Roosevelt Receives Diplomatic Corps at White House Reception
The president hosts his annual diplomatic corps reception with 39 foreign powers represented by nearly 200 guests in the White House East and Blue Rooms. Marine Band plays as Col Bramwell and Lt Cmdr Sims lead the parade of officials. Secretary Taft is absent due to his mother's recent death.
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New York Times
Washington
Mecca
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Charles 8. Bramwell
W. S. Sims
Fairbanks
Taft
Knickerbocker Cotillion Dances At Sherry's In New York
The second Knickerbocker cotillion organized by ten society women was held last night in Sherry's grand ballroom. Debutantes and social figures attended. Stowe Phelps led the cotillion. illuminated banners and silver favors were given. Preceding the dance, several dinners and a theatre party for Miss Helen M Frith accompanied the event. Thirty tables at supper hosted eight to ten guests each.
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Sherry's
J. Tod Hunter Thompson
Charles A. &Chermerhorn
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Charles E. Pellew
Henry C. Hoyt
Lewis Cruger Hasell
Hamilton R. Fairfax
H. Riman Duval
Lewis Delafield
Walter L Suydam
Mesdames Roosevelt
Schermerhorn
Pellew
Duval
Delafield
Stowe Phelps
Maude Adams
Quality Street
Cotillion
Frith
Marie de Florenz
Antoinette Hackscher
Helen Frith
Dorothy Mason
Ethel Russell
Helen Miller
Frances Alexander
Evelyn Smith
Montague Geer
Marion Eprey
Harold Tappin
Robert le Roy
Charles Miller
Marshall Kernochan
Edgar Palmer
Hugh Milliken
Bethel Kingsland
Joan Whitridge
Hreien Coster
Mary Mason Hasell
Beatrice Benjamin
Pauline Riggs
Gretchen Hoyt
Nathalie Batley
Eleanor Townsend
Nannie Duval
Frances Dickey
Rosamond Burr
Edna Biddle
Helen L. Alexandre
Janet Townsend
Abby Morrison
Evelyn Marshall
Madeline Borland
Eleanor Duane
Dorothy Tuckerman
Taylor Pyne
Lawrence Butler
Alexander
Vanderbilt wedding set for Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Széchényi
Newport R I Jan 9 Invitations confirm the marriage of Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt daughter of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York and Newport to Count Laszlo Széchényi of Hungary The ceremony is scheduled for Monday January 27 at twelve o clock at East 88th Street The Breakers remains open and the reason for the wedding plans is noted
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New York Times
Newport
R. 1
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Laszlo Széchényi
Iungary
Witty-eighth Street
Advertising ethics and the question of publication pay
The passage argues that advertising media are defended by special arguments but boils down to a simple question for the advertiser: will this publication pay me. It reflects debate over profitability and decision making in media choices.
Vanderbilt Pair Plan Honeymoon Stop Before Hungar yEstate
Reporters note the Count and his bride intend a honeymoon stop before heading to the Count’s estate in Hungary. Mrs. Vanderbilt may entertain count relatives at The Breakers after the wedding. Reginald Vanderbilt sails for Europe January 30, joining Mrs. Vanderbilt in Paris for the winter. They will bring a large touring car aboard the next voyage to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Bride Louise Brandreth Weds John Otto Jr in Ossining
Miss Louise Brandreth daughter of the late William Brandreth and John Otto Jr of Buffalo N Y were married yesterday afternoon in Trinity Church Ossining New York Kathleen D Green cousin of the bride was maid of honor There were no bridesmaids William Otto the groom s brother was best man Ushers Dr Jacob Otto H Thomas Buffalo Thomas Corning and Dr G E Brewer New York A reception followed at Sunnyholme the bride s mother s country place The bride s uncle Major Slocum U S A heads Rural Guard in Cuba
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Louise Brandreth
William Brandreth
John Otto, Jr
Buffalo
N. Y
Trinity Church
Ossining
Kathleen D. Green
Willam Otte
Jacob Otto
H. ¥. Thomas
Thomas Corning
G. E. Brewer
New York
Sunnyholme
Louise Fint Brandreth
Major Slocum
U. S.A
Cuba
Marriage of Erduin von de Horst Koch and Jean Livingston Dorman
Erduin von de Horst Koch wed Mrs. Jean Livingston Dorman yesterday afternoon at the bridegroom’s uncle’s home, 145 West Fifty-south Street. The Rev. Dr. Albert Sears officiated with two flower girls as attendants. Best man was William T. Koch. A reception followed at the grandparents’ home, and the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erduin von de Horst Koch
Jean Livingston Dorman
William Rowland
West Fifty-south Street
Albert Sears
New Brunswick
N. J
Love Johnson
Juanetta Riva
William T. Koch
Vend
Kosh
New York
Gould Play Shy An Actress At Plaza Ballrooom
Complications halt a Frederick Townsend Martin project with Mrs. George J. Gould set to perform Mrs. Van Vechten in a Jan. 21 Plaza Ballroom event. Mme Nordica’s withdrawal leaves the second woman role open and Marie’s casting undecided amid rumors of Margaret Illington.
