Heckscher Will Probate Reveals Large Family Estate
The Heckscher will filed in Surrogate’s court details a $10,000,000 estate with bulk going to five nephews and nieces and a $5,000 public bequest to St Rose’s Free Home. Widow Georgiana McClellan and Emeline Winthrop receive $1 each. daughters’ small bequests tied to prior settlements. Executors renamed to United States Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana McClellan
McClellan
Emeline D. Winthrop
Egerton L. Winthrop
John G. Heckscher
W. J. Worcester
United States Trust Company
St. Rose’s Free Home
Cherry Street
Heckscher
New York Public Library
Astor, Lenox
Tilden
Virginia Otis Heckscher
Husand
Valley Farms Company
Yonkers
Charles A. Hleckscher
Testator
Coney Island Jockey Club
South Side Sportsmen's Club
Katherine Mackay
Clarence H. Macksy
Mary Travers Hecksher
William H. Emory
United States Navy
John C. Wilmerding
E. Coster Wilmerding
John P. de Saules
Matilda van Rensselaer
Georgiana L. Heckscher
Charles A. Heckscher
Hend
Hoffman Miller
United States Trus Company
Rockaway Hunt Club defeats Squadron A in Independence Cup semi
The Rockaway Hunt Club team beat Squadron A New York 16 to 12 in the Independence Cup semi final on the local field. Key players included Waterbury Reyhai Nielsen Hunt and Robinson with injuries to H Drury noted as recovering. lineup and summary follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cedarburst
L. I
Rockaway Hunt Club
Squadron A
New York
L. J. Hunt
Waterbury
Reyhai
Rockaway
Nielsen
Hunt
Robinson
H. Drury
Devereaux Milburn
Ambassador White Hosts Luncheon for Quezon in Paris
Ambassador and Mrs. White hosted a luncheon in Paris honoring Manuel Quezon and several Filipino visitors touring Europe to study parliamentary institutions. Quezon arrived from St. Petersburg where he attended the Navigation Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Helen Brown Marries Paul Dupuy in Paris
In Paris on July 9 an American bride Helen Brown wed Paul Dupuy a lawyer and son of Senator Charles Dupuy. The ceremony linked two families across the Atlantic with a notable French connection to politics and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helen Brown
Paul Dupuy
M. Dupuy
Charles Dupuy
Summer Residents and Visits at Shoreline Resorts and Hotels
Mrs Lyle Evans Mahan returns from Europe and stays at the Albracca Hotel in York Harbor Maine. Several families rent cottages at Sound Beach Connecticut Monmouth Beach and Southampton for the season. Notables include Mrs Lion Gardiner at the Colony Club and Mrs James A Stillman at a Southampton cottage. Others travel to Lake George Lake Forest and Cazenovia while properties in Newport and Hoboken change hands through De Blois Eldredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Evans Mahan
Europe
Albracca Hotel
York Harbor
Mr. Mahan
George H. Olney
Lake George
D. G. Gillette
Theodore One
Kentall
Southampton
W. Loudon Norton
H. B. Quiyea
de Blois & Eldredge
Newport Place
Edge Hill
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
Osgood
Oakview
James Brown
Luncheon Honors David Jayne Hill in Berlin
William Bayard Hale of New York hosted a luncheon at Hotel Bristol Berlin in honor of American Ambassador David Jayne Hill. Guests included ex-Minister von Mailer, Dr. von Ihne the royal architect, who represented the Kaiser at Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute dedication, and Baron von Gussche head of the German Foreign Office American section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Berlin
William Bayard Hale
New York
Bristol
David Jayne Hill
von Mailer
von.Ihne
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Baron von Gem Gussche
German Foreign Office
Commonwealth and Harvard race off Newport coast dispute
The Commonwealth and the Harvard steamer clashed off Newport as both headed from New York toward Newport and Boston. The duel ended with the Commonwealth leading after Little Gulf, while Secretary Straus visited naval sites accompanying the Montgomery and Morris and hosted dinners with notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tomes
Newport
R. L
Commonwealth
Harvard
Boston
New York
All River Line
Huntington
Little Gulf
Daughters of Prominent VillOwners Attend Lenox Tables and Pictures
Special to The New York Times from Lenox Massachusetts describes an evening of tableaux vivant for Pittsfield boys club guests. Prominent villa owners and their daughters posed in pictures including Vera Butler Jessica Butler Carmen Martinez and Corinne Weston amid dinners and luncheons hosted by Mrs. Dana Sturgis and others at Beechwood Terrace Capston Grane Stoneover Farm and the homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Pittsfield Boys’ Club
