Venezuelan Doctor Marries Miss Lopez in New York Church
The wedding of Dr. Benjamin Baldo of Caracas and Miss Magdalena Bertha Lopez de Victoria took place yesterday at St James Lutheran Church in Manhattan. Rev. Dr Ren presided. reception followed at 965 Lexington Avenue. The couple plans to reside in New York, with bridal party and ushers named.
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Benjamin Baldo
Caracas
Venezuela
Magdelena Bertha Llopez de Victoria
José Lopez de Victoria
St. James’s Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Seventy-third Street
Ora Georgiana Rinconés
José Lovaz de Vicier
Ind Nares
Miss Jessie S Ervin Davis King Beaver Bride
The marriage last evening united Miss Jessie S Ervin Davis King Beaver, daughter of Beaver, as the bride in a satin lace wedding dress with valley lilies. She was attended by bridesmaids and flower girl, with Charles Nichols and others as ushers. Dr J Herman attended the ceremony at the couple’s home, with Frederick W Nichols and John W Beaver serving as best man and ushers.
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Ervin Davis King Beaver
Beaver
Marine
Lazist
Flower Girl
Charles Nichols
I Harry S.clarke
J and
John Beaver
Jessie S
John
West ‘Ey
J. Herman
A. Nichols
Frederick W. Nichols
Bertha He Bride
John Iristown
N. J
Church Vinton
Boston
Smith
Carey Lilies
Crosb Coolidge Wedding in Lenox Harvard Graduation Ahead
Maunsell S Crosb y, of Lenox Massachusetts, married Miss Beth Coolidge of Boston in Trinity Church Lenox. The couple plans Harvard graduation for him and a cruise to Europe after June 19. Attendants included Miss Bertha Cross Schieffelin and Mrs. Frederic Porter with a satin gown and lace details.
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Maunsell S. Crosb
Lenox
Harvard
Mass
J Beth Coolidge
Leighton Coolidge
Crosbernoon
Grasmere
Europe
Bertha C
Eleanor’ Cross Schieffelin
Grace
Frederic Porter
Longfellow's Grandson Weds In Cambridge Ceremony
Allston Dana son of Mr and Mrs Richard Henry Dana of Cambridge marries Dorothy Hovey Goodale daughter of M Goodale of Camb at the bride's home. The groom is a Harvard graduate and a member of long standing social circles. the ceremony was conducted by the Rev Dr Yaster at First Parish Church with several Dana family relatives as ushers.
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New York Times
Boston
Allston Dana
Richard Henry Dana
Cambridge
Dorothy Hovey Goodale
M. Goodale
Camb
Samuel M.crothers
Alfred Idge
Yastor
Katheri
I H. Dana
Brother's Jr
Dan Henry W
Harvard
Ager Longfellow
le Goodale
Richard En York
Dana
A. M. Goodale
Nicholses Entertain Friends During Coaching Party
Mr and Mrs J Osgood Nichols hosted a coaching party on the road squad yesterday while the mid term travels continued.
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Mr. and
Nichols
P. A. Lorg
J.osgood Nichols
Grape-Nuts touted to boost strength and brain power
A reader testifies that Grape-Nuts restored energy and vigor after a run down condition from poor diet. He notes rapid improvement in strength and nerve and brain power and increased weight with sustained energy and reduced fatigue.
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N. Y
Weekend Trip From Hotel Savoy To Van Cortlandt Park
A social outing details a week end journey from the Hotel Savoy to Van Cortlandt Park and back with J Henry Alexandre as whip. The party included Miss Mary Fowler Miss Meredith Miss Caroline Weir Miss Carlotta Prentice Miss Antoinette Hewitt Frederick Campbell James Perry Moses Ely Richard Welling and Seton Jevons. Mr and Mrs Paul A Sorg chartered the Magnet road coach from the Holland House to Arrow Head Inn and return with guests including Mr and Mrs Tower Miss Chalfante Miss Masser Dr Held Mr Brixey and Mrs Martinez. Vanderbilts dined with Bradley Martins in Paris June 11 then motored to Poissy.
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Hotel Savoy
van Cortlandt Park
J. Henry Alexandre
Mary Fowler
Meredith
Caroline Weir
Carlotta Prentice
Antoinette Hewitt
Frederick Campbell
James Perry
Moses Ely
Richard Welling
Seton Jevons
Paul A. Sorg
Magnet
Holland House
Arrow Head Inn
St. Regis Manager Haan’s Son-in-Law Promoted to Major
From Budapest comes news that Capt. Alexander Diosy, son-in-law of TM M. Haan of the St. Regis, has been promoted to Major in the Austro-Hungarian General Staff Corps stationed in Budapest.
