Prouty Draws Plan to Assure Roads' Future
Washington notes Judge Carl A. Prouty urges maintaining railroad revenues after wartime control. He proposes Interstate Commerce Commission fixed absolute rates, collaborative state-federal fixes, and a guaranteed transitional framework to return properties with stabilized earnings and shared burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prouty
New York Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Carl A. Prouty
Cammina and
Esch
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Committees
Division of Public Service
The
Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
State Commission
Commission
Harbor dredge cost if bulkhead line not modified
The report notes that failing to modify the bulkhead line would force the Federal government to dredge the harbor bottom from the present channel to the existing pierhead line. This would incur what is believed to be unnecessary expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uremen
Hamburg
New York
Jersey
New Jersey
Traina Back for Trial in 1918 Knickerbocker Club Murder
Traina, arrested in Houston, was brought to New York and held at the Tombs after being indicted for the murder of Canadian Sgt. George J. Griffiths following the Knickerbocker Waiters Club holdup on September 7, 1918. Co-defendants awaiting fate include Richard Harrison, Gustav Guillaine, and Frank Paty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braggio Traina
Houston
Texas
George J. Griffiths
Knickerbocker Waiters’ Club
Sixth Avenue
Mankiel
Traina
Richard Harrison
Se. Sing
Gustav Guillaine
Frank Paty
Sing Sing
De Valera Gets Warm Greeting In Bay State
Faymann de Valera arrived at South Station Boston to a tumultuous welcome from thousands of sympathizers. An official party and civic leaders accompanied him as he traveled to the Copley Plaza Hotel for a dinner and reception. He declared the Irish cause would triumph and urged America to help finish the work begun nearly 150 years ago. He planned visits to Concord and Lexington and a speech to the Massachusetts House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Faymann de Valera
Knickerbocker Express
South Station
de Valere
New York
Joseph F. O'Connell
Providence
Bench
Warner
House of Representatives
Mahoney
Chelsea
Allen
Norwood
Barry
Lynn
Clark
Fitzgerald
Fleurn
Mellody
de Valera
Copley Plaza Hotel
Copley Plaza
Thomas J. Wheelwright
Mission Church
Roxbury
Mass
President Ford
Wonton City
Gaelic Club of
Martin Mulray
Concord
Lexington
America
Ireland
Adama
Otis
Hancock
Paul Revere
O Leary’s Debate Challenge Rejected by Irvine
Rev Dr D D Irvine pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Richmond Mills Long Island rejected Jeremiah O Leary’s offer to debate Eamon de Valera on whether the Irish Republic should be recognized. Irvine cited war records and church memory, refused to share a platform with O Leary, and set a deadline for De Valera’s answer by Friday noon June 27, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
Assairs
Eamonn de Valera
D. D. Irvine
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond Mill
Long ‘Sland
Irvine
Bangor
County Down
Ireland
Gramd
Orange Institution
Irish Republic
da Valera
Irving
Jeremiah O'Leary
Wilson
Cohalan
France
Dr. Irvine
Duns
Crop Conditions Drive North Dakota Vote On League Laws
North Dakota voters approved seven Nonpartisan League laws, with early returns showing a statewide margin of 5,000 to 10,000. Analysts note eastern Red River Valley counties, buoyed by high farm profits, swung against the league, while northwest regions hit by crop failures showed strength gains for the league. With 1,548 precincts reporting, 40,939 ballots favored the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Nonpartisan League
Red River Valley
Red River
League
