War on Recent Agreement Aims at Theatre Syndicate
W F Thomas of New York leads a formal protest to the U S Department of Justice seeking action against the so called Theatre Trust. The complaint targets Klaw and Erlanger Frohman Shubert Stair Stair Havlin and Keith Proctor accusing the group of monopoly power to close theatres block bookings and control the dramatic profession nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Theatre Trust
W. F. Thomas
New York
Wiliam Morris
Felix Isman
Philadelphia
W. M. Roadstrom
Department of Justice
Theatre
Russell
Thomas
Pr’neipals
Klaw & Erlanger
Charles Frohman
Shubert Brothers
Stair Brothers
Stair &Havlin
Keith & Proctor
Washington files complaint against theatre combinations
The filing follows a recent theatre owners meeting to form a new group and marks the first direct action by Federal authorities. Past actions targeted the Klaw & Erlanger syndicate and related firms, with Shubert and Isman tied to evolving vaudeville interests as rivals form new circuits and associations. Felix Isman and William Morris team in Morris, Inc. to challenge United Booking Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Doe
Klaw & Erlanger
Nixon & Zimmerman
Alf Hayman
Charles Frohman
Shuberts
Hatchet
Lee Shubert
Felix Isman
William Morris
William Morris, Inc
United Booking Office
Morris to sue for libel over Lincoln Square booking
William Morris announced he will sue Ma rinelli the European agent of the United Booking Office for libel after a cable from Morris's English agent warned of an attempt to control Lauder's services. The telegram from Marinelli offered $4,000 to replace United Booking Office and stated Lauder was booked for Lincoln Square Theatre New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Leventritt
Marinelli
United Booking Office
Identifed
Syndicate
Harry Lauder
Morris
Lauder
New York
Lincoln Square Theatre
York
United Ooking
Charles E. Blaney
Tony Pastor Rallies After Apparent Decline At Elmhurst
Tony Pastor, aged and gravely ill, is reported by family physician Dr. G D Farwell to be rallying at Elmhurst Long Island. Despite heat, his temperature and pulse are normal his mind is clear and nourished. Indications favor recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
L. I
Tony
G. D. Farwell
Judge Hough Denies Reargument in Hitchcock Case
Judge Hough in an order filed yesterday in the United States Circuit Court denied Col. Henry W. Savage’s application for reargument and rehearing of the motion for an injunction restraining Raymond Hitchcock from acting for the Circle Production Company pending trial. The restraining order granted by Judge Holt is vacated and Hitchcock’s counsel, Max D. Steuer, is allowed to file an amended answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
United States Circuit
Col
Henry W. Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Circle Production Company
Holt
Hitchcock
Max D. Steuer
Percival Williams Objects to Maud Allan Name Use
Percy Williams warns Gertrude Hoffmann's managers he will not permit Maud Allan's name to be used in Hoffmann's new dance imitating Allan's Mendelssohn Spring Song. He challenged the Vision of Salome when first proposed but withdrew opposition as Salome dances became common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Allan
Percy Williams
Gertrude Hoffmann
Miss Hoffman
Miss Allan
Mendelssohn
Salome
Will search ordered for James E. Martin Jr of Great Neck
Surrogate Edgar Jackson in Mineola signs an order to search a Windsor Trust Company private safe deposit box for the will of James E. Martin Jr. of Great Neck Long Island who died suddenly of typhoid fever while touring France last winter. He left his mother a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Martin, Jr
Will. Mineola
L. I
Edgar Jackson
Great Neck
Windsor Trust Company
New York
Martin
France
Winston Churchill to Wed in London Announcement
Winston Spencer Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, will marry Clementine Montagu-Hozier, daughter of the late Sir Frenry Montagu-Hozier who served as Lloyds secretary. Churchill, born Nov 30 1874, is son of Lord Randolph Churchill. He has a noted history as a soldier, war correspondent, and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Clementine Hozier
