De Lesseps Here Favors American Aviators in Montreal Meet
Count Jacques de Lesseps and party arrive in New York on the Deutschland en route to Montreal for avi ation week. He praises American daring and resources and predicts strong competition in the Chicago New York Times led prize race and a Paris London flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Lesseps
Montreal
Aeronautic Association of Canada
Count Bertrand de Lesseps
Helen de la Begassiere
Canada
Savoie
Count de Lesseps
Hamilton
Philadelphia
New York Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Curtiss
Albany
New York
Chicago
Chicago Evening Post
English Channel
Times-Ledger
Times-Evening Post
Farman
Virgotes de Lesseps
Paris
Wright
United States
Riedrichshafen
Dusseldorf
de Lesseps
International meet planned for Garden City aviation site
The Aero Club of America named Gage F. Tarbell of Garden City as general manager of the next fall International Meet to be held on Hempstead Plains. Tarbell chairs the planning committee as engineers, surveys, grandstands, and facilities advance. preparations include a 30 000 to 40 000 seat grandstand, 10 000 car parking, dude sheds, a clubhouse, and a Clinton Road rail station upgrade by the Long Island Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aero Club of America
International Aeronautical Federation
Gage FE. Tarbell
Garden City
L. I
Tarbell
Byron R. Newton
Hempstead Plains
Garden City Hotel
Hamilton
Harmon
Baldwin
Seymour
Wilcox
Fairchild
Harkness
Wilbur Wright
Charles K. Hamilton
Louis Paulhan
Glenn H. Curtiss
Clifford B. Harmon
Wright
United States
Long Island Railroad Company
Clinton Road
National Aero Club of America Forms Permanent Council
The Aero Club of America directs 36 clubs to unite into the National Council of the Aero Club of America. A December national convention will elect a 14 member Executive Committee led by a Chairman. Officers named include Harmon Strang Lambert Eberhardt Zahm Fanciulli Harrison and Plew with other regional representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Aeronautical Association
Aeronautic Federation of America
Federation
Aero Club of America
National Council of the
Aero Clubs
United States
Wlda
Clifford B. Harmon
W. B. Strang
Aero Club of
Kansas
Albert B. Lambert
St. Louis
John C. Eberhardt
Dayton Aeroplane Club
Albert =. Zahm
Washington
J. H. Joyce
Baltimore
J. S. Fanciulli
George B. Harrison
Pasadena
Committee
Ater
Harmon Makes Twenty Minute Flight At Garden City
Clifford B. Harmon flew about twelve miles in twenty minutes before about 5000 spectators at Garden City Long Island. P. W. Wilcox tested a Farman type biplane with engine run, but his craft could not complete a trial flight that evening due to motor trouble. A second flight was planned for the next afternoon with Wilcox or Louis Strang piloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Garden City
L. I
Clifford B. Harmon
P. W. Wilcox
Columbia
Louis Strang
Wilcox
Willcox
Strang, Wilcox
Designer Wilcox
Aviator Capt Cody Gravely Injured In Flight
Capt. F. S. Cody, American born and naturalized British subject, was gravely hurt at Aldershot when his aeroplane failed in a gust and plunged 100 feet. He was pinned under wreckage and rendered insensible. head injuries reported. He teaches aeronautics for the British War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cody
Aldershot
British War Department
Engagement of Miss Miller and J T England
Mrs Harold Miller of Baltimore announces the engagement of her daughter to Hopkins at the University of Maryland. The note names Rhett and Rhett’s family and mentions the Taw aie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
J. T. England
Harold Miller
Baltimore
Daughwa
Rhett Puiter
Ea É Cin Hopkins
Tawaie
Maryland
Miss Stevens Weds John De Kowen Bowen in New York Ceremony
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens, only daughter of Ledyard and Mrs Stevens, wed John De Kowen Bowen son of Tilton Bowen of Chicago and Bar Harbor at St Mark's Church. The couple, after a short reception, sail next week for a year abroad and will reside in Chicago on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Kowen Bowen
