MISS WOOD BRIDE OF MERRILLE GATES JR
Merrill Edward Gates Jr son of Dr Merrill B Gates of Washington wed Miss Mary Underhill Wood daughter of the late Willam H S Wood in Grace Church chantry. Bride wore white satin lace carried white tulips. Lois Homans maid of honor. William Bishop Gates best man. Couple to reside at 89 East Twenty seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Edward Gates, Jr
Merrill BH. Gates
Washington, D. C
Mary Underhill Wood
Willam H. 8. Wood
Grace Church
William R. Huntington
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
William Congdon Wood
Lois Homans
Edward C. Homans
William Bishop Gates
Gates
Miss Emma Bangs Gray Weds Gay Bradt at North Presbyterian
Miss Emma Bangs Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs James Frederick Gray of 851 West 121st Street married Gay Bradt Advertising Manager of The Globe at North Presbyterian Church 155th Street and Broadway Rev John R Mackay presided Several hundred guests attended Emily Ott served as maid of honor Dr J Bentley Squire was best man The couple's reception followed at 418 West 146th Street the bride wore white silk with pint lace and a tulle veil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bangs Gray
James Frederick Gray
West 121St Street
North Presbyterian Church
155Th Street
Broadway
Gay Bradt
Globe
John R. Mackay
Emily Ott
J. Bentley Squire
Miss Ott
John O’neara
Edward Westfall
William Woods
Charles Bayer
Thebride
Robert Gray
West 146Th Street
Wedding Plans For Marie Eddy And Lajos Wada
The Eddy family hosts a quiet 4 pm wedding at the bride’s East Fifty-seventh Street home with Mer Lavelle officiating. Baron Hloenning O Carroll serves as best man for Lieut Kada, who will wed. Also listed are invitations for Miss Margherita Wheeler Gray to marry Henry Augustus Taylor at the Church of the Heavenly Rest with Miss Margaretta Lowther as maid of honor and several bridesmaids and ushers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. Eddy
Titus E. Eddy
East Fifty-seventh Street
Lajos Wada
Hussars
Mer. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Titus 2
Eddy
Baron Hloenning O’carroll
New York
L Ieut
Kada
Budapest
Thomas K. Egbert
West
Seventyfourth Street
Margherita Wheeler Gray
Henry Augustus Taylor
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shopman
Margaretta M. Lowther
Henrietta Taylor
Katharine Meyer
Clara G. Lowther
Ross .F. Gates
Derby
Conn
George Greer
Rye
N. Y
George W. Miles
Boston
Edwin B. Strange
Ridgewood, N. J
Hobart C. Weller
Marriage license applicants list two names and addresses
Among yesterday's applicants at the city bureau were M. Vincent Frederick Brun Buisson a fencing master of 569 Fifth Avenue aged 45 and Mile Alphonsine Durlot of 198 Seventh Avenue. The report cuts off after she.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Vincent Frederick Brun-Buisson
Fifth Avenue
Mile
Alphonsine Durlot
sSeven Avenue
Mrs Lathrops Public Debut At Colony Club
Mrs. Benjamin Lathrop dramatic soprano makes her public debut at the Colony Club this afternoon with Isidore Luckstone at the piano. A cousin of Mrs. Richard Stevens of Castle Point she hails from San Francisco where the 1906 earthquake destroyed her property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
Benjamin Lathrop
Richard Stevens
Castle Point
Lathrop
Isidore Luckstone
Miss Stevens
San Francisco
Junior Guild Benefit For New York Orthopaedic Hospital
Several hundred dollars were raised yesterday at a benefit entertainment hosted by the Junior Guild at Mrs. C. B. Alexander home. Miss Beatrice Sterford presented original monologues. Prominent supporters include Mrs. F. C. Huntington Mrs. H. Hollister Jr and Mrs. L. L. Benedict Jr. Subscribing ladies include Mrs. Benjamin Brewster Mrs. James A. Burden Mrs. Dwight Collier Mrs. R. Fulton Cutting and others. Officers listed are Elizabeth Hoyt president Margaret Benedict treasurer and Helen Tweed secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwight Collier
R. Fulton Cutting
