Buller advances as Boers surrender near Paarde Kop
General Buller pushes westward after following the Johannesburg Railway to Paarde Kop, with about 800 Boers surrendering. Dispatches report Boer setbacks east of Pretoria, railway and telegraph damage, and measures by the Transvaal government amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buller
Johannesburg
Paarde Kop
Standerton
Steyn
de Wet
Orange River Colony
Botha
Transvaal
Lord Roberts
Lorenzo Marques
Times
Machadodoro
France
England
Free State
Komati Poort
Koopmaiden
Pretoria
Colonial Office
South Africa
National Bank of
South African Republic
Volksrust
San Spruit
Reitz
Europe
War Office
Heilbron
Cape Town
Benham Acquitted In New York Wife Murder Case
In Canandaigua New York on June 21 1900 the jury found Howard C Benham not guilty of murdering his wife Florence Tout Benham born 1860 16 years younger and heir to a 40000 fortune The trial traced the sequence from their marriage in 1896 to a 1897 death autopsies confessions and a prior conviction with a 1899 appeals verdict and a later granted new trial on newly discovered evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
N. Y
Howard C. Benham
Florence Tout
Byron
Benham
Miss Tout
Batavia
Auburn
Court of Appeals
Hooker
Eighth Judicial District
Speedway Improvements Proposed After Survey
The Speedway course was recently surveyed noting several excess measurements beyond curb lines. Park Board President Clausen favors one way traffic from Dyckman Street toward the bridge and plans for a 250 to 300 foot shed at the upper end to shelter drivers horses. A proposed timing device linked to the starting post would trigger a bell for half mile and mile timings pending Park Board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Clausen
Park Board
Dyckman Street
John L. Bergman
Park Poard
Pain's Manhattan Beach Fireworks Show Opens Twenty Second Season
Pain's Amphitheatre at Manhattan Beach opened its twenty second season with a grand spectacle titled The Eruption of Fuji yama or Japan in Flower and in Flame. The production blends Fujiyama imagery with Japanese scenic representations, featuring sacred mountain motifs, costumes, ballet, and music. A large audience attended the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
Manhattan Beach
Fujiyama
Japan
English Opera Engagements by Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin cable reports Henry W. Savage engaged Lloyd D Aubigny for the Metropolitan English Company. D Aubigny, the tenor known for Faust with Melba and David in Meistersinger at the Met two years ago, is joined by soprano Tuccille Hill, presently with the Gray Company at Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Henry W. Savage
Lloyd D’aubigny
Metropolitan English
Mr. D'Aubigny
Faust
Melba
David
Metropolitan
Tuccille Hill
Mrs. Huttermeyer Fined for Cruelty to Niece
Mrs Augusta Huttermeyer was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Justice Bridgeman for cruelty to her twelve year old niece Gussie Krauskop. The fine proceeds go to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The community calls the sentence light.
Seawanhaka Yacht Races Open with Classic Classes
Seawanhaka Corinthian yachts held the first day of a three day series at Oyster Bay. Mineola won the 80 foot class with Rainbow and Virginia close behind as Amorita beat Quissetta by six minutes. New Herreshoff seventies joined the fleet with Virginia racing for the first time. The second day will run the same courses at 1 PM with fifteen classes including new seventies and special thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Quissetta
Amarita
Herreshoff
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
Mineola
Rainbow
Rawness
Leeward
Amorita
Chubb
W. Gould
W. K. Wander
August Belmont
Thelga
A. P. Thayer
Local boats launched after yard repairs at Jacob yard
Special to the Times reports Lasata the fifty foot gas launch finished repairs and sailed to Glen Cove. Tempus the keel sloop has been launched after repaint and fitting at the Jacob yard. Work continues on James Breeze’s docking yacht Decoy with stern altered for longer stern and new frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
City Island
