Vaudeville Wars Loom Over Felix Isman as Manager
Speculation swirls around Felix Isman’s next moves as star manager amid rival bookings and potential new affiliations on Broadway. Reports say Isman controls major circuits and may gain Broadway access by May, while Shubert Miller and Anglin weigh alliances with the Miller Company and Elliott, with Belasco’s position clarified and new independent contenders reconsidering strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Isman
Sman
Fiske
Belasco
Shuberts
Artners
Henry Miller Amusement Company
Klaw & Erlanger
Shubert
Miller
Margaret Anglin
Miller Company
Harvard
Miss Anglin
Compa
Shjlbert
Zira
Frank McKee
Syndicate
Savoy Theatre
Elliott Y
West Thirty-ninth Street
Miss Elliott
Reawakening of Local Stock Theaters and Unified Producers
The season shows renewed local stock company interest as new theater agreements leave houses high and dry. Several semi independent one night stands and vaudeville circuits emerge with metropolitan links. The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers unites branches to cure common evils and ease old tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Optimistic Outing Planned by Green Room Club
The Green Room Club's Board of Supers outlines a two day clambake at a New Jersey coast resort to lift morale after a tough season. Members debate Atlantic City or Asbury Park as the venue while aiming to raise funds for the club library. A theater performance by members and friends is expected on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Room Club
Board of
Supers
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
Fall of Babylon closes. 200 actors stranded in Providence
Special to The New York Times reports The Fall of Babylon at Vanity Fair Park closed as a financial failure leaving 200 performers stranded in Providence. Most have no money. trunks seized. some tenants evicted. Vanity Fair Company later transported sixty five performers to New York. Walters, the show’s New York proprietor, vanished earlier in the week, triggering the trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
R. I
Babylon
Vanity Fair Park
Vanity Fair Company
New York
Zouaves
Vanity Fair
Park
Robert Walters
Herbert and Blossom Prepare New Operas at Camp Joyland
Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom with Frederick Latham represent C B Ollingham of New York preparing multiple pieces for next season at Herbert's Camp Joyland. One opera will open Fritzi Scheff's season October 1 and another stars Louise Gunning under Lew Fields. Herbert also develops Little Nemo for Klaw and Erlanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lake Placid
N. Y
Victor Herbert
Henry Blossom
Frederick Latham
C. B. Olllngham
New York
Mr. Herbert
Camp Joyland
Fritzi Scheff
Lew Fields
Louise Gunning
Klaw& Erlanger
Poughkeepsie President Warns Against Paternalism at Vassar
In a prepared baccalaureate sermon at Vassar College James Monroe Taylor warned seniors that radical government overreach threatens the republic. He said a dangerous shift toward executive power endangers democracy and the people’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
James Monroe Taylor
Republic
Taylor
College Chapel
Wilson Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Princeton
Princeton June 7 President Woodrow Wilson spoke at Alexander Hall before the graduating class in a service seen by over 1,000 commencement guests. He urged graduates to forge independent paths, confront moral issues, and resist being absorbed by mass conformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Alexander Hall
Council Room
Nassau Hall
Wilson
Shrubb Wins Shipboard Relay Against Four Passengers
Alfred Shrubb world renowned long distance runner raced four Cunard Caronia passengers on the ships deck in a two and a half mile relay. With the first and second cabin joined, Shrubb pulled ahead as his rivals tired and quit, drawing a crowd from the passengers in the first cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard Line
Caronia
Alfred Shrubb
Shrubb
Yonkers Nets Six Auto Speeders In Police Sweep
Yonkers police nabbed six automobile speeders in a day of raids. Henry Clews, Ogden L Mills, and Theodore Chabot faced charges after traffic violations. Bail was posted with watches and diamonds as security while other drivers were arrested in Harlem and the Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Henry Clews
Ogden L. Mills
Ogden Mills
D. O. Mills
Theodore Chabot
Bronx
Mr. Clews
