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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

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11

Miss Arnold Weds An Italian Marquis in Providence Church

Miss Linda Angell Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olney Arnold, married Marquis Massimiliano Stozzi at St. Joseph's Church Providence. Attendants included Donna Anna Maria Stozzi. reception followed at 470 Brook Street. The couple plan a summer in Italy and will reside in Philadelphia in the fall.

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The New York Times Providence Linda Angell Arnold Olney Arnold Marquis Massimiliano Stozzi St. Joseph's Hope Street Mgr Thomas F. Doran Doran Owen F. Clarke Church of the Holy Name James Henry Smith St. Mary's St. Philomena’s Narragansett Pier Frederic Orosz Sacred Heart Academy Elmhurst Des Moines Iowa Edward Seagrave Florence Italy St. Gervaise France
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Barbour Bailey Wedding at Grace Church Saybrook Conn

The Rev Paul Humphrey Barbour wed Miss Mary Witter Bailey at Grace Church Old Saybrook Conn yesterday at 4 pm. The couple to pursue church work in South Dakota after the ceremony officiated by Rev J H de Vries.

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Miss Tarler a Bride Archibald MacBain Weds in New York

Archibald Cowan MacBain of Scotland married Miss Lillian Tarler at the Tarner residence 230 West 118th Street with Dr. Joseph Wendell officiating. Attendants wore embroidered white crepe, the couple to reside in New York for a year or more before a return to duties abroad of Miss Tarler’s brother G Cornell Tarler, secretary of the American Embassy in Constantinople.

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Archibald Cowan MacBain Scotland Lillian Tarler George A. Tarler Tarner West 118Th Street Joseph Wendell Genaro Woolrich Emilio Garcia Mexico Olge Tarier Qiga ‘Tarler S. A. Tarner Cornell Woolrich Constantinople
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Wedding of Miss Simons to H S Farnham Solemnized

The marriage of Harold Sammer Faramot Antrim Mass and Miss Josephine de Freest Simons took place last evening at 180 West Fighty-Eighth Street. Rev Robert Stuart Mac Arthur of Calvary Baptist Church officiated.

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Harold Sammer Faramoot Antrim Mass Josephine de Freest Simons Ezra D. Simons Simons West Fighty-Eighth Street War Robert Stuart MacArthur Calvary Baptist Church Dr. MacArthur
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Mrs Robinson Married In Church Ceremony In New York

Duncan Harris son of the late R D Harris and Mrs Harris wed Mrs Ailee Abell Robinson daughter of the late William H Abell of Buffalo at the Church of the Paulist Fathers on Fifty Ninth Street and Ninth Avenue. Rev John Hughes officiated assisted by Rev Robert E Welsh. The bride wore a pale pink charmeuse dress with pink chiffon and a black hat. Attendants included the bride’s brother Charles Lee Abell and Emmet Harris as best man. The couple will reside in New York and the marriage follows the annulment of Mrs Harris’s first marriage to Eugene N Robinson in Rome.

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Duncan Harris R. Duncan Harris Harris Ailee Abell Robinson William H. Abell Buffalo Fiftyninth Street Ninth Avenue John Hughes Robert E. Welsh Batavia Robinson Rock Charles Lee Abell Emmet Harris Bastleteneete Street L. Edson Raff Abell Reed Haviland Norwalk Charles N. Harris Margaret Harris J. Duncan Emmet Emmet James Bliss Townsend Mildred Gibert Townsend Clara Gertrude Gibert Hugo de Fritsch Donnell Harris New York Eugene N. Robinson Rome
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Howland Wood Weds Miss Elizabeth Marvin at Brookline Home

Special to The New York Times reports the June 18 Boston ceremony at the bride’s mother’s house. Elizabeth E. Marvin of Brookline married Howland Wood of New York, son of Mr and Mrs George H Wood. The Rev John McGaw Foster led, with Rev Carroll Perry assisting. A reception followed and the couple will reside in New York where Wood is curator of the American Numismatic Society.

