New York Law School Commencement At Carnegie Hall
Justice Almer F. Jenks delivered guidance on perseverance and understanding human nature to graduates at New York Law School. Dean Chase announced the tenth anniversary, with 1,240 alumni and diplomas awarded, followed by prize allocations and honors across both the law and evening departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Music Hall
New York Law School
Almer F. Jenks
Appellate Division
The
Supreme Court
Justice Jenks
Webster
Lincoln
Erskine
Business College
Normal College Prizes Awarded at Commencement
President Hunter announced the winners of Normal College prizes. Adele Bildersee led with four awards and honorable mentions. Rose Voriseh won two top honors in natural science and Latin. Ada Bildersee and others earned multiple medals. Ceremony set for June 18 at Carnegie Hall with 500 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Hunter
Adele Bildersee
Carnegie Hall
Ottendorfer
Josephine Muller
Tybie Goldenson
Mary Fagen
Lillie Schlag
Greman
Winifred Duffy
Antoinette Fogliano
Mary Kearney
Kelly
Cora S. Held
Annie Hunt
Hallie Rubenstein
Margie Weston
Clara Raffery
Anna Steffens
Kane
Rose Voriseh
Olive Hoag
Alice E. Codey
Wilson G. Hunt
Henri Maillard
Hattie Rubenstein
Alice Codey
Hattie Weinberg
William Wood Memorial
Emily Hill
Yetta Weizenhoffer
Nannie Kelly
Randolph Guggenheimer
Amelia Waldenberger
Rae Siegel
Adolph Kutrofi
Mathilde A. Hopf
Minna Kohn
Emma Heipman
Adelheid Koenig
Albert Tag
Martha W. Caird
Helen Hesterhagen
Ida Harwich
Bertha Kee
Frederic R. Coudert
Martha Kaufmann
Stella Kuns
Julia Meyer
Minnie Obermeier
Fannie Neugass
New York
Hamber
Commerch
Theresa Seligman
Lillie C. Herrman
Elizabeth Donovan
Elizabeth Taylor
Ramah Cohen
Else
Henry A. Rogers
Mary Reuth
Anna I. Marks
Pearl Beattie
Nettie Samuels
Porize ‘ Adolph
Debtor Adolph H. Chamberlyn Enters Bankruptcy
The theatrical manager of 1445 Broadway and the Rutland files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 134000 and assets of 90275. Secured creditors include Boston banks holding Carbon Steel stock. many actors and firms listed among debts. Chamberlyn denies partnership with Frank B. Robinson and says assets could cover all debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph H. Chamberlyn
Broadway
Rutland
Boston
Carbon Steel Company
National Bank of the Republic of Boston
Hamilton National Bank of Boston
Fuller, Tilton & Co
Moses, Richardson
Gale, Beacon Trust Company
Amonts
Charles Y. Ross
Lulu Glaser
Beaumont Sisters
Katherine Lewis
Adelaide Lloyd
Aime la Chaume
Gilbert Clayton
W. P. Carleton
Paul Schindler
York and
Adams
Toby Claude
George Curran
James McElroy
George W. Lederer
Bare B. Smith
Frank Seligsberg
Frank B. Robinson
Richardson & Voss
Brooklyn Knitting Company
Caspar Berry
New York Calcium Light Company
Shubert
Bradward G. Bates
Albemarle
John Reynolds
Serviss, Jones & Co
Frank David
New England Telephone Company
Chamberlyn
Bankrupt Actors and Managers Seeks Discharge Figures
Since the current bankrupt act began, sixty four theatrical managers filed petitions with forty eight discharged. Three managers have undergone bankruptcy twice. Forty actors and actresses filed petitions with all but three discharged.
