Mrs Waldorf Astor to star in Plaza pantomime charity
Mrs Waldorf Astor will debut as a pantomimist in Le Reveillon de Pierrette at the Hotel Plaza on February 26 and 27. The event features about fifteen society women posing as master paintings, with Mrs Charles Dana Gibson possibly among the American girls, and Nahan Franke to conduct the orchestra.
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Pierrette
Mrs. Ast
Astor
Gainsborough
Rubens
Ghirlandaro
Botticelli
Rembrandt
Reynolds
Romney
Nattier
Charles
Dana Gibson
John Jacob Astor
Nora Langhorne
Benjamin Guinness
Reginald Brooks
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Clarence H. Minckay
Edith Deacon
Nahan Franke
Prince Pierre Troubetskoy
Julian Mitchell
Boston
New York
Plaza
Mrs. Astor
Four Cotillions Dance At Delmonico's Amid Glamour
The third cotillion in the series drew about two hundred guests to Delmonico's last night. James Gough Jamison led the occasion with a dance for Miss Emily Semple, as supper followed the general dancing. Favors included fans boas whistles and torches with streamers. Several ladies were recipients of favors and a long list of attendees featured many prominent names. The next dance is slated for February 26 and will be a fancy dress affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonico’s
James Gough Jamison
Emily Semple
Mmes. T. Carrington Semple
Bruno J. Gale
John J. Crawford
Avery T. Lamb
J. van Doren Young
Emily
Ellen Semple
Mildred Moyer
Edith Tyler
Mary Major
Grace Merrill
Florence Beall
Pauline Jones
Rita Stevens
Anna Gale
Mabel Fuller
Mary Lamb
Mildred Bouton
Grace Shaw
Ethel Clayton
Mabel Nelson
Coleman Morgan
H. B. Maiqr
J. R. Co.Armatrong
A. W. Barringer
C. HM. Hodges
Charles Murray
J. P. Sloane
C. Currie
W. V. Mason, Jr
M. J. Clark
Miss Baylis Bride in New York Church Ceremony
Miss Baylis daughter of the late Mr and Mrs A B Baylis married James Edgar Morris son of Mr and Mrs Theodore W Morris at the Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. The couple will reside at Pelham Manor Westchester after a wedding trip.
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Baylis
A. B. Paylis
James Edgar Morris
Theodore W. Morris
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Artur Kb. Kingsolving
Baltimore
Miss Baylis
Abram B. Baylis
Adelaide Baylis
Anna Cuttes
Clara Packard
Theodore Morris, Jr
A. Blaine Robinson
Pittsburg
John W. Converse
Philadelphia
Frederick W
Th Ord
Morristown
N. J
William Baylis, Jr
Frederick P. King
Irvington
McLean Morris
William Baylis
East Sixty-sixth Street
Morris
Pelham Manor
Westchester
Florence McDonald
Phillips Schlessinger nuptials in St. Regis ceremony
Dr Henry H Phillips of Cincinnati and Miss May Schlessinger were married at noon yesterday at the St. Regis with Rev Stephen Wise officiating. The bride wore white satin and lilies of the valley. maid of honor Dorothy Schlessinger wore pink satin with pink roses. Best man was Godfrey J Phillips. A breakfast followed and the couple will reside in Cincinnati.
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Henry H. Phillips
Cincinnati
Philip Phillips
May Schlessinger
Sigmund Schlessinger
St. Regis
Stephen Wise
Dorothy Schlessinger
Godfrey J. Phillips
Mrs. Phillips
Max Roesler and Alice R. Baird Married at City
Max Roesler and Miss Alice R. Baird daughter of Mr and Mrs John O Baird of this city were married at 4 oclock in the afternoon in a ceremony noted in the local society pages.
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Max Roesler
Alice R. Baird
John 8. Baird
Roesler Marriage at St Bartholomews Church
Yesterday afternoon at St Bartholomews Church the Rev Leighton Parks officiated the marriage of the bride and groom. The bride wore a white messaline gown with a tulle veil and white orchids, while Miss Marjorie Stuart Baird attended in pale blue chiffon. Edward Roesler served as best man with several ushers. a small reception followed at 137 West Eighty Fifth Street and the couple plan a wedding tour then residence in Bisbee Arizona.
