General Bingham Sues Gaynor for Libel
Police Commissioner Bingham files suit in the Supreme Court against Justice William J. Gaynor for 100000 dollars alleging damages to reputation from Gaynor letters to Mayor McClellan and a June 2 1909 newspaper interview. The summons was served at Gaynors home and he sails on a yachting trip with twenty days to answer.
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Bingham
Supreme Court
William J. Gaynor
McClellan
Duffy
Gaynor
Gen. Bingham
Justice Gaynor
Austen G. Fox
Edward C. Crowley
St. James, L. I
Gen
City Hall
Kelly
Brooklyn
George B. Duffy
Rogues’ Gallery
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Frank P. Watson
Atlantic Passenger List of Transatlantic Steamships
Extensive roll of passengers booked to sail on the Cunard and allied lines to Europe. Names span multiple ports including London, St. Louis, Liverpool, Glasgow and Caledonia trades with many families and individuals listed.
William Griffith Weds Florence Vernon in New York Church
William Griffith and Miss Florence Vernon were married yesterday at St. Bartholomew's Church Madison Avenue and Forty fourth Street. O Henry served as best man with a line of ushers including Dr George C Hall and Carroll Burton. A reception followed at 58 West Fifty seventh Street and home awaiting Mr Angе Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffith
Hampton
Florence Vernon
Thomas Vernon
Crooklyn
St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Louise Griffith
Virginia Vernon
Frederick Vernon
Brooklyn
Sydney Porter
O. Henry
Charles A. Meade
Henry S. Beardsley
George C. Hall
New York
Carroll Burton
Philadelphia
Leighton Parks
St.Bartholomew's
West Fifty-seventh Street
Ange Griffith
Ianthe Steele
Seth Low
Muriel and
Beatrice Steele
San Francisco
Thomas Williams
Jockey Club
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Joss Stevenson
Edwin ¥. Hallenbeck
Stevenson
Hallenbeck
Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End
Edgar Whitaker Work
D. D
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Broadway
73D Street
Robert Mackenzie
Charles A. Stoddard
D. D. Madison Av
Presbyterian Church
George R. Montgomery
Montgomery
University Place Presbyterian Church
10Th St
George Alexander
West Presbyterian Church
Anthony Hi
Hfe
St. Presbyterian Church
7Th Av
Geo. J. Mingins
True Reformed Church
Bank St
J. C. Voorhis
First
Harlem Collegiate Church
East 11St St
Lexington
Benjamin E. Dickhaut
Lenox Ave
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Arthur A. Fellstrom
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
57Th St
Miss Agramonte Weds Malcolm Hayward Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Rose Louise Agramonte daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry V Agramonte of 292 West Ninety second Street and Malcolm M Hayward son of Mr and Mrs John Nelson Hayward were married Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Only families attended. They plan a Summer at Spring Lake New Jersey and will take an Riverside Drive apartment in the Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Louise Agramonte
Henry V. Agramonte
West Ninety-second Street
Malcolm M. Hayward
John Nelson Hayward
Mrs. Hayward
Spring Lake
N. J
Riverside Drive
Bottomley Townsend Wedding Plans Set for Late Summer
Miss Harriet Townsend of the Townsends and W Laurence Bottomley will wed in late summer or early autumn at Westport L I before the Townsends close their country place. Bottomley just completed Beaux Arts work in Paris under the McKim Fellowship and is due to sail home on the Bremen early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottomley-Townsend
Harriet Townsend
James M. Townsend
W. Laurence Bottomley
Townsends
Westport
L. I
Bottomley
Beaux Arts
Paris
McKim
Bremen
Roosevelt family sails for European visit on Cretic
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Miss Ethel Roosevelt Archie and Quentin Roose velt sail today aboard the Cretic. They plan to visit Mrs Roosevelt's sister Miss Edith Carew at her Italian villa for several weeks before proceeding to travel on the Continent.
