Throngs Ready to Sail as Europe-bound Liners Depart
New York saloon bookings fill three major transatlantic liners the Lusitania Adriatic and Bluecher heading to Liverpool Southampton and Hamburg. Notable passengers include Col and Mrs William Jay Mrs Daniel Bacon Bishop Hartzell Judge Elbert H Gary and Mrs Gary along with many other prominent figures. The list spans U S senators judges executives clerics and industrial leaders awaiting summer getaways aboard the sailing ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
United States
Chauncey M. de
William Jay
Daniel Bacon
Joseph C. Hartzell
Episcopal Church
J. Sloat Fassett, Jr
Anne Choate
Calcutta
C. C. Cuyler
F. W. Gunsaulus
Mrs Sherman Improves at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mrs James S Sherman wife of Vice President Sherman was reported in improved condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital tonight. Official details on her illness were not released but it is understood she is suffering from a nervous breakdown. The vice president visited the hospital for several hours this afternoon before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James S. Sherman
Sherman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington
Police Officer Beaten by Terry Reilly Gang
Policeman John Daily of East Fifty-first Street Station was assaulted by four men near Forty-second Street and Second Avenue. He lost his club and revolver, was thrown eighteen steps, and taken to Flower Hospital with a scalp wound. He will be off duty for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Reilly
Forty-second Street
Second Avenue
John Daily
East Fifty-first Street
Flower Hospital
Smack
Daily
First Avenue
McCormack
Newcomb
Social Notes On Summer Abroad and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs Charles A Munn Jr and family have rented Gordon Prince cottage in Manchester Mass on their return from abroad Mrs Munn is Miss Mary Astorul Granville Fortesque returns from wedding trip and stays in Washington Mrs Everett Lincoln Judkins and Miss Phoebe Judkins sail with Kronprinz Wilhelm for Paris to be abroad all summer W Wetmore Cryder visits Boston Miss Mary Bryder goes to Hawthorne Inn East Gloucester Mass Mr and Mrs Paul Roland Dickson sail for Europe July 20 Royal Phelps Carroll to Newport Ledyard Stevens sails Rotterdam for summer abroad Bowen newlyweds with daughter sail tomorrow John J Wysong heads to Newport Greystone for the summer Frem Frederic Courtland Penfield at Oberammergau Don C Seitz of 310 Stuyvesant Avenue Brooklyn leaves Thursday for Seattle then three months in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Munn, Jr
Gordon-Prince Cottage
Manchester
Mass
Munn
Mary Astoraul
Everett Lincoln Judkins
Phoebe Judkins
Paris
Mr. Judkins
W. Wetmore Cryder
Boston
Mary Bryder
Hawthorne Inn
East Gloucester
Paul Roland Dickson
Julia Sands
Europe
Royal Phelps Carroll
Newport
Don C. Seitz
Stuyvesant Avenue
Brooklyn
Seattle
Japan
Harman Brown Fiske Wedding in Zion and St Timothy
Miss Lydia Harman Brown daughter of Mrs William Harman Brown and Henry Metcalf Fiske of Boston married yesterday at the Church of Zion and St Timothy. Rev Henry Lumbeck officiated with Rev Gibson ell. reception followed at the St James Hotel West Forty fifth Street. The bride wore white satin with a point lace veil used by grandmother Mrs Stuart Brown. Best man Edward Q Sylvester of Boston. Ushers included William Emerson I Manser Beard W Harman Brown and F B White of Boston. They will reside in Concord Mass after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia R. Harman Brown
William Harman Brown
Henry Metcalf Fiske
Boston
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
Henry Lumbeck
Gibson Ell
St. James Hotel
West Forty-fifth Street
Brown
Stuart Brown
Davison Brown
Edward Q. Sylvester
William Emerson
I. Manser Beard
W. Harman Brown
F. B. White
Mrs. Fiske
Concord
Mass
Richman and Miss Peritz Wed at Home of Parents
Daniel W. Richman and Ella Peritz were married yesterday at the Peritz home 110 West 11th Street with Rev. Dr. T. S. Moses officiating. The couple will honeymoon at the Thousand Islands and then reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Richman
