Secret Service Chief Flynn Pushes For Inquiry
Chief W J Flynn of the New York Secret Service urges a congressional probe into agency pay and counterfeiting pressure. He warns a careless investigation could endanger sixty five remaining Lupo Morello gang foes and details pay on credit and internal accounting concerns threatening operations. He cites Otto F Klinke and Lupo brothers as sources of risk while defending subordinates and stressing need for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Secret Service
W. J. Flynn
New York
Flynn
Lupo-Morello
Secret Service
John Lupo
Lupo the Wolf
Atlanta
Col
Abe Gruber
Lupo
Rourke Cochran
United States Supreme Court
Otto F. Klinke
Brooklyn
Maren
United States
Klinke
Cologero Terranova
Terranova
Nesses
San Francisco
Kimnke
Joaned
Wilkie
Shuberts Plan Next Season Redistributes Managers
The Shuberts announced plans naming Harry Frazee Walker Whiteside as managerial allies for next season Frazee will stage a new comedy in West Fortieth Street after currently running Ready Money in Chicago Whiteside will continue The Typhoon next year in Shubert theatres Other managers linked include Brady Fields Weber Savage Ames Whitney Cort Morosco Waller Favers ham Sothern Marlowe Lederer the Aherns Singers and multiple producing firms Granville Barker comes to present Shaw and Drury Lane pieces Op o My Thumb The Five Frankforters Headed to Manhattan Opera House Reinhardt to stage Turnadot and Die Schoene Helena with Ames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shuberts
Harry Frazee
Walker Whiteside
Arthur Collins
Drury Lane
Manhattan Opera House
Five Frankforters
London
Greet & Englebach
Winthrop Ames
Reinhardt
Winter Garden to Host Celebrity Picture Gallery
Winter Garden management plans a wall gallery of celebrated visitors for next season. Upstairs promenade from Broadway to Seventh Avenue will hold portraits with overflow in the Broadway white room. First portrait will honor Capt Rostron of the Carpathian. he will pose for Wil fred North in July. Malcolm Strauss to create watercolors. others to follow. No actors or actresses on the initial list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Promenair
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Capt. Rostron
New York
Wilfred North
Little Theatre Company
Malcolm Strauss
Escaped New York woman found near Bloomingdale asylum
Miss Agnes Clowes, 45, daughter of Fred V. Clowes of Garden City, escaped Bloomingdale Asylum Friday. Found in a Mamaroneck Road house near the entrance by John Flynn the Miles chauffeur. She said she fled to go to New York to relatives but would return to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Agnes Clowes
Fred V. Clowes
Garden City
L. I
Bloomingdale Asylum
Mamaroneck Road
Asylum
John Miles
New York
John Flynn
Flynn
Old Miles Home
Garret
Miles
Mr. Miles
Ted Miles
Wilbur Horton
Miss Clowes
Graft Allegations Hit Atlantic City Leaders
Gov Wilson has known the graft plan against Atlantic City councilmen since the movement began. Attorney General Wilson may present evidence to the Grand Jury when it reconvenes Tuesday. Phoebus confessed to taking a $500 bribe in the concrete boardwalk scheme. Councilman Donnelly calls the charges a frame up, while Alderman Carmany vows to fight. Mayor Bacharach reserves resignations of Phoebus and Malin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Wilson
Phoebus
Harris
Burns
Donnelly
Malia
Alderman Carmany
William Malin
Bacharach Toay
Monkey telegraph life in Central Park Zoo sparks curiosity
Keeper Bill Snyder and veteran Patrick Keenan describe Teddy and Tottie the chimpanzees forming a communicative system by tapping an iron pipe. They observe signals meant to gather attention and confirm reception while authorities wonder what the messages mean. A separate incident involves Susie the zebu getting head stuck between enclosure bars and being freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill ‘Snyder
Central Park Zoo
Teddy
Tottie
Patrick Keenan
Monkey House
German East Africa
