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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

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7

Miss Ursula Morgan Weds Rev William Fitz-Simon in Tuxedo Park

Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan daughter of Mrs. John B. Morgan and niece of J. Pierpont Morgan married Rev. William Fitz-Simon at St Mary s Church Tuxedo Park. The ceremony was followed by a breakfast at Table Rock Sterlington. They plan a European honeymoon before his return to rector duties.

New York Times Morgan Ucle J. Pierpont Morgan Helen M. Hamiiton William Pierson Hamilton Jane Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr London Sara Morgan Junius Marie Seton Alfred Seton, Jr Tuexdo Dresden Emond ¥ Fitz-Simons J. D. Prince Pierre Lorillard, Jr Otto Andreae William Kent Edwin Herbert L. Satterlee John. J. Morgan Paris John B. Morgan Charles B. Alexander E. Harriman Mary Harriman Grenville Kane Henry M. Tilford David Wagstaff Willard S. Brown Mortimer J. F. Pierson W. M. W. Hoffman R. Fulton Cutting Ambrose Wiewell Frederick A. Snow John S. Rogers Ineodore Frelinghuysen Robert T. Varnum H. Casimir de [Rham Schuyler Schieffelin Pierre Lorillaré Paul Tuckerman Frederick A.J. Juillard J. P. Morgan Juliet P. Morgan

Parker Weds Miss Hoyt in Private New York Ceremony

Frederick W. Parker of New Brunswick New Jersey and Miss Ethelwyn F. Hoyt of this city married at West End Collegiate Church with only family presence. Officiant Revenry Evertson Cobb. breakfast at Delmonico's. They plan a July Lusitania voyage to Europe and will reside in Orange New Jersey after returning.

Frederick W. Parker New Brunswick N. J Thomas F. B. Parker Ethelwyn F. Hoyt West End Collegiate Church Evertson Cobb Delmonico's Parker Gail Europe Lusitania Orange Rutgers College University Manhattan Tional Gast Plainfield Miss J Hoyt Mr. Parker California

Tuckman Rosenkrantz Wedding at Temple Beth Israel

The wedding of Stanislaus N. Tuckman and Miss Miriam Rosenkrantz occurred yesterday at Temple Beth Israel at Seventy second Street and Lexington Avenue. Rev. Dr. Aaron Eisemann officiated with Miss Ray ewis as maid of honor and Nathan azarnick as best man.

Stanislaus N. Tuckman Miriam Rosenkrantz David Rosenkrantz Temple Beth Israel Seventy-second Street Lexington Avenue Aaron Eisemann Rayewis Nathan Azarnick

Miss Lily Bohling Wed to Albert Van Velser

Miss Lily Rigmer Bohling daughter of Mrs Maria Bohling married Albert Van Velser yesterday morning at West End Presbyterian Church. Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony.

Lily Rigmer Bohling Maria Johanna Bohling Albert van Velser Hibson West End Presbyterian Church

Marriage Notice: Leander Wright Wed Cassie Renwick

Leander Wright and Mrs Cassie C Renwick were married in Amityville Long Island on June two. The couple were announced as living in Amityville and the wedding was conducted by Perry Belmont's personal representative.

Perry Belmont Cassie Renwick Leander Wright Cassie C. Renwick jAmityville, L. I

Bridegroom political figure tied to Long Island scene

The article notes the groom, connected with the New York Department of Water Supply and a Perry Belmont representative, as a prominent Long Island Democrat. It mentions Mrs. Renwick’s first husband as a brother of the late Col. Stanhope C. Renwick, a known figure in city newspapers.

Garden City Wright Department of Water Supply of New York Long Island Suffolk County Perry Belmont

Summer travel notes from a busy society page

Many residents plan summer stays and travels from Spring Lake to Watch Hill and Wiesbaden. Notables include the Cramp and Pell families at Spring Lake, the Tolna couple in Wiesbaden, and Croninshield abroad. Births and urgent family matters surface as high society moves between hotels, cottages, and coastal retreats.

