New York University Commencement Honors Prominent Faculty
The sixty ninth annual NYU commencement at the Metropolitan Opera House awarded 144 diplomas across professional and graduate schools. Chancellor MacCracken announced his interim deanship of the School of Pedagogy and new faculty appointments including Dr J P Gordy to History of Education and Summer School director, Dr Robert MacDougall to Experimental Psychology, and Prof Charles G Shaw as lecturer and interim secretary. The event honored clergy and civic figures with Doctor of Divinity and Doctor of Laws degrees and cited Carnegie laboratory research and a new science magazine as milestones for NYU’s medical and scholarly expansion.
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New York University
Metropolitan Opera House
MacCracken
Charles Stewart Smith
Chamber of Commerce
George E. Post
Protestant College
Beirut
Syria
George Martin Duncan
Yale University
Samuel Carter
Huntington
L. I
John D. Stokes
East Hampton
L. L
Henry E. Cobb
New York City
J. P. Gordy
Johns Hopkins
Leipsic Universities
Department of Education
State University of Ohio
University Heights
Robert MacDougall
Harvard
Mounteser
Charles G. Shaw
University
Carnegie Laboratory
Unham
Lusk and Mandel
Herter
Park
Pian Ah
Bulletin of Medical Sciences
Pretty June wedding at Church of the Immaculate Conception
Edith Knowlton became Mrs Allan Appleton Robbins in a 4 PM ceremony attended by a large fashionable crowd. The couple exchanged vows before Rev. Dr. William Mercer Grosvenor with a display of white peonies and palms. Guests included many prominent figures such as Mrs G C Ward, Vanderbilt and Sloane families, with a small reception at the bride’s mother’s East 38th Street home.
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Church of the Incarnation
Edith Knowlton
Allan Appleton Robbins
George W. Forsyth
Olga
Louise de Peyster Webb
Florence Vanderbilt Twombly
Alice van Rensselaer
Caroline L. Morgan
Madeleine Knowlton
D. Henry Knowlton
George A. Robbins
Charlotte F. Knowlton
H. van R. Kennedy
Marian Robbins
Danford Henry Knowlton
East Thirty-eighth Street
Indians to Produce Passion Play in Chilliwack
In Chilliwack British Columbia preparations for the Passion Play by 500 Indians are under way with solemn religious services. About 2 000 Indians from coastal communities joined a Corpus Christi feast in the town. A pontifical high mass was followed by a blessed sacrament exposition. Each tribe held one hour of special adoration, singing hymns in seven languages.
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Chilliwack
British Columbia
New York Electrical Society elects officers at annual meeting
At the society’s annual meeting held last evening, officers were elected. Arthur Williams was chosen president with vice presidents C. Knox, C. O. Baker Jr, S. L. Nicholson, H. A. Lardner, George Herbert Condict, and H. V. Parsell. George H. Guy was secretary and Henry A. Sinclair the treasurer.
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The
New York Electrical Society
Arthur Williams
C. Is Knox
C. O. Baker, Jr
S. L. Nicholson
H.A. Lardner
George Herbert Condict
H. V. Parsell
George H. Guy
Henry A. Sinclair
Wedding of John Wells Amid Small Ceremony
Huger-Beekman notes a yesterday wedding of John Wells described as important though intimate. The ceremony reflected the era’s social customs and highlighted the union in a modest setting.
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John Wells
Beekman Huger Wedding at Church of Zion and St Timothy
Miss Catherine Alexander Beekman and Mr. Huger wed at the Church of Zion and St. Timothy on West Fifty seventh Street. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Dr Lubeck with Bishop McVickar assisting, featured lace veils and pink organdie gowns. After a brief bridal trip, the couple will reside in Memphis Tennessee where he is employed.
