Louis Mann Amuses In Farce At Lyric
Louis Mann stars in The Cheater at the Lyric Theatre adapted from Der Doppelmensch. The plot centers on Senator Plittersdorf who becomes entangled with an Orpheum theater empire and a double life, delivering Mann’s characteristic eccentric humor amid uneven pacing and padded second and third acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mann
the Cheater
Wilhelm Jacoby
Arthur Lipschitz
Lyric Theatre
Godfried Plittersdorf
BOR Feds Tee Es Eoessecess
Mathilde Cottrelly
Elly Plittersdorf
Parke Patten Clementine Deagon
Ethel Conroy Jack Deagon
Melville Stewart Aupe
Neweevedeeee
Esseelireys
Lewis Willie
Gidee
Henry Hammersly
Albert Parker Bandory
de Witt Jennings Rhine
John Bunny Joseph
Moward Horton
Frieda Halloway
Emily Ann Wellman
Robert Louis Stevenson
Mr. Louis Mann
Mann
Spillerman’s
Orpheum
Plitt Rsdorf
Mr. Mann
Mme. Cottrelly
Emily Ann Wellmann
John Bunny
de Witt Jennings
Brady sails for London to set up new stage productions
William A. Brady and Grace George depart for England aboard the Lusitania to secure American rights for The Balkan Princess and The Naked Truth with London casts. They plan New York plays for January and return by July. Fred C. Whitney also sails to arrange The Chocolate Soldier in London and Baron Trench in Vienna with Oscar Strauss. Whitney expects to stay until mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brady
England
London
Paris
Brady
Frank Curzon
Grace George
Winnipeg
John Cort Heads West to Oversee Theatrical Interests
John Cort, president of the National Theatre Owners' Association, departed for the West to supervise his interests. He will travel to Seattle then visit Port Huron, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Denver, Chicago, and several Iowa Illinois houses before returning to New York in about four weeks. He awaits the Theatre Owners' Association membership decision and is joined by managers A. J. and W. L. Busby and four Michigan circuit managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cort
National Theatre Owners’ Association
West
Seattle
Sumter
New York
Portud
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Denver
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Aptio
Theatreers’ Association
A. J
W. L. Busby
Michigan
Flint
Saginaw
Battleek
Ixalamazoo
Bay City
Forturon
Gillette Revives Private Secretary for New Season
William Gillette announced plans to add his old play The Private Secretary to his repertoire for the upcoming season. The actor first appeared in the production in 1884 in New York, where it ran for over twenty months.
Social Notes Highlight Summer Moves of Society Figures
Mr and Mrs John Cadwalader depart for York Harbor to spend the summer. Col and Mrs James B Curtis and sons sail for Europe with schooling in Susanne Switzerland. Mrs Johnston L de Peyster visits Jamestown RI. Miss Margaret Clement at Hotel Gotham. Gen J Fred Pierson and Mrs Pierson head to Newport. Miss Kate Cary returns to New York from Washington. Mr and Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings to Newport. Miss Olga Converse travels to Towson Md then back to New York. Mrs Lorillard Spencer arrives from Newport to Hotel Gotham. Mr and Mrs Jacob H Schiff sail to Alaska on Ramona from Seattle. Mrs H Mck Twombly arrives at St Regis. C Ledyard Blair takes a St Regis apartment for summer. Geraldyn Redmond family sails on Adriatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
James B. Curtis
East Sixty-second Street
Brian
Charles Curtis
Europe
Susanne
Switzerland
Margaret Clement
Gotham
Guy Vanease
Cooperstown
N. Y
Mr. van Amringe
J. Fred Pierson
Pierse
Newport
Oliver Gould Jennings
Olga Converse
Converse
Admiral Converse
Charles Walsh
East Eighty-first Street
Miss Converse
Huntington . Jackson
Towson, Md
Mrs Blanche Bacon Weds Carlyle Taylor in Lexington Church
