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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1919

Page

22

Miss Edith Mortimer Weds Italian Count in War Era First

The first international wedding of social interest since the war took place yesterday at Wheatley Hills New York. Miss Edith Mortimer became the bride of Count Mario di Zappola of the Italian Aviation Corps. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home with Rev Father Louis N. Martel officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with duchess lace and a diamond headpiece. Attendants wore organdic dresses and large hats. The couple received guests and then dined outdoors.

Edith Mortimer Stanley Mortimer Mario di Zappola Italian Aviation Corps Wheatley Hills L. L Louis N. Martel St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Roslyn Count di Zoppola Ace Valentine Hall Alexander Biddle Darragh A. Park Morton Brees James Lloyd Derby Louis Noel Leonie Burrill Count Caracciolo Henry Auchinecloss Colgate Richard M. Colgate Park Avenue Jeannette Thurber Pruyn J. Layng Mills Chanteler Aatonah N. Y Henry B. Washburn Muriel Colgate Evelyn Quintard Payne Francis Nott Prurn Gilbert Colgate, Jr Otis Walters Harold Howe Colgate Yale Aviation Corps John Murray Mitchell Lillian Talmadge Mitchell Tuxedo Lanier Comly Major Garrard Comly Renee Carhart Margaret Mowell Annette Tilford Jetty Elliott Philadelphia Hoger Tuckerman Prentice Talmadge R. McAllister Lloyd Harry W. B. Snelling Boston Edward L. Bigelow Charles M. Chapin, Jr Richardson Dilworth Lawrence B. Stoddard Amory S. Carhart

Edward C Carter Dies Noted Racing Writer in Staten Island

Edward C. Carter, 56, racing writer for The Times and sports editor at times, died at Staten Island Hospital from spinal meningitis after a sudden illness at his Midland Heights home. He had a storied athletics career beginning in England, winning multiple races and setting records before moving to the United States to cover horse racing and athletics for The Times and The Sun. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, and two sons.

Edward C. Carter Tus New York Time Staten Island Hospital Mr. Carter Midland Heights S. I Clifton Brighton England A. B. George Cinderpath Carter the Sun Tus Times Times Mosley Harriers Hill and Dale New York U. C George Bonhag A. C Great Lakes Naval Training Station Charles Pores Millrose A. A

Black Tom verdict against Lehigh Valley Railroad set at 330880 54

Jury in Jersey City Supreme Court awarded 330 880 54 dollars to thirty claimants for damages from the June 30 1916 Black Tom Pier explosion. Ex Secretary of War Lindley M Garrison represented the railroad. Awards include 80835 to New York Plate Glass Ins Co and 951000 to KE BE Clark for a Iowa schooner, with other sums noted for insurers cargo and personal losses. Thousands in earlier suits near 1 000 000 to Bethlehem Steel and 400 000 to Howell & Co.

Jersey City Supreme Court Lehigh Valey Black Tom Pier Lindley M. Garrison New York Plate Glass Ins. Co BE. Clark Iowa Metropolitan Casualty and Ins. Co Lloyd’s Plate Glass Ins. Co Commercial Casualty and Ina. Co Fidelity Casualty and Ins. Co Lehigh Valley Railroad Bethlehem Steel Company Howell & Co New York

R-34 Ready on Tuesday for Atlantic Flight

East Fortune reports repairs to the dirigible R-34 near completion with one new motor and overhauls to four others. Commander Scott says a Tuesday departure is possible, weather will determine a sailing time, and the crew may fly three days if storms delay the voyage.

East Fortune Scotland Associated Press Atlantic Baltic Scott America

Independence Day Celebration at Lewisohn Stadium

The Mayor's Committee announced July 4 tickets at Hall of Records for an Independence Day program in Lewisohn Stadium City College. George Gordon Battle will MC, Mayor Hylan to speak. Tosca Ponselle and Elsie Janis on the program. A Ben Ali Viaggin pageant, military ensembles, a riveting contest with shipyard teams, and performances by the Stadium Symphony Orchestra and People's Chorus are planned. Bands from Brooklyn Navy and an army station will play, with aircraft flyovers promised.

Lewisohn City College Hall of Records William Randolph Hearst George Gordon Battle Hylan Tosa Ponselle Elsie Janis Ben Ali Viaggin Adolph Lewisohn Stadium Symphony Orchestra People’s Chorus M. Camilleri Brooklyn Navy Long Island

Radical laws ratified in North Dakota amid ongoing count

Grand Forks spectacled returns show North Dakota ratifying seven Non Partisan League laws after a late vote count. With about 1,548 precincts reporting and most remaining in league strongholds, results read For the laws 41,529 against 40,039, a narrow approval as final tallies continue.

