Pittman in Nicaragua Crisis Captured by Madrid Forces
Reports from Washington and Managua detail William P. Pittman, a recent engineer in Panama and veteran of the Boer War era, captured by Madrid troops near Bluefields. His mother, Mrs. Rachael Pittman of Cambridge, appeals to President Taft for intervention as the State Department confirms assurances of fair treatment and cautions on possible court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
William P. Pittman
Bluefields
Madrid
Rachael Pittman
Spring Street
Edwin Pittman
Taft
Washington
Luis Corea
Corea
United States
Ilias
Pittman
Zelaya
Grace
Cannon
State Department
Knox
Olivares
Managua
Madriz
Toledo
Irias
Greytown
Estrada Offers US Mediation in Nicaragua Peace Plan
General Estrada, leader of the provisional government at Bluefields, reports success against Madriz forces and repeats last March’s peace proposal. He seeks US mediation to name a provisional president, convoke elections, recognize revolutionary debt, pension disabled soldiers, and abolish certain monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Dinefields
Rama
Lara, Godoy
Chavarria
Madriz
Bluefields
Estrada
Lara
Godoy
United States
Gen. Estrada
Police Save Twelve From Jersey City Fire
Police officers Mathew Brown and George Van Vechten rescued twelve residents from a four story flat at 503 Grove Street Jersey City, finding smoke in the basement and arousing tenants before carrying out Mr and Mrs Hamlin and their four children along with Owen Carlin 50, Michael Rush 37, Frank Hefferan 8, Margaret James and Philip Dolan. The fire cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Brown
George van Vechten
Grove Street
Jersey City
Brown
van Vechten
Mrs. Hamlin
Owen Carlin
Bronx Park Zoo Faces Sudden Cold Snap
The Bronx Park Zoo hurried to shelter animals as an abrupt cold spell hit. Fires were lit in several houses while alligators stayed submerged. The zoo reports a record birth surge with five buffalo and multiple deer and bear cubs born since January. Keeper Spicer, injured recently, has been released from hospital and will be away weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx Park Zoo
Zoo
Ditmars
United States
Cache
Richard Spicer
Spicer
India
Drapers to Be Reunited in Hopedale Cottage Return
Bristow Draper, once a Burlington mill hand, will reunite with his father Governor Eben Draper in Hopedale Massachusetts. The couple married to actress Queenie Sanford three years ago and plan to reside at the Westcott Cottage. Bristow arrives July 1 and is expected to gain a Draper Company mill position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Draper
Bristow Draper
Hopedale
Draper Company
People Arrive for Summer Season in Berkshire Towns
In Lenox and nearby towns visitors arrive for the season. Mrs J Clarence Post, Mrs Augusta Kountz, Dr S W Lambert, Mr and Mrs George Hodgman of New York, and others are noted guests at local hotels and homes. Several Chicago and New York residents areamed travel to vacation spots including Maplewood Pittsfield and Hotel Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
J. Clarence Post
Augusta Kountz
S. W. Lambert
George B. Hodgman
New York
J. Northrup
W. A. Magie
Mildred Magie
Lolita Magie
Chicago
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Ramsey Hoguet
Sparkman Shaw
Boston
B. Devereaux - Barker
Marion Mellen
Charles S. Mellen
California
Stockbridge
Council Grove
Bishop
Johnson
Reginald D. Johnson
Washington
Philip Curtis
Harris Fahnestock
Socialites at Edmondstone Lodge in Hot Springs
Judge and Mrs William P Jackson hosted a formal tea for a large gathering at Edmondstone Lodge. Luncheon guests included Mr and Mrs John Hays Hammond Mr and Mrs William Armistead Lane Mr and Mrs Robert Waller and Mrs Frederic Sterry. Notables arriving include Senator Guggenheim and several New York and Philadelphia residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
William P. Jackson
Edmondstone Lodge
John Hays Hammond
William Armistead Lane
Robert Waller
Frederic Sterry
Barton Lodge
Senator Guggenheim
Colorado
Washington
Guggenheim
Homestead
W. J. Parrott
C. S. Wentworth
New York
K. A. Norris
Glen Cove
W. H. Lukens
Watertown
Allan Marquand
Princeton
C. A. Bowerth
B. D. Pancoast
Philadelphia
R. H. Youngman
Pittsburg
Mercer Dunlop
Lemoine Dunlop
Ray
Petersburg
Herrmann-Lauferty Wedding at Endicott Hotel
