Vaudeville Benefit for Presbyterian Clinic Draws Crowd
A Plaza Entertainment vaudeville show last night benefited the tuberculosis clinic of Presbyterian Hospital. Recitations by James Barnes and songs by Miss Josephine McCullough and the Misses Wiborg and McCullough highlighted a program with dances by Olive Hitchcock and Mrs. Arthur Burden, monologues by Alice Anderton, and Harvey Laden’s clog dancing. The event featured elaborate costumes and concluded with Op o’Me ee. by Fenn and Richards. Mrs. James Borden Harriman presided as clinic president. numerous local society figures attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Presbyterian Hospital
James Barnes
Josephine McCullough
Wiborg
Olive Hitchcock
Arthur S. Burden
Alice Anderton
Harvey Laden
Hitchcock
Carmencita
Frank Work
Frederick Fenn
Richard Ce
James Borden Harriman
Katharine Atterbury
Bend
Charlotte Barnes
Cornelia Barnes
Elsie Borland
Cornelia Bliss, Jr
Gifford Cochran
Lenore Cobb
Emily Cross
Edith Clark
Ethel Cowdin
Arthur Cumnock
Nathalie de Castro
Margaret Dix
Ernesto Fabbri
Matilda Frelinghuysen
Electra Havemeyer
Olivia Hitchcock
Mary Harriman
Otto Kahn
Mary Kernochan
Cornelia Lee
Frances Livingston
Mairs
Eleanor Mortimer
Elsie Powell
Anita Peabody
Fuller Potter
J. J. Stevens
Emily Sloane
Priscilla Stanton
J. Hopkins Smith, Jr
Twombly
Egerton L. Winthrop
Dorothy Whitney
Eleanor Whitridge
Names of social guests listed for event
Miss Rosalie O'Brien has charge of the tickets. The long list includes Burr Louise Yellin Ethel De Koven Mildred Kerman Julia Loomis Anita Reneen Char tie Harding Eleanor Alexander Izabeth Berron Sarah Robbins Dorothy Tuckerman Margaret Harris Mildred Townsend Blanche Oelrichs Madeleine O'Brien Dorothy King Harriet Alexander Josephine the Misses Y m the Misses Scott Helen Miller Lisa Su Katherine Steward Angelica Brown Marian Stoddard Mercedes elyn Crimmins Katharine McCann Nellie Rogers Dorothy Bigelow Dorothy Moran Marjorie Gould Dorothy Hayden Beatrice Ilin Virginia Murray and Katharine McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Moran
Marjorie Gould
Dorothy Hayden
Beatrice Ilin
Virginia Murray
Katharine McClure
Rosalie O’brien
Mrs Hoffman Hosts Luncheon For Niece Eleanor Rodewald
Mrs William M W Hoffman hosted a luncheon at 35 West Fifty first Street in honor of her niece Eleanor H Rodewald. Guests included Miss Stoddard Mrs Duncan and several Misses Katheryne Bessie Yoakum Dorothy Toler Julia Loomis Mary Wilde Dorothy Bigelow and Miss Renshawe of London. An evening dinner followed at the Rodewald home then attendees viewed Via Wireless at the Liberty Theatre with Mr Rodewald and his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. W. Hoffman
Eleanor H. Rodewald
West Fifty-first Street
Miss Stoddard
Duncan
Katheryne
Bessie F. Yoakum
Dorothy Toler
Julia Loomis
Mary Wilde
Dorothy Bigelow
Miss Renshawe
London
Rodewald
Miss Cook of
Timore
Wiberty Theatre
Dinner for Miss Suydam at Mrs Suydam's Dinner Party
Mrs Walter Lispenard Suydam Jr hosted a dinner and theatre party at 48 East 22nd Street for her niece Miss Lisa Suydam. After dinner the guests went to The Prima Donna. The list included Emmet Marjorie and Mo sturgis Virginia Murray Gertrude Beck etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr
East Twentysecond Street
Lisa Suydam
Prima Donna
Emmet
Marjorie
Moon Jand
Ate Sturgis
Gertrude Beck
Virginia Murray
Watter Webb
Cancer Winslow
Harold Sands
William Re
Newbold L. Herrick
Peter Oxen
George Rosalind
John R. Suydam, Jr
Isaac Joseph and Harriet Maurin Isaacson Wedding at Savoy Hotel
