Newport Hosts Navy Reception for Bristol Visit
Newport society greets Lieut. Commander Mark L. Bristol and Mrs. Bristol at torpedo station reception with army and navy families and summer residents. Officers, their wives, and notable guests mingle as July travel and tax news unfold.
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Newport
Mark L. Bristol
Bristol
Army
Navy
Thomas J. Senn
Senn
E.S. Kellogg
Benjamin Thaw
James V. Parker
New York
Augustus Jay
Alice Brownell
Cedarhurst
Charles T. Proctor
Long Island
Alexander Duncan, Jr
James P. Kernochan
Perry Belmont
Coe
Europe
Alfred G. Ot
Ana
Frederick Neilson
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandyoint Farm
Wellsley
Hollis H. Hunneweil
Sandy Pointarm
Tallise D. Wolf Cutting
Hilltop Cotta
Ochre Court
Ogden Goelet
Weopsino
William Fullam
Sta Ba Avenstug Jay
Hamilton Fish
Philip M. Lydig
Peter Goelet Gerry
Robert Gerry
George Pepper Norris
Philadelphia
George Henry Warren, Jr
Columbia
George Henry Arren
Seafield
George Stearns
Atlanta
Pest
Elvira Rowe
Horsham
England
ason-Kellar
Marguerite A. Mason
Atheling
E. S. Reynal
Robert L. Gerry
Seaverge
William Watts Sherman
New Yor Cd
C. F. Robinson
Convention J
Chicago
Rhode Island
Daisy Wedding in Jersey Held at Frankenbach Home
Miss Helen B Frankenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Frankenbach married Eugene F Schlaich of Jersey City at 918 Summit Avenue. Rev E A Meury led the ceremony. Bride wore white satin trimmed with Princess lace. Sister Wilma Frankenbach as maid of honor and Mabel Johnson of New York as bridesmaid. Couple to honeymoon at Lake Placid and will reside in East Orange.
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Jersey
Helen B. Frankenbach
William L. Frankenbach
Eugene F. Schlaich
Jersey City
Summit Avenue
E. A. Meury
Second Reformed Church
Mudsorry City
Jace
Wilma Frankenbach
Mabel Johnson
New York
Mrs.Schlaich
Lake Placid
East Orange
Miss Payn Weds Charles A Stone in Albany Home Ceremony
Miss Hazel Kennedy Payn daughter of Mrs Howard Kennedy Payn married Charles Atkin Stone of Troy this afternoon at the Payn home on North Pearl Street. Rev David O Mears officiated. Attendant was sister Mrs Archibald M Dedrick and best man Crawford Green of Troy.
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Payn
Charles A. Stone
Albany
N. Y
Hazel Kennedy Payn
Howardennedy Payn
Charles Atkin Stone
Troy
North Pearl Street
David O. Mears
Archiald M. Dedrick
Crawford Green
McKnight and Getzendanner Wed at Heavenly Rest Church
William G. McKnight and Elisabeth Lawrence Getzendanner were married yesterday in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Herbert Shipman with best man Dr. Henry A. Cassaber of New York and ushers Dr. A. Schuyler Clark Linzee Pladgen Joseph N. Blye Charles E. Cotting.
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William G. McKnight
City
Elisabeth Lawrence Getzendanner
Eleanor V. Getzendanner
Charles H. Getzendanner
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shipman
Henry A. Cassabeer
New York
A. Schuyler Clark
Linzee Pladgen
Joseph N. Blye
Charles E. Cotting
Boston
Wedding of George Stedman Renouff and Miss Ursula
The ceremony occurred yesterday afternoon at Manhattan Congregational Church with Rev. Dr. Henry A. Stimson officiating. Best man was H. Co. Bentley and the ushers were Dr. Ernest L. Hicks, George R. Mitchell, J. Leon Renouff, and Christopher Clarke.
