High Degree Dogs Shown at Mineola Fair Grounds
The Ladies' Kennel Association of America opened its seventh annual Summer beach show at the Mineola Fair Grounds with a large entry list. Notable winners include St. Ann's Primrose in fox terriers, and top results span St. Bernards to Poodles, with many social leaders in attendance and fierce competition in multiple breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola Fair Grounds
Cedarhurst
Whbrook
Loi
Herbert M. Harroe
M. C. Bourne
John Winton, Jr
Charles Addison
J. E de Mund
Aloe Maclay
F. Ambrose Dissont
Robert Maclay
Edward Willetts
Frances Haddon
John Slade
de Coppett
Lindsay Toppin
Lucille Alger
Louise Grace
E. Dr Morgan
Morgan
Steele
O. W. Bird
Claire Bird
Charles B. Curtis
E. W. Roy
A. Conkling
Rohr
E. C. Parsons
Lee Fox
Charles T. Proctor
Anna Sands
Vernona Jarbeau
Maud Turner
Marie McCalin
Alsa Wood
Miss Cameron
Harry T. Peters
Richard Harding Davis
M. H. Dreier
A. H. Alker
Alice M. Bacon
C. M. Busch
M. E. Hardy
G. L.heyward
August Belmont, Jr
Robert Bacon
E. N. Blake
H. W. Prury
J. W. Everitt
S. B. Foster
Kate Faulkner
Robert Goelet
George H. Keyes
Philip Howe
W. W. Hadley
C. M. Hamilton
Morris Mandy
J. B. Moulton
F.G. McIntosh
Wick. Lowe
T. A. Morgan
F. G. McIntosh
M. J. Schiff
James A. Renwick
Admiral Thomas Perry
Bi. A. Parlett
George H. Pell
William Sturz
C. Waterman
M. C. Whitney
W. R. Winters
Thomas Suuchanan
A.S. Burden
Arnold S&s. Furst
H. J. Goudeaud
E. Hilyer
George J
St. Ann’s Primrose
England
Winthrop Rutherford
Warren Remedy
Sabine Fernie
Sabine Rarebit
Sabine Kennels
Orange
M. F. Sturges
America
Reginald T. Mayhew
Billy
St. Bernards
Thomas J. Regan
Baron Milan
Jacob Kuhlman
Sam V
Smooth
M. H. Thiman
Duke of Astoria
Joel Janes
Thomas White
Sandy
Michael Strogoff
C. B. Curtis
Gerald J. Barry
Lorraine Isennel
Bilkis
Killearn Kennels
Sligo Rake II
Joseph Z. Batten
Trouble Brewer
Ennels
Meadowview Rock
R. W. Storey
Meadowview
Lady Allister
R. W.storey
New City
S. A. Condit
St. Cloud III
Elise Ladew
Cartyne Reviresco
Miss Prim
Pe Dachsands
Windholme Kennels
Windholme
Wallace
Co. D. Tainver
Plum
Red Brook Kennels
Blue
Dragon Kennels
Blue Dragon Kennels
Ellam Kennels
Inma Kennels
Inma Superior
Philip Moersch
Congress Squire of
Lytton
Irvin H. Auerbach
Seabrooke Enchantress
Thomas M. Hodgen
Greystone Grace
W. M. van Norden
Gamia U
Michael Dreier
Hubert Tl Foote
O. F. Vedder
Little Tina
Hillcroft Ethelwyn
Janet P. Data
Roynton Robert
Wells S. Hastings
A. D. Lewis
John Cassidy
Lady Essex
Elm Court
Elim Court
Queen Nellis
Boston Terriers
A. G. Rohr
Chip Chase
Wate Faulkner
Little Dan
Samuel R. Fossier
Sunlight II
Lacy Careless
Trish Terrors
J. R. Thorndyke
Thorcroft Sportsman
Daniel ~Unan
Dolphin Cackler
Newry Kennels
Newry
Kathleen
Jinkn G. Bates
Strathspey Kennels
Strathspey
Grafton Kennels
Nusegay
H. T. Fleitman
Piper
Maureen
George Lauder, Jr
Moston Frisk
Schipperkes
George Ronsee
Fritske R
David L. Haight
Thomas Denny
Marianne R
Brown Polo Ponies Win at Philadelphia Show
At the Philadelphia Horse Show on June 3 Brown of this city led the polo pony winners with three blue ribbons in individual events and top finishes in team exhibitions. Edwin H. Weatherbee claimed the Corinthian class with David Gray, while J. W. Harriman earned two more blue ribbons with Lady Dilham and Nala in harness events. P. A. Sorg of New York doubled as Pilgrim and Pioneer won the 15 hands 8 inches pair event, Tease and Vanity Fair took the tandem, and George Watson's Snapshot and Rifle claimed the Crosswick Cup. Andrew Morrison’s Nettleton won the Drexel Plate for ladies' saddle horses.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Brown
