Sydney Smiths Separate Lives in Newport Society
Reports from Newport indicate Mr and Mrs Sydney Smith, long a social pair, are living apart amid public and private tensions. Mrs Smith, known socially on Long Island, has stayed at a Robinson Street boarding house with children while Mr Smith dined at the Union Club after a tennis day at the Casino. Friends deny legal separation, though双方 remain apart.
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New York Times
Newport
R. IL
Sydney Smith
Clarence H. Mackay
Miss Ellsworth Engaged to Bernon Prentice in Society Match
Engagement announced for Miss Clare Ellsworth daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Ellsworth of 18 East Fifty third Street to Bernon Sheldon Prentice son of Mr and Mrs William S Prentice of 52 East Fifty fifth Street New York. Ellsworth debuted four years ago and spent time at her father’s villa in Florence. Prentice Harvard 1905 and member of the Union Racquet and Tennis and Harvard Clubs. He is nephew of several social figures and sister to Reeve Schley. Both are well known in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Ellsworth
James W. Ellsworth
East Fifty-third Street
Bernon Sheldon Prentice
William
P. Prentice
East Fifty-fifth Street
Ellsworth
Florence
Prentice
Harvard
Tinion
William Packer Prentice
Henry Brookfield
Charles D. Kellogg
Theron G. Strong
Prentice Strong
Helen Olyphant
Reeve Schley
Baldwin-Baldwin and Field Engage for Parsippany Wedding
Miss Breanna Augusta Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Baldwin Boonton New Jersey will wed Edgar Field Martin of Passaic New Jersey at the Presbyterian Church Parsippany New Jersey on September 10 at 6 PM A reception will follow at the Baldwin residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breanna Augusta Baldwin
E. E. Baldwin
Boonton, N. J
Edgar Field. Martin
Passaic
N. J
Presbyterian
Notable New York society travelers and arrivals
Social news notes several figures sailing from Europe or returning to New York. Norman De R. White and wife sail to arrive Tuesday. Albert E. Gallatin reaches New York aboard the Lusitania and stays at the St. Regis. Wadsworth Harris returns from Indian Harbor. Malcolm McBurney plans Europe trip late August for the Stockbridge golf tournament on September 1. various families, including Cheever, Spotswood, Tailer, Hoyt, Fellowes, and Benjamin, are noted for travels or summer homes and sailing plans.
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Norman de R. Whitehouse
Europe
New York
Albert E. Gallatin
St. Regis
Wadsworth Harris
Deal Country Club
Indian Harbor
Malcolm McBurney
Charles McBurney
Stockbridge
Beveridge Couple Welcome Son in Manchester Stop
Manchester Massachusetts reports the birth of a son to Senator Albert J. Beveridge and Mrs Beveridge of Indiana. The baby weighed ten pounds and both mother and child are in excellent condition. Mrs Beveridge was Katherine Eddy of Chicago and her brother Spencer Eddy is United States Minister to Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mass
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
Katherine Eddy
Chicago
Spencer Eddy
United States
Argentina
Double Wedding on a Dare in Jersey City
Two New York couples secretly wed in a Jersey City restaurant after agreeing to a dare. Vincent Fornell and Sadie N. Werber wed with Rosa I. Gilmore and Louis Baron, before Justice Markley. Mrs Werber expelled her daughter from home, while Mrs Gilmore welcomed her son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Jersey City
Vincent Fornell
Bedford Street
Sadie N. Werber
South Orange Avenue
Fairmount Avenue
Louis Baron
Siv West
Miss Werber
Women to Fly for Prize at Huntington Bay Balloon Race
Dr. Thomas E. Eldridge of the Philadelphia Aeronautical Recreation Society was invited to pilot a long distance balloon ascent with four women contestants from Chateau des Beaux Arts Huntington Bay. The Aug 29 event offers a challenge cup with two New York and two Philadelphia participants.
