Boers Cut Wires and Skirmishes Near Ficksburg Reported
June dispatches describe renewed Boer pressure near Ficksburg with outpost skirmishes daily and rails disrupted by Malana Bridge destruction or undermining. Lord Roberts crowds huts for 30,000 men while prisoners and arms change hands. losses include 2 killed and 1 officer and 48 wounded.
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Ficksburg
de Villiers
Hermann
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Bethlehem
Free State
Lorenzo Marques
Malanaz
Swaziland
The
Times
Malana
Bloemfontein
Daily Mail
Daily Express
New York
Kruger
Pretoria
Buller
Laing
Nek Tunnel
Charlestown
Mafeking
Deelfonteiin
War Office
Leeuw Spruit
Kroonstad
Zand
Wredefort
Wakkerstroom Town Guard Surrenders to British Forces
In Volkstrust Transvaal on June 19 the Town Guard of Wakkerstroom surrendered to British troops. A number of Minuters with several American made rifles were handed in. General Hildyard has returned to the area.
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Volksrust
Transvaal
Wakkerstroom
Hildyard
Chamberlain on the War in a London Speech
Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain addressed the Women's Liberal Unionist Association in London. He said the South African negotiations leave no seeds of future trouble and hailed Anglo American support while predicting a pivotal empire defining election if it comes.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Women's
Liberal-Unionist Association
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Chamberlain
United Kingdom
South Africa
Great Britain
West Indian Regiment to Reinforce Gambia in Ashanti Conflict
Kingston reports the War Office ordered the West India Regiment to prepare for deployment to Gambia in Western Africa to fight the Sofas. Demerara offered 4 volunteers and a Maxim gun for Ashanti service. About 275 Kingston Infantry Militia men volunteered yesterday. A Prahsu dispatch says Captain Wilson and ten men were killed, with seventeen wounded, as 140 West African frontiersmen clashed with rebels between Pekwai and Kusha.
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West India Regiment
War Office
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Kingston Infantry
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Wilson
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Kumuassi
Bank President to Resign in Jersey City
Richard Washburn, president of the Hudson County National Bank in Jersey City, announced he will resign before the board at a regular meeting next Friday due to poor health. His physician says only absolute rest offers a chance of recovery. Possible successors named include Cornelius Zabriskie Dr John D McGill and Nelson J H W Edge.
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Richard
Washburn
Hudson County National Bank
Jersey City
South Cove
Policeman Ryan Trial Court Testimony Evidence
Policeman John F. Ryan of Mercer Street faced President York of the Police Board over a June incident alleged by Lizzie Dougherty and Hannah Mahoney at 52 Market Street. W J McKenna testified for Ryan, saying only that Ryan questioned Dougherty. York ordered a minute of testimony and Grand Jury consideration to stop alleged perjury.
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John F. Ryan
Mercer Street
Police Board
Lizzie Dougherty
Cherry Street
Market Street
Hannah Mahoney
Dougherty
W. J. McKenna
Pleasant Avenue
Ryan
Inspector Cross
McKenna
Louis Grant
Arrests of Women in Tenderloin Arraignments
In Jefferson Market yesterday morning Detectives arraigned two young women Jennie Henry twenty and Meira Harrigan seventeen from West Thirty-sixth Street. Henry claimed innocence and both women fainted at the courtyard gate before being discharged by Magistrate Deuel.
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Tenderloin
Jefferson Market
Jennie Henry
Tenth Avenue
Meira Harrigan
West Thirty-sixth Street
Deuel
Harrigan
Thirtieth Street
Broadway
Henry
Thirty-third Street
Samuel Henry
Miss Henry
Victoria Tiatel
Sergt. Timms
Victoria Hotel
Sergt. Tims
Harlem
Twenty-eighth Street
Thomas
Rebecca Jackson
West Twenty-eighth Street
Woodward Hall Dedication Marks College Week At St John’s
A ceremony at St John’s College Annapolis dedicated the Henry Williams Woodward Hall. Dr. Thomas Fell presented the building to P H Tuck of Baltimore who presided. Bishop Seymour spoke for the Woodward family. J Wirt Randall gave the dedication address. The armory basement and science labs upstairs were outlined. King William’s School heritage and notable alumni were highlighted.
