New Theatre for Actors Only by Martin Beck to Open in Forty third Street
United Booking Office announces a new theatre on Forty third Street east of Eighth Avenue. Martin Beck plans a fully equipped venue for new dramatic and musical works, vaudeville acts, and trial performances in the presence of managers. Offices for United Booking Offices, Western Vaudeville Association, and the Orpheum Circuit will be housed there with a producing department and facilities for authors, composers, stage directors, and amateur actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Booking Office
Martin Beck
House, Grossman ,& Vorhaus
Forty-third Street
Eighth Avenue
Mark A. Luescher
Beck
United Booking Offices
Western Vaudeville Association
Orpheum
Fritzi Scheff to Wed Again Reported in City
Revival of gossip places Fritzi Scheff, former Mlle. Modiste star, amid marriage rumors with John Fox Jr. They wed previously and she faces a new Broadway contract with Dillingham. Fox, Kentucky born author, known for Following the Sun Flag, divided time between Kentucky and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Scheff
Mlle
Modiste
John Fox, Jr
Kentucky
Kingdom Come
Tritzi Scheff
Haron von Bardelelen
Charles Dillingham
Victor Terbert
St Henry Blossom
Metropolitan Opera Company
Strike at Philadelphia Opera House Slowed by Labor Tension
The Philadelphia opera house under roof reports a strike as twenty steel lathe workers threaten to walk out over the foreman. Hammerstein orders dismissal or replacement, warning of possible sympathy action. In Boston, The Merry Widow opens at Tremont Theatre to a vast crowd with sold out standing-room and police called to manage aisles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Opera House
Arthur Hammerstein
Cetal
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Tive Opera
David Bispham to Present Adelaide in Winter
David Bispham will perform matinees in his Winter presentation of the Beethoven play Adelaide. He impersonates Beethoven, showcasing acting and singing. Associated with him are Miss Kitty Cheatham Mrs Harold Smith Mr Tom Greene and violinist Miss Geraldine Morgan. A previous Summer Rear Harbor performance was marked as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bispham
Adelaide
Beethoven
Kitty Cheatham
Harold Smith
Tom Greene
Geraldine Morgan
Rear Harbor
Theatre Roundup Shows Cast Shifts At Knickerbocker and Related Notes
Dorothy Jordan replaces Estelle Wentworth as Lillian Lloyd in The Yankee Prince at the Knickerbocker Theatre. Henry Miller Jr joins Grace George tour as Adhemar in Divorcens. Frank Worthing to remain Des Prunelle in I Give and Take. Shubert offers 25 and 10 prize essays on The Witching Hour plot. Olympic athletes plan entertainment including The Three Twins and vaudeville at Fleischman’s Baths before rest. Frank Keenen to rehearse The Warrens of Virginia at Belasco Stuyvesant Theatre.
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Henry Miller, Jr
A. Brady
Adhemar
Frank Worthing
Des Prunelle
Madame de Gresac
Shubert
Jack Brookfield
Hackett Theatre
Paul Henkel
Fleischman
Frank Keenen
Virgina
Belasco Stuyvesant Theatre
Army rifles lead at Camp Perry after day one contests
Camp Perry Ohio August twenty third officials report changes in standings for fifty teams in the United States Army rifle contests. The Infantry team jumped to 2757 points, Navy 2746, Cavalry 2676, Marine Corps 2874, DC 262, Naval Academy 2918, Massachusetts 2558, Wisconsin 2598, Pennsylvania 2595, Iowa 2541.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States Army
United States Infantry
Navy
Massachusetts
Infantry
Cavalry
Marine Corps
District of Columbia
Naval Academy
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Senator Daniel In Paris With Monetary Committees
In Paris on Aug 25 Ambassador Henry White hosted Senator Daniel of Virginia Representatives Vreeland of New York and Overstreet of Indiana members of the National Monetary Commission sub committee visiting London to study France's monetary system. M Pailian Governor of the Bank of France and Baron Brincard of Credit Lyonnais joined the luncheon. The group toured the Bank of France and Credit Lyonnais offices and examined French finance. White plans a ten day Scotland hunting trip after leaving Paris.
