Runaway Scatters Montclair Horse Show Crowd
At Montclair New Jersey the third annual Montclair Riding Driving and Automobile Club show ended with a runaway horse in the saddle horse classes causing a panic among spectators. John Sturm Jr's bay gelding Spot bolted prompting warnings from Wright Allen and a crowded ringside scramble. the horse was captured and withdrawn after injuring several spectators. About 5 000 people attended the event with a large turnout from northern New Jersey and a grand reception at the Hotel Montclair to close the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Wright Allen
Corby
Foxhall
Elfih
Siriaaien
Hhimself
Adams
Elliott
Merrick
W. G. Frost
Lj.o. Ivey
A. H. Lamborn
V. S. Mulfora
Wr. F. McClain
Paul Wilcox
Eleanor
Alice Vezin
John ‘Warren
Thomas Loftus
M. ‘Loftus
R Hi Deetjen
H. H. Wehrhane
Hugh S. McClure
FE. A. Starks
Theodore J.maxfield
G. M. Frost
Henry G. Stephens
J. Pervis Milner
Walter F. Keenan
Aug. C. Corby
Lucille H. Hall
P. J. Kernan
Luella Day
I. N. Rogers
W Hitterling
Hell
Grant
Fred Armitage, Jr
F. T. Meyer
William McKinlay
J. A. Pulsifer
E. Johnson
Bryant, Jr
T. Brown
M. Webster
M. Taube
Kate Moore
Detroit
C. Bowman
I. Batten
Armatage
Rodman
I. Ackerman
I. Drosta
J. Peake
K. 3Auscher
K. Schmidt
Taylor
Iudor
Thomas Reed
A. Hirsh
W. F. Day
W. Mulford
C. . Meriweather
H. C. Bird
J. Capen
H. Parkley Ar
Miss Webster
Hines
Miss Williams
Dix
Miss Lee
Robinson
Helen Reed
Bertha Colby
W. D. Curd
F. M. Soule
Helen Curd
W. E. Marcus
Claude F. Roome
A. S. Williams
J. A. Howe
A. L.marvin
Misses Hewitt
Bainbridge
Henry Mantell
KE. Wheeler
Charles E. Ball
Henry R. Wilson
W. I. Lincoln Adams
M. Chapman
Elizabeth McAlster
Montclair Riding, Driving and Automobile ‘Club
New Jersey
Luella Bay
Claude
Social Notes from New York and Nearby Resorts
Mrs Frederick D Tappen and granddaughter Miss Michel Brooks return from Lenox and open their home at 49 East Sixty eighth Street. Various society engagements include engagements, travels, and upcoming dances at Delmonico's and St Regis with dates in December through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Tappen
Michel Brooks
Lenox
East Sixty-eighth Street
Hill Clarke wedding set for October in Palenville
Frederick Hill son of Mrs Hiland Hill and Miss Katherine Clarke daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank Clarke plan to wed Oct 17 at Gloria Dei Episcopal Church Palenville N Y. Maids include Clara Clarke Boston and bridesmaids Edith Sehuvier Doane Genevieve Scho field Chicago. Ushers include Benjamin Fairchild Stower New York Everett Abbott Brett Woodward Edward Kennedy and Joseph Hillman Hollister of Troy. Hill is Williams College 19. Welch Nott wedding to follow Oct 14 in Trinity Church Hamburg N Y with Reverend Voerhis officiating. Nott daughter of Mrs and Mrs Edward Salisbury Nott and Welch an architect in New York Chapter of A I A member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hill
Hiland Hill
Katherine Clarke
Frank C. Clarke
Catskill N. Y
Palenville
N. Y
Clarke
Clara Clarke
Boston
Edith Sehuvier Doane
Genevieve Schofield
Chicago
Hamburg
Ernest Voerhis
St. John the Livine
Miss. Nott
Edward Salisbury Nott
N.Y
Welch
New York
American Institute of Architects and the Engineers’ Chub
Miss Ludington Engaged to John C. Powers
Mrs. Benjamin N Tudington of 44 East Sixty-ninth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Helen A Ludington to John C Powers. Miss Ludington is sister to Mrs. Eugene Jackson opposing Miss Micrietta Ludington. her mother was Miss Marietta Barclay. Powers is a member of the Calumet Merchants Garden City Golf and Hamilton Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ludington
J. C. Powers
Benjamin N. Tudington
