Jewish Seminary Ordains Five Rabbis at Aeolian Hall
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America held graduation exercises at Aeolian Hall. Five rabbis were ordained and twenty one graduates received diplomas. Louis Marshall spoke in place of ill Dr Schechter and urged independent thinking and faithful leadership in the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Aeolian Hall
West Forty-second Street
Robbis
Jacob H. Schiff
Solomon Schechter
Shift
Israel
United States
God of
Meyer Metio
Benjamin Rabinowitz
Albert P. Schoolman
Benjamin Siyavitz
Max Slavin
David Tenea
Ethel Glickman
Eva May
Lina Slootsky
Laemmiein Buttenwieser Bible Prize
David Rhodet
Laemmiein Buttenwieser Tal
Bbt
Israel Lebendiser
Julius Kaplan
Dembit
R. Judah Khalatz
Rabbi Israel Fenbein
Robinson
Dad Ha-Dani
Pethahya
Ben Kaufman
Rabinowitz
Joel
Morris Teller
Louis Finkelstein
Morris Loeb
Semia
Marshall
Theewish Theological Seminary
America
Oriental Jews Gather for Federation's Second Annual Meeting
The Federation of Oriental Jews held its second annual meeting in Public School 91 on Forsyth and Stanton streets. It represents about 28 societies with two to three thousand members, and 10,000 to 75,000 Sephardic oriented Jews in New York. The group, once under Turkish rule, often uses Sephardic not Yiddish, and language variety hinders communication across members. The federation focuses on economic aims to unite those who cannot readily speak Hebrew with their peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Oriental Jews
Public School 91
Forsyth
Stanton Streets
New York
Hebrew School Opens New Harlem Home on East 103d Street
More than a thousand friends celebrated the opening of the Harlem Hebrew School at East 103d Street near Lexington Avenue. The four story brick building cost 520000 and can seat 600 children with a playground and gymnasium. Eight teachers staff the school with nearly 500 students enrolled, and a spacious auditorium hosts a synagogue on the main floor. Officers include S. Minkin President H. Matzkowsky Vice President and S. Witkin Treasurer along with several trustees and rabbis. Dedication exercises continue this week each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the New Harlem Hebrew School
East 103d Street
Lexington Avenue
Friends of the Yeshiveth Torath Chaim
Harlem
East 104Th Street
Madison Avenue
S. Menkin
H. Matzkowsky
S. Witkin
Goldstein
S. Biales
S. Margulies
Ss. Jaffe
Kamenitsky
W. Margulies
Dedication of Hebrew Educational Society of Brownsville
The Hebrew Educational Society moved into its new three story brick building at Hopkinson Street and Sutter Avenue Brownsville. Simon F. Rothschild opened with thanks to founders and presented a gold key to Adolph Feldblum. Felix M. Warburg Abram I. Elkus and others spoke. The edifice cost 40000 dollars with a 10000 mortgage as several hundred dollars were pledged during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hebrew Educational Society
Hopkinson Street
Sutter Avenue
Brownsville
Simon F. Rothschild
Adolph Feldblum
Felix M. Warburg
New York Young Men's Hebrew Association
Abram I. Elkus
Baron de Hirsch Fund
William A. Prender
Brooklyn Federated Jewish Charities
Alexander Lyons
Theatrical Notes from Strand and City Venues
Capt Turner and officers will attend the Strand tonight by invitation. The Strand shows the King and Queen of England inspecting the Aquitania. Next Monday Shubert Theatres will feature Hainey’s African hunt with Wandarobos scenes. Jeon Errol prepares a new Ziegfeld musical for September. West Point Cadets’ annual party at Casino Theatre with High Jinks. Josephine Victor returns as Marya Varenka in The Yellow Ticket at Eltinge. Florence Reed leaves for vacation after twenty two weeks in her role. Hawkesworth and Durant join Paris Bois de Boulogne shows. Dancing by Moon-Melt at Hammerstein’s Roof Garden offers amateur finals June 21. 1500 delegates and 500 photo engravers hosted at Jardin de Danse. New York Roof hosts photo engravers before opening. Greater New York Motion Picture Association sets Wednesday frolic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Turner
