Heartburnings Rise Over Midwinter Ball Subscriptions
Washington scene stirs as 200 guests from the younger married set are chosen for the February 7 event at Rauscher's. New York names head the committee, including Mrs George Vanderbilt, while现 Washington officials and Cabinet families appear on a restricted list. The cotillion and two suppers are planned with modest decorations to fund the supper for invited attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ward Thoron
Edward Morrell
Congress
New York
George Vanderbilt
National
Rauscher
Beekman Winthrop
Robert Bacon
Pierre Lorillard
Herbert Wadsworth
J. H. Purdy
Larz Anderson
F. A. Keep
E. H. G. Slater
Keep
Florence Boardman
W. J. Boardman
Senator Crane
White House musicales host prominent guests this evening
At Washington dinners President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a large musicale in the Host Room with senators, representatives, cabinet officials, and foreign ambassadors among the guests. Attending were Warren, Depews, Fraziers, Bankheads, Paynters, Dalzell, Sheraman, Howard, Wilson, Bell, Newberry, Clover, Rockhill, Vanderbilt, and others. The Austrian ambassador Hengelmuller and Baroness Hengelmuller planned separate entertainment ahead of Miss Vanderbilt’s marriage to Count Szechenyi, with plans to stay at the St Regais New York and travel to the West Indies.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Warren
Depew
Frazier
Briggs
Paynter
Bankhead
Dalzell
Sheraman
Howard
Wilson
G. F. Elliott
Wotherspoon
Winslow
Winthrop Chanler
Leigh Hunt
May
Elizabeth Kean
Langham
Tyler
Miller
Lieut
Read
Col
Bramwell
Secretary of Commerce
de Blanpré
China
Miss Vanderbilt Wedding Trip to New York
A brief note states plans to travel to New York tomorrow to attend Miss Vanderbilt's wedding and return almost immediately afterward.
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New York
Miss. Vanderbilt
Drexel Ball in Horticultural Hall Honors Margarette Drexel
Philadelphia society gathers for a Drexel ball at Horticultural Hall honoring Miss Margarette Drexel and Miss Mary Astor Paul. Mrs. George W. Drexel and nieces greet guests. gowns feature satin, lace, diamonds, tulle, and sequins.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
George W. Childs Drexel
Horticultural Hall
Margarette Drexel
Mary Astor Paul
New York
Margaretta Drexel
Mrs Sloane Hosts Grand Cotillion at 2 West 52nd Street
Mrs William Douglas Sloane entertained 300 guests for a large cotillion at her home. The ballroom sparkled with palms American Beauty roses and extensive floral decor from the Sloane conservatory. Miss Emily Sloane danced with Harry Pelham Robbins and Mrs James A Burden Jr with Worthington Whitehouse as the cotillion leaders. A buffet supper was served at thirty tables and numerous dinners preceded the dance. Notables included Baron von Hengelmuller Baroness von Hengelmuller the Széchenyi family and many Vanderbilts and Roosevelts among others attenders and invitees.
