Miss Edith Mortimer Weds Italian Count in War Era First
The first international wedding of social interest since the war took place yesterday at Wheatley Hills New York. Miss Edith Mortimer became the bride of Count Mario di Zappola of the Italian Aviation Corps. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home with Rev Father Louis N. Martel officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with duchess lace and a diamond headpiece. Attendants wore organdic dresses and large hats. The couple received guests and then dined outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mortimer
Stanley Mortimer
Mario di Zappola
Italian Aviation Corps
Wheatley Hills
L. L
Louis N. Martel
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Roslyn
Count di Zoppola
Ace
Valentine Hall
Alexander Biddle
Darragh A. Park
Morton Brees
James Lloyd Derby
Louis Noel
Leonie Burrill
Count Caracciolo
Henry Auchinecloss Colgate
Richard M. Colgate
Park Avenue
Jeannette Thurber Pruyn
J. Layng Mills
Chanteler
Aatonah
N. Y
Henry B. Washburn
Muriel Colgate
Evelyn Quintard Payne
Francis Nott Prurn
Gilbert Colgate, Jr
Otis Walters
Harold Howe
Colgate
Yale
Aviation Corps
John Murray Mitchell
Lillian Talmadge Mitchell
Tuxedo
Lanier Comly
Major Garrard Comly
Renee Carhart
Margaret Mowell
Annette Tilford
Jetty Elliott
Philadelphia
Hoger Tuckerman
Prentice Talmadge
R. McAllister Lloyd
Harry W. B. Snelling
Boston
Edward L. Bigelow
Charles M. Chapin, Jr
Richardson Dilworth
Lawrence B. Stoddard
Amory S. Carhart
Edward C Carter Dies Noted Racing Writer in Staten Island
Edward C. Carter, 56, racing writer for The Times and sports editor at times, died at Staten Island Hospital from spinal meningitis after a sudden illness at his Midland Heights home. He had a storied athletics career beginning in England, winning multiple races and setting records before moving to the United States to cover horse racing and athletics for The Times and The Sun. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Carter
Tus
New York Time
Staten Island Hospital
Mr. Carter
Midland Heights
S. I
Clifton
Brighton
England
A. B. George
Cinderpath
Carter
the Sun
Tus Times
Times
Mosley Harriers
Hill and Dale
New York U. C
George Bonhag
A. C
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Charles Pores
Millrose A. A
Black Tom verdict against Lehigh Valley Railroad set at 330880 54
Jury in Jersey City Supreme Court awarded 330 880 54 dollars to thirty claimants for damages from the June 30 1916 Black Tom Pier explosion. Ex Secretary of War Lindley M Garrison represented the railroad. Awards include 80835 to New York Plate Glass Ins Co and 951000 to KE BE Clark for a Iowa schooner, with other sums noted for insurers cargo and personal losses. Thousands in earlier suits near 1 000 000 to Bethlehem Steel and 400 000 to Howell & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City Supreme Court
Lehigh Valey
Black Tom Pier
Lindley M. Garrison
New York Plate Glass Ins. Co
BE. Clark
Iowa
Metropolitan Casualty and Ins. Co
Lloyd’s Plate Glass Ins. Co
Commercial Casualty and Ina. Co
Fidelity Casualty and Ins. Co
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem Steel Company
Howell & Co
New York
R-34 Ready on Tuesday for Atlantic Flight
East Fortune reports repairs to the dirigible R-34 near completion with one new motor and overhauls to four others. Commander Scott says a Tuesday departure is possible, weather will determine a sailing time, and the crew may fly three days if storms delay the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fortune
Scotland
Associated Press
Atlantic
Baltic
Scott
America
Independence Day Celebration at Lewisohn Stadium
The Mayor's Committee announced July 4 tickets at Hall of Records for an Independence Day program in Lewisohn Stadium City College. George Gordon Battle will MC, Mayor Hylan to speak. Tosca Ponselle and Elsie Janis on the program. A Ben Ali Viaggin pageant, military ensembles, a riveting contest with shipyard teams, and performances by the Stadium Symphony Orchestra and People's Chorus are planned. Bands from Brooklyn Navy and an army station will play, with aircraft flyovers promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisohn
City College
Hall of Records
William Randolph Hearst
George Gordon Battle
Hylan
Tosa Ponselle
Elsie Janis
Ben Ali Viaggin
Adolph Lewisohn
Stadium Symphony Orchestra
People’s Chorus
M. Camilleri
Brooklyn Navy
Long Island
