Currency Favors Uncovered Gold Reserve Notes System
William Barret Ridgely urged Georgia Bankers' Convention to allow banks to issue uncovered notes against bond deposits with strong redemption rules. A 6 percent fund from banks would back the notes, and a safeguard tax would sustain the reserve. The plan aims to prevent inflation while improving elasticity and timely retirement of notes.
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Atlanta
William Barret Ridgely
Georgia Bankers’ Convention
Can - Ward
Cirenalis
Cnet Tsi
United States
Eveh
Supy
Secretary ‘of the Treasury
Noccne
Aston
Exci Bank
Taig
Treat for Guardsmen at Camp Porter during forage raid
At Camp Porter Peekskill forces supply fresh vegetables and provisions following a foraging expedition by Gen Roe's regiment. Goods were taken but paid for. Gov Odell and salutes are noted with a parade rain forecast. Brigade work includes bridgebuilding, earthworks, and a late ball game at Nelson Park ends 7-3 in favor of Peekskill.
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Henry Sherman Sternberger
Gen. Roe
Péékskill
Stern
Berger
A. Peekskill
Odell
Roa Hook
Camp Porter
Ode
N&m
Lieut. Brown
Roa Ook
Bogart
McCoy
Bloomfield
James Sheridan
Nelson Park
All Peckskills
Regiment Nine
Donger
McClellan Statue Designs Rejected at Meeting
The McClellan Statue Commission unanimously rejects all submitted models after advisory committee concludes none meet requirements. The panel will invite an external sculptor to submit a design for McClellan instead of renewing the competition.
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Washington
McClellan Statue Commission
Messrs. Saint-Gaudens
Melim
McClellan
Society Notes Show Prominent Arrivals From Europe
Representatives report many well known figures returning from Europe with arrivals including Mrs Thomas Hitchcock and Mrs J Low Harriman plus the Harriman sisters. Major and Mrs Mallory will summer in Newport at their new Catherine Street home. Other newcomers include Mr and Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer and Egerton L Winthrop. Weather remains chilly and damp along coasts as Newport Bar Harbor and Meadow Brook hosts report bustling social activity.
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Europe
Thomas Hitchcock
Newport
J. Low Harriman
Harriman
Major
Weesterdp
Bar Harbor
J. J. Emery
Philip Livingston
J. Robert Abbe
Newport Summer Arrivals Mark Opening of Season
Crowds gather on wet grounds as Newport hosts a busy season kickoff. Notables include Countess Zborowski, Mrs. Augustus Jay, Mrs. Bel Mead, and Philadelphia’s Josephine Widener aboard the steam yacht Josephine awaiting sailing westward. Rentals line Harrison Avenue to Wickham Road as villas and cottages fill for the summer.
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Newport
de Rivis & Hidridge
Hartshorn Villa
Harrison Avenue
Sydney J. Smith
Smith
Jabert
J. Collier
George S. Scott
Europe
Vie
Bel Mead
Miss Scott
Frank Foster
Hes Ay Ge Slater
Yand
E. Co. Knight
Morrell Cottage
Josephine FE
Widener
Philadelphia
Boston
Josephine
Airs
Belmont
Board of Aldermen
Charles F. Hoffman
Roderick Aera Iatta
TH. Stevens
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Richard Baker
F. Stickney
St. Louis
Atkinson
Jamestown
Seation Schroeder
Logan
Rey
Taussig
Alfred H. Jones
G. G. Rambaud
Pasteur Istitute
New York
C. Polliteme
Parker Avenue
Iiugo O. Fritch
Ad Grosvenor
Beacon
William P. Thompson
Bueno Villeno
Senequé Avenue
Levison
Faniver
Renfrew Park
Dinner to Mr and Mrs Ford at Morristown Golf Club
Morristown New Jersey June 17 Mr and Mrs H Ward Ford were guests of honor at a large dinner at the Golf Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert BB McCurdy with thirty two guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs HM Twombly Mr and Mrs Richard A McCurdy Mr and Mrs Charles H Mellon and others. The Fords recently returned to take possession of their cottage on Morris Street.
