Miss Van Dyke Weds Under Elm in Adirondack Camping Moon
Princeton dispatch reports Miss Grooke Van Dyke, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Van Dyke, wed Hamilton Gibson of Washington Conn in an open air ceremony beneath a 100 year old elm at Avalon. The event drew 300 guests and guests prepared for a month long Adirondack camping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nework Times
Princeton
N. J
Grooke van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Hamilton Gibson
Washington, Conn
William Hamilton Gibson
Avalon
Dr. van Dyke
Paul van Dyke
Library of
William M. Sloane
William R. Richards
Presb Veterian Church
Richards
James Tolman Pyle
Jesse. Lynch
Williams
Harry A. Garfield
Garfield
Andrew F. West
Sylvester W. Leach
William Irvine
Mercersburg
Penn
Arthur H. Scribner
Leslie van Singerenm
New York City
Dorothea van. Dyke
The
Pride
Nathan A. Smith
New York
Julia B. Cady
Katherine Gold
Adella McAlpin Pyle
Virginia Cox
St. Louis
Ruth Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Elinor K. Purves
William Wadsworth
Roger H. Clark
Victor H. McCutcheon
Henry Spencer
Walter Merrit
Clement Finley, Jr
Sidney Friesell
Hampton, Va
Pierpont Dutcher
Milwaukee
Wis
Tertius van Dyke
MISS MARY ANTHONY WEDS HAROLD F SUTTON AT MONTROSE
Miss Mary Anthony daughter of Mr and Mrs A Rowan Anthony of Montrose married Harold F Sutton of New York at St Pauls Episcopal Church Montrose The ceremony featured laurel daisies and palms The bride wore princess satin and diamond crescent The couple plans to return to Babylon LI after a Canadian lakes trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Penn
Mary Anthony
A. Rowan Anthony
Harold’ F. Sutton
New York
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Ethel . Anthony
C. W.W. Jeffrey
Penrose Perkins
Philadelphia
Stearns
Levenworth
Wilkesbarre
Anthony Homestead
Shadow Lawn
Sutton
Babylon
L. I
Canadian Lakes
Travis Weds Miss Begg in Memorial Church Ceremony
Frederick H. Travis son of Mrs. Phoebe Davis and Emma Helen Begg daughter of Alexander Begg FR.G.S. were married at 8 p.m. in Deems Memorial Church. Rev. Dr. Asa D. Blackburn officiated. Christina Mary Begg Nora Begg served as bridesmaids. Roderick Begge was best man. The couple plans to go abroad in autumn and reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hi. Travis
Phoebe Davis
Emma Helen Begg
Alexander Begs
Mrs. Travis
New York
Berry and McGinnis Wed in Heavenly Rest Ceremony
George Alexander Berry married Ada Farley McGinnis yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest in a ceremony led by Rev. Herbert Shiprasn. Attendant was Mrs. Henry S. Bowron with best man Terry P. Wood and several ushers. Berry, a Yale graduate, is a businessman in Chienen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander Berry
Ada Farley McGinnis
John Sidney Farley
Horace Curran McGinnis
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shiprasn
Henry S. Bowron
Terry P. Wood
Robert Wilkinson
Arthur
Mantin
Rowlana
Palmer
John A. Morrison
Charles F. Maurice
Archibald
Stewart Maurice
Mr. Berry
Yale
Chienen
Melville Goetz Weds Miss Maud Jierman at Delmonico's
William Melville Goetz married Miss Maud Jierman daughter of Mrs. Simon Herman last night at Delmonico's. Dr Schulman of Temple Beth E officiated with Mrs Augustus Minzesheimer as matron of honor and Joe Davis of San Francisco best man. Ushers included Matthew Fox Edward Adler Charles Diederman Mortimer C Mack Leslie Herman and Harold Sonneborn of St Gall Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Melville. Goetz
Maud Jierman
Simon Herman
Delmonico's
Dr. Schulman
Temple Beth-E
Augustus Minzesheimer
Joe Davis
San Francisco
Cal
Matthew Fox
Edward Adler
Charles Diederman
Mortimer C. Mack
Leslie Herman
Harold Sonneborn
St. Gall
Switzerland
Miss Benedict Engaged to Fry in Fall Wedding Planned
The engagement of Miss Marjorie Benedict of 180 West Seventy-ninth Street to Charles Philip Fry has been announced. The marriage is expected in the early Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie W. Benedict
Marjorie Mere Benedict
West Seventy-ninth Street
William H. Benedict
Charles Philip Fry
New Jersey Visitors Arrive in Town
Mr and Mrs H Mck Twombly arrive with their party from their country place in New Jersey yesterday, joining Mr and Mrs William D Sloane and Mrs W for a local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McK. Twombly
New Jersey
William D. Sloane
Crown Princess Cecilie Leads Record Newport Cruise Amid Ocean Arrivals
