Clubwomen Discuss the Divorce Laws at Berkeley Lyceum
The Woman's Forum held its first meeting of the season at the Berkeley Lyceum with only women present. Dr Grace Peckham Murray urged allowing divorced women to remarry, citing causes of marital failure as psychical and physical and urging wives to keep their own income. Other speakers included Mrs Inez Rice Keller and Mrs Gerard Bancker, with light banter from Mrs Mulliner introducing Mrs Stewart.
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Woman's Forum
Berkeley Lyceum
Grace Peckham -Murray
Dr. Murray
Judge Murray
New York City
New York
Marri
Izeith
Inez Rice Keller
Gerard Bancker
Elizabeth
Grannis
N. Coe Stewart
White House Lawn Hosts Ben Greet Open Air Play
The first performance of Midas and the Golden Touch by Ben Greet and his Woodland Players graced the White House south lawn with President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt in a box nearby. A Greek costumed procession opened the program and the Marine Band played prior to the show. Attending were Cortelyou, Wright, Metcalf, Straus, Moncheur, Takahira, and other officials and dignitaries including Newberry, Story, Chatard, Candee, and Taylor among others.
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Stevial
New York Times
Washington
White House
Hawthorne
Ben Greet
Woodland Players
Marine Band
Performanc
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Oeary
War Wright
Navy
Metcalf
Bonaparte
Commerce and
Labor
Straus
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Mayor Des Planches
Baron Takahira
Takahira
Baron Moncheur
Moncheur
Oliver
Gillespie
Legation
Bell
Newberry
John P. Story, Jr
FR. Loring
Chatard
Churcill Candee
Taylor
Tennis Finals Highlight Social Scene at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Virginia the tennis finals drew socials at the Casino with Mrs Thomas K Laughlin and Sterling Beckwith defeating Miss Tolfree and Charles Davis Jr. Judges William Co Denny and W J Patton led a subscription putting contest while the Cascades hosted Clarice French picnic and a Fassifern Farm luncheon.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
Thomas K. Laughlin
Sterling Beckwith
Miss Tolfree
Charles Davis
William Co. Denny
Washington
W. J. Patton
Pittsburg
Warner
J. Steel
William H. Neilson Voss
F. P. Sproul
Clarice French
The
Cascades
Dorothy Morris
Margo Lewis
Helen Alexander
Seth Barton French
Walter Fearn
T. de Wit
Barbour Sails to Represent Harvard at Pan American Congress
Thomas Barbour eldest son of Col and Mrs William Barbour of this city sails with his wife on Oct 22 to meet a European steamer for South America. He is Harvard 08 delegate to the Pan American Congress opening Christmas Day at Santiago Chile. He will conduct zoological explorations in the Andes supplementing previous work in India Burmah and the Dutch East India colonies.
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Thomas Barbour
William Barbour
South America
Barbour
Harvard
Antiago
Chile
Andes
India
Burmah
Bishopric Declined for Washington Diocese elect
The Diocese of Washington again declines the Episcopal vacancy after Rev Dr Alexander Mann of Trinity Boston refuses. Mann cites unfinished work in Boston and duty to his large parish. Dr McKim plans a fourth call for a convention to elect a bishop amid uncertain prospects.
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New York Times
Washington
Henry Y. Satterlee
Diocese of
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
Mann
Mekchim
Charles H. Brent
Philippines
McKim
Last Tourists Return on Hamburg American and Cunard Liners
The Deutschland and Mauretania brought a wave of returning Americans, including actor E H Sothern and Bolivian envoy Ignacio Calderon. The Mauretania was held in quarantine briefly for a minor illness in steerage before clearance. Passengers also included Bishop William A Leonard, Col Sir Charles Allen, and J F McWilliam among others.
