Regiment Makes a Raid Near Camp Townsend on Frontline Mission
Special to The New York Times reports the Eighth Regiment moving eight miles from Camp Townsend to Lake Mohegan, establishing camp at 2:20 pm and guarding against surprise with reinforced sentries. General Roe reviewed the First Battery. new horses and improved tactical drill noted. Local entertainment featured harlem and Cherry Blossom Grove shows with ventriloquists, dancers, and sketches drawing crowds.
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The
New York Times
Camp Townsend
Peekskill
Lake Mohegan
Louis Wendel
Sauvan
Roe
Charles H. Ross
Jacoby
Townsend
Wendel
Whitaker Seeks Release From Cowles Alimony Bond
In New York Supreme Court Justice Gildersleeve heard H. P. Whitaker seek release from his $5,000 bond guaranteeing back alimony for Lizzie Cowles. Cowles, now with the Alice Nielsen Opera Company in London, faces contempt for remarriage while under alimony. The court reserved a decision and heard arguments on reducing the bond to $1,500 as alimony sits at $35 weekly.
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H. P. Whitaker
Eugene Cowles
Cowles
Justice Gildersleeve
Supreme Court
Lizzie -Cowles
New York
Whitaker
London
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Lizzie Cowles
Gildersleeve
Summer Amusements at Eden Musee and Nearby Theatres
The Eden Musee shows new moving pictures and wax groups with comic and mysterious themes. Proctor stock company revives Caste at East Fifty-eighth Street and presents a new comedietta Ar Engagement. Niobe with My Lady Help opens at Proctor’s Broadway. Hayes and Lyttons headline Grand Opera House with Corbett and Golden sketches. Peaceful Valley stars Sol Smith Russell at the American Theatre. Vaudeville dominates Hammerstein’s Paradise Garden and Keith’s Union Square hosts Williams and Walker. The Twenty-Third Street theatre features Lost, Strand, or Stolen with Jerome’s curtain raiser The Violin Maker. Ostensibly strong variety at Edison & Bial’s Music Hall and Hartig & Seamon’s.
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Mr. Proctor
Broadway Playhouse
Niobe
My Lady Help
Charles T. Ellis
Barr and Evans
George Yeomans
Whittaker
Hill
Grand Opera House
Hayes and Lyttons
James J. Corbett
George Fuller Golden
American Theatre
Peaceful Valley
Sol Smith Russell
Hosea Howe
Ralph Stuart
Hammerstein
Paradise Gardens
Merrills
Arras
Alice
Keith
Union Square Theatre
Williams and
Walker
Relph Johnstone
Carolyn
Delmore and Company
Conway and Leland
Keene Sisters
Mayo
OCTOR
Ae Gléck Company
Jerome K. Jerome
Kdster & Bial
Music Hall
Russell
George W. Day
Hartig & Seamon
West Point Cadets Attend Florodora as Box Refit Ends
The West Point Military Academy seniors filled fifty seats at the Casino for Florodora while carpenters enlarged Oscar Hammerstein's Paradise roof garden by adding sixteen new boxes. A disturbance over a complimentary ticket led to a man’s arrest after a scuffle with Special Officer Fred Kelly. The Knickerbocker Theatre sale of The Strollers opens next Monday at 9 A M with a large cast led by Eddie Foy and others. Industry notes report the Alice Nielsen Opera Company ending its London engagement and a stranded musical company returning to the English capital. Irene Perry sues for casting in The Silver Slipper after Thomas Davis failed to cast her as planned, amid talk that Owen Hall insisted on an all English cast.
