Straus Resigns From Service Board For Broader Work
Mr. Straus, after leading as chairman since December 1915, resigns from the Public Service Commission to pursue wider national and international activities. He helped reorganize the commission, oversee major rapid transit lines, and resolve labor disputes, planning to rest until fall before seeking new duties. He was born Lazarus Straus's son, with early life in Georgia and Bavarian roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Whitman
Mr. Straus
J. Sergeant Crambie
Strauss
Seventh Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Commission
Wu Mr. Straus
Lazarus Straus
Bavaria
R. B Straus
Georgia
Straus Career Highlights and New Commission Rumor
The passage outlines Oscar Straus’s early life, education at Columbia University in 1871, and his rise to counsel for major corporations. It notes appointments as Minister to Turkey under Cleveland and as Ambassador under Taft, plus roles as Secretary of Commerce and Labor and potential gubernatorial run in 2012. It ends by discussing a vacant commission chair and the salary of 15000 with a five year term, amid a hint that Charles Hubbell might be moved into the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Chambers Street
Oscar
Columbia University
Cleveland
Progressive Party
J. Straus
Charles Bulkely Hubbell
Mrs Wilson Heads Pageant Advisory Committee
Mrs Woodrow Wilson accepts as chairman of the Advisory Committee for the Democracy Triumphant pageant to be staged July 4 in Washington with nations represented by groups and a final tableau at the Capitol east front. The Drama League of America and the District of Columbia Community Centre organize with numerous Congress members and officials on the advisory panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Woodrow Wison
Democracy Triumphant
Drama League of America
District of Columbia
D Department of Theublic Facts
Wilson
Champ Clark
Newton B. Baker
Susie Root Rhodes
Archibald Hopkins
Margarita Spalding Gerry
Leila Macklin
Giles Scott Rafter
William C. Delaney
Coral E. Francis Cook
Thomas 8. Martin
Virginia
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Swagar Sherley
Kentucky
Ben Johnson
Thomas A. Sisson
Mississippi
Breckinridge Long
William H. Baldwin
Percy MacKaye
Treaty Enabling Act Saves Migratory Birds Victory
Washington June 6 The House passed the Treaty Enabling act for migratory birds in the United States and Canada ending a fourteen year fight by conservationists and sportsmen over state law gaps. The act lets the Secretary of Agriculture set shooting seasons up to three and a half months with a twenty one member advisory panel from across the country to equalize hunting opportunities under natural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United States
Canada
Secretary of Agriculture
Opening session of Jewish Labor Congress in New York
About 300 delegates from U S and Canada attended the opening night at Central Opera House, Third Avenue and Sixty-seventh Street. The forum focused on establishing a Home Land for the Jews in Palestine with participants from multiple organizations. Dr F Kuns of the American Beento and Historic Preservation Society was noted as president. Nathaniel T Phillips represented the League of Foreign Born Citizens at a separate July Fourth planning gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Labor Congress
Central Opera House
Third Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Canada
Palestine
F. Kuns
Beento and Historic Preservation Society
League of Epesteeee Citizens
City Mall
League of Foreign-Born Citizens
Nathaniel T. Phillips
McAdoo Urges Doubling War Taxes For 1919 Finance
Former Secretary McAdoo outlines a plan to raise about one third of 1919 expenditures through taxation and to boost taxes on war profits and unearned incomes. He warns against relying on loans and calls for higher normal income taxes while exempting Liberty bonds. He favors heavy taxes on luxuries and argues for stabilizing government bond prices through tax adjustments. He details proposed changes to excess profits taxes and stresses patriotism in bond purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Great Britain
