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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1900

Page

7

IGE TRUST NAMES TO BE PUBLISHED Threat to Impeach Mayor Van Wyck

The article reports allegations that Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck and his brother Augustus Van Wyck hold stock in the American Ice Company. Attorney General Davies seeks impeachment actions and convening a special Grand Jury to probe Mayor Van Wyck and city officials, plus the company’s officers, amid official confusion over a published list of stockholders.

Robert A. van Wyek Augustus van Wyek American Ice Company NEW York Times van Wycks Davies New York Judge Coyne Einstein & Townsend Lst Coyne City Trust Company de Lancey Nicell Shearn Nicoll Einstein van Wyck Davis Rooosevelt Waldorf-Astoria Sunicipal Assembly Nussbaum Ice Trust Mr. Coyne Morse Catskill Clarence Dunham William J. Brennan Lewis Miller W. A. Winne Dennis McHugh William Whitesell James C. Cady Robert Scott Ice

Ice purchases detailed for city departments in early 20th century record

In the record H. F. Morse executes contract bonds before Notary Public William J. Carroll. No formal ice contract exists beyond those noted. Commissioner Kearny of Public Buildings, Lighting, and Supplies has consistently bought ice from the American Ice Company, with Controller vouchers totaling $665.30 for January and February. Ice sold at 20 cents per 100 pounds.

American Ice Company Departments of Public Charities and of Correction Manhattan Bronx Department of Public Buildings Department of Finance Department of Correction Word's Island Department of Public Charities Blackwell's Randall's Ands Bellevue Fordham Gouverneur Harlem Techsla Ewiv H. F. Morse William J. Carroll Kearny

Writs of Prohibition In New York Antitrust Case

Attorney David Wilcox for America Tee Company sought two writs of prohibition to bar examination of officers before Referee Myer Nussbaum and to avoid producing corporate books. Writs granted, returnable before Justice Chester on June 6. Outcome may affect constitutionality challenges to the Donnelly Anti-Trust law via Appellate Division.

Albany N. Y David Wilcox America Tce Company Supreme Court D. Cady Herrick Myer Nussbaum American Tee Company Copany Chester

India Famine Relief Donations Reported

The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief lists yesterday’s contributions from numerous individuals and churches across the United States, totaling several dollars. Notable donors include F. Halsted, Kings Daughters and various church groups, with funds routed through the New York Times source and John Crosby Brown, Treasurer.

Committee of One Hundred India Eo Barse Brooklyn Hilscher Marion and Barth Beets Laeys O. G Denver M. Scautlin M. E Mar New York Schumm Garrett John . Vanderbilt M. E. Smith Cash J. W John Crosby Brown

Gratitude of India for American famine relief aid

Cable from Simla reports Lord Curzon and Lady Curzon congratulating Dr. Klopsch on his mission in India. Acknowledgments from Lord Northcote and Bombay officials express warm thanks for American charity. Klopsch sails home, Indian officials grateful for aid.

Bombay India Famine Relief Work Lord Curzon India Simla Curzon Dr. Klopsch America Lord Northcote Bombay Presidency

Society Women on the Stage in London Tonight

London society women plan a charity music hall appearance after a winter success. A May fair modiste spurred the idea and the Empire manager predicts West End ladies will join the next week's show Seaside, adding beauty to the scene without speaking.

Associated Press London Ascot Sunday Park Parade The Empire Seaside

Case of Princess Eulalia Separated From Husband

Paris reports the legal separation of Infanta Eulalia and Don Antonio of Orleans was signed by the Spanish Consul General. Eulalia, 36, will reside with her mother ex Queen Isabella. She is the youngest sister of the late King Alfonso and married Antonio in 1886. They have no children. She visited the United States in 1893 as Queen Regent’s official representative, staying in Washington Chicago and Paris.

The Associated Press Paris Infanta Eulalia Don Antonio of Orleans Isabella Infanta Eulalia Alfonso of Spain United States Washington Chicago

Prussian School Reform Meeting Set After Holidays

The Emperor calls an important meeting in Berlin on Prussian school reform to raise technical schools to meet modern development. Invitations go to all technical high school rectors and noted professors. The Berlin Municipal Council forms a mixed delegation to reform Berlin middle schools.

Associated Press Berlin

May Federate the West Indies

Kingston Jamaica June 2 The question of a federation of the British West Indies on lines similar to the Australian Federation is now under serious consideration in these colonies It is believed such a state would bring greater economy in administration and closer unity among the islands. Powerful supporters of the West Indies in England are pushing for this plan.

