Tuxedo Park Horse Show Opens With Close Races
Miss Harriet Alexander wins the ladies obstacle race with a perfect score as the Tuxedo Park show opens under favorable conditions. Edith Mortimer, Edith Kane follow. Sophie Grimmy and Brook Farm entries among top exhibits. The day features multiple classes and scheduled trotting events tomorrow.
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New York Times
Tuxedo Park
Sophie D. Grimmy
Richard Delafield
Harriet Alexander
Edith Mortimer
Edith Kane
Daryl Harri~tan
Babette
Babbinette
George Watson
Mary Harriman
Brook Farm
Buster Brown
Energy
W. M. ¥. Hoffman
Red Knight
Brighton
Sunny Jim
Newbold Edgar
Marie
Princess
Mrs. L. A. D. Percival
Pochin
Philip H. Dodge
Pomp
Griswold Lorillard
Victoria
Pair
W. B. Dinsmore
Lord’ Gay
Lady Gay
Louis J. Pooler
Taft
Meriden
M. F
J. J. McDonald
Glenmore Stable
Red Gift
Merle Grattan
Miss Caryl Harriman
Gilbert Keech
T. Spratley
Snapshot
Helen Coster
Helen B
Mary Alexander
Watson and Winans Win at Richmond Royal Horse Show
In London on June 18 C W Watson of Baltimore and Walter Winans led prize winners at the Richmond Royal Horse Show. Watson’s Ringing Bells won the single harness class, while Kitty Grey and Norena were second in tandem under fifteen hands. Highness and Bugle Maid took first and third in hacks over fifteen hands, with Highness also winning the Fifty Guineas Cup and hack championship. Cokersrosador and Proserpine led tandems over fifteen hands, while Myne and My Maryland II were second. Watson’s Kitty Grey and Norena won the double harness event.
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London
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Walter Winans
Richmond Royal Horse Show
Mr. Watson
Melvalley
Kitty Grey
Norena
His Highness
Mr. Winans
Cokersrosador
Proserpine
Myne
Escapes Tax on Subway Franchise Ruling
The New York Court of Appeals upheld Interborough Rapid Transit Company’s claim of exemption from assessment on its Manhattan subway special franchises tied to its lease. The ruling also affirms that Brooklyn Union Gas may deduct raw material costs from gross earnings when computing franchise tax.
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Albany
N. Y
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York City
Court of Appeals
Manhattan
State Tax Commission
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Big Exodus to Europe Ships Sail With Large Passenger Lists
Transatlantic steamers depart with extensive bookings to America and Europe. Passengers aboard AMERIKA LAPLAND CARMANIA BALTIC KOENIG ALBERT NEW YORK BARBAROSSA MINNEHAHA FORNESSIA span prominent individuals including Col. L. C. Weir, Mrs. J. Adler, Judge Edward G. Bradford, Baron Moncheur, and William Taft among many others.
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Amerika
Hamburg
Philip Arnold
Charles Everett Adler
A. N. Brady
George F. Brown
Philip J. Britt
Leopold Bloom
Stanley L. Buck
Charles Edward Brown
Robert Bell
Sydney Carpenter
Clarence Cary
Herbert du Puy
William J. Elias
Joseph Fox
J. Warren Goddard
J. B. Greenhut
Danford Greer
Henry Logan Gonsale
Victor Gibson
T. J. Hayward
E. V. Herzog
Virginia Ireland
Robert Kunitzer
P. J. Murphy
H. W. Wadleigh
Col
L. C. Weir
A. H. Worthington
Edith Weymouth
Lapland
Antwerp
Allen H. Adriance
Thomas B. Aldrich
R. B. Batterman
Alexander Britton
E. F. Burke
A. H. Buck
Frank Bushnell
Henry W. Cattell
John D. Crimmins
H. Hobrook Curtin
Guidet Duryee
Homer Eaton
T. W.folsom
J. F. Greene
E. B. Griggsby
R. M. Hartley
Leigh Hunt
William Loomis
Baron Moncheur
United States
Cleveland Perkins
F. L. Pleadwell
John Relistab
C. H. Russell
Frances Sands
Henry Satterlee
