Electricity on Elevated as Power Plant Contracts Move Ahead
The Manhattan Elevated Railroad's executive committee approved contracts for a central electric power plant at East Seventy fourth Street and related equipment. Westinghouse will supply the generators, Babcock & Wilcox boilers, and the Alis Company of Milwaukee will build the main engines. First engine due early September with electric trains expected by February or next year. The project includes new elevators and a double end motor car system to improve service and reduce headways. Board declares quarterly dividend. passenger numbers rose by 770,000 year over year.
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Twenty-third Street
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Kumasi Column Defeated in Gold Coast Fighting
Reports from Accra on June 12 describe heavy casualties in a relief column under Col Carter and Major Wilkinson near the Prah. News of a further disaster to a detachment on the flooded north bank of the Prah raises fears for Kumasi and the governor’s safety. The Magpie guards the coast while bridges are ruined, and labor ordinances face delay amid a tense colonial situation.
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Mrs Blood Wins Divorce in London Court
Mrs. Constance Blood obtained a divorce from her husband Neptune Blood in London. Blood had a noted role in the Perot kidnapping case by aiding Mrs. Perot in abducting the granddaughter of a Baltimore millionaire.
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Constance Blood
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Blood Kin Involved In Glidy Perot Abduction Case
Blood, brother of Ladyolin Campbell, drew attention in the Glidys Perot abduction case of July. Mrs. Perot, divorced wife of William Yates Perot of Baltimore, vanished in England after seeking her father-in-law’s permission to see her children Yates and Gladys. She then took Gladys to New York, met a man at Waldorf Astoria, escaped to England, and was arrested in London. Through loyal support from Mr. Perot, Sr., the family pursued legal action and the dispute was eventually settled after hearings in Iceland and Britain.
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Ned
William el. Perot
Yates
Gladys
Mrs. Erot
Air. Perot
Ghidys
New York
Lool
Avaldort-Astoria
Nmehind
London
Bow Street
Airs
Chilean President Nearing Death After Paralysis Attacks
Washington reports from U S Minister Wilson in Santiago say President Errazuriz suffered a third dangerous paralysis attack. Medical danger grows as executive functions are transferred to Prime Minister Allián per the constitution.
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Crane Body to be Brought to Newark for Burial
The body of American novelist Stephen Crane, who died June 5 at Badenweiler, is brought to London by Mrs. Crane. She will sail the Bremen from Southampton June 17 to return to the United States for burial likely in Newark, New Jersey, where Crane relatives lie.
Colombia Conflict Benny Hints of War Powers in South America
Reports from Washington on June 12 describe clashes in Colombia with armies around 5,000 facing each other and heavy losses. Officials claim the government fields about 70,000 troops, while revolutionaries counter with Mausers and Maxims and a gunboat. Regional neighbors Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua allegedly aid the revolution, potentially widening the crisis.
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Nicaragua
American Locomotives in France At State Exhibit
Paris reports the Official Machinery Exhibit at Vincennes includes two American made locomotives for the State. Minister Pierre Baudin defends the display, saying it shows a complete railroad outfit and that French engines are also shown. Critics argue the exhibit favors foreigners and undermines French industry. The debate ends with the matter dropped.
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Fire at Bosnia and Herzegovina pavilion at Exposition
A fire discovered in the National pavilion of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Paris Exposition caused slight damage. Fire crews responded quickly to prevent greater loss.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cambridge Grants LL D to Choate and White at Ceremony
Cambridge University awarded LL D degrees to Joseph H. Choate United States Ambassador and Harvard professor John Williams White. Public Orator Dr Sandys noted US UK ties and neutrality during wartime while James Mark Baldwin of Princeton received a Doctor of Science.
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United States
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Great Britain
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Princeton University
Explorer Dr Donaldson Smith Reaches Cairo After Nile Journey
London reports Philadelphia explorer Dr Donaldson Smith has reached Cairo in good health after a remarkable trek from Berberavia to Lakes Rudolf and Stefanie. He traveled from Uganda down the Nile to Khartoum aboard an Anglo Egyptian gunboat, the first vessel to navigate the Upper Nile since the sudd was cut. He accomplished much in previously unexplored regions.