Miss Florence Lauferty daughter of Emanuel Lauferty of the Hotel Endicott married David L. Herrmann of the Hotel Astor yesterday at noon in the Endicott pink room. Rev Edward Lissman officiated with Dorothy Heller as flower girl. A breakfast and informal reception followed. The couple left for a North trip. Herrmann is noted in aviation circles for aeroplane equipment work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lauferty
Emanuel Lauferty
Hotel Endicott
David L. Herrmann
Hotel Astor
Endicott
Edward Lissman
Dorothy Heller
Mr. Herrmann
Amusement Notes on New York Theatre Openings and Engagements
Hans Roberts and Eva Williams engage with Shuberts for Up and Down Broadway with Eddie Foy to star at Casino Theatre. The Globe Theatre to reopen end of July with The Echo musical, transferred from Stude baker Theatre Chicago, minus Richard Carne. George Ober and Sylvan players present The Rivals at Yonkers Dunwoodie Country Club Thursday night June 23. William A. Mortimer joins Corie Payton for Academy of Music stock company comedy roles. Hermann Bernstein's The Snow Storm at Lipzin Theatre Bowery with Sara Biala leads English-speaking company starting tomorrow. Henry B Harris to stage a benefit at Arverne Pier Theatre on Sunday July 10 featuring acts from stage and vaudeville for Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Roberts
Eva Williams
Shuberts
Broadway
Eddie Foy
Casino Theatre
Globe Theatre
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
New York
Richard Carne
George Ober
Sylvan
Dunwoodie
Yonkers
William A. Mortimer
Corie Payton
Academy of Music
Hermann Bernstein
Lipzin Theatre
the Bowery
Sara Biala
Hackett Theatre
Henry B. Harris
Arverne Pier
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Memorial Police Service at St Patrick's Cathedral
Some 2,500 uniformed police officers with families attended the annual memorial service at St Patrick's Cathedral. The event featured Chaplain Sullivan urging moral courage, a procession led by Chief Inspector Schmittberger, and benediction by Archbishop Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Baker
Francis J. Sullivan
Police Department
Sullivan
God
Lieut
Belton
Inspector Walsh
John Routh
Inspector Schmittberger
Mer. Lavelle
Sisent
Mendelssohn
W. B. Martin
Theological Seminary
Mer. Hayes
John Byrne
Rossini
Mgr. Lavelle
Petiece
Farley
Customs Court Readies for First Docket in Washington
The United States Court of Customs Appeals, newly formed, opens with 225 cases on its docket. Five judges including Presiding Judge Robert M. Montgomery will hear initial arguments in a makeshift courtroom in an up-town office building. Case origins span importers disputes from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Robert M. Montgomery
Michigan
William H. Hunt
Montana
James F. Smith
California
Orion M. Barber
Vermont
Marion de Vries
Spanish War Claims Commission
Arthur B. Shelton
Board of General Appraisers
District Courts
Circuit Courts
Circuit Courts of Appeals
United States
Court of Customs Apose
Board of General Age Raisers
Cornell Professor to Lead Brazilian Shipyards Project
Professor George R Mc Dermott of Cornell will head the largest shipbuilding works and dry docks in South America. He will take a one year leave to organize equip and run yards engine works and docks for Lloyds Brazileiro, which owns twelve lines and seventy ships under contract with the Brazilian government to sail over 1 400 000 miles annually. He will study European shipyards before leaving for South America next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ithaca
George R. McDermott
Cornell University
South America
Board of Trustees
Lloyds Brazileiro
McDermott
Sibley Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Europe
England
Scotland
Germany
Rance
North Shore Electric Fails to Enter Brookhaven Smithtown Area
The Public Service Commission in Second District denies North Shore Electric Light and Power Company permission to operate in Brookhaven and Smithtown Suffolk County after hearings. It finds demand insufficient to support two firms. Port Jefferson Electric remains the serving company. If Port Jefferson fails to meet the commission’s directions, North Shore’s application could be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Public Service Commission
Second District
North Shore Electric Light and Power Company
Brookhaven
Smithtown
Suffolk County
Port Jefferson
Commission