N. Y
F. C. Foster
Jacob Yard
Marine Railway
Glen Cove
G. B. Billside
Tempus
James Breeze
Emperor William's Yacht Wins Hamburg Prize
Berlin reports Emperor William's yacht Meteor won the Hamburg Senate Prize in the Lower Elbe regatta today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Berlin
Meteor
Hamburg
Wisconsin Crews Arrival Rivals Columbia On Hudson
Wisconsin Varsity eight and freshmen arrived in Poughkeepsie with coach Andrew O'Dea. The crew, using a cedar shell lent by Davy, impressed Col umbia with improved form and room for growth. Hanlan praised the Webb cedar shell as satisfactory as Mount returns to the Varsity four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
University of Wisconsin
Andrew O'Dea
Wisconsins
Pennsylvania
Davy
Cambridge
Dillon
Williams
Anderson
Sutherland
Gibson
Welsh
O'Dea
Hanlan
O’dea
Wisconsin
O'Drexar
Columbia
Andy
Yale
Badgers
Mount
Shattuck
Cornell Renews Courtney's Contract for Three Years
At a Cornell Athletic Council meeting in Ithaca on June 21, Charles E. Courtney was granted a three year contract extension as coach of the Cornell crews. John Moakley was also renewed as athletic trainer for two more years after a satisfactory year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell Athletic Council
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell
John Moakley
Filipinos Meet to Seek Amnesty and Peace Terms
In Manila on June 21 two hundred Filipino leaders met to press for amnesty and a peace plan. They submitted seven proposed terms to Gen. MacArthur, hoping Aguinaldo would order a ceasefire and work with American authorities. Key points include amnesty, return of confiscated property, officer posts for generals, funding for soldiers, civil rights, local civil governments, and expulsion of the friars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Paterno
Senor Buencamino
Senor Flores
Pio del Pilar
Garcia
Macabules
Civil Commission
Senor Paterno
Amnesty Proclamation Issued for Philippine Insurrectionists
General MacArthur announces broad amnesty in Manila offering immunity to all who renounce insurrection within ninety days. Details include transit support, possible conferment with officials, and a provision paying 30 pesos to soldiers presenting serviceable rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
United States
Philippine Islands
Board of American Commissioners
Arthur MacArthur
United States Volunteers
Chicago to Stop Slaughter of Old Horses for Meat
Chicago health authorities vow to halt slaughter of old and crippled horses for food after arrests show these animals are fattened on garbage from alleys. Secretary Pritchard sought state health aid but was told there is no remedy. he appeals to the U S government while local efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Pritchard
United States
Waite Park Census Omission Curious Oversight
In Waite Park Minnesota a complete village was missing from the census counts due to an enumerator's faulty district diagram. Investigators found the error and the community of Waite Park near the Great Northern shops, with over 400 workers, will be added in a supplemental report after renewed counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Minneapolis
Minn
Waite Park
Great Northern General Repair Shops
J. T. Marvin
St. Cloud
Marvin
Baltimore Gas Trust Plans Make New York Pull
Representatives of New York interests in a syndicate negotiating with Consolidated Gas Co of Baltimore met Alexander Brown John W Hall James A Gary and others from the Baltimore end. Vermilye Co and William Co Whitney are said to back the deal. No proposition was offered at once but a lease proposal was reported as part of a wider scheme to gain control of lighting plants in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
New York
Consolidated Gas Company of
Alexander Brown
John W. Hall
James A. Gary
Consolidated Gas Company
Vermilye & Co
William Co. Whitney
Society Eyes and Atlantic Bound Figures
Town society notes a sultry evening with visits from country and suburb guests. Notables like Cornelius Vanderbilt and his cousin head to Oyster Bay for the regatta, while Princess Aribert sails for Europe under the Countess Munsterburg name.
