Gatti Casazza Visits Opera House in New York
Giulio Gatti Casazza of La Scala arrives in New York as Metropolitan Opera director designate. He reviews the house, discusses Italian and German choruses, and notes plans to import Italian singers and a German chorus while praising the building and staff. He comments on Wagner, modern music, and potential repertory shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
la Scala
Milan
Metropolitan Opera House
Lusitania
New York
Mr. Dippel
Ralph Edmunds
Rawlins Cottenet
Pier
Luneteon
Opera House
Metropolitan
Mme. James
Pippel
Cottenet
Alice Lloyd
Mme. Eames
J. Dippel
Gatti-Casazza
Edouard de Reszke
Scala
Covent Garden
Prinzregenten Theater
Italy
Diapel
Tosegnini
Mahler
Wesleyan Opera Presented in New York Debut
The Girl and the Graduate an opera in two acts opened at the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre in New York by the New York Young Alumni Wesleyan Association. Kenneth M Goode wrote the book and lyrics, W B Davis composed the music, and John Greeg Paine staged it. The cast features Wesleyan students and a notable chorus reportedly valued at 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berkeley Lyceum
Wesleyan Siu
Eal Association
Kenneth, M. Goode
W. B. Davis
John Greeg Paine
Tibet
Smith
Wesleyan
Smith College
Sorosis Foote
Chicago
Augusta Winde
Miss Brown Bread
Boston
Anna Sthetic
Philadelphia
Helen Blazes
Bridgeport
Conn
Hor
Mclean
H. V
FE. Mitchel
A. Dresser
Paine
Wilding
J. R. Simmons
H. G. Rogers
C. M. Sherburne
Shute
B. Hill
K. DY. Milter
Hi. M. Pethick
John H Coxe
J. F Cowan
Edmund J. Palmer
Daniel Talman
Even MacTean
Olver E Yale
John French
Edwin C. Treat
MISS AMY BAKER'S RECITAL OPENS AIR OF EVENT
A large audience welcomed Miss Amy Baker at her annual recital. She was assisted by Avery Bel Or Kaystone and Bruno Hahn at the piano. The program opened with Leoncavallo aria sung by Mr Belver, followed by three recitations by Miss Baker. Highlights included Edwin Markham's The Juggler of Touraine recited by Miss Baker and readings Life's Little Difficulties and Foreign Photographs. Musical numbers featured The Merry Month of May, Bruno Lean Homer Bartlett Contemplation and Woodman's Open Secret sung by K. Beivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Baker
Bruno Lean Homer Bartlett
Sd Woodman
K. Beivor
Cunard Carmania To Sail With Noted Passengers For Liverpool
The Cunard liner Carmania sails today for Liverpool carrying a list of passengers including Thurlow Weed Barnes Charles Bishop Mrs J J Calder Eleanor Fisher Clarke John B Cozzens Mrs A I Everett Mrs J M Harlow Richard Keaston Pr T H Knight Mr and Mrs Frederico Sage A F Mackinnon Charles Murphy Herbert Parsons Mr and Mrs James C Potter George J George Miss A G Olney Mr and Mrs W R Sears Mr and Mrs Paul A Sorg and Dr and Mrs F H Weeks The American liner Philadelphia will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Liverpool
Thurlow Weed Barnes
Charles Bishop
J. J. Calder
Eleanor Fisher Clarke
John B. Cozzens
A. I. Everett
J. M. Harlow
Richard Keaston
T. H. Knight
Frederico Sage
A. F. Mackinnon
Charles Murphy
Herbert Parsons
James C. Potter
George $J. George
A. G. Olney
W. R. Sears
Paul A Sorg
F. H. Weeks
Philadelphia
Passenger list details for multiple transatlantic sailings
A lengthy roll lists passengers booked to sail for Southampton Antwerp and the West Indies aboard ships including the Red Star liner Kroonland the Caledonia Anchor Line and the Koenig Albert. Names span Mrs F M Pan Jr Miss Pauline Bacon Mr and Mrs Atlas G Bordeverry Mrs Marcus Daly Mrs Harriet Daly A J Fonde ville Ley Vernon Ted D Marks and many others with numerous titled passengers and officials aboard various departures today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
F. M. Pan, Jr
Pauline Bacon
J. Atlas
G. Bordeverry
Marcus Daly
Harriet Daly
A. J. Fondeville
Charles Huard
G. O. Totten, Jr
Ley Vernon
Ted D. Marks
Antwerp
Kroonland
Josephine L. Adams
Gr. FL Mef Uate
William
M. Thatcher
Leopold van Acker
Hugo Wallace
Gerald W. Wright
Double engagement announced for Miss McClure and Miss Mutch
Fred Savage and Miss Eleanora McClure of New York City and Lee Savage with Miss Helen Mutch of Long Island plan a double wedding in New York City this summer. The couples met at Knox College in Galesburg Illinois where their courtship began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Springfield
Ill
New York City
Virginia
Oll
Fred Savage
Eleanora McClure
Lee Savage
Helen Mutch
Long Tisland
N. Y
Uss County
Wedding Guests Advised On Parade Route On Fifth Avenue
Police arrange traffic for the wedding at the Brick Church on Thirty-seventh Street and Fifth Avenue at 4 20 PM. Fifth Avenue approaches blocked to Fifth Avenue traffic to Sixth Avenue. East side guests must travel to Fifty ninth Street and then down Sixth Avenue to reach the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Oder
