Wedding Gown Brings Customs Scrutiny and Suspension
Miss Grace Chapin’s Paris gown and trousseau sparked an expedited customs check that stalled arrivals and led to Inspector Reynolds’s ten day suspension for negligence. The Chapins' European trip included Rome to Paris with a gown purchased abroad for the upcoming Grace Church wedding to William Beverly Rogers.
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Grace Chapin
Miss Chapin
Alfred Chapin
Brooklyn
Reynolds
Treasury Department
Chapin
Fowler
Rice Meyer Wedding Planned Next Week in New Brunswick
Margaretta Meyer daughter of Mrs. John Christopher Meyer and James Kearny Rice Jr plan a 4 30 ceremony at the Meyer home on the Raritan River in Highland Park New Brunswick New Jersey Rev Dr Kittredge to officiate Miss Katharine Meyer will be maid of honor bridesmaids include Miss Anna Hamilton Miss Helen Rook Miss Clara Lowther Miss Marguerita Lowther Miss Sallie Rice and Miss Mellita Donohue Schuyler Neilson Rice will be best man ushers named Percy R Pyne II Robert Hyde Neilson Richard C Rice Irving M Day Charles D Snedeker and George Greer The Meyer granddaughter recently returned from Europe and Rice is the son of Judge James Kearny Rice The couple will sail soon after the wedding for two months abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta Meyer
John Christopher Meyer
New York
New Brunswick
N. J
James Kearny Rice
Meyer
Raritan River
Highland Park
Dr. Kittredge
Katharine Meyer
Anna Hamilton
Milwaukee
Helen Rook
Pittsburg
Clara Lowther
Marguerita Lowther
Sallie Rice
Mellita Donohue
Schuyler Neilson Rice
Percy
R. Pyne
Robert Hyde Neilson
Richard C. Rice
Irving
Sophocles Play to Be Staged by Mount Vernon Club Women
The Westchester Woman's Club of Mount Vernon will stage a matinee Memorial Day performance of The Antigone of Sophocles directed by Mrs. Edward Gay. Cast includes Mrs. H. Hudler Mrs. Speakman Mrs. H. L. Roberts Mrs. A. M. Johnson Mrs. T. Reid and Mrs. R. M. Sherman with Mrs. F. W. Tichenor handling general arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophocles
Westchester
Woman’s Club of
Mount Vernon
Edward Gay
H. Hudler
Speakman
H. L. Roberts
A. M. Johnson
T. Reid
R. M
Pierson High School Dedicates New Campus
Mrs Sage and Miss Gould lead dedication at Pierson High School in Sag Harbor as the new campus is formally inaugurated this afternoon.
Mrs Sage raises 125000 for district amid school luncheon
Mrs Russ Sage donated 125000 to the district and hosted a luncheon for the Jermian Club, a high school girls group named after Mrs Sage’s mother. Mrs Cleveland travels to New Hampshire with family as Mr Cleveland’s health appears encouraging and may join them soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Helen Gould
Sage
Jermian Club
Mrs. Sage
Society Guests and Weddings At New York Hotels
Boston newlyweds Mr and Mrs R L Pope arrived at the Holland House after a Boston Berkshires Albany and New York trip. Several travelers and families including Miss Doris Earle and Mr C J A Heiser, Edinburgh and Providence visitors, and others from Richmond and Boston, are listed at the Holland House and Gotham. The wedding of Miss Margaret Wheeler Shepard and Henry Albert Phillips Jr takes place at Sound Beach. Members of society plan summer travel to Katonah Woodstock and Europe. Henry Ladd Corbett hosts a bachelor dinner before his June wedding.
