Boers Near Surrender Amid British Advances
Rumors swirl that Lord Roberts negotiates surrender terms with Kruger and Botha through wives. Reports note Rustenburg occupied, units moving toward Johannesburg, and De Wet trekking north as British forces tighten the grip on the Transvaal. Major Seymour, an American pioneer commander, was killed in a railway attack.
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London
Lord Roberts
Kruger
Botha
War Office
Pretoria
Rustenburg
Baden-Powell
Hunter
Potchefstroom
Johannesburg
Buller
Middelburg
Ian Hamilton
Laing
Nek
Christian Botha
Paardekop
Rundle
Senekal
Ficksburg
Steyn
de Wet
Bloemfontein
Zand River
Major Seymour
Rand
Cape Town ministerial deadlock eased hopes of a new ministry
A Cape Town telegram says the ministerial deadlock is relieved and Sir John Gordon Sprigg hopes to form a ministry by Monday, with Rose-Innes likely to accept a portfolio. At Paarl the Afrikander Bond Congress reads Schreiner's resignation letter and endorses Bond opposition to Schreiner measures.
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London
Cape Town
John Gordon Sprigg
Rose-Innes
Paarl
Cape Colony
Afrikander Bond Congress
W. P. Schreiner
Schreiner
Boer Depredations in Natal Reported by Gen Buller
Dispatch from Laing's Nek on June 15 states Natal is now clear of the enemy and condemns widespread private property destruction. Homes in Charlestown were wrecked and desecrated, while two miles away in Volksrust and in the Transvaal, houses remained intact.
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Natal
London
War Office
Buller
Laing
Charlestown
Volksrust
Transvaal
British Loss Underrated in Cape Town Dispatch
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from London cites a Cape Town correspondent claiming Gen. De Wet captured two companies of the City Volunteers and two companies of Yeomanry, with two men escaping to tell the tale.
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London
Cape Town
Daily Telegraph
de Wet
City
Four Die From Heat At Aldershot Sham Battle
In Aldershot a sham battle on the hottest day of the year led to four deaths from heat prostration. About four hundred troops required hospital care and the coroner's verdict condemned inadequate forage caps and insufficient meals, prompting calls to discard the caps.
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Aldershot
London
South Africa
Rising in Gambia Colony Murder of Two British Commissioners
A native rising in the Gambia Colony results in the deaths of two British Commissioners and six police officers at Sankanndi on the Gambia River. The officials were in Samkanndia to settle a local administration issue when Mandingoes attacked. Cecil Sitwell, one victim, was formerly an official in the Windward Islands.
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Bathurst
Gambia Colony
West Africa
Sankanndi
Gambia River
Samkanndia
Cecil Sitwell
Witdward Islands
Major Louis Seymour Dies in Boer War Action
A cable from Seymour, Seymour and Harmon reports Major Louis Irving Seymour killed in action at Zand River on June 14. Born Whitney Point December 23, 1860, he was a mining engineer and Royal Pioneer Regiment veteran. He leaves widow Mrs Kate Perry Seymour.
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Louis Irving Seymour
Seymour, Seymour & Harmon
Wall Street
John S. Seymour
Seymour
Royal Pioneer Regiment of Volunteers
Zand River
Orange River Colony
Whitney's Point
Prominent New York Iron Founder Joseph Southworth Dies in Chicago
Joseph Southworth aged 87 of New York died in Chicago yesterday after a spring trip to New Orleans. He was active in travel and social life, with later years in business as an iron founder. Survived by Major William Southworth of Chicago Chester H. Southworth Walter M. Southworth Mrs. George Essig and Mrs. Rosalie Van Cott of New York. Body to be taken East for funeral and interment.