Aquitania
Strand Theatre
Strand
England
Paul J. Hainey
Shubert
Wandarobos
Central Africa
Jeon Errol
Casino Theatre
Caidets
Josephine Victor
Marya Varenka
Eltinee Theatre
Florence Reed
Margaret Hawkenworth
R. W. Hawkesworth
Hasti Durant
Bois de Boulogne
Paris
Hammerstein
Roof Garden
Victoria Theatre
International Association of Photo Engravers
Jardin de Danse
New York
Greater New York Motion Picture Association
Sailing on the Chicgo Today to Havre
A list of passengers sailing today from Chicago to Havre includes W W Atwater. Dr and Mrs Bachman. Mrs Burrough. Miss Janet Barnes. Mrs T Treasley. J es Brown. 11 3 Baker. Mrs W W Crook. J W Coffey. Prof Arturo Fernandez. R W Garrison. J W Garner. Pr P L Barney. T R Johnston. Mics FE Little. Mixes Parker. Miss M K Perrin. Mrs H H Ross. Paul Robert. W W Wilson. and Mr and Mrs J C Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Chicago
Ww. H. Atwater
G. Bachman
H. Burrough
Janet Barnes
T. Treasley
J. Es Brown
Baker
T. Crook
J. Ws
Coffey
Arturo Fernandez
R. W. Garrison
J. W. Garner
P. L. Barney
T. R. Johnston
R. Little
Mixes
Parker
M. KR. Perrin
HH. P. Ross
Paul Robert
W. W. Wilson
J. C. Walker
Danish critic Brandes welcomed in New York lecture
Dr Georg Brandes drew a crowd of over 1 000 at the Comedy Theatre in New York where he spoke on Shakespeare in English. Prof Brander Matthews introduced him as Ibsen causing laughter, and Brandes read a brief essay tying Shakespeare to his life. He dismissed Bacon as a source, noted Shakespeare’s familial losses, and defended his own English recital. He later attended a Danish American Society supper at Mouquin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Brandes
New York
Comedy Theatre
West Fortyfirst Street
Brandes
Shakespeare
University of Chicago
Catherine Groth
Catherine Lee
Winthrop Ames
Prof. Matthews
Dr. Brandes
Ibsen
Matthews
Bacon
Hfe
Frank Harris
Harris
Mouquin's Restaurant
Bijou Theatre Reopens as Colored Run House in NYC
The Bijou Theatre at Broadway and Twenty Ninth Street is set to reopen next Monday as a theater for colored audiences. Jerome Rosenberg leads the venture with a colored stock company presenting The Darktown Folies of 1914, featuring J Laubrie Hill as star. All staff including ushers and orchestra will be Black, with $1 seats and select matinees open to white patrons. Renowned performers like Bert Williams plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hijou
L Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Jerome Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Bijou
Lafayette Theatre
Hammerstein
J. Laubrie Hill
Bert Williams
Miss Georgiana Kirk Married in Brooklyn Temple
The wedding of Miss Georgiana Kirk daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert J Kirk of 217 Monroe Street Brooklyn and William J McComb of 3001 Grand Concourse the Bronx was set for 8 P M on June 17 at Christ Church Bedford Avenue and Clymer Streets Brooklyn Miss Kirk's maid of honor was her sister Miss Eleanor Kirk and the best man was Walter McComb brother of the groom A reception followed at Arlington Hall Gates and Nostrand Avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kirk
Georgiana Kirk
Albert J. Kirk
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
William J. McComb
Grand Concourse
Bronx
Christ Church
Bedford Avenue
Clymer Streets
Eleanor Kirk
Mr. McComb
Walter McComb
Car Kills 4 Year Old Boy in Central Park Crossing
Isador Buchbinder and his son Morris were returning from Central Park when the child was struck by a Madison Avenue streetcar on Ninety seventh Street. The motorman William Meade stopped the vehicle after dragging the child a half block. the boy was instantly killed with a crushed skull. Dr. Daniel Donovan aided fainting bystanders and the crowd remained calm. The body was held under the car for forty five minutes before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isador Buchbinder
East Ninetyseventh Street
Morris
Central Park
Daniel Donovan
Donovan
Cropsey Attacks Court Over Willett Case
