Diplomats Dine at the White House
The Roosevelts hosted a large diplomatic dinner at the White House in honor of embassy and legation chiefs. Attendees included numerous ambassadors from Italy Austria France Germany Britain and more, plus U.S. officials and social figures. Mme Creel prepared to leave for Mexico with M. Creel, others hosting teas and luncheons followed by notes of the social season in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Mayor Des Planches
Hengelmuller
Gfe. Jusserand
Ecuador
Mme. Carbo
Mme
Cortes
Uruguay
Laur
Denmark
Portuga
Persia
Switzerland
Peru
Spain
Dominican Republic
Greece
Japan
Mimoka
Cuba
de Padre
Chow
Siam
Panama
Sweden
Navy
Guatemala
Venezuela
Root
Frye, Lodge
McCreary
Cullom
Cousins
Perkins
Longworth
Iimiral
Cowles
Hn. McKilhen
Mme. Jusserand
Bryce
Fairbanks
Metcalf
Voraker
Draper
Clover
Ridgely
Elkins
C. Ss. Bromwell
Ilmnor Ridgeley
Juliet Williams
Gertrude Williams
Geutze
Vera Downing
A. H. Snow
Moore
Irene Moore
Shaw
the Treasury
O*’Connor
Tire
Irs
Mos
O'Connor
Merit
Elizbeth Saschul
Tre AL Lew
Clark
Samuel Paschal
Thomas Nelson Page
Justice
Holmes
Woodbury Blair
Nicholas Fish
Preston Gibson
Chicago
Senator Gibson
Louisiana
Alexandria
Madrid
Count Cassini
Russia
Jean
M. Moritz Szent-Tvany
New York
Europe
John R. McAdan
Ean. Lo
Thursday Evening Club Hosts Elegant Sherry's Recital
Charles F. Sampson hosted the Thursday Evening Club at Sherry's with a musical program on the second floor. Fritz Kreisler and Emilio de Gogorza performed with Haddon Squires at the piano, singing selections including Te Rot de Lahore Le Marriage des Roses and Le Plongeur. A buffet supper followed, with guests such as Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IF. Sampson
Sherry
Fritz Kreisler
Emilio de Gogorza
Haddon Squires
Mr. de Gogorza
Lahore
Mr. Kreisler
Douglas Robinson
William Jay Schieffelin
Jenry Parish, Jr
Joseph H. Choate
H.A C.taylor
Herman de Roy Emmet
Stuyvesant Fish
Peter Cooper Jewitt
Davis Lydig
Charles B. Alexander
Kindnicutt
George L. Rives
The Value of Advertised Prestige in Business
The text argues that a company’s enduring asset is its advertised prestige. It claims banks can fail officers die or fire destroy property, but prestige survives as a belief held by millions of people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapres
Notable Guests Listed at Society Gathering
A long list of attendees includes Mrs. George Henry Warren and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan Jr., along with numerous prominent figures such as Gen. Horace Porter, Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs. J. Ridgeley Carter, and Prince Henri de Croy at a high society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Warren
Oliver Gould Jennings
Nicholas Murray Butler
Horace Porter
Robe Olney
W. B. ©. Field
Lucius K. Wuilmerding
Theodore Frelinghuysen
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Horace Gallatin
Henjamin Welles
Seth Barton French
John E. Parsons
James Roosevelt
J. Ridgeley Carter
Chandler Robbins
A. Murray Young
Frederick Townsend Martin
Moncure Robinson
Prince Henri de Croy
Prince Troubetskoy
Robert Hone
McDougal Hawkes
Debutante Dinner Dance Hosted by Mrs Whitridge
Mrs Frederick W Whitridge entertained for her daughter Miss Joan Whitridge at a West Eleventh Street home dinner in the large dining room set with four tables. Guests included the Misses Alexander Kissel Harris Benja min De Florez Iselin Morgan Otis Davis Hokinson Townsend Bailey Dickey Worland Short Gayley Bertron Walker Smith Henning Roosevelt Pellew Hoffman Sherman and many gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Whitridge
West Eleventh Street
Joan Whitridge
Sir
Matthew Arnold
Anna Robinson
Helen Coster
Dorothy Tuckerman
Marjorie Curtis
Emily Sloane
Ella Borland
Rosamond Burr
Katharina Steward
Evelyn Marshall
Harriet Alexander
Lucy Brown
Edna Biddle
Helen Lispenard Alexandre
Phoenix Ingraha Uel Hollister
Gerald Benkard
Lathrop Brown
Monson Morris
Devereux Milburn
John Dix
Howard Hitchcock
C. Wetmore
Lawrence Butler
Henry Curtis
