Baron von Korwin to Wed Mrs Heyworth in Europe Visit
Austrian Baron von Korwin, a noted aeronaut and hydroplane owner, arrived in New York three weeks ago and may wed Mrs. Cecil Young Heyworth, widowed daughter of Otto Young of Chicago, when he returns from Europe in October. Both families recently sailed for Europe after introductions at the Plaza and St Regis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron von Korwin
Vienna
Cecil Young Heyworth
United States
Heyworth
Otto Young
Chicago
St. Regis
Europe
Youngs
Kaiser
Auguste Victoria
von Korwin
Notable Summer Guests At Narragansett Pier Yacht Club
Special to The New York Times reports a flotilla of visitors at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island with L H Tillinghast of Providence entertaining on the steam yacht Aida. Guests include Langley Sears Harold Sears of Boston and numerous Providence Philadelphia Boston and New York partygoers. The Mathewson Casino and Imperial host several motor parties and luncheon gatherings. The Atreus chartered by Dr Sater-White sails to Bar Harbor with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
L. H. Tillinghast
Providence
Aida
Langley B. Sears
Harold T. Sears
Boston
The
Mathewson
George B. Leighton
George E. Leighton
Monadnock
N. H
Casino
L. H. Littlefield
St. Moritz
Harriet Hazard
Goddard-Hazard
Lawrence Power
Power
Philadelphia
Gladstone
Elerton Lodge
Dorr, Jr
A. J. Conroy
Conroy
A. J. Conroy, Jr
Cincinnati
Frank Stanford Ellis
Narragan- Bett
Preston Sater- White
Sater-White
Atreus
Bar Harbor
John R. Drexel
E. P. Grosvenor
New York
Kenneth M. Murchison
Kentora Green
Imperial
Francis P. Gowan
Eugene O'Neill
C. C. Conrad
Baltimore
C. K. D. Walsh
St. Louis
George W. Aldridge
Tomas B. Durim
Rochester
N. Y
C. S. French
Henrietta French
East Orange
N. J
Newport social notes and arrivals at Jamestown season
Mrs O H P Belmont will not return from abroad until the all and will visit Long Island with her daughter the Dutchess of Marlborough. Entertained at Clambake Club by Reginald Vanderbilt and Paul Rainey. Hunt season opens Saturday at second beach. Various society visitors and naval officers, including Theodore Roosevelt reception at Naval War College on the 22nd, noted at Jamestown and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. J
O. H. P. Belmont
Long Island
Bateman’s Point
Edward J. .Berwind
Peter F. Collier
Monmouth County
Whitney
Warren
Theodore Roosevelt
Naval War College
John P. Merritt
Thomas Hitchcock
New York
Joseph R. Dilworth
United States
Frank B. Brandece
Connecticut
Aquidneck
Payne Whitney
Col
Oliver Payne
Reception at Bar Harbor
A large Bar Harbor reception hosted by Mrs J B Biddle Porter at her cottage drew community leaders and her daughters in attendance. Tea was served on the lawn as locals consider muffling motor launches to reduce harbor noise, with the Village Improvement Society backing a warrant article for the town meeting to regulate craft engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
J. B. Biddle Porter
Gallatin Family Plans Move to St. Regis Hotel
Mr and Mrs Frederic Gallatin will not occupy their Fifth Avenue brownstone next season. For the next three years they will reside at the Hotel St. Regis while their old mansion near the Vanderbilt home becomes a showplace again. Mrs Gallatin, formerly Miss Amy Gerry, moves due to her children's marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatins
St. Regis
Frederic Gallatin
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Hotel St. Legis
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
St. Thomass Church
Gallatin
Nationalist Party Sends Wedding Gift to Miss Esther Redmond
The wedding present for Miss Esther Redmond daughter of John E Redmond who is to marry Dr William Thomas Power of New York in London includes a massive silver tea and coffee service with metal mined in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Esther Redmond
John E. Redmond
Wiliam Thomas Power
New York
Ireland
Lenox Guests Flock for Maude Adams Visit and Local Tours
Lenox Mass and nearby towns host a steady stream of arrivals and entertaining at villas and cottages. Miss Maude Adams visits Allen Winder and Charles Lanier’s country place for several days. Notable guests include Hamilton Cary Kate Cary and various New York socialites at Holmesdale Maplewood and Edgecomb.
