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Mrs. Mary E. Cronin Mrs. Mary E. Cronin, 84, widow of Patrick Cronin, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Katherine Hawkins, 109 South Smallwood street, following a protracted illness. She was a daughter of the late Read More …
Sale of a Saloon John Dougherty has purchased of John Keating his saloon business in John Griffin’s house, 48 Cottage street, and has taken possession of it. Source: Sale of a Saloon, Middletown Daily Times, Middletown, New York, 20 May Read More …
John Keating John Keating, a former resident of this city, and father of Thomas E. Keating, former assistant secretary of the Board of Public Works died yesterday in Ridgewood, where he had resided for the past five years. Death was Read More …
Edward P. Keating, Sr. Danbury, Feb. 18–Services for Edward P. Keating, Sr., 76, of 55 West Wooster street, a retired hatter, who died Friday in his home, took place today in St. Peter’s church, with a high Mass of requiem. Read More …
Mrs. John J. Stenson Services for Mrs. Margaret M. Keating Stenson, of 91 Elmwood place, widow of John J. Stenson, who died yesterday in her home, will take place Thursday at 8:30 a.m. in her home, and at 9 o’clock Read More …
Punched the Butler’s Nose. Daughter of the Late Senator McPherson Shows Her Pluck and Her Muscle. Before she married Dr. Joseph Muir, Miss Edla, daughter of the late Senator McPherson, of New Jersey, used to put in considerable time cultivating Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front Died of Disease. Privates: […] Keating, Michael, New York Source: Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 1 March 1919, Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front […] Wounded Slightly […] Privates: […] Keating, Dennis V., New York Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 3 February 1919, p. 8.
Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front Wounded: Privates: Keating, Thomas P., Astoria, N. Y. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 19 December 1918, pp. 10-11.
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Wounded Severely […] Privates […] Keating, James, New York Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 16 December Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Wounded Severely […] Captains: […] Keating, Theodore B., Buffalo Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 16 December Read More …
Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front […] Keating, Patrick M., New York. Source: Americans Killed and Wounded in Fighting on the French Front, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 29 October 1918, p. 4.
Casualty List Made Public Yesterday […] Died of Accident and Other Causes. […] Michael Keating, Brooklyn, New York Source: Casualty List Made Public Yesterday, The Washington Post, Washington, District of Columbia, 12 June 1918, p. 3.
PLAYS WITH MOTOR, BOY KILLED Child Presses Button Which Starts Car and Playmate is Crushed. From the New York Press. In the same manner that 4—year—old Elizabeth Johnson was killed in Renwick street two days before, William Keating, 5, met Read More …
USE AUTOS TO CHASE BULL Ten Policemen Terrorize New York East Side Before Animal Is Killed From the New York Sun. A big black bull broke out of a pen in a Sulzberger packing house yesterday and ran like mad Read More …
Florist Named Postmaster “The florists of America have been recognized in the appointment of William F. Keating as postmaster of Buffalo,” said William J. Edwards, a prominent lawyer of the Bison City, at the New Willard. “‘Billy’ Keating has for Read More …
Baseball Happenings in Majors and Minors[…] New York, Jan. 16.–Ray Keating, the big pitcher of the New York Americans, came to New York from his winter home in Bridgeport, Conn., today, and signed a contract for 1914. Manager Frank Chance Read More …
Loses Eyesight by Counting Money From the New York Telegraph. It was bad money, really bad, that cost Miss Mabel Keating, assistant treasurer of the Manhattan Theater, her eyesight. She is now in the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital undergoing Read More …
MURDER FOR REVENGE Minstrel, Thwarted in Love, Kills Rival and Commits Suicide Elmira, N. Y. Feb. 23Â – Edward Keating, a minstrel, shot and killed James Fulford on the streets of Corning to night and then committed suicide by taking carbolic Read More …
A Drunken Wife Killer New York, May 5. Patrick Keating, a bod carrier, was arrested to-day for beating his wife to death. When the police arrived he was in bed drunk, lying on the head of the dead woman. Source: Read More …