Second Avenue
New York
Gillat Ghequeire Schroeder
Alexandra Stevens
Schroeder
Berkeley Mostyn
Misses Helan
Louise Bowen
Gladys Mumford
Dorothy Sanborn Wilec
Marguerite Tailor
Hilda Hiss
Eugenie Philbin
Susan Fish Dresser
Mr. Bowen
Joseph Tilt
Deimonico's
Stevens
Dave Coddington
Arthur Cheney
Knight Cheney
Philip Hiss
Ruth Haskins
Frederick Judson
Blake Kellogg
George F. Lawrence
Alexander Lambert
Oscar Stevens
Winfield Scott
Lloyd Stevens
Ilient
Pendleton Rogers
John McK. Minton Jr
Manning
Ethel Sloan
Robert Thomas
de Gray Vanderbilt
Robert Bartholomew
Providence
McLiesh—Larson
Marble Collegiate Church
John S. Allen
Cara A. Larson
Bishop Jaggar Weds Again in Boston and Portland
The Right Rev. Thomas Augustus Jaggar, D. D., Bishop vice of the American Episcopal Churches In Europe, married Miss Mary Elizabeth Jellison of Portland Maine. Jaggar, born 1839 in New York, previously led the Southern Ohio diocese and later headed St Pauls in Boston. The Portland ceremony occurred yesterday at St Luke's Cathedral with Bishop Robert Codman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas Augustus Jaggar
D. D
Europe
Mary Elizabeth Jellison
J. H. Jellison
Portland
Jaggar
New York
Ohio
St. Paul's Church
Anna L. Lawrence
John W. Lawrence
Flushing
L. J
T. A. Jaggar, Jr
St. Luke's Cathedral
Robert Codman
Maine
Miss Sherin to Wed At Home In Bound Brook
The wedding of Miss Gladys Evelyn Sherin and Arthur Fenton Hetherington will occur tomorrow afternoon at The Hedges in Bound Brook New Jersey. Best man will be Ferris Hetherington with ushers William Finley and Homer Ramsdall. Eloise Sherin will be maid of honor. flower girls are Dorothy and Margaret Fisher. Bridesmaids are Mildred Duvall and Marjory Swainson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sherin
Gladys Evelyn Sherin
Arthur Fenton Hetherington
the Hedges
Bound Brook
N. J
Hetherington
Ferris Hetherington
William Finley
Homer Ramsdall
Eloise Sherin
Dorothy
Margaret Fisher
Mildred Duvall
Marjory Swainson
Miss Jenkins Engaged to J G Wheedbee
Announcement lists Miss Eleanor M Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Jenkins Baltimore as engaged to Ames G Wheedbee brother of Manly Wheedbee who resides in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jenkins
J. G. Wheedbee
Eleanor M. Jenkins
Joseph Jenkins
Baltimore
Ames G. Wheedbees
A Wheedbee
Manly Wheedbee
New York
Hamburg-American Line prepares airship Deutschland tickets sale
Arrangements are under way in New York for selling passages on the dirigible Deutschland after a 250 mile test flight in Germany. Illustrated prospectuses with schedules and rates will be issued soon. The Hamburg-American Line, building with German Airship Stock Company, holds exclusive rights to these accommodations, with a Düsseldorf to Baden-Baden route and an expected average speed over forty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutschland
Germany
Emil L. Boas
New York
Airship Stock Company
Diesseldorf
Baden-Baden
Social Notes Move Through Elite Seaside and City Haunts
John R. Drexel arrives from Newport and stays at Hotel Gotham. Hoffman Philip, new Secretary of the American Embassy in Rio, also at Gotham after arriving from Washington. Charles Dana Gibson leaves for Dark Harbor Maine to be with family. John and Mrs. Hays Hammond head to Gloucester Massachusetts after Hot Springs visit. Piersons plan Newport first week. Rawson Underhills relocate to Spring Lake New Jersey. Carrolls set July 3 Newport departure. Mrs. Wickersham and daughter at Hotel Walcott a few days. Ledyard Stevens family sail Europe aboard the Rotterdam next Tuesday for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Philip
Rio de Janeiro
Washington
Gotham
Charles Dana Gibson
Dark Harbor
John Hays Hammond
Hot Springs
Gloucester
Mass
Passengers Return From Europe On Adriatic and Deutschland
