Vanderbilt Wedding Quiet Elegant Event at Holmwood
Mrs. Mar Emerson Vanderbilt of Racquette Lake New York and Raymond T Baker director of the U S Mint wed at Holmwood Lenox Massachusetts The ceremony led by Rev Benson Wyman used a modified Episcopal form amid pink and white peonies palms and firs The couple planned a honeymoon at Racquette Lake then Denver and San Francisco with later Washington visits Attending were prominent Vanderbilts and dignitaries including Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson and Senator James D Phelan.
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Speci
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Mar- Emerson Vanderbilt
Racquette Lake
N. Y
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Raymond T. Baker
Washington
United States Mint
Holmwood
Laurel
Laure
Palma
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Isaac E. Emerson
Réginald
Vanderblit
Inc
Benson Wyman
Lenox Jonah Church
Yman
Emerin
Wreihan
Baker
Bank Cf
Tria
California
E Baker
Liberty G
Wileen
Vanderbilt
Eginald C. Vanderbilt
Kathleen Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Cornelia Vanderbilt
William Douglas Sloane
William B. O. Field
George Baker
John Grissim
Stevesand Baker
Hiolm
Henry \. Anderson
New York
George Bend
Beary
Pease
W. Roscoe
George E. Tarnure
John FE. Alexandre
Anna R. Alexandre
Frederic Schenck
Allen B. Fenno
Frederick S. Delafield
Anita Delafield
Miss Gilroy A Bride In Plaza Ceremony
Thomas Frederick Allen Bibby of Liverpool and New York wed Miss Dorothy Ruth Gilroy the daughter of the late Thomas F Gilroy former Mayor of New York. The ceremony was conducted by Right Rev Henry A Brann at St Agnes Church and followed by a breakfast in the Plaza suite.
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Thomas Frederick Allen Bibby
Liverpool
England
New York
Dorothy Ruth Gilroy
Thomas F Gilroy
Plaza
Mer. Henry A. Brann
St. Agnes’s Church
John J. Gilroy
Claire Gilroy
Mr. Bi
Hyde Park
London
Wedding of Miss May Coffey and Thomas C Bradley
The wedding of Miss May Coffey daughter of John V Coffey and Thomas Collier Bradley was held at 10 o'clock yesterday in St Malachy's Church West Forty ninth Street Rev P A O Mara officiating The bride wore a white satin gown with a court train and pearl necklace gifts from the bridegroom Miss Katherine Bradley was maid of honor bridesmaids included Ella Robinson May Fallen Paul E Southard acted as best man and ushers were Michael Bradley and Walter N Keenan Mr Bradley belongs to the Catholic Oratorio Society
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May Coffey
John V. Coffey
Thomas Collier Bradley
St. Malachy’s Church
West Forty-ninth Street
P. A.o’marra
Katherine Bradley
Ella Robinson
May Fallen
Paul E. Southard
Michael Bradley
Walter N Keenan
Mr. Bradley
Catholic Oratorio Society
Marriage of Forrest Andrews and Ella S Johna in Bayside
The Knoxville lawyer Forrest Andrews married Ella S Johna in All Saints Disciples Church Bayside Long Island. Maid of honor was Marion Woolridge. Garnett Andrews served as best man. The bride worked with Red Cross Headquarters in New York. Her father, William Johns, heads George Batter Company and was appointed by President Wilson in January as Chairman of the Advertising Division of the Committee on Public Information.
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Forrest Andrews
Knoxville
Tenn
Ella S. Johna
William H. Johns
Bayside
L. I
All Saints
Marion Woolridge
Smith College
Garnett Andrews
Red Cross
New York
George Batter Company
Wilson
Committee On Public Information
Couple Wed At Huntington Chapel In City Cathedral
Miss Lucy C Neumer and Rev Charles H Kues wed yesterday morning in Huntington Chapel at the Cathedral of St John the Divine officiated by Rev James V Chalmers. Arthur A Neumer gave his sister in marriage. A breakfast for the bridal party followed at the Hotel Marseilles. The Rev and Mrs Kues will reside in Port Jervis New York where he has been appointed rector of Grace Church.
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Lucy C. Neumer
Charles H. Kues
Huntington Chapel
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
James V. Chalmers
Arthur A. Neumer
Marseilles
Kues
Port Jervis
N. Y
Grace Church
Mrs Jeannette Condon Weds Earl Stannard at Home
Miss Jeannette Condon married Earl Tappan Stannard on Tuesday at her 440 Riverside Drive residence with a breakfast at Sherry's. The newlyweds, who have departed for Alaska where Stannard serves as general manager of Kennecott Copper Corporation, include the bride as sister to Mrs Cappelen Smith and Miss Kathleen Condon.
