Miss Trego Weds H P Ballantyne At Heavenly Rest
The wedding of Barbara Isabel Trego and Howard Pierce Ballantyne was held at the Church of the Heavenly Rest with a garden setting and pink rambler roses. The bride wore a layered white tulle gown and carried Valley orchids. Ford Ballantyne served as best man. A reception for 200 guests followed at the Gotham ballroom.
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Howard Pierce Ballantyne
Grogse Point
Mich
Barbara Isabel Trego
Albert B. Hilton
Hill Crest
Port Chener
N. Y
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shipman
Mise
Elizabeth Terhune
Dorothy
Elizabeth Davidge
Miss Terhune
Howard Bissell
Lloyd F. Jones
Frederick Tanner
Ford @allantyne
Albert Carroll Trego
F. Kenneth Stephenson
Lambert Heyniger
Paul Dickey
J. Sidney Hammond
Grant Peacock
lLieyvd
P. Jones
Gotham
Betrothed Guardsman Mary Francke to Georgie Van Siclen
The engagement of Miss Mary Irving Francke to Georgie West Van Siclen is announced. Francke, daughter of Mrs. indsley Tappin and the late Leopold Francke, is granddaughter of Mrs. Huntington and great granddaughter of Daniel Huntington, painter and former National Academy president. The couple plan no wedding date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Irving Francke
Georgie West van Siclen
Arthur van Siclen
Wyoming
Francke
Indsley Tappin
Leopold H. Francke
Charles R. Huuntington
Mary Irving
Daniel Huntington
National Academy of Design
Elise Huntington Francke
Reginald M. Banks
Eleanor Francke
Albert
Luis Francke
Pedro Francke
A. H. Bostwick
John C. Travis
van Siclen
Seventh Regiment
N. GN. Y
Mrs J B Thompson to wed De Forest Grant of New York
Society note from Philadelphia announces the engagement of Mrs Emilia Garrison Brinton Thompson to De Forest Grant of New York. The Brinton family is longtime Philadelphia gentry. Mrs Thompson's daughter Elizabeth debuted last year. The groom elect is Yale class of 1891 graduate, linked to multiple clubs and societies, with wedding planned at St James Church Philadelphia.
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James Beaton Thompson
Philadelphia
de Forest Grant
New York
Thompson
Emilia Garrison Brinton
James B. Thompson
Daniel G. Brinton
Brinton
Elizabeth Thompson
Grant
de Forest Manice
Madison Grant
Norman Grant
Yale
Fast Forty-ninth Street
Union
Raquet
Calumet
4Tv
Miss Evelyn Deady Weds Benjamin Van Wyck at St Thomas
Miss Evelyn Hunter Deady daughter of Dean Charles Deady of the College Ophthalmic Hospital was married yesterday to Benjamin Stevens Van Wyck in the chapel of St Thomas Church. The Rev W Strother Jones officiated with Dr Deady presenting his daughter. Matron of honor was Mrs John Robbins Higbie and best man John Howard Ibeel. Only close relatives attended due to the bride’s family being in ring.
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Evelyn Hunter Deady
Charles Deady
College of the
Mrs Drexel Wins Suit For Annual Alimony In England
Mrs Rita Armstrong Drexel wife of Anthony J Drexel American banker won a Chancery Court judgment for an annual alimony of 5000 dollars from Justice Neville. She had separated in 1911 while living in London and planned divorce proceedings. They had agreed to 50000 yearly and five life policies valued at 300000 held for her benefit. Drexel contested English jurisdiction after moving to France.
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London
Rita Armstrong Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Justice Neville
Chancery Court
Drexel
France
Paris
Drexels
Mrs Astor Weds Today In Maine Seaside Ceremony
Special to The Times from Bar Harbor Maine reports the June 2 wedding of Mrs Madeleine Force Astor widow of Colonel J J Astor to William K Dick. John Jacob Astor IV attends with son and plans brief California travel after the ceremony at St Saviours Episcopal Church.
