Cultured Anarchist Accused of Paris Plot
Paris reports Charles Malato the renowned anarchist accused of organizing a plot to assassinate King Alfonso of Spain. The piece notes his aristocratic lineage, literary polish, and ties to the Anarchist movement, with coverage of reactions from Emperor William and events around the King's Paris visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tift
New York Times
Charles Malato
Patiece
Alfonso
Spain
Count Malato
Naples
King Bomba
Mr. Gladstone
Charles
New Caledonia
Henri Piece
Dreyfus
Malato
Venezuela Seeks Renewal of Diplomatic Ties with Colombia
President Castro announces that Venezuela has arranged debt settlements with Berlin and Britain, ratified by Germany and awaiting British ratification. He notes cordial relations with the United States despite a minor dispute. He hopes to renew ties with Colombia soon and stresses sovereignty in the Bermudez and Orinoco questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Castro
Tie
Venezuela
Velutini
Bermudez
Orinocéo
4Owenr
Ednelaisiem
Verezuela
Colombia
Save
Six Warships Sighted Near Manila Heading for Lingayen Gulf
Manila reports six warships spotted in two groups this afternoon at 2 and 3 o'clock, steaming slowly toward the Gulf of Lingayen on Luzon’s west coast. The vessels are of different types and painted a lead color. Lingayen Gulf lies about seventy five miles north of Manila Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Amet
Gulf of Lingayen
Island of
Luzon
Manila Bay
Dutch Minister Eulogizes Carnegie at Peace Palace Bid
The First Chamber of the States General voted 280000 dollars to buy a site for the Palace of Peace to be erected by Andrew Carnegie. The Minister of Foreign Affairs praised Mr. Carnegie in supporting the measure. The second Chamber approved a similar vote on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
The
Hague
States General Today
Palace of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Statue of Washington Erected in Budapest
The National Chile resolved to honor Washington with a statue in Budapest. The decision cites Cleveland Ohio citizens who erected a statue to Kossuth, applauding the action as a gesture of goodwill between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Budapest
Chile
Cleveland
Ohio
Kossuth
Kaiser Checks France in Morocco Reform Effort
Paris reports the Sultan of Morocco declined French reform proposals without an international conference. The move is seen as check to French policy and a potential setback to the Fez mission. Britain Italy Spain may block a conference, limiting membership and preserving the status quo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tansier
Moorocco
Fez
Morocco
Alfonso
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Spain
France
Russia
United States
Berlin Cheers French Delegates At Crown Prince Wedding
French delegates including Gen de Lacroix Francois Arago and Rear Admiral de Marolles arrived in Berlin for Crown Prince Frederick William’s wedding and were cheered by a large crowd. The Emperor received them later and, earlier, the prince caused a minor mishap by knocking over a pushcart, then aided the injured owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick
William
de Lacroix
Francois, Arago
de Marolles
Liberal Noel Buxton Wins Whitby Bye Election
In Whitby division Yorkshire a Liberal candidate Noel Buxton defeated Unionist Gervase Beckett by 445 votes after Ernst Beckett became lord Grimthorpe triggering the contest. The result marks a heavy blow to the government and ends two decades of Conservative dominance in Whitby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitby
Yorkshire
Ernst W. Beckett
Grimthorpe
Lord Grimthorpe
Noel Buxton
Gervase Beckett
Natal Storm Drowns 200 in Pinetown Tea District
A great storm in Natal floods the Pinetown reservoir causing the drowning of about 200 people, most of them Hindu laborers, with numerous additional casualties reported in surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
Pinetown
Natal
Erie Railroad Considers Piecework in Erie Shops
More than 1 000 machinists in Terre Railroad machine shops were notified that the company plans to adopt piecework. Erie Railroad officials defend the plan as fair and profitable, noting gains on other lines, while union spokesman James Wilson argues piecework favours the few and harms slower workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Machinists
the Terre Railroad
Erie Railroad Company
Cortlandt Street
James Wilson
New York
New Route to Newport by Greenport Block Island Line
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company purchased a large steamboat for the Greenport Block Island to Newport route to attract Newport passengers to use the Long Island Railroad from New York. The new service aims to be quicker and more pleasant than existing routes. Preparations include refitting the Orient and Shinnecock in Greenport for summer trips through Long Island Sound between New York and Greenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Greenport
Block Island
Newport
Long Island Railroad
New York
Long Island
