Wilmerding Wedding Details and Arrangements
Today’s Brides reports multiple society weddings in New York. Miss Caroline Murray Wilmerding and John B. Trevor plan June 25 at 18 East 72nd Street with two bridesmaids Adele Colgate and Caroline Drayton and Robert Walton Goelet as best man. Several other weddings occur this day including Miss Antoinette Maclay with Frederick Johnson at Church of the Ascension and Miss Alice Pickett Caskin with James O Williams at the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Murray Wilmerding
John B. Trevor
Lucius K.wilmerding
East Seventy -Second Street
Miss Wilmerding
Adele Colgate
Countess of Strafford
Caroline Drayton
Trevor
Europe
Robert Walton Goelet
Frederick Johnson
Antoinette Maclay
Mark W. Maclay
Church of the Ascension
James O. Williams
Alice Pickett Caskin
Theodore Clarke Caskin
Church of the Heavenly Est
John P. Kane, Jr
Margaret Yauch
Arthur Yauch
St. Regis
Bedell Holmes Harned
Isabelle Powell Elebash
Clarence
Elebash
Leondias Powell
Brooklyn
West Eighty-sixth Street
Frank P.parker, Jr
Daisy B. Pruden
W. Edgar Pruden
West 120Th
Cyrus Strong
Helen Frisbie McMillan
Emerson McMillan
West Highty-fifth Street
Miss Lucille Osborne Weds Henry James Lamar Washington
The Georgia born Henry James Lamar Washington and Lucille Marguerite Graves Osborne wed at Rutgers Presbyterian Church with Bishop Henry Spellmeyer officiating. Guests included Lieut. Commander Walter Crosby and Gov. Franklin Fort. The couple plan to sail July 25 on the Carmania after a Berkshire auto tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James Lamar Washington
Georgia
W. H. Washington
Lucille Marguerite Graves Osborne
Robert A. Osborne
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Henry Spellmeyer
Robert Mackenzie
Robina Christian
New York
Elizabeth Kathleen Graves Osborne
William Gage Brady
David Graves Wagner
Walter Douglas Lamar
Hickman Price
Seattle
Washington
John Gardiner Rinkwater
Boston
Robert V. Mahon
James F. Allen
Benjamin F. Tillson
Samuel Thompson Hollister
Walter Crosby
Crosby
H. J. Lamar
Macon
Franklin Forth
New Jersey
Fort
Charles Gately
Atlanta
George R. Kent
Kent
James Osborne
da Graves
William Graves
Pasadena
Cal
Nehemiah Howell
William Hunter Washington
Lamar
Malkan and Rose Bloom Wed in Savoy Ball Room
Henry Malkan and Miss Rose V Bloom married in the Hotel Savoy ball room with Rev Dr Drachman officiating. Miss Cecilia Bloom was maid of honor and Harry Bloom best man. ushers included Jacob Malkan and Dr Harry Rosalsky. Guests named many Bloom and Rosalsky relatives. Couple sail for Europe today and will reside at the Ansonia upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Malkan
Rose V. Bloom
David Bloom
West 119Th Street
Judge Rosalsky
Hotel
Savoy
Drachman
Cecilia E. Bloom
Harry Bloom
Charles F. Nelson
W.H. Parker
Jacob Malkan
A. Millman
Harry Rosalsky
Joseph Rosalsky
Mong
F. Hopkinson Smith
Ferdinand Jacobson
Otto A. Rosalsky
Congressman Goldfogle
Warren Foster
Abraham Millman
Joseph Cohen
Abraham Nelson
Harris Cohen
Jesse Bloom
Hirshfield
Miss Bloom
Irma Denstein
Malkan
Europe
Ansonia
Bowler Wallace Nuptials in Montclair Home
Frederic William Bowler of Cleveland Ohio wed Nellie Fay Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph H Wallace of Montclair in a ceremony at her home. Rev Frank H Kerr of Hempstead officiated with Miss Mary Wallace and Mrs Gertrude Wallace as bridesmaids and John C Wallace of Youngstown Ohio as best man. The couple will reside in Cleveland and Nellie Wallace is the daughter of General Passenger Agent R H Wallace of the Erie Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Frederic William Bowler
Cleveland
Ohio
Nellie Fay Wallace
Ralph H. Wallace
Frank H. Kerr
Hempstead
L. I
Mary Wallace
Gertrude Wallace
John C. Wallace
Youngstown
Bowler
R. H. Wallace
The
Erie Railroad
Wedding of Raymond Wood Smith and Helen M Day in East Orange