The Adriatic and Deutschland brought home a large list of travelers including American Ambassador to France Robert Bacon and family, Col. George Harvey, Major George H. Putnam, Barklie Henry, Charles Lanier, and Gustav Heuser among others, with a mix of prominent officials and societal figures returning from overseas. The arrivals also included Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Howland, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Northway, and Walter Wheelock among the noted passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Southampton
Robert 8. Bacon
France
Bacon
Franklin Abbott
Allen Atterbury
N. E. Ayres
E. J. Berwind
George Broderick
Mra
F. W. Chandler
Haley Fiske
J. B. Haggin
George Harvey
Barklie Henry
Meredith Howland
Charles Lanier
Adrian H. Larkin
H. Wheelwright Marsh
J. A. Northway
George H. Putnam
Jacob Rogers
Edwin C. Swift
Frederick Talcott
P. A. Valientine
McLane van Ingen
E. R. W. Goelet
Deutschland
Hamburg
Gustav Heuser
New York
F. G. Allen
Ira Barrows
R. C. Berger
Charles D. Clark
Charles & Dewey
H. C. Grant
Frank J. Lord
Charles H. Nettleton
Phillip J. Peabody
Col
Edward W. Rogers
George B. Woodruff
William E. Wheelock
State imposes tough questions for chauffeur licenses
Secretary of State Koenig under the Callan law drafts questions to curb incompetent drivers. Applicants must reveal criminal history, mental and physical fitness, past accidents, intoxicant use, and drug problems. Each must swear truthfulness with an affidavit and submit duplicate photos. All chauffeurs must pass exams before the law takes effect in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenig
Callan Automobile Law
Col. E. S. Cornell
National Highway Protective Association
Col. Cornell
Benefit for French Hospital at Hammerstein's Theatre
Mlle Polatre the French actress appearing at Hammerstein's Theatre joins a planned benefit for the French Hospital. Oscar Hammerstein has agreed to host a special entertainment at the Manhattan Opera House on Tuesday July 19. Polaire will perform two sketches Montmarte and Mieche with others invited including Percival Knicht for England and Mme Jacoby, along with performers from other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlle. Polatre
Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Polaire
Montmarte
Mieche
Percival Knicht
England
Mme. Jacoby
Theatre plans and engagements announced for fall season
Beethning on Monday afternoon performances will be given on the roof of the American Music Hall afternoons as well as evenings. Cohan Harris engage Edward Abelea to play the principal role in The Aviator a comedy by James Montgomery for early September. Bertha Waltzinger Emma Francis for The Belle of Brittany William Roselle for The Lottery Man and Helen Darling for Havana announced. Frederick Warde to return next season for Timon of Athens in limited run after five years on lecture circuit. Frohman Klaw & Erlanger to build Portland theatre duplicating Seattle contract with Metropolitan and planned houses in Spokane Tacoma Butte Winnipeg Duluth. Shuberts arrange with Mort Singer of Chicago to manage Princess Theatre Chicago with Singer for years. Shuberts also join with Ginger in later attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
America
Warde
Charles Frohman
Klaw & Erlanger
Oe Investment Company
Portland
Ore
Metropolitan
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Butte
Winnipeg
Duluth
Shuberts
Mort H. Singer
Chicago
Singer
Princess Theatre
Mr. Singer
Mr. Ginger
Officers Board Appointments and Promotions Noted
The United Service reports Captain J A Moore sails for a Camp of Instruction in Texas. The Army Building Board of Officers in New York dissolves after officers examined for Coast Artillery promotions. Captain L H Hanson to Fort Logan H Roots for detail on a board assessing Second Lieutenants in Coast Artillery. Major G H R Gosman to Fort Dade for Coast Artillery officer examination duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. A. Moore
On Springs
