Society engagement seals quiet Atterbury Flagg nuptials
Mrs Anna Davis Robbins Flagg widow of W Allston Flagg will wed John Turner Atterbury in a discreet ceremony due soon. Both families boast deep social ties with Mount Kisco Islesboro and New York clubs. The Atterburys and Flaggs hosted charity performances to benefit crippled children, drawing alumnae of Spence School and many society figures.
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Anna Davis Robbins Flagg
W. Allston Flagg
John Turner Atterbury
Philip Boyer
Philadelphia
Beatrice Flagg
Mr. Flagg
Thomas Robbins
Mr. Atterbury
E Haus
Ts. Eliphalet
Nott Potter
Lagg
Flagg
West Forty-seventh Street
Sunnyside Farm
Mount Wisco
Atterbury
Slesbord
West Forty-ninth Street
Mount Kisco
Islesboro
Military Wedding Planned for Lieut Wood and Miss Hardwick
Lieut Robert E Wood U S A and Miss Mary B Hardwick daughter of Airs George W Hardwick of Augusta Georgia plan a military wedding at St Thomas s Church at 4 o clock on Thursday April 30. Officers in the United States Army will serve as ushers with Paul Moore of Kansas City as best man and Lieuts Frank P Lahn Rupert F Jackson Frank O Whitock and Capt Edward M Adams as ushers. Mrs Ernest M Stires will be the sister s sole attendant and the two families will host a small reception at St Thomas s rectory afterward. Miss Hardwick is sister of Mrs Cordray wife of Capt David P Cordray of the Twenty sixth Infantry now in Manila.
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Robert E. Wood
U.S.A
Mary B. Hardwick
Airs
George W. Hardwick
Augusta
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas’s Church
St. Thomas's
United States'Army
Paul Moore
Kansas City
Ushrs
Frank P. Lahn
Rupert F. Jackson
Frank O. Whitock
Edward M. Adams
St. Thomas’s Rectory
Juniors Easter Dance Ends Spring Assembly Series
The Friday Evening Junior Assemblies wrapped with a Sherry's Ballroom Easter dance. Guests included Mrs James R Hayden and Robert Roosevelt, with many young women listed among attendees. The cotillion featured Maypole and kneeling figures as men gave flowers, followed by a midnight supper and formal dancing ending with Virginia reels.
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Sherry’s
James R. Hayden
Robert Roosevelt
Kenry Hinewobi A. Thompson
Virginia
Uth Adams
Joanna Auchincloss
Edith Rooks
Nellie G. Brown
Georgianna Barber
Angelica Brown
Elizabeth Bacon
Louise Baldwin
Dell Carrere
Elizabeth Claflin
Estelle Crosby
Rosalie Coe
Nathane Duveen
Elizabeth Fowler
Marjorie Gould
Love Godwin
Geraldine Gray
Charlotte Glover
Annie Goddard
Dorothy Hayden
Katharine Hamersley
Theresa Ingersoll
Dolly Madison la Montagne
Katharine Motley
Vera
Onativia
Mily Potter
Mildred Poore
Gladys Robins
Olga Roosevelt
Charlotte Thorne
Maud Shepherd
Frederick Bourne
Bache Hamilton Brown
Gerald Bramwell
William C. Bowers
David Barrows
Clement Barnwell
Evans
R. Dick
Carroll C. Carstairs
Wiliam Drayton
David J. Ely
de Courtney Fales
Evans S. Fox
James M. Forrest
Edavin Feta
the Messrs
Gould
Stephen Ganatti
Thomas Harris
E. Kenneth Hey Hichester C. Kerr
Morgan la Montaer
Wadsworth Lewis
Robert D. Marshall
George Miller
John T. Terry
Louis W. Noel H. Osborne
W.E B. Shepherd
Schoolgirls on Stage Impress Berkeley Lyceum Audience
A large audience gathered at the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre yesterday afternoon to see the first seriocuanibe of La Belle Chasseuse presented by Miss Grace Hollingsworth and the Misses Grace Henry and Katharina Tweed.
