American Marriage in Paris Between Lynch and Hoguet
An American wedding took place at the Church of St Honoré d Eylau Paris with Miss Louise Robbins Lynch daughter of Mrs Peter W Lynch New York marrying Robert Louis Hoguet of the New York banking family. Guests included Mrs Griswold Gray Mrs John Monroe Mrs Cuyler Perry Belmont and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Co
Paris
Church of St. Honoré d'Eylau
Louise Robbins Lynch
Peter W. Lynch
New York
Robert Louis Hoguet
Bankers
Mabel Robbins
Herbert Robbins
Helen Carroll
Perry Belmont
Robbins
Brooklyn
Lynch
Newport
Mr. Hoguet
Robert J. Hoguet
Oak Lawn
Washington Heights
Noel
Wedding of Marshall McLean and Miss Helen Homans
The ceremony occurred at 4 PM yesterday at the bride’s mother home 181 West Seventy Ninth Street New York. Rev Dr Ivat Wightman officiated with the mother Mrs Shepard Homans giving the bride. Best man was Charles Cleveland. After a bridal tour they will reside in New York. Miss Homans is a noted tennis player with several important tournament wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall McLean
McLean
Helen Homans
Sheppard Homans
West Seventy-ninth Street
Ivat Wightman
University Heights Presbyterian Church
Charles Cleveland
New York
Humans
Ed Mayer Engaged to Miss Ethel Abrahams
Edgar J. Mayer of Sternberger Sinns Co long island broker sails on Kaiser Wilhelm II after announcing engagement to London socialite Miss Ethel Abrahams. Her father a De Beers syndicate member reputedly worth 10 million dollars. They plan a September marriage in London and will reside in New York.
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New York Times Co
Paris
Edgar J. Mayer
New York Stock Exchange
Sternberger, Sinn" & Co
America
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Ethel Abrahams
London
de Beers
Mayer
New York
Wedding Plans On Governors Island Navy Bridal Party
Lieut Edward Ellis Farnsworth U S A and Miss Mary Pullman daughter of Col John W Pullman U S A will wed at noon July 2 in the Chapel of Mary Star of the Sea Governors Island. Miss Ethel Pullman will be maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss Anne Greble and Miss Mary Gale. Best man Callison L Gilmer Coast Artillery. Ushers Lieuts Torney Weisel Howell and Root. Rev Father J Anthony Grogan will officiate. Reception follows at the Officers Club Governors Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ellis Farnsworth
U. 8.A
Mary Pullman
John W. Pullman
Church of Mary Star of the Sea
Governors Island
Ethel Pullman
Anne Greble
Mary Gale
Social News Notes From Early Autumn Travel
Wr and Mrs John Martin Shaw depart today for Europe and stay until October. Austria's Secretary Ivany is visiting Washington at the St Regis. Archibald White and family sailed for Europe. Waldron Post Brown keep their Shrewsbury cottage for summer. D M Steindler celebrate silver wedding tonight at Delmonico's. Edward Welsh and family at Wakefield R L near Narragansett Pier. Morris and Emily Coster abroad, not returning to New York before October. Howland Pell at Tuxedo for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin Shaw
Esses Shaw
Massey
Ivany
Washington, D. C
St. Regis
Archibald White
Europe
Waldron Post Brown
Shrewsbury
Theummer
Mrs
D. M. Steindler
Delmonico’s
Edward Welsh
Philadel
Wakeeld
R. L
Narragansett Pier
Lewis
Morris
Emily Coster
New York
Howland Pell
Tuxedo
Taft Family Heads to Murray Bay for Summer
Mrs. Taft wife of the Secretary of War leaves Washington with her youngest son Master Charles Taft for New York to serve as secretary for a day then proceed to Murray Bay Canada. Miss Helen Taft from West Point will join them in New York then travel to Murray Bay for a several week rest. the Secretary plans to return to Washington early next week while keeping the K Street home open during the summer.
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Washington Society
New York Times
Washington
Cabinet figures depart for summer travel and postings
Taft will not remain in Canada as late as former seasons and will be Secretary to the Philippines in September. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus depart for six weeks or more via the Pacific Coast, N Falls, and Canada with their son Roger Straus. Mrs. Metcalf leaves for a two month California visit. Baron Ambrory leaves for Bar Harbor where the Austrian embassy will stay for two months. Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan and the Misses Sheridan move from Massachusetts Avenue to a cottage in Nongquitt Mass for the summer.
