Society and the Home Notes of Philadelphia Society Life
Mr. and Mrs. Levick host at Rala while Mrs Moylan and Mr Moylan Thomas sail for Europe next week. Weddings, engagements, travels, and summer plans fill society pages with names like Miss Mary Boswell, Charles Collins, and Reverends Brady Tomkins Sayres. The column covers families from Devon to Atlantic City, Newport to Nantucket, with receptions, honeymoons, and a flurry of social excursions details.
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Lewis J. Levick
Rala
John Moylan
Thomas
Europe
Edwin A. Pue
Margaret Elliot Field
Lawrence W. de Motte
James Wilson
Devon
Daniel Hutchinson
Chestnut Hill Place
Bar Harbor
Mary Rose Boswell
C. Boswell
Charles Chalmers Collins
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Maude Thorne
Mary FE. Boswell
Ethel Boswell
Mead Perkins
Alice Hall
Eleanor Schrack
Samuel Passmore
James G. Crowell
Harold Akless
Samuel Clyde
Fragmentary royal wedding notes and disaster hints
Fragmented OCR text references Queen Victoria and King Edward, bridesmaids, and a disaster linked to Shamrock IJ. The readable parts hint at royal connections and a possible incident, but specifics are missing.
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Victoria
Edward
Shamrock IJ
The Housekeepers' Column Seeks Practical Household Tips
The Woman's Department editor invites readers of The Philadelphia Times to contribute recipes hints on home management and child care. Send favorite true recipes with explicit quantities and mixing directions to The Woman's Department The Philadelphia Times.
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Woman's Department
Philadelphia Times
THE
Traditional Cake and Ginger Bread Recipes with Ivy Poison Remedy
Cream half cup butter and one cup sugar, beat yolks, add milk and flour with baking powder. Fold in whites, add walnuts for nut cake or muffins. Also ginger bread with molasses and spices. bake in pan or muffins. Ivy poison treatment uses formalin diluted in water for bathing the affected area.
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New Orleans
How to Arrange Flowers for Balance and Style
The florist warns against overcrowding and mixing large blooms with frail foliage. Large flowers need substantial leaves or sprays, while small blooms suit finer fronds. Avoid a plateau of equal height by offsetting tallest stems and using broad side sprays for balance. in tall slim vases, emphasize height and slimness, with drooping leaves for long-necked vessels.
Vacation nature books for parents and children urged
Dr Lacey L W Wilson head of biology at Philadelphia Normal School recommends books to help children learn about flowers trees birds and seashore life during vacation. He notes readers can use a chart and keys to identify species and encourages home nature study with Mrs Danas and other titles including Animal Life of Our Seashore Moths and Butterflies and Insect Life.
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Lacey L. W. Wilson
Philadelphia Normal School
Dr. Wilson
Wilson
What One Woman Thinks The Summer Girl Is Ripening
A humorous look at social life and manners in a Philadelphia context. It laments aging, vanity, and superstition while reflecting on weddings, funerals, and the role of men and women in society. The piece contrasts plain versus engraved names and notes expected demeanors in social figures.
Woman Builds a Country Home to Save Marriage
From the Smart Set a tale of a woman who rejects matinees and society to pursue cooking classes and home nursing. She insists marriage requires preparation and, preferring a country home, she and her husband relocate to an abandoned farm where his dislike of rural life and missed trains contribute to a strained union. they never have children, illustrating that prevention can backfire.
Tattooed Fashion Spreads Among Society Leaders Abroad
Reports from overseas declare tattooing fashionable among elites and even soldiers and sailors. Women wear beauty spots and lip lines while men tote dragons and geisha menagerie on arms, with a Woolwich officer drawing astonished praise.
Moses Cradle Gift For Italian Royal Baby From Margherita
The Dowager Queen Margherita presented two Moses cradles in Milan for the newborn Italian royal, one for everyday use with white mousseline de soie and silver, and a baptismal cradle of pure white lace, matching robe, and white crepe de chine.
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Italy
Margherita
Milan
Moses
Rome
An English Castle Legend at Tan deragee Castle
The tale speaks of Tan deragee Castle once owned by a Sparrow family line and later by the Duke of Manchester and his American bride. One daughter married, another died in the great cholera plague early last century and was buried in the family vault at Tanderagee churchyard. Years later the vault was opened to reveal her skeleton kneeling by the door away from her coffin.