Edwin H. Weatherbee
David Gray
J. W. Harriman
Lady Dilham
Hackney Horse Society
Nala
P. A. Sorg
New York
Pilgrim
Pioneer
Tease
Vanity Fair
George Watson
Andrew Morrison
Beatrice Thaw Marries Don Francesco Theodoli in Rome
Beatrice Thaw daughter of Alexander Blair Thaw of Pittsburgh married Don Francesco Theodoli of Italy at the Thaw residence in Rome on June 3. Witnesses included Major J. F. Reynolds Landis and the Marquese Theodori. The ceremony in the conservatory featured Venetian lace and red damask décor. They left by car for St. Peter’s and later Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Beatrice Thaw
Alexander Blair Thaw
Pittsburg
Francesco Theodoli
Italy
J. F. Reynolds Landis
Marchese Theodori
St. Peter’s
Naples
Quiet family wedding at 1138 West Eighty-seventh Street
Joseph Charles Fraunhar and Edna Felleman were married yesterday afternoon at the bride's mother's home by Rev. Stephen S. Wise. Fraunhar works at Columbia Watch Works. Felleman is Bertha Felleman's daughter. The couple left for a short wedding trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eighty-seventh Street
Joseph Charles Fraunhar
Edna Felleman
Stephen S. Wise
Fraunhar
Columbia Watch Works
Miss Felleman
Bertha Felleman
Schiff and Wechsler Wed at Delmonico Meeting
Gustav Henry Schiff married Miss Madeline Wechsler yesterday evening at Delmonico's. A dinner and dancing followed with the bride unattended. Best man Samuel H. Schiff and ushers Spencer B. Koch Alfred Seidenberg Sidney Wormser Gay Melins Philip Webster Irving Blumenthal attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Henry Schiff
Madeline Wechsler
Delmonico’s
Mr. Schiff
Samuel H. Schiff
Spencer B. Koch
Alfred Seidenberg
Sidney Wormser
Gay Melins
Philip Webster
Irving Blumenthal
MISS HALL TO WED REV HUGH BIRCKHEAD IN JUNE
Miss Caroline Minturn Hall of Boston will marry the Rev Hugh Birckhead of this city on June 9 at St George Church. A 100 voice choir from St George’s will sing with Homer Norris as organist. a large musical program is planned. Entourage includes six bridesmaids from Boston and Seabright. Birckhead hosts a bachelor dinner Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Minturn Hall
Davis Prescott Hall
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Hugh Birckhead
St. George’s Church
Birckhead
Margery and
Eleanor Swan
Rosalind and
Elizabeth Richards
Marion
Louise Clarke
Seabright
Richards
Clarke
St. George’s
Homer Norris
Meyerbeer
Wachs
Siegmund
Guilmant
Jensen and Elsa
Bunting-Pearce Wedding Plans at St Regis
The wedding of Miss Mary Phillips Pearce of Philadelphia to Aubrey Reeves Bunting of Philadelphia will be held at the St. Regis on Wednesday June 23. Miss Pearce is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Pearce and will have Mrs Reginald H Schenck as her only attendant. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Josiah Bunting and will be supported by his brother Joseph Bunting as best man. he graduates this year from Princeton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Bunting
Joseph Bunting
Princeton College
Rockefeller party leaves Hot Springs for New York
Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller depart Hot Springs in private car Asia bound for New York. They travel with Mrs Rockefeller sister Miss Lucy G Spellman and granddaughter Miss Muriel McCormick. Mrs Rockefeller has been active in local visits and has frequented the Casino recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
John D. Rockefeller
Asia
New York
Rockefeller
Lucy G. Spellman
Muriel McCormick
Arrivals from Naples on Moltke List Notables