Hamburg
Keenan
Snyder
Bill Snyder
Keeman
Dodson
Robert Horton
Matha Lars Ree
Horton
Zoom Central Park
Susie
Zebu
Bill’ Snyder
Bill
Child Sweethearts Wed In Boston Social Visit Incident
Milton Hahn and Paula Osterman, both 15 from Woodhaven, reportedly married after leaving home on Memorial Day. Telegrams to their parents confirmed the marriage as Boston police were hoped to intervene and return the pair home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Hahn
Paula Osterman
Woodhaven
Boston
China Needs Missionaries at Clifton Springs
Rev J E Williams vice president of Union College in Nanking warns that China’s doors are open to Christianity now but will close in fifteen years if missionaries do not act. He spoke at the International Missionary Union conference in Clifton Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Springs
N. Y
China
J. E. Williams
Union College
Nanking
International Missionary Union
Stone
H F. Laflamme
India
C. P. W. Merritt
G. Pinnock
Africa
James R. Cochran
Isaac Cannady
McConaughty
Auto killing mystery in Seattle involves powder charge
In Seattle a man named Henry Schireman was killed when a Ford demonstrator exploded after powder was placed in a cylinder head. Investigators traced the powder to a specific car in a Colfax shipment and suspect local foul play. Police probe the shipment origin and line for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Henry Schireman
Ford Concern
Colfax
Lehireman
Auto Avoids 7 Hits 3 in Madison Ave Crash
A taxicab driven by William Thomson 25 swerved onto a sidewalk at 115th Street and Madison Avenue striking Solomon Klein 60 Barney Barnett 3 and Benjamin Rosenbaum 50 injuring them. The cab then returned to Madison Avenue after narrowly missing a woman entering a northbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomson
East 155Th Street
115Th Street
Madison Avenue
Solomon Klein
East Ninety-eighth Street
Barney Barnett
Benjamin Rosenbaum
Thomsen
Ambulance Crash Injures Doctor in Yonkers
Dr. Pratt intern at St. John's River Side Hospital Yonkers was severely injured when an ambulance he rode in was hit by Frederick Lewis's car on Wells Avenue near Warburton Avenue. Ambulance driver Peter Olsen had minor injuries. Lewis, his wife, and two children were present. Lewis was detained at Police Headquarters as Pratt's condition was assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
St. John’s Riverside Hospital
Yonkers
Peter Olsen
Wells Avenue
Warburton Avenue
Frederick Lewis
Walton Avenue
New York
Lewis
Dr. Pratt
Auto Bumps Hydrant to Avoid Trolley Crash
A car driven by A E Packer of 480 Sixth Avenue Brooklyn struck a fire hydrant at Fifth Avenue and Baltic Street yesterday afternoon to avoid hitting a trolley car. Passengers including Carl Platou Erick T Christenson and Alice Christenson plus Pedro Christen son were all bruised and cut but not ejected. Dr Dillemuth of Holy Family Hospital treated them and they continued to Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Baltic Street
Carl Platou
Pedro
Erick T. Christenson
Alice Christenson
Dillemuth
The
Holy Family Hospital
Manhattan
Woman pinned under auto in Trenton collision
A touring car owned by Isaac Fineburg overturns after a runabout hits it on Greenwood Avenue. Mrs. Isaac Fineburg is mortally hurt while three others are seriously injured. Raymond Cubberley and his wife escape uninjured. A cyclist Rudolph Colle dies after a fall from his bicycle in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Isaac Fineburg
Greenwood Avenue
Raymond Cubberley
Fineburgs
Arrivals from Europe on Transatlantic Liners
Transatlantic liners arrived yesterday with a list of passengers including from the Campania and the Philadelphia Southampton routes. Names cover many families and individuals such as Dr. Charles F. Ely, Mrs. Louise Griffiths, W. Grant-Smith, Miss Ma. Comverse, Mrs. Emory, and Charles Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
Serer Rreneese Alderson
J. Ess Barton
W. D. Boyd
G. Brown
G. N. Chalmers
