Russian Manchuria talks ease as China seeks quiet
Peking June 10 Paul Lessar the Russian Minister had his first interview since returning from St Petersburg with Prince Ching the Grand Secretary. The Prince remains away from the Foreign Office due to illness but met Lessar at his residence and with M Pokouiloff twice last week. Russia pushes to keep negotiations secret and public interest in Manchuria wanes while Washington negotiations may settle Russia’s actions.
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Washington
Kidnapped American Sought by Pirates Near Macao
A cablegram from the U S Consul General at Canton reports an American kidnapped by pirates while traveling from Canton to Heung Tian near Macao. Pirates demand nine thousand dollars. The U S gunboat has been sent to the scene to secure release and punish the pirates. details to follow.
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Russian Ambassador Cassini Defends Statements to State Dept
Washington reports Minister Congers protest to the State Department over Count Cassini's interview. The Russian ambassador regrets being misinformed about Russia's talks with China and says no representations will be made. Cassini declines further discussion, stating it is his duty to correct incorrect statements about his government.
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German Minister Presents Porcelain Gifts to Dowager Empress
From Peking on June 30 Dr Mumm von Schwarzenstein the German Minister was received by the Dowager Empress and presented a number of porcelain pieces from Emperor William.
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Prospects for Ottoman Debt Unification Uncertain
London dispatch from June 11 reports The Times Constantinople correspondent says prospects for unifying the Ottoman debt are uncertain. Britain may oppose unless Germans grant a half share in Baghdad Railway construction and control. Germans argue the concession requires German ownership and debt unification is needed for guarantees.
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Massacre Reported in Bridge Village by Bashi-Bazouks
Sofia dispatches say the Bridge village in Adri anople district with 500 houses was attacked by Bashi-Bazouks on June 10. The entire population was killed except 200 men. village pillaged and loot taken to nearby Turkish villages.
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Bulgarian prisoners to be freed by four commissions
A Sofia dispatch to The Times reports a Turkish authority stating most of the 1,400 Bulgarians held in Uskub and Monastir Millets will be released within a week by four special commissions. It lists 216 prisoners at Uskub 182 at Iskib and 26 at Euprill.
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Roumanian Oil War Draws Berlin Interest
Berlin reports the Disconto Gesellschaft has won a concession of 2000 acres of Roumanian oil fields in exchange for regulating Roumanian finances. The Roumanian government will finance a Cernavoda to Constanza pipeline and the Steacia Romana refinery is now held by the Berlin firm. Oil owners favor Standard Oil, hoping to fetch 20 million dollars, while protests reach the King. Political revelations may follow.
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Kaiser’s Pro Americanism Circulates in Berlin
Emperor William told officers at a Silesian regiment he prefers Americas and has repeated the remark. The Tageblatt notes the visit of Baron von Rheinbaben draws interest from Berlin officials as the emperor values American energy for future tasks.
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George L. Watson Marries at Putney
London reports yacht designer George L. Watson, known as Pom Watson, has been wed in a Putney ceremony. The groom’s name and location are confirmed with scant additional details in this brief notice.
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George L. Watson
Putney
Governor Ostrogoff address to Kishineff Jews sparks outrage
Vienna paper cites a Piccolo report of a speech by Gen Ostrogoff Vice Governor of Bessarabia at the Kishineff victims funeral. He allegedly warned that authorities could disperse the crowd but urged calm and repentance as an expiation of sins. The speech carries claims of compassion and resignation in the wake of the massacre.
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London Times
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Miss Ruth Hanna Marries Joseph Medill McCormick in Cleveland
Miss Ruth Hanna wed Joseph Medill McCormick at St Pauls Episcopal Church Cleveland witnessed by President Roosevelt and Alice Roosevelt. The ceremony featured elaborate attire and arch of white peonies. A breakfast at Glenmere followed with hundreds of guests including Senators Beveridge Hale Wetmore and Aldan. The newlyweds depart for a Montana honeymoon then Chicago residence.
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Bride’s Nuptials Shared by Moore and Moore Families
James Duane Moore gave away the bride as Chester Lewis Mize of Atchison Kan served as best man. Four Moore brothers were ushers and Miss Maud Morgan played the harp during the ceremony. A family reception followed at the Miss Major cousins’ home at 147 Second Avenue.
