Funeral for Rev Dr Richard Salter Storrs at Pilgrims Church
The Rev Dr Richard S Storrs longtime pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims Brooklyn died at 6 45 PM at his home 80 Pierrepont Street He was aged 53 years in Brooklyn and Manhattan church members and friends attended his bedside He will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery Funeral services Friday at 3 PM at the Church of the Pilgrims with simple rites conducted by Rev Dr H P Dewey and others. burial in Greenwood Cemetery and a long career as scholar pastor and historian is noted
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Richard Salter Storrs
Congregational Church of the Pilgrims
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
Storrs
L. R. Packard
Philip Washburn
Dr. Storrs
Manhattan
Church of the Pilgrims
Henry and
Remsen
H. P. Dewey
Greenwood Cemetery
Shelter Island
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Richard S. Storrs
America
New England
Plymouth
Henry Ward Beecher
First Congregational Church
Braintree
Mass
Long Meadow
Amherst College
Monson Academy
Creare
Rufus Choate
Andover Seminary
Brookline
Plymouth Church
Remsen Streets
Poe
Lincoln
Union College
Harvard
Princeton
John Wyckliffe
Beecher
Beecher-Tilton
Hillis
Ggeath
A New Sphere for Women Names Hawaii Federal Pioneer
A Illinois girl, daughter of Daniel A. Ray of Oak Park, is appointed to be the first United States Marshal of Hawaii. She now holds a $1,200 Washington position and will accompany her father to Honolulu, potentially filling the deputy marshal role.
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New York Times
Chicago
United States
Hawaii
Illinois
Daniel A. Ray
Oak Park
Miss Ray
Washington
Honolulu
Contributions to India Famine Relief Fund From Various Groups
The Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief reports yesterday’s donations from churches, societies, and individuals across New York and neighboring states, totaling multiple small and medium gifts. Notable contributors include Presbyterian churches in Greencastle and Freedom, the Baptist Church in Rutherford, and individuals such as John L. Cadwalader and Eni Bourne through New York banks and local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Greencastle
Penn
Liamilton
FRE National Bank
Christian Endeavor Society
Fourth Cnebyterian Church
Baptist Church
Mahopac Falls
Henry G. BU
Leelix
Sielskie
Holga Beeen
All Angel's
Wickoff Heights Chapel
St. Anthony’s Bread
James W. Knapp
Walton, NY
S. V. White & Co
C.seeee
Hop Scarritt
Sandy Hill
Bebe Church
Warrensburg
Evening Post
Baptist
Rutherford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Malden
N. Y
Church of the Intercession
New York Tribune
WesSon
Culver
Christian Endeavorers
Menominee
Wis
Sisese
Charles Pemberton
First Baptist Church of
Hartford
Conn
Newfield
First Presbyterian Church
Ithaca
Union Memorial
Hammondsport
N.Y
Boca
B. Carter
Montclair
Reformed Church
Boonton
N. J
Claudia Carter
Camden
Texas
Freedom
Wlacqeaine
Eise
Owersice
Mdemicov
Erro John L. Cadwalader
Eni Bourne
New
York
Gurley Memorial Presby- Ort
Church of the Holy Trinity
First Presbyterian Church of
New York
Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
Jens Pederson
Spencer
Iowa
Philadelphia
D. Bisher
Famine Relief Gift From P and O Line
The Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company donates £5,000 to the Indian Famine Fund. Cholera spreads in Bombay districts, with deserted large works. The Viceroy Lord Curzon reports deplorable conditions but notes relief measures improving in native states as 5,770,000 people receive aid.
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London
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company
Indian Famine Fund
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Bombay
India
Notable Vaudeville Bill at Keith's Union Square
Notes of Theatres review Keith's Union Square presents a strong weekly bill with clever elephant acts and John Mason performing a tragi comic monologue from Frelawny. Murray Hill showcases Caste with Henry Donnelly and Georgia Welles. New York Theatre features Amili ni performing monkeys after a delayed arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Union Square
John Mason
Tom Wrench
Lester Wallack
Murray Hill
Robertson
Henry Donnelly
Georgia Welles
Ralph Scupet
Koster & Bial Open Roof Garden Opens
Koster and Bial's roof garden joins open-air amusements with bright illumination. Japanese lanterns reveal beauty in shadows as visitors enjoy the turn including Conway and Leland monopedes Bicknell modeler and Mlle. Olive the juggler on stage.
