Roosevelt Sons Lead Tag Day Ride For Nassau Hospital
Archie and Quentin Roosevelt will ride from Sagamore Hill with cross badges to collect funds for Nassau Hospital Mineola. The plan uses a tagging system after a successful field ride raising money with contributions from travelers, including Quentins cousin W Emlen Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
L. IL
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
Nassau County
Oyster Bay Riding Academy
Academy
Roosevelts
Quentin
Ethel
Riding Club
Dick Tuffin
Syosset
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Louis
Hyacinth Stagg
Durand Bowers
Augustus de Floretz
Penelope la Frantz
Rosén Sears
McKenzie
Rouse
Pratt
Byrne
Stagg
Oakley
Harriet
Charlotte Wan
Veronica Camanoni
Dorothy Wolf
Cornelia Crooke
Margaret Bowers
May Young
J. R. Byrne
Marguerite Shonts Sails Abroad to Ireland and France
Miss Marguerite Shonts daughter of Theodore P. Shonts sails today on the Mauretania to Ireland to visit the Duke and Duchess of Manchester at Kylemore Castle. She plans to proceed to Dieppe about Sept. 1 to join her mother and sister the Duchess de Chaulnes and return in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Mauretania
Ireland
Duke
Duchess of Manchester
Kylemore Castle
France
Duchess de Chaulnes
Dieppe
Social whirl of New York notable in Newport and resorts
The notice lists prominent New York residents and guests at Newport and other resorts. It mentions arrivals and stays at Saratoga, Newport villas, Lenox, Dark Harbor, Marienbad, the White Mountains, and Lenox, with names including de Navarro Echeverria Suse Dodge McCreery Harkness Bliss and others, plus travel to Great Lakes and camps August plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oriental Hotel
José de Navarro
H. A. D. Echeverria
F. E. Suse
Charles Dodge
Byron
H. Forbes McCreery
Christine McCreery
Robert Ide
Romaincois
Gerard Stuyvesant
Macy Raymond
F. Robert Schell
United States
Saratoga
Herman B. Duryea
Helen Coster
Charles H. Coster
West Thirtyseventh Street
Dark Harbor
Albert R. Shattuck
Klinger
Reid Hosts Stag Dinner for American Monetary Commission
Ambassador Reid hosted a stag dinner at Dorchester House in London honoring members of the American Monetary Commission. Guests included Senators Aldrich Hale and Daniel, Representatives Vreeland Overstreet and Padgett, Prof. A. T. Andrews, Lord Rothschild, Sir George Murray, William Campbell, J. Pierpont Morgan, and others. Afterward the Reids headed to Scotland to spend a week with Andrew Carnegie at Skibo Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reid
Dorchester House
American Monetary Commission
Aldrich
Hale
Daniel
Vreeland, Overstreet
Padgett
A. T. Andrews
Lord Rothschild
George Murray
the Treasury
William Campbell
Bank of England
Smoot
Utah
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
J. Pierpont Morgan
E. C. Grenfell
D Cady Herrick
Herbert 8. Foxwell
Gen. Greely
H. P. Davison
New York
George B. Reynolds
Chicago
W. Hampton Moore
Mrs. Reid
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Dr Hill Hosts Historians at Berlin Dinner
In Berlin on August 11 Dr David Jayne Hill American Ambassador hosts a dinner for delegates to the International Historical Congress and distinguished scholars from abroad. Attending are Harvard professors Charles Rockwell Lanman Hugo Muensch terberg Charles H Haskins Kuno Francke plus Johns Hopkins Paul Haupt Columbia Frederick Hirth and others. Also present are Jesse B Carter John Pentland Mahaffy and Sir William Ramsay with Berlin colleagues and Embassy staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Thenternational Historical Congress
Charles Rockwell Lanman
Hugo Muensterberg
Charles H. Haskins
Kuno Francke
Harvard University
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopkins University
Frederick Hirth
Columbia University
