Cadets Face Mock Attack as West Point Camp Exercises
Peekskill reports a staged camp assault by artillery and cavalry on the Seventh Regiment with West Point cadets reconnoitering roads and guards. Majors Lydecker and Fisk led two battalions while Captains MacDonald and Hammond commanded the northern assault. After exchanges of fire cadets returned with casualties as Gov. Odell toured the camp and inspected fortifications.
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Willard C. Fisk
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Fourteenth’ Infantry
T. R. Roberts
George
WW. Sands
United States
John. Greabla
Appleton
Stha
Mt. Gov. Odell
Newburg
Comahy
Second
Charles FY Rae
George Moore Smith
Daniel ‘Apreton
Two Kelloggs for Judges
In the Fourth Judicial District Republican convention eleven delegates from Northern New York counties nominated Justice John M. Kellogg of Ogdensburg and Justice Henry T. Kellogg of Plattsburg for the Supreme Court bench. The district favors their election, with both Kelloggs recently appointed to fill vacant seats following retirements and deaths.
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Fourth Judicial District
New York
John M. Kellogg
Ogdensburg
Henry T. Kellogg
Plattsburg
Supreme Court
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Leslie.m. Russell
Tienry J. Kellogg
Gov
Odell
S. Alonzo Kelloggs
Ordination and Assignment of Deacon Charles Ackley
Charles B. Ackley recently completed studies at the General Theological Seminary in New York and was ordained a deacon today by Bishop Nicholson. He accepted a call as assistant at Grace Parish in New York City and will begin July 1.
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Sheetal
Oconomowoc
Wis
Charles B. Ackley
General the Eee Seminary
New York
Nicholson -Af Nee
Zion's Episcopal Church
Athley
Grace
Newtoe City
Mt St Ursula Academy Commencement Honored
Archbishop Farley presided at Mount St. Ursula Academy Bedford Park commencement yesterday afternoon. Senior drama Margaret of Anjou and the children’s operetta Joan Dias highlighted the program. Ethel Marion Franks received graduation honors including medals in etiquette and mathematics and an academic diploma from the Regents of the University of New York.
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Mount St. Ursula
Bedford Park
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Margaret of Anfou
Joa Dias
Ethel Marion Frankan
Svho
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University of New York
Mexican National Deal Deposits Most National of Mexico Stock
Announcement that nearly all outstanding common stock of the National Railroad Company of Mexico has been deposited with Speyer & Co under a May 25 circular. Earlier statements note over 9 percent deposited, with plans to dispose of one third to the Mexican Government and issue second preferred stock for the remaining two thirds plus a cash payment of 3.33 per share.
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Cleveland family to spend summer at Buzzards Bay cottage
Special to The New York Times reports President Grover Cleveland Mrs Cleveland and their four children leaving Princeton for Gray Gables Buzzards Bay where they will spend the summer in good health and cheerful spirits. They plan to read fish and boat and return to Princeton in October.
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New York Times
Princeton
Nada
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Cleveland
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Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Reading
William Ziegler Buys Hay Island and Upland Property
Stamford report notes William Ziegler has acquired Hay Island and about six acres on the Collender estate adjacent to his Collender Point holdings. His north shore residence will feature a stone and sill construction estimated at about 200000 pounds.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
William Ziegler
Hay Island
Collender
Collender’s Point
Board of Education Re-elects City Superintendent Armstrong
New Brunswick officials end a four month deadlock by re-electing City Superintendent of Schools Prof. W Clinton Armstrong after last night’s vote.
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New York Times
NEW_BRUNSWICK
N. J
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Speyer to Travel Abroad on Celtic
James Speyer of Speyer & Co. plans an overseas journey aboard the Celtic tomorrow. The notable financier will visit Europe for business and on personal leave, marking a brief international excursion.
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Speyer & Co
Europe
Rival Celebrations May Mar President's Reception
Oyster Bay residents split over how to honor President Roosevelt upon his return with rival groups led by the local Board of Trade and ex-Assemblyman Maurice Townsend. Townsend posters and pledge drives clashed with the Board of Trade plans, but the President agreed to officiate, potentially uniting the celebrations. Flowers from the White House circulated to graduates as part of broader festivities.