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Tanderagee Castle
Duke of Manchester
Sparrow
Tanderagee Church Yard
Legend of the Crow told by a feathered singer
The verse recalls Mr Crow once sang like lark and bluebird then woke one dawn to find his voice gone leaving only a hard chromatic measure. Alice Jean eats Cleator appears in Teachers World.
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Mr. Crow
Lark
Bluebird
Alice Jean Eat
St Josephs College Commencement at Park Theatre
The St Josephs College commencement occurred at the Park Theatre with Cardinal Martinelli presiding. Arch bishop Ryan and Bishop Prendergast attended as dignitaries. The program featured speeches by Edward T. Harkin and John F. Hogan, plus a valedictory by Edward S. Morrissey. Albert H. Rosewig received the Doctor of Music degree.
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St. Joseph's College
Park Theatre
Cardinal Martinelli
Archbishop Ryan
Prendergast
Edward T. Harkin
John F. Hogan
Edward 8. Morrissey
Owen A. Hill
Iloctor
Albert H. Rosewig
Notable Jesuit College Honors at St. Josephs
The graduates of St. Joseph's College received gold and silver medals across multiple disciplines including mental philosophy natural sciences oratory elocution and Greek Latin history and Christian doctrine. Michael Ryan delivered the graduates address praising the Jesuit fathers and urging enduring prosperity for the new era under Catholic guidance.
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James J. Breen
William J. Dawson
Haward I. Harkin
James A. O'Connell
Edward
Morrissey
Michael P. O'Neill
Frederic C. McMahon
Paul V. Connelly
John A. Oebbecke
E. Harkin
John A. Murphy
Francis J. Kane
College of Society
Louis A. Mellon
A. B
Charles D. O’brien
Richard J. Low
Edwin J. McKenna
Eugene A. Martin
James A. Dougherty
Charles B. Brinton
James V. Mellon
Ohn J. Abbott
John J. Abbott
John J
Michael Monaghan
William F. XxX
Joseph FE. Hogan
Richard P. Murphy
Joseph I. Rowan
Amin A. Donahoe
William K. Cambles
Michael Ryan
Society of Jesus
St. Joseph's College
Ryan
Europe
Augustine
Loyola
Globe
America
Old Mother Church
Aith
Cornelius Gillespie
S. J
Prendergast
Senior Class Day at Girls High School Ends in Merriment
Yesterday afternoon sec tion six of the senior general class at Girls High School held its class day exercises in the assembly room. Miss Marian Woltemnate read the class history, Miss Elinore Zook delivered the prophecy, and Miss Frances Steward spoke. Miss Elizabeth Routman presented the presentations in a lively and amusing manner.
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Girls’ High School
Marian Woltemnate
Elinore Zook
Frances Steward
Elizabeth Routman
Military Institute exercises award winners and orators
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Bordentown New Jersey details the Military Institute exercises held today. Edwin W Lohmer of New York City won the gold medal for declamation with William Ralph Drexel of Tarpon Borinage Florida finishing second. W W Craig of New Germantown New Jersey earned gold medals for scholarship and essays. The orators and topics include David Miller Magee Bordentown speaking on Government of the Philippines Clarence Morrow Vandewater Madison on A Plea for the Study of Mythology Ralph Bartram Blackwood Croix Dank West Indies on The Importance of the Danish West Indies to the United States Edgar Kennard Wells Pemberton on The Amorics and Reginald Thomas New York on The Economic Value of Trusts Samuel Wall Garrison Jersey City on General Lawton a Model for Young America.
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Philadelphia Times
Bordentown
N. J
Military Institute
Edwin W. Lohmer
New York City
William Ralph Drexel
Tarpon Borinage
Fla
W. W. Craig
New Germantown
General Lawton
Ameree
Samuel Wall Garrison
Jersey City
Prize Contests at Dickinson Seminary
In Williamsport on June 18 at Dickinson Seminary commencements, Mabel Goh won a gold medal in the music contest with Grace E. Stitzer of Mifflinburg noted. Essays and oratory prize winners to be announced during Thursday exercises. seniors closed day on campus with caps and gowns as class history by Mames, class prophecy by Kasie Bloom, class will by Grace Bloom, poem by Harry Homer, and presentations by Joshua Cuchip.
