Worship of Joss in San Francisco
A Washington Star report describes six Chinese joss houses in San Francisco, detailing rituals, fortune telling with wood dice, fortune sticks, and tea. It notes caution by police on dragons, women’s roles in Chinatown, polygyny implications, and Chinese drug stores using dried lizard in remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
San Francisco
Joss
Joss House
Los Angeles
Chinatown
China
Lions Bred in Captivity
From the Baltimore Sun, the zoo superintendent rejects the idea that captive born lions lack savageness or proper tooth development. He notes cubs show wild traits with age, and teeth develop well, though mishandling meat or bar damage can injure teeth. Cubs leave the mother at about 12 weeks and learn to eat meat, then grow accustomed to human handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baltimore Sun
Zoo
Machinists Brace for Break with National Metal Trades
Machinists say they are not alarmed by the National Metal Trades Association plan to sever ties and will present further actions at the Toronto convention. Secretary H B Devens announces the split and outlines outcomes, including no contracts or preference in shops, with employers controlling apprentices and wages. A June 11 meeting in New York will decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades Association
New York
H. B. Devens
John J Keegan
The
Machinists’ Organization
Toronto
Chicago
Devens
Metal Trades Association
Gilsey House
Betts Machine and Standard Machine Set Nine Hour Day
The Betts Machine Company granted a nine hour day with ten hours pay to the striking machinists and they will return to work tomorrow. About fifty workers involved. The Standard Machine Company also agreed to the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Betts Machine Company
Standard Machine Company
Iron Moulders Union Says No Strikes This Year
New York June 2 The Iron Moulders Union of North America reports an agreement with employers to avoid strikes for one year and announces there will be no strike this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Moulders’ Union of North America
Police Catch Quinn After Chase Over Shop Curb
Policeman Stowe of the Twenty fourth district nabbed Barney Quinn at 2647 Edgemont Street hiding under a bed in a room above a cigar store. Quinn faced two warrants for weeks: larceny of shoes from John McFadden at 8121 Tilton Street and assault on Mrs. Anna Kish at 8019 Tilton Street. Magistrate Ackerman ordered three months at the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Twenty-fourth District
Barney Quinn
Edgemont Street
Wroom
Quinn
John McFadden
Tilton Street
Anna Kish
Ackerman
House of Correction
Twelfth Annual Field Day of Total Abstinence Society
The twelfth annual field day of the Young Men's Total Abstinence Society of South Bethlehem will take place on Thursday July 4 1901 at the Fall rounds in Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Total Abstinence Society
Bethlehem
Triumphant Flattery in Dockside Romance
In Pack dialogue, Dick and Daisy reconcile after a heated dispute. Daisy’s earlier strike is noted, while the revival of their affair hinges on a boastful claim. He says he’d rather quarrel with her than kiss any other girl, signaling a playful reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
George
Filipinos Learn Fast The Value Of Money
In a Washington Star excerpt the inquirer asks what Filipinos seem to learn quickly about civilization and the strategist replies that money holds the greatest value. The exchange centers on economic lessons and cultural observations within the context of colonial-era interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Inquirer
Yeomanry Engagement With Boers Near Dordrecht
Thirty two of Wodehouse's Yeomanry clashed with seven hundred Boers near Dordrecht. One British soldier was killed and five wounded before the detachment surrendered and were later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Cape Town
Wodehouse
Dordrecht
National fete day review in Rome with King Victor Emmanuel
Rome observed national fete day with a troop review attended by King Victor Emmanuel who enthusiastically greeted the crowd. The king awarded Premier Zanardelli the collar of the Order of the Annunziata in a ceremonial act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Signor Zanardelli
Order of the Annunziata
Liberals Win Senate Seats in Madrid Elections
Madrid June 2 The renewal elections for the elective half of the Senate concluded with the Liberal candidates securing 117 seats, Conservatives 56, and other parties accounting for 24 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senate
Trolley Collision at McKeesport Injures Nine
Special dispatch reports a collision between a trolley car and a passenger train in McKeesport this morning injuring nine people. Conductor Irwin Montgomery sustained injuries that may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Irwin Montgomery
Monument to Lincoln’s mother grave to be erected at once
