Bay Shore Show Draws Big Crowd at Oakwood Park
The closing day of the Bay Shore horse show brought a large crowd to Oakwood Park as Lord Baltimore and Hildred competed in harness class with Lord Baltimore prevailing. C. W. Watson and Miss Emily H. Bedford led with multiple blue ribbons, while a gala grand stand and society presence highlighted the event amid lavish outfits and generous Luncheon at Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Park
L. 1
Long Island
Lord Baltimore
Hildred
C. W. Watson
Emily H. Bedford
Long Branch
Paul A. Sorg
E. C. Blum
Alice Blum
Reginald Sayre
Charles Cartleigh
E. T. Bedford
Richard Newton, Jr
James T. Hyde
W. Watson
Ida Watson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Edward R. Ladew
Sidney Holloway
Isse Ladew
Harveys. Ladew
Alfred B. Maclay
Joseph E. Davis
Simon F. Rothschild
R. Lawrence Smith
S. Taber Willetts
Maxwell Lester
Senior
W. Burling Cocks
Truslow
Wiliam Tyson
Rufus L. Paterson Sr
Harold Weekes
David Wagstaffe
Thomas Bacon
Allan Pinkerton
Schuyler Parsons
Evelyn Parsons
Caroline Brice
Harry T. Peters
Frank Creamer
S. Peters
Frank Mitchell
H.H. Wood
George Ellis, Jr
L. Hastings Riold
L. Dunbar
Caroline Blaisdell
H. V. R. Kenedy
Polly Prim
Rufus L. Patterson
Agnes
Fairmont Farm
Kitty Grey
Norena
William Orr Barclay
Sultan
Sandow
George Watson
Viscount Salisbury
Gracelet
Thornton Motley
Jacob Scharf
Vernon
Arness Orses
Emily
H. Bedford
Oakland
G.ata
Au . Sore
Ignity
J Sorg
Saltant
Eta Eee Smith
Midnight
J. Eis
Fist Maud
Tonzo Sauvage
Grand- Duke
Lord Nelson
Oakland Farm
Durham
King of Spades
J. E. Davis
Vesta Tilley
John Randolph
Paul A. Lorg
Red Oak
Sir James
M. F
J. J. McDonald
Whitby Jet
Yachts From New York and Rhode Island Visit Narragansett Pier
Yachts from the New York and Rhode Island Yacht Clubs sailed to Narragansett Pier today. The Casino hosted luncheon parties at noonday while boats anchored off Ocean Road and white-winged flyers filled the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Narragansett Pier
R. I
New York
Rhode Island
Narragansett
Ocean Road
Newport Guests Dine and Dance Amid Astor Cup Festivities
Commodore Vanderbilt hosts guests aboard the North Star for the Astor Cup events with figures like Robert Goelet Edward Post and Rev Roderick Terry. Other ships host stag dinners and large gatherings across Newport including Reginald Rives Casswell and Mrs Widener. Tourism social rounds include Clambake Club luncheons Carlton parties at Fort Adams and several prominent New York families attending dinners and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Wilson Marshall
Larchmont Yacht Club
William B. Perkins
A. W. Mott
C. G. Saville
W. Murray
H. Albert Bergmann
Joseph Fletcher
Newport
Paul Rainey
Carlin T. Chapman
New York
James LB. Ford
Alexander Brown
Philadelphia
Arthur Scott Burden
Eugene
Reynal
William A. Hazard
Rene la Montagne, Jr
George Thompson
John Hanan
Charlies A. Conrad
Baltimore
Joseph_ Leidy
Leidy
James E. Sullivan
Nelson Macy
Brander Matthews
Shinglenook
New York Times
R. I
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Robert Goelet
Edward C. Post
Roderick Terry
Roman Baldwin
Clarence W. Tolan
Philip M. Lydig
Henry Walters
Stuyvesant le Roy
Lispenard Stewart
Christabel
George Rose
Henry S. Redmond
T. Shaw Safe
John J. Wysong
Henry H. Ward
Charles M. Oelrichs
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
Arthur Brown
United States District Court
William W. Douglas
Edward Duboise
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Darius Baker
Willard B. Tanner
Superior Court of
Rhode Island
French E. Chadwick