Jesse B. Carter
American Classical Institute
Mauretania and Adriatic Sail on Winter Rates
The Cunard liner Mauretania and the White Star Adriatic sail today with cabins largely booked by tourists taking advantage of winter rates. Sailing lists include prominent passengers from diplomacy and industry, such as Lord and Lady Falmouth and Mrs Pierpont Morgan aboard Mauretania and Mr Francis H Kimball and Mrs J Pierpont Morgan aboard Adriatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Mauretania
Liverpool
Lord and Lady
Percy Chubb
William Adams Delano
F. W. McCutcheon
William S. Townsend
Van Rensslaers Plan Around the World Cruise
Philadelphia aug 11 Mr and Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer are arranging a world cruise aboard their yacht May with Frances Fell accompanying. The trip starts soon and ends next spring after visiting distant seas. The May recently cruised the New England coast after a stay in the St Lawrence during the Quebec tercentenary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Alexander van Rensselaer
St. Lawrence
Quebec
New England
Assemblyman Wagner Weds Miss Margaret MeTague
Assemblyman Robert S. Wagner who backed the Coney Island Five-Cent Fare bill married Miss Margaret M. MeTague at St Patrick’s Church in Brooklyn yesterday morning. The ceremony followed by a breakfast at the Clarendon Hotel and a honeymoon to Atlantic City. They will reside at 1297 Lexington Avenue. Notable guests included William Sinnott Edward Sheehy Daniel Rior dan Al Smith and James Frawley. Jeremiah Mahoney was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Wagner
Coney Island
Margaret M. MeTague
Skillman Street
Brooklyn
St. Patrick’s
Kent
Willoughby Avenues
Father Wilson
Clarendon Hotel
Atlantic City
Wagner
City College
Manhattan
Assembly
Tammany Committee
Lexington Avenue
Tammany Leider
William H. Sinnott
Edward Sheehy
William P. McLaughlin
Daniel Riordan
al Smith
James Frawley
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Mrs. Sweetman
Dutch Pianiste Miss Hannah Wolff Marries Indianapolis Pianist
Miss Hannah Wolff from The Hague married Thomas Frederick Freeman of Indianapolis after obtaining a marriage license at City Hall. The couple sought a Methodist minister and then returned to their hotel, with the route and timing reported as they prepared for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Wolff
Hague
Holland
Thomas Frederick Freeman
Indianapolis
Street and Eustis wedding planned for Seabright
Miss Rosamand Street eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Street and George Peabody Eustis will marry on August 20 at Seabright. The ceremony is expected at the Hermitage with close relatives and friends invited. Eustis has been married before. his first wife was his cousin Marie Eustis who later wed pianist Josef Hofmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamand Street
William A. Street
Levi P. Morton
George Peabody Eustis
George Eustis
James B. Eustis
France
Seabright
Hermitage
Seabright Villa
Eustis
Marie Eustis
Josef Hofmann
Bishop Greer Expected Home Today
The Right Rev David H Greer Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of New York arrives from Europe with his family to assume his new duties. He previously served as Bishop Coadjutor and succeeded Bishop Potter after his death while attending the Pan Anglican Lambeth Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
David H. Greer
Diocese of
New York
Europe
Potter
Lambeth
Miss Warren Inherits $1.7 Million From Dolbeer Estate
In San Francisco on August 11 a decree splits the Dolbeer estate final distribution after a New York Waldorf Astoria fall death. Miss Etta Warren, longtime companion of Bertha Dolbeer, receives $1,700,000 as named in the will after a bitter relatives’ contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bertha M. Dolbeer