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Lenox
Mass
Maude Adams
Allen Winder
Charles Lanier
Miss Adams
James B. Ludlow
David Turner Dana
Kate Cary
Hamilton Cary
Aleid Schenck
Constance Folson
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Pittsfield
Richard Starr Dana
Clay Chamberlin
Richmond
Lindsay Fairfax
Harold Godwin
F.C. Grugan
William R. Bonsal
Georgiana Sargent
Emily Kie
Charles J. Bonaparte
Sarah G. Haydock
Baltimore
Tlote
Aspinwall
John Paterson Duncan
Aimy L. Duncan
New York
Hotel Aspinwall
Bennett J. King
Frank J. Root
Schuyler S. Wheeler
John J. Sutton
Sutton
Brainardsville
N. J
W. HI. Hume
Hume
Social notes of summer travel and residence changes
A parade of residents and guests are noted across New York area households. The Alexander couple depart for California for five to six weeks, while Mrs. Osgood arrives at the Curtis Lenox for the season. Several families plan travels and hunts, with both domestic and European stays mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Osgood
Curtis, Lenox
Russian Consul General Honors F S Hastings
Baron Schlippenbach arrived from Chicago to assume duties as Russian Consul General in New York. He will confer the Order of St. Stanislaus on Frank Seymour Hastings aboard Commodore Goulds yacht Helenita on Monday afternoon in recognition of his services as President of the Russian Symphony Society of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Schlippenbach
Chicago
New York
Commodore Gould
Helenita
Twentythird Street
East River
Order of St. Stanislaus
Frank
Seymour Hastings
Russian Symphony Society of
Daniels' Will Leaves Most Estate to Daughter Harriet
George H. Daniels once NY Central general passenger agent died at Lake Placid July 1. He leaves nearly all of his 125000 dollar estate to daughter Harriet M. Daniels, with minor bequests to son Julius Clark Daniels of Chicago of Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co and 100 shares of Hall Signal Co. Harriet named executrix for sole control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Daniels
New York Central Railroad
Lake Placid
Daniels
Harriet M. Daniels
Julius Clark Daniels
North State Street
Chicago
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Hall Signal Company
Central America Quiet as Neutrality Assured
Ambassador Creel of Mexico said Central America looked promising and that Zelaya of Nicaragua plus the governments of Guatemala and El Salvador guaranteed absolute neutrality in the Honduras revolu tion. American Minister Merry reported Honduras revolution failed from Managua but officials await confirmation due to distance. Navy moves gunboat Marietta to Puerto Cortez from Port Antonio to investigate the unsettled situation with about 175 men aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PD. C
Creel
Mexico
Bacon
Central America
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Managua
William L. Merry
State Department
Merry
Puerto Cortez
Navy Department
Marietta
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Maxwell
Paducah to Haiti to replace French cruiser on temporary mission
After talks between Acting Navy Secretary Newberry and Acting Secretary of State Bacon the gunboat Paducah will be sent from Guantanamo to Port au Prince Haiti for a short stay. The ship is to take the place of a French cruiser at the request of the French government which will be absent briefly on an unspecified mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newberry
Navy
Bacon
Paducah
Guantanamo
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Syndicate Upsets Ismans Pet Plans Theatres
Felix Isman retires from Circle Theatre management amid syndicate gains. The Circle now run by Lawrence Mulligan and Little Tim Sullivan with Morris vaudeville plans, while Isman exits William Morris Incorporated though retaining other holdings including Broadway Theatre and Forrest Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Isman
Circle Theatre
Isman
Broadway
Mr. Isman
Circle
Lawrence Mulligan
Little Tim” Sullivan
Mr. Mulligan
William Morris, Incorporated
