Mrs J J Astor Hosts Plays and Dinner for Friends
Col John Jacob Astor and Mrs Astor entertained about forty to fifty guests with two plays featuring Arnold Daly and the Berkeley Lyceum company. A dinner preceded the performances held in the Astor mansion art gallery and ballroom transformed into a theater. Notable attendees included Lady Sybil Gray, Vanderbilt family members, Count Laszko Szechenyi, Gladys Vanderbilt, and numerous New York social figures. The event marks Mrs Astor’s first large function since her father’s death.
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John Jacob Astor
Helen Ware
Mr. Daly
Col
Mrs. Astor
Col. Astor
Sybil Gray
England
William K. Vanderbilt
Cornelius “Vanderbilt
Count Laszko Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Royal Phelps Carroll
Harry Payne Whitney
Benjamin Guinness
James A. Burden, Jr
Robert Goelet
Lionel G. Guest
Guest
Canada
Orme Wilson
Howard. Cushing
J. Ridgley Carter
Mildred Carter
Lawrence Townsend
Winthrop Chanler
James H. Roosevelt
Barton Willing
Jean Reid
Edgar Vincent
London
Reginald Fellowes
George L. von Meyer
Boston
Bagby’s Musicale Features Samaroff and Caruso at Waldorf
At the Waldorf Astoria yesterday Mme Samaroff the pianist Sig nor Caruso and Victor Herbert and his orchestra performed. Samaroff offered works by Grieg Liszt Schumann and Faure. Caruso sang six numbers including two encores with an anticipated Monday lineup headlined by M Gilibert Miss Ada Bassoli and Fritz Kreisler.
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Mme. Samaroff
Signor Caruso
Victor Herbert
Mr. Bagby
Waldorf-Astoria
Grieg
Liszt
Schumann
Faure
M. Gilibert
Ada Bassoli
Fritz Kreisler
Governor Hughes To Host Annual Legislative Reception
Albany January eighteenth special to The New York Times Gov and Mrs Hughes will host the annual legislative reception at the Executive Mansion Wednesday evening Assisted by the governor's military staff wives Mrs Hughes will entertain tomorrow afternoon for Mrs Clark Williams wife of the New York State Bank Superintendent The guest list includes Mrs Franklin B Ware Mrs Edward Sandford Mrs James W Wadsworth Jr Mrs John Boyd Thacher Mrs Edward Bowditch Mrs William Bayard Van Rensselaer Mrs Walter Launt Palmer Mrs Robert C Priyn Mrs Benjamin Walworth Arnold Mrs George W Schurman Mrs William H Sage Mrs Daniel Manning Mrs Grange Sard Mrs Charles A Richmond Mrs A Bleecker Banks Mrs Dean Sage Mrs Ledyard Cogswell Mrs Esterbrook and Miss Katherine Wood of New York.
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Albany
Hughes
Executive Mansion
Clark Williams
New York State Bank
Franklin BP. Ware
Edward Sandford
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
John Boyd Thacher
Edward Bowditch
William Bayard
van Rensselaer
Walter Launt[Palmer
Robert C. Priyn
Benjamin Walworth Arnold
George W. Schurman
New York
William H. Sage
Daniel Manning
Grange Sard
Charles A. Richmond
A. Bleecker Banks
Dean Sage
Ledyard Cogswell
Esterbrook
Katherine Wood
Vanderbilts Alter Plans For Newport Estate
Newport reports Mrs. Vanderbilt has halted plans for The Breakers estate visit by her daughter and Count Széchényi. Orders to close the estate start tonight, carpenters will work a week costing about 2000 dollars, and silverware ships to New York. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt will still have attendants at her wedding amid Newport gloom.
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New York Times
Newport
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Széchényi
Simple Healthful Breakfast Plan Advocated
The passage urges a light morning meal including fruit, Grape-Nuts and cream, soft eggs, Postum Coffee, and hard toast. It notes many suffer due to unfamiliarity with this routine and claims two days prove its benefits, with a scientific basis and strong experiential support.
