Antique Spanish Silver Tabernacle Leads Sale Milestone
A 1740 Seville silver tabernacle topped the antiques sale at American Art Galleries with a $40 result to Loreng. The auction featured Louis XV candlesticks, a Christian Leo tray, Venetian lamps, and Meander lace pieces, contributing to a daily total of $5, and $10,400 overall. sale ends today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Loreng
Seaman
Samuel Untermyer
Christian Leo
Konigsbers
Patau
Venice
Baumeister
Ronda
Spain
Marquis de Montizumaur
Herbert du Puy
Jaen
Point de France
Lorenz
George Chelsea
Bernet
Milan
Fay and Schirmer Wedding at Church of the Ascension
William Rodman Fay and Gertrude Schirmer were married at the Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street with Rev Percy Stickney Grant presiding. The couple plan a Honolulu honeymoon before settling in Boston.
Elizabeth Speck and Arthur Neu marry in New York
Miss Elizabeth Marie Speck of 23 East Eighty-eighth Street and Arthur E. Neu mer, an importer, wed last evening at the Church of the Holy Trinity East Eighty-eighth Chalmers Street. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Hotel Astor. They will honeymoon in China and Japan and reside in the city upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Elizabeth Marie Speck
East Eighty-eighth Street
Arthur E. Neumer
Church of the Holy Trinity
East Eighty-eighth Chalmers Street
James
Hotel Astor
Japan
Engagements announced for three families in Northeast
Mrs Alice M Douglass of 28 Central Park West announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Alice Douglass to Raoul Charpentier son of Mrs Edouard Charpentier of Paris who has lived in Cleveland Ohio The Shuttleworths of Douglas Manor announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Margaret Shuttleworth to James S Brownson The Caldwell family of Austin Texas announces the engagement of Miss Emma Lee Caldwell to Rev Jay Knox pastor of Union Presbyterian Church Newburg New York The weddings are planned for fall and early autumn respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Douglass
Central Park West
Daugher
Mary Alice Dousglass
Raoul Charpentier
Gra
Edouard Charpentier
Paris
Ntier
Cleveland
Ohio
F. Shuttleworth
Douglas Manor
Douglaston
S. J
Anoney
Margaret Shuttleworth
James 8. Brownson
Brownson
Douglaston Civic Association
Flushin Hospital
Manhattan
Mises Rhuttleworth
Walter Haynie Caldwell
Austin
Texas
Dauhter
Emma Lee Caldwell
Jay Knox
George William Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Knox
Hamilton College
Union Seminary
Union Presbyterian Church
Newburg
N. Y
Bridal at Sherry's as Dene Meyer Weds Louis Dannenbaum
Miss Dene Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander H Meyer of 1 West Sixty eighth Street and Louis Dannenbaum son of Morris Dannenbaum of Philadelphia married yesterday at four at Sherry's. The Rev Stephen Wiser officiated and a reception followed. The bride, Barnard sophomore and Jacobi's School alumna, was attended by Rosalie Dannenbaum and Dorothy Stern as maids of honor. Bridesmaids included Edith Adler Helen Rossbach Blanche Loeb Edith Alexander Evelyn Mack Mildred Stern Eleanor Goldsmith Charlotte Feastman Harriet Finsheimer. The couple plan a motor trip to the White Mountains and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dene Meyer
Alexander H. Meyer
West Sixty-eighth Street
Louis Dannenbaum
Morris Dannenbaum
Philadelphia
Isaac Gimbel
Sherry’s
Stephen Wiser
Barnard College
Edith Wasserman
Edith Adler
Helen Rossbach
Blanche Loeb
Edith Alexander
Evelyn Mack
Mildred Stern
Eleanor Goldsmith
Charlotte Feastman
Harriet Finsheimer
Dannenbaum
University of Pennsylvania
White Mountains
Canada
Minister Takes Bride in Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Robert M. Russell Jr. married Miss Ellen Stuart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall Stuart of 275 West End Avenue, at 4 pm in Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The bride wore white liberty satin with lace and orange blossoms. lilies of the valley complemented her veil. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Russell, a Princeton Theological Seminary graduate, and the wedding party included Isabel Martland as maid of honor and Dr. Audrey D. Stewart as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rodman Fay
