Southern Bride for Judge Trawley
Engagements and society notes from Newport to Charleston feature Judge William H. Trawley set to wed Mildred Frost of Charleston in mid July. Also listed are engagements and movements of social figures including Walter Gifford Smith editor of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Mrs Mabel Wing Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Trawley
Mildred Frost
Charleston
8. C
Trawley
Newport
New York
Miss Frost
Honolulu
Mabel Wing Castle
Walter Gifford Smith
Levi M. Smith
Brooklyn
Samuel Smith
Joralemons
Smith
Pacific Commercial Advertiser
Castile
Wellesley College
James Dinsmore Tew
Elinor Bechted
Theodore H. Bechtel
Germantown
Tew
Harvard
Stanley Fuller Silkman
Irene Gaskill
Judson C. Gaskill
Mount Holly
Penn
German Social Figure W H Weber Marries Emily Borchert
W H Weber a well known figure in Bronx German social circles wed Emily Borchert daughter of Henry Borchert at Weber home 370 East 161st Street. Rev Dr Goodson of Ascension Baptist Church officiated. They departed for a wedding trip to the Thousand Islands and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Weber
Bronx
East 161St Street
Emily Borchert
Henry Borchert
Broadway
Goodson
Ascension Baptist Church
Wedding of Abraham Bleier and Millie Wechsler at Delmonico's
Abraham L Bleier son of Mr and Mrs Simon Bleier and Miss Millie Wechsler daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham Wechsler married at Delmonico s Rev Rudolph Grossman officiating. Bride wore white satin with lace bouquet lilies of the valley. Family and friends attended with maid of honor Ida Wechsler and bridesmaids Anna Bimberg Rena Goldstein Annette Greenbaum Lillian May. best man Oscar Bleier. ushers Louis Bleier Joseph Bendix Samuel Anhalt Gustav Hostadt. Reception and dinner followed. Honeymoon to St Lawrence River and Thousand Islands. plan to reside in New York.
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Abraham L. Bleier
Simon Bleier
Millie Wechsler
Abraham. Wechsler
West 122d Street
Delmonico’s
Rudolph Grossman
Ida We
Mrs. Bleter
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
New York
Prominent Families Arrive for Newport Summer Season
Summer residents continue to arrive at Newport. Notable arrivals include Mrs. James P. Kernochan at Sea View cottage Ochre Point and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Crossways villa. Prominent guests such as William K Vanderbilt Jr and guests from Chicago and St Louis are noted.
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New York Times
Newport
James P. Kernochan
Sea View
Ochre Point
James B. Hagegin
Ruthven-Pratt
Arleigh
Stuyvesant Leroy
Beach Street
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Europe
Celtic
Hammersmith
Harrison Avenue
Arthur B. Emmons
Catherin Street
Stuyvesant Fish
Crossways
Moses Taylor Campbell
Bellevue Avenue
Clayton G. Dixon
Dixon
Hugh L. Willoughby
Cyril Hatch
Kenneth P. Budd
Hermann Oelrichs
Royales Carroll
Thomas Hitchcock
William K. Vanderpdilt, Jr
J. Laurens van Alen
Wakehurst
Buffalo Bill
William R. Hunter
Gunther's
Sandy Point Farm
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Elisha Dyer, Jr
New York
Gordon
Robert L. Gerry
Charles G. Lundell
William F. Whitehouse
Phillip A. Clark
J. K. Tavassig
St. Louis
Shoreby Hill
Jamestown
Philadelphia Society News Notes Summer Moves and Travel
Philadelphia society items list residents and guests as they depart for Bar Harbor Chestnut Hill and European trips. Names include Charles Curtis Harrison William Masters Camac Henry Morris Park and Park family with plans to visit Winter Harbor Westchester Cedarhurst Long Island.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Charles Curtis Harrison
Happy Creek Farm
Devon
Bar Harbor
William Masters Camac
Chestnut Hill
Henry Morris
Europe
Richard Gray Park
Cloverly Farm
Westchester
Park
Sarah G. Park
Winter Harbor
Helen M. Park
Alice Anderson
Cedarhurst
L. I
Beverly Potter
Wedding bells for Bolling Phillips at Moraine Farm
The wedding of Raynal C. Bolling of New York and Miss Anna T. Phillips of Boston will be held today at Moraine Farm North Beverly Mass with Miss Martha R. Phillips as bridesmaid and William Phillips as best man among an array of Phillips brothers and other ushers.