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William Douglas Sloane
Emily Sloane
Henry T. Sloane
Harry Pelham Robbins
Worthington Whitehouse
James A. Burden, Jr
Vanderbilt
West Fifty-seventh Street
Széchényi
Frederick Vanderbilt
Sloane
Baron von Hengelmuller
von Hengelmuller
Denes Szechen
Gladys Vanderbilt
Harriet Alexander
Eleanor Alexander
Helen Alexandre
Maud Borland
Elia Borland
Madeline Borland
Helen
Kate Brice
Cornelia Bryce
Fivelyn
Gwendolyn Burden
Mildred Carter
Laura Chanler
Grace Chapin
Ethel Cowdin
Ethel Cryder
Elisabeth Cutting
Janet Dana
Edith Deacon
Ethel de Koven
Frances Dickey
Margaret Dix
Beatrice Bond
Lucy Dodge
Sybil Douglas
Caroline Drayton
Trigiana Farr
Janet
Julia Fish
Angelica
Mabel Gerry
Mary
Cornelia Harriman
Margaret Harris
Frances Hadden
Elizabeth Howland
Nathalie Howland
Julia Hoyt
Gretchen Hoyt
Louise Iselin
Lydia Jones
Sadie Jones
Dorothy Kane
Antonella Kane
Dorothea Kane
Ethel Kingsland
Dorothy
Gladys
Ina Kissel
Nathalie
Louise Knowlton
Frances Livingston
Martha
Caroline McCook
Evelyn Marshall
Beatrice Mills
Edith Starr Miller
Muriel Milne
Helen Morizabeth Morgan
Eleanor Mortimer
Maryn
Mary Newbold
Elsie Nicoll
Iane
Lily Lee Page
Sylvia Parsons
Evelyn Parsons
Anita _ Peabody
Gladys Péll
Josephine Pearson
Ethel Post
Jean Reid
Pauline Riggs
Corinne Robinson
Pauline
Anna Robinson
Emily
Ellen Rogers
Christine
Lucy Roosevelt
Gladys Roosevelt
Lorraine
Ethelberta Roosevelt
Irene
Mildred Sherman
Evelyn Smith
Margaret
Katharine Stewart
Yvonne Townsend
Sophie Townsend
Constance Warren
Dorothy Whity
Eleanor
Joan Whitridge
Caroline Wilmerding
Marie
Winthrop
JT. W. Appleton
W. H. Appleton
Grosvenor Atterbury
S. D. Babcock
H. G. Barbey
J. D. R. Baldwin
Ogden M. Bishop
J. Blair
Pitler
JL. Breese, Jr
W.A. Burnham
Div
Wok. Brice
J. W. Burden
Robert, Elliot
Gaspar
Recon
Lathrop Brown
N. Cutting
W. Tk.Cross
Elat B. Cross
E. <. Cowdin
J. de W. Cutting
Alfonso de Navarro
Frederic de Rham
A. E. Gallatin
R. L
T. G. Gerry
E. Gillespie
R. W. Goelet
F. TY. Gould
J. C. Gray, Jr
Cyril Hatch
Gilbert Francklyn
Buell Hollister
McDougall Hawkes
McKim Hollins
Erskine Hewitt
W. W. Hoffman
J. N. Harris
H. F. Hadden, Jr
G. Johnson
de Lancey
Kane Jay
Aymar Johnson
Ogden Aulis, Jr
S. Montant
W. I.neilson
H. C. Pell, Jr
Ogden Mills Reid
Warren Delano
John Sloane
W. B. Stewart, Jr
E. de P. Livingston
Orme Wilson
Thornton Wison
F. D. Weekes
Luncheon for Széchenyi Family Stirs New York Society
Mrs. Vanderbilt hosted a luncheon yesterday for the Széchényi family that toured Niagara Falls in Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s private Wayfarer. Attending were Count and Countess Denes Széchényi, Count Liszlo Széchényi relatives, Count Stefan Széchényi, Count Paul Esterhazy, and Count Stephan Przezdyziecke. A final wedding rehearsal is set for tomorrow with Laszlo and best man Count Anton Sigray in Hungarian Court dress, sword at hip. Hungarian officials will wear court costumes.
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Laszlo
Count Anton Sigray
Ocean Travelers Board Mauretania This Day
The Cunarder Mauretania sailing for Liverpool today carries Baron and Baroness de Grannefried among its passengers. Also aboard are W. W. Alderman Mr and Mrs W R Arbuthnot Mine M Bardac Mr and Mrs F T Bush and Mr and Mrs Walter Yj Butlen.
