Melis Leaves Thais to Miss Garden in New York Debut
The new Manhattan Opera House prima donna Mme Carmen Melis, a Sardinian by birth and wife of a Chilean, will not sing Thais this season but hopes to perform Tosca Desdemona Madama Butterfly and Andrea Chénier in New York. Massenet praised her after Rome, she discusses intrigue with Miss Garden, and Cesare Castelfranco is writing an opera Melisende for her.
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Manhattan Opera House
Thais
Rome
Mme. Carmen-Melis
Martin's
Madison Square
Massenet
Faust
Manon
Aassenet
Manon Lescaut
Puccini
Cavalleria Rusticana
Tris
Madama Butterfly
Andrea Chenier
Adriana Lecouvreur
Wally
Mefistofele
Otello
Fedora
Albaires
Hemmes
Mme. Carmen Melis
Genoa
Cesare Castelfranco
Livyreni
Italy
Sarah Bernhardt
New York
Butterfly
Novara
Rovereto
Austria
Constanzi Theatre
Ferrara
San Carlo
Naples
Massimo Theatre
Palermo
Venice
Khedival Theatre
Cairo
Vodz
Russia
Warsaw
Odessa
Brescia
Geneva
Khedival Palace
McCormack Sings Irish Ballads at Manhattan Opera House
The Sunday night concert at the Manhattan Opera House drew a packed crowd for John McCormack’s Irish ballads. He was recalled after his first number and stayed on despite an extended program. Other performers included Jasecha Bron with Saint-Saens and Wieniwaski works, Mme Cavalieri singing Herodiade aria, and artists Trentini Miranda Mazarin Crabbe Laskin Devries Nallier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Manhattan Opera House
Hammerstein
McCormack
Arthur Hammerstein
Sammarco
de la’ Fuente
Jasecha Bron
Volpe Symphony Orchestra Opens Season At Carnegie Hall
Arnold Volpe conducts a young-ensemble program at Carnegie Hall marking the debut of many players with the Volpe Symphony Orchestra. Mme Arral sings excerpts from Alceste and Der Freischutz as the group performs Bach D major Suite, Beethoven Fourth Symphony, Oberon Overture and Berlioz Carnival Romain.
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Philharmonic Society
New York Symphony Orchestra
Russian Symphony Orchestra
People’s Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Volpe
Mme. Arral
Alceste
der Freischutz
Bach
Beethoven
Berlioz
Bridge for Charity Draws Social Elite in Plaza Event
One of the era’s largest bridge tournaments unfolds tomorrow afternoon at the Plaza to aid the Night Camp tuberculosis effort led by Dr. Holbrook Curtis. Tickets are five dollars. many prominent women including Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt participate, with prizes of English silverware donated by the Vanderbilts. Frederick Townsend Martin manages the event and James B. Elwell directs the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Townsend Martin
James B. Elwell
Elwell
Phil Lydig
S. S. Menken
Schemmerhorn
Kernochan
George Holt
Trevor Park
G. G. McMurtry
Otto Kahlen
Jules Bach
H. Gary
Bradley Martin, Jr
Jefferson Seligman
Archer M. Huntington
William Salomon
W. Trali
Frederick A. Sherman
Graham
Misses Sands
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Edmund L. Bayles
John R. Drexel
Oliver H. P. Sermont
J. Lee Taller
van Rennselaer
H. de B. Parsons
William Manice
Hermann Celrichs
Archibald G. Thacher
Frederick Martin Davies
Bradish Johnsecn Carroll
Harry T. Feters
W. D. Morgan
Henri P. Wertheim
John O'Neill
Samuel D. Babcock
Oscar Richards
Miller Lawrence Nuptials
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Margery Coolidge Lawrence and Robert McMillan Miller on Thursday afternoon December 23 at the Church of the Transfiguration. Miss Lawrence’s sister Mrs Randall Haguer is matron of honor with a list of bridesmaids and maids of honor. Best man is Egmont Schermerhorn. ushers include Charles Jackson Perry Bogue Roger Bullard Arthur Van Rensselaer Thompson and Augustine N Lawrence Jr. A luncheon and bachelor dinner precede the wedding. Engagement announced about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Coolidge Lawrence