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Berkeley Lyceum Theatre
Charity Bridge at Plaza Raises $800 for Southern Poor Whites
Three hundred eighty four women played bridge at the Plaza Hotel ballroom for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Southern Industrial Association. Ninety six tables filled the room as organizers Mrs Algerston S Sullivan Mrs Spencer Aldrich Miss Mary Vander poel and others hosted the event. Top score went to Mrs X Winfield Scott with silver prizes from Fifth Avenue merchants and organizers.
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Plaza Hotel
Southern Industrial Association
Algerston S. Sullivan
Spencer Aldrich
Mary Vanderpoel
South
X Winfield Scott
Pri
Fifth Avenue
Princeton Play Presents When Congress Went to Princeton
The Triangle Club of Princeton University stages today at the Waldorf Astoria a topical musical comedy based on history. Principal performers include Brown Routon Rob Dustine and W P Whitocke Jr with an octet as chorus girls. The first scene unfolds in an inn tanroom and the second on campus.
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Triangle Club
Princeton University
Waldorf-Astoria
Congress
Princeton
Brown Roulton
Rob Dustine
W. P. Whitocke, Jr
N. L. Whitman
D. Ho ME Byre
F. Ll. Cunningham
J. P. Myers
Travel to Europe picks up in first cabin steamship trade
A Western driven rise in outbound first cabin traffic is noted with weekly totals near 1.86 thousand aboard ships including Kronprinz Wilhelm Mauretania Adriatic Kaiserin Augusta Victoria Touraine and more. Passengers listed include Henry Adams Bart J Barry Kate Brice and others aboard Saint Louis Lincoln Zee land Caledonia Zeeland and Minnehaha routes. Obseesies aboard Cunard Arabia also noted.
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West
Middle West
Kronpring Wilhelm
Mauretania
Adriatic
Edric
Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria
Touraine
Ma Coskry Butt
Byron Chandler
Sumner R. Hollamer
Ls Burckhard
Helen Howland
Elizabeth Marbury
Winsthrop Mekinn
P. J. Walker
Dorothy
Williams
President Lincoln
Hamburg
Charles Adams
F. A. Buttrick
L. B. Britton
Rudolph Boerlin
J. W.s.godrané
C.M. Geeer
J. K. Hart
S.A. Hubbbard
Hugo Loew
Joseph.Proctor
W. Stone Smith
Johin R. Tower
A. E Taylor
Charles W. Trumbull
A. E. Williams
Martin Keppler
Atlantic Transport Line
London
Guy Ambrose
R.E. Snowden_ Andrews
George Field
Barton
T-8
Peveriage
W. M._ Choate
Arthur Lawrence
J. H. McCready
Thomas E. Green
Wo Irwin
H. H. Mallory
L. Mekchim Murdock
Robert A. Neely
Charles C. Phillips
Clarence Romaine
F. C. Potter
Walter P. Smith
Antwerp
Zeeland
S.D.* Allen
Charles
Gbah
James Delano
N. P. de Saussure
Carroll Dunham
Pudlex Hall
Gertrude L. Hoyt
Louis Levy
Marion Linasay
K. E. Morgan
George Cole Scott
Robinson Tyndale
Cornelius W. van der Hoogt
Gertrude van Pelt
C. Stewarts
Danish Dinner Honors British and German Royals in Copenhagen
Count Ruben-Levetzau and his wife hosted a dinner in Copenhagen for King Edward Queen Alexandra King Frederick and Queen Louise. Twenty one Danish royal family members and thirty prominent personages attended the event held in April 1924.
