Archdeacon Stuck Urges Personal Touch Over Science in Sermon
Archdeacon Hudson Bruck of Alaska delivered a baccalaureate sermon to Columbia graduates on Morningside Heights. He attacked professional philanthropy and research-driven charity, urging students to keep a human personal touch in aiding mankind, while warning against reducing people to algebraic data. He quoted Luke and warned that science risks erasing humanity in philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bruck
Alaska
Columbia
University Gymnasium
Morningside Heights
Yukon
Descrip Ands
Butler
Con Stuck
Jonal
Proi
Ciological
Christendom
Bishop Darling-ton Delivers Baccalaureate at NYU
New York University hosts commencement events with Bishop James Henry Darling-ton of Harrisburg delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Other speakers include Rev. Arthur H. Limeuze and Rev. De Witt L. Pelton. Music from multiple church choirs capped the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Gould Memorial Library
James Henry Darlington
Episcopal
Harrisburg
Fenn
Erckmann-Chatrian
Elmer E. Brown
Henry M Grown
Christ Congregational Church
Arthur H. Limeuze
Northminster Presbyterian Church
de Witt L. Pelton
St. James's
Joseph M. Hod
Fordham Manor
All Souls’ Church
Union of the Advocate
Wooedox Presbyterian Church
Daniel Philippi
Kn Brett
A Souls’ Church
John W. Worth
Church of the Advocate
Catherine Hays
Woodstocketerian Church
Fordham Diamond Jubilee Baccalaureate Held at Fordham University
Fordham University marked its diamond jubilee with a baccalaureate sermon for graduates. More than four hundred students and faculty gathered on campus in cap and gown before marching three blocks to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy on Marion Avenue. The procession was led by Rev. Joseph A. Mutry S.J. with Deans Joan Whalen and William Hooley assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham University
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Marion Avenue
Fordham
Joseph A. Mutry
University
Joan Whalen
Sermon at Church Rally on Manhood and Ideals
At the church door Rev. John D. McCarthy preached on manhood character and will. He contrasted false philosophy with Fordham ideals and noted international unrest, quoting Virgil and stressing civil ideals. Benediction followed with Father Mulry S J celebrant and assistants Patrick Breslin deacon and Robert Johnston S J sub deacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. MeCtarthy
Father McCarthy
Napoleon
Fordham
McCarthy
Father Mulry
S. J
Patrick N Breslin
Robert Johnston
Predictions of Allied victory and free Ireland voiced in Astoria
Dennis A. Spellissy of the Irish Volunteers spoke at the Friends of Irish Freedom meeting in the Mount Carmel Lyceum Astoria noting forecasts that Germany would win the war and Ireland would gain independence with the Kaiser as an ally. The event drew over 1,000 attendees with presiding official Thomas M. Quinn and a Celtic cross display honoring Irish leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ireland
Austria
Dennis A. Spellissy
The
Irish Volunteers
Friends of Irish Freedom
Mount Carmel Lyceum
Newtown Avenue
Astoria
Thomas Francis Meagher
Thomas M. Quinn
Queens
Patrick H. Pearse
Agnes Carroll
Uncle Sam
Spellissy
America
Ragone
Weather Forecaster Struck, Bureau Delays Forecast
Francis Long 64 of Brooklyn a Weather Bureau assistant forecaster collapsed in his Whitehall Street office. Found unconscious about 3 hours after 10:30 pm forecast timeliness questioned as chief forecaster hurried to issue the regular outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Long
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Whitehall
Battery Place
Mr. Long
John J. O'Donnell
Dr. Kresch
Brockie Rowley Wedding in Englewood Church
Miss Dorothy Moore Rowley and Edward Simmons Brockie were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church Englewood in a late Saturday ceremony. The bridesmaids and attendants included Margaret Armstrong Rowley Constance Horner Elizabeth Dee Ester Lyman Gwendlyn Moore and Heatrice Darling. The groom was Howell Brockie and the bride was given in marriage by William Armstrong Howley. A reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Englewood
Dorothy Moore Rowley
M. A. Rowley
Edward Simmons Brockie
Philadelphia
de. M. Armstrong
Wayne
Penn
Fleming James
St. Paul's
Margaret Armstrong Rowley
Constance ‘West Horner
New York
Elizabeth Dee
Ester Lyman
Ddlefield, Conn
Gwendolyn Moore
Heatrice Darling
Boston
Howell Brockie
William Armstrong Howley
Alencon
Tulle Weil
Rose Point
Ralph Herz Weds Third Wife in Shoreham Ceremony
Atlantic City June 4 Ralph Herz the comedian arrived at the Hotel Traymore with his third wife Frances M Logan of Washington DC. They were married Saturday afternoon at the Shoreham Hotel Washington in a small group. The second Mrs Herz was Lulu Glaser, the actress who had a previous divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Herz
