Puccini Triumphs in Paris At Opera Night
In Paris the Metropolitan Opera triumphs with Puccini’s Manon Lescaut starring Signorina Borgi, Caruso, and Toscanini conducting. The performance signs contracts for Puccini’s Girl of the Golden West at the Metropolitan on December 6 with Caruso and Emmy Destini in principal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Triumph
France
Puccini
Manon Lescaut
Toscanini
Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Gatti-Casazza
Emmy Destini
Italy
Signorina Borgi
Desgrieux
Manon
Theatre Treasurer Charged With $8400 Embezzlement
Pittsburg June 8 George B Allison past seven seasons treasurer of the Nixon Theatre was arrested on embezzlement charges. Police say $8400 was involved. He surrendered yesterday and posted bail later. Allison seeks suspension of judgment while a full investigation is pursued by Charles Johnson attorney for Nixon Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon Playhouse
Pittsburg
J. J. Kirby
Central Police Station
George B. Allison
Nixon Theatre
Allison
Charles Johnson
Nixon & Zimmerman
Leath Circuit Theatres Adopt Open Door Policy
Leath Circuit theatres including Academies of Music in Richmond Norfolk Newport News Lynchburg Petersburg and Roanoke Va were declared open door houses yesterday. Directors voted to book meritorious attractions regardless of managerial affiliation. The move, per the National Theatre Owners Association, strengthens Southern bookings as a link between Washington and Weiss De Give circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academies of Music
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Roanoke
Jake Wells
National Theatre Owners’ Association
Washington
Weiss-De Give
Sothern and Marlowe pledge annual Actors Fund benefit
Daniel Frohman announced that E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe will give one benefit performance each year for the Actors Fund at season end. Their recent Hamlet at the Academy of Music yielded a donation to the fund, with an annual contribution expected around $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Actors’ Fund of America
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Actors’ Fund
Hamlet
Academy of Music
Judge Dismisses $1000 Suit Over Queen of the Moulin Rouge
City judge McAvoy directed a jury to dismiss the $1000 suit brought by Frank Smithson against Frank Robinson, a promoter of the piece Queen of the Moulin Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAvoy
Frank Smithson
Frank Robinson
Wise Heads Actors' Society Officers
At the annual Actors' Society of America election held yesterday, Thomas A Wise was chosen president along with Edward Locke as vice president H Nelson Marge as secretary and Harold L Woolf as treasurer for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Wise
Actors’ Society
Actors’ Society of America
Edward Locke
H. Nelson Marge
Harold L. Woolf
Six men to be removed for bucket shop conspiracy
In Philadelphia on June 9 six men cited in a DC bucket shop conspiracy case were ordered transferred to Washington for trial. Defendants are Thomas Campbell Marshall Parrish Humphrey Owens Larry Stumpf George Turner and Albert Ford. They were arrested during a DC raid on alleged bucket shops in Baltimore Philadelphia Jersey City and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Washington
McPherson
United States
Thomas Campbell
Marshall Parrish
Humphrey Owens
Larry Stumpf
George Turner
Albert Ford
Baltimore
Jersey City
New York
Exceptional Opportunities at Garden Estates For Home Site
Exceptional opportunities now within easy reach to hire a home or home site at Garden Y Estates this side of Gar City. Prices will be materially advanced on trains run direct. Telephone Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Y Estates
Gar- City
Pricéa
Fifth Avenue
Social Notes Highlight Summer Travel and Guests
The column lists social happenings including M. Orme Wilson Jr and Alice Borland honeymooning in Gotham after a wedding reception, the Erving family renting a cottage in Babylon J for summer, and several couples departing for Richfield Springs St. Regis stays, Paris plans, and a chanticleer party at Dosoris near Glen Cove L I with twenty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Orme Wilson, Jr
Alice Borland
Gotham
A. G. Learned
Mary Cawein
Walcott
Paris
Mabel Brady Marries Francis P. Garvan in Albany Cathedral
