Miss Alexander’s Lieutenant Bride in Chantry Ceremony
Lieutenant Philip Kip Rhinelander, A. S. A., son of Philip Rhinelander and grandson of the Whams, wed Miss Helen Kip Rhinelander at St. Thomas’s chantry officiated by Bishop Rhinelander and Dean Robbins. The ceremony featured the Star Spangled Banner, a procession with lilies and orchids, and bridesmaids in white and chiffon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kip Phinelander
A. S
Philip Thindlander
Mhinelander
Wham
Alexander
Henry Celebrat Moon
Adelaide Kip
Rhinelander
Helenghter
Martyn Alexander
Thomas
Philip M. Rhinelander
Nia
Howard €. Robina
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Jathrop M. Weld
U.S
Harvard
Wort
National Air
Guilimont
Jonas
Meyerbeer
Daphne
Cornelia Kip
William Vw ‘ R
Ide Kip Rhinelander
Margon Care Dinsmore
Geraldine
Elander
Ively
Rhin Usin
Walton Oakley
Philip Rhinelander
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Lay
Louis Gordom Pooler
East Thirtytenant
H. Spartanburg
Infantry
E H Thomas Marries Ethel Dodd Hoe in surprise ceremony
Playwright E. H. Thomas wed Ethel Dodd Hoe of 124 Waverly at the Messiah church yesterday. Bride is daughter of Rev. Dodd and active in the Women’s Home Missionary Society. Thomas, born in ISIL, was a former newspaper man and noted for works like Her Husband’s Wife and Little Hoy Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Dodd
Waverly
Shemnas
Isil
Bride
Dodd
Women's Cure
Thomas
Geraldine Fitzgerald Weds Ensign Gill in Sound Beach ceremony
Geraldine Fitzgerald married Ensign D L Gill in a Sound Beach ceremony witnessed by around twenty guests. The groom and best man were Princeton classmates, with Dorothy Oberhand as maid of honor and a wedding party including relatives from New Rochelle. The couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerwee
LoUurt
Dorothy Ocerahd
Honer
Wili
tRan
Einaign Gill
Princeton
Peiham
Peiham Thre
Ailil
New York Sun
War
London
Atario
New Rochelle
Harris Frank Wedding Ties Two Families in St Louis
Ruth Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Isa Harris of SOS West End venue married Rev. a Mendes. Miss Harris wore a silver wedding gown as bridesmaid Ada Frank from St Louis attended as maid of honor. Harvey Whiteher of Staten Island served as matron of honor and the best man was Clifford Frank. The couple will reside in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierbert Frank
Graham Frank
St. Louis
Isa Ruth Harris
Abraham Harris
SOS
West End
Miss Harris
Harvey ‘Yteher
Staten Island
Frank
Hickey Marries Miss Parrell at St Patrick’s Cathedral
David Donald Hickey Manlius New York and Miss Anna Parrell of West Forty Eighth Street wed yesterday in the Lady Chapel at St Patrick’s Cathedral. The Rev Ther Pairiex Duty officiated. The newlyweds will reside at Hickey Farm Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey-Farrell
David Donald Hickey _ Manlius
M. Y
Anna .Sparrell
St . Patrick's Cathedral
Hickey
Hickey Farn
Red Cross Wool Gains Red Tape Control War Board Ruling
The War Industries Board orders Red Cross to obtain wool through divisional HQs and with priority over civilian use. Chapters must requisition yarn via National Headquarters and stop open market purchases to prevent price hikes and duplicate gifts, ensuring military needs first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
War Industries Board
Red Cross
Wool Commodities Section
American Red Cross
Department of Supplies
Germany to Limit Men's Wardrobe to Two Suits in War Policy
Amsterdam dispatch reports Germany plans to enforce two suits per man to achieve sartorial equality amid wartime shortages. Officials consider forcing working and Sunday outfits, sparking criticism in Vorwärts which questions the impact on officials and shop workers and notes high suit costs may sustain scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
New York Times
Amsterdam
Germany
Count von Hertling
Herr von Kuhlmann
Vienna Cuts Bread Ration Amid War Strain
Dispatches report Vienna has cut the city bread ration to 660 grams weekly, about one pound, as authorities seek to stretch flour supplies amid political delays and wartime pressures. The change follows prior reductions and reflects strained food logistics tied to the Ukraine situation and cabinet considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Miagen
Ex- Thisdechangeelegraph Company
Ciston
Cabinet Council
Essary
Ukraine
Engagements of Allied Army Officers and Relatives
