Third Devil Seen at German Theatre in Purée of Molnar Drama
A New York audience saw Eugen Burg star as Teufel in Franz Molnar’s play The Devil at Deutsches Theater. Margarethe Korff as Iolanthe wore a striking gown. Curt Groesser as Ludwig displayed a Kaiser mustache. Cast details and stage antics drew strong applause though a cloak scene missed its dramatic beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Molnar
Arthur
Martha Spier
Kitty
Das’ Modell
Hanna Profit Andreas
Diener Bei
Ludwiz Batisons
Ares Eorgine Neuendorf
Aoe
Trude Voigt
Lina Doerfer
Ars Zweite
Toni Froelich
Eeeseeeeereuee
Otto Schrader
Zweiter Herr
Eietcatarsforsonen
Steindler Peorch - Lowenfeld U Dritter Herr
Conrad Deussen
Robert Schuttze
Devil
New York
Deutsches Theater
Teufel
Eugen Burg
Margarethe Korff
Iolanthe
Curt Groesser
Ludwig
America
Andreas
Stalls for Theatre Hats Solve a Theatre Dilemma
Perc y G Williams famed theatrical manager declares a new large millinery box invention will fit under seats and hold Merry Widow hats without damaging feathers. He plans to install the system in the Tanguay Theatre in Long Island City and expand to his other houses if practical. Mrs Williams supports the idea, noting coat rooms are costly and women resist cloakroom handling of hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy G. Williams
Illiams
Williams
Tanguay
Long Island City
Powers to star in Havana production by Shuberts
James T. Powers will join the American stage adaptation of Havana by the Shuberts. The London run at the Gaiety Theatre continues after a year, and Powers, after arriving from New York, has signaled his interest via cablegram to appear in the U.S. version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts Yes
Byterday
James T. Powers
Havana
London
Gaiety Theatre
Mr. Powers
New York
German Devil production impresses crowd at Fifty-ninth Street theatre
Eugen Burg starred as the chief in Dr. A. Kozma's German version of The Devil at the new German theatre on Fifty-ninth Street. Andrew Mack will present Ser var Devil M'Care by Cecil De Stine in Philadelphia on Oct. 19, with Mack having acted since August in Arrah-Na- Pogue. Little Nemo opens at New Amsterdam Theatre on Oct. 20 after closing Monday for staging. Margaret Anglin finishes her Sydney engagement and will reopen upon return with The Awakening of Helena Ritchie. William Collier's tour of The Patriot extends at Garrick as Coyne and Carlisle join May Irwin in Mrs. Peckham's Carouse. Fritzie Scheff en's The Prima Donna heads to Knickerbocker Theatre in December. The Girls of Gottenberg moves to a Frohman theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. Kozma
New
Fifty-ninth Street
Eugen Burg
Andrew Mack
Cecil de Stine
Philadelphia
Ir. Mack
Arrah-Na- Pogue
Sergeant M'Care
America
Klaw &Erlanger
New Amsterdam Theatre
New Amsterdam
Margaret Anglin
Sydney
Helena Ritchie
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Melbourne
William cCollier
Mr. Coyne
Miss Carlisle
May Irwin
John du Fais Marries in Quiet Newport Ceremony
Mrs. Eliza beth Hunt Ives widow of Charles A. Ives wed John Du Fais architect of New York at Berkeley Memorial Chapel Middletown. Rev Latta Griswold officiated with assistance from Rev John B. Dimon. Only four guests attended aside from the couple and clergymen. The bride was given away by cousin Hugh Willoughby. After a luncheon at the bride’s home the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport
R. 1
Berkeley Memorial Chapel
Middletown
Elizabeth Hunt Ives
Charles A. Ives
John du Fais
Latta Griswold
John B. Dimon
St. George's School
Hugh ©. Willoughby
Philadelphia
J. Frederic Pierson
Miss Caroline McCook Weds John Junius Morgan in New York