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Thomas E. Eldridge
Philadelphia Aeronautical Recreation Society
Chateau Des Beaux Arts
Huntington Bay
The
Beaux Arts
Eldridge
New York
Philadelphia
Chateau Pier
Huntington
Club Split Over Thomas Expulsion Amid Auto Crash
Friction rises in the New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club over expelling E. R. Thomas who is under arrest at Monmouth County Hospital after his 120 horsepower Hotchkiss Vanderbilt racing car caused a Long Branch crash. President Paul E. Heller favors Sept 14 for board action. others push for a special meeting and signatures to compel one. Trustees largely oppose Thomas, likely leading to membership loss.
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New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
E. R. Thomas
Monmouth County Hospital
Long Branch
N. J
Paul E. Heller
Board of
Heller
Thomas
Club
Women Chauffeurs Blamed for Rising Auto Accidents
Chicago officials urge new state law to classify autos, license all drivers, and bar high powered cars from streets. First Assistant Corporation Counsel Emil C. Wetteland cites accidents, notes many involve young drivers or women, and argues for a law to require driving knowledge while restricting minors from handling powerful cars.
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Chicago
Emil C. Wetten
Inquest Finds Railroad At Fault In Bogota Crash
Goroner Curry of Hackensack New Jersey held an inquest into the deaths of Donald Holmes a Paterson New Jersey lawyer and Robert Shaw a chauffeur killed at Bogota New Jersey when a Susquehanna Railroad train wrecked their car on August 7 The verdict found the railroad guilty of not providing proper protection at the crossing Wallace G Paul a survivor appeared distraught saying his mind was a complete blank about the event The party had been at the North Jersey Country Club and were en route to New York for dinner when the collision occurred.
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Goroner Curry
Hackensack
N. J
Donald Holmes
Paterson
Robert Shaw
Bogota
Susquehanna Railroad
Wallace G Paul
Paul
Mr. Holmes
New York
North Jersey Country Club
Toledo theater magnate Frank Burt injured in crash
Frank Burt owner of the Burt and Lyceum Theatres and head of the Burt Stair circuit was severely injured in an automobile accident in Toledo at Jefferson and Jillion Streets. The switch on the car was activated while he was receiving battery work, pinning him against an electric light pole. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital and was resting well tonight.
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New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Burt
Burt and Lyceum
Burt-Stair
Jefferson and Jillion Streets
Burt
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York Man Sued For 2000 After Collision In Monmouth Beach
Long Branch New Jersey August 21 1916 Max Glastein a Long Branch stage driver sues Kedigard Horsman of New York for 2000 damages after Horsmans auto collided with Glasteins buggy and horse Injured the chauffeur Henry Lang missing since the crash Five men in Glasteins team were hurt and the machine driven to a Monmouth Beach garage.
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Long Branch
Aus
Kedgard Horsman
New York
Monmouth Beach
Max Glastein
Horsman
Horgsman
Henry Lang
Glastein
Owlyout Lodge Burned In Adirondacks. Worker Dead
Owlyout Lodge a Summer hotel at Merrill Clinton County burned down early today. About 100 guests, many exposed overnight with little clothing, faced freezing conditions awaiting the Lyon Mountain train. A hotel boy, John Snyder, was killed by the blaze. Authorities investigate possible incendiary cause.
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New York Times
Plattsburg
N. Y
Merrill
Clinton County
Lyon Mountain
John Snyder
Edith C. Westcott
Alice E. Bentley
Washington, D. C
Westcott
Washington
Chateaugay Lake
Adirondacks
Annuls Maloney Marriage Declared In County Records
A memorandum in the County Clerk's office announces the annulment of marriage between Helen Maloney and Arthur H. Osborne. The decree was filed May 20, 1908, with no final decree signed yet, though dated August 22, and marks the end of the family dispute noted as Martin Maloney's daughter’s marital troubles.
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Helen Maloney
Arthur H. Osborne
Martin Maalone
LusitaniaGets New Commander as Watt Nears Retirement
The Lusitania reached its pier after a record Liverpool voyage. Capt. J. B. Watt, 66, will retire in October with a three year extension keeping him aboard. Capt. Dow is tipped to succeed him as Commodore, with Capt. Pritchard and Capt. Dow shifting roles in the Cunard fleet. Bishop Charles E. McDowell returns to Brooklyn from Europe and is named Monsignor by the Church. Miss Inez Milholland, daughter of John Milholland, returns from England a Vassar senior who backs the suffrage cause and plans to continue activism after graduation.
