Mrs Walker Engaged to Frederic Penfield Esteemed Philadelphia Widow
Mrs Anna M Weightman Walker widow of Robert J C Walker of Philadelphia announces engagement to Frederic Courtland Penfield diplomat and author Both are wealthy well connected and plan a spring wedding The couple have known each other for years with Penfield a former US diplomatic agent and author of East of Suez Present day Egypt The engagement follows Weightman will contest suit previously filed by Mrs Jonas Wister and Two Weightman daughters The couple plan a European tour in May before the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. ‘Weightman Walker
Robert J. C. Walker
Philadelphia
William “Weightman
Frederic Courtland Penfield
America
William Weightman
Jonas Wister
Weightman, Jr
Mr. Wister
Weightman
Walker
Robert
Metropolitan Opera House
Fifth Avenue
Mme. Sembrich
Mme. Gadski
Signor Bond
Penfield
Katharine Albert Wells McMurdo
Albert Wells
Edward McMurdo
London
Hartford Courant
United States
Egypt
Suez
Royal Geographical Society of London
French Academy
Legion of Honor
Authors
New York
Manhattan
Players’ Clubs of
Metropolitan Club of
Washington
Debutante Doris Bissell Hostess at Theatre Party
Mrs. Sanford Bissell entertained for her debutante daughter Doris Wolcott Bissell with a theatre party and supper. Chaperones Mrs. Schieffelin and Mrs. Bissell escorted numerous guests including Misses Joan Whitridge Ina Stissel Helen Morgan Marjorie Curtis Marie L de Florez and others while Messrs Robert Le Rey John Oliver Edward Shippen Paul Hammond and more attended. the play viewed was The Jesers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris McIntyre
St. ‘George
Mrs Scribners Musicale Features Clara Clemens
Mrs. Scribner hosted a musicale at her home on East Sixty seventh Street with guests present. Miss Clara Clemens, daughter of Samuel Clemens, performed for the attendees followed by a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twains
Miss Clara Clemens
Arthur H. Scribner
Clara Clemens
Sam
Advertising Power and Its Winners in The Home Journal
Advertising, like progress, benefits the strong while harming none. If you can advertise well and your rival cannot, you gain big advantages. Advertising multiplies effectiveness and favors the large operator more than the small. A current issue of The Ladies Home Journal shows many businesses that could not exist without advertising. Does The Ladies Home Journal pay these advertisers? Ask them. More than a million copies monthly. The Curtis Publishing Company. Philadelphia Boston Chicago Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapies’ Home Journal
The
Notable Guests at Clemens Twain Recital Evening
Uel L. Clemens and Mark Twain with Francis Rogers and Chiarios Wark at the piano entertained a long list of attendees. Among the guests were Mrs. José Aymar Mrs. Charles W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watson Giléer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wellman Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Warner Leeds Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Landon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield Mrs. Henry Marquand Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Train Robert Bridges Mrs. Ernest Thompson-Seton Mr. and Mrs. George R. D. Schieffelin and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Luqueer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Francis Rogers
Chiarios Wark
José Aymar
Charles W. Cooper
Richard Watson Giléer
Francis Wellman
John S. Kennedy
Warner Leeds
Francis G. Landon
Howard Mansfield
Henry Marquand
Arthur Train
Robert Bridges
Ernest Thompson-Seton
George R. D. Schieffelin
Leon Luqueer
White House reception for Congress hosts notable guests
The third Stat reception of the season at the White House drew Members of Congress and high officials. President and Mrs. Roosevelt greeted guests while Mrs Taft was in mourning. Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks attended along with the Speaker and Miss Cannon, Senators Knox Foraker La Follette, and their spouses in the Blue Room. Mrs. Roosevelt wore a white brocade gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Cabinet
