President Roosevelt to Attend Harvard Visit as Old Grad
Special to The New York Times reports President Roosevelt will visit Cambridge as a private citizen and old Harvard graduate before attending the class of 1880 activities. He arrives by special train, meets officials, then travels to Oakley Country Club for luncheon and afternoon games, with a class banquet finale at the Somerset. The journey continues to Sagamore Hill after a stop in Oyster Bay.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Maxs
Harvard
Roosevelt
Warvard
United States
Bishop Lawrence
John
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Somerset
Sagitimore Hill
Isabel Hagner
Roosevel
Maine
Boson. Ie
Count Cassini
White House
Cortelyou
Palmer
Mr. Cortelyou
President
Stop Betting At Delmar Describes Betting Ring Silence
Owing to anti betting action officers arrest Charles Dell4 a Central Turf Association member during the first Delmar race. No official odds on the last five races as betting rings deserted. Dell was held on 1600 bond to answer charges of violating the anti betting law as authorities plan further raids on book makers.
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Charles Dell4
The
Central Turf Association
Delmar
Te Central Turf Association
Starvitt
Harper
St. Louis
Pos- Seim
Cela
Missouri
Canirol
St. Letts
Dodmar
Gasernior
Stolonis
Undertakers Seek Mayor's Speech at Brighton Beach Hotel
A delegation from the New York State Undertakers' Association asked the Mayor to address their convention at the Brighton Beach Hotel. The Mayor, busy with papers, directed that Dr. Darlington of the Health Department speak in his stead, and the plan was arranged for the undertakers to have their representative attend.
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Johny
Fjrda O'Brien
O'Brien
New York
Darlington
Health Department
Richt
Tetter
Yearlington
Maxwell Circular Urges Schools to Curb Youth Misconduct
School leaders urged to curb dangerous acts by pupils after a circular from Police Commissioner McAdoo. He notes youths throw missiles at vehicles and rail cars, play street ball, and discharge fireworks and firearms. Emphasizes explaining consequences and gaining pupil support for laws to prevent violations.
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W. H. Maxwell
McAdoo
Maxwell
How to Lift a Car Window on a Downtown Sixth Ave Train
A morning Sixth Avenue elevated car stuck windows after painters left them. A tall man at One Hundred and Fourth Street used a rolled handkerchief as a tackle to pry the window open, demonstrating a simple rope-like grip to lift the sash. Other riders tried the method with mixed success.
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Sixth Avenue
Hundred and Fourth Street
NEW ACTS AT THE WISTARIA
New acts brighten the Wistaria Grove program atop the New York Theatre last night. Dandee the London juggler surprised patrons with unannounced humor. The Four Lukens, Panzer Trio, and The Girl in the Red Domino added dance and acrobatics to a lively evening featuring Misse Janis, Harry Bulger, Dorothy Morton, and When We Are 41.
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Wistaria Grove
New York Theatre
Dandee
London Hippodrome
Lukens
Panzer
Girl In
Misse Janis
Harry Bulger
Dorothy Morton
NEW AERIAL ROOF SKIT AT NEW AMSTERDAM GARDEN
A musical skit based on the Damm Family, by John J. McNally, replaced the Gilbert and Sullivan review at the New Amsterdam Aerial Roof Garden last evening. The farce follows the reunion of the Damm family as Coffer Damm confronts his wife at Sherry's over a German backer and a theatrical star. Mrs. Damm, sung by J Stella Mayhew, earned encores with It Is Different in the Real Life. Louis Harrison-wow as Coffer Damm and Maude Lambert’s Borneo were among the hits.
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Damm
John J. McNally
New Amsterdam Aerial Roof Garden
Sherry’s
Coffer Damm
Mr. Damm
J . Stella
Mayhew
Coney Singer Succeeds on Local Vaudeville Stage
Flossie Crane debut on Hammerstein’s Victoria Theatre program draws packed house with aels of love songs a ballad and the crowd roaring for Bunker Hill. Oscar Hammerstein congratulates himself on a strong bill featuring Anna Fitzhugh Ernest Hogan and the Memphis Students plus The Six Ratzenpinders and other acts.
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Flossie Crane
Coney Island
Audeville
Hmmmerstein
Victoria Theatre
Miss Crane
Bunker Hill
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Anna Fitzhlugh
Proctor
Twenty-third Street House
Ernest Hogan
Memphis
Genaro
Fifteen year old Maximilian Ker to perform tonight
Maximilian Ker, a fifteen year old violinist making his New York debut, will be the soloist at the Warren Concert in St Nicholas Garden tonight. He will perform Bruch’s G minor concerto movements two and three and a number by Sarasate.