Viscomte
Henri de Sibour
J. Henley Smith
John S. Sullivan
William H. Tuck
George H. Walker
J. C. Wise
James Dyer
Louis S. Galban
F. M. Gamble
William Heyburn
R. B. Griggs
George Holderness
J. A. Hay
H. P. Hawkins
Alfred M. Jarvis
Earle Russell Knox
Percy Legge
John R. MacArthur
W. W. Marsh
James W. McCulloh
A. J. McBean
Claire MacFarlane
J. R. Parrott
R. P. Paine
James Potter
J. H. B. Speers
E. C. Sanford
J. Walter Thompson
A. S. Vernay
W. de Forest Wright
A. H. Williams
Baltic
Liverpool
Edward Adams
Eleanor H. Alexander
J. R. Andrews
E. P. Barnard
Bessie Kimberley Bealmear
E .L. Brown
A. S. Burrows
Frank W. Beebe
Nigel L. Campbell
Donald Chappel
Hepton
George WV. Highley
Robert Hilliard
George Elmore Ide
Sterrett Jate
H. B. Lege
Harry S. Lightcap
C. D. Lorie
Thomas D. Osborne
W. H. Palmer
George Pernet
Charles H. Phelps
Clara Howell Barrett
John C. Bell
Walter Bradley
J. C. Carpenter
James L. Dillon
E. D. Fisher
John J. Green
Albert Harkness
D. S. McClellan
John W. McPherson
D. S. Miller
Mary J. Parkhurst
Charles H
C. E. Benson
M. D. Berlitz
George H. Brennan
John G. Burckhardt
Charles F. Consaul
Allston Gerry
G. F. Hinton
Ss. B. Jackson
C. D. Juvenal
Edward D. Keys
Robert N. Marcomber
Robert L. Maddox
Charles A. Robinson
P. A. Sherman
Herman M. Silver
Charles C. Townsend
Minnehaha
London
Henry T. Atkins
Charles E. Atwater
R. D. Barclay
George Crawford
Annie M. Earle
Louise Scott Evans
G. Foote Findley
H. P. Gates
O. B. Gray
M. J. Henry
Louis Edward Holden
William H. Kenyon
Arthur P. Lewis
William Kelly-Patterson
Lucretia Pope
William Howell Reed
A. L. Sayre
Samuel 8. Slater
P. C. Thompson
O. B. Kirkwood
John McKaig
T. R. Page
Colin Sutherland
Robert Tod
Barnes Boardman Raymonds to Wed in June Nuptials
Philip Boardman, second son of Mr and Mrs Albert Barnes Boardman will marry Miss Dorothy Raymond daughter of Mr and Mrs James Raymond of 18 East Seventy second Street. The couple planned a June 24 ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Boardman hosted a bachelor dinner last night at Deimonico’s private suite.
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Philip Boardman
Albert Barnes Boardman
Dorothy Raymond
James Raymond
East Seventy-second_ Street
Deimonico's
Flora Steinhal Engaged to Milton Lubelski
A. E. Steinhal of 468 Riverside Drive announces the engagement of his sister Miss Flora Steinhal to Milton Lubelski.
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A. E. Steinhal
Riverside Drive
Miss Flora Steinhal
Milton Lubelski
Huhn and Thompson Wed in Fifth Avenue Church
Bruno Siegfried Huhn and Miss Ethel Ormonde Thompson wed in the Church of the Ascension on Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. The Rev. Percy Stickney Grant officiated the ceremony.
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Bruno Siegfried Huhn
Ethel Ormonde Thompson
Thomas Dennis King
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Social Roundup of the Brooks Welles and Sp eng Events
Mrs. Walter Brooks and her daughter Edith are in London at the Hyde Park Hotel. James J. Van Alen returns to Wakehurst in Newport to open the country place. The Hinckley and Wickersham nuptials take place this afternoon at St. John's Church Far Rockaway. The Ber rian Mitchell Jr. will wed at St James's Lake George. The Stickneys sail for Europe for the summer. Helen Hammersley joins. Ogden hosts a dinner at Atlantic Yacht Club then to Coney Island. Kuntz couple sail on the Amerika. Whipple family at Massapequa. Eleanor S Sipple plans a dinner for William Carpender II. Edmund Converse Jr. and wife arrive from Santa Barbara to tour Europe via Germany and France, with a London stop in September.