Isaac Joseph and Harriet Maurin Isaacson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac B. Isaacson of Lewiston Maine, wed at six last evening in the Savoy Hotel. Rev. Dr. J. L. Magnes officiated. Bridesmaids Pearl Meyer Esther Rosen bloom Rochester N Y. best man Morris Joseph. ushers Sidney S Cohen Abe Levey Ed Douglass Levey Michael Marx. matron of honor Mrs M C Simon Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Joseph
Harriet Maurin Isaacson
Isaac B. Isaacson
Lewiston
Savoy Hotel
J. L. Magnes
Temple Hmanu-El
Pearl Meyer
Esther Rosenbloom
Rochester
N. Y
Morris Joseph
Sidney 8. Cohen
Abe Levey
Douglass Levey
Michael Marx
M. C. Simon
Heilman announces engagement of Elsie Heilman to Percy Salomon
Mr and Mrs Gustave Heilman of 312 West Ninety third Street announce the engagement of their daughter Elsie to Percy K Salomon of Far Rockaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Heilman
West Ninety-third Street
Elsie
Percy K. Salomon
Far Rockaway
Sophomore Barnard Dance to Be Held in Thompson Gym
The Barnard College sophomore class will host a dance in Thompson Gymnasium on December 18. A reception from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. will precede general dancing from 9:00 until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Thompson Gymnasium
Dinner for Earl of Warwick at Delmonico's
Lewis Nixon hosted a dinner for fifteen at Delmonico's in honor of the Earl of Warwick. The floral centerpiece combined the United Kingdom and United States flags. Guests included Justice Gerard, Jay Morton, Col. R. M. Thompson, Col. Creighton Webb, Mr. Cram, Mr. Kent, Baron to Capt. Kelley, Col. S. Crosby, J. Flagler, Gen. Howard Carroll, and St. George Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Warwick
Lewis Nixon
Delmonico
United Kingdom
United States
Justice Gerard
Jay Morton
Col
R. M. Thompson
Creighton Webb
Cram
Mr. Kent
Kelley
Col. S. Crosby
Christmas sale at Sanitarium Gabriels draws society women
The Waldorf show features a large turnout of debutantes and socialites supporting tuberculosis prevention. Harry Lauder will perform with Scottish pipers in costume, alongside instrumental and vocal music. Tables will include Misses Ruth King Anita Peabody Sadie Jones Olive Hitchcock Helen Coster Muriel Morris Anna Robinson Helen Morgan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriels
Waldorf
Harry Lauder
Misses
Ruth King
Anita Peabody
Sadie Jones
Olive Hitchcock
Helen Coster
Muriel Morris
Anna Robinson
Helen Morgan
Laura Emmet
H. Janetta Alexander
Rosamond
Local Weddings Led By Prominent Families Today
Miss Margaret Hiss weds Robert McIean Thomas at Church of the Ascension with a reception at 48 West Eleventh Street. Anabel Gardiner Van Nostrand weds Le Baron Sands Willard at Buckingham Hotel. Elizabeth Fairfax Johnson weds Dr Frank Wilbur Cornwell at Grace Church chantry. Mrs Sidney Lanier Smyth hosts a reception for daughter Marian. Dorothy Wilde linked to theatre party and supper at Sherry’s. Clara Fleitman débuts at Hotel St Regis dinner dance. Ben Greet players present Christmas Carol at Waldorf Astoria for Virginia Day nursery fundraiser. First skating class meeting scheduled for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hiss
Philip G. Hiss
Robert McIean Thomas
Church of the Ascension
West Eleventh Street
Anabel Gardiner van Nostrand
le Baron Sands Willard
Buckingham Hotel
Elizabeth Fairfax Johnson
Frank Wilbur Cornwell
Plainfield
N. J
Grace Church
Sidney Lanier Smyth
Marian Lanier Smyth
Henry Siegel
Dorothy Wilde
Sherry’s
Clara Fleitman
St. Regis
W. Eugene Parsons
East Seventy-third Street
Ben Greet
Waldorf-Astoria
Dicken
Gilbert
Imalse
Virginia Dayursery
Social whirl at city venues highlights December evenings
