Miss Pauline Le Roy French Marries Samuel Wagstaff
The Newport wedding party for Miss Pauline Le Roy French and Samuel Wagstaff is set for May 5 at St. John's Church with Rev. Charles F. Beattie officiating. Edith Kane of Tuxedo will be maid of honor, eight bridesmaids named, George Wagstaff as best man, and seven ushers listed. Reception at the bride’s grandmother Mrs. F. Q. French home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Pauline le Roy French
Amos Tuck French
Samuel Wagstaff
St. John's Church
Charles.f. Beattie
Edith SK Kane
Tuxedo
Irene Sherman
Eleanor Mortimer
Gladys Pell
Marion Clark
Caroline Grosvenor
Dorothy Kane
Lisa Cutting
Margaret Steward
George Wagstaff
Francis 0. French
Taylor Pyne
Albert Hoffman
Warren Robbins
James Park
Griswold
Loriblard
Clarence Pell
F. Q. French
William F. Fullam
Gleaves
John R. Drexsl
Muenchinger Iing
Gordon
Esi
Cloyne School
Wedding Plans For Augustus Shepard And Elizabeth Rees
Augustus Dennis Shepard Jr and Miss Elizabeth Baxter Rees prepare for a marriage at All Saints Church Biltmore April. The wedding party includes Rita Rees as maid of honor and Burritta Shepard as best man. A special train from New York will carry guests to Biltmore and Mrs George Vanderbilt will host a bridal party bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Dennis Shepard, Jr
Elizabeth
Baxter Rees
Arthur F. Tee
All Son's Church
Biltmore
Aprilia
Rita Rees
Osborn
New York
Edith H. Smalies Y
Maucline Wright
Helen Brattoofeck
Rosa Valentine
Burnett Valentine
Brooklyn
Robert F. Lanier
Alexander Wi. Blake
Rowland Stebbins
Cynaries M. Remsen
Hdward M. J "Engle
Edgworth Erp
Peter Jenniss
Mr. Reeves
St. Nicholas Club
Lang-Hutchinson Wedding at Epiphany Church
Miss Mabel Florence Lang daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Warren Lang will wed Guy Hutchinson younger son of J L Hutchinson at the Church of the Epiphany on June in New York City The Yale football quarterback Mr Hutchinson will be escorted by Miss Coralie Estelle Lang as maid of honor with Edith Hutchinson and Grace Wing as bridesmaids A reception at the Waldorf Astoria will follow for close relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Florence Lang
Charles Warren Lang
Hendrik Hudson
Guy Hutchinson
J. L. Hutchinson
Englewood
N. J
Church of the Epiphany
Thirty-fifth Street
Lexington Avenue
Coralie Estelle Lang
Edith Hutchinson
Grace Wing
Hutchinson
Yale
Waldorf-Astoria
Successful Function at Home of Mrs Charles B Alexander
A benefit fair and sale raised funds for the Country Home for Convalescent Babies at Sea Cliff Long Island. The event, held yesterday at the residence of Mrs Charles B Alexander, featured donations and merchandise sales from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Alexander
Sea Cliff
L. I
Rich Young Lady Finds Health With Grape Nuts Food
A wealthy young woman credits Grape Nuts with curing six years of nervous dyspepsia after wasting money on tonics and rich foods. She reports rapid improvement and a four pound gain in the first week, urging others to publish her letter for relief. The Postum Co. promotes the product and its message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Mich
Westville
Charity Fair Nets $2100 At Mrs Alexander’s Ballroom
Afternoon sale from 2 to 6 o'clock at the residence of Mrs Charles B Alexander raised 2100 for the charity. The fair featured a large goose display and floral booths with Miss Hertron and other young ladies coordinating flowers. Mrs William J Schieffelin and Miss Margaret Schieffelin led the toy bazaar while Mrs Walter Damrosch and Mrs William K Hoyt ran the useful articles table. Mrs John E Roosevelt and the Roosevelt sisters plus Mrs Bayard Cutting and Mrs Archibald Rogers supervised fancy articles. Candy and bonbon tables were run by Mrs Charles Dickey and Mrs George Miller and millinery by Mrs Henry A Alexander with assistants. Tea was poured by Mrs Henry Parish Jr and other activities included Mexican novelties and grab bag. Silhouettes by Miss Wood entertained visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Alexander
Rosina Hoyt Otis
Constable
William J.schieffelin
Margaret Schieffelin
Mary Jay Schieffelin
Walter Damrosch
