The Wolf Lead by Eugene Walter at the Woods Theatre
A mixed review of The Wolf by Eugene Walter notes a melodrama set in Canadian Hudson Bay with a young woman hero and an engineer villain. Performances by Conquest and Gimatnay are praised for intelligence and presence, while pacing and credibility are questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Country
Eugene Walter
Julee Beaubien
William Courtenay
Andrew McTavish
Ta Wees Homas Puy
Tilda McTavish
le Grand
William :MacDonald
George Huntley
Iue
Etseorse
Probert
Cauht
Niuon
York
Jules
Beaubien
Uh Woods
Lyidig
Jean
Walters
Miss Conquest
Imatenay
Wedding Plans for Miss Mats ry Wheeler and Will iam Thompsden Stewart
Attendants named for the Collegiate Church ceremony include matron of honor Mrs. Charles Preston Nelson and best man Frank F. Crowninshield. Ushers listed: Judge Charles S. Whitman and others as provided. Reception to follow at 14 West Seventy second Street. Miss Wheeler noted as musician equestrienne linguist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mats Ry “Onise Wheeler
Thomas TE. Wheeler
William Thompsden Stewart
John Kirkman
Berry
William A. Barstoin
Mary H. Rossiter
Olive Hitchcock
Charles Preston Nelson
Frank .W. Crowninshield
Charles S. Whitman
Erman J. Ridgway
John Wirkman
William A. Barstow
Archibald Robinson Watson
Willian N. Field
Hugh Dewart
Albert L. Brockway
Westr
Seventy-second Street
Miss Wheeler
Roger M. Kar
Hliet Cross
William OD. Iselin
Chiles
Ss. Bird
Laurence Hopkins
Yd. Grenville Clark
Malcolm
MecBu
W. Je. Hewlett
Carolines
Setanate
Willis May S
Walter da Avhipple
Frederic Floyd-Jones
Sipphen
Wood
Linington
Charlies
J. Stewart
Oliver Livingston Jones
T. Bache Bleveker
William Wilton Wood, Jr
Robert Hewlett
Rudolph €. Hewlett
Helen Kent Shaw
Shaw-Waters Nuptials Planned at St Mark's Church
The daughter of Mrs. John Shaw of Flushing New York and Bertram Gordon Waters of Boston will wed at St Mark's Church in New Canaan Connecticut on Thursday April 28. There will be no bridesmaids or ushers with Miss Amy Hobart Shaw as attendant. Carroll Bond of Baltimore will attend as a guest and Mr Wates serves as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
Flushing
L. I
Bertram Gordon Waters
Boston
St. Mark’s Church
New Canaan
Miss Delight Dickinson to Wed Robert Crocker in Family Home
Miss Delight Dickinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin E Dickinson will marry Robert Stewart Crocker son of Mrs Frederick Wilbur Crocker at the bride parents home at 4 oclock on Thursday April 30 Relatives only attend due to a death in the bride s family A small reception will follow Mrs Gustivus Cobhoun Marshall (Miss Mabel Jones) will be the brides only attendant Best man and ushers include Bruce Falconer Harvey Williams Wells Dickinson Alfred Macy New York and Joseph Chapman Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delight Dickinson
Edwin E. Dickinson
Robert Stewart Crocker
Frederick Wilbur Crocker
Gustivus Cobhoun
Marshall
Mabel Jones
Bruce Falconer
Harvey Williams
Wells Dickinson
Alfred Macy
New York
Joseph Chapman
Philadelphia
Engagement announced in Washington for Miss Ethel Whitney
Washington reports the engagement of Miss Ethel Whitney niece of Xira J Condit Smith and Charles Kis sim Allen of New York son of Gen and Mrs Charles J Allen whose family connections are noted.
