Orphans to Find Homes Through Charities Fund
Commissioner John A Kingsbury announced a new Childrens Home Bureau to place orphans and other dependent children under eight with families sharing their faith. The program, funded by about 150000 mainly from Elizabeth Milbank Anderson Helen Hartley Jenkins Adolph Lewison and W Everit Macy, will have William J Doherty supervise and John Daniels as director. Applications from families seeking adoptive or boarding placements will be accepted as the fund covers lodging and care for children without homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Kingsbury
Childrens Home Bureau
Kingsbury
Elizabeth Milbank Anderson
Helen Hartley Jenkins
Adolph Lewisohn
W. Everit Macy
William J. Doherty
Garden Club of America Choates Visit Lenox Gardens
Lenox Massachusetts hosts the Garden Club of America annual meeting with tours of Naumkeag Brookside and other notable gardens. Mrs Archibald Russell presides as officers are elected, and the group plans future conventions in Cincinnati Southampton and Lake Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Garden Club of America
Curtis Hotel
Lake Forest, Jr
Illinois
Walter 8. Browntvy
Lake Forest
Southampton
Ta “En
Cincinnati
Archibald DF. Russell
Princeton
N. J
J. Willie Martin
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Archibald D. Russell
Benjamin T. Fairchild
New Milford
N. Y
John Newlands
Cleveland
Ohio
Frances King
Alma
Mich
Hayard Henry
Germantown
Hugh D. Auchincloss
New York
Ernestine A. Goodman
Walter 8. Brewster
Lenox Horticultural Society
John EB. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Alexandre
Anne,r
Caroline Leroy Webb
Bring Lawn
Wyndhurst
William E. 5
Charles
Melien
Naumkeag
Mir
Mra
Joseph Hi Choate
Brookside
Great Barrington
Ferruccio Vitale
Trs Ual Walker
America
Walker
Shakespeare Garden Reception Garners Fund Drive
The Central Park Shakespeare Garden Committee met yesterday afternoon near Seventy-ninth Street to discuss raising $1,000 for this season's garden. a leaflet titled The Story of the Garden will aid the appeal. Notables present included Park Commissioner Cabot Ward Dr George Kunz Mrs Clarkson Cowl and others as Stratford-on-Avon sends a Stratford Oak for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Shakespeare Garden Committee
Seventy-ninth Street
Clarkson Cowl
Park Department
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Stratford
Cabot Ward
George Fr. Kunz
G. Glen Gould
Gilbert D. Lamb
Theron
Bride of Lieut Campbell Weds in Orange Church
Miss Katherine Browning daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R Browning of Llewellyn Park West Orange New Jersey married Lieutenant Raymond Potter Campbell of San Francisco in a military ceremony at Central Presbyterian Church Orange The Rev Dr John Fulton Patterson officiated Mary Browning Murchie de Baun served as matrons of honor Marjory Murchie was flower girl Best man was Lieut G Sidney Andrew Ushers included Lieuts William D Styer Ralph I Sasse William A Snow Raymond G Moses Dwight F Johns John W Fraser and Rosa McLean and Frederick J Williams The groom a West Point graduate will spend the summer in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Browning
Charles R. Browning
Llewellyn Park
West Orange
N. J
Raymond Potter Campbell
San Francisco
Central Presbyterian Church
Orange
John Fulton Patterson
Miss Browning
Howard Murchie
Arthur de Baun
Marjory Murchie
G. Sidney Andrew
William D. Styer
Ralph I. Sasse
William A. Snow
Raymond G Moses
Dwight F. Johns
John W Fraser
Rosa McLean
Frederick J. Williams
Campbell
West Point
WEDS MISS GLADYS CAPEN IN MT. VERNON
Miss Gladys Josephine Capen daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Capen of Bronxville wed Dr Nathaniel Mills son of Appellate Court Justice and Mrs Isaac N Mills in the Church of the Ascension Mt Vernon The Rev Melford L Brown officiated The bridal party included Ade laide Capen Katharine Utz Grace Granger Lucille Becker Florence Ross Helen Mille Leroy Mills best man and several ushers A reception followed at the Westchester Woman's Club auditorium