Theodore R. Pell Edwin Cramp Spring Lake

Mrs Mackay Presents Roslyn School Prizes at Exercises

Roslyn public school held its commencement with twelve pupils receiving prizes from Mrs Clarence H Mackay. The donor appeared in beard and gown on stage alongside the School Board as she recently earned an M A from the State University of Nevada.

Field Day Benefit For Crippled Children At Polo Grounds

The annual Field Day Benefit for the Home for Destitute Crippled Children will be held at the Polo Grounds on Friday afternoon July 17. Mrs. A. L. Erlanger heads the charity. George M. Cohan and Sam Harris organize events including a base ball game between prima donnas and soubrettes. A sprint between Mrs. Erlanger and Hollis Cooley is planned with the winner later facing Secretary Taft, plus other field games.

Polo Grounds A. L. Erlanger George M. Cohan Sam Harris Erlanger Hollis Cooley Taft

New German Theatre to Open With German American Plays

Adolf Philipp, longtime manager of the Germania Theatre on Eighth Street, announced plans to open a new German theatre at the start of next season. He partners with the manager of Zum Schwarzen Adler, transforming the Eighty-sixth Street music hall between Lexington and Third Avenues into a regular theatre with 900 seats.

Adolf Philipp Germania Theatre Eighth Street Philipp

Amusement notes show season wrap and star movements

The Gay Musician closes Saturday at Wal lack's Theatre with plans for a New York opening next season before touring. Hermann Klein will sail for Europe Thursday to book artists in London and Paris returning in September. Nora Bayes debuts in a Ziegfeld jr musical after Jardin de Paris engagement. Cecelia Loftus illness postpones Jocelyn Home concert to autumn.

Wallack’s New York Hermann Klein New German Theatre Europe London Paris Upper Sandusky Ohio Knickerbocker Louise Closser Etruria England Fanny Rice Nora Bayes Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr Jardin de Paris Brown the Broker Charles C. Joyce McHinery William A. Brady Zelma Rawlston Edward Elsner Hannah Havana Elsner Daniel Frohman Cecelia Loftus Jocelyn Home

Restoring Found Property via The New York Times Ad

The easiest method to return found property is through a small advertisement in The New York Times, a service owners are pleased to pay for to reclaim belongings.

New York Times

Skat League Ends Convention in New York

The North American Skat League wrapped up its three day congress at Grand Central Palace New York with a grand ham mers party at Terrace Garden awarding 203 prizes. Franz Hilberling of New York won the top prize of 1000 dollars with Charles Schloss also of New York taking 500 dollars. many other names from New York Philadelphia Newark and Chicago appear among winners. The event drew about 4000 attendees including 500 to 600 women and included brewery visits and a Coney Island outing before the final prize announcements.

Terrace Garden Grand Central Palace North America New York Milwaukee Jacob Ruppert Third Avenue Bernheimer & Schwartz Amsterdam Avenue 127Th Street Coney Island Luna Park Staats, Zeitung Franz Hilberling Charles F. Schloss Frank Panneck Newark N. J Max_Erdtmann Brooklyn B—H Schondorfer Louis Grotz Philadelphia S. Kirsch Hermann Helser O. Schneider Passaic Emil Lotthammer Joseph Holzhau Westermann New_York Charles Meade George Wheligelt Staten Island Charles Winkelmann Max Klein Jersey City Albert Musser Wohlfarth E. Price Bronx Herm Ziegler Louis Heck Naegele Fred_ May Karl Neumann Karl Kahn Chicago D. Hintz Bloomfield W. Rave A.reising Ed. Wagners H. Bockhold Frederick Groten Eugen E. Wirths W. Moeck Hoboken Joseph Hille H. E. Fenster Dr. J. Krause D. Lesser Herald Square Robert Schilier O. P. Friedlaender Paul Richter M. Loewenthal Aug. Kipp Manhattan Henry Walz Charles_ Bissler G. F. Krogan R. Jacobs L. Barth H. Rackebrandt John Ripple W._J.McNeill John Schaack R. A. Mayer

Tony Pastor Must Move From Pastors Theatre

Tony Pastor, veteran vaudeville manager, received notice from Tam many Hall that he must vacate his tenancy at Pastor's Theatre on Sept. 1 after twenty seven years. He seeks a Broadway house for continued vaudeville, believes his building may be torn down for a new structure, and a brother of Charles F Murphy is linked to taking over as a moving picture theatre. Foster's lease ends Sept. 1.