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Cretic
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
Alexander Alison
de Forest Baker
W. L. Bradley
John Linton Carver
Clews A. Cumming
Hamilton Hill Durand
Elizabeth Tyaffe
William H. Haight
Everettt L. Hazelton
E. W. Balfour
W. D. Hishop
Raymond J. Chatry
J. E. Fowler
H. M. Gorham
W. F. A. Kendel
Percy Lyndal
A. G. Milbank
Waldo Newcomer
E. Hope Norton
W. Barclay Parsons
J.F Franklin
J. W. Gerard
Clement A. Griscom, Jr
A. H. Gunning
Louise C. Hale
F. W. Kellogg
William Ludlow
H. B. Mitchell
G. W. Moore
Charles Halpin Nammack
John W. Paine
William Booth Papin
Charles H. Truax
W. A. &. Vickers
Hollingsworth Whyte
Archie
Mrs. Roosevelt
Edith Carew
Social Notes on Summer Travel and Weddings in New York
A stream of society notices details bridal plans and overseas trips. Families including the Winslows Brooks Chatrys and Burdens plan European visits, with several couples sailing aboard ships or moving to country homes from Newport to Isannel.
Horse Rescued After Eight Foot Fall Into Areaway
A horse crashed through an iron railing into an areaway surrounding the Putnam Court apartment house at 104th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Reserves were called as crowd control measures. Antique dealer Christian Lorenzen arrived with piano movers who hoisted the animal to safety using block and tackle. The horse, valued above $200, escaped with minor injuries and was driven downtown after calm returned.
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Putnam Court
104Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
West 100Th Street
Christian Lorenzen
Berson
John Crosby Brown Dies at Home on Orange Mountain
John Crosby Brown senior partner of Brown Brothers & Co and Brown Shipley Co died last evening at his Summer home on Orange Mountain New Jersey He was born May 22 1838 and educated at Columbia He served as director of Union Theological Seminary and supported it financially leaving six children including Rev William Adams Brown D D and James Crosby Brown of Brown Brothers & Co among survivors
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John Crosby Brown
Messrs
Brown Brothers & Co
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Co
London
Orange Mountain
N. J
Brown, Shipley & Co
Mr. Brown
James Brown
Columbia University
Liverpool
United States Trust Company
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company
Bank of New York, N. B.A
Bank of Savings
United States Lloyds
The
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation
London Guarantee and Accident Corporation, Limited
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Century Association
Metropolitan Club
Down Town Association
Midday Club
Union Theological Seminary
Brown
Wiliam Adams
William E. Dodge
Adams Chapel
William Adams
Mary E. Adams
William Adams Brown
Union Seminary
Eliza Coe Moore
Edward Caldwell Moore
Harvard University
Mary Maroun Brown
James Crosby Brown
Amy Brighthurst de Forest
Henry L. de Forest
Thatcher Maroun Brown
Mrs Elihu Vedder Dies in Rome at 63
Mrs Elihu Vedder wife of American artist Elihu Vedder died after a four day period of unconsciousness in Rome. She was 63 and was born Caroline Rosekranz of Glens Falls New York.
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Rome
Elihu Vedder
Death of Bernard L. Jaworower at 73 in New York
Bernard L. Jaworower of 125 West 115th Street died yesterday morning at age 73. He leaves a widow and two sons Alfred and Jaco, was active in Jewish organizations and held offices in Free Masons and Knights of Pythias, born in Isiody Austria and immigrated thirty years ago. He served as Immigration Service interpreter and spoke five languages. He will be cremated tomorrow from his residence. funeral services to follow.
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Bernard L. Jaworower
West 115Th Street
Jaworower
Alfred B. Jaworower
Isiody
Austria
Immigration Service
Free Masons
Knights of Pythias
Order
B’nai Brith
Free Sons of Judah
Alfred
Jaco
Portrait painter William Trego found dead near Philadelphia
William Trego 51, noted portrait painter and sculptor, was found dead at his North Wales home. Excessive heat caused exhaustion and vertigo, officials say. Several of his works are on display at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, including Rescue of the Colors acquired by John Wanamaker and given to the Bucks County Historical Society.
