Open door policy clash roils early 1900s theater bookings
Western Theatrical Managers Association negotiates for independent access to venues but fails to gain Klaw & Erlanger endorsement. Inter-Mountain and Shubert booking conflicts surface as Pelton & Smutzer defend independent circuits and accuse Klaw & Erlanger of coercive tactics while Denver and Salt Lake houses push to book any meritorious shows to keep theaters open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Theatrical Managers’Association
Klaw & Erlanger
Inter‘Mountain Theatrical Managers
Pelten & Smutzer
Inter-Mountain Circuit
Pelton & Smutzer
Pelton& Smutzer
A. R. Pelton
Denver
Col
Messrs
Arizona
Shubert
Denver Theatre Company
Grape-Nuts Said to Restore Health in Ills
A Newburyport man credits Grape-Nuts with curing a months long illness that left him emaciated and unable to keep food down. He says after five portions his pain subsided, his mind cleared, and he gained 15 pounds. his wife backs the affidavit. The letter promotes the cereal and cites The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Old Orchard
Sten Deter
Wellville
Denver Theatre Company responds to touring show cancellations
The Denver Theatre Company rejects coercive demands to cancel bookings and pledges to continue handling Shubert and other producers shows. Smutzr’s letter warns that cancellations would demoralize legitimate theater, while Klaw and Erlanger officials are in Europe and unavailable for comment on western circuit policy.
Belasco to Take the Road for The Easiest Way
David Belasco plans to tour next season at the head of The Easiest Way to answer anticipated city criticism. Boston Mayor Hibbard has announced he will not permit the play, while producers and managers express varied reactions. Benjamin Reeder said Belasco is out of town. A H Woods has not booked Boston. Henry B Harris supports the mayor. Jacob Shubert anticipates The Blue Mouse for Boston with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Belasco
Boston
Hibbard
Benjamin Reeder
Henry B. Harris
Hubbbard
Harris
Jacob Shubert
Blue Mouse
Boston Papers
Shubert
Modjeska Bequeaths Roles in Theatrical Bequest
Special to The New York Times reports Mme Modjeska disposed of stage mementoes by gift. The prompter’s copy of As You Like It for Rosalind went to Robinson Locke of The Toledo Blade. Miss Gilda Varesi received Rosalind and costumes. Macbeth costume to Margaret Lillington. Diamonds and jewels valued at 10000 dollars went to Chicago relatives. Turkish and Indian shawls also part of the bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Mme
Modjeska
Rosalind
Robinson Locke
Toledo
Ohio
Lizard
Chicago
Shuberts Form New Eight Week Summer Play Company
The Shuberts announce a new producing company at Belasco Theatre Washington to run eight weeks in summer offering a fresh play each week. The first performance Monday June 21 features The Son of His Father with prominent actors and actresses engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
Belasco Theatre
Washington
Nell to star in Thompson fall production Love Comes to All
Frederic Thompson announces a forthcoming fall production with a prominent actress named Nell as lead. The play Love Comes to All is written by Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson with incidental music by Harry Rowe Shelley. Set in Louisiana during the capture of New Orleans, it centers on two lovers of the Paul and Virginia type and opens mid October in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Thompson
Nell
Harry Rowe Shelley
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Lousiana
New Orleans
Paul
Virginia
Washington
Actress Belmonts Guest At His Kentucky Stock Farm
A group from New York including actress Miss Eleanor Robson and Mrs. Vanderbrock with her son stayed for several days at August Belmonts stock farm in Lexington County before departing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robson
Kentucky
New York Times
Lexington
August Belmont
New York
Eleanor Robson
Vanderbrock
Robson
The Third Degree at Hudson Theatre 150th Performance
