Albert Z. Gray Weds Mirian Fish In Grand New York Ceremony
Albert Zabriskie Gray son of Judge John Clinton Gray and Mrs Gray married Mirian Anthon Fish daughter of the late Hamilton Fish at St Bartholomew's Church New York. The wedding drew guests from Philadelphia Baltimore Boston and Washington with a large reception at the Fish townhouse on East Seventy-Eighth Street. After a brief bridal trip the couple planned a summer autumn stay at Hempstead Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Albert Zabriskie Gray
John Clinton Gray
Gray
Mirian Anthon Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Hamilton Fish
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Thompson
Garrison'sa
N. Y
Fish
New York
Judge Gray
Ben Avenue
Schubert
Meyerbeer
Barnby
Mendelssohn
Bach@Wounod
Wagner
Philip Livermore
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Grenville Clark
Kenneth T. Budd
E. R. Marvin
Arthur Delano Weekes, Jr
Charles de L. Oelrichs, Jr
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Sidney Webster Fish
Boston
Francis Henry Appleton
Francis H. Appleton, Jr
Larz Anderson
Alexander Cochrane
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Richard Codman
Edward Everett
Charles M. Frothingham
Louis A. Frothingham
Joseph L. Frothingham
John L. Gardner
Charles Sumner Hamlin
Francis Lee Higginson
Norelasigi
Hollis H. Hu
Ethel Roosevelt
George
Coffee and Postum Offer Cure for Nerves and Heart Fear
A Columbus physician jokes about heart disease in a coffee dependent patient, then confirms coffee caused her symptoms. After quitting coffee and using Postum, her heart, nerves, digestion, and bowels improve. she urges others to try Postum and reads about “The Road to Elivilla.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
MacCracken and Miss Dodd Wed at East Sixty Fourth Home
Henry Noble MacCracken son of Chancellor Henry M. MacCracken and Miss Marjorie Dodd daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Samuel T C Dodd were married at the bride's home. The ceremony was performed by the bridegroom's father. Guests included Frederick G Dodd and Sarah B Dodd. The couple will sail for Europe June 19 aboard the Adriatic for travel fellowship work at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccracken—Dodd
New York City
Marjorie Dodd
Samuel C. T. Dodd
Henry Noble MacCracken
Henry Mitchell
MacCracken
Treadwell and Scoville wed at Grace Church chantry
Louis S. Treadwell son of Major George H. Treadwell of Albany and Miss Josephine Kennedy Scoville daughter of Mr and Mrs Courtney Kennedy Scoville were married at Grace Church Broad way and Tenth Street in a 4 PM ceremony officiated by Rev W R Huntington Palms and Southern smilax decorated the chantry Miss Scoville wore white chiffon satin with lace and carried garde lilies of the valley bouquet Her sister Miss Frances Van Bergen Scoville was maid of honor in white chiffon with yellow roses Col George Curtis Treadwell Albany Gov Hughes staff brother of the groom was best man Ushers included Myron T Townsend Royal C Colman L Maxwell Brigham and C de Forest Harral A reception followed at the Hotel Marie Antoinette on Broadway and Sixty seventh Street Attending relatives and few guests were Mr and Mrs Frank Trumbull and Mr and Mrs George Fales Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss.Fish
Bertha
Mrs. Fish
East Seventy-eighth Street
Mrs. Gray
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Louis S. Treadwell
George H. Treadwell
Albany
Josephine Scoville
Courtney Kennedy Scoville
W. R. Huntington
Scoville
Frances van Bergen Scoville
Col
George Curtis Treadwell Albany
Gov. Hughes
Myron T. Townsend
Royal C. Colman
L. Maxwell Brigham
New York
C. de Forest Harral
Ener Conn
Marie Antoinette
Sixty-seventh Street
Frank Trumbull
George Fales
Treadwell Bride Weds Albany Figure in Plainfield Home
The ceremony united Miss Treadwell with a Yale graduate and mechanical engineer, son of Philadelphia and Albany connections, in a match linked to Watchung Hunt Club and University Club Albany. After a bridal tour they plan to reside in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Boyd ,Thacher
Albany
Treadwell
Charles J. Buchanan
Amasa J. Parker
Brdegroom
Yale University
Watchung Hunt Club
Fier N. J
University Club of
Plainfield
Bancroft and Jussen Wed at Ridgefield Home
Perley Hubbard Bancroft and Miss Mary Loulse Jussen were married yesterday at the bride’s grandparents home in Ridgefield. Rev. Dr. Penney of Philadelphia officiated. Best man Thomas Nas Fairbanks of Kobe, Japan, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley Hubbard Bancroft
Mary Loulse Jussen
Carl Jussen