William Storrs Wells
William H. Walcott
George L. Rives
Pembroke Jones
James B. Haggin
William Storry Miller
Frank F. Sturgis
H. Mortimer Broboks
Henry Eldridge
Charles F. Hoffman
George Henry Warren
William R. Hunter
W. Watts Sherman
Edward J. Berwind
J. Rainey
Clambake Club
Commodore
F. L. Sands
Reginald Berkley Rives
Louis Lounsbery
C. van Rensselaer Casswell
Joseph F . Widener
Europe
Newport Golf Club
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
R. L. Agassiz
Nora Iselin
Joseph F. Stevens
James Brown
Ernest Iselin
Oliver Harriman
William E. Glynn
Dorothy Kane
Bar Harbor
Adolph Boucheoule
France
Louis
Charles Scribner
Robert I. Gammel
Gooseberry Island
George S. Scott
Charles H. Baldwin
Frederick Fink
Fulton Q. ¢ Gardner
Fort Adams
Herbert Parsons
Parsons
Henry Clews
Joseph Sampson Stevens
John S. Phipps
Rudolph
Joseph Harriman
J. S. Peabody
Thomas Sliddell
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Visits Manchester North Shore
Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of the President arrives in Manchester Mass to visit friends on the north shore. She stays with Mrs Charles Alexander Munn at her cottage near Singing Beach with Theodore Roosevelt Jr also as guest. The Munn dinner dance and planned events mark a busy ten day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Manchester
Mass
Ethel Roosevelt
North Shore
Charles Alexander Munn
Washington
Singing Beach
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Miss Roosevelt
Rhode Island
James McMillan
Grace McMillan Jarvis
Roosevelt
William Sheffield Cowles
Cowles
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
Williams
Oyster Bay
Sylph
Wiliams
University Bunat Club
West 110Th Street
South Field
University
Ben. Greet
Bacon to sail Mayflower for Porto Rico from Guantanamo
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon will board the cruiser Mayflower at Guantanamo Bay to sail to San Juan Porto Rico. The Mayflower reached Guantanamo yesterday and Bacon will proceed directly to San Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Bacon
Guantanamo
Cuba
Porto Rico
Guantanamo Y
San Juan
Dog Show Visitors Fill West End with Social Events
In West End Long Branch New Jersey a clam bake at Green Gables hosted by Robert Guggenheim welcomed Dog Show visitors. Upcoming trips include a camp visit to Lower Saranac Lake by Mr and Mrs Robert Guggenheim. A Deal visit by Mr and Mrs Louis Putnam Myers accompanied Saturday dances at the Deal Golf and Country Club drawing 190 guests. A large dinner at West End Cottages honored Miss Ruby Speyer before her August 24 wedding to Waldo Schuman. An entertainment at Hollywood Hotel preceded a fundraising event for the Jefferson Memorial Vand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Long Branch
N. J
Green Gables
Robert Guggenheim
Lower Saranac Lake
Louis Putnam Myers
Deal
Deal Golf and Country Club
Len Snever
Ruby Speyer
Waldo Schuman
Hollywood Hotel
Grace van Studdiford
Jefferson Memorial
Butler's $500 Loan Stirs Newport Society Feud
Frederick Knight, a Newport and Philadelphia butler, says he lent $500 to George T. Newhall Jr., son of Charles A. Newhall, and published letters and telegrams as proof. He claims the Newhalls deny any debt and threaten legal action, while the case draws Newport social circles into dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Frederick Knight
Edward C. Knight, Jr
Newport
George T. Newhall
Charles A. Newhall
Newhall
Young Newhall
Knight Villa
Frederick
New York
Berger
GT. Newhall
Kinder & McNeal
Knights
Locust Street
Father
Newhalls