Last night marked the 150th performance of The Third Degree at the Hudson Theatre. Other notes include Maurice Hermann sailing to Europe to secure props for Herod at Broadway Theatre in October and The Blue Mouse closing June 19 to make way for Going Some from the Belasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Theatre
Maurice Hermann
Europe
William Faversham
Herod
Broadway Theatre
Blue Mouse
Maxine Elliott Theatre
Belasco
Jacques Kruger
W. H. Denny
Baron Lecoca
Herald Square Theatre
William Hammerstein
Peter
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Academy of Music
William Collier
Garrick Theatre
Hasen
Mexico
Sir Charles Wyndham
St George's Rector Weds Miss Hall in Crowded Ceremony
The Rev. Hugh McCullough Birckhead, rector of St George's Church, wed Miss Caroline Minturn Hall at Old St George's Church in Stuyvesant Square. Bishops Greer and Lawrence presided with music by 100 voices. A large reception followed at St George's Home, with guests including Mrs Julia Ward Howe and many prominent New York society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Birckhead
Julia Ward Howe
Miss Fanny Gouley Weds Paul E. Lamarche in Sacred Sacrament Church
Miss Fanny Gouley daughter of Dr. John W. S. Gouley of 106 Central Park West married Paul E. Lamarche at 11:30 yesterday morning in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament on West Seventy-first Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George F. Brown with no reception. The bride wore a white satin princess gown with point lace and carried lilies of the valley. The bridal party included no bridesmaids, best man Henry J. Lamarche, and ushers Carl von Bergen Augustus H. Skillin Earl W. Taylor and John V. Lamarche. The couple will spend the summer at Locust, N. J., and reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Lamarche
Fanny Gouley
John W. S. Gouley
Central Park West
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
West Seventy-first Street
George F. Brown
Miss Gouley
Mr. Lamarche
Henry J. Lamarche
Carl von Bergen
Augustus H. Skillin
Earl W. Taylor
John V. Lamarche
Locust, N. J
New York
Benjamin-Doremus Nuptials
Park Benjamin Jr son of Mr and Mrs Park Benjamin and Katherine Ward Doremus daughter of Dr Charles Avery Doremus were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home 55 West Fifty third Street Rev Henry Lubeck officiated in the drawing room with a vine and pink peony bower Dr Doremus gave his daughter in marriage The gown was cream satin empire with heirloom lace veil orchids and valley lilies were carried Attendant Miss Dorothy Ficken. Best man Walter Romeyn Benjamin family mourners limited guests. couple to Montana for the summer likely to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Benjamin, Jr
Park Benjamin
Katherine Ward Doremus
Charles Avery Doremus
Doremus
Ogden Doremus
West Fifty-third Street
Henry Lubeck
Church of Zion and St. Timothy
Miss Doremus
Walter Romeyn Benjamin
Benjamin
Montana
Mrs. Andariese Married in Paris Catholic Ceremony
Edith McVickar of New York daughter of Commodore McVickar wed Baron Gustav von Hasperg in the American Church Paris on June 9. The ceremony ties the McVickar family to the Hasperg title with Mrs. Hasperg becoming the baroness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
James Andariese
Edith McVickar
New York
Commodore McVickar
Baron Gustav von Hasperg
Leisenring Mueden Engagement Noted in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Miss Mathilde Mueden, daughter of Mr Charles G Mueden, in a social engagement note dated June 9. The brief item identifies her as a society figure in Leisenring Muiden area traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mathilde Mueden
Charles G, Mue
Marriage of Luther Morris Less en and partner at Luther Memorial
In Washington, D C the couple Luther Morris Less en of Lutherville Md and his spouse wed this evening at Luther Memorial Church on Thomas Circle. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles R Trowbridge Easton Penn in a fashionable setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Morris Lessen