Mrs Blanche Payne Bacon daughter of Mrs William Henry Payne of 98 Park Avenue married Carlyle Barron Taylor yesterday in a ceremony at the Dutch Reformed Church Lexington Avenue and Wainety four street conducted by Rev Henry Miller Cox pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Payne Bacon
William Henry Payne
Park Avenue
Carlyle Barron Taylor
Henry Miller Cox
Dutch Reformed Church
Lexington Avenue
Wainety-fourth Street
Katherine Baker weds John Russell Sheehan in private ceremony
Katherine Baker granddaughter of Henry J. Cammann married John Russell Sheehan son of Joan Sheehan yesterday at her grandfather’s home. Rev Matthew A Tayor officiated. Couple to sail on Sprinz Friedrich Wilhelm for a long trip abroad. Sheehan, senior contractor in New York, helped rebuild after the San Francisco quake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Baker
Henry J. Cammann
West Seventy-first Street
John Russell Sheehan
Joan Sheehan
West Seventieth Street
Matthew A. Tayor
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Freehold Wedding of Miss Hazel Matlack and Edgar Drumm
A society wedding took place at 4 PM in Freehold with Miss Hazel Lewis Matlack marrying Edgar A. Drumm of New York City. The Rev. Harry Moore Blake officiated at the Matlack home 40 Broadway with a large guest list from Philadelphia, Trenton, Brooklyn, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Hazel Lewis Matlack
Walter Scott Matlack
Edgar A. Drumm
New York City
Harry Moore Blake
Broadway
Lohengrin
Ella L. Allen
Long Branch
Elsie M. Matlack
Edward E. Miller
Philadelphia
Balloon Flight Set for Berkshire Sunrise from Pittsfield
In Lenox Massachusetts on June 25 Mrs William K Vanderbilt Jr Mrs Nicholas Longworth Mrs W Bourke Cochran and Miss Cornelia Bryce plan a balloon ascent from Clifford Harmons aero park in Pittsfield with Harmon as pilot They will travel by night train from New York to Hotel Aspinwall and ascend before daylight to view a sunrise from the balloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Nicholas Longworth
W. Bourke Cochran
Cornelia Bryce
Pittsfield
Clifford B. Harmon
Harmon
Hotel Aspinwall
New York
Court Justice Eugene Couran Marries Augusta Long in Brooklyn
Eugene Couran municipal court justice of the first district of Brooklyn wed Augusta Long of Manhattan at George L. Nichol’s home in Staten Island. Rev James Thompson officiated at Concord St. Simon's Chapel. The couple plans a two month U.S. tour. Maid of honor Edith Turner of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Couran
Brooklyn
Augusta Long
Manhattan
George L. Nichol
Staten Island
Nichol Hves
Cherry Lane
New Brighton
James Thompson
St. Si Mon's Chapel
Concord
United States
Eadward Turne
Egan Marries Nina McNally in Chicago Church
Former national golf champion H Chandler Egan wed Nina McNally daughter of publisher James McNally at St Chrysostom s Episcopal Church in Chicago on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Chandler Egan
Miss McNally
Chicago
St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church
Nina McNally
James McNally
Miss Helen A. Cannon Sails With Fassett Party
Among yesterday’s White Star Inner Adriatic passengers was Miss Helen A. Cannon daughter of the Speaker of the House. She travels with Mrs. J. Sloat Fassett and plans much of her time in Austria. Miss Cannon notes her father will not travel abroad this year being heavily occupied at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star
Inner Adriatic
Helen A. Cannon
House of Representatives
J. Sloat Fassett
Austria
Floral gift marks upcoming wedding of A D A Medalie
Assistant District Attorney George Medalie, six weeks at the Essex Market Court, received a large floral horseshoe from court attendants. He is to marry Miss Carrie Kaplan of 671 Gates Avenue Brooklyn today. The couple will take a six weeks honeymoon in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medalie
George Medalie
Essex Market Court
Carrie Kaplan
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