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Frederick Townsend Martin
George J. Gould
Plaza
Mme. Nordica
Gould
van Vechten
Marie
Seth Barton French
French
Wall Street
Margaret Illington
Social events note dinners and dances in New York and Palm Beach
Mrs. Drexel hosts a small dinner and cotillion at 1 East Sixty-second Street. Jan 23 she plans a dinner dance for nieces Marguerite Drexel Mary Astor Paul and Frances Fell. Other social rounds include a Colony Club dance for Adelia Pyle and a Delmonico Knickerbocker series event tonight. Notables at St Legis include Dolan Albright Coolidge and Vincent with Bardac, and Palm Beach guests at The Breakers for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Drexel
East Sixty-second Street
Drexel
Marguerite Drexel
Mary Astor Paul
Frances Fell
James Tolman Pyle
Adelia M. Pyle
Colony Club
Edgar Vincent
M. P
England
Noel Bardac
Paris
New Shoreham
Washington
Walter Cutting
Miss Cutting
St. Regis
Breakers
Palm Beach
Fla
Dinner to Col McClure on Eightieth Birthday
Philadelphia January ninth report of a complimentary dinner for Col Alexander K McClure prothonotary of the State Supreme and Superior Courts soldier and editor at the Hotel Majestic. Attended by Speaker Cannon and Pennsylvania delegation members along with the full court and many prominent figures. The banquet featured an electric sign reading Eighty years young.
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Philadelphia
Alexander K. McClure
State Supreme and Superior Courts
Hotel Majestic
Cannon
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Butterflies Were Paper At Horticultural Ball
Philadelphia jan 9 James W Paul Jr denies a widely reported claim that live butterflies were released at his ball. He says the butterflies were paper and suspended with wires over blooms. Dorothy Randolph notes the fountain had fish and does not recall guests or angling for them. The ball cost under 6000 dollars and the Randolph fountain with goldfish cost under 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
James W. Paul, Jr
Dorothy Randolph
Mr. Paul
Randolph
Tristan und Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera shines anew
The Metropolitan Opera House staged Tristan und Isolde again with Mme Fremstad delivering a more expressive Isolde. Gustav Mahler conducted with refined balance, the orchestra nearly flawless, and the second act love scene exquisitely rendered. Audience applause was strong though many entered during the prelude and left before the Liebestod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Fremstad
Gustav Mahler
Mme
Homer
Brangaene
Knote
Man Writes Own Obituary Preceding Sudden Death
Gilbert Plowman aged 78 died in Newark New Jersey yesterday morning of heart disease a few minutes after finishing his obituary notice of himself. He came from London forty five years ago as a sailing ship master and later ran a hay and feed business in Manhattan until retirement ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Plowman
Newark
N. J
London
Manhattan
Boston Symphony Delivers Mixed Carnegie Hall Program
