Pierre of the Plains stage adaptation stars Elsie Ferguson
Edgar Selwyn brings Pierre and His People to the Hudson Theatre with Elsie Ferguson as Jen and Clifford Stork, Paul Dickey, Richard Sterling, Joseph Adelman, Harrison Armstrong also in the cast. Selwyn adapts the Parker stories into a breezy melodrama with romance and action set in the Hudson Bay country. Ferguson earns praise for charm, voice, and sympathetic portrayal as Jen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Hilbert Parker
Pierre and His
Mr. Selwyn
Hudson
Matt Brady
Sos
Pile Bne Geise
Scott Siggins Oowankatchie
George Schaeffer
Miami -Grace Cleveland
Jap Durkin
Paul Dickey
Val Galbraith
Richard Sterling
Jen Galbraith Waeee
Elsie Ferguson
Goraine
Joséph Adelman
Peter Galbraith
Harrison Armstrong
Pierre
Edgar Selwyn Sergt
Tom Redding
Clifford Stork
Inspector Whitby
Priekts
Walter Craven
Orporal
Tom Kearney
Red
Turner Callahan
John Parker
Edgar Selwyn
Hudson Theatre
G'lbert Parker
Jiudson Bay
Parker
Gailbraith
Mounted Police
Cailbraith
Tom Reading
Jen
Orty
Devil
Durkin
Joseph Adelman
Social Notes Miss Helen Ludington to Wed in February
Miss Helen Ludington daughter of Mrs Benjamin C Ludington and John C Powers will wed early February with date and details undecided. Also mentions society guests at the St Regis including Lord and Lady Northcliffe Mrs Douglas Pennant and others John C Powers engagement announced last Sunday in these columns.
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Helen. A. Ludington
Benjamin C. Ludington
John ¢. Powers
Lord and Lady Northcliffe
Cne Douglas-Pennant
St. Regis
Baron von Hengelmuller
Tenox
Clarence Kent Peck
Chicago
Mrs. S. K. Martin
MISS WALKER WEDS RAE ROGERS IN ELEGANT FALL WEDDING
Rae Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Archibald Rogers married Miss Marguerite E Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker Jr at the Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue and Twenty ninth Street The ceremony featured lace gowns bouquets and family attendants The couple will sail for Europe on their bridal tour Rae Rogers formerly played half back for Yale freshman team
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Fifth Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Rae Rogers
Archibald Rogers
Marguerite E. Walker
Joseph Walker, Jr
Samuel Sloan
David J. Burrell
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Carol Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Ben Rogers
Aileen Osborn
William Church Osborn
Eleanor Greene
Francis V. Greene
Greene
Helen Coster
Charles Coster
Jeanette Kissel
Gustav Wissel
Catherine Colt
Catherine Parsons
Annie Rogers
Kate Greenaway
Mr. Rogers
Edmund
Nf. Rogers
Herman L
Rogers—Walker
Marble Collegiate Church
Endicott. Peabody of
Miss Clarisse Bloom Weds Dr. Alfred M. Hellman at Sherry's
A wedding at Sherry's yesterday afternoon united Miss Clarisse Bloom of 1038 Fifth Avenue with Dr. Alfred M. Hellman in a ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Joseph Silverman. The couple, 250 guests, will reside on West Eighty-sixth Street after a seven week honeymoon.
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Sherry’s
Clarisse Bloom
Jacob N. Bloom
Fifth Avenue
Alfred M. Hellman
Joseph Silverman
Tempel Emanu-El
Evelyn B. Bloom
Alice Hanauer
Jerome J. Hanauer
Anthony H. Harrigan
Leo Mayer
R. Ottenburg
Max Scheur
Lewis M. Scheur
Arthur §. Stiner
S. M. Fischer
Arthur Meyer
West Eighty-sixth Street
Hellman
New York
White Hoyt Nuptials in Morristown
Miss Margaret Ely Hoyt and Theodore Tweedy White wed in the Church of the Redeemer Morristown at 3 30 p m The ceremony was conducted by Rev William M Hughes with Rev P F Jurges assisting The bride wore white satin with lilies of the valley and white orchids The bridal party included Miss Marguerite Vernam Miss Ruth Schultz Miss Gladys Renaud Miss Alita Enery Miss Catherine Clarke Miss Ethel Cutler and ushers Thomas Dickson Palmer Letchford Francis C Hoyt Edward Howell Robert A Granniss Jr Whitney Fiske The couple hosted a reception at the Hoyt home on Elm Street.
