Ogden Mills Hosts Earl of Granard in Newport Visit
Rumors of an engagement swirl as Ogden Mills and family welcome the Earl of Granard, traveling incognito as Col Forbes, during a summer abroad. Beatrice Mills, twin sister to Gladys, is highlighted as the social focus while families discuss rumors and note the Earl’s title and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumarder Mauretania
Ogden Mills
Beatrice Mills
Jeannette Mills
Maturin Livingston
Mills
England
America
Earl of Granard
Col. Forbes
Queenstown
Castle Forbes
Longford
Ireland
Granard
Clanehugh
Frances Petre
Baron Petre
Petre
Baron Petres
Countess of Granard
Gladys
Henry Carnegie Phipps
London
Newport
Gladys Mills
Whitelaw Reid
Ocean travel weekend liners sail with full cabins
The weekend fleet of outgoing trans Atlantic liners leaves with cabins and steerage filled as normal. Vessels scheduled include ST PAUL to Southampton with a long list of passengers, VAPERLAND to Antwerp, MINNETONKA to London, ETRURIA to Liverpool, PATRICIA to Hamburg, TRENT to Southampton, and MADONNA to Naples with numerous travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Southampton
Adele Alexander
John Arthur
William Birney
Herbert Boughton
M. H. Carlisle
Richard Churchill
Frank Cuneo
Catherine Dodd
Eleanor J. Gladstone
Dorothy Es
I. M. Letimer
Henry Noufford
A Parker Nevin
G. W. Sloane
E. M. Treat
Vaperland
Antwerp
Frank M. Bennett
Dorothy Bennett
Hope Conan
Silvie de Grafe
Fowler
Arthur Garrels
Charles. Lawrence
Richard Mansfield
Mme. Oesterman
Philip Ogden
J.M. Pardee
E. Channing Larnard
Rawlins Lowndes
H. SS. McCurdy
Robert J. McKee
Marvin E. Parrott
George P. Rust
Roy. V. Somerville
R. Wilson
Gibson W. Harris
Robert S. Hart
GE. J. E. Hawkins
Bates Tyman
G. L. Camp
Jacob Forssell
William Todd Helmuth
WH. M. McChesney
Karl Ruiz de Roxas
Abner C. Thomas
R. E. Westfall
Trent
West Indies
8. L. Dilard
L. G. Balasch
Li. L. Samuel
W. M. Magnus
J. W. Hannigan
R. C. Runyon
F. E. Whipple
H. E. Boyer
A. B. Ferguson
Y. T. Salvador
F. .E. Bliss
J. H. King
G. B. Ackerman
White Star Cedric Arrives with Noted Returnees
The Cedric brought a prominent group of returning Americans including Bishop W. Crane Gray actress Marie Doro and Johns Hopkins surgeon W S Halsted. Mrs Trebell fell ill with appendicitis and pneumonia after an attempted operation. she was moved to New York Hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crane Gray
Southern
Florida
Charles E. Taynter
Marie Doro
Edwin A. Alderman
Henry Mainbridge
B. D. Butler
Harry K. Carey
George Carruths
Livingston Davis
Herman Ellis
Peter J. Hargrey
James P. Harper
T. W. Hellyer
Pryor
W.S. Halsted
New York Hospital
Bridge contest to start at Newport Golf Club
Special to The New York Times reports a bridge night tournament beginning Tuesday at the Newport Golf Club. Cups will be presented by Mrs. R. Livingston. The arrival of Beeckman, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, and Miss Beatrice Mills from Europe is noted for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Monmouth Kennel Show Kicks Off in Long Branch
Long Branch New Jersey August 7 192? Forty crates of dogs arrive at West End Station for the Monmouth County Kennel Association show with an expected 1500 entries and 500 dogs. Notable boxholders include Paul Herzog Harry Payne Whitney Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Daniel Guggenheim. Judges cover breeds from collies to bulldogs with Eskimo dogs from Robert E Peary shown alongside a Guggenheim Alaska pack. Baruch and Lewisohn families return from Europe and Saratoga respectively to Long Branch and Elkwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
West End
Monmouth County Kennel Association
Paul Herzog
Harry Payne Whitney
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Daniel Murry
S. R. Guggenheim
Harry Brooks Sargent
William Vaughan
Harry Content
Francis Robert
Percy Landsburgh
Tyler Morse
Morton Schwarz
Peter F. Collier
Richard Croker, Jr
W. H. Mulford
J. F. Shanley
Edward F. Murphy
James Smith
Arthur McAleenan
Alvin Untermyer
Col
Daniel Guggenheim
Alaska
Sailing Baruch
Europe
Elberon
Frederick Lewisohn
Saratoga
Elkwood Park
Mrs Lamson Hosts Bridge Dinner in Southampton
