Newport Plans For Coming Of Cottagers
Newport society expects a larger summer colony than usual with Mrs. Vanderbilt reopening The Breakers and many prominent families returning or staying through fall. Beechwood and other estates slated for occupancy include Astors and Twomblys, plus frequent visitors from Philadelphia and New York. A petition seeks an extension of streetcar tracks to Coggeshall and Bailey’s Beach, opposed by locals as it would draw excursionists. A belated birthday toast honors Marcus M. Marks with a party at his East 94th Street home.
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The
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Vanderbilt
Whitney Warren
Charles M. Oelrich
John Jacob Astor
Samuel Wagstaff
Seth Barton French
Harold Brown
John Nicholas Brown
James J. van Alen
Europe
May van Alen
Jamies Laurence van Alen
Bellevue Avenue
Robert J. Collier
James J. Col
George R. Fearing
E. Moore Robinson
Philadelphia
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
New York
John R. Drexel
Edward H. Harriman
Lever
Robert L. Gerry
Gerry
Edward R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Stoneacre
Thomasas
Edith Deacon
Old Colony Street Railway Company
Coggeshall Avenue
Bailey's Beach
Coffee and caffeine mix causes widespread sleeplessness
Some people report nights of insomnia and days of drowsiness due to a drug-caffeine combination in coffee. The pattern suggests caffeine intake may disrupt sleep and alertness for many individuals.
Ten day Postum trial promises insights for coffee oil sensitivity
A ten day trial of Postum is presented as a test for those affected by coffee oils and related sensitivities, with the expectation of revealing valuable results about tolerance and relief.
Conciliator Humorous Publication Tales From Monarchs and Roosevelt
A lighthearted issue named Conciliator presents amusing cablegrams from Old World rulers and includes a special message from President Roosevelt. The publication blends satire with notable international and domestic voices.
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Conciliator
Roosevelt
Kean Duell Wedding At West End Avenue Home
Lieut Otto Vaughn Kean U S A and Miss Mary Louise Duell were married at 8 p m at the Duell home 335 West End Avenue The Rev Herbert Shipman officiated The bride wore white satin with lace and a tulle veil The best man was Lieut J B Gardiner Us A and ushers included Lieuts Magruder Doe and the bride’s brothers The couple will reside at Fort Sill Oklahoma after a wedding trip
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Otto Vaughn Kean
Mary Louise Duell
Charles Holland Duell
West End Avenue
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
West Point
Kean
J. B. Gardiner
N. B. Magruder
Thomas B. Doe
Fort Hancock
W. W. West, Jr
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Ane
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Costume Party Hosted by Artists in Midtown Studio
Otho Cushing and C Allan Gilbert held a costume party at Gilbert’s studio 17 West Thirty Fifth Street last night. Guests, mainly Le Cercle d Amis members, arrived in character and were announced to ascend a model throne as the crowd watched disguises. The room featured artificial flowers a scarlet poinciana canopy and Oriental embroideries with roses on tables.
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Otho Cushing
C. Allan Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
West
le Cercle d' Amis
Babylon
Burlesque for Charity at Plaza April 21
Frank W Crowninshield finished a one act comedy titled Neurasthenia a burlesque on society and the rest cure fad to be staged by women in society for Downtown Day Nursery at the Plaza on April 21. The cast includes Mrs Arthur Scott Burden Miss Margaret G Dix and others with more members to be announced. Tickets available from managers.
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Frank W. Crowninshield
Plaza
Cedar Street
Arthur Scott Burden
Margaret G. Dix
Knowlton
Rosamond Street
E. K. Mathews
Chalmers Wood
Lydig Hoyt
Evelyn Parsons
Frederick Kernoenan
W.earle Dodge
Moses Taylor
John Magee
Frank Bishop
Adele Kneeland
Chalmers
Therese Iselin
Friday Skating Class Moves After Lenox Lyceum Demolition
The Friday Evening Roller Skating Class will hold four more meetings at alternate locations due to the Lenox Lyceum building being torn down. The final gathering in the old rink featured suppers hosted by Mrs. George Tr. Maxwell for patronesses, with attendees including Mrs. Lorillard Spencer and Mrs. Prescott S. Sings, among many skaters and society members such as the Atterburys, Roosevelt, Weeks, de Forest, Langdon, and others.