T. Richardson
Philip Rogers
George Fowler
Tiffany Richardson
T. Chesley Richardson
Alexander
Kissel
Harris
Benjamin
de Florez
Iselin
Morgan
Otis
Davis
Hokinson
Townsend
Bailey
Dickey
Worland
Short
Gayley
Bertron
Walker
Smith
Henning
Roosevelt
Pellew
Hoffman
Sherman
Rives
Terry
Wood
Kernochan
Schley
Gerard
Atterbury
Barret
Fairfaix
van Rensselaer
Stevens
de Kay
Pell
Winslow
le Roy
Livingston
Moore
Fowler
Wilmerding
Tappin
Hoyt
Hitchcock
Baylis
Johnson
Gould
Miss Nathalie Bailey Betrothed to Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Mrs J Muhlenberg Bailey of 77 Madison Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Nathalie Lorillard Bailey to Lewis Gouverneur Morris son of the late Francis Morris of Boston. Both are great grandchildren of Jacob Lorillard and Morris is a Harvard graduate of 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Lewis Morris
Harvard
Debutante Ball for Miss McFadden in Philadelphia
The Belle vue Stratford hosted a debutante ball honoring Miss Katherine McFadden with hosts Mr. and Mrs. J Franklin McFadden. Earlier, Mrs. Thomas McKean honored Miss Margaretta Drexel and Mr. and Mrs. James B Thompson entertained for Miss Eleanor Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
J. Franklin McFadden
Katherine
Thomas McKean
Margaretta Drexel
James B. Thompson
Eleanor Thompson
Maxine Elliott to Stage Crothers Play Myself Betina
Maxine Elliott leaves Under the Greenwood Tree at Garrick Theatre to star in Rachel Crothers new play Myself Betina for two weeks then begin rehearsals. Crothers author actress directs her own work making this rare woman led production a notable New York stage event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
Henry V. Esmond
Garrick Theatre
London
Esmond
New York
Miss Elliott
Betina
Rachel Crothers
of Us
Lfe
Miss Crothers
Miss Ellett
Clyde
New England
Cushman Club Opens In Philadelphia For Theatrical Women
The Cush man Club a home for theatrical women opened at 322 South Tenth Street Philadelphia this afternoon under the Philadelphia Chapter Actors Church Alliance. About 2000 visitors attended including many in the profession. Rooms bear names of John Drew Josephine Baker Mary Anderson and others with furnishings by Rodman Wanamaker Frederick Strawbridge and others. The club has fourteen sleeping apartments meals three a day at four dollars a week and annual membership of one hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Cushman Club
South Tenth Street
Actors’ Church Alliance
John Drew
Josephine Baker
Nevin S. Fisher
St. John's Church
Thirteenth Street
Mary Anderson
Rodman Wanamaker
Frederick Strawbridge
Young members host private ball at Arion Society club
The younger Arion Society members held a private ball at the club house on Fifty-ninth Street and Park Avenue. The event was organized by the Youn gnon branch, with Frank J. Schmitt serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Society
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
The
Youngnon
Frank J. Schmitt
Social season notes with dances and weddings in high society
Mrs. John R. Drexel hosts a dinner for Count Dionys and Countess Széchény and other relatives of Count Laszlo Széchény. Mrs. M. Orme Wilson plans a dance at her home and at the Colony Club for her daughter Adelin M. Pyle. The wedding of Miss Helen Van Rieeck and Richard Devens is set at Brick Presbyterian Church today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Drexel
Dionys
Countess Széchény
Laszlo Széchény
Colony Club
Adelin M. Pyle
Helen van Rieeck
Richard Devens
Brick Presbyterian Church
James Teiman Pits
Oldest New York theatre drummer Edward Wing dies at 60s
Edward Wing famed as the oldest drummer in New York theatre orchestras was found dead in his home on Fifth Avenue. Heart disease ended a career that began at Theatre Comique and included Harrigan and Hart venues and ten years at Wallack's under David Braham. Eddie King, a noted figure among theatrical folk, died leaving a long line of stage connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wing
New York
Wallack’s
