Cavalazzi Pupils Give Entire Ballet at Metropolitan Opera
Fifteen graduates were engaged to dance with the Metropolitan Opera Company and eight in Pavlova Mordkin’s Russian company after Mme Cavalazzi led a complete ballet by her students in the Opera House rehearsal room. The Winter session closed with a pantomime by the teacher, a young star, and several solo and ensemble numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme. Cavalazzi
Metropolitan Ballet
Metropolitan Opera House
Pavlova
Mordkin
Paris Opéra
Coryphees
Eva Spain
Denseuse
Margery Bentley
Agnes Roy
Florence Glover
Jessie York
Lillian Ogden
Academy of Music
Charles Mapleson
Impressario
Alhambra
Empire
London
Madame Angot Revival Delights Irving Place Theatre Crowd
Italian Comic Opera Company presents La Fille de Madame Angot at Irving Place Theatre drawing a large audience. Amelia Bruno as Mile. Lange and Signor Campeggi as Louchard sparked boisterous laughter. Canepa’s performances and Amarynthes’ couplets received applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itallian Comic Opera Company
Madame Angot
Irving Place
Madama Angol
Mile. Lange
Signor Campeggi
Louchard
F Wes
Amelia Bruno
Lange
L. Guidi
L. Guidi, the Tried And-True Comedian of the Troupe, Was An Excellent Pomponnet
Merighi
Ange Pitou
el Vira Canepa
Clairette
Signor Canepa
Amarynthe
Monsieur Tlecocq
Tournez
Theodore Challapine
Don Basilio
Metropolitan Opera House
Chacun & Son Gout
Joyous Drama Plan for Chicago Lyric Theatre Season
Hamlin Garland announces a ten week Lyric Theatre season starting Feb 1 1912 with a joyous mix of character drama and comedy. The Chicago Theatre Society plans strong Shubert backing and a $30 000 receipts goal to promote modern drama featuring works by Thomas Herrick Moody Shaw Pinero Barker Yeats Bennett Fulda Brieux Beque and Giacosa among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Theatre Society
Garland
Augustus Thomas
Robert Herrick
William Vv
Moody
Mr. Thomas
Herrick
Bernard Shaw
Arthur Pinero
Granville Barker
J. M. Bynge
W. B. Yeats
Arnold Bennett
Ludwig Fulda
Ed Robe
Brieux
Henri Beque
Scarfi
Giacosa
Social Notes Highlight East Coast Summer Sojourns
Harold S. Vanderbilt and E. C. Cutler of Brookline are at the St. Regis with plans to race a yacht from New London to Marblehead tomorrow. Swiss Vice Consul and Mrs Louis H Junod sail tomorrow for Europe to spend the summer in Switzerland. Kenneth M Murchinson will sail in August to join Mrs Murchinson in London. Mr and Mrs J Lee Tailer and children stay at Richfield Springs for the season. Francis Draz of 122 East Seventy-second Street leaves for Allenhurst to spend July and August at the Clubhouse. Mrs Eben Wright and the Misses Wright are at Nahant for the season. Peter Goelet Gerry and party spend part of the summer at Bar Harbor and will sail for Europe in August returning with Mrs Richard Townsend in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Vanderbilt
E. C. Cutler
Brookline
Mass
St. Regis
Vanderbilt
New London
Marblehead
Louis H. Junod
Europe
Switzerland
Kenneth M. Murchinson
Francis Draz
East Seventy-second Street
Allenhurst
N. J
Eben Wright
Wright
Nahant
Peter Goelet Gerry
Bar Harbor
Richard Townsend
Margaret Rutherford to Wed Ogden Mills in Paris
Special Cable reports likely September wedding in Paris for Margaret Rutherford daughter of Mrs. W K Vanderbilt Sr to Ogden Livingston Mills son of Mr and Mrs Ogden Mills of New York. Engagement rumored earlier. Vanderbilt party sailed for Europe with Rutherford and sister Barbara. Mills planned to sail later. Newport villa prepared by Mills parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
Margaret Rutherfurd
W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Ogden Livingston Mills
Ogden Mills
New York
Miss Rutherford
Presbyterian Hospital
Doctor to Wed His Secretary in Brooklyn Romance
Dr David Allyn Gorton a 76 year old author poet and physician and his private secretary and literary assistant Bertha Rehbein are planning marriage after a visit to the Marriage License Bureau in Brooklyn. Gorton has practiced medicine in Brooklyn for forty years and is one of the boroughs oldest physicians. He is a widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
David Allyn Gorton
Bertha Rehbein
Groton
Montague Street
Miss Rehbein
Gates Avenue
Drew
Gorton
Mildred Gillet Engaged to Reginald Sanford of Litchfield