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Mauretania
E. H. Sothern
Ignacio Calderon
Unites States
Wilhelm Bauer
Philip J. Adam
Eugene Davis
C. D. Ferguson
Alexander Henry Ireland
A. C. Kluge
J. Lewis Stackpole
W. E. Scott
Caleb Tucker Griggs
Baroness von Zedlitz
William A. Leonard
Ohio
R. P. Joy
W. M. Laffan
J. F. McWilliam
A. G. Mortimer
J. van Skirk Thompson
Transatlantic liners list travelers bound for Europe
A roster of passengers sailing on several liners today includes Mrs Wager Bradford and Robert W Gunn from St Louis and many others from cities such as Minneapolis and Antwerp. Notable figures include the Right Rev A Forres bishop of Cienfuegos and Oscar Roedel Hauptner from New York who will sail on the Caledonia to visit Britain France Germany and Holland returning in December.
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ST. Louis
Southampton
Wager Bradford
Robert W. Gunn
John P. Jackson
Sylvan
Koppler
J. Tu. Morgan
L. E Power
Sharpess
Caronly
Liverpool
E. W. Balaing
J. Percy Bartram
William Cassels
J. G. Enright
William T. Gray
C. W. Hammond
William Marconi
E. Roger Owen
Percy. Proctor
Sehwann
Nalte Liewen de Stierngranat
W. K. Warden
J. G. Whytlaw
Grant
Tamburg
Harry C. Baldwin
John J. Burton
J. M. Hench
Smith Ely-Jelliffe
T.G. Lipman
Harry Osborne Osgood
Robert W. Patterson
Walter Schulze
Zeerland
Antwerp
Guido Bischof
S$. Pratt
Mme. de Tonnay
James H. Winkoop
Minneapolis
London
Thelma Bicknell
Carollyn Hazelton
George J. Uvssop
Herbert John Moore
Cuba
Cuarpathia
Mediterranean
Oscar Roedel Hauptner
New York
Caledonia
Britain
France
Germany
Holland
Baldwin-Smith nuptials planned in Brooklyn church
Martin Sullivan Baldwin son of Mr and Mrs William Delavan Baldwin of 14 West Sixty-eighth Street will wed Miss Hazel Talmage Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren G Smith and granddaughter of the late Rev DeWitt Talmage on November 12 at the First Presbyterian Church Brooklyn with Rev Mason Clark officiating.
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Martin Sullivan’-Baldwin
William Delavan Baldwin
West Sixty-eighth Street
Hazel Talmage Smith
Warren G. Smith
T. DeWitt Talmage
Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Mason Clark
Marriage License Issued for Shepherd De Forest Kate Newell
A marriage license was issued yesterday at City Hall to Shepherd Knapp De Forest of Lakewood New Jersey and Mrs. Kate Rogers Newell of 125 Fast Twenty Seventh Street. De Forest is a widower. his first wife was Miss Josephine Laimbeer.
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Shepherd Knapp de Forest
Lakewood
N. J
Kate Rogers Newell
Fast
Twentyseventh Street
de First
Liss Josephine Laimbeer
Bryce Warns Money Power Threatens Democracy
Yale lecture by James Bryce, British ambassador, argues that private wealth and selfish interests corrupt governance. He traces a shift from minimal government to broader state intrusion, warns money sets the public tone, and calls for publicity and legislation to curb public life enrichment. He foresees peaceful American solutions to economic questions.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
James Bryce
Great Britain
Yale
England
America
Genée Statue Erected on Boston Common by Press Agent
A Danish dancer's press agent wheeled a six foot bronze statue of Adeline Genée onto Boston Common ignoring the Art Commission. The crowd paused to view before a policeman intervened and removed it to the Colonial Theatre lobby where it now sits beside the agent's publicity stunt.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Adeline Genée
City
Miss Genée
Art Commission
Boston Common
Colonial Theatre
Annex for the Hippodrome plans winter circus quarters
Shubert and Anderson of the Hippodrome seek a site to build winter circus quarters and a large practice barn connected to the Sixth Avenue playhouse. Two sites, near Laurelton Long Island and near Bayonne, are under consideration for a modern hotel with a practice barn and ring. Stock stables will be built, and performers can reside near the city after the summer season with Frank Melville directing. Max C. Anderson will return from Europe to help push the project with the Ringlings. Oscar ret the principal rider now.
