Died and Funeral Notices From New York City Area
A list of deaths and funeral instructions dated early June notes individuals with last names including Thomas Trench Tuthill Weiller Wolf Ammon Rayman Butterly Carsidy Connelly Lennon McClaskrey MoyNahan O Connell OGrady Paschen Romaine Sanford Sweeney Tuthill Johnston Markham etc. Entries specify residences ages death dates and funeral times at homes and city cemeteries.
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Ammon
Roca
East Sith St
Rayman.e
East
Butterly
Catherine
Carsidy
James
M. V
Connelly
Agnes
A. M. Flexcringer
Jacob
GRUBE
Katio
East 148Th
Heil
Pauline
East 98Th
P. M. Horn
R.irene E
East 186Th
Ivory
Hugh
Fairbanks Former Vice President Dies in Indiana
Charles Warren Fairbanks longtime Indiana senator and former Vice President died at 8:55 p.m. in Indianapolis after a long illness intestinal nephritis. He was born May 11, 1872 in Union County Ohio and rose from a railroad attorney to national politics, playing key roles in McKinley era campaigns and the 1912 platform for the Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Haries Warren Fairbanks
United States
Richard Fairbanks
France
Union County
Ohio
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Loriston Monroe Fairbanks
Mary Adelaide Fairbanks
Vermont
Dedham
Mass
Fairbanks
Loriston Fairbanks
Massachusetts
Columbia County
Cornelia Cole
Judge Cole
Marysville
Servas
Ohio Wesleyan
Dr Lewis A O Brian Dies Noted European Dentist
Dr Lewis Atwell O Brian a prominent dental surgeon and former President of the American Dental Association of Europe died of pneumonia yesterday at his home in Jarmon New York in his fifty seventh year He treated European notables including the former Czar of Russia and recently practiced at 542 Fifth Avenue New York He served on Flower Hospital advisory board born Providence Rhode Island a Brown University graduate and Penn trained dentist and professor of oral pathology in New York He also practiced in France Germany and Russia and was an accomplished musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Atwell O'Brian
American Dental Association of Europe
Jarmon
N. Y
O'Brian
Russia
Fifth Avenue
Flower Hospital
Providence
R. L
City Pays Honor to Belgian Veterans Parade Honors Belgium Forces in New York
The 360 strong Corps d Auto Canons et Mitrailleuse led a Fifth Avenue parade to honor Belgian veterans who fought on the eastern front. Mayor Hylan reviewed the line as crowds cheered Vive la Belgique and Vive Amerique. The corps then attended the Belgian War Exhibition after a Union League Club luncheon hosted by George T. Wilson.
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Corps d’Auto Canons Et Mitrailleuse
Russia
Germany
Flanders
Fifth Avenue
Vive la Belgique
Vive
Amerique
Vivent Les Etats- Unis
Union Ue Club
Hylan
Army
Navy
Fifty-ninth Street
Twenty-third Street
Paris
Channel
Belgium
Chasseurs d’Alpin
Blue Devils
Guard of Honor
Lethbridge
Leon Osterrieth
Garibaldi
E. C. Podevin
Daniel Appleton
United States Army
Broadway
Mayor Hylan
Grover Whalen
George T. Wilson
Samuel W. Fairchild
M. E. de Cartier
Baron de Salier
F. Cunliffe-Owen
James Wilkinson
Simeon Ford
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Robert Grier Cooke
Frank Toppan
Union League Club
Charles W. Litlefield
de Witt C
John A. Brown Dies at 82 Stamford Banker and President
John A. Brown, banker and longtime president of the Stamford Trust Company of Stamford Connecticut since its founding in 1881, died at his Stamford home. Born in 1836 in Stamford he pursued a business career here before returning home to pass away. He held several public offices prior to leading the trust company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Brown
Stamford Trust Company
Stamford
Obituary Notes From The City And Environs
Julius Fe Gutman aged 49 a Kaufman store buyer Arrisburg Penn is dead at home. Michael Zubay 50 a Whitestone market gardener died in Flushing Hospital from heart disease. Cynthia Rich widow of L Co Rich a Boston merchant died in Post-Graduate Hospital. Fannie Frankel widow of David Frankel resident of Far Rockaway died aged 74. William Hendry 9 former Passaic Police Chief died at Morris Plains Sanitarium. James Sheehan a shoe tree manufacturer died at his home Brooklyn aged 38. Arthur Richard Day real estate operator died at Brooklyn home. Thomas Paul Crowne longtime Kings County Court clerk died at his Brooklyn home aged 60. John William Kramer 65 of American Hide and Leather Co died in Norwegian Hospital after an operation. Francis Joseph Mullin fourteen years with New York Telephone died at Lapesville from pneumonia. Anna True 78 taught General Pershing as a boy died at Fargo. Rosaline Pfeifer 71 widow of George Pfeifer Civil War sergeant died at St Johns Hospital. William C Degen shoe manufacturer head of Degen Lipp & Tull Inc died at Jewish Hospital aged 56. Douglas D P Carritte 48 salesman for Roosevelt Schuyler died of heart disease at Brooklyn home. Alfred Isaac Holmes 78 a leader of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church and local preacher died at Brooklyn home. He authored Cute Sayings of Our Little Ones Life Thoughts From Pulpits and Poets and The Beauties of Dickens.