Alden Sampson
Max E. Butler
Vera Butler
Jessica Butler
Carmen Martinez
W. A. Whittlesey
Mary Ilindale
Catherine Peck
Corinne Weston
Helen Hull
Caroline Hull
Frederic. S. Delafield
Frank K. Sturgis
Capston
Grane
Sturgis
Frederic R. Sturgis
David King
Larry Coster
Anna
Shaw
M. Dwight Collier
Herbert Parsons
Stoneover Farm
H. B. Wilson
Paul Comstock
Spencer Asley
P. A. Robinson
E. Louise Buch
E. Puch
M. D. Post
Robert Maclay
Explosion Blows Out Eye Of Henry At Fort Washington Display
Howard Houston Henry son of Mr and Mrs J Bayard Henry and son in law of Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer lost his left eye in a skyrocket accident during a fireworks display at Camp Hill Hall Fort Washington. He is in Chestnut Hill Hospital under eye specialists care. Henry a Princeton graduate 1904 married Mae Drexel Fell and recently returned from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Howard Houston Henry
J. Bayard Henry
Alexander van Rensselaer
van Rensselaer
Camp Hill Hall
Fort Washington
Henry
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Princeton
Mae Drexel Fell
Europe
Widener subpoenaed at pier after European voyage
Peter A B Widener Philadelphia traction leader returns from Europe aboard the Adriatic landing at quarantine where a Deputy U S Marshal serves him with a suit in equity brought by the NYC Rail Way receivers against the Metropolitan Securities Company He accepts service and plans to answer by the first Monday in August Widener notes better health with some rheumatism and mentions Van Dyke paintings sent to Lynnewood Hall P A B Widener heads home on the 2 o clock Jersey City train with Adriatic companion Countess de Sibour Dean Holland Carnegie casts and honors are also reported mounted on the Adriatic sailing include other prominent passengers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Peter A
Widener
Philadelphia Traction
America
Adriatic
Joseph. Widener
H .E. Widener
Bryan
Neebraskan
van Dyke
Joseph Widener
Lynnewood Hall
Elkins Park
Penn
Princess Cataneo
P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Comtesse de Sibour
Miss Bailey
William J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Germany
France
Andrew Carnegie
Wyoming
Holland
Falliéres
Skibo Castle
J. P. Chamberlain
Henry Barton Jacobs
Charles Morgan
Charles’ Parsons
Frederique
Remond
J. F. Shawbacker
James Hampden Robb
J. H. W. Whitmore
Roscoe Trumbull
Carroll S. Tyson, Jr
E. D. Jordan
Miss Crocker
Keen Whist Tourney Plays At Hotel Majestic
Trophy play keeps the American Whist League Congress at the Hotel Majestic with three prize contests in progress. The Hamilton Club Trophy ends today with Boston American Whist Club and Pastime Club of Springfield contending. Boston leads by 4 tricks. Associate Members’ Cup results show Mrs W H Campbell and H H Ward close behind New York pair Tory W Cannon and J W Greene, while Minneapolis Trophy sees New York Whist Club’s W O Seegar and C Cole leading with 11 tricks. Mulhfielder and McCay second with 9½. Wednesday and Thursday summaries list numerous pairings and points, with officer elections set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hotel Majestic
Eamilton Club
Boston
Springfield
W. H. Campbe
H. H. Ward
New York
Tory W. Cannon
J. W. Greene
W. O. Seegar
C. §. Cole
David Mulhfielder
A. H. McCay
Palmer, Wright, Torrance Reach Englewood Club Finals
In Englewood New Jersey Richard H. Palmer advances to the final round of the singles at the Englewood Field Club as Irving C. Wright and Harry Torrance Jr. reach the doubles final. Other results include Tal lant's third round win and Pett with Prentice edging Pett in a five set round robin match at Westchester Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Palmer
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Irving C. Wright
Harry Torrance, Jr
Hugh Tallant
Iliam H. Connell
R. H. Palmer
L. M. Bart
Mei
H. Coppell
Shepard Homane
L. J. Dreyfuss
I. M. Phillips
I. C. Wright
HW. Torrance, Jr
Otto H. Hink
W. H. Pouch
Marie Wagener
Wildey
S. Coe
D. F. Platt
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Theodore R. Pett
Bernon S. Prentice
Country Club of
Westchester
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Edgar W. Leonard
Paraguan crisis and O'Brien incident reported abroad