John Jacob Astor
Exclusive
Canada
Newhall Brothers
Earl Meets Newporters Amid Talk of Mills Engagement
Mrs. Ogden Mills with her daughters Miss Beatrice Mills and Miss Anna Sands welcomes the Earl of Granard at the Casino in Newport. The group tours the golf club and other spots while rumors of an engagement with Miss Mills circulate amid social events planned in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Ogden Mills
Daugher
Henry C. Phipps
Anna Sands
Casino
Mills
Europe
Earl
Amusement notes from New York theatres and performers
The Grand Opera House starts its ninth year with Williams and Walker in Bandanna Land. Blanche Bates rehearses at Belasco’s Lasco's Be lasco's. Henry E. Dixey performs David Garrick at Fifth Avenue Theatre. Isadora Duncan sails for America to perform at the Criterion Theatre starting August 18. John Cumberland debuts at Daly's Theatre in Girls, praised alongside Bessie Toner in the role change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand Opera House
John H. Spinger
Williams
Walker
Majestic Theatre
Blanche Bates
Belasco
Stuyvesant
Mr. Belasco
Henry E. Dixey
Leslie Kenyon
Lawyer's Office
Mr. Cumberland
Bessie Toner
Laura Nelson Hall
Bertha Froelich to Dance No More Salome Roles
Norwalk native Bertha Froelich, longtime Metropolitan premiere danseuse, will perform Salome No 17 in New York and Morris circuit in September then retire from dance. She shifts to drama and light opera this winter and aims to debut as a soubrette at Fifty-ninth Street Theatre, planning a brief vocal and acting career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Salome
New York
Salome No
Bianca Froelich
Metropolitan Opera House
Strauss
Olive Fremstad
Miss Froelich
Morris
Soulbrette
New German Theatre
Fifty-ninth Street
Mme. Wakefield
Mezzo
Metropolitan Opera Company
Theatre Owners Meet Discuss Permanent Organization
A committee formed at the first meeting of theatre owners last Thursday met at the New Amsterdam Theatre to draft a plan for permanent organization. Members include Mark Klaw, Lee Shubert, Percy G. Williams, Samuel Scribner, Martin Beck, J. H. Harlin, J. J. A C. Anderson, and H. Fehr with A. L. Erlanger as chairman and H. M. Ziegler as secretary. The group considered restricting theatre building as a goal and will likely reconvene in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam Theatre
Mark Klaw
Lee Shubert
Percy G. Williams
Samuel Scribner
Martin Beck
J. H. Harlin
J. J. A C. Anderson
H. Fehr
A. L. Erlanger
H. M. Ziegler
Senator Allison Buried in Dubuque Funeral
Senator William B. Allison was buried in Dubuque after a private service at his home. The city observed the funeral with closed businesses, half mast flags, and crepe decorations as dignitaries from Des Moines and the Congressional Committee attended. The body lay in state yesterday, a floral blanket covered the casket, and interment is in Linwood Cemetery next to a modest family shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
William B. Allison
J._ T. Bergen
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Bergen
Mississippi River
Allison
Loyal Legion
Congressional Committee
Fairbanks
Sneaker Cannon
Des Moines
Cummins
Linwood Cemetery
Alfred L Fowler Dead in Cohoes
Alfred L Fowler a well known Cohoes resident died suddenly of neuralgia of the heart in the early morning. Born in Greenwich Washington County fifty four years ago he left school at fifteen to work in a dry goods store. He later joined the New York Central in Troy and seventeen years ago became freight agent for the line in Cohoes where he lived since.