Engagement announced for Mildred Gillet youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmslie Gillet to Reginald Sanford of Litchfield Conn Yale graduate in business in this city Miss Gillet recent debutante and vaudeville performer sister to Mrs. Morris Ketchum Mrs. Henry Nott Ransom Mrs. Paul Adenan and Langdon Gillet No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Elmslie Gillet
Reginald Sanford
Litchfield
Conn
Sanford
Yale
Miss Gillet
Morris Ketchum
Henry Nott Ransom
Paul Adenan
Langdon Gillet
Elkins Bride: Katherine Davis Brown Marries Chester Barnett
Katherine Davis Brown daughter of Commander R. M. G. Brown and granddaughter of former Senator Henry Gassaway Davis wed Lieut. Chester Barnett of the Third Artillery U S A at Graceland the Davis family home. The ceremony was led by Rev F H Barron with a floral altar tall from Rhododendrons and chrysanthemums. Guests came from Washington New York and Baltimore. after a brief honeymoon the couple will settle in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
West Va
Katherine Davis Brown
R. M. G. Brown
United States
Henry Gassaway Davis
Chester Barnett
Third Artillery
U. S.A
San Antonio
Graceland
Elizabeth Olliphant
New York
Elsie Price
Baltimore
Washington
Europe
Alligatorz of Newark Hold Annual Outing at Huntington
The Alligatorz of Newark New Jersey held its annual outing at the Chateau des Beaux Arts on Long Island Huntington with about 300 attendees arriving by steamer Isabel at 3 pm. The annual dinner occurred in the Casino overlooking Huntington harbor followed by election of Commodore William Carson Marshal Dr J L Heimlinger Treasurer Fred Henrickson and Secretary Charles Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alligatorz
Newark
N.J
United States
Chateau Des Beaux Arts
Huntington
L. I
Chateau
Isabel
Huntington Harbor
William Carson
J. L. Heimlinger
Fred Henrickson
Charles Duncan
Berger confronts Catholics at Socialists session
At the Sociological Conference in Sagamore Beach Massachusetts Denis A McCarthy questioned Congressman Berger about the Socialist Party winning in Milwaukee The exchange grew heated as Berger shouted The Roman Church will find out if it did not stop opposing the Socialist Party in Milwaukee Berger apologized and the meeting ended peacefully Mayor Seidell claimed Milwaukee saved $500 a year by removing dead voters from the rolls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Sagamore Beach
Mass
Seidell
Milwaukee
Denis A. McCarthy
Boston
Berger
McCarthy
Socialist Party
Sam Bernard Plans Pacific Coast Tour Next Season
Arrangements set for Sam Bernard to visit the Pacific Coast next season marking his first Westward tour since stardom. He has not ventured beyond Omaha before, but in the fall he will open in He Came from Milwaukee with aims to reach San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bernard
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Neb
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Davy Johnson Dies After Operative Care and Turf Career
David C. Johnson a famed turfman died in his 310 West Seventy-ninth Street apartment after a Wednesday operation for intestinal trouble. He left behind Mrs. Johnson and two daughters Evelyn and Mary and was known for daring bets and honesty in gambling. His life included the Appleby Johnson stable Roseben and a lasting impact on American racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Johnson
West Seventy-ninth Street
Johnson
Evelyn
Mary
Davy” Johnson
Herbert L. Constable
W. Travers Jerome
Palace of Chance
West Thirty-third Street
Turf Association
Wall Street
Long Branch
Sheepshead Bay
Alcedo
Jimmy McCormick
Ethelbert
Albcedo
Fire Eater
Appleby & Johnson
Roseben
James W. Wadspacaee
Catholic Educational Association Hits Carnegie Fund
Resolutions adopted at the National Catholic Educational Association closing session condemn the Carnegie Foundation as a menace to American education and argue it is ir responsible. They call for a church high school system and Catholic university extension, and reelect association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Catholic Educational Association
Father Bresnahan
Carnegie Foundation
Century Roof Reopened for Elliott Schenck Concerts