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Washington
Ethel Whitney
Xira
J. Condit-Smith
Charles, Kissim Allen
New York
Gen
Charles J. Allen
Mrs Jeanette Silverstein Wed William Wurms at Hiennington Hall
Miss Jeanette Silverstein wed William Wurms at Hiennington Hall on Sunday April 22. The newlyweds sailed yesterday aboard the American Line for Europe to spend the summer touring England Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Silverstein
J. Silverstein
Hiennington Hall
William Wurms
Wurms
Europe
England
Germany
France
Wanner Harris Wedding At Collegiate Church
Len Frederic Florian Wanner and Mrs. Maie R. Barnum Harris wed at noon in the Collegiate Church West End. The Rev Dr Henry Cobb officiated with James W Taylor giving away the bride. Matron of honor Mrs Preston Nelson wore pink chiffon. best man was Nerward Wanner. ushers William J. Sturges and Ray L. Baker. Reception at Delmonico's followed by bridal trip and home in Sutton J Nis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Frederic Florian Wanner
Maie R. Barnum Harris
Frederic Leighton Harris
Jushur. Willets
West
End Collegiate Church
Henry
Cobb
James W . Taylor
Preston’ Nelson
Nelson
Nerward Wanner
William J. Sturges
New York
Ray L. Baker
San Francisco
Snall
Delmonico’s
TAVO BACHELOR DINNERS
Edward Duer Reeves and Lieut George W Beavers held bachelor dinners before their weddings in St Nicholas and Astor venues. Guests included best men ushers and several army officers with ties to Virginia Washington and New York.
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Edward Duer Reeves
Beatrice Osrozge
Collegiate Reformed Church
Mildred Hiunter
Arden
Astor
Charles G Bravers
Philip Gordon
Wiece Lient
Jadwin Martin Watson
Virginia
Walter Reed Weirver
Washington
Klenry Fairfax
Ayres OL
Brent
Henry W. Torney
Piawin Vo Sumner
Barie Russell
New York
Reading by Miss Repplier for New York Cooking School
Miss Xenes Repplier of Philadelphia will read The Mission of Humor at 3 40 Wednesday at the Colony Club to aid the New York Cooking School. The event includes a speech by Joseph N. Choate and features many notable patrons and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Wimien Roosevelt
James J. Goodwin
Harriette Rogers
Miss Huntington
Andrew Carnegie
Kradish Johnson
Jom W. Minburn
EU. “Harriman
Henry S. Edmond
Philip Schuyler
Frank Sturgis
We Isbnlen. Roosevelt
Columbus
O'D. Tselin
Pierre Malt
Aymar Sand
Tgs
Hamilton Fish Kean
J. Pierront Morgan
Carnelius Yault
John E. Parsons
Schuyler. Warren
Thomas Wren Ward
Nicholas Murray Butler
Temple Bowdoin
Paul Morton
Seth Low
Notable European Arrivals Include Countess Pappenheim
Incoming from Europe on the Cedric are Countess Pappenheim formerly Miss oe eeler of Philadelphia and her companion. Also listed are Micha Reilly a New York dealer and many others including Mr and Mrs Willard Hopkins Arthur Kineston Dr Witten Oliver Mrs Neuwobold Prof and Mrs Perkins Gen and Mrs Herbert Vens Mr and Mrs George Wi Valentine and more. Additional passengers on the Hamburg American liner from the Mediterranean include H F Ratlwd it Mrs Barker William Barthmann Cady Alice L Hahn James Macbeth Mrs J V alette and Mr and Mrs F P Wright.
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Cedric
Countess Pappenheim
Oe Eeler
Philadel
Pauline Pappenheir
Micha] Reilly
Fattle
New York
Athletics
Airset Ayres
Llen
Hiage
Bage
James T. Potter
William Barthmann
I PK
Cady
W. B. Cogs
Alice L. Hahn
James Macbeth
T Sera
William Sheppard
I A. Stern
Sivs
J. VA
Alette
Fps. Wright
Girls in a Chariot Race at County Fair
A promise for tomorrow night at the Waldorf County Fair features a chariot race with Miss Dorothy Moran and Miss Nellie Rogers guiding blooded steeds. The event, along with a cock fight and a hidden lineup of stunts, benefits the Stony Wold Sanitarium. The Sorrento Iriensille will host a costume dance with participants including Miss Mary Mason Hasell and Miss Helen McLaughlin.