Grand Forks N. D

Ireland settlement urged by The Times editorial

The Times calls for a prompt and honest settlement of the Irish question under the British crown within the Commonwealth. It warns delays will hinder national reconstruction and argues for generous self-government to foster English Irish understanding amid Sinn Fein influence and Irish America.

London the Times Lloyd George Versailles British Commonwealth Ireland Sinn Fein Galway Kerry Clare Great Britain Dominions America Empire United States Redmond Alligance de Valera Irish Republic Britain United Kingdom Atte

De Valera greeted by rousing Boston crowd after New York arrival

Eamonn de Valera arrived in Boston from New York and drew a tumultuous reception at South Station. He was escorted to the Copley Plaza Hotel by a large crowd as city officials and Gaelic clubs greeted him. He planned a mass meeting at Fenway Park and a speech before the Massachusetts House.

Boston Eamonn de Valera South Station New York New England Peters de Valera Copley Plaza Back Bay Fenway Park State House of Representatives

McCartan Takes Charge as Irish Envoy Heads to Boston

Dr Patrick McCartan assumes sole charge of the Irish White House at the Waldorf Astoria as de Valera departs for Boston to speak. McCartan will run affairs until de Valera returns, likely tomorrow night or Tuesday. De Valera boarded the 1 o clock train at Grand Central amid a sparse crowd. a few friends and Irish associates accompanied him.

Patrick McCartan Sinn Fein United States Ireland Valert Pocompaesing de Valera Con J. O

Germans Extend Air Mail Routes

On May 25 regular postal air service began linking Berlin Brunswick Hanover Gelsenkirchen and key cities in Rhenish Westphalia as reported by German press.

Berlin Brunswick Hanover Gelsenkirchen Rhenish Westphalia

Schreiner Former Cape Colony Premier Dies in London

William P. Schreiner former Premier of Cape Colony 1898 to 1900 and once High Commissioner for South Africa in England died in London today. Born in the colony in 18, he was active in law and politics and was brother to Olive Schreiner the author.

Cape Colony Olive Schreiner London William P. Schreiner South Africa England William Philip Schreiner South Afria Ye Colony Missi

Lieut Cullen Found Dead in Hotel in New York

First Lieutenant Joseph W. Cullen aged 38 of the Signal Corps was found dead in a Grand Hotel room on Broadway and Thirty-first Street. Death attributed to heart disease. His father James K. Cullen of Hamilton Ohio had traveled to meet him and had not seen his son in seventeen months.

Lieut. Cullen Joseph W. Cullen Signal Corps France Walter Smith Grand Hotel Broadway James K. Cullen Hamilton Ohio New York Warren Snyder Wanamaker St. James Place Brooklyn Mr. Snyder Hudson N. Y Legeatt Brothers Manhattan Philadelphia Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church William P. Moyles W. B. Hazen Custer Battle of Big Horn St. John's Place Mr. Movies U. S. Infantry Fort Stephenson Brooklyn Times

Woman Died a Natural Death in Holbrook

Mrs Lyda Krause wife of Jacob Krause of Holbrook died a natural death last September. An autopsy was performed three weeks ago at the request of her son Erick of Brooklyn after her body was exhumed. The stomach was sent for chemical analysis with suspicion due to her will leaving nothing to her son.

Bayshore Moore Lyda Krause Jacob Krause Holbrook

Obituary Notes From Brooklyn and Nearby Areas

A long list of obituary notices from New York and New Jersey records the deaths of prominent locals and former business leaders. Among the deceased are Irving Hayner of Troy and William H. Whiting of East Orange, with many others including Joseph Bolten of Brooklyn and Nellie Harlan of Manhattan. Funeral details, ages, and former positions are noted for multiple individuals.

Irving Hayner Troy N. Y William H. Whiting East Orange Josepit Bolten Brooklyn Tark Place Nellie Harlan Henry W. Havage Hellevue Hospital Fiftieth Street Frank Huron Hill Newcomb Road Tenafly N. J Mr. Hill Sons of the Revolution Frederick Clark Trowbridge Long Island Finsbiing L. I Charles McIntyre Government Secret Service Manhattan Sophie von Deylen Diedrich von Deylen Skillman Street George D. Lockwood Providence FP. I Association Island Lake Ontario Frank Fasce Columbus Confectionery Company Pearl Street Forty-seventh Street Irvin Gilbert Thursby Kemp, Day & Co Lewis Avenue Janna M. &. Church Ita Lock Young Reamond & Co Fulton Street Reed Canton China William J. Hutcheon Empire Shipping and Forwarding Company Weat Seventy-third Street Hutcheon Albion Lodge Masonic Hall West Twenty-fourth Street James J. Cronin Mills Broad Street Dr. O Manhattan State Hospital Hotel Wellington Seventh Avenue West Thirteenth Street New York Hospital Italy

Birth announcements for June 1919 a son daughter list

In New York and Brooklyn area households announce births in June 1919. Names include ABORN GINSBERG BOBBE CAMPBELL FREIDMAN KAHN KLOTZ ROMITO LIPMAN SANCIER and more with hospitals and addresses in Edgecombe Avenue Central Park West Long Island College Hospital Sterns Sanitarium Brooklyn Hospital.