Tony Pastor Tammany Hall Charles F. Murphy Foster

Cafe Boulevard Adds Kioto Roof Garden Over Second Ave

Cafe Boulevard at Second Avenues and Tenth Street expands dining space with the Kioto Roof Garden. The third floor gallery opens to patrons, matching the size of the second floor gallery used in previous summers.

Cafe Boulevard Café Boulevard Second Avenues Tenth Street Second Avenue

Opera subscription rush marks opening of Hammerstein season

Oscar Hammerstein announced brisk subscription sales for Philadelphia's twenty week opera season to begin November. He anticipated completing the Broad and Poplar Opera House in time for the first performance and projected seats would be allocated by lot after all applications arrive. He expected high performance receipts and full occupancy if demand continued.

New York Times Philadelphia Oscar Hammerstein Noveber Broad and Poplar Streets Hammerstein Opera House

Stay for Hitchcock Despite Injunction at Theatre

Raymond Hitchcock appeared in The Merry Go Round at Circle Theatre again, despite the injunction served on him. His lawyer Max Steuer secured a temporary stay from Judge Holt until Friday's hearing, after opposing a modification sought in U S Circuit Court by Judge Ward. The injunction alleged breach of contract by Hitchcock based on affidavits from Henry W. Savage and Marc Klaw Arthur W Tams and Karl Schmidt.

Raymond Hitchcock Circle Theatre Max Steuer New Haven Holt Steuer

Charles Richman Joins Summer as Deal Beach Broker

Charles Richman, famed stage leading man and former star, becomes a stock broker overseeing a branch office in a shingled cottage at Deal Beach New Jersey. The actor broker has become a familiar Summer figure and will return to the Belasco forces next Autumn.

Charles Richman Deal Beach N. J Belasco

Shakespeare on Stage at Keith Proctor Theatre Next Week

Paul McAllister signs to present his own version of Hamitet at the 125th Street Theatre. A twelve member company will support the production as audiences await the new reading of Shakespeare.

Shakespeare Paul McAllister Hamitet Keith Proctor 125Th Street Theatre McAllister

Baby Leslie McKinley Bows Out After Permit Talk

Leslie McKinely an eight month old baby who appeared in The Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre will not perform again. After talks with the Children's Society officials the manager agreed that performing without a permit would be useless.

Leslie McKinely Three Twins Herald Square Theatre Children’s Society

Charles B. Jefferson Dead at 57 in St Luke’s Hospital

Charles B. Jefferson oldest son of Joseph Jefferson and former theatrical manager died at 7 30 p m in St Luke's Hospital from a complication of diseases at age 57 He leaves widow Edna Jefferson four daughters from his first marriage and a brother and three half brothers Funeral private and burial in Sandwich Massachusetts Joseph Jefferson's son had been his father's manager and investor in Louisiana plantations and Florida fruit groves

Charles B. Jefferson Joseph Jefferson St. Luke’s Hospital Edna Jefferson Glen MacDonough Charles Roth William Corlette Sarah Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Joseph William Frank Charles Jefferson Louisiana Hobe Sound Palm Beach Sandwich Maass

Dudley F Phelps longtime Customs Service chief dies in Boston

Dudley F Phelps longtime head of the Customs Service law department at the Port of New York died in Boston after a brief illness at 63. He served in the army as a lieutenant in an African American regiment raised by the Union League Club. He studied at Harvard and worked with Chester A. Arthur before becoming Assistant Attorney General for the Southern District of New York and later head of the customs department. He was married twice and survived by four children from his first marriage and his second wife Miss Slart of Jamaica.