The Kronprinzessin Cecilie arrived from Bremen after 5 days 18 hours 20 minutes with 430 first class passengers, while Crown Princess Cecilie hosted eighty guests on a two day cruise on the steamer named for her. Major arrivals included Dr. F Ziegfeld on his 103rd Atlantic crossing. Notables aboard included James W. Cutting, Ogden Armour, John Wellington Finch, and Sheriff Robert Chanler among others. Duty paid on a passenger’s personal effects reached 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Bremen
Germany
Heligoland
Charles Bigelow
T. Jefferson Coolidge
John Wellington Finch
Anna van Gambrill
George Holt
W. S.nochan
John R. Livermore
Glangs
Katherine Pease
Mary Edith. Park
H. P. Robbins
W. D. Sloane
Sam H. Valentine
Arthur Whitney
Robert Chanler
Dutchess County
Four Liners Sail with Full Cabins for Europe
Four Atlantic liners depart for Europe today with full cabins. Notable passengers include Justice Truax and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge among the travelers. The Rotterdam begins eastbound service with 350 first class passengers aboard, while Oceanic and Rome also list prominent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Truax
U. S
Senator Lodge
Mrs. Philip N. Moore Elected GFWC President in Boston
Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St. Louis wins the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency with 516 of 906 votes. Other officers include Mrs. Joseph Evans Cowles of California as Vice President and Mrs. Belle King Sherman of Illinois as Second Vice President, with a slate of secretaries, treasurer, auditor and directors. The new officers were announced at the convention closing session in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
General Federation
Boston
Mass
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Moore
May Alden Ward
Joseph Evans Cowles
California
Belle King Sherman
Illinois
Henry H. Dawson
New Jersey
Frank N. Shetk
Wyoming
G. M. Welsh
Minnesota
Rudolph Blankenburg
Pennsylvania
Guy R.C. Allen
Wheeling
West. Va
Philip Carpenter
New York City
Sarah A. Evans
Portland
Ore
William A. Johnston
Topeks
Kan
New Hotel Gramatan to Replace Wing Destroyed by Fire
Plans are completed for a large addition to the Hotel Gramatan on the Lawrence estate. The fireproof building will provide a one third increase in rooms and baths and aims for occupancy in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramatan
Lawrence
Klaw & Erlanger Map Big Season with Ben Hur Landmark Tour
Klaw and Erlanger announce a tenth season tour of Ben Hur with Frederic Thompson and Mabel Taliaferro in Cinderella. The lineup includes The Round Up on road, Forty Five Minutes from Broadway, The Right of Way, Wildfire with Lillian Russell, Little Nemo stage version, and several new plays by Armstrong Mitchell Day and McNally. They partner with Cohan Harris Ziegfeld in tours and vaudeville acts, alongside Marys Lamb and three Merry Widow companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaw & Erlanger
Ben-Hur
MclIntyre
Heath
Broadway
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Joseph Brooks
Lillian Russell
New York
Liberty Theatre
Paul Armstrong
Langdon Mitchell
Edmund Day
John J. McNally
Harlem
the Battery
Rex Beach
Frederic Thompson
Mabel Taliaferro
Cohan & Harris
George M. Cohan
Victor Moore
Mr. Cohan
Gaiety Theatre
Fritz Scheff Returns to New York After European Work
Fritzi Scheff arrived in New York aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecille from Cherbourg ending a six week abroad visit that included London Paris and Frankfort. She previews material for The Prima Donna with Victor Fierbert and Henry Blossom and plans an American Fourth of July celebration before heading to Long Island Adirondacks and a Chicago engagement in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Scheff
New York
Cecille
Cherbourg
Academy of Music
London
Frankfort
Paris
Victor Fierbert
Henry Blossom
Miss Scheff
St Regis
Long Island
Adirondacks
Chicago
Charles B. Dillingham
Knickerbocker Theatre
Savage Hitchcock Suit Heads To Decision In Court
Judge Hough heard arguments in the United States Circuit Court on Henry W. Savage’s bid to permanently restrain Raymond Hitchcock from playing for any manager other than Savage. The May contract question hinged on whether the 1910 term continued or expired this year. Max Steuer for Hitchcock and Hermann From argued continuation. R C Beatty for Savage noted Hitchcock’s current summer work under Isman and disputed the weekly $1,500 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Henry W. Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Max Steuer
Hitchcock
Hermann
R. C. Beatty
Savage
Sage
Steuer
Ile
Isman
La Sylphe Engaged for New York Debut at 12th Street Theatre
