President's Church in a Finer Home Dedication
The President attended the dedication of the new Central Presbyterian Church on Sixteenth Street with Miss Margaret Wilson. The church, near embassies and prominent homes, marks a westward move for the denomination and may become a fashionable worship site in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Sixteenth Street
James H. Taylor
I Street
Capitol
White House
Franklin Feagh
John B. Henderson
Marshall Field
North
W Est
Mareden
Madison
James Mrce
Old St. John's
Wilson
Taft
Durthe
All Souls’ Act
Sixteenth
Fifteenth Street
Roosevelt
Foundry Methodist Chur Gh
and Hayes
Metley
Secretary of the Treasury and Co
McAdoo
Massachusetts Avenue
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Annap- M
Chesapeake Bay
Mac
Montgomery Philippines
Wahingeton
New Hampshire
Ome Ie
War College
Pittman of
Nepater
Weddings Chronicle Prominent Area Couples Tie Rites
The notice lists multiple weddings and engagements. Miss Leantce Walton and John Perth plan a ceremony at Je yas's Church this afternoon with a reception at a local home. Miss Lindley and Mr. Jake? g. prepare to wed this afternoon at the church officiated by Rev Henry Shabe. Alfrieda Price and Mr Theodore x, Bio ir Baker unity set for this evening at Stoutenburg church. Miss Mattie Morrison and a son of Mr and Mrs James H. Srebras of Madison face an early date for marriage. Geraldine Armstrong Pitz and James Huntington Ethridge announce their engagement, with no wedding date fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean
Miss Morrison
Ann
Mattie P. Morrison
Pee
S. C. Morrison
West
Third Street
James H. Srebras
Madison, N
Geraldine Armstrong Pitz
Gerald
John F. Fitz Gerald
Tiarkson Avenue
Brooklyn
Jomes Huntington
Engagement of Miss Hein Grandon to David Yard
Mr and Mrs William Jay Grandon of Montclair and New York announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Hein Grandon to David Dudier Field Yard of New York and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Montclair
N. J
William Jay Grandon
New York
Hein Grandon
David Dudier
Outdoor Play At Ardsley by Frank Len Short Players
An outdoor performance of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men by the Frank Len Short Players will be staged at the Ardsley Club lawn next Saturday evening at 8 o clock. Last night there were dinner parties and a dance with attendees including Mr and Mrs P M Smith Mr and Mrs N J Johnson Mrs B A Harned Mrs M W Martin Mr and Mrs J van F Havemeyer Mrs Charlies J Could Mr and Mrs Walston Brown Miss Eva Ingersoll Brown Mr and Mrs A J Frazer Dr and Mrs W B Lambert Mr and Mrs S C Millette Mr and Mrs Anson Robinson Mr and Mrs Frederick Idridge Mr and Mrs No A Campbell Mr and Mrs J Smith Decamp J CD Sheffield R D Westcott KR R Reid Dr T M Taylor J Drinkwater Lewis Ayres and EB Resor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Robin Hood and His
Franklen Short Players
Ardsley Club
Soclock
P. M. Smith
N. J. Johnson
B.A Harned
M. W. Martin
J van F. Havemeyer
Charlies J. Could
Walston Brown
Eva Ingersoll Brown
A. J. Frazer
W. B Lambert
C. Millette
Anson Robinson
Frederick Iidridge
No A Campbell
J. Smith
J. CD. Sheffield
R. D. Westcott
KR. R. Reid
T. M. Taylor
J. Drinkwater
Lewis Ayres
EB. Resor
Newport Social News Highlights Wealthy Guests and Weddings
May 31 report from Newport notes Mr and Mrs Edward C Post of New York occupying a local cottage, the McCays moving to Gibbs Avenue, and many New York and Providence visitors at Renfrew Park and The Breakers. The marriage of Rev William L Essex and Miss Charlotte Nason set for June 11 in New York. Also listed are arrivals of yacht owners, luncheon guests, and society figures including Count de San Esteban and Edward B McLean party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick S. Delafield
Little Farm
Boston
Charles M. Pollock
Pittsfield
AV. Gilman Thompson
Stockbridge
Thompson Eatate
Halidon Hall
Waa
Thomas F. Davies
Western Massachusetts
George Grenville Merill
BaNard Tuckerman
Wolcott Tuckerman