Brooklyn District Attorney Cropsey criticizes Supreme Court Justice Blackmar in a brief to the Appellate Division opposing William Willett’s appeal from his 1911 conviction for attempting to obtain a nomination to the Supreme Court bench. Cropsey calls the language used in the certificate of reasonable doubt unthinking and argues the conviction stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cropsey
Brooklyn
William Willett
Supreme Court
Kings County
Blackmar
Willett
Defies Woods on Meeting to Lower Rents and Taxes
Marsh, executive secretary of the society, sent a letter to Police Commissioner Woods stating the group would hold a noon meeting at Printing House Square on Tuesday June 16. Woods had forbidden the gathering over traffic concerns. Marsh accused Mayor Mitchell of bad faith for blocking the meeting via the commissioner's order, noting baseball bulletins in City Hall Square were allowed. He threatened to seek a court writ to restrain enforcement if stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Woods
Printing House Square
Mitchel
City Hall Square
Fete at Llewellyn Park hosted by Orange Free Library Auxiliary
A Thursday lawn fete at Mrs. A. B. Jenkins's Llewellyn Park grounds N J is hosted by the Orange Free Library Auxiliary led by president Madeleine Edison daughter of Thomas A Edison. The event features a children s play dance exhibitions and a silver cup prize donated by Mrs Hammond Bradshaw with a team of ladies assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Jenkins
Llewellyn Park
N. J
Orange Free Library Auxiliary
Madeleine Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Everett Colby
Lydia
Catherine Garrison
Constance Ingalls
Margaret Chubb
Olga
Magda Merck
Robin Hood at Ardsley draws 250 for open air show
More than 250 members and friends attended an outdoor performance of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men on the Ardsley Club lawn in Tarrytown New York. The set used branch enclosures and calcium lighting and featured large pre-show dinner gatherings with many notable guests. A club dance is planned every Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Robin Hood
Ardsley Club
J. Whitehouse
Arthur King Wood
Reginald Jaffray
FE. Donnell
Anne Depew Paulding
Charles Paulding
C. P. Easton
Charles D. Millard
S. Megeath
H. M. Townsend
T. M. Taylor
J. B. Calvert
J. H. McIntosh
the Paine
H. J. Bartholomne
Theodore B. Nesbit
C. Waterbury Clark
H. W. Paine
Miss Reed Engaged to Richard S Townsend of Brookline
Miss Edith L. Reed daughter of Mrs. Charles Reed of Great Barrington Massachusetts, is engaged to Richard S Townsend of Brookline Massachusetts. Townsend a Harvard graduate class of 07 and member of Boston and New York Harvard clubs and Boston Athletic Association. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Reed
Charles Reed
Great Barrington
Mass
Richard S&s. Townsend
Brookline
Reed
California
Townsend
Harvard
Boston
New York
Boston Athletic Association
Carlson King wedding in Montclair home ceremony
Esther Alfrieda Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ludwig Carlson of 64 Montclair Avenue and Samuel Herbert King formerly of Montclair and now of Brooklyn were married last night at the brides parents home. Rev Edmund Melville Wylie officiated with Miss Elsie Clayton as maid of honor and Miss Elizabeth Carlson and Miss Ruth Carlson as bridesmaids. Best man was Hurlburt McAndrew of Mamaroneck New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Montclair
N. J
Esther Alfrieda Carlson
Ludwig Carlson
Montclair Avenue
Samuel Herbert King
Brooklyn
Edmund Melville Wylie
Central Presbyterian Church
Elsie Clayton
Elizabeth Carlson
Ruth Carlson
Hurlburt McAndrew
Mamaroneck, N. Y
Dayton announces engagement of Harriet Dayton to Winslow Bell Jr
Major and Mrs. Edwin W. Dayton of 839 West End Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet Ray Dayton to Winslow Manley Bell Jr of Bermuda. Bell is a New York businessman. The wedding is planned for early autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dayton