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Heloise Beekman
Gertrude van Cortlandt
Margaretta Rutgers Beekman
William Bedlow_ Beekman
Fifth Avenue
Grace Parker Marvin and Rupert Cochrane King Wed in Albany
Grace Parker Marvin daughter of the late Gen Selden E Marvin and Rupert Cochrane King of New York City were married at All Saints Cathedral Albany at noon. The ceremony featured family ushers, a lace gown, orange blossom veil, and a breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple plans a Adirondacks trip and a Northeast Harbor stay, then residence at 27 Waverley Place New York. King is Harvard 94 graduate and Union Trust Company executive.
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Albany
Grace Parker Marvin
Selden E. Marvin
Rupert Cochrane King
New York City
All Saints’ Cathedral
James Gore King
Dexter Blagden
Ezra Lincoln
Joseph Howland Hunt
Arthur Sturgis
David R. Vail
New York
Langdon Parker Marvin
Edmund Roberts Marvin
Miss Grace Parker
Col. Selden E. Marvin
Grace Knowlton and Clarke Waggaman wed at Valley View
Grace Louise Knowlton and Clarke Waggaman were married at Valley View in Washington. The ceremony was small with immediate relatives. the bride is tied to the Knowlton and Browne families, the groom a Georgetown Law School graduate, and they will spend the summer in Washington with the Clerks.
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Washington
Grace Louise Knowlton
Clarke Waggaman
Valley View
Daniel E. Clarke
William S. Knowlton
Rock Island
Ill
William Henry Browne
United States Army
Thomas E. Waggaman
Georgetown
Law School
Catholic University
Miss Knowlton
Paris
Lucretia
Elsie Dodge
Julia Waggaman
Angelica Crosby
New York
Rebecca Bolling
Baltimore
Elliot Waggaman
William Bohmcke and Miss Harriet Meyer Wed in New York Church
William Bohmcke and Harriet M. Meyer married at St. Peter's Church on Lexington Avenue by Rev. A. B. Mol denken. The bride wore mousseline de soie over white silk with her sister Miss Meyer as maid of honor in pale blue crepe de chine. A large guest list included numerous Meyers Campbell and Rinckhoff family members. A reception followed at Terrace Garden with many deputies and politicians in attendance.
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William Bohmcke
Harriet M. Meyer
J. G. B. Campbell
Sheriff's Office
St. Peter's Church
Lexington Avenue
A. B. Moldenke
M. Meyer
P. Meyerdierk
A. Campbell
W. P. Rinckhoff
J. Kortlang
B. Wuehrman
Dc. Haslop
Bertha Herrick Marries Frederick Merwin Lloyd in Peekskill
Miss Bertha Frances Herrick elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight Herrick married Frederick Merwin Lloyd a New Haven insurance man at the First Presbyterian Church Peekskill June 6 ceremony attended by classmate Miss Emily J Betts maid of honor and a large group of relatives. After a reception at the Herrick home the couple will reside in New Haven after October 1 following an extended bridal trip.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Bertha Frances Herrick
Dwight
Herrick
Frederick Merwin Lloyd
New Haven
Percey Ruth Herrick
Cora M. Herrick
Buffalo
Edith J. Lloyd
Viola P. Conklin
Plainfield
N. J
Harriet A. Husted
Helen 8. Husted
Elizabeth H. Lewis
Annie H. Wells
James Woodward Hemingway
Conn
John R. Herrick
D. Edgar Manson
Henry W. Merwin
Horace H. Soule, Jr
Boston
John I. Manson
Ernest Merwin
New York City
C. A. Tuttle
Edward P. Merwin
East Orange
Mrs. Herrick
Union Avenue
Unusual ceremony at Caldwell Hall chapel in Catholic University
The Catholic University chapel Caldwell Hall hosted an unusual ceremony this morning at 9:80 oclock led by Dr. Charles P. Neill professor of economics. The event drew attendees from university circles and reflected a notable academic occasion in Washington.