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Philadelphia
William T. Trego
North Wales
Here
Notable Deaths of Pittsfield and Brooklyn Residents Prominent Locals Mourned
Obituary notices report the deaths of Patrick H. Dolan Pittsfield superintendent and street railway head. Samuel W Bradley former State Assembly member and county treasurer. William E Birdsall ex Franklin Publishing worker. Mary W Kenyon longtime Methodist Home manager and WCTU member. John W Graff Kings County Oil employee and Navy veteran. James F Crumbie Cotton Exchange member. Alonzo Gree Hyde Herald executive and Civil War veteran. George W Sackler cigarette machine maker. Albert Pulitzer wife of the famed journalist, noting son Walter Pulitzer.
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Fatrick H. Dolan
Pittsfield
Ojean
N. Y
William E. Birdsall
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Franklin Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Mary W. Kenyon
Joseph A. Kenyon
Monroe Street
Troy
Methodist Episcopal Home For the Aged
Women's Christian Temperance Union
John W. Graff
Monitor Street
Kings County Hospital
Kings County Oil Company
United States Navy
James F. Crumbie
Cotton Exchange
Hotel Savoy
Nyack
Savoy
Crumbie
Andrew C. Armstrong
Alonzo Gree Hyde
The
Herald
East Orange
New York
George W. Sackler
Webster
George F. Ludlow
Rector Street
Sackler
Cincinnati
Albert Pulitzer
London
Pulitzer
St. Louis
Walter Pulitzer
Opening Up the Northwest and Other July Features
A catalog of magazine content notes railroad expansion to the Pacific by Elliott Flower, plus fiction by Maurice Hewlett and Maarten Maartens. The July Putnam’s offers The Letters to Sanchia, The American Church on Trial, sketches by Florence Scovel Shinn, and essays by Hugh C. Weir, with color photos and illustrations.
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Elliott Flower
Florence Scovel Shinn
Hugh C. Weir
Maarten Maartens
Alice MacGowan
Marriages Listed in New Jersey and Nearby States
A long list of June nuptials reported from multiple towns including Jersey City Trenton Kingston Elizabeth Waterbury and Florence. The notices name brides and grooms with their residence and wedding dates in terseGovernment- style marriage listings.
Obituary notices from New York area paper June 1909
A string of death notices and funeral arrangements for John Crosby Brown Charles B Clover Marie Hortense Crawford James Frederick Crumbie Sher borne Vernon Damerel Edith G Devas Eleanor J Devlin Martha Jane Helser Harry Ellis George W Fackler Abraham Kaufmann Carl Klupfel William G Leeson Lillie Mathews William M Martin Matilda Miller Mary Josephine Murphy William Flumer Fanny Pulitzer Margaret Law Emma Rockwell Easter Elizabeth Smith Florence J Sullivan with service times locations and burial details in New York and New Jersey communities.
