Dippel Signs Melba for Chicago Opera Season
Chicago Opera Company head C. A. Ellis announced deals to bring Mme. Melba to Chicago and New York for next season. She will sing Mimi in La Bohème Gilda in Rigoletto Violetta in La Traviata and Desdemona in Otello.
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Andreas Dippel
Chicago Opera Company
C. A. Ellis
Mme. Melba
Chicago
New York
Metropolitan
Mimi
Gilda
Violetta
Desdemona
West
Dippel
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Mme
Tetrazzini
Metropolitan Opera Trust
Opera
America
East
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Mme. Tetrazzini
New Theatre Tour Ends in Buffalo After 100 Performances
The New Theatre company closed its road tour after 100 performances in Buffalo. Director Winthrop Ames and Lee Shubert attended. the cast traveled 15 cities with over 100 people and 12 baggage cars of scenery without incidents. The tour likely becomes an annual feature. The company heads to New York to reopen the season with Maeterlinck's Blue Bird.
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New York Times
Buffalo
N. Y
New Theatre Company
Buffalo Theatre
Winthrop Ames
Lee Shubert
E. E. Lyons
New York
Maeterlinck
Fire Hits Home of New York Sun Editor in Montclair
A blaze caused 200 dollars in damage at 236 Upper Mountain Avenue, the home of George B. Mallon, New York Sun city editor. Fire crews from Upper Montclair and Watchung Avenue fought the flames, which damaged a sewing room and clothing but allowed Mrs. Mallon’s dinner party to proceed as planned. The event tied to the Allentown convention and intra party tensions are noted in surrounding text.
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New York
Montclair
N. J
Upper Mountain Avenue
George B. Mallon
New York Sun
Upper Montclair
Watchung Avenue
Grove Street
Mallon
Penrose
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Brennan
MacGinniss
Webster
Intellrgents
Guffey
R. L. Marshall
Alsoo Lauding
Night Court Learns Clerks Misidentify Suspect
A man claiming to be John Brown of 131 West 37th Street was arraigned after a Columbus Avenue car incident in which Lena Cordero and her husband Hogan Morgan accused him of slapping her face and tearing her veil. Police later arrested him at Witch Street and Columbus Avenue. Magis trate Kernochan fined Brown $3 after Brown denied striking the woman.
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John Brown
West Thirty-seventh Street
Lena Cordero
Teast End Avenue
Hgly Morgan
Columbus Avenue
Cordero
Chrenkamp
Brown
William Walsh
Kishth Avenue
Magiste Kernochan
Buffalo Jones to Headline Southampton Wild West Show
Final preparations are under way for a military circus and wild west show on July 2 and 4 at Southampton Long Island to benefit Southampton Hospital and the Three Arts Club of New York. About a hundred men from Squadron A and Long Island horsemen will perform including Buffalo Jones making his first appearance with lassos and animal demonstrations.
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Southampton
Long Island
Southampton Hospital
Three Arts Club of
New York
Squadron A
Long Island Horsemen
Buffalo Jones
Rekureay
Francis Burrall Hoffman
Goelet Gallatin
Robertson Griswold
Alfred Schermerhorn
Col
Roosevelt
Gaynor
Secretary of the Navy
George von L. Meyer
Meyer
Dr Aked Sails Abroad for Rest After Illness
Rev. Dr. Charles F. Aked of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church departed with his wife on the Cunard liner Carmania to recuperate abroad after typhoid. The trip includes Switzerland, Zeppelin Deutschland travel, and Oberammergau Passion Play. He reports weight loss and steady recovery with plans for the airship voyage.
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Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Cunard
Carmania
Switzerland
Aked
Deutschland
Oberammergau
Shot While Digging Bait On Long Island Shore
James Blue of West Hoboken was shot in the right thigh by a watchman while digging for worms on the Long Island shore between Great Neck and Little Neck. Blue and two companions were aboard a fast launch. after the shooting his party carried him to Fordham Hospital via Fort Schuyler.