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New York
Chicago
South
New Orleans
Southworth
William Southworth
Chester H
Walter M. Southworth
George Essig
Rosalie van Cott
Notable Official Fulton Paull Dies in Hudson Home
Albany June 16 Fulton Paull treasurer of the New York State House of Refuge at Hudson died at his home in Hudson He served as United States Consul at Trinidad during Grant s administration and later as Minister to Roumania and Bulgaria and Russia He was born in Hudson about sixty years ago and leaves a wife
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Albany
Coler Returns From Champaign Averts Press on Charges
Controller Coler arrived back in the city after addressing the University of Illinois graduating class in Champaign. He declined to detail Mack charges, urging a speedy hearing if the governor deems it proper, and promised a full reply in due course while declining press commentary.
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Champaign
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University of Illinois
Jacob W. Mack
Postal Needs Here to be Investigated
The Postmaster General appointed C. T. McCoy, William G. Edens, and Charles Hedges Assistant Superintendents to study the needs of the free delivery service in Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and Chicago and report findings.
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Washington
C. T. McCoy
William G. Edens
Charles Hedges
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Death of Mrs. Gladstone in 1900 London and Hawarden
The death of Mrs. Gladstone prompts widespread sympathy and admiration. Her private service at Hawarden and the public ceremony at Westminster will be simple. The Hawarden estate passes to their grandson, with Herbert Gladstone and his sisters retaining access. The young master of Hawarden, not yet of age, leaves Eton for Oxford this year.
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Associated Press
London
Hawarden
Eton
Oxford
Lincoln Craft of Language Shows Lincoln’s Own Genius
The Chicago Inter Ocean essay credits Abraham Lincoln’s style to constant self discipline and broad reading. Prof. Daniel K. Dodge argues Lincoln’s prose grew from Bible and Pilgrim’s Progress study to Euclid memorization. Lincoln’s balance of reason and sympathy, not mere ornament, defines his classic English style.
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Bixby
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University of Illinois
University Press
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Voltaire
Herndon
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Edward Everett
First Memorial Day in the South Observed in Colum bus Ga
The Savannah News notes Gen. Wheeler’s claim about Decoration Day’s origin in the South. It credits Mrs. Mary Ann Williams and Col umbus Ga associates for inaugurating Southern Decoration Day before Alabama and highlights early efforts inspiring other states. It contrasts Northern Memorial Day founded by the Grand Army of the Republic under Gen. Logan. It hopes for a united Memorial Decoration Day honoring both Blue and Gray.
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Savannah
Joseph Wheeler
South
Alabama
Mary Ann
Howard) Williams
Columbus
North
Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Logan
Wheeler
Dog Dies From Thirst After Church Water Electrocution
A small terrier owned by a Christ church member died after drinking water charged by a fallen feed electric light wire that struck a gutter and roof during heavy rain. The incident occurred in the yard behind English Lutheran Church at about 9 o clock Wednesday night. The dog took a mouthful, yelped, and collapsed.
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Baltimore
The Disputed Name of the War in Civil History
The Confederate Veterans at Louisville debated naming the 1861–65 conflict. They favored War Between the States, Alexander H. Stephens supported it, while the North calls it rebellion. Some call it civil war, but it was a war between governments, not citizens. A concise label remains elusive. perhaps simply war of 1861–65. The piece ends with an ad for The New York Times nine cents a week delivery.
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Mobile
Ala
Confederate Veterans
Louisville
Alexander H. Stephens
South
New York Times
New York Timess
Italian Parliament opens as Humbert outlines reform drive
In Rome the Twenty first Legislature opens with King Humbert amid royal presence of Queen Margaret and nobles. The king lauds free institutions and calls for reforms to aid workers, manufacturers, farmers and emigrants while pledging tax relief and better education and administration. Gallo elected President of the Chamber by 242 to 214 amid mixed cheers and protests.