Clews
George Ford
Central Avenue
Young Mills
North Broadway
Odell Avenue
King
Chabot
Ford
Harrison Ebling
Bretton Hall
Harlem
Seregt. Nerney
Seventeenth Inspection District
Henry B. King
Bronx Park
Haggerty
Undercliff Avenue
Washington Bridge
New Jersey Auto License Fees Clarified by Attorney General
Attorney General Mac Carter rules licenses issued from January 1 to April 16 1908 are valid for a full year. No pro rata fees for partial year remaining between 1907 licenses and year end. The decision prevents a potential loss of hundreds of thousands in fees and ends claims that 1907 licenses remained valid through year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. R. Smith
New Jersey
MacCarter
Gov. Fort
State Motor Department
Auto Crash In Corona Injures 10 year old Boy
Charles H. Hyde a lawyer of 60 Wall Street driving ran down Thomas Minnin ten of 98 Grand Street Corona on Jackson Avenue Corona fracturing the skull. Hyde and William Kalb of Roslyn who was with him placed the boy in the auto and took him to St Johns Hospital Long Island City Hyde was arrested but released by Magistrate Connelly on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hyde
Charles H. Hyde
Wall Street
Thomas Minnin
Grand Street
Corona
L. I
Jackson Avenue
Mr. Hyde
William Kalb
Roslyn
St. John’s Hospital
Long Island City
Connelly
Miss Williams Reveals Wedding Gifts in Washington
Miss Juliette Williams hosting an intimate viewing of wedding gifts in Washington as she prepares to wed Joseph Leiter. Gifts include a silver tea service, gold plate, a silver tray from Ziegler works, a diamond bracelet, a diamond and sapphire brooch, a silver jewel casket, an after dinner coffee service, and an ostrich fan. The couple attended a church service and hosted luncheon at the Chevy Chase Club while awaiting additional gifts from Lord and Lady Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Juliette Williams
Joseph Leiter
Trousseau
Levi Z. Leiter
Ziegler, Ill
Wiliams
Howitt
St.Louis
Katharine Elkins
Edward B. McLean
Summerlin
Mn Leiter
St. Matthew's Church
Williiams
Miss Williams
Roscoe Carlisle Bulmer
Chevy Chase Club
Lord
Colin Campbell
Hewitt
Miss Hewitt
St. Louis
Georgetown Convent
Dorothy Williams
Italian Noble Drops Title Laments Loss in Boston Visit
Signor Guido Costarelli Marchese de Gregorio of Boston stays at the Hotel Plaza in New York this weekend. He mourns the late Marchesa de Gregorio Miss Maude Murray of Cambridge who died last August. He and Count Orlandini Guidi promote Italian aristocracy in America and are tied to Sicily’s storied Messina estate hosting the Italian king and queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor
Guido Costarelli
Marchese de Gregorio
Boston
Hotel Plaza
Marchesa de Gregorio
Maude Murray
Cambridge
Signor Costarelli
Count Orlandini Guidi
Florence
Pro Cultura Cercle
America
Marchese
Sicily
Messina
Italy
Lawyer Veds A Portia: Miss Rosenthal Weds A Galitzka
Miss Lillian L. Rosenthal Brooklyn attorney married A Sidney Galitzka at the Assembly in Fierrepont Street Brooklyn. Rabbi H. Weld officiated assisted by Cantor Maisel. bridesmaids Lilie Hirichman Madeline Brothers Viola Brothers Sadie Galitzka. matron Isidor Cohn maid Frances Rosenthal flower girl Gladys Rockmore. Dinner followed with Magistrate Alexander H Geismar toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian L. Rosenthal
Brooklyn
A. Sidney Galitzka
Fierrepont Street
Rosenthal
Alexander S. Rosenthal
Herman Gaitzka
Rabbi H. Weld
Cantor Maisel
Manhattan
Lilie Hirichman
Madeline Brothers
Viola Brothers
Sadie Galitzka
Isidor Cohn
Frances Rosenthal
Gladys Rockmore
Alexander H. Geismar
Dinner at Delmonico’s for Charles Rann Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy
Miss Elizabeth Jordan hosted a dinner at Delmonico's in honor of Charles Rann Kennedy author of The Servant in the House and Mrs Kennedy Edith Wynne Mathison. Attending were Mark Twain Mr and Mrs Selden Bacon Mr and Mrs St Clair McKelway Charles A Conant Mrs James Robert McKee Mr and Mrs Morgan Goethius Miss Elizabeth Cutting and Mr Arthur Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jordan
Delmonico
Charles Rann Kennedy
Kennedy
Edith Wynne Mathison
Mark Twain
Selden Bacon
St. Clair McKelway
Charles A. Conant
James Robert McKee
Morgan Goethius
Elizabeth Cutting
Arthur Brisbane
Whitney Children Suffer Whooping Cough in Newport