Joseph Story Fay
Boston
Gertrude Schirmer
Gustave Schirmer
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
William G. Thayer
St. Mark's School
Robert Schirmer
Barbara Armour
George Armour
Princeton
Katherine
Samuel
Tillman
Morris
Lewis Ledyard
New York
Armour
Esther Cleveland
Uope
Mr. Fay
Fay
Pickman
Mr. Bush
Plattsae
Keith Mcleod
Fist Jaeckel
Henry Fay, Jr
Francis B. Robbins
Ohn M. Willard
Irty-Fifth Street
Mr. Schirmer
Mrs Fay
Honolulu
Schirmer & Co
Harvard
Harvardaw School
Glomerset
Norfolk Hunt
Dedham
Reginald Marsh Banks
John H. Banks
Elise Huntington Francke
Lindsley F. Tarppin
Leopold H. Francke
Charles R. Huntington
St. Thomas's Church
Alexander W. Bostwick
Vincentown
N. J
Colony Club
Mr. Tappin
Tap
Robert M. Russell, Jr
Robert M. Russell
Russell
Chicago
Ellen Stuart
James Marshall Stuart
West End Avenue
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. Ross Stevenson
James Palmer
Robert H. M. Russell
Audrey D. Stewart
Rochester
James Marshall Stuart, Jr
Harold Coe Stuart
Russell G. Patterson
Philidelphia
Wendell W. Cleland
Albany
Princeton Theological Seminary
Miss Elsie Weser Wed in St Regis Ceremony
Matthias F Bauer married Miss Elsie Weser of Sul West End Avenue in a St Regis marble ballroom ceremony performed by Rev. Dr. Charles Seymour. The bride wore white satin with pearls and carried valley roses, attended by her sister Gertrude Weser and several bridesmaids. numerous guests attended a buffet supper and dancing afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias F. Bauer
Elsie Weser
John Weser
Sul West End Avenue
S O
St. Regis
Charles Seymour
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Gertrude Weser
Spencerges
Ruth Weser
Catherine Dougherty
Alvine Schroeder
Joseph Auer
Herbert Gardner
Leonard Cousher
James Bradley, Jr
Spencer Driggs
Mrs Cowles Honored Guest at City Federation fête
Mrs Josiah Evans Cowles, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, headlined the Fate Chante of the New York City Federation at the Hotel Astor Roof Garden. Officials welcomed her as guests included Mrs Kuene J Grant and Miss Margarette Hay. other attendees represented Daughters 1812 and federations from California and Detroit. Both presidential contenders Mrs Samuel B Sneath and Mrs William B Williams departed New York before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Evans Cowles
Federa
Controntion of Women Clubs
New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hotel Astor
Cowles
Kuene J. Grant
Margarrett Hay
Florence
Harry Lilly
Thomas Slack
Charles Griffin
Louis Ralston
Wiles
The
Daughters
E. D. Knight
California State Federation
R. H. Ashbaugh
Detroit
Mich
Samuel B Sneath
General Federation
William B. Williams
Lapeer
New York
English Bride Marries Bradford Man in City Church
The marriage of Hugh McCurdy Hamilton Coffey of Bradford England and Mrs Mabel R Ward eldest daughter of Dr E H Raymond took place yesterday at St Luke s Church West 141st Street the ceremony was by Rev G Ashton Oldham None of the families attended except relatives The couple plan to sail Saturday for England then head to Buenos Ayres for the winter duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCurdy Harmilton Coffey
Bradford
England
Mabel R. Ward
E. H. Raymond
Buenos Ayres
Condit-Weds Mrs Echlin In Yonkers nuptials
Frederick Scott Condit of New York married Mrs. Mary Day Snell Echlin of Yonkers at 5 pm yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. North Broadway New Hampton. Rev. Dr. William Stevenson of First Presbyterian officiated. They plan a motor trip to New England then reside at Crescent Place Short Hills New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Condit
Echlin
Frederick Scott Condit
New York
Mary Day Snell Echlin
Yonkers
Benjamin B
North Broadway
Non Hampton
William Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
New England
Ondit
Crescent Place
Short Hills
N. J
Simons Gradwohl Wedding On West 11th Street
Miss Rose Gradwohl and Mark H. Simons wed yesterday at Meyer H. Gradwohl’s residence, 500 West 11th Street. The couple sailed on the steamer Antilles for a wedding trip to New Orleans, Louisiana.
