Cunard to drop Queenstown calls for Plymouth and Cherbourg
White Star Lines are expected to follow Cunard in abandoning Queenstown as a port of call from March 1909, routing mails and passengers via Plymouth and Cherbourg to speed deliveries to London and boost continental passenger traffic, with Liverpool remaining home port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Queenstown
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Liverpool
London
Mauretania
Lusitania
Egypt
France
Algiers
Italy
Havre
New York
White Star
Ireland
Paris
Southampton
Countess of Yarmouth Granted Absolute Divorce
The decree absolute in the case Yarmouth otherwise Thaw versus Yarmouth confirms the end of the marriage between Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh and the Earl of Yarmouth. Six months have elapsed since the initial decree, and the Countess may resume her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Thaw
London
Birrell Barnes
Yarmouth
Pittsburg
Earl of Yarmouth
Thaw
Lenox Horticultural Show Awards Go to Mrs Edith Wharton
At Lenox Mass on August 12 the Lenox Horticultural Society awarded top honors to Edith Wharton for best collection of annuals and perennials while other competitions praised Mrs John E Parsons Interlaken Gardens and Adele Kneeland Phlox. Giraud Foster and George Morgan also won multiple firsts in peaches nectarines and gladioli with Emily Tucker man taking outdoor melons. The society drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Lenox Horticultural Society
Edith Wharton
John Fr. Parsons
Johns. Barnes
John ‘i. Alexandre
George W. Folsom
Adele Kneeland
George Hi. Morgan
Giraud Foster
Charles Lanier
William D. Sloane
George i. Morgan
John. E. Parsons
John Sloane
Joseph H. Choate
Count de Heredia
George H. Morgan
Emily Tuckerman
George Westinghouse
John E. Parsons
Frank K. Sturgis
John E. Alexandre
Dinner for Mr Guggenheim at Long Branch Birthday Dinner
M Guggenheim was entertained at an elaborate dinner at his Long Branch Summer home on August 12 arranged by Mrs Guggenheim in celebration of his birthday. Attendees were family members and a few intimate friends. The Cedar and Norwood crossroads estate is famed for its picturesque setting on the New Jersey Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
M. Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Norwood
Cedar Avenues
New Jersey
Ambassador O'Brien Sails For Japan Departure Yesterday
The article notes U. S. Ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien left on his return to Japan aboard the Mauretania after a leave of absence. It lists several transatlantic liners sailing today and those booked to sail including the Eleech er Breton ne Cedric from Hamburg Havre Liverpool and others with numerous passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleecher
Hamburg
J. F. Bainhill
Adolf Cluss
German Interior Department
Henry Goldwater
Orlando Fiarrison
Hugh McGuire
C. A. McColougn
Co. R. Sowder
Mary Herman Ziegel
Bretagne
Havre
Eugene Antony
Leslie G
H. G. Matheson
Aaron Palles
James J. Prendergast
Howard Shaw
Abner C. Thomas
Thomas J. O’brien
United States
Japan
Europe
Mauretania
Miss Elsa Prosser to Wed John Goode in Brooklyn
John Goode son of a late Brooklyn cordage manufacturer and Miss Elsa Prosser daughter of Thomas Prosser associated with Krupp Steel Works filed for a marriage license yesterday revealing their engagement. The couple plan a future wedding as friends expect. Prosser and Goode families declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goode
Brooklyn
Elsa Prosser
Thomas Prosser
Krupp Steel Works
Stuyvesant Avenue
Huntington
L. I
Goode
Youny Goode
Atlantic Avenue
Miss Prosser
Haddock Widow to Wed Lottimer in New Jersey Ceremony
Mrs Amelia Watkin Haddock widow of Stanley Haddock of Philadelphia will marry W Gardner Lottimer of New York this Saturday at Monmouth Beach New Jersey. Lottimer is son of William Alfred Lottimer and Grace Carroll Lottimer and grandson of merchant William Lattimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Watkin Haddock
Stanley Brickett Haddock
Philadelphia
Monmouth Beach
N.J
W. Gardner Lottimer
New York
Lottimers
William Alfred Lottimer
Grace Carroll Lottimer
William Lattimer
Pendergast Bride Edith Heath Wed at St Ignatius Loyola
