Boy 18 Kidnapped by Woman in Auto in Albany
Special to The New York Times reports 18 year old Michael McLaughlin Jr. abducted from his father’s Albany estate by a woman believed to be his mother the boy’s custody dispute dating to his parents’ divorce is central authorities pursue leads while the child’s guardians claim the kidnapping was planned and carried out with two men in a red car. the case centers on Mrs Celia McLaughlin Holt and Mr Michael L. McLaughlin with both families tied to Brooklyn and Edmiston New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Kenwood Heights
Michael McLaughlin
Michael L. McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Cee
McLaughlin
New York
Mar Dowd
George Schilling
Schilling
Sergt. Seitz
Seitz
Hyatt
J. R. Hatherly
Homer
Department of Agriculture
Hatherly
Pearson
Leonora McLaughlin
Henry P. Holt
Church Avenue
Clark Street
Ing
Celia McLaughlin
Linden Street
Fintish
Justice Jaycox
Holt
Leonora Jackson
Henry Plott
Payne
Edmiston
N. Y
Asbury Park
St. George Hotel
Widower weds at 74 in Brooklyn drugstore match
Charles G. Green a 74 year old Brooklyn druggist and Mrs Ida V Townsend a 58 year old widow were married yesterday by Rev Parks Cadman at the Central Congregational Church. The couple planned a wedding trip through the Central and Southern States and will reside at Mansion House Hicks Street on Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Green
Brooklyn
Ida V. Townsend
Parks Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Hicks Street
Social notes from Newport and nearby locales
Social items list travel plans and visits. Mr Francis Lane and Mrs Lane head to Narragansett Pier for the summer with a Europe voyage planned in September. Elbridge Gerry hosts a Fourth of July dinner at Sea Verge Newport villa. Various figures including Hamilton Fish and families vacation at Garrison-on-the-Hudson Tremedden Bridgehampton and New Rochelle. A wedding is announced for Lydia Harman Brown and Henry Metcalf Fiske at Church of Zion and St. Timothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. L. Lane
Narragansett Pier
Europe
Elbridge T. Gerry
Sea Verge
Newport
Lydia R. Harman Brown
William Harman Brown
Henry Metcalf Fiske
Boston
Church of Zion and St. Timothy
Miss Ripley to Wed a Count in Paris
Announcement of engagement of Miss Annah Dillon Ripley to Count Pierre Cartel of Paris. The couple, with Miss Ripley’s mother Mrs Dillon Ripley, have lived in Paris for seven to eight years. Miss Ripley is the late Sidney Dillon Ripley’s daughter and a Hyde descendant. no wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annah Dillon Ripley
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Pierre Cartel
Paris
Dillon
Miss Ripley
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mary B. Hyde
James Hazen Hyde
Washington Engagement Announces Emeline Middleton to E Mora Davison
Miss Emeline V. Middleton of Washington announces her engagement to E Mora Davison of New York City. She is the daughter of the late Rear Admiral Edward Middleton of South Carolina, with a politically prominent family including former South Carolina governors and ministers to Russia. Davison, son of Edward F. Davison, long with August Belmont & Co., has served as officer and director in various corporations and belongs to Harvard and Century Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emeline V. Middleton
E. Mora Davison
New York City
Miss Middleton
Edward Middleton
South Carolina
Henry Middleton
Russia
Philadelphia
Fisher, Kane, Coxe
Cadwalader
Mr. Davison
Edward F. Davison
New York
United States
Davison
August Belmont & Co
Harvard
Century Clubs
Cable announces engagement of Lucy Leffingwell Cable
George W. Cable of Northampton announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Lucy Leffingwell Cable to Henry Wolf R Bikle of Philadelphia. Mr. Bikle is son of Dr. Philip M. Bible of Pennsylvania College Gettysburg. Wedding planned for early Autumn. The couple recently visited Rocky Neck East Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