Kingston Jamaica British West Indies West Indies England

Brooklyn Institute Breaks Ground for New Museum Section

Ground will be broken Wednesday after noon at 4 30 oclock for the new section of the Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Charles A Shieren will preside. Controller Coler and Park Commissioner Brower will attend to hear speeches.

Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Charles A. Shieren Institute Coler Brower

Chicago relief cables £1000 to Lady Curzon

The Chicago India Famine Relief Committee announced it cabled £1,000 to Lady Curzon, wife of the Viceroy, for use in the famine district. A letter mailed to Lady Curzon explains that other cities aided in collecting the amount.

Chicago Lady Curzon Chicago India Famine Relief Committee Mary Lester

French Deputies End Interpellations and Back Domestic Policy

Paris reports a calm shift as the Chamber of Deputies shelves Gen de Galliffet's resignation and moves to domestic measures. Premier Waldeck-Rousseau gains a new War Minister Gen André, while Dreyfus era tensions linger. The Nationalists and dissident Republicans face renewed governance and public order in Paris.

Associated Press Paris Chamber of Deputies Waldeck-Rousseau Marquis de Galliffet André de Galliffet Tompsin L’ Clair War Office Gen. de Galliffet M. Waldeck-Rousseau Capt. Fritsch Gen Dreyfus

Funeral of Maitre Falateuf Incites Nationalist Protest

Paris June 2. Funeral at the Church of the Madeleine for Maitre Falateuf, counsel to M. Dérouléde, ends with a nationalist demonstration. M Coppée delivers a political attack under the church porch, praised by supporters. A bystander shouts Vive la République. clashes ensue, Coppée injured, police rescue. One assailant arrested. he is brother-in-law of Marcel Habert, banished with Dérouléde.

Paris Gaston Mery M. Coppée Coppée Manifestant M. Marcel Habert M. Dérouléde

Critics Blast Kaiser's Personal Regime In Germany

Berlin reports show several influential papers debating the Emperor's personal rule. The Cologne Volks Zeitung argues that his use of "my navy" undermines the constitution and urges advisers to correct him. Recent telegrams to the Bavarian Prince Regent omit the emperors personal pronoun, signaling displeasure at the phrasing.

Associated Press Berlin Cologne Volks Zeitung Bavaria

Connaught Rents an Irish Castle for Season

London reports the Duke of Connaught has taken Castle Blayney in County Monaghan from Lord Francis Pelham Clinton Hope for the season with a five year option. Queen’s occupancy is uncertain as May Yohe formerly Lady Hope has left to tour Australia. Castle Blayney, among Ireland’s finest properties, may become a long term royal residence if the arrangement proves satisfactory.

Associated Press London Duke of Conaught Francis Pelham Clinton Hope Castle Blayney County Monaghan Ireland Lady Hope Australia

Berlin to Build Operate Street Car Lines For City

Berlin council votes to build operate and maintain all street car lines for municipal account. The Grosslichterfelde line has been built and trial electric trains running at eighty to ninety kilometers per hour. Soon such trains will be used on several lines as maintenance costs are said to be cheaper than standard cars.

Associated Press Berlin Grosslichterfelde

Konitz Riots Escalate After Lad's Death Claim

Berlin reports ongoing street disturbances in Konitz tied to the death of a boy named Winter blamed on Jews. Martial law is in effect, streets must be cleared by 9 p.m., troops instructed to fire if attacked. Capt. Hesse and Police Commissioner Block were seriously wounded by stones last night.

Associated Press Berlin Konitz Hesse

Passengers Listed From Liverpool and Southampton Ships

Cunard liner Campania sailing from Liverpool includes Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt among its passengers. The American liner St Louis departing Southampton for New York lists John D Crimmins Myron T Herrick Justice Morgan J OBrien F H Platt and A C Tel as travelers.

London Cunard Campania Liverpool Cornelius Vanderbilt St. Louis Southampton New York John D. Crimmins Myron T. Herrick Justice Morgan J. O’brien F. H. Platt A. C. Tel

New York Times home delivery offer

Daily and Sunday editions of the New York Times offered at nine cents a week with advance ordering through news dealers. Dealers sell the paper without returns, so customers are urged to arrange home delivery to ensure receipt.