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Koster & Bial
Conway
Leland
Bicknell
Modeler
Mlle
Olive
Miss Olga Nethersole Sails to England Today
Miss Olga Nethersole sails for England aboard the Majestic this morning, joined by her brother Louis Nethersole. She plans summer rest and a New York return season at Wallack's Theatre starting November 12 with Sapho, then tours to the Pacific Coast including San Francisco.
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Olga Nethersole
England
Majestic
Louis Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
Wallack’s
New York
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
The Casino Girl Closing in New York Run
The Casino Girl ends its New York engagement after over a hundred performances. The company sails for London next Wednesday for a Summer engagement at Shaftesbury Theatre with Mr. Lederer chaperoning the production.
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Casino Girl
New York
London
Mr. Lederer
Shaftesbury Theatre
Lederer
New York Times Home Delivery Ad
Daily and Sunday New York Times offered at nine cents a week with home delivery. Customers urged to order in advance from their news dealer to ensure possession, as unsold copies cannot be returned.
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NEW York Times
June weddings and society travel loom in New York papers
Society notes highlight the Morristown New Jersey wedding of Frederick O Spedden and Margaretta Stone at First Presbyterian Church with guests traveling aboard the St Paul Majestic Oceanic and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Many prominent families set summer plans for Newport Bar Harbor and Europe while bridal party details and church decorations for Harrison Crocker wedding at Tuxedo are outlined.
New York Socialites Attend European Season Across Cities
New Yorkers including Mr and Mrs Cass Canfield and Mr and Mrs C Oliver Iselin mingle in London Paris and Edinburgh. Astors host at Holyrood Palace while American stalls feature at a Queen's birthday bazaar. Lord Leven hosts dinners as the General Assembly opens with a Commissioner's Walk.
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Babhe Cunard
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Dominguez
Mackay
Companies
Miss Astor
Lord
Lady Leven
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh
Lord Leven
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Leven
Princess Aribert Visits Mount Vernon on Sylph Tour
Princess Aribert toured Mount Vernon today aboard the Government yacht Sylph placed at the British Embassy by Rear Admiral Crowninshield. The accompanying party was the full embassy staff with no guests invited to dine at the embassy that evening.
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New York Times
Washington
Mount Vernon
Aribert
Sylph
Crowninshield
Day's Weddings at Majestic Hotel Rose Room
D T Fielding Robeson son of Col Robeson of Tennessee and Mabel Frances Leaman daughter of Alfred Leaman were married at 8 pm in the Rose Room of the Majestic Hotel. The ceremony featured yellow and white roses with a duchess lace gown for the bride and a banquet supper for the bridal party and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Fielding Robeson
Col. Robeson
Tennessee
Columbia College
New York College of Physicians and Surgeons
Mabel Frances Leaman
Alfred Leaman
Hotel San Remo
Hotel Majestic
Matthew A. Taylor
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
George Woolsey
Bessie Griffith
Caroline Heather
Manuela Rasines
Esther Garing
George Hall Smith
Alfred Seaman
Floyd Woolsey
George Ross
Hiram Calkins
Edward Griffith
Oscar Seitz
Daniel Maguire
The
Majestic
Elizabeth Hancock Weds Frederick Richardson in New York
Miss Elizabeth Gough Hancock daughter of Mrs. William J. Hancock of 203 West Eighty-seventh Street married Frederick Fairchild Richardson yesterday at St. Matthew's Church on West Eighty-fourth Street. The Rev George Lynde Richardson cousin of the groom officiated. Best man was William Ormiston Richardson. A reception for the bridal party followed at the Hotel Savoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gough Hancock