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Troy
N. Y
Alfred L. Fowler
Cohoes
Mr. Fowler
Greenwich
Washington County
New York Central
The
Central
Doctor George Edehohls Dies After Illustrious Career
Dr. George Michael Edehohls of the New York Post-Graduate Medical School died yesterday at the Hotel Colonial. Born in 1853 in New York, he graduated from St. John's College in 1875 and married Barbara Levencecker in 1882. A noted consulting surgeon and writer, he had been a professor at the school since 1803 and authored The Surgical Treatment of Brights Disease. He was a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine and honorary Fellow of the Societe de Chirurgie de Buenavtst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michael Edehohls
New York Post- Graduate Medical School
Eightyfirst Street
Columbus Avenue
Edehohls
New York
St. John's College of Physicians and Surgeons
Edehollis
Barbara Levencecker
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Bright
New York Academy of Medicine
Société de Chirurgie de Buenavtst
State Medical Society
Beekman Dies at 55. Oyster Bay Resident and Noted New Yorker
James William Beekman, descendant of the Knickerbocker family, died at his Oyster Bay country residence aged 55. A Columbia Law School graduate, he served as a trustee of the New York Hospital and Historical Society and belonged to multiple societies and clubs. He had a city home at 7 East Forty-second Street and is survived by a brother and two sisters.
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James William Beekman
Odd Knickerbocker
Oyster Bay
L. I
Columbia Law School
New York Hospital
New York Historical Society
New York Society Library
New York Dispensary
Holland Society
Sons of the American Revoluution
Society of Colonial Wars
Psi Upsilon
St. Nicholas Society
Order of Orange-Nassau of Holland
Down Town
Union, Metropolitan, Knickerbocker, University, New York Yacht
Seawanhaks-Corinthian
Century Clubs
Beekman
East Forty-second Street
Notable Local Notables Die Over Weekend
George W. Fries editor of The Friendship Register died at Friendship New York aged 72. Frank Meyers a 71 year old customs broker died at his home in Rouse's Point. John W. Yordon long prominent in Mohawk Valley lumber trade died at Fort Plain at 84. Henry L. Wagner head of Underwood Typewriter Company's Inventing Department died in Mount Vernon at 33 leaving a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Fries
Friendship Register
Allegheny Publishers’ Association
Friendship
N. Y
Frank Meyers
Rouse’s Point
John W. Yordon
Mohawk Valley
Fort Plain
Yordon
Henry L. Wagner
Underwood Typewriter Company
Mount Vernon
F. I. Wagner
Underwood Typewriter
Fifty-Mile Walk Test For Coast Artillery Officers
Twenty nine coast artillery officers in the Department of the East prepare for a fifty mile walking test as an alternative to the ninety mile riding standard. Ages range from 49 to 62 with a combined total of 1,517 years. Three days are allowed for the trek under medical examination to ensure fitness for active service.
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Coast Artillery
Grant
Roosevelt
Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Department of the East
Cols
Harrison and Walker
Albert C. Blunt
William B. Homer
Virginia
New York
United States
Army
War Department
Pet tiger Tony mourns Mrs Lowry after her death
In Philadelphia Tony the pet tiger cat, once owned by the late Mrs Annie L Lowry, dies after years of devotion to his mistress. The will had left money and parrots to a trustee for her other animals but Tony’s fate remains noted as his bond with her endures.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Tony
Annie L. Lowry
Officers on Test Ride Across Colorado
Eight commissioned Army officers began a three day test ride from Denver under President Roosevelt's order. They will cover ninety miles, led by Gen. Earl D. Thomas with personnel including W. J. Pope, Webster Vinson, L. A. Largade, G. W. Ruthers, Robert Hist, J. J. Hearn, and R. R. Redmond.
