Visitors' Day at Camp Townsend Highlights Veterans Visit
Visitors from Peekskill and nearby resorts gathered at Camp Townsend for a Thursday field day. Veterans and officers from the Seventh Regiment joined Adjutant General McGrath and Col. Emmett to witness drill, battle movements, and a concert in honor of Col. Kipp's birthday as Major Lydecker planned future attacks and emergency rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Peekskill
Seventh Regiment
Thomas H. McGrath
Robert T. Emmett
Charles A. Denike
John T. Camp
New York
Charles H. Luscomb
Duffy
John R. Fahley
P. J. Maguire
G. W. Lyons
Stanley Hamilton
United States Artillery Corps
O’ryan
Col. Kipp
Col. Appleton
Landon
Corps
M. C. Sullivan
Edwin Carney
R. H. Grey
First
Signal Corps
Col. Thurston
Soldiers' Monument Commission Meeting Details
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument commission met in Mayor Van Wyck’s office to discuss the Riverside Drive arch opposite Eighty-ninth Street. Recorder Goff reported as head of the inscription committee and outlined the inscription to be placed on the frieze of the main cornice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors
van Wyck
Riverside Drive
Eighty-ninth Street
Goff
New York City to Erect Civil War Memorial Arch
City officials approve inscriptions honoring soldiers and sailors who fought to save the Union. Recorder Goff notes brevity. Mayor Van Wyck and Park Board President Clausen back the wording. Legislature questioned scope but funding of 38,000 dollars for approaches and landscaping approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
New York
Recorder Goff
van Wyck
Clausen
Park Board
James A. Goulden
Grand Army of the Republic
MANY PENSIONS TO ONE STATE
A New Hampshire veteran pension surge is noted as 9,088 residents hold pensions out of 995 629 nationwide. The June report cites a Republican House member pressing for pension expansion and links it to New Hampshire’s strong influence through its Senate pensions chair and House invalid pensions leader. The recent session saw 705 special pension bills passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
New Hampshire
Pension Bureau
Capitol
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Pensions
House Committee On
Manhattan College Grants Degrees at Carnegie Hall
At Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon Manhattan College awarded 39 degrees under Archbishop Corrigan with Pope Leo XIII blessing. Graduates included John J. Mitty and Robert W. Pommerer. Justice Fitzgerald delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo XIII
Corrigan
Whattan College
Carnegie Hall
Robert W. Pommerer
John J. McBride
Edward F. Roche
John J. Mitty
Robert Walsh
John E. Kiffin
Charles
Justice Fitzgerald
Manhattan College
Holy Father
Christian Brothers
The
Cotter
Garrett William
Donovan
John Joseph
Doyle
Thomas Joseph
Mitty
Dunney
Joseph A. Roche
Edward Francis
Gearon
William A. Sinnott
Edwin Martin
Healy
John Edward
J Slevin
William E. Kane
J. J. G. Sullivan
Jeremiah F. Kilduff
Talty
Francis E. McBride
Walsh
Robert J
Brennan
Francis R. Lavin
Desiderio
Dollard
John E. Pommerer
Robert W. Lynch
Francis J. Radford
Henry V. McMorrow
James W
Cornell Commencement Addresses Intellectual Decline
At Ithaca on June 20, Cornell University held its 33rd annual commencement in the University Armory. President Jacob G. Schurman conferred 430 degrees, including 63 advanced degrees, and delivered an address criticizing the United States as intellectually weak compared with England’s great minds. He urged American universities to cultivate genius to sustain world power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurman
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
University Armory
Jacob G. Schurman
Armory
United States
England
Darwin
Shakespeare
Brown Honors ex President Andrews at Brown meeting
Providence Rhode Island June 20 former Brown University president E Benjamin Andrews now at Nebraska State University was elected to fill a vacancy on Brown's Board of Trustees at the annual corporation session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Brown University Corporation
E. Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska State University
Brown University Dean Resigns Amid Strain
Providence June 20 Prof Winslow Upton of Brown University tendered his resignation as Dean of the university. Stealth is given as the cause. Upton is Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Ladds Observatory. Recently he left college amid the strain caused by overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Winslow Upton