William J. Hancock
West Eighty-seventh Street
Frederick Fairchild Richardson
St. Matthew’s Church
West Eighty-fourth Street
George Lynde Richardson
Glens Falls
N. Y
William Ormiston Richardson
Hotel Savoy
Unnamed couple wed at St James Church in intimate ceremony
Ren of St. James's Church officiated the wedding. The bride wore white silk crepe and lace. Attendants included maid of honor A Maude Davies and bridesmaids Jessie Clapp and Margaret Lawler. Best man Charles H. Best and ushers Frederick C. Pollard and Alfred H. Thurston assisted. Only relatives attended, followed by a small reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
St. James’s Church
A. Maude Davies
Jessie Clapp
Margaret Lawler
Mr. Orcutt
Charles H. Best
Frederick C. Pollard
Alfred H. Thurston
Marriage of Miss Margaretta M O'Brien to James E Conley at Sacred Heart Brooklyn
Miss Margaretta M O'Brien and James E Conley wed at six in the evening in the Church of the Sacred Heart Brooklyn. The ceremony drew a crowded congregation as palm and fern decorations brightened the sanctuary. Miss Winifred McKinney led the organ with a dozen piece string orchestra. Bridesmaid Miss Lillian La Francois wore pink satin and carried pinks. Bride walked with her father D O'Brien who gave her away. The groom stood with best man John F Sullivan. Officiants were Rev John F Nash and two assistants. The bride wore white satin with crepe de chine and spangles and a bridal veil. A wedding supper and reception followed at the bride’s father’s home 119 Washington Avenue. The couple left at midnight for Niagara Falls and will reside at 104 Clinton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta M. O’brien
Washington Heights
Church of the Sacred Heart
Clermont
Park Avenues
Brooklyn
James E. Conley
Winifred McKinney
Lillian la Francois
D. O'Brien
John F. Sullivan
John F. Nash
P. J. Fahey
Morris Park
L. I
J. McKeon
St. James’s
Washington Avenue
Niagara Falls
Clinton Avenue
Cady and ColemanWed in Holy Apostles Church Wedding
John Carlton Cady Jr and Blanche Ranney Coleman were married in the Church of the Holy Apostles Ninth Avenue and Twenty eighth Street by Rev Brady E Backus. The bride wore white crepe de chine with lace and lilies of the valley. A reception followed at 438 West Twenty fourth Street hosted by the bride's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cady—Coleman
John Carlton’ Cady, Jr
Blanche Ranney Coleman
Blanche Conkling Coleman
Roscoe Conkling
Church of the Holy Apostles
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Brady E. Backus
Boston
West Twenty-fourth Street
Nelson and Ackerman tied the knot at Memorial Presbyterian
Francis Augustus Nelson married Miss Helen Ackerman at Memorial Presbyterian Church Brooklyn last evening. The bride wore ivory satin with point lace. maid of honor Florence Wilson and bridesmaids Maud Christie Lizette Lambert Mary Aikens and T Florence Newman wore lace or mull. Best man Hubert Van Wagenen Jr. ushers included Arthur Sawyer Frederick Pearce and others. Reception followed at 914 President Street Brooklyn.
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Francis Augustus Nelson
Helen Ackerman
Benjamin Geroe Ackerman
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Seventh Avenue
St. John’s Place
Brooklyn
John Reid
Florence Wilson
Maud E. Christie
Lizette F. Lambert
Mary B. Aikens
T. Florence Newman
Hubert van Wagenen, Jr
Arthur E. Sawyer
Frederick Pearce
William Edwards
Franklin B. Lefferts
Joseph E. Howe
Henry H. Henderson
President Street
Mapes and Hoeke wed at Trinity Episcopal Church
Victor Mapes of New York and Miss Anna Louise Hoeke, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Henry Hoeke, were married at noon today. The ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church drew guests from Boston Cincinnati New York and Columbia classmates served as ushers. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple planned a summer move to the Catskills after a southern honeymoon.
