Morgan Attends Niece Ursula Morgan Wedding in England
J Pierpont Morgan arrived in England on the Mauretania to attend his niece Ursula Juliet Morgan's wedding. He said the European outlook improves and may speak later. He plans to sail back on the Deutschland next Thursday after meeting officials and enjoying the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ursula Juliet Morgan
Bacon
Herbert L. Satterlee
Caspar Purdon. Clarke
Morgan
Europe
Taft
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Mauretania Barles
B. Dillingham
Oscar Lewisohn
Liiam H. Thompson
William Harris
Paul Dana
Dan -Hanna
Robert L. Burton
Aere
W. G. Jameson
Morrison
I. C. Peabody
R. G. Offley
Chadbourn
Alexander Krane
Col
H. F. Dutton
Henry de Forrast Weekes
L. L. Dennis
Atlanta
Great Britain
Ma Morgan
W. Butler Mean
de Forrest
Weekes
Buys More Taxicabs
Harry Allen president of the New York Maxicabcompany returns aboard Le Provence after arranging another cargo shipment of electric cabs to meet company needs. He says Paris facilities replace fiacres and London hansoms give way to automatics. He plans stock to 1000 by Jan 1 1909 with 400 new models by Sept 1, featuring front seat trunk space and the latest improvements from French factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
New York
Maxicabompany
le Provence
Allen
Paris
London
Mr. Allen
Former Mayor's Son to Wed Miss Janet Macdonald of Westbury L I
Engagement announced Miss Janet Macdonald daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Macdonald of Westbury L I to Joseph P Grace of Great Neck L I Grace son of Mrs William R Grace and the late William R Grace twice New York mayor He is a Columbia College graduate class of 1894 and a trustee in several banks He is part of W R Grace Co and affiliated with Meadow Brook Racquet and University clubs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Macdonald
Westbury, L. I
Janet Mecdonald
Charles Macdonald
Frances Porter
Joseph P. Grace
Great Week
L. T
Miss Macdonald
Macdonald
Phoenix Lodge
Westbury
L.1
Frances Macdonald
Grace
William R. Grace
Lillias Gilchrest
New York
Michael P. Grace
Battle Abbey
England
Three Graces
Donoughmore
William Russell Grace
Louise
Fieve
Graces
East Seventy-ninth Street
Gracefield
Great Neck
L. I
Columbia
University
Meadow Brook
W. R. Grace & Co
Katherine Rapelye Van Nostrand Marries John Robertson Hoyt
Katherine Rapelye Van Nostrand daughter of John E. Van Nostrand is to wed John Robertson Hoyt in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Rapelye van Nostrand
John E. van Nostrand
John Robertson Hoyt
Marriage of Miss Blanché Lissner and Louis E Hirsh
The wedding of Miss Blanché Lissner daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Lissner New York and Louis E Hirsh of St Louis Missouri occurred this Wednesday at Westminster Hall Lenox, with the Rev Dr J M Alsher officiating. Best man Lolie Rosenberg and bridesmaid Dolly Myers attended the bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanché Lissner
Alfred Lissner
New York
Louis E. Hirsh
St.ouis, Ma
Westminster Hall
Lenox Ee
J. M. Alsher
Lolie Rosenberg
Dolly Myers
Brooklyn Appointees Named to Corporation Counsel Office
Corporation Counsel Pendleton announced the appointment of E. Lyndsey Rourke and John P. MacNamara as assistants, each earning $3000 a year. Both are Brooklynites and supporters of Senator McCarren, drawing interest in political circles. Tammany observers link the move to mayoral signals on McCarren allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
E. Lyndsey Rourke
John P. MacNamara
City Must File New Answer to Gas Suit
The Appellate Division affirmed Justice McCall's ruling that the city's demurrer be sustained in the Consolidated Gas Company suit for 460000 for gas and street fixtures. It grants the city permission to submit a new answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Walsh will probate with $200000 estate in Nassau surrogates
The will of James Walsh who died at Lawrence June 3 is opened in Nassau County Surrogate's Office. Valued at $200,000 the estate provides $25,000 to widow Susan M. Walsh along with old furniture and personal effects and a life interest in the Manhattan house at 525 Madison Avenue. Children Margaret and James receive the residuary estate, with half to the son and half to the daughter.