Augustine Nicholas Lawrence
Robert McMillan Miller
Church of the Transfiguration
Miss Lawrence
Randall Haguer
Marion Miller
Gertrude Montague Eyre
Francis Beverly Eyre
Kinge Werner
Ruth Haton
Joseph Carlton Berden
James Merritt Steele
Steele
Miller
Columbia
New York Taw School
Egmont Schermerhorn
Charles Jackson
Perry Bogue
Roger Bullard
Arthur van Rensselaer Thompson
Augustine N. Lawrence, Jr
Birth of George Augustus Lung in de Peyster family
A son was born yesterday to Dr. George Augustus Lung U S N and Mrs. Lung at the home of Mrs. Lung's mother Mrs. Frederick J de Peyster. The child will be named George Augustus Lung after its father. This is the first grandchild for Mrs. de Peyster whose other married children are F Ashton de Peyster and Mrs. William Brock Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lung
English Actor Matheson Lang To Join New Theatre Company
English actor Matheson Lang arrived in New York to join The New Theatre company. He has appeared in The School for Scandal and Romeo and Juliet among others and has never been in the United States before. Matinees of Antony and Cleopatra at The New Theatre tomorrow and December 13 will start at 2 30 for city school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matheson Lang
New Theatre Company
New York
Antony and Cleopatra
Yale Comedy Chosen for New York Appearances
Yale University Dramatic Association selects Boucicault comedy London Assurance for annual New York run on Jan 3 and 4 at the Waldorf Astoria. Capt Ted Coy is among candidates for Max Warkaway as the troupe tours Meriden Washington and New Haven with graduates overseeing and Chappell Johnston managing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University Dramatic Association
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Boucicault
London Assurance
Sheridan
Yale Association
Goldsmith
Ibsen
Henry TV
Ted Coy
Max Warkaway
Meriden
Conn
Washington
New Haven
Samuel R. Betts
Otto T. Barnard
J. Sanford Barnes, Jr
Harry Payne Whitney
Sherman Day
Howard S. Borden
Payne Whitney
Thomas B. Clarke, Jr
Cortland OD. Barnes
Raymond Ives
Robert Mallory
Georges. Chappell
Franklin Johnston
Harvard Dramatic Club to stage The Scarecrow this week
Cambridge press reports Harvard Dramatic Club presents Percy Mackaye tragedy The Scarecrow with student actors stage managers and musicians rehearsing for over a month Shows set for Brattle Hall Tuesday and Thursday and Jordan Hall Boston Saturday Note the first Harvard performances featuring women in leading roles after faculty approval J C Savery stars as Lord Ravensbane Marian Gregg See alumna leads female role
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Dramatic Club
Percy Mackaye
Brattle Hall
Jordan Hall
Boston
Harvard
Radcliffe
Mackaye
Hawthorne
J. C. Savery
Lord Ravensbane
Lord Ravensbane, Miss Marian Gregg
Ady
Beck Plans First Legitimate Drama Venture With Brady
Vaudeville manager Martin Beck teams with William A. Brady for a four act drama The Woman Who Knew by C N Barnett of Louisville. Production set around March 15 with Helen Grantley starring in a cast of thirty four. Brady to stage the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Beck
William A. Brady
C. N. Barnett
Louisville
Helen Grantley
Mr. Brady
Bishop Goodsell Dies at Home in New York
Bishop Daniel Ayres Goodsell of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at 6 a.m. at his home 15 St Nicholas Place after weeks of illness from diabetes and a carbuncle. He was nearly 70, born November 5 1840 in Newburg. Survived by wife S F Loweree and two daughters Anna and Bertha. He served in New York Brookline Mass and New Haven Conn and was an authority on marine life and fossils. His funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Daniel Ayres Goodsell