The London bound wedding took place at 20 West Fifty fourth Street with Rev Aldland Alexander officiating. Relatives and intimate friends attended a green and white decor ceremony in the drawing room. The bride wore a white satin Empire gown and lilies of the valley. Notables included J Pierpont Morgan and families. reception followed. couple to travel to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Junius Morgan
London
John B
Harriet McCook
Helen Hailton
WW. Pierson Hamilton
Martha McCook
Harriet
Janetta Alexander
C. Alexander
Eleanor Alexander
Henry A. Alexander
Dorothy Merle Smith
Wilton Merle Smith
Edith Ellis
Herman Ellis
Marina
Mr. Morgan
W. Pierson Hamilton
Junius Morgan
Malcolm D. Whitman
J. Dyneley Prince
F. Gordon Brown
Maitland Alexander
Alexander, Morgan
Herbert Satterlee
M . Morgan
Edwin D. Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan
Gorge W. Morgan
James J. Goodwin
Walter Goodwin
Bride Helen Eliza Callanan Madigan Weds John P. O'Brien
John P. O'Brien and Miss Helen Eliza Callanan Madigan married at St Francis Xavier Church in a gown of white satin and old point lace. The bride’s uncle Lawrence J Callanan gave her away and Frank A. O’Brien served as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's residence. Mr. O’Brien is Assistant Corporation Counsel in the Tenement House Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. O’brien
Helen Elizabeth Cdllanan Madigan
Eliza E. Madigan
Michael Stevenson Madigan
Marrie
St. Francis, Xavier's Church
T. J. Shealey
Lawrence J. Callanan
Frank A. O’brien
West Eighty-fourth Street
Mr. O’brien
Ilouse
Miss Charlotte McGoey Weds Alexander W Powell at Heavenly Rest
Miss Charlotte McGoey and Alexander W Powell married in the Church of the Heavenly Rest with Rev. Dr. D. Porter Morgan officiating. Miss Mary Powell served as maid of honor and Mrs. Robert Hager Jr. as matron of honor. Ushers included Harold Brosser, James Stewart, John Clark, Arthur Jones, Robert Powell, and Kenneth A McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte McGoey
John McGoey
Alexander W. Powell
Alexander M. Powell
Church of the Heavenly Rest
D. Porter Morgan
Mary Powell
Robert Hager, Jr
Harold Brosser
James Stewart
Johm Clark
Arthur Jones
Robert Powell
Ienneth A McNeil
Miss Read's Wedding Party Details at Oct 21 Ceremony
Miss Helen Read daughter of Mrs William G Fread Jr Orienta Point Mamaroneck will marry Steph Barker on Oct 21 at St Bartholomew's. Her six bridesmaids are Dorothy Salisbury Adelaide Baylies Florence Barker Mary Clark Edith Williams Dereas Williams. Ethel Read is maid of honor. Dr Perceval Barker is best man. ushers include Raymond Lefferts Clark Read Theodore Dixon B Bretton Frederic Coerr P Ruegers. George Salisbury to give away. There will be a breakfast at Hotel Gotham. Also Miss Harriet Ogden Deen to wed Commander Roger Welles Church on Oct 17 with Mrs Allgood Holmes of Atlanta as matron of honor and three bridesmaids. Commander Welles’s naval career listed. Deen daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Garder of this city. Miss Bessie Sperry set to marry Ambrose Hardenbergh on Oct 17 in Larchmont with Miss Mary Louise Brown as maid of honor. five ushers listed. Relatives and intimate friends only asked to ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Read
William G. Fread, Jr
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
Steph Barker
St. Bartholomew’s
Dorothy Salisbury
Adelaide Baylies
Florence Barker
Mary Clark
Edith
Dereas Williams
Ethel Read
Inn
Per
Gotham
Read
Harriet
Ogden Deen
Roger Welle Church
Milwaukee
Florence Helin
Welles
Navy
Enterprise
Deen
Mir.ard
Robert Garder
Pine Plains
Bessie Sperry
Ambrose Hardenbergh
Thomas EF. Hardenbergh
Larchmont
Mary Louise Brown
Edward Bownes i Llock
Boston
Ernest Davies
New York
Lucania and Adriatic Sail With Fair Passenger List