Baptism and Summer Additions mark Newport June news
In Newport Emmanuel Church baptized infant John Nicholas Brown by Bishop McVickar. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, née Swift, honeymoon in town then sail for Europe. Alfred G. Vanderbilt to occupy Rocky Hall. various prominent guests and arrivals at Newport hotels and villas for the season. Temperature hits 89 as beaches attract bathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Emmanuel Church
John Nicholas Brown
Protestant Episcopal Church
Europe
Rocky Hall
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
H. H. Caldwell
G. G. Mitchell
C. M. Stone
United States Navy
Philip W. Livermore
Inchquin
Friedheim
Heber R. Bishop
New York
F. L. Ives
Atlantic City
Stevens Villa
Frank Foster
Baltimore
Travers Villa
Narragansett Avenue
Robert Garrett
George Widener
Philadelphia
J. Thompson Spencer
Ochre Point
William Murray
Ocean Avenue
New Cliffs Hotel
George K. Taylor
Duluth
Minn
L. D. Whitford
Boston
Mass
W. D. F. Bostwick
J. B. Percy Taylor
Montreal Boat Club
Newport Golf Club
I. Townsend Burden, Jr
Golf Club
W. S. K. Bens
W. G. Vanderpool
William Gammell
James T. Woodward
Maud Wetmore
Royal Phelps Carroll
Wedding of Blumenthal couple ends with trip to Great Lakes
The bride, her fiancée David Blumenthal, and the groom’s sisters Misses Josephine and May Ora Blumenthal were introduced at the ceremony. Benjamin F. Feiner served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned an extended trip to the Great Lakes route before settling in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Blumenthal
Josephine
Mayora Blumenthal
Benjamin F. Feiner
McKeon Marries Miss Manning at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Robert J. McKeon wed Katharine Manning yesterday at noon in Our Lady chapel at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Bishop Farley officiated with Father O’Leary. The bride’s sister Agnes Manning served as maid of honor while F L Manning, Daniel T Manning, and Dr John B Manning acted as ushers. The gown was white satin crepe de chine with lace and a tulle veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. McKeon
Katharine Manning
J. B. Manning
West Thirty-fourth Street
Our Lady
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Farley
O’leary
Agnes Manning
Charles
John B. Manning
Daniel T. Manning
McKeon
F. L. Manning
John B. Mannin
Robert Mulgrew
Haight Bolton Wedding at Wyse Avenue Residence
S Castleton Haight and Miss Gertrude Bolton wed at the bride’s parents home 1906 Wyse Avenue last evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles Payson Mallory. Evelyn Haight sister of the groom acted as maid of honor and George M S Schulz of New York served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Castleton Haight
Gertrude Bolton
James Samuel Bolton
West Farms
Wyse Avenue
Charles Payson Mallory
Evelyn Haight
George M. S. Schulz
New York
Mr. Haight
Munroe Le Vine and Rose Schloss Wed at Hotel Savoy
Munroe Le Vine married Rose Schloss daughter of Nestor Schloss of 125 East Eighty third Street yesterday at noon in the Hotel Savoy with Justice Steiner officiating. The bride wore écru cloth dress with white taffeta silk, a deep yellow straw hat trimmed with black velvet and plumes, and white roses. No attendants. A breakfast followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe le Vine
Rose Schloss
Nestor Schloss
East Eighty-third Street
Hotel Savoy
Justice Steiner
Richards-Locke wedding at Yale professor’s Woodbridge home
Miss Anna Richards daughter of Yale professor Eugene L Richards married James Locke at 4 PM in the summer home of Prof Richards Woodbridge Conn. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles A Richmond of Albany and Rev Marvin of Woodbridge Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Haven
Anna Richards
Eugene L. Richards
Yale University
James Locke
Prof. Richards
Woodbridge
Lansing and Morgan Married in St. Pauls Church
Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Lansing daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Lansing married Prof William Conger Morgan of Washburn College Topeka Kansas in St Pauls Church with Rev William Prall officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Charlotte Elizabeth Lansing
Richard Lansing
William Conger Morgan
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
St. Paul’s Church
William Prall
Will of Joel Burke Wolfe Probate case in Newport
