Park Defenders Rally Against Lenox Library Plan
Central Park activists urge preservation as Park Commissioner Stover advocates using Lenox Library land for offices. Architects Wallis and Olmsted aides challenge the move, citing historical design and shelter needs. community groups and figures pledge opposition.
Wedded at Delmonico's Miss Rosenzweig Weds Lippmann
Miss Lillian J Rosenzweig daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Rosenzweig wed Louis J Lippmann in Delmonico's ballroom Rev Dr Rudolph Grossman officiated Bride wore satin duchesse lace veil orange blossoms orchids and lilies of the valley Attendants were Mrs Charles Rosenbaum best man Charles Rosenbaum and ushers Albert Seldman Maurice S Lippmann Reception followed The couple will motor through Canada then reside in New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian J. Rosenzweig
John J. Rosenzweig
West 113Th Street
Louis J. Lippmann
Samuel Lippmann
Delmonico’s
Rudolph Grossman
Charles Rosenbaum
Mrs. Lippmann
Canada
Miss Helena Neilson to Wed James Bonsall
Perth Amboy New Jersey announces the engagement of Helena Rutgers Van Rensselaer Neilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Bayard Neilson to James Malcolm Bonsall of Morristown New Jersey. Miss Neilson is a descendant of Col John Neilson and Rev James Chapman. Bonsall is a Princeton graduate. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Neilson
J. M. Bonsall
Nicholas Bayard Neilson
Perth Amboy
N. J
Helena Rutgers van Rensselaer Neilson
James Malcolm Bonsall
Morristown
Neilson
Col
John Neilson
New Brunswick
James Chapman
St. Peter's Church
Bonsall
Princeton
Lifshey Alexander Wedding at Temple Beth Israel
Miss Ida Leah Alexander daughter of Mrs Julia Anna Alexander and Oscar Lifshey will wed this evening at 6 30 in Temple Beth Israel Lexington Avenue and Seventy second Street Rev Dr Aaron Elseman to perform the ceremony A reception follows at the Hotel Gotham downtown Manhattan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifshey-Alexander
Ida Leah Alexander
Julia Anna Alexander
Oscar Lifshey
Temple Beth Israel
Lexington Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Aaron Elseman
Hotel Gotham
Miss Cramer to Wed Lieut Kuldell in Portland Notice
Mrs. Cramer of Portland Connecticut announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Cramer to Lieut. R C Kuldell US Army Air Corps. The announcement appears in a local society page highlighting forthcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cramer
Lieut. Kuldell
C. Cramer
Portland, Conn
Miss Pre Page
Lieut
R. C. Kuldell
Adams Engagement Planned for Marian Adams and Oswald Pfaelzer
Miss Marian Elizabeth Adams daughter of W S Lincoln Adams of Montclair New Jersey will wed Oswald David Pfaelzer of Cambridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Elizabeth Adams
W. S. Lincoln Adams
Montclair
N. J
Oswald David Pfaelzer
Cambridge
Mass
Gerard Host to Madero at Union Club Dinner
Supreme Court Justice James W. Gerard hosted Francisco Madero father of Mexico’s president at a Union Club dinner on Fifth Avenue. About a dozen guests attended the occasion. Gerard, a property holder in Mexico, has long been friendly with the Madero family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Supreme Court
James W. Gerard
Union Club
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-first Street
Gerard
Republic of Mexico
Madero
Jardon and Granville replace leads in Winsome Widow
Dorothy Jardon substitutes Emmy Wehlen as Mrs Guyer in A Winsome Widow at the Moulin Rouge. Bernard Granville replaces Earl Benham as Rashleigh Gay. Jardon debuts a new song and Granville performs a new eccentric dance in Act II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jardeon
Moulin Rouge
Dorothy Jardon
Emmy Wehlen
Mrs. Guyer
Bernard Granville
Earl Benham
Rashleigh Gay
