Chocolate Party for Little Invalids in Vienna
A charity chocolate party and variety entertainment will be held at the Plaza Ballroom on Wednesday April 22 to aid consumptive children at Loomis Sanatorium. The program features plays, dances, songs, costumes, and tableaux led by notable performers and hosted by the Chocolatiere guild with arrangements by Frank Hunter Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plaza Ballroom
Loomis Sanatorium
Frank Wilde
Robert Kernan
Ralph Paige
Elvina Baird
Dixie Land
Lathrop Barlow
Charles Louis Safford
Nina Chisholm
Mary Martin
Margaret Roosevelt
Rosina Otis
Kathryn Auerbach
Abby Morrison
Helen Auerbach
Harriet Ogden
Marion Boyd
Renesas Gould
Katharine Duane
Eleanor Dune
Eleanor Townsend
Margaret Winslow
Eleanor Hinton
Mabel Hinton
Alice Potter
Grace Fleischmann
Emily Potter
Helen Sherman
Mary Ostrander
Gladys Roosevelt
Hester Davis
Dorothy Bull
Cary Fellowes
Mary Hazard
Gertrude
Willeam B. Crocker
William Pierson Hamilton
Abramss. Hewitt
Richard Irevin
Henry S. Kerr
J.pierpont, Moran
Henry
C. O Potter
Frank Funter Potter
J. Dynely Prince
James Speer
Moses Taylor
Buane Winthrop
Julia Chester
Ells
Dresden Art Gallery
Lieut Kada Weds Miss Eddy In Military Wedding
Lieut Lajos Kada of the Fourth Hussars Austro Hungarian Army in Vienna and Miss Marie Seymour Eddy daughter of Titus and Mrs Eddy wed yesterday at the bride's home. The ceremony in full dress was officiated by Mgr Lavelle. Best man was Austro Hungarian Consul Gevon Hoenning O Carroll. The couple met in Vienna last summer and plan to sail April 14 aboard the Kronprinzess to spend the summer abroad before settling in Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lajos Kada
Hussars
Vienna
Marie Seymour Eddy
Titus. E. Eddy
Forty-seventh Street
Kada
Mgr. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gevon Hoenning O'Carroll
New York
Lieut
Titus Eddy
Narragarsett Pier
Kronprinzess
Ceciie
Budapest
Elizabeth Newcomb Hall to Wed Judson Todd in May
Mrs. Henry B. Hall of 107 East Sixty fifth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Elizabeth Newcomb Hall to Judson Scott Todd. The wedding is planned for May. Elizabeth Hall is sister to Mrs. Reginald Cracey Robbins of Boston and was her sister's maid of honor at a May wedding in Grace Church. Todd is a lawyer and member of the Union League Ardsley Knollwood Automobile Club of America and Sons of the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Hall
East Sixty
Fifth Street
Elizabeth Newcomb Hall
Judson Scott Todd
Miss Hall
Reginald Cracey Robbins
Boston
Sules Jane Ruthven Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Grace Church
Eliza Newcomb
Mr. Todd
Union League
Ardsley
Knollwood
The
Automobile Club of America
Sons of the Revolution
Savage Ingersoll Wedding Planned for Tomorrow
Miss Adele L Ingersoll daughter of Mr and Mrs M Ely Ingersoll will marry Dr William B Savage tomorrow afternoon at the bride home 43 West Thirty seventh Street Rev E Clowes Chorley will officiate Miss Blaine Ingersoll cousin will attend as maid of honor Henry H Hollister Jr will serve as best man
Children of the Loving Service Hold Annual Fair Today
The Children of the Loving Service plan an afternoon fair and entertainment at Mrs. Be Alexander's residence 4 West Fifty-eighth Street. Mr and Mrs James Speyer expect return from Virginia Flat Springs on April 15. Frank Hunter Potter couple back at 30 East Fifty-seventh Street from a two week stay at Areatoma Farms Katonah. William H Falconer family in Atlantic City for a few weeks with children Bruce and Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loving Service
Be Alexander
West Fifty-eighth Street
James Speyer
Virginia
Flat Springs
Frank Hunter Potter
East Fifty-seventh Street
Areatoma Farms
Katonah
William H. Falconer
Atlantic City
Bruce
Louise Falconer
Health in the package with the Red Seal
A man endorses Postum as a healthier substitute for coffee saying it preserves nervous health. He highlights Postum is made from wholesome wheat and urges others to experience health in the Red Seal product.
