Boers to Start for Home After European Tour
Boer envoys Abraham Fischer A D W Wolmarans and C H Wessels plan to sail next Thursday aboard the French Line steamer L Aquitaine from New York after a Western tour. They visited Washington Boston Buffalo Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee Springfield Columbus and Philadelphia praising American sympathy for the Boer cause while predicting continued resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Abraham Fischer
A. D. W. Wolmarans
C. H. Wessels
Manhattan
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Wolmarans
Michigan
Messrs. Wessels
Fischer
St. Paul
Bloemfontein
Pretoria
Europe
England
America
Wessels
Gen. Roberts
Cooper Union
George M. van Hoesen
Havre
Paris
Lorenzo Marques
Forces Hold Out As Kruger Seeks To Survive
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts summarizing Transvaal actions. Buller reaches Standerton on June 22 and recovers rolling stock as Dutruh residents flee. Prisoners sent to Machadodorp include Lords Antrim and Ennismore. Longford wounded. Kruger's force estimated 15,000 to 20,000, with Standerton reports that he aims to endure until after the American election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Buller
Standerton
Dutruh
Machadodorp
Ian Hamilton
Heidelberg
Broadwood
Hunter
Johannesburg
Lord Roberts
Louis Botha
Warren
Blrkfontein
Senekal
Winberg
Clements
Vriday
Major Charles M. Schaeffer Found Dead in Minnesota Cemetery
The body of Major Charles M. Schaeffer, formerly with the Fourteenth Minnesota Volunteers and earlier a regular army officer, was found in a Minnesota cemetery. A bullet wound to the head and a revolver beside him indicate death by his own action. He was forty two, born in Pennsylvania, and graduated from the Military Academy in 1878 returning as a Second Lieutenant in the Fifteenth Infantry. He later served with the Ninth Cavalry and resigned July 31 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Prague
Minn
Charles M. Schaeffer
Minnesota Volunteers
Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Military Academy
Fifteenth Infantry
Ninth Cavalry
Farm manager arrested over concert hall license
Detectives from West 125th Street arrested William J. Gilmartin manager of The Farm concert hall at 125th Street and Seventh Avenue for lacking a concert license. Held on $300 bail to appear in Harlem Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
William J. Gilmartin
Twenty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Charles T. Ackron
Tivoli
Tenderloin
Gilmartin
Harlem
Boy Killed by a Ball in Baltimore Baseball Accident
Baltimore dispatch reports George Lakin nineteen died from a blow to the ear received yesterday while at bat as a pitched ball struck him behind the ear. The tragedy occurred during a local game with the youth succumbing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Lakin
Final advance to Kumassi to begin tomorrow
Advance to open communications with Kumassi will start Sunday after supplies were gathered. On the road from Ashanti to Kwahou, three villages host about 2,000 fighting men who practice fetish rites and vow to aid the Ashantis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prahsu
Kumassi
Ashanti
Kwahou
Ashanti rebellion myth links queen and rebels
A Prahsu dispatch to The Daily Express claims the aged Queen of Ofesu is the brain behind the Ashanti rebellion. It portrays her as energetic and armed, loading 1,000 hunters, with Cobina Foli as a prisoner loyal to Britain. The tale says the revolt has simmered for a year and that most tribes resist British taxes despite loyalty pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Prahsu
Ofesu
Cobina Foli
Peruvian Convent Burned Sparks Native Protests
In Huancayo and across inland Peru natives blame incendiary fire on American missionaries after the Ocopa Convent is destroyed. A meeting forbids sending Dr Wood’s pupil Angel Chavez Patino to Jauja, warning his life and others' safety.