Teamwork Aided Tuberculosis Fight In France In 1918
Dr. George E. Vincent of the Rockefeller Foundation reports in 1918 the American effort against tuberculosis in France relied on a coordinated system of dispensaries hospitals sanatoria open air schools visiting nurses relief food education campaigns and government cooperation. by year end 57 new dispensaries opened 21 existing at start 15 laboratories and 38 new nurses assigned across 27 departments and 42 active committees, with extensive publicity and 75 lectures in 141 towns reaching millions of readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Livingstone Farrand
Paris
France
Commission
American Red Cross
New York Catholics Push 400000 France Relief Fund
New York Archdiocese Catholics rally for a 400000 fund to rebuild French churches after a devastating period. Archbishop Hayes appeals for clergy cooperation, Pope Benedict sends papal blessing, and contributors from prominent donors support the effort. Mass collections today will feed the memorial for the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of
New York
France
Hayes
Benedict Haa
Vatican
Downtown
William D. Guthin
Women's Committee
Michael Gavin
League of Catholic Women
Teresa R. O'Donohue
Catholic Big Brothers
George MacDonald
Catholic Club
Thomas F. Farrell
Knights of Columbus
Michael Gagin
Thomas Fortune Ryan
William Iselin
William D. Guth
James Byrne
Morgan J. O'Brien
Clarence H. Mackay
Albert B. Boardman
Countess de Laugier-Villers
Adrian Iselin
Georgine Iselin
John G. Agar
Allan A. Ryan
Charles Hayden
Henry Heide
Penned MacDonald
Margaret Larnen
Jones & Haker
Joseph P. Grace
Alfonso de Navarro
Gerald Borden
Seton Henry
Marshall Russell
Rhoda Lewisohn
George Loft
Francis A. McNutt
Charles E. Mitchell
Henry W. Taft
G. L. Duval
Helen Heary Quinn
Féf
Thomas A Kemnis Society
Charles J. Welch
Julia D. Shanley
Alfred Chapin
Blanche H. Sheehan
B. van Gerbig
John J. Dunn
East Fifty-first Street
Pope Benedict
Amotte
Logon
Catholic Clergy Back War-Scarred Northern France Aid
A Rome cablegram reports that the faithful clergy of the archdiocese praise His Holiness for aiding French Catholics in reconstructing churches damaged by war. Cardinal Gaspari sends apostolic benediction to promoters and cooperators supporting religious life in Catholic France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rome
Holmega
Cardinal Gasparri
Obituary of Dr Frank M Donohue Leader Surgeon of New Jersey
Dr Frank M Donohue a leading New Jersey surgeon died suddenly near Bound Brook at age sixty after being found unconscious by his wife. He served as chief surgeon at St Peter's Hospital and held multiple roles including chairman of the Sinking Fund Commission of New Brunswick and president of the Middlesex County Medical Society. He is survived by his wife and three children with funeral services planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Donohue
New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Bound Brook
Donohue
St. Peter's Hospital
St. Xavier's College
New York University Medical College
Sinking Fund Commission of
Pennsylvania
Somerset_ Hesp
Middlesex County Medical Society
American Medical Association
New Jersey State Medical Society
Donahue
People's National Bank
New Brunswick Sayings Institution
New Jersey State Home For Boys
Janes-bury
Smalley Dies After Fifty Years as Local Butcher
David C. Smalley of Plainfield New Jersey died at his East Front Street home after a heart illness. A fifty year butcher, he was active in the Republican party and a friend of Theodore Roosevelt and former U.S. Senator Moses Clapp. Survived by wife, three sons, a daughter and three brothers, including William L. Smalley the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Smalley
Plainfield
N. J
East Front Street
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Moses Clapp