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Committee names for Dreyfus Amnesty bill
Paris June 12 a committee chosen by the Chamber of Deputies to study the Dreyfus Amnesty bill includes five members favoring the Senate bill and six who seek broader amnesty to all those condemned by the High Court Senate position.
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British Temperance Congress Hear Papers On Science And Inebriety
LONDON June 12 The Temperance Congress heard papers on Science Inebriety and Economics. Papers were written by T D Crothers Lessons Mass Myra A Gillette Medina N Y and Dr C H Shephard Boston Mass.
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Aluss
United Bleachers Association Formed in Britain
London June 12 The United Bleachers Association Limited is registered with capital of 20 000 000 dollars 45 000 000 The leading British bleaching firms have joined the new organization.
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United Bleachers’ Association
Chilean Squadron Off Arica
A powerful Chilean flying squadron of six vessels anchored off Arica Monday. They will remain for a week and will then proceed southward.
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Alleged Counterfeiters Held in New York Arraignment
Kenry Thompson alias Dude of 1883 Second Avenue William Green of 303 East One Hundred Sixth Street James Whalen alias Murray of the Paris Hotel and John Gleason of 2078 Second Avenue were arraigned before U S Commissioner Shields on counterfeiting charges. Each is held on $5000 bail for examination next Monday. Giuseppi Morello and Colo stro Miggiore, accused of supplying the notes, will also be examined then.
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Bonds Exchanged and Redeemed
Washington reports that total exchanges for new 2 percent bonds reach 206.287 million dollars with 70.459 million from individuals and non bank institutions. Old 2 percent redemptions amount to 1.4237 million dollars under the Secretary's call.
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New York Times Ad Promotes Home Delivery
Daily and Sunday New York Times subscription offer highlights home delivery for nine cents a week. Readers are urged to order in advance from their news dealer since unsold copies cannot be returned.
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Myriad roses bloom at Eden Musée summer exhibit
The Eden Musée Winter Garden hosts the first Summer exhibition of the American Rose Society with about 8000 blossoms in red pink yellow and white. New roses like Pink Pearl a Wichuriana hybrid and others from Ohio and local exhibitors draw interest.
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Bronx Park Botanical Garden
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Horvath
Glenville
Ohio
Botanical Garden
Rvpe
Pratt Estate
Mrs Dodge S Holds Forfeiture Case Over Jewels Valued 64000
In United States District Court Judge Brown heard the forfeiture action on jewels seized from Mrs Phyllis E Dodge after her December 1899 arrival from Europe. Government attorneys described the seizure and declaration denial while Mrs Dodge’s counsel objected to evidence. Treasury expert Mindell valued the items as presented and the court paused for continuation.
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Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson
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Europe
Surveyor Dowling
Mr. Smith
Treasury
Curtis
A precocious outlaw Joseph Dooner in police blotter
Eight year old Joseph Dooner is accused of holding up and robbing thirty boys in three months and threatening harm if they cried out. Magistrate Kramer ordered him sent to the Children's Aid Society pending a highway robbery hearing after his trolley car theft from Miss Josie Bullman of Meserole Street.
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Desperado
Earl of Yarmouth Testifies in Bankruptcy Probe
In a public bankruptcy examination in London Frohman the American theater manager admitted payments to the Earl of Yarmouth. The payments were 50 pounds weekly for eight weeks and then 25 pounds weekly thereafter.
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Earl of Yarmouth
Charles Frohman
Social whirl of weddings and grand travels at summer starts
Suburban social scene centers on golf at Convent Station and a spate of out of town weddings. Notables sail on ocean liners Oceanic and Teutonic, including Vanderbilts, Trevons, and Iselins, bound for Europe and Scotland while others head to Newport and Long Branch. Families like Rockefeller and Morgan plan extended European summers.