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James Blue
West Hoboken
Long Island
Great Neck
Little Neck
Blue
Westchester
Isund
Fort Schuyler
Fordham Hospital
Minturn Winsor Nuptials At First Parish Church
Hugh Minturn son of Mrs. Robert B. Minturn of New York and Ruth Winsor daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Winsor of Boston were married at First Parish Church Brookline Massachusetts. Bridesmaids were Adelaide Jackson Louise Coolidge and Barbara Burr of Boston with best man Charles E Perkins of Burlington Vermont and a lengthy line of ushers.
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New York Times
Brookline
Mass
Hugh Minturn
Robert B. Minturn
New York
Ruth Winsor
Alfred Winsor
Boston
Adelaide Jackson
Louise Coolidge
Barbara Burr
Charles E. Perkins
Hurlington
T. Douglas Robinson
George Palon Snow
Amos R. .¥. Pinchot
Frederick Pruyn
Seedward Bowditch, Jr
Edward B. Krumbhaar
James Jackson
Kennard Winsor
Gordon Fairchild
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Elbridge Chadwick
Alfred Winsor, Jr
Robert Winsor, Jr
Harold Aymar Sands Marries in Radnor
Miss Katherine Hynson McFadden daughter of Mr and Mrs J Franklin McFadden and Harold Aymar Sands son of Mrs William I Sands were married at the bride's parents home in Radnor Pennsylvania. The reception followed with Harold Minott as best man and a group of ushers. The couple plan to reside in New York after their honeymoon.
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Adriance—Van Siclen
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Avy
Soth St
William M. Grosvenor
Mathilda R. van Sielen
John Babin
Adriance
Chisholm—Hardenbergh
St. Bernard's Church
St. Hernardsville
N. J
Codman
Maine
Conover
Sara Clarke Hardenbergh
W. P. Hardenbergh
Hugh J. Chisholm
New York
Heilborn—Penny
Emma E. Penny
John Penny
Jerome
Heilborn, Hochstrasser—Andrews
St. Bartholomew's Chapel
Sidney N. Vasher
Frances
Chase Andrews
Harold A. Hochstragser
Minturn
Winsor
Brookline
Mass
Hugh Minturn
Ruth
Alfred’ Winsor
Sampter—Lessler
Hotel Astor
Stephen Wells
Harriet Lessler
5. Lessler
Herbert C. Sampter
Minneapolis
Sands—Mcfadden
Radnor Valley Farm
Rosemont
Penn
Louis K. Lewis
Katharine Hyneon
J. Franklin McFagden
Harold Aymar Sands
William H., Sands
Miss Walsh Bride of Fielding Simmons at St Peter's Norristown
Morristown New Jersey June 25 Miss Margaret Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Corea Walsh was married this afternoon in St Peter's Church Norristown to Fielding Simmons of Washington D C The rector Rev Philemon F Sturges officiated The bride was given in marriage by her father Her sister Mrs James Tucker man Emmett was matron of honor The bridesmaids included Mrs John Thomas Gillespie Miss S Augusta Letch ford Miss Florence Waterbury Dorothea Lockwood Miss Isabel Corbiere and Miss Knapp The groom a Williams College graduate had as best man his brother Theodore Immona Of Providence R I Ushers included Hillary M Zehnder George von Maxwell Bessell Charles Park Albert Benson Robert Hatch Roy Riggs
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Morristown
N. J
Margaret Walsh
Robert Corea Walsh
St. Peter's Church
Norristown
Fielding Simmons
Washington, D. C
St. Peter's
Philemon F. Sturges
James Tuckerman Emmett
John Thomas Gillespie
S. Augusta Letchford
Florence Waterbury
Dorothea Lockwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Isabel Corbiere
New York
Knapp
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Williams College
Theodore &Immona
Providence
R. I
Hillary M. Zehnder
Brazil
George V.von
Pittsburg
Maxwell Bessell
Scranton
Penn
Charles Park
Englewood
Albert Benson
Robert Hatch
Roy Riggs
Sherin-Wedding Ties Sherin to Hetherington in Bound Brook
Gladys Evelyn Sherin daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Sherin married Arthur T Hetherington of New York at the bride’s parents home in Bound Brook New Jersey. Attendants included Eloise Sherin Mildred Duvall Marjory Swainson and the Fisher sisters Dorothy Margaret as flower girls. Ferris Hetherington served as best man with ushers William Finley Homer Ramsdell.