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Nicholas Place
Bishop Goodsell
Newburg
Buel Goodsell
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
First Church of
New Haven, Conn
Shortbeach
New Haven
Goodsell
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic
Christian Advocate
Board of Education
China
Japan
Korea
Italy
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Germany
Scandinavia
Finland
United States
Brookline
Mass
Charles Fowler
New York East
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Baltimore
Granite Bay
Wesleyan University
New York University
LL. D
Dickinson University
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Sixteenth Street
New York Symphony delivers varied program at The New Theatre
The New York Symphony Society gave a Sunday concert at The New Theatre featuring Schumann’s Rhenish Symphony Haydn’s D major cello concerto performed by newcomer Joseph Malkin and Goldmark’s lively Scherzo. Malkin’s technique and tone drew enthusiastic applause while the orchestra’s playing and the scenic stage arrangement earned strong praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Symphony Society
New Theatre
Schumann
Haydn
Damrosch
Goldmark
Joseph Malkin
Gevaert
Malkin
Mendelssohn
Dick Whittington Rehearsals Set for This Week
The Dick Whittington cast begins rehearsals this week with principals Louise Dresser Dorothy Webb Trene Dillon Katy Eleanor Edward Favor Alexander Clark A Hill Mostyn Hope H Clark the three Keatons Cook and Lorenz Dillon plays Dick She has Australian stage experience under J C Williamson but is new to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whittington
Louise Dresser
Dorothy Webb
Trene Dillon
Katy Eleanor
Edward Favor
Alexander Clark
A. Hill
Mostyn Hope
H. Clark
Theatrical Notes Brighten New York Stage Evening
Orme Caldara returns as Frederick Brent in His Name on the Door at the Garden Theatre tonight. Two special matinees of Mrs. Daltow for crippled children benefit are set for Dec 14 and 15 at the Hackett Theatre. Vaughan Glaser’s St Elmo comes to the Academy of Music Dec 13, dramatized by Willard Holcomb. The Century Theatre Club and Camera Club host parties for The Fourth Estate at Wallick’s Theatre tonight. Camera Club guests include Sylvester Nolan actor Tom Hadaway. Mrs Lillian E Bradley rehearses a farce with opera features by Adolph Bernhard and Harry Lewis. Mathew Bauman is in the company. Dixie Club entertainment at Lyceum Theatre tomorrow features William Farnum in The Mallet’s Masterpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orme Caldara
Frederick Brent
Garden Theatre
Mr. Caldara
The
Shuberts
Kate Jordan
Mrs. Daltow
Hackett Theater
Association For the Aid of Crippled Children
Vaughan Glaser
St. Elmo
Academy of Music
Augusta Evans Wilson
Willard Holcomb
Century Theatre Club
Camera Club
Wallack
Tom Hadaway
Sylvester Nolan
Actress to Rewed Husband in Buzzard's Bay Ceremony
Annie Ward Tiffany known as Biddy Rowan from The Shadows of a Great City will remarry her ex husband Charles C. Green theatrical manager. The couple, once married thirty years ago, plan a Buzzards Bay ceremony to mark their thirtieth anniversary and reside there after the remarriage. Green promoted theatrical ventures while Tiffany starred at Wallack's Theatre before retiring to Buzzard's Bay near Joseph Jefferson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Annie Ward Tiffany
Biddy Rowan
Charles C. Green
Green
Wallack’s
New York
Buzzard’s Bay
Joseph Jefferson
South America
Saratoga County Society Dinner at Waldorf Tonight
The Saratoga County Society holds its annual dinner next Wednesday at the Waldorf Astoria with 100 covers. Ex-Judge William D. McNulty will preside, and speakers include Senator Edgar T. Brackett Edward M. Shepard George Barry Mallon and Justice James W. Houghton. Twenty-five Saratoga County residents will attend.