St. Regis Socials Spotlight Charities and Society Guests
A social program directed by Mrs. Jessie M. Smith at the St. Regis supports the Day Home and School for Crippled Children. Dinners and bachelor events unfold around St. Regis and Union Club venues with notable names such as Frederick Ashton de Peyster and Alice Abercrombie peer. Guests include Miss Alice R. Newbold and Mr. W. W. Heaton, as well as Mrs. Marcus Daly and Harriet Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Smith
Riverside Drive
St. Regis
Tyler Morse
Anna Gould
Prince Helis de Sagan
Frederick Ashton de Peyster
Alice Abercrombie Peer
Lakewood, J
Bachelor Reid
Union Club
Alice R. Newbold
Philadelphia
W. W. Heaton
Norwich, Conn
Buckingham
C. S. Mellen
New Haven
Marcus Daly
Harriet Daly
Notable Newport social notes and arrivals in Paris and Newport
Special to The New York Times reports Rear Admiral J V R Bleecker and Mrs Bleecker are in Paris while Mrs Benjamin Warder and daughter Miss Alice Warder sail for Europe and return to Newport in June. Several residents plan travel, home purchases, and preparations for the upcoming season at Ochre Point and Belleview Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
J. V. R. Bleecker
U. 8S. N
Bleecker
Paris
Benjamin F. Warder
Alice Warder
Washington
Europe
Alice Brownell
Bermuda
de Lancey Astor Kane
Albert Lewis
Bear Creek
Penn
Middletown
Rosa A. Grosvenor
Providence
Edward J. Herrick
New York
F. O. French
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Hugh K. Norman
William R. Hunter
Pembroke Jones
Bellevue Avenue
James Griswold Wents
Shields Cottage
Ochre Point
Charles L. F. Robinson
Charles F. Hoffman
Whitney Warren
Hermann Oelrichs
Humphry Ward Lectures On Art In America
London art critic Humphry Ward spoke at Berkeley Lyceum in America on Napoleon and the Louvre. He traced the palace rise from 1791, the 1794 Belgian harvests, and Napoleon era plunder, noting postwar recoveries and the role of Wellington, with Ward joking about American women in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphry Ward
London Times
America
Berkeley Lyceum
League For Political Education
Napoleon
Louvre
Robert Erskine Ely
Albany
Ward
Marquis de Marigny
Mme. de Pompadour
Barras
Grande Galleries
David
France
Belgium
Anawern
Christ
Holland
Italy
Germany
Austria
Jena
Austerlitz
Europe
Paris
National Gallery
Mr. Ward
Josephine
Vivant Deney
Duke of Wellington
Miss Jessie Hamilton Engaged to Charles Sutherland Ransom
Announcement from Albany dated April 9 reports the engagement of Miss Jessie Hamilton daughter of the late Andrew Hamilton and sister of Mrs. James Cox Brady of New York to Charles Sutherland Ransom of Albany. The couple are to be married in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Jessie Hamilton
Andrew Hamilton
James Cox Brady
New York
Charles Sutherland Ransom
Woman's Club Election Swings to One-Woman Ticket
The West End Woman's Republican Club elected its officers in a peaceable session. Mrs William Grant Brown was reelected president by 11 of 54 votes, completing a shift to a "one woman" ticket with Mrs J Ella Rood as First Vice President and other positions filled by Brown allies. Mrs Tonges and Mrs Otis faced defeats as caucus claims faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Woman’s Republican Club
Willian
Grant Brown
Brown
Hielen Secor Tonges
Tonges
Stanley L. Otis
Otis
William Grant Brown
J. Ella Rood
Arthur S. Wilson
Frank Churchill
Wiliams Chambers
A. M. Palmer
Frank P. Adams
Brooklyn
Mirs
G. A. Dearborn
L. B. Niver
A. J. Wilson
Telegraphers Threaten to Strike Next Week
Local 16 officers of the Commercial Telegraphers Union announce plans to consider resolutions June 1 demanding higher wages from Western Union. The union claims 1,004 members, including "strikebreakers," back from a prior split, with ongoing recruitment as the strike threat looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
O'Brien Elected President of Manhattan Club
Morgan J. O'Brien was elected President of the Manhattan Club at the annual meeting of the Board of Governors succeeding John Howe. Alton B Parker was chosen Vice President H D Macdona Secretary and 8 J O Sullivan Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan J. O'Brien
Manhattan Club
John Howe
Board of Governors
Alton B Parker
H. D. Macdona
J. O'Suhbigan
Treasurrer
Easter Kitchen Tricks and Delicacies from Home Cooks