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Raynal C. Bolling
New York
Anna T. Phillips
John C.phillips
Boston
North Beverly
Mass
Moraine Farm
Martha R. Phillips
William Phillips
George W. Phillips
Frederick R. Swift
John W.farley
John Forbes Perkins
Malcolm Donald
Dan Hanna's Third Bride Marries in Cleveland
Dan R. Hanna, son of the late Senator M A Hanna, married Mrs Mary Stuart at the bride's mother's home in Cleveland. The ceremony was performed by a Justice of the Peace with only close witnesses. The couple plan to reside at Hanna's country home near Ravenna after a trip to the beet. Mr Hanna has two prior marriages with divorces obtained by each former wife.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dan R. Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Mary Stuart
Hanna
Daley Gordon Hanna
Phillips
The
Common Pleas Court
Frank Skelly
Daisy Gordon Hanna
Roy York
New York
Mr. York
Lieut Peabody Dismissed From Police Force
Lieut William F Peabody of the Central Office force was dismissed from the police by Commissioner Bingham after a trial before Third Degree Deputy Police Commissioner Hanson. He faced charges of giving false testimony and disobeying orders related to a Baltimore trip on March 23 and a later absence from the Detective Bureau. The dismissal statement accuses him of insubordination and loyalty to outside interests, labeling him a traitor to New York City. Peabody resides at 350 West Forty-seventh Street.
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William F. Peabody
Central Office Force
Hanson
Bingham
Peabody
Detective Bureau
Baltimore
Gould
McLaughlin
Police Department
City of
New York
West Forty-seventh Street
Satire Hoax About Borough President Coler Debunked
Secretary Edsall opened the Brooklyn Academy of Music cornerstone box and found no satirical poem. Nelson P. Lewis claimed a manuscript of a satirical verse about Borough President Coler existed, but Coler dismissed it as a joke.
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Academy of Music Cornerstone
Coler
Brooklyn Academy of Music
F.D. Edsall
Academy
Nelson P. Lewis
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn Engineers
Clews Loses Diamond Ruby Cigar Holder in Transit
James B. Clews of Henry Clews and Co at 15 Broad Street reports a diamond and ruby studded cigarette holder missing from his pocket a week ago. It disappeared either on a train from Philadelphia or after arrival in this city. He seeks recovery of the holder.
Spanish Armada to Be Reorganized Under New Naval Programme
Britain may assist Spain in a major naval renewal focused on eight battleships of 14 000 tons each and submarines. The plan, costing about 20 900 000 pounds, excludes cruisers and faces treasury constraints, while Spain seeks to restore sea power after its war with the United States.
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Great Britain
Spain
United States
South Wales
Santiago
Rhondda
Cervera
Madrid
Cortez
Pizarro
Gibraltar
Alliance
Far East
Motherbank
Kyles of Bute
Pelayo
Numancia
Vitoria
Benbow
Carlos V
Catalina
Cartagena
Lieut
Don Peral
Alfonso
Concha
MacMahon
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
United
Herbert Russell
The
London Express
Napoleon at Elba and Ney’s Return Drama
A London T. P.'s Weekly note recalls Napoleon's March 1 1815 landing on the French coast and a twenty day suspenseful episode. It links Marshal Ney's march from Besançon on March 10 with Louis XVIII's hopes and Parisian curiosity, framing the Elba episode as a prelude to a final act in a tragic comedy.
