Advertising Clubs debate anti price cutting at world convention
Representatives of large department stores debated the Stephens Ashurst bill to ban price cutting on advertised trademarked goods at the Associated Advertising Clubs world convention in Philadelphia. The session ended with a defeated move to record a pro or anti stance, and St Louis won the bid to host next year’s convention.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Stephens-Ashurst
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Congress
Washington
Aoe Ae
Howe
National Retail Dry Goods Association
C. Brown
Victor Talking Machine Company
J. Howe
Cer
United States
Altman Pupils Graduate From Commercial Vocational School
Michael Friedsam announced at the Altman continuation school commencement that higher vocational schools will open for employees to study merchandising and business systems on store time. Twenty six graduates, 23 girls and 3 boys, were praised for prizes and speeches by Dr. Haaren and others.
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Michael Friedsam
B. Altman & Co
Altman Intinuation
Board of Education
Altman
Fifth Avenue
B. Altman
Mary Fell
Katherine Babinger
Joseph Whitman
Charles Lenacus
Victor Rogers
Secon
Frank J. Sears
John M. Agresta
John H. Haaren
G. J. Gillespie
Friedsam
Kyriedsam
L. C. Harrington
Press and Sun Unification Rumor Denied
William Reick publisher of the Sun denied that the New York Sun had been sold to Frank A. Munsey. He said discussions on consolidation of newspaper interests have been ongoing for two years but no definite conclusions exist. He offered no further details at the time.
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New York Sun
Frank A. Munsey
Munsey
New York Press
William Reick
the Sun
Cooper Union Seeks Fund For Expanded Institute
Prominent Cooper Union alumni gathered at the Engineers' Club to discuss enlarging the institute's scope and facilities. Dr George F Kunz urged immediate relief noting the endowment shortfall as demand grows from 9000 applicants last year and 10000 possible this fall. Edward Hewitt was elected fund treasurer as donors and alumni urged to support a new ten story building and upgraded laboratories.
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Cooper Union
Engineers’ Club
George F. Kuns
Union
Kung
Herman A. Metz
Augustus St Gaudens
Victor D. Brenner
H. J. Altenbach
John P. Lo
Perry Thompson
J. C. Riedel
W. W. Ewing
William H. Wagner
Wilfred A. Miller
Charles Ebstrand
Vechten Waring
George F. Kunz
August R. Babe
J. E. Ane
Bride of Soldier at Call to Arms
Two wartime weddings hastened by mobilization render Morristown and New York connections a hurried ceremony pace. Agnes Claflin marries Crittenden H. Adare as Squadron A prepares for near border deployment at Campella Van Cortlandt Park. Mrs Adare will follow to Texas. An earlier ceremony binds Elinor Houghton Bulkeley to John Avery Ingersoll as leave permits wedding at St. Thomas Chantry.
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Agnes Claflin
John Claflin
Morristown
N. J
Crittenden H. Adare
Squadron A
Enc
Campella
van Cortuanat Park
Rs. Gustavus T. Kirby
East Ninth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Mary Stewart Catlin
Phyllis McVickar
Mr. Adams
Hts
John Fairchild Adams
Abbott A A. Low, Jr
Gustavus Kirby
van Santvoord Merle- Smith
Kate Grosvenor Fowler
James
Darwin Adams
Adams
William Crittenden Adams
West Fifty-eighth Street
Elinor Houghton Bulkeley
United States
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Hartford
Conn
John Avery Ingersoll
St. Thomas's Church
Ingersoll
Horace L. Ingersoll
West End Avenue
Billie Burke's Ward Weds Miss Watson and Chester Offerman
Billie Burke's ward Miss Sheridah May Watson, ward of Mrs Florenz Ziegfeld Jr, marries Chester Monroe Offerman of Brooklyn at St Barnabas Episcopal Church Irvington on Hudson. Rev William N Colton officiates. Bride daughter of an actress who sponsored Burke early in her career. Offerman's car business and family details noted. A reception is planned July 2 at 1352 Pacific Street Brooklyn hosted by the groom's mother.