Bridesmaids and flower girl named in wedding list
The bridesmaids include Miss Dorothy Whitney and Miss Flora Boones serves as the flower girl as the bride's attendants are announced.
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Ply
Dorothy Whitney
Miss Flora Boones
Beakes Engaged to State Senator Taylor
Miss Jeanett Beakes daughter of Mr and Mrs James Alonzo Beakes becomes engaged to State Senator John C R Taylor elected in 1906 from the Twenty fourth District Orange and Rockland counties Taylor the first Democrat there in seventeen years Miss Beakes active in local society.
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New York Times
Middletown
N.Y
Jeanett
James Alonzo Beakes
John C. R. Taylor
Taylor
Orange
Rockland
Beakes
Boston Engagement Announced Miss Elizabeth Coolidge to Maunsell Crosby
In Boston Miss Elizabeth Coolidge daughter of Mrs Albert Leighton Coolidge becomes engaged to Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby son of Mrs. Ernest H. Crosby of New York. Crosby is a Harvard student and grandson of Mrs. J Maunsell Schieffelin and a brother of Miss Eleanor Crosby.
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Boston
Elizabeth Coolidge
Albert Leighton Coolidge
Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby
Ernest H. Crosby
New York
Crosby
J. Maunsell Schieffelin
Eleanor Crosby
Harvard
Nordica Performs Merry Widow Waltz With Safonoff at Sherry's
Mme Nordica and Wassily Safonoff led a spontaneous performance of the Merry Widow waltz after a supper at Sherry's Sunday night drawing a crowd of hundreds. Nahan Franko conducted thirty musicians as Gen Horace Porter and Mark Twain watched. The diva initially refused but joined briefly, humorously caricatured in the Maslovian Prince role before retiring.
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Mme. Nordica
Sherry
Mme. Nordich
Wassily Safonoff
Nahan Franko
Nordica
Horace Porter
Mark Twain
Mr. Safonoff
Safonoff
Mme
World Woman's Peace Congress Proposed in New York
The New York Woman's Peace Circle met at the Hotel Astor as Mrs. Henry Villard urged world lawmaking by women for universal peace. Miss Lucy Yendes moved to host a World Woman's Peace Congress in New York, passing with enthusiasm after debate over including men. Villard recalled Queen Wilhelmina's distant, cool reception at a Peace Congress in Holland, contrasting with the affable Queen Mother.
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New York Woman’s Peace Circle
Hotel Astor
Henry Villard
Holland
Lucy Yendes
New York
Daughters of Ohio Host Musical Afternoon at Waldorf Astoria
Women performers featured in an afternoon of recitations and sketches led by Mrs. Mary Holmes Bates with Mrs. Ernest R. Coulter as chairman. Guest of honor was sculptor Miss Melva Beatrice Wilson, while Miss Florence Searnett presented two pieces including Aux Italiens.
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Daughters of Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
Florence Searnett
B. Ogden Chisolm
Morristown
N. J
Nina
Winifred, Chisholm
Debutante Dinner Dances and Social Receptions Planned
The social page lists a second debutante dinner dance at Sherry's tonight and numerous at home receptions across January. Notables include Miss Marguerite Pierson hosting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed and Mrs. Horace Barnard with Miss Barnard at 26 East Thirty-fifth Street. The wedding of Miss Georgette Collier and David Dana is slated for early spring.
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Sherry’s
David Houghtaling Taylor
Marguerite Pierson
Charles Astor
Georgette Collier
David Dana
Charles T. Harbeck
Harbeck
Lexington Avenue
Horace Barnard
Miss Barnard
East Thirty-fifth Street
Marshall
East Eighty First Street
New York Opera House Sees Large Louise Audience
The fourth New York performance of Louise at the Manhattan Opera House drew a very large crowd last night. Mme Tetrazzini sent Mary Garden roses and orchids in honor of the occasion as La Traviata was repeated at the Metropolitan with Sembrich Scotti and Caruso all in excellent voice.
