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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1920

Page

43

Smith M. Weed Dies After Fifty Years in State Politics

Special Dispatch to The Tribune Plattsburg N Y June 7 Smith Mead Weed called the Nestor of Democracy in New York State and a prominent figure in political circles for nearly half a century died this morning at his home in Plattsburg He was eighty seven years old A descendant of Revolutionary War settlers Weed began law practice in 1856 and pursued political leadership including Assembly service in 1865 and 1867 and key roles in reform and Democratic conventions He helped secure railroad connections for Plattsburg and contributed to New Yorks free schools act among other achievements and was once considered for United States Senator with ties to Grover Cleveland.

Tribune Plattsburg N. Y Smith Mead Weed New York State Mr. Weed Belmont Franklin County Bega Whitehall Albany Delaware & Hudson Canal Company New York Glinton Essex Canada Weed Blief St. Louis Semuel J. Biden United States H. B. Hill Grover Cleveland Newey

Stricken in Store Miss Carlson Dies After Incident

Mie Misa Michel Carlson a twenty secretary of 316 Wast Servaty-cisth Street died at a Jersey home after being stricken in a drug store at Breeds way and Seventy-ninth Street. Reich of 141 West Seventy-ninth Street carried her home but she died minutes later after her sister Edith Carlson of 0 Arth Street. The cause of death is not known.

Mie Misa Michel Carlson Wast Servaty-cisth Street Ata Jersey Breedsway de Atethar Reich West Seventy-ninth Street Mie Garlson Slater Edith Carlson Arth Street

Jacob Pidge of Oneco Dies After Long Stagecoach Career

Jacob Pidge of Oneco Connecticut, a veteran stagecoach driver, died after a long career. He was among the last of the old era, remembered for his skill and punctual service along regional routes.

Jacob Pidge

Dr Sell founder of Academy of Medicine dies at 137 West 94th Street

Edward Herman Sell born 1882 in Lehigh County Pa. dies at home in New York City surviving as the last of seven physicians who helped organize the American Academy of Medicine in 1876. He pioneered studies on addiction and invented curative uses of avena sativa among other medical contributions.

Edward Herman Sell American Academy of Medicine West Ninety-fourth Street Lehigh County Friends’ School Quakertown Allentown Seminary Muhlenburg College Pennsylvania College Gettysburg Medical College Sell University of Vienna Philadelphia Medico-Legal Society New York County Medical Society American Medical Association New York Pathological Association Obstetrical Society of London Society of German Neurologists and Physicians Leipsic British Medical Association Berlin Pamphs

Theo Hableman Dead Wagnerian Tenor and Metropolitan Director

The renowned Wagnerian tenor Theo Hableman died Sunday at his country home in Indian Orchard near Honesdale, Pa. Born 1833 in Breslau, Germany, he sang leading tenor roles with Parepa Rosa early in his career and performed Lohengrin at the Academy of Music. He later served as artistic director of the Metropolitan Opera House until about 1902, then opened an operatic school. He lived in Indian Orchard for the last decade and is survived by his wife.

Theodore Hableman Metropolitan Opera House Indian Orchard Honesdale Mr. Hableman Breslau Germany Rélon Parepa Rosa Seallan Réle Academy of Music Theetropolitan Opera House

Funeral Services for Frank Moss Tonight

Funeral services for Frank Moss will be held tonight at 8 o’clock at St. J Methodist Episcopal Church Madison Ave and 126th Street. Moss a former head of the Police Department Glee Club will be remembered with music from church choir and police glee club. Interment is private at Kensico Cemetery per family discretion.

Frank Mint Sam Travers Jerome East 127Th Street St. J. Methodist Episcopal Church Madison Aven 126Th Street David Downey Wallace Mckfullen Allan MacKessle George L. Nu J. Fletcher Shera Priva Kensico Myweel Haverstraw Eliot & Howell Hin Tute Judeon Laveratraw N. Y Srelock Watano Ara—Henry Broadway Kohms Au- Xohra Ilisabeth Kohra Rent Ee Duane St Grantwood Bergan County Nzdis Willem Kothe Sophy Kotha Rosebrook Flower Hill Venday Automobile

Col Croxton Dead Retired Army Officer Succumbs at 58

Col Richard C. Croxton A 8 Ax retired army officer died in Roosevelt Hospital after a three day illness. He served thirty five years, last commanding the 63d Regiment at Fort Meade Maryland. Born in Tappahannock Virginia he was son of Congressman Thomas Croxton and West Point graduate. He served in Cuba during the Spanish American War and also in the Philippines and the Pacific. He was associated with San Francisco and Richmond clubs. Judge Merritt Wickney Dies in Chicago and Mary Barthelme aid to delinquent girls noted. Charles Simon of Paterson New Jersey Dies at 61.

Richard C. Croxton Roosevelt Hospital Fort Meade Croxton Tappehannock Thomas Croxton McGyer Richmond Merritt W. Pinckney Chicago Merritt Wickney Mary Barthelme

Local Director Simon Memorial At County Clubs Knights Circle

Simon, longtime director in Cit 6ist County and member of Hamilton Milks and North Jersey Country Clubs, and the Knights of Columbus, is survived by his wife, a son and two daughters.

Tee. Simon Cit Hamilton Milks North Jeresey Country Clubs Knights of Selumbus

Spurgeon Funeral Held for Washington Post Editor

William P. Spurgeon, longtime editor of The Washington Post, was buried in Rock Creek Cemetery after a Friday death. Former colleagues, newspaper representatives, and a National Press Club delegation attended the funeral conducted by Rev. George F. Dudley. Mourners included Ira E. Bennett, Arthur D. Marks, John F. Major, Henry Jones, J. W. Fitzgerald, and Harry P. associates of The Post.

William P. Spurgeon Washington Washington Washington Post Rock Creek Cemetery National Press Club George F. Dudley St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Ira E. Bennett Arthur D. Marks John F. Major Henry Jones J. W. Fitzgerald Harry P Mr. Spurgeon

Reverend George E. Tilly Civil War Veteran and Hymn Writer

The Rev. George E. Tilly a retired Methodist clergyman and Civil War veteran who wrote patriotic songs and church hymns died yesterday at his daughter's home in Jamaica Long Island after a two year illness. Born in England he came to the United States at nineteen and served as a private in the 16th Volunteers of Jamaica. He later worked in real estate and served as a lay preacher before being ordained. He is survived by four children four grandchildren and four great grandchildren and a son Captain George Tilly who was killed on Negros Island during the Philippine insurrection.

G. E. Tilly George E. Tilly Metheny George Stoddard Park Avenue Jamaica Mr. Tilley England Springfield Lau Long Island Businea Methodist Church George Tilly Negros Island Tilly Uae

Births and Obituaries Roundup from 1920 Brooklyn Hospital

Notices announce births at Brooklyn Hospital and Lying-in Hospital in June 1920 for Luckendach Kernan Bloane and others. Followed by funeral notices for multiple residents from New York and New Jersey, detailing names, addresses, and interment plans. Includes Joseph, Hamilton, Maffel, Fernandes, Fritz, Craig, Cumming, and others with dates and locations.

Luckenbach M. Lewis Luckendach Lillian Lundweck Tomes Brooklyn Hospital Peacree Mra Beniemis Marcher Bloane Adelaide Kernan Charles O'Conor Bloane Juwirl Harriet Kernan Sloane Zingher Abraham Zingher

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