Newport Merchants Face $100000 in Summer Accounts
Newport residents face a collective debt exceeding $100000 as merchants prepare to hand over delinquent summer bills to lawyers. The Bruguiere estate representative arrives to resolve claims against Mrs. Emile Bruguiere and remove an attachment on Castlewood. The community debates stricter payment practices among summer residents while noting many pay promptly and keep formal books. James J. Van Alen visits from a Canadian fishing camp, hosting a luncheon at Gooseberry Island Club as society news details dinners, cottage stays, and arrivals at Newport locations.
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News York Times
Newport
Bruguiere
Emile Bruguiere
Castlewood
Reginald Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
James J. van Alen
Canadian
van Alen
Gooseberry Island Club
Dorothy Gettings
Baltimore
Ellwood Davis
Casino Leia de Lyman C. Josephs
F. E. Chadwick
William R. Stewart, Jr
H. Antony Dyer
Eadence
Hall Cottage
Easton's Point
Dyer
Newport Golf Club
James Laurens VannereYe
Edward C. Knight
Commodore
Cornelius Bonabilt
North &Tar
Ommodore Vanderbilt
New York
Torpedo Station
Bristol
John W. Ellis
E. R. Thomas
Bellévue Avenue
Ralph N. Ellis
Ellis
Lana
Philip M. Lydig
Ordre ‘Point
H. B. King
Augusta
Jamestown
Edward Simpson
Bury
Halidon Hill
Winslow
Camberon McRae Winslow
Navy
Cleveland
Frederick H. Allen
Elisha
de Lancey Jay
Augustus Jay
Boys Take Novel Vacation In Pitman Church Project
In New Brunswick on June 27, youths from Pitman M E Church suspend sports to help excavate for the new church foundation. Led by Pastor Herbert J Belting they will wear overalls swing picks and shovel. Belting to donate two years of wedding fees to fund the edifice. Mrs Belting foregoes pocket money. He will preach tomorrow with no collection to encourage attendance and support.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
Pitman M. E
Herbert J. Belting
Pitmanites
New York Girl Bets 1000 Mile Walk to Chicago in 45 Days
Miss Alice Kendall of New York wagers she can walk 1000 miles from Broadway and Forty second Street to Chicago in forty five days starting in September. She will keep a daily log with no automobile or external help and the loser covers all expenses.
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New York
Chicago
Edward Parson Weston
Alice Kendalll
Kendall
Boston
Wendsl
Knickerbocker Lodge Reopens Under New Management Near Fishkill
The Knickerbocker Lodge, a former hotel near Fishkill, is open for summer business under new management. The country area around Mount Bacon, rising about 1.8 feet, attracts visitors and the lodge uses Knickerbocker Spring water to enhance guest stays.
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Knickerbocker Lodge
Fishkill
Mount Bacon
Dedication of St George's Church in Seabright
The consecration service at St George's Church along the river drew a large congregation led by Bishop Scarborough. Clergy from Princeton to Long Branch assisted and attendees included New York friends of founder William Everard Strong, praised for his generous support and pioneering role in Seabright.
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New York Times
Seabright
N. J
St. George’s Church
Bishop Scarborough
A. B. Baker
Princeton
J. Frederick Talcott
H. M. P. Pearsey
South Amboy
E. B. Nash
Long Branch
William N. Bailey
Asbury Park
Robert MacKeller
Red Bank
E. P. Swezey
Shrewsbury
E. E. Mathewson
Lakewood
New York
William Everard Strong
St. George's
Richard Henry Warren
Mr. Strong
New Jersey
St. George's Church
Brazil’s Rio Civilized Tale Ends With Double Tragedy
Royal Mail liner Thames sails to the West Indies. In Rio de Janeiro an elderly man shoots a young passerby then kills himself after lamenting a dispute over installment land payments. On Bahia, Francisco Albuquerque Filhe, nephew of the Rio victim, is found dead aboard after receiving an important letter, the letter prompting his suicide.
