Philadelphia Revolt Against Boss Rule Rouses 10000
A mass Philadelphia meeting crowds the Academy of Music to renominate District Attorney P F Rothermel Jr amid denunciations of Mayor Ashbridge and officials. Col A K McClure brands state and city leaders as corrupt while Willliam S Stenger and Rev Henry C McCook echo calls for reform and independence. A new Declaration of Independence is read and plans for an executive committee are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
P. Fred Rothermel, Jr
Academy of Music
Col
A.K. McClure
Pennsylvania
Col. McClure
Ashbridge
Durham
Mack and
McNichol
John Weaver
Fred Rothermel
Shippen
Weaver
The
Commonwealth
William S. Stenger
Rothermel
Henry C. McCook
P. F. Rothermel
Z Jr
P. F. Rbthermel, Jr
Friends of Reform
Charles Emory Smith
Charles Carrol Albertson
Broad Street
Grand Jury Reports On Street Car Killings In St Louis
The June Term Grand Jury assessed street car service noting frequent killings and injuries from overcrowded cars and rushed operation. It urges rigid enforcement of city ordinances, better car frequencies, and safer equipment while leaving final action to city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Debate on the canteen by New York WCTU in Richmond
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of New York hosted a discussion at University Temple, Prohibition Park. Speakers included Mrs. Ella A. Boole, Mrs. Margaret D. Ellis, Mrs. Ella Egbert, and Miss Emma Alexander debating abolition versus continuation of liquor in the canteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Temple
Prohibition Park
Richmond
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
State of
New York
Ella A. Boole
Margaret D. Ellis
Ella Egbert
Staten Island
Emma. Alexander
Brooklyn
Egbert
Alexander
New York Times
Fort Wadsworth
Leipsic Bank Scandal Hits Directors in June Arrests
Leipsic bank director Herr Exner was arrested as the Public Prosecutor investigates the bank whose Board of Directors includes wealthy citizens. The bank suspended payments Tuesday amid claims of culpable negligence likely to bring more arrests. A reported 111 million marks in assets largely consist of 87 million loaned to Cassel Treber-Trackning, with only a small portion recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Herr Exner
Leipziger Bank
Cassel Treber-Trackning Company
Berlin Press Demands Reform After Leipziger Bank Failures
Berlin voices in the Leipziger Bank scandal call for a searching investigation. Newspapers urge reform or abolition of banking supervisors amid fresh failures. They report the bank advanced 15,000,000 marks to a Cassel track company after insolvency became known and warn the bank’s 9,000,000 marks of stock and reserve may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leipsic
Dresden
Leipziger Bank
Berlin Vossische Zeitung
Aufsichtsrath
Berlin Tageblatt
Chinese official dies by his own hand in Shanghai
Reports from Sian-Foo say Ching-Sing, president of the Board of Civil Appointments, killed himself after the Dowager Empress branded his advice treacherous as the Chinese Court faced a return to Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Sian-Foo
Ching-Sing
Board of Civil Appointments
Peking
Fears Boxer Movement Will Grow in China
Peking June 27 Rev Arthur Smith missionary and author preached at Tien Tsin on the anniversary of the relief of the city. He agreed with Sir Robert Hart that without a complete regeneration of China in a few years 20 000 000 Boxers would menace the country. He said the Chinese would never forget the movement was fully approved by the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Arthur Smith
Tien-Tsin
Robert Hart
China
Smith
Rockhill to Sail for Home in August
A State Department cablegram reports Commissioner Rockhill will leave Peking for home in August, hoping that Mr. Conger will by then have nearly reached his destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhill
Washington
State Department
Reking
Conger
Chile election riots flare as Riesco leads presidency race
In Santiago on June 27 the preliminary presidential results show Liberal candidate Jerman Riesco ahead of Conservative Pedro Montt. Riots erupted in Valparaiso Concepcion and Antofagasta with police firing on a Riesco procession in Antofagasta killing three and injuring several. the Antofagasta police chief was imprisoned amid threats to lynch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Sefior
