Mary Garden Thais portrait saga fuels Haggin family dispute
A complex tale unfolds around the Mary Garden Thais portrait shown at Knoedler's Fifth Avenue gallery. James J. B. Haggin attempts to buy the unknown painter's work, offers up to 25 000 dollars after a mediation by Miss Garden. The artist, revealed as Ben Ali Haggin, receives payment and praise, while the Haggin patriarch expresses empathy for the painter's craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Thais
Fifth Avenue
Knoecier
Thirty-fourth Street
James B. Haggin
James Ben Ali Haggin
Knoedler
Miss Garden
James J. B. Haggin
Knoedjer
Haggin
West Sixty-seventh Street
Ben Ali Haggin
Garden
Mr. Haggin
Rodman to wed Miss Marvin in Monday ceremony
Cary Selden Rodman and Miss Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin plan a Monday wedding at the bride's home. A bachelor dinner was held last night at the University Club with guests including Charles But, Randolphan Marvin, Bertram H. Borden, Abram B. Baylis and Dr. Arthur Vosburgh. Reverend William T. Croaker will officiate. Elizabeth V. Marvin and Miss re F. Rodman will be bridesmaids. James A. Powell Ramecell to give the bride in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Selden Rodman
Nannie van Nostrand Marvin
East Thirty-ninth Street
University Club
Charles But
Randolphan
Bertram H. Borden
Abram B. Baylis
Franklin C. Butler
Arthur §. Vosburgh
Amu Theodore HB
Beam
Newburg, N
Women Turn the Tables at Colony Club Event
Colony Club hosts a reception inviting male relatives and friends to between 8 and 6 at Madison Avenue near the clubhouse. The reception committee includes President Mrs J Borden Harriman and Vice President Mrs Richard Irvin. Several prominent women attended as hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
Madison Avenue
J. Borden Harriman
Richard Irvin
Club
W.K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Kingsley
W. D. Leeds
Wagstaff
Frank Hunter |Potter
Bond
Childs
Hermann Oelrichs
Jay
Comedy Club to Stage Week for Charities and D A R Events
The Amateur Comedy Club plans a busy week with daily performances to raise funds for its building, two D A R organizations, and other charities. The new play The Little Luci by the author of The Present Generation will be staged with Thomas Russell in the lead as Tommy Russell, famed for his role as Little Lord Fauntleroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luic
Thomas Russell
Tommy_Russell
Lord Faun
Postum as Coffee Replacement Brings Relief at Meals
A note urges coffee drinkers to switch to Postum citing relief from caffeine's effects. It claims Postum contains no caffeine and provides nourishment from wheat bran, aiding brain and nerve tissue. The ad emphasizes comfort and the slogan There’s a Reason.
Hare Parsons Wedding Unites Hare and Parsons in Palm-Drawn Home
Montgomery Hare and Constance Parsons wed at the Parsons home on East Thirty-sixth Street. The ceremony, performed by Rev. Dr. William R. Richards, featured a white satin gown and no other attendants. Music by Nahan Franko and his orchestra included classical selections and a Lohenbrin March as guests gathered amid forsythia and orange blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Hare
J. Montgomery Hare
Constance Parsons
John E. ‘Parsons
East Thirty-sixth Street
William R. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Meredith Hare
Parsons
Nahan Franko
Albumblatt
Wagner
St. Cecile
Saint-Saéns
Tschaikowsk
Rubinstein
Dvorak
Puccini
Massenet
Newman Lowenstein wedding at Sherrys officiated by Rev Harris
Herman Newman wed Miss Josephine Lowenstein daughter of Morris Lowenstein in a 6 30 p m ceremony at Sherrys with Rev Maurice Harris officiating. Miss Cora Mae Lowenstein served as maid of honor and Dr Arthur Newman was best man. Ushers A L Lowenstein and Leon Lowenstein were brothers of the bride. A dinner followed and the couple plan a Southward wedding trip and will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Newman
