DANCE FOR MISS OTIS GIVEN BY MRS HOYT
Mrs Hoyt hosts an elegant Sherry’s ball for her granddaughter Rosina Hoyt Otis with 209 guests. The event featured a formal otillion led by Phoenix Ingraham, elaborate Parisian favors, multi table supper, and gowns in black velvet yellow tulle and white satin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Hoyt
Sherry
Misa Rosina Hoyt Otis
William Kk. Otis
Paris
William K. Otis
Graham Lusk
Dorothy King
Katharine Wright
Lily Lee Page
Antoinette He Kseher
Abby BP. Morrison
Doris Vstesell
Liffany
Dorothea Draper
Marfret Sloane
Adelia McAlpin Pyle
Gladys Eh
Helen Miller
Elizabeth Morgan
Helen Morgan
Gladys Eisec
Ruth G. Davis
Eleanor Duane
Rey Caroline Brown
Beatrice Benamin
Jarinda Tsoardman
Anna Pellew
Frances Alexander
Mary Mason
Anna Livingston
Short
Reginald H. Sturges
Alfred Yoomis Curtiss
Hastings Foote
Richard Merton
Charles A. Dana
William H. Appleton
Raymond Noyes
Henry Morgan
Edward L. Pruyn
Messrs
Sedgwick
Burden
H. Walter Webb
George Peabody
Cecil Barret
Jonathan Thompson
Charles King
Sidney Fish
Rowland Davis
George Emlen Roosevelt
Marshall Hussell
Gardiner B. Perry
Aymar Johnson
RK Thornton Wilson
Campbell W. Steward
Richard Lounsbery
Rudolph J. Iselin
Bradish Johnson
Roderick Terry, Jr
WW. Kirkpatrick Brice
Dexter Blagden
Harold Tappin
William Strong
Slade
Richard Lawrance
Pierpont Davis
Marshall P. Kernochan
Alfred V. So Icott
Rodman Gilder
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
David F. Rogers
Sherman Hoyt
Alexander Rogers
Huell Hollister
Theodore P. Dixon
Harry Alexandre, Jr
Sheldon Whitehouse
John Stuans
Charles D. Draper
Henry Hartlett Stimson
Seton Henry
Charles Duncan Miller
Colgate Hovt, Jr
Louis Montant
Orme Wilson Jr
E. Coster Wilmerding
Mr. de Koven
Charles Dickey
Henry Hovt
John S. Rogers
Charles P. Howand
Robert Brewster
Oliver Jennings
John- Allyne Gade
Prentice
Bridge Parties Resume as Social Cards Go Out
Bridge parties are back in fashion with invitations mailed by many hosts. Mrs. Ed ard H. McVickar at 119 East Fifty ninth Street entertained for Mrs. Arthur Terry on Friday afternoon January five at her home. Mrs. Walter L. Suydam plans a large bridge party on Friday January eleven at 3 o clock at her residence 53 East Twenty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouge
Edard H. McVickar
East Fiftyixth Street
Rthur Terry
Walter L. Suydam
East Twentyecond Street
Cornelius C. Cuyler
East Fifty-second Street
Second of New Assembly Dances Held in Delmonico Hall
The second New Assembly dance occurred last evening in Delmonico's grand ballroom with general dancing and a midnight supper. Patronesses include Mrs Wendell C Phillips Mrs George W Van Vinck Mrs Lionel Endin Mrs Thomas Keery Mrs William Mittendorf Mrs George Schaefer Mrs Robert Wood Johnson Mrs anklin P Duryea and Mrs Herbert Dean Gunsberg. The next two dances are set for Feb 7 and 25 with an Easter dance scheduled for April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Assembly
Delmonico
Dancng
Wendell C. Phillips
George W. van Vinck
Lionel Endin
Thomas Keery
William Mittendorf
George Schaefer
Robert Wood
Johnson
Anklin P. Duryea
Herbert Dean Gunsberg
Douglases Welcome a Son During Winter Stay in East Fifty Seventh
The J Gordon Douglases announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J Gordon Douglas. Grandparents are Mrs and Mrs Luther Kountze. The infant was born Thursday evening at the Kountze residence in East Fifty Seventh Street where the family is spending the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon Douglases
J. Gordon Douglas
Annie Ward Kountze
Tiffany sails for winter in Egypt and Nile voyage
