Senate May Delay Vote On Suffrage Watch For Pairs
Washington dispatch reports a Senate vote on the woman suffrage amendment may be delayed as opponents demand paired votes for absent senators. Florida's Senator Fletcher and Kentucky's Senator James, both ill, have not secured pairs, while National Woman's Party leaders push action and plan to remain in Washington to urge ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Senate
Opta
Fletcher
Florida
James
Kentucky
Pr. M
Martin
Congress
National Woman's Rty
East Party
First Street
Emmedine Panahurst
P. Belmont
New York State
National Womans Party
John Rogers
National Advisory Council
R. Adamson
National Advisory
Germany
Old
Conn
Hart
John Winter Brannan
National ‘Wowere Party
Massachusetts
Miss Butler Weds in Paris to Lieutenant Bauscher
Miss Mary Murray Butler daughter of Henry M Wuller of Paterson New Jersey married Lieutenant Bauscher in Paris on May 24 with Brent officiating. The bride niece of Professor Nicholas Murray Butler head of Columbia University is a hospital training graduate who joined war work early and served with the first hospital unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murray Butler
Henry M Wuller
Paterson
N. J
Bauscher
A. E
Paris
Brent
Bride
Pr. Nichelias
Murray Butler
Colombia University
Velit
Nu - Fhe
Est
Rawischer
Montclair
J. Ie
Mies Wiese Wed to R S Erskine in Bronxville
The marriage of Mies Wiese to R S Erskine took place at Christ Church Bronxville with Rev W W Breliinger officiating. Attendants included Isador and Rhoda Erskine, with Paul Wilcox and Captain Cletus Keating as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Wiese
R. S. Erskine
Robert Scarborough Ersine
Woolsey & Hickox
William Treet
John ‘Yekine
Ian Marguerite BE Wiese
William Wiese
Sagaore Park
Bronxville
Christ Church
W. W. Breliinger
Betrothed to Ensign Harris from Hamilton Terrace
Carl Reinschild of 5 Hamilton Terrace announces the engagement of his ward Amalia Reinschild to Ensign S Willis Harris son of Mrs W R Sullivan of York Harris is stationed at the Naval Air Station in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign S. W. Harris
Carl Reinschild
Hamilton Terrace
Porothee Heinschild
Ensign S. Willis Harris
W. R. Sullivan
York
Ensign Harris
Naval Air Station
Miami
Rich Widow Weds Orrin Johnson Actor in Park Avenue Home
Mrs Isabel B Smith widow of Charles Smith of Neenah Wisconsin and Orrin Johnson the actor were married at 430 PM yesterday at 570 Park Avenue in a ceremony led by Rev H M Warrin in the presence of about fifty relatives and friends. Johnson a longtime leading man appeared on stage from 1900 including The Governess Hearts Courageous Squire Kate and A Royal Family. The bride's late husband left a substantial estate and two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel B Smith
Charles Robinson Smith
Neenah
Wis
Orrin Johnson
Park Avenue
H. M. Warrin
Wisconsin
Mr. Johnson
Louisville
New York
People
Seatre
Jack Rogers
Marquis de Roulerie
Madison Square
Palmer's
Lyceum
Daly's
Jerome
Los Angeles
Bride of Chas A Taussig Is Wed At Home Ceremony
The wedding of Charles A Taussig of this city son of Rear Admiral F D Taussig U S N retired to Miss Demaris Risner daughter of Rev Henry Clay Risner Knoxville Tenn was held at 6 30 last evening at 345 West Eighty eighth Street The bride wore a white satin gown with cream lace and orange blossoms Her sister Ouida Hisner served as maid of honor Her brother Emzay Risner gave her away The best man was J Hawley Taussig The couple will honeymoon in the Adirondacks and James town with Rear Admiral Taussig The bride is a Columbia Teachers College graduate and Taussig is a lawyer with offices at 220 Broadway and residence 65 Central Park West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Taussig
F. D. Taussig
Jamestown
R. T
Demaris Risner
Henry Clay Risner
Knoxville
Tenn
James A. Abeles
West
Ouida Hisner
Emzay Risner
Betty Taussig
J. Hawley Taussig
Philadelphia
Shirley Owen
Carl M. Owen
Bronxville
Taussig
Broadway
Central Park Weat
Lieutenant Cahill Weds Florence McKinney at St Patrick's Cathedral
Lieutenant James A Cahill Jr United States Medical Corps and Florence Jane McKinney married at 11 yesterday in St Patrick's Cathedral. The ceremony was conducted by Father H P Murray with maid of honor Dorothy Cahill, best man Victor Cahill, and ushers Doctors Namus Crowley Th aton and William Weed Thaton. The couple and their families reside in Brooklyn and the groom is stationed at Base Hospital N Gun Hill Road Bronx
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Cahill