Alexander Od Shater
Ridgefield
Dr. Penney
Philadelphia
Bancroft
Thomas Nas Fairbanks
Kobe
Japan
New York
Miss Mary Mary and Harry Holmes Benedict wed at home
Scott Hull daughter of Mrs John A Hull married Harry Holmes Benedict general freight agent of the New England Navigation Company formerly of Brockport New York. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s mother’s home 245 West 104th Street with Reverend Pascal Harrower officiating from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Scott Hull
John A. Hull
Harry Holmes Benedict
The
New England Navigation Company
Brockport
N. Y
West 104Th Street
Pascal Harrower
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Holy Cross Expulsion For Parading After Baseball Victory
Edwin Burke a sixteen year old prep student at Holy Cross College Worcester Mass was expelled for leaving his dormitory without permission after a Yale Holy Cross baseball game parade. John J Brady’s son also reportedly left for the same reason and Justice Brady says his son has not been expelled or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Burke
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Burke
Yale
John J.brady
Supreme Court
John J. Brady
Holy Cross
Justice Brady
Johnson
Times
Olive Whittle and Clif Swart Married at Chester Hill Church
Miss Olive Grace Whittle daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Whittle and Clif ford Townsend Swart son of Mr and Mrs Samuel A Swart were married last evening at the Church of the Ascension Chester Hill Mount Vernon. Miss Ethel May Whittle sister of the bride was maid of honor and Harry A Swart brother of the bridegroom was best man. The Rev F M 8 Faylor rector performed the ceremony. Mr Swart is described as a well known yachtsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Grace Whittle
John H. Whittle
Clifford Townsend Swart
Samuel A. Swart
Church of the Ascension
Chester Hill
Mount Vernon
Ethel May Whittle
Harry A. Swart
Ev. F. M
Faylor
Gwart
Evans-Whit Tier Engagement and Society Notes In New York
Mrs. William T. Evans of Montclair announces the engagement of Miss Florence Evans to W L K Ebeling of Bremen Germany. Social pages list returns from Delaware Water Gap, Griswold-Tone wedding guests, a Toronto wedding set for June 18, and church organ blessing at Trinity Roslyn, with gifts from Mrs Clarence MacKay. Countess von Rittberg attends events in New York society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Evans
Wentworth Manor
Montclair
N. J
Florence Adéle Evans
W. L. K. Ebeling
Bremen
Germany
William Darby L’hulliser
Broadway
New York
Delaware Water Gap
Henry Frazer Harris
Philadelphia
Scarsdale
N. Y
St. Regis
George A. Eyer
Toronto
Canada
Ramona A. Whittier
Judith Whittler
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
J. Laurens van Alen
Europe
Trinity Church
Roslyn
L. I
Clarence MacKay
William A. Duer
Hutton
Ocean Travelers Sailings and Arrivals Listed
Passengers booked to sail today on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for Hamburg include Edward D. Adams and many others. those aboard the Grosser Kurfurst for Bremen feature Dr Salomon Apfel and numerous spouses. arrivals yesterday on Kronprinz Wilhelm enumerate many named travelers and dignitaries, while the Cunarder Carmania brought a larga list of passengers from Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Edward D. Adams
Owen B. Ames
Rudolph H. Abrahams
Martin Beck
Hugh I. Birch
Catherine F. Carroll
James Hedges Crowell
W. J. Clendinin
Charles A. Carrillion
A. Kellogg Dale
J. Henry Dick
Simeon Ford
Isaac Guggenheim
J. B. Greenhut
Catherine Young Hobart
William Hecht
A. C. Herbert
F. M. Josselyn
George Kingsland
Simon Lake
Emil
L. A. Nippert
Henry Sour
Charles H. Zahn
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Henry G. Atha
Sala
W. P. Thompson
W. HL. B. Atkins
Charles F. Bullard
M. L. Cable
Willoughby Miller
John M. Telford
Francis L. Wellman
Cunarder
Carmania
Liverpool
Arthur Henry Jones
W. L. Alden
E. P. Andrew
Yol ' Awayama
A. J. Changler
Theodore M. Davis
E. Rosalind Fish
Henry. Grove
Benson Wallace Hathaway
J. de Winton Knox
Col
Joseph Mathers
J. Percy Sabin
R. G. Shaw
George H. Sim
Charles H. Tweed
K. Winthrop Tweed
J. Urens van Alen
George Hi. Walker
Percy Daniels
Holy Cross Rector Denies Expulsion Notice
Worcester Mass June 12 The Rev T E Murphy rector of Holy Cross College says the college never advertised expulsion and will not. He states two students left ten days ago presumably for New York and he knows nothing of their disappearance. He says they did not complete the term and no inquiry was made by Justice Brady or Burke family about locating them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