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Denver
Col
United States Army
Roosevelt
Earl D. Thomas
Department of Colorado
W. J. Pope
Webster Vinson
L. A. Lagarde
G. W. Ruth
Ben Greet Players Stage As You Like It at Columbia
The Ben Greet Woodland players presented As You Like It on the South Field greensward at Columbia University. About 500 Summer School students attended the outdoor performance in a central amphitheatre setting as Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and younger Roosevelts watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Greet Woodland
Columbia University
South Field
Theodore Roosey
Elbers
Best Books of 1907 Highlighted by New York Libraries
The University of the State of New York reports the 1907 best books chosen by New York libraries for village libraries. The list includes 73 top titles by category from 1,278 selected works, with notable entries across reference, science, philosophy, sociology, travel, fiction, and biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of State of New York
the Weavers
New York Times
Albany
University of the State of New York
New York
State Library Bookboard
America
Buckman
Hudson River
Grafton Press
Engagement announced of Miss Hattina Sternberg and Louis Frankel
The engagement of Miss Hattina Sternberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Ephraim Sternberg of 606 West 115th Street to Louis Frankel of this city is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankel—Sternberg
Hattina Sternberg
Ephraim Sternberg
West 115Th St
Louis Frankel
Marriages in New England and New Jersey August 1908
Notices record several marriage announcements: Ace Olin Draper weds Edward Carter in Darkharbor Maine. Alice Lyman joins Nathaniel Goodrich in Albany area. Frances Mickens marries William Auchtemontie in Newark. Harold Runnett and Elizabeth Smith wed. Robina Protheroe wed Willis Townes, all in early August ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter—Draper
William A. Huntington
Christ. Church
Darkharbor
Ace Olin
Ruth Dana
William H. Draper
Edward Clark Carter
Andover
Mass
Goodrich—Lyman
Albany
N. Yee
Alice
Moses Lyman
Lakeville
Conn
Nathaniel L. Goodrich
Morgantown
West Virginia
Auchtrersonie—Mickens
Newark
N. J
Frances M. Mickens
William Auchtemontie
Runnett—Smith
Harold M. Runnett
Elizabeth C. Smith
Townes—Protheroe
Robina Protheroe
Willis Glover Townes
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Aug 1908 Port Washington
A compilation of obituaries and death notices from Canton Canton N Y Sag Harbor L I College Point Oyster Bay Montrose Farmington Yonkers Plainfield Newark and Arlington listing names such as Frances Neal Sarah Babcock Lucie Bardenheuer James Beekman Sarah Clifford Mary Curtis Edward Neil and Rev Edward Neil with dates Aug 7 8 9 1908 and funeral details noting private services mass requiem and interments across multiple locations.
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S. I
James William Teekman
James William
Abian Steele Beekman
St. Av
20Th St
Bender
Georges Bender
Kosciusko St
Brooklyn
Clifford
Boston
Mass
Sarah J. Wooderton Clifford
Willam Clifford
West 106Th St
New York
Philadelphia
Curtis
York Harbor
Mary Ann Curtis
William Edmond Curtis
Watertown
Conn
Grofsbeck
Montrose
Penn
Rose Groesbeck
J. Band A. T. Groeshbeck
Hamilton
Point O’ Woods
L. I
Susan Conger Hamilton
Richard Hamton
Point O ‘Woods
Hurley
Joseph C. Hurley
Stephen Merritt Burial ‘Co
19Th St
Lawrence
Farmington
J. A. Pickett
Stephen Rassell Lawrence
New Britain
Conn Fonday
Neil
St. Edward the Martyr
Edward Wallace Nell
Kensico
Saint Edward the Martyr
Edward Wallace Neil
Elbridge T. Gerry
Henry M. Davis
John P. Leslif
Charles H. Rosefield
Frederick C. Kuhnle
J F. Mincher
L. W. Hopkins
E. A. Packer
Harry Binney
Gus A. Kuhnle
Pease
Mary Hollister
Walter A. Pease
