Obituary notices from18th to 20th century city papers
A mixed set of funeral and interment notices from Baltimore and New York papers, listing individuals such as MARGARET CORCORAN, MAURICE JOSEPH O Donnell, SHERMAN PLATT, SARAH RAPP, JULIUS SONDHEIMER, WILLIAM C WEEDON, ALICE WHITING, and MARY C. WARBOLD, with details on birth, residence, dates, funeral times, and interment locations including Mount Olivet Cemetery and Grace Baptist Church. Occasional instructions request copies for newspapers in other cities.
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Brans and
Lee
Letimer Tyneral
St. Andrew's Church
New Hampshire Avenue
Vetmeet
Oake Hill Cemetery
M'Cormack
Englewood
N. J
Margaret Corcgran
Fregk C McCormack
Aim
T. Corrorin
Vernon Street
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
O'Donnell
Providence Hospital
Maurice Joseph
Dennis J
Nellie Wolfe O'Donnell
Mount Olivet
Platt
M. Sherman Platt
The
Portner
St Margaret's Church
Ogdensburg
Manitowoc
Wis
Bapp
Wer
L Street
Sarah Eb
William Rapp
Bondheimer
Julius Sondheimer
Ars
Twentieth Street
Znom
New York
Weedon
Sixth Street
William C Webdon
Grace Baptist Church
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Whisky seized from billiard parlor owner in King Street area
Washington Fost Bureau reports an unusual number of intoxication cases near a King street billiard parlor led to a search for contraband whisky. 75 quarts were found in a garage behind Morris Bennett's establishment. He was arrested on a charge of unlawful possession but bonded and released after posting 500 dollars. Funeral services for Philip M. Bradshaw were held at his residence on King street with burial at Bethel Cemetery. Robert Grimes, longtime night watchman at the post office, died at Georgetown University Hospital after a brief illness. He was the son of Mrs A. D. Grimes and brother of Mrs. Joseph Armstrong.
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Washington Fost Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Morris Hennett
Printer's Alley
Lee
Fairfax Streets
Bennett
Order of Odd Fellows
Order of Fraternal Americans
City School Board
Philip M. Bradshaw
Eugene B. Jackson
R. H Cox
Gilbert J Cox
S H. Lunt
Lance Peete
John G. Cockey
T. Calvert Perry
Bethel Cemetery
Robert Grimes
Post Office
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
A. D. Grimes
Joseph Armstrong
Nat GC Goodwin dies shocking Miss Georgia Gardner romance ends
The actor Nat GC Goodwin dies suddenly shocking Miss Georgia Gaegner who awaited his sixth marriage. After news of Miss Margaret Moreland's remarriage, Goodwin had vowed not to marry again but sought leave from his Baltimore company and Gardner moved to New York to arrange his return.
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Nat GC. Goodwin
Georgia Gaegner
Mr. Goodwin
Margaret Moreland
Baltimore
Miss Gardner
New York City
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