Ambassador Bryce Hosts Embassy Reception in Washington
The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted a large reception at the embassy with a rotating guest list. Notable attendees included ex Senator Dryden and family, Navy Secretary Metcalf, and several Justices and Senators, while many dinner guests later joined the embassy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Bryce
Isabella ,Howard
James
George Young
Grant Watson
Dryden
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Justice
Harlan
Holmes
Senator Kean
Miss Kean
Cowles
Hope Slater
Gen. Crozier
Lamar
Forest Dryden
John Barrett
Anthony Kusar
Major
Zalenski
Scott
Burrows
Bulkeley
Warren
Hemenway
Brandegee
Datel
Benefit for Little Italy by Brooklyn Twelfth Night Club
Brooklyn society and the Twelfth Night Club plan four matinee benefits at Montauk Theatre Brooklyn on March 28 to aid the Little Italy Neighborhood Association. New York professionals perform with Brooklyn debutantes as ushers and flower girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Society
Twelfth Night Club of
New York
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Little Italy
Twelfth Night
Percy Laswell
Molly
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Ina Hammer
Thomas Findley
Edward E. Ellis
Frederick Warde
Julius Caesar
Twelfth Night Club
Grant Stewart
Alice Fischer
Fola la Follette
Selene Johnson
Louise Collins
Lavinia Shannon
Eleanor Lawson
Count Raybaudi-Massagila
Benefit for Downtown Day Nursery at the Plaza
Society women plan an April 21 benefit at the Plaza for the Downtown Day Nursery on Cedar Street. About 2000 dollars is needed to fund the nursery work. performances will include comedies music dances and monologues with Frank W Browninshield preparing a comedy. Prominent organizers and patronesses include Mrs Arthur Scott Burden Mrs Moses Taylor Mrs Frank Bishop Miss Adele Kneeland Mrs John Magee Miss Chalmers Mrs W Earle Dodge Mrs Frederick Kernodian Miss Thereseee and Miss Evelyn Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soeciety
the_Plaza
Cedar Street
Frank W. Browninshield
Arthur Scott Burden
Moses Taylor
Frank Bishop
Adele Kneeland
John Magee
Chalmers
W. Earle Dodge
Frederick
Thereseee
Evelyn Parsons
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
George Post
Susan Blis
Music Students Learn Postum Eases Nerves for Practice
A Michigan music student reports heavy coffee use worsened nerves and daily practice. After switching to Postum, she says nerves improved, allowing resumed eight hours of practice and Harmony study. Father, a physician, also recommends Postum to patients. product promoted by Postum Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Theresa Reason
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Llville
Entertainment Tickets Offered by Nursery Managers
Appeal to business men invites support for a nursery event. Tickets for the entertainment are available from any of the nursery managers.
Talcott Harris Wedding Plans at 75 East Sixty Sixth Street
The wedding of Mrs. Louiss R. Talcott and Edward Wyckoff Harris will be held Wednesday May 20 at the bride’s father’s home 75 East Sixty sixth Street. Rev J Ross Stevenson to officiate with no bridesmaids and Tracey Harris as best man. Only relatives and a few intimate friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiss R. Talcott
H. Edwards Rowland
Edward Wyckoff Harris
East Sixtysixth Street
Talcott
Harris
Tracey Harris
Levy Vesell wedding at Delmonico's with European trip
Samuel Levy and Miss Sadie E Vesell wed at Delmonico's last night at six. Rev Dr Rudolph Grossman officiated with Mrs Alfred Lewis as matron of honor and Nathan Stern as best man. The couple, after a two month European tour, will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Levy
Sadie E. Vesell
Meyer Vesell
West Eighty-ninth Street
Delmonico’s
Rudolph Grossman
Alfred Lewis
Nathan Stern
Ducal Pair Sails for France on Teutonic
The Duke de Chaulnes and his bride Miss Theodora Shonts left New York aboard the White Star liner Teutonic for Europe. Weary farewell scenes included the bride crying as her parents and sister watched. The party also included the Barons Conde and Boullerie. The Duke said his Paris return would be temporary, to resume as agent for an international railroad finance firm in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Chaulnes
Ocean Liner Baltic and Cedric Sailings From Europe Arrivals
Passengers sailing to Liverpool on the Baltic include Mr and Mrs D M Anderson Miss Gertrude Adkins and many others. On the Cedric from the Mediterranean yesterday are Morton D Adams and notable travelers. Vaderland from Antwerp brings Mrs George Bliss and several others aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
D. M. Anderson
Gertrude Adkins
Harold Barbour
F. D. Benjamin
Valentine A. Blacaue
Henry Clews, Jr
Robert M.cox
Edgar B. Davis
F. Elliott
GW. Fitz
P. W. Gaunt
Frederick Guest
Harold Hewitt
Arthur Jeffery