East Sixty-ninth Street
Ness Helen A. Ludington
John C. Powers
Eugene Jackson Opp
Micrietta Ludington
Marietta Barclay
Powers
Calumet Merchants
Garden City Golf
Hamilton Clubs
Benefit concert for vivisection reform in New York
Mme Emma Hamesi volunteers to sing for 14 cents at a benefit for the New York Anti-Vivisection Society promoting limits on vivisection. The event is planned for Navy 10 afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria with patrons including Mrs John Jacob Astor and Mrs Edward Lauterbach. Executive Committee members are Mrs Edward Lauterbach Mrs Florence Hall Warine Miss Maude Ingersoll and Mrs David Belais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Emma Hamesi
New York
Navy
Waldorf-Astoria
John Jacob Astor
Edward Lauterbach
Lovell
Hall Jerome
Caroline de Forest
Robert G. Ingersoll
Mary Callender
Paul Merton
Miss Elizabeth Ring to wed Harvard coach Lewis Pieper
The Oct 21 marriage will unite Elizabeth Ring of Dorchester with Lewis Pieper Harvard baseball coach. Pieper, a Harvard graduate of the class of 1898 and Harvard Law School class of 1908, is the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth Ring
Elizabeth M. Ring
Victoria Street
Dorchester
Lewis Pp. Pieper
Harvard
Pieper
Harvard Law School
Talbot Couple Welcome First Son to Family
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Richmond Talbot Jr celebrate the birth of a son Friday night, their first son after a daughter born about eighteen months ago. Mrs. Talbot, formerly Miss Nannie Wright Brown, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldron P. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Richmond Talbot, Jr
North Carolina Society Dinner In New York At Café Boulevard
The North Carolina Society of New York held its arrival dinner at Café Boulevard with a large attendance. Speeches were delivered by toastmaster Augustus Van Wrysk Rev St Clair Hester Rufus L Patterson James W Osborne and Ralph Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society of New York
Café Boulevard
Augustus van Wrysk
St. Clair Hester
Rufus Ll. Patterson
James W. Osborne
Ralph Holland
Registration opens tomorrow for upcoming voting
Polls run 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Tomorrow, residents may register to vote. Those who do not register cannot vote on November 2. To participate in the next primary, you must enroll when you register.
Berkshire Hunt Tries Hard Trail In Richmond Valley Meet
The Berkshire Hunt held a seven mile trail in the Richmond Valley with frost in the air and many walls to cross. Guests included Vera Bloodgood Heloise Meyer Dana Turnure Sidway Shaw Dana and many New York social figures at a large outdoor breakfast on the lawn of Tanglewood overlooking Lake Mahkeenac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Richmond Valley
Berkshire Hills
Vera Bloodgood
Heloise Meyer
David Turner Dana
George E. Turnure
Harold Sidway
Herbert B. Shaw
David T. Dana
Tanglewood
Richard C. Dixey
Boston
Lake Mahkeenac
Bellefountaine
Giraud Foster
Wiliam Pellock
Osceola Halls
Robbie Peyster Tytus
Robert S. Brewster
John E. Alexandre
Alexandre
W. R. Bonsal
S. Parkman Shaw
George W. Folsom
Clementina. Furniss
Aleid Schenck
Joseph Lovering
J. Sanford Barnes
Cornelia Barnes
Thatcher M. Adams
Walter Lawrence
Robert Woodworth
Samuel Frothingham
Peyton van Rensselaer
William Armstrong
Miss Julia Freeman Weds Benjamin Fairchild at Christ Church
Mrs. Julia Freeman daughter of the late Gen Frank M Freeman married Benjamin Tappan Fairchild of New York City at Christ Church Greenwich. The ceremony was conducted by Rev William Owen and Rev George Thompson with a large Greenwich and New York society attendance and Palm decorated church.