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Henry Williams Woodward
St. John’s College
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P. H. Tuck
Baltimore
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J. Wirt Randall
James M. Munroe
Marshall Oliver
King William’s School
United States
National House of Representatives
Maryland House of Delegates
Maryland
Henry Wiliams Woodward
Seymour
St. John
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Edwin A. Seidewitz
James T. Woodward
Reginald Woodward
William Woodward
New York
Judge Woodward
Orphans’ Court
Anne Arundel County
Charles W. Baldwin
Summerfield Baldwin
Richard Baldwin
Waterbury
John Gill
George H. Stuart
T. T. Caswell
T. C. Walton
Joseph P. McComas
G. W. Dame
Presiaha
The
Hanover National Bank
Newark
Will Ryan Committed Over Alcoholism and Fortune
In Cincinnati June 19 Will Ryan thirty two son of former Burnet House porter Hugh Ryan was sent to Longview Insane Asylum for alcoholism. His father’s will left him forty thousand dollars if he quit drinking which he attempted to do by filing the will and sending Ryan to a sanitarium. Attorney H Roberts guardian moved to commit him to Longview while neighbors say he enjoyed a habit of knocking people down and drinking on credit. His share now becomes part of the estate.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Will Ryan
Hugh Ryan
Burnet House
Longview Insane Asylum
Ryan
H Roberts
Longview
Tremont Reverend George Nixon Celebrates 25 Years
A reception honored Rev. George Nixon of Tremont Presbyterian Church on his twenty fifth pastorate anniversary. Nixon, lured from West Farms in June, built a large congregation and Sunday school. Rev. Dr. George W. F. Birch spoke, and Capt. Carl Randrup presented a silver casket with a substantial check.
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Tremont Presbyterian Church
One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street
Washington Avenue
Nixon
West Farms Presbyterian Church
Tremont Church
George W. F. Birch
East One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Street’ Presbyterian Church
Carl E. Randrup
Oxford Bible Case Settled by U S Circuit Court
Judge Wheeler issued a final decree in the case of the Chancellor, masters, and scholars of the University of Oxford against Wilmore Andrews Publishing Company of New York. The university is entitled to exclusive use of the designation Oxford and Oxford Bible and the coat of arms. The defendant is perpetually restrained from using the word Oxford in Bible publication not by Oxford University.
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United States Circuit Court
University of Oxford
Wilmore-Andrews Publishing Company
New York
Oxford
Oxford Press
Wilmoere-Andrews Publishing Company
Oxford University
Law and Order League Officers Named in City Assembly District
The Law and Order League of the Federation of Churches in the Twenty first Assembly District organized at St. Michael's Parish House. Officers elected include Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman as President with Thomas Cochrane and M. J. McDougall as Vice Presidents. E. M. Willis is Secretary and George McCullough Treasurer. The group aims to suppress liquor law violations in the district.
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St. Michael's Parish House
Ninety-ninth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
J. Wilbur Chapman
Thomas Cochrane
M. J. McDougall
E. M. Willis
George McCullough
Assembly
Cabinet moves to dismiss Lieutenant Governor McInnes
Ottawa cabinet meets to consider McInnes tenure in British Columbia amid multiple governments. Martin defeats trigger calls for resignation. legislature pushes for removal. House of Commons votes 36 to 7 against Yukon representation before next year’s census.
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New York Times
Ottawa
British Columbia
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McInnes
Martin
Mcinness
House of Commons
Charles Tupper
Yukon Territory
Wilfrid Laurier
Cornell Class Day Observed at Ithaca in 1900
Cornell University, Ithaca, held its 1900 class day in the armory with J. H. Gould as class orator and J. B. Nolan memorial orator. L. M. Hanmer ivy orator, Miss E. W. Jewell essayist, Miss H. D. Binkerda poet, A. M. Garretson historian, H. W. Faust prophet. Memorial pipe given by F. M. Randall received by James O'Malley. Weather favorable, senior ball and music by a 50-piece band concluded the day.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
J. H. Gould
Seneca Falls
J. B. Nolan
Reading
Penn
L. M. Hanmer
Bradford
E. W. Jewell
Portland
H. D. Binkerda
Brooklyn
A. M. Garret
City approves 3.5 million bond plan for new schools
The council passed a 3.5 million dollar bond issue for school buildings and sites after protracted negotiations. Opposition from Councilman Cassidy held up the measure at three meetings, but after absences and parliamentary maneuvering a 22 vote majority was achieved.