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Julius FE. Gutman
Kaufman
Arrisburg
Penn
Michael Zubay
Whitestone
Flushing Hospital
Cynthia Rich
L. Co
Far Rockaway
William Hendry
Passaic
Morris Plains
New Jersey
James Sheehan
William Street
Sevenoak Avenue
Brooklyn
Arthur Richard Day
Lafayette Avenue
New Haven
Conn
Thomas Paul Crowne
Kings County Court
Ellis
First Street
John William Kramer
American Hide and Leather Company
Hancock Street
Francis Joseph Mullin
New York Telephone Company
Lapesville
Carlton Avenue
Anna
Trub
General Pershing
Fargo
Pershing
Laclede
True
Rosaline Pfeifer
George Pfeifer
73D Regiment of
New York Volunteers
Renee Va
St. John's Hospital
William C. Degen
Degen, Lipp & Tull, Inc
Jewish Hospital
Mr. Degen
Adelphi Lodge
A. M
Bedford Avenue
Douglas D. P. Carritte
Roosevelt & Schuyler
Manhattan
South Elliott Place
Bensonhurst
Masonic Fraternity
Alfred Isaac Holmes
Old Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Monroe Street
Jeannette A
Gustave
Pauline Dieterich
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lenox
Donohue
New York Hospital
Eleanor L. Donohue
John O'Leary
Campbell
Broadway
68Th St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Tlat St
St. Raymond's
Savannah
Nashville
Dunkinson
Kos Park Av
Plainfield
N. J
Mary Raphael
William H Dunkinson
Baltimore
Emde
Aate Iitness
Ernst E
Hudson Place
Weehawken
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Hudson and
Th Sts
Hoboken
Fraenkel
Max Fraenkel
Freda W
Walter
Rosaline
Central Park West
King Bolomon Lodge
King Solomon's Lodge
No. 2A
David A. Mock
Otto Ochs
Halberstadt
Isaac Malberstadt
Rachel
Isador
Joseph
Bertram
Satie
Ida Rosenstock
Emma Halberstadt
Helfgott
Sigmund
Prospect Park West
N. Y
Juskowitz
Samuel Juckowits
Keech
F. Keech
Frith F
Frederick J. Keech
PD. D
Christ Church
Clinton
Ge Soca
Woodlawn
Keyser
Annie O. Keyser
Opdyke
Aaron Keyser
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bosworth
McLaughlin
Willow Av
Los Angeles
Cal
Landwehr
George A
Martha Landwehr
Pine St
Mt. Lichtenstadter
Max
Julia
Henry
Rose Lichtenstadter
van Cortlandt Park Av
Markowitz
Frances
Joseph Markowitz
Louis
Anne Mehrer
J. Mandula
Augusta
Serena
Nathan
Arnold
Te Meisler
Louis KR. Menger
Greenwood Cemetery
O' Brian
Harmon-on-Hudson
Lewis A. O'Brian
Josephine
Brian
St. Mary's Church
Croton-on-Hudson
Grand Central Station
Harmon Station
Pfeifer
George H. Kleges
Pennsylvania
Cypress Hills
Rich
Cynthia C
Mount Auurn
Boston
Mass
Rush
Joseph F
Elizabeth Tighe
Delia
T. J. Hush
East 90Th St
Church of Saint Ignatius Loyola
Park Av
S4th St. Rush
J. F
Osceola Club
Joseph F. Rush
St. Ignatius Church
S4th St
Park
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
M. R. Ryttenberg
William H. Corbett
Elliott
Porte Honored Despite Admiralty Contract Shadow
London reports Lieut. Col. John Cyril Porte of the Royal Air Force is named Commander of St. Michael and St. George in the King's birthday honors. The award is said to remove the last shadow cast on him by his indictment over Admiralty contracts with the Curtiss Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
NEW York Times
London
John Cyril Porte
Royal Air Force
St. Michael and St. George
Curtiss Aeroplane Company
Col Bertram T. Clayton Killed in France
Col Bertram T. Clayton a Divisional Quartermaster for the American Expeditionary Force in France was killed by an enemy air bomb, per notice relayed by his brother United States Judge Henry D. Clayton. A 1900s West Indian War and Spanish-American War veteran, he graduated from the United States Military Academy with General John Pershing, later served in Congress, and led transport at New York before overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Ala
Bertram T. Clayton
France
United States
Henry D. Clayton
United States Military Academy
John Pershing
New York
Ex-Judge Jesse S. L'Amoreaux Dies at 81 in Ballston Spa