Mrs J L Lamson entertained at dinner followed by bridge on Tuesday evening in Southampton Long Island. Guests included Mrs Thomas W Porter Mrs Talmadge Mrs J M Thomas Mrs George G De Witt Mrs H McVickar Mrs G Livingston Miss Wicklaw Mrs J McGraw Woodbury Mrs Fletman Mrs H B Claflin Mrs H G Trevor Miss M Steele Mrs J Robbins Mrs T Morris Carnegie and Mrs R H Hoadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson
Bridge
Southampton
L.I
J. L. Lamson
Thomas W. Porter
Talmadge
J. M. Thomas
George G. de Witt
H. McVickar
G. Livingston
Olin Draper Wed Edward Carter At Dark Harbor Country Home
Miss Alice Olin Draper daughter of Mrs. William H. Draper of New York and granddaughter of Charles Dana married Edward Clark Carter of Andover Massachusetts at her mother’s Dark Harbor Maine country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Harbor
Alice Olin Draper
William H. Draper
West Eighth Street
New York
Charles Dana
Edward Clark Carter
Andover
Mass
Hammerstein Denies Plans For Grand House For Son
Oscar Hammerstein denies building a $500,000 mansion on the fashionable main line modeled after a French chateau. A Times reporter asked for comment. Hammerstein quips that it might be a chicken coop and questions which son the house would honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
France
Times
Hammerstein
Ham-merstein Visits Philadelphia Opera Office to Await Appeal
Oscar Hammerstein arrived in Philadelphia and reviewed the Broad Street opera subscription list. He offered no comment beyond noting he is marking time while awaiting the final appeal to the music-loving public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
Broad Street
Adulteration Debate Marks Mackinac Island Session
At Mackinac Island on August 7 the Association of State and National Food Dairy Departments heard manufacturers challenge the effectiveness of the National pure food law. They argued widespread adulteration persists despite regulations, with preservatives used to mask poor quality and chemical content often exceeding label disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Mich
Association of State
National Food Dairy Departments
Eer
Narragansett Folk at Café Chantant Benefit Night
Narragansett crowds attend a casino charity event for St. Peter’s-by-the-Sea featuring three one act plays My Turn Next Mr Hilary Regrets Pietro of Italy directed by Kenneth Murchison with New York Philadelphia and Baltimore society in attendance. Prominent guests and Newport polo visitors join dinners and a dance with confetti finale on Casino Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Narragansett
Café Chantant
St. Peter’s-by-the- Sea
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Hilary Regrets
Pietro
Italy
Kenneth M. Murchison
John T. Conover
Jacob Wendell, Jr
Amateur
Comedy Club of
Joseph J. Williams
Taraxicum
Tim Bolus
P. Randolph, Jr
Tom Trap
Henry B. Kane
Olivia Hitchcock Cicely
Gladys J. Smith
Agnes R. Lane
Theyne Smith
Power
Blanche Hilary
John T. Conover Preston
E-Ees
Charles P. Dorr
Frank L. Freeman
Armitage
William C .Marrow
Thomas H. Buckler
Edward A. Mitchell
Anita Gheens
Miss Prescott
Carrie Murray
Miss Chase
Sarah Welsh
Lucy Jones
John Welsh
Sherburne Prescott
Paul Jones
Carrol Roberts
Warner Jones
Scudder Mersman
Casino Plaza
Edward L. Welsh
Robert G. Dun
John
H. Hanan
Samuel H. Valentine
W. H. Coombs
Francis S. Dewey
Joseph Leidy
Leidy
Saunder P. Jones
Samuel M. Nicholson
Shirley Carter
James Sprunk
Wilmington
N. C
Eugene M. O'Neill
Frank D. Moulton
Casino
Brander Matthews
L. Jacquel
Edward A. Manice
J. C. Barbour
de Copper
A. F. Hopkins
Hopkins
Paul J. Rainey
Newport
Mirage
Rainey
Reginald .C. Vanderbilt
E. 8
Reynal
Harrison
Alexander Mn
Erder Arriman
Willi A. Hazard
Cedarhurst
Pembroke Jones
C. R. Hayden
Wacondah
Social Notes on Society Guests and Travel
