Brown University Honors Julia Ward Howe With Doctor of Letters
At Brown University 141st commencement in Providence Julia Ward Howe received the honorary Doctor of Letters as Gov. Hughes and an audience of graduates witnessed. The ceremony included other honorary degrees, songs by the band, and remarks on the university’s decade under President Faunce.
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Providence
R. I
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Old Baptist Meeting House
Brown University
Faunce
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Mass
Julia Ward
Howe
Arnold B. Chace
Wilfred Munro
Charles Value Chapin
Harvard University
William Crawford Gorgas
John Brown Francis Herreshoff
New York City
Frederick Byron Hall
Supreme Court of Connecticut
James Greenan Connolly
Pawtucket
Ivory Littlefield
Chauncey Earle Wheeler
Plainville
Charles E. Hughes, Jr
W. P. Faunce
Hughes
Gov. Hughes
Woodward Honored With Doctor of Laws At St John’s
James T. Woodward, president of Hanover National Bank, received the honorary Doctor of Laws at St John’s College commencement marking its 125th anniversary. Also honored were Francis Lynde Stetson and William Barclay Parsons. The ceremony featured a notable ovation and a cadet cheer for Woodward.
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New York Times
Annapolis
St. John’s College
James T. Woodward
Hanover National Bank of
New York
Francis Lynde Stetson
William Barclay Parsons
Woodward
St. John’s
Fordham Commencement Honors Liberal Education Stand
The sixty fourth Fordham College commencement took place at University Hall with Rev. Mgr. Joseph F Mooney presiding. Conde B Pallen argued for liberal education and degrees were conferred by President Rev Daniel J Quinn. Honors included LL D to Brig Gen Clarence R Edwards Joseph I Kelly Willis G McDonald and Charles A Wingerter. Bachelor of Arts awarded to several graduates led by J S Baldwin and J W Middleton. John W Glancy won class honors. several special prizes and medals were awarded for essays and religious studies.
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Fordham College
University Hall
Mgr
Joseph F. Mooney
Conde B. Pallen
Daniel J. Quinn
Clarence R. Edwards
Joseph I. Kelly
LL. P
Illinois
Willis G. McDonald
New York
Charles A. Wingerter
West Virginia
J. S. Baldwin
J. W. Barrett
G. W. Black
L. A. Pee J. W. Clarcy
Francis Fegan
W. A. Jackson
Hughes
J. R. O'Reilly
Jouin
Francis Spellman
Massachusetts
Charles
Count de Montalembert
J. W. Middleton
E. H. Conway
Awards and prizes for essay and language excellence noted
The report lists the Mooney Medal for Church History to Francis Schiavone of New York, the Alumni Medal for Restoration to W H Isaacs of Jamaica, and the J V McKee prize for an essay on Tennyson awarded to McKee of New York. A $25 German proficiency purse in the freshman class went to Luke J Healy of New York.
