Allied Third Party Movement Emerges From Reform Conference
Kansas City June 19 Promoters launch the Allied Third Party a reform coalition aimed at 1904 presidential nomination. Delegates from Populists public ownership and Bryan circles adopt a platform including public utilities control railroads graduated income tax direct legislation and popular election of Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Third Party
William J. Bryan
Lee Merriwether
St. Louis
Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Missouri
United States
Bryan denial clears rumor from Atlanta telegram
The Atlanta Constitution received a telegram from W. J. Bryan in Iowa City stating there is no truth to a circulating report. Bryan’s message, dated June 19, denies any claim linked to his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
W. J. Bryan
Iowa City
Iowa
the Constitution
Board of Elections Expands Civil Service Exemptions
The Board of Elections met at Police Headquarters with Secretary Page absent and, aligning with the State Civil Service Board, exempted 39 employees from civil service rules to create a bi partisan force. An open session awarded a 25500 map contract for city redistricting to the Martin B. Brown Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Page
State Civil Service Board
Civil Service Rules
Martin B. Brown Company
Mayoral Candidate Switch In Jersey City Politics
Democratic City Committee Executive Committee clarified that George T. Smith will be the mayoral candidate for Jersey City, not Col. Robert G. Smith. Col. Smith will seek renomination to the Street and Water Board, with P Anthony Brock for Alderman at Large. the ticket has the endorsement of Robert Davis. George T. Smith is related to F C Young and has served as a lay judge of the Court of Errors and Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Democratic City Committee
Col
Robert G. Smith
Street and Water Board
Smith
Robert Smith
Robert Davis
George T. Smith
Col. Smith
P. Anthony Brock
Davis
F. C
Court of Errors and Appeals
Dr Seaman Recovers Long-Lost Manila Baggage
Dr L L Seaman of 18 West Thirty-first Street rediscoveres two boxes of baggage from Manila after two years. looting in San Fernando yielded rusted weapons and items from Aguinaldo's printing office. a hammock and embroidery pieces are among recovered contents now sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Seaman
West Thirty-first Street
Philippines
Seaman
United States Volunteers
San Fernando
Aguinaldo
Riotous Resignation Rumor Denied by Company I Leader
First Sergeant Henry Sa of Company I Twelfth Regiment Go Ns called at The New York Times office last night to deny a report that Captain Raborg resigned over a disagreement with the unit. Sergt. Laundry claimed to represent all but one of the companys noncommissioned officers as business allegedly caused the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raborg
Henry Sa
Company I
Twelfth Regiment
NEW York Times
Brule Sioux Reception Opens Glen Island Season
The Brule Sioux from Rosebud South Dakota on opening day at Glen Island attract a large crowd. The tribe's tepees and native customs draw wide curiosity and delight among visiting women and children. Glen Island shows prime scenery with new minor attractions and famed clambake. The resort offers easy access from New York Harbor for a restful outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Glen Island
Germany
New York Harbor
Long Island Sound
North American Company reelects directors and forms Union Light
Edward Q. Keasbey Charles A. Spofford and J P de la Mar are re elected directors of the North American Company Silas W Burt is chosen to succeed J Hobart Herrick President C W Wetmore reports the firm sold most of its Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company preferred stock on Feb 1 and now holds most of its common stock The company acquired electric and gas properties in Covington Newport Dayton and Bellevue Kentucky forming the Union Light Heat and Power Company majority owned by North American The Treasurer reports assets of 13799430 with 547328 cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Q. Keasbey
Charles A. Spofford
J. P. de la Mar
North American
Silas W. Burt
J. Hobart Herrick
C. W. Wetmore
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Covington
Newport
Dayton
Bellevue
Union Light, Heat, and Power Company
Feminine Frills In Town Shops And Street Styles
A regional shopper describes pierceless large pearl earrings and baroque pearls set in silver, old fashioned cuff links revived, and linen shoes priced at 2.95. Green veils and parasols, white lace and lawn dresses, and quiet shop hours signal a brisk season of bargains and fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turquois
Society notes on Newport and Bar Harbor engagements