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Dickinson Seminary
Philadelphia Times
Williamsport
Mabel Goh
Grace E. Stitzer
Mifflinburg
Mames
Kasie Bloom
Sunbury
Grace Bloom
Bunbury
Harry Homer
Bart
Joshua Cuchip
Allentown
Wilson's Successor Not Selected
LEXINGTON Virginia June 18 The election of a successor to the late William L. Wilson as president of Washington and Lee University has been postponed.
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Lexington
William L. Wilson
Washington and Lee University
Alumni Day at Lafayette Sees Record Attendance
Lafayette's sixty sixth annual commencement drew more sons of the college than in a decade as reunions filled the campus. Rev. Albert J. Welsley and Rev. Clearfield Park spoke at the Washington and Franklin Literary Societies. A bronze memorial tablet for Thomas Conrad Porter D D LL D was unveiled in the chapel. James W. King delivered the alumni address. President Warfield reviewed ten years of growth and announced gifts approaching 450000 dollars. Alumni officers were elected and new faculty appointments noted. A 30000 dollar gift from J Renwick Hogg funded a Y M C A building.
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Philadelphia Times
Easton
Lafayette
Washington and Franklin Literary Societies
Albert J. Welsley
Tyrone
Clearfield Park
Woodstock
N. Y
Thomas ©. Porter
Warfield
W. B. Owen
Porter
Thomas Conrad Porter
Alexandria
Pardee
Christian
James W. King
Philadelphia
East
G. Harris
Clearfield
P A
W. L. Shafer
Pottsville
Ellen Wattle’s Lee wed Craighill in June ceremony
Miss Ellen Wattle Lee daughter of Thomas Alexander Lee married James Rutherford Craighill of Pittsburgh. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. James B Craighill assisted by Rev. Francis Hopkinson Craighill. Attendant was Miss Caroline Lee with an array of guests from Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh including Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anderson and others.
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Philadelph
Washington
Ellen Wattles Lee
Thomas Alexander Lee
James Rutherford Craighill
Pittsburg
James B. Craighill
Foréatville
Maryland
Francis Hopkinson Craighill
Macon
Caroline Lee
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Anderson
Philadelphia
Thomas
Lazear
Jesse Lazear
Miss Lazear
McKelvy
Messrs. McKelvey
W. W. Card
Er. L. Costin
William Costin
Henrietta Costin
Andrew Fleming
Charlea L. Lyon
Ellen Lyon
P. Orr
Miss Orr, Jameson
J. Benjamin Lyon
William Graham
Howard Bidwell
Eliot Kebler
Marriage of Thomas Jefferson Armitage and Esther Fisher
Thomas Jefferson Armitage and Esther Miriam Fisher were married last evening by Rev. Russell Conwell at 1815 Pacific Street. Mrs Armitage is popular in Tioga. The groom is a Jefferson descendant whose great grandfather served on Washingtons staff and as a poet in Long Island Brandywine and Germantown battles. The couple left for Niagara Falls after the ceremony and will be home after July 16.
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Thomas Jefferson Armitage
Esther Miriam Fisher
Russell Conwell
Pacific Street
Fisher and Wein ing Wed Quietly in Afternoon Ceremony
Harry M. Fisher and Miss Jennie J. Wein ing were quietly married yesterday afternoon. The bride's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weining, served as a wedding attendant and matron of honor. The couple plans a honeymoon in Harrisburg.
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Harry M. Fisher
Jennie J. Weining
Charles Weining
Harrisburg
Marriage of Edward Aufderheider and Lena Snellen
The marriage of Edward Aufderheider to Miss Lena Snellen was celebrated last evening. Both are well known in downtown circles, with Aufderheider described as a business man and a prominent musician, noted for his violin playing.