North Shore Electric Grit and Power Company
Charcot Antarctic Expedition Arrives in Rouen
The steamer Pour que Pas carrying the Charcot expedition docked in Rouen today. Geographical Society of Normandy and government delegates welcomed the crew, with Admiral Fournier presenting medals to all expedition members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Pourque Pas
Charcot Antarctic Expedition
Geographical Society of Normandy
Admiral Fournier
Mrs Juliana MacMonnies Dies in Brooklyn at 74
Mrs Juliana Eudora MacMonnies mother of sculptor Frederick MacMonnies died of acute indigestion Saturday at her daughter Mrs Margaret West Courant 849 Greene Avenue Brooklyn She was 74 born in Brooklyn and active in music art and literature Funeral services will be held tomorrow evening at Sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev Dr Don S Colt officiating She leaves two sons and a daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliana
Eudora MacMonnies
Frederick MacMonnies
Margaret West Courant
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
MacMonnies
France
Frederick
Frank MacMonnies
Courant
Juliette Courant
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford Dies at 74 in New York
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford, author editor and composer from a historic New York family, died yesterday at his home on West 18th Street aged 74 after a five year illness. He was born in Greenville New York son of Cyrus Earle Ford and Amanda Hedden. Ford worked with the Methodist Book Concern and edited several periodicals and hymnals. His compositions include Melodies for Little People Imperial Songs and Junior League Songster. He served during the Civil War composing battle hymns sung by Union forces. Survived by a widow two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen van Rensselaer Ford
West 18Th Street
Greenville
N. Y
Cyrus Earle Ford
Amanda Hedden
Ford
Methodist Book Concern
Fifth Avenue
General Minutes
International Services
Methodist Review
Anmong
Junior League
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and New Jersey deaths
Numerous local obituaries report the deaths of John Beggs in Brooklyn aged 61 a longtime chemical executive. Simon J. Klauber in Orange aged 66 a former liquor dealer turned lawyer. Patrick Rooney in Jersey City aged 75. Francis O'Brien a Bloomfield resident aged ? with long service to Newark Ice Company. Frederick Griffin 83 from a motorcycle accident at Vassar Hospital. Peter J. Donohue in London tied to Papal Guard. William Kenny in Brooklyn aged 58. Adelaide Cornelia Cutter of Brooklyn aged 61. M N D Cornelius Greenpoint police officer aged 48. Barbara Gassman of Brooklyn aged 54. Hiram J. Burtis Montclair resident aged 72. Alexander Smith Jersey City resident aged 70s. Hugh Teller Booraem New York architect associated with Morristown projects. Additional lines note familial ties and various survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon J. Klauber
Essex Avenue
Orange
N. J
Mr. Klauber
Austria
United States
New York City
Corinthian Lodge
A. M
Newark Lodge
Patrick Rooney
Mercer Street
Jersey City
William Taylor
Sergi
James Rooney
Rooney
License Bureau
Manhattan
Francis O'Brien
Bloomfield
Newarka Ice Company
Willow Street
O'Brien
County Meath
Ireland
Frederick Griffin
Vassar Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Peter J. Donohue
James M. Donohue
San Francisco
Papal Guard
London
England
Mr. Donohue
Richard Burke
Genevieve Walker
Eleanor Martin
Union Iron Works
William J. Kenny
Park Department
Seventh Avenue
Brooklyn
Adelaide Cornelia Cutter
John D. Cutter
Pacific Street
MN D. Cornelius
Greenpoint Station
Leonard Street
Barbara Gassman
Frank Gassman
Ten Buck Street
Hiram J. Burtis
Middle West
Hubert H. Burtis
Christepher Street
Montclair
Alexander Smith
Washingtonville
Orange County
N. Y
Pheumonia
Carlton H. Smith
HUGH TELLER BOORA @n arc
Saranac
Roos & Booraem
New Y
Mutual Liferance Company
Booraem
Morristown
Richard A. McCurdy
A. Thebaud
Ralph A Doeracsn
Gamte bin
Berger Replies to Taft on Trusts and Slavery Parallels
Milwaukee socialist leader Victor Berger argues Taft misreads the trust issue and urges national ownership of trusts. He recalls Henry Clay as a model, cites the civil war cost, and proposes government buyout as a path to solve the problem. Debs is headed to Baltimore and then New York for related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
