Two Engagements Stir Society Circles in New York Philadelphia
Society notes announce two matches among prominent families. Thomas B. Gilford Jr. and Mrs. Mary Penrose Hooton Robinson of Philadelphia plan no date yet for their union. St John Smith and Florence Howland, linked to Walter Morton Howland, are also engaged with Smith a Harvard Law graduate and Harvard Club figure.
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Thomas B. Gilford, Jr
Mary Penrose Hooton Robinson
David Trumbull Lanman Robinson
Philadelphia
Gilford
New York
Columbia
Samuel T. Gilford
John Parkin
Miss Lentillion
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Robinson
Francis Carpenter
Hooton
Niiece
William Cochran
Walter C. Penrose
Ferdinand C. Lathrobe
Baltimore
St. John Smith
Florence Howland
Walter Morton Howland
Chicago
Amherst
Mass
Howland
Katharine Elkins
Mr. Smith
J. Hopkins Smith, Jr
Pauline Morton
Paul Morton
J. Hopkins Smith
East Forty-seventh Street
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Union and University Clerics
Harvard Club
Symphony Society of New York Hosts Plaza Reception
Directors invite friends to a 4 pm Saturday reception at the Plaza with Walter Damrosch directing a program including Mozart overtures a cello solo by Henry Brameen and a trio for oboe clarinet and English horn by Addimando Leroy and Tavuteau a flute solo by George Barrere. The guest list features Mrs B Alexander and many prominent names such as E H Harriman Tram Park Craigath and Schiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Society of New York
Plaza
Walter Damrosch
Mozart
Henry Brameen
Messrs. Addimando
Leroy
Tavuteau
George Barrere
Hoppin and Erving Pruyn Wed in St Thomas Church
Hamilton L. Hoppin and Mrs. Cornelia Van Rensselaer Erving Pruyn wed yesterday afternoon at St. Thomas's Church. The Rev Dr Ernest M Stires officiated as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride wore a brown traveling gown and hat, with no attendants. The couple will spend spring and summer at Mount Kisco New York where the groom owns a country place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton L. Hoppin
Cornelia van Rensselaer Erving Pruyn
John Erving
John V. L. Pruyn
St. Thomas's Church
Ernest M. Stires
Mount Kisco
M. Y
R. T. Wilson Not Seriously Ill At 93 Wall Street
At the office of R. T. Wilson & Co. in 93 Wall Street, it was stated yesterday there is no foundation for reports of serious illness. Wilson’s indisposition is described by his secretary as not really illness, merely weak health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Wilson & Co
Wall Street
R.T. Wilson
Wilson
Seaman's Institute Fair Aims at Benefit Event
A fair will be held tomorrow by the class sewing for the Seaman's Benefit Society at the Women's Municipal League rooms 19 East Twenty-sixth Street. Proceeds go to the Seaman's Institute boat Sentinel. Goods for sale include useful and fancy items and home made cakes. Miss Cornelia Beeeckman pours tea and Miss Helen de Peyster reads palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman’s Benefit Society
Women’s Municipal League
East Twenty-sixth Street
Seaman's Institute
Sentinel
Cornelia Beeeckman
Helen de Peyster
Ocean Travelers Sail for Bremen on Kaiser Wilhelm II
North German Lloyd ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sails for Bremen with Miss Luz Arcadia Mrs Guadalupe Canoras de Braniff R Coggeshall Dr Frederick Fischer Dr William J Holland Mr and Mrs A E Hart Charles E B Howard Mrs H V Higgins Dr H Lippett Baron R Luze Mr and Mrs C H Ross Arthur P Schmidt and others aboard. Passengers arriving yesterday on the S Paul include Mr and Mrs William Frawley Mrs W B Cooper Thomas Carmichael Mrs H L Daggett Mr and Mrs Sterling W Hubbard Jeonard F Nadler Mr and Mrs Herbert F Perkins and Mrs Henry William Smith. Ernest Thompson Seton returns aboard the same vessel after a lecture tour in England and plans a new book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
H. H. Ullmann
St. Paul
William Frawley
W. B. Cooper
Thomas Carmichael
H. L. Daggett
Sterling W. Hubbard
Jeonard F. Nadler
Herbert F. Perkins
Henry William Smith
Ernest Thompson Seton
England
Po cahontas to Open at Lyric Philadelphia April 20
Bolossy Kiralfy presents a historic operatic spectacle at the Lyric Theatre Philadelphia on April 20 under Edmond Gerson management. The company features Capt. Smith played by FE and Marguerite Sawyer as the Indian maiden with a 50 member chorus and a 70 strong ballet, before a New York engagement.