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Edward Aufderheider
Lena Snellen
Aufderheider
Miss Minnie Craig Weds C B Spoerl at Brick Hotel Newtown
Newtown June 18 Miss Minnie Craig daughter of Robert Craig was united in marriage to C B Spoerl of Philadelphia at the historic Brick Hotel. Rev T J Elms of the Newtown Presbyterian Church officiated. The bride wore applique point d esprit over white silk. Bridesmaids Miss Margaret Craig and Miss Lillian M Spoerl. Best men were themes Hart and Thomas Stokley, both of Philadelphia.
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Spoer
Craig
Philadelphia Times
Newtown
Minnie Craig
Robert Craig
C. BE. Spoerl
Philadelphia
T. J. Elms
Newtown Presbyterian Church
Margaret Craig
Lillian M. Spoerl
Point D’esprit
Themes Hart
Thomas Stokley
Philaphia
Ost rander Daughter Weds William Baird of Camden
Atlantic City June 18 Miss Sarah Livingston Ostrander third daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Ostrander of this city married William Baird of Camden New Jersey The ceremony was performed by Rev Holmes F Gravatt pastor of the Central Church Miss Lilly V Davison was maid of honor and Charles Graw of Camden was best man
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Cape May
Frank D. la Lanne
Berkshire Hills
C. Ross Smith
Floyd W. Tomkins
Holy Trinity Church
Merion, Mase
Bolton Winpenny
Atlantic City
Nellie
Horace Richards
Daniel Hesselpoth
J. Harry Schaffer
Frederick Schoell
Charles Seymour
Philadelphia Times
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah Livingston Ostrander
Charles W. Ostrander
William Baird
Camden
N. J
Holmes F. Gravatt
Central Church
Lilly V. Davison
Charles Graw
McGuggart and Miss McCarthy Wed at St Patrick Church
James Mc Guggart and Miss Maize McCarthy were married at St Patrick's Catholic Church in Pottsville this afternoon. Rev F J McGovvern officiated. The bride was escorted by her cousin Miss Lizzie Dolan of Philadelphia and the groom's cousin Jose McKeon served as best man from Schuylkill Haven.
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Philadelphia Times
Pottsville
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
James McGuggart
Maize McCarthy
F. J. McGovvern
Lizzie Dolan
Philadelphia
Jose McKeon
Scuuph
Kill Haven
Wilson Smith nuptials in New Haven home ceremony
Albert E. Wilson of New Castle and Miss Mabel A. Smith were married yesterday at the bride’s home 34 C Street New Haven Conn. The couple are the children of Mr and Mrs Edward L Wilson of New Castle Del and are now joined in marriage according to local society reports.
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Philadelphia Times
New Castle
Del
Albert E. Wilson
Edward L. Wilson
Mabel A. Smith
C Street
New Haven
Conn
Obituary of Ex Governor H. S. Pingree of Michigan in London
Ex Governor Hazen S. Pingree of Michigan died in London at 11 45 PM. His son Pingree Jr. was present. burial arrangements include embalming and return to Detroit. Pingree, born 1840 in Denmark Maine, served in the Civil War and later built a shoe business before a long Republican political career culminating in multiple reelects as governor.
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London
Pingree
Michigan
Pingree, Jr
United States
Hazen Senter Pingree
Denmark
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Detroit
Rty
Goveenet Pests
M. G
Fonts
Africa
Obituary Note Mentions Pingree Kin and Mind Clarity
A dated obituary fragment notes the subject could not retain nourishment yet kept a clear mind. It states Mr. Pingree is survived by a widow and two children, a son and a daughter.
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Mr. Pingree
Louis Aldrich Actor of Frontier Plays Dies at 58
Louis Aldrich a Cleveland native born Hollis Lyons died in Kennebunkport Maine at 58. A longtime stage figure, he starred in Danites and My Partner in Philadelphia and helped Bartley Campbell write My Partner. He spent years with stock companies in New York and Baltimore and later supported the Actors Fund of America. He leaves a wife Clara Shropshire and two children.
