Plans for Eleanor Alexander and Theodore Roosevelt Jr Wedding
The gala wedding planned for June 20 at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church unites Miss Eleanor Alexander and Theodore Roosevelt Jr with a large guest list. Matron of honor will be Miss Elizabeth Bertron, and bridesmaids include Ethel Roosevelt and Harriet Alexander. Best man is Evelyn Du Pont Irving, with many Roosevelt relatives in attendance. A reception follows at Mrs. Receneias West Fifty-eighth Street. Roosevelt will host a bachelor dinner at Delmonico’s on Saturday with twenty four guests.
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Eleanor Alexander
Henry Addison Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Bertron
Snowden
Andrew Fahnestock
Miss Alexander
Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harriet
Janetta Alexander
C. B. Alexander
Jean W. Delano
Warren Delano, Jr
Jessie Millington-Drake
Pris
Evelyn du Pont Irving
Harvard
Francis Roche
John W. Cutter
Hamilton Fish, Jr
E. Morgan Gilbert
Seven Weddings Today Across City Venues
Multiple society weddings announced for today including Elizabeth Bertron and Snowden Fahnestock at the Bertron residence 46 West Fifty-fourth Street and Katharine Fowler with Dunlevy Milbank at St James Episcopal Church. Also planned are Dorothy Rand and Payson Merrill at St Johns Far Rockaway and Elizabeth Holden and Roderick Dorma at Webb Memorial Chapel Madison New Jersey, among others.
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Elizabeth Bertron
Samuel Reeding ‘Bertron
Snowden Fahnestock
West Fifty-fourth Street
Katharine Fowler
Dunlevy Milbank
St. James's Episcopal Church
Thomas Powell Fowler
East Sixtieth Street
Dorthy Rand
George Curtis Rand
Payson McLane Merrill
St. John’s Church
Far Rockaway
Albert
Francke
Rand
Lawrence, S. 1
Webb Memorial Chapel
Madison
N. J
Elizabeth Debra Holden
Edward Packard Holden
Roderick Aitken Dorma
Rhea Reid
Daniel G. Reid
Henry J. Topping
Mr. Reid
Irvington-on-Hudson
Wedding of Miss Hitch cock to Singleton Bird in Narragansett Pier
Miss Olivia Hitch cock daughter of Dr Charles Hitchcock and Mrs S Hitchcock of New York marries Singleton Bird son of Mrs Charles T Bird Saturday at the Episcopal Church Narragansett Pier. Best man is E Dimon Bird with ushers Howard Hitchcock Mark W Maclay Jr Walter Stillman Lynford Dickinson O J G Vanderbilt Vicar Rev E Ashley Gerhard and William Motter Fred Letts Clifford Vorhees George Field. Matron of honor Mrs Albert J Akin maid of honor Miss Anne Wallis. Bridesmaids include Miss Frances Lamont Miss Gertrude Leverich Miss Mary Hamilton. Bird is Princeton 1906 graduate and member of Racquet and Tennis Republican Princeton Clubs Squadron A N G N Y.
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Olivia G. Hitchcock
Charles Hitchcock
S Hlitchcock
New York
Singleton Hinman Bird
Charles T
Edward (. Bird
Episcopal Church
Narragansett Pier
Albert J. Akin
Hitchcock
Anne Wallis
Frances Lamont
Gertrude Leverich
Mary Hamilton
Albany
Bird
Princeton
Republican
Squadron A. N. G. N. Y
Princeton Graduates Seek Fund for Langlotz Pension
Princeton graduates in New Jersey have launched a drive to create an income for Prof Karl A Langlotz the composer of Old Nassau The effort aims to provide a cheerful life for the man who gave the university its beloved song Langlotz wrote the tune in the 1860s while teaching music at Princeton.
Equitable Wins In France After Long Court Fight
The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports that France’s Council of State has ruled in its favor in a dispute with the French Insurance Department. The case challenged regulations affecting investment of French reserve funds and deferred dividends. The decision allows continued business in France with limitations.