Chauffeur for Elsie Janis Fined in Yonkers
Frank Reme, chauffeur for actress Elsie Janis of 5 West Forty-fourth Street, was fined ten dollars by Judge Beall in Yonkers for speeding on South Broadway. Motorcycle officer McCaul, who arrested him, said the car traveled thirty miles an hour with Miss Janis and her mother present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janis
Frank Reme
West Forty-fourth Street
Beall
Yonkers
McCaul
South Broadway
Miss Janis
Ume
Tourists Booked to Sail Today on the Santa Marta
Several travelers are listed for today’s departure to South America via Panama aboard the Santa Marta. Names include Juana Wells Roberto Medina Isaac Manning and a long roster of passengers with titles Mr and Mrs and Rev J Henry Cartwright along with others such as Agnes Lee G L Benedict C K Ferigue Ernest Pike and Harold Verley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South American Porte
Panama
Santa Marta
Juana Wells
Roberto Medina
Isaac Manning
R. J. Montgomery
J. A. Collins
H. M. Hart
H. E. Wing
Agnes Lee
Mra
G. L. Henedict
C. K. Ferguse
Ernest B. Pike
J. Henry Cartwright
A. L. Cornet
J. G. Lewis
Harold Verley
Nathan Barnett
George McBeen
NO POLITICS ON THE FOURTH CELEBRATION MEETING
George Gordon Battle was authorized to appoint a 25 member sub committee to coordinate Fourth of July activities. Critics urged citizen focus over political ties and a statue of liberty illumination push. The Board of Aldermen approved 25000 in special revenue bonds for the celebration. Mayor Mitchel urged broad American unity for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon Battle
Battle
Charles Judge
Rockaway
Edward T. James
Paper Hangers’ Union
William J. Lee
Edward c. Rybicke
Europe
Board of Aldermen
Mitchel
Tariff Commission urged by New York Young Republicans
The New York Young Republican Club issued a report urging a Tariff Commission. It recommends 50 members, an even split, presidential appointment with Senate advice, removal for cause, and terms of up to twelve years. It also proposes staggered first terms to ensure continuity and limits party representation to half or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Young Republican Club
New York
Tariff Commission
Ees
Senate
24 New Women Dentists Graduate at Carnegie Hall
A class of 128 including 24 women earned Doctor of Dental Surgery degrees at Carnegie Hall in an annual commencement. Clarkson Cowl conferred the degrees. William Carr awarded medals. Valedictorian Clarence Durkee delivered the address amid praise for newly shown humanity in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Dental and
Simon A. Shenker
Roderick M. Sanger
Morris Roller
Charles Milton Ford
Clarence George Durkee
Willard Scott
Head of Home Ousted in Brooklyn Hebrew Home Faction Clash
Board removes Superintendent Max Shapiro from the Brooklyn Hebrew Home for the Aged. The split began years ago and led to a power struggle between factions led by Mrs. Samuel Berlin and Mrs. Charles Rosenbaum, with Berlin claiming Shapiro aided the rival group. The board acted Monday night to install a new leadership aligned with the Berlin faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Steamship Rams A Barge In Fast River Collision
Police report a freight steamship outward bound rammed and cut in two the coal barge J Mooney in the Fast River off Market Street. Both vessels fled the scene and salvage was not attempted. One barge half sank. the other was towed to Fulton Street. No lives reported lost. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Division A
Fast
Market Street
J. Mooney
Fulton Street
Site for Greeley statue moved to City Hall Park
The Municipal Art Commission approved moving Horace Greeley’s statue from in front of The Tribune Building to City Hall Park, with the park site to be selected later. Initial ideas included Battery Park and the building entrance, but those were rejected after protests and considerations of Gizecty’s statue relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Art Commission