JF. W. Lansing
E. A. Lincoln
H. Villiers Litt
A. Thomson Miller
J. H. Pratt
Rhinelander Robert
E. H. Robinson
Andrew Thompson
Frances van Nostrand
Ky, van Rensselaer
Wesley Watson
Licensed to Marry in City Hall Licenses
Anson Wales Hard Jr 23 of 21 East Wightieth Street and Florence Bourne 22 of Fifth Avenue and Fifty-sixth Street obtained marriage licenses at City Hall. Miss Bourne is daughter of Commodore Frederick Bourne. An out of town couple Albert B Crosby 27 of Goldfield Nevada mine manager and Helene C Reinhardt 26 daughter of Charles F Reinhardt of Philadelphia announced plans at the Little Church Around the Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall Bureau
Anson Wales Hard, Jr
East Wightieth Street
Florence Bourne
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Miss Bourne
Commodore Frederick Bourne
Albert B. Crosby
Goldfield
Nev
Helene C. Reinhardt
Charles F Reinhardt
Philadelphia
Society Notes New York April Meetings and Events
Mrs. Margaret Deland reads an unpublished short story at the Consumers' League meeting on April 1 at Mrs. C. B. Alexander's. Bridge classes and entertainments occur at multiple East Side addresses including 36 East Sixty-fourth Street and 206 Madison Avenue. Henri Bargy lectures today at Schermerhorn Hall. Baby ward sewing at 11 am at Mrs. Frelinghuysen's. The Misses Gilford join an amateur French play on April 4. Lenten musicale at the Plaza features Mme. Lillian Nordica and Josef Hofmann with various social doyens among sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Deland
Consumers’ League
C. B. Alexander
West Fifty-eighth Street
H. de Berkeley Parsons
Madison Avenue
Henri Bargy
Columbia University
Schermerhorn
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Josef Hofmann
Nahan Franko
Follies of 1908 adds 32 piece women’s orchestra
Ziegfeld Jr. engages a 32 women orchestra for The Follies of 1908 replacing the regular ensemble to meet advancing wage demands of the Musical Union. Ethel Jackson fainted during The Merry Widow and was replaced by Lois Ewell. she is expected to return tonight. Mansfield Players plan Sardou’s A Scrap of Paper next month at the YMHA auditorium on Ninety-second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegfeld, Jr
New York
Jardin de Paris
Ziegfeld
Ethel Jackson
Lois Ewell
Miss Jackson
Mansfield Players
Harold Brooks Franklin
Sardou
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Ninety-second Street
Lexington Avenue
Memorial services for Esther J. Ruskay set at YWHA
The Young Women's Hebrew Association will hold memorial services for Esther J. Ruskay in their building at 1578 Lexington Avenue next Sunday at 3 30 p m. Mrs N Taylor Phillips chair of the Religion Committee arranged songs prayers and addresses for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther J. Ruskay
Young Woman's Hebrew Association
Ruskay
Lexington Avenue
N. Taylor Phillips
Committee On
Broadway Theatre to Be Remodeled for Faversham Use
Felix Isman has secured the Broadway Theatre lease and plans major changes. The entrance will move to Forty-first Street with the current lobby area converted to offices to fund the project. If used for William Faversham, the theatre may gain a larger stage and atmosphere for spectacular productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Isman
Broadway
Morris-Isman
Isman
William Faversham
Faversham
Forty-first Street
Hopp Opens Socialist Theatre in East Third Street
Julius Hopp establishes a Socialist theatre at the former Paul Orleneff and Alla Nazimova playhouse on East Third Street New York. Opening performances Friday March 27 and Saturday March 28 include three one act dramas The Moral Demand Their Daughter and The Dolls with Hopp's Dolls as a Saturday morning children's show marking the start of a Socialist Theatre for Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hopp
New York
East Third Street
Paul Orleneff
Alla Nazimova
Otto Erich Hartleben
Granville Barker Sails to Discuss New Theatre Director Post
Granville Barker the English manager and actor, known for work with Mr. Vedienne in London, will sail from Southampton this Saturday to meet with the New Theatre founders. He is viewed by critics as the leading candidate for the directorship, valued for his versatility, scholarly formation, and business knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Barker
London
Védienne
Court Theatre
America
Southampton
New Theatre
Barker
George Bernard Haw
Louise at the Manhattan Puts Dufranne as Father in New York Debut
Last night at the Manhattan Opera House the tenth American performance of Charpentier's Louise featured Hector Dufranne as the father for the first time in New York. His resonant baritone showed improvement, though aggressive portrayal dimmed sympathy. Dalmorés recovered from a cold and sang with vigor. The audience was large and Louise remains a popular success of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charpentier
Louise
