Symphony Society Musicals At Plaza Aesthetic Event
The Symphony Society of New York held a grand afternoon musicale at the Plaza. Under Walter Damrosch the program ranged from German Folksongs to Haydn adagio with candles extinguished between pieces, followed by Mozart and Verdi selections and solo performances. Attendees included society leaders like Samuel Sanford and Isaac N. Seligman with many notable patrons present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Society’ of
New York
The
Plaza
Walter Damrosch
Schumann
Obenlied
Popper
Henry Bramson
Berthoven
Addimando
Leroy
Tabuteau
Bach
Haydn
Mozart
Strauss
Verdi
Gounod
Wagner
Ochs
George Barrere
Samuel
Sanford
Jan Kubeck
Hertz
Metropolitan
John D. Crimmins
Crimmins
Albert G. Jennings
Flagler
Marion Stoddard
Henry W. Poor
John Clinton Gray
Laura J. Post
Stuart Duncan
Damrosch
CG. H. Ditson
Cora Barnes
Gibbs
Morgan
F. T. van Beuren
G. M. Tuttle
J. J. Knox
Henry Burnett
Eliot Norton
Bovee
F. B. Candler
Cravath
Welling
Mansfield
Weddings Planned for Edith Colgate and Henry Washburn
Announcement lists the May wedding of Edith Buckingham Hall Colgate widow of Rev Samuel Colgate of Orange New Jersey and Rev Henry Bradford Washburn rector of St Mark's Worcester Massachusetts. Also notes April 22 wedding of Miss Henrietta Low ing to Charlies Arthur Richards and April 25 marriage of Miss Ticlen Thertarn Forsythe to George H Turner with limited guests and clergy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Buckingham Hall Colgate
Samuel Colgate
Orange
WN. J
Henry Bradford Washburn
St. Mark’s Church
Worcester
Mass
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
George P. Putnam
Gilbert C. Colgate
Dward J. Wall
Riverside Drive
Silverbush
Oniteora
N. Y
Henry Washburn
Charles Washburn
Starvard
Berlin
Oxford
Henrietta Lowing
Charles Iking
Charlies Arthur Richards
Henry G. Bartel
Edward Rushepee
Lowell Tanenin Richards
Percy D. Weeks
Barent Lefferts
Miss King
Charles Kings
Ticlen Thertarn Forsythe
John Forsythe
George H. Turner
Sever
Ny First Street
George C. Peck
St. Andrew's Methodist Church
Miss Ingersoll A Bride In City Home Ceremony
Dr William B Savage of this city and Islip L I wed Miss Adele I Ingersoll daughter of Mr and Mrs Mills Ingersoll yesterday afternoon at the bride's parents 42 West Thirty seventh Street The clergyman Chauncy of Garrison on the Hudson officiated The bride wore a white satin empire gown with duchess lace a veil and orange blossoms and carried valley lilies The groom presented a pear diamond pin to the bride The article notes Miss Elaine Ingersoll a cousin of the bride.
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Wiliam B. Savage
Islip
L. I
Adele 1
Elaine Ingersoll
Grape-Nuts Breakfast Promoted for Thrift and Brain Power
A thrift oriented promotion extols Grape-Nuts as a wholesome economical breakfast made from wheat and barley. The ad claims it saves money and improves mental sharpness for workers and clerks, highlighting its balanced composition and a slogan There’s a Reason.
Wedding Guests Noted For East Islip Couple
The bride and groom hosted a large wedding party with seven bridesmaids, the best man Henry H. Hollister Jr, ushers Harold Durant and Blair S Williams, and a long list of attendees including Rear Admiral Nicoll Tudlow and Drs A Schuyler Clark Louis A Lanehart and F F Chambers. After a South trip the couple will reside in East Islip Ll I.
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Henry H. Hollister, Jr
Harold Durant
Blair S. Williams
W. W. Watson
William Walton
Richard Walton
Nicoll Tudlow
Smith Ely
H. H. Hollister, Jr
Washington Brides Tie Knot In Private DC Ceremony
Miss Catharine Stewart Williams and Francis Bennett Poe wed at the Williams home with Rev. Roland Cotton Smith officiating. Attendant Miss Eleanor Ridgely and best man Sidney Stewart Williams. couple set off on a wedding tour ending in Guam where Lieut. Straellen is stationed.