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Lima
Peru
Huancayo
Ocopa
Wood
Jauja
Angel Chavez Patino
Italian Cabinet Formed in Rome Under Signor Saracco
Rome reports King Humbert approved the ministerial list submitted by Signor Saracco with Finance going to Signor Bruno Chimirri. The ministry will swear in tomorrow. Signor Villa, a renowned advocate, is the Government’s pick for President of the Chamber of Deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Humbert
Signor
Saracco
Bruno Chimirri
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Villa
American delegates fill Edinburgh pulpits at temperance congress
In Edinburgh on June 24 American delegates of the World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union filled city pulpits. Rev. Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka Kansas spoke at the afternoon congress session and delivered a formal address at the mass meeting in the evening with Mrs Barnes presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Congress
Cologne Hit by Cyclone Demolishes Buildings in Berlin Visit
A cyclone struck Cologne today causing structural destruction to many buildings and collapsing several factory chimneys in Berlin. Several people sustained injuries as rescue operations began.
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Berlin
Cologne
Gardiner Rebukes Labor Men Over Grand Jury Complaints
District Attorney Gardiner rebukes the Central Federated Union for submitting complaints to the Grand Jury through its secretary John S. Henry. He cites law forbidding influencing the Grand Jury and warns of contempt penalties, noting past actions were sent without knowledge of the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central. Federated Union
Gardiner
Grand Jury
John S. Henry
Central Federated Union
New City
Henry
Justice Field
Supreme Court of the United States
Labor union attacks John N Parsons over political moves
The Central Labor Union, absorbing Knights of Labor elements hostile to General Mas ter Workman Parsons, hauled him over the course yesterday. Chairman Frank McGuire warned Knights against joining independent political action until leaders are known, calling Parsons the most unscrupulous man in labor and urging caution about movements and funding in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor
Parsons
Cours
Frank McGuire
Knights
Jie
Labor
John N. Parsons
London Delegates Seek US Worker's Settlement honor
Delegates C. W. Bowerman and James Sexton from the London Trades Council addressed the Central Federated Union seeking American workmen a Ruskin Hall like settlement. Sexton described Ruskin Hall as teaching economics and civics to thirty students, and noted educational institutions should serve the masses, not just the well to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bowerman
James Sexton
London Trades Council
Ruskin Hall
Oxford
Central Federated Union
Sexton
Delegae Sex
Priest Plans Ticket System to End Unpaid Pew Seats
The Rev Father Thomas J Ducey of St Teos Church announced a Fall plan to curb unpaying parishioners. Collectors will issue tickets to those who pay and ushers will not seat anyone without tickets, aiming to stop the practice of passing the collection plate and taking pews without contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Ducey
St. Teo’s
Citywide overhaul urged for New York schools Board
The Citizens' Union proposes abolishing the Central and Borough boards and replacing them with a Mayor appointed Central Board. It urges a citywide executive structure with a City Superintendent, merit-based appointments, uniform salaries by grade, and proportional funding by borough. The plan criticizes current boards for jealousy and inefficiency and calls for city control of education funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City Committee
The
Citizens’ Union
Charter Revision Commission
Department of Education
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Central Board
Supreme Court
State Board of Regents
Board of Education
Davis
Goldman Denies Deliberate Scalding Charge After Hot Water Throw
Abraham Goldman, owner of a Stanton Street delicatessen, allegedly threw a pail of boiling water at his storefront causing severe burns to six year old George Cappell and seven year old Abraham Spibach. The boys were treated at Gouverneur Hospital. Goldman, who vanished, was arrested later at Eldridge Street Station.