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Washington
Caldwell Hall
Catholic University
Charles P. Neill
Marriage at Georgetown University Unions Waggaman and Waggs
Miss Esther Waggaman daughter of Dr and Mrs Samuel Waggaman of Georgetown married at Georgetown University in the presence of faculties and relatives. Rector Conaty officiated and best man was Dr Daniel W Shea. Afterward the couple left for New York and Quebec with plans to return in autumn.
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Esther Waggaman
Samuel Waggaman
Georgetown
Conaty
Neill
New York
Quebec
Washington
Daniel W. Shea
Baron
Baroness Zedwitze
Leo Baron Zedwitze
Germany
Mexico
Lelia Caldwell
New Orleans
University
Marquise de Merinville
France
Mary Gwendoline
Caldweil
Prentice and Fowler Tie The Knot At Home Wedding
Augustus Browning Prentice wed Maud Brevoort Fowler last evening at the bridegroom’s father home 7 West Eighty-first Street The Rev Dr D Parker Morgan officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with bridesmaids Carrie Gulick Minnie Humphries Isla Crawford and Maud Beecher Attendants included Edward Browning Jarvis H Miller H Stuart Hollis George Biggs and Edward A Prentice
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Augustus Browning Prentice
Augustus Prentice
Maud Brevoort Fowler
George W. L. Fowler
West Eighty-first Street
D. Parker Morgan
Parker Morgan
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Carrie Gulick
Minnie Humphries
Isla Crawford
Maud Beecher
Miss Ottmann and Dunkak Wed at Brick Presbyterian
Miss Helen Ottmann and Henry Dunkak were married yesterday afternoon by Chancellor MacCracken at the Brick Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ottmann of 38 West Seventy-third Street, with bridesmaids Elise Ehret Madeline Ehret Emma Dunkak Florence Stiasny Alice Brown Dorothy Raegener. Walter H. Brainard was best man. ushers were Oswald W. Uhl F. J. Tindale N. Engel Philip Davis and William Ottmann. Reception followed at Delmonico's and three months of the wedding journey will be spent abroad.
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Helen Ottmann
Henry Dunkak
Chancellor MacCracken
Brick Presbyterian Church
Louis Ottmann
West Seventy-third Street
Elise Ehret
Madeline Ehret
Emma Dunkak
Florence Stiasny
Alice Brown
Dorothy Raegener
Walter H. Brainard
Emily Katz Weds Gov Heber M Wells in Salt Lake Ceremony
The marriage united Miss Emily Katz and Utah Governor Heber M Wells at the bride's home. Bishop O Whitney performed the Mormon rite in front of about one hundred relatives and friends, followed by a reception. The couple will tour six weeks visiting New York Boston Washington Philadelphia and Buffalo.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Emily Katz
Gov. Heber M. Wells
O. ¥. Whitney
Gov
Mrs. Wells
New York
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Social whirl muted as season shifts at Newport society
The town sees dull social life with few entertainments except Troop A games at Peekskill. engagements include J Pren tice Kellogg and Ethel Thornell, with Vanderbilt circle heading to Newport and Bar Harbor for summer. The Deutschland brings many travelers, and multiple Vanderbilt and Canfield family members plan summer stays, parties, and visits across Newport, Bar Harbor, Biltmore, and Europe.
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University Gymnasium
Barnard College
Troop A
Peekskill
Social Roundup of Society Travel and Barnard Dance
William A. Clark and son return from abroad to attend his son’s wedding with Miss May Foster. Dr Rutherford Morris and Mrs Morris will join Westward plans. Culver ill with whooping cough. Mrs Danforth Henry Knowlton and daughters head to Tuxedo for two weeks. Miss Lota Robinson summers at Bar Harbor with Mrs James Lowell Putnam. Duryeas abandon European trip for Newport season. Stetson leases Rosemary Cottage near Greenwich for summer. Barnard College senior class dance draws about 300 with blue and white decor and athletic trophies in gym. Senior committee includes Madeline Heroy and others. notable guests listed.