NEW York Times Teciammeos

A Day's Weddings Francis Harrison to marry Miss Crocker

Francis Burton Harrison son of Mr and Mrs Burton N Harrison and Miss Mary Crocker of California a niece of Mrs Charles B Alexander and cousin of Mr Ogden Mills and Mrs Whitelaw Reid will wed at St Marys Church Tuxedo with 200 guests. A special train will carry guests from New York. The ceremony at 12 30 pm will be followed by a reception at the Alexander home.

Francis Burton Harrison Burton N. Harrison Mary Crocker California Charles B. Alexander Ogden Mills Whitelaw Reid St. Mary’s Church Tuxedo Miss Crocker Susan Alexander McCook John J. McCook Caroline Taylor Mary Scott San Francisco Harriett Alexander Jean Reid Frank L. Polk Mr. Harrison Archibald Harrison Gouverneur Morris Guy Fairfax Morris Alexander

Timson and Livingston Rites in Tivoli Church Moonlit Floral Ceremony

The Timson and Livingston families joined in a grand wedding at St Pauls Church Tivoli on the Hudson with Rev Henry C Potter officiating. Miss Katherine Livingston wore white satin lace veil and diamonds as she entered with her father and exchanged vows with Bawnfence Timson. The reception for 250 guests at Clermont featured green and white decor with pink accents, palms and feathery frills, while the bridal party and several Livingston and Morton relatives attended.

Bawnfence Timson Theodore Timson Maizeland Red Hook N. Y Katherine Livingston John Henry Livingston St. Paul’s Church Tivoli-on-the-Hudson Henry C. Potter New York Rosemary Mary Roberts Coles Emily Gaw Esther Hare Virginia Campbell Philadelphia Alice Morton Mr. Timson Schuyler Schieffelin Bronson Winthrop Charles Kk. Beekman E. de Peyster Livingston I. Mansfield Patterson Wainwright Parish Timson Robert Livingston Henry Parish Clarisse Livingston E. Livingston Ludlow Johnston de Peyster Justine de Peyster Estelle de Peyster Valentine G. Hall E. Edith Hall Redmond Levi P. Morton Morton Augustus Clarkson Alice Clarkson Louis Livingston Goodhue Livingston

Duncan-Stoddard Wedding at Rutgers Riverside Church

Stuart Duncan and Miss Jermain Stoddard wed at Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church Broadway and Seventy third Street with bride entering with her brother in law William Hoffman. Dress by ivory satin with orchids and lilies of the valley, diamond necklace gift from groom. Reception follows at 300 West Seventy second Street. many city society guests present.

Stuart Duncan John Patterson Duncan East Sixty-fourth Street Jermain Stoddard Charles Augustus Stoddard Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church Broadway Seventy-third Street William M. W. Hoffman Marion Stoddard Jeanie Belle Duncan Amy Lea Duncan Howard Caswell Smith A. Rene Moen Malcolm Stuart A. R. Angell Raymond B. Thompson William J.parslow Harden L. Crawford Masters Gouverneur Stoddard Hoffman West Seventy-second Street Dean Hoffman Hoffman C. F. Hoffman van Vechten Olcott Russell Sage Helen Gould

Seward-Hibbard Wedding at West Eighty Fifth Street

Miss Edith de Charms Hibbard, daughter of the late Rev. John R. Hibbard of Chicago, married Dr. John Perry Seward, son of Rev. Samuel S. Seward, yesterday at the bridegroom's father's home. The maid of honor was Miss L. K. Seward and the best man was the bridegroom's brother. Dr. Seward, Columbia and New York Homeopathic Colleges graduate, was recently named a lecturer there. ceremony conducted by the bridegroom's father.

Edith de Charms Hibbard John R. Hibbard Chicago John Perry Seward Samuel S. Seward West Highty-fifth Street L. K. Seward Columbia New York Homeopathic Colleges

Hoffmann Sanford Wedding in Stockbridge Mass

A high society wedding in Stockbridge Massachusetts unites Walter Hoffmann of New York and Stockbridge with Laura Sanford of New York at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Ushers include Max and Bernhard Hoffmann Eli Whitney Blake and Philip Kobbe with Irene Botsford as maid of honor. Guestsdine at the Botsford residence on Prospect Hill.

