Dr Parks Resigns Calvary Episcopal Pulpit After Rift
Calvary Episcopal Church announces the Rev J Lewis Parks will resign within a month after fourteen years as rector. Vestry objections to his foreign mission work among Italians and socialists divide church leadership at Fourth Avenue and Twenty first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fourth Avenue
Twentyfirst Street
J. Lewis Parks
Parks
Oreste Sabini
Calvary
Dr. Varks
Missionary Association of Calvary Church
Galilee Mission
Salvation Army
Olive Tree Inn
East Twenty-third Street
Sabini
Chapel of Calvary Church
Cross la Croce
Henry Parish, Jr
Irvine Clarke
Hawie McE. Emmet
George W. Riggs
Spencer Aldrich
Charles le Boutillier
Robert Endicott
Blair
Williams
J. Philip Benkard
James G. Goodwin
George Zabriskie
R. Waverley Baxter
David Bowen
James G. Lewis
Lawrence F. Bower
Francis Arthurs
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
East
Episcopal Seminary
Chelsea Square
The
Episcopal Church
St. John's Cathedral
Organize St John’s Choir Plans for enlarged cathedral services
Public plans reveal an expanded choir at the Cathedral of St John the Divine modeled after St Paul’s. Eighteen men and thirty five boys will sing on Sundays, twelve men and the same number on weekdays, with future daily services after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Divine
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
St. Paul's
New York
Trinity Church
United States
St Stephen's College Marks 50th Anniversary
St Stephen's College Annandale observed its fiftieth anniversary with sermons by Rev Dr William H Van Allen of Boston and Bishop Tuttle of Missouri delivering the baccalaureate. Plans for a $150000 endowment and an alumni gymnasium were announced as admissions for next year rise with funds from John A Hance and campus improvements to Orientals. Dr Guy S Martin will join as professor replacing Anthony who moves to St Augustine's Chapel Trinity Parish. The school trains men for the priesthood and also offers academic degrees. The Warden is Rev Dr William C Rodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's College, Annandale
William H. van Allen
Boston
Tuttle
Missouri
John A. Hance
Guy S. Martin
University of Pennsylvania
Anthony
St. Augustine's
Trinity Parish
St. Stephen's
Pees
William C. Rodgers
Church Waits On Dr Aked After Plans Abandoned
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church paused construction on the $500000 new church due to Rev. Dr. C F Aked illness. Services will resume in the old building in September, with no immediate completion date and plan to raise funds from members rather than Rockefeller support. Dr Moore will lead while Aked recovers in Maine. Baptism occurred at the last service before the hiatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Hotel Astor
C. F. Aked
Sorrento
Addison Moore
South Egremont
Mass
Rockefellers
Moore
MISSION OF NEW YORK PARISH FUNDED BY $50,000 GIFT
Archbishop Farley names Rev. Richard Ormond Hughes to lead a new Yonkers area parish funded by a $50,000 gift from Mrs. Dennis Horgan of West Seventy First Street. The plot near Yonkers is in New York City limits and can house a parish school and rectory. A temporary structure may be used until a church is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ormond Hughes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Archbishop Farley
Dennis Horgan
West Seventy-first Street
Father Hughes
New York
Yonkers
Prince and Princess Fushimi Visit Boston
Prince and Princess Fushimi of Japan were greeted at South Station by Acting Consul Walcott and welcomed by Lieut. Gov. Frothingham. They toured the Art Museum and Brookline estates, lunched with Larz Anderson, visited Harvard, and denied reports of an expedited departure. The voyage will end in Seattle after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prince
Princess Fushimi
Japan
South Station
E. H. Walcott
Commonwealth
Gov
Frottingham
Art Museum
Brookline
Larz Anderson
Midzuno
Seattle