Bert De Young Sells Park Theatre Option to Investors
Bert De Young bought an option on the Park Theatre in Philadelphia a month ago. The option has now passed to Messrs Ixon and Zimmerman with deeds necessary papers and payments completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bert de Young
Park Theatre
Messrs Ixon
Zimmerman
YMCA Jubilee Day Highlights International Convention
Boston observed Jubilee Day for the Y M C A International Convention with foreign delegates led by translator Christian Philidias of Switzerland. Notable speakers included Cephas A Brainerd of New York President Faunce of Brown University and Dr Francis E Clark. A commemorative tablet was unveiled at Old South Meeting House with 600 delegates welcomed by Gov. Crane, plus services at Faneuil Hall and remarks by Lieut Gov Bates and Mayor Hatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Christian Philidias
Switzerland
Cephas ‘A. Brainerd
New York
Faunce
Brown University
Francis E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Clark
Young Men's Christian Association
Old South Meeting House
United States
Crane
State House
Faneuil Hall
Emperor William sends congratulatory message to YMCA convention
Boston June 13. The German Ambassador delivered a telegram from Emperor William to the YMCA jubilee convention. The Emperor extends hearty congratulations and notes German associations sharing in the gathering. He hopes both nations’ YMCA movements continue to flourish and train citizens for their fatherland. The convention replied with thanks and gratitude for the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association
Washington
William
Brotherhood of Young Men's Christian Associations of America
Sat
Christ
Wilhelm
I. R
Sn Coceine
German American Alliance Seeks Christ Based Bond
The convention ends with a message hoping the alliance between Germany and America, rooted in Christ, will bind the current friendly sentiments between the two nations. The closing sentiment emphasizes goodwill and lasting ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christ
WEDDING OF MISS PRAY AND DR MAURY AT LUNENBURG
Miss Alice Hortense Pray daughter of Mrs Wilder Harding Pray and Dr John W Draper Maury of New York City were married at noon yesterday at the Pray residence in Lunenburg. The ceremony was conducted by Rev George C Lorimer with Rev Mytton Maury. An outdoor altar and flower festooned path adorned the scene. Bridesmaids include Miss Nichols Miss Pray of Boston and others. Best man James Sturges Pray. Dr Maury is a grandson of the late Dr John W Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunenburg
Mass
Alice Hortense Pray
Wilder Harding Pray
John W. Draper Maury
New York City
Benjamin S. Pray
Boston
George C. Lorimer
Mytton Maury
Miss Nichols
Miss Pray
Cora Goldthwaite
Lynn
Miss Maury
New York
Walter Goldthwaite
Roy Sargent
Cambridge
William Bidgrey Stone
Otto T. Hess
New
Maury
John W. Draper
New York University
Folwell and NealWed in Flatbush Presbyterian Church
Arthur Hamilton Folwell of the Brooklyn Eagle staff married Miss Edna Maud Neal daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Neal at Immanuel Presbyterian Church Flatbush. Edith Walcott Neal sister of the bride and J Tilden Adamson were bridesmaid and best man. The couple will reside in Flatbush after a reception at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hamilton Folwell
Brooklyn Eagle
Edna Maud ‘Neal
William H. Neal
East Twenty-third Street
Flatbush
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Robert Carson
Grace Freabyterian Church
Edith Walcott Neal
J. Tilden Adamson
Henry F. Tuttle
Andrew L. Merlin
Chauncey C. Brainerd
John N. Harman
Mrs. Folwell
Morris and Taylor Tie Knot in Hamilton Church
In Hamilton N Y this evening at the First Baptist Church Rev Frank Richard Morris of Albany and Miss Florence Eunice Taylor of Hamilton were married. The ceremony was performed by Dr William Newton Clarke of Colgate Divinity School. Morris belongs to Colgate class of 1894 and Hamilton Theological Seminary class of 1897 while the bride is a Vassar College graduate class of 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
N. Y
First Baptist Church
Frank Richard Morris
Albany
Florence Eunice Taylor
William Newton Clarke
Colgate Divinity School
Morris
Colgate Priverety
Hamilton Theological Seminary
Brie
Vassar College
Omaha Wedding Ties Waring Kin to Strickland
Lois Yates Ovitt daughter by a previous marriage of Col. George E. Waring’s widow wed Samuel Strickland in Omaha Nebraska. Mrs. Waring was not present due to business and plans to travel west soon to visit daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Yates Ovitt
George E. Waring
Omaha
Neb
Samuel Strickland
Fashions for 1902: slippers, gowns, and jeweled trims
The piece surveys 1902 styles with new clasp shoes replacing buttons, cool linen gowns with dotted lawns, and airy gowns worn by Mrs. Patrick Campbell. It notes jeweled laces, drapery at the hip, short bell sleeves, and tab ends on belts, while praising New York urban dress standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
London
Mariana
Pearson Seeks Global Newspaper Network Expansion
Cyril Arthur Pearson, proprietor of The Daily Express and Pearson's Magazine, plans a world round of papers with hubs in Montreal Bombay Calcutta Cape Town Pretoria Johannesburg Melbourne and more. He discusses American press influence, aims to publish linked papers, and enlarging The Express while maintaining distinct output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Arthur Pearson
The
Daily Express
Pearson
White Star
Cameron
Savoy Hotel
United States
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Savoy
Wall Street
America
Express
Mr. Armsworth
Pearson's
Mail
New York
Newcastle
Cardiff
Montreal
Bombay
Calcutta
India
Cape Town
Pretoria
Johannesburg
South Africa
Melbourne
Australia
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
England
Mr. Pearson
Social notes on dances engagements and society events
There is a society column filled with urban gossip about dances at the Morristown clubhouse and Newport golf club openings. Rumors of engagements include Miss Lily Delrichs and Peter Martin, with weddings in San Francisco and notices of other prominent families.
