Factions Reach Accord as Bedford Park Church Crisis Ends
In a stormy Bronx meeting at the Bedford Park Presbyterian Church the Miller and Triplett factions agreed to a plan: Pastor J Edwin Triplett resigns on January 13 with salary through May, Miller leaves the Board of Elders, and the entire board steps down March 1. The libel suit against Triplett will be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Triplett
Bedford Park
Work
Board of Elders
Oe C. Brainerd Fox
Senior
John Marshall
Fox
Mr. Jones
George D. Kensington
Bronx
Ledford Park F Presbyterian Church
Art sale nets $35 557 from three days at Fifth Avenue Galleries
Three days of modern paintings by R. J. Hayes and FE.C. Babcock raised 30 557, selling 227 pictures. Top price 2 550 paid by Charles J Gould for Constance by W Thorne, exhibited at the National Academy in 1906. Salome by Henner fetched 5400, Cupid Disarmed by Guil laume Seignac 920, Halt at the Inn My Worms sold for 510, Teather in Bicorn by Didier Pouget brought 600 to J E Caswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hayes
Fe.c. Babcock
Fifth Avenue
Charles J. Gould
Constance
W. W. Thorne
National Academy
Salome
Henner
Sota
Cupid
Guillaume Seignac
D A. Canfield
Sale of Rare Autographs Fetches $3000 at Anderson's Auction
Henry Goldsmith collection items drew $3000 in total at Anderson's Auction Rooms. Lincoln's 1864 unsigned order sold for $121, while signatures from Thomas Lynch Jr and Emile Bourmer realized $85 and $33 respectively. Other notable pieces included letters by Benedict Arnold, William Plake, Joseph Hewes, William Harper, Edgar Allan Poe, and a George Washington war letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goldsmith
Anderson
Lincoln
Thomas Lynch, Jr
Benedict Arnold
William T Plake
Emile Bour- Mer
George BR. McClellan
Benjamin Franklin
Joseph Hewes
William Harper
Edgar Allan Poe
George Washington
Gould Play Cast Complete for Mrs Gould's Paris Role
Mrs. George J. Gould selected Mrs. Francis L. Pruyn to play Marie in Mrs. Gould's Comey Frederick Townsend Martin arranged the show at the Plaza for January 31. Ten women vied for the part after Mime Nordica withdrew and Mrs. French refused. Pruyn, formerly Miss Marianne Thurber, has Albany ties and recent professional experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gould
Paris
Francis L. Pruyn
Marie
Roller Skating Club Forms First Meeting on Broadway
The Tuesday Evening Over Skating Club held its first of ten meetings at the Metropolitan Rink on Broadway. Committee leaders include Bertram H. Borden and Harris B. Fisher. patronesses and a long roster of members are listed, with ink reserved for Tuesday evenings through mid March and 150 members overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Rink
Broadway
Bertram H. Borden
Howard
Borden
Arthur L. Doremus
Harris B. Fisher
F. Raymond Lefferts, Jr
Frank H. Simmons
Henry L. Wardwell
H. Mayo- Smith
George B. Hosen
JL Mayo-Smith
Margaret Scott
Mary Winters
Misses Wardwell
Frank Sh
Schoonmaker
Aite
Harden
Crawford
Huth Ahrump, Jr
Messrs
Standish Chord
Eau Dunn
A. R
Fisher
Joseph HL
Leavitt J. Hunt
A. Ogden-Jones
Genfrish Milliken
Ae McLane
Hubert Neal
Thomas Vananes
S. Woodruff
Regi Wighan
Pon
Vreleyi
Manning Flake Wedding Prominent Harvard Pair Wed
Miss Mabel Elizabeth Flake daughter of Mrs. Ahrt Flake and Robert Franklin Manning son of Brooklyn will marry February 1 in a quiet ceremony due to mourning. Rev. Waavelle of St Patrick Cathedral will officiate. reception at the bride’s home. Guests include Mrs. John Aspegren and several Harvard classmates as ushers. best man is William A Manning. Heed Harvard Club member, class of 1904 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Elizabeth Flake
Ahrt Flake
Robert Franklin Manning
David F. Manning
Brooklyn
Waavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
John Aspegren
Ag Daniel R. Leon
Gilbert Parker
Helen Blake
Meaharine
Joravten
Willam Ca. Manning
Riccardo M. de Acosta
Vinge S. Manson
Edward A. Taft
Plays and a Dance for Charity at Waldorf Astoria
