afternoon.
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New York Times
Lenox
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York
Ray T. Baker
Homewood
Baker
Vanderilt
Charles W. Fairbanks Sinking in Indianapolis
Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks lay seriously ill in Indianapolis as his condition worsened throughout the day. Dr. J. A. Macdonald said the illness is now more critical than at any time in about two weeks.
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Indianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
J. A. Macdonald
Macdonald
Fairbanks
Prof Trowbridge Dies. Pioneer Physicist at Columbia
Renowned physicist Professor Trowbridge of Columbia University died suddenly after a septic infection spread from a neck wound. He led the Ernest Kempton Adams Precision Laboratory and shaped modern physics work at the university. He lived at St Andrew's Hall and left brothers and sisters in several cities. The funeral is set for Tuesday at St Paul's Chapel, Columbia.
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Charles Christopher Trowbridge
Roosevelt
Trowbridge
Iag
Colu
Ernest Kern
Univ Adams
Mfessor
Trowbridge Plantory
Tro
Columbia
Xeon
Trow
Teach Mbia
Adams Precision
Univero
Edward Dean Emery
Wbridge
William
Sone
Lucy
Rood
Trinity College
Hartford
At Columbia
Uned
Predge
George B. Pegram
Applied Sci
Facence
Owbridge
Ernest Kempton Adams
Department of Physics
New York Academy of Science
American Physics Society
Society of Sigma Xi
Ernest Kempton Adams Laboratory
St. Andrew’s Hall
Riverside Drive
Tacoma
Wash
G. Breck Parkman Trowbridge
F. G. Ingersoll
J. M. Toumey
New Haven
Conn
K. H. Trowbridge
St. Paul's Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral of General Clarkson Held at Old First Church
The funeral for General James B. Clarkson was conducted at the Old First Presbyterian Church by Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis. Clarkson, a former Surveyor of the Port of New York and noted editor and Republican leader, aided fugitive slaves via the underground railroad and later family burial will take place in Des Moines Iowa.
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James 8. Clarkson
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Ann Clarkson
General Clarkson
Port of New York
Hillis
End of Chilean Nitrate Output Seen Threatened
Edward I E Moecke United States Vice Consul at Iquique for fifteen years returned home for health reasons. He warned the high rate of exchange is harming nitrate producers and Chilean government action is needed. If prices stay, producers may close as nitrates largely supply Allies for munitions. a stoppage would be serious.
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Chile
Edward IE. Moecke
United States
Iquique
H. C. MacLean Named Manager of NY Office
Henry Colt MacLean, after two years as Assistant Manager of the Foreign Trade Bureau of the Merchants' Association of New York, now heads the New York office of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. The bureau pursues new raw material sources and domestic manufacturing amid wartime focus.
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H. C. MacLean
Henry Colt MacLean
Foreign Trade Bureau
Merchants’ Association of New York
New York
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Lost Both Hands in U-Boat Atrocity
Joseph Mason a Boston fisherman repatriated from Germany recounts the 1917 attack when a German submarine fired on his trawler, sank the ship, and left ten men adrift. Mason lost both hands, survived six days at sea, was frostbitten, and later captured by a second U-boat crew.
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Mason
Germany
Sudden Navy Alarm Causes Rush From Cape May
Navy men on motor cycles dispatch officers and sailors on liberty from Cape May streets as signal lights flare at Sewell’s Point and submarines chase crews manned and hydro airplanes sweep the sea. Residents hear whirr of motors and fear of enemy submarines or Zeppelins. Barracks are hastily summoned with no information given.