Miss Jardon
Mr. Granville
Hall Roosevelt Marries in Boston
Miss Margaret Richardson wed G Hall Roosevelt at Kings Chapel Boston crowd included Boston society and visitors from others cities. The bride is daughter of Dr Maurice H Richardson of Beacon Street and the groom is cousin of ex President Theodore Roosevelt. The couple will live in Cambridge while he completes Harvard senior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Kings Chapel
Margaret Richardson
G. Hall Roosevelt
Maurice H. Richardson
Beacon Street
Roosevelt
Elliot Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Howard N. Brown
Ruth Harrington
Eleanor Benson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Gertrude Hunnewell
Frances Q. Nichols
Margaret Ramsey
Rosell. Saltonstall
Kate S. Farrington
E. P. Richardson
M. H. Richardson, Jr
N. B. Richardson
P. Cooper Bryce
Vanderbilt Webb
Richard Baker
Lincoln McVeagh
Charles T. Abeles
Caarion Fremont Smith
Loring Bolon
Cambridge
Mr. Roosevelt
Harvard
Singing for Sane Fourth in New York City
The Music Committee calls all singers in the five boroughs to perform for the Safe and Sane Fourth Celebration. From 9 AM to 11 PM crowds will hear continuous song across the city. Soloists quartets and glee clubs are invited with preference for times of day. address Sumner Gerard 60 Broadway to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Safe and Sane
Sumner Gerard
Broadway
Passengers for Europe aboard liners and arrivals
Transatlantic liners sailing to day list passengers for Lusitania Kronprinz Wilhelm Noordam and New York ships with extensive passenger rosters. Names include Mrs. J. L. Ferguson, Countess de Rougemont, Rev. F. E. Mortimer, and many others. Kensington manifests show numerous families and officials bound for Europe.
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Lusitania
Liverpool
F. Alderson
G. W. Anderson
R. A. Anthony
T. S. Avery
B. R. Baldwin
L. H. Bancroft
Dorothy Bates
E. P. Bennett
E. Bergin
C. C. Biddle
James Bishop
L. B. Boyd
B. S. Boyce
E. P. Brown
Florence E. Brown
D. L. Burgess
C. W. Butler
C. Canfield
A. C. Clark
A. B. Clapp
J. Clayton
F. E. Clacke
A. R. Cole
H. 8. Collins
Col. S. Pomeroy Colt
G. Courage
E. B. Dahlgren
Mary P. Davidson
Howard Gould
J. W. Grant
F. G. Griswold
F. E. Grosvenor
W. T. Hardy
R. W. Harris
Loomis Havemyer
Julia Havemeyer
H. Hunter
T. R. Hyde
Russell Jackson
C. W. Keith
R. E. Knight
E. H. Southern
T. M. Spaulding
Alma Stanley
T. Stevens
A. L. Sutton
J. B. Tailor
C. M. Thomas
Co. W. Underhill
M. A. de Vries
J. C. Wallace
W. A. Wheelock
James Whitaker
J. W. Williams
Dora Williams
M. A. Yardley
Horace G. Young
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
A. Anthony
Charles Barger
A. P. Atterbury
R. M. Bell
W. P. Burke
H. Colgan
H. Collins
J. A. Curtin
A. Cutler
L. J. Daniels
R. G. Dodge
J. F. Fielding
M. H. Finger
E. A. Fisher
E. A. Freeman
Charles A. H. Gould
W. C. Green
Countess Marie Grote
D. Harrison
W. Armstrong
C. Baker
Beckwith
Clara Bentley
G. A. Bliss
G. M. Campbell
J. M. Campbell
Mary M. Carter
B. Carter
R. E. Clark
R. T. Coleman
A. Collins
Clinton
T. Knox
T. B. Lewis
C. Lathrop
J. C. Mackenzie
G. F. Malcolm
E. Nichols
Baron
Baroness H. van Oldenell
A. Parker
M. W. Stanley
Fred B. Stimson
G. O. Wild
G. Walter Willis
Louis Wolsey
Anna
Yerkes
Burbank Young
New York
Southampton
Philip Becker
A. Biddle
Biddle
A. M. Evans
James Gamble
Social Notes Chase Summer Voyages and Weddings
Islip resident Mrs H H Hollister sails on Saturday and plans a four month motor tour in England and the Continent. Duke of Sutherland departs from Canada aboard the Lusitania for London and returns in September. Several couples travel for summer, including Harriot, Ely, and the Eaton party heading to New London races. Weddings unfold with Miss Tierney at St Patrick Cathedral and Miss Moran at the Church of the Incarnation.