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Paris
Henry White
Daniel
Virginia
Vreeland
New York
Overstreet
Indiana
National Monetary Commmission
London
France
M. Pailian
Bank of France
Baron Brincard
Credit, Lyonnais
Ambassador White
Scotland
Highlands
Mrs Corey Plans New York Opera Theatre Venture
The Maer Kron Prinzessin Cecilie arrived in New York after a record breaking crossing. Passengers included Mrs William E Corey recently Miss Mabel Gilman the opera singer who now plans to build a New York theatre and stage grand opera for charity. Corey’s plan faces lukewarm support from him but proceeds are planned. Other travelers included George Jay Gould Jr Frank A Munsey and James B Regan with Misses Vivien Elith and Gloria Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Maer Kronprinzess
Cecilie
New York
Hogemann
Cherbourg
William E. Corey
Mabel Gilman
Jean de Reszke
Steel Trust
Corey
George Jay Gould, Jr
Frank A. Munsey
Jean Baptist Martin
James B. Regan
Hotel
Knickerbocker
Vivien
Elith
Gloria Gould
Salome party to feature Gertrude Hoffmann in Pelham Bay
The Waterbury country home in Pelham Bay hosts a Salome party on September 1 to close the Summer season. Gertrude Hoffmann will perform a dance in a setting modeled on King Hersa’s palace with six illuminated pyramids and a 36-man orchestra hidden among the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hoffmann
C. Livingston Waterbury
Pelham Bay
England
Hammerstein
Root
Mr. Waterbury
Hersa
Miss Hoffmann
Marjory Rea to Wed Henry Hughart Laughlin in Point Pleasant
Special to The New York Times Mrs William Holdship Rea sent invitations for the wedding of her daughter Miss Marjory Rea to Henry Hughart Laughlin son of James Laughlin Jr of Allegheny The ceremony will be at the Rea summer home Point Pleasant on Sept 19 The couple will live in Pittsburgh after Dec 1 Laughlin is a Princeton man and Miss Rea a Farmington graduate Ushers include P S Adamson and Harold Imbrie Both families prominent in Pittsburgh steel circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
William Holdship Rea
Point Pleasant
N. J
Marjory Rea
Ieary Hughart Laughlin
James Laughlin, Jr
Lincoln Avenue
Allegheny
Rea
Mr. Laughlin
Princeton
Miss Rea
Farmington
P. S. Adamson
Harold Imbrie
New York
Steel
Luncheon for Captain Hermann at Railroad Club
A luncheon was held yesterday at the Railroad Club in honor of Capt Hugo Hermann of the Austrian Navy who serves in the Engineer Corps and is interested in torpedo boat development. Lewis Nixon presided. attendees included Nikola Tesla Frank B Robinson A B E Reby E A Riette Naval Constructor Land Al Soo Ayae kon J G Buchanan and Lewis Spinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Club
Hugo Hermann
Capt Hermann
Engineer Corps
Lewis Nixon
Nikola Tesla
Frank B. Robinson
Carbon Steel Company
A. B E. Reby
Mosher Water -Tube Boiler Company
E. A. Riette
Standard Motor Construction Company
Naval Constructor Land
al Soo Ayaee Kon
J. G Buchanan
The
Lewis Spinks
Madison County Gas and Electric Bond Approved for 60000 Volt Line
Albany Aug 25 The Public Service Commission approved Madison County Gas and Electric Company to issue 45000 in gold bonds and use the capital from sale to build a 60000 volt transmission line from its Oneida steam plant to Oneida Castle, with rights of way and generators to improve the overhead system. Also approved was a stock issue by Rochester & Manitou Railroad to acquire assets formerly held by Rochester Charlotte & Manitou. The commission acted on Sandy Hill station complaints and crossing eliminations in Troy, and reviewed rate changes on Boonville spring water shipments to Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Public Service Commission of
Second District
Madison County Gas and Electric Company
Oneida
Rochester, Charlotte & Manitou Railroad Company
Delaware & Hudson Company
Sandy Blill
Troy
Boston & Maine Railroad
Theleommission
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Boonville Mineral Spring Company
Ulleg
Will of Oscar G Peterson filed after death in Elmhurst
The will dated June 14 names wife Augusta Othilia Peterson as sole heir and assigns all property, bank accounts, and furniture to her. Four sisters receive unspecified bequests. The document was filed after Peterson’s death and reportedly will not be contested.
