Miss Esther Ford and J F Wait Bride in Brett Hall Ceremony
The Rev Fields Hermance married Justin Federal Wait and Miss Esther Ford at Brett Hall on Highly-fixth Street and Hreadways. The couple planned a Cornell period after the ceremony, with a breakfast following and a small circle of relatives and close friends present. Mr Wait is from John Cassan Wait. Miss Ford is the daughter of Justice John Ford of the Supreme Court and Mrs Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Federal Wait
John Cassan
Esther Ford
John Ford
Supreme Court
Ford
Bretton Hall
Highly-fixth Street
Fields Hermance
Justice Ford
Walt
Ithaca
Cornell
New York
Watt
Cornell University
State Senate
Tammany Hall
Independence League
Roosevelt Couple Reunited As Court Clears Roosevelts
Justice Clark exonerates Mr Roosevelt of all charges in a separation case. No evidence of choking or abusive language found and the couple may live together again at Sayville L I. The decision ends months of sensational testimony and follows an earlier annulment suit against the Roosevelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayville
L. 1
Roosevelts
Clark
Roosevelt
Paul H Welch Weds Miss Hobbs in Duluth Wedding
Paul Hamilton Welch son of the late Philip H Welch and Mrs Margaret Hamilton Welch married Ruth Hobbs daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Hobbs at the bride’s home 81 Kent Road Duluth Minnesota. Bishop D Morison presided. The couple will reside at 1826 East Fourth Street Duluth. Welch’s family were longtime New York newspaper figures with his mother once editor of the Woman’s Page of The New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Welch
Miss Hobbs
New Yeorkg
Brooklyn
Duluth
Minn
Paul Hamilton Wich
Philip H. Welch
Margaret Hamilton Welch
Ruth Hobbs
A. A. Hobbs
Kent Road
D. Morison
Welch
East Fourth Street
Aim
Sirs.rgaret Hamilton Welch
Woman's
Tax New York 58
Eich
New York Sun
Miss Katherine Harrower Engaged to Frazier Peters
Miss Mary Harrower announces the engagement of her niece Miss Katherine Harrower to Frazier Forman Peters. Miss Harrower is Buffalo-based and niece of Rev. Pascal Harrower. Mr Peters is son of Rev. Dr John Peters, rector of St Michael's Church, and a 1916 Columbia Mines graduate and Motor Battery member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harrower
F. F. Peters
Mary FE. Harrower
Katherine Harrower
Frazier Forman Peters
Ate
Horatio “. Harrower
Buffalo
Pascal Harrower
Church of the Ascension
West New Brighton
Peters
John P. Peters
St. Michael's Church
Ninety-ninth Street
Amm Avenue
Columbia School of Mines
Motor Battery
Hunter Elizabeth Hunter Engaged to Electus Backus
Dr and Mrs L J Hunter announce the engagement of their daughter Vivien Elizabeth Hunter to Electus Taylor chus son of the late Rev Brady Backus of the Holy Apostle Church. The wedding will take place in the Fall.
Plattsburg Rookies March Ten Miles Toward Rutland Line
Major Peter Murray's Third Plattsburg Training Regiment marches ten miles from Plattsburg to guard the Rutland Railroad between Ogdensburg and Rouse's Point. The rookies completed the route in three and a half hours, rested, and pitched pup tents while stowing three tons of food. One man, Dr. J Murphy, fell out with sore feet and rode in on an auto truck.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Beekmantown
Peter Murray
Rutland
Ogdensburg
Rouse’s Point
Quartermaster’s Department
Second Cavalry
Plattshire
J. Murphy
Dynamite Found in U S Federal Building Portico
A watchman discovered nine and a half sticks of dynamite wrapped in a newspaper inside the south portico of the Federal Building at Broadway and Park Row at 6:30 A M. The explosion material was brought to the office of the assistant custodian Theodore Le Roy and referred to police. Inspector Owen Egan assessed the blast could ruin multiple buildings while detectives weighed whether it was planted or dropped during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spough
Federal Building
Broadway
Park Row
Eli Harris
Harris
Theodore le Roy
Federal
le Roy
Owen Egan
Bureau of Combustitles
Egan
Tunney
Three Doctors Testify on Eno Will Capacity
Three alienists Dr. Max D. Schinar Dr. William B. Pritchard and Dr. Edward D. Fischer testified that Amon F Eno was senile dementia when he signed the will leaving the estate valued at 5 000 000 or more to Columbia University. The court reserved ruling on other issues and denied motions related to testamentary capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max D. Schinar
William B. Pritchard
Edward D. Fischer
