Rich Women Called to Quit Idleness for Public Service
At the Woman's Suffrage Convention in Buffalo on October 18, Miss Jean M. Gordon urged wealthy young women to embrace noblesse oblige, abandon idle charity, and pursue public service and fair labor conditions. She argued for reforming offices and inspectors to reflect education and independence, and urged actions supporting better wages, schooling, and social safeguards. Proposals included eight-hour days, improved conditions in mills, and broad civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Buffalo
Jean M. Gordon
New Orleans
America
Lenox Autumn Socials Highlight Engagements Hunts
Lenox hosts overflow guests as hotels run full and Berkshire Hills see steady motor traffic. Mrs. William B. Bacon of Boston announces engagement of daughter Emily L. to Hamilton Fish Benjamin of New York. Christening at Trinity Church for Elizabeth Van Rensselaer with Folsom sisters as godmothers. Berkshire Hunt plans live fox chase at Chatham. season extends into November. Various dinners and entertainments feature Delafields Dixeys Choates and Folgoms social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Meass
Berkshire Hills
William B. Bacon
Boston
Emily L
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Samuel Nicoll Benjamin
East Seventy-seventh Street
New York
Benjamin
Julia Fish
Yale
Trinity Church
Elizabeth van’ Rensselaer
Edward H. Delafield
Saeed
George Winthrop Folsom
Ethel
Constance Folsom
Tanglewood
Graham Bowdoin
Baltimore
Joseph H. Choate
Emily Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Charles Carroll Jackson
Wynstay
Richard Starr Dana
Edward Delafield
John S. Barnes
Cold Brook
Berkshire Hunt
Chatham
David Turner Dana
Kennels
U. W.wadsworth
Social season fills Fassifern Farm and Oaks with luncheons
At Hot Springs Virginia on October 18 society hosted numerous luncheon and dinner events at Fassifern Farm the Oaks Warm Springs and Bath Alum Springs. Notable guests included Miss Frances Stotesbury Miss Thompson Mrs. José Aymar Mr. Eugene M. ONeill Mr. A. Sidney Carpenter and hosts such as Harry S. Black W Butler Duncan C H Conrad Walter Watson De Tispenard Stewart and a stream of arrivals from New York Milton Mass Cleveland and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hot Springs
Fassifern Farm
the Oaks
Warm Springs
Bath
Frances Stotesbury
Fassifern
Thompson
L. H. Spence
José Aymar
New York
Eugene M. O'Neill
Helen Cannon
A. Sidney Carpenter
Harry S. Black
W. Butler Duncan
Stuart Duncan
Bath Alum Springs
H. E. Owens
William H. Neilson
Henry B. Livingston
A. Livingston
S. Holbrook
C. Gillett
Henry Sampson
Josephine Waite
E. P. Leonard
T. E. Foxall
Charles Davis
Pauline Davis
Suzette F. Davis
Milton
Mass
Ralph Worthington
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur A. Clement
Gail Dray
Chicago
Baxter and Mildred Eytinge wed on lucky day in New York
Hugh Henry Baxter son of the late Horace Henry Baxter married Miss Mildred Eytinge in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony was small with about six relatives present. Baxter a former New York Athletic Club pole vaulter and club member plans to split time between Riverside Drive New York and New Rochelle with a Hot Springs cottage for the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Henry Baxter
Horace Henry Baxter
Mildred Eytinge
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Mr. Baxter
Miss Eytinge
London
Herbert Shipman
Charles Seabury Eytinge
Charles Eytinge
Charles S. Eyting
Reginald Sayre
Harvey Singsley
Miss. Roberts
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan, Union League
Seawanhaku-Corinthian Yacht Clubs
Sons of the American Revolution
Mrs. Baxter
Hot Springs
New York
Riverside Drive
New Rochelle
Clarke and Hill wed at Gloria Dei Church Palenville