Manhattan Opera House
Hector Dufranne
New York
Gilibert
Opéra Comique
Paris
Dalmorés
Debussy lauds Campanini on Pelleas direction
Claude Debussy praised Cleofonte Campanini Manhattan Opera House director in a letter received yesterday. He commended Campanini for masterful handling of Pelleas et Melisande and noted the orchestration as a delicate architecture supporting the work. Campanini called pleased by the letter and Debussy expressed thanks and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleofonte Campanini
Manhattan Opera House
Claude Debussy
New York
Pelleas
Mignon Heard Again At Metropolitan Opera House
Mignon was heard for the third time this season at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. The cast included Mrs Farrar Mrs Abbott and Messrs Bond Plangon and Lucas with Mr Bovy conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mmes. Farrar
Abott
Messrs
Bond
Plangon
Lucas
Mr. Bovy
Marie Burroughs to Wed Francis M Livingston
Actress Marie Burroughs, famed in A. M. Palmer era at Madison Square Theatre, will wed Francis M. Livingston on April 8. This will be her third marriage. her prior spouses were Louis F. Massen and Robert Barclay Macpherson, who is deceased. They will marry at 261 West Ninety third Street and sail for Italy on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Burroughs
A. M. Palmer
Madison Square Theatre
Francis M. Livingston
Miss Burroughs
Louis F. Massen
Robert Barclay Macpherson
Mr. Macpherson
Lillie Arrington
San Francisco
Esmeralda
Mrs. Winthrop
Guinevere
Elaine
Alexander Salvini
Stuart Robson
Maurice Barrymore
Livingston
Equitable Life
Russians In Melo Drama At Daly’s The Powerless Bride
The Russian company staged Ostrovsky’s The Powerless Bride at Daly’s. The plot follows a heroine choosing a rich shipbuilder over a poor clerk, only to be deserted and killed by her fiancé’s pistol. English dialogue drew small laughter. overall the audience seemed pleased with limited English. The company, including Mme Komisarzhevsky, appears stronger in its native repertoire than in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrovsky
Daly’s
Eroine
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Circus in Ready Stance as Barnum & Bailey Opens
Madison Square Garden hosts final rehearsal with 110 acts before tonight’s opening. The show promises death-defying thrill and instruction, with the Asymmetrical Company of freaks, a zoo section in the big room, and a miniature Hotel de Monk housing monkeys and a seventeen-inch African, Weeny Wee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Madison Avenue
Court restrains Woolworth from selling song from A Waltz Dream
Justice O Gorman issues order restraining F W Woolworth Co from selling copies of a song from A Waltz Dream currently played at the Broadway Theatre. Sophie Brandt, pictured on the outer cover, claims the image was used without consent. Plaintiff seeks a permanent injunction and 10000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice O'Gorman
F. W. Woolworth & Co
Sophie Brandt
Mount Vernon Theatres Closed By Board Action
By order of the Mount Vernon Board of Aldermen all three city theatres are closed until owners can make them safe. The action follows a Fire Commissioners recommendation. Proprietors will immediately begin alterations urged by the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen of
Mount Vernon
Paterson Editor Adam B. Jeffrey Dies at 88
Adam B. Jeffrey, longtime Paterson reporter and recent School Commissioner, died at his home in Paterson N J yesterday. He was born in Falkirk Scotland and aged 88. He worked at the Passaic Rolling Mill before rising to foreman and later entering journalism and law. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam B. Jeffrey
Paterson
N. J
Mr Jeffrey
Falkirk
Scotland
America
Passaic
Mcbride
Edwin Holden Smith Phenix Paper Co President Dies at 47
Edwin Holden Smith, president of the Phenix Paper Company, died at his home in Brooklyn at age 47. He formerly represented American Trading Co in Asia, served as a Seventh Regiment sergeant, and belonged to multiple Brooklyn clubs and the New England Society. He is survived by his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Holden Smith
Phenix Paper Company
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
American Trading Company
Japan
China
Seventh Regiment
Hamilton
Downtown
Meadow
New England Society
Death of Noted Six Day Walker Pat Cavanagh
Trenton reports the death of Pat Cavanagh a longtime distance walker from the era of Albert Guerrero Littlefield Rowell and O’Leary. He died after surgery for intestinal trouble at about 53. His best feat was 536 miles in an early six day go as you please race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Pat Cavanagh
Albert
Guerrero
Littlefield
Rowell
O’leary
Mind Healing Debate Draws Crowd At Hudson Theatre