Coztes for eggs in Easter tables inspired by tea cosies, featuring white flannel hens and red beak details priced at 25 cents. Recipes cover escarole salad with orange, delicate soups from greens, banana fritters with sherry and batter, and corned beef hash with toasted corn bread. Also notes on potato molds with cheese and crouton enhanced omelettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
400
Uptown
Mrs Ward At White House Guests At Embassy Functions
Washington April 9 Special to The New York Times Mr and Mrs Humphry Ward and daughter stayed at the British Embassy with continuous entertaining. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted ten to twenty guests nightly for dinners while other notable entertainments included Mrs Roosevelt’s musicale and gatherings honoring Miss Catherine Williams and Frank B Poe amid notable diplomats and social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Humphry Ward
Bryce
Roosevelt
Baroness von Sternburg
William Sheffield Cowles
Austria
Baroness Hengelmuller
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Baron Hengelmuller
Cullom
Catherine Williams
Frank B. Poe
Elkins
Richard McCormick
Miss Thurman
Ohio
Frank Ellis
Fish
Kronpensky
Miss Julia Marlowe Performs in Binghamton Amid Divorce News
Miss Julia Marlowe acted as Rosa Lind in Binghamton to a full house. She declined to comment on the Von Hermann divorce suit, saying a full statement would come at the proper time. She plans rest in New York, then a Atlantic City engagement. managers imply possible suit against those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Binghamton
N. Y
Julia Marlowe
Rosalind
von Hermann
New York
Atlantic City
Miss Marlowe
Boston Divorced Actress Julia Marlowe Faces Scrutiny
Boston reporters note friends of Miss Julia Marlowe follow the divorce case filed by Mrs. Clara Von Herrmann against her husband. Disclosures reportedly shock the actress’s Boston acquaintances yet they expect her to endure the ordeal with scandal avoided. No further statements were issued by Von Herrmann or his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Julia Marlowe
Clara von Herrmann
Weil Takes Over German Theatre in Irving Place
Otto Weil will assume personal direction of the German Theatre in Irving Place starting May 1, after long service as business manager with Heinrich Conried. For 1908-09 he plans comedy drama and comic opera, then sails to Europe to hire a company for a seven to eight month season beginning Sept 15. The theatre will undergo numerous alterations during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place
Heinrich Conrec
Otto Weil
Conried
Weil
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
Europe
Actress Rose Coghlan Injured in Broadway Collision
Rose Coghlan was injured in an afternoon traffic crash on Broadway at Thirty-ninth Street when a taxicab she rode in was struck by a car and then hit a wagon. She was bruised and frightened but determined to perform as scheduled at Keith and Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
Keith & Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
Cohan and Harris Lease Grand Opera House from Gould Estate
Cohan and Harris leased the Grand Opera House from the Jay Gould estate for a term beginning May 1910. John N Golding negotiated the lease, reported at about $55,000 per year. The current lessee is John H Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohan & Harris
Grand Opera House
Jay Gould
John N.golding
John H. Springer
Theatrical Notes On Plays And Personal Moves
Julian Mitchell sails for Europe to bring back novelties for The Follies of 1908 at the New York Roof. Fritzl Scheff heads to Easter week at the Academy of Music in Mlle Modiste final engagement. Bijou Fernandez and William Abingdon in Capt Velvet at the Colonial on April 20. Progressive Woman's Suffrage Union members attend Girls at Daly's on April 22. Jean Lennox to debut as vaudeville performer at Keith & Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street. Auxiliary No 4 of Stonywold Sanitarium buys out Daly's May 4 for a benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mitchell
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Europe
America
New York
Fritzl Scheff
Mlle
Academy of Music
Bijou Fernandez
William Abingdon
Colonial Theatre
Edwin Arden
Progressive Woman's Suffrage Union
Daly's Theatre
Jean Lennox
Keith & Proctor
Fifty-eighth Street
The
Shuberts