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Jeannette Condon
Riverside Drive
Earl Tappan Stannard
Sherry’s
Alaska
Stannard
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Cappelen Smith
Kathleen Condon
Miss Twombly and Palmer Brown Wed in Brooklyn Church
Miss Bessie Fay Twombly daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Twombly of Jamaica L I and Palmer Brown president of the Brown Tile Company were married yesterday at Christ Church Brooklyn Canon Williams officiating Judge E Earle Brown of Rhode Island was best man for his brother.
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Bessie Fay Twombly
Charles E. Twombly
Jamaica
L. I
Palmer Brown
Brown Textile Company, Ltd
Christ Church
Brooklyn
Canon Williams
Chase
E. Earle Brown
Rhode Island
Engagement of Ellen Bourquardes to Lt. John Keating
Alfred Bourquardes of 611 Cathedral Parkway announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Ellen Bourquardes to Lieutenant John Honan Keating of the Medical Reserve Corps. Keating is house physician at St. Luke's Hospital and a Fordham University and College of Physicians and Surgeons alumnus.
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Ellen Bourquardes
Alfred Bourquardes
Cathedral Parkway
John Honan Keating
Medical Reserve Corps
Keating
W Liam H. Keating
St. Luke's Hospital
Fordham University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Calder Dinner for Daughter’s Bridal Party in Brooklyn
United States Senator and Mrs William M Calder will host a dinner tomorrow evening at the Montaux Club in Brooklyn for the bridal party of their daughter Miss Elsie Calder. She is to wed Lieutenant Robert Corwin Lee on Saturday evening at the Twelfth Street Reformed Church in Brooklyn.
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Calder
United States
William M. Calder
Montaux Club
Brooklyn
Elsie Calder
Robert Corwin Lee
Twelfth Street Reformed Church
Mrs Norwalk Seeks Separation in Cruelty Suit
Mrs Mabel L Norwalk sues Albert B Norwalk at 740 Riverside Drive for separation on cruelty grounds. She seeks liberal alimony citing his income of 6000 dollars yearly and a recent sale of a half interest in a patent valued at 25000 dollars. Married in 1989 they have daughter Marjorie eight.
Lawn Party On Blackwell's Island Benefit
A lawn party is planned for Saturday afternoon on Blackwell's Island to aid the Catholic chapels there. Euchre and bridge whist will be played with many prizes donated for the event.
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Blackwell's Island
Rush of Applicants for War Nurses Crowds Red Cross
Hundreds of women flock to Red Cross booths in New York and Brooklyn to enroll for army and navy nursing. army and navy demand over 25 000 nurses this year. A Brooklyn volunteer, a man, faces possible acceptance as a Red Cross nurse after Washington was asked. Carnegie Hall meeting to feature Dr George E Vincent and Miss Jane A Delano with Miss Annie W Goodrich. Over 200 nurses to be outfitted for overseas service at St Andrews Hotel this afternoon.
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Red Cross
Brooklyn
Army
Navy
War Hospital
New York City
Man
Washington
Central Committee For
Carnegie Hall
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Winford Smith
Gorgas
Jane A. Delano
Department of Nursing
American Red Cross
Annie W. Goodrich
Army School of Nursing
William C. Breed
The
Cross Second War Fund Committee
Army Nursing School
St. Andrew's Hotel
Seventy-second Street
Broadway
Auxiliary seeks names of officers kin for 306th Infantry
The Auxiliary of the 20eth Infantry organized to aid the regiment in France and stay connected with mothers wives and sisters asks for the relatives of commissioned officers. Women related to officers should send names and addresses to Secretary Mrs Rochester Jones 112 East Seventeenth Street to aid the organization’s work.
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20Eth Infantry
France
306Th Infantry
Rochester Jones
East Seventeenth Street
West Point Wedding Unites Caffy and Howell
Lieut Caffy graduates and marries Miss Catherine Frances Howell of Morristown New Jersey in a West Point chapel ceremony. The groom is son of Colonel Lachlan Caffy and Mrs Caffy with best man Lieut William Gordon and maids Ruth Brewster and others.