New York Times
Newport, R. T
Edward C. Post
New York
Laula BH. McCay
Gibbs Avenue
R. Hi McCready
Renfrew Park
George B. Satterlee
Miss Marion. Satterlee
Vanderbilt
Stuart Duncan
Albert Hopkins
H. A. Vale
Washington
R. W. Stevenson, Jr
Long Island
Robert Grosvenor
Cyrus P. Brown, Jr
Providence
Otis Everett
R. Livingston Beekman
M. M van Heuren
Sunnyfields Farm
Col Chariles Hayden
Count de San Esteban
Felicia Jesse Metcalf
William L. Essex
St. Peter's Church
St Louis
Trinity Church
Newport
Charlotte Nason
Frederick Nason
St. Ignatius’ Church
Hramanuel Church
Maxwell Ganter
Harold Joins
Iron Mountain
Mich
James Blauvelt
Niagara Falls
Weston P. Chamberlain
Vlattsburg
Arrivals from Europe Bring Notable Passengers
Transatlantic liners Armania and Lorraine arrived yesterday with a list of passengers including Mr and Mrs Kert Adams Leon 8 B Archer Walter Capt and Mrs W F Barrett Mrs Arthur Biddle Mr and Mrs Grey Miss Brooks Kennett W Dunn C S Dunning Mirg B Fulton Mir J L Griffiths Dr and Mrs A T Hadley United States Consul at Birmingham J C Wie Mrs A Jackson Major Ogilvy Williams Miss H Woolley Miss Jane Fairfield Miss Dossert A E Forget Miss Mary Hickey J J Hobbs M McCord W Connor Thomas Spivey and Mgr J R Stiverso Archbishop of Guatemala Bass and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armania
Flaverpool
Kert Adams
Leon
B. Archer
Walter
W. F. Barrett
Arthur Biddle
3Rey
Mrz
A. M. Brand
Brooks
Kennett
W. Dunn
C. S. Dunning
Mirg B. Fulton
Mir J. L. Griffiths
A. T. Hadley
Albert Halstead
Ited
Birmingham
J. C Wie
A. Jackson
Pee JE
T Florton
Ef Pénida
Isabel G. Seheyier
F. A. Soares
Viall
C. A. Waiters
Ogilvy Williams
H. Woolley
Lorraine
Jane Fairfield
Dossert
A. E. Forget
Mary
Hickey
J. J. Hobbs
M. McCord
Connor
Thomas Spivey
Mgr
J. R. Stiverso
Guatemala
Bass
Alice Brown Wins Ames Play Contest For Children of Earth
Miss Alice Brown of Boston won Winthrop Ames prize of 10000 for best American play with Children of Earth. Judges include Ames Thomas and Klauber. Ames will produce next fall. Brown's background spans Meadow Grass to The Story of Thyrza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Ames
Little Theatre
Alice Brown
Boston
Children of Earth
Society of American Dramatists
Augustus Thomas
Adolph Klauber
Ames
Miss Brown
United States
Hampton Falls
N. H
Exeter
Meadow Grass
Thyrza
Rose MacLeod
BP Whipple
Toston
Newburyport
Mass
Hill
Miss Broytn
Tts
Eingland
England
Wales
Brown
Stranded Cast of Phyllis in Boston After Show Collapse
In Boston on May 31, actors and chorus from the New York musical Phyllis were stranded when manager Charles Phillips and author James Cunningham Gray were arrested for allegedly leaving the state without paying bills. They were released after a deposit. Phillips plans suit for false arrest. The company seeks backer funds to cover salaries as $10,000 already sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
New York
Phyllis
Charles Phillips
James Cunningham Gray
Fack Bay
Grace Freeman
Phillips
Angels
Russian-born conductor Joins Aborn, Century Opera Chorus
Josiah Zuro, a young conductor and chorus writer for Oscar Hammerstein during his seasons at the Manhattan Opera House, is engaged by Milton and Sargent Aborn for next season at the Century Opera House. Born in Russia, he trained at Odessa Imperial Conservatory and Munich Conservatory, began as repetiteur at Hamburg Opera, later chorus master and conductor on Sunday concerts, then led the Manhattan chorus under Campanini and conducted Hans the Flute Player and Hecht operas as well as Prohmans productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Zuro
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Milton
Sargent
Century Opera House
Zuro
Russia
Imperial Conservatory
Odessa
Munich Conservatory
Hamburg Opera
Repetiteur
Campanini
Manhattan
Gaelic Society to Host Thomas Moore Celebration Tomorrow
