Miss Carter Weds Viscount Acheson in London Ceremony
Viscount Acheson and Mildred Carter wed at St George's Church Hanover Square with a grand Dorchester House reception. Queen Alexandra and royal guests would attend but for mourning. Gifts included a diamond necklace from Lord and Lady Gosford and a royal diamond circle from King George and Queen Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester House
Reid
Alexandra
Lord
Lady Gosford
Edward
Queen Alexandra
St. George's
Carrickmacross
Patrick Acheson
Gosford
Marshall Roberts
Miss Roberts
Charcel Steps
Lord Acheson
Ridgely Carter
Whitelaw Reid
Alexis Dolgorouth
Duke of Manchester
Duke of Somerset
Mrs. Stickney
Catherine
Duchess of Marlborough
Mayhew
Polson
Murray Greham
J. Pierpont Morgan
King George
Queen Mary
Schettel Marries Florence Fraser in Quiet London Ceremony
Edwin K Schet tel of the New York Stock Exchange, living at 20 East 57th Street, wed Florence Elizabeth Fraser in London at the bride’s cousin’s home. The ceremony was small, held amid family, due to the death of the bridegroom’s father, Adolph Scheftel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enth Street
Florence Elizabeth Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Charles Sale
Mount Road
Harrow
Jules S. Bache
Adolph Scheftel
Walter Scheftel
Fraser
Atlantic
Mr. Scheftel
London
Miss Julia Sands Weds Paul Dickson in Newport Church
Miss Julia Parker Sands wed Paul Roland Dickson of Cincinnati in Trinity Church Newport in a green and white decor wedding witnessed by family, military and society guests. The reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home, with a departure for Providence and a Europe-bound voyage planned for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Frederic P. Sands
Trinity Church
Julia Parker Sands
Paul Roland Dickson
Cincinnati
Charles Dickson
Army
Navy
Miss Sands
de Ford Beal
Henry Platt
Boston
Katherine Osgood
Margarette Siegfried
Frederika Paine
Margaret Ruffum
Rose Grosvenor
Eleanor Boelker
Dorothy Watts
Katherine Lawrence
Ruth Thomas
Mrs. Dickson
Providence
New York
Europe
Pastor and Grace Elmer wed at Westtown Church
The Rev Raymond Chester White performed the 2 PM ceremony at Westtown Presbyterian Church uniting Grace Elmer daughter of Mrs William W Elmer Westtown with Raymond Chester White. Guests from New York City attended the ceremony and a large reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Middletown
N. Y
Westtown Presbyterian Church
Raymond Chester White
Grace Elmer
William W. Elmer
Westtown
Robert O’gilvey Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church of
New York City
William Ferguson
New York
Mary Halstead
Unionville
Grace Holbert
Ruth Laing
Henry Denton Sayer
Hulett Clark
Ruggles Holbert
Brooklyn
Edward Norman Atley
Miss Alice Louise Demorest Engaged to William R Davenport
Mr and Mrs William Curtis Demorest announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Alice Louise Demorest to William R Davenport son of Mr and Mrs William Ayres Davenport of Taur ton Massachusetts The couple will marry in October and reside in Utica after the wedding Gil bert C Demorest is her younger brother and her mother was Miss Alice Gilbert The announcement was made at a dinner at Hukweem Lodge on Loon Lake New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Curtis Demorest
Alice Louise Demorest
William R. Davenport
William Ayres Davenport
Taurton
Mass
Miss Demorest
Gilbert C. Demorest
Alice Gilbert
Selidel's Latest Change in Milwaukee Public Works
In Milwaukee on June 21, Harry E. Briggs became Commissioner of Public Works, consolidating all public works under one official. J. J. Handley, agent of the Machinists' Union, was named Superintendent of the Street Cleaning Department, succeeding a four member outgoing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Harry E. Briggs
J. J. Handley
The
Machinists’ Union