W. M. Bell
Edwin W. Dayton
West End Avenue
Harriet Ray Dayton
Winslow Manley Bell, Jr
Winslow M. Bell
Bermuda
Mr. Bell
New York
Henry Rice Dies At Age 79 Noted Public Benefactor
Henry Rice former president of United Hebrew Charities for thirty four years died at his West End New Jersey home aged 79. Born in Bamberg Bavaria he came to America at 15 and built a clothing firm in Illinois before leading Rice Stix Dry Goods in Memphis and later Rice Stix in St Louis. He resigned as charity head in 1908 due to ill health and celebrated his golden wedding in August with wife Rachael Herman. Survived by wife six children and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rice
United Hebrew Charities
West End
N. J
Mr. Rice
Bamberg
Bavaria
Jacksonville
Ill
United States
Rice, Stix & Co
Memphis
Tenn
St. Louis
Rice- Stix Dry Goods Company
Rice
Charles Hallgarten
Rachael Herman
Isaac Seligman
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Tie
A&a
Baron de Hirsch Fund
New York Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Board of Education
Strong
Arthur J
Jerome H
Frederick D. Rice
Hilda Gumbel
Edna Tim
Florence Blum
James Ingram Dies A Long Island Clerical Figure
James Ingram, 48, a leading Queens Republican and longtime clerks to the Supreme Court in Queens County, died at his mother's home in Astoria. Born in Manhattan, he worked in his father's dye works, served as Police Commissioner under old Long Island City, and was Police Justice from 1893 until consolidation. He also held Queens County clerk and Supreme Court clerk roles and was a longtime member of the Astoria Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ingram
Queens County
Supreme Court
van Alst Avenue
Astoria
Mr. Ingram
Manhattan
David Ingram
Old Long Islan
Old
Astoria Athletic Club
Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York figures
Clyde R Roberts aged 20 of Maryland connected with New York Exchange died at his sister's Hempstead home. Robert Barrocouk died at 587 Marion Street Brooklyn. John J McNesteig 61 died in Hoboken Hospital. Henry C Clark East Orange bank director died of heart disease. Alexander M Runyon 80, Plainfield undertaker, died. Capt Benjamin Jepson 82, pioneer music educator died in New Haven. George Wm Wager died at Saddle River home. Rev Nelson R Ross rector emeritus Brooklyn died after illness. Michael T Barrett State Senator from Essex County died at 58 in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Roland Roberts
William Roberts
Maryland
New Yorkotten Exchange
Hempstead
Machatge
Robert Barrcouck
Marion Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jane Crane Babcock
John J. McNestic
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hoboken
Hfe
John & Emia
Est Fourteenth Street
American District Telegraph Company
William Anzer
Garden Street
The
Royal Arcanum
Henry C. Clark
New Haven
Yale
Georgrh WW. Wager
Saddle River
N. J
Brownville
New York
Classon Avenue
Nelson R. Ross
Trinity P. BE. Church
Arlington and
Schenck Avenues
St John’s Hospital
Ballston
Union Theological Seminary
Michael T. Barrett
Essex County
New
Jersey
Washington Place
Newark
Watts-Dunton Dead at London House
Walter Theodore Watts-Dunton poet and critic dies in London at an age given as 61. A close friend of Algernon Charles Swinburne he lived with him for decades and inherited Swinburne's estate on his death. Born in St Ives he shifted from solicitor to literature and shaped The Examiner and The Athenaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walter Theodore Watts-Dunton
Watts- Dunton
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Swinburne
Watts-Dunton
St. Ives
Huntingdonshire
Examiner
Athenaeum
The
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Tennyson
Lord Tennyson
Watts
Dunton
Clara Jane Reich
Gustave A. Reich
Canada Lodge
Putney
Births Notice from Simpson and Convent Avenue
Born June 2 in the Bronx and Newark to the Arnowitz Freydborg Freydberg and Tuck families a daughter and two sons announced with addresses at Simpson Street Convent Avenue Newark New Jersey respectively.
