Steamship Lines Turn Away Passengers Amid Full Adriatic
The Adriatic and three other White Star liners bound for Southampton are booked to capacity this week, forcing many travelers to be turned away. Notables aboard the Adriatic include President and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler and Judge John Clinton Gray, among others, as the fleet also lists Cedric Cretic Cymric along with La Lorraine and Amerika sailing soon. The week marks the busiest outgoing passenger trade in White Star history with about 1,800 saloon and 1,200 second cabin travelers across four ships.
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White Star
Southampton
Adriatic
White Btar Line
Cretic
New York
Cymric
Boston
White Star Line
Queensilevn
Uner la Lorraing
Philadelphia
Red Star
Zeeland
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
W. Bayard Cutting
Miss Cutting
John Clinton Gray
Court of Appeals
Gray
James Speyer
Hugh Birckhead
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
Marquis Lasstre d'Aurencon
W._M. Grosvenor
William Hester
Henry N. McCracken
H. I. Morrison
R. P. Perkine
G. L. Pilkington
M. Taylor Pyne
P. A Rollins
H. B. Scott
Alfred
George Sherman
M. Allen’ Starr
E. R. Thayer
John T. Underwood
Bertram
Breen
Irvin Johaw
T.H. Brooks
George Huchanan
Peter F. Dailey
J. A. Emmet
de Witt C. Falls
J. S. Graves
Wiliam B. Ha
J. A. Irwin
Frank
O Tetreyr
Hugh J. McGowan
Edward McVicker
George B. Pack
Guy Standing
Newton M
Orle . Stern
An R
Rs Charles Webb
Rotterdam
Ryndam
Chariot Becker
B Carrick
Churchil
Harry Ludlowee
A. Clinton Crowell
William Duane
Engagement of Miss Elizabeth Curzon Hoffman Reported
Baltimore social news announces the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Curzon Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs R Curzon Hoffman to Han Rawlings Duval son of Mr and Mrs H Rieman Duval of New York. Duval is the elder son and member of several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Curzon Hoffman
R. Curzon Hoffman
Baltimore
Hanson Rawlings Duval
H. Rieman Duval
New York
Duval
Amion
Nannie Gordon
Rieman G. Duval
Douglas H. Thomas
J. Marshaill Thomas
Summer home news and marriages on the Hudson shore
Mr and Mrs Edmund Hurry and Miss Edith Hurry spend the summer at Barclay Heights Saugerstown Hudson. The wedding of Miss Constance Fiedler Alexander Bruen to take place today at Spring Lake. Miss Marie Baldwin and her fiancé from Anchigan and Bernardsville, N J. Mr and Mrs Justus Strawbridge of Philadelphia at Hotel St Regis. George Sturges leases Wakefield Wakefield near Narragansett for the season. Lane couple wed and occupy Narragansett cottage. Huhn of New York to occupy Sea Meadow Cottage at the Pier. Lefferts travel plans alter summer stay. Rawle and Lefferts return from bridal trip to the Rawle farm Ion Penn for the season. Robert de Peyster and wife back from Europe occupying their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Abdy Hurry
Edith Renwick Hurry
Barclay Heights
Saugerties-on-Hudson
Constance Fiedler
Alexander Jay Bruen
Spring- Lake
Ps. Justus C. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
St Regis
George W. Sturges
Emdelar
J. P. Robins Wakefield
R. L
Narragansett
W. H. Lane
Flushing
L. L
George .A. Huhn, Jr
New York
Ion Penn
Robert de’ Peysterus
Europe
Notable Society People Set for European and Coastal Trips
Several families plan summer travel and escapes from the city. Percy and Mrs. Henry M. MacCracken sail to Adriatic for a year abroad, joined by Miss Sarah, aunt of Mrs. MacCracken. Porters, Mays, Morris, and Bull prepare coastal and island sojourns, with others booking voyages to Europe and summer stays on Staten Island, Beverly Farms, Hull's Cove, and Bourne End on the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. MacCrack