MISS ONDERDONK A BRIDE
Bradford Gage Weekes son of Arthur D Weekes wed Miss Gladys Onderdonk at Christ Church Oyster Bay. The ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s sister Mrs Percy Le Roy Fear. Attendees included Roosevelt family and many society names. couple to reside in Costa Rica after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Gage Weekes
Christ Church, Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay
Arthur D. Weekes
Gladys Onderdonk
Sarah D. Onderdonk
Monee Onderdonk
Christ Church
Percy le Roy Fear
MISS BIGELOW WEDS MARSHALL N THAYER IN MASS
Miss Helen Bigelow of Blackstone Mass marries Marshall N Thayer of New York at the Bigelows home in Blackstone. The ceremony was conducted by Deanen William Sheffe Chase of Brooklyn with Edward acting as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall N. Thayer
New York
Blackstone, Mass
Boston man R Bigelow best man at wedding
At the ceremony R Bigelow of Boston served as best man and a wedding breakfast followed. After the service Mr and Mrs Thaver will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bigelow
Boston
Mrs. Thaver
New York
Laura Gordon Root Weds Stanley Gilbert at Hamilton College
In Hamilton College chapel Miss Laura Gordon Root, niece of Secretary Elihu Root, married Stanley Gilbert of New York. Presiding was President M. W. Stryker. The bride was given away by Edwin B. Root. best man Harry R. Barrows. Guests included Secretaries Root and Mrs Root and Elihu Root Jr. of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
N. Y
Hamilton College
Laura Gordon Root
Oren Root
Elihu Root
Stanley Gilbert
New York
M. W. Stryker
Edwin B. Root
Harry R. Barrows
Edward W. J
Floyd D. McLean
Mossman Mclean
Binghamton
Leslie Sarles
Liberty
Secretars’ Root
Miss Netting
Elihu Root, Jr
Miss Carolyn Elliott Weds Maurice Swetland in Montclair
Miss Carolyn Grace Elliott daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Gaylord Elliott married Maurice John Swetland of New York City at the bride’s home in Montclair. The Rev Amory Bradford officiated with Florence Elliott as maid of honor and several bridesmaids including Mattie Swetland Ada Fairchild and Florence Weise. Best man was W Elliott with ushers from Jamestown New York Cleveland Ohio and Brooklyn. The couple plans to reside in New York.
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Montclair
N. J
Carolyn Grace Elliott
Henry Gaylord Elliott
Upper Mourtaim Avenue
Seelock
Maurice John Swetland
New York City
Amory N. Bradford
Wirst Congregational Church
Ti. G. Elliott
Florence Flliott
Mattie E. Swetland
Ada Fairchild
Florence Weise
Florence Valu Cott
New York
Margery Muzzy
Paterson
W W. Elliott
Messrs. Havens, Grant
Jamestown
N. Y
Frederick Stevens
Walter M
Brinckerhoff
Frederick L. Swetland
Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond Whitmore
Brooklyn
Baltimore Wedding Unites Jane Stockton Huse and Lewis Humrichouse
Special to The New York from Baltimore Oct 10 The marriage of Miss Jane Stockton Huse daughter of Commander Harry Pineckney Huse U S N to Lewis Minford Humrichouse of Philadelphia took place in St John s Protestant Episcopal Church The Rev Wilbur Watkins performed the ceremony The bride foi by her father Mrs Conway Robinson cousin of the bride acted as her matron of honor with Miss Margaret Pusey Dorsey and Miss Nettie Horichouse as bridesmaids Harry Humbhhouse brother of the bridegroom was best man The ushers included William Weld George Frey Lucius Beebe Philadelphia and Robert Mason Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Jane Stockton Huse
Dughter
Harry Pineckney- Huse
Lewis Minford Humrichouse
Philadelphia
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Wilbur Watkins
Conway Robinson
Schenectady
Wedding at Church of the Transfiguration Unites Adele Nott and Jacques Hoffer
