Mary Garden Returns from Pacific Coast Tour
Miss Mary Garden arrived in New York from the Pacific Coast after two months of concert touring across the United States. She sails to Paris this morning on the Kaiser Wilhelm I and discusses future plans including Salome, Salome in Paris, and a fall Maine Festival in Bangor.
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Mary Garden
New York
Europe
Pacific Coast
United States
Miss Garden
Louise
West
Paris
Messager
Paris Opéra
Philadelphia
Salome
San Francisco
Depuis le
Jour
Denver
Maine
Bangor
Peoria
Ill
Elue
Bryan
Emma Goldman
Aid Acknowledged For Destitute Gentlewoman
The Times records gifts totaling seven dollars to assist a middle aged destitute woman. A $5 contribution comes from W. I. C. and a $2 gift from XX. Y. 2. The appeal notes her illness and need for support.
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the Times
Social notes reflect prominent figures embarking for Europe
Prof and Mrs Charles F Chandler of 51st Street spend summer at Homestead New Hartford Conn. Several society names sail for Europe including Mr and Mrs William B Boulton and son, Mr and Mrs August Belmont, Mr and Mrs G Louis Boissevain, and Ambassador Henry F White with Mrs White. Others will attend coronation events in London and rest cures in Carlsbad and St Moritz.
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Henry Meyer Johnson
East Fifty-seventh Street
Miss Johnson
London
Carlsbad
St. Moritz
Weds in Rosemary's Chapel
Miss Rosalie De Forest married Henry Ashton Crosby Jr. at Saint Bede's Chapel in Rosemary Hall Greenwich. The ceremony featured her sister-in-law as maid of honor and Gerald May as best man, with fifty guests from New York attending. The couple plans a Northern wedding trip and then summers in Rockridge Greenwich.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Saint Bede’s Chapel
Rosemary Hall
Rosalie de Forest
Othniel de Forest
New York
Henry Ashton Crosby, Jr
Harvard
Josephine Crosby
Gerald May
M. George Thompson
Edward E. de Forest
Crosby
North
Rockridge
Wedded at Delmonico's Miss Pollock and Marvin Altmayer
The wedding of Miss Antoinette Pollock and Marvin C Altmayer took place at Delmonico's with Dr Stephen S Wise performing. The bride wore satin with point lace and heirloom veil, a shower bouquet of white orchids, and pearls from the groom. Family members served as attendants. a wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for a Canada automobile trip.
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Antoinette B. Pollock
James Pollock
Mobile
Ala
Marvin. C. Altmayer
Delmonico's
Stephen S. Wise
Claire Pollock
Clarice
Viola Altmayer
S. Bach
Simon Schneider
New Orleans
Walter Dreyfous
Lawrence Gane
Bertram Schlesinger
Norman Scholle
Herbert Schienfeld
Canada
Hotel Majestic
Miss Clark Engaged to Gustav Schwab Jr
Mrs. Francis Skiddy Marden of 449 Park Avenue announces the engagement of her sister Miss Alice Requa Clark daughter of Cyrus Clark to Gustav Schwab Jr son of Mr and Mrs Gustav H Schwab Yale graduate class of 1902 and Union Club member No wedding date mentioned.
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Miss Clark
Gustav Schwab
Francis Skiddy Marden
Park Avenue
Alice Requa Clark
Cyrus Clark
Gustav Schwab, Jr
Gustav H. Schwab
Schwab
Yale
Union Club
Miss Dorothy Merle-Smith to Wed David Pyle
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Merle-Smith daughter of the Rev and Mrs Wilton Merle-Smith and David McAlpin Pyle will be held at 29 West Fifty-fourth Street on Monday June 26. Mr Pyle is the son of Mr and Mrs James Tolman Pyle of 67 Fifth Avenues who are now at their Morristown New Jersey country place.
