Old Folks Dinner Brings Temperance Hotel Night Crowd
At the Bonta Narragansett in New York City a Sunday dinner with organ music hymns and solos drew over double last week’s crowd. The event promotes homelike quiet away from cabarets with no alcohol served and features speakers and family style songs.
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Picnic of The Times Social Club Trip to Bear Mountain
The New York Times Social Club held its first outing to Bear Mountain aboard the steamer Highlander in poor weather. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon at Highland Lake pavilion then staged foot races for men and women, with a close finish in the men’s race and a sprint battle on the homeward trip as the Highlander defeated the Trojan steamer.
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Highland Lake
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Trojan
Rainey Sets Out On Global Two Year Hunt
Paul J. Rainey, famed African wildlife hunter with a moving picture camera, sails aboard the Imperator for two years of filming across Africa India and other regions. He will seek insects and snakes while his prior expedition images are shown at the Casino Theatre for Newsboys Home. A newsboys delegation saw him off and presented a hunting knife and sheath.
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Paul J. Rainey
Africa
Imperator
England
India
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Casino Theatre
Riker Groesbeck Wedding Readies in Cincinnati
Daniel S. Riker son of Mrs. Daniel S. Riker of New York and Miss Mary Groesbeck daughter of Mr and Mrs Telfer Groesbeck of Cincinnati will wed today at the bride’s parents home. Best man is Emmet Harris with ushers Theodore Crane Cleveland Cobb C Frederick Frothingham Jr H Gallatin Pell Clarence Crimmins all Harvard men except Crane and William Groesbeck. Riker a 1911 Harvard graduate is related to Herbert L. Riker and Mrs Samuel T Gilford and Miss Mary Riker.
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Daniel S. Riker
Madison Avenue
New York
Mary Groesbeck
Telfer Groesbeck
Fast Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Robert Ludlow Fowler
Fowler
Cumisky Mullen Wedding Plans At Holy Trinity Church
Miss Kathryn Eugenia Cumisky daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Cumisky 240 West 104th Street will wed William Stanley Mullen on Wednesday at 11 in the Church of the Holy Trinity Eighty second Street and Broadway. Maids of honor Katharine FitzGerald bridesmaids Lucille Fitch Irene Matthews Elizabeth Haines Martha Reed Best man Robert Farley ushers Paul Coletti Harold De Vie Gordon Mullen. Wedding breakfast at Foccana. honeymoon in the Berkshires.
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Robert Farley
Paul Coletti
Harold de Vie
Gordon Mullen
Foccana
Mullen
Berkshires
Flannery Weds Somerville in New York Ceremony
William Cyril Flannery of Washington D C married Mrs Mary Winston Somerville at 520 West End Avenue on a Saturday. Rev Merle St Croix Wright performed the ceremony. Miss Vera Curtis Mrs Waterhouse and Willis Alling led the musical program. Guests included Mrs Lindsay Gordon Markham Flannery John R B Pinder and Mr and Mrs A B Jekyll.
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William Cyril Flannery
Washington, D. C
Mary Winston Somerville
West End Avenue
Merle St. Croix Wright
Vera Curtis
Waterhouse
Willis Alling
Lindsay Gordon
Louisa
Markham Flannery
John RB. Pinder
Richmond
A. B. Jekyll
Brazil
Anniversary services end for Rev. Dr. Bernard J. Reilly
The Church of the Nativity on Second Avenue hosted a 25th priesthood anniversary for Rev. Dr. Bernard J. Reilly. A morning mass featured celebrant Rev. William J. lafter and sermon by Rev. William S&S. Creeden. A procession from La Salle Academy included Knights of Columbus Color Guard led by Capt. Costigan, 200 children, parish groups, altar boys, and La Salle Brothers. A $1,650 gold purse was given at a Broadway Central Hotel dinner attended by over 1,000 in honor of Father Reilly.
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Bahama Islands
Nassau
Charles A. McElroy
Bahamas
San Salvador
Columbus
New York
Church of Nativity
Idk
Broadway Central Hotel
Dinners and Dance at Ardsley Club
At Ardsley Club in Ardsley on Hudson on June 28 many guests attended dinners and a large dance. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Thomas Spraker Fuller with guests Jr and Mrs Anson Robinson and several Fuller family members among a crowd that also featured Col and Mrs F Q Brown and Dr and Mrs W F Lambert along with numerous other local families and notables.