T. E. Murphy
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross
New York
Justice Brady
Brady
David A. Matthews
Tontt
Burke
Shortage of Havana Cigars Hits City Stores
A leading cigar shop in upper Broadway refused a customer 500 imported Havana cigars as staff said they would ration stock. The shortage mirrors Cuba's crop failure and a Havana strike among cigarmakers, affecting Tobacco Trust factories and independents. Strikers demand wages in American money, not Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Broadway
Cuba
Havana
Tobacco Trust
Miss Jane Clark Weds William Metcalf at Wetamoe Lodge
In Medford Massachusetts on June 12 at Wetamoe Lodge the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of Boston, Miss Jane Clark, married William Metcalf of Washington. The Rev L H Barnes of Worcester officiated and Melvin Metcalf served as best man, the groom’s father. After a honeymoon the couple will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Medford
Mass
Wetamoe Lodge
Charles Clark
Boston
Jane Clark
William Metcalf
Washington
L. H. Barnes
Worcester
Clark
Mabell Clark
Anna Ashley
Fall River
Melvin Metcalf
Mrs. Metcalf
Archaeologist Brings Ancient Tele Queen Statue to U S
Theodore H. Davis arrives aboard the Cunarder Carmania with an alabaster statue of Queen Tele dating to 1800 B C. It will be presented to the Metropolitan Museum of Art after three years of tomb excavations in Thebes and two more years to complete. Davis and family plan a Newport summer at The Reef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmania
Theodore H. Davis
Queen Tele
Mr. Davis
B. C
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Davis
Thebes
Orphans From Manhattan and Brooklyn Visit Coney Island by Auto
Three hundred or more orphans from Manhattan and Brooklyn were taken to Coney Island in more than 200 autos provided by the New York and Long Island Automobile Clubs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor and others supported the outing. The children enjoyed Dreamland Luna Park and rides, with meals courtesy of Harrolds Motor Company George N. Pierce Company and Feltman’s Pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotteg Island
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New York Motor Club
Long Island Automobile Club
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
John W. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Automobile Club of America
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Mission of the Friend of Children
Riverside Drive
Seventy-second Street
Broadway
S.A. Miles
R. G. Howell
Motor Club
Coney Island
Chambers Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Dreamland
Harrolds Motor Company
George N. Pierce Company
Buffalo
Bostock
Feltman's Pavilion
Luna Park
Frederic Thompson
Beecher Home
St. Vincent
Umbrella Trust Probe Expands to Several Firms
United States District Attorney Thompson presented evidence to the Grand Jury in Philadelphia on June 12 against umbrella manufacturers accused of forming a restraint of trade. Named firms include National Umbrella Frame Company Samuel Evans & Co Newark Tube Company and Newark River Works with witnesses summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Coal Trust
United States
Thompson
National Umbrella Frame Company
Samuel Evans & Co
Newark Tube Company
Newark River Works
New Jersey
Daly stage benefit for Guardian Angel Church at Ames Island
Father Bill Daly the turfman appeared at the Brighton Beach Music Hall for a benefit performance in aid of the Church of the Guardian Angel building fund at Ames Island. The skit Father Billanatis Jockey Boys drew more than 800 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bill
E Daly
Daly
Brighton Beach Music Hall
Church of the Guardian Angel
Ames J Island
Daly Peared
Father Billana
Lion and Mouse cast to debut at Hudson Theatre Monday
The Lion and the Mouse opens at the Hudson Theatre with Flora Juliet Bowley and Marion Pollock Johnson among its cast. Malcolm Duncan and Carolyn Elberts are also listed. Sober Sue to headline the Mute Review at Hammerstantia Theatre with a reward for anyone who can make her laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lion and the Mouse
Hudson Theatre
Flora Juliet Bowley Marion Pollock Johnson
Malcolm Duncan
Carolyn Elberts
Sober Sue
Hammerst Antoria Theatre
Firebug gets six years at State Prison in two counts
Winsted Connecticut June 12 Edward L Goldsmith was found guilty on both counts for twice attempting to set fire to Northfield Knife Works last December. The jury sentenced him to not less than two nor more than four years on the first count and two years on the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted, Conn