Taft
Fairbanks
House
Miss Cannon
Knox
Foraker
la Follette
Bride Miss Helen Serre Wedding of Samuel K Thomas
The ceremony for Samuel K. Thomas and Miss Helen Emmy Serre took place at 4 PM yesterday at 63 West Thirty eighth Street. Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet officiated as Miss Serre wore a white lace gown and floral bouquet, with Miss Marie E. Serre as maid of honor and James Riple Bartholomew as best man. A reception followed and the couple will reside in New York after a bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Thomas
Helen Emmy Serre
Joseph, E. Serre
Henry Mottet
Marie E. Serre
James Riple Bartholomew
Mrs. Thomad
New York
Miss Georgette Folsom Weds in Paris
News from Paris reports Miss Georgette Folsom daughter of Mr and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom married Robert Dillon FitzGibbon son of Sor Justice FitzGibbon of Ireland in Trinity Church Paris Rev J B Morgan officiated Mrs FitzGibbon began debut four years ago The Folsom sisters Constance Ethel Clark Voorhees Churchill Satterlee and Edward H Delafield are listed among relatives The couple and families have spent much time in Europe and summer at Sunnyridge Lenox home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georgette Folsom
George Winthrop Folsom
Robert Dillon FitzGibbon
Sor Justice FitzGibbon
Ireland
Trinity
Churchill Satterlee
Edward H. Delafield
Mrs. Folsom
Europe
Sunnyridge
Lenox
Beach Tutts Bates New York City Wedding in St Louis
Chisholm Beach of New York City and Miss Edwina Tutt wed at Mrs D G Tutt's home in St Louis. Rev J L Mauze performed the ceremony. The couple proceeds to California then New York. stepmother Mrs Clifford Beach attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Chisholm Beach
New York City
Edwina Tutt
D. G. Tutt
J. L. Mauze
California
New York
Clifford Beach
Redding
Forbes and Barker wed at Christ Church in Hyde Park
The Rev Kenneth Ripley Forbes rector of St Stephen s Episcopal Church Fall River and Miss Ellen Elizabeth Barker daughter of Mrs William G Alexander were married at 8 o clock this morning at Christ Episcopal Church Hyde Park Massachusetts The couple is from Newton Centre and Fall River according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hyde Park
Mass
Kenneth Ripley’ Forbes
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Fall River
Mgr
Gustavus Forbes
Newton Centre
Ellen Elizabeth Barker
William G. Alexander
Christ Episcopal Church
Midwinter Dance Series Second Event At Plaza Ball Room
Last night the second Midwinter Dance was held in the Plaza ball room with a midnight supper. Prominent patronesses included Mrs John Strong Foster Mrs James K O Sherwood Mrs Walter B Hotchkin Mrs J Milton Matchott Mrs Julian H Meyer Mrs J Stanley Koster Mrs Robert Wood Johnson Mrs William Chilvers Mrs Walter H Russell Mrs W Smith Jennings and Mrs Joseph M Schenck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
John Strong Foster
James K. O. Sherwood
Walter B. Hotchkin
J. Milton Matchott
Julian H. Meyer
J. Stanley Koster
Robert Wood Johnson
William Chilvers
Walter H. Russsell
W. Smith Jennings
Joseph M. Schenck
Society Notes: Elite Guests Dine Dance and Sail
The Count and Countess Laszlo Széchényi are booked to sail Saturday. Mrs. Vanderbilt hosts lunch for them today. Miss Evelyn Van Wart from London will dine at the Waldorf Astoria Thursday Feb 15. Mrs. Butterfield hosts music at 616 Fifth Avenue Friday Feb 14. Assembly dances proceed at Delmonico's tonight. Mrs Taft Post Wheeler Kerr are at the Plaza. Frederick Townsend Martin hosts luncheon at the Plaza today. Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland with Miss Mauran and Mrs. Waterhouse are at the Buckingham. The Entertainment Club hosts its 27th reception at Waldorf Astoria Tuesday Feb 18 with artists Bond Crimond Ford Moore Sorlin. Miss Mina Bach hosted a dinner dance at her East Ninety Second Street home last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laszlo Széchényi
Miss Vanderbilt
Evelyn van Wart
London
Daniel Butterfield
Fifth Avenue
Assembly
Delmonico’s
William H. Taft
Cincinnati
Post Wheeler
Robert Bage Kerr
Lakewood
N. J
Frederick Townsend Martin