Weas
Atlantic City
Traymore
Frances M. Logan
Belmont Road
Washington, D. C
William Richard Logan
Diplomats to Entertain at Rye Summer Embassy Opens
The German Embassy attachés opened a summer headquarters in two Rye cottages on the Sound. Count von Bernstorff established the clerks in one cottage and telegraph service was set up with two operators on duty. Prince and Princess von Hatzfeldt Prachenberg and their staff arrived for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Count von Bernstorff
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Prince
Princess von
Hatzfeldt Prachenberg
Miss Cecilia Brewster Engaged to William Baldwin Jr
Mrs. Walter Shaw Brewster of 139 Joralemon Street Brooklyn announced the engagement of her daughter Cecilia Brewster to William Baldwin III son of Mrs. William H H Baldwin Jr of Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brewster
Walter Shaw Brewster
Joralemon Street
Brooklyn
Cecilia Brewster
William Win
William H. H. Baldwin, Jr
Manhattan
Passengers Arriving from Liverpool on the New York List
Yesterday's New York arrivals from Liverpool include Douglas Alexander and numerous passengers headed for various homes and destinations. The long list features Mr. and Mrs. A N Anderson, Mrs. A K B Archer, H S Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. A G Bell, Miss N Ball, and many others including Dr. A Chambers, Dr. A M Clutten, Mrs. J A Crowhurst, Rev. John J OConnell, and Mr. and Mrs. C W Yale among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Douglas Alexander
A. N. Anderson
A. KB. Archer
W. Ie Cole
C. V. Corless
J. A. J. Crowhurst
M. R. Douglas
M. Elliot
E. J. Eyre
BK. Armaworth Eyre
T. Gifford
G Graham
M. F. Graham
Joseph G. Gray
J. Gunn
Franklin D. Hale
Elien U Harrison
J. A. Henderson
F. L. Henderson
Hubert Henry
Lb. T. Monro
F. Moore
Albert Newcombe
John J. O'Connell
R. Palmer
Alexander Porter
D. R. Price
Shepherd
B. N. J. Simpson
Jerome Stone
Ke Trowbridge
J. J. van Alen
W. B Walker
C. W. Yale
Ben Ali Haggin Marries Bonnie Glass in Secret Ceremony
Broadway artist Ben Ali Haggin secretly wed Bonnie Glass, the actress and former dance partner of Al Davis, after a lengthy divorce from his first wife Faith Robinson. Haggin, heir to the Haggin fortune, moved into a Roslyn Long Island home and has recent ties to Europe and the art world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ali Haggin
Honnie Glass
Fromer Dancin
al Davis
Hagegin
Roslyn
Helen Roche
Bonnie
Glass
Mr. Haggin
Bonnie Glass
Faith Robinson
Lone Island
Haggins
Central Park South
Broadway
James B. Haggin
Hagens
Haggin
Miss Robinson
Jeremiah R. Robinson
Europe
Charles Dana Gibson
Mran
Mme. Hanake
Connecticut
Daniel Sickles
New York
Twelfth Regiment
National Guard
Algiers
Morocco
MacDowell Club
National Arts Club
Tonnie Glass
Weber & Fields Music
Kelly-Davis
Raisers Aim for 50000 Cracow Relief Fund
The Central Committee of the United Krakauer War Relief Fund met at Temple Israel on 120th Street and Lenox to push a $50000 target by January 1. Thirteen affiliated groups back the effort and $25000 has been raised to date. speakers urged liberal donations for Cracow’s starving families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Krakauer War Relief Fund
Temple Israel
120Th Street
Lenox Avenue
L. Zinsier
I. Edwin Goldwasser
Julius Silberfeld
Henry M. Goldfogle
Benjamin Horowitz
Rudolph Grossman
Cracow
Austria
New York
Mr. Goldfogle
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Catholic Laymen’s League Hosts 3000 at Mount Manresa
Three thousand guests attended the fifth annual reception by the Catholic Laymen's League for Retreat and Social Study held at Mount Manresa Staten Island. President John V. Judge chaired as Rev P J Sheely Rev Thomas Campbell Rev Malick Fitzgerald and John P O'Brien spoke on preparedness. The Mount Loretto band gave a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
Mount Loretto
Italians Mark War Anniversary At Tammany Hall
Italian ambassador message read at Italian General Relief Committee meeting in New York celebrates one year of Italy’s entry into the war. The relief group funds aid to 900 families with $6,000 monthly, plus $4,000 from the Italian Government. Donations from the audience totaled a dozen cash baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Macchi di Cellere
Italy
New York
A. Oldrini
New York University
Tammany Hall
Louis Solari
Leon L. Perera
A. D. Pietro
Oldrin
Perera
St.Anthony's Church
Sullivan Street
America
Bear and Sloth Wrestle for Sleep at Central Park Zoo
In Central Park a playful brown bear released from Denver entered a cage with a high energy sloth. The bear yanked the sloth's tail, sparked a wrestling match, and the sloth, though awakened and fed, remained determined to sleep as the bear kept him upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Snyder
