Moltke Dies After Memorial Address in London
The German Lt General Moltke died during a memorial service for Field Marshal von der Goltz after delivering part of his eulogy. He collapsed five minutes after finishing the speech as the Turkish Ambassador spoke. The Kaiser sent condolences praising Moltke as a great organizer and loyal friend to the army.
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Ldeut
von Moltke
Slarshal von der Goltz
Berlin
Copene Exchange
Guishe
Hagen
Th Telegraph Company
General von Moltke
Reuter
Amsterdam
Fatherland
Mrs J J Astor to wed in Bar Harbor ceremony planned
Bar Harbor Me June 19 The wedding of Mrs Madeleine Force Astor widow of John Jacob Astor and William K Dick will be held in Bar Harbor Thursday. Ceremony location undecided Isie Cote or St Saviour's Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Dr A C Learned. Bridal party and guests depart at 3 pm for New York with Dick and bride continuing west.
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New York Times
Bar Harbor
Madeleine Force Astor
John Jacob Astor
William K. Dick
Isie Cote
New York
J. Henry Dick
Horace Have Meyer
William Kingsi
Macy
Adolph M. Dick
Seth Barton French
Porothy Sturges
Scott Hoyle
Lyman N. Hine
Miss Vieva Fisher Engaged to James Lenox Banks Jr
The engagement of Miss Vieva Fisher of New York and Oyster Bay to James Lenox Banks Jr of 1 East Ninety-second Street is announced. Fisher’s lineage traces to Governor Welles and Colonel William Pynchon with a Yale and ColumbiaLaw educated groom, member of Yale and Union Clubs. No wedding date set.
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Miss Vieva Fisher
Joel Ellis Fisher
New York
Oyster Bay
L. I
James Lenox Banks
East Ninety-second Street
Miss Fisher
RF. Fisher
J. Ellis
Welles
Connecticut
William Pynchon
Winthrop
England
Massachusetts Colony
Henry M. Partridge
Elmira, Y
Second National Bank
City
Banks
Yale
Columbia Law School
Joseph F. Barnard
Poughkeepsie
Ares Kran
James Lenox
The
Tenox Library
Union
Marriage at Hotel Gotham Thelma Minzie Fishel
Thelma Rose Minzie and Leslie H. Fishel wed at Hotel Gotham with Rev Maurice H. Harris officiating. The bride wore white tufe and taffeta with lace train, carried orchids and lilies of the valley. Beatrice Minzie was maid of honor. Milton A. Fisher best man. several ushers assisted. They left for Lake Champlain and Rosale Chasm for their honeymoon.
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Thelma Rose Minzie
Lessie Minzie
West End Avenue
Leslie H. Fishel
Hotel Gotham
Maurice H. Harris
Beatrice G. Minzie
Milton A. Fisher
Is Brother
M. Salford Weil
Louis Dreyfus
Harold L. Ehrich
Arry C. Michaels
Coupe
Lake Champlain
Rnsale Chasm
Miss Dorothy Wade Weds Tonight In Family Home
Miss Dorothy Aymar Wade daughter of Joseph H Wade district superintendent of schools and Mrs Wade of 454 West 153d Street will wed John Wiarda son of Mr and Mrs John C Wiarda of Brooklyn this evening at 8 at the bride’s parents home The Rev Dr mas F Lynch will officiate in front of a small group Miss Alliene Wade is maid of honor Jean Wade is junior attendant Clifford Barnetts of Brooklyn is best man A reception will follow.
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Dorothy Wade
Dorothy Aymar Wade
Joseph H. Wade
Wade
West 153d Street
John Wiarda
John C. Wiarda
Brooklyn
Mas F. Lynch
Alliene Wade
Maid of
Jean Wade
Mr. Tiarda
Clifford Barnetts
Arrivals From Europe Fill Transatlantic Liners
A list of passengers aboard the Lafayette from Bordeaux and the Pannonian from Liverpool is published. Names include Ralph Benoit Miss Brien Mrs Cooper Hewitt M. Chevalier Dulany Hunter Mrs A Doherty H Dodge E Davis Mrs A Ferry Miss Ferrys Alphonse Fabre and many others. Also listed are booked travelers for Gothenburg on the Stockholm with numerous European passengers.