Charles de Rham
Seth Barton French
Douglas Robinson
E. Ss. Hamilton
Frelinghuysen
Robison
Wiliam. D. Sloane
Walter Suydam
Whitney
Caroline White
Marion Story
Elizabeth
Hoyts
Guild
Margaret Benedict
Helen Tweed
Neurasthenia Rehearsed for Plaza Benefit
The first rehearsal of the amateur theatricals for an April 21 performance in the Plaza ballroom occurred yesterday. The satire titled Neurasthenia features Mrs James B Eustis as lead with Lydig Hoyt as the leading man among well known society amateurs. The act mocks nerves in modern society women and includes the snake tableau previously shown at the Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Eustis
Plaza
Lydig Hoyt
Mrs. Waldorf-Astor
Sydney Grundy Comedy for Ride-a-Wee Benefit
An amateur performance to raise funds for Ride-a-Wee features Sydney Grundy’s Snowball and a leading role by Mrs. Amory. The show blends comic play with community talent to support the charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Grundy
Mrs. Amory
Com
Charity Club Show At Waldorf Benefiting Bide-a-Wee Home
The Charity Club plans an April 27 fundraiser at the Waldorf Astoria with Mrs Wellman Nowland Amory starring in a Grundy comedy and Evert Jansen Wendell and Edward Fales Coward in cast. Proceeds go to buy a home for Bide-a-Wee at Harrington Park New Jersey. $250 already contributed. Patronesses include Mrs Frederick W Vanderbilt and Mrs John B Cowdin. Mrs John E Cowdin is a vice president. Vaudeville entre acts between segments and Mrs Harry Ulysses Kibbe leads the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edy Club
Waldorf- Astoria
Wellman Nowland Amory
Grundy
Comedy Club
Evert Jansen
Wendell
Edward Fales Coward
Harry Ulysses Kibbe
Bide-a-Wee
Harrington Park
M. J
Hackensack
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
John B. Cowdin
Arther Huntington
Abbott Brown
George H. Gould
Stephen Utley Cadwell
Ulysses
Grant
James Speyer
Paul E
Ocean Travelers Return With Noted Passengers
Passengers arriving on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie from Bremen include Jor and Mrs Robert Koch Mrs Henry Taft and Miss Louise Taft met at quarantine by Henry Taft brother of the Secretary of War Miss Alexander Lodyenskaia daughter of the Russian Consul General Mrs Clarence A Tuttle E G Wells and Mrs E E Wallace Also Mrs E S Freisner chief costumer of the Manhattan Opera House returning with Paris costumes for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Jor
Robert Koch
Henry Taft
Louise Taft
Alexander Lodyenskaia
Clarence A. Tuttle
E. G. Wells
E. E. Wallace
E.S. Freisiner
Manhattan Opera
Frouse
Paris
Opera
Pep
Oceanic
Plymouth
Charles D. Stickney
Charles Scribner
Countess Potulicka
Thomas Thacher
Major St. Aubyn
M. M
Benefit matinée for House of the Holy Comforter at New York Theatre
A special matinée will be held at the New York Theatre on April 80 to aid the House of the Holy Comforter free home for incurables on the upper west side. Mrs. Benjamin Lathrop will sing and Mlle Adeline Genee will dance. Notables supporting include Miss Cornelia R Barnes Mrs C C Cuyler Mrs Haley Fiske Miss Luisita Leland Mrs Clarence Mackay and Mrs H W Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Theatre
House of the Holy Comforter
Upper West
Benjamin Lathrop
Mlle
Adeline Genee
Cornelia R. Barnes
East Seventy-ninth
C. C. Cuyler
East Fifty-second Street
Haley Fiske
Riverside Drive
Luisita Leland
Madison Avenue
Clarence Mackay
H. W. Munroe
Gramercy Park
Wedding and social notices from city society pages
The wedding of Francis M. Livingston and Mrs. Macpherson will take place today at 261 West Ninety-third Street with a departure for Italy planned for Saturday. A class sewing fair for the Seaman's Benefit Society is set for today at the Women’s Municipal League rooms, 19 East Twenty-sixth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Chubb, visiting from Glen Cove Long Island, and Mrs. Joseph F. Willard of Richmond, Virginia, are guests at the St. Regis. A home convalescent babies benefit fair is planned for Friday at Mrs. Alexander’s, 14 West Fifty-eighth Street, with items and cash donations requested. Lydia Mason Jones and Arthur C. Blagden are to marry June 90 at St Thomas Church. Mrs. Edward Lauterbach has returned from a Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Livingston