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Lenox Lyceum
George Tr. Maxwell
Wi-E
Lorillard Spencer
Ayler Schieffelin
Prescott S. Sings
Frank Carley
Lindsley Tappi
George Bramhall
Edward Manice
Gardiner Brown
Theodore Pell
Howland Pell Haggerty
Clarence Wyckoff
Misses Mercer
Katharine Atterbury
Gladys Roosevelt
Elizabeth Bertron
Edith Landon
Clara Barclay
Frances Burr
Lawrence and
Marshall Smith
Oliver Wagstaff Lawier Winslow
Syril Stephenson
J. R. Pierson
Ralph Bloomer
Alexander Balfour
Cheever Cowdin
Lawrence Atterbury
Delevan Baldwin
Eleanor Robson Likely to Return to London for Eight-Week Season
American actress Eleanor Robson may make her second London visit opening next theater season at Haymarket. Liebler & Co. plans an eight week run starting September with Salomy Jane, following her prior success in Merely Mary Ann and Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.
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New
London
Duke of York’s
Mary Ann
Tyler
Miss Robson
Salomy Jane
New York
Madge Carr
Cook
Terry’s Theatre
Mrs. Wiggs of
Cirrus of Spectacle at Madison Square Garden Circus
Barnum and Bailey's Circus at Madison Square Garden reports packed audiences over three days. Notable scenes include Enrico Caruso in a box with guests and Anna Gould's sons watched by a tutor. The show features 110 numbers, 50 clowns, and the famed Iotel De Monk exhibit with Weeny Wee, a 17 inch African.
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Madison Square Garden
Barnum & Bailey
Hearst
Mme
Anna Gould
Boniface
George
Jay
Gould
Enrico Caruso
Iotel de Monk
Weeny Wee
Boston to Get Opera House on Huntington Avenue
The New York Times reports Boston will build an Opera House on Huntington Avenue near Symphony Hall. Eben D. Jordan to fund construction and three years of opera expenses. The Boston Opera Company forms with box subscriptions totaling about 98 000 dollars yearly. Henry Russell named managing director with broad production powers. Directors include Eben D. Jordan George R. Fearing Jr. Charles Hayden Francis Peabody Jr. and others.
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New York Times
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Symphony Hall
Eben D. Jordan
Boston Opera Company
Henry Russell
George R. Fearing, Jr
Charles Hayden
Francis Peabody, Jr
B. J. Lang
George W. Chadwick
Ralph N. Flanders
Samuel Carr
Gardiner M. Lane
Robert Jordan
Charles M. Loeffler
Thomas N. Perkins
F.S. Converse
Friars to Host Supper for Lee Shubert at Hotel Astor
The Friars will give a supper to Lee Shubert at the Hotel Astor on Thursday evening April 2. The reception will begin at 10 and the supper at 11. A number of speakers prominent in political and theatrical affairs have promised to attend with special features planned for the entertainment.