Ella Pertz
Adolph Peritz
West 11Th Street
T. S. Moses
MacLean McMahon Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs W M MacLean of 59 West Eighty seventh Street announce the engagement of their daughter Miss May MacLean to John a McMahon of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. MacLean
West Eighty-seventh Street
Miss May MacLean
Johna McMahon
Close Call for Fast Train Near Clinton Street Station
A sleeper on the Federal Express train from Boston to the south jumped the track near Clinton Street station in Trenton New Jersey. Passenger Margaret P Jackson of Dorchester Massachusetts was injured but continued her journey as berths shifted during the disruption. The car remained attached to the train but traffic was delayed about 10 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectal
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Federal Express
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clinton Street
Margaret P. Jackson
Dorchester
Mass
New Telescope
Ostrander sues forest chief for 190000 libel
George N. Ostrander of Albany sues James S. Whipple, state forest commissioner, for 190000 in a libel action over a fraud charge. The suit arises after the state sued Ostrander for 200000 for removing timber from state lands. Ostrander says the land in question was once designated No Man's Land and title issues were decided by courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
George N. Ostrander
Albany
Sait
James S. Whipple
State Forest, Fish and Game
Ostrander
Forest, Fish and Game Department
Forest land purchase probe hits Albany department head
Albany reports say Commissioner Whipple expresses that the suit against Ostrander was filed by the department he leads with papers signed in his absence by the Deputy Commissioner. The action targets him as head of the department amid months of Governor’s special Commissioners examining Forest Fish and Game Department affairs and land buys for the forest preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Whipple
Ostrander
Forest, Fish and Game Department
Supreme Court asked to remove Hodgskin from Brooklyn damages board
Justice Marcus in Brooklyn was urged by Corporation Counsel Watson to remove Lawyer T Hodgskin from the commission assessing Joralemon Street property damages due to the Manhattan Brooklyn subway construction. Watson argued Hodgskin’s abroad trip would delay work and cost the city. Gen. George W Wingate opposed the motion. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Marcus
Brooklyn
Corporation
Watson
T. Ellett Hodgskin
Joralemon Street
Brookyn
Manhattan-Brooklyn
Kloduskin
Europe
Revised King James Bible Nears New Edition
Princeton June 28 after ten days the conference of editors for the commemorative tercentenary edition of the English authorized version adjourned. A sub-committee will finalize a new edition correcting obsolete words and misleading translations. The American and English committees supervise under Rev. J Scofield. The edition will be printed by Oxford and Cambridge University Press in May 1911, three centuries after the first printing. A reception for editors was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M Taylor Payne at Drumthwacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Oia
J. Scofield
D. D
Oxford and Cambridge University Press
England
M. Taylor Payne
Drumthwacket
Resignations Strike Second Naval Battalion in Brooklyn
Trouble in the Second Naval Battalion in Brooklyn prompts the resignations of Lieut. Walter R. Griffith and Lieut. Arthur Cohen. Griffith quit after commander Forshew refused to discharge a First Division member Griffith accused of mutiny. Lieut Cynen followed in sympathy with the captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Walter R. Griffith
Arthur Cohen
Griffith
Robert P. Forshew
Lieut
Cynen
American Dancers Promise All American Ballet in Two Years
At the Metropolitan Opera House a class of 24 young dancers, many 16, showcased a future all American ballet. Mme Cavallazzi predicts the Met ballet will soon be composed mainly of American girls as Gatti-Casazza and Dippel express interest in hiring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Cavallazzi