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Te York Times
Morristown
Margaret Ely Hoyt
Francis S. Hoyt
Theodore Tweedy White
Granville M. White
Church of the Redeemer
William M. Hughes
P. F. Jurges
St. Peter’s Church
Nelson Lloyd White
Mary Merell
Marguerite Vernam
Ruth Schultz
Summit
Gladys Renaud
Stamford
Conn
Richard H Vose Weds Ruth Livingstone Morse in West Side Church
Richard H Vose son of the late Col Ric ou Vose of the Seventh Regiment N G N and Ruth Livingstone Morse niece of Sidney Morse and descendant of S F B Morse were married at 8 30 p m in Fourth Presbyterian Church West End Avenue Rev Dr Charles J Young officiated Sidney Morse gave his sister in marriage Peter J Mantherff was best man Sybil Kent Morse maid of honor with Percy L Morse Gilbert L Morse Louis C Wagner and Charles Ziegler as w N} witnesses
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Richard Harper Vose
Ric Ou “Vose
Seventh Regiment
Ruth Livingston
Morse
Alee
Sidney E. Morse
N. Y
Peter J. Mantherff
Sybil Kent Morse
Percy L. Morse
Gilbert L Morse
Brice
Louis C. Wagner
Charles Ziegler
Miss Parsons to Wed W. Rudolph Weld in Trinity Church
Miss Sylvia C. Parsons of 85 East Fiftieth Street will marry W. Rudolph Weld on Saturday November 7 at noon in Trinity Church Wall Street and Broadway. A small breakfast will follow at the bride’s home. Bridesmaids include Miss Elizabeth E. Reed and others. ushers pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia C. Parsons
William Barclay Parsons
W. Rudolph Weld
Stephen M. Weld
Boston
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Broadway
East Fiftieth Street
Parson
Elizabeth E
H. de Berkeley
George Parsons
Eliza Livingston
Marriage Licenses Granted at City Hall
Among those obtaining marriage licenses yesterday at City Hall were Hugh Henry Baxter a former sprint pole vaulter and past Cantata of the New York Athletic Club and Miss Mildred Eytinge daughter of the late Charles Exstinge and niece of Rose Eytinge. The wedding is set for Oct 18. Baxter resides at 316 West End Avenue and is a retired broker. His father was Tate Horace Henry Baxter.
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City Hall
Hugh Henry Baxter
New York Athletic Club
Mildred Eytinge
Charles Exstinge
Rose Eytinge
Baxter
West End Avenue
Tate
Horace Henry Baxter
Miss Watts Engaged to Capt McDougal of Marines
Announcement of the engagement of Shirina Wood Watts, daughter of Mrs. George B Watts, to Captain Douglas C. McDougal of the United States Marines. Watts is granddaughter of the late William Wood and is well known in society. No wedding date set.
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Miss Watts
Capt
McDougal
Shirina Wood Watts
George B Watts
Douglas C. McDougal
United States Marines
William Wood
Willing Spencer Denies Engagement Rumor
Willing Spencer arrived on the Holland American liner Rotterdam and called reports of an engagement to Mrs. Elsie Vanderbilt false and unfounded. He said he saw Mrs Vanderbilt abroad but there is no engagement.