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Ardsley Club
Thomas Spraker Fuller
Anson F. Robinson
W. W. Fuller
Fuller
Col
F. Q. Brown
Walston H. Brown
Eva Ingersoll Brown
Ww. F. Haskel
C. W.lyman
B. W. B. Brown
C. D. Fraser
Eri. K. Baird, and
S. R. Kenny
Theatrical Notes on Fisher Follies and New Productions
John C. Fisher plans August production of What Happened at 22 with Frank Kembie Cooper Estar Hanks and Charles Abbe. Eugene H. Sanger to direct rehearsals. Follies night at Ziegfeld Danse des Follies next Saturday with prizes and many past performers. William Elliott to guest at Lubin Studios Philadelphia for Fortune Hunter role. Victor Herbert to compose a new operatic piece for Arthur Hartenstein with Edith Thayer as star. Anita Simonet appearing in The Honey Girls at the Palace Theatre. claims Villa connection.
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John C. Fisher
New ‘Pinay Oy
Paul Wilstach
Frank Kembie Cooper
Estar Hanks
Charles Abbe
Mr. Fisher
Eugene H. Sanger
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Aerial Gardens
New Amsterdam Theatre
Lubin
Philadelphia
William Elliott
Movie Corporation
Winehell Smith
Mr. Emiliett
Fat Duncan
Fortume
Victor
Terbert
Arthur Hat Rstein
Edith Thayer
Otto Hauerback
Anita Simonet
Gen. Villa
Palace Theatre
Chinese Tea House for Mrs Belmont Opens with Oriental Theming
Marble House Rhode Island hosts a Chinese tea house opening gifted by Mrs Oliver H. Belmont. Duchess of Marlborough attends ceremony on cliffs overlooking the ocean. Interior features Ming style painting, lacquer work tested for climate, and a dominant Chinese yellow with violet blue palette. Langdon Valentine assisted as chemist with Will iam Andrew Mackay overseeing decoration and tests of coker. Twelve panels display Chinese hieroglyphics and copied scenes.
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Oliver HW. P. Belmont
Marble House
Newport
R. I
Duchess of Marlborough
William Andrew Mackay
Mackay
Langdon Valentine
Zionist Congress Opens in Rochester for 17th Annual Federation
The seven teenth annual convention of the Federation of American Zionists opened in Rochester with Louis Lipsky presiding. Max Lowenthal welcomed delegates as 900 Jewish schoolchildren sang hymns. A message from Zionist leaders urged larger membership to 80 000 and an 80 000 central fund contribution. Letters from Prof. Gottheil and Mr Wolffsohn were read. Committees and nominees were named and budgets discussed. The convention approved plans for a Yiddish daily and an English weekly, plus expansion of Zionist societies and funds for federation work.
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Rochester
Federation of American Zionists
Louis Lipsky
New York
Max Lowenthal
Schmarya Levin
Berlin
Richard Gottheil
Columbia University
David Wolffsohn
Hamburg
Charles Cowan
Jim Hi
Kulien Madison
Wis
Tenrietta Stold
Benjamin Pearlstein
Jacob DeHase
Heston Hyman R Secal
Dedda Fool
Davi Simons
Detroit
S. D. Solomon
Syracuse
Tulius Meyer
Boston
Saul Carson
J. Kahanowitz
Greensburg
Penn
Libbie Klonick
Denver
Sarah Kussy
Newark
N. Jo
Louis Cadison
Pittsburgh
Morris Kramer
Maurice Tl.avner
Alice Seligabers
Meyer Waxman
Alpher
Washington
Israel Kurland
Baltimore
Budget F. W. Levin Epstein
Loys Robinson
Meyer Groodfriend
Max Shulman
Chicago
I. L. Sheinman
Jacob Sacks
Norfolk
A. Styles
Young
Peters Disputes Moon Over Railway Mail Pay
Ralph Peters of the Committee on Railway Mail Pay attacks Moon’s post office bill as unfair to railroads alleging underpayment for years. He cites joint committee findings and argues mail rates should be reviewed annually rather than after four years. He says railroads seek fair treatment and support Joint Committee conclusions.
