McLean Will Probated in District of Columbia Estate
Special to The New York Times reports probate filing for John McLean. Executor American Security and Trust Company estimates District of Columbia holdings at 6.315 million dollars with debts not exceeding a stated amount. Real estate in Ohio and Illinois is unde rdefined. Personal property includes 29,500 in furnishings and more than 5 million in stocks and bonds. Justice Stafford signed the order admitting the will to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
John McLean
Amerian Security and Trust Company
District of Columbia
Mclean
Ohio
Illinois
Sao,nah
Stafford
Bazaar Near Million Dollar Goal at Grand Central Palace
Allied Bazaar enters final phase at Grand Central Palace with million-dollar goal in background. Tickets confusion leads to revised admission. volunteers must exchange passes. Notables like Marie Dressler and Raemaeker artists attend. prizes reach turquoise ring and opera cloak among items. French artists close with century-old songs and costumes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Grand Central Palace
Montgomery Fijags
Sym
Brown
Ammone
Robert
Bace
Grees
Mae Murray
Margaret Aye
Marie ‘Dressler
Fiagé Ed
William Arthur N
Grace Brown
Jobyna Honought
Taylor Yesterminy
Antil
Kitchener
Womnan
Fifth Avenue
Trweler’s
Jessie Baskerville
Caspar Whitney
Raemaeker
Marie Yressier
S Freeman
West
Oodmere
Beasley
Ridgewood
H. Bolger
Passaic
Overland
Thomas N. Wethen
Riverside
Pennsylvania
J. T. Mason
East 140Th
T. R. Williams
Fourty Street
Brooklyn
Theatre de
Mrs Josephine Cohan Ill With Heart Trouble at Hotel Bellecaire
Mrs Josephine Cohan known as Josephine Cohan sister of George M. Cohan is reported seriously ill with heart trouble at the family apartments in the Hotel Bellecaire. Dr Oscar Weiser, family physician, attends her as Jerry J. Cohan, father of George Cohan, is said to be in serious condition from a heart attack after overexertion while traveling with the Friars on the touring troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Niblo
George M. Cohan
Josephine Cohan
Bellecaire
Broadway
Seventy-Seventh Street
Oscar of. Weiser
West Forty-fifth Street
Jerry J. Cohan
George Cohan
George L. Rives Ill at Newport
George L. Iven, former Corporation Counsel of New York City, has been ill since returning to Newport with his family from New York. Dr. Charles H. Easton of Newport and Dr Avatin Flint of New York attend him. he has suffered health issues for over a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Rives
Newport
New York Times
Newport RE. I
George Ll. Iven
New York City
Ir. Lambert
New Yor
Fast Wey Ainth Street
Ae Dts
Archer Burrows Wedding at Beloved Disciple Church
W M Lipplatt Archer son of Westchester County treasurer and Mrs William Archer of Corcoran Manor Mount Vernon wed 20 Miss Ethel May Burrows daughter of Mr and Mrs William Burrows of 7 East Eighty seventh Street this city The ceremony was by Rev Mr Barber A reception followed at Hotel Plaza for 25 guests The bride wore attendants Mrs Edward Potter Miss Freda Peck Miss Winifred Demarest Serdina Archer and Grace Sonheimer Harold Williams served as best man Ushers included Edmund Barto Arch Artemus Edward Potter and John Archer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.m.lipplatt Archer
Westchester County
William Archer
Corcoran Manor
Mount Vernon
Ethel May Burrows
William Burrows
East Eighty-seventh Street
Church of the Beloved Disciple
Barber
Hotel Plaza
Edward Potter
Freda Peck
Winifred Demarest
Serdina Archer
Grace Sonheimer
Harold Williams
Edmund Barto
Arch Artemus
John Archer
Levy Kauffman wedding at St Regis in New York