Adele Nott and Jacques Hoffer wed at the Church of the Transfiguration on Wednesday at noon. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Dr Houghton, united the Florida born bride and Hotel Frederick proprietor. A private dinner followed at the Frederick with a reception planned later this month. Hoffer’s career included roles at the Galle Face Hotel Colombo and Hotel Cecil London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Nott
C. N. Williams
Florida
Jacques Hoffer
Frederick
Fifty-sixth Street
Broadway
Houghton
Hoffer
New Yo
Colombo
Ceylon
Cecil
London
Faris
Urner Graham Wedding in Scotch Plains Baptist Church
Miss Gladys Urner daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Urner Fanwood marries Oscar R Graham Jr son of Mr and Mrs Oscar R Graham Elizabeth at Scotch Plains Baptist Church. Rev Harle Wallace Hathaway of Philadelphia officiates with bridesmaids Helen Doe Anna Poppenga Margaret Gibbs Helen Bigelow Margaret Cone Madeline Jubuch. Best man Clarence Bushy and ushers from Fanwood Elizabeth Pittsburg New York and Chicago attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Gladys Urner
Frank G. Urner
Fanwood
Oscar R. Graham
Elizabeth
Scotch Plains Baptist Church
Harle Wallace Hathaway
Philadelphia
Helen Doe
Anna Poppenga
Margaret Gibbs
Pittsburg
Helen Bigelow
Margaret Cone
Madeline Jubuch
New Yok
Grahham
Clarence Bushy
Charles al
Arnold Urner
Royal S. Cleaves
Lincoln
Cleaves
Harrison
Met'ann
Frank Morse
Chicago
Miss Margaret Lindsay Wed to Peter Blanchard at Baltimore
Miss Margaret Lindsay daughter of the late Dr James Lindsay married Peter Blanchard son of the late William Blanchard of New York. The ceremony occurred at 4 o clock at the bride’s mother's home 129 West Lanvale Street with relatives and a few friends present. The Rev Barnes Niver officiated assisted by the Rev Percy Hall. The bride was given away by her cousin D Sterrett Gittings. George Long Ware of Boston sister of the bride was matron of honor. The best man was Watt Blanchard the bridegroom’s brother from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Margaret Lindsay
James Lindsay
Peter Blanchard
William Blanchard
New York
West Lanvale Street
Oes Barnes Niver
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Percy Hall
Catonsville
D. Sterrett Gittings
George Long Ware
Boston
Watt. Blanchard
Wedding of Frances Rodgers Janeway and John David Lannon
The New York Times reports the wedding at Wing and Wing, the Janeway family country home. Miss Frances Rodgers Janeway, daughter of Dr Edward G Janeway and Mrs Jane Janeway, married John David Lannon with attendants Mildred DuBois Math Wendell and Edith Jones. Edward T Lefton served as best man, with ushers Voward W. Cram J Ossood Nichols Jr Grace and Thomas Wearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Garrison
Frances Rodgers Janew
Edward G. Janeway
Janeway
John David Lannon
Mildrew] du .Bois
Matge Wendell
Edith Jones
Edward T. Lefton
Voward W. Cram
J. Osssood Nichols
Thomas, Wearney
Theatrical Schedules and Openings Touted Across City Venues
Contracts signed for Daniel W Arthur and Charles Burnham to present Maris Cahill in The Bors aml Hetty at Waldack's Theatre. Maurice Levy's band performs tonight at the New York Theatre with Cheridah Simpson Virginia Richmond and Mirzka Gynt. Wireless premieres Oct 19 at National Theatre Washington. The Hight to Live slated for Knickerbocker Theatre in November. German The Ginsy Baron stars Graycie Sceatt at Orpheum Concert Garden. The Golden Butterfly opera promotes on Broadway with cameos. The Cash Girl debuts at Baker Theatre Dover New Jersey. Greenpoint Theatre opens under Percy G Williams with a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W Arthur
Charles ‘Burnham
Waldack
Theatre
Cating
Maris Cahill
Bors Aml Hetty
Maurice Levy
New York Theatre
Cheridah Simpson
Virginia Richmond
Mirzka Gynt
Orpheum
Third Avenue
Thirteenth’ Street
Klaws Erlanger
Pautine Phelps
Marion Short
St. Jeis
Roki Brothers
Mone
Lorette
Morris