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New York Times
Cape May
N. J
Navy
Sewell’s Point
Hoboken Man Faces Assault Charge After Bond Protest
Henry Lattel of 128 Adams Street Hoboken a registered German alien is in St Marys Hospital with a battered head. Joseph McDonald 43 of 132 Adama Street says he heard Lattel make the bond remark and Lattel is held on a charge of assault and battery. He is reported in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lattel
Adams Street
Hoboken
St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph McDonald
Adama Street
Lattel
Back From Work in France Dr Farrand Returns for Commencement
Dr. Livingston Farrand president of the University of Colorado returned from Europe to attend Wednesday’s commencement. He led Rockefeller Foundation tuberculosis work in France for a year and was accompanied by George F. Vincent. Farrand found no evidence Germans spread TB in prison camps. crowding caused the rise in cases. Also aboard was Miss Christina Sloss from Melbourne who worked in a British munition factory and heads home for a rest.
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Livingston Ferrand
University of Colorado
Europe
France
Rockefeller Foundation
George F. Vincent
Foundation
Farrand
Christina Sloss
Melbourne
England
Government buys mules and blankets with pianos in Spain
George W. Pound of the National Piano Manufacturers' Association notes a striking export trade development. The United States is paying for Spanish goods with pianos, while neutrals report rising prices for musical instruments. He cites Spain’s postwar pricing doubling and tripling as a result.
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Spain
United States
George W. Pound
National Piano Manufacturers’ Association
West
Fortieth Street
Ound
Corpus Christi Processions Held Inside Paris Churches
Paris churches traditionally celebrate Corpus Christi on Sunday with processions around the buildings. Today the processions remained indoors as a precaution against bombardment by German long range guns.
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Paris
Newark Plans Jewish Relief Drive
Felix Fuld state chairman of the American Jewish Relief Committee invites 100 prominent Jews to a noon meeting at the Robert Treat Hotel Newark to organize a city campaign for funds to aid suffering Jews in Palestine and war devastated Europe. A luncheon precedes the meeting. Newark’s fund quota is 100000 dollars.
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Newark
Nathan Straus
New York
Jacob Bilikopf
American Jewish Relief Committee
Felix Fuld
Robert Treat Hotel
Palestine
Eupe
Mr. Fuld
Newro Ingark
Plans Fight on Hookworm in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica June 2 Dr Howard leader of the Rockefeller Commission project to eradicate hookworm is due this month to confer with the Government on Jamaica expedition plans. The Legislative body has voted funds to support the effort and the Rockefeller Institute has agreed to dispatch the expedition.
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New York Times Company
New York Times
Kingston
Jamaica
Howard
Rockefeller Commission
West Indies
Rockefeller Institute
Y.M.C.A. Plans Fall Drive for Large Fund
Atlantic City reports that the Y M C A will hold a New York meeting to set up a fall fund drive of 75 to 100 million dollars. Charles Sumner Ward notes 613 buildings and 3,500 secretaries, with 4,000 workers to be recruited and sent abroad. J M Clinton cites South American support as Brazil plans 100,000 troops for Europe. William D Sloan chairs the meeting of 150 business leaders beginning at 10 AM to determine needs and fundraising plans.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Young Men's Christian Association
Bankers’ Club
New York
Charles Sumner Ward
Ward
J. M. Clinton
Brazil
Europe
George W. Perkins
War Work Council
William D. Sloan
Y. M. C. A. Officers to Meet at Conference
Springfield Mass June 2 The Association of Employed Officers of the Y M C A will hold its fortieth annual conference at Association College from June 7 to June 11. War intensified association problems and drawn unprecedented interest to talks by Dr John R Mott General Secretary who has just returned from a three month war zone inspection in Great Britain France and Italy.
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Springfield
Mass
Association of
Association College
John R. Mott
Private labor raids spark federal action calls
The Labor Department and allies seek War Department intervention to curb private contractors poaching farm labor in Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Senators Fletcher and Williams press for direct control by the United States Employment Service to halt labor demoralization and shipyard lumber needs. Officials say contractors refuse to cooperate with government plans to source workers from surplus areas.
