Veteran actor to become minister after stage career
Reginald Barlow, son of Milt G Barlow, plans to enter the ministry after thirty years on the stage. He will assist in services at the Church of the Ascension Greenpoint tomorrow night and aims to study at a seminary in the fall. He cites a natural vocation for faith and public speaking and notes a family history of soldiers actors and ministers. He lives at 587 Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Barlow
Milt’ G. Barlow
Church of the | Ascension
Greenpoint
Barlow
Walter Bentley
Actors' Church Alliance
Gendeological Seminary
Bishoposition Hey
Bardlow
Barlow, Wilgon
Primrose & West
Winniers
Royal Canadian Regiment
Darlington
Queen Victoria
Jlaws
Henrry VII
Davenport Hosts Entertainment Club Barbecue at Morris Plains
Homer Davenport offers use of his country place at Morris Plains for an Entertainment Club barbecue this afternoon. Arab horses will be shown, and invited guests include army navy members and several professors giving brief addresses. The club train departs 11:45 from Twenty-third Street station for the 1 PM barbecue,Returning by 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davenport
Morris Plains
Davenport
Navy
Twenty-third Street
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Leiter’s Honeymoon Plans
Joseph Leiter and his bride plan to attend the National Republican Convention in Chicago and possibly Denver before joining Mrs. Lester at a Massachusetts summer home. They will travel by automobile Wednesday afternoon, secrecy surrounds the first days of their trip, and the bride’s wedding gown is a white satin with Mechlin lace. A string of pearls and the bridegroom’s gift jewels are listed as her attire accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ashington
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Denver
L. Z. Lester
Massachusetts
Washington
Miss Myra Bendell to Wed In Albany
Invitations issued by Mrs Herman Bendell and Mrs Albany announce the marriage of Myra Lewi to Daniel Faerland of Pittsfield Mass The ceremony will be at Capitol Hill home on Tuesday June 16 at 7 o clock in the presence of family and a few friends a large reception will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Bendell
Albany
Herman Bendell
Myra Lewi
Daniel Faerland
Pittsfield
Mass
Bire
Capitol Hill
Many Society Weddings and Summer Trips Spark Scarborough Notes
The column lists numerous society weddings and engagements across New York and neighboring towns. It notes Nedine La Shelle's noon wedding at Beechwood Scarborough to Mrs. Kirke La Shelle's widowship, Dorothea Cooksey's marriage to William Marcus in Irvington, and bachelor dinners by Lloren N. Wood and others. Social figures depart for summer voyages, including Baroness von Hengelmuller to Bar Harbor and the Willards sailing to Europe for the season. Several families plan journeys from Gotham to Europe and international stops, with remarks on summer residences in Narragansett and Murray Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Howland Hunt
Mazie
Nedine la Shelle
Kirke la Shelle
Beechwood
Frank A. Vanderso
Scarborough
N. Y
Notable Local Residents Listed in Social Note
The paragraph names numerous individuals including Mr and Mrs Albert H Schneider, Mr and Mrs Richard F Murphy, Mr and Mrs George S Hubbell, Mrs Isaac McConibe, the Misses Margaret Schneider Ilse Billing Jeanie Urich Gladys Radway Elfride Brewer Leila Durant Helen H Hotchkiss Ena Lindley Anna Glenny Gladys Peck Helen Murphy and Warren McContie Frank McCann Ralph S Stubbs Gustave B Schneider Carl A Schneider Commander Frank W Kellogg US NA Boynton Glidden Seymour Johnson John J Murphy Percy D Elliott and Floyd Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Schneider
Richard F. Murphy
George Ss. Hubbell
Isaac McConibe
Margaret Scott Schneider
Ilse Billing
Jeanie Urich
Gladys Radway
Elfride Brewer
Leila Durant
Helen H. Hotchkiss
Ena. Lindley
Anna Glenny
Gladys Peck
Helen Murphy
Warren McContie
Frank McCann
Ralph S. Stubbs
Gustave
Twelfth Night in Open Air by Maude Adams at New Haven
Miss Maude Adams and the University Dramatic Association staged Twelfth Night outdoors on the New Haven Lawn Club grounds. A large audience from the university and society attended despite a chilly night air, with a tent as resting place and a makeshift grove set as the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Miss Adams
Actors Return From London Aboard Baltic With Noted Stage Names
The White Star liner Baltic arrived from Liverpool carrying Thomas Meighan and wife, the former leading woman of The College Widow company, who blamed American college life for the show’s London failure. Frederick Burton of Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch also aboard, with J W Ward of the Manhattan Opera Company and Oscar Hammerstein’s Philadelphia Opera House project. William Gillette, to star in Samson, and several Gheradesca family members plus Col G H Clarke, U S A, also listed among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Thomas Meighan