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George Stedman Renouff
Ursula
Oliver McKee
Helen Clark
Manhattan Congregational Church
Henry A. Stimson
H.co. Bentley
Ernest L. Hicks
George R. Mitchell
J. Leon Renouff
Christopher Clarke
Weeks Tubbs wedding at Knickerbocker hotel
Miss Gertrude Weeks daughter of Mrs. Edward P Weeks Elizabeth New Jersey married William C Tubbs at the Knickerbocker hotel The Rev Frank O Hall performed the ceremony A wedding breakfast followed in the green and gold banquet hall
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Gertrude Weeks
Edward P. Weeks
Elizabeth, N. J
William C. Tubbs
Knickerbocker
Frank O. Hall
Green and Gold
Blagden to Wed Lydia Mason Jones Tomorrow at St Thomas Church
Arthur C. Blagden announced his upcoming marriage to Miss Lydia Mason Jones with a farewell bachelor dinner last night at Harvard lab, hosted by Mr Blagden for his guests.
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Arthur C. Blagden
Lydia Mason Jones
St. Thomas’s Church
Tas
Harvard Lab
Notable Wedding Party Additions Involving Blagden Family
The text lists Crawford Blagden as best man with ushers Samuel P. Blagden A Perry Osborn Oliver D Milley Joseph W Bur den Roger M Poor Pilot Cross William O D Ibelin Charles S Bird Jr A Laurence Hopkins 2d Grenville Clark Malcolm McBurney and Arthur Mason Jones as brothers of the bride.
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Cluded Crawford Blagden
Samuel P. Blagden
A. Perry Osborn
Oliver D. Milley
Joseph W. Burden
Roger M. Poor
Pilot Cross
William O’d. Ibelin
Charles S. Bird, Jr
A. Laurence Hopkins
2D. Grenville Clark
Malcolm McBurney
Arthur Mason Jones
Miss Marguerite Rutty Engaged to Cecil Hollins
Announcement lists Miss Marguerite S. Rutty daughter of W. H. Rutty as engaged to Cecil Hollins of this city. The wedding is planned for St. Agnes Church on July 25.
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Marguerite Rutty
Marguerite S. Rutty
W. H. Rutty
Cecil Hollins
St. Agnes’s Church
Notable summer arrivals in Berkshire resorts
Mrs J Montfort Schley and the Misses Katherine and Marguerite Schley along with Dr and Mrs B Newton and others were among arrivals at the Hotel Aspinwall. Mr and Mrs H J Lamar of New York paused their Lenox wedding trip to join the Auto Boece Club of America for Manchester. Several other families and notables including Gov and Mrs Augustus Wilson of Kentucky and Mrs Joshua Davis were guests at Red Lion Inn Stockbridge Curd's Hotel and neighboring properties.
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Pittsfield
Mass
J. Montfort Schley
Katherine
Marguerite Schley
B. Newton
Newton
Rowland D. Allen
New York
Aspinwall
H. J. Lamar Washington
Lenox
James Lowndes
Washington, D. C
Ingleside
Stockbridge
Augustus Wilson
Kentucky
Lizette Hast
Sussex D. Davis
Joshua Davis
Eloise Davis
Walter Rutherford
J. Clarence Post
Curd’s Hotel
Washington Society Engagements Mark Military Circles
The engagement of Capt. W. M. Kelly, U S A Corps of Engineers, to Miss Georgette West of Edgewood Park Penn is announced in Washington. Kelly, from Wisconsin to the Military Academy, has lived in the city for years amid a circle of young officers led by Lieut Ulysses S Grant III. Other military couples and society movements follow as officers and families prepare summer plans and debuts.
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Washington
W. M. Kelly
Corps of Engineers
Georgette West
James M. West
Edgewood Park
Penn
Kelly
Military Academy
Wisconsin
New York
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
J. H. Poole
Mark Brooks
Army
Charles Russel Train
Navy
Robert Berry
Robert van Horn
Philip A. Sheridan
Sheridan
Nonquit
Mass
Brontë Letter Sells Low After Missing Page Snafu
A Charlotte Brontë letter sold in Philadelphia for little due to a missing last page. Dated Sept 14 1850 the missive is to Ellen Nussey and discusses marriage gossip limitations as well as Brontë's views on possible nuptials. The piece notes reactions in Edinburgh Palladium and prior Thackeray meetings.
