Americans Win at London Horse Show
The Olympia horse show opened with American dominance as owners McGrann Buttfield Winans and others claimed multiple blue ribbons. Notable wins included Mountaineer first in pony novices and Beau Brummel with High Life taking the pairs over fifteen hands event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Olympia Ring
G. R. McGranh
William J.buttfield
Miss Westcott
Miss Banahan
America
Walter Winans
Barney F
Rip
Louis Winans
Beau Brumme
Olympia
Ascot
E. T. Stotesbury
Miss Stotesbury
Alfred G. Vanne Box
Willets
J.H. Dannon
Buttfield
McGrann
Mrs Sage Hosts Sag Harbor Picnic At Summer Home
Mrs Sage greeted Sag Harbor children this afternoon at her summer home to celebrate a planned picnic with games music and an outdoor supper. She had visited Pierson High School yesterday and noted her mother once lived in Sag Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag Harbor
Russell Sage
Sag
Pierson High School
Sag Hearhor
Tuxedo Horse Show Opens at Tunedo Park New Jersey
The annual event begins at Tunedo Park New Jersey with seven events to be judged this morning and ten this afternoon. An equal number will be judged tomorrow. The programme adds trotting and features a free-for-all trot and a runabout mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunedo Park
N. J
Food memory aid: Grape-Nuts helps a night operator
A Califormia night telephone operator recounts health decline from irregular hours and stomach issues. After four months on Grape-Nuts, she reports eleven pound weight gain, better color, strength, and improved memory, crediting the cereal with a full recovery. A postscript notes readers familiar with The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeon
Calif
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Sisters in Double Wedding at Holland House
Miss Margaret Boyd and Miss Louise Boyd of Chicago wed Leonard Dalton Whitin and Edward McKinstry Whiting in a dual ceremony at the Holland House. The brides wore white satin gowns with orange blossom headpieces, while friends and family witnessed two distinct nuptials conducted by Reverends Henry M. Sanders and Harris Adrianoe amid floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Louise Boyd
Chicago
Leonard Dalton Whita
Edward McKinstry
Whiting
Holland House
Charles Dickinson
Dearborn Avenue
Pine Street
White
Broadway
Columbia University
Henry M. Sanders
Margaret Boyd
Mr. White
Harris Ly Adrianoe
Mrs. White
White—Boyd
New_York
Charie Dickinson
Leonard D. White
New York
Whiting—Boyd
Holland ‘S House
Harris Ely Adrianee
Mary Louise Boyd
Edward McKinstry Whiting
Will Clarke Stephens and Emma Calhoun Weds at St Michael’s
The ceremony for Willis Clarke Stephens and Miss Emma Shaw Calhoun occurred at noon in St Michael’s Episcopal Church with Rev John P Peters officiating. Miss Calhoun wore lace trimmed white satin and valley lilies, presented by her father, without attendants. Calhoun graduate of Barnard 1905 and NYU Law 1907. Stephens a 1902 Chicago University graduate and Pennsylvania Railroad engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clarke Stephens
Emma Shaw Calhoun
D. Irving Calhoun
S47
West End Avenue
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
John P. Peters
Miss Calhoun
Barnard College
New York University Law School
Stephens
Chicago University
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wood Compton wedding at 40 West 126th Street
Dr. I Ogden Woodruff of New York wed Miss Mabel Gertrude Compton daughter of Prof Alfred G Compton of Columbia University yesterday afternoon at the bride’s father's residence. Rev Dr George Van De Water officiated. The bride wore a white marquisette gown and lilies of the valley. Miss Madeleine Compton was maid of honor and Alfred D Compton was best man. No ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ogden Woodruff
New York
Mabel Gertrude Compton
Alfred G. Compton
Columbia University
West 126Th Street
George van de Water
Miss Compton
Madeleine Compton
Alfred D. Compton
Walsh Lynch Nuptials End In Liberty Church