Charms of Long Island to be described in Times
The New York Times will detail the many summer resorts on Long Island and their amusements in tomorrow's issue. The paper promises social happenings of the season and urges readers to order Sunday’s Times early as newspaper vendors sell out quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
NEW York Times
TIMES
NEW
RK. Times
Adv
Martin hosts reception at Ritz for German ambassador
Frederic Townsend Martin held a reception at the Hotel Ritz in Paris in honor of the German ambassador and Princess Radolin. Over fifty guests attended, including the American ambassador, Princess Pogia Suasa, Marquise Talleyrand Perigord, and Mme. Emma Eames among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paris
Frederic Townsend Martin
Hotel Ritz
Radolin
Princess Pogia Suasa
Marquise Talleyrand Perigord
Waddington
Comtesse Oppersdorff
Robert Innes Ker
Charlemagne Tower
Miss Sands
Mme
Emma Eames
Griswold Gray
Henry Sands
Mrs Sage Hosts 900 Children at Sag Harbor Picnic
Mrs Russell Sage entertained about 900 village children at a Pierson High School area picnic on Park Ground Grove. The event featured an old fashioned Punch and Judy show and ice cream and candy. She promised two $5 prizes for top student progress and proficiency and to erect a new Pierson school flagpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sag Harbor
L. I
Russell Sage
Park Ground Grove
Pierson High School
Sage
Society Notes Sailings and Weddings Near Manhattan
A string of social items lists upcoming European sailings from June 25 to June 30, including Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones and others. Weddings are planned for today and Monday, with couples such as William G. McNight and Elizabeth L. Getzendaner and George Stedman Renouf and Ursula Oliver McKee. Names include Aldrich, Harvey, Boothby, Downing, Dangervield, Reed, Harvey, Farr, Harwood, Getzendaner, Blagden, Mason Jones, Renouf, McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mason Jones
T41
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Lucy T. Aldrich
Senator Aldrich
George Ll. Harvey
Columbus
Ohio
Gotham
Thomas Ogden
London
Buckingham
England
Oxord
J. W. Boothby
New Rocheller
R. W. Downing
Spencer B. Downing
Philadelphia
Benjamin Dangervield, Jr
Pittsburg
Washington Reed
Hammilton
Holland House
Long Island
A. G. Farr
Shirley Farr
Mary C. Harwood
Chicago
William G. McNight
This City
Elizabeth L. Getzendaner
Charles Hayes Getzendaner
Manhattan Congregational Church
E. ©. de Witt
A. G. von Glahn
St. Regis
Ten Liners Sail Today to Atlantic Ports
The Summer Atlantic season opens with ten liners departing the port bound for Liverpool Southampton Hamburg Bremen and the Mediterranean. Passengers include Americans bound for leisure and foreigners returning home, with many notable travelers named among the crews and voyagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Southampton
Hamburg
Bremen
Mediterranean
Umbria
Beverley D. Tucker
Virginia
J. M. McCormick
Michigan
Joseph S. Duffy
James G. Burke
F. X. Monaghan
H. P. Carter
H. A. Fussell
James Young
D- H. Adams
Charles R. McNally
J. B. King
C. B. Kellers
E. K Emery
Charles Thomson
Richard Steel
S. E. Palmer
Baron von Baumgarten
S. B. Freeman
Galt Smith
F. A. Greene
A. Randolph
William H. Hunt
D. Hastings
Mesaba
London
H. Bellringer
W. H. Sheldon
Kenneth J. Taylor
F. W. Williams
Wayland Williams
Clara Rice
H. Lloyd Asimer
M. H. Harris
Mary
Elizabeth Mitchell
Thurstow Merrill
W. McMeekin
Ralph D. Martland
C. Pemberton, Jr
Mabel L. Herts
John
Insignia For Fire Heroes
Commissioner Hayes of the Fire Department orders firemen with rescues since July 1 1908 to wear Maltese cross insignia on both sleeves. Class A A gold plaited cross center, Class B A silver plaited cross to the right, Classes C and D bronze cross to the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Fire Department
Carnegie to Judge Arbitration Essays Prize Judge Panel