College Widow
London
J. W. Ward
Manhattan Opera Company
Oscar Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera Trouse
William ‘Gillette
Henri Bernstein
Samson
Laltic
Giuseppe Gheradesca
Miss Taylor
Charlotte Gheradescza
Alberto Gheradesca
Col
G. H. Clarke
Sulzer Casino Opens July on Harlem River Park Site
The Sulzer Casino and Harlem River Park rise on the block between 126th and 127th Streets and First and Second Avenues. The four story concrete complex 225 by 150 feet will host a hofbrau with nightly string orchestra, a 200 foot indoor shooting range and bowling alleys, a large dance hall with balcony boxes, hanging gardens, a roof garden for summer opera, and athletic facilities including a track pool and tennis courts as nightly park visitors reach thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Harlem River Park
126Th
127Th Streets
First
Second Avenues
Frohman engages Dresser and Naudain for Gottenburg musical
Charles Frohman announced plans to produce The Girls of Gottenburg in New York in the autumn with Louise Dresser and May Naudain in comedy roles. Both actresses have appeared this year with Lew Fields in The Girl Behind the Counter. The musical comedy has been a success at the Gayety in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Louise Dresser
May Naudain
Lew Fields
Gottenburg
Mr. Frohman
New York
London
Addition to Home at 8 East Eighty-First Street Planned
A sixth story will be added to the building owned by Maxine Filiott at 8 East Eighty-first Street. The new level will include a squash court and cost $9,000 according to Hunt Hunt Architects' estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Filiott
East Eighty-first Street
Hunt & Hunt
Constance Collier Signed to Star in Samson in America
Charles Frohman signs Constance Collier to come to America in autumn to appear with William Gillette in Bernstein's new drama Samson. Collier will return to London in the spring after the engagement at His Majesty's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Constance Collier
His Majesty’s Theatre
London
America
William Gillette
Samson
Byen Bernstein
Composer Gustave Kerker and Nettie Behrenders Wed in Jersey City
Gustave A. Kerker, noted composer and Casino Theatre orchestra leader, married Nettie B. Behrenders, an actress at the same theatre, in Jersey City on Tuesday afternoon. The bride's parents served as witnesses. Justice of the Peace Miller officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave A. Kerker
Casino Theatre
Nettie B. Behrenders
Jersey
Justice of the Peace
Miller
Follies of 1908 Leave for Atlantic City and Prominent Absences
The Follies of 1908 company sails to Atlantic City for a Monday premiere. Grace Merritt ends her tour with When Knighthood Was In Flower and departs on the Campania for six weeks in London and Paris. Eugene Walter denies Belasco contract rumors, citing Trebler & Co. for a Viola Allen show. Sewell Collins writes The One Best Bet to be staged by Orpheum Circuit in Western vaudeville next autumn. Yale and Princeton baseball clubs attend The Gay Musician at Wallack's Theatre tonight as guests. boxes and theater colors reflect both schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
JTS
Grace Merritt
Campania
London
Paris
Eugene Walter
David Belasco
Trebler & Co
Viola Allen
Sewell Collins
Orpheum
Vaudevils
Martin Bock
Yale
Princeton
Wallack
Marazement
Urgent appeal urged to aid unemployed families
Distress among school children signals broader suffering of unemployment. United Hebrew Charities has issued repeated appeals, but response is inadequate. The group calls on the Jewish public to contribute, stating no sum is too small or too large and urging action now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hebrew Charities
What a Man Knows of Cooking in Our Schools
Mrs. Mary E. Williams, head of New York public schools cooking, defends the nine teen lesson course as thorough and practical. She argues that plain cooking and foods like cheese ramekins and candy are taught, and criticizes Auditor Van Deusen for underestimating school culinary teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Williams
Senator Bailey III Ill With Throat Trouble at Waldorf Astoria
Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas is reported ill with throat trouble at the Waldorf Astoria and may undergo a serious operation. A friend says Bailey has suffered from a sore throat and has been under treatment for several days, adding that his condition is not serious but requires care. The ailment began during the recent campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Waldorf-Astoria
Fig
Bailey
Tree Day at Wellesley Observed in Fine Weather