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Bar Harbor
John Jacob Astor
Madeleine Force Astor
J. J. Astor
William K. Dick
St Saviours Episcopal Church
William J. Force
Isle Cote
Peps
Henri Harnickel
Katherine Force
Miss Rutherfurd to Wed Cyril Hatch Today
Miss Barbara C. Rutherfurd daughter of Mrs. W K Vanderbilt Sr formerly married and Cyril Hatch plan to wed today after obtaining a marriage license at City Hall The Vanderbilt Oakdale home in South Dakota offered no details on time or place and Miss Rutherfurd's mother sails soon for Europe to begin hospital work in Paris
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Barbara C. Rutherfurd
W. K. Vanderbilt
Cyril Hatch
Vanderbilt
Oakdale
S. 1
Europe
Paris
Miss Rutherfurd
Burr and Smith Wed In Lyme Conn Home Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Woods Burr daughter of Mr and Mrs Han ford M Burr of Springfield Massachusetts marries Geddes Smith son of Mr and Mrs Willard Huntington Smith of Haddonfield New Jersey in a Lyme Connecticut home ceremony The bride father officiates assisted by Rev William Neely Ross Miss Marjorie Smith the bridegroom’s sister is bridesmaid Arthur Macmahon of New York serves as best man Smith is a Columbia graduate class of 19 and managing editor of The Independent.
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Eleanor W. Burr
Eleanor Woods Burr
Hanford M. Burr
Springfield
Mass
Geddes Smith
Willard Huntington Smith
Haddonfield
N. J
Burr
Lyme
Conn
William Neely Ross
Chelsea
Wedding of Marie Benson and Thomas Coleman in Wheeling
In Kersburg West Virginia on June 21 a wedding was held at 8 o clock for Miss Marie Benson daughter of the late Dr Robert Ames and Thomas Coleman prominent local lawyer. Rev Dr S K Anot officiated. The bride, a noted suffragist, was honored by suffrage groups from Springfield Mass and Wheeling and presented with a pearl brooch a silver cake plate and other gifts.
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New York Times
T Kersburg
W. Va
Marie Benson
Robert Ry R M. Ames
Thomas Coleman
Minent
Thia City
S. K. Anot
Miss Spaeth Weds R E L Cochran in New Rochelle
Mrs. Stella Spaeth of 170 Lockwood Avenue New Rochelle New York married Robert Eugene Lee Cochran importer yesterday afternoon at St Johns Methodist Church New Rochelle Rev Harry H Heattys officiated George R Johnston brother in law gave her in marriage Best man Clement Goodrich Baltimore ushers Jere Millman and Charles Henry Young One hundred guests attended and a reception at the Cochran residence on Street where the couple will live
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Miss Spaeth
R. E. L. Cochran
Stella Spaeth
Lockwood Avenue
New Rochelle
N. Y
Fiarry H. Heattys
St. John’s Methodist Church
Robert Eugene Lee Cochran
George R. Johnston
Clement Goodrich
Baltimore
Jere Milleman
Charles Henry Young
Cochran Residencion Street
Bridal Pair to Go to Mexico City
The marriage of Mrs. Clara Wagner Tanner and Harold Gordon Neumegen occurred yesterday at 8 PM in Thompson Chapel Broadway Tabernacle. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Mexico City. The bride’s father, Frederick Wagner, formerly president of Union Square Bank, attended.
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Mexico City
Clara Wagner Tanner
Frederick Wagner
This City
Harold Gordon Neumegen
Thompson Chapel
Broadway Tabernacle
Union Square Bank
Bride Miss Joy Sayles Weds Dr Alfred Kropff at St Regis
Miss Joy Elise Sayles daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry JL Sayles married Dr Alfred Hemmer Kropff son of Mr and Mrs William Kropff last evening at 7 at the Hotel St Regis. Rev Elliott W Brown officiated with Miss Nellie Mathews as maid of honor and William F Kropff as best man for his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sayles
St. Regis
Joy Elise Sayles
Henry JL. Sayles
Alfred Hemmer Kropff
William Kropff
Hotel St. Regis
Elliott W Brown
Nellie Mathews
William F. Kropff
Burns Hughes Wedding in Kingsbridge Today
Miss Irene Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Hughes of 2806 Heath Avenue Kingsbridge and Peter J Burns of Brooklyn marry today at St Johns Catholic Church Kingsbridge Rev F X Kelly officiates They plan a honeymoon in Atlantic City
Townsend and Ferry Wedding Held at Park Avenue Home
The wedding of Miss Virginia Campbell Townsend daughter of Mrs. James M Townsend of 535 Park Avenue and Donard Mansfield Ferry son of Mrs Charles H Ferry took place Tuesday at the bride's mother's home. The engagement was announced in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Campbell Townsend
James M. Townsend
Park Avenue
Donard Mansfield Ferry
Charles H. Ferry
Colonel Rafferty Arrives in town with family from Honolulu
Col William Rafferty of the Coast Artillery has come from foreign service in Honolulu and is staying at the Waldorf Astoria with Mrs Rafferty and daughter Miss Mercedes Rafferty.
