Actress in Sudermann Play Shows Well trained Skill
A review of Hermann Sudermann’s Johannisfeuer performed last night with Mme. Komisarzhevsky in the lead. The critic notes an experienced method and polished technique but finds no distinctive temperament or artistic quality to arouse lasting interest. The plot centers on Markike’s internal struggle and the forbidden affair with von Hartwig amid family secrets and a midsummer fire symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
Hermann Sudermann
Os Bipoleot
Belo Seo
P. Narbekov
Cressea
Zakushnyak Bie
Grusinsky Errata
N. Tukalevsky
Dalys
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Markikein
Hermann Sudermannh
Johannisfeuer
Réid
Markike
Germain
Miss Nance
O'Neill
Germany
Vogelreuter
Rertrude
von Hartwig
Hell
Fitule Gertcides
Russian Symphony Concert At Carnegie Hall Under Altschuler
Russian Evins Society presented Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov works at Carnegie Hall last evening conducted by Miodest Altschuler. Soloist Ludmilla Siegrist, from the Metropolitan Opera, sang Russian songs with piano, though critics found her voice and delivery lacking. The program included Uschaikowsky’s Fourth Symphony and a segment featuring Caucasian Sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evins Society
Carnegie Tifi
Miodest Altschuler
Ayas Darsdr
Tle
Uschaikowsky
Denrnfelt
Coler
Jeannefelt
Tofenow
Orenesipa
Navy Enlisted Unien Fairness Noted By Blue Jackets Friends
The Blue Jackets Friends report no discrimination against navy enlisted men by theatres in New York Philadelphia and Boston following a Supreme Court ruling in the Buenzle case. Baltimore also notes a debut of Charles R Kennedy story The Servant in the House with Tyrone Power Walter Hampden Arthur Lewis Edith Wynne Matthison Mahl Moore in cast and Grape Nuts praised for brain and nerve support claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Blue Jackets’Friends
Naval Establishment
Supreme Court
Pred J. Buenzle
Newport Amusement Company
Baltimore
Charles R. Kennedy
Ainsie
Tyrone Power
Walter Ftampder
Arthur Lewis
Edith Wynne Matthison
Mahl Afoore
Memi
Lecture series at Carnegie Hall features travel photography
Yesterday a large audience heard a lecture at Carnegie Hall on the Fisher Folk of France and Flanders with color photographs and moving pictures. A second talk in the evening covered South Africa and the Great Diamond Fields, with future Thursday lectures promised on new subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
France
Flanders
South Africa
Great
Diamond Fields
Montreal firm sues Eastern Circuit managers for damages
J B Sparrow and Company of Montreal bring a $100000 damages suit against the Eastern Circuit Association theatrical managers after they ejected him and canceled bookings. The jury failed to agree after over a week of trial and was discharged by Judge Azel in the U S Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sparrow & Co
Montreal
Eastern Circuit Association
Azel
United States
Manon Lescaut at the Metropolitan Opera House
Puccini's Manon Lescaut drew a large Thursday audience at the Metropolitan Opera House with stars Mme Cavalieri Gas tuso and Scotfi in the cast. Mr Ferrari conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Puccini
Manon Lescaut
Mme. Cavalieri
Messrs. Gastuso
Scotfi
Mr. Ferrari
Manhattan Doorman Fractures Skull In Stage Fall
Max Wolffe stage doorman at the Manhattan Opéra House fell through a trap during a scenic rehearsal of Crispino È Ta Comare. He lives on Fox Street in the Bronx and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital after fracturing his skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Max Wolffe
Manhattan Opéra House
Crispino
Wolffe
Fox Street
The
Bronx
Roosevelt Hospital
Bankruptcy Hearing for Joe Welch Vendor Suit Against Mrs Welch