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Council of State
Vord
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Cuncil of State of France
French Insurance Department
Equitable
France
Equitable To Council of State
Law van Hoy Retroneuv
Social Notes From Gotham Summer Sojourns
Social notes record the Fahnestocks and Gideon Fahnestock Jr visiting Gotham before a Newport summer. Higginsons of Boston also stay at Gotham. Brownsons arrive from Washington for weeks here. Purdy couple plan June Washington departure and summer abroad in New York. Vander Poel and Blanche Billings wed this Saturday at the Billings residence on 196th Street and Fort Washington Road after obtaining a marriage license.
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Gibson Fahnestock
Gideon Fahnestock, Jr
Gotham
Newport
A. Henry Higginson
Boston
Willard H. Brownson
Washington
Wil
William Halstead Vander Poel
Blanche Pauline Billings
Prizes Awarded to Women Artists at Cooper Union Show
Cooper Union Art School exhibition highlights improved work across departments. F. A. Lane Prize goes to Genevieve Joy with Esther A. Turner second. Ethel Cram Memorial Prize to Sather A. Turner. Genevieve Joy and Meta E. Smith take second and third. Ray Slems wins Louis XVI panel prize, others win in portrait and illustration classes. Critics note strong drawing, decoration, and miniature efforts with several standout pieces amid varied skill levels.
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Cooper Union Art School
F. A. Lane
Louis XV
France
Genevieve Joy
Esther A. Turner
Ethel Cram
Anell
Sather A. Turner
Meta E. Smith
Cooper Union Museum
Echo Hart Stewart
Florence Kaldenberg
Mary Barker
Hors Concours
Amy R.brown
Edith A. B. Johnson
Nina Sterling Tait
Selom Poane
van Wildenrath
American Art Galleries to Exhibit Actors' Fund Fair Works
About 130 works from the Actors' Fund Fair go on view at the American Art Galleries before auction next Friday. The highlight is J. W. Alexander’s portrait of John Gilbert as Sir Peter Teazle in The School for Scandal with autographs among a large group of actor and actress photographs. Howard Chandler Christy portraits of John Drew Ellen Terry James K. Hackett and others are also exhibited. The calmer setting aims to improve public access and potential profits.
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Actors’ Fund Fair
American Art Galleries
J. W. Alexander
John Gilbert
Peter Teazle
Howard Chandler Christyx
John Drew
Ellen Terry
James Ek. Hackett
Kaiser Wilhelm II Beats Record Transatlantic Passage
The Kaiser Wilhelm II arrives from Bremen and sets a new long course record by 21 minutes and raises average speed to 23.27 knots, completing in 5 days 14 hours 51 minutes. The ship carried the bodies of George Stegmaier of Wilkes-Barre and Robert Mallard Fulton from Paris.
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Bremen
Kronprinzens
Hbodies
George Stegmaier
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Carlsbad
Robert Mallard Fulton
Paris
Kaiser Wilhelm Iti
Ocean Liner Arrivals Show Rich Passenger List from Europe
The Kaiser Wilhelm, Liner RETANIA, Adriatic and President Lincoln arrivals list many notable travelers. Passengers include Mrs. Peter H Ballantine, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur, Sir Algernon Frith, Bernard and Seligman families, and officials such as United States Minister to Stockholm. Also noted are upcoming sailings of the RETANIA and others from Liverpool and Southampton with extensive lists of names.
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Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bremen
R. Baldwin
Peter H. Ballantine
Mies Ian- Pe A_Flallantine
W. D. Barnoft
W. Bucknell
H. J. Brees
Ames A. Blair
W. Channing Burbank
George D. Barron
C. J. Blair
Sore
MAT Retania
Liverpool
D. ’. Arthur
W. R. Betts
Stanley Bourne
H. W. Brooks
George Marke
Mise E. Clyde
J. P. Drouillard
Adriatic
Southampton
Lucy Adams
H. Baldwin
Mary Barney
Julius Beck
J. B. Bentley
W. O. Jake
Charles Blake
John W. Blodgett
Alice J. Borden
H. J. Jaker
Urban H. Broughton
L. H. Chapin
Frank Dorn
Oppenheimer
L. Dey
John &Chafer
Thomas Thomeen
Albert Welfare
Liam Hees
Jacob Homer
Ernest Seaman
Simmonds
W. J. Pryor
John Ort
Charles T. Erickson
Brady Adds Seven More Stars for New Season
William A. Brady announced seven new stars joining his company for next season. James Hackett Arnold Daly Henry E. Dixey Amelia Bingham Virginia Harned Andrew Mack and Guy Bates Post will headline, with plans for revivals of No Thoroughfare The Corsican Brothers and other Hackett repertoire.