Sylvan Levy son of Mr and Mrs Maurice S Levy of Dallas and Misa Louise Kauffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kauffman were married in the Marie Antoinette Room at the St Regis yesterday afternoon. Dr Samuel Schulman officiated with Mrs Charles Fischer as matron of honor. Leonard B Meyer was best man and ushers included Robert Brand Norman Cohen Nathaniel Kalmus Irving Oberfelder Samuel Ranflenba Morton Vogel. A reception followed with about 175 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Regis
Sylvan Levy
Maurice S. Levy
Dallas
Texas
Misa Louise Kauffman
Joseph
K. Kauffman
Marie Antoinette
Y Samuel Schulman
Charles. Fischer
Leonard B. Meyer
Robert Brand
Norman Cohen
Nathaniel Kalmus
Irving Oberfelder
Samuel Ranflenba
Morton Vogel
Wedding of William E Camp and Helen A Olp at Hotel Gramatan
The ceremony in Mount Vernon was officiated by Suffragan Bishop Charles S. Burch. Bride Helen Olp wore white satin with tulle while attendants wore apple green and yellow. Guests approached 500 as dance and supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans Camp
Eugene M. Camp
Helen A. Olp
Henry Warren Olp
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Gramatan
Bronxvilles
Charles S. Burch
Wed in St Stephen's Church Lyman Howard wed at St Stephen's
Stanley Mitchell Lyman of Minneapolis and Madeleine Langdon Howard of New York married at St Stephen's Church on West Sixty-ninth Street. Rev Nathan Seagle officiated. Bride wore white satin with lace and tulle. Bridesmaids included Lorraine Lyman and Adrienne Howard. Best man Arthur Lyman. Ushers Carroll Smith and Albert M Billings. A small reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Mitchell Lyman
Lyman
Minneapolis
Minn
Madeleine Howard
George Langdon
Howard
West Seventy-sixth Street
St. Stephen's Church
West Sixty-ninth Street
Nathan Seagle
Marjorie Howard
Lorraine Lyman
Adrienne Howard
Miss Lyman
Arthur Lyman
Carroll Smith
Berkeley
Cal
Albert M. Billings
New York
Kohn Mack Wedding At Ritz Carlton In New York
Lorin M. Kohn wed Miss Eleanor Louise Mack in a Ritz Carlton ballroom ceremony attended by about 10 guests. Rev. Dr. Joseph Silverman officiated as Edwina H. Kohn served as best person. Attendants wore orchid satin and blue tulle veils, with bouquets of spring flowers. The couple plans to reside at Euclid Avenue after returning from their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin M. Kohn
Eleanor Louise Mack
Harry W. Mack
West Eighty Eighth Street
Ritz-Carlton
Joseph Silverman
Bessie Marks
Jerome Rank
Dorothy Rubie
Dorothy Kohn
Mabel Straus
Chicago
Edwina H. Kohn
Frederick Hirshbach
Arnold Belais
Laurence Oppenheim
Roger Williams
Dr Arthur Flachi Marries In Rome Bride From Welsh Family
The wedding of Dr Arthur Flachi of Rome and Miss Mabel Elizabeth Welsh of 27 West Highly First Street occurred at noon yesterday at St Bartholomew's Church. Rev Dr Leighton Parks officiated. Bride's father gave her in marriage with Mrs H Bertram Legge as matron of honor. George W Welsh, brother of the bride, served as best man. ushers were H Charles Welsh Jr and H Bertram Legg. Invitations were limited to family and close friends. Breakfast followed at the Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Flach
Rome
Italy
Mabel Elizabeth Welsh
Charles Welsh
West Highly -First Street
St. Bartholomew's Church
Leighton . Parks
Cere
H. Bertram Legge
George W. Welsh
H. Charles Welsh, Jr
H. Bertram Legg
Plaza
Wedding of Miss Bendheim to Charles Kohlberg
Miss Stephanie Bendheim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Bendheim of 414 West 145th Street, wed Charles H. Kohlberg yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home. The ceremony was by Rev. Stephen Wise in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride wore a white satin gown with duchess satin feel and tulle, her veil held by orange blossoms. Her sister Mrs. Hilda Bendheim attended as bridesmaid, and William Kohlberg served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Bendheim
Henry M. Hendheim
145Th ‘Street
Charles H. Kohlberg