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New York
Louise
Manhattan Opera House
Paris
Mme. Tetrazzini
Mary Garden
Metropolitan
Mme. Sembrich
Messrs
Scotti
Caruso
Tetrazzini Rehearses at Manhattan Opera House
Mme. Tetrazzini, on her first Manhattan visit, reviews a rehearsal of Traviata with Cam panini and principals after a car arrival marked by a seat speculation episode. She voices strong for tomorrow night, noting modern costumes may be used to align with 1830 fashion trends at the Metropolitan and Manhattan venues.
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Mme
Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
Campanini
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Sembrich
Jacoby
Melba
Schumann-Heink to debut as Azucena at Manhattan Opera House
It is probable Mme Schumann-Heink will debut next week as Azucena in Il Trovatore at the Manhattan Opera House singing in German while the rest perform in Italian. Monday is targeted for her first appearance if she reaches the city.
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Mme. Schumann- Heink
Manhattan Opera House
Azucena
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Manhattan
Hammerstein
Mme. Nordica
Mr. Dalmorés
Composers Seek Copyright Bills in Washington
Victor Herbert John Philip Sousa and several American composers plan a trip to Washington to push Congress toward passage of new copyright bills by Representative A J Barschfeld and Senator A B Kittredge. They oppose a Currier bill that would tax makers of mechanical instruments for royalties. Herbert notes musicians gain nothing when songs are performed on phonographs but composers receive nothing.
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Victor Herbert
John Philips Sousa
Washington
A. J. Barschfeld
A. B. Kittredge
Congress
Frank D. Currier
New Hampshire
Caruso
Ito
Flonzaley Quartet Changes Program at Mendelssohn Hall
The concert tonight at Mendelssohn Hall will feature Beethoven's quartet in F major Op. 135 instead of San Martinis trio for strings as previously announced. The Flonzaley Quartet presents the revised program this evening.
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Mendelssohn Hall
Flonzaley Quartet
San Martini
Beethoven
MISS FLORENCE REED III HEADS FOR LONDON FOR TREATMENT
Miss Florence Reed of Philadelphia and daughter of actor Roland Reed announced she would travel to London to consult specialists about blood poisoning from an injury to her left third finger. Doctors fear the infection may spread to her body. her arm swelled drastically. Two American specialists advised a delicate operation. She will depart after her New York engagement.
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New York Times
Worcester
Mass
Florence Reed
Philadelphia
J. H. Sothern
Roland Reed
London
New York
Mrs W G Brokaw Also Ill In Typhoid Fever
Special to The New York Times from High Point North Carolina reports Archdale hunting preserves owner W Gould Brokaw and his wife Mrs. Brokaw both ill with typhoid fever. Dr Battle of Asheville was summoned to Archdale and after his arrival Mr Brokaw also contracted typhoid. Nurses have been ordered to Archdale.
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New York Times
High Point
N. C
Archdale
W. Gould Tirokaw
Mr. Brokaw
Leap Year Dance Honors Mr and Mrs Flagler at Ponce de Leon
In St Augustine Florida on January 18 a grand leap year dance and reception for Mr and Mrs Henry M Flagler drew over 800 guests at the Hotel Ponce de Leon. The parade of honored guests included Gen and Mrs M D Hardin and numerous New York attendees.
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New York Times
ST. Augustine
Fla
Hotel Ponce de Leon
Henry M. Flagler
John R. Brooke
Flagler
Brooke
New York
M. D. Hardin
James Dunn
W. J. Rucker
Richard Hi. Laimbeer
Laimhbeer
E. H. McCullough
G. M. Fletcher
Thomas H. Lawton
Felix de Crane
Andrew Anderson
W. H Pell
Charles . Thorne
Reginald White
J. H. Hewson
J. H. Lyman
John T. Dismukes
George F. Miles
Edwin P. Sumner
Schnitzler's Plays at Madison Square Theatre
A review of Schnitzler's one act The Literary Sense at Madison Square Theatre with Amy Ricard as the widow. The piece shows a poetess who wishes higher ideals, but the cast fails to capture its nuance. the ending features the fiancés reaction to a hiding romance and a publisher’s intervention.
