Shubert Expands American Plays for Europe Tour
Lee Shubert, returning from Europe, reports American ragtime songs and New York revue numbers dominate London Paris Berlin and Vienna. He plans to protect copyrights and push American authors and artists as European demand grows. Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elliott to tour. other bookings include Dreadnought Cheer Boys Cheer Romance and Panthea with London and New York engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Shubert
America
Empire
Alhambra
Winter Garden
London Opera House
Shubert
London
Europe
Manhattan Opera House
Drury Lane Theatre
Criterion
Forbes-Robertson
Gertrude El-iott
Royalty Theatre
Edward Sheldon
Revenne
Granville Barker
Bernard Shaw
New York
Elixir of Youth at Cert Theatre Chicago
Harry Mestayer is engaged by John Cert for a principal role in The Elixir of Youth a farce by Zellah Covington and Jules Simonson to be produced at Cert Theatre Chicago. Mr and Mrs Edwin Milton Royle host a garden party at their Darien Connecticut home this afternoon to finalize plans for the Darien Pageant. The Antimous Juvenile Military Band of Brooklyn plays a concert at Manhattan Beach Bathing Pavilion this afternoon. Alfred Haly of Vienna to harp with the Boston Symphony Orchestra next season. Directors of the First International Exhibition of the Moving Picture Art announce a children's moving picture theatre at Grand Central Palace during the July 7 week, featuring educational stories and pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mestayer
John Cert
Zellah Covington
Jules Simonson
Cert
Chicago
Edwin Milton Royle
Darien
Conn
Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach
Alfred Haly
Vienna
Harpier
Boston Symphony Orchester
New Grand Central Palace
Miss Van Alen to Wed Griswold A Thompson
Engagement of Miss May Van Alen daughter of James J Van Alen and Griswold A Thompson of New York confirmed by a letter from Miss Van Alen who is in Surrey England The couple have been rumored for years and a September wedding is mentioned possibly in Newport or New York Thompson a bond broker at 500 Fifth Avenue and resident at 16 East Sixtieth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May van Alen
James J. van Alen
Griswold A. Thompson
Miss van Alen
Surrey
England
Mr. van Alen
Canadian Wilds
Mr. Thompson
Newport
New York
Thompson
M. Orme Wilson
Ogilvy Haig
Vincent Astor
R. Thornton Wilson
Orme Wilson, Jr
Williiam Phillips
Henry Coleman Drayton
William Astor Drayton
Newart
Wakehurst
Fifth Avenue
East Sixtieth Street
Harold Severance
Frank Tasker
Opera stars set to wed in New Jersey
Rudolph Berger tenor of the Royal Opera Vienna arrives aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to marry Mme Marie Rappold of the Metropolitan Opera. They plan a private ceremony likely in New Jersey within days, after meeting eight years ago in Berlin and after Rappold’s recent divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Berger
Royal Opera of Vienna
Mme
Marie Rappold
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme. Rappold
Hendrik Hudson
West 110Th Street
Long Branch
N. J
Roy Becker
Mr. Berger
New Jersey
Berlin Royal Opera
Yale Man to Wed Actress in Reading Wedding
Miss Rebecca Elizabeth Dubbs daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Dubbs of Reading Pennsylvania will marry Arthur Murray Whitehill of this city today at the bride’s parents home. Dubbs is in the cast of Everywoman as Conscience and sang in Kin Hood at a revival. Whitehill, son of the late Robert Whitehill of Newburg New York, is Yale College 1908 and broker at 15 Wall Street. R L J Connor acts as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Elizabeth Dubbs
T. B. Dubbs
Reading
Penn
Arthur Murray Whitehill
Miss Dubbs
Kin Hood
New Amsterdam Theatre
Mr. Whitehill
Robert Whitehill
Newburg
N. Y
Yale College
Wall Street
R. L. J. Connor
Whitehill
Miss Fanciulli Weds Alfred J Frueh in London
Miss Giulietta Priscilla Fanciulli daughter of Francesco Fanciulli of 128 West Fifty eighth Street married Alfred J Frueh in St Giles London on June 12. Frueh an artist has studied in Paris and the couple now tour Spain and Germany and plan to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fanciulli
London
Giulietta Priscilla Fanciulli
Francesco Fanciulli
Alfred J. Frueh
St. Giles’s Parish
England
New York
Charles F. Weber
Frueh
Paris
Spain
Germany
German-born couple, 78 and 71, wed in Jersey City