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Moon
Post Office Committee
House of Representatives
Joint Congressional Committee
Congress
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Wes
Chairmany Moon
Meeting on Irish Volunteer support in New York
A meeting to consider supporting the Irish National Volunteer movement will be held Friday evening at 8 under the New York Municipal Council of the United Irish League of America in the Summit Arcade, Fifty-ninth Street and Madison Avenue. Attendees will also discuss plans for a reception for Irish leader John H. Redman during his New York visit.
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New York
United Irish League of America
Ummet Arcade
Fifty-ninth Street
Madison Avenue
John HK. Redman
New Hebrew Free School Dedicated in East New York
The Glory of Israael Hebrew Free School on Blake and Pensylvania Avenues in East New York was dedicated yesterday with elaborate exercises. The commodious structure featured opening remarks by Rev. Dr. A Kaplan, with addresses by Nathan Straus Secretary of State Mitchell Kiay and Alexander S Rosenthal and an elaborate musical programme.
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Israael Hebrew Free School
Blake and
Pensylvania Avenues
East New York
A Kaplan
Nathan Straus
Mitchell Kiay
Alexander S&s. Rosenthal
Suffrage Debate Brought To White House Visit
Mrs Arthur M Dodge of New York, head of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, delivers a statement to President Wilson denying that the General Federation of Women's Clubs endorsement of suffrage was unanimous. She accuses the vote of being steam rolled and cites opposition within the federation and among clubwomen. The letter attacks misstatements about 1,000,000 clubwomen and notes strong Southern opposition.
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Washington
Wilson
Arthur M. Dodge
New York
National Association
White House
Women's Clubs
Chicago
Dodge
Federation
Pennbacker
Illinois
South
Hal Yard for Elephants at Washington Zoo
Washington Zoological Park uses a spacious yard and wooden pen for three elephants, including a fifty year old specimen, with no history of vicious behavior. A large yard and a deep pool offer summer exercise and harmony among the elephants, contrary to New York’s Gunda fears.
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New York Times
Washington
Washington Zoological Park
New York
Gunda
Frank Baker
Barnum & Bailey's
Park
Washinton
Dr. Baker
Zoo
Cheng
Northfield meetings close with large student conference
The twenty ninth annual Student Conference of colleges and preparatory schools of the Eastern States and Canada closes at Northfield Massachusetts after a June one start with 775 delegates from over ninety institutions. More than 120 attendees from Japan India China Brazil Cuba Mexico Nicaragua Porto Rico Salvador and Venezuela attend as students in twenty American universities. The event starts a week of related gatherings including the Young Women’s Conference and several summer schools for missionary and Sunday School workers concluding with a General Conference of Christian workers.
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Mass
theKastern States
Canada
Robert. BE. Speer
Japan
India
China
Brazil
Cuba
Mexico
Nicaragua
Porto Rico
Salvador
Venezuela
Northfield
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Iome Mission
Christian Workers
May Tie Up Building Material Firms Strikes Loom
After a conference with Frank OBrien, John G. McGee warned that if Meade Transfer, Howe Transfer and Thomas McLarnon do not accept arbitration by 11 A.M. today, a general sympathetic strike by building material teamsters and structural iron workers will halt thousands of jobs. The Meade firm cites poor trade conditions and claims it honored union wages, while criticizing arbitration after the strike began.
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Frank O'Brien
United Building Material Teamsters’ Union
John G. McGee
New York and
New _ Jersey
Equitable Dyistrading
Meada Transfer Company
Thieves Lock Kin In Factory For Night Robbery
Joseph Wanarck and three friends at 24 Orchard Street were held at gunpoint by four masked men who searched them then escaped with valuables. The robbers fled to a waiting black car sighted by neighbors. police found no suspects.
