Miss Hook of Holland at Criterion in London
A London production at the Criterion Theatre presents Miss Hook of Holland in two acts. Review lauds staging and performances by Bertram Wallis John McCloskey and Georga Caine with musical numbers by Paul Rubens. The piece draws praise for charm and lively songs though notes some vocal missteps and crowd reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hook
Holland
Paul A. Rubens
Austen Hurgen
Simon Stinks
Case
Will West Ludwig Schnapps
Richard L. Lie
Tom Collins van Eick
Wil Ham B
Freda Erie
Catherine
Cooper Clara
Voos
Weeenens
Marion
Little Gretchen
Rae A Kies
Florence Nash
Eleanor Mansfield
Criterion Theatre
Paul Rubens
Netherlands
Bertram Wallis
Miss McDonald
John McCloskley
Georga Caine
Isabel Jay
London
Miss. McDonald
New York
Miss Anglin’s New Play Dramatic Progress Report
It is revealed that Charlotte Thompson wrote the dramatization of Then Awakening of Helena Ritchie for Miss Anglin. Thompson, author of A Farce of Sable, leaves for a consultation with Miss Anglin to finalize Helena Ritchie. Mrs Delanders expresses great pleasure with the dramatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Ritchie
Mangagin
Anglin
Charlotte Thompson
Sable
Florcké Roberts
A M. Smith
Miss Thompson
Helena Mwie
New Nat Goodwin Play Under Liebler Management
Nat C Goodwin will star in Cameo, a play obtained by Lieblé r Co for the actor under their management. The production, tied to Chicago runs and the group’s past works, will not tour until next season. Meanwhile Goodwin appears in The Master Hand and The Easterner at New York venues, before moving on to metropolitan stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieblené,Co
Nat C. Good
Booth Talkingto
Hyarda
Harry Feon Wilson
Tome
Chicago
Liebler - Management
Mississippi Gambier
Kirby
Gij@win
Metropolis
George Broadhurst
Liebler
Curtis EliseiS Burany Philadse RA Boston Ad Copy
The fragment discusses competition and advertising as a weaker weapon in modern trade. It notes high manufacturing costs and top retail prices, yet strong competition due to product prestige and a named brand. It references Curtis Pro Eliseis Burany and a Boston outlet in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Pro Eliseis
Burany Philadse
Boston
Actress Edna Goodrich to Stay as Lead in New Show
The article notes Edna Goodrich will continue as Mr Goodwin's leading woman, signaling a stable casting move for the production. It underscores Goodrich's ongoing role in the star vehicle, with expectations of continued onstage pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude Edna Goodrich
Mr. Goodwin
Cecilia Loftus Faces Appendix Operation Today
Cecilia Loftus is to undergo an appendectomy today at a private hospital on West Sixty first Street. Since The Lancers closed and her last appearance at Daly's Theatre, she has resided at 183 West Eleventh Street. Doctors say surgery is necessary though her condition is not alarming. She hopes to recover in time for her engagement in the new musical with Sam Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Loftus
Sam Bernard
Paderewski Accepts Warsaw Conservatory Directorship
A telegram from Ignace Paderewski announced that the famed pianist accepts the directorship of the Warsaw Conservatory of Music, confirming his leadership role in the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw Conservatory of Music
Warsaw
Ignace Paderewski
Double Bill at Manhattan Opera House Delights Crowd
The Manhattan Opera House offered Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci in a popular holiday program. The house was full with standing room occupied. Cavalleria was staged by the familiar company with Crabbé debuting as Alfio and Dalmorés praised for Turiddu. Pagliacci featured Agostinacci Est, Sammarco Crabbé and Venturini.
Mrs Le Moyne to Delineate Shakespeare Roles at Lyceum
Mrs Le Moyne presents two readings from Macbeth at the Lyceum Theatres to introduce her as a Shakespeare exponent. She plans to read Queen Katherine passages from Henry VIII and seeks to form a company for regular productions of these works and possibly other Shakespearean plays.