Louis C. Tiffany the artist sails today with his wife and family aboard the Canara diner Caronta for the Mediterranean and Egypt. He plans a winter stay and a long trip up the Nile in a private dahabeah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Tiffany
Egypt
Louis C. Tiffany
Mediterranean
Nile
Engagement announced for Florence Newman Ayres and Howard Roome
In Philadelphia Miss Florence Newman Ayres daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Ayres becomes engaged to Howard Le G Roome of this city The bride to be is noted as an expert amateur golfer and Roome is a local resident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Florence Newman Ayres
Thomas W. Ayres
Howard le G. Roome
Ayres
Roome
Koch Dorman Wedding Set for January Ninth
E Van de Horst Koch son of C F Koch and Mrs Jean Livingston Dorman will wed Thursday in January likely at Mrs Dorman's grandmother Mrs William Rowland's home at 145 West 57th Street. The ceremony will be intimate with only relatives and close friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch-Dorman
E. van de Horst Koch
Hr. C. F. Koch
Jean Livingston Dorman
Stimson-Stimson wedding at Manhattan Congregational Church
The marriage of Miss Alice Mary Stim son, daughter of the Rev Dr and Mrs Henry Atterbury Stimson, to Wilson Fitch Smith will take place at noon today in the Manhattan Congregational Church on roadway and Seventy-sixth Street. A reception will follow the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mary Stimson
Henry Atterbury Stimson
Wilson Fitch Smith
Manhattan Congregational Church
Seventy-sixth Street
Dr. Stimson
Engagements announced for Elise Grainge and Katrina Campbell Russell
In Philadelphia on January 3 the engagement of Elise Grainge to James T. Pratt Robins of New York is announced with a wedding planned next month. Also announced is the engagement of Katrina Campbell Russell to Frederick James Wilson of Pittsburgh, with details provided by the Russell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
William Grainge
403 South
Twenty-second Street
Elise Grainge
James T. Pratt Robins
New York
Katrina Campbell Russell
James M. Russell
Frederick James Wilson
Pittsburg
Social Calendar Notes From New York Early January
Mrs H D Morrison hosts a small dance tonight at 113 West Fifty eenor Street. Numerous social figures announce January at home days and theatre parties including Grover Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland visiting, and Mr and Mrs Carstairs of London staying at the Plaza for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Morrison
West Fiftyeenor Street
SAILING ABROAD TO DAY WITH A LONG LIST OF PASSENGERS
The Cunarder Campania sails today for Liverpool carrying Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Beers Louis A. Cadieux Dr. Samuel Cochran Thomas Davies Bernard C. Eliott Alfred Hopkins Dr S. Lasell John J. Mann Miss Katherine Merrill P. A. Richardson William Simpson and others. Additional sailings include the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to Hamburg Cedric and St Louis to Southampton and Naples with many named travelers. The North German Lloyd Konigin Luise sails Naples with numerous passengers and the Minneaplis and Pretoria depart for Hamburg and Naples respectively. The Cedric heading for Rivieria will winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Beers
Louis A. Cadieux
Samuel Cochran
Thomas Davies
Bernard C. Eliott
Alfred Hopkins
Lasell
John J. Mann
Katherine Merrill
P. A. Richardson
William Simpson
T. Webbe
John Swanson
George E. Willard
Hamburg
E. J. Bickford
L. Boissevain
C. E. Cushing
A. W. Cordes
A. Fabbri
A. G. Glasgow
C. F. Goddard
Dirs
Frank P Mitchell
J. Rowland Mix
Isac Newell
A. F. Prentice
Philip E. Roth
BE. F. Shepard
Gustav Adolph Stern
W. H. Theobald
Old P. Ward
C. D. Washburn
Charles Wise
Cedris
F. R. Appleton