Andrew Carnegie agrees to judge the Chester Pugsley Prize awarded by the Lake Mohonk Conferences on International Arbitration for the best essay on international arbitration by an American college student. Fellow judges include W. J. Bryan ex-Secretary of State John W. Foster Judge George Gray and Columbia University President Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Chester Pugsley
Lake Mohonk
W. J. Bryan
John W. Foster
George Gray
Butler
Columbia
Princess Paraghy to Visit New York With Queens Retinue
Reported plans describe Princess Paraghy arriving in New York with a six-person retinue including a bear an ibis a dog and an alligator. The Princess rumored to be Hungarian by birth reportedly travels with a gold trimmed victoria and four white ponies and demands accommodations in major hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimm Brothers
Hans Andersen
Lwoff Paraghy
New York
Lady of Title
Princess Paraghy
Hot Springs
Paraghy
Virginia
Homestead
Francis Furger
St. Petersburg
Swood Paraghy
Furger
Tetters
Victoria
Bath
Music Used At A Fire Near Lutheran Hospital
Women nurses and physicians aided firefighting at a rear barn fire behind Lutheran Hospital at East New York Avenue and Powell Street Brooklyn. They helped connect hoses and use extinguishers as flames spread toward the three story hospital with over 150 patients. Despite efforts the fire threatened the hospital though no one was hurt and music kept spirits up as alarms and operations continued. Loss was $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
East New York Avenue
Powell Street
Brooklyn
Christina Spath
Will of Pittsfield Man Leaves $50,000 to Colorado Housekeeper
Mrs. Margaret Ella Thrasher, longtime housekeeper at the Antler Hotel in Colorado Springs, is named beneficiary of $50,000 from the late Frank Tillotson of Pittsfield Mass now probate in Los Angeles. Tillotson, 78, an invalid, rewarded her many acts of kindness and she plans to travel to Europe before returning to her duties at the Antler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Colorado Springs
Col
Margaret
Ella Thrasher
Antler Hotel
Frank Tillotson
Pittsfield
Mass
Tillotson
Los Angeles
The
Antler
Towers urged to reconcile as divorce suit nears decision
In White Plains, June 19 Justice Keogh kept open the record in the separation case of Mary Bogardus Tower and Albert Edward Tower. He advised the couple to settle within a week before ruling. Tower denied cruelty and drunkenness, and described a ready Hyde Park mansion and trips with his wife and Mrs Weis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White
Plains, N. Y
Mary Bogardus Tower
Albert Edward Tower
Poughkeepsie
Keogh
Tower
Hyde Park
le Barbier
Dillingham’s New Plays and Season Plans Revealed
Theatrical manager Charles P B Dillingham returns from Europe aboard the Mauretania with plans for a balanced season of musical and dramatic works. He cites new pieces by Tristan Bernard and Haddon Chambers, plus works by Eugene Walter and Kate Jordan, and confirms musical projects for Elsie Janis Fritzi Scheff and others. Miss Isabel Irving will star in Percy MacKaye’s Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Charles PB. Dillingham
Oscar Lewisohn
Edna May
William Harris
William H. Thompson
Isabel Irving
Miss Irving
Percy MacKaye
Henry Miller
San Francisco
Dillingham
Europe
Mr. Dillingham
Tristian Bernard
Haddon Chambers
Eugene Walter
Kate Jordan
Elsie Janis
George Ade
Gus Luders
Prima Donna
Fritzi Scheff
Blossom
Herbert
Savage English Opera Co Plans Temporary Discontinuance
Henry W. Savage said the English Grand Opera Company will pause for next season while abroad seeking a suitable successor to Madame Butterfly. The Girl of the Golden West is incomplete. the company will resume after next season with that opera and two other grand works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage English Opera Co
Henry W. Savage
Rip Van Winkle Open-Air Benefit at Hastings
Open air performance of Rip Van Winkle for the benefit of Dobbs Ferry Hospital features George Ober as Rip with a professional company. Shows are scheduled for June 26 and 27 at Hastings on the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
George Ober
Rip
