Manhattan College Commencement Sees Honorary Degrees
The fiftieth annual Manhattan College commencement at Carnegie Hall, presided by Archbishop Farley, filled all seating. Attorney General Cunneen praised trusts and urged graduates to trust human effort, noting miners’ struggles and the value of sympathy in a material age. Honorary degrees were awarded to Justice Martin J. Keogh and Senator James J. Brawley, while master’s and other prizes honored academic achievement.
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Archbishop Farley
State of
New York
Cunneen
Manhattan College
Carnegie Hall
Supreme Court
Martin’ J. Keogh
Westchester County
James J. Brawley
Tammany
Leo
Pennsylviania
Schwab
Steel Trust
Standard Oil
James J.hill
Yale Festivities Mark Second Day of Commencement
Rain disrupted Yale start but alumni filled campus and streets for meetings and the general alumni gathering in Alumni Hall. About a thousand graduates from 1853 to 1900 heard class representatives and remarks by Yale figures including Charlton Lewis and Arthur Hadley. Medical School exercises followed with Henry Mills Hurd delivering the address on medical education and honors awarded to Farr, Garvin, Gibner, Lane, and Bailey.
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New Haven
Yale
Alumni Hall
Herbert W. Bowen
Hunt Col
Porto” Rico
Alonzo A. Stagg
Samuel J. Hitler
Boston -Pressed
James Kingsley Blake
Charlton T. Lewis
John P. Barnett
Arthur T. Hadley
William H. Law
J. ‘Stanley Brown
Ashley D. Leavitt
Yale Medical School
College Street
Henry Mills Hurd
Johns “Hopkins “Hospital
Baltimore
Medical School
Charles BE. Farr
Athol
Mass
Albert H.garvin
Wethersfield
Conn
Herbert C.gibner
Bridgeport
John Hu Lane
Hadley
Campbell
Herbert C. Gibner
Keese
John H. Bailey
Wellesley Commencement Honors 158 BA and 80 MA Grads
Wellesley College awarded 158 Bachelor of Arts and 80 Master of Arts degrees. Richard Watson Gilder of New York delivered the oration to more than 4,000 guests. He urged graduates to pursue virtuous lives, honesty, and moral courage, shaping honest citizenship in America.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Richard Watson Glider
New York
Hfe
Gilder
America
Ae Siveste
Hazard
College Receives $170,000 Gift for Heat Plant
Friends of the college contributed 170000 toward a central heating plant securing Mr Rockefeller’s gift to endow chairs. The college endowment approaches 400000 as funds support chairs and facilities.
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Rockefeller
Class Day at Amherst College Celebrates Ivy Oration
Amherst Mass June 23 class day drew many visitors and alumni. Ivy oration by John M Hinds Cortland NY Ivy poem by Foster W Sterns Newton MA. Grove exercises featured Elisha L Fisher Oneonta NH and William F Leary Hatfield. Cornerstone laying for new college observatory at noon.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
John M. Hinds
Cortland
N. Y
Foster W. Sterns
Newton
W. H. Leary
Hatfield
College “Hall
Alexander
Ewen
Plainville
Charles B. Thompson
North Sutton
N.H
Elisha L. Fisher
Oneanta
N. H
William FL. Leary
New Colege Observatory
Mount Vernon High School Graduates Face Initiation Incident
Westchester police search for a scene of initiation after Mount Vernon High School graduates were reportedly kidnapped by alumni and roped away after the commencement. A colored graduate was captured and painted white as the tradition reportedly continued from prior years. Cambridge Radcliffe College then held its 1905 commencement with Prof James H. Ropes praising college needs and noting Mrs Agassiz’s presidency ending this year.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Westchester
Mount Vernon High School
Wands
Chester Hill
Wailiam
Isvic
Class Day at Williams College Features Cornerstone Gift
Williams College class day program in Williamstown on June 22 included the cornerstone laying ceremony for a new memorial chapel donated by Mrs PF Thompson of New York. The afternoon exercises featured addresses by class president George P. Hurd and several orations and poems by students from Syracuse Webster Webster and Williamstown with marshals Lucie G. Blackmer and James A. Hatch.
