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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

9

Poolroom run by man calling himself rabbi arraigned

Henry Jacobs known as the Rev Henry Jacobs was arraigned in Essex Market Court on a charge of keeping and maintaining a poolroom at 412 Grand Street. He claimed the place was a synagogue but Magistrate Moss held him on $1000 bail for trial as other men were discharged for lack of evidence.

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Henry Jacobs Essex Market Moss Grand Street Jacobs O'Connor Rosenzweig Nury Capt. O'Connor Eaton Caplain Geer Devin Caplin Chen Saibie Palmvidiai
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Cable Courtship Ends in New York Wedding

The wedding of Miss Daisy Bhibworth of New York to Paul Sidney Comidkey of Liverpool British Columbia and Australia was held at the First Congregational Church this afternoon. Attending were Dorothy May Cook of New York as maid of honor and Miss Asie Ship of New York as bridesmaid with J Henry Cook as best man. A Shoreham reception followed with about 125 guests.

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York Sound “Beach Cable Cole Daisy Bhibworth George Hh.blanworth New York Paul Sidney Comidkey Liverpool British Alexander Hil, Stewart & Co England Frm T‘olumbia Australia Ife Bradworth Ombria Europe Columbin Dodge Beetish Columbip Comdrey Australie Theo Couldresy Ralian First Congregational Church Peel Desirston Dorothy May Cook Mass Grier le Cook Canajo Avnmam Philo Wood George C. Bladworth New
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Tammany Fourth of July Chief Orator Named

Robert Glen of North Carolina named chief orator for the Tammany Fourth of July celebration at the Fourteenth Street Wigwam. Gov Folk of Missouri invited but cannot attend. A song letter will be read at the ceremonies. Other speakers to be announced by Secretary Thomas F. Smith. Justice O Germain away in Europe may leave presiding duties to Delany or Dowling.

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Joy Robert Glen North Carolina Puesday Folk of Missouri Thomas F. Smith James O'Germain Supreme Court Tammany Society Europe Delany Victor J. Dowling Net
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Fire destroys laundry at Shinnecock Bay mansion

A two story laundry at the Shinnecock Bay House on Tiana Bay was destroyed by fire. Sparks spread to a nearby hotel and large barn but were fought off. Fire Chief Croker’s son helped form a bucket brigade and the structures were saved.

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L.1 Shinnecock Bay House Tiana Bay Croker New York
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Portrait of John Paul Jones to be given with New York Times

A four color reproduction of Peale's portrait of John Paul Jones will be offered as a souvenir of the discovery and upcoming return of his remains from France. The print accompanies next Sunday's New York Sunday Times, July 2, and urges readers to order the New York Times at once.

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John Paul Jones Peale France NEW York Sunday Times NEW York Times Adv
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Wedding of Miss Amy Phipps to Capt Frederick Guest in London

Miss Amy Phipps wed Capt. the Hon Frederick Edward Guest at St George’s Church Hanover Square London in a ceremony attended by Ambassador and Mrs Whitelaw Reid, Princess Christian and other society figures. The reception at Brook House Park Lane drew over four thousand invitations with lavish gifts of diamonds and jewels.

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London Amy Phipps Henry Phipps Pittsburg Penn St. George’s Church Hanover Square Frederick Edward Guest First Life Guards Lord Wimborne Whitelaw Reid Princess Christian Henry of Battenberg William MacDonald Sinclair St. George's Church Phipps Mary Bowes-Lyon Gweneth Ponsonby Louise Wood Margaretta _Macveigh Philadelphia Tre
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Miss Charlotte Miller to Wed at St Peters Morristown

Miss Charlotte Everett Miller and Robert Bonner Bowler are to be married tomorrow at 3:45 PM in St Peters Church, Morristown, with a reception at Macculloch Hall and then at the Miller home. The couple, engaged earlier this spring, bring together families active in society events and musical circles.

