Venezuela Note Not Satisfactory to German Government
Berlin reports the Venezuelan note to the German minister in Caracas is inadequate and aims to gain time. Joint action with Britain will proceed, with an ultimatum expected soon. German cruisers Amazona Niobe and Ariadne remain in the West Indies awaiting events. In Caracas the British cruiser Indefatigable reached La Guayra with three more warships expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
West Indies
Amazona
Niobe
Germany
Cologne Gazette
Death of Minister Buck in Tokyo hunt
Alfred E. Buck United States Minister to Japan died during a duck hunt near Tokio. Reports cite apoplexy or heart disease as the cause. His body to be sent to Arlington for burial. Mrs Buck and officials in Tokio. Huntington Wilson to become Chargé d Affaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Alfred E. Buck
United States
Japan
Tokio
Col.Buck
Washington
State Department
Hay
Buck
John M. Ferguson
Arlington
Huntington Wilson
Buck, Alfred E. Born in Foxcroft Maine 1832 Civil War officer and diplomat
Alfred E Buck born 1832 Foxcroft Maine pursued teaching, led Lewiston schools, served as Union Colonel, moved South after the war, elected to Forty first Congress for Reconstruction, practiced law in Atlanta, became Clerk and U S Marshal, active Republican leader, Minister to Japan from 1897, married Ellen B Baker in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Buck
Foxcroft
Maine
Lewiston
New England
Col. Buck
Alabama
Atlanta
United States District Court
United States
McKinley
Japan
Ellen B. Baker
Marseilles Strike Frays On As Sailors Join Demand
Marseilles reports no new charges in the strike, a ship owners’ compromise proposal rejected by the strikers. A mass meeting urged captains engineers and port workers across France to halt work. Government to run temporary ferries with navy crews. On Rhone voyage to Bona Algeria crew deserted 250 passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
France
Corsica
Algeria
Tunis
Rhone
Bona
MR Chamberlain in Egypt aboard British cruiser Good Hope
The Good Hope carrying Colonial Secretary Chamberlain arrived at Port Said on December 4 bound for South Africa. He landed in Cairo and received wireless messages en route. Passing Gibraltar he learned of the British German Venezuela action and showed interest in ship operations, even donning a sailor’s suit to inspect the engine room, though the vessel suffered engine trouble causing about twenty hours of delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Good Hope
Chamberlain
South Africa
The
Wild West Buffaloes Barred From England Landing
London authorities ban a herd of Wild West Show buffaloes from landing in England due to the foot and mouth epidemic. President of the Board of Agriculture Hanbury cited disease risk as the reason, delaying the show set to open in London on December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Board of Agriculture
Hanbury
Justice Mayer Distinguishes Hinsdale Letter Theorem
Justice Mayer of the Court of Special Sessions and now presiding in the Children's Court yesterday declared he did not endorse all statements in Justice Hinsdale's letter about alleged shortcomings of the Civil Service Reform Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Mayer
Hinsdale
Court of Special Sessions
Children’s Court
Justice Hinsdale
Civil Service Reform Association
Opposition to German tariff in Berlin protests
The German Woolcombers and Spinners Association protests to the Reichstag against the Tariff bill as altered by the Tariff Committee. The Berlin Social Democrats held mass meetings last night to demonstrate against the violence to the city’s sole parliamentary representatives, with halls crowded by thousands of orderly workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
TIMES
NEW York Times
Association of German Woolcombers
The
Reichstag
Social Democrats
King Leopold Thanks Nation for Support After Rubino Attempt
The Belgian Official Gazette publishes a cable from King Leopold grateful for attachments from all parts of Belgium and abroad after the Nov 15 danger. It notes gratitude for sympathy and his sincere thanks. The Times correspondent reports M Nagels says Rubino acted for the Italian Consulate and betrayed fellow anarchists and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leopold
Rubino
Brussels
The
Times
M. Nagels
Procureur du Roi
Italian Reform Bills Dented by Early Backlash in Rome
London dispatch reports The Times Rome correspondent says Italy's Divorce and Affiliation bill failed to win support at the outset with five of nine preliminary committees voting against it. The fate mirrors earlier divorce bills despite it being a government priority. In contrast the tax relief measure aiding Southern agriculturists won broad approval by seven to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
