Roosevelt Wedding Rehearsal Highlights Unique Musical Program
Eleanor Alexander and Theodore Roosevelt Jr prepare for their Monday wedding at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church with a special rehearsal. Nahan Franko's Orchestra will perform a curated list of Wagner Dvorak Handel Saint Saens and others, featuring violin solos by Franko and several orchestral pieces during the ceremony and procession.
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H. A. Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Alexander
Nahan Franko
Wagner
Tannhauser
Dvorak
Charpentier
Mr. Franko
Massenet
Siegmund
Tschaikowsky
Handel
Saint-Saénas
the Swan
and Ganne
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Meyerbeer
le Prophéte
Miss Julia Sands to Wed Paul Dickson in Newport
Newport Rhode Island June 16 Miss Julia Parker Sands daughter of Mrs Frederick P Sands and Paul Roland Dickson of Cincinnati will wed Tuesday at Trinity Church A reception for 250 guests follows at Mrs Sands home Austin Ledyard Sands will give his sister away Richard Everett of Boston an usher and Miss Elizabeth Sands will be her sister’s attendant The Rev Stanley C Hughes rector Trinity will perform the ceremony Dickson hosts a farewell bachelor dinner Saturday at the Uenchinger King cottage
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Julia Parker Sands
Frederick P. Sands
Paul Roland Dickson
Cincinnati
Trinity Church
Sands
Austin Ledyard Sands
Mariana Fullam
Hamburg
N. Y
Crane Washburn wedding in Westfield at bride’s home
Elizabeth Thompson Crane daughter of Mr and Mrs James Arthur Crane and William Ives Washburn Jr son of Major and Mrs William Ives Washburn of New York wed in Broadlawn Mill Street Westfield at 4 pm The Rev Henry M Dyckman officiated The bride wore white satin applique with a lace train and tulle veil Her bridesmaids included Caroline Mills Katherine Winterbotham Grace Ives Washburn Paul Welles Paris Edward Fisher Holbrook Bonney Henry Pelzer and Frank R Goodell The groom is a member of The New York Times staff and the bride’s father is a cousin of Senator Winthrop Murray Crane.
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New York Times
Westfield
Mass
Elizabeth Thompson Crane
James Arthur Crane
William Ives Washburn, Jr
Major
William Ives Washburn
New York
Broadlawn
Mill Street
Henry M. Dyckman
First Congressional Church
Ohn H. Lockwood
United States
Winthrop Murray Crane
Caroline Mills
Katherine Winterbotham
Chicago
Grace Ives Washburn
Charlotte Corday
Charies W. Niles, Jr
Boston
Paul Welles
Paris
France
Edward Fisher
Holbrook Bonney
Henry Pelzer
Frank R. Goodell
Elvira Lyon Marries Percy C Scheuer at Temple Shearith Israel
Yesterday Miss Elvira Lyon and Percy C Scheuer were united in marriage at Temple Shearith Israel with Rev. Dr. Pereira Mendes officiating.
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Elvira Lyon
Percy C. Scheuer
Temple Shearith Israel
Pereira Mendes
Fraissinet and Graham to wed at Rutgers Church
Miss Linda Fraissinet daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonce Fraissinet of 140 West Seventy-fifth Street will marry Arthur Butler Graham on Wednesday at Rutgers Presbyterian Church. The couple's families are planning a private ceremony and celebration following the wedding.
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Linda Fraissinet
Leonce Fraissinet
West Seventy-fifth Street
Arthur Butler Graham
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Ex-State Senator Schedules European Auto Tour
Everett Colby and his wife with two children plan to sail next Tuesday on the Kronprinzess in Cecilic for an automobile tour of Europe. He plans to return in September for New Jersey primaries before rejoining his family in England.
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Everett Colby
Kronprinzess
Cecilic
Europe
Colby
New Jersey
England
Gouverneur Morris Welcomes Daughter as Second Child
Mr and Mrs Gouverneur Morris announce the birth of a daughter last Tuesday. The couple’s second child follows Mrs Morris before marriage Miss Elsie Waterbury.
