Prohibition Ticket Nomination In 1900 Convention
The Prohibition Convention adjourned sine die after nominating John G. Woolley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president on the first ballots. Silas C. Swallow led a bid for president but withdrew. Metcalf won over Caskardon Eaton and Tate for vice presidency as the roll call closed. The day featured loud demonstrations, speeches, and a mass meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John G. Woolley
Illinois
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Woolley
Silas ©. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Hale Johnson
Illnois
H. B. Metcalf
Thomas R. Caskardon
West Virginia
E. L. Eaton
Iowa
Metcalf
Arkansas
A. A. Stevens
S. C. Swallow
Swallow
America
Dr. Swallow
A. H. Morrell
Massachusetts
Caskardon
Eaton
Stewart
National Committee
Record of the Candidates for President and Governor
John Granville Woolley Prohibition nominee for President emerges as a prominent author editor and lecturer now editor of the Chicago Level born Collinsville Ohio February 15 1850 educated at Ohio Wesleyan University A M admitted to the Illinois bar in 1871 elected City Attorney Paris Illinois 1875 Prosecuting Attorney Minneapolis Minnesota 1881 practiced law in Chicago 1886 long active in Prohibition Party declined nomination in 1906 and has lectured worldwide authored Seed The Sower and Civilization by Faith Henry B Metcalf Rhode Island born Boston April 2 1529 educated in Boston public schools apprenticed 1514 in wholesale dry goods later in Rhode Island manufacturing president Providence County Savings Bank Sunday school superintendent Tufts College trustee and long Universalist Church active since 40 years Former Republican Rhode Island Senate 1885-6 joined Prohibition Party and has stood as its Governor candidate multiple times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Granville Woolley
Prohibition
Chicago
Collinsville
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Paris
Minneapolis
Minn
Boston
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Providence County Savings Bank
Church of Our Father
Universalist
Corporation of
Tufts College
Rhode Island Senate
Prohibition Party
Jersey City Lawyer Ousted In Embezzlement Case
Jersey City judge issues arrest warrant for William M. Klink a former assistant prosecutor and assembly member. Complainants F C Otto and Herbert Mills allege Klink received $1,062 and $350 for Granite State Provident Association debts but failed to remit funds. Klink vanished two weeks earlier. his office closed and belongings auctioned. His wife at 305 Varick Street says she knows nothing of his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the
George C. L. Maes
Jersey City
William M. Klink
Assembly
F. C. Otto
Herbert Mills
Granite State Provident Association
Mr. Klink
Otto
Boston and Albany Lease Complication After Legislation Action
The house delayed final action on the Boston and Albany Railroad lease to the New York Central, creating a complication if the bill passes. If ratification is not achieved by July 1, 1900, the lease date must be amended, a change possible only by the stockholders of both roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston and Albany
New York Central Railroad
Cobbs Estate Will And Charities Amount Revealed
Special to The New York Times. In Chicago the probate inventory of Silas B. Cobb reveals a personal estate of 4,257,592 and a 8,700 bequest to charities including 50,000 to Chicago Home for the Friendless 25,000 to Chicago Orphan Asylum 5,000 to Chicago Old People's Home 5,000 to Chicago Young Men's Christian Association and 2,500 to American Sunday School Union Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Silas B. Cobb
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Hamilton College Commencement Honors Alumni and Guests
Hamilton College in Clinton held its eighty eighth commencement in Utica today with an alumni banquet led by Abram B. Weaver, class of 1851. Addresses were delivered by Dr. Anson J. Upson Chancellor of the university United States Senator Joseph R. Hawley of Connecticut Daniel H. Finn of Middletown and Prof. A. M. Wright of Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Hamilton College
Clinton
Abram B. Weaver
Anson J. Upson
University
United States
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Daniel H. Finn
Middletown
A. M. Wright