NEW York Times
London
Rome
the Times
Nordau Praises French Press Yet Questions Sincerity
The Paris bureau of The Times reports Nordau commends French journalists for individual talent and literary flair, noting Paris papers excel in picturesque reporting and artistic taste compared with English and American outlets. He cautions that the impact hinges on perceived sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
TIMES
NEW York Times
Revue Bleu
Paris
Frédéric Lolice
Max Nordau
M. Nordau
No Real Reform in Macedonia Scheme Critiqued
London reports a Times-telegram critique stating the Macedonia reform scheme published in Wednesday papers repeats existing rules and is not observed in practice, offering no feature to inspire public confidence or hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
London
Constantinople
Times
Trade at Odessa Active as Plague Quarantine Ends
The Times correspondent reports Odessa free from plague for over three weeks. Black Sea trade is resuming, with vessels of all sizes hurrying to load vast quantities of cargo accumulated during quarantine. Passenger traffic into the port is exceptionally large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Odessa
Times
Black Sea
Hotel men seek local option amendment for Adirondack resorts
Special to The New York Times from Rochester reports hotel keepers and other proprietors plan a Syracuse meeting on December 16 to form an association. They aim to amend the Local Option law so Adirondack summer hotels may sell liquor and so towns may not vote the issue again. Assemblyman Graeff of Essex County is said to favor licenses for these hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
Syracuse
Adirondacks
Graeff
Essex County
Sale of The Morning Telegraph Receivership
Receiver Masten will prepare and seek sale of The Morning and Sunday Telegraph for 100000 under United States Circuit Court Judge Lacombe orders. The offer arrived via lawyer W H Page Sr who has not identified principals. A 20000 dollar certified check accompanied the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Telegraph
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
Masten
W. H. Page, Sr
Monks Seek French Authorization to Remain at Chartreuse
Paris report notes 97 000 inhabitants in Grande Chartreuse district petition Parliament to authorize the monastery. Grenoble municipality backs the move. Government may require Char treuse liqueur manufacture to halt if authorization granted. The isere preserve area houses a historic monastery founded 1084 with 1137 structure. Monks long have aided local churches schools hospitals and welfare, paying nominal rent since 1793 seizure and 1816 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New York Times
London
Grande Chartreuse
Paris
The
Times
Grenoble
Austria
France
Department
Isére
Chartreuse
Miners Accuse Operators At Anthracite Commission Hearing
Scranton reports the Anthracite Strike Commission hearing as miners protest Coxe and other operators for breaking agreed terms and reclaiming old jobs. Witnesses allege displacement of union leaders and fear of informing Mine Inspectors about dangerous mines. Settlement rumors surface while lawyers assess progress in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Anthracite Strike Commission
Hazleton
Coxe
Commission
New York
W.W. Ross
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Metropolis
Edison On Witness Stand In Phonograph Case
Thomas A. Edison testified as an inventor before Commissioner Shields in a New York Phonographic Company suit against the National Phonographic Company seeking phonograph selling rights. The cross examination stretched from 11 to 1 and throughout the afternoon with limited progress. Edison, very deaf, joked about law practice and refused to certify patent copies, noting he did not recall owning 41,000 shares and suggesting the bookkeeper be asked. The examination resumes Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Commissioner Shields
New York Phonographic Company
National Phonographic Company
Edison Companies
Edison
Washington
Mr. Edison
Edison Phonograph Company
New Social Register 1903 Center of Population at Fifth Ave and 52nd St
The Social Register for 1903 shows the population center at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Fifty-second Street, with 3 220 residences on the east side and 3 208 on the west. It records 516 abroad, 580 marriages, 44 men and 164 women dying, and 594 families returning from abroad since summer. The register lists prominent families by address with maiden names and family members, often including telephone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Fiftieth Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Fourteenth Street
the Publishing Association
St. Louis
Buffalo