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West Point Military Academy
Oscar Hammerstein
Paradise Hi
New York Theatre
John Reilly
Fred Kelly
West Forty-seventh Street
Francis Wilson
George W. Lederer
Knickerbocker Theatre
Mr. Wilson
Eddie Foy
D. L. Don
Benjamin Howard
James Darling
James A
Budapest
Vienna
Berlin
Kerker and Morton
New York
Irene Perry
Thomas Davis
the Silver Slipper
London
Owen Hall
Miss Perry
Class Day at Princeton University Completes Exercises
Princeton University completes its 154th commencement class day with the Annapolis Naval Band, speakers including Ralph Powell Swofford and Stephen French Whitman, and ivy ceremony by De Witt Vermilye Hutchings. Honors awarded to Magna cum laude and cum laude scholars across departments. final campus procession and roll call end the day.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Annapolis Naval Band
Zimmerman
Alexander Hall
Patton
George McLainty Mattis
Champaign
Ill
Ralph Powell Swofford
Kansas City
Ralph
Somerville Thompson
Edmund James Brady
Washington, D. C
Stephen French Whitman
New York City
Valentine Hrummell Beighaus
Waverly
N. Y
Ames Walker Jameson
Antrim
N. H
Jameson
Frank Latimer Janeway
New Brunswick
Ralph Somerville Thompson
Howard Moore Saylor
Pottstown
Penn
Annapolis Navy Band
Nassau Hall
William L. Breckinridge
Robert B. Elmore
Edward Glassmeyer
Walter E. Hope
Howard R. Omwaker
Gordon MacGregor Russell
Arthur H. Adams
Charles Strong Gray
Merritt Lynde Harding
Clark Stillman Judd
Gilbert Walker Kelly
Walter Ewing Hope
Robert Woods Sutton
Ralph Wentworth
Howard Rufus Omwaker
Charles Randal Robbins
Beekman
Ramsey
John Mifflin Hood, Jr
Louis O’neill Mellinger
Columbia Class Day Honors College Seniors With Planting Ceremony
Columbia seniors held class day in the gym for about 3000 attendees. President Joseph Buhler led the roll call while Secretary Karl Lorenz announced results of class statistics. Allison Lederer gave the history address, Knowlton Durham read the class poem, and Edward Mitchell delivered the yew tree ovation. The event ended with a march and a campus tour and a later class day dance with illuminated grove.
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Columbia
Joseph S. Buhler
Karl Kumler Lorenz
Allison M. Lederer
Knowlton Durham
Edward Dinger Mitchell
Flushing
L. I
Frederick Pearce Delgado
Terns and Columbia Colors Adorn Decorated Scene
The panel shows tern imagery alongside Columbia colors light blue and white, highlighting a decorative display. Polo shirts and banners echo a coordinated color theme across the setting.
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Columbia
Butler at Vassar College Phi Beta Kappa address
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University spoke at Vassar College chapel before the Phi Beta Kappa Society. He urged education as correctness in speech, refined manners, habits of reflection, growth, and efficiency, noting education unites scientists and philosophers.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Butler
Penn University Class Day marks 142 graduates
Philadelphia June 10 seniors of the University of Pennsylvania held Class Day exercises on campus to celebrate exit from studies. Robert Smith Gawthrop served as class president delivering the salutatory. De Witt Dukes Barlow was historian and Frank Brooks Evans Jr read the class poem by Samuel Crowther Jr. Ivy planting rites completed the ceremony.
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Pennsylvania University
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Smith Gawthrop
de Witt Dukes Barlow
Frank Brooks Evans, Jr
Samuel Crowther, Jr
Ivy
Speyer Couple Endows $100,000 Experimental School
Dean Russell announces a $100,000 gift from Mr. and Mrs. James Speyer to Teachers College for a new experimental school on Lawrence Street near Amsterdam Avenue. Speyer, head of Speyer & Co., funds a modern building to be supervised by the college. The Speyers are active in philanthropy and education. the school will bear their name.
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Teachers’ College
James Speyer
Dean Russell
Lawrence Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Speyer
Speyer & Co
Broad Street
Europe
University Sttlement Society
Provident Loan Society
Board of Education
William L. Strong
John A. Lowery
John Dynelay Prince
Speyer School
Rockaway Hunt Club
Arling Harper
Dorothy Rand
Kathryn Richardson
Albert Francke
Walter L. Goodwin
Eben Stevens
John L. Lawrence
Philip B. Thompson
Origen Seymour
James B. Taylor
Langdon B. Valentine
Rockaway Hunt
Social Wanderings Mark Suburban Summer of 1890s
A society page notes a shift to suburban and coastal gatherings with arrivals like Col. and Mrs. Astor and the Potters Palmer. Polo trips to Devon, a Cathedral School reception in Garden City, and Princeton Uni dances frame a season of subscriptions, weddings, and coastal club events across Rockaway, Southampton, and Easthampton.
