Mrs Drexel Hosts Debutante Dinner Dance at East Sixty-Second Street
Mrs John R Drexel held a dinner dance for her three debutantes at her home 1 East Sixty second Street The event featured Louis XVI salon decor American Beauty roses and a cotillion led by Craig Wadsworth with many prominent guests including Beatrice Mills Gwendolyn Burden Yvonne Townsend Edith Starr Miller Louise Iselin and others from wealthy circles in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Drexel
East Sixty-second Street
Margaretta Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Mary Astor Paul
James W. Paul
Frances Eich
Alexander van Rensselaer
Fally Drexel
Wrere
Gotillon
Craig Wadsworth
Directoire
Beatrice Mills
Gwendolyn Burden
Yvonne Townsend
Edith Starr Miller
Louise Iselin
Die Jones
Dorothy Whitney
Emily Coster
Claire Bryce
Julia Hoyt
Mildred Carter
Dorothy Tucker
Last Cinderella Cotillion Dances at Sherry's Ballroom
The second and final Cinderella Cotillion of the season was held in Sherry's large ballroom last night attended by many dancing class members and debutantes as well as younger married guests. Prominent patronesses included Mrs. Gulliver, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Ledyard, Mrs. Osborn, and Mrs. Ripley. Grosvenor Atterbury led the cotillion. favors included boutonnières and scarfs. Notables present included Janet Townsend, Rosamond Burr, Rosina Otis, Mary Hasell, Helen Coster, and others, with a buffet supper served at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
William C. Gulliver
Oliver Gould Jennings
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Edward H. Ripley
Grosvenor Atter
John Whitridge
Marjorie Curtis
Taylor Pyne
Howard Potter
First Midwinter Dance Held in Plaza Ballroom
The first midwinter dance took place last night in the Plaza ballroom with general dancing until 11. Supper followed in the main dining room. Patronesses included Mrs John Strong Foster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Mmes
John Strong Foster
James K. O. Sherwood
Charles E. Sprague
William Chilvers
Joseph Martin Schenck
Robert Wood Johnson
Henry Spaulding Schley
E. A. Sheanan
W. Smith Jennings
Rufus Lee Weaver
Wal
Advertising Success Story from a Pennsylvania Heater Maker
A Pennsylvania heater firm started with no progress for seven years then modestly began national ads. Within three years ad spend under ten thousand dollars, they quadrupled workforce and doubled annual business. The Saturday Evening Post dominates response, with 40 percent of ad budgets. Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Plaza Dance Series Returns February Sixth
The article lists several organizers including Ter Hotchkin Julian H Meyer J Stanley Foster and J Milton Mabbott. The next dance in the series will be held at the Plaza on February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Hotchkin
Julian H. Meyer
J. Stanley Foster
J. Milton Mabbott
the Plaza
German Charity Ball Raises Eleven Thousand Dollars
The German Charity Ball at Waldorf-Astoria filled the second floor and two ground floor restaurants with five orchestras. Beneficiaries include German Hospital German Society Francis Hospital St. Mark's Hospital Society for Needy Widows and Orphans Wartburg Orphan Asylum. Organizers were Christopher G. Hupfel Hubert Cillis Louis Ebret and George H Diehl Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Chris G. Hupfel
Edward C. Schaefer
Vanderbilt Wedding Guests At Washington Event
Representatives from the Austria-Hungary Embassy will attend the wedding of Miss Vanderbilt and her Hungarian fiancé in Washington on January 23. Expected attendees include Baron Hengelmuller the Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller, Baron Louis Ambrozy, Counsellor, Moriz von Szent Ivany, Second Secretary, and Lieut. Baron F. Presudhen von And Zu Liebenstein and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austria-Hungary
Miss Vanderbilt
Baron Hengelmuller
Hengelmuller
Louis Ambrozy
Moriz von Szent-Ivany
F. Presudhen von and Zu Liebenstein
Dinner Parties and Travel Plans Highlight Newport Notes
Special to The New York Times from Newport on January 23 reports Mrs T Shaw Safe hosting dinner and Mrs William R Hunter holding a Sunnyfield Farm party for sister in law Mrs Hugh K Norman. Col Reginald Norman and Mrs Norman depart for Europe by auto shipped to London after leaving York. Commander Albert Gleaves has gone to Washington and Col J W H Willard is summoned to Washington over Narragansett Bay defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