Social whirl as New Yorkers sail and celebrate in season
The article notes cool weather keeping people in town while Long Island and city events unfold. Golf tours at Knollwood, polo at Meadow Brook, and several evening concerts are planned. It highlights a broad slate of society sailings, weddings, class day at Harvard, and society figures attending an Norton charity event in London.
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Long Island Seashore
Knollwood
Passenger fares raised on Chicago to New York trains
Chicago reports that passenger fares between Chicago and New York will increase on all trains covering the distance in under twenty-eight hours. An extra one dollar per hour under the twenty-eight hour limit will be charged, following a meeting of rail presidents to settle the long standing excess fare dispute. The Pennsylvania Company previously enforced the rule, prompting other lines to act or extend runtimes.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Company
The
Road
Smith College Commencement Plans Largest Class
Smith College in Northamption mass held its twenty second annual commencement exercises. The graduating class numbered 225 the largest to date. Degrees awarded included 107 Bachelor of Arts 112 Bachelor of Literature 4 Bachelor of Music and 2 Bachelor of Science. Anne Ide Barrows and Julie Nelson Colles received the M A degree. Hamilton A Mabie editor of The Outlook delivered the commencement oration.
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Smith College
Nortampton
Mass
Smith
Anne Ide Barrows
B. L
Providence
R. I
Julie Nelson Colles
B.L
Wellesley College
Morristown
N. J
Hamilton A. Mabie
The
Outlook
Admissions to Normal College list graduates
The Fall entrance list shows Public School No. 97 pupils entering the Normal College, noting graduates from Public School No. 93 and private pupils from No. 98. Names include Nora Gordon Grace Crawford Caro Jennys Helen Eichbold Constance Lenauer Helen Montegriffi May Owens Emma Keeley Elizabeth Ahearn Marguerite Lind Matilda Beeker with respective scores.
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Normal College
Nora Gordon
Grace Crawford
Caro Jennys
Helen Eichbold
Constance Lenauer
Helen Montegriffi
May Owens
Emma Keeley
Elizabeth Ahearn
Marguerite Lind
Matilda Beeker
Bulletin Warns Hazing May Endanger New Students
The Faculty posts on campus that hazing of Columbia admission candidates risks interfering with recreation between exams and could jeopardize passing entrance tests. It states that students would not intentionally harm candidates or the university’s reputation.
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Columbia University
Woman Seeks Writ to Free Miss Fuller
William H. Forman of 116 Nassau Street filed for a writ of habeas corpus to compel the Manhattan State Asylum to produce Miss Jane Fuller who has been confined about two and a half years. The case, claiming an lack of a proper order, will be heard by Justice Andrews Friday. Miss Fuller, about 35, once ran a New Rochelle hairdressing business and in New York warned a Wall Street broker that his son would be harmed unless disturbances ceased. She was taken to the Tombs Bellevue and then to the asylum. her mother died recently, and Mrs. A. D. Whipple of New Rochelle now pursues release backing her sanity.
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William H. Forman
Nassau Street
Manhattan State Asylum
Jane Fuller
New Rochelle
Wall Street
Miss Fuller
Tombs
Bellevue
Asylum
A. D. Whipple
Smith College funds boost Seelye Hall debt and scholarship
Northampton Mass June 19 President Seelye announced gifts toward Seelye Hall debt Rodney Wallace ex congressman Fitchburg gave 20000 John J Albright Buffalo 10000 and Dr Mudge New York 2000 to found a scholarship Albright's daughter was among today's graduates.
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Northampton
Mass
Seelye
Smith College Today
Rodney Wallace
Fitchburg
John J. Albright
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Mudge
New York
Albright
Public School Drawing Exhibit At 157th Street
Drawings by Mixed High School students from 157th Street Third Avenue and the annexes at 144th Street Mott Avenue and 173rd Street Third Avenue are on display this week in the main building at 157th Street Third Avenue. The showing runs daily from opening to 5 PM including Friday. The work demonstrates twenty lesson progressions across first to third years under Miss Dela Massey and Miss Ruth Merington with the Saracenic ornamental designs in color highlighted as the exhibit’s most advanced piece.