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Walter Brooks
Edith Brooks
London
Hyde Park Hotel
Rosalie Neilson Hinckley
Samuel Parker Hinckley
New York
Cornelius Wendell Wickersham
Wickersham
St. John’s Church
Far Rockaway
Hinckley
Sun Ridge
Lawrence
L. I
Therese Hewitt
Charles B. Hewitt
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
John Fulton Berrian Mitchell
Walker Ogden
Coney Island
Ceballos
Angela d’Acosta
Mildred Eagle
le Boutillier
Henry
Charles Post
Young
Louis F. Kuntz
L. K. Kuntz
Amerika
Charles W. Whipple
Edmund C. Converse, Jr
Santa Barbara
Cal
Europe
Germany
France
New Haven
Conn
Charl Atwood White
Martha Sherman
Henry White
Trumbull St
Grand Central Station
Wood
Ipswich
Mass
George Bacon Wood
Staten Island
Philadelphia
Be Hoopes
Germantown
The Times Circulation Surpasses 175000 in City
The Times daily circulation exceeds 175000 copies in the city, outpacing the combined sales of the other three New York morning papers and ranking high for circulation.
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The
Times
New York
Adv
Pittsburg Bijou Theatre Sale Sparks Legal Fight
In Pittsburg on June 18, a dispute over the Bijou Theatre sale intensified as Nixon interests claimed a May 18 deal voiding Klaw Erlanger Shubert and Felix Isman claims. Mrs Laura Bigger Bennett contends she sold a mortgage to Isman then to the Shuberts for 215000, while Isman reps say 200 dollars arrived. Bennett appeared in court to seek to overturn an injunction but was instructed to file papers with the prothonotary for Monday’s hearing.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Nixon
Klaw & Erlanger
Shuberts
Felix Isman
Laura Bigger Bennett
Bennett
Bijou
Shubert
Isman
Albuquerque
N. M
C. C. Hendricks
Dreamland at Coney Island Goes Unionized
Dreamland at Coney Island will be fully unionized starting today marking the park’s first non union labor ban. Samuel Gompers AFL sent a congratulatory note to park manager Samuel Gompertz who would visit if not sailing to Europe. Wells Hawkes to leave press agency role to become Reynolds personal representative after season end.
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Dreamland
Coney Island
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Samuel W. Gompertz
Europe
Wells Hawkes
William H. Reynolds
Dreamland Company
Hawkes
Reynolds
Harvard Dramatic Club Hosts Maude Adams Reception
In Cambridge on June 18 the Harvard Dramatic Club welcomed Maude Adams on the Union lawn. Nearly 200 guests attended including Prof Munsterberg and family, Prof Baker and wife, Prof Kuehneman and wife, Dean Briggs and Mrs Barrett Wendell. Adams prepares for Joan of Arc outdoor staging at the Stadium next Tuesday night. She also oversaw a soldiers rehearsal yesterday in the Stadium.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Dramatic Club
The
Union
Maude Adams
Joan of Arc
Adams
Munsterberg
G. P. Baker
Kuehneman
Dean Briggs
Barrett Wendell
Miss Adams
Joans of Arc
Sothern Marlowe Benefit at Academy of Music
Julia Marlowe and E. H. Sothern gave a matinée of Romeo and Juliet for their staff. Receipts reached 2473 dollars. An immense floral piece was presented to the pair on stage. Sir Charles Wyndham and Mary Moore attended. Proceeds to be divided among sixteen staff members by length of service.
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Julia Marlowe
E. H. Sothern
Academy of Music
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Sir Charles Wyndham
Mary Moore
Stage changes and arrivals in Broadway notes
Joseph Weber hires Howard Hall as stage director for Weber attractions while Neva Aymar and Joseph Hart company cast return from London aboard the St. Louis. Henry Miller Jr re-engaged by William A Brady to support Grace George in 4 Woman's Way. Baron Moncheur and family attend The Beauty Spot. Baron sails to Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weber
Howard Hall
David Warfield
Neva Aymar
Joseph Hart
Chicago plans largest convention hall replica of Rome Coliseum
Chicago announced plans for a vast World's Columbian Exposition hall to be built on the block between Michigan and Wabash and Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Streets. The complex includes an 80 by 330 foot annex and a main 600 by 840 foot elliptical hall with an arena and seating for about 33,000. The total investment is projected near 3 million dollars.