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Blowers
Scheeingforth
Avon
N. J
Helen Scheeingforth
A. F. Blowers
Bye—Moore
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Moore
Richard Bye
Byrnes
Peppard
Mary M. Peppard
John A. Byrnes
Caruth—Simms
Mabel Simms
Benjamin Caruth
Davis—Rowley
Ada Rowley
Raymond E. Davis
LE LA Mater
Boice
Lemma de la Mater
John Boice
Dugan—Powell
Jersey City
Henrietta Powell
John Dugan
Eldredge—Howard
Kingston
N. Y
Elia Howard
Henry L. Eldredge
Fisher—Wutch
Garfield
Mary Wutch
Charles Fisher
Getz—Brown
Trenton
Florena Brown
George Getz
Humphrey—Allen
Lulu Allen
George Humphrey
Ingram
Jessie Dick
Harry P. Ingram
Kelly—Montgomery
Rose Montgomery
John Kelly
Knebel—Dusel
Florence Dusel
William L. Knebel Lane
Hummer
Grace Hammer
F. BR. Lane
Mahoney—Brown
Waterbury
Conn
Margaret Brown
Bryan Mahoney
Marquart—Heppner
Clara Heppner
Frederick Marquart
McDonough—Finn
Nellie Finn
Anthony McDonough
Miller—Mcmanus
Rutherford
Mamie McManus
James W. Miller
Mintzer — Schenkein
Sadie Schenkein
Marcus M. Mintzer
Paradas—Bartholomew
Marorie Bartholomew
Adrian Paradas, Jr
Ralling—Blades
Junge
Bergen Point
Mary Blades
Ralph Balling
Scull—Barrett
May's Landing
Maude Barrett
Slack—Bruns
Richfield
Anna Bruns
Joseph Slack, Jr
Walterthium—Doran
Lillian M. Doran
John J. Waltertham
Winslow—Getman
Johnstown
Bertha Getman
Charles W. Winslow
Wright—Smith
Flushing
L. L. Florence Smith
Thomas H. Wright
Zabriskie—Yeomans
Arcola
Margaret L. Yeomans
Charles S. Zabriski
Webster
Catskill
N. Y. Martin
Norwalk
Lillie Mathews
Charles D. Mathews
William M. Martin
Miller
Matilda Miller
John Miller
Boston Road
168Th St
Woodlawn
Hartford
Murphy
Mary Josephine
John
Mary Murphy
Park Av
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
St. Plumer
Bloomfield St
Hoboken
William Flumer
Aingering
Trinity Church
Washington Sts
Pulitzer
Fanny Barnard Pulitzer
Albert Pulitzer
West 46Th St
Richmond
East Orange
Margaret Law
Archibald Murray Richmond
Burnett St
Rockwell
Emma Rockwell
West 23d St
Campbell Building
Smith
North Tarrytown
Easter Elizabeth
George Smith
North Washington St
East 60Th St
Cusick
Ellen
West 39Th St
Donnelly
Daniel
Monticello
Margaret
39Th St
Etlingee
Maddon
West 121St St
Age Faughnan
James D
West 94Th St
Loewenthal
Josephine
East 79Th St
New Haven
McDevitt
Maria
Fulton
Bronx
Teller
Milmoe
East 137Th St
Monoghan
M. O'Keefe
Thomas J
West 24Th St
Ronney
East
M. Simonson
Eliza
Zimmermann
Sophie
East 70Th St
Funeral notices and obituaries from New York and New Jersey
A dense list of funeral notices and obituaries for dozens of individuals across New York City and New Jersey, naming names, addresses, ages, and service times. The notices cover dates from June 23 to June 28, with services held at private homes, churches, and funeral parlors, and many entries indicate funeral times and locations.
