Real County Fair Invades Society Show at Waldorf Astoria
The County Fair committee announces new attractions for the April 20 show at the Waldorf Astoria. Events include a gypsy dance by Doris Bissell uth Davis Mary Mason Hasell and Paul Hammond, a toy-horse jockey race, fortune telling by Mrs Alfred Wagstaff, and a circus troupe led by Gardner Perry Newbold Herrick with assistants. A shooting gallery by Alexander D B Pratt and Benjamin S Young, a soda fountain by Annie C Sturges Eleanor Robinson and Mary Vanderbilt Pyle, a baby show presided by Elsie Sanford, and clog dancing by Lathrop Bartow and Brown. Food stalls by Alice and Annie Riggs and Miriam Blagden with Amy Thurston. Wedding decorations in yellow with military ushers. Miss Arden hosts bridesmaids luncheon. Lieuts. Gordon Watson Ayres Sumner Park among ushers. Ethel T Price and Albert J Arnold wedding at 4 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf- Astoria
Doris Bissell
Uth Davis
Mary Mason Hasell
Paul Hammond
William Bowers
Alfred Wagstaff
Gardner Perry
Newbold Herrick
Antonella Kane
Ina Kissel
Alexander D. B. Pratt
Benjamin 5. Young
Annie C. Sturges
Eleanor Robinson
Mary Vanderbilt Pyle
Elsie Sanford
Lathrop
Bartow
Brown
Alice
Annie Riggs
Miriam Blagden
Amy Thurston
Helen Sloan
Elizabeth Jennings
Elizabeth Hannah
Hester Davis
Dorothy Hurry
Olga Robbé
Mary Watson
Bliss-Barnes Wedding United In Grace Church Chantry
Robert Woods Bliss, secretary of the American Legation at Brussels, and Mildred Barnes were married at noon in Grace Church chantry with Rev. Dr. William R. Huntington officiating. The bride wore white satin with lace, and the couple planned a May 1 voyage to Brussels after a small Holy Week ceremony. Bliss, a Harvard graduate, has held several government posts including Porto Rico secretary, Venice consul general, and later a senior role in St. Petersburg before his current assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woods Bliss
Brussels
William H. Bliss
Mildred Barnes
William H. Biss
Grace Church
William R. Huntington
Philip Lo
Grown
Oston
Talbot
Samuel W. Lewis
Warvard
Gliss
Brusse
Mr. Bliss
Starvard
Porto Rico
Venice
Ame Leration
St. Petersburg
Monttgomery Schuyler, Jr
Wedding of Samuel Friedman and Elsa Lucas at the Majestic
The ceremony occurred at 6 30 last night at the Majestic officiated by Rev Dr Joseph Silvermim. Elsa Lucas, cousin of Mrs Robert Lambert, was given in marriage by Mr Lumbert. Best man Penjamin Rosenthal. Ushers include Milcoln Hondheimer Ieredtorick Friedman Harry Pisecuer and 1 neta jt min Woolman. The couple plan a Washington wedding trip then Europe on April 22 and will reside at the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Friedman
Elsa Lucas
Mairjestic
Joseph Silvermim
Robert Lambert
Lumbert
Penjamin Rosenthal
Milcoln Hondheimer
Ieredtorick Friedman
Harry Pisecuer
Neta Jt
Min. Woolman
Min. Woolman. Mr. and Mrs. Friedman
Washington
Plan Lo
Europe
the Majestic
Whitman Baldwin Wedding Plans Quiet Family Ceremony
Miss Maud Whitman daughter of Mrs George L Whitman will wed Jared Groy Baldwin Jr at the bride’s mother’s home 165 West Fiftyeighth Street. Only immediate family will attend and Rev Dr Crocker of Epiphany Church will officiate with no recessional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maud Whitman
George
Secret Brooklyn wedding unites Elsie Titford and Wilson
Miss Elsie Titford and C. Wilson, a bank clerk, wed Friday in Grace Church parsonage amid parental opposition. The couple, long kept apart by Mr Titford and family plans, now await consent at the Seville hotel as the bride's parents travel. Wilson once aided the Tilfords and was a Lincoln Trust employee. The marriage occurred despite opposition and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookly
Elsie Titford
Yoounger
Frank Titford
Ara C. Wilson
Greorge C. Werte
Renaissance
Fifth Avenue
Tilfords
Als. Wilson
Seville
Wilson
Mr. Tilford
Lincoln Trust Company
Tilford
Mer. Tilford
Miss
Lieut Beavers and Miss Arden to Wed in Military Ceremony