The marriage of Mrs Catherine Posser aged 71 of 251 Webster Avenue Jersey City and Frank Brill aged 78 of the Pioneer Home Greenville Jersey City took place last Monday and was announced yesterday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Franz Brezinski of St Trinitatis Lutheran Church Jersey City Heights. They had known each other many years and Brill resided on Webster Avenue until last Winter. Both are natives of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Posser
Webster Avenue
Jersey City
Frank Brill
Greenville
Franz Brezinski
St. Trinitatis Lutheran Church
Jersey City Heights
Brill
Posser
Germany
Phebe W. Arrowsmith
Miton Arrowsmith
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Julian C. Edgerly
Boston Herald
Westville
N. H
Samuel Guthrie
Brooklyn Navy Yard
South Eighth Street
Williamsburg
Henry N. Readings
Long Island Railroad
Jacob Schoen
Independent
Order of Brith Abraham
Order
Richard Waddington
Legion of Honor
Séine- Inferieure
Chamber of Commerce of
Rouen
Christian G. Lee
Peter A. Lee
Lawrence P. Lee
West 131St Street
Mary H. Seymour
Storrs
Seymour
St.ichael's Church
Litchfield
Conn
Winsted
Conn. Mrs. Seymour Was Well Known As A Writer. C. Harold Montanye
Mary Elizabeth
William H. Montanye
Gusteenmegey
Seventh Regiment
Liscomb Mills
Montanye
Jan M Neur de la Montange
110Th Street
Fifth Avenue
New Amsterdam
Holland Levy
New York
Jane McEer Norris
Louis Co. Norris
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
William McKee
Morton Henry
Anthony J. Drexel
W. Barklie Henry
Mary E. Swenarton
S. Augustus Swenarton
Waltstill Hastings
Union Street
Montclair
Public School Teachers to Marry at Long Branch
Miss Cecilia Mahler of 1600 Lexington Avenue and Nathaniel Fulius of 83 West 155th Street will wed tomorrow at noon at the Hotel Florence in Long Branch New Jersey. The Rev Aaron Eiseman will perform the ceremony. Both are teachers in the city public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Mahler
Lexington Avenue
Nathaniel Fulius
West 155Th Street
Marguerite O Keefe Weds James Slater McHugh in All Saints Church
Miss Marguerite O Keefe youngest daughter of John J O Keefe of this city married James Slater McHugh of New York yesterday at 10 am in All Saints Church. Rev Powers officiated with Rev Mrs Edward A Macke assisting. Edward Swald Jr. served as best man. A bridal breakfast followed at the Hotel Gotham. The couple will reside in this city on return from their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite O'Keefe
John J. O'Keefe
James Slater McHugh
New York
All Saints’ Church
Father Powers
Edward A. Macke
Edwardswald, Jr
Gotham
Palmer Fuller Engagement Announcement in Brooklyn and Hamilton
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary Learned Palmer of 68 Montague Street Brooklyn daughter of A Emer son Palmer Secretary of the Board of Education to Raymond Tifft Fuller of Hamilton New York Miss Palmer is a graduate of Packer Institute and also of Smith College class of 1909 Mr Fuller is an alumnus of a University and sailed recently for rope with Prof McGregory of that University No date has been set for the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Learned Palmer
Montague Street
Brooklyn
A. Emerson Palmer
Board of Education
Raymond Tifft Fuller
Hamilton
N. Y
Palmer
Packer Institute
Smith College
Fuller
Ae University
Prof. McGregory
Summer musicale opens for Seabrook colonists at Scrymser home
The first in Mrs. R. W. Hawkesworth’s series for New Jersey coast colonists was staged yesterday at James A. Scrymser’s Seabrook residence. Notable artists included Anna Case and others, with a lineup featuring Mrs. Joseph Hoagland, Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn, Mrs. Casimir Biggs, Mrs. Bertr. H. Borden, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hawkesworth
New Jersey
James A. Scrymser
Seabr
Anna Case
Eterie
Godfrey
Joseph Hoagland
Frederick Lewisohn
Casimir Biggs
Bertr. H. Borden
Tz Achelis
William Serbour
A Café Chantant At Briar Cliff Lodge Last Night
An outdoor Continent style entertainment called a Café Chantant was staged at Briar Cliff Lodge last evening. The program featured costumes and fancy dancing as part of the evening’s attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briarcliff Lodge
Civic group fights board over maternity leave for teacher
The League for the Civic Service of Women met at the Liberal Club to protest the Board of Education’s refusal of a year’s leave of absence for Mrs. Katherine Edgell of Erasmus Hall High School to bear and rear a child. They plan campaigns, October meetings, mass action at Cooper Union, and possible legislative action unless Edgell is reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For the Civic Service of Women