Newport Summer Arrivals Signal Busy Season on Point
Newport wires report a steady flow of notable visitors and residents as the season opens. Henry Clews and wife shift plans to stay locally. New York figures Pollock, Twombly, De Koven, Stevens, and Lippitt join a string of arrivals at cottages and hotels. Social events, beach days, and sailing patrols mark a bustling start to summer in the city by the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Henry Clews
George E. Pollock
New York
Hill Top Cottage
H. McK. Twombly
Reginald de Koven
Washington
Joseph G. Stevens
Hunt Cottage
Church Street
Bellevue Avenue
Charles Warren Lippitt
Providence
de Blois
Pachner
Bolene
Halifax
Edward A. Wickes
Miss Wickes
Pinard Cottage
Wickes
Davis
Hodges
Aquidneck
Francis Farquhar
Preston
Boston
W. Chird
London
Edward Graves
Stephen B. Luce
Hermann Oelrichs
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Commodore C. L. F. Robinson
Edward L. Willing
Philadelphia
James P. Kernochan
Brockholst Cutting
William Cutting
Thomas H. Howard
Gen Fitzgerald Buys Hudson Valley Country Seats
Gen Louis Fitzgerald, president of the Mercantile Trust, through John N. Golding, acquires Eagle's Rest at Garrison-on-the-Hudson and two other estates May Cottage and Gouverneur Tract. Sellers include Mary P. Iselin, the Misses Philipse, and Warburton Gouverneur. He occupies Eagle's Rest. estates total just over 125 acres and will be consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Louis Fitzgerald
Mercantile Trust Company
John N. Golding
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Eagle’s Rest
May Cottage
Gouverneur Tract
Mary P. Iselin
Cleveland arrives with family at Tyringham summer home
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and his wife and children reached Tyringham Massachusetts today to begin their summer stay at the family residence. The party will remain for several weeks as the famed statesman enjoys the mountain locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
New York Times
Tyringham
Mass
Cleveland
Connecticut Senate approves referendum on Constitutional Convention
Hartford June 13 The Senate unanimously passed the resolution to let towns vote next October on calling a Constitutional Convention, following a House action the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
State Senate
House
Connecticut adopts secretary of state as sole incorporator
New Connecticut corporation bill shifts incorporation from the General Assembly to the Secretary of State. The law sets a franchise tax of 50 cents per $1000, aiming to attract new companies and boost state revenue, aligning Connecticut with New Jersey and likely spurring a rush of incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
General Assembly
Revere
New Jersey
Bill of importance passes in Legislature at Hartford
EW HAVEN Conn June 13 A bill of importance passed by the Legislature at Hartford is noted in local dispatches. The measure aims to address key policy areas and awaits further actions from committees and the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
EW Haven
Conn
Legis
Lawful caucus enrollment bill sparks county election tensions
The measure requires each political caucus to enroll members by party preference, aiming to curb caucus packing seen in Litchfield County during the last state election. It reflects partisan aims and seeks to quell tampering by either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Diplomat of the Police Walsh Dies at 67
Roundsman John J. Walsh a veteran of the Sanitary Squad and famed for calming Hell's Kitchen battles died at 67 East 114th Street after kidney trouble. Born in Ireland 67 years ago he joined the force in 1861 rising to a trusted arbitrator during riots and earned a lasting reputation for fairness. He leaves two sons and three daughters. Funeral set for 10 A.M. at St. Paul’s Church Lexington Ave and 117th Street with burial at Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
East One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
Ireland
Kennedy
Walsh
Roosevelt
Police
Health Departments
Hell's Kitchen
Poverty Gap
St. Paul’s
Lexington Avenue
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Calvary
Death List of a Day: Prof Truman Safford Dies in Newark