Dutch doctor Dr. Frederick Van Eeden lectured on curing disease by psychic methods, warning against faith healers and fanatics. He described cases of hypnosis and suggestion, noting mind and body are not fully separable and that atmosphere and belief influence healing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Eeden
New York
Hudson Theatre
League For Political Education
van Eeden
Europe
Dr. van Eeden
Dr. Vanden
Christ
Robert Erskine Ely
Dr. Vaneden
Vaudeville Artist Philip Gotthold Dies at Asheville
Philip H. Gotthold of Kine and Gotthold vaudeville artists died on March 16 after a long illness in Asheville North Carolina. He began on club stages then joined the Wine Woman and Song company performing in many sketches. He and Mr Kine later toured the country with A Medical Discovery. The funeral is at 2 PM today at 71 West Fifth Street with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He leaves a widow and son his mother and two brothers survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Gotthold
Kine & Gotthold
Asheville
N. C
Mr. Gotthold
Mr. Kine
Sir. Gotthold
Mr. Ine
1Ifth Street
Woodlawn
Slayer Sane Claim in Habeas Corpus Case
Henry Shipman long housed at Matteawan appeals via habeas corpus to proceed with his murder trial of landlady Mrs Josephine Mason shot on February 3 1887 at 3380 West Thirty-first Street. Supreme Court adjourned hearing until Friday with Shipman remaining at the Tombs. He is described as the son of a Rochester physician and said to have inherited a large sum. He is 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shipman
Matteawan
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Shipman
Josephine Mason
West Thirty-first Street
Rochester
Mason
Death of Charles A. Todd Argonaut of California
Charles A. Todd aged 84 died at his New Rochelle home. Son of Walker Todd, he joined the 1849 California gold rush early and later served twenty years in the New York Assay Office. He was a Director and Treasurer of the Knickerbocker Press Company and a widower. Burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Todd
Argonauts
California
New Rochelle
Walker Todd
Dutchess County
Todd
New York
Knickerbocker Press
Company 6
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Darlington Dry Goods Leader Dies in Suburban Home
Joseph G. Darlington a leading Philadelphia dry goods merchant died at his Haverford home after a brief illness. He served twice as President of the Union League and was active in civic affairs. Born in Pittsburg he was about 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph G. Darlington
Haverford
Darlington
Union League
Fittsburg
Daniel S. Appleton Dies in London Heart Disease
Daniel Sidney Appleton son of the late Daniel Appleton of the D. Appleton & Co. firm died in London on Monday from heart disease. He led the London branch of D. Appleton & Co. and also ran a publishing business on his own account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sidney Appleton
Daniel §. Appleton
D. Appleton & Co
London
Appleton
Notable Deaths Hit New York Area Obituaries
George Spence longtime New York police steamboat squad member died in Newbury New York at 74 from paralysis. retired 1893 as Acting Sergeant. Sister Mary Charles formerly of St Joseph's Convent Bordentown died in Camden New Jersey of pneumonia. James S Knowlson early Williams College graduate and Troy merchant died in Rutland Vermont. born 1823. trustee of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Jacob Peterson Mohegan descendant died in Croton on Hudson at 42. leaves widow and child. great great grandfather John Peterson fought British crew at Vulture in the Revolutionary era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spence
New York Police
Newbury
N. Y
Mary Charles
St. Joseph's Convent
Bordentown
N. J
Camden
Anastasia Hennessy
New York City
James S. Knowlson
Williams College
Rutland
Albany
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Kappa Alpha Society
Jacob Peterson
John Peterson
Kitchewan
Croton River
Croton on-the-Hudson
Rial Peterson
Ogden Couple Welcome Son in New Rochelle
Ogden announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs William B Ogden Jr on March 1 in New Rochelle.
Marriages of Flora Herzig and Laura Cooper
Flora Victoria Herzig wed William Arthur Bandler March 18 at the bride’s mother’s home 75 Central Park West with Rev. Dr Joseph Silverman officiating. Alexander Dawes married Laura Cooper March 16 in a separate nuptial ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandler—Herzig
Central Park West
Joseph Silverman
Flora Victoria Herzig
William Arthur Bandler
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Listed in New York Area Notices
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from New York and New Jersey. Entries honor individuals with ages and residence details, noting services, interments, and anniversaries across cities like Newark Elizabeth Bloomfield Jersey City and Yonkers. The notices include dates in March 1908 and reference family relations and church services.