Errazuriz
Jerman Riesco
Sefior Errazuriz
Pedro Montt
Valparaiso
Concepcion
Antofagasta
Olice
Boers Attack Richmond in Cape Colony Siege
A large Boers force led by Malan and Smit attacked Richmond at daybreak, fighting until dusk before retreating as British reinforcements arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Cape Colony
Malan
Smit
Italian Troops Fire on Ferrara Strikers
In Ferrara a clash between Italian troops and agricultural strikers led to soldiers firing on the crowd. Avanti claims six dead and twenty wounded, but observers doubt the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ferrara
Avanti
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Monument Ready for Dedication
In Richmond Indiana a granite monument marking the grave of Nancy Hanks Lincoln is completed after years of agitation. The stone uses part of President Lincoln’s old tomb and the main portion comes from Vermont granite before being turned over to the state commission for dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Spencer County
General Assembly
President Lincoln
Vermont
Ideals in Politics Speech Sparks Racial and Economic Clash
Wayne Mac Veagh warned at Cambridge that violence against weaker races fuels a cycle of fear and lawlessness while politics divides into two camps the contented and the discontented. He warned the rising majority might reshape wealth distribution and stress resolving poverty rather than warlike postures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wayne MacVeagh
Phi Beta Kappa
Cambridge
Mr. Webster
Party of Labor
Nisi A
America
Root praises Hamilton College as a model for small colleges
Secretary of War Elihu Root, 64, spoke at Hamilton College during commencement and Alumni dinner. He contrasted large universities with smaller colleges, praising Hamilton’s scholastic atmosphere, discipline, and character building as key to student success and the college’s future advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
N. Y
Elihu Root
Hamilton College
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Hamilton
Bowdoin Confers Honorary Degrees at Commencement
Bowdoin College awarded an LL D to United States Senator Paris Gibson of Montana and ex-Senator W D Washburn of Minneapolis, and a Doctor of Letters to author Sarah Orne Jewett at today’s Brunswick commencement ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
United States
Paris Gibson
Montana
W. D. Washburn
Minneapolis
Minn
Sarah Orme Jewett
New Music Halls Promised in Harlem
Hurtig and Seamon announce a lease from the Cromwell estate of a plot 275 feet east of Highth Avenue in Harlem to build a music hall a vaudeville theatre and roof garden. The venture is planned for sixty one years at about 150000 dollars with architects in Cleveland and Toledo. They will continue the Hammerstein music hall with eleven years left on its lease and plan another Harlem theatre near Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Hurtig & Seamon
Cromwell
Highth Avenue
B. Hurtig
Cleveland
Toledo
Hurtig
Hammerstein
Lexington Avenue
Eliza Proctor Otis Weds William Camp in Quiet Premier
Eliza Proctor Otis the lead in The Brixton Burglary at Herald Square Theatre married William Camp yesterday at Madison Square Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. William E. Coe officiated. Camp, former president of Esty & Camp Organ Co, now a broker, about thirty. The couple to spend their honeymoon at a Long Island country house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Proctor Otis
Brixton
Herald Square Theatre
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
William Carpenter Camp
William E. Coe
Camp
Esty & Camp Organ Company
Thomas L. Barrett
Louisville
Miss Otis
Mrs. Camp
Long Island
Beggar Student at Terrace Garden Opera House
Carl Milbecker's comic opera The Beggar Student was presented at Terrace Garden Opera House last night following The Chimes of Normandy by Parry Opera Company. Louis Cassavant starred as General Olfendorf with Hubert Wilke in the cast. a large audience attended and praised the singers' performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Milbecker