Josephine Lowenstein
Morris Lowenstein
Sherry’s
Maurice Harris
Cora Mae Lowenstein
Arthur Newman
A. L. Lowenstein
Leon Lowenstein
Mrs. Newman
New York
Gerry couple sails for Europe on Oceanic voyage
R L Gerry and his bride daughter of Harriman sail yesterday from New York aboard the White Star Oceanic bound for Southampton. Also aboard is George Bede the English sculptor. On arrival Wade will begin a statue of the Prince of Wales for Bombay and finish a statue of Queen Alexandra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L. Gerry
Bride
Europe
White Starner
Oceanic
Southampton
H. Harriman
George B.ede
Mr. Wade
the Prince of Wales
Bombay
Queen Alexandra
Miss Ruth L. Eaton to Marry Eltinge S Warner Jr
Miss Ruth L. Eaton daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradley L Eaton of 40 West Seventy third Street and Eltinge S Warner Jr will wed at 430 PM on Saturday May 2 at Brick Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue Rev Dr William R Richards officiating Mrs Frank L Schoonmaker sister of the bride will be matron of honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. Eaton
Bradley L. Eaton
West Seventy-third Street
Eltinge S. Warner, Jr
Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
William R. Richards
Frank L. Schoonmaker
SAILING TO EUROPE TODAY ON PROVENCE AND SEYDLITZ
Clyde Fitch the playwright sails today on the Provence for Havre. Also aboard are Dr. L Burlingham Dr. Charles de Blois Mr and Mrs Antonin Chapal Mrs Leon Dorigny Mrs Victor Enginger Mr and Mrs H L Foncher Miss Alaska Glivernaud Mrs James J Hayden Mr and Mrs Warner M Leeds John Magee Mrs Henri Souffat de Magny Marquise Palaz de Mayerat Mr and Mrs C S Phillips James Stillman Mrs Charles Tubach and Mrs C T Viau. The North German Lloyd liner Seydlitz sails for Bremen with Miss Kate Antony Friedrich Dreyer John Eichemann Frederick Jaeger D E Koop Mr and Mrs Henry Muller Miss Louise Rose Charles T Staib and Miss Marie von Thaden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fitch
Havre
Provence
L. Burlingham
Charles de Blois
Antonin Chapal
Leon Dorigny
Victor Enginger
H. L. Foncher
Alaska Glivernaud
James J. Hayden
Warner M. Leeds
John Magee
Henri Souffat de Magny
Marquise Palaz de Mayerat
C. 5. Phillips
James Stillman
Charles Tubach
C. T. Viau
Bremen
Kate Antony
Friedrich Dreyer
John Eichemann
Frederick Jaeger
D. E. Koop
Bridge Tournament Benefit For Stony Wold Aid
A bridge event will take place Tuesday afternoon March 24 to raise funds for Stony Wold Sanatorium Auxiliary No 17. Prizes include a Manhattan hotel box donated by Oscar Hammerstein, a Metropolitan Opera House box donated by Mr Conried, and a Hudson Theatre box donated by H B Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Wold Sanatorium
Manhattan
Oscar Hammerstein
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Conried
Hudson Theatre
H. B. Harris
Society Notices and Upcoming Social Events
Mrs. Ogden Mills hosts a large dinner for her daughter Mrs Henry Carnegie Phipps and Mr Phipps returning from Palm Beach. Invitations issued for Gladys Kissel and James Ely Miller nuptials on April 2 at the Church of the Incar Nation. Strollers election of officers tonight with polls closing at midnight. Numerous teas, bridge parties, lectures, and hospital sewing sessions announced across New York society pages. The Duc and Duchess de Chaunines are booked to sail for France today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Mills
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Phipps
Palm Beach
William Alexander
Duchess of Marlborough
Pembroke Jones
O. H. P. Belmont
England
Hermann Oelrichs