Summer Retreats and Society Notices At Newport
The piece lists summer openings for Philadelphia families at Newport cottages and Ardsley clubs. It notes arrivals on the Campania including the Appletons and other society figures, weddings upcoming, and family movements between Lenox Firwood Noroton and Europe, with mourning for Senator Brice and plans for a bachelor dinner for Yor. Theodore Stuart Hart and Mary Ayres Robbins are set to wed.
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Theodore Stuart Hart
Mary Ayres Robbins
University Club
John B. Kouwenhoven
Yonkers
Herbert Knox Smith
Hartford
Walcott Phelps Robbins
Russell Lee Jones
John A. Hartwell
Howard Russell Kingsbury
Charles McWilliams
Newport summer society notes round up verbose
Greta Pomeroy debuts a newly arrived hunter valued at 2000 dollars as Newport begins its social season. Numerous New York and Washington figures, including Gannon Kane Berwind Oelrichs Dyer Vanderbilt and Astor descendants, arrive or plan stays at Swanhurst Pinard Cottage The Breakers Wakehurst and other Newport spots. A luncheon at Newport Golf Club opens the season with managers Carroll and Emp for the House Committee.
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New York Times
Newport
Greta Pomeroy
Sinclair Gannon
United States Navy
C. H. Scott
A. 8. Clarke
James V. Parker
de Lancey I. Kane
George L. Rives
Swanhurst
Wee Bush
Brockholst Cutting
William Cutting
Edward J. Berwind
Charles M. Oelrichs
Elisha Dyer
New York
G. M. Hutton
George B. de Forest
William Appleton
Boston
William H. Sands
Tower Top
A. Cass Canfield
Pinard Cottage No
Fanny Foster
Robert Garrett
Narragansett Avenue
James J. van Alen
Wakehurst
Canada
Astor
George Peabody Wetmore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Chastellux
Cornelius Vanderbilt
The
Robinson
J. B. Coghlan
Coghlan
Ellen Mason
C. F. Chickering
Ss. S. Burt
Charles G. Ayers
Miss Ayers
Washington
J. B. Ayers
Gilchrist
Newton
Mass
Richard Mortimer
Miss Taylor
H. A. Taylor
John J. Wysong
Muenchinger-King
Peter W. Lynch
Ae R. Caswell
Newark
Miss Colgate
Hayden
Grace Knowlton
Brooklyn
Newport Golf Club
Royal Phelps Carroll
Arthur Temp
Wedding of Elizabeth Booth Orme and Rawlings Hume in Georgetown
Miss Elizabeth Booth Orme and Rawlings Hume, both of Georgetown, married at Christ Church Washington on June 10. The ceremony featured pink and white floral decorations, a long pew of family ushers, many bridesmaids from Georgetown and beyond, and a white satin gown with lace and a tulle veil. A reception followed at the Orme home.
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Washington
Elizabeth Booth Orme
Rawlings Hume
Georgetown
Christ Church
Orville Ecker
Robert Hume
Frank Gordon
Robert Heth
George Mason
Don Nesbitt
Carbery Richie
Joseph Thompson
Harry Morgan
James Orme
Ethel Sigsbee
Rittenhouse
Miss Peck
Cragin
Marshell
Illiam Batley Orme
Charles Hume
Alfred Rhett Stuart
Orme
Heydrick Seip Wed in Kleinsville Berks County
Alfred M. Heydrick of Brooklyn married Nora A. Seip at the bride's parents home in Kleinsville Berks County Pennsylvania. Heydrick is son of Rev. David M. Heydrick Presbyterian minister and a Yale College graduate serving as director of physical education at Browne's Brooklyn Business Callens. The bride is described as a capable young woman with wide travels and time lived in Washington where she has many friends.
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Reading
Penn
Alfred M. Heydrick
Brooklyn
Nora A. Seip
Kleinsville
Berks County
David M. Heydrick
Yale College
Browne
Callens
Washington
Bernheimer-Goldsmith Spcial Event Shocks East Penn Jews
Reading Penn June 10 a notable special event in Jewish circles of East Penn was announced.