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Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Labor Department
Department of Agriculture
The
Shipping Board
War Department
United States Employment Service
South
Fletcher
Florida
John Sharp Williams
Vicksburg
Sheffield
Ala
Williams
Secretary of
Labor Front
Evans Named Director of NYC Foods and Markets Office
Ww. E. Evans of this city has been appointed Director of the New York City office of the Division of Foods and Markets. He is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Normal College and has long experience as principal of Gardenville and Alden High Schools. He later worked as culturist for Borden's Condensed Milk, assistant for the Merchants' Association of New York, and managing secretary of the New York Food Distributors' Association. Appointed on the recommendation of Commissioner Eugene H. Porter.
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Ww. E. Evans
New York City
Division of Foods and Markets
Evans Ia
Pennsylvania Normal College
Gardenville
Alden
Evans
Borden's
Merchants’ Association of New York
New York Food Distributors’ Association
Eugene H. Porter
Department of Farms and Markets
Theatre Crowd Aids Soldier Canteens at Astor
The Mayor's Committee of Women on National Defense hosted a benefit performance at the Astor Theatre last night to fund erecting soldiers and sailors canteens in New York. Gents and programs raised about $1,700 with additional funds from a general collection. Notable performers included Hipolito Lazaro Clifton Crawford Fanny Brice W C Fields the Dolly Sisters Florence Moore Jerome Kern Adele Rowland Donald Brian Ernest Truex and cast members from Oh Lady Lady and Rock a Bye Baby.
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Mayor's Committee of Women On National Defense
Astor Theatre
New York
Hipolito Lazaro
Clifton Crawford
Fanny Brice
W. Cc. Fields
Harry Fox
Dolly
Senator James Undergoes Minor Operation
Washington June 2 Senator James of Kentucky who had been under treatment in a Baltimore hospital had his tonsils and adenoids removed yesterday. A hospital report tonight said his general condition was much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Washington
Kentucky
Baltimore
First Baptist Church announces pastor’s Monday address
The First Baptist Church at Broadway and 79th Street announces Dr. I. M. Haldeman will speak Monday night at 8 oclock on Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver An Earring Upon the Ear of Guilty Cold Waters to a Thirsty Soul Snow in Harvest Time with baptism at close of service
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First Baptist Church
Marriage and death notices telephoned to Bryant office
Notices indicating marriages and deaths are to be sent by telephone to The New York Times office at 1000 Bryant.
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New York Times
Bryant
Births and parents announced in New York area notices
A series of birth announcements lists families and birth details for residents including Mr. and Mrs. Klaleny, Hibiel, Cohen, Gottlieb, Korbin, Mendel, Ryan, and Silverman. Hospitals referenced include Flower Hospital and Sydenham Hospital with dates in late May and early June.
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DOD
Weehawken
Klaleny $F. Teed
Marital Transfers Listed Between Couples and Heirs
A sequence of historical matrimonial and betrothal entries lists parties such as Jeanne Coble to Louis Alpern and Ivy Nunes to Owen Altman. Other names include Hedwig Schmidt to Carl Fisacher and Cecelia Schmidt to Ellis G. Joseph, reflecting a pattern of property or name-related transfers within families and associates.
Marriages and Notices from June 1918 Ledger
A collage of wedding announcements lists Sue Biggart marrying Walter Adicks and Joyce Jones to James Ward Alker. Additional marriages include Laura Jay Warta to Bradley Coley, Rose Cahill to Charles Eosman, Florence Brevoort to Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr., and many others with dates in May and June 1915 1918 across New York New Jersey and Long Island churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Iny Warta
Hradley Lancaster Coley
New York
Eckman—Cahill
Church of the Holy Name
East Orange
N. J
M. J. Fairey
Charles A. Eosman
Rose A. Cahill
Hickemeyer
North Broadway
Yonkers
Florence
James Renwick Brevoort
Rudolf Eickemeyer
Morris—Gross
M. Gross
Sadye
Max Morris
Sanford—Powers
Grace Church Chantry
Charles L. Slattery
Ruth Margorie
Chase E. Williams
Durant Powers
John A. Weekes
Died. Patrick Ahearn in Spring Valley Ireland native dies
In Spring Valley New York Patrick Ahearn native of Moore Abbey Tipperary Ireland died. Funeral from 67 Filushi Ave Jamaica Tuesday June 4 mass at St Mary. Interment St Johns Cemetery.
