Catarias Do Much For Music Master
The Chevalier Alberto Bassini famed opera tenor and Verdi godson, living at 111 East Ninety-sixth Street, departs after taking in a twenty-eighth cat. Neighbors report a chaotic scene as cat factions disrupt his piano lesson, while would-be adopters flood his apartment. Bassini plans to Italy soon, leaving for now with a heart full of cats and a plea to ease publicity.
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Chevalier Alberto Bassini
la Scala
Verdi
Portugal
Italy
East Ninety-sixth Street
Chevalier
Richard Strauss
Bassini
Tam
Tula Baer
H E
Nan
Double Wedding at St Marks Episcopal Church Capitol Hill
A double wedding took place at St Marks Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill with Miss Caroline Hyatt marrying Mr. Benjamin A Bowles and Miss Maude Bowles marrying Mr. William C Barber. A large reception followed at the Bowles residence.
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New York Times
Washington
St. Marks’'s Episcopal Church
Capitol Hill
Caroline Hyatt
Benjamin A. Bowles
Maude Bowles
William C. Barber
Bowles
Bride Helen Read Weds Stephen Barker at St Bartholomew’s
Helen Read daughter of Mrs. William Gardner Read Jr. of Orienta Point and Stephen Barker son of Stephen T. Barker married at noon in St. Bartholomew’s Church. Rev. Frank F. Gorman officiated with Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks assisting. Bridal gown meteor satin with point lace. Reception and breakfast at Hotel Gothart.
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Stephen Barker
Stephen T.barker
Helen Read
William Gardner Read, Jr
Orienta Point
Mamaroneck
St. Bartholomewv's Church
Florence Barker
Dorothy W.W. Salisbury
Edith
Dorcas ‘Williams
Adelaide Baylis
Barker
Percival Barker
Barker-—Read
St. Bartholomew's Church
Frank F. German
Leighton Parks
Velen
William Gardner -Read
Fowler-—Cooke
St. Matthew's Church
Mary Amelia Cooke
Wilson Warren Fowler
Augusta
Gibson — Southerland
West Sth St
New York
Wallace MacMullen
Anne Purdy
A. Francis Southernland
David Walter Gibson
Montclair
N. J
GU Ion—Mcallister
Trinity Chapel
Amelia Hamilton McAllister
Francis Marion McAllister
Trinity Church
Elizabeth
John’ R. Atkinson
William H. Vib Lert
D. D
George Guton
Miss Crombie Weds Ladue in Heavenly Rest Church
Miss Maude Elizabeth Crombie daughter of William A Crombie married George F Ladue at 8 30 PM in the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Bishop Alexander Mackay Smith of Philadelphia officiated with Rev Herbert Shipman. Bride’s sister Mrs Will array Crombie was matron of honor. Best man Hamilton Fish Benjamin. ushers included Crombie brothers and others. Reception held at Bretton Hall.
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Maude Elizabeth Crombie
William A. Crombie
George F. Ladue
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Philadelphia
Herbert Shipman
Willarray Crombie
Smaids
Kate Ladue Inneapolis
Marion Sawyer
Brookline
Mass
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Bridal pair to entertain at dinner and luncheon
Miss Marie Josephine Marrin and Lorenzo Martinez Picabia, soon to wed on October 26 in the Church of, will entertain guests with a dinner and luncheon hosted by the pair. The notices name the couple and describe the forthcoming marriage plans.
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Mr. Picabia
Marie Josephine Ainsworth Marrin
Lorenzo Martinez Picabia
Miss Muriel Lund to Wed Lewis B Van Dusen
Announcement lists the betrothal of Muriel Letla Lund daughter of Capt Francis Bazett Lund and Mrs Lund of Lawrence Park Bronxville to Lewis Barlow Van Dusen youngest son of Joseph E Van Dusen of Philadelphia. Also announced is the engagement of Philip Boardman to Dorothy Rice Richards daughter of Mrs James Richards.