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Napoleon
Elba
Napoleon Bonaparte
Marshal Ney
Ney
Santry
Leips
Louis XVIII
Besancon
Louis
Cnterpries
Auto Delay Halts Cohan Show At New Amsterdam
George M. Cohan star of The Honeymooners was hurt when his car broke down on the way to Matteen and he arrived late to the Aerial Gardens at 9:20 p m delaying the curtain. His manager Sam Harris said he dressed in three minutes after a five minute ride from Twenty third Street Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
George M. Cohan
Mattewan
Cohan
Twenty-third Street
Sam Harris
Mane Uger
Souvenir at Lyric Theatre 250th The Road to Yesterday
The Lyric Theatre plans to award a three inch silver Minnie Dupree figure at tonight’s 250th performance of The Road to Yesterday. Each statuette sits on a seal bearing the recipient’s initials engraved by advance request from attending women. A light blue wax stick accompanies each seal as part of the presentation.
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Lyric Theatre
Minnie Dupree
Miss Dupree
Sober Sue Opens in Mute Review at Paradise Roof Garden
Sober Sue debuted in the Mute Review at the Paradise Roof Garden atop the Victoria Theatre last night. A $100 reward sign hung overhead for anyone who could make her laugh, yet she spoke and remained unmoved, seeming strangely sad as the show unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sober Sue
Paradise Roof Garden
Victoria Theatre
Warfield Appears 1000th Time In Music Master Show
David Warfield performed his thousandth turn in the Music Master at the Majestic Theatre Boston tonight. A special car from New York brought guests, the house was full, and Warfield gave a brief speech after the show. Bronze busts of the star in character were given as souvenirs.
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New York Times
Boston
David Warfield
Majestic Theatre
Warfield
Theatres and attractions headline a lively New York night
Adelaide Kelm starred as Leah in Daly’s Leah the Forsaken at the Metropolis Theatre with strong audience response and curtain calls. Edna Spooner offered Mam’szelle at Keith Proctor’s Fifth Avenue. Laura Guerite sang a new tune at Herald Square. Geo C. Tilyou added trained seals at Steeplechase Park. Paul McAllister staged Van Bibber at One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street. Kaltenborn Orchestra played Lohengrin at St. Nicholas Garden. Orak’s symphony from The New World promised tonight. Gertrude Hinz to sing. Gaston La Touche’s The Bath shown at Jardin. Voscarry athletes debut announced.
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Mam
Szelle
Edna “Jay Spooner
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Laura Guerite
Gibson
Herald Square Theatre
Geo C. Tilyou
Steeplechase Park
Saranac
Paul McAllister
Robert Hilliard
Richard Harding Davis
van Bibber
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre
Kaltenborn Orchestra
St. Nicholas Garden
Orak
Gertrude Hinz
Gaston la Touche
the Bath
Jardin de Paris
Voscarry
Rev Keller May Resign From Arlington Church
Rumor says Rev. John Keller will sever ties with Trinity Episcopal Church in Arlington New Jersey next Sunday amid congregation unrest. Keller survived a 1900s shooting by Thomas Barker. Barker later paroled. Bishop Lines and church members offered no confirmation. Keller reportedly traveling away from home.
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John Keller
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arlington
N. J
Keller
Thomas Barker
Barker
Edwin
Lines
Stray Dog Raid At Morningside Park Sparks Rabies Fears
Following numerous complaints, agents from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals captured and shot stray dogs in Morningside Park. Mrs. Frederick J. Wilson died of hydrophobia after her Scotch terrier bit her while being euthanized. An elevator boy was bitten. others escaped infection. Police aided as the park was cleared and further inspections continue.
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Morningside Park
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Frederick J. Wilson
Weat 115Th Street
Wilson
Gallatin National Bank
Pasteur Institute
Munroe Apartments
115Th Street
Police Department
Board of Health
Jersey Boom for D. C Black Picks Black for Governor
William B. Gourley, chairman of New Jersey Democratic State Committee, visited Jersey City and declared support for Charlie G Black for governor. Black dismissed the scene and refused further comment while noting he would not accept a nomination if offered.