T. Shaw
William R. Hunter
Sunnyfield Farm
Hugh K. Nor
Reginald Norman
Europe
London
York
Albert Gleaves
Washington
J. WH. Willard
Narragansett Bay
Engagement announced of Miss Emily Wolf to Ernest Cardozo
The engagement is announced of Miss Emily Wolf daughter of Mrs J R Wolf of 31 West Fifty fourth Street to Ernest Cardozo son of the late Michael Cardozo and grandnephew of the late Judge Car dozo Miss Wolf is a granddaughter of the late Benjamin Nathan Mr Cardozo is a member of the law firm of Cardozo and Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Wolf
J. R. Wolf
West Fifty-fourth Street
Ernest Cardozo
Michael Cardozo
Judge Cardozo
Miss Wolf
Benjamin Nathan
Cardozo
Cardozo & Nathan
Charity Ball Draws Young Guests at Waldorf Astoria
The annual Charity ball on February 4 at the Waldorf Astoria will focus on a dance for youths. Mrs. Charles De Kay Mrs. Charles A. Doremus Mrs. Ashton Clarkson and Cornelius Dubins plan to host and invite several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles de’ Kay
Charles A. Doremus
Ashton Clarkson
Cornelius Dubvns
Engagement of Dr C S Howe and Miss Eleanor Betz
The engagement is announced between Dr C S Howe organist at Christian Union Congregational Church Upper Montclair New Jersey and Miss Eleanor Betz of Jersey City. Howe is noted as a well known musician who gave several recitals at the St Louis Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Union Congregational Church
Upper Montclair
N. J
Eleanor Betz
Jersey City
Dr. Howe
St. Louis Exposition
Don Giovanni Given At Metropolitan Opera
Mozart opera Don Giovanni presented at the Metropolitan under Gustav Mahler. Mme. Sembrich as Zerlina and Mr. Scotti as Don Giovanni led a strong cast with Gad ski as Donna Elvira and Leonty as Don Ottavio in a two act version noted for refined tempo and piano-like orchestral detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Anna
Emma Eames
Gadsk
Ehns Aebek
Sembrich
Giovanni
Cci
M. Scotti
Don Ottavio
Wuald
Mozart
Don Giovanni
Metropolitan Opera House
Gustav Mahler
New York
Mme. Sembrich
Zerlina
Mr. Scotti
Mme. Gadski
Donna Elvira
Mr. Leond
Metropolitan
Don
Ottavio
Mr.Due
Mr. Blass
Mme. Eames
Mr. Mahler
Andiamo
Mahler
Armstrong to Quit as Manager After Feb Tour
Paul Armstrong ends his first NY managerial run Saturday Feb 8 with the tour of Society and the Bulldog. Olga Nethersole starts a three week Daly's Theatre engagement Monday featuring Hervieu's The Awakening and The Enigma with Pagliacci. She also presents Adrienne Lecouvreur Carmen The Second Mrs Tanqueray Camille Magda and Sapho in various performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Armstrong
New York
Society and the Bulldog
Olga Nethersole
Daly’s
Miss Nethersole
Paul Hervieu
M. Hervieu
Hervieu
Charles H. E. Brookfield
Play at the Martha Washington for charity by Hanson School
A dramatic performance to benefit a charity will be held in the Martha Washington Hotel hall on Thursday evening. The play is presented by students of the Hanson Dramatic School of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Martha Washington Hotel
Hanson Dramatic School of
Boston
London to See Miss Adams in London Debut
Charles Frohman sails on the Mauretania to arrange for Maude Adams London debut. He will stage production plans for Twenty Days in the Shade and A Waltz Dream and set up Harvard Sanders Theatre dates June 1 and 2. Adams plays Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew at Sanders Theatre then continues The Jesters and appears at Hollis Street Theatre in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
London
Charles Frohman
England
Mauretania
Miss Adams
Mr. Frohman
Sanders Theatre
Harvard University
Department of English
The
University
Katherine
Boston
Hollis Street
Mrs Campbell to Star in Electra with Mrs Tree in America
Mrs Patrick Campbell will bring her company to New York for a landmark Electra at the Garden Theatre starting Feb 10 with Mrs Bert Beerbohm Tree to play Clytemnestra. Mrs Campbell, her troupe, and the Japanese drama The Moon of Yamato travel from London via St Paul to Manhattan, rehearsals continuing to opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Herbert Beerbohm Tree
His Majesty's Theatre
London
Electra
Sophocles
Hofmanstahl
Arthur Symons
Yamato
Theatrical managers plan campaign against free tickets