Horace Greeley
Tribune
City Hall Park
Battery Park
Gizecty
Ted
Mrs J A Hendrick Plans Relief Work For Wounded In England
Mrs James A Hendrick a wealthy Summer colony member in Glen Cove announces plans to sail on the Finland next Wednesday to England. She will go to Reading to assist wounded troops arriving from the front taking over from an English friend who has worked since the war began. Hendrick is sister to Supreme Court Justice Townsend Scudder and Lorin Scudder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hendrick
Ald
Glen Cove
L. L
James A. Hendrick
England
Finland
Reading
Hendrick
Supreme Court
Townsend Scudder
Lorin Scudder
Harvard Prize Won For Defense Poem By Robert Hillyer
The William McKim Garrison prize of 100 dollars and a silver medal at Harvard was awarded to Robert Silliman Hillyer for the poem To Those Who Defend. The piece laments the vanity of war and honors nameless dead who sacrificed their prime, urging a lasting end to conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
William McKim Garrison
Harvard
National Defense
Robert Silliman Hillyer
East Orange
Mrs Amy Archer Gilligan Reported Insane in Jail
Hartford June 6 Mrs Amy E Archer Gilligan was reported violently insane in her Hartford County Jail cell and may not face a jury over deaths at her Windsor elderly home. The Hartford County Criminal Court term opened with no Grand Jury arraignment. State's Attorney Alcorn said no case prepared yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hartford
Conn
Amy E. Archer-Gilligan
Hartford County
Windsor
Hartford County Criminal Court
Archer Home
Gilligan
Will of Edith Cooper Bryce Leaves $3 Million Estate
Mrs Edith Cooper Bryce wife of Lloyd S Bryce former Minister to the Netherlands and Luxembourg filed for probate in Mineola Long Island. The will dated June 26 1906 leaves one half residuary estate to her husband and substantial shares to their two daughters and to Peter Cooper Bryce with staged payouts and bequests including stocks and household effects. The estate valued over 50 000 in realty and 50 000 in personalty is believed to exceed 3 million. Executed by Lloyd S Bryce and Peter C Bryce with Blake Blossom as co executors. Bryce House at Roslyn Long Island is noted as their longtime residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mineola
L. I
Edith Cooper Bryce
Lloyd S. Bryce
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Peter Cooper Glue Factory
Solva Glue Company
Gauley Mountains Coal Company
Cooper Union For the Advancement of Science and Arts
Lloyd 8Weer
Peter C. Bryce
Blake Blossom
Bryce
Husban
Roslyn, L. L
Miss Evelyn Scott to Receive Over 200000 From Trust Estate
Evelyn Scott of 30 Park Avenue aged 18 will receive more than 200000 in income from a trust estate under Walter Gurnee's will, filed in Surrogates Court. Trustees Walter S. Gurnee of Bar Harbor Maine and William Nelson Cromwell of 12 West Forty-ninth Street hold 566,720 principal, with income paid to Scott for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Scott
Evelyn Scott
Park Avenue
Walter 8. Gurnee
Walter S. Gurnee
Bar Harbor, Me
William Nelson Cromwell
West Forty-ninth Street
Moses Dinkelspiel Will Filed After Death
The will of Moses Dinkelspiel a longtime Democrat dies May 30 filed in the Surrogates Court bequeaths the entire estate to his widow Carrie Dinkelspiel named executrix. He leaves no provision for his children saying his wife will provide for their best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Dinkelspiel
Carrie Dinkelspiel
Col Walter Hotchkin Dies in Hospital Veteran Engineer Leader