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Rudolph Elerman .Kissel
Gladys Kissel
James Ely Miller
Church of the Incarnation
Charles 5. Locke
Enid Locke
West Sixty-ninth Street
Columbia University
Henry Bargy
la Revolution Francaise Jugée Par Les
Americains
Post Graduate Hospital
James Roosevelt
Madison Avenue
Willard
Brown
Easthirty-fifth Street
H. de Berkeley Parsons
Greenwich
Woman’s,Municipal League
Arthur Hodges
West Ninth Street
Ann Roberts
Duc and Duchess de Chauines
Theodora Shonts
France
Governor Guild in Serious Rheumatism Attack
Boston March 11 Gov Guilds condition worsened as severe rheumatism attack continued with crippling pain. Opiates were used to ease the suffering and no abatement was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Georgia Prohibition Draws Laughs and Lines of Supply
An Atlanta crowd hears James W. Cole of Chattanooga claim Georgia’s new prohibition bans most alcohol products from tooth washes to hair tonics. He says Georgia buyers now must order by mail or ship from nearby states. chain gangs for violators, and hotels forced to serve only milk and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
James W. Cole
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mr. Cole
R. M. Rose Company
Fla
South
Hotel Astor
Mason and Dixon Line
Heck Campbell
Southern Express Company
Si Peavey
Heck
Alabama
Mobile
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Washington
Atlanta
Litt & Dingwall to control another New York theatre
A. W. Dingwall said Litt & Dingwall will control a second New York playhouse after the May 1909 lease expiration when Broadway goes to Felix Isman. The firm will not be discontinued and plans to keep a New York home house with eight theatres in the West. They may lease an existing building or build a new theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dingwall
Litt & Dingwall
Broadway Theatre
New York City
Felix Isman
Mr. Dingwall
New York
Paris dressmaker sues Bessie Abott for 15000 francs
Doen fillet, a Paris designer with a Place Vendome shop, seeks 15000 francs from Miss Bessie Abott of the Conried Metropolitan Opera Company through a New York lawyer. The matter may be settled at a conference of attorneys, with Clifford Hartridge representing the singer. Abott calls the bill unreasonably high and notes singers receive professional rates.
German singer barred from U S ships back to Hamburg
The Seydlitz will carry Herr Hans Aufgeschnitt to Germany after U S authorities refused admission due to his German birth. Barnum & Bailey Circus replaces him with a Cincinnati bred porker in a quartet rehearsing for the March 19 Madison Square Garden opening. The incident sparks diplomatic concerns while officials deny serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seydlitz
Lloyd Line
Germany
Hans Aufgeschnitt
Aufgeschnitt
England
France
Spain
Italy
Washington
Herr Aufgeschnitt
Herr Hans Aufgeschnitt
Barnum & Bailey Circus
United States
Hamburg
Barnum & Bailey
Aoe
Hoboken
Madison Square Garden
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hammerstein Bans Hotel Ticket Sales For Opera
Oscar Hammerstein banned hotel sales of seats for the Manhattan Opera House after a talk with Fred Ruhlmann. He demanded ticket agencies buy as many Manhattan tickets as Metropolitan ones and allow him to refuse sales to speculators. He warned hotels will no longer be venues and urged buyers to go to the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Hammerstein
Fred Ruhlmann
Mr. Hamerstein
Metropolitan Opera House
Manhattan
Opera Star Fire Fighter Rescues Neighbor in Hotel Navarre
Alice Zeppilli of the Manhattan Opera House prevented disaster when a spirit lamp caused a bed fire in Mme Stracciari’s room. Zeppilli acted quickly pouring water on the flames then fainted. She recovered enough to perform in Pagliacci that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Zeppilli