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Caffy
Catherine Frances Howell
Willis Kirkpatrick Howell
Morristown
N. J
Eugene Mead Caffy
West Point
Vercy Stiver
William Gordon
Ruth Brewster
Mary F. Ruffum
Ruth and
Hattie Howell
Anna Kuell
Marcia Kitchell
Betty McAllister
Daffy
Lachlan Caffy
Hill Marries Miss Maier In Ridgewood Church
L William Hill of Chicago married Miss Helen Elisabeth Maier at the Ridgewood Methodist Church. Rev Frederick Wright officiated with Mrs Jay Westcott as matron of honor and bridesmaids Fivelyn Grieve and Alliene Madden. Best man Stuart Plattenburg and ushers included Jay Westcott Harry Taylor Ernest Cubberly J W Gessford. They plan to spend the summer at Chicago’s South Shore Country Club.
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L. W. Hill
Maier
Helen Elisabeth Mater
William H. Maier
L. William Hill
Chicago
Methodist Church
Ridgewood
N. J
Frederick Wright
Jay Westcott
Fivelyn Grieve
Alliene Madden
Stuart Plattenburg
Harry Taylor
Ernest Cubberly
Military Wedding Unites Lieut Azoy and Miss Groves
A ceremony on Sunday afternoon at Main Avenue Presbyterian Church East Orange New Jersey joined Lieut A C M Astoy Jr US Army and Miss Margaret Field Groves daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles Austin Groves of New York in a ceremony attended by local officers and family friends.
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Azoy
Divorce Granted to Mrs Mary MacAdam in Brooklyn
A decree of divorce in favor of Mrs Mary MacAdam niece of Canadian Justice Minister Charles J Doherty was signed by Supreme Court Justice Scudder in Brooklyn. The proceedings cited a California marriage after John Moore MacAdam a steel construction engineer had divorces there from his wife and Adele Hill Ruprecht had divorce from Ruprecht. The MacAdam Ruprecht marriage was not recognized and Ruprecht is named co respondent. Mrs MacAdam retains custody of two children.
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MacAdam
Mary MacAdam
Charles J. Doherty
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Scudder
California
John Moore MacAdam
Adele Hill Ruprecht
Rupprecht
Shonts Resting Comfortably After Hospital Operation
Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company was operated on at Post-Graduate Hospital for an internal trouble. He rested comfortably last night and slept well after the procedure. An expected improvement was anticipated today as his illness had been growing.
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P. Shonts
Post-Graduate Hospital
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Shonts
Mr. Shonts
Mrs F J Shepard Undergoes Surgery for Appendicitis
Mrs Finley J Shepard, longtime philanthropist born Helen Gould, was operated on for appendicitis yesterday afternoon after health concerns escalated from a mild illness. Surgeon Dr Robert Coleman Kemp performed the procedure at a private hospital. she rests comfortably and is not considered seriously ill.
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Finley J. Shepard
Shepard
Fifth Avenue
Robert Coleman Kemp
East Fifty-seventh Street
Kemp
Helen Gould
Ifontauk Point
Cuba
Gould System
Finley J. Shepard, Sr
Silas B Brownell Dead and Public Service Leader
Silas B Brownell of Brownell Patterson 71 Wall Street died at his home 322 West Fifty sixth Street after a 65 year legal career in New York City. Born October 11 1830 in Knox County Kentucky he led Union College trusteeship and Barnard College chairmanship while serving in many civic roles. Lieutenant John Laurence Hegarty was buried with honors after an airplane incident in Lake Charles Louisiana with a large funeral in Mount Vernon and a full military escort and burial rites.
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Silas B. Brownell
Brownell & Patterson
Wall Street
Weat
Fifty-sixth Street
New York City
Mr. Brownell
Knox
WV. Y
Moses Brownell
Mary Brown Brownell
Union College
Troy
N. Y
Washington
Princeton Theological Seminary
Barnard College
The
American Bible Society
New York Bar Association
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Columbia University
Hobart College
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
New York
Lafayette Post
GG A. Mere
Hegarty
John Laurence. Hegarty
Lake Charles
Sacred Heart Church
Mount Vernon
David Leahy
Edward J. Flynn
Father Shea
Moonix
Brownell
Westith St
Silas Brown
Sarah Sheffield Brownell
6Th St
Association of the Bar of the City of
West 44Th St
Bth
55Th St
Charles H. Strong
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for NYT insertion may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The item lists marriages and deaths to be published.
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New York Times
Bryant
Lowenstein Announces Birth of Son at Woman's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lowenstein announce the birth of a son on Wednesday June 12 at Woman's Hospital.
