A Waltz Dream Wins Applause at Broadway Theatre
The operetta A Waltz Dream at Broadway Theatre drew strong praise as the curtain fell on the second act with a riot of enthusiasm. Edward Johnson impressed as Lieut Niki, while Charles A Bigelow and Joseph Herbert led a lavish staging with elaborate settings and a Continental beer garden scene.
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Felix Doermann
Leopold Jacobson
Oscar Straus
Joseph W. Herbert
Joachim XIII
Charles A. Bigelow
Helene
Magda Dahl
Prince Lothar
Niki
Howard Johnson Eeess
Harry Fairleigh Frintiericke
Seevesese
Mayme Kelso Wendelin
Seese
Bruce Smith
Ei Nay Steingruber
Sophie Brandt Oh
Joseph ‘Carey Eeseeesses
Broadway Theatre
Charles Bigelow
Joseph Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Vienna
Herbert
Hele
Filausenthurn
Ladies’ Orchestra
Johnson
Edward Johnson
Newark
Gagda Dahl
Mayme Kelso
Diuenna
Sophie Brandt
Josie Sadler
Fifi
Alse Joseph Herbert
Genee to Return Next Year for Extended U.S. Run
Adeline Genee the dancer from the London Empire debuts in Florenz Ziegfeld's The Soul Kiss in New York tonight. Contracts indicate she will return to America next year for a longer engagement, though she may visit London briefly this spring and summer. She will not return to the Empire. management reportedly seeks a two year contract she has declined.
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Adeline Genee
London Empire
New York
New York Theatre
Florenz Ziegfeld
America
Mlle. Genee
London
Empire
Music Hall
England
Schumann-Heink Sings Il Trovatore at Metropolitan
Mme Schumann-Heink repeats Il Trovatore at the Manhattan Opera House in the Azucena role. She impresses with dramatic force and polyglot delivery, joining Hammerstein’s company. Zenatello Manrico Sammarco Conte di Luna Campanini conducts as the chorus and orchestra deliver robust, sometimes loud, accompaniment.
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Verdi
Manhattan Opera House
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Azucena
Mr. Hammerstein
New York
Zenatello
Manrico
Conte di Luna
Sammarco
Mme. Russ
Leonora
Campanini
Mozart Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera House
The second performance under Mr Mahler’s direction drew a large audience last evening. The cast remained the same as last week with Mmes Eames Gadski Sembrich and Messrs Scotti Chaliapine and Bonca. The performance was much applauded.
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Mozart
Ring operas in English at Covent Garden
London January 27 The first English production of Wagner's Ring began at Covent Garden with Das Rheingold conducted by Dr. Hans Richter. American singer Mr Whitehall sang Wotan, with a multinational cast. The remaining operas Die Walkure Siegfried and Gotterdammerung will follow during the week and next week.
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London
Covent Garden
Hans Richter
Whitehall
Wotan
Siegfried
Miss Bates Debuts The Girl of the Golden West at Academy
Blanche Bates opened her fourth New York engagement at the Academy of Music in The Girl of the Golden West. She declined to discuss any plans to quit or to continue under David Belasco and said her next year’s plan would be settled soon with a formal announcement to follow.
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Blanche Bates
New York
Academy of Music
Miss Bates
Towfs
David Belasco
Hackett Returns From Canada Amid Theater Buzz
James K. Hackett came back to New York from a hunting trip in Canada and said he has no fixed plans yet. He notes Mrs. Hackett is touring successfully, The Girl Behind the Counter is thriving, and John Glayde’s Honor may be revived when the time is right. The House of a Thousand Candies has begun a road tour.
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James K. Hackett
Canada
John Glayde
Daly’s
New York
Mr. Hackett
Holland In New Role Joins Farce "Bluff" in Washington
Joseph Holland, famed actor long retired since a five year benefit, signs with Wagen hals Kemper to stage Leo Dietrichstein's farce Bluff. The production opens in Washington soon and likely reaches New York by season's end. Holland is best known for lighter stage work.
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Joseph Holland
Hus
Holland
Wagenhals & Kemper
Leo Ditrichstein
Washington
New York
Hghter
Sunday Theatricals Aimed at Educational and Charitable Events
Albany reports Senator McCarren proposes amending the Penal Code to allow Sunday theatrical entertainments for educational or charitable purposes and permit Sunday concerts from 2 PM to midnight. Separate bills seek to lift city speed limits to 12 mph and curb dancing halls in tenement districts under new licensing controls.