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Morristown
N. J
H. Ward Ford
Golf Club
Robert
BB. McCurdy
Fords
Morris Street
HM. McK. Twombly
Richard A. McCurdy
Charles H. Mellon
Henry P. Phipps
Albert HH. Vernem
Gilbert
R. Potts
John I. Waterbury
George
G. Fr
Charles Bradley
Alexander Harvey Tiers
Stephen Whitney
Arthur Thompson
Wedding Day in West End Church Ends in Union
Miss Julia Lucena Stark daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron George Stark married Dr Bryant Sloat Fassett son of J S Fassett Elmira yesterday afternoon at All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church West End Avenue and Eighty first Street The Rev Townsend officiated The bride wore white taffeta with medallions of Hier veil veil was of tulle The bridesmaid Miss Margaret Fassett wore violet crepe de chine The attendants included Miss Mary Sage Burrows and Miss Ethel Pollock The flower girl Miss Jennie Fassett The bridesmaids wore yellow chiffon The best man was B Le Grand Reese Elmira The ushers included Newton Crocker FBI Hallenbeck Wells George McKnight and Wiliam Yeh Payne plus D Frederick
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Julia Lucena Stark
Byron George Stark
Bryant
Sloat Fassett
J. Sloat
Fassett
Elmira
AH Angels’ Protestant _Episcopal Church
West
Mary Sage Burrows
Saginaw
Mich
Ethel Pollock
Buffalo
Jennie Fassett
B. le Grand Reese
Newton Crocker
Ceremony in the Rose Room at Hotel Majestic
Hodgson and Mitchell Hall of this city attended a ceremony followed by a reception in the rose room of the Hotel Majestic.
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Hodgson
Mitchell
Hotel
Majestic
Wedding of Lillian Ehrenreich to George Shuman in Delmonico's
The marriage took place last night at Delmonico's with Rev. Dr Silv erman officiating. Miss Nina Ehrenreich served as maid of honor and Edward Shuman as best man. A reception followed and the couple plan a cruise on the Lamont before settling in Boston and New York.
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Lillian Beatrice Ehrenreich
Moses Ehrenreich
East Seventy-fourth Street
George Harrison Shuman
Boston
Abraham Shuman
Delmonico’s
Dr. Silverman
Temple Hmanu-El
Nina Ehrenreich
Edward Shuman
John Ehrenreich
Leo Ehrenreich
New York
Lamont
New England
Local Wedding in Bronxville Miss Katharine Bailey Weds Henry Parker
At Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Bronxville Miss Katharine Frasier Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bailey Yonkers and Henry Montfort Parker married at noon yesterday The Rev Richard Hayward officiated The bride wore a gown given away by her father and was attended by Mrs Mortimer Smith of Lynn as man of honor Ushers included Woodson R Oglesby Morton Smith Joseph Schenck and R Morgan They sail today for Europe on the Auguste Victoria until Dec 1 and will reside at the Hotel Grande Bretagne Florence Italy Parker a painter is a nephew of Mrs Jules de Neufville and brother Francis Parker plans Florence home.
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Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bronxville
Katharine Frasier Bailey
John Bailey
Central Park Avenue
Yonkers
Henry Montfort Parker
Richard Hayward
Mortimer Smith
Lynn
Mass
Actin
Mm&tron
Woodson R. Oglesby
Beacon Heights
Tuckahee
Noseph Schenck
New York City
R.morgan
Armour Villa Park
Parker
Jules de Neufville
Katharine MacHale Weds Charles Cosgrove in Scranton
Miss Katharine MacHale daughter of Mr and Mrs John MacHale married Charles J Cosgrove of Newark New Jersey tonight at the bride’s Boulevard Avenue home Attendants included maid of honor Miss Ida Crosgrove best man Herbert Garrabrandt Bridesmaids were Miss Fannie MacHale and Miss Gertrude MacHale A reception followed and the couple planned a extended wedding tour before taking residence in Newark
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Scranton
Penn
Katherine MacHale
John MacHale
Charles J. Cosgrove
Newark
N.J
Boulevard Avenue
Ida’ Crosgrove
Herbert Garrabrandt
Orange
N. J
Fannie MacHale
Gertrude MacHale
Johnson Smith nuptials held at Christ Episcopal Pelham Manor
Frederick M. Johnson of New York City and Miss Janet Posey Smith of Kentucky wed at Christ Episcopal Church Pelham Manor this afternoon. Rev. Alfred Tenney presided. A reception followed at the Manor Clubhouse with Mrs. Joseph A. Baker as matron of honor and George P. Robbins as best man. Ushers included James Marvin Henry Bottume George Bliss Agnew R A F Paddick J Kingsley Blake and Alfred L Aiken.