Dispatches from La Paz describe a near fatal incident as American Minister Edward G. O'Brien was fired upon by government troops while near Asuncion headquarters. The episode follows Paraguay’s new government under Emiliano Naveiro and heightened foreign scrutiny. A State Department note cites Argentine naval moves and Paraguay internal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Asuncion
Edward CG. O'Brien
Emiliano Naveiro
Washington
Senor Gondra
Rio Janeiro
Consul Flees Tabriz as City Faces Bombardment
July reports describe Tabriz sliding into anarchy as Rachin Khan arrives with artillery and orders Russians to evacuate the Khiavana quarter. Russian Consul Pohitonoff flees with Cossacks, leaving only a guard for Europeans. A separate dispatch from Teheran notes the Shah plans major changes to electormy law to form an upper chamber from clergy and landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabriz
Rachin Khan
Khiavana
Rabhin Khan
M. Pohitonoff
ST. Petersburg
Teheran
Persia
Not Surprised at Boni Case as Legal Battle Looms
Paris July 0 Attys for the Princess de Sagan expect Count Poni de Castellane to attack both the Prince and his wife in a suit to gain custody of their three children They anticipate a protracted legal fight The Prince and Princess arrived at Versailles and will stay in a hotel until their Paris house opens in autumn Both declined to discuss the Count's suit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Princess de Sagan
Count Poni de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Versailles
Joni
Humbert Jury Sues Matin for Libel Damages
In Paris the Humbert jurors sue the Matin for 24000 francs alleging libel from the paper published after the trial that criticised their verdict. Senator Humbert also sues the Matin for linking him to Rochette’s swindling and is awarded 10000 francs in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Humbert
The
Matin
Henri Rochette
Richard T. Wilson Arrives in Newport Aboard North Star
Richard T. Wilson arrived in Newport from New York aboard the flagship North Star early this morning. Commodore and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and other notables accompanied him as the ambulance conveyed him to a Narragansett Avenue cottage where he rests comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Richard T. Wilson
New York
North Star
Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ogden Goelet
Herbert
Austin Flint, Jr
Colrid Irs
de Lancey Kane
Mr. Wilson
Narragansett Avenue
Orient pastor receives unanimous call to Fairmount church
The Rev. John A. Gray of Orient Indiana received a unanimous call to the Congregational Church at Fairmount Indiana, offering twice his Orient salary. He admitted involvement with the Black Hind letters but the Fairmount congregation renewed the call and did not pursue further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gray
Orient, S. 1
Fairmount
Ind
Orient
Gray
Nassau Trust Company Increases Capital For New Brooklyn Branch
Stockholders ratified raising capital from 500000 to 800000 to fund a Fulton Street and Red Hook Lane branch. New law requires 100000 additional capital per new branch. Shares issued at 15 dollars each, adding 50 dollars per share to surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Trust Company of
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Red Hook Lane
Hard Times Linked to Fewer Marriages, Clergy Say
Clergymen and parish officials challenge a Department of Health claim that declining marriage records stem from pastors. Rev. Robert R. White of Faith Presbyterian argues broadly that the drop mirrors a new registry law and broader economic strain. Other ministers note fewer weddings due to hard times, licensing rules, and emigration, while some insist the decline is not uniform across parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. White
Faith Presbyterian Church
West Forty-eighth Street
W. H. Guilfoy
Department of Health
the Times
Mr. White
Europe
John Dolan
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
East 5Th Street
Italy
Upper West Side
DeWitt L. Pelton
St. James's Chapel
190Th Street
Jerome Avenue
Bronx
New Merry Widow tenor Bleyden to replace Weedon tonight
American tenor Paul Bleyden will substitute for William Weedon as Camille de Jolidon in The Merry Widow tonight while Weedon takes a month on his farm. Bleyden has sung Danilo with other companies in Vienna and led at Stadt Theatre Berne. Henry W Savage reports he learned of Bleyden from a phonographic record and plans to cast him as Prince Danilo in future Merry Widow tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bleyden
Europe
William Weedon
