Hamilton in Flight to Drop Real Bombs at Nashville
Charles K. Hamilton, fresh from New Britain, heads to Nashville for a military aeronautics tournament where his biplane will test drop capability of nitro glycerine and dynamite bombs on mapped targets. Secretaries and generals attend as Hamilton hopes Col Roosevelt will witness a Flight back to Sagamore Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles KE. Hamilton
New Britain
Conn
Nashville
Tenn
J. M. Dickinson
J. Franklin Bell
United States Army
Philippines
Philamier Knox
Army
Servnant
Col Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mineola
Hamilton
Col
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Fort Ipe
Promees
United States
Albert C. Doty
Charles Nyquist
Governors Island
Doty
Nyquist
P. L. Young
Nasaville
New York
Manhattan Island
Hudson
Govers Island
San
Baldwin's Aeroplane Upsets At Mineola Airshow
Captain Baldwin's bi plane overturned in a half gale at Hempstead field as a gust pushed it into trees. He escaped with a hip laceration and shaking, while the craft suffered heavy damage. Fellow flyers Baldwin Seymour and Harmon planned exhibitions at Mineola with tag day fundraising for Nassau County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Baldwin
Hempstead
J. Seymour
Win
Baldwin
Seymour
W Iifford B. Harmon
Mineola
Charles E.lton
Nashville
Nassau County Hospic
Aeronautic Federation Convention Opens in New York
Delegates from the Aeronautic Federation of America and the American Aeronautical Association convene in New York for a charter vote on a drafted constitution and by laws distributed by Thomas A. Hill Victor Lougheed and James E Plew Venues include the Hotel Astor as both groups meet jointly for the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautic Federation of America
American Aeronautical Association
New York
Thomas A. Hill
Federation
Victor Lougheed
Aero Club of
Ilinois
James E. Plew
Astor
Weldert
Would Enter Chicago Race For 25000 Prize
A Louisville man John L. McCord asks to be considered in the Chicago to New York aeroplane race for a 25000 prize organized by The New York Times and The Chicago Evening Post. He is the sixth applicant. others include C H Hamilton Glenn Curtiss Captain Baldwin J C Mars and a Wright Company representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
John L. McCord
Louisville
Chicago
New York
New York Times
Chicago Evening Post
McCord
Tes K. Hamilton
Glenn H. Curtiss
Capt
Thomas S Baldwin
J. C. Mars
Wright Company
Big Demand for Aeroplanes Sparks Machinist Hiring
M. T. Ney land of the New York District International Association of Machinists reports a sharp rise in private aero plane orders and a parallel surge in machinist demand. He notes many new workers keep quiet until contests like The New York ME Chicago Evening Post flight, and some machinists plan to ride in aircraft they helped assemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Neyland
New York
International Association of Machinists
Aero Club Clarifies Wright Patents Position
The Law Committee of the Aero Club of America will issue a statement on its stance regarding Wright patents. A Board of Seniors meeting at the Lawyers' Club yesterday instructed the Law Committee to explain the removal of the Wright injunction and its impact on the Aero Club and the Wright brothers agreement. The club plans a major international aviation meet on Long Island with a $200,000 fundraising drive to attract top European aviators, and a June 22 conference to organize the American Aeronautic Association with delegates from about thirty clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Aéronautic Federation
Aero Club of America
United States
International Aeronautical Federation
Long Island
Henry M. Neely