Cameo Opera
Broadway
O. Henry turns playwright with The World and the Door
Noted short story writer O Henry has written a play titled The World and the Door. George C. Tyler and Campbell McCullough of Liebler & Co plan a New York production, stressing the play blends humor, tragedy, and philosophy with city life characters. The theme centers on an innate human pull toward a respectable life, even from ruin, without preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.henry
Ilene
New York City
George. C. Tyler
Campbell McCullouch
Liebler & Co
Mr. Henry
Mr. McCullough
Henry
Wretel
Reverend J L Townsend Dies Former House Chaplain at 82
The Rev J L Townsend former Chaplain of the United States House of Representatives died Thursday of old age in St Johns Hospital Brooklyn He will be buried in Danbury Monn with funeral at St James Episcopal Church Born in St John New Brunswick he earned A M from Columbia 1850 and Rh DD from General Theological Seminary He held multiple church roles including rector of Danbury Conn and pastorates in Jacksonville Peoria and Washington He retired in 18 6 and lived with son in law Walter M Wilson at 233 Greene Ave Brooklyn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Leander Townsend
United States House of Representatives
St. John’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Danbury, Monn
St. James's Episcopal Church
St. John, N. B
Jacob Townsend
Columbia University
General Theolgical Seminary
Trinity College
St. Stephen's College
Morgan Dix
Columbia
Phi Upsilon Fraternity
Grace Church
Cherry Valleyv
N. Y
Str James's
Danbury
Conn
Sherman
New Fairfield
Trinity Church
Jacksonville
St. Paul's
Peoria
Washington, T. E
Emily Noble Dey
George N. Devo
Church of the Advocate
Washington Avenue
Bronx
Trinity Chapel
Richard Towner Haviland
Putnam County
Patterson
Nine Partners
Dutchess County
Elizabeth Seers
South East
John J. Valentine
Carlier
Patchen Avenue
Alice Dutton McDonald
John R. McDonald
Fidelity Trust Company
Newark
Ludlow
South Third Street
South Orange
Howard E. Potter
James $. King
Naval Reserve Battalion
St. Leonard's
William D. Murphy Dies in Albany Democrat Leader
William D. Murphy, a well known Democrat born in Maryland in 1882, died at his Albany home. He served in the Assembly, was State Prisons Examiner, and helped found the Elmira Reformatory movement. Murphy authored a prison reform volume and spoke frequently for Democratic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren Fo
York
Albany
Xii
William D. Murphy
Leitersburg
Union College
Insti
Elmira Reformatorys
Murphy
William HH. Eneglish
English
Hancock
Obituary notices from Paterson area die in week
A collection of obituaries reports Charles Kruchen of Paterson Helvetia Hall dies of heart failure. De Witt Clinton Brodhead of Crooklyn, ex NYSE member, dies at 60. Peter Bd os of Jersey City and several others including Abraham Daniels and Lavinia J Shaws pass away. Also Emily Noble Dey and Richard Haviland noted, plus John J Valentine and Alice Dutton McDonald mourning. Caspar Oppel, Brooklyns house builder, survives with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kruchen
Paterson
Helvetia Hall
DE Witt Clinton Brodhead
George Hamilton Brodhead
New York Stock Exchange
Decatur Street
Crooklyn
The
Stock Exchange
Peter Bdos
New Jersey Yacht Club
Oll
Bergen Road
Jersey City
Seventh Ward
Republican Club
Clarendon Hotel
Eighteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Clavinia J. S Haws
Henry J
Haws
Stamford
Conn
Inlaw
Florence A. Haws
Old Sands
New York
Lands
Benjamin H. Ridgely Dies Suddenly in Mexico City
United States Consul General to Mexico City Benjamin H. Ridgely died suddenly aboard the Mexico City Pullman car while awaiting a train. Born July 18, 1861 in Caroline County Maryland, he rose from journalism to consular roles including Geneva Nantes Barcelona before his recent appointment. He was accompanied by wife and mother.
