Yale Class Day Drenched by Storm Delays and Honors
A severe electrical storm disrupted Yale Class Day activities with a two hour delay. Ivy brought from the White House by President Taft and the Law School alumni banquet featured speeches, prize awards, and a portrait unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Sheffield Scientific School
Leonard Bacon
Peacedale
R. I
Maxwell O. Parry
Indianapolis
Leonard Kennedy
Simsbury
Conn
Selden D. Spencer
St. Louis
Burton Mansfield
New Haven
Dean Kirchway
Law Department
Columbia University
John C. Spooner
IF. H. Wiggin
Antonio WN. de Las Alas
Taal
Philippine Islands
C. Larue Munson
Williamsport
Penn
Butler
E. C. Weyman
Apohaqui
N. B
H. de_ las Alas
G. R. Holahan
Ztr
Brooklyn
N. Y
P. G. Sanchez
Concepcion
College Street Hall
William Henry Howell
Jacques Louis Buttner
Niles Westcott
M. A
Fuchum Yen
Reese
Harry Louis Abramson
Woolsey Hall
Shore
Yale Honors Lowell with Doctor of Laws Degree
The Yale Corporation awarded A Lawrence Lowell the Doctor of Laws for distinguished public service. Yale also elected J F McClelland as Professor of Mining, moved Towmey to the Jesup Chair of Sylviculture, and named Wilbur Tileston Assistant Professor of Medicine. The Alumni Advisory Board re elected Frederick N Judson as Chairman, and debated adopting an Oxford style pass and honor system at Yale, assigning the issue to two committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Yale Corporation
Lowell
Cambridge
J. F. McClelland
Leland Stanford University
Sheffield Scientific School
McClelland
Columbia
Towmey
The
Forest School
Jesup
Sylviculture
Wilbur Tileston
Harvard Medical School
Frederick N. Judson
St. Louis
Yale
Transatlantic Sailings Announced With Noted Passengers
Outward bound KaisER Wilhelm II and Rotterdams listed with numerous passengers including Mr and Mrs renowned figures. Arrivals yesterday on the Minnetonka from London include Sydney Conger C R Biggar and John Hicks among others in the Atlantic Transport line.
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Rotterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Benjamin Altman
Julius Barkhouse
H. Edgar Barnes
William S. Buchanan
William C. Bullit
C. H. Chaffee
Henry Clews
Norman M. Cohen
A. P. Coles
Mme
Alexandrine Corsini
Theodore W. Cramp
W. Gordon Crawford
Oliver P. Dalrymple
John R. McLean
Charles A. Munn
Joseph E. Newburger
Newburger
H. G Pierce
George A. Quimby
Alfred B. Scott
Charles A. Starbuck
Louis Stern
I. M. Altman
F. E. Vogel
William T. Wright
Horace G. Young
Herman Anderson
J. J. A. van Baars
Uracoa
Lewis Bigelow
W. S. Boyle
Charles C. Butterworth
J. Warner Butterworth
Joseph B. Doe
Harry S. Greenbaum
Baron van Hardenbroek
W. H. Kenyon
MacCracken
William Henry Maule
Levi P. Morton
John A. McVickar
George A. Post
G. L. Raymond
Edward Senior
John B. Sherwood
R. V. Waldo
Charles J. Webb
John Fox Weiss
S. Burns Weston
Robert C. Wells
John D. Woodfin
Minnetonka
London
John Perryman
C. R. Biggar
H. E. Pond
Sydney S. Conger
John Hicks
Chile
T. Peyton Giles
Lawrence Jacob
C. C. Martin
Charles Sumner Nash
C. T. Studd
George M. Webb
Children from Thames Street Church to visit Oakland Farm
The Thames Street Methodist Episcopal Church children will travel by trolley to Oakland Farm for their annual outing hosted by Alfred G. Vanderbilt. The event includes luncheon with iced milk and cream strawberries and ice cream and features swings and other outdoor amusements.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Thames Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakland Farm
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Baseball Today Two Games At American League Park
Two games scheduled at American League Park in New York and Washington. One admission price listed. Details incomplete for teams and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Today
2 .M
N. Y
Washington
Newport Flower Show Honors at Newport Horticultural Society
Mrs. Ogden Goelet won two $25 prizes for best table flowering plants and best vase of cut flowers at the Newport Horticultural Society exhibition in Newport Rhode Island. Many society members and prominent Newport citizens received prizes and certificates for diverse floral displays and garden arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Goelet Wing