The will of Joel Burke Wolfe dated 1887 leaves New York real estate to his sister Miss Sarah C. Wolfe in trust with rents to support her unmarried life. Upon her death the property goes to his surviving sisters or their issue. Codicils name servants as legatees and allow Mrs Wolfe to occupy a Summer cottage. $15,000 funds house expenses. Estate valued at about $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Joel Burke Wolfe
Sarah C. Wolfe
New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Mary Carey
Mary Gaffney
Thomas Meehan
Catherine Maguinness
John H. Cavanagh
John E. Kirwin
William Lohmann
George Coley
John Meade
Sarah Wolfe
Cornell Commencement Confers 496 Degrees At Ithaca
The 30th annual Cornell University commencement in Ithaca N Y issued 496 degrees across arts philosophy science and law with engineers and other departments represented. R C Bryan of Princeton Ill earned Cornell’s first Bachelor of Science degree in Forestry while President J G Schurman delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
J. G. Schurman
Mechanical and Electrical Engineers
Cornell
R. C C. Bryan
Princeton, Ill
Schurman
Strike of Miners Threatens Southern Coal Region
G B McCormack of Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company warned the situation in the southern coal region is very dubious as miners press for an eight hour day bi monthly pay days wage cash payment of wages and abolition of the contract system. Operators refuse wage raises and expect a shutdown on July 1 as the state miners convention negotiates a new scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Birmingham
Ala
G. B. McCormack
Tennessee Coal, Iron,and Railroad Company
Mine Operators’ Organization
McCormack
Deed Given For A Child In Unusual Conveyance
A three month old baby was sold for 100 dollars in a deed filed at the Register's office. Pauline Mathis conveyed the child Paul Mathis to Annie Gross in a document styled like real estate transfer. Investigators describe the seller as a poor sweatshop worker and note the family faced hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Pauline Mathis
City of New York
Borough of Manhattan
Annie Gross
United States
Paul Mathis
Delancey Street
Albert Jacobs
Philip Ascher
Isaac Kampe
Jack
Brooklyn
Gross
East Twenty-fourth Street
Mathis
Isaac Kampel
Broome Street
Broadway
Costly Jewels Stolen Report From Police Headquarters
A police slip from East Twenty-second Street Station lists a missing 14 carat diamond ring with three black opal stones and three diamonds. Officials denied a robbery occurred and claimed the report was intended for police only, not the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Twenty-second Street
Admissions to Princeton Class of 1904
Princeton announces 424 admitted to the class of 1904, up 35 from last year with potential to rise to 450. Enrollment includes 76 in the academic and 165 in the scientific departments. Lawrenceville leads with 42, Newark Academy 17, Mercersburg 10, Blair Presbyterian Academy at least one. Preliminary exams total 326, up 57 from last year, with increased Western state admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Register van Dyke
Lawrenceville
Newark Academy
Mercersburg
Blair Presbyterial Academy
Verdict Awards 20000 Damages Against Everard Brewing Co
In Brooklyn Supreme Court a jury awarded 20000 dollars to M Laces six year old son of Samuel Lacs of Manhattan after being run over by the Brew ing Company's wagon in 1806. This followed a prior trial where the verdict was 10000 dollars. the Appellate Division overturned it because two witnesses admitted perjury, and Ernest M Welch the plaintiff’s lawyer was tried for subornation of perjury but acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
James Everard Brewing Company
M. Laces
Samuel Lacs
East Forty-ninth Street
Manhattan
Ernest M. Welch
Welde Seeks Brother Edward's Clothing and Cash
John H. Welde and attorney John Guttman of Albany visited the Morgue to claim the clothing and effects of Edward Welde, a jeweler of 112 Waverly Place, whose body was found in the North River at 150th Street on April 19 and later interred at Mount Olivet Cemetery. In a small blind pocket of Edward's trousers they found a hundred dollars and three fifty-dollar bills, surprising Morgue attendants who had not recovered the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Welde
John Guttman
Albany
Welde
Edward
Waverly Place
North River
One Hundred and Fiftieth Street
Mount Olivet
Girl With the Auburn Hair Married in Mystery