The marriage occurred Monday at St. Andrew's Church East Orange New Jersey with Rev C L Pardee officiating. Bride Miss Helen M Day sister Miss Elizabeth Martine Day attended. Best man A C W Smith Jr and ushers Russell Lane Harold G Chatfield Archibald F Maurice Dr E Blair Sutphen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wood Smith
Aldridge Wood Smith
Helen M. Day
Stephen Delevan Day
Orange
N. J
St. Andrew's Church
East Orange
C. L. Pardee
Elizabeth Martine Day
A. C. W. Smith, Jr
Russell Lane
Harold G. Chatfield
Archibald F. Maurice
Dr. E. Blair Sutphen
Marriage of Sutton and Miner in Christ Church
New Brunswick New Jersey June 16 Miss S Elizabeth Sutton of Baltimore assistant superintendent of Wells Memorial Hospital married Daniel Barlow Miner Rutgers 66 of Catskill New York in Christ Church The Rev E B Joyce officiated assisted by Rev J W Sutton of St Pauls Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N._J
S. Elzabeth Sutton
Baltimore
Wells Memorial Hospital
Daniel Barlow Miner
Rutgers
Catskill
N. Y
Christ Church
E. B. Joyce
J. W. Sutton
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Ballimore
Dodin Mulholland Wedding At St Vincent Ferrer Church
Miss Josephine Dodin and Dr. Joseph A Mulholland wed at 5 o clock yesterday in the Church of St Vincent Ferrer at 871 Lexington Avenue. Rev Father Quirk officiated with Miss Agnes Fogarty as maid of honor and Dr Edwin Connell as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dodin
Joseph A. Mulholland
Church of St. Vincent Ferrer
Lexington Avenue
Father Quirk
Agnes Fogarty
Edwin Connell
Nellie Stokes Engaged to A C Porter in Brooklyn Match
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Thomas Stokes at 808 Garfield Place Brooklyn says their daughter Nellie Josephine Stokes will wed Alfred Creighton Porter son of Mr and Mrs Samuel P Porter of 694 One Avenue Brooklyn. Porter is a Twenty third Regiment veteran and member of Montauk Club and Columbia Yacht Club in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Stokes
A. C. Porter
Thomas Stokes
Garfield Place
Brooklyn
Nellie Josephine Stokes
Alfred Creighton Porter
Samuel P. Porter
One Avenue
Porter
Twenty-third Regiment
Montauk Club
Borys
Columbia Yacht Club
New York
Miss Lindabury to Wed Lieut Berry in New Jersey
Bernardsville report dated June 16 announces the engagement of Miss Lucy Haldane Lindabury, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lindabury, to Lieut. Berry. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding in the near future, with families and friends awaiting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Berry
Bernardsville
N. J
Lucy Haldane Lindabury
Daugh
Lingabants to wed Lieut Berry in Autumn ceremony
The marriage will unite Mr and Mrs Richard V Lingabants with Lieut Robert Lawrence Berry U S N in an Autumn wedding. Berry a graduate of Annapolis lives in Newport Kentucky and serves as one of the White House aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard V. Lingabants
Robert Lawrence Berry
Lieut. Berry
Annapolis
Newport, Ky
White House
Miss Irma Loveman Engaged to A L Stern
Mr and Mrs Herman P Loveman announce the engagement of their daughter Irma De Witt Loveman to Arthur Lewis Stern son of Mr and Mrs Morley A Stern of Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Loveman
A. L. Stern
Herman P. Loveman
Irma de Witt Loveman
Arthur Lewis Stern
Morley A. Stern
Rochester
N. Y
Wood Thompson Wedding at Sumit
Loren N. Wood of this city and Katharine Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Thompson will be married today at Summit in a formal ceremony attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood-Thompson
Sumit
Loren N. Wood
Tis City
Katharine Thompson
J. F. Thompson
Summit
Esther Fuller Marries Paul E Hunt in Goshen NY