Camille de Jolidon
Mr. Weedon
Mr. Bleyden
Danilo
Vienna
Stadt Theatre
Berne
Switzerkand
Henry
Prince Danilo
Savage
Charles M Clarke Insurance Leader Dies in Summit
Charles Manchester Clarke a noted Manhattan insurance man and founder of Clarke & Curtis died Tuesday at his Summit New Jersey home after an appendectomy failure. Born in 1858 in Pawtucket Rhode Island he joined Clinton Fire Insurance at 15 and later worked for German American Insurance and Patterson & Clarke before organizing Clarke & Curtis eight years ago. He leaves a wife a son Manchester P Clarke and daughters Gertrude B and Louise B Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manchester Clarke
Manhattan
Clarke & Curtis
Yn William Street
Summit
N. J
Pawtucket
R. I
Clinton Fire Insurance Company
New York
Patterson & Clarke
Manchester P. Clarke
Gertrude B
Louise B. Clarke
Animosity Toward Russia Het Up in U S Letters
A St Petersburg dateline reports a Russian correspondent in the United States decries American animosity toward Russia. The piece blames wartime foes and Russian agitators and urges inviting influential Americans to Russia to foster mutual understanding through exchanges and firsthand observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russia
United States
Brooklyn Arion Choral Society in Berlin debut
The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society sang American and German folk songs at Philharmonic Hall before about 3000, receiving enthusiastic applause. Attendees included Ambassador Hill and officials from the American embassy and Berlin's Foreign Office, with a Kommers and toasts to President Roosevelt and Emperor Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Brooklyn
Alexander H. Thickarsa
Thackara
United Berlin Choral Societies
United States
Garrett
Emperor William
Herr Kirschner
Roosevelt
Arion Society Members Aboard Barbarossa Hospitalized
Word reached the Arion Singing Society of Williamsburg that Jacob Schrump t, a member, was placed in a Bremen hospital after the Barbarossa steamer arrival. Schrump t, 52, has endured multiple losses including his wife and two sons in the Slocum disaster. His condition is melancholia, and he will be brought back to Brooklyn to his sister once allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Singing Society
Williamsburg
Bremen
Jacob Schrumpt
Schrump
Slocum
Arion Society
Brooklyn
Salvador minister warns on neutrality border watch
Mr Mejia the Salvadoran minister told Acting Secretary Bacon that Salvador guards its borders to enforce neutrality. He carried a dispatch from President Figueroa stating the Honduran revolutionary movement is of small importance and will be suppressed, with Salvador guarding the frontier to prevent Emigrados movement into Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mejia
Salvador
Bacon
Figueroa
Honduras
Emigrados
Parliament Advances Old Age Pensions Bill
London July 9 the House of Commons approved the third reading of the Old Age Pensions bill, moving the measure closer to enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
London
House of Commons
Russian torpedo boat wrecked near Royal Rocks
A Russian torpedo boat ran aground on rocks off Royal in the Gulf of Finland and sustaining damage. It was temporarily repaired and towed to Helsingfors. This marks the third naval accident in the Gulf of Finland this navigating season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersporg
Gulf of Finnin
Roval
Helsingtfors
Marriages in Jersey City Morristown Newark and More
Marriages listed with dates July 4 to July 8 across Jersey City Morristown Newark and surrounding areas. Couples include Nellie Griggs and Rudolph Knochenhauer Meredith Ewald and Martin Lillis Gwen Gilchrist and Jess Bartholomew Katherine Campbell and Andrew Kennedy Mildred Ackerman and Edward Lippman Francis Fote and Cellin Strang and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist
A Bartholomew
Jersey City
Jesale
G. Bartholomew
Gwen A. Gilchrist
Kennedy—Campbbella
Svat
Newark
N. J
Katherine Campbell
Andrew J. Kennedy
Knochenhauer — Griges
Nellie A. Griggs
Rudolph Knochenhauer
Tillis- Ewald
Meredith Lucille Ewald
Martin J Lillis
Lippman—Ackerman
Mildred’ Ackerman
Edward Lippman
Etrang—Poth
Francis Fote
Cellin M. Strang
Faulkner Death Remains Notebook Notice and Obituaries
Sadienty notices list names and places including Faulkner of 246 West Teed Street with memorial service details. Multiple obituaries honor residents across New Jersey cities like Jersey City Newark Yonkers and Asbury Park with funeral times and burial orders.