San Francisco
Japan to Denounce Treaty with United States
Washington June 12 The Japanese Government plans to denounce the existing treaty with the United States next Friday as part of a larger effort to realign Japan’s international treaty framework. The move is not seen as hostility but a step toward broader tariff and trade re negotiations with major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Japan
Gresham
Cleveland
State Department
Prince Fushimi
Ome
West Point Opens New Chapel Fits Crest of Academy
West Point dedicated a new mountaintop chapel as the old 1836 chapel closed amid heavy rain. Cadets sang The Corps for the first time in public, led by Chaplain Travers, with dignitaries including Gen. W. Dudley and Rev. Shipman in attendance. The old pews will be reused in the West Point Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
United States Military Academy
West Point Corps
Martin van Buren
United States
William Tecumseh Sherman
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
J. W. Barlow
Ernest A. Garlington
James B. Aleshire
U.S. A
Nassau
Princeton
Harvard
Edward 5. Travers
Corps of Cadets
Shipman
Corps
Gray
Travers
W. F. Harling
West Point Chapel
Sullivan
Cutler
Not Relative of Boston Mayor in Mexican Tragedy
John F. Fitzgerald a mining company paymaster who died by suicide in Santa Cruz Mexico was not the mayor of Boston’s relative as initially believed A West resident nephew thought dead was found alive in Oklahoma City in good health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Santa Cruz
Mexico
Oklahoma City
Fol lies of 1910 at Apollo Theatre Atlantic City
Amusement notes announce F Ziegfeld summer show The Fol lies of 1910 at Apollo Theatre Atlantic City tonight. James J Jeffries training footage shown at American Music Hall this afternoon. Roosevelt Rough Riders invited for Monday night June 20 at Alhambra Theatre. Al Fields and Dave Lewis plan a new farce Never Lie to Your Wife at Apollo Theatre July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ziegfeld
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
James J. Jeffries
Rowardeman
Cal
American Music Hall
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Alhambra
al Fields
Dave Lewis
Campbell B. Casad
New Theatre
Chicago
Edmond Guggenheim Marries Marron Price in New York
Edmond Alfred Guggenheim son of Murry Guggenheim of 20 West Seventy sixth Street married Marron Bertha Price yesterday afternoon at her apartment with Rabbi Joseph Silverman present. They will move to Colorado where he will manage one of his father’s mines after Yale. The bride’s parents are deceased and she has lived with her sister. He is a nephew of Daniel Isaac Guggenheim and Senator Simon Guggenheim of Colorado and recently warned against motor speeding in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Alfred Guggenheim
Murry Guggenheim
West
Seventysixth Street
Marron Bertha Price
West Eighty-ninth Street
Joseph Silverman
Colorado
Mr. Guggenheim
Yale
Edward Price
Daniel and
Isaac Guggenheim
Simon Guggenheim
Ysobel Opera by Mascagni to Debut in America
The new Mascagni opera Ysobel adapts the Lady Godiva tale with Ysabel daughter of the Earl of Chester as heroine and a huntsman hero. Librettist Luigi Illica, known for Tosca, altered the classic story. Mascagni will conduct in America with a Liebler Co tour directing the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascagni
Ysobel
Lady Godiva
Tennyson
Luigi Illica
Tosca
America
Bessie Abott Opera Company
Ysabel
Earl of Chester
Huntsman
Peepers
Feer
Brin
Liebler Co
Goodbye Casey at the Bat Hopes for Final Recitation
De Wolf Hopper plans a last performance of Casey at the Bat at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow night with Giants and Cubs guests. He has used the recitation for ten years and will retire it after tomorrow’s show, ending his tights era. Boxes are reserved for players and families, as actors prepare baseball themed moments in A Matinee Idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf Hopper