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Corr, Jr
The
Southern Aero Club
Clarsice W. McKay
Aero Club of Rochester
J. J. Montgomery
Manta Clara College
George H. Zimm
Vics
Philadelphia Aeronauts Society
J. W. Wilson
Aero Club of Notre Dame
F. B. Featherstonough
Aeronautical Society of Canada
George A. Richardson
Intercollegiate Aeronautic Federation
George B. Harrison
Aero Club of California
Ward EB. Karvert
Illinois Aeroplane Club
L. E. Custer
Aero Club of Dayton
J. M. Thomason
Aero Club of Missouri
David Todd
Amherst Aero Club
Frank Weil
de Witt Glinton Aeronautic Club
George W. Clark
Aero Club of
Jacksonville
Oscar J. Needham
International Dayton Aeroplane Club
Wilbur R. Kimball
Young Men's Christian Association
Aero Clubs
Clarence E. Fisher
Aeronautic Society of New Jersey
G. W. Talbot
Tufts Aero Club
Arnold Krukeman
West Hudson Aero Club
E. H. Young
Aero Club of Washington
John M. Satterfield
Law Committee
Sennors
Lawyers' Club
Wright
Wright Brothers
Aero Club Rooms
American Aeronautic Association
Wrights to Fly in Illinois Aurora Homecoming
The Wright brothers will perform their first Illinois flights during Aurora’s July 2 to 4 homecoming. They will give one flight daily under a contract paying $5,000 total and may attempt a flight from Aurora to Dayton or another distant point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Wright Brothers
Illinois
Wrights
Dayton
Ohio
Boy Flier Dies After Glider Crash in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 17 Eugene Speyer a 17 year old boy died after falling from about fifty feet during a practice flight. The glider was tied to an automobile. His mother is a wealthy widow of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene Speyer
PERCY G WILLIAMS HOME ARRIVES ON MAURITANIA
vaudeville manager Percy G Williams arrives in company with his wife and son William E Williams. He reports visiting the Passion Play at Oberammergau and says he went to Russia to hire eleven famous dancers in Moscow for a winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Percy G. Williams
William E. Williams
Russia
Shortage of Appraisers Delays Transatlantic Travelers
Four ships landed passengers simultaneously as fog and a limited appraiser staff caused long waits at piers. Collectors and inspectors push for at least twenty examiners year round and additional staff during the rush season to prevent congestion and ensure full duty collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loeb
New York
Lapland
Mr. K
Customs
William Davis
Ellis Island
Davis
Braft Fennant
Warmaker
Loeb
O Loeb
Children stage Shakespeare Midsummer Night's Dream at Morris High
Under the Educational Playhouse Association, Morris High hosts a schoolChildren theater rendition of Midsummer Night's Dream on Boston Road at 166th Street. Principal roles are played by Morris High students while Public School No. 43 students perform fairies and elves. Directed by Mrs. J Duane Livingston and Mrs Emma Sheridan Fry, with music by Harry Bennett and costumes by Edward Peck Sperry. Cast includes Grace Balin De Val Titania Sonia Zimberg Puck Max Liebermann Bottom Sydney Crofton Hermia Celeste Panes Helena Pauline Goold Demetrius Philip Braunstein Lysander Jacob Del monte Stage manager Sol Newirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Playhouse Association
Morris High School
Boston Road
166Th Street
Brown Place
137Th Street
J. Duane Livingston
Emma Sheridan Fry
Harry Bennett
Edward Peck Sperry
Titania
Grace Balin de Val
Puck
Sonia Zimberg
Bottom
Max Liebermann
Quince
Sydney Crofton
Hermia
Celeste Panes
Helena
Pauline Goold
Demetrius
Philip Braunstein
Lysander
Jacob Delmonte
Sol Newirth
Actor Nat C. Goodwin arrives amid domestic report