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H. H. Hollister
Islip
L. T
England
Continent
Duke of Sutherland
Ritz-Carlton
Canada
Lusitania
London
Henry W. Eaton
Mabel Hite in Critical Condition After Complications
Mabel Hite wife of baseball player Mike Donlin remains seriously ill at Dr. Bull's Sanitarium as peritonitis complications emerge following an appendectomy. She appeared at the Alhambra Theatre last week and previously led vaudeville sketches with her Clowns in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabe Hite
Comedienne
Bull
Miss Hite
Mike Donlin
Alhambra Theatre
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Mabel Hite
Satterlee Improving After Minor Operation
Herbert L. Satterlee, son in law of J Pierpont Morgan, is said to be improving after a minor operation last Wednesday at General Memorial Hospital. He was operated on by Dr W B Coley and is expected to be out in about ten days if recovery continues. He married Miss Louisa Pierpont Morgan in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. Pierpont Morgan
General Memorial Hospital
East Thirtysixth Street
Mr. Satterlee
W. B. Coley
East Forty-first Street
Louisa Pierpont Morgan
Correction on Roosevelt Africa visit wardrobe report
E H Smalley lawyer and Hamilton Club member of Chicago denied a Times claim that he appeared at the Waldorf Astoria in cream colored trousers during Roosevelt’s June 1910 Africa return. Hotel officials found no evidence of any unconventional dress on that occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Smalley
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
Africa
Times
Waldorf- Astoria
Smalley
Mr. Smalley
Walter Damrosch signs Major for The Dove of Peace debut
Theatre notes report Garrick Major joins Walter Damrosch for the leading comedy role in The Dove of Peace to open early fall at the Broadway Theatre. Also announced are Sidney Grant and Charlotte Greenwood for The Passing Show of 1912 at Winter Garden, and Arthur Cunningham joining Gilbert and Sullivan tour replacing Richard Temple at the Casino Theatre. Matt Singer plans a move into motion pictures with Carnegie Alaska-Siberia rights and US rights talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Garrick Major
Broadway
Mr. Major
Suzanne
Sidney Grant
Charlotte Greenwood
Winter Garden
Arthur Cunningham
Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company
Richard Temple
Casino Theatre
Matt E. Singer
Europe
Chicago
Illinois
Week's Theater Bills At Multiple New York Venues
The Academy of Music stock company opens a Summer run at the Fox Theatre with The Fortune Hunter. Manhattan Opera House presents The Deep Purple. Proctor's Fifth Avenue features Squaring Accounts with credits to Fletcher, Mann, Mirano, and others. Maud Lambert headlines at Keith's Union Square with Ernest Ball. Victoria's May Yohe promotes Visions d Art and more. New Brighton Theatre at Brighton Beach lists Dressler and Kelly among others.