Mrs. Elton Hall announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lois Scott Hall to Captain Gerardus P. Herrick of Camp Dick Texas. Miss Hall, granddaughter of the late Rev Dr John Hall, is connected to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Captain Herrick, a Princeton graduate, is from New Jersey. Other engagements listed include Miss Alice Chambers Flettmann to Ensign William Medilecht Flettmann Jr., and Miss Evelyn Kingsley to Lieutenant Kenneth C. Warren. Also named are Miss Ethel McKee to Captain Francois Mugene Dougherty of Glenwood Minnesota, Miss Katharine Shore to Alan A. Cook, and Miss Chambers Shore to Dr and Mrs Trovert G Cook. Diversified lineages throughout New York and nearby states, with service members in France and Italy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Hall
East Staty-first Street
Mise Lois Scott Hall
Gerardus P. Herrick
Elles J. Herrick
Herrick
Seventy-third Street
Hiall
John Hall
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
William H. Scott
Kerrick
Princeton
Camp Dick
Peline
Texas
Prewelyn Chambers
Souhampton
Mise Alice Ely - Caambers
Wiliam Medilecht Flettmenn, Jr
Naval Aviation Corps
Wiliam M
Misa Cynambers Flettmann
Miss
Hampera Jant Cams Lupton
Ambross
Chambers
Red Cross Armbulance
Milan
Italy
Charles F. Kingsley
Brooklyn
Misa Evelyn Kingsley
Kenneth C. Warren
N. Carlton Warren Os
Kingsley
Adelphi College
Warren
Houston
Edrward FP. Sneden
Staten Island
Ethel McKee
Francois Mugene Dougherty
Gienwood
Minn
Dougherty
United States Military Acadeacy
Werat Point
France
Theth Infantry
Edward Shore
Canandaigua
M. Y
Katharine Ibmendorf Shore
Alan A. Cook
Ies. Trovert G Coot
Urigha Hall
Cook
Avi- Canandaigua
Serreant
German budget debate calls for food control shift
In the Reichstag a member demanded the chancellor remove food control from military authorities. Paul Graese argued abuses were by the government not cultivators, praising farmers for keeping Germany from worse starvation amid brutal government actions allied to soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
Tus
New York Times
Paris
Sierne
Paul Graese
Russia
Crops Expected to Boom in Southern France This Year
Agricultural reports from Southern France indicate much larger crops of grain, fruits, and olives this year, suggesting record yields since the period began. Local observers note favorable weather and growing conditions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
NEW York Timers
PAIS
Hanch Named Chief of War Industries Board Auto Unit
C C Hanch appointed Chief of the Automotive Products Section of the War Industries Board replacing H L Horning. He has served as Treasurer and Director of Studebaker Corp for three years and will devote full time to the Board while maintaining Studebaker ties. The section coordinates government orders and fosters government industry cooperation to meet war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
C. C. Hanch
War Industries Board
H. L. Horning
Hanch
Studebaker Corporation
Studebaker
British Consulate Finds Owner of Canadian Artillery Badge
The British Vice Consul reported to The Times that a Canadian artillery badge found near the consulate was identified as belonging to its owner. The owner, previously given the brooch by a Canadian soldier at the front, claimed the item after the consulate announced the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Times
Marriage Announcement for Regina von Mellenthin and Thomas Darling
Mr and Mrs Herman Henning von Mellenthin of 15 Claremont Avenue and Pearl River NY announce the marriage of their daughter Regina Flora von Mellenthin to Thomas Neil Darling I N on June 1 Darling hails from South Carolina and is a cousin of former Governor Harrison of that state Mrs Farting a father is a journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Henning von Mellenthin
Claremont Avenue
This City
Pearl River
N.Y
Regina Flora von Mellenthin
Thomas Neil Darling
I. 5
Darling
South Carolina
Harrison
Farting
Mrs Busch detained by government agents in Key West
Mrs Adolphus Busch of St Louis, returning from Germany, is held briefly in Key West for immigration and Department of Justice examination. She is questioned about citizenship and her movements abroad while authorities prepare an inventory of real estate taken by the Alien Property Custodian. Deportation is not planned and release is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Germany
Key West
Fla
Department of Justice
Great Brewery
Allen
Busch
Switzerand
Spain
Cuba
Harry D. Hawes
Switzerland
American Rose Wins Prize in Paris Rose Show
