Miss Anna Robinson Weds A. W. Butler
The wedding of Anna Fos te Robinson daughter of Dr. Beverly Reliteun and Mrs. Robinson and Arthur W. Butler son of Mrs. William Allan Butler was held at 4 yesterday afternoon at the Chapel of St. George's Church in New York. The bride wore a trained gown of white satin and old point lace with a point lace veil. Her sister Pauline Robinson served as maid of honor in a yellow brocade gown. There were 10 ushers and a large reception at the bride’s West 37th Street home with pink peonies and smilax. The couple plan to sail for Europe for their honeymoon after returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Butler
William Allan Butler
Mr. Butler
Anna Foste Robinson
Beverly Reliteun
Robinson
St. George's Shure
Weide
Itr
Teide
Mise
Pauline Robinson
Louis
Charles l. Hietfman
Morgan Davis
Henry Spies Kin
Dexter Blagdon
Hubert Litchfield
Beverley Robinson
Andrew V. Stout
West Thirty-seventh Street
Hitler
Chaplow Channees
Moncure Robinson
Philadelphia
Charles V Robinson
Tota Robini
Frederick Foster
Lentishon Foster
Ehenry M. du Pont
Charles de Kham
Feenes
Croewainshield
Boston
Albert Foster
Giraud Foster
Mrederic Coerr
Cane
Talbot Ewart
Bayard Hoppin
Sion
Allan Butler
Howard Butler
Charles W. Wgutler
Butler
Francis Vol. Hoppin
Ievelyn SS. Witherbee
Helena Clarke
Mdna Biddle
Margaret Whitney
Emily Norrie
Louise Iselin
Lousy Lodis Butter
Louise Butler
Altar
Isman
Charles Butler
Wi. A. Butler
Mrs Butler
Europe
Theodore Kk
Martha A. Horton
Garfieid Place
Kitchen
Augusta. A
William Kirkham Kitchen
Sarah Ball
Sarah A. Hill
William K. Kitchen
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grang Central Terminal
Macrossie
George A
Alexander
Margaret V. MacRossie
Casey
McQuade
Mary Angels
Ellen MacQuade
Sisters of Mercy of
Tarrytown
N. YY
Madison Av
New York City
Miles
Spring Lake
N. J
Edward Stewart Miles
South Bread St
Edward Harris Miles
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Nafis
Woodside
S. J
John Burroughs Nafis
Jeanette Nafis
Thompson Av
Oakley
Reston
Kate Oakley
Jesse
Mary Benedict Oakley
New York
Pearce
Ella
Irene Warring
Eck Pearce
Boulevard
Summit
Russell
Union St
Brooklyn
John H. Russell
Woodlawn
Rrer
Washington St
East Orange
Catherine B.liver
Roseville
Newark
Mount Pleasant
Shannon
Nora Shannon
David J
West Tist St
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Mary Sener
Fuen
Madison Ay
Sommer
Therinee Leieht
Church of the Assumption
Orange
Penn
van Heusen
West 110Th &T
Richard Fletcher van Heusen
Albany Rural Cemetery
Viviano
Anthony
Louis Viviano
Saint Michael's R. C
Bay Bridge
Holy Cross
Flatbush
Walter
Adelaide
Woodside Av
Ridgewood
Miss Bowne Weds William H. Morgan in Flushing Church
Miss Michel Hapaije Bowne daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank A Bowne of Central Avenue Flushing married William H Morgan of Brooklyn at the Reformed Dutch Church Flushing yesterday. The Rev Thomas Hana Mackenzie officiated with a Bayside bridesmaid and a Brooklyn usher list. A reception at the Bowne home followed the ceremony. The couple were choir members of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Hapaije Bowne
Frank A. Bowne
Central Avenue
Flushing
William H. Morgan
Mobonough Street
Brooklyn
Thomas Hana Mackenzie
Ti Armstrong
Atlanta
George Murray
Corona
J. S. Morgan
Brookyn
Walter Williams
Berlin Medical Society Rejects Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure
The Berlin Medical Society debated Dr. Friedmann's claimed tuberculosis cure. Westenhoefer reported post mortem acceleration of disease after his treatment. Wolff found no improvement. Rabinowitsch questioned the culture's safety. Schleich defended him. no vote of confidence was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Berlin Medical Society
