Norse Returns to Society 10 Be Bride
Clare Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Howard of Washington will marry Louis W Coltman of Baltimore at her parents home on Thursday January 9 Invitations to the wedding breakfast will be limited to relatives and close friends The bride formerly renounced society to train as a nurse in Philadelphia and plans settlement and relief work among the poor after marriage Coltman has a winter home at Tiger Bay Florida and will take his bride after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Clare Howard
George H. Howard
Louis W. Coltman
Baltimore
Howati
Philadelphia
Mr. Coltman
Tiger Bay, Fla
Bulgaria's Ruler to Wed Prince Ferdinand to wed Eleonore Gasparine Louise
The engagement is announced between Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Eleonore Caroline Gasparine Louise Princess of Reuss. Ferdinand, born 1861, ruled Bulgaria since 1887 and has two sons and two daughters. Eleonore, born 1860 near Zullichau Prussia, is from the Reuss-Kostritz branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Eleonore Caroline Gasparine Louise
Reuss
Ferdinand Maxmilian Charles Leopold Marie
Ferdinand
Saxe-Coburg-et-Gotha
Marie Louise
Wedding Plans for Ruth Starbuck and A Elliot Ranney
Miss Ruth Starbuck and A Elliot Ranney plan a 4 PM wedding at the Starbuck home 8 East Sixty-fourth Street officiated by Rev Dr Aked. Only relatives attend with a large reception to follow. Attendants include Moss Elsie Tiford and Byrd Wenman. Later quietly at Grace Church Chantry, Mrs Florence Quintard Richardson, daughter of James Quintard, to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Starbuck
A. Elliot Ranney
Dr. Ranney
William H. Starbuck
East Sixty-fourth Street
Dr. Aked
Miss Starbuck
Moss Elsie Tiford
Frank Tilford
Mr. Hanney
Byrd ‘W. Wenman
Oe Satterwhite
Morreee
Me Morgan Rowland
W. F. Rowland
Baroness du Gabe
Paris
Edwin D. Morgan
War Yvernor
New York
Florence Quintard Richardson
Grace Church
Richardson
James Quintard
George Quintard
James H. Brookfield
White Plains
Miss Harriet Duykinck Engaged to Henry Conger
Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead C. Duykinck of Plainfield New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet Denison Duykinck to Henry T. Rutgers Conger of New York and Morristown. Conger is son of Clarence Rapelje Conger of Morristown and a graduate of Williamstown and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead C. Duykinck
Plainfield, N. J
Harriet Denison Duykinck
Henry T. Rutgers Conger
New York
Morristown
Mr. Conger
Clarence Rapelje Conger
Williamstown
Columbia
Coming-out Teas for Society Daughters Locate at Noted Homes
Mrs Edward Lyman Short hosts a reception at 10 West Thirty-seventh Street this afternoon to introduce Miss Anna Livingston Short. Mrs George Howell Benjamin entertains at 140 West Sixty-ninth Street for her daughter Miss Julie de Forest Benjamin. Mrs Henry Warner Slocum offers a 108 East Thirty-eighth Street reception for her daughter Miss Gertrude Slocum. Mrs Charles Avery Doremus hosts at 55 West Fifty-third Street for Miss Katharine Ward Doremus. A further reception for Miss Margaret Smith is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lyman Short
West Thirty-seventh Street
Anna Livingston Short
George Howell Benjamin
West Sixty-ninth Street
Julie de Forest Benjamin
Henry Warner Slocum
Gertrude Slocum
East Thirty-eighth Street
Charles Avery Doremus
Katharine Ward Doremus
West Fifty-third Street
Margaret Smith
Social events staged across New York high society
Mrs. Rysne hosts a reception at 72 West Seventy-second Street while Mrs. Frank B. Burton welcomes guests at 23 East Ninety-second Street for Dorothy Tuckerman. Mrs. James Fulton Slade plans a tea at 154 West Twelfth Street to introduce her daughter Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rysney
West Seventy-second
Frank B. Burton
Paul Tuckerman
East Sixty-ninth Street
Dorothy Tuckerman
James Fulton Slade
Margaret ¥.Ees
West Twelfth Rect
Debutantes Presented at Elegant Society Receptions
Mrs J Edgar Bull hosted a Gramercy Park reception to present daughter Marion Frances Bull with companions Mary Ostrander Elfen Whipple Virginia Duane Nathalie Bailey and Anna Short. Another reception for Abby Putnam Morrison followed at 20 East Forty-ninth Street with guests Marion Willets Adellale Lucia Burton Anna Short Gertrude Slocum Gertrude Smith and two sisters. A third afternoon at 14 West Eleventh Street featured Edna Biddle with assistants and Beatrice Herford recitations. Mrs George Henry Warren hosted informal tea for Elizabeth Williams of Killingworth Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Bull