The piece chronicles social life with engagements, marriages, and travel among New York and Newport elites. It notes the engagement of Peter D. Martin of San Francisco to Miss Lily Oelrichs, upcoming weddings, and the summer plans of families including the Drexels, Thompsons, and Wysongs, plus visits by J Pierpont Morgan and William C Whitney to Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
William C. Whitney
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Whitney
Amn Meer
Bergner
Devilstone
J.oepney Sears
Boston
New York Yacht Club
Notable Summer Guests at Saratoga and Idle Hour
The patro nizes include Mrs Hoy Miss Hoy and Mr and Mrs Edgar Scott from Philadelphia. Capt Warren Beach P F Collier and Mr and Mrs E M Disbrow noted among hotel arrivals. Philip Rhinelander expected. New York cottagers include Mrs Henry B Hyde. Judge Horace Russell Mrs J Blair Scribner and Richard T Wilson Jr also listed. Spencer Trask at Tuxedo plans Veddo opening next week. William K Vanderbilt returns from Canada to Idle Hour Oakdale with first dinner served. servants prepared house prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Warren C. Beach
P. F. Collier
E. M. Disbrow
Philip Rhinelander
New York
Henry B.hyde
Marae
Horace Russell
J.blair Scribner
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Spencer Trask
Tuxedo
Veddo
William K. Vanderbilt
Canada
Idle Hour
Oakdale
Mr. Vanderbilt
Newport hotel project advances amid social season notes
June report from Newport notes Henry Rogers Winthrop’s car crash minor injury and a badly damaged locomobile. It confirms construction of a new hotel on either the Ocean House or Bennett-Stevens sites will begin within a month, with a year to complete. Bathing at Bailey’s Beach opens as cottagers back the project. social pages list arrivals, yacht movements, and club registrations for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Golf Club
Henry
A. C. Taylor
I. Townsend Burden
E. L. Winthrop
G. L. Rives
Perry Belmont
Hermann Oelrichs
E. L. Wharton
H. A. C. Taylor
Lispenard Stewart
Ogden Mills
John Whipple
Stuyvesant
Fish
Europe
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Beaulieu
Vanderbilt
Robert Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Narada
Pembroke Jones
Henry Walters
Royal Phelps Carroll
Newport Golf Club
Nelson A. Miles
A. L. Norrie
George D. Ramsay
Arthur T. Kemp
Clarence W. Dolan
Joseph Harriman
Russell Bellamy
J. C. Malloy
A. Cass Canfield
Benjamin Thaw
Buffalo
Thousand Islands
Iévae
Beach Mound
Jullien T. Davies, Jr
Sayville
L. I
Daisy Pierson
Mary Neilson
Cottage Street
Mabel Foster Weds William A Clark Jr in Private Butte Ceremony
In Butte Montana on June 19 Miss Mable Durfield Foster wed William Andrews Clark Jr son of a U.S. Senator. The private ceremony at the bride’s parents home drew about forty guests and featured a $100 000 check from the bridegroom’s father as a wedding gift. The couple depart for New York then Europe before settling in Butte where Clark will practice law.
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Butte, Mont
Mable Durfield Foster
J. M. Foster
William Andrews Clark, Jr
Senator Clark
West Granite Street
Foster
Northwest
Clark
East
New York
Europe
Butte
Mr. Clark
Newport Wedding of George Pepper Norris and Ida Morrell
George Pepper Norris of Philadelphia married Ida Morrell in Newport at Miss Morrell's mother Mrs John G Johnsons Bellevue Court home. The ceremony followed by a bridal breakfast, with about sixty relatives and friends, and a late afternoon wedding trip. The Rev Emery H Porter officiated, Col Edward V Morrell gave away the bride, Harford H Powel served as best man. The service was Protestant Episcopal. decorations featured palms roses hydrangeas and ferns throughout the mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
George Pepper Norris
Philadelphia
Ida Morrell
Hasse Gowey
Hodgson
Emery H. Porter
Emmanuel Church
Edward V. Morrell
Harford H. Powel
Miss Morrell
John Hare Powel
Samuel Powel
Frederick Shelden
David King
CC. Perkins
William Gros
Auction of Filer securities nets $10500 in bankruptcy sale
Securities owned by William B. Filer, former Kohn & Co. cashier, were sold at auction by Adrian H. Muller & Son in New York. The sale, ordered by trustee William Allen, raised about $10,500 from assets found after Filer’s disappearance in January 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Filer
Kohn & Co
Broadway
Adrian H. Muller & Son
William Allen
Filer
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad
Small Hopes Consolidated Mining Company
James B. Brigham
M. Oppenheimer
Bank Clerks’ Co-operative Building and Loan Association
Stoc
Notable Couples Attend Social Event Featured Guests
A list of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cushing, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Andrews, Major and Mrs. Theodore K. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster, Gen. and Mrs. J. F. Pierson, Mrs. Roderick Terry, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Glyn, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Sands, Mayor and Mrs. Garrettson, and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French.