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Clementine
Frenry Montagu-Hozier
Lloyd's
Winston Ieonard Spencer Churchill
Lord Randolph Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Randolph
Jennie Jerome
Larry Jerome
New York
Winston Churchill
Cuba
South Africa
Roosevelt Birthday Party At Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and family celebrate multiple birthdays including Miss Christine Roosevelt who turned 20. The group sailed on the Sylph from Sagamore Hill, anchored off the Connecticut coast for a clambake, then returned for a shooting contest with Kermit Roosevelt showing skill as marksman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Christine Roosevelt
W. Emilen Roosevelt
Christine
Ethel Roosevelt
Theodore,Jr
Roosevelt Pier
Sagamore Hill
Connecticut
Kermin Roosevelt
Africa
Toermit
Peace Talk With Roosevelt At Oyster Bay
Congressman Andrew J. Barchfeld, back from Central America, met with President Roosevelt to discuss Central American conditions and Costa Rica's push for peace. He noted Costa Rica’s peace efforts could not be jeopardized by attacks from Nicaragua or Honduras as the Central American Arbitration Board works toward lasting regional peace. Barchfeld deflected questions on Pennsylvania politics and plans to attend the International Parliamentary Union in Berlin as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
Andrew J. Barchfeld
Pittsburg
Central America
Roosevelt
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Honduras
Central American Arbitration Board
Central American
Mexico
United States
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Berlin
International Parliamentary Union
Army Tournament Aims to Eclipse All Past Events
John Donovan of the Army Tournament Association invited President Roosevelt to attend the week starting September 21 in St. Joseph. The event, with government cooperation, will feature more than ten thousand troops, army manoeuvres with prizes, and a dirigible balloon display. Prof Baldwin competes for a $1,000 prize. Roosevelt hoped to attend opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
N. Y
John Donovan
Army Tournament Association of
St. Joseph
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
United States
Donovan
American
Baldwin
Bible Schools Commencement Aug 19 in Wanamaker Auditorium
The Vacation Bible Schools will hold commencement at Wanamaker Auditorium on Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street on Wednesday August 19 at 2 o'clock. Over 1,000 children from Federation of Churches and New York City Baptist Mission Society will participate with songs and school exercises. Students will demonstrate first aid by resuscitating drowning victims and bandaging fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Schools
Vacation Bible Schools
Wanamaker
Fourth Avenue
Eighth Street
Federation of Churches
New York City Baptist Mission Society
Ocean travel at its ebb shores up transatlantic list
The transatlantic passenger trade shows a downturn as ships sail today. The list details passengers aboard the Finland New York Mesaba Umbrian Koenigin Luise Pretoria California and other liners to Antwerp Southampton London Naples and Glasgow with notable names including Mrs. A. M. Barclay the Right Rev Joseph A. Burke and Rear Admiral George M. Book. United States Consul E. H. Thompson arrived yesterday aboard the Morro Castle from Havana and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Antwerp
Robert Abbe
Albert J. Barr
Albert Betzel
W. B. Coe
John Deering
Dudley B. Fuller
Ella A. Lake
Murray Livingston
G. S. Murray
A. N. Rowless
Frederick Slocum
John D. Thomas
J. P. Wagner
Joseph A. Burke of
Albany
Henry de Frankenstein
Mme
Cora Kampre
Felix Lombardi
Franklin T. Parlin
Arthur G. Pircher
R. E. Toles
California
Glasgow
James Abercrombie
George M. Book
Book
Leander C. Claflin
Richard P. Morse
Robert Mathieson
Muriel Morris
John A. Paterson
Walter Turnbull
Jessie T. Warden
David T. Warden
E. Hi. Thompson
United States
Merida
Morro Castle
Havana
Mexico
Surprise Party for Murry Guggenheim in Long Branch