The Californian rose won the gold medal and grand prize at the Paris Bagatelle rose competition held Sunday in the Bois de Boulogne. 35,000 spectators witnessed the judging as Allied growers competed for the best new rose of the year. The winner, produced near Los Angeles, originated from the Lion rose and a cultivar named after actress Mme Segond Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
New York Times
Paris
L0s Angeles
Comédie Francaise
Mme. Segond Weber
Democrats to Meet July 9 in Syracuse for Governor Race
Special to The New York Times Utica N Y June 1918 report on the Democratic executive committee meeting in Utica chaired by T Harvey Ferris. The group authorized a Forty two committee meeting at Syracuse to decide gubernatorial nominees with Harry Hinghamton Walker Alfred E Smith as leading candidates and Hearst mentioned as possible but unlikely. Attending officials included Mayor John Fitzgibbons Oswego District Attorney David F Lee Norwich and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Utica
N. Y
Syracuse
T. Harvey Ferris
Fort Schuyler Club
Cuse
Harry Walker
Binghamton
Alfred E. Smith
Board of Aldermen
New York City
Hinghamton
Smith
William Handolph Hearst
Walker
William H. Manning
Saratoga
Ferris
John Fitzgibbons
Osweso
Joseph J. Murphy
Troy
David F. Lee
Norwich
Charles
Norris Sarthage
Ww. _ Kelly
Syracus
Union Club Adopts Women Waitresses Amid War Draft
The Union Club at Fifth Avenue and Fifty‑First Street, oldest club in the country, shifts from male to female waiters in the main dining room due to draft and Provost Marshal order. Twelve to fifteen male staff freed for war work, with Racquet and Tennis, University, Union League, and Knickerbocker clubs reportedly moving to employ women too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Vifty-first Street
Neval Crowder
Union Club
University Club
Union League Club
Knickerbocker Club
Yrs
Downtown Associative Union
German Newspapers Targeted by U.S. Society
The New York Commandery of the Society of American Wars announced resolutions calling for suspending German newspapers in the United States and ending German language instruction in public schools. The resolutions claim German papers create false impressions of U S war aims and demand loyalty with one flag and one language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of American Wars
United States
Kahn Leases Adirondacks Camp at Sagamore Lodge
Otto H. Kahn leased Sagamore Lodge on Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks from Mrs. Raymond T. Baker heiress formerly married to Alfred G. Vanderbilt. The estate spans several hundred acres and adjoins Francis P. Garvan's property by Timothy L. Wood. No lease terms were disclosed.
Paris Bird Charmer Henri Pol Dies at 78
Paris reports the death of Henri Pol a famed bird charmer from the Tuileries Gardens who drew crowds for forty years by feeding sparrows from his hand. The pensioned postal official died at the home for pensioners in Auteuil and his funeral is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Company
New York Times
Paris
Henri Pol
Tuileries Gardens
Pol
Auteuil
Funeral for John Bottomley Held in New York
The funeral for John Bottomley a former Marconi Wireless executive and Electrical Society president was held at St Andrew's Church on 127th Street and Fifth Avenue. Attendees included Marconi staff the Empire City Savings Bank trustees and members of the Banners Club and New York Athletic Club. Bottomley died last Sunday of pneumonia at age seventy and was buried in the family plot near Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bottomley
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
The
Electrical Society
James T. Bottomley
Acentist
Scotland
Explorer Frank N. Meyer Dies in China During Plant Study
Frank N. Meyer, an Agriculture Department explorer who introduced many Orient plants to the West, died in China after disappearing June 2 between Hankow and Nanking. His body was found a week later in the Yangtze River near Wu Hu. Meyer had embarked on a 25,000 mile Orient journey since 1912 to study fruits vegetables cereals and tree varieties for frost-free regions in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Frank N. Messer
Department of Agriculture
Orient
China
Hankow
Nanking
Yangtse River
Wu Hu
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
Meyer
Russia
Western
I F
United States
Great
Plains
Mrs Shepard Improves After Roosevelt Hospital Surgery
Mrs Finley J. Shepard, operated on for appendicitis at Roosevelt Hospital last week, continues to improve. Neighbors report she is progressing well at her home 579 Fifth Avenue as of last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