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New York Times
Washington
Catherine Stewart Williams
Francis Bennet Poe
Sidney Williams
Roland Cotton Smith
St. John's Church
Eleanor Ridgely
Sidney Stewart Williams
R. J. Straellen
Emeretta Root
St. Patrick’s Church
James McGuigan
Louise Root
Salt Lake City
Thomas Brown Rhodes
Guam
Lieut
Straellen
San Francisco
Roebling Announces Dalton Mass Wedding Plan
Washington A Roebling announces a wedding to Mrs Corinne Farrow of Charleston S C. The ceremony is set for April 21 or 22 at Frederick Crane residence in Dalton Massachusetts with Roebling’s son A A Roebling and his family in attendance.
John Swift Holbrook Weds Grace Morgan Sinclair in City Ceremony
John Swift Holbrook son of Edward Holbrook and vice president of Gor ham Manufacturing married Grace Morgan Sinclair daughter of John J. Sinclair at the bride's residence. Rev J Douglas Adams officiated. The couple will depart for Europe on Saturday.
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John Swift Holbrook
Edward Holbrook
The
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Grace Morgan Sinclair
John J. Sinclair
Sixty-third Street
J. Douglas Adams
Irving E. Raymond
Percival Lombard
Boston
Stewart Woodford Eames
Frank Bicknell
Merritt Haviland
New York
James Harris
Philadelphia
Holbrook
Europe
Weber McNair Wedding In New York Church
The wedding of Charles H. Weber of Baltimore and Miss Gladys McNair of Haddon Hall was held last night at St. Luke's Episcopal Church on 141st Street and Convent Avenue. Rev. Dr. Arthur Lloyd officiated. Augusta Weber, the bridegroom’s sister, served as maid of honor and sole attendant. Lesley Peard of Baltimore was the best man, with ushers Stuart and Gordon McNair. The couple will reside in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Weber
Baltimore
Gladys McNair
John. Taylor McNair
Haddon Hall
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
141St Street
Convent Avenue
Arthur Lloyd
Augusta Weber
Lesley Peard
Stuart
Gordon
Mrs. Weber
Garden charity sale planned by Anti Basement Circle
A Wednesday garden sale from 11 to 6 at Mrs Wens Thorne’s 4 East Seventy-second Street benefits a Hartley House kindergarten and nurse visits. Officers and committee members include Mrs John Henry Hammond president and Miss Edith M ohlsaat vice president. Items include garden garb tools baskets potted plants nature books and a surprise orange tree for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen S Thorne
Hartley House
West Forty-sixth Street
John Henry Hammond
Edith M.ohlsaat
Carl S
Social Notes Highlight Guests and Travel Plans
Mrs Walt Cutting and daughter Jilliana at Palm Beach then Plaza. Senator A J Bevers and Mrs Beveridge in New York. Mr and Mrs Charlies Newborne of Philadelphia visiting. Lieut Kada and bride Marie Seymour to sail for Sirbbe on Tuesday. Auguste Vatable at Buckingham. will stay until October. Mrs W H Schofield of Cambridge Mass at Buckingham. Mr and Mrs F L Sheppard celebrate silver wedding at home. Euchre party by Mrs Henry L Felt for St Johns Guild at Hotel Latham. Invitations from Mrs Roswell D Hitchcock and Miss Palliser for Apr 27 to meet Adolph Lewisohn and son Julius A Lewisohn and J Parke Channing sailing on Ikaron prinzess Cecilic Tuesday to Europe.
