Army Fliers Thrill Spectators at Governors Island Benefit
A garden party on Governors Island for Army Relief Society drew over 3,400 visitors. Major General J Franklin Bell attended with Mrs Bell as crowds enjoyed aerobatic displays by Army A Sq and the 22nd Regiment parade. Proceeds exceed $5,000 from $1,000 in admissions with fare from hot dogs and fortune telling tents adding to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governors Island
Army Relief Society
United States Army
South Ferry
J. Franklin Bell
Eastern Department
Bell
Charlies F. Roe
New York
James M. Lawton
J. C. F. Tilson
Henry L Stimson
Orin
B. Mitcham
George T. Bartlett
N. KR. Usher
Twenty
Arizona Sun
Sue Shattuck
Ann Ruggles
Sue Spiller
Princess Jennah
T. Oldson
Notable Coffee Booths Run by Officers Daughters
Descriptions recall officers’ daughters staffing a hot coffee and tea booth at a military event. They wore smart frocks and some carried swagger sticks while selling confections and cigarettes to attendees.
Olmsted Overton Wedding Set for June 23 in Ridgefield
Miss Margaret Clough Overton daughter of Mr and Mrs Clough Cosby Overton of the city will marry William Beach Olmsted Jr son of the Rev William Beach Olmsted of the Pomfret School on Saturday June 23 at Ridgefield Conn The bridegroom’s father will solemnize the ceremony assisted by Bishop Oxford and Rev William B Lusk Other wedding party members include Mrs Robert W Witeton matron of honor and bridesmaids Christina M Nichols Gertrude Mali Asta Dixon Nancy Olmsted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina M. Nichols
Gertrude Mali
Asta Dixon
Nancy Olmsted
Ok Olmsted
William Beach Olmsted
Oxford
William B. Lusk
Ridgefield Church
Marriage of William K Kreykenbohm and Mabel Henkel
William Kreykenbohm and Mabel Henkel wed at 7 last evening in the Chapel of St Georges Church Stuyvesant Square. Rev Samuel Dunfedge officiated with Georgianna Henkel as maid of honor and Helen Henkel Marie Rooney as bridesmaids. Best man was Henry Kreykenbohm. ushers George Kreykenbohm J Totten Geo Kreykenbohm. Reception followed at 339 East Eighteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Kreykenbohm
Mabel Henkel
United States
William Henkel
Henkel
St Georges Church
Stuyvesant Square
Samuel Dunfedge
Missenkel
Georgianna Henkel
Helen Henkel
Marie Rooney
Ardis Henkel
Marie Michel
Henry Kreykenbohm
George Kreykenbohm
J. Totten
Geo Kreykenbohm
Mrs. Henkel
East Eighteenth Street
Powers Stewart Wedding at Holland House Ballroom
The marriage of Poindexter B Powers of this city and Louise Stewart of Augusta Kentucky took place in the Holland House ballroom with Rev. Dr. J Pike Powers of Knoxville Tennessee officiating. The event drew 300 guests and featured maid of honor Virginia Ballard and flower girl Frederica Fry. Best man Duke Hampton with ushers George W Given Harold B Powers George Bartholomew and George J Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrriage
Poindexter
George W. Given
Harold B. Powers
George Bartholomew
George J. Green
Shaw Weds Ethel Henry at Hotel Majestic
Robert A. Shaw married Miss Ethel Marie Henry in the Rose Room of the Hotel Majestic. Rev. Oliver P. Barnhill officiated. the bride wore a white satin and chiffon gown with pearl embroidery. Attendant Grace Firdsey wore pink silk and carried oak sweet eos. Joseph N. Biddlecome served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Shaw
Ethel Henry
Robert A. Shaw
Ethel Marie Henry
Frank H. Henry
West Ninety-fourth Street
Hotel Majestic
Oliver P. Barnhill
Marble Collegiate Church
Grace Firdseye
Joseph N. Biddlecome
Edwards White Lawrence Weds W Wilson Drake in Virginia
Edith White Lawrence married W Wilson Drake of Warrenton Virginia on a Tuesday evening at her mother Mrs Joseph Daingerfield Lawrence Grimes Hill S 1 The groom is a Spanish war veteran and former Squadron A member The ceremony was conducted by Rev Arthur H Allen Best man was Arthur Hager Ma and the bride's sister Mrs Norman Hentley Gardiner served as matron of honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith White Lawrence
W. Wilson Drake
Warrenton