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Copenhagen
Count Ruben- Levetzau
Charles Moulton
Albany
Edward
Alexandra
Frederick
Louise
Society Notes From New York and Nearby Locals
Anson W. Hard Jr to wed Florence Bourne on April 9. He hosts a bachelor dinner at the University Club. Militia unit hosts a dance aboard the Granite State at West Ninety-seventh Street. Final Feadesca and Me eetan Dances held at Delmonico's and Sherry's. Notables at St Regis and Buckingham hotels. Winston Churchill and Mrs Churchill depart for Windsor Vermont. Waldorf Astoria hosts May Blossom sale for railroad hospital fund. Brothery Love Society holds love feast with poetry and song prizes. Clara M. Thomas wins best original poem, Louise Birnie best poem runner up. Josephine A. Rohrs wins best song with Amelia Herter as runner up.
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Anson W. Hard, Jr
Florence Bourne
Frederick G. Bourne
University Club
First Battalon, Eval Militia
New York
United States
Granite State
West Ninety-seventh Street
Sherry’s
Delmonico’s
R. M. Janney
Philadelhia
Europe
William Gammell
Providence
St. Regis
Frank Arnold
Orange
N.J
Howard S. Bee
Samuel J
Astoria
Brotherly Love Society
Clara M. Thomas
Louise. Birnie
Amelia Herter
Century Theatre Club Faces Crisis Over Dig at Clubwomen
The Century Theatre Club resolves a dispute sparked by Sydney Rosenfeld’s departure and accusations of racial prejudice. President Beatrice Hart defends the club, explains a playwright André Tridon offered A Dig at Clubwomen as a proposed play, and notes the selection of Their Daughter replaces it. An election of directors is set for Friday May 8.
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Theatre Club
Sydney Rosenfeld
Mark Twain
Elt
Booth
Actors’ Fair
Beatrice Hart
Hotel Astor
Baker
Hart
Rosmersholm
André Tridon
Hearing On Sunday Showings In Theatres At Appellate Division
Test cases on Sunday performances were argued before the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. Included were Keith & Proctor Amusement Co and Manhattan Theatre, Eden Musée American Co, Olympic Athletic Club, a Stanton Street moving picture venue and a Dancing room on East Fifty-eighth Street. Police challenges cited injunctions and prior orders to restrain Sunday showings. Decision reserved in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Keith & Proctor Amusement Company
Archie I. Shepard
Manhattan Theatre Company
Eden Musée American Company
Olympic Athletic Club
Stanton Street
East Fifty-eighth Street
Connolly
Fifth Avenue
Reith & Proctor
Crist
Sunfsys
New Lyric Theatre Planned for Tremont Street Boston
Announcement that C. H. Pond will erect a Lyric Theatre near Hollis Street Theatre on Tremont Street Boston. It aims to be finely appointed and to present a full line of standard attractions, producing a high order of plays.
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New York Times
Boston
C. H. Pond
Tremont Street
Hollis Street
Bond
Jie
The
Lyric
Comedian Bigelow to Star in Ziegfeld Productions Three Years
F Viesfeld Jr signs contract with Charles A Bigelow the comedian to appear in Ziegfeld productions for three years. He will share the stage with Anna Helding in a new musical at the New York Theatre in October. The Merry-Go-Round opens tonight at Circle Theatre under Felix Isman. Contracts seal for Casad to write two burlesques for the Western Wheel. Victor Herbert and band to play at Friars Festival May 14 at the New York Theatre. Edith Yarrington to sing the prima donna role in A Knight for a Day at Wallack's starting Monday. Alice Fisher to end her engagement tonight. Signor Paderewski hosts a box party at Waldorf Square Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Viesfeld, Jr
Charles A. Bigelow
Mr. Ziegfeld
Anna Helding
New York Theatre
Circle Theatre
Felix Isman
Henry C. Miner
Campbell Br’ Casad
Mr. Casad
Victor Herbert
Edith Yarrington
Wallack's
Alice Fieher
Concert to aid Jewish poor at Metropolitan Opera House
A Sunday benefit at the Metropolitan Opera House aims to raise 25000 dollars for the United Hebrew Charities to support Jewish needy for the coming year. Tickets are available at the Opera House hotel offices Rector Street Tyson's McBride's Bullman's agencies and through M F E Appelbaum. Notables performing include Mmes Gadski Makis Liebling Maud Powell and pianist Vladimir de Pachmann. Bernard Naumburg chairs the fundraising committee noting rising hardship among skilled workers and artisans.