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Muriel Letla Lund
Francis Bazett Lund
Lund
Lawrence Park
Bronxville
N. Y
Lewis Barlow van Dusen
Joseph E. van Dusen
Philadelphia
Miss Lund
Seaforth Highlanders
Philip Boardman
Albert B. Boardman
Dorothy Rice Richards
James Richards
Miss Charity Rose to Wed Henry Alker in New York Church
Miss Charity M Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs Kai tessa W Rose of East Fifty seventh Street and Henry Alker son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse H Alker of 838 Madison Avenue will marry on Wednesday November 18 at 4 oclock in St Bartholomew s Church Madison Avenue and Forty fourth Street Engagement was announced months ago both families are still in the country plans for the wedding not yet completed
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Charity M.rose
Kai Tessa W. Rose
East Fifty-seventh Street
Henry Alker
Alphonse H. Alker
Madison Avenue
St. Bartholomew's Church
Forty-fourth Street
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson to Wed James Harris at Cornwall on Hudson
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson and James Russell Harris of Philadelphia plan to marry Saturday at Cornwall on Hudson. They were entertained at Delmonico's by the bride’s sister Miss eSaacanammitt, with guests including Melvin Green, Mr and Mrs Francis Palmer, Mr and Mrs Craig Drake, Miss Eleanor Harris, Miss Marie Clark, Mrs Fowler, Mr and Mrs Hutchinson of Chicago, Mrs Mac Veagh, Mr and Mrs Bent, Miss Mum ford of Baltimore, and David and Malcolm Stevenson.
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Elizabeth Stevenson
James Russell Harris
Philadelphia
Cornwallon-Hudson
eSaacanammitt
Delmonico’s
Melvin Green
Francis Palmer
Craig Drake
Eleanor Harris
Marie Clark
Fowler
Hutchinson
Chicago
MacVeagh
Bent
Mumford
Baltimore
David and
Malcolm Stevenson
Gift To Mrs Sherrill From Japanese Consul Honorary Cup
Mrs. Charles H. Sherrill received a gold cup engraved with the imperial arms and an inscription of goodwill from Japanese Consul Mr Midzumo and his wife. The couple presented the gift on behalf of the Mikado after Mrs Sherrill expressed sympathy with Japan in the Japanese Russian war. The Sherrills, formerly Miss George Barker Gibbs, returned two weeks ago from England where they stayed at Lady Kenmare’s Kentish estate near Sevenoaks. They reside at 20 East Sixty-fifth Street.
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Charles H. Sherrill
Midzumo
Sherrill
Japan
George Barker Gibbs
England
Knollys
Roosevelt
St. Andrew's
Queen Anne of England
Greer
Queen Anne
Frederick Courtenay
Nova Scotia
Trinity Church
Manhattan
Charles Tf.Snedeker
St. George’s Church
Hempstead
L. I
Frank M. Grendenin
St. Peter's Church
Westchester
Thomas Worrell
Christ Church
Rye
Transatlantic Liners Sailing Today List
The Atlantic Highway today features departures from Hamburg Naples Havre and Bremen. Passengers include Thomas Barbour J Henry Bergel and J H Dunning aboard the Deutschland plus many others. Notables on the Carpathia Savoie and Friedrich Der Grosse are listed with accompanying spouses and guests.