Miss Vaughan a Bride in Quiet Home Wedding
Harriet Fispeth Vaughan daughter of Captain Vaughan married Milton Judson Davies of Columbia University yesterday at Dr John Colin Vaughan's home 181 West Seventy fifth Street Reverend Wilson of Newark and Rev Abner Davies of Conshohocken officiated a small ceremony due to a death in the bride's family The bride previously served as General Secretary of the YWCA of the Oranges After a brief honeymoon they will live at 202 West Seventy fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Harriet Fispeth Vaughan
John Albert Vaughan
Young Women's Christian Association of the Oranges
Pere, Davies
West
Seventy-fourth Street
Marriage of Miss Prussing and Albert Le Vine
Miss Margaret Alice Prussing daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene E Prussing of Chicago married Albert Shelby Le Vine in a small ceremony at the home of Colonel and Mrs A Hirst Appel 4% West End Avenue. The couple planned a short honeymoon and will reside in this city after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Alice Prussing
Tughter
Eugene E. Prussing
Chicago
Albert Shelby le Vine
A. Hirst Appel
West End Avenue
Lloyd George's Daughter Engaged in London News
The engagement of Olwen Elizabeth, elder daughter of David Lloyd George, to Captain T Cary Eivana of the Indian medical service is announced in London. The announcement was carried by a Special Cable to The New York Times dated June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
New York Times
London
Olwen Elizabeth
David Lloyd George
T . Cary Eivana
The
Indian Medical Service
Clark Family Welcomes Son at Park Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs J F A Clark of 1140 Park Avenue celebrate the birth of their son yesterday at Wests House Newart Mrs Clark was formerly Miss Evelyn Bigelow welcomed by relatives and friends in a joyful family announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. A. Clark
J. Francis A Clark
Park Avenue
Wests House
Newart
Clark
Fvetyn Bigelow
Soldiers Wed On Eve Of Departure
Lieutenant Gray of Company I Fifth Regiment New Jersey Infantry married Miss Helen Corraz at her Bloomfield home before leaving for Sea Girt. The ceremony was performed by Reverend B Franklin Dickinson. The couple then joined the bride’s family at Camp Fielder where they were greeted by the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred C. Mordaunt
Francis Lionel Mordaunt
David Ogden Rogers
Nathaniel Pendleton Rogers
Plainfield
N. J
Grace Church
E. Cara Stevenson
Howard R. Weir
Elizabeth Mordaunt
John S. Rogers
William Barlow
J. Horton Jams
Henry W. Richards
Frank Watrous
Rogers
Cavalry
Roger WV. Gray
Fifth Regiment
New Jersey Infantry
Montclair
Tia
Helen Corraz
Essex Avenue
Bloomfield
Victor Corraz
B. Branklin. Dickinson
First Methodist Church
Corraz
Adelia Corraz
Raymond Fk. Davis
Lieutenant Gray
Gray
Camp Fielder
Sea Girt
Roscoe Johnson
Cameo Street
National Education Association Convention Opens in New York
Columbia University hosts the annual NEA conference starting tomorrow at the Astor Hotel and other venues. Delegates from leading colleges will attend talks by Taft Dewey Jordan and Gompers among others, with sessions through July and post convention tours to Bermuda Halifax and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
National Education Association of the United States
Hotel Astor
Madison Square Garden
Washington Irving High School
David Bancroft. Johnson
Winthrop Normal and Industrial College
Rock Hill
Astor
Whitman
Mitchel
John H. Finley
Wiliam G. Willcox
Board of Education
Straubenmuller
David Starr Jordan
Leland
Taft
William ©. Redfield
Department of Commerce
W. K. Wellington
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Anna Shaw
National American Woman Suffrace Association
John Dewey
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
State University
Bermuda
Halifax
Newfoundland
Porto Rico
Cuba
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Panama
Autograph letters and manuscripts fetch $1609 at Sothebys
