Fischer Brothers Wed Ahrens Sisters in Harlem Ceremony
A double wedding at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Atonement on 140th Street and Edgecombe Avenue united Carl Fischer Jr and Miss Amelia Ahrens and George Fischer with Miss Florence Ahrens. The Rev. Knobel and Rev. Bopen presided as crowds celebrated at Hotel Astor afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
140Th Stree
Edgecombe Avenue
Carl
George Fischer
Amelia
Florence Ahrens
F. H. Knobel
Wome
St. Joseph's Lutheran Church
Ninetieth Street
Madison Avenue
Harlem
Carl’ Fischer, Jr
Tw Brothers
Amelia Ahrens
Florence
Ahrens
Carl Fischer, Jr
Directoire
Marie Ahrens
Louisa
Dnglish
Emma
Cramer Florence Jackson
Elsie Rumpler
Ann Pepper
Gertrude Koelsch
May Wichelns
Evelyn Pitshie
John Steingester
William
Ruhl
William Lost
Henrstertram
Robert Small
Harold
Ferris Walter Fischer
Dr. Gieberich
Hotel Astor
Amy Busby Lewis Married in Greenwich nuptials
Mrs. Amy Busby Lewis widow of Eugene Lewis wed Theodore Douglas at W H Truesdale home in Greenwich. The Rev John Calvin Goddard performed the ceremony as autumn flowers adorned the house. The couple, with select family and friends, joined in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Amy Busby Lewis
Eugene Lewis
New York
Theondore Douglas
Douglas Copper Company
Mexico
Manning Kobbe Wedding At Short Hills
The marriage of Miss Louisa Leavitt Kobbé and William A L Manning occurs today at Christ Church in Short Hills New Jersey A special train on the Dr La and W Railroad will shuttle New York guests to and from the ceremony.
Mrs Guest to Publish First Novel The Jeweled Bal
The Hon. Mrs. Lionel Guest formerly Flora Bigelow Dodge will publish The Jeweled Bal this month set in London Paris and New York. She and her husband Hon. Lionel Guest and daughter Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge are due in New York in November for her father Hon. John Bigelow’s ninety second birthday. They are currently at Isle St Gilles near Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Guest
Flora Bigelow Dodge
London
Paris
New York
Guest
Dodge
Tionel Guest
Lord Wimborree
Lucy Bigelow Dodge
Charlemagne Tower Returns to Paris Ahead of Ocean Crossing
Charlemagne Tower former American Ambassador to Berlin has come back to Paris from a European car tour. He is accompanied by his wife Mrs Tower. The couple plans to sail for New York on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tower
Berlin
Europe
New York
Social notes from Berkshire and New York society
Mass Cecilia Beaux guests at Brooks Farm while New Yorkers head to Norwich for the Olds Mitchell wedding. Maries Norris and Gollan wed in Manhattan with Mr and Mrs Martin mourning. Also: Autumn stays, club reorganizations, and residences listed among Boston, Lenox, Harrison and Lenox appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Cecilia Beaux
Richard Watson Gilder
Four Brooks Farm
The
Berkshires
Norwich
Edwin A. Olds, Jr
Edith T. Mitchell
Broadway Congregational Church
Marié Louise Norris
Henry C. Gollan
Howard Martin
West Fifty-nine Street
Hampton Roads Gets Fleet In Short Stay
Manila dispatch reports a U S fleet to remain five or six days in port for shore leave before departure on December 1. Strong objections arise over lack of opportunity to carry out planned entertainments postponed due to a cholera outbreak in the city. Representations likely to be made to Rear Admiral Sperry and the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orde
United States
Manila
R Admiral Sperry
Navy Department
Evidence Favor Evans In Kivans Court Martial
Manila oct 7 testimony closed in the case of Lieut Frank T Kivans of the battleship Louisiana charged with absenting from post disrespect to a superior officer and intoxication The defense contends long evidence favors Evans as not intoxicated Surgeon Andrew R Wentworth and others testified Evans was not intoxicated Lieut Evans admitted leaving the deck during watch but said he went below to quell a disturbance The summing up by his counsel remains then the court may adjourn tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Frank T. Kivans