Gramercy Park
Marion Frances
Miss Bull
Mary Ostrander
Elfen Whipple
Virginia Duane
Nathalie L. Bailey
Anna L. Short
John Adams
Duke of Montrose
Bull
David M. Morrison
East Forty-ninth Street
Abby Putnam Morrison
Morrison
Marion Willets
Adellale
Lucia C. Burton
Gertrude Slocum
Gertrude Smith
William J. Tingue, Jr
Miss Morrison
Sherry's
Edna Biddle
Edward R. Biddle
West Eleventh Street
Biddle
Anna Robinson
Helen Whispenard Alexandre
Joan Whitridge
Borlando
George Henry Warren
Elizabeth Williams
Stonington, Conn
Beatrice Herford
Mrs Eagle Hosts Debutante Dance for Mildred Eagle
Mrs Clarence Henry Eagle of Madison Avenue held a Delmonico ballroom debut for her daughter Mildred Ketcham Eagle. Attendees included Dorathy Read Pauline Fiske Florence Alker Charity Rose and many guests. reception notes list numerous social names and December January receiving dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Henry Eagle
Madison Avenue
Delmonico
Mildred Ketcham Eagle
Dorothy Read
Pauline Fiske
Florence Alker
Charity Rose
Gertrude Boyce
Misses Burton
Evelina Deyo
Russell Robbins
Henry Eagle
W. A. Mayou
James Magic
John Mitchell
Francis Murray
Messrs
Loening
Wadsworth Lewis
Arthur Hoe
Marcel Gould
Herbert N. Fell
Astor Gallery Hosts Paris Café Chantant for Charity
The Waldorf Astor Gallery transformed into four Parisian Café Chantants for St. Cecilia's Guild. Dances vaudeville and pantomime entertained as society figures served tea and refreshments and a large attendance netted a neat charitable sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Gallery
the Waldorf
Café Chantant
St. Cecilia's Guild
Colonel Carteret
V. C
Howard Borden
C. L. Safford
Kenneth M. Murchison
Richard Wagner
Les Soeurs Cecile
George Chappell
James Lee
Jacob Wendell, Jr
Evert Jansen Wendell
Sir John Middleton
Ralph Hibbard
Robert Carteret
Billings
John T. Conover
John Reid, Jr
Bartow and
Brown
Olivia Hitchcock
Jaqueline Jerrold Kelley
L. M. Dickinson
Alfred Macy
Duncan Bulkley
Clark G. Voorhees
Edgar C. Lackland
Harold Hall
W. K. Tachau
George Schrieber
George S. Chappell
Frank Simmons
F. C. Lee
Messrs. Chappell
Borden
Social News From The City Mansion Party Happenings
Mr and Mrs Frederick A Snow of Tuxedo attend at the Buckingham Hotel Mrs John H Flagler will receive on Mondays in December at 16 Park Avenue Mr and Mrs George Heye host a dinner tonight at their residence 667 Madison Avenue Mr and Mrs Berkeley Mostyn arrive from Sea Change to lease 358 Lexington Avenue for three years Miss Harriette Cady hosts an at home with Marion Weed and Henry Worthington Loomis performing Indian music The Crockers move into the Col Jay house at 22 East Seventy second Street newly occupied by the Goelets since their marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Snow
Buckingham Hotel
John H. Flagler
Park Avenue
George Heye
Madison Avenue
Berkeley Mostyn
Sea Change
Lexington Avenue
Harriette Cady
Marion Weed
Henry Worthingtoon Loomis
Mr. Looms
William Crocker
Col. Jay
East Seventy-second Street
Robert Goelet
Broadway Theatre Gets New Lease and Name Change
Felix Isman won a long term lease for the Broadway Theatre at 76 000 a year and will rename it the Sam Bernard Music Hall. He plans a interior remodel and year round use with early evening performances similar to Weber and Fields. Bernard will join the Shubert organization after leaving Charles Frohman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Isman
Broadway Theatre
Isman
Litt & Dingwall
Sam Bernard Music Hall
Bernard
Charles Frohman
Shubert
Weber & Fields
Music Hall
Theatrical Notes On Early Burlesque Rehearsals
Joe Weber began the first rehearsal for the burlesque The Merry Widow with Lulu Glaser Charles J. Ross Mabel Fenton Bessie Clayton and Weber in principal roles A Garden Theatre matinee featured May Robson in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary alongside cast members from The Merry Widow and other shows Boul Rubens’s Dutch musical comedy Dent presented by Charles Frohman was announced for Griterign Theatee engagement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weber
Lulu Glaser
Charles J. Ross
Mabel Fenton
Bessie Clayton
Mr. Weber
Garden Theatre
May Robson
Aunt Mary
the Hoyden
Tom Jones
Iris at the Metropolitan: a refined yet distant revival