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Gouverneur Morris
Brown University delays charter change on sectarian requirements
Providence June 16 The Brown University corporation postponed action on eliminating sectarian requirements in its charter until October. The Charter Revision Committee reaffirmed its support for the change and urged funding for a pension system. Alumni polls show strong support, though Rev Burgess opposed the proposal at an Associated Alumni gathering. The committee circulated an amendment form and declared six of nine members signed.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Corporation of the University
Committee On
Associated Almuni
Frederick Burgess
Episcopal
Long Island
Everett Colby
Arnold B. Chace
Robert H. S. Goddard
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Stephen O. Edwards
William H. P. Faunce
The
University
Statesman Quits Bolivia Amid Shakeup in Diplomacy
James F. Esteeman United States Minister to Bolivia resigns after two years in office. Reported cause cites opposition to new appointment of Fred W. Carpenter and a desire to place H Percival Dodge as Minister to Morocco. Esteeman hails from Indiana.
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Ashington
James F. Esteeman
United States
State Department
Stutesman
Indiana
Fred. W. Carpenter
Taft
H. Percival Dodge
Morocco
Social Notes of Society Figures Traveling and Visiting
Baron and Baroness vngelmuller plan Bar Harbor summer escapes. Pratt couple at Tuxedo, then Europe voyage. Draper travels to Bar Harbor. Heffelfingers, Mrs Tyler and Miss Tyler stay at Gotham. Garrett departs for Baltimore. Lefferts to Monmouth Beach for summer. Adela Davidson to Oakdale guest of Bourne. Lady Herbert returns to St Regis. Mrs Slater from Washington to town. Lispenard Stewart returns to Newport. Semple visits Montgomery, Gunter family hosts as mayor elect. sail to Switzerland in June.
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William P. Draper
Bar Harbor
Frank T. Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
A. C. Tyler
Miss Tyler
Washington
Gotham
Louis E. Lefferts
Monmouth Beach
Adela Davidson
Frederick G. Bourne
Oakdale
J. S
E. Hope Slater
Lispenard Stewart
New York
Newport
T. Darrington Semple
Montgomery
Ala
William Gaston Gunter
Gunter
Woman Without the Pale Urges Anti Cigarette Campaign
Miss Lucy Page Gaston founder of the National Anti Cigarette League speaks to a circle at the Hotel Martha Washington urging public records against smoking. She cites state laws in ten states, aims to grow league membership from 50 000 to one million, and plans school outreach to prevent girls from trying cigarettes.
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Martha Washington
Lucy Page Gaston
National Anti-Cigarette League
Colony Club
Leroy B. Crane
Hudson Maxim
Gaston
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Alabama
Ansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Washington
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Jessie H. Stubbs
Chicago Woman's Club
Wireless regulation passes in Senate licensing operators
Washington June 16 The Senate approved Senator Depew’s bill regulating wireless telegraph use requiring all operators to hold licenses from the Department of Commerce and Labor The aim is to prevent interference with government and other important messages About 80 000 amateur wireless stations exist many run by boys and some have blocked business messages
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Washington
Senate
Depew
Department of Commerce and Labor
Browne bribery trial gets key corroboration evidence
In Chicago on June 16 the court overruled defense objections to admitting testimony from State Reps Myers Link and Beckemeyer in Lee O Neil Browne’s bribery trial. They supported that White received $1000 from Browne for Lorimer’s U S Senate vote. Beckemeyer said a package with $1000 in bills was handed to him in St Louis. Becke meyer said a confession may be introduced by Browne's defense.