Edward L. Goldsmith
Northfield
Montgomery
Ala
Morgan
Alabama
United States
John H. Bankhead
State Executive Committee
Singer in Pauper's Grave in Brooklyn
Katherine Lilienthal, once a celebrated concert singer, was buried in Potter's Field after a career rollercoaster from wealthy German vintner husband Lillenthal to domestic life and eventual loss of voice. The permit was signed yesterday in the Coroner's office at Borough Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lilienthal
Potter’s Field
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
Leipsic
Berlin
Bonn
Rman
Lillenthal As
America
Senator Morgans Funeral Committee Appointments
A Senate and House delegation plan Morgan funeral in Selma Alabama with a special train from Washington departing 11 pm. The Alabama delegation and others named to represent each chamber, plus state political details and succession plans discussed in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairbanks
Senate
John T. Morgan
Selma
Ala
Pettus
Allison
Frye
Cullom
Daniel
Simmons
McLaurin
Culberson
Perkins
Bacon
McCreary
Elkins
Tillman
Frazier
Gallinger
Rayner
Mallory
McEnery
Clarke
Arkansas
Nelson
Stone
Proctor
White
Taliaferro
Overman
Foraker
Crane
Scott
Committee of the
House
Southern Railroad
House of Representatives
Alabama
Bartlett
Livingston
Gillespie
Texas
Brownlow
Tenn
Death of Capt Victor P. Dorp at 75 in Philadelphia
Capt Victor P. Dorp veteran shipmaster died suddenly of heart disease in Philadelphia at age 75. Born in Dunkerque France he began sea life at nine and served under the British flag during Cuba war with an American crew. He later helped relieve shipmasters as secretary of the Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Victor P. Dorp
Dorp
Dunkerque
France
Death of Reese G. Brooks Prominent Scranton Banker
Reese G. Brooks banker coal operator and notable Scranton citizen died at his home in Scranton on June 12. Born December 25 1846 he served as president of the Dime Savings Bank of Scranton and vice president of West Scranton Bank. He led Brooks and Co private banking and for years ran coal interests before selling key collieries. Brooks was city treasurer for three years and longtime Scranton Poor District director and president of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Scranton
Penn
Reese G. Brooks
Dime Savings Bank of Scranton
West Scranton Bank
Brooks & Co
Scranton Poor District
Lasell Seminary mourns longtime teacher Caroline Carpenter
Miss Caroline A. Carpenter, after thirty years at Lasell Seminary as teacher and recently Assistant Principal, died during graduation exercises in Boston. Born in Saratoga Springs New York, she studied there and at Emma Willard Seminary and later ran her own private school before joining Lasell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Lasell Seminary
Caroline A. Carpenter
Notable Deaths in Somerville Chicago and Cedarhurst
ENOCH R. MORSE a Somerville inventor of safes and pioneer in safe building died at home aged 85. Dr CYRENUS A DAVID a Chicago surgeon died in Chicago from blood poisoning contracted during an operation. PHILIP WEINBERG a 76 year old fur industry pioneer died at Cedarhurst after a long illness. he retired years ago to pursue philanthropy and supported major hospitals and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch R. Morse
Somerville
Mass
Cyrenus A. David
Chicago
Inet
Ill
Philip Weinberg
Cedarhurst
Weinberg
Court Enjoins Tax on Brokers in Grain Futures
Kansas City June 12 Federal Judge Smith McPherson issued an order restraining the State Auditor from enforcing the Dovell bill taxing each grain futures transaction 25 cents. The ruling blocks the new levy pending further legal action and review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Smith McPherson
Brooklyn's First Traffic Cop Dies at Home
Patrick B. Campbell, longtime Brooklyn traffic cop and pioneer on Ston Street at Myrtle Avenue, died Tuesday at his home 872 Fiftieth Street. He joined the force in 1871 and saved many lives at the busy crossing. Campbell was years old and a native of Ireland. He retired in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Patrick B. Campbell
Fiftieth Street
Ston Street
Myrtle Avenue
Hell
Wasie Ireland
Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Papers