Long Islind Sound
Beteren
Bloomingdale Church Joins West End Reformed Group
Beginning tomorrow Bloomingdale Reformed Church residents will worship with West End Collegiate Reformed Church at West End Avenue and Seventy seventh Street after selling its Broad Street location. Rev. Dr. W C Stinson will preach morning service and Rev. Dr Henry E Cobb will preach evening. The schedule reverses next Sunday. From July first West End Collegiate Church will unite for summer services with Rutgers Presbyterian and Manhattan Congregational Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale Reformed Church
Broadwie
Sixty-eighth Street
West End
West Lend Collegiate Church
Rutgers Presbyterian
Manhattan Congregational Churches
Bellevue Hospital approves $8.5 million rebuilt plan
The Board of Estimate unanimously approved the modified Bellevue Hospital project, authorizing $850,000 for Pavilion A and B construction as the first stage of a larger $8.5 million redevelopment. The overall project was trimmed from about $10 million to $8.5 million, with some ornamentation removed and first contracts to be let next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
Board of Estimate
Bellevue
Banquet Planned for City Magistrate Wahle
City Magistrate Charles G. F. Wahle, recently appointed by Mayor McClellan and elected President of the Board, will be guest of honor at a German Democratic Association of New York banquet at Terrace Garden next Wednesday. Invited guests include Mayor McClellan, Corporation Counsel Delany, Charles F. Murphy, and Supreme Court Justices Giegerich Amend and Dugro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. F. Wahle
McClellan
German Democratic Association of New York
Terrace Garden
Delany
Charles F. Murphy
Supreme Court
Giegerich, Amend
Dugro
Reverend Richards Resigns to Lead Boston Church
The Rev. Frederick B. Richards, pastor of Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church for seven years, resigns to become pastor of Phillips Congregational Church in Boston. He plans to leave about mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Richards
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Phillips Congregational Church of
Boston
Biondi suit over The Saturnalia at Metropolitan Museum continues
The Biondi case before Justice Levintritt in the New York Supreme Court resumes with testimony on Cesnola authority and a disputed contract. Witnesses confirm exhibitions of The Saturnalia and claim museum trustees arranged ties with Cesnola. Biondi declined a $1000 settlement to cover expenses. trial resumes Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Biondi
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Levintritt
Supreme Court
Biondi
Italy
Constantino Biondi
Suturapla
Jihu Root
Gilbert Ray Hawkes
Gen
Cesnola
Luigi Rovers
Ile
Tlawes
Paul Palio
Ballo
New York
Root
Biondi Brothers
Roversi
Stamford Detains NY Official in Speeding Case
Edward R. Carroll chief clerk of New York General Sessions detained in Stamford for speeding. Alfred Rau Philip Berolzheimer and Patrick Curran also involved. Curran released on bond. Carroll and Rau freed after police contact. Curran to appear in Norwalk for hearing. Carroll informed Judge Foster by phone during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Edward R. Carroll
Court of General Sessions
New York
John F. Carroll
Alfred M. Rau
Ansonia Hotel
Philip Berolzheimer
Seventy-ninth Street
Patrick Curran
Thirtysixth Street
Norwalk
Brennan
Mr. Carroll
Carroll
Judge Foster
Pat
Woman Beats Pole Gang At Tottenville Home
Mrs. Lina Dawsey of Main Street Tottenville, Richmond Borough, blocked a New York and New Jersey Telephone Company pole crew for two hours by seating on a chair over the hole to prevent pole placement near her home. The men withdrew at dusk and she planned to resume guarding the site at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Dawsey
Main Street
Tottenville
Richmond
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Bloomingburg Defeats NYC Tuberculosis Sanitarium
New York City plans to locate a tuberculosis sanitarium in Bloomingburg were reviewed by the town board after hearings from the NYC Department of Health. The project was opposed by residents and defeated 4 to 2 at a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
N. Y
New York City
Department of Health
Bonaparte Faces Government Suit Over Baltimore Property
Charles J. Bonaparte, soon to be Secretary of the Navy, is a defendant in a government suit over Baltimore property needed for Custom House use. A $15,000 gap between his set price and government offer prompted condemnation proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Baltimore
Custom House
Cleveland Bondholders Sell New York and Long Island Traction
A Cleveland syndicate paid £1,450,000 in cash to buy the New York and Long Island Traction Company from 12 Cleveland and Akron stockholders. The purchasers, linked with the Long Island Railroad and Belmont Park investors, now own 34 miles of line from Mineola to Freeport connecting with Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cleveland
New York and Long Island Traction Company