Hire Eee R. Connell
W. Crossley
E. P. Davis
M. Dawson
Charles F. Ely
Hugh Ford
Alfred C. Garrett
W. Grant-Smith
Louise Griffiths
J. T. Hall
Charles Ee Ee
P. W. Haviland
Sydney Jamison
J. N Kennedy
H. F. Kerr
Lac
O. M Harnish
O .Hughes
C. F. Kinsman
Frank W. Seckings
F. B. Sieele
C. Emory
Z. Aldred
W. Grant
S G. Bedford
Charles. Johnson
Isawara Z. Fordyce
Mary M. Drake
W. Charles Bonney
Depews at Briarcliff Manor for European voyage
Briarcliff Manor June report notes Mr and Mrs Chauncey M Depew staying at the Briarcliff Lodge before their sailing to Europe. Also present for June are Mr and Mrs Joseph T Low Gustav Amiesinck Mrs George Schief felin and Miss Dorothy Schieffelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Briarcliff Manor
Theatrical Notes From The Stage World
Word reached Klaw and Erlanger that J C Williamson produced Ben Hur in Sydney Australia on May with success. Cohan and Harris engaged Charles Stevenson for a key role in Eugene Presbrey s The Other Man. Mrs Stuart Robson joined Frances Nordstrom s Room 44. Julia Beaubien recoveres from appendicitis and resumes her part at the Moulin Rouge tonight. Capt F Kleinschmidt hosts guests to view Carnegie Alaska Siberia expedition films at Broadway Theatre tomorrow. After Pirates of Penance runs at Casino Theatre few performances of The Mikado will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaw & Erlanger
J. C.” Williamson
Sydney
Australia
Apaaadicitis
Moulin Rouge
Jack A
Arctic
Pengance
Casino Theatre
Park concert opens season with Kaltenborn leading big crowd
Franz Kaltenborn conducted a large Central Park Mall orchestra in a warm afternoon concert drawing many spectators in white dresses and parasols. The program featured Liezt’s march, Rienzi overture, Hansel und Gretel dream music with siren accents, Borowski Adoration, Tosca selections, 1812 overture, Life Let Us Cherish, Samson et Dalila, Robin Hood, and Chabrier ribhpsodie. Strauss waltzes proved especially effective in the Park setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Orchestra
Central Park-Mall
Franz Kaltenbora
Henley
Ostend
Carnegie Hall
Tharch
Liezt
Mazeppa
Buffalo
Bill
Paul Revere
Hansel Und Gretel
Borowski
Johann Strauss
Robin Hood
Chabrier
Strauss
Injured by Lunch Basket on Hoosac Mountain
Mrs. William Pratt Lyman of Boston was wounded when a lunch basket strapped to a railing on Hoosac Mountain swung loose and struck her leg. Doctors in Pittsfield treated a deep flesh wound and warned of a possible fracture as the party planned to travel to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsfield
Mass
William Pratt Lyman
Boston
Hoosac Mountain
Deerfield River
Lyman
Martha C. Beecks
Eyo Best Huedo
Amos Tuck French
Eckard P Budd Stricken In Mount Holly
Eckard P Budd noted orator lawyer and politician collapsed with apoplexy last night in Mount Holly New Jersey while cranking his automobile He died within minutes after sinking to the ground He had returned with five guests from Camden County before planning a health resort trip He was a prominent criminal lawyer served as Prosecutor of Pleas and on the Board of Assessors and campaigned for Gov Wilson He left a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
N. J
Board of Assessors
Wilson
Death of Patrick J. Flannagan Prominent Gaelic Organizer
Meriden Connecticut today reports the death of Patrick J. Flannagan a founder of the Gaelic Athletic League of Connecticut and a noted athlete. He once held the state handball title and at a Madison Square Garden contest won first prize by kicking a football the longest distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden, Conn
Patrick J. Flannagan
Gaelic Athletic League of
Connecticut
Madison. Square Garden
New York
Bradshaw Veteran Comedian Dies of Pneumonia in Montclair
Charles H. Bradshaw aged 67 longtime Lotta’s leading man died late last night from pneumonia at the home of Mrs. Marie P. Weyer 46 Walnut Crescent Montclair where he and his wife had been staying for a week. Bradshaw born in Philadelphia had been playing in Vaudeville circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bradshaw
