Heresy Trial Closes as Crapsey Case Heads to Verdict
Reuters report from Batavia New York on April 28 details the closing of Rev. Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey’s heresy trial before a five member ecclesiastical court. Edward M. Shepard and John L. O Bri en urged upholding church doctrine while prosecution lamented liberal errors. Verdict due to Bishop Walker by May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
N. Y
Algernon S. Crapsey
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's
Rochester
Walker
Western New York
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Franklin D. Locke
Shepard
Alexander
Worcester
Spain
Crapsey
Universal Church
America
Archbishop Temple
Church of England
Siiness
Rhode Island
Dr. Crapsey
Perkins
Christ
John L. O'Brian
Buffalo
O'Brian
Barber Won't Shave Him In Cliffside Park Consolidation Case
Samuel E. Renner, a Republican politician and real estate dealer from Wee Hawk enken, pleaded non vult today to signing ex Mayor Neumann’s name to a public notice advocating Cliffside Park and Fairview consolidation. Neumann denied agreeing, saying townspeople shunned him and even his barber refused to shave him. Renner said he acted for a consolidation group and believed Neumann consented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Neumann
George C. Dods
Renner
Arsenic Suicide Shocks East Moriches Family
Warren Hulse a 70 year old farmer of East Moriches L I took arsenic at home and died. Analysts say grief over his elderly cousin's suicide weeks earlier may have unsettled him. He leaves a widow and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Moriches
L. I
Warren Hulse
New York Fossils Dine At Annual Club Dinner
A group styled The Fossils hosted their third annual dinner at the Republican Club in New York. Members, all once amateur journalists, laughed at themselves and shared stories from careers, with remarks from Charles C. Hellman and Charles H. Young. The roster included Beck, Blanchard, Bryan, Crosby, D. Laney, Feeney, Graff, Hane, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican Club
West Fortieth Street
Charles C. Hellman
Charles H. Young
Philadelphia
James M.ck
Kentucky
Lord Bishop
Rastus
Massa
W. F. Babcock
James M. Beck
Ysaac
V. Scofield
John F. Walsh, Jr
Gustave Weinberg
The Optimist closes at Daly's after a week
Sidney Rosenfeld spoke after the final Daly's performance poking at managers and critics. He defended making money through plays and noted managers rejected the piece for its title. The Optimist closed after a short New York run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Sidney Rosenfeld
T, Company
Mr. Rosenfeld
New York
Poems Set to Music at Berkeley Lyceum Theatre
Mrs. Amy Grant presented a series of musical readings featuring four Gustav Kobbé poems with music chosen by the author, accompanied by Kobbé at the piano. Four Whitman poems were set to music by Franklin Harris with Harris also at the piano, opening with The Wooing of Hiawatha and A Ballad of Hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Grant
Berkeley Lyceum Theatre
Gustav Kobbbé
Mr. Kobbé
Hell
Oscar Hammerstein Returns From Europe Opera Venture
Oscar Hammerstein arrived yesterday on the American Line steamship St. Louis after eight weeks abroad to recruit artists and finalize grand opera plans. He said underground efforts failed to stop him, listing many European cities he visited while asserting he found many singers though he declined details and promised a statement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
American Line
St. Louis
Hammerstein
Europe
May Day Fete at Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr College students plan an Elizabethan May Day fete on May 1 on campus. Proceeds fund a student building with $15,000 already raised. tickets are on sale at Sherry's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr College
Sherry’s
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Theatrical Notes and Theatre Plans For New Season