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Oscar G. Peterson
Elmhurst
L. T
West Twentyeventh Street
Manhattan
Anah
Augusta Othilia Petersen
Tom Renetanter
Notable summer sojourns and movers at East Coast resorts
Social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer preparing to move to a Roslyn country home while Mrs. Pulitzer recovers in Bar Harbor from pneumonia. Others arrive at Bar Harbor for visits or extended stays, including Mrs. Custis, Miss Mary Cryder in Washington, and H G Squiers departing on a yachting trip. The page records numerous Atlantic seaboard families, yachts, and summer residences from Newport to Has ting s on Hudson with itineraries, honeymoons, christenings, and upcoming travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pulitzer
Roslyn
L. I
Pulitzer
Bar Harbor
George P. Custis
Frederick Upham Adams
Olive Adams
Morton Adams
Vermont
Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y
Frank 3. Porter
East Sixty-ninth Street
SevenYearOld David Benton Named Musical Director
Seven year old David Benton will lead the band concert by the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Military Band of sixteen on the piazza of the Manhattan New York Hotel on Sunday afternoon. The event has drawn notable public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Benton
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Military Band
Manhattan
Children Cheer Invalids At Blackwell’s Island Hospital
Children from vacation schools dance and sing for nearly 1000 tuberculosis patients at Blackwell's Island Hospital yesterday. The patients gathered on the lawn in a semicircle as the youngsters performed in the center with songs like Dixie and Susquehanna River pleasing all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell’s Island
Blackwell's Island Hospital
Kawn
Suwanee River
Admiral Merrell III Faces Illness After Navy Convention
Rear Admiral J P Merrell, president of the Naval War College, was treated at Roosevelt Hospital after returning from Newport on sick leave following irritated threat trouble tied to a battleship convention. He retires next month and his wife remains at his side, though she is too overwrought to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hospital
J. P. Merrell
Naval War College
Merrell
Newport
Count Leo Tolstoy Improves After Illness
PETERSBURG Aug 25 Count Leo Tolstoy has been improving after a lengthy battle with dilatation of a vein in a foot his health being further complicated by a slight influenza attack. Yesterday he grew weaker but today he is much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Leo Tolstoy
Capt Greenlief A Merriam Ill After Appendicitis Op
Capt Greenlief A Merriam commandant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard underwent an acute appendicitis operation today in Washington. His condition is serious. Merriam commanded the battleship Missouri on its voyage from Hampton Roads to San Francisco and was detached from command in San Francisco. Born in Maryland, he was appointed to the navy from Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greenlief A. Merriam
Portsmouth
N.H
Donald G. Mitchell Aged Author Weakens at Home
New Haven reports Donald G. Mitchell Ike Marvel, the veteran author, very weak tonight though physician Dr. Thomas Russell says no immediate danger. All of Mitchells family have been summoned to his bedside as he fights illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Donald G. Mitchell
Ike Marvel
Thomas Russell
Mitchell
Ironic Auto Enthusiast Narrates Evening Ride
A long lament about cars ends with a surprising ride downtown. The speaker notes a man who proudly belongs to Squadron A and has owned four cars, insisting on driving his own vehicle despite his grumbling reputation. The tale frames a comic clash between cynicism and amusement on a warm night by the river.
Alabama to Canada by Auto Adventure from Birmingham
James Dwyer of Birmingham leads a trio of young women Miss Mary Ware Miss Mary Leslie and Mrs. B L Wyman on a cross country motor trip from Birmingham to the Thousand Islands and back in Dwyer's Gehas power car. They plan to drive slowly through states known for speed traps and expect no breakdowns. Each woman is an expert driver and will operate the car without a chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Canada
James Dwyer
Mr. Dwyer
Mary Ware
Mary (Itlesie
B. L. Wyman
Ipfirmingham
Dwyer
Jersey
Innecticut
Thousand Islands
Mary Fall
Fewer European Voyagers Headed to Europe From This Port