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Taft
Canada
Philippines
Baron Ambrory
Austria-Hungary
Bar Harbor
Philip H. Sheridan
Newport Society Welcomes Summer with Notable Arrivals
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish arrives at Crossways with niece Jeanet Fish signaling the start of the Newport season. Others arrive include Mrs Campbell at Best Cottage Bellevue Avenue, Miss Ida Bliss at Carter Cottage Narra gansett Avenue, and Mr and Mrs W Payne Thompson at Bueno Vil lino Bellevue Avenue. Lispenard Stewart, Alexander A Clark, William M Murray, and families relocate to their Newport cottages as summer entertainments begin.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Stuyvesant Fish
Miss Bliss
W. Payne Thompson
Europe
Thompson
Bueno Villino
Bellevue Avenue
Lispenard Stewart
Fine
Alexander
Clark
William F. Burden
Beach
Harrison Avenue
William M. Murray
Nelseon
Larchmont
N. Y
Price's Neck
Ocean Avenue
Mr. Murray
H. D. Spears
Newark
Wetherill Cottage
Jamestown
Edward H. Bulkeley
Bar Harbor
W.H. Payne Thompson
F. Courtlandt van Horne
Charles F. Hoffman
Charles F. Pond
Dennen Cottage
Red Cross Avenue
Riis Confirms Planned August Marriage to Miss Phillips
In Ipswich a Boston interview with Jacob A. Riis confirms reports of an August wedding to Miss Mary Phillips of Ipswich. Riis, staying with the Phillips family on Heartbreak Hill, says they will live on Long Island after marriage, with Miss Phillips aiding his slum reform work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Ipswich
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Mary Phillips
Riss
Heartbreak Hill
Paul
Long Island
Miss Phillips
Richard F. Phillips
St. Louis
Riles
Lost and Found Items Parade Through The Times Column
A series of missing pets and belongings prompts notices from New York readers. Robert Uhlenbrock van Mourik reports his brindle bulldog Bob vanished near Forty-second Street. J J Voorhees seeks a lost satchel on a Pennsylvania train. A working girl seeks $45 lost on Sixth Avenue and a black silk coat is misplaced on a Subway ride. Other items include a gold locket watch with initial G and a diamond locket, a monogrammed gold watch chain, and various found objects reported for owner recovery.
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Forty-second Street
Robert Uhlenbrock van Mourik
Madison Avenue
Bob
Mr. van Mourik
J. J. Voorhees
Bostwick Avenue
Jersey City
Times
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Worth Street
Times Square
Herbert Brougham
West 100Th Street
J. B. Gibson
West 107Th Street
G. A. Weidhaus
Lincoln Fellowship forms at Fifth Avenue Hotel
At a gathering in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the Lincoln Fellowship was organized as an association of writers publishers collectors and others devoted to Abraham Lincoln. The group aims to perpetuate his memory inspire others by his example and promote his principles and patriotism nationwide. Officers elected include President Major William H. Lambert and General James Grant Wilson among others with F D Tandy as secretary and Judd Stewart as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln Fellowship
Abraham Lincoln
James Grant Wilson
Washington
Wellington
Napoleon
Hamilton
William H. Lambert
Charles W. McLellan
Daniel Fish
J. B. Oakleaf
Judd Stewart
Alonzo Rothschild
Col
A. A. McClure
F. D. Tandy
French Ambassador Jusserand Sails Home
French Ambassador J. J. Jusserand and his wife departed yesterday aboard La Savoie for France. He praised President Roosevelt as the greatest man of the Western Hemisphere, noting his strong personality and high esteem in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jusserand
Saye Roosevelt
J. J. Jusserand
France
Engaged Youths Elope Plan Sparks Family Feud
Amos Evans accuses Harvard men William Eastman and Barnett-Powers of a staged romance with his daughter Miss Eloisée Evans. Eastman and Barnett-Powers fled after a failed elopement attempt at the Little Church Around the Corner, prompting a heated dispute at the Evans home.