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R. L. Pope
Elizabeth Weighman
Boston
Holland House
Berkshires
Albany
New York
James Mae
Doris Earle
Paladelp
C. J. A Heiser
Convidence
R. J
Seymour Edgerton
Riverside
Europe
la Provence
E. C. Everson
Everson
Edinburgh
Scotland
J. M. Longyear
Robert Longyear
Gotham
Thomas BR. Scott
Frances Scott
Hugh Campbell
Alexander Camphbell
Richmond
Buckingham
Margaret’ Wheeler Shepard
K. J. Woolsey Shepard
Henry Albert Phillips, Jr
Sound Beach
Conn
A. J. Cumnock
West Fifty-eighth Street
Mount Kisco
Macegrane
Coxe
Annapolis
Board of Visitors
Roosevelt
Caroline Coxe
Samuel P. Blagden
Margaret Blagden
Sylvia Holt
Judge Holt
United States District Court
Macgrane Coxe
Henry Ladd Corbett
Portland
Oregon
Gretchen Hoyt
Henry R. Hoyt
St. Bartholomew's Church
Hotel Astor
Elliott Corbett
Hamilton Corbett
Roderick McClay
William FR. Boulton, Jr
Francis
Julian Peabody
Gardner Perry
Gordon S. Parker
Henry S&s. Parker
New York Society Attends Philadelphia Horse Show
Delighted by cooler weather, New York society, including Mrs Marion Dougherty Gobel and Mrs James Henry Smith, gathers at the Philadelphia event. The Bellevue-Stratford Challenge Cup shapes the day with Vanderbilt and Moore contending as Crown winners are announced for Lord Burleigh and other entries.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Marion Dougherty Gobel
D. Webster Dougherty
London
James Henry Smith
New York
Japan
A. J. Drexel
Louis C. Norris
New Yorker
Evans R. Dick
Evelyn V. Howell
Edward B. Smith
Frank Gould
George A. Huhn
Judge Moore
Keginald Vanderbilt
Emily Bedford
Moore
Forest King
Pride O’ Prides
Lady Seaton
Mr. Vanderbilt
Lord Bursleigh
Harriman
Miss Bedford
Hildred
Ml Vanderbilt
Lord Burleigh
Seaton
Beverly
Mass
Defender
Majestic
Elsinor Farm
Glen Cove
L. I
Cardiff
Charles Halloway
Bayside
Long Island Lawn Tennis Titles Clinched at Kings County Club
Frederick B. Alexander won the Long Island championship in singles defeating Irving C. Wright 6 4 6 2 6 1 and with Harold H. Hackett captured the doubles title by beating Edwin P. Larned and C. Frederick Watson Jr. 6 2 6 2 6 2. Mis Hammond won the women’s singles at West Side Club as William Cragin Jr. beat Burchard in a long men’s singles.
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Frederick B. Alexander
Long Island
Irving C. Wright
Harold H. Hackett
Kings County Club
Brooklyn
Alexander
Wright
Hackett
Edwin P. Larned
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
West Side
Louise Hammond
A. G. Miles
Ass Burchard
William B. Cragin, Jr
Raymond D. Littl
Edgar W. Leonard
Ross Burchard
Edwin F. Fisher
Burchard
Cragin
C. C. Kelley
Outgoing tourists rush to Europe in bustling sailings
A long list of passengers aboard the American liner Philadelphia and other ships departs for Europe. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George Arliss, Ada Rehan, Bishop Tuttle, and many others bound for Hamburg, Antwerp, Glasgow, and London on liners Graf Waldersee, Minnehaha, Caledonia, Koenigin Luise, and Tagus.
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Philadelphia
Victor Alderson
George Arliss
Elizabeth Aymar
H. D. Babcock
Susan B. Chase
C. E. E. Childers
R. L. .Cochran
Louis Condert
Carla
Dagmar
E. N. Dickerson
W. W. Dreyfoos
A. M. Dupray
E. F. Flynn
Mary W. Garrett
Thomas Hext
Caroline KE. Hilliard
John Holahan
Brayton
Ives
Winifred Ives
S. J. Jackson
Gradish Johnson
Hamilton King
C. C. Lambert
George Sttentritt
Leventritt
C. Odin Mailloux
M. J. Manheims
Charles Morgan
Angel Martini
Mary T. Owen
E.J. Peacock
Juan Pierrl
Ada Rehan
W. R. Robbins
Lewis Samuels
Felis _E. Schelling
Charles Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Helen Tenbroeck
Louis Vital
Charles H. Wagner
Franklin B. Yates
Hamburg
Pease Home Cornerstone Laid at Asheville College
In Asheville on May 29, a Presbyterian ceremony marked the cornerstone laying of Pease Home at the Normal and Collegiate College grounds. Rev. Thomas Lawrence D D led the address praising Dr. L M Pease and the Five Points Mission. Pease Home, an annex of the college, is endowed by Miss Helen Gould of New York under the Presbyterian Church of America.