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Shubert & Anderson
The
Hippodrome
Sixth Avenue Playhouse
Laurelton
L. I
Tong Island
Bayonne
Prac
Frank Melville
Europe
Max C. Anderson
Ringlings
Oscar Ret
Social World Notes Highlight Local Weddings andEvents
Tieut Commander Roger Welles of the battleship New Hampshire will wed Miss Harries Ogden Deen at the Church of the Heavenly West at five. The wedding of Miss Lucille Voorhis Whiteman and Robert Forster Janes takes place today in Port Chester New York with Rev Charles Edward Brugler officiating. Ambrose Hardenbergh and Miss Bessie Sperry wed today in Larchmont. American social circles see multiple society moves as families seal marriages, close homes, and plan European winters.
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Roger Welles
Newhampshire
Harries Ogden Deen
Robert Gardner
Lucille Voorhis Whiteman
Robert Forster Janes
Port Chester
N. Y
Charles Edward Brugler
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Yale Dramatic’ Association
Waldorf
J. R. Livermore
Barger Wallach
Cameron Mehk
Winslow
James Griswold Wentz
Hamilton
Fish Webster
Newport
Malcolm Falk
Edna Loew
West Ninety-third Street
Ambrose Hardenbergh
Bessie Sperry
Larchmont
Frank C. Hill
Katherine Clark
Catskill
Jales Trowbridge Callaway
Elsie Kellogg
Delmonico’s
United Daughters of the Eracy
New York
Astor
Maude Adams Stars in Barrie Play in Atlantic City
Maude Adams led the new Barrie drama What Every Woman Knows at the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City. A crowd cheered the opening and New York managers including Charles Trohman witnessed the debut and predicted strong prospects for a New York run.
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Maude Adams
Atlantic City
N. J
J. M. Barrie
Apollo Theatre
Miss Adams
New York
Charles Trohman
Old Manager to Renew Dreamland at Coney Island
Samuel W. Gumpertz, manager of the Estates of Long Beach, will resume control of Dreamland at Coney Island after previously holding the post in 1904 and 1905. He plans to sail for Europe next Saturday seeking novelties for an entirely new Dreamland next year.
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Samuel W. Gumpertz
Long Beach
Coney Island
Europe
Theatrical Notes on Mabel Taliaferro and New York Openings
Mabel Taliaferro, recovering from appendicitis, plans to lead The Polly of the Circus Company at the Grand Opera House in New York next week. Beginning Monday October 26, Sie Je Bonstele performs The Great Question at the Majestic Theatre, a new Frederick Paulding play on race and color. About 250 Machine and Tool Builders' Association members will attend Louise Gunning in Marcelle at Casino Theatre. George Howard, previously with Mary Mannering, to support Blanche Walsh in The Test, which Walsh starts in Atlantic City October.
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Mabel Taliaferro
Polly of the Circus
New York
Grand Opera House
Jessie Bonstele
Majestic Theatre
Frederick Paulding
Machine and Tool Builders’ Association
Casino Theatre
Louise Gunning
Marcelle
George Howard
Mary Mannering
Blanche Walsh
Miss Walsh
Atlantic City
Improved condition raises Dr Bull recovery hopes
The report states Dr W T Bull’s condition showed improvement yesterday. Dr Blake, one of the attending doctors, expressed some hope for his eventual recovery.