William K. Hoyt
John E. Roosevelt
Gladys Roosevelt
Jean Roosevelt
Olga Roosevelt
Henry Parish, Jr
Katherine Tilford
Miss Wood
Easter Sale for Day Home Aids Crippled Children Fund
A ballroom Easter sale at the St. Regis raised several hundred dollars for the Day Home and School for Crippled Children at 2 111 Madison Avenue. Mrs. Jesse Merrick Smith organized the event with a large committee, with many named participants assisting at booths and tables. Proceeds will fund a trip for forty patients of the charity to Barlow-on-the-Sound for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
St. Regis
Jesse Merrick Smith
A. L. Platt
L.A. 3Evin
Toel
A. Kimball
Social Notes Preview Springtime Events and Visits
Social notes list travels for August Heckscher Antoinette Heckscher and Alice Anderton returning from the Riviera around June 1. Mrs. Augustus H Goodwin hosts Miss Hughes of Macon. Harbor Hill opens April 15 for Clarence Macka. A G Traver musicale debuts at Central Park Studio. Weddings noted include John Swift Holbrook and Grace Sinclair at 4 PM, and Adele Versall and RM Ingersoll's daughter Savage wed this afternoon. Symphony directors host reception at the Plaza with Damrosch program. Notables attending Paderewski recital include Carnegie Vanderbilt Clews and Bayard Cutting among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Heckscher
Antoinette Heckscher
Alice Anderton
Riviera
Augustus H. Goodwin
New York
Vanderbilt
Hillmore
Hughes
Macon
Clarence Macka
Harbor Hill
Country Plac
G Traver
Hill
Central Park Studio
West Sixty-seventh Street
John Swift Holbrook
Edward Holbrook
Grace Sinclair
John J
V-Third Street
Savage
Adeleversall
RM Tess Ingersoll
West Thirty-seventh Street
Symphony Society of New York
Plaza
Walter Damrosch
Paderewski
Andrew _Carnegie
Henry Clews
WW. Bayard Cutting
Charles B. Alexander
Reginald Ronalds
J. West. Roosevelt
George C. Frelinghuysen
Benjamin Wood
Gotham
Havena
Santiago
Cuba
Clarence Blair Mitchell
Bernardsville
N. J
Ocean travel inombs and liners sail with varied passenger lists
Outgoing today on the Cunarder Umbria to Liverpool include H E Armstrong E S Bell A J Brice Connor J W Dawson W T Eaton L S MacPhail Mittagy J WW Nizlis J B Northey T Northey H N Pochin and others. The Friedrich der Grosse will sail for Naples with passengers including Mrs William F W Atkinson Mr and Mrs Crawford Farragut Baron Carl Giskra Dr Joel Charles and more. Also booked for the Anchor liner Columbia are John H Adams George Allan Gustav Herman James Neilson John L Pullman and Linton Pedloe. The American liner St Paul heads to Southampton with Mrs Lindon Bates Amando Conti Alfred H Diver Ronald Gray and others. Voyagers on the Red Star liner Finland for Antwerp include Mr and Mrs W J Bord B A Hopkins Mr and Mrs Henry A Johnson Mrs T C Patterson and more. The Mesaha will sail for London with Mrs C N Bell Miss A M Brown Miss Blanche Bates and others. The Right Rev Tsalah EB Scott, a Methodist-Episcopal Bishop for Africa, arrived on the Lusitania and will rejoin his family in Nashville tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
H. E. Armstrong
E. S. Bell
A. J. Brice
Connor
J. .W. Dawson
W. Tt. Eaton
Ll. S. MacPhail
Mittagy
WW. Nizlis
J. PB. Northey
T. Northey
Ho N. Pochin
Cat J. Hi. Porter
James Swanson
Friedrich der Grosse
Lloyd Line
Naples
William FW. Atkinson
W.A. Bradley
Eee Crawford
Farragut
Baron Carl Giskra
Washington
Joel Charles
St. Paul
Southampton
Lindon Bates
Amando Conti
Alfred H. Diver
Ronald Gray
Harrington Mann
L. W. Turney
John H. Whyte
Red Star
Finland
Antwerp
W. J. Bord
B. A. Hopkins
Henry A. Johnson
T. C. Patterson
M. J. Strong
Clara Weber
Atlantic Transportner
Mesaha
London
C. N. Bell
A. M. Brown
Blanche Bates
Garner
John A. Morton
EL. Howard Richardson
Tsalah EB. Scott
Liberia
Africa
New York
Nashville
Tenn
Lusitania passengers arrive as Manchester inspectors tour US libraries
Notables descend from the Lusitania amid illness of R T Wilson as Manchester officials C W Sutton and Henry Plummer join the voyage to study American libraries. The ship’s designer and Swedish mission members sail to Washington on a research tour. One stowaway story ends with citizenship verified by a watch and pen.