George W. Cable
Northampton
Lucy Leffingwell Cable
Henry Wolf R Bikle
Philadelphia
Bikle
Philip M. Bible
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Cable
Rocky Neck
East Gloucester
Wedded in haste after broken truth
Miss Mary Ludlow Bogert and L. Irvington Huntington were married at Grace Church with only two witnesses. The bride's and groom's families did not approve or attend, and no reception followed. The couple will live in New York City. The Bogert engagement to Miss Elsie Sanford had been announced previously but was broken off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ludlow Bogert
Henry Lawrence Bogert
Flushing
L. L
E. Irvington Huntington
Charles R. Huntington
Daniel Huntington
The
Century Association
Grace Church
Alexander W. Bostwick
Miss Bogert
Henry L. Bogert, Jr
Elsie Sanford
Toin
Garrow T. Geer
Mr. Huntington
Washington Irving
H. L. Bogert, Jr
Miss Sanford
Hewlett’s
L. I
Theatre Owners Admit New Members and Transfers
The National Theatre Owners' Association announced new members Will Collier Cedar Rapids and Iowa City managers and Charles Scott Lexington Theatre manager. Frank A. Glesen and A F Flory affiliated their interests. Albert A. Wels seized control of Grand Opera House Atlanta and Grand Opera House Macon from Henry L. De Give as he joins the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theatre Owners’ Association
Will
Collier
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Charles Scott
Lexington Theatre
Lexington
Frank A. Glesen
Aufornia
Stockton
Sacramento
San José
Bakersfield
A. F. Flory
Hanford Opera House
Hanford
Cal
Theatre Owners’ Association
Albert A. Wels
Texas
Mississippi
Grand Opera House
Atlanta
Macon
Henry L. de Give
Mr. Wels
Golden Wedding Reception Held by Christie Couple
Mr and Mrs Alexander Christie of 802 Avenue C Bayonne hosted a large reception last evening for their golden anniversary. Mrs Williams Rawlinson, sister of Mrs Christie and former bridesmaid, helped welcome guests. Mr Christie presides over the Bayonne Park Commission and helped launch the safe and sane Fourth of July movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Christie
Avenue C
Bayonne
William Rawlinson
Christie
Bayonne Park Commission
Nordica Joins Chicago Opera Offered by Dippel Plan
Andreas Dippel announced Nordica will join the Chicago Opera Company for the upcoming season. He conferred with Philadelphia Opera House directors in Philadelphia. The season splits ten weeks each in Chicago and Philadelphia with fifty performances in Philadelphia and Mr Dippel sails today on the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Dippel
Chicago Opera Company
Mme. Nordica
Dippel
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Opera House
Chicago
Philadelphia-Chicago
Metropolitan Oe He Company
New York
Reed and Hamilton Engage in Autumn Wedding Plan
Mrs. Thomas C. Potter of Philadelphia announces the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth Leigh Reed to Thomas L. Hamilton of New York. Hamilton is a classmate of Reed's brother Henry H. Reed at St Paul’s School. The Potter family will spend the summer in Maine with the wedding likely in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Potter
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Leigh Reed
Thomas L. Hamilton
New York
Hamilton
Potter
Henry H. Reed
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Miss Reed
Francis E. Bond
S. Warren Ingersoll
Transatlantic Steamships and Passengers Charted
The Atlantic routes list ships Rotterdam Kronprinz Wilhelm Arabic Philadelphia Cretic departing or arriving with numerous passengers including families and notable names. Passengers include Mrs. Dearborn, Dr. Keys, Col. Huffman, Gen. Hurd Smith, Miss Parker, and Prof. Levy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
D. W. Anderson