Liberal Club
East Nineteenth Street
Board of Education
Katherine C. Edgell
Erasmus Hall
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Henrietta Rodman
Herman de Fremery
de Fremery
Miss Rodman
League
Songue
Frank H. Cothren
Hale
Nellie van Slingerland
Kate Turner
Edgel
Tea Service for Loeb Presented by Custom House Staff
Former Collector of Customs William Loeb Jr was presented yesterday with an eleven piece silver tea service by Special Deputy Collectors H C Stuart and F A Collins at the American Smelting and Refining Company offices in 165 Broadway The inscription marks gratitude for his administration as Collector of Customs at the Port of New York dated March 9 1909 and June 6 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loeb, Jr
Custom House
H. C. Stuart
F. A. Collins
American Smelting and Refining Company
Broadway
Newark
Social Notes Highlight Summer Moves and Wedings
Charles B Alexander closes one West Fifty-eighth Street home and opens a new place at tuxedo. The Alexanders Bruen take Herrick cottage in Newport for the season. Calhouns and daughter Julia stay at Edgewood Inn Greenwich Conn. Eleanor Woodward of Buffalo marries Dr John A Vietor in Le Roy NY today. Adolph Lewisohn hosts luncheon at Ardsley. Ethel B Jones and Marion Hatch Fisher to wed tonight at the Hotel Gotham with a large reception. Dorita F MacElhinny and son B Robinson wed this afternoon at Port Washington home of their parents. Mrs Winthrop and Constance Folsom to sail July 2 on the Majestic from Southampton and head to their country place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Alexander
West Fifty-eighth Street
Alexander Jay Bruen
Herrick
Newport
John C. Calhoun
Julia Calhoun
Edgewood Inn
Greenwich
L. B. Jones
West 156Th Street
Dorita F. MacElhinny
James A. MacElhinny
B. Robinson
Port Washington
Winthrop
Constance Folsom
Majestic
Southampton
Miss Lois Ewell Joins Century Opera Company Tour
Miss Lois Ewell, American coloratura soprano, arrived aboard the Mauretania to join Century Opera Company for the fall season. She has performed light opera locally and grand opera in Paris under Gailhard, veteran director of the National Opera House. Ewell, a native of a will début at the Century Theatre in an upcoming engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ewell
Lois Ewell
Mauretania
Century Opera Company
Paris
Gailhard, Wees
Thational Opera House
Century Theatre
Hemet Affair Spurs State Dept Inquiry Over Koreans
A June Hemet California incident saw townspeople forcibly expel a group of Korean fruit pickers. Ranchers say they back a white man’s valley and oppose Asiatic labor. Secretary Bryan announced an immediate State Department investigation as a Japanese envoy weighs diplomatic representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hemet
Cal
Bryan
State Department
U. P. Dissolution Plan Discussed by Wilson Cabinet
Washington June 27 The Cabinet discussed terms for dissolving Union Pacific and Southern Pacific interests. President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds then spent an hour on the matter. McReynolds accepted a stock exchange proposal involving Union Pacific and Baltimore Ohio shares worth 38000 dollars. The decree draft was being completed for U S Circuit Court at St Louis next Tuesday. Reports say Wilson canceled a New Hampshire weekend trip for a final Union Pacific conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railway
McReynolds
Southern Pacific
Baltimore Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States Circuit Court
St. Ul
Wilson
New Hampshire
Estate records reveal Page tangles with low net value after debts
Charles B. Page former Secretary of the New York Board of Elections died August 18 leaving property valued at 152 504 with a net estate 108 835 after debts and admin expenses. Most assets were lumber holdings including 455 shares Cotton Era and 200 shares Lagoon Lumber. He divided the estate among eight relatives per his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Page
New York Board of Elections
Fosdick
Page
Cottonera Lumber Company
Lagoon Lumber Company
Renee
Transatlantic liner lists and passenger arrivals noted
A dated list records passengers sailing on and booked for several transatlantic liners including OCHANIC and MINNEWASKA from Southampton and London, with names of many travelers and accompanying passengers. It also notes arrivals yesterday on MAURETANIA VICTORIA and other ships, listing numerous individuals aboard.
