Suffragist Debate Opens In Dutchess County Meeting
Prominent women including the Duchess of Marlborough and Mrs. Clarence Mackay attended a Colony Club discussion on woman suffrage. Mrs. Aldrich spoke for suffrage while Mrs. Barclay Hazard and others argued the anti-suffrage side. The event featured remarks by Carrie Chapman Catt and Ida Tarbell with lively exchanges on socialism and potential revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
Fmell
Duchess of Marlborough
Clarence Mackay
O. H. B. Belmont
Edgerton Winthrop, Jr
Richard Irwin
Walter Maynard
Elisabeth Marbury
Anne Morgan
Cadwalader Jones
Kate Douglass Wiggin
Richard al
Charlotte Wilbour
Mary Garrett Hay
Ida Tarbell
Dutchess County
Aldrich
Elizabeth Cady - Stanton
France
Mrs Ward Guests At Tea At Sterner Studio
Mrs Albert Sterner hosted a tea at her Sterner studio on East Nineteenth Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Humphry Ward and family were honored guests among a gathering of New York musicians and artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphry
Ward
Albert Sterner
Sterner
East Nineteenth Street
New York
Spencer Baldwin
A Ward
Miss Whitridge
Hugh D. Auchincloss
James Rockwell Sheffield
FitzRoy H. P. Carrington
Richard Watson Gilder
Commodore
Albion V. Wadhams
William Reynolds Inness
Miss Inness
Frederick Dorr Steele
Robert Ried
Ben.Ali Haggin
Christian Brinton
Forbes Watson
Myr.land
John At and
Charles Huard
Evening with Strauss at Funk Studio in New York
William Funk hosted an evening with Strauss at his 119 West Forty-second Street studio featuring a reading of Salome by Amy Grant with AGGIE Gloge on piano. Guests included Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke and Lady Clarke, Lord Fairfax, Miss How, Mrs. Frank J. Gould and others. portraits were shown of Leonore Harris, Anne Thompson-Seton, Mrs. Frank J. Gould, and William Prime, followed by a buffet supper and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Funk
Strauss
West Forty-second Street
Salome
Amy Grant
Aggie Gloge
Mr. Funk
Leonore Harris
Anne Thompson- Seton
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Frank J. Gould
Dorothy
William Prime
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Lady Clarke
Pr. Bull
William
T. Bull
Lovell Jerome
Clarence Fatnestock
Gen. Burnett
Burnett
Richard Watson Gilder
Daniel Bacon
Samuel Untermyer
Co Robb
Russo
Landale
Franklin Mott Warner
Lord Fairfax
Jease W. How
Miss How
Herman
Hicorace Porter
Ate Mire
Afrilam Coe
Hopkins
Ernest Thompson- Seton
Mme
Nori
Mile
Adeline Genee
Miss Emily Wolfe Weds Ernest Cordozo in Afternoon Ceremony
Miss Emily R Wolff daughter of Mrs Julius R Wolff and Ernest A Cordozo son of the late Michael B Cordozo were married yesterday afternoon at a refined ceremony on West Fifty fourth Street. The bride wore white satin Empire gown and carried orchids and valley lilies. Mrs Joseph F Cullman served as matron of honor with a party of bridesmaids and ushers including Arthur A Wolff and Sidney B Cordozo. The couple’s families and friends gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Cordozo
Michael B. Cordozo
Emily R.wolff
Julius R. Wolff
West Fifty-fourth Street
Ie Terein
H. Pereina “Mendes
John B. Walff
Joseph F. Cullman
Sisses Josephs
Levy
Bridt
Moritz
Wormser
Arthur Ae, Wolff
D. H. Cordozo, Jru
Frank
Burridge
Edgar J. Nathan
Sidney B.cordozo
Cito M. Goldsmith
Surane
B. Hamburger
Joseph F. Cullman, Jr
Mie
Cardozo
Paris Fashion Fashions in The New York Times Easter Issue
Six pages feature lavish illustrations of spring dresses hats and ensembles. Highlights include an ecru tussor afternoon dress with embroidery by Zimmerman a black satin Grecian gown trimmed with Venetian lace by Doeullet and a pearl colored gown with silver trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