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Academy of Music Stock Company
Fox Theatre
Fourteenth Street
Academy of Music
Manhattan Opera House
Deep Purple
Corse Payton
West End
Grace van Studdiford
Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Sam Mann
Mirano Brothers
James C. Mullen
Alan Coogan
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Harry Breen
de Lisle
Maud Lambert
Ernest Ball
B. F. Keith
Union Square
Wellington Cross
Lois Josephine
Harry Beresford
Old New York
Joe Jackson
Fields and Lewis
Ed Corelli
Charles Gillette
Carl McCullough
Dennis Brothers
Prof. Pope
Talking Dog
May Yohe
Ats Traction
Hammerstein
Victoria Entre
Roof Garden
Jesse Lasky
Valerie Bergere
Trude Vanderbilt
George Moore
Weston
Ids
Carroll
James H. Cullen
Mosher
Hayes
Mrs Julia Curtiss Lawrence Regains Legal Capacity
In Bridgeport Connecticut on June 17 1907 after a long probate fight Judge Elmore Banks discharged as conservator and Mrs Julia Watts Curtiss Lawrence wife of Dr G Alfred Lawrence of New York City is restored to full legal capacity. The courts in Fairfield and Westport had earlier appointed committees due to concerns over estate finances and over her conservatorship. The New York Supreme Court had named a committee for her New York family. one member resigned and Banks plans to seek release by the High Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bridgeport
Conn
Julia Watts Curtiss-Lawrence
W.fe
G. Alfred Lawrence
New York City
Elmore S. Banks
Fairfield
B. D. Bradley
Westport
John C. Shaw
New York
Supreme Court of New York
Shaw
Banks
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Rex Beach May Lose Sight Again
A Seattle telegram to The New York Times reports author Rex E. Beach has eye disease that could permanently impair or destroy his vision. Beach previously suffered snow blindness in 1902 and temporary vision loss in 1906 during travels near Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New York
Timms
Rex E. Beach
Beach
Jack Leedy
Mr. Beach
Candle Creek
Alaska
Nome
Miles Glacier
Glacier Bear
West Seventieth Street
Lake Ryee N. J
Harper & Brothers
Charles E. Satterlee Dead After Long Railway Career
Charles Edward Satterlee, for thirty seven years Secretary and Treasurer of the Texas and Pacific Railway and President of the Opelousas Gulf and Northeastern Railway, died of heart disease in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey. He was eighty and had long been in ill health. Born June 15 1832 in Brooklyn he helped form and lead railroads through reorganizations and expansions. He lived at 181 Park Place Brooklyn and was the last surviving child of Capt. John Rathbonetterlee. He was a member of the Veterans Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Satterlee
Texas & Pacific Railway Company
Opelousas, Gulf & Northeastern Railway Company
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Mr. Satterlee
George R. Satterlee
Marshall O. Roberts
New York
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Road
Jay Gould
Louisiana
Park Place
Brooklyn
John Rathbonetterlee
Satterlee
Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Association
Wennesday
Kornfeld
Ligrontenac
Edgemere
IL. I
Charles Kornfeld
Julius
Henry
Emil
Edward
Alfred
Ottilis Hyams
Mount Zion Cemetery
James F. O'Beirne
Mary
James O'Beirne
East 20Th St
Church of St. Joseph
Waverley
Saidler
Emily
William Saidler
Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
8Th Av
Sapterlee
New Jersey
John Rathbone Satterlee
Seymour
East 26Th St
Herbert Seymour
Calvary Church
21St St
4Th Av
Taylor
Mary Lee
P. W. Taylor
Schermerhorn St
Watson
Montclair
Elizabeth Watson
Charles Henry Watson
Clarence D
Old Republican founder Hugh McDowell dies at 97
Hugh McDowell, 97, a founder of the Republican Party and Peters Township resident, died at his Washington County home. He attended the first Republican National Convention in Pittsburgh in 1856 and remained keenly interested in politics, having his newspapers read to him daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburgh
Penn
Hugh McDowell
Peters Township
Washington County
McDowell
John C. Fremont
Chicago
