Vanderbilt Weddings Stir City and Town House
Reports place the Szécehényi Vanderbilt wedding around January 23 at the Vanderbilt town house with no official confirmation. Other nuptials include Miss Katherine Buckley to Edward Hawke Jr at Albany, a January 9 ceremony noted, and Miss Louise Brandreth to John Otto Jr in Trinity Church.
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State Street
Albany
Buckley
New York
Fences Hawke
Mary Brown
Ldward Swann
Hawke
Hawkes
Manhattan
Lawyers
New York Athletic
Democratic
Louise Brandreth
William Brandreth
John Otto, Jr
Buffalo
N. Y
Trinity Church
Orsining
Jane
Sunnyholme
Louise Kint Brandréth
Kathleen D. Green
William Otto
Marjorie Ferguson Brown
Alexander Fer- Eoet Brown
West Seventy-second Street
Robert Hartley Sherwood, Jr
St. Nicholas Collegiate Church
Buckingham
Dinner for a debutante hosted by Mrs. Marshall
Mrs Charles H Marshall hosted the first dinner for her debutante daughter Miss Evel Marshall with guests including Mr and Mrs Corneline Vanderbilt Col and Mrs John Jacob Astor Mr and Mrs Edmund Baylis and Mr and Mrs W D Sloane. A theatre party and supper at Sherrys are planned for Wednesday.
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Charles H. Marshall
Evel Marshall
Corneline Vanderbilt
Col
John Jacob Astor
Edamund Baylis
Wi Fam D. Sloane
Miss Alice Stimson Weds Wilson Fitch Smith in Manhattan
The ceremony took place at Manhattan Congregational Church at Broadway and Seventy sixth Street. Rev. Dr. Sumson performed the rites with bride in white satin and lace and Lilly of the valley bouquet. The couple will reside in New York after a monthlong honeymoon.
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Alice Mary Stimson
Henry Albert Stimson
Wilson Fitch Smith
Manhattan Congregational Church
Broadway
Seventy-sixth Street
Sumson
Gucile H. Stimson
Shepherd Knapp
Edward Parish
Charles Hickox
John A. Tompkins
Walter Shutz
Henry B.B. Stimson
Henry Brookfield
West Jehry-sixth Street
Mrs. Smith
New York
Secret wedding revealed at Orange Board of Excise meeting
At an Orange board meeting a hotel license renewal application was read signed by Mrs Marie Josephine Goward nee Kazenmayer widow of Otto Banennike Sr. The couple wed in June at a Justice of the Peace due to a church illness, confirming a secret marriage disclosed yesterday.
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Orange
Orange Board of Excise
Otto Banennike
United
Marie Josephine Kazenmayer
Marie Josephine Goward
Kazenmayer
Kesenmayer
Bride Gertrude Going Weds Frederick Huntington Brackett
A wedding was celebrated at the Church of the Advent in Boston with Miss Gertrude Going daughter of Mrs. Henry B Going of Brookline marrying Frederick Huntington Brackett of Boston. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Van Allen rector of the parish.
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New York Times
Boston
Church of the Advent
Gertrude Going
Henry B. Going
Brookline
Frederick Huntington Brackett
van Allen
Fleming Curtis wedding in Grace Church Plainfield
Miss Marjorie Fleming daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Fleming of Plainfield and Frederick Lindsey Curtis of New York were married in Grace Church this afternoon The Rev EE Vicars Stevenson presided Miss Dorothy Fleming sister of the bride was maid of honor and Martin Hoban of New York was best man Curtis a Princeton graduate of 1902 will reside in New York
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Plainfield
N. J
Marjorie Fleming
Howard Fleming
Frederick
Lindsey Curtis
New York
Grace Church
Weeks Wedding Unites Clara Weeks and Percy Allen
Miss Clara Weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs John Z Weeks of 95 South Mountain Avenue wed Mr Percy Allen son of Dr George S Allen of Midland Avenue. The ceremony was held at St Luke s Episcopal Church at 4 o’clock with Rev Frederick B Carter officiating and Rev Henry Leudner of Brooklyn a relative of the bride assisting. Imogena Weeks sister of the bride served as maid of honor and A R Allen brother of the groom was best man.