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Deutschland
Hamburg
Thomas Barbour
J. Henry Bergel
J. H. Dunning
W. R. Grove
Baron
Baroness von Koenig
Joseph H. McCormick
William H. Manning
Ericha Quellenstein
Stanley T. Stephenson
Carpathia
Naples
G. D. Barrow
Margaret Burkhalter
J. R. Devereux
Samuel R. Dorrance
William J. Gray
J.ina B. James
Charles D. Lyon
Radcliffe B. Lockwood
A. van der Naillen
Herbert Norris
O. M. Skinner
James M. Wakeman
H. K. Field
Harold C. Geyer
C. B.heeward
James M. Spencer
H. F. Voss
Alice Wells
Society in Hot Springs Dinner at Fassifern Farm
New York socialite William B. Averell hosted a large dinner at Fassifern Farm with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watson Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel F. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lambert. Attendees arrived by tallyho from Dunn’s Gap and lawn and dining scenes featured American Beauty roses and plantation melodies by local negro musicians.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
William B. Averell
New York
Fassifern Farm
Walter Watson
Nathaniel F. Moore
Albert Lambert
Dunn's Gap
S. EB. Fox
Stanley Stoner
Here
Warm Springs
R. G. Dun
William B. Leeds
Alexander
William ElNs Scull
Philadelphia
Homestead
Melville E. Ingalls
F. x. Gown
Miss Cochran
J. B. Duer
Seth B. Robinson
Robinson
William A. Hall
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Marie Conrad
Hannah Little
Baltimore
Constance Lippincott
William R. Fleming
Harrisburg
S. A. Sears
Grand Rapids
Mrs Benjamin Nicoll Hosts Nov 3 Musique Tea
Mrs Benjamin Nicoll will entertain at the Whippany River Club Morristown on November 3 with a musicale and tea. Invitations have been sent. Mr and Mrs Robert M Gillespie, recently abroad, plan to sail for home in November. The Princess Cantacuzene, staying at the Hotel Walcott, is sister-in law of Prince Michael Cantacuzene who married Miss Julia Dent Grant. She visited Roumania last summer as Carmen Sylvia’s guest and will be in New York most of winter. Miss Mary De Peyster Carey sails from Europe Friday for New York and will travel to Lenox. Mrs James Bliss Townsend and her children returned from Canada and opened their Lexington Avenue residence. Engagement announced of Algernon Schafer to Miss Irene Schuman of Boston.
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Princess Cantacuzene
Hotel
Walcott
Prince Michael Cantacuzene
Julia Dent Grant
Roumania
Carmen Sylvia
New York
Mary de Peyster Carey
Europe
Lenox
James Bliss Townsend
Canada
Lexington Avenue
Miss Dora Becker at Mendelssohn Hall Recital
Miss Dora Becker gave a well attended violin recital at Mendelssohn Hall last night. The program included Saint-Saëns B minor concerto, Mozart minuet, Rameau gavotte, Handel arioso, Gossec Perpetuum Mobile, Traumeres, and a Reger solo violin sonata never before played in America. Becker received enthusiastic applause after each number. Baritone Charles Norman Granville sang three songs including Sullivan’s Woo, Though Snowflake, The Pretty Creature, and A Soldier’s Song.
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Mendelssohn Hall
Dora Becker
Saint Sd&ens
Mozart
Rameau
Handel
Gossec Ries
A Hard Year for Hebrew Charities Faces Unrelenting Suffering
Jacob H. Schiff spoke at the United Hebrew Charities annual meeting at Second Avenue and Twenty-first Street detailing a worst in fifty years economic slump. Only 257 of New York Jews donated to an extraordinary fund as the charity warned of further demand and urged the community to support an undeclared shortfall projected beyond $100,000.
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Jacob H. Schiff
United Hebrew Charities
Second Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Hebrew Charities
Council of the
Wis
Charities
Russell Sage
Warner van Norden
Schiff
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
King's Message and Scherr Case Highlight Richmond Church Bicentennial and Police Substitutes
St Andrew's Church in Richmond marked 200 years with Holy Communion and an address by Bishop Greer, receiving a King Edward telegram and letters from Roosevelt and the Presiding Bishop. Separately, Jank L. Polk says Scherr gained a police post via a substitute examiner, exposing substitution fraud in civil service tests and prompting an investigation into on force replacements.
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St. . Andrew’s
New York
Ueen Anne
St. Andrew’s Church
Jank L. Polk
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Scherr
Civil Service Commission
TIMES
William Lake
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Hanson
Polk
Lake
Err
Dept
East Eighty-eighth Street
Marning
Civil Sere Commission
Wayburn Divorce Suit Heard by Supreme Court Justice
Mrs Agnes Wayburn sues Edward C Wayburn known as Ned in theatrical circles for divorce charging misconduct with a woman unnamed to her between November and December 1906 at 64 West 107th Street. She testified they have lived apart for years and that Wayburn admitted living with another woman for three years. Witness Ermon J Lee testified to following Wayburn and seeing him enter the 64 West 107th Street house with a woman not Mrs Wayburn.