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Sheridah May Watson
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Billie Burke
Chester Monroe Offerman
Brooklyn
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Irvington-on-Hudson
William N. Colton
Miss Burke
Miss Watson
Gloria
Mr. Offerman
Strooklyn
Carsten Offerman
Pacific Street
Bride Emilia Brinton Thompson Weds De Forest Grant
In Philadelphia at St James Episcopal Church Mrs Emilia Brinton Thompson widow of James Heaton Thompson married De Forest Grant of New York. The ceremony was small with her son D G Brinton Thompson giving her away and Madison Grant as best man. They will reside in New York after a honeymoon to Honolulu.
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Philadelphia
James Beaton Thompson
Walnut Street
de Forest Grant
New York
St. James's Protestant Episcopal Church
D. G. Brinton Thompson
Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
James Heaton Y Thompson
Emilia Garrison Brinton
Daniel Garrison Brinton
Grant
Knickerbocker, Union
Racquet
Miss Jessie Gillies Weds Ivor Bach Clark at Grace Church
Miss Jessie Elizabeth Gillies daughter of Mrs James Campbell Gillies married Ivor Bach Clark of Staten Island in a Grace Church chantry ceremony conducted by Rev Henry D Waller with Rev Dr Charles L Slattery in attendance. A breakfast followed at Sherry s and the couple departed for an extended cruise on Mr Clark s yacht before returning to New York to reside on Oct 1. Clark is a member of the Sons of the Revolution and the Calumet South Side and Bayside Yacht Clubs.
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Jessie Elizabeth Gillies
James Campbell Gillies
Ivor Bach Clark
Staten Island
Grace Church
Henry D. Waller
Flushing
S. 1
Charles L. Slattery
Sherry’s
New York
Mr. Clark
Sons of the Revolution
Calumet
South Side
Bayside
Edwin H. Denby Weds Miss Sadie Campbell in Brooklyn
Edwin H. Denby marries Miss Sadie Campbell daughter of Mrs. Felix Campbell at the Campbell home 4315 Pacific Street Brooklyn. Denby resides at 260 Madison Avenue New York City.
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Sadie Campbell
Felix Campbell
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Edwin H. Denby
Madison Avenue
Wedding at Keen as Mrs Denby Weds Mr Denby
The ceremony for the marriage of Mrs Denby and Mr Denby took place at Keen yesterday near the bride's mother. Rev John L Belford of the Church of the Nativity Brooklyn performed the rites in the presence of close relatives and friends. The bride was unattended and Robert Ss. Talmase of New York served as best man. Mr Denby, a graduate of Ecole des Beaux Arts in arts, belongs to the Manhattan Club of New York and the Metropolitan Club of Washington. He is the son of Mrs Edwin Denby who is currently living in Florence Italy. They will reside in their city home after a brief honeymoon.
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Keen
John L. Belford
Church of the Nativity
Brooklyn
Robert Ss. Talmase
New York
Mr. Denby
Ecole Des Beaux Arts In
Arts
Manhattan Club
Metropolitan Club of
Washington
Edwin Denby
Florence
Italy
Mrs. Denby
Mrs Renee Peters Arroyo Marries Hubert J Middleton in Hoboken
Mrs Renee Peters Arroyo of Paris married Hubert J Middleton of London and New York at St Pauls Church Hoboken with Rev Waldo Adams Amos officiating. They had a bridal breakfast at the Plaza New York then a paney moon in Atlante Clw and will live on Riverside Drive after returning. Guests included Mrs Joanne Peters Harriet Pidgeon and James G Middleton. Middleton helped found the Royal Automobile Club of London.
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Renee Peters Arroyo
Paris
Hubert J. Middleton
London
New York
St. Paul's Church
Hoboken
Waldo Adams Amos
Plaza
Atlante Clw
Riverside Drive
Joanne Peters
Harriet Pidgeon
James G. Middleton
Mr. Middleton
The
Royal Automobile Club of London
Evelyn Beckhard and Sigmund Weiss wed at St Regis
Miss Evelyn Beckhard daughter of Martin Beckhard of West Eighty-seventh Street married Sigmund Weiss at St Regis yesterday afternoon. Dr. D S Massey officiated with Miss Marion Lavi maid of honor and Mary Ison flower girl. Best man was Ignaz Strauss. ushers included Bruno A. Meckhard and others. After a reception the couple departed for California for their honeymoon.