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Joner
A. R. Alien
Chandler-Walker Nuptials in Boston Church
Lieut. Clark P. Chandler of the Fifteenth Cavalry and Miss Shirley P. Walker were married today at the Church of the Messiah in Boston by Rev. J. McGaw Foster. Katherine Chandler, the bridegroom’s six year old sister, was flower girl. The couple will reside at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont where Chandler has been stationed since last summer. The bridegroom is a grandson of William E. Chandler, former United States Senator from New Hampshire.
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Boston
Clark P. Chandler
Fifteenth Cavalry
F. A
Shirley P. Walker
Thomas J. Walker
Day
J. McGaw Foster
Katherine Chandler
Flower
Fort Ethan Allen
William EK. Chandler
New Hampshire
Easton Thompson Nuptials Invited Guests Named
Invitations issued by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jeniston announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Boyd Easton to Andrew Thompson. The ceremony will be January 25 at St. Peter's Church. Matron of honor is Mrs. E Livingston Miller. maid of honor Miss Lilian Easton. bridesmaids include Miss Mary Mortimer of New York City, Miss Mary Freeman of Troy, Miss Madge Thompson, and Miss Helen Stott of Stottville.
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New York
Albany
Edward Jenston
Mary Boyd Easton
Andrew Thompson
St. Peter's Church
E. Livingston Miller
Lilian Easton
Mary Mortimer
New York City
Mary Freeman
Troy
Madge ‘Thompson
Helen Stott
Stottville
Dance Event Noted With Geraldine O Day Participant
A brief social item records a small dance event featuring Geraldine O Day as a participant and mentions igrothy O Day in attendance, reflecting a local community gathering from a past era.
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Geraldine
Igrothy O'Day
Social Event at Sherry's Hosts Relatives of Miss O Day
A ballroom gathering at Sherry's last night featured Mrs H D Morrison Mrs W W B Boyd Mrs K E A McPherson and Mrs Charles O Day of New York with Mrs A J Stone of Larchmont Mrs J W aa han of Philadelphia and Mrs Frank Day of Oil City Penn among the hostesses. Relatives of the Misses O Day assisted in receiving. About 125 guests attended with dancing until midnight followed by a seated supper.
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Sherry’s
H. D. Morrison
W.W. B. Boyd
KE. A. McPherson
Charles O'Day
New York
A. J. Stone
Larchmont
J. W. Aahan
Philadelphia
Frank Day
Oil City
Penn
Charity Ball for Nurse and Child's Hospital at Waldorf
The annual charity ball benefiting the Nurse and Child's Hospital will be held on February 4 on the entire second floor of the Waldorf Astoria in New York. About 2,060 guests usually attend with boxes reserved for non-dancers. Mrs. Alexander J. Van Nest of 31 West Thirty-eighth Street oversees the boxes this year.
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Nurse and Child’s Hospital
Lexington Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Alexander J. van Nest
West Thirty- Eee Street
Social Roundup of Notables Entertaining and Traveling
Mrs P J Goodhart hosts a Saturday event on January 11 at 21 West Eighty first Street. Mr and Mrs R W Patterson sail for Europe aboard the Cedric for the winter. The Belmon ts return to the Plaza after a Washington trip. Hastings on Hudson residents A De Witt Cochrane and family head to Montreal for weeks. Mrs Nelson W Aldrich and Washington visitors at the Gotham. Helen Van Vieeck and Richard Devens to wed at Sherry's on January 11. Lady Ross and Mrs Ellison Adams in the country for the winter with Adams renting at Le Marquis East Thirty first Street. Edward D Faulner and wife return to 205 West Seventy fourth Street from Woodstock Vermont. Rochester pair Mr and Mrs Bulkley and others at the Plaza after Lakewood. Russell Hopkins leaves for ten days in Florida and seeks St Regis or Winter accommodations on return. Mrs August Oppenheimer hosts a dance for daughter Helen at Delmonico's with about 125 guests. Harlem Young Women's Christian Association Junior Committee plans January 18 concert at Waldorf Astoria Astor Gallery featuring Schintrasse violin Mrs Edith Chapman cello and Hans Kronold.