Mr and Mrs William B Fuller of 251 West Fightyfirst Street announced the marriage of their daughter Esther to Paul E Hunt. They said the ceremony took place April 11 in Goshen New York by Reverend Willi H Moser and the union was satisfactory to the family despite the late announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Fuller
West Fighty-first Street
Esther
Paul E. Hunt
Goshen
N. Y
Willi H. Moser
Cedarhurst Kennels Show At Lawrence Long Island
Cedarhurst Kennel Club hosts an annual dog show and polo week at Lawrence on Saturday. Prominent exhibitors include Mrs. Charles Steele Mrs. John L. Riker 2d Mrs. E L Tinker Mrs. Percy K Hudson and others such as H R Bloodgood Theodore Crane G L Mackenzie Albert Francke and Dr Haight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarhurst Kennel Club
Lawrence
L. I
Charles Steele
John L. Riker
E. L. Tinker
Percy K. Hudson
Thomas King
Hister Laden
Marion
Ocean voyagers on multiple liners list notable passengers
Passenger lists from Lusitania, White Star liner Mauretania, Pots, Kaiser Wilhelm II and Noordam reveal many named travelers including W H Brown Major Gen Count Spiridovitch Miss H King Miss Billie Burke Sir Robert Borwick Bishop Mackay Smith Mrs Mackay Smith Gen and Mrs E Meany Mr and Mrs Guggenheim Dr James Douglas and others. Also named are Mrs Samuel Cabot Elizabeth Cabot Samuel Jackson John Kimball and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Queenstown
W. H. Brown
Tcd Spiridovitch
H. King
Billie Burke
Robert Borwick
Bishop Mackay-Smith
C. Hayter
W. Hayter
A. D. Juilliard
W. D. McCracken
Charles
Wood
M. van Alstyne
Frank Russell
M. E. Roberts
William L. Paddock
H. McGuire
Evelyn H. Fiske
Bop Kin
General S B M Young and wife stay at Wolcott Hotel
Lieut Gen S B M Young former commander of the U S Army and Mrs Young are guests at the Wolcott Hotel. Young followed Miles as army head. On retirement he was personally commended by President Roosevelt for his long and brilliant record. The couple plan a trip to Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. M. Young
United States Army
Young
Otel Wolcott
Miles
Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Dinner in Honor of James B Regan at Knickerbocker
A surprise dinner was held last night at the Hotel Knickerbocker for James B Regan who sails tomorrow on the Kaiser Auguste Victoria. The event featured fake menu cards naming A J Levy as the idol of honor. Regan received a gold tie and chain from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Regan
Knickerbocker
Regan
Europe
A. J. Levy
Summer residencies and travel notes from Morristown and Holland House
Mr and Mrs Thomra Drum Porter stay at the Morristown Inn Morristown NY until July 15 Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell guest of Mrs Stuyvesant Fish will depart for Los Angeles to spend the summer with her brother John de Ruyter Mrs W E C Smith of 7 West Tenth Street opens her country residence at Katonah NY for the summer Mrs Clarence Carey of 54 Park Avenue sails Thursday for Europe Mrs J H Flagler of 15 Avenue opens home in Greenwich for the summer Dr C H Judson and family of Dobb's Ferry close house and go to Orland ME for the summer Mrs J C Irwin returns from Providence RI and stays at Hastings on Hudson Moses Taylor Pyne at the Holland House sails for Europe today Mrs George M Pullman of Chicago arrives at the Holland House and sails for Europe tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomra Drum Porter
Morristown Inn
Morristown
Moses Taylor Campbell
Stuyvesant Fish
Los Angeles
Cal
John de Ruyter
W. E. C. Smith
West Tenth Street
Katonah
N. Y
Clarence Carey
Park Avenue
J. H. Flagler
Avenue
Greenwich
C. H. Judson
Dobb's Ferry
Orland, Me
J. C. Irwin
Providence
R. 1
Hastings- on-Hudson
Moses Taylor -Pyne
Holland House
Europe
George M. Pullman
Chicago
Roof Gardens Open at Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Astor