Terrace Garden Opera
Normandy
Parry Opera
Ccoan
Louis Cassavant
Olfendorf
Hubert Wilke
Society’s summer whirl graces Newport and New York
The town endures heat as Mrs. Leiter sails to England to visit Lady Curzon in London and return in autumn. Frederic Gebhard and notable society figures travel from Chicago to South Dakota and on to New York. multiple dances, house parties, weddings, yacht races, polo, and open yachting events unfold across Meadow Brook Newport Seabright Cedarhurst Oyster Bay and Park Avenue Hotel with extended social schedules through July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Leiter
England
Lady Curzon
London
Chicago
Meadow Brook
Newport
Mrs. Twombly
Florham
Morristown Country Club
Seabright
Rockaway
Cedarhurst
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Yacht Club
Newport Social Roundup Sees Arrivals and Events
E D Morgan and family prepare to arrive Friday. Mrs Brayton of Fall River visits Renfrew Park Cottage. Notables like Lorillard Spencer and H C de Rham guests, with Europeans planned this summer. naval dinner honors Admiral Dewey. Jamestown arrivals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
E. D. Morgan
David A. Brayton
Fall River
Renfrew Park Cottage
Lorillard Spencer
H. C. de Rham
Europe
Switzerland
Henry Rogers Winthrop
New York
Miss North
F. O. French
Frank P. Mitchell
Edward H. Bulkley
Lucas
Hugh L. Willoughby
W. B. Bancroft
Baston’s Point
George W. Wales
Boston
Yznaga Avenue
L. L. Lorillard
Newport Horticultural Society
John R. Drexel
James B. Stokes
William M. Kingsland
Scarborough-on-the-Hudson
Pinard Cottage
Thomas McKean
Philadelphia
Lispenard Stewart
French BE. Chadwick
the War College
Admiral Dewey
George Peabody Wetmore
Sidney Webster
Crowninshield
Josephine Johnson
Arthur B. Emmons
John Davis
Washington
C. Carroll Pierce
Alice Rutherford
George Crocker
Japan
Crocker
San Francisco
Yokoama
Stuyvesant Fish
Crossways
James Hyde Beekman
Gooseberry Island Club
William Grosvenor
John Jinton Gray
Olf Club
Arthur T. Kemp
Atherton
Ellicott
War College
Kearsarge
Jamestown
E. H. Ogden
Riverton
N. J
Robinson Riley
E. P. Phett
Wash
Emma Weil Weds Dr William G Lewis in New York Home
Miss Emma Weil daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Weil married Dr William G Lewis of Albany yesterday at the couple's East Eighty first Street residence. Rev Max Schlesinger officiated under an oak and flower decorated improvised altar. Matron of honor Mrs Charles Hirschhorn and best man Julius Tilch of Albany attended. The reception ended with luncheon as the couple planned to live in Albany after a short bridal tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Weill
Herman Weil
East Eighty-first Street
William G. Lewi
Albany
Max Schlesinger
Charles Hirschhorn
Julius Tilch
Poughkeepsie Wedding Ties Van Kleck to Shipman
Miss Melvinia Van Kleck daughter of Mrs Edward Van Kleck of Poughkeepsie and Edward Leffingwell Shipman of Hartford Conn son of Judge Nathaniel Shipman were wed at the bride’s home. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Van Giesen and Rev Frank R Shipman with Miss Annie Van Kleck as bridesmaid and L C Deming of New York as best man. Ushers included Charles W Pierson Yale professor Charlton M Lewis and others from Poughkeepsie New York and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Melvinia van Kleck
Edward van Kleck
Edward Leffingwell Shipman
Hartford
Annie van Kleck
L. C. Deming
New York
Charles W. Pierson
Charlton M. Lewis
Yale University
Marshall Holbrook
John T. Robinoe
Robert W. Huntington
Harford
Austrian Count Weds Miss Satterfield at Buffalo Home
The wedding of Count Franz Josef von Larisch Moenich of Austria and Miss Marie Satterfield took place at the bride's Delaware Avenue home in Buffalo. Two ceremonies were held Justice Haight of the Court of Appeals officiating first, then the Episcopal service read by Rev. Cameron J. Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Franz Josef von Larisch Moenich
Austria
Marie Satterfield
John Satterfield
Standard Oil Company
Delaware Avenue
Justice Haight
The
Court of Appeals
Cameron J. Davies
Hoff and Dawson Wedding in Reading at First Presbyterian