Joseph FE. Willard
Richmond
St. Regis
Circus Day for Orphans at Barnum Bailey Next Tuesday
The Barnum Bailey Circus will perform for orphans in city institutions next Tuesday afternoon. Clowns urged early applications for seats as managers plan special features and a large comic contrivance to entertain the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & ‘Bailey Circus
Thousands Rush For Jobs At Luna Park Painting
Fred McClellan, manager at Thompson and Dundy's Luna Park on Coney Island, faced a five hour rush as 200 painters joined the regilding and repainting effort. By morning 600 applicants gathered, swelling to 1000 as gate quarrels and crowds delayed work until police were called to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McClellan
Thompson & Dundy
Luna Park
Coney Island
Luna
Mannel Meclellan
Anad
Houdini to attempt new auto chain stunt Friday night
Houdini the handcuff king will perform at Neith & Proctor's 125th Street Theatre for an automobile night carnival. He will be chained by Weed Chain Tire Grip Company with steel chains and two steel rimmed wheels locked by padlocks, then must escape. Auto mobile men doubt the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houdini
Neith & Proctor
125Th Street Theatre
Weed Chain Tire Grip Company
City Farm School Opens With A Rush In De Witt Clinton Park
The De Witt Clinton School Farm opened with 8 o'clock start in the park at Eleventh Avenue and Fifty fourth Street. Boys rushed in, lines formed, and local figures Slattery and O'Brien supervised as students aged 9 and up began digging plots under Miss Lehr's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Farm
de Witt Clinton Park
Eleventh Avenue
Fiftyfourth Street
Miss Lehr
Lemme
George Scales
Pete
Paddy
Pegiv
Will Slattery
O’brien
Slattery
Garden of Paradise
Adam
Eden
Pell
William Rose
Willam Rose
John Rose
William
Johnny
Shaver
George Washington, Jr
de Witt Clinton
Theatrical Notes and Appearances Sparse at Providence Opera House
Henry T. Harris set to present Robert Efeson forges a special performance at the Providence Opera House on April 28 24 and 25 in Stewart Edward White’s Conjuror’s House. Arthur F. Phinney and Adeline Dunlap tour from Savage’s London production The College Widow. Orpheum Vaudeville Circuit plans four miniature operas by de Koven and Smith. Fritz Scheff stars as Mile Modiste an Easter offering. Nora Bayes to take over Nearly a Hero at Casino from Ethel Levy on Monday April 20. Williams Walker mark hundredth Bandanna Land performance at Majestic Theatre next Thursday ending next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Harris
Robert Efeson
Providence Opera House
Providence
Stewart Edward White
Mr. Harris
Arthur F. Phinney
Adeline Dunlap
Savage
London
Willall
Orpheum
Seeginald de Koven
Robert B. Smith
Fritz Scheff
Mile
Modiste
of Music
Ethel Levy
Casino
Nora Bayes
Williams & Walker
Majestic Theatre
HAMMERSTEIN IN PARIS ON BUSY SCHEDULE
Oscar Hammerstein, arriving in Paris after midnight, is in constant engagements from 7 am to night. He plans to travel to Germany and Austria for business, then return to Paris. He organized the ship concert with operatic stars aboard, which netted almost a thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paris
Oscar Hammerstein
Tom New York Times
Germany
Austria
Paris acts suppressed due to Bergger letter crackdown
A letter from Senator Bergger to police led to a crackdown on undraped performances in Paris music halls. Police visited venues and ordered suppression, causing big business to collapse for the evening as crowds were disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paris
Bergger
Fifth Kneisel Concert At Mendelssohn Hall