Raymond Wilson Pendergast son of the late James F. Pendergast married Edith Pauline Heath of Brooklyn yesterday at St Ignatius Loyola Church Par Avenue and Eighty fourth Street. Rev William O'Brien Pardow officiated with E H Pen dergast as best man. A supper for relatives followed at the Waldorf Astoria before the couple's return wedding trip to Elizabeth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wilson Pendergast
James F. Pendergast
Edith Pauline Heath
Brooklyn
St. Ignatius
Waldorf- Astoria
Mrs. Pendergast
Elizabeth, N. J
Summer socialites Abound at Newport and Mountains
A tide of notables travels between Bar Harbor Newport and the White Mountains. Families from Roslyn Westbury and Hempstead join friends and relatives at hotels, camps, and villas from Lake Champlain to Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan G. Barnwell
Tuxedo
Bar Harbor
Harold Maclean
Edinburgh
Scotland
Walcott
Blackburn
Pittsburg
Penn
Alexander V. Blake
Babylon
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Cedarhurst
L. I
Rene la Montagne
Paul J. Rainey
Newport
Walter R. Willets
Roslyn
Edna
Gertrude Willets
Aubrey Slosson
Crawford House
White Mountains
Reginald Brooks
Westbury
Mortimer Brooks
Roswell Eldridge
Great Neck
Edward Willets
Frederick Pennington
Lake Champlain
F. N. Goddard
A. Lee
Pennington, Ass
J Montgomery Sears Killed in Auto Crash Near Providence
Prominent Boston Newport social figure J Montgomery Sears fatally injured when his high speed car left Appeonaug Road near Norwood Rhode Island and plunged an eight foot embankment into a meadow. George Saunders badly injured. A Albert Sack Jr and Charles A Webster present. Sears died at Rhode Island Hospital after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. I
J. Montgomery Sears
Boston
Newport
Mr. Sears
Rhode Island
George Saunders
Sears
Florida
Appenoug
Norwood
A. Albert, Sack, Jr
Charles A. Webster
Mr. Sack
Saunders
Prominent Boston heir J Montgomery Sears dies at 32
Special to The New York Times details J Montgomery Sears son of the late Boston magnate J Montgomery Sears. He held real estate wealth in Boston and had roles in law and civic life. He was connected to Harvard Law School and several clubs and was once a Democratic state committee member. He was reportedly engaged to Miss Rosamond Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
New England
Sears
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
Eastern Yacht
St. Botolph
Somerset
Country
Union
Automobile
New
Harvard Law School
Ford
Sais
Rosamond Dixie
Moonlight Concert by Naval Apprentices at Newport
A military moonlight concert was held at the Naval Training Station Newport by naval apprentices for the Army and Navy Y M C A branch. The group performed in duck uniforms, marching from barracks to the grounds to Nancy Lee, as patrons and a ladies auxiliary committee hosted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Naval Training Station
Naval Apprentices
Army and Navy
Young Men's Christian Association
Nancy Lee
Ladies Auxiliary Committee
Y. M. C. A. Army and Navy
Stephen B. Luce
Ogden Jones
French E. Chadwick
Walter Howe
Theodore K. Gibbs
de Lance
Astor Kane
William F. Fullam
C. Siegfried
Howland
RECORD DAY GOODS SALE ATTRACTS NATIONAL BUYERS
More than 600 buyers from across the United States attended a sale of blankets domets and cotton flannels at Wilmerding Morris Mitchell. Prices matched Nashua Manufacturing values with many lots selling at list price. The event set a record for cotton goods sales and extended over more than two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilmerding
Morris & Mitchell
Nashua Manufacturing Company
Syria
Ellen Jenkins to be buried beneath altar at St Thomas Aquinas
Miss Ellen Jenkins philanthropist dies and will receive church burial under the altar at Corpus Christi Church beside her sister Eliza. Messages of sympathy arrive from Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop O Connell. Her parents are interred under the altar of St Joseph in the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Ellen Jenkins
St. Thomas Aquinas
Corpus Christi
Eliza Jenkins
Eanl
Cardinal Gibbons
O'Connell
Miss Jenkins
St. Joseph
Lifeguard Samuel Appelt Rescues Two Drowning Girls
In Greenport, Samuel Appelt saved Ione Whalen and Sadmie Kaplan from drowning at the basin. The girls, unable to swim, struggled beyond their depth and sank twice before Appelt reached them, with others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenport, L. I