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Humbert
Margaret
Aosta
Genoa
Turin
Italy
Gallo
Elbe Trave Canal Opened At Lübeck With Pageantry
The Elbe Trave Canal opened at Lübeck in a ceremony attended by the Emperor and cabinet. The 41 mile waterway costs 25 million marks with Lübeck paying 17.5 million and Prussia 7.5 million. It permits 800 ton vessels and will boost Lübeck and Hamburg trade, with Moellen as a principal harbor. Emperor William spoke of Germany building a fleet to defend its commercial flag as he left for Helgoland.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Elbe-Trave
Lubeck
Germany
Prussia
Moellen
Hansa
Elbe
Baltic
Hamburg
William
Helgoland
Dreyfus Calls Stop To Political Agitation Over Case
Ex Captain Dreyfus in Geneva says he wants all agitation under his name to end and that he will renew his bid for revision strictly on legal grounds. He appeals to the Magistrature and asks France to restore his honor without political campaigning.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dreyfus
Geneva
France
Pamphlet Attacks Conservatives in Liberal Election Drive
The Liberals circulate a pamphlet titled Five Years of Tory Government criticizing Conservative failures on education old age pensions temperance and overcrowding. Augustine Birrell in the preface argues for well governed fair taxation proper housing and education while deriding Lord Salisbury's policy of arming the poor to defend unsanitary cottages from Europe.
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The
Associated Press
London
Augustine Birrell
West
Fife
Lord Salisbury
Europe
Pan African Conference Planned in London
London schedules a Pan African Conference in July to press for greater rights for Britain's colored subjects. Initiated by H. S. Williams of Trinidad, the meeting will include delegates from Southwest Africa, the West Indies, Abyssinia, and possibly the United States to pursue education representation and peasant proprietorship with focus on South Africa and the West Indies.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
H. S. Williams
Trinidad
Africa
West Indies
Abyssinia
United States
South Africa
Death of the Third Duke of Wellington in London
The third Duke of Wellington has died, noted as a shy, little-known peer. A valetudinarian with a rare public speaking moment, he once rose in the Lords to address vagrancy but never spoke, keeping to his notes and then sitting down.
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Associated Press
London
Third Duke of Wellington
England
House of Lords
Government Telephones in London
London streets are torn up for government run telephone system as Post Office moves to end monopoly. Preparations aim for 40,000 subscribers and operation within a year. Cost exceeds 5 million dollars with low rates aimed at enabling even small shops to obtain a line.
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Associated Press
London
Post Office
Embarrassing Gift for Duke of York
A London tale says four Oriental maidens arrived at York House in January claiming to be a present from a dusky potentate. The Prince of Wales’s son did not wish to offend the giver, but could not accept, and the maidens were returned without offense.
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The
Associated Press
London
Duke of York
York House
Prince of Wales
London Dock Strike Nearing Amicable Settlement
The London dock strike affecting 10,000 men will likely be settled by arbitration offered by the London Chamber of Commerce. Strikers demand full trade union recognition and higher wages. The dispute is recent and has little impact amid global affairs drawing public attention.
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Associated Press
London
London Chamber of Commerce
Escaped French Convicts Reach Trinidad
Kingston Jamaica reports a large group of prisoners escaped Cayenne and landed in Trinidad two weeks ago. Police captured them after fierce resistance and the French government has been informed. The gunboat Joulffroy is sailing to Trinidad to return the convicts to Cayenne.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Cayenne
Trinidad
British West Indies
Joulffroy
Confidence Men In Paris
Confidence sharps, predominantly American, ply swindles among fellow travelers in Paris. They seek English speakers, befriend strangers, and then rob using varied methods including knock-out drops. The surge of Americans seeking aid at the U S Consulate and Embassy has risen, with several in serious trouble.
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The
Associated Press
Paris
United States
The Shah in France Arrives at Contrexeville En Route to Paris
The Shah of Persia reached Contrexeville delaying three days past the official date. He plans a water cure before Paris and will open the Persian pavilion in July. French papers note his meals served together and irregular dining, yet praise his demeanor and kind actions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Persia
Contrexeville
Russia
King Oscar Visits American Pavilion at Paris Exposition
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway toured the United States Pavilion in Paris and was greeted by American officials and National Commissioners. He joked that 1,000,000 of his subjects are in the U S and praised the American flag saying they all respect it.