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Charlotte Everett Miller Robert Bonner Bowler St. Peters Church Morristown Macculloch Hall Miller Miss Miller Jacob W. Miller Katherine Wise East Thirtieth Street
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Blaskts Millar Coupled at Trinity Church East Orange

Miss Coria Alling Millar daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin B Millar of 51 Halsted Street East Orange married Cameron Blaikie of East Orange yesterday at Congregational Church Trinity Church East Orange in a ceremony conducted yesterday afternoon

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Trinity Congregational Church East Orange Coriia Alling Millar Franklin Babcock Millar Halsted Street Cameron Blaikie
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Bostwick and Stone Quiet Wedding at West Ninety-Second

Charles Byron Bostwick and Francesca Stone wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home 259 West Ninety-second Street. Only the parents and the bride’s brother attended due to the bride’s recent illness. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Arthur Lieudkgre.

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Charles Byron Bostwick Francesca Stone West Ninety-second Street Arthur Lieudkgre
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Miss Helene Stuckle Weds Dr Benjamin H Searing in Montclair

Miss Helene Stuckle daughter of Mrs Angelica Stuckle marries Dr Benjamin H Searing of Glen Ridge New Jersey at her brother Max Stuckles home on Midland Avenue Montclair The Rev Dr Elliott Wilbur Brown of Glen Ridge Church officiates Seaving for two years has been on the Poseny staff of Bellevue Hospital.

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Helene Stuckle Angelica Stuckle Benjamin H. Searing Glenridge N. J Max Stuckle Midland Avenue Montclir Elliott Wilbur Brown Glen Ridge Tereae Tons Seaving Poseny Bellevue Hospital
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Catherine McShane and Buckley Wed in Archbishops Palace

Miss Catherine McShane youngest daughter of James MeShane ex Minister of Public Works of Quebec and William Howard Buckley of Albany were married today in the Arch bishop's palace Bishop Burke of Albany officiated.

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Montreal Catherine McShane James MeShane Queberc William Howard Buckley Albany Archbishop's Palace Bishop Burke of
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Miss Catherine Van Nest Weds W Merritt Post at Elmwood

Miss Catherine E. Van Nest of New York married W. Merritt Post, New York artist, this afternoon at Elmwood the country home of John T. Williams. Rev. Dr. Edward Coe of the Collegiate Church, New York, officiated.

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Stamford Conn Catherine EK. van Nest West Fiftyseventh Street New York Elmwood John T. Williams W. Merritt Post Edward Coe Collegiate Church
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Andrews Cramblett Wedding at Saranac Inn Camp

Miss Lydia Jane Cramblett daughter of Rev Ezra Cramblett of Ohio and Edgar Russell Andrews of Boston wed at Tangle Birch Camp at noon conducted by Rev George Wolffe Shinn of Newton Mars. Miss Cramblett sister of Mrs Vepar Van Ttten wife of the vice president of the Boston and Albany Railroad.

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Andrews -Cramblett Saranac Inn Lydia Jane Cramblett Ezra Cramblett Ohio Edgar Russell Andrews Boston Tangle Birch Camp George Wolffe Shinn Newton Mars Cramblett Epar van Ttten Soston and Albany Railroad
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Count Stirum Engaged to Mme de Pena of Paris

Special to The New York Times from Newport reports Count Limburger Stirum announced his engagement to Mme de Pena of Paris via cable. Stirum, a Holland er heir of a distinguished Dutch family, spent last summer in Newport and New York and was widely entertained. Mme de Pena, a Parisian widow of high social standing with a substantial fortune, sails for Paris on June 7.

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Newport Limburger Stirum Mme. de Pena Paris Count Stirum New York Ife Count. Stirum
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Pioneer New York carpet merchant J Sackett Alling dies

J Sackett Alling died last Monday in his eighty fourth year. A pioneer New York carpet dealer, he was born May 17, 1822 in Stan Ford Dutchess County. He started in business in 1850 on Sixth Avenue and Eighth Street and moved to Sixth Avenue and Twelfth Street in 1852. He retired in 1875 to Dutchess County, where he died. His widow and five children survive.