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Chicago
Myers
Link
Beckemeyer
Lee O’neil Browne
McLurely
Charles A. White
Browne
Willliam Lorimer
United States
Lorimer
White
St. Louis
E. C. Erbstein
Actress Grace La Rue Wins $316 in Vaudeville Sketch Suit
A Brookyn Municipal Court jury awarded Miss Grace La Rue 316.90 in a suit against playwright George W. Hobart. La Rue claimed Hobart agreed to write a vaudeville sketch for 500 dollars and paid 250, but the script was not delivered. Hobart said lack of communication prevented completion.
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Grace la Rue
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
George W. Hobart
Miss la Rue
California Senate Race Heats Up with Meserve Candidacy
Edwin A. Meserve of Los Angeles files as a Republican candidate to succeed Frank P. Flint as U S Senator from California. Judge John D. Works, former City Council President, is already in the field with the Lincoln Roosevelt Republican League endorsement.
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Los Angeles
Edwin A. Meserve
Frank P. Flint
United States
California
John D. Works
Lincoln Roosevelt Republican League
Two Men Dead on West Shore Tracks Near West Point
Newburg reports two victims found on the West Shore Railroad near West Point. One is Italian watchman Prisquaie De Luca with a crushed skull and robbed pockets. he was preparing to sail to Italy with substantial money. The other man was killed by an engine and remains unidentified.
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Newburg
West Shore
West Point
Prisquaie de Luca
Italy
Nordica Sings for Suffragists in Irvington Benefit
Mme Lillian Nordica offered a charity concert at Irvington on Hudson Town Hall for the Hudson River Equal Suffrage League. The audience included notable local figures as Nordica performed with Romayn Simmons and Christian Hansen, while suffrage literature was sold at the door.
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Mme
Lillian Nordica
Irvington-on-Hudson
Hudson River
Equal Franchise League
Henry Villard
Mme. Nordica
Irvington
Nordica
Villard
Cornelius
Schumann
Bizet
Debussy
Christian Hansen
Cornelius and
Liebling
Vest la Giubba
Mr. Simmons
A. B. Beswick
Abercrombie
F. Q. Brown
Dobbs Ferry
Samuel Untermyer
State begs for rain as Minnesota endures record drought
Minneapolis reports its driest period in history with only 2.25 inches of rain from March 1 to June 16, far below the 10 inch normal. June rainfall totals sit at .13 inch and water pressure drops to nineteen pounds. Minnehaha Falls has gone dry and farmers fear costly fires as conditions worsen statewide.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Minnehaha Falls
Longfellow
Nine wives seek a pastor in Scuffletown affair
Richmond Va June 16 The Rev W Tucker pastor of a negro Christian flock at Scuffletown jumped bail and disappeared with $500 bond forfeited. Seven women claim him as husband, two more from North Carolina write. Tucker was arrested for prowling near another colored woman. pockets held a rabbit’s foot gin and cologne.
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Richmond
W. Tucker
Scuffletown
Tucker
North Carolina
Theatre Notes on New York engagements and shows
Eva Macdonald arrives in New York to rehearse Seven Days with Wagenhals Kemper and perform this summer with the New York company. Andrew Mack sails to England after Mikado to seek American rights to The O Flynn. Cohan Harris sign for a Bleriot monoplane in The Aviator with Frank Pale testing it this summer. William Courtleigh to unveil Winning a Pippin at American Music Hall next week. A Dreamland ballroom Marathon dance series opens tomorrow with world champions and long endurance waltz records featured.}
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Eva Macdonald
Wagenhals & Kemper
New York
Casino Theatre
Andrew Mack
England
the O'Flynn
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Cohan & Harris
James Montgomery
Frank Pale
William Courtleigh
American Music Hall
George V. Hobart
Courtleigh
Dreamland
Coney Island
Will dispute hinges on Hart letters and French adoption law
In a Supreme Court case before Justice Greenbaum, letters from Benjamin Hart reveal his intention to shield assets for a lengthy fight against his adopted daughter Mme Guillemin. The letters name nephew Michael Hart and discuss French adoption validity, while French counselor Maitre Edouard Clunet testifies on French law and the will’s trusts.