Two hotels opened roof gardens last night drawing crowds for lemonades and juleps atop the Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Astor. The Waldorf features wicker furniture, screened orchestra, Italian landscape effects, and geraniums atop cupolas. Hotel Astor roof highlights include Poppers’s Vienna orchestra and mandolins with access by management cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel Astor
Oscar Thirky
W. C. Muschenheim
Hotel
Astor
Times Square
Poppers
Vienna Orchestra
Senator Bailey Out of Danger in Texas
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas was reported at the Waldorf to be in improving condition and out of danger last night, described as more satisfactory than any time since his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bailey
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
the Waldorf
Chauffeur Held in Homicide After Pier Crash
John ee, chauffeur for Mrs Ele bash, faces a $5,000 bail homicide charge after a car plunged from a West 56th Street pier into the North River. His companion Nolan, a witness, and Frank Gould's secretary Bedell Harned were involved. Virginia Knight, a nine year old passenger, later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ee
North River
West Fifty-sixth Street
Acritelli
John Glan
Cornell
Nolan
Bauer
Fifty-sixth Street
Tenth Avenue
BE. S$. Elebash
West Fighty-sixth Street
Bedell H. Harned
Frank Gould
Europe
John Lynch
Harned
Palmer
Eleb
Court Raps Chauffeurs Test Case On Larceny Claim
Jerday urged chauffeurs using masters cars without permission commit larceny and called for a test case. He suspended sentence for Philip Hanken who took three clamps from Weinstein Brothers machines during a 1907 strike, then returned them. The judge said chauffeurs should be arrested for larceny, noting the owner was deprived of use of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerday
Philip Hanken
Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn
Weinstein Brothers
Spring Street
Hanken
Meyer Lenden
Auto chase ends with arrest on speed charge
Frederick John Kelly manager of the Bijou Theatre was arrested after a six mile motorcycle pursuit from Tuckahoe Road to Jerome Avenue and 225th Street. Policeman George Ford, who pursued with a flat tire, cited Kelly for violation of auto speed laws and bail of fifty dollars was posted at Yonkers Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick John Kelly
East Sixtyseventh Street
Bijou
George Ford
225Th Street
Jerome Avenue
Kelly
Ford
Tuckahoe Road
Central Avenue
Manhattan
Central
Jerome Avenues
Yonkers
Mercantile Inspection bill signed by Gov Hughes
New York Governor Hughes signed the Mercantile Inspection bill in Albany before leaving for Brown University. The measure creates a mercantile inspection bureau in the State Labor Department and shifts enforcement of child labor laws in first class city department stores from local Health Departments to the state agency. The act takes effect Oct. 1. The governor also signed Senator Page’s bill expanding the Court of Claims jurisdiction to hear claims retroactively for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Brown University
Page
Court of Claims
Irving I. Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale Brothers
Department of Health
John R. Butler
Fourteenth Street
Simpson-Crawford Company
Board of Health
Roosevelt
Spreading Art Education by Velasquez Club Exhibition
The Velasquez Club led by Mrs. James H Canfield plans its annual exhibition of copies of masterpieces. This year it targets Nebraska libraries and galleries to educate audiences with limited access to originals. Copies from Romney to Rosa Bonheur will be shown, overseen by Mr. Chase and Mr. Ben Foster, with Sir Purdon Clarke praising the educational aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Foster
Romney
Reynolds
van Dyke
Velasquez
Hall
Rembrandt
Gainsborough
Mauve
Israeli
Rosa Bonheur
Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum
Insurance Delegates Visit City Hall
Mayor McClellan received yesterday the delegates of the National Union, a fraternal insurance organization in session in the city. About fifty delegates attended, including one woman, presented to the mayor by Isidor Hershfield of the Greater New York Council. The society numbers 70,900 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
McClellan
The
National Union
Isidor Herschfield
Greater
Cuban Secretary and Russian Girl Wed at City Hall
Miguel A. Cebello Malpica, Cuban diplomatic secretary in Washington, and Henriette Wasilewsky, a Russian girl, sought a marriage with the Mayor at City Hall yesterday. Alderman Smith performed the ceremony in the Governor's room with City Clerk Scully as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel A. Cebello Malpica
Washington
Henriette Wasilewsky
McClellan
Alderman Smith
Scully
Pulled a lion's tooth in Dreamland show
Dr Henry Amling veterinary surgeon and six trainers struggled to extract an aching tooth from Vendredi a Bos tock Mons in the Dreamland act. Ropes bound the lion while eight men sat on him to restrain the animal as the forceps gripped and the tooth finally loosened. Vendredi rests more comfortably now than in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Amling
Vendredi
Bostock Mons
Dr. Amling
Phoebe Davis Returns From London With New Plays
Phoebe Davis arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II after working in London on Way Down Fast. She arranged a U S production of Three Men of Sandy Bar by Bret Hart, to be staged here with Harry Harwood featured. Davis brings two new plays A Woman Who Laughs and Mrs Tantalus a light comedy. Submitted to Brady Grismer for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Davis
London
Bret Hart
Sandy Bar
Harry Harwood
Miss Davis
Mrs. Tantalus
Messrs. Brady & Grismer
Composers Hein and Mooney to Wed Today
Silvio Hein of 101 West Seventy sixth Street, known for Marie Cahill musicals, is to marry actress Anna J Mooney today. Mooney has appeared with Cahill in Moonshine and Marrying Mary, two of Hein's musical comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvio Hein
West Seventy-sixth Street
Marie Cahill
Gerd
Anna J. Mooney
Miss Mooney
Miss Cahill
Mary
Mr. Hein
Amusement Notes: New Broadway Casting and Tours
Marie Wainwright engaged by Charles Frohman for Samson Bernstein. Billie Burke returns from West and a 40 week John Drew tour. sails to Liverpool today with her mother. Henry Miller hires Isabel Irving for Mater to be produced in San Francisco in July. Miller to star male lead Western tour, then post to New York with actor replacement. Cast includes MacKaye’s sister and Frederic Lewis. Raymond Hitchcock joins The Merry-Go-Round at the Circle next Monday. Flora Zabelle added to cast. Maurice Levi and band open season at Manhattan Beach tomorrow at 5 pm with two daily popular music concerts. Anton Heindl, ex Joe Weber musical director, returns from Chicago to sign with Charles Bradley to conduct the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wainwright
Charles Frohman
Samson
Bernstein
William Gillette
Billie Burke
John Drew
Liverpool
Henry Miller
Isabel Irving
Percy MacKaye
San Francisco
Mr. Miller
New York
Mr. MacKaye
Frederic Lewis
Raymond Hitchcock
the Circle
Mr. Isman
Flora Zabelle
Manhattan Beach
Anton Heindl
Joe Weber
Chicago
Charles Bradley
Unstrung by Pardons Death Identity Revealed
A Boston London matron Mrs. Eva Briel Werner, missing since January after leaving Hotel Belmont in New York, was found dead in the North River and identified by her brother. Letters and a diary from New York indicated she believed herself unworthy of kindness, prompting suicide. Her body, recovered June 8, was sent to Dorchester for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North River
Frederick W. Werner
Boston
London
Eva Briel
Dorchester
Maas
England
Thy