La Sylphe described as a sensational contortion dancer has been engaged by Keith and Proctor for her first New York appearance at the 12th Street Theatre next Monday. The American dancer, famed abroad, will perform a classic toe dance the Parisian sigolette and a Salome dance. She previously led as principal dancer at the Alhambra London and toured the world before heading back to Europe for future engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sylphe
Keith & Proctor
New York
12Th Street Theatre
Alhambra
London
Europe
Grand Theatre to Become Ice House Next Season
The Grand Theatre on Grand Street will be converted into an ice house next season. A. H. Woods has secured a long lease and will open a season of melodrama and musical comedies in English starting the last week in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Grand Street
A. H. Woods
Amusement Notes: New York theater plans and arrivals
Henry B Harris and Mrs Harris will aboard the Baltic next Friday from Europe. Mr and Mrs James Forbes return on the same ship after Paris. Rupert Hughes new comedy All for a Girl with Douglas Fairbanks to star next season under William A Brady with rehearsals starting Aug 8. Harry Askin arrives today to start The Girl Question at Wallack's on Aug 3. Honeymoon Trail will have a special New York Christmas production. Alma Powell and Harriet Ross hired for The Man of the Hour touring. Gus Edwards benefit at Bijou Theatre supports Children Relief Fund. Louis Casavant joins Grace Van Studdiford in a new operatic production. Louis Harrison signs as leading comedian for the same company. Cohan and Harris engage Frank Morrel as leading tenor for the George Evans Honey Boy Minstrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Wallack’s
New York
Alma Powell
Harriet Ross
William A. Brady
Joseph Grismer
Gus Edwards
Children's Relief Fund
Bijou
Louis Casavant
Charles Bradiexs
Grace van Studdiford
Louis Harrison
Cohan and
Harris
Frank Morrel
George Evans
Wagner's Gotterdammerung to Debut at Paris Opera
Paris dispatch reports Gotterdammerung to be heard in Paris for the first time at the Opera. The premiere is set for September 25 with M. Messager conducting. Louise Grandjean will be Brunhilde, Rose Feart Waltraute, and Ernest Vandyke Siegfried, as rehearsals begin after Messager returns Aug. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paris
Paris Opéra
M. Messager
Opéra
Louise Grandjean
Brunhilde
Rose Feart
Waltraute
Ernest Vandyke
Siegfried
American tenor lands long Royal Opera Vienna contract
Vernon Stiles, the American tenor, has been engaged for six years to sing leading tenor roles at the Royal Opera in Vienna. After three years the contract allows him to return to the United States for five months each year to perform at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Vernon Stiles
Royal Opera
New York State Music Teachers Hold City Convention
The New York State Music Teachers Association gathered 450 delegates in its twenty year history at City College for its annual convention. Sessions split by instrument type featured leaders Louis Arthur Russell piano E M Bowman voice Gerrit Smith organ Carl Schmidt public school work Herwegen von Ende and more with recitals by Ruby Mason Estelle Harris Cornella Marvin John Wells Tom Daniel and Cantata Club of New York hosting performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Music Teachers’ Association
City College
Louis Arthur Russell
E. M. Bowman
Gerrit Smith
Herwegen von Ende
Carl E. Schmidt
Ruby Mason
Buffalo
Baldwin
Church of the Divine Paternity
Estelle Harris
Cornella Marvin
John B. Wells
Tom Daniel
Annie Louise David
Rose Ford
Cantata Club of
New York
Albert Gerard Thiers
Flavie van den Hendie
Miguel Castellanos
J. Frank Rice
William Winter III in California after Santa Fe wreck
William Winter III, veteran New York dramatic critic, was brought to Los Angeles in fair condition after the Sunday night wreck on the Santa Fe California Limited near Winslow, Arizona. He is under physician care and not available for visitation. The severity is reported as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Winter
New York
Winslow
Arizona
Winter
O Connor and O Mara to Tour America in Lectures and Plays
A. W. Dingwall arrived from Europe with two contracts. One binds T. P. O Connor Irish Parliamentary leader to a lecture series in America. The other ties Joseph O Mara to an American tour starting November 15 under Brooks and Dingwall. O Mara first appears in Peggy Mahree then in a new play by George H Jessop. The two will tour jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dingwall
Europe
T. P. O'Connor
America
Joseph O'Mara
Brooks and Dingwall
Mr. O'Mara
Peggy Mahree
George H. Jessop
Mr. O'Connor
Violinist Harriet Schreyer Returns to Brooklyn Parent Visit