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St. Bartholomew's Church
Leighton Parks
Marjorie Stuart Baird
Edward Roesler
Walter Roesler
James Merritt
Imlay Benet
de Forest Hicks
Sherwood Coffin
Edward Knox
West Highty-fifth Street
West
Mrs. Roesler
Bisbee
Arizona
Wedding Party to Sail on Hamburg American Ship Amerika
The Hamburg American liner Amerika will sail to Hamburg today with a notable list of passengers including Count Széchényi and family, Vanderbilts, and other dignitaries. Also onboard are George B. Adams and Chauncey W. Pencyer among many others. La Touraine sails for Havre with Mr and Mrs Charles J Barnes and several other travelers.
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Mner Amerika
Hamburg
Stephan Széchényi
Paul Hsterhazy
Dionys Széchényi
Anton Sigray
Przezdziecke
Széchényi- Vanderbilt
R.C. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Albert Godde
Peter Lorati
Charles van Wijck
Taxing Dowries From Marriages With Foreign Nobility
Albany January 29 Special to The Times Assemblyman Keller pushes a bill to tax 20 percent of all dowries or marriage settlements from New York females to aliens living abroad. He argues heiresses who wed titled foreigners should contribute to the state.
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New York Times
Albany
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Széchényi
Keller
Newport man celebrates birthday as Countess Vanderbilt’s former fiancé sends gift
Samuel Young of Bayley’s Beach received a gift via a letter posted in New York on January 27. The Countess Széchényi, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt, remembered his birthday and wedding day, and has known Mr. Young since she was a girl. The cottage community at Bayley’s Beach shares in the note of happiness.
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Newport
Samuel Young
Bayley's Beach
Széchényi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Young
New York
Mr. Young
Old Guard Ball Dances At Waldorf Astoria Affair
The thirty ninth Old Guard ball drew 1500 guests to the Waldorf Astoria last night with first floor crowds and reserved supper spaces on the ground floor. Electric grotto lighting and palm decorations enhanced the corridors as four orchestras played in the ballroom, Astor gallery, and myrtle room. Major Charles A Stadler led the grand march at midnight as Admiral Henry Erben watched, with a prominent reception committee including Capt Belden J Rogers and leaders from the Old Guard and invited foreign representatives.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Fifth Avenue
United States
Astor Gallery
Myrtle Room
Charles A. Stadler
Henry Erben
Belden J. Rogers
S. Ellis Briggs
John T. Cutting
John Parr
House
William H. Search
George H. Wyatt
Old Card
Hugo Jr. Scott
William H. Kipp
John. G. Eddy
Theodore A. Bingham
Cok Geerze S_ Anderson
Karl Puenz
Mtreene Lanel
Justices Dowling
Witzrerald
Erlanger
Davis
Idersleeve
Monson
Morris
F. W. Kellogg
George Barrett Rich
Loyall Farragut
Ivan Tailor
S.E. Japha
Tcérep Spiridovitch
Russia
Society Notes and Recitals Highlight February Social Calendar
February home days for Mrs J H W Williams and daughter Lettie Hall Williams. Birth announced for Prof Seligman's child. Count and Countess Laszlo Széchényi to travel to Mexico and Vienna. Senior Cotillions dance at Delmonico's with Stove Phelps and Mrs James Brown Potter. Various social visits and theater party plans with Miss Dorothy Salisbury. Mrs Hammond gives birth at East 91st Street residence. Anita Stewart to lighten mourning. Mrs James Henry Smith sails to London. Europe motor tour planned. Miss Chapin engaged to W B Rogers. formal announcement later. Niessen-Stone recital in Mendelssohn Hall features mostly rare songs by Brahms, Franz, Wolf, MacDowell. mixed critical reception notes vocal limits and interpretation.