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Bound Brook
N. J
Gladys Evelyn Sherin
C. E. Sherin
Arthur T. Hetherington
New York
Eloise Sherin
Mildred Duvall
Marjory Swainson
Dorothy
Margaret Fisher
Ferris Hetherington
William Finley
Homer Ramsdell
Hardenbergh-Chisholm wedding in Bernardsville NJ
Miss Sara C Hardenbergh and Hugh J Chisholm Jr wed at St Bernard's Church Bernardsville with Rev Codman and Rev Conover officiating. Darlington Richards played organ and two flower girls attended. Best man Leonard Sullivan and ushers included William Hardenbergh Jr and others. A wedding breakfast followed at Renemede, the Hardenberghs country place.
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Bernardeaville
N. J
Sara C. Hardenbergh
William D. Hardenbergh
East Sixty-fourth Street
Hugh J. Chisholm, Jr
St. Bernard's Church
Bernardsville
Bishop Codman
Thomas A. Conover
Darlington Richards
St. Thomas's Church
New York
St. Thomas
Miss Hardenbergh
Little Flower
Bettie Kilpatrick
Maidie Alexander
Leonard Sullivan
Mr. Chisholm
Davis Dows
C. Perry Beadleston
R. Thornton Wilson
William P. Hardenbergh
Renemede
Mrs. Hardenbergh
Miss Silverman to Wed in City Rabbinical Family Ties
The engagement of Miss Sularmith Silverman eldest daughter of Rev Dr Joseph Silverman rabbi of Temple Emanu El to Joseph Michaelis of the city is announced. Miss Silverman graduated from Purnard College June 1 and the engagement followed. Michaelis is with the firm Herrmann Aukam and Co. No wedding date yet.
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Sularmith Silverman
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
Joseph Michaelis
Venetian fête boosts Hastings village improvement drive
The Hudson River near Hastings lit up for a Venetian fête organized by the Village Improvement Association to aid playground and Summer school for Hastings’ poor children. Boats paraded like gondolas between shorelines at Tower Ridge Yacht Club and Mrs. H L Lawrences Italian gardens where music, Italian dances, and refreshments drew a large crowd and notable patrons from area families and sponsors.
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Hudson River
Hastings
Village Improvement Association of
Tower Ridge
Yacht Club
New York
B Ort Brewer
Wiliam Gould
D. Hanford
Miss Irwin
H. G. Gervis
Violet Long
Messrs
Frank Zittel
Urwin Magill
Frederick Charles
William Ross, Jr
H. N. Humphries
William A. Page
George J. Sackett
N. T. Yerkes
Claude Reid
M. Koumisande
Fred
Penniless man arrested for taking a transfer
Julius Scholz, 42, living at 1480 Washington Avenue with wife and five children, was arrested at 149th Street and Third Avenue by Special Officer Strauberg for taking a transfer to reach work in lower Manhattan. He admitted unemployment, said he had work yesterday, and Magistrate House discharged him, awarding a small court collection totaling $5.25 to Scholz.