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New York Times
Asheville
N. C
Pease Home
L. M. Pease
Normal and Collegiate College
Thomas Lawrence
D. D
Five Points Mission
New York
Pease
Presbyterian Church of America
Helen Gould
Woman Finds Missing Rail Bonds and Stock
Laurine Bertoldo found a package at Broadway and Forty-sixth Street containing two $1,000 Erie Railroad bonds and American Car and Foundry bonds, plus twenty shares of preferred American Smelter stock. The package was claimed later by Pauline D. Vincent of the Hotel Sevile at Twenty-ninth Street and Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurine Bertoldo
West Fifty-second Street
Broadway
Forty-sixth Street
Erie Railroad Company
American Car and Foundry Company
West Forty-seventh Street
Pauline D. Vincent
Seville
Twenty-ninth Street
Madison Avenue
Frohman Plans London Rehearsals for American Actors
Charles Frohman will rehearse American actors in London for New York debuts this fall. Joseph Coyne will perform in The Mollusc in New York after London rehearsals for The Merry Widow. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson joins the cast, with Seymour Hicks and Bhaline Terriss possibly touring America. Arms and the Man will run in London Vienna and New York under different rights holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
London
Mr. Frohman
Joseph Coyne
New York
Hubert Henry Davia
Forrest Robinson
Mr. Coyne
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
Marie Bere
Marcus
Frohman
Seymour Hicks
New Merry Widow star Mizzi Miller sails to America
Fraulein Mizzi Miller, a Merry Widow newcomer, arrives on La Provenge today after performing in Vienna. She will debut in Sonia at the New Amsterdam Theatre in July and the production will run all summer, with a possible summer transfer to the New Amsterdam Roof for heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraulein Mizzi Miller
America
Europe
Vienna
Mr. Savage
Sonia
New Amsterdam
Arliss to Sail to London for London Play
Harrison Grey Fiske releases George Arliss to supervise and lead the London production of The End of the Game a play by Fiske and Brander Matthews Arliss sails for Philadelphia today and plans return next season depending on the play’s success The production is set for early autumn in London
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Harrison Grey Fiske
England
George Arliss
Cramp & Co to Build Brooklyn Empire Theatre
Cramp & Co the Philadelphia builders announced they will start immediately the construction of a fireproof theatre at Flatbush Avenue and State Street Brooklyn. The Empire Circuit Company of Cincinnati contracts for the $225000 cantilever building with seating for 2000, to be finished by January 1 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Cramp & Co
Flatbush Avenue
State Street
Brooklyn
Empire Circuit Company of Cincinnati
Chicago company stages Fitch comedy Girls for critics
The Chicago company presented Clyde Fitch’s Girls yesterday afternoon at Daly’s Theatre as part of a Shubert promise to give at least one metropolitan performance before touring West. New York company members attended to observe audience perspective and critique the production.
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Clyde ‘Fitch
Chicago
Daly
New York
Shuberts
Collector Announces New Additions for Old Farm Roof
William Hammerstein announces additional items for his Old Farm on the roof opening Monday night. A pair of Australian singing whimpys, birds the size of chickens with many colors and notably long decorative beaks are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammerstein
City Amusement Park Opens Tonight at Midway Park
Midway Park at 110th Street and Fifth Avenue opens tonight after neighbor protests. The block sized park offers free vaudeville a band and bright lighting. The proprietor says he secured a license despite objections.
