Church Claims in China Jeopardize Mission Work, Says Rev Fitch
The Rev J Fitch reports from Tien Tsin China that pursuing indemnities risks damaging native Christian communities Wei Hien and Kai Mi and could hinder gospel progress. He urges the home board to relinquish claims in favor of mercy and to protect mission finances from misuse by local officials and Church wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Missions
J. T. Fitch
Tien-Tsin
China
Wei-Hien
Kai-Mi
Peking
Mr. Speer
Fitch
Shanghai
Hankow
Speer
Robert E. Speer
Presbyterian
Hanna's Company Loses Suit Over Stock Shuffle
Judge Phillips ruled against the Cleveland City Railway, the Little Consolidated system led by Senator Hanna, in a 500000 dollar dispute over 18250 shares allotted to cable stockholders. Stock misdelivery by J J Shipherd and Frank De Hass Robison left many holders unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland City Railway Company
Little Consolidated Street Railway System
Hanna
Horace Fuller
Little Consolidated
J. J. Shipherd
Frank de Hass Robison
Cable Company
J. J. Sr
Ania
Robison
A Day's Weddings Chisolm Boardman at Grace Church
Richard Schieffelin Chisolm son of Col. Alexander R. Chisolm wed Miss Mary Lockwood Boardman at Grace Church Chantry yesterday afternoon at 3. Rev Dr Rainsford officiated with bride given away by her father. About 100 guests attended a reception at 131 East Forty-fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schieffelin Chisolm
Alexander R. Chisolm
Mary Lockwood Boardman
William H. Boardman
Grace Church Chantry
Rainsford
St. George’s
Clara Boardman
John H. Thompson, Jr
Frank Brookfield
Robert J. Turnbull
Francis Boardman
Robert W. Carle
East Forty-fifth Street
Boardman, Chisolm, Schiffelin
Pell, Wheeler, Beekman
Vermont Clergyman Marries New York Social Scout
The Rev. F. Barnby Leach, rector of Grace Church Sheldon Vermont, wed Miss Glenna M. Baker of New York at noon in Holy Trinity Church Harlem. Bishop A C A Hall of Vermont officiated. Maid of honor Miss Mary A. Thompson. Best man Rev. Charles H. Wells. Ushers Rev. Alfred William Griffin and Rev. Paul F. Swett. The bride wore white embroidered mousseline de soie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Barnby. Leach
Grace Church
Sheldon
Glenna M. Baker
Arthur Stevens Baker
New York
Holy Trinity Church
Harlem
A. C. A. Hall
Vermont
Mary A. Thompson
Charles H. Wells
Trinity Church
Bethel
Alfred William Griffin
Louise Tayler Weds Edward Jones in Youngstown Home Ceremony
At noon today Miss Louise Tayler daughter of Mrs Rachel Tayler and sister of Congressman R W Tayler married Edward Jones a specialist in the Revenue Department in Washington. The ceremony at H K Wilkss home was performed by Rev Dr D Evans. The couple will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones—Tayler
Youngstown
Ohio
Louise Tayler
Rachel Tayler
R. W. Tayler
Edward Jones
Washington
H. K. Wick
D. Evans
Married Twice to Same Girl by Ithaca Student
Ithaca June 8 Cornell junior Burrill Wasbinder secretly wed Flora Stebbins last Fall. To keep the first marriage secret a second ceremony was held with friends and relatives present. The first officiant’s name remains unknown and the remarriage was only recently discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Burrill Wasbinder
Flora Stebbins
Ithaca High School
Arthur Copeland
Funeral of C J Patterson Brooklyn Lawyer
The funeral of Charles J Patterson a well known Brooklyn lawyer was held yesterday afternoon at the Reformed Church on the Heights. The service was conducted by Rev J Douglass Adam and the body was cremated at Fresh Pond Crematory. A bench and bar meeting in his memory followed at the Appellate Division rooms in the Court House with Chief Justices and local judges present and remarks by Howard M Shepard John C McGuire James D Bell John Notman and William J Carr. Justice Woodward spoke for the Appellate Division praising the deceased as an honored member whose loss was irremediable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Patterson
Brooklyn
Reformed Church
the Heights
J. Douglass Adam
Fresh Pond
Cremoon
Bench
Bar of
Appellate Division
Court House
Mr. Patterson
William W. Goodrich
Almer F. Jenks
John Woodward
Josiah T. Marean
Samuel T. Maddox
Supreme Court
William B. Hurd, Jr
Howard M. Shepard
John C. McGuire
James D. Bell
John Notman
Corporation
William J. Carr
Justice Woodward
Long Island Council of Women's Clubs Reunion Held in Long Beach