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Dorothy Merle-Smith
Dorothy Merle- Smith
Wilton Merle-Smith
David McAlpin Pyle
West Fifty-fourth Street
Mr. Pyle
James Tolman Pyle
Fifth Avenues
Morristown
N. J
Waller-Sackett Wedding Planned for July 20
The wedding of Miss Audrey Townsend Sackett daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Sackett of 863 Park Avenue and Stewart Waller son of Robert Waller will be held July 20 at the bride parents country home in New London Conn. Waller Harvard class of 1903 grandson of John A Stewart member of the Union Racquet and Tennis and Tuxedo Clubs. Sackett’s sister Austen Townsend Sackett to wed Miss Marie Good Thursday at Delmonico s. Waller to wait upon Sackett as best man.
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Miss Sackett
Austen Townsend Sackett
Marie Good
John Good
Brooklyn
Delmonico’s
Stewart Waller
Mr. Sackett
Aida Opens Opera Season at Daly's
The New Grand Opera Company launches at Daly's with Aida directed by Josiah Zuro. Talented leads Miss Alwina Beeeneak and Miss Alice Gentle headline alongside Carlo Cartica as Radames, with Gravina Cervi Pimazzoni in principal roles. Tonight features Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with the Dance of the Hours from La Gioconda.
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Aida
Ceeceeeeveess
Dianetta Alwina Beeeneak
Alice Gentle Radames
Cavaliere
Carlo Cartica Amonasro
Cater
Giuseppe Pimazzoni
Ramonis
Giovanni Gravina
Natale Cervi
WipsSieed
Hels
Correnti Priestess
A. Heyman
Ee Omand
Josiah Zuro
Louis Zuro
New Grand Opera Company
Bowery
Daly’s
Manhattan Opera House
Miss Alwina
Miss Gentle
Pimazzoni
Amonasro
Gravina
Ramphis
Cervi
Alberti
Radames
Carlo Cartica
Signor Zuro
Cavalleria Rusticana
Opera Opens Season at Palisades Park with The Red Mill
The Aborn Comic Opera Company began its Palisades Amusement Park season with The Red Mill last night in a remodeled rustic theatre seating about 2,000. Walter S. Wills and William R. Swor led the cast with other principals including GeorgeKunke, Thomas Sutton, Carl Harberg, Steven Stotts, Bert Phoenix, Agnes Finley, Leonore Buttler, Gertrude Hutchinson, Margarete Dams, and Maurice Lavigne. Robin Hood will be staged next week and Arthur Holden debuts as a high diver at Palisades Park.
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Aborn Comic Opera Company
Palisades
Red Mill
Walter S. Wills
William R. Swor
George Kunke
Thomas Sutton
Carl Harberg
Steven Stotts
Bert Phoenix
Agnes Finley
Leonore Buttler
Gertrude Hutchinson
Margarete Dams
Maurice Lavigne
Robin Hood
Palisades Park
Arthur Holden
Madge Lessing Returns to New York from Berlin Visit
Madge Lessing, missing from New York since the 1904 revival of Er Minie, arrived yesterday from Berlin for a brief stay in the city.
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Madge Lessing
Berlin
New York
Erminie
Theatrical Notes Highlight Cast and Crews for New Productions
George Probert and Brandon Hurst join the Charles J. Ross Company for Mrs Avery. Ina Clair joins Jumping Jupiter as featured principal with Follies Bergere. John McGhie becomes musical director for The Spring Maid. Max Bendix shifts to film music and The Pink Lady revives at New Amsterdam with West Point officers attending tonight. National flags and Military Academy colors adorn the theatre.
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George Probert
Brandon Hurst
Charles J. Ross Company
Mrs. Avery
Gretchen Dale
Howard Batnbrook
Ina Clair
Cecum
Follies Bergere Forces
John McGhie
Fritz Scheff
Werba & Luescher
Max Bendix
Mrs Lott to Wed New York Man Next Saturday
Mrs Bertha Blanche Lott, who won a divorce from Major Albert F. Lott, will marry Francis E. Stubbs of New York at her father's home in Chicago. Miss Grundy Lott will be maid of honor. The couple will honeymoon in Europe after the ceremony.