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Pelham
N. Y
Frederick M. Johnson
New York City
Janet Posey Smith
Kentucky
Christ Episcopal Church
Pelham Manor
Alfred Tenney
Manor Club House
Joseph A. Baker
Hele Wilberding
George P. Robbins
James Marvin
Saratoga
Henry Bottume
George Bliss Agnew
R.A. F Padddick
J. Kingsley Blake
New York
Alfred L. Aiken
Brooklyn
Crank McMillan Nuptials Marry in Church of the Ascension
Miss Janie Maud Crank wed Raymond Jennings McMillan yesterday at the Church of the Ascension. The bride wore white satin and lace with a tulle veil and diamond ornament. Emily Johnston of Birmingham Alabama was maid of honor with bridesmaids Mary Owens Nina Clark and Antoinette Barkley. James M Crank served as best man with ushers Donald McMillan Clarence Freeman and Leslie Palmer. A small reception followed at the bride’s stepmother’s residence.
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Janie Maud Crank
C. K. Crank
Raymond Jennings McMillan
Church of the Ascension
Emily Johnston
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Owens
Nina Clark
Antoinette Barkley
James M. Crank
Donald McMillan
Clarence Freeman
Leslie Palmer
Edith Candee and Harold Matthews wed in Washington
The marriage of Miss Edith Candee of Washington and Harold Chancy Matthews of New York occurred at noon today at 1718 Rhode Island Avenue with Bishop Henry Yates Satterlee officiating. The ceremony had no attendants and was witnessed only by the immediate family before the couple departed for New York.
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Washington
Edith Candee
Harold Chancy Matthews
New York
Churchill Candee
Rhode Island Avenue
Miss Mabel Frances Stults Weds William Alexander Paulin in Trinity Church
Princeton on June 17 reports Miss Mabel Frances Stults, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Nelson Stults, married William Alexander Paulin of Toronto at Trinity Episcopal Church. Bishop Scarborough officiated with B D Paulin Jr of Brooklyn as best man and Ida Fuhrmann of Trenton as maid of honor. Ushers were Lot Morrill Hamlin of Washington DC and Morgan Ashley of East Orange.
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Princeton
Mabel Frances
William Nelson
Stults
William Alexander Paulin
Toronto
Canada
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bishop Scarborough
B. D. Paulin, Jr
Brooklyn
Ida Fuhrmann
Trenton
Lot Morrill Hamlin
Washington, D. C
Morgan Ashley
East Orange
Richmond Couple Quietly Wed in Buckingham County
Douglas Forsythe of New Orleans and Lena Logan of Mississippi were married today at Algoma the Logan home in Buckingham County. The ceremony was very quiet due to a recent bereavement in the bride family.
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Richmond
Douglas Forsythe
New’ Orleans
Lena Logan
Algoma
Gan
T. M. Logan
Buckingham County
Pratt-Bradley Nuptials Held at Central Park West Residence
Frederick Bourne Pratt and Florence E. Bradley married last evening at the bride’s parents home 436 Central Park West. Maid of honor was Miss Neil McGuinness and flower girl Miss Edith Bradley. best man was Thomas P. Cummings.
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Frederick Bourne Pratt
Florence E. Bradley
Central Park West
Neil McGuinness
Edith Bradley
Thomas P. Cummings
Harris Harris wedding to Ensign Johnson on State Street
Miss Hannah Cox Harris daughter of Mrs. Frederick Harris and granddaughter of the late Hamilton Harris will wed Ensign Alfred W. Johnson of the United States Navy tomorrow at noon on State Street. Chaplain Reaney assisted by Rev James H Ecob will officiate in a quiet ceremony limited to immediate relatives due to a recent family death.