Samuel Appelt
Ione Whalen
Sadmie Kaplan
Greenport Basin
Appelt
Grocers' horses stolen leave New York wary
Fred F H Orton, president of the New York City branch of the New York State Grocers Association, says horse thefts are the greatest losses for New York grocers. He cites ten to twelve recent thefts, police inefficiency, and few recoveries, naming several stolen horses and noting some traced to New Jersey and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Jamestown
N. Y
Aus
Fred F H. Orton
New York City
New York State Grocers’ Association
New York
Orton
Statlander
Fourteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Klenck
Fourth
Twenty-fifth
C. Michaels
Fourth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
John Schrader
University Place
Charles Primer
Fifteenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Louie Wessels
Twentieth Street
Wessels
New Jersey
Connecticut
Printers League Urges Peace With Unions At I T U Meet
Charles Francis of New York, president of the new Printers League, told the International Typographical Union Convention that his association seeks peace with unions, favors arbitration, and discourages strikes. He urged cooperation and proposed joint conventions next year in adjoining halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Printers’ League
Charles Francis
New York
League
Francis
Noted tunnel builder Higbee killed by broken wire
Charles E. Higbee of Denver, a renowned tunnel builder, died when a guy wire snapped at Shoshone camp of the Central Colorado Power Co twelve miles east of Glenwood Springs. He designed and oversaw the Tennessee Pass tunnel on the Denver and Rio Grande line and set a fast boring record in Italy on the Simpson tunnel. He was 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles E. Higbee
Shoshone
Central Colorado Power Company
Glenwood Springs
Col
Higbee
Simpson
Italy
Tennessee Pass
Denver & Rio Grande
Rear Admiral James Kelsey Cogswell Dies at 61
Retired Rear Admiral James Kelsey Cogswell died at his Jacksonville home from an internal hemorrhage. His wife and three children are in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where his body will be interred. he was 61 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
James Kelsey Cogswell
Portsmouth
N. H
Edward Fowler Leeds Dies at Summer Home Leader in Phonograph Field
Edward Fowler Leeds died yesterday at his North Long Branch summer home after falling ill Saturday. Born in New York forty two years ago he became a pioneer in phonographs and helped organize the Leeds and Catlin Company serving as its president. He leaves a widow and four young sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fowler Leeds
North Long Branch
New York
Leeds
Leeds and Catlin Company
Sigmund Rosenwald Dies at Elberon Home
Sigmund Rosenwald tobacco importer died at his Summer home in Elberon New Jersey on Tuesday evening after a long illness. Born in Germany in 1851 he was the sole survivor of his family and long operated as an importer of leaf tobacco at 145 Water Street. He held leadership roles in Hebrew charities including director of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum and vice president of United Hebrew Charities. Funeral set for Friday morning at Elberon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Rosenwald
Elberon
N. J
Germany
Water Street
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
United Hebrew Charities
Death of George A Adee from Westchester in Connecticut
George Augustus Adee of Westchester New York died suddenly of heart disease at his sister's husband Col. Charles T. Stanton home in Stonington Connecticut. A Yale 1867 and Columbia Law 1870 graduate, he was a rowing authority at Yale and graduate athletic adviser for years. He was 61, survived by a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington, Conn
George Augustus Adee
Westchester
Charles T. Stanton
Adee
Yale
Columbia Law School
Yate
Lincoln editor Gustav Ebmeyer dies in Lincoln
Gustav Adolf Ebmeyer editor of the Lincoln Freie Presse dies at his Lincoln home. Born in Germany, he studied at Tubingen Gottingen and Berlin universities, came to America in 1883, taught at Evangelical College Elmhurst, edited Chicago Freie Presse in 1890, then Germania in Milwaukee before moving to Lincoln in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Gustav Adolf Ebmeyer