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Beckhard
St. Regis
Evelyn Beckhard
Martin Beckhard
Faz West Eighty-seventh Street
Sigmund
Mr. Wells
Bruno A. Meckhard
Arthur J. Beckhard
Samuel Strauss
Edgar Woelf
A. N. Gitterman
Arthur A. Kahn
A. Kenry Strauss
Irving B
Howard J. Levi
California
Marriage of Miss Josephine Pents and Leonard A Murchison
Miss Josephine Pents and Leonard A Murchison married yesterday at 10 A M in the Church of the Holy Name Ninety sixth Street and Amsterdam Avenue. The bride is the niece of the late Bishop Charles H Colton of Buffalo New York. The groom is the son of Professor Murchison director of the Fifty eighth Regiment Band E F of Canada who attended the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in the West.
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Josephine Pents
Leonard A Murchison
Church of the Holy Name
Ninety-sixth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Charles H. Colton
Buffalo
N. Y
Murchison
Fifty-eighth Regiment
E. F
Canada
West
Marriage of Miss Josephine D Halsted and Thomas A Phelan Jr
The wedding occurred yesterday at St Matthew's Church with Rev Arthur H Judge officiating. Miss Josephine D Halsted, daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Halsted, wed Thomas A Phelan Jr son of the late Thomas A Phelan of Larchmont N Y. The bride’s sister Mrs W P Kennard was her attendant and Harold L Phelan, the bridegroom's brother, stood as best man.
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Josephine D. Halsted
James M. Halsted
Thomas A. Phelan, Jr
Thomas A. Phelan
Larchmont
N. Y
St. Matthew's
C*hurch
Arthur H. Judge
W. P Kennard
Harold L. Phelan
Miss Painter Engaged to Lieutenant of U S Army
Miss Pansy Painter daughter of Mrs. Ww. T. Painter announced her engagement to Charles M. Milliken of Boston at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Hugh N. White in Johnson City Tennessee. Milliken is a West Point graduate class of 1914 and a lieutenant in the Thirtieth Regiment stationed at Eagle Pass Texas.
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Miss Painter
New York Times
Johnson City
Tenn
Pansy Painter
Ww. T. Painter
Charles M. Milliken
Houston
Hugh N. White
Milliken
West Point
Thirtieth Regiment
United States Infantry
Eagle Pass
Tex
Vigilantes Form In Kew Gardens To Guard Homes
Wealthy residents of Kew Gardens near Forest Hills form a Vigilance Committee to patrol during social events due to a burglary wave since last April. First theft at Charles Stromberger home yielded 1200 dollars in jewelry. Subsequent burglaries followed including six garage break ins last Monday during a club dance. Residents seek more police protection as only two mounted officers are currently stationed far apart.
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Kew Gardens
Forest Hills
L. L
Charles Stromberger
Richmond Hill Club
Har y_ K. Willams
Edgar Storms
L. H. Chenney
Howard Guess
Commissioner Woods
Engagement of Miss Akrata von Schrader to Lauren Carroll
Gen Howard Carroll's son Lauren Carroll is engaged to Miss Akrata von Schrader daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto A von Schrader of Lenox Place St Louis Mo No wedding date has been set Harvard graduate Carroll is a member of the Union League University Republican and City Clubs A Garden Fete for United Hospital set for tomorrow at Rye N Y on the Barron estate features afternoon dancing and an evening amateur entertainment and lists numerous social participants.
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Howard Carroll
Otto A. von Schrader
Lenox Place
St. Louis
Akrata von Schrader
Lauren Carroll
East Sixtyfourth Street
Carroll
Harvard
Union League
University, Republican
City Clubs
United Hospital
George D Barron
Rye
N. Y
Everett Crawford
William M. Lesher
H. de B. Parsons
J. Rich Steers
Howard Wainwright
W. K
Off for Europe Today Transatlantic Liner Departures Listed
Ships Adriatic Kroonland and Oscar II with numerous passengers booked for crossing. The list includes Mrs Atkinson, Arthur Barker, Miss Muldrew, Miss Sellers, Lord and Lady Warren, Sir Frederick Taylor Williams, Miss Marion Withcom, Captain J K Boreh, Miss Sara Peterson, and many others bound for Liverpool Copenhagen and other destinations.