Amon F. Eno
Columbia University
Eno
Carlos F. Macdonald
John B. Stanchfield
Wallace Macfarlane
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Surrogate Cohalan
Army Bride Weds During Brief Leave In New York
Henry Hopkins Livingston and Miss Mary Eleanor Curran wed after a hurried ceremony at the Church of the Ascension marked by lilies and pink roses. The groom, a member of the First Armored Motor Battery, had twenty four hours leave for the nuptials. The bride is the daughter of Mrs John Elliott Curran of 138 East Fortieth Street. A small reception followed for relatives and close friends. Additionally St Thomas Aquinas graduates held commencement with thirty students honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hopkins Livingston
Mary Eleanor Curran
John Elliott Curran
East Fortieth Street
Livingston
First Armored Motor Battery
Church of the Ascension
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Percy Stickney Grant
Brevoort
Passengers Sail for Liverpool from Glasgow via Carpathia
Ocean travelers list passengers booked to depart today for Liverpool aboard the Carpathia including Mrs S M Barr, Dr G Holford Cowles, Miss Gertrude Dear, J Duxberry, Miss Neville Marshall, Mrs Emma Metcalfe, Miss Ellen Nightville, Miss Florence Wates, R D Wardrop and others. Yesterday arrivals from Glasgow via Liverpool on the Cameronia include A E Beattie, J Hunter Brown, Scott McLaren Flemming, Col Sir David Hardie, Mrs Margaret Anderson, Rev William Forsyth, Theodore Martin, and numerous others traveling to or from different destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
S. M. Barr
W. Baker
Agnes Bell
G. Berry
A. F. Collins
G. Holford Cowles
A. Davie
Gertrude Dear
John Duxberry
T. B. Edmison
J. Griffith
K. K. Harris
FE. Johnson
Edgar Little
Neville Marshall
Emma Met
Jessie Oswald
F. Simpson
William Stirrat
Ray Page Walton
Margaret Anderson
John Austin
Herbert Bell
M. H. M. Brown
George Clydesdale
F. Connor
B. W. Campbell
Alice Connor
Annie Dalrympie
Elsie Deans
E. Douglas
Elizabeth Fleming
William Forsyth
Tourists Set to Sail on Stephano for St John’s
A list of travelers booked to depart today aboard the Stephano includes William Adams W Aldrich Mrs J F Bailey John F Bailey Jr Gordon Babcock Sir Edgar Bowring Miss Winifred Caldwell Mrs J L Campbell Mr and Mrs J F Canfield Walter D Clarke Jr Miss Constance Clifford Miss L A Day W Warren Dowa and Lettie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
William Adams
W. Aldrich
J. F. Bailey
John F. Bailey, Jr
Gordon Babcock
Edgar Bowring
Winifred Caldwell
J. L. Campbell
J. F. Canfield
Walter D. Clarke, Jr
Constance Clifford
L. A. Day
Warren Dowa
Lettie
Egyptian Antiquities Stolen From Metropolitan Museum Case
Thirteen small Egyptian pieces from the Metropolitan Art Museum’s Egyptian Department were taken from a locked case, likely last Thursday. The loss, reported by Director Edward Robinson, includes seven gold statuettes and other small deities dating back to the Saite period about 700 years BCE, valued at roughly one hundred dollars. The theft was noticed by a cleaner between 5 and 6 a.m. Friday. no suspect is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Art Museum
Edward Robinson
Museign
Isis
Cedric Arrives Armed With Million-Dollar Cargo
The White Star liner Cedric docked from Liverpool with one passenger and ten million dollars from the Bank of England to buy war munitions. A six-inch gun guards its stern, the first armed British liner into the port since the war began. Other lines already field three-inch and three-and-a-half guns, while authorities cite defense rules and Treasury reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star
Cedric
Liverpool
Bank of England
State Department
Canopic
Cretic
New York
Boston
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Treasury Department
Dudley Field Malone
White Star Line
International Mercantile Marine Office
Broadway
New York Maritime Exchange
Dinner to Gen Hamilton at New City Camp Wilson
The Executive Committee of the Young Men's Democratic League of New York plans a testimonial dinner for General Henry De Witt Hamilton tomorrow at the National Democratic Club. Hamilton will oversee a citizens camp for youths at New City named Camp Wilson with approval from President Wilson and Secretary Baker. Guests include Frank Dowling, William McCombs, Sheriff Alfred Smith, DA Edward Swann, John Galvin, William Black, John Keller, Charles Hughes, and John Riehle. Frank Dr Shelley will be toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic League of New York