Sothebys in London realized more than $1,600 from a sale of autograph letters and manuscripts owned by Mrs. Isabel Brockles and the late Rev. Canon A W N Deacon and John Payne. Key items included Swinburne’s revised Heptalogia, Twain letters, Stevenson letters, Swinburne studies, Swinburne Nine Days' Wonder, and Rossetti and Swinburne letters, with the largest lot reaching high hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Time
London
Sothebys
Isabel Brocklesby
A. W. N. Deacon
John Payne
A. C. Swinburne
Mark Twain
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sydney
Samoa
Damien
Swinburne
Shakespeare
Thomas Purnell
Rossetti
McCumber Beats Hanna in Republican Senatorial Nomination
Fargo reports United States Senator McCumber defeats Governor Hanna for the Republican nomination. Returns available today show McCumber ahead after yesterday's primary. John Burke leads F O Hellstrom on the Democratic senatorial ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
United States
McCumber
Hanna
John Burke
F. O. Hellstrom
Mrs Ludlow Breaks Hip in Fall at Newport Cottage
Mrs Re Livingston Ludlow of New York fractured her hip this afternoon in a fall at her Newport cottage. Dr Charles D Easton is attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Ludlow
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Re. Livingston Ludlow
New York
Charles D. Easton
Duchess Talks to Doctors on Infant Mortality
The Duchess of Marlborough, former Consuelo Vanderbilt, spoke for an hour before the National Health Society on infantile mortality at the Royal Society of Medicine. Sir Ray Lankester called her address unflinching and thorough. She noted about 820,000 babies lost annually in the nation, with 76 percent preventable, a figure rivaling wartime losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
National Health Society
Priestley
Royal Society of Medicine
Ray Lankester
Linn Boyd Porter Dies in Brookline at 65
Boston June 2 Linn Boyd Porter known as Albert Ross author of popular Albatross novels died at his Brookline home in his sixtieth year. Born in Westfield Mass he studied at Leicester Academy and traveled Europe. He was a former Boston newspaper man and married Miss Mary Bemee S Cambridge in 1874. His daughter Miss George Eliot Porter is Mrs. Robert Edeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Linn Boyd Porter
Albert Ross
Brookline
Westfield
Mass
Leicester Academy
Porter
Europe
Mary Be.mee
Cambridge
George Eliot Porter
Robert Edeson
Brooklyn Obituary Notices From The Tribune
A list of Brooklyn residents and former residents who died, detailing ages, last addresses, and survivors. Names include Mica Busanf. Tmong, Patrick F. Kelleher, Sidney Earnstein, Louis Ackeuman, Anne Hart, Alex I. Mayer, Arthur Kahn, James J. Paterson, Thomas J. Lasban, Sayyers A. Kirby, Barbara Alberta Clark, Sarati Wyatt Carpenter, Hiram W. Barrows, Maryer Mara, Major Millsaps, Henry H. Peden, Elizabeth J. Metz, Charles C. Fleming, Alfred Newell De Club, Margaret Green Cunning, James Joseph Marten, Sarah E. MacKay, Augusta Schmidt, Anthony Abraun, Frank M. Riley, Laura J. Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Busan F
Brooklyn
The
Tribune
Holy Family Hospital
Whitelaw Reid
Patrick F. Kelleher
Shalalsait
Ae Retail Liquor Deniers’ Association
York County
West
Eighth Street
Adaeane
Las Sidney Aernstein
Board of Education
Morrta
Aesnes
Louis Ackeuman
Anne Hart
Hugh Bart
Joseph Hart
Queens
Pearsall Street
Long Island City
Alex I. Mayer
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Mayer
Arthur Kahn
Jacob Kahn
New York
Succasunna
Morristown Memorial Hospital
James J. Paterson
Mendham
Thomas J. Lasban
Hackettstown
Sayyers A. Kirby
Sid Chitton Street
Elizabeth N. J
Misa Barbara Alberta Clark
Serna
Sarati Wyatt Carpenter
David G. Carpenter
Hye Lake
Conn
Hiram W. Barrows
Maiden
Mass
Starving Jews appeal at Carnegie Hall over aid needs