Louis James announces a next season elaborate production of The Merry Wives of Windsor. A jury for the new theatre passes Carrere Hastings and Warren Wetmore as the top plans, with final decision deferred pending revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis James
Windsor
Carrere & Hastings
Warren & Wetmore
Elmira College Club Luncheon Hears Man Described
The Elmira College Club held its annual luncheon at the Hotel Manhattan where a small fire broke out. A guest noticed the smoke but the program continued as Mrs. Henry Elliott Mott shared men’s views on marriage and society through witty anecdotes and quotes from guests including a Wall Street executive and a Union Theological Seminary minister’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira College Club
Manhattan
Henry Elliott Mott
Emma Paddock Telford
Bowery
Washington Society Dinners Highlight Diplomatic Guests
In Washington on April 25, Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller hosted a dinner honoring Lieut. Gen. and Mrs. Corbin returning from the Far East. Guests included Col Korrer and Mme Korner, Gen. and Mrs. Bates, and many embassy officials. Separate din ners featured Col. and Mrs. Bromwell with ex-Senator Herry G. Davis and other dignitaries. A marriage was announced for Miss Mary Hunter Elliott and Frederick L. Buckelew at St. Margaret's Church, with the couple planning residence at the Buckelew estate near Philadelphia. Another wedding, Garret A. Hobart Jr. to Miss Caroline Briggs, is set for June 2 at the bride’s home in Lewiston, Me, with plans to reside at a Paterson estate after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Austria
Baroness Hengelmiller
Corbin
Far East
Col. Korrer
Mme. Korner
A. E. Bates
Guy Norman
Mme. Des Portes
Frederick A. Keep
Parney
Miss Patten
Count Szechenye
Baron Haymerle
Baroness Hengelmuller
Rauscher’s
San Francisco
Charles S. Bromwell
Herry G. Davis
Baron Bussche
Perry Belmont
William P. Eno
Arthur Lee
John Rodgers
J. P. Richardson
New Orleans
Horace Westcott
Josephine Patten
Prince Kendecheff
Arthur Peters
Mary Hunter Elliott
Frederick L. Buckelew
Jamesburg
N. J
St. Margaret's Church
Herbert Scott Smith
Juliana Elliott
William Merideth
New York
Alexander Munroe Elliott
Philadelphia
Garret A. Hobart, Jr
Caroline Briggs
Lewiston
Senator Five
Hobart
Paterson
Neilson Park Wedding in Pittsburg with Grand Gifts
Miss Mary Park daughter of William Gray Park of Pittsburg wed Midshipman Raymond Perry Rodger Neilson of New York and Annapolis. Gifts total about 250000 with August Belmont and Andrew Carnegie among donors. Ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church featured elaborate decor and notable relatives and classmates as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Mary Park
William Gray Park
Raymond Perry Rodgers Neilson
New York
Annapolis
Reginald Vanderbilt
August Belmont
Andrew Carnegie
Trinity Episcopal Church
William H. Neilson
Alfred W. Arundel
Trinity
Elsie Park
Ellen Park
Philadelphia
Amory Hare
That City
Mary C. Lefferts
Blanche Emory
Gertrude Childs
Louis Neilson
R. O. Strassburger
Henry Rowles
L. C. Farley
Boston
A. GC. Cook
Indianapolis
Carter-Delafield wedding at Church of the Heavenly Rest
Jarvis Pomeroy Carter and Harriet Coleman Delafield were married at noon in the Church of the Heavenly Rest with Rev. Morgan Dix and Rev. D Parker Morgan officiating. Bridesmaids included Miss Marie Livingston Delafield. ushers and other attendants listed. A small reception followed at the Delafield residence on Thirty-sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Pomeroy Carter
Henry Skelton Carter
Marie Livingston Delafield
Grace F. Delafield
Florence Bates
Justine B. Erving
Hopeton D. Atterbury
Russell S. Carter
Edward C. Delafield
Eugene L. Delafield
Douglas 8. Carter
Edmund L. Brown
Charles D. Miller
Robert L. Strebeigh
L. T. Price
Marcellus H. Dodge
Delafield
Thirty-sixth Street
Wedding of Bridgham and Vail Quietly Celebrated