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James Duane Moore
Chester Lewis Mize
Atchison, Kan
Lewis Bayard Moore
John Constable Moore
Theodore Moore
Francis van Rensselaer
Moore
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Thum Marries Richtberg at Washington Street
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Thum in Washington and Charles Streets, their daughter Lillian A. Thum wed Herman Richtberg. Rev Dr Young of St John’s Lutheran Church officiated. Best man was Fred G. Thum with bridesmaids Anna M Thum and Christine Mulch. A reception for over one hundred guests followed.
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Lillian A. Thum
Herman Richtberg
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Fred G. Thum
Anna
M. Thum
Christine Mulch
Charles P. Doelger
Leonard Michel
Robert Steele
Heyl
George W. Rand
We Woerz
John Stewart
Russia's Stance on Kishineff Massacre Issued
Washington report details Russia's government position after the Kishineff massacre. Count Cassini relays that Russia will refuse external aid and reject foreign interference, while defending the right to close immigration of Russian Jews and treat external contributions as potentially non distributable.
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Washington
Kishineff
Count ‘Assini
Hay
Russia
America
Cassini
United States
Jnor
Kisthineff
Rusia
Germany
Kishineff Police Ordered to Guard Against Attacks
Kishineff police received fresh instructions to be ready to aid anyone attacked and to severely punish breaches. Officials say Kishineff unrest was a peasant uprising against Jewish Socialists, who are said to be well organized. Interior Minister de Plehve warned Jewish deputies that uncontrolled youth could trigger mass emigration from Russia. The Western Caucasus shows agrarian unrest with Georgians and Imerina residents roused. the military is pacifying. Reports claim rioting at Baku on April 7 included a Socialist demonstration of about 1,000 suppressed with sabres and firearms, leaving police, Cossacks, and dozens of workers dead or wounded, with similar clashes in Romana, Sabonicha, and Balakhana.
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de Pléhve
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Eed
Osvoboghddine
Baku
Romana
Sabonicha
Balakhana
Censorship on Kishineff prompts memorial ban
A Warsaw cablegram reports the Governor General forbids public Kishineff memorials and bans mentioning the disaster. Jewish papers are ordered to stop printing Kishineff survivor subscriptions lists while the Vosehod in St. Petersburg faces censure after a second warning. Czarist authorities suppress papers after a third warning.
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Royal dinner hosts and guests fill Piccadilly soiree
London report says the King Queen and Princess Victoria attended a dinner hosted by Lord and Lady Rothschild in Piccadilly. Forty guests were present including the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. A small dance followed with other royal family members and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont of New York also in attendance.
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Picadilly
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Perry Belmont
New York
Paris
Australian Governor Generalship valued by Sydney leaders
A Sydney telegram to The Times reports the Lord Mayor praising the Governor General of Australia as a capable, knowledgeable leader. Australians favor a strong, practical figure over ornament, likening the role to that of Lord Dufferin or Lord Milner in building a young nation.
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NEW York Times
London
the Times
Sydney
Australia
Ord Tennyson
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Lord Milner
Doane Law Wed In Watsessing Methodist Church
Miss Martha R. Law daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Law and Charles Brooks Doane of East Orange were married at the Watsessing Methodist Church at 2 pm. Rev G P Blight officiated with Miss Mattie Eveland ring bearer and bridesmaids Essie Butterworth and S Adelia Baldwin. Best man Henry Albinson and ushers J Howard Eveland Francis Law. The couple will reside in Bloomfield.
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Watsessing
Martha R. Law
Joseph Law
Charles Brooks Doane
East Orange
Watsessing Methodist Church
G. P. Blight
Mattie Eveland
Essie Butterworth
S. Adelia Baldwin
Henry Albinson
J. Howard Eveland
Francis Law
Bloomfield
Social whirl with weddings and society events
Fashionable weddings dominate the day in town and suburbs while polo draws spectators. Notable society figures travel abroad and attend events, with engagements and weddings among New York’s Knickerbocker set.
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Norman Whitehouse
May Bird
Livingston
J. Smith Haddon
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Sidney Smith
van Rensselaer Kennedy
Ludgate Murray Wedding in Washington City
Miss Victoria Regina Ludgate and James Ivan Murray Jr. wed at the bride’s parents’ home in Washington. Pauline Ludgate served as maid of honor and Raeburn Jenkins of New York was best man. The couple departed for New York to visit Mr. Murray’s father at 173 West Eighty-fifth Street.