Dodd
Sarah
MacCracken
Henry May
Baltimore
Isabel] May
Beverly Farms
Mass
Dave Hennen Morris
Hull's Cove
Bararbor
William Tillinghast Bull
Europe
Olin
James G. Jaine
Bull. R
Charles G. Peters
Long Island
Williston
Samuel L. Parrish
Cr. Parrish
Deauville
Rante
Eyer Whit tier Couple Wed at Heavenly Rest
George Alexander Eyer and Miss Ramona Whittier married at the Church of the Heavenly Rest on Fifth Avenue with Rev. Herbert Shipman officiating. The couple will honeymoon at Virginia Hot Springs and reside in New York after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander Eyer
William T. Eyer
Ramona Whittier
Judith Whittier
West Seventy-second Street
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Herbert Shipman
Edith Ittier
Miss Whittier
Mrs. Eyer
Virginia Hot Springs
New York
Mary Hoague Weds Charles Sheaf Jr in Trinity Church
Miss Mary Hoague and Charles Sheaf Jr of New York were married at noon at Trinity Church. The bride was given away by her brother Theodore Hoague, with Ruth Sheaf of Seattle as maid of honor and bridesmaids Mary Amory and Mary Cunning. William Greenough served as best man with ushers Ofton Shaw, Clement Wood, Langdon Marvin, Francis Kinnicutt, Arthur Duise, and Stanley Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofton Shaw
New Bedford
Clement Wood
Philadelphia
Langdon Marvin
Francis Kinnicutt
Arthur Duise
Stanley Cunningham
New York
Mrs Russell Engaged to Baron Christian von Metz
Announcement reports Mrs Mary McGavok Russell of New York engaged to Baron Christian von Metz of Germany a First Lieutenant in an Uhlan regiment. Mrs Russell is widow of Captain Marcus Russell U S A killed at San Juan Hill and was formerly Miss Mary McGavok of Nashville Tennessee, niece of Mrs Louis McLane Tiffany of Baltimore.
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Russell
Baron von Metz
Mary McGavok Russell
New York
Christian von Metz
Germany
Marcus Now
San Juant
Mary McGavok
Nashville
Speyer Heads to Europe for Two Months Abroad
James Speyer of Speyer & Co and Mrs Speyer sail today on the White Star liner Asiatic for a two month continental visit. E H Harriman also plans a summer vacation from Wall Street, likely to be away several weeks but not traveling abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Speyer
Speyer &Co
Witness Accuses Ahearn in Ongoing Inquiry
The Ahearn investigation continued with testimony on the Bureau of Incumbrances and a clothier Charles J. Baker recounting a self initiated complaint about an express booth. Lowartie testified about past cases and a booth removal. The hearing adjourned with concerns over tampered papers and will resume tomorrow.
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Ahearn
Bureau of Incumbrances
Charles J. Baker
Aletander Lowante
Fortieth Street
Seventh Avenue
Lowartie
Peter Gatens Andrancis L. Minton
International Mercantile Agency
Patrick Gargan
Defenidants
Booth
Alderman Brown
Bureau
Justice Dayton
Supt. cEntegart
Thomas J.cCall
Commissioner of Accounts
Sol. Manheimer
Woman Jailed For Feeding Cats In Harlem Yard
Magistrate Finn heard the case of Annie Obermeyer 60 of 278 East Seventy-eighth Street charged with feeding cats at 1 a.m. The pensioned tale describes her digging a cat grave at 217 East Eightieth Street and leaving milk and fish heads nightly. Neighborhood disturbances followed as a hundred cats held nightly mass, prompting tenants to complain and drive her from the premises. She returned to feed the cats at 1 a.m. with milk and six pounds of fish triggering a noisy, disruptive scene.