Dudley F. Phelps Customs Service Port of New York Boston United States Army Union League Club Harvard Sta Gease Chester A. Arthur Customs Office Dudley Phelps, Jr East Seventy-fifth Street Venezuela Katherine E Louise L.phelps Phelps Miss Slart Jamaica

Mrs. Mary Dean Dies at 105 in Lockport

Mrs Mary Dean aged 105 died at her home in Lockport this morning. Born December 20 1802 on the New Jersey coast she long smoked a pipe daily and lived in Rochester area.

Mary Dean Rochester N. Y Lockport New Jersey

Notable Obituaries From Across the United States

A roundup of deaths includes Gen Francisco Maranjo in Mexico City, JOSEPH HARBER in Youngstown, Willis G Vanauken in Tawas Michigan, Francis Winslow in Norfolk Virginia, Mary H Bruce in Louisville Kentucky, Daniel G Hetfield of Rahway New Jersey, Frank C Goble Verona New Jersey, Horatio Camps born Manila 1845, Herman Kirsten Jersey City, and Allen Rosenkrans Newton New Jersey. Survivors and notable life details accompany each notice.

Francisco Maranjo Mexico City Joseph Harber Giles B. Harber Special Service Honolulu Youngstown Ohio Willis G. Vanauken Tawas Mich Francis Winslow Norfolk Washington Mary H. Bruce Louisville Napoleon G. Bruce Royal College of Preceptors W. Lanier Washington Robert Emory Brennan Albert A. Brennan Daniel G. Hetfield Dan Rahway N. J Maud S Frank C. Goble Verona Horatio Camps Brooklyn Manila P, IL Herman Kirsten Union Hill Jersey City Allen Rosenkrans Newton

BEING READY TO LEAVE THE CITY NEWS SERVICE

Advertisement advises readers to arrange daily and Sunday New York Times delivery to foreign addresses for 75 cents monthly. Readers may change address freely and should order via their newsdealer, the Publication Office, or by telephone at 1000 Bryant Adv.

New York Times

Leeds Dies in Paris Hotel After Health Decline

William B. Leeds American financier died at the Hotel Ritz Paris after a sudden collapse. He had been abroad for health reasons and planned to sail home the next day. Leeds once led the Rock Island Railroad and was married twice, with wealth estimated at 35 million dollars.

Paris William B. Leeds Hotel Ritz Leeds America New York Rock Island Railroad

William B Leeds Built Tin Plate Empire From Rail to Riches

William B Leeds rose from a Indiana florist to railroad official and American Tin Plate Company president. He helped form the Big Four, led Rock Island lines, and after diversifying faced customs disputes over a pearl necklace. He suffered strokes, died after market strains, and left a wide array of corporate roles and society memberships.

William B. Leeds Indiana Richmond Ind Harry Miler Pennsylvania Railroad Miller Leeds Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg D. G Reid Big Four W. H J. H. Moore American Tin Plate Company Pennsylvania United States Steel Corporation Chicago, Rock Island « Pacific Railroad Company American Sheet and Tin Plate Company The Audit Company of New York Ellwood, Anderson & Lapelle Railroad Nassau Gas, Heat and Power Company Nassau Light, and Power Company United States Mortgage and Trust Company Windsor Trust Company Mary Stewart Worthington Cleveland Ohio Frederick W. Vanderbilt Rough Point Newport Paris Bernard Citroen’s New York Citroen Lacombe United States New York Yacht Club Seawanhaka-Corinthian Brooklyn Larchmont Meadow Brook City Automobile Club of America Financial George F. Baker First National Bank Rock Island

Col Gilbert P Robinson Dies at Jersey City Home

Col Gilbert P Robinson aged 90 died at his home 68 Booraem Avenue Jersey City from neuritis. An Irish immigrant born April 11 1831 he came to the U S in 1852 and served in the army. He became Police Captain after Hudson City joined Jersey City in 1871 and later clerk of the Police Board until 1905. He was a Mason and Grand Army member and leaves a son and four daughters.