Stephen Wise
Hilda Bendheim
William Kohlberg
Miss Adele Martin Weds Frederick W. Ingalls
Miss Adele Martin daughter of Henry W. Martin and Frederick W. Ingalls son of Roscoe K. Ingalls were married yesterday at 4 30 pm in the bride’s home 101 West Seventy eighth Street due to the bride’s mother recent death the ceremony was simple with only family and close friends Rev Henry E Cobb of the Collegiate Church officiated maid of honor Miss Dorothy Cullen best man Roscoe C Ingalls they will live in the city after a bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
F. W. Ingalls
Adele Martin
Henry W. Martin
Frederick W. Ingalls
Roscoe K. Ingalls
West Eightieth Street
West Seventy-eighth Street
Henry E. Cobb
Collegiate Church
Dorothy Cullen
Roscoe C Ingalls
Hayes and Kinnan engagement announced in Huntington
Mrs. Neilson Abeel Hayes announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Kate Bovee Hayes to Morris Egenton Kinnan son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Pr W Kinnan. Hayes is a Hayes family member and sister of Mrs Walter Lyon. Kinnan a Princeton and Columbia Law School graduate whose father is president of Union Dime Savings Bank. Both reside in the Summer Colony at Huntington L T no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnan-Hayes
Neilson Abeel Hayes
Kate Bovee Hayes
Morris Egenton Kinnan
Alexander Pr. W. Kinnan
Miss Hayes
Neilson A. Hayes
Walter Lyon
Kinnan
Princeton University
Columbia Law School
Union Dime Savings Bank
Mr. Kinnan
Huntington, L. T
Marriage of Sidney Hermann and Estelle Jacobs at Delmonico's
Sidney Hermann wed Estelle Jacobs at 6:30 last evening at Delmonico's. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr Nathan Krass, rabbi of Temple Israel of Brooklyn. The bride wore tulle and silver lace. bridesmaids Adrienne Jacobs, Gertrude Wertheimer, and matron of honor Millville A. Dunst wore blue embroidery and pink tulle. best man was Tarry Hermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hermann
Estelle’ Jacobs
J. L. Jacobs
M Delmonico’s
Nathan Krass
Temple Israel of
Brooklyn
Adrienne Jacobs
Millville A. Dunst
Misa
Gertrude Wertheimer
Trille
Waa Tarry Hermann
Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald Engaged to Irving Esbeck
Announcement from Hempstead New York states the engagement of Miss Eleanor Fitzgerald to Irving Norris Esbeck of Greenfield Massachusetts. Miss Fitzgerald is the daughter of the late Surrogate Judge Frank T. Fitzgerald and his wife. The date for the wedding has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Fitzgerald
Hempstead
I. I
Irving Norris Esbeck
Greenfield
Mass
Miss Fitzgerald
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Fitggerald
Social Notes Highlight Engagements and Weddings
Miss Gwendolda Noble engaged to John Sheather. her father is NYSE president. Florence Blair and H Rivington Pyne to wed at Blairaden Peapack New Jersey today. Mr and Mrs Charles Whitney Carpenter Jr en route to Newport for summer. Etienne de Markowski sails to join Russian forces in France. longtime Russo Asiatic Bank agent. Miss Gladys Capen to wed Dr Nathaniel Mills at Church of the Ascension Mount Vernon. Mills is an Appellate Court justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolda Noble
H. G. S&s. Noble
West Fighty-sixth Treet
John Sheather
Miss Noble
New York Stock Exchange
Florence Ladyard Blair
Quedyard Blair
H. Rivington Pyne
Percy R. Pyne
Etienne de Markowski
More
Bae
France
Markowski
Russo Asiatic Bank
Misa Gladys J. Capen
A Mackenzie Capen
Bronxville
N.Y
Nathaniel Mills
Church of the Ascension
Mount Vernon
Mills
Justice Mills
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Pope's Dancing Ban Read in New York Parishes