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Mase
Ew Memorial Chapel
PF. Thompson
New York
Wiliams Olege
George PP. Hurd
Syracuse
Stuart
Sherman
Willime
Rowland J. Tastings
Wormester
Samuel
Allen
Linwood
Barclay J. Savage
Newburg
oNo
George Cy. Merron, Jr
Rylivy
Wil
Trinity College Alumni Set Endowment Plan at Annual Meeting
At Hartford the Trinity College Alumni discussed boosting the college to the level of other institutions. A resolution called for at least 4000 to be raised with half for endowment and half for new buildings. A committee was formed to raise 500 toward the fund and J Pierpont Morgan reportedly offered to help after alumni show their commitment.
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Hartford
Chm
Trinity College
Indy Rr
D. Mears
Philadelphia
Trinity
Pestitation
Atunmeai ‘Association
SOO
J. Pierpont Morgan
Smith College Class Graduation and Jersey City High School Exercises
Northampton notices the Smith College 28th commencement with 241 graduates and orator Tiss Perry of The Atlantic Monthly. Grace H A Peters and Marion J Richards receive MA degrees. Jersey City High School holds its 31st annual exercises with 85 graduates as Rev J P Thompson offers invocations and Rev Charles Herr delivers the address.
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Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Tiss Perry
Atlantic -Monthly
Grace HA. Peters
Columbus
Ohio
Marion
A. B
New Haven
Conn
Fnc
Jersey City
Academy of Music
JP. Thompson
Charles Herr
Mark M. Fagan
John HH. Ward
Board of Education
Saved School From Fire Recognition Letter
Miss Elizabeth Hutton of New Castle Pennsylvania received a magnificent silver chest from Dana Hall School of Wellesley Massachusetts for prompt actions during a dormitory fire scare on December 8 1902. She awakened roommate Helen Rhodes and alerted authorities preventing extensive damage.
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New York Times
New Castle
Penn
Elizabeth. Hutton
James G. Hutton
Neeshannock Avenue
Dana Tall School
Wellesley
Mass
Hatton
Helen Rhodes
Susannah Young
Dana Hall School
Hatten
Rhodes
German Agricultural Party Visits Lawson Farm Dreamwold
The German agricultural party touring the United States visited Thomas W. Lawson’s Dreamwold farm in Scituate Mass. They toured the estate in carriages, dined in tents for sixty, and watched a twenty-number horse show in the riding academy. A racing display highlighted the trotting stock before the group returned to Boston.
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New York
Scituate
Mass
United States
Dreamwold
Thomas. W. Lawson
Lawson
Boston
Newport Flower Show Opens With Notable Roses and Orchids
The Newport Horticultural Society opened its fifth annual show in Newport Rhode Island with lavish displays from Summer residences including the Goelet and Astor houses. Awards went to Mrs. Robert Goelet for best rose display, with Mrs. Sarah B. Fay of Woods Hole and Cornelius Van derbilt also honored in top classes. Prizes covered roses cut flowers foliage plants and fruits and vegetables with special orchid and fern prizes to Gerry and Ledyard.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Newport Horticultural Society
Robert Goelet
W. W. Astor
Perry Belmont
T. O. Richardson
Edward King
Elbridge T. Gerry
H. D. Auchincloss
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Wiliam Brenton Greene
E. J. Berwind
Burke Roche
Sarah B. Fay
Woods Hole
Mass
W. W. Aster Place
Cornelius Vanderbilt
R.N. Clarke
Pomfret, Conn
Auchincloss
Richardson
Bélmont
Edward
Goelet
Ledyard
Gerry
Social World Deluged by Weather and Notables Abroad
Inclement conditions disrupt early Summer plans as Bar Harbor reports near freezing temperatures and Adirondacks feel like winter. Notables such as Sir Michael Herbert and Mrs Roosevelt prepare Newport visits while weddings, Cotillions, and sails feature among society events.