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Goldman
Abraham Goldman
St Stanton Street
George Cappell
Stanton Street
Abraham Spibach
Gouverneur Hospital
Eldridge Street
Protest Against Ten Cent Fares At Labor Meeting
Delegate Kopp of the Americas Labor Club urged the Central Labor Union to address the ten cent street car fare. He cited two deaths from alleged illegal methods by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and urged securing a copy of the contract leasing Brooklyn Bridge to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopp
The
Americas Labor Club
Central Labor Union
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn ‘Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Bridge
Defective Gas Fixture Fatal in Atlantic City
Special to The New York Times reports James Devlin a Philadelphia resident at 1001 West York Street, Philadelphia, spent a brief Atlantic City visit at the Rock House. He was found dead in bed this morning, asphyxiated with the gas on full head. The gas jet key turned easily, suggesting he turned it off and on again by accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
James Devlin
West York Street
Devlin
Rock House
Congressman Gamble Improves, Recovery Hopes Rise
YANKTON South Dakota June 24 Congressman R J Gamble was very low today but improved toward evening Hopes for his recovery are now entertained The report notes his condition and the cautious optimism from medical staff and associates amid ongoing concern for his health
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Gamble
Yankton
S. D
R. J. Gamble
Newport Social Roundup at Stevens Villa and Local Hotels
June social notes from Newport list guests of Peter Goelet Gerry at Stevens Villa including Arthur Gray Reginald Vanderbilt John R Livermore and Robert L Gerry. arrivals at New Cliffs Hotel include John E Blackman James Kilgoran F W Mittendorff and Martin Gessler. Vanderbilt sails for Europe July 4 and Perry Belmont visits By the Sea for the season.
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Newport
John A. Pinard
New York
W. K. Stillman
Boston
Frederick Sheldon
Peter Goelet Gerry
Stevens Villa
Arthur Gray
Reginald Vanderbilt
John R. Livermore
Robert L. Gerry
Gregory
Rhode Island
Lippitt
J. B. Wood
C. T. Wellstein
Chicago
W. W. Whipple
Providence
F. Gimpler
Himpler
Mount Arlington
N. J
Edward F. Rook
Miss Rook
Ae Vanderbilt
Europe
New Cliffs Hotel
John E. Blackman
James Kilgoran
F. W. Mittendorff
Martin Gessler
Philadelphia
T. Shaw Safe
England
Miss Gammell
Perry Belmont
By the Sea
Ot O. Havemeyer, Jr
Golf
Policeman Survives Lively Fight At East Twenty-Second Street
Policeman Monahan arrested Albert Schenck after a preliminary dispute at 205 East Twenty-second Street. Schenck’s wife, Mrs. Schenck of 423 East Twenty-second, had sought his arrest for non support and alleged living with another woman. In a confrontation at the house, William Patterson struck Mrs. Schenck and then, with Schenck and Patterson’s nephew, attacked Monahan. Monahan was knocked down but fought back with a night stick, subduing the trio. Patterson sustained a scalp wound and received medical care at Bellevue Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan
East Twenty-second Street
Albert Schenck
Patterson
William Patterson
Schenck
Jar Monahan
Kilbaine
Bellevue Hospital
Dance at Brooklyn hotel leads to arrest of owner Charles Dickman
Patrolman De Cantillion found dancing on Sunday at Charles C. Dickman’s hotel at Thirty-ninth Street and New Utrecht Avenue Brooklyn. Dickman was arrested for violating Penal Code provisions. Dancers Michael Tully 227 West Nineteenth Street Manhattan Peter Tully 237 West Nineteenth Street and Adolph Weting 45 East Tenth Street were taken to the police station after resisting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Dickman
Thirty-ninth Street
New Utrecht Avenue
Brooklyn
de Cantillion
Dickman
Michael Tully
West Nineteenth Street
Manhattan
Peter Tully
Adolph Weting
East Tenth Street
Gambling raid on Eldridge Street coffee saloon
Essex Market Court heard detectives raided a rear room of a coffee saloon at 116 Eldridge Street opposite the police station. Twelve men were found playing “stuffing” games. Proprietor Abraham Marks was held on 500 bail. eleven patrons were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Street
Essex Market
Bush
Brann
Abraham Marks
Heavy rains soak Alabama fields and Rails Burdened
Heavy rains lasting days drench Alabama, with 24.92 inches since April 1, flooding cellars in Birmingham, stalling trade, and flooding swamps. Cotton, fruits, vegetables suffer as Warrior and Tombigbee rivers rise. railroads cautious, mines feared if rain continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Son fatally slashes father in street cellars at Moran home