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J. Sackett Alling New York City Stan Ford Dutchess County N. Y Sixth Avenue Eighth Street Twelfth Street
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Pretty Teachers Best Says President Hunter

President Hunter praised the 606 graduates of the Normal College of the City of New York at Carnegie Hall calling the class the largest in 36 years and noting future degrees will qualify graduates for high school and college teaching. He urged graduates to aim to make good citizens.

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Normal College Carnegie Hall Hunter Normal College of City of New York E.L. Thorpe Henry N Tifft Board of Education Alrick H. Man Blanche Gutter Florence Jenox Bain Louise Charlotte Ball Hattie Glick Norma Kughler Evangeline Ada Moon Louie E. Nathan Elizabeth Pennamacoor Miss Bain Miss Ball
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Oxford honors Basil L. Gildersleeve with Doctor of Laws

The Convocation of Oxford University awarded Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve, professor of Greek at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, the honorary Doctor of Laws degree this afternoon.

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London Oxford University Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve Johns Hopkins University Baltimore
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Bank Control Question Befuddles Me chanics and Traders Bank

E R Thomas said he held control with O F Thomas and R Livingston Beeckman while Leo Schlesinger disputed a majority held by Thomas and associates based on stock books. Schlesinger said books may not reveal all Thomas holdings as O F Thomas becomes vice president and Herbert F Thomas remains with Thomas, Maclay & Co.

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Mechanics and Traders’ Bank E. R. Thomas O. F. Thomas R. Livingston Beeckman Leo Schlesinger Schlesinger Thomas Thomas, Maclay & Co Herbert F. Thomas
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Church Leased Amid Water Debt Auction Plea for Long Leases

In a New York tax sale, over a hundred realty bidders, including one woman, sought long-term leases on arrears properties. The German American Methodist Church on 35th Street fetched a 18 month lease for 2.60 dollars, and Second Reformed Presbyterian Church on 39th Street secured a three-year lease for 19.25. St Philip's Church parsonage on 30th Street drew a 55 year lease as part of extensive arrears. The auction covered property along the riverfront near the new Pennsylvania Railroad station with arrears totaling 1,588.84 against the St Philip's parsonage site.

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Slattery Finance Department Bureau of Reformed Fresbyterian Church Thirty-ninth Street Seventh and Eighth Avenues Weiler St. Philip’s Church Thirtieth Street Sixth and Seventh Avenue
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Belmar Man Dies at Carleton at Age 92

Richard Stoyle of Overbrook Pennsylvania died at the Carleton in Belmar New Jersey from old age at ninety two. He was born in Devonshire England and came to the United States in youth. He married a niece of William L Marcy in his youth and the funeral is planned for Worcester Massachusetts on Friday.

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New York Times Belmar N. J Richard Stoyle Overbrook Penn Carleton Mr. Stoyle Devonshire England William L. Marcy Pierce New York Worcester Mass
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Dodge's $40 false teeth delay Hummel trial

The Dodge-Morse case delayed the Hummel trial set for July 10 as Charles F. Dodge, key witness, sought artificial teeth. Dodge claimed illness requiring teeth, the District Attorney approved payment, but the Controller refused after an inspector found the teeth not worth $40. Arbitration may be used to resolve the dispute.

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Abraham Hummel Dodge- Morse Hummel Charles F. Dodge Texas Dodge
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Miss Ada Rehan Sufficiently Improved Without Surgery

A London report says Miss Ada Rehan’s illness, diagnosed as a slight appendicitis, improved markedly since Monday. Doctors initially planned an operation but reconsidered and now expect a full recovery without surgery.

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NEW York Times London Ada Rehan America Miss Rehan Miss Behan
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L Oraclelo at Covent Garden Charms London Audiences

Leoni the operatic version of The Cat and the Cherub produced at Covent Garden Theatre in Italian as L Oraclelo proved an attractive one act work. The modern Italian character of the music, novel story and charming staging won a favorable reception with Mme Donaldo as Ah Joe and Dalmores and Scotti praised.