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Lafayette
Pordeaux
Ralph Benoit
Brien
Cooper Hewitt
M. Chevalier
Dulany Hunter
A. Dougherty
H. Dodge
E. Davis
A. Ferry
Ferrys
Alphonse Fabre
H. Hyde
M. Johnson
Johnson
FE. Lundy
Miller
Morton Mitchell
L. McManus
E. Monkhouse
A. Tucker
E. Norcott
L. Robinson
Wagner
J. R. Wells
Anna ¥ V Wilson
A. Whaley
A. Yates
J. Walsh
Bi Ball
B. Derre
Edmond Foy
Harry Low
Thierry
Anna Vogler
August Charriere
E. Willsee
Pannonia
Liverpool
Allert
A. Bates
Collienne
M. A. Griffith Davie Arthur
Harland
John
Henry
T. W. , Kenward
T. N. Pickett
Milas Adelaide R. Poole
L. H. Hardingham
Gothenburg
Stockholm
K. Alquist
Armfell
Julie
J. E. Anderson
Harry Anderson
E_ T. Doty
M. S. Elmore
Clara T., Johnson
Helen Lambert
N. O. Holmer
Passengers from Panama Arriving on Calamares
Among yesterday's Calamares passengers from Panama and Havana were J. Martin Carmody Mrs. F. W. Hersey Neil Turpin Miss Dorothy Holmes F Baldwin W M Cross H W Chitten G H H Hepburn Mrs A lw Davia Hens William Metormick Mrs Jando r J B Batley Miss Eloise Harmiston N Bee J C Leddy Mrs Helen Ive Wharnes T Ritter J M Becker Mr and Mrs Harold McCready Miss Marie B Crangton Miss Margaret Lee Wallace R Swift. Company sales of Beef in New York for week ending June 11 averaged Domestic Beef 13.86 cents per pound.
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Panama
Havana
Calamares
J. Martin Carmody
F. W. Hersey
Neil Turpin
Dorothy Holmes
F. Baldwin
W. M. Cross
H. W. Chitten
G. HH. _ Hepburn
A. Lw Davia
Hens
William Met‘ormick
Mra. Jandor
J. B. Batley
Eloise
Swift . Company
New York City
British Cabinet Split Over Irish Question
The Times reports a sharp cabinet division over a provisional Irish settlement. A faction opposes Lloyd George’s plan, while informal Unionist meetings continue. If no agreement is reached, the government may face parliament in deep policy rifts, with Walter Hume Long leading opposition and calls to resign.
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London
Ireland
The
Times
David Lloyd George
Walter Hume Long
Local Government Board
Asquith
Bigelow and Miss Bissell Wed in New York Ceremony
R Lavante Bigelow and Miss Doria W 3 Bissell were married at 3 30 yesterday afternoon at the residence of Miss Julia Chester Wells 30 West Thirty-first Street The ceremony occurred in a room adorned with white satin and peonies Rev Dr Charles Owis Slattery officiated The bride wore white satin and chiffon with lace and pearls A reception followed Relatives and close friends attended The couple will reside in town next winter
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R. Lavante Bigelow
Doria W. 3. Bissell
Sanford Bissell
Julia Chester Wells
West Thirty-first Street
Charles Owis Slattery
Grace Church
Margaret Sumner Carson
Sophia Langdon Mott
Valentine Mott
E. Coster Wilmerding
Rutger Bleecker Jewett
Mrs. Bissell
J. Bigelow
New England
Bigelow & Co
Pine Street
Throngs at Hot Springs golf tourney attract large entries
Hot Springs Virginia hosts the Summer tournament of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests with over eighty members from New York and the East and sixty from Chicago. Officers present include R. L. Whitton Walter B. Lasher and Guy Osborn. Seventy two players entered the two ball foursome as the regular event opens tomorrow. Low gross in the men's foursome fell to Z T Miller and T R Brown with 79. first net to L A Hamilton and H B Lewis. Women compete in a blind bogey, won by Mrs J H Appel and two others drawn by Mrs Wurzburg. Handsome prizes displayed at the Homestead.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
American Golf Association
New York
East
Chicago
R. L. Whitton
Walter B. Lasher
Bridgeport
Guy 5. Osborn
Z. T. Miller
Apawamis
T. R. Brown
Scarsdale
L. A. Hamilton
H. B. Lewis
Merrimack Valley
K. Mellroy
Governors Island
Mise Du Bois Engaged to Robert Barkley of Washington
Mrs Cornelius Delafield Du Bois of Montclair New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Ethel Du Bois to Robert Y Barkley son of Mrs Richard C Barkley of Washington The groom to be is a retired U S Navy officer and a former U S Vice Consul at Taormina Sicily He is a member of the Essex County Troop Miss Du Bois is sister to Allison Du Bois who recently married Deacon Murphy former Assistant District Attorney of New York No wedding date has been set.