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New York Times
Washington
Victoria Regina Ludgate
James Ivan Murray, Jr
New York
Willia Ludgate
Pauline Ludgate
Raeburn
Jenkins
Downey Home Wedding for Edyth Downey and Herbert Gray
Edyth Louise Downey and Herbert Little Gray were married at the Downey home on Jackson Boulevard Chicago officiated by Rev. David G. Downey. The bride wore white chiffon with tulle veil and lilies of the valley bouquet. Miss Lila Wells acted as maid of honor with bridesmaids Dewey Belle Copeland and Louise St. John Booth. Breck Forter served as best man. A reception followed and the couple will reside in New York City.
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New York Times
Chicago
Edyth
Louise
William Stewart Downey
Herbert Little Gray
Jackson Boulevard
David G. Downey
Lila Wells
Dewey Belle Copeland
Louise St. John Booth
Breck Forter
Mrs. Gray
New York City
Marriage of Miss Estella Brant to John Milne in Brooklyn
Yesterday at the country home of the bride's parents the ceremony joined Miss Estella Brant and John Milne of Brooklyn. Rev. C. B. Howell of St. John's Episcopal Church officiated with the bride given away by her father. Miss Jennie Milne served as maid of honor, Robert Lytell of Brooklyn was best man, and ushers included Herbert Mitchell and Harry Boland.
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Grace Church
Charlotte Hoffman Prime
Edward Prime
William Massena
Benjamin
Col
Samuel Benjamin
New York
Knickerbocker
Buckingham Hotel
Charles H. Riker
John H. Prentice
Charles R. Swords
Estella Brant
John Milne
Brooklyn
C. B. Howell
St. John's Episcopal Church
Jennie Milne
Robert Lytell
Herbert Mitchell
Harry Boland
Mrs Emma L Underhill Weds Edward H Moshier in Yonkers
Mrs Emma L Underhill married Edward H Moshier of New York City. The Rev Dr Hartsock officiated. The bride, formerly of Fishkill Landing, plans to reside in Yonkers after a Southern trip.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Emma L. Underhill
Edward H. Moshier
New York City
Hartsock
Fishkill Landing
Newport Summer Arrivals At Cottages And Beaches
Newport residents line up summer visits with families and notables arriving at cottages in Narragansett Avenue Jamestown and nearby estates. Notables include Dr William T Bull ex congressman Melville Bull and George J Gould securing Meadow View Cottage on Boston Neck Road for the season.
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Newport
R. I
J. F. D Nler
Tiffany Cotttage
Narragansett Avenue
Schuyler Hamilton, Jr
Jamestown
William T. Bull
Melville Bull
Europe
L. C. Logan
Arthur B. Shipley
Ephron Catlin
Marion
Mass
Mr. Shipley
Narragansett Cottage
G. J. Gould
Narragansett Pier
George J. Gould
Emerald
Meadow View Cottage
Boston Neck Road
A. W. Becker
Philadelphia
Marriage of Miss Josephine Valentine and Willard Winslow
Miss Josephine Valentine wed Willard Winslow in the baptistry of St. Bartholomew's Church at noon yesterday. Rev. Dr. David H. Greer officiated. Bride given away by uncle Richard Townsend. A breakfast for the bridal party and relatives followed at Delmonico's.
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St. Bartholomew’s Church
David H. Greer
Richard Townsend
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Nellie Bland Appold Wed to Dr James Adams
Miss Nellie Bland Appold youngest daughter of George J. Appold founder of the Merchant and Miners' Steamship Company married Dr. James Freerick Adams in a Grace Episcopal Church ceremony officiated by Rev. Arthur Chilton Powell in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Nellie Bland Appold
George J. Appold
Merchant and Miners’ Steamship Company
James Freerick Adams
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur Chilton Powell
Senator Newlands Daughter Weds in Quiet Chevy Chase Ceremony
Miss Janet Newlands daughter of Senator Newlands Nevada married Dr William Bernard Johnston of Washington at Chevy Chase Church. The ceremony was private with only both families present due to the recent death of Mrs Newlands sister.