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the Waldorf
Dorothy Moran
Nellie Rogers
Gaing Cay
Astor’ Gallery
Stony Wold Sanitarium
Mary Mason Hasell
Helen McLaughlin
Doris Bissell
Ruth Davis
Paul Hammond
William Bowers
Gilbert Jones
Robert Locke
Metropolitan Opera Ends Ring Cycle With Götterdämmerung
The Metropolitan Opera’s season closed with Götterdämmerung, the final Wagner cycle piece. Mme Leffler-Burchard’s Brünnhilde earned high praise, delivering a superb, dramatic impersonation that crowned her New York debut.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Wagner
Brunnhilde
Mme. Leffler Burehard
Vrt
Mmel Leffler-Burchard
Gainec
Opera
Mme
Leffler-barchard
New York
Burestaller
Siegfried
Mme. Homer
Waltrante
Priinhilde
Hertz
Hofmann and Kreisler Share Carnegie Hall Recital
Two piano masters Josef Hofmann and Fritz Kreisler appeared together at Carnegie Hall with solo and joint pieces. Kreisler, ill with fever, substituted shorter works while Hofmann performed Chopin, Rubinstein, Liszt and others. The only duo piece was Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata, drawing enthusiastic response despite Kreisler's condition.
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Josef Hofmann
Fritz Kreisler
Carnegie Hall
Bruch
Jess
Schumann
Dvorak
Beethoven
Ieutzer
Kxreisler
Kreutzer
Sxreisler
Hofmann
Mr. Hofmann
Chopin
Rubinstein
Liszt
Mr. X Kreisler
Wilbeling
Siegfried
Dororak
Sarasate
Wieniawski
Calvary Choir to Stage Second Annual Festival Concert
Calvary Choir of Calvary Baptist Church at Fifty-seventh Street and Sixth Avenue presents its second annual festival concert next Thursday evening. The program features Pergolesi Stabat Mater with soloists Myrta French-Kur Steiner soprano Bessie Bowman Estey contralto Ernest Theodore Martin tenor and Judson Bushnell bass, assisted by the Banner-Kronald String quartet. Edward Morris Bowman organist chairs the event, organized two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Choir
Calvary Baptist Church
Fifty-seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Pergolesi
Myrta French-Kursteiner
Bessie Bowman Estey
Ernest Theodore
Martin
Judson Bushnell
Banner-Kronald
New ‘York
Finck
Calvary
E. M. Bowman
Bessie
Bowman-Estey
Theodore Martin
Judson Bushner
Banner-Kronold String Quartet
Franz Kaltenborn
Hans Kronold
Hermann Kuhn
Carl Binhak
Paderewski to perform for Music School Settlement recital
At the Plaza on April 20 the recital to benefit Music School Settlement will feature Paderewski. Committee members include Mrs. Richard Watson Gilder Mrs. Howard Mansfield Mrs. George M Tuttle Miss Dorothea Draper Mrs. Charles H. Ditson and Miss Laura J. Post Tickets available from Miss Doane 18 West Thirty-fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Schoul
Plaza
Paderewski
Richard Watson Gilder
Howard Mansfield
George M. Tuttle
Dorothea Draper
Charles H. Ditson
Laura J
Doane
West Thirty-fourth Street
Naval Militia Dance on U S S Granite State
The Signal Division First Battalion Naval Militia of New York will host a dance aboard the U S S Granite State at the foot of West Ninety seventh Street on Saturday evening April 25. Patronesses include Mrs J L Anderson Mrs Thomas Condon Mrs Walter Cur ley Mrs John Ellice Mrs Oswald Thompson Hanna Mrs K Bradley Jones Mrs William M Lawton Mrs Harold Emory Jones Mrs John Taylor McNair and Mrs George W Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Militia
Naval Militia of
New York
Granite State
West Ninety-seventh Street
J. L. Anderson
Thomas Condon
Walter Curley
John Ellice
Oswald Thompson Hanna
K.bradley Jones
Wiliam M. Lawton
Harold Emory Jones
John Taylor McNair
George W. Paul
Planters and Bungales Tea Ad Promises Low Grocery Costs
Fragmentary ad notes “a pound for the Planters” at 65¢ and Bungales tea. Advertisement hints lower grocery costs to grow it at your grocer, implying price promos and local shopping.