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Mise du Bois
R. Y. Barkley
Cornelius Delafield du Bois
Walden Place
Montclair
N. J
Ethel du Bois
Robert Ates Barkley
Richard C. Barkley
Washington
United States
Avy
Sicily
du Trois
Allison du Bois
Deacon Murphy
New York
Hewitt Estate Valued at 279381 After Death in 1915
Alfred Hewitt died January 15, 1915 leaving a personal estate of 279381. Executor Joseph H. Hewett of the Plaza and Horace H. Smith of Bloomfield report in Surrogates Court. Most assets are in railroad stocks and bonds. Part of the estate is with Metropolitan Trust Co as trustee for a 15000 fund for Maraquita B Langs. Administration expenses total 22186 with securities valued 65083 held by executors.
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Alfred Hewitt
Joseph H. Hewett
Plaza
Horace H. Smith
Bloomfield
N. J
Metropolitan Trust Company
Maraquita BL
Langs
Wedding Party Sees Farrell Home Burn In Fire Disaster
The June 19 ceremony for Miss Theresa Farrell and Joseph Bradley Murray was interrupted by a fire at Rock Ledge, the Farrel ls summer home in Hickory Bluff. Fire departments fought the blaze as guests saved $30,000 in presents but the mansion and contents valued at $100,000 were destroyed. President Farrell directed the response and insured protection, while the couple postponed plans for a six week auto tour.
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New York Times
South Norwalk
Conn
Theresa Farrell
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Joseph Bradley Murray
Brooklyn
Rock Ledge
Steel King
Hickory Bluff
Rowayton
W. J. Kent
Farrell
White Chanler wedding in Geneseo New York
Lawrence Great White son of the late Stanford White and Miss Laura Astor Chanler were wed at the bride’s home Geneseo New York June 19. Ceremony led by Rev George Tt Jones attended by a small circle of friends from New York and Washington D C. The couple’s engagement was announced last April and their romance grew from shared art interests. Miss Chanler is a sculptress and distant cousin of Vincent Astor. White is an architect with the firm McKim Mead & White and studied at the Beaux Arts in Paris.
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New York Times
Geneseo
N. Y
Lawrence Great White
Stanford White
New York
Laura Astor Chanler
Winthrop
George Tt. Jones
Washington, D. C
Miss Chanler
Vincent Astor
John Jacob Astor
Jewish Conference Called For July Meeting In City
An upcoming meeting on July 16 gathers leaders from eight national Jewish organizations and many allied groups to discuss a potential Jewish congress and full rights across civil religious and political areas. The list of participating groups includes the American Jewish Committee Central Conference of American Rabbis and United Synagogue of America among others. A gist of the conference emphasizes securing rights for Jews in all lands and granting group rights where available.
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United States
American Jewish Committee
Central Conference of American Rabbis
The
Council of Jewish Fei
Independent Order of Free Sons of Israel
Order B'rith Abraham
National Workmen's Committee On Jewish Rights
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
United Synagogue
National Conference of Jewish Charities
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Mayo Named Chief of Atlantic Fleet in Simple Brooklyn Ceremony
Admiral Henry T. Mayo succeeded Admiral Frank F. Fletcher as commander of the Atlantic Fleet at the Brooklyn Navy Yard aboard the Wyoming. Fletcher moves to Washington for the Navy General Board, while Mayo’s pennant was raised and a seventeen-gun salute cited. Crews aboard Wyoming Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas cheered the new leader.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Henry T. Mayo
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Frank F. Fletcher
United States Navy
Wyoming
Admiral Fletcher
Washington
General Board of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
Mayo
Fletcher
Navy Department
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Yale Class Day Indoors Amid Military Themed Dress
Special to The Times New Haven June 1 heavy shower moved Yale senior class day indoors. Alumni in khaki parade costumes toured Sheffield Square while students in various period uniforms gathered in Woolsey Hall for class histories poems orations. Notable attendees included William J Kermish Chaune M Depew Hug Wilson and John Hays Hammond, with Hadley as class orator choice moved due to rowing duties.