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William B. Gourley
New Jersey
Democratic State Committee
Jersey City
Charlies G Black
Black
Mr. Black
Coler solves Brooklyn soap bill mystery with wrappers
Borough President Coler learned a soap wrapper scheme was causing oversized soap bills. A clerk claimed premiums for wrappers, filling his flat with furniture before admitting the plan. Coler then ordered wrappers returned to manufacturers, cutting public baths’ soap costs.
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Brooklyn
Metz
Coler
Mr. Coler
Joralemon Street
Mos
Desertion ties man to Riverside robbery at public way
Henry Le Bau, linen merchant of Schuyler Arms Riverside Drive and Ninety-eighth Street, identified Martin Mullen, a Connecticut deserter, among four raiders who robbed him on May 23 at Riverside Drive and Eightieth Street. The thieves stole an overcoat jewelry and about $50. Mullen, who deserted at Hampton Roads, was committed to prison in default of $2,000 for examination tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry le Bau
Schuyler Arms
Riverside Drive
Ninety-eighth Street
Martin Mullen
Connecticut
Eightieth Street
le Bau
United States
Ting
Je Bau
Mullen
Hampton Roads
Walsh
O Briens surprise move replaces chief engineer on water project
Water Commissioner John OBrien dismissed Chief Engineer I M De Varona from supervising the high pressure water supply construction. Assistant Engineer Daniel A Curtin takes over inspection duties amid contractor friction over Varona methods. Varona earned 10000 salary. Curtin 4000. Varona cited as opposed to charging extras. Commissioner away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’brien
I. M. de Varona
de Varona
Daniel A. Curtin
Water
Curtin
O'Brien
Chapman's Illness Follows Wife's Death Shock
The Rev J Wilbur Chapman the Presbyterian evangelist is seriously ill in a Warsaw Indiana room beside his wife who lies at the point of death from a surgical operation. Friends fear the shock of her death may end his life as he suffers heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilbur Chapman
Warsaw
Ind
Ex Senator Hull Improves After Illness
Albany June 24 Ex Senator David B Hull who has been seriously ill with the grip for two months is on the road to recovery He is able to be about and has visited his office once or twice He expects to go to the Griswold House New London Conn for several weeks
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Albany
David B. Hull
Griswold House
New London
Conn
The Bishops Carriage Presented at Waldorf Theatre
The Bishop's Carriage was produced at the Waldorf Theatre in London to-night and received with favorable notices. Charles Cartright Fannie Ward and Margaret Fuller led the cast.
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London
Waldorf Theatre
Charles Cartright
Fannie Ward
Margaret Fuller
Lee-Warner Weds Cerwin At St Margaret’s Westminster
At St Margaret's Church Westminster Philip Lee-Warner eldest son of Sir William Lee-Warner married Miss Cerwin daughter of a general The ceremony took place in London on June 24 with local dignitaries in attendance The couple is linked to notable British families and military service figures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schroeder, Jr
William Schroeder
Gertrude Elizabeth Hales Betts
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
London
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Philip Lee- Warner
William Lee-Warner
Mies M Cerwin
Ae Pee. Wee Aoecatnanin Ng
Police Blunder Arrest For Mistaken Identity
Walter S. Chatterton a merchant and power company member living at 137 Liberty Street in the Bronx was arrested by Detective John J. Fogarty and held overnight at Police Headquarters after being mistaken for the burglar Aly Burke. Capt McCafferty admitted the error next day and Chatterton was discharged at the Tombs Court with an apology. Commissioner Bingham ordered a full inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly’’ Burke
Walters. Chatterton
Liberty Street
Mount Hope Place
Bronx
John J. Fogarty
McCafferty
Detective Bureau
Chatterton
Burke
Tombs Court
Bingham
Isidor Wormser Funeral Held at Fifth Avenue Home
Funeral services for Isidor Wormser were held yesterday at his 836 Fifth Avenue home conducted by Rabbi Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu-El. Many stock exchange colleagues and family attended as the body lay in state and a large wreath from the NYSE marked the ceremony. Burial followed at Sa Fields Cemetery East New York with a memorial service for family later that evening.