Human Bullet Zula Debuts at Hippodrome Stage
Zula the Human Bullet made his first American appearance at the Hippodrome last night. He was fired from a cannon through a burning hoop and landed in a safety net after a long flight across the stage, with the announcer urging absolute audience silence. A sailor-uniform handler fired him into space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula
Hippodrome
Organ Concert Tonight at Old First Presbyterian Church
William C. Carl offers a free organ concert at 8 15 PM in Old First Presbyterian Church located at Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street. He is assisted by the church choir. The programme is modeled on the Moreten choir concerts from the Thomas Kirche in Leipsic where Bach performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Carl
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Moreten
Leipsic
Bach
Paris Auto Race at Vaudeville Recalled by Norworth
Jack Norworth teased the New York to Paris auto race during a vaudeville performance at Hammerstein's Victoria. He praised the Thomas and Zust cars as the audience clapped and cheered the reference to the machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vaudeville
Jack Norworth
Colleg O Boy
Hammerstein
Victoria
New York
Mr. Norworth
Thomas
Zust
Judgment Against Raymond Hitchcock
Default judgment for 4337 dollars entered against actor Raymond Hitchcock in favor of Johnson Service Company, Wisconsin corporation, on a note dated December 1906 payable one year after date. Hitchcock served March 13 with summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hitchcock
Johnson Service Company, Wisconsin Corporation
Hitchcock
Vaudeville week features at Brooklyn and Manhattan theatres
Maude Adams stars in The Jesters at Montque Theatre Brooklyn after Empire run. Robert Edeson offers Classmates on Broadway. Lena Rivers at Majestic Theatre and Dolly Kemper in Sweet Molly at Coreen. Benjamin Chapin’s At the White House leads Vaudeville at Williams Orpheum with other standard acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
Montque Theatre
Brooklyn
Manhattan
the Empire
Robert Edeson
Broadway
Majestic Theatre
Lena Rivers
Dolly Kemper
Coreen Theatre
Sweet Molly
Cwenjamin Chapin
Lincoln
the White House
Williams’ Orpheum
Theatrical Notes From New York Stages This Week
The Keith & Doctors Harlem Opera House presented Sky Farm as the week’s bill. Spooner stock company at Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre offered Belasco’s The Wife with Edna May Spooner. Edward Vroen to open at Garden Theatre April 20 in The Luck of McGree. The Shuberts announce The Walk by Eugene Walter for April 18 at the Bitima Theatre with Ida Conquest and William Courtenay. Fleury Bixey's Papa Lebonnard at Bijou postponed due to translation delays. touring slated to begin about April 20.
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Keith & Doctor
Spooner
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Belasco
Edna May Spooner
Edward Vroen
London
Garden Theatre
McGreesr
The
Shuberts
New York
Eugene
Walter
Bitma
Ida Conquest
William Courtenay
Fleury Bixey
Papa Lebonnard
Bijou
Amen Corner Moves to Hoffman House as New Home
The Amen Corner corporation designates the Hoffman House as its future base. At a Fifth Avenue Hotel meeting Harold McD Anderson was elected president. Resolutions direct transfer of four Amen Corner benches to manager John P. Caddagan for custody at the Hoffman House.