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Benjamin Hart
Supreme Court
Justice Greenbaum
Michael Hart
Hart
Mme. Guillemin
France
Jean Guillemin
Ida Brown
Mme, Guillemin
Bella
Miss Brown
Mma. de Bla
Postal Clerks Hold Third Annual Festival in Harlem
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks New York Local 18 staged its third annual festival and dance at Sulzer's Harlem River Park. Seventy-five unions joined in a nationwide simultaneous event to donate 30 percent of net receipts to the Home for Superannuated Postal Clerks in Denver. About $2,500 was cleared, with Henry Goggin presiding. guests included Postmaster Edward Morgan and Congressmen Bennet Henroldfogle and C Van Vechten Olcott.
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National Federation of Post Office Clerks
New York
Sulzer
Harlem River Park
Second Avenue
127Th Street
National Committee of the Federation
Denver
Hen J. Goggin
Amon
Edwar M. Morgan
Bennet Henroldfogle
and. C. van Vechten Olcot
Wives Join Against Huber in Bigamy and Theft Case
Electrical engineer Carl Huber of 119 West 111th Street is jailed after accusations from two wives. Mrs Emily Sassa Huber at 124 West 124th Street says he abandoned her and stole an $80 gold watch and chain to gift a second wife, Mrs Susanna Stritzel Mahler, who alleges similar thefts and a courtship marriage. Detectives traced both marriages, recovered items, and found payments and a potential further draft.
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Carl Huber
West 111Th Street
Emily Sassa Huber
West 124Th Street
Hawkins and
Lander
Sassa Huber
Huber
Bushe
West 1234
Susanna Stritzel Mahler
East Fifty-fifth Street
Curt Mahler
Edward Herlern
East Forty-eighth Street
Linden Street
Brooklyn
Stritzel Mahler
Iowa
Mahler
Bassa Huber
Champlain Memorial Site Chosen at Crown Point
The Champlain Memorial site for Samuel Champlain is selected by New York and Vermont commissions at Crown Point. The location sits at the lake’s narrowest point on the state boundary and includes thirty acres with Fort Amherst and Fort Frederick, accepted by Gov. Hughes for a state park.
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Crown Point
New York
Vermont
Plattsburg
N. Y
Samuel Champlain
New York State
Lake Champlain
Fort Amherst
Fort Frederick
John Austin Stevens Dies at 83 Founder of Sons of the Revolution
John Austin Stevens, famed New York merchant and founder of the Sons of the Revolution, died at his Newport home on Rhode Island Avenue at 83. Harvard 1846 graduate, he served as Secretary of the New York Chamber of Commerce 1862–1868, first editor of the Magazine of American History, and founder of the Loyal National League. He leaves a widow, two daughters, and a son.
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Newport
John’ Austin Stevens
New York
Sons of the Revolution
Rhode Island Avenue
Harvard College
New York Chamber of Commerce
Magazine of American History
Loyal National League
Representative James H. Mellen Dies in Worcester at 65
Worcester Mass June 16 Representative James H. Mellen a long time Democratic member of the Massachusetts House died at his home after a cerebral apoplexy he was 65 and had just planned to travel to Boston for a legislative session. A native of Worcester he supported organized labor and worked with Knights of Labor leader Terence Powderly He was connected with Catholic fraternal groups including Clan Na nings and the Ancient Order of Hibernians He was twice married and survived by a widow and family.
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Worcester
Mass
James H. Mellen
Massachusetts
Mellen
Boston
Organized Labor
Terence V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
New Scale Adopted for NYC Newspaper Printers
The National Board of Arbitration in Indianapolis adopted a new NYC newspaper printers wage scale effective May 1. The union had sought a $4 weekly increase, which was denied, sending the dispute to the arbitration board per the publishers and typographical union agreement.
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New York City
National Board of Arbitration
Indianapolis
Arbitration Board
Typographical Union
In-Town or the Country Delivery Notice
In town or country service offered by The New York Times with home delivery to subscribers. Delivery available during morning hours after placing a request. Contact telephone 1000 Bryant for circulation inquiries and scheduling.