Cardinal Farley announces a decree prohibiting Catholic dances at all entertainments and urges pastors to read the decree in sermons next Sunday. The Sacred Consistorial CongregationF corrobrates that balls under clerical or lay auspices must not occur and parish revenues cannot justify such events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Farley
Sacred Consistorial Congregation
Rome
Archdiocese of
New York
Spiritua
Church
Baltimore
Sacred Congregation
Christ John Cardinal Farley
Patterson Weds Miss Rouss In Brooklyn Church Ceremony
George J. Patterson and Margaret Baltzell Rouss, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Wincheater Rouss of Garfield Place and Prospect Park West Brooklyn, wed at St Brigid Church Linden Street St Nicholas Avenue. Rev John York officiated with Madeline Cochrane as maid of honor and Paul Kiernan as best man. The couple will reside on Long Island after a trip to White Sulphur Springs WV. Patterson is heir to Thomas J Patterson Sons and member of local clubs. the bride is a noted Brooklyn socialite and horsewoman with Bayville summer home and many ribbons from horse shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Patterson
Margaret Baltzell Rouss
Peter Wincheater Rouss
Garfield Place
Prospect Park West
Brooklyn
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Long Island
Mr. Patterson
Thomas J. Patterson
Charles Broadway Rousa
Bayville
Kaltman Mayer Wedding Set for June Twenty-Eighth
The marriage of Miss Caroline E Mayer to David Kaltman will be held June 28 at the bride’s parents home, 42 West Seventy-first Street. Only immediate families attend. Rev. Mr. Hirsch to officiate. the couple will spend the summer at Atlantic Highlands, N J.
Newport Women Parade Hears Grand Marshal Indication
Newport and its Summer colony prepare for Independence Day parade with Mrs. Beeckman wife of Rhode Island governor as Grand Marshal and Mrs. French Vanderbilt as Adjutant. Miss Katherine G. Knight will aid. several Newport society members oversee arrangements and enlistments for marchers.
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New York Times
Newport
Red
Beeckman
Rhode Island
French Vanderbilt
Katherine G. Knight
Austin M. Knight
John Nicholas Brown
Bradford Norman
Helen Weaver
Alberta P. Niblack
William H Vanderbilt
St George's School
Plattsburgh
Stephen B. Lace
Coffman
de Witt Coffman
Atlantic Fleet
Rockport
Jamestown
Thomas P. Magruder
Greig
Stuart C. Greig
Submarine Flotilla
Mimi Scott
George Scott
James A. Stillman
New York
Oaklawn
William Disston
Pauline Diskton
Vineyard Cottage No. 5
George B. de Forest
E. A. Anderson
Henry Barton Jacobs
Baltimore
William Woodward
Elisha Dyer
Stuart Duncan
Bonnie Crest
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Sunset Ridge
Ogden Goelet
Ochre Court
Robert Goelet
Grace Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Beaulieu
S. Richard Fuller
Frederick Scott
Muenchinger-King White House
Miss Callie Hoke Smith Marries Ly man Grant Pratt at Washington Home
The Georgia senator’s daughter Miss Callie Hoke Smith wed Ly man Grant Pratt in a noon ceremony at the bride’s Washington home. Attending were top officials including Secretary McAdoo and Attorney General Gregory, plus relatives from Atlanta Annapolis Philadelphia Worcester and Boston.
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Washington
Callie Hoke Smith
Georgia
Lyman Grant Pratt
James H. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Ronald Ramson
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Alston Simpson
Annapolis
John W. Clark
Richard Earleens
George W. McClellan
Philadelphia
Frank J. Pratt
Worcester
Masa
Steamer Carolyn Ashore Near Archangel with Loss Feared
Washington reports the American steamer Carolyn ashore in the White Sea near Archangel Russia with total loss feared. All 35 crew saved and taken to Archangel. Cargo largely automobile trucks and general merchandise partially salvaged. Built Whitby 1860, 280 ft 5 in long, 38 ft 2 in beam.