Miss Mabel Brady daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony N Brady wed Francis P Garvan of New York in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Albany. The ceremony featured floral arrangements a thousand Easter Isles 2000 attendees and special traffic police. Bishop Burke officiated with Mer Delaney and Fathers Walsh and Judge assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Mabel Brady
Anthony N. Brady
Francis P. Garvan
New York
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Lohengrin
van Vechten Rogers
Burke
Mer. Delaney
Walsh
Miss Grinnell Weds Alexander Forbes at Grinnell Home
Miss Charlotte T Grinnell daughter of E Morgan Grinnell married Alexander Forbes yesterday at the Grinnell residence 36 East Fiftieth Street Rev John Haynes Holmes officiated A sister Miss Charles Reinold Noyes served as attendant Best man Waldo Forbes and ushers included Lawrence Grinnell Robert Stone Grinnell Ralph W Forbes and Edward Forbes Forbes Harvard 1904 graduate will live in Newton Mass after a honeymoon in New England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte T. Grinnell
E. Morgan Grinne
Alexander Forbes
Mr. Forbes
William Hathaway Forbes
Ralph Walcommerson
Waldoorbes
Lawrence Grinnell
Robert Stone Grinnell
Ralph W. Forbes
Edward Forbes
Forbes
Harvard
William Cameron Forbes
Miss Grinnell
Ray Morris
Katharine Grinnell
Newton
Mass
Cal
Nichols—Wallace
Trinity Presbyterian” Church
South Orange
N. J
Wendell Prime Keeler
William H. Sallman
D. D
Marjorie Newton
Robert Wallace
Robert Hastings Nichols
Ruxton—Young
William H. Dutcher
Hancock St
W. C. P. Rhodes
Elsie
James E. Young
William Howell Ruxton
Brooklyn
Skinner—White
St. Mark's Church
New York
Loring W. Batten
W. Hawkes Pott
Caroline Mair White
Edward Manning Skinner
Boston
Miss Pauline Ives Weds Prof John Erskine at St Luke's Chapel
The ceremony linked Columbia University scholar Prof. John Erskine and Pauline Ives daughter of Mrs. Theodore M. Ives of 43 Fifth Avenue. Raymond Ives gave the bride away in a noon wedding followed by a small reception at the Ives home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erskine
Columbia , University
Pauline Ives
Theodore M. Ives
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke's Chapel
Ives
Raymond Ives
Thomas L. Clark
Mr. Erskine
Robert Erskine
Glover Porter Wedding Held at Park Avenue Residence
George H. Glover Jr and Harriet P. Porter wed yesterday at the Porter home 3 Park Avenue. The bride wore her mother’s white satin gown with point lace and an orange blossom veil, carrying white roses. Julia Dodge served as maid of honor. Richard Lounsbury was best man. Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes officiated followed by a small reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Glover, Jr
Harriet P. Porter
Frank B. Porter
Miss Porter
Richard Lounsbury
Glover
Anson Phelps Stokes
Turrell Turrell Turrell wedding with Kirby in London and New York
At the wedding of Miss Sybil Muriel Turrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Turrell of London to Edmund Kirby of New York son of the late Archbishop Kirby on June 14 in the Church of the Transfiguration Roby will have his cousin C Edmund Fairfax as beat man and his ushers are Le Baron Willard Kiliaen Van Rensselaer Birney Black a and Dr J D Olin of Watertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Muriel Turrell
Charles Turrell
London
England
Edmund Kirby
New York
Archbishop Kirby
Church of the Transfiguration
Roby
C. Edmund Fairfax
le Baron
Willard
Kiliaen van Rensselaer
Birney Blacka
J. D. Olin
Watertown
Miss Irene Sherman Engaged to L L Gillespie
Newport news notes the engagement of Miss Irene Sherman daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watts Sherman to Lawrence L Gillespie of New York The couple visited Newport and received well wishes from friends A dinner was held in their honor with more events planned Johns Hopkins era context and Newport social scene tone retained
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Irene Sherman
William Watts Sherman
New York
Lawrence L. Gillespie
Gillespie
Miss Sherman
Taylor and Mrs Bacon to Wed in City Hall License