Ex-Judge Jesse S. L'Amoreaux of the Graham & L'Amoreaux firm died at his Ballston Spa home in his eighty first year. Born in Saratoga County he served as County Judge and was nominated for State Controller on the Republican ticket in 1887 but was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
St. Louis
United States
Sivo
R. McKeen
Vandalia Railroad
Lew Wallace
Indiana
Hovey
Daniel W. Voorhees
Turple
Joint Assembly
Senate
Jesse S. L’amoreaux
Graham & L
Gatling Meeker Wedding at St Michael's Church
Addison Barnes Gatling son of Mr and Mrs Richard Henry Gatling of 817 West 84th Street wed Miss Marjory Meeker daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Meeker of Columbus Ohio. Rite performed at 530 PM yesterday in the Chapel of St Michael's Church West Ninety Ninth Street by Rev John Peters. Marion Meeker sister of the bride acted as maid of honor. Gatling recently joined the Naval Reserves and serves in transport.
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A. B. Gatling
Miss Meeker
Addison Barnes Gatling
Richard Henry Gatling
West Eighty-Fourth Street
Marjory Meeker
Claude Meeker
Columbus
Ohio
St. Michael’s Church
West Ninetyninth Street
John Peters
Marion Meeker
Gatling
Naval
Gatling—Meeker
New York City
John Pr. Peters
N. R
Soldier Bravery Medalist to Wed Jersey City Bride
Private John O'Brien, in town after valor in France as a stretcher bearer with an ambulance unit, obtained a marriage license yesterday at Jersey City City Clerk's office to wed Miss Alvina Pomessi of Jersey City. he said he expects to return to France soon.
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John O'Brien
France
Jersey City
Alvina Pomessi
O’brien
German Infiltration Tactics in Late WWI Drive
Paris correspondent details German force strength at about forty five divisions in the latest offensive near Soissons. He notes selection of top troops from von Hutier fourteenth army and describes a tactic of breaking contact then infiltrating small bands to undermine resistance before a coordinated dash advances the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
NEW York Times
Paris
Temps
Thursaday
Soissons
von Hutier
Arlotta Praises Wilson as Great American Leader
In Rome on June 4 ex-Minister Arlotta of the Italo American mission praised President Wilson, calling him a philosopher and idealist who guides policy with practical needs. He lauded Wilson’s place in history behind Washington and Lincoln and noted strong crossed sympathy between Italy and the United States. He also praised American women for supporting war efforts and social activities, and hoped for cordial Italian reception of American visitors after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
NEW York Times
Rome
Wilson
Arlotta
America
Prince of
Udine
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Marconi
Italy
Berlin
Archbishop of York Seeks Aid for World War Freedom
In Middlesbrough the Archbishop reports US supporters vow to aid the Allied war effort. He quotes Americans promising to redeem promises and stand by the Allies until victory, praising President Wilson and American unity in mobilizing resources for peace and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York
Middlesbrough
United States
America
Aee
Pacific safety urged in Atlantic aijo comment
The Daily Telegraph comments on Australian Prime Minister Hughes May 1 address in New York urging an Australasian Monroe Doctrine to guard Pacific from Germany. It warns the Pacific islands return would raise strategic issues and deny native self rule in undeveloped areas. It notes South Africa Australia New Zealand US Canada and Japan as stakes in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ottawa
Germany
Daily Telegraph
William Morris Hughes
Australia
New York
Pacific
South Africa
New Zealand
United States
Canada
Japan
Marks Schwab Marriage at Delmonico's Yesterday
Frederick Graham Marks chief yeoman married Ruth May Schwab at Delmonico's with Rev. John Friedman officiating. Edith Marks served as maid of honor and Corporal Benjamin E. Marks was best man with John Schwab and Herbert Kohns as ushers.