Wellesley Mass June 5 Twelve hundred students in costume gathered on the campus for Tree Day ceremonies. Miss Gertrude White led the procession and the freshmen planted the tree before the dances which featured Japanese love story and the myth of Proserpine in bright costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Elade Ir
Gertrude White
Proserpine
A Modern Prometheus Is Reviewed By The World Today
Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi presents a balanced study on how the Roman Church relates to modern society in A Modern Prometheus. The review in The World Today highlights thoughtful analysis with a purchase price of 1.50 postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi
the World Today
Chicago
Neith Boyce
Boston Transcript
The Marquis and Pamela by Edward H. Cooper
An illustrated book note for The Marquis and Pamela by Edward H. Cooper with illustrations by Julia A. Roper. Promoted as a engaging late hour read, priced at $1.50 postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Cooper
Chicago Evening Post
Julia A. Roper
Many Churches Offer Morning and Evening Services Across City
The list details Amity Baptist, Central Baptist, Collegiate Baptist, Fifth Avenue Baptist, Memorial Baptist, Mount Morris Baptist, Broadway Tabernacle, Madison Avenue Methodist, St. Andrew's M E, Union Church, Pilgrim Church and others with service times, sermon topics, baptism notices, and choir music. Also included are numerous Presbyterian and Episcopal congregations with morning and evening worship, communion schedules, and mission talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Broadway
Frank M. Goodchild
D. D
Gaul
Holy City
Collegiate Baptist Church of the Covenant
West
Ves Haywood
Gerres
Chas.r. McNally
A. M
Prince of Life
Sparrow
Lily
Mount Morris Baptist Church
Fifth
J. Herman Randall
Broadway Tabernacle
56Th Street
Jefferson
Manhattan
76Th St
Henry A. Stimson
Pilgrim Church
Madison
Grace Church
104Th St
West of Columbus
Charles
Tl. Cookman
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Turner 69Th Street
Wallace MacMullen
St. Andrew’s M. E
Columbus Avenue
George Clarke Peck
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
West End Avenue
S$th Street
George P. Eckman
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewis Hartseck
Church of the New Eee
Thirty-fifth Street
Park
Lexington Avenues
Julian K. Smyth
I Presbyterian
Christ Church
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Avy
Seavecereselo
Eeeyeesell
South Church
Madison Av
Thomas Reed Bridges
James Palmer
4Th St. Reformed Church
8Th Av
Robert W. Courtney
Rabies Controversy Surrounds Bide-a-Wee Home
Former employees of the Bide-a-Wee Home for Animals allege that dogs exposed to rabies were given away as pets. Health officials and Mrs. Kibbe deny the claims, stating the home meets legal standards and those discharged were acting for revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bensel
Manhattan
Health Board
Sid
H. A. Kibbe
Health Department
Brides Wait in Vain as Suitors Vanish
Two young women face broken wedding plans after fiancés fail to appear. Lillian O'Brien, 17, of Stapleton, prepared for a Thursday ceremony with 100 guests and a priest, but “Thomas Lowery” never arrived and confessed a deception. Rose Hogan, 19, of Jersey City, expected to wed Joseph Ryan last Tuesday at St. Joseph's Church but he did not show and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian O'Brien
Patrick O’brien
Richmond Road
Stapleton
Rose Hogan
Gray Street
Jersey City
Miss. O'Brien
Thomas Lowery
Secret Service
Notable Obituaries in New York Area Passages
A series of notices report the deaths of M. S. Northrup of Johnstown 64, Rev Addison Kelley of Newburgh, Pierre Van Cortlandt Miller of Finishing, August Wehner longtime Hoboken organist, Eben Wright of Boston, Rev Dr Hasslet McKim of New York, and J David Silberstein of Lenox Avenue. Each reflects their ages roles and affiliations including business, church, and charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Northrup
Northrup Glove Company
Johnstown
N. Y
Addison Kelley
Newburgh
Pierre van Cortlandt Miller
Butte (Mon
American Stone Company
Clark Coal Company
E. Spencer Hall & Co
Henry Bonnard Bronze Company
United Verde Copper Company
Wacklark Realty Company
The
Wacklark Wire Company
August Wehner
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Hoboken
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Eben Wright
John H. Wright
Boston
West Fifty-third Street
Leta Pell
Hasslet McKim
New York
West Forty-eighth Street
J . David Silberstein
Lenox Avenue
Ostrowo
Germany
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Montefiore Home
United Hebrew Charities
Mount Sinai Hospital
True Craftsman Lodge
Marriages Recorded Across New Jersey and New York June 1903 1908
An item listing a wave of June nuptials across New Jersey and nearby New York cites ceremonies from Philadelphia Newark Jersey City and Paterson. It names brides grooms and sometimes officiants along with wedding dates in early June 1903 1908.