Wealthy retiree weds young housekeeper in City Hall
Burr S Peck a 80 year old retired New Haven real estate dealer married Miss May OBrien aged 22 at City Hall. The ceremony sparked distress among Peck s family who question the match and Peck s capacity while noting his substantial real estate holdings and his mother s wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Burr S. Peck
High Street
New Haven
Conn
May O’brien
Mr. Peck
Obituary notices and funeral details from Jersey City area
A list of obituaries and funeral details for residents and former residents. Includes names such as Agnes Kohter, Annie Looker, Richard A. Metabe, Margaret Shea, and many others with addresses in Jersey City Brooklyn Yonkers Newark and surrounding areas. Dates range from July 4 to July 9 with multiple funeral to day or to-morrow notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royan
Broad St
Newark
N. F
Patrick Royen
Brandstetter
Bleecker S
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Branidstetter
Pronximie
Joseph Promilex
East Sth
Anna Frans
Costello
Grand St
Jersey City
William Costello
Davidson
Asbury Park
N. J
Lucinda Davidso N. Feeley
Riverdale Av
Yonkers
Galvin
Catherine Galvin
Gauch
Baldwin Av
Sophie Gauch
Ared Ta. Gray
Groshon
Robert Emmet Gray
Ared
Grothe
1St Av
George Grothe
Hadler
Avenue C
Bayonne
Carl Hadler
Laidlaw
Juy
Lawrence Harlin
Hart
South Orange
N.J
Martha E. Hart
Heslen
St. Derser City
Uly
Frons Ari Kitok ’ Komler
Atlantic
Krookivnm
Agnus Kohter
Layman-Al
Hilledale
Anns I. Layman
Punerad
Lemlein
East Mikst
Jaulins -Lemiein
Looker
East
Licitaelas
Chariton St
Henry Michaels
Monahan
St. Juin
Catherine Monahan
Muenich
Penn St
Marie Muenteh
O'Brien
New Raechelie
Bridget C’firtes
ROVER
S. Patrick
Rourks
Osborn
Peshine Av
S&s
Annie FL Oshorn
Nemto
Neardon
Grove St
Susan Bearim Reith
Agi East Hoth St
John B. Reith
Sapatizky
Neweark
S. Micchaevl Sapatizky
Schmidt
Auziust J. Schmidt
Schwenker
Alexander
Ann Schwenker
Shea
Bexington
Margaret Shea Schmitt
Norrow
George
Schmitt
Sth Sc
Tuly T
Veronica Stanton
Tepper
Otta A. Tepper
WEPKS
St. John’s Hospital
Jenmie
Werks
Weiskopf
Hancock St
Jeannette Weiskopf
Westerfield
Elizabeth St
Jessie City
Deborah Weesterftell
Wetherell
Sarah J. Wetherell
Wetzel
Gunda Wes
West
Williame
Porlar St. Yonkers
Matilda S. Willian
Wurzleh
Herkimer St
Wurzler
Zifgcel
Maxwell Ziegeler
Memoriam Nulty Mass at St. Aloysius Newark
In memoriam Margaret Nulty. Mass at St. Aloysius Church Newark New Jersey today at 4 AM.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is ready accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and street carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. For books of views or representatives call 42855 Gramercy.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
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Ene Winthrop