Engagements and Social Notes From Scranton Ledger
Local society items list engagements and marriages including Frieda Frances Loewy to Julius Austin Newman of Newark with a Hotel Savoy reception on June 28. Numerous other betrothals and pairings are noted among families such as Hahn Bayer, Berger Newblatt, Davis Blait, Bronfeld Solomon, Brenner Feigenbaum, Sellinger Fisch, Goldbergs Stone, Goldstein Schopes, Hirsch Feitelberg, Jerskey Cahn, Kaiser Wohlgemuth, Cohen Karsiol, Kleinberg Monsky, Lehman Morgenstern, Lipkin Brush, Picker Rosen, Regenstreich Rekowics, Rosenbush Levy, Sanes Robrick, Eckstein Mihlstein, Shapiro Roswitz, Siegmeister Ballenberg, Slobody Bame, Steiner Niedenthal, Stern Baar, Steiner Reimer, Sugerman Krell, Taxier Taxier, Sichel Stichel, Weinik Bienfeld, Wilchins Merkent, Zindell Weinberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer—Hahn
Fannis Hahn
Clarence KF. Bayer
Berger—Newblatt
Deborah J. Newblatt
Matthew M. Berger
Blair
Davis
Miller Stone
Silas Goldbers
Goldstein—Schops
Julia Behops
Samuel Goldstein
Hirsch—Feitelberg
Vera Feltelberg
Co. M
Hirsch
Jerskey
Cahn
Sadie Cahn
W. J. Jerskey
Kaiser—Wohlgemuth
Catherine Wohlgemuth
Philip Ratner
Karsiol -Cohen
Ida KR. Cohen
Edward Karstol
Kleinberg- Monsky
Ernm Monsky
William P. Kleinberg
Lehman — Morgenstern
Edith Morgenstern
Louis Lehman
Lipkin—Brush
Ray Brush
John Lipkin
Picker Rosen
Selma Rosen
Touta M Picker
Regenstreich
Rerkowics
Heaste Berkowls
Bernard Regenstreich
Rosenbush—Levy
Lillian D. Bame
George Slobody
Steiner
Niedenthal
Blanche Niedenthal
Carl Steiner Stern Baar
Blanche Baar
Quatave Stern
Steiner — Reimer
Fannie Reimer
Beinhard Steiner
Sugerman—Krell
Sadie Krell
L. H Sugerman
Taxier
Mildred Taxier
Morris Taler
Tesser
Marriages in New York and Newark June notices listed
A June list of marriage announcements across New York City Brooklyn Newark and surrounding areas. Entries include Katharine Hazard to Courtland Moss in Cedarhurst and numerous pairs such as Jillian Malwen to Herman Cohen Ethel Kaiser to Edward Conrad Jeannette Nathan to Sidney Einstein and Mary Dwyer to William Matthaei among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagedonov Wolff
Sadye Wolff
Max Hagedonov
Bamberger
Simon
Beatrice C Himon
Sanmel Tramberger
Comtien Malwen
Jillian C Malwen
Herman Cohen
Conrad—Kaiser
Ethel Kaiser
Edward Conrad
Einstein—Nathan
Jeannette Nathan
Sidney Einstein
Hirsch—Strauss
Carrie Strauss
Jerome Hirsch Jones Morris
Florence Morris
Joseph H. Jones
Keim Bramer
Teatrice A Kramer
Chauncey W. Kelm
Matthaei—Dwyer
Mary IF. Dwyer
William J Matthaei Prager—Hess
Mattle Hess
Paul Prager
Thode—Mcgowan
Kathleen McGowan
E. F. Thode
Died Notices from Brighton and Brooklyn
Elizabeth Lillie Adams died at Pembroke Crescent Brighton on May 17 1914 aged? Her father was the late Hon Christopher Adams of Louisiana. Rev Nelson R Ross MA rector emeritus of Trinity P E Church Brooklyn died June 7 1914 in his 69th year. Julia Halsey Brown died at 415 West 5th Street on June 5 with funeral at Madison Avenue Reformed Church on Monday at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck and