Friederich F. Friedmann
Max Westenhoefer
University of Berlin
Friedmann
Westenhoefer
Frau Rabinowitsch
Max Wolff
Ludwig Schleich
Dr. Friedmann
Friedmann Sails Home After Tuberculosis Vaccine Claims
Dr Friedrich Franz Friedmann, the German physician who toured the United States to promote his turtle vaccine for tuberculosis, sailed from New York aboard the North German Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He released a statement defending his claims, asserting they align with those in a Taft report to the Senate and expressing gratitude for U.S. courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
United States
Germany
Taft
United States Senate
Wedding of Sadie Kaskie to Jo seph J Jackson
The marriage occurred at 6 30 last evening at the bride’s mother’s home on Westith Street with Rev Nathan A Seagle officiating. Miss Sadie Kaskie wore a white charmeuse gown with lace as her sister Sis mund Skaski gave her away. best man was Benjamin Jackson. The couple will reside in Cedarhurst Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kaskie
Fanny Kaskie
Joseph J. Jackson
Jackson
Sss Westith Street
Nathan A. Seagle
Sismund Skaski
Hattie
May Ka
Engagement announced of Miss Reasie Braxmar and Archibald Morrison
Miss Reasie FE Braxmar daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles G Braxmar of 256 West 182d Street to Archibald Morrison. Morrison a Columbia Law School graduate class of 1905 and a member of the New York Bar Association. Wedding set for Autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasie FE. Braxmar
Charles G. Braxmar
West 182d Street
Archibald B. Morrison
Social whirl notes from New York society by era
Mrs. George I. Malcom sails for Europe with her daughter Miss Hope Malcom and son George N. Malcom Jr. Varying social figures, weddings and travels including Linda Arnold's Providence wedding to Marquis Max Strozzi, Mus. Bissell family trip plans, and several notables staying at hotels or visiting resorts in Newport and Murray Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Malcom
West Fifty-eighth Street
Europe
Hope Malcom
George N. Malcom
Malcom
Elizabeth Bigelow
Boston
Bishop Boyd Vincent
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walcott
Col
Anson C. McCook
West Fifty-fourth Street
Mount Quahnie
Briarcliff Manor
Countess de San Esteban
Plaza
Linda Arnold
Olney Arnold
Providence
R. I
Marquis Max Stozzi
Marchioness Strozzi
Florence
Italy
St. Joseph's Church
Col. C. N. Walace
Manhattan
Lillian Tarler
Archibald Cowan MacBain
West
118Th Street
G. Cornell Tarler
Constantinople
Albert H. Gallatin
Cornelia Gallatin
Gotham
Bishop IF. H. Darlington
Darlington
Harrisburg
Penn
Newport
Delmonico’s
St. Regis
D. Jones Crain
Misges Crain
Cullenwood
Richfield Springs
Samuel C. van Dusen
E Thirty-fifth Street
Murray Bay
Joseph B. Bissell
Eugenie
Katharine Bissell
West Fifty-fifth Street
Adriatic
Rose Hill
England
Alice Abell Robinson
East Sixty-fourth Street
Duncan Harris
Church of the Paulist Fathers
Federal jury probes National Wholesale Jewelers Association
A federal grand jury under Sherman law investigates the National Wholesale Jewelers Association over middleman elimination in the jewelry trade. A U S attorney seeks to gather books and testimony from officials including Frederick Thearle and Thomas Fernley as the probe considers possible indictments or an equity suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Grand Jury
National Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
United States
Claude E. Thompson
Trace
Equity
Frederick G. Thearle
Chicago
Thomas A. Fernley
Philadelphia
H. Snowden Marshall
National Wholesale
Providence
R. I
Attlebero
Mass
Fernley
Felix Hi. Levy