Canada
Grant Picture Unveiled at Lenox Avenue Hall of Fame
A photograph of Gen. U. S. Grant was unveiled by Congressman William S. Bennet in the Hall of Fame at Public School 89 on Lenox Avenue and 135th Street. The ceremony, the sixth addition to the collection, featured G A R members presenting Civil War era swords and muskets and a tablet honoring 131 students with top marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. U. S. Grant
William S. Bennet
Lenox Avenue
135Th Street
Congressman Bennet
Michaelummings
James Lee
George B. Man
Sch
Yeni
Meret Gaymer
Ee Borough
McAneny
Opera Ball Team Beats Boston Opera Ball In Big Game
The Metropolitan Opera House baseball team defeated Boston Opera Company 7 to 2 at American League Park. Jim Sullivan impressed with coloratura curves while Earl Lewis and Jim McAvoy led the New York lineup supported by Frank Farrell and Otto H. Khan's gifts. A potential third game for the championship was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston
Boston Opera Company
New York
American League Park
Caruso
Jim Sullivan
Mme. Tetrazzini
Newarkers
Otto H. Khan
Fred Bullmann
Frank Farrell
Metropolitan
Tony Abarno
Fred Rullmann
Morton
Geraldine Farrar
Enrico Caruso
Frank Garlichs
Charlie Strakosch
John Newman
Thirty-ninth Street
Opera House
Wille Small
Willie Small
Coney Island
George Bernard Shaw
Wilkie Collins
Lesle Cater
Commodore Gerry
Sullivan
Ed Fennel
Paris
Jean de Reszke
Earl Lewis
Jim McAvoy
Kelley
McAvoy
Hugh Brown
Jim Delaney
Alec Schlaechter
John West
al Tripp
Charlie Case
Ned Wayburn Takes First Vacation in Twelve Years
Ned Wayburn general stage director for Lew Fields begins a long overdue vacation. he travels by his new car with Mrs Wayburn from the Broadway Theatre toward Lake Placid visiting Victor Herbert and making planned stops at Poughkeepsie Kingston Catskill East Wyndham Cairo Oneonta Schenectady Saratoga Lake George and Saranac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Wayburn
Lew Fields
Wayburn
Broadway Theatre
O'Clock
Victor Herbert
Lake Placid
Poughkeepsie
Kingston
Catskill
East Wyndham
Cairo
Oneonta
Schenectady
Saratoga
Lake George
Saranac
Supreme Court Upholds Delay on Coney Island Bathing Pavilion
Justice Marcus Brook lyn refused to grant a permanent injunction against the proposed municipal bathing pavilion at Coney Island. The temporary injunction was vacated. Borough President Steers said bids would be advertised without delay and the project could be finished in four to five months with Alderman Drescher backing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Marcus Brooklyn
Coney Island
Albert Chambers
Steers
Hrooklyn
Alexander Drescher
Transatlantic Sailings Show Prominent Passenger Lists
The Atlantic schedule lists the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Savoie Venezia Tomaso di Savoia with numerous travelers including Mrs. Lemont Barbour, Prof. Bierhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Earle, Judge Henry W. Scott, and Wayne Taylor among others bound for Bremen Havre Naples and Naples routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Bierhoff
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Jesse Lemont Barbour
F. Barnes
Samuel F. Beardsley
Louis H. Sieyer
Frederic Bierhoff
Emanuel
Cahn
T. Emory Clocke
William F. Davis
Frederick C. Earle
B. G. Follansbee
H. L. Hollingworth
Edgar
Charles J. Kahn
Robert Judson Kenworthy
Jose la Costa
J. C. Montgomery
William P. Stewart
Theodore Seltzer
Henry W. Scott
William H Sands
Wayne Chatfield Taylor
Theodore F. Tillinghas
William Warren
Venezia
Naples
No Cut In Beef Prices Here Amid Wholesale Decline
Retailers in the city dispute a Chicago report of a wholesale drop in beef. An official says wholesale cuts eased 1 to 2 cents over two weeks, with Texas cattle at 0 cents and native cattle at 11 to 12. Some dealers see little to no retail change beyond typical fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Porterhouse
