Edith Candler and Count Wed in Thursday Ceremony
Edith Candler wed Count euf in a ceremony at Patrick's Cathedral. The event marked a formal alliance between families with guests including notable local figures and peers.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
33
Edith Candler wed Count euf in a ceremony at Patrick's Cathedral. The event marked a formal alliance between families with guests including notable local figures and peers.
Auction notice states the Farmers Loan and Trust Company will sell Monday evening at the BRC venue the private library of the late Henry J S Heinz along with other possibly cataloged items.
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Obituary notes Garrett S. Mott, former president of a telegraphy firm, inventor of duplex wire systems. Burial from his daughter's home in White Plains NY amid a long biographical tribute referencing early telegraphy work and family ties.
The piece notes a M J Satter comparison and a winter scene with Erewericas mawagen and a headline about Se Medey of shee tite in a city. The body shows a survivor named A Sitar and a widow’s howl, with unclear details and fragmented wording.
Births, marriages, deaths, and memorial notices are listed with names scattered amid miscellaneous editorial text. The fragment references several families and individuals with notices typically available by telephone for next-day insertion, including Bechmaan 3000 for The Tribune.
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