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J. HW. K. Williams
Lettie Hall Williams
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Columbia University
Stove Phelps
James Brown Potter
George H. G. Heye
Washington
John Henry Iammond
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
Hammond
East
Ninety-first Street
James Henry Smith
Plaza
London
Anita Stewart
Alfred W. Chapin
Miss Chapin
Europe
Sicily
Tetrazzini Shines as Gilda in Rigoletto at Manhattan Opera House
Mme Tetrazzini sings a bright Gilda in a strong Rigoletto performance at the Manhattan Opera House. The audience applauds her Caro Nome and overall artistry while praising Mr Renaud as a compelling Rigoletto and noting solid supporting work from Bassi Gilibert and Arimondi.
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Manhattan Opera House
Gilda
Mme. Tetrazzin
Rigoletto
Renaud
New York
Argeetto
Young Girl Pianist Performs Winter Recital at Mendelssohn Hall
Mami Silberfeld, a young pianist, added her name to a large winter recital list at Mendelssohn Hall. She played Beethoven Waldstein, Chopin group, Paderewski Theme Varie, Liszt Liebestraum, Moszkowski Etudes, and two Leschetizky pieces, to a large friendly audience.
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Mami Silberfeld
Mendelssohn Hall
Beethoven
Liszt
Moskoswki
Leschetizky
Nordica Denies Engagement With Wall Street Broker
Mme Nordica declares the engagement reports false. She calls the rumors outrageous falsehoods and confirms Mr. Young is in Europe, while she remains in Chicago with no wedding plans.
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New York Times
Chicago
George W. Young
Mme. Nordica
Wall Street
New York
Young
Europe
Caruso shines again in Manon Lescaut at the Met
The Metropolis Opera House hosted a second performance of Manon Lescaut with Enrico Caruso in top form. Lina Cavalieri joined in the dramatic finale of the third act, while Mr Scotti gave a strong Lescaut. Mr Kerrari conducted.
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Manon Lescaut
Metropolitan Opera ‘House
Enrico Caruso
Lina Cavalieri
Scotti
Kerrari
Nazimova To Tour Boston And Philadelphia Next Month
Nazimova ends Bijou Theatre run on Feb 15 and will tour Boston and Philadelphia. Her New York plan shifts from Ibsen to a popular piece before a return to Broadway with a larger Shubert house engagement. The compass of her current Italian revival Absent performances is abandoned for the present.
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Alla Nazimova
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Bijou
Nazimova
Hedda Gabler
Roberto’ Braco
Comtesse Coquette
Owen Johnson
Shubert
Broadway
Ibsen
Eyolf
Hall Caine
Wilton Lackaye
Arnold Daly
My Mamie Ros
Actress Faints After Play at Madison Square Theatre
Katherine Grey struggles with acting and rehearsing causing Madison Square Theatre to close for a week. The Reckoning and The Literary Sense conclude Saturday night. Reopening set for Monday February 10 with Miss Grey in The Worth of a Woman alongside Jane Peyton Harriet Sheldon Robert Warwick and others.
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Katherine Grey
Madison Square Theatre
Miss Grey
David Graham Philip
Jane Peyton
Harriet Sheldon
Robert Warwick
Erol . Dunbar
George Farren
Walter D. Greene
Henry Hall
Theatre prospects brighter as Adriatic sails
Al Hayman warned of theatre financial strain in late October and early November but said conditions have improved. He noted most actors and actresses are at work while a few should return to former trades. The Adriatic left with 284 cabin occupants, near the Mauretania’s 289.
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al Hayman
Mr. Hlayman
Mauretania
London censorship reverses on Waste with BBC notable cast
The Censor of Plays reversed a ban on H Granville Barker's Waste and allowed a copyright performance in London. The cast included Mr and Mrs Bernard Shaw Mr and Mrs H G Wells Mrs H Granville Barker George Gilbert Murray William Archer Laurence Houseman and John Galsworthy. Six cast members were playwrights.