No Hitch in Deal with Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein was freed from his opera ties as the final transfers to the Metropolitan Opera Company were completed. The Manhattan Opera House remains with Hammerstein for now, with a separate mortgage and planned future disposition. William Hammerstein and Arthur Hammerstein led the closing, with Paul Cravath and other attorneys present, as initial Paris reports were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
Opera
United States
Metropolitan Opera Company
William Hammerstein
Arthur Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstein
Metropolitan Company
Philadelphia Opera House
Hammerstein
City Real Estate Company
William Hammer
Wiliam Hammerstein
Paris
Otto H. Kahn
Arthur
New York
Philadelphia
Manhattan Opera House
British Consul General thanks Americans for sympathy in king’s death
Courtenay Walter Bennett of the British Consulate in New York forwards a message from Sir Edward Grey and King George V expressing gratitude for American condolences after the death of King Edward VII. The letter, dated June 29, requests publication in The Times to inform readers of the royal appreciation for the kindness shown across the United States and British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
TIMES
Courtenay Walter Bennett
New York
Edward Grey
George V
United States
Empire
Fitish Isles
C. W. Beasett
NEW York Times
New York City
New London Version of Rip Van Winkle by Austin Strong
Austin Strong plans a new version of Rip Van Winkle with Cyril Maude in London this fall. He will drop earlier scripts and emphasize Catskill Mountai n scenes and Rip waking after encounters with Hendrik Hudson and crew. Fred Wright Jr returns to play Cousin Timothy in Our Miss Gibbs with Pauline Chase. Other English actors join to perform in August 26 production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Strong
Rip van Winkle
Cyril Maude
London
Mr. Strong
Washington Irving
Tnen
Catskill Mountain
Rip
Hendrik Hudsom
Riv
Fred Wright,Jr
Cousin Timothy
Miss Gibbs
Pauline Chase
Julia James
Mollie Lowell
Kitty Mason
Amusement Notes Show Harris and Roosevelts in New York
Eddie Foy opens in Shubert revue T'P and Down Broadway at the Shubert Theatre Boston next Monday June 27. Notables include Arthur Stanford joining Shubert for an August musical and Albert Spalding being named Honorary Academician of Florence's Florentine Musical Academy. Roosevelt Road Riders attend A Matinee Idol, with plans to meet Mr Roosevelt at New Amsterdam Theatre, visit Luna Park, and tour with Frederic Thompson. The steamer William Etorle runs to Midland Beach about every two hours from the Battery. The first Seven Days cast is set for road tour opening July 25 in Atlantic City then to the Pacific Coast, with Kitties Band to tour William Morris vaudeville houses featuring Clan Johnstone. The College Girls company enters its second week at Columbia Theatre with Odiva the diver as a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stanford
Elsie Janis
Dillingham
Shuberts
Albert Spalding
Florentine Musical Academy
Florence
Italy
Roosevelt Road Riders
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Roosevelt
New Amsterdam
Girlie
Luna Park
Frederic Thompson
Robert E. Peary
Peary
Alhambra Theatre
William Etorle
Midland Beach
Staten Island
Battery
Comany
Albert Brown
Ned Finley
William Wadsworth
Ben Wilson
Florence Robinson
Clara Weldon
Helen Cullinan
Madelaine Binthrop
Atlantic City
Pacific Coast
William Morris
New York
Clan Johnstone
College Girls
Columbia Theatre
Odiva
Riches of Summer Aid for New York Poor Tenants
Tenement families in New York are urged to donate during a Sea Breeze program to aid the poor. The notice lists possible beneficiaries such as a working girl, a taxed mother, a fretful baby and sister, or a failing grandmother, calling readers to fund lifelines. R. Minturn, treasurer, invites support from 105 East 22nd Street. Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, Fulton Cutting president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sea Breeze
Social notes from Boston to Europe and coast