Lutherville
Luther Memorial Church
Thomas Circle
Charles R. Trowbridge Easton
Penn
Wedding of Wendell Melville Strong and Miss Su san Hoyt Evans
Wendell Melville Strong married Miss Su san Hoyt Evans yesterday at Chapel of Emmanuel Baptist Church Brooklyn. The bride was given in marriage by her father Henry Ovington Evans of Detroit, with Rev. Dr. Spencer B. Meeser assisting. The event was attended by family members including maid of honor Mary Hoyt Evans and flower girl Ellen Evans Rollinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Melville Strong
Susan Hoyt Evans
Philip 8
Levering Evans
Philip S. Evans
Charles J. Fay
Henry B. Barnes, Jr
Charles R. Hickox
New York
Mr. Strong
Yale
Parkman Weiss Wedding at St Mary the Virgin
Francis Parkman son of the late Charles Parkman married Adele M Weiss at 5 39 pm yesterday in the Church of St Mary the Virgin Forty sixth Street near Broadway with Rev Dr Dunham officiating. Willard Clark best man and ushers included Francis Aspinwall William Constable Jr and William G Weiss. A large wedding breakfast was held at Healy's on Sixty sixth Street and Columbus Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Parkman
Charles D. Parkman
Francis D.parkman
Adele M. Weiss
W. F. Weiss
West 149Th Street
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Fortysixth Street
Broadway
Dunham
Willard Clark
New Brunswick
N. J
Francis E. Aspinwall
William Constable, Jr
William G. Weiss
Healy’s
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Mendel-Vance Wedding Ties Wellsburg to New York Elite
Miss Martha M Mendel daughter of Mrs Samuel George of Wellsburg West Va wed William M Vance of Princeton 1901 a member of the New York Stock Exchange. Mrs F R Babcock of Pittsburg served as matron of honor and the ushers included G G Mendel and Joseph P Mendel. The couple plan to spend the summer at Delvan Lodge Lower Saranac Lake Adirondacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha M.mendel
Samuel George
Wellsburg
West Va
William M. Vance
Princeton
New York Stock Exchange
F. R. Babcock
Pittsburg
Wilma Sinclair
Steubenville
F. Butler Dueyckinck
Morristown
G. G. Mendel
Joseph P Mendel
Roebling Engagement To Cadwalader Reported
Announced today the engagement of Miss Emily Roebling daughter of Charles G Roebling of Trenton to Richard McCall Cadwalader son of Richard Cadwalader formerly of Trenton now of Philadelphia. The wedding is planned for next autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Emily Roebling
Charles G. A
Richard McCall Cadwalader
Richard Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Marriage of Miss Isabel McKee to Reuben Maplesden
The wedding of Miss Isabel Frances McKee to Reuben Maplesden is set for Monday June 14 at the bride’s parents residence 311 West Seventy eighth Street. The bride will be attended by Miss Clochette Magruder of Washington and the best man will be S Wright McCollum of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Frances McKee
Reuben. Maplesden
Frank McKee
West Seventy-eighth Street
Clochette Magruder
Washington
S. Wright McCollum
Boston
Wedding of Miss Mary Sands and John Godfrey Saxe at St Regis
The wedding of Miss Mary Sands daughter of Mrs. Ferdinand Sands of 70 Irving Place and John Godfrey Saxe is set for 4 PM at the Hotel St. Regis with a small reception to follow. The note lists numerous social arrivals, travels, and engagements among New York society guests and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sands
Ferdinand Sands
Irving Place
John Godfrey Saxe
St. Regis
Harmon P. Read
Albany
New York
Henry Sherman Redfield
Washington Street
Hartford
Conn
William H. Birckhead
William D
Newport
Hugh Birckorg
Miss Hall
Walcott
Atlantic Passenger List From Ocean Liners Today
The article catalogs passengers booked to sail on multiple transatlantic liners including Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Provence Moltke United States and Principe di Piedmonte. It lists numerous named individuals and couples, plus accompanying passengers aboard each vessel. It also notes incoming ships Bluecher Koenig Albert Teutonic and others with passenger rosters from Hamburg Naples and Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Emma Reby