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United States
Mexico City
Monterey
Mex
Benjamin H. Ridgely
Ridgely
Laredo
Caroline County
Maryland
Louisville
Louisville Commercial
Louisville Courier-Journal
Young FE. Allison
Louisville Truth
Geneva
Nantes
Barcelona
Marcel Last
Friedmans announce engagement of Florence to Morris Friedman
Mr and Mrs Jacob Friedman announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Morris Friedman. At home Sunday October 11 1908 from 3 to 6 at 350 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedman—Friedman
Jacob Friedman
Florence
Morris Friedman
West Sith St
Marriages in Ossining and Hudson Valley Obs
A collection of marriage notices dated October 1908 from New York area churches. Couples listed include Adam Irene Jacobus and Spencer Cone Judson in Ossining. Frances G. Janeway and John David Lannon in Garrison-on-Hudson. Gladys Onderdonk and Bradford Gage Weekes at Oxster Bay. Helen R. Wise and Morris lLh?aim. May Birdsall and Walter Hi Church. Mabelle Hall Holloway and William Holloway. Mary J. Maxwell and William J. Maxwell. Bess Holcombe and Charles McCracken. Catherine I Glatz and Caleb T. Paine. Winifred A. Walker and Frank H. Read. Anna M. Wilson and Alexander W. Seaman. Etta H. Seymour and Edward Toothe.
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Jidson
Tacobus
Ossining
N. Y
B. Oakley Baldwin
Adam Irene
Samuel Medlar Jacobus
Spencer Cone Judson
Lannon
Janeway
Garrison-on-Hudson
N. Se
Frances Rogers
Edward G. Janeway
John David
Lannon, Weekes—Onderdonk
Christ Church, Oxster Bay
H. H. Washburn
Gladys
Andrew Onderdonk
Bradford Gage Weekes
Chaim—Wise
Helen RB
Wise
Morris lL.haim
Church Birdsall
Passaic Park
N. J
May
W. Birdsall
Walter
Hi Church
Holloway—Hale
Jersey City
Mabelle Hall
William Holloway
Maxwell—Ellis
Camillus
N.Y
Mary J. Ellis
Wiliam J. Maxwell
Mee Racken
Holcombe
Lambertville
Bess Holcombe
Charles McCracken
Paine—Glatz
Newark
Catherine I. Glatz
Caleb T. Paine
Read Waleker
Winifred A. _ Walker
Frank H. Read Seaman
Wilson
Anna M. Wilson
Alexander W. Seaman
Toothe-Seymour
Etta H. Seymour
Edward Toothe
Obituary notices from New York area Oct 1908 events
A collage of death notices and funeral details from New York area towns listing names ages and services. Entries include Carroll Case Reed Deve Hart James Maass Potter Roelker Thaler Todd Van Doren Augsberger Bauer Bellinger Behrens Pindewald Bird Block Cronin Daly Dawson Desmond Dibblee Doll Donaldson Donovan Drastel Dunn Elder and others with addresses and service times.