Miss Katharine Clarke daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Clarke of Catskill New York married Frederick Hill son of Mrs Hiland Hill in a ceremony at Gloria Dei Church Palenville New York at 12 20 officiated by Rev Iz P Miller Attendants included Miss Clara Clarke maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Genevieve Scofield Miss Edith Doane Best man was Benjamin F Stower Ushers included Everett Abbott Brett William Lee Woodward Edward M Kennedy Joseph H Hollister and Champlin Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Clarke
Frank C. Clarke
Catskill
N. Y
Frederick Hill
Hiland Hill
Palenville
Iz. P. Miller
Miss Clarke
Clara Clarke
Boston
Genevieve Scofield
Edith Doane
Chicago
Mr. Hill
Benjamin F. Stower
New York
Everett Abbott Brett
William Lee Woodward
Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph H. Hollister
Champlin Clarke
Miss Hubbell to Marry Adams in Brick Church Event
Miss Juliette Emily Hubbell and Mason Tyler Adams plan a wedding on October 31 at Brick Presbyterian Church. Attendants will be Hubbell sisters Margaret and Ruth. Best man will be William E. S. Griswold of New York. The groom hosts an ushers dinner October 30 and Miss Hubbell a luncheon the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Emily Hubbell
Mason Tyler Adams
Brick Presbyterian Church
Margaret
Ruth Hubbell
Adams
William E. S. Griswold
New York
Porpoises Lost at New York Aquarium After Failed Captivity
The New York Aquarium ends its porpoise program after Flip and Flop die soon after capture near Bradley's Beach New Jersey. Officials say air quality and handling harmed the animals and successful captivity was not feasible due to delicate air needs and crowd conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flip
Flop
New York
L. B. Spencer
Actors' Society Presents Third Stunt At New Clubhouse
About a hundred actors and guests gathered at the Actors' Society clubhouse 132 West Forty-fifth Street last night for their monthly stunt night. President Tom Wise led the showcase of novelty entertainment offered by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Actors’ Society
West Forty-fifth Street
Tom Wise
Friends Pay Tribute to Bronson Howard Playwright Honored at Memorial
A large gathering of dramatists managers and actors paid tribute to Bronson Howard at the New Lyceum Theatre West Forty-fifth Street. The American Dramatists Club honored its founder and former president with prayers telegrams from Theodore Roosevelt and a poem from Henry Arthur Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Howard
Avonby-the-Sea
George Ade
David Belasco
William C. de Mille
Robert Edeson
Harrison Grey Fiske
William Gillette
Victor Herbert
Wilton Lackaye
Daniel Frohman
A. J. Dittenhoefer
John Philip Sousa
Cardinal Newman
Joseph I. Cc. Clarke
Atlantic
Mr. Clarke
Ameran Dramatists’ Club
Clarke
Roosevelt
Henry Miller Players Give Complimentary Michigan Show
The Henry Miller Associate Players staged The Servant in the House before University of Michigan faculty and students in Ann Arbor on October 18. Miller declined a university offer of 1000 dollars for a single performance but will host a complimentary show at his own expense. The Majestic Theatre hosted a large, diverse audience including international figures and students from over forty nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ann Arbor
Mich
Henry Miller
University of Michigan
Chicago
New York
Savoy Theatre
University
Majestic Theatre
Nox McCain Opens Lecture Series at Carnegie Lyceum
Nox McCain presented the first of five lectures on The Riviera to a large audience at Carnegie Lyceum last night. The illustrated talk used motion pictures and lantern slides showing Monte Carlo Cannes Grasse Villefranche and Mentone. Rome is set for next Sunday's subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nox McCain
Riviera
Carnegie Lyceum
Monte Carlo
Cannes
Grasse
