The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-07
THOMAS C. PLAT DEAD AT n
HAD A FAMILY REUNION YES
TERDlY: DIED Ar 8 O'CLOCK.


Sna RcSsawea % the Wan Whs Gales
himself m Eas, Bess snd was sne
ReaI Tnlng for More Than 10 Teara
Thomas Collier Piatt. Republican leader
Of the State ~ New YORK for a score Of
years and intensely Interested IN tbs
Republican PARTY from its 'rganization
in 1853. died unexpectedly yesterday
afternoon At Z O'Clock in his apartments
at III West Eleventh street. He would
have been n years old Il he had lived until
July 10. The direct cause Of hts death
was acute Bnght's disease For a number
OF years he had suffered from n palsy ct
the legs. which KEEP, him to a wheel chair
much Of the time. within the last two
years evidences Of Bright's disease had
become apparent to his physician. DIT.
Paul Outerbridge. On May - last Or.
would die on that day. Mr.. Plat. how
ever. recovered and was able TO attsnd
the Wedding OF his grandson. Livingseon
Plat. son % Frank n. Platt. He took
0
Island. then went to Atlantic CITY remain
ing there until election day land this.
by the wav. was the ,r.t time that he had
not voted in Owego, Tioga county. Gor
my y0a'''' s'" AVE. "e'i' y"
remaining here unth late IN January
when he returned To his apartments In
West Eleventh street. where he was con-
stantIv attended, NV G,,utave Ah~l for-
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on the many hundreds OF men ~nom Mr.
Piatt ~ the Republican leader Of his
party had benefited. With Mr. Piatt az
the time OF hia death were Mr.. and Mr..
Prank n. Plat. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II.
Plat. Harry Plat, and DIR o,,arbridr~
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phonASLh NO SuhEAAnsHEnA
Late IN the evening MIR. Plate'@ body
was taken 70 the homo OF his son Frank
X. Plaft. IA West Seventy sixth strest,
md on Tuesday, some time early IN ths
lay. his body will be taken 20 0wego,
where funeral services will be held &C tO:s8
D clock on Wednesday In the PreSbytarinn
church In that village. Mr.. Platt viii be
luried In the churchyard beside the
irs, Mrs. Plat. who was his cousin.
After the first Mrs. Piatt's death Mr..
'latt was impoFtuned by Mr.. and Mru.
frank II Platt and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
+. Platt and his son Harry TO make his
home with his children. and Mr.. Piaet
Ilways thanked them and said that he
vas an old man and set in his Ways and
hat he would nOa infict himself upon
lie children or grandchildren. So tbs
ihiIdren and grandchildren and 6snAeOS
Piatt had reunions on Sunday mornings
a his apartments in West Eleventh strsst,
where they discussed old times. prs~ena
satures Of politics. business and finance.
This ~ how IL happened that his childrsn
md their wives we're With him yesterday
morning FRANK n; riatt SAID As, ni9nf
nat ne uIu no' Deneve tnere would %
my tunerAi ceremonies IN TINS Guy over
" t.'ns'' ~ the'o ~ero any pahoeAr~fAs
r~n. N. Anooo' 'ney woud De among
ne SehAors rear ana PERSONAL tnsnas
y Me'inS. SurVeyor 'eines % NAf~
ON Hho A. CaInson' CoI' hSnry IA
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