Quiet Newport Wedding Ends Two Bristling Marriages
Mrs May Brady Mall and Herbert Melville Harriman wed at Mrs Harriman’s cottage with a Justice of the Superior Court officiating. The bride, formerly Miss Brady, had been divorced from Major Charles A Hall, her Newport residence cited in the pair’s quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. IL
May Brady Mall
Herbert Melville Harriman
May Brady
C. Albert Stevens
Stevens
Hoboken
Katherine Brady
Sidney Harrie
Hall
Herbert Harriman
Oliver Harriman
Stephen H. Olin
William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Isabella Hunnewell
Hollis H. Hunnewell
Harrimans
Meadow Brook
H W. Harriman
New York
Pittsburgers Wed Secretly in Ohio Wedding
William Chester McCurry a prominent local mining figure and Martha Bradley a Vassar graduate quietly wed in Youngstown Ohio last Friday. They returned home today to receive parental blessings and plan an extended California and Mexico trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
William Chester McCurry
Duquesne
Martha Bradley
Vassar
Youngstown
Ohio
Hey
Rumor of Helen Maloney Wedding Near Spring Lake
In Spring Lake and at the Maloney home in Asbury Park speculation runs high that Miss Helen Maloney will marry soon. Family members refuse contact and will not answer the telephone, leaving exact wedding timing uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Spring Lake
Helen Maloney
Maloney
Sheriff King Intrudes at Newport Tennis Grounds
Deputy Sheriff Frank P. King, known for collecting large sums for New York and Newport businesses, wandered the Casino grounds during a tennis tournament drawing keen attention. Officials later scanned grandstands and sidelines, suggesting creditor lists were being distributed among Newport merchants to deter con artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Frank P. King
New York
J Was
Astronomer Simon Newcomb Meets German Emperor
American astronomer Simon Newcomb was received by Emperor William in Berlin at Wilhelmsiode last Monday. The Emperor invited him to luncheon and Newcomb thanked him for the Pour le Merite for Science and Arts awarded three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Newcomb
Berlin
Simon Newcomb
Washington, D. C
Emeror William
Wilhelmsohe
Prof. Newcomb
MISS THOMPSON TAKES CUP AT BAR HARBOR HORSE SHOW
Bar Harbor Me August 19 crowds endure showers as judging closes with Miss Anne Thompson and J L Ketterlinus among top winners. Gen Morrell entries win best cups while Miss Mathilde Townsend and Philip Livingston claim blue red and yellow ribbons in various classes. Saddle pony honors go to Gilbert Keech with W S Kuhn and Miss Carola Warburg runner ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bar Harbor
Edward de V. Morrell
Robin Hood Park
Mathilde Townsend
Anne Thompson
Philip D. Livingston
Carola T. Warburg
Lewis R. Ashurst
A. Butler Duncan
J. L. Ketterlinus
Alice V. D. Whiting
Frank B. Keech
Warner M. Leeds
Philadelphia
New York
Gen. Morrell
Anne A. Thompson
Philp Livingston
Gilbert Keech
W. S. Kuhn
Pittsburg
Carola “T. Warburg
Maine
Gig
Mis
Philip Livingston
Plandome Mills
Frank L. Keech
Entertain Mrs Longworth Visits Sagamore Hill
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrives at Sagamore Hill from Oyster Bay to receive two boxes of American Beauty roses sent by her husband. She retrieves them from the depot and jokes about her marriage's happiness as friends host a reception in her honor. Quentin Roosevelt and Durant Bowers are described in a light anecdote about a road sprinkler prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
L. I
Nicholas Longworth
Sagamore Hill
Quentin Roosevelt
Durant Bowers
Quentin
Durant
Social Season Moves From East to Elite Resorts