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White Sea
Washington
Carolyn
W. Sea
Archangel
Russia
Archang Cel
Gaston, Williams & Wigmore, Incorporated
Broadway
Pier
Brooklyn
New York
Bergen
Kola Bay
George A. Gaston
Amen
A ~Cangel
Vesse
Lloyd's Register
Whitby
England
Isso
Parkgate
Johnson Steamship Company
Delk
Bar Harbor Social Roundup and Navy Retirement Mourns
Bar Harbor and Washington notes report Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison and family visiting Greenway Cottage on June 15 with several notable guests including Gretchen Damrosch and Mrs. Truxton Beale. Commodore George H. Peters, U.S.N., retired, dies at 62 in Naval Hospital after a long career ending with command of the Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bar Harbor
Francis Burton Harrison
Greenway
Court
Harrison
Philippines
Walter Damrosch
Blaine Cottage
Gretchen Damrosch
Truxton Beale
Wamrosch
Beale
James G. Blaine
Horace Porter
Alexander van Rensselaer
New York
Arcadia
Guy Whiting
Washington
Whiting
John B Cochran
S. M. Wright
Philadelphia
Lookout
Merle Middleton
Lee Cottage
West Street
Sir Edgar Speyer
London
Boston
de Gregoire
Hey
Lady Speyer
Edgar
James Speyer
Speyer Brothers
Lonon
John Jacob Astor
Attleson
Isle Cote
TD. C
George H. Peters
Naval Hospital
Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
Raleigh
Brooklyn Navy Yard
IWS
George Gilmour Dies Noted Safety Expert at 51
George Gilmour a Brooklyn resident and safety authority who headed the inspection department of the Travelers Insurance Company and served on the New York State Commission on Employers Liability and Industrial Accidents died at his home. Born in Petrograd he worked on the Panama Canal project and held posts with Atlas Line Jamaica Government Railway and New York Telephone Company. He was a member of several engineering and professional organizations and is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilmour
The
Museum of Safety
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Stratford Road
Brooklyn
Great Britain
France
Holand
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Sweden
State of
New York
Mr. Gilmour
Petrograd
England
South America
John Elder & Co
Glasgow
Oy Way
Panama
Panama Canal
Gilmour
Atlas Line
Jamaica Government Railway
New York Telephone Company
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
National Civile Federation
American Association of Master Mechanics
Engineers’ Club
Scientist Leader H Cornwell Wilson Dies in Boston
H Cornwell Wilson first reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist died in Boston. He had been chairman of the Christian Science Committee on Publication in New York before moving here two years ago.
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Boston
Deputies Vote Not To Vacate Hoglund Seat
The Swedish Chamber of Deputies, by 4 to 75, refused to declare Deputy Hoglund's seat vacant. Hoglund and two journalists were recently imprisoned for taking part in a labor convention that urged a general strike if the government moved toward war. The President demanded the vacancy, while Deputy Branting questioned timing due to an appeal with likely reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Hoglund
Vorwikrts
Berlin
Del
Chamber
Afat Hoghands
Branting
Haglund
Obituary notices from Port Chester to Orange New Jersey
A long list of obituaries and death notices for residents and former residents across Port Chester Brooklyn and nearby towns. Included are Christopher C Neilsen Ellen Ketcham Frederick Mathews Frank McAfee Amelia Kleinschroth and many others with ages places and family mentions.