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William A. Brady
James Kh. Hackett
Arnold Daly
Henry E. Dixey
Amelia Bingham
Virginia Harned
Andrew Mack
Guy Bates Post
Mr. Post
Mr. Brady
Mr. Hackett
Daly
New Theatre Management
New York
Miss Bingham
Miss Hatned
Camille
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Leah the Forsaken
Diplomacy
Odette
Alixe
Mr. Grady
Louis Mann
Mr. Mann
Shuberts acquire new Broadhurst play and Walter works
The Shuberts have acquired producing rights to a new play by George Broadhurst for production early in the fall. They will also stage an early production of a new Eugene Walter play with two more by the same author to follow. Walter's Boots and Saddles, planned for this spring, will be mounted next season.
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Shuberts
Broadhurst
The
George Broadhurst
Eugene Walter
Mr. Walter
Klaw and Erlanger Lease Jefferson Theatre Memphis
Klaw and Erlanger announced at their offices that they secured a long lease of the Jefferson Theatre in Memphis Tennessee. The 1700 seat venue will host attractions booked through Klaw & Erlanger. This marks their third Southern theatre lease in a week with houses now in Memphis Nashville Atlanta Richmond New Orleans.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Memphis
Jefferson Theatre
Tenn
South
Nashville
Atlanta
Paontwemeez
Richmond
New Oreanx
Belasco Plans All Star Merry Wives of Windsor and Merchant of Venice
David Belasco announced plans for an all star production of The Merry Wives of Windsor next season during the holiday period. He also intends a long promised Merchant of Venice with David Warfield as Shylock, though cast not yet disclosed.
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David Belasco
David Warfield
Bhylock
Follies of 1810 Delayed and Uproar in Theatre World
Opening of The Follies of 1810 at the New York Theatre roof den is postponed from June 7 to June 20. The review will be at Apollo Theatre Atlantic City the week before. English manager Frank Curnon negotiates with William A Brady Inc to present Jim the Penmant in London. Mrs De Roberts Rinehart plans Europe trip with Avery Hopwood joining. Henry R Harris casts Jane Marbury as Agnes in Bobby Burmit. Winchell Smith new comedy slated for Republic Theatre August 22 with Wallace Eddinger in lead role.
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New York
Roof den
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
Frank Curnon
William A. Brady
Henry R. Harris
Jane Marbury
Agnes
Bobby Burmit
Winchell Smith
Republic Theatre
Wallace Eddinger
Wise
Coroner Censures New York Central After Fatal City Accident
A coroner’s jury censured the New York Central Railroad for a death at Forty-second Street and Eleventh Avenue on May 22. They directed the discharge of engineer J H Van Housen and recommended presenting findings to the Grand Jury. The inquest noted contributory negligence in lack of barriers and gates.
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New York Central Railroad
Forty-second Street
Eleventh Avenue
J. H. van Housen
Feinberg
van Housen
Sidney Gage
Sadie Busso
West Forty-sixth Street
Census shows 32 million churchgoers in U S in 1906
Census Bureau report details religious bodies in the United States for 1906. Protestant denominations total 20 287 742 while the Roman Catholic Church counts 12 679 142. The data notes city and rural distribution and the share of adherents in major urban areas.
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United States
Census Bureau
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
Church of Christ, Sentist
Chicago
Boston
War on Indecent Posters Aims at Boston Theatre Ads
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston asks Mayor Gaynor to join a crusade against indecent and suggestive theatrical posters. He encloses his letter to the Boston theater manager urging action, noting New York as the country’s theater hub and saying the effort must start there. Mayor Gaynor will reply affirming willingness to take up the issue.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Gaynor
New York
Denies Bribe For Lorimer In Illinois Inquiry
Springfield May 31 State Representative HI D McCullom of Louisville was the only legislator questioned by the Grand Jury in the Lorimer bribery probe after State's Attorney Burke was absent in Chicago. McCullom denied knowledge of any money transaction and said he voted for Lorimer for political reasons. Recall issued for two reps and a state officer who previously figured in the investigation. Representives Master of Rushville and Staymates of Clinton plus State Fish Commissioner Cohen are ordered back for questioning.