Akron
New York
Long Island Railroad
Belmont Park
Mineola
Garden City
Hempstead
Freeport
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Eight Liners Sail Today for European Ports
A flotilla of eight ocean liners with full cabins sails toward European ports. Vessels include St Paul Campinnia Mesaba Thessalia and Caledonia along with Zeeland and others. Notable passengers comprise Baron Moncheur Belgian minister and family on Zeeland and Gen Sawtelle with accompanying party on Mesaba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
St. Paul
Campinnia
Mesaba
Thessalia
Caledonia
Zeeland
Baron Moncheur
Washington
Monchur
José Navarro
United States Army
Miss Sawtelle
Caroline Dayton
von Pfister
Aubrey Boucicault
William F. Draper
William H. Gelshenen
Edwin Gould
Gould
Edwin Gould Jr
Society Notes Show Weekend Weddings and Summer Arrivals
The column reports multiple weddings today including Miss Helen White Stevens and Gilliat Schroeder at St Mark's Church, plus Miss Sara Means with Vivian Spencer and Miss Winona King with Oliver Perin. It notes special trains from Grand Central to Ridgefield for guests, and summer moves such as the Redmonds renting Cary cottage at Tuxedo and Miss Leary taking a Fifth Avenue home, with various family ties and social arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen White Stevens
Berkeley Mostyn
Gilliat Ghéquiere Schroeder
Gilliat Schroeder
St. Mark’s Church
Miss Stevens
Old Lawrence
Long Island
Henry A. Schroeder
Nathalie Munde
Winona King
J. Howard King
Albany
Washinon
Oliver Perin
Baltimore
Ridgefield
Conn
Grand Central Station
New York
Royal Court Receives Over 1000 at Buckingham Palace
King Edward and Queen Alexandra hosted a fourth royal court of the year at Buckingham Palace with more than 1,000 distinguished guests. Diplomatic circle entries included Gen Stewart L Woodford and Mrs Woodford and Mrs Ogden Mills with daughters Beatrice and Gladys Mills of New York among others. Local social figures from Chicago San Francisco and Baltimore were also listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Ueen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
Spain
Woodford
Ogden Mills
Beatrice and
Gladys Mills
Chauncey, Blair
Blair
Chicago
Brenon
San Francisco
William Wallace
Helen Wallace
M. E. Moore
Charles A. Moore
Bagot
Lillian May
Baltimore
Smuggling Bust Reveals Armenian Lace Hidden on Ship
Customs Inspectors seized Armenian lace smuggled into New York aboard the Lom pardia of the Italian Line from Mediterranean ports. Large bundles resembling stuffed mattresses were found in a secluded steamer section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompardia
New York
Mediterranean
North Beach Pool Reopens With Enlarged Facilities
The North Beach swimming pool reopened for the season last Sunday with a greatly enlarged inland bay water area. New shower and needle baths were added and bathhouses are under construction. Manager Leonzo is presenting a vaudeville show on the pier accessed by boats from East Ninety-ninth Street and One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beach
Leonzo
Ninety-ninth
Pennsylvania Railroad to run eighteen hour Chicago train
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced an eighteen hour train between New York and Chicago, claiming it will be the fastest long distance service. The move follows a Central Railroad reduction of the Twentieth Century Limited to about nineteen hours, with officials noting Pennsylvanias shorter 668 mile route offsets Western grades. A veteran official predicted the Central would respond with an hour improvement or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall
Chicago
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Pennsylvania
The
Central
Peinnsylvania
New York
Pennsylvania System
Bronx Subway Set to Open June 15
Superintendent Hedley of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company announced the Bronx section of the subway will open on the morning of June 15 without fail. Delays were caused by specialized work on tracks under the New York Central at Mott Avenue, but the One Hundred Forty-ninth Street Station is now complete and ready for traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Bronx
Moilem River
New York Central Road
Mott Avenue
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street
Donohue Hosts Record Theatre Party at Hippodrome
Matthew F. Donohue Tammany leader of the Twenty‑first District held a large theatre party at the Hippodrome. About 4500 attendees from the upper west side filled two balconies while Col Bordeverry played Tammany on piano and Pete Barlow renamed a beast Nameoki in honor of the district club. Umbrellas were handed out by messenger boys as patrons left in the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew F. Donohue
Twenty-first Assembly
Upper West Side
Col. Bordeverry
Pete Barlow
Elephant Man
Nameoki
Tammany Club
Donohue
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Calvé Cables Denial Of Vocal Cord Injury