Social notes recount travels and stays of prominent families and individuals. Larz and Katharine Anderson depart Boston for the Philippines with June 28 San Francisco departure. Duchess de Chaulnes hosts Duke and Duchess of Manchester in Paris. Mrs Shonts and Miss Shonts accompany. Edith Deacon visits Boston relatives. Heth Horton and wife sail from Garden City to London for summer abroad aboard Mauretania. Stone family at Newport cottage. Vanderbilt leases Bar Harbor home to Georges Bliss. Lynch family at Spring Lake. Tannebaum party sails toward South Africa. Seligman wedding in Cape Town July 19. Marston duo travel from Paris to Munich then Oberammergau, Carlsbad for month. Russian and Japanese envoys visiting New York and Pennsylvania coastal resorts for summer stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Horton
Garden City
L. L
London
Henry Tannebaum
Uth Tannebaum
Majestic
Miss Tannebaum
Southampton
South Africa
James Seligman
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Natal
Orange River Colony
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Undertaker Ireland Wins Rye Village Presidency Over Allen
In Rye on the Sound the Independent ticket led by village undertaker Solomon Ireland won the election, defeating William Porter Allen. Allen, a New York lawyer and longtime Village Trustee, drew support from yacht club and golf club members who used motor cars to promote him, while natives backed Ireland for practical governance. In Larchmont, Edward Coleman Griffin won the presidency with Joseph Bird as treasurer, amid strong participation from the Fire Department and voters transported by car, with T. A. Weinz and Henry Ruhl elected to Trustee and Tax Collector respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Rye-on-the- Sound
Fire Department
Edward Coleman Griffin
New York
Joseph Bird
New York Bank
Birch
T. A. Weinz
Henry Ruhl
Rye
William Porter Allen
Solomon Ireland
Citizens’ Independent
Allen
American Yacht Club
Apawamis Golf Club
Ireland
Richard White Dies at 75 Former Gazette Owner and President
Montreal report states Richard White longtime owner of The States Gazette and recent president of The Gazette Publishing Company died at age 75 after forty years of ownership and leadership in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Richard White
The
States Gazette
Gazette Publishing Company
Henry Langham American Artist Dies in London
American artist Henry Langham died in London on June 21. The report from London notes his death and identifies Langham as a notable figure in the American art scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Langham
London
New York
Notable Obituaries and Deaths Across Cities
A series of obituary notices from diverse locations reports the deaths of W C Rinearson a Queen and Crescent official at Merion near Philadelphia aged 62 after a long illness interment in Hamilton Ohio. John Laporte 19 in Bayonne New Jersey from overstudy. George Chance Eyland a former Manhattan dry goods merchant aged Ss. Elizabeth Cordray France elder daughter of the late William G Connray a Wall Street Sub Treasury messenger aged about 80. Fannie Strauss Linder philanthropist in Brooklyn died at 1 78 St John s Places aged 32 after a 1997 gift to Jewish Hospital. Dr William Linder husband and hospital physician. William H Freer longtime Gas Stock Farm owner near Kingston aged 52. John D Davis ex president Spalding Literary Union and ex treasurer Catholic Club died in El Paso Texas. Hattie Gorman widow of Senator A J P Gorman of Maryland died in Washington aged 1a with her son Arthur P Gorman Jr and other daughters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Rinearson
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Merion
Philadelphia
Rinearson
Cincinnati
Geeren K. Erben
Hamilton
Ohio
John Laporte
S. Boulevard
Bayorine
N. J
College of the City of New York
George Chance Eyland
Dry Coots
Manhattan
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Cordray Frace
William G. Conwray
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
Herkimer Street
Fannie Strauss Linder
Brooktyn
St. John's Places
William Linder
William H. Freer
Gas Stock Farm
Kingston
John D. Davis
el Paso
Texas
Davis
Spalding Literary Union
Catholic Club
Hattie Gorman
A. J P. Gorman
Maryland
Washington