Fifth Avenue
Eddie
King
Old Theatre Comique
Harrigan & Hart's
Harrigan Theatre
Herald Square
Wallack's
Gitte
David Braham
Harry Braham
Jeader
Sherwood and Morgan Wed at St Patrick's Cathedral
F W D Sherwood and Miss Gertrude Morgan, daughter of John Morgan of 4 West Sixth Street, married yesterday morning in the Kelley Memorial Chapel of St Patrick's Cathedral. Mer Lavelle officiated with Fathers McEnroe and Hiffner assisting. Bridesmaids were Sarah Morgan and Mary Sherwood. Best man was Charles Morgan and ushers included A T Tappan, A O Sherwood, and H K Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. D. Sherwood
Gertrude ©. Morgan
John Morgan
West Earty-sixth Street
Twenty Days in the Shade staged in New Haven
The first American presentation of the farce Twenty Days in the Shade opened at the Hyperion Theatre New Haven. Charles Frohman produced it with Paul M. Potter adapting it for America. Cast includes Richard Bennett Charles Dickson Pauline Frederick Grace Heyer Ernest Lawford and Dallas Welford.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Paris
Charles Frohman
Hyperion Theatre Tonight
Paul M. Potter
Richard Bennett
Charles Dickson
Pauline Frederick
Grace Heyer
Ernest Lawford
Dallas Welford
Wechsler and Fishel Married at Delmonico’s Last Night
Walter Mortimer Wechsler wed Miss Gertrude Fishel daughter of Mr and Mrs Aaron Alfred Fishel of 34 East Seventy sixth Street at Delmonico’s last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mortimer Wechsler
Gertrude Fishel
Aaron Alfred Fishel
East Seventy-sixth Street
Delmonico’s
Theatrical Producing Managers Group Incorporates
The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers filed a certificate of incorporation with the New York Secretary of State on January 16. The group aims to promote friendly relations and welfare of American theatrical managers and lists directors including Henry W. Savage, Charles E. Blaney, Samuel Scribner, Jules Murray, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jacobs
W. H. Connor
Harry Martell
New York
Harles ii Vale
Philadelphia
Hollis Foley
Great Hills
Dixie Club Tennessee Day Celebrated At Hotel Astor
The Dixie Club held Tennessee Day at its regular meeting in the Hotel Astor. Miss Elizabeth B Robertson praised Tennessee soil for genius while honors were given to George De Forrest Brush Martin J Littleton and Senator Robert L Taylor. Bruce Rice praised East Tennessee oratory and noted Tennessee traits including women whisky and swift horses. Minnie Crudup Vese sang Dixie at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Club
Tennessee
Hotel Astor
Bruce Rice
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
Mr. Rice
South Carolina
James H. Parker
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mr. Rice Espana
Theatrical Notes on New York Productions and Openings
The American Play Company is incorporated with 2500 dollars in Albany with Elizabeth Marbury R Cooper Megrue and Archibald Selwyn listed as directors. Megrue says the move is to manage certain plays. The Morris Literary and Dramatic League in the Bronx stages a vaudeville tonight at Eblings Casino headlined by The Marble Arch. Cecelia Loftus nears return from operation with two plays lined up under Shubert management. The German Berlin Society plans sixty performances in the U S next season and Shubert says the group is a purely dramatic company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimerican Play Company
Alb
Elizabeth Marbury
R. Cooper Megrue
Archibald Selwyn
Megrue
Morris Literary and Dramatic League
Bronx
Ebling’s
156Th Street
St. Ann's Avenue
Lyric Theatre
Philadelphia
Cecelia
Loftus
Shubert
Shuverts
Gierman Berlin Society
Ee Shupert
The Russian Orchestra at Carnegie Hall
The Russian Symphony Society presented a mixed program at Carnegie Hall with Musorgski’s Sunrise on the Moskva River opening, Sibelius’s third symphony criticized as meager, Baba Yaga as an amusing encore, Julian Isserliss making his American debut with Chopin, and Glazunov’s five movement Suite de Ballet closing the concert.