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Supreme Court
Dayton
Agnes Wayburn
Edward C. Wayburn
Ned
Waybur
Ermon J. Lee
Wayburn
West 107Th Street
Rikisha on Broadway Brings Crowd to Knickerbocker
Miss Teena Anderson of Marcelle the musical rode a jinrikisha down Broadway to avoid the taxi strike. A brown Japanese porter pulled the cart in Tokio style, drawing press and Rialto interest as she inaugurated the ricksha for striker aid.
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Teena Anderson
Marcelle
Broadway
Rialto
Miss Anderson
Knickerbocker
Friars
Ricksha
Wedding couple serenaded after New York Theatre show
Florence Adelaide Trum of 301 Stratford Road Brooklyn and Steven V Duffy of 238 East Twenty seventh Street were wed yesterday afternoon at the bride's home. About twenty friends attended and at the theater last night they were showered with rice and serenaded by the orchestra during intermission.
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New York Theatre
Florence Adelaide Trum
Stratford Road
Brooklyn
Steven V. Duffy
East Twentyseventh Street
Arsene Lupin Play Secures Broadway and London Debut
Francis de Croissett writes Arsene Lupin a French Raffles tale about a thief couple who abandon crime for love. Charles Frohman has secured rights for presentation in England and America and will open in New York first.
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Arsene Lupin
Francis de Croissett
Charles Frohmen
England
America
Raffles
Mr. Frohman
New York
Recital and Violinist Spalding in European Tour Notes
Alwin and Tredwig Schroeder plan a reelo and piano recital tonight at the Brooklyn Academy of Music music hall. Albert Spalding, the young American violinist, was recalled fourteen times at a concert with the London Philharmonic Orchestra in Bechstein Hall on Tuesday. Hagar in the Desert, a new work by Frederick Converse, will have its first Hamburg performance on November 28 with the Cecilia Society conducted by Julius Spengel, Mme. Schumann-Yeink to be soloist. The same concert will also feature Converse's dramatic poem Job.
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Alwin
Tredwig Schroeder
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Albert Spalding
Cecilia Society
Julius Spengel
Mme
Schumann- Yeink
Mr. Comverse
Job
Theatrical Notes on New York Stage Figures
The Sicilian troupe led by Mimi Aguglia Ferrau under Charles Frohman heads a diverse cast of about fifty, with twenty Sicilian plays set. James B. Carson signs five years with Daniel V. Arthur to support Marie Cahill in The Boys and Betty at Wallack's on Nov. 2. The Davis-Gledhill bicyclist trio arrives on Baltic for Lincoln Square Theatre. Ida Conquest engaged for Bertha in Fred C. Whitney's Divorce. Carter De Haven, William Courtleigh, and Flora Parker join Thomas W. Ryley for The Queen of the Moulin Rouge. Clarice Mayne’s extended run at the Colonial follows audience praise for Longing for Someone to Love Me. Election returns will be read at the New York Theatre via mock conversations in The American Idea. Bessie Clayton engaged by F. Ziegler Jr. for Anna Held's Mise.
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America
Charles Frohman
Mimi Aguglia Ferrau
James B. Carson
Daniel V. Arthur
Marie Cahill
Rudolph
Betty
Wallack
Davis-Gledhill
Baltic
William Morris
Lincoln Square Theatre
Ida ‘Conquest
Bertha
Fred C. Whitney
Prationenst
Carter de Haven
William Courtleigh
Flora Parker Haveen
Thomas W. Ryley
Paul M. Potter
Clarice Mayne
Colonial
Percy G Williams
New York
Bessie Clayton
F. Ziegle, Jr
Anna Held
Girl Queen Burns to Death in Bronx Basement Fire
In a Bronx apartment building party gone wrong at 636 Crescent Avenue Fannie Cappalo six-year-old was crowned Queen in a paper costume. The paper dress ignited by a furnace flame as she bowed. Firefighters doused the flames and she died later at Ford Hospital after being taken unconscious.
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Crescent Avenue
Bronx
Fannie Cappalo
Fannie
Ford Hospital
Singer Mire Glenn Rice Dies in Hospital
Mrs Glenn Rice a 24 year old singer and daughter of a New Orleans physician died last night at Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island of fatty degeneration of the heart. Her mother in Osceola Iowa telegraphed for shipment of the body and other details.