Europe
Dippel
Chicago
Eva Swain
Miss Swain
Paviona
Mme. Cavallizzi
Lionel Mapleson
Last
New York
Frohman Plans Dual Circuits for Musical Comedies
Thomas Reynolds named general stage director of musical comedies for Charles Frohman as he moves to two distinct circuits. Chicago will host the Western circuit and New York the Eastern, with the Eastern reaching Illinois and the Western to the Pacific Coast. The Our Miss Gibbs company opens at Knickerbocker Theatre August 29 with Pauline Chase later. Six musical companies are planned at start with at least 12 performers each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reynolds
Charles Frohman
Pacific Coast
Reynolds
Miss Gibbs
Knickerbocker Theatre
Pauline Chase
Amusement Notes Highlight Summer Vaudeville Plans
The program at Arverne and Seaside Station features North and the Lambs Quartet and performances by Julia Marione and Blanche Waich. Myrtle Meadow, Walter Jordan, and the Shuberts are involved in upcoming seasons, with tours in Europe and New York anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North and the
Lambs
Arverne
L. AL
Hebrew Infant Asylum
Ierican Music Hall
Seaside Station
Ty Head
Morris
Father Campbell Honored as Editor of America
By direction from Rome Father Thomas J. Campbell takes charge as supervisor of the Jesuit House at 32 Washington Square West and editor in chief of America the National Catholic weekly. A native of the city he is a Jesuit writer preacher and educator with past roles as president of St Johns Fordham and St Francis Xavier and provincial of the New York Maryland division. He has spent years researching the pioneer Jesuit missions of North America and recently returned from Canada to assume the America editorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Thomas J. Campbell
House of the Jesuits
Washington Square West
America
National Catholic Weekly Review
St. Francis Xaviers College
Father Campbell
Europe
United States
St. John's
Fordham
St. Francis Xavier
New York-Maryland
The
Messenger
Canada
Gouldthrite Believed Dead After Ottawa Bureau Chief's Disappearance
F S Gouldthrite chief of the Canadian Printing Bureau purchasing dept in Ottawa is believed to have died by his own hand. He vanished from the steamship Eastern States bound for Detroit after a bloodstained shirt and a note in his hat pointed to suicide. Police had sought him for about a week over irregularities in the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Gouldthrite
Canadian Printing Bureau
Ottawa
Detroit River
Buffalo
Abhaleene Gouldthrite
Rock Cliffe Park
Abaleene Gouldthrite
Polce
De Hirsch School Closes After Twenty Years of Service
The Baron De Hirsch School, serving immigrant children for twenty years, issued diplomas to its last class of forty five as trustees end funding since public schools now perform the same work. Isidor Straus presided, urging graduates to elevate their race and contribute to American liberty. About 600 pupils will transfer to public schools next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Hirsch
New York
America
Isidor Straus
S. Sabowitch
de Hirsch Fund
Julia Richmond
Jenny Fleischman
Educational Alliance
Straus
Educational Alliance of New York
Kenry Fleischman
Alliance
Publi
Stern Brothers Plan A Sixth Avenue Relief Cut Between Sixth and Seventh
Louis Stern proposes a new avenue between Sixth and Seventh Avenues to relieve Fifth Avenue congestion by moving Sixth Avenue elevated tracks. He argues the plan would make Sixth Avenue a pleasant driveway and divert traffic from Fifth to Sixth, with city purchase of a fifty foot strip from Third Street to Fifty third Street. Mayor Gaynor will study the suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Gaynor
Louis Stern
Stern Brothers
Stern
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Third Street
Fifty-third Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Germany
Berlin
Broker and Coachman Fight Over a Dog in Oyster Bay