Amusement Notes and Theatre Announcements
Ralph C Hertz and Emma Janvier debut at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Monday. The Shuberts announce next season including The Yankee Mandarin comic opera by Reginald De Koven and Edward Paulton and a new German operetta by Edward Rysler Clark Lindau and Leo Stein titled Thea Forrest Girl. The Mimic World is the working title for Lew Fields Edgar Smith production with no opening date. Pain’s Destruction of Jerusalem at Brighton Beach set for June 15. Judge Holt denies injunction to stop publishing a Marie Lloyd song. The Glen Club of the New York Training School for Teachers presents Pinafore in the school auditorium tonight with Gustav Blum directing staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Hertz
Emma Janvier
Metropolitan
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Shuberta
Reginald de Koven
Edward Paulton
Edward Rysler
Clark Lindau
Leo Stein
Thea Forrest Girl
Lew, Fields- Edgar. Smith
Pain
Jerusalem
Brighton Beath
Judge Holt
Francis, Day & Hunter
Joseph W. Stern & Co
Marie Lloyd
Glen Club
New York
City Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notable Passages
Mayor McClellan wrote yesterday to Tax Commissioner Hugh Hastings to thank him for excellent Clinton parade arrangements. James P. Silo and his son plan a June 1k Baltic voyage to Europe for the Riviera summer. A debate presided by Bird Coler features the John Hay Literary Society versus Evans Civic Club. Four-year-old Douglas Costello dies in Spuyten Duyvil Creek. The Marine Journal board elects Capt. George L. Norton president. W. M. Schanze named assistant editor. Edward G. Black treasurer. H Calder secretary. William Pinkney Hamilton advertising chief. John Edward Gilman Jr. and Katherine Agnes Scannell obtain a marriage license. The new International Y M C A building at 124 East Twenty-eighth Street will host a bust unveiling of Sir George Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Hugh Hastings
James P. Silo
James P. Silo, Jr
Europe
Baltic
Riviera
Bird
Coler
Young Men's Hebrew Association
John Hay Literary Society
Association
Evans Civic Clab
Clark
Douglas Costello
West 228Th Street
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
The
Marine Journal
George L. Norton
S. Samuels
W. M.schanze
Russell Sage
William L. Dodge
Sir George Williams
Strips Boy In Swamp And Ties Him To Tree
A Jamaica schoolboy Charles Morgenthaler ten is stripped, bound to a tree in a swamp, and mauled with a stick by an older boy. He freed wrists and ankles but stayed exhausted and naked until his father found him. Police seek John Weaver of Cedar Manor as a roving suspect after witnesses saw him wearing the boy’s Sunday suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morgenthaler
Jamaica
Morgenthaler
Siney Street
Jamaica Bay
Charlie
Merrick Road
Mr. Morgenthaler
John Weaver
Cedar Manor
Gen Stephen D Lee Funeral Procession In Mississippi
In Vicksburg on May 29 the body of Gen Stephen D Lee Commander in Chief of the United Confederate Veterans was escorted by Confederate Veterans and State Militia to Queen and Crescent Station. A special train carried the body to Columbus Mississippi where funeral services were planned for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Queen and Crescent
Columbus Miss
Roosevelt Orders Flags Half Masted For Gen Lee Memory
President Roosevelt issued an order honoring the memory of the late Gen Stephen D Lee. Flags in the National Park Cemetery at Vicksburg will be half mast as well as those on federal buildings at Vicksburg Jackson and Columbus Mississippi.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stephen D. Lee
National Park Cemetery
Vicksburg
Jackson
Columbus
Miss
Wife of Rear Admiral Goodrich Dead
Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich, Commandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, received a telegram reporting the sudden death of his wife Miss Elinor Milner at their country home in Pomfret Connecticut. The cause was heart disease. They were married on September 4, 1873.
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Goodrich
Caspar F. Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pomfret
Conn
Notable Obituaries Gather From New York Montbried Ledger
The report lists multiple obituaries including Rev P F Barnard a retired Congregational minister who died in Westminster Vermont. Ex Supreme Court Justice Charles R In Gall s of Troy who died at his home. F P Virgin senior member of Martin L Hall Co and Boston Wholesale Grocers Association who died in Boston. Christian Lermann a Marion New Jersey businessman who died in South Orange after trolley accident injuries. George Sunkel of Jersey City who died at 80 after forty seven years at Whitney Iron Works. James Vanderbilt Lott cashier of Liberty National Bank New York who died at his Brooklyn home after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Barnard
Westminster
Dartmouth College
Bangor Theological Seminary
Supreme Court
Charles R. Ingalls
Troy
Greenwich
Washington County
Assembly
David I. Seymour
F. P. Virgin
Martin L. Hall & Co
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Parker House
Boston
Concord
N.H
Christian Lermann
Marion
N. J
South Orange
St. Augustine's Church
Newark
Lermann
George Sunkel
Thorne Street
Jersey City
Whitney Iron Works
New York
James Vanderbilt Lott
Liberty National Bank of New York
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
Gardner, Brewer & Co
W. W. Huntington & Co
James Vanderhilt Lott
Lefferts Prinve
N. Y
Lott
Liberty National Bank
James T. Lott
Hank
Fred
K B. Schenck
Lunt
Wilbur Fisk Lunt
West 144Th St
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Maine
Marvin
Harriet Coe Mabyin
Newport
Prof William A Anthony Dies in New York
Professor William A Anthony of Cooper Institute Physics and Electrical Engineering died of heart disease at the Lorraine apartments 1428 Madison Avenue after a three month illness. Born Coventry Illinois November 17 1835 he held multiple academic posts and coauthored the Manual of Physics and notes on electrical measurements. He leaves a widow and son Charles C Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Anthony
Cooper Institute
Lorraine
Madison Avenue
Anthony
Coventry
R. IL
Friends’ School
Providence
R. I
Providence Conference Seminary
East Greenwich
R. S
Yale
Eliza Mathilda Gervin
Crompton
Delaware Literary Institute of Franklin
Charles C. Anthony
William W Everett Dies A Longtime Transit Figure
William W. Everett longtime president of the People's steamship line died at his Croton Falls home at 75. A former Putnam County Assembly member and longtime New York and Harlem Railroad commuter, he was a Murray Hill Hotel regular. His wife was Daniel Drew's daughter and he leaves son Robert of Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Everett
People’s
New York
Albany
Croton Falls
Westchester County
Putnam County
New York & Harlem
Murray Hill
Daniel Drew
Robert
Tarrytown
Elizabeth Cabot James Dies in Boston Residence
Mrs Elizabeth Cabot James wife of George Abbot James and sister of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge died yesterday at her Boston home Senator Lodge was at the James residence and she had married Mr James in 1864
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cabot James
George Abbot James
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Mr. James
Senator Lodge
James
Valentine Birth Announcement at Mount Vernoy NY
At Mount Vernoy New York on May 29 a son was born to Mr and Mrs William Valentine in this brief birth notice from the local column.
Marriages Reported in New Jersey This Month
A series of marriage notices from Newark West Norwood Passaic and Hoboken detail the unions of Anna Huebner and William G Jesse Edith Gyles and Frederick L Searing Lizzie Maybury Walker and Parker Stiles Amelia Hens and Albert Co Teller occurred between May 26 and May 28 in New Jersey towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesse—Huebner