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Lee Shubert
Hotel Astor
Vaudeville Scene Notes From New York Theaters
Tony Pastor marks his forty third anniversary as a New York manager with a special Fourteenth Street theatre show. Elsie Ryan returns in a Suzette role after appearing with Denis O Sullivan in Peggy Mahree The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre Eva Francis replaces Billy Norton in a continuing cast The Hippodrome hosts a beefsteak dinner after last night s performance with guests Gustave Kerker W T Francis Richard Golden Will West and others S Hudson Chapman Geographical and ex President of the Photographic Societies of Philadelphia lectures on The South of Italy at Carnegie Hall Monday evening A new Sunday policy at the Fourteenth Street Theatre runs a continuous vaudeville and moving pictures program from 1 to 37 o clock daily
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Tony Pastor
New York
Fourteenth Street
Elsie Ryan
Denis O'Sullivan
Peggy Mahree
Suzette
Eva Francis
Billy Norton
Hippodrome
Thhes
Gustave Kerker
W. T. Francis
Richard Golden
Will West
Charles J. Ross
Bert Cole
Richard Lee
R. H. Burnside
S. Hudson Chapman
The
Geographical
Photographic Societies of Philadelphia
Carnegie Hall
Italy
Miss Gould Hosts Reception for Oriental Students
Miss Helen Gould gave a reception and tea at 3579 Fifth Avenue yesterday afternoon for Oriental students studying in New York. Guests included women and men from Japan India Assyria and other countries plus many American students. Miss Gould introduced her sister Mme Anna Gould and the entertainment featured American Institute of Musical Art students singing Elijah a Japanese girl speaking on Japan a Hindu girl discussing India and an Assyrian girl lecturing on her ancient fatherland.
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Helen Gould
New York
Fifth Avenue
Japan
India
Assyria
Miss Gould
Mme
Anna Gould
Catterson
Debow
Bain
The
Institute of Musical Art
Elijah
Arabian Nights Farce at Carnegie Lyceum Benefit
The Arabian Nights a three act farce by Sydney Grundy will be performed at Carnegie Lyceum on March 24 directed by Robert O Jenkins for the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Cast includes Arthur Hummingtop Gordon Kleeberg Ralph Ormerei Harry Lewy Joshua Gillibrand Walter Kahn and others. A drill by the Orphan Asylum Battalion precedes the show and the Metropolitan Band under Philip Egner provides music.
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Sydney Grundy
Carnegie Lyceum
Robert O. Jenkins
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Arthur Hummingtop
Gordon
P. Kleeberg
Ralph Ormerei
Harry M. Lewy
Joshua Gillibrand
Walter Kahn
Dobson
Jack G. Hahle
Humming
Gov Guild Near Crisis Amid Urgent Crisis Boston Report
In Boston on March 21 Gov. Guild was reported to be holding his own after a restless night though still in critical condition. Doctors say vitality to counter uraemic poison is uncertain and a decision is expected within 48 hours. Some friends doubt recovery while others remain hopeful. the governor himself remains confident of a cure. Dr Winslow noted the Governor slept well and his condition remained unchanged.
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Boston
Gov. Guild
Winslow
Tolstoy Relapses Amid Illness in Yasenaya Polyana
A dispatch from Yasnaya Polyana reports Count Tolstoy, ill with influenza, has suffered a relapse. He had shown some improvement yesterday while working on peasant readings and Hugo translations, but today his strength waned and he refused doctors advice.
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ST. Petersburg
Yasnaya
Polyana
Count Tolstoy
Victor Hugo
Senator Bryan's Condition Improves in Florida
Washington March 21 physicians attending Senator Bryan of Florida report a much improved condition today. He passed a good night and his temperature was 101 degrees. There are now hopes of his recovery.
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Senator Bryan
Washington
Florida
Ill Frederick N Lawrence Improves From Pneumonia
Frederick Newbold Lawrence, president of the Union Club and father of Mrs. Foxhall Keene, ill at Crossic 7 West Twenty-sixth Street with pneumonia, was said to be very much improved last night and believed out of danger.
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Frederick Newbold Lawrence
Union Club
Foxhall Keene
Crossic
West Twenty-sixth Street
Lawrence
New Acclaimed Acts At Benefit Matinée In Brooklyn
The matinée for the Little Italy Association features Amelia Somerville performing monologues and Robert Mantell, courtesy of William A Brady, appearing at the Montauk Theatre next Friday. A large cast from Brooklyn débutantes and the Twelfth Night Club will sell flowers and programmes to raise funds.