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Albany
Hannah Cox Harris
Frederick Harris
Hamilton Harris
Alfred W. Johnson
United States Navy
Philip C Johnson
State Street
Chaplain Reaney
James H. Ecob
Mc Cauley Fiancee to Wed Harvard Student in Autumn
Washington report announces Miss Lillian Mc Cauley eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward McCauley engaged to Wolcott Tuckerman of Stockbridge Massachusetts grandson of Mrs Lucius Tuckerman. Tuckerman class of 1903 at Harvard and a popular figure among Washington's younger residents. The wedding is planned for the Autumn in Washington.
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New York Times
Washington
Lillian McCauley
Edward McCauley
Wolcott Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Mass
Lucius Tuckerman
Tuckerman
Harvard
Engagement announced in Colorado Springs for Leah Ehrich
Miss Leah Ehrich of Colorado Springs announces engagement to Prof Walter Wyckoff of Princeton New Jersey. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis G Ehrich, the couple plans a future marriage.
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Colorado Springs
Leah Ehrich
Louis G. Ehrich
Walter Wyckoff
Princeton
N. J
Rockefeller Gifts Aid Stony Wold Sanatorium Fund
John D. Rockefeller contributed 25000 dollars toward a 60000 dollar drive to build a central sanatorium building at Lake Kushaqua New York for the Stony Wold Sanatorium. The gift boosts the fundraising effort and supports patient care facilities.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Stony Wold
John D. Rockefeller
Lake Kushaqua
New York
Scarret Memorial Nears Completion at DePauw University
Richmond Indiana June 17 announced today that the memorial presented by Winfield E Scarret of New York City to DePauw University is nearing completion and can be dedicated soon. The donor a DePauw alumnus about twenty years ago dedicated the shaft to his brother a former student. The shaft is a red sandstone monument weighing nearly ten tons and surmounted by a bronze figure of heroic size.
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New York Times
Richmond
Ind
Winfield E. Scarret
New York City
Depauw University
Depauw
Germans Will Be Heard In Public Education Hearing
The Board of Education voted to instruct its Study Committee to hold a public hearing on elective studies in upper elementary grades. The hearing is set for Monday at 2 PM in the Board Building assembly hall Fifty-ninth Street and Park Avenue.
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Board of Education
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
Stern
Guy
Sheldon Declines New York Republican Chair
George R. Sheldon of New York told President he cannot take the chairmanship of the New York Republican County Committee. The White House conference lasted nearly an hour, with Sheldon stating the position was impossible and inexpedient. Capt. F. Norton Goddard also met the President, but his name is not being seriously considered. The committee's meeting is expected to be brief with no immediate action.
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Washington
George R. Sheldon
New York
Republican County Committee of
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Sheldon
Republican County Committee
Capt. F. Norton
Goddard
New York City
Capt. Goddard
Robert C. Morris
History Contest Awards in The New York Times
The City History Competition awards near completion with 1100 prizes for pupils across public high schools and upper elementary grades. 100 cash prizes of 10 dollars and 1000 souvenir medals by Tiffany & Co. will be listed, with teachers asked to check names and submit corrections to The Times for accuracy in engraving.
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NEW York Times
THE
Times
Tiffany & Co
Times Office
In the Shops Fashion Items for All Ages and Uses
A collection of shopping notes describes a fringed silk handkerchief cape for invalids priced at 2.50, blue cushions at 25 cents, green tapestry cushions at 48 cents, and various cuffs, dusters, towels, bandages, and antiseptics for home use. It also covers boys and girls outfits including sailor suits from 1.95, Russian blouses, and inexpensive jewelry like a 35 cent silver heart.
Sulu opens Manhattan Beach season as Sultan graces stage
The Manhattan Beach Summer season starts Saturday night with The Sultan of Sulu. Grace Kimball denies reports she will star next season in The Indiscretion of the Duchess, delaying her starring tour until season after next. Babes in Toyland opened at the Grand Opera House Chicago with 75 show girls 18 choruses 22 women principals 10 men principals 50 crew and 21 stage helpers. libretto by Glen Macdonough music by Victor Herbert. 1 100 costumes worn. likely Majestic bow in Autumn. Julia A Weymer of A Chinese Honeymoon married yesterday in Paterson to Edward F Russell.