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Finn
Harlem Court
Annie Obermeyer
East Seventy-eighth Street
Grinsman
Eighty-eighth Street
Benedictine
East Eightieth Street
Rene
Ne Gherees
Obermeyer
Eightieth Street
Minnie Seligman to Marry Again After Vaudeville Plans
Actress Minnie Seligman, twice married before, engaged to William Bromwell after a five year courtship. Bromwell arrives in New York to stage a vaudeville tour and they will marry at Delmonico’s. Seligman’s history includes two prior marriages and a lengthy stage career with Turn of the Century engagements and a costly divorce.
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William Bromwell
Chicago Opera House
New York
Minnie Seligman
Miss Seligman
Delmonico’s
Mearried Ife
Bramwell
Fifth Avenue Stock Company
Mr. Bromwell
Eugenie J. Kaufmann
Company G Militia Attends The Boys of Company B
Seventy eight men in uniform and three officers from the Twelfth Regiment N G N Y attended the Lyceum Theatre last night for The Boys of Company B. Captain W Forbes First Lieutenant J Cooper and Second Lieutenant H W Shoemaker led the party. Jack Barrymore and his cast received many curtain calls as the militiamen applauded heartily.
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Twelfth Regiment
Lyceum Theatre
W. Forbes
Moon
J. Cooper
Lora
H. W. Shoemaker
Jack Barrymore
English vaudeville star Alice Lloyd sails for Liverpool
Alice Lloyd, the English vaudeville act ress, who has been in the country for five months under Klaw and Erlanger, sailed for Liverpool yesterday on the Cunarder Carmania. A number of friends who have appeared with her in America were at the pier to bid farewell, bringing roses and flowers for Miss Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lloyd
Klaw & Erlanger
Liverpool
Miss Lloyd
Billie Burke Stars in Mrs Ponderbury's Past at Vaudeville
London remarks Miss Billie Burke proves a capital actress as Madame Polacca in Burnand's revival at the Vaudeville Theatre. Charles Hawtrey also appears in the cast with warm applause.
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London
Billie Burke
Madame Polacca
Burnand
Ponderbury
Vaudeville Theatre
Charles Hawtrey
Amusement Notes: Opera, Vaudeville and Musicals Ahead
William Furst to write music for Henrietta and Crosman’s The Christian Pilgrim to be seen at Liberty Theatre next season. Mme Virginia Novell stars Violletta in La Traviata at Grand Opera House tonight replacing Edith Helena. Otcrita, the Span ish dancer, joins Paradise Roof Garden cast at Victoria and Belasco Theatres. Alhambra Roof Garden opens July 1 with vaudeville. Max Hoffmann to score The Rogers Brothers in Panama for Ben Teal at Broadway Theatre next season.
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William Furst
Henrietta. Crosman
Liberty Theatre
Mme
Virginia Novell
Violletta
Grand Opera House
Edith Helena
Otcrita
Paris
Paradise Roof Garden
Victoria
Belasco
Alhambra Theatre
Max Hoffmann
Panama
Ben Teal
Broadway
Linden Tree in Trinity Churchyard Burns After Century-Long Stand
A historic linden in Trinity Churchyard near Rector Street and Broadway caught fire from a discarded cigar. Police Groskey and sexton battled flames with a water bucket relay, aided by Officer Roth with a ladder, eventually dousing most of the blaze as the ancient trunk perished after a long life protecting tombs of Colonists.
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Trinity Churchyard
Rector Street
Broadway
Robert Todd
Joseph Wright
Groskey
Church Street
Sexton
Roth
Trinity
Miss Kraus Debuts in Opera at West End Theatre
Eleonore Kraus sang Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana to great success. The concert star impressed with pure tones and strong drama, drawing bouquets from the audience. Manager William Gane announced she signed for next season with the Van den Berg Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gane
van den Berg Company
Mahler to Conduct Here at the Ert eenpera House New York
The Boersen Courier reports Gustave Mahler, director of the Im age Opera in Vienna, will begin conducting at the Erie Tenpera House in New York. Rumors he would stay in Vienna are false.
