Philadelphia Pageant Recounts History From 1616 Onward
The pageant in Philadelphia drew thousands to Broad Street for a historic reenactment starring floats and costumed figures from the Onrust voyage in 1616 to the Revolution and Civil War eras. Highlights included Betsy Ross, Washington, and Rochambeau with 1 400 continental troops, while the Liberty Bell was shown being moved for safekeeping.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Phildelphia Peopl
Broad Street
Delaware
William Penn
George I i
Benjamin Ranklin
Boston
Old London Coffee House
Franklin and His
T ‘He University of Pennsylvania
Waree Jeffferson
Lafayette
John Paul Jones
Rothambeau
Betsy Ross
Old State House
Washington
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
John Adams
John Hancock
Samel
Adams
Robert Treat Paine
Allenee
Independence
Sir William Fione
Lord Cornwallis
Ranklin
Louis XVI
Yorktown
Rochambeau
Sons of Veterans
Jay Cooke
Tsinedin
Philadepha
Army of the Republic
Newport Hospital Receives Bequest From Late Mrs Collard
The Newport hospital has received a substantial bequest understood to be about 40000 dollars. The funds are said to come from the late Mrs Fiske Collard who died months ago. Collard was a long time Summer resident of Newport, owning an estate at Ochre Point. Her first husband was Josiah M. Fiske, a New York banker who spent summers in Newport and left his large estate to his wife.
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George W. Collard
Alexander Agassiz Gav
William B. Leeds
Thomas Tikchesk
J. J. Wysong
New York
Newport Golf Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Ledyard
Morris
Ey Cameroon Winslow
Wiliam
Stu Weils
Royal Phelps
Ora Bee Morgan
C Charles H. Baldwin
John Nicholas Brown
Harold Brown
Brow
Ethel N. Hyde
Capt
Arthur P
Albert H. Olmstead
Miss Olmstead
Bermuda
Nel de Eco Wivde
Fort Adams
Newport
Fiske Collard
Is. Collard
Ochre Point
Josiah M. Fiske
Lenox Social Scene Sees Guests and Local Winners
In Lenox Massachusetts on October 9 Mrs Ha Livingston Lee hosted a whist event with winners Mrs Byran Turner Mrs William Dayton Mrs Frank Sturgis and Miss Louise Gilmore. Guests arriving include Mr and Mrs Bryan K Stevens from New York to open their Main Street villa and others at the Curtis Hotel.
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New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Ha Livingston Lee
Byran Turner
William Dayton
Frank Sturgis
Louise Gilmore
Byran K. Stevens
New York
Main Street
George R. Schleffelin
John W. Minturn
Eliot Lee
Rs. E. M. Motley
Curtis Hotel
Frederic D. Tappan
Ethel Brooks
Mary
Gertrude Parsons
Stone-over
Frederic Bull
KE. H. van Ingen
Charlotte Barnes
Tuxedo Park
Cornelia Barnes
Tenhouse
Barnes
Cold Brook
Philip Lydg
Clipston Grange
Frank K. ‘Sturgis
le Roy W.baldwin
Lucille Baldwin
Warren E. Schoville
C. H. Johnson
W. E. Dickerman
Aspinwall
Joseph Medill Patterson
Chicago
Washington Society Notes Sailings and Arrivals
Washington society items report Constantine Brun, Danish minister for thirteen years, will sail for Europe on November 2 and be reassigned to a European post. The Brazilian secretary E L Chermont and Mme Chermont return to Washington for winter. Various officials and their families relocate to winter homes or abroad, with engagements announced for Miss Lillian Stone to George F. Appleby.