Stonywold Sanitarium
Daly's
Sanitarium
Wesleyan Students End Debate Ties With Syracuse University
Wesleyan University students vote unanimously to sever debate relations with Syracuse University after a Syracuse win 2 to 1. Wesleyan claims the third judge was chosen without Wesleyan consent violating the agreement and cites discourteous treatment. Syracuse officials express surprise and note a substitute judge was arranged before the final decision.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Wesleyan
N. Y
Frank Smalley
P. Cc. J. de Angelis
Fletcher C. Peck
Rochester
Torum
Senator Hans brough Undergoes Mastoiditis Surgery
Senator Hans Brough of North Dakota was operated on last night in a local hospital for mastoiditis. The procedure succeeded and recovery proceeds, though he is expected to remain hospitalized for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Hansbrough
North Dakota
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Reports Husband’s Illness Easing
Mrs. Grover Cleveland says her husband has been ill last week but is much better this week and hopes to be himself again in a few days. The update comes as reports of his health circulate from Lakewood New Jersey on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lakewood
WN. J
Grover Cleveland
The Intruder Opens in Boston Drama on Divorce Theme
Thompson Buchanans three act play The Intruder premiered at Tremont Theatre in Boston with cast including James E. Wilson Harriet Otis Dell en baugh Lilian Kemble and Douglas Fairbanks. The dominant theme centers on a custody battle between mother and stepmother for a 19 year old daughter following a divorce ten years prior.
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New York Times
Boston
Thompson Buchanan
New York
Tremont Theatre
James E. Wilson
Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh
Lilian Kemble
Cecil Kern
Grace Googall
Julia Stuart
Frances Brandt
Douglas Fairbanks
Rapley Holmes
Charles Madkay
Rival Union Tensions Hit New York Theatres
The Theatre Managers Association of New York City discussed the strike and union tensions with musicians. The new National Union of Theatrical Musicians has offices in New York and preliminary applications. Louis Weber of the National Federation visited, fueling talk of meetings and possible conciliatory offers. Managers push to support the new union while old union members balk at the scale and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Managers’ Association of
New York City
National Union of Theatrical Musicians
New York
Louis Weber
National Federation
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Weber
Managers' Association
Mr. Weber
National Union of
Thatrica
Elopement of Ellen staged by New York Training School seniors
The senior class of the New York Training School for Teachers will present a three act play this afternoon. The faculty and the entire school have been invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Training School For Teachers
Ellen
Frontier author Joseph Henry Taylor dies at Washburn
Joseph Henry Taylor, frontier author, died in Washburn on April 8 from heart disease. He reached the Platte River in 1854 and worked north along the Missouri River, becoming one of the first whites to settle in the region. He authored Beavers and Their Ways and Frontier and Indian Life among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
N. C
Joseph Henry Taylor
Taylor
Platte River
Missouri River
Mrs Oliver Thildreth Keep Jr Dies at Home of Parents
Mrs Gertrude M Luttgen, wife of Oliver Thildreth Keep Jr, died after several weeks illness at her parents 680 West End Avenue She married Mr Keep January 29 1901 He is Vice President and Treasurer of the H V Keep Shirt Company and a member of multiple clubs and the Seventh Regiment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Thildreth Keep, Jr
Waite Luttgen
West End Avenue
Gertrude M. Luttgen
Keep
Reduction sale of imported handicrafts and blouses
Today from 9 until 3, a reduction sale of imported handmade ragy and blouses at Room 122 Hotel Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Victoria
Spring Announcement from the New York Times Book Review
A special contribution by Lewis Melville spotlights a rising English novelist, with a humorous crime fiction piece, appreciations of verses by Arthur Upson and Madison Cawein, and a Rex Beach reply to critics of The Barrier. A complete guide to literature, travel, biography, poetry, and art in the Spring Number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Melville