NEW York Times
Adv
Iamblia University Class of 99 Member In New Orleans Bar
A brief note identifies Iamblia University alumnus from the class of 1999 as a member of the Columbia University organization and the Bar Association of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamblia University
Columbia University Oo
The
Bar Association of New Ork
W edding Plans for Grace Ruggles and George Thompson
Miss Grace Ruggles daughter of Mrs. Henry M. Johnson of 26 East Sixtieth Street will wed George Thompson Lane of Troy New York at 4 o clock on Wednesday April 20 The ceremony will be performed by Rev Edward Tibbits of Troy with Derrick Lane brother of the bridegroom as best man The maid of honor is Miss Mary Douglas Bosworth and the flower girl Miss Louise Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ruggles
Henry M. Johnson
East
Sixtieth Street
George Thompson’ Lane
Troy
N. Y
Mary Douglas Bosworth
Louise Johnson
Derrick Lane
Edward Tibbits
Troy N. Y
Ers Eltinge Warner, Jr
Ruth L. Faton
Raymond D. Little
Walter B. Raton
Frank L. Schoonmaker
Morgan Cowperthwait
New York
Beals C. Wright
Joseph H. Cotton
Wayside Workers stage two plays at Waldorf Astoria
The Wayside Workers presented yesterday at Waldorf Astoria two plays. Frank Wilde a one act comedy by Brander Matthews had its first production with Everett Jansen Wendell Harold W Gould Juliet Montague Mrs William Newland Amory and Katharine Waring in the cast under Walker Marcus Dennett. Miss Flipper’s Holiday by Harris and Florence Bell featured Mrs Meredith Umberhill Adelaide Chamberlain and Mrs C Harrison Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Marcus Dennett
Tide of Ocean Travel
The Most Rev L N Begin Archbishop of Quebec and Mgr J Bouleau of Laval Normal School arrived yesterday on the French liner La Gascogne from Havre. Other passengers include Ernest Bogart Thomas G Rouleau Miss Mabel Moyles Sr A Vermonet and Miss Marion Armstrong. Sailing today on the White Star liner Majestic for Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg are Mr and Mrs J Henry Harper W E Ogilvie Mrs P Furman Mr and Mrs Charles L Matson H R Sturrer Mrs M J Wolsely Mrs W R Robbins and Alexander Baring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Begin
Quebec
Mgr. J. Bouleau
Laval Normal School of
la Gascogne
Havre
Ernest Bogart
Thomas G. Rouleau
Mabel Moyles
Sr. A. Vermonet
Marion Armstrong
Majestic
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
J. Henry Harper
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Norman De R Whitehouse
Mr and Mrs Norman De R Whitehouse announce the birth of a daughter. Both mother and child are doing well. Mrs Whitehouse was formerly Miss Vira Boxrman of New Orleans and has been married for over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman de R. Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Vira Boxrman
New Orleans
Entertainments and society notes at New York venues
Various events across New York City include an April 6 wedding for Adelaide Bayard Moore and Benjamin S. Dennis at St Mathew's Church. Other items cover performances by Princeton Triangle Club and Yale Dramatic Association at Waldorf Astoria, a miniatures exhibit at Hotel Gotham, and readings by Margaret Deland at the Consumers' League. Attendees include Mrs C B Alexander, Mrs Grover Cleveland on the reception committee, and Mrs C B Alexander hosting and serving tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Girls’ Vacation Society
Colony Club
Richard Irvin
Edmund G. Vaughan
Havans
Samuel M. Jarvis
William A. Parke
West Fifty-seventh Street
Adelaide Bayard Moore
Benjamin S.dennis
St. Mathew’s Church
Yale Dramatic Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Gotham
Grover Cleveland