Texas
Laimb
35 Years in School 43 Retires as Principal Sieberg
In Public School 43 assembly Dr. William Sieberg delivered his final public address to the Board of Education parents and pupils. He will be succeeded in the Fall by Principal Jameson of Jamaica. Sieberg, nearly 70, spoke of retirement, recalled lifelong service, and was cheered by teachers and students. He was born in Dusseldorf, educated at City College, studied engineering at Columbia, and began his career at Hunter's Point. He led Public School 43 for thirty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sieberg
Board of Education
Jameson
Jamaica
Steberg
John Whalen
Sieberg
Dusseldorf
America
City College
Columbia
Hunter's Point
Public School 43
Pinchot Declines Candidacy for Governor in Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot, with a Milford summer home, says he has not authorized the use of his name for any office. His legal residence is said to be New York, where he voted last fall, though he has not admitted this. His name’s potential nomination would unite reform-minded third-ticket supporters across Pennsylvania this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Charles A. Rook
Pennsylvania
Dix Sets Democratic Tariff Tone At Astor Meeting
The Democratic League's General Committee met all day at the Hotel Astor with John A. Dix, new State Committee chairman, receiving a reception. Dix urged a truly democratic party focusing on public welfare, opposing the tariff revisions praised by friends, while Thomas M. Osborne defended the League from claims of ties to Tammany Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic League
Hotel Astor
John A. Dix
Democratic State Committee
League
Dix
Poly
Mr. Dix
Pelf
United States
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
Tammany Hall
Irish Barrister James Nugent Dies at 42
James Nugent known as the poor man's attorney and the Irish Barrister died at his home 409 East Fifty seventh Street after an illness from overwork. Born on the east side 42 years ago, he trained as a stenographer and rose to police court practice, studied at New York Law School, and was admitted to the bar in 1908. He served as Yorkville Court stenographer under Mayor Strong and later became a prominent Police Court lawyer serving many indigent clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nugent
East Fiftyseventh Street
Nugent
East Side
Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson
Strong
Yorkville Court
East Fifty-seventh Street
New York Law School
Upper East Side
Death of Dr John Henry Haynes eminent Assyriologist
Dr John Henry Haynes died at his North Adams home after a long illness. In the early 1880s he was sent by the University of Pennsylvania as official photographer for an expedition to Nippur in Asiatic Turkey to uncover Assyrian art. He later directed the expedition from 1884 to 1903 and unearthed around 23 000 tablets and evidence of advanced engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
John Henry Haynes
Tablet Hill
Haynes
Senator Daniel Dies After Paralysis in Virginia
John W. Daniel senior Senator from Virginia died at Lynchburg Sanatorium at 10:25 PM due to a recurrence of paralysis and cerebral hemorrhage. He had been ill since October and missed Congress in December, with funeral planned for Friday in Lynchburg. Daniel, born 1842 in Lynchburg, served since 1887 and was a key Democratic leader at national conventions, aiding Bryan in 1896 and briefly discussed as a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Philadelphia
Congress
Daniel
Fred Harper
Edward M. Daniel
Warwick Daniel
Florida
Daytona
John Warwick Daniel
United States Senate
Gessner Harrison
Gen. Early
University of Virginia
Dante
Virginia House of Delegates
Owever
State Senate
Tilden
Col. Cameron
Readjusters
Ree
Mr. Daniel
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Pryan