Henry Appel
Claude R. Barnes
D. H. Bowman
S. S._ Brand
B. Carpenter
Warren
Coerper
Virginia
Virginia_ Saltonstall Colt, Capt. G. A. Goodale, Mrs. F. W. How
H. C. le Comte
Robert Lundell
G. P. Marquis
J. H. O’donnell
Arthur Present
J. W. W. Reynders
Arthur Sabat
Gustav H. Schwab
E. C. Southworth
John van Kirk
J. W. D. Wright
Provence
Havre
Simon Abraham
E. R. Raf Bey
Washington
Arthur Wright Benson
Isaac V. Brokaw
C. L. Brodt
S. R. Bertron
George Young Baucle
W. P. Burden
Moses Taylor
William Post
F. L. D. Rust. Moltke
Naples
Charles Allen
T. Passmore Berens
James C. Cassell
Minnie Chesnutt
J. P. Huguet
M. L. House
Florence B. la Moreaux
William T. Lee
Thomas H. MacQueary
W. A. Redick
Leon J. Stern
Elmer B. Tyrrel
United States
Copenhagen
C. Lange
William S. Burk
Robert McLean Cummock
Walter Griffin
Frank A. Green
A. J. Koster
Alvine Loeb
James Peterson
Andrew J. Rils
W- H. Singer, Jr
5. Tonnesen
A. H. Veeder
Principe DI Piedmonte
Laura J. Aste
Joseph S. Ames
Frank G. Baldwin
E. K. Coulter
Antonio Neeschi
Legrand Howland
H. C. Thompson
William Zander
Bluecher
Hamburg
Rosemary Boveroux
G. K. Herzog
Richard Muller
Elsie Zimmerman
Eduard C. Tamm
Koenig Albert
Philip L. Allen
Louis Bassane
Diane de Carito
David Gregg
Pauline Kelly
Samuel V._Merrick
E. B. Whitney
W. C. Spaulding
H. C.hallenbeck
Teutonic
Southampton
Theodore Duncan Rousseau
Beatrice Mansfield
Richard Mansfield
Gibbs Mansfield
Clara Simes
F. T. Mathewson
William Birney
Theresan
Comic Supplements A Menace Says Percival Chubb
Percival Chubb of the Ethical Culture School told the New York Public School Kindergarten Association meeting that Sunday comic supplements destroy reverence and vulgarize children. He urged banning them from homes and promoted alternatives like colored picture books and home play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Chubb
Ethical Culture School
New York Public School Kindergarten Association
Normal College
Chubb
Comic Sunday Supplement
Comic Supplement
Reveren Ard
Germany
M. Blanche Bosworth
New York Training School For Teachers
Chicago banker Lazarus Silverman dies at 79
Lazarus Silverman a pioneer Chicago banker and financier dies at his home aged 79. He originated the plan for the resumption of specie payments known as the Sherman bill. During the Civil War he organized and financed a regiment at his own expense and in 1873 he visited Washington to present his plan before Senator Sherman, influencing the final bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lazarus Silverman
Silverman
Washington
Sherman
Leiter Baby Dead
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter died after a one day illness in Chicago. The two week old child was to be christened Joseph and baptized at Holy Name Cathedral. Burial planned in Washington, D. C., with Mr. and Mrs. Lester leaving today. Tomorrow marks the couple’s first wedding anniversary. Notice filed with the Health Department. No comment from the Leiter apartment at 234 Lincoln Park Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Joseph Leiter
Joseph
Holy Name Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Lester
Health Department
Leiter
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Doctor Robert K. Tuthill Dies in Poughkeepsie
Dr. Robert K. Tuthill prominent Dutchess County physician died at his home in Poughkeepsie of pneumonia after a grip attack. Born in Newburg in 1835, he graduated from New York Medical College in 1859 and served as assistant surgeon with the Twentieth New York State Militia during the Civil War. He belonged to the New York State Medical Society and once led the Dutchess County branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Robert K.tuthill
Dutchess County
Tuthill
Newburg
N. Y
New York Medical College
New York
Notable Deaths Mark Northern New York and New Jersey Figures