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Dela P. Massey
Ruth Merington
Feigned Insanity to Evade Fare Arrest in Jersey City
William Scanlon of Hoboken was arrested at Jersey City’s Pennsylvania Railroad Station after tripping the 9:16 Lehigh Valley train from Easton. The conductor charged him with feigning insanity to avoid paying his fare. he admitted the false claim to Detective O'Brien. Police Justice Hoos fined $5 and jailed him thirty days for nonpayment.
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William Scanlon
Hoboken
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Easton
Penn
Jeremiah O'Brien
Hoos
Jayne's Expectorant Advocated for Cold Sickness Relief
In serious colds or when doctors are absent, the advertisement urges using Jayne's Expectorant as the trusted remedy for relief. It emphasizes the medicine as the right choice in lack of medical guidance.
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Jayne
Annie Hussey Buried After Oscawanna Island Drowning
hundreds of children gathered at 71 West One Hundred Fourth Street to glimpse Annie Hussey eleven, drowned at Oscawanna Island picnic. A white casket, flowers, and procession followed to Mount Hope Cemetery.
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West One Hundred and Fourth Street
Columbus
Manhattan Avenues
Annie Hussey
Oscawanna Island
West End
Church of the Ascension
Mount Hope Cemetery
New York Times Offer for Home Delivery
Daily and Sunday New York Times available at nine cents a week. Subscribe in advance through your news dealer to ensure delivery at your home as dealers cannot take back unsold copies.
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NEW York Times
New York Tmes
Social season updates from Newport society news
Miss Madeline Goddard returns to Providence after a visit. Mrs. W. P. Thompson comes back from Baltimore to join her husband for the season at their cottage. Notables include Reginald Vanderbilt, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, and the Schermerhorns arriving for summer at Newport villas along Narragansett Avenue and Catherine Street.
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Newport
Madeline Goddard
Providence
W. P. Thompson
Baltimore
American National Bank of
Walter G. Brown
Edward J
Frank J. Bicknall
Harrison Avenue
Brenton’s Cove
Marchant Farm
Reginald Vanderbilt
New York
Muenching- King Cottage
Stuyvesant Fish
Crossways
New Cliffs Hotel
Charles L. Lovering
Burbank
Boston
Mary B. Stevens
Charles G. Stevens
Lynn
Southard
Llitze
Carl Rossie
Mystic
Conn
Cynthia Burke-Roche
F. ©. Jones
Thomas Hitchcock
William C. Schermerhorn
Miss Schermerhorn
Narragansett Avenue
Catherine Street
W. Butler Duncan
Perry Tiffany
Hermann Oelrich
Benjamin Thaw
George B. de Forest
Arthur Astor Carr
Day's Weddings at Hotel Savoy
In the Hotel Savoy parlor yesterday afternoon Dr. Herman Silverman and Miss Gertrude Rubin wed, officiated by Rev. Dr Schulman with Rev. Bernard Hast assisting. Guests filled the decoratively adorned room. best man Rev. I Schorr, maid Miriam Rubin, ushers Louis Hast David Blascoe M Methers and S Rubin.
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Hotel Savoy
Herman Silverman
Temple Beth-El
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-sixth Street
Gertrude Rubin
Max Rubin
Schulman
Bernard Hast
Fifty-seventh Street
I. Schorr
Newark
Miriam Rubin
Louis Hast
David Blascoer
M. Methers
S. Rubin
Kathryn Hilke
Josephine Rizzo-Woods
Elizabeth D. Leonard
Alex. Rosenthal
L. Lieber
Wedding of Miss and Mr Du Fault in New York Ceremony
The bride entered with her father as Dr Carl Dufft and E Melz accompanied the groom David Mayer. Cantors from New York and Brooklyn led the procession. The gown featured white satin with duchesse lace and a pearl necklace from the groom. Blessing by Rev Hast and Rev Schulman followed with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March as the recessional. The couple will visit Maine then Europe.