A July dinner and lawn vaudeville honor Murry Guggenheim at Norwood Park Long Branch New Jersey with family guests including Daniel Guggenheim and Harry Guggenheim. Edmond staged a motor ride ploy to surprise his father, who joined minstrel acts after hidden guests changed into gingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Murry Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Edmond Guggenheim
Norwood Park
Samuel Goldsmith
Nettie Gerstle
Mack
Sol R. Guggenheim
Harry Guggenheim
Jersey
Marie Antoinette
Carrere & Hastings
Carr
Mr. Guggenheim
Cotillon at Meadow Club Draws Southampton Guests
Three hundred cottagers and week end guests danced in the lawn tennis cotillon at the Meadow Club Southampton L I August 14. Miss Anita Peabody led the cotillon with Robert D Wrenn as nets stretched across the room. The theatre was decorated with rhododendron blooms and flowers forming a fairy bower. Dinner parties included J Bowers Lee Samuel L Cromwell Frederick Burrill and Mrs Henry P Robins among others. Cottage dinners honored F A Snow N Thayer Robb and J Stevens Ulman. Participants included W Scott Cameron Chester Griswold Goelet Gallatin H P Robins Edward Van Ingen C Ledyard Blair J Frederick Keresnchan F Morris Carnegie Goodhue Livingston Harry Pelham Robins Agnes Edgar Anita Peabody and A M Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
L. I
Meadow Club
Anita Peabody
Robert D. Wrenn
J. Bowers Lee
Samuel L. Cromwell
Frederick Burrill
Henry P. Robins
Arthur B. Claflin
Hugh J. Grant
G. N. Miller
F. A. Snow
N. Thayer Robb
J. Stevens Ulman
Miss Edith Mayo to Wed James Conover in Greenwich
Invitations are issued for the September 1 wedding at Christ Church Greenwich between Miss Edith Nelson Mayo and James Scott Conover. Miss Mayo is the daughter of the late Capt Thomas Mayo, an early New York pioneer of the Greenwich Summer colony, and Conover is the son of the late William E. Conover, a New York businessman and early promoter of the area. Conover served in a New York regiment in Cuba during the Spanish American War and survived a near fatal fever. he is noted as a yachtsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Edith Nelson Mayo
James Scott Conover
Christ Church
Miss Mayo
Thomas Mayo
New York
Conover
Cuba
New Times Square Restaurant to Seat Three to Four Thousand
Authority states a forthcoming Times Square restaurant to replace the Saranac Hotel will accommodate three to four thousand guests. The lease to United States Realty and Restaurant Co. is signed by a Phipps son in his father's absence in Europe, with Sachs & Co. and L Rodney Berg as brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Square
United States Realty and Restaurant Company
Henry C. Phipps
Europe
Mr. Phipps
Sachs & Co
L. Rodney Berg
Wedding of W. Gardner Lattimer and Amelia Watkin Hadock
The wedding is set for this afternoon at Monmouth Beach. Notables at Newport include Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Kane and the Misses Kane. Various social figures and families are listed visiting or staying at Newport, Narragansett Pier, Lenox, and other coastal resorts through August, with multiple names and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gardner Lattimer
New York
Amelia Watkin Hadock
Philadelphia
Monmouth Beach
Grenville Kane
Misses Kane
Newport
Seth Barton French
Newart
Walker Fearn
Virginia Hot Springs
Ernest Law
Massasoit House
Narragansett Pier
Mrs. Maitland Armstrong
Kingscote
Naval militia manoeuvres near Gardiner's Bay impress six states
In Greenport Illinois August 14 the naval militia from six states trained a fleet off Gardiner's Bay for a week of drills. The Yardyard flagship Yankee led with the Prairie at the rear while smaller craft Machias Wasp and Gloucester practiced navigations. Portsmouth and New Jersey crews impressed during near misses but no accidents occurred as the fleet maneuvered in lines. The final sea cruise and disbanding conclude tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenport
IL. I
Gardiner’s Bay
Yankee
Machias
Wasp
Gloucester
Prairie
Portsmouth
Olatime
New Jersey
Suit for breach of promise to marry seeks 50000