Mrs. Oliver Belmont and others remain at Carlsbad while Countess Festertics stays at Richfield Springs. Notables like the Shaw and Gilbert families, Agar, King, Steele, Davies, Stickney, Mills, and Vanderbilt circle include Bar Harbor, Newport, Saratoga, Lenox, Southampton and Adirondack camps. A Lotus Club dinner honored Col. T. W. M. Draper of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Festertics
Richfield Springs
Louis Hagegin
Closter
William E. Glyn
Dorothea Kane
Bar Harbor
Newport
John G. Agar
Upper
Saranac Lake
John C. King
Henry Dible
Rock Lawn
Lenox
D. GC. Mills
Adirondack
J. L. Putnam
New York
B. J. Greenhut
Lotus Club
Fifth Avenue
Col. T. W. M. Draper
San Francisco
Tenement Children Exhibit Their Handiwork in City Fair
More than a thousand boys and girls from tenement areas filled Wanamaker's auditorium to display handcrafts from dolls' aprons to sofa pillows. The event featured first aid demonstrations, folk dances, and songs by children from various church schools under Rev. Charles N. Sears and a staff including W. G. Towart, Evelyn C. Smith, Dr. Thomas J. Harris, and Mrs. E. E. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker’s Store
First’’ Presbyterian’ Church
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Presbyterian
Charles N. Sears
W. G. Towart
Evelyn C. Smith
Thomas J. Harris
E. E. Adams
Runaway Boy Caught at Coney Island
Detectives from Brooklyn Headquarters arrested 25 year old Charles Conklin of Waterbury Conn yesterday at Coney Island on a charge of stealing $15 from his employer Dr Hugh Devere of Waterbury. The boy left home Saturday and spent the night in a Forty second Street hotel in Manhattan he denied the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Brooklyn
Charles Conklin
Roundhill Street
Waterbury
Conn
Coney Island
Hugh Devere
North Main Street
Manhattan
Forty-second Street
Asbury's New Queen Crowned Titania VIII in Carnival
In front of about 60 000 spectators at Deal Lake Asbury Park Norma Cole Hornberger of Pittsburgh was proclaimed Queen Titania VIII at the Venetian water fête marking the carnival. The event featured tableau, dancing, and a boat parade with a coronation to follow next week at the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asbury Park
N. J
Deal Lake
Norma Cole Hornberger
Pittsburg
Penn
Wellington Hotel
Titania VIII
Venetian Water
Miss Liberty
Titania
Beatrice Connolly
Brooklyn
Marie Benitz
Philadelphia
Nina Olmsteed
Ridgefield
Walter ©. Devereux
Milan Ross, Jr
James T. Herring
James Kedsey, Jr
Gordon Lowden
Alfred Jefferson
John Ackerman
Margaret Schoolbred
Virginia Hope j/xelsey
Louis Parsons
Jack Tars
Yozo
Frank FP. O'Brien
Birmingham
Ala
Frank Appleby
Charles J. Fisk
Plainfield
James M. Ralston
Allenhurst
A. R. Parsons
W. Harvey Jones
John Rockafeller
Charles A. Atkins
Clarence S. Stiner
Frederick Davis
Newark
H. W. Waas
Jenkintown
J. A. Rittenhouse
Elizabeth
P. A. Gilroy
James Stewart
New York
Women Diver Wins at New Jersey Water Carnival
Special to The New York Times from Long Branch New Jersey reports Sadie Oscraw won the women’s diving contest at the Cranmer’s Bathing Pavilion event, scoring 100 points and defeating a field of entrants. Ocean and sprint events featured multiple winners including Tom Howland and Charles McBride with various times and distances across age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Cranmer
Jersey Shore
Sadie Oscraw
Ocean
Tom Howland
Bessie Dodd
Miss Donager
O’sullivan
Deal Beach
Clark
New York
Borden
Spears
Scharffen
Ulitde
Miss Wallace
Deal
Avon
H. M. Rogers
W. J. Crowley
McGregor
Flanagan
J. Miller
D. McGregor
Winnie Dodd
Agnes Lynch
J. Wilcox
G. Borden
Belmar
Hertog
Cholera Epidemic Shifts to Rostov. New Cases and Deaths Reported