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Springfield
HI. D. McCullom
Louisville
Burke
Chicago
McCullum
Lorimer
Master of
Rushville
Fish and Game Committee
Nathan H. Cohen
B. F. Staymates
Clinton
Foster
Colen
State Fish Department
United States
L. B. Stringer
Stringer
Staymates
East Shore Residents Plan Ferry Protest at Mayor Gaynor
Citizens of the east shore of Staten Island met at Stapleton to form a committee to urge Mayor Gaynor to reject abandoning the Stapleton Ferry. They seek more modern and faster ferryboats for better service.
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Staten Island
Stapleton
Gaynor
Army Orders Relieve Officers Shift Assignments and Transfers
Washington May 31. Army orders detail Capt. W. H. Paine to McDowell Cal for recruiting relief and list numerous transfers and promotions across Coast Artillery Fort Barry Fort Dade Presidio of San Francisco Fort Mills Corregidor Island and major medical reserves assignments at multiple posts.
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Washington
W. H. Paine
Seventh Cavalry
Ort McDowell
Cal
D. W. Hard
A. Bickham
Exac Board
Coast Artillery
A. M. Hunter
Fort Barry
E. M. Blake
Fort Dade
Artillery District of
Tampa
W. Force
H. M. Merriam
F. L. Buch
Ninety-second
C. K K. Alley
116Th
C. J. Fenton
123Th Company
X. F. Baldwin
San Francisco
Fort Mills
Corregidor Island
Department of the
Department of the Missouri
J. 8. Fox
Fort Sam Houston
Department of Texas
J. T. Aydelotte
Fort Benn Houston
A. M. Coffey
G. W. Cook
Fort Douglas
Department of the Colorado
T. H. Johnson
Fort Beker
Department of California
Presidio of
Monterey
California
C. E. Olmberg
Californias
E. D. Remers
F. R. Iil
Fort G. Wright
Department of the Columbia
Medical Corps
Medical Reserve Corps
Army Medical School
J. Casper
Fort Dupont
W. L. Sheep
Fort Ethan Allen
W. C. Davis
H. A. Knox
Fort Hancock
A. E. Schiarser
Compansy C
Hospital Corps
W. E. Cooper
Cc. W. Kaverkampf
Fort D. A
L. Angel
Porto Rico
T. D. Kelcher
Walter Reed Hospital
G. 8S. Anderson
Gene
G. F. Chese
A. Cronkite
E. E. Persons
J. Nichole
H. Allen
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Army
Weet Point
W. W. Hamilton
Governors Island
W. R. McCleary
Fort Caswell
N. C
J. M. Banister
Fort Leavenworth
Naval officers assigned and duties announced for summer
Capt. E. Lie to duty at the Summer conference of the Naval War College in Newport. Commander A. Fialee to Hartford and Olympia duties and ship command. Commander J. Hood to promotion and awaiting orders after completion. Commander D. A. Weaver to Fore River Shipbuilding for fitting out Salmon. Lieut. C. A. Blakely to command the MacDonough. Ensign T. A. Thompson to Navy Yard Boston for rifle team. Ensign H. J. French retired. Ensign B. A. Strait to command String amme. R. W. Matthewson to command ey.
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E. Lie
Naval War College
Newport
A. Fialee
Hartford
Olympia
Naval Academy
Annapolis
J. Hood
D. A. Weaver
Fore River
C. A. Blakely
MacDonough
T. A. Thompson
Navy Yard
Boston
H. J. French
B. A. Strait
R. W. Matthewson
Ships Arrive and Sail From Global Ports Reported
Arrivals include Flueser Reid and Smith at Delaware Breakwater Preston at Boston Dixie and Michigan at Delaware Breakwater Vestal at Newport Hector at Rio de Janeiro Leonidas at Charleston Paul Jones Preble and Stewart at Santa Barbara Whipple Hull and Truxtun at Santa Cruz Perry at Monterey New Orleans at Shanghai and Birmingham at Hampton Roads. Sailed: Prairie from Philadelphia to Cristobal Wieeling from Bremerton to San Francisco and New York from Espia to Ngai.