Waterville
British Still Winning More Than Four Thousand Rifles Taken
Lord Roberts reports two small engagements on June 26 and 27 near Senekal and Rustenburg with Boer forces discomfited. British detachments repelled attacks, captured rifles, and posted a record Pretoria market day. Casualties were light, and Boers moved toward their homes despite surrounding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Dreiper
Preters and Nel
Senekal
Hunter
Tan Hamilton
Heidelberg
Frankfort
Derbyshire Light Infantry
West Australian Mounteds
Baden-Powell
Ray
Rustenberg
Delarey
Buller
F. R. Burnham
The
Daily Telegraph
a _ dispatch
French
Ian Hamilton
Roberts's Sick Care Under Fire in South Africa Debates
London reports a Times letter detailing sick and wounded suffering from hospital mismanagement in South Africa. In Commons, Mr. Balfour noted no shortages of medical supplies and proposed independent inquiries and a grant for the army medical corps as Lord Roberts outlined transport hardships and high illness and death rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
Times
W. A. Burdett-Coutts
Westminster
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Lord Roberts
Balfour
Army Medical Corps
War Office
Burdett- Outts
Kroonstad
Lord Methuen
Bloemfontein
Paardeberg
Boer Delegates Sail From New York on L Aquitaine
Abraham Fischer A D Wolmarans and Cc R Wessels Boer delegates sailed from New York for Havre on the French line steamship L Aquitaine. They were met by Transvaal sympathizers and informed a French committee would receive them at Havre. Montagu White and W Bourke Cochran also traveled on the same liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Fischer
A. D. Wolmarans
Cc. R. Wessels
Havre
Transvaal
New York
Montagu White
W. Bourke Cochran
Collision near Norfolk injures crew and kills fireman
A Norfolk and Southern Railway collision near Norfolk Station left Fireman Sawyer dead and multiple injuries. Engineer Sullivan sustained painful injuries while Engineer Furcell had a broken hand. A woman passenger was slightly hurt and several others were bruised. The light engine, reversing after the first impact, sped into the depot at seventy mph, wrecking a passenger coach and a car, then stopped. The likely cause cited is misunderstanding of orders aboard New England excursionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Norfolk and Southern Railway
Sullivan
Furcell
Bishop
Sawyer
New England
Swanstrom Responds To Coler Bond Issue Controversy
Ja cob W Mack's attorney accuses Controller Coler of unfrankness and misrepresentation over the 1898 bond sale. Swanstrom argues the controller's courts vindication claim is false and that the bid process favored a syndicate, denying 31 other bidders a share. He contends readvertising would have yielded greater city profits and rebukes Coler for consulting private counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Swanstrom
Jacob W. Mack
Coler
Mack
Board of Education
Swanstrom
Law Department
Society inopportune heat drives summer travel and high society
The article catalogs a long list of New York society figures and families preparing for summer in places like Southampton Newport Ferncliff and Narragansett Pier. It notes polo attendance at Prospect Park yacht week and university boat races while detailing travel plans and summer homes. It mentions the Prince of Wales guests, Cavendish Bentinck and Ogden Mills, and lists many social leaders and their movements, including the Gulds Vanderbilt Astor and Iselin families as they depart or host gatherings through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cavendish Bentinck
Prince of Wales
Cowes
Ogden Mills
Misses Mills
Newport
Baltic Sea
Pembroke Jones
Henry Walters
Flushing
Holland
Newport Social Scene Features Naval Board Tea at Nutshell
Capt and Mrs Chadwick hosted a large gathering at Nutshell on Catherine Street for the general board of the navy and families, with many naval and army officers attending. The event showcased a thriving Newport social scene as guests arrived at nearby villas and cottages for the season, with arrivals from London, New York, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
French E. Chadwick
Catherine Street
General Board of the Navy
Chadwick
John Bleecker Miller
M. E. Chadwick
Capt
Varnum
Crowninshield
A. S. Crowninshield
M. E. Powell
Boutelle Noyes
William de Hon King
Narragansett Avenue