Bonnell dies at 61 heir of Harper Brothers founder
John Harper Bonnell grandson of Harper Brothers founder died in Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital from nasal growth at age 61. Born in New York City he entertained General Grant at his grandfather's Fifth Avenue home and later became an ink manufacturer known in publishing circles. He retired in 1900 and started a granite quarry business in New Jersey. He is survived by a widow and six children. He belonged to the Chamber of Commerce and several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harper Bonnell
John Harper
Harper Brothers
Manhattan
Mr. Bonnell
General U. 5
Bonnell
Pompton Junction
N. J
Chamber of Commerce
Ossining Republican Leader Gasper W. Travis Dies
Gasper W. Travis longtime Ossining Republican leader and town supervisor died at his home. Born October 28, 1855 in Kent Putnam County he was appointed a Sing Sing Prison guard in 1880 and had lived in Ossining since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Mobile Police Chief Giblin Dies After Illness
Mobile police chief V A Giblin veteran of the International Police Chiefs Association died in Mobile after ten days of kidney operation illness. He helped capture fugitives from other cities and was honored for bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
V. A. Giblin
New York Times
Ala
International Police Chiefs’ Association
Policeman O Connell Dies After River Rescue Heroic Act
Brooklyn policeman Thomas B. O Connell aged 28 died at Holy Name Hospital from tuberculosis contracted during a January river rescue. He joined the Police Department in 1909 and served at East Fifty first Street Station. He resided at 26 Middagh Street Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. O’connell
Holy Name
Hospital
Brooklyn
East River
O’connell
Police Department
East Fifty-first Street
Middagh Street
Dr. H. W. Johnston Dies En Route to Bloomington
Dr. H. W. Johnston, elected head of the National Athletic Association earlier today, collapsed and died on a train while en route to Bloomington. A longtime Latin professor at Indiana University, Johnston was born March 18, 1859 in Rushville and authored several classical works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Johnston
Bloomington
Ind
Eee
National Athletic Association
Indiana University
Harold Whetstone Johnston
Rushvill Fire
Elmer A. Allen Dies at 67 in New York
Elmer A. Allen lawyer of 42 Broadway died yesterday at St. Luke's Hospital in his sixty eighth year. Born in Amelia Dutchess County New York he practiced law in New York since 1876. He engaged in municipal reform work with the Good Government Club and Citizens Union and served as trustee of common schools. He was a Republican then Cleveland Democrat then independent. Survived by a widow and daughter. home at 63 West 190th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Allen
Broadway
St. Luke's Hospital
Amelia
Dutchess County
N. Y
John A
Mary Allen
Dutchess County Academy
Poughkeepsie
Union College
Schenectady
New York
Allen
Good Government Club
Citizens’ Union
Common Schools
Ee Ward
Grant
Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association
Union College Alumni Association
Civil Service Reform Association
West 190Th Street
Obituary Notes Highlight Numerous Notables
A long obituary list reports deaths of lawyers, bankers, veterans, and professionals across New York and New Jersey. Names include James F. O Beirne, John Bowne Bunn, T Edward Hayes, Elizabeth Watson, Bevier Goldsmith, James Kbanzaaly, Hugh McDowell, Eli Janney, Eberhard Dittrich, John Cahoon, Joseph Becker, Thomas Sheehan, John MacMurtie, Thomas Woelfel, James McManus, Herbert Seymour, Albert Gehrke, Will et Hicks, John Armstrong. Died at home or in hospitals, ages from 34 to 97, with varied careers and ties to firms, clubs, and towns. The notice notes residences in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Montclair, Canonsburg, Philadelphia, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. O’beirne
West Forty-fourth Street
East Twentieth Street
James O’ Beirne
John Bowne Bunn
Walter H. Bunn
Queens