Louisiana
Andrew R. Wentworth
Louiisiana
Evans
Lieut. Evans
Actress seeks trunk from Hotel Newton in Newark suit
In Newark yesterday Mrs Laura S Barrett known on stage as Miss Laura Stone filed suit against the Hotel Newton to recover her trunk claimed held for the company board bill The trunk reportedly contained costumes makeup and a lace drapery effect Barrett testified her makeup materials were inside and a stop caused her to lose an engagement Hotel manager John Calvin said the company appeared broke and noted small borrowings by the men for shaves and shines during six days with expenses totaling a few dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groce Theatrical Company
Newton
N. J
Newark
Laura S. Barrett
Laura Stone
Copany
Hler
Barrett
John Calvin
Alvin
Laws Delay Led To Death In Queens Suit
Conrad Bienroth of Far Rockaway filed a suit in Queens County against Carl Wertz last November seeking $1,170. He waited for nearly a year, failing to appear or proceed, then killed himself. The case was later called by Justice Garretson in Flushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Bienroth
Rockawa Queens
Carl W. Wertz
Bienroth
Justice Garretson
Queens Count Supreme Court
Flushing
Woodmer
Golden Wedding for C. W. Blatchford in Montclair
More than forty guests attended the golden wedding breakfast for Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blatchford of Chicago at Hotel Montclair Montclair N J on October 7 The couple received a loving cup from their twelve grandchildren Also present were Dr Lyman Abbott and Dr Howard Bliss of Beirut Syria The Blatchfords reside at 375 La Salle Ave Chicago and will spend the winter in Montclair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
C. W. Blatchford
Chicago
Hotel Montclair
Lyman Abbott
Chicalgo
la Salle Aveno
Woman killed by city streetcar on West Twenty third Street
An unidentified woman about 50 was fatally struck by a westbound Twenty third Street car around 6 PM. She stepped from behind an eastbound car and did not see the oncoming vehicle. No identifying items were found. She weighed about 140 pounds with black hair and blue eyes, wearing a black dress and jacket with black lace shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Twenty-third Street
Transatlantic steamers sail today with notable passengers
The list of ships and travelers includes LORRAINE and CEDRIC sailing from Havre and Liverpool respectively with numerous notable figures such as Prof. Arbing, Walter Chadwick, Judge Day, Nicola de Dominicis, Mme Schumann-Heink, and many Met opera performers aboard. Also aboard BLUECHER and PRINZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM are European diplomats, entertainers, and travelers. Additionally Prince Nicholas Kendseff and Lieut A Budd arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Havre
Prof
Arbing
Rogere Keaudrap
Charles Hurgess
Joseph —A Cassese
M. Des Portes de
James C. Black
Ohn B. Cole
C. L. Fitzhugh
E.arwin Hudson
Horatio P.ivermore
Edwin Potter
Barbarossa
Remen
Metapolitan Opera House
Chaperonge
Hans Steiner
Richard Hageqnann
Mrs Sydney Drew Reveals Play Truth As Agnes Debuts
The author of Agnes, starring Nance O Neill at the Majestic Theatre, is Mrs Sydney Drew wife of actor Sydney Drew sister in law of John Drew. She used the pen name George Cameron to keep her identity hidden until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Majestic Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Sydney Drew
John Drew
Miss O'Neill
Drew
Theatre pirates held over copyright violations in Hartford case
Liebler and Co. of this city claim Lorne Elwyne heads a dramatic company that produced The Christian in Hartford and St Johnsbury without permission. Elwyne is held on $1,000 bail before U S Commissioner Bredgett at St Johnsbury. The Lieblers hired Raymond Trainer to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liebler & Co
Lorne Elwyne
United States
Hartford
Conn
St. Johnsbury
Lieblers
Elwyne
Lerne Et Wayne Dramatic Company