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New York Times
New Haven
Yale
Woolsey Hall
Curtis Burton Munson
New York City
Howard Swazey Buck
Chicago
Charles Rumford Walker, Jr
Concord
N. H
Sheffied Square
Sheffield Square
Sheffield Scientific School
William 8. Kermish
Cleveland
Chaune M. Depew
Hug Wilson
America
Argentine Republic
William J Sloan
New York
Sloan Laboratory
Lucius D. Buckley
George Holt
New Jersey
James J. Rogers
Shanghai
F. A. Gaylord
Y. M. Sele
Petrograd
Robert J. K
Paris
John Hays Hammond
Arthur Twining Hadley
Austen Colgate
New Jersey National Guard
New York Court Clamps Down on Speeders in Traffic Court
Magistrate Frederick B. House handles 107 cases in Manhattan's new traffic court. Every speeding case carried at least a $25 fine, total fines reaching $1,320. Several defendants were jailed for defaults, and notable penalties included a $100 fine and 30 days for Dr Gustave Fischlowitz's chauffeur Arthur Moore, plus a $50 fine for Thomas O Rourke who claimed Naval Militia service. Some speedometer challenges failed as tests showed reliability issues with defense speed readings.
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Frederick B. House
Manhattan
Magistrate House
Thomas M. O'Rourke
West Forty-ninth Street
Naval Militia
McKinney
O'Rourke
Arthur Moore
Gustave Fischlowitz
Madison Avenue
Secretary of State
Moore
Ischlowitz
Eighty-third Street
Riverside Drive
Ruth Shipley
West Seventieth Street
Boomerang
Bush to Visit Bayonne for 20 Million Terminal Plan
Irving T. Bush, president of the Bush Terminal Company, will outline bonds and financing for a proposed 20 million dollar terminal on New York Bay at a Bayonne mass meeting. Plans include city lease or bond financing with profit sharing, with a referendum before city approval.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bayonne Chamber of Commerce
Philip G. Vroom School
Bayonne
Bush Terminal Company
New York Bay
Irving T. Bush
Bush
Hughes at His College Commencement Visit
Charles E Hughes arrives in Providence for Brown University commencement. A cheering crowd at New London greets him and alumni crowd the station to discuss his nomination. He plans a luncheon with Governor Beeckman and a day of receptions and academic events with no political remarks planned. Walter Dickey of Missouri predicts the National Committee chair will be a successful business man, not a party politician.
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New York Times
Providence
Charles E Hughes
Brown University
Hughes
J. Henry Reuter
Livingston Beeckman
Mr. Hughes
Benjamin Barker
Tiverton
New London
Agor Ernest E. Rogers
J. Hughes
Eee
Republican Club
Beeckman
Walter 8. Dickey
Kansas City
Missouri
New York
New Haven
Dartmouth Class Day at 147th Commencement
Dartmouth Hanover June 19 prot Adams interrupted by showers. Webster Hall hosted class day exercises with Lester R. Jordan of Joliet delivering the address to President Nichols and urging Yale success. Joseph M. Larimer of Evanston gave the eulogy, followed by fraternity reunions and alumni night at the Dartmouth Dramatic Association performance.
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New York Times
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Webster Hall
Lester R. Jordan
Joliet
Nichol
Yale University
Joseph M. Larimer
Evanston
Greeley Statue Moved To City Hall Park Site
The Horace Greeley statue in front of The Tribune was relocated to City Hall Park near the Hall of Records. Husky draymen pried it free from the foundation and moved it onto a heavy truck after a brief stand, a window shattered by the act during the pickup.
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Horace Greeley
Tribune
City Hall Park
Hall of Records
Gallient Assassination Rumor Reaches Paris
Passengers arriving on the Lafayette from Bordeaux report a Paris rumor that General Gallient was killed in his apartment by a high ranking French officer. The officer allegedly faced charges of treason for negotiating with the enemy to surrender Verdun under his command. A sentry allegedly heard a shot, found Gallient dying, and the assassin fled to a military prison.