William Y Moyles 76 First White News of Custer Massacre Died
William Peter Moyles seventy six died Friday of heart disease at his Brooklyn home. Moyles, once active in Brooklyn Democratic politics, served under General Hazen and Colonel Houston in the Indian wars and had been blind for five years. He is survived by a widow, a daughter and sixteen grandchildren. Reverend Thomas J Italí, sixty six, longtime rector of St Aloysius Church Jersey City, died Friday at the rectory from paralysis after a June 15 illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Y. Moyles
William Peter Moyles
Custer
St John's Place
Brooklyn
Moyles
W. B. Hazen
Daniel Houston
Thomas J. Itali
Thomas ¢. Hull
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
West Side
Kensington Avenues
Jersey City
N. J
St. Joh Place
John Claude Slavin
106Th “Infantry
Marcy Avenue
France
James J. Cronin
Broad Street
Millecetate
Dalton Street
Brookiyg
Canton
China
Mananer
Banking
Redmond & Co
Imogene Marshall
Bavokism
Lewis
Nmichers’ Assoviation
Ick Clark Trowatidgl
Aly
Volesate Ory Tone Island
Jamica Avenue
Elushiniy
Annes Estates
Astoria
Vincent Lewis
New Rochelle
Wisacong
Mortuary notices summarize local deaths and obituaries
The notice lists several obituaries and death notices from New Jersey and New York, including Father Hall who suffered strokes, Mrs. Mary H. Boyle whose funeral was at 639 Pavonia Avenue Jersey City, and Irving Hayner a prominent Troy lawyer. Other obituaries include Charles H. Eggert Jr., John Wengler, Warren Snyder, Irvin Gilbert Thursby, John Claude Slavin, James J. Cronin, a Canton-born banker, Imogene Marshall, Clark Trowalidge, Vincent Lewis, and other deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Boyle
Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City
Births and weddings seen in June society notices
Osun born to Goldstein couple announces arrival at Brooklyn Hospital. Blakeslee Bridges wedding held June 36 at 175 West Test New York with Rev F L Blakeslee presiding. Coler Geer ceremony at Grace Church June 28 pairing Helen Dane forth with Captain Eugene Seeley Coler. Martog Cox bonds Livingston Place Rochelle to Alice Ethel Cox at New Rochelle. Anna V Olyphant wed Edward Lansinis Pruyn June 25 Grace Church New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee — Bridges
Scott Foster
West Tdst
New York
Blakeslee
D. D
Ashamton
N. Y
Margaret Dickson Bridges
William J
Susan Gist
Ty Albert F. Blakeslea
Caldering Harbor
N.Y
Coler — Geer
Olyphant
Grace Church
New York City
Anna V. Olyphant
J. Kensett Olyphant
Edward Lansinis Pruyn
Death notices from June 1914 with multiple obituaries
A collection of funeral notices and obituaries from June 1914 listing names such as George Lockwood Henry Lowndes Emma Lawniles and others. Entries note dates, residences, and funeral arrangements including private services and cemeteries in New York City Mount Vernon Brooklyn and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
George G
Sadienty
Pande Lockwood
Fimwral Mumiay
Lowndes
Moust Vornen
N.Y
Willim
Menry
Emma Innce Lawniles
Plano Otall
Brooklyn
Si Dem
Erudd
Howe Itonn
Jo Charlie DeForest
Catherin TV
St. Hneloved
Ani
Katherine A.” Shovilan
Anna H. Misurer
Lane Dime 20
van P
Internaens Calvary Cemutery
Ailemolie Wattone Snyder
Feillay
Lupe
Panera Servi
Hudson Papers
Alfred, Brovier
Exter
Si- Mon
Kenamin
Siafunnel
Sah
Leopold
Puneet
al Hile
Stewart
Minnie
Charles AL
Ion
Suntoy
Woodawn
Trowbridge
Keswal Church
Asturi
van Wert Suddonis
Eastford
Conn
Seachlay
Duce
Saan A E. van Wert
York City
van Pua
Priday Warner
Beechial Packime Co
Doharie
Heme
Bedford
Welorkmont Everereen
Hurst Waterbury
Foruay
Erick
Urban St
Mount Vernon
Habert
Aachinil
Alsabola Wilson
Servis Sile Presbyterian Church
Morningside Av
In Memoriam Blampey George Smith in 1918 note