Heth Lorton Weds Miss Mary Newbold Lawrence
The wedding at Trinity Chapel united Heth Lorton of Virginia and Miss Mary Newbold Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burling Lawrence. Rev William E Wibbart officiated with Dr George Boiling Lee as best man and an extensive list of ushers. The couple plan residence at Buckingham Hotel and issue at home cards for January Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Lorton
Virginia
Mary Newbold Lawrence
John Burling Lawrence
Trinity Chapel
William E. Wibbart
Miss Agnes Tilton Weds Louis Snyder in Suffern Home
Miss Agnes Ellen Tilton daughter of Justice Edgar Tilton married Louis Irving Snyder at noon in the Tilton home. The Rev. Dr. Edgar Tilton Jr. officiated. Maids of honor and ushers from Psi Upsilon attended. The couple plans to reside in Suffern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Suffern
N. Y
Agnes Ellen Tilton
Edgar Tilton
Louis Irving Snyder
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Second Collegiate Church
New York
Mabel Ruleson Mansfield
E. W. Wallin
Scarsdale
Edwin L. Garvin
Flatbush
Lawrence W. Whitney
Brooklyn
Andharles S. Allen
Sloatsburg
Psi Upsilon
Snyder
Miss Alice Kidd Weds Dr Churchill Carmalt at Wilderhill
In Tivoli Hudson son Wilderhill home the wedding joined Miss Alice Kidd daughter of Mrs Howard Kidd and Dr Churchill Carmalt of New York City. Bishop Potter officiated as guests from New York and elsewhere attended. The bride wore pearl satin over taffeta with pearls and chiffon, maid of honor Annie Lansing, best man James Carmack, uncle William Kidd gave away the bride. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Alice Kidd
Howard Kidd
Churchill Carmalt
New York City
Wilderhill
Tivoli-ca-Hudson
New York
Bishop Potter
Annie Lansing
James Carmack
William Kidd
Saratoga
Nyack Wedding at First Baptist Church
A fashionable wedding was held at 7:30 PM in Nyack New York at the First Baptist Church. Groom Ralph Ormsby Smith, son of David D. Smith, wed Miss Bertha Lawrence Potter daughter of E H Potter with Rev Skenington officiating. Bridesmaids Elsie Potter and Margaret Maynard. best man Simon De R. Maynard. ushers Charles Wheaton Raymond Potter William Baldwin and Frederick Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Nyack
N. Y
First Baptist
Ralph Ormsby Smith
David D. Smith
Bertha Lawrence Potter
E. H. Potter
J. Skenington
Elsie Potter
Margaret R. Maynard
Simon de R. Maynard
Charles Frederick Wheaton
Yonkers
Raymond B. Potter
Grand View
William S. Baldwin
Frederick V. Green
Burford and Slidell Wed in Washington Home Ceremony
Miss Louise Burford and William Johnson Slidell of New York married at noon in the bride’s Washington home in a ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. Rev D J Stafford officiated. The bride wore lace and chiffon with pearls. gifts included a necklace from the bridegroom and a pendant from his sister the Duchesse Gavotti Verospi. Best man was Henry Elliott Waggaman. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Louise Burford
William Johnson Slidell
New York
D. J. Stafford
Duchesse Gavotti Verospi
Paris
Ellen Slidell
Princeton
N. J
Henry Elliott Waggaman
Army lieutenant wed in Plattsburg ceremony
First Lieut Charles Bertody Stone of the Twenty third Infantry married Katherine Bonesteel at Fines Barracks Plattsburg The bride is daughter of Mrs C H Bonesteel The ceremony included a cake cut with the groom s sword A quiet wedding followed the recent death of the bride s father Major C H Bonesteel Bridesmaid was Mary Bonesteel Best man Philip Stone Baker of San Francisco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg, N. Y
Charles Bertody Stone
Twenty-third Infantry
United States Army
C. B. Stone
San Francisco
Cal
Katherine’ Bonesteel
C. H. Bonesteel
Fines Barracks
Mary Bonesteel
Philip Stone Baker
Advent Mission Services Across City Churches
Advent mission services continued in Protestant Episcopal churches. The Lord Bishop of Thetford spoke at Church of Zion and St. Timothy on training missionaries and noted a dearth of men for ministry in England. Bishop Burgess of Long Island lamented luxury in modern churches. Cambridge's Dr Edward Abbott and others discussed Christianity and ethnic religions. Evening programs covered the topic. Work among southern African American communities was highlighted at St George's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent
Thetford
England
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
West Fifty-seventh Street
Long Island
St. Paul’s Chapel
Mission Fund
Edward Abbott
Cambridge
Mass
Lyman Abbott
Elwood E. Worcester
John FP. Peters
St. Michael’s Church
Amsterdam Avenue
South
St. George’s Church
President Butler's Wife Ill at Home