Emma Calvé denies a Paris report that she injured a vocal cord and cannot sing again. She states slight laryngitis but is well and will perform Carmen at L Opera Comique, Paris, June 15. Managers Cort and Kronberg, booking the tour in New York, report no halt to plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emma Calvé
Paris
John Cort
Seattle
Northwest Theatrical Association
S. Kronberg
Calvé
Mme
L'Opera Comique
New York
Emma Calve
Cort and
Kronberg
French Musicians in NYSO Honor Barrere at Roof Garden
Three French players Barrere Dubois and Tabuteau joined the New York Symphony Orchestra last night at the Roof Garden after being elected members of the Musicians Union. Barrere’s flute solo was the highlight of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
New York Roof Garden
Musicians’ Union
Messrs. Barrere
Dubois
Tabuteau
Mr. Barrere
Frederic de Belleville Joins Mrs Fiske's Manhattan Company
Frederic de Belleville is added to Mrs Fiske's Manhattan Company for next season. John Mason George Arliss William B Mack Claus Bogel Charles Terry Emily Stevens and Mary Maddern will be members again. Mystic Shriners from Mecca Temple numbered nearly 1000 attended Jefferson De Angelis in Fantana at the Lyric Theatre last night. De Angelis a Shriner entered on a prop camel amid red fezs worn by nobles and the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic de Belleville
Newark Railway Clerk Arthur Young Dies in Office
Arthur W. Young aged 38 of Newark a Chief Rate Clerk in the Lehigh Valley Railway Company General Passenger Agent offices died suddenly yesterday afternoon in the 143 Liberty Street building from heart disease. He was a widower and had served the company for fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Young
Newark
Lehigh Valley Railway Company
Liberty Street
Mr. Young
Lehigh Valley
Mass Meeting For Relief Of Russian Jewish Sufferers
A mass meeting to aid Jewish victims of anti Jewish riots will be held at the Educational Alliance auditorium this evening. A relief fund will be raised with speakers including Rev. E Schulman of Temple Beth El and Rev. Dr. A M Ra of the People's Synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Educational Alliance
8. Schulman
Temple Beth- el
A. M. Ra
The
People’s Synagogue
Burglary Panic Ends When Pet Raccoon Is Shot
Dr A G Meressburg on Bradford Street East New York awoke to noises at his rear window. Patrolman Chaffee confronted a raccoon on the roof, shot and killed it after a struggle. The animal’s body was claimed by a local resident. it had escaped its collar Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Meressburg
Bradford Street
East
New York
Liberty Avenue
Mathews
Meyersburg
Chaffee
Sergi. Mathews
von Gretchen
Atlantic
Georgia Avenues
Green Memorial Plan Approved for Central Park Entrance
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment unanimously approved a $50,000 appropriation for the Green Memorial entrance to Central Park. The entrance at One Hundred and Tenth Street and Seventh Avenue will cost $75,000 to $100,000 with the balance to be raised by subscriptions led by a Finance Committee including Cornelius Bliss and J Pierpont Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Cantor
N. Taylor Phillips
Isaac N. Seligman
Charles R. Lamb
Edward Hagaman Hall
Andrew HF. Green Memorial Association
Board of Estimate
Green Memorial
Central Park
Grout
Cantor
Tenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Cornelius N. Bliss
Charles 5. Francis
J. Pierpont
Morgan
Alexander E. Orr
Charles A. Schieren
James Stillman
Samuel C. Miller Dies In White Plains
Samuel C. Miller, prominent village figure and longtime public servant, dies at his home in White Plains after a long illness. Born August 1, 1848 in Cincinnati, he served as postmaster, deputy treasurer, Nicaragua Canal Construction Company treasurer, and sheriff elected in 1900. He was active in Masonry and politics, leaving a wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White Plains
Cincinnati
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
State Assembly
Albany
Senator Platt
Death List of a Day: J Montgomery Sears Dies at Southboro
J Montgomery Sears heavy Boston taxpayer and one of New England’s wealthiest men died at his Southboro summer home after months of illness from diabetes and jaundice. Born December 25, 1854 in Yarmouth, he built a 1600 acre estate, endowed the West End Workingmen’s Club, funded a Trinity Episcopal Church in Marlboro, and leaves a widow, a son Montgomery Sears Jr., and a daughter Helen Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Mass
J. Montgomery Sears
Boston
New England
Mr. Sears
Yarmouth
Phillips Andover Academy
Germany
Yale
Sears
Representative Benjamin Marsh Dies After Eight Terms in Congress
Warsaw Illinois reports Rep. Benjamin F. Marsh Republican lawmaker for Illinois Fourteenth District died at home. He served eight terms in Congress and had been elected to a ninth term. Marsh also served in the Union Army throughout the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ill
Benjamin F. Marsh
Fourteenth
Illinois
Congress
Marsh
Obituary: Wintullam M Thomson Lees Dies in Brooklyn
