Princeton Phi Beta Kappa Debates and Lynde Prize Day Honors
Princeton society and alumni events unfold in Dodge Hall and Alexander Hall with Phi Beta Kappa meetings, the Lynde prize debate on the popular election of U S Senators, and a large alumni dinner where President Patton noted $140000 raised for a new gymnasium. The day also features the Ivy Cottage baseball game, Whig and Clio gatherings, and numerous patronesses at the commencement reception in the Casino.
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R. K. Cassatt
John G. Hibben
A. Brown
M. A. Starr
John P. Poe
J. S. Morgan
Harrison Garret
George Armour
Bartlett John
W. G. Park
Robert Ober
S. M. Dickinson
A. van Rensselaer
Rolla Wells
Ivy
Clio
University Hall
Harry Davis
Patton
John R. Emery
New Jersey
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New York City
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Washington, D. C
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Rochester
N. Y
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West Virginia
Edgar ‘Allan Poe
Baltimore
Alexander All
United States
Robert Service Steen
Prades
Walter Ewing Hope
Franklin W. Fort
Hast Orange
Robert Woods Sutton
Pittsburg
Penn
Thomas Longland Thompson
Michigan
William Arthur Babson
South Orange
Charles V. D. Joline
Richard M. Hodge
New York
E. L. Stevenson
Phi Beta Kappa Initiations at Columbia University
The Phi Beta Kappa society at Columbia held its annual meeting and initiations in Havemeyer Hall with eight seniors and four juniors honored. Prof Richard T Ely and organizers addressed members. Bliss Perry and Joel Spingarn spoke at public events in Havemeyer Hall and later at the College Tavern.
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Columbia University
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Herbert Fedor Small
Egbert H. P. Ward
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David Armstrong
Michael Hart Cardozo
Harold Harris Gumm
George Henry Danton
William M. Nesbit
John Pearce Langs
Frank Houghton Sewall
Richard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
Columbia
Prof
van Amringe
Bliss Perry
Atlantic Monthly
Joel Elias Spingarn
Dr. Spingarn
College Tavern
Union College Alumni Day Honors Gov Odell at Nott Memorial
Union University hosted Alumni Day in Schenectady with Gov. Odell in attendance. Toastmaster W H McElroy introduced President A V W Raymond before Odell spoke praising Dr Nott and the college, calling for continued training of capable men for future opportunities.
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N. Y
Union University
Odell
Nott Memorial Hall
W. H. McElroy
A. V. W. Raymond
White House
Columbia
New York City
Nott
Deaf and Dumb Graduates Celebrate West Side Ceremony
About twelve young women and eight young men graduated from the Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb on West 163rd Street. The crowded chapel heard exercises from nearly all 473 pupils including kindergarten children demonstrating rapid sign language reading and speech.
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Institution For the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
West One Hundred and Sixty-third Street
The
Hudson
Avery T. Brown
Deaf and Dumb School Holds Deaf Sign Language Graduation
The program at the Institution featured 4& drill by Company C of boys ages seven to ten led by Prof. Enoch Henry Currier. Graduating students delivered essays in sign language with interpretation, including The Past Century and Home Influence. Nearly a hundred prizes were distributed for proficiency as The Star Spangled Banner was sung in sign language.
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Enoch Henry Currier
United States
Anthony C. Reiff
Cordelia
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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Currier
Gilman Delivers Farewell at Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University held its commencement marking Dr. Daniel Coit Gilman’s farewell as president. Ira Remsen will assume the presidency in September. One hundred twenty degrees were awarded including six women Doctors of Medicine. James L. McLane read a board minute praising Gilman’s foundational work.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Johns Hopkins
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Maryland
United States
Colgate Seniors Banquet at Sherburne Falls
The Colgate University senior class held its annual banquet at Sherburne Falls New York with B W Valentine as toastmaster. Respondents to toasts included F E Munro EB C Miller John Mooshie F C Whitefield and F P Hunter. The first class reunion is planned for June 1904 and officers for three years were elected Walter Dalton Estes president Byron Warren Valentine secretary and Frederic R Ford treasurer.