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Royal Mail
Thames
West Indies
Panama
Brazil
Alfred S. Williams
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Rio
Avenida
Mr. Harrison
Rio Janeiro
Mr.Williams
Bahia
Pernambuco
Francisco Tortuliano de Albuquerque Filhe
Senor Albuquerque
Coulson
Albuquerque
French Revolution Tales to Highlight at Andersons Fall Sale
A collection on the French Revolution the Consulate and the Empire will be among Andersons early fall sales. It comes from Count Daniel Charles OConnell an Irish born officer who rose in the French Army and saved Charles X during the Gibraltar siege. He died July 9 1755 at age 80s.
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Consulate
Empire
Anderson
Daniel Charles O’connell
Daniel O'Connell
County Kerry
Ireland
France
Minorca
Gibraltar
Charles X
London
Amiens
Comtesse de Bellevue
Santo Domingo
Diaries of Washington Irving to be sold at auction
Two diaries of Washington Irving from 1828 29 are to be sold by J C Chamberlain. One diary covers his time with the American Embassy in Spain and notes his works The Conquest of Grenada and a Life of Columbus. It details his August 1828 journey from Seville to Paris to view Columbus voyage sites and includes many self references.
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Washington
Irving
J. C. Chamberlain
Spain
Grenada
Columbus
Seville
Paris
Rare Autographs at Sotheby’s London Sale
Sotheby’s in London will auction a collection of notable literary autographs on July 13 with American collectors expected to participate. The sale includes manuscripts from Sir Walter Scott Charlotte Brontè Samuel Taylor Coleridge Charles Dickens Lord Alfred Tennyson Robert Burns and William Makepeace Thackeray. A key item is a 95-letter series from Scott to the Marchioness of Aberdeen (1806–1826) totaling 253 pages, billed as the finest Scott letters ever offered.
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Sotheby's
London
Sir Walter Scott
Charlotte Bronté
Samuel T. Coleridge
Charles Dickens
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Robert Burns
William M. Thackeray
Marchioness of
Aberdeen
Scott
Marchioness
Working Girls Club Day Out at Montclair Home
Fifty young women from the Manhattan Working Girls Club visited Rev. Hugh Black’s Montclair estate on Lorraine Avenue. Guided by Rev. Henry E. Jackson they enjoyed lawn luncheon and outdoor games. Separate groups from the Altruist Society and Fresh Air Home hosted convalescents and families in the Woods and at Vanderbilt Clinic.
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Manhattan
Working Girls’ Club
West Fifty-seventh Street
Hugh Black
Montclair
N. J
Union Theological Seminary
Henry E. Jackson
Christian Union Congregational Church
Black
Lorraine Avenue
Montclair Heights
Altruist Society
Vanderbilt Clinic
Fresh Air Home
Miss Thorne Bride of Birdseye Lewis in Millbrook Maine
Miss Charlotte Pearsall Thorne daughter of Oakleigh and Mrs Thorne married Birdseye Blakeman Lewis of New York in Grace Church Millbrook. Ceremony decors yellow and white. Attendants include Margaret Hayes Thorne and Katherine Burton. Guests from New York and Boston attended. couple to tour Maine then abroad.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
Millbrook
Charlotte Pearsall Thorne
Oakleigh Thorne
Birdseye Blakeman Lewis
New York
Blakeman
Thorne
Grace Church
Thorndale
Catherine Burton
Margaret French
Frances Cleveland Lamont
Edith Rossiter
Dorothy Schoonmaker
May Wetherbee
Margaret Hayes Thorne
Charles Kendall Gilbert
Delmonico
Lewis
Maine
Samuel Thorne
R. S. Hayes
D. S. H. Smith
John D. Wing
J. Morgan Wing
C. F Dieterich
H. R. McLean
H. H. Flagler
Austin Flint
Cornelius Agnew
Alton B. Parker
Fred Pierson
Winthrop Sargent
Boston
Paul Spofford Piersaull
William Osborn
William A. Perry
Metcalf
W. Everett Macy
C. C. Marshall
Gouverneur Kortright
Frank Bowen Keech
Robert Huntington
M. Ford Huntington
William A. Greer
Daniel French
Amos Eno
Bradish Carroll
Marsden J. Perry
Arthur Vesey
Fred Blakeman
Rev S C Howell Weds at Pinehurst Springfield Centre
The Rev Alleyne Carleton Howell married Miss Rosalie Wardwell at Pinehurst in Springfield Centre Richfield Springs. Bridesmaids included the Wardwell sisters and Louise Howell, with Dr C A Howell as best man and several ushers. The couple will reside at All Saints Briar Cliff, where Howell will serve as rector.