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New York Times Boston Elizabeth E. Marvin Brookline William T. R. Marvin Howland Wood New York George H. Wood John McGaw Foster Church of the Messiah Foster Carroll Perry St. Paul's Church Wood American Numismatic Society
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Miss Annabel Mackenzie Weds Dr Edward Pratt in Brookline

The marriage of Miss Annabel Mackenzie daughter of Mrs Jane C Mackenzie and Dr Edward Leander Pratt of New York occurred at Harvard Congregational Church Brookline Mass The Rev J M Craig an uncle of the bride officiated Beatrice Roberts served as maid of honor with Gertrude Flint Frisbie Elsa L Richardson as bridesmaids Dr C J Maguire Jr acted as best man ushers included E Barton Chapin Chester Brett William Mackenzie and George Hunted.

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New York Times Brookline Mass Annabel Mackenzie Jane C. Mackenzie Edward Leander Pratt New York Harvard Congregational Church J. M. Craig Beatrice Roberts Gertrude Flint
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Colum-bia Scientist Weds Illinois Instructor

Dr. Paul E. Howe a Columbia University biological chemist and Miss Harriet Rinaker an Illinois State University domestic science instructor were married at the Rinaker home in Carlinville Illinois this evening.

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Howe Columbia New York Times Carlinville Ill Paul E. Howe Columbia University New York Harriet Rinaker Ilinois State University Thomas Rinaker
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Social Notes From Rumson And New York Arrivals

Mrs. Barbour hosts a dance in Rumson New Jersey while Mrs Ryle plans a barn dance there. Europe returnee Countess von Coburg stays at 512 Fifth Avenue before Bar Harbor trip. Various society figures visit Newport Plaza Motel Manhattan and Rumson for short visits and travels. weddings set for Zoe Hannah and J N Thorne with reception at Mrs Hannah s Park Avenue home.

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William Barbour Hilden Rumson N. J Arthur Ryle Rumson Place Countess von Coburg A. A. Potter Europe Fifth Avenue Bar Harbor Maitland Armstrong West Tenth Street Hamilton Fish Meee Newport Mrs. Howard Adolf Ladenburg Eugenie Ladenburg Westbury L. L Plaza Bishop Blair Falkland Islands England Manhattan Aid William. Fletcher Stone West End Avenue Amerika Lord Campden Gotham Dublin N. H Clendenin J. Ryan Oak Ridge Devereux Milburn Gilbert G. Trone John Hannah Park Avenue Alden Blodget Frances Thorne Old Trinity New York J. Norrigh Thorne Miss Hannah Murray Bay Canada R. W. Hawkesworth Jersey Shore W. &. P. Prentice Monmouth Edwin Drexel Godfrey Scason J. Horace Harding Samuel Riker, Jr
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Luncheon for Mrs. W. H. Page at Metropolitan Club

Mrs St Clair McKelway hosted a fare well luncheon Tuesday at the Metropolitan Club annex for Mrs Walter Hines Page wife of the American ambassador to Great Britain. Guests included Mrs Frederick Putnam Bellamy Mrs Edwin R Hewitt Mrs Frank N Doubleday Mrs Almon Goodwin Mrs James Bronson Reynolds Miss Flora Hale Foster and Mrs Edwin Howland Riflashbfield. Regrets were received from Mrs Joseph H Choate Mrs Finley J Shepard and Mrs John G Mibura.

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W. H. Page St. Clair McKelway Metropolitan Club Walter Hines Page Great Britain Frederick Putnam Bellamy Edwin R. Hewitt Frank N. Doubleday Almon Goodwin James Bronson . Reynolds Flora Hale Foster Edwin Howland Rilashbfield Joseph H. Choate Finley J. Shepard John G. Mibura
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Mrs Revell Hosts Afternoon Tea at Riverdale Estate

Mrs Revell entertained guests at a tea yesterday at Silver Judge Riverdale over Hudson. Attending were Mrs Fleming Revel, Mrs George B McCalum of Northampton Mass, Mrs F H Revell, and others including Mrs Thomas A, Mrs George BR Cortelrou, Mrs Cleveland H Deds, Mrs Co W McKelvey, Mrs Dar win FP Kingsley, and Mrs George W Perking.