George T. Brokaw hosts a theatre party and supper at night at the Metropolitan Roller Skating. Delmonico's hosts a December 19 party for a hundred guests arranged by Peg H. W. Cannon. Mrs. Thomas Powell Fowler gives a tea today. The Schley family leaves for California for the winter. Elizabeth E. Burton hosts a studio tea this afternoon with notable guests. Mme. Melba presents a box party at the Manhattan Opera House. Katharine Johnson gives a recital at the Waldorf Astoria with Miss Elsie Davis, Miss Eleanor Pointer, and Franklin Riker assisting. Mme. Rider Kelsey and other artists performed yesterday at Miss Cornelia’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Brokaw
Peg H. W. Cannon
Delmonico’s
Thomas Powell Fowler
East Sixty-eighth Street
William T. Schley
Olive Schley
West Fifty-second Street
California
Elizabeth E. Burton
West Fortieth Street
Charles Mayer
Clarence Day
Mme
Melba
Manhattan Opera House
Katharine Johnson
Waldorf-Astoria
Elsie Davis
Eleanor Pointer
Franklin Riker
Rider Kelsey
Ada Sassolf
Leo Schultz
Cornelia Ne
Fritzi Scheff and John Fox Jr Attend Prima Donna In New York
Fritzi Scheff arrived late with husband John Fox Jr at the Knickerbocker Theatre for The Prima Donna. Fox stood in the wings as Scheff performed, and a comic exchange with James E. Sullivan drew laughs about introducing her to men who “can write books.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Scheff
John Fox, Jr
Knickerbocker Theatre
Mr. Fox
James E. Sullivan
Pop
Sullivan
Sbk
John
German poet Carl Hauptmann to read at Deutsche Theatre
A Saturday program at the new Deutsche Theatre Madison Avenue honors Carl Hauptmann author poet and critic. He will read selections from his works and scenes from Moses staged by Reicher Lind and Steil Miss Reicher to read a chapter from Mathilde as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deutsche Theatre
Madison Avenue
Carl Hauptmann
Germanistic Society
Columbia University
Herr Hauptmann
Theatrical Notes and Social Gathers at New York Theatres
A flurry of theatre activity fills the city with notes from the Amateur Comedy Club cast of The Man from Home at Astor Theatre and post show suppers for Booth Tarkington Harry Wilson and William Hodge. George Ade visits Daly's Theatre box party with David Graham Phillips as William Faversham stars in The World and His Wife. Casino Theatre hosts a Mile. Mischief benefit for east side charity with tickets via the box office or Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer. New Maxine Elliott Theatre opens Dec 30 at West Thirty-ninth Street with The Chaperone advance sale at Casino. White Mouse matinee at Lyric exchanges for The Blue Mouse tickets. blue mice holders receive a box courtesy. The Garrick offers the sole Christmas matinee for The Patriot with William Collier. William Gillette takes charge of They rehearsals for charity at Liberty Theatre. Edward Sheldon learns of chances for a hearing at New Theatre after a letter from Winthrop Ames. Post matinee Little Nemo at New Amsterdam brings a stage reception by Master Gabriel for women and children. Rosalind Coghlan announced for Beth Elliott in The Traveling Salesman touring company opening Christmas Day in Trenton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Theatre
Booth Tarkington
Harry Wilson
William Hodge
George Ade
Europe
David Graham Phillips
Daly’s Theatre
William Faversham
Casino Theatre
Annie Nathan Meyer
Madison Avenue
Maxine Elliott
West Thirty-ninth Street
Miss Elliott
Lyric Theatre
Frohman Theatres
William Collier
Garrick
William Gillette
Frederic Thompson
Liberty Theatre
Edward Sheldon
Mrs. Fiske
Winthrop Ames
New Theatre
Nemo
New Amsterdam
Master Gabriel
Henry B. Harris
Rosalind Coghlan
Beth Elliott
Trenton
N. J
Marvel At 86 Dies At Edgewood
Donald Grant Mitchell known as Ike Marvel dies at 86 in Edgewood New Haven after an indigestion attack. He wrote Reveries of a Bachelor and Dream Life among many works, served briefly as New York Times literary editor, and owned a 200 acre Edgewood farm near New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Donald G. Mitchell