Lawrence Doyle, 55, driver on the Grand Street horse car line, is mortally wounded when his son William Doyle, 25, of Madison Street, uses a razor during a private talk after a family separation. William fled after the attack, was arrested, and the blade found on him. Police misstep noted as officers transport the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Doyle
525
East Sixteenth Street
William Doyle
Madison Street
Doyle
Grand Street
Patrick Moran
Hart
Moran
Morans
East Twenty-second Street
Motorman Rescues Boy From Rapid Moving Car
A West Farms trolley car nearly killed ten year old John Zoller as he dashed onto Third Avenue. Motorman John Brandack braked, then swung the boy to safety on the front platform and halted the car at One Hundred Fifty-eighth Street. The grateful mother embraced him amid cheers from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zoller
East One Hundred and Fiftyfourth Street
Young Zoller
Third Avenue
One Hundred and
Fifty-sixth Street
West Farms
John Brandack
Brandack
Brandach
One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street
Man Falls From Railroad Trestle In Matawan
Jeremiah Donovan of Cliffwood was found unconscious under a New York and Long Branch trestle with a broken leg and internal injuries after claiming he was pushed by a crowd of colored men. Brickyard workers nearby had seen him fall but stayed away, fearing blame, while Donovan was reportedly intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matawan
N. J
Jeremiah Donovan
Cliffwood
New York and Long Branch
Donovan
Tornado Rips Through Oklahoma Killing Three Ranchers
A tornado swept Beaver County near Guthrie last night killing Henry Bardwell Steve Bird and Abe Weightsman. William Ham burger and Paul Rhodes died of injuries while cattle were stampeded and homes destroyed. George Nebb’s ranch house was carried 200 yards and sixteen refugees were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Beaver County
No Man’s Land
Henry Bardwell
Steve Bird
Abe Weightsman
William Hamburger
Paul Rhodes
George Nebb
Bicycle Wall Ride Turns Dire for 12 Year Old Poppie
Alfred Poppie twelve of 288 West Twelfth Street rode a wall on Riverside Drive with friends. A cheering crowd caused him to turn and wobble his wheel, plunging twelve feet to the ground. He suffered broken wrists multiple rib fractures and a severe scalp wound. He is at J Hood Wright Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Poppie
West Twelfth Street
Riverside Drive
Grant
James O’rourke
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Campbell
Cherokees And The Census In Indian Territory
June 24 Winita Indian Territory United States Census Enumerator Edward N Washbourne faces resistance from Cherokees who confront him and his assistant Mouse with rifles. They oppose the census object believing it aims at allotment and full-bloods warn of uprising if deputy marshals are sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winita
Indian Territory
Edward N. Washbourne
United States
Washbourne
Mouse
Bather Drowned in the Surf at Atlantic City
Lemont Jones a 20 year old Hotel Rudolf employee drowned while bathing near Heinz's pier Atlantic City His companion cried for help as Jones sank from cramps The body was recovered and will be shipped to Chicago to his parents home city
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Atlantic City
Lemont Jones
Hotel
Rudolf
Jones
Heinz’s Pier
Chicago
Found Wife with Her Back Broken Special in The Times
Greenwich Connecticut resident Mrs James Banks was found in her doorway with a broken back after reportedly walking from an open window in sleep. Her husband found her and she was taken to St Mark's Hospital in New York City for treatment by Dr L Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
James Banks
Tompkins Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Charles M. Tompkins of New York, president of the New Orange Industrial Association, underwent an appendicitis operation at his mother’s home in Elmira today. He remained in critical condition but his posse says recovery is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Tompkins
Elmira
N. Y
Charles M. Tompkins
New York
New Orange Industrial Association
Man Dies in Armchair at Brooklyn Home
Casper Schomlie a fifty year old cigarmaker living with his wife Margaret at 393 Central Avenue Brooklyn was found dead yesterday in an armchair by an open front room window. Mrs Schomlie left him reading during an errand. On return she found him deceased. A doctor attributed death to heart disease.