Finley J. Shepard
Roosevelt Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Obituary Notes From a Brooklyn Daily Page
Obituary notes report a multitude of deaths and memorials across families in Brooklyn and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Mary Deline Post Mrs Harriet Skidmore Mrs Mary Wilg etor of Brook J Ynn 65 years old emigrant and other locals such as Silas Care and Joseph Biazabedth Milzen. Details mention residences like 478 Herald Avenue 411 West End Avenue 791 Ocean Parkway and workplaces including Washburn and Co. and Lincoln and A. M. The obituaries note ages from twenties to eighties and reference affiliations with churches lodges and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Thomain Caldwell
William Flary
Herald Avenue
Taylor
Peter Tay
Alice
Hiram C. B Washburn & Co
Straw
Emilio Grieco
Bayne
Mary Deline Post
J. Ynn
Richmond Hill
West End Avenue
A. F. Brickmakere
Havernight
New York
Real
Wempley
Sal
Hawthorne
Sterdam Avenue
Harriette She &Kidmore
H. Skidmore
Willaw Epd
New Utrech
Kosciusko Street
Marys Ai
Brooklyn
Daniel
State Court
Bennic Veare
Margaret
Inaac
South Brookly
Emily Alexander
Siden Court
Paul Wilgetor
Brook
Lodge
Loage
Ion
Silas Car
Bayport
Ily
Duriant
Company K
Ruiz
Thie City
Biazabdeth Milzen
St. Ma
Ioart Money Ahe
Twelfth Avenue
Guiltman
Hennington
Vermont
Ann Stivers
Tivers
Memorial Baptist Moore
Birteenth Street
Baker Thomson
Omson
New York Brook
van Hrooklyn
Liam Bernd
Cafe Proprilyn
Hrooklyn
Wisconsn
Tehuacan
Mexico
J. Menendes
Water Street
Eliza Jane Smith
Iian Church
Lord Street
J. Smith
Lafayette Avenue
James Shannon
Henry
Hroox Iyn Iron Works
Jose
Sar
Nichols
Thomas
Longworth Nichols
Anne Lake
Cincinnat
George Nich- Bellamy Storer
Harvard
Johns Hopkins Stone
Brooklyn Water
State Street
Cold Storadé
Stone
Brooklyn Bridge
Marriage Notice for Insertion by Telephone
A terse marriage notice indicates plans for insertion in May and notes telephonic submission to The New York Times at 1000 Bryant Street. The brief mentions preparations for publishing the notice via telephone.
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New York Times
Bryant
Birth notices for Levine Neuman Winstian announcements
Mr and Mrs Levine announce the birth of a son on June 15 at their home 1 W Talon Street Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs Saul Neuman announce the birth of a son on June 15 at West 51st Street. Mr and Mrs Aston Winstian report a son born June 15 at Lucyu's Sanitarium 405 West 12th Street.
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Winstian
Aston Winstian
West 12Th St
Ljcyu's Sanitarium, & Son
Multiple Weddings Bloom in June 1918 Notices
A sequence of marriage notices dated June 13 to June 18 1918 lists couples including Regina Mellenthin and Thomas Neil Darling Ruth Harris and Herbert Frank Geraldine FitzGerald and Donald Lee Gill Letitia Sease and Clarke Houghton Lotta Bondy and Sydney Hyman Ethel Hoe and A E Thoman. Locations include Brest France New York City Norfolk Conn and Closter New Jersey.
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Craighill Gardner
St Hwai Yuan
China
Maran Wakeiee
Edward Payson
Gardner
Ramghill
Lioyd Rutherford
Darling
Mellenthin
von Mellenthin
Regina
Thomas Neil Darling
United States Navy
Farr — Blair
Brest
France
Mildred Mitchell
Chauncey J. Blair
Chicago
H. Bartow Farr
Uee
Frank—Harris
Ruth Harris
Herbert Frank
St Lant
The
Louis
Abraham Harris
West End Avy
F. de Bola Mendes
Island
Harry Kutcher
Staten
Lester Frank
Gill Fitzgerald Geraldine
Christopher J. FitzGerald
Donald Lee Gill
Ensign
Thomas the Gill
Closter
N J
Riverside
Conn
Gonzalez
Sease
Church of the New York City
George Orvin L. Gonzalez
Lieu Clark Houghton
Field Artillery
N. A
Letitia M. Sease
David XII. Sease
East Orange
N. J Griswold—Bridgman
Church of Christ, Norfolk
Howard Chandler Robbins
John Barstow
George Griswold
U. N
Tuxedo Park
Isabel Battellughter
Bridgman
Henry Harrison Bridgman
Norfolk
Hyman Bondy
Lotta Rosalie
Bertha H
Myer Bondy
Sydney Hyman
A. R
Louis Hyman
Thomas—Hoef
Ethel Dodd Hoe
A. E. Thoman
New York City
Obituary notices listing many names with June funeral dates
A dense obituary column from a New York area paper lists numerous residents with addresses in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Hoboken, Newark and Long Island. Each entry notes name, street address, date of death in June and often age, with some entries indicating funeral times or private services.