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New York Times
Richfield Springs
N. Y
Alleyne Carleton Howell
Rosalie Wardwell
Henry Lansing Wardwell
New York
Pinehurst
Wardwells
Springfield Centre
Florence Wardwell
Alice
Dorothea
Mary Wardwell
Louise Howell
Wellington
Sturges
C. A. Howell
Louis V. Ledoux
Henry W. St. John
Herbert Moffett
Marshall Adams
Thomas van Boskerek
Duncan Bulkley
Mr. Howell
All Saints’ Church
Briarcliff
Powers Hazard Wedding in Shrewsbury New Jersey
Harry Lord Powers son of ex Park Commissioner Jesse W Powers Sr married Elizabeth R Hazard daughter of the late E C Hazard at the bride’s mother home in Shrewsbury New Jersey The wedding was attended by the bride’s sister Princess Auersperg and by Edith Powell flower girl Dr Elmer C Hazard Bowdoin F Hazard served as best man Powers had divorced his first wife Minnie Lord Powers five years earlier The court suit then attracted attention with counter suits naming co respondents The bride’s elder sister wed an Austrian Prince Auersperg and is reportedly pursuing stage ambitions this Winter.
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New York Times
Shrewsbury
N. J
Harry Lord Powers
Jesse W. Powers
Elizabeth
R. Hazard
E. C. Hazard
Miss Hazard
Princess Auersperg
Helen Hazard
Louise McAnerney
Edith Powell
Elmer C. Hazard
Bowdoin F. Hazard
Mr. Powers
Minnie Lord Powers
Jesse W. Powers, Jr
Prince Auersperg
Wedding of J Russell White and Grace Kingsley at Westerleigh
The marriage took place Wednesday evening at the Kingsley home Westerleigh Staten Island once known as the old Jewett mansion. The bride is Grace Eleanor Kingsley daughter of Rev Charles B Kingsley and Mrs Florence Morse Kingsley. The bridegrooms father is Park J White of New York and Staten Island. The Rev Kingsley officiated with attendants Misses Mary McNab Eleanor Raymond Clare Van Clief Edith Dunham and Susie Finley. Best man was Guy Vaughan and ushers included Charles Donald James Kingsley and George White.
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J. Russell White
Park J. White
New York
Staten Island
Grace Eleanor Kingsley
Charles Batyson Kingsley
Florence Morse Kingsley
Kingsley Home
Westerleigh
Old Jewett Mansion
Mary McNab
Youngstown
Ohio
Eleanor Raymond
Cambridge
Mass
Clare van Clief
Edith Dunham
Susie Finley
Guy Vaughan
Charles
Donald
James Kingsley
George White
Allen and Hahn Wedding Vows at the Bride’s Home
John E. Allen Jr and Lillian Dorothea Hahn wed at 6 30 last night in the Hahn home. The bride wore a white satin gown with point lace. Ethel Hahn, sister, served as maid of honor and only attendant. Frederick Blair Wright Jr was best man with ushers Theodore Klein Philip Ahearn Charles O Baese and Howard A Butler.
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John E. Allen, Jr
Lillian Dorothea Hahn
Louis C. Hahn
Ethel Hahn
Frederick Blair Wright, Jr
Theodore Klein
Philip Ahearn
Charles O. Baese
Howard A. Butler
Marriage at Hotel Savoy for Jersawitz and Alsberg
Louis Jersawitz and Miss Violet R. Alsberg wed on Thursday at the Hotel Savoy with Rev. officiating. The ceremony joined two families amid wedding traditions and social notice.