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New York Times
Albany
McCarren
McCall
Graubard
New York
New York City
Adeline Genee to Debut in The Soul Kiss at New York Theatre
Adeline Genee makes her New York debut tonight in Mr Ziegfelds new production The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre. Max Bernsteins The Wedding of Hertha premieres tonight at the German Theatre with the same cast and venue notes.
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Adeline Genee
New York
Mr. Ziegfeld
Max Bernstein
Hertha
Julia Sanderson
Dairymaids
Harvard University
The
Lambs Club
Tom Wise
Will West
Miss Hook
Holland
Criterion Theatre
Weber's Theatre
Hugo Frey
Dundreary's Charm and Genial Humor At Lyric Theatre
E H Sothern reprised Lord Dundreary in Our American Cousin at the Lyric Theatre. The review notes his dry droll style and humane humor, arguing the role rests on Dundreary's humanity rather than costume or wordplay. The piece frames a humorous monologue built on Tom Taylor's earlier lumbering comedy.
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Tom Taylor
Lord Dundreary
E. H. Sothern
Asa Trenchard
Adolph Lestina
Edward Trenchard
William Harris
Vernon
Dy Kelly
de Boots
Edward H. Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Sothern
Dundreary
Sam
Mr. Sothern
Daly Stars In New Play My Mamie Rose At Poli's
Arnold Daly appeared for the first time in the new play My Mamie Rose by Owen Kildare and Walter Hackett at Poli's Theatre Waterbury tonight.
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New-York Times
Waterbury
Conn
Poli’s
Arnold Daly
Mamie Rose
Owen Kildare
Walter Hackett
Bishop Paddock Leaves to Become Eastern Oregon Bishop
The Rev Robert Lewis Paddock longtime pastor of the Church of the Holy Apostles on Twenty eighth Street and Ninth Avenue departs this week to assume the bishopric of Eastern Oregon. A farewell dinner was held in his honor by the Lower West Side Pastors Association at the Chelsea Hotel on West Twenty third Street.
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Robert Lewis Paddock
Church of the Hdly Apostles
Twenty-eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Eastern
Oregon
Lower West Side
Pastors’ Association
Chelsea Hotel
West Twenty-third Street
Consumers' League annual meeting in New York City
The New York City Consumers' League annual meeting is set for today at the Stuyvesant Theatre on West Forty-fourth Street. Speakers include Miss Tarbell Miss O'Reilly Prof Zeublin and Miss Beatrice Herford with Mrs Frederick Nathan serving as president.
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Consumers’ League
New York City
Frederick Nathan
Stuyvesant Theatre
West Forty-fourth Street
Tarbell
O’reilly
Zeublin
Beatrice Herford
Ex Senator Wilson Under the Knife in Baltimore
Ex Senator John L. Wilson of Seattle underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The procedure was pronounced successful and his convalescence is expected to be rapid.
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Baltimore
John L. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Katarina Suse Weds Alexander V Blake at 745 Madison
Miss Katarina G Suse daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Suse marries Alexander V Blake at the bride’s parents home 745 Madison Avenue. Rev Eugene A Wilson officiates. Attendants include Elisabeth Ewing Rosalie Gardiner Jones H Van Cortlandt Fish and Frank D Potter as best man with ushers Edward Reeves Martin Watts Alfred Meacham Lawrence Stone William Langley and H Van Cortlandt Fish.
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Katarina G. Suse
Frederick Suse
Alexander V. Blake
Madison Avenue
Eugene A. Wilson
Miss Suse
Elisabeth Ewing
Rosalie Gardiner Jones
H. van Cortlandt Fish
Frank D. Potter
Edward D. Reeves
Martin S. Watts
Alfred B. Meacham
Lawrence Stone
William C. Langley
Engagement of Miss Bertha Benedict Announced
The engagement of Miss Bertha Benedict daughter of Seelye Benedict and William Armstrong is announced with plans for their forthcoming marriage.
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Bertha Benedict
Seelye Benedict
William Armstrong
Villa Maria Alumnae Dance Planned in February Montreal
The New York Alumnae of Villa Maria Convent in Montreal organize a dance for February. The association previously held a musicale in the palm room of the Hotel St. Andrew on West Seventy-second Street.
