Dinner Party in Roosevelt's Honor Draws Dignitaries
Washington January 7 The first season dinner in honor of the President and Mrs Roosevelt brought a guest list of 34 including Justice Harlan and other justices, multiple senators, ambassadors, and notable figures. Pink roses adorned the long dining table in a lavish floral display.
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Burrows
John W. Foster
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William P. Eno
Cleland Davis
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Boston Symphony
Nicholas Longworth
Arthur Lee
Mary Lodge McKee
Montana
Russell Harrison
Wedding of Miss Gould and Charles Ingram at St Bartholomew's
Miss M Adelaide Gould daughter of Mr and Mrs Elgin R J Gould and Charles Ingram of Baltimore were married at St Bartholomew's Church in a ceremony led by Rev Dr Leighton Parks and Bishop Greer. Bridesmaids, ushers, and a precemony at the Goulds’ home accompanied the couple. The guest list included bishops politicians and prominent New York Baltimore and Boston figures.
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Elgin R. J. Gould
Charles Ingram
Baltimore
St. Bartholomew's Church
Leighton Parks
Greer
Miss Gould
Lyttleton B. Purnell, Jr
Helen Moffett
Dorothy Worrall
New York
Gertrude Tower
Boston
Carrie Warfield
Florence Ingram
Herma Letts
Evanston
Ill
James Ingram
Bishop Greer
Henry Co. Potter
Potter
Misses Parks
Thomas Sturgis
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Gov
Warfield
Maryland
R. Fulton Cutting
Seth Low
Low
John B. Clarke
Clarke
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Notable Names in Postcard Sized Social Notes
William R. Hearst Judge Holt and Mrs Holt Mr and Mrs Edgar L Marston Miss Adelaide McAlpin and Mr and Mrs Alfred T White are listed. After a trip South Mr and Mrs Ingram will live in Baltimore.
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Judge Holt
Holt
Edgar L. Marston
Adelaide McAlpin
Alfred T. White
MISS PELTIER A BRIDE AT HOLLAND HOUSE
Miss Marie Louise Peltier daughter of Mrs Eleanore Peltier and Louis Gustave Brandt were married at noon yesterday at the Holland House Rev Dr Howard Duffield officiated The bride wore chiffon over Liberty satin with orange blossoms and carried orchids and lilies of the valley John J Hoff of Paris gave her in marriage Miss Elaine Whitney Hoff of Paris was maid of honor Ernest Brandt brother of the groom was best man Afterward a wedding breakfast and reception were held hosted by Mr and Mrs John J Hoff The couple will honeymoon in America before settling in Paris with many guests from Paris Utica Berlin Boston and Paris noted in attendance
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Marie Louise Peltier
Eleanore Peltier
Utica
N. Y
Louis Gustave Brandt
Caesar Brandt
Paris
Holland House
Howard Duffield
First Presbyterian Church
John J. Hoff
Elaine Whitney Hoff
Ernest Brandt
T. P. White
McLean
C. Wedekind
Berlin
Elihus Root
James Stillman
Joseph Rudd
Gertrude Bovée
Robert
Roger Upton
Boston
Sarah Wood
Margaret Crouse
N.Y
Mason-Moffett Wedding in St. Margaret's Church
Miss Lucy Randolph Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Beverly Mason of this city marries George Hoxtle Moffett of Kansas City Missouri at St Margaret s Episcopal Church The Right Rev Cleland K Nelson of Georgia officiates aided by Rev Herbert Scott Smith The groom s cousin James Moffett of New York is best man The bride s attendants include Misses Josephine Polly Julia Mason and Miss Adelaide Alexander of Gunston Hall Virginia
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Washington
Lucy Randolph Mason
Beverly Randolph Mason
George Hoxtle
Moffett
Kansas City
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Cleland K. Nelson
Georgia
Herbert Scott Smith
James Moffett
New York
Josephine, Polly
Julia Mason
Adelaide Alexander
Gunston Hall
Virginia
Buckley Weds Edward I Hawke Jr in Albany Ceremony
Miss Katherine Buckley, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Buckley, wed Edward I. Hawke Jr., former assistant corporation counsel and New York City bar member. The Rite was led by Bishop T M A Burke. Bride given away by her brother William H Buckley. The couple will reside in New York City.