Nat C. Goodwin rode the Mauretania home yesterday in a show of unhappiness over a published report that he is separated from his wife. He said they are on the best of terms and displayed a letter she wrote to her mother in affectionate terms. He will go to his San Jacinto ranch in Southern California and may take the role of captain in a George Broadhurst play this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat C. Goodwin
Mauretania
Goodwin
San Jacinto
California
George Broadhurst
Detective play Guilty to open at Phillips Lyceum Brooklyn
Marie Doran will produce a new detective drama Guilty at Phillips Lyceum Theatre Brooklyn the week of June 27 with a special cast. Helen Cullinan now plays Kit McNair in Beven at the Astor Theatre after appearing with Grace La Rue in Molly May at the Hackett Theatre. An air cooling plant has been installed at the Academy of Music to circulate air over ice into the auditorium. A brief divorce article notes a suit from Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Doran
Phillips
Lyceum Theatre
Brooklyn
Helen Cullinan
Hackett Theatre
Grace la Rue
Molly May
Kit McNair
Beven
Astor Theatre
Academy of Music
Verse of weddings and social notices fills New York society
The column lists multiple weddings and engagements including Miss Jean Rolston and Clarence N. Peacock at 19 West Pitty-frrat Street, noon ceremonies in Grace Church and Calvary, and other nuptial plans. It also notes lectures by Mrs. Goodwin, travels of Mrs. Ladd and Mr. von Gonta, and society visits by Lady Arthur Herbert and the Countess of Suffolk aboard the Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Rolston
Louis Bertrand Rolston
Clarence N. Peacock
Rolston
West Pitty-frrat Street
Brides of Kingston Wedding Notes Highlight Kingston and Wakefield couples
Miss Elizabeth Thompson daughter of Kingston residents and Carroll Gardner of Wakefield were married at Holy Cross Church Kingston with George Pearse as best man and Oscar Hiltebrant among the ushers. The Gardner couple will reside at 359 Bt Johns Place Brooklyn. Separately Miss Marguerite More wed Benjamin J Winne at the Kingston home with Charles More Jr supplying a handshake and Jennie More serving as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Kingston
N. Y
Elizabeth Thompson
Walter Smith Thompson
Carroll Hanley Gardner
Wakefield
R. I
Holy Cross Church
Charles Mercer Hall
Mary Scott Smith
George Merton Pearse
Oscar R. Hiltebrant
James F. Curley
Washington, D. C
H. T. Herring
Ernest F. Robinson
New York City
Gardner
West Point Military Academy
Bt. John's Place
Brooklyn
Marguerite More
Matilda Hutton More
Benjamin J. Winne
Frank B. Seeley
Charles More, Jr
Jennie More
Harry
Ensign
Carl Preston
Cornelius Treadwell
Miss Mary Elizabeth Converse Austin Weds Alvin Miller
NORWALK Conn June 17 Miss Mary Elizabeth Converse Austin daughter of Judge Alfred E Austin and Alvin Ford Miller son of Henry I Miller were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church by Bishop Brewster The bridesmaids included Clara Cousins Mary Seymour Gertrude Hotchkiss and Georgette Jones with Lawrence Armour best man Guests included Edith Gaynor pre nuptial Dinner The couple will reside in Buffalo and left on Armour s yacht after a reception
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Norwalk
Conn
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mary Elizabeth Converse Austin
Alfred E. Austin
Alvin Ford Miller
Henry I. Miller
New York
Chicago
Chauiot B. Brewster
Clara H. Cousins
Mary Seymour
Gertrude H. Hotchkiss
Georgette W. Jones
Lawrence H. Armour
Kansas City
Mrs. Miller
Country Club
Mr. Armour
Edith Gaynor
Mayor Gaynor
Buffalo
Belmont Hospital Benefit Dance At Garden City Hotel