Miss Caroline M. Matteson sues Benjamin F. Smith of Pawtucket Rhode Island for $50,000 claiming he promised to marry last October but did not wed and has since refused. She cites a prior suit to set aside a deed to her homestead alleging Smith obtained her property through manipulation. Smith, age 60, prominent mill builder and church trustee, denies wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pawtucket
R. I
Benjamin F. Smith
New England
Matteson
Smith
Universalist Church
Suffragettes Visit Wall Street Sparks Barbs and Banter
Suffragettes led by Mrs Borrmann Wells and Miss Helen Murphy staged protests in Broad Street near the curb market, with a Votes for Women banner. A Stock Exchange messenger taunted them, while police kept order as projectiles and a soap cake fell into the auto without injuries. A broker offered a lemon bribe to boys for a stunt that failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial District
Borrmann Wells
Helen Murphy
Broad Street
Wall Street
Ira D Sankey Dies A Song On His Lips
Ira D Sankey renowned evangelist and hymnist died at his Brooklyn home at 7 PM after years of blindness. Born August 28 1840 in Edenburg Pennsylvania he wrote The Ninety and Nine and Gospel Hymns. He joined Moody in Chicago revived in Edinburgh and composed music on the spot. He left a large estate and charitable gifts to YMC A and a New Castle church. Funeral at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church this afternoon with pallbearers named Stephen N Reeve William Flarkness C W McWilliams John Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira D. Sankey
South
Oxford Street
Brooklyn
Fanny Crosby
Mr. Sankey
Edenburg
Penn
Dwight L. Moody
China
Egypt
India
Mr. Moody
Young Men's Christian Association
Indianapolis
Chicago
Sankey
Europe
New Castle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Taylo
Gen Meserole Funeral Omit Military Escort
The family of Gen Jeremiah V Meserole president of Williams burg Savings Bank announced the funeral would be quiet with no military display. Col H C Barthman offered a Forty-seventh Regiment escort which was declined. officers and men invited as citizens. Services set for 2 30 PM at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah V. Meserole
Williamsburg Savings Bank
H. C. Barthman
Meserole
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
William Kemp Former Troy Mayor Dies at 85
Special to The New York Times from Troy New York August 14 William Kemp longtime city figure and former mayor died today Born 1829 he helped organize the Citizens Steamboat Co in 1871 led the Troy and Lansingburg Railroad and later the Troy City Railway He also led the Mutual National Bank He was mayor in 1873 survived by wife two sons William Kemp Jr and the Rev Robert Morris Kemp of Chicago and daughter Mrs Lyon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
William Kemp
Citizens’ Steamboat Company
Lansingburg
Troy City Railway
Kemp
Mutual National Bank
Pecnent
Elias P. Manne
William Kemp, Jr
Robert Morris Kemp
Chicago
Lyon
Dr Charles Burr Dies After Illness At 53
Dr Charles H Burr formerly of South Framingham and New ton Highlands died at the home of his wife's parents in Framingham yesterday of Bright's disease. He was 53 and survived only by his wife. A Harvard College graduate of 1882, he served on the staff of the Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat Hospital and practiced in New York as a specialist before relinquishing his work due to declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
South Framingham
Mass
Charles H. Burr
New York
Newton Highlands
Charles C. Stevens
Myrtle Street
Bright
Burr
Harvard College
Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital
New York City
Double funeral for Emeline Seaman and niece Jane Frost
In Hempstead Long Island on August 14 a double funeral service was held at the Ocean Side home of Charles Cornwell for Emeline Seaman 71 and her niece Mrs Jane Frost who had cared for her and died the night after the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
L. I
Emeline Seaman
Jane Frost
Charles Cornwell
Ocean Side
Rochester banker Hobart F Atkinson dies after brief illness
First paragraph notes the death of Hobart F Atkinson of Rochester, a leading local banker, after a short illness. The obituary highlights his prominence in the banking sector and his status as Rochester’s oldest banker.