The Gaelic Society will hold its annual Thomas Moore celebration tomorrow evening at the Emmet Arcade rooms on Fifteenth Street and Madison Avenue. Chief Magistrate William Mc Adoo will speak, with an Irish music program by Miss Power soprano Raymond Meyerhoff violinist and Robert Gannon accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gaelic Society
Thomas Moore
Emmet Arcade
Fifteeninth Street
Madison Avenue
William McAdoo
Miss Power
Raymond Meyerhoff
Vwholintat
Robert Gannon
Theatrical Notes on First Appearances and Openings
The Actors Equity Association holds its first annual meeting at the Waldorf at 2 PM. Anthony Cowstock may attend a premiere tonight at the Cort Theatre for The Escape. A. H. Woods signs Dorothy Nord for Mlle Tra La Ta at the Lyric, with Nord’s husband Von Tilzer composing American interpolations. The 1914 Ziegfeld Follies debuts tonight at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Marie Tempest plans a farewell tour via London, New York, and other cities after Winter Garden opens with The Show of 1914. The Seventh Avenue orchestra area is renovated with a new promenade and Italian garden decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Equity Association
the Waldorf
Anthony Cowstock
Cort Theatre
New York
A. H. Woods
Dorothy Nord
Albert von Tilzer
Lyric Theatre
London
Aerial Gardens
Marie Tempest Pais
Weynomertens
Richard Henry Powell
Playhouse
Miss Tet
India
Chicago
Boston
Palsade
Winter Garden
Snuwr Chape
Seventh Avenue
Bonheur Back With Ambitious French Drama Season
Lucien L. Bonheur, president of the French Drama Society, returns aboard the Lorraine and outlines plans for a winter season in New York with many new French and English works unseen in the United States. A Paris troupe led by Mme YorSka will perform, with Rene Bhim and Paul Strozzy among lecturers and Poiret supplying costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien L. Bonheur
French Drama Society
Lorraine
New York
Bonheur
Mr. Bonheur
Bernstein
Hileux
Bataille
Donnay
Fabre
Edmund Lee
Portoreche
Pierre Wolff
de Flers
Cifilleret
Wall
Mme. YorSka
Jose Ruden
Claude Benedict
Vaudeville
Rose Meurvil
Theatre Michel
Champdoe
Gymnase
Mile. Guerande
Rene Bhim
Paul Strozzy
New Oreleans
Ponheur
Lambs Show Nets $115,728 Over Fifteen Performances
The Lambs closed a nationwide tour raising 115,728 in receipts for fifteen shows in eleven cities. About 75,000 will go to the club’s building fund. The Sunday Hippodrome finale featured John Philip Sousa’s band and stars such as Raymond Hitchcock and Douglas Fairbanks in a two part minstrel program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Hippodrome
Metropolitan Opera Trouse
Hippodrome
John Philip Sousa Agin
Raymond Hitchcock
Douglas Fairbanks
Lambs
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Wheeling
Rochester
Buffalo
Lamba
Sousa
Navy pipeline eyed to supply oil from Oklahoma fields
A joint Navy Interior investigation backs a government built pipeline from Oklahoma to the Gulf to supply naval needs. Operators in Oklahoma favor government ownership and operation of refining and marketing, anticipating a larger, organized flow of crude and by products, with Osage chief Fred Lookout among witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Oklahoma
Gulf
Navy
Interior Departments
Fred Lookout
Osages
Aid for Farm Colleges Under Smith Lever Act
The Secretary of Agriculture has asked state governors to designate colleges to receive federal funds under the Smith Lever Act. States must match the funds, using money from state, county, college, local authorities, or individuals to support cooperative agricultural extension. The program funds field demonstrations, publications, and instruction in agriculture and home economics for noncollege residents, to be conducted with mutual agreement between the secretary and the designated state college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Lever Co-Operative Agricultural Extension Law
Secretary of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Griffiths Body Arrives From Carmania for Presbyterian Rites