Yesterday the Hamburg American liner Moltke arrived with a notable group including Miss Grace Allen, L A Beckwith, Mrs James C Bennet, Mrs Maude Branca Hanley, Mrs W T Cashman, Ernesto Fabbri and spouse, Mrs Thomas P Hale, Henry Stevens Haines, Anthony S Hill, Countess Ernestina Ludlof, Countess Tecla Ludlof, Bernard S May, Prof Jean Henry Niemeyer, Miss Anna Lorraine Parks, and Mrs Catherine Waldeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moltke
Naples
Grace Allen
L. AL. Beckwith
James C. Bennet
Maude Branca-Hanley
W. T. Cashman
Ernesto Fabbri
Thomas P. Hale
Henry Stevens Haines
Anthony S. Hill
Ernestina Ludlof
Tecla Ludlof
Bernard S. May
G Cornell Tarler Returns Home on Extended Leave
G Cornell Tarler who led the American Legation in Havana sailed for the United States on Tuesday for an extended leave of absence. He will reside in New York at 239 West 118th Street while here and plans to make his home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cornell Tarler
Havana
Mr. Tarler
New York
West 118Th Street
Social Notes From New York and Nearby Homes
Social notes record the movements of prominent figures including Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Aix-les-Bains for rest, Mrs. Fish’s continued convalescence, and future July return. Sir Weetman and Lady Pearson plan a Saturday sail after weeks in the United States with St. Regis base. Mrs. James Brown Potter sails for Europe, Misses Marian Oliver and Josephine Durand visit Upper Brandon hosts, and a Morris Heights wedding joins Daisy Pratt Dunn and Francis Drake Brush today. Heth Lorton tours Vermont and New Hampshire en route to Canada and the Northwest, while the Schells move to Birnam House in Northfield and Echells travel West in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
Aix-les-Bains
Lady Pearson
London
St. Regis
James Brown Potter
Newport
Europe
Potter
Mexico
Marian Oliver
Josephine Durand
Mortimer Durand
Francis Otway Byrd
Upper Brandon
Byrd
Daisy Pratt Dunn
John McK. Camp
Morris Heights
Francis Drake Brush
Brooklyn
Heth Lorton
Vermont
New Hampshire
Canada
Northwest
F. Robert Schell
Birnam House
Northfield
Mass
Echell
Malcolm B. Faile
Marshall, Va
Magic at the Marlborough Dinner Honors Herman Legacy
At the fifth annual Society of American Magicians dinner at the Marlborough, John W. Sargent announced the death of Leon Herrman abroad. Harry Kellar recalled his rise in magic as the audience sang in tribute to Kellar, while Howard Thurston noted over 20,000 magicians in the U.S. The event featured sleight of hand by Linnett Rabine Bamberg and others, with feats including a vanished wand and a restored dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Society of American Magicians
Hotel
Marlborough
John W. Sargent
Leon Herrman
Harry Kellar
Howard Thurston
Kellar
Wilson
Sphynx
Roltare
Linnett
Rabine
Bamberg
Werner
Roosevelt
New Theatre Boxholders Named for Regular Subscriptions
Winthrop Ames announced the boxholders for the New Theatre subscription season likely opening Nov 1. Twenty three boxes will be allotted for Tuesday Wednesday Friday and midweek matinees with draws by lot. those without boxes will get single seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Ames
New Theatre
Alexander S. Cochran
Henry Walters
William A. Read
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Henry Clews
James B. Clews
George L. Rives
Stephen H. Olin
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Dorothy Whitney
George W. Perkins
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Columbus O'Donnell Iselin
Clarence H. Mackay
A. D. Juilliard