Newport Society Gathers at Golf Club Luncheon
Commodore Frederick F. Sands hosts a luncheon at Newport Golf Club with guests Mrs. Sands C D Bent and R M Hawkins. Notables arrive for the season including Miss Anna Smith Mrs Josiah M Fiske Count and Countess von Moltke and E S Cramp who paid $6000 for Chickering cottage.
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Muenchinger Cottage
Bellevue Avenue
J. J. Wysong
New York
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Smith
Josiah M. Fiske
Count
Countess von Moltke
Muenchinger-King Cottage
C. C. Pomeroy
Jonathan Thorne
Samuel Thorne
E. S. Cramp
Philadelphia
Chickering Cottage
John W.ellis
Stone Acre
Summer arrivals at local cottages and hotel list
Daughters Mrs Postlewaite and Mrs Cole will follow him soon. John R Caswell and wife arrive at their Bull Street cottage. Mrs Julien T Davies and Rev Rod erick Terry return from New York. A M Coats of New York arrive for the season. W C Schermerhorn expected in July. Gordon McKay arrives for Washington Co. D Bent R M Hawkins Mr and Mrs T E B Huntington and Mr George S Scott registered at the Golf Club. Arrivals at Hotel Aquidneck include Lieut Commander J H Lawrence G F Nelson William H Creamer Mrs A B Chase Miss Chase and H F Hinckley of Providence.
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Cole
John R. Caswell
Bull Street
Julien T. Davies
Roderick Terry
New York
A. M. Coats
W. C. Schermerhorn
Gordon McKay
Washington
Co. D. Bent
R. M. Hawkins
T. EB. Huntington
George S. Scott
Hotel Aquidneck
J. H. Lawrence
United States Navy
G. F. Nelson
William H. Creamer
A. B. Chase
Weddings of a Day at St Patrick's Cathedral
John J. Rooney and Miss Laura M Obry wed at 4 30 yesterday in St Patrick s Cathedral officiated by Rev Father Daly. Bride given away by uncle L H Delos. She wore white satin with Cluny lace veil carried daisies forget me nots. Two flower girls Adele Carmody Stella Sondheim matron of honor Mrs Augustus Treadwell Jr in white pink roses. Bridesmaids Jean Obry Daisy Quay Loretta Green Minnie A Rooney. Best man Francis Rooney ushers Dr Matheson H M Lamont Roger O Connor H A Treadwell Jr H Nevins H Nash Eugene Sondheim Colton Reed.
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Laura M. Obry
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Father Daly
L. H. Delos
Adele Carmody
Stella Sondheim
Augustus Tread
Ehrgott Weds Wilder in Pueblo at St Andrews Church
George Martin Ehrgott and Miss Elizabeth Josephine Wilder of Pueblo Colorado married last Thursday at St Andrews Church Fifth Avenue and One Hundred Twenty seventh Street. The Rev. Dr George Van De Water officiated in a full choral service with Albert Moore giving the bride away and Mrs Charles Edward Burrowes as matron of honor.
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Elizabeth Josephine Wilder
Pueblo
Col
St. Andrew’s Church
Fifth Avenue
One
Ellen Rolliston
Ernest. van Buren
Getty of
Arrighi Redington Wedding at Carnegie Hall Apartments
Charles Thurber Arrighi and Miss Mary Patterson Redington wed in Carnegie Hall in the apartments of Charles H. Sheldon. Rev Antonio Arrighi officiated. Attendants were the bridegroom’s nieces Helen and Grace Oswald in pale yellow and white. The bride wore her mother’s old wedding gown with a tulip veil and carried ferns. Best man Garry Arright is the groom’s brother. Only relatives and close friends were invited due to Mrs Reddington’s recent death.
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Charles Thurber Arrighi
Mary Patterson Redington
Lyman W. Redington
Charles H. Sheldon
Carnegie Hall
Antonio Arrighi
Helen
Grace
Oswald
Garry Arright
Chase and Adams Tie The Knot In West Seventieth Street
Henry Francis Chase and Miss Corinne Adams wed at the bride’s mother’s home on West Seventieth Street. Rev Father Matthew Taylor officiated with the bride given away by Thomas D Adams. The gown featured white crepe de chine with lace, lilies of the valley, and tulle veil. Eileen Adams served as maid of honor and Jane Cook as bridesmaid. Francis L Manning stood as best man. A small reception followed.