Radical laws ratified in North Dakota amid ongoing count
Grand Forks spectacled returns show North Dakota ratifying seven Non Partisan League laws after a late vote count. With about 1,548 precincts reporting and most remaining in league strongholds, results read For the laws 41,529 against 40,039, a narrow approval as final tallies continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Ireland settlement urged by The Times editorial
The Times calls for a prompt and honest settlement of the Irish question under the British crown within the Commonwealth. It warns delays will hinder national reconstruction and argues for generous self-government to foster English Irish understanding amid Sinn Fein influence and Irish America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Lloyd George
Versailles
British Commonwealth
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Galway
Kerry
Clare
Great Britain
Dominions
America
Empire
United States
Redmond
Alligance
de Valera
Irish Republic
Britain
United Kingdom
Atte
De Valera greeted by rousing Boston crowd after New York arrival
Eamonn de Valera arrived in Boston from New York and drew a tumultuous reception at South Station. He was escorted to the Copley Plaza Hotel by a large crowd as city officials and Gaelic clubs greeted him. He planned a mass meeting at Fenway Park and a speech before the Massachusetts House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eamonn de Valera
South Station
New York
New England
Peters
de Valera
Copley Plaza
Back Bay
Fenway Park
State House of Representatives
McCartan Takes Charge as Irish Envoy Heads to Boston
Dr Patrick McCartan assumes sole charge of the Irish White House at the Waldorf Astoria as de Valera departs for Boston to speak. McCartan will run affairs until de Valera returns, likely tomorrow night or Tuesday. De Valera boarded the 1 o clock train at Grand Central amid a sparse crowd. a few friends and Irish associates accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McCartan
Sinn Fein
United States
Ireland
Valert
Pocompaesing
de Valera
Con
J. O
Germans Extend Air Mail Routes
On May 25 regular postal air service began linking Berlin Brunswick Hanover Gelsenkirchen and key cities in Rhenish Westphalia as reported by German press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Brunswick
Hanover
Gelsenkirchen
Rhenish Westphalia
Schreiner Former Cape Colony Premier Dies in London
William P. Schreiner former Premier of Cape Colony 1898 to 1900 and once High Commissioner for South Africa in England died in London today. Born in the colony in 18, he was active in law and politics and was brother to Olive Schreiner the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Colony
Olive Schreiner
London
William P. Schreiner
South Africa
England
William Philip Schreiner
South Afria
Ye Colony
Missi
Lieut Cullen Found Dead in Hotel in New York
First Lieutenant Joseph W. Cullen aged 38 of the Signal Corps was found dead in a Grand Hotel room on Broadway and Thirty-first Street. Death attributed to heart disease. His father James K. Cullen of Hamilton Ohio had traveled to meet him and had not seen his son in seventeen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Cullen
Joseph W. Cullen
Signal Corps
France
Walter Smith
Grand Hotel
Broadway
James K. Cullen
Hamilton
Ohio
New York
Warren Snyder
Wanamaker
St. James Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Snyder
Hudson
N. Y
Legeatt Brothers
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
William P. Moyles
W. B. Hazen
Custer
Battle of
Big Horn
St. John's Place
Mr. Movies
U. S. Infantry
Fort Stephenson
Brooklyn Times
Woman Died a Natural Death in Holbrook
Mrs Lyda Krause wife of Jacob Krause of Holbrook died a natural death last September. An autopsy was performed three weeks ago at the request of her son Erick of Brooklyn after her body was exhumed. The stomach was sent for chemical analysis with suspicion due to her will leaving nothing to her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayshore
Moore
Lyda Krause
Jacob Krause
Holbrook
Obituary Notes From Brooklyn and Nearby Areas
A long list of obituary notices from New York and New Jersey records the deaths of prominent locals and former business leaders. Among the deceased are Irving Hayner of Troy and William H. Whiting of East Orange, with many others including Joseph Bolten of Brooklyn and Nellie Harlan of Manhattan. Funeral details, ages, and former positions are noted for multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hayner