Witnesses in Joe Welch bankruptcy were examined before referee Nathaniel A. Prentiss at 120 Broadway. The petitioner lists assets of 9 and liabilities of 25,400, while creditors claim Mrs Welch has 10,000 belonging to the actor and have sued her for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Welch
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
Broadway
Welch
Theatrical Notes From New York Stages
David Warfield to begin Thursday matinees at the Stuyvesant Theatre on March 19 with a second on April 2. Stella Hammerstein signs to star in The Yankee Prince with Cohan Harris after Europe study. The Traveling Salesman rehearsals proceed at the Hudson Theatre under James Forbes. Cast includes Ross Kerby Beach Moore Shaw McCabe Blakemore Sinciair Lamson Dresser Turner Burnham Golden Fuller Fuller. Frohman prepares Toddles at Garrick with Barrymore Yorke Elliott Walcot Massen Frederick Lewis Martinet. Harris withdraws Dustin Farnum from The Rector's Garden at Bijou. Samuel Claggett completes cast for new De Millie play to star Cyril Scott, opening next month in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warfield
Stuyvesant Theatre
Stella Hammerstein
Cohan & Harris
Mr. Cohan
Miss Hammerstein
Europe
Hudson Theatre
James Forbes
Thomas W. Ross
Marion Kerby
William Beach
Percival Moore
Arthur Shaw
May McCabe
H. D. Blakemore
Maud Sinciair
Ernest Lamson
Edward M. Dresser
K. C. Turner
Nicholas Burnham
Frances Golden Fuller
Martin Fuller
Charles Frohman
Nat Goodwin
Garrick Theatre
John Barrymore
Oswald Yorke
Arthur Elliott
Charles Walcot
Louis Massen
Pauline Frederick
Jeffries Lewis
Sadie Martinet
Henry W. Harris
Dustin Farnum
Rector’s Garden
Bijou
Samuel Claggett
de Millie
Cyril Scott
Chicago
Sun Dogs Appear Over New York As Weather Signals Shift
New Yorkers yesterday witnessed three sun dogs above a clear sky as a halo formed around the sun. Weather expert Mr Emery noted cirrus clouds refracting light and predicted mild, wet conditions today despite the striking display. Morning temperatures ranged from 24 to 87 degrees with the day ending in the 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Emery
Broadway
Bishop Williams Laments Sage Life At Lent Service
In Detroit on March 5 the Episcopal Bishop of Eastern Michigan denounces Russell Sage as a pitiful, abortive life. He says wealth should serve as a means, not an end, and warns against living only to make a living without living well in grace and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Detroit
Charles Dp
Williams
Episcopal Diocese
Eastern Michigan
Mariners
Russell Sage
God
Van Schaick Pardon Petition Gains 40000 Signatures
The American Association of Masters Mates and Pilots reports 40000 signers backing a Roosevelt pardon for Capt Willem II Van Schaick serving two years in Sing Sing for criminal negligence after the Soundsies General Liocum fire near Brother Island on June 15, 1904. Signers include Henry Clews Jacob A Pils Jersey City mayor New Jersey officials William S Devery and City officials, Rev B T Carrie of St Anne Amsterdam and 164 congregants, plus 170 Ossining residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Masters, Mates, and Pilots
Roosevelt
Willem II van Schaick
Sing Sing
Soundsies
Brother Island
Junne
Henry Clews
Jacob A. Pils
Jersey City
New Jersey
William S. Devery
New York City
C B. T. Carrel
St. Anné’s Church
Amsterdam
N. Y
Capt. van Schaick
Ossinius
Military promotions and board examinations announced
United Service reports Capt G H Pen ness to appear before Major G L Edie in Washington for promotion exam. Lt W Sinclair to Fort Slocum for instruction then to Charlotte for recruiting duty. A board at Fort Totten to list machines tools and supplies. Lieut Commander W M Crose dismissed from Maryland duties. Treat J C Townsend commission May 2 1907. Gunner G G Neum granted two months leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Penness
G. L. Edie
Washington, D. C
W. &. Sinclair
Wifth Infantry
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Charlotte