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Lafayette
Bordeaux
Paris
General Gallient
War Department
Verdun
Agnes McNamara Munson Dies in Binghamton Home
Agnes McNamara Munson of New York died at her sisters home in Binghamton late last night. A Cornell graduate and admitted to the bar she served with the New York State Board of Statutory Consolidation in Albany and later as associate editor of the Index of Federal Statutes in Washington. She taught settlement classes for Italian youths in New York and led Staten Island Woman Suffrage Party work.
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Binghamton
Agnes McNamara Munson
New York
Munson
Cornell University
New York State Board of Statutory Consolidation
Albany
Washington
F. Granville Munson
Rector Street
Munson & Munson
Elizabeth Street
Cherry Street
St Joseph's Church
State Island
Womans Suffrage Party
Root rebukes Stryker for alumni speech at Hamilton
Utica June 19 President Stryker of Hamilton College at the annual alumni dinner flayed Wilson and Hughes and said he would vote for Wilson despite his conviction. Elihu Root also spoke and was seen as rebuking Stryker. Samuel Adams resigned as Trustee citing Stryker’s attitude.
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Utica
Stryker
Hamilton College
Tollowink
Wilson
Charles EK. Hughes
Elihu Root
Hamilton
Samuel Aekins Adams
Lawyer Charles P. Bacon Dies at 57 in Rochester
Charles P. Bacon, longtime Rochester lawyer and confidant of David B. Hill, died Sunday at Polyclinic Hospital aged fifty eight. A Cornell College graduate of 1870, he edited The Elmira Gazette in Elmira and later served as advisor to Gov. Hill and James R. Keene, also representing Professor Daniel W. Fiske in the Fiske will case.
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Charles P. Bacon
David B. Hill
Polyclinic
Rochester
Cornell College
Bacon
Elmtra
Elmira
Hill
New York
James R. Keene
Fiske
Daniel W. Fiske
Mor ris High and Evander Childs teacher dies at 32
Louis B. Cohn a Mor ris High and Evander Childs High School teacher and writer died at his home 1 02 University Avenue The Bronx in his thirty third year He was born in New York City a City College graduate and Columbia University graduate student under the pen name Hugene Wipod he contributed to Century Everybody's Good Housekeeping and other magazines He was a member of the Emile Pedagogical Society and the Maimonides Benevolent Association.
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Louis B. Cohn
Morris High
Evander Childs
University Avenue
The
Bronx
City College
Columbia University
Hugene Wipod
Century
Eeverybody’s
Good Housekeeping
Mr. Cohn
Emile Pedagogical Society
Maimonides Benevolent Association
Architect Louis Seubert dies at Marseilles Hotel
Louis Henry Seubert an architect who supervised the first three years of Grand Central Terminal construction died yesterday in his rooms at the Marseilles Hotel in his fiftieth year. Born in Alton Illinois he studied in St Louis and Paris and came to New York fourteen years ago. He supervised interior work at the New York Public Library and built Dr Warbasse's home in Woods Hole Massachusetts and the late Senator Aldrich's residence in Warwick Rhode Island. He is survived by his wife and son.
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Louis Henry Seubert
Grand Central Terminal
Marseilles
Alton
St. Louis
Paris
Tenteen
Seubert
New York Public Library
Dr. Warbasse
Woods Hole
Mass
Senator Aldrich
Warwick
R Il
Notable Civil War Veterans Die Across New Jersey and Brooklyn
A batch of obituaries reports deaths of Civil War veterans and long time community figures. John Hand died at the Home for Disabled Soldiers in Kearny in his seventy fifth year. Elias Berla of Newark noted for charitable work and long service to German Hospital. Joseph A. Weiant a retired brick manufacturer of Haverstraw. Edith Fitzsimmons a Plainfield nurse. William L. Cook Sag Harbor grocer founder. George D. Mary former Portsmouth mayor. Julia W. Little Garden City widow. William Lewis longtime refiners head of William Lewis & Son. Leonard Ward of Elmhurst real estate. Andrew Slawson Wa verly milk dealer. James Reilly a former correction keeper. Washington Weeks Brooklyn veteran and first superintendent of New York public baths. and others including Kellogg, Kelly, Aitken, Bergin, Hanlon, Cassidy, Rulikanke, Ryckman. Each entry notes ages, residences, and connections to local institutions.