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William A. Clark
May Foster
Rutherford Morris
Morris
Senator Clark
Everett. M. Culver
Culvers
Vermont
Lota Robinson
Bar Harbor
James Lowell Putnam
Boston
Barnard College
Barnard
Madeline Heroy
Harriet Elizabeth Cutting
Paula Hamilton Dederer
Hilda Emily Josephthal
Sarah E. Schuyler
Marie Louise Wehn
Newport Season Opens Amid A List Of Incoming Notables
Mrs. Charles H. Malcolm and Miss Malcolm travel to New York while Theodore W. Pinney visits West Point. Several prominent families from Philadelphia, New York, and Boston arrive or plan stays at Newport cottages and villas for the season, including Vanderbilts, Willings, and Kings. The season also welcomes racing and yacht-interest figures and a new French automobile.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Hot Springs
Virginia
Miss Fish
Charles Marshall
Seth Barton French
Barton Lodge
Newport
Charles H. Malcolm
Malcolm
New York
Theodore W. Pinney
West Point
Wirt Robinson
S. B. Stitt
Philadelphia
Thomas McKean
Pinnard Cottage No. 8
Winslow
Cameron McR. Winslow
Admiral Higginson
Walter A. Winslow
Wee F. Eldridge
Newark
Seaman
Stevens Cottage
Marietta Villa
Alice M. Grosvenor
Alan C. Blanding
Roderick , Jr
W. D. Hatch
John Bolt
H. H. Hunnewell, Jr
William Post
F. W. Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Vanderbilt
Paris
Edward S. Willing
George Gordon King
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
James A. Swan
Francis Skinner
Baltimore
Constellation
Charles Fletcher
Providence
Alvina
F. C. Fletcher
James J. van Alen
van Alen
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Joseph Harriman, Jr
John la Farge
Arthur B. Emmons
J. Fred Pierson
Edwin S. Cramp
Miss Cramp
Horgan Cotten
Jamestown
William F. Niedringhaus
St. Louis
George R. Stearns
Atlanta
de Blois & Eldridge
Francis P. Burke
H. H. Ward
United States Navy
Lloyd Phoenix
David King
Edward T. Potter
Theodore A. Havemeyer
H. G. Slater
Washington
Major George Arthur Dead In Cleveland Hotel
Major George Arthur assistant paymaster in the United States Army died in his sleep at the Weddell House in Cleveland after returning from the Philippines. An autopsy showed a ruptured blood vessel behind the ear likely from a blow received while defending a government treasure box during a 1900 Manila incident. He was about forty three, unmarried, and was a son of P. M. Arthur chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Arthur
United States Army
Philippines
Weddell House
Arthur
Manila
Major Arthur
P. M. Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Funeral of Capt. J Alfred Walker in Newburg
The funeral of Capt. J Alfred Walker, a famed river man in the region, was held today in Newburg New York. Gov Odell sent a sympathy telegram to the widow saying he will miss a trusted friend and wishing her strength in her hour of mourning.
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Newburg
N. Y
J. Alfred Walker
Odell
Death of William O Bourne Former Registrar of New York Free Academy
William O Bourne eighty two former Registrar and Assistant Librarian of the New York Free Academy died at his daughter Mrs John Maxwell home in Montclair New Jersey after a long illness from a heavy cold that affected his heart. He born Germantown Pennsylvania in 1819 and settled in New York in 1829. He edited the Lowville Journal and served in the Public School Society Board of Education for decades. He founded The Soldiers Friend during the Civil War and contributed poems titled Poetry of Freedom. He was a Republican and friend of Horace Greer.