Grace George Sought To Stay In London This Autumn
Grace George may remain in London if an agreement to cancel her U S tour engagements can be reached. She draws large crowds at the Duke of Yorks Theatre and could premiere a new British play this autumn. Brady seeks Adelphi Theatre lease to stage Way Down East and other American hits under Frohmans management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablegram
The
New York Times Co
London
Grace George
United States
Duke of York’s
W. A. Brady
Adelphi
Miss George
Charles Frohman
Shaw Refuses Royalties Cut for Mrs Warren and Widowers
Theatrical manager Ernest Shipman asked George Bernard Shaw to reduce royalties on Mrs Warren's Profession and Widowers Houses. Shaw declined and refused to rename Widowers Houses to Tainted Money. He argued producers push terms and warned that theatres squeeze authors, asserting a star cast and a famous author can take a larger share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shipman
George Bernard Shaw
The Hornets Nest at Lyric Theatre Opens Season Tryout
The European idea of a public dress rehearsal for a play was tried at the Lyric Theatre yesterday afternoon with The Hornets Nest by B H Nadal. The three act fantasy drew a filled house and favorable notices. Belle Bunting was played by Catherine Mulkin with Wallace Worsley Jack Benton and Gretchen Hartman in key roles. The plot centers on Belle Bunting's philanthropy toward tramps and paupers and ends with a disguise and approval from her lover. The production is expected to join the regular season next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
B.H. Nadal
Belle Bunting
Catherine Mulkin
Wallace Worsley
Jack Benton
Ny Gretchen Hartman
Ared
Dicky Sweet
Teddy Bear Song Angers Cadets at Anna Held Show
Annapolis boat crew and substitutes on five days leave after a race at Poughkeepsie view New York sights. Anna Held’s Parisian Model at Broadway Theatre drew boos and laughter when she sang Teddy Bear to two boxes, exciting cadets yet embarrassing them.
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Anna Held
Annapolis
Poughkeepsie
New York
Broadway
Miss Held
Company B
Yceum Theatre
Felix Mottl Named Sole Director of Munich Royal Opera
Munich June 27 Prince Regent Luitpold appoints Felix Mottl as sole director of the Royal Opera with a large salary. Mottl has served as Musical Director and recently declined the Vienna Imperial Opera House director post to take the Munich post.
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Munich
Luitpold
Felix Mottl
Royal Opera
Herr Mottl
Imperial Opera House
Vienna
The Lady from Lane's to Open at Lyric Theatre
Broadhurst and Currie present The Lady from Lane's at the Lyric Theatre on August 19. The musical features music by Gustave Kerker with a book and lyrics by George Broadhurst and a cast including Thomas Wise R Payton Carter Truly Shattuck George Laurence and Ida Hawley.
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Lane
Broadhurst
Currie
George Broadhurst
Mr. Wrong
Lyric Theatre
Gustave Kerker
Thomas Wise
R. Payton Carter
Truly Shattuck
George Laurence
Ida Hawley
Florence Hayes Sings at the Garden Concert
Florence Hayes was the soloist at the Kaltenborn Orchestra concert at St Nicholas Garden on Sixty Sixth Street last evening. She was enthusiastically received by a large audience and invited to repeat several numbers. The program mainly featured general selections.
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Florence Hayes
Kaltenborn Orchestra
St. Nicholas Garden
Sixty Sixth Street
Brooklyn To Get New Burlesque Theatre Next Season
The Empire Circuit Company of Cincinnati buys land at Flatbush Avenue and State Street in Brooklyn to build a large burlesque theatre costing about 170000 dollars. The project aims to open next season and add significant entertainment to the area.
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Brooklyn
Empire Circuit Company of
Cincinnati
Flatbush Avenue
State Street
Plant Roses in Their Cheeks Outing for 900000 New York children
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor urges public donations to fund outings for 2,000 identified children and many more, noting 23,051 outings last year and a season goal of 50 dollars in support. Donations can be sent to treasurer R. B. Minturn, Room 210, No. 105, New York.
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New York
Minturn
Treas
N.Y
Women Form Civic and Industrial Organization of New York State
Women from New York City and across the state convened at the Waldorf Astoria to establish the Civic and Industrial Organization of New York State. A 15 member committee will draft a constitution amid debate over suffrage and federation rivalry, aiming to advance civic and labor interests with committed, frequent meetings.
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New York State
New York City
Waldorf- Astoria
Civic and Industrial Organization of
Doré Lyon
Helen M. Tonges
Albany
John Fowler Trow
Julian Heath
Federated Club
Trow
de Rivera
Lyon
Belle de Rivera
New York City Federation
Jennie Pomerene
College Women's Club
Charlotte M. Wilbour
Frank H. Bliss
Buffalo
Julia P. Leavens
Chicago Women's Club
Lydia K. Commander
David Dunn
Fort Plain
Gerard Bancker
National Society Daughters of the Empire State
Charles C. Crouse
Syracuse
N. Y
the Post Parliament
Sylveon B. Nye
W. J. Hinckley
Poughkeepsie
George W. Howes
Rutgers League
Clarence Burns
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Albert C. Bage
Eclectic Club
Dor Lyon
De Mille Welch Injunction Settled
William C. De Mille announced he granted permission for Joe Welch to produce At Ellis Island and consented to dissolve the injunction. Mrs H C De Mille would not disclose the basis of the settlement reached after a suit seeking to restrain production of At Ellis Island for infringing The Land of the Free.