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Lowenstein, Sr
Mrs. Laula Lowenstein
Woman's Hospital
Marriages announced in New Jersey and beyond
Mrs. Thomas Robert Fowler announces the marriage of her daughter Beatrice to Howard F. Almy of New York on June 10. Elizabeth Clarte Kivian wed Demarest Earle Jr. of Hackensack New Jersey on June 10. John Louise Jacobs married Eugene J. Fitz Gerald at Grace Church Kansas City on June 12. Irma Rose to Louis B. Keit of the U S N R F on June 6. Ferdinand I. Korn and Lillian Korn announce a marriage by Rev. Dr. Joseph Silverman. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin S. Smith announce their daughter Ethel’s marriage to Raymond Westley Wakefield on June 1.
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Almy Fowler
Thomas Robert Fowler
Beatrice
Howard F. Almy
New York
Earle—Kivian
Elizabeth Clarte Kivian
Hugh F. Donnelly
Qe Demarest Earle, Jr
Hackensack
N. J
Fitz Gerald—Jacobs
Grace Church
Kansas City
Nelson Spencer
John Louise
Hobart B. Jacobs
Greenwich
Conn
Eugene J. Fitz Gerald
A. Keit—Rose
Irma Rose
Bessie Rose
Louis
Kelt
Sc Keit
Richold Korn
Ferdinand I. Richard
Lillian Schleestein Korn
Joseph Siiverman
Wakefield — Smith
Franklin
Smith
Westfield
Ethel
Raymond Westley Wakefield
Plainfield
Kelly St
Bronx
Dumond
Elizabeth Whitley
William D
Eva Whitley Dumond
Weat
104Th St
Edwards
Elizabeth
Amy
Ogden
Maria Edwards
Fitch
Delaney c
Katherine E
James KB. Fitch
East S7th St
Fronans
London
England
Angelo Fronani
BY Fronanit
Washington
Geile de Suissan
GLI A
France
Frank Lewis Glick
Sth Company
6Th Regiment, U. SS. Marines
George F. Brownell. Hatch
Willowdale Av
Montclair
N J
Ortmal Curtis Hatch
Louise Hussong
Palmetto St
Brooklyn
Johnson
Alexander Edward
Emma Drabble Johnson
St. Andrew's Church
St. Av
127Th St
George Frederic Jones. Hicks
J. Jewett Hicks
George F. Hicks
Sarah H. Hicks
Clinton Avy
New Brighton
Staten Island
N. Y
West 70Th St
Keen
Marianne Boyd Keen
Henry B. Keen
Samuel Boyd
Sylvia Coe
Herbert F. Keen
Harrison Av
Winsted
Kirtland
Cecilia J. Kirtland
Frederic A. Kirt- West
Land
P. M
Saybrook
LA Fetra
Summit
Piatt
Edward C. White
Lawler
Hugsh J
Emma Lawler
Gruhn
Macy Place
Lee
Charles M. Lee
Anna Campbell Lee
Francis 2
Lindsley
John Nichol Lindsley
Cleveland St
Lordan
Mayme Tallaferra
John J. Lordan
Campbell's
Thareday
Sioux City
Kotzen
Meyer
Rachael L
Bessie
Abraham A
Sarah
Max M
Washington Cemetery
McCarthy
Troy
Obituary notices list June 1918 deaths and funeral details
The page records numerous death notices and funeral arrangements for individuals including Ethel Adelson Silas Brownell and many others. It lists names, ages, residence addresses, and funeral times at churches such as Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, St Philip Neri, and local homes, with interment details and officer notices from associations.
Obituary notes list Newark and Brooklyn deaths and civic figures
Obituary notes record the deaths of FRANK FERINSWORTH in Newark aboard a ferry boat, OWEN B. WILLIAMS in Manhattan, ANNA McDOWELL KEYBURN in Brooklyn, ISABELLA FRANCES MAGUIRE in Brooklyn, EDWARD M. TYRRELL in Brooklyn, ERNEST A. T. BJERRUM in Ozone Park, CHARLES BENEDICT WYCKOFF in Somerville, PHILIP CLOW WAMSLEY in Manhattan, ANGUS NICHOLSON in Brooklyn, SUSAN GUILON FITZPATRICK in New Rochelle, SAMUEL J. WEISS in Brooklyn, AMANDA DE PUYSTER LOVELL in Brooklyn.