William Haliburton Bridgham and Mrs Hohorine Gargulio Vail wed yesterday at Miss Mary L Vail's home 6 East 41st Street. Rev Father Murphy officiated. Bride wore champagne cloth with lace trimmings and plumed hat. Brother Joseph Gargulio gave bride away. Col Franklin Bartlett best man. Harriette Cady led an all Wagner program. They plan a Europe voyage starting June 19 after a few weeks at Bridgham farm near Providence R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haliburton Bridgham
Hohorine Gargulio Vail
Mary L. Vail
Forty-first Street
Father Murphy
Joseph Gargulio
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Howell and Ward Marriage At South Street Church
Miss Mary K. Howell and Frederick W. Ward were wed at South Street Presbyterian Church in Morristown. Rev. Dr. Albert Oldman officiated. The bride was given away by her brother Cadwalader B. Howell. maid of honor Anna Elizabeth Kip and matron of honor Mrs. William S. Rodgers of Trenton assisted. Best man was H. Ward Ford with ushers Livingston R. Biddle Richard M. Cadwalader Joan W. Converse James E. Morris B. Marston Smith Elbert S. Kip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
South Street Presbyterian Church
Mary K. Howell
Frederick W. Ward
Albert Oldman
Cadwalader B. Howell
Anna Elizabeth Kip
William S. Rodgers
Trenton
Anna H. Fisk
Katarine H. Hall
Marion Swords
Elisa Hurlbut
Quiet Philadelphia Marriage of Furness Wood and Miss Truax
The marriage of William Henry Furness Wood of Philadelphia to Miss Elizabeth Truax daughter of Judge Charles H. Truax of the Supreme Court was celebrated quietly yesterday at the bride’s father residence 12 East Sixty fifth Street by Rev. Dr Hoyt of Germantown. The bride’s only attendants were her sister Nancy maid of honor and two flower girls Caroline and Rhoda Truax. The groom’s best man was John Wood brother of the groom and the ushers were Arthur Truax Emanuel Blumenstiel and Harry Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Furness Wood
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Truax
Charles H. Truax
Supreme Court
East
Hoyt
Germantown
Penn
Nancy
Caroline
Rhoda Truax
John Wood
Miss Ruth Wells Weds Kenneth Eyland in Brooklyn Home
Miss Ruth Mildred Wells daughter of Edwin M Wells of Bensonhurst Brooklyn married Kenneth Mosley Eyland of Brooklyn yesterday. Ceremony led by Rev Randall C Hall at the bridegroom's father's house 12 Livingston Street Brooklyn with maid of honor Miss Ethel Byrnes and flower girl Catherine Susscroft. best man Richard Mosley, a cousin. No ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mildred Wells
Edwin M. Wells
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Kenneth Mosley Eyland
Randall C. Hall
Livingston Street
Ethel Byrnes
Catharine Susscortf
Richard Mosley
Engagements announced for Ethel Garretson and Millie Bernstein
Announcement prints the engagement of Miss Ethel M Garretson of 237 West Seventy third Street to James Harmon Flinn of Detroit Michigan. It also notes Miss Millie Bernstein, daughter of Mrs Paul Bernstein of the Riviera 142nd Street and Seventh Avenue, engaged to Meyer S Blumberg. They will receive at Hotel Savoy today from 3 to 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Garretson
West Seventy-third Street
James Harmon Flinn
Detroit, Mich
Paul Bernstein
The
Riviera
Fire Damages Riverside Drive Laundry Building
Fire broke out in the laundry of the five story dwelling at 335 Riverside Drive owned by Robert W. Donnell. About $600 in damage before firefighters extinguished the blaze. Mrs Donnell, ill on the third floor, was carried to safety by Maggie a servant girl who brought her downstairs from the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
Robert W. Donnell
Ocean travelers among arrivals from three transatlantic liners
A list of passengers aboard the American liner St Louis includes James F Ackerman James Cockroft Mr and Mrs Joseph Grant Miss Ada Hutchins United States Vice Consul at Southampton Col W J Sutherland and others. Last night on the steamer Etruria from Liverpool arrived E F Armstrong Col BE Austin Capt C Farwell and A Fleischmann. Cedric from Liverpool brought Arthur L Austin Col L Bingham Prof Joseph M Connolly Rev Charles W Kellor D Mann Col C C Sanders Dr J Bell and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