Eugenie Taylor Weds Dr Henry L E Johnson in Washington
Miss Eugenie Taylor and Dr Henry L E Johnson were married this afternoon at the bride’s mother’s home in Washington in a small ceremony. The bride’s brother William Clark Taylor accompanied her. Rev D J Stafford officiated at St Patrick’s Church connections. The gown featured white chiffon on satin with a Brussels lace veil worn by generations of the Taylor family. An informal reception followed with guests Mrs Clark and Miss Clark of Staten Island attending.
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Washington
Eugenie Taylor
Henry L. E. Johnson
William Clark Taylor
D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick’s Church
Taylor
Clark
Miss Clark
Staten Island
Edgerton Chichester Weds Stella Sommer in Madison Ave Church
Edgerton Chichester of Boston marries Stella Beardsley Sommer at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride wears white satin crepe de chine and carries white sweet peas. Bridesmaids wear white silk mull with pink accents. best man George B. Hedges. ushers include W. W. Rossiter Jr. and Donald Scott. Honeymoon partly in the Adirondacks. couple plans residence in Boston.
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Edgerton Chichester
Boston
Mass
Stella Beardsley Sommer
Frank Lewis Sommer
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Sixtieth Street
Andrew Longacre
Fanny Simpson
Helen Halsey
Julie Vietor
Martha Mavemeyer
George B. Hedges
W. W. Rossiter, Jr
Donald Scott
Frank Danforth
J. C. Rushmore
C. D. Blake
St. Louis
Adirondacks
Mrs. Chichester
Jones and Tripp Wed at Lenox Avenue Home
Joseph H. Jones and Miss Susie E. Tripp married at 8 30 last evening at the bride’s parents’ home 359 Lenox Avenue Rev Dr Vandewater officiated Miss Mabel E Tripp sister of the bride maid of honor and Maurice F Michell of New York best man Pink and green decorations described the scene A reception followed with numerous judges and notable guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Jones
Susie E. Tripp
William J. Tripp
Lenox Avenue
George R. Vandewater
Mabel E. Tripp
Maida of Honor
Maurice F. Michell
New York
E. B. Hinsdale
William Travers Jerome
W. C. Holbrook
E. A. Jacob
John B. McKean
William M. Fuller
Charles W. Gould
W. HR. Carpenter
David
John C. Theban
James W. Treadwell
Flushing
L. I
EF. Buck
L. Hayward
J. H. Kimpling
Brooklyn
Mary Barrett
Isabel W. White
Providence
R. I
Bridgman and Klapreth Wed in Jersey City Ceremony
Robert Bridgman and Marion Elisabeth Klapreth married in Jersey City at noon yesterday officiated by Rev. Dr. John Kommers of the Reformed Dutch Church of Lafayette. The couple will reside on Jersey City Heights after a Holland House wedding breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bridgman
Marion Elisabeth Klapreth
Jersey City
John Kommers
Reformed Dutch Church of
Lafayette
Holland House
Henry Klaproth
Bridgman
Herbert L. Bridgman
Brooklyn
THE
New York Times
Jersey City Heights
Assemblyman Cabin Marries Miss Mary Mertens
Syracuse news report states Assemblyman Cabin of the Third District Onondaga County wed Miss Mary Mertens in Syracuse this morning and they departed for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catin
Syracuse
N. Y
Onondaga County
Mary Mertens
New York
Committee named to oversee monument to Rev Sylvester Malone