Barclay—Venables Wedding in Louisville Quiet Ceremony
In Louisville Kentucky Wright Barclay, son of Mr and Mrs Henry O Barclay, wed a widow, Mrs Barclay Venable. The bride wore white crepe de chine and a white hat. Rev Dr Houghton performed the ceremony with immediate relatives and a few friends present. The couple plans a brief bridal trip and a seaside stay for the rest of summer. Mrs Barclay is sister to Mrs Howard Page and Mrs Albert Johnson of New York.
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Louisville
Wright Barclay
Henry O. Barclay
Houghton
Corinne Parrott Dickinson Wed to William Carson Kane
Miss Corinne Parrott Dickinson and William Carson Kane wed at 4 yesterday at the Church of the Incarnation with Rev. Percy F. Hall officiating. The reception followed at the Dickinson home 122 East Thirty-fourth Street, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Fox Dickinson.
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Corinne Parrott Dickinson
William Carson Kane
Church of the Incarnation
Percy F.hall
St. Timothy’s Church
Catonsville
George Fox Dickinson
East Thirty-fourth Street
Lieut. Roberts Marries Miss Irene Murray in Guards Chapel
Lieut. Marshall C. Roberts of the Scots Guards married Miss Irene Helen Murray at the Guards Chapel Wellington Barracks London. Archbishop of Armagh officiated. The Band of the Scots Guards played as eleven bridesmaids stood by. Roberts inherits a $12 000 yearly trust and his late father Marshall Owen Roberts left $5 million.
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London
Guards
Wellington Barracks
Marshall C. Roberts
Scots Guards
Ralph Vivian
Marshall O. Roberts
New York
Irene Helen Murray
George Murray
British Post Office
Gladstone
Armagh
Roberts
Col. Vivian
Marshall Owen Roberts
Col
Calvary Church
Evelyn van Wort
Amés van Wort
Young Roberts
England
Plays and Players Move Across New York Theatre Scene
Kushibiki and Arai build a Japanese house for Vanderbilt on Adirondack estate matching Nikko temple design. Orrin Johnson to start Hearts Courageous tour at Powers Theatre Chicago in August. Edith Helena remains Madison Square Roof Garden favorite as Punch, Judy Co. opens. Pain’s fireworks season begins Manhattan Beach with Pompeii ballet and a grand display. Wagner Night at Madison Square Garden with illuminated Palazzo Vendramin and operatic highlights. Louis James and Frederick Warde to star in Alexander the Great next season, first in Chicago. Pauline Hall to return in The Prince of Pilsen at Broadway with Trixie Friganza replacing widow role starting Monday.
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Kushibiki & Arai
Japan
Madison Square Garden
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
Nikko
Vanderbilt
Madison Square Garen
Orrin Johnson
Powers Theatre
Chicago
Pain
Manhattan Beach
Pompeii
Pauline Hall
Madison Crocker
Nee Hall
Trixie Friganza
Patti to Perform One Concert at West End Theatre
Weber and Fields announce Mme. Patti will give a single concert at the West End Theatre on Friday November 27. The price is set at $13,000 and tickets will be sold at auction.
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Weber & Fields
Mme. Patti
West End
New York Seed Contractor Sues Over Government Payment
The legal representatives of Arthur C. Nellis of New York sue the Government in the Court of Claims seeking $18,000 for seeds supplied to the Department of Agriculture. Nellis faced withholding of $14,000 after a late and poor distribution, an inquiry by Prof Beverly T. Galloway.
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Washington
Court of Claims
Arthur C. Nellis
New York
Department of Agriculture
J . Nellis
Beverly T. Galloway
Nellis
Agricultural Department
Newport Summer Arrivals Quiet Amid Cool Weather
The Newport scene shows no new summer families today as cool weather delays arrivals. Notables at cottages and inns include James T. Woodward at Ochre Point J. W. Ellis villa Mrs. R. H. Townsend will take occupancy and arrive tomorrow. Various residents from New York Philadelphia Boston and Montreal are listed among cottages and hotels.