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de Graffénried
Irma Stern
Mauretania
Berkeley Mostyn
Bermuda
Baron and Baroness de Grannefried
Liverpool
W. W. Alderman
W. R. Arbuthnot
M. Bardac
F. T. Bush
Walter Yj. Butlen
H. Charlesworth
Baron
de Graffenried
George T. Dodd
Maurice J. Dukes
Charles Frohman
Filed Gibson
W. Newilla. Hooker
C. .E. Ingersoll
H. David Ives
L. L. Lorillard
Clarence Moore
Charles H. Paine
Count de Perigny
Chalmers Roberts
Walter A. Sadler
Jacques Seligman
M. A. Smith
Genevieve de M. de St. Pierre
William Turnbull
A. J. van Ostween
W. H. Waldron
Fitz. Hugh Whitehouse
J. R. Williamson
Mediterranean
White Star
Mner Republic
Notable Passengers Sail For the Mediter ranean and Atlantic
A long list of prominent individuals departs on multiple ships. The White Star liner Republic sails for the Mediterranean with many titled passengers and social elites including H Charlesworth and the de Graffenrieds. Other vessels carry travelers to London Jamaica Colon and New York with distinguished names such as Eugene du Pont and J Sinclair Robertson aboard.
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Robert Lenox Banks
Charles M. Barnett
James H. Beal
Joseph C. Bruin
Chasplean
Thomas N. Fairbank
Co. R. Folson
George H. Hess
Frank Hustace
Julius Kayser
Myron
Keith
J. B. Laidlaw
Mountfort Mills
Eugene du Pont
J. Sinclair Robertson
M. E. Sands
M. J. Woodruff
George M. Wright
New York
E. E. Butterfield
Edmund Durent
C. T. Emmet
P. Knowles
C. M. Bart
E. Mickle
J. D. Whelan
C. Woodman
St. Paul’s Church
Fifty-ninth Street
Columbus Avenue
F. C. Merritt
Allen Ainslie
G. A. Morrison
J. W. Redfern
C. Lewis
J. Hutchinson
G. L. Damon
B. Pearce
Vanderbilt Drives Four-In-Hand for London Brightton Coach
Alfred G. Vanderbilt now drives his four horses daily for the Venture public coach to run this spring between London and Brightton. The Newport community is moved by news of Mrs. George W. Collard’s death in Cairo, Egypt, a longtime cottager. Reginald C. Vanderbilt returned to his New York farm to review ongoing improvements and will stay several days. Theodore Gibbs is reported at Miami, Iowa.
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New York Times
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
London
Brightton
George W. Collard
Cairo
Egypt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
New York
Theodore
K. Gibbs
Miami
Philharmonic Society Sings Memorial Concert With Changes
The fifth Philharmonic Society concert featured sudden program changes in memory of Edward MacDowell with Beethoven funeral march and Strauss Death and Transfiguration. Dvorak From the New World opened the program as Safonoff delivered a powerful, dramatic reading. Pianist Katharine Goodson performed Grieg's Piano Concerto with praise and some minor timing issues, while the funeral march honored the deceased and drew quiet applause.
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Philharmonic Society
Beethoven
Rasoumoffsky
Arnold
Edward MacDowell
Rimsky Skorsakoff
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Dvorak
New World
Scfonoff
Pear
Philharmonic
Safonoff
Juve
Katharine Goodson
Grieg
New York
Kneisel Quartet
Reiter
Wagner Tristan und Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera
Last night at the Metropolitan Opera House Gustav Mahler conducted the fourth Tristan und Isolde with Frémstad in fine voice though Knote showed faulty intonation in the duet. Brangaene sung by Mme Homer and Van Rooy as Kurwenal. At the Manhattan Mine Tetrazzini in Lucia drew a large audience with Zenatello Sammarco and Arimondi in the cast, Campanini conducting.
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Wagner
Gustav Mahler
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Frémstad
Mr. Knote
Mme. Homer
Brangaene
Mr. van Rooy
Manhattan Mine
Tetrazzini
Lucia
Messrs
Zenatello Sammarco
Arimondi
Brady Yearns For The Stage Again
William A Brady hints at returning to acting after a two year gap in New York. He recalls past roles in The Turtle and The Cotton King and mentions performing with Grace George on tour. Brady seeks a fresh character part as a comedian and invites manuscript submissions.
