Spring Brides Plan Three April Weddings
Wedding plans include three April nuptials Hoffmann Mullin Swan Hamilton and Taylor Gray with dates in March and April. Miss Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin and Cary Selden Rodman wed March 16 at 3 30 pm 138 East Thirty ninth Street officiated by Rev W T Crocker. Rodman and Marvin guests and family assemble before European voyage. Marie V Hamilton and William Gaston Ham sister of the groom to wed April 21 at 105 East Twenty first Street. Margherita Wheeler Gray and Henry Augustus Taylor to marry April 30 at the Church of the Heavenly Rest with choral music. Thomas Egbert Hoffman and Miss Harriet Mullin to wed April 2 at Grace Church Chantry.
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Nannie van Nostrand Marvin
George Howard Marvin
Marvin
Cary Selden Rodman
Thomas Harvey Rodman
Thirty-ninth Street
W. T. Crocker
Church of the Epiphany
Miss Marvin
Iss Lee Marvin
Elsie
Charled Butler
Mr. Rodman
Randman
South Orange
EB. Horden
Franklin C. Butler
Arthur S. Vosburgh
Abraham E. Baylis
New York
William K. Greene
Seattle
Wash
Butler & Rodman, Architects
University Club
Rodman
Europe
William Gaston Hamsister
Adolph
East Twentyfirst- Steet
Thomas Egbert Hoffman
Harriet
Mullin
Grace Church Chantry
Betrothal of Mrs Barnum Harris to Leo Warner Announced
Hempstead L I March 7 Mrs Joshua Willets Barnum announces the engagement of her daughter Mrs Maie R Barnum Harris to Leo Frederick Florham Warner. The wedding is planned for late April. The Barnum estate near East Meadow Brook, adjoining Mrs O H P Belmont, will be affected as the family prepares for a breakup of the Barnum home.
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Maie Barnum-Harris
Leo F. Warner
New York Times
Hempstead
L. I
Joshua Willets Barnum
Maie R. Barnum-Harris
Leo Frederick Florham] Warner
Barrnums
Manhattan
Mare Barnum
Frederick Harris
Engagements announced for Daisy Pruden and Ella Benneche
The Pruden family announces the engagement of Daisy Beatrice Pruden to F P Parker of 162 West 120th Street. Also announced is the engagement of Ella C Benneche daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Benneche of West Stoehr. A third engagement lists Clara Brock of Eighty six Street to Max W Buffalo of New York and Allen Lowenstein of East Seventy fourth Street.
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W. R. E. Pruden
Daisy Beatrice Pruden
F. P. Parker
West 120Th Street
Ella C. Benneche
Edward Benneche
West Stoehr
Clara Brock
Eighty-sixth Street
Max W. Buffalo
N. Y
Allen. Lowenstein
East Seventy-fourth Street
Miss Merriam a Bride in Weston Unitarian Church
Caroline Merriam daughter of Herbert Merriam of Weston married Charles Sumner Pierce of Milton in Weston Unitarian Church with Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham officiating. The sole attendant was Mrs. Charles Merriam and Dr. George Burgess Pierce served as best man. A reception and breakfast followed. The couple will honeymoon and join Milton’s young set afterward.
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New York Times
Boston
Caroline Merriam
Herbert Merriam
Weston
Charles Sumner Pierce
Milton
Unitarian
Stearns Jrs Engaged to Miss Frances Gould
The engagement of Stearns Jr of this city to Miss Frances Converse Gould of Brooklyn was announced. Stearns belongs to the Algonquin Club The Country Club at Brookline Oakley and Brae Burn Clubs. He resides at The Touraine.
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New York Times
Stearns, Jr
Frances Converse Gould
Bloomingdales Host Beefsteak Dinner For Friends
Mr and Mrs I I Bloomingdale hosted a beefsteak dinner at Healey s last Thursday night for a party of friends. Attendees included Rosenfeld Cohn Wallach Bernheimer Samuel J Bloomingdale Hiram Bloomingdale Lewis M Bloomingdale Samuel Sicher Siesel Simon Strauss Sonnenberg Hirsch Haas Martin Gans Halle K W Jeeberg Meyer Rosenbaum Sonn Albert Kuhn Walter Kahn Arthur Sanger and several Misses Hochstadter Watbach M Gans Marks Mack Enhrmann Davis Ethel Gans Rosenblatt.