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Reading
Penn
East Penn
Jennie Goldsmith and Henry Bernheimer Wed in Reading
Miss Jennie Goldsmith and Henry Bernheimer were married at 5 o clock this evening in Temple Qheb Sholom. Rev Julius Frank officiated before 250 guests from New York Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Paterson Newark Brooklyn Allentown Easton Wilmington Reading and other cities. The bride is the daughter of Councilman Joseph Goldsmith. The groom is a successful Reading merchant.
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Sylvania
Jennie Goldsmith
Henry Bernheimer
Julius Frank
Temple Qheb Sholom
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Paterson
Newark
Brooklyn
Allentown
Easton
Wilmington
Reading
Joseph Goldsmith
In The Shops A Summer Wardrobe and Decor
A plain Panama hat costs 2.95 with narrow band and wide brim. Discusses summer fabrics, trims, and a red coat and hat少女. describes Persian whipcord, Empire coats, silk gauze handkerchiefs, and open mesh cotton canvas for coach covers. A Chinese style room showcases blue and white decor with bamboo and rattan furniture and blue white fabrics.
Sir Walter Besant Dead At 73 In London
Sir Walter Besant, eminent novelist and founder of the Society of Authors, died yesterday at Frognal End Hempstead after a fortnight illness from influenza. Born 1838 in Portsmouth, he shaped publisher writer relations and helped build the People’s Palace. He was knighted in 1895 and left a prolific literary legacy including collaboration with James Rice.
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London
Walter Besant
Frognal End
Hempstead
Atlantic Union
Sir Walter Besant
Society of Authors
Palestine Exploration Fund
People’s Palace
Mile End Road
East End
Besant
Portsmouth
King’s College
Christ's College
Cambridge
Royal College of
Mauritius
England
James Rice
Rice
Vulcan
Monks
Thelema
Celia
Pall Mall
Old London
Westminster
South London
Death of English writer Walter Besant noted
The obituary recalls Besant's literary career and collaborations with Walter Pollock including The Pen and the Book (1899) provocative on author publisher relations. It mentions East London, a study of social conditions, and The Lady of Lynn, with two novels unfinished at his death.
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Ward Baitner
Richard Jefferies
Walter Pollock
East London
Century
Lynn
Dodd, Mead & Co
Besant
America
Robert Williams Buchanan Dies in England at 63
London reports the death of Robert Williams Buchanan poet critic and novelist born August 18 1841 at Caverswall Staffordshire He studied at Glasgow and rose to fame with works such as Undertones London Poems Napoleon Fallen and The Shadow of the Sword His career included the controversial Fleshly School pamphlet and later Wanderer Jew in 1893 He toured the United States in 1884-85 and remained a noted literary figure until his passing.
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Robert Williams Buchanan
Caverswall
Staffordshire
England
Robert Buchanan
University of Glasgow
London
Daniel Gray
Buchanan
Gray
North Coast
Napoleon Fallen
Lady Clare
Sophia
Joseph
Dick Sheridan
God
Man
Dante Gabrielle Rossetti
Rossetti
Swinburne
United States
Death of Lord Wantage a Crimean Veteran and Landowner
London June 10 Robert James Loyd Lindsay first Baron Wantage a Crimean War veteran and one of Britain's wealthiest landowners is dead. Born 1832 he served in the Scots Fusilier Guards earned the Victoria Cross at Alma and Inkerman and later held various political and royal offices. His Berkshire estate spans 52 000 acres across several counties and includes the Manor once leased to Richard Croker.
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Richard Croker
Berkshire
Eng
London
Robert James Loyd- Lindsay
Baron
Wantage
Robert James Loyd-Lindsay
Crimea
United Kingdom
Eton
Scots Fusilier Guards
Alma
Inkerman
de Caene
James Simpson
Scots Guards
Prince of Wales
War Office
Lord Beaconsfield
English Red Cross Society
Northamptonshire
Buckinghamshire
Oxfordshire
Huntingdonshire
England
Eee Manor
Lord Wantage
Death lists Rev E S Widdemer at 77 in Asbury Park
The Rev E S Widdemer died at his Seventh Avenue home after a long illness that followed the death of his son Rev Howard T Widdemer. A Sumneytown native aged 77 he studied law then theology and served as rector in Stillwater Troy Philadelphia and Yonkers. He leaves a daughter sister and several grandchildren with substantial property. Funeral at Unity Church this afternoon at 4 with Philadelphia interment Wednesday. Asbury Park Masonic Lodge to attend.