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements from June 1908 listings
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York area papers dated June 4 1908 includes Fannie Steskey John Craig Clark Pierre Van Cortlandt Miller and many others. Each entry specifies birth or death dates funeral locations times and meeting details with trains or churches where services occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craiglark
Grace
Cauch
White Plains
Grand Central
Lexington
Clark
White Drains
N. Y
Jean Craig Clark
Theodore B. Starr
Gough
William J. Gough
Patrick J. Gough
Theresa Gdugh
West 20Th St
St. Francis Xavier's C Church
Hoff
Hazlet
N. J
West 45Th
Mmeumunia
Haslett McKim
D.D
Grace Church
Broadway
16Th St
Suvelock
Morristown
Annie Cagl
Joho FF
Brooklyn
Church of the Fledeemler
Greenwood
Milter
Flushing
Pierre van Cortlandt Miller
St. George's Church
East 34Th St
Raichle
Jacob Raichle
Hamilton Place
Reilley
Providence
R. I
William H. Reilley
Atlantic
Smith
Hotel Netherland
New York City
Daniel Henry Smith
Thomas A
Mary A. Smith
Sutton
Presbyterian Hospital
James R. Sutton
Julia Gorham Marshal
Effingham
Mary L. Woodruff
Trinity Chapel
West 25Th St
In Pinch Powder Sale Offer Cited by Le Roy Counsel
A fragmentary notice mentions Le Roy N. Emptkins as counsel and hints at a sale of a powder product. It references wills and probate matters and the law firm’s involvement in a quick transaction context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy
Empkins
Enue
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is described as easily reachable from Grand Central Station via Harlem trains, Webster and Jerema Avenue trolleys, or carriage. Lot prices start at $150 with Books of Views available by telephone at 4855 Gramercy or through a representative. Office located at 20 East 230 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerema Avenue
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Oakeigh Thorne
Delmonico’s
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Lloren N. Wood
Katharine Thompson
J. F. Thompson
Summit
New York Athletic Club
Baroness von Hengelmuller
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St. Regis
Bar Harbor
Joseph FE. Willard
Richmond
War
Belle and
Elizabeth Willard
Europe
Horace ‘Wryile
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Narragansett
York Harbor
Wiliam J. Palmer
Marjory Palmer
Young
Hyacinthe Wellesley
Colorado Spiines
Henry van. Kleeck
Thomas. G. Blakeman
Bickingham
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Francis King
Baltimore
Gotham
Galt
Mont- Canada
Clifford G. Turner Ummit
Mirs. J. Scott McComb
Dobbs Ferry
Benjamin Duveen
Lutone
Alfred Chapin
East Sixth Street
Point-a-Pic
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Canada
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Catheryne
Bessie Volkum
Yoaktin
Chicago, Rock Nd & F Pacific
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Maude Adams
Sulzer Casino
Frohman
Eliott
Gustave Kerker Marrles
Henry Rice, Pree’t
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Board of Education
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Senator Bailey III
Prometheus
Pata UN
Grandmamma
Elinor Gin
SB Company
Pamela
Comeany
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Detroit News
Duffield FE
Comeany York
Church Services Co
Baptist
Amity Baptist Church
West_ 54th St
Leighton Williams
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Charles F. Aked
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Cor
Cornelius Woelfkin
Bible School
Memorial Baptist
Washington Square
Edward Judson
W. N. Hubbel
Nilen Gardner
Free Synagogue
Sist ST
Columbus-Amsterdam
Stephen S. Wise
Methodist Episcopal
Prane
NEW Church
Brick Church
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Pasha William R. Richards
Robert Davis
Richards
Central Presbyterian Church
West 57Th $T
Broadway 7Th
Wilton Merle Smith
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian _ Church
J. Ross Steven
J. Ross Stevenson
Edwin F. Hallenbeck
Stevenson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End
1St St
Edgar Whitaker Work
Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Northeast Corner
Henry Sloane Coffin
Schauffler
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
24Th Street
C.H. Parkhurst
George R. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Old First Presbyterian Church
Twelfth Street