Waldorf- Astoria
Signor Bond
Bertha Crimond
Edith Cline Ford
Lou Wall Moore
Victor Sorlin
Mina F. Bach
East Ninety Second Street
Hiawatha Plagiarism Claim Spurs Debate in Wisconsin
Special report from La Crosse notes The Yeoman Shield alleges Longfellow’s Hiawatha borrows ideas and lines from the Finnish epic Kalevala, with comparisons showing parallel phrases about forests moorlands and Northland. The piece cites shared meter and themes and cites Wanamoienen as a teacher, paralleling Hiawatha’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
West Virginia Society of New York Holds Nineteenth Reunion
The Charlestown Society of the City of New York held its nineteenth annual reunion and dinner at the Hotel Manhattan. About 100 ex-residents and friends gathered in the ballroom with Turner A. Beall as toastmaster, the group adopting the name West Virginia Society of New York and naming officers including President Turner A. Beall and Vice Presidents Cec B. Elkins, Stewart Hirschman, A Campbell, and Rev. Dr. Howe, with Brooks La Boyteaux as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Society
City of New York
Manhattan
Turner A. Beall
West Virginia Society of the
Turner “A. Beall
Cec. B. Elkins
Stewart Hirschman
A Campbell
Howe
Brooks la Boyteaux
Warfield Plans London Run After New York Engagement
David Belasco announced Warfield will close his New York season at the Stuyvesant Theatre and open a London engagement after a brief break. The Music Master debuts February 24 with A Grand Army Man on Saturdays, and The Auctioneer may follow later. Warfield aims to perform Shylock in The Merchant of Venice in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Warfield
David Belasco
Warfield
London
Metropolitan
Stuyvesant Theatre
Belasco
Jerome K. Jeromhe
Mr. Belasco
Shylock
Beasco
New Star Marion Kerby Cast In Forbes Traveling Salesman
Henry B. Harris selects Marion Kerby a Chicago society entertainer and dialect performer for the lead female role in The Traveling Salesman by James Forbes. Kerby, unknown on stage, read for Forbes at Mrs Ben Ali Haggin’s home and was surprised by the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forbes
Henry B. Harris
Thomas Ross
Marion Kerby
Chicago
London
Lady Paget
Duchess of Sutherland
Newport Society
James B. Hagegin
Ben Ali Haggin
Forbes
Miss Kerby
New York
Rupert Hughes
Cain
Victory in Speculator Suit Over The Merry Widow
Orwan sued Klaw and Erlinger for 500 dollars after being denied entry to The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam Theatre on Dec 15. The Sixth District Court, Judge Prince, ordered a verdict for the plaintiff for 3 dollars the price of two balcony seats. theatre owners may exclude whom they wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwan
Klaw & Erlanger
Prince
New Amsterdam
Dittnhoefer
Gerber & James
Russians Go to Dalys for Five Week Engagement
Mme Komisarzhevsky, the Russian actress, plans a five week run at Daly's Theatre in New York through Klaw & Erlanger via M Orloff. She will debut March 2 in a Sudermann or Ibsen play following Olga Nethersole at Daly's. Her troupe from the St Petersburg Dramatic Theatre travels with own scenery and props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Komisarzhevsky
New York
Klaw ‘& Erlanger
M. Orloff
Daly's
The
Liberty
Mabel Tallaferro
Polly of
Olga Nethersole
Sudermann
St. Petersburg Dramatic Theatre
M. Bravich
Nicholas Orloff
Russia
Khersokof
Longtime New York Custom House Clerk Dies
Thomas J. Kelly, a New York Custom House clerk for over 36 years, died yesterday. He served in the Civil War, enlisting in the First Ohio Infantry and rising to Captain, later acting as Chief Signal Officer of the Army of the Cumberland before retiring on June 17, 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Thomas J. Kelly
New York Custom House
Caruso Shines In Met Opera Pagliacci Debut
Caruso returned to the stage as Canio in a double bill of Hansel und Gretel and Pagliacci at the Metropolitan Opera House. He delivered strong, refined tenor tones despite the illness of Nedda actress Mme. Cavalieri who was replaced by Mme. Fel Dereyne. The cast included Scotti Reis Sarto with Ferrarri conducting. the German fairy tale opera followed with the usual cast and Herts conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagiiacci
Metropolitan Opera House
Caruso
Canio
Psdhenos
Mme. Cavalieri
Nedda
Mme
Fély Dereyne
Messrs
Scotti
Reise
Sarto
Mr. Ferrari
Mr. Herts
Dalmorés Timed Kiss Competes With The Waltz Dream
Charles Dalmorés, the French tenor of the Manhattan Opera House, watched a kiss scene in A Waltz Dream at the Broadway Theatre last night. He timed the kiss duration with his watch, noting thirty seconds. He remarked he may seek a longer kiss in Louise on Saturday if Miss Garden agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalmorés
Manhattan Opera House
Miss Garden
Louise
Broadway Theatre
Edward Johnson
Sophie Brandt
Rehearsals Stop Louise Ahead of Pelléas Debut
Rehearsals for the Pelléas et Mélisande production prompt a delay to the Louise performance at the Manhattan Opera House. The original Opéra Comique company leaders Dufranne and Périer arrive Saturday with rehearsals to resume Monday. Cast includes Garden Armes Gerville Réache Bigrist Dufranne Périer Crabbé and Arimondi. Applications for seats have been strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debussy
Louise
Nda
Manhattan Opera House
Messrs
Dufranne
Périer
Opéra Comique
New York
Miss Garden
Armes
Gerville-Réache
Bigrist
Messrs. Dufranne
Crabbé
Arimondi
Countess Muravieff Heads to United States Tour
Countess Muravieff the foremost Russian actress leaves St. Petersburg with a company of twenty for a U S tour. They open March 15 in Ibsen Nora and perform Andreieff The Life of a Man and Rash The God of Revenge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Mme. Kommisarzhoffskaya
Countess Muravieff
United States
Ibsen
Nora
Leonid Andreieff
Sholom ‘Rash
The Awakening of Helena Richie in Providence Tonight
Theatrical notes announce Margaret Anguin makes her first appearance in The Awakening of Helena Richie at Providence on February 17. Eugene Walter’s Pala in Full gets its first metropolitan presentation February 25 at the Astor Theatre under Wagenhala Kemper. Lilian Albertson, Tully Marshall lead. Will Creasy Blanche Dayne debut under Shybert in Village Lawyer in Wilmington this evening. Ethel Barrymore presents to Charles Frohman a full-length portrait by M Bravillet. The Talk of New York reaches 250th performance at Knickerbocker Theatre on February 19, George M. Cohan marks twentieth anniversary of professional debut and will direct the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Angiin
Helena Richie
Providence
Eugene Walter
Pala
Wagenhala & Kemper
Astor Theatre
Lilian Albertson
Tully Marshall
Will Creasy
Blanche Dayne
Shybert
Village Lawyer
Wilmington
Ethel Barrymore
Charles Frohman
M. Bravillet
New York
Thieves Arrested After Truck Larceny at East River Pier
A truckman delivered three cases of dress goods valued at 8000 dollars to a house on Java Street Greenpoint after presenting a delivery note at Pier 20. Three men Joseph J. Lopez David Goldstein and Vincent Raffo were arrested on grand larceny charges. Police believe the arrest may help solve several similar robberies totaling around 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier 20
East River
Samuel Greenwich
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Greenwich
Java Street
Greenpoint
L. I
Joseph J. Lopez
David Goldstein
Vincent Raffo
Manhattan
Raffo
Roosevelt Portrait Shown At Culinary Exhibit
The Société Culinaire Philanthropique hosted a New York culinary exhibition at Terrace Garden featuring sugar and jelly sculptures. President Roosevelt appeared in a dark brown truffle portrait on a jelly-covered ham, with works by Eugene Laperreque and Otto Gentsch winning top prizes among elaborate displays including a candy automobile and a Chateau made of bread and sweets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Société Culinaire Philanthropique
French Cooks’ Association
New York
Terrace Garden
Lucullus
Little Sisters
Eugene Laperreque
France
Plaza
Elly
James Stillman
William Guggenheim
Chateau de la Martilliére
Samuel Untermyer
Brussels
Demi¢nico
Waldorf
Otto Gentsch
Café Martin
Admiral Evans
Delmonico
Roosevelt
Coffee Harm and Postum Benefit Highlighted by Doctor