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Bloomingdales
I. I. Bloomingdale
Healey's
Messrs
Rosenfeld
Cohn
Wallach
Bernheimer
Samuel J. Bloomsdale
Hiram C. Bloomingdale
Lewis. M. Bloomingdale
Samuel Sicher
Siesel
Simon
Strauss
Sonnenberg
Hirsch
Haas
Martin
Gans
Halle
Kwjeeberg
Meyer
Rosenbaum
Sonn
Albert Kuhn
Walter Kahn
Arthur Sanger
Hochstadter
Watbach
M. Gans
Marks
Mack
Enhrmann
Davis
Ethel Gans
Rosenblatt
Postum A Health Drink For The Thinkers
The article extols Postum made from roasted wheat as a brain friendly beverage. It claims it avoids coffee after effects and uses the bran coat containing phosphate of potash to support brain cells. There is a promotional slogan There’s a Reason.
Italian Benefit Preparations For Immigrant Aid Society
Unusual preparties are arranged for the Society for Italian Immigrants led by Ernesto G. Fabbri and for the Italian Benefit Society headed by Celestine Piva. Audiences will see Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with bunting and national anthems, in a gala hosted by prominent guests including Mayor des Planches, the Baroness des Planches, and Italian Consul General Massigla. Boxes have been secured by Mrs. Clarence Mackay with guests, and other notable attendees include mime Tetrazzini, Campanini, and Caruso. Patrons feature leading figures such as John Dyneley Prince, Thomas F. Ryan, and John D. Rockefeller Jr.
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Society For
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Celestine Piva
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mayor Des Planches
Baroness Dés Planches
Couft Massigla
Clarence Mackay
Duchess of Marlborough
Frederic W. Vanderbilt
W. J. Schieffelin
Ernesto G. ‘Pabori
J. Fairfield Osborn
Joseph Caoate
John Rhinelander Stevens
W. P. Douglas
Forsythe Wickes
R. Fulton Cutting
Felix Warburg
Frederick W. Whitridge
Mime
Tetrazzini
Campanini
Caruso
William
Church Osborne
Evecit Macy
W. B Osgood Field
John Jenry Hammond
James Speyer
John Henry Towne
Merv Livingston
Willerd
Sybil Kane
William T. Bul
Anne Morgan
Eva V. C. Morris
E. D. Morgan
E. F. Shepard
James Gayley
Puchhanan Winthrop
E. S. Harkness
Blair Fairchild
Seth Low
Reginalde Ronalds
Douglas Robinson
Ralph Pulitzer
Lorillard Spencer
George Gould
Cleveland H. Dodge
John Dyneley Prince
Thomas F. Ryan
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Opera Stars in Benefit at Waldorf Astoria Concert
Enrico Caruso and Geraldine Farrar will perform at a charity afternoon in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom on April 3. Organized by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lying-in Hospital, the event is led by Mrs. W Pierson Hamilton and other society hostesses. Excerpts from Madama Butterfly are favored, with a Conried violinist as accompanist. Box seats are selling. tickets go on sale March 16 through Mrs. Charles Steele at 34 East Forty Ninth Street.
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Enrico Caruso
Geraldine Farrar
Waldorf-Astoria
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lying-in Hospital
W. Pierson Hamilton
James W. Markoe
C. Ledyard Blair
Charles Steele
William P. Douglas
Louis L. Stanton
Austen Gray
Delancey Kountze
Frederick Martin Davies
Robert C. Pruyn
W. B. Parsons
George Brewster
Eliphalet N. Potter
John H. McCullough
Metropolitan
Madama Butterfly
Conried
Fortyninth Street
Benefit for Goddard Home Play at Carnegie Lyceum
A four act comedy The Simple Life will be staged at Carnegie Lyceum on Tuesday evening March 17 for the Warren Goddard House of the Friendly Aid Society. Tickets sold by Miss Leonore Cobb Miss Julia Dodge and Miss Charlotte I Grinnell. Proceeds support the Goddard House with a second performance March 19 at the Plaza for the Riverhead House for Convalescent Children.