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W. J. McKeown
Mooney
Francis Schiavone
New York
W.—H. Isaacs
Jamaica
Tennyson
J. V. McKee
Herman Ridder
Luke J. Healy
Dickinson Cornell trustee election at Cornell Alumni meeting
Charles Court er Dickinson of New York City was elected alumnus trustee of Cornell University with 4111 votes out of 5028. Willard Behan of Cleveland was also chosen. Three women graduates were defeated. Alumni decided to widen scope to include all matriculates and to allocate 7000 dollars to the newly formed Cornellian Council. Alumni Day included reunions and a baseball win for the Alumni 5 to 4 over Varsity in eleven innings.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Charles Courter Dickinson
New York City
Carnegie Trust Company
Cornell University
Cornell
Willard Behan
Cleveland
Ohio
Emily Dunning Barringer
Mary Rogers Miller
Elizabeth
N. J
Ethel Stebbins
New York
Dickinson
Behan
Lake Shore Raiload Company
Cornellian Council
Percy Field
Umstad
Youngs
Goodwillie
Williams
Harry Taylor
Maurice Whinery
Frank Robertson
Jimmie Braman
Bill Preston
Tar Young
Ira A. Pllace
New York Central Railroad Company
George W. Bacon
H. D. Schenck
Frank C. Affeld
E. L. Stevens
Penn graduates over six hundred at 153rd Commencement
Philadelphia June 16 More than 600 graduates from all Penn departments received degrees at the 153rd commencement held in the Academy of Music. Josiah H Penniman retiring Dean of the college department delivered the oration. Honorary Doctors of Laws were conferred on Prof Samuel McCune Lindsay and Dr Charles B Penrose. The Rev Edward M Jefferys received a Doctor of Sacred Theology and John Thomson head of the Free Library was awarded a Master of Arts
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Josiah H. Penniman
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Columbia University
Charles B. Penrose
Edward M. Jefferys
Old St. Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church
John Thomson
Free Library
Philadela
Its
Carnegie Technical Schools Graduation Opens World of Labor Welcome
Formal commencement exercises for the Carnegie Technical Schools graduate classes began in Pittsburg. MIT President Richard C. MacLaurin spoke as students cheered a cable from Andrew Carnegie reading welcome graduates into the great world of labor with success if they play their part.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Technical Schools
Richard C. MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Andrew Carnegie
Married in Open Air at Blow-Me-Down
John Erikson, banker from Seattle, and Miss Margaret Beaman daughter of Mrs Hettie Evarts Beaman of New York, wed today in an open air ceremony at Blow-Me-Down the Beaman summer home in Cornish New Hampshire. The Rev Prescott Evarts of Cambridge Massachusetts officiated and Miss Beaman is a granddaughter of the late Senator William Maxwell Evarts.
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Cornish
N. H
John Erikson
Seattle
Washington
Margaret Beaman
Hettie Evarts Beaman
New York
Blow- Me-Down
Beaman
Prescott Evarts
Christ Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Mass
United States
William Maxwell Evarts
Briarcliff Graduate Marries William Raymond Barnett
Miss Charline Daly, Briarcliff graduate, wed William Raymond Barnett at noon in a ceremony at the Ormonde on Broadway and Seventieth Street. Rev. Dr. A. A. Evans officiated. The bride wore white satin and point lace with lilies of the valley and a diamond opal pendant. Attendant Miss Lillian Sleicher of Troy, N. Y., wore white satin over green. Best man was Benjamin Hammond. A breakfast followed.
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William Raymond Barnett
Charline Daly
Charles F. Daly
Ormonde
Broadway
Seventieth Street
A. A. Evans
Lillian Sleicher
Troy
N. Y
Townsend Hore Tie The Knot In Fifth Avenue Church
John Townsend son of Charles W. Townsend and Miss Ethel Hore daughter of the late Archibald Hore were married yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Heavenly Rest Fifth Avenue and Forty-fifth Street. Rev D Parker Morgan officiated. Attendants were Eugenia B Townsend Amy Hore. Best man Charles S Kremer and ushers Howell B Townsend Julian Wilson Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Townsend
Charles W. Townsend
Ethel Hore
Archibald Hore
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
D. Parker Morgan
Eugenia B. Townsend
Amy Hore
Charles S. Kremer
Howell B. Townsend
Julian Wilson Lyon
Allibone Marries Elizabeth Martin at the Wallace
Joseph Hill Allibone of Syracuse wed Miss Elizabeth Albro Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Martin Jr, yesterday afternoon at the Wallace. Rev G A Oldham officiated with maid of honor Helen Houghton and bridesmaids Dorothy Holden Marjory Holden Marjory Booth Dorothy Miller and Madeline Newman. Best man A D Ashbone and ushers Dutton Stevens Tompson Pendle and Stanfield. After a reception the couple left for a honeymoon and will reside in New York in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hill Allibone
Syracuse
Elizabeth Albro Martin
Edward Martin, Jr
Wallace
G. A. Oldham
Helen Houghton
Dorothy Holden
Marjory Holden
Marjory Booth
Dorothy Miller
Madeline Newman
A. D. Ashbone
Stanfield
New York
Truxton-Beers Campbell Vows at Kingsley School Assembly
Joseph Davis Truxton of Essex Falls New Jersey married Carolyn Beers Campbell daughter of James R Campbell at Kingsley School Assembly Room. Helen A Campbell sister of the bride served as maid of honor and Joseph B Waples Jr of Georgetown Delaware was best man. Rev Alfred K Bates officiated. The groom is assistant principal at Kingsley School and a Delaware College graduate from the Class of 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davis Truxton
Essex Falls
N. J
Carolyn Beers Campbell
James R. Campbell
Kingsley School
Helen A. Campbell
Joseph B. Waples, Jr
Georgetown
Del
del. Miss Campbell Was Given In Marriage By Her Father. the Rev. Alfred K. Bates
Groducer
Delaware College
Emily Taggart and Dr Sankey Bacon wed in Washington
Miss Emily Elizabeth Taggart and Dr. Sankey Bacon U S N were married at the bride’s parents home in Washington. Mgr James F Mackin officiated at St Paul’s Church with Richard Taggart as best man and Isabel Taggart as maid of honor. The couple will tour the West before Dr Bacon joins his ship at Mare Island California.