Obituaries note the death of Dr. E W Trowbridge aged 60 a leading Northern New York physician who died at Watertown. Katherine Rutgers Lincoln daughter of Luke and Katherine Bedlow Lincoln and a niece of Henry Bedlow of Malbone Newport died in Netherwood New Jersey. Gustav Amsinck head of G Amsinck Co since 1874 died at his 25 East Forty-seventh Street home. William H Bunce born 1851 in Brooklyn died at his De Kalb Avenue residence. longtime hardware dealer in Brooklyn unf married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Trowbridge
New York
Watertown
Katherine Rutgers Lincoln
Netherwood
N. J
Luke
Katherine Bedlow Lincoln
Henry Bedlow
Malbone
Newport
Bedlow
Gustav Amsinck
G. Amsinck & Co
East Forty-seventh Street
Germany
America
William H. Bunce
de Kalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Fulton and
Henry Streets
It's High Class Help You Want See Page
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Richmonds Body Coming Home for Burial
Paris June 9 The body of James A Richmond once a New York traction magnate will sail to America Saturday He had lived at the Grand Hotel in Paris for years and was ill after an appendicitis with peritonitis His affairs are in charge of Paris lawyer Donald Harper He had no family and was attended by a valet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
James A. Richmond
New York
America
Tribute to Jacob Gordin Plans Uniform Edition
Friends of Jacob Gordin, the Yid dish playwright, plan a surprise uniform edition of his drama collection while he remains ill in Brooklyn. Two volumes will be issued with standard binding. Volume I includes God Man and Devil Elisha ben Abuya Der Meturef Sappho Dementia Americana. Volume II contains Mirele Efros Kreutzer Sonata The True Power The Truth Homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gordin
Brooklyn
God
Man
Devil
Elisha Ben Abuya
der Meturef
Marriages and obituaries list June 1909 notices East Orange
A long column lists numerous marriage announcements from June 1909 across New Jersey and New York, detailing names of brides and grooms, church or home venues, and officiants. It also includes a large batch of death notices and funeral details with names, ages, addresses, and service times.
Requiem Mass for Alicia Lawler Doyle
A high mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of Alicia Lawler Doyle wife of John F. Doyle at the Church of the Holy Name at the northwest corner of Amsterdam Ave and 96th Street on Saturday June 12 at 10 oclock A M Relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Mary H. Brooks
Charles P. Brooks
Prospect St
East Orange
N. J
Philadelphia
Burgher
Mary
Hooper St
Brooklyn
Burnett
David
Ww. Burnett
West 136Th St
Chauncey
Cedarhurst
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Daniel
L. I
Clifford van B
Ferguson Ww
Rosalie Foos
Setauket
St. Ignatius Loyola
Gilwary
John J
Catharine Nevin Gilvary
St. Joseph’s Church
Sixth Av
Washington Place
Goodwin
Elizabeth
Orson Goodwin
Stephen Merritt
Woodlawn
Howard
Huntington Wight
George L
Adelaide Wight Howard
Lehmann
Blanche
Henry F. Lehmann
Church of the Resurrection
74Th St
Park Av
Lieson
Woodland
N. Y
Maria Lieson
Anton Lieson
Greenwood
John Knox
D. D
West 13Th Street
Price
Annie Ware Price
Jacob E. Price
Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Amsterdam
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Marc Klaw
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Atlantic City
Klaw& Erlanger
Gilda Varesi
Crucible
Belmont
ST George’s
Greer and
Lawrence
Mr. Grosvenor
One Hundred
St. George’s
Henry M. Hall
John Hall
Onald McKay Frost
Walter G Lane
William G. Loew, Jr
Reginald H. Sayre
Eilimor
Margery Swan
Marion
Louise Ward
Laura E. Richards
Samuel P. Hall
Greer
Massachusetts
William M. Grosvenor
St. George's Church
St. George’s Home
East Sixteenth Street
Julia Waterd Howe
David Prescott Hall
Henry Marion Howe
Columbia
Maud Howe Elliott
Sicily
Samuel Prescott Hall
Henry Marion Hall
Arthur Terry
John P. Chapman
Richard Aldrich
Max Reibenach
Edward L. Dodd
Anna May Stanton
Julia G. McAllister
Stanley Dexter