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Strauberg
Interborough Railroad
149Th Street
Third Avenue
Morrisania
Julius Scholz
Washington Avenue
Scholz
Pilgrims Visit Mount Loretto Mission Farm
Three hundred delegates from St. Vincent de Paul Society plus 200 priests and laymen march to Mount Loretto at Prince's Bay 8. S, to inspect the work of 2066 boys and girls in the farm dairy bakery and printing plant. A papal blessing will be bestowed on the institution and pilgrims. The mission began in 1871 with Rev Father Drumgoole renting a Warren Street house for newsboys and later expanding to Great Jones and Lafayette Streets and adding Prince's Bay farm.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Mount Loretto
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
Prince's Bay
8. S
Father Drumgoole
Warren Street
Great Jones and
Lafayette Streets
Prince's Per
Honest Commission Extended Report Deadline Kensico Reservoir
Supreme Court Justice Keogh in White Plains extended the time for Commissioners James G. Graham Philip F. Donahue and John F. Healy to submit their final Kensico reservoir report until September this year. The Corporation Counsel of New York praised the commissioners and supported their compensation claim.
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Supreme Court
Keogh
White Plains
James G. Graham
Odell
Philip F. Donahue
John F. Healy
Kensico Reservoir
Corporation Counsel of
New York
Admiral Dot Retires After Hotel Lease Deal
The famed circus figure known as Admiral Dot retires after leasing his White Plains hotel for ten years to Joseph G. Knapp. The papers were signed yesterday morning and Knapp assumed control as Admiral Dot ends his business career after years linked to Barnum's circus.
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Admiral Dot
Barnum's Circus
White Plains
Joseph G. Knapp
Mr. Knapp
William H Brown dies in Belfast on visit to city
William Henry Brown age 70, former Chief Engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died suddenly of heart failure in Belfast while visiting Philadelphia born in Lancaster County in 1836 began in railroad work in 1850 served in the Civil War as assistant engineer of US railroads in Virginia later held top posts at Oil Creek and Philadelphia Erie, oversaw 133 line changes and 41 tunnels, retired 1906 after shaping the Altoona shops and Rockville stone bridge. Republican and Presbyterian.
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Belfast
Ireland
William Henry Brown
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brown
Aldine Hotel
William H. Brown
Boin
Lancaster County
United States
Virginia
Panhandle
Oil Creek
Philadelphia & Erie
Altoona
A. C. Shand
Rockville
Presbyterian Church
Dan Sully, Actor, Dies at Woodstock Farmhouse
Newport R I June 25 Dan Sully a noted actor who appeared in The Parish Priest O Brien the Millionaire The Corner Grocery and Deddy Nolan died at his Woodstock New York farmhouse after a two month illness. He was fifty four born in Newport R I and survived by a wife two sisters and two brothers. The funeral will be held Monday at Woodstock.
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Newport
Dan Sully
Mrs Mary Linn Cooper Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs Mary Linn Cooper widow of Prof Jicobb Cooper of Rutgera College died at her sister's home in Cincinnati Ohio yesterday morning. She served the First Dutch Church of New Brunswick for forty eight years and was a major supporter. She leaves three sons William J Cooper M E of the Pennsylvania Railroad Drury W Cooper LL B ex Mayor of New Brunswick now a lawyer in New York and Prof Lance Cooper PhD chair of English Language and Literature at Cornell. The body will be moved to New Brunswick for interment.
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Mary Linn Cooper
Jicobb Cooper
Rutgera College
Cincinnati
Ohio
First Dutch Church
New Brunswick
N J
New York
Rutgers College
Lance Cooper
Cornell
Mrs Gustav B Ballin Dies at 59 in New Jersey Home
Mrs Gustav B Ballin of 142 West Seventy sixth Street New York City died this morning at her Bay View Avenue summer home Atlantic Highlands of heart disease. She was 59. Survived by her husband six children and brother in law John Ballin with wife from Canada. Funeral Tuesday at St Stephen's Episcopal Church New York City officiated by Rev N A Seagie. Interment Mount Kensico Cemetery.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Gustav B. Ballin
West Seventy-sixth Street
New York City
Bay View Avenue
John Ballin
Canada
N. A. Seagie
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Mount Kensico Cemetery
Obituaries Span City and Nation in Wide-Ranging Notices
Multiple figures die across New York and New England from diverse professions including Navy leadership, fire service, industry, music, education, medicine, and religion. Notables include Vice Admiral Juan Williams, carpet firm president Augustus Stevens, and opera singer H. W. Tredenneck, among others.