The center of virulence moves to Rostov on the Don with thirty one new cases and ten deaths on Aug. 17. Astrakhan province reports sixty one new cases and twenty one deaths the same day. Cholera advances along the Black Sea Caucasus coast with Gelenjik near Novorossiysk noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Rostov-on-the- Don
Astrakhan
Black Sea
Caucasus
Gelenjik
Novorossysk
Vacation by Proxy Funds Poor Relief Trip
An individual with initials F H S sent 15 to R S Minturn, treasurer of the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, to sponsor a Sea Breeze Home escape for six guests including a widow and children. The note promises sea air while others need it more and urges urgent gifts to aid the waiting list and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Minturn
Association For Improving
E. 22Nd St
New York
F.H. S
Association
Sea Breeze
Suffrage Fight Trophies at Union Square Headquarters
Suffrage events and English souvenirs decorate Union Square as Mrs. de Forest showcases banners and banners from Albert Hall parades. The collection includes Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s banner, suffragette parade banners, a Votes for Women belt, purple and green scarfs, souvenir napkins with leading speaker pictures, and banners from Wall Street and Oyster Bay excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
England
de Forest
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Elzabeth
Cady Stanton
Albert Hall
London
Hyde Park
Pankhurst
Gawthorpe
Fethick Lawrence
Wall Street
Oyster Bay
Five Atlantic Liners Sail Today For Europe
Five passenger liners depart for Europe as tourists seek late season cabins and deck space. Ships include Kaiserliche Auguste Victoria Bremen PANNONIA La Lorraine Arabic with lists of passengers led by James A Blair Jr Julien T Davies and many others aboard each vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
James A. Blair
Julien T. Davies
S. Barton French
Joseph A. Flannery
L. B. Hertert
John PD. Little
J. H
Many return from Europe by Oceanic Cam pania and more
Lists of passengers arriving in New York from Europe on the Oceanic from Southampton Cam pania from Liverpool Hamburg Naples with names including Mrs W W Beil Jr Byron Chandler Mr and Mrs Joan J Brown Dr William K Grinsmade Lionel H Booth W B Davenport Mrs G Gilbert and many others. Also lists passengers on the Kenig Albert from Naples and the President Lincoln from Hamburg with numerous pairs and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Southampton
W. W. Beil, Jr
Byron Chandler
Joan J. Brown
William K. Grinsmade
Lionel H. Booth
W. B. Davenport
G. Gilbert
E. .O. Richards
Leslie D. Ward
Charles White
H. C. Taft
J. P. Sanger
Nurses Fall Ill at St John’s Hospital
Three Sisters of St Joseph and four nurses at St John’s Hospital Long Island City fell ill days ago. After a conference with Dr H J Mcixenna Dr John H Barry and Sister Lycia Superior a statement denied any epidemic and attributed illness to food. All are now out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St. John's Hospital
Long Island City
H. J. Mcixenna
John H. Barry
Lycia
Three Casts In One Play Paid in Full
Three productions of Paid in Full by separate companies performed consecutively at Weber's Theatre yesterday. Western company acted first act in Reading, Pacific Coast company followed with act two, New York company closed with acts three and four. Lillian Albertson praised the mirrored experience. Tully Marshall coached all three troupes as Joseph Brooks. Pacific Coast company opens in Bayonne Monday then moves to San Francisco for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Western Company
Reading
Pacific’ Coast
New York
Lillian Albertson
Tully Marshall
Joseph Brooks
Pacific Coast Company
Bayonne
San Francisco
The Girl Question to Close at Wallicks Theatre