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Dr. Bull
W. T. Bull
Blake
Buill
Shubert Signs Nance ONeill To Five Year Pact
Beginning next Monday actress Nance ONeill becomes a Shubert star under a five year contract She will finish her New York engagement in Mrs Sydney Drew's Agnes at the Majestic Theatre tonight and open in Washington next week Miss ONeill will be featured in repertoire including Macbeth as Lady Macbeth If successful the Shuberts plan a Shakespearean repertoire She signs for an initial five years with possible renewal and an annual Shubert engagement
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Nance O’neil
Shubert
New York
Sydney Drew
Agnes
Majestic Theatre
Washington
Shuberts
Miss O'Neil
Lady Macbeth
Shubert Theatre
Sunday amusements court order targets Memphis theatergoers
Memphis Tenn October 16 Judge Moss instructs Grand Jury to indict all theater managers and to obtain names of persons attending on Sunday as spectators accused under the law in an effort to suppress amusement on the Sabbath.
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New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
Moss
Grand Jury
Daly Freed From Liebler and Co Contract
Liebler and Co announced Arnold Daly was released from a three month contract as he plans vaudeville with Nat Goodwin. Daly intends to self finance a future play after his vaudeville term ends.
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Liebler & Co
Arnold Daly
Mr. Daly
Nat Goodwin
Liebler, & Co
Death of Father Ignatius Lyne founder of Llanthony Abbey
London reports the death of Joseph Leycester Lyne known as Father Ignatius, superior at Llanthony Abbey Abergavenny born 1837. A former Church of England curate turned Oxford ritualist he founded the abbey, preached widely in England and the United States, faced church controversy, and claimed miracles in 1904 including a Benedictine nun’s ankle injury cured after prayers with a leaf.
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London
Joseph Leycester Lyne
Ignatius
Tganthony Abbey
Abergavenny
England
Father Tygnatius
Church of England
Plymouth
Pusey
Oxford
iJanthony Abbey
United States
Ice
Newport
Boston
Luther Ignatius
Heston
Potter
Father Ignatius
Llanthony Abbey
Mary Cecilia
Order of St. Benedict
Gnatius
Actress Caroline Fox Howard Dies in Cambridge
Boston born actress Caroline Fox, later Mrs. George C. Howard, died in Cambridge. She began on the Tremont stage with Sidwin Forrest and the Kemble family, toured New England with The Fox Children, and was an original member of the Boston Museum Company. Her brothers included George L. Fox and James A. Fox, former Cambridge mayor. She married George C. Howard in 1944 and appeared as Topsy in Uncle Tom's Cabin on its first Troy night.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
George C. Howard
Caroline E. Fox
Cambridge
Death of Ardsley dealer John Ortgies noted in obituary
John Ortgies died after a brief illness in Ardsley New York last Thursday. Born in New York in 1536 he was prominent in foreign art dealing in this country. He worked with Robert Sommerville and led management of major public art pieces including the John Taylor John yn collection sold at Chickering Hall in 1876. He was partner with Thomas Kirby from 1878 to 1883 and later joined Fifth Avenue Art Galleries then American Art Association until his death. Funeral services will be held at his Summer residence in Ardsley Sunday afternoon February 15.
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John Ortgies
Ardsley
N. Y
New York
Ortetes
Robert Sommerville
John Taylor
Chickering Hall
Thomas ©. Kirby
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
American Art Association
Rose O'Neil Longtime New York Public School Educator Dies
Rose O'Neil, 70, a teacher for fifty years in New York public schools and longtime principal, died Thursday at her home on Sedewick Avenue Kingsbridge Road. Her father, a former school principal in the Sixth Ward, also influenced her career. Her pupils included future church and academic leaders such as Rev John Lyon Mgr Murphy and Rev Dr Edward F H Hall.
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Rose O'Neil
New York
Dhp
Asvinin
Sedewick Avenue
Kingsbridge Road
Kind Patricks Oo Neil
Wis
Rose Begin
Pubite
Neil
Yen
John Lyon
Delaware
Mgr. Murphy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Edward F. H. Hall
Church of the Holy Rosary
Mary Westbrook Vandeusen Dies at 79 in Kingston
Mary Westbrook Vandeusen writer and philanthropist died tonight in Kingston at age 79. She was the widow of James Lansing Vandeusen and sister of Supreme Court Justice Theodore R. Westbrook and Col. Cornelius D. Westbrook. Mrs. Vandeusen knew Thackeray and notable figures Charles O Connor and Gen. Winfield Scott.