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London Leoni The Covent Garden Theatre L’oraclelo Mme. Donaldo Ah Joe Messrs. Dalmores Scotti Gluck Orfeo
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Marie Haynes Verdict in City Court for 507.50

Marie Howard using the stage name Marie Haynes won a 507.50 dollar verdict yesterday in City Court before Justice Green. The suit was against Edward D. Stein and George H. Nicola owners of the Suwanee River Company for breach of contract after she says she was hired for thirty four weeks and discharged without cause before midway. Stella Mayhew, leading woman of the company, testified for the defense that Miss Howard spoke derisively of the play and did not act properly.

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Marie Howard Marie Haynes Justice Green Edward D. Stein George H. Nicola Suwanee River Stella Mayhew Miss Howard
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Bernhardt Plans 30-Week U S Tour in New York

Shubert Brothers sign Mme Sarah Bernhardt for an American tour of thirty weeks beginning November 4 at the Lyric Theatre New York. She brings her Paris company to present Victor Hugo's Angelo and Adrienne Le Couvreur now playing there.

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London Shubert Brothers Mme Sarah Bernhardt Lyric Theatre New York Mme. Bernhardt Paris Victor Hugo Angelo Adrienne Lecouvreur
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New York Warren concerts fill void for urban music lovers

The St. Nicholas Garden events attract many fans seeking refined music as Kaltenborn’s earlier series closed. The Schumann D minor symphony received a strong, mostly pleasing rendition despite minor conductor orchestra rubs. New violinist Maximilian Pilzer, a Joachim pupil, impressed in Bruch and Sarasate pieces with a full tone and solid technique.

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New York Warren St. Nicholas Garden Kaltenborn Central Park Garden Theodore Thomas Schumann Beethoven Maximilian Pilzer Joachim Bruch Sarasate Zigeunerweisen
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Stage and screen notes from a New York season

Louise Colliter and Robert Lorraine arrive from Europe on the Oceanic. Cast Bloom to demo wireless telegraphy at Tammerstein's Victoria next week. Henry B. Harris acquired Sir Gilbert Parker stories for a Robert Edeson dramatization. Flossie Crane to star in The Girl from Coney Island after Victoria engagement. New drama The Shadow Behind the Throne by Ramsay and de Cordova set in Boxer uprising China. Moonshine to star Marie Cahill next season in a comedy with music by Hobart and Royle.

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Louise Colliter Robert Lorraine Europe Bloom Tammerstein Victoria Henry B. Harris Gilbert Parker Pierre Robert Edeson Edeson Sam E. Allen Marie Cahill George V. Hobart Milton Royle
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Vogel Brothers Store Extends Hours To 9 P M Weekdays

Vogel Brothers clothing store at 42d Street and Eighth Avenue will stay open every evening until 9 o clock for the balance of the week, with Saturday closing at 10 30 P M. This marks a new policy for the shop.

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Vogel Brothers Eighth Avenue Adv
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De Bocande Disinherits Kin in Will Awarding Wife Major Estate

Eugene de Bocande, once a top General Agent for the French Line in America, leaves the bulk of a multimillion estate to his wife Ada while disinheriting his brother August, sister Terese Dorigny, a brother-in-law, sister-in-law, and two nieces Blanche and Yvonne Dorigny. He died in Philadelphia on June 8 after writing the French language will dated May 7, 1905. Executors Edward K. Jones and Edward J. Berwind are to distribute a 25,001 legacy to Mme. Melanie Dutrannoit. the rest passes to Ada.

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Eugene de Bocande United States de Bocande America Philadelphia France Britann Ada de Bocande England House of L. Gueret Les Brefs Stanislaus Ada Edward K. Jones Edward J. Berwind Mme Melanie Dutrannoit Precy Oise August Terese Dorigny Paris Blanche Yvonne Doriguy
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Beams Collapse in West Forty-second Street Building

Last night at 9 45 in the old six story brick building at 25 and 27 West Forty-second Street iron beams fell during demolition by Atlas Construction. Night Watchman Lewis Levy barely escaped with supper in hand as debris dropped. police and a building inspector monitored the scene through the night.