Lotta
Marie P. Weyer
Walnut Crescent
Montclair
N. J
Mr. Bradshaw
Philadelphia
Vandee
Descendant of Daniel Boone Dies in Fulton
Miss Martha Henderson aged 80 a great grand daughter of Daniel Boone died in Fulton Missouri where she was born and lived all her life Her mother was a daughter of Jesse Boone Daniel Boone's second son Her death occurred yesterday in Fulton obituary notes her lineage and lifelong residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Fulton, Mo
Martha Henderson
Miss Henderson
Fulton
Jesse Boone
Col Joseph E Caven Dies in Santa Cruz at 67
Col Joseph E Caven editor and theatrical manager died in Santa Cruz last evening of nephritis at 67. An original owner of The Kansas City Times he later worked with New York newspapers and metropolitan operatic and dramatic productions. He was recently business manager of The Denver Times and won his Confederate Civil War title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Caven
Santa Cruz
Cal
Joseph. Be, Caven
Col. Caven
Kansas City Times
New York City
Denver Times
Caven
Del Bonta Dies After Accident At Belle Vue
Theatre manager Del Bonta died Friday morning at Bellevue Hospital from a skull fracture after a fall near his residence at 46th Street. He was found unconscious Wednesday night and transported in an ambulance. The coroner ruled accidental death and the body awaited arrival of Mrs. Bonta Marie Heith Rice. Burial planned in Jordan, North Dakota, where his nephew managed Kirke La Shelle attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Bonta
Bellevue
West
Forty-sixth Street
Anthony C. Gunster
First Avenue
Sidney Fuller Dies Noted Railroad Engineer and Former Maine Rep
Sidney Thomas Fuller of Kennebunk Maine a leading railroad engineering expert and former Maine House member died at his home aged 76 He played a major role in Southern railroad construction helped build the first railroad into Mexico and served as Chief Engineer of Mexican lines He was later appointed by the Massachusetts Railroad Commission in 1879 1880 and received a similar assignment from the Russian Government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Sidney Thomas Fuller
Maine House of Representatives
South
Mexico
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Capt Sarsfield E Young Dies Veteran Sailor and Captain
Capt Sarsfield Edward Young 2 naval veteran of the Civil War and retired sea captain died of heart disease at his Brooklyn home 31 South Eliot Place. Born in 1843 he sailed in merchant service under Commodore Youngs of the Black Ball Line then served in Farragut’s Mississippi blockade. He later commanded vessels including service with Red Star Line and was a Marine Society member. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsfield E. Young
Sarsfield Edward Young
South Eliot Place
Brooklyn
Commodore Youngs
Liverpool
Navy
Farragut
Mississippi
Red Star Line
Marine Society
Widow of Major Williams Dies in New York Hotel Plaza
Mrs. Sarah Williams widow of Major Laurence Williams and daughter of financier George Law died yesterday at the Hotel Plaza from a general breakdown. She lived in Cambridge New York and often visited the city. she had been spending part of the winter here when illness struck. Survived by daughter Mrs. Armstead Peters Jr and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Williams
Laurence Williams
George Law
Plaza
Williams
Cambridge
N. Y
Armstead Peters, Jr
Joseph Hyman
Kinze
Paul A
Madison St
Brooklyn
Pauline’ Henkleman
Knox
Seoul
Korea
St. George William
D. Li
Union Theological Seminary
Knotboro
Lustig
Amalie Lustig
Moritz S. Lustig
Ruth Leon
Julia Harris
Louis
Harry
Milton
West 78Th St
Eirza J
Robert McCarthy
Syracuse
Newton
Yonkers
J. W. Raynor
James Bliss Newton
Saac
Hannah H. Newton
Palisade Av
Yonkerss
Stewart
Brick Presbyterian Church
5Th Av
37Th St. Williams
Plaza Hotel
Sarah
Church of the Transfiguration
Sth Av
Young
South Elliott, Place
Olga Young