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New York
Kingston
N. Y
Mary Westbrook Vandeusen
James Lansing Vandeusen
Supreme Court
Theodore RK. Westbrook
Col
Cornelius D. Westbrook
Vandeusen
Thackeray
Charles O'Connor
Wintfield Scott
Notable Local Deaths Across City Then and Nearby
A series of obituaries report the deaths of Herbert Russell age 37 at home 256 East Sixty eighth Street Shelburne Falls born and educated in Ambhurst and Long Island Medical College Louis Martin Sr age 73 at 824 Bloomfield Street Hoboken Swiss-born migrant who entered watchmaking and importing Solomon Loucheim age 108 civil war veteran prominent Mason in jewelry business died at 180 St Nicholas Avenue George A Elliott 41 diagnostician for the Board of Health died in Glen Cove after seeking health leave Rebecca Sparks Loomis 57 of Long Branch wife of Laurus Loomis New York cotton broker died while husband was away on business
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Herbert Russell
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Ambhurst
Long Island Medical College
Louis Martin, Sr
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Switzerland
Solomon Loucheim
Third Avenue
120Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
George A. Elliott
Washington Avenue
Board of Health
Glen Cove
Rebecca’ Sparks -Loomis
Long Branch
Laurus Loomis
New York
South
Chanler Brother Tests Sanity Claim in New York Case
John Armstrong Chanler, brother of Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler and former husband of Amélie Rives, testified for himself in Charlottesville seeking to prove sanity before Bloomingdale Asylum commitment. He described family opposition, Stanford White influence, a move to change his name, and asserted legal sanity under Virginia and North Carolina laws but insanity under New York law.
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New York Times
Charlottesville
John Armstrong Chajoner
Amélie Rives
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
New York
Booth
Bloomingdale Asylum
Thomas T. Sherman
Mann Page
Flint
McDonald
Page
Chaloner
Amélie Rives Beau
Winthrop A. Chanler
Miss Rives
John
Lea Rinie
Merry Mills
Albemarle County
Stanford White
Tarry K. Thaw
White
Eugene Fuller
Kensington
Theuperior Court of
North Carolina
North Carolina Court
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Améle Rives
John Deering
Treubetskoy
Cpalener
Virginia
Edwin Reed Dies In Boston After Long Career In Shipbuilding
Edwin Reed a Bath Maine shipbuilder and former mayor who later entered politics and literary controversy died at his Boston home. Born in Phippsburg Is an, he studied at Bowdoin, spent two years in Leipzig, led Bath shipyards for twenty years, served in the Maine Legislature, published works on temperance and Bacon Shakespeare matters, and edited The Bacon Nonsense in 1906.
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Edwin Reed
Boston
Reed
Phippsburg
Isan
Bowdoin College
Germany
Leipstic University
Bath
Maine
Oliver H Perry Dies at Jersey City Home
Oliver Hazard Perry a grandson of Commodore Perry and hero of Lake Erie died at 582 Herson Avenue Jersey City of apoplexy. Born Clarkson New York April 6 1840 he managed Erie railroad coal business then formed O H Perry and Son. He served with Third National Bank Provident Savings Union League Carteret Jersey City Hollywood clubs and on the Board of Finance for two terms under Mayor Fagan. He leaves a widow one son and four daughters.