Howard Duffield
James A. McCague
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Mackenzie
West Presbyterian Church
Sth
6Th Ave
Anthony H. Evans
Presbyterian
University Place Presbyterian Church
10Th St
George Alexander
Stealy EB. Rossiter
Manila
Philippines
St. James’s Church
Bishop Courtney
Reformed Church
Middle Collegiate Church
John G. Fagg
Marble Collegiate Church
St. Av
29Th St
David Jas. Burrell
Christ the
St. Nicholas
Donald Sage MacKay
Hugh Black
West End Collegiate
Henry Evertson Cobb
Hamilton Grange
Christ’s Mission
West 57Th St
Dr. Blackburn
Society OF Friends
Twentieth Street Friends
Daisy Barr
Indiana
Theosophical Society
West 14Th St
Henry Hotchner
Unita Uan
All Souls
Thomas R. Slicer
Church of the Messiah
Cor. Park AW
Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
121St Street
Merle St. Croix Wright
Universalist
Central Park West
Frank Oliver Hall
Five Points House of Industry
Worth Street
S. N. Penfield
Mus
Wm. RK. Garbutt
Gospel Tabernacle Church
44Th St
Aa. B. Simpson
F. E.“ Marsh
Carnegie Hall
Andrew McConnell
Robert Stuart MacArthur
John Temple Graves
Madison C. Peters
Belasco
Dr. Bensel
Shorty and
Sadie
Shorty
Sewell
F. W. Wilson
Weller
Mr. Dooley
Hurpan
Iork
Sam
Mitchell Kennerley
Jeffery—Blythe
Philadelphia
James R. L. Nisbett
Harriet E. Blythe
T. Ashby Blythe
Scar W Jeffery
Maccoy—Welton
Claremont Av
Warren
Marion Beardsley
Malcolm Parker MacCoy
Booklyn
Townshend
ADEER
St. Peter's Church
Westchester
Frank M. Clendénin
Juliet Stanton
George A. Adee
Raynham Townshend
Iowa
Charles T. Hummer
Johnson—Dillon
Minerva F. Dillon
David E. Johnson
Kautzman
Valentine
Newark
N. 4
Ilda R. Valentine
Franklin N. Kautzman
Keely
Cranstoun
Jennie Douglass Cranstoun
Filward H. Kelly
LA Force
Effie B. Robinson
Harry C. la Force
Ah Leahy
Hice
Jeracy City
Mary C. Rice
John J.leahy
Lewis Schneider
Warwick
James Henry Lewis
Lena
Cecilia Schneider
McCotter-Smits
Henrietta Limits
Felix Leo McCotter
Newins—Purke
Mae Virginia Burke
Harvey Bolton Newing
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Jacob Pfeil
Atwick
Fannie West
Iherrell Rollins. Schenk—Cronk
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Annie Howad Cronk
Walter Wilson Schenk
Smith -Hale
Agnes 5
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William J. Talbot Smith
Sommer—Wormworth
Kathleen Claire Wormworth
Walter M. Sommer
Stern
Eckstein
Jat
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Webela- Nockenmann
Alice
Nockenmann
Jacob W. Wieber
Zabriskie Himson
Paterson
Margaret A. Himson
Albert Zabriskie, Jr
Silberstei
Silverstein
Rosale
Ia Abraham
Edward
R Zwelg
Folle T T. K
David
Silberstein
Mee Moss
Isaac J
Salomon , D
Eawerd M. Harlam
Ohn
Joseph
Long Islard
James W. Dn
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Frederica
Lees
West 29Th St
Long East
Berliin
West New Brighton
Pale Campbell
Helen Campbell
Lit Sia
Partste St
Juana
Union St
Isaac Cook
Gold
Barry
West 111Th St
Plisabeth T. Henry
Bennett
Roselle
Mary E. Fr. Bernett
Bateman
William Bateman
Burckardti
East 320Th St
W.burchardt
Blake
Athan Blake
Bois Cabhill
Nara
J. C. Campbell
M. Campbell
Fane Colberg
Lucien Collins
Mollie
Craynor
Crayne Cullinane
Margaret ‘ Drakrseme
Durilam
Pe Fareingto
Frighery
East 19Th St
Mary Feighery
Long Island City
Margaret F. Finan
Flanagan
Gold St
Joan J. Flanagan
Grunebaumn
Uth
Abraham Grunebaum
Holder
14Th St
South Brooklyn
Rachel Leider
Howard
Beard St
Stephen S. _ KING
Kook
Luhreier
Mahoney
Jeremiah
Morrow
Maynes
Mary May McCarthy
Catherine McCutcheo Iyn
June McGuirk
McGuire
McKenna
Morrissey
Mary Mor O'Connell
Peter Orf P.M. Park
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Jane Adams Park
Priddy
Tos Lincoln Place
Agnie
Prides
Shanley
Frocklyn
James Shanley
Stierins
Highbridge
Itran Stebbins
Yonkers
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Thomas
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Dyckman St
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Bronx
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Zimmermann
Russell St
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Tarrytown
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May
Mize C. Xing
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Tuhrbier
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June
Follarthy
Clermont Av
Brooke
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Issey
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