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Charlotte Bronté
Philadelphia
Ellen Nussey
Elen
Amelia
Brookroyd
Jeeis
Haworth
Eller
London
Papa
Noion
William M. Thackeray
Palladium
Nev. Dobell
St. John
Janet Eyre
Ski Hi at Madison Square Roof Garden A tepid two act musical
The Madison Square Roof Garden opened its season with Ski Hi a two act musical comedy. The piece is uneven with Tokyo and Jupiter set pieces and a strong chorus of pretty girls led by Lottie Kendall earning some praise. The audience mostly laughed at rather than with the performers and found the show a mild amusement in a cool pleasant venue.
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Ski-Hi
Ashe
Willam Conley
Otto Carr
Hale
Prince de Sage
Harrycane Ceceves
Joseph Carey
Frank Kelley
Goto
Aera Fortune Ricksha
Bieccascesades
George Powers Peat Tight
Charles McGee
George Elliott ClgGdiNe
Harry Adams
Killum
Aga
William Smith Terry
Ferma
Madison Square Roof Garden
Tokio
Bing
Eight Month Old Actor Debuts in New York Theatre
Lessie Stephen McKinley, eight months old from Missouri, becomes the youngest actor in New York as he joins the cast of The Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre. He appears in the song Cuddle Up a Little Closer and in tableau scenes with a nurse, a veteran, and other characters. His father Campbell McKinley and mother Rose Mentor are part of the company, with the mother allowed to bring her baby on stage.
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New York
Herald Square Theatre
Lessie Stephen McKinley
Missouri
Baby McKinley
Anna Held
Campbell McKinley
Rose Mentor
Thumbs Up for John Drew Returns After Tour
Actor John Drew arrives back after a 15000 mile tour of the play My Wife. He explains a thumb injury from a washout era baseball game improvised on a shattered train.
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John Drew
Brock
Pullmans
Drew
Billie Burke
Pullman
Porters
Rex McDougall
Mr. Drew
Arnica
Actor to Preach in Summer and Stage in Winter
Rev Robert J Lockhart plans summer sermons at the Presbyterian Church of Nichols New York after a season as leading man in We Are King under A W Cross management He severed Nichols ties last fall to pursue acting The Princeton graduate was ordained in 1898 and played a fanatical priest in the stage role supporting his family his shift to preaching follows a theatrical start
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Robert J. Lockhart
A. W. Cross
Presbyterian Church
Nichols
N. Y
Lockhart
Princeton
Bessie McCoy Signs Three-Year Contract With Manager
Bessie McCoy who starred in The Three Twins at Herald Square signs a three year deal with manager Joseph Gaites. She will headline a new musical piece after the current production finishes.
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Bessie McCoy
Three Twins
the Herald Square
Joseph Gaites
Amusement Notes: Vienna Spring Engagement and Theatre Hats
Fritzl Scheff to perform in Mile Modiste in Vienna next spring. Abbott officers elected: Emerson Cook Abbott Dean Sommers Coxey Emmett Ramsay. Retiring Abbott Wells Hawks honored with loving cup. Satire on Merry Widow hat added to Yama-Yama in The Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre. Eight girls wear hat sections forming one giant hat sixteen feet wide. Werba reports Hart in London plans Futurity Winner vaudeville at London Hippodrome. Betting ring scene added to show with 150 participants. Gus Edwards benefit for needy schoolchildren at Bijou Theatre postponed to Tuesday afternoon June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzl Scheff
Vienna
Abbot
Charles Emerson Cook
Harry G. Sommers
Willard D. Coxey
Burton Emmett
John W. Ramsay
Abbott
Wells Hawks
Merry’ Widow
Herald Square Theatre
Louis F. Werba
Joseph Hart
London
London Hippodrome
Gus Edwards
Bijou Theatre
Tourists in Manchester Welcome Auto Club of America Travelers
The touring members of the Automobile Club of America arrive in Manchester Vermont on day two of a 188 mile run from Waterbury Connecticut. Thirteen cars lead by A L Westguard travel with plans to continue to Sunapee Lake and Bretton Woods before returning to New York.