Roosevelt
Tobacco Trust
United States District Attorney's Office
Ees
Diplomas Awarded at Manhattan College Commencement
The sixtieth annual commencement at Carnegie Hall saw 42 graduates. Eight earned Bachelor of Arts, eight Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, twenty six commercial diplomas. Master of Arts awarded to John Francis Brosnan. two honorary degrees given to Patrick Curran and Edward McCall. Tomorrow marks Manhattan College's fiftieth jubilee with Cardinal Farley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College
Carnegie Hall
John M. Farley
Mgr
Michal J. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mer. Lavelle
John Francis G Brosnan
Patrick P. Curran
Edward E. McCall
Public Service Commission
McCall
George P. Becker
Brian J. McEntegart
John H. Moriarty
William F. Lally
John J. Bagrett, Jr
Laurence L. Cassidy
Philip A. Murphy
William P. Ryan
James P. Hanley
Edward V. Smyth
Daniel A. Draddy
Wiliam _V. Enright
Henry
Thomas P. Carroll
Philip H. Coon
Francis J. Curley
John J. Donova
John M. Dyer
John J. Harrity
Mario A. Hernandez
John J. Herold
Waiter Michael Houlihan
Anthony A. Kuhnel
Joseph A. Lynch
James M. McGinitly
Vincent Manas
Pierce A. Mangester
James E. March
John I. Miller
John R. Norton
John P. O'Donnell
John J. Powers
Amos Parks Silkworth
Francis V. Slattery
John J. Ryan
Francis D.ward
Fifty-ninth Street
Cardinal Farley
Canon Samuel Barnett Dies Social Reform Leader of Toynbee Hall
London reports the death of Canon Samuel Augustus Barnett a noted social reformer and founder of Toynbee Hall born in Bristol 1844 educated at Oxford. He served as curate at St Marys Bryanston Square vicar of St Jude Whitechapel led the Whitechapel Board of Guardians and later held canonries at Bristol Westminster and stewardship at Westminster. He helped establish Toynbee Hall and served as its president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canon Barnett
Toynbee Hall
Samuel Augustus Barnett
Bristol
Oxford
Oxford University
St. Mary’s
Bryanston Square
St. Jude's
Whitechapel
Ex Inspector Russell Dies in Brooklyn After Long Police Career
Ex-Inspector John H. Russell, retired for disability by Commissioner Waldo in 1912, died at his Brooklyn home from sarcoma. Born in the city 48 years ago, he joined the force at 21 and rose from roundsman to captain and inspector, with key posts in Brooklyn and the Detectives Bureau amidst recalls of his Duffy case involvement and cloakmakers strike transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Russell
Waldo
Brooklyn
Russell
John McCullagh
Washington
Fitzjohn Porter
Highbridge
Duffy
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Rogues’ Gallery
Baker
Detectives
Cloakmakers
Tottenville
Old Dancing Master Dies in New Rochelle
John H. Trenor longtime New York dancing master died at his North Avenue home in New Rochelle aged 58 following a hip injury three months earlier He retired to the town after making a fortune and bought farms on North Avenue His pupils included Theodore Roosevelt William H Vanderbilt Chauncey M Depew and James Gordon Bennett He reportedly built New Yorks first flat house at Sixth Avenue and Forty eighth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Rochelle
John H. Trenor
New York
North Avenue
Tle
Trenor
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
James Gordon Bennett
Sixth Avenues
Forty-eighth Street
Western visitors demand Liberty Bell and pearls from Philadelphia