New York
Taft
Jacksonville
Mich
Republican Party
Berger
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Tom Watson
Hudson
Monaco
Paria
Henry Clay
South
Clay
Socialist Party
Lyric Hall
Sixth Avenue
Forty-first Street
Ing
Eugene V. Debs
Baltimore
Socialists face bond plan clash in Milwaukee council
Milwaukee June 5 Democrats and Republicans in the Common Council may block the Socialist majority plans for an 835000 bond sale when the matter comes up. Minority parties oppose raising the interest rate from 4 to 4 1/2 percent as the administration proposed. Bond ordinances need a three fourths vote, and Socialists hold 21 of 35 seats, so they cannot pass alone. Outcome may be delays in improvements and a party fight in the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Milwaukee
Common Council
Council Chamber
Wild Game Ropers Clash Over Africa Claim
Marshhall Loveless known as Rustler and Amber Means arrive on the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati recounting an Africa trip with Buffalo Jones. Loveless says he and Means harmed the wild animals for which Jones claimed credit, sparking a dispute after their arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Marshhall Loveless
Rustler” Loveless
Amber Means
Africa
Jones
Loveless
Means
Glasson Named Acting Professor at Cornell
To fill the vacancy created by Prof. Jeremiah W. Jenks absence for a year in Europe the Cornell Trustees appoint William Henry Glasson of Trinity College Durham N C as Acting Professor of Political Economy and Politics at Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ithaca
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Europe
Cornell
William Henry Glasson
Trinity College
Durham
N. C
Cornell University
Daniel J. Sully Returns from Europe on Cincinnati
Daniel J. Sully, the ex-cotton magnate, and his wife arrived yesterday aboard the Hamburg-America liner Cincinnati. The Sullys touched down after a European voyage, renewing ties with the home city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Sully
Europe
Cincinnati
New theatre in the Bronx plans announced for 1200-seat house
Travel lecturer R G Knowles to manage a new Damascus Company theatre on Longwood Avenue near Westchester and Prospect in the Bronx. The 100 by 100 plot will house a 76 by 88 building with 1200 seats, Syrian style with oriental interiors. Architect William H McElfatrick designs the project as a prototype for a chain of theatres nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Knowles
Bronx
Longwood Avenue
Westchester
Prospect Avenues
William H. McElfatrick
New York
Mr. Knowles
Damascus Company
Louis Mann Plans Summer Comedy and Winter Drama
Louis Mann, soon to appear in The Cheater adapted by himself from the German, intends to present a new comedy or farce each Summer. His Winter season, directed by William A. Brady, will feature serious drama like The Man Who Stood Still, in which he has starred for two years. He treats summer productions as relaxation and will rely on his own adaptations or original works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mann
the Cheater
William A. Brady
Per Capita Money Now 34.59 Dollars Across U S
Treasury officials estimate that if all currency in circulation were shared equally among every person the share would be 34.59 dollars. This is 14 cents higher per person than a month earlier. Compared with a year earlier total circulation rose by 14 million dollars while per capita share fell 42 cents due to population growth. The June 1 money stock stood at 3,419,382,284 dollars with 298,076,537 dollars held by the Treasury as government assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
United States
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned to NYT Office
Notices indicate marriage and death events would be sent by telephone to The New York Times office at 1000 Bryant for insertion. The snippet signals standard obituary and matrimonial notices process in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Yearly birth notices from city directory brief
Birth announcements list newborns with dates and home addresses. Anhalt, Berg, Cohn, and Koch families welcome sons and daughters at stated Bronx and Brooklyn locations within late May to early June. Names include Sidney Anhalt Mortimer Cohn, M P Berg and David Koch as fathers.