Lieut George W. Beavers of the United States Cavalry and Miss Mildred Hunter Arden will marry in a military wedding. The couple’s engagement and wedding plans are announced, with details following in the next notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Miss Arden
George W. Beavers
United States Cavalry
Mildred Hunter Arden
Ocean Travelers Sail On Cunard Lusitania And Other Lines
A list of passengers sailing today on the Cunard Lusitania to Liverpool via Queenstown includes Mrs Whitelaw Ferd Lady Scully Miss Stully Mr and Mrs G G Ward Mrs Clarence Hyde Miss Hyde Mr and Mrs William Du Pont Marion Du Pont Lacey XL Willie Mrs George S Kirk and Mme Shepard Leavy. The White Star liner Teutonic departs for Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg with William Allen Miss Catherine Allen Mr and Mrs George G Gobel Count Dedons de Pierrgrew Mrs Pomeéroy Taplin and Stephen Van Heselaer aboard. The Nourmahd Holland-America liner to Rotterdam via Boulogne lists Harry W Champion F R Champion Mrs W De Forest Day Mrs GC Mari von Marie and Mr and Mrs Chauncey F Ryder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Whitelaw
Ferd
Scully
Stully
G. G. Ward
Clarence 2. Hyde
Miss Hyde
William Du’ont
Marion du Pont
Lacey XL Willie
George S
Kirk
Mme Bppard
Leavy
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
William Allen
Catherine Allen
George G. Gobel
Count Dedons de Pierrgrew
Pomeéroy Taplin
Stephen van Heselaer
Nourdam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Harry W. Champion
F. R. Champion
Mari von Marie
Ciauncey F., Ryder
Yale DramaticAssoc Revizor cast announced for April 20
The New Yorkers set to appear in the Yale Dramatic Association production of Revizor on April 20 at the Waldorf Astoria include Thomas Achelis Matthew G Ely Charles R Hopkins Onree Hubert John McDowell Harry T Fleitman and Maxwell Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Dramatic Association
Waldorf- Astoria
Thomas Achelis
Matthew G. Ely
Charles R .Hopkins
Onree Hubert
John, McDowell
Harry T. Fleitman
Maxwell Parry
Garden sale for Hartley House kindergarten today
A garden sale to benefit the Hartley House kindergarten will be held today from 11 to 6 at Mrs W 2 8 Thorne's 4 East Seventy second Street. It is hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence H Mackay at Harbor Hill Roslyn L I country place. Notables visiting include Dr Nl W Sage of Albany Mr and Mrs Philip Dexter of Boston and Mr and Mrs John G Elliott of Tuxedo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne’s
Seventy-second Street
Hartley House
West Forty-sixth Street
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
L. L. E Country Place
W. Sage
Albany
Philip Dexter
Boston
John G. Elliott
Tuxedo, N
St. Regis
Anti Vivisection Debate Moves to Rousing Clash at Plaza
The Woman's Republican Club met at the Plaza Hotel for a lively discussion on vivisection and introduced bills. Diana Belais of the Anti Vivisection Society spoke on regulation while New York physicians pressed the speaker, urging restraint and policy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Republican Club
Plaza Hotel
Vaerouney
I Lewis
Diana Belais
New York
Ehil
Part Ks
Health Board Laborator
Fréderick Lee
Crucifixion sung by 200 voices at St Pauls Chapel
A noon service drew lawyers brokers businessmen stenographers office workers and parishioners to St Pauls Chapel to hear Stainers Crucifixion performed by a 200 voice choir directed by Edmund Jacques. Soloists included Taverett Waterhouse Archie Conover and Hermann Greiners with Victor Garer on the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seilor
Old St.Paul's Chapel
Stainer
Edmund Jacques
Daca
Ding
Canqueted
Victor Garer
I - Church
Taverett Waterhouse
Sareored Bloming
Hermann Greiners
Archie Conover
Child Wins $3000 Verdict Over Street Accident
A jury before Supreme Court Justice Newburger awarded $3000 to Rose Wiesner the child of poor Suffolk Street parents against brewer George Ehret. On June 25 1805 Rose was run down by Ehrets wagon sustaining a severe injury to her left leg. The court upheld the claim that a person causing injury to children in crowded streets is responsible even if children are negligent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Clubhouse Plan for Independence League at Gramercy Park South