Mrs. Nichols Murray Butler, wife of Columbia University President Nicho las Murray Butler, is seriously ill at the family residence 119 East Thirtieth Street. She has been under a physician’s care for days and is described as run down and suffering nervous prostration though she showed improvement last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
East Thirtieth Street
Holiday number of New York Times Saturday Review of Books
The annual holiday issue showcases best new books with two lists of fifty titles and a children's guide. An essay on Christmas books, reviews of Saintsbury and Hogarth, and features on The Diamond Mines of South Africa and The Animals of North America fill its pages. Readings from London and New York illuminate current literature and book trade activity in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Saturday Review OF Books
NEW York Times
Saturday Review
Paris
Berlin
Leipsic
Vienna
Rome
New York Times Saturday Review
England
Walter Scott
Witlington Irving
Charles Dickens
Boswell
Johnson
Manhattan
John White Chadwick
Mr. Saintsbury
Russell Sturgis
Austin Dobson
Hogarth
Swami Abhedananda
South Africa
Newgate
Old Bailey
Northeen
Dunn
New York
Boston
London
John Cotton Dana
Miss Hunt
Christmas fund appeals for prison league aid
Mrs Ballington Booth of the Volunteers Prisoners League asks for funds to provide Christmas in homes for the needy. The plan includes outfits for children, turkey and groceries, fuel, stockings, and visits to families, including those of prisoners. Donations may be sent to 38 Cooper Square, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballington Booth
Volunteers
Cooper Square
New York City
Public Education Discussed at Annual Association Meet
The seventh annual meeting of the Public Education Association convened in the Assembly Hall of the Board of Education. President Schuyler Van Rensselaer opened with an address praising the association’s strength and the merit system for teachers. President Butler of Columbia delivered the principal speech on Public Education, calling it a major urban problem and urging teachers to safeguard the individuality of each child in the public system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Education Association
Board of Education
Death of Charles H Dow Former Wall Street Journal Editor
Charles H Dow, longtime editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal and founder of Dow Jones & Co, died at his Brooklyn home after a brief illness. Born in Connecticut, he worked for The Springfield Republican and Providence papers before reporting mining stocks in 1880. In 1882 he co founded the Dow Jones news agency and leaves a widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dow
Wall Street Journal
Wall Street
Dow, Jones & Co
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Springfield Republican
Providence Press and Star
Providence Journal
Mail and Express
Edward D. Jones
Charles M. Bergstresser
News Agency
Obituary notes of railroad men and notable figures
Obituary notes recall several railroad and public service figures: William Henry Welsh a traveling passenger agent for New York Central died in Yonkers after a brain tumor. James H Aldrich ex-cashier for the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis RR found dead in Kansas City from lung hemorrhage. Ellen Orbeson widow of John Harris and Confederate nurse died in Florence at eighty six. Abial W Sibley prominent Christian Advent minister died in Boston of apoplexy at sixty nine. Noble P Cowes Catskill merchant and former Post master and two-term State Loan Commissioner died at eighty four. Franklin B Noyes former NYP&B RR official died at Stone?ington Conn aged seventy one. Alonzo Carr early Mott Haven settler found dead of apoplexy in the Bronx at 136th Street aged seventy three. William Purdy ex Chicago Public Works Commissioner died in Chicago. William Welsh survived by widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatliam Henry Welsh
Yonkers
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
James H. Aldrich
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis Railroad Company
Ellen Orbeson
John Harris
United States
Venice
Florence
Italy
Orbeson
Christian Advent Society
Boston
Elder Sibley
The
Mission Society
Noble P. Cowes
Catskill
N. Y
Windham
Franklin Babcock Noyes
New England
Old
New York, Providence and
Stonington, Conn
Connecticut
George E. Lounsbury
Alonzo B. Carr
East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street
Bronx
Mott Haven
Demorest & Carr
Willliam H. Purdy
Chicago
Purdy
Baltimore
Illinois Central Railroad
Carter H. Harrison
de Witt C. Cregier
William Henry Welsh
New_York Central Railroad Company
Tuckahoe
Westchester County
A New Collar Ez and W Icaria Brief Business Notice
Ez and W Icaria publish a short business notice about a new collar product. Details are limited but indicate introduction of a new item line and potential availability.