Notable Obituaries Across City and Nation
Margaret Per Allen widow of Dr Edward T Allen dies at 202 West Seventy fourth Street aged eighty two after a weeklong illness. Captain Andrew J Duncan brother in law to President McKinley dies in Cleveland at 76 after two years illness. Henrietta N Hill Schutzendorf wife of William Schutzendorf ex Justice of the Peace and Staten Island real estate dealer dies at 81 Albion Place Port Richmond. Henry Frieman Jr longtime Staten Island resident and large real estate owner dies at Fort Wadsworth aged 67. Charles Bonnell Newark realty owner dies at 61 in St James Hospital. Patrick Webb Crimean War veteran dies in Chicago aged 99, longtime British pensioner. Mary A Griffin 67 dies in Flatbush of blood poisoning. mother of State Senator Anthony J Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Per Allen
Edward T. Allen
Seventy-fourth
Allen
Bishop Potter
Andrew J. Duncan
President McKinley
Cleveland
Ohio
Capt. Duncan
Sarah E. McKinley
Henrietta
NHILL
Schutzendorf
William ‘C. SchutzEndorf
Staten
Fort Wadsworth
Frieman
Charles
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices advise readers to submit marriage and death announcements by telephone to The New York Times office at 1000 Bryant Street for engagement and obituary listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Born Notices Enter NY City Addresses
Birth announcements list newborns with parents in New York area. Entries include Buchdahl at 560 West 168th Street a daughter. Gernsback on May 31 a son. Josephson at 740 Riverside Drive a son. Rich at Arverne Long Island a son. Segal at 127 West 141st Street a daughter. Stone at Se Riverside Drive a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segal
West 141St St
D.gal
Stone
Riverside Drive
J. Stone
Marriages Tied Across New Jersey and New York on June 1
A series of marriage notices dated June 1 and nearby dates lists couples wed in Brooklyn Islip East Orange New York City and Montclair New Jersey. Names include Doxsee Boies Newman Gibson Gerhard McCollom Barnes Harris Jewett Floyd Jones Dubernell Spoecklin Truman Hauland Taft Campbell Gillette and others with venues at churches residences and family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lansdale
George R. Gibson
Paul Gerhard
East Orange
McCollom—Ewing
West 58Th St
New York
Wilton Merle-Smith
Marion
William Alexander Ewing
Harold Chaffee McCollom
William McCollom
Brooklyn
Barnes—Brown
Elsa Brown
Otis Barnes
Heun—Harris
Clara F. Harris
Otto Heun
A Jewett
Floyd-Jones
Julia de L. Floyd-Jones
Nelson H. Jewett
Smith—Dubernell
Florence Dubernell
Edgar de V. Smith
Spoecklin—Cohn
Juliet B. Cohn
Charles F. Spoecklin
J. Truman—Dobson
Dorothy Dobson
Walter Truman
Obituary notices from June listings in Brooklyn and New Jersey
Deaths reported include Jane E Beebe widow of Roderick Beebe aged 96 with funeral at Ira L Beebe residence in Flatbush Brooklyn. William W Crissey aged 67 and Ruth A Deyo aged 63 die suddenly in New York and Brooklyn respectively with services planned. Sarah De Baun Eckerson both sides mention multiple church services in Newark and Nyack. Sarah Florsheim aged 60, widow of Anson Florsheim, funeral set for June 3 in Manhattan. Thomas Higgins aged 50 noted with funeral at The West 234th Street church. Eleanor A R Hughes widow of Herbert G Hughes dies near Oakland New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
Newark
N. J
Reformed Church
Nyack
N. Y
Florsheim
Sarah Florsheim
London
Anson Florsheim
Benjamin
Emanuel
Harry A
Lester Florsheim
East 56Th St
Higgins
Thomas Higgins
Thesfu
Frank E.campbell
Hughes
Oakland
Eleanor A. R. ‘Hughes
Hebert G. Hughes
Paterson
Obituary notices and funeral announcements reach across multiple cities
A long list of death notices and funeral details from New York and New Jersey papers. Names include Jarmulowsky Irwin Knx Sutton Williams Young and many local residents with service times and burial plans, plus address and family references for Yonkers Brooklyn Jersey City and Hoboken.