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Hamilton, N. Y
Frederic R. Ford
Elmira, N. Y
Syracuse Trustees Report Major Donations and New Subscriptions
At Syracuse University trustees meeting, donors include Lyman C. Smith $25000 John S. Huyler $25000 Clarence W. Seamans $25000 S W Bowne $12500 William Nottingham $12500. Funds support Lees gift of $400000 by John D Archbold and $33000 subscribed to cover annual deficiency.
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N. Y
Syracuse University
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John S. Huyler
New York
Clarence W. Seamans
S. W. Bowne
William Nottingham
Lee
John D. Archbold
Harvard Boyden essay contest prizes awarded
The Harvard Boyden essay contest awarded prizes. R. M. Greene of Boston won the 250 undergraduate prize, G. H. Montague of Springfield won the 200 second prize, E. J. Blewett of St. Thomas Ontario earned 300 for graduates, and I. Grossman of Cleveland won the Charles Sumner prize for the best dissertation on universal peace and abolition of war.
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Boston
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Springfield
E. J. Blewett
St. Thomas
Ontario
Oxford
England
Charles Sumner Rize
I. Grossman
Cleveland
Syracuse Professor Haanel Resigns Physics Chair
Syracuse University announces the resignation of Prof. Eugene Haanel after thirteen years as head of Physics. He accepts appointment as Superintendent of Mines of Canada following Canada's cabinet ratification. Haanel, born May 24, 1841 in Breslau, has long held royal society and Victoria University ties.
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Germany
Adrian
Hillsdale
Albion Colleges
Michigan
Victoria College
Coburg
Ontario
Syracuse Unioah
Baireuth Opera Plans Wagner Season Details
Berlin reports the Baireuth programme for Wagner performances with dates for The Flying Dutchman Parsifal and the Nibelungen Ring. Singers include Heidkamp Burgstaller Kraus Van Rooy Destinn Schumann-Heink Van Dyck Schmedes Epucetsr Blass Wittich Gulbranson and more. Conductors are Mottl Huck Hans Richter and Siegfried Wagner.
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New York
Schuetz
Friedrichs
Gulbranson
Wittich
Briesemeister
Herr Mott
Flying Dutchman
Herr Huck
Herren Hans Richter
Siegfried Wagner
Twelve-year-old solos at Kaltenborn Orchestra night
Norma Meyer, a claimed twelve, performed an andante from a Hofmann concerto and a Strauss Arabian Nights at the Kaltenborn Orchestra’s second St Nicholas Garden concert. The program opened with Berlioz, included Dvorak New World, Rubinstein false caprice, Kretschmer march, and Saint-Saens The Deluge.
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Kaltenborn Orchestra
St. Nicholas Garden
Miss Meyer
Manhattan Beach
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Godard
Miss Meyeree
Anton Dvorak
Benvenuto Cellini
Hector Berlioz
Raymond
Thomas
Rubinstein
Kretschmer
Strauss
Miss Sibyl Sanderson Reappears in Phryne at Opera Comique
In Paris Miss Sibyl Sanderson sang Phryne at the Opera Comique marking her first Paris appearance since the death of husband Antonio Terry. An appreciative audience welcomed her, and morning papers hailed the return a success.
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Foreclosure Filed Against May Irwin on 28th Street Property
May Irwin is named as defendant in foreclosure proceedings affecting a parcel on the south side of Twenty eight Street, 248 feet east of Seventh Avenue, measuring 25 by 389 feet. The action is brought by Pauline Echeverria.
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Twenty-eight Street
Seventh Avenue
Pauline Echeverria
Theatrical Gossip on Hooper and London musicals
The Florodora star Lewis Hooper sails to England to study for The Silver Slipper, which he will stage in the U.S. The current run of When Knight hood Was in Flower at the Criterion Theatre ends its last week with a 165th performance. Miss Marlowe plans a post summer tour and a new Christopher Lee Criterion play returns in February. A roof garden addition is planned for a second venue near Music Hall.