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Haan
M. Haan
St. Regis
Budapest
Alexander Diosy
General Staff Corps
Notable guests at New York hotels amid convention season
Count de Chambrun and Mrs Gammell with daughters stay at the St. Regis. Woolworths relocate to St. Regis for weeks. Gilbert arrives from Newport also at the St. Regis. Attendees for the Republican National Convention include Mr and Mrs Carroll Gen Howard Carroll Gen E A McAlpin Gen Stewart Woodford and Mrs Woodford in Chicago. Henry James Lamar hosts bachelor dinner on June 16. Others lodging at the Buckingham Gotham and Holland House include Montano Barclay Polhemus Edgar Gray Baldwin families and Watsons, with Mrs Fairfield traveling to Delaware Water Gap for ten days.
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F. W. Woolworth
Miss Wolworth
St. Régis
C. P. Gilbert
Newport
St. Regis
Edwin Gould
Howard Carroll
Carroll
E. A. McAlpin
Stewart L. Woodford
Woodford
Chicago
Grant Campbell
Augusta Polhemus
Pomfret, Conn
Buckingham
William C. Edgar
Minneapolis
W. ©. Gray
Pittsburg
Leroy Baldwin
Lucille Baldwin
Gotham
F. M. Alger
Detroit, Mich
Jamess. Watson
Rochester
N. Y
Watson F Blair
Holland House
Walter Fairfield
the Plaza
Delaware Water Gap
Penn
National Society of Patriotic Women of America Receives Charter
The National Society of Patriotic Women of America filed a certificate of incorporation in Albany on June 11. The group, with New York City offices, is organized for patriotic work including teaching immigrants and their children the significance of the American flag. Directors listed include Mrs. William Todd Helmuth and several other New York women, plus Mrs. J Heron Crossman of New Rochelle and Mrs. Joseph S. Wood of Mount Vernon.
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Albany
National Society of Patriotic Women of America
New York City
William Todd Helmuth
William R. Stewart
N. Taylor Phillips
John Francis Vaneger
Mary van Buren Vanderpoel
Oliver Livingstone Jones
William Cummings Story
Benjamin S. Church
Florence Guernsey
C. A. J. Queckberner
Mary Garret Hay
John C. Coleman
Robert Hamilton Rucker
C. C. Ruthrauff
Gabriel Stewart Mulliner
New York
J. Heron Crossman
New Rochelle
Joseph S. Wood
Mount Vernon
Prof Lowell Married in New York Ceremony
Percival Lowell, non resident Professor of Astronomy at MIT, married Miss Constance Savage Keith on a Wednesday afternoon at St. Bartholomew's Church in Manhattan. The groom 53 and bride 44, with Lowell already famous for Mars theories and the Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff Arizona.
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Percival Lowell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Constance Savage Keith
Beyer Richmond Keith
Boston
St. Bartholomew’'s Church
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Leighton Parks
Lowel
Mars
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Jeith
Beacon Hill
Noe Lowell
Belmont Funeral Arrangements For Oliver H P Belmont
The funeral for Oliver H P Belmont is set for today at 10 A M at the Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City with Bishop Burgess officiating. Pallbearers include E M Oelrichs J Sargent Cram Duer Irving Col William Jay and others. burial in Woodlawn follows a 1 P M arrival. Messages of condolence arrive from France and wreaths exceed a hundred, including two from Brook Club members and staff.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
E. M. Oelrichs
J. Sargent Cram
Duer Irving
Col
William Jay
Sidney Harris
Royal Phelps Carroll
Egerton Winthrop
Harry el
The
Brook Club
Mrs Powell Seeks Divorce In Colorado Springs
Miss Emily Lippincott daughter of C C Lippincott of Philadelphia went to Colorado Springs for health, married Edward Powell of Denver en route to Denver, now sues for divorce and child custody in Arapahoe District Court on grounds of non support.
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New York Times
Colorado Springs
Col
Emily Lippincott
C. C. Lippincott
Edward Powell
Denver
Broadmoor Casino
Littleton
Chicago Presents Silver Service to French Liner Paul Faguet
The City of Chicago presented a silver service to the French liner Paul Faguet as a gift. The ceremony occurred at a 2 dinner on the ship last night with Aldermen and a Chicago Association of Commerce delegation aboard as guests. City representatives arrived yesterday on a special car.