Gilbert P. Robinson Booraem Avenue Jersey City Ireland United States Army Hudson City Grand Army

Blairstown High School Principal John Van Dyke Dies

Prof John M Van Dyke of Blairstown New Jersey high school died at home of heart disease. He boarded with Mr and Mrs William Andress. He was a brother of Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton University and a practicing lawyer who taught school for several years.

John M. van Dyke Blairstown N. J William Andress Henry van Dyke Princeton University

Marriages Recorded Across Several States in June Events

A list of unspecified marriage notices dated June across 1800s to 1920s notes couples from Conn., Md., N.J., Me., N.Y., and Penn. exchanging vows at churches including St Mary’s Tuxedo Park, West End Presbyterian, Trinity Church, St Bartholomew’s, and more. Names include Maria Louisa Riggs, Robert Treat Crane, Ursula Juliet Morgan, William Fitz-Simon, Lilly Rigmer Bohling, Hamilton Hill, Mary McMillin, Henry Morris, Ethelwyn Hoyt, Jeannette Smith Rothwell, Ina Wright, Leland Wright, Margaret Gaddis, Clara Pine, and others.

Oklahoma Ursula Juliet J. B.morgan William Fitz-Simon St. Mary's, Tuxedo Hibson—Bohling West End Presbyterian Church New York City Cranford X. J. Hill—Stanton Stanholm Kennebunkport L. Mason Clarke John Bicknell Alice Rowland Stanton Hamilton Hill Boston Morris—Mcmillin Charles N. Wells Trinity Church Mary McMillin Henry Cullum Morris Parker—Hoyt The Collegiate Church Henry Evertson Cobb Ethelwyn Eugene F. Hoyt Frederick W. Parker New Brunswick

Obituary notices and funeral announcements in New York area

A long list of death notices and funeral plans dated June 1908 across New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Entries include Jose Xavier Arosemena Edmund W. Davis Jane Germond William Huestis James Irwin George Keck William S Mead Dudley J Phelps Harry B Rosenthal Adolph Strauss Alice Taylor Evelina D Thatcher Eliza E Underhill Mary E Adams Elisabeth Baier Charles Bavetta Joan R Bennette Harry Bishop Adam Bohn John Brautigan Patrick Burke Thomas Burrowes Mary Byrne Thomas Byrnes Horatio Camps William H Christie Anna L Clark Jene Collins Patrick H Comiskey Margaret Corcoran Mary Agnes Curry Albert Diem and others with service times locations and interment details.

Arosemena Jose Xavier Arosemena St. Gabriel's Church New Rochelle Grand Central Station Davis Grand Cascapedia Canada Edmund W. Davis Germond Isrentwood L. I Jane M. Germond Wrellington -Germond Hauppauge Central Islip Long Island City Hitchings Pasadena Cal New York Hannah Charles F. Witchings St. Matthew's Church Seth St Central Park West Huestis White Plains Wiliam Henry Huestis Grace Episcopal Church White Plains Rural Cemetery Irwin James William Irwin Oradell X. J Lexington Av Kensico Keck George Keck Henry Elizabeth Keck East 175Th St Mead St. Luke's Hospital Knoxville Tenn Phelps Boston Dudley J. Phelps Rosenthal Harry B. Rosenthal Rebecca Milton Jean Rosalre J. A. Solomon West 120Th St Finners Pittsburg Strauss Adolph Strauss Rosa Strauss Ida Marshall Stella Loewenthal Leopold Strauss 94Th St Temple Beth-B West 4Th St Sulzberger Taylor Alice Taylor Hugh Taylor Greenwood Thatcher Stonington Conn Evelina D. Thatcher Stephen D. Thatcher Underhill Pittsfield Mass Eliza E. Underhill William Underhill Cypress Hills Cemetery Harry Bishop Bohn Lorimer St Brooklyn Adam Bohn Brautigan Lentz Av Newark N. J John, Brautigan Burke Jersey City Patrick Burke Burrowes Bound Brook Thomas R. Burrowes Byrne West 105Th St Mary Byrne Byrnes West 17Th St Bayonne Thomas Byrnes Camps Jefferson Av Horatio Camps M. Christie South Nyack N. Y William H. Christie