Joseph Daingerfield Lawrence
Grimes Hill
S. 1
Squadron A
Arthur H. Allen
Arthur Hagerma
Norman Hentley Gardiner
Austin
Northwood
Helen G. Northwood
New York
Earnest W. Austin
Honolulu
Drake—Lawrence
Staten Island
Snyder Major Engagement Announcement
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Cruikshank Snyder to Cedric Algwin Major was announced. Miss Snyder is the daughter of Mrs. Susie Cruikshank Snyder of Brooklyn and a recent graduate of the Misses Masters School at Kos Ferry. Mr Major, a Cornell graduate of 1912, is assistant to the Lehigh Valley Railroad general counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Major
Dorothy Cruikshank Snyder
Cedric Algwin Major
Henry Major
Lefferth Place
Brooklyn
Miss Snyder
Susie Cruikshank Snyder
Washington Avenue
Misses Masters
Kos Ferry
Major
Cornell
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Miss Endicott Bride in St George's Church
Beverley Randolph Robinson son of Dr. Beverley Robinson and Mrs. Robinson wed Miss Gladys Endicott elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Endicott at St George's Church Stuyvesant Square The ceremony officiated by Bishop David J Greer and Rev Karl Reiland Bride wore white satin with pearl embroidery and carried lilies of the valley Orchids and maidenhair ferns Her sister Lillian Endicott was her only attendant Best man was William H Wheelock Ushers included Cabot Ward John Shillito Roger Walter FE Hope Courtland Nicoll Charles C Stillman Arthur W Butler Norton Perkins Edward I Pruyn Henry F du Pont and J Randolph Robinson A small reception followed at 100 East Thirty-sixth Street The couple will reside in New York after a three month California trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley Randolph Robinson
Beverley Robinson
Robinson
West Thirty-seventh Street
Mises
Gladys Endicott
Robert Endicott
William H. Seward
Lincoln
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
David J. Greer
Karl Reiland
Lillian Endicott
Ils East Thirty -Eighth Street
Harvard
Columbia Law School
Columbia Law Review
State Assembly
Masten & Nichols
Knickerbocker, Union, University, Century
Seahawanaka
Miss Paris Bridegroom Phelps Planned at St John the Divine
The wedding of Miss Nina Perry Paris and William Walter Phelps will take place Saturday June 16 at 3 30 pm in the Cathedral of St John the Divine Morningside Heights The bride’s sister Margaret Paris will be maid of honor with attendants Mrs William Philips Miss Mary Allison Swan Claudia and Eleanor Phelps The ushers include Irving Paris David Duncan and Maurice Fremont Smith After the ceremony the couple will reside in Washington D C where Mr Phelps serves as assistant secretary to Frank A Scott and works with the General Munitions Board of the Council of National Defense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Perry Paris
Francis A. Paris
New York
William Walter Phelps
Sheffield Phelps
Rosehill
Aiken
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Willam O. Lusk
Ridgefield
Conn
Frank A. Scott
General Munitions Board
Council of National Defense
Washington
Uthat City
Seeligman and Ederheimer Marry at Delmonico's
Richard Ederheimer and Mins Hielen Adele Seeligman tied the knot at Delmonico's last evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. Joseph Silverman. Seeligman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. E. Seeligman of 320 West Fifty third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ederheimer
Mins Hielen
Adele Seeligman
Richard FE. Seeligman
West Fuehbty-third Street
Delmonico’s
Joseph Silverman
War Bride Quiet City Wedding For Doctor and Miss Fox
Dr John Gerster son of Dr Arpad G Gerster and Mrs Gerster wed Miss Alice Fox in a quiet ceremony at the Fox home 37 East Thirty-ninth Street. The pair exchanged vows at 2 30 pm before Bishop David W Greer as guests noted with white flowers and orange blossoms. The couple planned a June 2 ceremony but rescheduled due to Dr Gerster’s orders to Fort Benjamin Harrison. The bridal party included Dr Aims R Chamberlain as best man and ushers Austen H Fox Kirby Dwight Ernest Stauffer Jr and J T Haneman. A small reception followed the ceremony. Engagement announced in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerster
Arpad G. Gerster
Gerster
Alice Fox
East Thirty-ninth Street
Palma
Marguerites
David W. Greer
Aims R. Chamberlain
Austen H. Fox
Kirby Dwight
Ernest Stauffer, Jr
J. T. Haneman
Henry Shaw wed in quiet Hotel Majestic ceremony
Miss Ethel M. Henry daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank H. Henry of West Ninety-fourth Street and Robert Arthur Shaw of this city were married at noon yesterday at the Hotel Majestic. Only immediate families and a few intimate friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Majestic
Ethel M. Henry
Frank H. Henry
West Ninety-fourth Street
Robert Arthur Shaw
Notable Battenberg Obituaries Across New Jersey and Nearby
A compilation of death notices for Charles N. Wheelwright N G N Y Ellis Dunn Mary Curtiss Phelps Clarence Thompson McCormick James M Wilkes Anna Goldmark Gross James Copeland Orr Jane Newton Edward Schrepper William F E Story John Drake Gunning Andrew J Belton Caroline Ransford Gibbons Gitson Annie Harrison Captain John R McGinnis Alzina A Webb and Robert Williams. The items note their ages residences and roles from Morrie Park to Stamford Kingston Jamaica Brooklyn and Irvington with ties to The New York World The Jersey Journal Spalding Company Vitagraph Keeney's Theatre and the Masonic orders. Deaths occurred Tue day Monday and yesterday with leading families and local institutions named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Wheelwright
New York World
Curtis Avenue
Morrie Park
N. J
World's Quarter Century Club
Thirteenth Coast Defense Command
Ellis Dunn
Plainfield
Mary Curtiss Phelps
Frank Phelps
Stamford
Conn
Lindale Street
Julian W. Caruise
A. G. Spalding Comam
Clarence Thompson McCormick
John P. McCormick
The
Jersey Journal
Kingston
Jamaica
McCormick
William R. Grace & Co
James M. Wilkes
Steiner & Co
Elmira
Eny
Anna Goldmark Gross
Vitagraph Company
Keeney's Theatre
Bushwick Hospital
Mr. Schrepper
Louisiana
Brooklyn Lodge
Madison Street
Brooklyn
William FE. Story
Brooklyn Citizen
Long Island College Hospital
Brory
Schermerhorn Street
John Drake Gunning
Village of
Freeport
Gunning
Freeport Home Defense League
Freeport Club
Joppa Lodge
A. M
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Board of Education
Andrew J. Belton
Berber Line Steamship
Fenimore Street
Caroline Ransford
J Ransford
New_York
Dean Street
Mreckinridgh Stavesant Gitnson, Jr
Peter Bruyvesant
Gibeon
St. Stephen's College
Annandale
N. Y
A. G. Spaldine Company
Bridgeport
Lillian Russell
John R. McGinnis
Thirty-sixth
United States Infantry
Fort Snelling Minn
McGinnis
United States Military Academy
Alzina A. Webb
Carlos Webb
Irvington
Bruyverant Avenue
Robert Williams
James F Williams
Dover
New York Naval Militia
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Heywood Broun Marries Ruth Hale in New York Chapel
Heywood Broun dramatic critic and Ruth Hale wife of publicity work were wed at St Agnes Chapel on West Ninety second Street after securing a Municipal Building license. The bride, 80, is daughter of Richard Hale of Knoxville and worked in Washington before moving to New York. Broun, 25, will sail for France soon as a New York Tribune representative. Hale will accompany him. He previously worked briefly with George Creel in censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Broun
Ruth Hale
St. Agnes Chapel
West Ninety-second Street
Broun
Heywood C. Broun
Claremont Avenue
Richard Hale
Knoxville
New York
France
New York Tribune
George Creel
Mrs Melissa Baxter Dies in Connecticut at Seventy
Mrs Melissa Jane Baxter widow of Abram C B Baxter of Columbus Ohio died at Quiet Corner Greenwich Conn in her seventieth year. She was sister of the late Ohio Governor Walter Bookwalter and part heir in the $16 million estate with brothers W H Bookwalter of Beatrice Neb and F M Bookwalter of Springfield Ohio. Her husband owned large land holdings across Nebraska Washington Kansas Illinois and Ohio. She leaves son John Wesley Baxter and a niece Mrs Clinton M Hall of New York City.