Evansville Ind June 2 The proposed monument over the grave of Abraham Lincoln's mother at Lincoln City Spencer county will be erected immediately. The unveiling will be marked by elaborate ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Evansville
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln City
Spencer County
Hotel Guests Listed Across Multiple Cities
A long list of guests staying at various hotels including Colonado Continental Bellevue Dooner's Stratford and Walton shows travelers and accompanying relatives from Pittsburg New York City Scranton Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago among others in a period hotel guest chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonado
R. de Martin
Pittsburg
H. S. Basser
Boston
Ellwood Stiver
Nazareth
A. Morgan
New York City
Continental
John L. Wentz
Scranton
F. B. Klein
Harrisburg
B. Price
Hazelton
Isaac F. Dement
E. Davis
H. C. Barnum
Bellevue
John Pontefract
Fea . Sullivan
Denver
E. H. Clark
Leslie
Dooner
New York
Stratford
W. A. Mylert
F * I Woods
Charles Parker
Westminster Confession sermon cited at West Lodge Church
Fragmented notes describe a sermon on the Westminster Confession at West Lodge Church by the Reverend Dr. The piece also mentions police activity near Gray Avenue and a 12 year old boy in Fairmount Park, plus injuries from a ball field incident and a carriage accident with hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West H
Gordon
Fairmount Park
de Talverman
Playchergo graph tests mental ability in Iowa City
Dr Carl Seashore of the University of Iowa unveils a new testing machine called the Playchergo graph to measure mental actions and characteristics. The device aims to help employers assess applicant brightness and suitability. The original model tested Iowa City schoolchildren, identifying brightest and dullest pupils, and has since been remodeled and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Carl BK. ‘Seashore
University of Iowa
Seashore
Meat prices rise under Beef Trust influence
A general rise in fresh meat prices was ordered last week by the Beef Trust. Local dealers have raised prices two cents a pound on Western meats and expect another three cent jump today. Small daily buyers will feel the burden. a Poplar street dealer blamed the Trust for the higher costs and pass through to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Poplar Street
Choir Holds Anniversary at Church of the Holy Spirit
The eighth anniversary of the choir at Church of the Holy Spirit Eleventh street and Snyder avenue drew a rare musical program. Rev. Samuel H. Boyer led services with an anniversary sermon by Rev. Edgar Cooper. The 33-voice choir, led by Herbert M. Boyer, featured soloists Ermma Kings Lillie Barton Sophia Boyer William R. Jerome John R. Bratton Frank B. Boyer and Harry R. Doherty. A Ghost social awaits tonight at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Spirit
Eleventh Street
Snyder Avenue
John B. Baird
Samuel H. Boyer
Edgar Cooper
Church of St. Simeon
Herbert M. Boyer
Ermma Kings
Lillie Barton
Sophia Boyer
William R. Jerome
John R. Bratton
Frank B. Boyer
Harry R. Doherty
Pittsburg Ripper Amendments Move Forward
After a conference with Senator Quay, Mr. Muehlbronner will introduce amendments to the ripper bill in the Senate. Key changes require contracts be let by the City Recorder and department head with bids filed and council approval via ordinance. The repealing clause would spare only sections one and two of the 1887 charter relating to the councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Quay
Muehlbronner
Senate
George Elphinstone
New York City Employes Payroll and Departments Listed
A survey shows fifty thousand city and county workers in New York with an annual payroll around fifty million dollars. The largest units are Police and Board of Education, with thousands employed and pay varying by department. Other counts cover docks, parks, water supply, health, sewers, public buildings, bridges, corrections, and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
City of
New_York
Board of Education
Police Department
Department of Education
Department of
Department of Charities
Department of Highways
Fire Department
Department of Docks
Ty Treasury
Department of Parks
Department of Water Supply
Board of Health
Department of Sewers
Department of Public Buildings, Lighting and Supplies
Comptroller's Office
Department of Bridges
Department of Correction
Board Public Improvements
Department of Taxes and Assessments
Register
New York
Kings Ty
Debts Block Marriage Plot in San Francisco Tale
In a Chronicle excerpt, Marie refuses marriage until he pays his debts, while Grace notes the paradox that he cannot settle his finances until wed. The dialogue highlights social constraints and bargaining within a likely domestic drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Marie
Grace
Wisecrack on ages with horse teeth and hen humor
A humorous exchange compares age guesswork between animals. Wiseman remarks on horse age by teeth while Jokers claims certainty from his own teeth. The lines play on literal and figurative age indicators with a playful jab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Wiseman