New York Times Stockbridge Mass Walter Hoffmann New York and Laura Sanford New York Hoffmann Ferdinand Hoffmann Miss Sanford Botsford St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Tannhauser Max and Bernhard Hoffmann Eli Whitney Blake Philip Kobbe Irene Botsford Chicago DU Dwight W. Sanford George D. Cross Lawrence Battershall Albany Mrs. Botsford Prospect Hill

Kellogg–Taylor Wedding in Poughkeepsie Navy Link

Special to The New York Times reports the marriage of Miss Emily Wendle Taylor to Lieut. Edward Stanley Kellogg of the flagship New York in Poughkeepsie. Officiant Rev. Victor C. Smith led the ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home with bridesmaids Dora Neville Taylor and Mildred Eveleigh Taylor. Best man Lieut. Theodore Jewell and ushers Lieut. R. K. Crank and Capt. T. H. Low attended. A reception followed. Kellogg’s earlier transfer to Essex was rescinded, allowing the couple to wed as planned. Capt. Henry C. Taylor and other guests traveled from abroad.

New York Times Poughkeepsie N. Y Emily Wendle Taylor Edward Stanley Kellogg New York Edward Kelly United States Navy Victor C. Smith Church of the Holy Traith Henry C. Taylor G. W. Wickersham J. E. Chase C. C. Marsh

Wedding of Miss Charlotte Beasley Green and Rev. Thomas Conover

In Trenton at Old Trinity Church at high noon Miss Charlotte Beasley Green, daughter of the late Judge Edward T. Green, married Rev. Thomas Anderson Conover, rector of St. Bernard’s Church in Bernardsville. Ceremony by Rev. J. P. Conover. Bishop John Scarborough blessed. The wedding party included Dr. Walter D. Green and Richard Conover Jr. Reception for 200 at Edgewood Avenue. The couple will reside in Gladstone, N. J.

New York Times Trenton N. J Old Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Charlotte Beasley Green Edward T. Green United States Circuit Court Thomas Anderson Conover St. Bernard’s Church Bernardsville J. P. Conover Concord N. H John Scarborough Walter D. Green Philadelphia Richard Conover, Jr Hamilton Conover New York Charles Brackenridge John Dickenson Mercer Beasley Mr. Gilpin Coleman Kissam West Orange Edgewood Avenue Cadwalader Park Gladstone

Tennille-Dix wedding in East Orange at family home

Miss Mary Alice Tennille wed William Frederick Dix editor of The Home Journal New York in a small family ceremony at 77 Carnegie Avenue East Orange. Rev Ludlow officiated with Rev Fisher Newark and Mr Warren Princeton in attendance. Bridal party wore white organdie gowns. couple to reside in Harrison Street East Orange.

New York Times East Orange N. J William Alexander Tennille Carnegie Avenue Mary Alice Tennille William Frederick Dix Home Journal of New York James M. Ludlow Main Avenue Presbyterian Church John R. Fisher Newark Edith M. Ludlow Sallie Miller Waterbury Charles G. Titsworth George F. Tennille William A. Tennille, Jr Dix Harrison Street

Seibert Daughter Weds Herman Koehler at Glen Ridge

Miss Wilhelmina Seibert daughter of Rev Dr George C Seibert president Bloomfield Theological Seminary married Herman Koehler of Upper Montclair at the bride’s home. Ceremony by the bride’s father with Miss Greenough as bridesmaid and A W Koehler of Berlin as best man. The wedding surprised guests as plans had called for next month. Dr Seibert sailed this morning for health reasons but officiated.

New York Times Orange N. J Wilhelmina Seibert George C. Seibert Bloomfield Theological Seminary Glen Ridge Herman Koehler Upper Montclair Greenough A. W. Koehler Berlin Germany Dr. Seibert

McAllister Niece to Wed Dr Henry S Pritchett at Chevy Chase

Invitations have been issued for the marriage next Saturday of Miss McAllister niece of the late Ward McAllister to Dr Henry S Pritchett of this city. The ceremony will be at 11 30 A M at Chevy Chase with only immediate relatives present and a later breakfast for about fifty guests.

New York Times Washington Miss McAllister Ward McAllister Henry S. Pritchett Chévy Chase

Notable Marriage Linked to MIT President Pritchett

The article notes the marriage of the couple tied to Representative and Mrs. Newlands, highlighting the bride as a sister of the bridegroom. The couple will reside in Boston where Dr. Pritchett has recently become President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Recorder Lazaras Married Over a Year

Bayonne New Jersey June 2 Friends of Recorder Hyman Lazaras were surprised by news that for more than a year he has been married to Miss Margaret Connelly a Roman Catholic daughter of ex Recorder P W Connelly. The ceremony took place February 12 1899 in the rectory of the Sacred Heart Church in New York. Lazaras said this morning My wife a her religious connections and I mine.