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Revell Fleming H. Revel Silver Judge Riverdale-er-Hudson Roy George B. McCalum Northampton Mass F. H. Revell Thomas A
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Court House Design Sparks Debate Over Circular Plan

The Court House Board and architect Guy Lowell clash with Supreme Court Justices over a circular design. Lowell says he can modify the plan to add light from both sides. board may push ahead with Lowell’s concept, or seek legislation to resolve the deadlock. Kellogg notes experts support the current design with possible adjustments to meet finances.

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Court House Lowell Court House Board Guy Lowell Supreme Court Mr. Lowell City Court L. Laflin Kellogg
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Senator Stephenson Celebrates 84th Birthday in Marinette

In Marinette Wisconsin Senator Isaac Stephenson marked his 84th birthday at home with family. The event highlighted the long serving senator’s public life and ties to the community.

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Stephenson Marinette Wis Isaac Stephenson Joey S
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Mourn Anguish Over Angus Hamilton Burial

Anguish surrounds the death of Angus Hamilton a prominent English war correspondent lecturer and writer who killed himself in his hotel room. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery after a brief funeral at Campbell's Funeral Church in West Twenty third Street with many friends colleagues and wreaths. Attendees included divers clubs officials and representatives from London and New York press bureaus. The funeral followed his despondency over financial troubles and failed lecturing tours with the London Daily Telegraph and The New York Press Club among those represented.

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Angus Hamilton St. Louis Evergreen Cemetery Campbell West Twenty-third Street Hamilton Cable Lonna Mag Actuaing Amon Richa Harding Davis Gouverneur Herbert Parsons Henry Alexander Frits Holm Percy Sutherland Burten London Daily Telegraph New York Press Club Alfred J. Rorke Lady Pinero Central News of London Edward Rascovar New York News John J. Leary London Press Club William Glass
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Vinie Daly Remarries in Boston to Chicago Man

Vinie Daly the vaudeville actress wed John P. Kohl of Chicago in Boston yesterday. Their marriage follows Kohl's early secret union five years ago, annulled with the elder Kohl, late president of the Western Vaudeville Managers Association. The couple married in Revere by a Justice of the Peace and Daly expressed happiness.

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New York Times Boston E Daly John P. Kohl Chicago Charles E. Kohl Western Vaudeville Manager’s Association Jack Revere
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Transatlantic liners list passengers for Europe routes

A long roster details passengers sailing on the ADRIATIC TOURAINE AMERIKA and BERLIN, with many named individuals and families. It also lists arrivals yesterday on the RYNDAM THAMES and KAISER FRANZ JOSEPH lines, naming passengers, titles, and accompanying relatives.

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Liverpool Mary Alexander J. B. L. Allen D. C. Anderson H.R. Armitage Averill Bailey J.C. Bell D. F. Bush G. L. Carnegie Capt Leslie Cheape Alfred Copeland C. Dewhurst G. W. Forsyth F. M. Freake J. Hall F. H. Jackson Imre Kiralfy David L. Leventritt Olivia Leventritt Caroline Porter G. Brinton Roberts B. K. Stevens C. F. Swan J. W. Wagner 5. W. Woodward Touraine Havre R. Bara Donald F. Crane Wallace E. Cox H. L. Foster R. W. W. Gillespie J. Hubert M. E Andre de Laboulaye F. Lindeley C. J. Miller G. C. Murray E. J. Palmer Marquis M. A. Strozai J. J. Vatable Amerika Hamburg M. Almond J. A. Brown August Belmont C. T. Barney E. A. Brooks J. W. Black R. Bardewyck Lydia CC. Butler J. Collins F. A. Durban KE. S. Dodge T. H. Foulds Charles Harris H.T. Judson F. D. Lanier Samuel Lauterbach J. d'Orsay Murray W. H. Marple W. ‘S .Pettis Simon F. Rothschild John Reed Walter Rose C. B. Squire W. Fletcher Stone Frank Tilford W. H. Thomas Felix Warburg R C. Walker J. E. Woodbridge Berlin Bremer Ure Robinson Clar J. Shearn J. A. Tracy F. M. Tucker Ruth Wells Marie Witman T. H. Wright Ryndam Rotterdam A. L. Audrain J.8. E
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Amusement Notes on Upcoming Theater Plans