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New York
Villa Maria Convent
Montreal
Association
Hotel St. Andrew
West Seventy-second Street
Social Figures Share Evening Plans in New York
Mrs Payne Whitney hosts a musicale at 972 Fifth Avenue for the New Amsterdam Club cotillions at Delmonico s. Mrs Charles A Peabody plans a dinner and theatre party for Miss Lucy Brown. Mrs Charles B Alexander held a reception at 4 West Fifty Eighth Street for Baroness Von Hengelmuller. Gordon Coogan and Dorothea Potter sail for Europe on the Adriatic tomorrow, visiting Paris for two months. Barons Hengelmuller Hye Ambrozy Bornemissa and others at the St Regis. Consumers League holds annual meeting at the Stuyvesant Theatre with remarks by Mrs Nathan Miss Tarbell and Mrs Beatrice Herford reciting. Mrs Clarence Mackay has a box.
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Payne Whitney
Fifth Avenues
New Amsterdam
Delmonico’s
Charles A. Peabody
Lucy Brown
Charles A. Brown
Charles B. Alexander
Hague
West Fifty-eighth Street
Baroness von Hengelmuller
Gordon Coogan
Dorothea Potter
Europe
Adriatic
Consumers’ League
Stuyvesant Theatre
Frederick Nathan
Miss Tarbell
Beatrice Herford
Clarence Mackay
Vanderbilt family ships for Europe voyage this winter
Newport reports Reginald Vanderbilt and Mrs Vanderbilt sending two autos to Europe and planning a Thursday sailing to stay through spring. Miss Brownell of Providence visits Miss Martha Sanders as Col Reginald Norman and Bradford Norman sail for Europe with Dr Harry Knapp to Rome to meet Norman's mother Mrs George Norman. Freda Paine sails for Europe to stay through spring. Alfred Vanderbilt plans London auction of most coaching horses after the season, sending them over next month.
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New York Times
Newport
Reginald Vanderbilt
Europe
Brownell
Providence
Martha Sanders
Reginald. Norman
Bradford Norman
Harry Knapp
Col. Norman
George H. Norman
Rome
Freda Paine
Campbell
Washington Society Hosts Officials At Diplomatic Dinners
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root joined Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches for dinner with many government leaders including the Navy and Commerce secretaries, the Treasury assistant, and notable guests. The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks also attended a dinner hosted by ex-Representative Stoley. Additional entertainments featured a dance by the Mexican Chargé d'Affaires and Mme Godoy, and society figures such as Mrs. Nicholas Fish hosted fourteen guests. Lady Alan Johnstone will spend the season with her PINCHOT-hosted family after arriving from Europe.
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Washington Society
New York Times
Washington
Root
Mayor Des Planches
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Wilson
Fairbanks
Stoley
Pennsylvania
Justice
Brewer
Elkins
Dalzell
Mexico
Mme. Godoy
Sixteenth Street
Nicholas Fish
N Street
Alan ‘Johnstone
Denmark
Europe
James W. Pinchot
Father and Baby Burned in Carmine Bernardone flat
A fire yesterday at 163 Mulberry Street Carmine Bernardone and his 17 month old son Tony died from burns. Francisco Bernardone suspects Carmine started the blaze to kill himself and child after an earlier assault arrest. The fire remained in the flat.
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Mulberry
Carmine
Bemardone
Tony
Francisco Bernardone
Acritelli
Bernardone
Burglars use rope ladder to raid West 150th Street home
Two men gained entry to a second floor bedroom at 550 West 150th Street by a rope ladder from the roof. They awakened an invalid tenant’s daughter Miss Miles and fled with a few trinkets after threatening to shoot. Police note a rope ladder tied to the roof and cite recent robberies in the same district.
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West 150Th Street
Miss Miles
Moses Cortright
Franklin B Lord Dies A Noted NYC Lawyer At 58 Park Ave
Franklin Butler Lord a longtime senior partner of Lord Day Lord died at his home after a brief heart illness. He was 58 and held offices with Barnard College Queens County Water Cuba Railroad Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust and Mortgage Bond Co. He served on many boards and clubs and had a notable 1905 suit against Equitable Society regarding mutualization.