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Amen Corner
Hoffman House
Fifth Avenue
Harrold McD. Anderson
John P. Caddagan
Hoffman
Harold McD
Anderson
Edward Gillmore
John W. McDonald
lTuther B. Little
Louis Seibold
Tillman to Enter Sanitarium for Medical Care
Senator B R Tillman, formerly active in politics, is able to take short country drives and plans to enter a private sanitarium in Atlanta this week. After about a month, he may travel to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield
8. C
B. R. Tillman
Atlanta
Europe
The Royal Mounted A Story Book Play Northwest
The review lauds Cyril Scott in a smooth Irish hero role in The Royal Mounted a four act play by William and Cecil De Mille. Lieutenant O Byrene hides a murderer and helps a man escape then reveals the crime. Clara Blandick Duane Wager Ethel Wright Harry Powell Brigham Royce praised for strong ensemble and polished production.
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the Royal Mounted
Willam C
Cecil de Mille
Buckland
Charles B. Wells
Ache Henne
John Hickey
Erites
Charles Lamb Mote
VSG
Cyril
Scott Rosa -Atadeg
Blanilick
Antoine Bassett
Duane Wagar
TOOTS
AOS
Betcacnate
Ibe
Atele Yer Vo gHarry Powell Fastetn
Daaded Te
DEEL
George Archibald Sam Larabee
Charles Lane
Italan
William
Cecil
de Mille
Rascal
Royal Mounted
O'Byrne
Gilbert Parker
Pierre
Canadian Northwest
Messrs
Victor O'Byrne
Lis
Q'byrné
Cyril Scott
Clara Blandick
Duane Wager
Ethel Wright
Harry Powel
Brigham Royce
Camel Named Mecca Initiated in Mystic Shrine Rite
Shriners in caps gather around a camel named Mecca on a middle platform. A bottle is broken and the Imperial Potentate christens the animal in the name of Allah and Mohamed, Mecca is drenched, then paraded by clowns and subjected to a playful thirty third degree burlesque initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah
Mohamed
Mecca
Death of Arthur Laflin in Paris and Chicago ties
Arthur King Laflin prominent in Paris American colony died at his Champs Elysées home after a brief illness. Born April 30, 1859, he was son of George H. Laflin and grandson of Chicago capitalist Matthew Laflin. Survived by sister Mrs Elisha P Whitehead and brother Louis E Laflin. body to be brought to Pittsfied Mass for family vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paris
Arthur King Laflin
Avenue Des Champs-Elysées
Biarritz
Chicago
George H. Laflin
Matthew Laflin
Elisha P. Whitehead
Louis E. Laflin
Lake Forest
Pittsfied
Mass
Shriners Name Baby Camel at Madison Square Garden
The Jungle of the Barnum and Bailey Circus welcomed a fifty pound baby camel named Mecca during a solemn naming ceremony at about 10 o clock. Shriners 2500 strong attended the event risking the camel catching a cold as they celebrated in the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Mecca
Obituary of Dr Carl Wuest of Williamsburg dies at 81
Dr Carl Wuest aged 81 died at his home 1925 Bushwick Avenue Williamsburg after long illness since his wife’s death three years earlier. Born in Butzbach Germany he lived in Brooklyn fifty years. He helped in 1848 German uprising with Carl Schurz and later came to the United States. He founded a drug store in 1852 at Siegel and Ewen Streets belonged to Kings County Pharmaceutical Society. Funeral services planned this evening. He leaves three sons Charles A Wuest William P Wuest Otto and two daughters Matilda Muth and Louise Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wuest
Bushwick Avenue
Williamsburg
Butzbach
Germany
Dr. Wuest
Brooklyn
Carl Schurz
United States
Students’ Fencing Corps
Arion Singing Society
Siegel and
Ewen Streets
Kings County Pharmaceutical Society
Charles A.wuest
William P Wuest
Otto Wuest
Matilda Muth
Louise Fischer
Bank Secretary Ignatius Radley Dies of Pneumonia
Ignatius Radley secretary of the Franklin Savings Bank died at his Independence Avenue West 2d Street home after a three week illness of pneumonia. He was 38 and survived by his wife Emma and one daughter. He was son in law of W C Muschenheim Hotel Astor proprietor. He belonged to the Tiederkranz and Arion Societies. Funeral will be held Thursday morning at his house.