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Lberty
G. McAdoo
Cecile Arden Mezzo Soprano Volunteer Services Announced
Cecil Arden and a mezzo soprano have offered to volunteer their services. Tickets for an event may be obtained at the Vocational Alliance on Broadway and Jean Street, with details partially provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Arden
Vocational Alliance
Jean Street
Air Mail Service to Boston Starts With 4000 Letters
Lieutenant Torrey H Webb opened the aerial mail link between Belmont Field and Boston piloting a Curtiss biplane with mechanician R Heck as passenger. The 24 mile leg took 3 hours 22 minutes with one compass adjustment after takeoff. The flight ended at Franklin Park Aviation Field where the plane tipped on soft ground but both men were uninjured. The return flight was planned pending weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Torrey H. Webb
R. Heck
Webb
Belmont Field
Richard Vreeland
Hartumg
Aero Club of America
Haddon
Conn
Shailerville
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Saugus
Mass
Revere Beach
Godfrey Cabot
Franklin Park Aviation Field
Vanel
Belmont Park
Ostmaster
William F. Hurley
Post Office
Wilson
Air Post
Washington
New York-Philadelphia
Miller
Culver
Philadelphia
Yorkville
Central Park
Debating secret diplomacy in open senate sessions
Senator Borah argues the war stemmed from secret diplomacy and urges open Senate sessions for treaty discussion. He contends exposure of facts before World War I could have prevented German propaganda and blames delayed clarity for U S entry into war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
United States
America
Wilson
Congress
Makers Push Autostandardization In War Effort
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce meeting at 7 East Forty-second Street approves forming a committee to study further motor vehicle standardization. War production boosts truck output by over 100 percent. about 400000 trucks now in use. Charles Clifton reelected Pierce Arrow president. officers named include Hugh Chalmers and J D P Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
East Forty-second Street
Army
War Department
National Chamber of Commerce
Charles Clifton
Pierce- Arrow Company
Hugh Chalmers
J. DP. Chapin
Windsor T. White
H. H. Rice
Jea Lees Hanch
Alfred Reeves
MGR LAVELLE TO OPEN CLUB FOR WORKING GIRLS
The Young Women's Catholic Patriotic Club will open at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon on Gil Lexington Avenue under the National Catholic War Council. Monsignor Lavelle will raise the flag and lead patriotic selections. The club offers food conservation demonstrations, lectures, knitting, bandages making, a roof garden, and dances for the army and navy with Mrs Francis Burrall Hoffman as president and Miss O Donohue as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Catholic Patriotic Club
Gil Lexington Avenue
National Catholic War Council
Francis Burrall Hoffman
Women's Auxiliary
Monsignor Lavelle
Lavelle
Club Ufe
Army and Navy
Hoffman
O’donohue
John G. Agar
Treasury considers revisions to excess profits tax for small capitals
Treasury tax experts are drafting amendments to the excess profits tax aimed at injustices in the current law, especially for firms with small capitalization and high earnings. Congress may be asked to adopt changes, though Secretary McAdoo seeks to avoid apparent legislative dictate. Business representatives have urged Treasury participation in drafting the new bill for a scientifically drawn measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Treasury
Congress
McAdoo
Women form police reserve units in wartime meeting
At Morosco Theatre on Forty-fifth Street a Citizens gathering chaired by Captain Charles H. McKinney and Inspector John F. Dwyer formed a Women Police Reserve. About fifty women attended, many taking membership blanks and pledging to recruit others. Dwyer urged rapid training at Police Headquarters and outlined a plan for 20 to 60 member companies, battalions, and a three battalion regiment led by a colonel to combat disloyalty and German propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morosco Theatre