Texas
Army Building
New York
Corps of Engineers
L. H. Hanson
Medical Corps
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Coast Artillery
G. H. R. Gosman
Fort Dade
Navy Assignments and Postings Noted
The Navy announces personnel changes including Lieut. C Hand returning home, FE E Woodland named acting assistant surgeon, Paymaster D W Chadwick reassigned to the navy yard in Boston, Paymaster D M Addison moving to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, and otatee C Morris Jr to the navy yard at Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
C. ¥. Hand
Home
FE. E. Woodland
D. W. Chadwick
Navy Yard
Boston
D. M. Addison
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Otatee C. Morris, Jr
Newark
Movements of Naval Weasels
Movements listed show ships and destinations including Newport South Pete Talcahuano Helena Shanghai and Charleston bound for Norfolk with arrivals at various ports. The fragmentary notice records naval units Reid Flueser and perce onan on eve ee Sore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Flueser
Newport
South Pete
Talcahuano
Helena
Shanghai
Perce Onan
Charleston
Norfolk
Friars Jubilee Dinner Honors New Abbot Rumsey
A large attendance at the Friars Club Jubilee Dinner at the Hotel Astor last night honored newly elected Abbot John W. Rumsey. Col. Henry Watterson, Dean Edward, and guests Daniel Frohman Augustus Thomas J M Fitzgerald De Wolf Hopper Willard Coxey A L Jacobs spoke. Jacobs presented a silver loving cup to Rumsey. A vaudeville show followed with George Evans William Rock Paula Edwards Nellie V Nichols Julius Tannen among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friars Club
Hotel Astor
John W. Rumsey
Rennold Wolf
Dean Edward
Ieee
Col
Henry W. Watterson
Daniel Frohman
Augustus Thomas
J. M. Fitzgerald
de Wolf Hopper
Willard D. Coxey
A. L. Jacobs
Abbot Rumsey
George Evans
William Rock
Paula Edwards
Nellie V. Nichols
Julius Tannen
Bank Invades A Sidewalk In Nine-Story Bank Building
Providence June 23 Mayor Fletcher probes Industrial Trust Company's new nine story building erected with a three foot overhang beyond the sidewalk causing a nine foot pedestrian pass. Bank president Cyrus P Brown ordered halt pending settlement. City rights and possible teardown loom over property valued at 135 dollars per foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. I
Fletcher
Industrial Trust Company
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Cyrus P. Brown
the Trust Company
Woman dies at 113 years in Delmar obituary
Mrs. Hester Cordrey of Delmar Delaware dies at age 113 at her granddaughter’s home. Born in the early 1800s she had fourteen siblings and was twice married with her second husband dying in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Cordrey
Delmar
Del
Ulysses G. Melson
Francis M Ferguson Contractor Leader Dies in Denver
Francis M Ferguson president of Ferguson Contracting Company died suddenly in Denver of fatty degeneration of the heart. He was born October 1 1863 in Corydon Iowa and rose from water boy to partner and founder of the firm. He built over 3000 miles of railroad including the Waba Railroad into Pittsburg. He married Bertha Sweeney in October 1965 and is survived by a young daughter. Funeral will be held at his Riverside Drive home next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Ferguson
Ferguson Contracting Company
Wall Street
Denver, Co
Mr. Ferguson
Corydon
Iowa
Oliver Are Son
Ferguson & Son
New York
Waba
Pittsure
Ferguson
Bertha Sweeney
Pittsburg
Riverside Drive
New York, Manhattan, New York Athletic, Lawyers’, and Economic Clubs
The
Business Railway Association
Oldest Paterson woman Elizabeth Pope dies at 99
Mrs Elizabeth Pope died at 795 Broadway Paterson aged 99 ending a long life. Her will leaves 10000 to the Orphan Asylum and to the Paterson General Hospital. Her husband Samuel Pope died in 1883 after serving in the New Jersey Assembly in 1859 60 61 and 63. The couple were childless and notably tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Elizabeth Pope