Chicago report says the vaudeville figure known as the Girl with the Auburn Hair wed James Murdock but he denied the marriage and vanished with the performer. A license lay in the clerk’s drawer then disappeared. Rumor places them headed to St Louis where she is billed to perform on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
James Murdock
Masonic Temple Roof Garden
Miss Akars
Salmonson
A DAY S WEDDINGS
Assistant District Attorney Maurice B Blumenthal, son of Benjamin Blumenthal and grandson of Rev Simon Blumenthal, wed Miss Minnie Blumenthal at the Auditorium Annex Chicago. Dr Joseph Stoltz officiated. The Indiana resident bride is noted for literary and musical talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Benjamin Blumenthal
Simon Blumenthal
Minnie Blumenthal
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Joseph Stoltz
Marion
Ind
Miss Nettie New
National Eclectic Medical Association Adjourns in Atlantic City
The thirtieth annual convention of the National Eclectic Medical Association adjourned in Atlantic City after several days of sessions. Chattanooga, Tennessee, was chosen as the next meeting site and new officers were elected including President E Lee Stanley and Vice Presidents J D McCann A B Young J R Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
National Eclectic Medical Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. Lee Stanley
St. Louis
J. D. McCann
Monticello
Ind
A. B. Young
Memphis
Death List of a Day Edward Vincent Thébaud Dies at 77
Edward Vincent Thébaud of New York, eldest son of Edward Thébaud and Emma Van Schalkwyck de Boisaubin, died yesterday at Oakhill Madison New Jersey in his seventy seventh year. Born 1824 in New York, he studied at St Marys College Baltimore and worked in his father's counting house until 1802 before retiring. He married Elizabeth H. Scudder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vincent Thébaud
New York
Oakhill
Madison
N. J
Mr. Thébaud
Edward Thébaud
Emma van Schalkwyck de BoiSaubin
St. Mary's College
Baltimore
New York Times Ad Offer for Home Delivery
Daily and Sunday Times available at nine cents a week. Order in advance from your news dealer to ensure home delivery as dealers cannot return unsold copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Notable deaths in New Jersey and Portland figures
W McMillan assistant general freight agent with Michigan Central Railroad dies in Portland Oregon after a week in the city. John W Bissell Jersey City lawyer dies at 48 Chestnut Avenue after two months illness of consumption. He was born Matawan New Jersey January 6 1847 and admitted to the bar in 1872. His wife died two months earlier. no children. Charles P Sandford ex Postmaster of Montclair dies at his home aged in his 80s. He was born Montclair 1827, son of Peter M Sandford of Belleville and survived by a widow five children and two sons in Newark and Montclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McMillan
Michigan Central Railroad
Portland
Oregon
Mr. McMillan
Chicago
John W. Bissell
Jersey City
Chestnut Avenue
Matawan
N. J
Charles P. Sandford
Montclair
Peter M. Sandford
Belleville
C. Wilbur Sandford
James G. Stevens
D. Dey
M. F. Sandford
Montclair, N. J
J. A. Sandford
Newark
Hackensack Welcomes First Trolley Car
The first trolley car entered Hackensack at 5 pm from Fort Lee and Edgewater via Englewood and Bogota. Officials have barred trolley franchise applicants, deeming their demands unreasonable. A bridge near Susquehanna station carries the tracks two blocks from downtown Main Street, while further extension remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack River
Fort Lee
Edgewater
Englewood
Bogota
Susquehanna
Main Street
Schultzs Double and Quadruple Carlsbad Ad
Carl H Schultz promotes Carlsbad products noting uniform composition effervescence and purity. Orders to Carl H Schultz 430 1st Ave. E. W. All pure white linen E and W. A cool shirt for warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H.schultz
Carlsbad
Aes
Carl H. Schultz
Marriages Registered in June 1900
Notices announce several weddings. Alma Wright Shaw ties with Edwin Quinby Bell at Zion and St. Timothy Church in New York on June 16. Dorothy Wilberforce Lyon wed Emmons Bryant at Trinity Church Elizabeth New Jersey on June 21. Latham Fordham wed Inez Grenell tons at the bride’s New York City home on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell—Shaw
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
New York City