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Brooklyn Débutantes
Twelfth Night Club
New York
Little Italy Association
Borough of Churches
Montauk Theatre
Amelia Somerville
William A. Brady
Robert Mantell
Brooklyn
Tr Lfth
Princess Beloselky Guests at Touraine Hotel in Boston
Special to The New York Times reports Princess Beloselky, formerly Miss Susie Whittier of Boston, staying at the Touraine. She is joined by her sister Mrs. Ernest Iselin of New York and Mr. Iseace Barton Willing of New York.
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New York Times
Boston
Princess Beloselky
Susie Whittier
Touraine
Ernest Iselin
New York
Iseace Barton Willing
Newark
P. S. Henry to Wed in London March 23
ASHVILLE N C March 21 The marriage of Philip S Henry brother in law of Jesse Lewisohn of New York and Miss Annie Wolfe former governess of Henry s two children is expected to take place in London on March 23 It is said here that all difficulties which stood in the way of the match have been solved. Miss Cecil Spooner was the guest of honor at the Hungry Club dinner at the Hotel Flanders on West Forty seventh Street last night Miss Mattie Sheridan was toastmistress and introduced the guest of honor.
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James R. Deering
Violet Pierce
Atlantic City
May Burrough
East Twenty-ninth Street
George Crocker
Turner Ashby -Blythe
Philadelphia
Harriet Blythe
Oscar W. Jeffery
New York
Drawing Room
Waldorf-Astoria
Harriet Cady
Marion Reed
College Women’s Club
le Baron Drum
Racine
Esther
Carnegié Lyceum
F. P. Sands
Newport
Gotham
Gerald Curtis
Lyman J. Morse
Lenox
Mass
Norrie Sellar
Orange
N. J
Plaza
Edward Shearson
St. Regis
Greenwich
Conn
Charles Wright
Warren Salisbury
W. W. Kimball
Chicago
James Fennimore Cooper
Albany
Buckingham
Phi Gami Delta Society
Yale
St.Regis
Junior League of Charity Workers
Hilda Drucker
Sarah Asch
West 189Th Street
Maude F. Asch
Isadore I. Block
B. David Kaplan
Rive Kaplan
Joseph Weinstein
Park Hill Country Club
T. C. Smith
C. B. Bull
C. W. Hodgson
J. N. H. Slee
Henry Martin
New York Times
Ashville
N. C
Philip
Henry
Jesse Lewisohn
Annie Wolfe
London
Cecil Spooner
Hungry Club
Hotel Flanders
West Forty-seventh Street
Mattie Sheridan
Amy Wren
William F. Compton
Henry Sanborn
Thalia Theatre Faces Lockout Over Russian Actress Controversy
Yiddish actors allege non union status of Mme Vera Komisarzhevsky triggers lockout at the Thalia Theatre on the Bowery. Manager Michael Mintz refuses union view, directing company to Lyric Brooklyn while circulars urge East Side patrons to stay away. Komisarzhevsky performs at Lyric then Thalia next week.
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Mme
Vera Komisarzhevsky
Thalia Theatre
Bowery
Michael Mintz
East
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Thalia
Mintz
Lyric Theatre
Brooklyn
New York House
Lyric
Hebrew Actors’ Protective Union
Thalia Stock Company
Mme. Litzin
United Hebrew Trades
Komisarzhevsky
Poughkeepsie
New Haven
Confederate official dies aged veteran at home today
Sion died at his home in this city from infirmities of old age. He served in the Civil War and was Chief of the Revenue Department and Superintendent of the Currency under the Confederate government.
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Sion
Revenue Department
Death of Mrs Belle Louise Maze Munson noted pianist of Brooklyn
Mrs Belle Louise Maze Munson of 17 Amity Street Brooklyn died at home Friday night from heart disease aged 27. A popular figure among young married residents in the Heights she studied piano under Robert Phallon Paul Tidden and Alexander Lambert. Sister of Mrs Mary J Maze she married June 27 196? She belonged to Music Study Club Chil and Schumann and Presinct Clubs attended Plymouth Church The Rev Newell Dwight Hillis will officiate at the funeral on Monday.