Vanderbilt to sail for England with Duchess as escort
Alfred Gwernie Vanderbilt sails this morning on the Mauretania to England. He will escort the Duchess of Marlborough, his cousin, and is expected to return to the United States in July. Oakland Farm is to reopen, while rumors of a Vanderbilt separation circulate but are denied. After the London Horse Show he will tour France, retaining his Plaza apartment. Mrs Vanderbilt visits family in Newport and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gwernie Vanderbilt
Mauretania
England
Duchess of Marlborough
Esterday
Liendon
France
Vanderbilt
Miss Susanna Green Engaged to New York Man
The New York Times reports Miss Susanna Green of Trenton is breaking with Dr. Thomas Darlington, president of the New York Board of Health, as confirmation arrives that she will marry Nelson Lloyd of New York in Rome within ten days. Lloyd, a newspaper man known for short series and novels, including The Soldier of the Valley, pursued her after the broken engagement. Green has been in Europe with her brother Henry W. Green since last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton M. J
Susanna Green
Thomas Darlington
New York Board of Health
Miss Green
Nelson Lloyd
New York
Rome
Italy
Lloyd
Darlington
Europe
Bishop Lomax Dies in Charlotte Leader of African Methodist Zion Church
Bishop Thomas Henry Lomax D D of the African Methodist Zion Church died at his home in Charlotte He was a founder of Livingstone College and one of the wealthiest men of his race in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Thomas Henry Lomax
D. D
Afrian Methodist Zion Church
Lomax
Livingstone College
South
Williams and Walker Celebrate Sweet Sixteen at Majestic
Williams and Walker headlined a Majestic show marking their sweet sixteen as public entertainers. They presented Bandanna Land acts and new specialties, opening with a clarifying prelude to ragtime bits and dances. Williams sang Nobody in his doleful style while Walker showcased in feathers, closing with a medley of popular airs and ongoing Bandanna Land performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Walker
George Walker
Bert Williams
Ada Overton -Walker
Adam
Mr. Williams
Shriners Hold Jungle Circus Dinner At Madison Square Garden
Mecca Temple Mystic Shriners with about 2000 members gathered in Madison Square Garden for an 8 pm meeting. Afterward they moved to a jungle themed circus dining area with tropical plants and animal cages where camels and an elephant were paraded before a staged roar from circus personnel as lions and dogs caused the final ruckus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca Temple
Mystic Shriners
Madison Square ‘Garden
Frank Donnatin
Ellison
Shriners
Sothern Don Quixote Debut Delayed At Lyric Theatre
E H Sothern's first Don Quixote appearance at the Lyric Theatre is postponed from next Monday to Wednesday April 8. The theatre closes Monday and Tuesday for two complete scene rehearsals. The delay is due to the intricate mechanical features of the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sothern
E H. Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Bijou to Reopen With Henry E Dixey on Thursday
The Bijou Theatre will reopen on Thursday April 9 after a weeklong closure. L Sire presents Henry E Dixey in Papa Lebbonard adapted from the French by Kate Jordan Vermilye. This marks Dixey's first Broadway appearance this season in a regular production with roots tracing to Signor Novelli's initial New York staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Henry E. Dixey
L.S. Sire
Papa Lebbonard
Kate Jordan Vermilye
Mr. Dixey
New York
Signor Novelli
L*st
Stanhope-Wheatcroft Students Present Matinée at Hackett Theatre