The completed cast of Potash and Perlmutter includes Alexander Carr. Frank Holling and Herbert Fanny Brice, recently of Winter Garden, will appear at Proctor's Fifth Ave Theatre next week in a new song offer. Anne who sang prima donna in Count of Lux nets, appears under H. Frazee for two years. Mies Swinby returns from Paris mid August. new play The Fight by Bayard Veiller to be staged at Hudson Theatre.

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Kingdon Frank Holling Rerbert Fanny Brice Winter Garden Proctor Fifth Ave Cablen Anne H. Frazee Long Acre Victor Herder BR Smith F . G. Latham Mies Swinby Paris Bayard Veiller Hudson Theatre Veiller
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Thomas A Janvier Dies at 64 in Flower Hospital

Thomas A Janvier author died yesterday at Flower Hospital aged 64 leaving widow Catherine Ann Drinker. Born in Philadelphia he edited for local papers before moving to Washington then produced works including In Black Stories Color Studies Old New York and In Old New York plus travel books on Provence and the South of France. He lived at Gainsborough Studios 222 Central Park South and was an honorary member of several societies.

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Thomas Allibone Janvier Flower Hospital Catherine Ann Drinker Philadelphia Washington As Nm Pag Tenth Street Abbey, Miller F. Hopkinson Smith Laffan Mexico New Spain Avrm France Mistral Felix Gras Janvier Provence New York Harper's J. Henry Harper House of Harper Felbric Society Folk Sorcety London Century Club Gainsborough Studios Central Park South
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Longtime Brooklyn Attorney Theodore F. Jackson Dies at 73

Theodore F. Jackson, a prominent Brooklyn attorney and former Controller of Brooklyn, died yesterday at his Hotel Renaissance apartment at age 73. Born in Rockaway New Jersey, admitted to the bar in 1852, he served as Registrar of Arrears in 1881 and filled a Brooklyn Controller vacancy later. He led investments and built a venue at Westhampton Beach and held director roles at several banks and trust companies. He belonged to Hanover Hamilton Racquet Century clubs and the Sons of the American Revolution.

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Theodore F. Jackson Brooklyn Rockaway N. J Westhampton Beach L. I Jackson First National Bank of Brooklyn Williamsburg Trust Company Lo Island Loan &Trust Company New York
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Boston Lawyer Robert S. Gorham Dies Suddenly at Home

Robert S. Gorham of the firm Ropesey & Gorham at 60 State Street died at 1:45 AM at his Cambridge home 198 Brattle Street after attending a Harvard-affiliated event at Thayer Hall hosted by his son Thomas who graduates tomorrow. He had returned home in good health and was stricken this morning.

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Boston Robert S. Gorham Ropesey & Gorham State Street Brattle Street Cambridge Thayer Hall Thomas Harvard
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Robert H. Clark Dies Aboard Adirondack in Albany

Robert H. Clark 64 of 333 West Fourteenth Street New York died suddenly today aboard the steamboat Adirondack from acute indigestion. He was Past Commander of the New York Commandery milite Templar and came to Albany with his Commandery for the State Conclave which finished its sessions today.

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Albany Robert H. Clark West Fourteenth Street New York Adirondack Miate Templar
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Harvard's Oldest Graduate Dies Amid Commencement Festivities

Cambridge date June 18 Rev J I T Coolidge Harvard's oldest graduate died tonight during commencement celebrations after two weeks of pneumonia illness aged years. He was a Harvard alumnus since 1838 and his wife had just died earlier this month after their seventy fifth wedding anniversary.