Casey
Giants
Cubs
Lyric Theatre
Lyric
Polaire to Star in Ameverten Musical Version
Polaire to headline a musical adaptation of Camille with English speaking company, under Louis F. Werba and Mark A. Luescher. Lawrence Marston preparing the French title role. Polaire previously played Camille in Paris. Wach managers linked to Elsie Janis and Dazie, with Luescher tied to Martin Beck’s Orpheum circuit. tour to begin after vaudeville engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaire
Louis F. Werba
Mark A. Luescher
Camille
Elsie Janis
New York
Opera House Baseball Team Heads to Boston
The Metropolitan Opera House baseball squad, outfitted with new uniforms by Otto H. Kahn, will face the Boston Opera House team in Boston on June 21 at American League Park. Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston has agreed to pitch the first ball, with Street Commissioner Galvin umpiring. The Met team includes Small, Lewis, Brown, Gerber, Delaney, Schlechter, Ring, Tripp, and McAvoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Otto H. Kahn
Boston
Boston Opera House
J. Woodhead
Willie Small
New York
Fitzgerald
Galvin
Willie
Messrs
Lewis
Brown
Gerber
Delaney
Schlechter
Small
Ring
Tripp
McAvoy
The College Girls Arrive for Columbia Summer Show
The Columbia Theatre buzzed with activity as The College Girls company arrived in New York. They were escorted to the venue by Columbia Amusement Company cars, breakfasted on stage, and began rehearsals immediately. An evening performance with orchestra, costumes, and scenery followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
College Girls” Company
Columbia
New York
Columbia Amusement Company
Verdi Opera Il Trovatore at People's Theatre
A special performance of Verdi's Il Trovatore will be given at the People's Theatre next Friday evening. Mme Frery stars as Leonora with Mme Duchene of the Manhattan Opera Company as Azucena and Mr Samolloff as the Manrico. Gravina portrays Conte di Luna, conducted by Cesare Sodero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Theatre
Mme. Frery
Leonora
Mme. Duchene
Manhattan Opera Company
Azucena
Samolloff
Manrico
Gravina
Conte di Luna
Césare Sodero
Atlantic Highway Arrivals Bring Notable Passengers
Transatlantic steamships Celtic Clivelen Lapland and New York landed many travelers. Passengers include Mr and Mrs Andrew Adie J B Booth and J H Mayne Campbell on Celtic. Notables aboard Lapland include Lieut Count Carlo von Courten and Countess von Courten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic
Liverpool
Andrew Adie
J. B. Booth
J. H. Mayne Campbell
George Erskine
Edward ¢. Gale
Ernest M. Greenfield
Judson Harmon
Maurice la Montague
H. Griffiths Newton
John W. Oakley
George Parsons
Andrew Sheridan
G. T. van Antwerp
E. Chandler Walker
F. H. Walker
G. M. Whitehead
Edmund Wright
Clivelan
Hamburg
George Blackborne
Frank W. Bacon
Maurice Block
T D. Bushnell
S. P. Franchot
Henry S. Harpes
H. C. Mergenthaler
H. M. Perkins
F. Ll. Sigel
Ralph H. Warren
Lapland
Antwerp
Count Carlo von Courten
Countess von Courten
Edward F. Beck
William H. Davidge
Charlotte W. Eddy
R. R. Gavin
C. Sidney Haight
Orange J. Hill
Orlando S. Johnson
Churchill Satterlee
Adele von Loesecke-Klein
Frank F. Wright
New York
Southampton
A. C. Bre
Porter Sherman
C. Felek
Nephew of Washington Irving Dies at Sunnyside
Alexander Duer Irving, 68, nephew of Washington Irving, died at Sunnyside after a long heart ailment. He will be buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Tarrytown
N. Y
Alexander Duer Irving
Sunnyside
Sleep Hollow
Tented circus arrives amid deluge at Manhattan Field
It t e era k circus set up under heavy rain at Manhattan Field 155th Street and Eighth Avenue as Adam Forepaugh Sells Brothers troupe unloads wagons tents and elephants. Crews worked through showers to pitch the big top stake tents and feed 700 cast and crew before the opening performance scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Field
Polo Grounds
155Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Ittle
Adam Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
Elizabeth
N. J
New York
Jersey City
Manhattan Shore
Bush Terminal Company
New Jersey
West Sixty-ninth Street
New York Central Road
Harlem Yards
Si" Perkins
Perkins
Apples Welsh
Welsh
Robert
Viaduct Bridge
Charlie Bowers
Chris Lyons
Manhattan
Cfrcus
Slade
Mrs Frances Berri of Brooklyn Dies of Typhoid Fever
Mrs Frances Williams Berri wife of William Berri of The Brooklyn Standard Union died yesterday morning of typhoid fever. Born Oct 4 1846 in Champlain Clinton County NY she married William Berri Aug 24 1860. She joined Daughters American Revolution Fort Greene chapter and Society of New England Women and was long time member of Central Congregational Church. Funeral at 465 Clinton Avenue this evening at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Williams Berri
William Berri
Brooklyn Standard Union
Rs. Berri
Champlain
Clinton County
N. Y
Fort Greene
Daughters American Revolution
Society of New England Women
Central Congregional Church of
Brooklyn
Cv. 5S
Parkes Cadman
Berri
Clinton Avenue
Death of Ysaac H. Cocks Father of Congressman Cocks
Ysaac H. Cocks died at his Old Westbury Long Island home yesterday morning at age 74. He was a longtime Quaker and major Westbury landowner who never held public office. Funeral services are planned at the Jericho Road Quaker Meeting House. He leaves three children including Congressman W. W. Cocks and a son by adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysaac H. Cocks
W. W. Cocks
Old Westbury
L. I
Old Quaker Meeting House
Jericho Road
Westbury
Congressman Cocks
Washington
Oyster Bay
George A. Thayer
Eddicks
Hermann Vezin Dead in London Age 83
Special Cable reports actor Hermann Vezin died in London. Born March 2, 1829 in Philadelphia he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and began on stage in England with Kean’s company. His career spanned Shakespearean roles and later new plays plus a school of elocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trurs
London
Hermann Vezin
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
York
England
Charles Kean
Macbeth
Kean
Pembroke
Dan’l Druce
Mano
Arlie
Dr. Primrose
Olivia
Percy Pendragon
Count Cenc
Beerbohm Tree
His Majesty’s Theatre
Notable deaths across the Northeast and South
Dr Karl Bruck a Milwaukee physician and athlete dies at his home in his fifty fifth year. Mrs Mary Merritt Wyatt wife of Justice William E Wyatt dies at Monmouth Beach New Jersey. Mrs Frances A Dimmick former owner of the Dimmick House Milford Pennsylvania dies in her cottage. Miss Sarah Woolston eighty year old Methodist missionary in China dies at Ridgway Street Mount Holly New Jersey. Major J D Barron Montgomery Alabama associate editor and former Alabama Secretary of State dies after illness. Mrs Anneliza Warner Middlebrook widow of J Henry Middlebrook dies in Yonkers New York in her eighty second year. Leonard Lewis eighty seven dies in Bloomfield New Jersey leaving two children. Samuel Sonnenschein dies at ninety one in Orange New Jersey leaving four sons and one daughter. Edmund Baxter seventy one dies at his summer home near Nashville Tennessee referenced as railroad and corporation law expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bruck
Milwaukee
Mary Merritt Wyatt
William E. Wyatt
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Frances A. Dimmick
Dimmick
Milford
Penn
Sarah Woolston
China
Bright
Ridgway Street
Mount Holly
J. D. Barron
Montgomery Avertiser
Alabama
Anneliza Warner Middlebrook
J. Henry Middlebrook
William Warner
Lamartine Avenue
Yonkers
Leonard Lewis
Liberty Street
Bloomfield
Clara Lewis
William Lewis
Manhattan
Samuel Sonnenschein
Wfe
Marriage and death notices telephoned for NYT insertion
Notices indicate marriages and deaths intended for The New York Times can be submitted by telephone to the 1000 Bryant address for insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Delighting Birth Announcements from June Listings