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Russian Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Musorgski
Jean Sibelius
Sibelius
Baba Yaga
Estle
Julian Isserliss
Mr. Safonoff
Chopin
Glazunov
Tetrazzini Delights NYC Audiences At Rehearsal
Mme Tetrazzini said she stayed awake from excitement after a stunning reception as she rehearsed Lucia at the Manhattan Opera House. Mary Garden and Oscar Hammerstein praised her performance, with plans hinted for titles including The Barber of Seville Rigoletto and more. A second performance is set for Saturday afternoon with Traviata on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
Manhattan Opera House
Lucia
Mr. Campanini
Opera House
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Tetrazzini
Oscar Hammerstein
Curtain miscue shadows Tosca at Met Opera
The curtain fell half a minute early on Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera House while the chorus and Scorpia remained visible only briefly. The performance was praised for vocal strength with Emma Fans, Caruso, and Scotti noted in the cast. At the Manhattan Opera House La Damnation de Faust featured Jomelli, Renaud, Dalmorés, Crabbé in the usual lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Scorpia
Metropolitan
Mme
Emma Fames
Messrs
Caruso
Scotti
Manhattan Opera House
Miss Illington Debuts New Gown at 150th Bernstein Play
Miss Illington, co star of The Thief's Company at the Lyceum Theatre, marked the 150th performance of Bernstein's play by wearing a Canary satin empire gown with heavy gold embroidery. The gown drew praise as a revelation in smart frocks while souvenirs were given to the audience. Illington says her part is strenuous and she has worn five gowns to tatters already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ington
Kyrle Bellew
Lyceum Theatre
Aes
Novelli Signs FiveYear Pact To Produce Dante In Europe
The offices of Sanger and Jordan announce that Signor Ermete Novelli has contracted to produce Heloise Durant Rose's drama Dante across Latin Europe and South America for five years. Novelli planned the production with an American actress during his Eric Theatre engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger & Jordan
Signor
Ermete Novelli
Heloise Durant Rose
Dante
Europe
South America
Novelli
Eric Theatre
Italy
Pastor's Children Kidnapped by Wife in Brooklyn Borough
The Rev. Dudley Osterheld of First Methodist Church Ozone Park sought his two children Ruth 2 and Eral 4 after his separated wife Miss Schroeder of Brooklyn kidnapped them from the Hicks home in Oakley and Beirwirt Aves. A December sanity inquiry prompted by Osterheld failed to locate the mother or children as he searched from 3:30 PM to midnight, visiting numerous homes and counciling with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Oliver Osterheld
First Methodist
Ozone Park
Queens Borough
Osterheld
Miss Schroeder
Brooklyn
Ruth
Eral
Burt Jay Humphrey
Charles Hicks
Oakley
Beiwr
Hicks
Georgy H. Schroeder
Franklin Avenue
Glendale
Father suspected in Harlem child kidnap case
Mrs. Sophie Freeman seeks help from police to locate her four year old son Walter taken yesterday. She suspects Edward Freeman or a friend acting for him. The couple had been separated for three months after a five year marriage ended on amicable terms in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Freeman
West 148Th Street
Walter
Mrs Macy Denies Threat to Teacher’s Sight
Poston Massachusetts January 16. In New York a report said Mrs John Albert Macy, long time instructor to Helen Keller, faced grave danger of losing her sight. Her husband, however, asserts her vision remains as strong as it has been in twenty years.