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Col. Rafferty
Honolulu
William Rafferty
United States Coast Artillery
Waldorf-Astoria
Rafferty
Miss Mercedes Rafferty
Ziegfeld Jr Suffers Nervous Breakdown at Home
F. Ziegfeld Jr is confined to his Hastings on the Hudson home with a nervous breakdown. The stress of preparing the Follies revue for production at the New Amsterdam and taking on Century management with Charles Dillingham led to the collapse. Restoration is expected after a few days rest.
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Ziegfeld, Jr
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
New Amsterdam
Century
Charles Dillingham
Passengers for Europe on transatlantic lines today
A long list of passengers sailing to Europe and to the United States is reported. Names include William Ackworth J K Allan J E Armstrong M unknown Haynes Lealie Barnett Mr and Mrs William Biggar Monroe Bishop T R Brown Mrs L Browne and many others. Also named are members of parliament and various officials among travelers from Copenhagen and via Oscar II with numerous accompanying spouses and guests.
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Mrs. Dennis
Dickinson
F. J. Kye
Maina Edwards
J. H. Framer
the . McMahon Glynn
M. P
H. A. Holder
W Ia Knowles
BF. Lee
M. P. Mer
Ader Luchars
W. A. Martins
Mr. P
C. J. Parry
Morgan Tapestries Sold to Mrs Dixon in Exclusive Move
The Morgan tapestry sale includes five Gobelin Don Quixote pieces to Mrs. Dixon for about 600,000 dollars. The set, once part of the King of Spain’s collection, features Coypel designs and travels from Paris to America, with other Don Quixote tapestries in major collections and pages detailing their history and provenance.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Morgan
P. W. French & Co
Fitz Eugene Dixon
Philadelphia
New York
Dixon
Widener
Alexander Hamilton Rice
Joseph E. Widener
Bernard van Orley
Kaiser
Czar
Italy
Empress Eugenie
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Portland
Mr. Morgan
Spain
Francisco de Assissi
Louis XVI
France
Rheims
Paris
Napoleon
Hesse-Darmstadt
Charles Coypel
Tomerica
Don Quixote
Dulcinea
Sancho
Barstatia
New York Lawyer Killed in Highway Crash near Southington
R Burnham Moffat a New York attorney born January 7 1861 and educated at Harvard and Columbia died when his car skidded and overturned near Southington Connecticut. His wife and daughter survived with minor injuries and two sons survived as students at Harvard and Groton. He was a member of major legal and historical societies in New York.
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Southington
Conn
BR. Moffat
New York
Broadway
Here
Moffat
Hattard
Groton School
R. Burnham Moffat
Brooklyn
Reuben Curtis
Elizabeth Virginia
Harvard University
Columbia Law School
Ellen Lowsverrepont
Birthday Party Aboard Hanan Yacht Edithia
Mr and Mrs Talbot Hanan of New York hosted a birthday voyage on John Hanan s Edithia yacht. The trip sailed up the Hudson to West Point for a parade grounds visit and returned to New York then proceeded to Sea Gate and the Atlantic Yacht Club for dinner with guests Raynor Horsman Madeleine Moran and Mr and Mrs Bolar Spencer.
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Hanan
Talbot Hanan
New York
John H. Hanan
Edithia
Hudson River
West Point
Madeleine Moran
Rhode Island
Mrs. Bolar. Spencer
Brookline, Mass
Frish Rebels Reported Firing Again in Ireland
A New York sympathizer told a Times reporter that revolts have broken out in Ireland on a larger scale than since the Dublin Post Office seizure. He claimed Irish Volunteers and Sinn Fein clashed with British troops across Ireland, with many arrests and wounded. He offered no names and warned that confidential channels would confirm later.