Plans filed to convert the four story and basement building at 17 Gramercy Park South into a clubhouse for the Independence League. An extension will be added and the basement refitted with bowling alleys. The ground floor reception room and kitchen, first floor clubroom with library billiard and cardrooms on upper floors. Estimated cost 15090 dollars for William R Hearst as lessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence League
Gramercy Park
William R. Hearst
Santa Fe President Stricken by Ear Abscess in Kern Fields
E H Ripley president of the Santa Fe railroad visiting his son in Kern River oil fields was forced to call a physician after developing a severe abscess in the left ear and a minor one in the right during car trouble in Bakersfield California on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
E. H. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fé
Kern River
Vaudeville Return for Mme de Lussan at Colonial Theatre
Mme de Lussan, former Carmen star at the Metropolitan Opera, returns to America in vaudeville at the Colonial Theatre New York. She performs Carmen's Habanera in French, two English songs, a Spanish La Paloma, and discusses operatic plans with reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelie
Lussan
Carmen
Mignon
Zerlina
Cherubino
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Colonial Theatre
Mme. de Lussan
M. Fronani
Maud White
the Times
Mme. Ge Lussan
Moody-Manners
English Opera Company
England
America
Jean
West
Chicago
Mauritana
Landon Ronald
Tosti
Annie Laurie
Sweet Hone
Kneisel Quartet Concludes Season With Diverse Chamber Works
The Kneisel Quartet closed its season at Ae Hall with three works, Dvorak Op.97, Brahms Op.8 piano trio, and Schumann’s first string quartet, all praised for beauty and vitality. Violinist Kavarik contributed notably to the Quintet, while Arthur Whiting impressed at the piano with thoughtful collaboration despite minor slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneisel Quartet
Ae Hall
Dvorak
Brahms
Schumann
Kneisel
Joseph J. Kavarik
Lubsane O
Kins
New York
Arthur Whiting
Italian Grand Opera Company at Academy of Music
The second act of the Italian Grand Opera Company at the Academy of Music was Theen sung last evening before another sizable audience. Mme. Novelli was Le onora, Mme. Strauss the Azucena, Mr. Samoilov the Manrico, and Mr. Zara the Count. The performance was robust and pleased most of the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Academy of Music
Theen
Mme. Novelli
Leonora
Samoilov
Manrico
Zara
Mme Kirkby-Lunn Sails to Open Covent Garden Season
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn will sail for London on Saturday after singing three times in the Ring at the Metropolitan Opera this week. She opens her Covent Garden season on April 30. Miss Kitty Cheatham plans her annual Faster matinee for children at the Lyceum Theatre next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Metropolitan Opera Seers
London
Covent Garden
Alumni seek purchase of St Marys ship for club house
New York City Nautical School alumni propose buying the government surplus ship St Marys if the price fits. They plan to convert it into a club house for alumni use and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Die Walkure heard again at the Metropolitan Opera
The Met revived Die Walkure with a large audience and strong orchestral playing under Mahler. Singers included Morena, Leffler Burckard, Kirkby Lunn, Van Rooy, Blass, and Burgstaller, whose hoarseness affected intonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Wagner
Burgstaller
Mme. Morena
Sieglinde
Mme. Leffler-Burckard
Brunnhilde
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Fricka
van Rooy
Blass
Mahler
Mme Viarda to Star Here in English Language Debut