Forty-fifth Street
Charles H. McKinney
John F. Dwyer
Siv
Dwyer
Police
United States
McKinney
Navy Musical Festival Auction Raises 20000 At Ritz Event
A tea held yesterday at the Ritz Carlton Japanese Garden hosted an auction to fund the Navy Musical Festival at the Metropolitan Opera House Monday. Boxes and seats sold for 20000 to aid a patriotic group buying musical instruments for sailors. Anonymous bidder paid 4000 for three boxes intended for the British French and Italian Commissions. Prominent society figures including Mrs. E N Breitung and Mrs. William A Taylor drove bidding along with other social leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz-Carlton
Navy
Metropolitan Opera House
Ison
E N. Breitung
William A. Taylor
Arthur Kyle
Hamilton Carey
Gouverneur Kortright
Goodhue Livingston
Eleie Ferguson
Dolly Sisters
Clifton Crawford
Frank Crowninshield
Ensign Rush Wins Parsonry at Naval Academy Double Wedding
Ensign Richard McK. Rush married Miss Marjorie Brown in Annapolis as part of the Naval Academy graduation ceremonies. Chaplain Sydney K. Evans also united several other couples including Miss Katherine Morgan with Ensign James L. Wisenbaker and Miss Nellie C. Milliken with Ensign Leslie C. Stevens in a coordinated double wedding. Additional couples tied the knot as two Gottlieb sisters wed Ensign Harry Goodstein and Louis B. Perlman, while Miss Donna M. Montior wed Ensign Douglas L. Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Annapolis
Donna M. Montior
Chevy Chase
Mdi
Ensign Douglas L. Powell
Washington
Miss Florence Smith Weds John H Shine in Park Avenue Chapel
Miss Florence Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew A Smith of 60 East Ninety first Street and John Henry Shine son of James Shine of Cohoes New York were married at 4 o clock Wednesday in the Chapel of St Ignatius Loyola Park Avenue and Fourth Street Rev Father George Quinn officiated Miss Helen Smith and Thomas Shine attended reception for relatives and intimate friends followed at the Smith home Shine a Yale graduate and vice president of Hope Knitting Mills Waterford New York, the couple will reside there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
John H. Shine
Florence Smith
Andrew A. Smith
East Nipety-first Street
John Henry Shine
James Shine
Cohoes
N. Y
St. Ignatius Loyola
Park Avenue
Highly Fourth Street
George Quinn
Helen Smith
Thomas Shine
Smith
Mr. Shine
Yale
Hope Knitting Mills
Waterford
Miss Fraser to Wed London Pastor in North Hempstead
Miss Beatrice Fraser of Brooklyn and the Rev. Lawrence A. Cooper-Flilis of London obtained a marriage license in Manhasset Nassau County. Fraser listed 87 as her age and Port Washington as her former residence. The Fraser home at Sands Point recently sold and she moved to Brooklyn. Cooper-Flilis is visiting the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fraser
London
Lawrence A. Cooper-Flilis
England
Beatrice Fraser
Brooklyn
Thomas O'Connell
North Hempstead
Manhasaer
TL. I
Van Deventer Remsen Van Deventer Engagement
Miss Gladys Remsen Van Deventer of 234 West 101st Street plans marriage to Charles M Baxter Jr of Mamaroneck New York The couple are the children of Henry W Van Deventer and Charles M Baxter and both hold college degrees from Smith College and NYU respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Deventer-Baxter
Gladys Remsen van Deventer
West 101St Street
Charles M. Baxter, Jr
Mamaroneck
N. Y
van Deventer
Henry W. van Deventer
Smith College
Baxter
Charles M. Baxter
New York University
Miss Clare Batten Betrothed
The Rev Dr and Mrs Loring W Batten of 3 Chelsea Square announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Clare Batten to Harvey Gaylord Kittredge, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Kittredge of Dayton Ohio. No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Batten