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Flueser
Reid
Smith
Delaware
Preston
Boston
Dixie
Michigan
Vestal
Newport
Hector
Rio de Janeiro
Leonidas
Charleston
Paul Jones
Preble
Stewart
Santa Barbara
Whipple
Hull
Truxtun
Santa Crucz
Perry
Monterey
New Orleans
Shanghai
Birmingham
Hampton Roads
Prairie
Philadelphia
Cristobal, Wieeling
Bremerton
San Frans
New York
Spesia
Ngai
Charles H. Treat Dies of Apoplexy at 68
Charles Henry Treat ex Treasurer of the United States died Monday night of apoplexy in his Hotel Victoria apartment at age 68. A political organizer who planned campaigns for the East Side and aided Republican victories, he resigned as Treasury in 1906 and later served as Collector of Internal Revenue. Funeral services are set for Grace Church, Broadway and Tenth Street, with Dr Slattery officiating.
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United States
Charles Henry Treat
Hotel Victoria
Gilday
Mr. Treat
Roosevelt
Frankfort
Henry Treat
Ezra Treat
Maine
Robert Treat
Connecticut
Rockport
Dartmouth
James G. Blaine
Delaware
Chicago
Congress
East Side
McKinley
Wall Street
Elihu Root
Cornelius N. Bliss
Union League
Republican
West Side Republican
Frances Emily Huxford
Treat
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Slattery
Charles T. Walkley
Orange
N. J
West St
Edmund Tighmas Smythe
Steveen Sd St
Columbus Av
Thu Hurnedey
Konia Ares
Grand Central Station
125Th St
Subira
Louis Subira
West 234 St
Frank Campbell
Westerman
Anna Westerman
West 23d &T
Campbell Building
William E
Richard Johnson Williams
Berkley Heights
Monmouth County
Death of San Francisco editor F Sutherland at 1605 Broadway
F Sutherland longtime San Francisco newspaper man and day cable editor of the Laffan Bureau died yesterday at his home 1605 Broadway after ill health since the death of William M Laffan. He leaves a widow Gerta J Sutherland and was connected with The San Francisco Chronicle The Call and The Daily Report.
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F. Sutherland
San Francisco
Laffan
Broadway
Sutherland
William M. Laffan
Mr. Laffan
Gerta J. Sutherland
M. H. de Young
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Mr. Sutherland
the Call
Daily Report
Funeral held for Mrs Julia E Rosenfield in Rock Island
Mrs Julia E Rosenfield died after a four week illness of cirrhosis of the liver. She was the widow of Morris Rosenfield founder of the Moline firm. Born February 7 1851 in Württemberg Germany she married in Cincinnati in 1874. Survived by three children Mrs Samuel Strauss of New York and Walter A and Charles D Rosenfield of Rock Island.
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New York
Rock Island, II
Julia E. Rosenfield
Morris Rosenfield
Moline
Ohio
Samuel Strauss
Walter A
Charles D. Rosenfield
Rock Island
Obituary notices for multiple 1900s figures across New York and beyond
Several obituary notices report deaths of John D Henderson 65 in Herkimer New York H Q Howf in Reno Nevada Stephen H Brown Jersey City Lucy Nicholson Sister Lucy at Brooklyn New York Mrs John R Truell Plainfield New Jersey William S Gutierrez broker Broad way New York Edmund Tilghman Smythe hardware trades New Rochelle Yacht Club Elizabeth Blackwell Hastings England and connections in Geneva Hobart Medical College are cited with brief biographical notes.
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John D. Henderson
Herkimer County
Herkimer
N. Y
H. QO. Howf
University of Nevada
University
Reno
Ohio
Stephen H. Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elsworth Brown
Jefferson Avenue
Jersey City
Lucy M. Nicholson
Episcopal Order of St. John the Evangelist
Lucy
Church Charity Foundation
Albany Avenue
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
John R. Truell
Truell Court
Truell Inn
Truell
Plainfield
N. J
Truell Hall
New Jersey
Violet Truell Johnson
William S. Gutierrez
Broadway
Eighty-fifth Street
West Eighty-fifth Street
Gutierrez
Edmund Tilghman Smythe
West 193d Street
Wilebusch @ Hilger
Cincinnati
Geneva
Hobart) Medical College
England
Surgical Discovery Aims to Reunite Blood Vessels Using Magnesium Couplers
Dr Victor D Lespinasse of Northwestern University Medical School told alumni that he found a method to join arteries and treat vascular disease. He demonstrated on dogs with liver and leg grafts, arguing rings of magnesium offer a needle free union, dissolving after complete healing.