Mascagni's Iris premiered at the Metropolitan Opera last evening with Emma Eames as Iris, Caruso Osaka Scotti Journet in the cast. The revival impressed for its singing and staging but remained emotionally distant with little dramatic depth or heartfelt passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascagni
Iris
Metropolitan Opera House
TIMES
Japan
Sete
Genis
Iris’ Mascagni
Cavalleria Ftusticana
Cavalleria Fiusticana
Ple A
Il Cicco
Osaka
Mme. Eames
Caruso
Scotti
Kyoto
Journet
Il Cieco
Fujiyama
Chorus Singer Rewarded in Aida Debut at Opera House
Miss Julie Hume, an American chorus girl who aided Mr Hammerstein last season, made her operatic début at the Manhattan Opera House by singing the High Priestess in Aida. Her voice pleased and she earned a small reward as part of the familiar cast including Mmes Russ and de Cisneros and Messrs Zenatello Arimondi and Ancona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
Julie Hume
Miss Hume
Mr. Hammerstein
Mmes, Russ and de Cisneros
Messrs. Zenatello
Arimondi
Ancona
Novelli as Louis XI in Delavigne Play Impresses Audience
Signor Novelli portrayed Louis XI in Casimir Delavigne's tragedy at the Lyric Theatre last night delivering a striking depiction of malevolent cruelty and guile. The performance drew enthusiastic, though small, crowds and his future appearances as Petruchio and Geronte were noted as worth seeing for fans of dramatic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Novelli
Louis XI
Casimir Delavigne
Lyric Theatre
Petruchio
Geronte
Goldoni
Mrs Fiske Returns for Rosmersholm at Lyric Dec 30
Mrs. Fiske arrives in New York after a two month tour of southern and western cities. She will debut Rosmersholm at the Lyric Theatre on December 30 after rehearsals at a local theatre begin immediately. Her Ibsen study spans Hedda Gabler Doll’s House and Nora West ahead of this production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca West
Ibsen
Osmersholm
Pla
Nora
Doll’s House
Hedda Gabler
Rosmersholm
Fiske
Manhattan Theatre
Miss Illington Out Again From The Thief
Miss Margaret Illington consultations with Mr. Frohman and her doctor keep her from appearing in The Thief at the Lyceum Theatre for at least another week. She remained willing to perform last night but was persuaded to rest longer. She is in the Frohman home on West Seventy ninth Street suffering acute nervousness from the demanding role since September. Her perseverance has slowed her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretllington
Daniel Frohman
Henry Miller to Stay Local Amid London Plans
Henry Miller announced he will not travel to London with The Great Divide in the spring, noting little to gain from the move. He remains busy with rehearsals of The Secret Orchard in the city while The Great Divide plays in Philadelphia, with rehearsal venues rotating among the Casino, the Hudson, and the Lyric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
London
Miller
Philadelphia
Casino
the Hudson
Lyric
Daly
Russian Actress Kommisarjewskaya to Open at Liberty Theatre
Vera Fedorovna Kommisarjewskaya, a leading Russian actress, arrives this spring to perform in repertoire under her own management. She rents the Liberty Theatre for five weeks at 3000 dollars per week, with Elias Rosenthal arranging the deal and N Dorleff sailing with the contract. Her company of forty will present Ibsen Tolstoi Ostrovski works and bring own scenery and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Fedorovna Kommisarjewskaya
Miss Kommisarjewstaya
Liberty Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Elias Rosenthal
N. Dorleff
St. Petersburg
Ibser
Ibsen
Tolstoi
Ostrovski
Rosenthal
Russia
Moscow
Royal Company
A Gabler
Shadowed by Three delayed by onstage handcuff run
In Bayonne the thriller Shadowed by Three at the Bayonne Opera House was halted as Daniel Dancéy, playing a villain, had to seek real police help after backstage cuffs failed to release. Two officers spent fifteen minutes freeing him because no key fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne Opera House
Daniel Dancéy
Dandy
Kolb and Dill Stage Lone some Town in Albany
Kolb and Dill, German dialect comedians, performed at Farmanus Bleecker Hall in Albany in a new two act comedy with music titled Lone some Town. The plot revolves around Watts California during a rush on goldfields with three quick arriving tramps. Principal cast includes Maude Lambert Lillian Spencer Ben T Dillon George Wright and Robert Pitkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Maude Lambert