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New York
Iriah
Times
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Volunteers
Citizens’ Republican Army
Sinn Fein
Sheehyv Skeffington
David A. Spellissey
On Broadway
Spellissey
Memorial to Earl Kitchener Approved in House of Commons
In June debate at Westminster a resolution to fund a public memorial for Field Marshal Earl Kitchener was moved. Premier Asquith recalled Kitchener’s wartime service in Egypt and South Africa and praised his leadership. Bonar Law and George J. Labor joined in supporting the memorial, and the resolution was agreed.
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London
Field Marshal
Earl Kitchener
Asquith
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener
Lord
Andre
Tlentim
Ner
Bonar Law
Coun
Labor
George J Labor
Stockport
Daniels at Edison Home in Orange Seeks Navy Lab Funding
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels visited Thomas A. Edison in Orange New Jersey. Edison urged doubling the Navy lab appropriation from 1 million to 2 million and Daniels promised to lobby in the Senate before returning to the House. Daniels also toured Navy headquarters and discussed campaign support with party leaders and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Thomas A. Edison
Orange
N. J
Edison
Navy Laboratory
House of Representatives
Daniele
Senate
House
Secretariels
Sarevettinn
Terday Yard
Demand Steels for Export Quiet as Home Demand Slows
The Iron Age reports export demand for steel gaining importance while domestic inquiries slump. Prices decline as newer foreign orders appear, with Italy purchasing over 3,000 tons of Heesemer iron from Eastern and Valley mills. Early shipment steel and munition-grade material circulate amid resales by fabricators.
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Fabricatora
Ifme
Pittsburgh
India
Iron Trade Review
Italy
Death of John C Gullick Lawyer with City Ties
John C Gullick a long time city lawyer died at his home 331 West Twenty second Street He was 72 and a member of the New York Athletic Club Society of the Sons of the Revolution Helland Society St George’s Society and other groups Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow at 3 30 p m He was a graduate of the City College of New York and Columbia Law School.
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John C. Gullick
West Twenty-second Street
Gulick
New York Athletic Club
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
The
Helland Society
St George's Society
City” of
New York
Columbia Uni_ f Law School
Hebrew Tabernacle
130Th St
Chicago
Tallahassee
Fla
Havana
Cuba
New Orleans
Saul A. Rothsore
120Th T
M. Intimen
St. George’s Society of New York
John
Gultek
Shallocross
MH. Howland
Gulick Sons of the Revolution
Assum Jate
Jonn
Goalick
S31
West
Jarme
Robent
Gulli
Delta Kappa Bepstion
Galick
Nu Company
Nu Alumni Association
HART
Martin T. Hart
Anna BR. Hart
Winfield Scott
West Ith St
Church of the Holy Name
Amsterdal
Bayside
L. 1
Pennsylvanian
Milleboro
Penn Jones
Eidith
W. A. Jones
George Frederick Jutten
Margaret Hanna
Hhis
West 148Th St
Famly
Keliy
Far Krockaway
N. Y
John Ho Kelly
Church of Nativity
Madison St
Classon Av
Brooklyn
Levy
Marx Levy
Sis Eastlvith St
Minna
Henry Levy
Anna Levy
Nee Goldberg
Mejvern & Oh
Lenon Av
McHugh
Joseph P. Mei
St. Francis Xavier
Punere
McPrratt
Purnhanm Moeffat
Elle Pierrepont Moffat
Mohiarty
Marcus
rHu Funeral
Olney
Artilter
York
Armory
Stth St
Park Av
George Washington Glney
Asa Bird Gardiner
Chas
Elliot Warren
Reichert
Anna Reich
Marie A. Reichert
Sir’ St. Nicholas
Woollawn
Schweizer
Marie Louise
Haymond
Emily Schweiser
East 70Th, Toole
Elize Priscilla
William Swan Toole
Richard Ebrapa
Tyson
Luid Letitia A
Keney Ho Tyeonm
Riverside
Cema
Py'idey
Lee
Grand Central Terminal
Vincent
Woodstock
Frank Vincent
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Tarrytown
Wainwright
Jonathan Mayhew, Jr
Scranton
Penn
Imvin
Mee
J. M. Wainwright
Clay Av
Margaret V. White
Wernersville
Wilson
Annie
James J. Wilson
James A
Kaet Ith We
Heggderm
St. Vincent Kerrers Church
East 7Th St
Dinner rally backs President Wilson at piano merchants event
One thousand attendees at the Hotel Astor for the National Association of Piano Merchants dinner cheered President Wilson amid news of Pershing's forces clashing with Mexican troops. Major Gen. Wood urged preparedness and nonwar stance while praising unity and national policy. The evening featured a transcontinental telephone link and a push for a unified Music Industries Chamber of Commerce.