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Manhattan Beach
Wallack
Grace Kimball
Anthony Hope
Hamlin & Mitchell
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Glen Macdonough
Victor Herbert
the Majestic
Julia A. Weymer
Paterson
Edward F. Russell
Warning to Shippers on French Surtax Stops Re-exports
Consul General Skinner warns American shippers that goods intended for France routed via other countries still face France’s extra-European surtax. A through bill of lading does not exempt them. limited exceptions exist under the 1898 commercial convention. Shippers should ship directly to French ports to avoid the tax.
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New York Times
Washington
Skinner
Marseilles
State Department
France
United States
Dr E S Lines Faces Uncertainty Over Newark Bishop Election
In New Haven on June 17 Rev Dr E S Lines who won election to the Newark bishopric said he had not decided. He will await formal notice and House of Bishops action. Many New Haven clergy and citizens urged him to stay, making his relocation far from certain.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
E. S. Lines
Newark
Reverend Holley Named to Standing Committee Post
In Orange New Jersey on June 17 the Rev. Dr. William Welles Holley president of the Standing Committee of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Newark was appointed to a committee by church officials.
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New York Times
Orange
N. J
William Welles Holley
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Newark
Clergy Bishop Call Sealed For New Haven Diocese
The push to appoint a bishop of the diocese centers on Rev. Dr. Edwin Stevens Lines of New Haven. Also named as candidates are Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann of Orange Rev. Charles C. Hermunds of Newark Rev. William Whiting Davis of East Orange Vice Chancellor John R. Emery of Morristown Charles I. Hitchcock of Bergen Point and E. A. 3. Lewis of Hoboken.
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Edwin Stevens Lines
New Haven
Alexander Mann
Orange
Charles C. Hermunds
Newark
William Whiting Davis
East Orange
John R. Emery
Morristown
Charles I. Hitchcock
Bergen Point
E. A. 3. Lewis
Hoboken
President Roosevelt to attend New York State Fair
President Roosevelt informed Representative Driscoll of New York that he expects to attend the New York State Fair in Syracuse early in September. The notice comes as campaign and state engagement plans are coordinated with New York officials.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Driscoll
New York
Syracuse
Death Notice of Joseph T. Whittelsey of New Haven
Joseph T. Whittelsey of New Haven died Tuesday at Old Point Comfort Virginia. He was about sixty two, son of the late Henry Newton Whittelsey, Yale Sheffield Scientific graduate class of 1867. He worked in real estate, helped introduce golf to the United States, and was an expert tennis player and former Secretary of the National Lawn Tennis Association. He married Sarah Scoville of Waterbury in 1871. she died in 177. He leaves two daughters, including Miss Sarah Scoville Whittelsey, a professor at Wellsley College.
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Joseph T. Whittelsey
New Haven
Old Point Comfort
Henry Newton Whittelsey
Sheffield Scientific Force
Yale
United States
National Lawn Tennis Association
Sarah Scoville
Waterbury
Conn
Whittelsey
Sarah Scoville ‘Whittelsey
Wellesley College
Writer John Paul Bocock Dies at Wayne Penn at 47
Philadelphia dispatch reports novelist and travel writer John Paul Bocock died in Wayne Pennsylvania at age forty seven. Born in Richmond Virginia he edited The Times The Press and The Daily News before joining The World staff in New York about fifteen years ago. Survived by his brother Kemper Bocock of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
John Paul Bocock
Wayne
Penn
Bocock
Richmond
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Times
the Press
Daily News
New York
World
Kemper- Bocock
Portrait of Lieut. Col. James Cronkite Dies in Plainfield
Lieut. Col. James Cronkite died at his home in Plainfield after a short illness. He served in the Union Army through the Civil War, was wounded seven times and lost a leg. He was promoted for valor three times and brevetted to a colonel. He was deputy collector of the New York Custom House. He leaves a wife, a daughter, and two sons, including a New York lawyer.
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James Cronkite
Plainfield
New York
Notable Deaths in Jersey City and Nearby Areas
RoBERT C Cook 68 a retired contractor died at 389 Fairmount Ave Jersey City from rupture of a brain vessel. He built Public School No 2 on Erie Street circa 1850. John S Crawford 61 of Mount Vernon died from diseases. he started in silk importing and left a fortune, survived by widow and three children. Robert W Houces 56 died at Newark hospital from blood poisoning. he worked at Picatinny Depot since 1880 and never married. Alvin Wilkins 81 promoter of 40 Broadway died at 600 West 158th Street. apoplexy or paralysis suspected. formerly banker and contractor. Gemond Gage 80 fur dealer and author born in Germany died after brief illness. funeral today at 513 West 145th Street. leaves two sons and a daughter.