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Isidor Wormser
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Silverrhan
Temple Emanu-El
Henry Seligman
Willam
Guggenheim
Samuel F. Kaeffer
M. H. de Young
Moses Herrman
Sa Fields Cemetery
East New York
Silverman
Johnson Put To Death In Sing Sing Electric Chair
Ossining N Y June 24 John Johnson the wife slayer was executed in Sing Sing prison at 5 51 am He ate breakfast and met Father Mahoney the prison chaplain who stayed until the current was applied The two contacts at 1900 volts each left him dead Johnson killed Catherine Johnson at 13 Maquette Row Yonkers on May 16 1905 after returning from a four year prison term for larceny He sought legal advice from Albert T Patrick who later helped him to appeal to the U S Supreme Court without success.
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Ossining
N.Y
John Johnson
Sing Sing
Johnson
Father Mahoney
Catherine
Maquette Row
Yonkers
Albert T. Patrick
Rice
Patrick
United States Supreme Court
Death List of a Day: Rev Dr Charles W Fritts
The Rev. Dr. Charles W. Fritts pastor emeritus of the Reformed Church at Fishkill on the Hudson died Sunday at his sister’s home in Hudson New York. Funeral was at the Reformed Church yesterday at 8 o clock. He served on the boards of Rutgers Theological Seminary New Brunswick and the Reformed Church Mission Board. He held a D D from Rutgers College and was pastor emeritus for more than thirty years.
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Charles W. Fritts
The
Reformed Church
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
J. P.mesick
Hudson, N. Y
Westerday
Fritts
Theological Seminary At
New Brunswick
Board of Missions of the Reformed Church
Rutgers College
Mrs Mary Arbuckle Dies After Long Illness at Lake Mohonk
Mrs Mary Arbuckle wife of John Arbuckle of the Arbuckle Brothers coffee and sugar firm died yesterday morning at Lake Mohonka New York after long ill health Rheumatism of the heart She helped found the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives supported the Home for Friendless Women and Children Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Plymouth Church charities and her husband’s welfare efforts Her brother William Kerr of Pittsburgh survives The funeral is at 3 PM today at the family home 815 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn with Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hill officiating
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Mary Alice Arbuckle
John Arbuckle
Arbuckle Brothers
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Arbuckle
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Kerr
Lake Mohonka
William W. Kerr
Clinton Avenue
Newell Dwight Hill
Death of Assistant Treasurer Jacobs Shocks Treasury
The Treasury Department announced in a telegram that Assistant United States Treasurer Jacobs died in San Francisco. United States Treasurer Treat took charge by wire and designated Cashier T. P. Barnes to act as Assistant Treasurer in San Francisco.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Notable Obituaries Roundup of Several 19th Century Figures
Capt Jack Thorrington aged 63 died in Montgomery Alabama after twelve years as Vice Consul to Colombia and served as an officer in Forrest's Cavalry. Byron George Stark a longtime insurance figure died at 201 West Seventy-ninth Street born Eagle Michigan sixty years ago and a Rochester Business College graduate who practiced law and later joined the Caledonian Fire Insurance Company of Scotland. Edna Stelle a Rahway New Jersey musician died at a hospital of appendicitis aged 19 after graduating with top honors from the New York Conservatory of Music. Col Jacob D Lacair postmaster of Whitesbarre Pennsylvania died aged 68 after fifteen years as an editorial writer. served in 1862 as a Lieutenant to war's end. Roswell R G Sandford wealthy retired New York banker died at 515 North Broad Street Elizabeth New Jersey aged 53. member of Washington Lodge F and A M and leaves a widow.