The Boston Symphony Orchestra offered its third New York concert at Carnegie Hall with Hermann Bischoff’s demanding symphony followed by MacDowell’s second piano concerto performed by Mme Teresa Carreiro and Dvorak’s Carnival overture. Critics praised the orchestra's mastery yet derided the Bischoff work for over elaboration and dullness, while lauding Carreiro's performance as brilliant and expressive. The review notes Bischoff’s heavy orchestration and the conductor Mack’s attentive leadership, and ends with high applause for Carreiro and the soloist’s interpretive strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Hermann Bischoff
MacDowell
Mme
Teresa Carreiro
Dvorak
Mr. Bischoff
Allgemeiner Deutscher Musikverein
Bischoff
Mack
Mme. Carrefio
Edward MacDowell
Germany
Mme. Carreno
Amusement Company Sues Over Springfield Worcester Theatres
William Morris Amusement Company filed an equity suit in Springfield against Klaw & Erlanger and United States Amusement Company. A temporary injunction restrains eviction from the Nelson Theatre Springfield and Franklin Square Worcester planned for next Monday. Morris claims contracts allow other attractions. Klaw & Erlanger deny breach while Potter and Elanger refuse comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
William Morris Amusement Company
United States Amusement Company of New York
Klaw & Erlanger
Nelson Theatre
Franklin Square
Worcester
Morris Amusement Company
William Morris
New York
Morris
Klaw
Buffalo
Mr. Morris
United States Amusement Company
Keith & Hroctor
Klaw Erlanger
Poli
Safonoff to Conduct Chopin Fantasia With Russian Society
Wassily Safonoff leads the New York Philharmonic with the Russian Symphony Society in a Chopin Fantasia for piano and orchestra. Julian Iseflis, Safonoff's former pupil, will be soloist in the performance next week. Charles W. Clark, newly settled in Paris, announces a Mendelssohn Hall song recital for Saturday afternoon. Geraldine Farrar will sing Marguerite at the side Opera House tonight replacing Lina Cavalieri. Alda was the billed artist at the Manhattan House last evening with Agostinelli de Cisneros and Bassi Ancona Arimondi in the audience. Campanini conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassily Safonoff
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Russian Symphony Society
Chopin
Julian Iseflis
Charles W. Clark
Paris
Notiee
Mendelssohn Hall
Geraldine Farrar
Marguerite“ Mefistofele
Lina Cavalieri
Alda
Manhattan House
Dence Agostinelli
de Cisneros
Messrs
Bassi
Ancona
Arimondi
Campanini
Keeffe and Baker Exchange Places in NY City
In a surprise shift, Arthur J. Keeffe becomes Civil Service Commissioner, exchanging roles with William F. Baker of the Municipal Civil Service Commission. Mayor McClellan cites Keeffe’s rest needs and Baker’s new duties as reasons, with Keeffe taking a $1,000 less salary and Frank L. Polk succeeding Keeffe on the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. O’keeffe
Brooklyn
William F. Baker
Municipal Civil Service Commission
McClellan
O'Keeffe
Keeffe
Frank L. Polk
Manhattan
Baker
Civil Service
Caliph Murphy Dies at Central Park Zoo
Caliph Murphy the four ton hippo at Central Park Zoo was found dead during a nightly round in the winter quarters. Assistant keeper Cunningham and Lieut. Paddy McGirr of Arsenal Station described the loss as broken hearted, noting recent separations from Mrs Murphy and Baby Murphy may have contributed to the tragedy.