United States Medical Corps
James Aahill
Washington, No
Florence Jane MckKinney
James P. McKinney
At Bay Twenty-eighth Street
Brooklyn
St Patrick's Cathedral
L. L
Dorothy Cahill
Cahill
Victor Cahill
Namas Crowley
U. 3S. al
Thaton
William Weed
Charles Thaton
U. S
Base Hospital
Gun -Hill Road
The
Bronx
Mires Anna Law Weds Lt Dwight Harris in Quiet Germantown Ceremony
Anna Law daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Law Germantown married Lt Dwight Harris U S A son of Mr and Mrs Arthur M Harris New York at a quiet home wedding The Rev Dr T H Lawe officiated and a reception followed Also noting Henry G Meem marrying Miss Hill in Washington with relatives present Meem is vice president of a local trust company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Harris
U.S.A
New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Mires Anna Law
William A Law
Germantown
U.S. A
Arthur M. Harris
New York
T. H. Lawe
South Carolina
Peter Henry H
Seugrees
Washington
Meem
Peter Gas Meem
Washington Lo
An and Trust Comp
Mrs Abbie Casper Weds Charles Miller at Family Home
Miss Abbie Elizabeth Casper daughter of Frederick Casper of 561 West 18th Street and Charles Miller a U S N R F officer wed last evening at the bride’s father home. Dorothy Swift of Auburn NY a classmate served as attendant. The bride is a Whee lock’s School Boston graduate and Miller a New York University 1918 war graduate and Pi Kappa Alpha member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Elizabeth Casper
Frederick Casper
West 18T Street
Charles ©. Miller
Dorothy Swift
Auburn
Miss Wheelock
Boston
Mr. Miller
New York University
Pi Kappa Alpha
Cleary Marries Muldoon In Local Church Ceremony
Miss Marie Veronica Muldoon daughter of Mrs Catherine Muldoon of Flushing and James J Cleary of Bayside were married in St Monca's Church by Rev Father Duffy. After a honeymoon at Old Point Comfort the couple will reside in this city.
Engagement of Eleanor Brown to Ensign Boynton
The engagement is announced between Miss Eleanor Morton Brown of Brookline Massachusetts and Ensign Jr. son of Chaplain and Mrs Nehemiah Keenand Boynton of Brooklyn New York. Basen Boynton is a brother of Rev Russell Boynton of Clinton Avenue Congregational Church in Brooklyn and was a member of Amherst College class of 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Threat to Quit Soon by Telegraph Union
Washington reports say President Wilson will ask Congress to grant authority for government control. Percy Thomas, deputy international president, and S. J. Kannenkamp, president, indicate a strike may follow the Western Union bonus payment to telegraphers next week. A joint committee will issue final instructions to rail and commercial telegraphers and electrical workers by next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Thomas
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
J. Kannenkamp
Chicago
Xi -You
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
War Labor Board
William Howard Taft
Frank P. Walsh
Western
Newcomb Carlton
Mackay
Carlton
War Trade Board
Konenkamp
Telegraphers
President Konenkamp threatens telegraphers strike
Washington notes the Commercial Telegraphers Union may order a strike against Western Union Telegraph Company within days. Reports suggest President Wilson could seek congressional authority to seize control of telegraphs nationwide if the strike occurs, though officials expect he will try to avert or settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Western Union Telegraph Com
Wilson
Sdek Authority of Congress
British doctors honored at farewell dinner in New York
Sixty prominent medical figures hosted at the Metropolitan Club on Fifth Avenue honored Sir William Arbuthnot Lane Sir James Mackenzie and Colonel Herbert A Bruce who will return to England soon. They spoke on reconstruction training and war experiences including Bruce remarks on Allied forces and Canadian ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Club
Fifth Avenue
Sixtieth Street
William Arbuthnot Lane
James Mackenzie
Herbert A. Bruce
England
America
Great Britain
American Medical Society
William Lane
Bruce
France
Pershing
Scotland
Ireland
Canada
Liberty Motor Praised By British Air Minister
London reports Sir William Weir lauding the American Liberty engine amid wartime tests in France and Britain. He praised American technical aid, personnel, and the aircraft industry, noting teething troubles but confidence in large scale production for Allied needs. He stressed continued demand for more aircraft and trained crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