Chicago production The Girl Question ends its Wallicks engagement on August 29 after failing to impress New York audiences. Henry Askin has wired agent Charles Goettler to disband. some principals may join the Western company. Wallicks reopens September 1 with Arnold Daly in The Regeneration by Owen Kildare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wallack’s
Henry Askin
Charles Goettler
Arnold Daly
Owen Kildare
Vaudeville and theatre notes with star cast and openings
Virginia Harned joins Percy Williams for a vaudeville start on Aug 31 in a one act play William Faversham and Mrs Faversham arrive Saturday for The World and His Wife rehearsals begin Monday Catherine Tower lands Stella Butler in Traitor the Pollock Dixon drama about the Ku Klux Klan fall Grace George heads on Sept 1 to Divorcons 2 and Asbury Park other casting notes Shuberts pick The Vampire and infrastructure details provide a snapshot of late summer theatre activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Harned
Percy Williams
William. Faversham
John ‘Cheshire
Rom Mountain Lake Park
Grace George
Asbury Park
Frank Worthing
Max Freeman
Fritz Lieber
Julia Marlowe
Mme. Jomelli
Manhattan
Metropolitan Opera
R. ‘ Johnson
Laura Gertie
Directoire
Directoire Gyeas
Family Feud Over Cat Game Ends in Hospital Duel
A Sicilian family feud in New York over a childhood game of cat led to a shootout and knife fight between fathers, with three others arrested and two youths wounded. Pedro Cassio and Mrs Cassio aided, while Pete Agozzino and Charlie Pepitone fought alongside their families before police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hoospital
Pete Agozzino
Frank
George
East Seventy-fifth Street
Charlie Pepitone
Erasmo Pepitone
Pedro Cassio
Pete
Charlie
Seventy-fifth Street
Chariie
Pepitone
Aguzzino
Agozzino
Agsozzino
Sicily
Cassio
George Agozzino
Third Avenue
James Livingston
East Sixtyseventh Street
Marr
Pepitone the Elder
Agozzino the Elder
Presbyterian Hospital
Sixtyseventh Street
May Lock Out Spinning Operatives In Lancashire
Manchester August 19 The Lancashire Federation of Cotton Spinners votes to cut wages by five percent. If workers refuse the reduction a month long lockout will follow, affecting about 900000 operatives. A lockout would halt weavers as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lancashire Federation of Cotton Spinners
Harlem Real Estate Pioneer David Scully Dies at 48
David H. Scully, famed Harlem real estate figure, died at his home 13 East 124th Street after a long illness. He was 48, never married, and a city native who once worked as a Post Office clerk and wrote the drama Special Delivery. He founded a Harlem real estate firm in 1871 and belonged to the Penn Estate Board of Brokers, the Harlem Board of Commerce, Cayugalub, and the Sagamore Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Scully
Harlem
East 124Th Street
Mr. Scully
Post Office Service
Penn Estate Board of Brokers
Harlem Board of Commerce
Cayugalub
Sagamore Club
Thirty-First Assembly District
French Novelist Hector France Dies in Paris
Hector France, renowned French novelist and publicist, has died in Paris on August 19. The death obituary notes his influence in literary and public life and his contributions to contemporary French letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector France
Paris
Notable 19th Century Figures Die in United States
Obituary notices report deaths of several figures including James E. Hughes former Missouri legislator and preacher aged 87 in Osborn Missouri. William S. Leibert delegate to the first Republican National Convention in Pittsburg died at 85. Dwight H. Bruce Syracuse postmaster aged 74. James Nevin Ermen Trout Berks County judge died at 62 after 23 years on the bench. David I. Johnstone Mexican War veteran died near Harrisburg at 82. Arthur Percy French son of Arthur S. French of Brooklyn died at 28 in Chestertown New York. Henry Clauss former New Jersey Assembly member and city councilman dies at 59 in Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hughes