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New York Times
Washington
Constantine Brun
Denmark
Euroe
Brun
Bar Harbor
Tie
E. L. Chermont
Mme. Chermont
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Pittsfield
Mass
C. Glover
Europe
Westover
Fumn
Z Ae
Frederick K. Benedict
Rmn
Alu
Harris
Outdoor lovers find relief as showers ease dust
At Hot Springs Virginia on October 69 Inter it tents showers broke a spell of ideal weather for outdoor fans. The Casino hosted several bridge parties during the concert hour followed by tea. Mrs Melville E Ingalls hosted a large gathering while Joseph Harriman hosted a grillroom party. Mrs Ingalls offered silk cups as trophies for the upcoming putting contest to be held tomorrow.
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Hot Springs
Melville E. Ingalls
Joseph Harriman
M. E. Ingalls
Weddings Today Feature Freeman Fairchild and Janeway Oldses
Miss Freeman and Benjamin Tappen Fairchild wed at 3 pm in Christ Church Greenwich with a reception at Grayhurst. Miss Janeway and John Doon marry at Wing and Wing Garrisons on Hudson. Miss Mitchell and Edwin Oldses wed at 3:30 pm in Broad Street Congregational Church Newport. Mrs Archibald Mitchell hosts the reception. Mr Mitchell presides as Fisher Island Gun Club president.
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Julia Freeman
Frank Morgan Freeman
Benjamin Tappen Fairchild
Christ Church
Greenwich
Cann
Grayhurst
Bridfe
Grand Central Station
Frances Rodgers Janetway
Edward G. Janeway
John D.oon
Janeway
Garrisons-on-Hudson
Edith Irene Mitchell
Archibald Mitchell
Norwich
Conn
Edwin Allen Oldses
Brosdwiet Congregational Church
Mitchell
Fisher's Island Gun Club
Onderdonk Daughter to Wed Weekes at Christ Church
Miss Gladys Onderdonk of Oyster Bay will marry Bradford G. Weekes at 2 30 PM in Christ Church Oyster Bay Long Island. Matron of honor is Mrs Percy Le Roy Fearn sister of the bride and Shirly Onderdonk brother will give her away. Best man is J Clinton Work and ushers include Arthur D Weekes Jr Haroll H Weekes Perey Weekes and Josiah Macy. A small reception for relatives and intimate friends will follow at Mrs Fearn’s home.
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Gladys Onderdonk
Sarah D. Onderdonk
Andrew Onderdonk
Bradford G. Weekes
Arthur D. Weekes
Percy le Roy Fearn
Shirly, Onderdonk
Arthur D. Weekes, Jr
Haroll H. Weekes
Perey Weekes
Josiah Macy
Christ Church
Oyster Bay
L. I
Hina
Engagement of Mrs Florence Talcott Rogers and Walker Ewing Hope
Announcement of the engagement between Mrs Florence Talcott Rogers of New Britain Connecticut and Walker Ewing Hope of Brooklyn New York. Hope is a Princeton graduate class of 1901 and a lawyer with the firm Masten Nichols at 49 Wall Street.
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Florence Talcott Rogers
New Britain, Conn
Walker Ewing Hope
Brooklyn
Hope
Princeton University
Masten & Nichols
Wall Street
Miss Marion Terry Arrives in New York For Montreal Debut
Miss Marion Terry sister of Ellen Terry arrives aboard the Lusitania for a two week stay in New York before heading to Montreal to star in Paul Bourgets Divorce, a Paris hit, with an American adaptation by Stanislaus Stinge. The actress sprained her ankle en route and speaks about the play and divorce laws with curiosity and caution.
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Marion Terry
Ellen Terry
England
L Lusitania
New York
Montreal
Paul Bourget
Paris
Terry
Lusitania
Weil
Jit
Bourget
France
Tery
Miss Terry
Fred C. Whitney
Anislaus Stinge
Dolly Varddn
Rawhearsa
Nelly Roland
Eines Theatre
Vienna
Vincent Serrano
John Glendinning
Memory and Tomorrow opens at Lyric with Mary Mannering
Mary Mannering rehearses Memory and Tomorrow a new emotional drama by S B Tilton at the Lyric. Miss Mannering plays a young girl in London who is betrayed by an unscrupulous artist, later marries in America, and fights to protect her family as the artist threatens exposure. The company includes Frederick Truesdale John Westley Helen MacBeth and others.