Lincoln Freie Presse
Ebmeyer
Germany
Tubingen
Gottingen
Berlin
America
Rochester
WN. Y
Elmhurst
Evangelical College
Chicago Freie Presse
Milwaukee
The
Germania
Lincoln
Beers Place Resident James Hedges Crowell Dies
James Hedges Crowell died yesterday at his Beers Place home after a lingering illness. He traced Revolutionary lineage to Capt Samuel Mulford, a member of the 1705 General Provincial Assembly. He leaves wife Sara Beers Crowell and son William Beers Crowell, an assistant corporate counsel. He worked over twenty five years with the New York Central Railroad. Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery, Sag Harbor, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hedges Crowell
Beers Place
Far Rockaway
Crowell
Samuel Mulford
Sara Beers Crowell
John Middton
Mary Moffatt Beers
New York
William Beers Crowell
New York Central Railroad
Oakland Cemetery
Sag Harbor
L. I
Ainsworth Spofford Dies Former Librarian of Congress
Ainsworth R. Spofford longtime Librarian of the Congress and Chief Assistant Librarian, died at Shepard Hill Holderness aged 84. Born in Gilmanton New Hampshire he served forty seven years at the Congressional Library from 1861 to 1908 and earned an international reputation for his work. He succeeded Dr John G Stephenson as Librarian of Congress and was followed by John Russell Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
N. H
Ainsworth R. Spofford
Congresssional Library
Washington
Shepard Hill
Holderness
Gilmanton
Spofford
Congressional Library
Rom
Congress
John G. Stephenson
Indiana
Lincoln
John Russell Young
Longtime Monmouth resident Sheppard Kollock dies at 95
The Monmouth County elder Sheppard Kollock died at his Red Bank home aged 95. A Revolutionary War descendant, he served as a Free Mason for 58 years and voted for Henry Clay in 1834. He leaves nine children. Other obituaries: Capt Nicholas E. Sooy of Newark Fire Dept died aged 58 with five daughters and a widow. J Eb M LaBadie of Montreal law firm died at 83. William Schlegel, a Brooklyn vinegar maker, died aged 81 at his home on Twenty second Street.
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Sheppard Kollock
Monmouth County
N. J
Red Bank
Revolution Stock
Kollock
Henry Clay
Nicholas E. Sooy
Newark, N. J
J. EB. C. Labadie
LaBadie & LaBadie
Montreal
Canada
American Fleet Witness Maori Dances at Rotorua Visit
Rear Admiral Sperry and American Fleet officers toured Rotorua and nearby sights in New Zealand joining Maori ceremonies. They viewed geysers, the roaring steamy Tikitere pit, and multicolored lakes, met chiefs, and received tribal heirlooms. The visit included a welcome by Prime Minister War and Parliament members.
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Auckland
N. Z
Aus
Sperry
Rotorua
Thermal
New Zealand
Wara
Tikitere
Admiral Sperry
W. A. Prickitt
Savage Club
Culgoa
Brisbane
Glacier
Ajax
Relief
Lord Plunket
Roosevelt
Dr Moore in Paris asylum after alleged hallucinations
Dr John Miller Moore ex Navy surgeon is detained at Villerad asylum in Paris. Police say his odd conduct in hotels prompted the confinement. American Consulate General official Mason investigates the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
John Miller Moore
United States Navy
Villerad Asylum
Mason
Miss Mannering to Open Glorious Betsy at Lyric
Mary Mannering under Shubert management returns to New York with Glorious Betsy at the Lyric Theatre starting Monday Sept 7. Betsy Patterson, Baltimore belle, wed Jerome Bonaparte and faces imperial opposition while courtship and journey to France unfold. Supporting cast includes Helen Macbeth Maude Turner Gordon Gertrude Clemons Clara Dixon George W. Howard and Herbert Carry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mannering
Shuberts
New York
Lyric Theatre
Betsy
Betsy Patterson
Baltimore
Jerome
Bonaparte
Napoleon
France
Miss Mannering
Helen Macbeth
Maude Turner Gordon
Gertrude Clemons
Clara Dixon
George W. Howard
Herbert Carry
Pain to Stage 30th Carnival of Fire at Brighton Beach Park
Henry Pain will present the thirtieth Carnival of Fire at Pain's Amphitheatre Brighton Beach Park on August 20. The event features a dress rehearsal of new firework effects and has been a regular summer affair for thirty years.