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Dudley Field Malone
Wilson
National Association of Piano Merchants of America
Hotel Astor
John G. Corley
Association
Malone
Pershing
Mexico
Lincoln
Wilsons Suffrage Views Draw Wilsons Attention
President Wilson reaffirmed that woman suffrage should be decided by individual states, declining to back the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment. Mrs St Eb Hooker of Richmond Virginia pressed him at the White House, noting potential fall vote impact and hinting Hughes will state his views.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
ST. EB. Hoeker
Richmond
White House
Edward S. Ellis Dies at 76, Prolific Boys' Author
Edward S. Ellis, 76, famed ty writer of boys' stories, died Tuesday in Cliff tnland Maine. Born in Geneva New York, he started writing at 16 while a public school teacher. He published numerous books, contributed to periodicals, and later wrote school histories. His home was in Upper Montclair New Jersey.
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Edward S. Ellis
Ty &E
Cliff Tnland
Tle
Geneva
N. Y
Ellis
Upper Montclair
N. J
Edward Morgan Dies Alone in Hampton Roads Sailboat
Edward Morgan a retired New York broker and brother in law of August Belmont died of heart disease while fishing alone in a sailboat in Hampton Roads Newport News June 21. Onlookers observed the drifting boat and a response party found him dead about two hours earlier. Cremation and burial plans were set for Great Neck L I. Morgan born in New York fifty two years ago was the son of Edward Morgan and grandson of Matthew Morgan a prominent banker.
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New York Times
Newport News
Edward Morgan
New York City
August Belmont
Hampton Roads
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Great Neck
L. I
Mr. Belmont
Faith W. Walcott
Mr Morgan
New York
Matthew Morgan
Elizabeth Hamilton Morgan
Paris
CAPT FRANK H MASON DIES IN PARIS AT 70
CAPTAIN FRANK H MASON former American Consul General in Paris died in Paris aged around 70 after a 33 year career in the consular service. He resigned as Consul General in 193? and later chaired the American Ambulance in Paris at the war outbreak. He had previously served six years as Consul General at Berlin. The funeral will be held at the American Church with temporary burial in Paris.
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Tam New Youre Tistres
Paris
Frank H Mason
Mason
Ohio
Friance
American Ambulance
Roosevelt
Herlin
Reverend Samuel McBride Dies In Brooklyn At 61
The Rev Dr Samuel McBride pastor of Grace Baptist Church Brooklyn died at his home 44 Seventh Avenue He was 61 Born near Belfast Ireland he studied at Union Theological Seminary graduating 1876 He served as assistant pastor at First Presbyterian Newark and led the American Baptist Home Missionary Society for seven years He was a delegate to the 1859 Pan Presbyterian Council in Belfast Ireland He is survived by his wife and two children Robert M a publisher in Manhattan and daughter Winona Me Bride Brooklyn obituary.