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Carnegie Lyceum
Warren Goddard
Friendly Aid Society
Leonore Cobb
West Fifty-ninth Street
Julia Dodge
Park Avenue
Charlotte I. Grinnell
East Fiftieth Street
George F. Baker
Edith. Bryce
E. L. Bowles
Melbert B. Carum
Henry Ives Cobb
Mabel Davison
Cleveland H. Dodge
Blair Fairchild
Robert de Forest
Frederick P. Forster
Austen G. Fox
Norton Goddard
E. Morgan Grinnell
Harold G. Henderson
Amory G. Hodges
John Haynes Holmes
Gustav Kissel
Edith Kendall
Henry H. Landon
Howard Mansfield
David M. Morrison
William C. Osborn
Stephen H. Olin
Henry Parish, Jr
Moses Taylor Pyne
George C. Riggs
Social notes and travels of New York residents
Mrs O H P Belmont and Benjamin Yoakum party plan trips to Aiken while Miss Robinson hosts a bridge class at Miss Harriet Duer Robinsons 37 Madison Avenue. Numerous visits and events through March include lectures at 4 Lexington Ave 11am and a Dartino- Class meeting at 10:30 at Mrs Reginald de Koven. Attendance and travel details cover Albany Palm Beach Dobbs Ferry Atlantic City and St Regis events with O G Villard family trip and a Lingering list of social engagements local to New York society.
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Robinson
Harriet Duer Robinson
Madison Avenue
William Haynes Truesdale
Lexington Avenue
Ibsenby
K. Anspacher
Reginald de Koven
Oswald G. Villard
West Indies
South America
Dobbs Ferry
George Powell Benjamin
Atlantic City
Dippel Steps In To Finish Siegfried At Met
After Burman不可hoarseness forces stand-in Dippel to finish Siegfried. He retrieves the score during a cab ride, joins the last act as understudy, and delivers a praised performance. Mahler conducts with Fremstad, Kirkby-Lunn, Alten, Reiss, Goritz, Van Rooy in the cast.
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Max Hirsch
Brunhilde
Siegmund
Dippel
Mr. Hirsch
Mr. Goerlitz
Burman
Bond
Caruso
Siegfried
Opera
the Majestic
Hirsch
Bovy
Beethoven
Mr. Mahler
Mmes
Alten
Homer
MM. Dippel
van Rooy
Goritz
Blass
Reiss
Muhlmann
Dufriche
Mme Schumann-Heink captivates Carnegie Hall with varied recital
Mme Schumann-Heink sang at Carnegie Hall before a large, enthusiastic audience. The program featured Schubert, Loewe, Mendelssohn, Hungarian folk songs, English songs by Nevin and others, and Meyerbeer's Le Prophète. Her voice impressed with vitality and warmth, though some phrasing and text interpretation drew criticism.
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Mme
Schumann-Heink
Carnegie Hall
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Schubert
Loewe
Mendelssohn
Hugo Bruckler
Mir Ist
Stikkingen
Nevin
Chadwick
C. Jacob
Bonds
Rudolph Ganz
Meyerbeer
Second Beethoven Cycle at Carnegie Hall Review
The New York Symphony Society presented the second Beethoven cycle at Carnegie Hall with works from 1807 1808 including the Eroica and Delio. Damrosch conducted a noble third symphony and delivered a strong finale. The trio of Leonore overtures followed by performances of Marie Stoddard Mary Jansing Reed Miller and Claude Cunningham with David Mannes violin Romance in F and Beethoven Opus 48 sacred songs were praised for earnest delivery.