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Maurice E. Townsesend
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Board of Trace
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White House
Theatre plan at Waldorf Astoria could host summer play
A new theatre may open in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom with a possible summer run of The Earl of Pawtucket. The idea started in jest between Kirke La Shelle and hotel management and now includes access via Astor Gallery. A contract with Harrison Greg Fiske would keep the production through the season, potentially starting in July.
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Kirke la Shelle
Mr. la Shelle
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Tor
Shellie
Astor Gallery
Harrison
Greg Fiske
Manhattan Theatre
Maude Adams Returns Home From Long Absence
Maude Adams arrived on the Hamburg America liner Deutschland with Miss Davis after about ten weeks away. She reports good health and a gain of fifteen pounds, having spent time in Bern and Jerusalem with Egypt Sahara Cairo and Constantinople. She plans a new play with John Drew at the Empire Theatre and will rest at her Catskills home for the summer.
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Miss Ewing
Cairo
Constantinople
End of Creatore concert series to close at St Nicholas Garden
The final concert of Creatore's series at St Nicholas Garden ends with a Sian night concert this week. Chopin Funeral March will be played at the Saturday matinée upon popular request. Barili is the soloist for both Saturday and Sunday performances.
Parents fear after delayed return from Staten Island excursion
A crowd of over 200 parents blocked the Battery area for more than two hours awaiting children from St. Peter's School on an all day trip to New Dorp. By 11:45 p.m. the party arrived after missing a trail and returning by trolley. A bruised nose from a baseball incident was the only injury reported.
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New Dorp
St. Peter's School
Washington Street
Lie ¢Lock
Condon
Hudsone Street
Morristown Bank Declares 5 Percent Dividend Plus 2 Percent Extra
The First National Bank of Morristown New Jersey declares a 5 percent dividend and a 2 percent extra dividend from earnings of the past six months payable July 1. The notice specifies the bank will distribute these dividends to shareholders of record as of a defined date.
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Crusade on Automobiles Locked Up Chauffeurs
Police active in enforcing Bailey law arrests of motorists. Mrs Helen Blair 23 of 301 West 105th Street arrested on 72nd Street for a tailless electric phaeton without proper tag. Several other motorists including George Adams and James Brady faced bail and court hearings for license tag and speed violations.
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Aes
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Ole West Twenty-fifth Street
Yorkville
Roland Hazen
West Fifty-eighth Street
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East
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Clyde Adams
Spencer Trask
Debes
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Thirty-third Street
Trask
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Umst
Burton Halcomb
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-first Street
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Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Dodge
Jefferson Market Court
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Nineteenth Street
Orrel A. Parker
East Forty-fifth Street
Mr. Parker
Parker
Richard A. Farries
Waverley Place
Richard Cullen
Sixth Avenue
United States Automobile Company
Thirty-first Street
Cullen
West Thirtieth Street
Famous Hotel to Go in Washington Transformation
Announcement of a large project to replace the Ebbitt House with a colossal new hotel in Washington. Caleb Willard holds key property on the south side of F Street, and Joseph Willard’s sale clears the way. A steel structure is planned with a two year timetable for plans and construction.
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Ebbitt
Army and Navy Headquarters
Caleb Willard
Fourteenth
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Geological Survey
Willard
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Josep Willard
Ebbitton Street
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Society Notes From New London Race Attendance and Summer Moves
The piece tracks social whirl around the Yale Harvard race in New London with notable attendees including Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Hargous Elliot, and many Vanderbilt and Astor connections. It details upcoming travels to Europe, sailings for summer, regatta interest, and summer homes in Newport Lenox and Bayport as prominent families plan visits, returns, and extended tours.
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Miss Fish
Sallie Hargous Elliot
William Iselin
Santee
Whitney
I. T. Burden, Jr
A Diter
Rudolph Aggasiz
Ward Casino
Cottage Colony
Newport Summer Residents Arrive for Season
Newport notes show many summer visitors arriving at cottages and villas for the season. Ex Commodore Ledyard and family plan to open Rambler at Newport, while others like Messrs. and Mesdames Lippitt, Livermore, Brooks, and Slater secure residences at Bailey's Beach Rockhurst Wickham Road and cliff villas. Several guests are named in Jamestown and Ochre Point accommodations.
