Sun (Baltimore, Md.), Tuesday, February 14, 1905
ARCHER.--On February 12, 1905, after a lengthy illness at her home, no. [illegible] Olive street, Philadelphia, Pa., MRS. ALICE L. ARCHER, widow of Thomas C. Archer. One notice of the funeral, which will take place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Louis F. Glantz, No. 1632 East Biddle street, Baltimore, Md., will be given.
ARCHER.--On February 12, 1905, after a lengthy illness at her home, no. [illegible] Olive street, Philadelphia, Pa., MRS. ALICE L. ARCHER, widow of Thomas C. Archer. One notice of the funeral, which will take place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Louis F. Glantz, No. 1632 East Biddle street, Baltimore, Md., will be given.
Sun (Baltimore, Md.), Tuesday, February 14, 1905
ARCHER.--On February 12, 1905, after a lengthy illness at her home, no. [illegible] Olive street, Philadelphia, Pa., MRS. ALICE L. ARCHER, widow of Thomas C. Archer. One notice of the funeral, which will take place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Louis F. Glantz, No. 1632 East Biddle street, Baltimore, Md., will be given.
ARCHER.--On February 12, 1905, after a lengthy illness at her home, no. [illegible] Olive street, Philadelphia, Pa., MRS. ALICE L. ARCHER, widow of Thomas C. Archer. One notice of the funeral, which will take place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Louis F. Glantz, No. 1632 East Biddle street, Baltimore, Md., will be given.
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