Henry de Witt Hamilton
National Democratic Club
Hamilton
Citizens
New City
Camp Wilson
Wilson
Baker
Frank L. Dowling
Board of Aldermen
William F. McCombs
League
Alfred. Smith
Edward Swann
John F. Galvin
William Harman Black
John W. Keller
Charles C. Hughes
John M. Riehle
Frank Dr. Shelley
Woodrow Wilson Voters' League Formed at Hotel McAlpin
The Woodrow Wilson Voters' League organized last night at Hotel McAlpin with temp headquarters. It gathers voters from all faiths and includes Republicans and Progressives. Leading officers named include Clarence Y. Palitz as Chairman I L Bril as Secretary Jacob Carlinger as Treasurer and a diverse Organization Committee with Solomon Sufrin Dr B Kramowiltz J L Horowitz J Levey N Zvirin N Padgug H Liebman N 8 Sweder Leo Lerner Appel Louis Lipsky B G Rhards Edward A Pollack Dr H J Epstein William Sussman and Alderman Alexander Drescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson Voters’ League
McAlpin
Clarence Y. Palitz
I. L. Bril
Jacob Carlinger
Solomon Sufrin
B. Kramowiltz
J. L
Horowitz
Duke Wins 750 Dollar Verdict Over Shaft Injury
Duke Arturo De Majo Durazzo, linked to Elizabeth Hanan, sued Norman L. Munro estate for 10000 damages after an open shaft he believed to be an elevator caused a fall. He testified he suffered serious injuries and remained incapacitated for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Arturo de Majo Durazzo
Elizabeth Francis Hanan
John H. Hanan
Supreme Court
Justice Pendleton
Norman L. Munro
Will of Frank Vincent Bequeaths All to Widow
Frank Vincent, noted scientist and explorer, died June 20 at Woodstock New York. His will filed for probate leaves his entire estate to his widow Mrs Harriet Stillman Vincent. A patronship certificate from the Metropolitan Museum of Art for presenting Indo-Chinese antiquities also goes to the widow. Swift and Company reports New York beef sales for the week ending Saturday June at 13.46 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vincent
Woodstock
N. Y
Mra
Harriet Stillman Vincent
Mr. Vincent
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Swift & Company
New York
Canadian Travel Fears Debunked by Buffalo Hotel Manager
R. B Hubbell of the Carls-Rite Hotel in Toronto says rumors of border ordeals are false and Americans are welcome in Canada. He discusses Prohibition plans, cross border travel, and notes five American battalions formed in Canada for the European war.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
R. 8. Hubbell
Toronto
Church of
Hubbell
Buffalo
Switzerland
American Association of Advertising Clubs
Philadelphia
Ontario
Quebec
States
Restaurants Show Improvement After Health Inspectors Survey
Board of Health inspectors led by Chief Inspector Thomas Kearney re inspected 52 restaurants rated Bad previously. Ten advanced to Good, 34 remained Fair, eight showed No Progress and face possible prosecution. inspections reach as far north as 117th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Thomas Kearney
Yesterda Re
Board O Health
Beals, Longtime Boston Merchant, Dies at 95
William Beals a veteran Boston dry goods trader and former partner of Searle & Upham died at his home in Boston on Saturday in his ninety sixth year. He was born in Boston, later joining Searle & Upham, then forming Baker & Beals with George W. Baker as exporters and mill agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Beals
Boston Post
Dorothy Whitney Beals
Heals
Searle & Upham
George W. Baker
Baker & Beals
Real Estate Operator William S Patten Dies in Maine Hotel
William S Patten of 235 West Seventy fifth Street died yesterday at the Poland Spring Hotel South Poland Maine in his eighty first year. He was an old New Yorker born on City Hall Place and later moved to Washington Square South when it became fashionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Patten
West
Poland Spring Hotel
South Poland
Tie
City Hall Place
Washington Square South
Long List of Brooklyn Obituaries for Local Residents
A Brooklyn death notices column lists numerous individuals known in the area. It records James Crawford at 1S Williamson Street and 440 West Thirty-fourth Street. Mary McKenna at 455 Forty-first Street South Brooklyn. Henry Schoen with lodge ties. Marie Pflieger at 1,575 Forty-ninth Street South Brooklyn. Gottlieb Lenz Civil War veteran. Charles Fischer of 301 Twelfth Street South Brooklyn. other locals including Harding Fordham Morser Lambert Tallmadge Mott Gates Truelson Mack Rogers Blake Doan Schultz Meeker Simeon Kellogg Trowbridge.