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Oscar
Paris
Sweden
Norway
United States
Manager Conried Honored by Emperor in Berlin
Berlin report states Manager Conried of New York received the Crown Order of the Third Class from the Emperor for meritorious service promoting German art in America.
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Emperor William
The
Associated Press
Berlin
Manager Conried
New York
America
Heinrich Conried Leading New York Theatre Manager
Heinrich Conried, known as a top New York theatrical director, ran Irving Place Theatre after stints at Thalia and Casino. Born in Bielitz Silesia, he came to America in 1878 and has produced nearly 300 plays. His 25th anniversary in 1898 featured a major benefit at Irving Place with notable German American patrons.
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Heinrich Conried
New York
Irving Place Theatre
Bielitz
Silesia
Adolph Neundorff
Thala Theatre
Thalia
Casino
Amberg’s Theatre
Irving Place
Oswald Ottendorfer
The
Staats-Zeitung
Jacob H. Schiff
Morris Loeb
Meiningen
German tariff agitation signals main autumn issue
Berlin reports vigorous push for tariff reform as a high protectionist meeting at the Kaiserhof prepares for June 19 20. Government may propose an autonomous tariff with a secret minimum, guiding new treaties and agricultural policy amid Diet discussions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Kaiserhof
Germany
Miguel
Diet
Barth
Vossische Zeitung
Astonished at Germany's Progress Exposition Visit Cited
James Boyle United States Consul at Liverpool tours the Northern Europe exposition and reports Germany has undergone a new vigorous development. He notes factory expansion energetic business life and fierce competition urging America and Britain to recognize Germany's growing power.
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The
Associated Press
Paris
James Boyle
United States
Liverpool
Europe
Germany
America
Great Britain
Americans Bid for Moulin Rouge in Paris
Paris reports an American syndicate led by a wealthy brewer has offered 800000 dollars for the Moulin Rouge on Montmartre. The plan is to Americanize the famed venue with upgrades and removal of certain French features, aiming to finalize the purchase soon.
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Associated Press
Paris
Montmartre
London Welcomes Sir Henry Irving On First Night
London hosts a warm Lyceum Theatre reception for Sir Henry Irving on his first night as the Vicar of Wakefield. Irving compares the crowd to American greetings and speaks of the cordial, bountiful welcome he received during his travels.
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London
Sir Henry Irving
Lyceum Theatre
Henry
United States
Wakefield
London Illuminated Signs to Go
London officials move to condemn most illuminated devices after a London County Council resolution cites danger to horses and public safety. Firms hold investments ranging from 40 000 to 350 000 in the lighting devices amid plans to reduce their nighttime display.
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London
The
Associated Press
London County Council
Bombing in Bridgetown Wounds Several as Panic Spreads
A bomb believed loaded with gun cotton was hurled in Bridgetown, Barbados, during the night of June 10. Nearby buildings were damaged and several people seriously injured, including a man blinded in one eye. The assailant remains unidentified and a panic followed the blast.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Bridgetown
Barbados
Census Tabulation Under Way in Manhattan and Bronx
Census work in Manhattan and Brooklyn areas continues with 900 of 1100 districts reported. Wilbur says no population figures will be released until official Census Bureau announcement, while noting past estimates and extensive cooperation from newspapers.
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Wilbur
Manhattan
Bronx
New York
Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Health
Greater
Brooklyn
Walter B. Atterbury
Mr. Atterbury
Queens
Richmond
Nassau
Suffolk
Newark census nears completion with 280000 estimate
Newark New Jersey census nearly finished and expected to show a total population around 280000. This compares with 1890 U S census 181000 and 1895 state census 215000.