James F. Ackerman
Joseph Black
M. H. Calhoun
John Carson
Margaret R. Church
James Cockroft
Joseph D. Grant
Ada. Hutchins
Richard Jones
United States
Southampton
C. E. Lawton
George A. Newhall
D. A. Pierce
W. J. Sutherland
Hanson L. Withers
Liverpool
E. F. Armstrong
Col
BE. R. Austin
Capt
C. Farwell
A. Fleischmann
Cedric
Arthur L. Austin
Co. L. Bingham
Joseph M
Bailey Will Maps All To Widow Ruth Bailey
The will of James A. Bailey the circus king filed in Westchester Surrogate's office leaves his entire estate to his widow Ruth Louise Bailey naming her sole executrix. The estate valued above 5 million with no security required for administration. Nearest kin listed include Edward McGinniss Edward Gordon Mary Gordon Ann Robinson Kate Gordon Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bailey
Westchester County
White Plains
France
McCaddon
George Starr
Temple Emanu-El Talk on Practical Standard of Ethics
Temple Emanu-El at sth Av and 434 St hosts Dr. Silverman Sunday at 11 15 for a talk on the practical standard of ethics all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth-El
Schulman
Emanu-El
Dr. Silverman
Enterprise relic sloop in drydock for repairs
The Enter prise, a bark ribbed wooden sloop of war loaned to Massachusetts as a school ship, is in drydock at Boston Navy Yard. Aboard about 100 cadets will start a summer practice cruise along the Atlantic and to Europe. A recent board found boiler and engine condition poor. further work and possible replacement with a newer vessel are discussed. The Detroit and Marietta are proposed successors for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Navy Yard
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Europe
Navy
Detroit
Navy Department
State Commission
Marietta
Happenings in Tuxedo Park opens season with gatherings
April 28 report from Tuxedo Park outlines a busy start to the season with house parties dinners and bridge at cottagers clubs. notable arrivals include F F Carey Ambrose Monell Samuel Spencer and several others while Ling and Munn families host dinners. silver wedding celebrated by Granville Kane and guests at the Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N.Y
F. F. Carey
Ambrose Monell
Samuel Spencer
C. S. Lee
W. H. N. Voss
Christopher Wolf
Edison Bradley
Washington
Fred R. Halsey
A. D. Juilliard
G. F. Baker
W. M. W. Hoffman
Charles W. Cooper
Granville Kane
H. S. Redmond
G. H. Hull
H. C. de Rham
Richard Mortimer
Richard Delafield
Charles A. Munn
E. N. Potter
George W. Forsythe
Newbold le Roy Edgar
George L. Rives
Pioneer Trotting Horseman Dead
Lexington April 28 William McCracken known as Kentucky s original trotting horseman because he introduced the first fast horse Roenick here is dead at the age of 86 years He was a protégé of Henry Clay but after a few years with the thoroughbreds which were Clays favorites he went with the trotters again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lexington
William McCracken
Kentucky
Roenick
Henry Clay
Clay
Weather forecast for the Northeast and Midwest regions
A weather dispatch notes a Western disturbance reaching the Upper Mississippi Valley and a central Utah system bringing showers in the central valleys and upper lake region. It predicts Sunday showers in the lake region and Upper Ohio Valley, cooler conditions in the Ohio Valley and the South Atlantic interior, and variable winds along multiple coasts and lakes with a mix of showers and clearing outlooks for today through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Utah
Great Central Valleys
Upper Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Cascades
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
New England
South Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Eastern Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Rev J P Fagan Dies After Sudden Illness