The first Students Matinée of the Stanhope Wheatcroft Dramatic School was held yesterday afternoon at Hackett Theatre. Five one act plays were staged including The Duelist by Cecil De Mille in which Young Mr Stanhope Wheatcroft played the hero. A scene from King John was the sole classic offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanhope-Wheatcroft Dramatic School
Hackett Theatre
Cecil de Mille
Stanhope-Wheatcroft
John
Zelie de Lussan to Perform in Vaudeville Circuit
Zelie de Lussan of the Metropolitan Opera has signed to appear in vaudeville under Percy G. Williams. She will perform at the Colonial Alhambra and Orpheum with her first appearance on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelie de Lissan
Metropolitan Opera Company
Percy G. Williams
Colonial
Alhambra
Orpheum
Australian Manager Acquires Rights To The Truth Going Some
James G Williamson has secured from Clyde Fitch through Sanger and Jordan all Australian rights to The Truth Going Some the new farce comedy. It will close in Washington on April 11. Charles Frohman announces Miss Hook of Holland ends its New York engagement at the Criterion on April 11. Fritz Reuter's Inspektor Braesig to debut tonight at the German Theatre at Irving Place. The Man-Haters matinee scheduled for this afternoon at Daly's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Williamson
Clyde Fitch
Sanger & Jordan
Washington
Charles Frohman
New York
Miss Hook
Holland
The
Criterion
Fritz Reuter
Congressman Goldfogle Improves and Leaves Room
Washington dispatch reports Representative Henry M. Goldfogle of New York who fell ill yesterday has improved today and is able to leave his apartments. The health update indicates a positive turn for the congressman as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfogle
Washington
Henry M. Goldfogle
New York
Memorial Concert Honors Composer MacDowell at Carnegie Hall
A memorial program for the late Edward MacDowell was staged at Carnegie Hall with the Philharmonic Orchestra directed by Wassily Safonoff. Performers included Mme. Carrie in the second piano concerto and David Bispham with four MacDowell songs, plus May Mukle playing two Sea Pieces for cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Edward MacDowell
MacDowell
MacDowell Fund
W. H. Hamiston
Philharmonic Orchestra
Wassily Safonoff
Mme. Carrie
30Ston Symphony Orchestra
David Bispham
Hammerstein Company Sails With Opera Stars to Cherbourg
The Kaiser Wilhelm II carried Oscar Hammerstein and an opera company from New York to Cherbourg. Photographed aboard were Mary Garden and Luisa Tetrazzini beside the impresario. Cast and company members included Campanini Gerville-Réache Bressler-Gianoli Zeppilli Gilibert Franceska Agostinelli and Dalmorés Cam panini Gilibert Bassi Sammarco Daddi and Ancona. Hammerstein planned a June return as he consulted with his son Arthur about the Philadelphia Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm II
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
Mary Garden
Luisa Tetrazzini
Cherbourg
Mmes. Campanini
Gerville-Réache
Bressler- Gianoli
Zeppilli
Gilibert
Franceska
Agostinelli
Messrs
Recital at Earl Hall Features Rubner Grieg Sonata
Prof. Cornelius Rubner head of Columbia music department conducts a last chamber recital with Modest Altschuler and Maurice Kaufmann of the Russian Symphony Orchestra. They perform a trio in G minor for violin cello and piano and Grieg sonata for violin and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Rubner
Columbia University
Modest Altschuler
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Maurice Kaufmann
Earl Hall
Rubner
Grieg
Piano and Vocal Recital At Hotel Narragansett