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont arrives in Paris after a motor trip through Austria. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs also spent time in Paris this past week. Mrs. Richard Mansfield sails for Switzerland with New London villa leased to Robert Appleton of Boston. Miss Annie Leary departs for Newport next week. George Wilson Smith and wife stay at Hotel Albracca Yorke Harbor after a month at Interlaken Lake. Harriet Cady visits Bar Harbor for several weeks. Agnes Blackington sails for Europe today. Mathilde Van Rensselaer visiting Narragansett with the CoppetMisses. Prentice Strong and Talbot Olyphant tenants at Monmouth Beach cottage in August. Havemeyers moved from Ardsley-on-Hudson to Sea View Inn Biddeford Pool. Myron W White and wife guests of Luces in Newport. Hicks Weatherbee at Saratoga. Ripley Hitchcock visits Sc Bar Harbor with Mrs White. Norrie Sellars to Europe for late Autumn. Mrs Sidney J Smith sails for August. Mrs Stickney at Plaza then Mount Washington Bretton Woods in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Leary
Newport
George Wilson Smith
Interlaken Lake
Lakeville
Conn
Albracca
Yorke Harbor
Harriet Cady
Bar Harbor
Mathilde van Rensselaer
de Coppet
Narragansett
Prentice Strong
Mrs. Talbot Olyphant
Monmouth Beach
J. F. Havemeyer
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Sea View Inn
Biddeford Pool
Memorial Plans for Bronson Howard by American Dramatists Club
At Avon New Jersey the American Dramatists Club directors post funeral of Bronson Howard long time president. They form a thirty member committee including Belasco Fiske Herbert Klein Royle Rosenfield Presbrey and Thomas to arrange a public memorial service testifying to his service to American drama and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dramatists’ Club
Avon
N. J
Bronson Howard
Club
Dramatic World of America
Howard
Charles Barnard
David Belasco
George Backus
G. H. Broadhurst
C. T. Carey
William C. de Mille
Franklin Fyles
Harrison Grey Fiske
Clay N. Greene
Joseph Grismer
Rupert Hughes
Victor Herbert
Charles Klein
B. E. Kidder
H. P. Mawson
Victor Mapes
J. ¥. Milliken
Milton Nobles
Eugene Presbrey
R.A. Purdy
Traveling Salesman Opens at Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City
The Traveling Salesman by James Forbes opened at the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City before a large audience. The play, not as clever as The Chorus Lady, has good points and fine performances by Frank McIntyre as the salesman and Gertrude Coghlan as Ruth Elliott. The production runs three weeks here before moving to Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yerk Times
Atlantic City
N. J
James Forbes
Apollo Theatre
Frank McIntyre
Gertrude Coghlan
Ruth Elliott
Newark
Edna May Spooner Leaves Spooner Stock Company
Edna May Spooner will not return to the Spooner Stock Company next season. She will rest until November before originating a Broadway production. The Sooner Stock Company, directed by Mrs. Spooner, opens the season at the Park Theatre in Brooklyn during the last week of August with The Road to Yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May Spooner
Spooner Stock Company
Sooner
Mrs. Spooner
Park Theatre
Brooklyn
Marie Doro Returns with London Song for Frohman Show
Marie Doro sails back on the Cedric after a three months tour through Scotland Sussex and London She brings a new song written in London for a Frohman musical comedy and is set to star in The Richest Girl by Caillavet and Morton Her season opens in Boston September 21 and then moves to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Doro
The
Cedric
Scotland
Sussex
London
Frohman
Miss Doro
Caillavet and Morton
Boston
New York
Salome Tour Brings La Millas to Asbury Park Casino
La Millas, famed Salome dancer, appears outside New York for the first time at Asbury Park Casino Theatre next Tuesday in the touring version of A Vision of Salome. She has a booked run across many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome
New York
Casino Theatre
Asbury Park
la Millas
Amusement notes on New York stage moves and casts
Franklin Roberts hired by Joseph Brooks as bookmaker for Lillian Russell in Wildfire. Cohan Harris Minstrels serenade the Giants at Polo Grounds but rain halted play. Richard Carle to resume Marys Lamb Aug 17 at New York Theatre with cast changes. William A Brady signs Robert A Fischer to replace W Riley Hatch in All for a Girl starring Douglas Fairbanks. Edith Browning lands lead in The New Generation and Ruby Bridges joins The Man of the Hour. Nathan Aronson to support George Ober in Rip Van Winkle outdoor shows. Henrietta Crosman, niece of Stephen Foster, to tour the South in Mistress Nell and As You Like It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roberts