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Louis Jersawitz
Violet R. Alsberg
Hotel Savoy
Temple Emanuel Officiant Leads Wedding in New York
Dr. Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanuel officiated the wedding with maid of honor Violet Ehrman and best man Louis Goldberg. Ushers included William S. Gordon Philip Liebman Howard Als berg and Louis Karasik. Mr and Mrs Alsberg sailed on the Kroonland yesterday for Europe and will reside in New York.
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Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanuel
Violet Ehrman
Louis Goldberg
William S. Gordon
Philip Liebman
Howard Alsberg
Louis Karasik
Alsberg
Kroonland
Europe
New York
Social Register sailings and travels abroad update
The list notes numerous society figures sailing for Europe or summer stays in New York area hotels. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Gibson Fahnestock, Nesbitt H. Bangs, and others depart on ships including the North Star Philadelphia Minnehaha and head for Newport Pittsfield Europe Hastings Adirondacks and Quebec with several staying at the Buckingham Holland House or Wolcott prior to departures. Oscar S. Straus is currently at Agrus in Quebec.
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A. M. Rideout
New York
Wolcott
Europe
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Agrus
Quebec
Canada
Mrs Speyer Hosts New York Shop Girls at Waldheim
OSSINING June 27 Mrs James Speyer entertained about 200 young women members of the Shop Girls Club of New York at her Waldheim estate in Secar borough near here The guests explored the grounds played games and enjoyed a lawn concert and refreshments The party is one of several Speyer has hosted for the club in which she is deeply involved.
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Ossining
James Speyer
Shop Girll’ Club of
New York
Waldheim
Secarborough
Long Run for the Savoy at Savoy Theatre
The Servant in the House closed its first New York engagement at the Savoy Theatre after opening March 23. It will return in Autumn after Diana of Dobsons with Carlotta Nilsson, under Charles Frohman. The Savoy has operated since 1906 with Rose Stahl in The Chorus Lady and a string of productions through 1908.
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New York
Savoy Theatre
Savoy
Diana of Dobsons
Carlotta Nilsson
Charles Frohman
Henry Miller
Frank McKee
Miller
Rose Stahl
Opera manager files for bankruptcy after Castle Square season ends
John K. Murray, manager and singer, petitions for bankruptcy in Boston reporting liabilities of 11,574 dollars with no assets. Over 100 creditors include 11 musicians claiming 1,826 dollars for services during the New England tour and Philadelphia season that failed.
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John K. Murray
Castle Square
New York Times
Boston
Castle Square Theatre
New England
Philadelphia
City Court Judge to Wed Bertha Finestone
City Court Judge Alexander Finelite plans marriage to Bertha B. Finestone daughter of Louis Finestone of 155 West 117th Street They were the last couple to apply for a marriage license at City Hall on Wednesday Finelite was elected last November after serving as a magistrate
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Alexander Finelite
Bertha B. Finestone
Louis Finestone
West 117Th Street
Finchife
Pennsylvania Railroad plants 625000 trees for ties policy
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports planting 625000 seedling trees this year, bringing total to 2425000 since policy began. It imported 209000 seedlings, set out 300000 more on company land, and started ornamental plant propagation for property beautification.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Morristown
N. J
Our Tariff Commission Sails for Paris
James B Reynolds assistant secretary of the treasury E P Schaffter and Morris L Jacobsen form the American tariff commission sailing on the Kroonland to Antwerp then on to Paris to confer with the French and collect data for possible use by the House Ways and Means Committee in drafting a new reciprocity treaty with France
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James B. Reynolds
the Treasury
E. P. Schaffter
Morris L. Jacobsen
Kroonland
Antwerp
Paris
House
Ways and Means Committee
France
Canada Abolishes Duty on Touring Theatrical Scenery
Notices from Ottawa reveal the removal of duties on scenery used by touring Canadian shows. American and Canadian managers expect further concessions on copyright and piracy protections as a boycott threat eases. Scenic deposits will be refunded if exported within six months.