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New York Times
Chicago
America
Harlow N. Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Michigan and
Wabash Avenues
Thirty-ninth and
Fortieth Streets
Rome
Thirty-ninth Street
Cannot Draw Two Salaries, Appellate Division Rules
The Appellate Division yesterday ruled a city employee may not collect a city salary while employed elsewhere. Robert S. Sutliff, a former clerk earning 2000 yearly, later worked for New York Telephone Company. A mandamus suit for back salary was overturned, and a new trial ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Robert S. Sutliff
Sutliff
Civil Service
New York Telephone Company
Circus Aid Charity: Y M C A Jungle Show Features Bwano Tumbo
The West Side Y M C A staged a rain checked circus on its athletic field to aid the Benefit Emergency Fund. Bwano Tumbo rode an Arabian charger and led a crowd of clowns, glee club, and natives through jungle themed acts while reporters, photographers, and a stenographer captured the scene. The event included a side show with tattooed man, bearded lady, and other acts, and featured gymnasts, prizefight, and a starless ringmaster.
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Oski-wa-wa
Bwano Tumbo
College
Teddy
Kermit
Kermit Fh
Congo
Bwano
West Side Young Men’s Christian Association
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Messrs
Gleason
Levine
Long
Dittman
Anastas
Simmons
Schade
Dailey
Lauterwas
Editor Goes To Jail In Criminal Libel Case
Davis Pasocoe editor of The Germantown Telegraph reported to Holmesburg jail to serve a six month sentence after conviction on criminal libel against ex Sheriff Wilson H. Brown. Appeals to Superior Court Supreme Court and State Board of Pardons failed.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
State Board of Pardons
Magill
Rotan
Attorney General
Secretary of
the Commonwealth
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Taft Supports Anderson To Remain In Office
President Taft voiced support for Charles W. Anderson, New York City Internal Revenue Collector, saying he is unlikely to be disturbed in his post. Anderson spoke at Washington’s three Negro High Schools graduation, praising the President’s friendship with the Negro race. Taft joked Anderson did not need to pass out any taffy to ensure his tenure as the audience cheered.
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New York Times
Washington
Taft
Charles W. Anderson
Internal Revenue
New York City
Anderson
South
President Taft
Devery Sued Over Feed Bill in Far Rockaway Case
William A. Devery the former New York City police chief faces a $195.71 suit filed by feed merchant William A. Duncan of Far Rockaway. Duncan claims he sold feed for Devery’s horses and chickens. a court adjournment followed for a missing witness. Devery, amid an admiring crowd, quipped about business in Far Rockaway and house-building burdens.
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William A. Devery
New York City
William A. Duncan
Far Rockaway
Duncan
Devery
Willetts
Jamaica
No Freedom For Mrs Teal Gets Appellate Backing
The Appellate Division First Department upheld the conviction of Mrs Margaret Teal wife of Ben Teal stage manager for attempted subornation of perjury in the Gould divorce case and affirmed the one year sentence on Blackwell's Island. Her husband had appealed as the case moved through higher courts after a jury conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Teal
Ben Teal
Frank J. Gould
Blackwell’s Island
Appellate Division
First Department
Composer Lucien Hillemacher Dies in Paris at Fifty
Lucien Hillemacher died in Paris on Thursday at age fifty. Educated at the Paris Conservatoire he won the Prix de Rome in 1880 and the Prix de la Ville de Paris in 1882. With brother Paul he wrote St Megrin in 1886 Une Aventure d Arlequin in 1888 Orsola in 1902 and Circe heard at the Opéra Comique in 1907. His operas and symphonic works are not widely known outside France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Hillemacher
Ernest Hillemacher
Paris
Paris Conservatoire
Paul
Circe
Opéra Comique
Longtime Bank Cashier John Watt Dies at 79 in Wayne
John H. Watt, age 79 and the oldest bank cashier in Philadelphia, died at his Wayne home. He joined the Bank of North America in 1855 and served over 54 years. He was a director of Penn Mutual Life Insurance and Wayne Title and Trust. survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Philadelphia
Penn
John H. Watt
Bank of North America
Wayne
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wayne Title and Trust Company
W. C. Watt
FE. W. Clark & Co
Notable New Haven Figures Die in Recent Obituaries
The city mourns as Charles A. White aged 76, longtime lawyer and Yale graduate of 1854, passes away. Other obituaries include Aaron B. Gardener former district attorney and Assembly member. Robert G. Smith Civil War veteran. Captain George C. Boerum Navy veteran. Thomas J. Lockwood Mason and club figure. John B. McLean private of the Fourteenth Regiment. Phebe Jane Bruen Lum descendant of Newark settlers. Frederick Augustus Freeman father of insurance pioneer. Jacob Bender firm president. Captain Roderick Fraser Bayonne shipman. Ford D. Smith Dover town attorney and former New Jersey legislator.