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Louis Aldrich
Kennebunkport
Cleveland
Hollis Lyons
Australia
Boston
Nathan
Miss Bateman
This City
John Drew
New York City
Baltimore
Marc Anthony
Melnette
Master Walter
Anna Dickinson
Philadelphia
Partner
Bartley Campbell
Charles T. Paralee
Aldrich
Jim Saunders
Kaffir
Actors’ Fund of America
Clara Shropshire
Funeral of Edwin C. Osborn at Princeton
Funeral services for Edwin C. Osborn treasurer of Princeton were held at his Nassau street home with in state viewing, a First Presbyterian Church tribute and floral displays from friends Royal Arcana and Masonic orders. Pallbearers included university officials and New York and Trenton residents. Also noted: Henry M Magilton of Ellsworth Street, once famed acrobat Jocko the Brazilian Ape, died yesterday and will be buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Edwin C. Osborn
Philadelphia Times
Princeton
Nassau Street
Maitland Vance Bartlett
First Presbyterian Church
Royal Arcanum
Taylor Pyne
J. W. Fielder
University
Henry G. Duffield
C. H. Brackett
James W. Alexander
J. A
Henry M. Magilton
Ellsworth Street
Magilton
Jocko
Spaulding & Rogers
Charleston
Europe
London
Queen Victoria
Mount Moriah
Madame A Angèle D istria La Coste dies in Washington aged 84
Madame A Angèle D istria La Coste, descendant of Corsican patriot General Paoli, died in Washington on Monday at age 84. Her eldest sister was Josephine D istria, goddaughter of Empress Josephine.
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Madame Angele D'Istria LA Coste
General Paoli
Washington
Madame la Coste
Josephine D'Istria
Josephine
Notable 19th Century Industrialists Die Across States
John Allen former New York dry goods figure and later railroad president dies at Saybrook Connecticut aged 86 after years in Connecticut Senate service. Mrs Mary Neff Philadelphia native dies in Pottsville at 76 at her son in law William Sweet's home, a former secures of General Winfield Scott. J D Barbour head of Barbour Flax Spinning Co Paterson New Jersey dies in Lisburn Ireland. senior partner of Barbour firms in flax spinning and thread manufacture.
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John Allen
New York
Peoria, Pekin and Jacksonville Railroad
Illinois
Saybrook, Conn
Connecticut Senate
Mary Neff
Philadelphia
Pottsville
William Sweet
Winfield Pott
J. D. Barbour
Barbour Flax Spinning Company
Paterson, N. J
Lisburn
Ireland
John D. Barbour & Son, Limited
Billy Craver Dies in Troy After Heart Disease
William H. Craver known as Billy Craver dies in Troy New York on Monday after heart disease. He gained national fame as a member of the Haymakers base ball club in 1866.
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William H. Craver
Billy’’ Craver
Troy
N. Y
Haymakers
Captain John W Brechtol Dies at Berkeley Springs
Captain John W Brechtol a Union veteran died at Berkeley Springs West Virginia at age 62 He served with Coyle's Cavalry and later volunteered in the Twentieth Pennsylvania regiment.
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John W. Brechtol
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Coyle
Pennsylvania
Prominent Pa Residents Die Sudden Deaths Yesterday
Nathan Sittler of Sittler Station Schuylkill county aged 77 died of paralytic stroke. Mrs G R Kneedler of Norwood aged 82 was found dead from heart failure. William Knopper of Leibyssville died of heart failure while with relatives. Col Frederick H Flick of Cleveland aged 54 died yesterday. Milton G Bupton of New Market died suddenly yesterday.
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Nathan Sittler
Sittler Station
Schuylkill County
G. R. Kneedler
Norwood, Pa
William Knepper
Leibysville, Pa
Frederick H. Flick
Cleveland
Milton G. Bupton
New Market
Marriages and Deaths Listed in Local Notices
Solomon Black and Rosaline M Brinton, Abraham Heif and Lizzie Hirsh, Morris Kaufman and Esther Miller, Michael Copola and Carmina Del Ross, Albert J Worth and Mary C Dempsey, William Kline and Ella Evans, John Noble and Maude Rettner, Edward J McGuire and Katie A Kilmartin, Charles R Calhoun and Lacy Brewer, Thomas P Coyle and Annie V Kelly, Pete Pendror and Gardwiejer Scyndor are recorded in a sequence of marriages and deaths in the local notices.