Miss Harriet B Schreyer the young American violinist returned yesterday from Europe by the Red Star liner Finland to visit her parents in Brooklyn where she was born She is a protégé of Princess Clementine of Belgium and has studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet B. Schreyer
Europe
Red Star
Finland
Brooklyn
Miss Schreyer
Clementine
Belgium
Royal Conservatoire of
Brussels
End of School Year Delights as New Classes Form
New York city schools concluded for the year with 12,803 elementary pupils advancing to high schools. Thousands celebrated vacation while several promoted pupils moved to new rooms and teachers began the next session preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Teacchers
H. C. Phipps Buys W. L. Stow Estate Near Roslyn
H. C. Phipps, newly married to Miss Beatrice Mills, has purchased the W. L. Stow estate near Roslyn L I. The marble mansion is leased to R. Livingston Beckman and will be occupied by Phipps in March 1909. The $800000 house features Italian marble interiors and tapestries from Germany and France. art treasures not included will be replaced upon refurnishing. Nearby are estates of Clarence Mackay Stanley Mortimer and Foxhall P. Keene. The Stow property was once leased to Mortimer L. Schiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Phipps
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
W. L. Stow
Roslyn
L. I
R. Livingston Beckman
Phipps
Germany
France
John
Stow Place
Clarence Mackay
Stanley Mortimer
Foxhall P. Keene
Stow
Mortimer L. Schiff
Mrs Cleveland Heads to Summer Home in Tamworth
Princeton reports Mrs. Cleveland widow of ex President Grover Cleveland leaving for her Summer home in Tamworth New Hampshire. She will stay with her children Esther and Richard until September and plans to return for the September school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Central Park stock sold at auction with odd lots
An afternoon sale at the Central Park menagerie auctioned off a mixed lot of animals including zebus and fallow deer. elk, red deer, and Angora goats fetched sums from $23 to $95 per pair, while hippos Bridget Murphy and Caliph remained asleep as high bids came in for the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
Mr. Day
Snyder
India
W. van Norden
T. B. Ackerso& Company
Bright Water
van Norden
Enz & Mackensen
Dsley. Penn
Brian G. E Hughes
Practical Joke Fame
Day
Broadway
Mr. Hughes
Sixty-sixth Street
W. E. D. Stokes
Ansonia Hotel
Ansonia
Otto Anderson
L. C. Gery
E. E. Carpenter
John Damery
Front Street
L. Levasore
Third Avenue
Bridget Murphy
Caliph
Jon
Brian G
McKinley Bodyguard Albert Gallaher Dies in Chicago
Albert Gallaher longtime U S Secret Service agent and McKinley personal bodyguard at the Buffalo assassination died in Chicago at age. He seized the assassin’s wrist after the shot and wrested the weapon away. Gallaher was initially beaten by a crowd before recovery and later diagnosed with liver cancer as the likely outcome of injuries from Buffalo events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Gallaher
Secret Service
United States
McKinley
Buffalo
Gallaher
Czolgosz
Gallagher
Former Justice Van Cott Dies in Mount Vernon Home
William H. Van Cott of the New York Supreme Court and Mount Vernon veteran died at his son’s home at 1 Cooley Place. He was 87. A judge for sixteen years, he helped lead the temperance cause and thwarted firebugs who attacked his Mount Vernon house. He served in the Civil War era with three sons in the Union Army. He is survived by his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. van Cott
New York Supreme Court
Mount Vernon
Cooley Place
Judge van Cott
New York
Jie
Joshua W. Rhodes
Pittsburg
George H. Barbour
Grosse Pointe
Detroit
Col
Daniel Searles
Montana
Anaconda
Butte
Sylvanus FE. Johnson
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gridiron Club
Jefferson County
Ohio
Multiple June Weddings Tie The Knot Across New Jersey And Vermont
Social pages report a string of June weddings across Vermont New Jersey and New York. Ruth Perkins and Walter Channing Bailey wed at St James Woodstock. Marie Oggswell and Harry Wesley Bingham married Englewood. Brooke Van Dyke and Hamilton Gibson joined in Princeton Avalon. Katherine Bartram and Christopher Winne wed at St Peters. Alicia Landy and David J Bannon wed. Lilian Wienke and Fendrick Wienke married Hawken Summit. Clara Grimm and Howard F Mann. Ada Blanck and Sinica Irving. Harriet Gamble and William Johnson. Clara Eisele and Otto Kaegellchn. Helen Reilly and Charles Kunz. Victoria Strittmater and Eugene Pelham. Edna Clark and Walt Seabury. Erdtmann and Trumpler. Mary Fairchild and Walter Ulrich.