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Ogden Goelet
Robert Goelet
Newport Horticultural Society
I. Townsend Burden
J. J. Wysong
John Jacob Astor
William Waldorf Astor
R. Livingston
Beeckman
Fanny Foster
Thomas J. Emery
Alice Keteltas
T. C. Richardson
Theodore K. Gibbs
Charles Potter
H. Mortimer Brooks
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Miss Helen Peabody Bride Of Pennington Satterthwaite
The wedding occurred yesterday at 12 30 at the bride's home 15 West Tenth Street with limited guests due to mourning. Rev J Lewis Parks officiated. bride wore white crepe de chine. The couple plan a wedding trip abroad and the bride’s brother gave her away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington Satterthwaite
Franklin Satterthwaite
John Blackwood Satterthwaite
Helen M. Peabody
Arthur J. Peabody
West Tenth Street
J. Lewis Parks
Calvary Church
Miss Peabody
Henry Lewis Morris
Archibald D. Russell
Marion Ettley
Lewis
S. Morris
Emmet
Ethel Satterthwaite
Pennington
Henry Sanford
Alexander Logan Morton
Duane
Edward Walsh Humphreys
Pennington Whitehead
Whitehead
Rush Duer
Iselin
Theodore Price
John Henry Clews
Nathalie Clews
Platt Booth Nuptials At The Plaza With Small Reception
Livingston Platt son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Platt of 242 West Seventy fourth Street wed Miss Agnes Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Booth of Chicago yesterday afternoon at the Plaza. J H Jones of Hav erhill Mass was best man with no ushers. Rev Dr Leighton Parks of St Bartholomews Church officiated. Platt is a grandson of Senator Platt.
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Livingston Platt
Frank H. Platt
West Seventy-fourth Street
Agnes Booth
Vernon Booth
Chicago
P. A. Valentine
New York
Plaza
J. H. Jones
Haverhill
Mass
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Mr. Platt
Senator Platt
Summer travel and visits of New York society figures
Mrs John T Sudeling and Mrs J B M Grosvenor visit Rose Grosvenor at Beacon Hill Newport then return to New York. Reginald C Vanderbilt plans a July 3 dinner dance at Sandy Point Farm near Newport. Yacht set heads to Bristol Me after New London races. Various families announce summer homes from Newport to Loon Lake and Europe with cottage stays, cruises, and travel plans.
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John T. Sudeling
J. B. M. Grosvenor
Rose Grosvenor
Beacon Hill
Newport
New York
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
Joseph E. Fletcher
Providence
New York Yacht Club
Larchmont
Harold McL. Turner
Chappaqua
N. Y
Belle Haven
Process server taken into club in Perrin v Smiths
National Arts Club officials ruled on a case where a member used a process server to serve papers inside the club. Perrin followed the Smiths into an elevator and served Philip Smith, prompting action for conduct unbecoming a member. Justice Blanchard heard a motion to dismiss and reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Raymond S. Perrin
Perrin & Payson, Varnish Manufacturers
Doris Whipple
H. Bridgman Smith
Philip Smith
Smiths
Whipple
Columbia University
Perrin
Mr. Perrin
Gatti Casazza Not Out at Metropolitan Opera
Paris dispatch reports in New York claimed Director Gatti Casazza would not return next season. Here officials say no basis, with Casazza signing reinforcements for the coming season and working with Mr. Dippel.
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NEW York Times
Paris
New York
Gatti- Casazza
Metropolitan Opera
Signor Gatti-Casazza
Dippel
Griswold Signs Three Year Contract With Metropolitan Opera
Putnam Griswold principal baritone bass of Berlin Royal Opera signs a three year contract with the Metropolitan Opera New York starting Autumn 1910. He has two years left on a Berlin contract but is granted leave with Kaiser approval. He is from California. Frances Rose, American soprano with Berlin Royal Opera, also signed with the Metropolitan last Saturday.