Recorder Lazaras Bayonne N. J Friends of Hyman Lazaras Margaret Connelly Lazaras P. W. Connelly Oman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart New York Father Ryan Lazarus

George Costello Leach Weds at Brighton Chapel

The racing man George Costello Leach married Miss Jeanne Brower of Fair Hill Maryland at Brighton Chapel Coney Island on Saturday May 26. After asking a magistrate at the police station the couple, with Deacon Overton and Rev Edward D Kelsey, were joined in marriage by the deputy witnesses and sixteen choir members. The newlyweds then departed in a hansom and news of the ceremony only spread yesterday.

George Costello Leach Brighton Chapel Coney Island Jeanne Brower Fair Hill Deacon Overton Edward D. Kelsey

Newport Summer Arrivals Fill Homes and Yachts

W W Tomkins and family plan arrival next week as Dr W Barton Hopkins from New York comes for the season. Numerous guests and dignitaries arrive at Newport cottages and yachts including Harold Vanderbilt, Commodore Elbridge Gerry, and Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard, with prep underway for Clam Bake Club renovations and July 4 events.

New York Times Newport W. W. Tomkins W. Barton Hopkins New York Joseph Bailey Philadelphia Jamestown Harold Vanderbilt W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr Belvoir Charles M. Buil Brooklyn Kirin Max Agassiz Herman Peckwith Providence Renfrew Park E. C. Carrasco Lakewood Nerita Boston Elbridge T. Gerry Bishop Lewis Cass Ledyard New York Yacht Club Thomas Guanine Lyman C. Josephs J. R. Hopkins McCagg Gibbs Avenue W. W. Finley The Southern Railway A. W. We

Kansas City Strike Fails

Kansas City officials report a citywide building trades strike began as planned but failed to attract participants, with only a dozen workers quitting by noon and officials predicting the action will have little effect.

Kansas City Building Trades Council

Local Business Notices Offer Bottled Vichy Water Shipments

Carl H. Schultz promotes artificial Vichy Selters and carbonic water in quart and pint bottles for out of town shipments with prompt attention. Address 480-444 First Ave New York City. E. & W. All pure white linen. FE. & W. A cool shirt for warm weather.

Carl H. Schultz First Ave New York City

Marriages in New York and Tivoliarea 1900 notices

Multiple wedding notices dated June 2 and May 21 1900 list couples Duncan Stoddard Kase Joslin Seward Hibbard Timpson Livingston Van Vleck Macy. Names include Jermain Stoddard Stuart Duncan Alice Joslin Edith Hibbard John Seward Katharine Livingston Lawrence Timpson Bertha Macy Edgar Van Vleck. locations Rutgers Riverside Church 216 West 124th Street St Pauls Tivoli Clermont.

Duncan—Stoddard Rutgers Riverside Church Charles Augustus Stoddard Jermain Stuart Duncan Kase—Joslin W. Oyler West 124Th St Simon Kase New York City Alice Joslin Rochester N. Y D. J. McMillen Seward—Hibbard West 5Th St S. S. Seward Edith de Charms John Randolph Sallie de Charms Hibbard John Perry Seward Timpson—Livingston St. Paul’s Church Tivoli Francis H. Macy, Jr Edgar Wakeman van Vleck

Obituary notices from Mount Vernon and New York

Deaths announced for J Burns Brown Clarence Cook Rosalie Lewisohn Miriam Nicholson Julia Phelps Samuel M Phillips Mary Elizabeth Tomes plus a board resolution from The Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews and funeral details at Mount Vernon Fishkill-on-Hudson Scarsdale Calvary Church and East 57th Street with times and addresses Included are bereaved families Leonard Lewi ssohn and Adeline Phillips and Simon Borg president notification of funeral attendance.

New York City Boston Lewisohn Rosalie Leonard Lewisohn East 57Th St Nicholson Miriam John Nicholson West 75Th St Phelps Irvington-on-Hudson Julia Albert E. Phelps St. Barnabas’s Church Scarsdale N. Y. Worcester England Phillips Park Av Samuel M Adeline Isaac Phillips Tomes Philadelphia Mary Elizabeth Benjamin Tomes Calvary Church New York

Kensico Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad Station Note

Private station Kensico Cemetery on the Harlem Railroad line offers a 43 minute ride from Grand Central Depot. Office listed at 16 East 42nd Street.

Kensico Cemetery Harlem Railroad Grand Central Depot

Cypress Hills Cemetery Transit Route Note

A brief Brooklyn transit item notes Cypress Hills Cemetery access via ferries by electric or elevated lines. The New York Office of Madison v. is cited as the source of the notice.