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Mary Mannering
Lyric Theatre
S. B. Tilton
Miss Mannering
London
America
Frederick Truesdale
John Westley
Helen MacBeth
Chrlotta Gaunt
Addison Pitt
Henry West
Robert Vivian
Ronald Ernest
Gertrude Clemens
James Dickson
Stephan Davis
Truesdale
Carlotta Nilsson
Musical Notes and Concert Plans at Mendelssohn Hall
Sam Franko announces a series of concerts featuring the Bach Choral Society at Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday evenings with works highlighting old master instrumental origins. The Adele Margulies Trio schedules three chamber music concerts there on Dec 1, Jan 19, and Feb 23. Navy 14 marks the American debut of Dr. Ludwig Wueliner with Coenraad V. Bos. Arthur Whiting’s expositions continue, expanding a four year course across several colleges including Harvard, Princeton, and Yale.
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Sam Franko
Bach Choral Society
Mendelssohn Hall
Dee
George
W. Naumburg
Wall. Street
Arthur Whiting
Harvard
Princeton
Imbherst
Bryn Mawr
Yale
Williams's Greenpoint theatre opens with McIntyre and Heath
Percy Williams presents the new Greenpoint theatre program led by McIntyre and Heath. J M Barrie offers The Little Minister manuscript to Maude Adams. Charles Frohman awaits Hubert Henry Davies new comedy for production in New York and London. Harry B Smith and Reginald de Koven rehearse out of town for The Golden Butterfly at Broadway. Gus Edwards engages School Days road company with Lily Deggn Hart Grace King and Isabel Crawford.
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Percy ‘G. “Williams
Greenpoint Cil Eren
McIntyre and Heath
J. M. Barrie
Maude Adams
Charles Frohman
Hubert Henry Davies
Kate
Gus Edwards
Lily Deggn Hart
Grace King
Isabel Crawford
Election Day Voting Hours and Registration Note
Polls open from 7 AM to 10 PM on November 3. Unauthorized voters must register to vote. Those seeking to participate in the next primary must enroll when registering.
Phonograph Lectures Join Tuberculosis Fight in Washington
Washington starts a tuberculosis campaign using graphophone lectures from New York with Paul Bernhardt directing. An auto mounted phonograph delivers short talks on prevention and treatment along with music to attract crowds, visiting Shelter and Elmira before touring New York and New Jersey.
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New York Times
Washington
State Charities Association of New York
New York State Board of Health
New York
Paul Bernhardt
Medical Museum
Elmira
N.Y
Mr. Bernhardt
State
New Jersey
ZIEGFELD MUST PAY SHUBERT
City Court Justice McAvoy ordered Florenz Ziegfeld Jr to pay Lee Shubert one thousand dollars plus two hundred fifty dollars interest for advancing Miss Anna Held’s services. Held signed with Klaw and Erlanger, leading Shubert to demand the advance’s return after Ziegfeld failed to sign a contract. James K. Hackett to present The Crisis at Hackett Theatre next week with a strong company.
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McAvoy
Lee Shubert
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Shubert
Ziegfeld
Anna Held
Miss Held
Shupert
Klaw & Erlanger
Cohan Harris to Lease Grand Opera House in 1910
Cohan and Harris plan to take over the Grand Opera House at Eighth Avenue and Twenty-third Street on a five year lease. The rent is $55,000 annually and the deal is arranged by executors of the Jay Gould estate, led by George J. Gould. The lease begins in 1910.
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Cohan
George M. Cohan
Sam Harris
Cohan & Harris
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Times
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Nazimova to Present Ibsen Repertoire in New York
Last appearances in New York for months by Mme Nazimova arrive at the West End Theatre the week of October 19 with Ibsen plays in English and Bracco's Comtesse Coquette to conclude. She plans a long tour of Central States cities after the engagement.