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Chicago
Victor D. Lespinasse
Northwestern University Medical School
Lespinasse
Fire Department
Shipwrecked crew reach port aboard Simon Dumont
Capt. J. Jacobs and five crew members of the schooner Edith 8. Walen, wrecked off Puerto Plata on May 23, arrived on the Norwegian fruit steamer Simon Dumont. The captain reported leaving this port May 5 with a cargo of case oil and a smooth voyage until near the harbor entrance when heavy seas damaged their gear.
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J. Jacobs
Edith
Walen
Puerto Plata
Simon Dumont
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices intended for The New York Times are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion, covering marriages and deaths.
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New York Times
Bryant
Keane Baby Born in Danbury on May 28
Danbury Connecticut announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thomas H Keane on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Danbury, Conn
Thomas H. Keane
Marriages listed in New Jersey notices
May dates show Grace Young and Emilie Wesner among marriages. Entries include Kidd Young in New Jersey, Wesner of South Orange, and Gannon in Montclair with Tackney the listed spouse. Names include Grace Young Emilie Wesner Margaret L Gannon Andrew Tackney and John Tackney.
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Kidd—Young
Grace Young
William Kidd
New Jersey
Klink—Wesner
South Orange
Emilie Wesner
Andrew A Tackney
Gannon
Montclair
Margaret L. Gannon
Ohn
J . Tackney
Long list of obituaries and funeral notices across cities
Obituary notices and funeral announcements for numerous individuals from New York City and surrounding towns. Entries include names such as Henry Ahr Marie Ahr James Lloyd Baylies Ernesta Stevens Carleton Bridget Ford and many others with residences and funeral details. Dates span late May and early June 1910 with services at homes churches and private cemeteries.
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Baltimore
Carleton
Ernesta Stevens
Spencer Carleton
Herparate
West 115Th St
Cobb
Brattleboro
Annie Gray
M. L. Cobb
Henry C. Gray
Cambridge
N. Y
Cummiskey
Mary Cummiskey
Woodbridge
Chrome
N. J
West
Ferry
Edgerton
East Front
Plainfield
Minnie Berton
James T. Closson
Jarcho
Aaron Jarcho
Jarcho Brothers
East 105Th St
Malcom
Hyannis Port
Mass
William Sheldon
George Ide
Beulah A. B. Malcom
Newport
McVickar
Edward McVickar
Edith Speyers McVickar
Henry and
Elisabeth Wainwright McVickar
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
5Th St
Thuy
Boston
Utica
Holland Lodge
Church of the Heavenly Oan
Woodlawn Cemetery access via trains and trolleys
Accessible from Mariem trains and Grand Central Elation lines plus Webster and J Avenue trolleys and by carriage. For inquiries contact 20 East 230 St N.C. or the representative office at 4855 Gramercy.
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Woodlawn
Mariem
Grand Central Elation
Webster
J Avenue
Gramercy
Boyers
East
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Jersey Av
City
Kierstead
Nora M
Nutley
Kilfoyle
Ellen
Knorr
Ledden
Ablington
McCall
Hugh
Weehawken
McGuire
Jersey
Peter
Ridgewood
McGurty
Thomas
Fleet St
Moran
Armanda
Spring Lake
Murphy
Esther I
Wen
Ida
Rechia
Marie
Union Hill
Reilly
Hannah M. Newton
Schneider
Maria
Union A
Eave
Thompson
Annabel D
Valentine
Stephen J
Beio
Voigt
Louis H
Morris
Volkmann
Carl A
West Orange
Walter
Central
Wangner
William F
North
St Newark
S. Weademan
Catharine
Belleville
New York State
George WW
Mount Vernon
Cc Ello
Florence J
Mill St
Pougheepsie
Crain
William C
East Berne
Kenyon
Dorothy
Monticello
Sheridan
Julia W
Tarrytown
Undertakers
Frank FE. Campbell
West Chapela
Roland D. Jones
Govt. Office
E. 59Th St
Crouch
Lewis & Qoncer
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!