Wild West Comes to Madison Square Garden in Cody Show
Buffalo Hill's Wild West Show moves into Madison Square Garden for a three week run transforming the arena into Col. Cody's ranch. The program includes an avalanche scene, prairie fire, Summit Springs battle recreation, and a football game on horseback with protective gear.
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Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Buffalo Hill
Col.Cody
Summit Springs
Charity Play By Children’s Educational Theatre
The Children’s Educational Theatre will stage a Thursday evening performance to aid the City History Club. Notables expected include Mr and Mrs James Speyer Mr and Mrs Robert J Collier Mr and Mrs W Bayard Cutting Mr and Mrs Horace E Deming Samuel Clemens and other prominent names. The players are wage earners who rehearse a few hours weekly, but their shows are praised as excellent.
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Children’s Educational Theatre
City History Club
James Speyer
W. Bayard Cutting
Horace E. Deming
Samuel Clemens
Kenry Phipps
A. Barton Hepburn
J. ‘Pierpont, Morgan
Moses Taylor Pyne
Cleveland H. Dodge
William Rufus Barr
William A. Derry
Stock company opens in Detroit with new Shubert circuit
A new stock theater combination launches tonight at the Detroit Opera House led by Vaughn Glaser in partnership with Elizabeth Marbury and Selwyn & Co. The circuit will run six Shubert houses including Detroit Opera House Cleveland Opera House Alexandria Toronto Shubert Kansas City and Mary Anderson Louisville with six stock companies delivering twenty productions. plays include The Heir to the Hurrah Before and After and The Three of Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Opera House
Detroit
Elizabeth Marbury
Selwyn & Co
Vaughn Glaser
Neye Combination
Shubert
Detroit Opéra House
Cleveland Opera House
Alexandria
Toronto
Kansas City
Mary Anderson
Louisville
Riley and Potter Sign Broadway Musical Pact
Thomas Riley signed yesterday with Paul M. Potter to write the hook and lyrics of a new musical comedy slated for Broadway in September. The collaboration plans a full score and stage production details are being finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Riley
Paul M. Potter
Henry W Savage to Present The College Widow in London
Henry W. Savage will stage The College Widow for the first time in London tomorrow night at the Adelphi Theatre. In Harlem tomorrow, Beatrice Morgan and her stock company will produce a new, unnamed play whose plot is kept secret. Norman Hackett is slated to star next season in Classmates.
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Henry W. Savage
London
Adelphi Theatre
Harlem Opera House
Beatrice Morgan
The
Stork-Company
Norman Hackett
Pittsfield Luncheon Honors Mrs Farrow Before Bridge Engineer Groom
Mrs Walter F Hawkins hosted a luncheon at the White Tree Inn in Pittsfield for Corrine Farrow of Charleston who will wed Col Washington Roebling engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge in Dalton Tuesday at noon. Sixteen guests attended with a bridge miniature centerpiece and flowers.
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New York Times
Pittsfield
Mass
Walter F. Hawkins
White Tree Inn
Corrine Farrow
Charleston
D. C
Washington Roebling
Trenton
N. J
Dalton
Noom
Col. Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Charles L. Hibbard
Social notes of high society trips and events
Mr and Mrs Edward K Martin of Park Hill Yorkers travel through Lower California canyon country. Lotos Club hosts a ladies day April 30 from 3 to 5. Mr and Mrs Henry A Budd at Plaza Hotel sail Kaiser Wilhelm II April 28 for six months abroad. Miss Van Kirk to lecture on Rossetti at Mrs Rutherfurd home. Invitations issued for Edna Reynolds theater party. Lane couple sail Baltic for five months in Europe by car tour. Kenelm Winslow may have a new baby boy. Anne Van Schott and Harold Lansinger to wed at Dr Van Schott home. Grant Wilson of Washington sails Caronta for three months in England. Yale Alpha Delta Psi to host supper at St Regis May 1. Turnbridge couple from Brooklyn, Gotham visitors, sail for Europe on Baltic.