Carlyle Barron Taylor of 645 Fifth Avenue son of William Tennyson Taylor and Edith Blanche Payne Bacon of 8 Park Avenue obtained a marriage license at City Hall. Mrs Bacon, 88, had a divorce from C Graham Jr on January 28, 1904. Mr Taylor, 80, is in the tobacco business. The marriage will take place soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Taylor
Bacon
Carlyle Barron Taylor
Fifth Avenue
William Tennyson Taylor
Edith Blanche Payne Bacon
Park Avenue
City Hall
Bacon 5
William Henry Payne
C. Graham Jr
Justice Bischoff
Taylor
Engagement announced for Miss Helen Andrews and Prof Minkler
Mr and Mrs James De Witt Andrews announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Rhoda Andrews to Prof Frederick Charles Minkler of Rutgers College New Brunswick New Jersey Miss Andrews is a graduate of Smith College class of 1908 The couple will reside in New Brunswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews—Minkler
James de Witt Andrews
West 113Th Street
Helen Rhoda Andrews
Frederick Charles Minkler
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
Andrews
Smith College
Commuters Appeal to Governor Over Rail Fare Increases
Yonkers Mayor James T Lennon appeals to Gov Hughes to urge New York Central Railroad to delay commutation rate hikes set for July 1. He cites impact on housing and real estate while noting Attorney General Wickersham says the issue falls to the New York Public Service Commission, not the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hughes
New York Central Railroad
James T. Lennon
Yonkers
New York Central Railroad Company
New York Central System
Public Service Commissioners
Taft
Wickersham
Brown
New York Central
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Public Service Commissions
Attorney General
Washington, D. C
Public Service Commission
New York
George W. Wickersham
Ridgefield Park Commuters Launch Susquehanna Boycott
Ridgefield Park commuters voted to boycott the Susquehanna & Western Railroad after a $1.00 monthly commutation hike to New York takes effect July 1. A six member committee will urge Susquehanna riders to use the West Shore. freight shifts favor West Shore. a three member committee will seek Gov Fort and the New Jersey Railroad Commission action and possibly a special legislature session. Delegations from Rochelle Park East Orange joined the meeting, with hope of broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgefield Park
Hackensack
N. J
Susquehanna & Western Railroad
New York
West Shore
Susquehanna & Western
Gov. Fort
New Jersey Railroad Commission
Gary Fort
Railroad Commission
W. H. Hunter
Rochelle Park
East Orange
Commuters League Aims To Shape New Jersey Votes
A mass meeting Saturday in Commonwealth Hall Orange may form a commuters league for Northern New Jersey. Gov Fort, local Orange women, and a Lackawanna Railroad representative are slated to attend. Thomas R Creede says formation is an assured fact with letters from various places supporting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Hall
Orange
New Jersey
Lackawanna Railroad
Oranges
Denver Woman Graduates Then Marries at Yale Harvard Meet
Hazel G Hyman of Denver Colorado graduated from Vassar on Wednesday and married Sigismund L Adler yesterday at Mrs Edward D Browns home 241 West 1024 Street The Rev Stephen Wise performed the ceremony The couple met at the Yale Harvard boat races last Spring They will honeymoon in the West and aboard Mr Adlers yacht before returning to live in Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel G. Hyman
Denver
Col
Vassar
Sigismund L. Adler
Edward D. Brown
Stephen 8. Wise
Harvard
Mr. Adler
Engagement Announced Between Mrs Annie Livingston Best and Arthur Carroll
Mrs Annie Livingston Best, widow of Elizur Yale Smith, plans Newport summer after divorce and resumes her maiden name. She is daughter of Mrs Clermont Livingston Best, formerly Miss Mary Tooker, and niece of John Tooker. Arthur Carroll is elder son of Gen Howard Carroll and Mrs Carroll of Carrollcliff Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Livingston Best
Arthur Carroll
Howard Carroll
Carroll
Carrollcliff
Tarrytown
Best
Clermont Livingston Best
Mary Tooker
Sir George Newnes Dies In London At 85
London records the death of Sir George Newnes founder of Tit Bits Strand Magazine and Westminster Gazette. He built a $2 million publishing empire shaping popular journalism and mentored Harmsworth and Pearson. He funded the international chess trophy bearing his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Newnes
Westminster Gazette
