Rochester, Monroe, NY
Democrat & chronicle
Thurs July 17, 1902
ALBERT LUITWEILER DECLARED INSANE
Albert LUITWEILER, 47 years old,
who has long lived with his family on the Weiland road in the town of
Greece, has been removed from his home to the State Hospital, having been
declared insane. LUITWEILER showed mental trouble last spring, and two
weeks ago he became violent and threatened the lives of the members of his
family and several other persons. Last Sunday LUITWEILER drew a revolver
on Dr. B. E. HILMAN, who had been called to examine him.
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POLICE AFTER A BARBER
A barber named WALDAN, who for
some time conducted a shop for Frank PYE, keeper of the Latta House at
Charlotte, has disappeared, and it is alleged that he took with him
several razors, some of them belonging to bandmen stopping at the hotel.
In addition, the hotel keeper will have to settle for a suit of clothes
for which he went security for WALDAN. A warrant for WALDAN's arrest,
charging petit larceny, has been sworn out.
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ARRAIGNED ON FORGERY CHARGE
George F. BEAUMIER, who was
brought back to Rochester from Allegheny City, Pa., by Detective McGUIRE,
early yesterday morning, was later arraigned in police court on a charge
of forgery, second degree. The defendant pleaded not guilty and the case
was set down for a hearing this morning. Bail was fixed at $500 and
BEAUMIER was released on furnishing that sum.
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COMMITTED TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Earl BEACH, 10 years old, was
arraigned before Judge CHADSEY in infants' court yesterday, charged with
grand larceny. After purloining $4 from his mother, he went to Ontario
Beach and spent the money. Then he appropriated a tandem bicycle on which
to ride home. He was committed to the State Industrial School.
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CORONER GRANTS CERTIFICATES
Coroner KLEINDIENST yesterday
granted certificates of deaths from drowning in the cases of John MILLER,
10 years old, who was drowned at Sea Breeze and William D. BENCE, the 2
year-old son of Mrs. Burton BENCE, of Penfield, who was drowned in
Irondequoit bay near the Float Bridge.
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FELL FROM WAGON IN A FIT
Charles RICHARDS, of No. 1
Henderson place, a driver in the employ of William BAKER, a contractor,
fell from his wagon on Commercial street yesterday forenoon in a fit. He
was taken to St. Mary's Hospital in an ambulance. Later he was removed to
his home.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. John WILLIAMSON, of No. 84
Orange street, is visiting relatives in the West.
Miss Mildred COPELAND, of Pearl
street, is spending the summer at Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. James BENZIE sail
for Europe Saturday, to return about the middle of September.
Roland LEHMAN and Jerome HYATT
left Tuesday night for Pittsburg, where they have secured positions.
Mrs. M. D. BREEN has left for
Saratoga as a delegate to the chancellors convention of the C. W. B. L.
Henry W. UTZ, of the firm of Utz
& Dunn, leaves to-day for a month's stay at Port Cockburn, Muskoka.
Miss Edyth A. BARCLAY, of No. 18
Evergreen street, is spending two weeks with Miss Edyth STRITT, of
Salamanca.
S. S. BRAMAN and daughter Olive,
of Main street east, are spending a few weeks in New York, Asbury park and
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Bernard GREENSTONE and son,
Ellison, of New York, are spending the summer with Mrs. LUSHER, of
No. 94 Chatham street.
Mrs. Henry LOWENTHALL, of New
York, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus DAVID, will accompany
them to their summer home at Port Cockburn, Muskoka.
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CAMPBELL -- GIDEONSE
Charles W. CAMPBELL and Miss
Nellie GIDEONSE were married by Rev. F. F. FRY yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the parsonage of the Church of the Reformation on Grove
street. They were attended by James CAMPBELL and Miss Sarah CAMPBELL,
brother and sister of the groom.
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HARTLEY - BEHN
Miss Hannah BEHN and Charles E.
HARTLEY were married Tuesday evening by Rev, S. F. SHARP of Grace
Presbyterian Church, at the parsonage. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Cora BEHN, and William HARTLEY, Jr., acted as best man.
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McMASTER
Miss Florence F. McMASTER and
Howard L. WAGNER, both of Bath, N. Y., were united in marriage yesterday
morning by Rev. George C. FROST, pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church.
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MORTUARY RECORD
Helen I. MACY, wife of Isaac J.
SEELEY, of Lakeville, died in this city yesterday morning, aged 50 years.
She is survived by her husband, one daughter and two sons, Mrs. Otis
WILLIAMS and Harvey S. SEELEY, of Lakeville, and Isaac J. SEELEY, of this
city; also, her mother, Mrs. R. S. MACY; three brothers and one sister.
Grace Esther, daughter of William
J. and Grace C. PRICE, died in Syracuse Monday evening.
Dr. J. J. TEGG died yesterday,
aged 55 years.
