Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-02


\ trs. Hitchcock lived in New York at 261
c entr al Park. West, where she had
al art ments with her daughter, Miss May
Hi t3ncock. Mrs. Hitchcock was the wild
ow of Lumen n. Hitchcock, who was a
cou sin of Secretary of the interior L. a.
Hit cbcock Her daughter was slightly
inju red m the wreck
II, wieson, Miss Mary F. OF New York.
Mi IS Howieson was mlliner whose
place of business is al 81 West Slst street,
New York. Miss Howieson was 10 years
Of az e.
Kin e. Rev. f. t., of Toronto, Ont
Rev. MFR. King was pastor of the Daven-
pert ] load Anglican church, Toronto. and
until 'acently was a professor in Trinity
Colleg :. He was native of England and
had he On in Canada about eight years.
Koch. Frank w, of Allentown, Fa.-
Mr. koe Ii was one of Allentown's wealth.
lest a II most prominent citizens. He
was tiat senior member of the clothing
firm Of Koch Brothers and the owner of
the Hole i Allen building. Mr.. Koch was
81 years Of age. native of Lehigh coun-
ty. Pa. lie was a trustee of Muhlenburg
College nd of Allentown hospital and a
director O the Allentown National Bank.
With his wife he had planned to repeat
a European trip taken 90 years ago.
McDonsl d. John E, of New York city
"JacI," ID cDorald had been we'll known
| on tho An. erican and European turf for
| a number Of years, having owned stables
| of race Horses both here and abroad.
| Earlier in ffc MI Mcdonald was book
| maker Bc sIEnt much of his time III
! England Mr.. Mcdonald was also quite
prominent in the affairs of the Demo-
n,,I h d m = V
and yarie d business interests. He was
| president and director of the Boston q
| New Yor, Telegraph & Telephone Co..
l nresident and director of the knicker-
| booker Tt Icnhonc & Telegraph Co.; treas
| ,lrer and director of the Massachusetts
! Telephone, & Telegraph Co, and treas
urer and director Of the Telephone, Tele-
| graph al Cable Co. of America. MI
| ,JcDona'hrs New York residence was NJ
nc West, 72d street His wife and daugh-
fer accd npanied him abroad.
HfcM3ekin. Charles F., of Lexington
Ey.-apr McMeellin was a prominent
brc,+,ey. of thoroughbred horses in the
ra,n,uys Blue Grass region of Kentucky.
He WI S Il member of the firm OF Apple
cate 6 McMecIiin. owners OF the oak
/ wood stud Lexington. Mr.. McMeehN'
, was president of the Native Breeders
prots Give Association ard director oil
Tho Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders
Association. Mr.. McMcel1in accompanied
1ur. NJ cDonald abroad.
pir,n. c. A., of Toronto. Ont.-Mr.
p1non nas the agent of the American
H. no ut Toronto. where he had been prom
| irtcnt i'll shipping and financial circles ioi
.,oonc wears He was taking vacation
ttrin to Europe. where he met ms DEATH
He, was 80 years of age and leaves
widow and child.
| SA>ntcll. Charles f.. New YORK ct'y'
cor,tol, Miss Blanche NJ, New York city,
, Sen tell Miss Gertrude NJ. New YORK cay
,rr Senteu, Mrs. Z. W., New York
CI,,rlcs r. Scntcu was a lawyer with
offices in the Financial district OF Ne"
; VII, end residence ut 217 Decatur street
Fro olilvn. With his two daughter, ms son
y w Sentell and the latters wife. he
i th,r gone abroad to spend the summer
TING only survivor Of the family party OF
| two is Young Z. W. Sentell, whose Wiz
was killed.
{ smith. Mrs Walter w. Dayton, O.
=. Smith Miss Eleanor. Dayton. o., anu
!. Smith, Gerard. Dayton, O.-Mrs- w. "
smith. who with her daughter Eleanor
= aoer -. and son Gerard, aged H. wa
;, Killed ~ the wreck, was the widow OF
-,
: thc former senior partner i'll the turpl'''
. r.atcr wheel manufacturing firm OF Smi'f
, &, VaiIc. which some years ago was III
. ,ornorated As the Stillwel-BIerce anu
S,nith-Vaille Co. The son. Gerard. Wo'i'o
:, have been graduated from Yale next
r year. .,.
Waite. Mrs, Lillian 1Iurd, New YORK
citv-AIrs. Waite was a fashionable NIL
= liner with a shop at 424 Faith avenue
:. YIN, her husband. former Alderman
. Charles 3. Waite, she lived at the Hote
u ,,,r., nc. in East 39th street. Mrs Waite
was s. years OF age. Mr.. Waite was II
'. Now York awaiting the news of the SAT-
;, arrival Of his wife at London when III
;, rocoivcd the cableSram tclnG OF he'
" death.
- Goepningcr, Louis-Address unobtain-
.. able
:, Keller. Jules-Addrcss nnohtainabie.
;s THOMPSON. V. H.-Address unoptaih-
$ able.
All three of the above passenger
:, ,,osc addresses were not obtainabiH TO-
,irht had made the trip in the second
cabin. Jules Keller is supposed to nave
hccn a well-known acrobat whose stage
1850 bouo,nr could not be learned.