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Samuel McBride
Grace Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Seventh Avenue
McBride
Central Baptist Church
Memorial Church
Belfast
Ireland
Union Theological Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Newark
Meriride
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
ISS
Pan-Presbyterian Counce
The
Baptists
Robert M
Manhattan
Winona
Chnarles Warren Gordon
Amd
Plymouth Church
Middagh Street
John J. Donovan
Keap Street
Donovan
Senéda Club
Lorache Club
Alsen
Clarence W. Tronovan
Florence J. Denbyan
George Weeks Damon
Fourth District Municipal Court
Jamaicp
Lo L
Fulton Street
Jamaica
Middlebury
Mr. Damon
Jamaica Council
Royal Arcanum
Jamaica Club
Jamaica Verteran Firemen's Association
Jamala Village Society
Joseph Knef
South Fourteenth Street
Board of Works
Mr. Knefta
Daugh
William F. P. Aldrich Dies Prominent Textile Executive
William F P Aldrich president of Worthen and Aldrich Company bleacher and dyer of cotton goods died at his West Eleventh Street home after thirty seven years in the city He was born in Worcester Massachusetts 1850s and helped form Worthen and Aldrich He served as a director of the Passaic Trust Company and Manhattan Print Works He is survived by his wife two daughters Edith M Aldrich and Mrs W S Radway of Worcester and a son William F P Aldrich Jr.
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William FP. Aldrich
Worthen & Aldrich Company
West Eleventh Street
Worcester
Mass
Fleehkeepsie
Passaic
N. J
M. FE
Worthen
Louisville delegate dies at railway meeting in Atlantic City
C H Jenkins of Louisville Kentucky, a delegate to the Railway Manufacturers Association gathering, died suddenly in Atlantic City New Jersey. He collapsed last night during the association's annual ball event.
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New York
Atlantic City
N. U
C H. Jenkins
Louisville
Railway Manufacturers’ Association
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and nearby towns
A parade of death notices from Brooklyn and surrounding towns lists Anna Eliza McCaddin Walsh widow of Jeremiah Walsh 107 Cambridge Street and Emma A Chesebrough a Brooklyn teacher among many others including John H Kelly George Weeks Damon Joseph Kneff George F Jutten George W Laird George McWallace Emma Johnson Leagan George M Thomas James J Roeder Lois Adelaide Kenton Christian F Zoving Virgil D Parris Michael Doyle and Thomas A Feeney with ages addresses and brief biographical notes on each, reflecting local civic church and professional ties.
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Anna Eliza McCaddin Walsh
Jeremiah Walsh
Cambridge Street
Brooklyn
Henry Mm.caddin
Brookyn
Mctaddin Hall
St. Peter and St. Paul
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and Riverside deaths
Obituary items report Julia Shields Horner of Havenle died at home aged seventy seven. Patricia O’Brien Kickey Ken daughter of Patrick and Mary Kickey O’Brien noted for church work. Fatitia A Tyson widow of Henry H Tyson died suddenly at her Riverside Connecticut home aged sixty five with surviving son H M Tyson of New York and a daughter.
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Keap Street
Brooklyn
Patrick
Mary Kickey O'Brien
Ken
Julia Shields Horner
Onnor W. A. Horner
Havenle
On Tuewlay
Beaver Toutty. Petin
Fatitia A. Tyson
Henry H. Tyson
Riverside, Conn
HM. H. Tyson
New York
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices intended for The New York Times include marriage and death details provided by callers from 1K Bryant. The system records these submissions for insertion.
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New York Times
Bryant
Marriages listed in city steamship church notices
A compilation of marriage announcements dated June 20 21 1916 across New York and surrounding towns. Couples include Emma Dana and Joan Carr Stella Spaeth and Robert Cochran Kathryne Ryan and Russell Freeman Verna McCutcheon and Walter Logan Gertrude London and Keavid Shook Virginia Townsend and Ronald Ferry plus several others.
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Robert H. McCutcheon
Walter Logan
London
Shook
Gertrude B. London
Audubon Av
Keavid Arthur Shook
Audubon
St. Andrews Churety
Mth
Mle
Ferry—Townsend
Mm ‘Tuewday
York
Mariadina Cohen
Morris
Cohen
Theodore FE. Stetber
Tyler-Tylen
Saint Bartholomew's Church
New York City
the Key
Leighton Parks
Sarah Latimer Wyler
New York
Edward Royall Tyler
Boston
Aldrich Death Notices and Obituary Fragments
A long-buried OCR fragment lists deaths and funeral notices across New York and nearby towns. Entries mention William P. Aldrich, Jane Beadel, Theresa Diamant, and many others with addresses, dates in June 1916 1918 and families named including Aldrich Gulick Hart and Reichert.