Ciever Patch
Theodore A. Havemeyer
New York
Earl of Yarmouth
England
Miss Robson
Frank W. Andrews, Jr
Europe
Almeric H. Paget
Edgerston
Harrison Avenue
Whitney Villa
F. L. Wallace
Mary J. James
Manchester
Fred Pearson
Ochre Point
Elbridge T. Gerry
Seaverge
New Cliffs Hotel
Foquer Duparc
Paris
Archer W. Finlaysing
Charles K. Finlaysing
Scotland
L. B. Cummings
Columbus
Magazine of
Hardy’s
Holland
Jamestown
J. S. L. Wharton
Philadelphia
F. B. Rice
Boston
W. S. Allison
H. S. Jeans
E. S. Buchanan
Baltimore
War College
Torpedo Station
Ogden Codman, Jr
George Peabody Wetmore
Louise McAllister
Ward McAllister
Bishop
Death of Oshkosh Mayor James H. Merrill in New York
James H. Merrill mayor of Oshkosh Wisconsin died suddenly in New York City aged fifty four. He was visiting his sister Mrs James M Kimberley at 102 East One Hundred Twenty eighth Street and had planned to return to Oshkosh. The death followed a day of travel and a fortunetelling slip found in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Merrill
Oshkosh
Wis
James M. Kimberley
East One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street
Merrill
White Plains
George N. Bissell
Kimberley
Pierce City
Batavia
N. Y
James B. Merrill
Mr. Merrill
Wall Street
Dies of Henry Dudley a New York donor at Newport
Henry Dudley of New York City died on Wednesday at Newport Rhode Island. He lived at 56 West Fifty seventh Street with his three daughters and his wife Miss Fellows had died earlier. He inherited a large fortune after his father’s death and devoted much to charity. He studied at College Hill Poughkeepsie Columbia School of Mines and in Switzerland. He belonged to the Metropolitan Club Century Club New England Society St Nicholas Society and other groups. His mother Miss Stuyvesant later married Mr Ormstead and then Dr W S Mayo. He had been ill a long time and stayed at Cushman villa Newport to extend his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dudley
Newport
R. I
New York
West Fifty-seventh Street
Miss Fellows
College Hill
Poughkeepsie
Columbia School of
Francis T Wheeler Dies in Chicago After Fever Fight
Francis T Wheeler president of the Western agency of United Bag and Paper Company and inventor of the first machine for making paper bags died in Chicago on Tuesday night from fever contracted weeks earlier in Mexico. He had returned from Sonora two weeks before and grew ill, later failing to rally due to age and climate change. He was a well known West coast business figure with many Chicago friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Wheeler
United Bag and Paper Company
Chicago
Mexico
Mr. Wheeler
Sonora
Wheeler
West
Edward Steinbrugge Dies of Nervous Prostration in New York
Edward Steinbrugge died at his residence 17 East Fifty fourth Street yesterday morning of nervous prostration. Born in Hamburg Germany he was fifty six years old and had come to New York City earlier in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Steinbrugge
East Fifty-fourth Street
Mr. Steinbrugge
Hamburg
Germany
New York
Business broker Lyon ties in 1884 clubs and family
In 1884 he had long worked as a broker in the foreign commission trade. He partnered in Lyn & Co. dry goods brokerage at 29 Broadway and in Lyon, Dupuy & Co. of Boston. He belonged to the German Club, Mellrecht Club, Down Town Association and to the Maritime, Produce and Stock Exchange groups. He leaves five children, three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Commission
Lyn & Co
Broadway
Mrs Brokaw Dies in London While Abroad With Family
Mrs. William V. Brokaw died in London at the Carleton Hotel. She was married to William V. Brokaw of the city, a member of Brokaw Brothers. The family lived at 825 Fifth Avenue and had sailed six weeks earlier for the Paris Exposition. Survivors include two sons W Gould Brokaw and Clifford W Brokaw and two daughters Mrs Bramhall Gilbert and Mrs James Martin. The couple are abroad. Gilbert and Bramhall Gilbert reside on Long Island near Little Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Brokaw
London
Carleton Hotel
Brokaw Brothers
Brokaw
Miss Gould
Brokaws
Fifth Avenue
Clifford W. Brokaw
Bramhall Gilbert
James Martin
Long Island
Little Neck
Deaths of Frederick Drew and David Bell in Mount Vernon and New York