Newark
N. J
Anna Huebner
William G. Jesse
Searing—Gyles
West Norwood
Edith Gyles
Frederick L. Searing
Stiles—Walker
Passaic
Lizzie Maybury Walker
Parker Stiles
Teller—Hens
Hoboken
Amelia Hens
Albert Co. Teller
Death notices and funeral arrangements from May 1908
A page listing numerous obituaries and funeral services for May 28 1908 through early June 1908. Individuals named include William A Anthony Georgiana Bulkley Nichols James Vanderhilt Lott Wilbur Fisk Lunt Harriet Coe Mabyin Clarence Ashley Postley Robert B Powell Walter Satterlee Timothy Tredwell Bessie Alexander Killian Banfelder Eliza beth Bang Ellen Bannin Agnes Bessicks John H Blumenberg Mary E Clark and others. Details note dates locations and service times occasionally with interment info in New York City area and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana. Bulkley-Nichols
Charles
Elizabeth Bulkley
James Griswold Wentz
Southport
Conn
Grand Central Station
Everett
Swidenly
Croton Falls
N. Y
William Watts Everett
the Baptist Church
Carris
Brewster
New Terminal
Carmel
Goodrich
Pomfret
Eleanor Milo
Charles E. Minnie
Ar SS
Sandy Hook
North River
Stone Church
Postley
Clarence Ashley Postley
Margaret Sterling Postley
M. Powell
East 17Th St
Robert B. Powell
Brockville
Ontario
Canada
Powell
City of
New York
West 44Th St
Frederick R. Usher
Richard T. Davies
Satterlee
Walter Satterlee
George C
Mary le Roy Livingston Satterlee
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
Monnday
Tredwell
Haddington
East Williston
L. I
Timothy Tredwell
Christ Church
Manhasset
L. L
34Th SE
Blumenberg
Wakefield
Bronx Borough
John H. Blumenberg
Clark
Murray Hill
N. J
Mary E. Clark
Obituary notices from Brooklyn Newark and Jersey City area
Death notices dated May 27 to May 29 list residents and funeral plans across Brooklyn Newark and Jersey City. Names include Elizabeth Cox Margaret Coyl Uriah Day Mary Alice Dayton Philip Dickinson and others with ages and funeral timing in several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Oak St
Brooklyn
Elize
Gbeth Cox
Coyl
Margaret Coyl
Quincy St
Uriah Day
Dayton
West
Mary Alice Dayton
Dick Inso N
Livingston
N. J
Philip
Dickinson
Duffy
East 11Sth
Mavyg
R. Duffy
East 16Th St
James Duffy
Ednis
Taafe Place
Catharine
Ednie
Prospect Av
Patrick Egan
Franck
Hermon
John J. W. Hamm
Hayden
Frederick A. Hayden
Healy
Teller
The
Bronx
Arthur D. Healy
Herbert
Réndout
Charles A. Herbert
Hunter
Bainbridge St
Frooklyn
Cinthia A
Innes
Agnes Innes
West 25d
Kaulbars
Melrose’ &J
Anna Kaulbars
Kelly
Prospect Place
William A. Kelly
Lamb
Robert Lamb
St. Avy
Arve Plom. Lan
Newark
Elizabeth Lang
Lasher
Hoboken
N.J
William A. Lasher
Lermann
South Orange
Christian Lermann
Lewis
Cornelia St
William Lewis
Liberty Av
Katherine Livingston
McHenry
East Sith St
Patrick McHenry
McIntyre
Monroe &J
Mary FR McIntyre
McKenna
South Eliott Place
Brooklvan
Fugesne Meck
McManus
East 4Th St
Thomas and
Francis McManus
Funerei
Macauley
Fulton St
Christina Macauley
William Mats
Agell
Mertens
West 147Th St
Leonard Mertens
Funer
Bushwick
Daniel A. Neale
Quinn
Washingtonville
Ruth Quinn
Rilfey
West 05Th St
M. A. Riley
M. Rinck
Quitmen St
Newh
Adelaide Rinck
Roche
West 109Th St
Mary Roche
M. Sandison
Sag Harbor
James
A. Sandison
Toemorrow
Schulter
Sophia Schalter
T Ee Shields
Vanderbilt Av
Mary Shields
Skirving
van Buren St
Louise Skirving
Stabhle
Sir
John. Wright
Yund
Wallace St
N. de
Lorenz Yund
In Memoriam Notices from Newark Churches
Masses are listed for Margaret Elliott at New ark Cathedral and Tessie Morris at Sacred Heart Newark with memorials for Witantrealey and Jacob Weil. Knights of Columbus Newark Council No 150 holds a mass at Sacred Heart. City notices reference Harrison New Jersey services and suggest a solemn remembrance across multiple churches.