Troy
N. Y
William H. Whiting
East Orange
Josepit Bolten
Brooklyn
Tark Place
Nellie Harlan
Henry W. Havage
Hellevue Hospital
Fiftieth Street
Frank Huron Hill
Newcomb Road
Tenafly
N. J
Mr. Hill
Sons of the Revolution
Frederick Clark Trowbridge
Long Island
Finsbiing
L. I
Charles McIntyre
Government
Secret Service
Manhattan
Sophie von Deylen
Diedrich von Deylen
Skillman Street
George D. Lockwood
Providence
FP. I
Association Island
Lake Ontario
Frank Fasce
Columbus Confectionery Company
Pearl Street
Forty-seventh Street
Irvin Gilbert Thursby
Kemp, Day & Co
Lewis Avenue
Janna M. &. Church
Ita
Lock Young
Reamond & Co
Fulton Street
Reed
Canton
China
William J. Hutcheon
Empire Shipping and Forwarding Company
Weat Seventy-third Street
Hutcheon
Albion Lodge
Masonic Hall
West Twenty-fourth Street
James J. Cronin
Mills
Broad Street
Dr. O
Manhattan State Hospital
Hotel Wellington
Seventh Avenue
West Thirteenth Street
New York Hospital
Italy
Birth announcements for June 1919 a son daughter list
In New York and Brooklyn area households announce births in June 1919. Names include ABORN GINSBERG BOBBE CAMPBELL FREIDMAN KAHN KLOTZ ROMITO LIPMAN SANCIER and more with hospitals and addresses in Edgecombe Avenue Central Park West Long Island College Hospital Sterns Sanitarium Brooklyn Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn
J. Aborn
Eva Reenick
Edgecombe Ave
New York
Berman
Julius Berman
Jeanette
Hermer
Hill Sanitarium
Bobbe
L. Bobbe
New Haven
Conn
Carolyn de Bear
Campbell
J. G. Campbell
Lleyde’ Sanitarium Frisdman
M. Friedman
Jeannette Ostrow
Brooklyn
Stern’s
West End
J . M. Kahn
Central Park West
Klotz
Henry M. Klotz
Emily Rappaport
West 174Th &T
June Komito
Isadore I. Romito
Eastern Parkway
Long Island College Hospital
Lipman
Jack Lipman
Frances Levy
West 160H
Conroy's Sanitarium
Edgecombe Av. Sancier
Leo
Paula Maxine
Engagement notices cluster across New York addresses
A sequence of engagement announcements lists Selina Daub and Milton Daub. Helen Fine and Louis Fine. Libbie Stern and Jacob Flyer. Gertrude Lyttle and Ben Friedman. Ida Goldman and Maxwell Goldman. Theresa Kraushaar and Samuel Wegon. Mildred Janovici and Andrew Kaufman. Gisella Ruth Levy and Arthur Levy. Lirdle Herman and Samuel Lowy. Lillian Lurie and Irving Lurie. Lillian Muth Siegel and George Lyttle. Sadye M. Misl ar and Samuel Mislar. Mildred Carpenter and Walter Muller. Minna Reeves and Benjamin Reeves. Ruth Salls and Max Salls. Martha Hanau and Alfred Stolzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyttle—Siegel
Rubin Siegel
West 110Th St
Lillian Muth
George Lyttle
New York
Mislar—Harris
Max Harris
West 112Th St
Sadye M
Sarmuel Mislar
Marriages Listed Across City in June Nineteen Nineteen
A series of social notices records numerous weddings from June 1919 across New York and New Jersey. Couples include Hache and Rosenbaum, Katou and Cardozo, Caro and Williams, Blake and Wassit, and many others. The notices specify venues such as Our Lady's Chapel and Hotel Favoy, with dates and officiants where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah
Ben Caro
Cassidy—Blake
Our Lady’s Chapel
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Monsignor Lavelle
Gertrude Blake
Robert J. Blake
New York City
Michael Wassit
John Cassidy
Cohen—Meyer
Freirich—Boley
Ben Boley
St. Nicholas Av
Fannie
Edward Fretrich
Trinidad
Colo
Hotel Savoy
Green Wwood
Parien
Conn
M. Spencer
Sophia Tjader
Sander Harmat Haviland
New York
Jennie Estelle
Louise A. Joufferandot
Anthony L. Defdet
Frank Budd Haviland
White Plains
N. Y
Herman—Cohn
Philip Cohn
Belmont Av
Brokx
Anno Vic
Helen
Lawrence H. Merman
HESVELT—VAN_ DYCK
Ithaca
Miriam Hasbrouck van Dyck
Ernest Herman Hespelt
Joseph Jaffe
Brooklyn
Jennie
Jhe L. Honor
Hopkins—Tieath
City of
Milo H. Gates
Valeria
Thomas J. Heath
Bozeman
Mont
John Appleton Hazen Hopking, Jr
Akron
Ohio
Boston
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Jackson—Enright
Rumeron
N. J
Norma Kathryn Enright
James Enright
Eanie, N. J
Aang
Arthur Jackson
Minneapolis
Obituaries and funeral notices from Brooklyn 1919
Death notices list numerous individuals by surname with residences in Brooklyn and nearby New Jersey. Entries note dates of death June 27–30 1919, funeral times, church and cemetery details, and family relations such as spouses and children.