Frederick Drew a leading Mount Vernon figure in the Democratic Party died at thirty eight. He served as coroner for years and held roles in the excise commission and fire department. David Bell a prominent Canadian lumberman died at his New York residence aged seventy nine, born in Lochmabyn Scotland. He retired fourteen years ago and left a large family including four daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Drew
Mount Vernon
David Bell
Canada
Sixty-first Street
Mr. Bell
Lochmabyn
Scotland
America
Pembroke
Ontario
New York
Eliza White
Peter White
House of Parliament
Fainted in court Roome faces larceny charge in NYC
Mrs Madalene Roome a real estate broker and insurance agent fainted in Jefferson Market Police Court during examination on larceny charges. She was arrested on a warrant by Nathan D Stern for Henry Williams of 20 East Twelfth Street. The complaint claims she obtained purchasers for James Waughes Oakwood lots and signed receipts as agent for Hughes and Ross. She posted $500 bail and the case resumes Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madalene Roome
Jefferson Market
Deuel
Nathan D. Stern
Henry Williams
East Twelfth Street
Roome
Hughes & Ross
Oakwood
S. IL
James Wughes
Partearn
Herrlich
Twelfth Regiment Holds First Dinner After Cuba Service
The Twelfth Regiment held its first annual dinner last night at the Hotel Manhattan for non-commissioned officers and company commanders from the Third Brigade, Second Division, First Army Corps. Major John S. Adair led 159 men with sergeant majors Rudolph Strass and James F. Dowling. Color Sergeants John McDermott and George F. Murphy carried the Cuba colors as crowds followed the procession from the armory to the hotel. Col. George R. Dyer and staff greeted the diners in an informal reception afterward.
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Manhattan
First Army Corps
Cuba
Peekskill
Forty-second Street
George R. Dyer
Lithia Vichy Health Tonic Ad by Schultz
Elubmen and Bon Vivants are urged to use Lithia Vichy daily, described as manufactured from distilled water and chemically pure ingredients by Carl H Schultz of 440 Ist Av. The notice promotes the tonic as desirable and gratifying for general daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithia-Vichy
Carl H. Schultz
E. & W. Pure White Linen Shirts Advertised
Pure white linen garments from E. and W. highlight a cool shirt for warm weather. The ad emphasizes light, breathable fabrics suited to hot days and comfortable wear.
Drake and True wed in St Albans Vermont
Married announces the ceremonies of June 27 1909 for Alexander W Drake of New York to Edith True daughter of William Dwight True Esquire at St Luke's Church St Albans VT. Also Albert H Funke of Flushing LI and Elizabeth Speck of Crefeld Germany wed at the home of Hugo Funke College Point LI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake—True
St. Luke’s Church
St. Albans
W. Hamilton Benham
Alexander W. Drake
New York
Edith
William Dwight True
Funke—Speck
Hugo Funke
College Point
L. I
Frank Malvin
Albert H. Funke
Flushing
Elizabeth Speck
Crefeld
Germany
Brooklyn
Ahlback
Alfred
Barry
Isabella
Reldo
Tertha
Bedford
Burns
Thomas H
Dennett Place
Brown
Emma R
Putnam
Bernstein
Esther
Cook St
Alexander
Melrose St
Bitters
Helen
Hopkins St
Blumenschein
Wenzel
Manchattan
Eees Tees Noidakes
Bernen
Louisa
Nostrand
COWAL
William
L. Callahan
Ann J
Foot of
Ray
Carlin
Josephine C
Pine St
Crescimanno
Calogero
Troutman St
Hamel
Anna
Jefferson Lesses T Hartman
Otilia
St. Peter’s Hosp
Jones
Brooklyn Hospital
Jackson
A. M
Cumberland St
Krug
Bogart
Kavanagh
Walter
Sackett St
Kowalski
Michael
Ostig Sd
George E
Poplar St
Wahnder
Kate
Ten Evek St
Zeller. Anthony
Hart St. Hink
Loughran
Elizabeth
Freeman
MILL
Dora
Neilssen
Peter
L. Tt
Ororka
O'Reilly
Ann
O'Brien
Thomas
Classon
Palmer
Susie
St. and
Sheepshead Bay Road
Pawling
Francis
St. Mary's
Phelan
Edward
TL. I. Colt
Probst
Martha
Ten Eyck
Pierce
Martha H
Herkimer
Pickens
Susan
Metropotan
Paul
Kingston
Rooney
Catharine
Riston
John
Withers St
Risano
Rosa
Franklin
Sands
Pauline
Atlantic
Shields
Emma
Harrison
Sullivan
Schmidt
Sophie
Smith
Mildred
Strackler. V
Sweet
Sarah J
Lawrence St
Stattderman
Charlotte F
Nicholas
Stegner
W. H
Toye
Died and funeral notices in New York area deaths
Died notices for Elizabeth F. Gould Brokaw and many others list funeral times and locations across New York including Bay Shore, Mamaroneck, and Brooklyn. Details cover relatives, train times, church services, and interment plans with addresses and dates in late June 1900.