Miss Frances Pelton Jones presented a piano and song recital at the Hotel Narragansett assisted by Miss Julia O Connor tenor E Theodore Martin and baritone G War ing Stebbins. They performed Scharlatti Tausig Pastorale and Capriccio Scriabine Nocturne for the left hand and Tschaikowsky Chant d Automne among selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Narragansett
Frances Pelton Jones
Julia O'Connor
E. Theodore Martin
G. Waring Stebbins
Scharlatti- Tausig
Scriabines
Tschaikowsky
Longtime Fifth Avenue Hotel Resident Moves to Plaza
Nathaniel Whitman, a New Yorker famed for living 34 years in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, will move to the Plaza as razing of the Fifth Avenue begins next week. He rivals Gen. Charles E. Furlong for oldest resident, and his move follows a storied era of hotel life. Also moving are Mrs. Lawrence Williams and her sister Mrs. Wright, daughters of the late George Law, who occupied their suite for 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Whitman
Fifth Avenue
Plaza
Whitman
Frank Work
Commodore Vanderbilt
Avenue
Lawrence Williams
Wright
George Law
Death of Arthur Stiles While Returning Home from Alaska
Word reached New Vernon New Jersey that Arthur Stiles 38 died last week in San Francisco on a trip home from Alaska. He and his brothers Ferdinand and Franklin had engaged in Klondike gold mining before turning to the produce business after concluding greater profits lay there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vernon
N. J
San Francisco
Arthur Stiles
Alaska
Mr. Stiles
Ferdinand
Franklin
Arthur
Klondike
Joseph Howard Jr dies at 75 after long journalism career
Joseph Howard Jr a journalist lecturer and publicist dies in his family apartments after kidney trouble at 75 He served as war correspondent reporter at political conventions editor and New York press club president He was born in Brooklyn June 3 1868 and had a varied career from Lynn Mass to the Civil War era and beyond Survived by four daughters and was twice a public figure in New York press circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Howard, Jr
Nevada
Howard
New York
Daily Papers
Mr. Howard
Brooklyn
John Task Howard
Plymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Young Howard
Farmington
New York Herald
New York Times
TIMES
Henry J. Raymond
Lynn
THE
Tsu
Prince of Wales
King Edward VII
United States
Bull Run
Ball's Bluff
Brooklyn Eagle
Independent
Atlantic Monthly
Leader
Noah's Sunday Times
Washington
Fort Lafayette
Lincoln
Department of the East
Brick
Pomeroy
Democrat
Star
Herald
Anna S
Samuel Gregg
New England
Grace Mesnard
Edward White
Arthur S. Soler
Irving T. Bush
New York Press Club
Judge Ward McAllister Dies After Appendicitis Operation
San Rafael California March 81 Judge Ward McAllister son of New York society leader died at 9 30 this morning from complications following an appendicitis operation. Born Newport Rhode Island July 1850 he studied at Princeton Albany and Harvard law schools and was admitted to the New York bar. He served as United States Attorney for two years and was the first U S District Judge in Alaska before returning to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Cal
Ward McAllister
New York
Iie
Newport
R. I
Princeton
Albany Law School
Harvard Law School
McAllistere
California
United States
Alaska
San Francisco
Horace Howland Former City Figure Dies in New Jersey
Horace Howland died yesterday at his Reboken New Jersey home. He helped found and led the Mendelssohn Glee Club as its first president. A former World reporter who covered the Fitz John Porter trial, he later served as musical critic for Our Times. Harvard College Class of 1860 graduate and life New England Society member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Howland
Reboken
N. J
New Jersey
Mendelssohn Glee Club
World
Fitz John Porter
Oar Times
Harvard
The