Aborn J. Aborn Eva Reenick Edgecombe Ave New York Berman Julius Berman Jeanette Hermer Hill Sanitarium Bobbe L. Bobbe New Haven Conn Carolyn de Bear Campbell J. G. Campbell Lleyde’ Sanitarium Frisdman M. Friedman Jeannette Ostrow Brooklyn Stern’s West End J . M. Kahn Central Park West Klotz Henry M. Klotz Emily Rappaport West 174Th &T June Komito Isadore I. Romito Eastern Parkway Long Island College Hospital Lipman Jack Lipman Frances Levy West 160H Conroy's Sanitarium Edgecombe Av. Sancier Leo Paula Maxine

Engagement notices cluster across New York addresses

A sequence of engagement announcements lists Selina Daub and Milton Daub. Helen Fine and Louis Fine. Libbie Stern and Jacob Flyer. Gertrude Lyttle and Ben Friedman. Ida Goldman and Maxwell Goldman. Theresa Kraushaar and Samuel Wegon. Mildred Janovici and Andrew Kaufman. Gisella Ruth Levy and Arthur Levy. Lirdle Herman and Samuel Lowy. Lillian Lurie and Irving Lurie. Lillian Muth Siegel and George Lyttle. Sadye M. Misl ar and Samuel Mislar. Mildred Carpenter and Walter Muller. Minna Reeves and Benjamin Reeves. Ruth Salls and Max Salls. Martha Hanau and Alfred Stolzman.

Lyttle—Siegel Rubin Siegel West 110Th St Lillian Muth George Lyttle New York Mislar—Harris Max Harris West 112Th St Sadye M Sarmuel Mislar

Marriages Listed Across City in June Nineteen Nineteen

A series of social notices records numerous weddings from June 1919 across New York and New Jersey. Couples include Hache and Rosenbaum, Katou and Cardozo, Caro and Williams, Blake and Wassit, and many others. The notices specify venues such as Our Lady's Chapel and Hotel Favoy, with dates and officiants where available.

Leah Ben Caro Cassidy—Blake Our Lady’s Chapel St. Patrick's Cathedral Monsignor Lavelle Gertrude Blake Robert J. Blake New York City Michael Wassit John Cassidy Cohen—Meyer Freirich—Boley Ben Boley St. Nicholas Av Fannie Edward Fretrich Trinidad Colo Hotel Savoy Green Wwood Parien Conn M. Spencer Sophia Tjader Sander Harmat Haviland New York Jennie Estelle Louise A. Joufferandot Anthony L. Defdet Frank Budd Haviland White Plains N. Y Herman—Cohn Philip Cohn Belmont Av Brokx Anno Vic Helen Lawrence H. Merman HESVELT—VAN_ DYCK Ithaca Miriam Hasbrouck van Dyck Ernest Herman Hespelt Joseph Jaffe Brooklyn Jennie Jhe L. Honor Hopkins—Tieath City of Milo H. Gates Valeria Thomas J. Heath Bozeman Mont John Appleton Hazen Hopking, Jr Akron Ohio Boston Baltimore Washington, D. C Jackson—Enright Rumeron N. J Norma Kathryn Enright James Enright Eanie, N. J Aang Arthur Jackson Minneapolis

Obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn 1919

Death notices list numerous individuals by surname with residences in Brooklyn and nearby New Jersey. Entries note dates of death June 27–30 1919, funeral times, church and cemetery details, and family relations such as spouses and children.

Thurlow and Malcom Marriage at St James Church

Hope Malcom wed Charles Thurlow Jr at St James Church New York on June 26 1919 Rev Frank Warfield Crowder officiated The couple are the daughter of Mrs George Ide Malcom and the late George Ide Malcom and Mr Charles Thurlow of Newburyport MA.