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Casper Schomlie
Margaret
Central Avenue
Brooklyn
Death list of a day Miss Jane Hamblin
Miss Jane Hamblin longtime pioneer of New York city day nurseries died Saturday at St Vincent's Hospital after a battle with a tumor and bronchitis. Born in Montreal she moved to New York at twelve and helped establish free nonsectarian nurseries with a charity bureau and kindergarten. Her work centered at St Joseph's Day Nursery 473 West Fifty seventh Street and Holy Cross Parish earlier.
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Jane Hamblin
St. Joseph’s Day Nursery
West Fifty-seventh Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Hamblin
Montreal
New York
Holy Cross Parish
West Forty-second Street
West Sixtythird Street
Paulist Fathers
Doctor B W MacNichol Dies In Westchester
Westchester County physician Dr. B W Mac Nichol died at home after a two week illness due to pneumonia. He was 42, born in Rondout N Y, and a brother of Rev Francis Mac Nichol. He studied at St Vincent's College and Jefferson Medical College, served as Westchester health officer, and worked with the New York Deaf and Dumb Asylum and other institutions. Funeral at St Raymond's Church Westchester.
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B. W. MacNichol
Westchester County
Westchester
MacNichol
Francis MacNichol
St. Catherine’s Church
Pelham Manor
Rondout
N. Y
Stt. Vincent's College
Pittsburg
Penn
Mrs Gardiner Dies at Garden City Home After Sudden Collapse
Mrs Mary Austen Gardiner wife of District Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner died suddenly at the Garden City Long Island country home from apoplexy she had been stricken in her greenhouse Saturday evening She was born in Baltimore December 9 1841 youngest daughter of the late George Austen of Baltimore County She was active in charitable causes and served with her husband at West Point as Judge Advocate and Professor of Law She leaves four sons Asa Bird Jr George Philip and Norman with the two oldest in Baltimore and the two younger in Garden City Also surviving are two elder sisters in Baltimore Mrs Colgate Gilbert and Mrs John McCulloch.
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Mary Austen Gardiner
Asa Bird Gardiner
Garden City
L. I
Baltimore
George Austen
Baltimore County
United States Military Academy
West Point
Gardiner
Asa Bird, Jr
George
Philip
Norman
Colgate Gilbert
John McCulloch
James G Duncan Wall Street Broker Dies at Home Chester Hill Mount Vernon
James G. Duncan a Wall Street broker died Saturday at his Chester Hill Mount Vernon home. Born in New York City in 1837 he spent little of his life in business though kept ties to it. He traveled across the American continent Europe and Asia and was a keen collector of curios. He is survived by his wife.
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James G. Duncan
Wall Street
Chester Hill
Mount Vernon
New York City
American
Europe
Asia
Death of George Augustin longtime East 141st Street church organist
Prof George Augustin sixty seven years old Sunday School superintendent at St Pauls Reform Church East One Hundred and Forty first Street died suddenly at the rectory heart disease. Born in Luebeck Germany he came to America aged twelve and joined the church at fourteen. He never married and devoted himself to church work and benevolent societies. Funeral services will be held at the church tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Augustin
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
East One Hundred
W D Beck Dies After Operation
Mount Vernon New York June 24 W D Beck veteran clambaker and proprietor of Becks Rye Beach at Rye on the Sound died today from leg amputation complications After serving in the Confederate Army he owned Mount Vernon Hotel before acquiring Rye Beach He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mount Vernon
N. Y
W. D. Beck
Beck
Rye Beach
Rye-on-the- Sound
Virginia
Three Coal Shovellers Die In Hudson Boat Capsize
Three men Fred erick Jordan Henry Billbaum and Andrew Roth hired a rowboat from Widow Mc Donald at West Seventy-second Street to fish at Edgewater New Jersey. After a day on the water the boat capsized near One Hundred and Fifth Street as Roth tried to swap seats. Billbaum who could not swim slipped away and drowned before land was reached. Jordan perished trying to save him while Roth survived with the others reaching shore. The drowned man’s body had not been recovered.