Arthur Upson
Madison Cawein
Jessie Rittenhouse
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Rex Beach
Tur
New York Timers Saturday Review
Farewell for John Crane Held by Irish Emigrant Group
John Crane dies at his New York home prompting funeral on April 11 at Church of the Ascension. Tributes recall his Civil War service and leadership of the Irish Emigrant Society and his long tenure on the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank board. Memorials note deep community loss and sympathy to his widow and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Ascension
7Th St
Broadway
Stephen Farrelly
Warren Leslie
Irish Emigrant Society
Chambers St
James G. Johnson
John Crane
Major Crane
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Trish Emper
New York
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Michael EE. Bannin
Michael J. Drummond
Gallup
New York City
Charles van Eversdyk Gallup
Dedham
Mags
Forest Hills
Ctass
Hopper
Madeleine Inslee
Mary Caroline
Inslee A. Hopner
Harrigan St
East Orange
N J
Mt Pleasant
Newark
N. J
Ekeep
Gertrude Marion
Oliver H. Keep, Jr
Waltherl‘tgen
West, End
Laski
Caroline Dlacks
Marx Laski
Manhattan
Salem Fields
Master
Flushing
L. I
Kate M. Sands
David Master
Amity St
South St. Av
Mount Vernon
N.Y Pell
West 103d St
John Rogert Pell
William Watson Pell
Maria Antoinette
Frener
Annie B. Storm
Schermerhorn St
Brooklyn
Sophia
George West
Friay
Death notices and funerals announced in Brooklyn and Jersey City
Local death notices list multiple residents with addresses in Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and nearby areas. Entries include ages and funeral times for individuals such as Viola Brown Margaret Bergen Hannah Boyle and Mary Curran among others with service details and burial plans.
John Crane Dies. Emigrant Bank Trustee and Civil War Major
John Crane longtime Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank trustee and prominent Catholic in New York died at 807 West 103d Street. A Civil War Major with the Seventeenth Wisconsin and Iron Brigade, he fought at Shiloh Corinth and Vicksburg and served with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea. Survived by widow Mary MacMahon, he led Crane & MacMahon Co and supported Catholic causes. funeral Saturday at 10 in Church of the Ascension with Calvary interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crane
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
New York
West 103d Street
Wisconsin
Iron Brigade
Corinth
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Atlanta
Sherman
Roosevezu
Grant
Crane
Perry County
Ohio
Crane & MacMahon Company
Bridge Street
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Catholic Club
Xavier Alumni Sodality
Irish Emigrant Society
Mery MacMehon
Col. MacMahon
Seventeenth Wisconsin Regiment
Church of the Ascension
Calvary
Harvard Alumnus C H Parker Dies in Boston
Charles Henry Parker an oldest Harvard alumnus aged 92 died at his Chestnut Street home in Boston today. He belonged to the class of 1933 and was a longtime resident noted for his association with Harvard news and alumni activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parker
Harvard
Boston
Charles Henry Parker
Chestnut Street
Hdmanp A. Smith
Glen Ridge
Bremounia
Ilo
Bloomfield
Wolckerteeker Ice Company
Obituary notes for Cleary Geddis and Selleck
Former Assemblyman John Cleary of Rockland County dies at his Haverstraw home leaving a widow and six children. Abbey Geddis widow of Daniel Geddis dies in Rahway New Jersey at 73, funeral Friday in Rahway. Alberya V Selleck dies at home in Huntington Indiana Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cleary
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
N. Y
Rockland County
Abbey Geddis
Daniel Geddis
W. H. Clarkson
Rahway
N.J
Maureen Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Field
N. J
Alberya V. Selleck
Huntington
Ial
Marriage notices from April weddings listed in state notices
Several couples announce nuptials with dates in April. Miller Leitch in New York and Pittsburg. Lowenthal Epstein in early April. McElvery Boyd in New Jersey. MacDonald Smith Jersey City. Macrae Galluba. Rollins Boyer. Rupprecht Lowther. Each entry names bride and groom and location.