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Berlin
Boersen Courier
Gustave Mahler
Image Opera
Vienna
Erteenpera House
New York
Salvation Army Dedicates New Industrial Home Building
Commander Eva Booth presided as Col. William Paret and Salvation Army staff dedicated a five story Industrial Home at 533 537 West Forty eighth Street. The $100000 cream brick structure houses 150 men with workshops for tailors shoemakers carpenters and a varnish shop. The first floor and basement host horses and teams. A roof flag raising followed the service and an officers dinner. Full occupancy is expected next month.
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Eva Booth
William Paret
Salvation Army
West Forty-eighth Street
Ee, S. A. Wood
Take Religion to Wall Street Sermons at Old Custom House
Revival services began yesterday in front of the old Custom House in the financial district. Rev. Dr. Ely of the Evangelical Committee introduced Rev. Dr. Work of Colorado Springs to replace the absent missionary Rev. Dr. K Wilkinson. A cornet solo opened a hymn as a noonday crowd formed, mostly office workers and clerks, with some older attendees, during the midsummer gathering.
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Wall Street
Custom House
K Wilkinson
Ely
Evangelical Committee
Financial District
Work
Colorado Springs
American Squab preferred joins curb market chatter
The curb market on Broad Street adds a new security, American Squab preferred, tied to a fifty to sixty acre farm in North Wales Pennsylvania. Promoters claim 22 percent earnings with a $250,000 capitalization split equally between common and preferred stock and a one year put at 11 to guarantee a buyback at premium.
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Stock Exchange
Broad Street
Exchange Place
Standard Oil
North Wales
Penn
BE. Heineman
New York
Counny
Nipissing
E. Heineman
Court Clerks Pay Increased by Appellate Division
The Appellate Division First Department yesterday set higher pay for Supreme Court attaches under the new amendment. Librarian Thomas F. Hume and confidential clerk Stanley H. Bevins saw salaries rise from 3000 to 4000 dollars, while twenty-one assistants to special deputy clerks in the First Judicial District received raises from 2000 to 2500 dollars.
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Supreme Court
Thomas F. Hume
Law Library
A Ir
First Department
Antanley H. Bevins
First Judicial District
Gage Investment Firm Promises Safe First Mortgages
The largest NYC lender offers first mortgages with high interest and many guarantees covering both principal and interest. The company positions itself as a stable source for investors seeking secure income from real estate loans.
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Gage Investment
New York City
Francis T White Dead Banker Found Dead at Pittsburg
Francis T White, a New York banker, was found dead in his berth aboard the Chicago and St. Louis Express near Pittsburg from apoplexy. He was en route to Cincinnati to visit his brother Mordecai. Born about seventy in North Carolina, he built a business career from Indiana to New York, and held trusteeships at Bowery Savings Bank.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Francis T. White
New York
Chicago & St. Louis Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Indiana
Ohio
Wee Jancis White
Newark
Broad Street
Mordecai
White
Republican Club
West Fortieth Street
Union League
Bowery Savings Bank
Professor Herschel Dies at Slough Observatory House
London reports the death of Professor Alexander Stewart Herschel M A noted astronomer and Royal Society fellow. He died today at Observatory House Slough where his ancestors Sir William Herschel and Sir John Herschel made landmark discoveries. He was Professor of Physics and Experimental Philosophy at Durham College of Science Newcastle on Tyne.
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London
Alexander Stewart Herschel
Observatory House
Slough
Ucks
Sir William Herschel
Sir John Herschel
Herschel
Royal Society
Durham College of Science
Newcastle-on-Tyne
George Hussey Earle Dies in Philadelphia at 84
George Hussey Earle, a prominent Philadelphia figure and longtime delegate to the first Republican National Convention that nominated Fremont, died at age 84. He was a local lawyer, early abolitionist, and chief attorney for alleged fugitive slaves, also a key member of the committee of 100 that led reform campaigns.