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Katherine Buckley
Josephine Buckley
Edward I. Hawke, Jr
New York City
T. M.A. Burke
William H. Buckley
Edward F. Swan
New York
Frances A. Hawke
Howe Clapp Engagement Announced for Spring Wedding
The engagement of Julian B. Howe, a city lawyer, to Miss Marian E. Clapp of Sewickley Peon is announced with plans for a spring wedding.
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Julian Howe
Julian B. Howe
Marian E. Clapp
Sewickley, Peon
Junior Cotillion at Sherry’s Hosts Notables and Dancers
The second Junior Cotillion at Sherry's featured post-dinner introductions from Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge Mrs. Samuel R. Bertron Mrs. Charlies Dickey and Mrs. sibicnaut Heckscher. Guests included Mrs. Gustave FH Kissel Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt and Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge. Stove Phelps led the cotillion dancing with Miss Fleanor Alexander as the first pairing. Favors were holly garden baskets paper holders and Teddy Lear’s cases.
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Frederick W. Whitridge
Samuel R. Bertron
Charlies Dickey
Sibicnaut Heckscher
Gustave FH. Kissel
Dallas Bache Pratt
Arthur Murray Dodge
Stove Phelps
Fleanor Alexander
Teddy Lear
Society Notes From Ottawa and New YorkCity
Miss Emily Dearborn Ayres visits Ottawa. J Ives Plumb returns from Islip and stays at Waldorf Astoria for winter. Mrs J J Astor hosts dinner and entertainment at Astor Home next Monday. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish to entertain January 21 after recovery. Mrs Quincy A Shaw and Mr and Mrs Thomas McKean stay at Holland House. Dr H Furbush Collier and Miss Janet Birdsell Smith wed at Church of the Heavenly Rest. Entertainment Club’s twenty fifth reception held at Waldorf Astoria with Miss Nicola Greeley-Smith’s readings and Clifford Walker’s recitals.
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Boston
Thomas McKean
Bryn. Mawr
Penn
Holland House
H. Furbush Collier
Columbia
S. C
Janet Birdsall Smith
Edward Spencer Smith
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Entertainment Club
rMs
Roswell D. Hitchcock
Waldorf-Astoria
Nicola Greeley-Smith
Clifford Walker
London
Canal Engineer Col Gorthels to Visit Newport
Lieut Col George W Gorthels head of the Panama Canal construction and former Newport engineers office chief will visit Newport soon. Henry F Eldridge and William Watts Sherman returned to New York for the Representative Council session. Miss Frances Skinner closed her cottage for New York winter. Mary Appleton left for New York. Edward H Bulkley showed no improvement after a difficult night. Mrs Roland Redmond arrived from New York to be near her brother. Cols C L F Robinson Addison Thomas and Francis J Otis improving. Mrs Francis Morris canceled her trip to Europe.
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William Watts Sherman
Neew York
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Frances Skinner
New York
Mary Appleton
Aed
Edward H. Bulkley
Roland Redmond
Cols
L.F. Robinson
Addison Thomas
Francis J. Otis
Francis Morris
Europe
Hoppe Builds Lead in 2000-Point Billiard Match
In Philadelphia Willie Hoppe led Albert G. Cutler of Boston after three games with 1200 points to 798. Hoppe added 558 in the afternoon to reach 860 while Cutler added 26T. In the evening Hoppe scored 400 to Cutler’s 141.
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Cutler
Miss Shonts to Wed the Duke February Fifteenth
Washington dispatch confirms the engagement of Miss Theodora Shonts to the Duc de Chaulnes with a February 15 wedding set in New York. The couple, under watchful courtesy of the Isthmian Canal Commission circle, announced the date after a cable from the Duke’s sister. The New York home of Mr and Mrs Shonts will host the ceremony, with invitations extended for social events surrounding the nuptials.