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England
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Daunt's Rock
Sandy Hook
Michael Henry Herbert
Sidney
Michael
Ogden Goelet
R. T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wilson
Fifth Avenue
T. C. Abbott
Manchester
Henry Plummer
C. W. Sutton
Lusitana
Mr. Abbott
New York
Providence
Boston
Washington
Europe
Billy”’ Neill
Tommy’ Burns
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Burns
Shether
Charles Davis
Davis
Wiliam H. .White
Mauretania
HH. Bennicks
Liverfioul
Ovation for Mme Gadski at Carnegie Hall recital
Nineteen songs on the program with nineteen repeats for encores. German lieder dominated the selection, punctuated by applauding crowds and trophy roses presented by ushers. Mme Gadski delivered a strong voice with refined charm as Mr. La Forge provided notable accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme.Gadskii
Carnegie Hall
Rosen
Mme. Gadski
Gadski
Mr. la Forge
Sembrich, Paderewski, Adamowski Concert at Carnegie Hall
Mme Sembrich with Messrs Paderewski and Adamowski plan a Carnegie Hall concert on May 2 to aid the Legal Aid Society. Paderewski will perform his Theme and Variations Opus 23 and other works. Sembrich will sing with violin obligato by Adamowski and include Chopin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Sembrich
Messrs. Paderewski
Adamowski
Carnegie Hall
Legal Aid Society
Mr. Paderewski
Mozart
Mr. Adamowski
Mme
Sembrich
Moniusezko
Brahms
Schubert
Hark
Weber
Schumann
Nussbaum
End -Loewe
Mr. Adamow ‘Okt
RY Paderewski
Shuberts set Julia Marlowe season at Lyric Theatre
The Shuberts announce Julia Marlowe will open a repertoire season at the Lyric Theatre starting Monday April 27 after Sothern’s engagement. The Wolf at Bijou features William Courtenay Ida Conquest Walter Hale Sheridan Block Thomas Findlay George Probert. One hundred Lawyers Club members plan a matinee at Herald Square Theatre with Lew Fields in The Girl Behind the Counter. Henry Norman, seen in Tom Jones, joins Edward Vroom in The Tuck of MacGregor at Garden Theatre on April 20. Sothern shortens Don Quixote run by half an hour after opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shuberts
Julia Marlowe
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Sothern
the Wolf
Eugene Walter
Bijou
William Courtenay
Ida Conquest
Walter Hale
Sheridan Block
Thomas Findlay
George Probert
Lawyers Club
Herald Saymre
Lew Fuelds
Henry Norman
Squire Western
Tom Jones
Edward Vroom
Tuck of MacGregor
Garden Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Warfield to Close May 2 at Stuyvesant Theatre
David Belasco announced that David Warfield will end his eight month engagement at the Stuyvesant Theatre after three more weeks and sail for London. The Warrens of Virginia with Charlotte Walker and Frank Keenan will transfer to the Stuyvesant opening May 4. Warfield leaves Europe May 14 and Blanche Bates has booked passage for London aboard the Mesaba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
David Warfield
Stuyvesant Theatre
London
Warrens of Virginia
Charlotte Walker
Frank Keenan
Belasco
Stuyvesant
Mr. Belasco
Mrs. Fiske
Mr. Warfield
Europe
Blanche Bates
Mesaba
Dressler Signs Wireless Contract for New York Vaudeville Run
Marie Dressler, arriving on the Lusitania after engagements in England, is under contract to perform four weeks in Percy G. Williams's New York vaudeville houses. The wireless telegraph contract, said to be the first of its kind, was arranged after she sailed from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dressler
Lusitania
England
Percy G. Williams
New York
Miss Dressler
London
Grand Opera House lease dispute over expansion plans