Thirty-seventh Street
Ruth Faton
Brllinga
Warner, Jr
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Speyer announces daughter Ruby to Waldo Shuman
Mr and Mrs Leo Speyer of 17 East Fighty second Street announce the element of their daughter Miss Ruby Speyer to Waldo Shuman formerly of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Speyer
East Fighty-second Street
Ruby Speyer
Waldo Shuman
Boston
Marriage of John Turner Atterbury and Anna Robins Flags
The wedding of John Turner Atterbury and Anna Robins Flags widow of WW Allston Flagg will be celebrated this afternoon. Only the couple’s children will attend. The engagement was announced a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner Atterbury
Anna Robins Flags
WW. Allston Flagg
Judge Lacombe Grants Injunction Against Pau Publishing
United States Circuit Court Judge Lacombe yesterday issued a perpetual injunction for the Social Register Association restraining Pau Publishing Company from publishing and circulating the New York Blue Book Bite Book Winter Season 247 1908 and similar copyright-infringing material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Social Register Association
Pau Publishing Company
SOE
Dau Company
New York
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs De Lancey s Kountze christened
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs De Lancey s Kountze was christened on Friday afternoon at Grace Church by Rev Dr Huntington. She was named Martha Barclay with godparents Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs J Gordon Douglas and Frederick Townsend Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. de Lancey
Grace Church
Huntington
Martha Barclay
Martha Jay Johnston
Ie Avi Sr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J. Gordon Douglas
Frederick Townsend Davies
Concert at Carnegie Hall Aids Legal Aid Society
A Carnegie Hall concert this afternoon will benefit the Legal Aid Society. Performers include Mme Sembrich Ignace Pudgerewski and Timothee Adamowski. Also noted are upcoming weddings and society notices from New York residences and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Legal Aid — Saciety
Mme. Sembrich
Ignace Pudgerewski
Timothee Adamowski
Bishop Potter Improves After Illness at Home
Relatives report Bishop Henry C. Potter of the Episcopal Diocese of New York is much better after a week of illness at his home 247 West Eighty-ninth Street. Dr Ji Janvrin said Potter may be out by late next week if no relapse. Also noted are plans for funeral services for Dr. Dix at Trinity Church and a Society of the Sons of the Revolution tribute to their chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
West Eighty-ninth Street
Ji. Janvrin
Madison Avenue
TIMES
Janvrin
J. E. Jamain
M. D
David H. Greer
Potter
Greer
Dix
Trinity Church
Clook
Manning
W. MM. Geer
St. Paul's
Board of Manaagers
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Constantino to Tour Europe and America for Opera and Concerts
Principal lyric tenor Mr Constantino of the San Carlo Opera Company is engaged by Karl Junkermann for a Sunrisse tour through Berlin Brussels and Covent Garden. Next year he plans a concert tour in America. This afternoon at Carnegie Hall Sembrich Paderewski and Adamowski will perform for the Legal Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantino
San Carlo Opera Company
Karl Junkermann
Europe
Berlin
Brussels
Covent Garden
America
Carnegie Hall
Sembrich
Messrs
Paderewski
Adamowski
Legal Aid Society
Two Broadway Theatres Closed For Missing Licenses
The Metropolis and Thalia theatres, in the Bronx and Bowery, were closed by police for lacking required licenses beginning May 1. A special order from Commissioner Bingham allowed Grand Opera House to proceed unmolested. Four men were arrested at Thalia, later bailed, as licenses and certification are not obtainable in under ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Bingham
Bowery
Bronx
Polic
Thalia
Frederick Harvey
Nat Golden
Benjamin Linden
Elizabeth Street
Alfred Kramer
Atlantic Garden
Harvey
New West Twentieth Street
Benderman
John Sprerger
Springer
Hanson
Ost
Alexander Avenue
Metropolis
Rip van Winkle
Samuel Hurtig
Shuberts Purchase Prime West Thirty-ninth Street Property
The Shuberts confirmed they bought land and buildings at 110 and 112 West Thirty-ninth Street from the Goelet estate near the Maxine Elliott Theatre site. They deny plans for theatrical use. Vira G. Matthews remains owner of record. transfer to Goelet estate not recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
Goelet Estate
Thirty-ninth Street
Maxine Elliott
Vira G. Matthews
Mrs. Humphry Ward Edition Planned by Houghton Mifflin