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Willing Spencer
Rotterdam
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Golden Butterfly Opens at Broadway With Warm Welcome
The Golden Butterfly, Reginald de Koven’s new comic opera in three acts, receives strong notice at the Broadway Theatre. Grace Van Studdiford shines opposite Gene Luneska. baron von Hoffenkoff and ensemble deliver engaging performances. production impresses with lavish staging and graceful melodies.
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Harry B. Smith
Reginald
de ‘Keven
Broadway Theatre
Bertha
Lenskra Noavasio
Mafien Woods
Count Androssy i
Eee
Cnates Purcell
Peterry
Lima Walden
Sirna
Wanda Peer
AN Hfanska
Tina Korbay
Builer
Lan¢Hman Siage Carpenter
Er Jenkins Prince Sergius Orloffsky
Mons
Purcell
Gina SU Dieman
de Koven
Harry
Pelos Dopnnas
Miss van Studdiford
Gene Luneska
Miks Luneska
Mr. de Koven
Grieg
Walter. Percival
Est
Heindl
Duquesne Theatre Opens With The Merry Widow Satire
The Duquesne Theatre opened the regular season in Pittsburg with Blanche Ring and Joe Weber in The Merry Widow and the Devil a satire by George W. Stobart. Ring sang Gee Ain’t I Glad I’m Single and performed Salome's dance as Weber and Ring were repeatedly called before the curtain.
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New York
Pittsburg
Penn
Duquesne Theatre
Blanche Ring
Joe Weber
Weber
George W. Stobart
Miss Ring
Wiebey
Theatre Schedule and Opening Plans At Local Venues
Richard Carle draws crowds at the Grand Opera House for Marys Lamb as he stays through the week. Miss Marion Terry hosts a Bijou Theatre box panty for CA Gentleman from Mississippi. Circle Theatre renovations prepare to reopen Thursday with Louis Mann in The Man. The American vaudeville adds The Three Keltons and others in its second week. Vera the Medium opens in Albany November 2 with Eleanor Robson. Electrical show company in Madison Square Garden concert hall tonight for electricians and managers. Clarice Mayne arrives from Glasgow and debuts at the Colonial Theatre next week. Orpheum features Bells. John C. Rice and Saily present romaniacs in a farce. E Shea of Theohen also he Klep.
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Richard Carle
Grand Opera House
Marion Terry
Mississippi
Bijou
Circle Theatre
Louis Mann
Mann
Keltons
Barry Lupino
Minnie Palmer
Grace Hazard
John .C. Rice
Saily
E. Shea
the Ohen
He Klep
Fresh Market Prices for Vegetables and Fruit
Market reports show green corn at two ears for 5 cents or 30 cents a dozen, green peas and Lima beans at 12 cents a quart, string beans 10 cents, beets 3 cents a bunch, or 5 cents for two, cauliflower from 10 to 20 cents, Brussels sprouts 15 cents, sweet potatoes 10 cents a quart, common potatoes 10 cents, tomato baskets 10 cents a quart, quinces at 1 a dozen or 75 cents a dozen as price drops, and fresh eggs 51 cents a dozen.
Fiske Takes Over Hackett and Belasco Plan NY Run
Independent leaders announce Fiske and Belasco take over the Hackett Theatre in West Forty-second Street. Hackett’s lease continues with annual engagement for him, and the trio will share the venue for three years. Mrs. Fiske to open Salvation Nell November 16. The Devil may enjoy an indefinite run at Belasco, clearing the way for the new arrangement.
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Peavid Belesco
Garrison
Grey ‘Repres
Independents
Optic
Toxag
Sa Hirelatre
Forty-second Street
James W. Hackett
Fiske
Indep Nents
Harris
Hackett
Piske
Tan
Maude Adams Company Headed to Atlantic City for New Barrie Play
A special Maude Adams Company train leaves today for Atlantic City to stage What Every Woman Knows. Miss Adams makes her first Maggie Wisl ie appearance next Friday evening after Frohman conducts rehearsals tonight and stays with the company until opening night. The Barrie production is billed as the most elaborate yet for Adams and her January Empire debut follows John Drew.