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de Mille-Welch
William C. de Mille
Joe Welch
Ellis Island
Land of the Free
Welch
Rs. H
Amusement Notes Pending Theatre Movements and Openings
The Herald Square matinees of The Orchid continue with performances at Herald Square Theatre. A new slate includes Company B at the Lyceum stables and Garrick Theatre Chicago for a July 14 engagement. Mortimer M. Theise arranged Hungarian Dance to Maid and Millionaire with Budapest dancers. The Lion and the Mouse returns to the Hudson Theatre with plans to reopen September 1 and an October 28 show by Its season.
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Herald Square Theatre
Lyceum Stables
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Mortimer M. Theise
Anager Fong
Budapest
Hudson Theatre
Weather forecast notes high pressure moving seaward
An area of high pressure and cooler air is moving off the Middle Atlantic coast with a following low pressure and rising temperatures. Fresh southwest winds are expected along New England and the Middle Atlantic, with fair and warmer conditions in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Fair
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mrs Sage funds Pascal Institute classes for girls
Mrs Russell Sage provided 1000 dollars to Pascal Institute for July and August lessons in cooking sewing and dressmaking with further 1700 dollars in May for a year’s rent. Since last September 250 pupils have studied domestic arts and sciences. the summer sessions follow a well attended term.
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Pascal Institute
Russell Sage
Col J S H Clark Dies After Illness at 57
Col J S H Clark senior partner of the Clark Lumber Co of Newark died at Long Branch Hospital after appendicitis treatment. Born in Germantown 57 years ago he moved to Elizabeth then Newark. He helped found the National Wholesale Lumber Dealers Assn and NJ Lumber Dealers protective group and led several business ventures. His cousin and partner George H Clark Jr. died recently.
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New York Times
RED. Bank
N. J
Col. J
H. Clark
Clark Lumber Company
Newark
Long Branch Hospital
Red Bank
Col. Clark
Germantown
Penn
Elizabeth
Clark
Essex Club
Board of Trade
City
Lotus Club of
New York
National Wholesale Lumber Dealers’ Association
New Jersey State Lumber Dealers’ Protective Association
Wood Fireproofing Company, Limited
Death List of a Day Gouverneur Tillotson Dies at 85
Gouverneur Tillotson of the law firm Tillotson Kent at 80 William Street died Wednesday after a short illness of pneumonia at 387 East Twenty-ninth Street. Born in New York eighty five years ago he was an original forty niner who sought gold via Cape Horn. He later practiced law and formed a long partnership with the Kent brothers. He belonged to the Union Tuxedo and New York Yacht Clubs and left a sister.
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Gouverneur Tillotson
Tillotson & Kent
William Street
East Twenty-ninth Street
Mr. Tillotson
Robert L. Tillotson
William
Edwin C. Kent
Tillotson
Union
Tuxedo
New York
Miss Emily Winant, Noted New York Singer, Dies in Rochelle Park
Emily Winant, once a leading soprano at St. Thomas's Church New York, died at her Rochelle Park home after a career in high class concerts. She lived with her unmarried sister. Funeral tomorrow at Episcopal Church with Rev. Dr. Charles F. Canedy officiating. Burial in Rye Cemetery.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Emily Winant
New York
Rochelle Park
Charles F. Canedy
Episcopal Church
Rye Cemetery
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz Dies at 89 in Boston
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz widow of Louis Agassiz and biographer of the naturalist died in Boston. She aided Radcliffe College and public works after his death and had been instrumental in their founding. She was 89 years old.
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New York Times
Boston
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz
Louis Agassiz
Mrs. Micah Dyer Jr dies in Boston heart disease
Mrs. Micah Dyer Jr a leader in New England society clubs and charity circles died at her Boston home from heart disease. A founder and longtime president of the Woman's Charity Club she was 7 years old.