The sixth annual reunion of the Long Island Council of Women's Clubs drew about 1000 delegates from sixty clubs across Long Island, with Brooklyn predominance. Welcome by Mrs. Mary Haight and replies from Miss Elizabeth Brenton anchored a program featuring talks on civic ethics and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women’s Clubs
Long Beach
L. L
Long Island Council of Women’s Clubs
Long Island
Brooklyn
Mary Haight
Rothville Centre
William Jackson
Ella A. Boole
Margaret Hamilton Welch
Summer vaudeville season brings cooling from roof fans
Theaters in Union Square and other venues install cooling systems for patrons. Keith’s Union Square Theatre adds a large roof suction fan and many small electric fans to vent heat. Weekly program features Williams and Walker, Ralph Johnstone, Carolyn Delmore and company in The Bridegroom's Reverie, monopods Conway and Leland, Lefebre Quartet, ventriloquist H Clemant, Keene sisters, Barry and Halvers, German acts, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Union Square Theatre
Williams and Walker
Ralph Johnstone
Carolyn Delmore
Conway
Leland
Monopods
Lefebre
H. Clemant
Keene Sisters and Company
Biograph Pictures
Barry and
Halvers
Idea
Otto
Eckert and
Heck
John Baker
Harry Mayo
Lost Strayed or Stolen at Proctor’s Twenty third Street Theatre
The musical comedy Lost Strayed or Stolen will be this week’s offering by the Proctor Stock Company musical section at Proctor’s Twenty third Street Theatre. Two performances daily with varieties before and between acts. Jerome W. Jerome’s curtainraiser The Violin Maker will precede the musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor’s
Twenty-third Street Theatre
Proctor Stock Company
Jerome W. Jerome
Niobe at Proctor's Fifth Avenue with My Lady Self
A Broadway programme announces three act comedy Niobe at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre this week. The program opens with the humorous curtain-raiser My Lady Self and continues with a diverse cast including Charles T. Ellis and company Barr and Evans George Yeamans Whittaker and Hill a kala technoscope and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Harry and
Edward Paulton
Niobe
My Lady Self
Charles T. Ellis and Company
Barr and Evans
George Yeamans
Whittaker and Hill
Kalatechnoscope
Proctor stock to revive Caste at East Fifty-Eighth Street
The late T. W. Robertson comedy Caste, once made famous by Lester Wallace and Harry Montague, is revived this week by the Proctor stock company at the East Fifty-eighth Street playhouse. It will be preceded by An Engagement and a four hour program features several fine variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Robertson
Lester Wallack
Harry Montague
S Theatre
Proctor Stock Company
Fifty-eighth Street Playhouse
New York
The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown at Proctor’s Theatre
The stock company presents The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown at Proctor's 125th Street Theatre. Harlemites will laugh at Captain Courtney masquerading as Miss Brown in the seminary. Curtain rises on Into Darkness with varieties between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Proctor’s
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Captain Courtney
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Entainers at Hurtig Seamon's hall feature headliners cast
The Hurtig and Seamon’s Music Hall bills include Bert Coote and Co in a sketch James J Morton in original absurdites A O Duncan ventriloquist Cicedo Taylor Trio Georgia Minstrel Rhapsody Loris Altina novelty act Kate Allen song and dance Meeker Baker Trio acrobatic fancies and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurtig & Seamon
Music Hall
Bert Coote & Co
James J. Morton
A. O. Duncan
Cicedo
Taylor
Georgia
Loris & Altina
Kate Allen
Meeker Baker
Koster and Bials Lines Up Diverse Vaudeville Acts
For this week the management of Koster and Bials announce a program featuring the Tod Judge family the family of acrobats Edgar Atchison Ely in The Future Dude Hayes and Henry the tall and the short of it Sharp and Flatt musical comedians Carrie Behr Harry Thorne Co in That Flat Uptown Leah Russell in imitations and songs aoa W Day monologist and a host of others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koster & Bial’s
Tod Judge
Edgar Atchison Ely
Hayes and Henry
Sharp and Flatt
Carrie Behr
Harry Thorne & Co
Leah Russell
Aoa W. Day
Klondike Exhibit to Feature at Huber's Museum