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United States
A.j.bevers
Beveridge
Charlies Newborne
Philadelphia
Kada
Marie Seymour
Sirbbe
Auguste. Vatable
Buckingham
W. H., Schofield
Cambridge Mass
F L. Sheppard
West Fifty-first Street
Kenry L. Felt
St. John’s Guild
Latham
Adolph Lewisohn
Julius A. Lewisohn
J. Parke Channing
Cecilic
Europe
Social event as Italian Ambassador greets Miss Elkins
Society at Benning races attends Army Service Cup as Italian Ambassador and Baroness des Planches watch Miss Katharine Elkins in a green gown in a boxed box. The President and Mrs Roosevelt host a large dinner with guests including the Russian Ambassador and U S officials.
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New York Times
Ashington
Benning
United States Army
Fort Myer
Mayor Des Planches
Katharine Elkins
Davis Elkins
Miss Elkins
Abruzzi
Italy
Nicholas Longworth
Representative Longworth
Senator du Pont
Guggenheim
Brownson
Robert K. Evans
Robert M. O'Reilly
Frank Lee Denny
Philip H. Sheridan
Sheridan
Henry
Pierre Lorillard
Perry Belmont
Charles RcCawley
A. F. Magruder
Cary Langhorne
Arthur Lee
Roosevelt
Longworth
Bureau Ofment
Cowles
James
Mme. de Blanpre
Whitelaw Reid
de Marees
van Swinderen
Humphry Ward
William Austin Wadsworth
Wallingford
Lownden
William Sheffield Cowles
H. A. Grant. Watson
New York
Coudert
Vicomt de Chambrun
Henri Martin
Legation
Belgium
Moncheur
Conrad de Buisseret
Vangiers
Countess de Buisseret
Caroline Story
John P. Story
Baroness von Preaschen
Fish
New German Theatre Plans Open with October Debut
Dr. Maurice Baumfeld, director of the new German Theatre, announced four additional comedies and dramas to be produced at the house, aiming to open around October. The list includes The Blue Mouse The World Without Men The Good King The Yellow Nightingale The Beaver Fur The Chamber Singer The Ideal Husband The Revisor The Sow Fruit and The World in Which We Weary. Dramas include Hannele Behind the Fence Mother Earth The Miracle of St Anthony Pietro Caruso Cavalleria Rusticana and The Wolf Trap. Negotiations are also pending with Sudermann Schnitzler and Fulda for their latest works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Baumfeld
New German Theatre
Hannele
Hauptmann
St. Anthony
Pietro Caruso
Cavalleria Rusticana
Sudermann
Schnitzler
Fulda
Yvet
Merry Widows May Depart For Chicago Boston
It is probable Joe Weber will move his burlesque The Merry Widow from his music hall to Chicago in mid May and Savages Chicago production to Boston at the same time. Weber expected a September open in Chicago but transfer under consideration awaits Mr. Erlanger’s return Tuesday.
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Joe Weber
Music Hall
Chicago
Savage
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Merry Widow
Weber
Erlanger
Frohman Signs Miss Nillson For Diana of the Dobsons
Charles Frohman announced the engagement of Carlotta Nillson for the American production of Diana of the Dobsons by Cecily Hamilton now playing in London. Joseph Coyne and Alexandra Carlisle, Portia in Beerbohm Tree’s The Merchant of Venice, will open the Garrick Theatre in The Mollusc, autumn. Billie Burke will headline at the Lyceum, with John Drew in Love Watches, a French comedy.
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Charles Frohman
Carlotta Nillson
Diana of the Dobsons
Cecily Hamilton
London
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
Portia
Beerbohm Tree
Blanche Bates Sets Sail for London Amid Planned Future
Blanche Bates sailed yesterday on the Mesaba for London while her future plans remain uncertain. Frank McKee was seen last night and hinted at interest in her next season ventures, saying he will announce details when ready to talk.
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Blanche Bates
London
Frank McKee
Vanderbilt to Return This Summer at Newport Estates
Alfred G. Vanderbilt is expected back from Europe before summer and will occupy Oakland Farm at Wortsmouth. He plans to expand holdings with options on adjoining land. Benjamin Thaw and Mrs Thaw have left Newport for Lenox and Yoakum of Philadelphia may buy the Bellevue Avenue estate. Many cottagers have opened homes for the season and social listings include prominent residents.