Colonel Walter B. Hotchkin veteran of the Spanish American War and long time New York Guardsman died at Presbyterian Hospital in his fifty second year. He led the Twenty second Engineers N G N Y from 1902 to 1914 and served in Porto Rico Cuba and with the Army of Occupation. He held banking and brokerage ties with the failed Stoppani and Hotchkin firm and was active in many military and historical societies. Burial with full military honors planned from the Twenty second Corps of Engineers armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Hotchkin
Twenty -Second Corps of Engineers
Presbyterian Hospital
Twelfth Regiment
New York Volunteers
Porto Rico
Hotchkin
Stoppani & Hot
Hughes
Army of Occupation
Cuba
Hotel Astor
Japan Society
New York Zoological and Historical Societies
Order of Founders and Patriots of America
Society of Colonial Wars
Newlea
Pennsylvania
Sons of
Society of American Officers
The
Military Service Institute
Military Athletic League of America
Amateur Athletic Association
Engineers
Army and Navy
Washington
Governors Island
New York Athletic
Fordham
Brooklyn
Machinery
Dr Elizabeth Corbett Dies Foster Mother of Pure Food Law
Dr Elizabeth Wiley Corbett sister of Harvey Wiley died Sunday at Takoma Sanitarium Washington in her eighty third year. Born in Kent Indiana she taught school in Madison studied medicine in California Europe and Michigan earned MD then practiced in San Francisco until 1906 retired and moved to live with her son architect Harvey Wiley Corbett. She was honorary life member of the American Medical Association and called the foster mother of the pure food law for raising her brother to become its father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wiley Corbett
Harvey W. Wiley
Takoma Sanitarium
Washington, D.C
Kent
Jefferson County
Ind
Madison
San Francisco
Dr. Corbett
Wiley
Death of Charles H. Northam Hartford Grain Dealer Leader
Charles H. Northam formerly of Smith Northam Co. grain dealers and a prominent New England businessman died in Hartford at age seventy three. He was born in Washington R I and served as director of several banks and local corporations. Survived by his wife three sons two daughters including Mrs J Irving Omer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Northam
New York Times
Hartford
Conn
Smith, Northam & Co
New England
Washington
R. L
J. Irving Omer
New York
Death of Brigadier General Bernard G Farrar
General Bernard G Farrar brevet Brigadier General U S A and former United States Sub Treas urer at St. Louis died at his home. He received his brevet at the end of the Civil War. He was years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard G. Farrar
U. 8
S. A
United States
St. Louis
Farrar
Bellboy Arrested With Diamonds after Found Jewelry
Detectives Deitsch and Regan of the Second Branch Detective Bureau detained Alfred Hayes of 22s East Fifty-sixth Street after he was seen with a diamond fleur-de-lis pendant and a gold locket found near F Third Avenue. They recovered a watch from him and tied the items to Tiffany & Co. valued at $2,000. Hayes, a former bellboy at the Vanderbilt and the Devon, was locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deitsch
Regan
Second Branch
Third Avenue
Forty-second Street
Park Avenue
of Tiffany & Co
Alfred Hayes
East Fifty-sixth Street
Vanderbilt
Devon
Referee Named in Wendel Dispute
White Plains N J June 6 Rebecca A D Wendel Swope and Elia von E Wendel executrices of John G Wendel millionaire hermit of Fifth Avenue Manhattan objected to Burlockik Rabells bill Surrogate Sawyer appointed Sydney A Syme Mount Vernon as referee He will hear testimony on Rabells claim for 80540 02 for legal services to fate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel Dipute
White Plains
N. J
Rebecca A.D Wendel Swope
Elia von E. Wendel
John G. Wendel
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Rabell
Wendel
Sawyer
Sydney A Syme
Mount Vernon
Syme
Poster Designs in Chelsea Gallery Exibition