London January 23. Leading managers launch a campaign to end the free ticket system. They say it ruins business and produces listless audiences as theaters have become papered. A meeting will be held soon to draft plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brill Brothers Em ployes Hold Largest Mutual Benefit Event
The annual vaudeville entertainment and reception at the Lexington Opera House drew over 500 Brill Brothers employees and friends. Headliners from Broadway theaters performed a vaudeville show followed by a dance after the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill Brothers Employes’ Mutual_Benefit Association
Lexington Opera House
Fifty-eighth Street
Broadway
Theatre notes: Nilsson now manages own career
Carlotta Nilsson ends management by Walter N Lawrence and seeks a play not a part. Jessie Busley gains rights to The Agitator by Mrs Oscar Baringer, now in London. Fronman to form new company for The Thief at Lyceum end of May as old company departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Nilsson
Walter N. Lawrence
Jessie Busley
Charles Frohman
Oscar Baringer
London
Charles Fronman
Lyceum
California
Wynn Matthison
Hann Kennedy
England
Lucania
Death of Prof MacDowell Ends a Noted American Composer
Edward MacDowell, renowned American composer, died at 46 at the Westminster Hotel after a long illness. He left a legacy of orchestral, piano, and vocal works and had led Columbia University’s music department. A MacDowell Association funds a memorial home for musicians in Peterborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MacDowell
Westminster Hotel
Thomas F
Frances M. MacDowell
Nevins
L. L. Danforth
MacDowell
Peterborough
Nhs
New York
Paris
Frankfort-on-Main
Boston
Columbia University
American Society of Musicians and Composers
Boston Symphony Orchestra
MacDowell Association
Death of Mrs Martha Fiske Collord in Cairo Hotel
News arrives of the sudden death yesterday of Mrs Martha Fiske Collord wife of George W Collord of this city at Shepheard s Hotel Cairo Egypt. She spent winter abroad with her husband after leaving the country last Fall. She married Mr Collord in 1894 after the death of her first husband Josiah M Fiske a noted grain merchant and stayed between her 88 Fifth Avenue winter home and Newport R I summer home. She was a generous donor to Barnard College Fiske dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Fiske Collord
George W. Collord
Shepheard
Cairo
Egypt
Mr. Collard
Josiah M. Fiske
Fifth Avenue
Newport
R. I
Fiske
Barnard College
Calvin Bruce Walker Dies. Longtime Presbyterian Leader
Calvin Bruce Walker, linked for years with the Presbyterian Organization in this city, died yesterday at his home 14 West 127th Street. Born in Wilmington Ohio he studied law. He later moved to Richmond Indiana where he engaged in Republican politics and served as Deputy Pension Commissioner. He authored a Pension Law treatise and a digest still used in Washington. Dr Parkhurst of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church will officiate at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bruce Walker
West 127Th Street
Wilmington
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Washington
Death of Gen Jules Lewal noted in Paris obituary
Paris reports the death of Gen Jules Louis Lewal born 1823. He served in Algeria in 1854 and in most French operations through the Franco Prussian War. Lewal was Minister of War under Jules Ferry in 1885, later commanded at Rennes and Amiens, retiring in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jules Louis Lewal
Lewal
Algeria
France
Jules Ferry
Rennes
Amiens
Oldest Inhabitant Ma ria J Jackson Dies in Southold
SOUTHHOLD, L. I., Jan. 23 Mrs Ma ria J Jackson believed to be the oldest resident here died at her son David H Jackson's home. She would have been years old on Feb 1. Survived by her son seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southhold
L. I
Maria J. Jackson
David H. Jackson
New York
Theatre managers dine amid stage and campaign talk
The Association of Theatre Managers of New York held its fourth annual dinner at the Knickerbocker Hotel. Speakers included Charles Burnham Augustus Thomas Paul M. Potter Rex Beach and Abraham Gruber among others. They discussed drama politics and the coming campaign with jokes about McGowan and Roosevelt. The guest list featured Rex Beach Daniel Frohman and Senator P H McCarren among prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Theatre Managers of New York