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Arthur Schnitzler
Charles Harvey Genung
Madison Square
Clement
Irving Place
Madison Square Theatre
Charles Harvey Géning
Mr. Schnitzler
Katherine Grey
Amy Ricard
Rejane
Marie Tempest
Miss Ricard
Mr. Conness
Mr.Greene
Jie
Dudgeon
Iso
Nazimova Stages Little Eyolf Rehearsals at Bijou
Mme Nazimova begins active prep for Little Eyolf at the Bijou Theatre with a reading rehearsal last Sunday. The first performance date is not fixed but expected in about three weeks. Brandon Tynan Miss Florence Fisher from The Comet join the cast with Robert Warwick in key roles.
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Mme. Nazimova
Eyolf
Bijou
Times of Sunday
Brandon Tynan
Florence Fisher
Tynan
Little Eyolf
Theatrical Notes From Theaters And Cast Changes
The Japanese Vice Consul Mr Suzuki and party attended Funabashi at the Casino. Majestic Theatre will stage a Thursday matinee for The Topo world. English pianist Leslie Harris, arriving on the Carmania, debuts today at the Hudson Theatre. Edward Lee began rehearsals for The Witching Hour in Chicago after Charles Jackson died by his own hand Saturday. Edwin Arden recovered $500 from Louis Spachner claimed as two weeks’ salary under contract for Ruth. Arden says the company disbanded without two weeks notice. Spachner’s lawyers say Arden was summoned to rehearsals and did not report.
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Suzuki
Casino
Majestic Theatre
Leslie Harris
England
Hudson Theatre
Edward Lee
Chicago
Charles Jackson
Edwin Arden
Louis Spachner
Spachner
Arden
Brooklyn Theatres Roundup Amid Holiday Attractions
The Star Theatre hosts The Dainty Duchess Company while The City Sports Extravaganza appears at the Gayety. Columbia Theatre presents The Boy with the Boodle and The Shoemaker stars Lew Welch at the Folly. Bijou shows A Child Shall Be Them. Olympic features The Girls from Happyland burlesque. Aborn Opera at Grand Opera House stages The Fortune Teller with Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith. Ethel Levy headlines the Orpheum vaudeville lineup. John Drew stars My Wife at the Empire, then Montauk. Strongheart stars Edgar Gwyn at the Majestic for the week as nat Goodwin returns to Broadway with Edna Goodrich. Romany Opera Company headlines Gypsy Life at Keeney's amid other acts.
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Dainty Duchess Company
Star Theatre
City Sports Extravaganza
Gayety
Columbia Theatre
T! Boodle
Hal Reid
Bijou
Shoemaker
Lew Welch
Star
Folly Theatre
Happyland
Olympic
Grand Opera House
Aborn Opera Company
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Ethel Levy
Orpheum
Percy Williams
John Drew
Frohman
Empire Theatre
In New York Die Lustige Wittwe Faces injunction
Henry W. Savage won an injunction preventing Die lustige Wittwe from being presented at the Orpheum on Second Avenue. The show was replaced by a vaudeville program while legal action loomed. Philip Blau claimed a thousand people were turned away and anticipated a Friday hearing.
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New York
Henry W. Savage
Orpheum
Second Avenue
Herr Hochstim
Philip Blau
The
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Herman Fromme
Savage
Blauts
Illinois
Joe Weber
Air
Blau
Julius Mayer
The Squaw Man’s London Triumph Boosts Manager’s Stock
George C. Tyler reflects on The Squaw Man’s success in London and its effect on his own stake. He recounts negotiations with Frohman, Alexander, Lewis, Waller, and Herbert Sleath, noting initial reluctance, later interest, and a failed offer for a half stake. He remains pleased at the play’s reception.