A June 17 charity event at the Garden City Hotel drew attendees from surrounding areas to support Belmont Memorial Hospital in Hempstead. The dance raised funds for the newly opened facility, with Miss Florence McLean in charge and a planned linen shower in Hempstead next week to continue the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Garden City
L. I
Belmont Memorial Hospital
Hempstead
O. H. P. Belmont
Ralph N. Peters
A. J. Cordier
C. M. Deland
Frederick P. Morris
C. D. Meneely
Gane Tarbell
W. C. Nesmith
D. Gray
J. A. Kerrigan
David Provost
H. 8.Rr
Louis Nott Loneheart
Louis Nott Loneheart, Mrs. 8. KB. Smithers
J. H. Carll
C. D. Cleghorn
Florence McLean
First wedding at Vincent Church in Nutley marks new era
Miss Elsie Grant Symonds daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Symonds wed William Drewin Wight in the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Nutley New Jersey The ceremony was conducted by Rev Samuel O Busby with Rev Warren L Hoagland assisting Bridesmaids included Maud Jeffreys and M Kingsbury Hunter Maid of honor Eloise Symonds Best man Elmer Wilson Ushers included Thomas E King Joe E Lynke G Roscoe Symonds and Raymond Symonds After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Nutley
N. J
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Elsie Grant Symonds
George W. Symonds
William Drewin Wight
Samuel O. Busby
Warren L. Hoagland
Maud Jeffreys
Newark
M. Kingsbury Hunter
Orange
Eulah Symonds
Elmer Wilson
Manhattan
Thomas E. King
Joe E. Lynke
G. Roscoe B. Symonds
Raymond Symonds
Judge Dismisses Murder Indictment Against Jung Hing
Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions yesterday dismissed the first degree murder indictment against Jung Hing who faced charges related to Yoshito Saito on January 28 in Dover Street. The case details remain unclear as the record shows dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalsky
Jung Hing
Yoshito Saito
Dovers Street
White House Lawn Hosts Coburn Players Twelfth Night Benefit
Washington June 17 The Coburn Players presented Twelfth Night on the White House south lawn for the Children's Playgrounds Association. President Taft and Mrs Taft attended with guests, Marine Band music preceded the performance, a light shower briefly interrupted As You Like It, and a box audience stayed to the end despite the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
White House
Coburn Players
Children's Playgrounds Association
Secret Service
Huntington Wilson
Scott
Loween
Marine Band
Taft
Public Service Commission Upheld in New York Bond Case
The Court of Appeals ruled that the Public Service Commission must consent to the New York Central lines issuing 30 million dollars in equipment trust certificates for engines and cars. The decision clarifies the statute applies to such securities without invalidating them, ending a dispute since December 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Public Service Commission
Court of Appeals
New York Central
Writer James E. Bagley Dies on Broadway at 39th Street
James E. Bagley, a 50 year old sporting writer, collapsed on a Broadway sidewalk near Thirty-ninth Street. Witnesses Con sidine of 1,420 Broadway and Kid McCoy identified the body. Dr. Thomas noted possible heart disease or apoplexy. The body was moved to West Thirtieth Street Station then to 243 West Thirty third Street. Bagley lived at 215 West Eightieth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bagley
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
Considine
Orman Selby
Kid McCoy
Thomas
New York Hostal
Bagley
West Thirtieth Street
Cara Peek
West Thirtythird Street
West Eightieth Street
Ocean travelers list ships and many passengers
The transatlantic steamships Cleveland Celtic Lapland New York Southampton Koenig Albert and others sail with numerous named passengers including Col. and Mrs. Bliss, Dr. Brunhorst and many others. The article also lists recent arrivals on Mauretania and other lines with large passenger lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hamburg