Isidore Hershfield told a Carnegie Hall audience that in occupied Russia 750,000 Jews faced starvation and urged urgent relief. He reported expulsion of 100,000 Jews from Kovno on 24 hours notice and described extreme privation across Poland, Galicia, Courland, and Lithuania, calling for food shipments and broader help from Allied authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Isidore Hershfield
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America
Carnegie Hall
Russia
Poland
Courland
Lithuania
Galicia
Hershfield
England
Hersnfield
Gerard
Berlin
William HB. Wilson
Department of Labor
Kovno
Vilna
Alnes
Koyno
Wilna
Mr. Hershfield
Submarine Seen Off Quarantine Station by River Passenger
A passenger on the 10 45 from Coney Island reported seeing a submarine chased by a torpedo boat destroyer off the Quarantine Station near Nerrows. The craft was about 1500 feet from the steamboat with the destroyer’s searchlight clearly trained on it. Navy yard and Quarantine Station inquiries found no confirmation of a submarine arrival. both destroyers were at anchor and observers noted no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
TIMES
Nerrows
Navy Yard
Death of H. S. Slocum at Bramshott Camp England
Herbert Spencer Slocum a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force died last Saturday at Bramshott Camp England. He was the youngest son of the late and Cleone T. Slocum and lived with his brother on Staten Island until four years ago. He joined the Forty spear Battalion at war start and was likely transferred to another unit. He leaves two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer Slocum
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Ernest Foster Slocum
Tower House
Grymes Hill
Staten Island
L Bramshott Camp
England
Cleone T. Slocum
Forty Spear Battalion
Bet
Reverend Frank Fletcher dies on visit in Massachusetts
Rev. Frank Fletcher age 81 of North Plainfield prominent Baptist minister died in Newton Highlands Massachusetts while visiting his son Loren Fletcher. He was born in Marlboro New York and graduated from Colgate University. He served in the Civil War with the 154th New York Volunteers and was an aide de camp to General Patrick Jones. Four sons and a daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Frank Fletcher
North Plainfield
Newton Highlands
Mass
Loren Fletcher
Marlboro
N. Y
Colgate University
New York
154Th Regiment
New York Volunteers
Patrick Jones
Miss Kate Rowland Noted Author Dies in Richmond
Miss Kate Mason Rowland longtime Richmond writer and editor died Wednesday. A daughter of Major Isaac Rowland she authored The Life of George Mason and The Life of Charles Carroll of Carrollton and edited numerous books and story collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Mason Rowland
Richmond
Isaac 8. Rowland
George Mason
Charles Carroll
Carrolltown
Rowland
Marriage and birth notices intended for NYT insertion
Notices advise readers to telephone 1000 Bryant for marriage and birth announcements intended for The New York Times listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Weaver birth announcement for newborn daughter
Mr and Mrs H R Weaver announce the birth of a daughter on June 29. 18. The brief notice records a new arrival in the family.
Engagements announced for Mildre Walton Smith and Florence Stiles
Mrs. Frank Saeffer Smith of Warwick New York announces the engagement of her daughter Mildre Walton Smith to Dr. Iola Horton Golding of Peekskill New York. Florence Stiles to Charles L D Lewin listed in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golding—Smith
Frank Saeffer
Smith
Warwick
N. Y
Mildre
Walton Smith
Iola Horton Golding
Peekskill, N
Marriages Sealed in New York and Brooklyn Notices
A list of marriage announcements dated late June across New York areas shows couples including Olga Louise Schiavi ni and Henri Gaston Courtais. Efie Antoinette Cevasco and Joseph de Queiroga Jr.. Marguerite Serryni and Arthur Jacobs. Milured Mordaunt and David Rogers. Louisa Fay and William Heckman. Lilla Tompkins and Charles Foat. Maier S. Tupper and Aaron Trimmer. Agnes Lyons and George Illerton. Laura Hollister and Charles Pretm. Florence Schottiar and Albert J. Gainer. May H. Carley and Arthur Mutr. Lillian Cahill and Carl Rood. Anna Castello and Ernest Sciame. Edna W. Ambert and Benjamin Seger. Hazel Valentine and Drew Valentine. Wilhelmine Blancke and William Erb. Lillian Krieg and Hugh McLaren. Margaret Middendorf and George Middendorf. Anna Pelster and Andrew Seiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Beston — Lyons