Central Park
Mr. Snyder
Denver
Minnie Colvin Smith Dies After Prolonged Illness
Minnie Colvin Smith of White Plains died after a five week blood poisoning illness at the French Hospital. Blood transfusions aided her survival in the final weeks. She was 40, wife of Frederick B. Smith of Johns Manville, and a noted religious worker who led the Men and Religion Forward movement on a world tour. She is survived by her husband, two daughters Helen and Lucile, another daughter Dorothy, and two sons Gordon B. and Richard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Lucile
Minnie Colvin Smith
Ridgeview Avenue
White Plains
United States
Smith
Frederick B. Smith
Johns- Manville Company
Children to join war relief offerings on Sunday
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America urges churches to direct Children’s Sunday collections on June 11 to war relief. It allows partial or full devotion to suffering children of all warring nations and suggests sending funds via recognized relief bodies such as the Fund for Starving Children of Europe at 70 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Europe
Federal Council
Fresh Air Home Sea Breeze Opens at Coney Island
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor opens its Summer Fresh Air Home Sea Breeze at Coney Island. The first party of 300 mothers and children will depart at 8 am from the public bath at Twenty third Street and Avenue A. Over 7,800 applications have been received for outings, with one day excursions planned alongside weeklong stays. Last year the program served more than 10,000 people across 42,000 days of entertainment. The initial party includes mothers with young children and working girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association For
Sea Breeze
Coney Island
Twenty-third Street
Avenue A
Coney
Obituaries in New Jersey and New York figures
A string of obituaries reports the death of Michael OBrien longtime Washington Market dealer in his ninety second year. Nellie J Friedrich in Brooklyn aged thirty one. Hulda B Tuthill retired Brooklyn teacher in Washingtonville aged ninety four. Samuel T Keller Civil War veteran and former Suffern merchant in Paterson aged seventy nine. Louis Zeitz sales executive and Harmonia official in Elizabeth aged fifty. Joseph Ackerson contractor in Manhattan aged eighty four. Rebecca G Oakley widow of Gilbert Oakley in Chicago aged eighty one. Hannah J Herrman sister of Justice Moses Herrman in New York City. James Pfister retired Mendham farmer in New Jersey aged eighty four. Augusta Lindsley Bentley widow of Rev Edwin Bentley in Morristown aged seventy eight. Harriet Cloyd daughter of Colonel James Cloyd longtime Hoboken Ferry official in Bloomfield aged ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael O'Brien
Washington Market
Nellie J. Friedrich
William %. Friedrich
Mary F. Rita
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
Hulda B. Tuthill
Washingtonville
N. Y
Samuel T. Keller
Anehoe
Suffern
Paterson
N. J
Louis Zeitz
Sirger Manufacturing Comp
Harmonia Building and Loan Association
Elizabeth
Joseph Ackerson
West Forty-seventh Street
Rebecca G. Oakley
Gilbert Oakley
Chicago
Hannah J. Herrman
Moses Herrman
Special Sessions
East Sixtieth Street
James Pfister
Mendham
Augusta Lindsley Bentley
Edwin D. Bentley
Morristown
Harriet Cloyd
James Cloyd
Memorial Service For New York Police Honored Dead At Cathedral
More than 2000 officers in new summer dress uniforms attended the memorial at St Patrick's Cathedral for 78 police members who died in the past year. Commissioner Woods led processions from East Fifty first Street Station as Cardinal Farley’s absence prompted a Malg. Lavelle addressed the crowd praising morale, while Rev. Thomas F. Duffy delivered a sermon on preparedness and tribute to two officers killed on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
St. Patrick's
Thomas F. Duffy
Police
William McAuliffe
East
Second Avenue
East Sixty-seventh Street
Henry H. Schwarz
First Avenue
Father Duffy
Francis J. Sullivan
William B. Martin
Marriage duel death notices for inaertic note
Brief notice indicates marriage, duel, and death details intended for the New York Times correspondence, with a telephonic inquiry to 1000 Bryant for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements for Friedman Basch Berger Lieberman
Mr and Mrs Abraham E Friedman announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday June 3 from Ester Felsenstein. Basch reports a son born June 2 at 1501 Southern Boulevard Bronx to Mr and Mrs Basch. Berger notes a son born June 3 in Rockville Centre IL to Mr and Mrs H Berger. Lieberman records a son born on June date to Mr and Mrs E Lieberman at West 117th Street.