Thurlow and Malcom Marriage at St James Church
Hope Malcom wed Charles Thurlow Jr at St James Church New York on June 26 1919 Rev Frank Warfield Crowder officiated The couple are the daughter of Mrs George Ide Malcom and the late George Ide Malcom and Mr Charles Thurlow of Newburyport MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cohn
Blanche
Herman Kruger
Levy—Rothschild
Temple Emanu-El
Anna
Nathan Hothschild
West
Stanley Levy
Maxwell
Betz
Albert A. F. Maxwell
Brooklyn
Naomi, Betz
Paterson
N. J
Miller—Southcott
St. John the Divine
New York City
Dean Robbins
Kathleen
J. Southcott
George L. Miller
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Parker—Hughes
Church of the Ascension
Grenville Parker
May LeCaron Hughes
Pierce—Douglass
J. Kensett Olyphant
Edward Lansing Pruyn
Rosenblum — Soloman
Samuel Soloman
East 168Th St
Henry Rosenblum
Secor—Martin
Seattle
Wash
Josephine Dudley Martin, Duter
Charlies Holloway Martin
Yonkers
H. Douglas Secor
Seattlce
Seltzer—Levine
Moses Seltzer
M. Seltzer Silk Co
Loura Levine
New York
Bnei Israel
Bedford Av
Bsraver—Henley
Elizabeth Whipple Dent Henley
Joan Harvey Heniley
Rome
Gia
Wilfred Truman Shaver
Royal Peers
Walter Truman Shaver
Islington
Ontario
Canada
Grace Church Chapel
Toronto
Puale
Edna Cohen
Benjamin Cohen
Cauldwell Av
N. C
Isidor Thorn
Raleigh
Long Branch
Libby L. Cohen
Irving Zion
Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York area towns
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for residents and relatives, listing names such as George Reese, Meyer Othile, Giovanni Raffetto, Lizzie Sheedel, Frank Sigler, Alfred Spingarn, Louise Stobaeus, and many others. Dates range June 27 to June 30, 1919, with service locations including Newark, East Orange, Brooklyn, Montclair, and Boston. Interments occur at Woodlawn, Evergreen, Fitchburg Mass, and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Av
East Orange
N. J
Meyer
Anna
Elsa
Rhea
Jinnie
Sadie Orange
Belle Sehwarts
Universal Funeral Chapel
Lexington
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Palmie
Point. Pleasant
Edward D
Theresa C. Palmie
Raffetto
Giovanni L
Louis A. Valente
Mario F. Tribune
Joseph Ent Evelyn
Church of the Holy Name
Ropke
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Sophie Steglich Teopke
Georges W. Mohlfeld
North 6Th Av
Sayles
Bridge St
Brooklyn
Mary A. Sayles
Keyport
Shaw
Arthur W
Ethel A. Shaw
Heath Av
Woodlawn
Schneider
St. Nicholas Av
Emma Hlot
St. Columba'a
Masa
Sonal
Fitchburg
Mass
Sigler
New York Hospital
Frank G. Sigier
William
Leah Sidter
Anne Hathaway Sigter
Thomas Jefferson
Miriam Stone Ligier
West Tith St
Spingarn
Alfred
Simon
Benjamin
Mia
Sam Bonart
Noah
Leopold
Steinert
Rourceli L
Boston
Forest Hills Cemetery
Stobaeus
Louise M. Stobaeus
Dehan Couples Observe 25th Anniversary in 1918
Mr and Mrs Joseph Dehan announce their twenty fifth wedding anniversary to be celebrated on Tuesday June 28 1918 after the war victory. The family notes the safe return of son Lewis from the battle front and invites guests to a reception at The Vienna 151 East 58th Street on Sunday June 2 1919 from 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw—Weiss
Arnold Weiss
Stella
Jack Shaw
Smaluach—Rosenthal
Joe Rosenthal
East 101St St
Deila F
Jesse Smalbach
Solomon—Claster
Joseph Claster
Eee Penn
Clarabelle
Clifford L. Solomon
New York
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Stamper—Simmons
B. A. Bintner
Eileen V. Simmons
Joshua A. Simmons
Lewis H. Stamper
Stothers—Vedder
Church of Ascension
West New Brighton
Staten Island
Canon Harrower
Agnes Reid Vedder
William Reid
Edward M. Stothers
DENAN
Pepera
Joseph Dehan
Sir Kelly St
Lewis
Vienna
East S8th St
Card of Thanks Schiff Family Grateful for Support
Mr and Mrs B L Schiff and family express gratitude to relatives and friends for sympathy and attention during their bereavement.