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Glenn Rice
New Orleans
West Twentieth Street
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwell's Island
Osceola
Iowa
Obituaries of Whitman S. Sackett Charles P. Pearson and Bhaverly Bingham Taylor
Whitman S. Sackett died in Greenwich Connecticut on Tuesday after a six year illness. He was 76 and survived by a widow. Charles P. Pearson, longtime Fifth Avenue businessman, died Tuesday at his home in New Rochelle New York. He was 52. Bhaverly Bingham Taylor, former city resident, died Monday in San Jose California. He was the youngest son of the late William Tilden.
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Whitman
S. Sackett
Greenwich
Conn
Charles P. Pearson
Fifth Avenue
Home Park
New Rochelle
Bhaverly Bingham Taylor
San Jose
Cal
William Tilden
Northcliffe at Niagara Inspects Falls and Power Plant
Special to The New York Times Lord Northcliffe English newspaper proprietor visits Niagara Falls with Lady Northcliffe. They tour the Ontario Power Company plant, marvel at long-distance power transmission, and say the falls could become a major manufacturing hub. They meet Alexander Porter and plan to tour Toronto, Philadelphia, and election-day events while avoiding political comment.
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New’ York Times
Niagara Falls
N._Y
Lord Northcliffe
Lady Northcliffe
Clifton Flotel
New York
Lord
Ontario Power Company
Niagara
Alexander J. Porter
London
Toronto
Dominion
Philadelphia
Credit Men Dine at New York Fall Meeting and Dinner
The New York Credit Men's Association held its Fall meeting and dinner at the St. Denis Hotel. Officers elected were President Howard Marshall, Vice President Frank S. Flags, Treasurer Arthur Edward KE. Huber, and Secretary Alexander W S. Armstrong. Retiring President W. S. Armstrong received a silver loving cup. Congressman E J Hill of Connecticut spoke on the nation’s finances, noting Roosevelt’s role was not to blame for the panic. Other speakers included James Newton Guan and Rev. John Henri Sattig.
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New York Credit Men's Association
St. Denis
W. S. Armstrong
Huber
Howard Marshall
Frank S. Flags
Arthuri
Edward KE. Huber
Alexander
W S. Armstrong
E J. Hill
Connecticut
Roosevelt
King Edward of
Engla
Egypt
United States
James Newton Guan
Harvard
John Henri Sattig
St. Phillip’s Church
Brooklyn
Jamal Howard Marshall
Marriages In New York And Jersey City 1908 Notices
Multiple wedding notices dated October 1908 from Jersey City New York and Augusta Georgia. Names include Barker Read Gibbs Southerland Guton Adair Darling Foster Duffy Trumm le Fevre Farhmell Snyderison Wolfe Winterburn and others with church locations St Bartholomews St Matthews Trinity Chapel Jersey City and Coprook New York City.
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Adair—Goulard
Jersey City
Sarah T. Soulard
Charles W. Adair
Darling
Foster
Jersey Ree
Marcella Foster
Benjamin J. Daring
Duffy—Trum
Florence A. Trumm
Stephen V. Deffr
Dunn— LE Fevre
East Grange
Margaret R. le Fevre
Harry A. Dun
Eddy Scopield
Dorothy Artisen
Frank K. Sider
Wolfe Winterburn
Coprook
N.Y
Eva M. Winterburn
Cararies de Kay Wolfe
Bennetts Francis died in Summit New Jersey
Died. Francis Bennett of Summit New Jersey in his 83rd year. Funeral at Calvary Church Summit on Thursday Oct 22 on arrival of the 8:50 A M train from New York. Other notices include Phoebe Brown at Peekskill and Frank A Devlin in Reading Penn., with multiple funeral plans and service times.