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William A. Brady
New York Theatre
Mr. Brady
Grace George
Frank Worthing
New York
California Stock Company
Modjeska
Svengali
Trilby
JALOUSE SEEN AT CARNEGIE LYCEUM PERFORMANCE
The Cercle Dramatique Francais de New York presented Jalouse a comedy by Bisson and Leclercq at the Carnegie Lyceum. M Perrin portrayed Lucien the young husband while Mme Caze played Germaine the jealous wife. The aged couple and other cast included M Wildenstein Mme Days and Mme Piatkowska the captivating Spanish widow adding to the plot.
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Carnegie, Lyceum
Cercle Dramatique Francais de New York
Bisson
Leclercq
Jalouse
Paradise of Mahomet Debuts in Philadelphia Stage
At Lyric Theatre a matinée presented The Paradise of Mahomet comic opera by Planquette for the first American production under Shubert auspices. Lead roles were Jefferson de Angelis and Blanche Ring with Maude Raymond Queenie Vassar Frank Doane Joseph Herbert Jr and Andrew Bogart in the Gay White Way cast in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Lyric Theatre
Planquette
Normandy
America
The
Shuberts
Jefferson de Angelis
Blanche Ring
Maude Raymond
Queenie Vassar
Frank Doane
Joseph Herbert, Jr
Andrew Bogart
Gay White Way” Company
Playwright Augustus Thomas Dined at Hotel Astor with Friars
Augustus Thomas hosted by the Friars at the Hotel Astor with a 300 strong gathering. Leslie Harris performed songs between courses. Speeches delivered by Mr. Thomas Eugene Presley Senator W. J. Stone Ervin Wardman John Sherman Crosby John Mason and Lawrence DOrsay. The Friar Song performed by a quartet under Victor Herpert conducting with Manuel Klein as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
Hotel Astor
Leslie Harris
Mr. Thomas
Eugene Presprey
W. J. Stone
Ervin Wardman
John Sherman Crosby
John Mason
Lawrence D'Orsay
Victor Herpert
Manuel Klein
The Morals of Marcus author hired for Marie Doro play
The Morals of Marcus writer J Locke is commissioned by Charles Frohman to write the next play for Marie Doro after her Criterion Theatre appearance. The Circle Production Company is incorporated in Albany to run the New Circle Theatre as Gus Edwards's Music Hall with a $9 capital. Directors include Lawrence Mulligan Gustave Edwards and Alfred Beekman.
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J. Locke
Marcus
Marie Doro
Criterion Theatre
Charles Frohman
New Circle Theatre
Gus Edwards
Music Hall
Albany
Circle Production Company
Lawrence Mulligan
Gustave Edwards
Alfred Beekman
MacDowell Funeral Today At St George’s Church
Funeral services for composer Edward Alexander MacDowell will be held at St George’s Episcopal Church Stuyvesant Square West at 10 this morning. Burial follows in Peterborough New Hampshire where he summered and held interests. Pallbearers include Seth Low Richard Watson Gilder Horatio Parker and many notables. The Rev Hugh Birckhead will officiate with music directed by W H Hamiston. Mrs MacDowell received many condolence messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Alexander MacDowell
St. George's Episcopal Church
Stuyvesant Square West
Peterborough
N. H
Mac- Dowell
Seth Low
Richard Watson Gilder
Horatio Parker
Wassily Safonoff
E. €. Benedict
Mac- Dowell Fund
Daniel C. French
Howard Mansfield
MacDowell Club
Robert Underwood Johnson
J. W. Alexander
Allan Robinson
Henry T. Finch
Lawrence Gilman
Walter Cook
Henry Rutgers Marshall
William Loomis
Eugene Heffly
L. L. Danforth
Coleman Cutler
Philip Schmidt
Boston
MacDowell
August Lewis
James Huneker
William Steinway
Hugh Birckhead
St. George's
W. H. Hamiston
Violinist Auguste Wilhelm Dies in London
Noted violinist and concert master Auguste Wilhelm died in London today after a life as a leading performer and recording artist. The death marks the end of a distinguished career that valued orchestral leadership and concert performances.