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London
H. Granville Barker
Bernard Shaw
H. G. Wells
Truth in Germany: Fitch Play Debuts at Hamburg Thalia
Clyde Fitch's The Truth heads to Germany for a Hamburg Thalia Theatre premiere on February 6 with Frau Franck-Witt in the lead. The comedy has toured the United States England Hungary Italy and Germany, with further signings for Sweden Norway Denmark Austria and France.
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Clyde Fitch
Germany
Thalia Theatre
Hamburg
Frau Franck-Witt
Milan
Emma Grammatica
United States
England
Hungary
Italy
Elizabeth Marbury
Mr. Fitch
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Austria
France
Theatrical Notes and Upcoming Openings
Eisle Janis imitates Harry Lauder at Grand Opera House as “The Witching Hour” nears its one hundredth Hackett Theatre performance on Monday Feb 10 Otis Skinner will replace Ethel Barrymore at the Hudson Theatre opening Feb 17 in The Honor of the Family Harry von Tilzer tours vaudeville with Keith Proctor appearing at Fifty-eighth Street Theatre next Monday Due to E H Sothern’s Lord Dundreary the run continues for seven more performances starting Feb 10 The Fool Hath Said There is No God by Laurence Irving postponed to Feb 17
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Grand Opera House
Eisle Janis
Harry Lauder
Hackett Theatre
Otis Skinner
Ethel Barrymore
Hudson Theatre
Harry von Tilzer
Keith & Proctor
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
E. H. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Laurence Irving
Robert Floyd Dies After Long Shipping Career
Robert Floyd aged around 64 died at his home 361 West Twenty-seventh Street after a illness complications. Born in Buffalo in 1842 he rose in the steamship business and served as General Passenger Manager for Cunard Line after earlier work with Inman and John Kirk. He left Cunard in 1907 and is survived by two daughters and son Webb Floyd.
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Robert Floyd
Cunard Line
West Twenty-seventh Street
Mr. Floyd
Buffalo
John Kirk
Inman Steamship Line
Tie
D C Heath dies after fall on ice in Newtonville Mass
Daniel C. Heath president of D. C. Heath & Co. died yesterday morning at his Newtonville home after a fall on the ice. Born October 26 1848 in Salem Missouri he studied at Amherst College earning BA and MA. Survived by a widow and three sons. He helped found D C Heath & Co after leaving Ginn Heath in Boston.
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Daniel C. Heath
D. C. Heath & Co
Newtonville
Mass
Heath
Daniel Collamore Heath
Salem, Mo
Amherst College
Ginn & Heath
Boston
Benjamin Rush Cowen Dies in Cincinnati
Adjutant General of Ohio and former Secretary of State Benjamin Rush Cowen died in Cincinnati. Born Moorefield Ohio August 15 1831 he held posts including Adjutant General under Gov Brough and Assistant Secretary of the Interior during Grant's administration. He later edited The Ohio State Journal and served as Clerk of the Federal Court for the Southern District of Ohio.
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Benjamin Rush Cowen
Moorefield
Ohio
Gov. Brough
Grant Gen. Cowen
Interior
Ohio State Journal
Federal
Southern District
David Cady Smith Dies At 84 In Schenectady
David Cady Smith longtime Schenectady Savings Bank president and Rensselaer alumnus died this morning at age 84. He led the first Schenectady and Utica Railroad trip in 1886 and is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.
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Schenectady
N. Y
David Cady Smith
Schenectady County Law
Schenectady Savings Bank
Oldes
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute At
Troy
Smith
Utica
Ellen Smith
Everett Smith
Gerardus Smith
Schenectady Trust Company
Widow of Frederick Sheldon Dies at 193 Madison Avenue
Mrs Amie Richmond Sheldon daughter of the late Daniel B Fearing New York banker and widow of Frederick Sheldon of this city and Newport R I died suddenly at her residence 193 Madison Avenue yesterday Her husband who belonged to many clubs in this city died in late 1907 His will filed Jan 8 in Newport Probate Court left all property to his wife and in case she did not survive him created a 300000 trust for his sister Mrs Mary Ritchie He named Harvard College residuary legatee.