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Belle Louise Maze Munson
Franki ° Munson
Amity Street
Brooklyn
Plymoutt Curch
Newell Dwight Hillis
Mrs Frances Emmons Widow of Rear Admiral Emmons Dies
Mrs Frances Thornton Emmons widow of Rear Admiral George Foster Emmons died Friday ending a long life of family service and public memory. Her husband the admiral died in 188. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
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Frances Thornton Emmonsa
George Foster Emmons
Emmons Family Member Dies at Edgehill Home in Princeton
A Thornton of Virginia linked woman, aged () years, dies at her Edgehill residence in Princeton New Jersey where she lived with her son Lieutenant George T. Emmons U S N retired and daughter married to the late Rear Admiral Willie.
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Edgehill
Princeton
N. J
George T. Emmons
Willie
Obituary notices from early 1900s include Tibbetts and Bond families
Henry L Tibbetts treasurer of Bkillings Whitney Lumber Co dies in Lowell Massachusetts at 69. Fanny Bond longtime Macedonian missionary wife of Rev Lewis Bond dies in Plainfield New Jersey at home aged 87. John Schliuz longtime Williamsburgh undertaker dies of pneumonia at 66. Survived by widow and four sons.
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Henry L. Tibbetts
Bkillings-Whitney Lumber Company
Lowell
Mass
Fanny Bcgnd
Lewis Bond
Macedonia
Kensington Avenue
Plainfield
Vioad
G. P. Hinman
Bulgaria
John Schliuz
Williamsbore
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Avenue
Williamsburg
Fir
Death of Pittsb. railroad official in Biloxi
James B. Hill longtime General Freight Agent for the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad died today in Biloxi Mississippi while on a business trip. Born March 16 1840 in Indianapolis he graduated from Asbury University in 1859 and began railway service the next year with the Atlantic and Great Western. He later served with Pennsylvania Lines in Milwaukee until 1897 before assuming the Gen eral Western Freight Agent post for his current railroad.
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Pittsburg
Penn
James B. Hill
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Biloxi
Miss
Indianapolis
Ind
Asbury University
Greencastle
Ice
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Lines
Milwaukee
General Western
Pittspoe
Cincinnati, Chicago
Death of Joseph D Pope dean and signer survivor
Dr Joseph Daniel Pope aged 88 longtime dean of the University of South Carolina Law School and one of the three survivors of the signers of the ordinance of secession passes away in Columbia South Carolina on March 21.
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Columbia, S. C
Joseph Daniel Pope
Law School
University of South Carolina
Wills Probate Notice Filed by Tompkins & Tompkins
Tompkins and Tompkins, Counselors at Law of 156 Fifth Avenue, announce probate of a will.
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Tompkins & Tompkins
A Palpable Hit To The New York Times
A notable strike against The New York Times emerges as readers and critics react to a publicized departure or policy shift. The piece outlines immediate consequences in circulation, advertising, and perceived credibility, with reactions from media analysts and industry insiders.
Engagement Announced for Julia Steinbrink
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Steinbrink of 215 West 140th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Julia to Royal P. Hamerschlag.
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Hamerschlag
Local Marriages List From City Addresses
Marriage notices record several couples wed in late February and March 19 1948 190 West 129th Street New York William Baer and Essie Birdsall wed. Church of the Holy Family Westchester hosts William Rohr and Helen Devlin. William Kert and May Davenport Seymour marry. Helen Whiton and John Dennis Page exchange vows.