Miriam Arndt
James Barry
E. Howland Blashfield
Leonard Moyce
Howard
C. Brokaw
Julia Prokaw
Ednad Crokaw
J. J. Coroner
Fred K. M. Dearborn
Dearborn
Herbert du Puy
John Chester Eno
G. C. Palmer
Lillian Palmer
Max Rosenberg
H. N. Brater
H. Wolff
Louis Woe
J. P. McKinney
Stanley Mortimer
C. L. Painter
Maurice Rosenfeld
Gustav Seligmann
Louis Stern
Walter J. Thompson
Javier de Varona
George C. Weiss
Clifford Whipple
Liverpool
Edward F. Anderson
A. J. Billin
Olga Converse
Vy. J. Crooks
S. Arlent Edwards
William Evans
W. R. Foran
Dudley Hall
Samuel E. Hathaway
Lionel J. Jacobs
Duncan H. McDermid
W. Wallace McDowell
W. R
George M. Daily
Annie M. Evans
Charles H Stoddard
A. J. Kirkpatrick
H. R. Nickerson
le Roy Parker
J. B. Henderson Roe
Jacob Hurd Smith
Casimir von Philip
Paul West
F. J. Wilstach
Cretic
Naples
Daniel Bliss
William T. Bliss
Louise M. Farnsworth
Charles Lallodette
Edward L. Keys
Alexander O. Onslow
Frank de R. Storey
Edna May Spooner Debuts at Brighton Theatre
The vaudeville debut of Edna May Spooner in An Obstinate Family was the highlight of yesterday’s programme at the new Brighton Theatre Brighton Beach. In Spooner’s act she was supported by Mrs Mary Gibbs Spooner Augustus Phillips Hal Clarendon Philip Leigh and Katherine Francis. The bill also featured G Molasso’s pantomime At Monte Carlo Conlin Steele and Carr the Six American Dancers Stelling and Revell Marshall Montgomery Ballerini’s canines and Florence Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May Spooner
New Brighton Theatre
Brighton Beach
Miss Spooner
Mary Gibbs Spooner
Augustus Phillips
Hal Clarendon
Philip Leigh
Katherine Francis
G. Molasso
Monte Carlo
Conlin
Steele
Carr
Stelling and
Revell
Marshall Montgomery
Ballerini
Canines
Florence Troy
Metropolitan vs Boston Opera House Baseball Clash Tomorrow
The Metropolitan team will meet the Boston Opera House team tomorrow at American League Park grounds. Last week in Boston the Boston team won 18 to 3. Many Met Opera House associates will attend the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston Opera House
Boston
Up and Down Broadway opens at Shubert Theatre
Eddie Foy stars as the janitor of the Highbrow Club on Mount Parnassus in a new musical review. Emma Carus is among the principals in a company of 150 performers presented in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Broadway
Shubert Theatre Tonight
Eddie Foy
Mount Parnassus
Emma Carus
Reward for arrest in Moses Sachs murder case proclaimed
The Jewelers' Board of Trade offered a reward of $1,000 yesterday for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the murder of Moses Sachs whose body was found in a trunk in a Goerck Street tenement hallway on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewelers’ Board of Trade
Moses Sachs
Goerck Street
Week's Theatre Bills Feature Burlesque and Opera
Palatre opens fourth Hammerstein week at Victoria Theatre with Le Viatteur. Bedini, Burlesque acts, and Lucca appear with The Barnyard Romeo at American Music Hall. Bessie Wynn headlines Keith & Proctor’s Fifth Avenue. Alhambra showcases Belle Blanche and others. Brighton Beach Music Hall presents Hogan in Society. The College Girls start third week at Columbia Theatre with Mile. Iidaire. Academy of Music hosts The Two Orphans with Frank L. Callahan honored by Musical League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palatre
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
le Viatteur
Bedini Andrthur
Harry de Coe
Gus Edwards
Luciano Lucca
Barnyard
Romeo
Jane Courthope
Minna Phillips
Grace Fox
Musical League of Brooklyn
Frank L. Callahan
The
Academy
Keene Ordered Back for Further Hocking Pool Hearings
James R. Keene faced another questioning in the Lathrop Haskins case regarding his stake in the Hocking pool. A July 18 appearance was set, with postponement possible if Keene cannot return. His health prompted a European trip request, and he disputed loan claims, noting no loan to Haskins and a contingent stock arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Lathrop, Haskins & Co