The Klondike exhibit of Tom Harrison with many gold specimens will be the feature at Huber's Museum. Also on display are Herman the German Hercules, four women boxers, and other acts. The theatre program includes the Edison Projectoscope, Dubec and Roslyn with their trained animals, Everett and Paul with back and wing dancing, and a sketch by Duval, Dahna, and Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Tom Harrison
Huber
Herman
Hercules
Edison
Dubec
Roslyn
Everett
Paul
Duval
Dahna
Sheehan
Theatre license refused at Park Circle corner
Police Commissioner Murphy refused the theatre license for a Park Circle site at Sixtieth Street and Broadway after two years of opposition by the Paulist Fathers. The case follows earlier battles over Circle Music Hall and other venues, with hearings held and renewals granted for nearby Dewey Theatre and Bon Ton Music Hall amid Sabbath Association protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Paul Armstrong
Sixtieth Street
Broadway
Park Circle
Police Department
Circle Music Hall
Charles E. Evans
William D. Mann
Music Hall
Armstrong
Harley
Dewey Theatre
Fourteenth Street
Bon’Ton Music Hall
Twenty-third Street
Commissioner Murphy
New York Sabbath Association
Dewey
Sullivan & Kraus
Tammany Senator
E. E. Rice Bankruptcy Case Returns to Referee Hall
Edward E. Rice, noted theatrical manager, filed for bankruptcy April 30, 1900 with liabilities of 91,610 and no assets. One creditor, Thomas Murray, filed specifications alleging omitted assets including 400 owed by C. E. Southwell, a 150 diamond ring, 150 watch, 100 diamond locket, 150 in storage charges for stage scenery, and proceeds from two benefits totaling from 3 to 65 dollars, plus unrecorded debts and poor ledgers. The matter now returns to Referee Ernest Hall for proof of specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Rice
Ernest Hall
Thomas C. Murray
Rice
C. E. Southwell
Paris
Ank
New Amsterdam
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston Theatre
Boston
Sadie Martinot Marries Louis Nethersole in Secret Ceremony
Actress Sadie Martinot announced her marriage to Louis Nethersole, brother and manager of Olga Nethersole, in a Memorial Day ceremony at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on Broadway and Seventy-First Street. The wedding was kept secret even from most press agents, and the couple departed soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Martinot
Louis Nethersole
Olga Nethersole
Minot’s Third Matrimonial Venture Cited In Fragment
Fragmentary newspaper note mentions a person linked to Minot and references travels to the suila and later to California. The text alludes to a third marriage for the subject and a side that has been playing Sapho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suila
Californi
Minot
Sapho
Referee Reports Estate Worth 161,352 for Hoyt Heirs
Supreme Court appointed Referee Edgar J. Luehy filed the account report on the Charles H. Hoyt estate. The estate is valued at 161,352 with 5,000 due to the committee and other fees. Remaining property will pass to executors Frank McKee and Thomas Clarke under Hoyt's recently probated will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar J. Luehy
Supreme Court
James G. Lyford
Charles H. Hoyt
Sogerhes
Frank McKee
Thomas : Arke
Mr. Hoyt
Commander J H Bull Hart Falls From Government Dome
Lieut Commander J H Bull of the U S Navy in charge of the hydrographic service at Pan American grounds fell from the dome of the Government building today and was seriously injured. He was unconscious, taken to Emergency Hospital, then to his home. Bull, 40, a Pennsylvania native and Annapolis graduate, served in the Spanish American War and with the Petrel in Philippine waters. He lives in Buffalo with his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
J. H. Bull
United States Navy
Pan-American Grounds
Bull
Pennsylvania
Annapolis Naval Academy
Philippine
Portrait of Louis Windhister by William M Chase
A William M Chase portrait of Louis Windhister, Treasurer of the Reform Club, is praised for its lifelike likeness and superb brush control. The article notes detailed hands, a famed smile, and even palmistry implications from finger interlacing, while comparing it to the painter’s women portraits and highlighting Chase’s mastery of color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Chase
Boussod, Valadon & Co
Reform Club
Louis Windhister
Mr. Chase
Chase
Arrivals at Long Branch Open Season Cottages
Long Branch New Jersey opens for the season with notices of cottages and hotels readying for guests. Notables include West End Hotel and Elberon cottages. many New York families rent seaside homes as tennis, bridge, and social events unfold.