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George C. Tyler
London
Frohman
George Alexander
Lewis, Waller
Herbert Sleath
Mr. Waller
Maeterlinck Names Kauser Exclusive Agent in United States
Belgian dramatist Maurice Maeterlinck designates Miss Alice Kauser as his exclusive agent for selling rights to his dramas in the United States. He grants power of attorney by letter dated December 14.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Alice Kauser
Postmaster General Considers Expanding City Post Office
Meyer visits from Washington joins Morgan to discuss postal service improvements. A congressional inquiry urged relief with new space at 100000 dollars yearly rent. Plans include two branch stations at Grand Central and the Pennsylvania terminal. Morgan seeks 25000 feet more space and a two story Federal Building expansion with an arcade on the ground floor.
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Meyer
Washington
Morgan
Congressional Committee
Mr. Morgan
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania Terminal
Mr. Meyer
Post Office
Federal Building
Dentoza Ad Promises Free Trials for Dental Care
An old advertisement urges readers to ask their druggist for a free trial package of Dentoza. If unavailable, request it immediately and insist on receiving Dentoza to use. Claims the product is the best for teeth gums and breath and recommended by dentists. Trial size ten cents large size twenty five cents from Dentoza Chem Co at 82 Frankfort St New York.
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Dentoza
Dentoza Chem. CO
Frankfort St
Oriental Art Treasures on Display at Fifth Avenue Galleries
A large collection from the late James I. Raymond is exhibited at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries featuring carved woods bronzes ivories embroideries rugs silver items and prints. Highlights include a 5 inch square keyaki dragon frame and royal palace Kirmanshah rug. The sale runs January 15 16 17 and 18 with evening sessions on the 15th and 16th.
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James I. Raymond
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Kirmanshah
Contempt ruling against Rev Dr William Chase in Brooklyn court
Justice Marean of the Supreme Court Brooklyn found Rev Dr William Sheafe Chase rector of Christ Episcopal Church Bedford Avenue guilty of contempt of court over remarks to a Manhattan reporter about injunction actions shielding Sunday moving picture shows by Brill & Fox Amusement Co in Williamsburgh. The sentence was suspended.
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Justice Marean
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
William Sheafe Chase
Christ Episcopal Church
Bedford Avenue
Canon Chase
Manhattan
Brill & Fox Amusement Company
Williamsburs
James C Holden Dies at 83 Former NY Trustee
James C. Holden of Madison New Jersey died at his home aged 83. He served 37 years as Mutual Life Insurance trustee and led the National Safe Deposit Company as president until 1906. Holden helped found the New York Young Men's Christian Association. Funeral in Madison Thursday afternoon. Edward Holden, cashier in Brooklyn, is a son.
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James C. Holden
National Safe Deposit Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Madison
N. J
Holden
Sherman & Atwater
Iron Trace
Eliot
Holden,Hopkins & Stokes
New York Young Men's Christian Association
Madison, N. J
Edward ‘T. Holden
Brooklyn
The
Death of James T Fountain Bank Cashier in Huntington
James Thaddeus Fountain longtime cashier of the Manufacturers' Bank of Brooklyn died of apoplexy at his Huntington Long Island home on Sunday. He served forty years with the bank and was a respected figure in the community. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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James Thaddeus Fountain
Manufacturers’ Bank of Brooklyn
Huntington
L. I
Burdett Denman Egan Ellis and Other Obituaries
Died notices from Stamford and New York list Mary Roe Burdett Emilie Myers Denman Joseph F Egan Elizabeth Naudain Charles Carmer Fleming Filbert S Hoffman Rosa Louise Huggins Walter Montgomery Mary Seton Ogden Charlotta Beers Ada Lawrence Robert Sanford Hubert Van Wagenen and many others with funeral plans and hours in January 1908 across New York New Jersey Connecticut and California.