William Leal
Charles Buck
Claplean
Thomas Cunningham
F. F. Cutting
Renton Hanchett
Or. Helm
Delaney Kane
R. Ketcham
George Luther
William Brevoort Potts
KR. W. Patterson
Joseph Pulitzer
Charles Stewart Smith
William McMichael Woodworth
Southampton
St. Louis
Nathan Barth
F. le. Chapin
Janes J. Corbett
W. B. Fischer
H. Hedges
William Holabird
E. V. Landsdale
E. Y. McCurdy
M. Moyca Newell
S. Parke
Thomas W. Ripley
Henry Sage
Alfred T. Steward
H. R. Woodward
Caspar Whitney
Naples
George H. Allen
Louis Baer
W. B. Clement
Foster Coates
Giouard
A. Livingstone Kean
W. O. Ravep
H. P. Whitcomb
Minneapolis
Edward A. Coburn
Willard Hise
Edgar H. Long
A. FP. L. Pease
Francis F. White
R.C. Williams
Pretoria
Ex-Gov Horace Boles Critical in Texas Hospital
Ex Governor Horace Boles of Iowa lies between life and death at Providence Hospital El Paso after contracting pneumonia on a train ride from Waterloo. He was admitted to the hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Eel Paso
Texas
Horace Boles
Iowa
Providence Hospital
Boles
Waterloo
Lowa
Train derails carrying Comin' Thru' the Rye troupe near Temple
A Southern Railway special train carrying the Comin' Thru' the Rye theatrical company derailed near Temple Georgia this morning. All players escaped unharmed and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Rye” Theatrical Company
Temple
Miss Brooks Guest of Honor at Baltimore Ball
Baltimore society celebrated Miss Frances Brooks with a grand ball hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown. Attendees included prominent figures from Philadelphia and Boston, while Mrs. Gaither hosted a luncheon for her daughter Miss Imogen Gaither. Local debutantes and visiting guests filled the social calendar with dinners, dances, and social gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alexander Brown
Frances Brooks
Walter B. Brooks
Mrs. Brown
Harriet Brown
Benjamin Howell Griswold, Jr
Miss Brooks
Mrs.Brown
Miss Brown
Mrs. Griswo
A. H. Vanderpool
Orange
N. J
Franklin Edwards
Stickney
Eléanor Stickney
New York
Egypt
Cairo
L'ndon Mellus
Chase Street
May Mellus
George Blow Reale
Philadelphia
Gustav W. Lurman
Bloomsbury
Catonsville
Leta Robinson
Stuyveree Fish
Jesse Tyson
Kay Tompkins
Elmira
N. Y
Carry Bryan
Albert Kirby Fairfax
England
Tunetall Smith
Josephine Fairfax
New Park Swindle Swindler Poses as Detective in Central Park
James Holland of Isle au Haut Maine recounts meeting a supposed park detective in Central Park who told him to hand over $25 as stake money in a gambling con. The conman promised repayment in court and asked for Holland’s address. Holland later found the tale true and reported the swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Holland
Isle Au Haute
Arsenal Station
Central Park
Lieut
McGilrr
Holland
New York
Jim Smith
Montana
Smith
Hey
Turt Aw
Will
Arsenal
Happy Little Judge Heads to Queens Sheriff's Office
Jake J. Connorton, known as the Happy Little Judge, planned to become counsel to the Queens County Sheriff. The role pays 8500 a year and Sheriff Herbert B Harvey was expected to announce the appointment soon. Connorton had earned 5000 yearly as a magistrate and boasted of earning double with the new post, while his former Flushing court attaches presented him a diamond pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake J. Connorton
Borough of
Queens
Sheriff's Office
Queens County
Herbert
Harvey
Conner
Flushing
Georgia Railroads Set Flat Passenger Fare Rate
The Georgia State Railroad Commission will issue an order establishing a flat 2 percent per mile passenger fare effective April 1. The move follows a governors conference in Atlanta where Gov. Glenn of North Carolina and Gov. Comer of Alabama met Gov. Smith to discuss transportation problems. Southern Railway also announced fare cuts in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlanta
Georgia
State
Conference of Governors
Atlanta
Glenn
North Carolina
Gov
Comer
Alabama
Smith
Southern’ Railway
Ocean Grove to Install World’s Largest Organ in 26 000 Dollar Project
Ocean Grove Association voted to acquire a $26,000 instrument weighing about twenty tons to be supervised by K Robert Hope Jones. The organ will feature electric controls and temperature regulated pipes, aiming for June installation. The plan includes a near waterfront auditorium design and a series of recitals by leading organists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
N. J
Ocean Grove Association
Robert Hope-Jones
Worcester Cathedral
England
Hope-Jones
Elmira
N. Y
St. Patrick's Cathedral
St. John the Divine
Tippe-Jones
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
America
Ate Tall Esen Morenn
Ocean Grove Auditorium
Europe
Westinghouse To Pay Plan Aims To End Receiver Ship
A public plan proposes dissolving the Westinghouse Machine Company receiver ship and restoring its business to stockholders. The arrangement calls for issuing three year notes for existing debt secured by bonds, with cash and note payments to creditors under set rules. About five hundred creditors have claims under 1,000 and seventy five exceed that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Machine Company
Pilin
Carson Bank and Branches Resume Operations
The Nye and Ormsby Company Bank with branches at Goldfield Tonopah and Reno closed Oct. 21 and resumed operations yesterday issuing certificates payable in three six and nine months to all depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nye and Ormsby Company Bank
Goldfield
Tonopah
Reno
Erie shops at Susquehanna resume full time
Binghamton New York January 3 The Erie shops at Susquehanna were again put on full time yesterday after a two week period of ten hour days being cut to eight hours for regular Erie employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Binghamton, NY
Susquehanna
William Rhinelander dies after brief illness in Manhattan
William Rhinelander died at his home 18 West Forty-eighth Street after pneumonia. Born in 1825 in New York City, he was a direct descendant of Philip Jacob Rhinelander of an old Huguenot family. He leaves a widow, two sons T J Oakley andOEM, a sister Serena Rhinelander, and a long circle of friends. Funeral will be at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rhinelander
Forty-eighth Street
Philip Jacob Rhinelander
America
New Rochelle
Oberwesse
Rhine
Schonberg
Rhinelander
Thomas Jackson Oakley
Court of Common Pleas
T. J. Oakley
Oem
Serena Rhinelander
Washington Square
Death of Dr Denis J Stafford noted RC church pastor
The Rev. Dr Denis J Stafford pastor of St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Washington died at Providence Hospital at 2 PM today after an operation last Tuesday. He was a prominent national divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denis J. Stafford
St. Patrick's
Providence Hospital
Sheldon Left Wife All His Property
The will of Frederick Sheldon filed for probate in Newport provides the entire estate to his wife Amey Ritchie Sheldon. If she predeceases him a trust fund of 300000 dollars is created for his sister Mary Ritchie and her daughter with Harvard College as residuary legatee. If all three do not survive, Harvard receives the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Frederick Sheldon
Amey Ritchie Sheldon
Mary Ritchie
Harvard College
Ritchie
Harvard
Obituary notices honor several prominent figures across states
