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From: Peter & Nancy Pfaff <>
Subject: [Bklyn] More from 14 Aug 1896 NY Times
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 12:58:58 -0400


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Continued from my previous post, names of those hospitalized due to heat
prostration, Aug 1896, from the New York Times:

McCHANE, James, 20, 73 E. 88th
McCRADE, W.J., 74, 59 Greenwich st
McDONOUGH, Margaret, no age, 623 E. 15th
McINTYRE, Jane, 52, 409 E. 29th
McJILTON, John, 47, 114 Park row
McKIBBEN, Mrs. Margaret, 30, 130 W. 62d
McLAUGHLIN, Hugh, 35, 376 10th av
McMANN, Michael, 34, 416 W. 50th
MAHONEY, Michale, 37, 407 E. 114th
MASS, Morris, 22, 157 E. Houston
MENE, Joseph, 51, 343 E. 48th
METZ, JOhn, 40, 317 Bowery
MIDDLETON, Allen, 30, residence unknown
MIDDLETON, Ella, 176 1st av
MILLER, John, 31, 236 W. 19th
MINK, Thomas, 30, 306 E. 78th
MONTGOMERY, William, 79, no home
MOORE, Julia, 45, 36 Essex st
MOORE, Thomas, no age, 301 Mott st
MUNZ, Charles, 65, 129 Sheffield st, Brooklyn, not hospitalized
MURPHY, Edward, 25, 35th st & 1st av
NAUGHTON, Michael, 19, 544 W. 53d st
NELSON, William, 29, 492 Canal st
NICHOLAS, Catherine, 42, 223 W. 60th
O'BRIEN, John, 535 W. Broadway
O'NEILL, Hugh, 33, 540 E. 19th
O'NEILL, Margaret, 19, 361 Madison st, not hospitalized
ONSUB, Oberelet, 52, 66 Macdougal st
O'KEEFE, John, 19, 549 W. 42d
OWENS, Anna, no age, 335 E. 31st
PEET, William, 20, 305 W. 55th
POLLY, Eliza, 65, 509 E. 13th
POWERS, John J., 22, clerk in the post office, 209 E. 25th
POWELL, Walter, 38, E. 53d
ROGAN, William, 24, 217 W. 19th
RYAN, Bridget, 45, residence unknown
SCHNEIDER, George, 65, 48 E. 70th
SCHREINER, Clara, 27, of Briggstown, NJ
SCHULMAN, Louis, 24, 148 Eldridge st
SHERIDAN, William, 41, 768 Gates av
SIMMONDS, Annie, 23, 49 E. 80th
SMITH, Mary, 16, 11 Carmine st
SMITH, Philip, 35, 41 Lewis st
SMITHSON, Thomas, 32, 517 E. 16th
STEWART, Alexander, 35, 545 3d av
SULLIVAN, Florence, 29, 266 Hester st
SWENSON, Charles, 33, Webster av, Ravenswood L.I.
TRAINOR, John, attendant in hospital at Blackwells Island
ULBRICHT, Phoebe, 25, domestic, 150 3d av
USHER, Lizzie, 22, 531 W. 29th
VEMES, Bora, 35, S. Washinton st, attended at home
VOGE, Patrick, 22, 201 Madison st
WAGERMAN, Ludwig, 35, street cleaner, 213 E. 28th
WAGNER, Louis, 35, 213 E. 28th
WEISS, John, 25, 320 Spring st
WILKINS, Elizabeth, 23, 320 E. 9th
WILLIAMSON, William, 30, policeman, 340 W. 27th
YEOPEY, Lizzie, 45, 525 W. 39th

Brooklyn Deaths
---------------
COLLINS, Andrew, Brooklyn Hospital
COLWELL, William H.C. 59, 741 Myrtle av
CURTIS, George W., 40, 529 Warren st
CUSICK, Patrick, 50, 543 Court st
DALY, John, 46, 1 Summit st
FARBER, Henry, Cumberland St. Hospital
FARRELL, Christopher, 57, 200 1/2 Furman st
GALLAGHER, Jane, 30, 112 Sandford st
HOLDEN, Mrs. Margaret, 70, 224 Johnson av
JARVIS, Jesse, Cumberland Street Hosp
LEARY, Joseph, Cumberland Street Hosp
MAHR, Kate, 72, 259 Humboldt st
MARKUS, Annie, 85, 220 Johnson av
MUSBACH, Mrs. Elizabeth, 59, 202 Throop av
SALMON, John, 65, 770 Monroe st
SMITH, George, 4 months, 997 Flatbush av
THURISH, Mrs. Elizabeth, 60, 71 Douglas st
TRACEY, Frank, 87, 91st st & 4th av
WALSH, Thomas, 31, St. Peters Hosp
WETHERBY, Warner S., 54, 74 Fulton st

Jersey City Deaths
------------------
BUCKALEW, James, 50, of New Brunswick
CURTIN, William, no home
FLAHERTY, Ellen, 70, 451 1/2 Jersey av, fell dead while ironing
GROSS, Emma, 33, 29 Cook st
JENNINGS, Mrs. Lizzie, 50, 301 7th st
MARTIN, Thomas, 50, Symes Hotel
MIESAGES, Charles, 25, 453 Bergen av
PHEIL, Martin, 40, 258 Pacific av
SMITH, Samuel J., 42, 95 Spring st, Newark
WALSH, Patrick, 52, 197 7th st. His son-in-law, Edward CONWAY,had died of
the heat one week before and also Mr. Conway's young son.

Hoboken Deaths
--------------
KELLAN, Thomas, 35, 373 1st st
KETCHAM, Jennie, 45

North Hudson Deaths
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GUTH, Mamie, 3, Pierce av, West New York
KERN, Charles A., 30, Palisade av, Union Hill
SWARTZ, Leonard, 60, Clinton Ave & High st

Yet more to come from this edition of the Times...

Nancy Pfaff
Wallingford, Connecticut

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