Miss Mary Pearson Hoff daughter of Henry A Hoff banker and broker and Henry Dawson lawyer of Rockville Md were married today at the First Presbyterian Church. Guests attended from New York Philadelphia Washington and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Mary Pearson Hoff
Henry A. Hoff
Henry Dawson
Rockville
First Presbyterian Church
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Jennie Howard Weds Howard Wilson in Lagrange Ceremony
Miss Jennie Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank H Howard of Lagrange married Howard Sanford Wilson son of ex Assemblyman George W Wilson of Brooklyn in a ceremony at Lagrange. The Rev A D O Neil officiated with Rev I C Taylor assisting. Bridesmaids were Miss Marie Wildman and Miss Gertrude Stainton. best man was Seth Low Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
N. Y
Jennie Howard
Frank H. Howard
Howard Sanford Wilson
George W. Wilson
Brooklyn
A. D. O'Neil
I. C. Taylor
Marie Wildman
Gertrude Stainton
Seth Low Wilson
Ward Line Steamer Santiago de Cuba Grounds Near Romer Shoal
The Ward Line steamer Santiago de Cuba bound for Santiago de Cuba and other Cuban ports ran aground on the east edge of Swash Channel just south of Romer Shoal at 7 15 last evening. She lies in an easy position with anchor lights on and is not in danger. A pilot boat sent a rescue boat returned after the captain refused aid. The vessel is under Cuban license and commanded by Capt. Lambert and is not the American Santiago of the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Line
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Cuban
Romer Shoal
Lambert
Knights of St. John Endorse Ritual at Convention
In Cincinnati on June 27 the Knights of St. John delegates approved the Ritual report by a narrow vote. Initiations will now require a formal ritual, provoking opposition from clergy who see Freemasonry parallels and predict discord within the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
International Convention of the Knights of St. John
Committee On
Fashion notes on gowns and bathing suits for women and children
The article describes late jackets in heavy cream lace trimmed with silk as stylish and cool, with pongee gowns and linen gowns in varied lines. It notes accessories like brown velvet belts, hats, chiffon accents, long gloves, and delicate sashes for children, plus trends in duchess, bouffant, and bolero coverings and bathing outfits suitable for different ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pongee
Detailed description of gown with pink batiste collar
A gown features a pale pink batiste collar plaited with a black inner edge, a guipure collar with a black line, and a bodice laced in black. The parasol matches in pink silk under chiffon with lace vandykes edged in black.
Dawson City Founder Joseph Ladue Dies in New York State
Joseph Ladue founder of Dawson City in the Klondike died at his Schuyler Falls home after an Alaska illness and a Colorado Springs winter. He was 47, survived by a wife and son, and left a legacy as a pioneer miner and town founder with major gold properties in the Klondike region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platisburg
N. Y
Joseph Ladue
Dawson City
Klondike
Schuyler Falls
Plattsburg
Ladue
West
Deadwood
Alaska
Yukon
Funeral for Col. Sloan of Old Guard at Armory
The funeral of Col. Thomas E. Sloan of the Old Guard, drowned at Keyser's Island, was held at the Old Guard Armory with nearly 100 uniformed guardsmen, Band in attendance, and a graveside service at Woodlawn Cemetery. Miss R Robertson, veiled, identified as Sloan's fiancée, attended the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Sloan
Old Guard
Keyser's Island
Old Guard Armory
Forty-ninth Street
Broadway
John Huske
St. Thomas’s Church
Grand Central Station
Woodlawn Cemetery
Caisson
Company B
R. Robertson
Col. Sloan
Obituaries: KeErRsHaAn Allan Chew and Bennett
Max KeErRsHaAn formerly of Denver and Yale track athlete died in San Francisco at age 29. Andrew Allan head of Canadian management for Allan Steamship Line died in Montreal at 79 after illness. Sinnickson Chew editor and proprietor of The West Jersey Press died in Camden after years of invalidism. Frederick Bennett longtime Tiffany & Co. watch specialist died in Brooklyn of tuberculosis at 54. funeral at 112 Cambridge Place with burial by family choice. mother and two sisters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max KeErRsHaAn