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Speedy
Chapin Trousseau
Rice-Meyer Wedding Plans
Steinway
Steinway & Sons
Steinway Hall
14Th St
Social Notes
Edwin A. Post
Edwina Post
Tuxedo
Huntington -Norton
Frank L. Norton
Cazenovia, N
Newton Woodworth
Cora -Gabrielle Ranken
Woodworth
France
Switzerland
Florence
Italy
W.E. C. Smith
West Tenth Street
Katonah
Edward D. Faulkner
West Seventy-fourth Street
Woodstock
Henry G. Piffard
Woman's Club
Belle Terre
Vanderbilt
Acre
William H. Moore
Frances Fell
Fort Washington
Penn
George Watson
Ann
Emily
H. Bedford
Green Farms
Denn
Minerva
Debator
William
H. Moore
Mrs. Brayton Ives
Mrs
Bradish Johnson
Poultney Bigelow
Bishop Tuttle
F. N. Armstrong
BE. W. Awerson
August von Eémuth
Ernst Bischort
Myrs. Ora, Bauer
Jans Cairns
E.W. Cushing
Hubert Cillis
W. B. Chambers
D. P. Cooke
Bert
John Dirks
W. M. Franklin
Miriam Harris
Mme
Aurelia Jaeger
William A. Kahn
Andrew, Kuehn
Teresa Adresen, Moeller
Heinrich Marlow
J.¢. Norfleet
John Oliver
Thomas Reed Powell
Helen W. Phelps
Gustaf_ Thyren
Tierka
Paul Traney
Herman Wolf
Adolph Wurzburger
Leon Wormser
Minnehaha
Edwin A. Alderman
Charles M. Alexander
Dorothy Annan
Lucy EK
Percy. Durant
Howard Gibb
Li. H. Graham
Joseph C. Harvey
Oliver C. Hillard
Kate Brewster Howe
Frederick F. Johnson
W. D. Lawrence
Albert R. Leeds
C. S. Richardson
R. Rochester
May Scovern
Anna Shaw
Anne Shed
Kroonland
Antwerp
Willard de H. Bartlett
C. A. Herréshoff Bartlett
George G. Benjamin
Lewis O. Bras
George W. Busey
E. F. Delafield
Ella Edgerton
John S. Ewell
William §. Ewell
Thomas W. Folsom
Ella V. Forbes
William Forsyth
Donald W. Forsyth
Virginia Hartshorne
Gavin W. Hart
Thomas W. Hastings
Herman Hecht
R. I. Herrick
J. M. Herron
William T. Innes
H. C. M. Ingraham
Corinne’ Rider-Kelsey
Louis Kuttnauer
B. D. Lasley
Albert
Airs. Potter
Mathilda Potter
Emil G. Raeder
Jackson E. Reynolds
C. L
van M. Robertson
Cornelius Rubner
P. J. Sands
Leon Schwab
Jacob Siegel
Mary Steffens
Charles J. B. Swindell
R. Festetics de
May Chester Buchan
Francis G. Cowle
Edward L. Cox
P. Gardiner Coffin
J. G. Cooper
John Hamilton Drummond
E. M. Dalvis
Wheeler K. Doty
John Forsyth
Helen Forsyth
James Fairweather
Abney L. Frazer
Archibald Fullarton
Wylie Cameron Grant
Frederick J
Donald Roberton
John R. Stevenson
A. H. Spring
Henry W. Thayer
Col
Charlies E. Thompson
Elizabeth W. Towle
John E. Yorkston
Mediterranean
O. P. Ashley
A. F. Adams
Charles H. Brown
J. E. Baum
A. C. Bartlett
Walter C. Bond
J. W. Blauer
Comte Giulio Bolognesi
B. F. Carter
G. W. Chinn
John Fulton
T. B. Fellows
Frederick Newton Gifford
John Hi. Gibson
J. W. Holland
TD. N. Starr
Frances Smith
Louis Spahn
Mary Story
Mary. Sherman
Charles A.vogt
J. C.P. van Loan
George A. Washburn
M. €. Washburn
C. Wiener
Margaret Ziesing
Royal
J. P. Anderson
W. Harris
E. Fox
N. ©. Titus
Charles A. Pease
A. D. Veraga
A. B. Pullar
Woolcott
L. T. Evans
R.T. A. Curtin
W. Morrison
Todr, Pease
Fraulein Miller
Arliss
Brooklyn Theatre
Hammerstein Roof Farm
NEW York Telephone CO
Boy
Gen. Lee
Everyman’s
Scott
Dickens
Jane Austen
John Ruskin
E. P. Dutton & CO
West 23d St
W. A. Anthony Dead
William W Everett
Hy v
Lechive
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Grandmamma
Elinor Glyn
Ambrosine
Evangeline
Sixth Avenue
Nassau St
Ann &T
Sixth Avi
Sia St
Astor House Block
15Th St
Londonderry
Woodlawn
Harlem
Webster Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Sh ST
Ciufy
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Cheska
Stephen Melriitt
MR. Radcliffe
Mapaser
Frank E. Campbell
Chelaviy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!