Hackett Engagement at Daly's Theatre Ends Saturday
James IK Hackett’s run in John Glayde’s Honour at Daly’s Theatre closes Saturday after two weeks in New York. A second Hackett production The House of a Thousand Candies, a melodrama by George Middleton, based on Meredith Nicholson’s novel, follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James IK. Hackett
John Glayde
Daly’s Théatre
New York
Hackett
E. M. Hollawey
George Middleton
Meredith Nicholsons
Robert E. Irwin Named Manager of Proctor’s Fifth Avenue
Robert E. Irwin, former manager of Albaugh's Theatre in Baltimore, is promoted to manager of Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. He succeeds F. F. Proctor Jr., who moves to the Proctor booking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Irwin
Albaugh's
Baltimore
Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mr. Irwin
F. F. Proctor, Jr
Theatrical Notes Preview Major NYC Stage Week
Leslie Harris opens his first American tour at the Hudson Theatre on Tuesday afternoon January 14 and sails on the Carmania January 4. George Grossmith like work noted. East Lynne second act by amateurs January 2 after The Man on the Box at Keith Proctor Harlem Opera House. Robert Buchanan signs for Punabashi tenor role at the Casino next Monday. Fulda’s Der Dummkopf tonight at the German Theatre. The Merrilow dress rehearsal at Weber’s M Hall. opening tomorrow. The Bad Boy and His Teddy Bears at Blaney’s Lincoln Square Theatre begins next Monday with weekly performances.
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Leslie Harris
Hudson Theatre
Mr. Harris
George Grossmith
East Lynne
Keith & Proctor
Harlem Opera House
Robert Buchanan
Thomas W. Rylex
Punabashi
New York
Fulda
Weber
M Hall
Bad Boy
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
American Dancers Celebrate New Year in Paris
American artists held a large dance in Paris’s international club to welcome the new year. Patrons included Henry P. White D P Britney S Douglass H W Faulkner J Val Winkie and Leo Mielziner. American architectural students hosted a dinner that night.
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Paris
Internetean Aalub
Henry P. White
D. P. Britney
S. Douglass
H. W. Faulkner
J Val Winkie
Leo Mielziner
Mrs Gould Plans Elaborate Paris Gown for Theatricals
Society circles buzz about Mrs George Gould’s stage gown for Frederick Townsend Martin’s theatricals on Jan 2. She wore a gown from Paris for the event and keeps its color and design secret to surprise Fred Martin and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gould
Frederick Townsend Martin
Fred Martin
Miss Wesson a Bride in East Seventy-Third Street Ceremony
Miss Alice Frederica Wesson daughter of Mrs Frederick Wesson and Stewart Earle Barber a Paymaster in the United States Navy wed yesterday at the bride’s aunt Mrs Russell Hoadley’s home 62 East Seventy-third Street. The Rev Dr Herbert Shipman officiated as Bishop Burtney was ill. The bride wore white Japanese crepe with white roses and lace and carried pink roses. Best man was Paymaster Jackson. A small reception followed with relatives and close friends in attendance including Bishop Henry C Potter and Mrs Potter and many others.