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Maude Adams
Barrie
Atlantic City
Miss Adams
Maggie W
Slie
Charles Frohman
Aliss Adiums
John Drew
Empire Theatre
Aunt Sally Morse Dies at 100 in Brooklyn Home
Aunt Sally Morse who lived at the Methodist Home in Park Place Brooklyn died Sunday morning at age 100 due to old age. She had been resident there nineteen years and was the oldest at the home and a favorite among residents and matrons. She worked as a nurse and dressmaker in Brooklyn and supported herself until entering the home. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the home with Rev William Hamilton officiating.
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Sally’ Morse
Methodist Home
Park Place
Brooklyn
Annie F. Wright
George ‘E. Wright
Nostrand Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wiliam Hamilton
South Third Street Methodist Church
Sally
SIR H. D. WOLFF DEAD Diplomat and author dies at Brighton
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, British Ambassador to Spain 1862 to 1867, died in Brighton aged 75. Son of a Christianized Jew turned missionary and clergyman, he married into the Earls of Orford. Educated at Rugby, he joined the Foreign Office in 1854, later served in Parliament, and wrote A Life of Napoleon at Elba and Memnon Letters on the Suez Canal.
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Sir Henry Drummond Wolff
Spain
Brighton
England
Jie
Palestine
Church of England
Earl of Orford
Sir Henry
Rugby
Foreign Office
Randolph Churchill
Napoleon
Elba
Memnon
Suez Canal
Death of Col J Mansfield Davies Veteran Civil War officer
Burlington Vermont October 12 Col J Mansfield Davies prominent commander in the civil war died today at his residence aged 60 years. Davies was at one time early in the war in command of all the cavalry of the Union Army outside of Washington. His wife Miss Martha Brooks of New York City survives him.
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Burlington, Vt
J. Mansfield
Davies
Washington
Martha Brooks
New York City
Lauder Back Again With New Songs At Vaudeville
Harry Lauder returns to Lincoln Square Theatre with new material including a soldier’s tale and a wedding episode. The Scotch comedian receives enthusiastic applause as orchestra leader Mr. Lander guides a strong vaudeville bill, with the Broganny acrobats highlighted as a notable addition.
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Lincoln Square Theatre
Harry Lauder
Lander
Lauder
Blaney
India
Bonnie
Scotland
Tite House
McNabb
Haiti President’s Wife Mrs Nord Alexis Dies in Port au Prince
Mrs Nord Alexis wife of Haiti’s elderly president died in Port au Prince after short illness. Her body will be embalmed and sent to Cap Haitien where she was born. The government is preparing for a national funeral.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Nord Alexis
Snort
Coedy
Cape Haitien
Alexis
Notable Deaths Across Nutley Bloomfield and Brooklyn