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Oliver Hazard Perry
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Herson Avenue
Jersey City
Clarkson
N. Y
Alphonso Perry
Marietta Platt
Erie Railroad
O. H. Perry & Son
Third National Bank
Provident Institution For Savings
Union League
Carteret
Blollywood
Board of Finance
Fagan
Funeral for Dr. Daniel Gilman in Norwich
Dr Daniel Coit Gilman former Johns Hopkins University president died suddenly in Norwich on Tuesday. He was buried in the Yantic family plot after services at Christ Church with prayers at the Gilman home. The Rev Dr Arthur Kinsolving of St Pauls Baltimore led the services assisted by Rev Neilson Poe Carey.
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Norwich
Conn
Daniel Coit Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Yantic
Christ Church
Gilman
Arthur Kin
Married. Anette Owt. Hewtle fur Hk Herold
A brief notice notes the marriage of Anette Owt to Hewtle Herold. The report provides only sparse personal details and lacks dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anette
Hewtle Fur
Hk Herold
Miss Margaret Tilington Illness Forces Theater Hiatus
Miss Margaret Tilington ill with a nervous breakdown and will be out of The Thief for at least two months. Daniel Frohman confirms strain from emotional role and announces rest and quiet at a country retreat away from New York. Helene Wilson substitutes in the meantime.
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Abroston
Margaret Tilington
Daniel Frohman
Alreton
Frohman
Miss Clington
Tompkins and Tompkins Counsel for Probate of Wills
Tompkins and Tompkins, Counselors-at-Law located at 186 Fifth Avenue handle probate of wills. The firm provides legal assistance for estate matters and will validation for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wulls
Northrop Blair Wedding in Richmond Virginia
Lelia Skipworth daughter of Lewis H Blair marries William Northrop in Richmond on October 14 officiated by Rev Thomas G Faulkner. Welch Notts nuptials held December 34 in Trinity Church Hamburg officiated by Rev Cannon Ernst Voorhis and Winthrop Welch both of New York City wed Eunice Evelyn Nott daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Salisbury Nou of Hamburg New York.
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Northrop
Richmond
Thomas G. Faulkner
Greensboro
N. C
Lelia Skipworth
Lewis H. Blair
William Northrop
Welch-Nott
Yous
Trinity Church
Hamburg
Cannon
Ernst Voorhis
New York City
Winthrop
Obituary notices from New York area papers October 1908
Death notices and funeral details for Sarah Mar quis Becker Florence Constant Dr George A Elliott Mrs Gutman Oliver Hazard Perry Eina Givens Sanford Daniël D Shults Mrs Colin Stevenson Kate Kidder Allen Wardner Albert Weber Anna Lucia Wright Emma West Yale and others, listing ages residences and burial plans across New York New Jersey Ohio and Illinois with dates October 15 16 17 1908 and related locations and churches.
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Trearie W
Mary Eliott
Washington
Tremont
Calvary
Gutman
Kotis Gutman
Walter Nerdlincer
Floyd Browne
David Gutman
Jewish
St. Louis
Shults
California
Daniél D
Kate Kidder
George E. Strobridge
D I
New York
Harriette S
FP. Kidder
Chicago
Heck
Ocean Grove
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
N. J
Unsworth
Daniel Alexander Tasworth
Milford
Pike County
Penn
Southern
Wardner
Portland
Ore
Allen
Henry Wariner
Windsor
Weber
Albert Weber
McIntosh
Fla
Willner —Weidnessdar
John Dutton Wright
New York City
Anna Lucia Wright
Philip Wilmner
Auburndale
Amherst
Mass
Buffalo
YALE
Bennington
Emma West Yale
Edwin R. Yale
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Listed With Convenient Transit
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lot prices start at 159 dollars. For Books of Views or a representative, call 4855 Gramercy or visit 20 East 230 Street in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
N. Y
Rosehill Ad Offers Ideal Methods Free Services
An terse notice from Rosehill advertises ideal methods and free services for adults. The ad lists a contact at Flatiron Building with phone 5S85-Gram.