New Y M C A Building Ground Broken on East Side
Ground was broken yesterday for the East Eighty sixth Street Y M C A project to span two lots between Lexington and Third Avenues. The four story structure will feature an 18 by 42 foot basement swimming pool, reception and reading rooms, large second floor hall, and classrooms. The drive to raise about $100000 was aided by donors including William Earl Dodge and Cleveland H Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eightysixth Street
Young Men’s Christian Association
East Eighty-sixth Street
Lexington and
Third Avenues
East Side
Eighty-sixth
Eighty-seventh Street
William Earl Dodge
Cleveland H. Dodge
Don O. Shelton
Kers
Ben Lewis
Edmund Booth
Age Boarles Hi. Sehnélle
Princeton Commencement Opens Amid Pleasant Weather
Princeton N J June 8 opening day of the one hundred and fifteenth annual commencement saw crowds and extra trains. Students from 1861 paraded and bands played as junior oratorical contest featured students from Whig Hall and Clio Hall. McLean prize of 100 awarded to B Houser for Garibaldi and unification essays, with Kellogg and Parrott among top finishers. Evening concert by glee mandolin and banjo clubs. President Patton to speak tomorrow at 11 as Marquand hoists proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Whig Hall
J. S<ellogg
Sewickley
Penn
Ww. T. fceIntyre
Hudson, N. Y
B. Houser
Troz
Ohio
S. V. R. Trowbridge
Constantinople
Clio Hall
W. E. Evans
New Stanton
K. H. Johnson
South Bend
R. T. Mount
New York
Wilson Farrand
New Jersey
Theodore D. Hunt
New Jerey
Bond Houser
Garibaldi
Italy
E. H. Kellogg
H. T. Parrott
Alexander Hall
Patton
Meena Duane Poise
Marquand
Newport Cottage Seekers Open Season On Bellevue
Newport June 8. Mr. and Mrs. B Rollins Morse seek a Bellevue Avenue cottage to occupy until their new home is ready in August. E 8 Devereaux of New York will arrive for the season at the Berkeley. Dozens of cottagers entertain at dinners as many families arrive for the summer with plans to sail to Europe and attend the Pan American Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N.J
West End
Hollywood
Elberon
Thomas T. Eckert
New York
Ocean Avenue
George M. Pullman
California
C. McIlvaine
Waterman
Rumson Road
B. F. C. Young
Newark
Lyddy
Mr. Young
Philip Lewisohn
West Bend
Henry Rothschild
Norwood Park
Michael Murphy
Philadelphia
Cedar Avenue
A. Plummer
F .T. C. Clark, Jr
Rumson Bluff
Seabright
L McConville
Washington, D. C
North Long Branch
Carl Vor Bergen
J. H. Lane
Cummings
Umson Road
Maurice Seligman
Thomas
Hi. M. Ward
C. H. Ward
Hugh Smith
Phillips
John R. Dos Passos
Newcomb
Ocean Aveue
Theodore Seligman
A. Kalander
A. Headley
A. Oppenheimer
G. Hercht
G. Mayer
Joseph Jonnason
Newport
B. Rollins Morse
Bellevue Avenue
Arleigh
Harry Lehr
A. Cass Canfield
Pinard Cottage No. 5
James J. van Alen
Wakehurst
Canada
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Pembroke Jones
W. Storrs Wells
Charles M. Oelrichs
George A. Huhn
Richard T. Wilson
Narragansett Avenue
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Beaulieu
Seth Barton French
Stuyvesant Fish
John Clinton Gray
Hawkeshurst
Edward A. Wickes
Pinard Cottage No. 4
F. Chickering
Boston
Riggs
Robert Sedgwick
Lyman Cottage
Charles H. Pinniger
Baltimore
Renfrew Park
Lloyd M. Mayer
Rutherford
N. J
Richard V. Mattison
Bushy Park
James Stillman, Jr
Duglass Grant
J. Clinch Smith
Society Active in Tuxedo in Warm Weather
June 8 reports a busy social week in Tuxedo Park with many society people out and new arrivals at cottages. Mr and Mrs James W Henning recently arrived from their Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxedo Park
Tuxedo
James W. Henning
Society Notes Highlight Garden Parties And Planned Weddings
Miss Harman Brown sails for Paris with Miss J M Harman Brown and Mrs B G Winsor in late July. Miss Harriet Lawton to wed Sydney A Lawton at Grace Church on Wednesday June 19. Gen Ferdinand P Earle and wife close Ashington Heights mansion and summer at Normandie Barracks New Jersey with Ex Senator David B Hill as guest. Charles D Hazen to wed Sara Duryea at Grace Church Nyack June 26 followed by reception at Lawn Hill. Mrs J Palmer hosts New York Alumnae Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta at 103 West Eighty-sixth Street. Miss Gilbert of Michigan University attends. Invitations issued for Miss Elizabeth Norris to wed James Horton Tuttle in Philadelphia June 15 Church ceremony with bridesmaids and ushers listed. The couple to reside at Blithedale Croton-on-Hudson after Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