Kensico Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad Station Ride
Kensico Cemetery details a private Harlem Railroad station located 43 minutes from Grand Central Depot with an office at 16 East 42nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Howell Belden Wedding in City Church Ceremony
Henry Jarvis Howell of West Hampton Long Island married Miss Jeannette Belden daughter of William Belden in a 3 PM ceremony at the Church of St Mary the Virgin on West Forty sixth Street. Rev Christian officiated. Bride walked down the aisle with her brother-in-law Frank Molloy as escort. best man E Layton De Forest and ushers Max Cobb and James Belden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell—Belden
Henry Jarvis Howell
West Hampton
L. I
Jeannette Belden
William Belden
St. Mary the Virgin
West Forty-sixth Street
Christian
Frank Molloy
Ecru
Mr. Howells
E. Layton de Forest
Max Cobb
James Belden
Rogers and Jeffrey tie at city residence wedding
Howard James Rogers eldest son of Francis Rogers wed Elizabeth Dunbar Jeffrey second daughter of P. G. Jeffrey at the bride parents home on West One Hundred Fifth Street. Best man was Charles Rogers bridesmaid Annie Maude Jeffrey. Reverend J. Wilbur Chapman of Fourth Presbyterian Church officiated. The bride was given away by her father. They will visit the Thousand Islands and other resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Islands
Grossman and Berliner Wed at 160 West 131st Street
Moses H. Grossman and Miss Lillian Viola Berliner wed yesterday at the bride’s parents home 160 West One Hundred and Thirty-first Street. Only relatives and close friends attended. The couple sail for Europe on Tuesday.
New Internal Revenue Appointment Honored by Treasury
Washington June 28. Secretary of the Treasury appoints James C Wheeler Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue on recommendation of Commissioner George W Wilson under last session act. Wheeler has twenty five years in the service and is chosen on merit. He has been based in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Washington
George W. Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
James C. Wheeler
Congress
Wheeler
Internal Revenue Service
Detroit
Mich
Deaths Reported June 28 in Manhattan and the Bronx
A long list of deaths with ages, addresses, and brief notes appears for June 28. Entries span many neighborhoods from Broadway to West 116th Street, detailing exits of individuals and addresses in Manhattan and parts of the Bronx, with ages frequently shown. The roster includes many households as well as hospital and institutional deaths, highlighting a broad cross section of urban residents.