Villefranche
Mentone
Rome
Sousa Band Closes Thirty third Tour At Hippodrome
The closing concert of John Philip Sousa and his band on their thirty third semi annual tour was held at the Hippodrome last evening. The program featured The Fairest of the Fair, performed for the second time. A representative Sousa program drew hearty applause with soloists Miss Louise Ormsby soprano Miss Giacinta Della Rocca violinist and Herbert L Clarke cornetist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Hippodrome
Sousa
Louise Ormsby
Giacinta Della Rocca
Herbert L. Clarke
Orchestra at Carnegie Hall and Brooklyn Academy of Music
The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Carl Pohlig performs tonight at Carnegie Hall and tomorrow afternoon at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with pianist Emil Sauer as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Orchestra
Carl Pohlig
Carnegie Hall
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Emil Sauer
Opera plans by Matteo to appease bootblack workers
In a quiet barber shop, bootblack boss Giovanni Matteo plans an operatic rotation to keep his Italian crew content. After a past strike tied to opera attendance, he now gathers operatic preferences and will assign shows to bootblacks to avoid further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Mattteo
Timps
Matteot
America
Matteo
Metropolitan Opera House
Manhattan Opera House
Giovanni
Gatti-Gazzas
la Scala
Arimondi
Gaz
Campanini
Dees
Prelates in St. Louis Attend Cathedral Cornerstone Ceremony
The New York Times reports that a large crowd gathered at Maryland and Newstead Avenues for the cornerstone laying of a new Catholic cathedral in St. Louis costing over 2 million dollars. Archbishop James E Quigley and Archbishop John A Farley attended along with other major prelates. Farley, exhausted from travel, retired early to rest after the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Maryland
Newstead Avenues
Liomede_ Falconio
United States
Areth
Glennon
Roosevelt
James E Quigley
Chicago
John Al.farley
New York
John Ireland
St. Paul
Chael Kelley
Sydney
Australia
James H. Bienk
New Orleans
Farley
Herbert Concert Pleases Broadway Theatre Audience
Victor Nerbert and his orchestra opened a Sunday night series at the Broadway Theatre with a well filled house and generous applause. Highlights included selections from Algeria, a The Same Old Two encore, and The Rose of the World featuring J Borod kin on trumpet. Svendsen violin Romande and Horace Britt cello were encore favorites, with Herbert Overture to The Fred Mill and McDowell To a Wild Rose also warmly received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Nerbert
Broadway Theatre
Algeria
Herberts
Mew
J. Borodkin
Sultana
Tiwilight
Svendsen
John M. Spargur
Horace Britt
Herbert
Fred Mill
McDowell
Seneca to be stationed for anti derelict service on Atlantic
Washington officials and the Philadelphia Maritime Exchange discussed the derelict destroyer Seneca now being fitted at Baltimore. It was nearly decided to base her at Tompkinsville Staten Island NY from which she will respond to wireless alerts about half submerged abandoned craft threatening commerce. The Seneca will be the only vessel of her class afloat. The Snohomish has left Wilmington yards and is being fitted as a life saver off the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Revenue Cutter Service
E. R. Sherwood
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange
Seneca
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
N Y
Wilmington
Arundel Cove
Pacific
Sunday Law Victory Sparks Memphis Theaters and Police
In Memphis on October 18 crowds filled two performances testing the Sunday amusement law. Managers faced arrest but police declined orders from Criminal Court Judge Moss to arrest spectators. Moving pictures joined the challenge as the case proceeds, with Judge Moss seeking indictments against the police. See jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