Robert B. van Cortlandt
Hamilton F. Kean
E. S. Harkness
Alvin W. Krech
Henry Payne Whitney
Cortlandt F. Bishop
Orme Wilson
J. H. Harding
J. Pierpont Morgan
R. M. Thompson
William K. Vanderbilt
W. F. Sheehan
George F. Baker
William Barbour
Frank A. Munsey
Ralph Ellis
Francis K. Pendleton
Otto H. Kahn
Henry K. Frick
S. H. Valentine
Henry R. and
Moses Taylor
Jacob H. Schiff
F. A. Vanderlip
Paul D. Cravath
W. de L. Kountze
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Hiram W. Sibley
R. S. Brewster
C.S. Sampson
George
Brewster
Oliver G. Jennings
H. F. Dimock
Archer M. Huntington
John Jacob Astor
J. J. Wysong
E. H Harriman
William S. Webb
Lispenard Stewart
A. B. Widener
August Belmont
Ww. G. Roelker
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Edmund L. Baylies
Whitney Warren
Nelson Robinson
James Hazen Hyde
Frederic G. Bourne
E. D. Adams
Lot
Theodor Barth Dies Noted German Liberal Leader
Dr. Theodor Barth a prominent German radical politician and journalist dies in Baden-Baden at 59. He backed free trade democracy and Anglo German rapprochement while leading Die Nation and the Liberal Party. He studied American affairs and earned Harvard LL D, leaving a legacy in German liberalism and parliamentary reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Berlin
Theodor Barth
Baden-Baden
America
Frankfort
Dr. Barth
Liberal Party
Reichstag
Die Nation
Germany
von Biilow
Prussia
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Harvard University
Barth
Duderstadt
Hanover
Gymnasium Andrianum
Hildesheim
Heidelberg
Leipzig
Juristriusque
Bremen
Amtsassessor
Bremerhaven
Chamber of Commerce
German Reichsbank
Deutsche Gesellschaft Zur Rettung Schiffbruichiger
Hamburg
Lubeck
Bundesrath
Gotha
Cobden Club
Interparliamentary Union
London
Berne
Rome
Christiania
Andrew D. White
German Empire
Die
Anita Rio to Sing at Covent Garden Two Seasons
American soprano Anita Rio has signed for leading roles at Covent Garden for two seasons and will debut in about a fortnight. She will also support Caruso in a September concert tour of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mme
Anita Rio
Covent Garden
Rio
Caruso
England
New York Pianist Augusta Zuckerman Delights London
Miss Augusta Zuckerman of New York gave a piano recital at Bechstein Hall in London. She studied with Godongky in Berlin and impressed audiences with powerful tone and fine technique in Brahms and Chopin, and her two ultra modern works met warm applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Augusta Zuckerman
New York
Godongky
Berlin
Bechstein Hall
Amusement Notes Highlight Summer Theatre Plans
Charles Dillingham arranges The Candy Shop at Studebaker for the week of June 14. Verner Clarges to appear next season with Robert Edeson in The Noble Spaniard. Auction sale for The Follies of 1909 opening seats at New York Theatre at 4 pm. Shubert stars join a June 18 benefit at Herald Square Theatre for George Mance’s family. South Beach opens June 12. Happy Land adds new features and remains free. George Kevan makes vaudeville debut at Colonial Theatre with The Sign of the Rose. The Bartered Bride ballets to be performed in The Follies of the Day. The Motor Girl opens at Lyric Theatre next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dillingham
Chicago
The
Studebaker
Knickerbocker
Verner Clarges
Hudson Theatre
Henry R. Harris
Robert Edeson
W. Somerset Maugham
New York Theatre
Shubert
Herald Square Theatre
George Mance
West End
South Beach
A. Hergenhan
Happy Land
Virginia
George Kevan
Colonial Theatre
Lincoln Square Theatre
Frank Hennessey
Lyric Theatre
Reverend William T. Dixon Dies After Forty-Six Years at Concord Church