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Bryant
New York
Shepard Advises Budding Lawyers at New York Law School
Edward M. Shepard urged new graduates to seek full value for their work, avoid deceitful tactics, and counsel clients on lawful statutes. The New York Law School conferred LL B on 145 seniors and LLM on 13 alumni at Carnegie Hall, with 38 prize awards listed for top ranks and medals.
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New York Law School
Carnegie Hall
Edward M. Shepard
Dean Chase
William W. Blatchford
Irwin State
D. H. Miler
William Huck, Jr
Martin Lippman
H. M. Zuckert
Townsend Wandell
Sumner Ford
Felix Antonacchio
C. H. Bailey
P. F. Binford
E. J. Brown
É. D. Isaacs
J. B. Josefson
William Matthews
Leon Mintz
Gustave Posner
L. de G Potter
Julius Riedler
M. A. Fischer
C. L. Frank
Samuel Gersten
K. M. Gibson
L. P. Goldberg
B. H. Goildstein
N. M. Goodman
A. Gray
A. & Griffin
C. H. Griffiths
D. W. Griffiths
H. R. Guggenheimer
E. F. Haaren
R. H. Hagermann
Albert Hamilton
Joseph Hartstein
H. W. Hastings
Max A. Hellinger
Abraham Heyert
H. Heyert
L. V. Hinchliffe
F. C. Hindle
H. H. Hurlbut
F. C. Feffery
P. A. Johann
William Junge
Isidor Kalisch
Nathaniel Kantrowitz
A. R. Kellezrew
G. F. Kenna
A. F. King
C. H. Lane, Jr
K. H. Lanning
A. C. Leach
Arnold Levitas
Isaac Loewenthal
H. H. Lord
T. C. Macpherson
Samuel Marion
J. A. Matthews
W. C. McDermott
J. B. McGarvey
R. H. McIntyre, Jr
A. H. Spencer
J. A. Stafford
C. M. Stone
A. C. Studer, Jr
D. V. Sullivan
G. A. K. Sutton
E. J. Sweeney
G. H. Thirkfeld
George Trask
Herman Turkel
Alfred Tweedy
C. W. Vernon, Jr
Miss Magin’s Father Dead In Gas Poisoning at Sea Cliff
John R. Magin father of actress Bonnie Magin was found suffocated in a gas filled Anderson cottage at Sea Cliff I on a Summer visit. Coroner rules death accidental with gas likely blown out. Magin formerly partnered with Old Hutch, Chicago wheat operator.
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John R. Magin
Bonnie Magin
Anderson
Sea Cliff
Bonnie
Ernie
Magin
Mr.es
Mr. Magin
Charles Trippe Cable Pioneer Dies at Brooklyn Home
Charles Trippe New York Superintendent of the Anglo American Telegraph Company died at his home 215 President Street Brooklyn. A pioneer cable man he helped lay the first successful transatlantic cable born in England sixty eight years ago he joined the Anglo American Company in 1864 and by 1866 was among experts on the Great Eastern when the first Atlantic cable was laid and operated.
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Charles Trippe
New York
Anglo-American Telegraph Company
President Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Trippe
England
Anglo-American Company
Great Eastern
Atlantic
Death notices of community leaders and residents
John C. Boyd organizer and President of the Co operative Garage dies at home 620 West 122d Street Yonkers Constantine Witt longtime German Hospital associate dies at 74 Cornell Avenue Yonkers Frederick Fischer father of actress Alice Fischer dies at home Terre 6 details incomplete. EAAA W. Yhowrridor exseer dies noted without full location or date.
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John C. Boyd
Co-operative Garage
Constantine Witt
Cornell Avenue
Yonkers
Frederick Fischer
Alice Fischer
Terre
EAAA
W. Yhowrridor
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices for marriages and deaths intended for The New York Times are telephoned to 1000 Bryant.