In Oyster Bay New York June 28 a broker L F Hepburn and his coachman Daniel Young fought over a Christmas dog gift. Hepburn allegedly struck first but Young proved the stronger fighter and onlookers intervened. Deputy Sheriff Dan Smith released Young and Hepburn remained in Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York
L. F. Hepburn
West Shore Drive
Daniel Young
Hepburn
South Street
Young
J. Hepburn
Dan Smith
City Brevettes: Lacey awarded in breach of promise case
A Supreme Court jury before Justice Gerard awarded Sarah Lacey 15090 for breach of promise to marry Joseph Moritz. Moritz did not defend. New York trade unionists at Arlington Hall pledged to vote for Gov candidate Sulzer. A. M. Schultz of Civil Service Employes Retirement Assn resigns at age 70. James Sherlock Davis to succeed. Brooklynn lumber company praises Fire Dept for extinguishing a bed fire at its lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gerard
Sarah Lacey
Mark
New York
Arlington Hall
William Sulzer
A. M. Schultz
Branch No. 2
Civil Service Employes’ Retirement Association
James Sherlock Davis
the Cross, Austin & Ireland Lumber Company
Brooklyn
Waldo
Fire Department
Senator McEnery Dies in New Orleans at 73
United States Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery died at his New Orleans home after an illness that followed an attack of indigestion. He was 73, had served as Louisiana governor and senator, and was the sole Democratic senator to vote for the Payne Aldrich Tariff bill. Governor Sanders expected to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Senator McEnery
Washington
Elizabeth Phillips
Monroe
Warren B. Park
Charles P. MecEnery
Douglas W. McEnery
Washington, D. C
Sanders
Henry McEnery
Limerick
Ireland
America
Taylor Register
Land Office
Samuel
Naval Academy
Annapolis
University of Virginia
National Law School
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Nottoway County
Wiltz
Gov. Wiltz
F. TV. Nicholls
Mce- Enery
Supreme Court
Justice McEnery
Foster
United States Senate
Marriage and death notices for New York Times insertion
Notices intended for the New York Times may be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The message requests timely submission of marriages and deaths for newspaper insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Kinney Birth Notice in Danbury June 21
Danbury Connecticut on June 21 welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kinsey.
Engagements Aboard Two Families Announce
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. MacLean of 5 West Sith St announce the engagement of their daughter May to Mr John McMahon. Mrs William H Poggenburg announces the engagement of her daughter Susie to Mr August Breeckicht Jr of Goettingen Germany.
Death of Senator McEnery Shifts Washington Spotlight
Special to The New York Times reports the death of Senator McEnery a former Confederate soldier who often sided with Republicans on key issues. His stance highlighted debates over a one party South and his efforts on Philippines sovereignty and tariff protection shaped early 20th century policy. Leaders from both parties prepare funeral attendance with a list of Senators and Representatives named for the services in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Senator McEnery
McEnery
South
Louisiana
Senate
United States
Philippines
McEinery
Sherman
New Orleans
Messrs
Iester
Dolliver
Batley
Gamble
Clay
Bradley
Johnston
Chamberlain
Cannon
House of Representatives
Messrs. Hroussard
Watkins
Ransdell
Wickliffe
Bishop W N McVickar dies after long illness
Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island William Neilson McVickar died at his Beverly Cove home after a lingering illness. Born in 1843, he led Rhode Island as bishop since 1903 after serving as rector in Harlem and Philadelphia and as bishop coadjutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
William Neilson McVickar
Rhode Island
Sumter
Beverly Cove
Bishop McVickar
John A. McVickar
Columbia College
General Theological Seminary
Holy Trinity
Harlem
Philadelphia
Clarke
Armstrong dies at 68 in Belle Haven after illness