Occupation Lost Leaves Brooklyn Wife in Despair
In a 1901 Brooklyn scene a workingman announces his firing by J. P. and claims there is no other provider. His wife asks what happened as their future darkens with unemployment and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Brooklyn
Danny
Fred
J. P
Country Bunko Man Outwits Gambler in City Tale
In a rural exchange recounted by Pack Silas, Hiram recalls how he let a bunko man enter his circle. He admits suspicion arose late yet the conman claimed anonymity from the country to avoid detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack
Silas
Bunko
Hiram
Josiah Faces Tough Quandary in Geta Saget Mystery
In a Chicago News note, Josiah is tangled in a puzzling situation as questions swirl about whether he handed over the Geta Saget. The piece hints at a critical dilemma and unsettled accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Josiah
Misuse of Memorial Day Sermons Critique Community
Clergymen denounce Memorial Day abuses at St Pauls and Scott churches. Rev James Dinerty cites drunken carnivals and seven deaths while Rev W A Ferguson warns youths drift from sacred purpose to revelry and social clubs prone to crime. Parental guidance blamed for lack of restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Dinerty
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Flat Rock
W. A. Ferguson
Scott Methodist Episcopal Church
Dangers of the Summer Season Sermon at Grace Church
The Rev. Robert B. Wallace preached on the dangers of summer pleasures at Grace Presbyterian Church after a boating accident at Flat Rock Dam. He warned youths to choose companions carefully and to maintain private devotion and public worship amid seaside temptations. Florence Densmore, a church member, was noted in the context of the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Wallace
Grace Presbyterian Church
Federal
Flat Rock Dam
Florence Densmore
Stole Flowers From Grave Accused by Grieving Husband
John Rusk a 49 year old of 318 Belgrade Street faces a magistrate hearing after Joseph Gear of 1828 Harrison Street accused him of stealing flowers from Gear's wife's grave at Knights of Pythias Cemetery and placing them on Rusk's wife's grave. Gear restrained Rusk and took him to the Twenty Fourth District station. Rusk offered no defense and pleaded for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rusk
Belgrade Street
Ackerman
Joseph Gear
Harrison Street
Knights of Pythias
Gear
Rusk
Twentyfourth District
Infant dies from swallowed jackstone in Dover Street tragedy
Russell Hummell aged one of 2582 Dover Street died yesterday after swallowing a jackstone last Friday. The stone lodged in his windpipe causing persistent coughing. Dr A Milby Hopkins treated him and after an attempted operation the stone was expelled but his left lung collapsed moments later, killing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hummell
Dover Street
A. Milby Hopkins
Conewago Chapel Transferred to Harrisburg Bishop
The Conewago Chapel near Hanover was transferred from Jesuit management to the bishop of Harrisburg. The Jesuits arrived in 1738 and established a mission that grew into the network of Catholic churches in Southern Pennsylvania and northern Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Society of Jesus
Conewago Chapel
Harrisburg
Conewago
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Church of the New Jerusalem Convention Opens in New York
The opening session of the Church of the New Jerusalem convention in the United States focused on the Young People's Societies. Officers named include President John W. Stockwell Jr of Philadelphia, Vice President Paul Hyman of Chicago, Treasurer Frederick A. Suter of Brooklyn, and Secretary Miss B. P. Spamer of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of New Jerusalem
New York
Church of the New Jerusalem
United States
Young People's Societies
John W. Stockwell, Jr
Philadelphia
Paul H. Hyman
Chicago
Frederick A. Suter
Brooklyn
B. P. Spamer
Baltimore
Camden Police Raid Nabs Annie Cannon and 17 in Haddon Ave House
Captain Stanley and Camden officers raided Annie Cannon’s house on Haddon avenue late last night. Four girls and thirteen men found inside, action taken on a Law and Order Society complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Stanley
Camden
Annie Cannon
Haddon Avenue
Law and Order Society
Railway officials offered upper continental salary figures
The Call reports J. Stubbs traffic manager of the Southern Pacific, currently in New York, offered the commissioner post for the Eastern salone and The commissioner Kd represents the Northern Pacific Great Southern Union Pacific. proposed salary will be 900,000 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. ©. Stubbs
Southern Pacific
New York
Ee Continenta Eastern Salone
Northern Pacific
Union Pacificional
Germany faces grain shortfall amid harvest anxiety
Berlin reports alarm over German harvest causing government concern. Imports of foreign wheat rise and a potential loss of 80 million dollars looms as the harvest woes affect the economy in 1900.