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Auto Club
New York Times
Manchester
Automobile Club of America
Waterbury
New England
A. L. Westguard
Bureau of Tours
David Morris
W. A. Krohn
Orrel A. Parker
Eugene Sandell
Vance Sherrard
Colonial Y C At Home Opens New Clubhouse on Hudson
The Colonial Yacht Club celebrated the opening of its new clubhouse and yacht anchorage near 138th Street on the Hudson. Commodore George J. Westner rang the gun as members and families enjoyed a 5 pm flag-raising, a river cruise to the Point of Rocks, dancing and recitations, with speed exhibition by Josephine Teller aboard Widgeon.
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Colonial Yacht Club
Yacht Anchorage
138Th Street
Hudson River
George J. Westner
Martin L. Horn
Colonial
Commodore Westner
Frank Totten
A. W. Chatfield
Charles Newman
John W. Noble, Jr
George Teller
Josephine Teller
Widgeon
Block Island Yacht Race Opens with Deep Fleet Start
A large field gathered off New Rochelle for the fifth annual Block Island race, the New York Athletic Club event featuring over forty entries. about thirty boats crossed the line led by Little Rhody II followed by Marguerite and Nutmeg.
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New Rochelle
Whortleberry Island
Block Island
New York Athletic Club
Harry A. Jackson, Jr
Larchmont Yacht Club
A. B. Fry
Naval Militia
Eee
Mohican
Rhody
Marguerite
Nutmeg
Boston
Busy Bee
Alera
Minx
New York Yacht
Chaperone
Jolly Tar
Fearless
Mist
Notis
Alice
Tinkcum II
Okee
Mimosa II
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Bermuda
Bronel
Kittross
Ne Moosha
Ance
Owtibr
Ani Club
Duchess
J. B
Palmer
J. W. Alker
Manhasset Bay
H. Willets
Red Wing
M. B. Pendas
N. Y.coe Teig
Ce Bea Aire Tee Ian
Hee Cae Ek Meeeekary
Commodore Clark
Ploy
Coa Kare
Slane
H .A. Jackson
Lie Dear
Sid Abe Alan
Hazel
J. E
Hyde
Morris
Quest
H. T. Valte
Juanita
S. C. Hunter
New
Old Glory
G. P. Bonnell
Larch- OR Aicienna
Grace N
J. F. Lambden
New RcheNeied
Saladin
R. W. Lee LY
ALC
Rios Harbor
Ocala Tert
Adie Ds
Little Rhody IL
C. F. Tillinghast
Mahlstedt Brothers
N. Y
Alyce
W. A. Leib
Y.A
Nong
W. J. Fowley
Harlem
Uss
Chaperon
Robert
Jacob
A. C. Jones
Rebel
Tuxedo Horse Show Wind-Up Draws Notables and Prizes
The Tuxedo Colony horse show in Park New Jersey closes its second day with large crowds, top entries, and popular judging. J. S. Murray of Chester wins two trotting events with Trampas and Shield places. E. H. Harriman and George F. Baker among spectators as grand stand traffic and special trains fill the day.
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New York Times
Park
N. J
J. S. Murray
Chester
Tonzo Sauvage
Grand Duke
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Alias
Laughing Water
Orange County Hunt Club
J. E. Davis
Vesta Tilley
M. F
J. J. McDonald
Shield
William M. Leonard
Ravona
Everett Frederick
Tennis Honors Across Clubs In Yonkers And Bay Ridge
Walter Merrill Hall of the Hamilton Grange Club defeated L Millers Burt to challenge Gustave Touchard for the Tallant Cup on Amackassin Club courts Yonkers, while Miss Clare Cassell won the women’s singles. National doubles champions Alexander and Hackett won at Crescent Athletic Bay Ridge. Metropolitan play featured Palmer Bryan and Wyeth in New York venues with Knickerbocker and Kings County clubs also active.