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Ignatius Radley
Franklin Savings Bank
Eighth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Independence Avenue
Radley
W. C. Muschenheim
Hotel Astor
Emma
Tiederkranz and
Arion
Aunt Becky Young Dies at 76 on Civil War Nurse Pioneer's Forty-First Anniversary
Des Moines reports the death of Aunt Becky Young aged 76 at her home. She was the first woman to offer herself as a nurse in the Civil War, and died on the forty-first anniversary of her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Becky " Young
Oldest Railroad Engineer Gardner Cobb Dies in Penn
Gardner Cobb one of the nation’s oldest railroad engineers died in Shamokin Penn. He had guided part of President Lincoln’s funeral train from Washington to Illinois, a notable service in his long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Cobb
Shamokin
Penn
President Lincoln
Washington
Illinois
Danish Finance Minister Dies in Copenhagen
Wilhelm Lassen, Denmark’s finance minister, died in Copenhagen this afternoon from a long standing stomach ailment. The Folketting adjourned its sessions in respect to the dead minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Wilhelm Lassen
Folkething
New Thought lecture links old age to white blood cells and sour milk
Florence Brewster Hudnall argues in Carnegie Hall that aging stems from disease and can be deferred by growing white corpuscles via a diet of sour milk. The talk at New Thought Emporium covers topics from cosmic energy to Kabbalah with music and practical cautions on chewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brewster Hudnall
New Thought Emporium
Carnegie Hall
New Thought College
Florence Brawster Hudnall
Grape-Nuts Proves Safe for Weaning Babies
The piece urges mothers to feed the newly weaned baby Grape-Nuts mixed with hot milk and a touch of sugar. It claims the product, made from wheat and barley and baked long, suits 99 of 100 or even 100 of 100 cases.
Notable Deaths Across Cities Claim Several Prominent Figures
Obituaries report the deaths of Byron J. Carter Detroit auto pioneer age unknown from pneumonia. Joan Torrance in Montreal after long service with Dominion Lines. Charles T. Wortmann Irvington resident at 43 from apoplexy. Newton C. Easton Brooklyn real estate head at 63. Solomon P. Briggs Jersey City resident at 68 from pneumonia who left a widow and three daughters. Ruth Aplin Rea Pittsburgh mother of Penn Railroad VP Samuel Rea dies at hotel from stroke at nearly eighty, thoughts blame daughter Jennie Rea’s recent death for hastening her passing.
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Charles T. Wortmann
Irvington
N. J
Newton. C. Easton
Easton & Cod
West
Park Place
Brooklyn
Solomon PR. Briggs
Pavonia
Chestnut Avenues
Jersey City
Coppename Arrives with First Bananas from Dutch Guiana
The Coppename, second steamship for the Royal Dutch West India Line, reached port yesterday with the first cargo of bananas from Dutch Guiana. Its saloons feature Delft blue paintings including a scene of City Hall Park before subway construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppename
New York
Dutch Guiana
Royal Dutch West India Line
Delft
Salads and Desserts and Dishes From a Home Table
A household cooking column discusses dressing salads with Rocquefort cheese and a French-style base, assembling grape fruit shells with strawberries, and serving macaroni cups with tomato sauce and cheese. It outlines egg with cream sauce methods, and notes fresh produce prices including alligator pears, blood oranges, seedless oranges, pineapples, strawberries, pears, and apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Iilood
Ilifornia
Gregor Apples
Spitzbergens
Roman Anvan
Counting Ninety Chows and New Thought Warnings
A lecturer cites extreme mental effort as cause of nervous prostration from counting ninety chows and offers New Thought tips for longevity. Advice includes avoiding anger, abstaining from fine food and champagne, keeping meals joyful, and one hour of light conversation after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All
New Torpedo Hits Bull's Eye in Narragansett Bay
The Weymouth Company torpedo test in Narragansett Bay saw a new Whitehead torpedo fired from the torpedo boat Morris. The weapon traveled at 36 knots for 1000 yards and struck the bull's-eye under steady sea and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Whitehead
Weymouth Company
England
Narragansett Bay
Morris
Torpedo Boats Reach Magdalena Bay Ahead of Schedule
Six torpedo boats arrived at Magdalena Bay at sunset one day early, San Diego dispatch reports. The Arethusa had not yet arrived and the fleet spent the last week at Magdalena Bay anchored while officers and men rested after prior maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Born SCALLAN Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Scallan
On April 5 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert O Scallan in the family home, adding a new member to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scallan
Robert O. Scalan
Local 1908 Encomtee Marriages At St Thomas And All Souls
In early April 1908 marriages are recorded: Cornelia Van Hensselaer Prown wed Hamilton Louis Hoppin at St Thomas's Church on April 6. Marie Hubertine Stolzenberg wed A Malcolm Marr at All Souls' Church on April 7. Bessie A Beaumona married J Gearing Gateson on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gateson
Raymond
Bessie A.beaumona
Gearing Gateson
Obituary notices from New York area April 1908
A collection of death notices and funeral details for residents including Celetta Clisby, Arthur B. Cossaart, Newton Easton, George Gardiner, Ora Perry, Theodora Lockwood, Ignatius Radley, Erskine Rodman, Mary Romain, Lucy Platt, and others. Entries list dates, ages, residence, and forthcoming funeral arrangements across Brooklyn, New York City, and nearby towns.