The fifth Kneisel Quartet concert at Mendelssohn Hall featured Caetani Opus 12 quartet, Franck piano quintet with pianist Olga Samaroff, and Haydn in G major Op. 76 No. 1. The Kneisels displayed warmth and skill, with notable contrast between modern Italian style and classical eighteenth century brightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneiisel
Mendelssohn Hall
Roffredo Caetani
New York
César Franck
Haydn
Mme
Olga Samaroff
Philharmonic Society
Caetanti
Germany
France
Sgambati
Rome
Wagner
Kneisels
Congressman Abraham Lincoln Brick Dies in Indianapolis
Congress announces death of Abraham Lincoln Brick, representative of Indiana's Thirteenth District. Speaker Cannon forms a funeral attending committee including Overstreet, Watson, Crumpacker, Holliday, Foster, Gilliams, Dixon, Cox, Gillett, Graff, Bowers, Hamilton, Cole, Lloyd, and Alexander. House adopts resolutions of regret and recesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
Washington
House of Representatives
Congressman Brick
Cannon
Overstreet
Watson
Crumpacker
Holliday
Foster
Gilliams
Dixon
Cox
Gillett
Massachusetts
Graff
Illinois
Bowers
Mississippi
Hamilton
Michigan
Cole
Ohio
Lloyd
Missouri
Alexander
New York
House
George Austin Gardiner Dies in Baltimore Dairy Pioneer
George Austin Gardiner, 88, son of Col. Asa Bird Gardiner, died Sunday in Baltimore after months of ill health. He spent most of his life in New York, moved to Baltimore ten years ago to start a dairy business that proved successful. he remained unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Austin Gardiner
Col
Asa Bird Gardiner
Baltimore
New York
Death of Rev Dr Samuel Currie Ewing in Cairo Egypt
United Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions reports the death of Rev. Dr Samuel Currie Ewing aged 77 in Cairo Egypt. Born April 20 1851 in Westmoreland County Penn the clergyman served abroad for many years and was widely known in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Currie Ewing
Pittsburg
Penn
United Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Cairo
Egypt
Dr. Ewing
Westmoreland County
Obituary notes list prominent figures including Sir Howard Vincent
Obituary notes from the era report deaths of Sir Howard Vincent MP for Central Sheffield and aide de camp to King Edward in Men tone aged 1849 birth year. Other obits include Edwin C. Jones Manila printing chief designate in Long Beach. Joseph D. Stubbs 86 in Chicago. Capt. R. P. Thompson Aberdeen Miss.. Walter William H. C. Bath banker. Albert K. Hiscock Syracuse bank president. Clause Basse Weehawken brewing executive. William G. Kenny West Hoboken priest’s father. John R. Butts Bridgeville veteran of the Merrimac fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Vincent
Sheffield
King Edward
Mentone
Howard
New York
Creedmoor
Seventh
New York Regiment
Queen’s Westminster Rifles
Edwin C. Jones
Manila
Long Beach
Cal
Philippine Printing Office
John 8. Leech
Washington
Joseph D. Stubbs
J. C. Stubbs
Harriman Lines
Chicago
Capt
R. P. Thompson
Aberdeen
Miss
Cleveland
Wallo
William H. C
G. W. Hallock Bank of
Bath
WN. Y
Albert K. Hiscock
United States
Frank Hiscock
Syracuse
N. Y
State Bank of
Clause Basse
Hudson County
N. J
Consumers’ Brewing Company
Weehawken
William G. Kenny
Andrew Kenny
Co. P
St. Anthony's Italian Catholic Church
West Hoboken
Clinton Avenue
Appealing Figures Aid the Poor in New York
Families aided by the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor face harsh months with no work, depleted savings, and health decline. The appeal urges prompt aid for women and children to avert long term demoralization, directing gifts to R. S. Minturn, Treas., Room 210, 105 East 22d Street, New York.R. Fulton Cutting, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Improving
R. S. Minturn
Treas
East 22d St
New York
R. Fulton Cutting
Pres
Court vacates injunction over The Merry Widow rights