Newport society notes include naval officers and seasonal arrivals
Rear Admiral Selfrige hosts with Rear Admiral Luce while Austin Gray visits for the season. Notables arrive at Kane cottage Bellevue Avenue and Jamestown listings include Mrs Francis V Greene Miss Greene and others. The Cliffs Hotel and Stockton cottage host guests as Casino season opens July 2 with many registered names.
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New York Times
Newport
Selfrige
Luce
Austin Gray
William E. Glyn
Kane
Bellevue Avenue
Lord Pauncefote
Aribert of
Anhalt
de Rahm
Jamestown
Francis V. Greene
Miss Greene
New York
B. H. Shoemaker
Philadelphia
New Cliffs Hotel
Willard E. Chase
Dorothy Case
F. Geig
Brinkerhofff
Lowns
H. Basson
Auburn
Tey Katayama
Japan
F. H. Parker
United States Navy
Robbins
A. Openhyn
J. C. Lynch
A Day's Weddings: Pratt Cummings Weds Gertrude Kellogg
Orie Pratt Cummings and Miss Gertrude A Kellogg were married at Calvary Baptist Church in Manhattan. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. Robert S. MacArthur with Rev. Dr. Morse assisting. The bride wore a pale tan traveling dress and a tan hat with yellow roses, given away by her father. Best man Daniel Mason and ushers John Willett Oliver Shunts Dr Edward Bell and Charles Roe attended. Chapel decor included palms and daisies with subdued violin music.
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Orie Pratt Cummings
Gertrude A. Kellogg
W. A Kellogg
Calvary Baptist Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Robert S. MacArthur
Morse
Cummings
Daniel Mason
John Willett
Oliver Shunts
Edward Bell
Charles Roe
Miss Jane Bedford Henry Weds Vincent Kerens in Elkins
Miss Jane Bedford Henry of New York married Vincent Kerens son of R. C. Kerens of St Louis in Elkins West Virginia Roman Catholic Church. Bishop Donahue of Wheeling presided with Archbishop Ireland and Bishop Keane among guests. The couple left for New York and sail for Europe on Wednesday.
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Mrs. Kerens
New York
Europe
Willis Knickerbocker Wed in City Ceremony
Henry Bates Willis of Pittsfield Massachusetts and Miss Jane Mulford Knickerbocker of this city were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s cousin John Coleman Shaw residence at 23 Fifth Avenue. The gown featured white chantilly lace over satin with a matching veil. The maid of honor Miss Willis wore white or gandie over pale green silk and carried white sweet peas. Best man Mr Mulford of Cincinnati and ushers were Mr Thom and Mr Knickerbocker.
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Henry Bates Willis
Pittsfield
Mass
Jane Mulford Knickerbocker
John Coleman Shaw
Fifth Avenue
Miss Willis
Mr. Mulford
Cincinnati
Mr. Thom
Mr. Knickerbocker
Mrs Mary Jenkinson Ball Weds James L Ogden at Lincoln Park
The ceremony occurred this afternoon at the bride’s Lincoln Park home with Rev. Louis Shreve Osbourne officiating. The bride was unattended and James McDonald of Brooklyn served as best man. The couple will reside in Lincoln Park, Newark.
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Newark
N. J
Mary Jenkinson Ball
Lincoln Park
James Lawrence Ogden
Jersey City
Louis Shreve Osborne
James McDonald
Brooklyn
Ogden
Death List of a Day Rev Dr George W Collard
The Rev. Dr. George W. Collard a long time professor at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and emeritus professor died at Sea Cliff L I after months of illness He was 79 born in Dearborn Ind came to New York as a child taught at Columbia Grammar School and Columbia College and served in the New York East Conference He joined the Polytechnic in 1855 and retired to Sea Cliff leaving a widow five daughters and two sons Funeral at Sea Cliff Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon.