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Philadelphia
George Hussey Earle
Abraham
Lincoin
Frémont
Death List of a Day: Orange J. Salisbury Dies in Utah Politics
Orange J. Salisbury longtime Utah Republican leader died of heart disease at St. Luke’s Hospital Salt Lake City. Born 1844 in Buffalo he helped run stage lines with Monroe Salisbury and J T Gilmer before railroads. He chaired the Republican State Committee and influenced mining banking and real estate holdings including Homestake Mine. Survived by widow Margaret Blaine Walker and two sons, O. J. Jr and R. Walter Salisbury. Body to be taken to Salt Lake City for burial.
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Orange J. Salisbury
Salt Lake City
Utah
St. Luke's Hospital
J. Salisbury
Buffalo
Rocky Mountain
Monroe
J. T. Gilmer
Salisbury
Republican State Committee
Homestake
South Dakota
Idaho
Nevada
Margaret Blaine Walker
R C. Walker
James G. Blaine
L. B. McCormick
R. Walter J Salisbury
Last Vandervoort Cousin Eva Schroeder Dead at 84
Mrs Eva Miller Schroeder age 84 died at her son Georges home in South Omaha. A New York native she was last survivor of the Vandervoorts and an eighth cousin of Queen Victoria. Her married name was Elvira ier and she knew Aaron Burr. In 1840 she wed John F Schroeder in New York City. She was a first cousin of W E Dodge.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Eva Miller Schroeder
New York
George Schroeder
Vandervoorts
Queen Victoria
England
Elvira Ier
Aaron Burr
New York City
John F. Schroeder
W. E. Dodge
Grant Visits Brooklyn Navy Yard Commandant Goodrich
Gen. Frederick D Grant made his first official visit to Rear Admiral Caspar F Goodrich at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. After twenty minutes with the Commandant he went aboard the battleship Alabama to call on Rear Admiral Davis. both admirals will return the call today.
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Frederick D Grant
Caspar F. Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Goodrich
Gen. Grant
Davis
Alabama
Archibald Turner Bank Leader Dies at Home
Archibald Turner president of Franklin Savings Bank died yesterday at his home 165 West Eighty sixth Street. He served as a director of Lincoln Trust Company and was a member of the Union League and West Side Republican clubs.
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Archibald Turner
Franklin Savings Bank
West Eighty-sixth Street
Turner
Lincoln Trust Company
Union League
West Side Republcan
Ripley Accepts New York Public Works Post
Information from Washington reports Jose Ripley has accepted the advisory engineer position with New York State Department of Public Works after resigning as engineer in charge of lock designs on the Panama Canal. His move comes as a state government initiative to bolster public works expertise.
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Ripley
New York State
Washington
Jose Ripley
Panama Canal
Department of Public Works
New York
Obituaries of Notables From New York Area
A string of obituaries notes the deaths of John Pierson Titcomb sole surviving Texas Navy officer at Denver. Sam Halatead Purdy real estate broker at 156 Broadway in Brooklyn. Robert Forster shoe manufacturer of Yonkers and Brooklyn born 1851. the Rev J B Harrison retired Unitarian clergyman and author aged 72. William Sanderson Brown dry goods broker at 377 Broadway aged 45. Mrs Jennie Peeples Bruen wife of ex Mayor Edward Bruen of East Orange died at 65 Lenox Avenue. deaths cite families and brief career notes.