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Edward K. Martin
Park Iill
Lower
California
Canyon Country
Lotos Club
Henry A. Budd
Plaza Hotel
France
Germany
van Kirk
Robert Rutherfurd
East Fifteenth Street
Rosetti
James Bartlett
Margaret Tillhouse
John Greenough
Arthur Peabody
E. M. Ripley
John Jay Reynolds
Edna Reynolds
Rembert Hall
Francis T. Luquer Lane
Baltic
Exygope
Kenelm Winslow
Anne van Schott
Harold C. Lansinger
Philadelphia
van Schott
Lexington Avenue
Passaic
Washington
Caronta
England
Alpha Delta Psi
Yale University
St. Regis
J. W.turnbridge
Brooklyn
Gotham
Europe
Mahler to Lead Four Festival Concerts at Carnegie Hall
Gustav Mahler prepares a four concert series at Carnegie Hall in March and April 1900 with a specially chosen orchestra. The program divides into classical composers modern composers Mahler and Beethoven Ninth Symphony. The plan includes independent organization and funding with Mrs. Sheldon and others guiding the effort.
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Gustav Mahler
Carnegie Hall
Mahler
Beethoven
New York Symphony Society
William Douglas
Samuel Untermyer
Tuttle
Patrick Valentine
Felix Warburg
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera Company
Caruso Concert Tour Dates Through May Announced
The Caruso concert tour is booked starting May with performances in Tarants Massey Hall Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Rochester Scranton Montreal and a charity concert in London aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria slated for May 16. The operatic season ends in Pittsburg on April 29.
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Caruso
Pittsburg
Columbus
Memorial Tall
Tarants
Massey
Detroit
Light Guard -Armory
Buffalo
Convention Hall
Cleveland
the Hippodrome
Momlay
Rochester
New Convention Hall
Scranton
New Armory
Montreal
Arena
Kaiserin
Ste Victoria
Bay
Lon- Gon
Pastor Dies on Easter While Congregation Prepared
In Orange New Jersey on Easter Sunday morning Reverend Robert Service Steen, pastor of Hillside Presbyterian Church, died suddenly during recovery from mastoiditis after surgeries. He had led the church since October 1 and survived initial operations but collapsed after anesthesia.
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New Fort Times
Orange
N. J
Robert Service Steen
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Steen
Thomas A. Edison
Death of John D McGlincey In South Orange NJ
John D McGlincey a wealthy chalk and china importer died at his home in South Orange New Jersey after a two year illness. He was sixty seven and survived by his widow and a married daughter.
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John D. McGlincey
South Orange
N.J
George H. Smith
Orange
N. Y
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Smith
Publishing-house traveler dies in Seattle after fall
J. F. Dengler, traveling representative for a New York publisher, died in Seattle on Friday after a fall on a walk. The body will be shipped to his home in New York. Lisnry C. Urner, secretary and treasurer.
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J. F. Dengler
New York
Seattle
Ain . Lisnry C. Urner
Tress
Obituary notices from Cincinnati and Brooklyn reveal several deaths
The item lists Josephine Page Atwell founder of a home for self supporting women in Brooklyn. Dennis Murphy longtime American Bank Note employee. Benjamin Booth Howkins a Brooklyn assessor. Charles Merrill longtime executive of Merrill & Stetson. Henry Morgan Stone rector of Trinity Church Newport. George H Smith of Orange New York. and other brief death notices with ages and locations.