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Germany
Philadelphia
Berlin
Accident cases at hospitals Episcopal and Polyclinic
Fragmented report lists multiple injuries and wounded persons with addresses and injuries at or near Episcopal Hospital and Polyclinic. Names include James Ball, Peter McGrate, Bertha Yeedhaw, Cohen, and Leo Robinson with fractures, lacerations, and leg wounds. Locations cited: Rover Street, Stamper Street, Carpenter Street, South Sixth Street, Romeo Ce Elaed area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Yeedhaw
Stamper Street
Carpenter
Fires Reported Across Yesterday’s Districts
Fragmentary note lists multiple fire incidents with partial names and locations including Hen and Sarah Ottey. The text references burning dwellings and emergency responses, hinting at several small fires within a short timeframe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ottey
Thirty-Fifth Annual Meetings of Local Bodies
Report lists the thirty fifth annual meeting of Pairmount Park Commissioners and the thirty fifth annual encampment of the State Department G A R at Gettysburg. Also notes meetings of Republican city group at 1 PM and National Society convention and a public charity committee session at 2 90 PM to discuss Almehouss removal of the Port Wardens board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairmount Park Commissioners
State Department
Gettysburg
National Society
Cousells
Committee On Charities To Correction
Almehouss
Board of Port Wardens
Woman to Enter Trappist Monastery for First Time Since Mrs Knott
Mrs Jean Fuqua Beckham wife of Governor Beckham will visit the Trappist Monastery at Gethsemane Nel son county Kentucky on Tuesday June 4 accompanied by Governor Beckham and a party of twenty. The abbot ordered a holiday for the monks marking a historic first in fifty two years with a woman admitted to the grounds. The monastery restricts entry to royal wives noting Mrs Knott was the only prior female visitor and guards the gate with a prohibition of entry under excommunication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Gethsemane
Nelson County
Jean Fuqua Beckham
J. ©. W. Beckham
J. Proctor Knott
Kentucky
Probation for Offenders Gains Noted Abroad
A New York Tribune summary notes Massachusetts 1879 probation laws for juveniles and later including some adults, especially drunkards, show better moral and economic outcomes than imprisonment. Probation officers guide offenders back to family, offering help rather than stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
England
Howard Association
London
Democrats Not Deceived Over South Carolina Rifts
The piece argues Tillman and McLaurin resignations will clear the South’s political air. It predicts McLaurin may join Republicans soon and urges South Carolina Democrats to see through his pretensions. The upcoming November primary carries national significance for the “solid South” and party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
South
Palmetto
Will Vindicate Tillman
The Raleigh News and Observer notes South Carolina’s two Senators resign and appeal to Caesar. The piece argues for one Democrat replacement, saying Tillman risks a five year term and McLaurin has little to lose. It predicts South Carolina will back Democratic ballots to vindicate its faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
South Carolina
Caesar
Senate
Tillman
McLaurin
The Presbyterians and the march of theological progress
From the New York Herald分析 the Presbyterians vote for creed revision marks a new epoch. The piece argues truth advances with the ages and the church should move with universal progress, gaining broader community confidence as it aligns with evolving doctrine and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
South Carolina Democrats in Turmoil Over Leadership in Tillman McLaurin Debate
From the New York World report questions whether South Carolina Democrats will back Senator Tillman or Senator McLaurin and if a new, trustworthy leader can unite the party behind democracy versus republicanism amid a heated campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Democrats
South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
San Carolina
Deey
Moses of his party new role for McLaurin
Senator McLaurin of South Carolina stirs controversy with a bold political shift. He says he has not left the Democratic party but assumes the role of Moses to guide it out of the wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Moses
Sermons On Creed Burning Stir Camden Presbyterians
Sermons inspired by Rev Dr Marshall's burning of creed parts in Broadway M E Church were preached in two Camden Presbyterian churches. At Second Presbyterian, Rev Robert Westly Peach argued the creed remains the Westminster Confession, while creed revision continues. Rev Arthur W Spooner of Calvary cautioned against creed burning as entertainment and warned it could reopen denominational rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Broadway M. E
Camden
Second Presbyterian Church
Robert Westly Peach
Presbyterian Church
America
Mecklenburg
Arthur W. Spooner
Calvary Church
Forty Years With His Church Celebrates Reeve Anniversary
The Lombard Street Central Presbyterian Church marked the fortieth anniversary of Rev. J B Reeve D D ordination and installation as pastor. Rev Dr Reeve delivered the anniversary sermon at 10 30 AM to a large crowd. The church now has 450 members and has had five pastors. Special weeklong Sunday School and auxiliary events were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Reeve
D. D
Lombard Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Ninth Street
Reeve
Assembly Progress in Revision Sermon At Westminster
The Rev. Dr. Charles M. Alford preached at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Broad and Fitzwater praising progress in church revision. He cited the Bible as infallible and noted shifting views on recasting the confession while insisting Calvinistic principles remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Charles M. Alford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Broad and
Fitzwater Streets
Carnation Day Observed at Tabernacle Church
Carnation Day was observed yesterday at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church at Thirty seventh and Chestnut streets. President McKinley’s favorite flower filled the pulpit and desk as Rev. Dr. Henry C. McCook, back after illness, led services. The day is observed each June on the first Sunday with sermons on Green Pastures and Still Waters and The Power of Habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Thirty-seventh
Chestnut Streets
McKinley
Henry C. McCook
McC
Festival of the Rose Service at Trinity Reformed Church
Yesterday morning the Festival of the Rose was held at Trinity Reformed Church Seventh below Oxford. Roses and American flags decorated the space as Rev Charles H Coon D D led a twelve year old annual service with songs recitations and an address. In the evening the forty first anniversary of the Sunday was observed.