Richard E. Walsh a Brooklyn attorney and Miss Mary Irene Lynch of Liberty N Y were married Wednesday evening at St Peter s Church Liberty by Rev Father Clonin. Grace Lynch sister was bridesmaid Hugh Parker best man. They left for New York by car en route to Atlantic City and will reside in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Walsh
Brooklyn
Mary Irene Lynch
Liberty
N. Y
St. Peter’s Church
Father Clonin
Grace Lynch
Hugh Parker
New York City
New York
Atlantic City
Nitchie Helm Wedding At West End Church
Edward Bartlett Nitchie and Elizabeth Logan Helm were married at the West End Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown. The Rev. Benjamin Helm of Danville officiated assisted by bridesmaids Elizabeth Nitchie and Laura Bell Helm. Best man Wellington H. Tinker and ushers Edward G. Tracy Hubbard P. Nitchie John Nitchie Edward Baron Burdette Le Mungan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bartlett Nitchie
Elizabeth Logan Helm
William Logan Helm
Elizabethtown
West End Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Helm
Danville
Elizabeth Nitchie
Laura Bell Helm
Wellington H. Tinker
Edward G. Tracy
Hubbard P. Nitchie
John Nitchie
Edward Baron
Burdette le Mungan
Marriage at 597 West End Avenue Valued By Family
Curran Rogers and Miss Anna Anita Minck married last night at the bride’s parents home. Miss May Minck served as maid of honor, bridesmaids were Mary and Laura Pease, and Augustus Rogers acted as best man for the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran Rogers
Anna Anita Minck
Franklin J. Minck
West End Avenue
May Minck
Mary
Laura Pease
Augustus Rogers
Royal Guest to Wed Again
A coal merchant at 207 West Highty-first Street, formerly married to Helen L. Guest, sought a marriage license yesterday. He has a 1891 marriage, a 1919 divorce, and custody of their child Russell. He plans to wed Frances Peters Bang of 20010 Seventh Avenue, a dressmaker who was once divorced from Richard C. Bang. their child Richard Jr. was awarded to Mrs Bang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Royal Guest
West Highty-first Street
City Hall Bureau
Helen L. Guest
Guest
Russell
Justice O’gorman
Frances Peters Bang
Seventh Avenue
Russell Kelley Betrothal Announces Engagement
Commander J D Jerrold Kelley retired U S Navy and Mrs Kelley announce the engagement of their daughter Mrs Jacqueline Jerrold Kelley to Joseph Ballister Russell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ballister Russell of Cambridge and nephew of the late Gov William E Russell of Massachusetts Russell class of 1907 Harvard he is brother of Misses Sarah and Junia Russell and Otis T Russell his mother’s maiden name Miss Lillian Tenney Miss Kelley has appeared in society events since 1906 07 and has participated in Junior League functions and similar entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jerrold Kelley
Kelley
Jacqueline Jerrold Kelley
Joseph Ballister Russell, Jr
Joseph Ballister Russell
Cambridge
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Russell
Harvard
Sarah and
Junia Russell
Otis T. Russell
Lillian Tenney
Notable Guests and Departures at Gotham and Surrounding Hotels
Livingston Fargo of Chicago Ernest Wiltse of Tuxedo Park and Mr and Mrs Kk F Robinson of Boston are at the Gotham. Mr and Mrs Edward A Clark of Boston who have been at the Gotham sailed for Europe. Miss Marguerite Chapin at the Gotham will sail for Europe in July. Dexter Hunter of Albany at the Buckingham for several days. Mrs W J Boardman returned to Washington after a town stay. Mr and Mrs Robert Ramsey of Cincinnati at the Holland House. Mr and Mrs C W Durbrow of San Francisco at the Holland House booked to sail tomorrow for Europe. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton and Mrs J Hobart Warren left for Hoosie Falls NY for the summer. Mr and Mrs John Aspergren at Ardsley on the Hudson before departing for Europe next week. Mrs George Legg visiting her parents in Ardsley during Mr Legg's stay in Paris. Mr and Mrs Paul A Lorg chartered the coach Magnet. guests included Mrs Gordon Hughes, Mr and Mrs Dunston, Miss Chalfant, and the Messrs Brixey and Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramsey
Cincinnati
Holland House
C. W. Durbrow
San Francisco
Europe
Elizabeth Hamilton
J. Hobart Warren
Hoosie Falls
N. Y
John Aspergren
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
George Legg
Carpenter
Legg
Paris
Paul A. Lorg
Gordon Hughes
Dunston
Chalfant
Brixey and Oakley
W G McNight Plans Wedding After Bachelor Dinner
William G McNight of this city, soon to wed Elizabeth L Getzen daner, gave his bachelor dinner last night at Delmonico’s. Guests included Dr Henry A Cassabeer best man elect, Dr A Schuyler Clark, Linzee Blagden, Joseph N Blye of this city and Charles E Cotting of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. MecNight
Elizabeth L. Getzendaner
Charles Hayes Getzendaner
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Delmonico’s
McNight
Henry A. Cassabeer
A. Schuyler Clark
Linzee Blagden
Joseph N. Blye
Charles E. Cotting
Boston
Runaway Elopement Stirs Hoag Family In New York
Miss Adeleine Knowlton Hoag and Francis Newton Carpenter wed secretly with Rev Dr Pell officiating. Mrs Hoag denounces the match as she blames Pell and her brother-in-law for arranging the ceremony. The couple fled toward Denver after a brief Boston visit and Deal Beach honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duane Pell
Adeleine Knowlton Hoag
William E. Hoag
East Fortythird Street
Francis Newton Carpenter
Newark
N. J
Carpenter
Henry Clarke
Young Carpenter
Charles Mackin Carpenter
Oliver Seana Jackson
Spottswood Mackin
Pellis
Frederick C.hilliard
Greenwich
Conn
Hilliard
Anne Knowlton
Hoag
Church of the Resurrection
Dr. Pell
George William
Anne Phillips Knowlton
Plattsburg
Knowltons
Natale
Madeleine
Louise Knowlton
Knowlton
Hoags
St. Thomas’s Church
J. Ernest M. Stires
Mr. Carpenter
Miss Hoag
John Dally
Frank Trimble
East Forty-third Street
Patrick Not Discouraged Says He Will Appeal
W L McDonald attorney for Albert T Patrick now serving a life sentence at Sing Sing for the Rice murder in 1892 says Patrick sent a letter stating he is not discouraged by the habeas corpus denial. He plans to appeal Judge Lacombe's order and seek a US Supreme Court writ in Washington on October 12 to hear the evidence. Patrick claims they have them on the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McDonald
William Street
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
Millionaire
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Dinner menu notes and savings at a host's table
A hostess known for fine table fare offers clams on half shells with Tabasco, a disjointed chicken dish with bacon and corn fritters, and a bacon fat fry. Desserts include cherry ice cream in cantaloupes. seasonal produce prices list strawberries, peaches, tomatoes, grapes, pineapples, and cucumbers with bargain notes.
Morris to Open New Vaudeville Circuit This Fall
William Morris, arranging a new vaudeville circuit, arrives from London on the Carmania to launch operations in September. He outlines his independent London booking office, plans for foreign acts and continental bookings, and announces Harry Lauder opening at Circle Theatre on Oct. 5. Morris has already signed twelve US theatres and expects about thirty weeks of performances in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William , Morris
London
Strand
The
Tivoli
Mr. Morris
Hugo Morris
Paul Murray
Oswald Stoll
London Hippodrome
Coliseum
United States
Vienna
England
Harry Lauder
Circle Theatre
America
Europe
Julian Rose
Grace Hazard
Joe Welsh
Williams and Tucker
William Courtleigh
William Dillon
Cameron
Flannigan
Pain presents The Destruction of Jerusalem at Brighton
Pain's new spectacle The Destruction of Jerusalem opened in the enlarged Brighton Amphitheatre with a fireworks display. The drama depicts Jerusalem's capture by Pompey and Herod, the siege with siege engines, and the great fire that consumes city and victors. Notable figures include Herod, Marianna, Salome, Pompey, Octavianus, and Mark Antony as Roman generals. A large audience attended the premiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Jerusalem
Brighton
Salome
Pompey
Octavianus
Mark Antony
Damascus