Marshall Waller wedding in Chicago on Dec 8 1902
Virginia Alexander daughter of James B. Wailer and Lucy A. Wailer marries Fielding Lewis Marshall of New York City in Chicago on December 8 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall—Waller
Chicago
Virginia Alexander
James B. and
Lucy A. Wailer
Fielding Lewis Marshall
New York City
Obituary notices from New York area deaths in early December
Death notices list multiple individuals with ages and funeral details across Brooklyn and Manhattan including John Cox Barton 84 85, Adolph Benjamin, Martha Howard Thurston Carter, William Few Chrystie, Charles H Dow, Patrick Farrell, Anne Leahy, Lillian Love, Gertrude Nie wenhous, James Stieglitz, William Henry Welsh, Henry Oltmans Zollinhofer. Services at residences and churches with dates December 4 5 6 7 1902. interments in Calgary Providence Saint All Saints and private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrystie
Hastingson-Hudson
William Few Chrystie
New York City
Dow
Charles H. Dow
Esa
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
Adler
Mary
Clinton St
Aubrookian
Armenag
Bensco
Beck
Daniel
Brendel
John
W. Brown
James
Benz
Henry
Byrnes
Patrick
Bailey
Albert
Ad Barrett
Catherine A
A Chambers
Curley
John E
Cohen
Essex
My Crane
Mary E. G
Ridge
Farrell
Jonn
E. 47Th
Freeman, R. Y
Columbus Ay
E. 10Th
Gardella
Ange
F. Tith &T
Baxter St
Weaee
Minton
Robert T
E. 11Th
Meegan
Ellen
St Mottola
Saverne
Mulberry
Park
McGrath
McShane
Grace
Nichols
Catherine
Price
Frank
Macdougal
Peterson
Susan
Rosenthal
Robert
Rogers
Etta M
Lenox
Rosenblum
Jacob
Monroe St
Ritz
Helen M
Reilly
Terence
Stoevelandt
Dietrich
Williams
Annie
St Peswee
Wulff
Emilie
Elizabeth
St. Wetzel
Weiler
Pauline
Sato
Baptist Social Union Elects Officers at Savoy Hotel
The Baptist Social Union held its 33rd annual meeting at the Savoy Hotel with officers elected for the coming year. President D. L. Wing and others announced, as Rev Dr. R. P. Johnston spoke on The Baptist Congress stressing debate as a safety valve for creed testing and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Social Union
Savoy Hotel
D. L.wing
M. J. Ennis
E. H. Conklin
C. W. Houghton
D. C. Ling
R. P. Johnston
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Baptist Congress
Tiffany & Co Gift Stock Stuns With Holiday Range
Tiffany and Co preparations for the holidays are complete with a larger stock of pearls, precious stones and gem jewelry than any rival. The assortment exceeds previous collections in richness and price variety, and early shoppers gain better choice from a full stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Tiffany & Co
Siberian Squirrel Stoles Feature Fashionable Lengths and Prices
C Shayne, manufacturer at 42nd Street near 6th Avenue, offers complete stoles in Siberian squirrel fur with muff matching. Prices listed are 50, 65, and 85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shayne
6Th Av
Death of an Eccentric Morris Heights Lawyer
John Boyd a wealthy eccentric lawyer of Morris Heights died at home last night from a skull fracture after falling from a ladder while painting his cellar. A 63 year old known for charity he refused help in any task he believed he could do. He leaves a widow a son and a daughter married to the son of ex Commissioner Samuel McMillan of the Park Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyd
Morris Heights
Samuel McMillan
Park Department
Sable dyed fox muffs and boas offered by maker
C C Shayne, manufacturer, sells sable dyed fox muffs at 20 dollars, boas from 20 to 50 dollars, noting the fox is beautiful but not serviceable. Location listed as 41st and 42d Streets near South Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Shayne
Sth
Presbyterian Hospital Anniversary Event details
The Presbyterian Hospital marks its thirty fourth anniversary with a program on Saturday December 4 at 3 PM at the hospital entrance on 70th Street and Madison Avenue. Rev Howard Agnew Johnston will deliver the address. The hospital will be open for inspection from 1 30 to 6 PM and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
70Th St
Madison Avenue
Howard Agnew Johnston
D. D
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la Guayra
MR. Chamberlain
Egypt
King Leopold
Big
NEW Social Register
Lorton—Lawrence
S. M. Barclay
George Battle
John Boothby
Clare Cary
Jefferson Davi Clarence Goodby
Ber J. Harrison
Ol Livingston Jones
Louise Jones
Philip L. Jones
R. E Lewis
Heloise Beck
Adele Gardiner
Alice W. Howlan
Mabel Simmons
C. DuBois Wagstaff
Mary Wagstaff
Edwin A. Stevens
Samuel, Spencer
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Lawrence
B. Elliman
Stephen
William Howiland T
Walter Rutherford
Cortlandt S. van Rensselaer
Norman
Walker, Jr
James Duane Livingston
George W. Young
Rosina Boardman
Henry J. Luce
Emlen N. Lawrence
Lansdale Boardman
W. H. F. Lee
Robert Bolling
Robert E. Lee, Jr
Monroe Banister
T. J. Logan
Blair Bolling
William Madison
Ellen Wise Mayo
Caskie Cavell
Robert Carter
Ethelbert Fairfax
Snyder—Tilton
Carmalt—Kidd
Smith—Potter
Slidell—Burford
Stone—Bonesteel
Advent Mission Services
Happy Christmas Fund
Icaria
Barton
John Cox Barton
Frospect Place
Sthirst
Benjamin
Adolph Benjamin
R.L. Geishewitz
Billings
Addie
Edward K. Lillings
Lug UL
Commonwealth Av
Lancaster
Gearon
Joseph
West 145Th St
Cleveland
Albany
Mairs
Phoenix
Arizona
William _H. Mairs
Remsen St
W. 128Th St
Zollinhofer
Saranac Lake
WN. Y
Henry Oltmans Zollinhofer
Dr. Johnston
Tiffany & Co
Diamond and Gem Merchants
Ansolon
Charles
Riverside
Lebanon
Bornstein
Philip
Fox
Buchner
Charles H
Cornell
Kate
J. Joseph's
Cusick
Margaret
Detjan
Willis
Feris
Michael
Fordham Heights
Frutig
Louis
Haufmann
Barbara
Brook
Hait
Lena
Keelin
St. Ann’s
Lacey
St. Joseph's
Marlow
Caleb
Purcell
Parciey
Uinn
Rosso
Victor
Ewee Ruhl
Darwin
Stwearer Simons
John C
Steetee Warner
Catherine S
Ogden Wacenneeeveners
Wee
Webber
Wenteler
Jost
Wales
Wilka
Anna M
Aechternacht
Mary J
Ellery Seeeere Beckeck
Frank Carl K
German Braesemann
Oes Neerenease
Geese Eeeranne
Christ
George
Hamburg
Clarkin
Marie
Throop Av- Connors
Costello
Jamie
Aberdeen St
Cox
Cuthran
Daly
Mary E
Ae Tae
Cher
Eva
Grattan Stae Earner
Patrick E
Ellis
Qrrin
Kings
O. Hospital
Freeman
Emilie J
Clermont
Gardner
Bertha
Kean Stu
Griffiths
Catharine
N. Sd
Gabriolo
Vinzenzo
Kent Av
Holmes
Jacob Avenu
Ewenss
Zie
Park Place
Eeneel
Lis
James J
Smith St
Jackson
Anton
Roebling Kaluzewich
Owen
Withers
Keenan
William
Hamilton
Landan
Johnson Leonard
Bergen
Ae Leyh
George F
Broadway Bisie
Jerome St Stee
St. John's
Thornton
Jay St
Wee Wee Valery
Tig
Wirth
William R
Ten. Eyck
Wolf
Adelaide O
St Zestler
Jefferson
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