Turfman
Renal
H. Hunt
R. la Montagne, Jr
D. Robinson
D. Serra, Jr
L.neilson
P. . Rainey
Squadron
Social Notes
Cornelius Wagstaff Rumsen
Sound Beach
Talbot Olyphant
Misses Olyphant
Monmouth Beach
A. de
Cochrane
Poathern
Hastings
Greenport
James A. Stillman
Fifi Potter
Benjamin Brewster
Robert.l. Brewster
Fifth Avenue
Cazenovia, N.Y
Mrs
Dudley A. Sutpin
Cincinnati
Hotel
Wolcott
News OF Newport
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Naval Torpedo Station
Fout
Mark L. Bristol
Montgomery
Narragansett Bay
Morris
Bellevue Avenue
William McCarty Little
Miss Little
Bristol Ferry
Casino
R. Livingston
Beeckman
James H. Hagsin
John Nicholas S Brown
Clarence W. Dolan
Richard Gambrill
William G. Boelker
Edgerton L. Winthrop
Grosvenor
Joseph R. Dilworth
Blanche Oerrichs
Craig Biddle
Barger- Wallach
Freda Paine
Sherman
Barger-Wallach
Payne Whitey
Cottage Colony
Mrs. Whitney
Henry White
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Whitney
Col
Oliver Payne
Brice
C. Biddle
Henry W. Bull
Arthur Iselin
John W. Ellis
Ralph W. Ellis
Long Island
E. R. Thomas
Mr. Ellis
Thomas
Charles H. Baldwin
Presley M. Rixey
Bureau of Medicines and Surgery of the Navy
L. G. Heneberger
J. S. Lovering
Jamestown
Templin M. Potts
U.S. N
Athens
John Hiys I ¥ Hammond
Aphrodite
Elisha Dyer
Alfred G. Vanderb't
Paul J. Rainey
George Gordon King
Wispenard Stewart
William B. Leeds
George Henry Warren
J. P. Foster
James Griswold
Hugh K. Norman
Newport Goris
E. J. Winthrop, Jr
de Lancey
Astrans
William S. Cowles
Cameron McRae Winslow
Berkshires
H. H. Henry
P.A.B. Widener
Pier
van Dykes
Dr. Holland
Kaiser
J. Porter
Creene
Dunley MacCrath
E. E. Carter
D. Thompson
M. J. Newhall
W. H. Barney
W. D. Thompson
Kling
Lou Heimly
J. H. Smith
Walter Meining
C. Rassenna
B.C. Taliafero
J. F. Moore
E. D. Thompson
J. T. Puller
W. G. Baker
Tyler
R. R. Marie
E. G. Comstock
G. G. Willard
Binister O’brien
Boni
Prince and Princess de Sagan
R. T. Wilson
Nassau Trust Co
Riage
Health Department
NEW Merry Widow
Mr. Savage
Bleyden
Cecily Hamilton
Philo. Inquirer
Diana
Dobson
New York World
the Century Co., Publishers
Brooklyn Arion
Arion Singer
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Cherbourg
St. Mary's
Gibraltar
Ourmuildings
Dell & Itk
Sylvania
Canarl Line
Pasing
Hili
Bird
Faulkaner
Sadienty
Harry J. Faulkner
Panéeralt
West Teed St
Saturasy Syiv
Weléek Vaterans
Tist
Lowers
Germond
Creskskill
Charles’ Germond
Wellington Cgermond
Holreman
Newfoundland
James Hoffman
Jersey Av
Mathews
West Wid St
Louise I. Mathews
Theodore W. Mathews
James
Mary A. Kempster
Kenstico Cemetery
Wad
Devon
Harriet Sarah Ward
Washington, RD. C
John S. Ward
Tis
City
Hall
Ing
Sarah Pecks
Henry Emery
Peck
Marriags
Psi Upsilon Society House of Wales
Johnson
Miss
Brien
Pee Rovnelie
Peek
Frank BE. Campbeel
Chelsea
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