Obituary notices from New York area June 1918 death list
A long list of death notices and funeral details from New York area in mid June 1918. It includes names such as Paul W. Bernd Hiram C Plata Frederic Sears Mary Dempsey Elizabeth Meal Elizabeth Tierney Lawrence Connor and many others with dates locations and funeral arrangements.
In memory of Dr Frank J Turney and anniversary mass notices
In Hartley and local churches readers are reminded of memorials and anniversaries for Dr Frank J Turney who died June 19 1914 and for Mae G Smith and Garit Alter with mass at Corpus Christ Church and St Patrick's Cathedral Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Frank Jturney
Smith
Garit Aleter
Mae G. Smith
Christchurch
Admiral Sir Alfred Paget Dead in Britain
Admiral Sir Alfred Wyndham Paget, son of the late General Lord Alfred Paget, died suddenly in June. Born in March, he entered the English Navy in 18S and rose to captain, rear admiral, and vice admiral. He served in Egypt and Sudan campaigns, was British Naval Attach in Washington, and was knighted in 1911 and awarded the DSO in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adentral
Alfred Wyndham Paget
Alfred Henry Paget
March Up
Uts
Im Yeets Tie
Exypiiee
Soudan
Washington
Elmer Parker Howe Dies Founder and Counsel of United Shoe
Elmer Parker Howe, longtime general counsel and one of the founders of United Shoe Machinery, died in Boston at age 66. Born in Westbury Massachusetts, he studied Yale and Boston University Law School, later focusing on patent and corporate law. He helped establish the Worcester manufacturing venture before his prominence in the shoe machinery firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Elmer Parker Howe
United Shoe Machinery Compan
Semny
Parker Howe
Elmer Condant
John Westbury
Des Lowe
Duxbury
Indsa
Worcester
Ele
Yale
Boston University Law School
Chief of Seneca Indians Dead at Cattaraugus Reservation
Auburn New York June 15 News came of the death on the Cattaraugus Reservation of Edward Cornplanter a leading Seneca chief and direct descendant of the Revolutionary era Cornplanter His death ends a line of Iroquois leadership and he advocated restoration of pagan customs despite education
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Auburn
N. Y
Cattoraureans
Edward Cornplanter
Revolutionary Press
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Our National Air
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Ensign D. L. Gill
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Sound
Homald Lee Gill
Ensigh
N. Keng Feree
Thomas Lee
Cigster
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Genter
Vintwgrer
Frank Harris
Vorwaerts
Hertling
George Renwick
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Reichstag
Studebaker Man
Darling-Von Mellenthin
Mrs. Busch
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Bottomley Bier
St. Andrew’s Church
F. N. Meyer
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Nolan
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Payne
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Walton
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Lexington
Viana
Wannemacher
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Morrie
M. Wells-Annie
Badami —Vincenna
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Sterling Flace
Carrail—Simone
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Conklin
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Jensex
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Kelly
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Lansing
Augusta
Evergreen Av
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N.mary
Manhattan
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Frederic Sears
D’ Hauteville
Emmanuel Church
Newport
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Faulkner
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Dedham
Maas
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Leiccestershire
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Garretson
Kessbure
Penn
Braten Inland Hamliln
Buffalo
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Harry Hamlin
Chauncey J. Hamlin
Kings Chapel
Isler
Charlies Frits Laler
Montreal
Kivlen
Sheepshead Bay
N. J
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James J. Kivien
Mark's Church
Om Mowlay
Searsdale
N. J. Kuffler
Taylor &J
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Juliet Kuffler
Rudolph
Jose Kuffler
Leiner
Jeanette Leiner
Gustave
Olga
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P. McAdams
George Hartley
Toronto
Canada
McCully
Broad St
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Mary Marsall
Eilzabeth
Frederick Mead
Stephen Merritt
M Mortimer
Richard Mortimer
St. Mary’ Church
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Jersey City
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Lawrence
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Olden
Caroline Schueman
Walin
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Picken
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Frooklyn
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Serville
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Joe M. Seymneler
Tsth Peas
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Zlat St
Strans
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Willem Gunnel
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Elizabeth
Wis
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Lowell
Mare
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Mabel
William Townwend
Woodward
Corpsail
Wynesn
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Iard Morris
Church of the Holy Spirit
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Ansley
Archer
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Damcano
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Envy CO
American Hosiery Co
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Mekers
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Sir al London
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129Th ST
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