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Charles A. White
White Brothers
New Haven
Yate
Roger Sherman
Aaron B. Gardener
Chatham
New York
Sanford W. Smith
Assembly
Robert G. Smith
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Seventy-second Street
Vanderbilt
George C. Boerum
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Adelaide A. Poor
Melrose
Mass
Navy
Thomas J. Lockwood
McDonough Street
Hyatt Lodge
A. M . Kimball
Exempt Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Hanover Club
John B. McLean
Fourteenth Regiment
President Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church
Hoyt and
Sackett Streets
Phebe Jane Smith Bruen Lum
Obadiah Bruen
Newark
N. J
Harvey M. Lum
Edward H
Charles M. Lum
Frank M. Budd
Newark Bruen
Frederick Augustus Freeman
Pliny Freeman
New York Life Insurance Company
Madison Avenue
Flushing
Freeman
Ravenswood
Long Island City
Jacob Bender
Philip J. Bender & Sons
St Frankfort Street
Yonkers
Capt
Roderick .Fraser
Avenue D
Bayonne
Valley Cottage
N. Y
Quebec Steamship Company
Son
Ford D. Smith
Dover
Seattle
New Jersey Assembly
Leon Abbott
United States Senate
Bryan
Smith
Democratic Party For
Marriage and death notices telephoned for NYT insertions
Notices indicate marriage and death announcements are requested by telephone to 1006 Bryant for potential inclusion in The New York Times. The brief item outlines the service channel for submitting personal life events to the paper.
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New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcements in Hammond and Nearby
June births recorded for the Hammond area include a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hammond on June 17. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Br ayen on June 14. A son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. William T. J. Egan on June 14. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wiese on June 15.
Compton Roberts and Many June Weddings Listed in New Jersey and Nearby
A listing of numerous marriage banns and ceremonies places from June 1908 to June 1909 across Flushing New York Chapel Hill North Carolina Elizabet h New Jersey Jersey City Orange Newark Elizabeth Irvington and other towns. The notices name bridedgrooms brides and wedding dates with churches and towns as recorded by local registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton—Roberts
Flushing
N. Y
H. D. Waller
Elizabeth Carpenter
Martin Hoffman Roberts
Alfred Donaldson Compton
Schdenck—Alexander
Chapel of the Cross
Chapel Hill
N. C
Margaret McClung Alexander
Paul Wilfong Schenck
Whitlock—Myers
William B. Hamilton
Elizabeth, N. J
Mary Hoppock Myers
Louis Ivey Whitlock
Obituary notices and funeral announcements
A compilation of death notices and upcoming funeral times from June 17 to June 19 1909. Names include Marie Bardes Jacob Bender Jeanette Brice Hannah Conabeer Nellie Cook Roderick Fraser Frederick Freeman Joseph Gatchell Mary Lynch Feodor Mansbach with service details and preferred no flowers where stated. Includes addresses and churches in New York and New Jersey.
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James H. Brice
St. George's Church
16Th St
Rutherford Place
Plattsburg
Conabeer
Hull Av
Hannah
Elias Conabeer
Irish Times
London
Cook
Nellie Cook
West
Frank E. Campbell
Fraser
Valley Cottage
N. Y
Roderick Fraser
Mabel Fraser
Avenue D
Bayonne
N. J
New York Bay
Freeman
Frederick A. Freeman
Madison Av
Flushing
Wees
Lynch
Mary A. Lynch
William W. Sulivan
South
Rockaway Park
St. Francis de Sales Church
Belle Harbor
California
Hudson County
Mansbach
Feodor Mansbach
West 23d St
Campbell Building
Washington Lodge
Amity Lodge
Israel
Death notices and funeral services across multiple cities
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices dated June with names, ages, and service details. Entries list individuals such as Anna Walter Wharton and Herman F. Bortjer, plus many others from New Haven, New York, Newark, Paterson, and Jersey City with residence, age, and funeral times or private interments.