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Professor Berthold Laufer Sails for Thibet and Bhutan
Prof. Berthold Laufer, former Columbia lecturer and Field Museum curator, sails from Cherbourg aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm for India and Thibet. He aims to reach Bhutan and interview the Grand Llama, noting barriers at mountain passes and the Kingdom’s restricted entry.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
India
Thibet
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Bhutan
Himalaya
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Trial on Heresy Charge Against Jersey City Pastor
The Rev. John R. Braeuer of Gracy English Lutheran Church faces a heresy inquiry by a Synod committee in Jersey City. Dissenters accuse him of denying fundamental tenets including Jesus as God, Virgin Birth, Trinity, and biblical infallibility. The reforming faction formed a separate group after the church seceded from the Synod. the inquiry began Monday and will continue for days.
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Gracy English Luthern Church
New Jersey City
Heights
Duerks
Jesse Christ
Realism of the Commune staged at the Odéon in Paris
M. Antoine presented Gustave Geoffroy's L Amniente at the Odéon in two parts of five short acts each. The drama portrays a Parisian working class family during the siege and the Commune with stark realism and powerful emotion. Premier Clemenceau aided in arranging the production.
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Kneisel Quartet Delights in Mendelssohn Hall Concert
The Kneisel Quartet's second New York concert at Mendelssohn Hall offered Bach in G minor, Beethoven piano trio Op 97, and Smetana Aus Mein Leben. Harold Bauer joined for the Beethoven trio, delivering a balanced, ravishing piano partnership, while the ensemble displayed rare beauty and vigorous Bohemian charm.
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Kneisel
Haydn
Mozart
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Wilcke
Harold Bauer
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Mr. Kneisel
Mr. Willcke
Smetina
New York
Mahler to speed Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan
Gustav Mahler plans a faster Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera after cutting Tristan und Isolde last week. He aims to complete the opera in two hours and forty five minutes, shorter than the usual three hours and a half.
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Aiso
Bayreuth
Mozart
Herr Mahler
Metropolitan
Man to play Witch in Hansel and Gretel at the Met
The Witch role in Hansel und Gretel at the Metropolitan Opera House will be sung by a man instead of a woman. Albert Reiss is rehearsing the part after already delivering character work such as Mime in Siegfried. Mme Homer, famed for the role, cannot perform due to a busy season with other duties.
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Mme. Homer
Hansel Und Gretel
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Conried
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Siegfried
Tetrazzini to Sing La Traviata at Manhattan Opera House
Mme. Luise Tetrazzini makes her first New York appearance next week at the Manhattan Opera House singing La Traviata on Wednesday evening and Saturday afternoon. Bassi sings Alfredo and Ancona the father. Louise is repeated Monday. La Damnation de Faust Thursday. Thais Friday. The Masked Ball Saturday night.
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New York
Manhattan Opera House
Bassi
Alfredo
Mr. Ancona
Louise
Faust
Sailing for Europe Today on Red Star and Statendam
Passengers listed for the Red Star liner Finland bound for Dover and Antwerp include Miss Biddle Susan D. Biddle the Rev and Mrs H E Hovey L Blum Mrs A M McDonald Rev A McDonald Miss Isabel E Tolsom H J Lugel John Pilzer Mrs Rosa Weiss and Carl Grant The Statendam heading to Rotterdam via Boulogne lists Mrs M D Burke Mrs Louige Campbell Rev H Frencken Mr and Mrs B H de Jong Spencer Samuels Miss Daisy Wetzel Mrs H de Belfort and Misses de Belfort among others
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Susan D. Biddle
H. E. Hovey
L. Blum
A. M. McDonald
A. McDonald
Isabel E. Tolsom
H. J. Lugel
John Pilzer
Rosa Weiss
Carl Grant
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
M. D. Burke
Louige Campbell
H. Frencken
B. H. de Jong
Spencer
Samuels
Daisy Wetzel
H. de Belfort
de Belfort
Spain's star actress may visit New York next season
Maria Guerrero Spain's greatest actress who toured South America Mexico and Cuba visited New York with her husband and two children. She spoke of possible performances in New York on her South American tour next season and noted the high cost of bringing Madrid's sixty person company. She praised Nazimova and Mrs Fiske and discussed Ibsen and translating Western works for Spanish audiences.