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Florodora
Lee Criterion
Ater Music Hall
W. W. Appleton
J. Bowers Lee
W. Forbes Morgan
George A. Peabody
J. W. Minturn
William D. Sloane
Miss Sloane
Austin Flint, Jr
F. H. Prince
Nathaniel Thayer
Thayer
Edward C. Cooper
George L. Rives
Theatrical circles prepare for secret meetings and continental tours
A secret meeting of the Entertainment Committee plans for a new company to perform at country resorts to raise funds for a clubhouse. George Co. Tyler and W. F. Connor sail to Europe on the Deutsch- land liner for next season's attractions. Eleanor Robson and her mother depart on the Campania for a ten week tour of Europe. Tyrone Power to join the Manhattan Theatre company with Mrs. Fiske next season. Mrs. Fiske rests in the Adirondacks and returns in August to rehearse Miranda of the Balcony.
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W. A. Jones
A. M. Palmer
Maud Banks
Maida Craigen
Cora Tanner
Suzanne Leonard Westford
Professional
Woman's League
Europe
George Co. Tyler
W. F. Connor
Eleanor Robson
Madge Carr Cookll
Campania
England
Miss Robson
Cable
Tyrone Power
Manhattan Theatre Company
Fiske
Mr. Power
Marquis of Steyne
Becky Harp
Fifh Avenue Theatre
Australia
Augustin Dalys Company
Amalgamated Copper Case Sits Before Boston Supreme Court
Clarence H. Venner's suit to restrain absorption of the Boston and Montana and the Butte and Boston Mining Companies by Amalgamated Copper was heard in the Supreme Court before Judge Knowlton. The decision was reserved as testimony in related suits continues. The case cites past earnings and proposed stock issues, and seeks a master to value the Butte and Boston Mine and restrain stock exchanges pending report.
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Clarence H. Venner
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Supreme Court
Knowlton
Butte and Boston Company
Butte and Boston
Anaconda Mining Company
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Butte
Udge Knowlton
Forsaith-Maginnis
Wedding and Summer Social Glide Through City Notes
Society pages report a wedding in the South Church today uniting Miss Robbins and Dr Theodore S Harris amid many out of town guests. Also noted is a Springhurst festival for Zion Church and a steady stream of Atlantic voyage arrivals and departures with various prominent families aboard ships Majestic Oceanic and Trave.
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Theodore 8. Hart
Springhurst
Dobbs Ferry
Zion Church
Kansas Bank Cashier Mortally Self-Destructs in Dexter
Dexter Kansas June 11. Cashier Watkins of the local bank committed death by own action today. The bank is closed pending action by the Bank Commissioner.
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Dexter, Kan
Watkins
Panama hats and aluminium picnic gear spark fashion debate
A column roasts men’s Panama hats and nudges women to drop the trend while offering practical shop tips. It praises lightweight aluminium picnic ware, spoons, stone choppers, and baby feeding implements for summer use, with notes on red linen outfits and wash silk stock fabrics.
Newport Opens Spouting Rock Beach Season After Improvements
June 11 Newport reports completion of renovations at Spouting Rock Beach and plans to open next month for the season. Various notable guests arrive at cottages and yachts, including Ashbel H. Barney Dr. W. T. Bull H. I. Cone and J. H. Reid, with residents from New York Philadelphia and Boston noted among guests and staff.
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Ashbel H. Barney
W. T. Bull
H. I. Cone
A. Halstead
J. H. Reid
A. Lanfear Norrie
William T. Bull
New York
Dudley Place
B. R. Smith
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Nicholas Fish
Clark Cottage
Parker Avenue
Stuyvesant Leroy
Max Agassiz
Kirin
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Philip Sagegart
W. D. Hatch
Arnold Hague
Richard Mortimer
James de W. Cutting
de Blois & Eldridge
J. F. D. Lanier
Hoffman
Bellevue Avenue
Oliver Gouldines
Hermarm Oelrichs
Lyman Ring
Pembroke Jones
Notable Arrivals for the Aquidneck Season Begin
Jones return from New York on the steam yacht Narada. The Aquidneck welcomes Mr and Mrs D G Pratt Mr and Mrs A Bow Dr and Mrs H S Drake and others from Middle town Mass James Brown Potter arrives for the season Mr and Mrs W Starr Miller of New York join the season Mrs John Hayes and Miss Stella D Hayes of Allegheny City reach their cottage late G T Bispham of Philadelphia and Miss Adele Bull of New York among late arrivals.