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John Pierson Titcomb
Texas Navy
Denver
Col
Salem
N. H
Sam Halatead Purdy
Broadway
West
Mr. Purdy
Brooklyn
Robert Forster
Eastern Parkway
Yonkers
J. B. Harrison
Franklin
Eighth Indiana Regiment
Harvard
William Sanderson. Brown
W. H. Brown & Co
New York Hospital
William Harrison Brown
Brown
Princeton
Princeton Club
Merchants’ Club
West Fifty-fifth Street
Jennie Peeples Bruen
Edward E. Bruen
East Orange
Lenox Avenue
Clarence EB. Bruen
Young Bruen
Princeton University
Bruen
Married Notices from Grace Church and St George's Church
MARRIED. SMITH LAMBON On Tuesday June 8 1907 at Grace Church Plainfield NJ Louis Wardner daughter of Eastburn E Wardner Lamson to George Holley Smith of Salt Lake City WALLER RICHMOND On Tuesday June 18 at St Georges Church Flushing by Rt Rev Frederick Burgess assisted by Rev Edward M McGuffey Rev Henry Davey Waller and Eliza Hoppin daughter of Katharine Hoppin and the late David Richmond
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Waller
Richmond
St. George's Church
Flushing
Frederick Burgess
Edward M. McGuffey
Henry Davey Waller
Eliza Hoppin
Katharine Hoppin
David Richmond
West 74Th St
Grace Church Chantry
Broadway
10Th St
Baltimore
Preuss
Frederick William Preuss
39Th St
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
19Th St
Southern
Robinson
Jersey City
Sarah A. Robinson
Centinary Methodist Episcopel of
Pavonia
Stanton
S. Franklin Stanton
East 86Th St
Brick Church
Fifth Av
37Th St
Saint Nicholas Society OF
City OF New York
Franklin Stanton, Esq
Society
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
Austen G. Fox
Charles Isham
Tarr
George Wheaton Tarr
Hig Aggre Rose
Watermans &J
Providence
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area
Multiple obituary notices dated June 1907 from New York City and surrounding areas. Lydia Ackerman Theresa Becker William Brown Lucy Christian James Drucker Eliza Gillet Helen Goodhue Maria Jones James Keeler Ann Monell Archibald Turner Margarette Ward Frances White omit flowers and note funeral arrangements and private interments.
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Goonhue
East 74Th Street
New York City
Helen Grosvenor Dildredge
Charles Wells Goodhue
Pomfret
Conn
Boston
Jones
Maria
Robert
Maria Marchant Jones
West 45Th St
Lexington Av
Harlem Division
Grand Central Station
Monell
Hudson
MN. Y
Anns
Claudius L. Monell
Wrenerel Seerreee
J Ns
Frank E. Campbell Co. Chapels and Ambulance Service
Frank E. Campbell Co. operates chapels at 241-243 West 284 with ambulance service and telephone contact 1324 Chelees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Campbell Co
West
Chelees
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Mrs. Butler Sail
Judge Gray
Bayard Cutting
Social Notes
Marie Bawin
Henry
Baldwin
Anchigan
Bernardsville, N. J
Seenieaeine
Rogers Bros
Meriden Parts Co
Percy
Augustus Drum Porter
Miss de Ruyter
Granmatan
Staten Island
White Mountains
J. Hobart Warren
No Country Place
Hoosac Falls
Lord
Lady Yarmouth
Miss Thaw
Bourne End
Cookham
Marlowe
Bourne
The
Thames
Speyer
Harriman
Minnie
Seligman
R. L. Cutting, Jr
Alice Lloyd Salts
Miss Burke
Trinity Linden
Castoria
Miss Kraus
Cavalleria Rusticana
West End
Wall ST
Dr. Work
Tend Trust Co” Trust
Remsen St. Sea
Si. Meelis
Fifth Ave
Prof. Herschel
Bucks
Reform Committee
Orange
Navy Yard
Warwick Deeping
Harpers Harpers Harpers. Magazine ” Bazar Weekly
Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
the Macmillan Company
Elizabeth
N. Y. Tribune
Fraulein Schmidt
MR. Anstruther
London Spectator
Rose-Marie
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Liberty St
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Plainfield
Becker
Theresa
Joseph Becker
West 92d St
William Semderson
St. Thomass Church
Street
Christian
Lucy Lee
Charles Henry Voce Christian
Herriet C. Christian
Grace Church
N. J
West 86Th. St
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Co
St. Av
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
P. W. Radcliffe
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
N. Y
Delatour
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