Morris
Mr. Morris
William. Morris, Incorporated
The
William Penn
Philadelphia
Orpheum
Boston
American
Fulton
Brooklyn
Harry Lauder
Fatima Miris
Lauder
Mulligan
Broadway Theatre
Ismam
William Faversham
New York
Forrest Theatre
Shuberts
Probation Board Members Discuss NYC Court Officers
The State Probation Commission met at the National Arts Club with Dennis McCarthy Charles McKenna Col Frank Wade and Homer Folks. They planned a bill appointing officers for each New York City police court including the Children's Court with a 1200 dollar salary. The chairman praised the Home for Women started by Miss Minor but noted understaffing allowed escapes by inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Probation Commission
Dennis McCarthy
Syracuse
Charles McKenna
New York City
Col
Frank Wade
Buffalo
Homer Folks
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
Folks
Children’s Court
Miss Minor
Alarm Over Miss Andrews Leaves Oneonta in Alarm
Miss Caroline M. Andrews vanished with debts totaling about 20 000 dollars to church friends and W C T U coworkers. Her brothers George and C H Andrews of Rochester and New Rochelle met creditors and said they did not know the exact amount she received from their father and were unaware of her financial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oneonta
N. Y
Caroline M. Andrews
George ‘Andrews
Rochester
C. H. Andrews
New Rochelle
Bishop Brooke To Assist Greer In New York Diocese
The Rev F K Brooke Bishop of Oklahoma will assist Bishop Coadjutor Greer in the diocese of Bishop Potter who is ill in New York. He expects to be away from Oklahoma until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Oklahoma
New York
Potter
New York Times
Guthrie
F. K. Brooke
Greer
Hamburg American liner reaches New York in hot hazy weather
The Hamburg American Maer Deutsch land arrived from Hamburg after a five day and twenty three hour voyage. Captain Kaempff cites prevailing windiinduced faster Gulf Stream speeds and a three hour loss. Major Spencer Cosby and Sir John Rogers aboard discuss canals irrigation and Nile steamers. Other passengers include Col. Thompson party aboard Mineola cruising the Far East and Kingdon Gould heading to Colorado and Arizona for mining work with Prof. Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Kaempff
Spencer Cosby
Engineer Corps
United States
St.Petersburg
Major Cosby
Washington
Congress
Sir John Rogers
Vancouver
Hamburg Anglo-American Nile Company
Nile
Quebec
Drueschland
H. Peil
E. N. Church
Philadelphia
Prof
Kemp
Columbia
New York
Deutschland
Ward Ames
Bowles Colgate
Louis Kahn
N. Kaumanns
Kommerzienrat
Moritz Behrend
Elizabeth Nolte
William J. Perry
H.T. Sloane
Emily Sloane
Frank P. Shipps
Frederic H. Strawbridge
Charles Tanner
Mrs. Eddy Celebrates 87th Birthday Quietly at Chestnut Hill
Boston dispatch notes Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science turned 87 with no observance at Chestnut Hill per her wish. She wrote in her study as two secretaries assisted. telegrams and flowers arrived, and she enjoyed letters from close friends while remaining in good health and vigorous for her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mary B. G. Eddy
Christian Science
Chestnut Hill
Praise for Service Board by Gas Meter Refund Letter
A Public Services Commission letter highlights consumer relief after a meter misread led to a $10 refund. The citizen thanks the commission for protecting the poor from overcharges and acknowledges the gas company's cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Public Services Commission
Majestic Wins Ocean Race to New York
The White Star liner Majestic won the Queenstown to New York race against the Cunarder Carmania, arriving about twenty minutes ahead. Passengers included Major F P Reynolds and actress Hattie Williams among others. Carmania lineup featured F Owen Baxter and Mrs Ogilvy Haig among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Queenstown
New York
Richard C. Cabot
Frederick L. Dunlop
Baron
Baroness de Fredericksz
Hattie Williams
Edith Fanshaw