Field Memorial Professor of Astronomy at Williams College Truman Henry Safford died at 8 30 yesterday morning at his sons home 112 Broad Street Newark New Jersey after a stroke seven years ago He was born January 6 1836 in Royalton Vermont Harvard graduate 1854 He directed Dearborn Observatory and surveys for boundaries of New Mexico and Utah He joined Williams College as Field Memorial Professor of Astronomy in 1876 He leaves a wife a daughter and four sons Funeral services planned for Newark at 2 pm and body to be moved to Williamstown Massachusetts for interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Henry Safford
Field
Williams College
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Safford
Royalton
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Dearborn Observatory
Old Chicago University
Geodetic and Coast Survey
New Mexico
Utah
Williams
Harvard Observatory
American Academy of Arts and Science
Royal Astronomical Society of England
Astronomische Gesellschaft of
Williamstown
William Fischer Dies in Newark After Ill Health
William Fischer longtime telegraph editor of the New Jersey Freie Zeitung died at German Hospital Newark after years of illness. Born in Württemberg Germany seventy eight years ago he served as a Supreme Judge there before immigrating in 1877. He joined the Freie Zeitung staff, worked briefly in Pittsburg, then returned to Newark and belonged to the German Press Club. He leaves a widow a daughter and a son who practices medicine in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fischer
New Jersey
Freie Zeitung
Newark
Fischer
Krueger Greisenheim
Wurtemberg
Germany
Pittsburg
German Press Club
Wright C. Stout Dies After Illness in Bloomfield
Wright C. Stout of Haven Stout brokerage died at his Bloomfield New Jersey home after a six month heart disease illness. He was 36, son of G. Lee Stout of Newark Merchants Insurance. He served twelve years in stock brokerage and helped form Haven Stout with Howard Haven. He left a wife and a daughter and belonged to the New York Athletic Club Essex County Country Club and Baltusrol Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright C. Stout
Stock Exchange
Haven & Stout
Bloomfield
N. J
California
G. Lee Stout
Merchants’ Insurance Company of
Newark
Howard Aaven
New York Stock Exchange
New York Athletic Club
Essex County Country Club
Baltusrol
Death of ex Congressmen David Rea in Savannah Mo
David Rea former representative from this district died today at Savannah Missouri. He was seventy, a native of Indiana, moved to Missouri in youth and became a lawyer. He served in the Forty fifth Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
David Rea
Savannah
Rea
Indiana
Missouri
Hanover Railroad President Capt A W Eichelberger Dies at 82
Capt A W Eichelberger, president of the Hanover Branch Railroad Company, died in Hanover Pennsylvania aged eighty two. He was the oldest U S railroad president by service having been elected to the post in 1853. He was born in Hanover in 1819.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Penn
A. W. Eichelberger
Hanover Branch Railroad Company
Hanover
Penn
United States
Obituaries of Dr. James A. Riley and A. S. Harpy
Dr James A Riley founder of the Rhode Island College of Osteopathy died suddenly at his Providence home from intestinal trouble. A S Harpy former Ontario premier died at Toronto General Hospital after an appendicitis operation performed Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Riley
Rhode Island College of Osteopathy
Providence
A. S. Harpy
Ontario
General Hospital
Toronto
Rev Dr Maltbie Babcock Buried in Syracuse
The body of Rev Dr Maltbie D. Babcock pastor of the Brick Church New York arrived in Syracuse with C E Sholes. It lay at the Babcock home before burial at Oakwood Cemetery after a grave prayer by Rev Dr George Curtis of Bloomfield N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Syracuse
N. Y
Maltbie D. Babcock
Brick Church of
New York
C. E. Sholes
Oakwood Cemetery
George Curtis
Bloomfield, N. J
Man-A-Cea Manganese Spring Water Ad
Advertisement for Man-A-Cea manganese spring water claiming to cure indigestion dyspepsia catarrh mucus acidity gases and stomach distress. Invites readers to request a booklet from Ben K Curtis 13 Stone & J New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben K. Curtis
Stone &J
New York
A Summer Shirt Lines Up All White Attire
A brief notice notes a summer shirt design featuring all white fabric and lines detailing the garment.