D. c
Luty
Twelfth Cavalry
I. N. Lewis
Coast Artillery Corps
R. P. Davis
C. H. MecNeil
Coast Artilery Corps
Fort Totten
Washington
W. M. Crose
Maryland
Treat
J. C. Townsend
Commissi
G. G. Neum
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail
Arrived Concord Helena and Quiros at Cavite Brutus at Hampton Roads Abarenda at Norfolk. Sailed South Dakota from Mare Island to Magdalena Bay Peoria from San Juan to navy yard New York Scorpion Tingey Porter Blakely De Long and Thornton from Mobile to Pensacola Chicago from Montevideo to Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Helena
Quiros
Cavite
Brutus
Hampton Roads
Abarenda
Norfolk
South Dakota
Mare Island
Magdalena Bay
Peoria
San Juan
Navy Yard
New York
Scorpion
Tingey
Porter
Medical Dinner for Society Folk in Baltimore
Special to The New York Times from Baltimore reports a society season highlight a so called medical dinner at Elkridge Kennels with doctors nurses and a staged tub bath for a typhoid patient. Oscar G Murray featured as Dr Buil while N Winslow Williams played Dr Osler and a nurse cast added charm to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Elkridge Kennels
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buil
N. Winslow Williams
Osler
Concert in Aid of Greenwich Handicraft School
A musical evening in the Plaza ballroom benefits the Greenwich Handicraft School of Greenwich House. Performers include violinist Leonora Jackson McLaughlin baritone Heinrich Meyn harpist Miss Warner and pianist Mr McFayden with works by Meyn and solos by McLaughlin and Warner. An exhibition and auction of laces rugs and fabrics raised a large sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Handicraft School
Greenwich House
Eleanor Mortimer
R. L. Gerry
Plaza Ballroom
Leonora Jackson McLaughlin
Heinrich Meyn
Miss Warner
Mr. McFayden
Meyn
Greenwich School
Gordon i. Bell
Mortimer
Gerry
Georgette Borland
Julia W. C. Carroll
Katharine Lord
Frederick Richardson
Richard Morris Hunt
E. Fr. Harriman
J. Borden Harriman
Lenten Musicals at Plaza Amid New Entrants
Changes reshuffle Nahan Franko’s Lenten musicales at the Plaza. The opening March 23 features Le Revelision de Pierette by Mazzocorati and Barthélemy with professional Malian pantomimiists, Barthélemy directing, Gerardy cello, Miss Elizabeth Jodie soprano. A March 30 program includes Mme Nordica singing and Josef Hoffman piano with Franko and fifty musicians. Prominent patrons include Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahan Franko
Plaza
le Revelision de
Jean Gerardy
Elizabeth Jodie Wil
Rage
Mme. Nordica
Josef Hoffman
Franko
John Jacob Astor
George J. Gould
Alfred G. .Vanderbilt
M. Ornie Wilson
Benefit for Babies Home in Mrs Whitney’s Ballroom
An afternoon entertainment raised funds for the Babies Convalescent Home in Rhinebeck. Amateur performers included Gladys Hice Rosamond Street Bosco Dorothea Draper and others. Attendees featured prominent society members such as Mrs Bayard Tuckerman Mrs Richard Irvin Mrs William Woodward Jr and Mrs Ogden Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinebeck
Harry Payne Whitney
West Fiftyseventh Street
Gladys Hice
Rosamond, Street
Bosco
Alonzo Potter
Dorothea Draper
Henry Spies Kip
Ruth Draper
Beatrice Crosby
Edith Clark
Tea in honor of Van Eeden at Mrs Untermyer’s home
Fifty guests attended a tea at Mrs. Samuel Untermyer 675 Fifth Avenue in honor of Dutch author Frederick Van Eeden a leader in global fair business. Several guests planned to attend his Civic Forum address at Carnegie Hall on Sunday March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Eeden
Samuel Untermyer
Fifth Avenue
van Eeden
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
Tea Hosts Honor Mrs Thompson Seton and Mrs Perry
Mrs Thompson Seton and Mrs William Perry presided at the tea table with Mr Merington, Wihelm Funk, and Mr and Mrs Ernest Schelling nearby as guests at the social tea event.