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Frederick Graham Marks
Ruth May Schwab
West 100Th Street
Delmonico’s
John Friedman
Edith Marks
Benjamin E. Marks
John Schwab
Herbert Kohns
Benefit Recital in Guinness Home for Paris Conservatory Alumnae
Lucien Muratore will perform Friday evening at Mrs. Benjamin Guinness home 8 Washington Square North in aid of the Alumnae Association of the National Conservatory in Paris.
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Guinness
Lucien Muratore
Benjamin
Columbia to Honor British Ambassador Reading at 164th Commencement
At Columbia University the 164th annual commencement will confer honorary Doctor of Laws on Earl of Reading and Secretary of State Lansing. Other honorees include Francia Scott Baldensperger J. Waldo Smith Tertius Noble and Paul Perld all to receive various degrees. Events include speeches by Lansing and Reading, the alumni luncheon, a gate presentation by the class of 1891, a memorial flag, chimes donation, Van Amringe Memorial dedication, and a baseball game between Columbia and Penn in the afternoon.
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Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Earl of Reading
Robert Lansing
Francia M. Scott
Supreme Court
Vernand Baldensperger
Columbia
J. Waldo Smith
Tertius Noble
St. Thomas's Church
New York Symphony Orchestra
Paul Perlord
Butler
U O'Clock
Lansing
Baldensperger
Mnasium
117Th Street
Broadway
Board of Trustees
St. Paul's Chapel
van Amringe
Hartley and
Livingston Halls
South Field
University of Pennsylvania
Four Army Aviators Killed in Series of Accidents
A batch of air deaths reported across the country includes Aviation Cadet George Mills of Jersey City killed near Taylor Field Alabama after his plane caught fire and fell 3000 feet. Civilian Instructor Stanley Coyle of Coudersport Pennsylvania and Flying Cadet Elwin Chapman of Brookline Massachusetts died when their planes collided near Rockwell Field California. Second Lieutenant Joseph John O Malley of Albany Missouri perished in a tailspin at San Antonio Texas. Private John Barner of Philadelphia died at Ellington Field Texas in a crash. Mills was 21, lived at 510 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City, and had been training since September.
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Montgomery
Ala
George
Mills
Jersey City
N. J
Taylor Field
San Diego
Cal
Stanley Coyle
Coudersport
Penn
Elwin Chapman
Brookline
Mass
Rockwell Field
Coyle
Chatman
Fort Rosecrans
San Antonio
Texas
Jone S
Joseph John O'Malley
Albany
Houston
John Barner
Philadelphia
Elmer Ney
Ellington End
Palisade Avenue
Signal Corps
Dickinson High School
Thomas G. Mills
RAF destroys fourteen enemy planes in May action
A London issued British Italian official statement reports that since May 25 the Royal Air Force destroyed fourteen enemy aircraft and forced one to crash landed on return fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Air Force
New York Broker Reports Croix de Guerre for Colonel Clarke
Irving G. Knox, a broker at 1 Broadway, says his brother-in-law Colonel Thomas Clarke of the 110th Engineers 35th Division has been decorated with the French Croix de Guerre for a trench raid. Clarke, a civil engineer and former Bethlehem Coke and Lackawanna Steel executive, is married to Elizabeth Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving G. Knox
Broadway
Thomas (. Clarke
110Th Engineers
Clarke
Army Corps
Bethlehem Coke Company
Bethlehem, Penn
Lebanon
Lackawanna Steel Company
E. A
Massachusetts Institute of Technianogy
Metropolitan, Engineers
St. Anthony's
Rumson Country Clubs
Elizabeth Nox
PLEDGE OF LOYALTY TO KING GEORGE FLOWS FROM EMPIRE
On King George s birthday a flood of loyalty messages reached London from across the empire. Native chiefs in Africa, Indian officials, provincial governments, princes and business bodies pledged support and announced plans for special recruiting campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
West Africa
India Office
Death of Fireman Le Roy Jolley reported
The Navy Department announced the death of Fireman Le Roy Jolley of Water Mill New York in an accident aboard the U S Housatonic on May 27. Mrs William Crawford of Southampton Long Island was notified that her brother was killed while laying mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
le Roy Jolley
Water Mill
U. S
Housatonic
Navy Department
Southampton
William Crawford
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for NYT insertion are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief item signals forthcoming marriage and death announcements for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages listed for Levy Gatling Wood and Stevens Comley
Announcements show marriages of Beatrice Wood to Paul Henson and Alice Key to Lt. W. L. Stevens. Also listed are unions for o. G. Levy to Abraham Alexander and Marjory Meeker to Addison Gatling, with various parental names and locations. Other notes reference June dates and residences including Columbus Ohio and Riverside Drive.