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New York
Newport
R. I
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Europe
Oakland Farm
Wortsmouth
Vanderbilt
Alfred GG
Tuxedo Park
F. QO. French
Halidon Hill
Benjamin Thaw
Pittsburg
Lenox
Bellevue Avenue
Bailer
Benjamin PL Yoakum
Philadelphia
Yoakum
James J. van Alen
May van Alen
Ochre Point
Wakehurst
Delaancey Hanv
John Carter Brown
Addison Thomas
Hamilton
Youpkins
Stephen B. Luce
Boutelle Noyes
Howard Walters
E. M. Neill
Thomas. R. Hunter
W. Rogers Morgan
C. Acton Ives
French E.chadwick
Paul Dahlgren
Romola Dahlgren
Sidney Webster
Phipps Debates Duty on Baltic Passenger Line
J F Phipps son of a Pittsburg steel operator argued with customs as his party on the White Star liner Baltic arrived. He and his wife and two children held 160 pieces of baggage and claimed foreign resident status to dodge duty on family jewelry and clothing. officials ruled he must pay. Other Baltic passengers listed include Mrs E B Frost Col J P Grant FES tv Carey Mr and Mrs A E Knowles Mrs Daniel Lothrop Walter Alan Sadler Mr and Mrs C H Townsend and Charles Winter.
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J. F. Phipps
Pittsburg
Phipps
Pittsburger
Baltic
E. B. Frost
Col
J. P. Grant
FES Tv
Carey
A. E. Knowles
Daniel Lothrop
Walter Alan Sadler
C. H. Townsend
Charles Winter
Hindu Mystery Stuns Hippodrome As Onaip Floats Stage
Mystery performer Onaip appears on stage at the Hippodrome. After seating himself at a piano the pair rise and float through the air, swaying and revolving with no visible support. Onaip plays continuously while both he and the piano hover.
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Onaip
Forged passes found for A Waltz Dream at Broadway Theatre
Two counterfeit matinée passes were presented signed as Charles Bulkley manager. Both cards came from the same press with identical type. Frank McKee head of the owning company hired detectives and will seek warrants for two cut rate ticket brokers.
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Charles Bulkley
Frank McKee
Benefit performance at the Metropolitan Opera House
Well known artists will perform to aid United Hebrew Charities at the Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday evening April 26. The program features musical and dramatic numbers with Mme Gadski, Estelle Liebling, Vladimir de Pachmann, Maud Powell, and Miss Mukle among the performers. The dramatic portion highlights this season's successes with many prominent actors volunteering.
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United Hebrew Charities
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Gadski
Estelle Liebling
Vladimir de Pachmann
Rousseau Weds Publicly in Panama Chapel
In Panama on April 11 former Miss Gladys Squiers daughter of American Minister Herbert G Squiers and Lieut H Hi Rousseau of the Panama Canal Commission were married in public Catholic rites. Col Goethals Governor Blackleur and other canal commissioners and their wives attended the ceremony. minister Squiers reportedly opposed the match.
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Panama
Gladys Squiers
Herbert G.squiers
H. Hi. Rousseau
Panama Canal Commission
Col. Goethals
Canal Commission
Josep T
Blackleur
Canal
Squiers
Bispham Unable to Sing at People's Institute Meeting
Telegraph from Cincinnati states David Bispham is ill and cannot perform at the People's Institute event next Sunday. Mrs W I Coryell leads a musical program with instrumental and vocal numbers and brief addresses by Rev Thomas R Slicer Dr Stephen S Wise and Prof Charles Sprague Smith.
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David Bispham
Cincinnati
People’s Institute
W. i. Coryell
Thomas R. Slicer
Stephen S. Wise
Charles Sprague Smith
Plays for young people at Educational Alliance shows
The Educational Alliance Entertainment Department and City History Club present two performance blocks for youths from the lower east side. Miss A Minnie Heris directs as casts of local children stage Editha's Burglar Op o Thumb The Little Princess and Editha's Burglar with tickets at 23 West Forty fourth Street.