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Henry Morgan, Stone
St. Magill
Trinity Church
Newport
Owleses Welcome Daughter on April Fourteen
Mr and Mrs F S Owles announce the birth of a daughter on April 14. The new arrival adds joy to the family and will be welcomed by relatives and friends.
Marriages Listed in Local Notices
Fragments show multiple marriage notices with names and dates in April. Entries include Eisenberg Rostenthal Hesenthal to Eisenberg on April 1, Harken Schroeder on April 15, Schroeder to Market, Bartow to ThamasMiler, and Gites to Parker in Plainfield on April 15.
Obituary notices list residents of New York New Jersey and Brooklyn
A long column lists deaths from April with numerous obituaries and funeral notices. Names include Edith Virginia Barnes Caroline Busch Jane Cattell Grace Whitin Choate Katherine Diefenthaler Josephine Noyes Robert Steen and many others with addresses in Chelsea Hoboken Newark New York City New Canaan Vineland and Brooklyn. The notices specify dates of death and funeral arrangements or requests for no flowers.
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Margaret Jovisa
New
Britis
Grace Whitin
Washington Choate
Phgrim Congregational Church
Madison
21St St
Mount Aciburn
Boston
Dengler
Seattie
Washington
Jacob FP. Dengler
Bonn Place
High
Wook Park
N. J
Hattie Dengier
Diefenthaler
Katherine Diefenthaler
Valentine Diefenthaler
Seth
Central Park West
Fenwick
Chelsea
Mass
Minnie L
Pernche
Willam Maht
New York City
Gleason
Seater Hospital
Cincinnati
Joseph M. Gleason
Cave Hill Cemetery
Louisville
Hoyt
New Canaan
Conn
Edwin Host
Grand Central Station
New Haven
Knapp
Fordham
N.Y
William A. Knapp
Ludington
New York
Josephine Lord Noyes
Charles H. Tiadington
Orange
Robert Service Steen
Tfill- Presbyterian
Horchuneral
Lackawanne
Hichland Av
Obituary notices many May 191? deaths Brooklyn and Newark
A long listing of obituaries and funeral notices from addresses in Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and Plainfield. Names include McGarrh McTaggart Reeves Rowlands Sackett Schaible Schneidfer Scofield Semple Smith Taylor Tollford Thompson Thorpe Tomkins Townsend Valentine Van Ness Vautin Vetter Westheimer Wheeler White and others with ages and funeral details.
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Brooke ‘Lyn
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Uped Os
Lawrence
Behaway Beach
Kate Lawrene
Puneral Jeotier
Lewes AY
Westean St. Amil
Deen Tiwis Jr
Puneral
Lidue
North’ Centre St. Orange
N.S
McCall
Re Mevitte A&x
Neowath
N. J
Apri
Reidger Metabe
McGlincey
Kingman Road
South Orange
John
P. Mrittineer
McTaghart
wWlllam Meort
Amette Riam
McWwate
Soahl
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Me’ Wade
Mationey
Seeies
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Wits Rail
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Rendelph
Jersey City
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Jersey
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Ostermiyer
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East
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Eet Im
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Hamburg
Brooklyn
Wilhelminach Tate
Powelil
Liberty
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Alice MM. Rowtamts
Sackett
Tarrytown
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Schaible
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Scofield
Bayonne
Elbert Sefield
Semple
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J. Semple
Smith
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Avenine KY
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Tomkins
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Ratiae
Townsend
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Plainfield
Fred Townsend
Valentine
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Newark
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In memoriam Mrs Camila Browning Miner
Remembrance notice for Camila Browning Miner known as Mudder Brownie who entered rest on April 19. Family and friends recall her life and affection in a memorial tribute published by the Times.
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Camila Browning Miner
Mudder Brownie
Times
Forest Avenue Congregational Church Service Schedule
Forest Avenue Congregational Church at 168th Street and Forest Avenue in the Bronx announces faster Sunday services with morning reception of members and a Hall Commission session. Evening service is at 7 45 with a Sunday School Carol Service assisted by the choir with music.
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Forest Avenue
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Temple Emanol
Dr. Silverman
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!