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Alexander — Levy
Eugene N. Levy
Riverside Drive
O. G
Abraham Alexander
Renson—Wood
Benjamin Wood
Miss Beatrice Wood
Paul Henson
Stevens—Comley
Obituary notices from June 1918 New Jersey area
A list of obituaries and funeral notices for June 1 to 6 1918 includes Mary Miner widow of Charles Hill Anderson of Vineland N J James Larnes Laker husband of M Lindsay Baker and other residents. Services announced in Bridgeton Newark Bronx Pleasantville Weehawken Brooklyn and Hoboken with interments at Wood Lawn St Raymonds and Chappaqua Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Miner
Charles Hill Anderson
Vineland
N. J
Bridgeton
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Tuthill
Emma Isabell Tuthill
Steuben
Weiller
Laurel Weiller
Helower
Minnie Co. Weiller
Cha of Salem Field Cemetery
Cypress Hilla
Wolf
H. G. Buehler
Lakeville
Ella Kemp
E. J. Wolf
Gettysburg
Connaughton
Patrick
Metropolitan Hospital
Conti
Lincoln Place
Forden
Henry St
A. M. Hafsland
Elise
East 18Th St
Olsen
Matilda
Feneval
Reis
Maria
Union St
Sheenan
Hoboken, Jersey City
Newark
Allen
Joan
Tillinghast
Best
Edward
Garside
Culver
Charles
Bloomfield
Boken
Dietzel
Nedou R
Blum
Dooley
Dooley.— Theres L., 244 Montgomery 66, Jersey City, June 2. Gothberg.—Wilhelmina
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York St
Mundy
Reinoehl
Gertrude A
Bercen
Myan
M. J
Ark Oo
A. Fchneider
My City
Slattery
Silvawexh
Ocean Ae Sew City
Rye Smith Pierwe J. Ahs
Chestnut St
Ark
Stein - Charies
West
Washington Bt
Hoboken, Taylor
Catharine
Norfolk St
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Cleveland
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Bloomington
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Hia Erie Enterprise
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Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Y. Fairbanks
Dayton & Renton Railroad
Southern Illinois
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Federal
Gresham
Fairka
Chicago
Harrison
Outlook
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Representative R. Wood
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Thomas R. Marshall
P Hosiery Co
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DR. Lewis A. O'Brian
G. T. Wilson
Doat
Col. Porte
Col
B. T. Clayton
M Yars
Congress
Archbishop of
Peo le
London Paper
Marks-Schwab
Secretary Lansing
Camp Taylor
Lnstructor
New Yorker
Col. Clarke
King
British Empire
Condren
Rose
Garrity
Thomas F Condren
Davidson Av
Bronx
Bt. Nicholas of Tolentine Church
Andrews AV
Woodmen
Internment St. Raymond's
Wemnohiam
Gibson
Breckenridge Stuyvesant
Madiron Avy
Harlem
Woodlawn Cemetery
Camp John Pershing
Rockland Lake Park
Rockland County, N. Y
West Point
Palisades Interstate Park Commission
Junior Training Camp Association
Frederick L. Long
Jose L.fritz
Fifth Avenue N.Y
Stevens School
Park Ave
B. F. Carter
Aviatuns
Savage Arms Co
East Side Y. M. C. A
E. Sith
Best Radio School
New York School of Filing Singer
REE
Phous Bryant
Phillips Academy
Anver
Phillips
Abe. Stearns
American Schools Association
the New York Times
Kenneth J. Beebe
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