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Francis €. Bennett
Summit
Calvary Church
New York
RK. Brown
Peekskill
Phoete Brown
Mdevlin
Chicasy
Frank A
Jane Devlin
Nice Enatety
Arthur A
Reading
Penn
Helen
Melle BK
Devlin
John
Peter J
Kate Maher
Eugene O’ Reilly
Si0 Grand Boulevard
Holy Angels’ Church
Calvary New York
Garr
A W. Calgate
Joseph Kernochan Garr
George and
Eliza P. Garr
St. Peter's Church
Morristown
Woodlaiwn
Glenside
Murray Wild
N. J. Sainteniy
Clara Chendler
Henry Losey
Lyman A Chandler
New Jersey
Janes
Elizabeth B
Edward R. Janes
West 121St St
al Souis
Avamilah
Thurssylay
Vet
M. _ MAYES
Suilieniyy
Get
Las
Louis Mares
Cfvelnek
Frogs Sinai Temple
Mount Vernon
NX. Y
Wooklawn
McMahon
Maron
Bedford Park
Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
Pearson
Thorne Park
New Rochelle
N.Y
Charles B. Pearson
Sarah Atchell
Grand Central Station
Stockwell
George
Remsen St
Obituary notices from a Brooklyn Jersey City pages
A dense list of death notices and funeral arrangements for residents across Brooklyn Jersey City and nearby towns. Entries include names such as Annie Salmon Augusta Fischer Augusta Fischer Puaneral phase, and multiple addresses like 169 Elizabeth Street and 752 49th Street. Dates Oct 19 20 and Oct 14 19 mark the notices, with ages ranging from young children to seniors. Funeral details note private or daily services, with several last names including Davenport Beates Decey Duff, and Haig Hammond.
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Blank
East 49Th St
Anna Blank
M. Blass
Mulberry St
Newark
N. J
Frank
Press
Brennan
Gordon St
Stapleton, St
H. Brennan
Brown
East
George W. Brown
Bunker
Park
Orange
Samuc
H. Bunker
Butler
Webster Av
Jersey City
Mary Butler
Champlin
Maple St
Cresser
15Th St
Alfred A
Cresepreneral the
Davenport
Smimmit _ City
Jessie
Dooley
Foundre St
New
Annie M. Beates Decey
Sumpter’ St
Summit
St. Aber
Henry
Farnst
Pischer
49Th St. Brook
Augusta
ML Fischer
Fitzpatrick
Itébart
Mary Fitzpatrick
Wee Haig
Monroe St
Teffr Haig
Hammond
Linden St
Vorders
East Kingston
James J. Lown
Lyne
Wilkins
Mronx
Ellen Inne
M Lyons
1St St
Ft. Lyons
Maddock
Ellen P. Maddock
Miller
Valentina Miller
McInehan
John A. Meinehan
Torday
Moore
Atlantic St. Jersey
Citiet_l
Louis W. Moore
Re 'Mulcaiy
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Jom Mulcahy PuneraKiodar
Yo A
M. Mulrow
Logar AV I Hursey City
Sitlen Mulrogney
Nolan
Wiiston Mare
Orkers
James
P. O'Kane
West 2d St
J. O'Kane
I A.M
Prenderville
Front St. Brodklyn
Thomas Brenderville
Jaged
Bushwick
Brooklyn Met
Raber
Radlein
Teaside Place
John H. Radlein
Ratigan
Tandele Av
Jepsey
James H. Ratigan
Ritz
Guttenburg
J. Get
Merrow
Rohan
Clinton’ Place
Yonkers
Norah Rohan
Salmon
Garfield
Jersey
Annie Salmon
Schmuck
4Th St. Hoboken
Josephine Schmuck
Shine
Jarpos S
Charles W. Swan
Thom
Gih St
John K. ‘Thor
Wallace
Prince
St.oatersey ‘Aw
Annie Williams
Llington
Aster St. Ninais J
Charles Wilmelan Ashe
Wilkens
East Dinh St
Eas
Gustav Wilkenz
Ponesh
Wright
Grant St
Martha Wricht
Anced
Cemeteries Sermon Series At Collegiate Baptist Church
A religious notice from Collegiate Baptist Church of the Covenan lists a service event between South street and others. A Thursday evening session at 7:45 features addresses by Dr. MacArthur Dr. Burrell Dr. Hayward Dr. Hailowar Mr George Leask and others.
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