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Greenwich, Conn
Melissa Jane Baxter
Abram Co
B. Baxter
Columbus
Ohio
Quiet Corner
Clyde Fitch
Dublin Road
Walter
W. H. Bookwalter
Beatrice, Neb
F. M. Bookwalter
Springfield
Allan
George H. Allan
Reeves
Sumner Av
Brooklyn
Andem
Herbert Warren
Cupey
Cuba
Montclair
N. J
Atkinson
Thermas
Mantooth St
Baxter
Melissa Jane
Abram C. B. Baxter
Oho
Greenwich
Conn
Springield
Benfelch
Gabrielle Benesch
Adele Sehoenbaum
Meyers
Burk Pariors
Lenox Av
Chamberlin
Eva Steck
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
Hughesville
Penn
Curran
John E. Curran
L' West 64Th St
Paulist Fathers
6Th Av
Sterling Place
Calvary
Edgar
Ashfield
Mass
Robert Morris Edgar
Robert W
Jane EF. Edgar
Beechwood Cemetery
New Rochelle
Finckel
Mountainside Hospital
Helen Albert
Conyers B. Finckel
Gallagher
Clara St
Martha C
Glen Ride
Congregational Church
Glen Ridge
Gibbon
Breckenridge Tuyverant
Clark's Hilly
Stamford
Aoe N. Y
Gross
Anna Goldmark Gross
Alexander J
Felix Gross
Riverside Drive
Harrison
Annie
Broadway
Campbell’s
Actors’ Fund
Hedden
Martha Washington Pearse
Corneline Howard Helden
Augustna Frederick Pearse
Anne’ Laura Wilson Pearse
Greenwich Presbyterian Church
West 15Th Gt
Greenwood Cemetery
Hunt
Sarah
Francie J. Hunt
Henry and
Ellen
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
St. Columbine
Calvary Cemetery
Kane
William Kane
West 134Th St
P. M. Keating
Maud Scott Keating
Cletus Keating
Cornelius J. Scott
West
Holy Trinity Church
West Std St
Amsterdam Avy
Lee
Laura F. Rogers
Ree Sea
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Abbott B. Rhett Cowart
Northumberland County
Loudoun
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Lemberg
Belmont
Brong
Charles Lamberg
Mount Olivet
Mannheim
Tappold P. Mannheim
Winterbottom
Warlors
Phelps
Mary Curtiss
Frank Phelpa
Major Johnston Former Oklahoma Speaker Dies in New Jersey
Major Malcolm Johnston once led Oklahoma's legislature and fought Geronimo with U S Cavalry. He died at his Verona New Jersey home in his fifty ninth year. a former Arkansas internal revenue collector, he was wounded in moonshine battles and reportedly lost a fortune in the Galveston flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Johnston
Oklahoma
Geronimo
United States Cavalry
Pompton Avenuge
Verona
N. J
Arkansas
Galveston
Marriage Announcements Include Theodora Jenkins and Andrews Jenkins
The clipping lists engagements including Theodora Jenkins to Andrews Jenkins and Hanneh Goodwin to James Connor plus Mabel Conaway to Eoul Kurzenaker. Names appear with family ties and marital association cues in a local society page style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Jenkins
Edward
Andrews
Connor—Goodwin
Hanneh Goodwin
James i. Connor
Kurzhenaker—Conaway
Mabel Conaway
Eoul Kurzenaker
Marriages in New York and nearby churches June 1917