Tit-Bits
Strand Magazine
Sir George
Matork
Derbyshire
Stilcoates
Yorkshire
Priscilla Hillyard
J. Hillyard
Leicester
Fleet Street
Sir George Newnes
England
Alfred Harmsworth
Sir Alfred Harmsworth
Lord Northcliffe
C. Arthur Pearson
Newnes
Cambridgeshire
List
Review of Reviews
Alfred Stead
Strand
Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
Borengrevink
South Pole
America
Adirondacks
Frank
Famous medium Mrs. Margaret Gaule Riedinger dies
Margaret Gaule known as Mrs. August T. Riedinger, a famed medium, died yesterday afternoon at Woman's Hospital West 101st Street after an operation. She became prominent thirty years ago, worked with Hyslop, and rose in Washington during Harrison's presidency. She practiced in New York for 17 years and served as official psychic for the First Ethical Society. She is survived by her husband, two sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August T. Riedinger
Margaret Gaule
Woman's Hospital
West 101St Street
Riedinger
Hyslop
Washington
Benjamin Harrison
New York
West 115Th Street
Ethical Societry
New York City
Death of Brig. Gen James Biddle US Army
Brig. Gen James Biddle retired died at his Berkeley Springs home. Born in Philadelphia in 1832, he served through the Civil War and was brevetted Brigadier General for gallant services. He retired before the Spanish American War and spent much of his service as an Indian fighter in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
West Va
James Biddle
Biddle
Philadelphia
Widow Mrs Augusta Content Dies After Illness
Mrs Augusta Content widow of Noah Content died at her home 138 West Eighty-first Street on Wednesday in her seventy fifth year. She had been ill for four years and was active in charities. Survived by sons Harry Washington and Walter Content and daughters Mrs Samuel Kempner Mrs Samuel Scholle and Misses Isabel Florine and Blanche Content. Funeral set for 9 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Content
Noah Content
West Eighty-first Street
Content
Harry, Washington
Walter Content
Samuel Kempner
Samuel Scholle
Isabel, Florine
Blanche Content
Notable Deaths in New York and Nearby Areas
A long list of obituary notices reports deaths of Alice Le Plongeon widow of Augustus Le Plongeon at 80 in New York Women’s Hospital. Carleton F. How ex state senator of Haverhill, MA. George R. Nunn probate at 47. John Mooney of Brooklyn Street Cleaning Department. Adele Mitsch wife of Frank Mitch. David M. Samuels retired hat maker. Hugh Brady contractor. Richard McKay of Nitrates Agencies at 36. George W. Tompkins former Wilson Brothers NY manager at 1837 birth. Michael Deutsch cloak and suit maker at 49. W Ten Broeck Stout Imlay educator at 59. Benjamin F. Ham Cranford NY stockman at 75. Captain Moller head of Scandinavian Steamship Line in Copenhagen. medical director Richard C v N retired in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Alice LE Plongeon
Augustus le Plongeon
Comte de Coqueville
Women's Hospital
London
Carleton F. How
Haverhill
Mass
Danvers Insans
How
George R. Nunn
City Island
David M. Samuels
New York
Geneva
Switzerland
Hugh Brady
Montclair
N. J
Richard McKay
Nitrates Agencies Company
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
George W. Tompkins
Wilson Brothers
Greene Avenue
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Michael Deutsch
Shharles & Deutsch
West Twenty-eighth Street
East Seventy Eighth Street
Hungary
W. Ten Broeck Stout Imlay
Sterling Place
New Jersey
Society of the Cincinnati
Sons of the Revolution
Department of Education
Benjamin F. Ham
Cranford
New York Stock Exchange
Canadian Southern
Union Pacific
Gen. Grant
Ham
Capt. Moller
Scandinavian— — Steamship Line
Copenhagen
Richard C. v. N
Veri Geneut
Washington
Stewart Brice Dies in New Jersey Home
Stewart M Brice son of late Ohio Senator died after long illness at his Asbury Park New Jersey home in his forty first year. He had been declared insane in 1908 and had been cared for by doctors and guardians following a career as a war volunteer captain and Democratic City Council member. He left no children and had a life interest in a trust fund and stocks valued at about 75000. He was seen at Delmonico’s Hoffman House and belonged to several New York clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart M. Brice
Calvin
Brice
United States
Ohio
Second Avenue
Asbury Park
N. J
Spain
Shafter
Cuba