New England Society
Fire insurer Josiah Flint dies. Worcester to Springfield link noted
Josiah D. Flint longtime fire insurance adjuster and member of a physician family died Sunday at his Redbank New Jersey home. He was buried in Springfield Massachusetts yesterday. Born in the 1840s in Massachusetts he was a son of Dr. Joseph Henshaw Flint. Dr. Austin Flint Sr. of New York was a half nephew. He leaves a sister Mrs Daniel Bacon of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah D. Flint
Redbank
N. J
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Joseph Henshaw Flint
Austin Flint
East Nineteenth Street
Daniel Bacon
West Forty-seventh Street
Obituary notices from various cities surface in brief list
A cascade of short obits recalls Victor Grez secretary of the Chilean Legation in Rome dying in Santiago. Conrad W. Morrow Poormaster of West Hoboken New Jersey dies. Darius F. Calkins longtime Newark Dover resident dies aged 82. Richard Henry Brockington a New Yorker with wool trade then theater dies in Buffalo. Agnes McAllister missionary to Liberia dies in Paris after twenty years service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius FL. Calkins
Washington Street
Newark
Dover
N. J
Richard Henry Brockingston
Buffalo
New Yorker
Dr. Hunter’ School
West Thirteenth Street
Abe Leavitt
Richard H. Wel
Death of Marek St.-Frau Malvine von Arnim
The sole sister of Prince Bismarck, Marek St.-Frau Malvine von Arnim, died here today aged S1 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Marek St
Malvine von Arnim
Prince Bismarck
Marriages Reported in New York City and Nearby
Notices reveal multiple wedding announcements including Emily R R Wolff and Ernest A Cardozo at a Manhattan address on March 51. Other announcements list Margaret Scott and William Ferguson at a Presbyterian church in New York City, and Carlie Aline Sitley to Charles Whann Jr at a ceremony conducted by Dr De Lancey Townsend. Additional lines mention Kate Summers and M French in East Orange on March 30 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardozo—Wolff
West 54Th St
Emily RR
Wolff
Ernest A. Cardozo
Ferguson—Scott
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Alexander Alison
Margaret Stewart Scott
John Scott
St. Helens
Newprt
Scotland
William Ferguson
David Ferguson
Norwood
Newport
Whamn—Jibley
de Lancey Townsend
Carlie Aline Sitley
Charles Whann, Jr
French
Summers
East Orange
Kate
L. Summers
M. French
Obituary notices and funeral details grid from New York area
Multiple death notices list individuals with residences in Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey. Names include Mary Drinker Cooper Oscar F Eisenmann Nathalie Forte Joseph Howard Horace Howland Samuel N Sayre Arent Schuyler and others with dates March 31 1908 and related funeral arrangements and interment locations Greenwood Rye and St Francis Xavier church noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Coopler
Atlantic City
N. J
Mary Drinker Cooper
William Hi. Cooper
Greenwood
Davis
Louis H
Eva
Jerome L
Eisenmann
Faris
France
Oscar F. Eisenmann
Gustav F. Eisenmain
Nathalie
Edwad Forte
Hyacith Peugnet
West 45Th
New York City
West 16Th &T
Halsey
West End
Axl
Jerusha W.halser
Puneral
ED. Russell
Chester
Jolock
Grand Central Station
New Haven R
Howard
Nevada
Joseph
Howard, Jr
John Tasker
Susan Z. Howard
Anna Grees
Howland
Claverkent
Horace Howland
Benjamin J. Howland
Church of the Messiah
Park Avenue
34Th St
Judson
Ft. Pridgeford
Conn
Lewis Henry Judson
Hanover St
Bridgeport
Poursday
OP M. _ McALLISTER
San Ramael
Cal
Ward McAllister
Walrd McAlister
New York
Wiliam McMurtry
Newton
Mar
Central Station
Milbank
Maria Louisa
WaAkeman
I. D
Funes
West
Ross
Elizabeth Cooley Ross
Rye
Meeker
Ace
Mily
Cheta Sayre
Maren