Multiple marriage notices dated June 2 3 4 5 and 6 1917 list couples including Helen G North wood with Earnest W Austin Edith White Lawrence with W Wilson Drake Alice Fox with Dr John Geister Carolyn Whitney Peters with Frank Griswold Mary Hathaway Taber with Dorsey Hager Helen Jay Dubois with Frederick Kobbe Helen Jones Phillips with Frederick Cordes Lea Exina Franken with L Myron Lavy Ethel Castree Corsa with Joe Hunter McDonnell Vesta Freeman with William Maginnis Grace Oakey with Robert Olyphant Gladys Endicott with Heveriey Robinson Elizabeth Iddings with Lieut Col Cyril Rocke Marjorie Squier with Harold Searles Ethel Henry with Robert Shaw Marguerite Horsfield with Homer Guernsey Marjorie Stutzer with Malcolm Lovell Katherine Murray with John McQuail Adele Powers with James Maloney Beth Harding with Thomas Saunders Henrietta Bain with George Wittmer Kathryn Schreck with Thomas Hallgarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerster—Fox
David H. Greer
New York
Kaat Ath At
N. Y
Alice
Austen G. Fox
John
N. Y, City
Griswold
Peters
Church of the Savior
Brooklyn
John H. Lathrop
Carolyn Whitney
John M
Mary Whitney Peters
Frank Dennison Griswold
Hager -Taber
St. Bartholomew's Church
Leighton Parks
Mary Hathaway
Mary Frick Taber
Dorsey Hager
Tulsa
Oklo
Kobbe-Dubois
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Helen Jay
Robert Ogden Duvois
Dubois
Frederick William Kobbe
Lea—Phillips
Pouch Mansion
S. Parkes Cadman
Helen Jones Phillips
Frederick Cordes Lea
Levy—Franken
Exina Franken
John Franken
L. Myron Lavy
McDonnell--Corsa
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Charlies L. Goodell
D. D
Ethel Castree
Dayton Corsa
Joe Hunter McDonnell
Maginnis — Freeman
Church of the Incarnation
Thomas Reed Bridges
Vesta
Charles Quackenbush Freeman
William D. Maginnis, Jr
New Orleans
la Olyphant
Robinson — Endicott
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant
Ss New York
David Greer
Karl Retland
Gladys
Robert Endicott
F Esq
Heveriey Randolph Robinson
Rocke Ilepinas
Rome
Italy
Via
Sardegna
Elizabeth
Lewis Morris Iddings
Cyril Rocke
Irteh Guards
France
Searles—Squifr
Rahway
N. J
Marjorie Stuart Squier
Frederick Craig Squier
Harold Malcolm Searles Shaw—Henry
Oliver Paul Barnhill
Ethel Marie Henry
Frank H. Henry
Robert Arthur Bhaw
Guernsey
Jichsfield
Marguerite Roberts Horsfield
Homer W.guernsey
Lovull—Stutzer
Marjorie E. Stutzer
Malcolm R. Lovell
McQuail Murray
Katherine ¥. Murray
John F McQuall Maloney
Death notices from June 1917 Brooklyn area
Obituary notices list numerous individuals with dates of death between June 5 and June 8 1917 along with funeral details and locations across Brooklyn Montclair Stamford Ossining Monticello and Mt Vernon. Names include Lotta Acker Charles Adams Ellen Jones Maud Keating Maud Scott Keating Mary Curtiss Annie Jane Thibault Alois Von Isakovics and others with church service times cemetery interment notes and private funeral requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Lotta B
John
Lottie Acker
Adams
Woodside
L. L
Charles
Mary Adams
Stryker Av
Woodlawn Cemetery
Siglper
Montclair
N. J
Lbert M
William
Yeah Kent Sigler
Valley Road
BT. John
Mra
William II Faulhaier
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Hiram Rm St. John
White
Old Tappan
Albert Vel Todd
Verak
Frank
Stephen Merritt
Vonikakovics
Alota
Monticello
Kensico
von Isakovics
Alois von Isakovics
Wilkes
James
Broadway
Campbell's
Winfield
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Rebecca M
Hervey BR. Winfield
Richard M. Winfield
Rich Av
Notices of Funeral Services and Deaths Listed by New York Area