Arlington Avs
A. M. Brown
Julia Halsey
Willur F. Brown
Wilbur F., Jr
Franklin I. Brown
Eloise
Rillis
West 1Ifth St
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Sith St
Multiple Funeral Notices Reported Across New York and New Jersey
A string of death notices and funeral announcements dated June 1914 from East Orange Hoboken Peekskill Brooklyn Astoria and surrounding towns list names Henry Orville Clark Anna Mead Husted Alexander G Duncan Harris C Fahnestock Jane Ingram Mary Keating and many others with service times dates and burial plans across St Thomas's Church Trinity Cemetery Woollawn and local cemeteries. notices include interment details carriages arrangements and cemetery names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
Henry Orville Clark
Sumit Street
Fast Orange
Hoboken
Turlington
Cox
Heekskill
N. Y
Anna Mead Husted
John Joughin Cox
Peekskill
St Matthew's Church
Bedford
Duncan
Juié
Alexander G. Duncan
7Th St
Brooklyn
Womtlawn Cemetery
Fahnestock
Madison Av
Harris C. Fahnestock
St. Thomas's Church
St. Av
Bid St
Woollawn
Haskell
Benjamin Franklin Haskell
Ella Moore
West Ibl
P.M. Ingram
Astoria
U. S
Janes Ingram
Mary M. Halpin
Grand
At & PL
M. Keating
Mary
Edward Keating
West Etn St
Westeith St
Lagos
Tege Leonatid
Tio
Syracuse
George I
Elizabeth Dimock
Nelson
Annie Nelson
Belove
Patrick Nelson
C. G. Richardson
Avenue G
Nearth St
Flatbush
Church of Our Lady of Helixe
Bedford Hills
Palmer
New London
Conn
Frederick Courtland Palmer
Elisha Hr
Eilis T. Taverns
Montville
Neptune Park
Claremont Av
Sarah Jacobsen Pear
Horace Fo
Michael's Church
Cornereth St
Amsterdam
Trinity Cemetery
Rich
Henry Mice
Wert Fond
Hachrel Hermin Ehlee
Hilida Thimbel
Edna Otm
Floreneslum
Arthur J
Jerome H
Frederick Rice
Anna Rowland
Niee Cutter
Freeman Howland
Woodbridge
MM Shdore
Maltrview
Iota
Conrad
Sarah Sedore
Fairview
A. M
Englewood
Hidgefield Cemetery
Sisson
Tenafly
New Rochelle Press
Salem Baptist Church
New Rochelle
Swan
Spencer
George W
Ilannah W. Swain
Robert McCreery
West Shi St
New York
Ity
S P.M
Sattle River
New Jersey
tCieerge
Preokive
Nerw
Sattlie River
Tire
Jersey City
Allendale
Watertown
Brownville
Jefferson County
Denver
Linena Vista
Various Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New Jersey Towns
A long list of death notices and funeral details appears for residents in Hoboken Jersey City Newark Jersey City and surrounding areas. Entries include FLYNT F Jares at 550 Dith St June 5 funeral today Elinor GALVIN at 487 Court St June 6 funeral today 2 PM and many others with addresses ages and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J
Atlantic Av
Tyler
Lawrence
Charles
Garden St
Hoboken
Newark
Sant. Arthur
Park Av
Schmidt
Henry F
Ing St
Westuneral
Monuments Unveiled Across Cemeteries for Many Died in June