David B. Hill
eCharles D. Hazen
Sara Duryea
William Duryea
Grace Church
Nyack
Lawn Hill
West Eighty-sixth Street
New York
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Gilbert
Michigan University
Walter Norris
Philadelphia
Misslizabeth Norris
James Horton Tuttle
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon
Fifteenth Streets
Charles Wesley Burns
Helen Norris
Ella May Tuttle
Isabel Shaw
Tuttle
J. M. Roseberry Long
Frederick Childs
Charles B. Best
Herbert J. Cornell
J. Howard E. Shore
Ana
Spruce Street
Blithedae
Croton-on-Hudson
Charles A. Bunting Dies Founder of New York Christian Home
Charles A. Bunting, seventy four, founder and long time resident manager of the New York Christian Home for Intemperate Men, died May 30 in Keyport New Jersey. Born in Edgartown Massachusetts he rose from hotel keeper to pioneer Christian reformer advocating a gospel method for temperance that eschewed alcohol and narcotics. He retired in 1899 after twenty one years of service and was buried in Edgartown leaving a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bunting
New York Christian Home
Madison Avenue
Keyport
N. J
Edgartown
Mass
Mr. Moody
William H. Vanderbilt
Frederick H. Cossitt
Thomas Hope
Hector C. Havemeyer
Harriet M. Pond
Eighty-sixth Street
Madigan Avenue
Mr. Bunting
George S. Avery
Death List of a Day Major Louis S Tesson
Major Louis S. Tesson Medical Director at Vancouver Barracks died of apoplexy after a month of illness. Aged fifty nine, he will likely be buried in St Louis, his former home. Born in Missouri he graduated from the University of St Louis and joined the Army Medical Department June 26 1875 in St Louis. Promoted to captain in 1886 and to his present rank in 1895, he served at major army posts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Washington
Louis S. Tesson
Department of the Columbia
Vancouver Barracks
St. Louis
Missouri
University of
United States
Joseph Farrand Tuttle Dies Widely Known Educator
Crawfordsville Ind June 8 Joseph Farrand Tuttle president emeritus of Wabash College and a leading western educator has died. He was born in Bloomfield New Jersey and gained prominence in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Farrand Tuttle
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
West
Prof
Tuttle
Bloomfield
N. J
Life of a 19th Century American Educator and Clergyman
March 12, 1818. Graduated from Marietta College in 1841 and from the Lanceological Seminary of Cincinnati in Tea. Married Susan Caroline King on October 1, 1845 at Rockaway New York. Served in several churches before becoming President of Wa bash College in 1862 for thirty years until retirement due to ill health. Wrote The Way Lost and Found Life of William Tuttle Annals of Morris County New Jersey and essays and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta College
Lanceological Seminary of
Cincinnati
Susan Caroline
Barnabas King
Rockaway
N. Y
Wabash College
Tuttle
Willian Tuttle
Morris County
N. J
Civil War Veteran Albert A. Rice Dies in Oswego
Albert A. Rice a civil war veteran and prominent musician died of heart disease at his Oswego New York home yesterday aged fifty six He was known for his music and local involvement in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Rice
Oswego
N. Y
John Inglis
Bronxville
Scotland
Marshall
England
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Inglis
Gen Sickles Suffering From Cold Not Serious
At Gen Daniel E. Sickles residence 23 Fifth Avenue it was stated last evening that the General is ill with a cold but expected to be able to go out on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Sickles
Fifth Avenue
A Summer Shirt All Linen E W All White
An advertisement notes summer shirts made of linen by E. and W. offering all white options in a business notices section.