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Fifth Avenue West Forty-second Street Kennell Night Lewis Levy Levy Atlas Construction Company
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Nine Die As Dynamite Explodes At Emporium Powder Plant

A massive dynamite blast at the Em porium Powder Company plant near Emporium Pennsylvania killed nine workers and injured twelve to fifteen others. A ton of dynamite detonated in unknown cause blasting away the mixing plant and packing house, with 7 000 pounds stored nearby. Rescue crews recovered three bodies from the ruins while the remaining six were blown apart.

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Emporium Penn Emporium Powder Company Comany
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Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke Farewell Banquet in London

Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York was honored at a farewell banquet at the Criterion Restaurant. Sir John Gorst presided and presented a massive silver bowl souvenir.

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London Caspar Purdon Clarke Metropolitan Museum of Art New York Criterion Restaurant John Gorst M. P
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Weather Summary and Forecast for Eastern Regions

The report notes general pressure fall except in New England and the Northwest, with a Western Kansas disturbance. Temperatures range from warm in the interior to a 100 degree high in Dodge City, Kansas. Forecasts cover today and Friday for New York New Jersey New England Eastern Pennsylvania Western New York and Pennsylvania with fair conditions and rising temps, plus winds along coasts and lakes.

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Washington New England Kansas Dodge City Kan Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Coast European Grand Banks New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Friaca
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Pastor urged to stay as church vote splits over resignations

In the First Church of the Disciples of Christ Rev. B. Q. Denham offered his resignation after a months long factional dispute led by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Grannis. Trustees were empowered to act as Denham considers his next steps while a Florida orange venture looms for his family.

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Disciples of Christ B. Q. Denham Elizabeth B. Grannis Social Purity League Grannis Samuel W. Hoke Denham Florida
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Prominent Industrial Leaders Horton and Otis Die

James Horton former leader of United States Leather died at his Middletown New York home after a long illness. Charles A Otis Sr ex mayor of Cleveland and noted manufacturer died yesterday following an appendicitis operation. He was a longtime associate of Senator Hanna in several ventures.

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James Horton United States Leather Company Middletown N. Y Charles A. Otis, Sr Cleveland Senator Hanna
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Knight Donnelly & Co. assets cap $2.5 million in $3 million failure

Chicago reports the Knight Donnelly & Co brokerage collapse with estimated liabilities near $3,000,000 and assets around $2,500,000. Loans and notes from friends total about $500,000 while many assets are unlisted stocks and promoter securities. Newell C. Knight returned from Colorado to meet with the receiver and creditors.

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Chicago Knight, Donnelly & Co Newell C. Knight Colorado
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Death notices and funeral details from Yonkers and surrounding areas

Various obituaries list names such as Henrietta C. Butzel Emily P. Cleveland Eugene V. Connett and Margaret Ellen Holmes with funeral times from June 27 to June 29 and locations in Yonkers South Orange Cincinnati Wantagh and Providence, including private and public services and interment plans.

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Cleveland South Broadway Yonkers N. C Emily P. Cleveland St. John’s Cemetery Connett South Orange N. J Eugene V. Connett Church of the Holy Communion D. L Barclay and Christophers Holmes West Sth Cincinnati Ohio Margaret Ellen Jackson Wantagh L. I William H Thomas B Marta C. Jackson J. Jones L. L Long Island City Flushing Cemetery Marshall Providence James C. Marshall Goa Warren Av East Providence
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Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Newspapers

A notice states that marriage and death notices from THE NEW YORK TIMB can appear simultaneously in multiple morning newspapers at no extra insertion charge, including the Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Cleveland Plain Dealer and others listed in the public notice.

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New York Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-He Cleveland Plain Dealer A Public Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald ST. Louis
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