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New York Times
Washington
Emily Elizabeth Taggart
Sankey Bacon
Hugh T. Taggart
Mgr
James F. Mackin
St. Paul’s Church
Richard Taggart
Isabel Taggart
Bacon
West
Dr. Bacon
Mare Island
Cal
Wrights Wedding Announcement in Atlantic Highlands
Hawkins Wright. Atlantic Highlands New Jersey June 16 Miss Margaret Foster Wright daughter of Major J Montgomery Wright announces her engagement and upcoming marriage to a local suitor.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Margaret Foster Wright
J. Montgomery Wright
Washington Bride Weds William Waller Hawkins
In Washington D C the wedding took place this afternoon of the daughter of a United States Supreme Court marshal to William Waller Hawkins of San Francisco. Hawkins formerly worked for The Louisville Courier Journal.
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Washington D. C
William Waller Hawkins
San Francisco
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States Supreme Court
Miss Maria d Acosta Engaged to A Robeson Sargent
Mrs. Ricardo d Acosta announces the engagement of her third daughter Miss Maria d Acosta to A Robeson Sargent son of Prof and Mrs Charles Sargent of Holm Lea Brookline Massachusetts. Sargent an architect Harvard 1900 member of Somerset Tennis and Racquet clubs. The couple plans a likely autumn wedding after Miss d Acosta sails to Europe with her mother and sisters.
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Ricardo d’Acosta
Maria d’Acosta
A. Robeson Sargent
Charles §. Sargent
Holm Lea
Brookline
Mass
d’Acosta
Philip Lydig
Oren Root
Angela
Mercedes d’Acosta
Sargent
Hope Farm
Lenox Library
Nathaniel Bowditch Potter
West Fifty-first Street
Harvard
Somerset
Europe
Astor Mansion to Undergo Louis XVI Redesign by Carrere Hastings
Carrere & Hastings plan major alterations to John Jacob Astor's Fifth Avenue residence of the late Mrs. Astor. The two dwellings will become a single home with a library replacing Mrs. Astor’s dining room. Remodeling includes a drawing room with a bronze and glass window, a Vermont marble dining space, a rebuilt vaulted hall with a fountain court, fresco work by William Finn, and a moved staircase. Estimated cost is $125,000 not including decorations.
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Mrs. Astor
Col. Astor
Carrere & Hastings
Col.Astor
Crnme
William Finn
Society Notes: Weddings and Travel Plans Across New York Elite
Mrs Julia Romaine will wed Rev John Van Schaick Jr in Sea Bright New Jersey this autumn due to her mother’s recent death. Pelham Manor hosts Mr and Mrs Witherbee Black at the St Regis. Belmont departs the force on eneney- The Belmonts and others voyage to Europe on the Kronprinz and Kronprinz Wilhelm. Several families vacation at Lenox Newport and Litchfield while teas honor Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore. The Rev Dr Vanderwater will preach his last St Andrew’s sermon before sailing on the Cretic with Mrs Vanderwater June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Romaine
Benjamin F. Romaine
John van Schaick, Jr
Church of Our Father
Washington, D. C
Sea Bright
N. J
Howard A. Stevenson
Hawthorne Villa
Newport
Wager Swayne
Eleanor Swayne
Alfred H. Swayne
Ocean travel plans list transatlantic liners and passengers
The column lists passengers booked to sail on the Savoie to Havre and the Friedrich Der Grosse to Bremen, and notes steamships arriving from abroad with passengers including prominent individuals from various regions and professions. Names include judges, barons, doctors, and military officers among the travelers.