Marriages Listed Across New York and New Jersey
A compiled notice records numerous June 1 through June 4 weddings and engagements across Irvington, Brooklyn, Stamford, Long Island, Riverside, New Jersey and surrounding areas. It names couples such as Rebeckah Rutter and Eugene F. Du Bois, Meta L. Herman and William F. O’Neill, and Florence Sands with Charles G. Silverberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozzens
Skelding
Stamford
Carrie Skelding
William C. Cozzens
Cairns
Obituary Notices and Funeral Details From June 1910
A compilation of notices for deaths and funeral arrangements across New York and nearby areas. Entries include Charles Franklin Bird at Berkeley Avenue, William Arthur Aycrigg in Omaha, Hugh Toler Booraem at Morristown, Elizabeth De Garmo in Elizabeth, Evelyn Pratt Dodd in New York, Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford in New York City, Harriette E Greene, Charlie Gulden Jr, Richard Hamilton, Elisa Sayer Hand, Sarah Anna Newman Hyatt, Mary Leech in Paris, and Elizabeth Miller at Saranac Lake with private or scheduled services and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbatt
the Berkeley
Charles Franklin
Aycrigg
William Arthur Aycrigg
William A
Jessie Wilcox Aycrigg
Trinity Cathedral
Omaha
Neb
Booraem
Saranack Lake
N. Y
Hugh Toler Booraem
Antoinette Roosevelt van Vorst
Church of the Assumptin
Morristown
N. J
New York
Lackawanna Road
DE Garmo
Madison Av
57Th St
Woodlawn
Hamilton
Cornell Av
Yonkers
Richard Hamilton
Kensico
Hand
Elisa Sayer
Edward Hand
East 79Th St
HYATT
Sarah Anna Newman
Jonathan Denel Hyatt
William Grant Heyer
Burlingane
New Rochelle
Stamfordville
Dutchess County
LEECH
Mary & Leech
William F. Leech
Paris
France
Miller
Saranac Lake
Elizabeth Poe Miller
Charles de Miller
Obituary notices list numerous June funerals in New York area
A long column of death notices and funeral details dated June from New Jersey and New York lists names such as Katherine Van Gilder Perine Charlotte Gertrude Beach Rogers Alexander Smith Susanne Spence Addie Van Gasbeek and many others. It provides addresses and funeral times with private interments and requests no flowers where noted. The notices span several towns including East Orange Jersey City Hackensack and New York City's West 34th Street and 109th Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 234 St
Frank E. Campbell
Smith
Alexander Smith
Jersey City
Washingtonville
Orange Co
N. Y
Hackensack
N. J
Spence
Susanne M. Spence
Miam Spence
St. James’s Episcopal Church
Frederick H. Tiplin
Kingston
Duck Found Its Element in Cedar Grove Home
Mrs. Hake Baldwin of Cedar Grove New Jersey raised a single duck after nine eggs hatched from under a hen. The lone duckling survived a rough start, was cared for with hand feeding and a warm wash boiler setup, and was found swimming in three inches of water the morning after a hot water bag leaked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hake Baldwin
Squire” Baldwin
Cedar Grove
N. J
Mrs. Baldwin
Galician Jews Convene at Tammany Hall for 7th Annual Meet
