The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-03
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SrArKs-Commandery State OF New York
Companions are Informed Of the death OF
Capt James r. Beers
Funeral services will be held this evening q.
O'Clock at 2Ss Prospect pl., Brooklyn Com.
panlons are requested 70 attend. BY order Of
Gen THOMAS II. HUsbARp. Commander
A. NOEL Bl.AKEMAH. Recorder.
EDwARDS.-on Thursday. Sept. 1. 1904 kacharA
T. Edwards aged IT years.
Funeral services az his late residence, 1877 West
SD st.. on Saturday Sept. s. at 8 o'clock p. NJ
Interment at convenience Of family.
GANDY.-Enzabeth H.. beloved wife Of Sheppard
Candy. on Thursday evening, Sept. 1. At II
East Sad ST.. New York city, In the roth year OF
her age.
Funeral services at Trinity Chapel 25th st.. near
Broadway. on Sunday. Sept. 4. at 1880 p. n
HoAGLAND-At his residence. Rocky Hill. ". j.,
on Thursday, Sept l, 1904, Henry Wyckod
Hoagland. In the e5th year OF his age
Funeral services will be held at his home Mon.
day. Sept S, at O'Clock p. NJ
LosEE.-At Bangall. Dutchess county. sspt
Dr. fillmore Losee. In his saith year.
Funeral from residence Sunday, Sept 4 81
Pm.
TUcK-M Seabrieht, N. j.. on Sept 2. 1904 d.
Henry Tuck. In the Esd year Of his ago
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MINUTE ADOPTED BY THE NEW YoHK LIE In.
suRANcR CoMPASY on rHH DEATH OF Woe
PRESIDENT HENRY Tuck. n. DID, Henry
Tuck. vice-presdcnt Of the company and the
oldest trustee In point OF service. died ct Sea-
bright. N. j., on Sept. 2, 1904. after long H.
ness In which he was great sufferer
DR.. Tuck spent nearly his whole professional
life In tho service Of life Insurance, and his
judgment In all matters TO which he gave
special attention was implicitly relied upon
and seldom at fault
Born In Barnstable, Mass, In i8S he received
aciasscal education At the Boston Latin School
and at Harvard University. graduating In the
class OF 1888 After studying medicine for
two years he was appointed Acting Assistant
Surgeon in the army, and as such saw service
during the closing months of the civil war.
He completed the regular course OF medical
studies In the College OF Physicians and sur
geons OF this city. and after spending year
In q general hospital In Vienna, Austria he
began practice In Boston In 1857. After ten
years general practice during which tins
he became q member OF the principal medical
societies OF Boston. one OF the physicians Of
the Massachusetts, General Hospital aho
served As medical examiner and medical reiefeo
for three life insurance companies no wn
elected medical director Of the New fo'k lAo
Insurance Company. He became 'ros'ee
of the company In 1878. senior medical director
in 1883. second vice president In the SAM
year and senior vice president on the election OF
Mr. Beers 10 the presidency In 1850 fo'
twenty seven years Dr. Tuck had been difec'.
ing force at the home once and both IN 'no
DOATQ OF tTuStccS anu Nv al eNON"s'N
he has given TO the company the best serVes
of q trained mind, a large experience anu
whole hearted devotion to It's highest Interests
Personally DR.. Tuck endcarcd himself 10 nls
| associates by his frankncss OF manner @n.
centy OF speech and his fHendliness 10 eVe'y
one who served the company. Looking osck
upon such life. upon It's labors and successes
| we bid our friend and associate farewell Win
| the feeling that he fully merits the cneomiuh
| well done. good ami faithful servant
JOHN A. MCCALL. President
| DARWIN p. KINGSLEY, Chairman
| THoMIe p. FOWLER.
! AUGUSTUS G. PAINE.
JAMES STIIL.MAS
| ALEXANDER H. ORR
| NORMAN b. RkAM.
CLARENCE MAcKAY.
| Executive Committee.
| yoyNG-At Bordentown, y. j., THURSDAY Sept
| t. Bcthea A. Young. wife OF Dr. lrenee -
| Young. and daughter OF the late Col joseph
| W. Allen.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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