The announcement lists Silas B. Dutcher as Chairman Elijahne Kennedy as Secretary and Francis H Wilson as Treasurer. Other members include Abraham Abraham Foster L Backus William C Beecher William Berri Thomas J Cummins Rev James H Darlington Horace E Dresser Marshall S Driggs George B Forrester T Delmar French Rabbi Gustav Gotthil Herbert F Gunnison T A Havemeyer Franklin W Hooper James R Howe Gen James Jourdan Daniel J Leary James D Leary Seth Low Gen James McLeer Rev T McLoughlin John S McKeon Gen J Veserole Thomas P Peters S R Scottron Col A C Smith Corp James Tanner John A Taylor F B Thurber Anson Judd Upson William Wainwright Booker T Washington S V White Benjamin Wilson Daniel T Wilson Rabbi L Wintner Stewart L Woodford Timothy L Woodruff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Malone
Silas B. Dutcher
Elijahne Kennedy
Francis H Wilson
Abraham Abraham
Foster L. Backus
William C. Beecher
William Berri
Thomas J. Cummins
James H. Darlirton
Horace E. Dresser
Marshall S. Driggs
George B. Forrester
T. Delmar French
Gustav Gotthi
Herbert F. Gunnison
T. A. Havemeyer
Franklin W. Hooper
James R. Howe
James Jourdan
Daniel J. Leary
James D. Leary
Seth Low
James McLeer
T. McLoughlin
John S. McKeon
J. Veserole
Thomas P. Peters
R. Scottron
Col
A. C. Smith
Corp
James Tanner
John A. Taylor
F. B. Thurber
Anson Judd Upson
William Wainwright
Booker T. Washington
Ss. V. White
Benjamin Wilson
Daniel T. Wilson
Rabbi L. Wintner
Stewart L. Woodford
Timothy L. Woodruff
Plan to Buy Fraunces Tavern For Museum Hearing Date Set
The Board of Public Improvements fixed July 10 for a public hearing on buying Fraunces Tavern at Pearl and Broad Streets to convert it into a Revolutionary relics museum. The American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society led by Andrew H. Green supports city officials backing the plan. Engineer Risse reported the property's assessed value for purchase and a small park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Improvements
Pearl and
Broad Streets
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
Andrew H. Green
Risse
Death of ex Gov Pingree to be carried home
The Koenigin Luise will transport the body of ex Governor Hazen S Pingree of Michigan from Bremen to New York. The body has been embalmed and moved to a private mortuary ahead of departure on June 22 schedule. Pingree Jr. has received sympathy cables from across the United States as US Embassy officials offer assistance.
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London
Bremen
Southampton
New York
Hazen S. Pingree
Michigan
Pingree, Jr
United States
Pingree's Last Task Aims to Reforest Michigan Farms and Boers
Col Eli R Sutton, Pingree's South Africa Europe traveling companion, says Hazen Pingree sought three grand Michigan plans. Reforest vast pine lands by planting trees in the Black Forest. promote crop rotation after Egypt. and move Boers to U S with land and rail access aided by British approval. He studied forest keepers willing to emigrate to tend the forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Detroit Journal
Eli R. Sutton
Pingree
South Africa
Europe
Hazen S. Pingree
Michigan
Bavarian Black Forest
Egypt
United States
Kruger
Africa
England
Black Forest
Gov. Pingree
Death List of a Day Henry Xavier dies in Mount Vernon
Henry Xavier, a renowned horticulturist and grape expert born March 26, 1826 near Lyons France, died yesterday at his daughter Mrs John J Fay's home in Mount Vernon. A longtime resident since 1853 he introduced 842 grape varieties from Europe and conducted crosses used in American wine regions. He is survived by three sons and one daughter including a Yonkers Herald editor.