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Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Sea Cliff
L. I
Collard
Logan Creek
Dearborn County
Ind
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Methodist Book Concern
Forsyth Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
New York University
Columbia College
Columbia Grammar School
New York East Conference
Jamaica, L. L
Polytechnic Institute
Sea Cliff Methodist Episcopal Church
Notable Nineteenth Century Officials Pass Away
James W. Hess postmaster of Indianapolis died of consumption. Dr George M Beakes a Sullivan County assemblyman and Civil War surgeon died at his Bloomingburg home. Alexander C Radcliffe of Jersey City died at 20 Halladay Street from diabetes. born April 6 1819 in Haverhill Mass. He worked with John Whittier early, then Erie Railroad master builder, later secretary and treasurer of Jefferson Car Company. He is survived by wife and two sons.
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Indianapolis
McKinley
George M. Beakes
Sullivan County
Bloomingburg
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Fifty-sixth Infantry
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Halladay Street
Jersey City
Haverhill
Mass
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Whittier
Radcliffe
Piermont
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Jefferson Car Comparny
Smiths Divorce Settled. Elsie Receives Custody
Mrs. Elsie Smith obtained an absolute divorce from J. Granville Smith. She receives custody of their only child. They married November 24, 1806 in Jersey City. Mrs. Smith waives alimony. a prior settlement provides support.
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J. Granville Smith
Elsie Smith
Jersey City
Dr Parker Pray Co Manicure and Parlors Ad
Business notice for Dr Parker Pray Co Manicure and Amen Parlors at 12 East 23d Street opposite Madison Square Park Estab 1868 offering manicuring 50 cents and foot and nail treatments with Dr Pray branded products sold by toilet goods dealers emphasizing genuineness and sole proprietorship.
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J. Parker Pray
Madison Square Park
Carl H Schultz Advertises Bottled Waters for Shipments
Carl H Schultz promotes Vichy Selters and carbonic waters in quart and pint bottles for out-of-town shipments. All orders promptly attended to. Address 430 444 First Ave N.
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Carl H. Schultz
First Ave
E. and W. Linen Shirts For Warm Weather
Pure white linen garments from E. and W. promise cooling comfort for hot days. Lightweight fabrics emphasize breathability and crisp tailoring suitable for summer wear.
Married Names in New Jersey and Brooklyn Notices
Marriage notices record Lillian Lees wed Theodore Whitney Blake at the Church of the Epiphany on June 16. Jennie Sophronia Davis of Boston married Frank Herbert Elliott of Winchester at Unity Church Brooklyn on June 9. Mary Jenkinson Ball wed James Lawrence Ogden at the bride's Newark residence on June 16 1900.
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Mary Jenkinson Ball
James Lawrence Ogden
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Notices of deaths and funerals in local area
Obituaries and funeral notices remark the deaths of Benjamin L. Curtis Susie Sanford Euphemia Scott Johnston Major Louis Irving Seymour and Isaac H. Walker. Details include ages death dates and funeral arrangements and locations such as St Andrew’s Dune Church Hyde Park on the Hudson Bayville Long Island and Woodlawn cemetery.
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Whitney’s Point
N. Y
Kate Perry Seymour
Frederick Perry
Walker
Bayville
L. I
Isaac H. Walker
Isaac and
Gulielma Walker
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Boitano
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Baisden
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Kensico Cemetery Private Station Near Harlem Railroad
Kensico Cemetery is described with a private Harlem Railroad station a 43 minute ride from Grand Central Depot. Office location listed as 16 BE 42 St.
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Cypress Hills Cemetery from Brooklyn Ferries plan
New York Office at 1 Madison Avenue outlines a ferry and elevated railroad route to Cypress Hills Cemetery in Brooklyn. The plan details transportation links from Manhattan to the cemetery site.
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R. R. New York
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Special Notices for Pure Wines and Liquors
L. J. Callanan at 41 and 43 Vesey St invites readers to request a copy of the Monthly Price List for wines and liquors suitable for city or country homes.
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L. J. Callanan
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Jewell
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!