The Lucania and Adriatic depart for Europe today with a large passenger complement for the late vacation period. Notable travelers include T. M. Orr Jr, Mrs. A. M. Clarke, J. J. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Massingh, and a long roster of named passengers aboard the Lucania and Adriatic from Southampton and Liverpool ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucania
Adriatic
Europe
Liverpool
T. M. Orr
Son
M. Wingfield
and 4& Stuart
A. M. Clarke
Shinerst
Henry Jeane Bock
J. J. Hunter
Andrew
Graham W. Massingha
Southampton
George Alexander
Muriel
BE. Davies
Lindsay Fairfax
J. Donald Cameron
J. Dundas Lippincott
C. Macdonald
Frank A. Otis
J. H Strahan
C. H. Tenney
M Wie Hardenbure
Augustus B. Field
Bee
Alexander Dewar
Sharlesworth
W. A. Speer
Sylvia
Atlanta
His Wife's Family by Daly Harrigan at Wallack's
Review notes the three act comedy by George Egerton presented by Arnold Daly's company at Wallack's. Major Desmond and his brood charm audiences with Irish English contrasts though the play lacks true dramatic conflict. Strong performances by Harrigan Beecher Deshon and others provide warmth and humor despite weaker dialogue and some diction issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Egerton
Wallack
Edwin Arten
Patrick Sarsfield
Desmond
Arnold Dely
Bryan Desmond
Curly
William Harrigan
Vesey Ferry
Ormonde
O'Carroll
Fa Oka
Edward Harrigan
Margaret Ellen
Maginel
Doris Keane
Trixie Knox, Nee Desmond
Janet Beecher
Bridget Casey
Mathilde Deshon
Arnold Daly
R. Golding Bright
Patrick Sarsfield Desmond
Thackeray
Ellen
Major
London
Daly
Doris-Keane
Mr. Daly
Edwin Arden
Eugene Ormonde
Social Busybody Notes Reveal Gilded Season Moves
prominent residents and visitors fill New York social pages as Hoffman and McCook families plan returns. Morgan Fuller Choate Olney and Doane among Waldorf registrants. Olds engagement to Edith Mitchell announced. multiple weddings and autumn moves noted across Oyster Bay Monmouth Beach and city addresses. Renwick engagement licensed despite illness.
American singer Alys Lorraine debuts with major success
The American soprano Alys Lorraine debuted as Marguerite in Faust at the Royal Opera House in The Hague to strong praise. A two year contract was offered by the management after the performance. Prominent attendees included American Minister Beaupre and many diplomats. Lorraine, born in Quincy Illinois, studied in Paris with Mme Marchesi and Jean de Reszke after training with Sig. Tamagno and earlier success in Monte Carlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hague
Holland
Alys Lorraine
Royal Opera House
Marguerite
Beaupre
Diplomatic Corps
Lorraine
Miss Lorraine
Quincy, Ill
Europe
Paris
Mme. Marchesi
Jean de Reszke
Monte Carlo
Lon“don
General Louis Fitzgerald Dies at 72 After Turbulent Career
Gen Louis Fitzgerald former Mercantile Trust Company president and First Brigade N G N Y commander died at his home near Garrison on the Hudson aged 72. A Civil War veteran with a long NGNY record he resigned amid Arm strong Insurance Committee subpoenas after his son was killed by a Long Island Railroad train in 1906. He had served as major colonel and brevet lieutenant colonel in the National Guard and fought from Bull Run to Fair Oaks. He resided at 253 Lexington Avenue in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fitzgerald
Mercantile Trust Company
Garrisons-on-the-Hudson
Armstrong Insurance Committee
Long Island
Great Neck
Fitzgeralds
Fitzgerald
National Guard of
New York
Washington
Ellsworth
Bull Run
Fortieth New York Volunteers
Fair Oaks
Phil Kearny
Kearny
D. H. Birney
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Williamsburg
National Guard
Guard
Lexvenue
Last surviv ing nephew of Washington Irving dies
George Irving died Monday at his home 37 Madison Avenue aged 8 years. He was the son of John Irving and the last surviving nephew of Washington Irving. Born at the old Irving home 37 Chambers Street he collected material on his famous uncle and recalled Tammany Hall’s early days where his father served as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Irving