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Mary J. McKenna
James McKenna
Forty-firet Street
Brooklyn
Henry Schoen
United Brothers
Constellation Lodge
L.O. F
Manhattan Lodge
B. R
Mana Lodge
A. M
Hewes
Halsey Street
Germany
173D
New York Volunteers
Lenz
Mansfield Pont
173D. Regiment Association
de Long Corncil
RR. A
Crusaders Lodge
Charles Fischer
Twelfth Street
South
Albert Edward Harding
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Clifton Place
Ivy Lodge, 1. Co, OO. F
Newton
N. J
Henry Carlos Fordham
Westchester Motor Service Company
Mount Vernon
Charles W. Mosher
Connecticut Coast Artillery
United Hospital
Port Chester
N. Y
Catherine B. Harms
Phillipsburg
Emma Lake Lambert
Matthew Lambert
Dover
Mary Carhart Cummins
Simon A. Cummins
Vienna
Jacob J. Bossard
Stewartaville
Eneas Smith
Orange
William H. Broome
Brooklyn Water Works
Warwick Street
John Broome
New York
Isaac Prince
Cincinnati
Catharine J. Tallmadge
William H. Tallmadge
Stamford
Conn
Richard S. Mott
Huntington
L. L
William F. Gates
Connecticut
Lebanon
Designer Affidavits Claim Extortion Tied to Cloakmakers
Two designers, Isidor Blackman and Max Linden, allege in affidavits that cloakmakers demanded $100 as surety they would not work and coerced them into union meetings. They say threats, picketing, and forced attendance led to fear and a fainting spell, with further intimidation reported at multiple locations. The cloakmakers union leader dismissed the accusations as nonsense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidor Blackman
West Llith Street
Max Linden
Jerome Street
Brooklyn
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Organization of
Blackman and
Linden
Jacob Manheim
Designers’ Association
not &@ union
Manufacturers’ Association
Blackman
Singer Brothers
East Twenty-sixth Street
Webster Hall
East Eleventh Street
Fourth Street
Morris Wolberg
Last Eleventh Street
Wolbe
Wolberg
Benjamin Schlesinger
Cloakmakers’ Union
Guggenheim Trial Halted Over Adjourning Request
The suit by William Guggenheim against his five brothers over a $10 million share of Chilean copper mine profits was paused when attorney Stephen C. Baldwin asked for a court adjournment for personal reasons. The judge granted the adjournment to the October Term, with no settlement reached though some sources indicated a potential deal at about $5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mineola
L. I
William Guggenheim
Chiquicimata
Chile
Stephen C. Baldwin
Callaghan
Baldwin
Owner of Rare Americana Sold in England Estate
A New York Times report identifies Christie-Miller of Buckinghamshire as owner of a famed Americana collection. The archive, begun by William Henry Miller of Edinburgh, passed through Marsh and Samuel Christie-Miller to Wakefield Christie-Miller, who died with a $5 million fortune. The collection includes eleven Caxtons and a unique 1509 Venus and Adonis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Christie-Miller
Buckinghamshire
England
William Henry Miller
Edinburgh
Mias Marsh
Samuel Christy
German Navy Doctor of Engineering Honors Naval Constructor
The Charlottenburg Technological Institute awards the honorary Doctor of Engineering to Naval Constructor Birkner, head of the Admiralty Construction Department, for his work on German warships and their non sinkability after damage highlighted in the Skagerrak battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Charlottenburg
Government lifts ban on imports of automobiles into France
Paris June 26 the government decrees withdrawing the recent order prohibiting automobile imports and announces modifications in customs dues. The Official Journal publishes the decree restoring freedom for imports with adjusted duties.
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Paris
France
Educators to debate preparedness at NEA convention
The National Education Association convention opens in the city with speakers including Secretary McAdoo, William Jennings Bryan, and William Howard Taft. S. Stanwood Menken protests Bryan's appearance citing concerns over his free silver stance and peace advocacy as the crowd expected 30 000 members from across the states.