The Rev James P Fagan S J died of apoplexy Saturday morning at St Ignatius Rectory on Park Avenue. Born in New York City on February 28, 1856 he later attended Fordham College. He joined the Society of Jesus July 29, 1873 and spent most of his life in education and school leadership including roles as associate editor of The Messenger Socius to the Maryland New York Province and vice president of the College of St Francis Xavier Fordham and Georgetown Universities. The last three years he served as Vice Principal of the Loyola School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Fagan
S. J
St. Ignatius’s
Park Avenue
New York City
Fordham College
Society of Jesus
the Messenger
Socius
Maryland-New York
College of St. Francis Xavier
Fordham
Georgetown Universities
Loyola School
Death of William Baumgarten, noted decorator and inventor
William Baumgarten, furniture maker and decorator, died of apoplexy in Washington at age 60. For over twenty years he worked with Herter Brothers and decorated homes of notable clients including William H. Vanderbilt and J. P. Morgan. He introduced Gobelin tapestry manufacture in the United States by hiring four French weavers in 1803. Survived by widow Clara Frankel Baumgarten and two children. Funeral at 291 Riverside Drive followed by burial at Kensico Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baumgarten
Washington, D. C
Herter Brothers
William H. Vanderbilt
D. O. Mills
J. P. Morgan
Josiah M. Fiske
William Rockefeller
Baumgarten
Clara Frankel Baumgarten
Riverside Drive
Kensico Cemetery
Prussian Public Works Minister von Budde Dies at 75
Berlin April 28 Gen von Budde Prussia s Minister of Public Works died this morning after a cancer illness He was born in 1853 and was appointed minister in June 1902 His long service spanned critical modernization of infrastructure and public projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stephen Hoyt Foster Dies After Long Rail Career
STEPHEN HOYT FOSTER, forty five years with the New York Central Railroad and thirty five years as Albany station master, died in Albany on Friday at age 78. WILLIAM WARD CARRUTH, descendant of Gen Artemus Ward and father of Frances Weston Carruth of New York, died at Plymouth Massachusetts yesterday at age 67. he served as Assistant Justice of the Plymouth District Court. WILLIAM FRANCIS, former resident of Bloomfield New Jersey and trunk manufacturer in New York, died at his Race Street home after several months illness. he was 73 and survived by two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hoyt Foster
New York Central Railroad
Albany
William Ward Carruth
Artemus Ward
Frances Weston Carruth
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth District Court
William Francis
Bloomfield
N. J
Race Street
Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Marriage and Death Notices In The Times Plan
Notice outlines free simultaneous insertion of marriage and death notices in several named morning newspapers upon application. Lists Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Minneapolis Tribune Favescene Public Ledger Pittsburg Prepered Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record- Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minneapolis Tribune
Favescene Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post
Washington Post
Marital unions listed from 1906 notices in various churches
The item lists multiple marriage announcements from April 1906 through February 1906 across New York New Jersey and Pittsburgh. Notable pairings include Honorine Garguilo Vail with William Haliburton Bridgham at 41st Street, Harriet Coleman Delafield to Jarvis Pomeroy Carter at Church of the Heavenly Rest, Adeline Swift Murphy to Arthur Dyer in Freehold, Ruth Mildred Wells to Kenneth Mosley Eyland in Brooklyn, Mary Keppele Howell to Frederick Ward Ford in Morris Town, Margaret Irene Langdon to William Joseph McCarty in White Plains, and Mary Stevenson Neilson to Raymond Perry Rodgers Neilson in Trinity Church Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgham—Vail
41St St
Father Duffy
Honorine Garguilo Vail