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Walter Merrill Hall
Hamilton Grange Lawn
Gustave F. Touchard
Tallant
Miss.Benedict
Miss Cassell
Miss Benedict
Partner
Hall
Burt
Fitch
Connell
Fuller
Tomlinson
Robertson
Todd
Leo
Touchard
Groesbeck
BE. Blake
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Edwin P. Larned
Frederick Watson, Jr
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Richard H. Palmer
Robert T. Bryan
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Manhattan Avenue
Knickerbocker Field Club
Flatbush
Palmer
Samuel A. Westfall
Knickerbocker
Wreth
W. C. Allen
Allen
Wyeth
Bryan de Sie
H. S. Roberts
W.C. Alien
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Montclair Athletic Club
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Joseph T. McMahon
Otto Hi. Hinck
Frank B. Hague
Albert J. Hinck
Malenhauer
Otto H. Hinck
McMahon
1Iselle
Mollenhaver
Albert J. Hinek
Montclair
Kings County
Just Helen a Lost Irish Girl in Children’s Court
A three year old girl calling herself Just Helen was committed to the Chil dren's Society by Justice Olmsted after being found at Second Avenue and Seventy-ninth Street. She was unclaimed, likely abducted from another city, and authorities hope to locate her parents. She is flaxen haired with blue eyes and mentions siblings Tommie and Lizzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Children's Society
Justice Olmsted
Children's Court
Second Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
Tommie
Lizzie
Reptile, Rambling and Rampant Tales at Bronx Zoo
Social notes from the Bronx Zoo recounts include Katharine the 24 foot regal python eating three white rats and a rabbit after a late meal, Bryan George Gould the ram from Rocky Mountain sheep arriving, the head keeper Bill Snyder supervising a fence expansion after the ibex repeatedly escaping, Lucille the Red River hog on her annual tear and four month old Puma Willie drawing attention with playful mischief at the reptile house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bronx Zoo
Hornaday
Dittmars
Katherine
Bill Snyder
Spain
Bryan George Gould
Rocky Mountain
Zoo
Express
Gould
Lucille
Red River
India
Little Willie
Marriages listed in East Orange and nearby towns
AJune 1908 roundup notes multiple marriage announcements across New Jersey and New York. Couples include Bessie Sutro Rosenbaum and Jerome Wiliam Frank, Florence Usher Griswold and Frank E. Griswold, Elizabeth Getzendanner and Will liam McKnight, and others in Morristown, Jersey City, East Orange, Hudson City, and Union County venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank—Rosenbaum
Bessie Sutro Rosenbaum
Stockton
Cal
Jerome Wiliam Frank
New York
Griswold—Usher
East Orange
N.J
Florence
William J. Usher
Frank E. Griswold
McKnight
Getzendanner
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shipman
Elizabeth Lawrence
Eleanor V
Charles Hayes Getzendanner
Willliam Gelen McKnight
New York City
Nichols—Bacon
North Salem
Thomas L. Potterton
D. D
Marjorie Kate
Earle C. Bacon
Clayton Worthington Nichols, Jr. Tuttle—Freeman
Obituaries from New Rochelle to Brooklyn June 1908
Death notices list Mannis Baum Sophia Bauman William Belcher Oscar Boles Capt George Dick Frank Enst Barrett Horton Isadora Lister Penelope Violett Henrietta Wagstaff Christine Weed and others with funeral details and residence notices across New York City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George XN
Pacific
Brooklyn
ENSTE
Frank G. Enst
Agen
Int
Clinton St. Breowion
Twin Dispute Over Soda Stand Ends in Tragic Death
A man accompanying his twin brother to a soda water stand died after refusing to drink from a bottle. The incident centers on the brother who chose not to drink from the bottle, leading to the fatal outcome.