Battle of the Clouds to headline Hippodrome show
Reported feature for the new Hippodrome production centers on airships used as war vessels in a spectacle titled The Battle of the Clouds The dancing portion is described as a third ballet and the opening act titled Sporting Days promises varied energy and scenes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Helen Pullman Joins Vaudeville With New Sketch
Young actress Helen Pullman, longtime Claudia in The Prince Chap, enters vaudeville with bookings for thirty seven weeks. She headlines Plucky and His Dream Lady written for her by A Holbrook, signaling a fresh chapter in her stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pullman
Claudia
The
Plucky
A. Holbrook
Rogers Brothers to stage new Panama show this spring
The Rogers Brothers will continue their Panama tour offering this year and present a new play at a Broadway house in the spring. Harry McAllister sails for America tomorrow to begin vaudeville engagements in Williams theatres and then tour the Orpheum Circuit. Douglas Fairbanks All for a Girl opening moved to Aug 22 at Bijou Theatre. Billie Burke Love Watches opens Aug 24 at Lyceum with Cyril Keightley as leading man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Brothers
Panama
Harry McAllister
Berlin
Vaudville
América
Williams Theatres
Orpheum
Douglas Fairbanks
Rupert ‘Hughes
Bijou
Charles Frohman
Billie Burke
Lyceum Theatre
Miss Burke
Cyril Keightley
Arthur Bourchier
William J. ‘Kelly
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New Organization of
Theatre Owners
Kraw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam
Army officers end three days endurance test
In Burlington Vermont Fort Ethan Allen ended the three days endurance test with all fifteen officers in perfect physical condition though lame and fatigued. Gen Frederick D Grant dispersed the command after officers averaged about 30 miles daily for the total distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Fort Ethan Allen
Frederick D. Grant
Grant Praises Troop Test Completion Time
General Grant lauded his troops for finishing a 9 mile march in 20 hours and 44 minutes, just 16 minutes under the allotted time. He said the men gave their best and he was pleased with the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tance
Grant
New Prison Physician Appointed at Sing Sing
Aug 12 announcement from OSSINING New Civil Service appointment of Dr Frederick Lettuce of Schenectady as prison physician at Sing Sing. He succeeds Dr R To Irvine who resigned recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing- Ossining
Civil Service
Frederick
Lettuce
Schenectady
Sing Sing Prison
R. To Irvine
PENDERGAST AND HEATH WED IN 1908
Edith Pauline Heath and Raymond Wilson Pendergast wed August 12 1908 at the Church of St Ignatius of Loyola in a rectory ceremony conducted by Rev William O Pardow Ss J The couple’s marriage was announced in the local church records
Obituary notices from New York area August 1908
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from August 1908 including George A Adee Horace Brightman Mary De Peyster James Hedges Crowell John King Davis Lucy P Eastman Adelaide Elizabeth Jones Judith Judson Martha Banks Crane Kellogg Elizabeth Nuber G Morris Popham Sigmund Rosenwald Octavio A Sayer Elisa Conklin Shaw and others with funeral plans, residencies, and interment details.
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ADFE
Suilienty
Stonington
Conn
George Augustus Adee
George Townsend
Elen Louise Adee
Brightman
East 63d St
New York City
Horace Brightman
Samuel and
Phoebe Brightman
Julie Willson Brightman
Carey
Keers Place
Far Rockaway
L. I
Oakland Cemetery
Saez Harbor
Davis
Wyckoff
N. J
John King Davis
Elizabeth King
J. Edward Davis
Eastman
Fronday
Lewis Av
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Judson
West
Kellogg
Martha Banks Crane Kellogg
Elijah Ketle
Newark
Elizabeth
Leeds
Ocean
North Long Kranch
Greenwood Cemetery
Lyman
Woodstock
Joseph and
George Clark Lyman
Mary Clark Lyman
Englewood
Nuber
Columbia Av
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elizabeth Wnuber
Phillip Nuber
Popham
Scaradale
G. Morris Popham
W. H
Sarah H. Popham
St. James the Less
Scarsdale
Grand Central Station
Rosenwald
Biberon
Sigmund Rosenwald
Ocean Av
Elberon
Salem Field Cemetery
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Long Branch
Salem Fields Cemetery
Henry Rice
City of New York
Harper
New York
Sayer
Bogota
Republic of Colombia
South America
Octavio A. Sayer
Shaw
Southampton
Elisa Conklin Shaw
Ee K K. Shaw
George and
Hannah Baylis Conklin
Charles Everett
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area Deaths
A dense list of death notices and funeral announcements across New York and New Jersey. Names include Johnny J. pant Jr Leo Blum John Otto Boock Eva n Brunt Leon Cames Katharine Heck Julius Thehl William Foulkes Mary F Cox and many others with death locations Newark Jersey City Harrison and surrounding towns. Funeral times noted for some entries.
