Cumberland Evening Times; Cumberland, Allegany Co, Md
Saturday, February 3, 1900 - pg 3, col 2
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Edward J Cooney, Well Known Restauranter Passed Away
at 2 O'clock This Morning.
Mr Edward J Cooney, a well known restauranter died this morning at 2 o'clock at the residence of his mother, 35 Thomas Street, in his 4? year. His death was very sudden. Prior to Tuesday, the deceased lived with his family over the restaurant on Winrow Street. On Tuesday, they moved into a house lately purchased Mr Cooney on Virginia Avenue. That day Mr Cooney contracted a cold and as the house not yet being arranged, he went to his mother's. A physician was summoned who yesterday stated that Mr Cooney was nearly well. Last night at eleven o'clock he was taken suddenly worse and died in convulsions superinduced by pneumonia at the hour stated. When a boy, ? years old, the deceased clerked in a store kept by Dennis Murphy on Winrow Street. At Mr Murphy's death, he conducted the store in his own name, but later engaged in the restaurant business on the same street. The deceased was not only well known, but well liked. He was generous to a marked degree and always ready to lend a helping hand or bestow a ? and many there are in that section of the city at least will miss him. He was a member of the Catholic Benevolent ? and the Order of Heptsophs. He leaves a wife and the following children, the oldest of whom is 17; John, Mary, Nellie, Willie and Edward and the following brothers and sisters: Michael, McKeesport; John, Newbury, West Virginia; Mrs Ellen Keech, Mrs William Bernard and Misses Maggie, May and Sarah Cooney all of this city. Funeral arrangements will not be completed until late this afternoon, but most likely take place from St Patrick's church, Monday morning.
NB: there is a crease down the center of the paper and some words are not readable.
Saturday, February 3, 1900 - pg 3, col 2
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Edward J Cooney, Well Known Restauranter Passed Away
at 2 O'clock This Morning.
Mr Edward J Cooney, a well known restauranter died this morning at 2 o'clock at the residence of his mother, 35 Thomas Street, in his 4? year. His death was very sudden. Prior to Tuesday, the deceased lived with his family over the restaurant on Winrow Street. On Tuesday, they moved into a house lately purchased Mr Cooney on Virginia Avenue. That day Mr Cooney contracted a cold and as the house not yet being arranged, he went to his mother's. A physician was summoned who yesterday stated that Mr Cooney was nearly well. Last night at eleven o'clock he was taken suddenly worse and died in convulsions superinduced by pneumonia at the hour stated. When a boy, ? years old, the deceased clerked in a store kept by Dennis Murphy on Winrow Street. At Mr Murphy's death, he conducted the store in his own name, but later engaged in the restaurant business on the same street. The deceased was not only well known, but well liked. He was generous to a marked degree and always ready to lend a helping hand or bestow a ? and many there are in that section of the city at least will miss him. He was a member of the Catholic Benevolent ? and the Order of Heptsophs. He leaves a wife and the following children, the oldest of whom is 17; John, Mary, Nellie, Willie and Edward and the following brothers and sisters: Michael, McKeesport; John, Newbury, West Virginia; Mrs Ellen Keech, Mrs William Bernard and Misses Maggie, May and Sarah Cooney all of this city. Funeral arrangements will not be completed until late this afternoon, but most likely take place from St Patrick's church, Monday morning.
NB: there is a crease down the center of the paper and some words are not readable.
Cumberland Evening Times; Cumberland, Allegany Co, Md
Saturday, February 3, 1900 - pg 3, col 2
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Edward J Cooney, Well Known Restauranter Passed Away
at 2 O'clock This Morning.
Mr Edward J Cooney, a well known restauranter died this morning at 2 o'clock at the residence of his mother, 35 Thomas Street, in his 4? year. His death was very sudden. Prior to Tuesday, the deceased lived with his family over the restaurant on Winrow Street. On Tuesday, they moved into a house lately purchased Mr Cooney on Virginia Avenue. That day Mr Cooney contracted a cold and as the house not yet being arranged, he went to his mother's. A physician was summoned who yesterday stated that Mr Cooney was nearly well. Last night at eleven o'clock he was taken suddenly worse and died in convulsions superinduced by pneumonia at the hour stated. When a boy, ? years old, the deceased clerked in a store kept by Dennis Murphy on Winrow Street. At Mr Murphy's death, he conducted the store in his own name, but later engaged in the restaurant business on the same street. The deceased was not only well known, but well liked. He was generous to a marked degree and always ready to lend a helping hand or bestow a ? and many there are in that section of the city at least will miss him. He was a member of the Catholic Benevolent ? and the Order of Heptsophs. He leaves a wife and the following children, the oldest of whom is 17; John, Mary, Nellie, Willie and Edward and the following brothers and sisters: Michael, McKeesport; John, Newbury, West Virginia; Mrs Ellen Keech, Mrs William Bernard and Misses Maggie, May and Sarah Cooney all of this city. Funeral arrangements will not be completed until late this afternoon, but most likely take place from St Patrick's church, Monday morning.
NB: there is a crease down the center of the paper and some words are not readable.
Saturday, February 3, 1900 - pg 3, col 2
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Edward J Cooney, Well Known Restauranter Passed Away
at 2 O'clock This Morning.
Mr Edward J Cooney, a well known restauranter died this morning at 2 o'clock at the residence of his mother, 35 Thomas Street, in his 4? year. His death was very sudden. Prior to Tuesday, the deceased lived with his family over the restaurant on Winrow Street. On Tuesday, they moved into a house lately purchased Mr Cooney on Virginia Avenue. That day Mr Cooney contracted a cold and as the house not yet being arranged, he went to his mother's. A physician was summoned who yesterday stated that Mr Cooney was nearly well. Last night at eleven o'clock he was taken suddenly worse and died in convulsions superinduced by pneumonia at the hour stated. When a boy, ? years old, the deceased clerked in a store kept by Dennis Murphy on Winrow Street. At Mr Murphy's death, he conducted the store in his own name, but later engaged in the restaurant business on the same street. The deceased was not only well known, but well liked. He was generous to a marked degree and always ready to lend a helping hand or bestow a ? and many there are in that section of the city at least will miss him. He was a member of the Catholic Benevolent ? and the Order of Heptsophs. He leaves a wife and the following children, the oldest of whom is 17; John, Mary, Nellie, Willie and Edward and the following brothers and sisters: Michael, McKeesport; John, Newbury, West Virginia; Mrs Ellen Keech, Mrs William Bernard and Misses Maggie, May and Sarah Cooney all of this city. Funeral arrangements will not be completed until late this afternoon, but most likely take place from St Patrick's church, Monday morning.
NB: there is a crease down the center of the paper and some words are not readable.
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