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Alice Frederica Wesson
Frederick Wesson
Stewart Earle Barber
United States Navy
Russell Hoadley
East Seventy-third Street
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Iurtney
Jackson
Henry C. Potter
Potter
Jeremish P. Robinson
Elizabeth Robinson
Herbert Rawlines
Charles Gould
George Hastines
Ambroise Barber
Miss Barber
Thomas French
Delaffield
Mme. Duryee
Duryee
R. C. Riggs
Riges
Cutting
Gerard Foster
Kien
Families Set Sail for Pares for Months Abroad
Thomas Redman and a group including Miss Redman Miss Lillian Dunham Frank Butterworth and many others sail on Saturday for Pares to stay several months Mrs Barber a great grand daughter of the late Bishop Littlejohn of Long Island accompanies them in the voyage
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Thomas Redman
Redman
Lillian Dunham
Frank Butterworth
Ross Appleton
Appleton
Thornton Hunt
Charles Mitchell
Wilmer
FP. Bird
Bird
YP. W.martin
Toaniel Moran
Frederick Rowland Will Marries Miss Adelaide Edwards
Frederick Rowland Will and Miss Adelaide Edwards wed yesterday at the Hotel Cumberland Broadway and Fifty fourth Street. Rev Henry March Warren officiated and a reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rowland Will
Eugenie Adelaide Edwards
Maria B.*edwards
Cumberland
Broadway
Whifty-fourth Street
Henry March Warren
Engagement announced for Miss Car ne Skidmore Willis and Walter Hewlett
Mrs. William Jones Willis announces the engagement of her niece Miss Car ne Skidmore Willis to Walter Jones Hewlett eldest son of Mrs Walter Restored Hewlett of Cold Spring Harbor Long Island Miss Willis is a daughter of the late John Townsend Willis of New York Mr Hewlett is brother to Louis Robert and Rudolph Hewlett Hewlett is a sister to Imiss Hewrietta A f Hewlett is a sister
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William Jones Willis
Carne Skidmore Willis
Walter Jones Hewlett
Walter Restored Hewlett
Cold Spring Harbor
L. I
Miss Willis
John Townsend Willis
New York
Hewlett
Louis
Robert
Rudolph Hewlett
Hewrietta
H Hewlett
Wedding of Miss Florence Baylis and James Morris
The engagement and wedding plans for Miss Florence Macdonald Baylis and James Edgar Morris are announced with a ceremony at the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. Miss Adelaide Baylis serves as maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss Clara Packard and Miss An Cutter.
Atterbury Daughter Engaged to Boston Heiress Howe
Miss Ellen Mercer Atterbury announces engagement to Dudley Rogers Howe of Boston. Ellen is a society favorite and sister to Mrs. Eliphalet Nott Potter and Mrs. J. E. Fuller Potter. Katharine is a younger sister and cousin to Lawrence and Trevenor Atterbury, with ties to the Steeles and Frenches. The wedding will be next summer at Iglesborough, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner Atterbury
Ellen Mercer Atterbury
Dudley__ Rogers Howe
Henry F. Howe
Boston
Miss Satterbury
Eliphalet Nott Potter
J. E. Fuller Potter
Katharine S. Atterbury
Lawrence and
Tresvenor Atterbury
Steeles
Frenches
Welldine
Iglesborough, Me
MISS McLEAN BETROTHED TO LIEUT DALLAM
Mr and Mrs Donald McLean announce the engagement of their daughter Bessie Maulsby McLean to Lieut William A Dallam Twelfth Cavalry U S A The prospective bride is a great granddaughter of Gen John McLean and a granddaughter of Judge Ritchie The wedding will occur late February or early Easter at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia where Lieut Dallam is stationed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
Bessie Maulsby McLean
William A. Dallam
Twelfth Cavalry
John McLean
Judge Ritchie
Maryland
Lieut
Dallam
West Point
Dallam Afhiladelphia
Wiliam Paca
Dallams
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Social Notes follow January gatherings and engagements
The second New Assembly Dance is set for January at Desmonicois. Mrs Alfred M Hoyt hosts at 934 Fifth Avenue on Friday January 3. Miss Pauline Howard announces her engagement to William Dunelin Howe of Pittston. Various society figures travel to Lakewood and New Rochelle while dances and house parties unfold at Delmonico's and major addresses.
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Desmonicois
Alfred M Hoyt
Fifth Avenue
Stephen van Rensselaer Crosby
Boston
J. Pisrpont Morgan, Jr
Charles Neave
Ora Howard
Scarsdale
Pauline Howard
Wiliam Dunelin Howe
Pittston
Penn
Herbert Swift
Chicago
Percival Roberts
Philadelphia
Charles Goodrigh
Akron
Ohio
St. Regis
Richard Fellowes
London
England
William Disston
Norman Williams
Washington
Miss Bull
New Rochelle
General A L Lee Dead Civil War Brigadier and Banker
Gen A L Lee died yesterday at the Hotel Belmont from pleurisy and grip. A Brigadier General and aide to Gen McClernand at Champion's Hill, he served as Major and Colonel in Kansas forces, later entering banking in New Orleans. Born Fulton NY Jan 16 1824, he was educated at Union College and served as a Kansas Supreme Court judge before military service. He resided at Murray Hill Hotel for years and lately at the Belmont. Funeral will be in Fulton Thursday afternoon.