A charity evening by the Bloomingdale Guild features two playlets and a dance in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom. Rienzi de Cordova and Vera Cordova Sauville present Au Clair de la EYRE. David Garrick is the other play, with a prologue from Pagliacci sung between. Souvenir programs available. tickets sold at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale Guild
Waldorf-Astoria
Praview
Edgar Alan Woolf
Rienzi de Cordova
Vera Cordova Sauville
David Garrick
Justice Hendrick Hosts Woodruff Dinner For Justices
Supreme Court Justice Hendrick entertained thirteen fellow justices at a state apartment dinner in the Plaza last night in honor of Timothy L. Woodruff. Guests included Dr. William A. Macy and Justices Rich Girard McLean Metall Ford Goff Bruce O Gorman Sutherland Seabury Dayton Brady and Platzek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick
Woodruff
Supreme Court
State Apartments
Plaza
Timothy L. Woodruff
William A. Macy
Rich
Girard
Mclean
Metall
Ford
Goff
Bruce
O'Gorman
Sutherland
Seabury
Dayton
Brady
Platzek
Social Roundup At New York Hotels And Homes
Social notices list dinners at the St Regis and Sherry's, and guests at the Alcazar in St Augustine. Residents at 269 Madison Avenue and Mrs Goothart hosting at Sherry's. Arrivals and departures include the Ponce in St Augustine and Nassau. A Waldorf Astoria benefit concert and dances highlight society events for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
P. J. Goothart
Sherry
R. W Lavimbeer
Jatmbeer
Harrison B- Moore
Ponce
St. Augustine
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Providence
N. M. Sears
Boston
C. S.mellen
New Haven
St. Regis
John
A. Rutherfy
John Rutherford
Riverside Drive
Nassau
S. 1
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
Newport
Ridgely
St. John's Long Island City Hospital
Waldorf-Astoria
Aid Society
Harriet L. McGuire
Frank A. McGuire
East Lee ‘Street
William Hi. Herbst
St. Thomas's Church
Geelock
W. Rogers Morgin
Ey ‘A. Morgan
New ‘Port
Livingston Willard
Edward Willets
Samuel Willets
Buckingham
Delmionico
Francis Johnstone Hopson
James A. Burden,Jr
Mast Ninety-first Street
Appointment of Mizuno as Consul General at this port
E Susuki Vice Consul for Japan here reports Tokio named K Mizuno Consul General to succeed Inoike who was reassigned to San Francisco. The new Consul General will arrive here early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Susuki
Japan
Tokio
K. Mizuno
Inoike
San Francisco
Rear Admiral Nicol Ludlow Recovers From Illness
Oakdale L I January 10 Rear Admiral Nicol Ludlow United States Navy retired has fully recovered from a recent illness of grip after reports of serious illness appeared in newspapers and was believed to be in poor health now stated to be well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Weil
Oakdale
L. I
Nicol Ludlow
Church and State Clash Foreseen by American Lawyer
Samuel Kelly, in a Paris visit, warned of a possible Church and State conflict in the United States. He traced church power from Constantine to modern France, citing education battles and Jesuit expulsions, and argued Americans can balance faith and liberty while France must choose between church allegiance and national loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdmond Kelly
Paris
Patri Club
Hotel Savoy
France
America
Europe
Kelly
Christian Church
Constantine
Republic
Jesus
Dreyfus
Isle Au Diablo
Henri
Sr. Welly
Frances
Verdict Reversed In New York Central Collision Case
The Appellate Division overturned a 120 410 verdict against a railroad in a Van Cortlandt Park crash involving a car and a New York Central train. The deceased rider’s widow, Mrs. Sarsh C. I. Read, had secured the large award, which cited contributory negligence by the automobile party for failing to heed an approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsh C. I. Read
New York Central
Rank B. Read
van Cortlandt Park
Appellate Division
Denounces Sister In Court Over Dead Doctor Estate
In Camden New Jersey January 10 a dramatic scene erupted in Vice Chancellor Learning's court over the estate of the late Dr John Buchanan of Brooklyn. Reba Hurff claimed to be his illegitimate child and was denounced by her brother Daniel Hurst who testified for the plaintiffs Dr George Buchanan and Mrs Isabella McGarvey. Hurff declared the accusation an outrage and she was escorted from the courtroom after crying that she must be insane. Drs George Buchanan testified that their father had a laborer at Broadway and Ninth Street New York and that Rehan Hurff served there as his secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Camden