Memorial notice for George Smith Blampey with references to family members SF Charlotte Montague Trampey and Are Ralph Trutmanns. Mentions Woodlawn Cemetery and a Dearly departed tone with unclear local details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blampey
George Smith
Charlotte Montague Trampey
Ralph Trutmanns
Ay Duce Us
HENNERS - Funeral rites listed for June 24
Obituary notices from a Brooklyn newspaper list multiple deaths and funeral details. Entries include HENNERS John 53, and other names such as Genevieve HERNSTEIN, Minnie CHRISTIE, James J. CRONIN, Katharine DODGE, Sadie FOLEY, Margaret FOWWISK, Albert FULTON, J Henry GERCKEN, Joseph GOODMAN, Eddie GORMAN, Adelaide HATCH, Frank HILL, Margaret KELLY, Grace LINDEMAn, Emily LINN, with dates in June 1919 and service times, locations like Brooklyn, Newark, Hackensack, Hoboken, and West Orange. Interments and train details are noted where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henners
John
Ellie Henson
Flien
Tearine
Chiles
Greehwood
Eelton
Slersey City
Hernstein
Genevieve
Ince MacKenzie
Tse Ueenstein
Irvine Loven
Amevid Kantreme U
TTC Caibridge
Brooklyn
North Beard 120Th St
J. 1
Christie
Minnie Christie
Daughterid
Hannah M. Chrisie
Grand
Leonia
Nod
Lea
Jersey City
M.cronin
James J
Anna M. Chinin
Jane
Adith J
St. Michael's Eel
Fowwisk
Margaret
Broadway
Seth St
Pronk E. Campbell
Fulton
Mt. Pleasant ‘Place
West Orange
N. J
Albert Fulton
Gercken
Hoboken
J. Henry
Margaret Gercken
Washington
Ab Hoboken
Jane ii
Goodman
Sisters of
Rathiah No
Joseph Goodman
Marie Goodman
Fuge
Combe Au
D. C
Nowers
Oswexo
Hill
Frank
Huron
Ma Bill
Newcombrd
Tennfir
San
Rye
Grace M
Samuel Indeman
Frances M
James H Ridaboch
St. Pauls Chapel
Riverside
Conn
Grand Central Station
Ineerment
Sound Beach
Linn
Mount Vernon
Emily Linn
Philadelphia
Isa
John Linn
Jule
Dunham
George Kitkined
Della v
Jelnhia
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Great Harbor
War Department
New York Harbor
James Stewart & Co
Besler
Loomis
Lehigh Valley
New Jersey Flats
William C. Black
Army
Oyster Island
Bedloe Island
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenville
Solid Rock
Cyater Island
Central Railroad of
Baltimore & Ohio
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Battery
Twenty-third Street
Nyard
Sunday Tribune
Lake Boat Safe
Milwaukee
Theate of Holland
Crosby Transportition Company
Sineo
Bay State
O’leary
North Dakota
Resorts
William P. Schreiner
London
Cape Colony
South Africa
England
With Schreiner
Olive Schreiner
North Jersey Shore
Monmouth County
Union
Jersey Coast
Raritan
Sandy Took Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Panasquan River
Monmouth
Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad
Sandy Hook
Ganoy Hook
Highlands
Seabright
Beach
Long Branch
Jasauny Earn
Jocean Crove
Neptune Towns
Bradley Beach
Belmar
Spring
Seagiat
Reds Bank
West LO Va
Masa
Father Hall
Aveevilencey
Manhattan College
Seton Hall Seminary
South Orange
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newark
Dr. Hall
St. Bernard’s Church
Mount Hope
Church of Sorrows
Irving Hayner
Troy, N
Mr. Hayner
Fort Edward Institute
Charleonm. Egger 1
Swedish Hospital
Charles H. Eggert
Bros
John Wengler
St. Joseph's Society
Catholic Benevo
Lent League
Jefferson Street
Warren Snyder
John Wanamaker
St. James Place
Irvin Gilbert Thursby
Kemp, Day & Coy
Wall Street
East Eighteenth Street
Thursby
Royal Arcanum
Masons
the Tribune
Man
Memoriam
Woodlawn
Wea
Ty Marom
Ty Ceullers
Lota of
Thomas Dunworth
West
Joseph Hayes
Willis Scott
Pusmhal Durer Free Chapel
Ideal Srnvie Cley
Trl
James J. Redden
H. H. Jackson
Chueruh
Ascension
Eswersen2a
Bananit Yphirrace
Chas. Plowright
FRY Mogibe Sa Rsac
Columbus
Frank E. Campbell
Om sEcvaRtare
Street
Ave
Oponalonm Artiatin Puveral
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