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Cooperstown
N. Y
Boys’ High School
Trinity College
Hartford
T. Edward Hayes
Howell Hinchman Company
Middletown
Elizabeth Watson
Charles Henry Watson
Clarence Dow Sheldon
Llewellyn Road
Montclair
N. J
Bevier Goldsmith
New
Hugh McDowell
Pittsburgh
Canonsburg
Penn
Eli H. Janney
Robert E. Lee
Alexandria
Major Janney
Eberhard William Dittrich
East Eighty-first Street
Dr. Dittrich
Bonn
Germany
Bellevue Medical School
Post Graduate Hospital
Odd Fellows
Uptonport
Westchester County
John Cahoon
West 123d Street
Cahoon
Central Republican Club
Joseph V. Becker
Lawrence Avenue
Thomas P. Sheehan
Brighton
Mass
John Macmurtie
Philadelphia
Frankford Avenue
One Hundred and Lighteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Thomas Woelfel
Cleveland
Ohio
Jersey City
Europe
James McManus
Fth Street
Ireland
Herbert Seymour
Brown Brothers & Co
Bankers
Wall Street
East Twenty-sixth Street
New York Yacht and
Calumet Clubs
Albert Gehrke
Prussia
Denmark
Austria
Mr. Gehrke
Meriden
Parkersville
Conn
Willet Hicks
Glen Cove
L. 1
William Hicks
Gertrude Hicks
John H. Armstrong
Macon Street
Tarrytown
Elizabeth Kerr
Marriages Tie Eleanor Brown to Charles Everitt
On June 17 1912 at Trinity Church New York Eleanor Minturn Brown wed Charles Frederick Everitt Rev Joseph Warren Hill officiated. Also at Kings Chapel Boston on June 17 Margaret Richardson daughter of Dr and Mrs Maurice H Richardson wed Gracie Hall Roosevelt son of the late Elliott Roosevelt of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everitt—Brown
Trinity Church
New York
Joseph Warren Hill
Eleanor Minturn Brown
Charles Frederick Everitt
Roosevelt — Richardson
Kings Chapel
Boston
Margaret Richardson
Maurice H. Richardson
Gracie Hall Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Jersey City and Newark Marriage Notices
Jersey City Mary Osman married Michael Gavaghan on June 16. Yonkers Irene L Bohmer wed William E De Forest on June 14. Yonkers Annie Walker married David Muir on June 14. Queens Margaret Youngling wed George J Bagtey on June 15. Greenport Alma Wheaton wed Stuart H Bush on June 15. Cedarhurst Net tle Remsen wed Frank Le R. Wicks on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Newark
Gavaghan—Osman
Mary Osman
Michael Gavaghan
Westchester County
DE Forest—Bohmer
Yonkers
Irene L. Bohmer
William
E. de Forest
Mutr—Campbell
Annie Walker
David Muir
Long Island
Baglepy — Youngling
Queens
Margaret Youngling
George J. Bagtey
Bush
Wheaton
Greenport
Alma
Stuart H. Bush
Wicks
Remsen
Cedarhurst
Nettle Remsen
Frank le R. Wicks
Funeral notices from New York 1912 civil obituaries snapshot
June 17 1912 deaths include Elmer A. Allen L. I. at St Luke's Hospital 67. Harriet Wallis Christopher ton Lynbrook widow of A Morton Bailey service Christ Church Lynbrook interment Goshen. Annie Bennett 49 services at The Funeral Church 241 West 23d St. Martin J Bernhardt died June 16 funeral June 18. Annie J Caf frey 176 West 105th St. Requiem at Church of the Ascension. John M Hallenck son of Deming family died June 15. Bevier Goldsmith upper Montclair 69. Funeral notices give addresses and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
Bernhardt
Martin J. Bernhardt
Bonnell
John Harper Bonnell
Marret C. Bonnell
Funeral Arch
West 23d
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Bullard
Litchfield
Conn
Elizabeth Belcher
William Lurhner
Ella Belcher Bullard
Bridge
Matthew J
Maria T. Caffrey
Catherine
J. M. Caffrey
A. Rauber
West 105Th St
Masa
Church of the Ascension
West 107Th St
Oneida
Littleton
N. H
Deming
John M Hallenck
L. Deming
Upper Montclair
N. J
Bevier Goldsmith
Frank Mull
Valley Place
Athens
N. Y
Death notices from June 1912 New York area briefed