Memorial notices for Blampey Fitz Gerald Froehlich Green Woodward Young
Obituary notices dated 1919 1904 and 1918-1916 record deaths and memorials for George Blampey Gerald Desmond Fitz Gerald Dr David Froehlich Caroline Green William Wilson Julius Haveen Marion Elizabeth Young and related family lines with dates and masses noted at churches in New York and Vermont
Unveiling of Monuments for Gordon Ollendorff Tekulsky
Memorial markers will be unveiled at Mt Hebron Cemetery for Elias Gordon on Sunday at 3 P M. A second marker for William Ollendorff will be revealed Tuesday at 11 30 in Woodlawn Cemetery with travel options from Grand Central. Rose Tekulsky tombstone service set for Sunday June 29 at Washington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Heavenly Rest
St. Av
Newark End
Providence
Lowndes
Mount Verron
William Henry
Knma
Louise Lowndes
Muller
Gesine Muller
Verscis
J. Frederick Muller
J. Frederick
J. Theodore Muller
Jons Grand Av
Bronx
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Corner 54Th Rt
Lexington Av
Rose
Washington Cemetery
Lost and Found items scattered in city notices
A long list of lost items and found reports appears, from jewelry and personal belongings to papers and a Buick car. Rewards are offered for return or information, with various contact details and locations across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss E. Mortimer
Parents’ Country Home
Helen Geer
Capt. Coler
Grace Church
J. McE
Bowman
Miss Paterson
Coler—Geer
FE. S. Coler
GD. F. C
Royal Air Force
Willem V. Coler
Helen Danforth Geer
Whiter Geer
West Seventy-ccond Street
Grece Church
Mrosaway
Tenth Street
Charles Lewis
John Mekh
Clarice Paterson
Myra D. Paterson
Weet Eighty-seventh Street
John Mck E. Bowman
Central Presbyterian Church
Fifty-seventh Street
Madison Avenue
Wilton Merle-Smith
Frederick C. Doremus
Esther Cott
Lawrence H. Clarke
Robert KR. Baker
Walter H. Merrall
Frederick ©. Brown
E. von der Horst Koch
Clifton K. Baumann
William T. Koch
Hiecilner
la Vie
Philip la Vie
la Vie Country Place
Spring Lake
Derrin
Miss Bacot
Howard AG
Idison Darrin
U.S. Air Force
Beatrice C. Jackson
Eleanor Carter Bacot
John Vadher Bacot
Morristown
St. Peter's Church
D. M. Brookman
Helen Palmer
Flora Bacot
Emilie Ward Ford
Glenns Willis
Maryette Doolittle
Utica
Jeannette Ross
Clinton
Darrin
Lawrence T. Parrin
W. B. Bacon
Stockline
Ensign Graham Ogee
Washington
Charles H. Over
Princeton
John V. Bacot, Jr
L. C. Ferguson
Mrs. Christy
Maybelle Thompson Christy
West 144Th Street
Leslie Canfield Ferguson
North Presbyterian Church
155Th Street
Howard Chandler Christy
Christy
Zanesville
Ferguson
Manton, Ferguson & Moore
North Dakota
London Times
The
New York Times Company
New Yean Times
WM. P. Schreiner
Daub—Haas
Leopold Haas
Fast
Selina
Milton W. Daub
Fine
Tashman
G. Tashman
Louis L. Fine
Simon Stern
Fast Suh St
Libbie Helen
Jacob Flyer
Briedman—Lyttle
H. Lyttle
Riverside Drive
Gertrude
Ben Friedman
Monongahela
Penn
Goldman — Weinstock
C. T. Weinstock
Ida
Maxwell 8
Goldman
Agron Goldman
Kaufman — Janovici
Samuel Janovic
Hamilton Place
Mildred
Andrew Kaufman