The Rev. William T. Dixon, longtime pastor of the Concord Baptist Church in Duffield Street Brooklyn for forty six years, died at his home 106 Adelphi Street. He taught in Stonington Connecticut and Flushing Long Island before 1863 when he became pastor. He reportedly presided over more funerals and marriages than any other city clergyman. He leaves a widow and four children. His body will lie in state at Concord Church from noon today until 2 pm tomorrow, when the funeral will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dixon
Concord Baptist Church
Duffield Street
Brooklyn
Adelphi Street
Stonington
Concord Church
Sir Charles Wyndham Sees The Blue Mouse In New York
Sir Charles Wyndham English actor-manager who has English rights to The Blue Mouse attended Maxine Elliott's Theatre performance in New York under Shubert management. He predicted the play would be a London success and praised the American production for its speed compared with the German version in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Charles Wyndham
Maxine Elliott
The
Shuberts
England
Sir Charles
London
Berlin
Cyril Maude Reappears in A Merry Devil at Playhouse
Cyril Maude and Winifred Emery received a warm welcome on their reappearance at the Playhouse Theatre in London tonight. They starred in A Merry Devil by W. B. Fagan, with Maude in a broad comedy part and Emery delivering a strong performance. The production sets and the writer’s versatility were noted, alongside the revival of The Earth at the Kingsway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cyril Maude
Winifred Emery
Playhouse Theatre
W. B. Fagan
Oldest Ex-Policeman Daniel Applegate Dies at 87
Daniel B. Applegate known as Toothpick Dan and the last of the Leather heads died in East Orange New Jersey at 87 He had served as a Brooklyn policeman before the Civil War and was the first Brooklyn man appointed to the Metropolitan force After 26 years he retired and became a special policeman at the old Park Theatre in Fulton Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Applegate
Old Park Theatre
Fulton Street
Auguste Durand Dies Lead Paris Music Publisher
Auguste Durand, head of H. Durand & Co. in Paris, died there on Tuesday. Born in 1830, he studied harmony, counterpoint, and organ, served as organist at St Ambroise Pantheon St Roche and St Vincent de Paul, and retired in 1874 to focus on publishing. He supplied Oscar Hammerstein with rights to French operas and composed a mass for orchestra. He was an officer of the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste Durand
H. Durand & Co
Paris
Bazin and Savart
Benoict
St. Ambroise
Italy
Pantheon
St. Geneviéve
St. Roche
St. Vincent de Paul
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Durand
Legion of Honor
Rabbi Samuel E Hirdansky Dies at 61 in New York Home
The Rev Samuel E Hirdansky a leading Talmudic scholar and founder of synagogues and a Jewish school died of pneumonia at his residence 62 East 113th Street after a brief illness. He came from Kovno Russia in 1888 and founded Torah Chaim at 105 East 1th Street and Beth Ham edrosh Hazodel of Harlem. He leaves a widow three sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E., Hirdansky
United States
East 113Th Street
Kovno
Russia
Hirdansky
Torah Chaim
East 1Th Street
Beth Hamedrosh Hazodel
Harlem
Death of Edith Roberta Silverman
Announcement of the death of Edith Roberta Silverman age 15, daughter of Rev Dr Joseph Silverman rabbi of Temple Emanu El. She died after a brief illness at their home 45 East Seventy fifth Street. Funeral will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverman