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Henry Xavier
John J. Fay
Mount Vernon
Lyons
France
Fort Hamilton
Europe
Italy
Spain
Germany
Hungary
America
The
Yonkers Erald
Ex-Gov Person C Cheney of New Hampshire Dies at 75
Dover New Hampshire June 19 Ex Gov Person C Cheney of Manchester died today at age seventy five after a long illness following his wife’s death He served as United States Senator and as United States Minister to Switzerland under President Harrison Cheney led the P C Cheney Company and was active in manufacturing banking and politics He held roles in the Legislature Mayor of Manchester Governor and Republican National Committee member born in Halderness and a Civil War veteran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
C. Cheney
Manchester
Fish
New Hampshire
Cheney
United States
Switzerland
Harrison
Halderness
P. C. Cheney
Austin F. Pike
Brig. Gen. John B. Turchin Dies in Illinois State Hospital
Brig. Gen. John Basil Turchin died at the State Hospital for the Insane in Anna Illinois. Born January 30 1822 in Don Russia he became Ivan Vasilevitch Turchininoff. He served in Hungary Crimean War and in the Civil War rising to brigadier general and led the Nineteenth Infantry. He later founded the Polish colony of Radom Illinois in 1873 and was known as an amateur violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Ill
John Basil Turchin
State Hospital For the
John B. Turchin
Don
Russia
Ivan Vasilevitch Turchininoff
Col. Turchin
United States
Illinois Central Railroad
Nineteenth Infantry
Radom
Washington County
Illinois
Obituary Notes for Woopwarp and Lederer Family
John R Woopwarp died suddenly at 29 Van Reipen Avenue Jersey City from heart failure aged 82 born in England 1820 lived in Jersey City since 1860 engaged in plumbing and real estate retired fifteen years ago Vestryman of St Marys Episcopal Church survivor three daughters wife predeceased. Mrs Josephine Lederer died at 142 West Seventy seventh Street aged 86 born in Prague Bohemia fled homeland in 1848 with husband grandson Norman J Norman and son in law Herman Oppenheimer noted. Funeral at 142 West Seventy Seventh Street tomorrow 10 oclock. Benjamin F Arcularius former Sound pilot died at 1094 Greene Avenue Brooklyn kidney disease born Albany 77 apprenticed on lat boat O K at seven became pilot at 22 retired seven years ago member Maritime Exchange of New York funeral tonight. Burial tomorrow at Fishing Cemetery. Charles T Russell United States Consul General at Liverpool 1885 1889 died aged about 65 later engaged in business in England with Globe Messenger Service Corporation tied to granite quarries wife daughter Mrs Frederick Whitely London and son Charles T Russell Jr New Haven attorney survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Woopwarpd
van Reipen Avenue
Jersey City
England
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Josephine Lederer
James L
George W. Lederer
West Seventy-seventh Street
Lederer
Prague
Bohemia
Norman J. Norman
London
Herman Oppenheimer
O. K
Maritime Exchange of New York
Fhishing
Charles T. Russell
United States
Liverpool
Thomas M. Waller
Connecticut
Globe Messenger Service Corporation
Frederick Whitely
Charles T. Russell, Jr
New Haven
Conn
Will of Henry V Burgy Leaves Estate to Relatives in New York
Henry V Burgy's will filed in Surrogates' office leaves all U S estate to Elise Mourille Sylvie Stutt and Marie Grandiger share and share alike. In France the testator bequeaths artworks to the Metro Museum of Art and makes major gifts to French and American hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry V. Burgy
France
Elise Mourille
Sylvie Stutt
Marie Grandiger
Burgy
Metrope Museum of Art
Charitable Bequests Mentioned in Legacy List
The legacy details include 25,000 francs to the Count de Thiene, 50,000 francs to the Countess de Thiene, 25,000 francs to the Rahway Industrial Home in New Jersey, 40,000 francs to the Oeuvre de l Hopital de Nuit, and a sum to the Hospital du Taspetuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Thiene
Countess de Thiene
Rahway
N. J
Hospital du Taspetuals
Oeuvre de l'Hopital de
Will of Blakely Hall Sr. Probate in New Brunswick
The will of Blakely Hall Sr. who died May 29 was probated in New Brunswick on June 19. The entire estate goes to son Blakely Hall Jr., sole executor, with a contingent provision that if the son dies, the wife Helen Blakely Hall inherits. Helen Blakely Hall is contesting the Gilman estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Blakely Hall
Blakely Hall, Jr
Helen Blakely Hall
Gilman
Aid Requested for Poor Family by Charity Society
The Charity Organization Society appeals for seventy five dollars to support a family of six, a woman and her five children under ten, as the husband battles incipient consumption. A church has contributed and the sum will cover basic needs. money can be sent to 105 East Twenty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
All Linen Summer Shirt Ad From EB and W
A compact business notice promoting All Linen Summer Shirts from EB and W. The ad highlights white fabrics and ongoing promotion before retiring. It also mentions Dr. Siegert's Genuine Imported Angostura Bitters as a separate product endorsement.