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McMULLEN GIRL ARRAIGNED
Winsome Ida McMULLEN, who is
alleged to have separated Diony__s HARGRAVES from $40, was arraigned in
police court yesterday, charged with grand larceny. The case was put over
until July 24th. HARGRAVES was robbed in a West Side hotel while in the
company of the McMULLEN girl and another charmer, who was not arrested.
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POSTMASTER GRAHAM WILL ATTEND
Postmaster James S. GRAHAM will
attend the annual convention of postmasters to be held at Milwaukee,
Wis., August 26th to 29th. The Postmaster-General has granted ten days'
leave of absence to all postmasters of first-class offices in order that
they may attend the convention.
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MAIL CARRIER RESIGNS
Frank T. VOGT, one of the local
force of letter carriers, yesterday resigned. For a year and a half VOGT
has been suffering from a serious ailment which incapacitated him from
further work as a mail carrier. Patrick H. GILGIN(?) a substitute, has
been appointed to VOGT's place.
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FOR DESTROYING A SHADE TREE
Heman BREWER caught Aubrey SLADE,
a boy, hacking at a tree in his yard, No. 35 Hobart street, and promptly
arrested the youth. He turned him over to the police on a charge of
malicious mischief.
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YOUTHS ARRESTED ON VAGRANCY
CHARGE
Officers EHRMENTRAUT and Special
Officer HULBURT, of the New York Central, arrested August YEUTSCH and
Grover BAEHR at the station yesterday on the charge of having no visible
means of support. Each is 16 years old.
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BORN
FISCHER - At Bellevue, Ohio,
Thursday, July 10, 1902, a son to Rev. and Mrs. Frederick FISCHER,
grandson to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. WILMOTT, of No. 190 Monroe avenue.
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DIED
PHALEN - Wednesday, July 16,
1902, Mrs. Mary PHALEN, widow of the late Thomas PHALEN, aged 85 years.
-Funeral Friday at 8:30 A. M.,
No. 398 Plymouth avenue.
TEGG - Wednesday, July 16, 1902,
Dr. J. J. TEGG, aged 55 years.
-The funeral services will be
held Friday afternoon, July 18th, at 2 o'clock from the Odd Fellows'
temple, on Frank street.
PRICE - In the city of Syracuse,
on Monday evening, July 14, 1902, Grace Esther, daughter of William J. and
Grace C. PRICE.
-The remains will arrive at the
Central station on Thursday at 2:20 p.m. and will be taken directly to Mt.
Hope for burial.
BURLINGAME - In this city,
Tuesday, July 15, 1902, at her late residence, No. 45 Greig street, Mrs.
Helen STORMS BURLINGAME, widow of the late J. K. BURLINGAME, aged 70
years.
-Funeral from the residence at
3:30 P. M. Friday. Burial at Fairport.
SEELEY - In this city, Wednesday
morning, July 16, 1902, Helen I. MACY, wife of Isaac J. SEELEY, of
Lakeville, aged 50 years. Deceased is survived by her husband, one
daughter and two sons, Mrs. Otis WILLIAMS and Harvey L. SEELEY, of
Lakeville, and Isaac J. SEELEY of this city; also her mother, Mrs. R. S.
MACY; three brothers and one sister.
-Funeral from the residence of
her son, Isaac J. SEELEY, No. 10 Erie street, Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment in Mt. Hope cemetery.
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WAYNE
George Hollenbeck Blamed the
Weather For His Bad Luck
Because he had become discouraged
over the farm situation, George HOLLENBECK, who works the PULLMAN farm
just east of Sodus village, tried to take his life Tuesday night. He
swallowed arsenic and then started for the home of his brother, Robert
HOLLENBECK, some miles distant, in order that he might die there.
He
informed his brother what had happened, and a physician was sent for
without delay. Dr. Charles F. HITCHCOCK soon arrived and the stomach pump
was used to good advantage. After a time HOLLENBECK was declared out of
danger. He moved from South Sodus to the farm near Sodus April 1st. Owing
to the extremely bad farming weather this season he says he became
completely discouraged and did not care to live longer.
Rochester, Monroe, NY
The Post Express
Wed July 23, 1902
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Richard BAKER, an exempt fireman
aged 70 years, died last night at his residence 114 Tremont street. He
leaves a wife and five children.
The funeral of Sarah Ann SERVIS,
wife of John SERVIS, took place this afternoon from the residence of Silas
A. SERVIS, 21 Fulton avenue.
Harold R. DAYNARD, the 8-month-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. DAYNARD, died yesterday afternoon at the family
residence, 1 Jersey street.
Alois BARTHOLAMAY died Monday at
the family residence, in this city. The funeral will take place at 7:30
o'clock to-morrow from the house and at 9 o'clock, from St. Boniface church.
Anna SMITH died Monday afternoon at
her home, 179 Champlain street, aged 40 years. She is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Mary KANDERER, of Buffalo, N. Y., and two brothers, Thomas
SMITH, of this city, and Patrick SMITH, of Boston.