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Cambridge Mass Harvard J. I. T. Coolidge
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Obituary notices list Brooklyn deaths of several residents

The notice records multiple obituaries and deaths of Brooklyn residents and others, including Mary A. Jackson at 104 Miller Avenue and James McPartland at 177 Baltic Street. It lists Theodore Scott 126 Claremont Avenue, Henry Brussel 515 East Twenty-sixth Street Flatbush, and James Hagarty 160 Seventh Street aged 31. Also noted are E D. H. Smith at sea near Colon, William K. Kitchen in Augusta Georgia, Eleazer Fisher age 102 on a farm near Aurora Illinois, James J. Lord at Rhinebeck aged S, Rev. Dr. Jotham B. Sewell in Brookline Massachusetts aged 88, William A. Conklin 231 West Twenty-first Street, Joseph Holdsworth 98 Boulevard Passaic New Jersey, Mrs Fields Hermance Ossining New York, Carl Rgemp, and others referenced with scattered biographical details.

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Mary A. Jackson Alexander M. Jackson Miller Avenue Brooklyn James McPartland Baltic Street Theodore Scott Claremont Avenue Henry Brussel Fort Greene Place East Twenty-sixth Street Flatbush James Hagarty Corning Gas Woodlawn Eleazer Fisher Aurora Ill Northfield Illinois James J. Lord Rhinebeck N. Y Jotham B. Sewell Brookline Mass Bowdoin College Thayer Academy William A. Conklin Central Park Zoological Department West Twenty-first’Street Joseph Holdsworth Pitkin-Holdsworth Worsted Company Passaic N. J England Scapa New York Bernardsville Fields Hermance Ter John P. Hermance Ossining Carl Rgemp Emil Ford Avenue Beab Tien-Tein
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Left Two Widows

Joseph R. Gilkyson of Camden, noted freight tariffs expert, died in Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia. He left two widows: one longtime wife of 28 years and a second wife of 10 years, with dispute over widowhood status. Col. Frederick Gilkyson confirms details of marriages and alleged relationships, noting Gilkyson’s roles with Pennsyl vania Railroad and associated companies.

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New York Times Philadelphia Joseph R. Gilkyson Camden Pennsylvania Railroad Jefferson Hospital Lfe Robeson Apartments Frederick Gilkyson Bell Mark Company Trenton Gilkyson Col. Gilkyson South William Gleaves Emma 8. Stokes West Philadelphia General Manor Nowa Service Corporation of New Jer Pennsylvania Amie Road Company Easton
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Salen Held on Customs Fraud Charge in Lace Case

Herman A. Salen of Salen and Schreder, lace importers at 5 West Thirty-seventh Street, appeared before Commissioner Shields on a conspiracy to defraud the Government of duties. The complaint alleges undeclared values across a period, with a specific 1911 entry undervalued to avoid tariffs, costing about 2208 in duty. bail set at 10000 for June 26 examination.

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Herman A. Salen Salen & Schreder West Thirty-seventh Street Shields United States Pratt Salen Paul Salen Bernard Schreder Carstarphen John M. Williams Custom House Leon Goetz Paris Salon & Schroder
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Ellen Collins Estate Bequeathed to Charities and Strangers

The estate appraised at 205071 is left by Ellen Collins to charitable institutions and strangers. Booker T. Washington and his wife each receive 5000, with 14929 to Snow Hill Institute and 000 to Edwards couple. Multiple charities receive amounts including New York Colored Mission and Bible Society. The estate totals include 145749 in real estate and remaining securities, plus 2000 in bank accounts.

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Ellen Collins Booker T. Washington Margaret M. Washington Snow Hill Normal and Industrial Institute For Colored People William Edwards Susie Edwards New York Colored Mission New York Religious Or of Friend Seamen's End Society Lincoln Hospital and Home New York Bible Society Peace League of New York Lebanon Hospital Department For the Insane Beyrut Syria
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Klaw and Erlanger Align with Biograph for Movies

Klaw and Erlanger join Biograph Company to enter the moving picture field. The alliance follows a long planned invasion of cinema after a truce with Shubert interests and prior talk of a Protective Film Company. About 400 plays were secured for the Biograph-Klaw and Erlanger venture, with more to come next week.