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Rosehill
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and Jersey City area
Obituaries list numerous residents with ages and funeral details across Brooklyn Jersey City and New Jersey. Names include Jacob Anstett Horace Aydelatte Catherine Bassett Gustave Bilgenroth Bridget Carroll Emily Couch John Cannon Mary Gallagher Peter Gallagher Kathryn Ennis Julius Favrel and many others with addresses and funeral dates.
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Anstett
Beacon
Jersey
Jacob Anstett
Aydelatte
Get
Horace Aydelatte
Bassett
Hopkins St Braoks
Catharine Bassett
Bilgenroth
La51
Boulevapi
Jers City
Gustave Bilgenrett
Fineral
Turrow
Roger
Ralph
Boger
Azet
Brennan
Bolivar St
Brookly
John Brennar
Brenner
Brill St
Newark
Elizabeth Brenner
Brown
West
Styet
Cannon
St. Brooklye
John Cannon
Carey
Kingston N.Y
Carroll
Kingston
Bridgetarroll
Case
Fulton
Ir Wets
Rush Mase
Christ
Himyod St. Emotpyn
Anny
Coopers St
Tinki Caspar Deutsch
Dixon
Both St. Oy
Bert. E. Dixon
Teemoniton Eltiing
Long Branch
X. J
Fowls Eiting
ENNIS
Ennis Puneral
FAVRE
Golien
WF Sherfien
Mary Golien
Green
Mardy Av
Broeklin
John S. Green
Halw
Leanne Srp Beet
Mary_ Fialk
Nathve
Ocean
Parkway Brooklyn
John Merrington Mart
Arverne
J. Ove
Ees Hart
Commneren Bt Ark
N.oj
Edward Hoffer Heimann
Cumberlen
Sp. Emlyn
Hansine
Heimag
Hettesheimer
Helg
William Hettesheimer
Hill
St. . Michael's Hospital
N. J
Frafikith Faneral Teemermen
Loomis
Fiheron
Morath
St IN
Morris Mt Ingahird
Nerai
Mulvihill
Marie M. Mulvihill
MA Norman
Heleey St
Hoditlyn
Mary J. Normans - O'Brien
E. O'Brien
O'Connor
Linden St
Nora Conmar
O'Neil
Girls’ Romance Asylum
Hose M Nest Funes Palardy
Orange
N. Jo
Ward W. Palark
The
Eo Paul
41St St
West Cranee
SN J
Anna M. Piperone
Forrest St
N. Nelson
Purcele
Arne H. Purcell
Ty Rafferty
Stephen Rafferty
Rederson
St. L
P Otttelsen
Siemsen
Sawkill
Jam F. Siemsen
Scannell
Raest Bist
Jeuniel Scannell
Punecat Hat Schick
Itharh
J Schmidt
Wyckoffer
Melchior Schmidt
Aget Senese
Madison St
Jet Resa Senese
S Slyman
James Slymen
Tissott
Guernsey St
Met
Henry Tissutt
Trnan
Snay
Eo Vernon
Court St
Brooklst
Mary A. Vernon
Tos Walsh
Uy Walsh Sa
Watson
Allenhurst
Fats
Matilda Wilson
Zwicker
Bret
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Elizabeth Huff
August K. Smi Stahn
Tousey
Jaude Tousey
Justin M. Stahn
Stone—Elliot
Elliot
Frank Stone
Strockbine
Fauser
J Fauser
Bertram F
Worthington
Hordis
Martha
T. Toblis
Henjamin L. Worthington
Yates
Wilelson
Vernon
Suzanne
Wilison
Monte Fae
Montelals
Amuel
Tuouise
Lut Maoh
Mo Walter
Fort Leon
Margaret
Cora
Herman Knickerbocker Viele
John Rae
Fe Company
M. E California Fig Syrup CO. Arty
Germania Roofing
Miss Illington III
Bird
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt Burial Co
TH .Av
19Th ST
Chelsea Private Proces & Chapel Free
Stephen Merritt
MR. Radcliffe
Frank E. Campbele
Chelsea
Hick
Orenc
Het
Winflel
Ewa
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