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National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
A. J. Small
Dominion
Canada
United States
National Association ‘of Theatrical Producing Managers
Canadian
Theatre Managers’ Association
Small
Horace Cooley
National Association
Department of Customs
Ottawa
John McDougald
Commissioner of Customs
Flood of bogus passes hits New Amsterdam Theatre
In ten days about 700 fake passes were shown at the New Amsterdam box office for The Merry Widow. The theater warns the public after many passes imitate legitimate tickets and some buyers paid up to $1.50. The counterfeit cards are orange and marked as billboard or window display passes, and a young man posing as a pill poster sold them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Amsterdam
Bill Posters’ Union
Amusement Notes Highlight Skinner and stage moves
Otis Skinner rode the Minnetonka to London and will spend summer in France finishing a manuscript for a new play. He plays Buffalo in September and then New York under Charles Frohman. Andrew Mack and Mason Peters sign five year manager contract for Skinner. Mack returns from a world tour with new plays. next U S tour starts August 24 in Boston. Richard Caine, at the New York Theatre, charters the steam yacht Nagasatt for summer offstage. Ziegfeld adds two athletes to The Follies of 108 at Jardin de Paris for the Ad miral Evans scene.
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Otis Skinner
Minnetonka
London
Mr. Skinner
France
Buffalo
New York
Charles Frohman
Andrew Mack
Mason Peters
Mr. Mack
Boston
Richard Caine
New York Theatre
Nagasatt
Ziegfeld
Jardin de Paris
Admiral Evans
Columbia
General Batcheller Ill in Paris Hotel Ritz
Gen George Sherman Batcheller of the International Tribunal of Egypt is gravely ill at the Hotel Ritz Paris and not expected to survive.
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Paris
George Sherman Batcheller
International Tribunal of Egypt
Ritz
List of notable deaths across multiple cities
Obituary notices report the deaths of numerous individuals including Mrs. W. A. Snyder of Piqua Ohio cancer illness Robert McDowell private secretary to Senator Gamble Fox Lake Wis William T Notton secretary of Tappen Fierson Co Bronx NY Joseph Cumings president of Morris Cumings Dredging Co and owner of Columbian Foundry Lewis L Davenport former Newark Board of Health member aged 63 Mary Ridgway Stone descendant of Ralph Waldo Emerson George L Osborn Mason and construction figure John J Connell Jersey City police officer John Haven son of Joan Appleton Haven died at Rye New York aged 17.
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W. A. “Snyder
Pioneer
Polo and Shaft Company
Piqua
Ohio
Robert McDowell
United States
Gamble
Fox Lake
Wis
Washington
William T. Notton
Tappen & Fierson Company
Bronx
Joseph Cumings
Rutherford
N. J
Morris & Cumings Dredging Company
Columbian Foundry
Duane
Centre Streets
Lewis L. Davenport
Newark
Board of Health
Coleville
Mary Ridgway Stone
Horace Stone
Montclair
Dover
N. H
Ralph Waldo Emerson
George L. Osborn
Mount Vernon
J. H.plick Construction Company
Davenport Isle
Iowa
John J. Connell
Jersey City
John Haven
Joan Appleton Haven
New York
Boston
Post Road
Rye
Westchester County
Mass
Fort Washington
New York City
F. Haven
Fifth Avenue
Arion Singing Society Heads to Europe aboard Barbarossa
About 400 members of the Arion Singing Society of Brooklyn sail from Hoboken on the Barbarossa for a six week tour of Europe. A crowd of roughly 1000 gathers on the pier with a band, cheering as the ship departs with the first class fully booked.
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Arion Society
Barbarossa
Hoboken
Lloyd Line
Arion Singing Society
Brooklyn
Europe
New Play by Langdon Mitchell Planned by Klaw and Erlanger
Klaw and Erlanger completed the contracts for the early production of a romantic American play by Langdon Mitchell. The story covers early Revolutionary New York history and allows large scenic effects. Mitchell, son of Dr Weir Mitchell, is known for Becky Sharp and The New York Idea.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Langdon Mitchell
New York
Weir Mitchell
Becky Sharp
Marriages Plentiful at June Gatherings Across New Jersey
List of numerous June weddings in New Jersey cities including Lexington and Jersey City. Couples span names such as Burrill Bradley Wardwell Howell Meister Remsen Clements and many others with ceremonies conducted by local clergy and officiants. Some couples depart for trips post ceremony.