Obituary notices and funeral details cascade in New York area
A list of deaths and funeral arrangements from late June 1908 across New York and New Jersey includes Abraham Alexander 11, Mary J. Babcock, Mary S. Blanchard, Berth Sayles Doctor, Edgar Edmunds infant, Nettie Hazeltine, Frederic Wendell Jackson, Arthur Loomis, Mary Jane Skidmore, Mitchell Tyng, Julien Van Cott, Isaac Andrews, James Barnett, Mary Bergen, Caroline Betzner, Henrietta Bock, James Byington, and several others with dates, residences, and service details. Interments planned in Summit New Jersey, Greenwood Cemetery, and other local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyng
Mitchell Tyng
Stephen Higginson
Susan Mitchell Tyng
Church of the Incarnation
Madison
35Th St
A. M. van Cott
Juilien
H. van Cott
Cooley Place
Mount Vernon
Greenwood Cemetery
Henrietta S. Bock
Daota Bosse
Brooklyn
Eanes Bosse
Burnett
Mount Sinai Hospital
Peter W. Burnett
M. D
Byington
Steuben St
James Byington
Ie Cliffton
Plainfield
N. J
Gare ‘L. Cliffton
Creat
Obituaries and Funeral Notices, June Listings in New York Area
Multiple death notices across Brooklyn Jersey City Newark and Hoboken list names ages and addresses with funeral details. Edna May Condit 33 Scholes St Brooklyn June 2 and Florence C Drake Newark June 28 among many others. Funeral statuses vary private today or to-morrow with times where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condit
Scholes St
Brooklyn
Edna
May Condit
SIS
Louise
Freund
F M. Iden
Whiton St
Jersey City
Une
Sarah E. Golden
Greenleaf
Bloomfield
N. J
George Greenleaf
Halligan
Pavonia AV
Matilda Halligan
Hammer
Terrace Av
Aas
Hamner
Harrison
West 16Th St
Gabriel V. Haveon
Isamann
West 54Th St
Katerine Zimmermann
Funeral Row
Zimm
In Memoriam Masses for Sara J J permerees and Thomas OConnor
Masses held today at St Stephen's Church and the First of Lima's Church Newark N Jig Hay at 9 A M. Services note memorials for Sara J J permerees and Thomas OConnor with church observances in the morning.