William Devlin of Nutley New Jersey died suddenly at 63 while walking with his sister in law Miss Ma Perks. He had long served Peter McDonald & Sons Transportation in New York and was a Civil War Navy veteran who sailed on the vessel that brought Lincoln conspirator Surratt from Spain. Survived by two sons John C. Devlin and Edward J. Trevillein and daughter Lucy Devlin all of Nutley. Dr Francis Alfred Gile of Bloomfield died at 76 from heart disease after a long medical career in Orange and Bloomfield. William Law of West 126th Street a famed bridge builder died at 84 leaving a widow and two sons William and George. Samone Jane Crawford Eddy of Clinton Street Brooklyn died aged around 100, ancestor of Greene County Penn., married to William Penn Eddy. Florence Tainter Kracke wife of Naval Officer F. J. Kracke died at 11 Kenmore Place Flatbush after a long illness and had roles with the Brooklyn Industrial School for Destitute Children and the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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William FE. Devlin
Erie Avenue
Nutley
Lincoln
Spain
John C. Devlin
Edward J. Trevilin
Lucy Devlin
Francis Alfred. Gile
Bloomfield
N. J
Broad Street
William Law
126Th Street
Atyl Tvs
William and
George Law
Saiome
Jane Crawford Eddy
Greene County
Penn
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
William Penn Eddy
Kim
Florence Taynter Kracke
F. J. Ho Kracke
Kenmore Place
Flatbush
Joseph J.chapman
Dean Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Cudiapp
Rowaston
George
Cordelia Cudlipp
Grand Central Station
Pavies
Burlington, Vt
Ims
J. Mansfield
Davies
Charles Davies
St. Luke's Church
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Cypress Hills
Holmwood
Buffaln
Margaret Murphy Holmwood
James Holmwood
Frank S. Georgraima
Robert McCormick
Linwood Av
Church of Blessed Sacrament
Joscelyn
Orv
Barre
Jane Austin Joscelyn
Oren Austin
Salent
N. Y
Charles Buck
Westport
McDonnell
West 148Th St
Henry Mc_Donnell
Meyer
West 91St Street
John
Frederic Otto Meyer
O'Day
Geraldine O'Day
Daniel O'Day
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Scranton
Joseph Scranton
Tenth District
Pennsylvania
Scranton Republican
Internal Revenue
Grant
Congress
Robert M. Scranton
Lida Scranton Tate
Daniel L. Tate
The
Third Cavalry
U. A
Joseph Scranton Tate
Comiss
Joseph Corr Cratgif
Axi
Franck Rose
Dacusteiner
Ralph Ie
Brughty
Devlin
Willa E
Lmonats
Ian Wnti
William I
Donald
M. Durham Eddy
Evans
Mary Evans
Farrell
James Fell
Fisch Beck
Ehmnhurst
Henry Fisehbeck
Brill Stray Fix
Nark Flannery
Werthy
Sy Foley
Ee Ann Reins
Pher J. Foley
Pynera
Aoathan Trardner
Ah West
Hampton
Montclair
Harrison
Santa
Hetch
Charles I Horebburger
August Hoerburger
HOFFM
Lovise Hofmann
Anday
Myland
Bermarits
Aingus Pruner Pri
IAGER
SRS
Ahretok
Wilhelmina Iver
Pont Py Y
Jennerich
Henry Jennerich
Klingenmeyer
Kouekele
Theresa
Koetiele
Kramer
Wravacher Minnera
Levy
Montefiore
Passale
McFarlant
William
Marston
Misler
Crawford, Moore
Esk Funeral Teay
Patterson
St. Thomas
Patte
Pen Reinhard
Joseph Reinhageyl
Wastheton
Om Reilly Fu al Oway
Lin James R
Mathias Shannon Fural Hitaya
Shea
Werehi Pashea Sroekiyr
Margaret
Sloane
Rayshore
da Stahl
Albany
Oregon St
Maison
Refford
Rook
Emeline Fenly
SH Tissot
T. Tisset
Travis
16Th
Ross
Brooking Dt
David J. Travis Funeral Ihaberr
New Rodhe Diet Unnever
Hydolph Unnever Funoon
Wakefield
Port
Hester
N . Il Faron N. Wakefield
Panesiumbrrow Webb
Liberty
Webb Weiperg
Hackett Stars in The Crisis Revival At Hackett Theatre
James K. Hackett headlined a limited revival of The Crisis by Winston Churchill drawing a large audience at the Hackett Theatre. The Northerner Brice impressed in the role, supported by Brigham Reagee Arthur Hoops and others. A planned post play speech was cut short. The Crisis runs tomorrow and Wednesday evenings and Thursday and Saturday matinees, with The Prisoner of Zenda on the remaining shows.