A collection of obituaries and funeral notices across New York and New Jersey records June 1912. Names include Harbison Hayes Kornfeld Kraft Myers McIlbaine O Beirne Saidler Satterlee Seymour Taylor Watson Bayer Connolly Curtis Decker Fergber Hartley Hunter Miner O Connell Reynolds Rowe White Bayer Bradley Brooks Dowie Dower Deshons Dooley Downey Ennis Fenske Flanagan Keenan Hahn Hubbs Keenan Keller King McLaughlin Messett Moran Murfitt Jane Quinn Roche Schutz Schultz Schweikert Margaret Vernol Werner Anderson Anderson Clark Edna Cobb Drumgould Annie Engler Fitzpatrick Harding Heaton Heller Howe Howe Kent Klemm McMahon McManus Maguire Marx Ortis Patterson Pott Rommel Ryan P Smith Smith Szontag Steiner Taylor Woeffl Wolfe Boyle Capek Delehanty Gill Hicks Labate Menivers Pacovsky Sutton Vaughan Walk er Virginia Weatchester Armething Joan and William A. in various towns including Newark Jersey City Hoboken Long Island City Islip Larchmont Irvington-on-Hudson and more. Interments listed as private or at specific cemeteries with funeral times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Mary L
Patchen
Bradley
Annie
Hall St
Brooks
Sara J
McDonough St
Dowie
Annie D
St. Nicholas
M. Deshons
Emily E
Gates
M. Dooley
James W
Court St
Downey
Richard
Kings County Hospital
ENNIS
Hart St
Flanagan
Mary A
Vanderbilt Av
Keithan
Lena
Nassau St
Hahn
Herman
Avenue IL
East 93d St
M. Hubbs
William G
Kent
A. M. Keenan
Bridget
Pacific St
N. M. Keller
Caroline
Graham
Messett
Franklin C
East 31St
Co Moran
John J
Kent Av
P. M. Murfitt
Jane
North Oxford St
Quinn
William
23D
Vernol
Emma C
Macon &St
Hoboken
Jersey City
Newark
Anderson
Robert A
Academy St. Newark
Michael
Bay St
Clark
Edna E
Lt. S
Cobb
Annie T
South 18Th St
Neweark
Walnut St
Newsark
Morow
Engler
Ursula M
F Fitzpatrick
Thomas
Montgomery St
Harding
John
North 11Th St
Heaton
Susan B
1St St
Heller
Howe
Carteret Av
Patrick
8Th St
Conrad
Merchant St
McMahon
Margaret
18Th St
McManus
Maguire
James
Jersey
Marx
Philip C
Ortis
Washington St
Pott
Carrie L
Paterson St
Rommel
Karolina
Chadwick
Ryan
Catherine
Rutgers
P Smith
John V
Neptune
Smith
Josephine A
15Th
Szontag
Frank
Garden St
Masses and services listed for Annie Cahill Margaret Colbert and Bridget O Hara
In Wemnoham California and New Jersey parishes, announcements show Annie Cahill at St James Newark Mass 9 30 A M today Margaret Colbert at St Peters Jersey City tomorrow 815 A M and Bridget O Hara at St Patricks Brooklyn tomorrow 10 A M with service times noted
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Frank E. Wallis
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Vaux
Strover
Wallis
Lenox
Academy of Design
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Hunt
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Olmstead
W. B. van Ingen
Umpire Rock
Columbus Circle
Olmstead and
Transverse Road
Sixty-sixth Street
Mr. van Ingen
Mr. Stover
Parks and Playgrounds Association
Mary A. Hewitt
Women’s Municipal
Riverside Park
Ferrucio Vitale
East Side Settlement
Yorkville Merchants Association
Alexander S. Bacon
Liberty Street
John W. Herbert
Nassau Street
Philbin
Antoine Chiris
Grasse
France
Dept. “Bd
Platt St
Adams—Pfaelzer
Justice
Hall Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Sane
Theodore A Kohn & Son
321
Bit Avenue
Social Notes
Mrs. S. Carman Harriot
White Mountains
Albert H. Ely
A. H. Ely, Jr
L. I
Craig Biddle
Manhatan
Giraud Foster
Belmont
M. Mitchell- Thomson
Hilary R. Chambers
West Seventy-first Street
George L. Andrews
Andrews
Gotham
Magnolia
Nathan A. Seagle
West
Sixtyninth Street
Asheville
N. C
Walter Watson
Miss Duncan
Plaza
Frances Tierney
John M. Tierney
Norton A. Walters
Sst
Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Regis
Dorothy Moran
Amadee Depau Moran
East Sixty-fourth Street
Malcolm McBurney
Charles McBurney
Church of the Incarnation
Edward Manice
Druid
Narragansett
William H. Hornblower
Mr. E. H. Smalley
the Waldorf
Rex Beach
Charles E. Satterlee
The
Texas and Pacific Railway
Gasper W. Travis
R. Simpson & CO
West 42d St
67Th St
Swift & Company
Attees
Bryant
Barry
John F
Nerth
Dzey
P. Connolly
Jonhn
East 43d
Curtis - Henry J
East Sith St
Decker
Joseph V
Lawrence St
Fergber
Greenwich
Hartley
Alice M
New Brighton
S. L
Anderson Av
Bronx
Rowe
East 45Th St
White
West 141St St
Boyle
Elizabeth
East Av
Long Island City
Capek
Delehanty
Mabel L
Walker
Virginia
Bay Shore
Neral
Weatchester County
Armethong
Joan H
Anne ‘L
Irvington-on-Hudston
William A
Larchmont
Wemnoham
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
East
Ste WN
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