Medico-Legal Symposium on Psycho-Therapies At Waldorf Astoria
A late night Medico-Legal Society meeting at the Waldorf Astoria featured talks by Dr Julia Sears and Mme Vesta la Viesta on cosmic energy and mind control. Speakers argued disease is functional and cured by mental manipulation while a waiter overheard dramatic claims about five minute cures and astral travel.
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Secon
Waldorf-Astoria
Tietel
Mbidieo-Legal -Society
Psycheiigien
Chick Bell
Flexd. B Wilson
Mrs. Vanes
Chetey
Julia Seton Sears
Abs. W.R. Dix
Montcbair
N. J
Mme
Vesta la Viesta
Astral
Roger Rungtang
India
Yoha’elock
Julia Sears
Sears
Tate
Vesta la ‘Viesta
God
Vance Cheney
W. R. Dix
Presiase Bell
Minister Weds Widow of Colgate in Rutger Church
The Rev Henry Bradford Washburn rector of St Mark s Worcester Mass married Mrs Edith Buckingham Hall Colgate widow of the Rev Samuel Colgate of Orange New Jersey at Rutgers Presbyterian Church. Rev Dr Robert Mackenzie performed the ceremony and a wedding trip follows.
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Henry Bradford Washburn
St. Mark's ‘Church
Worcester
Mass
Edith Buckingham Hall Colgate
Samuel Colgate
Orange
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Robert Mackenzie
Mabel Hall Colgate
Grace Colgate
Esther Washburn
Arthur Washburn
Providence
Russell Colgate
N. J
New York
Washburn
George PL Potham
Gilbert Colgats
Edward J. Hall
Miss Maizie Savill Shainwald Wed to Michael Dreicer
Miss Maizie Savill Shainwald daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Shainwald 637 Madison Avenue married yesterday at 4 pm The ceremony was read by Dr Felix Ailer with two suppers and a reception following The ushers included Kieloeg Darky Hunton and Reipn buh hye Voerile The couple will sail for Europe on Thursday for a five month continental tour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maizie Savill Shainwald
Ralph
Shainwald
Madison Avenue
Atiinson
Bliehael Dreicer
Felix Ailer
Abs. Apauriee
Maurice
Kieloeg Darky Hunton
Lireier
Burone
Thesday
Edwards Wyckofft Harris and Miss Talcott Married
Edward Wyckofft Harris and Mrs Talcott daughter of Ma and Mrs HB Edwards Rowland were married at 4 o clock yesterday after attending the home of the bride’s parents on East Sixty sixth Street. Dr J Ross Stevenson of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian attended. The nuptial scene was in the drawing room decorated with spring blossoms and roses. The bride wore an empire gown of white net over silver and carried white flowers. She was unattended. Tracey Harris was her brother’s best man. immie-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Wyckofft
Harris
Oufre R. ‘Talcott
HB. Edwards Rowland
Addaert
Sixty-sixth Street
Tracey Harwis
Imnie
Ceremony witnessed by immediate family in attendance
The brief note states that only immediate family members witnessed the ceremony and that a reception followed.
Patterson Daughter Marries Harral Mulliken in Grace Chantry
Mrs Eleanor Patterson daughter of the late Albert M Patterson married Harral Mulliken son of Mrs Samuel Mulliken of Washington. Rev Dr William R Huntington performed the ceremony. Miss Helen Hetcenh was maid of honor. Best man was Mr Herbert Clark of Boston. Ushers included George Mir son W Woolsey and James P Hevden. Reception at the bride’s home on East Sixty sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Patterson
Albert. M. Patterson
Grace
Clareh
Harral
Mulliken
Samuel Mulliken
Washington
William R. Huntington
Helen
Minit Hetcenh
Herbert Clark
Boston
George. Mirson W Woolsey
James P. Hevden
Sixty-sixth Street
Wedding Planned for Joseph Howland and Mazie Nodine La Shelle
The wedding of Joseph Howland Mint and Mrs Mazie Nodine La Shelle widow of Kirke La Shelle playwright and manager is announced. Vint son of the late architect Richard Morris Hunt and Mrs Hunt is a noted bachelor and will likely serve as best man. La Shelle formerly Mazie Nadine lived abroad and has a Bellport New York country home. The ceremony is set for June at the Vanderlip country place near Tarrytown with arrangements to follow arrival from abroad in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Howland
Mint
Mazie Nodinell
Shelle
Kirke
la Shelle
Vint
Richard Morris Hunt
Hunt
la Sheile
Mazie
Nadine
Kirke la Sheile
Hfe
Frank A. Vanderlip
Tarrytown
Wanderlips
Ia Sielle
Richard Howland Hunt
la Shelie
Wedding of Mrs Cora Ranken to Newton Woodworth
The wedding of Mrs. Cora Gabrielle Ranken widow of Fréderick Ranken librettist and Newton Woodworth will be held at 8 pm in the Hotel Manhattan with Rev rank Oliver Hall officiating. Mortimer Randall will give the bride in marriage and C B Bostwick will be best man. The couple plan to sail for Europe from Boston May 30 and spend the summer abroad. Ranken authored Happyland and was librettist of The Gingerbread Man and The Student King.
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Cora Gabrielle Ranken
Fréderick Ranken
Newton Woodworth
Manhattan
Rank Oliver Hall
Church of the Man
Ranken
Friensis
Mortimer Randall
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Attends Miss Farr Sibley Wedding
Miss Ethel Roosevelt will serve as bridesmaid at the June 10 wedding of Miss Georgiana Harding Farr and Fletcher Harper Sibley at St. Mark's Church West Orange New Jersey. Attendants include Miss Marion Tarr and Master William Rush Farr with ushers from Rochester New York New York and other cities.
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Ethel Roosevelt
Georgiana Harding Farr
Fletcher Harper Sibley
St. Mark’s Church
West Orange
N. J
Miss Farr
New York
Mr. Sibley
Hiram W. Sibley
Rochester
N. Y
John Allyn Gade
Orling Sibley
Harriet Alexander
Corwea Lee
Margaret Lee
Susan Sedgwick
Marion Tarr
William Rush Farr
Great Workhorse Parade Extends Memorial Day Celebration
The Memorial Day workhorse parade expects a larger turnout than last year with 1 450 entries of horses and wagons. Prizes include money cups and Speyer medals for city departments. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Auxiliary ribbons will be awarded by Miss Winthrop Clark Morse Bethune and Mrs Speyer. Children will present annual prizes, including Gertrude McCarthy Miriam Goldberg Theodore Mead Valentine Macze and Noel Macze. The Police Department has a notable entry as the parade starts at Washington Square at 10 30 and ends at Madison Square at 12 50.
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the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Marie Winthrop
Ee. M. Clark
Thomas Nl. Morse
F. D. S. Bethune
James Speyer
Speyer
Ssaella
Gertrude McCarthy
Miriam Goldberg
Theodore Mead
Masters Valentine
Noel Macze
Police Department
Washington Square
Madison Square
Senator Elkins Denies Italian Marriage Report
Wasington May 20 Senator Stephen B Elkins denied a Rome rumor that an agent of the Duke of the Abruzzi returned to Italy after arranging Miss Elkins marriage to the Duke. He said he had seen no one from Italy and there was no truth in the report.
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Wasitington
Stephen
Elkins
Rome
Italy
Miss Elkins
Social notes from Wilkes Barre to New York society
Miss Katharine Schley returns from Wilkes Barre, Penn. Mrs Marsha J Perry hosts a luncheon at Bleak House Newport. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ambrose Aoreil Tirxede Part, Mary Winsor of Hayerfapa Peyn, Miss Alice Gibson Breck, Miss Mery WK Gibson of Philadelphia, and the Heartland Tiouere group. Mr and Mrs James A Mammond of PHtShares attend in Boston, with TL Stone of Boston at the Found House. Marne Bee A Post and Edwina Post from Tuxedo Park stay at the Buckingham. J Mc Powman charters Beaguer for travel to Arrowhead Inn. The wedding of Miss Hannah and Frank Parsons Axtell will be held tonight at the bride’s mother’s home, 173 West Fifty-fifth Street. Mr and Mrs Halbert Turrel celebrate their son H Perry Turrel’s birthday at Wis Camp on Caspian Lake, Greensboro, Vt. Mr and Mrs Louis A Rivley, wintering at Nice, plan departure for Wilrowoek Farm, Litchfield, Conn. Mr and Mrs Harry Cameron Grant of 235 West Seventy-second Street plan Europe trip and return around June 15. Mrs Williams Jackson and Miss Jackson of Madison Avenue expect to return to the Pier about June 15. Frank Jay Gould advances yacht Helenita to commission at City Island in preparation for Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club duties with Gould as Commodore.
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Katharine Schley
Dorrance- Reynolds
Wilkesharre
Penn
Marsha J. Perry
Bleak House
Newport
Moreéay
Edward-Tauterbach
Roswell Hitchsouk
Ambrose Aoreil
Tirxede
Winsor
Hayerfapa Peyn
Alice Gibson Breck
Mery WK. Gibson
Philadelphas
James A. Mammond
Phtshares
Nathaniel
Stone and Mits
TL Stone
Boston
Folund House
Marne Bee A. Post
Edwina Post
Tuxedo Park
Buckingham
J. Mc Powman
Beaguer
Bolland Louse
Arrowhead Inn
Hannah
James Irvin Array
Frank Parsons Axtell
Peach
West Richty
Fifth Street
Dirs
Halbert Turrel
Heve
H. Perry Turreil
Wis
Caspian Lake
Greensboro
Louis A. Rivley
Nice
Place
Wilrowoek Farm
Litchfield
Conn
Harry Cameron Grant
West Seventy-second Street
Europe
William Henrys Jackson
Jackton
Madison Avenue
Sunnymean
Narragansett
Tourists sail for Europe aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Long list of noted passengers sailing today on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Enrico Caruso and numerous society names are among the travelers, with other liners Cedric La Touraine Barbarossa and Sesaha also transporting passengers from London and New York.
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Caruso
London
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Waiserin Auguste Victoria Ee
la Touraine
Havre
A. Biasse
de St. Vietor
Robert Block
A. Berger
EB. H. Clabburn
Georgé Dupin
Arthur Gans
Girol
L. Gardner
F. M. Gaspard
Louis Gillet
Leonora Balion
R. C. Barker
Helen S. Sennett
James T. Gardiner
Margaret Doane Gardiner
Anne Terry Gardiner
Elizabeth Greene Gardiner
W.T. Gilbert
Gilbert
H. C. Criteth
Harriet Grout
Lee M.hadden
W.L. Harrison
F. A. Keep
Sophia Klauber
W. T. la Roche
la Roche
Elizabeth Leavey
John F. Lyon
Smith Mackey
R. K. Maguire
S. Maf. Maury
John E. & Kinney
E. F. Mellen
J. A. Moench
Peter Motleér
May Muckle
Frank A. Munsey
H. Murphy
John W. T. Nichols
Elizabeth Williams Nichols
James Fedlow
J. A. Piigrin
Edwin C. Plant
Poole
Prescott
Ruby Ray
J. Rilot
Robertson
Rogers
S. W. Schmidt
4. Scott
T. W. Sears
Cynthia Sherwood
Carree Skinner
Breien
Barbarossa
H. G. Beck
Barber
Henrietta Cassin
Claude Cunningham
H. P.cooper
M. Cooper
Victor Delling
Ida Fickert
Henriette Ficken
M. J. Fleischmann
Douglas Fiske
Lois Fiske
John Gerdts
Dorothy Gerdts
Andrew Grube
Louis Hallwee
Ina Hollweg
Charles Hartman
Ella Hartman
W. Hase
Eric Johnson
Gustav A. Jahn
F. A. Kroeber
R. Whelsey
Lina’, Loeb
Agnes Lauer
Morris Langsdorf
Frank la Forge
G. H. Mach
Fred Meyer
Nathan Miller
B. M. ‘Orter
E. Randebrock
Tomas W. Ridsdale
Hertha’ Reinhard
John CC. Richard
Anna Richard
Simon Rosenbaum
F. H. Rice
Charles Rippin
Herman A. Schmidt
Florence “M. Schmidt
Alice V Schmid
Stubbe
Estelisa Stubbe
Hanny Stubbe
Theodor Schintz
Hugo Zimmermann
Johanna Gunther
Sesaha
Dora Amsden
Wim. Briggs
W. A. Conkn
H. Ey:hatles
Hy -Hier Davies
Wim
de 'Raal
Anna
M. Teiming
Winifred
Peston
NPL
Totst
W.C. Jones
Jones
M. Jones
A. Jones
F. Lane
N. Larsen
M. Lewthwaite
Joseph McSorley
A. Mockridge
Elizabeth Owen
HW. H. Rockwell
Jane Terry
Vai. H
Usher
Mark Twain At ABA Dinner Praises Book Sales
Mark Twain, speaking at the American Booksellers Association annual dinner, praises the shift from subscription sales to booksellers as publishers report hefty volumes moved. He notes contracts once owed 360,000 volumes yearly and lauds the 250,000 plus 11,000 sold in four years. Other speakers included Hillis and Day among about 400 attendees.
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American Booksellers Association
Aldine Association
Mark Twain
Pr. Newell Dwight Hillis
Burges Jeineen
Will Irwin
Holman Day
Simon
Brentano
Betsy Head House Sold for Summer Home in Islip
The famous stone house of Betsy Head on the South Country Road in Islip has been sold to ex-Sheriff Frank D. Creamer of Brooklyn for about 45000 dollars. The property cost the late Mrs. Head about 150000 dollars.
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Bayshore
Betsy Head
Islip
Frank D. Creamer
Brooklyn
Sun Alumni Dinner Remembers Editors at Knickerbocker
The Sun Alumni Association held its fourth annual dinner at the Knickerbocker Hotel with nearly 100 former Sun editors and staffers attending. Honorees were BEP Mitchell and Chester Gord, who gave speeches amid cheers. notable alumni included Fitzgerald Phillips Olmsted Krotel O’Brien Willis Brien Mott and others. Officer roles were elected: Fairbanks President Armstrong Treasurer Kenny Secretary.
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Sun Alumni Association
Sim
Hot& Knickerbocker
New York
Maine
Sun
French
Dr. Wood
Charles A. Dana
Christopher J. Fitzgerald
David Graham Phillips
Willard M. Olmsted
Paul Krotel
John Hi. O'Brien
William A.willis
Frank M. Brien
Mott
Wilds Holly
Cyrus C. Adams
Franklin Fyles
S- T. Mather
H. J. Forman
Roy Mason
Collin Armstrong
C.M. Fairbanks
Lindsay Denison
John H. Kenny
C. M. Fairbanks
Countess After Diamonds In Customs Case
The Countess, via her lawyer, said she brought two diamonds to America on May 1 aboard the Minneapolis and kept them as personal effects. Counsel stated the gems were worth about $9,000 and she sought money by attempting to raise funds with the jewels. She does not plan to sell them and is expected to recover them.
May Enjoin a Dancer at Hammerstein Roof Garden
Dancer Alexia arrival aboard the Lusitania may face a injunction threat from N B Leavitt’s England based representation. Leavitt claims a two year old contract naming him sole American agent and forbidding other management. Hammerstein says the matter is Alexia’s affair and he expects her to perform unless a formal arrangement becomes necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexia
Hammerstein
Lusitania
William Hammerstein
N. B. Leavitt
England
Mr. Leavitt
America
Hebrew Theatrical Club threatens strike in city theatres
Jewish members of the Musical Mutual Protective Union form a Hebrew Theatrical Musical Club excluding non Hebrew members. They claim an arrangement with theatre management to hire only Hebrews as musicians and demand non Hebrews abandon their jobs. If not complied by Saturday, stage heads and other staff may strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Hebrew Theatrical Musical Club
Musical Uni
On the Road The Strugglers and Inconsistent at Berkeley
Clara Ruge presented three one act plays at the Berkeley Theatre to a friendly audience. The program included a musical interlude between the pieces and Mrs Ruge has long seen a writer on a German newspaper.
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Clara Ruge
Berkeley Theatre
Sothern Delights Old Folks at Academy of Music
E H Sothern staged a daytime performance attracting about 1000 spectators who filled the Academy of Music yesterday afternoon. After the show he greeted guests on the stage while Mme Padovani and Adelina Patti were mentioned as joining Abramson's Italian Grand Opera Company at the American Theatre next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Padovani
Another Opera Co
Mme
Adelina Fadovani
Knickerbocker Opera Company
Majestic Theatre
Abramson
American Theatre
Kronberg Blames Critics For Opera Company's End Tone
Impressivea Sanmitiel Ironberg owner of Knickerbocker Opera Company says unfavorable criticism of Mme Padovani in Tuesday papers caused the company’s closure at the Jestic Theatre. He calls Padovani one of the greatest leading sopranos, without a doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kronberg
Sanmitiel Ironberg
Knickerbocker Opera Com
Jestic Theatre
Questerday
Mme. Padovani
Mme. Padovini
Opera Company Renames After Court Ruling
The Metropolitan Opera Company will be legalized as the Metropolitan Opera Company instead of the Conried Metropoli tan Opera Company. Judge Greenbaum of the Supreme Court decreed the change after a petition filed May 1 by the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Company
Conried
Metropolitan Opera Company
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Closing Dance of the Barnard Seniors
The Barnard School marks the closing dance of the session with patroonesses Willian T. Brewster Mrs F T Strong Miss Gertrude M Hirst Miss Anna E Meyer. Arrangements committee includes Mary E Curran Clavette C Armstrong Cornelia A Slack Josephine A Prahl Florence M Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Willian T. Brewster
F.T. Strong
Gertrude M.hirst
Anna E. Meyer
Mary. E. Curran
Clavette C. Armstrong
Cornelia A. Slack
Josephine A. Prahl
Florence M. Wolf
Anna Held to Close Season Then Rest In Maine
Anna Held plans to close her season in Parisian Model this Saturday, rest two weeks in Maine, then return to Paris for a new musical at the New York Theatre on October 15. Genee also closes her season with The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna -Held
Maine
Paris
New York Theatre
Genee
Hammerstein
Long Island
William Hammerstein
Kremo
St. Petersburg
Tne
Socialist Theatre Association
Wll
Playhouse
Third
Carnegie Fund Awards New York Jersey Heroes
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission announced thirty bravery awards, naming New York City and New Jersey recipients. Honors include Mrs Mary F Eaton of 288 Seventh Street New York a silver medal and $25 monthly for life plus $5 monthly for each of five children. her husband William H Eaton died rescuing two boys in the East River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
New York City
New Jersey
Mary F. Eaton
Seventh Street
New York
William H. Eaton
East River
John Shook
John C Maloney
Thomas Mullins
Sussex Street
Jersey City
Harry B. Teetsel
Newark
Cortlandt Street
Mullins
Katherine Faltinger
Elizabeth Schemper
Vandeventer
Schemper
Samuel B. van Hise
Cream Ridge
N.J
William S. Cary
Cassville
N. J
Cary
van Hise
Albert E. Flatt
Fort Morris
Nathan B. Ayres
Flatt
John Ayres
Willie Todd
James Wood
Mary E. Eaton
Avenue D
Sim
Carnegie Hero Fund
William
Johnny Shack
Jimmie Maloney
Mrs. Eaton
Painter Charles Frederick Ulrich Dies in Berlin
News arrives of the death in Berlin of Charles Frederick Ulrich the painter of American life born in this city. Ulrich won the 1884 National Academy of Design prize for In the Land of Promise, once in William T. Evans collection, now at the Corcoran Gallery. His The Glass Blowers of Murano, painted on his Europe trip, resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charles Frederick Ulrich
Ulrich
Ques Ulrich
National Academy of Design
Old Castle Garden
William T. Evans
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
Europe
Murano
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Death of James E. Martin in Paris on voyage
Clifford V. Brokaw of 825 Fifth Avenue received two cables from Paris announcing the death of James E. Martin in Paris at age 27. He died of syphoid fever after illness on the steamer while his wife and mother were with him on a pleasure trip to Europe. The body will be brought home for interment as his young son remains with relatives at Great Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford V. Brokaw
Fifth Avenue
Paris
James E. Martin
Florence Brokaw
Great Neck
L. I
Notable Obituary Notices From Early 20th Century Figures
Mrs Laurinda Collins Whitney of Brookline Massachusetts died after a long illness. She was mother to Henry M Whitney of Boston and the late William Whitney ex Secretary of the Navy. Thomas Gallagher 65 a Newark New Jersey authority on building and scan association law died of heart disease. John W Jennings 78 a charter member of the Actors Society of New York died in Montvale New Jersey. John Alter Chapman 71 a Nassau Street broker died at his Brooklyn home after a long illness. The Rev George W Hervey 187 years old retired Baptist clergyman died at his home on West 158th Street and had recently devoted himself to writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinda Collins Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
William ©. Whitney
New York
Navy
Brookline
Mass
Somers
Conn
Thomas Gallagher
Newark
John W. Jennings
Actors’ ‘Society of
Montvale
N. J
Denman Thompson
Nie
John Alter Chapman
Neetis
Nassau Street
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
George W. Hervey
West 158Th Street
Acousticon Hearing Device Promises Deaf Relief
An advertisement for the Acousticon hearing device claims to restore hearing for the deaf, improving speech by up to 400 percent. The ad notes discreet, wearable receivers, pocket batteries, and tests available at General Acoustic Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Acoustic CO
Broadway
New York
Gen John H Bradford dead horseman of nation
Gen John Al Bradford sixty four former treasurer of the Coney Island Jockey Club died of pneumonia at his Lexington Avenue home after catching a cold. Harvard graduate, he was a prominent racing figure, seldom owning horses but always at tracks. Survived by wife Elizabeth C. Phipps and son John H Bradford Jr. He advised turf matters for William K. Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John al. Bradford
Coney Island Jockey Club
Lexington Avenue
Bradford
Harvard
Stadford
Union
Manhattan
Elizabeth C. Phipps
Gardiner Phipps
Cincinnati
John H. Bradford, Jr
Oae
Wee
Vanderbilt
Burial of John L. Bickley at St Pauls Chapel Graveyard
John L. Bickley aged 77 grandson of architect Thomas Taylor of St Pauls Chapel graveyard at Broadway and Fulton Streets. He was laid to rest after his son Frederick L. Puckley died four months earlier, hastening the elder man’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bickley
Thomas Taylor
St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway 1
Fulton Streets
Frederick L. Puckley
New York Matrimonies May 19 20 1908 In City Church Homes
A series of society notices filed from New York City and Brooklyn detail multiple marriages on May 18 19 and 20 1908. Couples include Adelaide Hamilton Cleaves to Howard Marshall Frost Elizabeth S Barnier to Edward Everett Shaw Louise Vezin to Dr Walter Lindsay Nies Maisie Deville Shainwald to Michael Dreicer and others at venues such as St Legis Hotel Grace Church Chantry and St Johns Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muilliken-Patterson
Grace’ Church
Harris
Mulliken
Eleanor
Patterson
New York
Niles—Vezin
St John's Protestant, Episcopal Church
Yonkers
John Mark Ericsson
Louise, Vezin
Charles Vezin
Walter Lindsay Nies
THURSTON+HATHAWAY
Germantown
Penn
J. de Wolf
Susan Shoemaker
Nathaniel Hathaway
Edward Shay Thurston, Jr
Frost—Cleaves
Brooklyn
Adelaide Hamilton Cleaves
Howard Marshall Frost
Shaw—Barnier
Elizabeth S. Barnier
Edward Everett Shaw
Smith-Palmer
Obituary notices from New York and surrounding areas May 1908
A batch of funeral notices and obituaries from New York and nearby towns dated May 1908. Entries name deceased individuals including Philp Schuyler Beebe John Henry Bradford Abraham F Calkin Elizabeth Carr John Walter Chapman Dunham Jones Crain Eduardo Eraso Frederick W Flint George W Hervey Florence Brokaw Martin Benjamin W Nelson Isaac Edward Sheppard Pardee Morris Shepard Rose Schweitcer Annabella Harleston Charles Sonder George F Sterry George E Sterry Sarah Taylor Frederick Vogt and others with residence and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
West 4Th St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elizabeth Carr
W. S. Carr
Chapman
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Walter Chapman
Crain
Dunham
Jones Crain
Hannan
Ann Crocker
William C. Crain
Thomas C
West Téth St
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cullen
Herkimer County
New York
Eduardo Eraso
Caracas
Venezuela
Wertwae St
Frank F. Campbell
Church of Gaudlnupe
14Th St
lHloelock
Larchmont
X. Y
Frederick W. Flint
Flint
Amity Baptist Church
West 34Th St
Martin
Paris
James FE. Marronly
James J. Martin
Florence Brokaw Martin
Nelson
Orange
Benjamin WW
William St
East Orang
Orchard
West 1St St
Isaac Edward Fehard
Pardee
West 58Th St
Frances Gertrude Pardee
Charles Inslee Pardee
George M. Snow
If A. M. Roberts
Jersey City
Morris Shepard
Hugh and
Lily Dougherty Roberts
Samuels
Capt. S. Samuels
Clinton
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
Schweitcer
Rose Schweitcer
Mee Morris
Joe Schweitcer
Simons
West Sth
Annabella Harleston
T.corbett
Mary Fk. Simons
St. Agnes’ Chapel
West 92d St
Charleston
S .C
Sonder
East List St
Charlies
Euphemia Simpson Sonder
St. Ignatius Jorda
Park Av
S4th St
Kingston
N.Y
Sterry
George F Sterry
George E. Sterry, Jr
Taylor
West End
Sarah Taylor
Joseph B. Taylor
St. Agnes Chapel
Trinity Parish
Columbus
Rural Cemetery
Albany
Vogt
Frederick Vogt
Marie Vogt
Nee Schaefer
Water St
Hermann Lodge
A. M
Obituary Notices From Brooklyn and New York 1898
Death notices list numerous residents of Brooklyn and Manhattan with addresses on Willoughby Street Gold Street West 48th Street and more. Names include Charles R Yandell Hugo Abeles Hattie Batts Daniel Cosgrove Mary Campbell and many others with dates in May 1898 and funeral details or notices of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold
Breaklen
Charles Cowell
Diekenga
Elin St
Astoria
Fdrward En Enees
Doig
Ee Ell St
Brooklyon
George K. Doig
Donaldson
West 24Th St
Memorial Mass in Hoboken at Church of Our Lady of Grace
A memorial mass for Massifar Meagher is set at the Church of Our Lady of Grace in Hoboken today August at 6:30 AM. The service honors the late Meagher with attendees and parishioners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Massifar Eecrsrt
Meoaatier
Church of Our’ Lady ‘of Grace
Hoboken
Ambulance Service Advertises 241 West 23d Chapels
Frank E Campbell offers ambulance service from 241 to 243 West 23rd Street with contact at Tel. 1324 Chelsem. Plainspoken local notice promotes readiness for medical transport and related chapel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E Campbell
West
Chelsem
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Dreicer-Suainwald
Talcott
Alculin N—Patterson
Joseph Howland Hunt
Mrs. Ranken
Mr. Woodworth
Miss Roosevelt
Pikins
Frank Jay Gould
Helenita
City Island
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Mr. Gould
Bishop Doane
Cedric
Enrico Caruso
F. . Carley
R. TD. Clarke
B.L. Cohan
Georgia Cohan
Gertzwils de Lopez de Ceballos
Carmen de T'Rhallos
Joseph Rogers
John Reisenweber
Morris Rosin
Joseph Riudd
W. Hb. Stewart
Lyman Stewart
Joseph Schiffer
M. Strauss
Wilsom R.smaith
Horace. Saks
A4. Saxs
Leila Saks
Ferdinand Stein
S. Schiller
David A
Edith Smith
Pout. Tuechkerlain
Harold Ez Thomas
Marcia E. Trust
Miss Trust
Julio Gonzals -Téllo
Baron Woldemar von Uexkull
Charles J. Weber
Epstein
C.G. Edmonds
Rushton HH
Field
George Fox
Michael Fischel
FE. Gillingham
A. Gottlieb
M. Getz
Francisco Garcia
A. B. Gomez Casseres
Iss Este’a Gomes Casseres
Francisco F. de Catillo
Martin Cohn
Sadie Caton
G J. Lo Doerschuck
Creamer
Jacob
SUN Men
Countess de Montglyon
The
Berkeley
Carnegie Fund
Jersey Heroes
Cc. F. Ulrich
John H. Bradford
Leslie A. Lee
Portland
Bowdoin College
Labrador
South America
Maine General Hospital
Lee
Woodstock
United States Fish Conmission
Leashington
San Francisco
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
Bowdoin Labrador
Son
Chicago
California
Colorado
Northwest
Union Pacific
R. R
OP Discount
Randall
East
Adv
Bir
Lodge
Charles R. Vanteil
Nots West 48Th St
Harold
Lippincott
Tipney W. Penoyar
Fen E. Dressel
Watllapout St. Brooklin
Adan. Dressel
Ferguson
West S4th
Catherine Ferguson
Ab A. Mc Foley
Gates Av
Folger
McDonough
Brookln
Ella Folger
A. ML . Griffiths
Columbus Av
James H. Griffiths
Hahn
Redford Av
Brooklvn
Joseph Hahn
Haviland
Janwica
Charlies B. Haviland
Henry
Logan St
Brookin
Ida EL Henry
Hirsch
Wath St
Rulse
Rekford
Arthur Rl. Hulse
Kennedy
Wappingers Falls
John P. Kenedy
Kleinberger
Littie Kleinberger
Kohl AN
Simen
Reneral
Lehman
Tiarmon
Broskirn
Max
Preida Lehman
Lesser
West Sith St
Mey
Simen Lesser
AN. M
Lustig
Hans Lustig
Lone
McClardy
Green Iwood
Brook
Hitch MacLarty
McCarthy
44Th St
St. Mark's Place
John Madden Waher
Ind As
Hannah Maher
Funieral
Mondschein
West 112Th St
Emanuel Mondschein
Morgan
Putnam
Margaret Morgen
Naismitit
Hull St
Neismith
Sewell
Yalworth St
Cacherine Newell
Seeman
Bay St. Stapleton
S. L
Christialn Seeman
Shrehan
Jamies
Snarrow
Traynor
Land Av
Patrick Traynor
Belle Terre
Dean Alford CO
Barton @ Guestier
Bordeaux
Barton & Guestier
Park @ Tilford
Twenty-first Street
Forty-first Street
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
Columbus Ave
Seventy-second St
101St Street
Nassau St
Ann St
Astor House
15Th St
Tompkins
Memoriant
Woodlawn Cemetery
Grand Entres Sts Tralleys
Ari
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