Criminal Court
Moss
Sanea Mo aKevar Cne
Gadski Delights Carnegie Hall With Soprano Recital
Mme Gadski gave a Carnegie Hall Sunday recital to a large audience praising her rich voice and dramatic color. She opened with German French and English songs then Schubert and Grieg with Mr La Forge providing memory accompaniment. The performance showcased sincere artistry and refined stylistic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Johanna Gadski
Carnegie Hall
New York
Mme. Cadski
Mme. Gadski
Schubert
Franz. Grieg
Frank Ta Forge
Richard Strauss
King
Robert
Franz
Grieg
Third Hermann Kiein Concert Attracts Limited Audience
The New German Theatre hosted the third Hermann Kiein Sunday concert with a small audience amid hot weather. Hans Kroneld impressed on cello with Grieg pieces, Rispham sang in English, Jeanne Jomelli performed French songs, Carrie Hirschmann played piano and Grieg's sonata, and a young violinist listed as Kotlarsky offered solos. The child prodigy wore knee breeches and swaddling clothes, dulling the event's overall appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Kiein
Hans Kroneld
Grieg
Rispham
Mme
Jeanne Jomelli
Carrie Hirschmann
Kotlarsky
Jie
Sermon Praises Labor Unions At St John the Divine
The Rev Dr John P Peters defended labor unions in a Cathedral of St John the Divine sermon. He cited unions fighting child labor sweatshop abuses and low wages and praised their role in educating immigrants and improving living conditions. Peters,\nas Social Service Committee member for the Diocese of New York, is a delegate to the Central Federated Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
John P. Peters
Social Service Committee
Diocese of New York
Peters
Central Federated Union
Union letter seeks AFL action on immigration and labor laws
A letter to the Central Federated Union head from the International Association of Machinists asks the AFL Convention to compel action. It requests an agent be appointed to the Liberty Island arrangement to ensure contract labor laws are enforced and not evaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Federated Union Fom
International Association of Machinists
Convention
The
American Federation of Labor
Lberty
A. F. of
Filis Island
Tragic Electric Accident at Flatbush Gas Plant
John Schofield of 1828 Nostrand Avenue died after contact with a transformer at the Flatbush Gas Company power house located at 278 Clarkson Street. A heavy voltage passed through him instantly, police reported yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush Gas Company
Clarkson Street
Flatbush
John Schofiekd
Nostrand Avenue
Local Births Reported for Mayper Richman and Rosenfeld Families
On October 13 14 15 three area families welcomed new members. Mr and Mrs M Mayper had a son on October 14. Mr and Mrs Jacob H Richman welcomed a daughter on October 13. Mr and Mrs Julius Rosenfeld greeted a son on October 15.
Marriages listed from West Grange to Brookline and Jersey City
A sequence of marriage notices dated October to December lists brides and grooms including Grace Bowdhtenaughter and Sidney Jhorhan Babson Hardenburgh Sperry Hollibrook Murphy Long Neergaard White Brooks Carrigan Murnin Gruenwald Hutson Gilluly Montgomery Forrest Neilson Mapes Saward Appleton Regniault Scott Ulmer Swartz Schwab Mabbett Taylor Hamilton and others across New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Chicago with venues such as Larchmont Manor Jersey City and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grange
X. J
Edward Judson
Grace Bow
Joseph Campbell
Sidney Jhorhan Babson
Hardenburgh — Sperry
Larchmont Manor
N. l
Ezra S. Tipple
Bessie
Spercy
Ambrose Hardenburgh
Holbrook—Huth
Harriet Alexander
Franklin Murphy, Jr