Marlborough Mansions
Hampstead
New York
Belmont
Eva
H. W. Wack
Broadway
Bartholomew
Harbor
E. W
Mass
Peekskill Military Academy Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Peekskill New York June 16 Peekskill Military Academy marked its seventy fifth founding anniversary with addresses by Princeton dean Henry Burchard Fine and Yale psychology professor Charlies Hubbard Judd. Alumni president Edward Wells Jr read the anniversary poem. Sanford R Knapp gave a historical sketch. Col Edward Duffy reviewed the military exercises. The evening featured the largest class night exercises in academy history and a senior reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
N. Y
Peekskill Military Academy
Henry Burchard Fine
Princeton University
Charlies Hubbard Judd
Yale University
Edward Wells, Jr
Alumni Association
Sanford R. Knapp
Board of Trustees
Edward Duffy
Sixty-ninth Regiment
National Guard
Academy
Multiple June 1908 marriages listed in New York area notices
A dense list of marriage notices dated June 1908 from New York and New Jersey communities. Couples include J Ellen Whitford and J H Bates Jr in New York City. Mary Cameron Ewing and William Paterson Boggs in Germantown. Minerva Louise McCormick and Theodor Mortimer Macy. Elizabeth Martine Day and Raymond Wood Smith. Marion Woodruff Kelley and Arthur Stannard Avant Vernay. and several others in Jersey City Hoboken Elizabeth Newton Newton Rochelle Park and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates—Whitford
New York City
A. Edwin Kelgwin
D. D
J. Ellen Whitford
J. H. Bates, Jr
Philadelphia
Penn
Boggs-Ewing
Germantown
J. Russell Miller
Mary Cameron Ewing
William Paterson Boggs
Macy—Mccormick
St Ann's Episcopal Church
W. Gibson_ Harris
Minerva Louise McCormick
Theodor. Mortimer Macy
Smith—Day
Church of St. Andrew
South Orance
N. J
Charles L. Pardee
Elizabeth
Martine Day
Raymond Wood Smith
Vernay—Kelley
St. Matthew's Church
Arthur H. Judge
Marion Woodruff
Augustus W
Christina G.kelley
Arthur Stannard Avant-Vernay
Shipbuilder Roach Dead In Chester Penn
John Baker Roach president of the Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding and Engine Works died of apoplexy at his Chester home while preparing to attend Capt. Howard Campbell Price’s wedding. Born December 7 1839 in New York he led the Roach Shipbuilding Company and held roles with multiple clubs and banks. He leaves a widow and four children including Mrs Sproul Mrs Long William Mac Pherson Roach and John Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chester
Penn
John Baker Roach
Delaware River
Roach Shipbuilding Company
Union League of Philadelphia
Engineers’ Club of New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Penn Club of
Chester Hospital
Seaboard Steel Casting Company
Chester National Bank
Cambridge Trust Company
Lawyer John M. Scribner Dies at 68 at West Fifty Sixth Street Home
John M. Scribner lawyer and University Club member died yesterday at 240 West Fifty-sixth Street in his 69th year. Born in Middleburg Schoharie County he was Union College class of 1859 and admitted to the bar in 1861. He chaired Central Presbyterian Church trustees for thirty years and leaves three daughters or daughters in law, W. B. Verearice, Mrs. David B. Lamont, and Mrs. Michel Nirt land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Scribner
University Club
West Fifty-sixth Street
Middleburg
Schoharie County
Union College
Bar Association
Lawyers’ Club
Central Presbyterian Church
W. B. Verearice
David B. Lamont
Michel Nirtland
William Barr Dies After Long Illness at New Jersey Home
William Barr died yesterday at his residence Baronald Llewellyn Park New Jersey after a long illness. He was 81 or 82 and had lived in Orange for forty years with annual trips to St Louis to attend to his business. He and his wife Miss Jessie Wright were prominent in Orange charitable work. They gave largely to Grace Episcopal Church and to endowment funds of Orange Memorial Hospital and House of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barr