Old Clipper Shenandoah Ends Glory As Coal Barge
The Shenandoah, a Bath built 3047 ton square rig with 18 sails, anchors off Staten Island to be dismasted and transformed into a coal carrier at South Brooklyn. Since 1890 the vessel logged a Pacific cargo run and a San Francisco to Havre race win, then outran a Spanish gunboat in wartime.
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Staten Island
South Brooklyn
Pacific
San Francisco
Sandy Hook
Havre
Two Ships Carry Teachers to Europe for Rest and Travel
The Neckar sailed with over 200 teachers for the Mediterranean while the Chicago took about 200 teachers, mostly women from the city, aboard in a crowd at the pier. Many plan to visit Oberammergau for the Passion Play as they depart in farewell waves.
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Europe
Lloyd Line
Mediterranean
Chicago
Oberammergau
Marriage and Death Notices Teletype Inquiry N Y Times
Notices indicate marriage and death details intended for insertion in The New York Times are to be telephoned to the Times office at 1000 Bryant. The snippet underscores the service channel for notices rather than the announcements themselves.
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New York Times
Bryant
Births reported for Beers Heim and Thompson families
In Hartford and Danbury Connecticut births are announced. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beers greet a son in Hartford on June 23. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heim welcome a son in Danbury on June 25. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thompson celebrate a daughter born on June 24 in Danbury.
Marriages Recorded Across New Jersey and New York
Numerous wedding notices dated June 21 to June 26 in towns from Madison Avenue to Poughkeepsie mark marriages. Couples include Hardenbergh and Chisholm in New Jersey, Penny and Heilborn, and Minturn and Winsor among many others with churches and venues listed.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York and Nearby Cities
A long list of death dates and funeral arrangements for residents and visitors in New York and Connecticut areas. Entries note names, ages, residences, burial places, and service details, with updates from June 1910 and related notices.
Arrivals Yesterday on the French LNER Savoie
Yesterday's arrivals on the French liner Savoie from Havre included A. J. Bennett Georges Depuy Mrs. M. T. Halpin Otto A. C. Hagen L. Charles Kennen Arthur Legallet Miss Mav MacHugh Capt Prophet of the French Navy and Paul Wack.
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Savoie
Havre
A. J. Benett
Georges. Depuy
M. T. Halpin
Otto A. C. Hagen
L. Charles Kenen
Arthur Legallet
Mav MacHugh
Capt
Prophet
Paul Wack
Local Marriages Listed for June Dates in Various Towns
A string of marriage notices from June records shows couples wed in Kingston Newburgh Pine Plains Kinderhook and Saugerties among others. Names include Ger mond Griffen Ford McGarry Ostrander Ellen Phillips Siter Prover Sheak Simmons Bartrum Webber Burger Wilcox Seaman Zellmer Cramer and more.
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Germond
Griffen
Clinton Corark
Anna D. Griffen
Benjamin D. Germond
McGarry
Sarah Sheak
Gordon A. Proper
Simmons
Seartrum
Newburg
Nellie Bartrum
Harry 8
Obituary notices from Ridgewood to Yonkers and Jersey City
Funeral and death notices list numerous residents and addresses across New Jersey and New York. Entries include ages, dates, and private or upcoming services for individuals such as Meta Corsina Jamaica aged 23 Cresantia Cromer Long Island City and Loula Engelhardt Flush ing 310 State St. Funeral details vary from private to today or tomorrow with locations in Hoboken Jersey City Newark Paterson and Elizabeth among others.