Donald A. Sage
F. Owen Baxter
Wv. V. Branford
S. R.aireland
W. H. Fenchler
Mrs. Ogilvy Haig
Columbia's Summer School Sees Surging Attendance
Registration for Columbia University Summer School stands at 1510, up from 1350 last year, with students from nearly every state and territory including Hawaii and foreign nations such as India, Australia, China, and Brazil. Among them is B Toja Singh from India, a Sikh and Punjab graduate pursuing an M A at Columbia, planning further study in Cambridge Berlin and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmbia University Summer School
Hawaii
India
Australia
China
Brazil
B. Toja Singh
University of Punjab
Toja Singh
Cambridge
Berlin
Paris
Columbia
United States
Brady Renews Wilton Lackaye Contract for Five Years
Wham A. Brady announces a five year renewal with Wilton Lackaye as star. Lackaye has appeared in many Brady productions including Trilby Uncle Tom's Cabin The Pit The Law and the Man and The Bondman. A new play is planned for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wham A. Brady
Wilton Lackaye
Mr. Lackaye
Brady
Field Day at Polo Grounds Aids Destitute Crippled Children
The Field Day at the Polo Grounds this afternoon features novelties in an event organized by New York theatrical figures led by George Cohan and Samuel Harris to benefit the Home for Destitute Crippled Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
New York
George Cohan
Samuel Harris
Georgie Drew Medum set for Wallack’s engagement August 3
Georgie Drew Medum returns to the leading comedy role in The Girl Question at Wallack's Theatre on August 3. Charles Oliver Jones plans a first ascent from Palisade Park in his dirigible Boomerang on Sunday afternoon. A pianoforte quartet by Robert Kahn, Berlin composer, is announced for Hermann Klein’s Sunday concerts, to be performed October 11 by the Hugo Heermann Quartet with Nahan Fryer at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Drew Medum
Chicago
Wallack’s
Charles Oliver Jones
Palisade Park
Park
Berlin
Com- Manhattan
Hermann Klein
Robert Kahn
Otto H. Kahn
Ugo Heermann
Nahan Fryer
Battleships Enter Honolulu Harbor on Holiday Show
The Atlantic fleet arrived in Honolulu with a holiday greet as crowds gathered on Diamond Head to witness the sight of the Connecticut and other ships. Rear Admiral Sperry and officers were welcomed. the voyage was mostly uneventful with good health among crews and no major incidents.
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Honolulu
Diamond Head
Molokai
Connecticut
Louisiania
Virginia
Ohio
Missouri
Lahina
Maui
Naval Station
Sperry
Hawaii
Gov. Frear
San Francisco
Nebraska
Golden Gate
Mississippi Battleship Returns After Successful Tests
Newport R I July 16 The new United States battleship Mississippi returned to port after a successful Board of Inspection trip The tests included three rounds per gun and engine trials at varying speeds The four hours forced draught test matched builder s trial speed at over 17 knots and the eight hours run exceeded the acceptance trial by more than a quarter knot
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Newport
R. I
United States
Mississippi
Board of Inspection
Old Colonial Mansion Burns Near Ogdensburg
The famed mansion four miles from Ogdensburg burned to the ground at midnight. Owner Ransom Montgomery insured? No. The house, perched on a hill above the river, stood over a century old, erected by J A Van Heuvel. In 1857 Judge Smith Stilwell bought the 280 acre property and is said to have entertained President Martin Van Buren there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Ransom Montgomery
J. A. van Heuvel
van Heuvel
Smith Stilwell
Stilwell
Martin van Buren
Mrs Julia M Stimson Dies At Easthampton
Mrs Julia M Atterbury Stimson died Wednesday at her Easthampton L E home in her 89th year. Daughter of the late Lewis Boudinot Atterbury she lived in this city until after her marriage to Henry C Stimson. Her son Henry A Stimson is rector of Manhattan Congregational Church and three other children include John Ward Stimson and Lewis A Stimson. United States District Attorney H L Stimson is a grandson. She had long summers in Easthampton and recently lived there year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easthampton