Washington Irving
Madison Avenue
John
Irving
Chambers Street
Court of Common Pleas
New York
Charles di
Old Park Theatre
M. Mason Jones
Washington
Spain
Tammany Hall
Isl
Major W. H. Thomas dies at 83 in Louisville
Major W. H. Thomas a well known Louisville wholesale liquor dealer died today at age 83. He moved from Washington to Virginia at the Civil War outbreak and joined the Confederate Army under General Robert E. Lee, serving two years. In 1867 he became a distiller in Lexington and moved to Louisville in 1868 where he lived thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. H Thomas
Washington
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Notable deaths across cities highlight 68 to 71 years age range
D WELLS CASE of Case Brothers dies at Highland Park Conn after brief illness at 68. JOHN W. MUTE of St Louis Car Wheel Company passes away in Portland Me at 47. JAMES CAVANAUGH of Plattsburg N Y dies aged 63, a tinware hides and food wholesaler. ROBERT DEELEY founder of Deeley & Co dies at 39 West Seventieth Street. GRACE CHAMBERLIN Yale football figure's wife dies in Brooklyn aged 26. MAX ROSENBERG ex-Chicago shipper dies in Boyerstown Penn aged 53. WILLIAM S. TOMPKINS Newark harness firm president dies at 71, Civil War fortune builder and agricultural society leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Wells Case
Case Brothers
Highland Park
Conn
John W. Mute
St. Louis
St. Louis Car Wheel Company
Portland
James Cavanaugh
Plattsburg
Robert Deeley
Robert Deeley &Co
West Thirty-second Street
West Seventieth Street
England
Thomas E. Deeley
J. Hamilton Murray
Grace Chamberlin
Burr Clark Chamberlin
Yale
Brooklyn
Eben J. Knowlton
Max Rosenberg
Chicago
William S. Tompkins
Tompkins & Mandeville Harness Company
Newark
N. J
New York
United States Army
New Jersey State Agricultural Society
Essex County Country Club
Essex Club
Met Opera Conductors Arrive For Brooklyn Season
Alfred Hertz and Francesco Spetrino, conductors for the Metropolitan Opera, arrive from Cherbourg aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Spetrino, a Palermo native, will share Italian and French rep with Toscanini. Hertz reports Europe trip for singers and rehearsals. The German chorus arrives aboard Barbarossa, 90 men and women, directed by Hans Steiner. The Metropolitan Orchestra will be 130 players, largest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Alfred Hertz
Francesco Spetrino
Metropolitan Opera House
Signor Spetrino
Arturo Toscanini
Spetrino
Palermo
Sicily
Royal College of Music
Teatro Massimo
Europe
Imperial Opera House
Vienna
Faust
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Opera Company
London
Paris
Berlin
Bayreuth
Milan
Andreas Dippel J
Hertz
Engelbert Humperdinck
Hoppard
Cologne
Geradine Farrar
Carl Jérn
Jérn
Royal
Goldmarck
Geraldine Farrar
Idéle
New Theatre Plan Changes Denied by Ames Aides
Deinied report claims Winthrop Ames visited the city to reorder extensive theatre plans. Otto H. Kahn, director and Ames's host, said there is no truth and that Ames works in harmony with the architects. Minor suggestions may arise as work progresses, all with full accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Ames
Otto H. Kahn
Ames
Plainfield Theatre War Looms Over Reopening
Plainfield residents anticipate a theatre war as Harry Sanderson plans to reopen Music Hall next spring as the Tony Pastor Theatre with $90,000 in improvements and bookings from Belasco and others. Klaw Erlanger handles bookings for William J. Couthan s New Plainfield Theatre and New Orpheum Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Harry Sanderson
Crawford
Old Music Hall
Tony Pastor
Belasco
William J. Couathan
New Plainfield Theatre
New Orpheum Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Funeral for Mrs Beatrice McDonough Held in Plainfield