New York City
H. H. Pease
Lenox
Mosenthal
Obituary notices list multiple Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths
A long obituary notice item lists numerous individuals by surname and address across Brooklyn and New Jersey with death dates in August. Entries include Margaret Brady Jennie Brennan Thomas Deeremus Laura Ehrwich Major Gustave Korn Bridget McCloskey Sarah McMenemy Edward Schlaゲgeter and many others with funeral times and ages where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
S. I
Dora A. Conroy
M. Conway
Hudson St
Michael Conway
M. Crawford
Belmar
N J
Harriet A. Crawford
Donovan
Dover
N. J
Marion G. Donovan
Doolittle
Newark
Sarah J. Doolittle
Dopfel
Ozone Park
de Dopfel
Foley
Clinton Bt
Hoboken
John J. Foley
Friel
Youngaville
N. Y
Joseph FP
Tomrrow
Harris
Mount Prospect
Newsark
Lyman A. Harris
Halpert
Northport
George Halbert
Healy
Willoughby Av
James Healy
Heitman
Corona
Ellen Heitman
M. Hennessy
Place
Brooklyn
Rose Hennessy
Hobby
Arlington
Bella Lippmann
Logan
Fast Orange
McKenna
Halsey St
Margaret Milkennn
Toomorrow, McMenomy
Sarah McMenemy
Mahedy
East 18Th St
Catherine Mahedy
Meyerrose
Myrtie
Brooklin
Richard G. Meyerrose
Miller
East 119Th St. Auer
William Miller
Margaret Miller
P. M. Mink
Rodney &J
Edward Mink
Moran
West
Margaret Moran
O-Morrow
M. Murtha
Orange
Joseph
Murtha
O’connor
Adelphi St
Abbail O'Connor
O’loughein
Bayshore
Julia Roseman
Saenger
West Orange
Anna E. Saenger
Schaverge
Bedford Av
Ferdinand Schaverge
Schlageter
Edward C. Schlaegeter
Sullivan
10Th St
Core
F. Sullivan
Thompson
Prospect Te
Kingston
John R. Thompson
Tichenor
Bergen St
John O. Tichenor
Walker
Wyoming
John G Walker
Wilkens
Marborso
Herbert BT Wilkens
Winch
John Winch
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by Harlem trains and trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Rates start at 150 dollars. For views and books, contact office at 279 East 20th Street, New York City, or call (4853 Gramercy).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Cedar Grove
Flushing
L. L
New York
Brooklyn
New- York City
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Bay Shore
Watson
Fairmont Farms
Paul A
Sorg
News OF Newport
Theodore, Jr
Singing Beach, Mass
West End Social Notes
Butler
Newporters
Society Colony Ee
Knight
C. A. Newhall
Miss Mills
Bertha Froelich
Senator Allison
N. Y. Central
President Roosevelt
Colon
Ars Harrison
Henry L
Brooks
Hoskins
Davis
Cet
Howe
Walter
Ellis
Wilmot
Parkhurst
Chas
Hubbard
Elmer Wv
L. H.e
Hunter
Benn
Whistler
A N
Lewis
Isaac
Phillips
Sig
Total
Wsccesses
Rafferty
W. Wane
LINCT
Ridgeway
Allen Samuel Case
Schumm
H.C Tee Eee
Blunt Albert
Stevens
Gw.s
Coffin
William TH
Traub
Isaac J Deems
Clarence
Townsley
C. P
Homer
William B
Pet
Mistress
Ben Greet
Columbia
Farman
Orld
Brighton Beach
Baker
Iseld
Bailey
Cyclopedia of American Agriculture
James
Mathews
Lindsay
Rauschenbusch
Addams
Commons
Root
Hadley
Rollins
Schavuffier
Schauffier
Gibson
St. John
van Dyke
Cox
Burroughs
Stevenson
Bryant
Lucas
Graysn
Benson
Still Waters
Wallace
Long Labrador
Peary
Wendell
Hale
Sakurai
Griffis
Hague
Hart
D. R. Dewey
Alexander
Brady
Northwestern
Schurz
Wigelh
Rebecca
Hall
Jane
Kentucky
Wharton
Smith
de la Pasture
Grosvenor Square
Mahie
Adams
Barbour
Wiggin
Downes
Rive
Jans
Tomlinson
Mad Anthony
Aanrud
Lisbeth Longfrock
Canton
Nw. Y
Frances Martha Neal
David Neal
Calista Lane
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Miss Neal
Memphis
Tenn
Ee Miss
Weat Point
Wilus
Plainfield
Tamma Louisa Willis
Holy Cross Church
North Plainfield
Liverpool
England
Arenfred-Gast
East 17Th St
William Arenfred-Gast
Askew
Gable St
Francis Askew
Bates
Twilight Park
Donald M. Bates
Bennett
Conrad B. Bennett
Dr. Lyon
AY. Gye
ADS
Roland Dr. Jones
Govt. Office
E. 59Th St
Frank B. Campbell
Am Sulanace
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