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Franklin Butler Lord
Wall Street
Park Avenue
Mr. Lord
Daniel D. Lord
Columbia University
Lord, Day & Lord
Lord
Barnard College
Society For the Relief of Half
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Botanical Garden
Queens County Water Company
Cuba Railroad Company
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
Mortgage Bond Company
Century Association
The
Bar Association
University
Grolier, Riding, Jhe Downtown
Rockaway Hunters
Equitable Assurance Society
Franklin B. Lord
St. Thomas's Church
Frederick
Wait
Death of Frank R. O'Neil in St Louis
Frank R. O'Neil, vice president of Pulitzer Publishing and assistant manager of the Post-Dispatch, died today of pneumonia at his home in St Louis. Born April 24, 1851 in Belleville Illinois, he began newspaper work in 1870 and worked in several Western towns before rising as legislative correspondent in Springfield for The St Louis Republican and later as editor at The Post-Dispatch. He helped locate J K Murrel, a fugitive House of Delegates member, in Mexico and led to his return. Murrel then confessed to doodling transactions in the municipal body.
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ST. Louis
Frank R. O'Neil
Pulitzer Publishing Company
The
Post-Dispatch
Belleville
Ill
Springfield
St. Louis, Republican
O’neil
J. K. Murrel
House of Delegates
Mexico
Murrel
Mary Frances Pelisley Dies at 83 in Sioux City
Mrs Mary Frances Pelisley aged 83 dies at her daughter’s home in Sioux City Iowa. Her family long prominent in eastern Iowa and central Illinois. As Miss Mary Sullivan of Quincy Illinois she reportedly declined Abraham Lincoln when he courted her in Quincy during Lincolns 1840s visit.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Mary Frances Pelisley
Illinois
Mary Sullivan
Quincy
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Incoln
Rushvill
Foster of Foster & Foster Dies of Typhoid Fever
Reuben Caril Foster junior member of Foster & Foster and son of Reuben Foster, president and GM of Chesapeake Steamship, died of typhoid fever in Baltimore. He married five years ago the daughter of Lucius Tuttle of Boston. He is survived by his wife, father, mother, and three brothers.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Reuben Caril Foster
Foster & Foster
Reuben Foster
Chesapeake Steamship Company
Foster
Lucius Tuttle
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Death of Lott Van De Water Former Hempstead Editor
Lott Van De Water died at his Hempstead Long Island home after a long illness at age 75. A former proprietor and editor of the Hempstead Sentinel, he spent the last twenty five years in southern California due to ill health. He leaves a widow Caroline A. Van De Water and four children Mrs Pierre M. Brown Mrs Charles Brooks J W W H Van De Water and Lott Van De Water.
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Lott van de Water
Hempstead
L. I
Foreman Joshua R Wells Dies After Long Illness
Joshua R Wells longtime foreman of The New York Times composing room died at his Brooklyn home 241 Quincy Street after a long illness. He served The Times from about 1865 to 1883 and later worked for other New York peers. He belonged to De Witt Clinton Council of the Royal Arcanum and to se Lodge No 490 F and A M. His funeral will be held at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Joshua R. Wells
NEW York Times
Quincy Street
Brooklyn
Wells
The
Times
New York
de Witt Clinton
Royal Arcanum
Se Lodge
Death of Professor John Alexis Edgren in Oakland
Prof John Alexis Edgren a longtime resident and renowned scholar died in Oakland California after a long illness. He was influential in religious writings in multiple languages and published worldwide. He leaves a widow three daughters in California and two sons in this city.
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John Alexis Edgren
Oakland
Cal
Edgren
California
Notable Obituaries From Across New Jersey and Nearby States
Obituaries report the deaths of David R. Morse 88 in Buffalo George E. Buell 75 of Franklin New Hampshire Paul Koeck 78 of Orange New Jersey Shepard Rowland 62 of Montclair New Jersey Samuel Loebl 47 Newark New Jersey Major Charles Moyer 64 South Orange New Jersey John C G Huinger Keokuk Iowa noted inventor and former telephone promoter The notices list survivors and brief career notes for each individual.