Charles Philip Armstrong a longtime West India sugar importer with L. W. and P. Armstrong died at his Belle Haven Connecticut home from arterial sclerosis aged 68. Born in New Haven he was son of Lorenzo and Charlotte Alling Armstrong. He married Sarah A. Searles. Former vice president of Bowling Green Trust Company and Produce Exchange member. Director of Fajardo Sugar Co Standard Milling East River Savings Kings County Refrigerating New Amsterdam Casualty. He leaves a widow and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Philip Armstrong
Fajardo Sugar Company
Standard Milling Company
East River Savings Institution
Kings County Refrigerating Company
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
June Weddings Across States Highlight Many Nuptials
A series of seventeen plus marriages reported from New Jersey Connecticut Long Island and New York list couples including Rosalie Hart and Michael H Cardozo Jr Hannah Menken and Fred Congleton Lydia Raymond and Henry Metcalf Fiske Anna Rathjen and Charles Aver Dr Louis B Chapman Zulette Mann and Dr Louis B Chapman and many others. The notices name brides and grooms with hometowns or church venues and birthplaces and provide marriage dates between June 2 and June 28 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery—Rathijen
Anna Rathjen
Charles F. Aver Chapman
Mann
Zulette Mann
Louis B. Chapman
Ferreyros—Rubio
Juana Rubio
Carlos Ernesto Ferreyros
O'Connell
Murphy
Mary Murrhy
Edward O'Connell
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across New York Area
A long list of death notices and funeral arrangements from June 1910 includes multiple New York City residents. Entries name individuals such as Charles Philip Armstrong of Greenwich and Jenny M Brown with services in Caldwell and Brooklyn, plus numerous others with addresses in Manhattan and surrounding towns. Interments are indicated at Woodlawn and other local cemeteries, with special trains and specific service times noted where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom
Angeline Blossom
New Germantown
X. J
Brown
Jenny M
James L Brown
Charles
Stroud
Mountain
Caldwell
N.J
Barclay Street
Lackawanna
Green
Caroline
Dougherty
Margaret Ann Neville
Thomas L. Dougherty
Waterbury
Conn
West Toth St
William G
Mary A. Leary
West 127Th St
Leech
Paris
Mary S. Leech
Willam F. Leech
Philadelphia
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Grand Central Station
M. McVickar
Prides Crossing
Mass
William Neilson McVickar
Rhode Island
Olmstead
Matilda A
George S. Olmstead
Woodlawn
Sanderson
Cedarhurst
L. I
Emma M
Joseph M. Sanderson
Stillwell
Louise B
West 23d St
New York City
Obituary notices from June funerals across cities
Long list of death notices and funeral times for residents and out of town visitors including Frank A Lechner John McCormick Patrick McDermott and many others with addresses in Brooklyn New Haven Hartford Jersey City Newark Paterson Trenton and surrounding areas. Entries include ages and service times with some private burials and future arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
North 6Th St
Sedelmeyer
Jacob
Weihfield
AIPLE
Max
Hoboken
Barber
Charles E
Morrisville
Birdsall
Sarah x. Trenton
Bonnell L
Floyd
Orange
Hannah
Garfield
James
Elizabeth
Casey
Patrick T
Monroe
Jonas
Seca Girt
Paterson
DAV Me Ee L
West New Tore
Desmon D
Ellenore M
Bloomfield
Viola
Caldwell
Deblanc
James A
Singac
Dieterle
Charles G
Ann St
Donnelly
Daniel
Trenton
Rammond
John
Newark
Farrell
Frederick H
Fields
Bernie
Flynn
Annie V
S A. M. Fox
Bernard J
Rahway
Grover
John R
Guilbert
James H
Nesbit St
Jersey City
Bertha
Hawkins
Benjamin B
Heichemer
Alice M
Housel
New Brunswick
Hinkelmann
Jenry
Summer Ave
Hughes
Harrison
Killinghausen
Laverack
Mamie T
Puneral
Lee
Mary A
Hartford St
Looney
Lpaniel
Provost St
McCabe
Charles A
van Buren St
McCall.l
Robert
McNamara
Hrndeet
Mall
Miller
Oped Sc
Rogers
Agta
E. Veritzan
Richard
South 6Th St
New York
Weinecke
Caroline B
Webster Av
Wetzel
Alvert
Wolf
Stepner
Barclay St
Youns
Clendenny
New York State
Backus
Wilian H
Poughkeepsie
Billings
Saran
Erists
Vonkerg
Th. Doersch
Philip
Nyack
Hayes
Mavecaret
Viland St. Newburg
Fumral Today
Obituary notes multiple prominent figures across states