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John Hand
Kearny
N. J
Sixth New York Infantry
Elias Berla
Newark
Newees Street
Mr. Herla
Bocholt
Westphalia
Germany
Congregation B'nai Jeahurun
High Street
Waverly Avenue
Joseph A. Weiant
Haverstraw
N.Y
Mies Edith H. Fetzsimmons
Portsmouth
N. H
Julia W. Little
Robert F. Little
Garden City
I. J
William Lewis
West 186Th Street
William Lewis & Son
Leonard D. Ward
George D. Halleck, Jr
Elmhurst
Dover
Frances Anthony
Boott Anthony
Madison
Jane Louise Valentine
James Valentine
Divine H. van de Water
Flushing
Freli “Ghuysen Chambers
Presbytery
Morris and
Orange
Dierman Hospital
New Jersey
James Reilly
Department of Correction
Sunde
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Reilly
Uiite States Navy
Caleb Seer
United States
Tip Saginaw
Tefft-Olell
Washington Weeks
Arthur H. Weeks
Rockville Centre
Weeker
New
James Tennant
Presbyterianemn
Tennant
Bright
Dean Street
James M
Catherine G. Bead
James KK. Kellogg
William Kelly
Mary Corbett Aitken
Thomas Aitken
St. Jancis College
Long Island Medical College
Kings Gunty Medical Society
Holy Apee Lyceum
St. Paulie R. C. Church
Ambrose Aitken
John J. Bergin
Price Brothers & Co
Manhattan
Kermit Place
Flatbush
William H. Hanlon
Throop Avenue
Jooklyn
St. Alban Yodan Frand A. M
Hremen
Edward Hamon Ryckman
Mallory Lire
Scents Avenue
British Consul Sir John Blunt Dies in Malta at 84
Sir John Elijah Blunt longtime British Consul at Boston from 1800 to 1902 died in Valetta Malta today aged 84. He was knighted and served in the consular service since 1818, much of his career in Turkey.
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief item directs readers to use the NYT newsroom line for submitting marriage and death notices.
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New York Times
Bryant
Engagement announced of F Fohs and B Rice in Brooklyn Jersey
Mrs F Fohs of Bensonhurst Brooklyn announces engagement to Mr B Rice of Jersey. Union to be formalized with families and friends.
Marriages Reported In Various Locations
Notices list multiple nuptials including Doris Bissell to R Lavante Bigelow in June ceremonies led by Rev Slattery, Mary Therese Walsh to James Huneycutt in Montclair, Mary Elizabeth Parkman to Rev Malcolm Peabody in Emmanuel Church Boston, Marie Goldsmith to Henry Van Praag in New Orleans, Laura Chanier to Lawrence White in Geneseo, and Charlotte Zundel to Arthur Hartich in June in Brooklyn and surrounding areas.
Obituaries Depart Various Residents in New York Area
A list of death notices and funeral details from Madison New Jersey to Brooklyn and Manhattan, dated June 1916. Entries name Frances Brown Anthony Guefay M. Braunschweiger Elizabeth Brennan Elizabeth Lancaster Brownell Jean Bry Theodore Frelinghuysen Chambers Harry Smith Tillie Hochschild Patrick Hurley Eugenia Kellinger Gertrude Kellogg Margaretta Kilburn John Lundell Allan Lundell Ellen Lonergan Margaret Liddle Maurice R. Lippmann Julie Whiton Title Robert Little Ellen Lonergan Allan Lundell Agnes Munson Henry Ogden Margaret Olson Margaret Pentz notices include dates, addresses, and funeral arrangements in multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Knox
Civic Lodge
A M
Brennan
Elizabeth Brennan
Beaumont
Thomas Brennan
Herkeley Place
Brooklyn
BRY
Jean
Bella Birtg Bry
Ewin
Louis
Helen Bry
Edgecombe
Chambers
German Hospital
New York City
Theodore Frelinghuysen Chambers
Talbot W
Louise Frelinghuysen Chambers
St. Nicholas
West 48Th St
Ford
Harry Smith
Grand View-on-Hudson
Rockland County
N. Ou
Sleepy Hollow
Kellogg
Gertrude E
James R
James M
Catharine G. Read
Dean St
Kilburn
South Orange
N. J
Margaretta Dpd
Lonergan
Ellen A
Thomas E. Lonergan
Htate
Leafferts Place
Church of the Nativity