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The
Educational Alliance
City History Club
Jefferson Street
East Broadway
Lower East Side
Hamds
A. Minnie Heris
Directa
Chub
Editha
West Forty-fourth Street
Nassau County Committees Host Benefit Reception for Nassau Hospital
A large reception was held in Mineola today from 3 to 6 p.m. to support Nassau Hospital. Nassau County committees from every town gathered in the service building to contribute tea and fellowship, hosted by Mrs. O. H. Belmont who arrived early by car and spent the afternoon touring the hospital with other attendees including Mrs. Edward Willets, Mrs. Roswell Eldridge, and Mrs. Timothy Treadwell.
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New York Times
Mineola
J. J
Nassau
Nassau Hospital
O. H
Edward Willets
Roswell Eldredge
Timothy Treadwell
And
Theatrical Notes from Syracuse and San Francisco
Col William H Rowe a Syracuse University trustee has seen The Merry Widow at least forty times. Next Sunday brings a box office benefit for Weber's Music Hall employees featuring a special vaudeville bill. In New York the ninth annual Burlesque Jubilee at the New York Theatre is highlighted by Kian Erlanger. Katherine Grey embarks on a Western tour with The Truth in San Francisco for the first time. Frederick de Peyster and Miss Abercrombie plan a Lakewood New Jersey wedding on April 21, with a bachelor dinner at the Union Club attended by notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Rowe
Syracuse University
Weber
Red Marke
New York Theatre
Kian &Erlanger
Martin Beck
Katherine Grey
Clyde Fitch
Misa Grey
San Francisco
Frederick Ashion de Peyster
Afiss
Alice Abercrombie
Miller
Lakewood
N. J
Union Club
Edward C. Delafield
George A. Lung
Philip Biickhead
Jenry Leverich
Arthur Fowler
Thereld How
Rhinelander Walde
George Low
Edward de. Peyster
Livingston
George Schieffelin
George T. Brokaw
Townsend Abercrombie
Frank Stewart
John R. Delafield
Baron Rosen Goes Home From Washington in Leave
Russian Ambassador Baron Rosen will visit Russia for several months, sailing from New York on the Mauretania April 22 and not returning to the United States until October. He is accompanied by Mme and Miss Rosen, who have been in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Consul General Taylor Feels Typhoid Fever
Samuel M Taylor the American Consul General at Callao Peru is ill with typhoid fever. Doctors say his condition is favorable. Mr. Taylor was appointed from Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callao
Peru
Samuel M Taylor
Taylor
Ohio
G Warde Traver Hosts Musical Portrait Exhibit
G Warde Traver presented a musicale and portrait show at Central Park Studios on West 67th Street yesterday. Attending were Miss Harriet Ware Frances Caspari Rollie Gorden Low Helen Cullinan and other sopranos tenors soloists pianists violinists and a dramatic interpreter with amateur and professional accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Warde Traver
Central Park Studios
West Sixty-seventh Street
Harriet Ware
Frances Caspari
Rollie Gorden Low
Helen, Cullinan
John Barnes Wells
Robert Craig Campbell
Emi Showers
Ianist
Ans Kronold
Nicola Thomas
Katharine Kennedy
Edwin Markham
William Clarke
George Sanford Parsons
J. McTean
Albert G. Crawford
I. Kiserbers
Benjamin F Stevens Dead longtime head of New England Mutual Life
Benjamin F Stevens died at his Pinckney Street home in Boston. Born in 1824 he graduated from the English High School in 1838 and served as clerk to Commander John Percival aboard Old Ironsides. He rose through New England Mutual Life, becoming vice president in 1849 and president in 1859 while active in Republican politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benjamin F. Stevens