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Auguste Wilhelms
London
Auguste Wilhelm
Auguste Wilhelmi Violinist Aims Global Fame
Auguste Wilhelmi born September 21 1845 at Usingen Nassau showed early talent becoming a public Seer at age nine. He studied in Leipzig under Ossavd and led violinists at Wagner concerts in London 1877. His first American tour that year featured Bach and Paganini as favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste Wilhelmi
Usingen
Nassau
Leipieee
0Ssavid
Wilhelmi
Wagner
London
Wilhe
Bach
Paganini
Death of Leopold Wallach in New York
Leopold Wallach senior partner at Wallach and Cook died at his home at 10 East Eightieth Street after a brief illness. Born November 6 1853 in Hartford Connecticut he studied law under Dwight and at Columbia before joining his brother in law Vanderbilt’s circle. The obituary notes connections to the Yznaga family and distant ties to aristocratic figures through marriage and society.
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Leopold Wallach
Wallach
Wallach Dies at 64 Noted Lawyer and Banker
Prominent New York lawyer and railroad specialist Mr. Wallach died leaving a legacy of high character and vast legal practice. He advised major rail firms and Cuba interests, served as counsel to The New York Times since 1806, and helped reorganize Knickerbocker Trust Company before its closure. Survived by Therese Lichtenstadter and four children. funeral at 10 East Eightieth Street.
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Harvard University
New York
United States
Memphis &Charleston Railroad
Terre Haute & Peoria
Central Railroad of Georgia
Green Bay & Winona
Wabash Railway
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Ohio Southern Railroad
Detroit Southern Railroad
Southern Railway
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railroad
Georgia Southern & Florida Railroad
Atlantic & Danville Railroad
Cuba
San Francisco
Cal
Wallach
New York Times
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Europe
The
Coal and Iron Bank
Mount Vernon Trust Company
Therese Lichtenstadter
Max Morgenthau, Jr
Democratic
Harmonie
Manhattan
Lawyers
Criterion
Century Country Clubs
Freundschaft Society
New York Law Institute
Metropolitan Museum of Art
True Craftsman’s Lodge
A. MM
Fast Eightieth Street
Mrs Ellen Yznaga del Valle Dead in Natchez
Mrs Ellen Yznaga del Valle mother of the Dowager Duchess of Manchester and of Lady John Lister Pepys Kaye died in Natchez at about 75 from pneumonia. She was linked to the Yznaga del Valle family with ties to Cuba Louisiana and New York. Her son Fernando later built a substantial fortune and married Virginia Smith sister of Mrs Vanderbil t Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Fernando Yznaga
William Tiffany
Yznaga
Mabel Wright
Bela Zichy
Yznagu
Nautlea
Emily
Mandeville
Prince of Wales
Nautica
Joan Lister Pepys Kaye
Consuelo
Helen Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Znaga
Duchess of Manchester
New York Times
Natchez
Miss
Ellen Yznaga del Valle
John Lister Pepys Kaye
Ellen Yznaga
Duke of Manchester
Antonio Yznaga
Lake Concordia
Louisiana
Cuba
Yznaga del Valle
New York
Grace Church
Alfred W Dennett dies at 72 in Stockton Cal
Obituary notes Alfred W. Dennett age 72 died in Stockton California. He built a restaurant chain from Boston to California starting in 1883 and later invested in ventures that failed. After a period in an asylum he lived in retirement until his death.
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Alfred W. Dennett
Stockton
Cal
Dennett
Boston
New York
California
Mr. Dennett
Whittemore Cook, Adams descendant, dies in Fishkill
Louisa De Windt Whittemore Cook, great granddaughter of John Adams, died in her seventy sixth year at her Fishkill New York home yesterday. She was the daughter of Peter De Windt and Caroline Amelia Smith of Fishkill and married art writer Clarence Chatham Cook in 1853. Funeral services will be held at Fishkill on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa de Windt Whittemore Cook
John Adams
United States
Fishkill
N. Y
Peter de Windt
Caroline Amelia Smith
Clarence Chatham Cook
Counsel Samuel Hamill Dies After Court Shootings
Samuel R. Hamill of Terre Haute Indiana, one of John R. Walsh's counsel in the banker case, died in Chicago today from pneumonia contracted after Beatrice Metcalf fired several shots as he left the courtroom.