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Hackett Theatre
James K. Hackett
Winston Churchill
Mr Hoeckett
Heckett
Mr. Brice
Brigham Reagee
Arthur Hoops
Ari Ahrendt
Guy ¢ ‘Combs
Tc, Diers
John Dugan
Mabel Roebuck
Edith “Luckett
Marie’ Gurnee
Dorothy Hammack
Alison Skipworth
Miss Hancock
Hackett
Zenda
Winston Churchill Hyett
Stephen Brice
Hackett Colorel Carvel
Brigham Roegee
Carl
Catherwood
C Oneday
Matthews Maurice Renoult
Ack Brinsmade
Langford
Juy Coomfs
Clarke
Canter
Tee
Coombs
Phum
George Girard
Virginia Carvel
Brice
Dorothey Hammac
Colfax
Puss Russell
Edith Luckett
Anne Brinsm
Nina Navarez Maude Catherwood
Helen Hancock Eugenie Renault
Marie Gurnee Pearl Landeau
Miles van DP
Nancy
Ces
Skipworth
Marriages Page Notices From Late October 1908
A collection of marriage announcements from New York and New Jersey venues. Entries include Baumann Neuburger, Gillespie Pounds, Juul Sergeant, Rogers Walker, White Hoyt, Blank Henke, Kimball Gales, Hampton Tuttle, Lutz Viering, Race Sloan, Tark Alpha, Sheets Dilts, and Venn Brown with dates in October 1908 and various parishes and churches across Morristown Stamford Westfield Summit and Belmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank—Henke
Orange
N. J
Henrietta Henke
Fritz Blanken -Es-—Kimball
Westfield
Mabel Kimball
Robert 3. Gales
Hampton — Tuttle
Summit
Charlotte G. ‘Tuttle
Charles H. Hampton
Lutz
Viering
Katerine M
George P. Lutz
Race-Sloan
Mary
Fisher Sloan
Ae HW
Race
Belmore
Gladye Clark
Theodore N. Aipha
Sheets
Dilts
North Branch
Jennie W. Dilts
Marvin Sheets
Venn—Brown
Marion W. Brown
Harry B.venn
Obituaries From New York Area Dailies
Obituary notices list Mary Cole Baker and many others with funeral details across New York New Jersey and Vermont. Entries name deceased individuals including Emily Bergh Joseph Chapman Cordelia Cudlipp J. Mansfield Davies Geraldine O Day and Joseph Scranton among others with service times and locations in Portland Maine Hackensack Montclair Westport and Scranton.
CEMETERIES THE WOODLAWN
Trolley routes to Grand Central Station Webbster and Je t Avenue available for transport to Woodlawn Cemetery. Interest in lots at $2 with contacts at 4858 Grarheres for Books Views or representative. Undertaker office listed at 20 East 28d Ist City.
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Woodlawn
Grand
Central Station
Webbster
Jet Avenue
Darriagh
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East Fifty-fifth Street
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Walcott
Philadelphia
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F. W. Woolworth
Miss Woolworth
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Charles M. Roeker
Zeke Roeker
Majestic
Europe
Lemaire
OPERA
Army
Navy
Miss Walker
Miss Bloom A Bride
Morristown Society
Vose—Morse
Miss Parsons
W.rudolph Weld
H. H. Baxter
Grace van Studdiford
Gene Lu
H. D. Wollf
Col
J. Mansfield Davies
Ence
Joe
Bears
MR. Hackett
Ealt “Ex
Odd St
Mark Cross
Summer ‘Street
Juul—Sergeant
Chantry of
Zion
St. Timothy
Joseph Rushton
Eleanor M. Sergeant
Joseph R. Sergeant
J. GO. Sorensen
Juul
Albers
West Lat Sr
Claus Ashers
Arthur
Sheepshead Bay
Robert Arthur
Ashley
7Th St
Jesse A. Ashley
Bauer
St. Catharine's Hospital
Frederick A. Bauer
Cas
Seis
Orbeiest
Kenwood Parmef
Auburn
Francis H. Legge
L& Pure
Eta
Eo Ae Aidrod
Layties Brothers
U.S
New Fork
Uneeda
Ely
Tomphins & Tompkins
Conns Lorsate
Wil S. Mrof
Undertaker
Stephen Merritt Burn
Ephen Merritt
MR. Radcliffe
Frank &. Campbell
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