Lillian Spencer
Ben T. Dillon
George Wright
Robert Pitkin
Mary Boland Succeeds Miss Fredericks in Stage Roles
Mary Boland former leading woman for Dustin Farnum has become leading woman for Francis Wilson in When Knights Were Bold. Pauline Fredericks resigned the part to remain in New York and study music and is under contract to Charles Frohman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boland
Miss Fredericks
Dustin Farnum
the Ranger
Pauline Fredericks
Francis Wilson
New York
Charles Frohman
Wireless seat reservations favor ocean travelers
The Astor Theatre at Tom Jones now offers wireless seat reservations for theatregoers on Hamburg America line ships. A passenger aboard the Amerika recently booked seats from sea for the night as the vessel was over a day away from the city. The policy extends the line's courtesies to transatlantic travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Times
Tom Jones
Astor Theatre
Amerika
Mrs Waldron Elder Dies Two Days After Havemeyer Death
Matilda Adelaide Waldron Elder, Henry O. Havemeyer's mother in law, died yesterday at her Long Island country home two days after Havemeyer passed away on Wednesday. The report notes her relation and the timing of her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O. Havemeyer
Matilda Adelaide Waldron Elder
Long Island
Death notices details of Mrs. Elder obituary
Mrs. Elder aged seventy three died after several months illness at her home 25 East Thirtieth Street New York born into an old Knickerbocker family Her husband George W Elder brother of Lawrence Elder had sugar holdings and left a large fortune Her children are Mrs Have meyer Mrs Henry N Munn Mrs Samuel T Peters and George W Elder Sister Mrs Nicholas McCready lives in Paris Funeral services will be held at the house Monday morning at 10 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Thirtieth Street
Mrs. Elder
New York
George W. Elder
Lawrence Elder
Havemeyer
Henry N. Munn
Samuel T. Peters
Orge W. Elder
Nicholas McCready
Paris
Elder
Lewis G Reed Dead After Long City Residency
Lewis G. Reed an early local resident died on Tuesday in his ninety second year. He was a noted writer and contributed to many newspapers. Years ago he wrote My Funeral Song which was sung at his funeral with the first verse reflecting farewell and filial love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis G. Reed
Old Pinkerton Man Dead in Richmond
William J. Jeeder aged 61 died at his Richmond home after a week of illness. He had worked in insurance with Mutual Life of New York and previously led the New York Pinkerton Detective Agency office for 25 years. A Mason, he leaves a widow Zenie Wayne and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Richmond
William J. Jeeder
Leeder
Mutual Life of
New York
Mutual Life
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Stella Lodge of Masons
Brooklyn
N. Y
Zenie Wayne
This City
Notable Obituaries Across Nations Mark Losses
Charles J. P. Korn a longtime tanning industry figure died in Middletown New York. Robert M. Beecher deputy internal revenue collector for the Twenty first District died at his Syracuse home aged 77. Rev Patrick E. Reardon assistant pastor of St Johns White Plains died at Seton Hospital Spuyten Duyvil from tuberculosis. Margaret L. Perry 95 niece of Commodore Perry and manager at Brooklyn Seamen's Widows Home died in Newark New Jersey. Mrs Margaret J. Robinson owner of Newport hotels died there after brief illness. William E. Nye Marine Superintendent Army Transport Service died in Newport News Virginia. funeral planned in Warwick Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. P. Korn
Middletown
N. Y
Robert M. Beecher
Internal Revenue
Twentyfirst
Syracuse
Patrick E. Reardon
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
White Plains
Seton Hospital
Spuyten Duyvil
Aura College
Rome
Margaret L. Perry
Commodore Perry
Brooklyn Seamen’s Widows’ Home
Newark
N. J
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Brooklyn
Margaret J. Robinson
Newport
R. J
Ireland
James Robinson
New York
John Ridion
Chicago
William E. Nye
Army Transport Service
Newport News
Transport Service
United States Army
Sumner
Horn
Old Ward
Senecar
Nye
Warhaam
Mags
Munro Birth in Orange Announces New Son
Born at Orange New Jersey on December 6 a son was born to Mr and Mrs J C Munro in the early hours of the day.