George Barrett a Pittsburg jeweler died of pneumonia. Rev Josephus Johnston of Aus tin Texas died. Prof Adolph Hoenecke rector of Wauwatosa Wisconsin died of astric fever. Charles Edwards Newark New Jersey retired manufacturer died of heart disease. J Henry Roszel East Orange New Jersey died of typhoid fever. Col Robert H Thomas Mechaneburg Pennsylvania civil war veteran and editor died aged 43. George Reynolds Mansfield Connecticut gun designer died aged 79. Mrs Ann Roan Jersey City died at 178 Fence Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barrett
Pittsburg
Josephus Johnston
Southern Presbyterian Church
Austin
Texas
Adolphe Hoenecke
Lutheran
Wauwatosa
Wie
Hoenecke
Charles Edwards
Newark
N. J
Charlies W. Edwards
Elisabeth A. Edwards
J. Henry Roszel
Sanford Street
East Orange
Sel
Col
Robfert H. Thomas
Grangers
Mechanenburg
Penn
Col. Thomas
Farmers’ Friend
Grange
George H. Reynolds
Mansfield
Conn
Reynolds
Connecticut
New York
England
Italy
Ann Roan
Fence Street
Jersey City
St. Lucy's
Marriages and engagements listed in local notices
A dense list of wedding banns and engagements including names such as Lois A Whippie, Charlies eginald Scott Mason, Lucretina Farret, Irma Loeb, David Mo Hreaster, Emma & Wing, John J. Johnston, Ida M. Edhwarts, Lida T. Nivon, and Frederica N. Payne along with dates in December 1907 and January 1908. The items reflect social announcements in a local publication with varied spellings and multiple couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushnell-Whivle
Grace Church
Prewidienem
K. I
Edmund
Chari
Mason
Revier 63 CO
Houghton
Faith EF MaciIntah
Gieorge Maiintoeh
Charlies Eginald
Scott Mason
Berte-Farrell
Louies A Herte
Lucretina Farret
Brressle Rlluden
Irma Loeb
David Mo Hreaster Crampton
Wing
Charles Be Crampton
Emma & Wing
Johnston Schwartz
John J. Johnston
Ida M. Edhwarts Payne Nixon
Lida T. Nivon
Frederica N. Payne
Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area
Obituary notices list multiple deaths on January 2 3 1908 with funeral arrangements across New York addresses including 110 4th Ave 7 West 76th St Broadway and local churches. Names include Maris Harrow Mabel Clark James Digar Ann Erskine Mannie Ficker Eleanor Francis Marquis Gaspers Matthew Heagen Albert Morris Jackson Albina Pearson William Rhinelander J Henri Rossel John Stewart and M W John Stewart with services at Holy Cross Calvary Church and Woodlawn Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgar
William Digar
St. Heter's Episcopal Church
Errskine
Ann Erskine
Thomas Erskine
Spavil
W.lilam
Perry Av
Milet
Fieare
Ficker
Mlanche A. Ficker
Martin Belovet
Ferdinand Jo Ficker
West 76Th St
Jan Francis
Lexington
Brook Ion
Eleanor Francis
Greenwood
West
Los
Marquis Coesitt Gesper
Heagen
Hie
St. Manhattan
Matthew Heagen
Jan Westman
Holy Cross Church
Jackson
Ee Albert Morris
Phoebe C
Lewis E. Jackson
Hia
North 11Th St
Newark
N. J
Pearson
Albina Birch
William Hamiet Pearson
Church of the Holy Communion
20Th St
Woodland Cemetery
Philadelphia
Penn Rhinelander
West 48Th Street
William Rhinelander
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Anna
Rossel
Sanford Ft
East Orange
Euvergreen Cemetery
Stewart
Society of the Friendly Sons of
Bt. Patrick
Cit
New York
John Stewart
New York City
Calvary Capitat Church
7Th St
Stephen Farrelly
Warren Leslie
Albion Lodge
Calvary Baptist Church
57Th St
WM. J. Hutcheon
A. &. Stftit
Grand Lodge
A. M
Ote
M. W. John Stewart
Calvary Baptist Arch
Sith St
Townsend Scudder
Edward M. L. Ehlers
Obituary notices list numerous deaths and funeral plans
The column records many entries of residents dying in December and January, with names such as Mary Peele, Josephine Mood, William Brussow, Elizabeth Vaughan, and Claus Yoost. It lists ages, addresses, and funeral dates set through early January, including services at churches and interments in local cemeteries.