Missouri
Osborn
William S. Leibert
Pittsburg
Dwight H. Bruce
Syracuse
Tenth Brigade
National Guard
James Nevin Ermentrout
Berks County
Penn
Common Pleas Court
Reading
David I. Johnstone
Harrisburg
Arthur Percy French
Arthur S. French
Brooklyn
Chestertown
Warren County
N. Y
Flancock Street
French
Boys’ High School
New York
Meimsheim
Wurtemburg
Germany
Roosevelt Endorses Worldwide Mission Conference in 1910
President Roosevelt and Taft endorse a June 1910 Edinburgh meeting of a world missionary conference with workers from across Christendom. Drs Silas McBee Barton and John Rott are arranging committees as they prepare for global church work. Roosevelt writes that united effort is vital against growing evil and for shared good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
James Bryce
United States
Silas McBee
New York
J. L Barton
Boston
Europe
Loosevel
Arthur A Brown
John R. Mott
Silas McPee
Man Drowns After Walking From Paterson Club Veranda
Peter Burns 67 visiting from Alaska to Paterson died at Lake Hopatcong near the Quigley Club after apparently walking from the veranda into deep water. His nephew heard a splash, pulled him from the lake, but efforts to revive him failed after three hours of medical care. Burns had made a fortune in Alaska and was staying with his sister Mrs. Mary Quigbey and his nephew who ran the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Peter Burns
Paterson
Alaska
Quigley Club
Burns
Christian Braun
Mr. Borns
Mary Quigbey
Porns
Arraign Count Mankowski at Lake George
Glens Falls New York August 19 Count and Countess Mankowski of Russia, summering at Lake George, arraigned before Justice Weaver on three charges speeding resisting an officer and disturbing church services. They waived examination on two counts and posted bail of 1000 for the October Grand Jury. A hearing on speeding is set for next Wednesday after arrest on August 9 for speeding. the Count allegedly drew a revolver but was overpowered and released for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
Mankowski
Russia
Lake George
Bolton Road
Tiger and Bull Fight Ends as Police Break Up Spectators
In a private Marseilles estate a tiger and a bull were placed in a stout cage and goaded to combat by spectators. The bull wounded the tiger in the first encounter before police intervened and dispersed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Married Couples Listed in Newark Area Notices
On August 17 Minnie D. Rushforth wed James W. Compton. On August 17 Eleanor T. Aspin wed Robert A. Crossland. On August 18 Kathryn A. Quirin wed Dennis F. Guidera in Newark. On August 17 Anna M. Raymond wed Albert W. Kolbert in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton—Rushforth
Minnie D. Rushforth
James W. Compton
Crossland
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from Montclair to Brooklyn
A long list of death notices and funeral plans across New Jersey and New York, naming Edwin A Bradley 24 Montclair etc, John Dayton 81, Elia Esther Frankenbach 21 and others. Notices cover residences, ages, and times for funerals with church services and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Grand Central Depot
Franken Bach
Elia Esther Frankenbach
Wilhelm L
Louise Frankenbach
Summit
Jersey City
Higgins
New York City
Edward Higgins
North Fulton
Mount Vernon
McLean
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Mary Louise McLean
Nathaniel C. McLean
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bellport
L. L
Meigs
Utica
Eliza Farrington
Charles B. Meigs
Charles Plowright
Nutting
Pelham
Susan Alice Hodges
George Barrett Nutting
Black Mountain
Clarion
Evanston
Pratt
Mill River
Mass
Alice A. Pratt