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New York Times
Washington
Victor Mapes
New York
Anna Louise Hoeke
William Henry Hoeke
Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss McCauly
Miss Lockwood
Sparks
Taylor
Fabyan
Boston
Ellis
Cincinnati
Agnes Johnson
Columbia
Cleves Spencer Mapes
Oliver Campbell
William C. Cammann
Oliver S. Campbell
Frank Temple Beamer
Frederic W. Caesebrough
John T. Hoag
Charles Halsted Mapes
Rs. Mapes
Catskills
Charles V. Mapes
Mary Mapes Dodge
W. Gill Wylie
Miss Wylie
Robert Underwood Johnson
Guards in Fine Fettle at Peekskill Camps
Soldiers from the Sixty-ninth and Twenty-second Regiments settle into routine at Peekskill camps. The Sixty-ninth guards and drills proceed well under Col. Duffy as Capt. H. E. Evans improves and goes home. Twenty-second troops pack tents, march to Camp Townsend, then to Camp Roe by Lake Mohegan after a full day of drills and scouting. Gen. Roe reviews the Sixty-ninth at dress parade.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Lake Mohegan
Taps
Twenty-second
Camp Townsend
Townsend
Camp Roe
Gen. Roe
Injured Captain Henry E. Evans Returns Home After Peekskill Accident
Capt. Henry E. Evans of the Sixty-ninth Regiment arrived in the city tonight after a horse accident at Peekskill last Saturday. He was taken from the One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street Station to Harlem Hospital and then home at One Hundred Seventy-third Street and West Farms Road. He suffers a concussion of the brain but is in fair condition for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Evans
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Peekskill
Twenty-fifth Street
New York and
Hudson River Railroad
Harlem Hospital
One Hundred and Seventy-third Street
West Farms Road
Bradley Martins Tax Fight in Supreme Court
The case over Mr. Bradley Martin's $200,000 1899 personal property assessment was heard in the Supreme Court before Justice Andrews. Martin claims nonresidency since fall 1898 with London as permanent home, while city officials argue no clear change of residence and sustain the tax. Counsel for Martin argued nonresidence but paid taxes previously. city contends assessment valid without proof of actual move. Decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Martin
Commissioners of
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
Martin
London
England
Julien T. Davis
Ward
Canton Census Excludes McKinleys From Ward Roll
Canton census officials refuse to list President William McKinley and his wife on the First Ward roll. The Canton district supervisor says the rule requires them to be counted on the Canton roll, not on the ward list.
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New York Times
Canton
Ohio
William McKinley
Washington
Lydia Malcolm Weds Rev. Thomas Worrall in Quiet Newport Chapel
The ceremony at All Saints Memorial Chapel Newport joined Lydia Malcolm daughter of the late Rev D C H Malcolm to Rev Thomas Worrall rector of St Pauls Burlington Vt. The Rev J Nevett Steele and Rev Emery H Porter officiated. Bride given away by her brother George S Malcolm. no bridesmaids. A wedding breakfast followed at Kay Street home. The couple will reside in Burlington.
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New York Times
Newport
Lydia Malcolm
Emery H. Porter
Emanuel Church
George S. Malcolm
New York
Kay Street
Burlington
Freeman Henn of Jersey City Dies of Heart Disease
Frederick Henn aged 97 died at his home 96 Magnolia Avenue Jersey City from heart disease. He was born in Germany September 15 1848 and lived in Jersey City forty years. He owned Henn s bowling alleys and was known in sporting circles. He leaves a widow and four children. Frances Bowen Kellogg wife of Dr Edward M Kellogg died at 158 Madison Avenue yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness in her sixty fourth year. Funeral will be held tomorrow at St Mark s Church Stuyvesant Place with Dr L W Batten officiating. Interment at Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Henn
Magnolia Avenue
Jersey City
Germany
Henn
Frances Bowen Kellogg
Edward M. Kellogg
Madison Avenue
Kennedy Flagg Marries Edith Dupignac in Mamaroneck
In St Thomas Episcopal Church Mamaroneck New York on June 5 Mortimer Kennedy Flagg and Edith Dupignac daughter of Frank J Dupignac of 60 West Seventy-first Street New York were wed. The Rev Frank Berman and Dr F Windsor Braithwaite officiated. Sister Eleanor Dupignac was maid of honor with best man George Carroll Souther and ushers Dudley Dupignac Edward Rush Dyer Edward T Cockcroft Robins Woodward. A reception followed at the bride's parents home.