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New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Widelio
Leonore
Thomas
Seidl
Marie Stoddard
Mary Jansing
Reed Miller
Claude Cunningham
David
Opera crowds fill Manhattan House with Verdi and Louise
Yesterday at the Manhattan Opera House Louise again drew a full house with Miss Garden Mme Bressler-Gianoli and Messrs Gilibert Dalmarés and Campanini conducting. The Met matinée Trovatore with Eames Homer Caruso Stracciari attracted one of the season’s largest audiences at popular prices.
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Louise
Manhattan Opera House
Miss Garden
Mme. Bressler-Gianoli
Messrs
Gilibert
Dalmarés
Mr. Campanini
Metropolitan
Elman Engaged by Hammerstein for Concerts
Misha Elman the Russian violinist, to visit America next season, has been engaged by Mr. Hammerstein for Sunday night concerts. He will perform in New York early in December and then embark on an extensive tour.
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Elman
Hammerstein
Misha Elman
America
Mr. Hammerstein
New York
Plans for Conried Benefit at Metropolitan Opera House
The complete plans for Heinrich Conried's last annual benefit at the Metropolitan Opera House were announced. The benefit is set for Tuesday evening March 4 with special prices. The programme features La Boheme and Madama Butterfly with stars including Farrar, Caruso, Eames, Scotti, and others, conducted by Ferrari and Mahler.
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Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
la Boheme
Mmes
Cavalieriey Hse
Bonci and
Scotti
Young Actresses Present Farce and Drama at Waldorf
A fourteenth annual children’s theatre at the Waldorf Astoria featured six young actresses aided by various specialties. The program opened with Cinderella Up to Date and included a dramatic one act from Alban de Polhes about a Prussian wartime youth. The Punch and Judy sequence, with a wooden crocodile ending, drew the most attention among parents and kids.
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Wilbur Finley Fauley
Waldorf-Astoria
Berenice Faye
Piercite
Cinderella
Alban de Polhes
Frances A. Murphy
Odéon
Paris
Nora Greciano
Nazimova
Amarita
Fairyland
The Rector's Garden Withdrawn at Bijou Theatre
Dustin Farnum’s The Rector's Garden closed after five days at the Bijou Theatre. Next week on Monday March 16 the season features Marguerite Merington's new comedy drama Until We Meet Again in its New York premier.
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Dustin Farnum
Rector’s Garden
Bijou
New York
Marguerite Merington
Sicilian Players to Tour New York Stage Scene
English theatrical manager Norman J. Norman arrived on the Lucania from Liverpool and plans to arrange a New York appearance for a Sicilian troupe that has drawn attention in Paris and London. Their Shaftesbury Theatre engagement in London was extended due to success.
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Norman J. Norman
New York
Liverpool
City
Paris
London
Shaftesbury Theatre
Frances Cameron Sails to Europe With Julian Rose
Frances Cameron, understudy in The Merry Widow, left for Europe yesterday with her husband actor Julian Rose without notice to her manager. After a year apart they reconciled at a dinner given before his departure for England to fulfill engagements.
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Frances Cameron
Ethel Jackson
Europe
Julian Rose
England
NYU Dramatic Association stage coach for Cap'n Kidd
The New York University Dramatic Association leaders announce Cap'n Kidd Co to be staged at Carnegie Lyceum on April 24 and 25 with Frank Stammers serving as coach and stage manager after his work on The Merry Widow in New York.
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New York University, Dramatic Association
Cap'n Kidd & Co
William le Baron
Deems Taylor
Carnegie Lyceum
Frank Stammers
New York
Merry Widow
Wells Hawks and Friars top bill at Bohemia show
Gus Edwards presents Sunday Nights in Bohemia at Circle Theatre this evening with Wells Hawks and the Friars as favorites. Vaudeville acts will accompany the mimic dinner. Also tonight the New York Playgoers Club holds its reorganized inaugural meeting at the Fiotel Imperial at 8 with a concert beforehand. Harrison Grey Fiske has a translated Italian copy of Mrs. Fiske's one act tragedy A Light from St Agnes from Bracco who prepared the version for Italian stage use.