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Berlin
Putnam Griswold
Royal Opera of Berlin
Metropolitan Opera of
New York
Griswold
Berlin Opera
America
California
Frances Rose
Animals frighten Roth troupe during thunderstorm at Coney Island
In a Bostock show at Coney Island a thunder storm spooked the tiger and three lions, while two white Siberian wolves Tessie and Guiana escaped their handler Roth. Tessie roamed the stage as Mrs Lippincott and Adam Lippincott fled with Miss Neeley. The audience cheered Tessie until Roth recaptured her.
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Coney Island
Roth
Tessie
Guiana
Guana
Creation
Mrs. Lippincott
Eve
Mr. Lippincott
Adam
Estha Neeley
Gabriel
Lippincotts
Miss Neeley
Garden of Eden
Mikado Decorates Holt At Nippon Club Dinner
Hamilton Holt editor of The Independent was guest of honor at an informal Nippon Club dinner in New York. Dr. Takanime hosted twenty guests including Lindsay Russell and several of Holt's relatives. Consul General Midzuno awarded Holt Japan's Order of the Sacred Treasure Third Class for work promoting U S Japan relations.
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Hamilton Holt
The
Independent
Nippon Club
Lindsay Russell
Dr. Takamine
Messrs
K. Tukin
K. Imanishi
R. Arai
Bowen
Richardson
Smith
Holt
Midzuno
Mikado of
Japan
Mr. Holt
Stage star Beauregard Fink leaves show for home in St Louis
Albert Beauregard Fink and his wife Helen Garrick left William Collier's company in New York after accepting a home in Hortense Place, St. Louis, offered by Charles Fink, a wealthy retired merchant and Beauregard's father. Charles Fink, once a railroad contractor, last worked on the Vandalia Railroad about thirty years ago.
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ST. Louis
Albert Beauregard Fink
William Collier
Helen Collier Garrick
Hortense Place
Charles Fink
Beauregard
Miss Garrick
New York
Vandalia
Beauregard couple to quit stage life after Current Season
Albert Beauregard said he and his wife planned to retire from acting after The Patriot at Garrick Theatre ended its run. They were persuaded to perform The Man from Mexico for William Collier before returning to simpler life. He announced they will give up the stage forever despite a successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Beauregard
William Collier
Garrick Theatre
Mexico
Chilean Officials Inspect Brooklyn Navy Yard Visit
Admiral Perez Zargarcitua of the Chilean Navy and a government commission on a world tour inspected the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday. The group plans to remain in New York for a week to study naval construction.
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Navy Yard
Perez Zargarcitua
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York
Liner Tomaso di Savoia Sets Passenger Record to the Med
The Lloyd Sabaudo Line ship Tomaso di Savoia left from this port to Naples and Genoa with the greatest cabin passenger load yet for an Italian steamship to the Mediterranean. Among those aboard were Dorando Pietri and his brother Alciano, Justice and Mrs. James O Gorman with six daughters and one son, James B. Pratt, Dr. M. J. Synnott, George A. Peton, William Francis Young, Mrs. F. C. Harriman, Marquis Piero Marcone, Miss Miriam Loder, Miss Elizabeth M. Frey, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Thomas, and Miss M. Alice Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomaso di
Ernst von Halle Dead in Berlin at Age 60
Berlin reports the death of Prof. Ernst von Halle a political economist born in 1868 from pleurisy. He gained renown for studies on cotton culture in the South German enterprises in America and economic work in the West Indies and Venezuela. He supported the German Navy and aided naval bills and was favored by the Kaiser.
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Berlin
Ernst von Halle
von Halle
United States
America
West Indies
Venezuela
Pantomime by Molasse presented by Dazie in Boston
In Boston at Keiths Theatre Mlle Dazie staged the Molasse pantomime L Amour de Tld Artist before a large audience The new act drew favorable notices and will reach New York next week
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Boston
Mass
Giuseppe Molasse
Mlle. Dazie
Keith’s
New York
Amusement Notes Highlights Theatre Openings and Casts
The Gentleman from Mississippi opens tonight at the Aerial Gardens atop the New Amsterdam Theatre for a summer run. Thomas Wise and Douglas Fairbanks lead the cast. New production by Prady and Grismer. Open Air Theatre booking in Palisades Park to be handled by William Morris next week. Nina Morris to star in The Florist Shop at the Liberty Theatre next month. Mrs Newton Bennington returns to the stage in Middletown after illness. A new Kangaroo dance debuts in The Follies of 1909 at Jardin de Paris and is well received.