Newark
N. J
Xeergaard—White
Brookline
Mass
Howard M._Brown
Hames W. Wendte
Marian Vall
Frederick J. White
William Bigelow Neergaard
Brooklyn
Babson—Campbele
Calix—Brooks
Jersey City
Lotta A. Brooks
Edward F. Calix
Carrigan-Bridgman
Isabel M. Bridgman
Joseph F. Carrigan
Casey
Murnin
John F. Casey
Heinerman-Gruenwald
Bertha Gruenwald
Martin Heinerman
Hutson
Gilluly
Schultz—Appleton
Marion R. Appleton
William S. Schurtz
Schwall
Regnnault
Adrienne Regniault
Henry
Scott
Mabel C Search
David H. Scott, Jr
Stillwell Ulmer
Baymeee
Ethel M. Ulmer
George
Stillwell
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cambridge and New York area
A list of obituaries and funeral notices dated Oct 1908 across Cambridge Mass and New York City. Names include Anne Calkins, Fannie Clark, Alilah Davis, Josephine Haight Leonard, Emma Walley, Caroline Knoepfel, Sammis, Harriette Strong, Mary Hutchinson, Samuel Anderson, Van Andree, Ella Baker, Elizabeth Blauvelt, Letticia Cameron, Frances Copeland, John Corbett, Jacob Culer, Maria Curry, Frances Copeland, Samuel Donarhy and others with addresses in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and nearby towns. Interments and services noted with locations such as Mount Vernon, Port Jefferson, Watertown, Greenwood, and local church settings. Funeral times and days are indicated for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Fh
Hennah Alilah Davis
Mount Vernon
Port Jefferson
L. J
Inesephine Leonard
George J Haightuneral
Manhattan, Avenue
N.Y
Hautchinson
Charles
Hutchhisss
Mar" Hutchinson
Greystone
Erik R. _ trait Chambers
Iurr
Johny Heonob
Mauminy
Fattos
Broadway
Hoth St Knoepfel
Caroline Fat
William Jf Hneepfet
Sammis
Dutin
Sammus
Presbyterian Church
Strong
Harriette
Pledt Sorong
Edward Strong
Jonathan Gardiner Fleet
Wao
Greenwood
Brooklyn
Rosina Bertram
Blauvelt
West Caldwell
Elizabeth Blauvelt
S Boschen
Irvington
Neebet
Blanche D
Boschen
Cameron
Schermerhorn St. Prook- Inn
Letticia Cameron
Casey
37Th St
Maria Curry
Devlin
Orange
N. J
Mary Vlin
Mo ‘ Saghy
Bedford
Samuel Donarhy
Negan
Annie Innegan
Froman
Nathan Froman
Funera
Cok den
Thomas Golden
Earthquake claims Cincinnati banker Hiram Peck
Hiram Harper Peck, 59, a prominent Cincinnati capitalist and former head of the Farmers and Shippers Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company and the Northern Bank of Covington, Kentucky, died at his home from paralysis linked to illness suffered after the Jamaica earthquake months earlier. He was survived by his widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harper Peck
New York City
Jamaica
Peck
Farmers and ‘Shippers’ Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Northern Bank
Covinsteen
Roslyn Resident Mrs Willets Dies at Home
Roslyn resident Mrs. Willets died at her home at noon. Widow of a prominent local figure, she leaves three children, including Cy Willets and Mrs. Tyrus Titus. The funeral, private, will be held tomorrow and burial is planned in the Westbury Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
L. L. Det
Ts. Willets
Mary
Otaga Isaze
Boston engraver Joseph Winfred Spencely dies in North Conway
Joseph Winfred Spencely of Boston, a well known engraver, died late yesterday at his La Chocerua home near North Conway after a long illness. He leaves a widow and a son. He was about 45 years old and a designer and miner, living ten miles from Spenceley. October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Conway
Joseph Winfred Spencely
Boston
la Chocerua
Spenceley
Russian general Orloff dies after aiding order restoration
Fragmentary report notes General Orloff, aide de camp to the Emperor and commander of a punitive expedition that subdued insurrection in 1905-6, died while involved in restoring order in the provinces. He had been decorated for his efforts in this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Peror