Denver
Yale
San Francisco
Andrew Allan
Allan Steamship ‘Ine
Montreal
Sinnickson Chew
West Jersey Press
New Jersey
Camden
Chew
Frederick Bennett
Tiffany & Co
Brooklyn
Mr. Bennett
Tiffany's
Cambridge Place
Sixth Battery Wins Flannagan Trophy Challenge
In Peekskill New York on June 27 the Sixth Battery from Binghamton won the Flannagan Trophy with a score of 367, beating the previous 352 set by the Second Battery. The First Battery is scheduled to shoot tomorrow as the First Regiment completes routine drills amid heat and visiting attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
N. Y
Binghamton
Flannagan
Death by own action found under unknown identity
A young woman about twenty five, registered at the Eagle Hotel in Utica as Ida St George from New York, then disappeared and was later found to have died by taking laudanum. No identification was found. four Canadian one dollar bills and small change were in her pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Eagle Hotel
Ida St. George
New York
Newcastle City Council Rejects Carnegie Library Gift
Newcastle Pennsylvania June 7 The City Councils rejected Andrew Carnegie's offer to donate funds for a free library. Carnegie would provide 4000 dollars annually to maintain the library if 40000 dollars was raised. Union men objected to accepting the money and action was deferred until default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Penn
Andrew Carnegie
Six Die After Fall From Tank Scaffold Collapse
In Buffalo on June 27 a temporary platform on scaffolding atop a huge Hastern Elevator tank collapsed. Six men plunged eighty feet. Four died at once or within hours. one hospitalised man later died, another at risk. The foreman escaped serious injury by grabbing side braces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Gift of Five Thousand Dollars to Adelphi College
John Gibb recently donated 5000 dollars to Adelphi College endowment fund, the Trustees report. The college has previously had no permanent invested funds but gifts from Gibb and Brooklyn donors total about 50000 dollars, enabling future scholarships for high school pupils. Eight scholarships will open next September for graduates of the Training School for Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi College
John Gibb
Adelphi
Gibb
Brooklyn
Arbuckle Deep Sea Hotel Company Formed in Albany
The Arbuckle Deep Sea Hotel Company of New York City was incorporated in Albany today with a capital of 5000 dollars to operate excursion steamers on the Atlantic Ocean. Directors include John Arbuckle William H Allen Emil Opitz Abram M Hor ted Henry Co Schnetz John Gilmour Max Cronen and I B Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Arbuckle Deep Sea Hotel Company
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
John Arbuckle
William H. Allen
Emil Opitz
Abram Mhorted
Henry Co. Schnetz
John Gilmour
Max Cronen
I. B. Wood
Joint meeting to challenge state sale of waterfront land
Islip and Babylon town boards met to protest the state selling waterfront and underwater land to Henry Havemeyer for a modern Venice. They contend the state lacks title and that the land belongs to the towns under colonial patents. A suit will be started and counsel hired to determine the best path to establish town title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
L. I
Islip
Henry O. Havemeyer
Venice
Boy Killed By Streetcar At Ninth Avenue
Eleven year old Joseph Clarke of 454 West Twenty-fifth Street died after he fell in front of a horse car on Twenty fifth Street and Ninth Avenue while running home from Public School No. 17. The front wheel passed over his abdomen in the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clarke
West Twenty-fifth Street
West Twentieth Street
Ninth Avenue
Warden chosen for Atlanta Federal Prison
The President and the Attorney General settled the wardenship dispute for the Atlanta federal prison. They announced the appointment of F. H. Hawks of Huntington West Virginia, formerly superintendent at Moundsville, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta
F.H. Hawks
Huntington
West Va
Hawks
