Single.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Tuesday, March 7, 1899
Other Deaths and Funerals.
M.G. Wuerpel, aged 27 years, died of pneumonia at the residence of J.I. Glover, 1608 Broadway, last evening. He was employed in the office of John I. Glover, grain merchant, in the Exchange building. No arrangements for the funeral have been made.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
Remains Sent to New Orleans
Morris G. Wuerpel, who died on pneumonia Monday evening, was one of the youngest members of board of trade. His body was sent to his former home, New Orleans, yesterday. The board of trade adjourned yesterday morning between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock to allow the members to go to the train.
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THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT
New Orleans, Louisiana
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
NECROLOGICAL.
Maurice Wuerpel.
The melancholy intelligence has been received that Maurice Wuerpel (son of Mr. A.C. Wuerpel, cashier of the Metropolitan Bank of this city) has died of pleuro-pneumonia in Kansas City. The deceased was only twenty-five years old, although he had been hold a position in Kansas City for eleven years as representative of the grain and produce houses of John I. Glover and B.F. Glover & Sons.
He first went to that city as the representative of the firm of John I. Glover, and when the New Orleans house of B.F. Glover and Sons was merged into the John I. Glover house, Mr. Wuerpel, whose ability as a business man was appreciated, was made the manager and sole representative of the new Kansas City and New Orleans firm, with headquarters in Kansas City.
Mr. John I. Glover, son of Mr. B.F. Glover, left Sunday evening for Kansas City, when the young gentleman's life was despaired of, and was with him when the end came. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made, but he will be buried in the city of his nativity, New Orleans.
Mr. Maurice Wuerpel leaves a father, three sisters and one brother, a member of the Second Louisiana Regiment.
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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES
Kansas City, Missouri
Thursday, March 9, 1899
Page 8
Deaths.
M.G. Wuerpel, 1608 Broadway, March 6, aged 27 years, pneumonia.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Tuesday, March 7, 1899
Other Deaths and Funerals.
M.G. Wuerpel, aged 27 years, died of pneumonia at the residence of J.I. Glover, 1608 Broadway, last evening. He was employed in the office of John I. Glover, grain merchant, in the Exchange building. No arrangements for the funeral have been made.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
Remains Sent to New Orleans
Morris G. Wuerpel, who died on pneumonia Monday evening, was one of the youngest members of board of trade. His body was sent to his former home, New Orleans, yesterday. The board of trade adjourned yesterday morning between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock to allow the members to go to the train.
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THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT
New Orleans, Louisiana
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
NECROLOGICAL.
Maurice Wuerpel.
The melancholy intelligence has been received that Maurice Wuerpel (son of Mr. A.C. Wuerpel, cashier of the Metropolitan Bank of this city) has died of pleuro-pneumonia in Kansas City. The deceased was only twenty-five years old, although he had been hold a position in Kansas City for eleven years as representative of the grain and produce houses of John I. Glover and B.F. Glover & Sons.
He first went to that city as the representative of the firm of John I. Glover, and when the New Orleans house of B.F. Glover and Sons was merged into the John I. Glover house, Mr. Wuerpel, whose ability as a business man was appreciated, was made the manager and sole representative of the new Kansas City and New Orleans firm, with headquarters in Kansas City.
Mr. John I. Glover, son of Mr. B.F. Glover, left Sunday evening for Kansas City, when the young gentleman's life was despaired of, and was with him when the end came. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made, but he will be buried in the city of his nativity, New Orleans.
Mr. Maurice Wuerpel leaves a father, three sisters and one brother, a member of the Second Louisiana Regiment.
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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES
Kansas City, Missouri
Thursday, March 9, 1899
Page 8
Deaths.
M.G. Wuerpel, 1608 Broadway, March 6, aged 27 years, pneumonia.
Single.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Tuesday, March 7, 1899
Other Deaths and Funerals.
M.G. Wuerpel, aged 27 years, died of pneumonia at the residence of J.I. Glover, 1608 Broadway, last evening. He was employed in the office of John I. Glover, grain merchant, in the Exchange building. No arrangements for the funeral have been made.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
Remains Sent to New Orleans
Morris G. Wuerpel, who died on pneumonia Monday evening, was one of the youngest members of board of trade. His body was sent to his former home, New Orleans, yesterday. The board of trade adjourned yesterday morning between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock to allow the members to go to the train.
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THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT
New Orleans, Louisiana
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
NECROLOGICAL.
Maurice Wuerpel.
The melancholy intelligence has been received that Maurice Wuerpel (son of Mr. A.C. Wuerpel, cashier of the Metropolitan Bank of this city) has died of pleuro-pneumonia in Kansas City. The deceased was only twenty-five years old, although he had been hold a position in Kansas City for eleven years as representative of the grain and produce houses of John I. Glover and B.F. Glover & Sons.
He first went to that city as the representative of the firm of John I. Glover, and when the New Orleans house of B.F. Glover and Sons was merged into the John I. Glover house, Mr. Wuerpel, whose ability as a business man was appreciated, was made the manager and sole representative of the new Kansas City and New Orleans firm, with headquarters in Kansas City.
Mr. John I. Glover, son of Mr. B.F. Glover, left Sunday evening for Kansas City, when the young gentleman's life was despaired of, and was with him when the end came. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made, but he will be buried in the city of his nativity, New Orleans.
Mr. Maurice Wuerpel leaves a father, three sisters and one brother, a member of the Second Louisiana Regiment.
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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES
Kansas City, Missouri
Thursday, March 9, 1899
Page 8
Deaths.
M.G. Wuerpel, 1608 Broadway, March 6, aged 27 years, pneumonia.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Tuesday, March 7, 1899
Other Deaths and Funerals.
M.G. Wuerpel, aged 27 years, died of pneumonia at the residence of J.I. Glover, 1608 Broadway, last evening. He was employed in the office of John I. Glover, grain merchant, in the Exchange building. No arrangements for the funeral have been made.
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KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
Remains Sent to New Orleans
Morris G. Wuerpel, who died on pneumonia Monday evening, was one of the youngest members of board of trade. His body was sent to his former home, New Orleans, yesterday. The board of trade adjourned yesterday morning between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock to allow the members to go to the train.
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THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT
New Orleans, Louisiana
Wednesday, March 8, 1899
NECROLOGICAL.
Maurice Wuerpel.
The melancholy intelligence has been received that Maurice Wuerpel (son of Mr. A.C. Wuerpel, cashier of the Metropolitan Bank of this city) has died of pleuro-pneumonia in Kansas City. The deceased was only twenty-five years old, although he had been hold a position in Kansas City for eleven years as representative of the grain and produce houses of John I. Glover and B.F. Glover & Sons.
He first went to that city as the representative of the firm of John I. Glover, and when the New Orleans house of B.F. Glover and Sons was merged into the John I. Glover house, Mr. Wuerpel, whose ability as a business man was appreciated, was made the manager and sole representative of the new Kansas City and New Orleans firm, with headquarters in Kansas City.
Mr. John I. Glover, son of Mr. B.F. Glover, left Sunday evening for Kansas City, when the young gentleman's life was despaired of, and was with him when the end came. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made, but he will be buried in the city of his nativity, New Orleans.
Mr. Maurice Wuerpel leaves a father, three sisters and one brother, a member of the Second Louisiana Regiment.
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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES
Kansas City, Missouri
Thursday, March 9, 1899
Page 8
Deaths.
M.G. Wuerpel, 1608 Broadway, March 6, aged 27 years, pneumonia.
Family Members
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