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Klaw & Erlanger Biograph Co Biograph Company Moving Picture Shubert Protective Fi Company Biograph-Klaw & Erlanger Company
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Marriage and death notices for The New York Times

Notices intended for The New York Times are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for insertion. The brief item indicates the process for submitting marriage and death notices through a dedicated telephoning service.

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New York Times Bryant
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Adler Couple Welcomes Son at Cathedral Parkway

Mr and Mrs Louis Adler announce the birth of a son on Tuesday June 17 at their home 112 Cathedral Parkway. The newborn joins a family of faith and continues the Adler lineage in the city.

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Warried and Dawsons and Cloyd Johnson and Sewell notices

A fragmented wedding and engagement notice page lists ceremonies and names including Gertrude Hawkins Dawson daughter of Jacob H Savese. William C W Child. Ethel John son married Harold Reginald Cloyd. Jeannette Sewell to Edwin Hamilton Davis. Ruth S Gould referenced with June dates and Montvale New Jersey connections.

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Child—Dawson Wee Jones Bayonne N. J Rute Ree Dodd Tor St.ohn Church Komah Richmond New York City Gertrude Hawkins Dawson Jacob H. Savese Newark William c. W. Child Brooklyn N.Y James A. Johnson Harold Reginald Cloyd Davis—Sewell Montvale Jeannette Shon_ mard Sewell Edwin Hamilton Davis Jane Yr Ae York J.ughes C. Tem Randolph Charles O
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Obituary notices and family announces from New Jersey area

The fragment lists memorial notices for Arthur Collins Abbott and Jane Alley, with addresses in Yonkers and Maplewood, noting private funerals and dates. Also references Rezita Bierman widow of Isaac Bierman Elberon and a Brown memorial at a residence with a Tuesday funeral on the 14th at 6 o clock.

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Arther Collins Heights Yonkers Stanley van W. Abbott Cornelia Collins Abbott Oreday Jane V7 Fred & Alley Ie Place Maplewood Elberon Brown
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Obituary notices and funeral details from New York area

Obituaries list numerous names with addresses and funeral details across New York City and suburbs. Entries include dates in June 1913, funeral times, private interment notes, and requested flower omissions. Notable names include Esther C Conklin, Lewis Halleck, John Jackson, Thomas Janvier, Arthur Lewis, Edward Stiles, Dora Miller, Ella Pearce, and Bertha Willard.

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Funeral notices span Brooklyn and neighboring towns

A dense obituary notice page lists numerous deaths and funeral times across Brooklyn and nearby counties. Names include Abrams Louis, Curran James, Walsh James, and Wilkinson Vincent, with addresses in Jersey City, Newark, Hoboken, and Long Island City. Funeral times range 2 PM to later in the day with private services noted.

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Abrams Louis Ifth St M. Eusner William ©. Jr Beverley Road Flannagan Mary Maes Michael Galligan Elizabeth John J 16Th St Pagea Atlantic Adolph 17Th St Keane Patricks Ith St Kull Lote Catalpa Brooklyn Hospital Johbn Jeno Miteel Helena Carton W. A. M Murphy James F Wythe William R Tully James H Bedford VOM Hoff Clara Xoo Keap Marianna Rector St WALSH Tames Raith St Peeneral M. Walsh Schafer &J Wilson Thomas St. Catharine's Hospital Yockers Lawrence Varet St Brittin Emma D Halsted St Newark A. Clinchard Gertrude C Merchant St. Newark Coons Vincent Wilkinson Jersey City Haas Anna Clinton Av West Hoboken Henners Bella Williams Jeanette Grant Av Long Island Pasfield Matilda Woodhaven Simon Ferdinand Woodside Ces Theodore Hammels Tho AS Albert H Old Westbury M. Watt Eleanor M Fushing
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In Wemnoriam Breen Mary Francis Walsh Mary

In Wemnoriam notices mark Mary Breen Francis Walsh and Mary Lace died in June and a memorial mass for Francis Farrell at Sacred Heart Church. A Mass at 10 A M is noted for Francis.