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National Education Association
Durand W. Springer
Ann Arbor
Mich
McAlpin Hotel
McAdoo
William Jennings Bryan
William Howard Taft
Bryan
America
Springer
Eges
New York City
Thomas E. Finnegan
New York
Empire State
Parisian street fete planned for July 4 in Midtown
The Vacation Association is named a street centre for the Mayor's Independence Day Committee. George Gordon Battle announced the plan for a Parisian style fete with dancing in the street and a large band on a platform in front of a prominent building. The event spans Thirty-fourth to Forty-second Streets and Seventh to Lexington Avenues with speeches on Preparedness and hostesses from the association. Officers include Miss Robinson Smith president Mrs. August Belmont vice president Mrs. Wendell Baker secretary and Mike Anne Morgan treasurer.
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George Gordon Battle
Vacation Association
Seventh
Lexington
Robinson Smith
August Belmont
Wendell Baker
Mike Anne Morgan
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Telephoned notices to 1000 Bryant provide marriage and death notices intended for insertion in The New York Times. The wording indicates submission procedures for life events announced in the newspaper.
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New York Times
Bryant
Aronson Birth Announcement Reported for June 17
Sor Aronson announces the birth to Dre Louis and Emma Aronson of a son at Madison Avenue address on June 17. Names involved include the Aronsons and the newborn. The brief notice records a family addition in a local society column.
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Aronson
Dre, Louis
Emma Aronson
Madison Av
Miss Horowitz to Wed Dounn of Philadelphia
Miss Betty Horowitz of 2 West Seventh Street to marry Mr D K Dounn of Philadelphia in a noted society match announced in local columns. The engagement lists the couple planning a future wedding and confirms both families’ connections.
Multiple June Weddings Bind Crestfield Couple Series
Notices record marriages on June 24 and 26 across New Jersey New York and Minnesota. Conlin Savitz at Westfield Presbyterian Church. Deck Young and Deck. Livingston Urban links in Greendale New York. Ruth Hobbs to Paul Hamilton Welch in Duluth Minnesota with Bishop Morison officiating.
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Conlin—Savitz
Westfield
N. J
Presbyterian Church
Erwin Steans
Helen Elizabeth Savitz
Jerohn J. Savitz
Frederick Wales Conlin
A. A. Hobbs
Duluth
Minn
Paul Hamilton Welch
Kent Road
J. D. Morison
Obituary notices and funeral details in New York paper
A dated collage of obituary notices lists many deaths from June 25 to 27, 1916 across New York and nearby areas. It includes Mrs. Altschuler in Worcester and numerous others like Elijah D. Clark Aaron W. Clark James W. Crawford Henry Dexter Jessie Dorman Maria Harper and more with funeral times, locations, and interment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
James W
Julia A. Crawford
West Sth
Dexter
Calistoga
Cal
Henry Stanley Dexter
Annie Breese Walker
Utica
N. Y
Lord Sandwich Dies at 77. Mental Healing Advocate
The eighth Earl of Sandwich, age 77, dies. A former Grenadier Guards officer and diplomat, he promoted mental healing and wrote about spiritual healing powers. He is succeeded by his nephew George Charlies Montagu, his heir.
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New York Times
London
the Eart of
Sandwich
George Charlies Montagu
William Sturges
New York
Earl of
Lord Sandwich
Grenadier Guards
Constantinople
Berlin
Petrograd
Morocco
Fourth Earl of Sandwich
Travelers’, Turf
United Service Clubs
Chapman Funeral Delayed Over Verdun Death
War Department inquiries show Corporal Victor Chapman of New York, member of the Franco American flying corps, was probably killed inside German lines during the Verdun combat. Aerial action occurred above German positions. funeral arrangements are on hold pending further investigation.
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Paris
War Department
Victor Chapman
New York
Flying Corps
Verdun
Chapman
Alfred von BiLow dies in Baden Baden as ex-Chancellor’s brother
Alfred von Bilow brother of Prince von Bulow former Imperial Chancellor dies after a lingering illness in Baden Baden. He previously served as Minister to Switzerland and is the second Bulow brother to die during the war following Major General von Bulow killed before Liège. George H. Huber died aged 72, founder of Huber's Museum, once a dime museum pioneer who built a $1,000,000 business. He died at his home 1919 Seventh Avenue. born in Lockport Ohio. His wife, formerly his ward, survived him.