Charles J. Bliss
J. Brunhorst
Norway
Sweden
C. A. Caswell
Walter 5. Dray
Richard Henry Depew
William L. Elkins
R. H. Fraenckel
Joseph Gibson
Randel Hoyt
George A. Hamlin
Norman A. Heath
Lee de Forest
Junkin
Irvings Lewin
Julius Mantner
H. H. Mayer
Francis McMillin
Julius E. Ol
Albert Oppenheim
Charles T. Kott
Ernst Raab
W. G. Sickel
Henry Wood Salisbury
J. H. van Dyke
Albert van Wyck
Charlies P. Donelly
H. C. Engquist
Daniel Haddock Farr
Julian L. Estrange
Joy Glover
B. J. Grigsby
Parker D. Handy
W. R. Hees
Beatrice Jones
M. L. Lemar
G. Planton Middleton
William Moir
Charles F. Bates
Albert Clifford Barney
H. Crawford Black
Henry W. Cattell
Edgar E. Clark
D. F. Crawford
Ronald Eliot Curtis
W.W. W. Critchlow
Thomas C. Dugan
D. J. Edmonds
George E. Fairys
R. H. Frost
J. Clinton Gray
Henry D. Greenwald
Gregg
Harry
Hall
Fair
Fax Harrison
W. F. R. Hitt
D. W. Hunter
H. C. Kerr
Robert Scott Lamb
Frank Mn K. Lane
D. Leventritt
A. W. Mareseaux
Henry C. McLean
M. L. Morgenthau
Harry Co. Moses
Holger Mygrind
Ralph Oakley
L. R. Peabody
Randolph A. Raynolds
Charles Robinson
H. W. Taggart
Morton N. Jacobs
Laura Jeffries
J. H. Kean
Percival Lennon
Walter E.maynard
A. J. McLean
Charles Oakes
Edward C. Parkhurst
Katherin Seymour Parsons
Mile. L. Pierrard
Helen Proudfoot
Ricardo E. Rivera
R. T. Slade
Charles Herbert
Charlies Taylor
G. H. Twombly
Augustus Ven Wyck
J. Edmond Wright
Mrs Owen Johnson Dead
Mrs Mary Galt Stockly Johnson wife of author Owen Johnson died yesterday. She married May 23 1901. She lived in Lakewood New Jersey at marriage and the Johnson home is in Stockbridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Johnson
Mary Galt Stockly Johnson
Johnson
Lakewood
N. J
Stockbridge
Mass
Obituary Notes of Notable Late Residents and Officials
Obituary notes list several deaths including Mrs Jane Ann Harris Jones of Brooklyn at 298 Nichols Ave. Mrs Annamelia Woolsey Lefever widow of Congressman Jacob Lefever of New Paltz. Rev Thomas Fitzgerald of Independence Missouri aged 83. Mrs Elizabeth Bacot of Morristown New Jersey aged 62. Col John G Brinckle AGA retired of Wilmington Delaware aged 79. Mrs Helen Mills 78 former telegraph operator in Rock Island Michigan. William T Fitzpatrick civil engineer in Manhattan died at 154 Berkeley Place Brooklyn aged 28. Paul M Mowrey electrical engineer in New York City at 130 Clarewill Ave Upper Montclair New Jersey left a widow and four children. Frederick T Farrier former Jersey City Police Captain born 1836. Wallace Nelson Horton senior member of Van Slyke Horton cigar firm died in Kingston New York. Samuel B MacDonnell prominent Philadelphia maritime figure died at North Wales Pennsylvania aged 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bacot
Robert Cochran
Mary Gilchrist Cochran
Morristown
N. J
John G. Brinckle
Wilmington
Del
Army of the
Omac
Helen M. Mills
Rock Island
William T. Fitzpatrick
Board of Water Supply
Manhattan
Berkeley Place
Brooklyn
Paul M. Mowrey
New York
Clarewill Avenue
Upper Montclair
Tievenham
Mangs
Whitestown Seminary
Whitestown
N. Y
Albany
Samuel B. Maccdonnell
Philadelphia
North Wales
Penn
Maritime Journal
Commissioners of Navigation
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for NYT insertion may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The item lists marriage and death notices as a service for subscribers to place in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Richardson–Towner Engagement Announced
Mrs James Richardson of 551 West 149th Street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Jet Fulton Richardson to Mr Cartora Towner of East Orange New Jersey. The couple are to be married in a future date.