A group of girls and a chaperone from Oregon with Philip S. Bates arrived in Philadelphia to seek the Liberty Bell or at least its copy for display at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. They hint they may take pearls instead if refused and remark on suffrage views, noting Oregon is going dry and that women will vote on wet and dry questions. Laura Dawson of Voltage, Harney County, rode 40 miles by horse, 146 by auto, and about 200 by train to reach Portland for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Philip S. Bates
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
New York
Mr. Bates
Philadelphia
Laura M. Dawson
Voltage
Harney County
East
Oregon
Japan Society Luncheon Planned for June at Hotel Astor
The Japan Society will hold a luncheon on Wednesday June 25 at the Hotel Astor honoring Dr J Soyeda ex President of the Industrial Bank of Japan KK Ushijima leading Japanese agriculturist in California K Abiko editor of The Japanese American and T Kamiya Honorary Secretary of the Japanese Chambers of Commerce Dr avid Starr Jordan is expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Japan Society
Hotel Astor
J. Soyeda
Industrial Bank of Japan
Kk. Ushijima
California
K. Abiko
San Francisco
T. Kamiya
Chambers of Commerce
Avid Starr Jordan
Fresh air outings aid families on the edge of destitution
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor urges charity to fund seaside and country retreats. Donations scale from 2.50 to 100 dollars, supporting teething babies, tired mothers, and children. Contributions go to Robert Shaw Minturn, treasurer, Room 10, 105 East 22d Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Breeze
Robert Shaw Minturn
East 22d Street
NEW York Association For
Fulton Cutting
Play Prohibited in Breslau Festival Sparks German Outcry
Berlin reports a storm over Gerhart Hauptmann’s Breslau Festival piece praising Napoleon with too little honor to Prussian heroes. Crown Prince threatened to withdraw patronage if banned. Breslau officials ordered removal during a second performance amid national controversy. Hauptmann hailed yet reviled as a Nobel laureate in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Berlin
Daily Chronicle
Germany
Gerhart Hauptmann
Breslau
Napoleon
Cooler Weather Promises Low Temperatures Across Cities
Forecasts predict a drop in temperature with highs near 80 degrees and a cooling trend into Thursday or Friday. Brooklyn reports three heat deaths including two infants and eight prostrations along with seven injuries across boroughs and New Jersey. Street Cleaning Department crews will receive straw hats and sponges and work shorter hours amid the heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Adolph Grafe
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Bronx
Edwards
Brice Swallows Mercury Tablet In Attempted Suicide
Charles A. Brice, a wealthy Philadelphia commission merchant of 4547 Sansom Street, swallowed a bichlonide of mercury tablet by mistake for quinine last night. Physicians at Hinhnemann Hospital work to save his life after he was found unconscious at Delaware Avenue and Market Street and rushed there by his chauffeur. The initial report of attempted self harm was corrected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Hinhnemann Hospital
Charles A. Brice
Sansom Street
Brice
Delaware Avenue
Market Street
Notable Nineteenth Century Figures and Local Officials Die
A string of obituaries notes Homer Nicholas Lockwood former New York Assembly member and Southern Railway official. Henry Herrman bank president dies at Deal Beach New Jersey. Malcolm Mamsay of Brooklyn dies in Sharon Connecticut. Charles Gerharddt former church deacon passes away in Brooklyn. Anna Price wife of Martin Price dies in Brooklyn. Mary Edwards Bryan writer widow of Florida born editor of The Literary Crusader. Henrietta de Lohme Fellowes Thompson social figure in New Haven. Marquis of Northampton dies in Aquila Italy after cure. Monroe Wood longtime Nassau County newspaperman dies in Roslyn. T. Vincent Butler of Clerks Mercantile Agency dies in Belfast. Robert E. McConnell stock broker dies in Fresh Meadows. Franklin Munn Horton Brooklyn businessman dies aged 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Nicholas Lockwood