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Amie Richmond Sheldon
Daniel B. Fearing
New York
Frederick Sheldon
Newport
R. 1
Madison Avenue
Mary Ritchie
Harvard College
Marshall Halstead Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Marshall Halstead ex Consul to Birmingham England and son of Murat Halstead died after an appendicitis operation following a brief illness. About 88, he resigned the Consulate two years ago to care for his ailing father. His brother succeeded him as Consul. He married heiress Miss Clara Lunkenheimer and was elected to the Lunkenheimer Company board just last Monday.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marshall Halstead
Birmingham
England
Ile
Murat Halstead
Clara Lunkenheimer
Halstead
Lunkenheimer Company
Prince Gustav-Ernst of Erbach Schoenberg Dies in Berlin
Prince Gustav-Ernst of Erbach-Schoenberg died in Berlin at age 84. He was born in 1840 and his death was reported today.
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Berlin
Prince Gustav-Ernst of
Erbach-Schoenberg
Notable Deaths Across States Include Rail Stockholder and Clergy
Obituaries report the deaths of Francis Smith of Warrenton Maine stockholder in railroads Arthur Peters Premier and Attorney General of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown and other figures. Abram Shultz Radcliff Yonkers senior member of A S Radcliff Son died at 320 Rivervale Avenue Rhinecliff born 1836 Charles Abbot Davis Rhode Island Hospital Providence curator of Roger Williams Park Museum expert on insects Jane Butterfield Jersey City widow of Capt James Butterfield Rev John W Vener al pastor Hopkinsville Ky long reig Sovereign Grand Chaplain of Odd Fellows born Washington 1822 Johanna Reilly Montclair widow of Morgan Reilly mother of Detective Sergt Edward Reilly John Hobart Warren retired iron manufacturer Trinity Church Corporation art lover 101 Park Avenue 78 years old William B Howard 93 Sheffield Avenue Brooklyn Carl Max Von Daur retired lace importer Arion Society president 18 West 130th Street age 61 with wife five children
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Warrenton
Rockport
Rockland
Arthur Peters
Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
Peters
Abram Shultz Radcliff
Yonkers
A. S. Radcliff & Son
Rivervale Avenue
Mr. Radcliff
Rhinecliff
Dutchess County
Charles Abbot Davis
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
R. I
Webster Avenue
Jersey City
James Butterfield
John W. Veneral
Grace Episcopal Church
Hopkinsville
The
Odd Fellows
United States
Washington
Johanna Reilly
Morgan Reilly
Sergt
Edward Reilly
Montclair
Cross Street
N. J
Trinity Church Corporation
Park Avenue
Sheffield Avenue
Brooklyn
Carl Max von. Daur
Arion Society
West 130Th Street
Mr. von Daur
Germany
America
Lower Broadway
Bride Explains Poisoning After Secret Marriage Ad
Gussie Sears, found poisoned in her West Sixty-fifth Street flat, told Magistrate Barlow she took laudanum for insomnia not in a personal crisis. She and George B. Sears denied any quarrel, saying the marriage from last year remained private and undisclosed. The magistrate discharged her.
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Gussie Sears
West Sixty-fifth Street
Ove
George B. Sears
Seventh Regiment
Barlow
West Side Court
Sears
Marriages Listed in New York Philadelphia and Connecticut Notices
Several marriage announcements dated January 1908 across Christ Church Greenwich Arch Street Philadelphia Unitarian Church Philadelphia and St Bartholomew s New York detail couples including Mary Belle Ganun and Stoughton Pettibone Cross George Blecek and Jane Dette Myra Hebb and Ernest Mills James Edgar Morris and Florence Baylis Frank Lyon Polk and Elizabeth Potter Max Roesser and Alice Russell J J Cull and J Murphy Bertha Stoesser and Thomas Prosser.
Obituary notices from Southampton to White Plains
A long list of death notices and funeral details from January 1908 including Alice Adams at Southampton Harriett Billinge in Lake Mohegan Clinton Burling in New York and many more across New York Jersey City and White Plains. Entries include dates residences ages services and requests to omit flowers where noted with interment or funeral times and locations.