Marriages Recorded in Garden City and Nearby
On December 4 multiple couples wed in local ceremonies including May S Lewis to John E Collins in Garden City Henrys G Rand to Mary A Hopkins JEbhel Pearsall to Adams C Sumner Gertrude Straus to Dr Joseph Wiener some entries list incomplete dates or names but indicate formal unions in the community
Obituary notices from New York City area dated December 1907
Death notices list numerous individuals with dates and private funerals in New York and surrounding areas. Included are George H Bab cock Nathan Cohen Maria F Davis Harriet M Harris H Havemeyer Cornelia Rabineau Jesse Taylor Jackson Elizabeth A Lucas Leopold Miller Clara M Oertle Wyse Hardie Ed ward Sheridan Charles Ek Stradler A Suther land Abby S Thompson Eliza Bohan Jonnie Carey Pierre H Clark Jeremiah Coffey Walter G Ling Walter B Davis Elizabeth Denner Bridget Fallon Elenora B Forger James Fraser and others with addresses in Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey and notes of private or unspecified services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic M. Davis
Orchard St
Bloomfield
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Barclay St
Harris
Harriet M
Wiliam A. Harris
Broadway Tabernacle
36Th St
Broadway
Havemeyer
Commack
L. I
H. O. Havemeyer
East 66Th St
Cornelia Rabineau
Sylvester A. Haver
McDonough
Brooklyn
Greenwood
Jackson
Resi
Jesse Taylor Jackson
Elizabeth Peirce Jackson
Metuchen
New York
Lucas
Elizabeth A. Lucas
Post
West New Brighton
J. Miller
Leopold Miller
Mary Miller
Abraham Miller
Nelson A. Miller
Frank Miller
Sidney F. Miller
Edwin S. Miller
Ira
Brooklsn
Ellenboth Wyse Hardie
Alkman Ogg
Boon
Schwind
Lienry S. Schwind
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sheridan
Waverley Place
New York City
Edward Sheridan
Metropolitan
Broadway Central
Stradley
West 93d St
Charles Ek
Stradler
Patamania
Crescent Lodge
A. M
Flowers
Sutherand
West
106Th St
Et A. Sutherland
Toronto
Thompson
Paris
France
Abby S. Thompson
Samuel C. Thompson
New Rk City
Woodlawn
Lexington
Harlem
Elenora B
Forger
Purerai
Fraser
James
Obituary Notices from Brooklyn and Nearby Areas
A list of death notices and funeral details for residents of Brooklyn and surrounding towns. Entries include names such as George Groves, Mary Henshaw, Christiana Hester, and many others with addresses in Brooklyn, Mount Vernon, Port Chester, and East Orange, listing dates of death in early December and funeral plans where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingebrand
Mount Vernon
N. Y
John Ingebrand
Jordan
Port Chester
Katherine Jordan
Kent
Bloomfield
N. J
Mattie ¥. Kent
Lockwood
Marcy Av
Brooklyn
Olin B. Lockwood
Meccarthy
Fulton St
Albert McCarthy
McCartin
Tillary St
Bridget McCartin
McGinn
Heath
Wingsbridge
John H. McGinn
McMlanus
Hicks St
Stephen McManus
Madden
Lexington Av
Mary Madden
Mooney
Bergen St
James J. Mooney
Muller
Jardine Place
Elizabeth Muller, Owers
S Ae
Sarah Owers
Quinn
William J. Quinn
Randall
Tompkins Av
Elizabeth Randal
Roeth
Cornella St
Anna Roeth
Salomon
West 118Th St
Sarah Salomor
Sentfer
Hudson St
George Senter
Simonson
Greene Av
Joan B. Simonson
West New Brighton
S. L
Henrietta M. Simonson
Simpson
Washington St
Elizabeth Simpson
Sperons
Penn
Rosa M. Speroni
Stevenson
East Orange
Julia A. Stevenson
Sullivan
10Th St
Catherine Aschkoreit
Lafayette Av
Port Richaever
James Wright
Ait
18Th St
Marianne William¢ey
Zimmermann
East
156Th St
Jacob Zimmermann
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Social Notes
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Messrs. Caruso, Scotti
Hammerstein
Ingoldsby
Arthur Rackham
E.P. Dutton & Co
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Dee
Casimir Delevigne
Loute
Eee
Novelli Bios Co
Miss Illington
Miss Kommisarjewskaya
Czar
Royal Theatres
Lonesome Town
Mrs. Waldron Elder
Storyland
ST. Nicholas
The
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W. J. Leeder
Venice
Dodd, Mead & Company
5Th Avenue
35Th Street
Eta
PrToos
Burlington
Burlingto
French, Shriner& Urner
MFN
California
St. Vincent’s Hospital
O’hannon
Panama
Frederick Palmer
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
O'Hanlon
Harburger
Mr. Amer
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 230
N.Y
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
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Buffalo Courierneimati Emirer
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Philadelphiaublic Ledger
Pittebore Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
Pan Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
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