John H. Springer of the Grand Opera House says his tenancy extends to September 1910 not May 1910, in response to a new lease by Cohan & Harris. He claims unfair treatment by the Gould estate after spending 35000 dollars on improvements and plans to build two new theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Springer
Grand Opera House
Cohan & Harris
Springer
Gould
Helen Noldi Opera Season Opens at West End Theatre
The Helen Noldi Opera Company opens its season at the West End Theatre with a performance of Il Trovatore on a date in April.
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Helen Noldi
Death of Mrs Anna OBrien mother of official figures
Mrs Anna OBrien mother of John H OBrien Commissioner of Water Supply Gas and Electricity and Frank OBrien mayoral secretary died at 2 oclock yesterday morning at 128 West Ninety fifth Street. She had been ill since the death about a year ago of her eldest son Thomas. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna O’brien
John H. O'Brien
Frank O'Brien
West Ninety-fifth Street
Thomas
Mount Pleasant Town Clerk J Benedict See Dies
J Benedict See longtime Mount Pleasant town clerk and personal friend of John D Rockefeller died yesterday at his home near the Rockefeller estate entrance in Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benedict See
John D. Rockefeller
Mount Pleasant
Rockefeller
Tarry
Edith Hall Colgate and Rev Henry Washburn Engagement
Mrs Edward J Hall of 362 Riverside Drive announces the engagement of her daughter Edith Hall Colgate to the Rev Henry Washburn of Worcester Massachusetts.
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Washburn
Marriages Reported in New Jersey Crib Notes
On April 8 in South Orange Aait Blech wed David W. Hisastee Holt. On April 5 in Newark Elsie Holt married Frank Hooley. On April 9 Louise B. Schubart wed Alexander Weinberg.
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South Orange
N. J
David W. Hisastee Holt
Newark
Elsie Holt
Frank Hooley
Weinberg—Schubart
Louise B. Schubart
Alexander Weinberg
Death notices from New York area papers April 1908
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with dates April 7 to April 19 1908 across New York New Jersey and nearby towns. Includes Stephen Avery 54 funeral from 140 West 130th St interment Hudson NY. Robert W Bell Jr age 27. Jacob Chamberlain missionary of Reformed Church. many others with funeral times locations and interment details.
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Chamberlain
Jacob
Reformed Church
India
Marble Collegiate
Demarest
Tenafly
N. J
Rachel Ann
John A. Demarest
Louis E. Tuttle
Jersey City
Grand Central
Hopper
Madeleine Inslee
Mary
Caroline
Inslea A. Hopper
Harrison St
East Orange
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
Keep
West End
Gertrude Marion
Oliver MH. Keep, Jr
Walther Luttgen
London
Berlin
Mauser
Frank Mauser
Frank E. Campbell
Obrien
West 95Th St
Anna Cryan Obrien
Michel Obrien
John H
Frank M
Mary B
Thomas G. Obrien
Church of the Holy Name
Oaklawn
Southport
Conn
New York
Petrie
Catherine Leslie
Jonathan Petrie
East 30Th St
George Black
Mary Black
Samuel Rea
Valley Road
Ardmore
Penn
Scholle
Samuel
Estelle Content Scholle
Martha L
Theodore W. Swimm
Jefferson AV
Brooklyn
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Wass Amann
Edward
Wassershter
Henriette
Igman
Temple Emanu-El
Temple
Emanu-El
Emma Wassermann
James Seligman
Longtime Sleepy Hollow Town Clerk Dies at 75
The obituary notes 75 year old former town clerk who first held the post in 1883 and served annually through 1906. He once managed tax assessments in Mount Pleasant while Rockefeller contested, was a 50 year member of the Old Dutch Church in Sleepy Hollow, and leaves a large estate.