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Adriatic
Liverpool
Atkinson
R. Atter
H. Granville Barker
Arthur A. Barry
J. O. M. Clark
Francis Ellis
F. Everton
A. Lb. Gurd
Donald Hammond
W. A. Mattinson
Hazel Muldrew
S. Pearsall
A. D. Pickford
Jorbina Pomeroy
G Sellers
Kitty Sellers
Herbert Sherdift
R. D. Simpson
J. F. Sweet
H. T. Thomas
P. R. Warren
Hamilton “Wickes
Kroonland
Francesnderson
E. H. Anderson
Leslie
Rnett
Mra
Beckett
FE. Bramall
E. Davies
Tanzer Jury Deliberates In Perjury Case Over Osborne Identity
In Federal Court Rae Tanzer stands trial for perjury claiming James W. Osborne is the missing Oliver Osborne. Jurors spent night in New York City awaiting verdict as Judge Wolverton instructs them on weighing masquerade and truth. Attorney Slade portrays Osborne as glamorous counterpart. government press argues for documentary proof.
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Rae Tanzer
Knickerbocker
Wolverton
James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Harold Eplelbers
Benjamin Slade
Misa Tanzer
William Rand, Jr
Slade
Ames W. Osborne
James W Osborne
Miss Tanner
Rosenthal Denial Stuns Newark Assault Case
Alexander Sidney Rosenthal claimed in The Times a statement by Miss Gertrude Claypool denying drugging and kidnapping, asserting she visited the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark of her own accord. Assistant DA Dooling dismissed the denial as unauthentic and plans Grand Jury action within days.
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Alexander Sidney Rosenthal
Roadway
Newark
Gertrude Claypin
The
Times
Miss Claypool
Rosenthal
Margaret Hill
West Fifty-fourth Street
Hill
Attica
Ohio
Dooling
Claypool
Monument Unveiled for Molly Pitcher in Carlisle
Thousands of patriots from Pennsylvania and nearby states attended the unveiling of a Molly Pitcher monument at Carlisle old English graveyard. Miss Vida Rupp performed the unveiling, with Governor Brumbaugh in attendance and Edward Biddle and Thomas L. Montgomery speaking on Pitcher’s role in American independence. A 6,000 strong chorus later sang patriotic songs on Dickinson College campus.
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New York Times
Carlisle
Penn
Pennsylvania
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Vida Rupp
W. A. Hupp
State Commission
Charles A. Snyder
Governor Brumbaugh
Mount Gretna
Brumbaugh
America
Pitcher
Edward Biddle
Molly Pitcher Toend
Thomas L. Montgomery
Dickinson College
J. Haymond Hemminger
Col LeRoy B Pease Dies in Utica at 74 Encampment
Colonel LeRoy B. Pease of 132 Winthrop Street Brooklyn died yesterday in Utica New York while attending the Fifty-eighth encampment of the Department of New York Grand Army of the Republic. He was commander of G K Warren Post No 286 Brooklyn. He founded The Evening Reporter at Woonsocket Rhode Island and retired in 1897 after being made a Colonel on President McKinley’s staff. His daughter and two stepsons survive.
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LeRoy B. Pease
Winthrop Street
Brooklyn
Utica
N. Y
Department of New York
Grand Army of the Republic
G. K. Warren
Widow Nancy Lamb Brown Dies at 74 in New York City
Mrs. Nancy Lamb Brown widow of Samuel Queen Brown former president of Tidewater 4 Company died yesterday at her home 160 West Fifty ninth Street in her seventy fifth year. She was active in charity serving as Vice President of the New York Diet Kitchen Association and on the Board of Managers of the New York Presbyterian Home for Aged Women. She is survived by three daughters and one son.