The body of United States Consul General John L. Griffiths arrived yesterday on the Cunarder Carmania from London where he died two weeks ago. An open wagon carried the coffin to the First Presbyterian Church for 11 o clock funeral services before shipment to Indianapolis. Honorary pallbearers, officials, and prominent figures from New York and Indiana attended, with a wide funeral display and national flag covering the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John L. Griffiths
London
Leslie Scott
J. ©. Barr
Cunard
West Fourteenth Street
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Indianapolis
Fourteenth Street
Mexico
New York
Griffiths
Mlizabeth
Catherine Griffiths
IS West Twentyfifth Street
Mortimer Levering
Nelson Robinson
Alfred F. Potts
Étt Jlert
New
L. P. Roosa
George McAneny
Board of Aldermen
Pratt
Chamber of Omimerce
Treasury
Joseph H. Choate
Chauncey M. Depew
Alton B. Parker
George T. Wilson
Courtenay W. Bennett
Arthur Conan Doyle
U. 8. Billings
James B. Curtis
Gen
L. T. Eichener
The
Indiana Sociery
State Bar Anteseelation of
Indiana
Indianapolis Bar Association
Literary Club
City
Republican State Committee
William Philp Dies at 87 in Soldiers' Home
William Philp longtime Soldier’s Home inmate died at 87 from Bright’s disease in Kearny New Jersey He had been critical for days and hoped to live until Decoration Day A Civil War veteran served with the First New York Mounted Rifles and was wounded while on a mission His postwar life included art studies and a studio in Manhattan He leaves a daughter Mrs Charles Vogelius of 120 Montgomery Avenue Stanhope New Jersey Funeral set for Trinity Church Manhattan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Kearny
N. J
William Philp
Bright
Philp
New York Mounted Rifles
Gen. Butler
Manhattan
Charles Vogelius
Montgomery Avenue
Stoomfield
Trinity Church
Thomas M. Robinson Dies. Former NY Cotton Exchange Chief
Thomas M. Robinson died at Long Island College Hospital after two terms as President of the New York Cotton Exchange. Born in Washington NC in 1847 he served as a Civil War captain and later led T. M. Robinson & Co at 1 William Street. He leaves wife Mary Keyt and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Robinson
New York Cotton Exchange
Long Island College Hospital
Washington, N. C
Sixty-seventh
North Carolina Infantry
Thommipstat Ie
Ite
Mr. Hobinson
Mary Keyt
North Carolina
Khim
Jenny
Joseph
Robinson
Anne C. Bonnie
May W. Seliman
Iline J. Pensmith
T. M. Robinson & Co
Wiliam Street
Mogant
Brooklyn
Obituary notices of Hollander Schlumpf Williams Kidd and Slade
Obituaries published for Harry Hollander of Newark age 41 and hotel owner William Schlumpf age 6 at Paterson. Albany printer Charles F Williams died at his Delmar home aged 56. Deline Jercurha Kidd widow of Col Kidd died in Albany. Cotton broker Charles Malcom Slade, 50, died at Karlsruhe Westchester County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hollander
A. Holander
Charles F. Williams
Albany
Delmar
A. Deline Jercurha Kidd
Harmon Hempelly
Col. Kidd
Englewood, N. J
Potomac River Improvement Opposed by Residents of Harpers Ferry Section
Army engineers report to Congress that inhabitants along the Potomac from Washington to Cumberland largely refuse river improvement, protesting at Harpers Ferry while noting historic canal ties and costly debt. They cite coal shipments via the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and imply railroad interests control the canal. The Secretary of War recommends against proceeding, arguing benefits do not justify costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Congress
United States
Potomac River
Washington
Cumberland
Timles
Harpers Ferry
Jtttern
Cowie Way
George Washington
West
House of Burgesses
Virginia
Tidewater
Maryland
Potomack Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Colin W. C. Lanefitt
Engineer Corps
Government plant bureau reports oversized kernels from Bolivia corn