The Century roof near Central Park, formerly the New Theatre, has been rebuilt for Elliott Schenck’s season of popular concerts starting next Monday. Garden seats are under cover with breeze access, roofless sections have tables. July 3 and 4 feature patriotic and national airs, with other nights offering special music. The core of the orchestra remains the former New Theatre group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Théatre
Elliott Schenck
Central Park
Old New Theatre Organization
Theatrical Notes From New York Stage Scene
An educational matinee by the Russian ballet at the Winter Garden is planned for July 13 with reduced admission for teachers and pupils. John Mason and company perform As and Man Thinks, then vacation. return August 7 at Thirty Ninth Street Theatre. Henry E. Dixey joins A H Woods with Marguerite Silva in Gypsy Love alongside Hart, McDonough, Pitkin, Steger, Huff, Demarest, Albro, Fritzi von Busing, Earle, Pardington. Avery Hopwood, after abroad since March, will return in August with a new play for Wagenhals Kemper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Gertrude Hoffmann
John Mason
As & Man
Thirtyninth Street
Henry E. Dixey
A. H. Woods
Marguerite Silva
Albert Hart
Harry McDonough
Robert Pitkin
Julius Steger
Yorrest Huff
Frances Demarest
Albert Albro
Fritzi von Busing
Maude Earle
Anna Pardington
Avery Hopwood
Wagenhals & Kemper
United States
Russian Symphony concert at Madison Square Garden features Wakefield and Kalova
Henrietta Wakefield contralto and Elizabeth Kalova violinist will headline the Russian Symphony Orchestra concert at Madison Square Garden tonight. Taschaikow sky’s Pathetic Symphony is on the programme. A free Cooper Union concert for People’s Symphony Orchestra members and friends was held last evening with soloists Calloway-John soprano, a contralto, and Winkler pianist among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Wakefield
Elizabeth Kalova
Madison Square Garden
Tasachaikowsky
Cooper Union
The
People’s Symphony Orchestra
Mme. Calloway-John
Ae Ec Ee
Peenstings
Opold Winkler
Bamuel Ollsceim
Funeral today for Brooklyn merchant Abraham Abraham
The Brooklyn merchant and philanthropist Abraham Abraham died at his Thousand Islands summer home. His body was brought to Brooklyn by his son and son in law. The service will be at Temple Israel and burial at Salem Fields. Honorary pallbearers include May or William J. Gaynor and many civic leaders. Resolutions of condolence came from Brooklyn Jewish Hospital and related organizations. The hospital and affiliated institutions will be draped in black for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Abraham
Brooklyn
Thousand Islands
Lawrence
Simon F. Rothschild
Abraham
St. Mark's Avenue
Temple Israel
Bedford
Lafayette Avenues
Salem Fields Cemetery
Cypress Hills
William J. Gaynor
William A. Prendergast
Alfred E. Steers
William M. Calder
Nathan Straus
Oscar Straus
Simon W. Rosendale
William Berri
Jacob H. Schiff
St. Clair McKelway
Frank Jones
Henry Hentz
Willis L. Ogden
Charles A. Schieren
Almer F. Jenks
Henry Roth
Otto Kempner
Eugene Benjamin
John Thatcher
Michael Furst
Nathan S. Jonas
Franklin W. Hooper
Edward Lazansky
Edward Lauterbach
Adolf Lewisohn
The
Jewish Orphan Asylum
American Society of Jewish Federations
Jewish Educational Society
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
United Jewish Aid Society
Editor Kennett Dead After Forty Years in Journalism
Thomas Aiguier Kennett born 1843 in New York died in St. Joseph's Hospital Bronx from multiple illnesses. Yale 1863 graduate and Scroll and Key member who worked as exchange editor and city editor for The New York World and reported for The Philadelphia Inquirer and The New York Sun. He co founded The Buffalo Express and led The Carpet Trade Review and served as associate editor of The American Furniture Gazette among other roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Aiguier Kennett
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bronx
Mr. Kennett
New York
Yale College
Irving G. Vann
J. Frederick Kernochan
Yale Society of the Scroll and Key
New York World
Kennett
American Furniture Gazette
Ironmonger
Decorator and Furnisher
Mrs Lamberton Dies in Atlantic City
Mrs. Lamberton wife of Rear Admiral Benjamin P. Lamberton died in Atlantic City after long illness. She had been at Marlborough Blenheim under a local physician care with Admiral Lamberton and their two daughters present. The body will be taken to the Washington home. the admiral is blind from injuries at Manila Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