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Mississippi
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
Prady
Grismer
Thomas Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Palisades Park
William Morris Whreby
Nina Morris
Henry W. Savage
Jardin de Paris
Thomas Almond
Obituary notices recall Boston labor leader and several New York figures
Frank K. Foster a Boston labor leader dies at 64 at McLean Hospital after a long illness. Daniel J. Buckley a Brooklyn Manhattan newspaper man dies at 56 Concord Street Brooklyn aged 30. William Simms a produce merchant dies at home in Brooklyn aged unknown. Edwin M. Welch of Hudson River Ice Company dies at Spring Lake New Jersey aged 48. John CausBrook former Bloomfield Montclair Gas and Water superintendent dies at 68 in East Orange. Matthew Gibb head of Gibb Brothers Moran dies at 201 West Eighty-seventh Street. Dr Ruel Stearns Gagd dies in Newark age 65. Richard F. Rosamond a Wall Street letter carrier dies in Bayonne aged 54. David Graham a Fire Headquarters clerk dies after appendicitis. funeral at Presbyterian Hospital chapel with Woodlawn interment.
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Frank K. Foster
Boston
McLean Hospital
Waverley
Mass
Hartford
Conn
American Federation of Labor
Daniel J. Buckley
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Concord Street
Nassau Club
William Simms
Bedford Avenue
Edwin M. Welch
Hudson River Ice Company
Spring Lake
N. J
Morton Street
John Causbrook
Bloomfield and Montclair Gas and Water Company
Bloomfield
North Park Street
East Orange
First Baptist Church
Matthew Gibb
Gibb Brothers & Moran
West Eighty-seventh Street
Gibb
Century Wheelmen
Ruel Stearns Gagd
Newark
New York University
Long Island College Hospital
Richard F. Rosamond
Wall Street
Bayonne
David Graham
Lexington Avenue
Fire
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Charles K. Graham
Seventy-first Regiment
Woodlawn
Boss Durham Dies at Atlantic City Cottage
Israel W. Durham, longtime Philadelphia Republican boss and state senator, died suddenly in convulsions at his Atlantic City cottage. Born 1854 in Philadelphia, he led a powerful organization until the Reform Party crushed it in 1905. His death shakes Philadelphia politics ahead of November elections.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Israel W. Durham
Atlantic City
Philip H. Johnson
Durham
Reform Party
Europe
Maine
California
Tammany Hall
Senator Quay
Senator McNichol
United States
Boies Penrose
McNichol
John “Wesley Durham
Board of
Thomas F. Durham
William Norris
Ensign Albert Durham Norris
United States Navy
John Weaver
James P. McNichol
Mr. Durham
Samuel P. Rotan
Rotan
D. Clarence Gibboney
Gibboney
William Penn
Hirotan
Henry S Crandall, 49er and Republican founder, dies
Henry Sargent Crandall died at Manhattan State Hospital aged ? He was a 1849 California Argonaut who later helped found the Republican Party in Northern New York. He knew notable figures including Lieut Sherman and Generals Arthur Merritt, served as liquidating clerk at the New York Custom House and Acting Deputy Collector at Castle Garden before the Cleveland administration. He survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Henry Sargent Crandall
Manhattan State Hospital
California
Plains
Panama
Saratoga County
N. Y
John Crandall
Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Pacific Slope
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Aaron A. Sargent
William T. Sherman
Pacific Coast
Crandall
Nathaniel Colver
Gerrit Smith
Swift & Company Fresh Beef sales in New York week ending June 26
Swift and Company reported New York City fresh beef sales for the week ending June 26 averaging 8.87 cents per pound. The Adv. notes the figure as representative of market activity in a busy urban market.