Marriages Recap From June 1910 Notices
A set of society wedding notices dated June 15 to June 17 1910 from New York New Jersey Connecticut list couples including Mil dred Elsegood and Rev. Floyd Appleton Mary Lathrop and Charles Soutter Campbell Leslie Freeman and Henry E Higginbotham Elizabeth McPherson and Raymond G Wright Carrie Michel and William Losier Sadie Rogers and Sydney Maybaum Catherine Brennan and George B Stuart Edith Albert and Thaddeus Du Fion etc in nationwide churches and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies C. Able
Charles Soutter Campbell
James R. Campbell
Essex Fells
N. J. Higginbotham—Freeman
Trinity Presbyterian Church
South Orange
Tanley White
Leslie
Henry W. Freeman
Henry E. Higginbotham
London
England
Wright—Mcpherson
Memorial Chapel
Lawrenceville
N. J
Elizabeth McPherson
Lozier—Michel
Carrie M. Michel
William A. Losier
Maybaum
Rogers
Sydney Maybaum
Stuart — Brennan
Catherine Brennan
George B Stuart
Connecticut
Ferris—Chendy
New Haven
J. Cheney
Walter L. Midler-Austin
South Norwalk
Mary Austin
Alvin F. Miller
New York State
DU Flon
Albert
New Rochelle
Edith Albert
Thaddeus du Fion
Obituary notices and funeral announcements collected
Death notices dated June 16 to June 17 1910 list multiple individuals from New York and New Jersey. Entries mention private funerals at churches and chapels, interments in Albany Hadley and Albany Rural Cemetery, and services at St Agnes Chapel Campbell Building and other parishes. Names include Richard Auerbach Elizabeth Bacot James Bagley Annie J Drake Theodore Elwell Wallace Horton Charles Howell Mary Stockly Jane Ann Harris Jones and others with ages and relationships where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St
Newark
N. J
Elwell
Brooklyn
Theodora Katherine Elwell
John Duryea
Maria Huntington Elwell
Hadley
Mase
Hobart
Charles Jefferys Hobart
Henry L
Marie J. Hobart
St. Agnes's Chapel
Horton
Kingston
N. Y
Wallace Nelson Horton
St. John’s
Ngston
St. Paul's Church
Lancaster St
Albany
Albany Rural Cemetery
Howelia
Bridgehampton
L. F
Charles Alfred Howell
Sarah Elizabeth Topping Howell
Johnson
Beneeret Hospital
Mary Galt Stockly
Owen Johnson
Liia Devereux
Hillary Reaveeced
Ohio
Jones
Nichols
Jane Ann Harris Jones
M. Mitchell
J. Neason
Charles
Voorhis Cecilia C. Smith funeral in Westwood New Jersey
Obituary notice lists Cecilia C. Voorhis of Hackensack and multiple others with June services across New Jersey and New York venues. Details include residences in Westwood and Manhattan addresses, with various funeral times and ages for the deceased.
In Memoriam Notice for Catherine Relas
In memoriam notices list Catherine Relas with mass at St Ceciijat Church Kearny New Jersey today at 8 A M. Also Rev John J Fay mass at St Gabriel's Church at 9 A M. P McCormack path as to mass at Church of St Ignatius Loyola at 9 A M. John Iloney mass at St Francis Xavier's Brooklyn today 8 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
St. Ceciijat
Kearny
N. J
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AERO
J. L. McCord
Times Post
Aero Club and
Boy Flier
Nat Goodwin
Frances Cleveland
Daniellen
Ad Francia le Baron Robbins
S. Lamont
George Baylies Sanford
Henry Lawrence Ert, Jr
Kinity Ch
Hewhlett
J. Lewis Parks, Jr
J. K. Parks
Louise Mosher Bentley
Detroit
Calvary Arch
Ida Husted Harper
Muée Untermyer
Yonkers