United States
William Weir
Air Ministry
Wilbur Wright
Durand
Westminster
Durahd
America
National War Labor Board to Hear Rail Fare Increase Plan
The National War Labor Board will meet tomorrow to decide on a plan by street railway representatives and workers to ask President Wilson to advance local car fares if increased revenue is needed. Attorneys Taft and Walsh support the approach and will present arguments on the power to order higher rates. The final policy aims to cover all communities with railway lines. The board also opened hearings on a living wage to set a minimum wage aligned with rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National War Labor Board
Wilson
Taft
Walsh
Coveland
Amendment Extends Rail Control Window Amid War Strain
The Interstate Commerce Committee reports a resolution extending the Railroad Control act period to January 1 next, delaying return of carriers to private ownership. Short line advocates push the measure, arguing war pressures threaten 10,000 miles of track. Director General McAdoo backs the request citing numerous wartime questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nate Interstate Commerce Committee
House Commerce Committee
Urs Patore
McAdoo
Steen Leads In North Dakota Primary Overseen By IVA
Early returns from North Dakota statewide primaries show John Steen, backed by the Independent Voters' Association, leading Governor Lynn J. Frazier two to one. Rural districts were slow, and Frazier supporters expected a commanding late tally. Doyle led over Wilkinson in the Democratic gubernatorial race though figures were not yet tabulated.
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J. Doyle
G. W. Wilkinson
German Women Register Figures by Boroughs
The 34 917 German women had completed registration yesterday the final day. Borough totals show Manhattan 15541 Bronx 547 Brooklyn 8692 Queens 4537 Richmond 50. Some ill or infirm women may register later but those who neglected registration without cause face internment or prosecution.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Benson Leaves Socialist Party Over Foreign Born Leaders
Allan J. Benson resigns from the Socialist Party accusing foreign born leaders of non-Americanism and an anarchist socialist minority. Morris Hillquit defends the party while noting it has about 100000 dues paying members and will soon declare its war stance.
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formEenporn
United States
Benson
Socialist Party
Louis
Belgium
Germany
Wisconsin
Europe
Americana
America
Proudhon
Bakunin
Marx
North
Lincoln
American Socialist Party
National Fiest
Morris Hillquit
Enson
Yonkers
Hillquit
Hjjalmar Branting
Branting
Joseph T Brown Former Knickerbocker Trust VP Dies
Joseph Thomas Brown former vice president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company died at his Rochelle Park home aged 74. Born in Georgetown Maryland he began with Jay Cooke & Co and joined Knickerbocker in 18. He retires due to ill health and is survived by his widow and two sons including Dr Henry Crown of Pilgrim Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas Brown
Knickerbocker Trust Company
17 Circle
Rochelle Park
New Rochelle
Georgetown
Jay Cooke & Co
Knickecbocker Trust
Henry 2 Crown
Pilgrim Church
Joseph JT. Brown
Plan Four New Canteens Open for Soldiers and Sailors
A National League for Women's Service meeting at the Waldorf announced a large canteen planned for soldiers and sailors at 10 Manhattan Avenue naming multiple new facilities. Delegates expect a day and night canteen in lower Broadway for censor department and Usher office workers, plus a colored men’s canteen in Lenox and a Grace Church related site on Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League For Women's Service
Manhattan Avenue
the Waldorf
Dean Barber
Lower Broadway
Censor Department
Admiral Usher
Lenox
Grace Church
Fourteenth Street
Mare Barber
Casper Whitney
League
Frank Evans
Dr William M Polk Funeral Held at Trinity Church
Funeral services were held in Trinity Church for Dr William M Polk a gynecologist and nephew of President Polk who died in Atlantic City at age seventy four. The rite was conducted by Rev Manning and Rev Slattery with clergy and wardens present. Attendees included August Belmont Walter W Price Clarence H Mackay Adrian Iselin Morton S Paton and others from medicine society and Confederate veterans. Presentations included Bellevue Hospital representatives and Cornell Medical School faculty.