Washington, DD
Mr. Lockwood
Victory
N. Y
New York State Assembly
Ile
Southern Railway
Henry
Lishtieth Street
Malcolm Mamsay
Lincoln Place
Hrooklin
Sharon
Conn
Chiaples Gerharddt
Deaf Mutes’ Church
West 148Th Street
Manhattan
Oceanview Avenue
Brooklyn Hills
Queens
Anna Price
Martin Price
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Mary Edwards Bryan
Atlanta
Florida
Uncle Remus
Henrietta DE LO
Earl Cowper
Ireland
Earl Compton
Monroe
Wood
Nassau County
Roslyn
North Hempstead
T. G. Coombe & Co
Broadway
Hihome
Rugby Road
Fistbushh
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Franklin Munn Horton
Garfield Place
Horton
Polytechnic Institute
Yale College
Passengers booked to sail Campania for Liverpool announced
A list of Ocean Travelers booked on the Campania to-day for Liverpool includes many named individuals such as Mr and Mrs J W Alihouse Gen William A Anderson and Mrs Anderson and several doctors judges and professors. Also noted are arrivals from Europe aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II Finland and Minnehaha with numerous distinguished passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
Liverpool
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Alexander
Robert E. Peary
the Margulis
Marquise de Wentworth
Amusement Notes Brighton Beach Opens With Varied Bill
The Brighton Beach Music Hall opens this season with Grace Van Studdiford Andrew Mack John Bunny Josie Heather Robert T. Haines and company in The Coward. The Rossow Midgets Wentworth Vesta and Teddy and the Six Musical Spillers on the Saturday show. On Monday a new bill led by Ida Claire. Josephine Cohan sails to San Francisco aboard the Pacific Mail Ventura with Fred Niblo. Arch Selwyn has Margaret Illington for Within the Law in Chicago this August. Anne Caldwell aids Blanche King in Claudia Smiles. The Sunshine Girl closes Saturday, with Julia Sanderson Joseph Cawthorn and company reopening September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach Music Hall
Grace van Studdiford
Andrew Mack
John Bunny
Josie Heather
Robert T. Haines
the Coward
Rossow
Wentworth
Vesta
Teddy
Spillers
Iaa Claire
Josephine Cohan
Pacific Mail
Ventura
San Francisco
Fred Niblo
Australia
Arch Selwyn
American Play Company
Margaret Illington
Law
Chicago
Marriages Listed in Indianapolis and New York Notices
The page records numerous marriage announcements with dates in June 1912 1915 and related details. Couples include Mary Buckingham and Clarence Levy Altemus Anna Foster and Arthur W Futler Janet Miller and Herbert Gutterson Lenore Hutchinson and Hugh Hanna Jr Mary V Treacy and Frank Kirkpatrick Adele Steinbuhler and Magnus Smith Agnes Hindle and Bernard Lamb Kathleen Yoe and Richard Rowe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Hutchinson
Hugh J. Hanna, Jr
Obituary notices and funeral announcements dated June 1913
A collection of brief notices records deaths and services including Frederic Baker at 815 5th Ave on June 15 and services June 18, Annie B Coleman at East Gath St with Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral, William Augustine Conklin death on June 17 with funeral at Stephen Merritt's Chapel, and an infant James Parrish born June 16 at Stony Brook with parents Archibald Manning and Helen Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Baker
Josiah Whitney
Abigail Bates Baker
Nari
Stony Brook
James Parrish
Archibald Manning
Helen Parrish Brown
Butler
Belfast
Ireland
Thomas Vincent Butler