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William O. Bourne
New York Free Academy
John Maxwell
Montclair
N. J
Bourne
Mr. Bourne
George Bourne
Germantown
Penn
New York
Bloomfield
Mahlon Day
Lowville
N. Y
Public School Society
Board of Education
Department of Parks
Horace Greer
Remembering Bourne a Literary Figure and Philanthropist
The article recalls Mr. Bourne a noted author and reformer who aided disabled soldiers by prize plans. He wrote Gems from Fableland Golden Links Little Silver String Poems of the Republic and The History of the New York Public School Society. He supported the sick and prisoners and missed a Sunday at Blackwell’s Island for forty years. He is survived by one daughter whose home will host Friday funeral services.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Bourne
New York
Public School Society
Reformed Church In
Blackwell’s Island
Ex Chief Justice Durfee Dies at 75 in Rhode Island
Providence news reports the death of former Rhode Island Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Durfee from heart trouble after an indigestion attack. He was seventy five, survived by his widow and one son.
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Providence
R. I
Thomas Durfee
Supreme Court of
State of
Rhode Island
Notable New Jersey Figures Die in Recent Causes of Death
A string of obituaries reports the deaths of Harrison Flint a pioneer in hunting in the U S. Ex Judge John M Moore prominent glass maker in Southern New Jersey. Nathaniel Cothren member of Sons of the Revolution and G A R. Henry A Jacobus a major Montclair property owner and church member. George B Warfel Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway official. Prof Myron M Goopnough founder of Hamilton Female Seminary. John H Bonnell longtime New Jersey State House custodian. Joan C Hardman Belleville rubber firm treasurer. Funeral details and burial sites listed for several.
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Harrison Flint
B. F. Butler
Lowell
Mass
Danbury
Conn
John M Moore
New Jersey
Clayton
N. J
Gloucester County
Nathaniel Cothren
Sons of the Revolution
Lafayette Post
Broadway
South Oxford Street
Brooklyn
Henry A. Jacobus
Montclair
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Myron M. Goopenough
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate University
Madison University
Claverack College
Claverack
Hamilton Female Seminary
John H. Bonnett
New Jersey State House
Newton
Bonnell
Newark
Essex County
Joan C. Hardman
Hardman Rubber Company
Belleville
St. Barnabas's
Hardman Concern
Cornelius S. Abbott
Christ Episcopal Church
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Fund Aged Man Donation Supports Home Entry
The New York Times notes an anonymous donor contributed 2 to establish a fund for H. B. D. to secure admission to a home for the aged.
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THE
NEW York Times
Fashionable Women Advertise Spring Gowns and Carriage Styles
A look at street fashion features silk gowns pale green and white boleros black boas parasols with green edges and wedding party attire. Brides in orange blossoms and veils ride past, with gray crepe de chine and lace gowns also noted among stylish hats, gloves, ribbons, and parasols in red and white patterns.
Marriages Listed Across Several States and Churches
A list of weddings dated June 4 to June 6, 1901, from Rockaway to New York City and New Jersey. Couples include Leonor de Bauduy Himely with Henri Crassons de Médeuil and Julia R. Riker with Frank Denham Harmon, among others. Boston papers requested to copy.
Obituary notices from June reveal multiple Brooklyn deaths
June 1991 obituary notices list several individuals: Nathaniel Cothren of Brooklyn N Y widow Eliza Evans age 86 and Rosa Lind Gleason nine months old. Charles J Patterson age 48 of Monroe Place Brooklyn. Dwight Stone of Worthington MA age 85. Services scheduled at multiple residences with private interments and flowers omitted.
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J. Fairfield Carpenter
Cazenovia
N. Y
Cothren
Nathaniel Cothren
South Rere St
Brooklyn
Eate Town
N. J
Eliza Evans
Evan J. Evans
Leonard St
Gleason
Rosalind
Madelaine A
James R. Gleason
William G. App Piston
Fordham Heights
Macrery
Gardner Carpenter
Bad Nauheim
June M
Andrew
Amy
Gardiner D. Matthews
Seelock
Washington Park
Brookyn
McIntyre
Glanvill Gregory
John F. McIntyre
Lexington Av
Aterment
Holy Cross
Cemete Patterson
Monroe Place
Charles J. Patterson
Freformdd
the Heights
Pierrepont St
Stone
Worthington
Mass
Dwight Stone
Wickes
Attica
John Wickes
Ernoon
Deaths Reported in Manhattan and Bronx
Death notices list numerous residents from Manhattan and the Bronx with ages including many under one year. Addresses span West 59th Street to Lexington Avenue with names such as John T. Gurley Mary M Gallagher Morris Aeraen and more.