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Robert Collier
P. J. Goodhart
West Eightyfirst Street
R. W. Patterson
Europe
Cedric
Perry Belmont
Washington
Plaza
A de Witt Cochrane
Hastings-on-Hudson
Montreal
Nelson W. Aldrich
Providence
William Slater
Miss Slater
Gotham
Helen van Vieeck
William van Vieeck
Richard Devens
Sherry’s
Lady Ross
Ellison Adams
Adams
Russell Hopkins
St. Augustine
Florida
St. Regis
August Oppenheimer
West Seventy-fifth Street
Delmonico’s
Helen Oppenheimer
Prof C A Young Dies in Hanover After Illness
Charles Augustus Young leading American astronomer dies in Hanover New Hampshire after brief pneumonia illness at home in retirement. Born December 15 1835 in Hanover he held chairs at Dartmouth Western Reserve and Princeton and directed spectroscopic solar observations including a noted 1880 solar eclipse. He authored The Sun A General Astronomy and Elements of Astronomy.
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Hanover
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United States
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Dartmouth College
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Burlington
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China
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Waldesboro
N. C
Arrest Four Bankers In Durango Bank Failure
In Durango Colorado warrants were sworn for Benjamin M. Freeman president and directors Frank Eldredge Ethan Hampton and William Chapmean after the Colorado State Bank insolvency report by receiver Owen Boyle. They were arrested and released on bonds as the bank’s assets are set to pay depositors about five cents on the dollar.
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Col
Owen Boyle
Colorado State Bank
Benjamin M. Freeman
Frank Eldredge
Ethan Hampton
Wiliam Chapmean
Boyless
Drood stage return by Beerbohm Tree in London premiere
Beerbohm Tree took the stage at His Majesty's Theatre in London for the first performance of J Comyns Carr's dramatization The Mystery of Edwin Drood since his Autumn Provinces tour. The audience included many notable theatrical literary and social figures, and the production was well staged and costumed.
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London
Beerbohm Tree
Aon
J. Comyns Carr
Edwin Drood
His Majesty’s Theatre
Mrs J H Benrimo Seriously Ill at Hotel St Margaret
Mrs J H Benrimo wife of J H Benrimo formerly of Belasco's Rose of the Rancho company was sent to the Hotel St Margaret where her car accident necessitated an operation. She retired from the stage about two years ago, then known as Helen Robinson.
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J. H. Benrimo
Belasco
Rose of the Rancho” Company
St. Margaret
Helen Robinson
Jewelers Aid Fulton Monument Fund Meeting Called
J Shepard chairman of the Jewelers committee issues a call to jewelers for a January 6 meeting at the Jewelers’ Board on Broadway and Maiden Lane at 3 o’clock. The purpose is to organize jewellers aid for the Robert Fulton Monument Association to raise funds for the water gate and Hudson River front memorial to Robert Fulton.
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Jewelers Aid Fulton Monument Fund
J. Shepard
therpJewelers’ Board of Troams
Bteadway
Maiden Lane
Robert Fulton
Water Gate
Hudson River
Kreisler Soloist at Philharmonic in Carnegie Hall
The fourth Phil harmonic Society concert in Carnegie Hall featured Fritz Kreisler with Safonoff conducting. Kreisler's selections included Beethov en and Glazunow. the Russian piece pleased, though the conductor’s pace and handling of contrasts drew criticism. Kreisler’s Vivaldi and Mozart encore pieces and Bach arrangements drew audience enthusiasm.
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Carnegie Hall
Beeth
Weber
Schutz
Ovec Certos
Fritz Kreisley
Glazounov
Safandoff
Peischtitz
Wagner
Isle of Love
Stronotfs
Streisler
Antonio Vivaldi
Bach
Pos‘terity
Kreisser
Pagliacci Opens at Metropolitan with Notable Stracciari
The Metropolitan Opera House opened Pagliacci as the second half of a double bill following Hansel and Gretel. Stracciari as Tonio stood out with fine singing and acting while Cavalieri as Nedda underperformed. Martin in Canio struggled vocally though the new baritone Sarto failed to impress as Silvio. Aida was the matinee with a large turnout featuring Gadski Wilkley-Lunn Caruso Scotti Journet and Homer in a Witch role with a humorous costume.
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Pagliacci
Opera
Humperdinck
Fairy
Hansel Und Gretel
Mme. Cavalieri
Nedda
Riccardo Martin
Canio
Andrea Sarto
Silvio
Mr. Stracciari
Tonio
Leoncavallo
Hansel and Gretel
Messrs. Caruso
Scotti
Journet
Manhattan Operas Offer Double Bill With Notable Debuts
At the Manhattan Opera House a matinée of Rigoletta drew a good audience with Renaud as the Jester for the first time this season and Zepplinf and Bassi in key roles. Evening performances featured Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with Zenatello making his first Canio here and earning prolonged applause for Ridi Pagliacci. Parelli conducted.