Frank Nuttall Cockcroft
Alma Wright
Charles Read Shaw
Edwin Quinby Bell
New York
Bryant—Lyon
Trinity Church
Elizabeth
N. J
Dorothy Wilberforce
Marie Derickson Lyon
Emmons Bryant
Fordham—Robbbins
Obituaries and funeral notices from June 1900
Multiple obituaries list deaths in June including Maria Malleville Curtis in Oxford Springs Maine and Catherine G Foote in New York City. Also noted are William H T Hughes Marian Parker Lindley Gertrude Parker Smith Edward Vincent Thebaud Cornelia Tucker Alicia C Miller and others with funeral plans or notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. T. Hughes
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
Kensico Cemetery
Lindley
New Canaan
Conn
Marian Parker
Newton A. Lindley
Willard Parker
Smith
Perth Amboy
N. J
Gertrude Parker
Charles McKnight Smith
James Hyde
Catherine M. Kearny
St. Peter's Church
N. Y
Cornelia Tucker
Cornelia S. W. Tucker
Luther H. Tucker
Altamont
Albany
Albany Rural Cemetery
Alicia C. Miller
George Young
Beresford
List St
Central Park West
Special Notices FPURE Wines and Liquors Price List
FPURE WINES AND LIQUORS advertised for home city or country use. L. J. Callanan at 41 and 43 Vesey Street invites readers to send for a Monthly Price List copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Callanan
Vesey
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Bulletin
H. C. Benham
Shima San
J. T. Paris
Alerion
A. H. Alber
Oiseau
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
Empronzi
Alfred Peats
Pollywog
Colleen
L. R Alberger
Sis
F. T. Bedford
Scamp
Johnston de Forest
Snapper
H. L. Maxwell
Raider
H. M. Crane Sewee
Hudson
Courtney
Minnesota
Baltimore Gas Trust Plans
Biddon
T. Suffern Tailer
Sidney Smith
E. N. Tailer
Sidney Smiths
Hempstead
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Richard T. Wilson
Ogden Goelet
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
John Sloane
Lenox
H. Walter Webb
Webb Place
George B. de Forest
Aribert of
Anhalt
Tur
Auguste Victoria
Countess Munsterburg
Sanderson
Abram
Hewitt
Ringwood
Charles Thorndike Parker
Charles F. Dieterich
Alfred Elliott Dieterich
Edith Young
Mexico
West
Millbrook
Benjamin
West Twelfth Street
Angelica Schuyler Church
Charles S. Fairchild
Cazenovia
Lorenzo
Herbert Parsons
Hull’s Cove
Thomas H. Barber
Claverack House
Southampton
Boni de Castellane
la Petite Trianon
Henry of Less
Ophelia
Duchess de la Rochefoucauld
Mattie Mitchell
Duchess de Luynes
Duchess d’Uzes
Plus’ Moore
Kingsland
Arthur Paget
Michael Herbert
Marshall
Orange Country Club
Morris County Club
Larchmont Club
Knollwood
Westchester
William L. Strong
Bernardsville
Seabright
Albert Shattuck
the News OF Newport
McKeon—Manning
Haight—Bolton
Schloss
Locke—Richards
Morgan—Lansing
Blumenthal
Eclectic Medical Association
Edward Vincent Thebaud
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Bronx
June Altman Yetta
Orchard
Beck
Buechner
Philip
Avenue A
Claar
Henry
Central Park
Carroll
St. Vincent's Hosp
Onlen
James
Beach St
Drewes
Marie
Duzer
Pauline
Amsterdam
DU Bois
R. v
Dermody
Itarriet
Madison St
Lawrence
Duryer
Foster
Duephner
Fitzgibbon
Clarkson St
Finck
Henry Jooo
Grandquist
John W
Gerry Dot
Granger
Florence
Hudson St
Golisciano
Teresa
Thompson St
Harris
Philip W
Avenue C
Hinklein
Harbara
Kesh
Rosa
Kneip Sophi¢é
Kelly
Krauss
Julius
Eeee
Levinsohn
Hannah
Allen St
Lazarus
Posner
Orchard St. Iz
LA Rocca
Salvatore
Mulberry
Hammer, W
Moyinham John Lee
Mariani
Joseph A
Ath St
Morrissey
John J
Martin
Margaret
Murphy
Denis
Medermuo I
Jackson
Phelan
Quinn
Eweee
Ruthford
Emeline
Rafferty
John
mMith
Awe
Ramer
Abbie
Cannon St
Schanburg
Neel Schellack
Frida
Schliffer
Barnah
E. Lith
Stansbury
Louise
Schelling
Annie
Severne
Martha
Tiernan
Patrick
Lewis St
Worlker
Lizzie
Waters
Mary A
Wedegartner
A. A
Young
Alicia
Hotel Beresford Zwingman
E Ma
Broad St
Branigan
Brush
de Kalb
Conley
Mary
CARY
Francis
Bushwick
Corcoran
P. J L. I. Col
Harold
Dickson
Rockwell Pi
Drankwalter
Doering
Arthur
Irving
Dillingham
Pacific St
Doxsey
John/ IL
Concord St
Doyle
Pola
Front St
Atlantic
Ficke
Ferraro
Ph Bridget
Frazee
E Col
Goldstein
Nathan
Varet St
Greig
Andrew, Jr
Garnett St
Hussey
Harriet
St. John's
S. Fith
Hannigan
Mary F Hosmer
Pamelia
Pilling St
Hansen
Ortella S
40Th
Hassett
T. “i Franklin
Hehl
Mildres M
Marcy
Hilbert
Devoe
Bergen
Sgovel
C. W
Kings Co. Almshouse
Red Schmitt
L. J
L. I. Col
Travenski
Andrew
Kent
Trogge
Louis F
Magenta St
Tangney
Sands St
Radenburg
Maria
Kosciusko
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