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Nazimova Buys a Country Place
Mme Nazimova the actress purchases a country seat on Byram Ridge north of Port Chester for 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazimova
Port Chester
N. Y
Mme. Nazimova
Byram Ridge
Shubert Minu ic World delayed in New York schedule
The new Shubert revue The Musical World will not open at the Casino in New York until June 29, leaving the Casino dark for a week. News notes mention marriages involving Jack Norworth and Nora Bayes, The Naked Truth staying at Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue, and other casting and production plans for upcoming seasons. Mrs. Fiske will address University of California students in the week of June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert
Minuic World
New York
Jack Norworth
Louise Dresser
Jack Gardner
Nora Bayes
125Th Street Theatre
Naked Truth
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue
Gertrude Hoffman
Charles Frohman
Adele Rowland
Rose Coghlan
John Drew
Jack Straw
George Ade
Benjamin Hapgood Burt
Cohan& Harris
Charles Bradley
Free Ice Cream Prize Fest at Public School No 1
Room 501 held an exhibition with minis farms and woodwork for the Plant Show of the Class of Detectives in Henry Street building. After a delay the ice cream feast arrived with two helpings and bananas, as Loretto and Louis Francusi led the effort to obtain the cooling prize amid the day’s antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Street
Department of Agriculture
Louis Francusi
Joe Markcano
Jim
Harriet Page
Wier
Loretto
Pike Street
Francusi
Lee
South America
Abie
Tey
Joe Markeano
Galloto
Parese
Nat
Jane
Interborough Railway face hearing on Bronx line delays
The New York City Interborough Railway Company, holding Bronx street car franchises since 1906, is summoned to explain to the Public Service Commission why no construction steps have been taken. Hearing set for June 30 before Chairman Willcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Interborough Railway Company
Bronx
Public Service Commission
Robert Co. Wood
Willcox
Pelham Park Railroad Company
City Island Railroad Company
Bartow Station
Belden Point
Twenty-eighth Ward Board of Trade
Union Course Board of Trade
Cypress Hills
Brooklyn, Queens County & Suburban Railroad Company
Crescent Street
Jamaica Avenue
Bassett
Death of Colonel Ham Young Telegraph Pioneer at 76
William Hamilton Young longtime Washington manager for Western Union Telegraph Company known as Colonel Ham Young died early today at his son Frank Young’s home in Chicago. He had arrived for duty at the Republican National Convention and fell ill yesterday at the Coliseum. He began telegraph service in 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Hamilton Young
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Ham ™ Young
Frank Young
Young
Notable Clergymen and Social Figures Die Across Cities
Rabbi Joseph Komirsarsky longtime leader in Chicago dies at 78. Mrs Julia Whitaker wife of Bishop Whitaker of Pennsylvania diocese dies in Philadelphia at 75 after long illness. Charles Goodhue King grandson of Mrs S C Goodhue dies at 22 at his Lake Wauremaug summer home. Gilbert Wadsworth Barnard prominent Chicago Masonry figure dies after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Komisarsky
West
Chicago
Julia Whitaker
Ozi W. Whitaker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Philadelpha
Charles Goodhue King
S. C. Goodhue
New York City
Milliken Dies Aboard New York Central Train
Former Michigan State Senator James W. Milliken died suddenly on a New York Central train en route to New York City after traveling with his wife to Yale graduation events. Born in Biddeford, Maine, the Traverse City merchant was 60 and died of apoplexy at Syracuse before the Pullman journey to New York. Coroner Harburger ordered body removal to Great Jones Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Milliken
Michigan
New York Central
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
New York
Milliken
Traverse City
Mich
Harburger
Great Jones ‘Street
Grand Central Station
Biddeford