Hocking
Keene
Mr. Keene
Haskins
Haskis
Edward Popper
Popper
Hough
United States District Court
Elkus
Banker Accused of Black Hand Letter Threat
Joseph Spezio a former Brooklyn banker was accused by Pasquale Martino in U S District Court of sending a Black Hand letter demanding 3000 dollars. Spezio pleaded not guilty and posted 3000 bail for trial amid bankruptcy actions and handwriting evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spezio
Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn
Union Avenue
Pasquale Martino
Chatfield
United States District Court
Spezio
Martino
Manhattan Avenue
Leonard Street
E. Fragella
United States
Youngs
West Fifteenth Street
Coney Island
North Second Street
Victory for Henry W. Savage on Costume Entry
The Board of General Appraisers ordered Collector Loeb to admit costumes from France used in the Merry Widow without duties after the company’s return from Canada. General Appraiser Hay ruled the bond procedure satisfied regulatory requirements, sustaining the protest and granting free admission upon bond under 1908 regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Board of General Appraisers
Loeb
Canada
France
Savage
Hay
Memorial Chapel for Dr. Dix at Old Trinity Church
Trinity Church vestry plans a stone lined chapel on the north side of the chancel to memorialize Dr. Dix who served as rector for forty six years. The chapel will seat forty, extend into the graveyard, and house historic tablets including the Onderdonk tomb. It will host daily communion and rites, easing year round church strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Old Trinity
Dr. Dix
Trinity
Sete Onderdonk
Comedies to Close for the Summer in New York
The Arcadians at the Knickerbocker and Her Husband's Wife at the Criterion close next Saturday for summer. Arcadians reopen Monday in August, then move to the Colonial Theatre Boston on August 27. Cast members take a month’s vacation in general. Her Husband's Wife opens again in New York in September before a brief England tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker
Criterion
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Ener
Aga New York
England
Crane plans airship voyage Munich to Oberammergau
William H. Crane and Mrs. Crane cabled from Munich to Charles Frohman that they have booked passage on the new Zeppelin airship line between Munich and Oberammergau. The 60 mile trip costs $38 and will run like last week’s line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Crane
William H. Crane
Charles Frohman
Munich
Bo'sn in Quest of Father Across World and Nile Tale
Abdul Frawat, a slim bo's'n from the British freighter Bloemfontein at Bush's Stores in South Brooklyn, seeks his father across many lands. A Nile tale claims a crocodile tolled the boy's left toe as a talisman, binding him to immortality until he finds the Sheikh. He wanders from Cairo to Colombo, Calcutta, and finally America, speaking multiple languages and pursuing clues to his pater. He repeats the chant Lashtizia awaiting a reunion and returns toward the Nile in search of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Hawat
Bloemfontein
Bush's
South
Brooklyn
Far East
Ar Oading
Abdu Frawat
Abdul
Aden
Sanekin
Red Sea
Berber
Nile
Africa
Cairo
Calcutta
Colombo
Tibet
India
Himalayas
Lucknow
America
American
Allah
Professor Cyrus Thomas Dies in Washington At 84
Prof. Cyrus Thomas, longtime United States Bureau of American Ethnology figure and leading expert on North American Indian history, died in Washington on Sunday. Born in Kingsport Tennessee, he studied law before entering public service, joining the Entomological Commission in 1817 and becoming archaeologist for the ethnology bureau five years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Thomas