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel N
Lonisa Rayre
West 9Th St
Schroeder
Karmon Schroeder
Rhode
Germany
Schuyler
Pleohfield
N. J. Mareh
Arent Henry Schuyler
Ous
Obituaries and funeral notices in Brooklyn and vicinity
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from Brooklyn addresses and nearby areas. Names include Margaret Freure William Glassford Thomas Grimes Theresa Greeger Elizabeth Healy James Heaney Rachel Irish Martin Joyce and others. Entries note ages, dates in March, and funeral or interment details with various streets and avenues in Brooklyn, Queens, and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groeger
Theresia
Greeger
Harrington
Brooklyn
Rever
Tiarringtad
Healy
1St St
Elizabeth Healy
Heeaney
55Th St
James Heaney
Horan
Park Ax
Brooklyn Mareh
Meta Horan
Si Stata
SM Hackensack
Rachel A. Irish
Joyce
Park Av
Martin St
Eling
17Th St
Wiliam Keeling
Kesper
Franklin St
Wilhelmina Keiper
Kelly
East
Mary Kelly
Komstedt
Fithi
Balsine EB
Kanmstern
LOFZ
BR Patchen
Prooklyn
Herman H. Lotz
Lyon
Katonah
Williams FP
McGataran
West 52d St
Margaret McGaharan
Meckissock
Port
Washington
L. T
Emma J. McWhissock
McMatlen
Lafayette Av
Anna M. McMullen
Moller
Saranac Lake
Frank FE. Muller
Morton
Charles _ rton
West
Mullens
Caldwell
Michael M. Mullens
M Muilvy
Gates
Catherine Mulvy
Nevins
85Th St
Thomas C. Nevins
O'Donnell
Park
Mary O' Donnell
Powers
Oelalafan
East Fast St
Penning
Toth St
William ¥. Pennington
Philips
Annie FE Flips
Price
129Th St
Mareh
Sarah Mt .Price
Quinlan
Maspeth L
James HW. Quinlan
Rie
Quinn
North &Th
John Quinns
City Island
John, Riley
Rock Wood
SZ West Sath St
Eliha
Roarkwood
Roe
sMary Shaughnessy
Phan
Alicia Sheehan
Sit Park
Mrocklyn
Afirnie
Fslleckenstein
Erholes St
Broo
Maria Sleckenstein
Pune
Thorrasy
Stella S
Gree
Henry Stelijes
Styrtaenegger
East Istth St
Regina Seurtzenegg
Swf
Tey
Flushing
Margaret Sweeney
Union St
Wilmot Shornton
Ared
Trafford
Leonia
N_ J
Mareh 2A
Charlotta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ward
Emily Wolfe
Eltinge Warner, Jr
Frank Wilde
Irs
Tide OF Ocean Travel
Archbishop
Mrs. White
Social Notes
Orthopaedic Hospital
C.B. Alexander
Junior Guild
Beatrice Herford
Margaret Deland
Consumers’ League
C. B. Alexander
West Fifty-eighth Street
Julie Rivching
St. Regis
Lettic Kendall
Jeanette Haaker
Koline Hus
Lillian Jinaker
Helen Hagan
Clara Dunn
Mary Phinney
Carrie Fuller
A. G. Vanderbilt
Oakland
Bishop T. H. Lomax
Williams & Walker
Come
Dians
Majestic Theatre
Circus Jungle
Barnum & Bailey's
Dramatic School
Zelie de Lussan
Ruppert
Third Av
Sts. Tel
Superintendent Educational Alliance
East Broadway
City
York Times
Next Sun
Ness
Hammerstein Company Sails
Impresario
Mme. Tetrazzini
Columbia
Frances P. Jones
the Times
the Times Limerick
Sunday ‘Times
Limerick
Sunday Times
Times Square
Hpre
Agnes McAllister
Kroo Coegt
Liberia
Bismarck
Sox
Brill Stores
Bill
Union Square
14Th St
N.b
Broadway
Chambers St
Cortlandt
n.Greenwich
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
Harlem
LEVI
Levi Publishing CO
Union Sq
Hardriar
PANG
USE Ltd Av
19Th St
Fulton St
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Sixth Avenue
Fourth
Ahearn
Concord St
W. Ahearn
Allen
Cocean
Catherine H. Allen
Ashforth
Fort Wadsworth
S&s I
Wiliam A. Ashforth
Barth
Jamaica
L. L
E. Barth
N Pesthoff
West 184Th St
Louis J ’ Besthoff
Fay
Selma L. Hinges
Calkins
Noj
Darius F. Calkins
Canfield
Flora
E. Canfield
St. Avi
St. Carl
Metropolitan Av
Christian Carl
Casey
Charleston &J
John W. Casey
Cassidy
van Brunt St
Catherine Cassidy
Cole
Irvington-on-Hudson
William Lee Cole
Donovan
Woodlawn
Webster and
Jeromah Avenue
280 ST
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
MR. Radcliffe
Frank E. Campbell
Chely
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