Alexandra Viarda, the German actress who played four weeks at the Fifth Avenue Theatre in 1897, arrives in New York to pursue a second venture. She plans translations of several plays from Paris and Berlin and aims to perform in English. Viarda has secured American rights to The Immortal Felix by Ernst von Wildenbruch and The Martyr and Das Krippenspiel by Rudolf Greinz, focusing on classic and semi religious drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Viarda
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
Mme. Viarda
Paris
Berlin
Mme.Viarda
Felix
Ernst von Wildenbruch
Rudolf Greinz
NYU Debaters Triumph Over Rutgers After Suspension
The New York University junior team defeated Rutgers College in a debate on federal regulation of quasi public interstate businesses. NYU speakers were John C. Brodsky Benjamin P. Dewitt and Frederick P. Leary. Rutgers contestants were Herman Vanderwort Daniel Safford and Lyman Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Rutgers College
United States
Inter-State Commerce Commission
John C. Brodsky
Benjamin P. Dewitt
Frederick P. Leary
Rutgers
Herman Vanderwort
Daniel Safford
Lyman Shafer
Artist Files Bankruptcy Petition Amid Creditors List
Walter Russell of 15 West Sixty seventh Street files for bankruptcy showing liabilities of 330863 and nominal assets of 28679. Creditors include Commercial Trust Company 41016 Colonial Bank 5531 W E D Stokes 18000 Hughes and Ball 50000 Percy Kent Evelyn Oregon 5000 J Burnett Nash 4750 A D Rogers Sullivant 4500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Russell
West Sixty-seventh Street
Ation
Commercial Trust
Colonial Bank
W. E. D. Stokes
Hughes & Ball
Percy Kent
Ee Evelyn
Oregin
J. Burnett Nash
A.D. Rogers Sullivant
Turned Back From the Trail on an Old Lady Locomotive
Police halted eight youths who had taken an ancient New York Central locomotive from a Hudson River front siding. The group, led by self styled engineer Jimmy, threatened violence and planned a wildcat journey to the Black Hills. They faced charges of malicious mischief after officers intervened. Names listed: James Kelly, Thomas Kelly, Frank Kelly, Edward Fannon, Alexander Bruce, Archie Bruce, Arthur Hanson, Lawrence Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
New York Central
White
Kearns
Jimmy
Ischiy
Wildcat
Arthur Hanson
Jim Kelly
Eddie Fannen
Khim
Archie Bruce
Larry Schneider
Larry
Sea
Black Hills
Children's Society
James, Thomas
Frank Kelly
West Sixty-seventh Street
Edward Fannon
Alexander
Lawrence Schneider
Riverside Drive
New York Recodifies Forest and Game Laws
Governor Hughes signed a bill recodifying forest fish and game laws. Trout season opens May 1 except in certain counties. Long Island brook trout season stays March end and runs to August 31. License rules for resident and non resident hunters are added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Assemblyman
Long Island
Longe Island
Soprano Lu cille Marcel Performs for Empress at Tsarskoe-Selo
Miss Lucille Marcel of New York soprano with Opéra Comique Paris sang before the Empress at Tsarskoe-Selo and will shortly tour England performing in London and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Petersburg
Lucille Marcel
New York
Opéra Comique
Paris
Tsarskoe-Selo
Marcel
England
London
Orphans enjoy Barnum and Bailey circus day
About 6200 orphans from twenty New York institutions visited the Barnum & Bailey Circus on Orphans Day. 400 from the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin marched with a police guard and band, while other children arrived by auto and streetcar. The event featured hair ribbons, clowns, clowns on stilts, animals, and joyful scenes in a festive garden setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Barnum & Bailey
Mission of the
Sothern Ducks Hard Blow in Don Quixote Fight
During a Lyric Theatre performance Mr E H Sothern was struck by Fred Martin a galley slave in the Don Quixote scene. The blow left him briefly dazed and with a bandaged head but he finished the act. His valet then served as masseur in his dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Quixote
Lyric’ Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Fred Martin
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marianna Thurber Sings in Garden Theatre Recital