Joppa
Herod
Arcanum Day at Steeplechase Park June 23
The Royal Arcanum in Brooklyn hosts Arcanum Day at Steeplechase Park Coney Island on Tuesday June 23 to raise funds for the Kings County Royal Arcanum Hospital Bed Fund Association. Proceeds support hospital care for any member in need with officers Baldwin president Sheffield treasurer Collins secretary and an executive committee chaired by Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Brooklyn
Arcanum
Steeplechase Park
Coney Island
Kings County
Royal Arcanum Hospital
United States
Baldwin
W. W. Sheffield
J. W. Collins
H. G. Thomas
Mayor withholds consent for children in public performances
The mayor after talks with Superintendent Jenkins of the Children's Society has decided not to grant official approval for child appearances in summer shows. Meanwhile sixty members of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum Military Band will attend a matinee at Wallace's Theatre hosted by John P. Slocum, occupying the four-stage boxes. Slocum will provide a touring car to transport the orphans from the institution at 150th Street and Broadway to the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Supt. Jenkins
The
Children’s Society
Guardian Orphan Asylum
John P. Slocum
Wallack’s
Blaze in Knickerbocker Hotel Kitchen Delights Diners
A soot flare from a fat pan and a spark in the Knickerbocker Hotel kitchen caused smoke to fill the café with firemen arriving to a cheering crowd. The fire was extinguished by staff turning steam into the chimney, with some dinners ruined but little damage overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Forty-Second Street
Broadway
Hasmullen
Langford
Frank Gould
Ogdensburg Man Elected State Commander of G A R
William H. Daniels of Ogdensburg was chosen State Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic at Buffalo New York on June 18 Other officers include Senior Vice Commander William A Boy Junior Vice Commander R P Bush Chaplain H C Weeds and Daniels will appoint General William Bull Division adjutant general ongoing leadership changes noted in Buffalo report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
William H. Daniels
Ogdensburg
Grand Army of the Republic
William A.boy
New York
R. P. Bush
Horseheads
H. C. Weeds
Bath
Daniels
William
Bull
Tower defense opens in divorce suit over alleged cruelty
Albert Edward Tower ironmaster of Poughkeepsie begins testimony in a Supreme Court separation suit brought by Mary Bogardus Tower. He denies cruelty claims and says he will provide a home if she returns. Witnesses testify to his good character and alleged extramarital yacht trips with Mrs. Weis. A $400,000 divorce settlement was offered to Mrs. Tower, which she declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Albert Edward Tower
Poughkeepsie
Mary Bogardus Tower
Supreme Court
Keogh
Charles le Barbier
Tower
Hasbrouck
Towers
Hotel Gotham Future in Hands of Fifty-fifth Street Co
Stockholders met at 4 Wall Street to discuss the Hotel Gotham’s future as the Fifty-fifth Street Company seeks a new lessee after taking over the property for non payment of rent. Carl Berger may or may not remain as manager. applications from brokers are being reviewed and a final decision is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-fifth Street Company
Gotham
Fifty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
John Larkin
Wall Street
Gotham Company
L. H. Goodwin
Carl Berger
The
Hotel Gotham Company
Fiftyfifth Street Company
Goo R
Hotel Gotham Compt
James J. Hill
Senator Platt
Thomas F. Ryan
Marcus A. Hanna
the Gotham
E. H. Foster
Goodwin
Berger
Newport
Ossining
Taft Picture For Times Promoted In Advance Ad
An advertisement notes an extraordinary picture of William H. Taft, taken last Saturday, will appear next Sunday in The Times. Readers are urged to order in advance from their newsdealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
William H. Taft
THE
TIMES
Adv
Gould Rumor Revived About Gould Family Home