Judge Ward of the United States Circuit Court vacated a restraining order against Gertrude Hoffman over rights to The Merry Widow. The decision casts doubt on Henry W. Savage’s title and allows Hoffman to continue performances pending final hearing while Savage prepares further proof. Hoffman contends the work is an adaptation from L Attache d Ambassade produced in Paris and translated for German stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fromme
Mr. Savage
Miss Hoffman
Victor Leon
Leo Stein
Paris
Theatre du Vaudeville
Astor
Hoffman
Savage
Walter Jones Marries Again in Crown Point
Walter Newton Jones known as a tramp impersonator wed vaudeville dancer Blanche Lillian Pixley also known as Blanche Deyo in Crown Point Indiana performed by Judge Harry B. Nicholson. The couple follows an Illinois divorce of Jones and recent divorce of Deyo as they continue vaudeville acts amid unsettled remarriage law questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Newton Jones
Blanche Lillian Pixley
Blanche Deyo
Illinois
Deyo
Jones
Crown Point, Mud
Harry B. Nicholson
Jones Enlyy
Italian Grand Opera Company Plans Broadway Run
The Italian Grand Opera Company announces negotiations for a twenty week Broadway season at popular prices after a successful ten weeks in Chicago. They plan to start an opera school with the theatre, led by principal tenor Domenico Russo who sang with Mme. Tetrazzini at the Tivoli Opera House in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Grand Opera Company
Academy of Music
Chicago
Ttig
e@ school of opera
Domenico Russo
Russo
Mme. Tetrazzini
Tivoli Opera House
San Francisco
Sally Frothingham Akers Stages Unfamiliar Song Recital
New York singer Sally Frothingham Akers gave a recital in Mendelssohn Hall featuring unfamiliar songs. The program aimed to explore beyond the usual repertoire and drew a good sized audience yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn Hall
Sally Frothingham Akers
New York
Reunion Concert of Columbia University Philharmonic Society
Seventy past and present students will perform at the annual reunion concert at Mendelssohn Hall tonight. The orchestra is directed by Prof. Cornelius Rubner, head of the university music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia ‘University Philharmonic Society
Mendelssohn Hall
Cornelius Rubner
University
Levy Couple Welcome Daughter Born in Yonkers
On March 30 at Yonkers a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levy.
Marriages Recorded in City Churches on April Dates
On April 7 1990 at Grace Church Chantry Mary Wnder hill Wood wed Merrill Edwards Gates Jr. The same date in 1908 Hubertine Stoltzenberg married O Malcolm Marr at Al Souls Church. Also on April 6 Morton B Elieson Eliza joined Katherine L Erskine in marriage.
Obituary notices and funeral notices from April entries
Death notices list many names with residences and funeral details including dates April 7 1909 to April 9 1908. Entries include Reginald Douglas Julia Friend Kate Sands Janie Bodes Ignatius Radley Mary A Romain and others with residences at West 78th St Flushing Spuyten Dusyvil and New Rochelle. Interment arrangements vary with family discretion and local churches cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
West 78Th St
Reginald B. Douglas
W. B. Douglas
Friend
Julia
Herman Friend
Flushing
L. A
Kate M. Sands
David Master
Amity St
New York City
New York Central Railroad
Lexington Av
Radley
Spuyten Duyvil
Ignatius Radley
Franklin Savings Bank
William G. Conklin
Obituary notices list numerous deaths across Brooklyn Newark and Jersey City
A long column of death notices lists names, ages, and addresses including Edgerton Eldridge Fay Feeney Glover Gorman Horton Hutchinson Jantzen Kenny Kirby Kleh Klemann Kugelman Leary Lewis Ludman Blyden Mahland Martin McGild Menville Mulvihill Nielan Noonan OBrien Olsen O Rourke Pfarr Piper Pitt Irckell Scheroser Schussler St John Stremel Strobl Symes Tackaberry Taylor Underhill Van Reyper Van Spall Walz Warmuth Willson Windisch Wortmann Yeomans and others with dates and locations across Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark prompting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freile