The Federation of Galician Jews in America opened its seventh annual convention at Tammany Hall East Fourteenth Street. Samuel Koenig welcomed delegates, with over 500 attending from about 360 organizations totaling around 60 000 members. President Bernard Semei presided. attendees included Dr J L Magnes Judge Benjamin Hoffman William Max Hammer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Galician Jews In America
Tammany Hall
East Fourteenth Street
S. Tarlow
Samuel Koenig
Bernard Semei
Federation
J. L. Magnes
Benjamin Hoffman
William Max Hammer
Davis Rapapor
M. Halpern
Henry Green
Abraham Schepper
David Hur
A. Strachstine
Fanny Schepper
R. Tannenbaum
In Memoriam Notices From Newark Churches
In Memoriam notices list mass times and funeral details for John Conklain Mary Daley Thomas Doyle Pauline Greenberger families Bayton Lilienfeld Thomas McGovern Jesse Manheims Catherine Meskel John White with services at St James St Gabriel St Joseph and Bayside and Mount Neboh cemeteries in Newark New Jersey and Bayside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklain
John
St. James’s Church
Newark
M. Daley
Mary
St. Eg Churcl
N. J
A. Doyle
Thomas
Mass
St. ‘Abrista
SA M. Greenberger
Pauline
Bayside Cemetery
Bayton
Lilienfeld
Anna
Bayside
McGovern
Thomas and Mary
Faragamen
Manheims
Jesse Long Mount Neboh
Catherine
St. Joseph’s Church
Massa
St. Gabriel's Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Taft
William P. Pitt“wah
Nicaragua
Panama
Vu Wou
Ian
East Cambridge
South Africa
Glasgow
Australia
America
Mexico
Venezuela
Morro Castile
Panama Canal
Judge Dittman
New Orleans
Gordon
Carlos Chamorro
Chamorro
Mena
Lara and
Almendro
Chevarria
Muelle de Los Buenos
Revolutionary
Jersey City Blaze
Drapers
The
Berkshires
Society AT
Priest
St. Patrick’s
Prof. McDermott
Port Jefferson Company
Charcot
Juliana E. MacMonnies
John Beggs
E. J. Beggs & Co
William Street
Tenth Street
Beggs
Pleasure Drivers’ Association of
Victor Berger
Milwaukee Council
Loveless and
Means Say “ Buffalo” Jones
Glasson
Jenks
NEW Theatre
Bliss—Ferguson
Gertrude Ferguson
Clarence F. Bliss
Boldt
Lenihan
Anne R. Lenihan
Joseph R. Boldt
Bonadonna
O’meara
Margaret O'Meara
Henry N. Bonadonna
Bullivant—Williams
June
Flora Williams
Thomas E. Bullivant Marks—Weiss
Rosalie Weiss
Max Marks
Poggenburg
Force
Marjorie R. Force
Bill—Sharkey
Louisa Shaskey
Herbert BD
Bill
Keegan—Brookes
Reh A. Brookes
Claude W. Keeg Kolb
Vera A. Thomas
Fred W. Kolb
Lentz—Morrin
Elizabeth M. Morrin
William H. Lentz Richardson
Harriss
Eileanord Harris
Henry F. Richardson
Selner—Ettlinger
Beatrice Ettlinger
Louis Selner
Waddell—Turnbull
Jans Marjorie Turnbull
Wallace McN
Waddell
Connecticut
New Jersey
Carpender
New Brunswick
Louise Johnson
Sydney
B. Carpender
New York State
Bliss—Bradley
Emma Bradley
William B. Bliss
Bird
Hock
ADL .R
Higgins
Daisy E
Snyder
Jacoby
Anna M
Pearl St
Nta Macmonnies
Juliana E
Greene
Murphy
Ella
Atlantic
Myrick
Jane M
Atlantic Av
Ryan
Sarash G
Ralph St
Silke
Hennah
45Th St
Varneke
Margaret
Jara St
Relihan
Marlah
Noroton Heights
Tune & Funeral Today
Long Island
Hyer
Josephins M
Baxtein
Jennie
Cowan
John E
Ridgefield Park
Depan
Theoffield D
Charles S
Grand View-on-Ha
Tvea
These
Marlem
Grand Central Station
Webster Ang J Avenue
Oundeetakers
John W. Lyon
Oan
West
Tel
Helsem
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