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Goreman
Operation Kills Policeman Lieutenant Stephenson
Police Lieut. John Stephenson of the harbor squad died at Red Cross Hospital from blood poisoning after his left foot was amputated. It was his third amputation in a year following a parade injury and gangrene. He was 49 and resided at 69 East 123 Street. Also, Lieut. James M. Jackson of West Sixty-eighth Street Station died after a ten day illness from nephritis. He was 60, attached to the School of Instruction, and lived at 171 West Eightieth Street with his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Stephenson
Harbor
Red Cross
Red Cross Hospital
East 123 Street
James M. Jackson
West Sixty-eighth Street
School of Instruction
West Eightieth Street
Murderer put to death at Clinton Prison
Antonio Fornaro was executed in the electric chair at Clinton Prison in Dannemora New York after threats to officials and claims of alibi. He killed Agnes Johnson by throat slitting in Troy on April 6 1908 and was arrested in Pittsfield Massachusetts. The Italian authorities sought a reprieve and Governor Hughes ordered exams that found him sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Hughes
Fornaro
Hospital rule sparks habeas corpus dispute
Jacob Klein of 346 Broadway is not the lawyer Jacob Klein whose writ of habeas corpus was sustained by Supreme Court Justice Erlanger last week. The decision held that offering a gratuity to obtain a public record wrongfully withheld under an arbitrary hospital rule is not a violation of the anti tipping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Klein
Broadway
Claflin Interests Move on Lord & Taylor Deal
A change in control of Lord & Taylor is reported imminent with speculation that United Dry Goods Companies led by John Claflin would become purchaser. Negotiations follow Hatch estate actions as Claflin interests expand across major dry goods chains including J. McCreery, Stewart, Gunther’s, and others, signaling further centralization in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord & Taylor
United Dry Goods Companies
Associated Merchants’ Company
John Claflin
H. B. Claflin Company
Lor Taylor
Claflin
Edward P. Hatch
Hatch
Edward Hatch, Jr
Mary
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
United States
Samuel Lord
George W. Taylor
Lord
Taylor
Bridewell
Netherlands
Warden Taylor
America
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lord
Catharine Street
George FE. Beers
Edward H. Titus
Joseph H. Emery
Howard C. Smith
Samuel H. Ordway
Wilson H. Tucker
Cornelia Hatch
Delaware
Mr. Claflin
H. BG
H. BG. Claflin Companys James McCreery & Co
Stewart & Co
Baltimore
Posner Brothers
C. G. Gunther's Sons
J. N. Acam & Co
Buffalo
O'Neill-Adams Company
H. O'Neill & Co
Adams Dry Goods Company
Hahne & Co
Newark
N. J
Powers, Mercantile Co
Minneapolis
William Henzener Company
N. Y
Stewart Dry Goods Company
Louisville
Kaiserin's Sister Dead In Kiel Death Shocks Court
Princess Feodora of Schleswig-Holstein youngest sister of Empress Augusta Victoria died suddenly from heart disease at Karlsrue. Unmarried, she wrote verse and was an artist of merit. Empress canceled social engagements and Kiel yacht regatta visit. Born July 1874. fourth child of Duke Ernest Gunther. elder sister Augusta Victoria married William of Prussia, now Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlshruhe
Feodora
Schleswig-Holstein
Augusia Victoria
Kiel
Princess Feodora Adelaide
Helen Louise
Gustave Pauline
Alice Jenny
Ernest Gunther
Augusta Victoria
Prince William of
Prussia
Emperor William
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times
Notices intended for The New York Times are to be telephoned to the Bryant 1000 desk. The instruction outlines submitting marriages and deaths by telephone for official insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Daly and McLachlin Families Report Son Births
June 17 at 107 East 96th Street a son was born to Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Daly. Earlier in Danbury Connecticut on June 1% a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McLachlin.