Frederick Roosevelt Dies at Home on Fifty-second Street
Frederick Roosevelt, a member of the old Roosevelt family, died last night at his home on Fifty-second Street. He was a son of the late Supreme Court Justice James A. Roosevelt and lived here all his life. His wife Miss Mary Loney survives him. He owned a country estate Skaneateles, N Y, and was active in civic affairs and charities. He belonged to the New York Yacht Club and several organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher C. Neilsen
Port Chester
N. Y
Englewood
N. J
Brooklyn
Court Street
Rockville Centre
I. J
Charter Oak
Eighth Street
Bedford Council
Amelia Kleinschroth
Henry Kleinschroth
Bright
Marion Street
Jeanette Pinover
Alexander Binover
Manhattan
Eighty-fifth Street
Brookly
Joseph Rosenberg
Lester Osterman
John R
Board of Education
Arthur
Harry A. Pinover
Conrad C. Reinhardt
Sencurr
D. 1
Clara Scrymser
Old Second Presbyterian Church
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Clermont Avenue
John Secrymser
South
Rank Munson
Adelyn Condon Humason
Thomas Arthur Humason
Bushwichigh School
Brooklyn Avenue
City Hospital
Ella Brower
All Souls Universatiet Church
St. Francis Place
Emma Jane Mathews
Thomas Squires Mathews
Albemarle Road
Flatbush
Harry . Forex
Ariest Mathews
Shortland Brothe Company
Berwick
Norw Press
New England Printers’ Association
American Typothetae
Norwood
Mass
Union Pacific
Giet
Montclair
Jennie Paliswin
Henjamin F. Haldwin
Bloomfie 3
WN. J
Elizabeth Brown
William Brown
The
Oranges
Orange
Frederick Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Yes Martinsen van Roosevelt
Jannette
Supreme Court
James A. [Roosevelt
Skaneateles
York
Autom of the Union
New New York Athletic l Club of America
St. Nicholas Piety
Holland Society
Mary Loney
New York Times Marriage Notices Telegraphed to 104 Bryant
Brief marriage notice indicates telephoto transmission to 104 Bryant. Couple names not fully legible, ceremony described in standard society brief. Local registrar and newspaper staff confirm receipt of notice for publication in forthcoming edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Saunders and Wood Yale marriages noted in brief
The notice records marriages of Evelyn Beauregard Booth of New York to Henry A. Saunders of Cleveland, and Loula Yaley to Peter Wood, with the latter spelling as given in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders Noo -Yvelyn Beauregard Booth
New Yo
Henry A. Saunders
Cleveland
Loula
Marriages Listed In St Regimi Hotel and Nearby Parishes
A compact notice lists multiple marriages from June 14 to June 15 1916 across New York and Toronto. Couples include Albert Dale Ferguson Clarke Fer… Geraldine Davies to Frankenthal Myrtle Joan Brown to David Brown Helen Anderson to Henry Moses Kathleen O Neill to Newman White and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Regim
Albert Dale
Ferguson
Thomas R V Clarke
Fergi
New York
Gantz
Elsie Lau Benedict Clarke
Frankenthal
F. de
Davies
Miit Hawe— Freeman
Rivers
R. Freeman
Manor
Ingalls
Martin
Pita St
Mes
Riverside Prive
Th Mellies
Myrtle Joan
David
Maria i
Church Fount Vernon
N. Y
Helen
Edwin Annox Howe
Pelham
Henry BE. Cobb
Adele
Harry W. Marti
Frederick Wilson Ingalls
Moshs—Anderson
Fieoree
Jon Oldham
Helen Heatrine Anderson
Bua
Henry Andersion
Henry
Moses. Whitmore-O'Neill
Our Lady of Lourdes
Toronto
Kathleen
Jan O'Neill
Newman White
Riverside Drive
Beloved in Death Notices Roll For Several Parishes