Joseph Brooks
Lillian Russell
Cohan & Harris Minstrels
Polo Grounds
Broadway
Richard Carle
New York Theatre
Edith Browning
Ruby Bridges
Nathan Aronson
George Ober
Rip van Winkle
Henrietta Crosman
Stephen C. Foster
Nell
Coney Island Railways Seizes Power Coal Theft Case
Authorities arrest Charles Kenny power house engineer John Raith fireman and Patrolman George ee over missing coal for Kings Highway power plant. Affidavits from Henry Henries Coal drivers Edward O'Donnell and James Donahue claim Kenny or Raith directed shipments to private houses and one March load was directed to a cop's house with Kenny promising to settle it later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Highway
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company
Charles Kenny
John Raih
George Ee
Sheepshead Bay
Kenny
Painter James Pramo Sentenced to Sing Sing for Robbery
James Pramo of 319 East 118th Street was sentenced by Judge Malone in General Sessions to not less than fourteen nor more than fifteen years at Sing Sing. He was convicted of highway robbery causing the assault on Vito Pace of Bridgeport Connecticut and stealing $19 on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pramo
East 118Th Street
Malone
Vito Pace
Bridgeport
Mauretania Delayed By Crippled Propeller In New York Arrival
The Cunarder Mauretania arrived from Liverpool eight hours late after traveling five days two hours thirty minutes from Daunt's Rock to Sandy Hook. A propeller obstruction and running on three blades slowed her, with inspection planned in port. On board were William G. McAdoo and Sir George Newnes among many passengers. E H Llewelyn of Chicago fell ill and was carried from ship to train toward home, unlikely to survive days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Daunt’s Rock
Sandy Hook
William G. McAdoo
Hudson Tunnel Company
Mr. McAdoo
Sir George Newnes
M.P
Lady Newnes
Mauretania
England
George
Adirondacks
James Templer
Aero Club
Prince Petrocchino
France
Count de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Castellane
Patrick J. Ford
Edinburgh
Scotland
Winnipeg
Ford
S. J. Llewelyn
Inter- State Iron and Steel Company
John T. Llewelyn
Chicago
E. H. Llewelyn
Dr. Balderston
Evansville
Ill
Tine
Dorothy Marlow
Seppie McNeill
Ada Robinson
Beatrice Liddie
The
Pony Balletin
Eck
William P. Bartel
H. H. Baxter
R. G. H. Boughton
A. K. Charlesworth
R. B. van Cortlandt
James Pierre Drouillard
Sir Thomas Firbank
Moreton Foley Gage
Charles A. Keene
Joseph Madarasz
M. P
R. van Rensselaer
George Quackenbush
S. H. Garoyne
International conference opens to curb steerage rate war
In Paris on August 7 a special conference of major shipping companies began at the Grand Hotel under Heinrich Wiegand of North German Lloyd. Forty delegates set up committees to study rate-cutting across the Mediterranean, America, and England, with several noting that rates had fallen to eight dollars, harming all firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mediterranean
America
England
Grand Hotel
Heinrich Wiegand
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Marquis D I Rudin Dies in Rome at 68
The Marquis Di Rudin died in Rome today of liver cancer at age sixty eight. He served as Italian Premier interior and foreign minister and had sat in the Chamber of Deputies since 1869. Born in Palermo in 1835 he began as a Liberal and opposed the Bourbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
D! Rudin
Interior
Chamber of Deputies
the Marquis
di Rudini
Palermo
Italy
House of Deputies
Temperance pioneer Eliza D Stewart dies at Hicksville
Eliza D Steward known as Mother Stewart dies at home in Hicksville aged 72. Born Piketon April 25 1816 she helped found the first W C T U at Osborn Ohio in 1873 and later organized the first W C T U in England. She later joined the Dowie movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohilo
Eliza D. Stewart
Stewart
Hicksville
Piketon
Ohio
John Guthery
Osborn
England
Alexander Dowle
Marriages Recorded in Early August in New England and Newark
The notices announce marriages: Alice Olin Draper to Edward Clark Carter on August 5 at Christ Church in Dark Harbor Maine. Fredericka Lanzendorfer to Walter D. Aarons on August 6. Lillian Marks to Leslie S. Johnsen on August 56 in Newark New Jersey.