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Schulman
David Bimberg
Handel
Mendelssohn
Maine
Europe
Goeller and Ford Wed in Germantown Philadelphia
Robert Goeller of this city married Miss Alice Ford in Germantown Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. The ceremony took place at the bride’s uncle Herbert Lloyd home with Rev. Percy Hall of Baltimore officiating. Goeller, a lawyer with Goeller Shaffer & Bhisler, is Columbia 1888 and brother-in-law to Judge P Henry Dugre. The bride is connected to British figures Sir John Puleston and James Bryce. Maid of honor Elsie Ferguson. best man George Flint Warren. ushers Henry C White and Charles H Dugro. Wedding journey tours Thousand Islands and parts of Canada.
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Maude Fortescue
Robert B. Roosevelt
Ernest W. S. Pickhardt
Staten Island
Grace Church
J. H. Prescott
St. Ann’s Church
Sayville
L. I
Roosevelts
Dr. Huntington
Helen Clifford McCormick
Pennsylvania
Robert Goeller
Alice Ford
Germantown
Philadelphia
Herbert Lloyd
Percy Hall
Baltimore
Goeller
Goeller, Shaffer & Bhisler
Broadway
Columbia University
P. Henry Dugre
Sir John Puleston
Fearber Goldenhorn and Ray Levinson Wed At Hotel Savoy
Fearber Goldenhorn of Jersey City married Ray Levinson yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Savoy in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Silverman of Temple Emanuel. Maid of honor Mary Levinson, best man Leo Levinson, and ushers Isidore Landauer Joseph Henius Peter H James William Lesser Louis Markwald and Dr. Carl Wolff attended. The bride wore white meteor crepe de chine with a rose paint bodice trim and a tulle veil. she carried lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore white gandie lace with pink chiffon accents, a white straw hat, and carried pink roses.
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Jersey City
Ray Levinson
Hotel Savoy
Silverman
Temple Emanuel
Mary Levinson
Leo Levinson
Isidore Landauer
Joseph Henius
Peter H. James
William Lesser
Louis Markwald
Carl Wolff
Vanderbilt party aboard Valiant arrives at Quarantine
The steam yacht Valiant reached Quarantine from Havre at 9 PM, completing a nine day one hour passage. On board were W. K. Vanderbilt Col and Mrs J J Astor and W S Hoyt. All in good health. The vessel was boarded by the Health Officer and plans to move to the city today, met by the tug Chauncey M Deen with Mr Pollock of the Marine Department aboard.
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Havre
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Prisoner in Her Own House by Brooklyn Officer
Patrolman Dixon stationed at Nassau Street mistaken Mrs. Guilfoyle for a burglar after finding her in the Guilfoyle residence. He detained her for nearly an hour until Detective O’Connor and the Building Commissioner confirmed her identity and released her.
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Brooklyn
Staten Island
John Guilfoyle
Nassau Street
Far Rockaway
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Billy
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Death toll in Bemis Maine claims Hughes of Hughes & Co
William H. T. Hughes a longtime shipping and export merchant and senior partner of Hughes & Co dies in Bemis Maine of paralysis. Born 1847 in Buenos Aires to English parents he built a career from traveling trade to firm leadership. He leaves a wife and several children in Massachusetts.
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Hughes & Co
Bemis
Mr. Hughes
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
James E. Ward & Co
Massachusetts
Notable Obituaries From Hoboken and New York Estates
Herman Suphaus of Hoboken died at his home on 934 Washington Street from complications of diseases. Born in Germany in 1836, he moved to the U S forty years ago and worked in paper box manufacturing in New York. He served as a Hoboken Academy trustee and belonged to several German clubs and the Liederkranz Society. He leaves a wife, one son, and three daughters. Mahlon Ogden Jones died in Dinard France, a member of the Mason Jones family and related to Mary Jones and the Countess de Trobriand. He lived in Paris long-term. his residence was 3 Avenue du Bois de Boulogne and he belonged to Seawanhaka and New York Yacht Clubs. He married Susanne Earle. survivors include wife and two children Vera de Trobriand Jones and A de Trobriand Jones. Joseph Francis Miller, 82, longtime West Farms resident, died at his home on King's Bridge Road. Born in Germany, he came to the U S about 63 years ago and ran a wholesale furniture business before settling in West Farms 32 years ago. He leaves three sons and three daughters. Funeral will be at 9:30 Thursday at Church of St Thomas Aquinas, 177th Street, West Farms. interment in Calvary Cemetery.