Sophie Greenberg to wed Martin Levy at Hotel Savoy
Orr and Mrs I Greenberg announce the engagement of their daughter Sophie to Martin Levy. The ceremony is set for Sunday June 26 between 3 and 6 at the Hotel Savoy. No cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberg—Levy
Orr
I. Greenberg
Sophie
Martin Levy
Hotel Savoy
Marriages Listed in Brooklyn Notices June 1910
A Brooklyn society roster lists multiple marriages with dates in June 1910. Families named include Denison Grant. Rotherosen Meyer. Fraser Scheftel. Eustis Cameron. Maxwell Mott. Bender Keyser. Mackenzie Brown. Crandell Ahrens. De Maro Crisci. Couples span Canada England and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant—Denison
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rachel A
Charles H. Denison
Harry Allen Grant
Meyer—Rotherosen
Malvena Rotherosen
Caroline H
Herman Rotherosen
Jacques Meyer
Leopold Wintner
Chateau du Mass
Scheftel
Fraser
London
England
Florence Fraser
Matanee
Ontario
Canada
Edwin King Scheftel
New York
Bender—Keyser
Josephine Keyser
Louis Bender
Brown
MacKenzie
Florence E. Mackenzie
Thomas H. Brown
Crandell—Ahrens
Katherine M. Ahrens
Paul NM. Crandell
DE Maro
Crisci
Carmelia Crisci
Alfred de Maro
Weddings and Transfers for June Across Several States
Reader notices list numerous marriage and transfer entries dated June across Connecticut New Jersey New York and Long Island including Bessie Wilsey to Howard Howland Celia Bloom to Michael Turney Young, Ida Brody to Benjamin Kaliner Elizabeth Sanford to Henry Bogert Lucille Lewis to Frederick Boulton Sophia Goodman to Leslie Carvalho Lena Sutton to Howard Apgar Helene Eackley to David Carter Anna L Walsh to Isaiah Crowell Estelle Ellis to Harry Elder Bertha Condit to Joshua Salmon Elizabeth Wyckoff to Arthur Schenck Anna V Ryan to Eugene Wickham Clara Senigaglia to Benjamin Haas Grace Moock to Will McNichol Claude Morris to George Melberger Emma L Bragg to Louis Patterson and Anna Gakenheimer to Jacob Stewart. June dates and locales such as Hartford Jersey City Yonkers and Kingstown appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Apgar
Suttion
Califon
Lena H. Sutton
Howard
Carter
Eackley
Summit
Helena Eackley
David Carter
Crowall—Walsh
Plainfield
Anna L. Walsh
Isaiah W. Crowell
Elder—Ellis
Jersey City
Estelle Ellis
Harry Elder
Salmon
Ccondit
Boonton
Bertha Condit
Joshua Salmon
Schenck
Wyckoff
Bound Brook
Elizabeth Wyckoff
Arthur Schenck
Wickham
Ryan
Paterson
Anna V. Ryan
Eugene H. Wickham
New York State
Haas
Senigaglia
Nyack
Clara Senigcglia
Benjamin Haas
McNichol
Moock
Grace Moock
Melberger
Morris
Piermont
Claude Morris
George Melberger
Patterson
Bragg
Yonkers
Emma L. Bragg
Louis H. Patterson
Stewart
Grkenheimer
Kingston
Anna Gakenheimer
Jacob Stewart
Drowning and Funeral Notices Across 1910 Brooklyn Area