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Hazel Fisher
Grace Fisher
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C. Allen
F. Withers
H. P. Gay
G. B. Macdougall
L. B. Scott
G. H. Griffin
Allen
S. Evelyn
J. Burnett
T. Josephs
H. A. L. Simpson
Vaderland
Antwerp
William Ash
Americo Ciardelli
Charles R. Cross
Robert de Villero
J. F.fahnestock
Basil L. Gildersleeve
Ralph Humphries
John Howard Jeffries
W. P. Liscomb
Robert F. Parker
Fleming H. Revell, Jr
Alexander Sharp
J. M. Thompson
R. H. Tyner
Enrique Paul Vergara
Chile
C. L. Ware
Europe
Lusitania
James B. Allan
George W. Bailey
A. S. Bennett
Newell Bent
Lewis M. Bloomingdale
W. F. Bullock
P. Stenning Coate
Charles Dalton
W. Butler Duncan
W. J. Pitcairn
H.H. Porter
F. I. Slade
W. D. Sloane
James Stillman
Henry Hall Summers
George Lee Thompson
George W. Wright
Joseph Allebone
J. H. Ashton
Lendell T. Bates
Lewis Sterritt Bigelow
Richard Burton
L. C. Chaplin
George D. Cort
George Parmly Day
Frances Demarest
Winston C. Garrison
Codrington Hall
George H. Hewett
Irna Kilgallen
James G. K. McClure
Richard
Lady Musgrave
John P. Polk
Thomas A. Rice
A. C. Robinson
M. J. Savage
Henry Teagle
K. C. Schuyler Walden
J. Kearny Warren Cleveland
Hambure
George Abendschein
Cyrus 0. Baker
Charles H. Beckett
William 5. Faer
B. A. M. Dippel
Albert Erdman
Alexander BR. Gulick
John P. Hopkins
John BE. C. Kohlsaar
J. N. Mayer
Frank Mankiewicz
William H. Morris
Felipe Pardo
Washington
Thomas J. Hare Vowel
Roger Co. Schivan
C. W. Snow
M. W. Stackpole
Couverneur Turnbull
Hugh Lincoln Thomson
Marcelle Wormsere
Frederick G. Yuengling
Caledonia
Glasgow
Charles Alexander
Robert Ell
Byron Benson
John Crawford Burns
Bris
C. W. Cilfield
Samuel Crooks
Mary Roosevelt Cocke
Walco Emmerson
eC i @eemerson
Robert Glendinning
Clavies
PB. McClelland
Alaxawell Mclntosh
John A. Osloon
Leonard Potter
Walter
Som Oo
Alexander IL. T. Berllin C’anles
Jane Adrian
Ginl Mira
William P Armstrong
Arthur J. Mauer
Charles Colman
HB. W. Fairhbants
Carrie F. Diareliion
Woodie Tistines
William Mermint
Andrea A. Oss
Hortersef Duty
Frank I. Seelie
Pearl Tout
Dudley Watson
A. M. Dobie
Thecles Philip
Francis M. Folrerton
Henny Hindle
Charles Wyndham
Magdalena
Southampton
West Indies
D. Mosford
D. C. Andrews
Griffith—Vernon
Agramonte
Italy
Social Notes
Francis Dana Winslow
Margaret Winslow
Ireland
Scotland
England
Walter Brooks
Edith Brooks
Helen Fox
George Henry Fox
Mason Trowbridge
James H. Trowbridge
Glen Cove
Edwin Paul Shattuck
Margaret Fulton Slade
Seymour
West Fifty-fourth Street
Raymond
J. Chatry
Helen Chatry
William J. Farquhar
Syracuse
Belle Haven
James A. Blanchard
East Ninety-second Street
Saratoga
H. C. Barrett
William G. Roelker
Newport
A. Builer Duncan
Bar Harbor
James A. Burden, Jr
Westbury
Robert L. Ireland
Thomasville, Ga
Isannel
James Speyer
Adriatic
Waldheim
Scarborough-on- Hudson
H. le Roy Emmet
H. A. Taylor
Marcel Steinbrugge
Kronprinz Wilhelm
William Lanmian Bull
Irvington-on-Hudson
Mrs
Charles Sampson
Mrs. Sampson
Pinehurst, Hastingson-Hudson
Arthur King Wood
Ardsley Park
Ardsley-on-Hudson
James A. O’gorman
Genoa
Edgar van Bitten
California
Saranac Inn
Louis Stern
Michael Gavin
Tuxedo
Dazie
Keith’s Theatre
Ll’ Amour de l’Artiste
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Print Publishers’ Association
Mississippi