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Maximilian Ker
New York
Meniemsaint Hall
Warren
St. .Nicholas Garden
Bruch
Sarasate
Stage Notes and Acts Across New York Theatres
The Crust of Society revived by Proctor's stock company at Fifth Avenue with Flita Proctor Otis, Mary Hampton, and John E. Gilmour. Paul Valadon debuts in vaudeville at Keith's after touring with Kellar. Octoroon at Metropolis with Ratcliffe, Marshall, Wallin. Proctor's One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street stages Tennessee's Pardner with Morgan and Wilson. Hippodrome last week of season. Proctor's Twenty-third Street features James J. Corbett. A Poor Relation revived at Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street with Durkin. New pictures at Eden Mises. Remaining city plays include Fantana at Lyric, Sergeant Blue at Knickerbocker, The Hei to the Hoorah at Hudson, and The Rollicking Girl at Herald Square.
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the Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre Stock Company
Flita Proctor Otis
Mary Hampton
John E. Gilmour
Paul Valadon
Prench
Keith's
Mr. Valadon
Kellar
Ned Nye
Whirlwind Girls
Susie Fisher
Lew Bloom
Jane Cooper
Mosher
Houghton
Beatrice Morgan
James Wilson
Hippodrome
James J. Corpett
Proctor
Twenty-third Street Theatre
Louise Gunning
McMahon
Watermelon Girls
Blondel and Company
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Mark Murphy
Pauline Cook
May O‘linton
Mme. Macart
Monkey Circus
Sol Smith Russell
Proctor’s
Fifty-eight Street Theatre
Nea Vale
James Durkin
Eden Mises
Fantana
Jeff de Angelis
Katie Boarry
Lyric Rank
Daniels
Blue
Knickerbocker
the Hudson
Sam Bernard
Llerald Square
Seaside amusements draw crowds as war boosts profits
The war weather boosts seaside managers profits at Luna Park and Dreamland while incubator chicks hatch every fifteen minutes and attract attention. Bostock's centers on Bonevita with Dreamland drawing vast crowds. Percy Williams headlines at Manhattan Beach Theatre with Eddie Foy and Fred Niblo as acts as the Boer War sustains strong business.
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Luna Park Coney Island
Bostock’s
Bonevita
Dreamland
Percy Williams
Manhattan Beach Theatre
Eddie Foy
Fred Niblo
Proctor Seeks Lillian Russell Vaudeville Appearance
EF F Proctor owner of Proctor theatres in this city tries to hire Lillian Russell for Vaudeville next season offering 2000 dollars a week. Russell demands 4000 dollars weekly. Proctor believes a compromise may be reached.
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Lillian Russell
EF. F. Proctor
Proctor Theatres
Jilian Russell
City debate on owning street railways at YMHA tonight
City ownership of street railways will be debated at an entertainment at the Twenty third Street branch of the Young Men's Christian Association tonight. Magistrate Ommen will be a judge. There will be music and other features.
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Twenty-third Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Ommen
Secretary Hay III At His Summer Home
Secretary of State John Hay suffered uraemia at his Newbury summer home on June 28 and was relieved by Drs. Le Scudder Murp hy and J L Cain from Boston. His illness follows a long burden of bronchial episodes and heart concerns, with earlier European travel and the Bowen Loomis controversy as likely factors. The patient’s condition improved by morning and family officials expressed relief.
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New York Times
Newbury
N. H
John Hay
J. L. Cain
Charles le Scudder
Fred J. Murphy
Boston
Hay
Washington
Murphy
Scudder
Cain
Dr. Cain
New Hampshire
Bowen-Loomis Imbroglio
Bowen
Loomis
Venezuela
Europe
White House
Nauheim
James W Hutt Dies After Long Illness
James Wesley Hutt, General Manager of the National Express Company, died Sunday afternoon from asthma and kidney disease after a long illness. Born August 16, 1816, in Sharon Springs, he lived at 1851 Seventh Avenue. Funeral at his home this afternoon. interment in Schoharie, NY tomorrow. Survived by widow, son James W. Hutt Jr. of Chicago, and daughters Mrs. BW. S. isk of Trex. Ne Yo cand and Dorothy Hutt of New York. He worked for American Express, The New York Times, and rose to head the National Express Company in 18%.