Lackaye in Pau Heyse's Saul for next season
Paul Heyse drama Saul will be used next season as the vehicle for Wilton Lackaye under William A Brady management. It is a Biblical romance rather than tragedy with American rights held by Emanuel Lederer. Heyse also wrote Mary of Magdalene.
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Wilton Lackaye
New York
Saul
Deer Captured After Cambridge Chase Near Central Square
A deer that stirred excitement in Central Square, Cambridge, was captured after a lengthy pursuit today. The animal leaped into a Massachusetts Avenue store window during the escape but managed to free itself before officers secured it.
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Boston
Central Square
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Iself
Frohman Hosts Paris Fourth of July Star Dinner
Charles Frohman plans a July 4 dinner in Paris bringing many American stars to celebrate Independence Day. Attending will Hattie Williams Billie Burke John Drew Joe Coyne Alexandra Carlisle Otis Skinner and William H Crane, with Maude Adams Francis Wilson and William Collier unable to attend but invited by cable.
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Charles Frohman
America
Paris
Hattie Williams
Mario Caro
Italy
Rome
John Drew
London
Joe Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
New York
Otis Skinner
France
Billie” Burke
William H. Crane
Carlsbad
Mr. Frohman
Maude Adams
Francis Wilson
William Collier
California
Educational Theatre for Children and Young People Becomes Independent
Albany reports the Educational Theatre for Children and Young People severs ties with the Educational Alliance to operate independently. Samuel L. Clemens serves as President with Percy Stickney Grant as Vice President and Alice Minnie Hertz as Secretary. Directors Otto Kahn and G. Stanley Hall join board. Robert J. Collier is Treasurer. The theatre has served the east side for five years with plays aimed at children and youth and will continue that mission.
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Albany
Educational Theatre For Children
Educational Alliance
Samuel L. Clemens
Percy Stickney Grant
Alice Minnie Hertz
Robert J. Collier
Otto Kahn
G. Stanley Hall
East Side
Chorus Lady Rose Stahl Sails for Rest on Baltic
Rose Stahl, content and happy, departed on the White Star liner Baltic for a ninety four week absence from stage work. She plans a rest, then returns home to perform. She jokes about playing Patricia O'Brien once she has new teeth and hair and storage plans.
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Rose Stahl
Patricia O’brien
Amusements notes and stage engagements update
Gertrude Hoffman to perform at Hammerstein’s Roof Garden starting June 27 with new imitations. Benefit at Knickerbocker Theatre for Dominican Homes for the Cancer Institute raises 2000 dollars toward paying a second mortgage on the Country Home. Walter Ridge Paschal makes Broadway debut in Mary’s Lamb at New York Theatre as Clyde Weatherbee. Vera Michelena sails for London June 99 to open at Palace Theatre, then Paris. Richard Sterling to succeed Douglas Fairbanks in The Man of the Hour for Brady & Grismer. Wright Lorimer resumes management of William A. Brady this August with The Shepherd King revival. Ibsen’s The Wild Duck to be staged in larger cities incidental to bookings.
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Gertrude Hoffman
Hammerstein
Mer. Lavelle
Knickerbocker Theatre
George M. Cohan
Walter Ridge Paschal
New York Theatre
Clyde Weatherbee
Vera Michelena
London
Palace Theatre
Paris
Richard Sterling
Robert Edeson
Brady & Grismer
Douglas Fairbanks
Wright Lorimer
William A. Brady
Ibsen
President Merrill of Colgate Dies in Hamilton
The Rev. Dr. George E. Merrill, president of Colgate University, died at his home in Hamilton at 10 30 tonight. Born December 19 1846 in Charleston Massachusetts he graduated Harvard with an A M in 1872 and has led Colgate since 1800s ending.
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Utica
N. Y
George E. Merrill
Colgate University
Hamilton
Merrill
Charleston
Mass
Harvard University
Colgate
Goulds Part Ways as Mrs Gould Stays in Philadelphia
Mrs. Frank Gould will remain in Philadelphia amid a New York separation suit. She stays with George Hahn in Elkins Park and may travel abroad next month. Attorney Sprague says the separation suit has been renewed. Gould has not answered. The couple, married in 1901, may yet reconcile as trial aim is fall.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Frank Gould
New York
George Huhn
Elkins Park
Hahns
Bellevue-Stratford
Gould
Henry L. Sprague
Frank J. Gould
Helenia
Windsor Theatre to be razed for East River Bridge approach
The Windsor Theatre on Bowery north of Chatham Square will be torn down by permit of Building Superintendent Murphy to make way for the Manhattan East River Bridge. The site includes 39 to 47 Bowery opposite the Thalia Theatre, once the Old Bowery Theatre and Stadt Theatre, with a history of German playhouse performances and later Jewish stage use. Adjoining Hotel Comfort and surrounding structures are slated for demolition as part of the clearance.