Loring W Batten
Chelsea Square
Harvey Gaylord Kittredge
Arthur M. Kittredge
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Batten
General Theological Seminary
St. Mark's Church
Second Avenue
Ninth Street
Marriage at Sinsheimer Home in New York
The marriage of Imre Mathew Schwarz and Miss Rosalind Sinsheimer was held yesterday at the bride’s mother Mrs Amelia A Sinsheimer home 128 East Fifty Fourth Street. Rev Stephen S Wise officiated. Miss Sinsheimer’s maid of honor was Beatrice Altmayer and Jules Schwarz, brother of the groom, was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imre Mathew Schwarz
Rosalind Sinsheimer
Amelia A. Sinsheimer
East Fifty-fourth Street
Stephen 8. Wise
Miss Sinsheimer
Beatrice Altmayer
Mr. Schwarz
Jules Schwarz
Letter from Watch Tower Society letter supports opposing war
The letter to Hans Insberg, writing on Watch Tower and Bible Tract Society letterhead dated October 15, 1917, urges conscientious objection to World War I. It suggests prison or execution as possible outcomes for refusing military service, and presents a view that the war is Babylon and the kingdom of Heaven is near. The document was entered as evidence at the Brooklyn trial of Joseph F. Rutherford and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students Association
Charles T. Russell
Hans Insberg
Camp Devens
Maas
Joseph F. Rutherford
Russellites
United States District Court
Brooklyn
H. B. Howe
Insberg
Isaac R. Deland
United States
International Bible Studentsa Association
Selective Service
Watch Tower and Bible Tract Society
General Bell
Babylon
Kingdom of Heaven
Mrs Richard Irvin Dies Prominent Charity Leader
Mrs. Richard Irvin died Wednesday at 961 Park Avenue. Her husband led Richard Irvin & Co. She led eight charities and held posts at Samaritan Home for the Aged Loomis Sanitarium St Marys Free Hospital for Children and multiple clubs. She helped found Hotel Irvin for Working Girls and served in many reform groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Irvin
Park Avenue
Richard Irvin & Co
Loomis Sanitarium At
Liberty
St. Mary's Free Hospital For Children
Association of Day Nurseries
Virginia Day Nursery
Stone Working Girls’ Club
Virginia Working Girls’ Club
Irvin
Association of Woman Workers
Trinity
Islip
S. 1
Loomis Guild
St. Christopher's Guild
St. Mary's Free Hospital
Fairbanks Funeral Today in Indianapolis
Funeral services for former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks will be held in Indianapolis tomorrow at 3 p.m. Bishop McDowell of Washington will deliver the principal address with Rev. Philipgl L. Frick and university presidents among the attendants. Pallbearers include Indiana governors Goodrich and Durbin and other state leaders. The body will lie in state at the State Capitol from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Bishop McDowell
Washington
Fairbanks
Philipgl L. Frick
Meridian 5 M. E
George R. Grose
Depauw Oshverany
John H. Hoffman
Ohio Wesleyan University
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
Winfieldt. Durbin
Joseph B. Kealing
John N. Carey
Volney T. Malott
George B. Lockwood
Eovert
Louisville
State Capitol
Clinton W. Moffatt Dead Theatrical Manager Found
Clinton W. Moffatt 45 a well known theatrical manager was found dead from asphyxiation in his apartment at 220 West Ninety-seventh Street on Wednesday night his wife returning home found the gas jets open and the body across the tubs Dr Louis Walters responded but life was extinct Mrs Moffatt denied suicide noting his long run of theatrical ventures including management of the Astor Theatre and productions of his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton W. Moffatt
West Ninety-seventh Street
Louis Walters
Moffatt
Astor Theatre
Earl of Camperdown Dies in England at Shipston-on-Stour
The Third Earl of Camperdown Robert Adam Philips Hal Dane-Duncan died yesterday at his Shipston-on-Stour residence in England. He was born in 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Camperdown
London
Robert Adam Philips Haldane-Duncan
Shipston-on-Stour