Memoriam Albina Mullaney Mass in Newark
Mass for Albina A. Mullaney at St. Antoninus's Church Newark New Jersey at 7 A M today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulleaney
Albina A. Mullaney
St. Antoninus’s Church
Newark
N. J
Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem line and trolleys
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots priced at $150 available through Books of Views or representatives at Telephone 4855 Gramercy. Office located at 20 East 280 Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 280
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Conarders
England
Paddington
Great Western Railroad
Pier Station
Vernon H. Brown
Cunard Line
Brown
Mediterranean
John Pritchard
J. B. Watt
Channel
Pritchard
Lenox Horticulture Show
AR. Guggenheim
Ambassador O’brien
Steel Man
Amelia Haddock
Pendergast—Heath
Social Notes
Constance
Florence Wright
Hempstead
Livingston Peeckman
Charles H. Platt
Oliver Harriman
Sancph Harriman
Percy Rockefeller
James Stillman
Oaklawn
Alfred Rossier
Mortley Hall
Adirondacks
William de Ford
Nancy
Lydia de Ford
Massasoit House
Narragansett Pier
William Starr Miller
Andrew Freedman
Major Ernestus Gulick
Maplewood
Seve
Naval Station
Newporteré
Y. M. C. A. Branch
State
Printers
Employers’ League
Colorado
J. K. Cogswell
Edward Fowler
George A. Adee
Gustav Adolph Ebmeyer
Admiral. Sperry
Melbourne
Australian
Great Britain
Pacific
DR. Moore
Lyric
Vogel Brothers
At Ltd
Een Telegram
Regent St
Mark Cross
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Summer Street
Fortrers
Layties Brothers
U. S
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
4Th St
Sixth Avenue
42D St
Gary
Gorn
Bogart
Evans
Walen
W. Y
Phoebe A. Evans
Harry D. Bogart
Comstock
Willey
Natalie M. Willey
Clark S. Comstock
Harris
Tomey
Mabel Tomey
Horatio F. Harris
Londonderry
Dealera
Tompkins
Roncck
Tarrytown
John Otto Boock
Brockhurst
Wayne &J
Thomas H. Brockhurst
Harrison, N. J
Leon
Con
Fair Lafayette AV
Brocklin
Mary F. Cox
Glendale
Jennie
M. Foulkes
East 14Th St
Wiliam Foulkes
Gross
Julius Thehl
Hotstam
Grange
N. 2
Eidwart S.chontham
Armi
Kearney
Monmouth St
Thomas
Po M. McElroy
Newark St
Ave
Effen Miftroy
McGinn
Rosendfte
Helen _ McGinn
McGuigumn
Philis McGuigum
West Sth .T
Bayonna
Daniel F. Maloney
Monroe
Quitman
T. Newark
Esther N. Monrox
Morgan
Orange St
Annie Morgan
Norris
West 154Th St
Josephine A. Norris
O'Rourke
East 23Th St
John J. O'Rourke
Ogle
Mott St
John Gele
Pape
Helleville
Jola Pape
Peel
Tinton Av
Bronx
Charles F. Peel
Rose
Nuttman
Wayne Rose
Sequire
Oriental Terrace
Es F. Sequire
Smith
Kingston
Cad W. Smith
Symes
North Bergen
Henry M. Symes
van Riper
Boyden
Joseph van Riper
van Wagner
Madig
Minnie
H. Vogel
M. Warren
Mamaroneck
Sny
Richard Warren
Neral tWreday
SO A. M. White
Forest Av
Sarah White
Winton
Tichenor St
Henrietta Winton
Wynn
Gayhead
James Wynn
Undertakers
Frank EB. Campbell
Schapels
Jetyise
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