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Robert C.cook
Fairmount Avenue
Jersey City
Erie Street
John S. Crawford
North Eighth Avenue
Mount Vernon
Ireland
Robert W. Houches
United States
Piccati Railroad
Dover
N. J
Ity Hospital
Newark
Portsmouth
United States Powder Depot
Alvin Wilkins
Broadway
West One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street
Mr. Wilkins
Pittsburg
Mineral Range
Michigan
Charleston, S. C
Stgemond Goge
West One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street
Mr. Gage
Germany
Business Notices Collars E. & W. Collars Leck Front
Collars E and W announce a front update or new line for Leck products in a brief business notice. Details are limited in the fragment. The item signals a commerce or product notice rather than a full article.
Marriages listed at Christ Church and New York venues
Notices announce multiple weddings on June 15 to June 17 1903 in Brownsville Pelham Manor Tremont Brooklin Cathedral West 112th Street and Cranford New Jersey. Couples include Jennie Woolston Rambo Theodore Davenport Janet P Smith Frederick Morgan Johnson Minnie C Devlin J William Langeguth Alma Budell James Lathrop Marie Grace Derickson Francis ONeill May Belle Commoss Wilson Albert Murray Watson and others.
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Christ Church
Brownsville
Penn
William E. Rambo
Jennie Woolston Rambo
Theodore Davenport
New York
Johnson—Smith
Pelham Manor
A. F. Tenny
Janet P. Smith
Louisville
Frederick Morgan Johnson
New York City
O’neill—Derickson
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Marie Grace Derickson
Francis O'Neill
Father Lavelle
Obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1903
DIED. Bocock Booth Crawford Fish Halstead Jesup Kahmayer Radway Scheu Sterling. List of death notices with ages and funeral details in New York area towns including Wayne Nyack Mount Vernon Bearsdale Pocantico Hills West 75th St. 102 West 75th St. 125 Broadway and Grand Central train connections.
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Church of St. James the Less
Bearsdale
Grand Central Station
155Th St
Putnam Division
Grand Central Depot
High Bridge
Death of William J. Swain founder of The Philadelphia Record
William J. Swain aged sixty four died at his Summer home in Spring Lake New Jersey from asthma and bronchitis after a cold contracted while driving from Philadelphia to Spring Lake. He founded The Public Record in 1870 which became The Philadelphia Record. Funeral is set for his Philadelphia home on Chestnut Street with interment at Woodlands Cemetery.
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Spring Lake
N.J
William J. Swain
Philadelphia Public Record
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
New York City
William M. Swain
Swain, Abel
Chestnut Street
Woodlands Cemetery
Rev Dr Israel Wister Hathaway Dead in California
Obituary notes the death of Rev Dr Israel Wister Hathaway longtime secretary of the American Sabbath Union. He died Tuesday after an appendectomy in Pasadena Hospital. He lived in Orange New Jersey and leaves a son Harie Hathaway of Elizabeth and a daughter Mrs Horace D Reeve of Philadelphia.
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Israel Wister Hathaway
American Sabbath Union
Broadway
Pasadena
Cal
Hathaway
Darwin R. James
Dr. Hathaway
California
Elizabeth, N. J
Horace D. Reeve
Philadelphia
Baby Parade and Carnival Planned for Asbury Park
Asbury Park officials announce a baby parade and carnival set for August 26 to 27. Acting Mayor Keater names the new parade commission including Harold Ayres James Carton Frank Conover Charles Herrick William Bernard A W Cornelius Benjamin Smith Ida Wyckoff Lydia Morgan Howard Hulick W Harvey Jones Hiram Walton Dr Millar Arthur Hope and Arthur Cottrell. Prizes: first $50 second $4 third $25.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Keater
Harold B. Ayres
James D. Carton
Frank B.conover
Charles E. F. Herrick
William H. Barnard
A. W. Cornelius
Ida Wyckoff
Lydia Morgan
Howard Hulick
W. Harvey Jones
Hiram Walton
Dr. Millar
Arthur H. Hope
Arthur Cottrell
Bechtold Relief Fund Receipt From Bellport
The New York Times reports a $5 check received for the relief of Mrs. Anna Bechtold from an M. H. G. of Bellport Long Island. The donation supports Bechtold’s welfare.