Robert Fulton Cutting
Seth Low
William Foulke
Henry W. Munroe
James W. Markoe
H. R. Beekman
George W. Brewster
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
C. C. Cuyler
Stanley W. Dexter
William E. Glyn
Effingham Lawrence
William G. Low
N. Thayer Robb
Frank V. Burton
George Mairs
George E. Wood
G. B. Satterlee
Miss Satterlee
George T. Bonner
John S. McGowan
Frederick P. Keppel
Charles D. Riker
John C.connor
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ne Morgan
E. H. Schenkberg
Charles Edward Tracy
J. W. S. Gouley
Doremus Nuptials
Baroness Hasperg
Leisenring—Mueden
Strong—Evans
Vance—Mendel
Miss McKee
Social Notes
Thomas Kelly
West Seventy-fifth Street
Frederick W. Longfellow
Julia Livingston Delafield
Riverdale
Harold McL. Turner
Chappaqua
E. Fairfield Jones
Rosita D. McCoy
Hotel de Marquis
Warren Delano, Jr
Tarrytown
Hudson
Lyman Delano
Julia Fish
Hamilton Fish
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Joseph H. Choate
Stockbridge
E. Francis Hyde
Eee
William A. M. Burden
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Madison
Rudolph Guenther
Prince Friedrich
Wilhelm
Holland
England
Scotland
Anne Morgan
Isaac Brokaw
George T. Brokaw
Kate Schnakenberg
Daniel Schnakenberg
George Hornell Thacher, Jr
Alany
Leiter Baby
R. K. Tuthill
Richmond
Traction
Paris Hotel
Lewis
Bryant
Edward Hastings Ripley
Alexander de Tropinoff Ogden-Jones
Parkman-Weiss
St. Mary the Virgin
C. M. Dunham
Adele Marie
William Frederick Weiss
Pumpelly
William H. Wibbert
Amelie Siby Huntington
Raphael Welles Pumpelly
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Philip 5. Evans
Agnew
Gunther
Violet M. Gunther
C. R. Agnew
Arfken
Hill
Jersey City
Anna B. Hill
George B. Arfken
Bate
Conklin
Yonkers
Anna W. Conklin
George C. Bate
Bendelari
Simms
Emma Simms
George Bendelari
Bergen
Emma Steck
George T. Bergen
Budd—Lum
Chatham
Edna Lum
Claude I. Budd
Campbell—Hudson
Paterson
Lydia N. Hudson
Daniel L., Campbell
Clark—Albert
Washington, N. J
Harriet Albert
Benjamin F. Clark
Bloomfield
Theresa Noll
John J. Lennon
Luddy — Kilbride
Waterbury
Margaret Kilbride
John P. Luddy
Morse
Ennis
Mabel L. Ennis
Frank R. Morse
Nobse — Andrew
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Ruby Andrew
Tracy Noble
Philili
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William H
Botjer
Augusta
Long Island City
Bradford
Nancy
New Haven
Burns
Jane
Battle Hill Park
White Plains
Byrnes
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Elinor
Hos AY
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Ebinger
Carrie
West 113Th St
Julia
East 121St St
Robert
West 98Th St
Phesley
Mia J
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N. My
UN Oram
Michael J
Columbus
M. Horrigan
Jordan
Neue T
Schepmoes
Clifford B
Emerick
Kingston
N. C
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West 122d
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Coney Island
Gallagher
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Heck
Henry
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Eeee
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William, Jr
Union St
Schmidt
A Schroeder
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Shortall
John W
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Stenberg
Gustave
Ten Eyck St
Sullivan
Anna G
Atlantic Av
Werckmeister
Anna
Bergen S&j
Woglom
William C
Windsor Place
New Jersey
Burdock
Freeder
John
Senate Place
Gilmore
Jessie H
Grieves
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Hockman
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Red Bank
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Lathrop
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McDonald
James
Beacon Av
Melick
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Grant St
Newark
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Fifth Avenue
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NEW York Telephone CO
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W. Williams
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
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