Knickerbocker
Charles Burnham
Association
Augustus Thomas
Paul M. Potter
P. F. McGowan
Rex Beach
Edward Lauterbach
Martin Saxe
Thomas F. Grady
P. H. McCarren
Abraham Gruber
Burnham
P.F. McGowan
McClellan
Mr. McGowan
Hughes
Roosevelt
Bryan
Mr. Thomas
W. F. Beker
A. J. Dittenhoefer
M. Erlanger
Daniel Frohman
T. F. Grady
C. L. Guy
Justice Goff
al Hayman
Ralph Pulitzer
Paul Potter
Augustus Themis
A. L. Erlanger
Marc Klaw
Frank McKee
James Forbes
H. B. Harris
William Harris
William Hammerstein
Timothy P. Sullivan
Team in a drug store crash on Seventh Avenue
A team of horses pulling a truck bolted at Seventh Avenue and Fourth Street in Brooklyn and crashed into a drug store at 234 Seventh Avenue. The impact damaged the storefront and soda fountain, with losses estimated at $400. A man at the fountain fled through the window. his fate is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Avenue
Brooklyn
Fourth Street
Johnson Leaves New York Hospital After Illness
Rossiter Johnson had been ill for several weeks at the New York Hospital and departed Wednesday. Officials say his condition improved significantly during the stay and he left in much better shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter Johnson
New York Hospital
Obituary Notes for George C. Appell Margaret Waite Abner Chambers
George C. Appell a Westchester lawyer and Democratic politician died in Pasadena California while visiting. He was Mount Vernon’s first City Judge after incorporation in 1802 and is survived by his widow and three children. Margaret F Waite of Stamford Connecticut died of pneumonia. widow of Benjamin F Waite a prominent financier who aided the poor. Abner R Chambers of Trenton New Jersey died aged 16 after eleven years as an invalid. a philanthropist and director of Trenton Banking Company with seven surviving children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Appell
Westchester County
Pasadena
Cal
Appell
Mount Vernon
Hela
Alfred Appell
T. N. McKennell
Margaret F. Waite
Stamford
Conn
Benjamin F. Waggte
Abner R. Chambers
Trenton
N. J
First Presbyterian
Trenton Banking Company
Marriages In Brooklyn On January 22 1908
The notices record several marriage bonds across Brooklyn starting January 22 1908. Carrie Hilton Rawson daughter of Mrs late Horace Rawson wed Charles Curtiss Pickford at 311 Jefferson Ave with Rev Parkes Cadman officiating. Other unions include Eather Cutler to Frederick A Armstrong and Marie Perrine to Iran Condit on December 28. Marie Dahl married Jacob F Schwoerer on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong—Cutler
Eather Cutler
Frederick A. Armstrong
Passings and Funerals From a New York Area Atlas of Obituaries
A large list of death notices and funeral announcements dated January 1908 across New York City and environs. Notices include George C. Appell Mount Vernon. Mary Ripley Arthur London. Dr. Frederick A. Burrall New York. Lester Manzer Clark Weymouth MA. Martha T. Fiské Cairo. Mary Reed Haddock St Augustine. Susanna E. Dennis New York. Beatrice Hunter Hull. Morris Ketchum Jesu. Harriet Blinor Johnston Brooklyn. Frances Maria Lockwood Philadelphia. Charles Lyon McMillan Brooklyn. George Schneider Brooklyn. Margaret Flynn Waite Stamford. Calvin Bruce Walker Washington DC. Mary Leland McLanathan Boston. John G Wright Chaptico MD. and numerous Brooklyn and New Jersey residents, with funeral details and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appell
Pasadena
Cal
George C. Appell
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Arthur
Bletchingly
Surrey
Mary Ripley Arthur
William Arthur
Elizabeth Arthur
London
England
Burrall
Frederick A. Burrall
New York
University Place Presbyterian Church
10Th St
Clark
Warren Weston
Weymouth
Mass
Lester Manzer Clark
Collord
Shepheards Hotel
Cairo
Martha T. Fiské
George W. Collord
Cotton
St. Augustine
Fla
Mary Reed Haddock
Gilbert P. Cotton
Hrick Presbyterian Church
5Th Av
37Th St
Dennis
Susanna E. Dennis
Thomas Dennis
West 55Th St
Donald
Pinehurst
N. C
William Donald
Pelham Manor
Jessie .E. Donald
Robert Hogg
Keap St
Brooklyn
Foote
West 107Th St
Emerson
Margaret Allen Foote
Springfield
Hanson
Los Angeles
Richard Cochran Hanson
Eugene M
Kate R. Hanson
Wilmington
Del
Hull
Beatrice Hunter
Charles FE. Hull
Reidence
Halsey St
Chappaqua
Jesup
Morris Ketchum
Jesu
Brick Presbyterian Church
7Th St
St. Av
Johnston
Harriet Blinor
J. Wesley Johnston