Death notices from New York area August 22

Funeral announcements list residents named Donovan Dougherty Douglass Driscoll Essig Ferguson Flohr Frost Gennoy Gerstenmeier Gilmore Holeland Hueston Ingate Jahn Kelly King Kirkland Klein Klevenz Krebs Kock Lambertus Link Linn Lockwood Lowery Lynk McAlpin McCarthy Matthews May May Meehan Murphy Murray Nixon Ohs Parker Peterson Pierson Pierre Priest Pugh Quail Rice Rolls Samson Scanlon Schier Schmitt Schnitgen Schohn Schulz Sloan Smith Speckmann Street Tague Wade Whitford Wie g and.

Essig Orange N. J Meer Essig Ferguson St. Duln’s Place Brooklton Mary Ferguson Flohr East 173d Willam F. Flohr Frost Cranberry St Brooklyn Sarah E. Frost Gennoy Bright St Jersey City Annie Gennoy Gerstenmeier South 7Th St Newark Sebastian (Iersten Meter Gilmore Mridgefield Charles H.eet P. Golden John F. Gelden Uumison St ML. Harden Ssth St West End Mary M. Harden Hartill German Hospital Jne Elizabeth Marthur Hein Lexington Florence M. Hein Hicks West 1220 Mary Hicks NM. Higgins Chariton St Catherine Higgins Holeland Rye N. Y Catharine Holand Hueston Clermont Av Robert Hueston Ingate Morristown Elizabeth A. Ingate Jahn Mamburg Av George Jahn Kelly Hicks St William FE. Kelly King Elm St Richmond Mabel E. Kine Kirkland Grove St Mary N. Kirkland Klein West Orange Christopher Klein Klevenz St. Catharine's Hopital Jacob Kievenz Krebs East S0th St Henry Krebs Kock West 11Th St Fred Kock Lowery Frank A. Lowery Lynk Washington St Hobokeen Jime Stanley B. Lynk McAlpin Griffith St Francee McAlpin McCarthy Lafayette St Newadh Joseph McCarthy Matthews Metropolitan Av Mary Matthews Reeve Place Jane Maunton St. Nicholas Av William May M Ay South Sth St Martin Meehan 13Th St Mary A. Meehan Murphy Humboldt St Marr A. Murphy Murray Pavonia Av David Murrey Nixon 59Th St Margaret A. Nixon OHS Hudson Terrace Yorkers Emma Ohl. Parker Stevens Av Edward W. Parker J. Peferson RockyiNe Centre L. LE Grace Allen Peterson A. M.pierson New York Av Sarah I. Flerson Pierre Franklin Av Guttenburg Jenny Pierre Wayne St Fannie A. Priest Pugh Pearl St Richard P. Pugh M. Quail Bay 98Th St Union Av Frenx Bertha Schier Schmitt 7Th St Caroline M. Schmitt Schnitgen Otto Schohn M. Schulz Park Av Hoboken Florence M. Schulz Sloan Diamond St William S. Soan. Smith Malvern St John H. Smith Spec Whitford West New Brighton S. L Wiegand Madison St August Wiegand

Memoriam Mass for Thomas Cunningham at St Agnes Church

Memorial service for Thomas F. Cunningham held at St Agnes Church today at 10. A brief Mass observed with family and parishioners remembering the late figure.