Manhattan
Opera House
Navarre
Mme. Stracciari
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Zoppilli
Miss Zeppilli
Tosca and Lucia in Two Opera Houses Last Night
Tosca played at the Metropolitan with Mme Eames and Messrs Caruso and Scotti in the principal roles. Lucia appeared at the Manhattan where Mme Tetrazzini again impressed with the mad scene, supported by Zeratello Sammarco and Arimiondi. Campanini conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Tosca
Mme. Eames
Messrs
Caruso
Scotti
Ziegfeld Signs Lucy Weston for Two Year Musical Run
Florenz Ziegfeld Jr announces a two year contract with Lucy Weston the English character comedienne. Weston stars in The Follies of 1907 and Will be featured in The Follies of 1908 opening on the New York roof in June. A starring tour will follow in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Lucy Weston
Comedienne
Miss Weston
Ziegfeld
New York
Summer show announced The Gay Musician heads to Hartford
The Gay Musician by Reginald De Koven and Charles J Campbell is announced for summer production under Alfred E Aarons and John Slocum. Opening in Hartford on April 6 the company is led by Amel Stone and Agnes Cain Brown before moving to Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald de Koven
Charles J. Campbell
Alfred E. Aarons
John Slocum
Hartford
Amel Stone
Agnes Cain Brown
Broadway
Chorus Girl Understudy Makes a Hit at Wallack's
Phyllis Gordon, longtime chorus understudy for Sallie Fisher in A Knight for a Day at Wallack's Theatre, stepped in yesterday afternoon. Her strong performance led to a future engagement in a new Summer production at Mr Whitney's Chicago theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Gordon
Wallack’s
Sallie Fisher
Miss Gordon
Prohibition Fails in Mississippi Senate Vote
Jackson Mississippi March 11 Prohibition defeated in the Senate by a 21 to 18 vote. The article notes the defeat of constitutional prohibition in the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Senate
Real estate loan offers in New York City
Money available for those seeking real estate loans in New York City. Applicants are urged to bring their applications to obtain prompt handling on loans secured by improved property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
The Pictorial Section as Advertising Medium
A look at how The New York Times uses its pictorial pages to boost advertising impact. Visual layouts, photo formats, and page design interplay to attract reader attention and drive ad engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Miladies Petticoats Ad Proves Successful in Times
S J Jackson Manufacturing reports strong response from a Pictorial Sunday Times ad for Miladies Petticoats. Alfred Hovey Ballard notes high class character and effective reach to superior buyers in New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hovey Ballard
New York City
East 24Th Street
New York
NEW York Times
Jackson Mfg. Co
Pictorial
Sunday Times
S. J. Jackson Manufacturing
West 15Th Street
Miladies Petticoats
the Times
Denial Over Miss Englund's Ideas in Love's Comedy
Warner Oland and Ford deny Miss Englund's claims she supplied ideas for the American staging of Ibsen's Love's Comedy. They say the production origin lies with Oland and Ford, while Miss Elliston asserts she had no involvement with Miss Englund’s contract or rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Oland
Ibsen
America
Bijou
Hilda Englund
Ford
Oland
Mr. Oland
Franci Powers
Mr. Ford
Mr. Ford Both Asserted That, Though They Had Naturally Asked Miss Englund
Miss Elliston
Miss Englund
Casino to Employ Women Ushers Next Week
Beginning next Monday the Casino will hire women as ushers, completing the entire usher staff with young women. The chief usher will remain a man.