Agnes M. Lions
George lLlerton
Brlim—Hollister
Laura Holister
Charles Pretm
Gaifer Schottiar
Florence Schottler
Albert J. Gainer
Gelpcke—Backhouse
Florence Backhouse
Herbert
Chipeke
Muir—Carley
May H. Carley
Arthur
Mutr
Rood
Cahill
Lillian Cahill
Carl A. Rood
Sciame
Erb—Blancke
Glendale
Wilhelmine Blancke
Willian Erb
McLween Krieg
Brooklyn Manor
Lillian J. Krieg
Hugh McLaren
Midden Dore Hummann
Woolhaven
Margaret A. Kofmann
George A. Middendorf
Seiz—Pelstur
Middle Vilage
Anna Pelster
Andrew Seiz
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from June 27 28 1916
Several obituaries and funeral notices appear for June 27 to 28 1916. Names include Mary Baylis Nancy Lamb Brown Josephine Murrell August H Christian with private services and interments. Locations include Quogquit Long Island 160 West South Street New York East 7th Street and associated family relations cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylis
Quog
Long Island
Mary
Abraham B
Deborah Mcdonald Mayle
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Brown
Nancy Lamb Brown
West South St
N. Y
Burrell
West Tai St
Josephine Murrell
Harry Burrell, Jr
C. V. B. Ostrander
Christian
Wis
H. Christian
Mary Miller
Sir East
Martha Waashington Tounell
Brooklyn Sewer Engineer Frank J. Conlon Dies at 45
Frank J. Conlon assistant engineer in the Brooklyn Bureau of Sewers died at home on Macon Street Brooklyn at age 45. Born in Brooklyn he began in city works in 1885 and served in the Department of Sewers after consolidation. He designed major intercepting sewers and directed drainage for over 10 000 acres in Brooklyn. He was a charter member of the Brooklyn Engineers Club and member of ASCE and the National Geographic Society. Survived by his wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine James Joseph Marten
Fourteenth Precinct
Manhattan
Force
Pine Street
Brooklyn
Bright
SARAH_E MacKAY
Edwin T. MacKay
Haltimore
Joseph P. Searing
Fifteenth Street
Flatbush
Augusta Schmidt
Heinrich Schmidt
New York Staats Zeitung
Covert Street
Brookly
Roemerstadt
Austria
Ladies’ Circle
Schiaraffia
German Press Club
Anthony Abraun
Duffield Street
William A Eraun
Alec
Frank M. Riley
Riley Machine Works
Reuben Riley
Brooklyn Bridge
Brook Inn
Mr. Riley
Zeeredetha Lodge
Brooklyn Lodge
P.O. Ellis
Schubert
Thirteenth Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
Laura J. Laws
John T Laws
Curtis Lee Laws
Carroll Street
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Watchman Examiner
Clifton C. Laws
Chesapeake City
Mad
Henry M. Laws
Baltimore
Frank J. Conlon
Queena County
New York
Conlon
Brooklyn Engineers’ Club
American Society of Civil Engineers
Nationa Geographical Society
Memorials and Obituaries from June 1916 In New York
Notices honor Victor Chapman in Ver dun funeral in Trinity Church New York. Courtright Doty Gunnison Hogg Kelleher Laws Mayer Poehl Riegel Riley Ritter Rose Ryan Smith Van Henschoten Van Deventer Von Arnim headlines with funeral details and private services across Brooklyn and Yonkers.
Obituary notices from New York area June 1916 deaths
Funeral announcements list numerous residents by name with addresses in Manhattan Brooklyn Jersey City and Newark. Entries include June died dates and funeral details with times and streets, naming individuals such as Edwin Wick Jr and Julia Singleton among many others with varied addresses.
In Memoriam Chapman Victor Emmanuel A
Wemoriam notice for Victor Chapman of the Franco American Flying Corps. memorial service planned at Trinity Church Friday at 10 oclock. Burial or post service details not clearly stated. Verdun battle reference on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Victor Emmanuel
Memeree Carvies
Victor Chapman
Franco-American Flying Corps