Funeral services for Beatrice McDonough widow of McDonough are set for today at St Joseph's Church in Plainfield New Jersey. The interment will follow at the church after a Roman Catholic ceremony noted as the first in the area since the colony’s early church days. Born in 1826 she leaves three sons William and others unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Beatrice ‘McDonough
Wido McDonough
Plainfield
N. J
J. Joseph's
McDonough
New Jersey
Barn
Pioneer Brooklyn Lumber Leader Marvin Cross Dead
Marvin Cross of Brooklyn longtime businessman died at his home 499 Bedford Avenue aged ninety one He born in Virgil Cortland County N Y and started a carpentry and blind goods trade He headed Cross Austin Ireland later Cross Austin Co He served on the Board of Education and as Park Commissioner a Democratic Presidential Elector in 1834 He entertained President Cleveland at his home He leaves a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cross
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Virgil
Cortland County
N. Y
Cross, Austin & Ireland
Cross, Austin & Co
Cross
Cleveland
Jerome Cross Former Dry Goods Merchant Dies at 76
Jerome O Cross longtime Detroit and New York dry goods salesman died Monday at his home 152 West Sixty fourth Street He was born in Hartford Conn and moved with his family to Michigan later settled near Detroit He worked in Detroit and New York for decades before retiring twenty years ago due to illness He leaves a widow and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome O. Cross
West
Hartford
Michigan
Detroit
Cross
York
New Play for Mme Kalish at Belasco Theatre
Mme de Gresac's Cora is rehearsed at the Belasco Theatre for Bertha Kalish with Greg Fiske set to stage in Cincinnati on Oct 26 and then take the show to New York. The production features Frank Gillmore Pilar Morin Eda Bruna Fiorine Arnold Marion Holconbe Ida Waterman Genevieve Tobin Henry Wenman and Master George Tobin with a Parisian studio life theme and a colorful setting planned by Fiske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Mme. @e Gresac
Bertha Kalish
Belasco Theatre
Harrison
Greg Fiske
Cincinnati
New York
Mme. de Gresac
America
Paris
Buried Sun of the Revenue John Larson Dies at Sixty
John Larson, long attached to the revenue service and a veteran of twenty three years, died suddenly from heart disease in his sixtieth year. He spent twenty two years in water trading around the world and was last noted after an overboard accident from the cutter at Quarantine in December 1905. The crew attempted rescue but his efforts ended and he was presumed lost at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larson
Revenue
Ter Calumet
Eto
Centier
Gothi
Engagement notice for Florencel Friedman to Morris Friedman
The engagement of Florencel Friedman to Morris Friedman is announced. The couple plans a home gathering for October 11, 2008 at 6359 West Seth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cob Friedman
Florencel
Morris Friedman
West-Séth
St- Friedman
Multiple nuptials dated October in New Jersey and Brooklyn
Brooklyn October weddings include Helen Hodgskin to a Barren. Gilford to Robinson at Red Roof. Jenny to Williams at Carville with parents present. Additional October ceremonies list Chase, Crosson, Donnelly, Crowley, Moore, Maurer, Mott, Schmidt, and others in Jersey City, Bayonne, Hoboken, West Orange, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DU Bois— Hodgskin
Brooklyn
Helen C. Hodgskin
James B. Hodgskin
Jenny—Chashl
Carville
Frank D. Sargent
Putnam, Conn
Lillian Fraunces
David Chase
Luvian Wiliams Jenny
New York
Morgan—Mccook
West 4Th St
Me Fland
Alexander
Jobn Junius Megan
London
Ek Alexander
John J. Moe
Seirnsos Heuer
Christ. Church
Cabridge
Ata
Prescott Evarte
BE. B. Jorce
Sarah Elizabeth