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Albert Lindeag Lee
S. W
de Lamp
McClernand
Champion's Hill
Tee
Fulton
N. Y
Union College
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Seventh
Kansas Volunteer Cavalry
Lee
New Orleans
Mrs Anson Jones Dies in Houston at 86
Mrs. Anson Jones widow of C Anson Jones last president of the Texas Republic and head of the Daughters of the Republic died at her Houston home this afternoon aged almost 87 years. The Texas figure led local woman’s groups and helped preserve state history through the Daughters of the Republic organization.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Anson Jones
C. Anson Jones
Texas Republic
Fwoman
Daughters of Texas Republic
Houston
Bishop Andrews Dies of Pneumonia in Brooklyn Home
Edward Gayer Andrews, longtime Methodist Episcopal Church leader and former preacher at New York Avenue M E Church, died at his Brooklyn residence The Brevoort 47 Brevoort Place after illness from a cold and heart troubles. Funeral set for Friday at 8 pm at New York Avenue M E Church with Rev Dr F J McConnell officiating. burial at New Hartford New York.
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Edward Gayer Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brevoort Place
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
F. J. McConnell
New Hartford
Andrews
Bishop Andrews Made Funeral Sermon for McKinley at Washington
The obituary notes Bishop Andrews born 1855 in New Hartford and educated at Cazenovia Seminary and Wesleyan. He led Methodist missions across Sweden Norway Japan and Great Britain and headed the Twenty- Century Fund which raised 26 million nationally and 100 thousand in New York. He was chosen to give the McKinley funeral sermon for his dignity and weight.
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Washington
McWinley
United States
New York City
New Hartford
Bishop Andrews
Cazénovia Seminary
Wesleyan University
Morrisville
Oneida
Cazenovia Seminary
Mansfiell, Gqhie
Cazenovia College
Ain
New York East
Israoklyn
Sands Street
Chur Church
Seventh Ave
Gilbert Payven
J. Th. Peck
J. ML. Walden
J. 0.Iaven
Andrews A
Des Moines
New York
Ane Sree
Pacific Coast
Mip
Andrews
Vtrestusnt McKinner
Unclear fragmented text from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and titles including a Bishop Andrews and a Chief Justice Charles A of New York. The readable parts suggest a biographical or ceremonial fragment but details and context are missing.
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Vatiion
Bishop Andrews
Susan Matthews Hotchkiss
M. Ingraham
Flolen Rod Wand Sf. Andrews
Lirming
Ghraied Andrews
Charles A
New York
Hermann-Teon Dead Paris Painter of Hunting Scenes
Charles Hermann-Teon, a renowned animal and genre painter born in Havre on July 22, 1838, died in Paris on December 31. His hunting scene works are noted for their vigor and many hang in famous museums.
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Paris
Charles Hermann- Teon
Iie
Havre
Death of Frank Ridgway Pittsburg Public Safety chief
Pittsburg reports the death of Frank Ridgway director of the Department of Public Safety and noted Weather Bureau figure. He died in hospital early today of typhoid pneumonia after leading Pittsburg’s sanitation efforts for a decade and serving previously with the Marrisburg Weather Bureau. Ridgway was a thirty third degree Mason.
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Pittsburg
Frank Ridgway
Department of Public Safety
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Ridgway
Marrisburg
Penn
Guthrie
Prof T D Seymour Dead at Yale After Illness
Professor Thomas Day Seymour of Yale University died today after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Hudson, Ohio on April 1, 1848, he studied at Western Reserve College and in Berlin and Leipzig. He held the Hillhouse Professorship in Greek since 1884 and co edited a college Greek authors series with Harvard's John Williams White.