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Newport
R. 1
Ochre Point
J. W. Ellis
R. H. Townsend
Woodward
James P. Kernochan
Sea View
Charles W. Needham
Law School
Columbian University
Washington
Honeyman Hill
Augustus Jay
J. W. Waterbury
Charles RB. Hillhouse
Robert Sedgwick, Jr
John Ogilvy
Miss Ogilvy
Laurie Coombe Og
New York
Jonathan Evans
Philadelphia
Sarah P. Flagg
Jamestown
Stephen Cahoone
Brooklyn
R. R. Fischer
M. G. Knox
Mentum G. Wright
W. A. Gill
Mary Remey
Court of Appeals approves Port Chester third rail line plan
The Court of Appeals sustains the approval by the State Railroad Commissioners for a third rail electric railroad from Harlem River through Westchester to Port Chester to connect with the McDonald subway line. Opposed by the New Haven Hartford Railroad, work awaits injunction dissolution in New Rochelle as excitement runs high along the corridor. John B. McDonald and associates back the line aiming to connect with subway and elevated routes at West Farms and Tremont.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Port Chester
New Rochelle
N.Y
New York
John
B. McDonald
New York Interborough Railway Company
West Farms
Tremont
Pearson Wainwright Wedding Private Ceremony in New York
The wedding of Anna Rutherford Wainwright and Dane Appleton Pearson was held yesterday at Mrs. Peabody’s West Tenth Street home with relatives present. The couple will sail to Europe today aboard the Philadelphia and will reside in New York after several months abroad. Pearson hails from Cambridge and has long resided in New York after time in the South.
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Anna Rutherford Wainwright
Arthur J. Peabody
Dane Appleton Pearson
Peaody
West Tenth Street
Henry van Rensselaer
Thefternoon
New York
Pearson
Cambridge
Mass
York
Wedding in Church of the Transfiguration for Louise Venable
At 3 30 yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Transfiguration the marriage took place for Mrs Louise Venable daughter of the late Edward M Mitchell of
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Church of the Transfiguration
Louise Venable
Edward M. Mitchell
Iron Age Directory for 1903 Published in Neatly Bound Volume
The Iron Age Directory for 1903 is issued in a 290 page bound volume. It offers valuable information for the metal trades, includes advertisers, and provides a ready means of communication between manufacturers and buyers.
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Metal Trades
Probate hearing on Hopkins succession tax in Connecticut
In Stamford a probate hearing determines how much succession tax Col. Woolsey Hopkins must pay on his wife Mary F. Hopkins estate. The case contrasts taxing all Connecticut real and personal property with only Connecticut assets at time of death, about 5000 dollars at stake.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Woolsey R. Hopkins
Mary F. Hopkins
Connecticut
City of
New York
Stamford Court of
Courts of
Supremes Court
State of New York
William A. King
Old-Time Embroidered Caps and Veils at Forty-Third Street Exchange
The Woman's Exchange on Forty-third Street offers old time caps, collars, cuffs, and veils for women, including Huld baby caps sold at $5 and linen shirts with fine handwork. Samplers, collars, and shawls fetch high prices, while old beads, mull edging, and black chantilly lace present a range from modest to luxury items.
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Forty-third Street
Saengerfest Success in Baltimore Triples Returns
The Saengerfest Association of Baltimore earned enough from last week’s Northeastern Saengerbund triennial to return 1000 of 5000 to Merchants and Manufacturers fund and pay 50 percent dividends to expense fund subscribers. United Singers of Baltimore contribute 558 to be returned. A grand commer to follow President Wieman’s Europe trip. David Melamet and Prof Stephen Steinmuller receive tickets abroad for their work. President Wieman sails to Germany tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Saengerfest Association of
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Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
United Singers of
Wieman
Singers’ Association
Europe
David Melamet
Stephen Steinmuller
Germany
Funeral of Paul Du Chaillu Held at Park Church
Funeral services for explorer Paul du Chaillu were held at Park Presbyterian Church on Eighty sixth Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Rev. Dr. Anson P. Atterbury led the service with floral tributes from the American Geographical Society and Swedish groups. Interment will be private at Woodlawn Cemetery tomorrow.