Upton
Ladds Observatory
Colen Meng
Harvard Senior Dance Held at Memorial Hall Tonight
Cambridge June 20 Harvard University seniors held their annual dance in Memorial Hall. Outside the delta near the John Harvard statue tables were set for refreshments and the enclosure was festooned with Japanese lanterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Memorial Hall
Delta
John Harvard
Hamlet Contest for Points at The Strollers Club
The Players and The Strollers clubs staged a Shakespearean contest for points with two Hamlet scenes. Edward Fales Coward of The Strollers won over Harrison Blake Hodges of The Players in a serious and well received performance judged by Franklin Sargent David Torrence and Col. Franklin Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strollers
Hamlet
Strollers Club
Harrison Blake Hodges
Players
Edward Fales Coward
The
Dane
Gertrude
Coward
Franklin H. Sargent
David Torrence
Col
Franklin Bartlett
Hodges
Horatio
the Ghost
William Duncan Preston
Marcellus
Otho Cushing
Bernardo
Hevlyn Dirck Benson
Josephine Morse
Theatrical Notes On Various Cast Changes And Events
Ednar and Jace Hopper left the Florodora cast with Grace Dudley supplying Lady Hollywood. Hopper sails to California due to her mother's illness. Cissy Loftus performed vaudeville at Herald Square and Hurtig Seamon's. Sothern and Virginia Harned saw her, with Loftus to appear next season. At St Nicholas Garden the soloists were Elizabeth Hazard and J Leopold Winkler. The Kaltenborn orchestra played selections from The Singing Girl Florodora Strauss waltz Sousa march Mignon and The Light Cavalry. The open air Rose Garden show was canceled due to north winds. The Mikado in the auditorium featured Julia Gifford Yum and J Aldrich Libbey Pooh Bah, with a warm reception. Roof garden opening postponed awaiting warmer, calmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Miss Loftus
E. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
St. Nicholas Garden
Elizabeth Hazard
J Leopold Winkler
Hazard
Krause
Hahn
Winkler
Kaltenborn Orchestra
Light Cavalry
North River
Eighth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Rose Garden
Gilbert and Sullivan
Feminine Frills and Fashion Tidbits in 1900s Style
The article surveys feminine fashion trends from parasols and trains to gowns and trimming fabrics. It notes banned trains in Ems to protect invalids, discusses sought after colors like burned orange, and highlights gowns with mousseline, foulard, lace, and silk trims. It mentions red brown suits on Fifth Avenue, French sewing quality, and a seamstress counting four hundred children’s Russian blouses made in three years.
Society and Sport Dominate New York Season
The city’s social week blends with golf and yachting events as the Buffalo Exposition visitors arrive and Bar Harbor rentals surface. Notables including the Hunnewells and the Van Rensselaers attend dances, regattas at the New York Yacht Club draw small crowds, and summer plans unfold from Newport to Bar Harbor with polo at Seabright and Long Island socials.
Newport Gossip Highlights Season Arrivals and Engagement News
Newport June events report a steady stream of season arrivals from New York and Boston, with Mrs. Lily Oelrichs celebrated for her engagement to Peter D. Martin. Notable guests include Mrs. Crocker and the Rutherford sisters at Osgoode villa, and many dinners planned in honor of the Vanderbilt and French households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Charles A. Childs
New York
Lily Oelrichs
Peter D. Martin
George Crocker
Rutherford
Osgood Villa
Bellevue Avenue
Mr. Crocker
William T. Bull
Garrettson
Paul Andrews
Newport Park Commission
C. L. F. Robinson
Gordon McKay
F. O. French
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Seth B. French
John R. Drexel
Sultana
Edward
Willing
Charles F. Hoffman, Jr
Pendleton Cottage
E. Rollins Morse
S. D. Schenck
Sargent Cottage
FE. H. G. Slater
Hopedene
Washington
S. Horatio Whitwell
Miss Whitwell
Boston
P. A. Stockton
Miss Stockton
Quebec
William Gammell
Providence
Elms Court
J. de Forest Danielson
David P. Heap
United States Army
London
H. Casimir de R
William R. Travers
James Benkard
Buchanan Winthrop
Charles A Hess Honored by Colored Republicans