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New York
Mme. Nazimova
West Ind Theatre
Bracco
Ocean Travelers and Atlantic Liners Departing
A list of transatlantic liners sailing today from New York and Liverpool with passenger rosters including Mr and Mrs, doctors, professors, and consuls mingled among names like Henry Bacon, J A Martinez, and Edward P Allis. Also notes Thomas Dawson arriving as American Minister to Bogota aboard the Prinz Sigismund.
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New York
Southampton
Henry Bacon
Giovanni Banchetti
E. Beraneck
Robert Bruce
Vranuk
FE. Flanders
D. A. Herron
J. A. Martinez
C. W W. Taylor
Horace. Les Washington
Marseilles
Washington
Barparossa
Bremen
Margaret Deubert
Elsa Langnickel
Anna Méver
E. A. Nettleton
M. C. Suess
Helen Whitmore
Umbria
Liverpool
Ernest W. Bugacott
William Allen Frances
P. B. Hall
Milo E. Hayes
Henry V. Lawes
George H. Reynolds
Bertram Webb
Finland
Antwerp
Summer Arnold
Theocot Bowtie
Jack Curran
Wiliam Eldridge
George L. Harrison
M. M.stephenson
John Ware
Konig Albert
Naples
Josiah M Bacon
George I. Beardsley
Camil Calieja
Carolina E. Cobb
Jules Guerin
J.W. Hinkler
Edward G. Hinkley
E. C.hobson
Mer. Lammel
James. Macbeth
William Manning
Eugenio Sorrentino
L. M Williams
President Lincoln
Hamburg
Edward P. Allis
H.M. Beall
Vera Cook
George S. Griscom
John Hurd Hawley
J. P. Howard
I. A. Kip
D. W. Saxe
William J. Wats
Mesaba
London
Gertrude G. Cooper
William A. Evans
W. B. Fairbairn
E. M. Henderson
Moncrieff Patterson
E. L. Wilkerson
Thomas Dawson
Bogota
Prinz Sigismund
Savanilla
Wedding notices and society events from Catskill to New York
The item lists weddings and social happenings in October at various locations including Palenville Trinity Church and Cornwall-on-Hudson. It notes Katherine Clarke marrying Frederick Hill, Winthrop Welch to Eunice Nott, and multiple society gatherings, arrivals, and débutante events with names such as the Archbolds, Dodges, Rockefellers, and Kleinhans among others.
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Katherine Clarke
Frank C. Clarke
Catskill
N. Y
Frederick Hill
Hiland Hill
New York
Palenville
Harry Lauder Returns Home Aboard Lusitania
Scots comedian Harry Lauder, in Highland costume, saluted from the Lusitania as a ritual welcome by a Quarantine party firing small cannons. The procession included bagpipes and a red lion on yellow banners. He sang for Seamen's Missions and heads to Lincoln Square Theatre next Monday.
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Harry Lauder
Cunard
Lusitania
Edward Bixby
Lauders
Lauder
Astor
Lincoln Square Theatre
Gillette in Samson premieres in Rochester Lyceum
Henri Bernstein's Samson receives its first American presentation at the Lyceum Theatre Rochester with William Gillette as Maurice Brachard. Constance Collier plays Anne Marie, the wife of Brachard, and the cast includes Marie Wainwright Frederic de Belleville George Probert Pauline Frederic and Arthur Byron.