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Savoie
Friedrich der Grosse
Havre
Hastings Arnold
Jose Arguello
J. A. Amundson
Paul M. Howen
J. D. Dalzell
Co. R. Dilworth
Rafael Dorantes
Judge Fortin
William Gardiner
Henri Goudet
L. T. Hoyt
F. W. Easton
Walter C. Gale
George E. Hale
J. F. Jackson
J. Kingsley Maccomber
John H. Meyer
W. A. Potter
S. M. Stafford
Major Slater
Richard Tilghman
Charles Welter
William J. Wenner
Caemania
Liverpool
Fred Albree
Charles S. Baylis
B. A. Birdsell
Joseph Chadwick
John B. Cozzens
Henry C. Demming
Countess de Grandeville
James H. Lane
Babette Kellermann
C. H. Lehmann
Byron E. Shear
Emanuel Stein
Karl Vacek
Clerk of Commons Bars Ruiz Inquiry in Parliament
In London June 16 a parliamentary clash over publishing details of Mrs. Ruiz’s inquest death, friend of Alfred Vanderbilt. Pete Curran presses for coroner inquiry transparency while the Chief Clerk rules the question improperly framed. Curran rewrites to seek press access and public proceedings, pending a decision in the House.
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London
King’s Bench
Home Secretary
House of Coons
Curran
Ruiz
Crowder
Agres
Hammerstein to Host Monkeys at Roof Garden in August
Arthur Hammerstein will return on the White Star liner Adriatic with a contract for August at the Hammerstein Roof Garden. The contract features Consul Peter described as the most phenomenally educated monkey in the world, currently at the Palace Theatre in London.
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Arthur Hammerstein
Ich
Hammerstein Roof Garden
Consul Peter
Peter
Palace Theatre
London
Theatre Contracts Tie Klaw & Erlanger to Weber Five-Year Pact
Contracts were signed yesterday uniting Klaw and Erlanger with Joseph Weber to jointly operate Weber's Theatre for five years starting August 1. Robert Hilliard and his wife plan a Baltic Sea summer trip to England, France, and Holland. Bertha Holly, seen with Fritzi Scheff, joins Brady and Grismer as the widow in a touring A Gentleman from Mississippi company in August. Frank W. Goodale, the boy aeronaut, expects to fly again today after his Palisades Park airship was destroyed Tuesday.
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Klaw &Erlanger
Joseph Weber
Weber's Theatre
Robert Hilliard
Europe
Baltic
England
France
Holland
Bertha Holly
Fritzi Scheff
Brady & Grismer
Mississippi
Frank W. Goodale
Palisades Park
Nanticoke Vessels Bound for Venezuela Under Venezuelan Government
Advices from Caracas clear up why the steamer Nanticoke and the seagoing tug Despatch were sent toward Venezuela with rifles for Castro forces. Minister Russell says Venezuela bought two vessels for Lake Maracaibo service. their exact use remains unspecified. Treasury orders withdrawal of the revenue tug Pamlico and Justice Department agents return to Washington. Norfolk papers show clearance for Nanticoke and Despatch to Maracaibo, consigned to T Arrens, a Gomez government shipbuilder. They sail tomorrow.