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Swift & Company
New York City
Have The Times for Company Subscription Details
The notice advertises a daily Times subscription service. It offers delivery anywhere in the country including mountain or seashore locations, with address changes by mail or phone. Rates: seven issues weekly for 17 cents or one month for 75 cents.
Nixon wins bid for Bijou Theatre. bond set at 100000
In Pittsburgh the court ruled Samuel F. Nixon of Philadelphia has the superior claim to the Bijou Theatre property over Klaw and Erlinger Shuberts Isman and others. Nixon must file a 100000 bond by Wednesday morning to guarantee his 856000 bid, protecting existing contracts for Harry Davis and R M Gunlick. Others may bid higher next session, turning the proceeding toward an auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
John M. Kennedy
Samuel F. Nixon
Philadelphia
Felix
Harry Davis
R. M. Gunlick
Nixon
Marriage and death notices for NYT insertions
Notices indicate marriages and deaths to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for The New York Times insertions. The terse item directs readers to submit notices via a dedicated address for obituary and matrimonial notices.
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New York Times
Bryant
Gradwelles Welcome Daughter June 26
Gradwell couple Mr and Mrs W Ewart Gradwell announce the birth of a daughter on June 26.
Engaged. Emilie Schriener to Jean Baptiste Quertinmont
Miss Emilie Schriener of Buchsweiler Alsace now New York to Jean Baptiste Quertinmont of Jumet Belgium now Point Marion Penn.
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Quertinmont—Schriener
Emilie Schriener
Buchsweiler
Basse Alsace
New York
N. Y
Jean Baptiste Quertinmont
Jumet
Belgium
Point Marion
Penn
Marriages listed from New York and New Jersey notices
The page records multiple marriages with dates in late June 1909 across New York and New Jersey. Notable unions include Helen Murray Peabody to Pennington Satterwaite in New York, and Lena Harden to James M Adams in Sussex NJ, among others such as Lillian E Lewis to Alfred H Bernstein and Agnes E Tomlins to Victor Bucci.
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Adams—Harden
Sussex
N. J
James M. Adams
Lena Harden
Bauermes
Newark
Ethel Esterbrook
William Such, Jr
Ware—Mcgovern
New Brunswan
Lala McGovern
James A. Are
Obituary notices from Saratoga and New Rochelle 1909
A batch of death notices and funeral plans across New York area. Entries include Robert T. Andrews of Saratoga Springs aged 85 with service June 22, East Chester burial. John Crosby Brown of Orange NJ aged 71 with service June 29 at Madison Square Presbyterian Church. Sarah Gardner Cooke and others with stated funeral plans. multiple private services and interments at Green-wich NY Cypress Hills Woodlawn Mount Olivet. requests for no flowers and various addresses for services.
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Cooke
Sarah Gardner
Richard Kissam Cooke
Crandall
Henry S
Greenwich
N. Y
Dwight
Bonrepos
New Rochelle
Emily Nichols
Timothy Dwight
Gage
Newark
N. J
Ruel Sterns Gage
Gould Av
Graham
Presbyterian Hospital
David
Cornelia Hyslop Graham
Memorial Chapel
Madison Av
70Th St
Fire Department
Association of Exempt Firemen
71St Regiment
Woodlawn
Gutmann
Pittsburg
King
Anne Eliza King
Burling Lane
Grand Central Depot
Lexington Av
Kinpland
Daniel Cornelius
Sound
Lane
Kingston
R. I
Elizabeth S. Lane
Adam
Newport
Frederick A. Lane
New York
Island Cemetery
R. I. Lawrence
de Land
Fla
George Anderson Lawrence
Greenwood Cemetery
Manck
Walter K
Maria Manck
Kirchhof
William
Charles J. Manck
East 82d St
West 94Th St
Mie L
John W. Ramsey
Reinhart
Henry
New York City
Robinson
James Alexander
Mary Hemingway
West 96Th Street
Scharfenberg
Brussels
Belgium
Cornelia Schuyler Scharfenberg
William Scharfenberg
Death notices compiled for New York and New Jersey areas
A long list of funeral notices and memorials across New York City and New Jersey, naming deceased individuals, addresses, and scheduled service times on June 27 to 28, including Yonkers, Newark, Jersey City, Bayonne, Orange, Trenton, Hoboken, and more.