Mrs Quintard Hosts A Soiree At West Fifty-Eighth Street
Mari Twain's daughter and Miss Littiehates sang and played during a salon at Dr. Menard Quintard and Mrs Quintard's home on West Fifty-Eighth Street. Guests included Dr Stuyvesant Wainright Prof Norton Ofiller Mrs Miller and many others with Charles Wark accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menard Quintard
B. Hayden
Henry S. Glover
Peterson
J.H. Flagz
Forbes Hawkes
A. H. Todd
Todd
W. M. Evans
J. F. Mackernon
Mackernon
Andrew D. Jones
Claire Nichols
Ellen
Leslie Emmett
Evelyn Jackson
Socialite Bridge and Travel Plans Spark Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. José Aymar and Mrs. Charles Hoffman hosted bridge parties yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bull plan a trip tomorrow. Allen couple entertain at Twenty third Street studio. Bruno Huhn to give a concert at Harvey Fisk residence. Invitations issued for Florence Evans and Willi Ebeling's marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
José Aymar
Charles Hoffman
Robert Bull
Joel Nott Allen
Mr. Allen
Twentythird Street
Bridge
Bruno Huhn
Harvey E. Fisk
East Fiftythird Street
William T. Evans
Florence A. Evans
Willi
H. K. L. Ebeling
Wentworth Manor
Montclair
N. J
Proctor Funeral Plans Arise After Vermont Senator Dies
Washington March 5 The death of Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont is announced to the Senate. A funeral committee is named by Senators Dillingham Daniel Gallinger Perkins Taliaferro Overman Hemenway. A special train will carry the party to Proctor Vermont for services at the Union Church and burial in the Proctor Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Senate
Senator Dillingham
Dillingham
Daniel
Gallinger
Perkins
Taliaferro
Overman
Hemenway
House of Representatives
Haskins
Cannon
Foster
Littlefield
Parker
N. J
Lamb
Slayden
Texas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Proctor
Congressional Committee
Harrison
Senator Redfield Proctor
Proctor Union
Br He. H. Seaver
Rutland
Proctor Mausoleum
Doctor Oliver Hughes dies in New Rochelle after long career
Dr Oliver John Davis Hughes died at his Main Street home after a short illness of nephritis. Born in Buenos Ayres his father was US resident minister there and his grandfather served under Washington. He practiced medicine in Iowa and served in German and US military and diplomatic posts before settling in New Rochelle. He belonged to several fraternal orders and medical societies. Interment will be in Beechwood Cemetery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
Oliver John Davis Hughes
Main Street
Tyee
Buenos Ayres
John H. Hughes
United States
James Hush
Washington
Germany
Hinghes
Meriden
Iowa
Mexico
Japan
Cuba
Cleveland
Coberg
United States Marine Hospital Service
William I
Choate Urges Aid for East Side Settlement Work
Ex ambassador Joseph Choate and Bishop Potter spoke at the East Side House seventeenth annual meeting urging funds for the 540 East 56th Street settlement. The event highlighted child programs and the Big Brother movement aiding wayward youths in Brooklyn and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Rockefeller
Joseph H. Choate
East Side House
Mr. Choate
East Sex Onty-Sixth Street
Bishop Potter
Everett Ee Wheeler
Long Island
Miss Potter
Probation Court
Brooklyn
Bishop
Potter
Choate
East Side
Trenholm
Grover Cleveland
Daniel S. Lamont
Death of Lily Hanbury in London Died After Childbirth
London reports actress Lily Hanbury died from complications after giving birth last Tuesday. The child also died. Born in London in 1874, she debuted in 1888 in Predation and Gala tia at the Savoy Theatre and later starred as leading lady in Beerbohm Tree productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lily Hanbury
Fis
Herbert Guedadla
Brooklyn Lawyer Charles Lyon Dies at 75 in Bed-Stuy