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Bellport, L. L
Anna Bechtold
Multiple Names and Addresses Listed in Local Directory Fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and addresses, including James A A Balisk a Chauncey James 42, Joseph Dithner, James Dowd, Carl A Erstrom, John N Edgar, Mary Farley, Charles Gosheek, Joseph J Gashart, Erne Hansche, Jason Dean St, Joseph Knoll, Frank Krudop 1876 Atlantic Ag, Louis Katlenhorn, Thomas Keevan, Louis Leman 678 Park Ave, Robert C Mason, Patrick McFadden St, Parsons Wastle 14, George Roberts Marcy Ave Dean St, Acran Park Park Place, Parkside Co Hosp 45 Pactie St, August Schssky 18 McKibben St, Fiorina Silin 445 Steinhagen Johan Trai Mest, Jason Traphagen Ocean Parkway Mark’s Ave 488 Myrth Ave, Felix St Hicks 668 St Mark’s, Carlos S Ursar 146 Pacific Sc, James Vann 3S Lie Bergen St, Mary J Williams Te 5es Willamere Newkirk Ave, Vernon Ave, Charles Re yanour Carl J 285 Bedford.
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Chauncey
James
Willow
Bece
Dithner
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Piergen St. Dowd
James H
Everhardt
Carl A
Way
Edgar
John N
Erstrom
Fred
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Farley
Mary
N.Y
Erne
Jason
Marie
Dean
McFadden
Patrick K
Chas. N
Williams
Mary J
Willamere Newkirk Av
Vernon AV
ANN
Dieoate T
Arman S$ Wesley
Charles Reyanour
Carl J
Bedford Re
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Greene
Jonas
Barrett
Connelley
Carl Schurz
Hester Street
Carnegie
Rockefeler
Maxwell
Francolini
Field
Committee On Study
Queens
History Contest
the Times
Hamburg
DR. Lines
Leck Front
Langguth—Devlin
Minnie C. Devlin
Bronx
J.william Langeguth
Manhattan
St. Joseph's Church
Tremont
Scholletjaces
Joseph E. Newburger
Ger Jaques
Albert H. Scholle
Wayne, Penn
Booth
Anna Booth
A. M. Voorhis
Nyack
Halstead
John cC Sitene
Mary L. Halstead
Princes
Avi P. Halstead
Erence Funeral Private
Jesup
Hanover
N. H
Henry Griswold Jesup
Westport
Sterling
Richard
Caroline A. Sterling
West 75Th St
Portland
Maine
Rev. N. W. Hathaway
Aluvisi
Calista
W. E. Aih
Austin Sun
Ellen
Arzell
Lexington
le Armstrong
H. S
Bryn
Stein
Isidor
Campbell
Joh Kcoke
Wouth
Curry
Barraw
Cangialoti
Maria
Prince Ie
Bic Esuon
Uressa B
Columbis
Eis Decker
Etta
Frank, Paul
Ios W. Luith Stee
Greenhalgh
Glis
Henry
Sevosth
Holmes
Catharine
Esteil
Holzman
Jacob Iol Tirth
Alstead
John C
Oath
Heller Charles
Hubbard
Daniel
Henderson
Johnson
Annie M
Sul W
Mundell
Gedalie
Mahoney
Isabela
Bist
Tilis Messina
Nicola
le Murphy
Stott
Macfarlan
McAllister
Jorn
Pmcquade
Kate
W. Soth
McDermott
McGee
Vis
Moth
Novotes Lillian
Arien
Catherine
Pickett
Mittie
Fpurtton
Mary von Tsst
Ea Lo Picordeon Melain
IV Reitz Anna
Isabila Helmuth
Margaret
Stein Berg
Rachel
Wee
St. Ou
Walters
Annie
Thompson St
Ward
Jame
Zonnier
Olga
Hudson
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!