Obituary notices from Jersey City and Brooklyn area deaths
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from addresses across Jersey City Brooklyn Hoboken Newark and surrounding towns. Names include James Burke Isabel Burdysall James Caney John W Cannon Frederick Carlisle Julia Carten Jessie Chisholm Fr derick Cha isman Clarissa Clawson Joseph Conklin Christian Dahl Elizabeth Dayton Carl Dietrich Thomas Donahue Douglass Emerson William Endler Thomas Flanagan Robert Floyd Rhoda Freeman Bertha Fuldner Anna Gaffney Elizabeth Gich J W Grlmartin Chesmore Gleason Rudolph Goeffer John Gundelsheimer Bridget Haigney Jane L Hitchcock David Johnson Matilda Johnstone George Klett Ethel Kenney Frederick J Kuhie Mary Laney Simon Loebl John Loughman Mary McEvenie Edward McIntyre Elizabeth McLaughlin Furman Miller Lena Monsell Katherine Moon Lotta Morris John Murphy Isabell Newell James Osborn Catherine Parker Theresia Endbichler Cornelia Rose Edwin Scott Amy Sheldon Nelson Sizer Sidney Smithes Louise Spamer Elisa Stefert Thomas Stoddard Phebe Stoutenberg Katherine Suhrlier Mary Taylor Anna Vanderberg Bartholomew Van Leeuwen Joseph Wenzel Ursula Wohlschlegel Joseph Zimmer. Funeral details vary with each entry.
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Grove St
Jersey
James
Kate Hurke
Byrdsall
St. John's Place
Brookelyn
Isabel
Burreall
Caney
West
James Caney
Cannon
St. St
Johnn W. Cannon
Franklin Av
Nutley
Frederick Carlisle
Carten
Bright St
Jersey City
Jane
Julia Carten
Chisholm
Oakland St
Greenpoint
Jessie Chisholm
Christman
Hertlett St
Frank Christman
Clawson
Somerville
N. J
Clarissa Clawson
Conklin
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Joseph I. Conklin
Dahl
Albermarie Road
Christian P. Dahl
Dayton
Pacific Av
Carl Dietrich
Donahue
17Th St
Thomas F. Donahue
Donovan
Joaneity J. Donovan
Osborn St
Bloomfield, Ny
Douglass Emerson
Endler
Palisade Av
West Hobosken
William T. Endler
Flanagan
Phrogg
Fuldner
Bertha Fuldner
Sarre
Railroad Place
Newark
Anna H. Gaffney
East 16Th St
Elizabeth Gich
Funeraii
Jams
Bridget Haigney
Henry
1St St
Minerva D. Henry
Hitchcock
175Th St
Jane L. Hitchcock
Johnson
Walden
N. Y
David Johnson
Johnstone
East 177Th St
Matilda R. Johnstone
Klett
Foston Road
Bronx
George
Kenney
Nassau St
Ethel Kenney
Kuhle
Clifford Place
Frederick J.cuhle
Laney
Clerk
Mary E. Laney
Loebl
Boston St
Simon Loeht
A, Loughman
East Sith St
John Loughman
Bene
Mary McEvenia
More Row
McIntyre
Washington Av
Edward M. McIntyre
Meckenna
West List
McLaughlin
Summit Av
Elizabeth D
West 100Th St
John Murchy
M. Newell
Scarsdale
Isabell F. Newell. Osborn
Parton
Jae Osborn
Parket R
McWhorter St
Catherine Parker
Ay. Pieper
Weller Terrace
Oran N. J
Paul Roeck
Oe Rose
East Blackwell St
Dover
N. Jug
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Rowe
Mount Vernon Av
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South 12Th St
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Canton
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Greene Av
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Madison Av
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Halsey St
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Steiert
Magnolia St
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10Th St
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Ee Stoutenbergs
Kensica
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Suhrlier
Bulls Ferry Road
West Hoboken
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Taylor
Dunellen
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Curtis Av
Richmond Hill
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van Leenwen
Woodside
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Ged
M. Wenzel
Broomfield St
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Frank E. Campbell Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!