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Richard N. Denman
Jaques Av
Cortlandt St
New York
Egan
Redlands
Cal
Joseph F. Egan
St. Leo's Church
Morrison
Avs
Ellis
Westchester
N. Y
Ranger Ludlow
Elizabeth Naudain
James E. Ellis
St. Fever’s Church
Philadelphia
Fleming
Scarsdale
Charles Carmer Fleming
Charles K
Mary H. Fleming
Hoffman
Filbert S. Hoffman
Manhattan Ave
Mose c Lodge No
F. & A. M. Brethren
Elbert
George W. Gale
Holden
Madigan
N. J
James C
Huggins
West Tist St
Rosa Louise
J. Lenox Huggins
Alexander Roux
St. Francis Xavier
16Th St
Montgomery
Walter
William
Elizabeth Montgomery
Ogden
18Th St
Mary Seton
Hawry
Mary S. Ogden
Church of the Incarnation
35Th St
Madison Av
Olcott
Church of the Ascension
5Th Av
12Th St
Lawrence
New York City
Charlotta Beers
Albert Galatin Lawrence
Cleveland
Calvary Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Ohio
Sanford
Poughkeepsie
Robert Sanford
Nathan Sanford
Mary Buchanan
St Paul's Church
Wennesday
van Wagenen
Hubert van Wagenen
St Waddington
St. John Baptist’ House
East 17Th St
Morday
Gertruda- Verena
I Gertrude Gouverneur Waddington
St. John Baptist
Emmet R. Olcott
Century Building Offices Center Near Waldorf and Depots
Historic Century Building offices occupy prime Midtown real estate opposite the Waldorf Astoria and near the Pennsylvania Depot McAdoo Terminal and Broadway. Situated in the heart of the shopping district and the center of a new publishing district.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Pennsylvania Depot
McAdoo Terminal
Broadway
New Publishing District
Banker Asbury Fountain Remembered in New Jersey Circles
Eightieth year obituary notes Asbury Fountain son of a prominent New Jersey banker. He was born to a banking family, his father Asbury Fountain well known in New Jersey banking circles. Fountain graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons but did not practice. He leaves two sons Asbury and James Fountain and five grandchildren.
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Bankers
Asbury Fountain
New Jersey
Fountain
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Asbury
James Fountain
Renowned Canadian Educator Eaton Dies in Victoria
Frank Herbert Eaton D C L longtime educationist in Canada dies in Victoria British Columbia on Saturday Jan 11 in his fifty seventh year He graduated from Hi University in 75 class and studied in Germany A skilled organizer of education His father William Eaton a noted Dominion educationist and his brother the Rev Arthur Wentworth Eaton D C a clergyman and author of this city survived him
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Frank Herbert Eaton
D. C
Canda
Victoria
British Columbia
Hi University
Germany
William Eaton
Dominion
Arthur Wentworth Eaton
Widow Isabella Dundas Found Dead in Newark Home
Neighbors reported Mrs. Isabella Dundas of 04 Commerce Street in Newark sitting John-like for hours at her window on Sunday. They entered and found her dead in a chair from heart disease at age 53.
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Isabella Dundas
Commerce Street
Newark
Dundas
Rabbi Bernhard Felsenthal Dies at 86 in Chicago
Rabbi Bernhard Felsenthal longtime Chicago Jewish leader and reform movement founder died after ten days of illness He was 86 years old and widely regarded as a leading Hebrew scholar in the United States
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Chicago
Bernhard Felsenthal
United States
Felsenthal
Obituaries Highlight Early 20th Century Notables
FRANK W REYNOLDS of F W Steynolds Co cotton brokers Providence died yesterday in Ponce Fila aged over 70 in poor health. DANIEL J BULLY trained in cotton trades in Steynolds office. JOHN HARVEY of Union Company bond dept Glen Ridge N J died Sunday of paralysis aged 62. He was a Knights of Pythias member and Washington Heights Baptist Church regular. WILLIAM SIMERSON Belvidere N J well known businessman died suddenly aged 53. He served as Tax Collector secretary of Warren County Board of Taxation and member of the Board of Registry and Election. a Freemasonry Fellow and former Pennsylvanian Railroad telegraph worker. A widow and three children survive.