About 509 attendees at a Murray Hill Lyceum smoker and vaudeville event by the Central Republican Club in New York’s Twenty-fifth Assembly District. Ex-Alderman Frederick A Ware presented a loving cup to Charles A Hess, ex-district leader, with an inscription of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill Lyceum
Frederick’‘A. Ware
Charles A. Hess
Twenty-fifth Pene
WEDDINGS OF A DAY Edmund Kennedy and Miss Martelle wed
The marriage of Edmund Pendleton Kennedy of Virginia and Miss Josephine Marie Martelle of Burlington Iowa was celebrated at Trinity Chapel in New York. The bride wore white satin crepe with lace and carried Bride roses. Attendants included Miss Bowers and Mrs. Kennedy’s sisters. A reception followed at 120 Madison Avenue for family members and guests from Montreal Virginia Philadelphia and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Pendleton Kennedy
Virginia
Josephine Marie Martelle
John B. Martelle
Burlington
Iowa
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty-fifth Street
John H. Logie
Trinity Parish
John Adrian Bowers
Josephine A. Bowers
Grace van Dusen Martelle
Chicago
Isobel Houghton Smith
Margaret Hughes Kennedy
Ethel Grey Kennedy
John Weltmiller
Humphrey K. Ambler
John Pendleton Kennedy
London
Andrew Kennedy
Papa Kennedy
Madison Avenue
Gillelan
Gaunt
Montreal
Julia C. Kennedy
Edmund R. Taylor
Anthony Kennedy
Philadelphia
Garmany
van Dusen
James Banks Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Elizabeth Tyree
Harriett Tabor
Joseph Dodd
Edgar John Arnold
Leon Vincent
Thomas
Weltmiller
Brilliant Society Wedding in Pittston
Miss Elizabeth Langworthy of Chicago and Dr. William A Stewart of Pittsburgh were married at C H Cool’s residence with Rev F De Witt Mallory officiating. The bride’s sister Ruth Langworthy served as maid of honor, and Dr Ralph A Stewart was best man. The couple plans a Pittsburgh home after a reception and honeymoon. Notable out of town guests included Mrs George Westinghouse and George Westinghouse Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Penn
Elizabeth Langworthy
Chicago
William A. Stewart
Pittsburg
C. H. Cool
F. de Witt Mallory
Lenox
Mass
Ruth Langworthy
Eleanor Smith
Ralph A. Stewart
New York
Stewart
Out of Town
George Westinghouse
Frank Moore
George Jones
Schenectady
Miss Agnes Stewart and William Pierce wed in Utica
In Utica on June 20 Miss Agnes Stewart married William Pierce Ph D Associate Professor of Philology at Hamilton College. Clinton Scollard poet served as best man. Mr and Mrs Shepard will sail tomorrow for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Agnes Stewart
William Pierce Arene
Hamilton College
Clinton Scollard
Shepard
Europe
Mrs Fairbanks on Patriotism at Daughters of the Revolution Meet
Saratoga June 20 The New York State Conference of the National Society Daughters of the Revolution opened with America and prayer. Elizabeth W. Brown welcomed attendees and Blandin D. Miller responded. Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks, president of the General Society, delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Revolution
Saratoga
New York State
National Society
America
William Durant
Elizabeth W. Brown
Blandin D. Miller
Oneida
Charles W. Fairbanks
General National Society
Sunday Ballplayers Fined in Tarrytown
William Russell and Joseph Crowley were arrested Monday for alleged baseball law violations. After a one hour jury deadlock, Judge Kellogg tried them without a jury, finding both guilty and fining $5 each. fines paid under protest, appeal planned to the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
N. Y
William Russell
Joseph Crowley
John P. Harrigan
Kellogg
Court of Appeals rules tax on foreign corporation stock in-state business
In Albany on June 20 the Court of Appeals ruled that a foreign corporation is taxable on its capital stock under New York corporation tax law if it transacts business in the state even when the activity is inter state commerce. A Klopstein & Co of New Jersey, capital stock 500000 with 200000 issued, runs a chemical drug import business. Six sevenths of its trade, the firm says, is importation and sale in unbroken European packages. The decision may be appealed to the United States Supreme Court for final determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Court of Appeals
Klopstein & Co
James A. Roberts
United Sea Supreme Court
A. Klopstein & Co
New Jersey
Europe
Will of James A. Herne Filed for Probate in New York