Association of Theatre Managers elect officers
At a meeting of the Association of Theatre Managers officers were elected: President Charles Burnham Vice President H B Harris Second Vice President Alf Hayman Secretary Leo C Teller Treasurer Frank McKee The fourth annual banquet will be held on Thursday evening Jan 28 at the Hotel Knickerbocker with guests Augustus Thomas Charles Lae Justice Crain Senator Grady Senator Saxe E A Lin terbach Civil Service Commissioner O Keeffe President McGowan Aldermen District Attorney Moran Rex Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of
Theatre Managers
Charles Burnham
H. B. Harris
Alf Hayman
Leo C. Teller
Frank McKee
Association
Knickerpocker
Augustus Thomas
Charles L. Ae Justice Crain
Grady
Saxe
E. A. Linterbach
O'Keeffe
McGowan
Moran
Boston
McCarren
Rex Beach
Engagement of Miss Laura Carlisle to Bostoner Lewis Pitkin
The engagement is announced to intimate friends. Miss Laura Carlisle, granddaughter of Hon. John G. Carlisle of Washington, lives with her mother and was introduced at the Gramercy Park home of the Carlisles. She is the daughter of the late William Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Carlisle
Lewis Pitkin
Boston
Miss Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Washington
Illiam Carlisle
Gramercy Park
Carlisles
Noted Jewish Bard Dead Abraham Goldfaden Dies at 318 East Eleven Street
Abraham Goldfaden known as the Yiddish Shakespeare and bard of the Jewish stage died yesterday at his home on East Eleventh Street after a brief illness. He performed recently at the People's Theatre in Ben Ami and was born in Old Constantinople. He graduated from the University of Odessa and published his first poem Progress at age 24, a Zionist-leaning piece ahead of the movement’s rise.
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Abraham Goldfaden
Jewish Stage
East Eleventh Street
People's Theatre
Mr. Goldfaden
Old Constantine GS
University of Odessa
Lefferts Dies at 67 Noted Enamel Iron Merchant
Lefferts Beise Lefferts prominent cast iron enamel merchant died of apoplexy in his office at 510 East Twentieth Street aged 67. He helped pioneer enamel-iron bathtubs and long served as an honorary Seventh Regiment member. He belonged to the New Rochelle Yacht Club Harlem Club and Knickerbocker Yacht Club. survived by three sons Harrison C. in San Francisco John A. of Elizabeth New Jersey and Lewis L. of this city.
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Beise Lefferts
Jordan L. Mott Iron Works
Mott Haven
East Twentieth Street
Seventh Regiment
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Harlem Club
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Harrison C
San Francisco
John A
Elizabeth, N. J
Lewis L
This City
Death of Gen Horace B. Sargent in Santa Barbara
Gen Horace Binney Sargent of Boston, civil war veteran and recurring platform lecturer, died yesterday at the home of Rear Admiral Bowman H. McCalla in Santa Barbara. His daughter is married to the admiral.
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Boston
Santa Barbara
Cali
Horace Binney Sargent
Bowman H. McCalla
Sargent
Bank Chief Cyrus J Lawrence Dies at 81 Park Ave Home
Cyrus J Lawrence head of Cyrus J Lawrence & Son bank at 15 Wall Street died yesterday at his residence 81 Park Avenue. Born in South Salem New York in 1832 he started in banking in 1864 and served as vice president and director of Bush Terminal Company and as a director of New York Susquehanna and Western Railway. He belonged to multiple museums and societies and was married in 1856 to Emily A daughter of Richard M Hoe.
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Cyrus J. Lawrence
Death of D C Henderson Nestor of Michigan Journalism
D C Henderson longtime secretary to Horace Greeley and founder of The Allegan Journal has died in Kalamazoo Asylum at about 84. Born in Scotland he worked in Kalamazoo Detroit and New York learning printing and journalism before serving as Greeley’s private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Kalamazoo, Mich
Don C. Henderson
The
Allegan Journal
Horace Greeley
Nestor
Michigan
Kalamazoo Asylum
Mr. Henderson
Scotland
Kalamazoo
Detroit
New York
Tribune
Greeley
Otto Neustadt Dies At 57 Former Produce Exchange Member
Otto Neustadt, a Produce Exchange member, died at his home 141 West 136th Street at age 57. A City College graduate, he built Neustadt & Co. flour merchants with offices in the Produce Exchange Building and served as President of Pach Brothers, photographers. He was formerly secretary of the Produce Exchange Building and Loan Association. Surviving are three sons Herbert Arthur and Richard Neustadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Neustadt
Produce Exchange
West 136Th Street
City College
Neustadt& Co
Pach Brothers, Photographers
Produce Exchange Building and Loan Association
Herbert
Neustadt & Co
Arthur
Richard Neustadt
Death of Alfred B. Scott Aged 62 In Geneva
Geneva reports the death of Alfred B. Scott aged 62 formerly of this city. He once partnered with Samuel Bowne to form Scott & Bowne in 1874, known for cod liver oil. The firm began in London in 1883 and expanded globally. Scott left the American firm in 1895 to helm the London operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Alfred B. Scott
Scott
Samuel Bowne
Scott & Bowne
London
London House
Funeral for Joseph Kennedy Brother of Mgr Kennedy
The funeral for Joseph Kennedy brother of Mgr T F Kennedy rector of the American College was held today. Kennedy died January 7 and had studied at the college for five years with a brilliant record.