Tetrazzini Attends Bandanna Land With Williams and Walker
Mme Tetrazzini and guests saw Williams and Walker perform Bandanna Land at the Majestic Theatre. It marked the first time Tetrazzini saw the American colored man on stage with Mary Garden Cleofonte Campanini and Oscar Hammerstein in attendance.
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Mme. Tetrazzini
Miss Mary Garden
Cleofonte Campanini
Oscar Hammerstein
Majestic Theatre
Williams
Walker
Col Lewis Cass Carpenter Dies in Denver
Col. Lewis Cass Carpenter, former South Carolina congressman and noted journalist, died in Denver after cardiac dropsy. Born February 20, 1836 in Putnam, Connecticut, he worked for the Treasury Department in Washington and edited papers in Charleston and Columbia before representing his state in the Forty-third Congress.
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Denver
Col
Lewis Cass Carpenter
South Carolina
Charleston
Columbia
D. C
Col. Carpenter
Putnam, Conn
Washington
Treasury Department
New York Tribune
S. C
Daily Union
Leon L Beland Dies In Newark After Sixty Years Of Residence
Leon L Beland died yesterday in his apartment at Ion House Newark aged 85 after apoplexy. He lived in Newark sixty years worked in business until retirement twenty years ago. A director in Hanover Fire Company he belonged to the Essex Club and Essex Troop. He had been in Quebec and leaves no immediate family.
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Leon L. Beland
Newark
N. J
Ion
Mor
Washington
Beland
Hanover Fir Company
Sex Club
Essex Troup
Quebec
Irnate
Oldest Confederate Veteran Owen Priester Dies at 105
Augusta Ga March 7 Owen Priester aged 105 the oldest Confederate veteran in the South died last night at Salkehatchie St. C due to injuries from a straw raking accident he fell broke an arm and became paralyzed on one side
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Augusta
Owen Priester
South
Salkehatchie
St. C
Famous Russian diplomat Pokotiloff dies in Peking
The Russian Minister to China M D Pokotiloff died in Peking from heart failure. Appointed 1805 he shaped Russia policy in China after the Russo-Japanese War and opposed withdrawal of the Russo-Chinese Bank from Mongolia and Manchuria. He aided Portsmouth peace talks and worked with Tibetan affairs.
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Peking
M. D. Pokotiloff
China
Russia
Mongolia
Manchuria
ST. Petersburg
M. Pokotinoff
Paul Lessar
Orient
Pokouloff
Foreign Office
Clarence Crosby Olney Sr dies in Charleston heart disease
Clarence Crosby Olney Sr assistant treasurer of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in Charleston South Carolina died in Charleston Saturday morning of heart disease. A Charleston native born in 1843 he served as a Confederate Army officer during the Civil War and later remained in railroad service in the postwar era.
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Clarence Crosby Olney, Sr
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Charleston
S. C
La Belle Baby Born in Rockville Centre March 5
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emile G. La Belle in Rockville Centre on March 5.
Brown McAteer marriage announced
On March 2, Alice E. McAteer married Elvin L. Brown. A second notice lists Cecil Murphy marrying Walter Howerd Mitchell on March 38 with wedding details.
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Brown—Mcateer
Alice E. McAteer
Elvin L. Brown
Mitchell—Murphy
Cecil Murphy
Walter Howerd Mitchell
Long List of Obituary Notices across New York area
Died notices list numerous individuals with residence details and funeral plans across New York and New Jersey. Names include Francesco Acritelli Leon L Beland Henry A Bowman and many others with dates March 1908. The notices name residences, service times and burial preferences listing churches cemeteries and relatives invited to attend.