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Henry Francis Chase
Corinne Adams
Mary L. Adams
West Seventieth Street
Matthew Taylor
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Thomas D. Adams
Eileen Adams
Jane Cook
Francis L. Manning
Mr. Chase
James J. Hunter and Anne Maria Kenny Wedding
James J. Hunter wed Anne Maria Kenny daughter of Mrs. Margaret Kenny at the Church of St Ignatius Loyola yesterday morning. Reverend Francis A. Barry conducted the ceremony assisted by Father Neil McKennon. Bridal attire included white crepe de chine and mousseline de soie.
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James J. Hunter
Anne Maria Kenny
Margaret Kenny
St. Ignatius
Mr. Hunter
Charles A. Hunter
James Kenny
Louis Greuloch
Joseph Kean
William Rhynders
Mowbray Weds Miss Potosky in West Ninetyeth Street
W Harry Mowbray and Miss Isabel Potosky married yesterday at the bride’s mother home on West Ninetyeth Street. Judge Steinert officiated. The bride wore duchesse lace and mousseline over white taffeta with a lace veil. Edwin J. Potosky gave her away. Julia Potosky served as maid of honor. F L Hall was best man.
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W. Harry Mowbray
Isabel Potosky
West Ninetieth Street
Miss Kate Harrison Weds John Hill Prentice in Chestnut Hill
Miss Kate Sheldon Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Harrison, married John Hill Prentice of New York at St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill. The ceremony featured green and white decorations, a satin gown, and a large bridesmaid party. A garden reception followed at the Harrison country place in Chester Hill.
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New York
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Henrietta
Armitt Brown
Laura Whelen
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Boston
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Louis Lorillard
Townsend Irvin
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Maitland Armstrong
John Talmage
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J. Andrews Harris
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Harrison Country Place
Chester Hill
Barrows Marries Cecelia Fitler Howell in Philadelphia
Tra Barrows of New York and Cecelia Fitler Howell wed at Luzon in Torressdale Philadelphia the bride’s country home. Only family members attended. Barrows and Howell plan to travel abroad aboard the Oceanic. Barrows a Brown University 83 graduate and member of several clubs.
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New York
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North Attleborough
Mass
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Edwin H. Fitler
George R. Howell
Luzon
Torresdale
The
University
St. Andrew's
Ardsley
Carrie Peck Marries David Sowers in Stamford Church
In St Andrew's Church Stamford on June 12 Carrie Ethel Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Peck wed David Wood Sowers eldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kerfoot Sowers of Stamford. Attendants include maid of honor Ella Haddock flower girl Dorothy Ferris cousins of the bride best man Eugene Haddock and ushers Alfred Sowers Spencer B Peck Lester Clark Bishop and Hiram Wilson Taylor.
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Conn
St. Andrew’s Church
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Charles H. Peck
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Ella Haddock
Port Chester
Dorothy Ferris
Eugene
Queens District Attorney Awarded $1500 in Assault Suit
A jury in the Supreme Court Long Island City awarded District Attorney John B. Merrill of Queens County $1500 in his suit for assault against H. K. Fitzpatrick, Secretary of the Queens County Board of Education. The incident occurred in Long Island by April 28 1898 and Merrill plans to donate the money to Flushing Hospital.
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Queens County
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Long Island
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Miller’s
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Mergill
Flushing Hospital
Mrs Ramsey Cleared of Insanity After Bedside Killings
Grace E Ramsey who fatally cut her husband’s throat at the Garden Hotel 63 Madison Avenue while he slept, was discharged from Matteawan Insane Asylum as cured and is now at the Tombs. She was exonerated by the Coroner’s jury and indicted by the Grand Jury. A sanity commission found her insane and she may be released.