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James Wesley Hutt
National Express Company
Seventh Avenue
Schoharie
N. Y
Sharon Springs
William
Mary
S. Hutt
Warnerville Academy
American Express Company
Schenectady
New York
Hutt
NEW York Times
Joseph H. Ramsay
Albany
Susquehanna Road
Ramsay
James W. Hutt, Jr
Chicago
BW. S ‘Isk
Trex
Dorothy Hutt
John R. Bennett Buried After Mentor Wreck Funeral
Funeral services for John R. Bennett, patent attorney who died in the Twentieth Century Flier wreck at Mentor Ohio on June 21, were held at his home on West Fifty-third Street. The Rev Dr Abbott E Nuttredge conducted the service. Attendees included Charles M Schwab Henry D Macdona J H Gary and others from Greenswood for the burial.
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John R. Bennett
Mentor
Ohio
West Fifty-third Street
Abbott E. Nuttredge
Madison Avenue
Greenswood
Charles M. Schwab
Henry D.macdona
H. Gary
E. S. Cramp
John G. Milburn
George T. Oliver
Pittsburg
D. K. Bayne
Trenton
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Reception for President in Oyster Bay
Mrs Roosevelt arrives with a maid at Oyster Bay on the Sylph. A reception for the President is planned on Thursday with neighbors meeting at the yacht club landing and escorting him to the station. Children with flags will greet him as Liberty Square is decked with flags.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Liberty Square
Dufey Gannon Wedding At Cathedral
Miss Marie Gertrude Gannon daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Gannon of 12 West Forty fifth Street married yesterday at the cathedral to John Gibson Duffy. Augusta Hill maid of honor and flower girls Justina R Duffy Marian Conway. Richard Henry Duffy of Paris was best man. ushers Charles Hanson Towne Alfred J O Donovan Leo O Donovan.
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Marie Gertrude Gannon
James T. Gannon
Forty-fifth Street
John Gibson Duffy
Augusta Hill
Justina R. Duffy
Marian Conway
Richard Henry Duffy
Paris
Charles Hanson Towne
Alfred J. O'Donovan
Leo O'Donovan
Army Lieutenant Balentine Weds Katherine Reed at Reed Home
Portland Missouri June 26 Lieut Arthur T Balentine of Fort Monroe and Miss Katherine Reed daughter of the late Congressman Thomas B Reed were married this afternoon at the Reed residence with only family and intimate friends present.
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Portland
Arthur T. Balentine
United States Army
Fort Monroe
Katherine Reed
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Man Arrest Over Undercooked Steak At Sixth Avenue Eatery
George Thompson of 411 West Sixtieth Street enters a Sixth Avenue restaurant asking for a small steak. A dispute with manager James Thompson ends with police intervention and a promise to pay for the uneaten steak.
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George Thompson
West Sixtieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Thompson
James Thompson
Gme
George Thomason
George
Bushnell
West Thirtieth Street
James
No Trace of Miss Rogers From Leesburg Vanished Woman
A violent storm disrupted a search for Mary O. Rogers of Leesburg Virginia who wandered Saturday night. Baltimore lawyer Willoughby N. Smith testified to mental trouble and past treatment in Baltimore and Washington. He accompanied the family to Saranac Lake seeking care. Nurse Ada P. Janney, asked in John Doe proceedings, cited a month’s acquaintance with Miss Rogers and described deepening melancholia and religious mania.
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New York Times
Saranag
Coats
Finn
Miss Rogers
Hummel Stay Quashed in Conspiracy Indictment
District Attorney Jerome faced the Appellate Division and saw the stay against pursuing Abraham Hummel on the conspiracy indictment quashed. He pledged to seek a new indictment if the current one is not superseded by Wednesday, while the perjury subsornation case remains under review. Witnesses who testified on the original indictments were subpoenaed to appear today.
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Jerome
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Abraham Hummel
Inventor Ike-Envisioned Sandwich Repair Scheme Baffles Doorman
A tall peculiar man known as Ike the Inventor approached Brooklyn Police Headquarters seeking Commissioner Farrell. He proposed a company to repair Ritines law sandwiches at hotels by filling cracks with solder and cement, tinting surfaces with non fading colors, and sealing with asbestos to make them fireproof, claiming millions.
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Police
Brooklyn
Farrell
Jim -Isiac Blake
Ike
Coney Island
Curb Rope In And Feels It Keenly In New Street Cage
The curb in Wall Street’s financial district protests new McAdoo traffic plans. Brokers, lunch wagon men, and cabs are confined in rope enclosures, causing dignity slights as crowds jeer. A roped curb laments being treated like ice cream pushcarts and piemen.
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Financial District
Broad Street
Stock Exchange
Mills
Wall Street
Reading Sells at Par in Rare 100 Share Lot
Winfield Scott Power of White & Meyer sold 100 Reading shares to Bancroft, Smith & Co. on the Consolidated Stock Exchange. Reading did not exceed 99 1/4 on the New York Exchange but rose to 99 5/8 later, marking the highest sale since the reorganization. The 100 shares were the only 100 share lot traded yesterday.
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Winfield Scott Power
White & Meyer
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Bancroft, Smith & Co
Reading
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Mr. Power
Capt James Hubbard Dead on 78th Birthday
Capt James Franklin Hubbard longtime Union County Freeholder and former director dies at 77 in Plainfield on his birthday. He led county finances and oversaw the $600000 Union County Court House project. Born in Berlin New York he served as captain in the 30th New Jersey Volunteers and later held wartime and veterans roles. He chaired multiple banks and water companies and belonged to several fraternal and veterans organizations.
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Plainfield
James Franklin Hubbard
Union
County Board of Freeholders
West Seventh Street
New Jersey
City National Bank
Dime Savings Institution
Union Water Company
Plainfield Water Company
Seventh- Day Baptist Church
Union County Court House
Stubbard
Berlin
N. Y
Company
Winfield Scott Post. No
OBR
Whe. G. Laval Legion
New York
Death List Of A Day: George E Macklin Dies At 42
Special to The New York Times Philadelphia June 26 George E Macklin of Pittsburg General Manager of the Pressed Steel Car Company and of the Pennsylvania Car Wheel Company died today of consumption in a Philadelphia hospital He was forty two years of age He belonged to the Duquesne Pittsburg and Country Clubs in Pittsburgh and to the Lawyers Club of New York the Central Railroad Club the New York Railroad Club the Ardsley Club of New York and the Chicago Club
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New York Times
Philadelphia
George E. Macklin
Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Penneyivania Car Wheel Company
Myr. Mincklin
Duquesne, Pittsburg
Country Clubs
Lawyers’ Club of
New York
Central Railroad Club
New York Railroad Club
Ardsley Club
Chicago Club
William Applegate Dies in New Jersey at 55
William M. Applegate of Trendrickson and Applegate died yesterday in Red Bank New Jersey after a brief illness from stomach hemorrhages He was fifty five years old and a former member of the Board of Town Commissioners.
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WilliamMm Applegate
Trendrickson & Applegate
Red Bank
N. J
Society Notes Spark Summer Travel and Weddings
A busy slate features Frederica Vanderbilt Webb and Ralph Pulitzer planning a September Vermont wedding. Notables plus families relocate to cottages in North East Harbor York Harbor Bar Harbor and Southampton summering at Pride’s Crossing Meantime Greta Pomeroy and Philip A Clark wedding rumored as a hunt wed ding in Newport. Prominent guests include Taft party travelers Roosevelt Corbin Mills and McCormicks among others.
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Frederica Vanderbilt Webb
W. Seward Webb
Greta Pomeroy
Philip A. Clark
Newport
Miss Pomeroy
Mr. Clark
Weather Dispatch From Washington June 2 6
The disturbance over Northern Lake Erie moved east to the New England Coast, followed by a high area with much cooler air. Temperatures fell across Ohio, Upper Mississippi Valley, lake region, New England, and parts of the Middle Atlantic, while rising in the South Atlantic and West. Winds range from fresh northeast along the coast to southwest to northwest in the South Atlantic. Gulf Coast winds are light to fresh south, lower lakes north to northeast, and upper lakes northeast to east. Tuesday steamers to Europe expect fresh north to northeast winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Washington
Lake Erie
New England
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Weather summary Eastern New York and New England fair and warm
Eastern New York and New England fair Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer interior and fresh north to northeast winds. New Jersey fair then cooler, then warmer interior. Eastern Pennsylvania fair then warmer. Western New York and Western Pennsylvania fair, warmer with similar winds. Temperature records show a high in the mid eighties, low around sixty four, humidity around 66 to 78 percent.
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New York
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
In a Pinch Allen's Foot-Ease Promised Relief for Feet
In a Pinch Allen's Foot-Ease is a powder for tired swollen feet sold by all druggists for 25 cents. The advertisement warns not to accept substitutes and emphasizes quick comfort.
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Allen
Neumann and Grier Frank and O Neil marriages
Two wedding notices dated June 26 announce Amy Neumann wedding to Henry Frank and Catherine Grier of New York marrying George O Neil of Hartford at Paulist Fathers Church, with officiants listed.
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Neumann—Frank
John L. Elliott
Amy Neumann
Frieda
Ferdinand Neumann
Henry Frank
O'neil—Grier
Paulist Fathers
Daley
Catherine Grier
New York
George ©. O'Neil
Hartford
Conn
Obituary notices from New York area deaths June 25 1905
A collection of death notices and funeral details for Alice Bates Anson Hiram Brown Rebecca Caldwell Alfred Gardiner Emma Grundy Margaret Klots James Hovey James Hutt Maria Wellington Kenyon George Macklin William McCabe Caroline Partridge Frances Preston Helen Talmadge Edward Whitehouse Samuel Woodbridge Grace Worden death notices list names ages residences funeral arrangements locations and times across New York New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania
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Gardiner
Alfred Paul
Adele Troup Gardiner
Cedar Av
Allenhurst
New Jersey
Grundy
Providence
Emma
Roger Grundy
Roger Williams
Wanskuck
Hopping
Middletown
N. J
Margaret W. Klots
Samuel Hopping
Hovey
James Hovey
L. Farley
Sarah F
New York City
Mary A
Hugh Humes
Schoharie
N. Y
Kenyon
Lakeville
Conn
Maria
Wellington Stanwood
William Houston Kenyon
Woodlawn
Macklin
Philadelphia
George Edward Macklin
Pittsburg
Penn
Erskine D. Smith
North 16Th St
MceVeytown
McCabe
Washington
William A. McCabe
James M
Leah M. McCabe
Glenwood
Partridge
Caroline Emma
Josiah Partridge
Prospect Place
Preston
Atlantic City
Frances Swan Preston
Ord
Frances Converse Preston
Englewood
Talmadge
Helen Atwood White
Henry Talmadge
Lucy Dunbar
Heman Lincoln White
Madison Av
Whitehouse
Reading
Edward
Maude Madeline Whitehouse
Franklin
New Brighton
Staten Island
Woodbridge
New Brunswick
Samuel Merrill Woodbridge
Second Reformed Church
New York
Worden
Clifton Springs
Grace
John L. Worden
A. & Navy
Pawling
Herlem
Grand Central Depot
Insertion Plan Across Major Newspapers
THE NEW YORK TIMES will insertions, upon application, appear simultaneously at no extra charge in several morning papers. The list includes the Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record Herald, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Minneapolis Tribune, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St. Louis Republic, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Syracuse Post Standard, and Washington Post.
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NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Minneapolis Tribune
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST. Louis Republic
ST. Paul Pioneer Press
Syracuse Post-Standard
Washington Post
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MR. O'Brien
Merry Undertakers
DR. Maxwell
Mr. McAdoo
Wistaria
Coney Singer
Secretary Hay III
Mrs. Roosevelt
Dufefy—Gannon
Balentine—Reed
Storm
the Adirondacks
R. L. Sandwich Repairing CO
James Hubbard
Meare
Chas. H. Fletcher
CEN
AR Company
Murray Street
Gorham
Gorham Co. Silversmiths
Goldsmiths Broadway
Albert Gallatin
Gallatin
Lenox
North East Harbor, Ale
Louis Faugéres Bishop
Mrs. Bishop
York Harbor
Clarence Mackay
White Mountains
Edward H. Ripley
James Speyer
Marienbad
William Travers
Roslyn
William Fahnestock
James C. Parrish
Dunes
Southampton
Morgan Dix
Countess Boni de Castellane
McCormick
Charles R. Marshall
Perry Belmont
William Pierson Hamilton
Tuxedo
Alice Roosevelt
California
Palace Hotel
Redwoods
Taft
Philippines
Helen Patten
Miss Boardman
Miss McMillan
Miss Roosevelt
Patten
McMillan
Mrs. Corbin
Gen. Corbin
Manila
Mrs. Wood
Gen. Leonard Wood
Ogden Mills
Misses Mills
Mr. Mills
D. O. Mills
London
Mrs. Reid
Ambassador Reid
Weather Bureau
Hariem Dana
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 240
N.Y
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Stephen Merritt
Chelsea
John Paul Jones
Peale
France
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