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New York Times
Washington
Russell
Caracas
State Department
Nanticoke
Venezuela
Lake Maracaibo
Norfolk
Collector of Customs
Hughes
Maracaibo
T. Arrens
Gomezvernment
Elizabeth Haldeman Dies in Paris After Appendicitis Operation
Elizabeth Haldeman daughter of Louisville Courier Journal owner W B Haldeman and partner of Henry Watterson died in Paris at the Hotel Balzac after an appendicitis operation. The Haldemans were visiting.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Elizabeth Haldeman
W. B. Haldeman
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Balzac
Haldemans
Widow of early Rockaway settler Mott dies at Far Rockaway
Mrs. Benjamin B. Mott widow of a pioneer Rockaway settler dies at her home on Mott Avenue Far Rockaway The Mott family once owned half the section Her estate is about 350000 She leaves no children Her daughter was married to Dr Samuel Guy who killed her about three years ago He is confined at Sing Sing A will is said to exist but details of the disposition are not disclosed
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Benjamin B. Mott
Rockaway
Queens
Mott Avenue
Far Rockaway
Dr. Guy
Sing Sing
Col William F Fox Dies in Albany After Illness
Col William F Fox state superintendent of forests died at his Albany home after months of illness. He served since 1885 in state forestry work and traveled in Europe studying forest conditions. Born Ballston Spa January 11 1840 he graduated Union College 1860 and fought as major then lieutenant colonel in the 107th New York Volunteers. He authored Civil War and forestry books and contributed to magazines. He is survived by a widow and son Dr Charles S Fox of Lehigh University Bethlehem PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William F. Fox
Fox
Europe
Col. Fox
Ballston Spa
Union College
107Th New York Volunteers
Charles S. Fox
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Penn
Funeral for Mrs Mary Morris in New York
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Morris wife of Dr Louis Morris surgeon at the naval station Newport and daughter of the late Thomas Murphy Port Collector at St Leo's Church East Twenty eighth Street officiated by Rev Father Ducey. The service followed her death on April 24 at Cavite Philippines where she and her husband had traveled last September. Interment was in the crypt of St Ann's Church Morrisania. Mrs Morris was Miss Mary Gibbs Murphy before marrying three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morris
Louis Morris
Naval Station
Newport
Thomas Murphy
Cavite
Philippine Islands
St. Leo’s Roman Catholic Church
East Twenty-eighth Street
Father Ducey
Morris
St. Ann’s Church
Morrisania
Mary Gibbs Murphy
Dr. Morris
Notable Obituaries From Across the Nation
A list of prominent deaths includes Guy C. Barton former head of Omaha smelters who helped form the Smelter Trust but declined its presidency. Eugene T. Lynch ex Detroit gas figure died in Rhinebeck at 75. Frederick Leroy Williams longtime West Side Bank cashier died in Brooklyn at 51. Dana Estes head of Estes Company died in Brookline at 69. Samuel Ritchie dean and longtime editor of The Journal Newburg died at 74. Alfred M. Burton ex bookmaker died in Nashville at 67. John R. Hamilton former Princeton mayor died at his home and will be buried in Trenton. He leaves a widow, a daughter, and four sons. James H. Downs organist of St. August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy C. Barton
Omaha
Grant
Smelter Trust
Eugene T. Lynch
Detroit Gas Companies
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Frederick Leroy Williams
West Side Bank
McDonough Street
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Burton
New York
John R. Hamilton
Princeton
N. J
West 120Th Street
Trenton
James H. Downs
St. August
Notable Obituaries From Brooklyn and New Jersey Deaths
Multiple prominent figures die across New York and New Jersey including tine’s Church Brooklyn director and Brooklyn Choral Art Society leader 89 buried in Albany. Rudolph Munz Newark Investment Association secretary 59. Francis Dana Waite Whitestone 97 former whaler and steamboat man. DeWitt Clinton Cowdrey Passaic resident 1839 born 1903 Rutgers alumnus. E Booth Hellberg Salvation Army commissioner son in law of Gen Booth died Berlin. memorial service planned at Cooper Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Munz
Newark Investment Association
Newark
N. J
Mr. Munz
Germany
Newark Investment Company
New Jersey
Dewitt Clinton Cowdrey
Passaic
England
Massachusetts
New York City
Rutgers Academy
Eighth Ward
Cowdrey & Franklin
Catlin & Co
E. Booth Hellberg
Salvation Army
Sweden
Berlin
Commissioner Hellberg
William Booth
India
Ceylon
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriage and death announcements may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for The New York Times. The brief item notes a daily practice of accepting notices via telephone for print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Balch and Duhaime Birth Announcements
On June 11 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank H Balch and on June 13 a son was born to Mr and Mrs J B Duhaime. Both notices record new arrivals in the families and identify the parents.