Chelsea Neighborhood Art Gallery presents a second poster exhibit at 206 Ninth Avenue near Twenty eighth Street. Open daily 3:30 to 6 and 7 30 to 1 30 A M Sundays 3 to 5 P M until July 5. Featured artists include Bertram Hartman George Bellows William Zorach Herbert E Martini Winold Reiss with a Chelsea division showing Ada Raab K 35 Lamb J H Ruff B M Schofield and B Patterson. Bellows shows War 1014 style works Zorach explores Persian primitive designs. Hartman offers Flamingo Girl Stage of Pan. Monthly changes planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Gallery
Chelesa
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Bertram Hartman
George Bellows
William Zorach
Herbert E. Martini
Winold Reiss
Chelsea
Mayor names committee for industrial education survey
Mayor Mitchel announced a committee to guide the Board of Education in extending industrial education. Members include Charles Richards as chairman, John Martin, Om as Carroll, Dr William La Ettinger, Florence Marshall, Mathilde Ford, Charles Delancey, Charles Verrill, William Baldwin, C G Norman, Emil J Deering, John J Munholland, and Sidney Borg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Board of Education
Charles Richards
John Martin
Omas J. Carroll
William la. Ettinger
Florence M. Marshall
Mathilde C. Ford
Charles Delancey
Charles N. Verrill
William Db. Baldwin
C. G. Norman
Emil J. Deering
John J. Munholland
Sidney C. Borg
Obituaries Chronicle Brooklyn and New Jersey Residents
A batch of obituaries notes the deaths of Herman B Ogden aged 6 at 204 Carroll Street Brooklyn. Bartholomew McDermott at 505 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn. Joseph Tallent of Elmhurst S J. Rebecca Dudley Roosen of Marlborough Road Piathush Devon. Ida Marie Fincken of Clarendon Road Brooklyn. Ida Maria Knudson of Union Course. Robert Sutherland Hurd of Monroe Street Brooklyn. Mary Elizabeth Wei Welch. Benjamin T Searing formerly with Harper Brothers. Henry Kruse of Belmont Avenue Brooklyn. Nelson Baldwin of Pompton Lakes New Jersey. Asa D Bigelow Morristown New Jersey. Ezra Sanders Rockaway New Jersey. John G McPeek Phillipsburg New Jersey. Frederick W Crecelius College Point New York. Thomas S Merkl Whitestone. Margaret M Kinsela Port Jervis. Rev Father Andrew Engeljiar t Baltimore Maryland. Edward Graff Passaic New Jersey. William Adrian Smith Jr Passaic New Jersey. Mulford T Rogers Ridgewood New Jersey. Peter Antoninides Freehold New Jersey. Thomas R Dillow New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman B. Ogden
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Ogden
Russell, Irving & Co
New Britain
Marlborough Road
Piathush
Devonshire
England
Henry Dudley
Manhattan
Herman
Albert Fincken
English Lutheran Church of St. Stephen
Clarendon Road
Charleston
3. C
Ida Maria Knudson
Shaw Avene Methodiat Opal
Sixth Street
Union Course
L. Ll
Sweden
Ole Knudson
Robert Sutherland Hurd
Newark, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Couny
Monroe Treet
Royal Arcanum
Mary Elizabeth Wei
Arthur Sh. Welch
Marton Treet
Benjamin T. Searing
Harper & Brothers
Searing
Sle
Henry Kruse
St John's German
Lutheran Church
Belmont Avenue
Kruse
New York
Nelson Baldwin
Pont Powder
Pomptenthedu Lakes
N. J
Asa D. Bigelaw
Morrstown
Memorial Hospital
Ezra Sanders
Rockaway
John&. McPeek
Phillipsburg
Frederick W. Crecelius
College Point
Thomas
Merkl
Whitestone
Lacey Delaney
Margaret M. Kinsela
John Kinsela
Orange County
Port Jervis
N Y
Andrew Engeljiaert
Holy Cross Church
Baltimore
Mda
St. Joseph's Hospita
Edward Graff
Passute
Hempstead
L. 1
William Adrian Smith, Jr
W. A. Smith
Lafayette Avenue
Passaic
General Hospital
Ethel Ferris
J. M. Ferris
Mulford T. Rogers
Educational Equipment Company
Rigewood
Peter Antoinedes
Monmouth County
Freehold
Thomas R. Dillow
Range N. J
Mary
Col Edward L Dobbins Dead Former Mutual Benefit VP and civic leader