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Metropolitan Opera House
United Nebrew Charities
Gadski
Makis
Liebling
Maud Powell
Vladimir de Pachmann
Mabel Taliaferro
Poliy
Bernard Naumbure
United Hebrew Charities Association
Fide
M. FE. Appelbaum
Rector Street
Tyson's
McBride's
Bullman’s
Augustus Edwards Announces Song Writers Contest
Music publisher Augustus Edwards launches a writers contest from May 1 to June 1. A committee will pick six top songs, with a total prize pot of £4500 including £225 for the winner. Edwards retains exclusive publishing rights and will pay royalties on each copy sold.
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Augustus Edwards
Edwards
Opera Plan Proposed in Central Park Against Sunday Afternoons
Director Ivan Abramson of the Italian Grand Opera Company asks Parks Commissioner Henry Smith for permission to stage opera on Sunday afternoons in Central Park. Amay Fylie offers to defray all expenses for erecting a platform and stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Abramson
Italian Grand Opera Company
Henry Smith
Central Park
Amay Fylie
Walter D Munson dies suddenly at Brooklyn home
Walter D Munson, president of the Munson Steamship Line, died yesterday of heart disease at his Brooklyn residence. He also held vice presidency and directorship at the Atlantic and Mexican Steamship Company and served as secretary treasurer and director of the International Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Munson
Munson Steamship Line
Brooklyn
Miinson
Atlantic and Mexican Steamship Company
International Coal Company
Notable Obituaries from American Rail and Commerce Leaders
Lu c ius Goss former associate editor of The Chicago Express and a founder of The American Press Association died in Detroit. Eben H. Bourne former Union National Bank president died in Cleveland at 68. William Jones Trinidad Col. Roosevelt Rough Rider and friend of the President died in that town. Andrew Comstock Cincinnati & Portsmouth Railroad president died in Detroit of heart disease. Mary Mcgher Snell Hall famed lecturer and evangelist died in Talulah Texas of diabetes. Judge R. Be Boykin Virginia jurist died in Norfolk after long illness. Albert Clayton of Trenton New Jersey died suddenly of heart disease. Ex-Tudge Aaron G. Garrison died at home in Oakland New Jersey. Walter T. Lewis died in Cal. Patrolman August Lott found dead in his Brooklyn home. Rev John Frederick Flath former pastor died of apoplexy in East New York. Alfred H. Lorton died of heart disease in East Orange New Jersey. Mrs Dora T. McCaffery widow of Brooklyn ADA Frank Mofaffery died in Brooklyn. Forthright died in New York. Edgar Grymes Benedict of the Stock Exchange firm Sheffi eld McCullough died at Saranac Lake.