Boston May 1 Mrs. Humphry Ward's Boston visit completes arrangements for Houghton Mifflin to publish the first uniform complete edition of her works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
American play Way Down East closes at Aldwych
London reports that the American production Way Down East closed its run at the Aldwych Theatre after April 23 performances. British audiences did not take to the life depicted in the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Theatrical Notes and Upcoming Shows Detailing Week Arrivals
Theaters announce milestone performances with John Slagin and May Vokes in key roles. Third Street Theatre Stock Company debuts at the former Nazimova venue, English language lineup featured. Rig Teveridge joins Etienne Gardot for Charley's Aunt season. Emmanuel Brotherhood hosts a Casino benefit in East Fifth Street. Clara Blandick joins Marie RB Schrader's bandbox cast with Pruyn, Sterling, Thurber. Children’s Theatre featured at Mothers Exhibit May 14–21. Amelia Bingham’s condition improves with a speedy recovery anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slagin
Vokes
Tilly
Third Street Theatre
Little Playhouse
Mme,Nazimova
Rig Teveridge
Etienne (Iiardot
Marianna Thurber
Broadway
Children’s Theatre
Waldorf-Astoria
Wilbur Faules
Madison Square Garden
Amelia Bingham
Honor Dewey on Manila Day
The Deweys hosted a flower lit residence marking the tenth anniversary of Manila Bay victory. Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey welcomed scores of visitors who called to congratulate him and later dined with fleet officers at their annual banquet. Only twenty-one guests attended due to many participants being deployed in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Pacific
Theatrical Music War Ends in Near-Status Quo
The clash between the Association of Theatre Managers and the Mutual Musical Protective Union ends with most theatre orchestras remaining in their current positions at similar rates. A Thursday meeting between the Manisers' Association committee and Louis Werba, head of the National Federation of Musicians, led to an understanding that the local union would withdraw its demands. Several managers reportedly signed contracts with the old union for next season, while the fate of the opposition union remains unclear. Oscar Hammerstein's pay claim was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Theatre Managers
Mutual Musical Protective Union
Manisers’ Association
Louis Werba
Nationalederation of Musicians
Managers’ Association
Oscar Hammerstein
Miss Taliaferro to Star in New Cinderella at New Amsterdam
Mabel Taliaferro will appear in a dramatic Cinderella adapted for New Amsterdam Theatre with Frederic Thompson and Klaw and Erlanger directing. The piece blends drama with spectacular scenery and includes musical numbers sung by Miss Taliaferro. The project aims for a holiday season premiere after Polly of the Circus closes at the Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Liberty Theatre
New Amsterdam Theatre
Frederic Thompson
Klaw & Erlanger
Taliaferro
Riese
Leslie P. Farmer Dies at 53 After Sudden Heart Failure
Leslie P. Farmer, longtime railway executive and Chairman of the Passenger Department at the Trunk Line Association, died suddenly of heart disease at his 105 East Fifteenth Street apartment. Born in Ellington Connecticut, he rose through roles at Bellefontaine Railroad, Missouri Pacific, Pennsylvania Railroad, and New York, Lake Erie & Western before leading the Trunk Line Passenger Division. He died after returning from his Liberty Street office and collapsing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie P. Farmer
Trunk Line Association
East Fifteenth Street
Mr. Farmer
Liberty Street
Farmer
Ellington
Conn
Indianapolis
Bellefontaine Railroad
Missouri Pacific
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, Lake Erie & Western
Association
Death of Rev. William Bryce Morrow Former Central Pennsylvania Episcopalian
After a long illness the Rev. William Bryce Morrow once a leading Episcopal clergyman in the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania died at his Plainfield New Jersey home yesterday. He is survived by his daughter Edith Morrow of New York and his son Ralph L. Morrow of Plainfield New Jersey. The burial will be in Carlisle Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bryce Morrow
Central
Pennsylvania
Plainfield
N. J
Edith Morrow
New York
Ralph L. Morrow
Carlisle
Penn
Obituary notices of several prominent New York figures
The column records the deaths of Charles L. Lovering, Constantine Donoho, Rhoda Augusta Thompson, Henry P. Sampers, Margaret Elliott, Theodore Earle Studley, and J. Biddle Herbert. It notes their ages, residences, key roles, and survivors, with brief career highlights and funeral details where provided.