Death List of the Day: Caffery Jenkins Dies in Los Angeles
Caffery Jenkins, former owner and chief editor of The New Orleans Delta and later of The Picayune, died in Sierra Madre aged about 100. He earlier led Galveston papers, edited the Galveston News from Galveston, then moved to Los Angeles after selling his interests. Born in 1825 at Vicksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffery Jenkins
New Orleans
Del
The
Picayune
Sierr Madre
Jenkins
Galveston
Los Angeles
Cal
Dallas News
Galveston Journal
Vicksbur
Barrett W Horton Cloth Manufacturer Dies in New York
Barrett W Horton a retired cloth manufacturer died at his home on West Fifty eighth Street from pneumonia. He was born in Bristol Connecticut eighty four years ago and founded the firm of icott W Horton which operated in Cleveland Ohio. He moved to New York years ago and worked as a cloth manufacturer at 341 Broadway until five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingraham
Washington
D.C
Saeb Elizabeth Guthrie Incranam
James B. Ingraham
Cosnorton
Ohio
Joseph W. Marsh
Wallingford and
Neville Sts
Pittsburg
Penn
Washeston
Linden
H. Perrine
Shepherd
Harriet
George Shepherd
Skinner
Cornelia Norton Skinner
James Augustus Skinner
Denver
Col
Edmond XS. Skinner
New York
Mendes
Skinseer
Presbyterian Church
P. A. RR
Pmypire
Secstety of
New England
Runinstine Club
Barrett W. Horton
West Fifty-eighth Street
Bristol
Conn
Icott W. Horton
Cleveland
Broadway
Foresters Leader Harry Collins Dies in Toronto
Harry Collins Supreme Treasurer of the Independent Order of Foresters and a noted Mystic Shriner died at his Toronto home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Harry Collins
The
Independent Order of Foresters
America
Obituary notes for Justice William Strong and others
Obituary notes report the death of Associate Justice William Strong of the U S Supreme Court in Washington. Also listed are deaths of Newark Police Commissioner William R Bennett age 34 from stomach cancer and Capt George N Dick Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, with brief family and service details. The piece mentions Wary Wilson Strong, daughter of a civil war veteran, who died at 324 Tompkins Ave Brooklyn after a daylong illness. he served in the Thirteenth Regiment and Fifty-sixth Regiment, was a Republican in Seventeenth Ward politics, and left three sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strong
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
William R. Bennett
Newark
Long Branch Specia
New York & Long Branch
St. James's Hospital
N. J
George N. Dick
Internal Revenue
Wilson Strong
Tompkins Avenue
Brooklyn
Fifty-sixth
Seventeenth Ward
Local Death Notices From Citywide Listings June 19
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices across Brooklyn Jersey City and New York City dated June 19 lists names including Minnie Buckley James Butler Christina Crossius Mariana de Palma Johannis Geugees Goessmann J. Heffernan Anna Herda Peter Johnson Matheus Jost Joseph Juran Peter Kaufmann Jr Charles Kelly John H. Kennedy Amelia Klinger Bridget McCool William McCormack D. Karl McDermott John McLoughlin Catherine Mater Anna Muller Margaret Mulligan Walter H. Wallace Mary Wheeler Philip Wohltart and others with funeral or private services noted at multiple addresses across the boroughs and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana de Palma
Feick
Ellenville
John Feitka
Geugges
55Th St
Johannis Geugees
Pw Goessmann
Hamburg Av
Brooklyn
Athork Vas Goessmann
Heffernan
J. Heffernan
A. M. Henrich
Reid Av
Anna Heart A. Azed
Hinck
George Himek- Azed
Johnson
Violne St
Peter A. Johnson
Chauncey St
Wiliam P. Lathrop
Lubbert
East 27Th St
E. Hf. Libbert
Puneral
McCool
Avenue E
Bridget McCool
McCormack
Court St
William McCormack
McDermott
Karl McDermott
MM. McLoughlin
Port Ewen
John McLoughlin
Engert Jv
Catherina