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Garden Hotel
Madison Avenue
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Death List of a Day Lucretia Hale Dies in Boston at Eightieth
Lucretia Peabody Hale died in Boston yesterday in her eightieth year. She was the oldest surviving sister of Rev. Edward Everett Hale and a noted writer. She championed educational and charitable work and helped spark the vacation schools movement and sewing and morals in public schools. Her books include The Wolf at the Door The Peterkin Papers The Last of the Peterkins The Struggle of Life Seven Stormy Sundays The Lord's Supper and Its Observance Art Needlework An Uncloseted Skeleton Stories for Children and The New Harry and Lucy with Dr Hale.
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Death of Mme Augusta Lehmann Former international singer
Mme Augusta Lehmann a former international singer died in Santa Cruz California yesterday at age eighty. A native of Germany she came to the United States with Parepa Rosa and spent twenty years in Santa Cruz teaching music until ill health ended her career.
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Platt's Chlorides Household Disinfectant
The odorless colorless liquid instantly destroys foul odors and disease-breeding matter. It prevents much sickness and is powerful safe and economical. Sold in quart bottles only by druggists and high-class grocers.
Hair and health remedies and fabrics advertised
In this ad heavy snippet Carl H. Schultz promotes carbonated waters while Parker's Hair Balsam is touted for hair revival. Greve's Ointment claims healthier skin. E. & W. linen goods and cool shirts are also advertised, highlighting white linen and summer wear.
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Marriages dated June 12 1900 in Philadelphia area records
Several society notices list June 12 1900 weddings at churches in Philadelphia Germantown and nearby areas. Entries record Ira Barrows with Cecilia Fitler Howell. Elizabeth Parker with Newton Allen Cooper. Ada Louise Martin with Otto Charles Heinze. William A MecFarlan with Annie C Bowne. Marie A Sussdorff with John Scott Power. Laura Carroll Dennis with Edward Pest Williams.
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Heinze—Martin
Calvary Church
Germantown
Perry
Burgess
Ada Louise
Luther Martin, Jr
Otto Charles Heinze
New York
Mecfarlan — Bowne
Jersey City
N. J
John A. Brown
William A. MecFarlan
Bayonne City
Annie C. Bowne
Power
Sussdorff
St. Paul's Church
Woodside
N. Y
A. W. Snyder
Marie A
Gustav Sussdorff
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From June 1900 Brooklyn and New York
A list of death notices and funeral details for Statham W. Bald win Otis Nelson Clara Groszmann Clara Holden Babet Lachman Eliza Black Henry Meyer William Pierson Louis Steinam Charles Shimmin Alice Whitney Charles Worthington Jr. with addresses, relatives, and service plans across New York area locations.
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Babette Lachman
Samuel Lachman
Temple Rodoph Sholom
Zion Lodge
Humboldt Lodge
A. M
Verein Ansche Bickur Cholim
Chevra Ahavath Noschim
Chevra Bickur Cho
West 17Th St
Henry Meyer
Trinity Chapel
25Th St
Broadway
Pierson
Orange
N. J
William Pierson
Hillyer St
Barclay
Christopher Sts
Grick Church
Steinam
St. Louis
Louis S
Simon
Fanny Steinam
la Crosse
Wis
Vogel
Tuxedo Park
Charles Shimmin
Herman
Frances Shimmin Vogel
Whitney
Cambridge
Mass
Alice Lincoln Whitney
Josiah Dwight Whitney
Northampton
Worthington
Irvington-on-Hudson
Charles Campbell Worthington, Jr
Charles Campbell
Julia Hedden Worthington
Death of A M Quarrier Second Vice President of L and N
Board of Directors of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad records the death on June 11 1900 of A M Quarrier Second Vice President at his New York City residence. Resolutions praise his long service from 1858 and convey high regard, and authorize a certified copy to the family. August Belmont chairman New York June 12 1900.
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New York City
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New York
Kensico Cemetery Private Station Harlem Railroad Ride
Kensico Cemetery station access via Harlem Railroad shows a 43 minute travel from Grand Central Depot. Office location listed at 16 East 42nd Street.