Rough Rider Dead in Asheville
Funeral services held today for Capt. J. B. Douglas of New York at All Souls' Church in Asheville. Douglas aged 68 died at Hunt Hill after serving with Roosevelt's Rough Riders in the Spanish American War and eight years in the British Army. he had lived in Asheville for three years and was born in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asheville
N. C
J. B. Douglas
New York
Hunt Hill
Rodney Rush Scope
All Souls’ Church
Biltmore
Douglas
Rogevelt
Rough Riders
England
Long Branch Resident Julius Hammerslough Dies at 77
Julius Hammerslough a longtime Summer resident of Long Branch died suddenly at his son Desmond R. Hammersloughs summer home after heart failure. A native of Germany he built a major wholesale clothing business and helped found the National Association of Clothiers serving as a pallbearer for Abraham Lincoln in the 1860s. He leaves four sons Sylvester C R Louis and Edward all of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hammerslough
Long Branch
Desmond R. Hammerslough
New York
Mr. Hammerslough
Germany
National Association of Clothiers
Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Sylvester A.hammerslough
C. R. Hammerslough
Louis R. Hammerslough
Edward P. Hammerslough
Bookseller of Harvard Square Richardson Dies at 76
Benjamin H Richardson, known as the Harvard Square bookseller and Roosevelt’s landlord during college, died at his Somerville home at age 76. He often recalled Roosevelt’s college days and treasured gifts from the future president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benjamin H. Richardson
Harvard
Harvard Square
Roosevelt
Somerville
Hoagland Couple Welcome Son in Brooklyn
Born on June 16 in Brooklyn to Mr and Mrs Elmo Hoagland a son joins the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoagland
Brooklyn
Elmo
Marriages Listed In Jersey City and Nearby in June
A Columbia of June weddings across New Jersey and New York lists brides and grooms: Helen B Frankenbach to Eugene F P Schlaich in Jersey City. Claire Smith to William Arthur Anderson in Warwick New York. Julia Gilman to Lawrence P Fagan in Newark. Florence Rice to Andrew J Goetz Jr in Newark. Lavinia Pauline Kimball to Lewis S Clapp in Hewlett Long Island. Emma Voorhees Campbell to Frank F Moore in Newark. Elsie L Millward to Louis LeLong in Newark. and other pairs on June 11 through June 18 across Newark East Orange Arlington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylan — Walker
Julet Walker
Albert R. Boylan
Buck—Drummond
East Orange
Martha E. Drummond
Peter UC. Buck
Campbell—Smith
Genevieve Agnes Smith
Frank Henry Campbell
Chisholm — Portsmore
Louise Alice Portsmore
Kenneth Chisholm, Jr
Clapp—Kimball
Hewlett, L. L
Lavinia
Pauline Kimball
Lewis
Clapp
Cooper
Crowbell
Arlington
N. J
Lillian May Crowell
William F. Cooper
Fagan—Gilman
Newark
Julia Gilman
Lawrence P. Fagan
Goetz
Rice
Florence Rice
Andrew J. Goetz, Jr
Hedden—Hunt
East
Daisy D. Hunt
Death notices and funeral listings from New York area papers
A dense collection of obituary notices and funeral announcements dated June 1908. Entries name many individuals including Jeannette Amelia Crommelin, Julius Hammerslough, Charles Goodhue King, Madeleine Orr, Morton Skinner, William Otis Smith, Emilie Spencer, John Steeves, Alexander Wallace, Christi Weed, Wilbert Applegate, Norah Baber, and others. Details cover residences, ages, locations, and scheduled services or private interments across New York and New Jersey communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Long Branch
King
Arrownoint
Conn
Julius
Hammerslough
Isalem Fields
Cypress Hills
Charles Goodhue
Percy R
Sarah Goodhue
Orr
William H. D
Audubon
Madeleine
Montreal
Canada
Carr. Skinner
Morton Skinner
Denver
Col
West 44Th
Corneila James A. Skinner
Smith
Cambridge
Mass
West 139Th St
New
John F. Steeves
York City
Mary J. Steeves
Kindy
Wallace
Alexande Wallace
Summerfield Methodist Church
Greene and
Washington Avs
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
Weed
Christi
Charles A.ne
Whann Weed
Utica
Obituaries and funeral notices list Brooklyn Newark New York deaths