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Cuba
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New York
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Sefiora Guerrero
Madrid
Senora Guerrero
Teatro Espanol
Lope de Vega
Calderon
Tirso de Molina
Moreto
Shakespeare
Mme. Nazimova
Hippodrome
London
Tanqueray
Marta of
Bertha Kalich
Marta
Sefiora
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Bernhardt
Samuel Fessenden, Connecticut Leader, Dies at Stamford
Samuel Fessenden of Stamford former Connecticut State Senator died of heart disease after a sinking spell. Funeral plans set for First Congregational Church at 2 PM Saturday with cremation of his and Mrs. Fessenden’s remains. Born April 12 1847 in Rockland Maine, he rose from private in the Seventh Maine Regiment to captain and later practiced law in Stamford. He served in the Connecticut Legislature at 27 and was a national party delegate in 1896, where political tensions with Maine’s Manley and the McKinley boom influenced his career.
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Connecticut
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St. Louis
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Thomas RB. Reed
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Manley
McKiney
Joe
United States Senate
Samue Fessenden
First Congregational Church
Real Estate Owners Ball Draws City Officials at Harlem Casino
More than 2,000 members and guests of the Real Estate Owners Association attended its annual entertainment and ball at the Harlem Casino on 124th Street and Seventh Avenue. Borough President Ahearn Controller Metz Aldermen Doull and Murphy ex-Dock Commissioner Dalton and Tammany leader Herman J. Wright were present. The group presented a silver footinge to ex-President James L. Conway while President Thomas Krekeler did not give a speech. The association, with about 6,000 members, aims to secure legislative and other benefits for city property owners.
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Mutual Reserve Protest Over Insurance Dept Impairment Claim
A circular to policyholders declares Mutual Reserve Life Insurance rejects the New York State Insurance Department claim of serious financial impairment. Management argues the department blurred lines between legal reserve business and assessment business and sought a decision from Supt. Kelsey before examination. The matter is now with the Attorney General for opinion.
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Pair to Gather in Death Dr and Mrs Levi Jewett
Dr and Mrs Levi Jewett of Cobalt Connecticut died of pneumonia within a week of each other. He died Friday at home, she in Brooklyn on Monday. A double funeral was held and both buried in Cobalt Cemetery. They celebrated their golden wedding last September. Mrs Jewett was active in relief works and held state offices. Dr Jewett’s war uniform is in the Middletown museum.
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Oldest Insurance Men Die In Separate Cities
Hartford native George L. Chase 80, long time Hartford Fire Insurance Co president, dies after feeble health. He leaves a widow, one son, two grandchildren. St Louis Captain George Taylor Cram 73, who also served as an insurance company president since 1875, dies three hours after Chase.
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Birth notices for two Astoria families
On January 5 a son was born to the Rev and Mrs H Lilienthal at St George's Rectory Astoria Long Island. On January 5 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gruen.
Married SMITH-STIMSON at Manhattan Church
Alice Mary Stimson daughter of the officiating clergyman marries Wilson Fitch Smith at the Manhattan Congregational Church on Saturday January 4 with Rev Henry A Stimson presiding.
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Obituary notices of multiple individuals from New York area
Death notices list numerous individuals with dates from January 1908. Eva H Abraham of Bronx. Helen Vanderberg Babcock of Da Bluffs Massachusetts. Samuel Carpenter of New York. Lydia Kirk Creuzbaur of Brooklyn. Sarah Ellis of New York. Samuel Fessenden of Stamford Connecticut. Eliza Fitzpatrick of Brooklyn. Maria Heiser of New York. Mary Taylor Jewett of Connecticut. George F Kuett of Paterson New Jersey. Mary Longley of Stamford. Margaret Manning of St Louis. Jennie A Roach of New Haven. Joanna Mills of Elmira New Jersey. James O Neill of South Orange New Jersey. Sarah A Orton of Metuchen New Jersey. Henry Pierce of Newark New Jersey. David Madison Putnam of Schenectady New York. Peter Talbot of East Machias Maine. Robert W Taylor of New York. Ten Brook of Tenafly New Jersey. Interment and funeral details vary by entry.