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New York Times
Chicago
Bertha Blanche Lott
Albert F. Lott
Illinois National Guard
Francis E. Stubbs
New York
John J. Mullaly
Marshfield Avenue
Miss Grundy Lott
Miss Lott
Mr. Stubbs
Europe
Major Lott
Old Timers Festival Week Opens at Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre began its final season week with an Old Timers Festival featuring Harrigan and Hart era veterans. Annie Yeamans headlined songs and stories. James and Bonnie Thornton offered monologue and songs. Gus Williams and Lottie Gilson also appeared among others. The lobby showcased era photos and biographies as souvenirs. The festival runs all week.
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Colonial Theatre
Annie Yeamans
Harrigan and Hart
James
Bonnie Thornton
Gus Williams
Lottie Gilson
Magnet
Wara and Curran
Will H. Fox
Fox
Ward
John le Clare
Tussler
Balara
Italian Operetta at Irving Place Theater Draws Mixed Response
The Italian Comic Opera Company presented Vincenzo Valente's Granatieri at Irving Place Theatre. Italians laughed at the comedy but critics found the music lacking for serious musicians or popular crowds. Performers Imbimbo and Guidi drew mixed praise, with Merighi and Canepa receiving favorable notices. The brass band finale of the first act elicited strong applause. The company moves on to The Merry Widow tonight, where the music is said to shine.
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New York
Vincenzo Valente
Granatieri
Irving Place Theatre
Auber
Imbimbo
Mme. Canepa
L. Guidi
G. Merighi
Anna Held to Return in New Follies of 1911
Anna Held, who left the stage two years ago, will reappear next season under F Ziegfeld Jr. in a new French farce adapted into English by George W Hobart with music by Raymond Hubbell. The piece opens in September and Harry Watson will play the principal comedy role in The Follies of 1911.
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Anna Held
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
George W. Hobart
Raymond Hubbell
Harry Watson
Valeska Suratt to Star in The Red Rose at Globe Theatre
The Red Rose a musical comedy by Harry B and Robert B Smith with music by Robert Hood Bowers will be the summer attraction at Globe Theatre. It opens at Globe on Thursday June 22 after Sarah Bernhardt's engagement, following a run at Tremont Theatre Boston and a three day rest before New York premiere.
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Valeska Suratt
Harry B
Robert B. Smith
Robert Hood Bowers
Globe Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Boston
The
Globe
Sarah Bernhardt
New York
Ruth St Denis to Perform Egyptian and Hindu Dances at Victoria Roof Garden
William Hammerstein brings Ruth St Denis back to vaudeville for the Victoria Roof Garden season. She returns in late July with two Egyptian dances The Tamboura and The Veil of Isis and three Hindu numbers The Cobra The Spirit of Incense and The Nautch Dance. A company of Hindus accompanies her with an orchestra of forty pieces.
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William Hammerstein
Ruth St. Denis
Victoria Roof Garden
Miss St. Denis
Vera McEnery Engagement Announced to Louis Heinrichs
Mr. and Mrs. James McEnery of 82 Prospect Place Brooklyn announce the engagement of their daughter Vera to Louis Ernest Heinrichs of Brooklyn. The family resides at their country place in Great Barrington Massachusetts. No wedding date has been set.
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James McEnery
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Vera McEnery
Louis Ernest Heinrichs
Great Barrington
Mass
Margaret Drayton Engaged to Clifford M. Baker of Plainfield
Mrs John B Drayton of Hillside Avenue Plainfield New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Margaret Drayton to Clifford Myron Baker of Plainfield No wedding date has been set.