Harding privacy ends old Schermerhorn mansion as landmark sale looms
Negotiations for the sale of the Schermerhorn residence at 49 West Twenty-third Street to a purchaser likely to move in a new J Horace Harding residence on Fifth Avenue. The deal could close in days, paving the way for a new business structure on the site and ending a long era of residential presence amid downtown commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
J. Horace Harding
Charles D. Barney & Co
Schermerhorn
West Twenty-third Street
Samuel W. Fridgham
Fanny Schermerhorn
Bridgham
Harding
D. Y. Swainson
Leonard J. Carpenter
Schermerhorns
Madison Square
Twenty-third Street
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
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F. W. Crowninshield
Italy
Edward W. Harris
Louise R. Talcott
Levy—Vesell
Ducal
France
de Chaulnes
Miss Shonts
Tide OF Ocean Travel
Baltic
Cedric
Vaderland
Social Notes
Likewood
John P. Gilford
Emily Lentillion
Gilford
Ethel Baldwin
Stephen van Renssalaer Crosby
Miss Crosby
Boston
England
Wilburtha
Carnegie Lyceum
J. Howard Ford
Stony Ford
Egypt
Plaza
St. Regis
Edmund Nash
Savannah
Broadway Theatre
Faversham House
Hopp
East Third St
The
Manhattan
Mr. Gillbert
Father
Debussy
Campanini
Pelleas Et Melisande
Daly’s Theatre
Circus
Mount Vernon Theatres
Ewa
Ely
League
Eeden
Goethe
Lourdes
Eople
Mesmer
NEW York Telephone CO
Dey Street
Slayer
Bart
Dawes—Cooper
Alexander Dawes
Laura Cooper
Augustine
Flinker Augustine
West 924
Elizabeth
William Pancoast Barber
Christ Church
Prudence W
Nathaniel A.’ Boynton
S. A. Swenson
Madison Av
Rhinebeck
N. J. Boynton
Sith St
Greenwood, Cemetery
Knowlson
Sand Lake
Mahony
Margaret_ Cecelia Mahony
West 4Th St
James J. Mahony
Church of the Holy Name
96Th St
Amsterdam Av
Oif
Pann
Carteret Lawrence
Ethelbert M
Emily Lawrence Smith
St. James
L. 1
Long Island City
Tompkins
Tarrytown
Ironroe
Mary Cone Tompkins
Middletown
Conn
Totten
West Farms
William Totten
176Th
Bryant
Treacy
de Kalb
Michael J. Treacy
St. John's Church
Lewis and Willoughby
Weaver
Augustus B. Weaver
Kensice
Newark
Weinberger
Leopold Weinberger
Emily Weinberger
East 67Th St. Whyte
Mary Gertrude Whyte
Webster Av
Jersey City Heights
Grand Av
Frank Brady
Breitruck
Cedar St
August Breitruck
Halsey St
Jeremiah Cronin
Dimond
St. Johnsand
L. L
Catherine Dimorrd
Dredger
West 21St St
Mary Dredger
Dunderman
7Th Av
Sarah McCullough Dunderman
Dwyer
Metropolitan
Ellen Dwyer
Finley
Susan Finley
Amsterdam
Fitzsimmons
Elm St
Bridget Fitzsimmons
Frankel
Putnam Av
Rebecca Frankel
Goldsmith
New York Av
Herman Goldsmith
Graw
Franklin Av
Dorothy A.graw
Willis Av
Bronx
William J.greene
Greenham
Lafayette St
John Greenham
Haggerty
Warren St
Ann Haggerty
Hannon
Mitchell St
Orange
George E. Hannon
Heim
Morrel St
Willian Heim
Helbling
East 87Th &J
Michael Helbling
Charles Kaessinger
Keelgar
German Hospital
John Keelgar
Keena
Orapex
John Keena
Keller
Sullivan County
Florence Louise Keller
Klein
Margaretha Klein
Patrick McKenna
McLinden
54Th St
Margeret A. McLinden
Menzler
Astoria
August Menzier
Herman W. Monsees
Murry
4Th St
New Utrecht
Mary Ann Murry
Nealy
Park Av
Mary Nely
Olivier
Himrod &St
Peter Olivier
Phelan
Margaret Phelan
M. Romoser
Hamburg Place
Gottlieb E. Romoser
Chmidt
Caroline S. Schmidt
East 1Stth St
Smith
Hicks St
Edwin H. Smith
Walsh
Riverdale
Schermerhorn House
Harding Residences
Willa
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Undertakkers
Campbell
West
Exapela
Ambulance Service
Chelsey
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