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Joseph Wanarck
Orchard Street
Kanarek
Thes
David Sherman
Jacob Clark
Ant
Bernard Liebow
Kanarck
Hester Street
Copyright suit tests limit of likeness in nude photos
Edward Gross sues Solomon Seligman and partners over a model's two photographs The Grace of Youth and Cherry Ripe claiming infringement when the same model posed with a cherry stem and a bewitching smile Judge Lacombe finds substantial similarities in pose light and shade while noting slight differences The case hinges on whether a new image can copy a prior protected artwork and the injunction remains in force pending trial
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United States District Court
Edward Gross
SOB Broadway
Solomon Seligman
Seligman Frame Company
van Dyke Gravure Company
Julian W. Rochlitz
Rochlitz
Gress
Seligman Concern
Jiand
District Court
Mr. Gross
Seligmans
United States
Henkel
Defendarts
Charles Goldzier
House, Grossman & Verhaus
Seligman
United States Court of Appeals
Lancomte
Acombgo
Archibald Cox
Broadway
Gross
Copyright Act
West Virginia Enacts Statewide Prohibition
Prohibition becomes effective Tuesday at midnight closing 1,200 saloons statewide. West Virginia joins Georgia Kansas Maine Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Tennessee in the prohibition bloc. The law, backed by a strong 2 to 1 vote, appoints a Commissioner of Prohibition to enforce the mandate starting July 1.
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Charleston
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West Virginia
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Mississippii
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklhota
Tennessee
Prohibition
Prisoners chained to steam roller in New Jersey heat
Special to the New York Times. Milton New Jersey June 25. County Road Supervisor Seymour Pullis forced prisoners who refused to work to walk behind a steam roller in the sun. The obstinate inmates were chained to the machine and made to keep moving for hours. Some begged to return to their old tasks, while others refused to yield.
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New York Times
Milton
N.J
Seymour Pullis
Greece’s Answer Coming on Balkan Atrocities Book
Representatives of the University of Athens said the university would circulate a book manuscript accusing Bulgarian atrocities in the Balkan wars to colleges, universities, magazines, and newspapers in the United States. The Carnegie Peace Foundation Commission report on Crimea and Balkan conduct is expected to be issued soon, with portions already drawn, drawing Greek approval and US objections for some statements. Greek officials stress the document rests on testimony from war correspondents who spoke impartially.
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New York Times
Washington
University of Athens
Carnegie Peace Foundation Commission
Clearnifes
Vonsus
Delos P. Phelps Dies in Chicago After Long Public Career
Delos P. Phelps, noted lawyer, railroad builder, and Democratic leader, died suddenly at his Chicago residence. Born November 1867 near Monmouth, he chaired the Democratic State Central Committee when Gen. John Walmer was U S Senator and Grover Cleveland won the state. He later served as Assistant United States Treasurer in Chicago. Phelps contributed to railroad development between Peoria and Keithsburg, held executive roles with the Iowa Central Railway, and led the Weir Plow Company before returning to law practice. He married Sarah Jeanette Tucker of Monmouth.
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Monmouth
Phelps
Democratic State Central
John Valmer
United States
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Monmouth College
Democratic State Central Committee
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Franklin H Head Dies A Chicago Banker and Leader
Franklin Harvey Head a Chicago manufacturer banker and civic leader died at his Chicago home from old age aged 84 born in Paris New York son of Harvey and Coliste Simmons Head. He graduated Hamilton College 1856 and held many posts including president Bush Temple Conservatory director of Toledo Western Railroad trustee Newberry Library and twice president Union League Club. He married Catherine Durkee in 1960 and leaves three daughters.
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Etda County
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Kenosha
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Widow of Gen Newton Dies in New York Home
Mrs Anna Morfan Starr Newton widow of Major General John Newton U S A dies at 1 West Eighty Fifth Street aged SA years She is a descendant of John Alden and survived by daughter Miss Mary Newton and four sons John T Thomas Victor and Virginius Newton plus other relatives
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Brooklyn
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Woodhaven
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West Sith St
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T. Mary's Church
Lawrence St
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Thompson and Evans Die in Sudden Deaths In Pittsburgh and New York
Silas La Vater Thompson aged unknown died at home on West 12th Street after a career in advertising. He was born in Michigan and grew up in Zaiesville before moving to New York. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs. K. G. Martin of 414 West 12th Street. Christopher A. Evans aged unknown, a noted Pittsburgh newspaper man, collapsed and died at his home in Pittsburgh after being born in Portage du Fort.