Colonel Edward L Dobbins age about seventy eight died at his Morristown home after a long career as first vice president of Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co Newark and a Civil War veteran. He born near Mount Holly NJ and graduated Albany Law School admitted to New Jersey Bar. He served seven years on the Newark Board of Education five as resident. trustee Drew Theological Seminary. vice president Centenary Collegiate Institute. trustee of American Insurance National Newark Banking Co and Morristown Memorial Hospital. Survived by three children two brothers and five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L Dobbins
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Morristown
Mount Holly
Albany Law School
New Jersey
Dobbins
Newark Board of Education
Drew Theological Seminary
Centenary Collegiate Institute
American Insurance
National Newark Banking Companies
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Death of Frederick Hoppin Howland War Reporter and Publicity Official
Frederick Hoppin Howland 46 died in Philadelphia. Publicity manager for the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and war correspondent received his Majesty's service medal for Boer War work. Born New Bedford Massachusetts MIT graduate, worked for The Providence Journal The Philadelphia Press and wrote The Chase of De Wet. He covered South Africa for London papers and Providence Journal before joining Philadelphia Press as associate editor. He belonged to several clubs including Rittenhouse Century and Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hoppin Howland
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
New Bedford
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Howland
Providence Journal
Pst&s
Washington
New York
South Africa
London Daily Mail
London Evenin News
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned to NYT
A notice indicating that marriage and death items slated for The New York Times may be submitted by telephone to the NYT office at 1K Bryant. The brief item outlines the submission method for obituaries and wedding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Nermeer birth announced for daughter in Frenx
Mr and Mrs H Nermeer of Ship Kelly St Frenx announce the birth of a daughter on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemser
H. Nermeer
Kelly St
Frenx
Luis
Rees and Kuh Engagement Announced in Claremont Area
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Rees of 20 Claremont Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Fannie M. to Mr. Joseph H. Kuh. The couple will be at home Sunday June It.
June 1916 church marriage notices from Washington and New York
Marriage announcements list multiple unions on June 4 6 5 in churches and venues including St Luke’s Washington Heights Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Auburn Thurmont Brooklyn Ritz Carlton and Garden City. Couples feature Mabe Ward Coffey Margaret McPherson Gardiner Helen Newland Henry Lamy Ellen Marshall Stuart Robert Russell Jr Catherine Fitzsimmons Ernst Voss and others with officiants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Palmer
Ellen
James Marehal Stuart
Robert M. Russell
Sumter
Deutschu
Irene J. Deutsch
Tiertram
Samter
Ritz-Carlton
Death notices from Ackerly to Norton in New York area
Obituary notices and funeral details for William J. Ackerly Asa Bigelow Jane Chambers Edward Dobbins Julia Fearing Esther Fisher Robert Hurd Jacob Kahn Daniel Kelly Frances Livingston Mary A Low Bartholomew McDermott Walter H McIntyre Melvin J McKenna Maucham Thomas Norton list deaths June 4 5 6 1916 in New York Morristown and surrounding towns with service dates locations and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerly
Sons of the Revolution
New York
William J. Ackerly
Robert Olyphant
Bigelow
Memorial Hospital
Morristown
N. J
Asa LD
Edward
Caroline Hales Higetow
William Watts
Hill St
Saugerties
N. Y
West Shore
Boyd
Anna
Campbell Building
Aviatices Actors’ Fund
Chambers
Jane