United States Bureau of American Ethnology
Washington
Kingsport
Tenn
United States Entomological Commission
Swift & Company Fresh Beef Sales in New York City
Swift and Company reported fresh beef sales in New York City for the week ending June 25 averaging 9.91 cents per pound, reflected in their market activity and price reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
New York City
Marriage and death notices telephoned to Bryant office
Notices indicate marriage and death notices are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for The New York Times insertion. Details of individuals and events are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Marriages listed across New York and nearby states
A long list of June wedding notices from multiple communities includes couples such as Mathilda Van Siclen and John Sabin Adriance in Madison Avenue Syracuse, Lolita Mollmann and James Kip Finch in Stamford, and many more with locations spanning New Britain New Jersey Newark Morristown Jersey City and nearby. The item records dates and venues for each union along with the marrying parties and sometimes officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriance—Van Siclen
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Ayard Soth St
William M. Grosvenor
Mathilda R. van Siclen
John Sabin
Adriance
Finch—Mollmann
Stamford
N. Y
W. J. Wilkie
Lolita Pauline
Augustus Lucian Mollmann
James Kip Finch
New
West End Av
George C. Peck
D. D
Agnes Havemeyer Cattus
James Havecet
T. Gilliss Todd
Newburyport
Falls From Steel Building Endangers Henry Haviland On Broadway Site
Laborer Henry Haviland fell 100 feet from the Hei delberg Building under construction on Forty second Street and Broadway. He struck an iron girder during the descent and was found unconscious but with only a wrist bruise. Doctors expect his recovery after hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haviland
Heidelberg
Metropole
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Thompson
New York Hospital
Haviland
Liquor Dealers Puzzled By Brooklyn Police Predicted Push
Police Captain Michael T. Reidy reported sixty three excise violation cases in his precinct on Sunday, spurring liquor dealers in Brooklyn to expect unusual enforcement next Sunday as other captains reported sixteen violations and anticipate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael T. Reidy
Stagg Street
Brooklyn
Reidy
Obituary Notes Highlight Local Notables and Notable Deaths
Obituaries report J Prentice Willetts of Skaneateles NY Harvard hockey captain and three year all American. Mrs Isabella W Talbot widow of Gov Talbot dies in North Billerica MA. Richard M Corwine treasurer Moro Province Philippines dies in islands. Charles Dahlman 69 dies after streetcar collision. Dr William Lobdell Johnson oldest Fulton County physician dies at 67. Emelie W Voute wife of Bernard T Voute dies at 202 West 103d Street aged 67. Margaret L Van Winkle Jersey City Public School 29 principal and teacher of 40 years dies. Charles M Beach retired importer West Hartford dies at 75. Mary Louise Gardiner Levick dies at 91 born Philadelphia descendant of Lion Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Prentice Willetts
Skaneateles
N. Y
Harvard University
Isabella W. Talbot
Gov. Thomas Talbot
Thomas Talbot
North Billerica
Mass
Richard M. Corwine
Ohio
Moro
Philippines
Islands
Charles Dahlman
West Ninety-first Street
Petagetruck Foy
Columbus Circle
William Lobdell Johnson
Fulton County
Johnstown
Emelie W. Voute
Bernard T. Voute
Johnson Service Company
West 103d Street
Island
Texel
Holland
Niss Margaret L. van Winkle
Jersey City
Charles M. Beach
West Hartford
Numerous Deaths and Funerals Listed Across Cities
A long obituary list records numerous individuals with residences in Brooklyn Bridgeport Newark Jersey City and surrounding towns. Entries note names ages and addresses with funeral or service details including dates and times. The notices cover June dates and indicate private services or public ceremonies as specified.