Miss Marianna Thurber also known as Mrs Francis Lansing Pruyn will present a program of French Spanish and Breton songs at three o clock next Thursday afternoon at the Garden Theatre. She is assisted by Ernest Perrin of the Theatre des Varietes Paris. Thurber previously played the maid in Mrs Van Vechten's Divorce Dance at the Plaza with Kyrle Bellew and Mrs George Gould in the leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna Thurber
Francis Lansing Pruyn
Garden Theatre
Ernest Perrin
Theatre Des Varieties
Paris
Miss Thurber
Vernon Stiles to Make New York Debut in A Waltz Dream
Tenor Vernon Stiles, new to Broadway, will debut Friday night at the Broadway Theatre in A Waltz Dream, succeeding Edward Johnson as Lieut. Niki. Stiles, previously Lieut. Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly, has been lent by Henry W. Savage to Frank McKee. Johnson returns to oratorio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Stiles
Broadway
New York
Edward Johnson
Niki
Mr. Stiles
Lieut. Pinkerton
Frank McKee
Henry W. Savage
Mr. Johnson
Opera Company Announces West End Return Cast
Achille Albert engages the Tielen Noldi Opera Company for a West End Theatre engagement on April 27. Sopranos Helen Noldi Charlotte Grosenor Josephine Hall. tenors Louis Samorleff Cecil Calvert William Xanten. contraltos Rose Marie Campbell Georgia Strauss Juliette Roslyn. baritones Achilles Alberti George Hoff Sinclair Hall. Buoc calari conducts and A Muschiatto directs. First opera will be Il Trovatore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achille Albert
Tielen Noldi Opera Company
West End
Helen Noldi
Charlotte Grosenor
Josephine Hall
Louis
Samorleff
Cecil Calvert
Wiliam Xanten
Rose Marie Campbell
Georgia Strauss
Juliette Roslyn
Achilles Alberti
George Hoff
Sinclair Hall
Buoccalari
A. Muschiatto
Neurasthenia Top Cause for New York Teachers Retirement
New York City reports neurasthenia as the leading reason for retirement among teachers. Since the retirement fund began, 349 applicants cited service lengths of thirty to over fifty years. The fund grew from 807,024.57 to 1,106,992.44 dollars, with total annuities of 728,217.88 dollars averaged at 754.90 per teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Retirement
Board of Education
Deariess
Willie Edouin Dies English Star of Burlesque and Opera
London April 14 Willie Edouin the English actor died after years of frail health since a United States tour. He was born in Brighton and early on appeared in Florodora and with The Living Marionettes. His career spanned Australia the Strand Theatre and his own company producing New Market and many operettas and musical comedies. He married Alice Atherton an American burlesque waitress.
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London
Willie Edoun
United States
Brighton
L.L
Willie Edouin
Tweedlepunch
Adelaide
Edouin
Australia
Lydia Thompson
Vineland
Strand Theatre
Newmarket
Kay
Blue
Michus
Cherub
England
South Africa
Iie
Alice Atherton
Birth Announcement for Owles Daughter
On April 14, to Mr. and Mrs. F S Owles, a daughter was born.
Marriages of Leonora Buckier and Marion Echmann
Mr and Mrs E gen W Richardson announce the marriage of their daughter Leonora M Buckier 16 to Mr George Ermold Jr on Wednesday April 8 10S at 611 Second Ave Bay Ridge Brooklyn NY Russell Mcc Hiveann announces the marriage of Marion Echmann to William Cowley Russell Jr at the Yonkers NY home of the bride April 1 1808 the Rev William P Stevenson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermold—Richardson
W. Richardson
Leonora M. Buckier
George Ermold, Jr
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
N. Y
Russsell
Hiveann
Yonkers
New
New Yorkk, April 1, 1808, Rp, M., Liste Marion Echmann
William Cowley Hbussell, Jr
New York City
William P. Stevenson
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from New York area
The list records multiple obituaries and funeral notices across New York and New Jersey. It includes names such as Franklin T. Applin Ralph Bartsch Emma Hopkins Charles Alfred Clegg and Elizabeth Graves with residence details and planned service times through April 1908.