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Chicago
Samuel R. Hamill
Terre Haute
Ind
John R. Walsh
Beatrice Metcalf
Marriage Notices Read in Brief
On January 22 Ethel Tse belle Carman married Frank Bowman. On January 21 Elizabeth E Campen wed William S Brown. On January 21 Mrs Russell Knight joined Eleorado Earls. On January 23 Sarah Baker Stivers became Howard Allen Peck's wife. On January 22 Carrie A Rawson married Charles C Pickford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman—Carman
Ethel Tsebelle Carman
Frank Bowman
Brown—Campen
Elizabeth E. Campen
William S. Brown
Earls—Knight
Mrs. Russell KnIght
Eleorado Earls
Peck—Stive
Sarah Baker Stivers
Howard Allen Peck
Pickford—Rawson
Carrie A. Rawson
Charles C. Pickford
Funeral notices from New York area residents
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated January 1908 lists names such as George C. Appell Andrew T. Campbell Jr Martha T. Fiske Gilbert P. Cotton Mary Read Heddock Emerson Foote Harriet Elinor Johnston Morris Ketchum Jesup and others with details of their death locations in Pasadena Montclair Cairo Fishkill New York and New Jersey and funeral arrangements or notices for services at churches parishes and cemeteries across multiple cities.
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West 107Th St
Emerson
Margaret Allen Foote
All Souls
Eritariim
Hayden
James T. Hayden
Lilia Hayden
James R. Doudge
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Av
New Orleans
JESUP
Morris
Ketchum
Prick Presbyterian Church
27Th St
St. Av
Oak Bluffs
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Macdowell
Westminster Hotel
New York
Edward MacDoweLl
St. George’s Church
Stuyverant Square
Peterborough
N. H
Mason
Liberty
N. J
Joel Stuart Mason
Joel W
Mary E. Mason
1Ifth Avenue Baptisl Church
No. & West 46Th St
Peilly
Passaic
Francis Xavier Reilly
Elizabeth Wallace
Solem
At. Nicholas Church
Calvary
Sheldon
Benjamin Franklin Sheldon
Jean Sheldon
Kelley
Kuhlman
Piies Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stoutenbpurgh
Kensico
N. Y
William Stratford
Achenheim
West
Bessie
Leonor Wachenheim
Aity
Broad S T
Tecun
Margaret
Washington
D. C
Llach
Leopold Wallach
Feresa Wallach
Watson
Hamill Missing From Party After Several Days
Fragmentary text notes Mr Hamill had been it for several days in a report, with limited context about his whereabouts or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hamill
Multiple Notable Deaths Across Cities in Fading Obituary Form
Obituaries list numerous deaths including ex mayor John Park Lang of Ithaca 74. Joseph P Squire of Newark 7. Edward Butler Bridgeport editorialist. Frank Bossert Montclair 47 organizer of fire dept. Taafe of Newark Board of Education. Winsor P Prench Saratoga attorney. James Mugler New Brunswick seaman. Henry W Hyde Pittsburg industrialist. Louis T Wiss Newark auto club VP. John Dove Wilson Aberdeen professor emeritus. William Lambert Borden Shrewsbury contractor. James Hayden Whitney Bank executive. Baron Victor Rosen St Petersburg rector. Emerson Foote metal broker. Bernard McCaffrey Frton Grain president. William Chambers lumber merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Park Lang
Ithaca
N. Y
Joseph P. Squire
Newark
N. J
Springfield
Edward Butler
Bridgeport Farmer
Bridgeport
Conn
Diel
Bridgeport Hospital
Frank Bossert
Mission Place
Montclair
Boxssert
John M. Taafe
James Taafe
Newark, N. J3
Board of Education