In Memoriam Curley 5 eats St. a Church New Ark NJ
In Memorian Curley 5 eats St. a Church New ark N J today 8 A M. DALTON Eliza A mass St. eaene Church Jersey City to-morrow M wee L in memory of died June
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Curley
St. A
Newark
N. J
Dalton
Eliza
St. Eaene Church
Jersey City
Wee L
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White House
Taft
Harvard
Vanderbilt
Miss Helen Peabody
Platt—Booth
Social Notes
James Moffett
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Edgewood Inn
Ann
H. Durant Cheever
West Fifty-ninth Street
Mr. Cheever
Joseph T. Everett
Canada
Walcott
Leslie Barnett
Harrison Clark
Lawrence Park
Saltville
Majestic
Frank Morgan Freeman
West Fiftieth Street
William Woodward
Mount Kisco, N. Y
Austen Grey
J. Rhinelander Dillon
Jennings
Lawrence, L. I
Maurice Parker
Alfred G. Dale
West Fifty-sixth Street
George Washington
William Shippen
Morristown Golf Club
Edward Shippen
Shippen
Bar Harbor
Henry C. Beadleston
East Seventy-second Street
Southampton, L. I
Washington B. Connor
New Smyrna, Fla
Wayne E. Connor
Princeton
Adirondacks
Francis T. Luquer Lane
Narragansett Pier
David M. Morrison
East Forty-ninth Street
York Harbor
Alfred L. Tyler
Anniston
Ala
William D. Sloane
Elm Court
Lenox
William Crittenden Adams
North Country Club
Glen Cove
L. I
National Arts
Club Acquaint
Anceship
Adam and Eve
Mikado
Collier Company
Life
Mediterranean
Mile
Dazie
Sea Breeze
RS. Minturn
Treas
E. 22d St
Association For Improving the Condition
R. Fulton Cutting
Pires
Henry S. Crandall
Republican Party
Have the Times
Times Building
Times Square
Ross
Belfast
Pilade Ale
Lackawanna Real Estate Company Bond Department
Broadway
Satterthwaite—Peabody
West 10Th St
Helen Murray
J. Peabody
Pennington Satterwaite
Bie
Aanstool
Mary A
Franklin Av
Jan Beekman
Caroline
Montefiore
Bird
A. Gegenheimer
John
Gomez
Senecadia G
Gougelmann
Woalter R
West
Greenbaum
Nathan
Leavy
Hugh G
West 106Th St
McLeod
Abbie
Manhattan St
Murphy
Martha
Clinton Av
Bronx
Edward
West 142d St
Reddin
Sastre St
P. Seagrist
Jane F
Webster
Sheridan
Josephine
East 90Th St
Strauss
Sarah
East 87Th St
A. M. Strickburger
Katherine
P. Walker
Johann
G&s
M. Wildforster
Ilugo
Mount Kesco
P. Williams
Beneway
Mary E
Hewes St
Buckley
Daniel J
Concord
Daniels
Charles F
17Th St
Doll
Veronica
Berry St
Donohue
Rotert
Greene "Ay
Fleming
Margaret
Philip
Mahoney
Walaray
57Th St
Matschke
McDonough
Michael J
Centre St
Charles
Cornelians
Schnitzerling
Conrad
Suydam St
Union St
M. Schroeder
Khoshe
Halsey St
Stein
Emma W
Church
Stillwell
George
Avenue A
Thompson
Clara
Titus
Hache
Townsfey
Annie
Park Place
Underhill
Virginia
van Buren St
Vincent
Elenor
Wrynn
Simon J
Prospect Place
New Jersey
Ahearn
Vailshurs
Laurence W
Ferry St
Newon
Allen
Rebecca
Giles
Booth
Carolyn
Tenafly
I. Es .L
Agnes
Bergen St
Une
Lydia T
Murray Hill
Harrison
Kerr
Elizabeth J
McIlravey
Vestion St
Madden
John C
Trenton
Mullins
Ellen
Willow Av
Hoboken
Rosamond
Richard F
I. Sandin
Coles St
Y. Rere
Henry L
Brill St
Staley
Robert H
Feneral
York St
Stout
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
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