A long obituary list shows numerous individuals from Manhattan, Bronx, Hoboken, Jersey City, Newark, and surrounding New York area. Entries include names such as Robert A. Young, Joanna M., Michael Allen, Lyman Ingraham, Elizabeth Maher, and Mary Smith with addresses on East 33rd Street, Bathgate Avenue, East 14th Street, and more. The notices specify funeral times, dates, and locales, indicating services across June 4 to June 6 and various locations including Elm, Tompkinsville, Hoboken, Jersey City, and Newark churches and chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna M
Bathgate
Bronx
Allen
Michael
Hermes
William BE
Albert S
West 18Th &T
Blum
Haries
Pumpton
Harry
Toda Carroll
John
Clark
Sarah H
West
St. Bt
A. Colbert
Michaal
James J
le AY
M Gitansland
Eliza
Hyland -Emma
Ingraham
Lyman R
Jennings
Richard
F Allian
Hudson
William
Estelie F
Barrow &T
In Memoriam Notices and Cemetery Ads
In memoriam notices for Kaye Aled June 7 1911 and Rourke Edward Francis Roy died June 7 1915. Stern Nina beloved wife died June 7 1915. Gilroy James mass at St Joseph Newark 8:30 AM. Loughlin Sadle mass at St in Newark this day. America’s Burial Park Westchester offers 460 acres with lots from $100 and views at Kensico Cemetery New York City and Woodlawn Cemetery ad listings with transit access and office addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Sit
Kaye
Gilroy
America
Westchester County
Grand Central Terminal
Ft Book of Views
Kensico Cemetery
Park Av
Cor
Élet Bt
New York City
Murray
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6Th Ave
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Jesse Hoyt
Park Avenue
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William Milligan Sloane
Sloane
Princeton
Hoyt
George R. Leslie, Jr
Cornelia B. Waring
University
Francis J. Sloane
Mary Renwick Sloane
Joseph L. Delafield
Margaret M. Sloane
Benson Bennett Sloane
Kreykenbohm-Henkel
Louise Stewart
Drake-Lawrence
Miss Endicott
George’s
Beverley R. Robinson
Paris
Ederheimer-Seeligman
Officers’ Corps
Hoy
Ollandrubk
Holland
Holland Rusk Co
Holland, Mich
Melissa Baxter
Gov. Bookwaiter
New York Times
Major Malcolm Johnston
Bryant
Eugaged
Theodora Jenkins
Korekin
Lenz
Elizabeth Lens
Andrew J. Korekin
Newark
Haliaiarth
Piface
Mary Rogers
Boston
Emig —Conrad
Germain
Whalinga
Plage
M. Harvey
William H
18Th St
Hoppe Herman
East
Judd
George W
Ear “York AY
Lahif
Tancoin Place
James A
Ralph AV
Suse
McGowan
Duffield Bt
Mhatigan
Christopher
Carlton
A. Roche
Michael J
Pacific St
Hoboken
Jersey City
Marie Place
Daly
John J
Deal
Harry C
EIB
Kerama
Clendenny
Fripdrichs
Otto
Haddow
Thomas B
Ai High St
West Hoboken
Herhon
Wrt
Liebl
Eleanor
Summit
Moore
George
Underwood Place
Murphy Wrank
A. M. Pollard
Carrie M
Reiss
Nathan
Belmont Av
Scheider
Wilhelmine C
Cortland St
Schwind
Mary D
Bergen St
Wiggins
Eva M
Wolfe
Martha B
Wright
Prma L
Frank E. Campbell É “Oth "He
Harlem
Ireland
Philip Gibbs
Joffre
Viviani
Balfour
Wilson
Current History Magazine
Wm. A. White & Sons
Cedar Street
Maria Thompson Daviess
Tennessee
Harper & Brothers
J. B. Crook & Co., Inc
Fifth Ave
45Th ST
Telephone Vanderbilt
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TED Ghiat & Collar CO
Troy
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