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Flagg—Dupignac
New York Times
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Mortimer Kennedy Flagg
Edith Dupignac
Frank J. Dupignac
West Seventy-first Street
New York
St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church
Frank B.rman
F. Windsor Braithwaite
Eleanor F. Dupignac
George Carroll Souther
Dudley Dupignac
Edward Rush Dyer
Edward T. Cockcroft
Robins Woodward
Pure Mineral Waters and Household Necessities Ad
Carl H. Schultz offers Pure Mineral Waters at first-class druggists and grocers or directly from factory 430 440 Ist Av. An ad promotes Croton water as a skin irritations remedy, Greve's Ointment as soothing cure, Parker's Hair Balsam for hair care, and E & W white linen products along with a cool shirt for warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Schultz
Croton
Greve
Parker
Married Pairings At New York And Connecticut Churches
Notices report three June weddings. Mae Huttleston Rogers wed William Robertson Coe at 26 East 57th Street with Rev. Collyer officiating. Edith Seraphine Dupignac married Mortimer Kennedy Flagg at St. Thomas Church Mamaroneck with clergymen Brathwaite and German assisting. Charlotte O Donohue wed Francis William Wigand at Blessed Sacrament Church with Rev. McKinnon and Rev. Taylor officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jay Dupignac
Mortimer Kennedy Flagg
Wigand—O’ Donohue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
N. N. McKinnon
S. J
M. A. Taylor
Charlotte
Peter J. O’donohue
Francis William Wigand
MacLaren Hodge Wedding in Princeton Church
Malcolm MacLaren of Brooklyn weds Miss Angelina Post Hodge daughter of the late Rev. Dr Casper W Hodge at a Princeton Presbyterian Church ceremony. Rev D Francis Hodge assisted by President Patton performed the rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacLaren—Hodge
Princeton
N. J
Malcolm MacLaren
Brooklyn
N. Y
Angelina Post Hodge
Casper W. Hodge
The
Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
D. Francis Hodge
Patton
Miss Lulu Maher Wedding Today in Albany Society
Miss Lulu Maher to wed James Gerhity at the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle on St Nicholas Avenue. The bride, daughter of former Albany mayor A Maher and Union Railroad president, is a society figure. the groom is known in insurance circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Maher
James Gerhity
Church of St. Thomas the Apostle
St. Nicholasnue
Award A. Maher
Albany
Union (Huckleberry
Banker Sentenced for Forgery in Connecticut
Hartford June 5 Robert E Spencer junior member of R. D. and R. E. Spencer bankers Thompsonville pleaded guilty to forgery in the Superior Court and was sentenced to three years in State prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Robert E. Spencer
R. D
Tolstoi Writes New Work On Railway Laborers
ST. PETERSBURG reports Count Leo Tolstoi has completed a new novel about the life of railway workers. The work is titled The New Slavery.
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Count Tolstoi
ST. Petersburg
Count Leo Tolstoi
Obituary notices of Bathon Clarke Harison Johnson Kellogg Marquand Taylor
Multiple bereavement notices announce deaths from June 1900 in New York area. Laurence Bathon Bathon noted by fiancée Lucie A Roger S Clarke. Horace M Clarke of Hotel Empire events. William H Harison, Rev. William Harison, interment at Trinity Church. Elizabeth Nelson Johnson funeral at Peekskill. Frances Bowen Kellogg services at St Mark's Church. John Phillips Marquand funeral All Souls Church. Cornelia Cooper Taylor and services at Church of the Holy Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie A. Roger S. Clarke