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Saratoga
Henry A Willard Dead in Walpole New Hampshire
Henry Augustus Willard aged 87 the last of three Washington Willard brothers died in Walpole New Hampshire after a period of feeble health. He owned substantial Washington business district property and his wife died last month. The funeral will be held here on Wednesday afternoon.
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Walpole, N. H
Henry Augustus Willard
Willard Brothers
Washington, D. C
Willard
Washington
Death of Samuel R. Beardsley Prominent Industrialist
Samuel R. Beardsley president of the Vulcan Detining Company and director in Haile Gold Mining and Worcester Salt died suddenly of heart disease yesterday afternoon at his home 11 West Eighty-first Street Newark. He was 65 or 66 and left a widow formerly Miss Marshall of New York. His Eighty-first Street house served as a temporary winter home.
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Samuel R. Beardsley
Vulcan Detining Company
Haile Gold Mining Company
Worcester Salt Company
West Eighty-first Street
Mr. Beardsley
Newark
Clinton Avenue
Eighty-first Street
Miss Marshall
New York
Doctor Joseph Warren Dies at 33 in Chicago
Dr. Joseph Warren assistant professor of history at the University of Chicago died today from blood poisoning caused by an ulcerated tooth. He was 33 and a 1897 graduate. Survived by his widow.
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Chicago
Joseph Warren
University of Chicago
Prince Enrico Ruspoli Died at His Nemi Chateau
Prince Enrico Ruspoli died at his Nemi chateau. Born in Rome in 1877, he wed Mrs. Enfield Bruton in Washington on March 2, 1901. He was the second son of Prince Luigi Ruspoli and cousin to Prince Francesco Ruspoli, head of a renowned Italian family. An uncle, Prince Paoli, married Rosalie Van Zandt of Newark.
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Rome
Enrico Ruspeli
Nemi
Washington
Enfield Bruton
Nashville
Eugenia Berry
Oak Hill
Enrico Ruspoli
Luigi Ruspoli
Francesco Ruspoli
Prince Paoli
Marco Eee Rosalie van Zandt
Newark
Arthur M Prime longtime Brooklyn stage manager dies
Arthur M Prime, stage manager of the Gsiety Theatre in Brooklyn, died at his home on Hooper Street. Born in Brooklyn sixty two years ago, he began as a stage manager's assistant, later serving at the Novelty and Star Theatres. For twelve years he worked with Hyde & Behman Amusement Copy and belonged to the Theatrical Managers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Prime
Gsiety Theatre
Brooklyn
Hooper Street
Novelty Theatre
Star Theatre
Mr. Prime
Hyde & Behman Amusement Copy
Theatrical Managers’ Association
Schumann-Heink Absent. Meitschik Substitutes At Opera House
Mme Schumann-Heink was announced for last night at the Metropolitan Opera House but illness forced her to cancel. Mme Meitschik substituted. other soloists included Mme de Pasquali Umberto Sancarli and Robert Blass. Max Bendix led the orchestra in Goldmark Sakuntala L Arlesienne Vorspiel and other numbers. audience size was affected by the late change.
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Mme
Schumann-Heink
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Meitschik
Mme. de Pasquali
I Puritani
Venzano
Umberto Sancarli
Cavalleria Rusticana
Goldmark
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for insertion in The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief item indicates how readers should submit marriage and death notices for publication.
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New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Born notices list newborns at local households including Ba ruch Becker Korones Mayer Ronsheim and Witte families with boys and girls born on late November and early December dates in 1920s era record.
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Baruch
Z. Baruch
Becker
Korones
Karl Korones
Mayer
Emanuel Mayer
Ronsheim
David Ronsheim
Witte
Max Witte
Marital notices from Belle Lauber to Simon Baer and others
A list of婚婚 notices from various cities including Newark Long Island and Orange announcing transfers of affections and marriages. Names include Bella Lauber to Simon Baer Mabel Van Ness to George Beacome Jr Estelle Hesse to Henry Carson Gertrude Harman to Lester Crane Henrietta Bendheim to Benjamin Hirsch and many more with dates in November and December.