June notices report multiple births: Dilloff at 231 West 113th Street a child born to Mr. and Mrs. I Dilloff. Fialla at 236 9th Avenue a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Gustav Fialla. Grosnef at 10 West 111th Street a daughter to Dr. and Mrs J Grosner. Levor at G011 West 136th Street a daughter to Mr. and Mrs 8 Levor. Morgenroth at 170 Martense Avenue Brooklyn a daughter to Mr. and Mrs L Morgenroth. Rosen at 100 St Nicholas Avenue a son to Mr. and Mrs A H Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilloff
West 113Th St
I. Dilloff
Fialla
Gustav Fialla
Grosnef
West 111Th St
J. Grosner
Levor
West 136Th St
M. Levor
Morgenroth
Martense Av
Brooklyn
L. Morgenroth
Rosen
St. Nicholas Av
A. H. Rosen
Engaged BERKOWITZ-BROWN in June
Announcement confirms the engagement of Annie Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Brown to Jacob H Berkowitz on June 11. The couple plans a future wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkowitz—Brown
Annie Brown
Samuel Brown
Jacob H. Berkowitz
Marriages Listed in New York Notices
A long list of wedding announcements dated in June across multiple couples. Entries include Esmond Guggenheim with Marion Price in Brooklyn, and others from Arlington Massachusetts to Dover Plains with couples such as Jessie Neergaard and Fred McOmber, and Cornelia Floyd with John Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheim—Price
Silverman
West 8Th St
Esmond
Alfred Guggenheim
Marion Bertha Price
McOmber—Neergaard
Arlington
Mass
James Yeames
Jessie Louise Neergaard
Frederick A. Neergaard
Fred Trowbridge McOmber
Ann Arbor
Mich
Nichols—Floyd
Mastic
Percy Stickney Grant
Cornelia du’ Bois
John G. and
Julia du Bois Floyd
John Treadwell Nichols
Friedmann
Schuldenfrei
Natalie Schuldenfrei
Leonel Friedmann
DBERG
Rabinowitz
Bessie Rabinowitz
Samuel Goldberg
Haldeman—Macindoe
Agnes MacIndoe
George Haldeman
Jackson—Lewis
Jennie Lewis
W. G. Jackson
Jones Wartman
Marie Wartman
Morris Jones
Littmax
ASCH
Katheryn Ahearn
Richard Clark
Eck—Thiel
Clara I. Thiel
William J. Eck
Eschuen—Cassidy
Eloise M. Cas
Franklin W. Eschen
James—Roden
Beatrice Roden
Walter L. James
Morrison—Walsh
Viola Walsh
Samuel A. Morrison
North—Eberhardt
Tessie Eberhardt
George M. North
Williamson—Way
Jennie L. Way
James G. Williamson
New York State
BREDT
Obituary notices from June 1910 Brooklyn and New York area
Multiple death notices and funeral details for George Livingston Baker Frances Williams Berri Edward Bunce George Wilbur Callender Robert Maxwell Chesebrough Isaac H Cocks Mary Damaraille John J Harrington Caroline Delano Haydock Isabelle Head and related services listed with addresses and timings in Brooklyn Manhattan and Montclair and Westbury with interment notes and flower omissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
George Livingston
George
Frances A. Baker
Boston
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Av
Thirty-fifth St
Baltimore
Berri
Frances Williams
William Berri
Clinton Av
Brook Inn
Greenwood Cemetery
Bunce
Edward E. Bunce
Madison St
Brooklyn
Callender
George Wilbur Callender
William N
Susie Wilbur Callender
Brookfield Road
Upper Montclair
N. J
Albany
Chesebrough
London
England
Robert Maxwell
Robert A. Chesebrough
Westbury
L. N
Isaac H. Cocks
Friends’ Meeting House
East 84Th St
New York
Damaraille
Mary BF
Paul Damaraille
104Th St
Amsterdam Av
Harrington
John J. Harrington
E. Harrington
S J. Vincent Ferrer
66Ton St
Lexington Av
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Lee * Vos
Isabelle Head
Westocd &J
Frank Campbell
Diverse Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New York Area
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York and nearby areas. Names include Higgins Hoffmann Irving Lockhart Middlebrook Morrison Payntar Price Prime Sackett Smollen Tallman Wyatt Abbott Benderoth Byrne Davis Gi... and many more with dates June 10-14, 1910. Districts span Manhattan Yonkers Brooklyn Flatbush and surrounding towns.