Verdun
Trinity Church
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Children’s Home Bureau
Choates
Garden Club
Clovercroft
Oscar Lasigi
J. W. Martin
Stockbridge
Daniel Kester French
French
Margaret French
Vistet
Emily Tuckerman
Bernhard Hoffman
Overbrook Orchard
Carl A. de Gersdorff
Vesyce
Oscar Iasigi
Iasigi
William Marshall Bullitt
Louisville
Swick Hall
Lenox Gardens
Frederick Dent Grant
Maplewood
Mere H. Brewster Hobson
Hobson
Frontier
Lewis L. Deinfield
Heaton Hall
Ramsey Hoguetam
Elizabeth Osgood
Reed
F. G. Phelps
Washburn
Curtie Hotel
Allen Marquard
HH. de Berkeley Parsons
J. Loward Wainwright
Cc. F. Stillman
B. G. Stillman
Thomas HM. Talmage
Lillian Talmage
E) Hunt Talmage
Hotel Aspinwall
John Hutton
House of Mercy Hospital
Pittsfield
Shakespeare Garden
Lieut. Campbell
Miss Katherine Browning
Gladys Capen
Nathaniel Mills
Justice
Mount Vernon
Miss Vaughan
Milton J. Davies
Institute of Arts and Sciences of Columbia
Putnam
Putnam Dry-Cleaner
Monroe Drug Co
Quincy, Il
Puti
JTNAM
Janed
D. O. Rogers
Marines
M. C. Mordaunt
Lieut
N. J. Inf
Educators IN Conference
National Association
Duchess
Miss Vanderbilt
Henry H. Peden
Klein's
Rockville Centre
Elizabeth J. Metz
Baward Getz
Park Place
Charles C. Fleming
New York Central and
Hudsoniver Railroad
Kings County Hospital
Bethel
Grand Army of the Republic
Lefferts Place
Alfred Newell DE Club
Brooklyn Union Gay Company
Stvight
Wythe Avenue
Margaret Green Cunning
John Cunning
Church of the Transfiguration
Thirty First Street
Eary B. Matt
Saleas
Okenel
Infante
U.dae
H. S. Slocum
Bramshott
Rev
Lewis
Stiles
Florence
Charles LD
Lewin
Warried
Heckman
Fay
Louisa Fay
Willian II H. Heckman
Rost Tompkins
Lilla Tompkins
Charlies F, Oat
Trimmer
Tupper
Maier 5S
Aaron T. Trimmer
Centre St
Cue Lady of
New York County
Patri & F. Kelleher
Corerith Ave
Sarrel Heart Church
31St St
Ftend
10Th Aves
Calvary
T. LD. A'Tennor
McGrath
Concord Lodge
No. m
A. M
Frethren
Whenfield
Hoboken
Alexander MacGrath
Toms
Neser
William L. Finch
Atlande Ity
Abraham
Anna
Grace Nathan
Fred J
Lou
Salem Fields Cemetery
St. Erion Riat
Lutheran
Rose
M. Jamieson
Lawrence Park West
Bronxville
Martha Rose
A. ©. Rome
St Paula Church
Yonkers
Ellen AL
Dr. & van Bennchoten
Penn van
N. V
Edwin, Jr
Texas
Winthrop
Mary V.a Winthrop
Elizabeth van
Oddie Winthrop
Juliet
East
Baron
Annas
East Leth St
Comcoran
Mamie
A. M. Cunningham
Peter T., Jr
Sud Riverside Drive
Duke. Wiliam
Fort Wadsworth
Margaret
Ganey
Julia
East 56Th St
Holland
Michael
East 18Th St
M. Huhna
Annie L
Valentine Arronx
Kahn
Arthur A
Lenox A. Kastens
Loolee
M _ KENNEDY
John_A
Princes Ray
Alghulin
Annie
P. Moshach
Friedrich
East Boh
O'Brien
John F
Singleton
Julia T
Jhompson
Mary A
Fort Washington
PRAMN
Anthony A
Duffield St
Jum
Bridget
Warwick St
Anced SS
Ay Conlon
Frank J
Macon &J
Tomorro
Cunning
East Slat St
Sarah E
Park Av
Acel
Engler William
Tepeus
Fleming Charlies
Pwnerel
Lefferts
Vince Fox Walter
Amity St
Reneral
St. Mark's
E Kelly
James P
Sands St
A MM Knowlton
A. M. Ostrow
Raymond C
St. Jume
East 6Th St
M. Quigley
Pacific St
Mn Roberts
Robert W
Schmidt
Augusta
Covert St
Marjorie
Stnong
Byer
Hunerel
Collins Arthur Kool Summer
North 7Th St
Newark
Hmaillonan
Norfolseis Newerk
Hepffehlin Anna
Washington Avy
Kohlem
Margeretta
SSS
NEW Sure
Lio Merri
Ayark
Nowktes
Rebecca
Monroe
Mobobem
Payton
Ella
Jersey City
Jane
John
Chadwick Av
Prederick
Cherlotte
Belmont Av
Newass
Wilfling. John
West Hoboken
Katherine
Macpeth
John Flushing
Cardinale- Rosa
Flushing
Cornell
Eilen J. Morris Park
A Irwin
Elenor
Chrome Park
Une
Prentz
Anna K. Ridgewood
Nage
Kirkman
Mary F
Woodhaven
Juze
Maria
Corona
Muldoon
Manced
Nicols
Edward and
Joseph
Elmhurst
Feorg
Fleckwille
Lune
Errentts
Iarhurst
Simon
Elreburet
Tingden Harte
Vierling
Myrtle Richmond
Leila John
Wemoriam
Woodlawn Cemetery
St. My Hariem
Troest
LO East 234
M. A. Bowe
Madison Square
the Women’s Department
William P. Bonbright & Co
Wall Street
American Gas & Electric Co
New England Power Company First Mortgage
Alice Carpenter
Women's Department
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