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G. T. Bispham
Philadelphia
Adele Bull
New York
Parsons Durel wedding at 107 West Sixty-fourth Street
Irving R. Parsons and Miss Stella Consuelo Durel wed at the bride’s mother Mrs. Marie N. Durel’s residence. Rev. Father Donovan officiated in a floral drawing room. After a brief reception the couple left for a northern tour and will reside at 107 West Sixty-fourth Street.
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Irving R. Parsons
Stella Consuelo Durel
Marie N. Durel
West Sixty-fourth Street
Father Donovan
St. Vincent de Paul’s
Golden Wedding Celebrated By Freunds At Tuxedo Hall
Mr and Mrs Philipp Freund celebrated their golden wedding with a 100 guest dinner and dance at the Tuxedo Building hall Madison Avenue and Fifty ninth Street. The groom received a solid gold tablet from Lebanon Hospital directors and a loving cup from the Sons of Benjamin. Notables included Ferdinand Levy and many other friends and relatives.
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Drachmann
Madison Avenue
Fiftyninth Street
Julius Stich
A. Silverstone
Jacob Fuchs
Ralph Waldo
M. Zimmerman
M. Schuitzer
John J. Mann
I. H. Rosenfeld
A. Robinson
Mitchell Levy
A. Weinberger
Leo Hutter
Edmund Archibald Stuart Earl Moray Dies Without Issue
Edmund Archibald Stuart fifteenth Earl of Moray Lord Abernethy Strathearn Doune and St Cylm in Scotland died leaving no children. He inherited extensive estates totaling about 1400 acres and was educated at Exeter College Oxford. He married Anna Mary Collinson in 1877 and was descended from James V and Mary Queen of Scotland. title passes to his brother Francis James Stuart Gray.
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Scotland
Hamilton of
Edmund Luttrell Stuart
Elizabeth Jackson
Swanage
Exeter College, Oxnford
Anna Mary
George J. Collinson
Clapham
Moray
Francis James Stuart-Gray
Kinfauns Castle
Ex-Police Capt Henry D Hooker Dies in Harlem Home
Ex police captain Henry D Hooker longtime Harlem resident died Monday evening at 437 East 121st Street after a lingering illness. Born December 19 1829 in Southbridge Massachusetts he served in the Mexican War before joining the New York police January 28 1861. He rose to captain August 2 1875 and commanded the Third Precinct then the Thirty third Precinct before paralysis in 1893. Retired February 8 1895 funeral at his residence with interment in Cypress Hills he was a member of York Lodge F and A M Grace Lodge Knights of Honor.
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Harlem
East One Hundred and Twenty-first Street
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Mass
New York
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Cypress Hills
York Lodge
Ex-Consul McElrath Dies in Colorado Springs
Percy McElrath former United States Consul at Turin Italy died in Glockner Sanitarium Colorado Springs two hours after arriving from Italy due to consumption. He was buried at St Stephen's Church after funeral services aided by Dr Gerald Walsh and his wife and a maid accompanied him on the journey.
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Turin
Italy
Col
Percy McElrath
United States
Glockner Sanitarium
Gerald Walsh
St. Stephen's Church
McElrath
Prominent Kingston Brick Manufacturer Dies at 71
BENJAMIN TURNER of Kingston New York died there yesterday aged seventy one. He built a fortune after earlier work as a Delaware and Hudson Canal Company storekeeper. LANSING M HOWLANDP died yesterday at Sandy Hill New York aged forty eight. Son of Enos Howland he was a Howland Paper Company stockholder and Union Bag and Paper Company director and an Elector for McKinley. BE Dean Dow formerly of Plainfield New Jersey died in Knoxville Tennessee aged eighty three. He edited The Central New Jersey Times beginning in 1868 and owned The Chestnuts seminary for women in Plainfield. Eight of their children are buried in Plainfield. ARTHUR S WATT mining engineer and chemist died at 304 Washington Avenue Brooklyn of meningitis aged thirty eight after twelve days illness. He was linked to the Kissam and Vanderbilt families. He leaves a wife Miss Sallie Constance of Baltimore and no children. Funeral at his mother’s home 41 Halsey Street tomorrow afternoon.