Broadway
Samuel Pope
Head of Mt. Lebanon Shakers Dead
Robert Valentine aged 83, leader of the Mount Lebanon Shaker community, died today in Pittsfield Mass. He served as a Brooklyn waiter before joining the Shakers and later acted as sales agent and banker for the sect. When he joined there were 500 Shakers. now fewer than 100 remain, mostly women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsfield
Mass
Robert Valentine
Colony of Shakers
Mount Lebanon
Brooklyn
Shakers
Mrs Sarah A Edwards Dies in Los Angeles at 79
Mrs. Sarah A Edwards died yesterday at age 79 in Los Angeles. Her son Dr W Edwards is President Taft's brother in law, and Taft was a guest of the Edwards family during his recent Los Angeles visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Sarah A. Edwards
W. Edwards
Taft
Edwards
Notable Obituaries From New York and New Jersey
Obituaries announce the deaths of Charles Staniland Wake a Chicago science authority and Field Museum associate Joshua Holden longtime Massachusetts politician Henry W Hutwelker a Brooklynbased supplier Edward Shipman James Dillon Albert Lozier Stephen Horton Hampden Tener Henry Greenfield Clement Hetemeyer Albert Carlton and Louis Waller among others. The notices list ages birthplaces and affiliations with professional and fraternal organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Staniland Wake
Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Mr. Wake
England
Joshua B. Holden
Massachusetts
Boston
Holden
State Senate
Charles River Basin Commission
Henry W. Hutwelker
Hutwelker Brothers
Eighteenth Street
Brooklyn
Wisconsin
New York Produce Exchange
Nico DE Cours van der Velde
Germania Life Insurance Company
Eastern Parkway
Charles Scharbach
Rossville, Sr
Germany
New York
Edward B. Shipman
Tunis Butler
Dongan Hills
S. L
James H. Dillon
Carroll Street
Albert A. Lozier
Irving Place
Halcottsville
Delaware County
N. Y
Stephen F. Horton
Peekskill
New York University Medical School
Hampden Evans Tener
Montclair
N. J
I. C. Tener
Thomas Boulevard
Pittsburg
Henry Greenfield
Lembeck & Betz Brewin Company
Highland Falls
Clement T. Heitemeyer
R. Neuman & Co
Hoboken
Kripp-en-Rhine
John T. Fagan
Alfreda Taveges
Heltemeyer
Albert Beverly Carlton
Elizabeth
West Jersey Street
de Hart Place
United Electric Companies
Union County Trust Company
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
National State Bark of
Newark
Public Service Corration
Carlton
New
Firemen Healy and Cotter Die in Line of Duty
A coroner's jury examined the June 6 Washington Street factory fire death of Firemen William F. Healy and Timothy Cotter. Cotter perished on the fourth floor as he and O'Keefe fought heat and smoke, while Healy collapsed while retreating under orders. The verdict held both men died in the discharge of duty. no one was censured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Healy
Timothy Cotter
Washington Street
Fire Department
Waldo
Croker
David O'Keefe
Cotter
O'Keefe
John F. Meyers
Erie Company 10
Ealy
Healy
Portugeese Gunboat Liberal Strikes Rocks Off Ambriz
The Portugese gunboat Liberal ran ashore on rocks off Ambriz in West Africa yesterday. The crew were saved and all hands escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loanda
West Africa
Liberal
Ambriz
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices indicating marriages and deaths are intended for insertion in The New York Times and may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Barker-A Barker Daughter Born in Riverside Drive Home
A daughter named Barker was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Phillips Barker on Thursday June 23 at 660 Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Wendell Phillips Barker
Riverside Drive
Divorce Granted Lincoln Woman Restores Maiden Name
Ernestine Meyer Lincoln dissolves marriage to Alfred Jerome Lincoln in Goldfield Nevada on June 9 1910 and is granted right to resume her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Meyer Lincoln