Levy Couple Confirm Daughter Clarice at West End
Mr and Mrs Michael Levy of 924 West End Avenue announce the confirmation of their daughter Clarice at West End on Wednesday June 7 with a home gathering planned.
Family Name Transfers in Local Notices
A long list of betrothals and transfers shows multiple pairs of individuals and families exchanging names or property. Names include Goldman Grounces Franes to Jack Asch-Posner and numerous others linking Brs, Peters, Schrader, Dannenberg, Glaser, Katz, Metz, Hackel, Heller, Zymet, Kempfer, Mishkin, Heyman, Levy, Pries, Rogers, Leuin, Brown, Nadell, Schanger, Knopf, Rapf, Brockman, Elkin, Spielman, and Swoyd among a network of local residents and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asch—Posner
Cella Posner
Sidney Aach
Benz—Schrader
Mayme Schrader Charlies
J. Benz, Jr
Berkowitz
Silverman
Minute
J. Silverman
Louis A. Berkowitz
Birnbaum — Peters
Elvira Peters
Louis Birnbaum
Cohen
Brass Victor 5
Cohen Compn Prey Hmuss
Jennie Dreyfuse
Herbert Cohen
Miriam Dannenberg
Goldsmith Goldsmith
A. E. Dannenberg
Glaser Schlinger
Mollle Schlinger
Samuel Glaser
Groetzinger—Katz
Bianche Dd
Kats
Laidore Groetzinger
Grossman—Metz
Marian’ Metz
Harry Grossman
Hackel—Essig
Cecile Essey
Alexander Hackel
Heller — Davidson
Heller — Davidson.—Irma Davidson To Milton Heller. Hyman—Zymet.—Rose Zymet
Joseph v. Hyman
Kemper
Michel Preiss
Rogers
Leona Rogers
Alois Trsch
Helen Hirsch
Benjamin H. Price
Olb—Leuin
Goldie G. Leuin
Joseph A. Rauschkolb
Rosen G—Brown
Dora E. Brown
Sol Rosenberg
Salinsky—Nadell
Evan R. Nadell
Walter l. Sai
Schang Foreh
Sylvia Reh
Jack Schanger
Scheer—Knopf
Hilda G. Knopf
Goss F. Scheer
Schreer—Rapf
Ruth Rapf
Max
Amelia Brussel
HLFF
Pauline Schiff
Sol Schreiber
Solomon—Elkin
Diana Elkin
Edward Solomon Spielman—Brockman
Rose Brockman
Samuel Spielman
Sweyd—Fiegel
Multiple Weddings Reported In New York And London Notices
Several marriage notices appear across cities and countries. Arthurian London union unites Grace Douglass and John Sandilands. In New York, Helen Connor weds George C McLaughlin and Anna Schevell marries Bert Weiner. Additional unions include Larry Margulies and Rose Fischer, Clara Schwarzkopf and Harry Benjamin, Louise Paulsen and James Brydie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin — Schwarzkopf
Clara Schwarzkopf
Harry M. Benjamin
Brydie—Paulsen
Louise G. Paulsen
James I. Brydie
New Pastor Joins St. Vincent Ferrer Parish
The Very Rev J RK Heffernan O P takes over as pastor of St. Vincent Ferrer Church at Lexington Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street succeeding Rev E G Fitzgerald O P who moves to Brookland Washington to head the Dominican House of Studies. The parish is under construction on a new church on the old site costing 510000 with no changes to plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RK. Heffernan
O. PF
Dominican Order
Newark
St. Vincent Ferrer Church
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
E. G. Fitzgerald
O. P
Dominican House of Studies
Brookland
Washington
St. Vincent Ferrer Parish
Heffernan
William J. Ackerly Civil Engineer and NY Western Union Official Dies