New York
Catholic Club of
Press Club
Fabian Club
Coleman
Annie B
Bernard
James Ss. Cole
Eest Gath St
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Madison
N. J
Hoboken
Conklin
William Augustus
Esther C. Conklin
Stephen Merritt
Ernst
Jalapa
Mexico
Norman Jefferies
Narberth
Peon
Death notices from a New York area newspaper
A long list of death notices and funeral details for numerous individuals across New York City and nearby towns. Includes names, ages, last residences, funeral dates, and burial locations with several institutions and clergy referenced. Many entries provide service times and interment information.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna Robinson
A. W. Butler
Chapel of St. George's Church
Beverly Robinson
Miss Bowne
W. H. Morgan
Flushing Church
Wilson
Das. G. Wilson Mfo. Co
29Th St
Kaskie
J. L. Jackson
Miss Braxmar
Social Notes
Haass
Vichy
Ex-Justice
SIL
Marconi Transatlantic
Inspector Russell
Hauptmann
Herr Hauptmann
Mercury
May
J. W. Alihouse
William A. Anderson
Anderson
Herbert Lewis
Roderick G. Mclean
Emerson GO. McLean
H. G. MacWilliam
John H. Miller
F. B. Montgomery
Joseph Potter
Douglas Powell
B.D. Reynolds
W. H. Ritson
KR. G. Ritson
John P. Thomas, Jr
R. W. Whitaker
Finland
Antwerp
Vernon Boynton
Frank B. Coleman
Modest Everaerts
Daniel S. Schenck
Lester A. Sharp
J. C. Simpson
E. van Dyck
L. W. Sharp
Minnehaha
Frederick J. Angell
Edward L. Blossom
Walter Claypoole
George E. Day
Charles N. Draper
Merrill G. Hastings
Sterry Hunt
Henry 5. Owen
Charlies H. MacLachlan
Robert A. Miller
J. M. Peebles
Charles Partridge
Herbert P. Pearson
John H. Stone
R. T. Swofford
C. P. Ward
Anne Caldwell
Lady of the Slipper
Blanche King
Claudia
Knickerbocker Theatre
Julia Sanderson
Joseph Cawthorn
Crouch
Fitzgerald
West 40Th St
Near Fifth Av
20Th St
Cortlandt St
Otsego Lake
Cooperstown
N.Y
Clark Estates
Singer Bidg
Tel
Cortlandt
Bryant
Lamb—Hindle
Agnes M. Hindle
Bernard P
Dorland
Bartholomew
Alice D. Bartholomew
Raymond P
Segal
Jacobson
Mollie B. Jacobson
Michael Sezal
Tannenberg
Rose Shoulder
Isadore Tannenberg
Westchester County
Rowe
Ossining
Kathleen
Richard Row
Charles T
Bainbridge Av
Pri
Grimes
Edward Grimes
Teresa Grimes
Bright
Hattery B
Fifth Artilley
Medal of Honor Legion of United States of America
West 168Th St
National Cemetery
Dover
New Hampshire
Hamilton
Angus
Campbell
Automobile
Henry S. Herrman
Mr. Herrman
Jacob H. Schiff
Arthur D. Wolf
Israel
Sol. Sulzberger
Samuel J. Goldsmith
David Nevius
Ahearn
BERLA
Nannie
Convent
Brennan
Margaret
West 141St St
Unionport Road
Hutter
Maitner
Isidore
130Th St
A. M. Mayer
Henrietta
119Th St
Sittig
William
St. Watson
126Th St
Yackly —Eucenta E
21St St
Abbott
Georgianna
Rodney St
Emily
Gates
Bott.frank
Atlantic
P. Bredow
Huxo
Bos Dist
Honey
Meee
Onrole
Thomas
Duffield St
Criney
Psiaemons
Eyck St
Edward J
Highway
Hagarty
James H
Ith
M. Lef
Tames
Leeds
Emily T
Putnam
Mcconnell
Robert E
Rugh Read
Mason
George R
Clarendon Rosé
Meversburg
Rosa
Bradford &St
Naslow
Frank E
Division
Payne —Flark J
Kent
Frederick
Dean St
Strype
George J
Fort Hamilton
Hoboken, Jersey City
Blatter
Charles B
Park
Bowers
Sheffield St
Doyle
Jamer
Barron St
Jersey City
Denpigh
Maria
Emmet St
Tomorreve Denton
Alexander G
Highland Av
Eee A Ae
Flay M. Diller
Edward Hi
Zabrickie St
Dugan
Thomas F
Jackson Av
Catherine
Broad St
Horn
Charles
Nesbit St
Immans
Eliza
Wellett
James
New York Av
A. M. Lewis
Clarence H
Johnson
Luersen
Bloomfield St
Lusinger
Wiliam
Elm St
John W
Aeener
Nelson Av
Une Will
Anna S
Long Island
Watkin
Charles F
Alee
White Plains
Qzeee
McCarthy
Frank E.campbell
RIV
Arrow Aznow P
Telipmnonme Chelsea
John W. Lyon
Harlem
East 234
Darling & Company
Bang
Sth Ave
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