Marriages mark June 12 1901 in New York and Nebraska
On Wednesday June 12 1901 at Grace Church New York Georgina Gertrude Rundle married Dr Jonathan Dwight Jr. In Madison Avenue South Church Mary Ayres Robbins wed Dr Theodore Hart In Castle Kitt Lunenburg Mass Alice Hortense Pray tied to Dr John William Maury at Castle Kitt and Lois Yates Ovitt wed Samuel Strickland in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight—Rundle
Grace Church
New York
Lewis Evang
M. A
D. C.L
Montreal
Georgina Gertrude
Richard Plasket Rundle
Jonathan Dwight, Jr
Hart—Robbins
South Church
Madison Av
38Th St
Edward Hyde Robbins
Baltimore
Mary Ayres
Horace Wolcott Robbins
Theodore Stuart Hart Maury-Pray
Castle Kitt
Lunenburg
Mass
George C. Lorrimer
Mytton Maury
Alice Hortense
Wilder Harding Pray
John William Draper Maury
New York City
Strickland—Ovitt
Omaha
Nebraska
Lois Yates Ovitt
George E. Waring
Samuel Strickland
Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New York Area
A crowded death notice page lists Caroline Blatchford widow of former Supreme Court Justice Samuel Blatchford. Maria Bright widow of Osborn Bright, and James L. Dawes of Englewood. Many services set for June 14 to 15 across New Jersey Connecticut and Washington D C. A Board resolution marks the death of Alfred Ray of a major insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Bright
Pomfret
Conn
Maria A
Henry S. Wyckoff
Osborn E. Bright
St. Mark's Church
New Canaan
Grand Central Depot
New Haven Railroad
Dawes
Englewood
N. J
James L. Dawes
St. Paul's Church
Gregory
East Orange
George W. Gregory
Ee Hill
Lucien de Billier Hill
Juliet de Billier
J. Lucien Hill, Jr
Hyde
Plainfield
Charles Hyde
Edgewood
New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
Ledyard
New Hampshire
Washington, D. C
Ligsie Vail
L. Walters Ledyard
Cazenovia
N. Y
Stout
Bloomfield
Wright C. Stout
G. Lee
Rebecca Conger Stout
Vandling
Scranton
Penn
Abram H. Vandling
Vine St
Harrisburg
Deaths Reported June 13
A brief death notice lists individuals reported dead on June 13, with ages noted as one year or under counted as one year. The record provides minimal details beyond the date and age convention.
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Abbott
C. W
A. B Baier
August R. Bailey
T. L
Barnett
C Barnes
J. B
Harry H. Bean
B. Bennett
James E. Botham
R. W
A. E Bunting
Albert E. Burtis
C. H
A. B. Cannon
Howard M. Clark
J.T
A.B
Mi Clarke
A. M
A. B. Cook
Edgar R. Cowles
Co. P
A. B. Crandall
A. B Cunningham
E. W. Curtis
F. B
A. M. Cutting
Robert Leatore
A. B
de Swit
MacDonald de Witt
William A. Dowling
Joseph M
Driggs
L. la T
A. Eise
William Holden
Edward R
Holden
8., Jr
A. Horahan
Edward F Howell
David A. Hubbell
Henry W. Kearney
T., Keenan
Keenan
Hugh I. Kiefer
Charles M. Kip
Henry S
Igahy
David T
John D. Moore
William A. Morris
Dave H
A. B. Nichols
A. P
A. B. Noble
E. T
F. W
A. B.o'donnell
John B. O'Sullivan
Charles. Sownley
Wm. M
Parmelee
Albert
Warren
Moses, A
A. B. Weeks
F. J
M. Whiteside
W.W. J., Jr. Wick
Clark A. Wysone
Charles N
Bsauuaeis
ViaDnoee D
Arthur $. Hamlin
Yale University
Frederick S. Taggart
Asher P. Nichols
Hobart College
Charles M. Mason
Evening School
Rutgers College
Eget
Arthur S. Hamlin
Emma Pearl Beattie
Goldie Asher
Linda Flash
Herman Ridder
Emma_Heipman
Martha Krauss
Bertha Sattler
Lena Bode
Charles C. Wehrum
Armine Neugass
Nellie L. R. Goodwin