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Trinity Church
William M. Polk
Pres Polk
Atlantic City
Dor
William ‘To Manning
Trinity
L. Slattery
Frank Polk
State Department
Polk
Chapman
Dr. Polk
August Belmont
Walter W. Price
Clarence H. Mackay
Adrian Iselin
Morton
Paton
Lewis Conner
Egerton Winthrop
Alonzo Potter
Frank Bishop
Moses Taylor
Robert L. Harrison
J. F. Harper
Walter McCorkle
Oscar §. Straus
Sona
Cornell Medical School
The
Southern Society
Hospital
Bellevue
Marriage and death notices for insertion in The New York Tunes
Notices of nuptials and obituaries prepared for insertion. Telephoning details provided for placing marriage and death notices in The New York Tunes.
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New York
Abraham Shuman Dead in Boston After Sixty Years in Business
Abraham Shuman merchant and philanthropist died at home in Boston. He led A Shuman & Co. for decades, helped found Shuman’s Corner, chaired Boston City Hospital board, served as director of several banks and trusts, trustee of the Museum of Fine Arts, and was a member of multiple clubs and societies. He held an honorary MA from Tufts College.
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Abraham Shuman
Doctor Hendrick Dies in Plainfield Drug Store
Dr. Hendrick, 66, renowned for his marriage to actress Laura Biggar Bennett, collapsed and died yesterday in a Plainfield New Jersey drug store. A physician and lawyer, he had recently planned to open a sanitarium on the Robert Itzsimmons farm after moving from this city to Dunnellen. His wife, Mrs. Hendrick, is reported to be in Los Angeles.
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Hendrick
Laura Biggar Bennett
Plainfield
N. J
Obituary Notes of Brooklyn Notables and Residents
Obituary notes list Joseph Valentine of Brooklyn in the tumbling trade, Richard Samuel Parker of Norwich paint firm, Martha Cornell of Greenpoint, Michael Kennedy of the Brooklyn State Asylum, B Hicks farmer and former Brooklyn Auto Livery owner, Mary O Malley, Louise Van Iderstine of Huntington, Stephen Dolbeer longtime Long Island fire chief, Joseph Drukker of 66 Leonard Street, Arthur Baker of Jamaica, Carolina Fairweather Boardman of Brooklyn, Charles Allen of Flushing in Camp Upton, Rev Samuel Br Darnell retired clergyman, Joseph H Firth mayor of Phillipsburg, Rev Ernest Echmidt of Irvington, Fannie Miriam Sherman of Breckinridge Avenue.
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Joseph Valentine
Conrad Valentine
Brooklyn
Raton Hospital
St Macon Street
Broolyn Richard Samuel Parker
Parker-Freston Company
Norwich
Conn
Frooklyn
J. Parker
England
Martha M. Cornell
William H. Cornell
Cornell
Greenpoint
Noble Street
Michael P. Kennedy
Brooklyn State Asylum For the
Pople B. Hicks
Winslow
Nw. J
Brooklyn Auto Livery Company
Mistletoe Lodge
A. M
Mary O'Malley
James O O’ Malley
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Stga
Monroe Street
Rooklyn
Mise Louise van Iderstine
Peter van Iderstine
Lynbrook
Joseph Drukker
Forty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Baker
North Washington Street
Jamaica
Wurtsboro
N. Y
Carolina Fairweather Boardman
Joel Boariman
St. George's Church
Flushing
Locust Street
Charles B. Allen
Lawrence Street
Camp Upton
Samuel BR. Darnell
Mountain Avenue
Tackettatown
N. J
Cookman Institute
Jacksonville
Fila
Joseph H. Firth
Phillipsburg
Ernest J. Echmidt
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Irvington
Ebasex
Pfrnau
Germany
Foretat Missions Board
German Evangelical Synod of North America
Mere
Fannie
Miriam Sherman
William D. Sherman
New York Navy Yard
Waskinson Avenue
Brechija
Peasle
Emanuel birth announced in Arverne couple's family note
Mr and Mrs Renzion Emanuel announce the birth of a daughter on June 28 at 13 Clarence Avenue Arverne. The baby named Clara Friedman joins the family with both parents named in this brief notice.