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Hotel Comfort
Summer roof restaurant opens near Bryant Park
Joseph Fleischman hosted an informal reception at the baths on Forty second Street and Sixth Avenue to view the new Summer roof restaurant opening to the public tonight. The glass roofed venue faces Bryant Park with open sides and swinging windows, cool under the test night. Tables line the sides on raised platforms for guests to enjoy the view, while palms and vines decorate the corners and hang from the roof creating a tropical look. Burgher’s Hungarian Band from Newport provides the music.
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Joseph Fleischman
Baths
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
Bryant Park
Burgher
Newport
Caruso and Melba delight Paris in charity opera
At the Paris Opéra a gala performance of Rigoletto for the Dramatic Authors Society drew a brilliant audience including President Fallières. Caruso and Melba hailed the reception as the greatest of their lives and with applauses, dinners, and suppers followed by Gabriel Astruc. The benefit is expected to raise a record $25,000 for the society.
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New York Times
Paris
Paris Opéra
Caruso
Melba
Dramatic Authors’ Society
M. Caruso
Mme. Melba
Gabriel Astruc
Société Des Amis de l Opéra
President Falliéres
Henry White
Henry Sands
S. B. Schlesinger
Marcellin Singer
Rutherford Stuyvesant
K. A. Moore
Delia Gurnee
M. Astruc
Waldorf Astoria Opens Summer Garden With Caruso Aria Show
The new Summer garden at the Waldorf Astoria in New York opened last night to guests and visitors. The former Astoria dining room fronts Fifth Avenue and has been redecorated with a waxed floor and palm displays. An orchestra of twenty eight pieces will accompany Caruso arias from operas played on a phonograph. A large buffet displays an array of cold viands at the room's center. During the day the space is men only. women may dine and sup in the evenings.
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Fifth Avenue
Astoria
Caruso
Marquis di Rudini Seriously Ill in Rome
Rome June 11 Marquis di Rudini former Premier is seriously ill with cancer of the liver.
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Marquis di Rudini
Rome
Col Stone Dies at 73 in Mount Vernon
Col William Leete Stone longtime historian and Hudson Fulton Memorial commissioner died after a three week illness at his home 151 Park Avenue Chester Hill Mount Vernon He was 73 and a member of numerous historical societies His works centered on Revolutionary era Saratoga Burgoyne’s campaign and New York City history He served as Centennial Historian for New York State and helped transfer Dutch city records He leaves a widow and four children including William J Stone and Arthur Douglas Stone
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Park Avenue
Chester Hill
Mount Vernon
Col. Stone
Ee Gen. Burgoyne
Saratoga
New York City
New York State
American
Rutland County Historical Societies
New Society of Natural Science of
Cleveland
Musical and Dramatic Society of
Athens
Greece
Brown University Club
American Authors’ Guild
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Chi Club
The
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Victoria Association
One Hundred and Fifty-sixth
New York Volunteers
William Johnson
Bart
Revolutionary Letters
Burgoyne
St. Leger
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Arthur Douglas Stone
Francis Wayland Stone
Susanne M. Stone
Yale's Oldest Alumnus Dies in Providence
Yale University veteran William Davis Ely class of 1836 dies at his Providence home after a ten day illness. His death follows heart failure and he was renowned as the oldest Yale alumnus.
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Providence
R.I
William Davis Ely
Yale University
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Allendale Company President and Treasurer Dead at 93
A longtime industrial leader died at age 93 while serving as President and Treasurer of the Allendale Company. He had been active in the manufacturing business for many years and remained in leadership at the time of his death.
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Iis
Allendale Company
Notable Obituaries From Diverse American Cities Reported
A series of obituary notices lists A. J. Burt Detroit auditor for Michigan Central Railroad who died of heart disease, Isabel Edwards Lenox socialite, Charles A. Lawrence Spanish War veteran, James Skilllen Mount Morris hospital pioneer, Jeremiah Meener South Orange elder, Charles W. Salisbury Newark merchant, Rev Dr John Pickles Lyon Mass pastor, Rev Charles Verest Brooklyn clergyman, Thomas Leathier Jersey City trade leader.