Webster Av
Jersey City
Mary A. Freile
Glover
Campbell Glover
Gorman
Schaeffer St
Brooklyn
Ellen Gorman
Greenerg
Wendover
Lau Crepnee
Hagris
East
118
Jantzen
Grove St
Adelheld Jantzen
Kenny
Clinton Av
West Hoboken
William G. Kenny
Kirby
Thomas Kirby
Kleh
Floyd St
Florencs Kleh
Klemann
Elis
Kugelman
East 80Th St
Fay
Olga Mewebaged
Mulvihile
Orange
N. J
Thomas Mulin
Niflan
Kingston Avenue Hospital
John F. Nielin
Noonan
Commercial St
Newark
James Noonan
O'Mrien
John O'Brien
Olsen
Kings County Hospital
Jacob Olsen
T. O'Rourke
Paterson St
Harrisons N. L
Patrick O'Rourke
PFARR
Anne Pfarr
Piper
Market St
Morristown
N. C
Cornelia D. Piper
Pitt
Wiliam Pitt
Irckell
East 95Th St
Elizabeth Purcell
Rumling
Margaretha Teehlife
Rowfe
Munn
New
Charlotte Kietve
Sdolph
Ten’ Eyck St
Broolyn
East 47Th St
Sear Russert
Ark
Charles .A. St. John
Stremel
West
9Th St
Charlotte Strentel
Strobl
Martin Strobl
M. Symes
Tilouston St
Elmer QO. Symes
Dist St
Warmuth
Joseph Warmuth
Stanton St. Wilelson
Westchester Av
Robert
Willson
Windisch
Bridge St
Helen K- Windisch
Wortmann
Trington
Jin Memoriam
Gaffney Mars for Mary Gaffney at St Rose of Lima's Church Newark N J today 8 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
Mars
Mary Gaffney
St Rose of Lima’s Church
Newark
N. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Wood Bride OF
Merrille. Gates, JR
Grace Church Chantry
Miss Gray
Lajos Kada
Marie S. Eddy
Marie Eddy
Brun-Buisson
Durlot
Sam
Orthopaedic Hospital
Eustis
J. D. Rera
Lexington Ave
79Th St
Ocean Travelers
Henry W. Taft
Kronprinzessia
Cunard
Lucania
Liverpool
Queenstown
E. B. Casey
Edward Lynn
George Maxwell
A. McMorland
Alfred Pritchard
M. Watson
F. A. Wilcox
Frank Hardcastle
Rotterdam
Potsdam
Elizabeth Bates
A. A. Frankel
Anne K. Quinn
BE. H. Landon
Richard
Social Notes
Circus Day
City Farm
Odell
Hoffman House
John P. Caddiger
Elmer
Hingee Aves
Vilas
Policyrovides
Ermanent
Empire State Surety
William St
Hammerstein
Wiil
Kneisel
Roffredo Gaetani
Franck
John R. Butts
Bridgeville
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Berlin Photographic Company
East 23d Street
Choicesames, &Ec
East 23d St
Madison Square South
Wabash Ave
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank X. Campbell
Chelsea
Tompkins & Tompkins
Merry Widow
Gertrude Hoffman
Vaudeville
Walter Jones
Italian Opera CO
Miss Akers
Columbia Philharmonic
Spruce
Holman Day
Woods
Maine
King Spruce
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Sixth Avenue
Cortlandt
Our
Gates—Wood
D. C
This City
Mary Wnderhill Wood
William H. S. Wood
Merrill Edwards Gates, Jr
Ellis
Erskina
Morton
Elisa
Katherine L. Erskine
Hallock Waring
Seventh Regiment
Ignatius Radiey
Spuyten Dusyvil
Thomas Dimond
Rope
Charles Robb
Charles Habb
Anne Amelia Watkins
New Orleans
Rodman
Erskine Mason Rodman
Plainfield
Romain
New Rochelle
Mary A
Washington Romain
Stephen Jones
East Chester
St. Paul's Cemetery
Schuyler
Nfe
Anthony Schuler
Anton L. Echwarb
Rose Hill
Manhattan
William Watson
Zincke
Mary Anne
Herman Zincke
West 148Th St
Asper
Hoboken St
Antonio M. Asper
Baumer
West 30Th St
Joseph Baumer
Behre
Astoria
William Behre
Blackburn
Christopher Blackburn
Brown
Arlington
Thomas W. Brown
Bull
10Th St
Charlotte Bull
Burke
Barclay St
John Burke
Carr
Harrison
Ethel Carr
Carroll
West 50Th St
Margaret Carroll
A. My Clapp
Collingwood
Julia F. Clapp
Classen
Ogien Av
Edith M. Crosby
Cosandey
Elise Cosandey
Deppe
Pacific St
Annetta Deppe
Delaporte
Washington St
Belleville
Margaret Delaporte
Deni
11Th St
Lee C. Denis
Dondon
Hill St
Bird
Edgerton
Riverview Place
Yonkera
Francis Edgerton
Eldridge
West 21St St
Asa Cldridge
St.Peter’s Hospital
Peter Fay
Feeney
St. Peter’s Hospital
Annie Feeney
Fitzsimmons
Adelphi St
Bella Fizhimamons
Frankenberg
le East
Johanna Frankerverg
Jin Memoriam
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grang Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 282
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