Gordon MacDonald Dead in Canada Death ends Speyer partner
Wall Street reports the death of Gordon MacDonald of Speyer and Co at his Gananoque residence in Canada after a year long illness. The Speyer firm at 24 and 26 Pine Street closed. He was a Stock Exchange seat holder and had long ties to major banks and firms including Maitland Phelps Co and Continental Trust. He married Emile Iselin in 1882 and leaves two sons Gordon Jr and Colin, Princeton graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Canada
Gordon MacDonald
Speyer & Co
Speyer
Pine Street
MacDonald
Gananoque
New York
St. Mark's Church
Stock Exchange
Toronto Model School
Collegiate Institute
Kingston
Maitland, Phelps & Co
Kessler & Co
Continental Trust Company
New York Trust Company
Mexican International Railway Company
Frankfort- American Insurance Company
Indiana, Decatur & Western Railroad Company
Union
Metropolitan
Whippany River Country Club
Emile Iselin
Gordon, Jr
Colin
Princeton University
Carrolls welcome a son on August twelfth
Mr and Mrs Matthew J Castroll announce the birth of a son on August 12. The couple is reported to be delighted with the new arrival in the family.
Multiple August Marriage Notices Across Jersey City and Newark
On August 12 Eleanor Hilton wed Ambrose Binney in one Jersey City ceremony. Elizabeth A Faber and Daniel A Faber wed in Jersey City on August 12. Alice E Coombe married Richard Entwistle in Jersey City on August 5. Ella May Darby wed Louis Habich in Newark on August 12. Hattie Solomon married Sidney Marks on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binney
Hilton
Eleanor Hilton
Ambrose Binney
Breen
Faber
Jersey City
Elizabeth A. Faber
Daniel A. Breen
Entwistle—Coombe
Alice E. Coombe
Richard Entwistle
Habich
Darpy
Newark
M. J
Ella May Darby
Louis Habich
Marks—Solomon
Hattie Solomon
Sidney Marks
Died and funeral notices from a New York area paper
Sudden death notices list George Augustus Adee 2d year. Henry Borie 86. William Brunner age unspecified. Mary De Peyster Carey widow. infant James Edwards. Frank Goldman 65. Edgar James Lee 69. Leeds 40. Jabez Lyle 77. Jeremiah Vanderbilt Meserole 75. Louis Rothschild body shipped to Cincinnati. Many other obituaries from Brooklyn, Jersey City, Far Rockaway with funeral times and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Borie
North Broad St
West Laurel Hills Cemetery
New York
Brunner
William Brunner
The
Rockingham
Broadway
Carey
Wave Crest
Far Rockaway
Mary de Peyster
Samuel T. Carey
St. John’s Church
Edwards
New Rochelle
Clowers. Lee
Edgar James Lee
Downing St
Brooklyn
Leeds
Ocean Av
North Long Branch
Greenwood Cemetery
Lyle
Jabez M. Lyle
Decatur St
Meserole
L. L
Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York listings
Business notices list numerous obituaries and funeral arrangements across Newark, Mount Vernon, Brooklyn, Jersey City, and nearby towns. Names include Willa Jenkins Robert Johnston Henry Koenig Joseph McCaffrey Catherine Ross Oswald Schettel and many others with ages and funeral times where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Friedrich Kroemer
Col. Lyon
East Orange
N. J
Aaron Lyon
McCaffrey
Lee Av
Joseph McCaffrey
McDermott
West 100Th St
Jane McDermott
M. McFadyen
Lafayette Av
Raymond McFadyen
McGovern
Madison St
Edward McGovern
McManus
Bridge St
Bernard McManus
McNamara
Varick St
Thomas McNamara
McSweeney
Atlantic Av
Joseph McSweeney
Nmangels
Nathalie Mangels
St. Tomorrow