Two children of Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, Miss Barbary and Master William Cornelius, are ill with whooping cough at the Whitney residence in Westbury. The Whitneys have scrapped their planned Scotland trip to stay home and care for the ailing children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Harry Payne Whitney
Barbary
William Cornelius
Whitney
Westbury
Scotland
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Cathleen Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Plainfield
N. J
Sandy Point Farm
Mr. Vanderbilt
Casino
de M. Lydig
de Lance
Astor Kaneawrence T. Gillespie
William Ennis
Harry Parsons Cross
Providence
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Europe
Henry Walters
New York
Mrs. Pembroke Jones
Yale Student Drowned in Capsized Canoe on Long Island Sound
Three Yale undergraduates faced capsize in rough water near Stony Creek. George Catlin, 21, senior from New Haven, drowned after clinging to the canoe bottom. Arthur Ward Ruff, rescued and revived after tying to the boat. Sparhawk and Burroughs left shore earlier. Ruff saved, others treated for exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Long Island Sound
George Catlin
Arthur Ward Ruff
Schenectady
N. Y
West Swansea
N. H
H. H. Burroughs
Caymoens
Stony Creek
Burroughs
Sparhawk
Ruff
Catlin
Wilbur Curtis
Easthaven
Wood Moat
Westhaven Sanitarium
Drowning After Fishing Trip Off Scotland Lightship
John Haffelman of 153 Baltic Street Brooklyn drowns when swept from the deck of the motor-sloop Mid dy during a fishing trip off Scotland Lightship. James T Thompson of 331 Thirteenth Street leaped to aid him but failed to save him as the line slipped from his grasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haffelman
Baltic Street
Brooklyn
Affelman
Thompson
Boys Rescued After Capsized Canoe in Hudson
Two local youths J. G. Brown Jr and J. I. Freeder were stranded on a capsized canoe in the Hudson near Spuyten Duyvil. They clung to the hull for over an hour until rescued by Capt. Charles Sutherton Lieut. L Mayer and Vice Commodore R Nobis of the Life Saving Corps who arrived in a launch and provided first aid before sending them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
J. G. Brown, Jr
J. I. Freeder
Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil
Charles Sutherton
Lieut. L. Mayer
R. Fred Nobis
United States Life Saving Corps
Three canoeists drown near Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester, June 17 A canoeing party of four overturned in Lake Quinsigamond resulting in the drowning of two girls and a 17 year old boy Frank H Farwell. A 13 year old Allison D Watrous was rescued after clinging to the boat. The boys and girls had joined when Farwell invited them on the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lake Quinsigamond
Frank H. Farwell
Allison D. Watrous
D. E. Watrous
Maple Terrace
Farwell
Larger faculty for Jewish seminary outlined at commencement
Plans to enlarge the teachers course at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in West 123 Street were announced by Louis Marshall. A special staff may be hired and a downtown building sought. Scholarships and prizes were awarded, and Jacob H. Schiff presented funds and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
West 123 Street
Louis Marshall
Schechter
Jacob H. Schiff
Cambridge
H. Pereira Mendes
Mr. Marshall
New York
United States
Marshall
Alumni Association
Franks
Baltimore
Mendes
William Gerstley
Philadelphia
Steinschneider
Alexander Cohen
Israel
Moses Joseph Solomon Abels
Louis Isaac
Egerson
Joseph, Hevesh
Abel Hirsch
Elias Nathan Rabinowicz
Samuel Rosinger
Herman Harry Rubenowicz
Anna R. Abramson
Anna Dricker
Samuel N. Kaplewitz
Sarah H. Lowenkron
I. 5. Scheff
Laemmlein Butte
Herman H. Rubenowicz
B. A
Girl Pleads for Strikers at Central Federated Union
Minnie Tedanier a 16 year old spoke for fifteen minutes urging financial aid for mineral water workers on a sixteen week strike. She described employer injunctions and fear among strikers and asked for a good lawyer and credentials to solicit subscriptions for the defense fund. the request was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union
Minnie Tedanier
Miss Tedanier
The New York Times Sells Over a Million Weekly
The New York Times now exceeds one million copies in weekly sales and leads in net paid daily city sales compared with three other New York morning papers. It ranks among the top three U.S. daily city sellers over 100 000 copies and prints more high grade advertising. It invites readers to help exclude fraudulent ads, with all information kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New York