Lamberton
Benjamin P. Lamberton
Marlborough Blenheim
Richard la Grade
M. K. Lamberton
Washington
Lambertons
Admiral Lamberton
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Col Foster Killed by Fall from Horse
Lieut. Col. Fred W. Foster of the Fifth United States Cavalry died from injuries after being thrown from his horse Monday. He had arrived in Hawaii about two years ago and passed away today in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Foster
Honolulu
Fred W. Foster
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Hawaii
Notable Deaths Across States Mark Genial Legal and Civic Figures
Obituaries report the deaths of Ralph Talbot a Denver attorney in Fort Robinson Nebraska bishop brother to Ethelbert Talbot. W L Pierce Richmond Railway superintendent aged 49. Charles Hague hydraulic engineer and author in New York City. John J Bilson retired Kings County supervisor in Brooklyn. Joseph A Foard Baltimore steamship agent. Emil A R Luhrs Brooklyn Post Office employee age 66 born in Germany. James Eyre Hayes Philadelphia corporate lawyer former New Jersey counsel and National Guard Judge Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Talbot
Denver
Fort Robinson
Neb
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Penn
W. L. Pierce
Richmond
Southern Railway
Charles A. Hague
Bright
West Ninety-fourth Street
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Water Works Association
Knights Templars
John J. Bilson
Kings County Board of Supervisors
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Joseph A. Foard
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Emil A. R. Luhrs
Fulton Street
Ald
Germany
James Eyre Hayes
Philadelphia
New York City
National Guard of
New Jersey
Wills and Estates Noted for Multiple 1911 Dying Individuals
Obituaries list estates from June 1911 to August 1910. Names include YESTERDAY’S WILLS, MATHIAS FULLER, MAGDALENA ALTHOFF, JOHN HARTMANN, AMANDA M PARKS, AMASA T DAY, NELSON H LAWTON, GUSTAVE U L REINOLD, ELIZA BERLIN, and MARY KUNATH. Amounts range from $1,000 to $11,500 plus realty allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Fuller
Charles Fuller
Sophia Henkel
Magdalena Althoff
Elizabeth Fritz
Hoboken
John Hartmann
Mary Hartmann
Amanda M. Parks
Amanda L. Crawford
Amasa T. Day
Helen H. Day
Woodmont
Conn
Nelson H. Lawton
Two Boys Adrift on a Log in East River Rescue
Three boys drifted from a beach on a log in the East River as a 15 year old swimmer and a tugboat crew battled the current. John Stanley swam 700 feet to help and Captain and crew rescued the two youths clinging to the log before all were returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sirtz
East 144Th Street
Hermann App
Lsfth Street
John Stanley
Stanley
Capt. C. Johnson
Board of Health
Franklyn Edson
Appel
North Brother Island
Murphy buying antiques in Long Island sale
Riverhead Long Island June 29 Charles F Murphy Tammany leader has become a collector of antique furniture He recently purchased at a high price a grandfather clock from a local dealer who had waited for a buyer with appreciation for old Long Island pieces He acquired pieces from ancestral Long Island homes for his Good Ground residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhead
L. I
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Leader
Long Island
Carpet Manufacturer Dies in Fall in Philadelphia
John Dobson, a Philadelphia carpet manufacturer and head of the firm John & James Dobson, died from injuries after a fall. Born in Yorkshire, England, he came to America at 22 and began in a woolen mill at Manayunk. he died at age 8 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dobson
Philadelphia
Yorkshire
England
Manayunk
John & James Dobson
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Notices for marriage and death intended for insertion in The New York Times, to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant. The item outlines submission method and contact details for families and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth announcements for Goldstein Kahn and Drumm families
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Goldstein of 187 West 110th Street on Wednesday June 28. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Louis L Kahn of 974 and Av on June 28, 1911. A son was born June 26 in Bethel Connecticut to Mr and Mrs G Drumm.