Baronald
Llewellyn Park
N. J
Orange
St. Louis
Barr
Jessie Wright
Oranges
Grace Episcopal Church
Orange Memorial Hospital
House of the Good Shepherd
Death of Robert Gilbert Livingston de Peyster
Robert Gilbert Livingston de Peyster died yesterday in a Howell New York sanitarium in the 79th year of his age. He was a cousin of the late Gen. John Watts de Peyster and a member of the historic de Peyster family tracing back 600 years in West Flanders. He is survived by a brother, Augustus de Peyster, of 53 East Twenty first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilbert Livingston de Peyster
John Watts de Peyster
Howell
N. Y
de Peyster
West Flanders
Augustus de Peyster
East Twentyfirst Street
Death of Eugene P Murphy Former Alaska Purchaser
Eugene P Murphy of San Francisco died yesterday at his home aged 63. He was born in Albany New York and graduated from West Point in 1867. Murphy had served as the United States representative to take possession of Alaska when the territory was purchased from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Murphy
San Francisco
Alaska
United States
Russia
Mr. Murphy
Albany
N. Y
West Point
Chairman of First Republican Meeting in Jackson
Eugene Pringle longtime Jackson County bar leader died at his home in Jackson on Monday He chaired the mass meeting under the oak that formed the Republican Party in 1834 in Jackson He was born in Otsego County New York in December 1836 and later left the party to join the Democrats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Eugene Pringle
Jackson County
Otsego County
N. Y
Charles B Canfield Mausoleum Designer Dies at 77
Charles B. Canfield contractor and mausoleum designer at 1135 Broadway died of heart disease at his home 2532 Broadway in his 78th year. He directed the setting of Gen. Ulysses Grant's sarcophagus in 1897 on Riverside Drive. He leaves a daughter and two sons. John H. Barlow Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut F and A M died in Hartford yesterday at 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Canfield
Broadway
Gen. A. S. Grant
Riverside Drive
John H. Barlow
Grand Lodge of Connecticut
A. M
Hartford
Conn
Obituary notices from June 16 1908 New York area
Several death notices list names such as William Barr Charles Canfield Robert de Peyster Harriet Donnell John P Donnelly Courine Dunsmore Catharine Forbes Amelia Janin Lydie Lockwood John B Roach John M Scribner Theodore Wetmore Alice Whitson with ages and funeral plans, surrounding Morristown Newark Summit and Brooklyn locations. Interments, services, and private burials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston de Peyster
Bath
Steuben County
Donnell
Eaton's Neck
L. I
Harriet
D Dughter
Harry E
Ruth Robinson Donnell
Donnelly
Macon St
Brooklyn
John P. Donnelly
Eugene J. Donnelly
Flushing
Church of Our, Lady of Good Counsel
Putnam
Ralph Av
Dunsmore
Morristown
N. J
Courine Lewis Dunsmore
John Ward Dunsmore
New York
Morris
R. L
Margaret M. Hart
Cornelius Hart
South St
Janin
N. Y
Amelia
Oscar B. Jamin
Clifton
S. I
Spencer Place
Lock Wood
Lydie A. Lockwood
John and
Amy A. Lockwood
South Oxford St
Friends' Meeting House
Schermerhorn St
Poughkeepsie
Roach
Chester
Penn
John B. Roach
Emeline Roach
Scribner
West 56Th St
John M. Scribner
Greenwood Cemetery
Wetmore
Fishkill
Theodore Russell Wetmore
Whitson
West 80Th St
Alice Albertine
Gilson S. Whitson
Death notices list residents with June dates in Newark Jersey City Brooklyn and East Orange
Obituary brief lists multiple residents with addresses and June dates. Margaretha Angstman Maria Artis Mercy E Baily Mary E Benson Peter Hingenheimer Eliza beth Bittig Peter Bourke Margaret Collins Anna Collins are noted with funeral or memorial details in Newark Jersey City Brooklyn East Orange and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angstman