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Emanuel
Renzion
Emanuel Inee
Clara Friedman
Clarence Av
Arverne
Marriages Presented in New York and Nearby Churches
Multiple notices report wedding announcements across 1918 and nearby areas. Couples include Carolyn Davis and Rev. Fritz Baldwin in Acworth New Hampshire. Mary Butler and Lt Harry Bansher in France. Marea Erskine and Robert Scarborough Erskine in Bronxville. Isabel Smith and Orrin Johnson at 570 Park Avenue New York. Florence Pouch and Ario Wilkes at Trinity Church Parsipp. Agnes Chapin and Dominic Wiese in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine—Wiese
Marea Robert Scarborough
Ersk
I Christoeret
Wiese
H. Bronxville
N. Y
Beilinger
Agnes S. Chapil
New York City
Johnson- Smith
Bride
Park Avenue
New York
M. Warren
Isabel B. Smith
Orrin Janhnaon
Springer Blum
Max Springer
Wilson—Pouch
Florence W. Pouch
Ario Wlises
Trinity Partsb
Arion Bium
Died and Funeral Notices From 1918 Port Jefferson Area
Death notices list ages and residences for multiple individuals including Jinne Mille, Frederic Moon, Charlotte Bottet, F. Pietch, George Curtis Rand, Willard Robertson, Gertrude Hiake Stanton, and Alice Ann Stearns. Details cover private or church funerals, dates June 25 to 27, and interment or private arrangements at various locations like New York and Tacoma. Flowers not requested for Rand.. references to family ties and last rites are noted.
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Jinne
Andrew Ated Mille
Fliza Milla Funere
Mnoon
Frederieff Moon
Frederic R
Marie Moon
Brierley
Broad St
Newark
F. Mottet
Tacomas Waal
Caariotte
Redericc Bottet
Charles and
Jane Mciver White
Church of the Holy Communion
Tacoma
Woodlawn
New York
F. Pieteh
West
Ion Luckings-Lender
Robertson
Willard Robertson
James H
Margaret Robertson
University Av
Bronx
Stanton
Gertrude Hiake Stanton
Reat
Dence
S&tearns
Obituary notices from June 1918 Brooklyn and surrounding areas
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for June 1918 across Brooklyn, Jersey City, Newark, and nearby towns listing names, ages, residences, and service times. Entries include Baker, Berman, Berndt, Boardman, Brown, Bryan, Buchsbaum, Buckly, Burke, Carnahan, and many others with residences on Ocean Parkway, West End Avenue, Flatbush and more, detailing private or public services and interment locations.