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Rome
Joseph Kennedy
Mgr. T. F. Kennedy
American College
The
Notable Railroad Leader Major Courtney Dies in Richmond
Major T L Courtney longtime superintendent of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad dies at his Richmond home aged he was a leading southern railroad figure. Augustus W Theiler of Morristown New Jersey dies after long illness born in Berlin 1882 he settled in Dover and moved to Morristown twenty five years ago his widow and two sons survive. John Ditmas former secretary treasurer of Long Island Safe Deposit Co dies at his Brooklyn home aged 56 he was a vestryman of Trinity Church his widow and a daughter survive. Emanuel Wallach head of H Wallachs Sons cotton goods dies at his New York City home aged 50 a widow and two daughters survive. George W Kipp of Ossining New York found dead in bed age 66 cause apoplexy he served as village trustee and bank officer his widow and son Lieut Howard M Kipp USMC survives.
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T. L. Courtney
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
South
Richmond
Augustus W. Theiler
Speedwell Avenue
Morristown
N. J
Berlin
America
Dover
Charlotte Osberg
John Ditmas
Pierrepont ‘Street
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Long Island Safe Deposit Company
Wooly Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Norning
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ossining
Weddings Notice From Early 1908 Harboring Ties
In January 1908 several marriages are noted: Winthrop Cowdin wed Lelia Bell Harrison at the Chapel of the Good Shepherd. Jean Livingston Dorman married Erduin von der Horst Koch at 145 West 57th Street. Dila Sibley became Mrs Charles Frederick Sherwood at Grace Church Chantry NYC. Jeanette R. Hunter wed Edward Goldwater in December.
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Cowdin Harrison
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
W. J. Seabury
D. B
Winthrop Cowdin
Lelia Bell Harrison
George Tucker Harrison
Koch—Dorman
S7th St
Albert Sears
Jean Livingston Dorman
William Rochland
Erduin von der Horst Koch
Sherwood—Sibley
Grace Church Chantry
New York City
Karl Relland
Dila Sibley
Charles Frederick Sherwood
Death notices from Dansville to Brooklyn area in January listings
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mary Isabella Allen and many others across Dansville NY Wayne PA Newport RI Newburg NY Stamford CT White Plains NY Brooklyn NY Peekskill NY Geneva NY supplied with dates and service details including times locations and interment plans for Jan 1908. Names include Cornwall Bris ley Bulkeley Ditmas Fessenden Gibson Hadden Hathaway Hill Kirkham Kreuder Lawrence Lefferts Miller Neustadt Olenick ONeil Plowman Scott Shaw Stone Sumner and others.