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E. S. Widdemer
Seventh Avenue
Asbury Park
N. J
Howard T. Widdemer
Widdemer
Sumneytown
Penn
General Theological Seminary
New York
Episcopal
Stillwater
Troy
Philadelphia
Christ Church
Yonkers
I. W. Hart
P. Solliday
Unity Church
Death of J. T. Keys in Elizabeth New Jersey
J T Keys former employee of F W Devoe paint Co and New York Dry Dock Co died yesterday morning of ap ndicitia in General Hospital at Elizabeth N J He was fifty five leaves a widow and three children Born in Connecticut in 1849 He was connected with F W Devoe C T Reynolds of New York a member of several clubs and Orient Lodge F A M He belonged to Trinity Episcopal Church Elizabeth.
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F. W. Devoe Paint Company
New York Dry Dock Company
General Hospital
Elizaeth
N. J
Keys
JT. Keys
Connecticut
F. W. Devoe & C. T. Reynolds
New York
Railroad Club
Eaneers’ Club
Fulton Club
Newark
Union County Suburban Club
Elizabeth Athletic Club
Mattano Club
Elizabeth
Orient Lodge
F.A. M
Trinity Episcopal Church
International Y M C A Jubilee Opens In Boston
Nearly 5 000 delegates from many nations gather in Boston for the International Jubilee Convention of the Y M C A of North America. Arrivals include groups from Adelaide Australia and Japan with early arrivals welcomed by local committees at Mechanics Building and Mechanics Hall, followed by city tours.
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Boston
Young Men's Christian Association of North America
Mechanics Building
Adelaide
Australia
Japan
Young Men's Christian Associaon Mecca
Anneapolis
Mechanics Hall
No Other Place in New York Like It Baths and Hotel
Advertisement for The Russian and Turkish Baths at 18 Lafayette Place New York City promising artesian wells and day and night hotel accommodations open around the clock.
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New York
Lafayette Place
New York City
Linen Summer Shirt Offers All White E and W
Linen summer shirt option described as all white. Emphasizes lightweight fabric and classic color. Suitable for warm weather wear. No additional details provided.
Hunt Watrous wedding announced in June
Margaret Livingston Watrous and Richard Howland Hunt were married on Saturday June 8 at the bride’s parents home in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Kittridge.
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Hunt—Watrous
Kittridge
Margaret Livingston Watrous
Richard Howland Hunt
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements for Bernard L. Ackerman Maltbie D. Babcock Thomas H. Barowsky Elizabeth C. Buechner Margaret Shaw Morrell Burroughs Mary Monroe Ellen O Neill William G. Smith and others list ages residences dates and service arrangements across New York New Jersey and Philadelphia areas with private services and flowers omitted when noted. Several entries include church or venue details and interment preferences.
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Ackerman
Inwood
Bernard L. Ackerman
Grand Lodge
Masonic Hall
Babcock
Naples
Italy
Maltbie D. Babcock
Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth Av
37Th St
Barowsky
Thomas H. Barowsky
Buechner
Brooklyn
Elizabeth C
Augustus Buechner
Burhans
Kingston
N. Y
Margaert Shaw
Cornelius Burhans
Pearl St. Aes N. Y
Burroughs
Poughkeepsie
D. Morrell Burroughs
South Road
Crane
Church St
Montclair
N. J
Charles F. Forbes
City of Mexico
Hall
Netherwood
Mary Monroe
George L. Hall
Belvedere Av
Hone
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Galbraith Perry
John
Jane Hone
Keys
Elizabeth
Alfred de Forest Keys
Broad St
Lanier
Far Rockaway
L. I
Elizabeth Louise
Henry Wysham
Josephine Stevens Lanier
O’neill
East 12Th St
Ellen O'Neill
St. Ann's Church
Smith
Astor
West 128Th St
William G. Smith
Tuneral Private
William
Hudson
Ab Adler
Karl F
Clay St
Addis
Edward
Carlton
Burns
Bernard
Marcella
Kent
de Feely
Lorimer St
Fraas
Margaretta
Smith St
Siti Goldman
Julia
Greves
Frederick C
Keap St
Dora
Richards
Hohfelder
George
Harriby
Anne
L. I. College
Hyndman
M. E. Hospital
Hamm
Kjellander
Eskil
Fulton
Kenney
L Kroeck
Henry
Bay Ridge
Fried
Lindner
Sieg
Malloy
Kings Co
Almshouse
Giovanino
Fulton St
Malcolmsen
Jeanette
Bergen
McConnell
James
Napier
Amy H
Paterson
Eva
Montauk Av
Sige
Blake
Withers St
Penelli
Mary
Kosciusko
Peters
Myrtle
Phelan
John J
Strack
Margaret
Utz
Frank J
Borrum
cDon- van Houten
Sadie E
Gal
Weaver i Harold
Franklin
Williamson
Mma
St. Mary's Hos
Cypress Hills Cemetery From Brooklyn Ferries Route
Brief notice lists the Cypress Hills Cemetery access via the Brooklyn ferries or elevated railway with the New York office located at 1 Madison Avenue. It notes travel routes and contact point for service or information. The item emphasizes transportation links to the cemetery from Brooklyn via the city’s ferry and rapid transit network.