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Arthur_B. Cossaart
Lexington
J. Strother Gaines
George F. Latomay
Cunningham
St. Sarah Moffat
Willan Cunningham
John Stoffat
Easton
Park Place
Brooklyn
Newton Cymic Easton
Gardiner
George Austen Gardiner
Col
Asa Bird
Mary Austen Gardiner
Baltimore
Perry
Lakewood
N. J
Ora Howell Verry
Roscoe A. Perry
Pierce
Theodora Lyon Lockwood
Dever Pierce
Luke A. Lockweed
Platt
Lucy D. Bain
Edwin W. Platt
Trinity Av
Bronx
Radley
Ignatius Radley
Emma Muschenheim
Spuyten Duyvil
New York City
Central R. R
Lexington Av
Rodman
Erskine Mason Rodman
Emperius
Grace Church
Plainfield
Israce
Romain
New’ Rochelle
Mary A
Washington Romain
Stephen Jones
East Chester
Lawn
St. Paul's Cemetery
Smith
William Wheeler Smith
East 77Th &T
New York
Atlantic Fleet Parade Plans Revised for California Visit
The plan for the Atlantic battleship fleet parade to San Francisco Bay on May 8 was revised to include stops at Port Hueneme and Monterey. A Navy Department announcement lists 56 vessels, including battleships, armored cruisers, gunboats, destroyers, and fleet auxiliaries, forming the grand naval review to be witnessed by Secretary Moltke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Magdalena Bay
San Francisco
Port Hacford
Monterey
San Francisco Bay
Navy Department
Secreture Motealf
California
Admiral Evans Improving in Paso Robles
Rear Admiral Evans remains improving at Paso Robles California. He had a restless night likely from fatigue after yesterday's drive. He woke early, felt no pain, and was in good spirits. He spent an hour and a half in baths and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso Robles
Cal
Evens
Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Ad
Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Co announces Londonderry Water available at home, in china, or on the train. Epickling effervescent in three sizes and in half gallon bottles. Available at All dealers. Nishua, N. H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Still Plains
Londonderry Lithia Spring Water Co
Nishua, N. H
Tomkins and Tompkins Counselors at Law Notice
Tomkins and Tompkins announces services in wills and probate at 156 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomkins
Obituary notices list deaths across Brooklyn and vicinity
Funeral notices list numerous residents of Brooklyn and nearby areas with addresses on pages such as West 96th Street East 142nd Street and Flatbush Avenue. Ages range from the 40s to 80s with services set for April and days including April 3 4 and 5.
Mass for Thomas J. Byrne at St Thomas today
In Memoria. Mass for Thomas J. Byrne at St Thomas the Apostle is held today at 9 A. M. in remembrance of the deceased.