Theatrical Notes and Upcoming Performances Tonight
Baron Rosen and suite attend Mme Vera Komisarzhevsky at Daly's Theatre for A Child of Nature. Eddie Leonard joins the new Cohan Harris minstrel group in rehearsals next month. Percy Haswell plans a benefit performance of His Cousin Molly at Montauk Theatre on March 27. R G Knowles lectures at Carnegie Lyceum on Auld Scotland to Iceland and Old Worlds Through New Eyes. Until We Meet Again canceled at Bijou Monday. Professional Women's League guests at Sunday Night in Bohemia at New Circle Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron’ Rosen
Mme
Vera Komisarzhevsky
Daly's Theatre Tonight
Eddie Leonard
Lew Dockstader
George Primrose
New
Cohan & Harris Minstrel Organization
Percy Haswell
Otis Skinner
Stafford Houston
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Molly
Professional Women's League
Bohemia
New Circle Theatre
Charles C Webrum Civil War Vet Dies After Illness
Charles C Webrum died yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage after several weeks of illness. Born in 1841 in Pirmasene Bavaria he arrived in the port at age 11 and later joined the Twelfth Massachusetts Infantry. He served on the city Board of Education 1891 1896 and supported many hospitals and charitable institutions. He belonged to the Loyal Legion Masons St Johns Guild German clubs and was connected with German Presbyterian Hospitals the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. He leaves six sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Webrum
Army of the Potomac
Board of Education
Pirmasene
Bavaria
Boston
Twelfth
Massachusetts Infantry
Loyal Legion
The
Masons
St.ohn's Guild
Presbyterian
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Rochester PUC counsel William A. Sutherland Dies
William A. Sutherland former Rochester corporation counsel and brother of Supreme Court Justice Arthur E. Sutherland died in City Hospital at 11 o clock tonight. He recently served the Public Utilities Commission in the Second District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
William A. Sutherland
Public Utilities Commission
Sureme Court
Arthur E. Sutherand
Ex-Congressman A C Durborrow Dies in Chicago
Ex-Congressman Allen Cathcart Durborrow died at Robert Burns Hospital after months of illness. Born in Philadelphia November 40 1857 he studied at the University of Indiana and settled in Chicago. He served in the Fifty third Congress and clashed with William Lorimer over a contested 1908 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Durborrow
Chicago
Allen C. Durborrow
Robert Burns Hospital
Allen Cathcart _Durborrow
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Indiana
Durborrow
William Lorimer
Lorimer
Durbarrow
Caldwell and Reich Welcomes Newborn Sons
On March 9 the Caldwell couple welcomed a son and on March 7 at Newark New Zealand the Reich couple welcomed a son to Dr. and Mrs. Louis Reich.
Marriages in the Week from City Clergy Records
In early March 1908, Constance Parsons wed Montgomery Hare in a ceremony by Rev. William R. Richards. Also tied by marriage were Elizabeth Whittemore and Edward Beaumont on March 10, and Lalu Schwab to Sigmund Cahn on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont—Whittemore
Elizabeth McCulloch Whittemore
Edward A. Beaumont
Obituary notices and funeral announcements list in Brooklyn
Obituaries list multiple residents and relatives with addresses in Brooklyn and nearby towns. Entries note dates in March 1908 and 1998, including Brockway Brown Goldfrank Goodrich Johnson Le Blanc Platt Porter Wehrum Woodbridge Young Anderson Bader Bennett Bolton Brophy Callahan Bell Caroline Clark among others with funeral times and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