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Erie County Savings Bank
Buffalo
George E. Buell
Franklin, N.H
Paul Koeck
Orange
N. J
Valley Street
Shepard Rowland
New York City
Montclair N.J
Samuel Loebl
Gee
Hahne & Co
Newark
N J
Charles Moyer
Sherman
South Orange
Major Moyer
New Jersey
Keokuk
Minneapolis
Bohling
Norman Av
Greenpoint
Christian Bohling
Browne
East 108Th St
Michael Browne
Bletell
15Th
Marziret Buetell
Burling
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Samuel Burling
Burke
East 15Th St
Ellen Burke
M. Callahan
N. Y
Jane H. Chapman
Cochrane
Richmond Hill
Lb. 1
Frank Cochrane
Egan
West 52A
Francis Egan
Everett
Garside St
N. Je
Delphina Everett
Ferris
Yonkers
Emmet Ferris
Fuchs
Summit Av
Isoboken
Guillermin Fuchs
Fagan
East 11Th &J
Bernard J. Fagan
P. M. Farwell
Mary Farwell
Gatslick
Troy
Rebecca Gatslick
Gonzales
Grand Av
Antonio Gonzales
Greenwood
St. Mark's Av
Samuel Greenwood
Herrmann
East“13th St
Margaret Jones
Kann
Leonta
Lucie E. Kann
A. M. Kelly
Washington Av
Bronx
Susan H. Kelly
Kennedy
Hudson ,&J
Thomas Kennedy
Kenny
Monroe St
George P. Kenny
King
West 98Th St
Patrick King
I P. M. Lehanfe
Ist
Jersey City
Mary Lehane
Meeker
Irvington
Jennife A. Meeker
Murr
Atlantic Av
C. H. Murr
Murray
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mary Murray
Park
Hannah Rosenstock
Ryan
Greenwich
Dennis Ryan
M. Schenck
Montclair
N.J
Elea
Snor C. Schenck
Simmons
Dean St
Rachel C. Simmons
Sofield
West 24Th St
Elizabeth Sofield
M. Smith
East Orange
I. Frank Smith
Steinbricker
Gottfried Steinbricker
Stephan
10Th Av
Margaret K. Stephan
Btraub
Amsterdam Av
Nicholas Straub
Sullivan
Eckford St
Ellen Sullivan
Thom
Webster Av
Anna Thom
M. Tirrell
Jefferson Av
Sarah A. Tirrell
Totten
Somerville
Phoebe L
James D. Totten
New York
Walter
Amsterdam
Joseph T. Walter
MM. Weill
West 97Th St
Susman Weill
Whalen
Morris
Cornelia L. Whalen Wickenheiser
East 8Th St
Charles F. Wickenheiser
John F Douthitt Company Fails in Bankruptcy Filing
A bankruptcy petition was filed against the John F. Douthitt Company art dealer at 2 West Twenty-ninth Street by creditors and employees for money owed. Judge Holt appointed Henry Co. Carrel as receiver. assets listed at 7,500 with numerous consigned goods. Douthitt, founder and president, had interests in theaters hotels and mines and faced prior losses.
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John F. Douthitt
West Twenty-ninth Street
Douthitt
Gilsey
Broadway Otel Company
Lewis G. Tewksbury
Holt
United States District Court
Henry Co. Carrel
Car Plunges Off Embankment Injuring Fifteen Near Salem
An interurban car on the Youngstown & Ohio Electric Railway left the tracks three miles east of Salem during the afternoon. Fifteen passengers suffered injuries, none fatally, as the vehicle struck a trolley pole and tore the vestibule off. Motorman Eugene Muggy of Leitonia was badly hurt but expected to recover. The train slid to the embankment and into four feet of water. farmers rescued passengers through windows after it stopped submerged. The crash was caused by a defective component.
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Salem
Ohio
Youngstown & Ohio Electric Railway
Here
Eugene Muggy
Leetonia
Blake Suse wedding ties Blake and Suse couples
Marriages listed include Katarina Elise Suse and Alexander Vietts Blake at 745 Madison Ave with Rev Eugene A Wilson officiating. Also Laszlo Szechenyi Moore daughter of Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sadie Kettle to Harry Glasgow, and Elsie Schafhaus to Edward Fagan on January dates.
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Ean i — Vanderbilt
New York
Monse Seigneur Lavelle
Count Laszlo Szecheniius Moore
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Glasgow —Kettle
Sadie Kettle
Harry Glasgow
Schafhaus—Fagan
Elsie E. Schafhaus
Edward Fagan
Obituaries from New York area dated January 1908
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents of New York City and nearby towns including Mount Vernon Bronxville Jersey City Montclair and Hempstead with names ages residences and planned services across January 1908. Highlights include George C Appell Emma Henry Edward Hall Cole William Rowland and Franklin Lord with services at churches and private interments and notices from local papers.
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Middletown
Del
Notation of Free Marriage and Death Notices Across Papers
Notice describes insertion of marriage and death notices in multiple morning newspapers without extra charge or telegraphing, listing Cos ten Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public tanger Lens Dispatch Providence Journal Roe Herald St. Louis Republic St. Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard and Washington Foat for applications.
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Costen Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Tanger
Lens Dispatch
Providence Journal
Roe Herald
St. Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Foat
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Murux Gas-Light Company
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
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Roosevelt Meepital
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