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Sfe
Rockefeller
Mount’ Pleasant
Lee
Old Dutch Church
Sleepy Hollow
Alfred Bradley Dies After Fourth Operation
Alfred Bradley longtime representative for Wagenhals and Kemper at the Astor Theatre died yesterday at Dr Bull's Sanitarium from heart disease after an operation for intestinal adhesions. The procedure was his fourth. He leaves a widow and two children. Bradley belonged to the Lambs and the Friars. Funeral at Port Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bradley
Wagenhals & Kemper
Astor Theatre
Obituaries of Katherine Benton Blakely Griffiths Tooker Peck
Miss Katherine Benton longtime Publo School 21 teacher in Jersey City dies of pneumonia at home. Col Andrew Blakely St Charlies Hotel proprietor and prominent figure dies at New Orleans. Dr George Griffiths Louisville physician and railroad surgeon and university trustee dies at 50. Samuel Tooker Orange County resident dies at Middletown New York aged about 93. T C Peck Sr longtime Philadelphia born Indianapolis manufacturing figure dies in Los Angeles.
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Katherine Benton
Jerse City
Benton
Andrew R. Blakely
St. Charlies Hotel
New Orleans
GeoRge W. Griffiths
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
University of Louisville
Samuel Tooker
Orange County
Middletown
N. Y
T. C. Peck
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Flashlight Portraits Highlight Waldorf Dinner Scene
The Times previews an epoch making Waldorf Astoria dinner honoring Mrs Humphry Ward with 400 portraits of notable New York figures. The illustrated feature shows fashion, auto racers in snow, actresses, and vivid scenes planned for tomorrow's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf- Astoria
Humphry Ward
New York
Sunday Times
Tompkins & Tompkins Counsel for Wills at Law
Tompkins and Tompkins, Counselors-at-Law based at 156 Fifth Avenue handle wills and probate of wills for clients. They provide expertise in estate matters and probate court procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Masses Said For Departed In New York And Jersey City
Memorial masses announced for John Carlin at the Church of the Sacred Heart at 9 A M William H Kelly remembered at St Theresa s Brooklyn with a mass in his memory and Thomas O Neill honored at Sacred Heart Church Jersey City at 8 A M today.
Notable Waldorf Dinner Photo Featured By Sunday Times
The Sunday Times Pictorial Section will present a flashlight photograph of the four hundred attendees at the Waldorf Astoria dinner honoring Mrs. Humphry Ward. The image aims to capture faces with clear detail for two full pages, highlighting a distinctive New York gathering. The section promises other large photos including the Duchess of Marlborough, Mrs Clarence Mackay, hats, and images from a New York to Paris motor race, with sequencing and timeliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
Waldorf-Astoria
Humphry Ward
New York
Times
Duchess of Marborough
Clarence Mackay
Page
Paris
San Francisco
Prince Jerome Bonaparte and Betsy Patterson Story
The Sunday Times previews a told story of Prince Jerome Bonaparte and Betsy Patterson of Baltimore, recalling Betsy as a famed figure in a bygone romance. The article notes the writer’s access to facts and presents a portrait of Betsy Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Sunday Times
Prince Jerome
Bonaparte
Miss Patterson
Baltimore
Times
Betsy Patterson
Japan at the Parting of Political Ways
The Times presents Thomas F. Millard reporting from the East on Japan's evolving politics. His forthcoming article delves into current conditions and future prospects, aiming to inform readers on how eastern affairs are taking shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Thomas F. Millard
Times
Mr. Millard
East
Indiscretions of the Many Sided Kaiser
A Sunday Times article surveys the German Emperor’s numerous indiscretions noted from childhood onward. It promises a thorough review of incidents that mark a long, controversial career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Bismarck
Sunday Times