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Miss Keller
Poston
Mass
New York Today
John Albert Macy
Helen Keller
Carmania Sails with Full Passenger Loads
The Cunarder Carmania sailed for the Mediterranean yesterday with 2,814 aboard in three cabins. Agents had stopped first class sales weeks earlier. About 150 steerage passengers, who expected to sail, were left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
John F Betz Sr Brewer Dies in Philadelphia at 77
John F Betz Sr a wealthy Philadelphia brewer died at 5 05 am at his Broad and Berks residence. He married Helen Berroldinger in January 1906 establishing care for two younger children Annie and Francis. He built Philadelphia’s first skyscraper the Betz Building and transferred ownership to his son Doe last December. Funeral Saturday at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
John F. Betz
Broad and
Berks Streets
Annie
Francis
Betz
West Laurel Hill
Leo XIII
Leo
Vatican
Order of St. Gregory
Forty-fourth Street
New York
Clements Dies Poor After Wealthy Retail Career
John Harry Clements once a wealthy retail merchant in St. Louis died suddenly at his sister’s home from heart disease. He had served as a marriage license clerk at $100 a month after selling his stores on Bowery New York and helped found a major department store with Joseph Specht in the early seventies. He later moved to Cripple Creek Colorado where he lost his fortune in mining and was a friend of John W. Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
John Harry Clements
Clements
Ehoe
Bowery
New York
Joseph Specht
Criple Creek
Col
John W. Gates
Lydia K Bradley Dies at 92 Founder of Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Lydia K Bradley a Tilinois magnate died aged 92 in Peoria. Her fortune is estimated at 4 million dollars. She founded the Bradley Polytechnic Institute and donated land and funds for buildings and equipment as a memorial to her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Lydia K. Bradley
Tilnois
Bradley
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Weather prophet George Danbury dies in New Brunswick
George Danbury, a locally known weather predictor, died at his home in New Brunswick New Jersey yesterday from dropsy. He fell unconscious Wednesday night after forecasting stormy weather. Danbury, 65, was famed for his accurate guesses and predicted the blizzard of 1888 and many later storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Danbury
New Brunswick
N. J
Mr. Danbury
Sidney Wintringham Former Society of Friends Leader Dies
Sidney Wintringham former leader in the Society of Friends died yesterday at his home 168 Hicks Street Brooklyn aged 92. He was a merchant in active life but retired years ago and visited most European countries. Survived by five children nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Wintringham
Society of Friends
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Marriages Recorded in January 1908 Notices
Ann Dunkin Greene to Guy Bates. Blanche Bechhoff to Elton Waterbury Clark. Judith Wilcox Dousman to Samuel T. Skidmore. Col Calvin D. Cowles to Kate Holmes. Norma Parker to Winfield Mercer. Florence Hirsh to Coleman Meriwether. Christine Hayward to George Mckee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Louis Dousman
Samuel T. Skidmore
Cowles—Holmes
Col
Calvin D. Cowles
Kate Hamilton Holmes
Mercer—Parker
Norma A. Parker
Winfield R. Mercer
Meriwether—Hirsh
Montclair
N.J
Florence L. Hirsh
Coleman Meriwether
McKeee—Hayward
Christine W. Hayward
George RH. Mckee
Obituary notices from New York area residents dated Jan 1908
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents including Richar Hinckley Allen Ralph Burnham Edward C Chamter William H Crawford Mary M Devine John M Fallon Kate F Graf Samuel Fisher Kimball Edward H King Charlotte Beers Alicia A Lennon Helen I Miles Eva Virginia Rennolds Helen D Richardson Adelia Thacher John Ryan Olivia Moodie Sidney Wintringham Stella P Blakeprey with services and interment details across New Jersey Connecticut New York City and surrounding towns.
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Edward C. Chamter
Presbyterian
Fletcher Av
Mount Vernon
New Haven
Grand Central Station
Devine
Mary M. Devine
George
William
Elizabeth Devine
Raret Powers
Francis
Mary Devine
East 14Th St
Westchester Av
St. Raymond's Church
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Fallon
John M. Fallon
Elizabeth Fallon
Wall
Fire Patrol
16Th St
St. Vincent de Paul
Graf
9Th St
Brooklyn
Kate F
Frank P. Graf
Kimball
West 74Th St
Samuel Fisher Kimball
Emma C. Kimball
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Plainfield
N. J
Liberty St
New York
Ing
Edward H. King
Syracuse
Geneva
Lawrence
New York City
Charlotte Beers
Albert Gallatin Lawrence
Cleveland
Ohio
Calvary Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Lennon
Alicia A
Edward and Catharine Lennon
West 68Th St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Tist St
Broadway
Miles
Helen I. Miles
St. George
University Place
Church House
Lenox
Mass
Rennolds
West 119Th St
Eva Virginia
Phillip Jackson Rennolds
Richardson
New Grand Hotel
Helen D
Harriet M
Frank H. Richardson
Robin
Adelia Thacher
Augustus Robin
Prirate. Ryan
Port Chester
John Ryan
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
N. Y
Taylor
Kansas City
Olivia Moodie
James Taylor
L. W. Harrington
Short Hills
Wintringham
Sidney Wintringham
Hicks St
Obituary notices list for January in New York area
A lengthy death notice page records numerous individuals buried or to be buried in Brooklyn, Newark, Yonkers and nearby towns. Entries give names such as Caroline Boger Harrivon Bull Mary Jane Burr Daniel A Calnan and many others with addresses in Brooklyn and New Jersey, plus funeral and private services scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boger
Skillman St
Brooklyn
Caroline Boger
Pull
Caldwell
Harrivon Bull
Bunker
New Baltimore
William A. Bunker
Daniel A. Calnan
Casar
Grove St
Broderick Casar
Clark
Englewood
N. J
Charles K. Clark
Clausz
Elizabeth
George Clausz
Dippel
Waverly Av
Newark
Hbert D. Dippel
Fitzgerald
Clarkson St
Mabel Fitzgerald
Frank
84Th St
Daisy Frank
Freeman
Vineland
Lydia A. Freeman
Flatbush Av
Jam
Charles F. W.gehr
Gottlieb
North
Tth
Edward B. Guinan
Brokaw Brothers Offer Winter Suits and Coats at Savings
The January price revision has boosted sales of Brokaw Brothers winter suits and overcoats from popular fabrics. A large selection remains available with savings of 4 to 8 dollars on each suit.