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Park Presbyterian Church
Eightysixth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Paul du Chaillu
St. Petersburg
Explorer
American Geographical Society
Swedish Singing Society
du Chailly
Anson P. Atterbury
Stridsbon
Lindblad
Atterbury
du Chaillu
Old Swedish Society
R. L. Shainwald
Charles. R. Smith
James Herman Aldrich
George Kidd
H. F. Kean
Russia
W.K. Otis
Henry R. Hoyt
Arthur H. Scribner
Mortimer Hendrick
Killaen’ van Rensselaer
Charles R. Smith
Edward Sandel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Death List of a Day Br Anselm La Salle Academy Director Dies
Brother Anselm former Director of La Salle Academy at 50 Second Street died yesterday of Brights disease after six months illness. He was thirty nine born in Fishkill New York educated at Christian Brothers Albany then Normal College he served as Principal St Brigid Buffalo Principal St Patricks New York Vice Rector NYC Protectory Director St Vincent Industrial Utica and La Salle Academy. Funeral at Church of the Nativity tomorrow at 11 am. Interment Christian Brothers Cemetery Classon Point.
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Anselm
la Salle Academy
Second Street
Bright
Fishkill
Christian Brothers’ Academy
Albany
Normal College
Buffalo
St. Patrick's School
New York City
Christian Brothers
Classon Point
Sound
Notable Boston Auctioneer Frank A. Leonard Dies at Home
The oldest auctioneer in Boston, Frank A. Leonard, died Monday night at his Roxbury residence. The report lists other obituary items including Capt. James ScotT, vessel master and owner, who died of paralysis in Oswego, N Y at 76, and ex judge Asa French who passed in Braintree Mass in his 74th year. It notes Nathaniel P. Waster RN former Stamford CT physician, Thomas Price Newark NJ varnish partner of Gov Franklin Murphy, and Henry A. Greene Providence RI native who helped form the First California Infantry and served under Kit Carson.
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Frank A. Leonard
Boston
Roxbury
James ‘Scott
Oswego
Thomas Price
Gov. Frankin Murphy
Oliver Street
Newark
N. J
Nathaniel P. Waster RN
Phyan
Stamford
Conn
San Antonis
Texas
Lattilock
F. Winslow Bratthwaite
Asa French
Braintree
Mass
Court of Commissioners of the
Alabama Claims
Asa P. French
Henry A. Greene
Providence
R. I
North Smithfield
California
First
California Infantry
New Mexico
Washington
Kit Carson
LSGT
Death of Sir Joseph Pease Led Durham MP and Rail Leader
Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease Bart longtime MP for Durham City and chairman of the North Eastern Railway Company died today of heart failure. He was born in 1828 and was created a baronet in 1832.
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Lonnon
Joseph Whitwell Pease, Bart
Durham City
The
North Eastern Railway Company
Teho Adds New Collar From E. and W. Company
The E and W company introduces a new collar style for its line, expanding options for men’s shirts. Teho features the updated fit and finish, aiming to attract customers seeking modern design.
Marriages Recorded in Suffern and Nearby Churches
On June 23, 1903, at Suffern and the Church of the Incarnation marriages were solemnized. Mary Moore Mansfield wed Dr. Warren Lynnford Duffield of Brooklyn. Corinne Parrott married William Carson Kane. Dane Appleton Fearson wed Anna Rutherford Wainwright at the bride’s mother’s residence.