Alfred Jerome Lincoln
Goldfield
Nevada
Marriages listed in Brooklyn and nearby areas June 1910
A compiled list of numerous June 1910 marriage notices across Brooklyn and New York areas. Couples include Armstrong Harris, Bowen Stevens, McLiesh Larson, Walker Hackstaff, Weeks Erwin, Graham Fraissinet, Van Sicklen De Wart, Harrington Ward, Robertson Neumann, Atwater Hemingway, Brennan Cody, Dulse Cuff, Field Williamson, Ryan Mulhall, Allen Jordan, Brink Ellis, Ehrig Gartz, Gross Johnson, Brueckner Miller, Scott Whittlesey, Wenz Andrews, Whitfield MacEwan, Graham Powell, Smith Van Vleck with multiple parishes and cities cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen—Jordan
Elizabeth
Mabel Jordan
Joseph Allen
Brink—Ellis
Ella B. Ellis
Henry P. Brink
Ehrig—Gartz
Elizabeth B. Garts
Edgar E. Ennie
Gross—Johnson
Newark
Hareld B. Johnson
Alexander Gross
Ler—Brueckner
Elizabeth Brueckner
Charles J. Miller
Scott — Whittle
Hudson
Lannie van Vieck
Lieut
Roy F. Smith
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York City Area
Long list of death notices and funeral details for 1910. Entries reference Otto Abraham, Elizabeth Avery, Mary Ann Bave, Stephanie Beaupland, Mary Warner Benedict, Albert Carlton, Charlotte Clarke, John Tappan Denny, Sarah E Downey, John F Elliott, Francis Ferguson, Albert J Graf, Augustus Hebard, Sylvester Kneeland, Rica Kurzman, Adeline Taylor Eylor, Edward T McGinley, Ellen O Hara, Jacob Riger. Each item notes age, residence, and service details or burial plans across churches, cemeteries, and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Elizabeth
Tate
J. F. Avery
Washington Heights Baptist Church
Daimyra
N. Y
Carlton
N. J
Albert Beverly Carlton
West Jersey St
Wedworth W. Clarke
New Rochelle
George T. Davis
Hugenot
New York
Denny
John Tappan Denny
West Fed St
Downey
Sarah E
James H. Downey
Wilbur J. Downey
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Elliott
Hamburg
Germany
John F. Elliott
Evergreen Cemetery Chapel
New Haven
Conn
Ferguson
Francis M
Bertha B. Ferguson
Denver
Col
Riverside Drive
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
Valenta
Greenwood Cemetery
Hebard
Augustus Huntington Hebard
Alice A. Hebard
Alfred Partridge Hebard
St Louis
Kneeland
Sylvester H. Kneeland
Church of the Incarnation
Ee. Av
Sith St
Kurzman
Rica
Michael Kurzman
Samuel
Zacharias
Charles C
Julius C
Rose
W W. Mayer
Bernord
Broadway
Riger
Jacob Riger
128Th St
Obituary notices and funeral services in Bridgeport and New York
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 22 to June 23 1910 from Bridgeport Conn and New York City. Names include William James Riker Charles H Robinson Sidonie Stone Sturgis and many more with addresses on West 23d Street 149th Street 126th Street and various Brooklyn and Jersey City sites. Interment details note Woodlaw Cemetery and private services, with schedules across June 22 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker
Bridgeport
Conn
Wiliam James Riker
Edith
Andrew L. Riker
Woodlaw Cemetery
N. Y
Anderson
John
Condon
William
Fune
Cozine
Ma Wyckoff St
Long Island City
McDougal St
Finn
Mary T
Bay
James
Annes
18Th St
Macra St
Keen’ N
McCaffery
Powers
Harry
Toma Schlegel
Aed
Steinfeldt
Frederika
Pal Church
Stevens —Adolphue
Sweeney
Carstine Wildune
Walsh
Hicks St
Ood
Madison
Clermont
Em Joseph
Miller
Sankins
Cervini
Manchester
Eckle
Wilhelmina H
Wesshaven
Fenscoe
Robert
New Haven
Graham
Alexander
Hartford
Emak
Victor
Jusz
Jivek
Paine
Jessie C
Pease
Oliver A
Springfield
Palke
West New York
Livingstone
Jana A
Paterson
Francis
Bright St
Jersey City
Marcuse
Philip
Chadwick Av
Newark
Martin
Osx
West Hoboken
MM A
Seifpfert
Gina B
South Orants Av
Lamppard
Illiam H
Brideeton
Whitney
William E
Memorial Masses Held for Late Sirrah and J. Jaworowefe
Community notices report mass intentions at Stephen's Church for Sarah Bell and at St Saviour's for Brennan and Jaworowefe in memoriam. A.M. Brennan observed at St Saviour's with prayers at 9 A.M. in remembrance of the deceased.