In Memoriam notices for W moriam and church members
In tender memory of our son Waldo who passed away June 22. In loving remembrance of Hennah Teyleon Marks one year since her passing. Reverend Cornelius Bishop Smith died June 22, 1911. Connelly and Daly notices from St Bridget's and Blessed Sacrament churches in Newark list masses and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurton
Waldo
Aleter Hennah Teyleon Marks
Smith
Cornelius Bishop Smith
Ldst By Hariem Train and by Trolleya Office
A terse notice from 20 East 23d Street New York lists numerous small items for sale as spares in an unspecified auction or sale event. The fragmentary text mentions two entities Hariem Train and Trolleya Office with unclear roles.
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Hariem
Trolleya
East
New York
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Riverside Drive
Eastport
Tr Eagan
Iss&j
George M. Thomas
Atha Thoman
Marenhall Street
Paterson
Christian F. Zoving
Manhattan Avenue
Germany
Virgil. D. Parris
Columbia Rawson
Paris Hill
Solraie
Eiward L. Parris
Jedelil-Abrrahams
Etta J. Abrahams
Henry Jeddell
Warried
Brooklynn
Wirada—Wade
Dorothy Wade
John Wirada
Aldricte
Whilliam Paine Aldrich
Charlotte G. Aldrich
Worvester
Mais
Aldrich
Freema Feranewer
Acacia Cemetery
Bayette
Pasmalo
Susie
Marian Poor
Willard
Bay
Edgecombe Avy
Jean
Bella Elsig Bry
Edwin
Louis
Helen Bry
Emantufi
Pauline
Hahn
Phillip
Ike N. Hahn
St. Louis
Joe Gorttleb
Baton Rouge la
Saul A. Rothschild
J. H. Burnett
Jay St
Ford
Harry Smith
Grand View-on- Hudson
Rockland County
N.Y
Oelock
Sleeps Hollow
Glasser
Frances Tompkins
Clarence Cleaner
Fetter Av
Bronx
Berne
Patrick J
West 30Th St
Timothy
Derry -Marie
157Th St
Taday
Drinane
Jaroes
Vandam St
Tomorow
East 116Th St
Jane
Brook
Broas
Mary A
East 107Th &T
Arthur D
West Subst
Wiss
Tes Beet
Zinn —John
Theriot Av
Bronz
Chesburough
Emma A
East 28Th St
Puneral Service
Clifford—Pretty K
Clinton St
Elizabeth
Prospect Place
V. Puneral
Lone LO
Kenney --Thames B
80Th St
Macdoonall
John J
Skillman St
MAASS
Moan James
Coney Island
Puneral
Mm.whalloran
Patrick - Shuge
Vreater
Emily D
Palmetto St
Florence J
Paerth
Katherine
Irving Av
Stearns
Anna
Court St
Tulily
Matthew
Tith St
A. M. Walsh
Ann E
Bainbridge St
Woolsey
Susan
East Lith &J
Hoboken, Jersey City
Bailey
Sarah
Lean
Ratle Sy Sherman
Jersey
Collteh
Charlotte
Davis
Ietac
Wickliffest
Fredericka
Kearney Karry
Grand St
Edward
Fueneral Today
Knelf
Frederick IL
WM South
6Th &T
Wark
Pau
Stephen
West Side
City
Wiest —Fretolina
Old Bergen Road
Jersey City
Long Island
Brozen Frances
Webster Av
Leagueland Try
Huttner Lovejoy
Ridgewood
Contiall John
Richmond Hill
Dittrich
Maspeth
Dunkel
Gieorge M
Ernst Jacob
Evergreen
Gillen -Job
Morris Park
Ake
JS Greco
Madeline
Winfield
Heuser -E
Tna
Freeport
Huschke
Charles W
aAvw
Inland City
Kinscherf
Louise K
Ridgewood Heights
Loesch
Henrietta
Elmhurst
Mitchell -Lydia
Richmond Hil
Tune 1
Morris George F
Mulligan
Catherine
St. Long Island City
Pito
Vincenzo
Houlevard
Astoria
Tometh
Johann
Claude Pisce
Cedar Mater
Schmitt
Louise North
Wemoriam
Frank E. Campbell
Woodlawn
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