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Manhattan Opera House
Renaud
Miss Zepplinf
Mr. Bassi
Zenatello
Parelli
Electra Delay Expects First Berlin Opera Until 1909
Berlin reports Richard Strauss says the new opera Electra needs more work and likely won’t premiere before November 1909. Observers fear it may face censorship similar to Salome, delaying production.
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Strauss
Berlin
Richard Strauss
Miss Mukle Plays New York Recital at Mendelssohn Hall
English cellist Miss May Mukle made her New York debut with a vigorous and refined performance at Mendelssohn Hall. She delivered Valentini sonata in E major, Tschaikowsky variations on a rococo theme, and Brockway suite with composer as accompanist, supported by Mr. George Parkenstein. Maud Powell assisted on Ladd’s sonata in B with piano, though intonation wandered early.
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May Mukle
New York
Mendelssohn Hall
Valentini
Howard Brockway
Arensky
Mr. George
Parkenstein
Hammerstein Sighted at Brooklyn Music Academy Visit
Oscar Hammerstein toured the new Brooklyn Academy of Music with Academy directors and hinted at possible opera engagements next season. He noted no firm plans yet while Brooklyn Opera fans hope for a Manhattan Opera House tie in. The million dollar venue dates completion to next summer.
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Brooklyn Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Manhattan Opera House
Hammerstein
Academy
Academy of Music
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The
Eunibashi Pleases at New Haven Hyperion Theatre
New Haven January 4. Eunibashi a new musical play directed by Thomas W. Ryley opened at the Hyperion Theatre with a company of light opera stars, a chorus of 100, and part of the New York Casino orchestra. Set in a Japan near Tokio, it satirizes recent U S relations with the Mikado's realm and features tuneful airs and numerous solos and duets.
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New Haven
Conn
Thomas W. Ryley
Hyperion Theatre
New York Casino
Irving S. Cobb
New York
Japan
Tokio
Alice Fischer
Vera Michelena
Maud ‘Fulton
Margaret Rutledge
Joseph Miron
William Rock
Walter Percival
Amateur Concert Club to perform at Bowery Mission
The Amateur Concert Club will visit the Bowery Mission at 50 Bowery next Tuesday evening for a charity concert. Oscar Hammerstein received a cable indicating Mme Trstranzini sailed from Havre aboard the Lorraine. Mme Cornelia Meysenheym's pupils will open four musical evenings at Aeolian Hall starting Monday. The Buenos Aires opera house has offered Cabon Campanini a May two month post pending release from Covent Garden.
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Bowery Mission
Bowery
Oscar Hammerstein
Mme. Tstrazzini
Havre
Lorraine
Mme
Cornelia Meysenheym
Metropolitan Opera House
Aeolian Hall
Opera House
Buenos Ayres
Cieofonte Campanini
Covent Garden
Mabel Taliaferro to star in Polly of the Circus at Liberty
A series of midweek matinees begins next Wednesday at the Liberty Theatre featuring Mabel Taliaferro in Polly of the Circus. Also notes Ina Lavarus engagement with Harry Cooper and a Rams-era vaudeville gathering at the Harlem Casino. Xaude Adams bids farewell with Peter Pan at the Empire Theatre and receives tributes from her company. Claxton Wilstach to oversee packing for Savage enterprises. Lincoln Square hosts a children’s stage reception after next Tuesday’s matinee for The Bad Boy and His Teddy Sears with a Teddy bear contest. A Waltz from Vienna opens at Chestnut Street Opera House in Philadelphia Monday after long Vienna run.
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Liberty Theatre
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Circus
Ina Lavarus
Empire Theatre
Barrie
Miss Adams
Claxton Wilstach
Sanberts
Menry W. Savage
New York
Merry Widow
Charise
Savage Enterprises
Matiner
Lincoln Square Theatre
Teddy Sears
Frank
Karl Theatre
Vienna
Chestnut Street Opera House
Philadelphia
R McKee
Dream
Grime is lucrative says Gen Bingham
Police Commissioner Bingham gửi annual report urging longer tenure for the Police Commissioner and removal of police from politics. He calls law breaking easy and lucrative in New York and advocates weapons sales records pawnbroker reports and safer election machinery. He notes arrests and department figures and praises meritorious officers.