In Memoriam Notices From Newark Churches
In Memoriam notices list William J Fre NNAN and Philip Walsh with Masses today at St Josephs Newark and St Patricks Cathedral Newark. Rev J J Fay holds mass at St Gabriels at 9 AM. John Scully remembered died June 19 194.
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Frennan
William J
St. Joseph's Church
Newark
N. J
Rev. J. J
St. Gabriel’s Church
Scully
John
Walsh
Philip
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Canada
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Newport
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Bennington, Vt
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Charles D. Stickney
Helen Hammersley
Pittsburg House
Gompers
Sothern-Marlowe Benefit
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Fit Emergency Fund
Devery Learning Business
Rockaway
Mrs. Teal
Wilcox & White
Ditson Empire
Lyon & Healy
Victor Talking Machines
Baldwin
Chas. H. Difson & CO
New Musical Waverooms
East 34Th ST
7Th Ave
Ross
Joseph Hocking
SWORD
Martin Luther
Babylon
E. P. Dutton & CO
West 23Rd St
Bradbury—Wehrfritz
Jersey City
Anna Wehrtfritz
Frank Bradbury
Carolan—Dunham
New Curpont N. J
Nettie Dunham
Philip Caroan
Craig—Cooper
Boonton
Louise Cooper
David A. Craig
Dankwert—Maccormack
Union Hill
Sadie MacCormack
Walter Dankwert
Harney—Reed
West Grove
Rose Reed
Thomas Harney
Hegeman
Feigel
Lydia T. Feigel
Andrew S. Hegeman
Hertz —Risler
Lillian T. Risler
Martin Hertz
Hotchkiss—Muchmore
Irvington
Emma Muchmore
Gilbert Hotch
Harriet Daughaday
Emil Leisentritt Lubenow
Burkhardt
Rockville Centre
I. I
Emily Graff
Alfred Parsons
Root—Hastings
Eleanor D. Hastings
Ralph Root
Rowbrthan—Hurd
Fannie Hurd
H. W. Rowbathan
Sanders—Hose
Anna Hose
Henry Sanders
Semar—Horan
Mae R. Horan
Edward J. Semar
Shepherd—Reid
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Thomas Shepherd
Shinn
Torrey
Lakehurst
Leslie W Torrey
Charles 8
Silkworth
Shevlin
Grace H. Shevlin
Charles Silkworth
Stillwell—Muchmore
Elinor Glyn
Elizabeth
States
Times-Dispatch
Richmond
Lewis & Qoncer
J MW. Williams
West 54Th St
Hird
APPEL
Artlich
Max
Amsterdam
Rass Porreos
Ged Borttjer
Herman F
Concord A Aarsee
Bowers
Martha
Close
Ebliza
Naugatuck
Coyle
Margaret
Walnut St
Waterbury
Gregory
North Haven
Oliver —Herbert
West 151St St
Riordan Edward, Jr
Spall
Rosa
Eeets St
Bronx
Stokes
Eliza
Lindsay
Kingston
N.Y
Thomas
Anna N
White
Charles A
Byrne
Kate
Columbia
Clifford
Alice
Coffey St
Carney
John J
M. Fitzgerald
Katherine
Hicks St
Lockwood
Thomas J
McDonough St
Poe
Je Lynagh
Joseph
Elton St
Qualey
South 10Th St
Jabez
Halsey St
Robert G
Turner
New Jersey
Ree
Edward
Morristown
Barton
Robert
Passaic
Brown
Herbert W
New Durham
Clayton
Phoebe
Long Branch
Fliedner
Christina
Arlington
Hemstreet
Lewis
Michael
Central Av
Harrison
Wurster
Maria
Jackson St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlemtral Grand Central
Webster and
Seca Avenue
East
Stephen Merritt
Chapela
Ambulance Service
Halgety