Obituary notices list deaths across New York region
A list of death notices and funeral details from Aug 1908, naming Lucie Bardenheuer Iwan Bardenheuer in College Point. George Cooke in San Diego. Mary Ann Curtis in York Harbor. Mary A Getzendanner in Ocean Grove. Betsey Louisa Hubbard in Newton Centre. Joseph Hurley in New York City. Reverend Edward Wallace Neil and church notice. Miriam Reynolds in North East Harbor. Franklin Stebbins in Croton Falls. Florence Ashbey Newark. Julia Baumann Brooklyn. and many others with ages, locations, and interment or funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardenheuer
Lucie Wood Kellogg
Iwan A. Bardenheuer
College Point
L. L
Cooke
San Diego
Cal
George Cooke
Curtis
York Harbor
Mary Ann Curtis
William Edmond Curtis
Watertown
Conn
Getzendanner
Edgar H. Holbrook
Mt. Tabor Way
Ocean Grove
Mary A. Getzendanner
Uniontown
Penn
Hubbard
Newton Centre
Mass
Betsey Louisa
Appleton B. Hubbard
Charles A. Hubbard
Harry Hubbard
Hurley
Joseph
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Neil
St. Edward the Martyr
Edward Wallace Neil
East 109Th St
Kensico
Elbridge T. Gerry
Henry M. Davis
John P. Leslif
Charles H. Rosefield
Frederick C. Kuhnle
J. F. Mincher
W. Hopkins
E. A. Packer
Harry Rinnty
Gus A. Kuhnle
Vestry
Reynolds
North East Harbor
Miriam Philips Reynolds
Edward and
Margaret Philips Reynolds
St. Mary's Church
Chapel
Mt. Auburn
Boston
Steblins
Croton Falls
Grand Central
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Brooklyn and New Jersey
A long list of death notices and funeral times from addresses in Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Yonkers and nearby areas. Names include Catharine Grimshew Meta Haase Arnold Hafelin Ann Hanfeld Sarah Hardy Herman Harms Louisa Hilaz Ann Hogan Mary Jackson Elizabeth Jaggar Dorothea Kammon John Kenny Della King Wilhelm Lang John Lynch Maria Lynt David McLean Bridget Opie Eliza Miller John Murray John Murphy William Oakley Charlotte Paddon Remignis Peglow Mattie Peters Christina Polhemus Charles Reight August Reinhardt William Sauter Soph Schmidt Michael Seuffert Jr Mary Sherman Mary E Sidmonds Rebecca Smack Robert Smith Lamberg Speer Isaac Stillwell Frederick Tapley Phebe Tingley Aaron Vanderpiel Margaret Van Duzer Kate Van Wert James Wade James Wallace Mary Wille Mary Woods. Funeral details given for several listed individuals with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Howell
Hogan
Jdr
Jo. Lake
Chatham
Eliza Lake
Lang
Evergreen
L. I
Wilhelm Lang
Lynch
West 3
John Lynch
N. J
Cornelius H. Mabie
Marlborough
Shepherd Av
Brooklyn
Frank Marlborough
Martineau
van: Pelt
Margaret A. B. Martineau Miller
Pittsfield
Eliza C. Miller
SS. Murray
West 83d St
John Murray
Murphy
Hagle
John Db
Oakley
William F. Oakley
Paddon
Springfeld
Champotte S. Paddon
Peglow
Kings Cesses Hospital
Remignis Peglow
Peters
Weirfield St
Mattie L. Peters
Polhemus
Hotel Endicott