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New Haven
Thomas Day Symour
Yale University
Seymour
Hudson, Ohi
Western Reserve College
Leipsic
Berlin
Hillhouse
John Williams White
Harvard
Judge John W. Barr Dies at 82 in Louisville
Judge John W. Barr former United States District Court for Kentucky jurist died of pneumonia in Louisville at 82. Born December 17, 1826 in Woodford County he studied law at Transylvania University and practiced in Versailles and Toursville before being appointed by President Hayes to the federal court.
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Louisville
John W. Barr
Kentucky
John Watson Barr
Woodfard County
Transylvania Eos
Versailles
Toursville
President Hayes
United States District Court For
Reverend Washington Rodman Dies After Long Ministry at Fordham Home
The Rev. Washington Rodman founder of the Fordham Home for Incurables died at his Astoria home aged 84 after a life of service. A Columbia College and General Theological Seminary alumnus, he led Grace Church West Farms from 1817 and organized Civil War relief efforts for wounded soldiers. He also helped establish the Fordham Home for Incurables and left a widow and four children.
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Washington Rodman
Fordham
Columbia College
S15 Boulevard
Astoria
L. I
Jamaica
K. I
General Theological Seminary
Grace Church
West Farms
Christian Commission
North Carolina
Fordham Home For
America
Death of Julius W Brunn Senior Partner of Hagemeyer Brunn
Julius W Brunn a senior partner at the firm Hagemeyer and Brunn commission merchants died at his home 49 Grand Street Brooklyn aged 74 He was born in Hamburg and came to the United States at 22 He supported German charitable groups and served as trustee of the German Hospital and Infirmary the German Savings Bank Tsabella Home and other German organizations He belonged to the Long Island Historical Society the Lincoln Club Plymouth Church for 35 years and leaves three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius W. Brunn
Hagemeyer & Brunn
Grand Street
Brooklyn
Jie
Mr. Brunn
Hamburg
Deutscher Liederkratz
Deutscher Verein
German Hospital and Infirmary
German ‘Savings Bank
Tsabella Home
German Local Aid Society
Brooklyn Institute
Long Island Historical Society
Lincoln Club
Plymouth Church
Cromwell Brothers Senior Albert Cromwell Dies After Illness
Albert Cromwell, senior partner in Cromwell Brothers dry goods, died yesterday at his home 87 West Seventy-fifth Street after a prolonged illness. He was 61 and a son of William D. and Ann W. Cromwell. An alum of the Polytechnic Institute and Swarthmore College, he married Helen Jeroloman in 18. he belonged to the Sons of the Revolution, the West Side Republican Club, and the West End Club. He leaves a widow. The funeral will be from his residence tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Albert Cromwell
Cromwell Brothers
Seventy-fifth Street
William D
Ann W. Cromwell
Polytechnic Institute and Swarthmore, College
Slrss
Jlelen Jeroloman
Jeroloman
Sons of the Revolution
West Side Republican
Lub
West End Ciuic
William Sawyer Cobler Dies Rich in Albany
William Sawyer known as Poppy Sawyer, a longtime Albany cobbler, died this afternoon after a long life of thrift. Born in Albany eighty six years ago, he amassed wealth and owned premium business blocks. He dressed in a big silk hat and square cut coat, and people said he could pass for any man but a millionaire.
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Newwork Times
Albany
William Sawyer
Tie
Poppy Sawyer
Anzela de Bonay, Noted Actress, Mentioned in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report notes Anzela de Bonay, a veteran actress of the old school, referenced in a December 31 dispatch. The item highlights her career prominence and lingering presence in theater circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anzela de Bonay
Obituary of American playwright’s daughter at age 74
The deceased died at the Edivin' Forest Home in this city today at age 74. She was the daughter of John Sestion, a renowned American playwright and theatrical manager, and she acted among the foremost actors of her era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edivin’ Forest
John Sestion
Excise Inspector Dardano Dies After Belf shot
Victoria Italian excise inspector Victor Dardano, shot at Belt in Allegany County days earlier, died at the General Theos in this city today. His death ends a brief fight for life after the attack.