Married Notices From Grace Church and Albany Cathedral
Marriages include Jane Lockwood Boardman to Richard Schieffelin Chisolm at Grace Church Chantry. Gra Parker Marvin to Rupert Cochran King at Albanys All Saints Cathedral. Bessie Grant Hanson to William Sage Kingsley at 100 West 118th Street. Clara Louise Smith to Talbot Sprague Smith on June 4, all reported with clergy and location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King—Marvin
All Saints’ Cathedral
Albany
N. Y
William Croswell Doane
Wilford L. Robbins
Gra
Parker
Selden E. Marvin
Rupert Cochrane King
New York
Kingsley—Hanson
West 118Th St
W. E. Henkell
Bessie Grant Hanson
William Sage Kingsley
Obituary Notices From New York City Area 1901
Multiple notices announce deaths and private or family funerals in New York City and nearby towns. Adelaide Mott Bell in Paris. Charles A. Bunting of Keyport interred in Edgartown. Reginald H. Francklyn of Short Hills, funeral at Christ Church. Susan McVey Payne in New York. Mary Wells Peckham in New York. Horace Pell in Cleveland. William G. Smith at The Astor. Charles H. Whittemore in Yonkers. services planned at various homes and churches with interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Pell
Horace Pell
Cleveland
Ohio
John Howland Pell
Church of the Transfiguration
Smith
Astor
West 128Th St
William G. Smith
Yonkers
Charles H. Whittemore
John H. Keeler
Warburton Av
Cypress Hills Cemetery From Brooklyn Ferries Route Plan
A note from the New York office at 1 Madison Avenue details the Cypress Hills Cemetery and its access via Brooklyn ferries by electric or elevated rail lines as part of the city transit coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
R. R. New York
Madison Av
Deaths Reported June 8 in Manhattan and Bronx
A brief notice lists deaths reported on June 8 in Manhattan and the Bronx. Ages of one year or under are recorded as one year. The item provides contemporaneous local death notices with minimal detail on names or causes.
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Charles H. Colton
St. Stephen’s
East Twenty-eighth Street
MR. Hanna
Little Consolidated”. Street Railroad Trust
Leach—Baker
C. J. Patterson
Dewey and
Bon Ton
E. E. Rice
J. H. Bull Hart
W. M. Chase
The
New York Times
Charles F. Hoffman, Jrs
T. Suffern
James Henry Smith
William Pierson Hamilton
Adirondacks
Fisha
Howard Page
Juillard Cottage
George E. Dodger
B. Keech
Casimir de Rham Cottage
de Rhams
William
FK. B
Manice
Candler
David T
Albert G. Worden
Jennings
Charles Charles HE. Rushmore
Miss Gage
Snee
Henry G
Charles H. Arnold
Chapman
J. Dieter
Harry W
R. K. Dana
McVickar
Georges van Nest
H. P. Henry
Louiet
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Louis J. Tanta
Mr. Wand
Co. Led
Newbold Edgar
Goodhue Livingston
NEW Y. M. C.A
the News OF Newport
Society Notes
Christian Home For
Sickles
Chisolm—Boardman
Grace Church Chantery
Jane
William R. Huntington
Ary Lockwood Boardman
Manhattan
Bronx
O'thers
Alaska
Frank
Elizabeth St
Albessar
Annie
Essex St
Bhown
Joel
W. 40Th
Ose Brooks
Viola
Roth
Serene
Boyd
Mabel
W. Brigliadoro
SuLlivan St
Crawford
Gautt
George W
Graus
John M
W. Vath
Gippard
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Grotto
Damiano
Gallagher
Elizabeth
Dyonesius
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Haegek
Henry
Lexington
Hirsch
Theresa
Heranus
Spiris
Hillaron
Mary D
South Amboy
Nthangel
Vaeslav
Aseteeese Owens
Annie B
Xtanne A. O'Donnell
Jennie
O'Rourke
Catherine
Taennee
Pearson
Nellie
Poelsk
Stephaniie
Margare
Pistoria
Filomena
Monroe St
Raffino
Antono
Raynolds
Daniel
Eeee M
St. Mary's
West Va
Reilly
N. Y. Infants' Asylum
E. Th St
Reeves
Amos S
Summerhager
Amsterdam
Scheolink
City’ Hospital
Spencer
James
Not
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Stocker
Ida B
Stovall
Joseph E
Steffan
Thibaud
E. Sweeney
Joseph
Schench
John
Tee
Shiffer Alter
Willett St
G Vvskki
Y. Leonie
Aquilan
Mary
St. Av
Buckley
Patrick
Congress St. Benson
Jefferson AV
Egan
Michael
St. Peter's
Fruhwald
F Mma
Harmon St
Fagan
Esther
Filaski
Barney
Carroll
Garcia
Healey
Frances
Hogan
Putnam
Jabs
A. J
Park Place
Mary A
Chapel St
LI LE
Thomas F. Murdock
John R
Union &St. Mallon
E. E
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Flushing
Mull
Angela
Stage
Molitor
Mage Apn
McLaughlin E
McNulty
Mary Sees
Whee McQuades
McDonald
M.A
Reddington
Scholl
Carrie
Plymouth St
F. E
Ood
Kings
Aria
Zerweck
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