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New London
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Scarborugh-on-the-Hudson
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F. W. Andrews
Charles Warren Lippitt
Bailey's Beach
John R. Livermore
Livermore
S. Mortimer Brooks
Rockhurst
EB. H. G. Slater
Gwynne
Washington
P. F. Collier
Coats
Wickham Road
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Rambler
Teir
Ridge Road
Frederick Neilson
Lenox
Thomas Stevens
Philadelpia
Charles Farris
St.ouis
O. H. Hist
Philadelphia
E.A. Earnshaw
Overbrook
Penn
Jamestown
Lawrence Turnbull
J. Spencer
C. A. Spencer
Indianapols
Miss Ehrich Weds Prof Wyckoff in Marbury Hall Wedding
Miss Leah Ehrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Ehrich Colorado Springs married Prof Walter Augustus Wyckoff of Princeton University at Marbury Hall New York with Rev Dr Robert Collyer officiating. About 150 guests attended and the couple will sail for Europe on Vaterland after a reception.
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Leah Ehrich
Louis R. Ehrich
Colorado Springs
Walter Augustus Wyckoff
Princeton University
Marbury Hall
West Seventy-fourth Street
Robert Collyer
Alma Ehrich
McClure
Europe
Vaterland
Prof
Wyckoff
Wells and Bunn Marry at First Presbyterian Church
In Princeton New Jersey on June 25 Miss Jean Carson Wells daughter of Mrs Lucy Fleming Wells and Henry Conrad Bunn Assistant Treasurer of Princeton University were married by Rev Maitland V Bartlett. The bride was given away by her brother in law Robert Lansing Zabriskie of East Orange. The matron of honor was the bride's sister Mrs Zabriskie. Best man was Robert Howell of Trenton. Ushers included Henry G Duffield J Mae N Thompson Isaac Bunn and Fisher Howe.
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Princeton
N. J
First Presbyterian
Jean Carson Wells
Lucy Fleming Wells
Henry Conrad Bunn
Princeton University
Maitland V. Bartlett
Robert Lansing Zabriskie
East Orange
Zabriskie
Robert Howell
Trenton
Henry G. Duffield
J. Mae N. Thompson
Isaac Bunn
Rahway
Fisher Howe
Duryea and Little Married in Private Home Ceremony
Mrs Geofrey Duryea daughter of Mrs Clarence Eddy of 3 Wood Place Yonkers wed Lieut Christian Holmes Little of the Thirteenth Regiment of Artillery at the bride’s mother's home The Rev W T Stevenson First Presbyterian officiated The ceremony was private due to the death of the bride’s father Clarence Eddy.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Geoffrey Duryea
Clarence Eddy
Wood Place
Worthington Costello Wedding in Washington
Miss Elizabeth Worthington daughter of Mr and Mrs R T Worthington Washington and Mr James F Costello of Boston were married at 6 PM in the city. The ceremony united two prominent families and set plans for a honeymoon before returning to their respective homes.
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New York Times
Washington
Elizabeth Worthington
R. T. Worthington
City
James F. Costello
Boston
Georgetown University Law Graduate Married in Dahlgren Chapel
The groom, a recent law graduate, wed in the Dahlgren Memorial Chapel at Georgetown University this evening. Rev. Jerome Daugherty, President of the University, officiated the ceremony.
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Georgetown University
Jerome Daugherty
Pratt-Williams Bridal at Willmere in Basking Ridge
Miss Lillian Pratt was married to Matthew O Neill of New York at Willmere the home of Mr and Mrs William Childs. The ceremony was performed by Rev J T Reeve with Mrs William Childs matron of honor, James O Neill best man, Mary and Ida Childs as flower girls, and Elsie Pratt as bridesmaid.
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New York Times
Basking Ridge
N. J
Lillian Pratt
Matthew O'Neill
New York
Willmere
William Childs
J. T. Reeve
Presbyterian Church
James O'Neill
Miss Mary Kline Vail Weds William Walker Ware
Plainfield June 25 ceremony at East Ninth Street home of Mrs Langdon. Rev Dr Harcourt officiated. Mrs Langdon was matron of honor. Edward Geddy of Washington best man. Harold Kline Wheeler page. Bride Mary Kline Vail is granddaughter of late Dr Stephen M Vail, first president of Pennington Seminary.