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pinckney Street
Mr. Stevens
John Percival
Old Ironsides
Mutual Life Insurance
Jsis
Stevens
Boston Con Inon Council
Prominent Sons of Temperance Leader Samuel Carleton Dies
Samuel Carleton former head of the World Organization of Sons of Temperance died in Portland Maine aged 88. The obituary notes several other deaths including Mrs Bessim Virginia Dickinson wife of ex Consul General Charles M Dickinson of Binghamton NY. Edward W Gilmore a Jersey City dry goods merchant and former Education Director in haz also died. others include Gamurgh A Sammis Huntington Long Island and William Mahlon of Brooklyn both listed with brief life details. Funeral plans and survivors are sketched for key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Carleton
World Organization of Sons of Temperance
Portland
Bessim
Virginia Dickinson
Binghamton
N. Y
South Mountain
Constantnople
W. Z. Dargeon
Corpus Christ Church
West 107Th Street
Edward W. Gilmore
Jersey
Gilmore & O' Keete
Fagan
Haz
Marriages listed in April notices
Multiple wedding notices dated April list couples including Grace Morgen Sinclair and John Swift Holbrook. Elizabeth Vallotry Cook and Charles Winslow Marston. Adete Ingersell and Dr William Savage. Rive Kaplan's daughter and Dr Joseph Weinstein. Charles Bryant Halsey and Agnes L Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook -Sinclair
Adam
Robert‘ollyer
Grace Morgen Sinclair
John Swift
Holbrook
Marston—Cook
West 120Th St
Merle St. Croix Wright
Elizabeth Vallotry Cook
Charles Winslow Marston
Savage
Ingersoll
Adete F
Ingersell
William B. Savage
Islip
LI ’ Weinstein—Kaplan
Rive
St. David Kaplan
Joseph Weinstein
Multiple Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Brooklyn and New Jersey
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn, Hoboken, Tenafly, Newark, Jersey City, Morristown, and nearby areas. Names include Katharine A. Anderson, Robert W. Bell, James Armour Brown, Clarence A. Kinghorn, Rachel Anna Demarest, Gertrude Marion Keep, Samuel Scholle, Martha Swimm, Emma Wassermann, and many others with ages, addresses, and funeral details. Some entries note church or temple services and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiistine K. Bell
New York
Brooklyn
Park Piice
Garden St
Hoboken
N. T
James Armour Brown
Mary I. Brown
Jean Armour
James Burns Brown
Trinity Church
Washington
Sts
Pilgrim Commandery
K . Euclid Lodge
A. M
Temple
Pentalpha
Hoboken Lodge
Storland
Dahrgieon
Packard
West
167Th St
Clarence A
Kinghorn
Dargeon
J. E. Elder
Corpus Christi
Zier St
Bronswer
Demarest
Tenafly
Rachel Anna
John A. Demarest
Louis E. Tuttle
West Ern Av
Gertrude Marion
Oliver Fr. Keep, Jr
Walther Luttgen
London
Berlin
Lambeth
Jan. C. Lambeth
Hast Orange
Livergreen Place
Boston
Philadelphia
Mauser
Frank M. Mauser
Frank FE
Providence
Cap. Obrien
West Mth &R
Anna Crean Obrien
reHet
Michael Obhrien
John H. Frank M
Mary B
Thomas G. Obrien
Church of the Neis Name
Amsterdam
Buffalo N.Y
Samuel
Estelle Content Scholle
Swimm
Martha T
Theodore W. Swimm
Siti Jefferson Av
Townsend
Atlantic
Williemene Blackwell
Peter and
Letitia Blackwell Poilien
Charles de Kay Townsend
Grace Church Chantry
Wassermann
Emma
Edward Wessermann
Henriette
Jesse Seligman
Temple Emanu-li
Opy
Temple -Emanu-Et
Emma Wassermann
James Seligman
Yeng
Anna Louise Yung
Church of St. Francis Xavier
West 16Th &St
Obituary notices from New York area on April 1 to 10