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Lucius Goss
Chicago Express
American Press Association
Detroit
Eben H. Bourne
Union National Bank
Cleveland
M. A. Hanna
William Jones
Trinidad
Col
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Andrew Comstock
Cincinnati & Portsmouth Railroad
Toledo, Fremont & Norwalk
Comstock
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
Mary McGher Snell Hall
Talularchas
Texas
R. BE Boykin
Virginia
Norfolk
Albert Clayton
Trenton
N. J
Aaron. G. Garrison
Ramapo Valtey
Hig
Oakland
N.J
Walter T. Lewis
Arrowhead Spring
Cal
Susquehanna Coal Company
Morristown
August Lott
Hamburg Avenue
Brooklyn
Wimred
Lott
Frederick Flath
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
East New York
Frederick St Fiath
Wyona Street
Alfred H. Lorton
Walnut Street
East Orange
Dora T. McCaffery
Frank XX. Mofaffery
Pulaski Street
Broad Street
Saranac Lake
Cap'n Kidd and Co Varsity Dramatic Club Scores
New York University Varsity Dramatic Club at Carnegie Lyceum presents Cap'n Kidd and Co a two act comic opera with a light plot about pirates who stay young on a twenty four hour glass island. J F Scannell as Jack Morton and P C Wolff as Cap'n Kidd receive standout applause for songs and comic bits while other performers deliver lively character parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap'n Kidd & Co
Varsity Dramatic Club
New York University
Carnegie Lyceum
Kitaee
Cap'n Kidd
William le Baron
Deems Taylor
Te Brunette
Cap'n Kid
J. F. Scannell
Jack Morton
New Yorker
Wall Street
P. C. Wolff
EE. J. Friedberg
W. F. A. Brown
J. Wheeler,Jr
A. P. Payson
J. 3A. Shiras
T. Mf. St. John
W- P.sinclair
H. Fitzpatrick
Depew to Deliver Birthday Farewell Address at Montauk Club
United States Senator Chauncey Depew will speak at the Montauk Club in Brooklyn tomorrow evening for his birthday address. He notes that this will be his farewell address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chauncey
Depew
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Marriages Listed for April Dates Across New Jersey and New York
A series of wedding notices dated April 21 to April 29 report marriages in New Jersey and New York. Couples include Vera Dixon to Robert J. Stokes, Una Adele Winterburn to Otis Yale Hansen, Frances J. Clark to Frank Deepmeyer, and others listed with varying local venues such as Jersey City Newark Hoboken and Allenhurst among churches.
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Hansen —Winterburn
Riverside Drive
New York
James A. McIleary
Rew Arenew Hawley Teers
Una Adele Winterburn
Frederick William Winterburn
Otis Yale Hansen
Deepmeyrer—Clark
Obituary notices scattered across New York area dated April 1908
A wide list of death notices and funeral arrangements from New York area papers. It records names such as Edgar Grymes Benedict Rinaldo A Browere Julia Brown Samuel Cooper Jacob Dengler Myra Fiske Hasean Catherine Healy Caroline E Whitney Verne Tibnson Regina Bauernebl John Bohn Mary Buss Charles P Bragg Maria L Brett Gustave Broandburg Charles W Cornwell Sarah J Crath Sarah J Craths death notices detail ages, residences, and funeral details including dates, times, and locations across New York City and surrounding towns.
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Benedict
Edgar Grymes Benedict
Russell White
Sarah Benedict
West 76Th St
Rinaldo A
May A. Browere
BROWN
Farmington
Conn
Gans
Julia
Pom Ory
Susan
North Strong
Thouncey Brown
Cooper
Stapleton
S.1
Samuel Cooper
Richmond Evid
Dengler
Jacob F. Dengler
Hinttle Beneler
Atlantic ‘Lodge
A.M
Hoboken
Coane
Nos
R.A
Bonn. Place
Highwood Park
Weehawken
WN. J
Phursiday
Myra Fiske-Hasean
William Stern Hareal
Josiah Phoebe Peters’ Fiske
Servie
Hantry
Seville
Healy
Mott
Catherine, S
Thomas Healy
Johnson
Caroline E. Whitney
Herron A. Johnsan
Lorton
Fast Orange
N. Oj
Alfred H. Lorton
New York City
Evergreen Cemetery
North Broad
St. Elizabeth
WN. L
Morgan
East Orange
Jennie Boylam
Henry S. Morgan
Mary
Julius
Cincinnati
Pierman
Ozone
Tenn
ATIF
Harles Fitzgerald Pierman
Hamilton Pines
Manhattan
BP. M
Terry
Howe
Robert
Marion
Bural
Swaterbury
Thomas
Fore
Argyro
108Th St
Arra C. Argyro
Bateman
Flrd Place
Brooklyn
Patrick J. Bateman
Bauer
Harrison
N. J
Christina FP
Bauernebl
Trth Av
Newark
Regina Bauernebl
Behnke
Monroe St
Claus D. Behnke
Bohn
East 9Th St
John Bohn
Boss
West 95Th St
Mary Buss
Bragg
Charles P. Bragg
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Tweed
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Lyon
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Poor