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Graham
Etta. Warren
Dolbeer
Metz Charged Over Contract Delays Hit Back at School Board
Long standing feud flares as Controller Metz accuses the Building Committee and Superintendent of usurping board authority. He cites repeated delayed extensions and penalties waived, delaying 61 contracts for school equipment across Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn, risking opening day readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Board of Education
Department of Education
C. B. J. Snyder
Building Committee
Winthrop
Cook
G. L. Sterling
Actin Corporation Counsel
Sterling
Coittee
Committee On
New York
Building Bureau
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
New York Man Cuts Off Son With One Dollar Bequest
The will of William B. Ferguson of New York, who died July 2 in Jersey City, revokes a $500 bequest to his son Benjamin B. Ferguson and leaves him $1 due to disapproved conduct. The rest of the estate goes to his adopted niece Missillia Jane Evertson, with Eliza Frances Chambers named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ferguson
New York
Jersey City
Benjamin B. Ferguson
Will of Alfred Lauterbach Leaves Estate to Mother
The will of former Assistant District Attorney Alfred Lauterbach filed for probate names Amanda F. Lauterbach as sole executrix. He left real and personal property valued over $1,000, the estate to his mother, Mrs. Amanda F. Lauterbach. He was son of Edward Lauterbach of Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson, killed in a Westchester automobile accident on July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson
Westchester
Lauterbach
Amanda F. Lauterbach
Dancer Cancelled Salome Dance At Newark Festival
Carola the Spanish dancer did not perform the Salome Dance last night at Electric Park Newark during the German Hospital festival. The event started Monday and runs ten days with two shows daily. Acting Police Captain Brown attended yesterday and ordered the act cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Paid in Full to Stage Tri-Act Matinee at Weber's
The August matinee at Weber's Theatre features three acts by separate Paid in Full companies. The Pacific Coast company performs the first act, the Middle West tour company the second, and the home company the third. The audience will decide which company offers the best performance to earn a final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber’s Theatre
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Lackaye Joins Liebler & Co. for New Season
Wilton Lackaye signs a multi year contract with Liebler & Co. and will debut under their management on September 23 at the Grand Opera House in Chicago in A Square Deal. The play by Cleveland Moffett is based on President Roosevelt's famous saying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Lackaye
William A. Brady
Libler & Co
Mr.Lackaye
Liebler
Rabbi
Zangwill
George Tyler
Liebler & Co
Lackaye
De Wolf Hopper to Open Ottawa Season with New Operetta
De Wolf Hopper will bring his season to Ottawa with a Sept. 14 premiere of And What Happened Then a fantanstic opera comique by Austin Strong with Edward Corliss music. The Central Canada Exhibition Association funds the engagement as part of the Fall Exhibition festivities. Dallas Welford and Toby Claude join Hopper as principals in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf Hopper
Ottawa
Canada
Central Canada Exhibition Association
Sicilian Players to Tour America Under Frohman
Charles Frohman arranged with Joseph Schurmann for the Sicilian Players to tour the United States for three months beginning November 25 at a Frohman house in New York. Led by Signora Mimi Aguglia, the company of forty four will present Milia and perform in New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Joseph J. Schurmann