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Woodlawn
New York
Bulkeley
Newport
R. L
Edward Henry
Catherine Wolfe Bulkeley
Calvary Church
21St St
Pierrepont St
Brooklyn
John Ditmas, Jr
Doute
Nellie S
James Frederick Coute
50Th St
Greenwood
Fessenden
Stamford
Conn
Bonnie View
North St
White Plains
Grand Central Station
Hadden
Anna
David Hadden
Ann Aspinwall
Church of the Heavenly Rest
45Th St
Columbia Heights
Thomas Jennings Hand
Baltimore
Harris
Kirkham
Glen Brook
John R. Kirkham
Glenrook
Caqgn
Philadelph
Kreuder
Hermann L. Kreuder
Carrie B. Kreuder
Hope Avenue
Fort Wadsworth
Lawrence
Cyrus J. Lawrence
Park Av
Lefferts
Leffert Lefferts
West
Miller
Touraine
William Sloane
Charlies C
Harriet N. Miller
St. Av
Neustadt
Otto Neustadt
Olenick
Moses L Olenick
Elias Olenick
Joseph H. Cohen
Isitor Olenick
Westchester Av
O'Neil
South Orange
N. J
James O'Neil
Montrose Av
Greenwood Cemetery
Syracuse
Plowman
Gilbert Plowman
Irving St
Newark
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Scott
Geneva
Switzerland
Alfred B. Scott
Scott & Bowne, Limited
London
Shaw
Hotel Netherland
Charlotte Aurelia
Fiustace Lowell Sumner
James A. Greene
Wickford
R. I
J. Warren Greene
Dan
Funeral notices and obituaries from a New York area paper
A mixed list of deaths and funeral arrangements, naming numerous individuals by address and date in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and nearby areas. Entries include Thompson, Thornton, Wallach, Whitney, Woodward, Worthington, and many others with funeral dates and locations.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Easy reach to Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem trains from Grand Central and Webster and Jerom Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots priced at $150. For Books of Views or representative contact 4855 Gramercy, Office 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerom Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers Frank E Campbell Co Service and Chapels
Frank E Campbell Co offers funeral services from 241-247 West 234 Street with ambulance service by telephone 1424 Chelsea.
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Frank E. Campbell Co
Weat
Chelse
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Nordica
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J. J. Albright
F. 8. Coolidge
A. S. Coolide
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Speaker Cannon
Miss Randolph
Tristan Und Isolde
Boston Symphony
Mme,Carreno
Music and Musicians
Rogers Bros
Meriden Brita CO
Keeffe and Baker Exchange Places
Arthur’ J, O'Keeffe
Theodore A. Bingham
Bingham
Tammany
John H. O’brien
Central Park Zoo
Lefferts Lefferts
Merchant
TRE Guaranteed Trust CO
B’way
N.Y
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Bklyn
Falton St
Jamaica
CroupkKettle
Putnams
Retail A
Horace B. Sargent
Cal
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Mgr. Kennedy
Bird
Seelock
M- Maley
Driggs
Wallach
West Sith St
Emanuel Wallach
Flora Wallach
Whitney
Cincinnati
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Melrose
John Whitney
Mother of God's Church
St. Mary's
Woodward
Brandon
Adrian Theodore Woodwart
Worthington
Mentone
France
Penson
Thomas Fenson
A. M. Bloodgood
Madison St
Sidney Bloodygoil
Bradley
St. Mark's Place
Helen G. Bradley
Brady
John J. Brady
Clark
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John J. Clark
Astoria
L. I
Mary A. Coffee
Bellevitle
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Ebenau
Broome St
Carl Ebenau
Ellwanger
St. Nicholas Av
Mary F. Elwanger
JO. Ferguson
Oliver Av
Yonkers
Ann Ferguson
Fleming
East Stat St
Thomas Fleming
A. M. Gahery
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A. M. Gill
Great Kills
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Hagen
Brook, Av
Peter E. Hagen
Hanken
Crotona
Erick M. Hanken
Hamuser
Evergreen
Ad Heuser
Heinzer
Putnam Av
Crooklyn
John Heinzer
Hunter
State St. Flushing
L. D
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Railey
Kingsebridge
Frederick Huxtable
Jacop
Nassau
Rensselaer County
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Hattie L. Morris
Mullally
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James Mule Lally
Myers
Gates Av
James C. Myers
Pagan
Baithc St
James Yy
William Pagan
Peck
Bloomfield
Phillips
State St
Annie Phillips
Fureral
Prewity
West 2Nd St
Schinestuhl
Orange
George Schinestuhl
J. Skehan
Willett St
Anne Skehans
A Gmith
Bay 24Th St
Bensonhurst
Mortimer
Smith
van Sicklen” Av
John P. Smith
Snow
John Snow
Teahan
Plymouth St
Timothy Teahan
Tallon
Washington St
Hoboken
James A. Tallon
Theodore
Mott St
Joseph A. Theodore
Julius Zenke
Undertakers
L. W. Rogers
Matton
Berkeley
Liovati Berkel Theatre
Frid
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