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Arly
McDonald
West Seventy-second Street
Frederick Jordan
West Sixty-sixth Street
Henry Billbaum
Andrew Roth
Amsterdam Avenue
Hudson River
Edgewater
New Jersey
New York
One Hundred and Fifth Street
Roth
Billbaum
Jordan
Neely's Accomplice Located
United States authorities have traced Taylor to Baranquilla Colombia after a letter from that city to a Havana resident. Officials weigh extradition for complicity with Neely in disposing of surcharge stamps related to Neely, the former Financial Agent of Posts at Havana.
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Havana
United States
Taylor
Colombia
C. F. W. Neely
Baranquilla
Magdalena River
Neely
Fright Drives Man Insane in New Rochelle
A man about thirty two is in a padded cell in New Rochelle after being frightened by boys who threw giant firecrackers at him on Mechanic Street. He has not provided his name or address and remains unable to identify his residence. The incident occurred yesterday and he became a maniac within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Mechanic Street
Lieut Commander Lowe Arrives on Buffon from Rio
Passengers aboard the Buffon include Lieut Commander William F. Lowe of the flagship Chicago. He arrived yesterday and was met at quarantine by Rear Admiral Philip and a party of ladies in a steam launch.
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Buffon
Rio de Janeiro
William F. Lowe
Chicago
Philip
Burial for Sister Raphael at Mount Loretto
Sister Raphael of the Sisterhood of St. Francis to be buried this morning at the Home of the Immaculate Conception Mount Loretto S I Lizzie T Powers a Blissville S I native and former Mount Loretto teacher died Friday aged twenty four years after six years with the sisterhood and a year of illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Sisterhood of
St. Francis
the Immaculate Conception
Mount Loretto
S. I
Lizzie T. Powers
Blissville
Sisterhood
Platts Chlorides Household Disinfectant Notice
Platts Chlorides marketed as the Household Disinfectant instantly destroys foul odors and disease breeding matter, preventing sickness. Described as odorless, colorless, powerful, safe and economical, sold in quart bottles only by druggists and high class grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt’s
Obituaries and funeral notices from June 1900
A string of death notices and funeral arrangements from New York area papers. Ruby Agness Bryant, 24, to be buried in Boston after services at 111 West One Hundred and Eleventh Street. James Graydown Duncan’s services in Mount Vernon, NY, with interment at family’s discretion. Mary Moffat Field funeral at 159 East Forty-fifth Street. Mary Austen Gardiner and Katherine Cecelia Hall noted with funeral plans. Charles Haldane Johnson, Mrs. Katherine Leavitt Hall, and others listed with service details including churches, trains, and interments. Interment at family discretion and no flower offerings requested for some.
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Mary Moffat
Robert M. Field
John Moffat
East Forty-fifth Street
Gardiner
Garden City
L. L
Mary Austen
Asa Bird Gardiner
George Austen
Baltimore County
Hall
W. Austin Tomes
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Katherine Cecelia
John Leavitt Hall
Nicholas Swiss
Schenectady
Johnson
Montclair
N. J
Charles Haldane Johnson
First Congregational Church
New York
Newton A. Lindley
Willard Parker
St. Mark’s Church
New Canaan
Grand Central Station
Merritt
Millbrook
Philip H. Merritt
Nine Pastures Meetinghouse
Spies
John R. Spies
Avenue
Deaths Reported June 24
A brief death notice dated June 24 records multiple casualties with ages listed as one year or under counted as one year. The item notes the dates and general biographical detail without graphic description. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Harvard College Class of 1896 Special Notice
SPECIAL NOTICES. HARVARD COLLEGE. CLASS OF 1896. Holtis 20 will be open to the Class on Commencement. LUBERT H. NEWMAN, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Holtis
Fure Wines And Liquors Ad At Vesey Street Retailer
L. J. Callanan advertises Fure Wines and Liquors for city and country homes. Located at 41 and 43 Vesey Street the dealer invites readers to send for a copy of the monthly price list.
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Vesey St
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