N. J
Learning
John [Buchanan
Brooklyn
Reba R. Hurft
Jali Tad
Daniel <Hurst
George Buchanan
Isabella McGarvey
Buchanan
Hurff
Rhestlestown
Passengers listed for Cunarder Lusitania and other ships
The Lusitania sailing to Liverpool lists numerous passengers including Mr and Mrs H Bardac Mr and Mrs John Barton Mr and Mrs George Crookston Jr and Mrs William Daniels and others. The Philadelphia hosts Marquise Lassere dAurencon Mr and Mrs James Brown Mr and Mrs James Braun and several others. Also sailing on the Irene and the Patricia are various clergy nobility and titled individuals. The Prинz Sigismund sails for the West Indies with a long list of passengers including BR M Blatchley Mrs H W Cheesebrough John G Gorman Fred Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
H. Bardac
John Arton
George B. Crookston, Jr
William R. Daniels
Elishaver
Gege R. Dyer
W. H. Harvey
John Knox
Falmer Seath Lyon
Dela Melllare
E. W. Norton
Philadelphia
Marquise Lassere d'Aurencon
James H. Brown
James J. Braun
H. A. Edwards
R. de C. Spencer
Thomas P. White
Ames Wolffsohn
Mediterranean
Irene
John A. Barney
A. A. Harbach
T. B. ‘Otis
W. H. Wood
West Indies
BR. M. Blatchley
H. W. Cheesebrough
John G. Gorman
Fred §. Hall
Frank H. Maurer
J. P. Nestler
George C. Phelps
A. V. H. Bullelge
George F. Tyrrell, and
Dexter Young
People's Symphony Concerts Draw Large Carnegie Hall Audience
The second People's Symphony Concert in Carnegie Hall attracted a large crowd, following a Cooper Union show. Programs showcase refined taste with Beethoven Cariolanus overture, Schubert C major symphony, Rienzi overture, and soprano Adriano aria. Conductor Arens offers brief explanations. Audience listens with focus, hoping for more finished performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Cooper Union
Hall
Beethoven
Cariolanus
Schubert
Rienzi
Mme
Gertrude May Stein-Bailey
Adriano
Air
Arens
Tetrazzini to debut at Manhattan Opera House in La Traviata
Mme Tetrazzini the new coloratura soprano arrives in New York this morning on La Lorraine for a debut at the Manhattan Opera House next Wednesday evening in La Traviata. She travels with Mr Brig noli Brig noli, Hammerstein’s representative, who has remained with her since the contract was signed for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
la Traviata
New York
la Lorraine
Indictments Hit Kansas City's Theatrical World
One hundred sixty nine indictments returned by a Grand Jury accuse theatre workers of violating the 1835 Sunday labor law. Non residents face trial or bond for each actor and employee cited. Managers are charged for each worker tied to Sunday performances with $200 bonds required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Actress Wycherly Addresses Stage Life at Club
Margaret Wycherly spoke at the Woman's University Club about stage life and cautioned young actresses against private life dangers and costly but unprofitable costumes. Percy Mackaye spoke at Columbia on The Drama of Democracy criticizing commercial theatre and vaudeville’s impact on taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wycherly
Woman's University Club
Miss Wycherry
Percy Mackaye
Jeanne @ Are
Sappho
Phaon
Columbia University
Sunday Shows for Children Stopped at Theatre
Sunday performances for children at the Educational Alliance Building on Fast Broadway have been discontinued due to the Sunday closing law. Tonight offers mature audiences with three one act pieces including Up O’ Me Thumb, Comedie Royal, and End of the Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Theatre
Allance
Fast Broadway
Maude Adams
Comedie Royal
Cohan’s New Play Set for Monday Opening at Garrick
George M. Cohan’s Fifty Miles from Boston opens Monday at the Garrick Theatre in New York starting a four week engagement. Edna Wallace Hopper stars with a supporting company including Imma Janvier George Parsons John Westley A Laurance Wheat Louise Rial James Marlowe Hazel Lowry James E Bradbury Alice Parks Warren and Lores Grimm.