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Weat 12Th Street
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Obituary notices from The New York Times telegraph desk
The item lists multiple death notices including JOSEPH BEIS aged 67 of Brooklyn. WILLIAM J. BERNEARDT aged 41 of Brooklyn. JOSEPIINE HUNT LISKE widow of William A Lister of Brooklyn. ANTHONY ASTARITAS aged 62 of Brooklyn. MARY JOSEPHINE REILLY aged 48 of Brooklyn. LEWIS ALKENSHAW aged 81 of Philadelphia. It notes their occupations and last residences and mentions the Times telegraph editor role and possible submission method by telephone.
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Union Street
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Manhattan
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St. Mark's Avenue
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William A. Lister
Quincy Street
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Births for Cohen Meyer Tachnee and others in Bronx and Manhattan
A series of birth notices from New York area homes detail newborn daughters and sons. Names include Cohen, Meyer, Tachnee, Bodlwek, Schoenfeld, and Thon with addresses on West 176th Street, West 46th Street, and Kelly Street in the Bronx. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Meyer, Pactner, Bodlwek, Schoenfeld, and Thon.
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Engagements announced in Cambridge trusts and matches
Mrs. Thenfore M. Os borne of Gambridge announces engagements and marriages among residents and families including Elizabeth Hunt of New York to Edward Ayre Hunt and several other listed unions such as Florence Sternan to Harry Ebcher and Rose Amsel to Jacob Prokelstein, reflecting a community roster of forthcoming nuptials.
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Areithaarp Simon
Shimon
Hharale Hiecker
Coplon Moor
Rebecca Morph
Samuel M. Coplon
Elchter
TEMAN
Florence Sternan
Harry Ebcher
Fink Elsein Amsel
Rose Amsel
Jacel
Prokelstein
Gore
Jutta Goliberger
Pr. Mulford
Fraher
Lesher
WITT
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Herman H. Flesher
Frank Brown
Anna Brown
Tr. Austin
Frank Friedman
HL Menstein
Herma Ruebenstein
Philip 4
Priedma Gordon -Scheer
May Scheer
Erherr Cordon
Harris Osnard
Sadie Osnard
Morris Harris
Kraus. Scheirb
Beatrice Sechelh Ty Kurt
Multiple Weddings and Obituaries Aboard City Papers
Notices list numerous June weddings and deaths across Brooklyn New York area. Entries name brides and grooms or deceased individuals, with relatives and service details, including churches, addresses, and dates. The collection spans June 23 to June 28, with many interment and funeral particulars.
Seaman Spaulding and Local Obituaries Published June 1914
Notices list funeral plans for Seaman Spaulding and numerous obituaries across New York and New Jersey towns. It includes names such as Egbert J. Seaman Jr, Angeline Hich Spaulding, Bridget Sheeran, and Magdalena Eluet, with service times at Broadway Presbyterian Church and various city cemeteries. Interments are private or public as noted, with dates in late June 1914.
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Seaman
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Archer Seaman
Jacoban
Sarah Kenus Seaman
Egbert J. Seaman, Jr
Francis Parker
Oakley
Caroline Louise Kirglitz
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Broadway Am
Pt B O'Cjock
Private Spaulding
Joby Fille Brown Spaulding
Angeline Hich Spaulding
Central Valley
Highland
Jersey City
Boston
Bath
Thompson
N. Y
Alan He Wheeler
Charlotte Griswell
Charles Vorest Wheeler
Albany Rural Cemetery
In Wemortam Mass Notices and Memorials Listed
Memorials and masses listed for Newark Jersey City Jamaica Kensico and Washington cemeteries with dates July 1 through July 5 and times from 8 AM to 4 AM plus unveiling monuments and church services for individuals named in this parish notices page. Individuals include Catherine Devlin Emanuel Kann Mary Keys Matthias Levinman Mary Long Nelite McArdle Peter David Tomates SenaWatson and others.
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Boster
Devlin
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Hoongvan
William J
St. Joseph's Church
N. L
M. Foley
St. Monica's Church
Jamaica
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St. Apopicie Church
Jersey City
St. Paul's Church
David Tomates
St. Poute Church
Woodlawn Cemetery Office Directory Ad
The Woodlawn Cemetery at 233d Street lists Hariem Train and Trolley Office at 20 East 23d Street, New York.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
East
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Raisch
Henry
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!