SPECIAL NOTICES FOR PURE WINES AND LIQUORS AD
L. J. CALLANAN advertises PURE WINES AND LIQUORS and invites readers to visit 41 and 43 Vesey Street or request a monthly price list. The notice promotes a local supplier and directs to obtain a copy of pricing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Callanan
Vesey St
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Woolley and Metcalf
Oliver W. Stewart
John G Woolley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Prohibitionists
George W.gere
Kate Johnson
Homer L. Castle
Pittsburg
Castle
MR. Swallow
Methodist’ Church
Philippines
Saul
John the Baptist
Silas C. Swallow
Samuel B. Forbes
Ralph T. Coursey
Delaware
E. E. Carr
Dr. Carr
Dickie
W. M. Klink
Boston and Albany Lease
Will
New York Times
Roberts
Frank
Troller
Boni de Castellane
Nymphenburg
Bavaria
Carlos de Garmendia
Kingdon
George Gould
Catskills
Lewis Rutherford Morris
Clarke House
H. Lee
Parrish
James Parrish
Louis Haight
Monmouth Beach County Coaching Association
Monmouth Beach Club
Pannacci
West End
Elberon
Long Branch
Interlaken
Seabright
Prospect Park
Westchester
Lawrence Waterbury
N. C. Reynal
Rutter
J. Hampden Robb
Henry Barclay
Henry Trevor
Southampton
John Jacob ‘Astor
Ferncliff
Nourmahal
Mrs. Astor
William K. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
New London
Charles Francklyn
Albert Morris Bagby
Almeric Paget
Henry F. Dimmock
Coventry
Conn
Stanford White
Thomas Garner
Edwin D. Morgan
Wheatley Hills
Westbury
E. D. Morgan
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Tennessee
Frederick Gebhard
Narragansett Pier
Beekman de Peyster
East Eighty-first Street
Johnstown
Douglas Robinson, Jr
Overlook Mountain
Orange
N. J
Mary Kingdon
the News OF Newport
New-York Times
Carlton Hotel
Elizabeth F. Gould
Cushing
Bay Shore
William Tileston Cushing
Tileston
Hannah Dwight Cushing
Thirty-fourth Street
Gillender
Arthur Gillender
West 54Th St
Higbee
Christ Church
Pelham
Charles Higbee
Howell
Mamaroneck
Cecilia Anson
Ephraim H. Howell
Martha W. Palmer
St. Thomas's Church
Mamaroneck Station
Grand Central Station
California
Lonargan
Patrick Lonargan
John P
Michael J. Lonargan
Albany St
St. Peter’s Church
Barclay St
Excelsior Council
Calvary Cemetery
Noyes
Samuel Aiken Noyes
First Presbyterian Church
Tremont
Whitfield
Denver
Col
Frank B
James M
Clara S. Whitfield
St. Luke's Church
Clinton Av
Fulton St
Norwich
San Francisco
Worthington
Bronx
June Aley
Martha P
Anderson, Mary
Oliver St
Bluman
Rachel
117Th St
Besch
W. 16Th St
Barry, W
W. 27Th St
Bernstein, S
Bayard St
Bell
David
W. Gist St
Buongiorno
Caroline
Chrystie
Bousky
Leon
Gouverneur
Downing St
Collier
Lila M
Cullen
Mary
Curry, P
Conway
W. 60Th
Camaiore
Maria
Christee
Dunham
Henry R
Durkin
W. J
Duffy, John
Daly
Patrick
Dinapoli
Caterina
Dorting
Arno
Ernst
Finerty
Horatio
Flint
Emma A
Farrell, P. H
Fried, A. M
Feldstein
Tessie
Fitzjohn
Fenn
Gustave P
Joseph
Gerner
Amelia
West Hoboken
Gunthaer
Hayes
Hamerkoff, R
Hansen
Haffey
Sarah
Henning
Anthony
Hartley
Make
Water
Harris
Cannon
Hedges
E. G
Keinton
Kane
Klein, Nicholas
Kaplan
Henry St
Kay
Charlotte
Bleecker St
Ledesma
E. 12Th
P. J
Leahy
Launders
Maraleo
Felicette
Mott St
Marshall
E. 59Th
Mumbach
Morrow
Mulberry
Muller
Henry
Micak
E. Broadway
Moligo
Vincenzo
Morgenstein
Morris
Murphy
Johanna
Morrissey
Pasamanto
Grand St
Quinn
Bila
Reilly
Wille
Riordan
Jerome
Water St
Smead
Charles B
Stratton
Marry
Hoboken
Maltese Sayles
James F
Sutile
Francesco
Moscovitz
Jennie
Suffolk
McCoy
Margaret
Powers
Mary F
Root
George H
Scanlon
Agnes
William T
Shaughnessy
Schwarz
Jettie
Allen St
Spataro
Carmello
Tuite
Kearn
Incurable Hospital
Witte
Sufferns
Eelgvcany Welsh
Monroe Bex
Wright
Daniel
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