Harison
Ogdensbuug
N. Y
William Henry Harison
T. D
Trinity Church
Newport
R. L
Johnson
New York City
Elizabeth Nelson
John G. Johnson
Upper Red Hook
Nelson Av
Peekskill
Kellogg
Frances Bowen
Edwin M. Kellogg
St. Mark's Church
Corner 10Th St
M. Marquand
Lexington Avenue
John Phillips Marquand
All Souls’ Church
4Th Av
20Th St
Chicago
San Francisco
Taylor
Montague St
Brookyn
Cornelia Cooper
Andrew Lylor
Church of the Holy Trinity
Montague and
Clinton Sts
Kensico Cemetery Private Station Harlem Railroad
Kensico Cemetery describes a private station on the Harlem Railroad a 43 minute ride from Grand Central Depot. Office listed at 16 East 42nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Debate on New York City Home Rule at Social Reform Club
The Social Reform Club heard Magistrate Deuel reply to a remonstrance on witness detention, noting few commitments ahead. The evening questioned if NYC should be governed from Albany with speakers Fulton Minton and Elsberg. Fulton argued for self rule amid vast Assembly bills, while Minton praised home rule and faulted state control. Elsberg supported limited home rule and minimised boss influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Reform Club
Deuel
Board of Magistrates
New York City
Albany
Thoma A. Fulton
Citizens’ Union
M. M. Minton
N. A. Elsberg
Assemblyman
Minton
Fulton
New York
Elsberg
Elsbe
Jersey Prosecutor Sets Trial On Lawyer Wedding Day
In Hudson County a prosecutor joked with Jersey City lawyer Isaac F. Golierhorn by scheduling a petty assault case for June 19, the lawyer’s wedding day, then moving the date to avoid the event. The exchange ended with the trial held today to not interfere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Erwin
Hudson County
Isaac F. Golierhorn
Jersey City
Goldenhorn
Mr. Erwin
Unknown Man and Numerous Residents List
A long OCR fragment lists names and addresses of individuals in Brooklyn and Kings County Hospitals. The entries include foot of 43rd Street, 159 Bleecker Street, 231 Suydam Street, and numerous hospital affiliations such as Kings County Hospital, Central Hospital, St. Catharine's Hospital, and Long Island College Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
M. J
Bleecker St
van Nessen
Suydam St
Brooklyn
Appell
Margaretha
Central
Coogan
Mary
Kings Co
Duncan
Samuel
Central Hospital
Davidson
Douglass St
DE Bello
Frank
Ezzaro
Rosario
Union St
Eichholz
Christina
Monteith
Foley
Catharine
Driges
Frederick
St. Peter’s
Frouenhofer
St. Catharine’s Hospital
Shussoedateevaneya Gillespie
Lawrence St
Gorman
Broadway
Gildersleeve, G
Hosp Hahn
Anna
Garden
Holmgren
Paul
L. I
Herbert
George M
Adelphi
Hardiman
Hoffmann
Jachens
Meta
BOS
McCaffery
Kingsland
McGrail
Bridget
McGrath
O’neil
Marie
Pullar
Gertrude
Powers
H. J
Ridgewood
Ee Baby
Columbia
Runkel
Max
St. Catharine’s
Ryder
Hart St
Sullivan
Patrick
Senff
Maine
Melrose St
Steffens
John A
Reid
Taylor
C. C
Montague St
Thompson
Euclid
Harrison
Wilkie, Mary
Lafayette
Williams, Ewart, Kings Co
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Roof Garden
Koster & Bial Open Roof Garden
Miss’ Nethersole
Frederick O. Spedden
Edgar Spedden
J. Frederic Tams
Margaretta Corning Stone
George F. Stone
Morristown
Miss Stone
Emma
B. Stone
Walter Schuyler Kemeys
Mr. Spedden
Mr. Kemeys
Herbert Parsons
Miss Clews
Robert G. Howe Phoenix
Ingraham
Edward Nicoll Crosby
William North Duane
George H. Spenser
Fair Oaks
Europe
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William Alexander
A. G. Bell
Bell
John Jay Borland
Alexander Caldwell
C. B. Cottrell
E. W. Dayton
John Clinton Gray
Gray
W. M. W. Hoffman
Gallaudet
Liverpool
John R. Drexel
Alice Gordon Drexel