Numerous memorial notices list unveiling ceremonies for graves and monuments at Mount Hope Machpelah Hills and Salem Fields cemeteries. Names include Hugo Sohmer John Brady Ida Mead Elizabeth Meyler Julia Horowitz and Ida Weinlanger Libermann among others with dates around June 14 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Frank
Fox
Catherine
Mass
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Newark
N. J
Gensler
Charles S
Pauline V
Unveliina
Ravalde
Jone Wees
Tamhington
Joan J
Hantis
Etta
Mount Sope
Yonkers
Healy
Margaret
St. John’s Church
Hochstein
Simon
Machpelah
Horowitz
Julia
Washington Cemetery
Kulenkampff
Herman
L'Hommedieu
Sarah V
Loewen Berg
Hertha
Manisof
Rosa
M. Mead
Fannie A
Meyler
Elizabeth
St. Michael's Church
A.M Nachman
Jeane
Fannie
Machpelah Cemetery
Newman
Nellie
Mount Hope
Reynolds
Elle J
St. H Bridget’s Church
Mare
Patrick's Cathedral
Mass Convent Chapel
New Rochelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jewish Seminary
Louis Marshall
Dr. Schechter
Joseph Gedalecia
Federation
Gedalecia
Joel Bacarat
Samuel Coen
Salomon Emanual
Morris A. Sadock
Jacques Farhy
J. N.magnes
Selim Sitton
A. J. Amateau
Celia Silbert
David Carasso
M. S. Gadol
L’america
Vichy
Hebrew School
Harlem Institution
CDA NA UN Xaras
RD San Sy
BSA
Pyrodento
Baltimore
Brander Matthews
Atist
Calla
Bijou Theatre
Court
B. C. Marsh
Ardsley
Miss Reed
Richard S. Townsend
Miss Carlson
S. H. King
Rentano
Baedekers
Fifth Ave
27Th St. N. Y
Stanenbaum Son & CO
Singer
Bryant
Newman-Loewy
Isidore Loewy
East Doth St
Frieda Frances
Julius Austin Newman
Hotel Savoy
Scranton
Jone —Bchluchtner
Phillie Eocaine
T. Jane Loziel Mepe
Pattn Koepke
John H. Lozier
Martin—Werber
Elfreida Weber
Henry
Mart Morgenthaler
Schopps
Mary Cc. Schoppa
Jacob Morgenthaler
Parsons — Winship
Theodora Winship
Richard FP
Parsons Perkins
Heath
Jessie M. Heath
Ellsworth A. Perkins
Stevens Shotwell
Carolyn Shotwell
Edwin FE. Stevens
Wallace -Duncan
Agnes D Duncan
Louis BR. Wallace
Watsen—Mead
Ruth C. Mead
Alfred T. Watsen
Wessels
Dorothy Moorehead
Claus Wessele
Cooper—Perkins
Ethel N. Perkins
Walter N. Cooper
Joseph F
CIFKA
Uriteet
Connolly
Alice
East 1632 St
Ferguson
Maggie
Forster
Cart W
Toe Po Om
Gridele
James
East Stth
Grunst
Anna
Hill
Pauline
Moane
Michael
Noone
Jeesey
O'Shea
West 28Th St
Ryan
West 12Th St
Schiffer
Wits
van Cot. Gabriel
East 1St St
Wainwright
Elizabeth J
Avid
Walsh
Jotin
West and
Warner
Mia
S. B
Lexington Av
Aparcock
Robert
Macon
Benne —Charles
Franklin
Muneral Tonerrew Collins
William P
Joe Union
Tiilbert
Liam Smith
Thoysae R
Lombardy
Tyveta
Synttem
Ocean Av
Wagner
Rose Terrace
Long Island
Smitit
Mary E
Jamaica
Westchester County
Coldrick
James F
Broadway
Telephone
Montague Street
Middle West
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Lafrentz
Wemorfam
Houmer
Hugo Sohmer
Undertakers
John
Lyon
E. 125Th St
Harlers
Ree. Cemetery
N' ' Erie
Oa Pa Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
Trouen Ollice
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