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Burrill—Bradley
Lexington
W. T. Capers
Christ -Church Cathedral
O. J. Bradley, Esq
Percy Morris Burrill
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for Amanda Abendroth Eleanor Kirk Ames George Daniell John Haven Gertrude Hazelton Maximilian Kress Sarah Helen Lewis Faunie Milne John Mulrooney Harriet Napier Emily Harriet Payne Spotswood Dandridge Schenck Elizabeth Sprague and John J Sutton with service locations dates and burial plans across Poughkeepsie Yonkers Brooklyn Rye and Buffalo.
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Hazelton
Gertrude M. Hazelton
Samuel
George and Barriett
Ackerman
West 56Th St
A. M. Kress
West 107Th St
Maximillian Kk. Kress
Lewis
Sarah Helen
Thomas W. Lewis
Morris
Po M Milne
Cambridge Place
Brooklyn
Faunie A. Milne
Peter Milne
Bernard Fowler
Mulrooney
Jersey City
John Mulrooney
Embdla
Castlerea
County Roscommon
Ireland
Erie St
St. Michael's Church
Napier
Strong Place
Harriett Napier
Christ Church
Clinton
Harrison Sts
Payne
Emily Harriet Payne
William Payne
Schenck
Lakeville
Conn
Spotswood Dandridge Schenck
Noah Hunt
Anna Pendleton Schenck
Sprague
Buffalo
Elizabeth H. Sprague
E. Carleton Sprag
Sudden Death Notices and Funeral Nominations in New Jersey and Brooklyn
A lengthy death notice column lists numerous individuals with dates and funeral plans across Jersey City Newark Yonkers and Brooklyn. Entries include Teepe Truman Barton Bennett Breit Brophy Byrne Callison Carter Christoffers Clements Conaty Cumings Flaherty Fleming Gilmore Goff Greene Griste de Groh Hallir ay Heydeck e Hoffman Hynen Johnson Keller King Korner Lockwood Lowery McCarth y McGuire Mahoney Major Martin Miner Nugent Obrien Palmer Peece Pond Reisert Rigby Ritzheimer Schneider Silman Silverman Smith Stodart Storm Stout Taylor Tegethoff Treller Werner Wittmer Wolfe Wri and others with burial details and service times.
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Newark
William Heydecke, Jr
Hoffman
236Th St
White Plains
Margarethe Hoffman
Hynen
Madison St
Brooklyn
Willam F. Hynen
Johnson
Ferris St
Erwiklyn
Nicholas Johnson
Keller
Grahar
Greenpoint
Mary Keller
King
1St St
Edwin King
Nostrand Av
Nathan King
Korner
East 233Rd St
Daniel W. Korner
Puneral
Lock Wood
Ihits Thomas
Morris
Jersey City
Mary Pictsuire
Mahoney
Gates Av
Michael J. Mahoney
Jefferson Av
Marie Major
Martin
South Portland
John J. Martin
Miner
Newburg
Sarah M. Miner
Private Nugent
Palisade
Yonkers
James Nugent
Obrien
Kings Counts
Robert P. O'Maron
Palmer
St. Mark's Brooklin
Stafford H. Palmer
Funerel -Ay
Peece
Clay St
John Peeck
Pond
Roosevelt Hospital
Annis Pond
Reisert
East 1Ifth St
Bila Reiser
Atlantic Av
Lillian Rigby
Ritzheimer
Amity St
Christina Rizheimer
Schneider
Essex Av
Bloomfield
N. J
Sellmelder
Silman
East North
Muriel Silman
Silverman
Esther Silverman
M. Smith
Elm St
Yowkins
Sarah
Smith
Stodart
Louisa Fe
W Stodart
Storm
Marwood
Francie F. Storm
Stout
S§t
Julia A. Stout
Taylor
New York Av
C. E Taylor
Tegethoff
Ogden St
Sophia Teselhoff
Treller
Fitterdele
Mary Treller
al Werner
Liberty
Brooklin
William Weines _ WITTMER
20Th St
Emil Witemer
Wolfe
Isador Wolfe
Wi D
Jersey City Heights
Henrs Wri
Industrial Boys Set for Summer Camp Outing
A 247 member group from industrial schools of the Children's Aid Society leaves Grand Central for a two week Summer camp at Holley Pond near Stamford Conn. Norman White leads the party with six staff instructors. Activities include swimming baseball boating and concerts. Costs are covered by the society endowment fund and funds raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Ad Society
Forvelock
Grand Central Station
Watis
Society
Holley Pond
Stamford
Conn
Norman White
Memorial dedications and unveiled monuments across cemeteries
