The sun., 1909-02-14
OBITUARY..

Thomas Campbell Oakman. es years old,
a retired manufacturer. died yesterday at
his home In Pttsheld. Mass. He was tn e
son OF John Oskman OF Belfast. lrelanu ,
who moved 10 this country and married
Harriet Campbell of Philadelphia, a mem-
ber OF well known family. Thomas C..
Oakman was born in Phllad elphia, and
while a student in the University OF Penn
sylvania left that institution 10 go to the
front in 1893 with the Philadelphia City
Troop. IN which he was Q Captain, He was
later appointe ed Captain Of eSiIth Pennsyi-
vanla cavalry. AT the close OF the war he
went TO Paterson. j.. where his father
his business career, In is7? he built in
y. C.. a large cotton mill. In
1892 he retired from business and returned
Mary Saunders OF Pittsfeld. He Is sur,
Anna 9, oskman and Miss Dorothy c.
oakmsn OF Pttsteld. and John oakman. a
York; Mr. Oakman was a member of the
Loyal Legion and the Delta Psi fraternity.
Ben Hlrtie. senior member Of the theatri-
az his home, ?3ss seventh avenue lie had
iong been III from tumor and his death had
been e1pected for several weeks. Mr.,
hurtg was an enterprising and successful
ma mayer OF amusement enterprises for
nearly quarter OF a century. He was born
In Nashville forty-thrce years ago His first
ION WITH the SaPnSm PS va sas Bssy IN e1ens GSnseG in
cincinnati. later he became interested in
balloon ascensIons and engaged the iirst
aaeronauts who gave exhibitions with the
barnum bailey circus At the Dewey
psrade In this city about ten years ago
Mr.. Hurtig had charge OF the seating ar
all Of the big stands that were
his brother Jules and Man II. Seamon he
organized the firm. OF Hurtig 4 Seamon.
They have 2 mus, hall ln West i.sth street
theatres. The concern sends OUT a number
of road companies. Mr. Hurtig leaves a
widow but no children.
Isaac y Soils Of ~ Vest Forty-eighth h street
md OF the Stock Exchange frmof Dick Bros,
{ Co, died sterday morning at AtlsntS
ity. MIR Soils had suffered from heart disease
Tor several years. lie was born in Pleas
'ntv'Iisi Mestchester county, Novembsr 2T.
telphia In 1879, end for more than twenty
'ears he practlsed law in that city. He be- |
'ame associated with Dick Bros. 4 Co !
partner in the firm He was a member of |
he Clover club, the Union League Club. the |
tive Clock club. the Bar Association and |
epfa fSf SsT ssd 2di Of H. Sons o M M Hmsrasn 4 r4s
teyolution In New York, He leaves widow
md two daughters. His mother and two |
,rothers, Albert aud David Soils. are also |
wing.
Charles IT, Miliken. proprietor of the
'ol9hlal Paper Company OF Mechanic Falls, |
he'd at the Maine Genera Hospital In Port |
and Yesterday OF cerebral yhemOrrha ge fol- |
owing an apoplectic shock suffered as he |
vas about to board "A car. Mr.. Mlliken was |
'orn in Portland forty-nine years a go. Fol- |
owing his graduation from the Portland |
iilliken Company in New York for few |
ears, and about twenty years ago went TO |
york with his father in the Poland Paper |
,omp1ny plant in !, Mechanic Ne Falls few
,,ompany, which he had aged since /
'esides widow a nd one dau ghter he leaves !!
wo sisters. Mr.. Milliken was nephew of !
'eth Nj Henry and George Milliken of New !
The Rev. Henry Guelich. for twenty
light wears Presiding Elder in va rious dis
ricts Of the tia ntic Conference of the Evan :
Z Harrison avenue. Williamsburg, lie was
,orn In Germany seventy five years ago and !
yhen he was 20 years old came 20 this coun- |
OF the Evangelical Associat ion !
nd was tho author OF christian Relief |
ie is survived by wife. two daughters |
10 three sons One OF the latter Is DR.. /
tate Normal College The daughters |
re the wives OF ministers.
Henry l.. ,Higslnson.. president of the J
concerns in this section. died on. Friday at |
lis home. Pine Point. Orange Lake. after a |
ears illness. He was 50 years old, and was \
,orn In Dubuque. Ia He came East when l
le WAS II years old, and when q young man |
,ecame shipping clerk for the Newburgh |
He became head OF the con-
ern and in 1909 the present company was
rRanlZed He was a member OF many I
j asonic organizations. He is survived by |
lis wife and one son, Barclay Maynard /
ii1g inson. a student at Harvard
Edmund II, Davey died last night at
is residence. 2sii Hudson Bou levard.
ersey City. lie was born December ~.
SIS, in Jersey City, and had spent most
his life there He was a manufacturer
{ binders boa rds, and for the last twenty
We years was vice-presldent and chair
IAN Of the finance COMMITTEES OF the Hudson
ity. Sa wings Bank. He was member
{ the Carteret Club. Mrs. Davey. three
ons and a daughter survive him. The
hneral will he held Monday evening from
he house
r. A. Temple OF Des Moines, Ia, founder
nd president OF the Bankers Life Associa-
ION. died OF heart disease at Orla ndo. Fla,
esterday. MIR Temple was born Ia
on, la, in 1887. and established a bank In
ses at Charlton. which became the First
iational Bank, He moved TO Des Moines
q 1884. establishing the insurance company.
Alfred Aeschlma nm. one Of the first silk
lerchants Of New, York. died Yesterday at
is residence. g North Eighteenth street,
lQnths, OF heart trouble. He was. ~ years
I'd and a native Of France, A daughter.
fiss ale A. Aeschima mn, nd q son, Cha res |
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