Masses Held for Deceased Anna For and Alice Fyans
In Memoria notices list Mass for Anna T. Ford at Church of Our Lady Help of Christians in Holy Orange today and Mass for Alice Fyans at Corpus Christ Chapel tomorrow at 10 AM.
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MR. Kada
Miss Eddy
Social Notes
Aaxe
Bermudas
Ere
Mrs
Arthur Lehman
Hot Springs, Va
News OF Newport
London
Woman’s Club
W. G. Brown
M. J. O'Brien
Opera House
the Intruder
Rival Union For Theatres
Joseph HR. Taylor
Mrs. Oliver Hildreth Keep
New York Times Saturday Review
Robert J. Hoguet
Louis V. Odronomuue
Michael E. Bannin
Culefnan
Katherine
Jennta T.owen
Katherine Diller
Jeremiah J. Keena
West S3th St
Church of the Holy Nama
Amsterdam
Frifend
Julia
Herman Fricerd
Medison Av
Beck
Bergen
Mary Bergen
Boyle
Pearl St
Hannah Boyle
Boal
Mancosk St
Margaret Bern
Harrison
Viola Anna Brown
Burton
South Lith &J
Debe W. Burton
Carmody
Mary A. Cera
Chaypeayne
Cornwall - On Hudson
Avril
Eshvina C. Chardraine
Pate
Fanoral Tesmerrase Driscoli
Sith
Sr. Seatak
Ajril
Michael DriseSi
Thermany
Duane
David Jdrusane
Fannon
Bleecker St
Cnomas Fanawn
Hergen St
N. Tis
Mary
Ss. Gray
Hanily
Alicia Manil- Haggerty
West 249Th St
Anvil
Joverh A. Haggerty
AI. Haggerty
West Vth St
W. J. Hasgertry
M. Healey
Mary Hiekies
M. Herlict
East Sith St. George
Holathan
India
Threanpehit
Matihla Holalan
Furerat Tersiay
Houchton
Sitomit Av
Fevery City
Patrick Houghton
Hussey
Merkhmer St
Mary Fiussey
IGOF
Jersey City
Johnson
Anna Co. Johnson
Mealowitz
Selmont
Fred Nalewitc
Kisly
Mary Kicty
Aiarrow Kniffin
Prospect Place
Lynilt Reae
William St
Orange
Nelson
Littaust
Todas
Central
Wad Veil
John Mr
Fievern
Jersey
Mary J. Sororls
Felleville
Jamius O'Hagan
Punerel
Pickman
Bride St
Belleville
Theroas
Petmhson
Krantwood
Capoline Peterson
Prince
Teals Prince
Age Tv
Quinn
Reardon
An & John & K
M.southmayd
Madison
George M. Southroage
Steinmetz
Jaroh Steinmetz
Miller—Leitch
R. J. Miller
Jean Melrose Leitch
Henry Russell Miller
Pittsburg
Alvin
MFG
Fifth Ave
Maiden Lane
Harbizar
York, St
Fulton St
Brooklin
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charles E. Leonard
Lillian Russell
Edward Schultze
Newell Avenue
Rutherford
Leonard
Schultze
Miss Russell
Pinehouse Allen
Allen
Olmsted
Leroy, N
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grang Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank £. Campbell
Chelaate
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