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
Walter N. Lawrence
Wilson Mizner
George Bronson Howard
Hackett Theatre
Thomas Almond
Salome
London House
Tay “Ross
Williams
Maurice Hewlett
Sanchia
Putnam’s
New Yorks City
WM. Vogel
Houston Street
44Th Street
America
Elinor Glyn
States
Times-Dispatch
Company New, York
New York Times
Bryant
Busche—Bagen
Church of the Intercession
Milo H. Gates
Ella Kane Bagen
Thomas W. A
New York City
Bird
Brou W
Brighthurst
Orange
Greenville
Miss
Charles B. Clover
Lewis P. Clover
Sie. Sullivan
Florence J. Sullivan Association
Florence J. Sullivan
East G&th St
Philip BL. Benjamin
van Amringe
Thomas B. van Amringe
West 127Th St
West
George Weat
Schermerhorn St
John W
Stuyvesant Av
Anna
Ellery St
Atlantic
McKenna
7Th St
Wall
Alexander
St. Peter's
P. Whitfield
Mary
15Th St
New Jersey
Ranagement
Hays
Orange St
Newark
Hood
Gustave
Ekelley
George E
Pavonia Avy
King
Cornelius
Fanwood
Kohl
Munn
Chester J
Cranford
Plank
Fredericka
Clinton St
Catherine
Woodward St
Schwartz
Joseph
Hensler
Skinner
Justin P
Stitz
William Irvington
Thomas
Elsie M. Paterson
Tolliver
Annie
Vandenburg
van Ness
Caroline
Paterson
Walters
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank
Campbell
Chelsea
Teopa
John W. Lyon Grest
Baptist
Memorial_ Baptist
Washington Ee
Baward
Calvars
Dr. MacArthur
Lord
Elijah
Calvary Choir
E. M. Bowman
Central Baptist Church
Frank M. Goodchild
Perpetual Youth
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th Street
Charles F. Aeed
First Baptist Church
79Th Street
N. M. Haldeman
Samuel McBrids
Cor. 31St Street
Charles A. Eaton
Frederick W. Hagar
Sanders Hall
Eaton
Mount Morris Baptist Church
Fifth Av
126Th St
J. Herman Randall
Washington Heights Baptist Church
145Th St
Convent Av
Rufus P. Johnston
Broadway Tabernacle
56Th St
Charles E. Jefferson
D.D
Wm. A. Kirkwood
Evangelical Luth
St. James
Madison
J. B. Remensnyder
Methodist Episcopal
Duane Mm
Hudson St
Spring
R. H.travis
Grace Church
104Th St
Columbus
Charles Howland Cookman
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
60Th Street
Wallace MacMullen
Saint Andrew’s Church
76Th St
West of Columbus
George Clarks Peck
ST. Paul’s Methodist Church
West End Avenue
76Th Street
George P.eckman
NEW Church
Church of the New Jerusalem
35Th St
Park
Avs
Julian K. Smyth
John R. Hurter
Indianapolis
Ind
New Thought
Plaza Studios
West S8th
W. Ellis Williams
Protestant Episcopal
Charch of the Incarnation
Madison Av
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Walter E. Clifton Smith
Exglise
Saint-E
A. Wittmeyer
St. Bartholomew’s Church
R. S. W. Wood
Fifth
WM. R. Richare
Robert Davis
Dr. Richards
Central Presbyterian Church
West 57Th St
Broadway-ith
W. Merle-Smith
George H. Smyth, Jr
Marble Collegiate Church
5Th Ave
28Th St
David Jas. Burrell
Alfred E. Myers
the Daily Cross
Nicholas
St. Ave
48Th St
Wm. M. Ene Me” Bic
West End Collegiate Church
West End Ave
Henry Evertson Cobb
Wm. L Chamberlain
New Brunswick
St. Reformed Church
8Th Av
Robert W. Courtney
Christ’s Mission
Society OF Friends
Religious Society of Friends
East 15Th St
Rutherford Place
Boerum Place
Thomas R. Slicer
Leon A. Harvey
4Th Unitarian Church
Disciples of Christ
West 56Th St
W. L. Fisher
First Association
Ellis Hall
Margaret Gaule
Amalia Pfenning
Gospel Tabernacle Church
44Th St
Ure Ricer
A. B. Simpson
Rte
W. F. Meminger