Anna Robinson
Rosslyn
Henry Clay Mount
Miss Markle
Harvard
Indiana
Thomas
W. Kirkpatrick Brice
Marville C. Mount
John Francis Brice
Humphreys
Queens County
Sandford Hall
Andrew H. Montgomery
Stewart Brice
Lfe
Delmonico's
Hoffman House
J. W. Hand
Avon
New York Athletic, Knickerpeewee Manhattan
Lambs
Was Keliher Marshall in the Cambridge bank case
Boston June 9 defense of Big Bill Keliher charged with aiding George W Coleman to loot National City Bank of Cambridge argues that a man named John R Marshall used by Coleman as an alias was involved Witnesses who claimed knowledge of Marshall linked him to Keliher and Coleman while a police inspector tied the alias to a prior Boston confidence game allegation The defense says Marshall vanished after investigations entered into the record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bill
Keliher
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
John R. Marshall
Coleman
Marshall
Kelcher
Kansas City
Boy Riders in Delaware Start to Greet Roosevelt
Nine year old Louis Abernathy and six year old Temple Abernathy travel from Havre de Grace Maryland to New York on a six week two thousand mile broncho journey to greet Col. Roosevelt. Their father John R Abernathy U S Marshal for Oklahoma accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Louis Abernathy
Temple
John R. Abernathy
United States
Oklahoma
Havre de Grace
Frederick
Okla
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Trenton
Philadelphia
Louis
Sam
Roosevelt
Park Row Restaurant to Seat 2000 in Expansion
R M Haan proprietor of the Park Row Restaurant and Hotel St Regis leases the entire front of the second floor for extensive alterations. The enlarged restaurant will be among the largest in the world with capacity for about 2000 diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Row
R. M. Haan
St. Regis
Tl+e
Grape Nuts Praised For Infant Feeding And Health Benefits
A Texas mother extols Grape Nuts for her five month old baby noting easy digestion and nourishment for brain and nerves. The ad explains partial predigestion by heat moisture and time and touts Grape Nuts and Postum as universally usable foods with a testimonial letter and the slogan There’s a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wellville
Kohler Testifies in Immorality and Intoxication Hearing
Cleveland chief of police Kohler took the stand in his own defense at a hearing on charges of immorality and intoxication. He described three alleged intoxication episodes and contested two where witnesses placed him near cafés. The defense continues calling witnesses. over 100 subpoenas remain. Kohler to resume testimony tomorrow with extended examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Kohler
Verdict accuses Wendling in Alma Kellner death
Louisville reports the coroner jury verdict naming Joseph Wendling, the missing janitor of Sgt Johns Catholic Church, as responsible for Alma Kellner’s death. Witnesses from a mass crowd recalled a girl at the communion rail and a man at the sacristy door before Alma disappeared last December. Her mutilated body was found in an old cistern under the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Alma Kellner
Joseph Wendling
Sgt John’s Catholic Church
Alma
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for marriage and death announcements intended for the New York Times insertions. The item specifies submission by telephone to the designated address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages Listed Across Cities in June Notices
A June 9 1910 to 1911- era notice lists multiple marriage events across New York New Jersey and nearby states. Entries include Charlotte Grinnell Forbes to Alexander Forbes Reginald Davis Johnson to Kathleen Leupp and several other couples with locations Washington D C South Orange Pasadena Brooklyn New York New Jersey and Kingston.
Funeral notices from Brooklyn and beyond June 1910
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York and neighboring towns. Individuals named include Lillian F. Davis, Michael Deutsch, Bertha Eck, Ellen Hogan, Louis Michels, Adele Mitsch, Bridget Lenahan, Charles Talbert, Samuel D. Tonge, Ida Epitz er, and many others with residence details and service times. Public notices cover private funerals, omitting flowers, and schedule details in June 1910 across Brooklyn, Long Island, Connecticut, and New Jersey communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Canada