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Ecker —Seymour
William Kert
May Davenport Seymour
Page-Whiton
Helen A. Whiton
John Dennis Page
Auffurth
East 29Th St
Diedrich H. Auffurth
P.M
Bonnett
Seymour Av
Newark
N. J
William Bennett
S Brauchle
Anna Brauchle
Brewster
Macon St
Brooklyn
James E. Brewster
Briggs
Agnes Briggs
Bucher
Peekskill
Florence van Dyck Bucher
Burton
Thomas Burton
Byron
West 180Th St
Marcel
Walter C. Byron
M. Carton
West 4Th S
Edward Carton
Pe. Coleman
Elm St
Mary Coleman
Delehanty
Vernon Av
Long Island City
John Delehanty
Donoghue
Baltic St
Timothy Donoghue
Emmons
Princeton
Frances A. T. Emmons
Feelbey
Plushing
L. I
Patrick Feeley
Flaherty
Spring St
Flohr
Springfield Av
Mary Flohr
Foley
Nevins S
Agnes Foley
Fryer
Lorimer St
Francis J. Fryer
Goetzl
East Winth St
Adolph L. Goetzl
Grivet
Rockingham
Broadway
Phoebe Grivet
Hanyen
North Tarrytown
N. Y
Maude _ Hanyen
Harding
West Kirh St
Patrick Harding
Hebel
Greene Av
Henry Hebel
M. Hirschfeld
East 171
Died and funeral notices from New York area outlets
Notices of deaths and forthcoming funerals for Charles Beyer Catherine Born Eliot Catlin and many others. Details include dates March 19 1908 locations Brooklyn Newark Mount Vernon Yonkers and New York addresses with times and service venues such as Madison Ave Church Saint Agnes Chapel Cypress Hills Cemetery and local residences.
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William M. Morgan
West 78Th St
Brooklyn
Fowler
West T2d St
Charles H. Fowler
Madison Av
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Intermont Woodlawn
Kelly
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Thurader
Matilda
James W. Kelly
Mathilde G
James W
Robert J. Kelly
North Terrace
Relock
Merrick
George W. Merrick
Maria Tucker
Logan St
Cypress _ Hills Cemetery
Munson
Amity St
Belle L. Maze
Frank C. Munson
Packard
Hornell
Eveleen Newton Packard
William N.packard
D. Maria Snow
Michael Snow
Lafayette Av
Brook Inn
Boston
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Multiple names listed with dates and addresses in Brooklyn and New Jersey. Funeral times noted for several, including Jones, McGarry, McNally, McNamara, Masterson, Nagle, Petersen, Searles, Tompkins, and others with March 19–20 dates. Interments and service details vary by entry.
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IK Kramer
Appleton Road
Broadway
Westchester
Marie Kramer
Lancaster
Bloomfield
N.J
Anna D. Lancaster
Leech
Madison St
Brooklyn
William H.leech, Jr
LE Roy
St. Av
Edward le Roy
McElroen
Astor Place
Yonkers
Elizabeth McFlreen
McGarry
Clinton St
Constance McGarry
McNally
West 135Th St
Peter McNally
M. McNamara
West 144Th St
Mary. McNamara
Macnabbb
Irvington
N. J
John MacNabb
Mat
Lon
East Seth St
Mary Mallen
Newark
Mareh
George A. Middleton
Monteleon E
Summit ‘St
Vincent Monteleone
Mulligan
North 5Th St
Harrison
Philip Mulligan
West 107Th St
Aline Murch
M. Nagle
East 70Th St
Annie L. Nagle
Orlemann
East Orange
Anna Maria Orlemann
Paland
Milford St
Christina Paland
Petersen
East List St
Anna
Raftery
East 22d St
Henma Raftery
Mt . Rossiter
Paterson
N._J
James Rossiter
Roth
Fidert St
Sophie Roth
Safran
Garfield Place
Sarah Safran
Schpeel
East
158Th St
Gertrude M. Seheel
Schillinger
69Th St
Karolina Schillinger
Schittig
de Kalb Av
George PF. Schittig
Schlitz
Metropolitan Av
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Linden St
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Woodlawn
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Trinity Parish
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