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Nancy Lamb Brown
Samuel Queen Brown
Tidewater 4 Company
West Fiftyninth Street
New York Diet Kitchen Association
New York Presbyterian Home For
Thiggins Rush
John Rush
Church of St. Mary
Star of the Sea
Brooklyn
Sixteenth Street
Monda
Martin King
Mary Baylis
Abraham B
Deborah McDonalds Baylis
Quogue
Catharine Courtney
Norwich
Canada
Carroll Street
Henry Courtney
Bridge
Jane van DE Waerker Taylor
George Taylor
J. van Kirk Taylor
Hancock Street
Second
Dutch Reformed Church
Cohoes
N. Y
Mre
Florence Louise Harvey
William W. Harvey
Thirteenth Coast Defense Artillery
Emma Blatchley
Charles Judd Phillips
Huntington
L. I
Treseay
Michael J. Harrington
Hreokiin
East Thirty-eighth Street
Flatbush
Tuesaday
Harrington
Corner Stone Lodge
A. M
Banner Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
de Witt Clinton Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of
United Kileh
Thomas L. Kelley
Long Island Council
Royal Arcanum
Somers Street
Margaret Kelly Shaughnessy
Church of St. Peter
Bright
Utica Avenue
James Shaughnessy
Edward J
John W. Shibley
Harper Brothers
de Long Council
Royal Arcanum Te Ders
Lincoln Place
William Henry Caffrey
Manhattan
Astor Lodge
Chauncey Street
Caffrey
Dia
Edith A. Weaver Botzong
Phillip F. Botzong
Mona
William EB. Weaver
Halsey Street
Jersey City
Hannah L. Storrs
Joan J. Storrs
West 140Th Street
Elijah BD. Clark
Trinity Avenue
The
Bronx
Mott Avenue
Clark
Building and Loan Association
George Hartman
Newark
N. J
Kearny
Peter J. Young
Halnesburg
Sarah Dereamer
James C. Dereamer
Phillipeburg
Ashua Z. Vermilye
Rutuytter Vermilye
Bernard ©. Bogert
Stridgewood
Everett Pp. Courtright
Michaela Hloewpital
Centre Street
Morris County
S. J
Jefferson Medical College
Argentine Minister Vicente Dominguez Dies in London
Don Vicente J. Dominguez Argentine Minister to Great Britain died in London last night. Former First Secretary in Washington, he served in Peru and Brazil earlier in his career and represented Argentina at events in Spain and the coronation of George V. He was a member of several clubs and is survived by his wife Miss Helen Murphy and one son.
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London
Vicente J. Dominguez
Great Britain
South America
Washington
Sestor Dominguez
Buenos Aires
Peru
Brazil
Sefor Dominguez
Court of St. James's
Muartu
Paris
England
America
Huelva
Seville
George V
Sefior Dominiex
Marlborough
Royal Automobile
St. James's Clubs
Misa Helen Murphy
Daniel T Murphy
New York
Osgood Dies at Newark Station Chief Engineer for CNJ
Joseph C. Osgood chief engineer of the Central Railroad of New Jersey collapsed at Broad Street Station in Newark from heart disease. He died after transport to the General Freight Agent’s office as Public Utility Commission hearings were postponed to September 28. He resided in Plainfield and had thirty one years with the railroad.
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Boston author T Russell Sullivan dies at 67
T Russell Sullivan, author and descendant of Massachusetts governor James Sullivan, died at his Boston home in his sixty eighth year. He wrote plays featuring Richard Manefield and William H Crane and was once a cashier for Lee Higginson & Co before turning to literature. He lived abroad for years and belonged to the National Institute of Arts and Letters, author of Roy Sylvester and The Heart of ...
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T. Russell Sullivan
Boston
James Sullivan
Massachusetts
Richard Manefield
William H. Crane
Mr. Sullivan
Lee, Higginson & Co
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Roy Sylvester
Ston
Chapman Memorial Service Friday for Verdun Ace
Memorial service to honor Victor Chapman of the Franco American Flying Corps killed in air combat near Verdun. He downed three German planes in the June battle. Service set for Friday at Trinity Church at 1 o clock. son of John Jay Chapman and Minna Timmins Chapman.