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Leo Kaplan
Levin—Cohenno
Hattie H. Cohenno
Nathan Levin
McGovern
Dormagen
Anna C. Dormagen
George W. McGovern
Moos—Holzer
Minnie Holzer
Joseph Moos
Paddock
Bezzini
Mario Bezzini
Otto Peck
Perry
Robert
Margaret Robert
Walter Perry
Santa Cruz
Obituary notices from New York city 1909
A list of bereavements with names and funeral plans across New York area. Entries include Mrs Mabel E Anderson and George Atkinson with services, Samuel Beardsley with notice of funeral, Mary J Brown, Thomas Buckley, Anthony Burniston, Sara Platt Caulkins, August Coha, George Crocker, Maklon Day, Lizzie Henschel, Emile Huber, Louise Iselin, Ralph Ives, Augustus Jenkins, Ellen Klauser and others. Funeral locations include Mount Morris Park West, Albany Rural Cemetery, St. Mathews Church, Troy, St. Pauls Church Troy, Church of the Transfiguration, St Patrick's Cathedral, and various private residences. Dates referenced range Dec 3–8, 1909, with multiple service times.
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Anderson
Mabel E
C. Edgar
Mary H. Anderson
Mount Morris Park West
Atkinson
Key West
Fla
George
Albany Rural Cemetery
Beardsley
Samuel R. Beardsley
Brown
Nyack
N. Y
Mary J
Charles S. Brown
John Tooker
St. Mathew's P. E. Church
Sith St
Central Park West
Phoebe Buckley
St. Paul's Church
Troy
Burniston
Anthony Stoutenburgh Burniston
William C. Burniston
Marlboro-on-Hudson
Marlboro
Weehawken
Caulkins
Detroit
Mich
Sara Fairchild Platt
Edward Burns Caulkins
COHA
Campbell Building
Crocker
East 64Th St
George Crocker
St. Thomas’s Church
California
Rochester
Maklon Day
Edward M
Charlotte Seymour
Christ Church
Henschel
Lizzie
Ernestine
Joachim Henschel
Albert
Alexander
Joseph
J. M. Stettiner
Flora
Weat 180Th St
West 180Th St
Emile Andrew Huber
Ethel Buckingham
John B. Huber
Park Av
56Th St
Iselin
New York
Louise Caylus
Adrian Iselin, Jr
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Ives
Ralph Olmsted Ives
West 58Th St
Jenkins
Englewood
N. J
Augustus &. Jenkins
William L. Jenkins
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York and Beyond
Deaths reported in Yonkers and Brooklyn from December 4 1909 with funeral details for Louis Linder Michael McCormick Giffard Arthur Nelson Julia Nightingale Ellen Lewis Maud Banning Bridget Quinn Elsie S Welsh Saltus Therese Serra Mary Titus Stephen Underhill Mary Williams Isabella Penman Mary Dayton Woods etc including services times addresses and interment locations in Woodlawn St Raymond's Kennebunk Me Old Lyme Conn and other sites. Notices include Cincinnati and New Jersey entries with local observances and funeral arrangements.