Ike Marvel
Marvelwood
Edgewood
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Thomas H. Russell
Donald Grant Mitchell
Sir Marvel
Norwich
Alfred Mitchell
Second Congregational Church
Europe
Albany
New York
France
Knickerbocker
Dr. Johns
Connecticut
Westville
Richard Watson Gilder
Guild of Authors
Senator Hansbrough in Serious Condition After Surgery
MINNEAPOLIS Minn Dec 15 H C Hansbrough United States Senator from North Dakota who underwent mastoiditis surgery Friday remains critically ill at Asbury Methodist Hospital His fever is rising and condition is described as extremely ill by medical staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough
Minneapolis
Minn
H. C. Hansbrough
United States
North Dakota
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Baum presents Land of Oz fairylogue at Hudson Theatre
L Frank Baum repeated his radio play and fairylogue at the Hudson Theatre to a large audience. The show featured a giant picture book and colored motion pictures from Ozma of Oz and Dorothy Gale’s journey, with humorous tales of John Dough and the Cherub. The entertainment will be repeated Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Frank Baum
Hudson Theatre
John Ish
Cherub
Mr. Baum
Land of Oz
Death of Daniel Henry Holmes in Hot Springs Va
Daniel Henry Holmes died today of heart failure at Hot Springs Virginia. He leaves wife Rachel Gaff Holmes of Cincinnati and three daughters Fay Ingalls Mary Holmes and Mrs George Warring ton. A private car will move the body to Holmesdale Kentucky for funeral Thursday. He was son of Daniel Henry Holmes of New Orleans and was president of D H Holmes Company. He was born in New York in 1851 and graduated from Cincinnati Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
Daniel Henry Holmes
Holmes
Rachel Gaff
Cincinnati
Fay Ingalls
Mary Holmes
George Warrington
D. H. Holmes Company
City
New York
Cincinnati Law School
Brooklyn Social Figure Martha Evans Webster Dies at Home
Martha Evans Webster a well known Brooklyn figure died yesterday at 164 St James Fleee from multiple diseases. A former public school teacher she married Rufus P Webster in 1874 and leaves her husband three sons and a brother Col S Gilbert Evans who served on Gen McClellan's staff. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Evans Webster
Brooklyn
St. James Fleee
Rufus P. 8. Webster
Long Island
Society of New England Women
Brooklyn Women’s Club
Col. S. Gilbert Evans
George. B. McClellan
Death of Brown University’s oldest graduate William L Brown
The Rev William Lawton Brown aged 94 died at his home in Wrentham Mass after a long illness He was the oldest graduate of Brown University Class of 1836 His passing leaves Rev Frederick Lyman Batchelder Class of 1839 of Stafford Conn as the next oldest graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. I
William Lawton Brown
Brown University
Wrentham
Mass
Frederick Lyman Batchelder
Stafford
Conn
Dr Marcus Kadien Dies at 49 of Heart Disease in City Home
Dr Marcus A Kadien aged 49 died Monday night at his home 330 West 145th Street of heart disease. He leaves a widow and was a brother of Judge Thomas C Kadien of the Supreme Court. Born in Fallsburg Sullivan County he came to New York twenty three years ago and studied at Bellevue Medical School before practicing here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus A. Kadien
West 145Th Street
Dr. Kadien
Thomas C. Kadien
Supreme Court
Fallsburg
Sullivan County
New York
Bellevue Medical School
Notable New York area officials and veterans die