Marriages Listed From June Nine to Sixteen in 1909
A society column lists numerous marriage announcements from June 9 to June 16 in towns including New York City Newark Jersey City Montclair Flushing and Plainfield with brides and grooms named such as Elizabeth Albee to Joseph Hill Allibone Edythe Hill to Ralph Brandreth Elizabeth Coit Treat to Franklin Chace Downing Margaret Beaman to John Erikson Maybel G Pencheon to William Denison Jones and many others across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erikson—Beaman
Blowmedown Farm
Cornish
N.H
Prescott Evarts
Margaret Beaman
Charles C. Beaman
John Erikson
Seattle
Wash
Jones—Pencheon
Joseph D. Burrell
D. D
Maybel G. Pencheon
Thonas Goodenough
William Denison Jones
Mattern Ranken
Marie Antoinette
New York City
Helene Wilhelmina Ranken
Ray Briscoe Mattern
Nathan—Cohen
St. Andrew
H. Pereira Mendes
Leah
Annie
Isaac Cohen
Benjamin Nathan
Townsend—Hore
Church of the Heavenly Rest
D. Parker Morgan
Ethel
Archibald Hore
John Townsend
Waterbury
Jersey City
Daisy Bligh
Richard O’brien
Schultze
Charland
Evelyn Charland
Otto Schultze
BRILL
Lillian L. Brill
Everett D
Suhr—Landsman
Lulu Landsman
Carl E Suhr
Till—Westheimer
Esther Till
Arthur H. Westheimer
von der Heide
Diehl
Amelia Dieh
George von der Heide
Wartenberg
Jerolaman
Newark
N. J
Charlotte Jerolaman
Henry Wartenberg
Weber
Condit
Ethel Condit
George R. Weber
Obituary notices from New York area mourners
A list of funeral notices and burial plans for June 15–18 1909 across New York and nearby towns. Include sorrowing families such as Acosta Barber Briggs Clark Clock Cook Cowdrey Farnam Fox Leggett Lynch Neale Noyes Oliver Olney Rose Shelley Townsend Webber with service venues at The Funeral Church 241 West 23d St and various local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acosta
Pedro Acosta
Frank Campbell
Barber
Ossining-on-the-Hudson
Rebecca
Hiram Barber
Highland Av
Ossining
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Warren S
Sarah M
Islip
L. I
Cook
Nellie Cook
West 23d
Frank E. Campbell
Cowdrey
Passaic
N. J
de Witt Clinton Cowdrey
North Reformed Church
Cedarlawn
Farnam
Paris
France
Charles H. Farnam, Jr
Charles H
Alice Davies Farnam
Hillhouse Av
New Haven
Conn
Fox
William F
Albany
Leggett
Elbert A. Briggs
Edgewood Park
New Rochelle
N. Y
Emilie
John W. Leggett
Grand Central Station
Lynch
Rhinebeck
Eugene Tillotson
James Lynen
Daniel James Noyes
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Boston
Oliver
Herbert
Elizabeth J
Henry Oliver
West
151St St
Kensico Cemetery
Olney
St. Luke's Hospital
Louis Austin Olney
Catskill
M. Rose
West 104Th St
Moses
Flora N
Charles M. Rose
Chicago
Ill
Shelley
Washington
George W
Sarah T. Shelley
Townsend
Avenue R. Sheepshead
Emily Wisner
Wisner H
Emily Kyle Townsend
Webber
North Tarrytown
John Webber
Christ Church
Lexington Av
Obituary notices list deaths and funeral times across cities