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Miss Arnold Stozzis Donna Anna Maria Stozzi Marchese and Marchesa Plo Stozzi Macy Church Miss Simons Miss . Simons Lester M. Bacon Barbour—Bailey South Dakota Paul Humphrey Barbour Mary Witter Bailey Grace Church Old Saybrook Conn John Humphrey Barbour Berkeley Divinity School Middletown Melville Knox Bailey Mottet Church of the Holy Communion J. H. de Vries D. D Saybrook Samuel Hart Lean Elizabeth Hart Clairette Papin Hilyer Myleston Kawnah Lilian Hilver Egleston Alice Mason ,Turner Torrington Harriet Ruthox Dorothy Browbing Kirchwey Natalie Stewart Corwin Butterworth Hartford H. Fitegerald, Jr Waterbury Theodore Ledyard Cuyler Chapin Carpenter Potts Ville Penn David W. Clark Turner Glastonwry William J. Hamers Barbour Wee Ee Biller Erly Car Chapel of the Incarnation Miss Tarler Archibald C. MacBain H. S. Farnham Mrs. Robinson Paulist Fathers’ Church Numismatic Society Miss Marvin Dr. Pratt Miss Mackenzie Social Notes Mme. Rappold Berger Mme Marie Rappold Metropolitan Opera Company Rudolph Berger Royal Opera of Vienna Metropolitan Opera House Mr. Berger Berlin Royal Opera Elsa Dr. Rappold Colorado Ppold Mme. Rappoeld Ooklyn Heinrich Coffied la Scala Milan Vinie Daly Thames Southampton West Indies E. G. Alderson J. Bruce F. Bowden T. Black A. Batley Betencourt T Clary F. M. Carter Dover Lond Falkland Ialande T. Purcell B. Risse F. Scott G. Spenger J. Tibbetts C. F. Tietgen Siemts Dee Be Green Hilda Kar Julius Johnson T.C. Pederson Ss. Moller SS Taulbers Selma Manson Kaiser Franz Joseph YT Creston Misa Florence Beebe Mises A. W A. H. Wood Alexander Carr Thomas A. Janvier Art Colony J. R. Gilkyson Donniez — Lesquereux Nellie Lesquereux Frank Donniez Warried Ruth S. Gould Jad City Isheleck A. Clark Western St William August West Ziet St Esther C. Conklin Stsernue Chass Frank John Y Even Corp Oene i Puneral Washington, D. C Abbie Max Hulda Goldstein Saranac Rand Ce ‘Gantton Union Fields Hallock Lewis Halleck Jesse Lewis St. John Sarah Nash Hallock Hoboken Hermance Ossis N. Y Fields Kate Willara Susan Day Haackson Flowers of Moorestown Trinity Church Pennsyvania Railroad South Broad St Edward Harris Miles Laurel Hill Cemetery Miller Dora Nathan Miller Kintavaee Montana Mount Morris Park West Peaerce Ella Irene Waring Frederick Pearce Summit Probst Englewood Mertens Probst, Jr William M Julia Burdett Probst Ranters Vilanova 8Th Av Holy Cross West 42d St Reeves Roberts Harvey Baldwin Julia Baldwin Roberts Russell Union St Brook John H. Russell Ryer Washington St East Orange Catherine B. Ryer Roseville Av Wemne Mount -Pleasant Saint-Gaudens Sugden Cornish N. G Gaudens Homer Carlota Seint-Gaudens Schmid Heidel Germany Frieda ‘Schmid Frederick Krutina Steinhardt Hotel Majestic Dauphine Steinhardt Morris Steinhardt Louisville Tilghman Mudlavian Institute Kramer Ind Frances M. Tilghman Southern Watson Emma L. Watson Benjamin L Watson Willard Ridgewood Bertha la Fetra Willard Keesle Lavery Daniel J East 121St St Shaughnessy Ma Jurie Maria Port Richmond Watts Ann E Springfield Wright David 7Th St Long Island City Westchester County Eddy Evelyn A Walnut St Tokens Frank E. Campbell Woodlawn Cemetery Quanery- Pane & Company Third Street Std John Kendrick Bangs TIMES West Virginia William Z. Ripley Harvard University Sunday Times
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