Martin
Prospect Place
Dorothy Martin
Medack
East Oar St
M. Medack
Miller
Caldwell
Harry W. Miler
Montross
Warnick
Catherine M. Montross
Mossmann
Lena Mossmann
Murphy
East Lith &J
James Murphy
Newmark
Westr-115th St
Vid Newmark
O’rkreefe
Summit St
Newark
A. O' Keefe
Protin
Town of Union
Philip Protin
Puls
Baliwin St
XN. J
Frederick J. Puls
Redden
Catskill
N. Y
Julia Redden
Reierson
Stapleton
Ss. T
Frederick Reierson
Riker
Newburg
Hannah M. Ricker
Ross
Myrtle
Catharine Ross
Scheer
Driggs
Peter Scheer
Schettel
Washington
Oswald A. Schettel
Schneider
Broadway
Jane Sinclair
Sissler
West 4Th St
Annie Sissler
M. Smith
Congress St
Mary Smith
Spencer
Fort Hamilton
Charles B. Spencer
Taylor
Fathie St
Tooklyn
Mamie Taylor
Tiedemann
7Th St
Jersey City
Margaret Tiedemann Tilney
Long Island
Nee Hepital
Thomas J. Tilney
Turfler
Warwick
Charles H. Turfler
van Buskirk
A‘t
A‘t .Bellvale, N. Y., Margaret van Buskirk
van Hoven
Town of Action
Hannah van Hoven
T. Whelan
Corona
L. I
William Whelan
M. White
South Amboy
J. Leon White
Woodruff
Green Village
Robert L. Woodruff
CEMETERIES ACCESSIBLE BY HARLEM TRAINS AND TROLLEYS
CEMETERY area is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenues trolleys and by carriage. Lot views and books available. Telephone (4855 Gramercy) for information. Office 20 Fast 230 Street N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerome
Gramercy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isman and Morris
Attorney General
Tony Pastor
SPR
Barchfeld
Association
Pretoria
Hamburg
Elfriede Becker
Edwin Friend
J. N. Frank
A. A. Hoffman
William A. Hoy
Frederick Leypoldt
William H. Llewellyn
Jerome Meyers
L. P. Perron
C. W. Spaulding
Lawrence
J. Smith
Edith Mayo
James Conover
Social Notes
Julia Berwind
Mrs
EB. J. Berwind
the Elms
Matthew Astor Wilkes
Mrs. W. Gould Brokaw
Mr. Brokaw
Edwin Gould
West
Goulds
Dobb's Ferry
James Stokes
Brookvale
Paul Dahlgren
Romola Dahlgren
Robert Winthrop
Ethelwyn
Lenox
J. Allen Townsend
Northeast Harbor
Francis Appleton, Jr
York Harbor
Richard N. Dyer
Richard T. Dyer
Poland Spring House
Carl
L H. Schultz
Gardiner’s Bay Fleet
Rhode Isander
Wall ST
Gen. Meserole
C. H. Burr
Hobart F. Atkinson
Rochester
Henry Kern
Spring Lake
Germany
Jerome D. Kern
Edwin Kern
Joseph Kern
William G. Cooke
Paterson
B. Snyder
River Street
Cooke
Jacob Altman
Beacon Avenue
Baden
Abelard
Heloise
H. L. Stuart
Overry Ars
America
Bass
Douryznay
Pace & Co
Speyer & Company
Stratford
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
London Seckman
Percy F. Megargel
Grace S. Mason
Betty
Jerry
Liss M
Union Square
the Baker & Taylor Company
Altman
Beacon Av
Bamber
St. John's Place
E. Matilda Bamber
Barthelme
Calver St
Anna Barthelme
Schaeffer St
Broklyn
William Berlin, Sr
Blair
Webster St
Horatio Blair
Braenner
Alois Braenner
Bubeck
Charles Bubeck
Carleton
White Plains
Charles Alfred Carleton
Hamilton Place
Louise E. Duble
Dupuis
Arthur . Dupuis
Durrie
Montclair
Emma A. Currie
Finnegan
East 27Th St
Bernard Finnegan
M. Fleming
Bensonhurst
Elizabeth Fleming
Weehawken
Barbara Fyfe
Gannon
Grove St
Anna Gannon
Gerkens
Guttenberg
August Gerkens
Groom
Park Place
Edward J. Groom
Grover
Henrietta
Hamilton
Benjamin Hamilton
Hermann
Gates Av
Elizabeth Hermann
Housby
Saugerties
Mary Housty
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wills
Willa
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Ae Frank B
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