Memoriam notices for Mary Carlin and Rev. James Sent
In memory of Mary Carlin at Church of St Francis Xavier Sonarooklyn and in memory of the Rev James Sent mass at St Gabriel's Church.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Otis
Mrs. Hoyt
Sherry’s
Mrs. McVickar
Miss Ayres
Mr. Roome
Grippe
Scott
Yale
Miss Grainge
J. T. P. Robine
Social Notes
Justus Ruperts
Eleanor Franklin Duane
James Rodman Townsend
Eleanor Townsend
Crosby Kindleberger
West Eighth Street
Richard Stevens
Castle Point
Hooken
Frederic Neilson
Gotham
Jesse Eddy
Miss Eddy
Morristown
F. Murray Forbes
J.torrey Morse
Boston
St. Regis
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Princeton
Buckingham
William Willis Reese
Misa Augusta Bliss
Fifth Avenue
Walter Rumsey Marvin
Marton Frances Bull
J. Edgar Bull
John W. Boothby
James A A. Ruthven
Lakewood, N. J
Robert A. Stevens
Edwin Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Bernardsville
Mr. Bagby
Mme. Sembrich
Victor Herbert
Henry Addison Alexander
Eleanor. Butler Alexander
Sale
West Forty-seventh Treet
Robert G. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Clinton P. Farrell
Walston H. Brown
East Twenty-first Street
Rush Sturges
Providence
Peacedale
Town
Colorado
Sturges
Elizabeth Hazard
Rowland G. Hazardo
Liverpool
Agnes Albers
Philip Bergmann
Charles Prinz
A. R. Robert
William Strohl
William G. Read, Jr
Theiases
Rye
Mrs. Alexander Brown
Debutante and Friends
New Park
Maine
Connorton
Sheriff of
Southern
Castoria
Hamilton
Tice Betts
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Supt. Williams
St. Joseph's
Tremont
Justice Hetts
Supremes Court
Hamilton Bank
Clark Williams
A. B. Barnett
Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church
Price
Tomasso Giordano
Peter Farrell
Julian Haas
Agnes Mulligan
Bt. Joseph's
Br. Barnett
Hlamilton Bank
Ler. Barnett
Frank White
James Hive
Farrell
St Joseph's Church
Father
Trun Fither
Kronth
Father Farrell
Aethorn
Capt. Price
Matthews
Jiuline Haas
Harnett
William Jo Mulligan
Mulgan
Montgomery
Rank
Mulligan
Parker
John P. Lee
Judge Parker
Bastos
Dayton
Mulligan Ale
Ita Service
Okraine
David van Ness
Chicago
Het
Francis P Peapody
Peately Houghteling & Co
Med Thurstay
Peabsty
Afifeld
Trinity College
Frankin Pierce
Pires
United States
Natheni
New Ham
Shine
Wits Wiliam
Bojtander
Secretary of the Navy
Tore
Levi Jewitt
Oranel
Perry Sit
Westinghouse CO
Carson Bank
Sheldon
Dodd, Mead & Company
Fifth Avenue & 35Th Street
Paramount
THE
Hurhrow
Thurstay
Maris L
John. Harrows
Amaranth Lorge
Mabel Clark
Morrison Clark
Greenwinst
Egleston
Pavitt S Egleston
Sarmh J Egleston
Fick- St
Walter M Hidmnet
Heoard of Directors
Rence
Enoma
Samete
Nork Punerei
Job Stewart Puneral
Brickelmaif
William Herickemnpter
Helen Courtney
M Domenick
Belleville
Dee Angelina Domer'ck
A. Tyuber
Ferguson
Jacot Fernucon
Fereis
Orean- AV
Arthur
Hennessay Hotchkiss
MeDopinet St
Brooklyn
A’harles
Diet Sktes
Saremnor Av
Lucy
Huthbtuges
Jan Jovinson
Josephine Mood Tinsen i
Antor
Lamkin
Ameile Latukin
Law
Sweet
Jury Jahe Tay
Lee
Blizabett
Jain & Levy
Hackensack
Neuth Texsy McIlnwaine
Faet
Tern
Saruel
Kwaine
Age McIntyre
Haat
Hermann Metachoic
Murphy
Sirasit St
Rendolphl T. Murphy
Martel VY -O'Neill Feneral
Premles
St. Augustis Peeblea
Peele
Moumfield
Mary F Peele
Petz
Wort
St. Liseta
Schorndorf
North St
Brooklyn Dee
Ferdinand Schorndorf
Oe East
St. Jan
Henry J. Schumacher
Shaw
Putnam Av
Jenny K. P Shaw
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Mary Shea
Hockly
Elizabeth Vaughan
Warren
West 21St St
Jemnie Warren
Yoost
North
4Th St
Claus Yoost
Fusheral
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelsea
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Inquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Hiladelphi
Publi Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Rochester Herald
St. Loui
Republic &I. Ps . Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
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