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Frank W. Reynolds
F. W. Steynolds & Co
Providend
Ponce
Fila
Steynolds
Daniel J. Bully
John Harvey
Union Company
Glen
William Simerson
Belvidere
N. J
Simerson
Narren County
Obituary notices list numerous deaths in New York area
Funeral notices dated January list dozens of residents by last name and address with ages and funeral times. Entries name the deceased including Hird, Frederick Sas, Marie Ato, Harry Hareliwan, George Helms, James Hughes, August Iges, Carl W Jung, Thomas B Keating, Charles Lambrecht, Hans A Lamp, Harry F Lindsey, Andrew J Long, John W McCune, Bridget Masterson, James Magnus, Emma Mercer, Amalia Mertl, Timothy Mulcahy, Michael F O Crowley, James Riley, Frank Ripp, Kate Beran, Christian Schiobohm, Theo dore E Setter, Frances A Simonson, Raymond Smith, James Torrens, and Winefrid Wynne with funeral to day or upcoming services.
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HELMS
Leroy
George Fielms
Pune
Hood
Scater
Brooklyn
James Houl
Hugues
Jam
James H. Hughes
News Today
Ilges
Prosme St
A Jung
West Hoboken
Carl W. Jung
Juppel
Ridgefield Park
Emma Juppe
Keating
Greenwich St
Thomas B. Keating
Klomburg
Claremont A Av
Jan
Esst
Barbara Koenig
Krieste
East
Sth
Rosa Erneste
Ora
M. Kuehner
Maspeth
Jar. i
Martha E. Kuebner
Lambrecht
56Th St
Charles Lambrecht
Mt Lamp
Washington St
Hoboken
Hans A. Lamp
Lindsay
Lexington
Harry F. Lindsey
M. Lonu
Field Place
Morris
Andrew J. Long
McCune
Park Place
John W. McCune
Masterson
Mangin St
Bridget Masterson
Maguire
At & North Portland
Avu
James H. Magnus
Mercer
Lynbrook
L. T
Emma Mercer
Mertl
East 9Th St
Amalia Mert
Mulcany
West 126Th St
Timothy Mulcahy
M. O'Crowley
Mid St
Michael F. O' Crowley
Riley
Degraw St
St. James Riley
Ripp
Frank Ripp
M. Ryan
Kate Beran
M. Schlorohm
Tith
Christian Schiobohm
Schumacher
Evergreen Av
Brook
Schumacher. Seiter
East St. St
Theo _ dore E. Setter
Simon
Elmhurst
Frances A. Simonson
Funera
Smith
Setauket
Torrens
Montclair
N. J
James Torrens
Wright
UL Windsor Place
John Wiisnt
Wynne
St West Tiet St
Winefrid Wynne
On Memoriam Mass for Ann Finley at Pant Church
Memorial notice states a Mass for the late Ann Finley at Pant Church in Brooklyn today. The service honors her life and legacy with local mourners attending the ceremony.
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Sixth Avenue Auto&Wardrobe
Oriental Art Treasures
the Mutual Life
James Thaddeus
M.cole
Anderson
Palisade
Emiy. Cole
Covert
Decatur St
Sarah E. Covert. Cunningham
Patrick Carns
Glen Ridge
Mary B. Day
DE Long
St. Luke’s Hospital
Henry de Long
Denzer
Malone St
Barbara Denzer
Dickerson
Freeport
Eliza Dickerson
Dorval
Woodside
L. L
Victor Borgete
Eckhardt
East 165Th St
Lydia Eckhardt
Ether
1St St
Rufus Ether
West 18Th St
Madam A. Gadry
Gerken
Anna Gerken
Hancock St
Patrick H. Goley
34Th St
Rabbi Bernhard Felsenthal
Green
Eagar Greta
Punesal
Gutter
Ius
Tan
Frederick Sas
Ocaw & Ag
H Marvner
Aes Lman
Harry Hareliwan
Wyme
Woodlawn
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Tast
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Sth AV
19Th ST
Chelsea
Stephen Merre
Mr. Radcliffe
Platt
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ge - Record-Herald
Philasethia
Puretogt _ Pittrourg Dispatch
Providence
St. Louis Republic
Pioneer Press
Syracuse
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!