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ACROW
Pulaski St
Mary FE
Augsefreer
Sy Forshwit Avy
Anihir Augsberger
Agen Sth
Bauer
Pize St
New York
Teer Bauer
ST . Bellinger
Baltic St
Brooklyn
Touvis BeWirger Behrens
Knick
Magdalena
Bort
Pontan
New Rochelle
Barnks H. Benton
Brady
Ily Island
Catherine Brady
Cahile
Aly East Fork St
Anne A. Cahill
Camm
Summit
Newark
N. J
Martha Camm
Chardinet
Albert Chardinet
Cohen
St West
140Th St
Nathaniel Cohen
P. M. Coughlan
West 19Th St
Annie T. Coughlan
Cooley
Randolph Av
Jersey Try
Ort
Willian Covey
Gcrones
Flushing Av
James Cronin
Dalton
49Th St
Muriel A._ Dalton
Daly
van Brunt &St
Joseph Daly
Dawson
Cumberland Street
Frank J. ‘Dawson
Desmond
East 3d St
Ellen Desmond
Dibblee
William Dibblee
Doll
Annie Doll
Donaldson
Willam Donaldson
Donovan
Willow Terrace
Hoboken
Get T
Jennie Donovan
Drastel
Holland St
N. F
Multiple Obituaries Listed In New York City Notices
A lengthy obituary column lists numerous individuals with last residences in New York, New Jersey, and nearby areas. It records names such as Edwin R. Perniss, Clara Gilman, Walter Dard, James Golden, Dora Guensch e, and John Guthrie among others, with ages and brief funeral details. The notices indicate funerals today or upcoming in various locales including West 89th Street, 15th Street, and Paterson New Jersey.
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Feriss
Edwin R. Perniss
Gieman
Ray
Clara W. Gilman
Gilmartin
Wist
New York
Dolly
Gilmartin Goddarity
Walter Dard
Preottge
James J. Golden Griffen
Dever
Griffen
Guensche
Norwod
Dora Gifsehi
Dept Guilfoyle
Tel
Thomas Guilfoyle
Fumoral
Guthrie
Newark
N. J
John Guthrie
Walter St. Lourn
Arthur Hamma Hamilton
Wkiyn
Henry Hamilton
Haviland
Paterson
I. Haviland
St. Panerap
Henry
West
Miesander Henry
Pineral
Leo Hesselbacher
Linten Ap
Bonisa
Hesse Keester
Catherine D. Higby
Hodge
Ours Vernon
Het
Thoma
R. Hodge
Hulmel -A
Elsie J. Hulmes
Ared
Hummel
Wakeman
Lefpark
Magdalen Hummel
Oonthuis
Peter Fo McDonald
John Mahdr McLean
Wiver
William
McMaron
Mapledwr
Williamy
Mayledrim
Gee Martin
Deeraw
Miers Martin
Usth
Rudelpht Merers Moore
Stephen M. Mowre
AL Vetlan
William Abeer
J. Mullerh
Muller
Connor
Patrick O'Conne
Fupehaet Testa Patten
Hitle
Ay Brondt Hamma Patten
Posner
LS Vogel
Rents
St John Vogel
Fametal
Ls -St
Ravrelen
Cecra Walshset
Whitesell
Wieson
Joseph FP. Wilson
P Wolf
Charles” St. New
Ort
Peter
Ideal Cedar Grove Claastey at Flushing
Fragmentary notice describes a Cedar Grove site near Flushing with references to Greater New York rapid transit and cemetery access. The readable text mentions New York City and a transportation context without clear event details or dates.
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Cedar Grove
Flushing
T. St
Greater
New York
Anileta
New York City
Fre sTi h vtr:5 INTIFR ee EMETOe
The text appears garbled and unreadable. No coherent facts, names, or events are extractable to form a meaningful summary or title.
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B. G. Eli Kendig
Theo. T. Maxwell
Br. m. Beldin
Jacob Meyer
Wi. G. Red Axworthy
J. E. Meyer
Br. G. Americus
G. Ameer
Wi. G. Rowdy
Ed. S. Bunkie
Vo S. Mulford
G. Rex
M. KarHsh Queen
J. M. Green
Field
Nip
B. G. Tuck
M. F
J. J. McDonald
Social Notes
Clifford W. Vaughan
Clifford Lewis
John van Sebanes Oddie
Sedgemoor
Massapequa, L. 1
Walter E. Maynard
Lenox, Mass
Isaac
Kip
Sharcliff
Lakewood
Parker Newton
Paris
St. Regis
England
Eugene S. Reynal
Europe
New Assembly
Delmonico’s
New Amsterdam Club
Woman's Republican Club
Judge Whitmore
William S. Bennet
Ayana
Perry Belmont
August Belmont
Hempstead
S. F
Andor Pinter
Joseph H. Buckstein
West Fighty-ninth Street
Dena T
Frank Charles Cadden
Miss Eckstein
Henry T. Saxe
Hortense V. Saxe
Edgar A. Hirsch
East Hightieth Street
Hugh Baxter
SSS
Mildred Eytinge
Rose Eytinge
Hill-Clarke
W. A. Welch
Miss Nott
Hamburg, N. Y
Harold Talbots
North Carolina Society
At First
Sight
Lake White
Miss Freeman
Gen. Freeman
B. T. Fairchild
Greenwich
New York and
Greenwich Society
Julia Freeman
Benjamin Tappan Fairchild
William Owen
Mount’ Vernon
George. Thompson
Louise Freeman
Eleanor Hoyt
Evelyn Crimmins
John D. Crimmins
Mary Vanderhoef
George W. Vanderhoef
Constance Fairchild
Ralph C. Carroll
Belle Haven
William R. Steinway
Douglas Gibbons
Edmund Dailey
Teduis Bissell
William S. Fairchild
Benjamin Fairchild
Sheffield Scientific School
Daniel Bacon
Edward C. Hoyt
J. D.rimmins
Stanwood Menken
Livingston Best
R. H. Martin
Alexander Revell
Thomas Shaw
FE. K. Bedell
John S. Browning
Fred ©. Hilliard
Stanley Tyler
Sinclair. Smith
Edward Johnson
William Hays
John Aspregan
Arthur Schemerhorn
George Wilson
Charles Wilmot
Jasper Lynch
Dolly Lynch
Miss Onderdonk
Rex York
Fearn
Henry Ho Laidla
Alice Weekes
Miss Delano
D. C. Mills
J. &. McDonald
Walston Brown
Charles Mccdonald
Warren
Delano
Paul Cravath
Charles Lathrope
Ferdinand, Wilmerding
Courtey
Frederick Coudert
Rede Benedict
FE. Reeve Merritt
Henry Gilsey
Gilsey
Miss Bigelow
Blackstone
Massachusetts
New England
James R. Bigelow
Woonsocket
Thayer
F. N. Thayer
Boston University
Deanen William Sheffe Chase
Edward
Swetland-Elliots
Swetland
New
Humrichouse
Hu$e
Hoffer-Nott
Graham—Urner
R Blanchard
Lindsay
J. D. Lannon
New Baker Theatre
Dover
N J
Greenpoint Theatre
Percy G. Williams
O. Henry
Rev. J. ‘J. L. Townsend
W. D. Murphy
Joseph O'Connor
Rochester
Post-Express
O'Connor
Tribe's Hill
Montgomery County
Indianapolis Sentinel
New York World
Democrat and Chronicle
Buffalo Express
Marrne
Ryan
Munr
Reed, Son
Albert N
Florence Munroe Reed Cryan
South Troasway
Maple
White Plains
Grand Central Station
Rir AM
Woodlawn
Hedwig A. Maass
Sanford St. East Orange
Potter
Ronsevelt Hospital
A. Tndiew Potter
Howard FE. Potter
St. Roelker
Regenn
Italy
Fe, Boylan
West Fist
Anna’ Wood van Doren
Patenee AL van Doren
St. Ann's Church
Morvisanta
St. Ann's
Ste
Trenton
Dr. Lyon
Maillard's
Wall
Hp. Hy
Eirias
Groerry
Aml
Cisenler
Madison Square Garden
Cullen
Rman
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Pop Lee
Diane S
Wones
Dee
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Grand ' Sentiod
Retleys
Ith
Frank
Dr. Rolanl Ip. Jones Tosti
Maisie
Society of Trivarss
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Mary the Virgin
Church of St
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Salemn
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