In memory notices and dedication events listed for multiple individuals. Mary Breslin, Rachel Newman, Mor ris Grosnmer, Joe Rosenthal, Katherine de Silber, Philip Weinberg honored with monuments or dedications at Bayside Cemetery Mount Hope Salem Fields and Union Fields with relatives invited and ceremony times around morning to afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Fields Cemetery
Weinberg
Philip Weinberg
Salem Fields Cemetery
Cypress Hills
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Trains Trolleys and Carriage
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible from Grand Central, Harlem trains, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots start at £150. For views or information call Telephone 4855 Gramercy or visit the office at 20 East 230 Street.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
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Millbrook Colony
Rev. S. C. Howell
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A. Meserole
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England
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Hastings-on-Hudson
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Southampton
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White Mountains
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Springfield Center
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Rosalie
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J. Garland Hammer
Albert John Meister
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Charles Melvin Clements
Sandy Hill
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Thomas Richard Remsen
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Charles D Kellogg
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Grand Mere
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Willoughby L. Sawyer
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Grand Sh Ére
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Washington, PD. C
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Burlington, VI
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Paul Stissman
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Charles R. Kingsley
Grace Eleanor Kidgesley
Charles Agnes
Statensland
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Ethel Beet
Edward Brittan
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Mary Agnes Gately
Everett Winthrop Cox
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Cornelia von Tilburg Ganse
Benjamin G. Demarest
Deright Rich
Marion, N
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Edward Daniel Deright
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Dubourg
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Lyndhurst
Marion Johns
Jesse B. Fullert
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Clara Katharine Leonard
Adrian Crain Grover
Haight—Wilson
New Rochelle
Lily Fitch Wilson
Monroe Gleason Haight
Henschkel—Wirth
Rose C. Wirth
Henry M. Henschkel
Hornecker
Darney
Cecilia Darney
Bernard c. Hornecker
Howe
Howard
Pauline Howard
Willard Duncan
Lange-Hamilton
at_ Hoboken
Harriet Atleson Hamilton
John H. Lange
Richards—Fairer
Elsie Fairer
J. Arthur Richards
Richmond
Lachner
Emma Lechner
Charles Richmond
Roach Hughes
Katherine V. Hughes
Frank Roach
Wolf—Heyman
David Wolf Tu
Stella Heyman
An Abendroth
Amanda W. Abendroth
John Abendroth
Niere
William T. Lane
Franklin St
Greenwood Union Cemetery
Rve
Ames
Daniell
George Jones Daniell
John Daniell
Warburton Av
Sleepy Hollow
Teepe
Jersey Cite
Harry R Teepe
Julia HL Oames Henry
Holy
Ross) PS Church
Clarmont
Arineton
Thornali
Mary d
Ruby -Jenkins
Tarence
Thornall
Daawushier
Paul
Rason
Puneral Service
West
Tsth St
Truman
Orange
Julie M. Taman
Henry H. Truman
St. Mark's Church
Wear Re Gee
Arriages
Orange Station
BRB
To & W
Industrial Boys
Children's Aid
Undertakers
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Flushing
St. Ferry
Greater
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Cemetery of Office
Madison Av
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea