Leading Actress Collapses For Sanatorium Recovery
Mabel Taliaferro collapsed at Belasco Theatre after finishing her leading performance in The Call of the Cricket. The show closed for the season as she is taken to Jackson's Sanitarium Dansville N Y for rest and recovery. Dr Oscar M Leiser cited a nervous breakdown and recommended rest. the Belasco Theatre will reopen as The Republic on Aug 22 with Bobby Burnit starring Wallace Eddinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Taliaferro
Frederic Thompson
Belasco
Thompson
Jackson
Dansville
N. Y
Oscar M. Leiser
Parthenia
Lincoln Farm Association
William Butler Yeates
Belasco Theatre
The
Republic
Henry B. Harris
Bobby Burnit
Wallace Eddinger
Frank Worthing Stricken During Theater Performance
Frank Worthing collapsed while acting Stelton Perry in Lasasco's Is Matrimony a Failure at the Nixon Theatre. Doctors said he has tuberculosis of the throat and cannot speak his lines. He sails from New York for treatment next Saturday. Courtney Foote replaced him in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Frank Worthing
Stelton Perry
Belasco
Nixon Theatre
New York
Saturda
Courtney Foote
Climbers
Fiametta
Frohman Praised in London for English Drama Renewal
An April Blackwood's Magazine feature lauds Charles Frohman as an enterprising American reviving English drama at his expense. The Duke of York's Theatre is praised for plain, adequate production and disciplined actors, contrasting with actor-manager anarchy, and noting Frohman's skill and influence on the stage's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of York’s Theatre
Blackwood
Charles Frohman
Duke of York
Mr. Frohman
Répertoire Theatre
Frohman
Pauline Chase Sails to Attend Actors Fund Fair
Pauline Chase sails from Southampton aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse bound for New York to attend the Actors' Fund Fair on May 10. She will host a Waldorf reception after the fair, then sail to London on the Mauretania, having traveled about 8680 miles including a Paris stop. She brings 500 celebrity photos for sale, including one of Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Chase
United States
Southampton
New York
Fair
Waldorf
Mauretania
London
Paris
Col. Roosevelt
Casino Theatre
Brooklyn
Miner
Eighth Avenue Theatre
May de Sousa Debuts in Serious Drama Tonight
May de Sousa, long a musical comedy star, shifts to legitimate drama and makes her first appearance as a lead actress in The Commuters at the Theatre Atlantic City tonight. Her recent New York credits include A Skylark and The Girls of Goldenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May de Sousa
Tle Theatre
Atlantic City
A Die Sousa
New York
Madonna
Donna
Gdttenburg
Social Notes Count Summer Plans and Weddings
Payson McLane Merrill will marry Dorothy Rand on June 1 at St. John's Church Far Rockaway and hosts a bachelor dinner May 20 at Delmonico's. Many families announce summer homes and travels including the Alexanders at Tuxedo villa, Lowes heading to Briarcliff and Coopers Town, Kerrs returning from Virginia Hot Springs, Taft visits in Washington, Sanford cottage at Seabright opening, and a flower booth lineup at the Actors Fund Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kerr
Virginia
William Howard Taft
Henry W. Taft
Washington
Henry G. Sanford
Seabright
Reisinger Decorated by Bavarian Prince Regent
Hugo Reisinger of New York received the Star of the Commanders Cross from the Prince Regent of Bavaria for promoting art exhibitions in Germany and the United States. He sails home May 10. Reisinger, native of Welsbaden, is a German-born importer living in America, involved with the Metropolitan Museum and the National Arts Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Regent of Bavaria
Munich
Bavaria
Hugo Reisinger
Order of St. Michael
Germany
United States
Reisinger
Welsbaden
Metropolitan Museum
National Arts Club
Europe
St. Louis
Steamers Sail for Europe With Notable Passengers Listed
On the Atlantic Highway steamers depart for Europe this day. The Lorraine sails to Havre with Eliot C. Carter and numerous passengers including the eight H. Eaton family, Miss M. Keegan, James W. Seymour Jr, the Rev. Father Ponsard, and Countess Mirapore. The George Washington heads to Bremen carrying E. B. Bacon, Channing Burbank, Ox den Codman, Grace H. Dodge, Brig. Gen. Ha Han Chang, Pang Tsaw Chang, Ieadore Saks, Baroness Uray Uray, and other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Lorraine
Havre
Eliot C. Carter
E. B. Bacon
Channing Burbank
Oxden Codman
William E. Corey
Grace H. Dodge
Peter Duryea
Matthew G. Gay
Henry F. Gage
United States
Portugal
M. D. Foley
Ha Han Chang
Ha Han Chang, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrington, Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Kane, L. Ching Ma
M. Lindsay
Milton Mack
M. Mosler
F. W. Murray
Pang Tsaw Chang
Ieadore Saks
C. D. Woodruff
W. H. Woodward
Wu Wee Yu
W. H. Wheeler
C. A. Whitney
Majorite Uray-Uray
H. I. H. Prince Tsat
Wing Burton Wedding Plans In New York
The wedding of Miss Lucia Clark Burton and Morgan Wing will be at noon May 28 at St George's Church Newburg New York. Bridesmaids include Louise Freeman Louise Vanderbilt E Rosalind Romeyn Dorothy Ruxton Florence Burton. Ushers include Crawford Burton Frank V Burton Jr Bryce Wing Edward Rice ofston Gardner Cassatt Dr JamesS Nagle. Best man John D Wing II and Catharine Burton maid of honor. Reverend Birck and Reverend Huske will preside. A wedding breakfast follows at the Burton country place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Wing
Edward Rice
Huske
Frank V. Burton
Hull Pierson Wedding Set for June Fifteenth
Miss Marguerite Pierson will wed George Huntington Hull Jr. at 4 p.m. on Wednesday June 15 at the home of Gen Fred Pierson and Mrs Pierson 20 West Fifty second Street. Rev Philip Mercer Rhinlander of Cambridge will officiate. A small reception will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull-Pierson
Marguerite Pierson
George Huntington Hull, Jr
Fred Pierson
Miss Porter to Wed G H Glover Jr
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Harriet P. Porter daughter of Mrs Frank Brinley Porter of 8 Park Avenue and George Horton Glover Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Horton Glover of this city The groom to be is a mining engineer who has spent substantial time in Mexico His mother was Miss Isabel Tucker daughter of Wesley A Tucker of Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Porter
G. H. Glover, Jr
Harriet P. Porter
Frank Brinley Porter
Park Avenue
George Horton Glover
Porter
Frank B. Porter
Bachel Kennedy
Mexico
Isabel Tucker
Wesley A. Tucker
Baltimore
Miss Helen Van Nostrand Engaged to George C Meyer
The engagement of Miss Helen Van Nostrand daughter of John and Mrs Van Nostrand to George C Meyer of Great Neck Long Island is announced in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen van Nostrand
John &. van Nostrand
George C. Meyer
Great Neck
L. I
Button and Demarest Couple Wed at Beverly Baptist Church
In Washington on May 4 John C Button of New York and Olive Demarest were married at Berrey Baptist Church with Rev. Samuel H Green officiating. Maid of honor was Helen Button sister of the groom and Mortimer Easton of New York served as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
John C. Button
New York
Olive Demarest
Rerrery Baptist Church
Samuel H. Green
Helen Button
Mortimer Easton
C. L. Demarest
Commodore Benedict Suffering Ailment at Greenwich Home
Commodore E C Benedict, longtime New York banker and associate of the late Grover Cleveland, lies at his Greenwich, Connecticut home in improved condition after a Monday illness. Doctors A W Klein J F E Erdman and Saint Clair Smith attend him as his daughters Mrs Ramsey Turnbull and Mrs Frank S Hastings visit. Benedict recently returned from a ten day steam yacht Oneida cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Commodore E. C. Benedict
New York
Grover Cleveland
A. W. Klein
John F. E. Erdman
Saint Claire Smith
Benedict
Ramsey Turnbull
Franks
Hastings
The Hippodrome season ends May 21 with September reopening
The Hippodrome will close for the season on May 21 and reopen in September with a new production not yet disclosed. Alice Hegeman, seen with Anna Held in Miss Innocence, has been engaged by F Ziegfeld Jr for The Follies of 1910. Norma Mitchell, from The Calls of the Cricket, joins Wagenhall Kemper for Kit McNair in Seven Days in Pittsburg. Charles Dillingham to close Grove Theatre at end of May and reopen in August with The Old Town. The Actors' Fund Fair features the One Act White Roses with Georgia Cavan Effie Shannon and Mrs Whiffen. Mrs Whiffen reprises her original role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Big Playhouse
Alice Hegeman
Anna Held
Itn
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Norma Mitchell
Mabel Taliaferro
Wagenhall & Kemper
Kit McNair
Pittsburg
Charles Dillingham
Grove Theatre
Montgomery and Stone
Old Town
Actors’ Fund Fair
Twelfth Night Club
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum
Georgia Cavan
Effie Shannon
Mrs. Whiffen
Mrs Dodge Found Living With Former Coachman in Brooklyn
Mrs Margaret Dodge, missing since April 19 from Rye, N Y, was traced to 5207 Fifth Avenue Brooklyn living as Edward Sharp's wife. Dodge and Sharp were taken to the Fourth Avenue Police Station. Charger of immorality placed on Sharp, Dodge expected to seek sanitarium care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dodge
William €. Dodge
John §. Huyler
Rye
N. Y
Jr. Dodge
Edward Sharp
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Sharp
Fourth Avenue
Dodge
Robert C. McLellan
Thomas Sharp
Rooklyn
Fifth Avene
Cornelius Sullivan
Court Enjoins Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth from Leaving Ziegfeld
Supreme Court Justice O Gorman issues a permanent injunction restricting Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth to perform only under Florenz Ziegfeld Jr until their contract ends. The ruling cites breach of contract and undue disruption to Ziegfeld's The Follies of 1909. Costs and salary differences with Eva Tangumy are added obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
O’gorman
Nora Bayes
Jack Norworth
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Ziegfeld
O'Gorman
Miss Bayes
Norworth
the Jolly Bachelors
Lew Fields
F. Ziegfeld
Mr. Ziegfeld
Eva Tangumy
Mourn for Capt Rafferty of Civil War and Spanish War
Capt Peter F Rafferty veteran of the Sixty-ninth Regiment died in Hot Wells Texas while on health trip. He organized and led Company E of the 168th New York during the Spanish American War. His body lies in state at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory and will be interred at Calvary Cemetery after a Mass at St Ann's Church. He was owner of a Congress medal and served at Bull Run Antietam Malvern Hill and Libby Prison. He died while serving as a judicial attendant to Justice Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Rafferty
Sixty-ninth Regiment
169Th Regiment, New York Volunteers
Lexington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Congress
Rafferty
Hot Wells
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Ford
Sixty-ninth
Bull Run
Antietam
St. Mary's Heights
Malvern Hill
Meagher
Libby
Spain
168Th Regiment
Calvary Sreenanery
St. Ann's Church
East Twelfth Street
New York Couple Receives Audience With Emperor
Mr and Mrs J Douglas Robinson of New York were today received in audience by the Emperor in Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
J. Douglas Robinson
New York
Notable deaths in New York area churches and clubs noted
Louise de Peyster Wadsworth dies at 106 East Thirty-sixth Street. Joseph J. Barth former Richmond County Sheriff dies in Stapleton. Edgar Stirling Auchin loebs dies at 123 East Sixty-ninth Street aged 38. Celina Carreau youngest daughter of Cyrille Carreau dies at 654 Madison Avenue aged 18. George S. Dougherty a Marine Quartermaster sergeant dies in Bordentown at 56. Thorndike Spalding Massachusetts senator dies in Cambridge aged 42. Thomas J. O'Reilly Brooklyn cricket figure dies at 109 Hawthorne Street aged 45. Charles H. Ferry Yale alumnus dies in Phoenix after aiding Yale boat house funds. Walter I. Ross a Stanhope, N J lawyer dies aged ? with two sons surviving.
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Louise DE Peyster Wadsworth
John W. Wadsworth
Alexander Stewart Webb
Thirty-sixth
Joseph J. Barth
Richmond County
Stapleton
S. I
Saranac Lake
Edgar Stirling Auchin Loebs
East Sixty-ninth Street
Yale
Automobile Club of America
Celina Carreau
Cyrille
Susan Hoyt Carreau
Madison Avenue
Mr. Carreau
Realty League
George
Woodbridge
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
Mass
Spalding
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Senate
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Thomas J. O'Reilly
Brooklyn
Manhattan Cricket Club
Hawthorne Street
Ireland
O'Reilly
Altair
Lodge
A. M
Charles H. Ferry
Phoenix
Ariz
Ferry
Yale E
University
Walter I. Ross
Stanhope
N. J
Banking house head C C Minzesheimer dies at 44
Clarence Charles Minzesheimer head of Charles Minzesheimer & Co. dies at the St. Regis Hotel after an appendicitis operation. He leaves a widow Blanche Steinberger Minzesheimer and a 12 year old son Charles Jr. The NYSE member built a long banking and brokerage career dating to 1889 and led the firm established in 1860 with offices on Broad Street Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Condolences pour in from leaders and beneficiaries alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Charles Minzesheimer
Charles Minzesheimer
Minzesheimer
Blanche Steinberger Minzesheimer
Charles Inzesheimer, Jr
J. Minzesheimer
New York Stock Exchange
Frank D. Co
Arthur W. Joseph
Mr. Minzesheimer
Broad Street
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
House of Minzesheimer & Co
Criterion Club
St. Regis
Marriage and death notices telephoned to The New York Times
Notices indicate marriages and deaths are to be telephoned to 1000 Bryant for NYT insertion. The item frames a routine obituary and wedding notice process via telephone submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bryant
Birth Announcement for Nort Family Child
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Henry I Nort on May 2 1829 at Washington Avenue Bronz.
Marriages Across Long Island and New Jersey
A series of early 20th century notices lists wedding banns and marriage dates for couples in New Jersey and New York. Entries include Elizabeth Denison Morgan and De Lancey Kane Jay in Wheatley Westbury. Emily Mc Connell with Martine J. Green. Elvine Krueger and Anthony F. Werner. neath Johnson and William Armbrecht. Nancy Garris and Levi Hartman. Carrie B. Ross and Charles S. Freeman. Eadie Walker and Charles J Kaummerer. Mary Colquhoun and Joaquin R Zamora. Etta L Reeve and Fred S Chardavoyne with locations ranging from Long Island to Jersey City and Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay—Morgan
Wheatley
Westbury Station
L. L
John Cornell
Elizabeth Sarah
Edwin Denison Morgan
de Lancey Kane Jay
Augustus Jay
Brooklyn
Green—Mcconnell
Emily McConnell
Martine J. Green
Long Island
Werner—Krueger
Long Island City
Elvine Krueger
Anthony F. Werner
New Jersey
Armbrecht—Johnson
Washington
Neath
Johnson
William Armprecht
Hartman—Garris
Blairstown
Nancy Garris
Levi Hartman
Freeman—Ross
Tenafly
Carrie B. Ross
Charles S. Freeman
Ekaummerer
Walker
Rahway
Eadie Walker
Charles J. Kaummerer
Zamora
Colquhoun
Jersey City
Mary Colquhoun
Joaquin R. Zamora
Obituary notices from New York area dated May 1910
Multiple death notices list names including Edgar Stirling Auchincloss in New York City and EB T Bartlett in Albany. Funeral details assign locations such as Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and Skaneateles, with dates May 5 or 6, and ages ranging from 36 to 69. Additional notices cover Bruen Bischoff, James Wyllie Bowden, and William Garritson Browning with service times and residences in Brooklyn Yonkers and Poughkeepsie.
Mrs. R. A. McCurdy Funeral Held in Morristown
Richard A. McCurdy attended the service at St. Peter's Church for his wife Mrs. McCurdy with Dr. George S. Willis, no honorary pallbearers, a New York arrival audience, and hymns Abide with Me Lead Kindly Light It Heard a Voice from Heaven Hark Hark My Soul. Funeral march Chopin. Interment in Evergreens Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
George S. Willis
Richard A. McCurdy
St. Peter's Church
McCurdy
New York
Chopin
Eulogies for Judge Bartlett Mark N Y State Loss
Judge Edward T. Bartlett of the Court of Appeals died prompting a memorial in the Assembly and stateside tributes. The body was taken to Skaneateles for burial Friday afternoon with the court to convene briefly beforehand and Governor Hughes sending condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Edward T. Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Skaneateles
J. Addison Jones
Murray
Bartlett
Willard Bartlett
Gov
Hughes
Cullen
Died Notices Fill Many New York Funeral Schedules
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices appears with names, addresses, and dates across New York and nearby towns. Entries include ages and service times, from May 1 to May 9, covering Brooklyns and Jersey City to Hartford and New Haven.
Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area
A long list of obituaries and funeral details for May 1910 across New York and New Jersey. Names include Harding Harris Holmes Homans Karony Kennedy La Fetra McInness Mead Minzlehemer Mulry Perrin Peters Pitman Stoddart Tunis Wade Wadsworth Allen Bauer Duffy Farley Flume McDermott Meissohn Moore OBrien Roff Schmidt Schroeder Anna Schroeder and others with service locations at The Funeral Church Campbell Building, Church of the Beloved Disciple, Church of the Incarnation, Trinity Church and various family residences. Interments in Greenwood Freehold Woodlawn Cave Hill and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
William J. Mead
Greenwich, Conn
Minzelheimer
Clarence Charles
Planck Steinberger Minszesheimer
Charles
Henrietta Minzesheimer
Mulry
Brentwood
Irens Marie
Mary T
William P. Mulry
St. Joachim's Church
Cedarhurst
Tong Island
Perrin
May Kerr
Howell C. Perrin
May Kerr Perrin
Larchmont
Howell Park
Peters
Big Indian
Ulster County
Edward Gould
Eva Peters
Trinity Church
Boston
Mass
Pitman
Milen Pitmen
Thomas B. Pitman
Church of the Transfiguration
Stillman
Susanna Stillman
West
Frank E. Campbell
Woodlawn
Stoddart
Dorothy Fancher
Walter
Leila Stoddart
Tunis
Morristown
N. J
A. A
Nehemiah Tunis
St. Peter's Church
New York
Wade
Richmond Hill
L. L
Eilen M. Wade
Patrick Wade
County Galway
Ireland
Church of St. Joseph
Benedict
Wadsworth
Louise de Puyster
W. John Wadsworth
Alexander S Webb
Anna Remsen
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Av
Margaret J
East 132d
McDermott
John
Commonwealth
Bronx
Meissohn
Moore
James L
Mount Sinai Hospital
O'Brien
Help Wanted: Domestic Help Advertised in The New York Times
Advertisement directs readers to The New York Times Help Wanted columns for competent domestic servants including cooks and maids. Encourages contacting advertising agencies or calling 4000 Bryant to recruit assistance.
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New York Times
Bryant
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Actors
Social Notes
Joseph T. Low
West Fifty-second Street
Briarcliff
Cooperstown
Otesaga
Seventy-first Regiment Armory
Vivien Gould
Evelyn Witherbee
Constance Perkins
Virginia Alexandre
Leila Haven
Zelina Clark
Angelica Brown
Natalie Knowlton
Helene Demarest
Natalie Howland
Francis B. Crowninshield
Ernesto Fabbri
Elliot Shepard
William H. Vanderbilt
Equal Franchise Society
Henry
Gage
George Washington
Button—Demarest
E. C. Benedict II
Court
Capt. Rafferty
Emperor
J. D. Robinsons
C. C. Minzesheimer
New York State
Chardavoyne
Reeve
Goshen
Etta L. Reeve
Fred
Bird
Auchincloss
East 698Th St
New York City
Edgar Stirling
Maria Sloan
Edgar Stirling Auchinclosa
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
5Th Av
55Th St
EB. T. Bartlett
New York Court of Appeals
Bischoff
Bruen Bischoff
Adeline Merkert Bischoff
Grand Central Station
Richmond
Bowden
St. Luke's Church
Clinton Av
Fulton St
Arizona
Field
Donald Manning Field
Richard M
Eleanor S. Field
Pierrepont St
Flickinger
Trumansburg
Emma Woodworth
John Fuckinger
M. D. Halsey
Sarah Ellen Halsey
William 8. Ford
Whitefield Sammis
Marble Hill
Kingsbridge
Chester Billings & Son Randel, Baremore & Billings
Fifth Avenue, Cor
34Th St
R. A. McCurdy
Judge Bartlett
Gov. Hughes
Bruen
Quincy St
Blance
Mrs. August
Cook
Jane
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Driggs
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Theodore M
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Gates
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George E
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Clinton St
Jennie
Reid Av
O’reilly
Thomas J
Schneider
Jacob
Degraw St
M. Scherman
Emma
Lincoln Road
Sullivan
Herkimer St
Rutledge St
Wagner
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Magig
Wolffer
Frederick
Stanhope Bt
Connecticut
Carey
Mary A
Hartford
Funeral Carlson
Iisha
SUN
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West Hartford
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New Haven
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Burns
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Eckert
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Gallagher
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Park
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McIntyre
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Griffith
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Elm
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O’neill
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Vreeland
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Astor
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Union
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Howarth
Ann
Eastview
Hyde
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Holmes
William
Frank Campbell
West 23d
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Holden
Historical
China
Thomas E. Kirby
American Art Association
Percy Griffin
F. T. H. Bacon
Wideawake
Cross & Brown Company
5Th Avenue
34Th Street
Thompson-Starrett Company
Wall Street
R. Simpson & CO
ST. Bartholomew’'S
44Th St
Marlem
Ae Central
Tasq
Gramere For
FRANKE E. _ CAMPBELL
West West
John W. Lyon
Harlem
Connect Tees Beanies
Mey
Fifth Av
45Th St
N. Ww
James P. Silo
van Gaasbeek and Arkell
159Th Str
Ketel
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