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New York
Poice
Bingham
McClellan
Gen. Bingham
New York City
Ehene Poca
Opera House Doorkeeper Out After Director Clash
A new assistant doorman replaced Robert Wallin at the Metropolitan Opera House after an incident with director Y R Winthrop who lacked a pass-out. A Friday night exchange over a letter to Mr. Goerlitz followed. Wallin sought reinstatement, hoping to see Mr. Conried, while staff defended the need to please patrons and maintain order at the door.
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Robert Wallin
Y. R. Winthrop
Opera Company
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Lillian Nordica to Perform at Sherry's on January 12
Mme. Lillian Nordica will give a musicale on January 12 at Sherry's for about 300 guests. Featured artists include Senor Constantine, not heard in New York before, and performers Victor Maurel M. de Pachmann and Edouard Dethier.
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Lillian Nordica
Sherry
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New York
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Crowd Attacks Referee After Disputed Football Call
A crowd of about 2,000 men in Pawtucket assaulted referee John Nesbit of New York during a local association football match between Howard and Bullough of Newark and West Bludsons. Nesbit was rushed to the clubhouse, then escaped through a rear door as fans pursued. Jersey team won 1 to 0, eliminating the Bulloughs from the American Cup tie.
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Pawtucket
John Nesbit
Howard and Bullough
West Bludsons
Newark
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Nesbit
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Bulloughs
McDermott
Owner Nailor of livery stables dies at 72 in Washington
Allison Nailor Jr proprietor of the livery stables from which Wilkes Booth hired the horse used in the Lincoln assassination escape died Friday at his Washington home. He was 72, born in Washington and lifelong resident, secretary general of the Supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction of Scottish Rite Masons, and Mexico representative in the Supreme Council, having amassed a fortune in real estate.
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Mrs Cottrell Birth Announcement
On December 26 Mrs Edgar H. Cottrell welcomed a son. The birth adds a new member to the Cottrell family.
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Marriages and engagements listed from Montclair area church notices
A series of marriage announcements and engagements dated late December to January cover St Luke's Montclair Englewood and Epiphany Church. Names include Clara Weeks to Percy Allan Duncan to John Duff, Marion Nap pell to Maryin Seurlder, Norman Auerbahn to Fanny Wimer, Barber to Alice Wesson, Hora Hedin to Augusta Sabel, William Starr to Provence Perry, James Stolworthy to Annie Cooke, with clerical details and locations in New Jersey.
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Montclair
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Henry JT. Sewlier
Clara
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Imogene Frost Weeks
Percy Allan
Due Duncan
Englewood
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Huth Srarland Irunean
John Duff
Eston
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Braisted Widow of Willian H Braisted Die at Brooklyn
Several funeral notices appear for residents of Brooklyn and New York City. Braisted widow Mrs W E Weardsley of Saylor Street Brooklyn dies. Erskine widow of Thomas Erskine, with funeral at 2008 Perry Ave. many others listed with birth and death details and funeral arrangements in early January 1908.
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St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
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Matthew Th Hitehie
Bushwick Avenue
Metoodist Episcopal Church
Bushwick Av
Madison St
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Pyramid Lodge
A. M. Bo
Union Chapter
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Stoath
Margaret Terr
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Listing Numerous Brooklyn Residents
A page lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices for residents in Brooklyn and surrounding areas with names such as William McGuinness Maria Martini Zipporah Masur Frederick L. Mathes Hertha Merz Karl Martin i, Garrett Murphy Kelkeene op- en heimig R. Pawsen Gus Freiffer Charles Tietjen Jessie Venderhout Richard Wisner and Titian Weaver. Notices include ages, addresses, and funeral details set for early January across streets like 17th, Greene, Nassau, and Manhattan avenues. The list reflects a busy consignment of memorials in January with several funerals scheduled between January 2 and 6.
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Secker
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Nether
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Bresie M. Needham
Oppenheumig
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Reod
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Gustacus A. Freiffer
Quigianny
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Scheem
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In Constant Loving Memory of Frier J. Martin
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St. Pa
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!