A physician reports severe temper, tremors, cold extremities, and digestive issues linked to heavy coffee use. After switching to Postum, he notes improved nerves and vitality and urges patients to quit coffee. The ad promotes Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan, with a Suggested Read from The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Bishop of the Bowery Dies After Short Illness
The Rev. Dr. William M. Stonehill, pastor of the East Side Parish Methodist Episcopal Church known as the Church of All Nations, died last evening after four days ill. Born in England in 1855, he came to the United States in 18387 and led mission work on the Bowery for three years. His church’s membership grew from about twenty to several hundreds. The funeral will be held tomorrow evening at the East Side Parish Church. Dr. Stonehill inspired many with his belief in redeeming the fallen and his long evangelical work in England, Ireland, and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Stonehill
East Side Parish
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of All Nations
The
Bowery
England
Oxford University
United States
Stonehill
East Side
Evangelistia
Ece
Ireland
James W. Pinchot Dies in New York Merchant Era
James W. Pinchot, father of Gifford Pinchot and former chief of the Forestry Bureau, died this afternoon at his Washington home just shy of 77. A prominent New York City merchant from 1850 to 1875, he retired after that period. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
James W. Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Mr. Pinchot
New York City
Prince Ernst of Saxe Altenburg Dies in Berlin
Berlin report says Prince Ernst Duke of Saxe Altenburg died today in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ernst
Saxe-Altenbourg
Samuel F. Angus Dies at 52 in Detroit
Detroit business figure Samuel F. Angus former owner with controlling interest in the Detroit American League Baseball Club died tonight of paralysis at age 52. He began as a book agent in Toledo Wheeling and Cleveland before moving to Detroit sixteen years ago and later becoming a traction road promoter, amassing wealth through his ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Samuel F. Angus
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Angus
Toledo
Wheeling
Cleveland
Widow of Theodore R McIlwaine Died After Long Illness
Elizabeth T McIlwaine wife of the late Theodore R McIlwaine of East Orange New Jersey died at home of heart disease aged 75 She leaves a son and a daughter Her declining years included two family tragedies Isabella McIlwaine burned to death in Halsted Street and son William R McIlwaine died by his own hand both years ago Her husband died ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth T
Theodore R. McIlwaine
East Orange
N. J
McIlwaine
Isabel
Halsted Street
William R. McKwaine
Harriet A. Dickerson
William H. Dickerson
Denville N. J
Martin L. Cox
Newark, N. J
Julia A. Orr
David Orrones
Ednon
New York
Abram Pierson
First Presbyterian Church
Newark
Albany
James M. Ludlow
Mann Avenue Presbyterian Church
Alexander M. Orr
Frederick M. Orr
Troy
N. Y
Reverend Henry Scofield Dies in Darien at 54
The Rev Henry Scofield died at his home in Darien Connecticut early Thursday morning He was 54 years old on February 1 and had been a longtime resident of the community His death is reported by local authorities and church colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scofield
Darien
Conn
Edward F. Fidges
Home Fire Insurance Company
Ovenss
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Orange Camera Club
Obituary notices from East Conference church member to Westbury official
A satellite set of obituaries lists figures from New York and New Jersey including Rev. Wemyss Thompson Smith of Norwalk and several local officials. Surviving relatives include spouses and children, with deaths reported in Newark and Westbury and services planned in Norwalk.
Marriage Notices From February Wrap
Married pairs include Isabel H Spelman and Joseph T Devereux on February, F May Bowen and A Lawrence Harlan on February 5, and Alice Faulkner to Richard Hill Jr on February 6.