Florence Stiasny Brockway
Greene
Brooklyn
A. Brown
Madison Av
Mary A
Albert N. Brown
Goldfrank
Max Goldfrank
Bertha Goldfrank
East 1St St. Goodrich
Hartford
Conn
Annie Williams Butler
Samuel Griswold Goodrich
Daniel A. Markham
Sumner
Johnson
Willis Grant Johnson
New York
Ithaca
N. Y
LE Blanc
Alexis le Blanc
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mississippi
Platt
Mary Cheney Platt
John H. Platt
Charles A. Platt
South Manchester
Mount Vernon
John Guernsey Porter, Jr
John G
Maibel Porter
Wehrum
Charles C.wehrum
Buffalo
Boston
Woodbridge
L. Woodbridge
John Britton Clarke
Detroit
Mich
Greenwood Cemetery
Young
East 48Th St
Richard Nelson
Edmund Murray
Josepha Matilda McDonald Young
Trinity Chapel
25Th St
Anderson
Clermont Av
William Anderson
Bader
Avenue A
Lillie Bader
Bennett
Jamaica
L. L
Annie _C. Bennett
Bolton
Searing Av
East Newark
Sarah Bolton
Brophy
Patchen
Michael J. Brophy
Callahan
Ferry St
Newark
N. J
Ellen C. Callahan
Bell
West 90Th St
I. Calvin Campbell
Caroline
St John’s Hillal
Clark
Monroe St
Margaret F. H.clark
Italian writer Edmondo De Amicis dies in Bordighera
Edmondo De Amicis, famed Italian travel writer, died today in Bordighera from brain congestion. He was born in 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Edmondo de Amicis
Bordighera
Spain
England
Morocco
Constantinople
Obituaries Notice for Elizabeth Conradi and Elizabeth Courtney
Obituary notices list Elizabeth Conradi of 68 Chadwick Avenue Newark died March 8 and Elizabeth Courtney of 78 Jackson Street Brooklyn died March 9 with funeral services planned.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben My Haggin
G. E. Dunscombe
Stuart B. Duncan
T. P R. E. Steinway
Warner van Norden
Howard S. Borden
J. J. Higginson
E. R. Finch
Warren Goddard
Friendly Aid Society
Lyceum
Rodman
Miss Marvin
Comedy Club
John E. Parsons
Newman—Lowenstein
Social Notes
Union League Club
J. Bruce Ismay
St. Regis
London
T. Wyman
Porter
Katharine Porter
Hemans
Tuxedo Park
Gotham
Robert de Peyster Tytus of
Tyrington, Mass
Buckinghem
J. B. C. Tappan
Glen Cove
Henry Godfrey Ha
Westbury, L
Orthopaedic Hospital
Sewin
Ae Alexandre
West
Newman Civ
Pril
Gov. Guild
Sues
Bessie Abott
Paris
Singer
Mme. Tetrazzini
Dad
Fulton St
Chelsea
J. Jackson Manufacturing CO
J. Jackson
Love
Orland and Ford
Corner 45Th Street
Julius Oemme
Ehrich
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
J. P. Silo
N. W
45Th St
Jack London
Russia
Magmillan Company
5Th Ave
Bird
Ter
Durborrow Ost
President Zelaya
Managua
Nicaragua
Joseph Santos Zelaya
William Ingraham
Passaic
N.J
John Coyle
Eugene T. van Gieson
Charles Lesher
Middle West
Belleclaire
Seventy-seventh Street
Forkland Farm
Lexington
N. Brown
Avenue
Henry Hilton
Charles L. Bellamy
Tompkins
Dulfer
Union Av
Peter Dulfer
Yonaeal
Fanning
Bathgate
Peter Fanning
East 521 St
Julia Cgray
Glennon
Fox St
Bronx
Maraly
Joseph I. Gennon
Gray
Atlantic Av
Albert Gray
Greiner
Bergen St
Catherina Greiner
Haring
East 120Th St
March
Lavelle
Madison St
F. Lavelle
M. McMahon
Jamés Mae Mahon
Mead
North 3d St
Theodore Mead
Memminger
Orange
Frances Memminger
Millard
Tarrytown
Charles Dunsmore Millard, Jr
Muller
Prospect
Henry PF. Muller
Newell
108Th St
Ulysses D. Newell
P. Nichols
Elisabeth Sema
Seymour
Hub Terrace
Kilridge
Almira Seymourneral
Stelwagon
Prospect St
Yonkers
Carrie Stelwagon
Stevens
Hasbrouck Heights
Jus
John W. Stevens
Palmetto S&j
Hiram J. Stevens
Walker
West Kinney St
WN. J
Emma J. Walker
Whith
Summit Av
West Hoboken
Cyrus White
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
N. Yerry
Undertakers
BE. Campbell
Westeas Ambulance
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