Lowy
Herman
Max Herman
Washington Av
Lirdle
Samuel Lowy
Jacob Lowy
Carda
Muller—Bromley
Alfred J. Bromley
Utica, N. Y
Mildred Carpenter
Walter P. Muller
Jersey City Heights
Reeves—Rosen
M. Rosen
West 147Th St
Enoo
Minna
Ojamin M. Reeves
Salls—Wickner
A. Wickner
West 115Th St
Ruth
Max Salls
Ellesmere
West 126Th St
Stolzman—Hanau
Mias
Martha Hanau
Alfred Joseph Stolzman
Bruce
William Garret Bruce
North 16Th St
Christie
Minnie Christie
David and
Hianiah M. Christie
Tata
Grand Avi
Leonia
Carriarea Wi
Jersey City
Enders
Caroline
Chelsea Court
21St St
Yth Av
Fasce
Frank
Rosa Fasce
Columbus Confectionery Co
47Th St
Jooklyn
St. Gatha'’S
40Th St
Calvary Cemetery
Gorman
Eddie
Claudia Gorman
Harlan
Campbell Funeral Church
Adway
Actors’ Fund
Frank Huron
Mary B. Hill
Newcom l
Iy N. J
Robert Olyphant
William J. Mutcheon
Mae Frances Hutcheon
West 24Th St
William J. Albion Lodge
Grand Lodge
Philip
Hill
Kelly
Margaret
John B. Keily
East 18Th St
St. Brendan's Church
Avenue O
East 13Th St
Flatbush
Kempner
Minnie
Galland
Julius Kempner
Ld East
116Th S1
M. Laub
Martha Laub
Ferdinand Laub
Joseph F
Milton L. Reeves
Sumner Av
Thom
Hammond
Ind
William Thum
Newark
Emelie Thum
Lorenz
Otto Eble
Stenger
Fairmount
Frederick Clark
Jamaica
Flushing
Long W Island
Henry and
Anna Blackwell Trowbricee
St. Georgze’s Episcopal Church
Astoria
Wessels
158Th St
Theelke
Theodore J. W
Margaret A. Weasels
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Atonement
140Th St
Edgecombe
Llock
Wiarda
Rosa Ann
John C
Annie
John
St Mark‘’s
Greenwood Cemetery
Wilson
West 121St
St. Robert
Ishefin “Wilson
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Morningside Av
Morningside Av., Sunday, 3:30.P. M. Wylie
Valley City
Wilmina Kiskaden
Wfe
Edmund M. Wylie
Montclair
Central l Presbyterian Church
Linveiling
Can
Fee
Y. M
Gray Spear
Northeast Corner Park Av
Ae East
Ate Sander
Poe
Prospect Park
Iin
F. Taker Jr
Apoloe Shop
Washington Xr. Js
Hoboken
Franklin
Army
Oth
Acu
W. J. Fillies
Chelsea Tanil
Jore Bate
Suth St
Madtees
Howard @ Co
Stig Beseers
Spiereiberg & Sonus
Henry Miller Theat Yeatermay
Temple
Hote
Herwres
Ste
Meward
Ansonia Lotran
Crosstown
George
Aloo
Riverside
Vale Hotel
Madson Theatre
Gartle
Oicner
Elks Club
Bryant
Hit
Oh West
Tain
Patr Elasecs
Grand Central
Madison Av
Fist St
Wacred
Devese Temple
Rena Adelson
Hariem & Ea
State Riverside
Spencer
Hriver
Bath
M.atlases Weert
St. Columbus
Wallich's Or York Athletic Club
Eyegiagsesa
Barpin
Mason Co
Ciara Cricks
Mroadwas
Hewart
NS. Y. Telepivots _Jonatte
Uberal
Adro Co
Fulton
Lexington Express
Env
Wilkins
Kerpeake
Niver
Vwecinity
Amsterdam
Stone
BUICK
Hutt
Oonday
Sands Point Li
Fillmore
Dreicer & Co
Semore
Oetre
Amadian
Ares
B. H. Weisters
East Vist. S
Cngrave
Side, Marcus & Co
Oh Sf
Tequemiott
Gicen & Ronen
Edward Lazansky
F. Daniels
Anatmarie
Ari & St
Collins
LUST
Bisck
Columbus
Frank E. Campbell
Street
Mead Chapel
Madison Ave
Harlem
John J. Fox
Undertaker
Rathate Ave
Bren
H’s Sons
Lenox
Tremont
J. Winterbottom
Washington St
Mobuse
E. Willis Scott
City Asv
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hariem
East
York
G. J
Wen Cheile