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Baden Baden
London
Alfred von Bilow
Prince von Bulow
Switzerland
von Biilow
Liége
George H. Huber
George al. Kiuber
Huber
Major John H Reynolds Dies in Kinderhook
Albany dispatch reports Major John H Reynolds Deputy Clerk of the Court of Appeals died in Kinderhook Sunday at age sixty seven. He was born in Kinderhook to Judge John H Reynolds a noted lawyer and Commissioner of Appeals. He served long with the Tenth Regiment infantry.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
John H. Reynolds
Court of Appeals
Kinderhook
John H Reynolds
Vermilye and Bergen Obituaries Across Ridgewood Newark
Death notices and funeral details from Ridgewood and Newark list Aletta Vermilye, Henry von Bergen, Laura Williams, and dozens of residents. Entries include dates June 1916 and June 1915, home addresses, service times, and interment at Woodlawn Cemetery, with trains and transit notes for attendees.
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Vermilye
Aletta Zabriskie Vermilye
Ites
Paramus Road
Ridgewood
Chambers St
Erie & R. von Bergen
Meee
Henry
Emma Vougen
North Th
Washington
Dpd c
Laura A. Willams
Francia W. Williams
New York
Woodlawn
Memorial service for Victor Chapman in Verdun death
Memorial service for Victor Emmanuel Chapman of the Francco American Flying Corps killed in battle at Verdun on June 23 will be held at Trinity Church Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Also notices of deaths and masses for Jessie Chapman Woodhouse Mary Connors Franzieka Knit William James Wertz Elizabeth Mertz and others appear in the Newark area church notices with dates of services and church names.
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Kramer
Kore Kramer
Joseph Kramer
Tiffany St
Weaashington Cemetery
Kuuhlmann
Herman Kuhlmann
Julia Krueger
Evangelical Lutheran Immanuel Church
S&th
Lexington A
7Th Av
120Th St
McEntegart
Hig
Weert Bist
Patrick McEntegart
Kate Poe
Sacred Heart Church
List St
10Th Av
Mack
Chicago
David Mack
Fresh Pond
Empire City Lodge
A. M
Manly
Elizabeth Beeckman
Dean S. Manly
Montclair
N. J
Thomas R. Manly
Park St
Mauss
Max F. Mauss
Mt. Vernon
Marta Mause
Healy
Valentine
Church of Our Lady of Merry
Kenmore
West Sith St
Patten
Poland Springs
William Swift Patten
Reynolds
John Hazard Reynolds
Albany
James Adgar Reynolks
Kinderhook
N. Y
Albany Southern Railroad
Risley
Mary Louise Hadley Hisley
Eliza Jane Kisley
East 78Th St
Robertson
John H
Evelyn Robertson
Engle St
Englewood
Henry Schoen
Hewes St
Brooklyn
Samuel
Leavitt
Philip Cowen
Sweet
Elizabeth H
Mary -Ann Haley
West L7th
Tallmadge
Stamford
Conn
Catharine J
William H. Tallmadge
James H
Sarah J. Koyt
St. Andrew's Church
Thomson
Ridgewood
Lydia Barrows Thomson
Orlando Thomson
Highwood Av
Swan Point
Providence
R. L
Chapman
Victor Emmanuel
Victor Chapmen
Francco-American Flying Corps
Verdun
Trinity Church
Heaton Papera
Jessie Son
Woodhouse
Joseph Stuyverant Woodhouse
Lydia A. Woodhouse
Ils
Harlem Train and Steve M Sail Supplies Highlighted
Local notice from The Woodlawn Cemetery area mentions 20 boat sets of small sails and an office at 883d Street in New York.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Steve m
New York
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Len
Gottiet
Halsey
Ute — W
Bradford Street
aSeamen Jr
Kingston Avenue
McArdle
Marymore Bt
A. M. McKenna
Mary J
Dist St
A. M. McMahon
Christopher J
Fulton St
Maple
Frank
Kings County
Morris
Ruth E
North Elliott Mince
Perry Loretta M
Lafayette Av
Burns
Henry J
Baldwin AV
Jersey City
COY
Adam
Springfield Ave
Newark
Daly
Robert H
Tomorro
Davis
James
Zi Sherman
DEELY
Jersey
FOX
South Eleventh
Gavin
Michael
Heinrich
William
Hoboken
Hoeke
Ida
South Eleventh St
Hopkins
Herbert F
Barron
Kemp
North Thirteenth St
Langdon
Newcie
West Clinton
McCourt
Charles BR
Brinkerhoff
Mason
Anna E
Seymour
Winfield Av
Sherry
Jacob
Monticello
Toenges
Henry A
Orange St
Long Island
Elles
Richmond
Twigden
Charley
Wemoriam
Frank E. Campbell
Gincis J. Winterbottom
John W. Lyon Ore
M. A. Bowe
Sth
Europe
Madison Square
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