Head of Prussian House of Lords Dead
Prince Innhausen und Knyphausen, born 1821, president of the Prussian House of Lords, has died in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Berlin
Prince Innhausen Und Knyphausen
Obituaries of Local Residents Include Six Notables
George W. Todd aged 95 dies at daughter Mrs Levi S Tenney's home in Montclair. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Allen of Irvington dies of pneumonia aged 61 ten days after husband John F. Allen. Harrison Bult civil war veteran dies at Caldwell home aged 65. William Rollin Shipman Tufts professor dies in Medford aged 71. Harry Stone ticket broker dies of cerebral hemorrhage aged 49. Richard Hinckley Allen of Chatham dies in Northampton after attending sister's funeral. author of Star Names and Their Meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Irvington
N. J
John F. Allen
Harrison Bult
Thomas J. Ludlam
Caldwell
124Th Regiment
New York Volunteers
William Rollin
Shipman
Tufts College
Medford
Mass
Praf
Henry Jackson
St. Cecilia Lodge
A. M
Mecca Temple
Mystic Shrine
Sons of
Moses
Richard Hinckley Allen
Chatham
N.Y
Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Mary Isabel Allen
Dansville
N. Y
Mr. Allen
Black Rock
WN. Y
Presbyterian Church
Memoriam notice for John F. Ames and Michael O'Neil
In memory of John F. Ames who died January 18, 1806. Mass for Michael O'Neil at St. Pauls Church today morning.
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White House
Mrs.Roosevelt En
Mme. Creel
C. E. Sampson
Curtis Publishing Company
Boston
Miss Bailey
Miss McFadden
Arions
Social Notes
Mrs. J., Lorimer Worden
Alcazar
St. Augustine
R. V. Te Stuyvesant
Mary C. Bishop
Newport
East Eighty-fourth Street
Ogden Mills Bishop
John S. Craven
Pasadena
Cal
Airs
Herbert S. Coppell
St. Regis
Edgar van Etten
West Indies
Jacksonville
Nahan Franko Musicale
Mme. Hames
Franko Musicales
Eddie” King
Theatre Comique
Sherwood—Morgan
Whechsler—Fishel
Rogers Bros
Meriden Brita CO
Singer
Mars
Tosca
Margaret Slington
Mrs. Osterheld
Carmania
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mioh
Elie Metchnikoff
John F. Betz, Brewer
J. H. Clements
Blizzard
Mgeet Lee
James M. Magill
Magner
East 105Th
Magovern
Prospect St
South Orange
Mary J. Magovern
Marks
Watson Av
West Oran N. J
Ralph H. Marks
Union St
James F. May
Oetien
Fast
Ording
Rose Av
New Dorp
Pearson
West 216Th St
Anton Pearson
Stuyvesant AV
Ella L. Sharp
Sharp
Bloomfield
Edward
Stroheim
West 97Th St
Friederike Stroheim
Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Walt
Pacific St
John F- Wall
Wolff
East Broadway
Alexander Wolff
Wolfing
Mdwool St
Louis Wulfing
Young
West 45Th St
George A . Young
Zuelch
Buena Vista Av
Yonkers
Louisa K. Zuelch
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
George W. Todd
Levi.s. Tenney
Plymouth Street
Woodlawn
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Stl
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Pau Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Stan
Washington Post
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