William J. Ackerly longtime Commercial Superintendent of the New York district for the Western Union Telegraph Company died at his White Plains home in his seventieth year. He served as Westchester County Superintendent of the Poor and White Plains Water Commissioner, and sat on New York City Water Commissioners boards. A Mason and Elks member, he was survived by his wife two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ackerly
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
White Plains
N. Y
Educator Dr. Hubert N Skinner Dies in Chicago
Dr. Hubert N Skinner educator author and lecturer dies at home in Chicago from stomach cancer. Born in 1855 in Valparaiso Indiana he was a son of a Valparaiso University founder and originator of the Lincoln Day celebration. He led the Teachers National Reading Circle for twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hubert N Skinner
Skinner
Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Marriages Listed for June Dates
June 1 to 4 marriage notices include Beatrice Reos to George P. Butler Jr Frieda Newhoff to Samuel Dworetzky Shirley Bender to Phillip Herman Avis Spear to Edwin Lichtig Miriam L Magner to Nathan A. Propp Melanie Tokaji to William Rothenberg Carrie G Black to Percy Sonnenschein Lucile V Roussel to William A Gabie Mary B Powell to De Witt W Van Ness Florence Hess to Emanuel M Loeb and others concise roster of names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan A. Propp
Rothenberg
Tokaji
Melanie Tokaji
William Rothenberg
Sonnenschein
Black
Carrie G. Black
Percy Sonnenschein
Gable—Roussel
Lucile V. Roussel
William A. Gabie
van Ness—Powell
Mary B. Powell
de Witt W. van Ness
Bellman and others funeral notices in Brooklyn daily
A long list of death notices and funeral details from New York area there are multiple names including Jane Bellman John Bernhardt Bilza Black Elizabeth Corbett Maria De Marrais Sidney Dpnise Elizabeth Fennel Charles Garside James Howard Hannah Herrman Margaret Hoe and Frances Koenig with dates June 1916 and service details at homes churches and private interments across New Jersey and New York boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Bilza C
Ward G. Black
Jdte
Division AV
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Elizabeth J. Corbett
West 21St St
Takoma Park Sanitarium
Washington, D. C
DE Marrais
Demarest
John B
Maria J. de Marrais
Aunt Carmel Church
Tenafly
Sidney
Broadway
Freehold
Fennel
Robert Packer Hospital
Sayre
Penn
Elizabeth Welles Fennel
Charles F. Welles
Elizabeth Laporte
Athens
Garside
New York
Charles Zeh Garside
Ellaenereee Garside
Rockaway
Hoboken
Christ Church
Tist St
Katzenstein
Charles
Sophia
Clra
Sadie
Belle
Irving
Wadsworth
Kobre
Max
Sarah Kobro
Paul
Adolph
Mortis
Esther Singer
Koenig
Rockaway Park
L. L
Francesa Koenig
Nnee Jacob
John Koenig
William Yoost
Newport AV
Reckaway Park
Long Island
Flatbush Avy
Stallion, Long Island Railroad
Lutheran Cemetery
Obituary notices list June 4 1916 in New York area
Funeral notices for numerous residents and relatives spread across New York City and nearby towns list June 4 1916 and early June services. Entries name the deceased, residence, ages where given, and service times at churches or cemeteries with interment details and sometimes requests for no flowers.