Herman MANZLER died yesterday
afternoon at his residence, 96 Sanford street, aged 76 years. He is survived
by his widow, two sons, John MANZLER, of Cleveland, O., and Charles MANZLER,
of this city, and three daughters, Mrs. Catherine MORE, of Cleveland, O.,
Mrs. Frank GRIFFEN and Miss Sadie MANZLER, of this city.
John LYONS died yesterday afternoon
at St. Mary's hospital. The remains were removed to 41 Greig street. He is
survived by two sons, Thomas W. and Charles E. LYONS, and six daughters,
Mrs. J. RIDDLE, of Alexander, N. Y.; Mrs. William SHANNON, Mrs. M.
FITZMORRIS, Mrs. E. A. ANTHONY, and Elizabeth and Harriet LYONS, of this
city. The burial will take place Friday morning at East Bloomfield, N. Y.
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DIED
ELLIOT - Suddenly, in Memphis,
Tenn., Mr. William De Buys ELLIOT, brother of Mrs. B. R. LAWRENCE, of 123
Troup street.
FISHER - In this city, July 22,
1902, at the family residence, No. 443 Joseph avenue, William, son of
Frederick and Catherine FISHER, aged 37 years, 6 months. Deceased is
survived by his parents, two brothers, John and Frederick, and four sisters,
Caroline, Mary and Minnie FISHER and Mrs. Rev. George THOMPSON, of India.
-Notice of funeral hereafter.
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WAS NOT TOUCHED
Yesterday afternoon at the circus,
where strange things happen, an excited individual rushed up to detective
BARNETT and informed him that a fat wallet had been stolen from his coat
pocket. BARNETT took the man to one side of the crowd and found the
pocketbook safe and sound in an inside pocket. The complainant had tucked it
away for safety and had forgotten where it was. So far no reports of robbery
have been received by the police.
Rochester, Monroe, NY
Post Express
Thurs July 24, 1902
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Augusta ZUMM, wife of Herman ZUMM,
died yesterday at the residence of her sister, 31 Pardee street, aged 58
years.
Cora De YOUNG, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius De YOUNG, died at her home, 306 St. Joseph street, last
night. She is survived by her parents and two brothers.
Richard BAKER died last night at
the family home, 114 Tremont street. He leaves his widow, two sons, John and
Thomas BAKER; and three daughters, Mrs. T. STANTON, Mrs. W. H. GRADY and
Miss Fannie BAKER.
Caroline A. FLANSBURG, wife of John
P. FLANSBURG, died in the town of Henrietta Tuesday evening, aged 69 years.
She leaves her husband, one son, Marvin H. FLANSBURG; and two grandchildren,
Maud M. and Fred A. KEYES.
William FISHER, son of Frederick
and Catherine FISHER, died Tuesday at the family residence, 445 Joseph
avenue, aged 37 years and 6 months. He is survived by his parents, two
brothers, John and Frederick; and four sisters, Caroline, Mary, and Minnie
FISHER and Mrs. George THOMPSON of India. The funeral will take place
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
John McMAHON, of 64 Glasgow street,
died Tuesday night in Buffalo, aged 63 years. The body was brought to this
city yesterday morning. He is survived by his widow, Margaret M. MAHON; five
daughters, Mrs. S. H. MATHISON, Mrs. F. O. STROWGER, Mrs. C. F. NE_FIE, Mrs.
James DORAN and Agnes McMAHON, and two sons, John of Buffalo, and Henry
McMAHON of Rochester. The funeral will take place at 8:30 o'clock to-morrow
morning from the house and at 9 o'clock from the Immaculate Conception
church.
Rochester, Monroe, NY
Post Express
Mon July 28, 1902
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Susan V. B. HOBBIE died at her
home, 84 University avenue yesterday, aged 87 years.
James PARKER, of 35 Frank street,
died Friday evening at the City Hospital, aged 36(?) years.
Lena, wife of John VANDERMALLE,
died yesterday morning at the Homeopathic hospital, aged 29 years.
Sister Mary Anastatia CUNNING of
the Order of Mercy, aged 50 years, died yesterday morning at the convent on
South street.
Harry BRINKER, infant son of Alden
and Helen BRINKER, died yesterday afternoon at the Infants' Summer hospital,
aged three months.
Hilda SANDER, wife of Joseph
SANDER, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence, 114 Morrill
street, aged 51 years. She is survived by her husband, four sons and two daughters.
Anna, wife of Robert TWIST, died
Saturday morning at the family residence, 235 Penn street, aged 22 years.
She leaves besides her husband, her mother and one sister.
Gottliebe W. WISOTZKE, aged 68
years, died Saturday at the family home, 41 Henry street. Deceased leaves
her husband, Michael WISOTZKE; six sons, William, Fred, Karl, August,
Gottfried and Adolph; one daughter, Mrs. Louisa FRANKENSTEIN, and
twenty-seven grandchildren.
The funeral of Herman MANZLER, a
well known German resident of this city, who died at his home, _6 Sanford
street, on Tuesday last, at the age of 77 years and five mothers, was
held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house and 2:30 o'clock at the
German Reformed Emanuel church. Interment was at Mt. Hope cemetery.
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