Mrs. Fiske Leads Read of Salvation Nell at Pola Theatre
Miss Minnie Maddern Fiske gathered her company for a first reading of Salvation Nell by Edward Sheldon at the Pola Theatre. Sheldon, Harvard graduate, writes of a saloon scrubwoman and New York tenements with a forty-person company to stage it. Principal members include Helbrook Blinn, Grace Gaylor Clark, Ethel Wright, Mary Maddern, and Eugene Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Olasco
Salvation Nell
Edward Sheldon
Harvard
Harrison Grey Fiske
Helbrook Blinn
Grace
Gaylor Clark
Ethel Wright
Mary Maddern
Eugene Reed
Bronson Howard's Gift and German Chorus Arrivals
At the American amatists' Club annual meeting 125 West Forty-fifth Street the will of Bronson Howard bequeathing 85 000 and his dramatist library of 1 000 volumes was read. Augustus Thomas was elected club president and J J Clarke first vice president. Sixty five German chorus members arrived aboard the Barbarossa for the Metropolitan Opera House under Hans Stiner rehearsing Die Meistersinger Parsifal and other works. Robert Blass the German basso also arrived to rejoin the Met Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Amatists’ Club
West Forty-fifth
Bronson Howard
Howard
Lyceum Theatre
Augustus Thomas
Eclub
Metropolitan Opera House
Barbarossa
Hans Stiner
Court
Marwick
Mr. Stiner
D’ Albert
Tiefland
Bremen
Robert Blass
Metropolitan Opera Company
Theatrical Season Updates from New York and Asheville
Serre Lee begins rehearsals for Agnes and Egerton Castle at Asheville with Henry B. Harris and Maurice Campbell in charge. Wilhelm Tell revival planned at the German theatre on Nov 10 with Ferdinand Steil in the title role. La Noveta to appear in The Prima Donna with Fritzi Scheff. Rosabel Morrison launches Faust tour starting Nov 3 at Wilkes-Barre. Chauncey Olcott to stage Raghead Robin in this city with new music by Frederic Knight Logan. International Tuberculosis Congress members to attend Hippodrome show, Sept functions noted. Agnes matinee at Majestic Theatre with Nance O’Neil. notable boxes include Lulu Glaser and Mary Mannering. E H Harriman and family attended the Astor to see The Man from Home with William Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serre Lee
Asheville
N. C
Agnes
Egerton Castle
Sweet Kitty Pellairs
Henry B. Harris
Maurice Campbell
Schiller
Wilhelm Tel
Chauncey Olcott
Frederic Knight Logan
Mr. Olcott
International Congress On
Washington
Majestic Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Lulu Glaser
Louie Gunning
Viola Allen
Mary Mannering
E. H. Harriman
Astor Theatre
William Hodge
Jury trial sought in divorce case over cruelty and infidelity
In a Supreme Court action, Justice Bishetfy denied framing issues for a jury on cruelty and lack of support by Maximilian M. Rettenau against Elizabeth Lenore Ruttenau of 2 Stone Street. He granted issues for a jury on infidelity in a counterclaim by Ruttenau, who says seven years of abuse began after her marriage at age 17. She cites seven years of ill treatment and subsistence of pennies, while he allegedly enjoyed lavish living, including the Arion Club. The trial is set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bishetfy
Supreme Court
Elizabeth Lenore Ruttenau
Maximilian M. Rettenau
Stone Street
Ruttenau
Sho
Ruttenay
John J. Lyons, Jr
Lyons
Majestic Arrives After Foggy Atlantic Voyage
The White Star liner Majestic arrived at her pier after a voyage from Southampton marked by dense fog. Passengers included Daniel C. Gilman former Johns Hopkins president Abner C. Thomas Judge of the Surrogate Court Dr John Collins Warren and Episcopal Bishop Edward Francis Every.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Southampton
Queenstown
Daniel C. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Abner C. Thomas
John Collins Warren
Edward Francis Every
Falkland Islands
F. H. Bohlen
Philadelphia
Halstead Dorey
Gort
Way
Water Theft Claim Filed Over Sing Sing Pipe