Howland Couple Welcomes a Son in June
Birth notice announces the son born June 18 1901 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Howland in a local household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Clarence Howland
Married Notices From June 19 1901
Foster Wood couple Lulu M Wood daughter of Rufus H Wood and Josephine M Wood wed George Craigie Foster. Jones Tripp event Susie Emma Tripp daughter of Dr and Mrs William J Tripp married Joseph H es at 359 Lenox Av the bridegroom’s parents' home on June 19 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster—Wood
Henry Mottett
Lulu M
Rufus H
Josephine M. Wood
George Craigie Foster
Jones—Tripp
George R. van de Water
Notable Deaths and Funeral Notices Across Cities
Death notices from Saybrook Philadelphia and Atlantic City list Hon. Joohn Allen Laura Benedict Roger Williams Maud Norton Susan Milnor J Howard Selleck Augusta H Vance. Each entry notes date location and venue for funeral services, with interment details where applicable and requests like flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Faye
West
Davis
Roger Williams
Elizabeth Tompkins King
J. Edward Davis
Milnor
Sharon
Conn
Susan F. Stephens
Charles E. Milner
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Stone Church
N. J
Long Branch
Rector St
Norton
Maud Louise Norton
Augustus Norton
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
Selleck
Atlantic City
J. Howard Selleck
St. Paul
Minn
Wilizabeth M
James W. Selleck
New York
Greenwood
Vance
John E. Roosevelt
Sayville
Long Island
Augusta Blanche Hay
Samuel B. H. Vance
Philadelphia
Cypress Hills Cemetery Ferry Service Plans
From Brooklyn ferries by electric or elevated rapid transit, New York office at 1 Madison Avenue outlines proposed changes or expansions related to Cypress Hills Cemetery access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
R. R. New York
Madison Av
Deaths Reported June 19 in Manhattan and Bronx
A list of deaths reported on June 19 across Manhattan and the Bronx. Ages include many under and around 18 years, with numerous names and street addresses such as 351 E 41st St, 415 W 40th St, 621 E 9th St, and 217 8th Av. The tally contains hospital and almshouse references and scattered occupation hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
William
St. S
Allen
40Th St
Berni Itcz
Juan A
Garrammone
James Asa
Gregg
W. B
Gaim
Johanna
Pearl St
Gillespif
Mary
Griesmeyer
Alexander
Grou
Rose
Hurschell
John
Hanley
Edward
Thompson
Hellman
Jacob
Brennan
Ful Fen Eaggg
Braun
Brummer
Lena
Ridge Shocke
Corkhill
Joseph
Clershew
F. M
W. Gist St
Deutsch
Ignatz
Almshouse
Dalton
Thomas
Bowery
Grace
David J
E. Stith
Horowitz
Barnett
Norfolk St
Jones
Lyonel
Kelly
E. 45Th St
Kennedy
Kishlein
Helen
E. 119Th St
Klentzin
Margaret C
Grove St
Klein
Isidor
Keefe
John B
Age
Lampman
Mary L
Lesbos
Gussie
Maghee
Harriet
Minicus
Louis
Mayer
Ruth
Meyer
Morris
Jennie
Foundling Xesperalt
Murphy
George
E. Soth
McGinn
Neuspalmer
J. J
Norello
Giuseppe
Sullivan St
Ottflad
Anna M
W. 49Th St
Ochringer
J. N
W. 106Th St
Philips
Elsie
Foundling Hospital
Pasley
Margaret H
Roberson
James
Larry
Schaefer
Frederick
Suraci
Fortunato
Oak St
Smith
Martha
Sargent. Mary
Schindler
Sae
Stapleton, J
Schiller
Shreeh
6Th St
Stone
Irene
Olomon
Charles
Allen St
Ware
Wright
J. R
Webb
Elwood
Almanac of names and addresses from Brooklyn hospital records
A long list of individuals with addresses and affiliations in Brooklyn hospitals and homes. Many entries include given names, surnames, and street addresses such as 331 Smith St and 164 Hamby Ave, with several tied to institutions like Long Island College Hospital and St. Marys Hospital.