Diamonds Price Fight Ties to South African Firms
A Diamond Trust spokesman argues prices will stay fixed while markets lean on New York’s influence. With the American market controlling about 85 percent of diamonds, New York City has a strong stake in the rivalry between two major South African companies. The Sunday Times plans an article to illuminate the controversy and its implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Charity Organization Society
Sunday Times
Diamond Trust
South Africa
Second anniversary of San Francisco disaster observed
The coming week marks two years since the San Franciscco catastrophe. The Sunday Times will publish a feature on how the Golden Gate city recovered through American spirit, including photographs and vivid tales of resilience and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscco
Sunday Times
Golden Gate
Tolstoy on Education of Children
Tolstoy presents his beliefs on how children should be educated in a forthcoming Sunday Times article. The piece is expected to surprise readers and interest parents and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoy
Sunday Times
How Bombs Are Made in New York City
The Sunday Times reveals the methods behind bomb manufacture in New York City and the challenges police face in tracing the bomb thrower. It explains how criminals obtain bombs and the steps authorities take to locate and stop them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Sunday Times
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Madison Square Garden
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Frederic Ashton de Peyster
Alice
Abercrombie Miller
Lakewood
Union Club
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George Allan
Gustav Herman James Neilson
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Linton Pedloe
Robert C. Ogden
Geo. BE. Ide
Hion
M. Herrmanch
Poughkeepsie
WM. G. Phelps
Binghamton
de E.ats
Albany
Hon
Arthur C. Hastings
Niagara
Taft
OF the State OF New York
William H. Taft
United States
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Broadway
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Paderewski and
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Dressler
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Grand Opera
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Raphael Asch. Barry
East 88Th St
Bella J. Barry
Ms Beck
Pamrapo Av
John
Beck
Rbellis
Kearny
Gabriel i H. Bellis
Blake
Linco Road
Mary A. Blake
Brien
Putnam Av
John D. Brien
Brunner
Vesta Av
Charles Brunner
Passaic
Pateg Sy . J
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M. Casey
West 18Th St
Katharine M. Casey
M Centlivre
East 70Th St
Joseph Centlivre
Newark St
Patrick Cleary
Llins
Dongan Hills
S. 1
Catherine D. Collins
Conroy
East 82d St
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Cowley
Eest 53d &T
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West
J. Duncan
Engel
Elizabeth Engel
M. Farley
East 4Th St
Bridget Farley
Um.ferris
Ferris Place
Westchester
Capt
Charles C. Ferris
Findon
Clifton Av
Pril
Estella Findon
Fit Patrick
Camden St
Nw. J
Mary Fitzpatrick
Furman
Oakland
Warwick
Nicholas L. Furman
Griffin
9Th St
Ann Griffin
Hames
Eastern Parkway
J. B. Hames
Hamlin
Mary E. Hamlin
Healy
William Healy
Hepburn
Nathaniel Hepburn
Herdling
President St
Frank Herdling
Hults
Chauncey Street
George L. Hults
Jensen
Flushing
Emma Jensen
Katsch
West 19Th St
Ernestine H. Katsch
Intermentaliy Kronmuller
South
O'Donnell
Gates
Hugh O'Donnell
Pier
Kent St
John Pier
Rees
Seldier St
Clara Rees
Ridgely
Berkeley Place
Bessie N. Ridgely
Ryan
West 100Th St
Jula
Arlington
Sophie D. Smith
M. Sullivan
Berry
Dora Sullivan
Sullivan
Central Av
Timothy WW. Sullivan
Trapp
Ariington
John A.trapp
Brooklin
Verdin
Grand St
John Verdin
West 83d St
Phoebe Jane Washburn
Weigel
Hempstead Road
Sherwood Av
Queens
Eva Weigel
Char
van Norden Trust Company
East Side
Bowery
Grand Street
Fifth Ave
60Th Street
Notec
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grang Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
E. Campbell
Chelsem
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