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Miss Morgan Rev WM. Fitz-Simon J. Pier Pont Morgan Tuxedo Park St. Mary’s Church F. W. Parker Miss Hoyt Tuckman—Rosenkrantz Social Notes William P. Dixon Josephine Williams Ilseboro, Me James B. Townsend Point Au Pic Quebec Lycurgus Winchester Katharine Pratt Watch Hill Festettic de George Heye Oyster Bay W.W. H. Burgess Frank W. Croninshield Gustav Amsinck James W. Hawes Ansonia R. E. Westcott Stephen C. Miller Irvington Amzi Lorenzo Barber Washington, D. C Ardsley Towers Dobbs Ferry Alfred L. White East Fifty-fourth Street Harold Fa Villard Thornwood, Dobbs “Erry Franklin Q. Brown Concord, Mass James B. Thompson Miss. Thompson Walcott Grindstone Neck Charles Finney Cox Mauretania Carlina Austrian Tyrol Charles H. Treat Benjamin Wood Miss Wood Maser Wood Gotham Pacific Coast H. H. Rogers Massachusetts Nicholas Fish Holland House Raul L. Baker Mitchell Harrison Holland Thomas G. Blakeman and Raleigh Phillpotts Buckingham Frank Diehl Presbyterian Chute Oceanic D. W. Barret Broadway Tabernacle Alexander Sedgwick Lydia C. Rogers Lenox Times Building William Kappel A. Auerbach M. Rosenthal H. Schweppe Chr. Werner G. L. McCutcheon Paul Wentsel Theodore Voigt Stanley Widuski A. Camnitzer H. Kasten Adolph Frank Max Mattes yvo—Arthur Claassen Fuetwohl George Uhlig Henry Schwind Elizabeth Don Simon William Weber William Schneider C. Herring Fred Werner Henry Lutz K. A. Kocher Detroit P. H. van Bloem B. Nachtigall August Thies Peter Roos M. F. Gwandy L. M. Walther E. M. Marmer Max Warms Franz Honby H. Wunder H. Schmeltz W. Bachmann Littemann the Bronx H. R. Kirsch Julius Loeffler L. Friedner M. M. Jonas J. Mieser Prof M.loewy Gus. Blenk C. Sieber W. Jaeger G. Franken Charles Bang Julius Lewinski Henry Rapp Richard Nolte E. Roehl H. Lahrhein H. Herrnstadt H. F. Wolgnarten Davenport Ney Buffalo A. H. Burne R. Kressen F. W. Liedt Aladelphia Charles. Quadt J. E. Gimbinger Ed. Vogt B. H. Ridder J. E. Soper Brockmann R. Barthel Fred. Schuppin L. W. Hraba Henry Wolff Paul Lange Herzog P. W. Dittlinger William Neihetser M.arensberg A. Prince A. Becher G. W. Schlosser Paul Meyer G. Doerris Guenther Keitel Otto Momny Arlington A. Eisler R. Kempf P. Denuth John Lindes L. W. Rahe Baltimore M. Miller Houston Tex H. Zschering A. Wadenklen T. Lehnhoff M. P. Loeser George Wetzel Passaie Theodore Riehl H. Kampner Tammany Hitchcock Actor Richman Gerry Society St. Luke’s W. B. Leeds Rock Island System MR. Leeds Col Queens Borough Wall Street P. B. Purdy William H. Reynolds 5Th Ave Tel Madison Crouch Fitzgerald Cornlandt Broadway Sixth Avenue Ith St 12D St Rothwell—Smith St. Bartholomew’s Church Robert S. W. Wood Jeannette May John C. Smith Wilkesbarre, Penn Thomas Harwood Rothwell Parrett—Wright Ina Foster Wright Leland Barrett Bock—Gaddis Margaret Gaddis Frederick Bock Briggs—Pine Lansingburg N.Y Clara Louise Pine Howard A. M. Briggs Coulther—Dixon Jersey Frances Jane Dixon Walter Coulther Duyckinck West Fanwood Nanon West Richard B. Duyckinck Gifford—Cohen West “Orange Helene A. Cohen Patrick Gifford Losaw—Spencer Berkshire Valley Helen Spencer Arthur F. Losan McElhone—Mcceney Lillian Claudia McCeney James McElhone Miller—Carver Cedar Grove Emma J. R. Carver John H., Miller, Snyder—Poyer Belvidere Ethel Poyer Williams Snyder, Wilder—Scott Lillian Russell Scott Edward H. Wilder Oppenheimer Institute W. 34Th Street West 57Th St U. S Piel Bros East New York Brooklyn, N. Y Woodlawn Trarlem Webster and Jerome Avenue East 280 ST Undertakers Stephen Merritt Frank E. Campbell Chelsem
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