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Washington
Janet Newlands
Senator Newlands
Nevada
William Bernard Johnston
Chevy Chase Church
Tuttle Marries Stenographer in Washington NJ
Rev E B England married Charles N Tuttle to Pauline Pfenning a stenographer in his office. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening at Tuttle's home and became public today. The couple will live in Paterson.
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C. N. Tuttle
Washington
N. J
E.B
England
Charles N. Tuttle
Garret A. Hobart
Hobart
Tuttle
Paterson
Ade’s The Country Chairman eyed for Chicago after fall
George Ade’s new four act spectacular comedy The Country Chairman is likely to open in Chicago first this fall with Maclyn Arbuckle cast as the lead. Henry W Savage oversees the production as plans move ahead amid other theatre chatter in New York.
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Chicago
Henry W. Savage
Maclyn Arbuckle
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Wallack
President Miss Roosevelt and party depart Cleveland for Washington
The President Miss Roosevelt Commander Cowles of the United States Navy and Secretary Loeb left Cleveland on a special Pennsylvania Railroad train at 11 tonight for Washington. The crowd at the station waved as he bowed and tipped his hat in farewell. The train is scheduled to reach Washington tomorrow afternoon.
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Decorative accessories and trinkets described for holiday wear
The article details heatable irons that reach temperature in ten seconds and fashion items like wide feather belts with leather bows. It notes Turkish towels with initials, red bordered monogram towels, and various priced products from 50 cents to $1. It also lists waste baskets, water color sketches, animal figurines for jewelry, and novelty charms including cats, lions, birds, and other miniature decorations for chains or bracelets.
French cruiser Tage arrives in New York Harbor
The protected cruiser Tage, commanded by Admiral Rivet, reached New York Harbor from Baltimore and will anchor in the East River. With 530 men and two remodels, the Tage was sent by France to mark the hundredth anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase and was greeted today by city officials and Brooklyn Navy Yard officers onboard.
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French line orders new fast liner La Provence
Paris June 10 The Compagnie Generale Transatlantique orders a new Havre New York steamer from St Nazaire Shipbuilding Company to be named La Provence. It will be the largest and fastest vessel yet built for the French company surpassing La Lorraine and La Savoie in size and speed.
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Suburban commuter booklet issued by Jersey Central Line
The Central Railroad of New Jersey releases a Summer booklet titled Within the Suburban Limits for commuters and suburban residents. Prepared by the General Passenger Department in the city, the pamphlet outlines routes and services for the season.
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Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington declares 2 percent dividend
The directors of the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company today declared a semi annual dividend of 2 percent.
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Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
In The Shops Veils And Summer Kitchen Aids Featured
Women see green veils with hats while white gowns use cream trims. Piazzo shades and portable lawns offer sun control. A compact round chafing dish stove costs four dollars or less. Oil-stove ovens adapt for travel with multi piece flat packing and twin pie capacity. A gas burner heater attaches without hindering the burner.
Wedding of Grace A Vose and Frederick W Davis in Brooklyn
Miss Grace A Vose and Frederick W Davis wed at Plymouth Church Brooklyn in a pink and white ceremony. The bride wore white satin with chiffon while attendants in white and pink stood with an usher panel including Edward Elders and George Bardwell. Reverend Newell Dwight Hillis officiated as the couple began married life.
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Joseph A. Vose
Frederick Willis Davis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Joseph M. Vose
Amy Frances Dunn
Jeanette Churchill Vose
Ethel Wolcott Andrews
Julian Parrot Fountain
Helen Case Scott
Julia Hunting Scott
Newell Dwight Hillis
Edward Randall Elders
Rutherford
N. J
George Willis Bardwell
Albert Edward King
Erasmus
James Francis Cooke
Theodore Sterling
Cornell
Frank William Trabold
Frank E. Davis
Marriage of Margaret Tallman Moore to Rev Herbert Mize
At St Mark's Church yesterday afternoon Miss Margaret Tallman Moore daughter of Mrs John Wells Moore was married to the Rev Herbert Mize rector of St Johns School Salina Kan. The ceremony was performed by Rev Franklin Babbitt assisted by Rev Dr G D Silliman. The bride wore no bridesmaids and her niece Miss Anna Constable Moore served as maid of honor.