Fi Sothern Opens January Season at Lyric Theatre
Fi Sothern begins a five week engagement at the Lyric Theatre on Monday Jan 27 with Lord Dundreary from Our American Cousin. The season includes Hamlet The Fool Hath Said There Is No God The Merchant of Venice If I Were King and Don Quixote in Laurence Irving and Paul Kesters adaptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Lord Dundreary
Tom Taylor
Laurence Irving
Paul Kester
Mrs Lewis Undergoes Operation For Cap and Apron
Mrs Arthur Lewis who arrived from England to act in Cap and Apron underwent an operation yesterday at the Woodstock Hotel. The play’s Rochester production is postponed. Mrs Lewis is expected to recover quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lewis
England
Woodstock
Rochester
Don Giovanni Repeats at Manhattan Opera With Notable Cast
The Don Giovanni ran again at a Manhattan venue featuring Mmes Russ Zenpil i and Jomelli with Messrs Renaud Gil bert and Didur. Campanini conducted before a large audience. Mefistofele at the Metropolitan Opera House tops the week as its sixth performance with Miss Farrar Mme Rappold and Messrs Martin Challapine. Carl Wendling is ill and cannot solo at the Boston Symphony concert. Dr Muck fills in with a MacDowell suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Don Giovanni
Mmes. Russ
Zenpili
Jomelli
Messrs
Renaud
Gilibert
Didur
Mr. Campanini
Mefistofele
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Farrar
Mme. Rappold
Martin and
Challapine
Carl Wendling
Mozart
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Dr. Muck
MacDowell
Notable New York stage previews and upcoming galas
Nat Goodwin to revive A Gilded Fool tonight at Grand Opera House. Augustus Thomas to attend Vicars banquet at Hotel Astor on Jan 24. Viola Allen to debut Irene Wrycherly at Astor Theatre Jan 20 with Edwin Arden John Glendenning and others. J C Williamson, Australian manager, watched A Knight for a Day and plans to acquire Australian rights.
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Nat Goodwin
Grand Opera House
Augustus Thomas
Hotel Astor
Viola Allen
Liebler & Co
New York
Irene Wrycherly
Astor Theatre
Edwin Arden
John Glendenning
Sam Sothern
Neilie Thorne
Ben Webster
Hotel Seeks a Famous Dish for St. Regis
Emile Bailly, chef at the Hotel St. Regis, works under proprietor R. M. Haan to create an extraordinary dish bearing the hotel name. He has pursued culinary experiments for four weeks but has not yet revealed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Marconi
Emile Bailly
St. Regis
Bailly
R. M. Haan
Col Dyer greeted by crowd after acquittal in city review
Colonel George R. Dyer, recently acquitted by a military court, arrived at the Twelfth Regiment Armory in Columbus Avenue and Sixty second Street to a crowd of about 300 boys with a bonfire and red fire sticks. A 1500 to 2000 spectator audience saw a drill and inspection led by Assemblyman James Mayhew Wainwright as Dyer praised the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dyer
Twelfth Regiment’ Armory
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-second Street
Col. Dyer
Columbus
Tenth Avenue
Col
Mrs. Dyer
Armory
James Mayhew
Assemblyman
Wainwright
National Guard
Silisha Dyer
James Osborne
Jonas Lie Withdraws from New Gallery Exhibition
A note from Jonas Lie dated January 9 1908 announces permanent closure of his exhibition at the New Gallery in Watchung Avenue Plainfield New Jersey in response to recent jeers and to correct statements about the gallery cited by Mrs Mary Bacon Ford. The letter also denies any planned or ongoing exhibition and refutes claims of rivalries with the Arts Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bacon Ford
Times
Lie
New York Times
New Gallery
Natojeer
Jonas Lie
Watchung Avenue
Plainfield
N. J
National Arts Club
Arts Club
M. .B. Ford
New York
Desert Chief Becomes Skipper of Moskva
Capt. Sheikh Ashiri, a Bedouin chief by birth, has become commander of the Russian steamship Moskava which docked in Brooklyn. Born in Damascus, educated in Russia, and a veteran of the Russo Japanese War, he holds royal lineage through marriage and a son of a naval family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheikh Ashiri
Moskava
Brooklyn
Japan
Russia
Saratov
Ashtin
Preleshine
Barge Adrift Off Montauk Point
Life saving crew at Montauk Point found a barge drifting off the Point at 8:30 yesterday morning. The craft, loaded with coal, had sails set and a leaky gaff as it rode the wind with steerage way. It is believed to have broken from a row during Wednesday night’s storm. No further word has come in.
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Montauk Point
Eastport
IL. S
Postum as a Coffee Alternative Promises Clarity
An ad touts Postum as a brain and nerve stabilizer, claiming caffeine in coffee disrupts digestion and over time causes fixed disease. It urges a two week trial to prove its benefits and invites readers to read The Road to Wellville in packages.
Henry F Kenney Dies at Ridley Park Leader of Delaware Tail Road
Henry F Kenney president of the Delaware Tail road Company died of pneumonia at his Ridley Park home. He helped arrange Lincoln's Civil War landing in Washington and was involved in arranging a special train to protect the president elect. Lincoln reached Baltimore ahead of the planned schedule and proceeded to the National Capital.