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Adorno
Julius
Ridgewood
Balbach
William
Woodside
Puneral
Corsina
Far Rockaway
Hillmas
New Jersey
Birchenall
Annie
Palisade Av
Jersey City
BOEHM
Eline
Newark
Briscoe
St. Newark
Burke
Thomas F
Hoboken
Louis
Paterson
Aca NT
Alfred P
Cooke
Michael
St. Paul
Crouter
Sarah
Donohue
Nora
New. K
Drake
Joseph
Egan
John
Ae Brunswick
Ferrigan
Park Av
Mulbe &T
New
U . Park
Funesal
Golden
Lana
Oeeeeth
Hale
Helen E
Trenton
Funeral Rivate
Haahan
Eliza
Madison St
Boken
A . Hartenstein
Samuel
Hunterdon
Toorrow
Heim
Dorothea
Meinrich
Francis A. Semantz
Jeesey
Heston
Summit
Ro City
Mandeville
Joseph W. Newark
Miller
Conrad
Waverly Av
Henry
Elm St
Mollinari
Jefferson St
Murray
John J
Newcomb
Elsie D
Tenafly
P. M. O'Brien
West Side Av
Jerseyy
Pearce
Kain W
New Brunswick
Pfeiffendberg
Secaucus
Pumpyansky
Cable Lake
M Rigney
Sarah A
Willow
M Ryan
Leo M
Bayonne
Sangabush
Amelia
Bloomfield
Schrorder
Martha
Palisade
Weat Hoboken
Tarente
Adele
Tuchy
Arthur
28Th St
Wagner
Louisa
Hensler
Wallace
John H
Wallis
Mildred
Halladay S J
Washington
aCeaten
Elizabeth
Waters
Edwin
Kobere Park
Weckerle
New Point Road
Williams
Mary M
Academy St. Routh Orange
Witthau
Albertina
Young
Loretta S
Hackettstown
Zacato
Gordano
Jackson St
New York State
Eec
Israel
Yonkers
Buckhoutt
Adelaide
Ottmann Remembrance and Funeral Notices
In loving memory of Augustus P F Ottmann who passed away June 26 1902. Caroline Beekman and Israel L Brager unveil monuments at Maimonides Mount Neboh Bayside Mount Hope Washington cemeteries today with times listed. Fulton Stanshuny Jacob W Taylor Barnett Markus Eugene Schuloff listed for monument unveilings and memorials.
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Augustus PF. Ottmann
Agatha Micolimo Witmann
Washington Cemetery
Schuloff
Eugene
Stanshuny
Fulton
Taylor
Jacob W
Mount Neboh
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William Switzer
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Joseph M. T. Levick
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Edward T. McGinley
Church of St. Rose of Lima
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West List St
Schoonmaker
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Louisae Cooper
Augustus Schoonmaker
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Sith St
King
Margaret
Central Av
Roy
Maujer St
Madden
Anna
McKessling
Sheepshead Bay
McCool
St Kings County Hospital
Mitchell
Oliver D
Park Place
Morris
Helen
Congress St
Ellen T
Yearsley
Clifford P
Zeibig
Richard
Evergreen Av
Baldwin
George
Richport
Bouton
Seth S
New Haven
Clappep
Bridgeport
Crabb
Caroline G
Donnelly
Bridget
Hayfs
Patrick F
Newtown
Kraus
Angelina
Nielsen
Christian T
Poi
Clarke
Mary G
Connor
Kate
Philmont
Cypher
Charrles E
North Tarrytown
Davis
Pine Plains
Dennis
Banson
Jue
Guck
Louisa A
Bedford
Riley
Catherine
Peekskill
Leak Laundres
Chartette
Ik Mead
Helen J
Smith
Rosy E
Bangell
Vang
Raymond
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23D &T
City
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chapela
Tel Tee Ae
Presbrey-Coykendall Ce
N. TV
Bend
Roland D. Jones
Institution For the
Govt. Office
E. 39Th St
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