A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1910, naming individuals and addresses in Brooklyn and surrounding cities. Entries include marriages, private interments, and public funeral arrangements with church and street details. The notices refer to Barbour, Billings, Brown, Collins, Criss, Dann, Dillon, Duff, Ferry, Hitchcock, Leavitt, Lee, McConthe, Mera, Perry, Pings, Tener, Trautwein, Waterhouse, Whitson, Williamson and many others with corresponding ages, residences, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
James Harold Harbour
East Lith
Ooklyn
Sarah L
James W. Barbour
Billings
Catherine C
Luther G. Billings, Jr
Greenwood Cemetery
Philadelphia
Brown
J. Warren Brown
West 234 St
Franke Campbell
Collins
St. Louie
Martin J. Collins
Margaret Collins
McAuliffe
Cornelius Collins
Orange St. Criss
E. le Roy Ferry
Hitchcock
East 29Th St
Thomas Hitchcock
Leavitt
Waldorf-Astoria
Mary E. Leavitt
David R
Elizabeth Barker
Grace Church Chantry
Broadway
10Th St
Lee
Mary Ward
Thomas H. Lee
John M. Ward
Spottswood
N. J
Caroline C. Mera
Richmond
Perry
G. D. Perry
St Peter’s Church
West 20Th St
9Th Av
Hudson
N. Y
Pittsburg
Penn
Hampden Evans Tener
Montclair
H. C. Tener
Thomas Boulevard
Trautwein
William Trautweih
26Th St
Campbell
Waterhouse
East 126Th St
William S. Waterhouse
Whitson
Flushing
Daniel Whitson
Friend, Meeting House
Main St
East Sith &J
New York
M. Williamson
Isabella S
Isle John
Ann Williamson
Belmont Av
Jersey City
Died Notices From City Mortuary Report June 20
Deaths listed with addresses and ages from Madison Avenue to Jersey City. Several funerals scheduled for today at 2 PM or 10 AM and tomorrow. includes Katherine Schmitt, John Saalfrank, Robert H. Alive and deceased names across multiple towns in New Jersey and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strube
Margaret
Reeve Place
Terriere
Ap Tone
Russell St
Funera
Wasch
Charis A
Cooper St
Womsch
Edward
Norwegian Hospital
YOUNG
In Memoriam aS Mary A Died June Masses Newark Hartford Brooklyn
In Memoriam notices list Mary A Carson of Newark St. Joseph's Church Mass to-day 7:30 A M. Jennie C Mahon Immaculate Con Hartford mass to-day 7 A O Grady Joseph mass John's Chapel Brooklyn June 23 7 A Stapleton Lillian A now St Rose of Lima Newark mass to-day 8 Ten Broeck Mary mass St Michael's Newark to-day 7:30 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A
Carson Vq Pea
St. Joseph's Church
Newark
N. J
N. Mahon
Jennie ‘C
Hartford
Conn
O’'Grady
Joseph
John’s Chapel
Brooklyn
A. Stapleton
Lillian A
St. Rose of Lima's Church
Ten Broeck—Mary
St. Michael's Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Carter
Viscount Acheson
Roumania
Lord Gosford
Dorchester
St. George’s Church
Hanover Square
Earl of
Lady Dufferin
Lady Newborough
Chauncey
Lewis Harcourt
Lady Garrymore
Cora
Stafford
Ralph Vivian
Sturges
Helen
Abinger
Frank Mackay
Laugenbach
Glasgow
Bonynge
E. K. Schettel
Florence Frazer
Bride of Stock Exchange
Edwin K. Schet
Tel
New York Stock
East Fifty-sev
Julia Sands
Newport Society
White
Elmer
Utica
Selidel
Met
Ropolitan
Manhattan Opera
Eddie Foy
Shubert Theatre
Minturn
Association For Improving
Fulton Cutting
Pres
Social Notes
Mrs. Larz Anderson