The Government plant bureau reports success breeding larger kernels in maize and newly discovered Bolivian corn with ears up to two times the size of U S varieties. Minister Knowles hails its higher yields and potential adaptation to northern climates. Blueberry cultivation also advances with seven eighth inch berries and new tubering propagation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureou
Bureau
Bolivia
Gulliver's Land
Drobdingnag
United States
Horace G Knowes
Plant Bureau
Knowles
Funeral for Rev Samuel Henry Bishop at Cathedral of St John the Divine
The Reverend Samuel Henry Bishop general agent of the American Church Institute for Negroes dies of cerebral hemorrhage. Bishop born in Williston Vermont 51. Funeral services by Bishop Greer at 2 pm. Notables attending include Peabody Morgan Dillard Leete Myers and Admiral Mahan. Also notes the death of Detective Sergeant Henry W Schroeder after an appendectomy with his will witnessed by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
St. John the Divine
Samuel Henry Bishop
American Church Institute For
St. Luke's Hospital
Bishop
Williston
University of Vermont
Union Theological Seminary
Isgl
Arthur Brooks
Church of the Incarnation
Isol
Heber Newton
All Souls’ Church
St Andrew's Church
South Orange
St. Stephen’s Church
Colorado Springs
South
Ser
American Oriental Society
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Flo
Episcopal Church
George Foster Peabody
William Fellowes Morgan
A. S. Wrissell
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriage and death announcements intended for The New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The brief notice preserves the contact instruction for submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Multiple Newborns Reported in New York City Area Notices
May 25 to May 29 births announced across Brooklyn Queens and Manhattan. Families include Cohen Friedman Schitz Newman Newmark Padwebe Strause, listing addresses and new sons or daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Newman
Newmark
Brooklyn
FP. KR. Newmark
Padwefe
West 119Th St
BH. Padweb
Strause
Far Rockaway
B. Strause
Fragmentary Marriage Transfers in 20th Century Ledger Style
A garbled OCR page lists numerous transfers and pairings of spouses and partners, with many names and surnames fragmented. The fragment reads as a ledger of Madison era style unions and property-like associations, including Edelstein Apfelbaum Blate Eisenberg Cohen and many others, but lacks coherent dates or clear events.
Marriage notices blur in Geneva event list
Fragmented wedding entries include Wells Smith union in Geneva at St. John's Chapel on May 20 and other couples such as Marie Eaperanes and Jolie Hiestinnes plus Edith McLaughlin and Andrew Marten with scattered details and misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Ivan Bil
Akney -Hsl
Eranza
Marie Eaperanes
Jolie Hiestinnes Rch
Nowton
Lieurte FE. Norton
Carleton W Tick
Funeral notices from a New Jersey and New York area press
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements in 1914 from Jersey City North Bergen Englewood Bloomfield and surrounding regions. The items name deceased individuals with relatives, residences, and funeral details including dates times and cemeteries across multiple towns and churches.
Whitman and Walton Death Notices From May 30 1914
A clipped obituary list notes deaths and funeral details across New York area. Fanny Sinplu Whitman of 230 West 54th Street and Daniel Day Walton of 47 North 66th Street are among those with services scheduled. Other notices include Maurice Cagnely at 45 Sutton Place and Edward P Conroy at 621 Faile Street with tomorrow funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Tdth St
Piri Wariin
Christopher St
Cagnely
Maurice
Sutton Place
Puneral
A. M. Conroy
Edward P
Faile St
Bronx
Ford
Annie
M. Kantz
Wil Melrose
Bremx
KAUST
Katherina
West
Landers
John
Avenue A
LEWIN
East 86Th St
Phillips
Florence
Simpson &J
Krony
Powerli
Mesa
Central Park
Rosmneg —Carolina
St. Mayr
Funert Telay
Meon Roy —Alhert E
Fae Eral Tewmerres
Schwartz Mast
Kant
Funeral
Reeverns
Unveiling Monuments Across New Jersey Cemeteries