Funeral notices and memorials from Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Yonkers and New York City listing names such as Nora Green Ida Gurzburger Michael Hearty Minerva Henry Isidor Henschal James Langan Annie Lewis Francis Lyons Carmen De Monstery Catherine Moran Orwen McCann Albert de Peterson Arenstine Vottier Nancy Sloan Timothy Brien and others with addresses from Mount Morris Avenue East 23rd Street West 58th Street and Kingston noting private burials and daily funeral services for April dates across multiple local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide E. de Camp
Degnan
9Th Av
William J. Degnan
Duffy
Prospect Av
Brooklyn
Edward S. Duffy
Dugan
East Sth
Patrick Dugan
M. Dwyer
East Tith St
Lil- Han Dwyer
Engelber
Richmond Terrace
New Brighton
S. I
Ernest Engelberg
Fields
Elizabeth Fields
West
M. — . Foster
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Lena Foster
Geller
Huguenot Park
Charles Geller
Gilynsn
Alica TD
M. Goldsmith
Mountingsiue
Klenry Goldsmith
SIT Marey
Nora PL Green
Tych
Michael Vee Ty
Henry
Minerva
St. Todas
Isidor Henschal
Heyem
Wear 2d St
Wilte
Morris Av
Aned
Srottow
Holthusen
Hermann Helthusen
Hotywhill
Willoughby Av
Holywell
Horgan
Joh Doerzvat
Kosch
Catherine Meson
Nueral
S4th
Orwen AfeCann
Macdonot
Berry
Vesey Shecucinasti
McKenley
East Josse St
Ida McKintey
McQueen
Cigden Av
Jersey City
Har Metineen
Michiels
Eee Park West
Om Michis
Mette St
Mary Milier
Monstery
Montgomery St
Jersey
Carmen X. de Monstery
Montague
Clarendon Hotel
Brook
Ion
Peter
Motan
JST Lent &J
Catherine Moran
Manhattan Jr
Jolwen Murphy
Obrien
Amsterdam
Timothy AY Brier
Peterson
Guiles
Albert de Peterson
Poyetier
West Sith St
Arenstine Vottier
Homax Whta
Patrick Smal
Ian Ridge
Orange County
Sroith
Neppertian Av
Yonkers
Line Spsch
Covert St
Thames Stanynousnt
Storer
Aquebogue
L. L
James E. Storer
Stump
West 58Th St
Christian Stump
Terwilliger
South 6Th St
Niews Park
N. J
Lucinda M. Terwilligen
Thulander
Anna C. Thulander
John Vandercook Dies Former United Press Leader
John Vandercook born December 2, 1873 in Orange New Jersey died in Chicago yesterday He began as a Cleveland Press reporter in 1891 He rose to General Manager of the United Press Association later becoming President Survived by widow Margaret and a six year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vandercook
United Press Association
Chicago
Orange
N. J
Cleveland Press
Scripps-MrRae
Publishers Press
Vandercook
New York
Wis
Margaret
J. M. Womack
Louisville, Ky
Philip Jacques Dies on Tour at 55 in New York
Philip Jacques, noted advance man and company manager in theatrical circles, died yesterday at a private sanitarium in the city of heart disease. He was 55. He fell ill while on tour with Mr Fiske and went to New York for treatment. Jacques began at The Dramatic Mirror and later served as advance agent for Mrs Fiske. He was unmarried and survived by a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jacques
Fiske
New York
Dramatic Mirror
Harrison Grey Fiske
Benjamin I Stevens Dies at 85 in Boston
Word arrived yesterday that Benjamin I Stevens, longtime president of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, died at his Boston home aged eighty five. He had served in multiple leadership roles since the firm began, including secretary and vice president. The obituary notes his extended involvement in company management. The engagement at Reston on Monday afternoon is mentioned but unclear in relation to the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin I Stevens
New England Mutual Life Institutes Company
Pinog Hfe Jn- Furmen
Lel
Boston
Try
Air
Stevens
HSA
Reston
Coroner finds hydrocyanic poisoning caused death at Campbell’s