William Whitehead Ladd
Wave Crest
Far Rockaway
Alexander von Gonta
Poland Springs
Thomas Hitchcock
Newport
George W. C. Drexel
Fremont, A. & W
H. Mortimer Brooks
Ennich
Arthur Herbert
Providence
Mexico
Frede
Joel Pomerene
Eastman Terrace
Poughkeepsie
Jennie
John Dearling Haney
Haney
Bronx
Herbert Mark Baer
West Forty-fifth Street
Morris B. Baer
Lillian Flora
Hirsh
East Sixtieth Street
Edward Hirsh
Leslie Freeman
Ay E. Higginbotham
D. Stanley White
Countess of Suffolk
Daisy Leiter
Auretania
Brides OF Kingston
Miss Thompson
C. H. Gardner
Miss More
Benjamin Winne
A. E. Austin
Belmont Hospital
Garden
Wight—Symonds
Ocean Travelers
Koenig Albert
Naples
J. W. Archibald
Mies
Isabel = Ayres
de Best
Edwin Jilem
P. Joseph Ox Davis
Wi Faust
Wweg Og
Andrew Wallletta
M. R. Grosse
On Hidden
Cases Dc. Holm . Hovey
Ma 'Aschara’s Hurst, Jr
Ns Lindsay
Henry C. Laveriaon
James W. McKamey
John Anderson Moulton
Ellis Anstett
Lewis S. Somers
Graham Thurber
Richard van Santvoord
G.W. Ziegler
Minneapolis
B. K. Alden
Dorothy Applegate
F. D. Barksdale
C. M. Benson
Mme. Egger-Blanc
Clifford J. Cairns
David E. Crosier
A. M. Dobie
Henry EB. Higginbotham
David A. Hyman
James Muir
W. S&s. Pat
Furnessia
James Brevis
David Barrow
William Borland
George W Catascen
Walker Crockett
T . Food
Robert 8. Grant
William Lyon
W. B. Little
John Morrow
James Orr
Janet Proudfoot
Fred C. Aoeeen
J. W. Scudder
W.ish
Mary H. Yerkes
Liverpool
Dolores A. Vv. de Uirre
Bartlett
Paul B
Iin
David F. Brucker
James Uchanan
A. @. Bullock
Joseph H. Cherry
Louis C. Clark
R. B. van Cortlandt
William Crocker
Rae F. Cox
W. W. Eapy
R. Gimpel
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
C. C. Healey
Heinrich Martens von Holt
Netherlands
Honolulu
von Holt
Frank J. Grace
J. Hoyt
Basil King
John L Langman
L. Langman
Leopold
E. Lenfester
Ae. M. Newell
Ae. M. Newell, Commander and Mrs. Peary, Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Phelps
Franklin
Charlies H. Burr
W. Baldwin
H. T. Beacham
Pranklin E
L. A. Howe
Ti. W. MacBean
W. C. Spaulding
Fred Towne
IRUGS
West Sath H Street
Murray
Gnola
Nichols Avenue
Rooklyn
Annamelia Woolsey Lefever
Jacob Lefever
New Paltz
Thomas Fitzgerald
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Independence
Diocese of
Indepentoane
Thompson-Starrett Company
Bird
John Austin Stevens
St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway and
Vesey
Edmund Wetmore
H. R. Drowne
Stevens
New Y. Historical Society
John Austin Staife
Society
St Paul's Chapel
Vesey St
Samuel V. Hoffman
Acosta Nichols
Evelyn
Edgar E. Turlingtom
Lillie Rouse Turlington
Riverside Drive
Hudeson
Reich
Gustav
Intervale
Neon
East Sith St
A. M
Helen
East 124Th St
Wenzelberger
Mary
West 127Th St
Winters
Julius R
Hewitt
eRena
Coffey St
Rockwell Place
Foxall St
Lublin
Joseph
Greene Av
Martin
James L
Covert St
St. Peter's Hospital
Sammis
Herbdert
South
Long Island, Nae
Carl
Rockville Centre
Hines
Amanda M
Adolph
Springfield Dock
Meyer
Alma W
Sama
M. Rider
New Jersey
Fenning
Charles J
Washington &J
Hoboken
Gugel—William R
Palisade Av
Jersey
Walker
Mary A
Jefferson
Jersey City Heights
So A J
Port Chester
Sane
M. Kamke
Mary G
Dobbs Ferry
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial CO. Only Tel
Chelsea
8Th AV
19Th ST
Frank F. c. E. Campbell
John W. Lor Ered” Eee
Murray Hill
Leland Company
Fifth Avenue
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