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Solomon Black
Rosaline M.brinton
Abraham Heif
Lizzie Hirsh
Morris Kaufman
Esther Miller
Michael Copola
Carmina del Ross
Albert J. Worth
Mary C. Dempsey
William
Kline
Ella Evans
John Noble
Maude
Rettner
Edward J. McGuire
Katie A. Kilmartin
Charles R. Calhoun
Lacy Brewer
Thomas P. Coyle
Annie V. Kelly
Pete Pendror
Gardwiejer Scyndor
Long List of Names Appears in Local Notice
A dense roster of paired names appears in the public notice segment, naming individuals such as William Albertson and Margaret Jones, Frederick G. Kessl and Kathryn Goettelman, Thomas C. Tate and Mary M. Donnan, and many others in potential marital or partnership listings. The page presents numerous pairings without additional context or dates.
Wedding Notice for Swope and Moore at St. Pauls Church
On June 5, 1901, the Rev. R. Rodrick rector of St. Pauls Episcopal Church Caterien N 4 officiated the marriage of Frederick Re. Swope and Mira Moore.
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R. Rodrick
St. Paul's .P. BE. Church
Caterien
Frederick RE. Swope
Mira Moore
Obituary notices from Media and Camden area deaths
Death notices and funeral details for Jane E Collins Anna V Dean John Higgins Sarah J Kennedy Julia A Le Dane Elizabeth Meighan John Mullen Ida J Sourbeer John J Starr Margaret E Yeager and other local obituaries list dates addresses times church services and burial places in Philadelphia area and nearby towns through mid June 1901 including church names and cemeteries such as St. Vincent de Paul Holy Cross and St. Patrick's Cemetery with details on wake times and interment arrangements.
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Higgins
John Higgins
Olive Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross Cemetery
Kennedy
Sarah J. Kennedy
Pennock Atest
St. Francis’ Church
Danville
Coe Broad Street
LE Dane
Julia A
Andrew J. le Dane
Edwin L. Abbott
Meen Street
Private Arch
Meighan
Elizabeth Meighan
North Forty-third Street
Starr
John J. Starr
Gem
Fitzwater Street
Margaret Especes
Wallace Street
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Baltimore Avenue
Nantucket
William J. Jenks
South Fortieth Street
Michael Bare Jenks
Trafford Smith
William Yorke Stevenson
Crozier Robinson
Bremen
Grosser Kurfurst
Charles H. Raymond
Lemuel Coffin Artemus
Penn Cottage
Wynnewood
Mary B. North
Evergreens
Haverford
Cora Scott
Caroline Stark
Florence Lewis
Alexander Williams Biddle
Isleboro
Frederick Rotherme
Edwin Hagert
Blanche Christy
Paul
Ogden, N. J
Elsie T. Herring
Millicent Halsey
Shinnecock Hills
Southampton
L. IL
R. H. Bayard Bowie
Beach Haven
Country Club
Girls’ High and Normal
Lianerch
Delaware County
George W. Kendrick, Jr
G. L. Esterbrook, Jr
Jary
Henry W. Hallowell
L. Wilson
William F. Anderson
Charlies G. Saul
B. Frank Johnston
Calhoun M. Deringer
Blanche Ehlen
Lafayette College
Colonel Deringer
Louise Byerts
Lucy
Miss Merron
Newport
Ida Morrell
John G. Johnson
George Pepper Norris
Bellevue Court
KE. H. Porter
Emmanuel Church
Edward V. Morrell
New Cliffs Hotel
W. E. Keller
Scranton
Alfred Vanderbilt
Tuaxedo
Chastellux
Russell Bellamy
Stuyvesant Fish
Virginia Hot Springs
George F. Jones
Paris
Jones
Rhinelander
Callender
Ward McAllister
Fannie Ward McAllister
Louis Keller
Buffalo
Wilbur Bloodgood
Rumsen Road
Seabright
Frederick Neilson
Miss Neilson
Chauncey M. Depew
Anna Paulding
St. Louis
Helen M. Comstock
William C. Graham
Mary M. Bowling
Thomas R. Asquith
St. Paul's Parsonage