Harriet H. Doran
Bernard Cohen
Anna J. Marks
Libby van Arsdale
Ida G. Toplon
Ethel Colon
Maida Leech
Bertha Streit
N@RMAL COLLEGE
Normal Department
A. H. Chamberlyn
the Kaiser
Folwell—Neal
Morris—Taylor
Campbell
Louis
Violet Vanbrugh
Zee
C. Arthur Pearson
Oceanic
Sixty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Twombly
James Phipps
Kinsley Magoun Place
Westbury
L. I
Henry Phipps
Vee
Jrs
Gouverneur Kortright
Phipps
la Lorraine
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Clarence Cary
Bar Harbor
Walter Denegre
Manchester by-the-Sea
Denegre
Armour
J. Bowers Lee
Southampton
Miss Lee
Dr. Brown
W. Forbes Morgan
Frederick Kingsbury Trask
Staten Island
Mr. Trask
Calumet Club
Joseph Baker Bourne
West Fifty-seventh Street
Carlsbad
Paris
Morristown
Golf Club
Lily Delrichs
Charles Oelrichs
Peter Martin
San Francisco
Miss Oelrichs
Martin
Walter Stanislaus Martin
Mary Elizabeth Scott
Henry T. Scott
Scott Country Place
Bayard Dominick
Helen
Howard Alexander Smith
A. Alexander Smith
West Forty-seventh Street
Dominick
Ethel Gardner Dominick
Andrew Varick Stout
Ella Marian Babcock
Miss Dominick
J. Pierpont Morgan
William C. Whiney
Bergner
Witney
Whitney
George Vanderbilt
Horace Walcott Robbins
East Fifty-sixth Street
Masacoe Farm
Simsbury
Arthur Turnure
Niagara-on-the-Lakes
Ontario County
Ogden Mills
Hia Resi
the News OF Newport
Senate
Connecticut Corporation Law
Force
Truman H. Safford
Eee Insurance Company
Alfred Ray
Manhattan
Bronx
O'thers
Ackerman
Wm. H
Arata
John
Baxter St
Blatchford
124Th St
Birnbaum
Sarah
Ridge St
Bruce
Wilhelmina
99Th St
Barasch
Mary
Avenue A
Mary. B
Berg
Isaac
Henry St. Ae
Burns
Lex
Cephos
Lillian
Capossi
Amelia
Macdougal
Duffy
Julia
Doody
Harold Ll. J
Doherty
Catherine
Dangelo
Genorino
Mulberry
Donohue
James
Friedman
Lea
Delancey St
Frahm
Charles F
Hudson St
Gray, Mary
Tl Gotz
Gustav
Gibson
Margaret
Morton St
Griffin
Daniel J
Hogan, Frank
Lewis. St
Heyde
Walter
Herman, Chase
Suffolk St
Hotz
Robert
Henry
John T
Hutchins
Maurice
Il Hill
Gertrude
Foundling Hospital
Haden
Sadie
Higgins
Thomas A
Il Horan
Elsie
Vnce
Margaret C
Isoldi
Giovanni
Bayard St
Isle
Louise
Jarcho
Eva C
Hugh T
Avenue
Kaulfan
John A
Konig. Isaac
Orchard St
Kritzky
Marie
5Th St
Klang
Charles
Forsyth St
Lindblom
Johanna M
Miller
Joseph
Mahoney
Lafayette Plac
Merkle
Barbara
Carlstadt
Matous
Antoino
Moran
Christina
Marchini
Columba
Marino
Raffaelo
Marchand
Caroline W
Murphy
Anna
McCoy
Kate
McCarthy
Daniel
McDonald
Michael
James St
Nadler
Chrystie
O'Brien
Mary A
Goerck St
Etty
O’brien
O'Donnell
Ate
Oper
Samuel
Clinton St
Fanny
ROOME
P. J
Sullivan
Stevens
Katherine
Il Shultze
Frances
Nora
Cherry St
Stewart
Ellen
Solomon
Abram
Essex St
Sheehan
Ethel
E. 15Th
I Sachs
Bertha
Montefiore
Sete Wee Sharp
Wee
Trianq
Michele
Torerer
Il Volvnino
Brooklyn
Aldridge
R. V
Bodenstein, A
Cornelia St
Borgio
Vincenzo
Prince St. Trace
Baker, Lazalia
Blair, Mary
Senaee
Bartling
Ira O
Il Clark
Bergen St
Creamer, T c
Fulton
Ferris
Oliver H
Il Fallon
Fisher
E. F
Vernon A. H
Goldsboro
Ladora E
Kealy
Lucci
Kinga Co
Sumner
Lincks
Laffey
Patrick
K. Co. Almshouse
McManus
F. G
Neville
44Th St
Powers
Dean St
Peavey
G. G
Foot of
Kingston
Hosp
Robinson
Wees
Serine
Frederick
Smith
N. Portland
Simpson
Brooklyn Hoses
Schultz
Emille
Conover Ewer Ees
Troy
Marie R
Lynch St
Transier
German
Vetterlein
Jefferson
Elizabeth
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