Notable Local Obituaries Across Yonkers and New York
Obituaries and notices recount the deaths of multiple figures across Yonkers and New York City. Frederick Smithson of St George Creek passes after more than twenty years in the area. Arnady Wilhelm von Periva, chief machinist of Yonkers Assessors, noted for civil war service. Charles Cinn dies at 205 West 148th Street after brief illness. Dr Julia Mars Fiiewi? associated with Richard Field during five years of service. Strehen T Bradford, a veteran real estate man in Brooklyn, dies at 24 Sterling Place. Gustav Meine, 72, varnish dealer, dead at Murray Street. Mrs Anna Howprins Srock, wife of Preston M Brock, dies at 506 West 94th Street, daughter of late John D Hopkins.
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Applin
Albany
N. Y
Western
Franklin T. Applin
Bartsch
Santa Anna
Cal
Ralph
Raphael
Anna Lartsch
Cambridge
Jersey City
Brock
Emma Hopkins
Preston M. Brock
West G4th St
Woodlawn
Clegg
Charles Alfred Clegg
Magnolia
N. J
St. Simien’s
Clove Road
Concord
S. 1
DE Cordova
Alfred de Cordova
Charles
Ella Nichole de Cordova
Boston
Graves
Southern Boulevard
Borough of
Bronx
Elizabeth Graves
MeCloskey
James Graver
Richard Arnold
Arnid-Constable Company
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Hodgman
Larchmont
A. Tallise
George F. Hodgman
Stephen
Elizabeth B. Barker
George B. Hodgman
T5th St
Wednester
M. Holman
Tenafly
Katharine Louise
Alvin D
Mary PB. Holman
Erle R. R
Chambers St
Lever
Flushing
Mary Eliza
J. Howard Lever
Martin
Montana
Mount Morris Park
West
William A. Martin
Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Noyes
St. Paul
Minn
Daniel Rogers Noyes
Pierszn
Baralisabeth Pierson
Henry L. Pierson
Ramapo
Erie Railroad
Jeaves
New York
Platt
Furman Neefus Platt
Eva A. Hopkins Platt
Samuel R. Platt
Susan Neefus
Quinn
Charles C. Quinn
Rice
Brooklyn
Mary L. Rice
Brooklyn Heights Seminary
Church of the Haly
Clinton and Montague Sts
Wallingford
Conn
New Haven
Winship
Warren
Tompkins Av
Rooklyn
Frederkc Smithson
St. Ceorge Crik
Gir Unds
bHeholken
Ss& Patisuch Avenue
West Jiehoken
West Yours
Eid
Wilhelm von Periva
Board of Assessors
Cinn
Hove
West 148Th Street
Sterling Pace
Gustav
Meine
Murray Street
Murray Fund
Anna Howprins Srock
West Ninetyfourth Street
Inte Jotin
DC. Hopkins
Monty
Mad
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Offers Free Trial Pack
A vintage advertorial promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease tired aching and swollen feet. It claims NGO testimonials and urges readers not to accept substitutes, offering free trial packages and directing inquiries to Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices across New Jersey and New York
A long list of death notices and funeral announcements from Newark Jersey City Brooklyn and nearby towns. Names include Christiama De Mott Jennie Doggett Matilda Driscoll Acetheid Duhme Charles F Dujat James Dwyer John W Egan Ella F Heroy Julia Hanley Catherine Jarman Katherine Keefe Dorothea Keller Hubert Gantner Winifred Kelly Peter Kelly Ruth Kernan Spences M Knoll Carolina Koenig Catherine Lostman Edward McGoldrick Louisa McGrath Thomas Magee Robert Montgomery William Murray John OBrien Sarah G ODonoghue Julian OKeefe Sullivan Katherine Ott Michael ORourke Lenard Rankin Bridget Regan Jennie Hentz Ernest Riis John Rooney Emma Schopp Esther Biegel William Smith Peter Stark Ann Strachan Mary Tucker William Walsh Thomas Ward Margaret Westerveit Joseph White among others. Funeral times and private services indicated where provided.