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Victor Chapman
Franco- American Flying Corps
Verdun
Trinity Church
John Jay Chapman
Lou West i
Brooklyn Obituaries Chronicle Diverse Local Dignitaries
A batch of Brooklyn and nearby New York obituaries notes deaths across several streets and towns. Widow THIGGINS RUSH, daughter MRS. MARTIN KING, and many others are listed with homes on Sixteenth Street and Carroll Street. Funeral arrangements and survivor details accompany each brief entry, reflecting a period portrait of the community.
Eno's ability to pick winners questioned at will contest
Testimony in the will contest before Surrogate Cohalan and a jury centered on Amos F. Eno's sanity and rationality. Friends and associates including George V. Johnson Julton Cutting and S Stanwood Menken testified to his clear mind and lifelong habits while noting his generosity to Columbia University and interests in racing. The $5 million plus estate is left to the institution. trial continues.
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Saratoga
Cohalan
George V. Johnson
Eine 8
Eno
Austen G. Fox
R. Julton Cutting
S Stanwood Menken
Mr. Eno
Marriage and death notices for NYT telephoned to law Bryant
Notices advise readers that marriage and death notices intended for New York Times submissions should be telephoned to the law firm Bryant. The item clarifies submission method and responsible contact for notice processing.
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New York Times
Law Bryant
Van den Buicke announce birth of son
Mr and Mrs A J Van den Buicke announce the birth of a son on June 25 2016 in a local birth notice.
Marriage notices dated June events in Brooklyn and New York
A column of marriage notices lists weddings and engagements across Brooklyn and New York on June 2 to June 35. Names include Sadie Campbell to Edwin Denby. Katherine Keyser to Dr Sherman Foote. Elinor Bulkeley to Jonathan Ingersoll. Mildred Sergent to Guy King. Gladys Schroeder to Ernest Kiepetko. Edward Lorenz to Grace Norton. Elizabeth Johnson to Benjamin Underhill. Mate Tupper to Aaron Trimmer. Phyllis May to Edward Gash. Emma Murphy to Alfred Munkenbeek. Idella Buente to George Nelson. Lucretia Banigan to Carl Van Orkan. Merie Briggs to Archibald Meserole. Additional entries note Lorenz of Hartford and St. Thomas affiliations, with venues including St Michael's Church and Holy Trinity Church.
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John L. Belford
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Sadie
Felix Campbdell
Edein
Denby
Foote—Keyser
St Michael's Church
John P. Peters
D. D
Katherine Dixon Keyser
Jasper W. H. Keyser
Sherman Kinevals Foote
Ingersagle
Harry Peirce Stehels
Mildred Bigiow
Haries Sergent
Guy Beaver King
Emanuel E. King
Fairfield
Penn
Holy Trinity
Hirch
Klepetko- Schroeder
Suffern
N. Y
Emery Douglas Webster
Munkenbbeck Murphy
Emma Murphy
Alfred H Munkenbeek
Nelson
Buente
Idella
B. Buente
George A. Nelson
van Orkan
Banigan
Lucretia Banigan
Carl van Orkan
Tong Island
Mpserole- Briggs
Woodlawn
Merie Kriggs
Archibald Meserole
Baylis and Bohlig Obituaries Across New York Area
Death notices for many individuals in New York and New Jersey list mourners and services. Entries mention Mary Baylis and Johanna Bohlig, plus numerous others including Edith Botzong, Nancy Brown, Josephine Burrell, and Victor Chapman, with funeral dates, times, and private interments. Interment preferences and flowers omit requests appear in several notices.
Service for Victor Chapman Held at Trinity Church
A memorial service for Victor Chapman of the Franco American Flying Corps, killed in Verdun on June 23, will take place at Trinity Church Friday at 10:00 AM. Boston papers please copy.
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Plainfield
Boston
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Earhardt
Mesalla
Catharine
Walnut St
M. Schopumeyer Anna
Irving St
Key City
schnorDer
Hans
Waldington
Willam R
Hartman
Hannah
Corona
William T
Halsey
Astoria
Campbell
John W. Lyon
Mariem
Trelege
East
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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!