New Trial Ordered in Edith St Clair Suit Against Klaw & Erlanger
Supreme Court Justice Goff granted a new trial in the $22,500 breach of contract suit brought by Edith St. Clair against the Klaw & Erlanger theatrical firm. Affidavits accuse her of false testimony coached by her former counsel Max Steuer. Steuer denies wrongdoing and seeks to have all documents reviewed by the Appellate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goff
Edith St. Clair
Klaw & Erlanger
William Travers Jerome
Miss St. Clair
Max D. Steuer
Steuer
Appellate Division
The
Bar Association
Grand Jury
Justice Goff
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Mooney
Hyde
John Vv. Bouvier, Jr
St. Clair
Justice Page
Heat Persists as City Endures High Humidity
Yesterday’s oppressive heat brought a 14 degree rise from the day before and humidity up 10 percent. The high reached 84 degrees at 4 PM, then fell gradually to 78 by 10 PM. Humidity started at 86 percent at 8 AM, rose to 96 later, and stayed above 74 percent through night. Weather Bureau forecasts continued heat for a few days with no hotter days than yesterday. Clear conditions expected for two to three days. Three heat prostrations were reported in Manhattan, a street cleaner, a motorman, and a laborer, all to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Manhattan
Siegel Dead in Restaurant at 60 Second Avenue
Joseph Siegel, a noted East Side figure who ran the Kurlander Café at 60 Second Avenue, died yesterday at age 52. Once owner of a similar venue at 76 Second Avenue famous as an unofficial gambling club, he had been raided thrice last spring for gambling and had closed that venue before returning to business at his current café. The Rosenthal murder era figures and patrons were linked to his former site, with Becker and Jack Rose reportedly among the frequent visitors. His death renews interest in his past gambling ties and recent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Siegel
Second Avenue
East Side
Rosenthal
Becker
Jack Rose
Albany pursuit ends in arrest after Sulzer cry ruse
Two men quarreled near the Capitol in Albany and ran down State Street Hill shouting Sulzer. Police say the pursuer yelled that the governor was the target as a ruse to draw a crowd. Both men were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sulzer
State Street Hill
Capitol
Vaccine exploitation sparks CMA critique in London
London Ontario June 27 Dr Frank Billings of Chicago warned at the Canadian Medical Association meeting that there is too much reckless experimentation with vaccines and exploitation of alleged cures in the United States urging stricter oversight and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ontario
Canadian Medical Association
Frank Billings
Chi
United States
Rescue by Flying Boat Near Hammondport
Harold McCormick's flying boat rescued two men from a broken motor boat about a mile from shore as a thunder shower loomed. Glenn Curtiss piloted the craft while C. C. Wilmer reached the other boat with a rope, towing the stranded mariners ashore and returning safely to Hammondport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hammondsport
Harold McCormick
Glenn Curtiss
C. C. Wilmer
McCormick
Curtiss
Wilmer
Toledo Refuses to Return Perry Flag for Navy Display
Ensign Lowry arrived with a Navy order to loan the Commodore Perry flag bearing Dont give up the ship to the Erie celebration display aboard the Niagara. Toledo Museum of Art refused to surrender it, though the Navy planned a temporary loan. The flag was first sent to Toledo for three months as part of the Perry victory centennial exhibit. The Navy later announced it would later reclaim the flag after the Erie event, but the museum yielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ensign Lowry
Secretary of the Navy
Commodore Perry
Toledo Museum of Art
Daniels
Lowry
Erie
Penn
Perry
Niagara
Washington
Navy Department
Toledo Museum
Museum
Working Hours For Women In Utica Canning Plants