Baptists Open Church They Built
The Metropolitan Baptist Church at Twentieth and Tasker streets opened yesterday with sermons by Rev. J. L. Barksdale and Rev. Dr. Kerr Boyce Tupper. The event marked a milestone for the local Negro community as the congregation welcomed new members and celebrated the consecration of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Twentieth
Tasker Streets
J. L. Barksdale
Kerr Boyce Tupper
Randolph
New Pastor Preaches at St James Church
The Rev. William Richardson, newly appointed rector of St James Parish, preached on the lovable character of Christ and the Trinity at his first service on Walnut Street. He attended an informal reception after the sermon as members greeted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
William ©. Richardson
St. Jamies’ P’ BE
Walnut Streets
Mon
Ter
Divine services at Masonic Home services held Sunday
Divine services were held yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Home at Broad and Ontario streets under St. Alban Lodge No. 520 auspices. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Charles H. Coon of the Oes Mode it hue May Sanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Broad and
Ontario Streets
St. Alban Lodge
Charles H. Coon
Odd Fellows' Home Holds Sunday Services
Regular Sunday services at the Odd Fellows' Home at Seventeenth and Tioga streets were conducted yesterday afternoon under the care of Parker Norris Loge. The Rev. Amos J was noted in the report as leading part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Pellows
Odd Fellows
Seventeenth and Tioga Streets
Ansaves
Parker Norris
Amos J
Music Survives at St Matthias as Choir Is Dismissed
Yesterday at St Matthias Protestant Episcopal Church music continued despite the resignation and dismissal of choir leader Professor Aaron R. Taylor. Organist Arthur K. Baines played. a new quintet appeared, with Emil Gastel to replace Taylor as choirmaster. the vestry plans a large vested choir in September. The rector, Rev Dr Henry Anstice, said the choir was discharged and that the church would not rely on the old singers again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthias’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Wallace Streets
Aaron R. Taylor
Arthur K. Baines
Emil Gastel
Taylor
Henry Anstice
St. .Matthias
Philadelphia Times
Anstice
Times
Trinity Church Marks Eightieth Endowment Day
Trinity Church at Second and Catharine Streets observed its eightieth anniversary with services led by Rector Rev. Jesse Y. Burk and others. The day included Holy Communion, a sermon, a Sunday school address, and a confirmation of twenty five by Rt. Rev. C W Whitaker. Four thousand dollars was raised toward endowment, aided by Trinity Sunday as the annual day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Second
Catharine
Jesse Y. Burk
Horace F. Fuller
H. L. Duhring
C.W. Whitaker
F. M. Laitt
Trinity Surday
Death notices fragment list from a 1901 obituary page
A chaotic compilation of death notices and funeral details. Names include Florence Bohn Francis Campbell Martin Casey Henry Devine Thomas Devine Mary Donnelly Emma Engard and Emma Hassan with ages and addresses. Interments listed at Holy Cross Evergreen and private graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohn
Florence
Jules
Elizabeth Bohn
Campbell
Donne
Francis Campbell
Taira
Casey
Martin Casey
Oxford Street
St. Michael’s Church
Devine
Senate Street
Camden
Evergreen Cemetery
Engard
Emma Engard
Brown Street
Hassan
Henry
John
Julia Hassan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Holy Cross Cemetery
Hughes
Stephen Francis
Aareees
Lizzie Hughes
Daniel Lees
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Parrish Street
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Ripper
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Jackstone
Baby
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James Ball
Rover Atreet
Geo Iki
Eyen
Bernhard
Hare
Peter McGrate
Orimbia Avenue
Polyclinic
Leo Robinson
South Sixt Ag Art Ws Ca
Pichent
Ted Brom Et Ae
New York Tribune
Will
Presbyterians
Dr. Marshall
J. B. Reeves
Briggs
Smythe
Masonic Home
ST. Matthias
Vested Choir
Paseral
Anka E
Shilberman
Bertie
Cler
Lena
South ‘Eth St
Willard
Mittos E
R. T
Sacerhoff
Eliz. c
Creston Renta
Shor
Myriam
Filbert St
Beach
Charles L
N. Willing
Dietz. John
Green
Earl W
Jefferson Hospital
Baker’s
Sakance
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