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West 105Th St
Prof
Charles F. Dujat
Dwyer
Orange
N. J
James Dwyer
Gegan
Grangs
John W. Egan
Finkernagel
Union
Bronx
William x. Finkernagel
Foy
East
Susan Foy
eSene
Brooklyn
Hubert Gantner
Genung
Chatham
Harriett L. Genung
Grant
Bloomfield
Michael J. Grant
Hanley
St. Mary's Hospital
Julia Hanley
Heroy
West 83d &T
Ella . F. Heroy
Hill
Monros St
Emanuel J. Hill
Holtness
King S T
Anna Holter
Houlahan
Dorothea Keller
Pense
Ee Ia
Hoyt &J
Spences M. Knoll
P. Kopnig
Belmont
Newark
Carolina Koenig
Lawrence
Liberty
Almira Lawrence
P. Jostman
Morris Plains
Catherine Lostman
McGoldrick
Pacific
Jersey City
Edward McGoldrick
McGrath
West St. St
Louisa P. McGrath
Magef
Mercer &J
J Murray
O' Bryen
van Winkle
Pape John O'Brien
A.” O'Donoghuew
Glen
Brook Sarah G. O'Donoghue
O'Keefe-Sullivan
Herkimer St
Julian O'Keefe-Sullivan
Bank St
Katherine Ott
O’ Rourke
Monrose St
Hoboken
Michael O’rourke
Brankin
West 20Th St
Lenard Rankin
Regan
St. Paul’s Av
Bridget Regan
Rentz
Springfield
Jennie Hentz
Ritz
1St St
Ernest Riis
Rooney
Russel L
Fulton St
Mary F. Russell
Schlofpp
William Smith
Stark
Peter Stark
M. Strachan
Passaic
Ann Strachan
M. Tucker
Freeman St
N J
Mary Tucxer
Walsh
Clertroat
William J. Walsh
Ward
Brook
Thomas P. Ward
M. Westerveelt
Woodbine St
Margaret E. Westerveit
White
Burnet
Na Jy
Jasepi
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Charles G. Beavers
Philip Gordon
Edwin Martin Watson
Virginia
Walter Reed Weaver
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Ayres
Henry W’. Torney
Edwin V. Sumner
Eee Larle
Ethel T. Price
Howard A. Price
Albert J. Arnold
Ezra Arnold
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Arthur Liveright
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W. H. Bliss
Friedman—Sucess
Baldwin-Whitman
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Dhird Ay
Ocean Travelers
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Yale
Social Notes
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Narragansett Pier
Hugo Scharer
Mexico
Kkronprinzess
Cecilie
International Art Society
Awaltdorf- Astoria
Mme, Marie Cross-Newhaus
Aster
the Waldorf
Aaron Brummer
Morningside Avenue
Savoy
Wils
Duncan Cryder
Miss Cryder
Elmer Ellsworth Black
East Seventy-eighth Street
Prestley
St. Paul's Chapel
George Ehret Brewery
Mme. DE Lussan Tikes Vaudeville
Will
Moody-Manners English Company
Academy
Empire State Surety Co
William St
Czarina
Sothern
Helen Noldi Opera Co
New Cirle
Circle Theatre
Belasco Theatre
Polly of
Mortimer Fisher
Herbert
Pleiades
Crouch
France
H.P. Finlay & Co. Ltd
Chauvenet Turgunuies
East Orange
Maria E. Abbott
Barrows
Washington &I
Sarah A. Barrows Berg
Morris
Fordham
Fritz Berg
Brady
Warren St
Annie Brady
Washington Av
Robert Brown
Burns
Jersey
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Cirfy
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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!