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New York Times
Plainfield
Mary Kline
Vail
William Walker Ware
Toano
CG. S. Langdon
East Ninth‘Street
Richard Harcourt
Asbury Park
Langdon
Edward Geddy
Washington, D. C
Harold Kline Wheeler
Stephen M Vail
Pennington Seminary
Mulligan Daughter Wed to Dr. James Ernest in Yonkers
Grace I Mulligan eldest daughter of John Mulligan formerly Supreme Recorder of the Royal Arcanum and a founder of the Knights of Honor married Dr. James Ernest of Greenwood British Columbia at her father's home 404 Warburton Avenue Yonkers The Rev Dr Underhill officiated with Miss Hazel Mulligan and Miss Ethel Mulligan as attendants and Joseph W Hawkins as best man
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Warburton Avenue
James Ernest
Greenwood
British Columbia
Underhill
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hazel
Ethel Mulligan
Joseph W. Hawkins
Chinese Reform Association members dine at Delmontco's
Twenty Chinese Reform Association members from New York City gathered at Delmontco's under Dr. Walker Brooks to discuss aims aiding the Emperor against the Empress Dowager. The event featured speeches by J. M. Singleton and others, with queues cut in Mott Street and a French menu translation.
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Chinese Reform Association
Mott Street
Delmontco
Brouner
J. M. Singleton
Bow Chee
Australia
Liang Kai Cheu
Canton
China
Yip Yen
Association
Waung Why Gee
Japan
Chow King
Jesse Ford Newman
Ernst J. Lederle
Yung Wing
Hartford, Conn
Robert W. de Forest
Greene
Davis
Treeysy
In the Shops Summer Bargains Display
A shopping snapshot lists decorative seven to eight inch starfish at 25 cents each and open sets of cream white Images china. broom-handle style clothes sticks, sheet iron broilers, flowered cushions, nautical bonbon boxes, and variety goods from cushions to lamps. Also noted are Mission barrel chairs, Japanese prints, bathroom rugs, Indian blankets for travel, and knitted wool scarves.
Delicate color stripes on a small leather purse
A purse for a summer girl features pale pink yellow and lavender stripes with a touch of green. It is small with two top handles and a clover leaf ornament where each petal holds a bright red lady bug.
William O Gorman Dies After Brief Illness in Monroe
William O Gorman a 56 year old Bronx contractor died at his Monroe summer home from diabetes after a short illness. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States at 17 and rose to superintendent under Daniel Crimmins before starting his own firm in Yorkville then Bronx. Eight children survive. funeral at St Jerome's Church then burial at St Raymond's Cemetery.
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William O'Gorman
Bronx
Monroe
Orange County
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Daniel Crimmins
John D Crimmins
Yorkville
Hermann Stursburg
O’gorman
St. Jerome's Church
Lifelong linguist Samuel Williams dies at Clifton home
Samuel Thomson Williams, born 1830 in Baltimore, died yesterday at his Clifton home from a complication of diseases. A former lawyer turned journalist, he partnered with the father of Rear Admiral W. S. Schley, served as United States Consul at Hamburg, and Chargé dAffaires at Brazil under Garfield. He lived on Staten Island in recent years, remarried Charlotte Duston after first wife Caroline Reeve died, and leaves no children. Interment is planned at Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington.
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Townsend Avenue
Clifton
Richmond
Baltimore
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St. Mary's College
W. S. Schley
Caroline Reeve
National Globe of Washington
Andrew Johnson
United States
Hamburg
Germany
Garfield
Brazil
Staten Island
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Isaac V. Holden Dies After Opera tion in City Hospital
Isaac V. Holden of Bridgeport vice president of the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company died yesterday at Dr W T Bulls private hospital after abdominal pains led to an operation. Born 1832 in Preston Connecticut he graduated Dartmouth 1852 taught in Clifton and studied law before joining Wheeler & Wilson in 1872. He led the New York office and served as president of the Bridgeport Scientific Society. He spoke ten languages and is survived by a widow and five children.