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Berman
Sol
West Ind Av
F Berndt
Mar Bernd
Lauren Bernd
Madeline J. W
Gareth
Paul
Caroline Brandt
Ferdinand Berndt
Ocean Parkway
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn Bridge
Avenue H
Boardman
Caroline Airweather
Joel L. Boardman
St. George's P
Rochelle Park
New Rochelle
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Grand Central Station
Bryan
Charles
Emily
Ludwig
Anne Deare
West
148Th St
F Buchsbaum
Aaron
White Plaine
Karoline Strauss Buchsbaum
Morris A
Abraham, Lawrence
Hannah Hydeman
Bertha Bandler
Lilian Korn
West End
S24
Buchsbaum
Morris A. Magner
Isaac Bildersee
Ruchsrbau
Mount Neboh
Aaron Buchsbaum
Adolph Bangler
Kaaray Tefila
Aaron Fuchsbaum
Morner
Buckly
Julian A
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
Bump
Collingwood
Ethalaide Bailey
Oscar W Hiamp
Corning
N. Y
Burke
Boundrook
Fisher
Bound Brook
N. J. Carnahan
Middletown
Ohio
Robert B. Carnahan
Frances Paton Mille
Dillon
William Dillon
North
Elizabeth Dillon
Putnam
Brooklyn
Io A. M
Michael J. Fay
Fitzsimmons
Anna L. Fitzsimmons
St. Francis of Assis
Lincoln Road
Holy Crees Cemetery
Gates
Margaret C
F. J. Gates
Chapel of the Nest End Presbyterian Chure
St. Amsterdam AY
Ooda Gibson
Newark
N._J
Tu Y Tees
Grace Bradford
Frank Gibson
Clifton Ay
At & Pfm
Convenience Harrison
Mary Adaline
Joseph Puryee Harrison
Abiathar
Elizabeth Harrison
N. J
France
California
Ignatius
A. Martin
Rutherford
Mortimer Avenue
East Ridgelawn
Kissam
Sarah Pinkney
Samuel Hamilton Kissam
Krayer
Aroline
Charles Krayer
McIlrath
James
Arriet B. Meclrath
Styles
Hiercsidence
Central Park West
Thursda
Weat Noresbyterian
105Th St
Amsterdam
FE. D. Morgan Post
Woodlawn
Newburgh
McKee
John J. Meehan
All Saints Church
Madison
King
Jean Ee Edward &. Hanlon
Obituary notices for Robertson McKinnes and Woodhube
In Wemnoriam dates, Franceska N. and mourners honor Jeasle Robertson who died June 27 1612 and Margaret McKinnes who died July 1 1913. Joseph Stuyvesant Woodhoubel, beloved husband of Lydia A Woodbourg, died June 27 1922.
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Pankhurst
Columbia University
Lieut. H. Bauscher
Wm. A. White & Sons
Cedar Street
Teiepbe
C. R. Smith
Park Ave
Bride OF
Chas
A. Taussig
J. A. Cahill, JR
Florence Jane McKinney
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Henry G. Meem
Miss Hill
Laurie Hill
Henry Grant Meem
Wee
St Patrick's Canthedral
Mar. Lavelle
Casper
United States of America
Wilsohn Agron
Fie
P. R. Rincones
Venemels
Colonel Bruce Lauds
Singer Bidg
Philadelpiia & Boston
AIR Minister
Lauds Liberty Motor
Weir
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Women’s League
WM. M. Polk
DR. Hendrick
Tappen
Afp
Metuchen
John V. Tappen
Neval Ee
Rector St
Tonnele
Johnn L
Lake Mahepes
BN. Y
J Townsend
Joseph I
Greenport
le L
Joseph L
Hannah W. Townsend
Punerel
pPeeneylvania
Valereo
Guatemala
Arthur Valere
van Iders
St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church
Huber
LE Pana
Rbraddick
Abdigail
Decature
Rosalind F
Washington AV
Burns
John F
Luquer St
Helen J
Wythe
Cody
John P
North Jith St
Diamond Lena
South 24
Bvoerling Aor
Creacent St
Foley ~Aattes
Monroe St
Pr. M. Keogh
Bridget
Vanderbilt Av
LADLY
Kingsland
Mooney
John J
Hicks
Jone
Murray
Annie
Jay
A.M
Norton
Parker
M. O' Malley
Joseph M
A. M. ' Schwensen
Lacies C
Stillwell
E.—Benedict
Woodbine
A. M. Sullivan
Dennia
Hopoken
Jersey City
Beitz
Francois
Bennett Bt
Weet Boken
A. Lo Fitz.thomas
Houlevard
Boeken
Harms
Agnes
Clinton
Ken
Eee
Pauline
Hutton
Jersey Ty
Oaerien
Charles St
Stora
Janet
Hoboken
Thomas
Eia
Union &J
Long Island
BOM
Anna T
Astoria
Benjamin
Corona
A. M. Cotter
Thomas R
Ridgewood
Doyle
Joseph
Woodhaven
Jane
Doherty
Mary P
Mary
Ehhlich
John
Rosedale
Finn
Robert
Whitestone
Ne. Hessler
Frank J
Glendale
TH. Huderski
Edward
Long Island City
Lott
Annie M
McAuliffe
Neltie
Hockawey Beach
Milano
Antonio
Werner
Theresa
Rockaway Beach
Eugene V
Jerney
Connecticout
Arian
Woodlay
Hariem Teai
Testie
East
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