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Liverpool
Tom Trues
J. B. Watt
Watt
John Pritchard
Mauretania
Cunard
Dow
Caronia
Capt
Pritchard
Charles E. McDowell
Brooklyn
Lusitania
Europe
Mgr
John I. Barrett
Pigr
Edward W. McCarthy
St. Augustine's Church
McDonnell
Rome
Inez Milholland
John 3. Milholland
Milholland
England
Vassar College
Vassar
F. L. V. Hoppin
John de Witt, Warner
J. S. Frelinghuysen
William C. Endicot
Bashford Dean
Swami Abhedananada
Franklin Babbitt
W. E. Brown
Roswell Elridge
Alpert Eugene Gallatin
Monetary Conference Ends as Commissioners Return Home
The American National Monetary Commission sub committee closes its London session and plans departures for the United States. Delegates studied the British system with leaders like Rothschild Revelstoke and the Bank of England governor while Senators Hale Aldrich and Representatives Par ton and Smoot sail home or to Paris.
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London
American National Monetary Commission
America
Lord Rothschild
Lord Revelstoke
Bank of Egland
Hale
Europe
Timbe
W. Hampton Moore
Senator Smoot
Utah
Lenox rector accused in school board feud
George Winthrop Folsom resigns from the Lenox School Board and charges Rev. William F. G. Grace with double dealing in selecting high school building plans. Folsom alleges Grace favored a personal friend and breached sectarian neutrality, straining interfaith relations in Lenox.
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G. W. Folsom
Mr. Grace
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
George Winthrop Folsom
New York
William F. G. Grace
St. Anne’s Church
Folsom
John C. Greenleaf
Richard C. Greenleaf
Lost sister sought after Plainfield disappearance
Albert C. Haskin, son of H R Haskin of the American Tobacco Company, urged a general alarm for his sister Minnie M. Haskin, 23, who vanished in Plainfield while shopping with a sanitarium nurse. The last contact was Wednesday morning at her Bronx uncle's home after leaving the nurse in a department store. Minnie had been receiving care at Kahne's sanitarium in Plainfield for several months.
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Flaifield
N. J
Albert C. Haskin
H. R. Haskin
American Tobacco Company
Minnie M. Haskin
Bronx
Miss Haskin
St. Nicholas Avenue
Opera for Philadelphia confirms plans for gala 1908 opening
Oscar Hammerstein has decided to carry forward the Philadelphia opera project as planned. Subscriptions reached 15,000 direct appeals, with most parquet stalls and all boxes reserved. A gala opening is set for November 17, 1908, after a New York meeting to resolve a five performances a week guarantee and salaries.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
Opera
Hammerstein
Musical Union
New York
Theatre Managers Plan Permanent Organization Alliance
The Committee on Organization of theater managers from Klaw & Erlanger proposes forming a permanent incorporated body modeled on The Associated Press with charter and by laws to coordinate interests across high and popular price vaudeville burlesque and related shows. Prominent managers present include Klaw Havlin Proctor Erlanger Scribner Shubert Beck Fennessey Williams Weber Anderson Albee Murdick and Nixon.
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S& Meeting
Klaw & Erlanger
Association of Managers
Associated Press
Marc Klaw
John H. Havlin
F. F. Proctor
A. L. Erlanger
Samuel Scribner
J.-J. Shubert
Martin Beck
James Fennessey
Cincinnati
Percy Williams
Lawrence Weber
Max Anderson
LE. D. BE. F. Albee
John Murdick
Nixon
Hackett Skips Three Weeks at Suburban Garden
James J. Hackett will not perform Three Weeks at St. Louis Suburban Garden Theatre saying the play is too frank for a Summer crowd. He expects revisions to second and third acts and notes plans for a New York production this season. He blames Mrs Elinor Glyn for objecting to the show and says he has a foreign actress hired and funds deposited in a French bank as good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
James J. Hackett
Suburban Garden Theatre
Hackett
Elinor Glyn
New York
Glyn
Oppenheimer Brothers
English actress Alexandra Carlisle arrives on Celtic at harbor
On the White Star liner Celtic last night the English stage figure Alexandra Carlisle arrived. She is touted as the English Maxine Elliott and opens at the Garden Theatre in The Mollusc. Carlisle shared an uneventful voyage and claimed a cigaret race victory on the windy sea crossing. Also aboard were Joseph Coyne and Douglas Gerard, to support Miss Carlisle and Ethel Barrymore respectively, plus Mrs. Jonathan Sourne Jr., wife of Senator Bourne of Oregon, returning from a world trip with the senator meeting her by the bay.