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Willow St
Oak Bluffs
Martha’s Vineyard
Lockwood
Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Frances Maria Lockwood
George N. Mead
West 69Th St
Hoboken Cemetery
New Jersey
McMillan
Calvin Bruce Walker
West 127Th St
Washington
D. C
Watson
Park Av
Mary Leland McLanathan
Col
B. F. Watson
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
West ‘7Th St
Lowell
Wright
William J. Wright
Chaptico
John G. Wright
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths
Funeral notices list residents from Brooklyn Newark Montclair Hoboken and nearby towns. Entries include names such as Lawrence Farley Harry Fortman Ellen Hannan and Elizabeth McGuffog with dates January 21 22 and ages where given, plus funeral timing and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Graham
Gumpert
East
Brookly
Emmy Hunter
Hunter
West 35Th St
Emmie Hunter
Kelly
Ist Av
B. Kelly
Kerr
Grant Av
Harrison
N. J
Mary A. Kerr
Kessler
6Th St
Brooklyn
Louis Kessler
Knapp
East Sith St
Franz Joseph Ty
Jones
Jefferson Av
Eilzabeth Jones
Leary
Willoughby
Timothy Leary
Lochmuller
Eastth St
William Lochmuller
Lohr
Bushwick
Marie K. Lohr
Lyler
Pierrepont St
Walter L. Lyler
Brook
Bronx
Hugh McGinness
McGivney
North 5Th St
Catherine McGivney
McGuffog
Neversink
N. Y
Elizabeth F. McGuffog
McKenna
West 45Th St
Bernard McKenna
M. Necquillan
Cumberland St
James Meqwulllan
McRea
Cora W. McRea
Mahoney
West 156Th St
Joseph V. Mahoney
Masters
West 7Th St Plainfield
Hibbert Masters
Moroney
Summit St
East 135Th St
Helen Paul
Reilay
East 24Th St
Stridget Reilly
Pelnam Av
Gustav &. Rotka
Satchwedll
Hudson St
Newark
Ralph.Satchwell. Schad
Pacific St
Catherine Schad
Bleecker St
Charles B. Senter
Shrewsbury
Baychester and
Richardson Avs
Margaret Shrewsbury
Smith
Providence
Reade Sts
Anthony Smith
West List St
John J. Smith
M. Steffens
West Chester
William Steffens
Mtarmey
Kingsland
Michael Tarmey
Terry
S. W. Terry
Thompson
Greenwich Av
Frances Thompson
Wilson
Spring Lake
Eliza Wilson
York
Fulton, St
Michael P. York
In Memoriam Notices for Marie La Farge and Ann Moran
Masses held today at St. Leo's Church for Marie A. La Farge at 9 30 AM and at St. Eatin Cathedral Newark for Ann Moran at 8 AM local time. Both notices mark memorial prayers and services for the deceased.
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Plaza—Social Notes
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Boston Cricaco Buffalo
Vanderbilt
News OF Newport
New York Times
Mr. Cardozo
Miss Betz
Social Notes
William D. Sloane
Emily Sloane
West Fifty-second Street
Worthington, Whitehouse
Harry Pelham Robbins
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vanderbilt-Széchényi
Lewis Cass. Ledyard, Sr
Muriel Morris
Roswell D. Hitchcock
West Forty-fifth Street
Vance Cheney
College Women's Club
Lyric Theatre
Lord Dundreary
Joe
Nott Allen
Mr. Allen
East Twenty-third Street
Dr. Fiage
R. L. Julian
St. Regis
Excelsior
Rome
Countess de San Severino
Charles Moore
Lorenzo Sforza-Cesarini
Chicago Woman's Club
New York City
East Twentysixth Street
Harvey Worthington Loomis
Mariquef Hofer
Henry Vaughn
East Fifty-fourth Street
Winfield Scott
East Sixty-fourth Street
Charles D. Freeman
West Fifty-ninth Street
Gilbert Jones Jony
Wayne Coogan
Tiny Potter
Edith Greene
Francis Vinton Greene
Charles Allen Smedley
Grace Churen
Francis Kinnicutt
East Thirty-fifth Street
Ben Jonson
Sabina Rutherford
East Fifteenth Street
William Armstrong Greer
Doroth
West Ninth Street
William H. Jackson
Thomas Sturgis
Miss Sturgis
East Thirty-sixth Street
William Ayrault Hayard
Miss Hayard
West Fifty-first Street
Francis le Roy Satterlee
West Fifty-sixth Street
William Baylis
Miss Bayls
East Sixty-sixth Street
Miss Butler
M. Chaliapine
Donna Anna and
Leporello
Chaz
Mrs. Tree
War
Brill
Prof. Macdowell
Sonata Eroica
Spa
Rogers Bros
Gruber
McGowan
Soda Fountain
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Sixth Avenue
Baehr
Hart St
Ellen Baehr
Baum
Mount Sinai Hospital
Jennie Baum
Bowman
59Th St
John A. Bowman
Chambers
St. James Place
William Chambers
Cooper
Garfield Place
Alexander S. Cooper
Crane
North Broad St
Lyons Farms
Phebe Crane
Cunningham
Madison Av
Patrick W. Cunningham
Davis
Red Bank
John E. Davis
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East 230
Rosehill
Flatiron
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Cheizem
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
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