A Greenwich report claims Frank J Gould leased the Belle Haven estate near his estranged wife Mrs. Gould as the couple’s reconciliation rumors circulate. His yacht Helenita rested in Belle Haven Harbor while one of Mrs. Gould’s daughters is ill and both sides maintain contact through their children amid ongoing litigation. Mrs. Gould’s mother denied knowledge of the Belle Haven lease or grandchildren’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jay Gould
Greenwich
Dry Dock Railroad Protective Committee Granted Extended Filing Time
Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court extended the time for the Protective Committee of the 5 per cent certificates of indebtedness of the Dry Dock East Broadway Battery Railroad to file and prove claims in the American Hay Company suit. The certificate issue totals $1,100,000 with a supplementary claim expected for $863,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Protective Committee
East Broadway & Battery Railroad Company
American Hay Company
Georgia Melons Arrive in Four Carloads
The Savannah liner City of Atlanta brings about 80 000 watermelons from Savannah marking the first Georgia crop arrival. A three feet long melon from Quitman won county fair prizes. A crew guards the cargo to prevent tampering by stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
Atlanta
Quitman
Death by fright shocks Pittsburg suburb story
William Schuette Jr., age 17, a pitcher for Rogan Ball Club, died after a twilight game when he fell asleep in a wooded area near McKinley. His companions left him alone and he wandered into Michigan Avenue where he collapsed. Coroners ruled death from excessive fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
William D. Sehuette, Jr
Schuette
Ae Rogan
McKinley
Michigan Avenue
Notable Obituaries From New York and Nearby Cities
Isaac N Miller 73 a pioneer tobacco manufacturer of St Louis died at his home after arriving from Louisville in 1844 and retiring after Catlin Tobacco passed to American Tobacco. Darwin E Dudley Mutual Life Insurance Boston Providence manager died in Hinham Mass born 1858. Albert Fielding head of A Fielding & Brother harness makers Hoboken died at 50. Charles Knox publisher of The Morning Herald Gloversville Johnstown died suddenly in Montreal. George Bertram Newark pioneer and father of Assemblyman John Bertram died at 79. Alexander Wallace editor Florists Exchange Carl ton Brooklyn died after brief illness aged 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Miller
St. Louis
Louisville
Daniel Catlin
Catlin Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Mr. Miller
Darwin E. Dudley
Boston
Providence
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Hinham
Mass
Lempster
N. H
Albert Fielding
Webster Avenue
Jersey City
A. Fielline & Brother
Hoboken
Charles B. Knox
Johnstown
N. Y
Morning Herald
Gloversville
Montreal
Krox
George Bertram
Dent
Newark
N. J
John Bertram
Alexander Wallace
Florists’ Exchange
Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn
Marriages On June 15 1968 to 1968 across New Jersey and New York
A列 of wedding notices lists marriages on June 15 to June 18 across locations including Newark Jersey City Montclair Summit Yonkers and Elizabeth. Names include Margaret Dickinson Leonard White Adrianee Boyd Grace Wills Chester Beebe Nellie Wallace Frederick Bowler and many others with date June 15 through June 18 and multiple towns in New Jersey and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe—Wills
Southold
L. I
Grace Wills
Chester Ingersoll Beebe
Bowler—Wallace
Montclair
N. J
Nellie Fay Wallace
Frederick William Bowler
Bradway—Forsyth
Yonkers
Fannie FE
Forsyth
Charles W. Bradway
Cheetham—Yeager
Arlington
Annie Yeager
Wright Cheatham
Cloke—Dippel
Sag Harbor
L. L
Carrie Dippel
William John Cloke
Dennison
Benjamin J. _ Hoage
Howell—Miller
East Moriches
Marion R. Miller
John D. Howell
Hudson—Thomas
Newark
N.J
Grace E. Thomas
Elisha E. Hudson
Johnson—Molitor
Jersey City
Louise Molitor
Charles Grafton Johnson
Livingston—Brittain
Nan C. Brittain
A. Clinton Livingston
Lowton
Fowell
Edith Louisa
Powell
John L. Lowton
McLaughlin—Mcdermott
Anna McDermott
John McLaughlin
O'reilly—Donnelly
Kingston
N. Y
Margaret Donnelly
Patrick O'Reilly
Sayre-Luhden
Summit