The actor James A. Herne who died June 2 had his will dated July 23 1895 filed yesterday in the Surrogates office. He leaves 29500 in estate with a 15000 trust to be held by his widow Katherine C. Herne for their four children, divided equally and payable at age of majority. Manuscripts of plays and copyrights go to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
James B. Alaggin
1 Harbor
Haggin
James W. Gerard
Canary Cottage
Kebo Street
Alexander T. van Nest
Malvern
C. S. Wadsworth
Arthur Biddle
Mount Desert
Antonio Y. Stewart
Philadelphia
van Rensselaer
Stanton
James A. Herne
Katherine C. Herne
Tastator
Will of Mrs Atwill Filed for Probate with $75 000 Estate
The will of Mrs. Cornelia A. Atwill was filed in probate court yesterday. The estate is valued at 75000 dollars with 5000 to the Gallaudet Home for Deaf Mutes and 10000 to the Protestant Episcopal Church of Poughkeepsie. Upon the death of a daughter Mrs Wheaton ten thousand dollars is to be paid from her share to the Home for Aged Couples St Luke s Home for Indigent Christian Females St Luke s Hospital and the Cathedral of St John the Divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia A. Atwill
Gallaudet
Protestant Episcopal Church of
St. Luke's Home
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Sheehy Will Admitted After Contest
The will of Edward C. Sheehy Jr was admitted to probate by Surrogate Fitzgerald. The bulk of the estate, about 100000, was left to his brother Frank P Sheehy while two sisters received 10 and 25 dollars. The sisters contended the will on grounds of incompetency and undue influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Sheehy, Jr
Fitzgerald
Frank P. Sheehy
Court of Appeals rule limits civil service salary raises
The Court of Appeals affirmed the Appellate Division in Abraham Lodholz case, ruling that a New York City sewer department draughtsman may not receive a salary increase without a further civil service exam, and that civil service commissioners may only classify the position, not set pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Abraham Lodholz
New York City
Lodholz
New York
Percy Rockefeller at Rockwood Hall in Tarrytown
Percy Rockefeller, son of William Rockefeller, staying with his wife at Rockwood Hall near Tarrytown. He had a headache and Saturday took a chill, but his condition improved and he has not been confined to his room. Earlier reports misidentified a Rockefeller as Migs Isabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy A. Rockefeller
Isabel Stillman
Rockwood Hall
Tarrytown
Ambassador Choate
London
Percy Rockefeller
N. Y
William Rockefeller
Brooklyn Faces Imminent Water Famine Risk Says Reports
Brooklyn's water supply outlook is mixed with warnings of possible famine despite claims of ample reserves. Joint committee and department engineers clash over Brooklyn’s storage capacity and drought risk, noting Ridgewood reservoirs hold far less water than last year while Spring rains failing to help. Hempstead reservoir stands near full, with a borough total near 268 million gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Birdsall
Ridgewood
Water Department
Hempstead
Body of Gen Bartlett Found After Northfield Sinking
The body of Gen Charles L Bartlett, a Northfield sinking victim, was recovered yesterday between Piers 6 and East River by deckhand Fritz Weber. He wore a gold watch from the Sev enth Regiment, $27.25 in money, and jewelry. Funeral plans include services at Trinity Chapel and West Point burial with military honors. the Northfield wreck was towed to Brooklyn for final work as police searched for more bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Bartlett
Northfield
East River
Fritz Weber
Franklin Brown
Seventh Regiment
Bartlett
Staten Island
Manhattan
Trinity Chapel
Lafayette Post
Wilbur Fiske Wood
West Point
Gen. Bartlett
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
Forty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Monarch
Century
Congress Street
Buttermilk
Bay
Mauch Chunk
Gen Robert Nugent dead in Brooklyn home after long illness
Brevet Brigadier General Robert Nugent one of Lincoln's first volunteers died at 332 McDonough Street Brooklyn from cancer triggered by a bullet wound at Fredericksburg while commanding the Sixty-ninth New York Volunteers. Born in 1824 in Kilkeel Ireland he led Irish Brigade regiments in major Civil War battles. He served as Provost Marshal for the Southern District of New York during the draft riots, survived a mob attack on his home, and later held commands in the Thirteenth Infantry and Twenty-fourth Regiment before retiring in 1879. He leaves a widow three daughters and a son and will be buried at Cypress Hills National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nugent