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John B. Drayton
Hillside Avenue
Plainfield
N. J
Margaret Drayton
Clifford Myron Baker
Yesterdays Wills List Several 1911 Estates
The notice outlines bequests from multiple deceased individuals dated 1911. Evelyn Bell leaves over 10000 dollars to Effie Beyer and Harriet Clark. Arthur Jarvis leaves 500 dollars and over 1000 to his mother, Chanie Jarvis. Rebecca Oppenheimer leaves over 10000 to sons Zacharias Paul Otto Eugene and to Alma Rice and grandson Walter Wels. Mary Kelly disperses under 10000 in realty and under 5000 personally with specific legacies to Roy Warren, John Mannion, Mrs. Madge Major, Julia Golden, Rose Enright, Anna Warren, and residue to Mrs. Major. James McKinlay leaves up to 3510 to Addie McKinlay. Thomas Mitchell accounts for realty and personal sums with life interests and residuary shares to Mary Fleming, William Mitchell, and Robert Fleming.
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Evelyn M. Bell
Effie Vv. Beyer
Broadway
Harriet L. Clark
Meadville
Penn
Arthur N. Jarvis
Chanie E. Jarvis
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Rebecca Oppenheimer
Zacharias H
Paul H
Otto H
Eugene H. Oppenheimer
Alma O. Rice
Madison Avenue
Walter Wels
Mary F. Kelly
Roy Warren
West Fifty-second Street
John Mannion
Pelham
N. Y
Madge Major
Kingsbridge
Plaza
Julia Golden
Rose Enright
Anna Z. Warren
Major
James M. McKinlay
Addie L. McKinlay
Thomas Mitchell
John Brownlee
East 150Th Street
Mary Fleming
William T. Mitchell
Robert Henry Fleming
Merry Whirl at Columbia Theatre Proves Promising
Morton and Moore presented Merry Whirl at the Columbia Theatre for a two week summer run. The program mixed two one act burlesques The Magic Ring and The Merry Whirl with continuous action, humor and music of high quality. Mildred Elaine Rita Redmond and Phil White headlined with a strong chorus earning early audience applause.
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Morton and Moore
Montgomery
Steno
Columbia Theatre
Paris
Mildred Elaine
Rita Redmond
Phil White
Billy Meehan
Funeral for Mrs Mary Carter Kingdon in Paris Church
Crowded American Church in Paris honors Mrs Mary Carter Kingdon who died suddenly at the Ritz. Family and high society guests include Mrs George Gould and Howard Gould. music featured the hymn Nearer My God to Thee. The service was conducted by Rev D J Morgan with noted simplicity.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Mary Carter Kingdon
Ritz
Anthony Drexel
Kingdon
Helen Gould
Crawford Hill
Brockholst
Hermann
Gould
Howard Gould
Charles Alexander
James H. Hyde
Miss Cameron
Hamilton Fish
Miss Pulitzer
Berwind
Alexander S. Clarke
J. W. Gates
Prince A. Romanowski
Duke de Leuchtenberg
Col. Dimitri
Charles Marshall
R. Thornton Wilson
W. D. Sloane
Townsend
J. Abercrombie Burden
Fred H. Baldwin
R. de Rougemont
Elliott Gregory
H. Holbrook Curtis
Leopold Huffer
Baron
Baroness de Seilliére
Robert Driscoll
Henry Se
Hugo Kanzler Dies En Route To Office At Hammelis
Hugo Kanzler lawyer and Board of Education member dies of heart disease at Hammelis Station while traveling from his Rockaway Park summer home to his office at 79 Fifth Avenue. He aged 58, educated at Columbia Law and NYU, former Harlem Democratic Club president, active in Thirty first District politics. He served 38 years as credit man for Muser Brothers lace importers and was a charter member of several credit and accounting groups. He leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Hugo Kanzler
Board of Education
Hammelis Station
Rockaway Park
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Kanzler
Columbia Law School
New York University
Harlem
Democratic Club
Thirty-first Assembly
McClellan
Muser Brothers, Lace Importers
New York Credit Men's Association
National Credit Men's Association
New York Society of Accountants and Bookkeepers
Notable Obituaries Hit New York and Nearby Cities
Col George W. E. Dorsey former Nebraska congressman and mining figure dies in Salt Lake City aged 61. Robert C. Deutlin longtime Orange tradesman and Elks steward dies in St Marys Hospital aged 53. John Munson Corby Civil War veteran dies in Bloomfield aged 74. Prof David C. Wells Dartmouth sociologist dies at 53 in Hanover. Charles Bellamy Culver writer and critic dies at 47 in New York. Maurice W. Lazarus dry goods merchant dies in Broadway restaurant aged ?70s. Charles Henry Edgar vice president of Woodlawn Cemetery dies in Brooklyn aged 54. Robert Brown Yale Observatory Secretary Emeritus dies in New Haven aged 74. Cary Selden Rodman architect dies at Newburg home aged 42.