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Miss van Dyke
Hamilton
Gibson
E Storrs Wells
St. Regis
William P. Draper
Gotham
Bar Harbor
F. Robert Schell
West
Saratoga
Albert E. Gallatin
N. H. Cameron
St. Paul
Toronto
England
Robert William Forrest
Worcester
Chaphan
Queen Victoria
J. V. Meserole
A. Meserole
Buckingham
D. M. Sabin
Samuel Hill
Washington, D.C
Holland House
Henry Reinhardt
Paul
Cornell
Hotel Wolcott
Reinhardt
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Tarrytown
W. H. H. Ely
Edgewood Park
Thousand Islands
Montrose, Penn
Harold F. Sutton
F. H. Travis
Miss Begg
Deems Memorial Church
Berry—Mcginnis
Goetz—Herman
Social Notes
Rotterdam
Eastbvard Passage
Campania
Liverpool
Truax
James Tams
Sydney Lee
de Bord
Howard .G. Turner
de Gray Vanderbilt
George Wathan
George Taylor
Geraldyn Redmond
C. H. Parsons
L.C. Ramer
W. B. Devereau
Bertha Farrar
J.T. Felder
F. WW. Dodd
James F. Egan
F. W. Clark
Sidney * Stern
H. Tanner
T. F. Shepard
FE. Power
E. B. Shaw
M. A. Wright
P. Wadsworth
Roma
Naples
Emily Roole
Florence Baxter
B. D. Wilson
B. G. Carleton
8. P. Williams
Phillip Baldwin
Louis Baldwin
E. Fe.thompson
Thompson
M. Blanche Tosworth
Frank Crane
Gustave A. Carls
Newton Swift
Anne T. Boylan
Louis Rose
OM. Davis
Elizabeth Avery
Mary O'Rourke
Julia A.labor
A. M
Estelle Sikerr
Laura S. Lee
David R. Locke
Thorne M. Carpenter
George P. Fernald
Hotel Gramatan Ing
Klangerlanger
Cinderella
Fritz Scheff
Grand Street Theatre
Opera
State Association
William Winter III
Mrs. Cleveland
Central Park Stock
Cioneer
Central Park
M’kinley
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
Sixth Avenue
4Th St
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
Vogel Brothers
42Nd St
8Th Ave
Belgarde
Molly Elliot Seawell
Abany Times Union
Richmond Times-Dispatch
D. Appleton & Co
van Dyke—Gibson
Brooke
Conn
Winne—Bartram
St. Peter’d
Katherine
John W. Bartram
Christopher B. Winne
Bannon
Landy
Alicia
David J. Bannon
Fendricek
Wienke
Hawken
Lilian J. Wienke
Fendrick
Penene
Zilla Louise Johnson
Jerome Allen
Holman Grimm
Clara K. Grimm
Howard F. H Man
Irving-Blanck
Orange, J
Ada. F. Blanck
Sinica Irving
Johnson—Gamble
Livingstone, N. J
Harriet Gamble
William Johnson
Kaegebehn
Fisele
Hoboken
Clara Eisele
Otto Kaegellchn
Kunz—Reilly
Helen Reilly
Charles E. Kunz
Pelham—Strittmater
Ardsley
N. Y
Victoria Strittmater
Eugene Thomas Pelham
Seabury
Clark
Maplewood
Edna Minnie Clark
Walt Seabury
Trumpler
Erdtmann
George H. Trumpler
Ulrich
Fairchild
Newark
Mary & Fairchild
Walter & Ulrich
Alexander
Abraham Alexander
Hannah Alexander
Mt. Zion
Blanchard
Mary S.blanchard
Sidney
Mary
Summit
St. Ferry
Berth Sayles
Max Doctor
Spencer Arms
West 80Th St
Albany N. Y
Hazeltine
Nettie Voorhees Hazeltine
Charles A. Hazeltine
Wertervelt Av
Dhcker
West 12Th St
Ivin Decker
Enry
Fast News
Anie Henry
Hiugqvon
Ferry St
Jie Une
William Hilton
Kate Tances Hoey
John D. Hutchins
Ul Dorden Ay
Long Island City
New St. Harrison
Mildred’ P. King
Konhal
Jefferson Ous
Maria Konrad
Kryse
Town of Union
Justina
Rose
Larkin
West Orange
Elizabeth Annie Larkin
McAloon
North 6Th
Jorn
Rose McAloon
McCabe
Chambers St
John McCabe
McClusky
Sarah McClusky
St. Mamel
Margaret A. Mamel
Miller
Margaret O'Neill
Marie Petersen
PHI. 1
East 117Th St
Sebastian Phillips
Pigott
Snyder — Eer
James Pigott
Schmidt
van Horne St
Annie Schmidt
Searing
South 4Th
Mount Verenon
Edward W. Searing
Woodhaven
Ferris St
Imeokiya
Edwoud Sliver
Smith
Little Falls
Eliza A. Smith
Smitul
Clinton Ay
Henry R. Smith
Soule
East 119Th St
Henry J. Soule
Taste Saum
Summit Av
Melvin Tannenbaum
Tragey
Lake St
Patrick Tracey
Tutsy
Baltic St
Ah Woodlawn Cemetery
Ily
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jerome
Cedar Grove
Fishing
L.L
Stu
Greater
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Bookelots
Madison Ava
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