West List St
Augusta
Noah Content
Davis
Whitestone
L. I
Lillian F
Charles R
Anna E. Davis
Deutsch
Michael Deutsch
Melanie Fisher Deutsch
East 78Th St
Eck
Bertha
Guido Eck
Trinity Lutheran Church
100Th St
Columbus
Amsterdam
Avs
Hogan
Ellen
Michael P. Hogan
East List St
Our Lady's Chapel
S J. Patrick's Cathedral
Imlay
Sterling Place
Brook
NS. Y
Imay
St. Bartholomery
Pacifico @t
Bedford Av
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. Ten Broeck Stoutinlay
Society of the Cincinnati
New Jersey
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Pacific Ft
Bedford
Campbell
Lewis I. Boggs
Lewis
Martin M. Lewis
Clarence M. Lewis
Nelson Av
Michels
Cedar Lawn
Irvington-on-Hudson
Louis M
Henrietta Michela
West 68Th St
Miller
William Miller
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Piffard
West Sith St
G. Piffard
Church of the Transfiguration
Sth Av
Schneider
Marie E. Schneider
Snelling
Susannah Peers
J. Greenwood Snelling
A. W. Paradise
JSS
Central Park West
New York City
G W. Tompkins
Greene Avy
Poughkeepsie
Tonge
Inwood-on the Hudson
Samuel D. B
Richard A
Annie L. Tonge
Henry A. Barling
Highwood
N. J
Brookside Cemetery
Englewood
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Richmond
White
Lefferts Place
Sarah L. White
Lavater S. White
Horton
Samuel R
Hunton
West
Mansfield
Michael
Mitsch
Adele N
Weat Asta St
O'Connell
East 88Th 6&T
M. O’grady
James J
Keag —Mary
West 140Th
Styles
Frank H
Halsey &T
In Memoriam Notices for Newark Clergy Members
In Memoriam notices recall John H Eckert of Mass Holy Cross Newark and James F Farley of Sacred Heart Newark both massed today at 8 A M in local churches with memorial rites observed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girl OF the
Golden West
Eothern and
Marlowe
Bucket Shop
Louis Mann
Atlantic City
Shubert
West Point
Knickerbocker Theatre
Lyric Theatre
de Wolf Hopper
Tis Giants
The
Cubs
Hopper
Casey
Miss Dresser
McGraw
Murphy
Lambs Club
Astor Theatre
Gussie Hall
Social Notes
John Erving
Misses Erving
Babylon, J
W. Scott Cameron
Richfield Springs
H. Mortimer Brooks
Geraldyn Redmond
C. I. Hudson
C. Alan Hudson
Anson P. Atterbury
Mrs. Atterbury
Eros
F. Lothrop Ames
Town
Roger Minton
Anita Ingersoll
Switzerand
F. P. Garvan
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Columbia
Porter
G. H.glover, Jr
Edmund ‘Kirby
L. L. Gillespie
Hughes
Central
Commerce Body
ment—Taft
Susquehanna
Plan Commuters’ League
Mrs. Best
Foustier
Harmsworth and
Pearson
Mrs. Augusta Content
Jersey
Polit
Keliher “ Marshall
BOY Riders
Delaware
Abernathys
Willmington
Wendling
Delclisur—Heydr
Cornelia Hever
Arthur Delclisur
Lethbridge—Foshay
Dora Foshay
Addison Yr
Lethbridge
Lipton—Van der Velde
Beatrice van der Velde
Francis T. Lipton
Macadam
Elsie Young
William H. Ruxton
Taylor—Douglas
Helen C. Douglas
Walter J. Taylor
Connecticut
Baur-Shaw
Danbury
Gertrude E. Shaw
Frederick B. Baur
Weinheimer
Franke
Black Rock
Fannie A. Franke
Francie Weinheimer
Christie—Turner
Netcong
Charlotte M. Turner
John Christie
Finnegan
Bornheimer
Chrissie Bornheimer
James Finnegan
Jones—Smith
Nutley
Irma L. Smith
James C. Jones
Jones—Wilks
Beatrice Wilks
Thomas Jones
Kemble—Albright
Beverly
Emily Albright
Edward W. Kemble
New York State
BRAMM
Flatbush Av
Liberty Av
Dore
Mary A
Eastern Parkway
Ellison
Eliza L
58Th St
Green
Rodney
SRIES
Mary
Herkimer
Vanderbilt
M. Moore
Howard
M. Murphy
John
Clascon
M. Palmer
Margaret
Washington Av
South 9Th &T
Tne Slattery
George
J. Peter's Hospital
Spall
Johann A
Willoughby
Zimmerman
William
Maurer St
Bridgeport
OPDAL
Alberta
46Th St
Aged & Wheeler
Ezra B
Southington
Whittlesey
Charles *E
West Haven
WICK
John O
Long Island
Beck
Long Island City
Uhl
Johanna
Steinway
Ulrich
Emile R
Ozone Park
William H
Islip
Asselmeyer
Julius
Madison St
Hoboken
Bliss
Chadwick
Charles
Newark
Corbett
Crane
Catherine E
West Orange
Cyphers
James H
Ann St
West Hoboken
Perlee
Frederick T
Sd St
Prosser
Roberts
Barbara
Cedar Grove
Rommel
Frederick P
Irvington
Schanbacher
John G
Simpson
John A
Siscom
Luella F
Belleville
LORAN
Vail
Whstams
Alma E
Scott
Une Williams
Maud E. Earington
Graves
Marcus L
Wailkill
Kirkham
Peter Z
Brewster
M. Merrihew
Ella
Claverack
Woodlawn
Mariera
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Uondertakeers
Tate Ae
Barnes
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