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Margaret Tallman Moore
John Wells Moore
Herbert Mize
St. John’s School
Salina
Kan
Franklin Babbitt
Grace Church
Nyack
N. Y
G. D. Silliman
Stockport
N.Y
Anna Constable Moore
Mize—Moore
St. Mark's Church
New York
Robert Herbert Mize
Kansas
Marriages Across New York in June 1903
Grace Church in Albany hosts the Ford Grant wedding with Maud Grant marrying F Gualdo Ford of Morristown New Jersey. Several other ceremonies take place including Griffin Fuller Huber Nesmith Knowles Mize Moore Rock Irwin Seaman Smith Suydam White Winslow Valentine with multiple clergy involved.
Obituaries Noticees From June Deaths And Funerals
A list of brief death notices and funeral details dated June 9 1903. Margaret Ann Barr James G De Forest Mary Ludlow Bend Harriet Crosby Clarkson Amy H Goodenough and others are named with residences and service times. Funeral times vary from June 11 to June 18, with locations in New York City Long Island and Connecticut. Some notices note private services and requests to omit flowers.
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Margaret Ann
John Irving
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Southern Pines
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Minturn Post
Baywood
Clifton
Staten Island
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William B
Catherine A. Bend
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John O. Goodenough
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Holderness
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Forsyth
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Walsh
John
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Ludlow St
Zimmerman
Rosie
Summer Resort Directory in The New York Times
The New York Times will publish a comprehensive Summer resort directory in its next issue on June 14 with hundreds of leading Summer hotels announcing services. Tourists are urged to order in advance from news dealers to ensure a copy.
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Julian Mitchell
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Burlington Bond Extension Offer Accepted
Bondholders of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy mortgage issue totaling 29 million approved a Morgan extension to July 1, 1905. Interest remains at 4 percent, replacing the prior 7 percent coupon as part of the renewal agreement.
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Boston Gas Companies Consolidation Signed
Gov Bates signed a bill approving the consolidation of Boston gas companies this afternoon in Boston.
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McCutcheon Store Announces Three Month Noon Closures
James McCutcheon & Co. will close at noon on Saturdays for the next three months starting Saturday June 13 with exceptions that some days will close at 3 PM. The notice affects Saturday and midweek hours.
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Secretary Cortelyou Receives Honorary Degree
Washington Georgetown University conferred the honorary Doctor of Laws on George B Sea Secretary of Commerce and Labor. The June 10 ceremony recognized his public service and leadership.
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Death of Mrs Mary MrstuxN Bartlett in Southern Pines
Obituary notes report Mrs Mary MrstuxN Bartlett died after a lingering illness at Southern Pines North Carolina. She was linked to a Knickerbocker family of the city and her father founded the Mutual Life Insurance Company at Post. Her funeral is set for tomorrow at the Church of the Ascension.
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Unauthorized Charity Appeal Mentioned by New York Association
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reports an unauthorized fundraising appeal, issued under a former employee’s signature. Donors are asked to disregard the fake appeal and follow the official notice signed by President R. Fulton Cutting and Treasurer Robert Shaw Minturn.
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Robert Shaw Minturn
Cleaning services ad blasts through city streets
A fragmented classified item lists cleaning firms including J.4) and W. Williams Cleaning at 353 West Sata Su with unclear context and address details. The readable text suggests an advertisement or directory entry for cleaning services in the local area.
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Huffman
Ida
Waverly
Wsesease Jones
Sarah
Quincy Step Kelly
Percy H
St. Peter's
Martina
Rosle
Stephen
Grand St
Madiera
Johnson A. Martin
Arthur C
Mueller
Elise
Fulton
Morrow
Eugene
Murray
Ellen’ V
Davoe St
Devoe St
Mulhern Mary
Warren
St Mancov TZ
Marie
Marey
McCartin
Kings Co
O'Leary
James P
O'Connor
Julia
Green
Weanne Poylinski
Roach
Beckford
RICE
Florence
Chester
Stew Shapiro
Molly
Thatford St
Schilling
Montauk
Scott
Alberta
Atlantic
Smith
Willam
St. Catherine's
Mary’s
Slevin
Kate
Swartwout
Utica
Sweeney
St. John's
van Houten
Mary M
Steee
Avenue
Fulton Williams
Atkins
Woicizick
Oakland St
Ft Wood
Esther
Carlton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!