William Chambers
W. J. Matthews Peneral
West List
Luther Dobbins
Franklin Place
Sr. M
Mount Holly
Fearing
Julia Welch Fearing
Seaman AG. Fearing
Fisher
Esther Fisher
Charles Fisher
Harry Fisher
Helen I. Lippe
Lester Fisher
West 120Th St
Robert Sutherland Hurd
Monroe St
Brooklyn
Marie
Walter
Catherine J Hurd
Evergreen Cemetery
Kahn
Park Place
New Rochelle
Jacob Kahn
Minnie Kahn
Daniel
Keta
St. Joseph
Kelly
Mary Kelly
Kane
Daniel J
John
Award Kelly
Mare Mullen
Agnes Rhinehart
West Sith St
Low
Monteclair
Mary A
Alexander B. Low
No. Gates
LackawWaiie
McDermott
Bartholomew McDerrmott
Margaret McDermott
Marle
Bartholomew
Lernadett
Ltermott
Bedford Av
Church of the
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Holy Name Society
Catholic Club of
Seineca Club
Kings ‘County
St. Patrick's Society of
B. P
Catholic Club
City of
Partholomew McDermott
Hooper St
Marey Av
Micael J. Wet Ariele
Percy J. King
Retary
McIntyre
Walter H. McIntyre
Usband
Isabella Phillips
Greenwich Presbyterian Church
13Th St
St Michael's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Maugham
Orloek
Hain Mauchem
Johan HM. Maucham
George Hiain
Brampton
Cmt
Toronto Globe
Norton
Fanwood
Oppenheimer and multiple notices mark June deaths in New York area
Death notices and funeral announcements appear for numerous individuals across New York City and neighboring towns. Oppenheimer dies at home on June 5, with private funeral. many listings detail ages, residences, and funeral arrangements or notices for June 4 to June 6, including residents of Rutherford New Jersey and Hoboken Long Island City Newark Jersey City and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark Ashbey
Margaret
Harrison Av
Bollinger
Mamie
West Hoboken
Brunser-Schmiedle
Katie
Newark
Thomas &J
Chickless
In Memoriam Kaye Sol L L Nourke and Stern and Farrelly
In fond remembrance of Sol L L Nourke beloved husband and father. Edward Francis recalls his passing in June with requiem mass at St Andrew Church. Nina Stern is mourned for her death on June 7 1915. Patrick Farrelly notes services at John the Evangelist Church at 9 A.M. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye
Sol l L. Kay
Nourke
Edward Francis
Church of St. Andrew
Way
Stern
Nina Stérn
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. R. Fay
Daughter of Late Music Pub
Lisher
Reginald M. Banks
Banks—Francke
Mary Huntington Francke
Eleanor
Talbot J. Taylor, Jr
Wyeth
Philip Crovat
James T
Barnard
Mrs. Cowles
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Astor
Coffey-Ward
South America
Bill
Carnegie Hall
Hebrew Institution
Lum
Berlin
Kapiro
Greeley
Harvard Prize
R. S. Hillyer
Col. W. B. Hotchkin
Corps of Engineers, National Guard
Stop
Pani & Hotchkin
Elizabeth Corbett
H. W. Wiley
Pure Food Law
Bellboy
Third
Edw
L. Dobbins
del Castililo-Farrar
S. Helen
Harold Delastillo
Voss — Fitzsimmons
Catherine Fitzsimmons
Ernst Voss
Everett P. van Mater
Schultze
Society of
Mafrover
Willam Thomson
Maple Hawk Farm
Thureday
Wis
Scotland
Walkinshaw
Helen S Walkinshaw
Mia
John J. Robert
Oa Wylie
EU Dally Wylie
Robert Wylie
Dally
Bridge, N. J
Goetz
Magdalena
East 9Th St
Grieshaker Maria
East S8th St
Hanrahan
East 63Th St
Kalisch
Frances
Alexander
Bronx
Kennelly
Michael
S6th
A. Kenney
Mabel
McCain
West 49Th St
McCormick
East 80Th St
M. McManus
White
William G
East 10Th St
Williams
Ririkov
Elizabeth A
Ashland
Burns
William
Feneral
Galvin
Atay
P. M.kruse
Henry
Belmont Avy
Wilh Elmine
Poplar St
P .M. Nolan
Palmetto St
Carroll St
Solomon
Ann M
Reid
Spanier
Henry J
Hart St
Lori Louise
Korciusko St
Jume
A .M Engleman
Moritz
Padger
Jersey Ark
Farley
Mercer City
Higgins
Teday
A.M Kennedy
Willam P
Romaine A
Meap
Catherine
South 7Th St
Grark
Long Island
Wmemoriam
Stephen Merritt
Ata
Sth Ave
Cor
18Th St
Harlem
Radcliff Prea. Tel
John W. Lyon
Marte
Woodlawn Cemetery
Best
Copley Square
St. Ave
Horlick
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