James Pirnie, Paper Dealers Leader, Dies at 72
James Pirnie, president of the Paper Dealers' Association of New York and manager at Edwin Butterworth & Co., died yesterday at his Brooklyn home. He was forty years with the Butterworth firm and belonged to the Crescent Athletic Club, the Brooklyn Civic Club, and the Alumni of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pirnie
Paper Dealers’ Association of New York
Edwin Butterworth & Co
Nassau Street
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Pirnie
Butterworth Concern
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn Civic Club
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Chicago Police Chief Herman F Schuettier Dies Expectedly
Chicago Police Department chief Herman F Schuettier, a famed official with over thirty years service, fell unconscious today after months of illness and physicians do not expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman F. Schuettier
Chicago Police Department
Police Department
Marriage and Death Notices Telephoned to NYT Office
Notices indicate marriages and deaths to be submitted via telephone to 1000 Bryant for insertion in The New York Times. The brief item outlines submission by phone to the NYT office, signaling standard obituary and wedding notice handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marital Bonds Form Amid June Weddings in Bayshore and City
On June 1 in Bayshore L I, Helen Martha Anthony married Francis Lupro Eggena in a ceremony led by Rev. William Watson. Also around the city, Rosalind Sinsheimer wed Imre Matthews in a home ceremony of Amelia H. Stnsheimer at 128 East Fourth Street, with Rev. Stephen Wise officiating. Additional vows listed include Clara Keily to James Johnson on June 4, Ruth Schwab to Frederick Marks on June 4, and Anna Labusiere to Charles Bheidon on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggena—Anthony
Bayshore
William Watson
Helen Martha Anthony
Holland Chace Anthony
Francis Lupro
Funeral notices and obituaries from June 1918
Died notices for Abbott Adams Beach Bender Coltly Connell Cromley Danziger Deane Dixon Downs Fisher Fox Frame Greer Halsey Hasbrouck Heydt Irvin Keetch Kenny Levy Licht enstein McGurrin McLean Meyer Moffatt Monaghan Mortimer Oakley Pirnie detail funeral times, locations, and interment plans across Brooklyn and New York City. Notable entries include Mary V Monaghan and James Pirnie with services at St Augustine's and Sterling Place respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Lake Placid
N. Y
Frances
Lefferts Place
Laftferts Place
Grand Av
Brooklyn
Adams
George Theolore
6Th Av
Beach
Nutley
N. J
Sophia Virginia Heach
Sophia Virginia Hall
William N. Beach
Bender
Walter Bender
Henechei
Morningside Av
Bissell
Fredrika
R. N. Brawell
Elliot
Benedict
New York City
Coe
John A. Coe
Cornelia A
John A., Jr
Herbert W
E Louise
Carlton B
Wilmet Waterbury
Conn
Riverside Cemetery
Shelton
Coldy
William J
Muller AV
Hudson
Cromley
East Orange
Emilie Schumacher
Robert W. Cromley
Tate
William
Danziger
Moses Lewis Danziger
Rebecca
Moses J
Joseph
Charles
Estelle
Jennie Kata
Funers
West
Deane
Henry H. Deane
Evergreen Cemetery
Walter J
France
Annie Dixon
65Th St
Irene
Ada
Edmund
Arthur
Harold Dixon
Downs
New Haven
Charles H. Downs
Fisher
Minerva Giridow
Alexander Fisher
Herate
Herkimer St
Fox
John Charles
Sarah E. Fox
George Fox
Weeman Parkway
Jersey City
Frame
Mount Vernon
Janes James Frame
South 13Th Av
Greer
Tim
Robert Greer
Mary I. Greer
Jefferson Av
Woodlawn
Halsey
William E
Dorothy Miles
Hawthorne St
Hasbrouck
Sudderly
Joseph Jansen Hasbrouck
Kingston
M. F
Abraham Hasbrouck
Heydt
1St St
Helene Heydt
Roemer
Herman
Herman A
Charien E
Greenwood Cemetery
Irvin
Park @v
Mary Morris Irvin
Richard Irvin
Bay
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Baltimore
Colony Club
Richerd Irvin
Elizabeth V. R. Ellsworth
The
Colonial Dames of
E. B. Borrowe
Irving
Robert Walling
Martha Robinson Irving
Elizabeth Greacen
James Irving
Keech
Elliott F. Keech
Ruth F
Frederick J. Keech
Christ Church
Clinton
Harrison Sta
M Thureday