In Memoriam Notices From Local Parishes and Cemeteries
In Memoriam notices list individuals such as John R Considine at Mass for St Paul the Apostle on June 27. Marie Crimmin Mass at St Jenatus Loyla s Church today 7 30 AM. Marie Hitz unveiling at Machpelah Cemetery June 19. Julia A D Lehman memorial at Maimonides Cemetery June 19 2 30 PM. Mary F McGrath Mass St Joseph s Church today 7 AM. David Quitman unveiling monument Washington Cemetery June 19 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Considine
John R
St Paul the Apostle
McGrath
Mary F
St. Joseph's Church
Quitman
David
Washington Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church's History
Church of the Forty Thieves
Gramery Farm
Wall Street
Henry H. Satterlee
ST. John’s Choir
ST. Stephen’s
Episcopal School For Ministers
DR. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist
Fushimi
UTS
Irving
Edmond Guggenheim
Miss Marron Price
Hopper
Forepaugh & Sells
Edmund Baxter
Association of Railroads of the South
Ridgetop
Nashville, Tenn
Archer
Mount Vernon
Grand Central Terminal
Ellen Taylor
Archibald Irving
Amsterdam
Peter Roome Warner
Lamartine Av
Morrison
Alice Buckingham
Daniel W. Morrison
East 78Th St
Payntar
Hollis, L
Ann Elizabeth
John W. Payntar
Jacob de Bevolse
Metropolitan Av
Richmond Hill
Price
Edward Peet
Benjamin M
Anna M. Shotwell Price
Martin Wiltsie Brett
West 87Th St
Mary Rutherfurd Prime
Frederick Prime
Nee Rutherfurd Jay
Charles
Abbott
James T
Greenwich St
Benderoth
Elise
Thierrot Av
Bronx
Byrne
Edward
East 129Th St
Davis
Gittle
86Th St
D, C. Bancroft
Presbyterian
Chestnut Av
Rosebank
Kelly
Anna S
Bradford
Kerwin
Richard
East 198Th St
Madden
Michael F
Isabella
East 87Th St
Miller
Joseph H
East 144Th St
James G
East 126Th St
Murphy
Beardsley
Anson
Classon
Brinke—Frederick
54Th St
Clegg
Quincy St
DE_LUISI
Frank
South Eliott
Donaghey
Bernard
St. Edwards St
Fitzsimons
Thomas J
Gerhard
Sophia S
6Th St
Catherine
Prospect Park West
Loechel
Tid St
Lunham
Eleanor
Herkimer St
Morton
Morton.—Thomas
Narbut
Spencer Court
Riley
Bridget
Lefferts
Schwanewedel
Joan E
Wrthe
Sheridan
Stephen
Lone Island College Hospital
Tierney
Catherine M
Emerson Place
Weed
Celine
Berkeley Place
Connecticut
Buck
Eliza
Darien
Sherman
Mary A
Springdale
Long Island
Fox
Marie T
Brentwoodl
Thomas
Hillside Av
Jamaica
SEIF
Marie
Main St
Flushing
Lachman
Theodor
West New York
Herbig
Katharina
Jeresey City
Krause
Franziska
Union Hill
Lonffel
Leopold
Central
Late Trust Co
N.Y
Remsen St
Bklya
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Frank E. Campbell
West Sader
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