Water Register Michael Pridden alleges city water seeped into Sing Sing through an unmetered eight inch pipe tapped to a city main and a two inch line to a nearby piano factory. He seeks 1500 dollars yearly for fifty years totaling 75000 dollars, arguing a statute of limitations issue. No date for installation is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Piano
Padder
Padden
Diamond Thief Suspect Arrested in Newark Case
Mrs Frank Grisson a Newark chambermaid was arrested at 15 Sanders Street as police link her to a possible diamond theft ring with prior activity in Trenton and Philadelphia. The couple had worked two weeks at Parkmere apartments 560 Park Street and police note a $100 gift and missing jewelry from Pa railroad official Hi F Spulinzer who stayed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grisson
Sanders Street
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Hi. F. Spulinzer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parkmere
Pilot Crashes Off Kart's Island Sloop near City Island
Alexander S. Banta living on Horton Street City Island was piloting a small sloop home when the steamer Harvard from Boston passed close by. The swell drove him toward rocks off Kart's Island and the craft pounded ashore. He was crushed by timbers and left senseless with broken ribs before his fellow pilot brother Williams rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander S. Banta
Horton Street
City Island
Harvard
Boston
Banta
Kart’s Island
Williams
Death of Justice Patrick Keady of Special Sessions
Justice Patrick Keady of the Court of Special Sessions in Brooklyn died Tuesday night at his home 4%6 Clinton Avenue in his 69th year. Born in Ireland in 1839 he came to the United States, supported himself as a house painter, studied law, and joined the New York Bar. He led in notable trials including Beecher Tilton and Merrigan, served as Fire Marshal after the 1876 Brooklyn Theatre fire, held two Assembly terms, and was appointed to the Special Sessions bench in 1902 with reappointment by Mayor McClellan in 1905. He leaves a widow and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Keady
Court of Special Sessions
Brooklyn
Clinton Avenue
Ireland
New York
Beecher-Tilton
Merrigan
Edward Banker Hilton Dies in Milan at 57
Edward Banker Hilton, a former New York lawyer and eldest son of the late Judge Trenry Hilton, died suddenly in Milan Italy last Sunday at age fifty eight. A Columbia graduate he belonged to the firm Davies Work McNanee Hilton and later represented Hilton Hughes Denning in Paris for twenty five years. His widow and two daughters reside in Paris. He was brother to Col Albert Hilton and Mrs Horace Russell wife of ex Judge Russell of the Superior Court of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Banker Hilton
New York
Trenry Hilton
Milan
Italy
Columbia University
Davies, Work, MecNanee & Hilton
Hilton, Hughes & Denning
Paris
Col
Albert Hilton
Horace Russell
Russell
Superior Court
William W. Lyon dies in Brooklyn at 47
William W. Lyon a well known newspaper man and Wall Street figure died at his Brooklyn home 90 Decatur Street. He was born in Buffalo in 1847, served as drummer boy in the Civil War and as Major aide to Gen Graves. A Cornell graduate, he practiced law before turning to journalism with The Commercial Advertiser The World The Times and later the New York News Bureau. He leaves a wife and one child and will be buried in Buffalo.
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William W. Lyon
Wall Street
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Buffalo
National Guard
New York State
Graves
Cornell University
Alpha Delta Phil
Toork City
Commercial Advertiser
the World
the Times
New York News Bureau
Financial District
Boston Mayor Details Savings From City Budget Measures
Boston Mayor Geo W. A. Hibbard outlined how nine months of staff cuts and contract reforms saved the city about $736,892. He credited eliminating unnecessary positions, tightening contracts, and trimming small expenses, while noting limits over schools and police spending. He urged standardized budgets, improved estimates, and retirement alternatives for older workers.