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Enumerators Visit Untimely Warranted Women Surrenders
Two women named Amanda Barthel and Augusta B Frank surrendered at the U S Marshal's office after warrants sworn by census enumerators. Barthel allegedly slammed a door and refused entry while Frank reportedly refused to answer and struck at the enumerator. Both said enumerators visited at inopportune times. a special enumerator later arrived and they answered questions and were released.
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Murray Street
Augusta B. Frank
East Sixty-first Street
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United States
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Water Hurling Encounter With Census Enumerator
Census enumerator Isaac H. Van Valkenbough of Harrison faced a hostile reception at 324 William Street as Bridget Cairns hurled water from a window and bucket. The officer and enumerator returned after calm reasoning convinced Cairns to answer questions.
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Isaac H. van Valkenbough
Harrison
Bridget Cairns
William Street
van Valkenbough
Coakley
Census Man's Grievance Letters Demand Fair Review
A census taker named John Driscoll protests his firing for alleged pro fane language. He recalls his badge taken at 464 Grand Street under protest by a person claiming power of a US marshal, and notes he later rode a Grand Street car. He plans to take action soon and urges the editor to publish the issue.
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Coroner's Physician Accused by Janitor
Adolph Heinz a janitor at 3 East Eighty fourth Street visited Coroner Zucca and alleged Dr Hamilton Williams the coroner's physician assaulted him and inspected the body of Nicholas Tausig who died Friday at the eighty fourth Street house Heinz claims the doctor forced entry and viewed the body Williams denies touching him and says he waited at the door until allowed inside Heinz will file formal charges in writing.
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East Eighty-fourth Street
Zucca
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Nicholas Tausig
Eighty-Fourth Street
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Mysician
Special Notices for Pure Wines or Liquors
Pure wines or liquors for city or country home offered by L. J. Callanan at 41 and 43 Vesey Street. Send for copy of monthly price list.
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Hunter
Kenny
Mowbray—Potosky
Prentice—Harrison
Barrows—Howell
MR. Merrill
Queens
Platt’s Chlorides
Croton
Carl H. Schultz
Bronx
June Allen
Geland
Alexandre
R. E
Asmus
Charles
Il Rarban
Harry
Ik Grek
Gottlieb
Il Beeha
Andrew
Bogart
Mabel
Closter
Is Biscaglio
Concetta
Eird
George M
W. Sith
Sith
Il Pird
Rosa
Ik Britano
Jennie
Sullivan St
Il Calzaritto
Oer
Isadoro
Carlo
Kintzer
St. Mark's
St Kelly
Patrick
Lynch
Ellie
Lyons
Julia
Charlton St
Lassen
Christian
Logan
Thomas
Antoinetta
W. Longobardo
Lama Raffaele
Hatchadan
Melkonian
Wtanee
Martha
Marvin
Myrtie
Maher
Mary
Perry St
Mooney
Barbara
McKnight
McGee
Florence
Patton
Purcell
John
Ruckenberg
G. L
Remmington
A. B
Sattler
Frank
Il Squassini
Pasquale
Il Sims
Crocket E
Schleiquinan
Lilie
Canal St
Scheichmantel
Otto H
Tanerito
Dominica
Elise
Reil Towers
James F
Weiss
Broome St
Williams
John B
Catharine
Ocean Park
Farrell
Francis A
Clarkson
Fuminilla
Alice
Carroll St
Hanson
George E
Fulton St
Howard
William
Pulaski St
le Howell
Clarence L
Kosciusko
Hug
Minnie
Troutman St
Il Logan
Louisa
St. Peter's
Os Lawlor
Il Schurmann
Edna M
Evergreen
Segreto
Havemeyer
Sohn
Charlies
Graham
Wheare
Stenson
16Th St
Tompkins
Marie E
Alzheimer
Schenck
Harles
Su Peter
Wiegert
Weidler
M. B
Ida
Walters
Weigand
Anton J
Jefferson
15Th St
Adaline
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!