Mary Jau
Long
Joseph R. Kenny
Broadway
Levy
Harah
Morse Levy
Clarendon Road
Washington Cemetery
Lichtenstein
Solomon
Hin Gilat
Frith L. Lichtenstein
East Sith
Oliver
John P
Richard H. McGurrion
Saint Ignatius Loyola
Sith St
Park Avr
Frooklyn
McLean
Newburg
Arthur A. McLean
St. Newburg
St. Augustine’s Church
147Th St
Franklin Av
Raymond's
Mortimer
Richard Mortimer
Signal Corps
Aviation Section
Oakley
Henry
Pirnie
James Pirnie
Henrietta Pirnie
Sterling Place
Eta N. Y
Oberhaus and Rossmassler Funeral Notices In June
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 4 to June 9 1918 from New York area papers. Names include Antonia Oberhaus Richard Rossmassler Halliday Spencer Smith Varick Ward Wicks Wolf De Wolf Brady Bridges Dameks Eberhart Hirschfield Hoare Hofsland Hyland McKeeown Muldowney Murphy Nugent Pesagno Ponda Huthman Savage Schadt Selenidos Senzel Slattery Smith Sullivan Touhey Bossinger Brady Donovan Doyle Hobby East Koedding Lyman McGuire Mat ic Per Prank Mullber Stoffel Ward Caffery Growney John F Aweiz Esther Steiner Szalo Weiss Lucinda Smith and many more with addresses and service times noted. Funeral times vary with services set at Grace Church Erie Station and various Bronx Brooklyn and NYC locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
Rossmasaler
Scarsdale
N. Y
Smith
France
Halliday Spencer
Spencer C
Harriette Hamth
Grace Church
Erie Station
Jersey
F. Swiggety
Horace H
Frank Campbell
Varick
William Varick
City
Augustberg
Vyardick
Wilam Russell
Creston Bronx
el Lang
Troy
Ward
Deborah H
Lord W. Ward
Mount Vernon
Wicks
Wicks, Jr
Madison Av
Wolf
DE Wolf
Salo
Maurice
Helen
Capitola
Georgette
139Th St
Hofsland
Bilse
East
Hyland
Margaret
West
McKkeown
Sydney
Jase
Muldowney
Annie
Murphy
Mary
Jame
Nugent
Thomas
Sony
Pesagno
Giambatista
Chariton GE
PONDA
Tina
39Th St
Huthman
Louis
Broadway
Savage
Bermard
West 17Th St
Schadt
Peter
Sherman
Bram
Selenidos
Senzel
Elizabeth
East 4Th St
Slattery
Sullivan
Willam
Wilson St
East Charles
East Seth St
A. Koedding
Susan A
Michael
20Th St
McGuire
M. EK Hital
Matic
Carrell St
Anton
Rumsell St
Toda Stoffel
Phillip
Edward
Tso
In loving memory notices from June ceremonies
In Memoriam entries for Rourke, Siegfried, Elias Starr, Stern and Cullen. Rourke loved husband, service at St Church Flushing. Siegfried memorial at 32 Llewellyn Road, Waterbury. Elias Starr mourns beloved brother. Stern notes wife Nina. Cullen announces Rev John J. Mase service at Brooklyn Church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Nina
Obituary Notes List of Brooklyn Notables Died
Obituary notes list several Brooklyn and Manhattan residents dying from heart disease age 46 to 64 at homes on East Street Decatur Street Flatbush and other addresses. Names include Dr Joroslav Radda Charles Kalt Petes Schoen Ferdinand Nolte Richard Luttrell Henry Deane George Adam Henry Oakley John Graham Frank Marhoffer Susan Stevenson William Halsey Robert Greer Sarah Cerity and others with ages and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joroslav Radda
East Street
Charles Kalt
Canarsie
Petes Schoen
Brooklyn
Decatur Street
Ferdinand Frederick Nolte
Acme Hall
Place
Flatbush
S. P. B. Shropshier
Ralph Shropshier
West Eighty-fifth
Richard A. Luttrell
Czarnikow Company
OD Gay
St. Mark's
Henry H. Deane
Gutman Brothers
Manhattan
Roll Street
George Theodore Adam
Underhill, Clinch &Co
Ware
Henry & Oakley
John Grearun & «Oo
Park Pital
East Seventy-second Street
John Graham
Hoffman
Carroll Brooklyn
Susan Stevenson
London
England
Church Charity Home
William Potter
William Edward Halsey
Graff
St. Elizabeth's
Flatbuck
Robert Greer
Cadet & Greer
Worth Street
Jefferson Avenue
de R. A
Hyatt Lodge No
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Service Board
M’adoo
Claude Kitchin
Joseph W. Fordney
Hughry
Mericana Hesiery Co
New Britain
Cona
Public School NO. 62
American Red Cross
Sascha Jacobson
Sara Gurowitch
Lieut
Mgr. Lavelle
Metropolitan
Schwarz-Sinsheimer
Banker
Chicao
Newark
Sorina
Emoriam
Sarah Monroe Gerity
Madison
Harlem
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