United States
Indicted Contractor Payne Dies in Harrisburg
George F. Payne of Payne & Co died at his Harrisburg home at age 55 from a series of diseases. He faced an indictment with partner Charles G. Wetter for conspiracy to defraud related to Capitol painting contracts. The firm built the State Capitol in Harrisburg at a total cost including furnishings near 17 million dollars. Fourteen people are charged. four convicted, five others awaiting trial, with Payne’s case not to be heard until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George F. Payne
George F. Payne &Co
Harrisburg
Capitol
Payne
Charles G. Wetter
Payne Co
Public Building Commission
William E Quinby former Detroit Free Press editor dies
William Emory Quinby long time editor and proprietor of the Detroit Free Press and former United States Minister to the Netherlands died today at Grice Hospital after a three month illness. He was 78. Born in Brewer Missouri, Quinby practiced law briefly before joining the Free Press staff. He gained control of the paper in 1872 and led it until his 1883 appointment to The Hague. He returned in 1807 and resumed management of the Free Press. He is survived by six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etroit
Mi¢h
William Emory Quinby
Detroit Free Press
United States
Netherlands
Grice Iosjital
Mr. Quinby
Brewer
The
Free Press
Oldest Augustinian Brother Dies in Lawrence at 98
Brother Lawrence Tlawrence Kelly, believed oldest Augustinian in the United States, died at St. Mary's parochial residence in Lawrence. He was 98 years and 10 months old. Born in 182? he entered the Augustinian Order in 1847 at Villa Nova and since 1871 served at St. Mary's Church in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
United States
St. Mary’s
Tlawrence Kelly
Villa Nova
St. Mary's Church
Principal Dr Arthur A Barrows Dies in Manhattan
Dr Arthur A Barrows principal of a public school in Manhattan died suddenly Saturday night of acute indigestion. He resided in Hackensack New Jersey, aged about 55, and leaves a widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Barrows
Ublic School
Manhattan
Hackensack
N. J
Dog shot to end spaniel disturbance at St George ferry
Emil Girard of Second Avenue New Brighton owned a water spaniel that ran amok near the St George ferry terminal yesterday afternoon causing chaos. The dog foamed at the mouth and frightened onlookers before a trolley motorman chased it into the St George Hotel. Lieut. O Boyle of the New Brighton Police shot the animal as bystanders fled. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Girard
Second Avenue
New Brighton
S. L
St. George
O’boyle
Birth Announcements for Six Families
Six families welcome new members this period. Mil ton Barnet and wife have a son born June 4. Edward Payson Boone and wife have a daughter born June 5. Monroe M. Goldinger and wife celebrate a daughter born May 31. Saul Liberman and wife celebrate a son born June 1. Irving Olenick and wife welcome a son born June 8.
June Weddings Across Venues Quietly Tie Off
A list of multiple June nuptials across New York and nearby towns. Mary Breckinridge meets Ludwell Colton Hasskeins in Roxbury. Sarthe Hastins weds Frederick Celton in Brooklyn. many other couples unite in June at St Pauls Poughkeepsie Emanuel Walnut Avenues and Irvington with varied attendants and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander—Maltby
Chapel of the Intercession
Milo H. Gates
Percy Wightman
Mary Breckinridge
Anson Maltby
Ludwell Brooke -Alexander Colton—Haskeins
Emanuel Walnut Avenues Church
Roxbury
Mass
Clarence A. Vincent
D. D
Sarthe Wadsworth Hastins
Frederick Jay Celton
Brooklyn
O W Jackson—Bunce
St. Paul's Church
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Francis B. Whitcote
Grave Jewett Bunce
Alfred Bunce
John Gillespie Jackson
New York City
Marcus—Cooksey
Irvington
New York
Nehemiah Boynton
Dorothy
George B. Cooksey
Linda Dows Cooksey
William Elder Marcus, Jr
Obituary notices from June 1908 Brooklyn and New York residents
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements appear for June 5 to 9 1908 in Brooklyn and New York City. Names include Mary Ann Frisbie Barker Arthur A Barrows Maria L Boyd Nannie Cahn James Cavanagh Fernand J Conville Henrietta Powel Culbert William Aspinwall Hacen Richard B Hartshorne John West Hornor and others with service details and interment locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Barrows
Presbyterian