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices with names and addresses across Brooklyn Newark Hoboken and surrounding areas. Entries include Margaret Darby Cornelius Dolan Bridget Polan Anna Donnelly Clarence Donovan Maria Esslinger Augusta Fischer Michael Gallagher John Gilroy and many others with ages and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Franklin’ St
Newark
Kennett Elliott
Esslinger
Eastern District Hospital
Brooklyn
Maria M. Esslinger
Fischer
Lafayette Av
Augusta
Gallagher
Madison, Av
Michael Gallagher
San A
Tune
Margareta Green
Harrison
East Orange
Augusta C. Harrison
Jewell
Morris_Av
Samuel RK. Jewell
Jorgensen
Harrison, N
William A. Jorgensen
Morrow
Keeley
North 7Th St
Augustus Keeley
Kerr
Decatur St
Knerr
Day
In Memoriam Masses and Services Noted
In Memoriam listings show Masses for Annie R. Carsor at Joseph's Church Newark at 3 a day, Rev John J Terr at St Gabriel's Church today at 9 A M, and Joseph A Fripp at Saint Sainte Church today at 10 A M. Names appear with times and locations for memorial masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tzarson
Annie R. Carsor
Woodlawn Cemetery access by Harlem train and trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots £150 up. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Books of Viewa or representative. Office 20 Fast 28P St., N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. P. Morgan
Harry Allén
J.P. Grace
Miss van Nostrand
Hirsh—Lissner
McCarren
Walsh
F. T. Martin
Princess Radolin
Mrs. Sage
Social Notes
A. Duclos
George E. _Pollock
Gladys Crawford
Plymouth
Cherbourg
George Martin
Barbour Walker
W. A. Wood
Agnes Vicker
W. H. Skerry
Camilo Torres Elicechea
A. M W. Forrester
Grace Huntington
Margaret A. Hughes
E. L. Judkins
Salter E. Smith
Alice Wood
W. Albert Grant
Henry A. Frost
David Gré
Prinzess Irene
Naples
Genoa
Homer Albers
C. C. Nickerson
Harold W. Lemans
John A. Scott
Russell CC. Stewart
Grace E. Rowe
Alfred S. Roberts
Mary G. Hobart
J. W. Jones
John Zabriskie
Helen G. Ingersoll
Zeeland
Antwerp
Dover
Cc. Canfield
Edwin L. Hall
William J. Hertz
Della G. Long
B. H. Ogden
Anna R. Gilchrist
James O'Gorman
Mary, Ellen
Edith O'Gorman
George H. Mead
Friedrich der Grosse
E. A. Alexander
D. Charles L. Edgar
Mary Brownell
W Hernessy
John J. Egan
William Bayard Hale
William D. Richards
H. &. Straight
Edward A. Scott
Sylvester Scovel
Henry Newman
Dr. EE
California
Glasgow
W. G. Anderson
W. Anderson
Bear
Alligator
York Hotels
Colorado
Sta Hultz
Court
J. W. Milliken
Yale
Capt. Douglas
South
Anderson—Smith
Warwick
Claire Smith
William Arthur Anderso
Bird
Applegate
Budd's Lake
Wilbert Applegate
Barber
East 18Th St
Norah Baber
Baiz-Pereira
139Th St
Salomon -ais-Pereira
Berliner
Franklin Av
Betty Berliner
Bickford
Union St
Jersey City
Catherine Bickford
Brady
Xl.y
Bridget Clark Brady
Branagan
Mulberry Flace
Ellen Branagan
Crane
Caldwell
Joseph O. Crane
Conzey
McDougal St
Helen J. Conzey
Assisi
Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi
By Neith Boyce
Jsogton Transcript
Posthard
Hovey
Hildegarde Hawthorns
Detroit
Newa
Duffield
Joseph Thomas
James Ty Malatesta
Beall
Thomas
Sergt
van Steenburgh
Emsford
Elmsford
Sse
Malatesta
Olmsted
Ld Roy
N.Y
Tompkins
Willa
Hird
Koster
Creston
Henry C. Koster
Leech
William H. Leech
Lucke
Suydam Place
Caspar Locke
McManamy
St. Av
Peter McManamy
Maher
West 29Th&t
Catherine Maher
AL M.S . Manson
Dawson &T
Cathrine Manson
Marmion
Meara
Lenox
Anna M. Meara
M. Meng
Devoe St
Jme
Frederick E. Meng
Monaghan
East 90Th St
Patrick Monaghan
Our Moore
Wiehland
William Moore
Nichols
Marton St
George Nichol
Nosky
Mauser St
Bodie
Frances Nosky
Pennell
Newbure
Randall
Bridge St
Benjamin Randall
Rudden
X._E
Thomas Rudden
Ryan
Kings County Hospital
Thomas Ryan
Sanders
Orange
Mary Sanders
Schoenfeld
Garden St
S Smith
Lafayette
Emma Smith
Stocker
Newburg
Edward
Templeton
Irvington
SN. Y
Catherine Templeton
M. Watson
Slicks St
Elizabeth Watson
Webb
Sanfordville
X. Y
William Webb
Camp St
Adelina H. West
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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