Charles Leroy Lyon a Brooklyn lawyer and Democratic activist died of pneumonia Wednesday at his home 674 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn in his seventy sixth year. He led in civic affairs served in the Assembly as a Presidential Elector in 1884 and fought in the Civil War earning the rank of Captain. He helped found George Howard Post and was a member of multiple Masonic bodies. He leaves two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leroy Lyon
Brookyn
Preumonia
Bedford Avenue
Davis& Lyon
Benjamin F. Tracy
Lyon
Vampurs D. Nii
Fie
George Hivard Post
Tialite Lodge
and. A. 3H
de Witt Kinton
Knighrs Templar
Missionary Dr Samuel W Siberts Dies in Argentina
A cablegram to the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church reports the death of Rev. Dr Samuel W Siberts in Buenos Ayres Argentina on March 3. He served as a missionary in South America since 1898 after twenty years in Mexico. He graduated from Iowa Wesleyan University and the Boston University School of Theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Samuel W Siberts
Methodist Theological Seminary
Siberts
South America
Mexico
Iowa Wesleyan University
Boson University School of Theology
Schiff Residence Remodeling Plans Filed
Mortimer L. Schiff filed remodeling plans at the Building Department through architect C. P. H. Gilbert for his Fifth Avenue residence at 932. The project includes front facade changes and extensive interior alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer L. Schiff
Building Department
C. P. H. Gilbert
Fifth Avenue
Old Optician John Ford Dies After Forty Three Years in Trade
John Ford longtime owner of an optician shop at 412 Pearl Street and a landmark in Pearl and New Chambers Streets died yesterday in Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn at age M. Ford and his aged assistant John Gibson were well known for old fashioned methods that drew customers from across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Pearl Street
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Ford
Pearl and
New Chambers Streets
John Gibson
Notable deaths of officials and professionals across several cities
William Nesthorpe Beauclerk, British minister to Peru, died in Lima. German Chicago figure Gen Herman Lieb died after a fall at Augustana Hospital. Rev Joseph E Roy, longtime American Home Mission Society official, passed away in Oak Park. Henry Kimble, Paterson builder and former alderman, died at 72 after a two week illness. Dr Oliver John David Hughes, New Rochelle physician and former army medical, collapsed at his office aged 53. He was born in Buenos Aires and served in the Franco Prussian War, with memberships in several fraternal and professional orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nesthorpe Beauclerk
Peru
Lima
Duke of
St. Albans
Herman Lieb
Chicago
Augustana Hospital
Joseph E. Roy
American Home Mission Society
American Missionary Association
Oak Fark
Lil
Ohio
Henry Kimble
Paterson
N. J
New Jersey Volunteers
Kimble
Oliver John David Hughes
New Rochelle
Hughes
Buenos Ayres
South America
Putnam College
London
Con. von Wetersdorf
England
the Elks
the Lone of the Revolution
The
Empire Society
Masonic Order
Knights Templar
Marriages Reported in Paterson and Brooklyn Notices
The archive lists marriages in early March 1908 including Julia Charlotta Kireker to Edwin S. Robinson at Paterson New Jersey with Rev. Shaw officiating and Annabella Banks to Norman Leroy Scofield at 576 Park Place Brooklyn with Rev. King presiding. Additional entries note Edna Hexter Kern wedding and Anna E Ketcham to Kay L Somers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet S. Selkirk
Norman Leroy Scofield
Death notices from March list in Brooklyn and NYC area
A long string of death notices and funeral arrangements are listed for March 4 1908 in Brooklyn and New York hospitals. Names include Helen Tracy Abbot Laura Leupp Mangam Susan Mangam George Munzig Donald Poncet Halstead Scudder Halstead Scudder Jr Lois Wood John Woolley Clementine Bellantoni and Herman Blume with services set across Ossining Dansville and Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tracy
Thomas Wade Abbot
Amity St
Brooklyn
Acritelli
Francesco Acritelli