Memorial notices and unveiling ceremonies listed for June 1912
A list of memoriam notices and monument unveilings across New York area cemeteries including Mount Hope Bayside Mount Neboh and Bay side with dates June 9 2 P M and June 16 2 P M. Names include Maguire Baer Barentz Clark Dornheimer Drummond Friedlander Gribben Hildesheim Kroll McGuire McLaughlin OConnor Rothschild Jenny Sussman and others with services at Holy Cross Flatbush St. James Cathedral St. Marys Church St. Vincent Home and various cemetery chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Samuel
Mount Hope
Barentz
Barnett
Bayside
Clark
John C
Dornheimer
Gribben
Patrick
St. James's Pro- Cathedral
Brooklyn
Hildesheim
Yetta
Kroll
Jenny W
Union Fields
Sussman
Johanna
United Hands Mutual Benefits
Ona Sage Cata
Ursuline Alumnae OF
New
Rochelle
Lady Chapel
Madison Av
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Secret Service Department
Kneipp
Kneipp- Linen Mesh CO
19Th St
Rooks Bros
Kaskel & Kaskel
W. A. Mof
Gimbel «Bros
Jas.McCreery & Co
Ee Koute
Crawford
Eaie
Dy E. Duclos
Frazee
Whiteside
FAME
Insane Woman
Wilson IN Grafter Hunt
Milton Hahn
Washington
Auto Wrecks Ambulance
Woman
AUTO
Europe
En Two
First Park
Leben
Haensel Und
Gretel
W. P. Lyman
Berkshires
Killa
Mr. Helly
J. Flannagan
Perior
Ene . Wilson
Eaas
Wilson MF
Tad i Wee 29Th
Maine Legislature and Railroad Authority
Mary A. Griffin
East Earth Street
Flatbush
Griffin
Anthony J. Griffin
Bronx
Thomas Ibert
Troy
Edgecombe Av
Sissers
Dermulowski
Eyer
Arry
Amelia C
Sivan
Kehilath
Yeshurun
Betweenington
Park Avé
Zichron
Ephraim
Lexington Avé
Jarmulovskey
Congregation
Derech Emunoh of
Axverne
Sender Jarmulowsky
Arverne
Dé Arverne
Israel Unterborg
Sec
V. Jarmulowsky
Derech Em
Zichron Ephraim Synagogue
Brady
Ann
Henry
Colliton
James
Downs
John
F ” . Hallock
Ethel
Rose
Mary
West 144Th St
Strassburger
Conrad
6Th St
Daniel
a _ ison St
Valencia
Isaac
West 72d
St. Jume
Wiley
Anne
West 54Th St
Schenectady
Mary A
East Sth St
Moylan
Hanora
Ross St
Raggie
Olive
Clifton Place
Watts
Louisa
Fulton St
Hoboken
Clifford
Lenore
Clinton
Emerson
Willow
Kuudsen
Asier
Jersey City
Bonnell
Charles I
Mee Juns
Feldscher
Emma
Joaas
Jere City
Fitzgerald
A M
Golden
Kaiser
Ernest
Communication
Jonesey City
Pearson
Alice M
Fulton Jersey Wa
Weippert
Margaret
Cobim Av
Long Island
Duke
Selden
Holy Cross
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
John W. Lyon
Giga Reaulahet Geen
Woodlawn Cemetery
Tore Ze Eo
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