List of June marriages across multiple families
Numerous marriage notices dated June from New Jersey New York Connecticut and nearby cities record weddings and engagements. Names include Kate Solomon Moise Erstein Lucy Chaplin Edmund Lee Adelaide Wallerstein Noble McConnell Alice Fellowes Edward Stowell Maude Wilcox Edwin Van Riper Hilda Starlight Emanuel Wechsler Georgene Morton Henry Wright Worthing Carrie Riker A S Clarke Elizabeth Foran Willard Day Mae Adams Joseph Huffmire Marion Philbrick Otto Ruprecht Mary Landis Polisland Danbury and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erstein—Solomon
de Sola Mendes
Kate
S. B. Solomon
Moise L. Erstein
Lee—Chaplin
Ridzgenerod
N. J
H. B. Lee
D. D
Charlottesville
Lucy Mitchel Chaplin
Duncan Dunbar Chaplin
Edmund J. Lee
Leesburg
McConnell—Wallerstein
Scarsdale
N. Y
Edwin Keigwin
Adelaide Wallerstein
Noble McConneLl
Stowell—Fellowes
Storm King
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Charles L. Slattery
Grace Church
New York
Abraham Abraham Dies at 68 in New York Summer Home
The Brooklyn Hebrew community mourns Abraham Abraham who died suddenly June 28 at his Cherry Island Summer home in Alexandria Bay. Funeral set for June 30 at Temple Israel Bedford and Lafayette Aves. Interment Salem Field Cemetery. The Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn records praise his life, philanthropy, and pivotal role in founding and sustaining the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Cherry Island
Alexandria Bay
N._Y
Abraham Abraham
Temple
Israel
Bedford
Lafayette
Salem Field Cemetery
Brooklyn
Jewish Hospital of
Community Mourns Abraham Abraham as Charitable Leader Dies
The Brooklyn community bids farewell to Abraham Abraham a devoted charity leader and temple founder through tributes by the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn Training School for Nurses and several organizations. Boards acknowledge his loyalty generosity and lifelong public service with resolutions spreading in minutes and condolences to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities
Abraham Abraam
Abraham Abraham
Fam
Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Frank Pentlarge
Temple Israel of
Brooklyn
Temple
Earth
Michael Furst
David N. Zeman
Edward Lazansky
Joseph J. Baker
Obituary notices and funeral details from Montclair to Yonkers
Died notices list Eliza Buna Marshall of Montclair N J in 1911 and Nancy Muir Price age 77 with funeral plans in New York. Eunice Peck Robinson memorial in Orange N J is set for July 1 1921 while Laura Seward Smith is to be buried in New York. A long roster of graves and service times follows for residents across New York City and surrounding towns with funeral notices daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Muir Price
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Robinson
Eunice Peck Robinson
Main St
Orange
N. J
Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Laura Seward
Zeller
Larchmont
N. Y
Julius Albert Zeller
Louise M. Hollerith
Bertha V. Strich
Fresh Pond Cemetery
Wemorian CARTY to-morrow mass at St James Newark
Notices announce masses for CARTY Jane at St James's Church Newark at 9 A M and for FITZGERALD Catherine at Francis Xavier's Church at 9 A M to-morrow. Also O'NEILL Josetta mass at St Nicholas Church Brooklyn to-morrow morning.