Edith Roberta
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
East Seventy-fifth Street
Obituary Notes Highlight 1836 Abolition Figure and Notables
Obituary notes report Henry F. Montague a Michigan Abolition Party organizer who aided fugitive slaves via the underground railroad dying at 96 in Kalamazoo. Also listed are Rev. Henry J. Bruce a long serving Missionary in India, Miss Emily E. Hurd tied to the Cunningham estate, Henry Levi as Chichester of Brooklyn, Elizabeth Watson Godfrey of Ocean Avenue Congregational Church, James Hawelson a longtime Claflin employee, Archbishop Unukoffski of Russia, with brief biographical details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Montague
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Kalamazoo
Canada
Henry J. Bruce
Panchgani
India
American Board
Amherst College
Emily E. Hurd
Edward L. Cunningham
Cunningham
Newport
Hurd
Trinity Church
Henry Levias Chichester
Skillman Street
Brooklyn
Hunter
Greene County
N. Y
Chatham National Bank
Manhattan
Elizabeth Watson Godfrey
John T. Godfrey
Ocean Avenue Congregational Church
Avenue J
James Hawelson
H. B. Claflin & Co
Church and
Worth Streets
John Powers
Hawelson
Unukoffski
Russia
Marriage and death notices telephoned to 1000 Bryant
Brief notice indicates marriage and death notices may be submitted by telephone to the New York Times office at 1000 Bryant. The line suggests standard posting of life events for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages Recorded in New York Area June 1909
Notices list multiple weddings on June 2 and 3 1909 at churches and homes across New York New Jersey including Mary Hicks and Walter Allum Nathalie Chauncey and Seth Pierrepont Edna Felleman and Joseph Fraunhar Dorothy Kidder and Lawrence Riggs Eleonore Heike and J Haviland Tompkins and Harriette Bower Samuel Aberson Lillian Collins and James Annette Florence Bache and John Bache with ceremonies conducted by ministers and church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allum—Hicks
Church of the Redeemer
New Brighton
Hobart Clark
Mary Jewett
George F Hicks
Walter Lancelot Allum
Barrett — Singleton
West 29Th St
Hazel Josephine
John Vail Singleton
Lawrence Blanchard Barrett
New York
Rush Palmer
Albany
William T. Manning
D. D
Endicott Peabody
Nathalie Elisabeth Chauncey
Seth Low Pierrepont
Riggs—Kidder
Church of the Holy Communion
South Orange
N. J
Lewis Cameron
Dorothy Laura
Jerome H. Kidder
Lawrence Riggs
Tompkins—Heike
Montgomery St
Jersey City
Cornelius M. Brett
Eleonore Gertrude Heike
Charles Rudolph Heike
J. Haviland Tompkins
Samuel D. Tompkins
Aberson—Bower
Harriette Bower
Samuel J. Aberson
Annette—Collins
Lillian F. Collins
James W. Annette
Baches—Carlin
Florence J. Cardin
John J. Bache
Marriage notices from New Jersey and Long Island on June dates
A list of婚 marriage entries shows brides and grooms with their home towns and June wedding dates across Newark Jersey City Hackensack East Orange Centre Moriches Interlaken Hillsdale and other locales. Names include Irene Balmes and William J Bogue Katharine Illig and Frederick A Chase Mabel Ferguson and Walter Conklin Anna M Haas and Clarence Eastman Irene Alter and Leon ard Katz Lillian M Dainty and James A Kilgore Mabel G Hamner and George B White and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Hart
William Daly
Eastman—Haas
Newark
N. J
Anna M. Haas
Clarence Eastman
Falk—Wasserman
Alice L. Wasserman
R. Tracy Falk
Garside — Butcher
Nelsone Butcher
William O. Garside
Gauch—Krudop
Anna Krudop
Walter Gauch
Griffing
Allen Hawkins
Heiss—Wickham
East Orange
Mary Wickham