William and
Sarah Pratt
Davit H. Scully
East Ix4th
All Saints
Madison
Real Estate Board of Brokers
Sheamore and
Cayuga
Strobell
Emeline Opdyke
Edward C. Strobell
George Opdyke
Wade
East Orange
N. J
Catherine Wade
Charles C. Wade
Obituaries and death notices from Brooklyn and surrounds
A long list of death notices and funeral details across Brooklyn Jersey City and nearby towns. Entries include names such as John J. Gannon Charles Gates George Gemond Bridget M Gowen Edgar W Griffiths Clara W Grumman and many others with ages and passing dates. Funeral arrangements are noted for several, including services in Brooklyn and Newark areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon
Gowen
Halsey
T. Brooklyn
Austs
Bridget M. Gowen
Griffiths
Edgar W. Griffiths
Greene Av
Brooklyn
Grummon
Binghamton
NW. Y
Clara W. Grumman
Haggerty
Bridge St
Josey
Thea Williamsberg Hospital
Elizabeth Josey
Keiser
Court St
Gins
Johanne Keiser
Sayville
Inn
Alois Komarek
Kotze
South 18Th
G&t
Newark
Edele Kotze
Edele Kotze, Aged 4A Kranz
Aus
Katherine Kranz
Kupker
Warren St
Jersey Cts
John Kupker
Lindert
George W. Lindert
Me Loskarn
John Loskarn
McBridfe
Harrison
N. J
Mary McBride
McCarthy
West 216Th St
John J. McCarthy
MY McGrathy
Bayshore
L. L
Katherine J. McGrath
ML McKay
Lienry St
Jersey City
Archibald Mckay
Max Pestig
Pickel
Elizabeth A. Pickel
Plass
Lake George
Elias W. Pla
Reese
Bloomfield
Katarina Heese
Reilly
New St Newark
Mary W Thenly. Rhoades
Wartece St. Jerecy Ity
Mary
Rosentital
Petsort
West Orange
Arthur F. Seibel
Smith
Eilwamfield
M. J
Thomas J. Smith
West 65Th St
Augmond R. Smith
Svenseson
West 10Th St
Bathida Svensson
Futian
Hhitthard
Martha W. West
Newell
Williamabridge
Dr. H. Whilling
Taye
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Noted
The Woodlawn Cemetery is described as readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by car. Lot prices are listed starting at $150 with contact details including an office at 20 East 230th Street in New York for further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
NY. Crry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newport Justice
H. M. Harriman
W.C. McCurry
Miss Martha Bradley
Rosamond Street
George Peabody Eustis
George Eustis
Ambassador Eustis
William A. Street
Levi P. Morton
Monmouth Beach
Casino
Sheriff King
Miss Thompson
Quaker City
Mrs. Longworth
Social Notes
Oliver Belmont
Frederic Neilson
Peter Moller
Miss Moller
Edward Moller
Carlsbad
Alexander D. Shaw
West Fifty-ninth Street
Mrs. Bradford Lee Gilbert
Saratoga
Charles Steele
S. 1T
Frederick M. Davies
Pine Croft
Joseph Stickney
Bretton Woods
Wanamaker’s
Asbury
Sailing For
St. John’s Hospital
Bull
Tiger
Ackroff
Powell St
Frank Ackroff
Adey
West Brighton
H. T. M. Adey
Agatha
East 03d St
Gatha. Ahrens
Decatur Av
Bronx
William Ahrens
Apelles
Dorchester Road
Flatbush
Frederick A. Apelles
Armstrong
Prince St
Henry C. Armstrong
Banta
West Sith St
Martha P. Banta
M. Barrett
John Barrett
Bassell
East 76Th St
George Bassell
Berry
Clarkson St
Harriet M. Berry
Beser
North 11Th St
William Beser
Bohen
East 11Th St
Charles Bohen
M. Brown
West New York
Dorothy Brown
Coakley
West 44Th St
Catherine ,U
M. Crowley
Grand St
Jeremiah Crowley
Curran
Mamie Curran
West 20Th St
Francis J. Dally
Dickhut
Avenue A
49Th St
Gesine Dickhut
Drake
North 13Th St
John A. Drake
Dougherty
West St
William Dougherty
Walter Farley
M. Forman
North 7Th &T
Catherine Furman
Arthur P. French
Froeger
Winfield, L. I
William Frochkey
Lafayette _Brooklym
The
Fev
Joseph Vu Woops
J. J. Bell
Robert Baker
Baker Taylor CO
East 17Th Street
Chas. H. Bitson & CO
East 34Th St
Fifth Ave
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Broadway
Cortlandt
Broadway Licksw
Sixth Avenue
Esperantista
Undertakkers
Tompkins
Wills
Yrilly
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