Jo Gertrude
Louise Luhden
Belgas Alley Sarre
Share-Evans
Elizabeth
X. O
Florence Enna Evans
William le Rue Sharp
Slavin—Cripshley
Marie A. Critentey
William A. Slavin
Sleeper
Slocomb
Daisy Eager Slocomb
Earl Forest Sleeper
Smith—Day
South Orange
Elizabeth Martine Day
Raymond W. Smith
Smith—Sheridan
East Orange
Lillian Sheridan
Lee K Smith
Sperling
Porter
Maud Lavinia Porter
George Co. Sperling
Tiebout—Rice
Frances Louise Rice
James Morrison Tiebout Alsh-Lynch
Liberty
N. Ht
Fairhard Edward Walsh
Mary Irene Lynch
Wiedegreen
Genstein
W. J
Julia Augenstein
Albert Wiedegreen, Jr
Wien -Joggs
Katherine
Obituaries and funeral notices from mixed dates
Multiple obituary notices announce deaths and forthcoming funeral services for individuals including Jeannette Amelia Crommelin, Joseph de la Barre, Frances Taft Halsted, Julius Hammerslough, Leonora Field Harrington, Peter H. Jackson, Madeline Orr, John B. Roach, and Emilie Spencer with service times and locations at various churches, residences, and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crommelin
Jeannette Amelia
Biward Craromelin
St. Nicholas Av
Family DE LA Barre
116Th St
Joseph de la Barre
Halsted
South Orange
N. J
Frances Taft
Amanda R
Gilbert C. Halsted
M. LE
Barclay St
New York
Hammerslough
North Long Branch
Julius Hammerslough
Harrington
Boston
Leonora Field Harrington
Allen Wardner Harrington
Edwin
A. Goodridge
Broadway
Saratoga Springs
N. Z
Jackson
East Oakland
Cal
Peter H. Jackson
Orr
Madeline ‘M. Orr
William H. B. Orr
Roach
Chester
Penn
John B. Roach
John
Emetine ‘Roach
Spencer
Emilie Spencer
Alexander H. Spencer
Church of the Ascension
St. Av
10Th St
Obituary notices list multiple residents with June 1990s funeral details
A long list of death notices from New York area addresses shows individuals including Lena Bann ing and Margaret Corcoran among many others. Entries note ages and funeral times such as today and later dates, with locations from Brooklyn Yonkers Hoboken and Newark.
Requiems and Masses in Semoriam Fripp Parish
In Semoriam Fripp Requiem mass Baturdas June 2 at 10 AM All Saints Church 13th St Fripp. Collins mass for Mrs A Collins at Church of St John the Evangelist today 9 AM Levy unveiling of monument Hyman Levy June 21 11 AM Ashington Cemetery. Martyn mass for Annie F Maryn at St Matthew s Chuy Ltaoke lyn today 9 36 AM Scully in memory of John S died June 19 1904.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beau Brummel
Mrs. Sage
Picnlic
Stephens—Calhoun
Woodruff
Compton
Walsh—Lynch
Nitchie—Helm
Rogers—Minck
Bang
Commander Kelley
J. B. Russell, Jr
Social Notes
W. G. McNight
Vichy
William Morris
Coney Island Park
Blaze
G. A. R. State
HOTEL
Gotham’s
Gould
Steeves
Job Steeves
130Th St
Marty J. Steeves
Kinsily Amit Flowers
Corcoran
Bedford St
Dickinson
Spence Place
Amelia Dickinson
Ellison
East 95Th St
Anarsigy
Agnes Ellison
Ericson
Atlantic Av
George A. Ericson
Frazier
Buena Vista
Annie Frazier
Gallagher
West
Jean Gallagher
Hamell
King St. Sister
Ages Hameell
Dau
Helena Hanrahan
Meare Solas
Grooklyn
Union St
Otto Heehler
Pune Seenerane
Colin St
Rebecca. Hickerson, Hughes
West 83Rd St
Joseph Hughes
Tacobson
Putnany Avy
Raoklyn
Cornelia Jacobson
Dave Keating
John D_ Reatine
St. Af
Kuper
Bloomfie
St.Hoboken
Theresa Kuper
Ared Kelly
Lenox Av
Lawrence Kelly
Lynskey
St. Francis Hospital
Bronx
William Lynsker
McKenna
Bergen St
Thomas F. McKenna
Molioy
Pacific St
Susan Mollar
M. O'Connell
Marie O'Connell
St. Robert Vo
Cannor
Penray
Rerl Pleok Breekirn
Dene
Helene Hae
Pune
Peps Reber
Grafton Av
Brekirn
J Bee
Pistra
Reber
Need
Reegrr
Reeger
Aac Roberts
Pittetown
Mary A. Roberts
TS Schlehlein
West 37Th St
John Schiehlein
Y. Seavers
Adeline Seavers
Shafer
Woodhaven
L. F
Annie C. Shafer
Stillwell
Village Road
Gravesend
Mary E. Stillwell
Sullivan
Division Av
Jimne
Margaret Sullivan
Barbeer
South 11Th St
J. Gertrude Siebel Taylor
Augusta
Patten
Wiliam U- Tho
Terar
Fred Tihar
van Wart
East 28Th Ft
James van Var. von der
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Ijes Slac
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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