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Victor Dardano
Belt
Allegany County
Notable New Jersey and St Louis Obituaries Highlight Local Figures
George Wainwright a longtime New Jersey businessman died at his Trenton home from euro pneumonia aged 82 born in Doncaster England immigrated to America in 1850 survived by three children. Mrs Char Gibson widow of Sir Charles Gibson died in St Louis aged 78 noted for her husband’s German government decorations and family ties to St Louis founders. A M Lloyd of East York Street Fast Orange died at 70 survived by daughter Miss Anna and husband two other children and prominent in Central man ward. George Hillis Francis longtime Montclair resident died at his son’s home aged 82 born in town worked in New York City shipping in 1840s married Hannah Sw Meaford and is survived by widow three children.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Hee
Doncagter
Yorkshire
England
America
Char . Gibson
Charley Gibson
St. Louis
Charles Gibson
Theerman
William I
Gibson
Wee Atles Gamble
A M. Lloyd
Josh Pidya
East Yark Street
Fast Orange
Ing
Joseph
Ward
Miss Anna
George Hillis Francis
Montclair
N. J
Richard P
Plymouth Street
J. Francis
Tow
New York
Ciry Oil
Francis
Hannah
Edcecome
Nala
Cal
Jean Hartjowe Lizecomb
Maz Alies Taecanb
J. J
Wright
Mast
Jor
Richard P. Francis
Fismouth
George H. Freneis
Gill Sri Sudienty
Stamford
Conn
William W. Foillespip
Pune
Washington Av
Gooch
Dee
Oni Kemper Lane
Susan Gooch
Charles
Sprink Grove Cemetery
Kranche
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Deban
South Second Ay
Augusta C
A. Joseph Kranchers
Martha Kener
Laur
Henry P. Wagner
Lee
Hotel Belmont
Albert Lindley L Ee
Fulton
McKay
Alt
Sir Luke's
114Th
Price
Arthur W. Price
Washington Rodton
S46 Boulevard
Astoria
L. L
Russell
Tuy
Gertrude Russell
Verna
Rutherfurd
Ronald Gordon Sterling Rutherfurd
Tim Madison
Sommerich
Rosa
Solomon Sommerich
West 89Th
White
Anna Fletcher
Edward
White Kign
Dence
Stuyvesant
Jacksons celebrate 25th anniversary in New York
Dr and Mrs Meyer Jackson of 180 East 79th Street will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday January 6 1908. Other notices list Maida Lee Falgate to Charles H Falgate May Woolf to Marcus Mendel Fred O Smith Jr to Alice A Dratt and Bila J Littlefield to W H A Walker with Louise listed among recipients.
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Falgate
Maida Lee
Charles H. Falgate
Mendel
Obituary notices list many New York area deaths in late 1907
A Brooklyn New York list details numerous deaths and funeral notices from late December 1907 to early January 1908. Individuals named include E G Andrews, Austen, Harriet F Baker, Harriet Fr Barker, Jane Augusta Taylor Benham, Jean A Strachan, Augusta Bowen Matthews, and Gen Albert Lindley Lee. Services and interment locations span New York City, Brooklyn, New Rochelle, Jersey City, and surrounding areas, with dates and times for funerals and memorials.
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Pater
Townsend
John Fr
Elizabeth A. Austen
All Grace North Chantry
Broadway
Boston
Phila London
Paris
Baker
Stamford
Conn
Harriet F
Fran
New York City
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Portland
Cleveland
Ohio
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Harriet Fr
John G. Barker
South Bend
Ind
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South Be
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Palmer
Woodworth Av
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Rauch
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Augusta Rauchy
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Charles W. Roberts
Roden
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George F. Roden
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Cumberland St. Hospital
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