The Industrial Board of the State Labor Commission after a conference with seventy five canning factories adopted new rules for women workers. From June 25 to Aug 5 1913 women 18 and over may work more than ten hours a day or sixty hours a week but not more than twelve hours in a day or sixty six hours in a week or six days in a week. They must not be required to stand continuously or be employed at labeling or packing cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Industrial Board of the
State Labor Commission
Poor Boys Barred From Annapolis Prep Tests Spark Debate
A congressional debate in Washington centered on Naval Academy and West Point admissions and curricula. Representatives Mann, Humphrey, Mondell and Platt argued that poor country youths cannot reach graduation, while Rhodes scholarship style tests and stricter physicals were proposed to assess merit. They debated prep schools, favoritism, and the danger of cramming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Naval Academy
West Point
Representatives Mann
Illinois
Humphrey
Washton
Mondell
Wyoming
Platt
New York
Mann
Padgett
House Oval Committee
Naval
Annapolis
Senate
Congress
House
Navy
Umbrella Parade Promotes Suffrage Meeting in Flatbush
An umbrella parade in Flatbush promotes a suffrage mass meeting at Coney Island this afternoon. Participants include Lillian Walker Margaret McLauchlin Rose Winslow and Mable Scofield with a purple green and white umbrella bearing Votes for Women. Speakers include Major W D Fairbairns Anna Constable M T Burritt Alberta Hill Beatrice Brown Sarah Stevenson and Rose Winslow. The caravan wagon of the State Suffrage Association will be formally accepted at 180 Madison Avenue at 2 o'clock next Tuesday by Miss Harriet May Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush
Coney Island
Lillian Walker
Margaret McLauchlin
Rose Winslow
Mable Scofield
W. D. Fairbairns
Salvation Army
Anna Constable
M. T. Burritt
Alberta Hill
Beatrice Brown
Sarah Stevenson
Winslow
State Suffrage Association
Madison Avenue
Harriet May Mills
Rejected Recluse's Will In Brooklyn Fire Death Case
The will of Mrs. Octavie Friedrich, an aged recluse burned in her Hoyt Street home on November 28, names Antonio Oreckinto a Brooklyn barber as sole heir. Oreckinto, a shop tenant, also acted as her confidential agent. The will was witnessed by a neighborhood bootblack and by a barber employed by Oreckinto. Friedrich died when coal from a cook stove ignited her clothing while she slept in a chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrossts Ketcham
Brooklyn
Octavie Friedrich
Hoyt
Fulton Street
Friedrich
Antonio Oreckinto
Oreckinto
Marriage and death notices for The New York Times telephoned
Notices destined for The New York Times are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for inclusion. The brief line indicates publication handling and contact method for marriage and death notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Warried Lorentzen Johnston and Related Marriages
Fragmentary marriage notices dated June 2 and June 25 list several matches including John Lorentzen to Christian Rudinger, Marguerite Sieber to Albert Hoboken Eagle City, Frances Grant to Rev. Walter Howe, and Margaret Ludwig to Martin A. Smith, with scattered surnames and initials across debtors or towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorentzen
Johnston
R. Johnston
Christian
Lorenz Low
Rudinger
Edith J. Rudsprig KaPres
Jon CH
Gladys Kappes
Broek Murphy
Murphy
Rik R— Sieber
Marguerite E. Sieber
Albert Hoboken
Eagle City
Bowe-Gramt
Msow
Frances G. Grant
Walter E. Howe
Smith Ludwig
Maboken
Margaret Ludwig
Martin A. Smith
Died notices including Allen Arrowsmith Brown Buchan
Obituary notices list June deaths for Winifred J Allen Phebe Wood Armanecila R Brown and Robert Buchan. Details cover ages places, family relations and funeral arrangements at Stephen Merritt Burial and Cremation Co. paths in Brooklyn Cambridge and Massena with private services and church ceremonies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Interspat Penels
Eagona
West
Rston Brooks
Church of Ascension
107Th St
Amsterdam
Way
Obituary notices from Yonkers to Long Island City 1913
A compiled list of death notices and funeral details across Yonkers Jersey City Newark and nearby towns for June 1913. It records names, ages, residences, and funeral times with church and cemetery references, reflecting a wide regional memorial notice tradition.