The Lusitania sails today with notable passengers including Sir George Campbell T. William Campbell and Lord Herbert among others. Geearie carries Archibald P. Alexander C. M. Ingersoll and Miss Dorothy Wilson with several couples. Wareham Smith, director of The Tendon Daily Mail, arrived four weeks ago to study American newspaper making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattle
Tania
Oceanic
Europe
Lusitania
Sir George
T. William Campbell
Iy Newnes
Lady Herbert
Joseph. Lewis
F. J
Winetieli-Dichy
A. Wood
Wareham Smith
S. Greaves
Stanhope BE. Veriey
Jamaica Jockey Club
5. Y Gilmore
George Meyers
Robert H. Reid
Geearie
Archibald P. Alexander
C. M. Ingersoll
Dorothy Wilson
F.A. Monroe
J.C. Warren
Oscar Baldwin
John F. Archbold
The
Tendon Daily Mail
Tie
Stowaway Found Aboard President Grant
A 19 year old gardener from Frankfurt hid in life boat No 2 aboard the President Grant during Hamburg voyage. He was discovered on Monday while peering from under the cover and will be deported on the ship's next sailing to Hamburg. Passengers on the liner include Major and Mrs Adolphus Greely and Dr and Mrs Herbert C Hinds among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Grant
Hamburg
Jige
Christian Boerja
Frankfort
Christian
Govegh
Mornday Sotabae
Punk
Grant
Major
Adolphus Greely
Lost Ring From Window At Broadway Offices
A diamond ring belonging to A Weiss of 187 Broadway rolled from Room 16 at Broadway offices and dropped to the sidewalk. Despite several bystanders rushing out, the ring was not found. Weiss advertises in The Times Lost and Found offering a liberal reward. Police say a portion of articles were taken from 24 St Nicholas Place, including a woman's watch and chain, three rings, a brooch, and several keys. Some money vanished, but the owner offers $10 for the return of the jewelry, valued for sentimental reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weiss
Broadway
Weiss
Tar Times
St. Nicholas Place
Watcr
Times
Stockholders to regain Great Western Life in receivership ruling
In Crepy Missouri August 95 a U S Circuit Court judge ruled that Great Western Life Insurance Company of Kansas City be returned to its stockholders if no interference occurs by the Missouri Superintendent of Insurance. Judge Smith McPherson rejected bids from Kansas City Life and Philadelphia Life in favor of the reorganizing committee plan to raise funds to meet all obligations and resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
UNTIPPED WAITERS MUTINIED ON NORTHLAND
Twenty five waiters on the steamer Northland refused to serve meals in Detroit after students from a military school aboard refused to tip. They demanded higher tips and, upon refusal, did not work. They were arrested and charged with mutiny, then sent back to Detroit. The mutiny occurred in Michigan waters during the Boston voyage.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Northland
Chicago
United States
Conk
Detroit
Michigan
Ocean Grove liquor licenses debated by Asbury Park officials
At an Aug. 25 hearing in Asbury Park George H. Thompson, president of the Asbury Park Excise Board, testified under oath that 97 government liquor permits exist in Asbury Park and about 20 in Ocean Grove, with community sentiment favoring licenses. Mayors from Deal Beach and Allenhurst urged Sunday sales for guests of hotels, while Long Branch officials reported 60 licensed places and no violations. Probers conclude the coastal area shows no worse conditions than earlier reports, with Dover next on the schedule for Sept. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asbury Park
George H. Thompson
Asbury
William Hagerkamp
Deal Beach
Ralston
Allenhurst
Emil F. Berringer
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Charles O. McFadden
Asa Francis
Monmouth County
Backus
Francis
Atlantic City
New Jersey
P. Hall Packer
Seabright
Charles A. Aikens
Thompson
The
Excise Board
Henri Becquerel Dies in Paris at 86
Paris reports the death of Antoine Henri Becquerel, renowned French scientist. He served as Permanent Secretary to the Academy of Sciences and was heir to a line of physicists. Born in 1852 he studied at Ecole Polytechnique and the Museum of Natural History, discovering the Becquerel rays and earning the Rumford Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Antoine Henri Becquerel
M. Mecquerel
Academy of Sciences
Tlenri Becquerel
Alexandre Edmonde Becquerel
Iss
Henri Becquerel
Kerle Polytechnique
Vecquerel
Hiss
Museum of Natural History
Tlis
Conservatoire Des Arts Et Metiers
Dipartment Des Ponts Et Chaussees
Becquerel
Royal Society of England