L. E
Lewis Boudinot Atterbury
Henry C. Stimson
Henry A. Stimson
Manhattan Congregational Church
Broadway
Seventy-sixth Street
Paterson
N. J
John Ward Stimson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Arena Magazine
Silas Dewey Drake Dies at 64 in Bound Brook New Jersey
Silas Dewey Drake of Bound Brook New Jersey died at his home on Wednesday from paralysis at age 64. He was born in Elizabeth and served in the Civil War with the Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers, later building Drake's Opera House and founding Lorraine and the town of Lincoln. He was known for his strong patriotism and once asked Admiral Dewey to honor his name in reference. He leaves a widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Dewey Drake
New Jersey
Bound Brook
M. J
James F. Drake
Elizabeth Journal
Elizabeth
Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers
Winchester
Drake
Proctor’s Theatre
Lorraine
Bound Brooks
Lincoln
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Former Head of Knights Templar Dies at 79 in Corunna
Hugh Mc Curdy former head of Knights Templars in the United States and a leading Mason died at his Corunna home after a long illness at age 79. He leaves a widow and one son. He was a renowned authority on Masonic jurisprudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Corunna
Mich
Hugh McCurdy
Knights Templars
United States
McCurdy
Reverend Israel Newton Terry Dies in Utica
The Rev. Israel Newton Terry D D pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church Utica N Y died yesterday at Utica Born Lyme Connecticut February 20 1861 he graduated Amherst College class of 1871 studied theology at Hartford and Union Theological seminaries served thirty years in or near Utica leaving widow Emily Butter Terry Funeral in Utica Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Newton Terry
D. D
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Utica
N. Y
Lyme
Conn
Amherst College
Hartford
Union Theological Minaries
Emily Butter Terry
Portuondo Murder Shocks Cuban Town Before Election
Gen Rafael Portuondo died from a stab wound in Mayari after a political meeting. The attacker Augstin Agulera is a brother of a Mayari mayoral candidate. authorities fear more violence as elections approach. Portuondo, a Cuban revolt hero and first Assembly chairman, was beloved by locals in Santiago where flags fly at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Rafael Portuondo
Mayari
Augustin Agulera
Portuondo
N. Portuondo
Spain
Havana
Mayordimost
Agulera
Mayori
Gen.Portuondo
Gen. Wood
Joycees Welcome a Son in New York City Birth
A son was born July 15 at No. 2394 7th Avenue to Mr. and Mrs. H. Merton Joyce in a New York City birth announcement.
Marriages List from Jersey City and New York Area
Notices announce weddings on July 1908 in New York and vicinity. Luc y Adelle Brooke wed Dr James Henry Finnessy in Jersey City. Monica Ryan wed Dr Lorenzo Uno in Long Island City Brooklyn. Henry Clifton wed Adele Miller. Grace H Thompson wed Henry F Colborn. James L O’Hare wed Evelyn J Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnessy—Brooke
Jersey City
Lucy Adelle Brooke
James Henry Finnessy
Uno—Ryan
Monica Ryan
12Th St
Long Island City
Lorenzo Uno
Brooklyn
Father Francis Sullivan
St. Ann's Church
New York
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York and Nearby
A list of obituaries and funeral notices dated July 1908 from New York area papers. Entries name deceased individuals, ages, addresses, and funeral details or memorial services at various churches and cemeteries. Included are Hird Gleason, Mary Harris, Thomas Jordan, Walter Kennedy, William Krams, Mary Livingston, Sarah Rainey, George Robinson, Julia Stimson, Israel Terry, Lucy Ansley, Emma Bimbler, Herman Both, James Butler, Mary Callanan, Catherine Croviel, Lavinia Delamater, Mary Dooley, Patrick Duffy, Mary Dunleavy, Mary Eddy, and Michael Egan with corresponding service venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliinton Avenue Congregational Church