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Celtic
Alexandra Carlisle
Maxine Elliott
Garden Theatre
Carlisle
Douglas Gerard
Ethel Barrymore
Jonathan Sourne, Jr
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Oregon
New York
San Francisco
Bourne
Bay
Countess von Bardeleben Wins Divorce Decree
In the County Clerk's office yesterday the final decree of divorce granted by Justice Bischoff to Fritzi Scheff Countess von Bardeleben from Frederic Gustav Count von Bardeleben was filed. The decree favored the Countess with testimony taken before Edmond Wise as referee.
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Justice Bischoff
Fritzi Scheff
Countess von Bardeleben
Frederic Gustav
Count von Bardeleben
Edmond
Wise
Bijou Theatre Opens With Charles Fairbanks Star Role
Charles Fairbanks opens the Bijou Theatre season tonight in All for a Girl, a Rupert Hughes play. The production by William A. Brady and Joseph Grismer has played twice out of town this week and is reported to make a good impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fairbanks
Rupert Hughes
William A. Brady
Joseph Grismer
Van Studdiford Thrown From Horse In Accidental Injury
A Jonesburg telegraph reports Charles Van Studdiford, formerly of St Louis and husband of actress Grace Van Studdiford, is in critical condition after being thrown from a horse Tuesday. Two ribs were broken and internal injuries are feared.
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C. van Studdiford
ST. Louis
Jonesburg
Charles van Studdiford
Grace van Studdiford
Amusement Notes Spark First Productions and Casts
Klaw and Erlanger present Little Nemo in Slumberland at the Forrest Theatre Philadelphia starting Sept. 2. Joseph Katzman to support Jacob Adler at Kalisch Theatre next season. Clara Palmer to portray Nanon Duval in The Boys and Betty with Marie Cahill starring. Hippodrome undergoes stage mechanical upgrades and tank work. Helen Ware to originate lead female role in The Mischief Makers premiering in New York in November.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Slumberland
Smith and Herbert
Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia
Joseph Katzman
Jacob Adler
Kalisch Theatre
Clara Palmer
Nanon Duval SI
Boys
Betty
Marie Cahill
Miles’s Sister Dies From Joy In Reunion Meet
In Leominster Massachusetts Mary Jane Merriam 77 died of heart disease after joy at reuniting with her brother General Nelson A Miles and Daniel C Miles. She had been ill for five weeks but seemed fine before the family visit. General Miles had attended an old folks’ picnic at Westminster the day before.
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New York Times
Leominster
Mass
Nelson A. Miles
Mary Jane Merriam
Winter Street
Gen
Miles
Daniel C. Miles
Gen. Miles
Westminster
Deal Golf Tourney Sets Back Dougldas and Sherman
In a rough Deal Golf and Country Club event yesterday, notable figures fell to fortuitous rivals. I M Sherman son of the Vice Presidential candidate and Findlay Douglas faced defeats as E M Wild and George T. Brokaw won key matches, with later rounds featuring Dunning Conover Merriman Baldwin and others advancing toward semi finals.