Muller
Palatina
Hollis
N. Ya
Anna J. Muller
Mulligan
Glenville
Tarrytown
Margaret Mulligan
Munzherg
East 16Th St
Murray
West 25Th St. Bayonne
Floren
S Murray
Nagle
Jersey City
John. H. Hoffins
At- T
Annis MM
Washington
New Rochehelle
Julia F. Diesel Fenesal
Staceel
Monteith St
Joseph Strobel
Thlmann
Kingston
N. Y
Uhlmann Ullrich
Tmn
Funersi Feom
Sol Amsterd
Tnt P.M
Wallace
Rutherford
Walter Ho Wallies
Ared
Westheimer
Vernon As
Regime Westadtort
Pruterai
Wheeler
Memorial notices and monument unveilings in local cemeteries
An oblique notice page lists multiple memorial events including Mass for Mrs. James D. Murphy at St Ignatius Loyola on June 22 morning. Unveiling and dedication ceremonies occur today at Union Fields Cypress Hills Mount Hope and other cemeteries for Friedmann Goldschmidt Kafman Mintz Neuhorn Offenheiler Seidenwand Stern and others with times around 2 30 PM and 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P M
Baysie
Beer Sciewa
Monsurzent
Afelai
Macpelah Ceneteryet
Cemetery plots and access in New York City area
The notice describes Woodlawn and Cedar Grove Cemeteries with transport access by Harlem trains from Grand Central and trolleys, carriage, and ferry routes. It lists plot prices from $150 and up and booklets at the Cemetery Office in Madison Ave. It notes location six miles from East 34th Street Ferry and general accessibility across Greater New York with a fare via Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Woosterne Jerome Avenue
Cedar Grove
St. Ferry
Greater
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Cemetery of Office
Madison Av
New York City
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Mrs. Bristol
Torpedo Station
Social Notes
Katherine Schley
WW. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harold Vanderbilt
O. H. P. Belmont
Robert S. Talmage
Johnspegren
A. and
E. Aspinwall
John. T. Underwood
Mauretania
Dobbs Ferry
Franklin Q. Brown
William A. Spencer
Gotham
Elsie Aldrich
Lucy T. Aldrich
Richard S. Aldrich
Nelson Aldrich
J. C. White
Alba Della Gherardesca
E. M. Ferguson
Ferguson
John M. Ferguson
Holland House
Fisher's Island
George L. Andrews
Andrews
Magnolia
Henry S. Brooks
Buckingham
Poland Springs
Raleigh Phillpotts
Francis H. Markoe
East Forty-ninth Street
McKnight—Getzendanner
Renouff—Mckee
Mr. Blagden
Vichy
Zoolak
Berkshires
Washington Society
Ilert
M. Clarke
Stoneleigh Court
Pennsylvania
Alt York Tarhbar
Clover
California
Dora Clover
Bronte
R. J. Lockhart
Bretton Woods
Mount Pleasant House
Poland Springs House
Newcastle
N. H
Brunswick and Vendome
Colonial Y. C
Hudson
Malkan
Malkan’s
Broad
Harriman A
Miss Clare Cassell
Miss. Benedict
Hazard
E. Blake
Hagar
Perry
F. E. Ferris
W. M. Hall
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Phillips
Forrester
Ferris
Montgomery
Bassford
Hoe
Dr. Taylor
Orrey
Donahue
Cragin
Steinacher
Schwitzer
Goldman
Rowe
Chase
Martin
Ritchie
Bunnell—Kennedy
Emmazetta Kennedy
Henry Bunnell
Deligny—Black
Mary W. Black
James F. Delteny- Ditto-Herrstroter
Elizabeth
M. Herkstrater
Charles Stanley Ditto
Hixson—Baylor
Oxford
Meta Baylor
Samuel J. Hixson
Holden—Turton
New Brunswick
Lillian May Turton
George H. Holden
Koschtial—Klaus
Hudson City
Laura Klaus
Frank Koschtial
McIlroy—Laire
Cora
Emily Laire
G. McIlroy
Quirk—Walsh
Miriam T. Walsh
John J. Quirk
Shiner
Ormsby
Ida _Wormsby
Alexander W. Shiner
Townley
Boles
Oscar E. Boles
Leom T. Stowe
West Sist St
Ford
Liberty
N. YS
William —H. Ford
T109 Ltd
Webster
Jans
Anna C
Samuel Webster
James William
Elizabeth McBarron
West End
Weed
Christine Whann Weed
Charles R. Weed
West 58Th St
Utica
Emanuel Bixer
Blutrbacher
East 118Th St
Kathrine Blutbacher
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chanels
Chelssm
Roland PD. Jones
East 38Th St
Grace Church
Columbus
Charles Howland Cookman
Grateful Springs
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!