America
Frohman
New York
Signora
Mimi Aguglia
London
Paris
Milia
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Spring Dance by Hoffman to Debut at Hammerstein Roof
Gertrude Hoffmann to present Maud Allan’s A Vision of Salome and Allan’s second work A Poetical Terpsichorean Delineation of Mendelssohn’s Spring Song at Hammerstein’s Roof. The Spring Song piece depicts a Grecian woodland scene with a stream and a sheer costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Allan
Gertrude ‘Hoffmann
Hammerstein
America
Miss Allan
Mendelssohn
William Hammerstein
Allan
London
Broadway Theatre to reopen with Algeria and All for a Girl cast
Frank McKee engages Florence Nash for a principal role in Algeria by Glen MacDonough and Victor Herbert, reopening the Broadway Theatre on Aug. 31. The All for a Girl company includes Har riet Otis Dellenbaugh, Margaret Kenmare, Jane Corcoran, Florence Robertson, Adelaide Manola, Robert A. Fisther, John E. Brennan, Emil De Varney, Samuel M. Forrest, Percy Plunkett, W. J. Comystantine, Ernest Mack. William A. Brady engages Mathilde Cottrelly with Louis Mann in The New Generation. David Warfield heads to Denver to open next Monday. Frohman signs for London with Gerald Du Maurier, Mrs. H. Beerbohm Tree, Hilda Trevelyan, Sidney Valentine, Henry Wibart, Norman Forbes, Lillah McCarthy, Louis Calvert. Ernest Lawford joins Love Watches with Billie Burke. Thompson casts for By Wireless at Liberty Theatre on Nov. 4. Elsa Ryan to star in William Gillette’s They. Shuberts rehearse Mile. Mischief, What Happened Then, Mr. Hamlet of Broadway, and Glorious Betsy. Witching Hour, Girls, and Wolf companies tour planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKee
Florence Nash
Algeria
Glen MacDonough
Victor Herbert
Douglas Fairbanks
Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh
Margaret Kenmare
Jane Corcoran
Florence Robertson
Adelaide Manola
Robert A. Fisther
John E. Brennan
Emil de Varney
Samuel M. Forrest
Percy Plunkett
W. J. Comystantine
Ernest Mack
Plainfield
N. J
William A. Brady
Mathilde Cottrelly
Louis Mann
David Warfield
Denver
Col
Charles Frohman
London
Gerald du Maurier
Mrs. H. Beerbohm
Pregert Elsa Ryan
William Gillette
Shuberts
Mile
Lulu Glaser
de Wolf Hopper
Mr. Hamlet
Broadway
Eddie Foy
Mary Mannering
Betsy
Witching Hour
Wolf
Japan’s Ambassadors Express Hope for Peace With U S
At a farewell luncheon the Japan Society of New York hosted Ambassador T J O'Brien who departs for Japan after a vacation. Baron Takahira said Roosevelt holds no warlike intent toward Japan and foresees no war between the nations. O'Brien added Japan has no wish for war and dismissed talk of war as rubbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Astor
Japan Society of New York
T. J. O'Brien
Japan
Baron Takahira
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
O'Brien
U. S. Navy Expansion Faces Skepticism in Tokyo Interview
Count Okuma in a Hochi interview lauds America's naval buildup in the Pacific as reflecting Japan's rise as a world power. He questions whether Roosevelt's ideas will continue to shape American public opinion for long. The remarks tie U S policy to naval strength and Japan's growing status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Okuma
The
Hochi
United States
Roosevelt
United To Heneay
Pacific
Apan
Obama
America
Catholic societies push morality crusade at national convention
At the National Convention of American Federation of Catholic Societies in Boston on August 11, Bishop Hendrick of the Philippines and Prof. J. C. Monaghan spoke. A Resolutions Committee report urged Catholics to combat indecent books and materials and to press officials for punishment of offenses. It also supported purifying politics and upheld the church stance on the indissolubility of marriage, with Archbishop OConnell presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