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Bertron
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David Taylor
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Wood-Hardwick
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Madison Square South
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Glasgow
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G D. ¢. Ellis
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James Lawther
Lindsay Parker
C. W. Preston
W. C. Ronald
Cunarderae
Ria
F. G.”~ Garratt
M. #. Hradot
George Jacobs
Henry Kidd
NE VG. Wilson
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Hart of the Century
Mrs. Baker
NEW Theatre For
C. H. Bond
Barnard
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Bloch
Ray Dines
M. Nammack Patch
Crec
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Alfred Meyer
Kang Mue Wah
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Geraldine Farrar
Love
John Johnson
Minnesota
Joseph Gilpin Pyle
Inland Waterways
Herbert Quick
Thieves
Thomas Woods Stevens
J. W. Norton
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Esther and
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Arthur C. Benson
Henry Holt
Sidney Rogers Cook
Putnam’s and
the Reader
Arthur Stringer
the McClure Company
Senator Depew
Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer Institute
West 34Th St
Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Truman K. Newberry
Michigan
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Bates
Massachusetts
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Mississippi
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Kansas
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Broadway
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Harald sArrysmith
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Georgette "Pox
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Maurice Dwight Colter
David Turner Pana
Tenex
Mass
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Klaiber-Schnitzler
Jersey City
Fantine C. Schnitzier
Albert Klaiber
Roberts
Frazier
Marion Frazier
de Witt H. Roberts
Sander Sons Breintnale
L. Augusta Preinball
James M Sanderson
Stockfisc
Flach
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Herman Stockfire
Utter—Smith
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Paul Vassartter
Passat
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Darlison
Darnisar
Tay
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Eee
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Ad Brook
Paneras
Duffy
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Patrick Diffy
Engleaf
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Celinea
PIADA
Mabel Plata
Pields
Pields Pyrerai
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Reoekisn
Bunerak Taniopraw
Fortwenglir
Bourh St
Mules Spre Ohire
Gardner
Mainie
Robert Garces
Goldberg
Moses Tichthere
Ait Tubehetk
Aihbeet Tirjeert
Gunning
Quitman
Mielaeh Thermic Hammond
West Litst St
Bertha
Haramond
Hpraly
Filmbvent
M. tHeety
Punerat
Heffreron
Len St
Peeso
James Bofferen
Hollis -Ar. Vonkers
Edward A. Hollis
Hopkins
Whites Plains
Aerae
A. Smith- Horsis
Pat. Z . Johnson
Jean St. Hohoken
Verne Tibnson
Belmont Av
Hernenn
Kirchner
St West Ho
Hoken
Kortright
Warwick Sp
Robert Kortright
Lafferty
Talman
Elizabeth A ‘Tafferty
Lang
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Mtorr
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Needie Miller
German Hospital
Mollie Miter
Miranda
Meskenmiery St
Jersey
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Belayette Av
Broeckion
Walter BP
Mortamngu
Wess
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Thomas O'Garman
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Schlapfer
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Conrad Schlapfer
Sexton
Duke St
John A.sexnen
Shaw
de Koven Court
Flathuehy
James Shaward
Francis Sniepis
Smith
Warri Br
Tersey Ity
Serete Mace
Stevens
Woebk
Richard Stevens
Smort
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Wilioveichs
Bronkton
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Stuetz
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Wolters
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Woodlawn
Narlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
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East
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Privve
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Radclip PE
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West 334
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