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Boston
Geo Wee A. Hibbard
Broadway
Hibbard
Police
Treasury
Flo
Health Department
Public Buildings Department
Water Department
Izv
Maxine Elliott Faints During My Self Bettina Matinee
Maxine Elliott fainted in the first act of her Daly’s Theatre play Myself Bettina due to indigestion and emotion. A management representative asked for audience indulgence, the curtain fell, and Miss Elliott recovered enough to finish the scene. She received warm applause for her courage and completed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Elliott
Bettina
Daly’s Theatre
Miss Elliott
Miss Eliott
John Marshall
Julian L. Estig¢ne
Elliott
Piri
Notable deaths fill several New York area records
A string of obituaries notes deaths of prominent figures including Augustus NCH in Washington at the Shoreham Hotel born 1885 Georgetown Ohio and Indiana University alum. Mrs Richard Yates widow of Dolros war governor dies in Jacksonville Illinois. Laura Mott widow of John Mott dies at Sarateca Springs. Denis Al Judge wife of Deputy Dock Commissioner dies at 275 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn. Henry Manott foreman at New York Navy Yard. Dwight E Wheeler plate glass finisher in Mount Vernon. Asa Willey former New York City Dock Commissioner in Fairfield County. Henry De Witt Van Orden of Brooklyn dies at Catskill summer home. Gilbert W Todd of Ossining dies in Ossining. Henrietta H Pearsall wife of Thomas E Pearsall dies in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Yates
Yates
Dolros
Renee
Jacksonville
Lexington
Pietra Yates
Laura Mott
John Mott
Sarateca Springs
Denis AL Judge
Clinton Avenue
Brooklyn
Henry DE Witt van Orden
Broanklyn
Catskill
N.U
van “Orden Ters
Greenwich Street
New York
Board of Domestic Missions of
The
Reformed Church In America
Collegiate Church of
Tompkins and Tompkins Offer Wills Services
Law firm Tompkins and Tompkins headquartered at 166 Fifth Avenue announces wills and probate services including lis pendens preparation and estate planning guidance from experienced counselors-at-law for clients seeking probate assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Marriages Recorded in New York and Nearby Cities
Multiple wedding notices dated early October 1908 record marriages in New York City and surrounding area. The entries name brides and grooms including Marie Louise Norris to Henry Cowper Gollan and Julia Beletwalt GrafeF to J Howard Warren Graf, with churches and officiants noted. Additional unions include Etna Capen to John Henry Lay ham and Mary Eaton to Dr John Mann among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Layham
New York City
Mann—Eaton
Church ‘of Zion
St. Timothy
Henry Lubeck
Mary
Calvin Ward Eaton
Athamy
John Mann
Old Westbury
Neilson—Russell
Christ Chu Cambridge
Prescott Evarts
RE. B. Joyce
Sarah Elizabeth
Joseph Ballister
Robert Hyde Neilson
New Bruwick
N. J
Funeral notices from New York area dated October 1908
This notice lists multiple obituaries and funeral details for residents and relatives in New York, New Jersey and nearby areas. Names include Louis Fitzgerald, Margaret Hackstaff, Fredericka Hart, Edward Hilton, Israce Kun, Gilbert Todd, Helen Ord, Mary Perret, Jeremiah Pitchester, Mary Pinckney, Gilbert Todd, Henry Van Orden, Frederic Van Vieck, Frank Vredenburgh, Caroline Alexander, Amnie Arnot, William Baldwin and William Barclay with interment at Woodlawn, Mt. Auburn, Dale Cemetery and local churches on dates in October 1908. Funeral services and train arrivals are noted for several ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
Ater
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fitzgerald
Louis Fitzgerald
eKirth Company
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Grand ‘Central Station
Thomas Dimond
Hackstaff
East Hampton
T. L
Margaret Euphemia Hackstaff
Charles I. Hackstaff
Eugene A. Stoffman
D.-D
Trinity Chapel
New York
Middletown
Conn
Hart
Douglas Road
Glen. Ridge
Fredericka. R. Hart
Gifford R. Hart
Hilton
Milan
Italy
Edward Planker Hilton
Henry Hilton
Kuhn
Lenox Mess
Israce M. Kun
Hartman Kuhn
William F. Cary
Tfity
A.M
King and Rielands
Brooklyn
Fish
LYM .N
Cabadoee
George Clark Lyman
Joseph and
Mary Clark Lymen
Englewood
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Chambers St
Erie. Ferry
Murray
T. Haughton Murray
James QC
Julia H. Murray
Mercer St
Princeton
N. J
N.Y
Helen Frances Ord
George J
Helen York
St. Andrew's Church
Woodland Cemetery
West 99Th St
Taos
Hartford
Phichester
Fordham
Jeremiah M. Phitchester
Stratford
New Haven
Mary Te Finckney
Thomas Pinckney
Ossining
N_ Y
Gilbert M_ Todd
St. Paul's Church
N. Y
Reformed Church of Catskill
Hudson
Eastern Parkway
Malleawan
Ri Vredenburgh
Rayonne
Frank Vredenburch
Anna
Alfred Vredenburgh
Schuyler Court
Funeral notices from a Brooklyn area listing multiple names
A Brooklyn section lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices with names ages and locations including Lucy Cook Mary Cummins Catherine Johann Anna Forster Christina Frick Gatchell Eliza Harra Nellie Hewarth Eugene Oliver Patrick Sinnott and others. Services set for today at various churches and homes in New York New Jersey and nearby towns with times commonly in the afternoon.