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George ‘W. E. Dorsey
Nebraska
Utah
Salt Lake
Col. Dorsey
Laura Wprodge
Col. Dorgeer
American Mining Congress
Virginia
Robert C. Deutlin
Orange
Elks
St. Mary's Hospital
Bright
John Munson Corby
C. B. Ritscher
Berkly Avenue
Bloomfield
Andover Academy
Towdoin College
Charles Bellamy Culver
West Ninety-eighth Street
Culver
Columbia College
New York Herald
Evening World
Hook Mountain
the Palisades
Maurice W. Lazarus
Mercer Street
Broadway
Charles Berkowitz
Havana
Lazarus
Roumania
West 107Th Street
Charles Henry Edgar
Woodlawn
Association Land Company
Monroe Place
Brooklyn
Edgar
John F. Pingry
New Jersey
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Columbia Law School
Bar Association
Hamilton Club
Robert Brown
Yale Observatory
George Gray
New Haven
Cincinnati
Yale
Cincinnati Gas, Light and Coke Company
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cary Selden Rodman
James A. P. Ramsdell
Newburg
N. Y
East Fifty-sixth Street
King Praises Puccini at Rome Opera Premiere
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena attended the first Rome presentation of Puccini's The Girl of the Golden West. The royal party praised the music and American scenery, with Puccini invited to the royal box and commended for staging help from American mechanicians. Swift & Company's fresh beef sales in New York averaged 8.65 cents per pound for the week ending June 10.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Puccini
Royal Box
England
Swift & Company
New York City
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriage and death items are intended for insertion in The New York Times via telephone to 1000 Bryant. The fragment shows a classified notice process with contact details for submissions.
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New York Times
Bryant
Fennel and Knox announce newborns in Connecticut
On June 9 in Danbury and Hartford Connecticut respectively Mr and Mrs D J Fennel welcome a daughter while Mr and Mrs Charles N Knox celebrate the birth of a son both births recorded in the public notices within the Hartford region.
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Fennel
Danbury
Conn
D. J. Fennel
Knox
Hartford, Conn
Charles N. Knox
Son
Marriages Chronicle from New Jersey and New York Areas
A list of June 1911 nuptials across Montclair Montvale and nearby towns notes multiple couple announcements. Names include Antoinette Tingley and Charles W. Anderson Jr Ida Catherine Chappelle and Dr Frank C Ard Rosa de Forest and Henry Crosby Jr Clara Treacy and William Kilcullen Amelia Bertha Koempel and Herman Schrader Marion Ayres and Robert Wright Louise Gedney and William Deane Queenie Goldman and Joseph Hirschhorn Martha Kuther and George Hilgenstuhler Barbara Burghardt and Henry Schneider Esther Gray and Sidney Baker Anna Hawley and Alfred Boller Grace Mervine and John King.