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Bryant
Marriages listed in June 1910 from varied locales
A Brooklyn and New York area wedding notice roundup dated June 1910 lists multiple marriages. Couples include Alice V Frost and Horace Andrews in Brooklyn. Carolyn B Towner and Wilton Berry in New York City. Florence E Scott and Richard Hurst in Fitchburg and Brooklyn. many others across New York New Jersey and Connecticut with dates June 9 to June 16.
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Andrews—Everett-Frost
St. Philip’s P. E
Henri Sattig
Alice Viola
Theodore Everett-Frost
Horace St. John Andrews
Brooklyn
N. Y
Berry—Towner
Trinity Church
New York City
Carolyn B. Towner
Wilton G. Berry
Hurst—Scott
Andrews—Frost
Alice V. Frost
Horace Andrews
Appleton—Miller
Mildred Midler
Floyd Appleton
Corwin—Preston
Florence Preston
Frank L. Corwin
Crow—Wickham
Esther Wickham
John F. Crow
Dunn—Mason
Grace V. Mason
Richard W. Dunn
Harrison—Bowen
Winifred Bowen
George D. Harrison
Livingston
Richmond
Errol M. Richmond
Martin Livingston, Jr
Lundy
Cook
Edna Cook
Albert Indy
Peet—Bohn
Henrietta Sk Bohn
Robert F Peet
Schoonmaker
Death notices from New York and New Jersey 1910
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 14 1910 to June 18 1910. Includes names like Josephine Braithwaite Hiram H Campbell Willford Clark Dwight L H de Festetics Stetson Hardenbergh Charles Jefferys Hobart Jessie Steedman John Austin Stevens and many hundreds of others with addresses in New York City Newark Jersey City Hoboken and surrounding towns. Funeral times and burial details listed where available.
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St. Cottle
Hepea Cottle
Campbell
Festetics
Plainfield
N. J
Dwight L. H
Gyula
Elsie H. de Festetics
Eleaven
Hardenbergh
New York City
Stetson P. Hardenbergh
Henry P. Schneewells
Bayard St
New Brunswick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cortlandt St
Franz
West
Thursay
Hobart
Charles Jefferys Hobart
Henry L
Marie E. J. Hobart
St. Agnes'’s Chapel
West 92d
St. Howell
Bridgehampton
L. I
Charles Alfred Howell
Sarah Elizabeth Topping Howell
Jones
Arthur Eaton Jones
Josephine Ethel Gibney
Plaza Hotel
A Mertitt Burial Company
Mitchell
James
Severn
South Pasadena
Cal
Emma Whittemore
Lester Randolph Severn
Sidney
Emma M. Whittemore
St. Nicholas Av
Stevens
Newport
R. I
John Austin Stevens
John A
Abby Weld Stevens
St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway
Vesey St
Sons of the Revolution
New York
Fraunces Tavern
Edmund Wetmord
H. R. Drowne
Taylor
Hamilton Av
New Rochelle
Jessie Steedman
William M. Taylor
Trowbridge
Upper Montclair N. J
Isaac Walter Trowbridge
Boston
Baeru Vo. Kane
Warren St
Newark
Ekelly
Catherine
Monitor
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State
Kern
Bertha
River St
Hoboken
Lott
Union St
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Smith
Martha
East O E
Strobach
Carl
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Tierney
Bridget
Elizabethport
Torin
John
Truex
Mervin
Turk
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Voorhis
Cecilia
Westwood
Wagner
Arnold
Lang St
In Memoriam Catherine Reilly Mass Held Today
Catherine Reilly remembered in a Mass at St. Cecilia's Church Kearny New Jersey this morning at 8 AM in memoriam service honoring her life and faith.
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Kearny
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Hilken
Mary
Coles St
A. M. Homann
Herman H
Dempsey
Poughkeepsie
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chapela. Ambulance
Serr'sa Tel
Chelsea
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!