Unveiling Monuments Across Cemeteries in June Observed
A list of funeral and memorial events dated June to honor the dead at multiple cemeteries including Mount Armell Union Fields Cypress Hills and Beth El. Names of the deceased paired with dates June 4 through June 11 and scheduled masses or unveiling ceremonies at St Patrick’s St Alphonsus St Antoninus and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Heim
Emma
Inion Fields
Churchill
Ann_Emase
St. Patrick's Cathedral
A. M Cohen
Israel
Mountarmel
Corrigan
Therese I
St. Antoninus Church
Newark
M. Fox
Annie_ iL
St. Alphonsus
James
Mane
Patrick
Brooklyn
Grainger
Captain Charles
Mass
Gregory
Jum Strauss
Henriette
Seleom Fields
Wilding
Katie
Wise
Morris
Unies Ones
Jane
Jacob
Fielda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Archdeacon Stuck
Life
Shams
Bishop Darlington
N. Y.U
John D. McCarthy
Stevens
Stevens Institute of Technology
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Seventh and
Washington Streets
A. W. Shipley
Kaiser
Speilissy
Long
Bride
Ocean Travelers
Central Relief Committee
Bear
Ee the Provident Loan Society OF
Fourth Avenue
25Th Street
Eldridge St
Rivington St
Seventh
Bet
48Th & 49Th St
Lexington
124Th St
Grand St
Clinton St
72D St
Lexington & 3d
East Houston St
Essex St
Bhronx Indt
148Th St
Brooklyn Smith St
Livingston St. Graham
Debevoise St. Pitkin
Bers
Mgr. Lavelle
Force
Glee Club
Joseph Green
Goldman
Frances
Jack
Flatbush Ave
Nevins
Pioneer
St. Vincent Ferrer
Hubert N. Skinner
Warried
Berlin Photographic Co
Madison Ave
Armenonville
HOTEL
Knickerbocker
James Bregan
Haut Monde
42Nd Street
Direct
Volunter
Grove
North Mintefield
Isis
Trail
Foot of Liberty Bt
Kobbe
Richard H. Omene
Newland
John Newland
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
O'Brien
Michael
Elizabeth O' Brien
West 72d St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Tiet St
Jeté
Anne Offerman
Carsten Offerman
Lancoln Place
SP. M
Pinneo
North Broad
Filzabeth
Esther King Pinneo
J. Otte
M. L
Fred U
Spencer
Lilian Burr
Lééth St
Allen
Trinity Episcopal
Colvin
Soulth
York
Burr
Hidgeview
Tinton
Man Burr
New
Caroline Weber Charlies
New York City
Charles B
Frederick B
Edgar B. Spencer
Caneadea
N. Taylor
June Taylor
Isaac An
Harriman
Weil
Rudolph Well
Sin
Pilsrim
Emery Lodge
Lowell Lincoln
Sarah E. Taylor
Leo Weil
Sigmund
Ludwig
Masonic Temple
Ifil Cemetery
Leole Hall
Joseph Bergstein
Herman Wessels
Joseph J
Whiteher
Jane A. Whitehead
W Lam BE
Whitechester
Cock St
Regina
A. M. Zeisler
Ethel Bowers
Alice Fu N Printz
Isabella Gilbert
Leonard
Neral
Dr. Willud
Daugh- Andrew Findlay
Dan
Isadore
Louis
Greenbaum
Carroll
Alt Yvany AV
Heesch
Henry
Hegblom
Charles A
Jefferson
George
Wheeral
Lynes
Clara
McCormick Martha
F. M. McGurl
St. Moran
Patrick H
Wiggins
Thomas
St. Jume N
ZAULG
Jacov A
Park Av
Bron
Hendit
Wiliam E
Putnam Av
Poyle
Bond
Hmadshaw
Casey
Eraward, Jr
Douglas St
COAN
John
Coffey St
Achristina
Leavy
Christopher
Beraskey Place
Nielsen
Alexander
St. Johnes Place
Fllaabeth
Holy Family Peasent
P.M. Pumphey
Amity St
M. Ball
Arthur
Putnam
Sharkey
Mary A
de Kalb
A. M. Wright
Hoboken, Jersey City
Derridkee Mary
Summit Ave
Jersey City
Duffy
Central Av
Ferry
Guastave
I. M. Schroeder
Margaret A
South
A. M. Seydler
Pine St
J City
P. M. Siewert
Emma C
Summit Av
Stewart
Pan —Alfred
South Ozone
Erron
Milhuret
Reneral
M. Reede
Sophia J
Richmond Hill
Weinheimer
Maria
Rockaway Ene A
Stephen Merritt
Woodlawn N
Offigs
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