Col Raymond Dies at Cambridge After Illness
Col Raymond, veteran of the Spanish American War who planted mines in New York Harbor and helped raise the Maine, died Tuesday in Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge at age 78. A West Point graduate 1893 he retired in 1920 after 31 years service born Brooklyn March 5 1871 son of Brig Gen Charles W Raymond.
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Charles W. Raymond
Raymond
Hill School
Pottstown
Central High School
Washington D. C
West Pont
Engineers’ School
Washington
New
Civil engineer Colonel Raymond remembered for fortifications work
The obituary outlines Col Raymond lifelong military engineer service from 1890s through 1920s at postings in Boston Montgomery Pensacola Leavenworth Denver Wilmington San Diego Honolulu and Los Angeles He held senior roles including director of civil engineers and river and harbor projects He retired in 1920 and remained active in church and public life with affiliations in Cambridge and Honolulu Providing a portrait of a career officer and family man.
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Montgomery
Ala
Pensacola
Fla
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Denver
Cal
Wilmington
Del
Los Angeles
San Diego
Honolulu
Hawaii
Camp Dodge
Cleveland
Engineers’ School
Washington, D. C
Inter- Coastal Waterways Board
Los Angeles Engineers’ District
California Debris Commission
Albany
Atlantic City
Ni J
Cincinnati
Kansas City
St Lukes Episcopal Church of
Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Blossom King
Willetts Point
S. 1
Caroline Raymond
Charles C. Jackson
New York City
Paul R. Spangler
Obituary for Mrs. Chester W. Ott of Cambridge
Mrs. Chester W. Ott of Cambridge dies leaving three sons Col Robert R. Raymond Jr and Lieut. Col. Charles W. Raymond II overseas and Richard Raymond of Bethesda Md. Fifteen grandchildren and one great granddaughter survive. Funeral services held today at 10 am at St Luke's Episcopal Church Cambridge with burial later at West Point cemetery.
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Chester W. Ott
Cambridge
Robert R. Raymond, Jr
Charles W Raymond
Richard Raymond
Bethseda
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
West Point
Soldiers Track Snowbound Pup Through Bethel Garrison
Soldiers at a Kuskokwim base in Bethel Alaska abandon dinner to search for a white malemute lost among snow and willows. After two hours they locate the half frozen pup and bring it back to the mess hall for thawing. The sergeant notes the dogs are valued like veterans.
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Bethel Alaska
UPI
Kuskokwim
Sergi
Earl Glaze
Center
Tex
Glaze
Mexican Traitor Sentenced to Death by Firing Squad
In Mexico City a military court martial convicted Sergt. Juan Gonzalez Martinez of treason. He is sentenced to death by firing squad for allegedly passing confidential matters to a presumed German spy held at a Nazi concentration camp near Perote, Vera Cruz. Martinez is the first treason case in Mexico since joining the war effort last June.
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Mexico City
Juan Gonzalez Martinez
Mertinez
Mexico
Bnxnest
Strone Io
Washington County Probate Court Docket List
Surrogate's Court for the week ending Tuesday lists probate results for estates in Whitehall Kingsbury and other towns. Last wills admitted to probate for Barthalom ew Russell Gardner Reed Burnett Doyle and others with letters testamentary issued to named executors. Judicial settlements adjourned to Feb 9 at Hudson Falls with several estates and guardianships noted.
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Washington County
Frederick Bartholomew
Whitehall
Raymond Bernard Saladin
William M. Russell
Charlotte B. Cross Atkins
John T Ludwig
Easton
Marie M Ludwig
Sarah L. Gardner
Kingsbury
Joseph C. Gardner
William Henry Reed
Hampton
John Reed Stanwix
Andrew Burnett
William Burnett
John J Doyle
Edward L Doyle
Jennie
Lawrence
Jackson
Hudson Falls
Frankli T. Pember
Granville
Bertha M Rosekrans
William Rogekrans
Kings
Bur
Addie Jane Alen
Probate Notices From New York Estates
Probate items list multiple estates with actions including guardianship letters, wills admitted to probate, letters of administration issued to named executors, and citations. Notable entries include Anna May Wright, Paulie Robertson, Anna Berkowitz, Mary A. Tubbs, and L. R. Lewis with dates and locales in Sullivan and Kingsbury regions.
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Anna Berkowitz
Jenne F. Kenyon
Kingsbury
Wiliam C Tubbs
Greenwich
Mary A. Tubbs
Walter J. Tate
Edward
Hudson Falls
Gertrude
Hequernbourg
Albert de Camilla
L. R. Lewis
Aliases Snafu Estate Settlement in Four Cities
Chicago report describes a $15000 estate tangled by aliases for Nathan P Dodge who died at 75 in a rooming house. Probate genealogist Walter C. Cox traced multiple names including Nathan Dodge James Dunn and J B Barr to investments in Boston Seattle San Francisco and Portland.
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Chicago
Nathan P Dodge
Nathan Dodge
J. B. Douglas
James D. Barr
James Dunn
Boston
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Walter C.;cox
Cox
Dodge
Nathan’ Dodge
Two Killed Six Hurt in Connecticut Collision
A Canton Connecticut crash killed Joseph Manary and Joseph Ferrara of Winsted and injured six others. The victims include Vera Rutligino Pauline Bond Henry German James Amiggio Nellie Bazzano and Abe Savitsky. Driver Alexander Sebulski of Hudson escaped injury.
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Canton
Conn
Indian Hill
Joseph Manary
Joseph Ferrara
Winsted
Vera Rutligino
Pauline Bond
Henry German
James Amiggio
Nellie Bazzano
Abe Savitsky
Hudson
Savitsky
Hartford
Alexander Sebulski
Cross Street
Oil stove blast kills 11 year old in LaSalle Fire
A Niagara Falls fire officials report an oil stove explosion in a two story LaSalle home. Mary Louise Boutalliet Boutilier died on the second floor. Her sister Rachele 3 was rescued by a maid Mrs Crista Irwin. Both girls sustained burns while the parents worked at a war plant. a brother George was uninjured.
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Niagara Falls
Edward Wilson
LaSalle
Mary Louise Boutalliet
George Boutilier
Fremen
Rachele
Crista Irwin
George
Extend Job Insurance Benefits and Revisions Considered
Senator Richard A. Di Costanzo introduced bills to extend unemployment insurance from 20 to 26 weeks and raise maximum weekly payments to 26 dollars with 14 dollars minimum. The plan adds 2 dollars per dependent, shortens the waiting period to four days, redefines effective day, and removes lockout exceptions. A concurrent resolution would study the small loan situation.
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Richard A. di Costanzo
New York City
di Costanzo
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