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with funeral details and family relations from New York area addresses. Names include Abram Abelman and families, CAHN, CAPANDA, CREEDEN, FIPPINGER, FOWLER, GILMOUR, GINSBERG, GRANGER, and others with dates in June 1916 and burial at local churches or private services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abelman
Abra
Ida
Max
Mautite
Benjamin
Celia
Martin
Keith
Fio Bacon
Charles Church
Campbell
Actors’ Fund
East 64Th St
Uke H
Laah B
Uneral
114Th St
Cone
Thur
Grace
Ed G.cone
Sarat Kinne
M. Saty
Triplonia
N. J
J. Creeden
Ellen Creeden
Ran
New York Wall Department
Anthony
Church of the Holy Spirit
University AV
Bronx
Mass
St. E Pmond
Sam
Charles Ginsbers
Liebbs Cohen
St Granger
Andaigua
New York
Isaphine Piers Granger
Gideon
Say
Pierson Granger
Orchard business aims for canning and retail sales on Hudson
A 200 acre orchard project on the Hudson proposes a model fruit farm with 2000 trees under expert care. It combines orcharding canning and local retail sales, operating as a close corporation with limited joiners. Details and security offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
General
Clbse
Addraaa
John Hone leaves estate for widow and two sons
The late John Hone former Governor and NYSE vice president died March 21 1915 and left an estate worth over 160000 with 42500 tied to 5 Gramercy Park 75800 in stocks and bonds and 14010 in personal property including life insurance Maria Cadwalader Howe and two tes tator sons receive the bulk after smaller bequests. residency question referred to Surrogates Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hone
New York Stock Exchange
Howe
Gramercy Park
New Jersey
New York
Maria Cadwalader Howe
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Brooklyn and Nearby
A collage of death notices and funeral details for numerous individuals includes names such as Catherine Horan, Adelyn Condon, Jacob Jacob, Walter Kelley, Mabel Kress, Patrick McNulty, Mary Mann, Samuel Martland, Marie Louisa Pancoat, and many others. Entries record residences, burial locations like Mount Carmel Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery, and services ranging from private to public with dates in June 1916. The notices also list church affiliations, bereavement acknowledgments, and funeral arrangements across Brooklyn, Jersey City, Newark, and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Jacob Jacob
Bristow St
Bronx
W. Scheer
A. Schwarzbaum
Jenks
Allen Mo Jenks
West Seth St
Jonoon
Keley
Norwood
Clifton
S. K
Boston
Hartford
McNulty
Patrick H
Mary McNulty
Voley
Frank
Helen
Irene
Alice
Boward
John
Robert
Virginia
Neck. T L
Chicago
Arles J. Kelly
Pancoart
Marie Louisa
Archer
Pancoat
Marry
Kelly
All Angels’ Church
West End Av
Stet St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pinover
Jeanette
Rosenberg
John Arthur
Marty
Pila
I. M
St. Tevokion
Washington Cemetery
Roose Elve
Campbell
Actors Fund Schultes
Elizabeth
John Schuttes
van Duser Tins Stapleton
Bcrymser
Clara
Clarinda Scrymser
Clermont Av
Brooklyn
Stempet
Henry Stemper
Annie Stermper
Dechsel
Jacob Herr Hieh
In memoriam for Leonard B. Searing and Richard Fletcher Van Heusen
A memorial notice honors Leonard B. Searing who joined the great majority, and Dr. Richard Fletcher Van Heusen who died June 16 1998. The notice mentions a funeral service at Union Fields Cemetery on June 18 at noon and describes loving memories from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerendt
Mon Lnion Fields
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Marie Dressier
Flagg
Archer-Burrows
Burch
Wm. E. Camp
Hotel
Stanley M. Lyman
Eleanor L. Mack
Arthur Flacihi
Mabel E. Welsh
St. Bartholomew's
Kohlberg-Bendheim
Herman Jacobs
Social Notes
Washington Square
Mr. Carpenter
Pope
United States
Canada
Balla
M. B. Rouss
G. J. Patterson
Newport Women’s Parade
Gov. Beeckman
C. Hoke Smith
Lyman G. Pratt
Bar Harbor Colony
Rope
New York State Commission
H. Cornwell Wilson
Abram Abbaleman
Max Ableman
Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities
Flushing Avenue
Krarbara Stahlaberg
Ernest Stahlberg
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Harry Smith
Rockaway and
Coney Island Steamship Line
Weehawken
Meyer Auerbach
S. Auerbach & Co
West 145Th Street
Margaretha Wuerfel
Gastave A. Wuerffel
Police Department
Anthony Avenue
Nancy Matary Thurber
Horace &K. Thurber
Bretton Hall
Elahty
Peer
Emile J. Wittnauer
A. Wittnauer Company
West Thirty- -Sixth Street
Gipneva
SSS
Albert Wittnauer
Wittnauer
New York Athletic Club
Jewelers’ Club
Magdas
Ad Martha S. Wittnauer
West End Avenue
Broadway Tabernacle
Wood
Yaley
Qbarried
Afford McLean
Annie New
Brbéklyn
DU Vivier
Win’ R
Ethel M. Winter
Ernes du Vivier
HAWES
Charlotte V. Northridge
Schuyler Drawes
Leb An
Florence Ash
Monroe I . McKenn A. Murphy
Agnes T Mursty
Arthur J. McKenna Mitchell
Koch Aung
RO Amy Koch
Willan J. Mitcihell- Stevenson
Aye
Bertha J. Ayers
Talley
Talles
Elm St
Twomey
Linden Place
New Rochelle
Catherine M
St. James Weaton
Mary Westen
Donmel
Tipperary
Ireland
Tinton
St. Anthony's Church
Prospect
St. Raymont
Allan Wildatge
Erne
Wipinalet
Erte J
Dhey
Junie
Dway
Kane Lodge
Deep Pearet
Bro
Jd Wittnauer
Géneva
Arter Hume
W. Penoyar
Rohning
Jertha C
Puwersl “Hs Bleecker Bt
Wat East
Dean
Marearet G
Puneral
A. M. Ellis
Mabel H
East
Fick
Gustave
Wen Eat
M . Prey
Anne
Rastiainas
Hinst
Ia Ava
Hoffmann
Tremont AY
Irons
Aeul Hollweg
Hichard W
Union Air
PHUNT
Edward F
Sf. M. Leppens
Angueta J
Lia‘yd
William F. New
O'Connor Thomas
Mary A. Wash Ewetrach
Jones St
Frederick
F. M
Rick
East 147Th St
P. Schmidt
Pauline
Edgecombe A
Slaivan F. Isabella
Avenue A
A. Strain
Hugh
East Dorm St
Fapers
Pr . Tisch
Pannie
Torynne
cCharles M
Nelson
Kenx
Wilken
William
Woodward
Eva
Breslin
James
Grand St
Funers Ub
Feiah A'S
Caroline
Eim
Finnegan
Anna
Putnam
Green
Harry
Wallabout St
Kiersted
Mary
Myrtle
Kleinsomroth
Ametia
Arion St
Haries
LOSEY
Willing
Kings
Ounty ‘Hospital
McCarthy
Francis E
Linden St. Jure
Aged & McLaughlin
Osborn
Elizabeth J
Scheiber Henry
Gates
Shillington
James K
Pulaski St
Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark
Beck
Paterson St
Carlin
Andrew
Ferguson St
Curtis
Peter
Coeyman St
EDIAR
Janes
North 14Th St
A Freenhy
James J
Floyd
Thomas H
Warren &J
Mary A
Woodside
Une
Larkin
Frank My
Curt
Mtparlands
Robert H
Boyd
Matiara James H
North Canal
Quinolo
Felix
Madison
Hobeken
Bannon
Rose EH
Whitestone
Seymour
Bayside
Pogert
Jennie
Rosedale
Furnern
Coady
William J
Astoria
Pye Nerel
Colayka
Vaciac
Connell
Copte -Mary
Woodhaven
Jane
Fridi
Tone
Leibi
Bertha
Evergreen
Patrik
Johe
Moran Margaret
Arverne
Penney
Stephen Nideewood
Ricchio Marto
Jamaica
Steffens
John H
Long Island City
Wemoriam
Harlem
M. A. Bowe
Ath Ave
Rs Alea Ted Rae M
Erri
Wis
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