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New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
Henri Bernstein
Samson
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Lyceum Theatre
Mr. Gillette
Maurice Brachard
Constance Collier
Beerbohm Tree
Anne Marie
Brachard
Marie Wainwright
Frederic de Belleville
George Probert
Pauline Frederic
Arthur Byron
German Chorus Begins Parsifal Rehearsals at Opera House
The German chorus of the Metropolitan Opera started Parsifal rehearsals in the Opera House foyer under Hans Stiner, the new chorus master from Munich. Mr. Dippel welcomed singers and suggested the first performance may be on Thanksgiving Day with Mme Fremstad and Messrs Burgstaller Feinhals and Witherspoon in the cast, conducted by Mr. Hertz.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera House
Hans Stiner
Court Theatre
Munich
Dippel
Mme, Fremstad
Messrs. Burgstaller
Richard Webber Dies at Sea After Europe Tour
Wireless message reports Richard Webber Sr. dead at sea aboard the steamship St Louis. He died of heart disease at 61 while returning from Europe. Born in England, he built a major Harlem butcher business and rose to run a large East 120th Street shop. Survived by wife Lucy Ford and three children. His home was 1871 Madison Avenue.
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Richard Webber, Jr
United States
St. Louis
Europe
Mr. Webber
England
Harlem
East 120Th Street
Lucy Ford
William
Richard
Madison Avenue
Derby industrialist Theodore Bassett dies at 69
Theodore S Bassett longtime head at United States Rubber Reclaiming Works and vice president of Iron Foundry Company of Derby Conn dies suddenly at his Milford Conn country home. He will be buried this afternoon from Second Congregational Church Derby. A special train from Grand Central will carry mourners to the funeral. Bassett born in Derby and educated in business, once Derby postmaster and a prominent Mason.
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United States Rubber Reclaiming Works
Duane Street
Manhattan
Iron Foundry Company of
Derby, Coenn
Fort Trumbull Beach
Milford
Derby
Conn
Commodore Isaac Hull
Bassett
Postminster
Qleveland
Banker-Author E. H. Goss Dies in Melrose
Elbridge Henry Goss a prominent banker and author died of pneumonia in Melrose Mass at age 71 He served twenty four years as treasurer of Melrose Savings Bank and was a four year member of the Massachusetts Legislature He wrote historical works including a life of Paul Revere published in 1891.
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Melrose
Mass
Elbridge Henry Goss
Melrose Savings Bank
Boston
Massachusetts
Paul Revere
Obituaries listed for several Brooklyn area residents
Fred erick S van Vleck aged fifty died at his home in Brooklyn. Maurice Ack a former Hoboken policeman died at his Hoboken home aged seventy three leaving five children. Joseph F X Stack a mayoral candidate is noted as a son. William A Church a Public Service Corporation claim adjuster died in Elizabeth at thirty six years. Francis J Nolan a New York Fire Department engineer died of apoplexy at his home aged fifty eight. Ames W Renwick retired carriage maker died at seventy nine. Hanna H Barton widow died in Irvington aged eighty one. Marie Theresa Kd emp le wife of Dr Robert Koemple died of brain hemorrhage aged fifty four. Capt William Fletcher Pendleton retired pilot died in Brooklyn aged about seventy. Surviving spouses and children noted where applicable.