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Kingston
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
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Sandy Hill
Enos Howland
Howland Paper Company
Union Bag and Paper Company
McKinley
Dean Dow
Plainfield
N. J
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Tenn
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Arthur S. Watt
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Brooklyn
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Polytechnic Institute
Lafayette College
Sallie Constance
Baltimore
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Wallace Bruce Receives Kinnear Wreath for Auld Scotia's Songs
Wallace Bruce of Brooklyn was awarded the Kinnear Wreath last night in New York by the Caledonian Society for a prize poem titled Auld Scotias Songs. The ceremony drew members from Scottish societies across the United States and Canada including Clan MacDonald and MacDonald Society of Brooklyn. Peter Kinnear of Albany, founder of the prize, noted the wreath’s return to this side of the border after two years in Canada.
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Brooklyn
Caledonian Society of
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Parker's Hair Balsam and Bitters Advertisements
Ad copy touts Parker's Hair Balsam for restoring life and color to hair and Greve's ointment for healthy skin. Mentions 50 cents price and Dr Siegert's Angostura Bitters imported. Also references Ante peng shirt all linen E and All White.
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Married Brandon Taylor at bride’s mother’s home
Charlotte Taylor daughter of the late Charles Fayette Taylor M D marries Edgar Ewing Brandon at the bride’s mother's residence with Rev. John P Peters officiating on June 11.
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Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Brooklyn and Nearby
Obituaries and funeral announcements across Brooklyn and New York City. Names include Rev. E R t D Babcock of Brick Presbyterian Church Naples Italy. Thomas H Barowsky. Samuel V Billings. Frances Adams Deming. Mary Monroe Hall. Daniel S Hammond. Calbraith Perry Hone. John McGinnis Jr. Jen O Neill. Jane Parkhill. Mary E Watt. Emilie K Att. Details cover dates, services, and burial plans with locations and timings.
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Julius Deming
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Netherwood
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George F. Hall
Brooklyn
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Hammond
Pulaski St
Daniel S. Hammond
Newtown
Hone
Cavite
Philippine Islands
Calbraith Perry
John
Jane Hone
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John McGinnis, Jr
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St. Ann's Church
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Jane Parkhill
Robert Parkhill
East 130Th St
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Deaths Listed Across Manhattan and Bronx Districts
A June 11 death notice lists numerous individuals by name age and street address in Manhattan and the Bronx. Entries include Angelo Maria at 484 Pearl Street and Catherine Byhnes at 7035 East 17th Street, with ages ranging and several Foundling Hospital references.
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Pearl St
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Tony
Mulberry St
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Bridget
E. 16Th
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Cleary
John
Cohn
Hyman
Cherry St
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14Th St
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Hudson St
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W. 19Th St
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Kathleen
E. 76Th St
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Matthew
Duffy
Francis
W. 50Th St
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Fred
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Louis
Allen St
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Nora
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Sarah J
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Wm. T
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Luella
Herkime St
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Hilda M
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Essex St
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Mary
Lundsten
Julia
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Patrick
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Mulvihill
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Joseph F
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Rubricht
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Schenbolz, David
Suffolk St
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Rosie
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Chirocosky
A. O
Treffer
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Urkammer
Suechi
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Garrisons-on-Hudson
Robertlyphant
Amy Gordon Olyphant
Zeke Milhau
Isabelle Cameron
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
Miss Cameron
Clifton Berley
Rose Bank
Staten Island
Duncan Cameron
Miss Turnure
Lenox
William C. Whitney
Shadow Brook
Anson Phelps Stokes
Mr. Stok
Mr. Stokes
John R. Drexel
Liverpool
Mr. Neilson
Mrs. Drexel
Anthony Drexel
Kansas Bank
Panama
the News OF Newport
Philipp Freund
James V
London
Earl of Moray
Watt
Washington Av
Arthur
Katt
Lake Constance
Emilie K
Manhattan and
Bronx
Adelman
Anne
Scholes
Blomau Ist
J. W
Sterli
Beahling
Classon Corrigan
P S
Jefferson
Clydre
Foot Walcott
Dodd. Rose
Foot
St St
Dineen
William
Halse Doherty
Kings Co
T. Z
Sackett St
Wteeeee
Arll
Reid
High St
Fitzpatrick
Gates
St. Peter’s Hospital
Peace
Finn
Yette
Hos Goldstein
Consumptives
Gemunder
Guthrie Grotz
Rosa
Hamburg
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!