William Haliburton Bridgham
Carter—Delafield
Church of the Heavenly Rest
New York City
Morgan Dix
D. D
D. Parker Morgan
Harriet Coleman Delafield
Maturin L. Delafield
Jarvis Pomeroy Carter
Dyer—Murphy
Freehold
N. J
Harry C. Adams
Danvers
Mass
Adeline Swift Murphy
Holmes W. Murphy
Arthur Dyer
Eyland—Wells
Livingston St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Randall C. Hall
S. T
Ruth Mildred
Edwin M. Wells
Bensonhurst
Kenneth Mosley Eyland
N. Y
Frederick Ward Ford
Morristown
McCarty—Langdon
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
White Plains
Keefe
Margaret Irene Langdon
William Joseph McCarty
Neilson—Park
Trinity Church
Pittsburg
William H. Neilson
Mary Stevenson
William Gray Park
Raymond Perry Rodgers Neilson
Local obituaries and funeral notices from April 1906
A series of death notices and funeral announcements from Atlantic City and New York area papers, listing names such as Anna M Aikman, William Baumgarten, Solomon Blondheim, Regina Brill, William J Coon, Natalie de Forest, James Fagan, Maribelle Munn, Eliza Patterson, Francis Dwight Porter, Medora Saltus, Henrietta Sieber, Jesse Hunting Smith, Florence Sutro, Henry Eckert Taylor, M Thalmessinger, Mary Throckmorton, Elizabeth Walton, with ages, residences, and service details for upcoming funerals and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikman
Atlantic City
Anna M
William Aikman
D. D
Baumgarten
Washington, D. C
William Baumgarten
Riverside Drive
Blondheim
Leo Frank
Hattie Brill
Temple Rodoph Sholom
Lexington
Deborah Benevolent Sewing Society
Rodoph Sholom Sisterhood
Lena Invalid Aid Society
Hebrew Infant Asylum
Sewing Society of the Hebrew Orphan Asyum
The
Amelia Relief Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary For Home For Aged and Infirm
Yonkers
Caroline Aid Society
Monte Relief Society
Deborah Lodge
Guild For Crippled Children
Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Montefiore Home
Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
Mount Sinai Hospital
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Coon
Blooming Grove
Fagan
St. Ignatius Loyola
Park Av
S4th St
James Fagan
Munn
East Orange
N. J
Maribelle Whitney Trowbridge Munn
Harry A. Munn
Sarah A
Edward Trowbridge. Patterson
Washington
D. C
Eliza Tracy Patterson
Francis Brown
Albert M. Patterson
Geneva
N.Y
St. John’s Church
Mount Auburn
Cambridge
Mass
Porter
Francis Dwight
Annie Dwight
Henry Hobart Porter
St. Thomas's Church
S&t
Saltus
Medora
J. Sanford
Hubbell
Sieber
Stuyvesant Av
Brooklyn
Henrietta
Eugene Steber
Jesse Hunting Smith
North Grafton
Sutro
Florence Clinton
Theodore Sutro
West 102d St
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
99Th St
Amsterdam Av
Woodlawn
S .Aylor
Attace
West 80Th St
Henry Eckert Taylor
St. Agnes’ Chapel
West 92A St
Camden
Del
Kane Lodge No
St. Agnes Chapel
Columbus
Amsterdam Avenues
George J. Jackson
Henry W. Penoyar
Thalmessingher
West 136Th St
M. Thalmessinger
Temple Emanu-El
St. Av
Throckmorton
Jersey City
Mary A
Charles D. Throckmorton
Glenwood Av
Walton
Elizabeth C
John Walton
Huntington Valley
Penn
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Bishop Walker
ex-Justice
Cliffside Park
Farmer
Elmira College
William R. Bross
Elmira
Society IN
Neilson-Park
Ward—Howell
Truax
Ocean Travelers
J. A. Bailey
Will
Joseph McCaddon
Ture
C.W. Kraushaar
Jacob Maris
Josef Israels
Weissenbrush
Theophile DE Bock
Blommers
A. L. Bouche
Fifth Ave
Eclipse
Agricultural Bureau
Callanan
L. Callanan
Tel
Vesey St
Dr. Sheffieid
Pues
Shefield
Centifrice
New York Transportation Co
Eighth Avenue
49Th Street
Actors' Society
Hudsin Theatre
Henry Woodruff
Tyrone Power
Richard F. Carr
George le Soir
Eugene Cowles
Grace Ees
ORIG
Wilton
Lackay
Florence Roberts
Winona Shannon
Flora Zabelle
Kitty Cheatham
Enterprise
J. P. Fagan
Gen
von Budde
United States Weather Bureau
Drink
NEW York Bottling CO
Ludin-Rayner-Bolen & Byrne
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerems Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
West
Chelsea
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