Obituaries list deaths of Lucius W. Hoyt dean and bar leader in Denver, Dan Hoegg Jr oldest canned goods dealer in Portland, Samuel Crozer 85 in Upland, Samuel E. Davis 54 in Brooklyn, James Tompkins 78 in Brooklyn, John W. Wallace 59 in Brooklyn, Theodore Carl Friedleben 61 in Weehawken, Gen. Robert Chamberlain in Worcester, Dr Henry Harris Aubre y Beach 67 in Boston, John McCormick with Farragut at Port Hudson, William G. Greer county process servers chief in New York City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius W. Hoyt
Colorado Bar Association
University of Denver
Denver
Daniel W. Hoegg, Jr
United States
Portland
Samuel A. Crozer
Upland
Penn
Crozer Theological Seminary
Samuel E. Davis
Brooklyn
National Biscuit Company
Sixteenth Street
James Tompkins
Jersey Paper Company
Fort Greene Place
John W. Wallace
Arbuckle
Sixth Avenue
Theodore Carl Friedleben
R. & H. Simon Silk Mills
Union Hill
N. J
Palisade Avenue
Weehawken
Robert H. Chamberlain
Worcester
Mass
Henry Harris Aulrey Beach
Poston
John McCormick
Admiral Farragut
Port Hudson
Halsey Street
William G. Greer
Eee Snes
York County
Wess
Fourth
In Memoriam Haggerty Fannie E
Mass said in gratitude for the late Fannie E Haggerty of Good Counsel Brooklyn with heartfelt remembrance from mourners and friends at her parish church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty
Fannie E
Mass Churehode of
Good Counsel
Brooklyn, Ey
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Valentine C. Bartlett
B. M. Baruch
J. H. Billington
Joseph A. Blake
W. A. Brady
T. M. Pray
J. T. Burden, Jr
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A. B. Carrington
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I. J. Chisholm
E. T. Colton
G. Frank Davenport
J. O. Davidson, Jr
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Frederick R. Sears
W. J. Sinclair
Henry D. Sturtevant
J. A. Urquhart
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F. O. Whitney
J. B. Woodruff
Horace
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Charles F. Aldrich
Miriam Aldrich
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Henry Clinton Backus
Meredith Howland, Jr
Annie B. Jennings
Walter Jordan
W. H. Bennett
Louis F. Bishop
D. A. Blodgett
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John Borland
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G. N. Flottome
Charles Bradley
George Coit
Grafton Cushing
W. K. Rond Emerson
Charlies D. Pisher
C. 4. Gould
William A. Greer
W. A. Hall
Ellen Hoar
Percy Kent
Charles S. Stanley
James C. Knox
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R. C. Tenny
Edward B. Townsend
O. de &. Vanderbilt
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Daniel Williard
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
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S. N. Watson
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Mary L. Allen
George W. Blossom
Edward S. Bacon
J. E. Harris
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Charles E. Jacques
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Charles Keene
N. Knight
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A. C. Moses
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
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London
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Holt
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Frieda Barthelme
Daniel Tremey
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Louis Williams
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Leroy Fuller
Adrian.joseph
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Hull
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Clinton Av
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Woodhaven
Condon
Jennie M
Jamaica
Schaefer
Frank
Youngs
Lucy J
East Moriches
MI. Ler
A. K
Peekskill
Scudon
Louis C
Story
Edward E
Aseroers
J. V
Kingswa
Jcne & Ared
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Nank
Campbell
Chapela Ambulance Service
Chelsea
Roland D. Jones
Crouch
Waunce
Gerald A
W. Cor
Broadway
Cortlandt
Sixth Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!