ST. Petersburg
Orloff
Cat Peror
Gen
Cording
Funeral notices listed for numerous residents
A dense obituary column lists numerous funeral notices with names and last addresses such as Harris, Jeandron, Krager, Lang, Lautghlin, Linker, Lochner, Maberry, McGrath, Mackay, McGuin, Michelsen, O'Brien, Reynolds, Russell, Ryan, Stevenson, Weekes, Whitman, Woersching, Zellmann. Dates and churches vary. several entries specify St. Vincent, St. John, or local streets as locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordo Wnliap
Berljonksom
Harry S Gordon
Guinea
St. Je Jeremiah Guinea
Hanna
North Nth J
Thomas E48
Harris
Vilion St
Benjamin F. Harris Tiessen
Joein
Elites Heslin
Beinrich
St. K. W
St. K. W. Heinrie Boe On Ae Neers Ar Peter Hollingsworth Jeandron
Ceorge J. Lagher
Maberry
Jerse - Ot
Emma J. Mather Wee
Metne
Mer McGeraty
Mast McGuinn
McDong
Mary Mellcttin Meegrath
Marsttats
Weefrawee
Stewart
Marshall
Meyer
West
Michelsen
Presbyter
Rosa Michelsen
George Neilouth
O'Brien
N. J
Connell
Maryofrannell
PoomTren
Reynouns
Peter Reynolds
Fonem Rewwuholn
John Rete Russell
Orean Grove
Rossel
Ren TI
Ryan
Ib Ryan
Greaee Ayfferard
Enemanan
Breakin
Memorial unveilings at Loewensohn Rayside and area cemeteries
In memoriam notices list unveiling monuments at Rayside Cemetery and several other local cemeteries on Oct 25. Names including Abrahams, Wertheim, Zuckermann, and Shea are cited along with church services and times such as 2 PM and 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arravam
Jeane Abra
Hans
Rayside Cemetery
Max
Jem -Ranm
Washington
Atan Frove
Ma Ram
Owe
Etere
Harscher
Mer
Keiser
Ter van Parettine
Moire
Cuae
Tedermanner
Mick Tletinsehn
Leewensohn
Sylo A
Maton
Mendelnwetz
Mannmont Porites
Shaaray Tetily Copeters
Shea
John” Shea
Sacred Heart Church
Ann Truesdelle
St. Mary's Church
Newick
N. J
Wertheim
Zuckfrmann
Frel Zuckermann
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Trains and Trolleys
Easy access to Woodlawn Cemetery from Grand Central via Herlem trains and Jerome syenne trolleys or carriage. Setups start at 160 dollars. Bookings through telephone listed and office address given for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Herlem
Grand Central Station
Whister
Jerome Syenne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wind
Prison Reform Association
Mary Duffy
Cap. Makers’ Union
Florence Kelly
Committee On
John E. Alexander
Wood
Bridgeport
Banner Clarkson
Town
George Pelham Wadhams
C. C. Herring
Pelham
E. M. Hooker
Hartford
Richard T. Crane, Jr
Henry M. Higginbotham
Harold Hall
Madison
H. S. Gladwin
Ae York
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Thomas Nelson
Page
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
A. H. Gallatin
Cornelia Wenten
Newbold Morris
Marshall Kernochan
Albert E. Gallatin
Newport
Ogden -Codman
Francis V. I. Hoppin
Berkshires
Hugh H. Baxter
Hiles—Clarkke
Miss Hubbell
Pommery
Champa
Lyceum Theatre
President Roosevelt
Dramatists’ Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Arthur Jones
Augustus Thomas
Mr. Howsard
Howard
Lotus Club
American Dramatists’ Club
Thomas
Hiamilton Wright Mabie
R. L. Stevenson
Mr. Mabie
Ingersell
David Bispham
Pope
Gounod
Brander Matthews
Peter Stuyvesant
Matthews
Stoddart
Castoria
Khar
Shine
Atlantic Coast
Sunday Law
Negie Hall
Mr. Kiein
Waters
Chester
Horace Waters
Fifte Ave
West 42d St
Harlem
W.25th St
Ellis Island
Shock
Sophia
Os Ei
Bird
Hiram Harper Peck
Mary C. Willetts
Joseph Winfred Spenceley
Orloff Clead
Jersey User Et
Tersey Olty
Janes
St. John FE
E Jarers
St. Sire
Ryooklinag
Rankitn
Zorah
Mary BM
Sho Aveo
Florence Shaw
Cathi Stevenson
St. Aeteriay
Isey City
I Tadar
Anna
Jersey C
Alter
Adar
Marie
Mexander Eters
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Prank E. Campbell
Chelsea
Rosehill
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