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Ahearn
Spring Valley
Patrick
Mary
Moore Abbey
Tipperary
Ireland
Filushi
Jamaica
Church of St. Mary
St. John’s Cemetery
Allin
Ann E. F. Bogert
Charles M. Allin
Manhattan Av
R. M
Woodlawn
Barcock
East 52d
Henry Denison
Samuel D
Elizabeth C. Babcock
Arthur T., Jr
Arthur T Brooks
Avenue J
Brooklyn
Bethel Cemetery
Tottenville
Staten Island
P. Buckhard
Josephine
Ferlinand Buckhart
Heresa Bimonet
Augustine Volt
Albert, Henry
Edward Buckhard
Josephine Fairtrain
Broadway
Bull
U. S. Land
Ebenezer Bull
Charles M Bull
R& Morrall
Poughkeepsie
Fairhaven
Connolly
John A
Kent St
St. Anthony's Church
Milton St. Cordes
John D Cordes
147Th St
Trinity Av
Dougherty
Sarah Elizabeth Dougherty
Delevan L. Pierson
Elston Road
Upper Montclair
N. J
Erie Terminal
Jersey City
Jersey Central
Fairchild
Anthony Fairchild
William V. Fairchild
Beatrice C. Fairchild
Sterling Place
Cohoes
Feiber
Isaac J
Rosa
Harry
Silas
Henry
Minnie
Victor Layman
London
England
Frankel
Fanny
Alfred Blumenthal
Bayswater Av
Far Rockaway
Farinte
Bromberg
Raider Freundlich
Harry Freundlich
Eisie Sommerfield
Fort Washington Av
Freundlich
Minnile
United Sisters of
Yorkville
Minnie Freundlich
Fort Washington
Sadie B. Falk
Julia Blum
Heyman
Samuel M. Heyman
Moses
Clara Heyman
Hobson
Yonkers
Josephine Hobson
William R. Hobson
Cary Av
Caldwell
Greenport
S. J
Jones
Bridget
Drake
Patrick Jones
Carrickduff
Granard
County Longford Ireland
H. Ross Kaufmann
SP. M
East 6Th St
Avenue T
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
Obituary notices from New York area deaths June 1915
Funeral notices for dozens of residents across New York and New Jersey on June 2 to 5 1915 list names like Lapfer Metisire McLean Meyer Murray Nugent Overly Phinney Pillot and more with addresses in Ridgewood Plainfield Paterson Yonkers East Orange and Manhattan indicating services at churches private homes and final interments in Calvary Evergreen and St. Patrick cemeteries across multiple days.