James H Wallick a death by own action in Middletown hotel
James H Wallick a once famous actor shot himself in a bathroom at the Commercial Hotel in Middletown on May 1 at 9 pm. Age sixty nine, real name Patrick J Fubbins, he faced financial ruin after a career of stage triumphs and melodramas including The Hand of the King and The Banjo King. He left letters to Mrs Eleanor Merron Cowper of New York and to attorney W Miam B Royces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Middletown
James H. Wallick
Holly Rood
Eleanor Merron Cowper
New York
W ‘Miam
B. Royces
Patrick J. Fubbins
Sells
Ieus
Mr. Wallick
Jesse James
Plg
Ford
James
Jacques
Obituary Notice for Woodbury Resident Thaddeus Thompson
Yesterday at her home in Woodbury Connecticut a woman died from a paralytic stroke in her eighty seventh year. She was born in Woodstock Ulster County New York on June 1821 and was the youngest of seventeen children Thaddeus Thompson her remaining line was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine Donoho
West 175Th Street
Baxter Street
Rhoda Augusta Thompson
Woodbury
Conn
Revolutionary Army
Woodstock
N. Y
Henry P. Sampers
Courrier Des Etats-Unis
Sinty-first Street
France
Margaret Elliott
Daniel Elliott
Newark
N. J
Ville de Sales College
Leo Xiiii
Theodore Earle* Studley
Vulcanized Rubber Company
Broadway
West Seventy-seventh Street
New York Athletic, Arkwright, and Twilight Clubs
New England Society
J. Biddle Herbert
J. Burr Herbert
New Brunswick
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Obadiah Herbert
New Jersey National Guard
Rutgers College
Charles B. Herbert
New Jersey
Ulster County
Thaddeus Thompson
Chinese Exhibit Highlights Rare Chinese Japanese Textiles
A display titled Chinese Exhibit versus Frohmah features hand embroidered crepe and linen gowns pongee and white evening mandarin outfits antique embroideries and jade. A drummer boy from the Revolutionary Army is noted with his mother Rhoda Sperry, married 1800, died 1828. Miss Thompson received a Revolutionary War pension as a daughter and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frohmah
Fdther
Rhoda Sperry
Miss Thompson
William Nathan Throckmorton founder of Providence dies in Brooklyn
William Nathan Throckmorton, descendant of John Throckmorton and 17th century Salem expulsions, a founder of Providence Rhode Island, died at 74 in Brooklyn after a brief illness. He entered commercial life in New York, helped form Asten & Throckorton, retired in 1876. In 1860 he married Julia Ward Knapp and leaves three sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nathan
Throckmorton
John Throckmorton
Roger Williams
Titan
Salem
Mass
Willims
Providence
R.J
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Commercial
New York
Asten & Vhrocktortion
Julia Ward Knapp
Marriages Listed in New Jersey Notices
A series of marriage notices dated April 29 and surrounding days across New Jersey announce the unions of Harriet Denison Duvekinck, Louiss Madelin Gay with Sidney J. Pearse, Elisa Leth Rhett with James Moore Rhett, Alice Crary with Arthur Taylor Batcliffe, Mary Babbit to Herbert Adams, and other couples including Shackleton Clarke, Hampton Corwin, Carter Estier, Schurr Foote, Gunderson Trusdell, Malone, Finnerty Norris, Oakley Reed, Ryan, and Bergman Suhl. The items name couples, places such as Newark Jersey City and East Orange, and the officiating or presenting churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvckinck
Grace
Fiainfield
N. J
William M. Hughes
Stevenson
Harriet
Denison Duvekinck
Whitehead
Dupyelenck
Henry Rutgers
Conger
Pearse-Gay
William Gay
Madison St
Brookis
G. A. Wenner
Louiss Madelin Gay
Sidney J. Pearse
Rhett — Nightingale
St. Mark's Church
Brunswick
Rk. Entertt Boykid
Elisa- Leth
Sveltter
William Nightvale
James Moore Rhett
New York
Sutcliffe-Crary
Teller Homestead
Matteawanf X
David H. Teen
D. T
George Herbert Top
Alice
Procert Fulton Crary
Arthur Taylor Batcliffe
Clarke Shackleton
Grace Angus Shackleton
Iverson B. Clarke
Corwin—Hampton
New~ark
Dee
Obituary notices and funeral announcements
Death notices from New York area papers list multiple obituaries and services. Names include Frederick Bachmann Minnie Lochm Barrett Elizabeth Beses Minnie Amelia Lochm, Mary Rodgers Spelman John F Mangels Evelena Franklin Luisa Dix and others with service details and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachmann
Frederick Bachmann
Catherine Mougquin
Minnie Mark
Rosa Krueger
William Bachmann
Jacob L. Mark
Barrett
Amsterdam
Hearland St
Hie West
Elizabeth
Hebert Beses
So.dock
BOEUM
Pril
Minnie ‘Amelia Lochm
Wiliam € Torlin
Ps 3
Courtlandt J Av
Bristol
Jesus Christ
Mary Rodgers Spelman
Frank O
Ristol
Morristown
N. J
M Cock
Mary E. Cook
William N. Cock
Whitestone
Flushing
L. L
Cook
Margaret Agnes
John F.cook
Ibean St
Brooklyn
Kindy
Dix
New York
Fraunens Tavern
Hroad and
Pearl &Ts
Evelena Franklin
William P. Dix- D. Baban
Samue Cock
St. Homas’s
Suh Ay
Sod St
Mir Freeborn
Tivoli-on-the-l Hudson
Herrick
Orange
N. F
Mary
Jonathan Ik
Ana Elizabeth T. Herrick
Park Av Hrance
Mangels
Jersey City
John
the Bowery
St. Mark’s
Oppenheimer
Lewis F
Julius
Ella F. Oppeney
Notices of deaths and funerals in New York and New Jersey
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated late April 1908 from Brooklyn, Newark, New Rochelle, and nearby towns. Entries name the deceased, age where listed, and funeral arrangements or arrival details. Notables include Jacob Smith, Charles Smith, Edna Anderson, Albert Bougon, Mary Breslin, Christopher Christiansen, and many others with service times and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otdge
Faith Fowier Rawson
Unicn
Sathes
Mary E
W.sayres
St. John’s C Church
Far Rockaway
New York
Smith
New Rochelle
N. Y
Jacob Smith
Ae ‘Tsland
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Praumonia
Hound Brook
S Breslin
West
Sister Mary
Catherine Breslin
Carisen
Hamilten Ay
Brooklyn
Ulpg Carlsen
Ae D
Newark
Charles C Rtfield
Christiansein
Ova
Carietopher EB. Christiansen
Gay
Clemens
Nevins St
Hugh Clemens
Sarah Dempissey
Mie
Sie Duff
Orange
N. J
Ann Duff
Duval
St . Brook
George M. Traval
Eckhoff
Limie
M. EV
West J Freorpn
Mary A. Q. Evans
Ertee Rate
Bedford St
Michael Tatcedta
AY. M. Frayne
Ad.oss
Rosantah B. Brpyne
Gillette
Waltawerih
Eliza’ B. Gillette
XE Grattan
Wst
Iind
Alice M. Grattan
Gray
Bedfarr Ay
Jane Gray
Growney
Si¢Ring Place
Wagstrom
Wanlervett
Frank Hygstrotm
Howell
Southold
Sarah Howell
Kern
Woodside
Fun Ral
A. Larkin
Ice McMjnil
Mackey
Halladay St
Jersey City
John Henry Mackey
Maillie
Dean St
John F. Maitie
Mitchell
West 42d St
Thomas Mitchel
M. Monsees
Catharine
Agnes Ritchie
Ritter
Rath
Henry Theodore Ritter
Ag Roddy
Kent Av
Alk
Michael Roddy
Sayer
Brooks Oer Agion Pee Ta
Throckmorton
Pergen St
William N- Throckmorton
Torsig
Carrie Tabsig
Tooker
Perth Amboy
Witt P. Tooker
Werner
Ralph St
Lourie Verner
Fe Wilson
West Kinney St