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Bridgeport
Wheeler &. Wilson Manufacturing Company
W. T. Bull
Europe
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Preston
Conn
Dartmouth
Clifton, S. Iv
Wheeler & Wilson Company
New York
Funeral services for Brother Anselm at Nativity Church
Funeral services for Brother Anselm director of the De La Salle Institute were held yesterday morning at the Church of the Nativity Sec ond Avenue. About 200 Christian Brothers students and alumni attended along with other branches from city schools. Mer Edwards officiated and Father B J Reilly celebrated the mass. Burial followed at the Academy of the Sacred Heart at Classon-on-Sound the mother house of the Christian Brothers.
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Church of the Nativity
Second Avenue
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Academy of the Sacred Heart
Classon-on-Sound
Notable Obituaries in Glen Ridge and New Brunswick Church Figure
Charles H. Burkett a chemical maker in this city died of heart disease at his Glen Ridge home aged 43 survived by a widow. Joseph W. Fairbanks Amherst College treasurer for six years died in Amherst Massachusetts aged about 60, a Amherst Class of 66 graduate and former instructor and principal. Charles Bartlette Stoor t prominent Baptist church worker died in New Brunswick New Jersey aged about 78 born Flemington May 10 1823 founder and former president of the New Brunswick YMCA. John Farguson ex Paymaster US Navy died in Woburn Massachusetts aged 81 born Nova Scotia came to US as a youth and joined the navy as a captain's clerk on the Savannah retired 1870 survived by a widow two sons and two daughters.
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Glen Ridge
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Joseph W. Fairbanks
Amherst ¢ College
Amherst Mass
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Worcester
St. Louis
St. Paul
John Farguuson
United States Navy
Woburn
Mays
Nova Scotia
United States
Navy
Savernah
Fin Woburn
New Collar Release From E. W. Tebo
A short business notice announces a new collar product from E. W. Tebo, signaling an item debut in the local trades.
Weddings Notice From New York and New Jersey
Marriages listed for June 23 to June 25 across New York City Jersey City Patchogue and Princeton include Fiora Isham and Minturn Collins Mackey Toffey and Smith Mackey Sohmer Peckham Jane Peckham and William Lohmer Jr Leah Ehrich and Walter Wyckoff. Names appear with churches residences and dates June 23 25 1903.
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New York City
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Fiora
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Minturn
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Toffey
Kensington
Jersey City
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Geo. S. Bennett
Bessie M. Taffey
Smith
D. Mackey
Sohmer—Peckham
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Patchogue
Jacob Probst
Jane Peckham
John Slater Parks
William Lohmer, Jr
New York
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Death notices from June 25 1903 New York area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated June 23 to June 26. Alfred P Babcock of Freeport Illinois dies at 58 from apoplexy. Thomas Walter Conkling aged 68, husband of Clara Conkling. Bee Hathaway, general secretary of American Sabbath Union of New York city. Funeral arrangements listed for several families with locations in Oaklane Philadelphia Bronx Jersey City Staten Island and Washington. Interments at Laurel Hill Mount Zion Calvary and other cemeteries.
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Pasabeau
Cal
Klemann
Topping
Marie
St Pete
Christ Congregational Church
Bronx
Nack
Martha Ward
James Nack
West End Av
Newman
Hooker Statue Dedicated At Boston State House
A statue in memory of Joseph Hooker was dedicated on the State House grounds in Boston with a formal ceremony and a large parade. Gov Bates and many generals attended as city and state offices paused. streets were crowded and decorations abundant.
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Miles
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John R. Brooke
Olver
Howard
Daniel E. Sickles
Alexander §. Webb
United States Army
Joshua L. Chamberlain
MacFarlane Widow Fund Receives Many Subscriptions
Captain F Norton Goddard of the Anti-Policy Society reports numerous donations to the Charles S MacFarlane widow and family relief fund. Contributions include amounts from Albert G Males Martin Handy William Lowe H Shannon W Williams Robert Miller Benno Cohen Herman Joveshoft George Butter Sterling Republican members and others, totaling a substantial sum.
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Sheree Roden
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Seekamp
Burchard
Broadway Smith
Lauretta
York
St Toole. James
Madison
Kingston Avenue
Wehnert
Meserole St
Wreisler
Isidor
Moore &Tevnee
Jacob
Moore
Wiegandt
Pulaski St
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!