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Suffern
Wnee
Romiaine Stiles Mansfield
Mary Moore Mansfield
Warren Lynnford Duffield
Broooklyn
Kane
Dickinson
Church of the Incarnation
Percy Hall
Corinne Parrott
George F. Dickinson
William Carson Kane
Pearson—Wainwright
Henry van Rensselaer
Dane Appleton Fearson
Anna Rutherford Wainwright
Arthur J. Peabody
Obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1903
Multiple notices list deaths and services in New York area churches. Individuals named include Rev. Brother Anselm director of La Salle Academy. Marie Fredericka Middensort Boschen. Dorothy Gardner. Margaret O’Farrell Bronson. Joseph Freedman. Daniel J. Holden. Thekla Rohe. Joseph M. Shaw. Funeral dates span June 24–25 with church services at St Pauls Lutheran St Luke’s Brick Presbyterian Holy Name and Bellport. Interments and memorial details noted.
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la Salle Academy
Church of the Nativity
Bradford
Dorothy
Edward D
Mollie L .Gardner
St. Luke's Church
41St St
Convent
Boston
Bronson
Huntington
IL. I
Margaret O'Farrell
Willett Bronson
St. John’s Church
Freedman
West End
Joseph Freedman
Elizabeth Davies Freedman
Westwood
2Nd St. Ferry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brick Presbyterian Church
6Th Av
37Th St
Giock
A Morgan Dex
Howland Pell
Rohe
Riverside Prive
Thekla Rohe
Charles Rohe
Church of the Holy Name
Amsterdam Av
Death of Alfred M Hoyt Reflects Loss to Fidelity and Casualty
The Fidelity and Casualty Company notes the death of Alfred M Hoyt on June 228 1902. Directors praise his broad education and market leadership in commerce across Europe and America. He is remembered for sterling character and constructive work in business public affairs church and family. May he rest in peace.
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Fidelity and Casualty Company
Alfred M. Hoyt
East
West
Europe
America
Funeral Rites for Major James B Pond Held at Jersey City Home
Funeral services for Major James B Pond were conducted at his Bergen Avenue residence in Jersey City with Rev Newell Dwight Hillis officiating. The service included a G A R military ceremony and a future interment at Wood Lawn Cemetery. sympathies came from Sir Henry Irving and notable donors.
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James B. Pond
Bergen Avenue
Jersey City
Newell Dwight Hillis
Major Pond
Henry Ward Beecher
Lafayette Post
C.H. Wessels
Wilbur F. Wood
Samuel L. Clemens
Ernest. Thompson Seton
The
Century Company
Henry Irving
Woodlawn Cemetery
Death of Diego de Castro
News from Santiago Chile reports the death of Diego de Castro born in 1838 in Colombia. For twenty years he was a commission merchant in New York and in 1878 he married Serésa Ortuzar Montt of the Chilean Montt family. His widow and ten children survive.
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Chile
Santiago
Diego de Castro
New York
Mr. de Castro
Colombia
Serésa Ortuzar Montt
President Montt
Brooklyn Charity Appeals for Aid to Families
The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities requests 50 dollars to aid a family of five with a seriously ill man and a weak wife who is supporting four children. It also seeks 25 dollars to assist a deserted mother with three children.
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Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
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Norman
Dpangerfieeld
Gerrity
St. Peter's Hos
Grazioso
Thomias
Vey Greene
Hazel
Ao Higgins
Tillary St
Hilton
Throep
Hoff
Otto
Graham
Huether
Jefferson
Huning
Dean St
Irving
Minnie F
Schaeffer
Els
Johnson
Frederick
Jones
John T
Kirshner
Peter
tIoy Lessa
Louisa
Skillman
Varet St
Bieil
Margareth
Shepherd
Myrtle
Mary E
Lafayette
Wwodell
Grace H
Morris
Belmont St
Rauscher George
Weirfield
Kings County
Stuart George E
Nostrand
Katherine
Sweeney Heleh
Jay
Tarolacct
Carlo
Bath
John L
Greene
Voerler
St Mark's
von Roset
Fredericka
Diamond
Vernimont
Margaretha
Devoe
Zimmermann
Baby
Milford
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!