Sarah Wilson
Williams
Columbia St
A J
William H. Wiliams
Zimmer
East 45Th St
Apel
Tag Zimmeriupa
Memorial Masses For Local Faithful In Various Parishes
Multiple Mass offerings announced for the dead and religious in Brooklyn Newark and Flushing including Edwin Grovee Munkenbeck at St Mary Star of the Sea and Bridget Kelly at Sacred Heart Newark and Sister Mary Tenates Meahoney at St Josephs Convent Flushing scheduled for today with relatives invited. Geraldine Rose mass at Our Lady of Mercy Church also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munkenbeck
Edwin Grovee Munkenbeck
St. Mary’s Star
Brooklyn
M. OY
Ambulance Service Extends Reach in City Areas
Frankin Campbel reports ambulance access expands to 241 243 Weet and nearby blocks as Sarvict Ciglatt coordinates new response routes. Local officials promise faster medical aid and improved coverage across districts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mme
Eames
Miss Lloyd
Firemen’s Benefit
Wesleyan Opera
Touraine
J. D. Rera
Lexington Ave
79Th St
Eppas
Eostder
J.C. Abbott
Louis Jose Varros
M. M. Coates
Stanley T. Cozzens
HH. W. Felt
Isadore Tsanes
Arthur Tickhoke
Panama
Jorace Maxwell
Henry 2. Pierrepont
Perry Sturgis
Gertrude A. van Antwerp
Henry Vits
Harold Way
Charles Armstrong
William Bint
Helen Cockburn
Margaret Carroll
Robert Maxwell
Thomas Hanton
William Jennings
Edward Lord
Kenneth Mathieson
Francis McKee
Alexander Simpson
Mary G. Warner
Mner Koenig Albert
Angelucci
Marquis de Casx
Argudin
Cavillier Pas Amelio
J. Cliftor Black
S. Marshall Bond
Edward F. Cole
Leonard Dodge
Ferdinand P. Farle
George Hare Ford
Lige
Rayal Mail Steam Packet Company
West Indies
A. L. Kenyon
Griges
H. M. Morris
A. ‘T. Lopez
Ands Garrassino
Courtenay Henderson
W. H. Exville
Columbia University
Miss McClure
Eaton Wedding
Miss Speyer
Atterbury-Flagg
Day Blue Books
Kountze Baby
Social Notes
Christine Wetherell Rise
Yorke. Stevenson
Samuel Price Wedlercell
John, Norton
Misses. Norton
Ledyard Stevens
Buckingham
Isaac Frazier Williams
May Arnold
Elizabeth Are
St. John's Crypt
Luther Kountze
Carnegie Lyceum
Berry Industrial
School For
Mountain Boys
Rome
Spencer
William A. Sherman
Bishop Potter
Porarily
Shuberts Bay 39Th Street Plot
Dewey
Manila
Bohemia
Luyties Bros., Agts
N.Y
French, Shriner & Urner
Enn Biscuit
The
Rev
Charles L. Lovering
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Taunton
Metropolitan “Opera House
Fernandez
Theatrical Managers’ Association of
al, Hayman
Percy G. Willams
A. L. Erlanger
Joseph Brooks
Frank McKee
Weber Music Hall
William WM. Crane
George M. Cohan
Alles Lloyd
the McNaughtons
Leyn Hields
George Beban
Anna
Emma Eames
James Speyer
Charles B. Alexander
William Jay
Richard Ivins
Paul Morton
Stuyvesant Fish
Kenry Crews
Henry W. Taft
Douglas Robbinson
Nicholas Murray Butler
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
John Kenry Hammond
Harry Payne Whitney
Phyllis
Robert W. Chambers
D. Appleton & Company Publishers
Stony Brook
Ark
Stony Brook Association Incorporated
Montague St
Waldore-Astoria
William Nathan Throckmorton
Adams
East Oranges N
Mary Babpitt
Herbert Adams
Hwee
Sull—Bergman
Matilda
M. Bergman
John R. Suhl
Fied
Cor York
Prometheus
Assisi
Martha Gilbert Dickinson
Bianchi
al Ali Booksellers
Frohman
Wealdorf- Astoria
Tompkins & Tompkins
ounselors-at-Law
Iu Memoria
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Wetster
Jerome Avenue
East
cIry
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