Christina S. Polhemus
Broadway
Charles B.reight
Reinhardt
West Orange
R. Reinhardt
Sauter
Myrtle Av
Wyckoff
Mary E. Sidmonds
Gates
Rebecca B. Smack
Smith
Kingston
N. Y
Rober F. Smith
Speer
Caldwell
Lamberg Speer
Stillwell
Kyserike
Isaac Stillwell
Tapley
Macon St
Frederick T. Tapley
Tingley
Unionville
Phebe E. Tingley
Vanderpoel
Schodack Landing
N. Tig
Aaron B. Vanderpiel
van Duzer
Bellevale
N Y
Margaret van Duzer
Afoen
Mount Pleasant
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. It mentions a Books of Views and an address at 20 East 230 Street, N. CYPY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl
Beatrice
Betty Booker
Virginia
Monmouth County Drag Hounds
Easton's Beach
Edward J. Berwind
Frederick M. Davis
J. H. Neilson
Mrs. Drexel
Franklin Mott Gunther
Muenchinger-King Cottage
Devereux Milburn
Ocean Travelers
Vanguard
News OF Newport
Carter—Draper
Hammerstein Chateau
Oscar
Chantant
Society of Many Cities
St. Peter’s
Hilary
Social Notes
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Austria
Stuyvesant Fish
Hermann Oelrichs
Switzerland
Robert Appleton
Agnes Blackington
Louis T. Haggin
Myron W. White
Stephen B. Luce
Edwin H.weatherbe
Hicks A. Weatherbee
Ripley W. Hitchcock
John J. White
Norrie Sellar
Sidney J. Smith
Joseph Stickney
Plaza
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
Jerry Fleming
Betty
Vannuciani
Portland
Oregon
Jacinta
Percy F. Megargel
Grace Sartwell Mason
the Baker & Taylor Company
E. 17Th St
the Traveling Salesman
James
Forbes
Power House Coal
Che
N. Y. Evening Post
Brentano’s, Publishers
Fifth Ave
27Th St
Marquis DI Rudin
All Drug and Department Store
Samurai Co
West 28Th St
California
Colorado
Northwest
Union Pacific
Parker
Meyer
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
William A. Huntington
Christ Church
Darkharbor
Alice Olin
Ruth Dana
Washington St
Florence E. Ashbey
Uinkoecas
East 88Th St
Alice Ahearn
Baumann
Central Av
Julia B. Baumann
Bratter
Rockaway Beach
Helen Bratter
Bruens
Bedford Av
Caley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hoboken
John T. Caley
Carroll
Bradley Beach
N. O
William A. Carroll, Jr. Crothers
Mamaroneck Av
White Plains
Elizabeth Crothers
Coleman
Hudson City Hospital
Ira H. Coleman
Dooley
East 139Th St
Mary Ann Dooley
AE Dorman
Kingsbridge
Nageee
George Dorman
Dugan
Montclair
N.J
Mary T. Dugan
Elliot
Nutley
Clive Newcome Elliot
Engel
East 46Th St
Mary Engel
Ennis
Jersey City
Joseph Ennis
A. M. Farley
Secaucus
Richard Farley
Ferwerda
Hillstone
Marion G
Assisi
Martha Gilbert Dickinson
Bianchi
Neith Boyce
Boston Transcript
Marquis
Pamela
Edward H. Cooper
Chicago Evening Post
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Quaint
Detroit New
Grandmamma
Elinor Glyn
Evangeline
Ambrosine
Duffield
Area
Eve Oat
Buffalo
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank KE. Campbell
West
Chelnedy
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