Marriages in June Across Cities Highlight City Brides
A crowded list from Elizabeth to Jersey City records numerous June weddings. Couples include Arthur Wood Chapman and Jessie Mackintosh in Elizabeth, Daisy Doll and Charles F. Hoffman in New York, and many others across Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, and Newark with ministers named or churches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Cash—Aldrich
Jersey City
Josephine Aldrich
Joseph Cash
K—Foley
Jersey City Heights
Maggie Foley
Edward Cook
Dolan—Egan
May Egan
Charles Dolan
Emmons—Colligan
Mendham
Theresa Colligan
Jeremiah Emmons Ford
North Church
Mekena
Leo Fort Gilligan
Murray
Katherine Murray
William H. Gilligan
Jacobsen
Eble
East Orange
Marie Eble
Harry Jacobsen
Malman—Wilson
Hoboken
Mario B. Wilson
Daniel Mailman
Le—Riker
Newark
Sadie J. Poole
Ernest A. Riker
Schoner
Honeywell
Julia Honeywell
Edward D. Schoner
Bsears—De Lamatier
Bayonne
Ethel de Lamatier
Nehemiah Sears
New York State
Prominent Die as Obituaries List Notables in Various Cities
A long obituary roundup notes the deaths of Frank Alexander Thompson a Hartford life insurer aged about 76 and Capt Frank P. McLain of Long Branch aged 58. Also listed are Richard J. Nunn 69 a Scottish Rite official in Savannah, Joseph Martin Brown 77 near Denver, Capt Charles L. Bell 70 a veteran boatmaker in Racine, Sarah De Revoise widow of a Long Island City mayor, Barah Louise Cold 77 in Brooklyn, Ex-Capt Henry Clay Vellor old Brooklyn officer, Richard Cleary Irish born political figure, Barah Dodd Stubbpert widow of a Bloomfield pastor, and Dr Charles A White 84 scientific associate of Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alexander Thompson
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite Masonry
Savannah
Wexford
Ireland
Joseph Martin Brown
John Walker
Nicaragua
Walker
Denver
Col
Charles L. Bell
Ohio
Re River
F& Boatmaker
Racine
Bell
Civtar
Vicksburg
Sarah DE Revoise
Henry Schenck de Revoise
Long Island City
Monmouth County Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
N. J
William A. Petterson
Brooklyn
Barah Louise Cold
van Buren Street
Ida Cole
Henry Clay Vellor
Vernon Avenue
Decatur Street
Bright
Brooklyn Police Department
One Hundred and Fiftyninth Regiment
New York Volunteers
Capt
Velsor
Richard Cleary
Patrick H. McCarren
Bedford Avenue
Seymour Club
McCarren
S J. Vincent de Paul's
Force
Barah Dodd Stubbert
William F. Stubbert
Bloomfield
Stubbert
Charles A. White
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Europe
Washington
White
North Dighton
Mass
Iowa State University
Bowdoin College
Obituary notices and funeral entries from New York area
A dense list of obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1910 includes names such as Angeline Blossom, Leopold Bowsky, Jenny Brown, Susan Clarkson, Benjamin Corelis, Albert Davis, Elizabeth Donnelly, William Greer, Sarah Leary, Morse, Louise Stillwell, Lessie Stocker, Sarah Stubbert, Catherine Freeman, Mary Underhill, Alden Aldrich, Mary Breen, Thomas Carroll, Alice Dugan, William Feely, Elizabeth Fischer, Carolina Goldsmith, Adolph Hampe, Max Heller, Robert Jetter, Elizabeth Kearns, John Keating, Carrie Kedenburg, Anton Lauter, Daniel Lyons, Frederick Minute, and others. Entries note funeral arrangements, residences, and service times across New York City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtold —Sune
Joseph
Throop Av
Brooklyn
Blossom
Mra
Angeline Blossom
New Germantown
Nej
Bowsky
Temple Beth-El
Leopold Bowsky
East Lister
Solomon Sulzberger
Brown
Jenny M
Jamesl. Brown
Charles B. Stroud
Susan Matilda
Matthew Clarkson
Peter A. Jay
Central Park South
Tivoli-on-Hudson
Corelis
Benjamin F. Corell
Hnickerbocier
A. M
Clinton Av
New Rochelle
N. Y
Davis
Hyde Park
Hudson
Albert
Sarah T
Charles Davis
Greenwood
West $4Th St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Leary
Sarah E
Charles
Mary A. Leary