Lincoln
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
Sixty-ninth Volunteers
Fredericksburg
Kilkeel
County Down
Ireland
National Guard
Bull Run
Malvern Hill
White Oak Swamp
Glendale
Antietam
Nugent
New York
Sixty-ninth
Thirteenth Infantry
Twenty-fourth
National Cemetery
Cypress Hills
Lafayette Post
War Veterans’ Association
Old Guard
Death List of a Day Byron Laflin
Byron Laflin of Hudson New York died today a native of Lee Massachusetts. He served before the Civil War as Captain and was promoted to Colonel of the Thirty fourth New York Volunteers. He was brevetted Major General and became Pro visional Governor of North Carolina. He leaves two daughters Mrs Dawes of Chi omy and Miss Eliza Laflin of Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, N. Y
Byron Laflin
Lee
Mass
Thirty-fourth
New York Volunteers
North Carolina
Dawes
Chiomy
Eliza Laflin
Watertown
Obituary notices for Decker Decker widow Vance and Major Young
Alonzo T Decker former lumber merchant died at Fordham Heights from paralysis his funeral will be at his residence tonight survived by wife and two daughters Augusta B H Vance widow of Mayor Samuel B H Vance of New York died at Sayville at seventy four private funeral at Mrs Roosevelt home Rev J H Prescott to officiate burial in Greenwood Major Sam Muel L Young longtime United States Commissioner died in Reading Pennsylvania yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo T. Decker
Fordham Heights
Decker
Decker & Rapp
Augusta B. H. Vance
Samuel B. H. Vance
New York City
Sayville
L. I
John Roosevelt
Roosevelt
J. H. Prescott
Greenwood Cemetery
Sam Muel L. Young
United States
Reading
Penn
Norton
Maud Louise Norton
Augustus Norton
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
East 42d
Strobel
Caroline Strobel
Philip Strobel
127Th St
Townsend
Stormville
Phoebe A
E. J. Townsend
Vance
John E. Roosevelt
Long Island
Augusta Blanche Hay
Greenwood
Philadelphia
Major Young’s Civil War Service Highlighted in 79th Year
Seventy nine years. Major Young was appointed a Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in 1853 and served until his death. From 1851 to 1856 he was an Associate Judge of the Berks County Court. When Gen Lee invaded Pennsylvania in the Civil War Major Young raised an independent company for State service and retained command until after Antietam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Young
Circuit Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Charity Donation Acknowledged by New York Times
The New York Times acknowledges receipt of $2 from W. M. in aid of a woman and five children for whom the Charity Organization Society has appealed for $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
New York Times
W. M
Organization Society
A Summer Shirt Notice
A brief business notice advertises summer shirts in all linen, with E and W in all white. The terse listing emphasizes light fabrics and white color options for warm weather wear.
Marriages of Arcularius Du Buisson and Chipman Carpenter
Details of two 1901 and 1991 nuptials: Marie Fermine Du Buisson wed Dr. Philip Edward Arcularius at St Luke's Montclair New Jersey, officiated by Rev Isaac Peck with Rev Frederick B Carter assisting. Edith May Chipman wed William Nichols Carpenter at Grace Church Chantry, officiated by Rev C B Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARCULARIUIS—DU_ BUISSON
St. Luke's Church
Montclair
N. J
Isaac Peck
Frederick B. Carter
Marie Fermine
George H. du Buisson
Philip Edward Arcularius
Carpenter—Chipman
Grace Church Chantry
Edith May Chipman
Horace and
Charlotte Chipman
William Nichols Carpenter
Obituary notices and funeral services dated June 1901
Death notices for Laura Benedict Ralph E Brooker Alonzo T Decker and others list funeral times and locations across New York City including West 73rd Street Anthony Avenue Tremont St Bartholomew's Chapel East 42nd Street and Greenwood Cemetery with interment plans and requests for flowers and carriage arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Burnside Av
Tremont
New York City
Newburg
West Shore
West 22d St
Ages of one year or under are set down one year
A brief note states that ages of one year or under are recorded as one year. The line reflects a counting convention or genealogical record rule for age notation. No additional names, dates, or places are provided in the readable fragment.