Assemblyman John H. Campbell of Schenectady dies at 64 in Rotterdam after a long illness following a stroke. Coal dealer Oscar Thorn, 54, of Manhattan, dies. burial planned in Chappaqua. Edward ThorniJill, NY Stock Exchange worker for 14 years, dies in Brooklyn. Major Waldo E. Gibb, 52, former Passaic police chief and Brooklyn fire chief, dies at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Campbell
Schenectady
Rotterdam
N. Y
Col
D. D. Campbell
Oscar Thorn
New York City
Chappaqua
Edward Thornijiill
New York Stock Exchange
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Waldo E. Gibb
New Jersey Volunteers
Sixteenth Street
Passaic
N. J
Gatti Casazza Reception At Waldorf Astoria
The Entertain ment Club hosted its thirtieth reception in the Astor Gallery at the Waldorf Astoria last night with over 300 guests greeting Signor Gatti Casazza director of the Metropolitan Opera Company. The evening began with social time followed by a program of musical and literary numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Signor Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lakme
Mary Corinne
Abendstein
Dalton
Baker
Mignon
Jessa
Armenian Union Benefit Concert at Jay Hill Lyceum
A vocal and instrumental concert under the Armenian Union America was held last night at Jay Hill Lyceum Thirty four near Third Avenue for Armenian School of New York. Performers included Maestro Giorgio Sulli Mme Sedka soprano Miss Angel Agnes Cho soprano Mme Alice Devore cont Mme H Parrish soprano Sig Le Bogato tenor and Miss Gertrude vis Robinson harpist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Armenian Union
America
Jay Hill Lyceum
Thirty-fourth
Third Avenue
Armenian School of New York
Giorgio Sulli
Mme
Sedka
Angel Agnes Cho
Alice Devore
H. Parrish
Sig. le Bogato
Gertrude Vis Robinson
Marriages listed in Newark and Patterson notices
Mildred H. Garrison married James Rocks on December 6. Elizabeth T. Apgar wed Frederick H. Winter on December 11 in Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocks—Garrison
Mildred HE. Garrison
James Rocks
Winter
PGAR
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth T. Apgar
Frederick H. Winter
Obituary notices from New York area papers December 1908
A period of multiple death notices and funeral details. Entries name Edwin Bergh Veronica Bird Frances Dickinson Henry Edwards Sarah Fowler William Geddes George Glass Susanna Hopper M Kadien Edward Kinney Julia Merritt Alexander Myer Lillian Newman T Edward Seaman Emilie Arthur Oscar Thorn Herman Viele Martha Webster Cornelia Willets Elizabeth Ayers Benjamin Beekman Mary Biggy Frank Blokus Charles Burns Henry Canning Lawrence Carlin John Cassidy Chrilley Edward Conlin Harriet Cook Stanley Davis Louis Diemert Ann Diffin Charley Gorgelow Descriptions include addresses in New York City Jersey City Montclair and nearby towns with funeral times and private services where listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dallas Dickinson
Egbert
Mary Mills
Chapel Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th St
N. J. City
Sarah E
N. H. Fowler
Kadien
M. A. Kadien
Emma M. Cordes
West 145Th St
Church of Resurrection
145Th St
St. Av
Liberty
N. Y. Kinney
Edward Beadle Kinney
Zion and St. Timothy Protestant Episcopal Church
West 57Th St
8Th Av
Merritt
Stamford, Conn
Julia Merritt
Matthew Franklin
Maria Shaw Merritt
St. John’s Church
Stamford
Newark
Myer
Alexander D. Myer
Peter R. Letson
Stelton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Newman
Brewster
N. Y
Lillian May Wright Newman
Louis G. Newman
Clark Wright
D. D
Catskill
Oak St
Grand Central Station
Plainfield
Newburg
Carmel
Seaman
Hempstead
T. Edward Seaman
Franklin St
M. Stanton
Emilie Arthur
George Edgar Stanton
Jacob C. Arthur
Morningside Av
Dale Cemetery
Ossining
N. Y Thorn
West 172d St
Oscar Thorn
Chappaqua
138Th St
Seventh Regiment
White House
New York City
Thomas Dimond
Viele
Hotel le Marquis
East 31St St
Herman Knickerbocker Viele
St. Leo’s Church
East 25Th St
5Th
Madison Avs
Webster
Mary E. Burns
Canning
West Side
Jersey City
Henry Canning, Jr
Carlin
Halliday St
Lawrence Carlin
Cassidy
John Cassidy
Chrilley
Cold Spring
Reesenre Chrilley
Conlin
Broadway
Edward Conlin
Roook
Memorial Hospital
Brooklyn
Harriet A. Cook
Davis
Central Park West
Stanley Davis
Ping Diemert
Louis Diemert
Diffin
Bay
Bath Beach
Ann Diffin
Dorgeloh
Dean
Charleygue
Engelm NN
Decesina Engelmann
Mill Road
James Fair
Falk
East
146Th St
John Falk
A. v
Union St
Sarah Farley
Fitzsimmons
Leonard St
Harry Fitzsimmons
Fort Weats Smith St
Mary Fortwengler
Aged Foster
James Foster
Aley
Bastigth St
Flatbush
Lacie Gibda
In Memoriam Notices and Masses for Local Deceased
In Memoriam RUSKAY Esther J Hehe memorial unveiled Sunday morning December 20 at Cypress Hill Cemetery Union Fields Rudolph Scholem entrance Marie Bercy died December 17 1907 Masses tomorrow at St Vincent de Paul West 23d at 9 oclock and French Nurs erys Chapel Southeast Jeena Cleary Mass Ellen T Cleary St J Church Newark DOOLY Mass Catharine Dooly St colanbad Church Newark 8 A M
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McCullough
Mrs. Hoffman
Miss Suydam
W. L. Suydam
Joseph—Isaacson
Miss Helman
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Barnard
Sanitarium Gabriels
Social Notes
Metropolitan
New Deutsches Theatre
IK Marvel
the Times
the McClure Books
Doubleday
Quesnay
Normandy
Beaucaire
Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucaire
Indiana
Two Vanrevers
Beautiful Lady
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East 16Th Street
Country Life In
the Hudson
William L. Brown
Bonaventure
East 35Th Street
5Th Av
NTAA
Yellow Room
Gaston Leroux
New York Evening Post
Brentano’s
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Napoleon
God of Clay
H. C. Bailey
Chicago Record-Herald
Brentano
27Th St
Entertainment Club
Fesetaee Te Ie
Bertram
A J. B. Wasson
Waters
Horace Waters
18Th St
8Th Ave
Bird
Walter Gibbe
Hanlon
Railroad
Mary EB
Haugh
Prospect
Bronx
Mary Haugh
Hoffman-Feininger
Intervale
Avin
Emily Hoffman-Feininger
Hollis
East 147Th St
William H. Hollis
Ellen Kenny
Klatte
Yonkers
Gerhardt Klatte
Klein
Palisade
Elizabeth Klein
Kraus
Suydam St
Joseph Kraus
Leary
Elizabeth C. Leary
Lewinthal
Madison
David C. Lewinthal
Maechtel
North Bergen
Henry Maechtel
Maher
Dean St
Michael Maher
Mayer
Morningside
Fred Mayer
Miller
Miler
Morris
Mary Morris
Mott
Herkimer St
Anna C. Mott
Naddy
Decatur St
John V. Naddy
Oakley
East 44Th St
Bayonne
Elizabeth Oakley
O’brien
Mary O'Brien
O’connell
Lexington
Daniel O'Connell
Olsen
Gautier
Karen Olsen
O’neil
St. Peter's Hospital
Thomas O'Neill
Washington St
Catherine O'Neil
Peters
Kingston
John Peters
Rafferty
Mary. Rafeferty
N' Dea
Carles Reilly
Rohrbach
Hilgabeth
Ronner
Fulton
Wilhelmine C. Ronner
Mothy J. Rowan
Ruby
Rosie Ruby
Scheiber
Nelson
Highbridge
William Scheiber
Mary R. Shevill
Age Smith
Patrick Smith
M. Speirer
East 138Th St
Geors
Giana Speirer
Newark Av
Bridget Stead
John Stoltz
Mary Sullivan
TACK
Milton Tack
Tennent
Westchester
Amelia Tennent
Theobald
Charles Theobald
Thornhill
Halsey St
Dea
Edward Thornhill
Wade
Monmouth St
Clemens Wade
Wee Eennes St
Charles E. Weil
A. Williamson
West 29Th St
Robert Ama
Wildemann
Railroad Av
Thomas Wildemann
EA Woore
Blake
Charles Woore
Yzquierdo
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Staten Island
Leopoldo Yzquierdo
Feneral
Zacharias
Broohium
Albert W. Zacharias
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
J Avenue
N. Y. Orn
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
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