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Frank Ferinsworth
Ridgewood Avenue
Newark
New Jersey Central
Owen B. Williams
Ward Line
West 171St Street
Anna McDowell Keyburn
George H. Keyburn
Brooklyn
Franklin Avenue
Isabella Frances Maguire
St. Saviour's R. C. Church
Tenth Street South
Edward M. Tyrrell
Jefferson Avenue
Kent
England
Ernest A. T. Bjerrum
Ozone Park
L. J
Twenty-eighth Ward Board of Trade
Charles Benedict Wyckoff
Somerville
N. J
Wyckoff
G. A. R. Philip Clow Wamsley
Manhttan
St. Martin's P. E. Church
Mr. Wamsley
Leeds
Angus Nicholson
Menomonie Indian
Neopit
Wis
Norman Ferguson
Fighty-first Street
Taft
Nicholson
New York
Susan Guilon Fitzpatrick
New Rochelle
Albert W._ Monroe
Fifth Avenue
Samuel J. Weiss
Manhattan
Decatur Street
Weiss
The
Order of the Iroquois
Tecumseh Lodge
T. D
T. L
Amanda DE Puyster Lovell
Edward J. Lovell
M. D. Belden & Co
St. George
Merwin and Merwin Family Obituaries and Notices
Numerous death notices and funeral announcements from Greenwich Conn to Brooklyn reveal Berkley Rich Merwin dies in Greenwich with services at Presbyterian Church. Other entries list Kierkley Rich Merwin and Berkley KR Merwin in Masons and Sons of the Revolution notices. Additional notices cover Victorine Morton and Herbert Musgrave casualties, Clara Peterson, William Peter, Sophia Pell and more. Funeral times span June 13 to June 18 with interments at Woodlawn, Mount Olivet, or private.
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Merwin
Greenwich
Canon
Berkley Rich
Florence T. Merwin
Presbyterian Church
Conn
Grand Central Devor
Sons of the Revolution
New York
Kierkley Rich Merwin
Grand Central Depo
Robert Olyphant
Kane Lodge
A. M. Brethren
Berkley KR
Archer M. Jacobus
Henry W. Penovar
Morton
Victorine Carson
James Morton
Lewis P. Bremer
Ridgewood Road
Maplewood
N. J
Morris
N. Y
Charles William
New York City
Peterson
Clara M
Brooklyn
Ness
Degraw
Hrooalyn
Lutheran
Peter
Union Hill
William Peter
Sophie Peter
Spy. Or
Hiudson Av
tLnten Hill Steelestated
Arion Finging Society of
Hoboken
Quarcretts Club
Peter Bray Lowling Club
Brew Masters’ Association
Hrewers Board of Trade of
New York and
Richard and
Paul Pell
Ivy St
Elmhurst
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Rathbun
Albany
Elve Charlotte Burrill
Acers Rathbun
A. B. Shaw
Rutland Road
Flatbush
Grace Reformed Church
Segfert
Myra Louise
Bessie M. Weiler
Campbell Building
Broadway
66Th St
Smith
Merritt J
Clara Smith
Jefferson Av
Squires
Ayr
Scotland
George Squires
Aviation
U. A
George C. Squires
St. Paul
Minn
George W. Wickersham
Ridgefield School
Ridgefield
Cameron
Thompson
William Delmore Thompson
Bertha Delmore Higsine
St. Ignatius Church
Rogers Av
Carroll St
Atlantic Ay
Carroll St. Tyng
Stephen Higginson
Woodlawn
Long Island City Leader Henry C Johnson Dies at 79
Henry Clay Johnson Sr a prominent Queens Republican and longtime Long Island City resident died at his home 147 Franklin Street He was a major real estate auc tioneer with Roe H Smith Co in Astoria served as Police Commissioner and chaired the Queens Republican Committee He also led the State Board of Mediation and Arbitration and was a former Assembly member
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Henry Clay Johnson
Queens
Long Island City
Franklin Street
Johnson
Roe H. Smith & Co
Astoria
McKinley
Queens County
Republican Committee
Black
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Assembly
Long Island
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Cradley-Coffey
Miss Johns
Wm. A. White & Sons
Cedar Street
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F. J. Shepard
Butenschoen
Elizabeth V
Ferdinand Butenschoen
Engine Co
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Rochester
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George Candee Buell
Carner
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H. Marsh
Mary Helen Carner
Hobsert
Gypsy Smith
Jerey
Connecticut
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Woodlawn Cemetery
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Dr. de Pena
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State Department
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40Th Street
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House of Kuppenheimer
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49Th St
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Dr. A. Reed
Ma J.P Smith Shoe CO
37Th St
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Woolworth Building
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Bondowest Insurance Rates
League Storage
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