Philippines
San Francisco
Edith Deacon
Joseph F. Stone
Emma Stone
Stone
George W. Vanderbilt
Pointe eArcsée
Bar Harbor
Georges W. Bliss
Jasper Lynch
Familly
Spring Lake, N. J
Edgar S. Marston
Munich
Oberammergau
Carlsbad
Baron Rosen
Elizabeth
Baron Schlippenbach
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Uchitia
Buena Vista
Undertaker
Clubman
Lieut. Stephenson
Lieut. Jackson
Kaiserin
Cameron—Eustis
Sara E. Eustis
William D. Cameron
Maxwell—Mott
Amnarene Mott
J. &. Maxwell
Rachel A. Denison
Ha Hole Land
Wilsey
Bessie D. Wilsey
Howard Howland
Levy—Bloom
Celia Bloom
Toichael
Turney Young
Bessie Youngs
Ty J. Turnschaap Weil
Ene
Irma Weil
Irvy E. scRat
Tchley Bennett
Florence Kennett
Reginald Scratchley
Connecticut
Tgrg
le Desenpert
Robertsames
Kaliner
Brody
Ida Brody
Benjamin Kaliner
Leader Ender
Yet- Bender
Maurice Leader
McDonoug
Long Island
Bogert—Sanford
Hewlett
Elizabeth Sanford
Henry L. Bogert
Boulton—Lewis
Sea Cliff
Lucille Lewis
Frederick G. Boulton
Carvalho—Goodman
Far Rockaway
Sophia Goodman
Leslie Carvalho
Bird
Arnold
Henrietta
Bauer
Ferdinand R
Bay St
Stapleton
S. L
Borau
Julia
Christopher St
Christie
Josephine
West 115Th S&j
Cole
Alfred
Roosevelt Hospital
Curtin
Hanora
John
O'Connell
van East
135Th St
Otto
Hermann
Avenue A
Quigley
Rosana
Lexington
M. Sarfaty
Moss
Trinity Av
Bronx
Shea
Mortimer
Morton St
Sidle
Terrell
Florence D
Williams
Anna M
East 33d St
Bannon
Glenwood Road
Oan
Barlow
Dennien
James
Lozier
Albert E
Irving Place
Meyer
Lincoln Road
Helena C
Maskattas AV
Grate Rae Alma C
Demaris
Lizzie
Dewea
Harry D
Bridgeport
Donald
Geors
Gator
Annie
Keller
John J
West Haven
Lon Ee E
Seitemmack
Lucey
Cornelius
Willimantic
Maloney
Bteenberg
Lydia
Bridgert
M. Starrup
Martha J
Nevaca
Blydenburgh
Theodore
Emith
P. Clarke
Harriet E
Riker
Woodeside
John R
Richmond Hill
Giles
William H
Woodbury
Muldary
Anne
Astoria
Ryerson
William
Rockville Centre
Bweeney
Owen
Emanuel
Bahr
Meta
Summit Av
Bennett
Beyenne
Benz
Maergarethe
Trenton
Boehmert
Bruno
1St St
Hoboken
Prower
Aldah E
Red Bank
Fueneral
Lena
Fullman
Columbia St
Nework
Gallagher
Ruth
Gentleen Laut
Bowery St
Une
Glover
Hartmann
Dorothy E
Ridgewood Av
Havens
Louis R
Spring Lake
Herbstreath
Johba G
Ridgefield Park
Hoffman
Henry
Bayonne
Holtham
Frederick
Eoqurigan
Emma
Charles St
West Hoboken
Howetl
Rebecca J
Jacobus
Richard
Cedar Grove
Warren St
Kraeft
KRAUS
Kurzhall
Theatore, Jr
Logue
Sarah E. Ridgewood
McConville
Ellen
Penha
Arthur L
Asbury Park
Prout
Hannah
Burnet St
Quick
P. M. Smethurst
Irene M
Steward
John C
Anna
Streit
Benjamin
Court
Sullivan
Tanis
Simon
Prospect Park
Terry
John F
Brunswick
Tindall
Sadie H . Trenton
Walsh
Edmund
Walters
Maude M
Whefler
Mary L. Bloomfield
M. Wittiger
Jersey
Memoriam
Woogdlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chapels Ambulance Service
Chelsea
John W. Lyon
Roland D. Jones
Institution For the
Govt. Office
E. 59Th St
Crouch
Fitzgerald
Fifth Ave
N. W. Cor. 20Th St
Cortlandt
Sixth Ave
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