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William H.orton
Metuchen
N. J
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Newark
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Schenectady
N. Y
David Madison Putnam
Mohawk Valley
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Adjutant General's Office
Albany
William
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East Machias
Peter S. J. Talbot
Taylor
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Robert W. Taylor
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York Area
Numerous death notices and funeral announcements dated January 4 to January 9 list names and ages across Brooklyn, Yonkers, Hoboken, and surrounding locales. Entries include Mary Louise Whitney, Augustus Arrowsmith, Edward Behee, Joshua Frost, and many others with residences in Brooklyn, Jersey and New York City suburbs. Funeral dates and private services are noted for several, with ages ranging broadly from 32 to 83.
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Cooper St
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Brookdale
N. J
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Carroll
Dean St
Mary Carroll
Coughlin
West
Patrick J. Couchlin
Ba Dinneny
East 45Th St
John Dinneny
Dougherty
Tasman
Grace Dougherty
Dunn
Jefferson St. Yonkers
James ‘C. Dunn
Farley
Gapfney
West 38Th S
Charles
J. Haffner
Gleason
St. Marks Av
Winifred Gleeson
Hammer
Lafayette
Charles Hammer
Hart
South Elliott Place
Ellen Hart
Heath
Canal St
Mary Heath
Hill
West 108d
Clark C. Hill
Hodgins
Johnson St
Willam H. Hodgins
Holloway
Tarrytown
Jenny E. Holloway
Jackson
Lata 2d Ay
John J. Jackson
Jones
Washington St
Hoboken
William W. Jones
Keenan
Sheetshead Pay
Jenna F. Keenan
Knickmeier
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Carl Knickmeier
Kohlmann
East 14Th St
Charles Kohlmann
Lewek
East 79Th St
Simon Lewek
McCagh
Plymouth St
Frank McCagh
McDermott
East 28Th St
John J. McDermott
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de Kalb Av
Peter McNally
MacKay
Shore Road
Stn St
Bay Ridge
Sara MacKay
Park
White Plains
Emily Park
Ring
Westpond Road
Queens
Marie S. Ring. Schwarze
Mapes St
Bronx
Marie G. Schwarze
Snyder
Clarendon Road
John Jacob Snyder
Sullivan
South 4Th St
Mary Sullivan
Sweeney
East Burnside Av
Mary
Smith
Gates Av
Annie M. Smith
West Orange
Frederick A. Smith
Stern
East 120Th St
William Stern
Thiel
Varick St
Nicholas Thiel
A. M. Walker
Kearny
Fred F. Walker
Wenzel
Prospect
Adrian Wenzel
Witte
Elmhurst
Minna
Cee
Wolf
Rachel Wolf
Death of J Palmer ONeil former Pittsburg Baseball Club owner
Pittsburg, Jan 7 J Palmer ONeil former owner of the Pittsburg Baseball Club and a famed backer of baseball died at his home aged 64. He owned the team during the Brotherhood war of 18% and helped the National League prevail despite heavy losses. He leaves four daughters in New York Philadelphia Stockbridge and one in Pittsburg. He had been in poor health and earlier ran a fire insurance business and led a large New York fire insurance company.
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O'Neil
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O' Neil
New York
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Elizabeth D. O’neil
New York City
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Philadelphia
Emory J. Kelley
Stockbridge
Mass
Death of Judge A. Berry former Congressman and Newport mayor
Judge A. Berry 74 and a longtime Democratic politician died last night at his Newport home. He served as Campbell County Circuit Court judge and prior held the Kentucky State Senate and Newport mayor posts after a career spanning the Fifty fourth Congress and four subsequent terms.
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Commander William Hale Driggs Dies in Washington at 50
Commander William Hale Driggs U S N retired died Monday in Washington at age 50. A Michigan native he entered the navy as a midshipman and served in the Spanish American War on the St Paul Bath. He later joined Naval Intelligence and became an inventor of breech gun mechanism used by the Navy.
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Martin Mass In Memory At St Gabriel Church
Sa Memoriam. MARTIN.-Mass in memory of Daniel F. Martin at Church of St. Gabriel. Jan.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Access By Harlem Trains And Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is easily reached by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars and up. For Books of Views or a representative, call the Gramercy telephone. Office located at 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Undertakers and Death Notices Across Newspapers
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