Clinton and
Lafayette Ays
Brooklyn
Worcester
Providence
Springfield
Jordan
Thomas D Jordan
Dwight Place
Englewood
N. J
St. Agnes Chapel
West 92d St
Columbus Av
New York City
Kennedy
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Walter H. Kennedy
Georges M
Matilda Kennedy
W. McLain
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Av
Krams
William C. Krams
St. Simeon's Church
Sheridan Av
165Th St
Borough of the Bronx
Livingston
Eastnor Castle
Ledbury
England
Mary Josephine Livingston
E. Louis Livingston
Joseph Kernochan
Rainey
Kinderhook
Sarah Elizabeth Waterman
William H. Rainey
Robinson
George Robinson
West 114Th St
Woodlawn
Stimson
Easthampton
L. IL
Julia M. Atterbury
Lewis and
Catherine Boudinot Atterbury
Terry
Utica
NL OY
Israel Newton Terry
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ansley
East Orange
Lucy G. Ansley
Bimbler
Bank St
Newark
Emma Bimbler
Both
Fast
Herman Both
Butler
Franklin Av
James A. Butler
J. Callanan
Throop Av
Mary Callanan
Callen
White Plains
F. E. Callen
Croviel
Mt .Riverdale
Catherine A. Croviel
Cushman
Elsis Cushman
Delamater
Kingston
Lavinia Delamater
Park Place
Mary Eddy
Egan
Greenwich
Michael Exean
Obituary notices list residents with dates and ages
Local death notices from New Jersey and New York list names, addresses, and funeral details. Entries include Spencer Ennist Martha Eymann Bridget Geraghty Peter J. Golden Henry W. Gray Jessie Hanson Albert V. Harris Emily Harrison Henry Heddendorf Friedrich W. Hettner George Hitchcock Adam Johnstein Kenneth King Julia Klein Mary Loughlin Sophia Luthesius Dolores Malloy Sarah Noe Diederich Peters Mary Rabb John T Rogers Theodore Roth Augusta Schneider Gertrude Schuhnicht Patrick Shea Babett Silberman Ella Smith John C Suffern Henry F Tietien Mrs A Ware Frederick Wilcken and others with funeral times or days noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold St
Brooklyn
Bridget Geraghty
Golden
Tinton Av
Peter J. Golden
M. Gray
9Th St
Henry W. Gray
Hanson
West 144Th St
Jessie Hanson
M. Harris
Caldwell
N. J
Albert V. Harris
Harrison
East Orange
Emily Harrison
Heddendorf
Beaufort
Morris
I. I
Henry Heddendorf
Fune
Liareld Hesseblod
Hettver
Sackman St
Friedrich W. Hettner
Hitchcock
George Hitchcock
Johnston
Williamsbridge
N. Y
Adam KR
Johnstein. King
Fairmount Av
Newark
Kenneth King
Aged & Klein
Orchard St
Julia Klein. Loughlin
Orange
Mary Loughlin
A. M. Mathesius
Franklin Avr
Bronx
Sophia L. Muthesius
Michael
Mellenville
Ebert H. Michael. Miller
Greenville Av
Jersey City
Jacob Miller
Molloy
Wind St
Dolores Malloy
Eastern Parkway
Diederich Peters
O'Hagan
West
End
Harry P. Hagan
O'Neill
West S4th St
Ellen O'Neill
Otterstedt
Nelson Av
Willam
Roach
East Tith
St John Roach
P P. M. Rogers
de Kalb
John T. Rogers
Roth
East 77Th St
Theodore Roth
Schneider
Glenmore
Augusta Schneider
Schuhnicht
Gardner Av
Gertrude Schuhnicht
Shea
Providence St
Patrick Shea
Siperman
Cohoes
Babett Silberman
Smith
West 80Th St
Ella Smith
M. Wilcken
Garfield Av
Frederick P. Wilcken
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Sales Notice
Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jeroms Avenue trailers and by carriage. Lots cost 180 dollars. For Books of Views or representative inquire at Telephone 4855 Gramercy. Office is at 20 East 230 Street New York. CIPE.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and Jeroms Avenue
East 230
CIPE
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Russian Symphony Society
G. H. Daniels
Syndicate
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Christian Scientist
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New York Pier
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Honolulu Harbor
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Naval Board of Inspection
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Astor Place
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