Cypress Hills Cemetery Brooklyn R. R. New York Madison v

Death List of a Day Funeral for Mrs Leonard Lewisohn

Mrs Rosa lie Jacobs dies suddenly at fifty two. Widowed by Leonard Lewisohn she leaves nine children. She devoted herself to home family and charity work especially the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews. Funeral at 14 East Fifty-seventh Street at 9:15 tomorrow morning.

Home For Hebrews Board of Trustees of the Home Leonard Lewissohn Charity Leonard Lewisohn East Fifty-seventh Street

Obituary notes of prominent figures across cities

Obituaries note the deaths of Samuel E. Wheatley ex DC commissioner from stroke yesterday in Washington leaving a widow and seven children. Theodore Menges a Chicago dental authority and Northwestern Dental School secretary dies after appendectomy. Joanna Mulford Northport resident dies aged, daughter of lighthouse keeper Gardiner. Ludolph Kiesewetter Newark plumber dies after long illness. Laura Vansise Oyster Bay widow dies after peritonitis operation. Dr Joseph Davis Osborne Newark physician dies of diabetes. survived by wife and two daughters.

Samuel E. Wheatley District of Columbia Washington Theodore Menges Chicago Sr. Menges Northwestern University Dentalchool Joanna Mulford Jacob Mulford Northport L. I John Gardiner Eaton's Neck William E. Mulford Ludolph Kiesewetter Newark Monmouth Street Mr. Kiesewetter Germany Laura Vansise Edward H. Vansise Oyster Bay S. I St. John’s Hospital Brooklyn St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid Society S. Y. Bayles Oyster Bay Electric Light Company Joseph Davis Osborne N. J Broad Street Osborne Succasunna Morris County College of Physicians and Surgeons New York Fourth New Jersey Volunteers

Long New York City Street Directory Snippet With Many Names

A fragment lists numerous residents with addresses across Brooklyn and nearby areas, including Mary Arenella at 121 Withers Street and Thomas H. Axtell at 78 Union Street, along with Jennie Berger 180 Classon Avenue and Clara Burger 20 Buffalo Avenue. The list adds hospital affiliations and miscellaneous notes, ending with Frederick Wolf at the Norwegian Hospital.

Arenella Mary Withers St Axtell Thomas H Union St Berger Jennie Classon Burger Clara R Buffalo Bomfiglio Melrose Bell Clara Bullwinkel William B Glenmore Eae Beatty Anne M Vermont Crosby Henry Richard M Jarvis Gertie Atlantic King Powers St Mintarera Koger Emily St. John’s Keidel John Ellery St Leslie Robert Kings Co Lamberta Joseph Cook St Malone Grant Meade Kings County Almshouse Meyer Louis A Muffai Adelphi Rowe Margery Lafayette Magna Senate Ain van Sise Maria S Fulton van Sise Laura A St. John’s Hos Brennan W. 9Th St Canning Lillie Fulton St Carey Commerce St Connolly High St Clark Graham A Pick John J St. Av Oving Fisher James Palmetto St McCamley Concord St McKay Jane van Sielen Fins Place Howse Os Reuther Ethel H Madison Steers C. W Bergen St SHAW F. S Clinton St Stumpf Elizabeth Lorraine Timm. Henry Kings County Whitney H. N Alabama Wills Ralph Baldelli Maine Msburg Elizabeth J Bucetrina Thornton St Buckow Arthur de Kalb Coppan Antonio 20Th St Curran Andrew Marey Coleman Eliza Carlson Samuel M E. D. Hosp Crozier Clay St Cripe Kings Co. Almshouse Downey A. M Decatur St DU Bois Julia C E. St. St Foley Peter Rockaway Av Phebe Hall St Ton St Luate Gotha Feeney Thomas Foot Congress St Meagher Abbie Butler St McCabe Eliza W S. 1St St McGlinlicuddy J. W N. Elliot Place McKivitt R. J Wythe Nilson W. E Needhammer Varet St O’'Loughlin Loretta J Tompkins Place Penrose Richard Quinn Almsborne J St. St Austin, J Rowan Madeline Henry St Reller Gustav Penn Siegert F. W Keap St Scott W. W Washington and Concord Sts Slingerland Julia Bedford Smith Lillian Throop Sommer Hermann Clarkson St. Schmidt Willoughby Av Shanley Josephine Richards Torri Leo Oakland St Weltner Central Williams Ross Wright Susan Zeiser Railroad Schnirbe Underhill Ellen Wolf Frederick

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