Winsor P. Prench
Saratoga
Yale University
James Mugler
New Brunswick
Satters
Kearny
U. S
Patapsco
Charleston
Henry W. Hyde
Pinehurst
N. C
Louis T. Wiss
New Jersey Automobile Club
Mr. Wiss
John Dove Wilson
Aberdeen University
San Remo
Italy
Prof. Wilson
Scotland
Storrs
William Lambert Borden
Shrewsbury
N.J
James T. Hayden
Whitney Bank
New Orleans
New York
Paris
Baron Victor Rosen
Roman R. Rosen
Russia
United States
St. Petersburg
University of
Broadway
West 107Th Street
Mr. Foote
Mass
Union League
New York Yacht Mules
Chamber of Commerce
Frnton Grain’ and Milling Company
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Ireland
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Society
Brooklyn Club
Obituary notices list numerous deaths and funeral plans
A crowded obituary column lists names and ages with death dates across New York and New Jersey. Entries include William A Casey, Margaret Fay, Thomas Flanagan, Horton Gibson, Mary J Hayes, Otto Hohmann, Maria Jackson, Owen Keefe, Gerald McCaffrey, Nellie McNulty, Ambrose Pendleton, Nellie Powers, Mary Reilly, John Rhatigan, Elizabeth Schaefer, Gottfried Steinbricker, Thomas Walsh, Adela Wardwell, and others with funeral or memorial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Jeanette Filck
Fretz
Cedar Grove
N.J
Harold Norman Fretz
Fast Sth St
John
Bushwick Av
Brooklyn
Horton Gibson
Fhayes
Sackson
Southold
N. Y
Maria Jackson
Kappre
West Ssth St
William Kappre
Karner
Fast Orange
Amelia C. Karner
Newark
Eden Keane
Overing St
Westchester
Owen Keefe
Kennelly
Harrison Av
Harrison
Patrick Kennelly
West 4Th St
Kenneth Lee
McCaffrey
Pacific St
Gernerd McCaffrey
McKittrick
Broad St
N. J
James G. Monick
McNeile
Hull St
John E. M. McNeill
McNulty
Sth
Nellie McNulty
Marshall
West Hoboken
James William Bernhard Marshall
Moran
East 127Th St
Josephine
Murphy
Jackson St
Thames Murphy
Murray
West 43Th St
James Murray
Munly
Bloomfield
Johanna Mubhly
Nolen
St. John’s Place
Sadie BE. Nolen
Pendleton
Corinth
Ambrose W. Pendleton
Powers
Bainbridge St
Nellie C. Powers
Reilly
Kearny Av
Kearny
N.od
Mary D. Reilly
Rhatigan
Jem
John Rhatigan
Rogers
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas Rogers
Schaefer
17Th St
Elizabeth W Schaefer
Sherriffs
South 24
Jane Sherriffs
Sisco
Webster St
Marietta
Steinbricker
Irvington
Gottfried Steinbricker
Uluman
Louden Ial
Joseph F. Dilman
Vickery
City Island
Jane Vickery
M. Walsh
Bergen St
Thomas Walsh
Walter
Bloomfield St
Havoken
Henrietta Walter
Wardwele
West 21Th St
Adela Wardwell
Weber
Bremen St. Newark
N.jl
John E. Weber
Senaeanaaen
Robins Place
Yonkers
Masses Held Across Parishes Today for Deceased
A memorial Mass for Joseph Blangey at St Ignatius's Church at 7 AM. Mass for James J. Colwell at Nativity Church at 9 AM. Mass for Mrs William W. Leary at Church of St Paul the Apostle today. Mass for Mary Whalen at St Antoninus's Church in Newark today.
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White House
President
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Alamo
San Antonio
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
St. Louis Union Station
Mexico
Wm. E. Hoyt
Drexel
Mary Paul
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Szechenyi Family
Szechenyis
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Niagara Falls
Social Notes
David Dows, Jr
Sherry
Flora Isaacs Herzig
Central Park West
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