Notice listing how marriage and death notices can be inserted at no charge in multiple newspapers including Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record-Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Public Ledger The New Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald St Louis Republic St Paul Pioneer Press Syracuse Post Standard Washington Post and Oakland Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Deal
Philadelphia Publi
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
St.Louis Republic
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
OAK Times
Bryact
Weddings Move Through City Churches and Venues
A series of June 12 1907 marriages unfold across New York venues. Al H Bornstein wed Lillian Brown at Faust Temple. Mary Gertrude Breslin and Fronida Breslin wed at St Ignatius Loyola. Marian Antion Fish wed Albert Zabriskie Gray at St Bartholomew's. Marthe Townsend wed H Gardner Jackson at First Presbyterian. Louise Medary wed Spiro John Loupy at Ascension Church. Marjorie Dodd weds Henry Noble MacCracken in New York City residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslin
Loupy
Medary
Church of the Ascension
West 107Th St
New York City
Edwin Sweeney
Louise
Samuel A. Medary
Spiro John Loupy
la Canee
Crete
Obituary notices for several 1907 deaths in New York area
Death notices list multiple individuals including William Clay Oliver Davis John W McGrath Thomas J McGuire Oliver Davie Sarah Louisa Remsen Lens Seeman Dwi Studwell Philip Weinberg with funeral details and addresses. Services set at St John the Evangelist Plymouth Church Central Park West Calvary Church Cedarhurst Temple Emanuel Salem Fields and other venues. Omit flowers and copy to Philadelphia and Baltimore papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Church
4Th Av
21St St
Seeman
Central Park West
Lens
William Seeman
Honesdale
Penn
Conelly Cottage
Cedarhurst
Temple Emanuel
Salem_Fields
Cong
Beth Israel Bikur Cholim
B'nai Jeshurun
Rehoboth Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Constitution Council
Society
Birth Scholem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Z. Gray
ISS
Marian Fish
Cere
Mony
St. Bartholomew’s
Timore
MacCracken-Dodd
Dride
Mrs. Astor
Astor
R. Livingston Beechman
Ant Belmont
August Belmont
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Perry Belmont
Edward J. Berwind
Arthur Scott Burden
James A. Burden
Winthrop Chandler
Royal Phelps Carroll
Harry Symes Lehr
Sidney J. Colford, Jr
Nicholas Fish
George Winthrop Folsom
Granville R. Fortescue
S. Barton French
William G. Roelker
Chauncey M. Depew
William F. Sheehan
Sidney Smith
William K. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Worthington Whitehouse
Mme. de Barril
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harold
Vanderbilt
James Speyer
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
William Seward Webb
Sol. Jay
Jay
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Frederick O. Havemeyer
Theodore Havemeyer
Eugene,Higgins
R. Lawrence Benson
Spotswood Schenck
Glen Collins
Lucius K. Wilmerding
Caroline M. Wilmerding
Cortlandt Field Bishop
William Astor Chanler
Joseph Choate
Joseph Choate, Jr
Mabel Choate
Philips Allen Clark
Grover Cleveland
Reginald de Koven
Ethel le Roy de Koven
Henry Clews
Robert J. Collier
Henry Cl
William W. Hoffman
Frances MacDonald
Robert Livingston Gerry
Peter G. Gerry
Oliver Harriman
J. Borden Harriman
de Barrit
Joseph Harriman
Gustav Kobbe
R. D. Little
H. O. Havemeyer
H. O. Have
64Th St
Henry M. MacCracken
Samuel T. C. Dodd
Sixty-fourth Street
Miss Dodd
Frederick G. Dodd
Catherine Stockwell
William Squire
Hey
John Henry MacCracken
Sarah B. Dodd
Lee Wilson Dodd
William R. Squire
Frederick E. Stockwell
Stockwell
George G. MacCracken
John H. MacCracken
Adriatic
Harvard University
Dr. Huntington
Grace Church Chantry
Bancroft—Jussen
Benedict—Hull
Holy Gross Boys
Young Burke
Social Notes
Countess von Rittberg
Aeatenes
Detmold
Auguste Victoria
Hotel Navarre
W. K. de Frelinghuysen
Cincinnati
Marjory de Frelinghuysen
Percy Frothinger
Clarence D. Singleton
Montreal
Grace
Helen Montgomery
London
Hamilton
Ontario
Lippe-Detmold
Count von Rittberg
Ocean Travelers
Dr. Lyon
Lyon
Frolig
Brook
Lyn
Umbrella Trust
Winsted
Goldsmith
Vichy
M. Tecla & CO
Art Jewelers
Katherine Lillienthal
Springfield Republican
W. D. Howells
Chicago Post
N. Y. Times
Brooklyn Eagle
N. Y. Tribene
Harpers Harpers Harpers Magazine
Senator Morgan
V. P. Dorp
Old Sea& Captain
Cuban
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Fifth Ave
37Th St
Macmillan
Archie Brown Macmillan
Ist
Gray—Fish
Dix
William Thompson
Garrison, N
Marian Antion
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
West
Cheissa
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Nassaution Co
East
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