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NEW Party
Nebraskan
J. H. Cook
J.H. Hillis
F. 8. Kowalski
Public Ownership
Carthage
Merriwether
Rye
Board OF Elections Acts
Democratic Committee
North American Company
Wetmore
John R. Drexel
William P. Thompson
Exel
Miss Blight
Peter D. Martin
San Francisco
Lily Oelrichs
Charles May Oelrichs
Gelrichs
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John J. Wysong
Ochre Point
Miss Oelrichs
Blanche de Loosey
Theodore Havemeyer
Charles M. Oerich
Hermann Oerrichs
Therese Fair
Mr. Martin
California
Eleanor Martin
First National Bank of
Martin
Burlingame
Cal
Walter S. Martin
Elizabeth Scott
Henry T. Scott
Oregon
Glen Cove
Monmouth Beach Golf Club
Pennsylvania
Lenox
Harvard
Morristown Country Club
Josephine Marie Martelle
John B. Martelle
Edmund Pendleton Kennedy
Trinity Chapel
Sandy Hook
Yacht Club
William Alvah Stewart
Julia Elizabeth Langworthy
West Pittston
Penn
Charles Henry Cool
Stewart
Westinghouses
Addison Cammack
Joseph T. Tower
John Cadwalader
Bellevue Avenue
Barbara Sedley
Ballard Smith
Lloyd Bryce
Bryce
Roslyn
Nicholas Fish
Town
William Jay
Miss Jay
Jordan L. Mott, Jr
Allison V. Armour
Mr. Armour
Scotland
Sidney Henry Lawton
Robert Lawton
Harriet Lawton
Henry Lawton
Huntington
Arthur Peabody
Helen Peabody
Pomfret, Conn
Edward L. Keyes
Charles Peabody, Jr
Samuel Peabody
N. T. Robb
Bonnie Bourne
Daniel Bacon
J. Hampden Robb
Dolphins
Frederic Neilson
Neilson
Frank Sturges
Clipton Grange
Joseph Warren Burden
Underledge
Samuel D. Babcock
Osceola Lodge
John S. Barnes
Misses Barnes
Edgecombe
George Westinghouse
Erskine Park
George Turnure
Nestledown
J. Montgomery Hare
Smith Cottage
Auguste Victoria
Paul du Chailly
Hampton L. Carson
J. Borden Harriman
Archibald Campbell Knowles
S. S. Whitehouse
Alfred Bishop Mason
Henry M. McCracken
William Bartholomay
H. Maitland Kersey
White Star Line
Lord Dunraven
Kersey
Virginia Fair
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Miss Fair
Marquis of Ava
Klondike
Mr. Kersey
the News OF Newport
W. A. Clark, JR
M. D. Foster
Norris—Morrell
Johnson—Taylor
Chichester—Sommer
Jones—t Tripp
K Klapreth
Father Malone
MR. Pingree
Person C. Cheney
Blakely Hall, Sr
Manhattan
Bronx
Almquist
Hedwig
Smith St
McKibben St
Hastings
Sigismund
Himrod St
Healy
Cath. M
Holmes
Josephine J
Hamby
Humphrey
Myrtle
Jaeger
Peter
Melrose
Kane
Anne
Hudson
Kirby
Abraham
Clinton
Lane
Patrick J
Leischner
Loucks
Frances W
Ralph Av. Lucey
Norah
Washington St
Malone
Marion St
Meakim
Margaret A
Madison Miller
Bert
L. L. Coty
Morrison
Newell
Grant St
O'Connor
Reid
Parshall
Harriet D
Bridge
Petersen
Marie E
St. Ay
Ryan
K. Co. Almshouse
Schmedel
Marie E. A
St. John’s. Place
Schneider
Driges
Patrick
Foot
S. 6Th St
Bycuro
Gladys
Butler St
Margaret
Faith Home
William St
Weiner
Lena H
Sean
Esther
Wernis
Ellery St
Cartwright
Mary A
Carroll
Serowitch
Stephen
K. C. Hosp
Vilardi
Rosaria
Hynboldt St
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!