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Micah Dyer
Boston
Micah Dyer, Jr
New England
Rs. Dyer
Woman's Charity Club
Notable Deaths and a Fatality Reported in New Jersey and New York
Mrs Higgins aged 62 dies at 136 Kerry Street Bloomfield New Jersey leaving a widow and three daughters after years of illness. Frederick Locke 55 a Syracuse insurance man found dead in Albany Hotel Ten Buck cause likely apoplexy or heart failure. survived by family. Arles J Timson of East Orange New Jersey cotton manufacturer dies at home 26 Halstead leaves a widow and three children. Public notice requests help wanted advertising via American Market messenger offices.
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Higgins
Kerry Street
Bloomfield
N. J
Frederick Locke
Syracuse
Ten Buck
Albany
Arles J. Timson
East Orange
Halstead
Brighton Mills
Paterson
New York
Strauss Baby Born to Cincinnati Couple
Mr and Mrs L E Strauss of Cincinnati Ohio welcomed a 100 pound baby boy on June 26 1907 both mother and child are reported doing well.
Marriages in Nyack Glen Ridge and Indianapolis
At Nyack New York on June 26 1907 Marguerite Gardenier daughter of Clarence and Mary to Harris Baldwin second son of Truman and Lesa L Baldwin. At Drake Glen Ridge New Jersey on June 26 1907 Alice Blair daughter of B F Blair to Morris Bradford Butler. At Indianapolis Indiana on June 25 1907 Ronald Conrad Green to Ona Grube daughter of Simon H Grube of Indianapolis.
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Baldwin—Gardenier
Nyack
N. Y
Franklin Babbitt
Marguerite
Clarence
Mary Gardenier
Harris Hamilton
Truman
Lesa L. Baldwin
Butler—Blair
Drake Glen Ridge
N. J
Amory H. Bradford
D. D
Newell D. Hillis
Alice
B. F. Blair
Morris Bradford Butler
Obituary notices from June 1907 New York area
A sequence of death notices and funeral details listing names such as Adelaide Bolton Emma Carter John Gilsey H Cecil Howell Chester R Laird Elizabeth Lemmon Sarah A McFadden Agnes Stewart Gouverneur Tillotson Adolph Ulman Josephine Gale Frances Louise Wilson Emily Winant with death dates and funeral arrangements across New York and New Jersey locations including Bath East Orange Huntington Elmhurst Rochelle Park and New Rochelle.
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Madison Av
Johnn Gilsey
East 20Th St
St. Av
Howell
St. Vincent's Hospital
H. Cecil
Henry C. Howell
Laird
Chester R. Laird
Freeman St
Bronx
St. Michael's
Red Bank
N. J
New York
McFadden
Sarah A. McFadden
West 26Th St
Stewart
Elmhurst
N. Y
East 29Th St
Wieson
Frances Louise Wilson
Capt. Wilson
Southport
Conn
Merritt Chapel
West 23d St
Winant
Rochelle Park
New Rochelle
Emily Winant
William Kerr
Mary Jane Winant
Marriage and Death Notices In The New York Times
Notices appear upon application at no extra charge for either marriage or death notices. Telegraphing is available if requested and timing aligns with morning news.
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NEW York Times
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R. L. Hoguet
Miss Lynch
McLean—Homans
Miss Abrahams
de Beers Syndicate
Pullman Wedding Plans
Social Notes
Rogers Bros
Pratense
Marite CO
News OF Newport
MR. Riis
Amos Evans
West 102d Street
Mr. Evans
Evans
Foolkiller
William F. Eastman
Barnett Barnett-Powers
Harvard
Eloisée Evans
Eastman
Fast Twenty-fourth Street
Miss Evans
Waldorf Astoria
Houghton
Billy
Waldorf-Astoria
Barnett-Powers
West Ninety-ninth Street
Evans House
Jack
Jack Evans
Barnett- Powers
Evanses
Barnett Powers
Mr. Evans, Sr
Grand Central
Mr. Eastman
Mr.ett-Powers
Mr.vans
Oran
SHAW
Teddy Bear
Cadets
Mottl’s
Royal Opera House
New
Brooklyn Theatre
Trinity Place, New York
Legislature
United States Weather Bureau
Iea
Fraulein Schmidt
MR. Anstruther
Philadelphia Press
Lowisville
Charles Scribner’s Sons
John H. Whitson
San Francisco Chronicle
Robert Touts Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Springfield
Sage
Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz
Cresta Blanca
California
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
P. W. Radcliffe
E. Campbell Co
West
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chio
Cleveland Plain
Philadelphia Public
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
Rochester
St. Louia
Republic
St. Paul
Pioneer O
Syracuse Post
Stan
NEW York Times Times
Sprice
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