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Philadelphia
Annie H
Alexander Melaan
Eastaide Presbyterian Church
Paterson
N. J
Cornelia Zabriskie
West End Av
Plainfield
Eltaa
Louis R. Menger
J. Menger
Meyer
Florence Raled
Herman Meyer
Weet Listh St
Murray
Catherine Murray
Margaret V. Murray
Edmond Uridley
James McElroy
George F. Garrick
St. Nicholas A
St Charles Borromeo Church
Calvary
Nugent
George P
Julia Nugent
Taaffe
Weat
Oho A. M
Masa
St. Raphaela Church
West 41St
Overly
Laure B
Max
Marah Overly
West Toth St
Phinney
Weat Leth St
Walter Alonzo
Charles L. Phinney
Gertrude Mercer
Peter
Ceut Stuyvesant
Gertrude Rihard Pillot
Washington
Wd. C
New Rochelle
N. Y
Annie M
James Ince
Quick
Yonkers
Susan
Francia Quick
Warburton Av
Robert
Christine
Broadway
Frank E. Campbell
Rooney
Mary VI
John K. Hooney
Mister Marie Lawrence
Charity
Church of Bt. Ignative Loyola
Park Av
Bt Smith
East Orange
Sarah
William A. Smith
North Grove &T
Sullivan
Dence
East St
St., Bronx
Margaret Sullivan
Matthew Sullivan
Michael J. Sullivan
Mary C. Barret
Mret C. Hoey
Julia A. McDonald
Annie Or Mack
Katie V. Hockreiter
St. Jerome A Church
138Th St
Alexander Av
Bronx
St Raymond's Cemetery
Flowers
Taylor
Thomas Bilker
Highwood
Wilson St
Brooklyn
Trowbridge
Roosecait Hospital
C. Trowbridge
Sc. D
St Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
Evergreen Cemetery
New Haven
Pennsylvania Station
St A. M Wainwright
East “6Th St
Cornelia Ridgely Wainwright
William Painwright
John Cloteen
Ay Ghetna
Warneck
Anna Warneck
Frank Warneck
Martin Bick
Lenox A
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral plans
A long list of residents with addresses and dates of death appears, noting that many have funeral services either today or tomorrow. Names include Mildred A. Smith Stacy Waters Gertrude Whitfield Frances Wanham Lovetts Daly Lina Fierobe Mary Fleming Mary E. Griffin Louis H Hali George Lyon Jonson O'Brien James L Taylor Wilbur Barker Catherine Hergen George Conley Honorah Khannon Elizabeth and others with ages and locations in Newark Jersey City and Long Island City. Funeral times vary from morning 8:30 to afternoon 2:30.
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Barker
Wilbur F
Lynbrook
Neon
Hergen
Catherine A
Jamales
Conley
George H
Amityville
Daly
Private Channel Ad Offers Modern Equipment
An old classified style notice markets 72 years of experience and non sectarian private channel network service from 068 Madison Avenue Harlem phone 3715, signaling a historic business listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtern
Madison Avenue
Harlem
In Memoriam Notices and Funerals Dated June Readings
In Wemoriam notices many names listed with death dates from June 1900s to 1917. Names include Captain George J, Julius V Hartman, Jacob Karps, Fanny Mandelbaum, Agnes Murray, John O Connell, Mary Prendergast, Louisa Strich, and others. Services noted at St Ignatius, Jersey City, Our Lady of Good Counsel, St John the Evangelist, and cemeteries Linden Hill and Cypress Hill. Times like 2:30 PM and 7:80 AM appear alongside church masses and burial details.
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Zodfrey
George J
J.masa
Mandelbaum
Fanny
Murray
Agnes
Mass
St. Pyare RA
Jersey City
O'Connell
John
St. John the Evangelist
Mary EF
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Echwartz
Savelling
Obituary Notes Of Plainfield And Newark Residents
Obituary notices list Mrs Louis Menger of Plainfield and Eliza Jane Menger widow of Civil War veteran. Archer Gifford Plume, Newark fire insurance veteran. William Marshall, Harriett Smith Pond, Sarah Post Hoag, and Harriet Smith Pond all noted as deceased in the New York area. Notes mention church affiliation Crescent Avenue Church Plainfield and connections to local families and hotel apartments.
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Louis Menger
Ornella A. Za
West End Avenue
Plainfield
N. J
Crescent Avenue
Charles H. Randolph
Esterday
Eliza Jane Menger
Archer Gifford Plume
Newark
William Marshall
Wilson Avenue
Flushing
Sarah Post Hoag
William H Hoag
Manhasset
Harriet Smith Pond
Anson Phelps Pond
St. Armirew
Seventy-second Street
Henry Smith
Express Companies Merged Into Government Controlled Line
Historical note shows conditions that led to government control of express firms. After July 1 1918 the American Wells Fargo Southern and Adams Express Companies will cease independent operation and merge into one government controlled American Railroad Express Company. An Annalist sketch in June 3 issue traces rise and fall of express firms and their absorption.
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Wells Fargo
American
Southern
Adams Express
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