M. Cohn Blanche Herman Kruger Levy—Rothschild Temple Emanu-El Anna Nathan Hothschild West Stanley Levy Maxwell Betz Albert A. F. Maxwell Brooklyn Naomi, Betz Paterson N. J Miller—Southcott St. John the Divine New York City Dean Robbins Kathleen J. Southcott George L. Miller Niagara Falls N. Y Parker—Hughes Church of the Ascension Grenville Parker May LeCaron Hughes Pierce—Douglass J. Kensett Olyphant Edward Lansing Pruyn Rosenblum — Soloman Samuel Soloman East 168Th St Henry Rosenblum Secor—Martin Seattle Wash Josephine Dudley Martin, Duter Charlies Holloway Martin Yonkers H. Douglas Secor Seattlce Seltzer—Levine Moses Seltzer M. Seltzer Silk Co Loura Levine New York Bnei Israel Bedford Av Bsraver—Henley Elizabeth Whipple Dent Henley Joan Harvey Heniley Rome Gia Wilfred Truman Shaver Royal Peers Walter Truman Shaver Islington Ontario Canada Grace Church Chapel Toronto Puale Edna Cohen Benjamin Cohen Cauldwell Av N. C Isidor Thorn Raleigh Long Branch Libby L. Cohen Irving Zion

Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York area towns

A compilation of death notices and funeral details for residents and relatives, listing names such as George Reese, Meyer Othile, Giovanni Raffetto, Lizzie Sheedel, Frank Sigler, Alfred Spingarn, Louise Stobaeus, and many others. Dates range June 27 to June 30, 1919, with service locations including Newark, East Orange, Brooklyn, Montclair, and Boston. Interments occur at Woodlawn, Evergreen, Fitchburg Mass, and local cemeteries.

Roosevelt Av East Orange N. J Meyer Anna Elsa Rhea Jinnie Sadie Orange Belle Sehwarts Universal Funeral Chapel Lexington Mount Carmel Cemetery Palmie Point. Pleasant Edward D Theresa C. Palmie Raffetto Giovanni L Louis A. Valente Mario F. Tribune Joseph Ent Evelyn Church of the Holy Name Ropke Mount Vernon N. Y Sophie Steglich Teopke Georges W. Mohlfeld North 6Th Av Sayles Bridge St Brooklyn Mary A. Sayles Keyport Shaw Arthur W Ethel A. Shaw Heath Av Woodlawn Schneider St. Nicholas Av Emma Hlot St. Columba'a Masa Sonal Fitchburg Mass Sigler New York Hospital Frank G. Sigier William Leah Sidter Anne Hathaway Sigter Thomas Jefferson Miriam Stone Ligier West Tith St Spingarn Alfred Simon Benjamin Mia Sam Bonart Noah Leopold Steinert Rourceli L Boston Forest Hills Cemetery Stobaeus Louise M. Stobaeus

Dehan Couples Observe 25th Anniversary in 1918

Mr and Mrs Joseph Dehan announce their twenty fifth wedding anniversary to be celebrated on Tuesday June 28 1918 after the war victory. The family notes the safe return of son Lewis from the battle front and invites guests to a reception at The Vienna 151 East 58th Street on Sunday June 2 1919 from 9 PM.

Shaw—Weiss Arnold Weiss Stella Jack Shaw Smaluach—Rosenthal Joe Rosenthal East 101St St Deila F Jesse Smalbach Solomon—Claster Joseph Claster Eee Penn Clarabelle Clifford L. Solomon New York Ritz-Carlton Hotel Stamper—Simmons B. A. Bintner Eileen V. Simmons Joshua A. Simmons Lewis H. Stamper Stothers—Vedder Church of Ascension West New Brighton Staten Island Canon Harrower Agnes Reid Vedder William Reid Edward M. Stothers DENAN Pepera Joseph Dehan Sir Kelly St Lewis Vienna East S8th St

Card of Thanks Schiff Family Grateful for Support

Mr and Mrs B L Schiff and family express gratitude to relatives and friends for sympathy and attention during their bereavement.

Memorial notices for Blampey Fitz Gerald Froehlich Green Woodward Young

Obituary notices dated 1919 1904 and 1918-1916 record deaths and memorials for George Blampey Gerald Desmond Fitz Gerald Dr David Froehlich Caroline Green William Wilson Julius Haveen Marion Elizabeth Young and related family lines with dates and masses noted at churches in New York and Vermont

Unveiling of Monuments for Gordon Ollendorff Tekulsky

Memorial markers will be unveiled at Mt Hebron Cemetery for Elias Gordon on Sunday at 3 P M. A second marker for William Ollendorff will be revealed Tuesday at 11 30 in Woodlawn Cemetery with travel options from Grand Central. Rose Tekulsky tombstone service set for Sunday June 29 at Washington Cemetery.

Church of the Heavenly Rest St. Av Newark End Providence Lowndes Mount Verron William Henry Knma Louise Lowndes Muller Gesine Muller Verscis J. Frederick Muller J. Frederick J. Theodore Muller Jons Grand Av Bronx St. Peter's Lutheran Church Corner 54Th Rt Lexington Av Rose Washington Cemetery

Lost and Found items scattered in city notices

A long list of lost items and found reports appears, from jewelry and personal belongings to papers and a Buick car. Rewards are offered for return or information, with various contact details and locations across Manhattan and Brooklyn.

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