Ridgewood
Newark
Margaretha Angstman
Artis
Bramhall
Jersey City
Maria Artis
Baily
Jackson
Mercy E. Baily
Benson
5th _St
Brooklyn
Mary E. Benson
Bingenheimef
Peter Hingenheimer
Bittig
West 49Th St
Elizabeth Bittig
Bourke
14Th St
Peter B. Bourke
Collins
Pavonia
Margaret Collins
Gould Av
East Orange
Anna Collins
Obituary notices and funeral details from June listings
A dense list of death notices with addresses across Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and nearby areas. Includes names ages and funeral details such as times and locations. Notables include Patrick Dwyer Catherine Egger Mary Murphy John J Murphy and Florence Watson with varying ages and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Henry St
Brooklyn
Patrick F. Dwyer
Egger
Park Place
Catherine Egger
Farrell
Adelphi St
Lawrence Farrell
Finn
Utica
James H. Finn
Foley
William J. Foley
Lockport
N. Y
Anns Foley
Fryer
Broadway
Bayonne
William Fryer
Gerow
Bloomfield
N. J
Margaret Ann Gerow
Gerty
Jane Gerty
Av. Gill
Walnut St
Newark
Francis C. Gill
Harvey
Monmouth St
Jeresy City
James Harvey
Hedges
Macon St
Caleb L. Hedges
Hoffman
de Kalb
Gottlieb Hoffman
C- Hood
Poughkeepsie
Edward Verenon Hood
Hughes
Michael J.hughes
Keenan
West 130Th &J
Margaret Keenan
Kierns
New York Av
Murphy
Carlton Av
John J. Murphy
Jerome Av
Mary Murphy
Oconner
West 25Th St
James O'Conner
Ostrander
Wilson
Post
Lincoln Avy
Orange
Mary M. Post
Rieden
Terrace Av
Jersey City
Michael Rieder
Rroberts
Revere Place
Catharine E. Roberts
Schoen
Central Av
Phillip Schoen
Schueler
St. St
Herbert J. Schueler
Schweikert
Presbyterian Hospital
van F. Schweikert
Scully
Park Av
Alice Scully
Stanley
North 4Th St
Harrison, N. J
Michael A Shanley. Smith
Broad St
Ira S. Smith
South 4Th St
Mary Stanley
Sterrett
John Sterrett
Steinreich
Joseph Steinreich
4Th
Meta Teschmacher
van Dien
Jane van Dien
Watson
Clinton Av
Florence D. Watson
Webb
Rogers Av
Flathea J. Webb
Dunn Mass Follows Burial at Chapel of St. John
Mass for Mary F. Dunn is held at the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist today. The service pays tribute to Dunn with local mourners and church officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Dunn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilmerding
Mrs. Elebash
Miss Pruden
Mrs. McMillan
Lucille Osborne
Malkan—Bloom
Bowler—Wallace
Miner—Sutton
Mulholland—Dodin
Cedarhurst
Lawrence, L. I
Ocean Voyagers
Lusitania
Geoffrey Duveen
John H. Foster
Tze Hurley
R. H. J. Goddard
Edward Morris
Countess de Langier-Villars
S. S. Everett
S. Crossett
Willam J. Carter
Phelps D Ge
H. C. Lytton
Charles d’Artaux
George B. Reed
C. Mitchell
J. B. Regan
Social Notes
Waldorf and Astor
Ele
Bash
Frank
Gould
Elijah
Postum Cereal
Gouictike, Limited
Battle Creek
Velasquez Club
F. W. Werner
Linotype
Monotype
Electrotype
Orchard
the Trow Press
D Avenue
12Th Street
Crouch
Fitzgerald
4Th St
Cortlandt
Sixth Avenue
Blake—Grossman
Hoboken
da Grossman
Morris Blake
Coe—Stevenson
Wells Stevenson
T. Clifford Coe
Corcoran—Kavanagh
Mary Magdalene Kavanagh
Richard Francis Corcoran
Fuller—Gooding
Georgiana McKnight Gooding
Edson Brown Fuller
Grossman
Wasserman
Sarah Wasserman
Louis Grossman
Hahn—Crane
Mary Kellogg Crane
Frederic Degarmar Hahn
Hunt—Kinney
Newton
Alice D. Kinney
Elmer Hunt
Hunsdon—Pratt
New Rochelle
Edith M. Pratt
Ogden Gouverneur Hunsdon
Menaige—Abeel
Florence Marshall Abeel
Melvin Oliver Menaige
Rauchbach—Rothman
Psama
Anna Rothman
Hyman Rauchach
Shafer—Moore
Basking Aoe N. J
Edna Moore
Charles Ater
Bird
Oppenheimer Institute
W. 34Th Street
U. S
Piel Bros
East New York
Philadelphia Opera
Hammerstein
Bureau of Building Inspection
W. H. McElatrick
Oscar Hammerstein
Broad and
Poplar Streets
Philadelphia Grand Opera
Allen
Olmsted
Memoriam
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
West
Tei
Chelsa