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Newark
N. J
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Methodist Episcopal Church
Flushing
N. Y
Death notices from Newark and Brooklyn area records
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated March 5 to March 7 across Newark Brooklyn New York City and surrounding towns. Individuals named include Mary Foran Margaret Geoghan Eben Gibbs Edward Gilbert Patrick Harley Catharine Healey Katherine Hegarty Ludowig Hendry Charles Hoffmann Oliver Hughes H H Jackson Samuel M Johnson Ellen Kelly Ellen Lang Ellen Lanigan Charles Lawrence Patrick Loughlin Lucy G Lunn Fred Lupton Jr Annie Lynch Anna McCauley Annie McCormack Maggie McMahon Andrew Mander Henry Mencken Jr Bessie Meyers L Morgansen Edward Moses Madeline Mostaceulo Robert Muldowney Claire Murphy Auguste Otto Aliee Palmer Patrick Powers Mabel Roger Daisy Rosa John Schoenborn John D Siemann Matilda Stoll Delia Thornton Jennie Vance Alice Woolsey and others with funeral times listed where available.
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Bergen St
Newark
N. J
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Geoghan
Manhattan St
Margaret Geoghan
M. Gibbs
Canarsie
Eben Gibbs
Gilbert
Lafontaine
Edward Gilbert
Harley
Brooklyn
Patrick Harley
Heade
Avenue B
Thomas Heade
Healey
Quincy St
Catharine A. Healey
Hegarty
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Hendry
Elmhurst
N. Y
Ludovig G. Hendry
Hoffmann
New York Av
Charles H. Hoffmann
Hughes
New Rochelle
Oliver J. D. Hughes
M. Jackson
East 100Th St
Pn H. Jackson
Johnson
Richmond Hill
Samuel M. Johnson
Ellen Lanigan
Lawrence
New York State Hospital
Charles Lawrence
Loughlin
Doscher St
Patrick
Lann
East List St
Lucy G. Lunn
Lupton
Matawan
Fred Lupton, Jr
Lynch
West 82d St
Annie
McCauley
Court St
Anna M. McCauley
McCormack
President St
Annie McCormack
McMahon
West 53d St
Maggie M. McMahon
Mander
Pacific St
Andrew Mander
Mencken
Newtown Av
Astoria
L. J
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Meyrers
St. Nicholas Av
Bessie R. Meyers
A. M. Morgansen
West 47Th St
Ss L. Morgansen
P. Moses
Flatbush
Iarch
Edward H. Moses
Mostaceulo
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M. Madeline Mostaceulo
Robert P. Muldowney
Murphy
Liberty
Claire Murphy
Otto
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Augustee
P. A Palmer
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Powers
Patrick Powers
Roger
Mabel Roger
Retired Atlantic Coast Line Executive Dies at 80
Interests of the South and forty years in the official department of the Atlantic Coast Line are noted. He also served as receiver for the Charleston & Savannah Railroad.
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South
Atlantic Coast Line
Charlestor & Savannah Railroad
Notable Obituaries From Brooklyn Toledo And Catskill
John A Wenish 50 brother in law of Controller Mets died at his Brooklyn home 931 Willoughby Avenue He was a provision merchant and a thirty second degree Mason Two other prominent deaths include John Romeis 63 a Toledo Ohio civic leader and Builders Exchange secretary who died of pneumonia He was active in Masonic circles Frederic S Lynes 54 a Catskill New York merchant tailor for about sixty years and longtime Sunday School superintendent died yesterday Born in Durham New York Lynes moved to Catskill at age seven and served as Sunday School superintendent for years
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John A. Wenish
Mets
Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn
Secor
John Romeis
Toledo
Ohio
Builders’ Exchange
Fexderick S. Lynes
Catskill
N. Y
Durham
Svadtay
In Memoriam Satterlee Memorial Service at Calvary Church
Memorial service for the late Bishop Satterlee will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Calvary Church located at 4th Avenue and 21st Street.
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Bishop Satterlee
Calvary Church
4Th Av
21St St
Church Services and Times at All Je Church and St Mary the Virgin
All Je Church West End Ave 81st St Rev De Lamcey Townsend rector Holy Communion 8 A M Morning Prayer Sermon 11 A M Choral Evensong 4 P M Strangers welcome Church of St Mary the Virgin Low Masses 730 915 9 Solemn Mass and Sermon Rector Evening Service 4 00 Rector Anne Evensong Sermon
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West End
de Lamcey Townsend
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At & P. M. Temple Emanu-El
Silverman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!