John Boyd, Jr
Alonzo State
Clermont Av
Brooklyn
Cahn
Nannie
Charles Cahn
Efter & Prolonged i Ilness
Lnte
West End
Cavanagh
Bedford Av
James Cavanagh
Emma Cavanagh
Neral
Church of Transfiguration
Marcy ‘Axend Hooper
Holy Cross Cemetery
Conville
Fernard J
Thomas
Julia Canville
William A. Newburg
N. Y
Gray
Gilliat Schroeder
East 724
Isabella Gordon Gray
Presbyterian Ae Y
76Th St
William Aspinwall Hacen
Church of the Incarnation
Manson Av
85Th St
Hartshorne
Rye
Richard B. Hartshorne
Hornor
John West Hornor
West
New York
John West
Maria Lansdale Hornor
Philadelphia
Bunera
Boston
St. Louis
Cope
New Hotel Pad Turns Summer Garden at Plaza
The Plaza opens a summer garden inspired by Chateau de Mariy with trellised green rooms mirrors and ferns. Music by Franko features Wagnerian and hot Southern pieces as A list guests host dinners to launch the season in a gala event with prominent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Chateau de-Mariy
Marl-le-jior
Paris
Fifty-eighth Street
Nahan- Franke
Franko
Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area
Local death notices list numerous individuals with addresses in New York New Jersey Yonkers and nearby towns. Entries include dates June 4 6 and 7 with names Catherine A Phelan Olivia A Albertson Emily K Baldwin Lilly Brock and more plus funeral times and church names such as Grace Church St Leo's and St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKim
Weert 48Th &T
Hmasitt Mehkim
D. D
Grace Church
Broadway
19Th St
A. M.nterment Stone Church
N. J
Balace
Paul
West 1St St
Sophroniia W
Samuel
Petersburg
Phelan
Catherine A. Fhelan
Thomas A. Phelan
St. Leo's Church
28Th St
Madison Av
Thompson
West Haven
Conn
Hasty D. Thompson
Clarence B. Thompson & Sons
Bankers and Brokers
New Haven
Washington Av
Alfpertson
East Kinney St
New York
N.J
Olivia A. Albertson
Axelby
Wortendike
Mary
Baldwin
Church St
Paterson
Emily K. Baldwin
Bannister
West 119Th
Elizebeth Bannister
Monastery St
West Hoboken
Lilly Brock
Brewis
Lakewood
Richard S. Brewis
Johnston
Norton Hill
Thomas Johnston
Keogh
Manhattan St
Joseph H. Keogh
ML Lavell
Garden St
Hoveken
Hilisa Lavell
Moran
Ash St
Yonkers
Mary Moran
Minot
Alfred Minot, Jr
P. Bi. Munby
Myrtle Av
Brooklyn
A. M. Murphy
Chariton St
Margaret Murphy
Pedersen
de Kalb Av
Christina M. Pedersen
Rudolfh
Mount Vernon
Henry Rudolph
Ramsay
Lincoln Place
Mary Gray Ramsay
Roos
Singer
East 119Th St
Esther Singer
Swinburne
New Rochelle
Mary Swinburne
P. M. Weisheimer
East 11Th St
John Weisheimer
White
Stanley Av
Michael White
Whitty
East 8Th St
Ite
Robert Whitty
Wilson
Pompton
Lambert J. Wilson
Unveiling of Monuments Across Cemeteries on June 14
A memorial notice lists multiple unveilings and dedications set for June 14 at various cemeteries. Names include Jo seph Jaividson David Eckstein Stella Felsenthal Isaac Foldsmith Isidor Hess Myra Hess Joseph Jeske Louis Kurnicki Morris Posner Leo Well and more with times from 11 A M to 3 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Foldsmith
Mount Neboh
Hess
Isidor Hess
Myra Hess
Maimonides
Cypress Hills
Jeske
Joseph Jeske
Macphaelah _ Cemetery
Unicon Fields
Kurnickl
Louis Kurnicki
Washington Cemetery
Posner
Morris Posner
Maimonides Cemetery
Weil
Leo Well
Bayside Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Felix Isman
Star
Berts
Keith-Proctor
Hammerromise
United Booking
Merfis
Isbitions
Circle
American Theatres
David Belasco
Blanche Sates
Aviich
Granville Barker
Herbert
Blossom
Dr. Wilson
Jersey
Margherita
Portia
A. S. Galitzka
Bar
News OF Newport
Scotland Light
Life Saving Corps
Massachusetts
Har
Jewish Seminary
Uates
Advocate
G. F. Payne
Pennsylvania
Dog
Blumgardt
Goldschmidt
Monroe Blumgardt
Edna Goldschmidt
Caplan-Thiel-Net Saenger
Henry C. Caplan-Thiel
Anna Neusaenger
Charles Smyth
Harriet Agnes Smyth
Francis Robert Charles
Crager
Salomon
Blanche Salomon
Martin Crager
Gutgsell-Godbel
Sophie F. Goebel
Rose Bower
A. B. Adams
Jerome Alexander
Joohn
A. Black
W. Burley
H. Brunner
Elmer E. Black
J. H. Brownell
W. H. Bradley
W. Livingston Bruen
J. H. Clews
W. Scott Cameron
Leslie Cauldwell
Marshall Cyde
E. R. Dunham
David Dunlap
Frederick Ke Edley
A. O. Fleischmann
Edward Lauterbach
John Ide
Judge Jackson
Phil Kearney
George Bolling -Lee
Lindsley
W. C. Lanman
Moreland
George J. Gould
John. W. Gates
JN Gilroy
Harold Hackett
Louis
A. Hamilton
Ben Ali
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 280 ST
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
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