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L. L. Gillespie
Philip T. Dodge
Andrew Freedman
Dave Hennen Morri
Allan A. Ryan
Pblic
Gordon Bennet
Rheims
Hamilton Jeeset
Philadelphia Ledger
International Federation
McCurdy
Voisin
State and National Convention
Wilcox Machine
Miss Stevens
John DE K. Bowen
Old St. Mark's
Delmonico's
Bride
Mrs. Ledyard Stevens
Hamburg-American Line
Social Notes
John R. Drexel
J. Fred Pierson
Mrs. Pierson
Ambassador Bacon
Cornell
Mile. Polatre
Manhattan
United Service
Army
Col. Watterson
Providence Trust Company
Divorerd
Graham — Fraissinet
Linda Fraissinet
Arthur B. Graham
van Sicklen
DE Wart
Edna L. de Wart
Henry K. van Sicklen
Harrington—Ward
Margaret M. Ward
John 5. Harrington
Robertson—Neumann
Frances Neumann
Henry H. Robertson
Connecticut
Atwater
Hemingway
Charlotte A. Hemingway
George W. Atwater
Long Island
Brennan—Cody
Elizabeth Cody
Nicholas Brennan
Cuff—Dulse
Annie Dulse
Martin L. Cuff
Field — Williamson
Catherine Williamson
Herbert H. Field
Ryan—Mulhall
Lucy Mulhall
Peter Ryan
New Jersey
Bird
Abraham
Otto
J. Millheiser & Son
S34 St
Funeral Church
West 234 St
E. Campbell
Askin
James D
West
168Th St
M Balden
Josephine
Westchester Av
Bronx
Blumberg
Julia
West 111Th St
Callahan
Hannah
East 1024
Stllivan
Patricks
Ahns
Astoria
Betzna
Lowan
Jaryria
Eisele
Carolins
Bronway
Haslam
Lavella V
Meserole
Hession
Agnes
Jamaies
Jocka
Joseph
Corona
Tuas
Keal
Maryr
Main
Frescal Taie
Maskiel
Walter
Welling St. Long
Ara City
Mayer
Fairey
Long Istana City
Ared
Papsons
Major C
Hopkins Avr
Roder
Mary E. Far Rockaway
Barry
Grange
S. & Claasfen
Charles Wethnes
Ni ‘Atk
Rose A
Evzdeth
Coggan
Sussex Av
Fuerst
COUKE
Henory
Weertstela
Toedav
Coutts
Donohue
Hartford St
Fangralts
EAATH
Jocopaine P
New Brunswick
Davild C
Trenton
Golden
Ceorgiana
Graule
Elsabeth
Cgreen
Imon
Greenfield
Kinexke
Francs
Eged Xe
Battison
Peter &. Bridgeton
Messerschatt
Jenniferton
New York State
Pridget
Bridge St
Kingston
Une
Williams
Phoebe J
Peekshell
Zu Memoriam
Woodlawn
Harlen
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
ST. N
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
John W. Lyod
Ersei Narchanee Oe
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!