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Deal Golf and Country Club
I. M. Sherman
E. M. Wild
Sherman
W. B. Rhett
Brooklyn
Dark Horse
Utica
Findlay Douglas
George T. Brokaw
Douglas
Brokaw
Brokaw Esgeneueclk
Dovuglas Sevaceestd
Brokaw Eesceees
Douglas Wesseseet
Merriam
Connecticut
Baldwin
Glen Dga
Dunning
T. Conover
O. A. Dunning
Nassau
S. D. Bowers
Brooklawn
A. T. Dwight
Seabright
EB. T. Allen
Fox Hills
Martin
Decker
Smith
Rhett
F. R. Upton, Jr
Baltusrol
H.B. Clark
Apawamis
L. M. Schock
Highland
Dunsberry
Deal
G. White
Flushing
H. C. Parsons
Crescent
A. F. Stone
Montclair
J. A. McCurdy
Overbrook
Upton
Schock
Watson
Fuller
Shabeg
Toulmin
White
Stone
Lounsberry
Clark
Zimmerman
Kirk
Shanley, Jr
Parsons
MutCurdy
Charity entertainment at Hotel Childwold tonight in Adirondacks
An evening program arranged by Mrs. Edward Siegman will feature light opera selections to aid five New York charities. Beneficiaries include the Cripled Children tome, Sits Nursery, Emmanuel Sisterhood, and other institutions, with proceeds benefiting these groups.
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New York
Childwold
Adirondacks
Edward Siegman
Tome
Stright
Nursery
Emmanuel Sisterhood
Death of George Haskell Williams longtime de Milhau servant
George Haskell Williams 64 a former blacksmith turned ambulance worker and bodyguard to Gen de Milhau died after a long illness at St. Vincent's Hospital. He followed the General from the South to the North served in Lafayette Place and Cambridge through the boy's schooling and European travels before paralysis left him an invalid and pensioner of the de Milhau family.
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George Haskell Williams
de Milhau
St. Vincent's Hospital
Williams
Tennessee
Atlanta
Dle Milhau
Gen. Milhau
Lafayectte Place
Cambridge
da Milhau
Mrs. Susan G Bingham Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Susan Grew Bingham, wife of Rev. Dr. Joel F. Bingham and mother of New York Police Commissioner Gen Theodore A. Bingham, died at her Hartford home after a long illness. Survived by son H. H. C. Bingham of the New York Custom House. She was 70. The family and Commissioner Bingham were present at her death.
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Hartford
Conn
Susan Grew Bingham
Joel F. Bingham
Theodore A. Bingham
New York City
Bingham
H. H. C. Bingham
New York Custom House
Death of John Jeroloman Veteran Judge and Alderman Leader
John Jeroloman of this city died at Sound Peach Conn on Thursday morning. He was a Civil War veteran serving as Captain of the Second New Jersey Cavalry. In 1887 he was elected Judge of the Eighth Judicial District Court and later served as President of the Board of Aldermen under Mayor Strong.
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John Jeroloman
Sound Peach
Conn
Second
New Jersey Cavalry
Eighth Judicial District Court
Board of Aldermen
Mayor Strong
Brooklyn Obituaries Highlight Civil War Veteran and Local Leaders
John Morris a Civil War veteran dies at 169 Concord Street Brooklyn aged sixty five lifelong Fifth Ward resident and Devin Post G A R member. Frank B Fawcett a former U S Customs official and Twenty third District political figure dies at 51 West 183th Street from tongue cancer. Gertrude W Brokaw widow of Isaac Brokaw dies at her Southbound Brook New Jersey home born 1822 in Somerville New Jersey.
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John Morris
Concord Street
Brooklyn
Columbus
Ohio
Fifth Ward
Devin Post
G. A. R. Frank B. Fawcett
United States Customs Service
West 183Th Street
Twenty-third Assembly
Gertrude W. Brokaw
Isaac Broken
Southound Brook
N J
Hagaman Garretson
Somerville
N. J
London and Southwestern plans to capture Plymouth to London traffic
Henry Holmes of the London and Southwestern Railroad sails from Southampton on the St Paul to secure Plymouth to London passenger traffic. L & SW outlines new docks at Southampton and agencies across the US and Canada as Cunard shifts calls from Queenstown to Plymouth and Cherbourg. The Great Western competes for Atlantic tourist passengers, with rapid growth in Southampton London traffic prompting a new double track and dock operations.