Joseph] Ballister Russell
Robert Hyde Neilson
New Brunswick, N. J
Aymar-Smith
Woodcutt Lake
N. J
Obituary notices from a New York area newspaper
Various death notices and funeral details from New York and surrounding towns. Entries list names such as Ballantine, Chamberlin, Crawford, Cross, Deeley, Enst, Fitzgerald, Friedlander, Hackstaff, Mitchel, Ord, Pinckney, Smith, Arman, Ayres, Bale, Balzer, Baum, Bohnenberger, Borden, Bowler, Prink, Browne, Campbell, Carmody with ages, addresses, dates, and interment arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arfman
Helen Arfman
Grove St
Jersey City
Ayres
Bayonne Hospital
Etta Ayres
Vanderbilt St
Brooklyn
Bessie Bale
Bgalzer
St. Charles St
Newark
N. JF
Fannie Balzer
Baum
West 170
Anna _B. Baum
Bohnenberger
Waverly
N. J
Emily Bohnenberger
Borden
Jackson Av
Jeanette Borden
Bowler
Madison, St
Julia A. Bowler
Aprink
Kingston
Fanny Vrink
Browne
Orange
Arthur Browne
Campbell
Elizabeth Av
Nigel F. Campbell
Carmody
Congress St
John J. Carmody
Tomor- Towe
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Cities
Numerous obituaries and funeral announcements dated Oct 4 and Oct 5 list residents from Newark Jersey City Yonkers New York City and surrounding areas. Names include Catherine Crabiel Catherine Hauser Margaret Hayward John Healy Julia Jorel William Tomalin and Harmon Westerveit among others with ages ranging from the 20s to 90s and services scheduled today or tomorrow at local churches hospitals and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavonne
William A. Farrell
Agi Fick Rtt
Gratz
Thomas Bb. Fickett
Py Ford
Dr. W
Geilhard
Ellenville
W.geilhard
Haley
Montrom
Catherine, Taley Theauser
East
Hansvard
Napanoch
Hayward
Ernest Hayward
Clinton
Maregaret T. Jares
Fu Roerner
Delmon
Philip Koerner
Kombler
Charlotta T Ke Lapfrey
Snooter de Laffey
Siay Langrfeld
Eilena Laryfield
A Lapp
Berzen
St . J
Jersey
Thomas McNam
Maistley
Montgomery SE
Jerge City
Get
James Maipler
Tmarcet
Elizahbet
Charles FE
Maia Sterson
We Bridget
Newark
Reel
Meyn
Retford
John EH. Meyn
Miela
Warll St
Herbert ¢. Miller
Ag .Moran
Wilts Fin
Mary Moran
Munch
Frederted Munch
Neile
Sal East
N. A
James Bryan
Brooklyn
Garet A. Byrnes
Horst
Carlstadt
Oed
George C. Tatgenhorst
Parker
Wiliam
Tratgott
Valentine
Mary
Traugott
Washington
In Memoriam Messrs Frede and Smith Honor Masses
In Memoriam notices announce Masses for Sister Mr Frede at the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary tomorrow at 7 20 A M and for Mary Al Smith at St Rand Church today at 3 A M. The items reflect church observances and bereavement notices in concise form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Frede
Our Lady of the Rosary
Smith
Ness
Mary al Smith
St. Rand
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Richard Olney
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William Cc. Doane
William Lawrence
Hoke Smith
Edward Allen Olds, Jr
Edith Jane Mitchell
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Allen M. Rogers
Archibald Mitchell, Jr
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Henry Fletcher
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Dudley Davis
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Madison Avnue
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Osborne
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N.Y
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J. M. Friedlander
Home For
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D.D
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5Th &I
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Mary Purroy Mitchel
John Mitchel
Jane Verner Mitchel
St. Francis Xavier
West Ith St
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Yonkers
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Charles Smith
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