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Jack Thorrington
Colombia
Montgomery
Ale
Forrest
Byron George Stark
West Seventy-ninth Street
Eegle
Mich
Rochester Business College
Michigan
Caledonian Fire Insurance Company
Scotland
Edna Stelle
Rahway
N. J
Miss Stelle
New York Conservatory of Music
Jacob D. Lacair
Whitesbarre
Penn
Roswell R. G. Sandford
New York
North Broad Street
Elizabeth
Washington Lodge F
A. M
Trinity Episcopal Church
Busy merchants vow careful business in brief letter
A terse note from local traders emphasizes meticulous handling of transactions and courteous service. The missive urges prompt communications and thoughtful decision making to uphold trust and efficiency in commerce.
Commerce Course Ends With Sixty-Eight Graduates
The first four year commerce class at the High School of Commerce graduated sixty eight pupils in the new west sixty fifth street building auditorium. Frank A. Vanderlip of National City Bank urged national expansion of commercial education. Prizes went to Morris Jacob Frankel for French and Joseph R. Guiteras for all around excellence. City Superintendent Maxwell awarded diplomas and Dr James Sullivan bid the students farewell before leaving for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Commerce
West Sixty-fifth Street
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Morris Jacob Frankel
Alliance Francaise
Joseph R. Guiteras
Dreyfus
Maxwell
James Sullivan
Boys’ High School
Brooklyn
11 286 School Graduates Across City
Dr W H Maxwell City Superintendent of Schools announces 11286 elementary pupils will graduate this year from a total graduating class register. Maxwell sent a circular to school principals asking for reports by July 3 on nine questions about pupil health including malnutrition vision hearing speech St vitus dance defective mentality hypertrophied tonsils and the value of school nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Maxwell
Maxwell
St. Vitus
MarriagesShare June 22 1907 At Christ Church Winchester And South Amboy
Leila Moss daughter of Dr and Mrs Wm P McGuire of Winchester wed Lewis Huntington Hyde of New York at Christ Church Winchester on June 22 1907. Anna Barbara Such daughter of Mrs George Such wed Augustus on June 22 1907 at Christ Church South Amboy New Jersey.
Obituary Notices From June 24 1907 Listings
A series of funeral notices and obituaries for Mary Alice Kerr Joseph J Benjamin James C Blauvelt Leonard Bliss Daniel Burke Phoebe Cameron Edward Butler Francis Ricards Fisher Sarah A Fraser Willard Parker Charles A Peck Theresa Jane Seidenberg George H Spencer Elizabeth Holt Thorburn Leopold Weil Mary Margaret Wheeler and others detailing names dates ages residences service times and interment locations across New York New Jersey and adjacent areas including Brooklyn Englewood Oradell Utica and Calvary and Woodlawn cemeteries.
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George N. Bliss
Harriet Whitman
Utica
N. Y
Burke
Daniel FP. Burke
Sarah Burke
Patrick B. Burke
Tinton Avenue
St. Augustin’s Church
Calvary
Cameron
Phoebe R. Cameron
Alexander Cameron
Crotona Avenue
New York City
Coe
Edward Butler
Wm. P
Cornelia Coe
Englewood
N. Jus
Fisher
Francis Ricards Fisher
May Valentine Fisher
Ellen M
John H. Fisher
Fowler
Sarah A. Fraser
John B. Fowler
Barker Avenue
White Plains
Grand Central Depot
Fox
Norman Fox
West Seventy-fifth Street
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Jesus
Gwen~odelyn
William O
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Leonia
New Jersey
Murphy
Atlantic City
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James D. Murphy
East Mist St
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West 9Th St
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West 119Th St
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Bronxville
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Clara Zuckerman
Arnold Charles
Alice M
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San Francisco
Wheeler
Mary Margaret
Charles J. Wheeler
Thomas
Margaret Rickard
Michael Rickard
East 150Th St
Bronx
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Melrose
150Th St
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