Obituary notices list many Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths
February 1908 notices record funeral plans for numerous residents of Brooklyn and nearby areas. Entries name individuals such as John Conner Barron, Mary J Suydam Bennett, Adolphus Bennett, Louise Sterry, Edward Figgis, Amelia Dougherty Hildreth, and many others with funeral times, residences, and interment details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Walker
Frederic Penfield
Bissell
Theatre Party
Mrs. Sanford Bissell
Miss Doris
MRS. Scribner’s Musicale
Curtis Publishing Company
Mrs. Roosevelt
Helen Serre
Miss Folsom
Robert D. FitzGibbon
Beach—Tutt
Forbes—Barker
Society Notes
Grover’ Cleveland
Princeton, N. J
Alice Mauran
Archibald N. Waterhouse
Buckingham
Hiawatha
Klavala
Kalavala
Klawatha
Northland
Great Lakes
Northlands
Wamamolenen
Wanamoienen
Shyloge
Jerome K. Jerome
London Theatre
Marion Kerry
Court Holds Theatre
Daly’s
Mme. Komisarzhevsky and Company
Rogers Bros
Stampe Meriden Britaco
Dalmores
KISS
Wii
Start
Little Sisters of the Poor
George Meredith
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
the Bowery
W. M. Stonehill
Prince Ernst
Elizabeth T. McIlwaine
Opal Church
Ifty-Three
William E. Scofield
Greenwich, Conn
Mia
Samuel G. Curtiss
Annie L. Scofield
Wemyss Thompson Smith
St. Paul’s Church
N Walk
Norwalk
India
St. Paul's Church
Robert Clemens
Joseph M. Smith
XN. Jn
Lawrence A. Reilly
Essex County
Jeff Lab
William E. Hawkhurst
Westbury
Henry Wills
TIMES
Valentines
Mary C. Low
IE. P. Dutton & CO
West 23d Street
Madison Av
Thomas Dimond
Bennett
Mary J. Suydam
Adolphus Bennett
Shore Road
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth St
Ramapo
Pairweather
Catherine Lawrence Layster
William H. Fairweather
Macon St
Figgis
Waverley
Orange
WN. J
Edward Keene Figgis
W. R.R
Highland
Dublin
Hildreth
East 65Th &J
Amelia Dougherty
D. Morgan Hildreth
Andrew Dougherty
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. Av
Hill House
Mansfield Lovell Hillhouse
John Hillhouse
Minton
Park
Philip_S. Minton
Emily G
Charles A. Minton
Syd
Naw. Orr
Julia A
David Orr
South Main
treeeKee
York
M. Carricg
Uiat
N.Y
Paine
Lydia
Inettia
Pinchot
W. Pinchot
Righy
Lobos
Ossining M. Y
Agnes L. Rithy
Ossining
Sherrill
Fast Orange
Sachem ‘Av
Tusculum
van Boskerck
Josephine
John W. van. Boskerck
East 61St St
Walton
Clo A. Walton
Bec
Frank E. Campbell
Worth
Peter Worth
Margaret Worth
Henderson Place
Elizabeth Holz
Hunt
Vailsburg
Catherine Hunt
Jennings
Amsterdam Av
Ae EB. Jennings
Kallenbach
Beatrice Kallenbach
Kane
Prospect Place
Brooklum
Loretto T. Kane
Kelly
Atlantic Av
John F. Kelly
Kennedy
Lexington
Fen
Elizabeth L. Kennedy
Kruger
Sdoville
Otto Kruger
LANF
McDonough St
Tucinda C. Lene
McEguing
Tichenor St
Abby McGutte
Meilawaine
Elizabeth T. Meliwaine
Mallory
West
Cenrge
W. Haz
Irviheton
N. Jd
Fannie Mederatt
Aerd
Mertens
Tamokines Sestanleten. & T
Ae Mertens
Oswald
John
Morras
Petensen
Athfield
Hovman
Fey Trnerat Feh
Rakkin
Francs
James i Pankin
Fomraj
Rigvuan
She Nthrah
Annie Tontan
M. Schelz
Brookiym
Karte
Afi
Smith
Bronx
Harglé J. Smith
Thrietta Uo
Springer
Mina Springer
Ceed
Sullivan
11Th St
Jeremiah Sullivan
Terry
Patchozne
L. FE
von Dehsen
Rockaway Av
Rockeville Centre
Annie von Dehsen
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Chelsea
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