Peter P.acrusili
Lafayette St. Barbour
Wenesday
Morris Av
Eliza
St. Niv
I Cighe
Abe ‘To
West North St
Marion Denny
Warren B. Hall
Boston
Hall
Charita M
Ernest Hall
Read
Hoff
John Hoff
West 127Th St
Kelly
Fannie Kelly
Bell
Cincinnati
Warsaw
Price Hil
Leupp
Rome
Italy
Laura T. Leupp
Charles M. Leupp
Mangam
Ossining
N. Y
Susan
Mass
Poncet
Short Hills
N. J
Donald Pierre
Jean
Anne Poncet
Scudder
Halstead Scudder, Jr
East 77Th St
John W. Woolley
Bath ‘Av
Long Branch
St. Central Railroad
New Jersey
Marion
Obituary notices list deaths across New York area
A column of death notices and funeral details for Stella Boyle William Burns Robert Cairns Elizabeth Driscoll James Finan Elen Gadie Charles Goldthwaite William Hanna Truman Hemway William Hughes William Kohtz Mary Kovak Matthew Kyle Catherine Lehritter Ann Madden William Mannix Heinrich Maybeck Herman Mehrhoff Catherine Moore Lillian Newbery William ODay Juliet OHea Gerson Ostheim John Palm Hazel Philcox Charles Phillips Sabine Reichenbacher Regina Reinheimer Louisa Schmidt Joseph Shearne William H H Smith Henry sniffin Lewis Stewart Jeannetta Strauss Joseph N Stright Leopold Ulimo Thomas Walsh Anna Williams Robert Winkelmann Alfred J Witte and others in Brooklyn Newark Jersey City and nearby areas. Funeral times and locations vary by entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth DriscOll
Wiliam C. Hanna
Heminway
Lakemont
Yates County
Truman Hem
Way
Hughes
East 336Th St
William A. Hughes
Kohtz
Bedford St
Brookon
William Kohtz
Kovak
57Th St
Brooklyn
William Mannix
Maybeck
Central Av
Heinrich Maybeck
Mehrhoff
Eagle
Herman Mehrhoff
Moore
Park Av
Catherine Moore
Newbery
Guion St
New Rochelle
Lillian Newbery
O'Day
Rockaway Heaca
WiHilliam O'Day
Monroe St
Juliet O’hea
North Division
Rockaway Beach
Louisa Schmid
Schmidt
West New York
N. J
William H. Schmidt
Shearne
Cheever Place
Joseph F. Shearne
Smith
East 8Th St
William H. H. Smith
Sniffin
Joseph N. Stright
Ullmo
West 169Th St
Leopold Ulimo
Walsh
Tompkins St
Thomas Walsh
Mass for Etta I Oakley at Immaculate Conception
In memoriam notices for Etta I Oakley Mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception today at 9 A M. Also memorials for May Powers who died March 5 1907 and James Smith who died March 5 1903.
Woodlawn Cemetery access via transit and car
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access from Harlem lines via Grand Central Station and trolleys at Webster and Jerems Avenue. Lots start at $150 with Beoks Vierrs or a representative available by telephone. Office located at 20 Fast 230 St. N. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerems Avenue
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Sudermann
Ime
Komisarzhevsky
Daly’s Theatre
R. G
Knowles
R. G.knowles
Vaudevilie
Joe
Metropolitan
Has
SUN Dogs
Sage
So Scys
Michigan
van Schaick
Jacob Riis
United Service
Army
the Navy
Baltimorians
Dr. Bull
Musicale
Rogers Bros. Des
Meriden Brita CO
Mrs. Quintard
Mari Twain
Miss Littiehates
Social Notes
Mrs. Pembroke Jones
Miss Sadie Jones
Alrlie
Auguste Heckscher
Antoinette Heckscher
Alice Anderton
Paris
Sicily
Joseph Stevenson
Hildegerde Robbé
Pacific Coast
Babylon
L. I
St. John the Divine
Alfred Duane Pell
Pelham Clintons
di Zerega
Baroness von Britton
Alan Johnstone
James W. Pinchot
A. R. E. Pinchot
Yandy Johnstone
Copenhagen
Sherry's
H. J. Nichols
Tuxedo Park
Gotham
Sir Hubert Jerningham
Stephen
Metcalf
Oea Metcalf
Providence
J. Regis
Jane Addams
Hull House
Edwin Lefevre
Panama
Proctor Funeral
U. S
Settle
Mrs. Cleveland
Mr. Tree
S. W. Siberts
Schiff
Hane
Comtesse de Boigne
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Henry James
Princess Cosamissima
Gambetta
Leonie Leon
Lincoln
Times Saturday Book Review
Ford’s
Credit Rating Systems
Yawman
Fear Mfc
wAakers of
Cs Filing Systems
Franklin
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Atail Dealers
Apollinaris
Table Waterss
Tompkins
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chape Ambulance Service
Chelsea
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