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Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit
Mr. Burt
Marquette
Mich
United States
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Albert Edwards
New York
Lenox
Mass
New York City
Spain
Twenty-second Regiment
Hubbel Camp
James H. Skilllen
Mount Morris
Wi. Y
New York Post Graduate Hospital
H.H. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
D.charles "Verest
Plymouth Congregation
Henry Ward Beecher
Nlon Street
Brooklyn
Thomas Leathier
Jersey City Board of Trade and Board of Fire Commissioners
Christ
Marriages Across Several States In Early June 1908
A string of marriage notices from June 9 to June 11 1908 lists couples and locations including New Haven Trinity Church Conn. St George Church Flushing N Y. St Mark s West Orange N J. Stamford Conn. Morristown N J. Asbury Park N J. Glen Ridge N J. and Morristown N J with brides and grooms such as Margaret Fitch to Frederick Foster Brewster Mary Katharine Richmond to Samuel Agar Salvage Georgana Harding Farr to Fletcher Harper Sibley Madalene Heroy to Robert Woodward Jr Alice Hanson Pine to Chandler Griggs Burrows Grace Hawk to Roger C Faust Marion Creighton Walbridge to George W MacLaury Anna Cornelia Bartholomew to Joan Du Bois MacLaury Anna Marie Thompson to Clarence A Moore Harriet F Corner to George Smallwood.
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New Haven
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D. l
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Frederick Foster Brewster
Richmond
St. George's Church
Flushing, N. Y
Henry D. Waller
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Katharine Hoppin
David Richmond
Samuel Agar
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West Orange
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Murray Bartlett
Frank B. Reazor
Georgana Harding
Farr
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Fletcher Harper Sibley
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Morritown
N. J
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Roger C. Faust
Goldstone—Lewis
Alan Lewis
Lafayette Anthony Goldston Hill
Walbridge
Marion Creighton Walbridge
George W. CH . Maclaury—Bartholomew
Glen Ridge
Anna Corneliy Bartholomew
Joan du Bois MacLaury
Moore—Thompson
Asbury Park
Anna Marie Thompson
Clar- Mayence A. Moore
Smallwood—Ccornell
Harriet F. Corner
George 5
Smallwoad
Obituary notices from early June list numerous funerals
A jumble of notices reports multiple June funerals across New York and New Jersey. Names include Arabella Stewart Edwards Alfred I Edwards Charles Erdt Everest George W Fash John W Hogencamp Joseph Larocque Julia MacKinnon Laura Nathusius Agnes Ogilby William Hazard Sherman Vaughan J Weathersby Anna Baldwin August Barg Patrick Barry Louis Beuermann and others with services and burial details.
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Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Oscar A. Nathusius
Knox
Ogilby
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Agnes
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Boston
Peter Remsen Brinckerhoff J
New York
St. John
Weatherley
Vaughan J
John S
Charlotte Weathersbey
Florence Devereaux
Ti Main St
New Rochelle
N. Y
Death notices from New York area listings June 10
Funeral notices list residents from Manhattan to Brooklyn with addresses on West 57th Street East 15th Street and other streets. Names include Margaret Boos Matilda Prady Ellen Burke Bridget Crowe Annie Cody Agnes Corr Bridget Crowe Catherine Danks Lydia Eaton Eugene Flood Mary Gillen Ann Gilmartin Anna Heitmann Lena Henschal Frances A Jarvis John S Johnson Benjamin Jordina F Maguire Christopher Moran James H McGuire Adelaide A Newman Dorothy T Reavy Charles Reed Mary Russell Sophie Schunemann Marie Antoinette Smith Louisa Stadzer Sophia D Tietjen Fritz Unverzagt William Van Valkenburgh Patrick White Catharine Wohlmacher George M Zilmann John R B Zeller and others listed with funeral times and locations.
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Brooklyn
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Hl. Cody
West 15Th St
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Catherine Danks
Eaton
Hancock St
Lydia C. Eaton
Flood
West 57Th St
Eugene Flood
M. Gillen
Cumberland St
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Gilmartin
Bleecker St
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Grand St
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M. Henschal
Manhattan Av
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Hirsch
Charlton St
Hubert Isaac
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Fatchogue
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Prospect St
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Jordan
William M. “Kotter
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Mount Vernon
Louisa W
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Lane
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Westchester
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Lawrence
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Levy
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Lewhead
Sullivan County
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Washington
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Henry St
Broklyn
James H. McGuire
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Grenola
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Neral
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Ye Jay St
Dorothy T. Re
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In Memoriam Leroy M. Church Service
Service in memory of Leroy M Church of Brooklyn held this evening at 8 o clock at Clinton Avenue Congregational Lewis attended by mourners and family members from the community.
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Frank E. Cal Ambulance Service Faces Chelage Claims
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