Count Sackersdorff Dies in West Thirty-fifth Street Hotel
Count Augustus Sackersdorff of Russia and former pencil manufacturer died of heart disease after arriving at Hotel Diana on West Thirty-fifth Street. He was about 60 and his wife, the former Mme Sackersdorff, had died in January at the Victoria Annex. Local police have not learned his prior residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Augustus Sackersdorff
Russia
Mme. Sackersdorff
Diana
West Thirty-fifth Street
Count Sackersdorff
New York Hospital
Doctor Foote
Sackersdorffs
Architect Joseph C Hornblower Dies in Holland at 76
Washington architect Joseph C Hornblower died suddenly on August 22 in The Hague while traveling with his wife. Born in Paterson on March 30 1848, he studied at Yale Scientific School and practiced in Williamsport and Wheeling, building public and private structures including Baltimore’s Custom House. He married Caroline Bradley, daughter of Justice Bradley, and leaves no children. His brother William B Hornblower, a New York lawyer, survives him. He was a member of University and Century Clubs and a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Hornblower
Washington
Sgravenhage
Holland
Mr. Hornblower
Paterson
William H. Hornblower
D. DD
Joseph C. Sfarnblower
New Jersey
Yale Scientific School
Weekington
Custom House
Baltimore
Caroline Bradley
Justice Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Tie
William B. Flornblower
New York City
University and
Century Clubs
American Institute of Architects
Death of Rev. Dr. Andrew Canfield Universalist minister
The Rev. Dr. Andrew Jackson Canfield a Universalist clergyman died in West Harwich Mass after a two week illness from spinal meningitis He was 60 years old and had led prominent Brooklyn charges including All Souls Church and Church of Our Father He had been with All Souls Worcester Mass for the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
West Harwich
Mass
Andrew Jackson Canfield
Brooklyn
Canfield
All Souls’ Church
Church of Our Father
Grand Avenue
Lefferts Place
All Souls’ Church of
Worcester
Duke Karl Borwin of Mecklenburg-Strelitz Dies in Metz
Duke Karl Borwin of Mecklenburg Strelitz, aged 37, died tonight in Metz after a long rheumatic heart condition. Born in 1888, he had suffered for some time and was a member of the ducal house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Metz
Karl Borwin
Longtime Passaic County figures die in New Jersey
Samuel Demarest 94 and Joseph D. Willis, longtime Brooklyn hardware merchant turned real estate man, both die Monday. Franklin Augustus Wilcox, 71, prominent admiralty lawyer based in New York, dies Monday night at a Connecticut summer home. Demarest served as deputy sheriff. Willis belonged to the Society of Old Brooklignites. Wilcox led Wilcox Greene law firm at 1 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Demarest
Passaic County
N. J
Hosital
Paterson
Demarest
James Hogencamp
Main Street
Joseph D. Willis
Society of Old Brooklignites
Theodore. B. Willis
Monntisco
Nss
BP. Wills
Brooklyn
Franklin Augustus Wilcox
Madison Avenue
A. A. Fraser, Jr
New Milford
Conn
Wilcox
Greene County
N. Y
University of New York
Wilcox & Greene
Broadway
Holme Baby Born in Bauru on August 25
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Holme at their home 527 West 12st Street in Bauru on August 25, the announcement notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauru. Holme
L. BR. Holme
West
Elvis Teague and Kerrickelly Cozzens Wedding Announced
In Newark New Jersey auxiliary Minnie Teague and C Ray Ellis announce Florence Grant Cor for William Joseph. Edith Percival to N Morgan in Morgan Percival and Morgan arrangements dated August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis—Teague
Newark
N. J
Aux
Minnie Te Ae
C. Ray Ellis
Kilekelly Cozzens
Florence Grant Cor Bie
William Joseph Ixilkethy- Morgan
AUK
Edith Percival
Steward N. Morgan
Died Notices From New York and Passaic Area
Obituary notices list numerous individuals with ages and funeral details across Paterson Yonkers Newark Jersey City and Passaic. Entries include burial plans at Sleepy Hollow Laure Cemetery and services at St Pauls Church plus private funerals.
Obituary Notices From Jersey City area Aug 23 24
Death notices list names, ages, and funeral details across Jersey City Brooklyn Hoboken and surrounding towns with entries for Sarah Hacker Helen Neaeler Anna Lewis Kathryn Reiley James Thomas Mary Thompson and others. Interments and services scheduled for Aug 24 25 and following days in local cemeteries and churches.
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East Sork
Nestle Kaiser
Jane
Long Brinch
N. Os
Kate Laafriy
Puneral
Law
SSS
Ellenees
Magdalena Ler
Noarreay Leunarmd
Seney Hospital
Grovkion
Aus
Anmilia Lianard
N. J
Phoebe M. Lions
East Newark
Marr
McSheley
Lyndhurst
Ave
Mary W Arnes McSeeter
Maltinius
Ava
Ernest Maltarta
Myrtle
Treekion
Es E Meurle
Alven
Newark
Matilia M. Meurle
Yer. Murray
Grove St
Jersey City
Catharine Murray
Obrien
Hotchiken
Frances Cecile ( Brien
Oconnor
William O'Connor
Cherry St
Mary Oy Nell
Ford Peppard
Kincston
John Hippard
Reilly
West 216Th St
Natherine Reilix
Reuter
Summit
Charl’s Reuter
Sanderson
Mary Jane
Sam, Jetson
SAUPE
Avenuv
Frank W. Supe
Stierdy
Shirmer
East
Evina B
Rose Stumpf
Sull'van
14Th St
Hoboken
Timothy Sullfyta
Taylor
Hatchett's Point
Samuel Taylor
Th. Thomas
Decatur
Brooklyn
James H. Thomas
M. Thompson
Halsey St
Brookiss
Mary V. Thompson
Tranberg
Arlington Av
Ane
Wilhelmine Tranbereg
van. Blarcom
Gergen St
Brook Irn
Jane van Blarcom
Datersan. Ward
Samaritan Hospital
Elizabeth Ward
Fumerato Morware
Mass for Edward J. Markey at St Aloysius Church
Mass for Edward J. Markey will be held at St Aloysius Church located at 12d St and 7th Ave on August 26. The brief notice lists the date and place for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
Edward J. Markey
St Aloysius’s Church
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessibility and Lot Pricing
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Wooster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars in telephore at 4855 Gramercy for Books of Views or representative. Office located at 296 East 23rd Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Wooster
Jerome Avenue
ST. N
City
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Estelle Wentworth
Lillian Lloyd
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Mrs. Corey
Liner
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Hermann
Public Service Commission
Tric Service
Bond
Peterson
Social Notes
Wiliam Wetmore Cryder
Miss Mary Cryder
Washington, D. C
Reginald Ronalds
Thora Scott Ronalds
Clarence H. Mackay
Matilda Townsend
Ritchie
H. G. Squiers
Panama
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Robert Gibson
California
Sierras
Garret A. Hobart, Jr
Poland Springs
C. E. Pelham
Miss Pelham
Deer Park
Woodstock
N. H
Lawrence H. Boynton
Frederick Townsend
Yonkers
Rowayton
Walter Keys
Mastings-on- Hudson
Sidney J. Smith
New Cliff
William Lawrence
New Castle, N. H
Silas W. Terry
U. S. Nw
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Joseph Widener
Keila
A. Bener
JSF
Mrs
Daniel Guggenheim
Mr. Guggenheim
Idaho
Stephen B. Elkins
Katherine Elkins
Louisbourg
G. P. Eustis
Boy
Admiral Merrell III
Merriam
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Donald G. Mitchell Weaker
Squadron
Liu
Joe
Sadie
Fifth Avenue
Fortyninth Street
Squadron, A
Alabama
Boerja
Great Western Life Insurance Company
Great Lakes
Perance Town
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Son
Hotel Victoria
Joseph ‘C. Hornblower
Knox
Fifth Ave
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York
Singer Building
Putnam’s and the Reader
Mrs. Clinton
Roosevelt
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Walt Whitman
Titer
Ith
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Laure TH Cemetery
Macbean
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Tate
South Broadway
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Sleepy Hallow
Caroline M. Roberts
Wilert A. Hoberts
Willard
H. Browte
North Broadsay
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Townsend
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Necerby
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Mors
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Ramin W
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Hoisse
Walden
Anna Biza
Cay
Charles C. Tarthing
Wickes
la Grangevil't
Mary Wickes
M. EB. Church
la Grangeville
Sudeenly
New Mileard
Franklin A. Willcox
al Low
20Th St
4Th Av
Central
Belmont
Meyer
Binzen
Pambridge
John Binzen
O ’ Brown
Tichenor St
Bridget Brown
Case
William Case
St. Luke's Hospital
Earl B. Coe
Condon
Columbus Av
Mar_garet Condon
Coulston
William Arthur Coulston
Davis
Kingston
Susan E. Davis
Drake
West End
Johanna Drake
Durham
Roscoe Durham
Ebert
Bereen
Jacob Ebert
BE. Egan
Bloomfield
James Egar
Ehlinger
Springfield Av
Carrie Ehlinger
Elias
Minnie Flias
Faas
East Ssth St
Elizabeth Faas
Fisher
Elizabeth Fisher
West 9Th St
Carl Frederick
Fullem
Glenwood
Matthew W. Fullem
Dird
George Wolfe
Hemnrian
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frame B. Campbell
Chelecay
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