An OCR death notices page lists dozens of residents from Manhattan Yonkers New Jersey and surrounding areas with addresses ages and funeral details. Entries include Annie Adams Tamar Anderson Michael Cassidy Patrick Craven Florence Du Rant Alexander Esse lmont and many others with times such as today to-morrow 9 A M 2 P M and locations like St. Luke's Hospital East 147th Street and Newark Jersey City and Hackensack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Annie
Manhattan
Anderson
Tamar J
Gruner
Frederick J
New Haven
Conn
Hamilton
Sohn R
West 120Th St
Hope
Mary A
Greenwich
Kaskie
Henry C
West
Janet H
Flushing
Big Big Indian
Liebe
Katherine
Chestnut
Paarbank
Malone
Roger
Castle Hill
Westchester
Mendoza
Rosa
East 153d
Andrew
Lincoln Ay
Bronx
Tne
Payor
Mary T
Charles St
Jume
Reynolds
T. N
Stamford
Pan Presbyterian Alliance Church Plans June 17 Religious Services
Ten religious notices from the Pan Presbyterian Alliance list Sunday School and Young People’s work with speakers from Scotland Dundee Glasgow and Aberdeen. Evening talks feature Rev Dr Searle Gov Hoke Smith Prof Warfit and others open to the public at 8 PM John Calvin topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAN Presbyterian Alliance
6Th Ave. Presbyterian Church
Soth ST. Ramme
AM. Topk
George Henderson
Scotland
W. Lyall Wiebson
Dundee
P. M. Topk
John Calvin
L. Orr
Glasgow
R. E. Prime
Yonkers
J. P. Searle
New Brunswick
Warfit
Princeton
Martin
Aberdeen
Gov
Hoke Smith
David Woodside
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Glia Ward Howe
Mrs. Howe
Brown
Hanover Bank
Fordham’s
Gen. Edwards
Post
Carnegie Trust Co
U. P
Dr. Lindsay of
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Briarcliff
Allibone—Martin
Truxton—Campbell
Taggart
Hawkins— Wright
Miss D'Acosta
Astor Homes
Social Notes
Ocean Travelers
Hunyadi
Janos
Clerk OF Commons
Onders
Steamer
Benjamin Mott
Guy
Husband
Jems &Qonger
Arthur Goodrich
Marie Anabell
Ardenelles
Donovan McNeil Ald
D. Appleton & Company, Publishers
Tine
Francis Dana Waite
Whitestone
Mr. Waite
Lyme
Hudson River
Sarah M. James
Cald Spring
Orn
Biod
Ross's
Belfast
R. Simpson & & Co
Broad , Cor
J. W Williams
Columbus
Brooklyn
Oeana J
Prospect
Avery
Mary
Kossuth Place
Bradford
Cohen
Wyckoff St
Dupe
Cox
Thomas F
Doody
Edward J
Fanning
Monroe St
Fischer
Elise
10Th St
Francis
Frances H
Bergen St
Goodwin
Gold St
Henry
Charles J
Clifton Place
McGillivray
W. T. F. Somerville
Baer
Chestnut St
Conklin
Haight
Charles A
Hackensack
Balligan
John
Jersey Av
Hanlon
Ann
Morriss St
Haring
Rachel A. Hackensack
Dev
Holden
Caroline E
St. Paul's Av
Howard
Mary F
Irving St
Jersey
Kaiser
Eeoiad
Marshall St
Newart
McCarten
M. McGrath
Michael
Arana St
Thomas
Willow
Weehawken
Munz
Rudolph, Sr
South 17Th St
O’connor
William J
Palisade Av
W. Sayre
Warren &J
Pfifer
Darcy St
Reibel
Catherine
Elizabethport
Steele
William G
Paterson
Strathearn
James
M. Sweetwood
Edward
Railroad Av
Watts
George S
Montclair
Seidler S1
Elling
Henry G
Ka Tees City
WHI Vic
Sarah
Olive St
McNeely
Our Lady of Mercy Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem Grand Central
Webster and
Strong Avenue
Gramercy
Toesee Cooke
Undertakkers
Chapela
Shelae
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!