Almshouse and hospital residents listed in Brooklyn area
A long alphabetical listing names residents associated with hospitals almshouses and clinics across Brooklyn. Included are Bridget Kenny at 102 Guernsey St Michele Lanno 197 Jay St Marion Lloyd 328 Bedford Av Florence Maher P Nobile and many others with addresses on Greene Av Willoughby Av 3d Av Lafayette Av and St. Peter's St. Marys and Memorial Hospitals. The roll mentions Kings County Hospital Peter s Hospital and multiple Almshouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Bridget
Guernsey St
Lanno
Michele
Jay St
Lloyd
Marion L
Bedford
Maher
Florence
Nobile
Bineetas Avenue
Ahearn
Louise
van Sielen
Avenue U
Fitzpatrick
Gates
Hammond
Skillman
Hague
Augusta
Smith St
Jones
Madeline
K. Co
Almshouse
Jantz
Alfred
Freeman St
Kenna
Anne
Carroll St
Kettleman
Nora
Kings Co
Hosp
Kiedrisch
F. H
Humboldt St
Maginness
Henry
Sackett St
Catharine
St. Mary’s Hosp
Rauh
Maximilian
Ralph
Renner
Andrew P
Central
Mieraraen
Amanda
Donovan
Teresa B
St. Paul's
Julina
Gerry St
Eee Eugene
Java St
Saracino
Classon Av
Winter
Clifford
Tompkins
Watson
Bergen St
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Peekskill Meeting
Pension Claims Attorneys
McNally
Simon Thomas
B. S
Burdett
Lester C. Klein
Adolphe P. Burdett
H. W. E. McGovern
George W. Donovan
Charles J. O’brien
Thomas H. Garry
Francis S. Quinn
William E. Kilroy
John William
Herman Ridder
John J. Kean
J. F. Caponigr
Milmo McGowan
James J. Kane
J. J. Mitty. Kelly
J. J. Mitty
J. E. Healy. Grady Memorial
R. J. Walsh
J. J.devlin
the College
Carnegie Lyceum
James J. Walsh
J.T. Manning
D. J. McMann
James
Brown
Andrews
Aera
Ems
Lakewood
Fifth Avenue
Glen Cove
Morristown
Buffalo Exposition
Julien T. Davies
Ethel Davies
Anson W. Hard
Miss Hard
Edward de Peyster Livingston
Buffalo
Beck
H. H. Hunnewell, Jr
Walter Hunnewell, Jr
Robert C. Hooper
Amory Lawrence
F. R. Sears, Jr
New York Yacht Club
Seabright
Cornelius N. Bliss
John E. Cowdin
Baireuth
John. R. Drexel
Stuyvesant Fish
Charles S. Childs
Victor Sorchan
Oscar F. Livingston
East Thirtieth Street
Hollywood, N. J
the News OF Newport
Kennedy—Martelle
Stewart—Langworthy
Shepard—Stewart
Mrs. Fairbanks
Herne
Sheehy
Civil Service
Brooklyn Water Supply
Borough
Citizens’ Committee
President Lincoln
Bronx
O'thers
Barton
Eliza
E Gist
Braunsfield
Kate A
Dougal
Catterell
Tillary
St. Brooklyn
Coggiano
Teresa
Connolly
Bridget A
Christy
John
Patrick
Deschler
Henrietta
Dickinson
Charles H
New Brighee Ee
Nellie
Dacunzo
Antonio
Mott St
Designan
Lillian
Leroy St
Drever
John W
English
Margaret
Eggers
Herman
Freligh
Agnes
Fong
Chu
Doyers St
Figura
Joseph L
Martha
E.4th
Feldstein
Joseph
Ludlow St
Gannon
Patrick J
Goldenberg
Rose
Rivington
Huloky
Roste
Harper, Olive
Wee Ene
Hirsch
Fmil
E. Ith St
Hohenfels
Hargaden
West End
Hausner
Mollie
Broome
Jackson
Annie
Kelly, Mary
Krasskin
Chami
Henry St
Knock
Louis
Lynch
Cornelius
Beach St
Luna
Lucia
Oak St
Loviss. Antonio
Ledere
Avice
Sarah
St. Nichol
Monon
Malony
Mary
Murry
Katie
Morrison
Rowenna
McCarthy
Lillie
McKevitt
Olivias
Antonia
Porter
Kate
Paar
Veronica
Quinn. Thomas
Russell
E. 11Th
Ritter
Yacob
Avenue
Sullivan St
Varlour
Alegesa
E. 17Th
St Valentine
Assento
Velansky
Barney
White
May
E. St. St
Jenes
Willies
Moses
Wheitz
Samuel
Attorney St
Zucker
Aaron
Clinton St
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