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Mary P. H. Robinson
Miss Howland
Nounced
Symphony Society
R. T. Wilson
Social Notes
WW. Seward Webb
Bridge
Henry M. Alexander
Miss Parsons
Park Avenue
Hermann Oelrichs
Tuhope
Miss Robinson
Virginia Brush
Monday Bridge Club
Joel
Nott Allen
Alen
Mr. Allen
Felsa Herzfeld
Felix Herzfeld
West Eighty-sixth Street
Bernard Naumburg
Junior League
Orthopaedic Hospital
Mary
Underhill Wood
Merrill Edward Gates, Jr
Gracs Church
W. T. Graham
Palm Beach, Fla
Harold McCormick
Alexander Brown
Brown
W. B. Thomas
Samuel Hoar
Boston
M. 8. Burkham
West Fortyninth Street
Julian Pascal
William Jay Schieffelin
Japan
Lloyd Bryce
Roslyn
L. 1
Frederick Upham Adams
Olive
Texas
Hastings-on
N. W. Green
Rembrandt
Fiftyseventh Street
George x. Benjamin
Niagara Falls
West Sixtyninth Street
New York Industrial Educational Association
Gen. Stewart &. Woodford
Jessie Katherine Watson
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles Battell Loomis
Buckingham
Ocean Travelers
Carl
Brooklyn Amusements
Corporation
Futura
Tillman
the Royal
Northwest
Arthur King
Laflin
Shriners
Camel
Barnum & Bailey
Finance
Alaska
By Rex Beach
Harpers Brothers
Byron J. Carter
Motor Car Company of
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Mich
Joan Torrance
Dominion Lins
Montreal
New West India Line
New York Times Saturday Review
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Lewis Melvill
Jessie B. Rittenhouse
Christian Gauss
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Bull’s-Eye
Baruch
West Cranford
Dalbert Baruch
Basse
King Av
Weehawken
Claus Basse
Beninger
King St
August M. Beninger
Bohland
van ‘Brunt St
Henry W.bohland
PROWN
Union AV
Mount Vernon
Jethro A. Brown
Ariington
Omas W. Brown
Bull
A ‘Corona
Isabel M. Bull
Burke
Presbyterian Hospital
Vincent Burke
Canefield
Bergen
Catherine Canefield
Carroll
Olive Sir
Elizabeth
Eien Carroll
Churchill
St. Nicholas Av
William Churchill
Cohn
Quincy&j
Rose Cohn
Connelly
Spruce St
Poughkeepsie
John Conneily
Cronin
Washington Place
Newburg
Jane F. Cronin
Curtis
Columbus Av
Clarence W. Curtis
Richmond
Joh Danker
Twegen
10Th St
Ferdinand Degen
Ontano
Bleecker St
Fredericka Fontaro
Admiral Evans
Londonderry
Farris
Bath
Samuel Harris
Hayes
Wappingers
Ellen Hayes
Westchester
Thames Py Hyland
Jacob
GOS
Erneag Jacobi
Taivate
Jackman
Minute Kaufmann
Kealey
Kent Av
William Kealey
Kiernan
Wrest
Mary KB
Peekskill
N. Y
Harriet Kissam
Long
Washington Av
Carrott St
Joseph A. Long
Loriot
Ocean Av
Henry Loriot
McGovern
Elizabeth Av
Elizzabeth
N. Do
Thomes McGovern
Mulcahey
Mott
Dora
Williiam Mulcahey
Mulz
Scholes
John Muir
McElhenney
Robert McElhenney
M. Nooney
East Hoth St
Christopher Nooney
Puneral
Puig
West Lath St
Emma R. Puig Randell
Rockwell Pinee
Jose Randell
Regan
John D. Regan
Riley
Herkimer St
Rose M. Riley
Schwab
Sumner Av
Carl Schwab
Scully
St. Nicholas
Kathryn Scully
Shea
17Th
John 3
Shimell
Central Av
John Thomas Shimell
Speronie
Penn St
John L
Spoerl
Marcy Ay
John N. Spoerrl
Stack
Degraw St
Julia Stack
Stolz
Ewald Stolz
Stubbs
Johanna Stutba
Stuermer
Weirfield St
Charles A. Stuermer
Tyler
Pacific St
Sydney M. Tyler
Vivian
West 23d
Waddingham
Barrow Waddingham
Williams
West 96Th St
Martha J. Williams
Tox P.M Wuest
Bushwick Av
BS . Zettelmaier
East 1424
Barbara -Zettelmaier
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand
Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Orrick
N. V
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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