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Gurley
John T
West 59Th St
Gallagher
Mary M
Aeraen EH
Morris
Union Rolle
Frank
Portchester
Brennan
Thomas
Greenwich
Bernstein
M. J
Essex St
Beodup
Walter
Brown
John
W. 16Th St
Beaver
Louis
W. Houston
Eegers Clark
E. Suth
Deinzer
George
Doran
James
Sith
Diavonti
Goerck St
Foley
David E
Fearon
Andrew B
W. God Fischer
William
Willis Ay Wus
Bath
Ferrari
Francesca
Ome Faller
Pweg
Brooklyn
Aon
Serebute
Cee Gorgel
Mendel
Essex
St. Goldbberger
Jaseph
Stan Green
Patrick
Avenue
HS Ldt
Mertin, Jr
Hator
Charles J
Liza Kelly
Lichtenbrerger, M
Lieu
Lena
Forsyth St
Mosaalt
Maria
Moune
Peter
Wls
9Th
McLoughlin
Avenue A
Avenue A. Mcstay, Michael, 340 Fe, Ved St
McEgowan
Delia
Neonsky
Annie
Carmine St
O'Brien
St. Polity
Thompson &Sq
Inner
Marie
Pitt Gener
Palmer
W. List St
Phelan
Mary E
Rosmaier
Max
Rubenick
2D St
Smart
Catherine
Samay
Mary
Wall
Wesp
Jacob
Broadway
Zito
Rosa
Elizabeth St
Baur
Barbara
Burks
Edward W
Coyle
Daniel
Conron
Devereux
Nicholas
Ellis
John E
Forbes
See
Jetter
Hermann
Lewis
William T
Mackenbeck
Chulberger
Strainer
Tully
Peatrick F
Renner
Trenill
Amsterdam van
Vivie
Lexington
Winston
Charles
Brooklyn Addresses List From Historic Directory
A readable catalog of Brooklyn residents and addresses across multiple streets and institutions. Names include Ackerman Austin Burden Brauer Duffy Dwyer Helmer Holt and many others tied to streets such as Broadway Quincy Dean Street Myrtle Avenue and 4th Avenue.
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Brooklyn
Ackerman, A
Broadway
Austin
G. C
Quincy
Burden
Mary
Dean St
Brauer
Fred
Myrtle
Benn
Antoinette
Presiden Benson
Borghilde L
Heller
Lena
Stagg
Harling
Hjalmar G
Hart
Margaret
Classon
Holt
Marie D
Memorial
Halpern
Chalah
Hudson
Kenney
Anne
St. Peter's Hopp
Kapchias
Ursula
S. 1St St
Cousins
St. Peter's
Cornell
Frank
Atlandl Cronan
Duffy
James J
Dunphy
Elizabeth
Jay
Dawson
D. C
Gree
Hicks St
Downey
Cornelius
Hudso Furman
Edith
Kingston
Fitzsimmons
Oughby
Fletcher
F. N
Lincoln Pl
Fitzpatrick
Adelphi St
St. Cath
Michaelis
D. R
Walton Major
William S
Ainslie St
Metcalf
Fannie
M. E. Hosfy
Meneely
Ella L
Mescrole McCann
Neil
Evans St
McCarron
James
Conove Neaulis
Charles
Otto
William B
Fayetta
Scott
Thomas
Stuart
Mary E
St. Mark’k
Swanson
Moses
Hicks
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