Cemetery access by Harlem trains and trolleys noted
The WooblaWn Cemetery is described as easily accessible from Grand Central via Harlem trains and from Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, with carriage service also available. Contact Bee of Views at 4855 Gramercy or the representative at Office 20 East 230 Street N. Y. Cape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooblawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
ST. N. X. Cape
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cavalazzi
Cess
Metropolitan Opera House Experiment
Opera Ballet
Paviova and
Lecocq
Theatre Society
Social Notes
Ogden L. Mills
Dr. Gorton
New York Banking Dept
Kanana
David Johnson
Carnegie Fund
Schenck
Music Notes
Mrs. Lamberton
MLE Guarantee Trust
Coe
Bklyn
Jamaica
Tug
Murphy
Connecticut
Selleck—Brown
Danbury
Mabel A. Brown
Edward Selleck
Woolard
Moehlmann
Dancem Rose M. Moehlmann
Alfred Woolard
New York State
Oldham
Merian
Rye
Amelie Merian
George C. Oldham
Wiggins
Hocart
Goshen
Alice Hocart
Henry W. Wiggins
Longfellow
Elysian
Ata
Daily Press
Aaron Levy
Nathan
Jonas
Moses C. Kuh
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Bernard J. Becker
United Jewish Aid Societies of
Ram
Emanuel Nean
Bertram N. Manne
Hebrew Educational Society
Harry E. Lewis
Adolph Feldblum
William F. Adams
Plainfield
Alpheus Merrifield
Worcester
St. Luke's Hospital Chapel
113Th St
Amsterdam
Barnald
Remsenburg
Benjamin
Scranton
Thomas A. Kennett
Stephen Merritt Chanel
Eighth Avenue
Nineteenth St
King
Alstead
N. H
Mary Baush
A. Wing
Thomas
John and
Ellen King
John P. Meagher
Anthony
Calvary
Raterene Sr
147Th
Bendfeldt
Henry
East
85Th St
Dyer
John
West 117Th St
Fiesel
East 105Th St
Aesarene J
Hudson St
Lyons Oe
Patrick
M. Mackin
Alice T
East 198Th St
Michel
Christian
East 91St St
Mitchell
Mary J
East 62d St
Schillinger
Mathias
Lexington Av
A. M. Williams
Caroline E
Adams
Lydia A
St. John's Home
A. M. Albrecht
Augusta
India St
Bogan
Alton F
Bedford Av
Boyle
James
Franklin Av
Burkhardt
Lizette
East 23d
Clarke
James S&s
48Th St
A. M. Conklin
Annie
Bergen St
Cross
Lulu A
6Th St
Junia
Delaney
Madison St
Moutling
Anna T
State Hospital
Evans
David M
Evers
Kane
Mark
Belmont
Lee
William A
Lemon
Annie E
Hudson
Civitillo
New Haven
Crowe
Andrew
A. M. DE Vito
Joseph
LYNCH
Catherine M
Malon
Edward
Hartford
Sne
Mason
Norman A
East Havin
Naedle
Walter T
Dusenbury
Maria T
Morris Park
Grax
Auguste W
Astoria
Grubleski
Flushing
Honora E
Moller
Eliza
Long Island City
POST
Sarah A
Lincoln St
Paolo
Werner
Ernest
Woodhaven
Covart
William J
Jersey City
Feeley
Pavonia Av
Fischer
Lillie
Springfield
Flanagan
Michael
Hunterdon St
Grant
David
Kelly
Maurius
A. M. Shine
Agnes
Howery
Ashton
George
Ossining
Birngruber
Charles
Tuckahoe
Conover
Steadman
Wemorian
Undertakere
Frank E. Campell
Chelses
Durgeons
Amsterdam Ave
Riveyarda
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