Madison St
Lasson
St. John's Cemetery
Lundell
L Allan
Robert
Clara Lundell
West Tdth St
New York
Marsh
Wiliam V
Williamstown
Mass
W. L. Marsh
Moseley
Manchester Entre
Frances KB. Moseley
Charles W. Monesey
St Augustine’s School
Raleigh
N. C
Christ Church
Troy
WM. Munson
Agnes McNamara
Binghamton
N. Y
F. Granville Munson
John A
Katherine E. McNamara
St. James's Church
Pond Vince
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Marion Av
Fordham Road
St Raymond’s
Pentz
Margaret Colt
George Hergh Pentz
William and Rachel Shannon
Chanirs
Zion
St. Timothy
Trinity Cemetery
Florist Ad Announces M A Bowe Services and Listings
An ad for M A Bowe Florist features floral tributes and original designs with casket coverings noted as rare beauty. It lists moderate prices and telegraph communications with principal cities in the United States and Europe and provides the telephone number 308 350 Madison Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Obituary notices from New York listings June 1918
A dense death notices column lists many individuals with addresses in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Names include Seubert Upright Vallely Veitch Broderick Caldara Candee Claffy Conway Doherty Farrelly Graf Haven Herbert Porter s Quinn Retlly Schoenfeld Siseehan Sheeran Tangney Tormey Woodrich Carberry Carlson Coffey Farrelly Freeman Gafney Garner Gillen Hodgson Hughes Kelly Kelly Kinschерf Kunz Nagel O Byrne Owen Reilly Smith Tiernan Zeller Amrhein Annie Bank Gillen Jackson Nash Reinhardt Schter Selma Weeks and others across New York City and Long Island, with funeral times and locations for many and addresses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Kate
East 94Th St
Caldara
Theresa H
East
H St
Candee
Fred W
St. Av
Claffy
Ann
Decatur
Conway
Thomas
Longfellow
Bronx
Doherty
Harry F
West 117Th St
A. Farrelly
Patrick
East 25Th St
A. M. Graf
Henry
West 30Th St
P.M. Haven
Mary L
West
Herbert. Nelle
Greenwich
Tates
Si.seehan
John
West 68Th St
Sheeran
Joseph E
West St. Jume
A. M. Tangney
John J
Kaat
Iar
M. Tormey
Bridget
Madison Av
Woodrich
R-E
Whitlock
Amrhein
Frank
Astonia
AEW Bank
Annie
Flushing
Tomorro Gillen
Woodhaven
Jackson
Washington W
Rockville
In Wemortam HUNT Emma Isabelle Stoddart Hunt Memorial
In memory of Emma Isabelle Stoddart Hunt who died June 20 1907. A list of names and obituaries follows with prayers and masses scheduled in Newark Brooklyn and surrounding churches. Includes references to the families Gouverneur Frederick Price ER and Brasser Justina Crowley Healey MATHUFS with masses listed for St Mary Newark St Patrick Cathedral and St Josephs Newark.
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Moltke
von der Goltz
Kaiser
J. J. Astor
Islecote
James L. Banks, Jr
Gotham
Thelma R. Minzie
Europe
Bome
Lloyd George
R. L. Bigelow
Banker Wells
Doris W. &. Bissell
Miss Wells
Association of Advertising Interests
Steel Man
Blaze
White-Chanler
Architect
Call Jewish Conference
Speeders
New Court
Brown
Rain Forces
Greeley
Gallient
Root
Louis 8. Cohn
Andrew A. Slawson
Sheffield - Slawaon - Decker Company
Waverly
H. M. Phillips
Newburg
James K. Folkmier
Andoved
Sir John E. Blunt
Engageo
Hartich
Zundel
Charlotte L. Zundel
Arthur C. Hartich
M. A. Bowe
William Almon Wolff
Colliers
Margaret Vely
James Anne Vallely
Veitch
Robert Veitch
Dyckman 4&T
Williams
Weet
Emma
Lathrop S. Williams
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ayer
Masa
McDonough St
M. Carberry
Susan
Decatur St
M. Carlson
Carl
Hoyt St
M. Coffey
Priso
Gillen
St Anthony's Hospital
Guertin
Blester
Park Place
Ed Mary
Nessau St
Hodgson
William B
Gates Av
Long Island
Frank E. Campbell
Winterbottom
East 284
Hudson River
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!