Funeral planned after sudden death of Frank Mauser on West Twenty third Street. Coroner’s physician Schultz attributes the demise to hydrogen cyanide poisoning. Burial set for Woodlawn on Tuesday with services tomorrow night at the Campbell’s undertaking chapel. Tompkins and Tompkins announce probate notices and wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbells Undertaking Establishment
Tae West Twenty-third Street
Frank Mauser
Schultz
The
Undertaking Establishment
Woodlawn
Masses in memory held at churches across Brooklyn and beyond
Memoriams for Alice M. Caryas at Malachys Church Brooklyn and Rev Jacob Chamberlain at Marble Collegiate Church tomorrow. Also service for Zi Schneider at Pluckemin Church on Tuesday and another in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Caryas -T
Chamberlain
Jacob Chamberlain
Marble Collegiate Church
Schneider
Pluckemin Church
Nu de Dav
Dte
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Symphony Society
Washburn
Colgate
G. H. Turner
Miss Forsyther
Urate
Mabel Forsythe
Robert Morsythe
Turner
Oman
Miss Ingersoll
Washington Brides
Miss Williams
F. B. Poe
Miss Root
Holbrook—Sinclair
Weber—Mcnair
YALE
Waldorf
Yale Dramatic Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles F. Abbott
Daniel Crouse Adams
James ©. Ayer
Henry Burr Barnes
William M. Barnum
John K. Perry
Samuel Peading Bertron
Clarence Winthrop Bowen
H. B. Britton
Henry Standford Brooks, Jr
Walter Brooks
Nicholas F
Francis E. Dodge
George Dominick
Horace Clark du’ Val
Henry Johnson Fisher
J. ¥. Fisher
Lyttleton Fox
John Aewer
Michel Gavin
James J. Goodwin
Maitland F. Griggs
William. Gulliver
Edward
Harkness
William L. Ha
William C Langley
Ceril Lyon
Robert Mallory
Howard Mansfield
Gardiner Hope Miller
Frank I., Montague
Malcolm Moore
Fifith Parsons Morgan
James Edgar Morris
A. Henry Mosle
E. R. Newell
Richard Newton, Jr
Edward H. Peasles
Ansel Phelps
George A. Phelps
William M. Polk
Henry Sillcocks
Henry A. Stimson
Frederick A. Stokes
Theron G. Strong
Albert Stymington
James M. Townsend
John Leonard Warick
George F. Victor
W. Seward Webb
James Wright
Andrew Wright
Social Notes
Walt » Cutting
Jilliana Cutiing
Palm Beach
Fla
Roswell D. Hitchcock
Miss Palliser
Dalton Baker
Ben
Ning Races
Mrs. Humphry Ward
Baumfeld
Frohman
Miss Nillson
Billie Burke
Lyceum
A. G. Vanderbilt
News OF Newport Colony
8. F. Yoakum
Hindu
Hebrew Charities
H. H. Rousseau
History Club
F. A. de Peyster
Baron Rosen
Post
Elijah
Postum Cere i] Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Mich
Sembrichh
Paderewski
Adamowstl
Carnegie Hall
Sembrich
Orchestra Front
Dress
A. M. Dodge
East 39Th St
Louis Windmuller
Legal Aid Society
Trinity
Rev. Morgan Dix
T. D
Trinity Choem
Broadway
Wall St
St. Paul's
Fulton St. A. M
St. John's
Varick
Laight St
Trinity Chapel
26Th St
Chapel
Ith
39Th St
St. Daschskinie
St. Luke's Chapel
Hudson St
App
Grove St
Intercession Chapel
158Th St
AL M.S Bom
Temple Emanu-El
St. Av
Magnes
Benj. F.stevens
New England Life Insurance Co
Gamurgh A. Sammis
Huntington
Long Island
Arcuate Bright
Fle
Frederick Gs Sammis
Wis Wiew Ant Oa
Anna Marina
Semis
First Presbyterian Cichurel
William Mahlon
B Heme
Tia Pulaski Street
Streaklyp
Knights of Gatena of
Hrooklyn
Clarence D. Meekenzi
Gal
114Th Regiment
Pennsylvani Volunteers
Department of Water Supply
Halsey—Durant
Charles Bryant Halsey
Agnes Ll. Durant
van Awyck
Ridge
Marie van Wyck
Walsiel
39Th &St
Mary E. Walsh
Ilaserene i A
Whyte
Joanna
Zoeller
George St
Aper
Gustav Zeehler
John van der Cook
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Willa
Jiu Memoria
Harlema
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Fifth Ave
37Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!