Wintullam M Lees died yesterday at his home 170 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn born 1852 in Brooklyn. He graduated from Columbia College School of Mines and studied at Heidelberg. In 1880 he became chief engineer of the New York Gas Company, later serving as chief engineer after its merger at the Twenty First Street branch. He leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintullamm Thomson Leess
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Lees
Columbia College School of Mines
Heidelberg
New York Gas Company
Twentyfirst Street
Weather report shows below average temperatures across regions
The Weather Bureau reports temperatures below seasonal averages from the lake region eastward and in the Atlantic States with warmer interior conditions in New England and Middle Atlantic areas. Winds vary by coast while eastern cities anticipate fair conditions today and Sunday with some regional cooling in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Broadway addresses appear in mixed handwriting
Fragmentary OCR lists addresses 688 Broadway 123 Sixth Avenue and names RouCH FitzcerRAY and Luccace with unclear context. No clear event or date is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouch & Fitzcerray
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Governor Mason Body Moves Toward Detroit Burial
The body of Stevens Thomson Mason, Michigan’s first governor, escorted by family and commissioners, was removed from New York City to Detroit. Mason died January 4, 1843, after a career as Secretary of the Territory and first state governor, later practicing law in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Stevens Thomson Mason
New York
Detroit
Gov. Mason
Thaddeus Phelps
Little Cemetery
Second Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Bowery
Mason
Virginia
Territory of
Andrew Jackson
Territory
Staten Island
Washite Irving
State of Michigan
Bay
City Club Mourns Goddard Death and Service
The City Club of New York adopts a unanimous resolution mourning F Norton Goddard a devoted citizen who fought corruption in politics and led efforts against poolrooms flash gambling. It honors his leadership three years as a trustee and his civic philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
F. Norton Goddard
New York
Goddard
Assembly
Marriages recorded in New Jersey and New York
Three weddings announced with dates in June in New Jersey and New York. Katherine M Higgins marries Earle Raymond Crowe in East Orange New Jersey. Faith M Eekhout wed John Anderson Morton in Dongan Hills New York. Lionel Strassburger and Tessie B Cohen marry at Delmonico's New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Grossman
Lionel Strassburger
Tessie B. Cohen
Death notices and funeral details from Rye to White Plains
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 2 1905 and nearby days. Names include John Charlies Besles Mary S Flagg Jennie Heffernan William Thomson Lees Jacob Manck Henry Orr Lawrence Chew Swift Anna Thacher George C Wart Sarah Mabel Owen and others with addresses and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beales
John Charlies Besles
Mary S
Henry F. Flagg
West Std
Boston and Wooster
Heffernan
Jennie Heffernan
James P. Heffernan
Charles W. Mink
Albany
N.Y
South Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Greenwound
Lees
William Thomson Lees
Manck
Jacob
Maria Manck
Kirchhof
William
Charles J
Walter R. Manck
East &2d St
Orr
New Orleans
Henry
M. D
Pittsburg
Swift
Pittsfield
Mass
Lawrence Chew Swift
McRee
A. Hortense Swift
St. Stephen’s Church
Basteth St
Too A. ML Cremnion
Newspaperads Offer Simultaneous Wedding and Death Notices
The New York Times prints notice inserts that may appear in multiple papers across the country at no extra charge. The distribution list includes Globe Boston Post-Dispatch Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Minneapolis Tribune Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vtimzss
Busi
GLOGE
Puuepalo Courier
Cincinnate Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minneapolis Tribune
Philadelphia Public Ledge
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-2 Standard
Washington Post
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Erary
Associated Press
Loubet
St. Cyr
Palace of Versailles
Aero Club
Bois de Boulogne
Théatre Francais
Voelita
Bois de Viroljou
Bearcelons
King Alfonso
Havana
Palma
Afonso
Louber
Disci
Kaiser
Republic
Balfour
Erie
Union
Long Island Road and Boat Service
Bloomingdale
Magistrate Wahle
14Th Street Church
E. R. Carroll
Auto Party
Pole Gang
Bonaparte
Syndicate
Sara Means
James D. Layng
Vivian Spencer
Samuel Spencer
Mount Kisco
Harry S. Redmond
Cary Cottage
Tuxedo
Mrs. Redmond
Miss Kane
Europe
Mr. Redmond
Ailsa
Miss Leary
Fifth Avenue
Gardner Willard Brown
Vernon H. Brown
City
Mary Russell
James B. Russell
Winchester
E. R. L. Gould
B. Littleton Purnell
Woodland
Walbrook
Pennsylvania Flyer
CALVE
Damrosch
Samuel C. Miller
Westchester
Weather Bureau
Luccace
Woodlawn
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 2Nd ST
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Stephen Merritt
Chelsea
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