National Convention of American Federation of Catholic Societies
Hendrick
Philippines
J. C. Monaghan
Agricultural Department
Washington
Resolutions Committee
United States
O’connell
Railroad executive John Scott dies at 61 in Tompkinsville
John Scott a prominent railroad leader and former president of several lines died yesterday at his home 37 Central Avenue Tompkinsville S I after months of cancer illness. He came to America from England in 1880 to lead the Alabama and Southern Railroad later presiding over the Cottonseed Company in New York. He also led the Colorado Midland Railway and Sea Board Air Line and held roles with Northern Pacific and Augusta Construction Company as he shifted into road projects in Georgia and Florida. He leaves a widow four sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Central Avenue
Tompkinsville
S. I
Mr. Scott
England
Alabama & Southern Railroad
New York
Cottonseed Company
Beaver Street
Colorado
Colorado Midland Railway Company
Scott
Northern Pacific
Seaboard Air Line
Augusta Construction Company
Georgia
Orida
Arthur Rane Dies Noted French Editor and Senator
Paris August 11 Arthur Rane editor of L Aurore and Corsican representative in the French Senate is dead. Born Pontiers December 30 1831 he studied at Poitiers Royal College and joined journalism early rising to editor in chief of L Aurore. He led the Republican Journalists association and wrote The Romance of a Conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Arthur Rane
L’aurore
Corsica
Pontiers
France
Royal College
Poitiers
Association of Republican Journalists
Mrs Lucy Eastman Dies in Tarrytown at 85
Lucy Eastman wife of the late Timothy C Eastman died at her home in Tarrytown yesterday morning after a long illness She was 85 Funeral services will be held on Friday at 1 20 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Eastman
Timothy C. Eastman
Tarrytown
Electrelle piano player promises hands free performance
The Electrelle piano player offers expressive nuance without pumping, powered by electricity from house current or battery. It is compact enough to attach inside a piano without altering the case, enabling comfortable play year round and new New York demonstrations at 2 West 33d Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrelle Company
West
New York
West 33d Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Mrs. Graves Returns After Health Trip on Kaiser Wilhelm II
Mrs. Robert Graves widow of Florida railroad magnate H. B. Plant arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II after a prolonged health cruise abroad. Her husband Robert Graves indicated she is improved though frail, with plans for Edgemere canceled on medical advice. The ship carried notable passengers including Prof. George L. Fox and Col. Charles H. Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graves
H. B. Plant
Florida
Antietam
Edgemere
L. I
George L. Fox
W.F. Ayers
Charles H. Cummings
Walter Chandler, Jr
George J. Carter
Willis E. Keats
Samuel Lauterbach
Burton Mitchell
W. T. Spence
Marriages form in New Jersey August listings
Englewood Aug 11 1908 Louise Mann daughter of George W Mann Nyack to Charles E Hubbard New York Rev G S Adriance Moore officiant Newark Aug Turbines include Andrews Edwards Rahway Aug 10 Marjorie Long Edward Bishop Newark Aug 10 Julia M Grover Arthur B Maillefert Glenwild Aug 4 Annie Rumsey J B Romer Jessie Virginia Rix Isaac Newton Riker marriages listed with dates and locations across New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwild, N. J
Annie Rumsey
J. B. Romer
Obituary notices from New York area pages August 1908