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St. Raymond's
San Francisco
Cal
Harrowgate
England
Nelson
Giffard Arthur Nelson
S. Giffard Nelson
Bertha J. Hills
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Lafayette Av
St. James Place
Brooklyn
Boston
Nightingale
Julia Stuart Nightingale
Halsey St
N. Y
Ogden
Ellen Lewis
Robert
Central Presbyterian Church
Sith St
Broadway
7Th Av
Kennebunk
Bridget Quinn
Campbell
Saltus
Paris
Elsie S Welsh Saltus
Edward A. Smith
M. D
Rebecca M. Welsh
Philadelphia
Serra
Therese Serra
Frank Campbell
Titus
Mary T
George P. Titus
East Williston
S. 1
East Thirty-fourth St
New York
Underhill
Stephen
Cornelia Underhill
Williams
Mary
Joseph Williams
Joseph A
Mary Little Jackson
West 142d
Wood
Spring Garden St
Isabella Penman
Thomas Wood
Woods
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Notices list residents including Enwin H Trafford of Leonia and Benjamin V Van Pelt of Newark with December deaths and funeral details. Charles J Neumann of Newark and William O Neir of Newark St. receive funeral times, with multiple dates in early December and morning services.
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Rachel
South Orange
sMith
Michael
Winterdon
Newark
Trafford
Enwin H
Leonia
Des
van Pelt
Benjamin V
Ae. Neumann
Charles J
Bergen St
O'Ne
William
Newark St
S A. x
Obituary Notices and Memorials in Newark and Brooklyn
A jumble of church mass times memorials and unveiling ceremonies for figures such as Phoebe Absley Edward Brennan Marguerite Gardiner Emma Goethals and Rosa Freund. The notices list dates December 1904 1908 and December 12 at various cemeteries including Monides and the Immaculate Conception with masses at St Josephs Assumption and other churches.
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Absley
the Nativity
Brooklyn
I. Kidd
Henry
McGovern
Mary
Mass
St. Aere of
Newark
N. J
Maxcy
Thomas F
Chives
Ma Immaculate Conception
Omeara
William
Nelson
Jeannette
Maimonides Cemetris
Dee
George
Schlesinger
Clara
Washington Cemetery
Deese
Tad
Thorman
Carrie
Monides
Tierney
dJames
Menwry No
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Trolley and Carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery is easily accessible from Grand Centre Statica Webster Avenue and by trolleys and carriage. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for views or representation. Office at 20 Fast 230 St City.
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Woodlawn
Grand Centre
Statica
Webster Amerome Avenue
Gramercy
Kcka
Trinity Church Noon Services To Be Held
Trinity Church announces noon services featuring Rev Dr J Lewis Parker and preacher Tedus, with detailed schedule noted as 1 MM. te. 62:28 eo Sl.
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Trinity Church
Tedus
J. Lewis
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Peat Cavalieri
Castelfranco
Manhattan
Volpe Symphony Orchestra
Bridge For Charity
Plaza
Miller-Lawrence
Cable
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Brady
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Ism
NEW York Symphony
Henry A. Willard
Samuel R. Bearsley
Prince Enrico Ruspeli
Christmas
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Schumann-Heink III
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Orange
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John F. Lennon
Mentz—Winter
Gertrude Winter
John J. Mentz, Jr
Sinn—Wilson
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Adam Sinn
Ralph E
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Braun Steele
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Yonkers
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St. Ann’s Av
Drew
Elizabeth
Sud West
Gamble
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Goodwin
William S
Lexington Av
Cutrie
Keil
Emi
Mulberry St
P. M. Kistner
Johanna L
St. Ann's Av
Bronx
Lanade
Ludwig
East 85Th St
Leach
George W., Seneca Falls, N. Y
Lubbers
Aaron
East 1Th St
Solomon
Voellmere
Franz
Weiler
Herman
West 143d St
Werner
Frederick
West 104Th St
Wichmann
Mathilde M
Marble
Thill
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Blackmur
Horace A
38Th St
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Amelia S
Hale Av
Donnelly
Margaret J
Emerson Place
Travers
Joseph J
Fulton St
A. M. Watson
Christina
Hicks St
Pauline
Glen Cove
New Jersey
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Whitestone
Catherine
Walnut St
Grant
Fis
Maguire
Catherine E
Sarees St
Johnson
Mannahawkin
Deve
Myers-Stephens
South Orange Av
Heller
Peter
Cherry St
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Chester
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Fifth Ave
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