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Townsend
Socal Notes
Hamilton Fish
Janet and
Emily Fish
Garrison-on-the- Hudson
Frank K. Hays
Miss Tays
New Country Place
New Rochelle, N. Y
Ferdinand Wilmerding
Charles F. Hoffman
Armsea Hall
Newport House
Louis H. Junod
Switzerland
Agnes Claflin
Frederika Paine
Elgin R. L. Gould
Colin Carter
Tremedden
Bridgehampton, L. IL
W. A. Rambert Hall
E. M. Davison
Mary L. Bogert
E. I. Huntington
C. R. Huntington
California
Iowa
Kentucky
Nordica
Chicago Opera
Reed—Hamilton
J. C. Eno
Opera
Sachs
Hsupervision
Industrial Savings & Loan Co
N.Y
Ntw
Cere
Bond
Merry Widow” Goway
Dix
Sea Breeze
R. S. Minturn
Treas
E. 22d St
Association For Improving the
R. Fulton Cutting
Bo's'n
Japhet
Gaus—Bauer
Ernestine Bauer
Hermen J Gaus
Hein
Tamm
Anna A. Tamm
Wiliam J. Hein
Jamieson
Connecticut
New Britain
Viola Colby
Joseph Duttel
Tucker
Kendrick
Edna P. Kendrick
H. W. Tucker
New Jersey
Newark
Flora Adler
Julius Stein
Vandewater
Wheeler
Emma C. Wheeler
Edwin VandeWater
van Ess—Bates
Paterson
Lillian Bates
Andrew van Ess
Walter — Bradley
E’rthe M. Bradley
Bloomffeld F. Walter
Youmans—Luck
Elizabeth Luck
Emmett T. Youmans
New York State
Carpenter—Seeley
Chester
Julia Seeley
Louis R. Carpenter
Dawson—Terwilliger
Montgomery
Lillian Terwilliger
Harry Dawson
Ulrich—Christian
Brewsters
Esther C. Christian
Leslie B. Ulrich
White
Elmer
Westtown
Grace Elmer
Raymond C. White
Young
Wilkin
Susie Waikin
Frank Young
Capt
Youngsville
Sullivan County
William A
William A. de Witt
Geeding
Jennie Drake
Asa Hatvard Geeding
West
Cincinnati
Gunther
Clara Gunther
Emanuel Chapel
East 6Th St
Hance
Earle Whitaker Hance
Willam Edward
Mary Lawrence Hance
McDonough St
Hayes
Grand St
Newburg
Margaret Delany
Michael Hayes
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
King
C. Votney King
Olmstead
Matilda
George S. Olmstead
Stillwell
W Louise B. Stillwell
Stocker
Lessie Stocker
Frank E. Campbell
Washington Av
Robert J. Thompson
St. Luke's Church
Clinton Av
Fulton St
Walter
Geneva
Ella Rockafellow Walter
Penn Yan
WN. Y
John J. Rockafellow
Lawrence Gilman
George Fetteroff
Willets
Bowlders
Joseph Prentice
Joseph C
Emma Prentice Willets
Bach
Joseph
West List
Cronin
Dahlman
Charles
West 91St St
Dieckmann
Friedrich H
Field Place
Bronx
Flynn
Edward W
A. M. Gibbons
Mary A
West 44Th St
M. Hayes
Josephine
Bleecker 5
Mary R
Eagle Av
KLETT
Katherine
Awest 89Th St
Cane
LYONS
Patrick J
Canal St
Smith
Avoute
Bernard T
Winckelmann
Heinrich F
Columbus Av
Conrad
John A
President St
Cropsey
Evans
Melanthon
Prospect Place
Fischer
Albert M
Spencer Sr
Lord
George
Clymer St
Markart
Elizabeth
German Hospital
Megarr
Joseph W
Lott St
Murphy
James J
Dean St
F O'Neill
William J
7Th St
Reardon
Elizabeth J
Grand Aviune
Rettich
Tetetnir
Bridgeport
Burdock
Williams
Carey
John B
M. Carroll
M. Clifford
Elizabeth M
Collins
Frank
Connelly
Michael
Crabb
Caroline G
New Haven
Darling
Litchfield
Kennedy
James G
Hartford
Ledwith
Patrick, Sr
Marks
James
Tyler City
Prentiss Frederick C
East Hartford
Long Island
Anderson
Johanna A
Beddington
Beyer
Frances
Grove St
Bonning
Margaret L
Bergen St
Burns
Mary
Harrison
Cahill
Michael M
Belleville
M. Coffey
Christopher
York
S—eru
Dougherty
West St
Dunbar
Irvington
Kade
Anthony
Trenton
Lennon
Margaret
Lock Ward
Anna E
Parsippany
McNabb
Robert
Kearny
Macnicholas
Lillian C
M. Macrae
Marion
Bloomfield
Manson
Rutherford
Metcalf
Zede R
Ocean Grove
Mey UE
Pauline
Union Hill
M. Miller
Roseman
Halsey St
Patterson
Florence M
Ida
West New York
A. Seivers
Valentine
Mount
Lebanon
Edward
Holy Cross Church
Harrison, N. J
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Je Avenue
East
Undertakers
Chapela
Chelsea
T John W. Lyon
Mesanasies
Murray Hill
Leland Company
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
Presbre
Anv
Broadway SR
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