Mrs C B Alexander Hosts Dinner Dance in West Fifty-eighth
Mrs Charles B Alexander held a large dinner dance at the Alexander town house on West Fifty-eighth Street. Guests included Miss Janetta Alexander and many debutantes and notable men such as Kermit Roosevelt, Jay Gould, Stewart Waller, and J Harry Alexandre Jr. The event featured cotillion led by Phoenix Ingraham, elegant rooms decorated by Boucher and Fragonard, and favors of swan down turbans, puzzles, knives, and gardenias. Supper followed dancing in a grand private ballroom with Franko's Orchestra and a 1 to 3 am schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Alexander
Alexander Town House
West
Fifty-eighth Street
Second Caughier
Janetta Alexander
Marjorie Gould
Jean Delano
Virginia Murray
Eleanor Rodewald
Carrol Harriman
Laura Emmet
Angelica S. Brown
Bessie F. Yoakum
Louise Knowlton
Katharine Tweed
Martha McCook
Evelyn S. Witherbee
Elizabeth Bertron
Priscilla D. Stanton
Mary Eleanor Mortimer
Maud Rives Borland
Helen D. Moran
Emily Sloane
Vera Onativia
Julia Loomir
Clara Fargo
Lisa Suydam
Helen Mor
Grace Henry
Janet House
Helen McLaughlin
Ellen H Rogers
J. Christina Whitehouse
L. Margaret Roosevelt
Emily Coe
Margaret Winslow
Dorothy Toler
Anne Tracy
Katharine Auerbach
Katherine D. Steward
Kermit Roosevelt
William W. Hoffman
Stewart Waller
H. P. Rogers, Jr
Frank Bewie
William R. Stewart, Jr
J. Harry Alexandre, Jr
Sidney C. McCall
Gilbert Jones, Jr
F. A. Juilliard
A. L. Loomis
J. Peabody
F. Osborn
F. M. Blagden
Moncure Robinson
W.-. Kernochan
Erskin Wood
Kingdon Gould
Count de Perigney
Earl of Granard Arrives in New York for Christmas Visit
The Earl of Granard, newly engaged to Miss Beatrice Ogden Mills, arrived aboard the Adriatic and planned to marry around January 15. He and prospective father-in-law Ogden Mills discussed wedding plans as Parliament opening nears London, with Granard slated to return before February 16.
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Earl of Granard
Beatrice Ogden Mills
Ogden Mills
Mills
East Sixty-ninth Street
America
Earl
London
Beatrice Mills
Constance Bentinck
Miss Mills
Gladys Mills
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Atlantic
Col
H. G. Burrowes
R. A
M. Chamberlain
Percy Chubb
A. &. Cochrane
Howard Gould
Thomas H. Kelly
Edward
Constance Stewart Richardson
E. Galt Smith
John T. Varneck
Julius Weil
Lante Della
Arthur J. Taylor
Count de Ur
Westinghouse Family Delays Wedding Due to Illness
Mr and Mrs George Westinghouse and their son George Westinghouse Jr return to their apartments from Lenox Mass where the younger Westinghouse has been seriously ill with gastritis The marriage to Miss Brocksbebank was postponed from December 19 and no new date has been set Plans depend on his recovery and a possible ocean voyage to England after Christmas with a wedding date to follow on his return to health
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George Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
the &T. Regis
Lenox
Mass
Young Westinghouse
TIMES
Christmas at Washington as Roosevelt Family Hosts
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will spend their last White House Christmas at home with a large lunch gathering. The day includes meals with Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles, Theodore Jr. joining today, and Cabinet members except the War and Navy secretaries and Postmaster General. Other guests visit Memphis and Detroit, while the Postmaster General tours North Carolina with his son.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cowles
Theodore, Jr
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Hengemuller
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Italy
Atlantic City
Baron Rosen
Russia
Mexico
Amateur Charity Play by Junior League at the Plaza
The Junior League presents That Girl of Mine a musical play for charity on February 16 and 17 at the Plaza. Miss Dorothy Whitney chairs the league with Miss Carol Harriman and Miss Janetta Alexander as leading officers. Barnett coauthored the script with Manuel Klein, part of the league’s yearly débutante entertainment tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Whitney
Carol Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Janetta Alexander
Miss Alice Warder Weds J. W. Garrett in Washington
Miss Alice Warder of Washington marries Mr. John W. Garrett of Baltimore at the family home on K Street. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, included members of both families and a brief Marine Band performance. Guests included Representative Nicholas Longworth. The couple will honeymoon near Baltimore before sailing for Italy Jan 7.
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New York Times
Washington
Alice Warder
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Rome
K Street
Roland Cotton Smith
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ward Thoron
Robert Garrett
Marine Band Orchestra
Nicholas Longworth
Garrett
Warder
Italy
Benjamin H. Warder
Springfield
Ohio
Colony Club
New York
Sph Ellis
Kimore
T. Harrison Garrett
Princeton
The
Hague
Berlin
SILL-JACOBY MARRIAGE AT BRIDE'S HOME IN NEW YORK
Samuel C. Sill of Warren Pennsylvania wed Elsie B Jacoby daughter of Gustav and Mrs Jacoby of 424 Central Park West yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock. Rev Charles Elliott officiated with Alma Jacoby and Marion Sill as bridesmaids and Herbert Jacoby as best man. Ushers were Harry and Leo Jacoby. The couple will reside in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Sill—Jacoby
Samuel C. Sill
Warren, Penn
Elsie B. Jacoby
Gustav Jacoby
Central Park West
Charles Elliott
Alma Jacoby
Marion Sill
Herbert Jacoby
Harry
Leo Jacoby
Miss Sheldon to Wed J C Work in Oyster Bay L I
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Cecily Sheldon daughter of Mrs Warren Sanford Adams by her first husband and John Clinton Work son of Mrs Frank Work Jr of Rock Hill Oyster Bay L I. No wedding date set. Work belongs to the Seawanhaka Yacht Club and the St Anthony Club.
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Cecily Sheldon
Warren Sanford Adams
John Clinton Work
Frank Work, Jr
Emma Marbury
Rock Hill
Oyster Bay
L. I
Work
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
St. Anthony Club
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Back in Washington for Christmas Eve
Miss Ethel Roosevelt returns to Washington for Christmas Eve events at the White House. Mrs. Joseph E Janvrin and Miss Janvrin plan to host at 191 Madison Avenue on Wednesdays in February. Michael Gavin and wife travel to Minneapolis to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J J Hill for holidays. The Plaza hosts The Three Dances reception Dec 30 with a list of social attendees. A Drexel Paul will wed Isabel Biddle at home in Philadelphia in a quiet mourning wedding.
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Ethel Roosevelt
Washington
White Ouse
Joseph E. Janvrin
Janvrin
Madison
Plaza
Adelaide McAlpin
Beatrice_ Barclay
Emma Romeyn
Alice Wilson
Hayward McAllpin
George Carpenter
Herbert Dillon
Quentin Fitner
Livingston Platt
Stuart Preston
Bailey Vanderhoef
de Reddington
de Gray Vandera
A. Drexel Paul
Isabel Biddle
Alexander W. Biddle
Philadelphia
Husband sues doctor over alleged home disruption
In Paterson New Jersey Oscar Inderlied sues physician Victor E Bullen for 20000 damages claiming the doctor broke up his marriage. Bullen says he was on a late professional call and that Inderlied’s accusations are part of a dispute over trust and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paterson
N. J
Victor E. Bullen
Oscar K. Inderlied
New York
Erie Railroad
Inderlied
Godwin Street
Bullen
Liberal Club forms with 200 members in New York area
The Liberal Club, a new group of 200 members, seeks cross ideological discussion gathering radicals conservatives and suffragists. Founders include Lincoln Steffins Edmund Kelly Charles E Russell and Robert Bruere. Members feature Helen Marot Gertrude Barnum Lillian Ward and more as plans for a Gramercy Park area housing site advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Club
Lincoln Steffins
Edmund Kelly
Charles E. Russell
Robert Bruere
Alexander Irvine
East Nineteenth Street
Irvine
Helen Marot
Women’s Trade Union League
Gertrude Barnum
League
le Roy Scott
Clifford F. Lindholm
Lillian Ward
Nurses’ Settlement
Louis Anspacher
D. J. Meserole
Brooklyn
Percy Stickney Grant
Ray Stannard Baker
K. C. Budd
Columbia
Charlotte Teller
Senator Teller
Colorado
Gramercy Park
Hitch in Trade Contract Between Unions and Mason Builders
The Arbitration Board reports a snag in the new trade agreement replacing the year end expiring contract. Independent contractors who are former bricklayers and still hold union cards complicate matters, as the Mason Builders' Association demands they surrender their wage pecs before any pact is signed. A settlement meeting is planned for early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Arbitration Board of the
Bricklayers’ Unions
Mason Builders’ Association
State Engineer Elect Announces Staff Appointments
State Engineer elect Frank M. Williams of Oneida names his staff to take effect January 1. Deputy State Engineer Harry W. de Graff of Amsterdam, Deputy in charge of Barge Canal Construction William B. Landreth of Schenectady, Auditor H. E. Breed of Cornwall on the Hudson, Middle Division Engineer Guy V. Moulton of Syracuse, Middle Division Financial Clerk Henry L. Bassett of Liverpool, Eastern Division Engineer George V. Williams of Durhamville, Eastern Division Financial Clerk D. B. Parsons of Fulton, Western Division Engineer Thomas W. Barrelly of North Tonawanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank M. Williams
Oneida
Harry W. de Graff
Amsterdam
William B. Landreth
Schenectady
H. E. Breed
Cornwall-on the-Hudson
Guy V. Moulton
Henry L. Bassett
Liverpool
Durhamville
D. B. Parsons
Fulton
Thomas W. Barrelly
North Tonawanda
Ex Captain Chapman Suffering From Pneumonia
Ex police captain George Chapman, recently home from Havana where he led the police force, is ill with pneumonia at his sister Mrs. George Deas’s home on Tyson Street in New Brighton.
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Chapman
George Chapman
George Deas
Tyson Street
New Brighton
Havana
Old Maryland Apple Toddy and Chafing Dish Feasts
A Christmas table guide describes a Maryland apple toddy made by macerating roasted apples with half a gallon of apple brandy, sealed until Christmas, then diluted with water to taste. It also outlines light chafing dish dishes including lobster with lemon, cayenne and butter, tomato mushroom blends, and a cheddar cheese fonda with milk and eggs.
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Maryland
Normal College GIRLS stage Christmas comedy In The Biskit Isles
The Normal College class of ’09 produced a student written musical comedy titled In the Biskit Isles. May Freud and Sally E. Katz authored it with Katz also playing King Snooks. The plot features a petition for a new college building, abduction, rescue, and a cornerstone ceremony amid songs and dances.
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Biskit Isles
May Freud
Sally E. Katz
King Snooks
Snooks
Wistaria
Grace Bennett
Normal College
Helen Taistra
Soudan
Hindustan
Patagonia
Beluchistan
Six Opera Singers Ill At Met Rehearsals Causes Cast Changes
Six Metropolitan Opera principal singers are ill or incapacitated, forcing changes to this week and next. Aida was postponed with Caruso out and Eames struck by a cord issue. Faust substituted. Other ill include Burgstaller Schmedes Amato and Scotti. Gounod's Faust featured Ricardo Martin. Marguerite was Geraldine Farrar. others were Didur Valentin Siebel with Spetrino conducting. Audience size was fair.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Verdi
Aida
Mr. Caruso
Mme. Eames
Faust
Burgstaller
Schmedes
Amato
Scotti
Gounod
Ricardo Martin
Mr. Martin
Geraldine Farrar
Marguerite
Nome
Didur
Mephistopheles
Nate Valentin
Fornia Siebel
Spetrino
English Theatre Company Arrives with Kitty Grey Troupe
One of the era’s largest English theatrical imports lands in New York aboard the Lucania. Led by George Huntley and Charles Frohman, the Kitty Grey company brings London production and company to tours nationwide. Notables include Valli Valli Julia Sanderson and Charles Angelo among forty English chorus girls.
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England
Lucania
Kitty Grey
George Huntley
Charles Frohman
London
America
Valli Valli
Veronique
Julia Sanderson
Charles Angelo
Pope Stamper
Percy Corray
Eva Kelly
Mabel Sealby
Fight New Scenery Tariff Sparks Theatre Groups Clash
The National Association of Producing Theatrical Managers said it would oppose the Association of Scenic Artists bid to raise duties on theatrical scenery by several hundred percent. Scenic artists want higher duties and renewal bonds, while the producing managers seek a hearing date after Lignon Johnson of their group pressed Congress Ways and Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Producing Theatrical Managers
Association of Scenic Artists
Congress
America
Lignon Johnson
Association
Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Mr. Johnson
Burkan
Metropolitan Operate
Police Commissioner Bingham Orders Sunday Theatre Talks
Police Commissioner Bingham directed precinct commanders to serve written notices on managers of theatres and concert houses opening on Sunday. Managers are summoned to meet at Police Headquarters at 300 Mulberry Street on Saturday, December 26 at 10 30 A M to discuss vaudeville performances and reach an understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Mulberry Street
Wadleigh Girls Stage Farce Wilhelmina the Second
The Wadleigh High School class of 1909 presented two performances of Wilhelmina the Second a light farce adapted from The Burglar by Grace Cameron. The plot follows a noisy kitten Wilhelmina that disturbs visitors at Mrs Burton s summer cottage leading to a mistaken burglary scare. Cast includes Isabel Roderiguez Jeanne Clarke Stella Lesser Florence Weeker Vera Weir and Edna M Ziegler with Marion Wolff as stage manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsleigh
Wilhelmina
Wadleigh High School
Grace Cameron
Attorney General Jackson Improving in Albany Hospital
The condition of Attorney General William S. Jackson, ill with typhoid fever, was reported as somewhat improved today at the Albany Hospital in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Albany
Williams
Albany Hospital
Bishop McQuaid Nearing Death Despite Vitality
Rochester reports Bishop McQuaid lingering near death yet showing surprising vitality. Doctors note his condition remains grave as nuns and clergy attend him at the residence in Rochester on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuaid
Rochester
N. Y
Althou
SS Eniene
Pied Piper Christmas Party at Majestic Theatre
De Wolf Hopper and The Pied Piper company staged a Christmas party at the Majestic Theatre with 400 children receiving gifts from five Christmas trees. Santa Claus distributed presents as Marceline and dancers from the Hippodrome performed with Hopper, Marguerite Clark, and others. An extra 100 Hebrew Orphan Asylum children shared in the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pied Piper
Majestic Theatre
de Wolf Hopper
Mr. Hopper
Marguerite Clark
The
Pied Piper” Company
Marceline
Hanson
Harris
Hippodrome
Hopper
R. H. Burnside
Manuel Klein
Jack Horner
Cinderella
Blue Beard
Red Riding Hood
Yellow Dwarf
Santa Claus
Santa
Phoebe Powers
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Mrs Evelyn G Sutherland Dies in Boston Burn Injuries
Mrs. Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland, playwright and wife of Dr. J P Sutherland Dean of Boston University School of Medicine, died in Boston from burns. Her works include The Road to Yesterday and Fort Frayne coauthored with Gen Charles King, with several plays produced abroad or in the United States. She was born in Cambridge and married in Boston on March 10, 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
J. P. Sutherland
Boston University School of Medicine
Fort Frayne
Francis H. Janvier Lehigh Valley Counselor Dies
Francis Herbert Janvier of South Orange New Jersey longtime Lehigh Valley Railroad counsel died of heart disease in a sanitarium at Watkins Glen New York. He was 68, born near Philadelphia, spent most of his life in South Orange. He is survived by his widow three daughters and siblings, with funeral arrangements pending and interment planned at Morristown New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Herbert Janvier
South Orange
N. J
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Philadelphia
W.nes
Mary
Elenore Janvier
Thomas A. Janvier
Margaret Janvier
Morristown
Death of Gen Edgar M Marble Former Patent Official
Gen Edgar M Marble a former Patent Office commissioner and longtime figure in New York and Washington died in the capital today of paralysis. He was appointed to the Patent Office by President Hayes and later served as Assistant Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgar M. Marble
New York
Patent Office
Hayes
Obituary notices of several prominent figures from New York area
The list reports deaths of Samuel Pruyn a Northern New York lumberman in Glens Falls born 1820 Cam bridge. James H Leake Albany Times Union secretary treasurer. Handel Pond Boston piano company executive born Wrentham 56. George Van Nostrand Meriden Chief of Police. Mrs Sarah A Calkin mother of Col Murray US Army. Lewis Barton Strong son of George Templeton Strong. Gertrude Bent Smith College president. Ellen Lasell Gould widow of Herman Day Gould. Richard Speer former New Jersey legislator. Lemuel Hitchcock Boston Paris resident dies at 4 or 5 years old with varied lineage.
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Samuel Pruyn
New York
Glens Falls
Cambridge
N. Y
Finch Pruyn
Bright
Long Island Railroad
Sarah A. Calkin
Col. Murray
Bainbridge Street
Brooklyn
Lewis Barton Strong
George Templeton Strong
Trinity Parish
Samuel B. Ruggles
Gramercy Park
Hyde Hall
Cooperstown
Switzerland
John Ruggles Strong
Gertrude Bent
Smith College
Boston
Ellen Lasell Gould
Herman Day Gould
St. Nicholas Avenue
Edward Lasell
Williams College
Richard Speer
New Jersey
Southward Street
Lemuel Hitchcock
Paris
England
Muriel Matthews Jones
Seabury Jones
Cavalieri Turns Businesswoman Openings Fifth Avenue Perfume Store
Lina Cavalieri once famed Paris music hall queen and Metropolitan soprano plans a perfume shop at 240 Fifth Avenue opening January 1. She will sell Parisian fragrances and Creme a la Cavalieri. Her concert tour plans collapsed due to lack of backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Cavalieri
Metropolitan Opera House
Fifth Avenue
la Cavalieri
Mme. Cavalieri
Rome
Paris
Russia
Fisher Declares Bankruptcy Over Florodora Debts
John C. Fisher theatrical manager files a bankruptcy petition with liabilities listed at 120000 and assets around 12600. He seeks relief from debts tied to Fisher & Ryley after Florodora profits and lavish spending. creditors include New Amsterdam National Bank and multiple performers and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Fisher
Fisher
Fisher & Ryley
Thomas W. Ryley
Ryley
Florodora
New Amsterdam National Bank
New Jordan
James C. Duff
Moses D. Rubin
Syracuse
E. W. Mansfield
Metropolitan Printing Company
Marriages Form in Newark on December 23
On December 23 in Newark New Jersey Jennie McGaw married Frank Beltz Anna Sergi son’s birth to Allan D Harris and Diane Thompson wed Rudolph Mardle in three local nuptials with short notices and standard announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltz—Mcgaw
Newark
N. J
Jennie McGaw
Frank Beltz
Harris—Sergison
Anna Sergison
Allan D. Harris
Mardle — Thompson
Diane Thompson
Rudolph Mardle
Obituary notices from New York area papers December 1908
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn Jersey City and Manhattan, naming the deceased with ages and funeral details. Entries include Eliza Wells Andrews 85, Anna McComb Chidester 72, Elizabeth Thurston Guindon 68, Lemuel Hitchcock, Van Dwight Sheldon, Julia Poole, Amaziah Whitney 27, Ethel Doble Wood, and many others with wake times and burial preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 56Th St
Memphis
New Orleans
Crampton
John R. Crampton
West 44Th St
Paterson, Guindon
Marie Antoinette
Elizabeth Thurston
Eugene W. Guindon
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
46Th
5Th Av
Hitchcock
East 29Th St
Center
Thomas and
Maine Center
Church of the Transfiguration
Paris
France
Lemuel Hitchcock
Beatrice Cleaveland Jones
New York City
David Hitchcock
Boston
Mass
Jacob
San Antonio
Texas
William H
Leonard Jacob
Emma Lawrence Jacob
Mary Phelps Jacob
Janvier
Francis Herbert
Watkins Glen
N. J
Moorestown
John Burgess Leech
Moran
Mary G. Moran
Joseph C. Moran
St. Peter’s Church
Grand and van Vorst Sts
Jersey City
Calvary
Poole
Bay 24Th St
Bensonhurst
Julia
Samuel Holcomb Poole
Charles Austin Meigs
Christ Church
Manhasset
L. L
Purdy
Philadelphia
Mary Frances Bennett
George F. Purdy
Bay Ridge
Long Island
Sheldon
University Heights
van Dwight Sheldon
Delos D
Inez Sheldon
University Heights Presbyterian Church
Aqueduct Av
181St St
Stephenson
Clermont Av
Brooklyn
William Wilson, Jr
William Wilson
Alice Alford Stephenson
Sutherland
Evelyn Greenley
John P. Sutherland
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin St
Uthatcher
Francis A. Thatcher
St. Stephen's Church
69Th St
Broadway
Vail
John J. Vail
St. James Place
Whitney
Breezehurst Terrace
Whitestone
Amaziah Whitney
Wood
West 167Th
High Bridge
Ethel Doble Wood
Robert
Davies Engagement Set at Bear's Den for June Wedding
Athol Mass December announces engagement of Gwynne Davies sister of a dramatic critic to Wilson Melrose of Bo Theatre stock. Davies of New York hopes to marry at the Bear's Den summer home as arrangements are planned with Acton Davies for the June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Athol
Mass
Romanos
Bear’s den
Acton Davies
New York City
Con Davies
New York
Melrose
Bear's den
Koresh I Is Dead Leader of Koreshian Unity Dies in Florida
Cyrus R. Teed known as Koresh Ir. founder of the Koreshian Unity Corporation in Florida died Tuesday morning. Followers awaited his resurrection with Christmas zeal and planned burial as a divine manifestation if it occurred. The sect may disband if Koresh does not rise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tampa
Fla
Cyrus R. Teed
Koresh Ir
Koreshian Unity Corporation of
Florida
Victoria Graffia
Teed
Thas
Koresh
Morrow
Fire destroys Berwick foundry, 300 workers lose jobs
Fire from a cupola at the American Car and Foundry Company plant in Berwick, near Bloomsburg, Penn, today leveled the soft iron foundry. Estimated loss runs to about 100,000 dollars, and about 300 men are left unemployed by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Penn
American Car and Foundry
CampIny
Berwick
Fire destroys Leavenworth sash and door plant
A major blaze in Leavenworth Kansas destroyed the John Good sash and door plant. The estimated loss was placed at $100000 with no immediate reports of injuries. Fire crews fought the flames throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
John Good Sash and Door
Death notices from Newark Jersey City and Brooklyn area
Funeral announcements and obituaries list residents from Kearney Newark Jersey City Brooklyn and towns. Entries include ages dates and funeral details for Mary Hefferon Edward Jason George Karres Katharina Schrass Henry Shearman and others with addresses in New Jersey New York and Brooklyn.
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Hefferon
Kearney
N. J
Mary Hefferon
Hoeding
Orange St
Newark
Crescent St
Brooks Dee
Patrick J. Horgan
Ag Hunter
Franklin St
Nee Dee
Robert Hunter
Jason
Montgomery St
Jersey City
Edward Jason
Karres
Bay Ridge
George Karres
Knab
Columbia
Heigh
Katherine Knab
Lacey
Clarkson
Baldwin Av
Mary C. McDonald
McKenna
Brooklyn
James McKenna
Nash
Lexington
Mary Nash
Newhall
Berkeley Place
O’donoghue
John O’donoghue
Central Av
West Hoboken
Katharina Schrass
Shearman
West 137Th St
Henry S. Shearman
Speer
South Oxford St
Richard Speer
Ohe
Reader Place
Athrine Stang
Stauss
Hudson St
Katharin Stauss
Straub
German Hospital
Helen Straub
Thomas
Hillside Av
Eva Thomas
Tischner
West 107Th St
Emily Co
Vaughan
Schaeffer
Brookliyn
Thomas W. Vaughan
Wallington
South 13Th St
Newark, N
Mary J. Young
In Memoriam Notices for Delmour Cooney Donohue Koch
Anniversary Mass for Lawrence Delmour set for Saturday December 26 1908 at 9 AM at Church of St Ignatius Loyola. Mary Cooney Mass at St Rose of Lima Newark NJ tomorrow 8 AM. Elizabeth Donohue Mass at St Mary Magdalene Newark NJ tomorrow 7 30 AM. Elizabeth Koch dies December 26 1903 remembered in memorial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmour
Lawrence Delmour
Cemetery access and lot sales at Woodlawn Cemetery
Woodlawn Cemetery is described as easily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, plus Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriage. Lots are available, and a telephone number 4855 Gramercy or a representative can supply books and information. Office located at 20 East 280 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
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Pacific St
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Central
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Romange
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Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
Middleddle Colegiate
2D Ave
John G. Fagg
Fagg
Marble Collegiate Church
29Th St
David Jas. Burrell
Burrell
St. Nicholas
Ave
48Th St
D. D
West End
West End Ave
Henry Evertson Cobb
Edward B. Coe
Church OF the Ascension
Percy Et ‘Grant
Adam
Pcqmforter
Ascensi
Horatio St
Ta He
Par
Percy
Grant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!