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Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Maurice
Ack
Hoboken
Garden Street
Joseph F. X.stack
Mary Michael
Hoboken ‘Home For the
Theresa Murr
St. Joseph's Home For
William A. Church
Public Service Corporation
Union
Middlesex Counties
N. J
Mary Street
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Francis J. Nolan
New York Fire Department
Prospect Avenue
Ames’ W. Renwick
Wiliam Barton
Charles Eddison
Irvington
Marie Theresa Kdemple
Robert A. Koemple
East Eighty-sixth Street
New York City
William Fletcher Pendleton
Rockaway Avenue
Inon Steamboat Company
Barton
Irvin
Hansah Witaw
Wiliam Garten
Furiet
St. Narnabas
Cart'azes
New York
Kinny-omit
Redford
Eafest
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Hudson
Jarard
Wis
M. Iren
wieHit
Chichesten
Fordham
Jeremiah M. Chichester
Privata
Cryan
Maarie Thert
Floren Cryan
Maple Ave
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Wordia
Husharie
Claremion
DEVO
Noble
Sbeloved
Trinity Chapel
Tininett
Rebar
John Jitmars
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T. Eligebeth Morris Griffith
Palcar Griffith
Lipklyn
Hart
Yorktown
Stee
L’ Hart
Abe Tan
Alice Danfrom
Emily
George Jr
Hogg
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Mt Auburn
Philadelphia
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Mary Clark I
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Presbyterian Wood
Fort York City
Erie Ferry
Mehagan
Charles H. Mehagan
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Kelly
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Buria
Louisville
Cor Renwick
Mornin
James W. Renwick
Roosevelt Criticises The Melting Pot In White House Viewing
President Theodore Roosevelt and guests attended Israel Zangwill's premiere of The Melting Pot. The plot on American life and divorce drew strong reactions with Roosevelt applauding at times and later inviting the author to discuss changes. Zangwill promised edits to soften the divorce emphasis.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Straus
Metcalf
Loeb
Israel Zangwill
America
Zangwill
Maude Adams Sails to Atlantic City for Barrie Play Rehearsals
Maude Adams and her company will travel to Atlantic City next Monday to rehearse the Barrie play What Every Woman Knows. The shortage of theatres in town forces Charles Frohman to seek an out of town venue for rehearsals.
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Maude Adams
Barrie
Atlantic City
Charles Frohman
Tompkins & Tompkins Probate Notice
Wills and probate matters presented by Tompkins and Tompkins Counselors at Law located at 156 Fifth Avenue. Probate of Wiks referenced in this business notice.
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Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wiks
Fiske and Thiefes Families Welcome Daughters
On October 15 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Georges B Fiske. Also in October a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs pmill R Thiefes. The notices record two newborns and acknowledge the new family members.
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Georges B
Thiefes
Pmill R. Thiefes
Posner Hilborn Engagement Announcement
Mr and Mrs Gustav Fifsborn announce the engagement of their daughter Jennie to L Keleoy Posner of New York. At home Sunday Oct 18 from 6 PM 22 West Sixth Street No cards.
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Posner
Hilborn
Gustav “Fifsborn
Jennie
L. Keleoy
New York
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Marriages and Obituaries From Kingsboro and Jersey City
A long article lists numerous marriage notices dated Oct 7 1908 from Kingsboro and Jersey City, naming brides and grooms including Joan Kouwenhoven Wilbur L Ball and Efeaner Blackford Edyard Buchanan Cassatt among many others. It also records a string of obituaries and funeral notices with names, residences, and locations such as Jersey City Orange N J Newark and Brooklyn, noting services and interment details for dozens of individuals.
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Ball — Kouwenhoven
Kingsboro
Brookiike N
Hark
Joan Kouwenhoven
Wilbur L. Ball
Cassatt—Smith
West View
Fauquier County
Virginia
Alexander B. Carpineton
Efeaner Blackford
Willian Kenry Smith
Capt
Edyard Bduchanan Cassatt
Thirteenth
United States Cavalry
Fleartbreak Hill reviewer notes early works
The Post New York Evening praises the author for Mr. Viele's Inn of the Silver Micon and the present benefactor. The critic commends the straightforward reading approach and the writer's continued impact on readers.
Kearns Mass Held at Newark Church
Mass for J Agatha Kearny at St Onese Church Newark N J today at 7 Mass for James Kelly Sacra Heart Church today at 10 AM
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James
Sacra Heart Church
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Trednasday, Ey T Harthian “Kuhn ‘Cary Fillam
Agenix
Inter- Saturns
Stoutenbu
Enhara
Bas Wiltam Stoutenburgh
John N J
Tris
Freehaf Familiy
Todd
Ghibert M. Todd
Dale
Thaler
Louis
Boylan Haler
M.P
Cassidy
Sor
Puneral
Boy St
Paul
Annia Tohn
J. i Royian
I. Johnnorning
Herman Knickerbocker Viele
John Rae
Duffield