Death notices from New York and New Jersey residents list numerous individuals with their ages and residences. Funeral times, private interments, and church services are noted for each, including addresses in Brooklyn Newark Jersey City Yonkers and Tarrytown. Many entries specify August 10 to 12 as dates and multiple venues across Manhattan and surrounding towns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presidents Sons
Social Notes
Augustus Jay
Newport
Edward S. Harkness
Miss Enena
Lenox
New Lonox
John J. Wysong
William Pollock
Newport Villa
Clark G. Voorhees
Miss Maude Folsom
Sunnyridge
George Winthro Folsom
Joseph Marié
Miss Marié
Southampton
Cornelius N. Bliss
White Mountains
George Powell Benjamin
West Sixty-ninth Street
Great Lakes
R. M. Stuart
West Fifty-ninth Street
John Sloane
W. E. S. Griswold
Wyndhurst
Adolph Lewisohn
Elberon
Acheeniecin
Ardsey
N. Y
Icelestins
Monetary Commission
DR. Hill Dines
Adriatic
Lord Falmouth
T. J. O’brien
van Rensselaers
Margaret M. McTague
Eustis Street
Miss Warren
W. B. Ferguson
Hackett
Carhart
Chambers St
Moffett
Hoffman
Japan Society
U. S. Navy
Count Okuma
Convention of Catholic Societies
Staten Ireland
Arthur Ranc
Senate
Naty
Third Street
Vogel Brothers
8Th Ave
Magried
Hoffmann
Far Rockaway
Ignatz Hoffmann
Lyman
Woodstock
George Clark Lyman
Joseph and
Mary Clark Lyman
Englewood
Popham
Scarsdale
G. Morris Popham
W. H
Sarah H. Popham
St. James the Less
Grand Central Station
Pryer
Adeline Chardavayne Fryer
Naple Av
New Rochelle
Central Av
Staten Island
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
St Mark’s Place
New Brighton
Seaman
Glen Cove
Caroline A. Seaman
Frank W. Seaman
Long Island City
Shaw
Elisa Conklin
James K. Shaw
New York City
Samuel M. Clark
Cleary
Mary Cleary
Colwell
Rodney St
Catharine Colwell
Coughlin
Wright St
Mary E. Coughlin
Cox
Lafayette Av
Mary F. Cox
Creighton
Hudson St
Nellise Creighton
Cullen
Dean St
DE Arcus
Asbury Park
H. H. de Arcus
A Deehan
Bathgate
Eugene T. Deehan
Dempsey
Jackson St
James B. Dempsey
Sons Draddy
Bridge Draddy
DU Bois
Berlin St
Peter D. du Bois
Dunn
Douglass St
John Dunn, Sr
Farnham
Charles F. Farnham
Bird
Halpin
East
James F. Halpin
Hanbury
Robert Hanbury
Harrold
MH Central
Margaret A. Ee Hartough
Teles. Hartough
Heenan
Ahkes F. Heeran
Helps
South 5Th St
Annie Helps
HOFRS
Yonkers
William van Buren
Hoes
Wes
95Th St
Wilson -Huxter
Juchtern
Ssth St
Adeline Juchtern
Juler
Fillmore St
Njev
Margaret A. Juler
Kennedy
East 20Th St
William Kennedy
Keller
Court St
John G. Keller
Kelly
Broome St
Mary C.kelly
Klacak
Sayville
Annie Klacak
Kogge
Tugsistown
Melinda
Lkogge
Harriet M. McAvoy
McEgann
Ridgewood
Mary Ma_Gann
McGarry
20Th St
Catherine McGarry
McKay
Williang McKay
M. McNamee
L.L
Agan
Mary McNamee
A. Mannz
Grove St
von Mannz
Manton
Withers St
Joseph P. Manton
Marsh
Hackensack
Josephine A. Marsh
Martin
Andrew P. Martin
Riverdale
Mary E. Martin
M. Mason
South Orange
Laura A. Mason
Mattes
St. Mark’s Place
Bartholomeus Mattes
Roselle
Elias Milbank
Moeller
Ba St
Brooklin
David Moeller
Mulkannon
Greenwich Point
Maria Mulranon
Nelson
Saratoga Av
Alexander Nelson
Noonan
West St
West Hoboken
Mary Noonan
Norton
Summery Av
William Norton
O'Shea
West 195Th St
Richard J. O'Shea
Piprofe
Manhattan Beach
Minnie S. Pierce
Poole
Lewis Av
Minnie Poole
Pruzina
Annie Pruzina
Rasmusen
Long Island College Hospital
Cheries N. Rasmusen
Reddington
New St
Mary A. Reddington
Reiss
Gleason
Unionport
Jeannette Reiss
Reynolds
Lexington
Gertrude L. Ieynolds
Roderweis
Charlies Roderwris
A. M. Schneider- Haslwanther
Peregen St
Barbara Schneider- Hailwanther
Smith
Prescott St
Harry S. Smith
Stoffels
Myrtle Av
William Stoffe
Sugrue
Daniel F. Sugrue
Taylor
Metropolitan
Kate Taylor
Tenney
Poughkeepsie
Catherine Tenney
Thompson
St Linden
Mary W. Thompson
Rich
Mount Vernon
Aug
Henry L. Warner
Elizabeth H. Willis
Wren
Maurice J. Wren
Ziegler
Arverne
Max Ziegler
Broad and
Beaver Streets
California
Woodlawn
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Rank Bk. Campbell
Chelsea
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