Gordon Preston Drexel
John R. Drexel, Jr
Drexel
W. P. Troth
Miss Troth
W. Hyde Neilson
J. Dyneley Prince
J. Dyneley Prince, Jr
P. EF. Collier
W. D. Matthews
Theodore M. Ives
Ives
J. Buchanan Breese
Henry Pickering
Harriet Lane Johnston
Gouverneur Kortwright
Bishop Dudley
William Gaw
Gaw
Ella de Ruyter
William Sloane
Miss Sloane
F. A. Constable
Lispenard Stewart
John Boyd Thatcher
T. V. S. Gooch
Col
H. J. Goddard
Providence
Madeline Goddard
John D. Wing
H. Mortimer Brooks
Gladys Brooks
Harold F. Haddon
J. Ogden Armour
Charles Astor
George Parsons
L. Parsons
A. G. Ramsey
Frank J. Pierce
Edward H. Fallows
Oliver Harriman, Jr
White Plains
Jules Reynald
Thomas Suffern Tailer
Ernesto Fabbri
Bar Harbor
Elliott F. Shepard
Biltmore
George Lee
Henry Woodward Cooper
Rye
Mrs. Cooper
Count Cassini
Mile. Cassini
Edmund L. Baylies
William T. Bull
Bull
D. G. Boissebain
E. C. Cooper
Charles S. Carstairs
George Inness
Julie Inness
E. H. de Copper
Southampton
Cherbourg
Mary Crocker
Charles B. Alexander
Mr. Harrison
Francis Burton Harrison
Knickerbocker Club
Tuxedo
Messrs
Arthur Shepley
St. Louis
Allan Robbins
Guy Fairfax Cary
Benjamin Cable
Susan Alexander McCook
Caroline Taylor
Mary Scott
Jean Reid
Jennie Crocker
Harriet Alexander
Miss Crocker
Frank L. Polk
Archibald Harrison
Albert T. Fairfax
Gouverneur Morris
Frederic d’Hauteville
St. Mary’s Church
Alexander
Paris
Auteuil
James P. Kernochan
Potter Palmer
Louis
Joseph Stickney
Peter Moller
Edward Moller
Miss Moller
Mollers
Aix Les Bains
Lily
Lord William Beresford
Deepdene
Edmond de Pourtales
Moore
Marquise de Breteuil
Miss Garner
Lanfear Norrie
Arthur Paget
Rance
Leila Paget
Emily Yznaga
Francis H. Leggett
Place Des Etats Unis
Miss Sturgis
Czartoryska
the. News OF Newport
Hermann Oelrichs
Muenchinger-King
Robert W. Goelet
N. D. Clapp
James Brown Potter
Jane Hunt
Ayrault Street
Florence E. H. Marvin
Hotel Aquidneck
S. W. K. Allen, Jr
L. H. Moses
F. Preston Chester
George L. Bradley
Beacon Hill Road
Brenton Road
Rosa Anne Grosvenor
Seaton Schroeder
Jamestown
William E. Glyn
Newport Golf Club
Austin Flint, Jr
Edwin. Parsons
Carry Villa
J. B. Johnson
S. H. Know
S. J. Rhett
H. Audley Clarke
George von L. Meyer
Muenchinger-King Cottage
F. B. Swayne
John K. van Rensselaer
H. S. Hoyt
Nicholas C. Renziger
Charles Warren Lippitt
Stevens Villa
L. Ward
John R. Caswell
Second Baptist Church
Princess Aribert
Robeson—Leaman
Orcutt
Charles Clark Orcutt
Kate Hamilton Good
J. Brent Good
Hoyt
Connecticut
West Fiftyseventh Street
Conley—O’brien
Nelson—Ackerman
Mapes—Hoeke
Capt. Evans
Bradley Marten
Worrall
Malcolm
Miss Maher
Jersey
Bronx
Oth
Ashley
Lizzie
Joseph
Jefferson
Cline
James
Lark
Horace M
Campbell
Elizabeth F
Clancey
Crossin
Ann
Sesee Culkin
Anne
Dreher
Margaret
Delaney
Francis
Ever
Amelia
Feltman
Robert
Gunther
Caroline
Gutman
Rosa
Ludlow St
Goldstein
Ida
Grand St
Honig
Annie
Harren
Thomas
Harrington
Edward
William
Hollerstern
Charles
Knoop
Charles P
Kaspar
Kelly
Stephen
Ellen
St. Mary’s
Michael
Kopacek
Emila
Khouri
Annie E
Wee Lathan
Andrew
Jackson St
Levy
Isidor
Aewes Maudley
Elizabeth
Tiith
Madigan
Mattern
Martha J
Columbus
Sewer
I . Mastolober
Vito
Mott St
Marquand
J P
McCarthy
Mary E
O'Brien
J. F
Jane St
Pyle
George
41St Street
Prielo
Francesco
E. 98Th St
Peters
Blanche T
Pike
Emma J
Phillipp
Preston
Rindshop, Cl
St . Rausch
Rose
Ritter
Stromberg
West St
Shaw. James
Dward
Stevenson
Crosby St
Scondora
Prudenzia
Satriani
Morris St
Shannon
Pitt St
Sokolsky
Abe
I EY
W. 60Th St
Strand. Marie
E. Gist St . Stale J
Steeneeee
W. Broadway
Valentine. L
VOORT
T. L
Vander
Wissig
Louisa
W. 74Th St
Webb
Washburn
L. P. Sfeld
Stanton St. Wilken
Zak
Josephine
E. Tist St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!