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New Jersey
Baker—Gray
Newark
Esther Gray
Sidney T. Baker
Boller—Hawley
Fast Orange
Anna M. Hawley
Alfred P. Boller, Jr
King
Mervine
Asbury Park
Grace Mervine
John C. King
Death notices and funeral arrangements across New York area
The column lists numerous obituaries and funeral services for Grace S. Berg D. Dill Charles Henry Edgar Harrower Ann Jones Addie Hervey George Lampe Cary Selden Rodman Mary Alice Walsh John G Waterman David Collins Wells Margaretha Benzler Mary Bratherton Joseph A Clark Bernard Duffy Elizabeth Gilmartin Ellen Glynn Edward Hasenzahl Mary Rose Rose O T M and others with service dates and locations at places including Waldorf Astoria Brooklyn Ossining Hanover Hanover New Jersey and Orange New Jersey plus churches cemeteries and private residences with dates June 11 to June 18 1911 and multiple venues.
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Monroe Place
Brooklyn
Harrower
West 104Th St
Charles. S. Harrower
Jones
Great Barrington
Mass
Ann Jones
John Jones
19Th St
New York City
Adelphic Lodge
Alfred E. Hassall
Walter Cheetham
Lyon
Dobbs Ferry-on-Hudson
Della W. Lyon
Maysville
Kentucky
Rawle
Weldon
Bryn Mawr
Francis William Rawle
James Rawle
Reynolds
Kingston
N. Y
Elizabeth Cuthill
Henry Reynolds
Peru
Ind
Rodman
James A. P. Ramsdell
Hemlock Glenn
Newburgh
Cary Selden Rodman
Elizabeth Selden
Thomas H. Rodman
East 56Th St
Sanks
George P. Sanks
West
Frank Campbell
Smucker
Gadsden
Ala
A. C. Smucker
Geo. KE. Pasmore
New York
W. H. Spencer
Chicago
Geo. E. Pasmore
Chestnut St
Mt. Vernon
N. Y. St. Louis
Stout
West 140Th St
Charles Wesley Stout
Julia M. Curran
Swain
Ossining
Chellis Davis Swain
State St
Grand Central Station
Ackawanna
Hoboken
Highland Av
Portland
Walsh
Mary Alice Walsh
East 30Th St
Zabriskie
St. Stephen’s Church
East 28Th St
Lexington
3D Avs
Calvary
Newport
R. I
Waterman
John G
Albert G
Emily Spencer Waterman
Philadelphia
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Wells
Hanover
N.H
David Collins Wells
Dartmouth College
Benzler
Farrell
Gilmartin
Elizabeth
Glynn
Ellen
West 118Th St
Hasenzahl
Edward
Obituary notices list diverse deaths June 11 across NYC area
The death notices cover many residents with addresses from East 60th Street to Jamaica and Newark. Funeral times vary with several services today and tomorrow, listing names such as George Martin Thomas Morand Patrick, Maria Covert, Elizabeth Stolz and more. Public notices include ages from young adults to seniors and multiple boroughs.
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East — St
A. Theisinger
Philippine
Wallace
Thomas H
East 62d St
WELTZ
Henrietta
East 116Th St
Brooklyn
Bahnmuller
Burke
Annie M
Court St
Furman
Emma L
Clermont Av
Haggerty
Mary E
Webster Av
Harding
Ivy
Fulton St
Kelley
John W
Monroe St
A. M. Kennedy
Johanna
Kings County
Ie Lightner
Catherine J
East 19Th St
Lutz
Ana K
Knickerbocker Av
McDonald
P. Shea
Tillie
15Th St
P. M. Stolz
Elizabeth
Ocean Av
Thompe
Clifton Place
Young
Jennie
Sterling Place
Masses for Michael Carlin and Edwan Maher in Newark
In Wemortam Michael Carlin masses at St Patrick's Cathedral Newark to day at 9 AM. Edwan Maher mass at Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel Newark to morrow at 9 AM.
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Carlin
Michael
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Newark
N. J
Maher
Edwan
Church of Our Lady of Good Cornseel
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Pricing
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station as well as Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lot prices start at $138. For Books of Views, call 4855 Gramercy or contact the representative at Office 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
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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!