T. R. Walsh
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Avenue de Paris
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Louis Miti
Alexandra
Windsor Forest
Minto
Canada
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Kipling
John Smith
Algernon Percival Jones
Vogue
Woolwich
Legend of
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F. X. Connolly
A. B. Hi
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F. Cotter
A. BR
McGeogh
A. B. J. Shaw
A. B. J . McKeon
Aelaser
A. B. McNab
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Kerford
J. Coffin
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John M. Mecklin
E. J. Fox
Alexander Ralph
J. Renwick Hogg
Craighill-Lee
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Baird-Ostrander
Winfield
Bates
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William Albertson
Margaret Jones
Otter
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Sant Fanetalli
Roalpn Calgiane
Frederick G. Kessl
Kathryn Goettelman
Nathan Tersabow
Annie Pickhols
Patrick Sweeney
Bridget Mohan
Charles Serefiven
Maggie M. Kroushart
Joseph Eckel
Mary Krewer
David Geltzer
Katie Austin
Adam
Hartrunft
Elizabeth A. Hilsee
William J. Hubing
Elizabeth Edelman
Joseph H. Keegan
Lilly Bralsch
Joseph Levy
Wilhelmina E. Moock
Philip B. Gehring
Minnie EB. Ford
Thomas C. Tate
Mary M. Donnan
William W. Barnés
J. Maude Givin
William B. Clark
Katie Keown
Kenry A. McGratty
Annie A. Smith
Thomas W. Garland
Ellen A. McGee
George B. Moore
Bertha C. Pastorelli
William M. Manning
Anna
McCleary
Frederick Hamilton
Susan D. Henderson
Jobn J. Laver
Carrie Pascoe
William KE. Coats
Catharine A. Quinn
Arthur M. Groves Ae Emom
Hickman
David J. Bryant
Adelaide KB. Kensinger
William Hanna
Lizzie Tosh
Frederick I. Mataeh
Millicent O. Fr
John McCabe
Emily M. Shaw
Michael Reese
Anna McLaughlin
James A. Fitzpatrick
Anna Leitmeier
George Cottman
Ella Cuff
Harry PF. Mayer
Lizzie Wentz
Francis T. Mullin
Marie A. Kinky
Edward A. Trostle
L. Kate Clapsaddle
Charles P. Eller
Anna Lonkenheimer
James V. Russell
Ida G. Smiley
George P. McArthur
Sallie L. Deakyne
Michiel Donohue
Mary McCloskey
Morris Jevydsysky
Jennie Sediyk
Mortis Viansky
Minnie Nathalinsky
Frederick J. Mehrer
Ernestine Stoffel
George H. Minnick
Emma
French
Harry Boley
Celia Dunerer
John B. Jones
Clara E. Norton
John J. Guiniven
Elizabeth
Hetzell
John Darlington
Myrtle M. Weitzel
Carlo Longinotti
Loreta Marozdi
John Fitzgerald
Mary Dornan
June Balzer
W William
Sargeant
BAEM
Branch
Ellaworth
Bernstein
Herman
Fulton
Brooks
Alice A
Lombard
BROWN
Spon
Fairmount Ave
Burk
Campbell
John A
Kate W
Vine
Ty Carlin
Phili
N. 4Th St
Harmony
Densmore
Viste
Uw Diedrich
John
Cross
Arizona
Dorsey
Dun
Y. Rose
Morris
Furlong
Emerald
Isabella
Alter
Gassner
Theokla
Mainates
Graham
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Dudley
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Frankle H
Trevose
Bucks Co
Gudknecht
Fitzabeth
Ours Catharine W
N. Franklin
Ib Hague
Julian
Columbia Ave
Anna BR
Hofman
Catharine M Fallon
Jose
Jesse J
Inner
OLLY
Ary
Firewater
Keys
Clara A
Hell
Kind’ . Francis
St. Vincent's
KNOX
Andrew
N. Stillman
Allen Paccaees
Lindsay
John F
Helen
KE. Thompson
Catharine
McKenna
Willam A
Gone & E. Corth
Buttonw
NES
Et K
Germantown
Nimmo
Joseph C
Tasker
Tal iv Noble
Joseph
Hancock
O Lawrence
Wishart
I Werer
Raymond
Annie
Girard Ave
Weiss
Neene
Whalen
Stoklin
Williams
Ramuel c
Saludo
Ackers
United Gas Improvement Co
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