A list of memorial ceremonies scheduled for June 7 across multiple cemeteries including Cypress Hills Mount Hope Mount Carmel and Mount Zion. Notable names include Bernhart Palmquist Mendelson and Zimmerman among others with services at St James Church Newark and other local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyeress Hills
Bernhart
St. Joseph's
Hella
Marcaurel
St. Antoninine
Newark B. Dty
Tea
Hareid
Terry
Heron
Zion Sell
Zimmerman
Jnnes St. James's Church
Newark
N. J
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MR. Wilson
Mrs. N’cAdoo
Moon Travels
Ichy Republic Property
Bottied
Vichy
France
Ardsley
Robin Hood
His
Society IN the
Berkshires
Spedal
Lenox
Berkshire
Lenox Club
Morris K. Jesup
Albert R. Shattuck
John E. Alexandre
John S. Barnes
Giraud Foster
William C. Ashwell
Thomas W. Ashwell
Plainfield
Noaa
Harold Peabody
Samuel
Frothingham
F. C. Wagner
R. O. Smith
Curtis Hotel
Maplewood
Clifford Demott
F. L. Morrell
W. F. J. Pell
John Caldwell
Edgemere
Penn
Brown Caldwell
Hamilton Fish
Benjamin
David T. Dana
Frank E. Kernochan
Gertrude Watson
Onota Fort
Louis Chauvenet
Social News OF
Europe
New England
Moore
U. S
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Ave
27Th St
Rentano
River
Potomac
DR. Bishop
Bishop Greer
Cathedral
Sergt. Schroeder
Henry W. Schroeder
Seventeenth Inspection District
Long Island City
St. Mary's Hospital
Jamaica
Schroeder
Long Island Cty
Appelbaum Edelstein
Selma “Kietstein
Fred A. Apfelbeatin
Baumann Aeeames
Florence Alwame
Poert
Paarienn
Eilner-Blate
Camilla Blate
Luck Kiener
Brilel-Uvttal
Ruth Uttal
Abraham Strath Edelbaum
Furman
Lillian Kurtman
Lewis Hildelblui
Eisenberg Cohen
David Eisenbers
Feinberg -Gewiteta
Mowets
Rosenthal
Gordwinsky
Ida C Gordwinsky
Julet Kowenttal
Toolmeere
Pelestin
Tea Scheotherr
New Ren A
Warried
Martin McLaughlin
Mass 7
Edith McLaughlin
Andrew Marten
Raisang
BMA
Pimene
Emma Bausano
Ceria
Robert J. Reach
Bloomfield
N. Z
Bloomfield Cemetery
St. Colin the Divine
Marneau
Dune
Toronto
Ontario
Mma Wirehteli
Sheridan
Terk
New York City
Harry Emrahfield
Bast Orange
Felix Kessel
Mra
Felix Keswel
Auburn Aw
M. Brittain
J. St. Brittain
Nannie D. RK. Brittain
Waters
St. Newark
Greenville
Chapin
Jennie M Chapin
Edwin
Nathaniel
Miraeherh
Murfon i
Adviphe
Gruening
Emil
Khris
Halsey
Henry Tatsey
Bie
Peeped St
Hanbridge
Convent V& Wathyven Wif
Willian
Panbridge
Harkness
Mercer St
Jersey City
Jane Karkness
Toe
Ean Wella
Believer Hey
Fiedkitt
N. Vv
Huidekoper
28Th St
Washington, D
Virginia Christie Mundewayer
Frederic Wolters
Luidekoper
Frederic F.mils Huldekoper
Reginald Shippen Biitilehoper
James OD
Bilae Heneile McMann
Linden Av
Ani Duna Place
Englewood
Erie Station
St. Plesse
Pape
Eureka Lorge
Herbther Louis Pape
St. Ann's Ay
146Th St
Peederick C. Kuehnin
Prendergast
Peer Bern St
Beatrice Dorothea Wayne
Yonkers
So VY
Charles Malcom Slade
Hustead
Annie Evelyn Pattey
Albion King
Mar Bi Slade
York
Fall River
Mary Hryon
George
Stephenson
Jefferson Av
Frank B
George G Ir
Alfred M. Boucher
Armenia
Touomarey
Marty Batorlov
Emetine
John H. van de Carr
S Ff M
Stuvyvessel Falls
S. Y
Henry van Rensselaer
Elizabeth Ray van Rensselaer
Cdo
Braunscore
William J
Anne
Williaam
Coleman
Hanmceck
Hormel
Lacive Stehyner
Seed of
Fis Kosetunkeit
Eve Poese
Walter Th
Lawrence St
Belen -Jemm JF
Jersey City and
Haker
James H
PubeTul Wetice Inter
Banter
Marcarett
Humboldt St
Bechanan
Charles T
Mount Pleasant Ay
Vlannigan
Mary FL
Forney
Amend Os
Rozard
Fisie
Liberty St
Wyed Pt
Haldwin
Huck
Casper
van Buren St
Newarh
Punerat
Meinshey
Hermon T
Leslie St
Seymour Av
News York
A. M
Join
Monnuel Alg Christina Ito
Mesmer
Eeward
Nelson St
Jeremy
Howard
St .Loefoyette St
New May
Stephens
Cathewk
M. Watson
Lena
North Sth
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I. Newark
Broad St
Duneral
Tong Island
Cara Poward Conmack
OK Eere
Keoree
Astoria
Westchester County
Shoninget
Herman
Linton Plac
Mount Vernon
Pune Tedlaw
Prixe
Hronxville
Wemoriam
Grintr
Woodlawn
Beriess
Troile
Niew Xerk
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