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Spring St. West Hobe
Sarah Dall
Dow
Manuel
M. Dow
I ‘Drake
Henry
St. Kingston
Abram T
Drugan
Brooklyn
Cathrine Thugan Dunn
Sie Ax
Dunn
Finckenstaedt
Kefsciusko
Mabel A. Iy
Kenstac Flannigan
Millburn
John J. Flannigan
Forster
Graham Av
Anna ‘Forster
Fu _ morranw
Franz
Mount Vernon
Jofnn Franz
I Frick
So Hart ‘St
Off
Christina Frick
Z Gatchell
Breecker St
Tie Gatchell
Harra
West Norwood
N. J. of
Eliza G. Harra
Hickson
Henry Hickson
Wwarth
Bloomfield
Howland
Yonkers
Thewland
HUNT
Halsey St
Newara
Itzelat Haverstraw
Lizel
Johann
Catherine
Morrow
Kayser
Testofean
Ipobeker
William Kayser
Clintem
Bypook G. Paurick Keady Keiser
Haverstraw
Georgia Keiser
Nirrow
M. J. Kelly
Railroad
Jersby
Ann ER Kelly
Kenny
Perry
T. Kenny
In Memoriam: Mass for Rev Jose Brophy at Our Lady
Mass for the Rev Jose Brophy of the Church of Our Lady of Sol island is announced for tomorrow at 4:20 PM. Friends and parishioners are invited to attend at the church with services led by local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrudeee
Mander Harry Path S. N
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
George Eckman
F. B. Cochran
Shelter Island
Hopatcong
Belleclaire
Brophy
Josephy
Church of Our Lady of Sol -Islang
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Trains Trolleys and Carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, or by carriage. Rates start at 152 dollars for lots. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Books Views or representative. Office address at 20 East 220 Street North City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 220 ST
N. T
Campbell Funeral Chapels and Ambulance Service
Frank E Campbell operates chapels at 241-243 West 34th Street with ambulance service listed under Chelena phone 134. The item notes a local funeral service provider offering arrangements and transfer capabilities.
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Frank E. Campbell
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Lutheran Church of
Theodore Douglas
John Bigelow
Charlemagne Tower
Social Notes
Vernon
Mrs
Wendell Baker
West
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John Turner
Athterbury
Bar Harbor
Alice van Rensselaer
Lenox
Frank Lester
Henry Potts
Atlanta
Ila
Major Wilson Farquheson
Scotland
Aresta
Walcott
Hampton Roads
Law
Plaintiff
Ame
Schumann-Heink
Bluecher—Opera Singers Arriv
George Cameron
Dramatists’ Club
Metropolitan Chorus
Elizabeth Ruttenau
Viscount Gorta
Justice Patrick Keady
Edward Sanker Hilton
Bostonic Finance Commission
E of
Massachusetts
Dr. Marshall
Callumet K
Roger~ Drake
Captain Try
Kitchen Webster D. Appleton & Co, Nee Vor
Augustus Nch
Shoreham Hotel
Georgetown
Henry Manott
New York Navy Yard
Greene Avenue
Old Breook Inn
Voluntier Fire Department
Beckforad
Dwight E. Wheeler
Adygms Street
South Edmiston
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Asa Willey
Fairfield Coenn
Yale
Frank’ C. Willey
Fairhaven
New England
United States Senate
Gilbert W. Todd
Lewisborough
Sing Sing
Board of Water Commissioners
Shattemuc Yacht and
Ance Club
Henrietta H. Pearsall
Thomas E. Pearsall
Eighth Avenue
Archibald Harvie
Crouch & Fitzgerald
Cortlandt
4Th St
Sixth Avenue
42D St
DU Bois-Hodgskin
Helen B. Hodeskin
Barron
du Bois
Goffe-Golding
Elnat. Golding
George G. Goffe
Goodwin—Angleman
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Ernst Rosenfeld Stewart
WILEY
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John M. Stewart
Dird
Byrne
Det Cook
Long Island
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Cummings
Yorkers
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Kenney
Tison
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Conville
SS. McCormick
Tin Werte
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Menonough
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Manning
Oliver Manning
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Kingston
Moore
New
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Lacy
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Conselvea
Brooklen
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