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Tub Times
Cunard
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Queenstown
London
Henry Holmes
London & Southwestern Railroad
Southampton
St. Paul
L. J. Garcey
America
Liverpool
Jie
London& Southwestern
White Star Line
American Line
Holmes
United States
Canada
Great Western Railroad
Garcey
Ocean Travelers Sailings and Passengers Listed
Long list of transatlantic liners with booked passengers includes ZEELAND CARONIA MINNEHAHA KONIG ALBERT ST LOUIS GRAF WALDERSEE TAGUS and the arrival of H G Seniers American Minister to Panama on the steamer Allianca on two months leave with a yachting trip planned to Nova Scotia.
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N. L.britton
Marriages Listed in Seabright and Nearby Areas
A sequence of 20th century notice style wedding announcements appears for ceremonies in August. Couples include Rosamond Street and George Eustis of Washington, Carolyn Mullins and James Buil fer, Mary Loud and Lafayette Halsey, Mary A Magee and Henry Li Rubir buon, Elizabeth Neas and Henry A Shaefer, among others. The notices place events in Amity, Union Hill and The Hermitage in Seabright New Jersey.
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from Yonkers and Jersey City
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated Aug 1908 list deaths and services for Richard Tat Conn Frederick Vincent Leoth Harriet Hall Thomas Hamilton and others. Entries include residences in Yonkers Jersey City New York listings of interment times and locations at Green-Wood Woodlawn and St. Nicholas with funeral directions and family references.
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Yonkers
Funneral Greystone
Richard Tat
St. Verner Of&t
Brooklyn
Ios
Frederiels Vincent Leoth
US Park
M. Y
Dt O’eluk
Liehard Denis Conne
Tirace Ketchmant
Phorbe
Wis
Menmlity
Oeluek
Hamilton
St Nicholas
Society of Mechanics of New York
West 44Th St
Charea St
Pireh
Frederick St. Usher
Richard T. Davies
Njeroloman
Soun
Jeroloman
McNamara
Mass
Aus
Alice A
William and Sart
Meeker Pratt
Madison Square Presbyterian
Green- Sheak
Pownal
Adelaide M. Sheak
New York City
Reading
Woodlawn
Webster Av
Williams
Vincent’s Hospital
George Haskell Wiliams
John. Milhau
C. 5
Army
Milhau
St. Vincent's Hospital
Terment
Obituary notices from New Jersey to Brooklyn and Jersey City
A compiled list of death notices and funeral details for individuals across addresses in Newark Jersey City Brooklyn and surrounding areas. Entries include names ages and funeral times with locations such as Mount Vernon Orange N J Tremont and West Side Avenue and St. Marys listings and dates in August.
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Hartigan
Washington
Wuh
Ellem Lartigan
Wee Wen KO
South 19Th &T
Newark
Frank Henko
S.E
Tremont
George L. Henale
Higgins
Mount Vernon
Edward Kizxina
Figgins
Orange
N. J
Peter J. Higgins
Horton
Brooklyn
Joseph DB
Hughes
Go Wythe
Michael Hughes
Wyatt
Wisner
Nwn. Y
Mary Hiyatt
Jackson
East Soth St
Jacob Jackson
Jon Waxnns
Morris St
Jersey City
Ave
Kenry Johanas
Laxdfit
West 123Th St. Ads
Mary EL Larauier
Harold Laub
Punerab
Lennun
Nostrand
Aue
Martin J. Lenunot
Lili Lence
West Pith
B. Lilium
A. Luettt
Chaslone
McGeer
Delmar
Mradyscid J. LeGrer
McQuade
East 184Th &T
Francia Mctands Mahoney
Pelham
Bridget Mahoney
A. Manning
East 100Th St
Thomas Manning
My Miles
St. John's Hospital
Harry Miles
SS. Miller
Ridgewood Ave
MM J
Joseph Miller
Mott
Vernon, N
Mildred Mott
O'Connele
East 79Th St
Cecel
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible from Grand Central via Harlem trains, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, or by carriage. Lots listed from $150. contact Becks of Viewmer representative at 4805 Gramercy. Office located at 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Becks of Viewmer Representative
East
Crry
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Lettie J. ‘Tanner
Tyne
Azel T Samuel P
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Sth AV
Sotie We
Chrisea
Stephen Merritt
Radcliffe
Frank Be. Campbell
Weat
Tal
Cheiseau
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