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New York Times
Chester
Enn
Henry F. Kenney
Delaware Tail+road Company
Ridley Park
Baltimore
Philadelphia
President Street
Camden
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
National Capitol
Lincoln
Union League Club
Eleventh
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia & Baltimore Railroad
Mr. Kenney
Supiemey
National Capital
Death of Rev Edward S Hume Missionary Leader
The Rev Edward S Hume longtime American Board missionary died yesterday in Presbyterian Hospital aged ix years He was born in India to Rev Robert W Hume and studied at Yale 1870 and Hartford Seminary 1874 He spent most of his life in India before settling in New Haven His children include Dr Edward H Hume head of the Yale Mission in China and daughters Mrs Elizabeth Hunsberger missionary in Bombay and Mrs C D Wanamaker in Canton China Funeral will be held in New Haven on Sunday
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Edward S. Hume
American Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Hospital
Robert W. Hume
India
Yale
Hartford Theological Seminary
New Haven
Edward H. Hume
China
Elizabeth Hunnesberger
Bombay
C. D. Wanamaker
Canton
Vassar College
Hume
Boehme
Orange
N. J
Marie A. Lemke
Henry
Roehme
Brislyy
Bulkley
Newport
R. L
Edward Henry
Kayward Henry I
Catherine Woolfe Bulkley
Calvary Church
Chamberlin
Croton Falls
Alfred Chamberlin
Cornwall
Newburg
Henry B. Cornwall
Church of the Good Shepherd
Brooklyn
St .George's Church
N.Y
Samue Fessenden
First Congregational Church
Stamford
Hadden
Anna
David Hadden
Ann Aspinwall
Hegeman
Gertrude Schoonmaker
Andrew J. Hegeman
St Porter Place
Montclair
New York
Lackawanna Road
Hill
Peekskill
Alethea
Uriah Hill, Jr
Grand Central Station
Atth Presbyterian Hospital
Melward & Hume
Hospital
Conn
Kellogg
Englewood
N. In
Julia Cutler
Brainerd Kellogg
Ss. V. Beckwith
Kirkham
Glen Brook
John R. Kirkham
Cottage Av
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Cyrun J. Lawrence
Park’ Av
Clork
Leperts
Leffert Lefferts
West 130Th St
Lock Woon
Springfield
Mass
Neustadt
Otto Neustadt
West 136Th St
Nivin
William Bourne Nivin
Montreal
Canada
Plowman
Gilbert Plowman
Horhe
Irving St
Newark
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Shaw
Hotel Netherland
Lucy A. Shaw
John W. Shaw
California
Stone
Mary M
Sumner R. Stone
Chyres Hitchcock
West 58Th St
Wallach
Mest
Emanuel Wallach
Fiora Wallach
Maine Central Railroad VP George F. Evans Dies
Portland Maine January reports the death of George F Evans vice president and general manager of the Maine Central Railroad. Evans led the carrier through key operations and management during his tenure and his passing prompted tributes from colleagues and regional officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
h—Georsze F. Evans
The
Maine Central Railroad
Daughter Born to Frayley Family Jan 7
Mrs. Frank De K Frayley gives birth to a daughter on January 7. The newborn adds a new member to the Frayley household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyler
Frank de K. Frayley
Married couples announced in local notices
On January 9, George G. Immends married Mary B Sanford. Also on January 9, P. Utne wed Catherine Cornett in a second notice.
Obituary notices from Cincinnati and nearby towns January 1908
A dense list of death notices and funeral arrangements across Cincinnati and surrounding communities. Entries name the deceased, ages, and funeral details including dates, times, and locations such as Clifton Cemetery, Calvary Church, Woodlawn Cemetery, and various churches in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, with many private or pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cinemrat! Enquirer
Micago
Record-Herald
Philadelphia
Peter Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence
Jou Ochester Herald
St. Louis
Republic
St. Pautandard
Iloeehin Press
Syracuse
William H McElwain Company leader dies at Corey Hill Hospital
William H McElwain Company executive dies today at Corey Hill Hospital from a pulmonary embolism after an appendicitis operation performed in December. He was born in February 1867 in William Howe and headed the town. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. McElwain Company
Corey Hill Hospital
Arso
William Howe
Song
Appellate Division Reverses Ford Writ Decision
The Appellate Division condemned Justice Ford for discharging a habeas corpus writ in a case involving May Wilson and another woman charged with larceny. It reversed Ford's ruling and remanded the matter to custody, noting the district attorney's papers were slovenly and meaningless. Location and current status of one defendant remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ford
May Wilson
Tha ‘Hana
Fore
Wenn
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Trains Trolleys and Carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible from Harlem via trains from Grand Central Station, with Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriage service. Lots sell for $150, with telephone lists for Books of Views available at Office 20 East 230 Street N. City.
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Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
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Zimmermann
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