West 127Th St
St. Joseph's Church
125Th St
Morningside
New York City
Stockber
Lessie Stocker
West 234 St
Campbell
Stubbert
Bloomfield
N. A
Sarah
William F. Stubbert
I. D. Dodd
Sweepny
Harrison
Westchester County
Catherine Freeman
Hugh
Eliza A. Sweeny
St. Agnes's Church
East 434
Aldrich
Alden
Fischer
Elizabeth D
East St
Goldsmith
Carolina
S East 113Th St
Hampe
Adolph, Jr
Heller
Max
West 80Th St
Jetter
Robert
East 15Th St
Kearns
Elizabeth M
Oth
Keating
John L
West Houston St
M. Kedenburg
Carrie
East 47Th St
BOLL
Mathias
Paterson
Bryant
Silas
Warren Steewerk
Singh Cen
Shippen
Weehawken
Hannah
Blue Aemten
Fune Comrford
Sire Pierre
High Bridge
Jase Corbett
Nora J
Elisabeth
Jereer City
Cullen
Engel
William H
Elizabeth
Fuller
Pacific
Gaunt
Samuel J
Sassen
Newark
Margaretha
West Kenney St
Hahn
Charles H
Jersey City
P. Hanley
John
Brunswick St
Annie
Balawin
Kelly
Winnifred
Trenton
McMahon
Bridset
Belleville Av
New York
McNeil
Isabella
Catherine D
Tyeeenes
Mullen
James
Jame
Randolph
Clinton F
Raritan Landing
Scanlon
Warren St
SI. Vcross
Samuel
M. Stiehler
West Hoboken
A. Terhune
Theodore L
Ridgew
Erie St
North Haledon
Obituary notices from New York area with many June departures
A scanned list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents across New York and nearby cities. Names include SCHALL, SHEEHAN, SMALL, ZITTEL, BLACK, BLAUVELT, BLOOM, CLEARY, COLE, DALY, DHYNE, GUNTHER, HERRLICH, MACOURT, MANNING, PIXTO, RABENSTEIN, STEIGER, WALSH, BLUE, CLARK, COOK, DUFFY, JOHNSON, MUIR, REYNOLDS, TALIAFPRRO, THOMPSON, WHITTED, MURRAY, REIB, BECK, BOGLIOLI, BOLL, BRYANT, HANNAY, HAYES, KIRBY, and others with addresses and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Elena
Lexington
Manning
Catherine
Bedford
M. Pixto
Michael
Carroll St
Rabenstein
P. x. Walsh
Anirew
Fulton St
Connecticut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cottrelly
W. A. Brady
Will Bing
Naked
Theatre Owners’ Association
Social Notes
John Cadwalader
York Harbor
Johnston L. de Peyster
Tivoli, N. Y
Pete
John H. Davis
Jamestown, R. I
Kate Cary
Jacob H. Schiff
Ramona
Beattle
Wash
Alaska
Blanche Bacon
William H. Payne
John R. Sheehan
Young Contractor
DRUMM
Matlack
The
Berkshires
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Justice Couran
Miss Long
Helen Cannon
Grant
Public School 89
Harlem
Pinchot
New York Banking Dept
Industrial Savings and Loan Co
Bway
Duke d’Alencon
Duke d'Alencon
Louis Philippe
Ferdinand Philippe Marie Duc d’Alencon
Louis, Duc de
Lounsbury
Danbury, Conn
Howard Lounsbury
R. T. Wahlid
Arthur Hoffman
Frank Smith
Lyttle—Brundagee
Spring St. Presbyterian Church
Fleming
Mabel
Brundage
John Logen Lyttle
Sheehan—Baker
Darlington—Alden
Constance Alden
Henry B. Darlington
Todd—Cattus
Agnes Cattus
T. Gillis Todd
Oea Ee
Reale Bulk
Charlee H. Enck
HEIL
Bertha Hell
Wiliam
Feery
Armstrong—Shaw
Circleville
Jennie G. Shaw
Francis C. Armstrong
Bull—Chase
Emma Stchings Campbell
Golden Hutchin
Belle Campbell
James Hutchings
Moser—Golden
Turner
Lille L. Golden
Joseph H. Moser
Smith — Hamilton
Georgie Hamilton
Joseph A. Smith
Lauter
Anton
St. Francis’s Hospital
East
Lyons
Meer
West Houston
Cecal Sten
Frederick
Aes
Thompson-Starrett Company
Stree
de Ceeee M
West Hartford
Duffy
Stamford
Johnson
Hattie A
New Haven
Muir
Thomas
New Britain
Multan
Thomas J
Reynolds
Betta
Taliafprro
Evie
Thompson
Frank A
Whitted
Clarence
Long Island
Eas Sa Ee A
Linden Av
Flushing
the Murray Snes
Eee
Gustave
Lynbrook
Beck
Mildred
Cortlandt St
Boglioli
Rosa
Branchville
Bacom—Mathew
Poughkeepele
Hanney
Yonkers
Hayes
Frances
Mount Vernon
Margaret D
Newburg
Kirby
Sarah S
East Chatham
M. Meandrew
Katharine
Magef
Athens
Story
Edward E
Woodlawn
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Undertakers
Frank ¥. Campbell
Chapela Ambulance Service
Chelsea
John W. Lyon
Murray Hills
Leland Company
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
SSR
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