In Memoriam Notices from Newark and Nearby
In memoriam notices list names Leary Kearney McArdle and McGrath with Masses at St Church Newark and other locations. Entries note dates June 25 mass times 8 A M and ages where provided. The fragmentary text preserves memorials for family and friends across Catholic parishes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Cromwell
Rogers Bros
Shaw
Bernard
Uma
Charles
Brentano’s
N.Y
Griswold Thompson
Mme.rappold
Vienna Royal Opera
A. M. Whitehill
Everywoman’”’ Company
McHugh—O’keefe
Miss Palmer
Seabright
Cafe Chantant
Briarcliff
League of Women
City Mothers’ Club
James Leeds Laidlaw
Edwin E. Slosson
Independees
TEA Service For
LOEB
Social Notes
San Francisco
KK. Kumazaki
U. P
Page Estate
Ocean Travelers
F. H. Gaylord
C. T. Green
Edith B. Hasler
H. J. Hayne
H. Ondlain James
J. Kane
T. B. Wier
Henry W. Marsh
R. S Martine
Ae Cc
J. A. Morton
F. C
Nigy
Mas BE
Black
Irington
Dr. Campbell
le Calin S. Carter
Olive i
Scher
Rvey
Eol Wawaed Aight
Fr. Jordan
H. W. Littlejohn
Orton
Thomes Ritchie
Charles Affes
J. A. Terhune
Minnewaska
G. Alsopp
C. F. Bell
D. A. Bishop
C. H. Cates
G. Day
R. L. Drury
C. L. Dealan
Dc. Fisk
P. A. S. Franklin
E. Griggs
M. Hal
G. Lefferts Brown
Bourne
Hamburg
Yomeniogee Aborn
A. Burraby
J. B. Campbell
Henry Davies
T. Ely
Lindsay Fartax
T. Feke
M. Galt
Gordon
Gordon Fyne
George Gordon Leeman
Miss Wis
Yancey
J. J. ‘Oster
C. J. Frisbie
Rodman Riscom
C. J
A. Hooper
J. Laurie
F. F
P. Pow
M A. Munroe
C. A. Wers
Soliguee
Pr D. Reced
Robert Bowman Peck
Mathews
Eikia
St. Brentano’s
Max Steuer
Siegel
Rose
Capitol Hill
Otesaga
Otsego Lake
Cooperstown,n.y
Paul L. Pinkerton
Flying Boat
Industrial Board
Thomas Seltzer
Sudermann
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Mr. Seltzer
London Athenaeum
B. W. Huebsch
Fifth Avenue, New York
Gressmen
Recluse
Warried
Taylor Cox
Short Hills, N. J
Kathleen Cox
John Taylor, Jr
Remsen St. B'kiya
N.Y. Sen
Fulton St
Jamaica
St. Matthew's Church
M4th
Putnam
Susan A
Bayside
Potsdam
Richards
Main &J
Orange
Lucy Matilda Richards
John &. Richards
John and
Lacey Anna Boyce
Weehawken
Brance
T Louis H. Severance
Dudley P. Allan
Euclid
Cleveland
Ohio
Litchftel
Rey. Storrs
D. Fuhera
St. Michael's Cee
Eka
Spring
Kia
Norfolk
Tod
Preston Brady Spring
Edward Spring
Elizabeth Pratt Spring
Swenarton
Mary E. Hastings
Augustus Swenarton
Waltstil Hastings
Union St
Hoboken
Wilzin
Ina
Wilain
Rishon
Cummings
Mary
Tottenvillea
Dumser
Anna M
East 16Dh
Flynn
Catherine
Graham
Julia E
East 118Th St
A. M.koch
William W
Just Ga
A.M. Luxon
John
Morton ,&J
Martell
Charles F
M. Moeller
Louisa M
Jal
Fairmount Place
Bronx
Mowerson
William Is
Columbus Av
O’gorman
Whkiliam
Edgecombe
M Schwalbe
Catharine
Snow
Morris Park
Kelly
Buttschardt
George J
Gates
Dawkins
Seka
Tillary St
Ae Krapt
Magdalene
Reid St
O'Hanlon
Martin
Scheerer
Fred
St. Catharine's Hospital
Sueavin
Bridge St
Puneral
Stone
John H
Mitchell St
Cairns
Hugh
Willow
Crane
Sarah S
Garside &J
Donnelly
Minnie
Bay
Heller
Marie
Morrissey
Alice
Montgomery &T
Mueller
Hedwig
Livingston St
O'Brien
Jernie
Saeeen AY
Jersey
South Loth St
O SN
Reichen Decker
Jonhn
Rose St
Newerk
Schelling
Louis
Amden St
Sur Prey
Adelbert E
Academy Gt
City
A von Lke Renes
Fobe
Hy von der Heide
Long Island
Banacina
MacIntyre
Patrick
Jackson
Island City
Mandlebaum
Winnie
Far Roe
Mead
Frances
41St St
Corona
Lilion
Ridgewood
John Intel i
Carvie
Long Island City
Westchester County
Macbride
Somers
Leary
Frank E.campbell
John W. Lyon
Woodlawn
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