Moundsville
Greene and Lathrop wed in Pittsfield church
Anna Bartow Lathrop daughter of Mrs. John P. P. Lathrop married Carleton Greene of New York at St Stephen's Church Pittsfield Mass on June 27 with Bishop Huntington and Rev Arrowsmith officiating
Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Brooklyn District
Obituaries list multiple deaths and funeral details including Mary Campbell of 288 Union Ave and Patrick Campbell, John Dunphy anniversary mass at Church of the Ascension, William T. Palmer of 229 Bleecker St, Herbert F. Palmer of Inwood-on-Hudson, William H. Pollock 42, Fanny Ford Noble Pope in Brooklyn city, James L. Truslow funeral at 753 St. Marks Ave, Lil Margaret Wood wife of Col. Peter D. Vroom in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Thirtieth Street
Pollock
Boston Road
William H. Pollock
Pope
Fanny Ford Noble
Jamesp. Pope
Alabama
Truslow
James L. Truslow
St. Mark’s Av
Brooklyn
VROOM
San Antonio
Texas
Margaret Wood
Peter D. Vroom
United States Army
Atkinson
John
Indalesia
E. Lutth
Allee
Hattie D
Lena
Orchard St
Bessa
Michael
Biggio
Andrew
Mulbert Garvin
7Th St
Kleiman
Ignatz
Long
Maria
Lindenfeldt
Fred
Looke
Loretto
Burns
Theodore F
Fanny
Cllne
Sidney B
Dreyfus
Anna
Dias
Edith
Emil F
Jedstrom
GRR
Lush
Richard M
E. Seth Tae Lewin
Wiliam
Mossmayer
Ann. City Hospital
McKlutchen
Pearl
Pflaum
George
Couchman
Albert
E. Seth
Collegan
Krank
E. Sith
Day
Francis J
Greenwich St
Levine
Nellie
DI Fazio
Carmela
Mulberry
Tricson
Emma
E. Wid St
Fink
Joseph
Scammél St
Adela
Parmia
Rosle
Madden
Patrick
McDonald
Pacelli
Giovannia
Pennington
Jane
Carmine St
Emhart
Barbara
Fuchs
Elcher
Monroe St
Fleming
James
Gillespie
Spring Valley
Genovesa
E. Houston
Glasbrenner
Peter
Higgins
Paul
Leroy St
Keller
Elizabeth
W. 12Th
Shumway
St. Vincent's Hospital
Shumer
Tillle
Ridge St
Stahl
Minnie
Columbus
Seiferth. Christopher
Sig Spero
Vincenzo
el Stein
Pauline
Madison St
BE. R
van Wagner
Margaret
Biel Wahlig
Edith M
O. Weisbacker
Edna M
Zenn
Max
Ages of one year or under listed with addresses
A long list of names with ages notating one year or under and their addresses across Manhattan. The document records individuals such as ATKINSON John of 351 E 46th St and ALLEE Hattie D of 345 W 23d St among many others, including hospital and city addresses and a few unknowns. The roster appears as a directory extract listing ages and residences for local residents and patients.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riesco
Root
Elita Proctor Otis
Terrace Garden
Frederic Gebhard
South Dakota
William E. Carter
Philaforth
W. Stewart Polk S. Carter
Richard H. Williams
West Fifty-first Street
Barbara Sedley
Meadow Club
Southampton
Henry
Kerr
Olive Grace
the Lindens
Great Neck
Sedley
Fracke H. Bosworth
T. Henry Randall
Elizabeth Bradhurst
Sherry’s
Chauncey Depew
Paris
Egard de Brisson
Annie Hegeman
Mr. Depew
Frederick Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
Lawrence van Alen
Thomas Howard
George Vanderbilt
Bar Harbor
Twombly
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
D. Sidney Appleton
Sigmund J. Bache
Bache
Charles Claxton
Claxton
Walter Coates
Dc. Claflin Davis
Carroll P. Davis
James Green
Ge Green
L. T. Hoyt
New Yok
William A. M. Burden
S. Townsend Burder
N. Deveraux Clapp
Edith Clapp
Campania
Bellevue Avenue
Edward Russell Thomas
Samuel Thomas
Linda Lee
William Paca Lee
Thomas
Seventh National Bank
Miss Lee
Park Avenue Hotel
W. B. Dick
the News OF Newport
Ington
T. Chester Walbridge
Germantown
F. C. Brewster
Lewis Weil
Shipman—Van Kleck
Dawson—Hoff
Wilson—Howard
WARD
Knights of St. John
Braid
T. E. Sloan
Arbuckle Deep Sea Hotel
Mr Havemeyer
Atlanta Federal Prison
Borough of
Bronx
Madison Suuars South
Manhattan
Ayres. Louis
Armour
William
Atlantic
Weenie Blasius
Ellen
Orphan Home
Ronner
Harry
Fagnan
Hilton J
Gadronsky
Joszenh
Son
Gagnan
Ella
Manno
Antonio
Miller
Almar M
Arx
Adam
Jefferson St
Ss Eaee
Marryatt
Woodbine St
O'Brien
John F
19Th
Anh
Ewes Ross
Robert
Iogan St
Ramsey
Robert J Ft
Sporbert
Frederick
Stockholm
Shea
Bogart St
Thompson
Catharine, Y
James J
Torsne Halsey & Bway
G. H
Polhemus Place
Trimm
Ida
Valano
Rosina
Vigliatti, Glouv
Bushwick
West. Frank
St. Wash'ton
Warum
Archib'd G
Freeman St
Zen
Mary
Kathe
Cook
Zim
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