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Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
R. R. New York
Madison Av
Deaths Reported Across Manhattan and Bronx on June 10
A long list of deaths dated June 10 records individuals from Manhattan and the Bronx with ages shown for many. Entries include Ignatz Altman of St Louis. Fannie Alt. of 527th Street. and Flora Avanzindo of Gaxter Street among numerous others with varied addresses. The list names residents by street and city, with ages ranging from under one year to over eighty, reflecting widespread mortality data from the period.
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ASCH
Augusta
Altman
Ignatz
St. Louis
ALT. Fannie
Ackerman
Hernard L
Dykeman
Avanzindo
Flora
Gaxter
Albrecht
Eugene
Bitner
Henry
E. 20Th
Bird
Mary L
Willett St
Brady
Rose A
W. 40Th
Blacher
Stishe
Broome St
Dunn
Mary
Avenue A
Damiani
Rocco
Spring St
Engels
Joseph
Eichhorn
Katherine
Eichelman
Frederick
E. 40Th
Ferres
Fitzgerald
Bridget
L Fellers
Jane M
Lexington Ay
Finnigan
Marck
Marie
Mortina
Sadie
Mackey
Katie
Miholy
Fagan
Matthew M
Brooklyn
Freund
Katharine
Farley
Geraghtey
Katherine L
Hatenaker
Bertha C
Hatter
Philipine
Hobart
Nettie
Igel
Anna
Jennings
Nellie
A Jonson
Peter
Kuyler
Thomas
Water St
Kreissing
Rockville
Conn
King
Levy, le Roy H
Lumbiase
Manodlios
Mensch
Dora
T. A
Columbus
Antonio
Peekskill
N. Y
McSherry
Maggie E
W. Houston
McClutchie
Jennie
O'Brien
Cherry St
O'Connor
Annie J
E. 119Th St
Owens
James J
la Louise
Montefiore
O'Neill
Ellen
E. 12Th St
Perron
Louisa
W. 27Th St
Parkhill
Mary E
Pinkerton
John
Hudson St
Post
Printz
Ruth
Polaski
Helen
Attorney St
Paverse
Luigo
Piquataro
Rae
Frederic F
Sussman
Salermo
Ceri
Elizabeth St
Saracini
Manoog
E. 28Th St
Stabinsky
Lela
Clinton St
Salomon
James F
W. 99Th St
East 24Th St
Tucker
Hiram T
Annual Meeting of Home for Incurables in New York
The thirty fifth annual meeting of the Society of the Home for Incurables will be held at the institution on Tuesday June 11 1901 at three o'clock in the afternoon. Anniversary exercises will include addresses by Bishop Potter Chauncey M Depew and Rev B Buchanan D D, followed by annual reports and a reception by the Ladies Auxiliary. Patrons and friends are invited.
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Sa Ave
N. Y. City
Incurables
Society of the Home For Incurables
Potter
Chauncey M. Depew
B. Buchanan
Anthony Dey
Frederick C. Wagner
M. H. Clarkson
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T. B. Smith
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Firwood
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H. H. McLaren
Sec'y
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!