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Washington Street
Hoboken
Germany
New York
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Liederkranz Singing Society of
Susanne Earle
Vera de Trobriand Jones
A. de Trobriand Jones
Joseph Francis Miller
West Farms
King's Bridge Road
West, Farms
Church of St. Thomas Aquinas
One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street
Calvary Cemetery
Engagements of Twin Brothers Formally Announced
In Hanover New Hampshire on June 19 the engagements of twin brothers John Chase Redington and Paul Goodwin Redington both Dartmouth College seniors were announced. John to Margaret Tucker and Paul to Sarah Elizabeth Proctor daughter of John G. Proctor of Hanover.
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Hanover
N. H
John Chase Redington
Paul Goodwin Redington
Evanston
Ill
Dartmouth College
Margaret
William J. Tucker
Sarah Elizabeth Proctor
John G. Proctor
Platts Chlorides and Household Disinfectant Notices
An advertisement page promotes Platts Chlorides as a powerful odor destroying household disinfectant to prevent sickness. It also extols Carl H. Schultz’s mineral waters and other health products. The notice cites Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters, Greve's Ointment, Parker's Hair Balsam, and E. & Ww linen products, urging purchases from druggists and grocers.
Ogilby and Hickok Wedding in Morristown
Anne Hopkins daughter of Mrs Gerardine Hopkins Hickok marries William Stewart Ross Ogilby Jr at St Peters Church Morristown New Jersey on June 19 1900 officiated by Rev Dr Hubbard.
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St. Peter's Church
Morristown
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Death notices and funeral arrangements from June 1900
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices detail deaths in various locations including John A Bennet at Upper Nyack New York Natalie Cleveland infant of J Wray and Edith R Cleveland in Summit New Jersey Howard Clarkson Hawkins of New York City Azel Dennis Matthews of Pittsfield Massachusetts William H T Hughes Bemis Maine M Marie Loomis Brooklyn widow of Harvey Loomis Henry Walter Webb Scarborough New York Carolyn Claire Wormser West End New Jersey and others with service times and burial details where provided.
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Summit
N. J
Natalie
J. Wray
Edith R. Cleveland
Hawkins
Eest 37Th St
Howard Clarkson
Julia Floyd
Eugene Dexter Hawkins
Hughes
Bemis
William H. T. Hughes
Loomis
First St
Brooklyn
M. Marie
Harvey Loomis
Matthews
Azel Dennis
Pittsfield
Mass
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
South Oxford St
Lafayette Av
Webb
Beechwood
Scarborough
N. Y
Henry Walter Webb
James Watson Webb
Laura Virginia Webb
St. Mary's Church
Kensico Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad Station
Kensico Cemetery noted as a private station on the Harlem Railroad, a 43 minute ride from Grand Central Depot with office at 16 BE 42nd Street.
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Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Special Notices Promote Pure Wines and Liquors
L. J. Callanan at 41 and 43 Vesey Street advertises pure wines and liquors for city or country homes and invites readers to request a monthly price list.
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L. J. Callanan
Vesey
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Davren
Catharine
St. Mary's
DE Vito
Graham St
Eldredge
John W
Halsey
Ennis
Christopher
Fahner, Edward
Atlantic
Cleveland St
Gildersleeve
Elizabeth
St. Catharine’s Hospital
Gunn
Julia
Monroe St
Gray
Edith M
Franklin St
Aeewee
Herbst
Lena
Hogan
Michael
Ran
Grace
Psley
Kate
Lynch
James
Simon
Lebowitz
Madi Joney
Marx
Sophia
Bedford
Park
Olsen
Harry
Cheever Place
Ruth E
Trenrv
Patapson
Nora
Robinson
Rufus B
Oak St
Schindler
John S
Aria Macon
Steffen
Sor Hia
Pearl St
Stevenson
Matilda Serereky
ENG
Tephune
Grace S
Reid
Trima
Marte
Dovelass
Tivota
Kineston
Ludwig F
Bushwee
Cemaseenesens
Thaenttal
Tj Erers
Grand St. A
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!