John F. Heiss
Hering
Demarest
Hillsdale
Sarah Demarest
Henry Hering, Jr
Holton
Hill
Interlaken
N. Y
Alice I. Hill
Edward N. Holton
Johnson — Kunze
Emil Korthaus
Lance—Jordan
Mary E. Jordan
William C. Lance
Lutz—Anderson
Jersey City
Regina Anderson
Jacob Lutz
Lockwood — Webster
Martha Webster
Howard C. Lockwood
McGuire—Deck
Rose Deck
John J. McGuire
McKee—Lacey
Kingston
Robert S. Seabury
Smith
Swenarton
Hazel Swenarton
Norman Smith
Stock—Paterson
Bertha Paterson
William Stock
Taylor—Lawrence
Eva G. Lawrence
Winthrop Taylor
Thacher—La Vie
Helen la Vie
Thomas O. Thacher
Thornton—Mills
Maude F. Mills
Edward Thornton
Obituary notices and funeral announcements
Numerous New York area obituaries list the deceased with ages and service details. Individuals named include Samuel Ashton Eugene Cahill Laura Hartzheim Elmer Black Catherine Haight Elizabeth Kuhl Max Lowenstein James McComb C. Oscar Nichols Hope Brown George Penniman Edith Silverman and others with service locations in New York City and surrounding towns. Services held at churches, private homes, or at cemeteries with dates in early June 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill
Seaside
L. I
Eugene C
Elizabeth W. Cahill
West 56Th St
New York City
Lafayette Post
Seventh Regiment
Eugene C. Cahill
Thomas Dimond
Williamstown
Mass
Elanor Doubleday
William T. Clerk
Charles W. Doubleday
Ehrmann
East 49Th St
Ernst Ehrmann
Flora Ehrmann
Friedlander
Briarcliff Manor
Albert Friedlander
A. Friedlander & Co
Temple Emanu-El
Haight
Catherine Lyon
David E. Haight
Katonah
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Hartzheim
Laura Adeleise
Rainy Day Club of America
Laura A. Hartzheim
Trinity Av
Bronx
A. M. Palmer
Kuhl
Munich
Germany
Elizabeth Kuhl
Merau
Austria
Darmstadt
Lowenstein
Max Lowenstein
Henriette M. Lowenstein
Victor
Louis H. Lowenstein
Viola L. Jones
West 118Th St
86Th St. Temple
Lexington
Park Avs
Athens
St. Stephen's Church
Providence
Silverman
Edith Roberta
Joseph Silverman
East 76Th St
Obituary notices and funeral dates from June listings
A long list of death notices from New York and New Jersey communities. Names include Mary G. Tompkins Joseph E. Tompkins Fitzhugh Whitehouse Ella Williamson James H Young Edna I Ball Martha J Carolan Hazel Cohen Harriet Cozzens David Davis John O Demarest Mary Donovan Louis Duhrnheimer Lina Goedtel Herman Haas Auguste Hennig Mollie Hickey Amelia Hoffman Edward Kenny George McEvoy Mary Martin and many others with burial or service details and street addresses. Funeral times range June 2 to June 5 and locations span Bronx Greenwood Cemetery Hempstead East 96th Street and Atlantic area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Mary G
Noah
Scarsdale
N. Y
Home St
Bronx
White Plains
Grand Central Station
Poughkeepsie
Hempstead
Joseph E. Tompkins
Whitehouse
Fitzhugh Whitehouse
Beaulieu
France
Greenwood Cemetery
Williamson
Lexington Av
Jersey City
Ella Williamson
Young
James H. Young
Henry Young
New York City
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
53Th St
Sth Avy
Lina
East Sith St
M. Haas
Herman J
Prospect
A. Hennig
Auguste M
East A St
Hickey
Mollie
Wena St
P. Hoffman
Amelia E
Enemm Endune
Kenny
Ediward
East 56Th St
McEvoy
George
Willard Hospital
Martin
Marr
West 175Th St
West 48Th St
Mensch —Nicholas
East 154Th St
Schubert
Anna
Heyward St
Sellenthin
Julius
Stanton St
Tilley
Raichle in Memoria Departed June Fourth 1908
In sad loving memory of our dear Raichle who departed this life on June 4 1908. Those who loved him miss him sadly. Patrick Kenny mass at St Lucy's Jersey City today at 9.
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