Merry Widow Ethel Jackson Weds Benoni Lockwood Jr.
Ethel Hart Jackson Zimmerman the original Merry Widow wins a new marriage to Benoni Lockwood Jr of New York. The ceremony occurs at Chestnut Hill with family present. Lockwood, about 40, a New York attorney, had represented Jackson in her divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Ethel Hart Jackson- Zimmerman
Franz Lehar
J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr
Benoni Lockwood, Jr
New York
Henry Wharton
Mr. Lockwood
Chestnut Hill
Goebel
Lockwood
New York City
East Thirtythird Street
Ethel Jackson
Merry ‘Widow
United States
Bob White
Henry Inman
William Coddington
Rhode Island
J. Fred Zimmerman
Miss Jackson
Zimmerman
Thomas Bayard
Delaware
Frame
Countess von Moltke Joins King at Copenhagen Dinner
Countess von Moltke stayed for the king's dinner then left for Rome to relinquish her husband’s post as Danish Minister to the United States. The Count will travel to Washington, joined by the Countess once she finishes her Boston ties as Miss Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
von Moltke
United States
Count. von Moltke
Rome
Washington
Thayer of
Oston
Miss Evelyn Parsons to wed Amor Hollingsworth in Islip church
Granddaughters of William Barclay Parsons Sr. announce the wedding of Evelyn K Parsons to Amor Hollingsworth on November 24 at St Mark's Church Islip L I with a special NY train for guests. Attendants include Maria Moran and Katherine Parsons. A reception will follow at the bride's Islip country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn K. Parsons
Schuyler Parsons
William Barclay Parsons
Amor Hollingsworth
Zachary Taylor Hollingsworth
Boston
St. Mark’s Church
Islip
L. I
Whileaway
Miss Parsons
Maria L. Moran
Amadée Moren
Hollingsworth
New York
Rudolph Weld
Sylvia Parsons
Philip B. Weld
Edward M. Weld
William Barclay Parsons, Jr
John A. Tuckerman
Benjamin Joy
Wiliam O’d
Iselin
Russell
Ellis Sardane L. Hopkins
Aymar Johnson
Roger A. Derby
E. Gerry ‘Chadwick
Parsons
Red
Katherine Parsons
H. de Berkeley Parsons
Mary Mason Hasell
Lewis Cruger Hasell
George Borwick
Robert Hudson Borwick
Berkeley Square
London
Grace Church
Harriet C. Aitken
Robert Aitken
Park Avenue
George F. Vietor, Jr
Darryl Lefferts
Thomas. Vietor
Dr. Perkins
Miss Louise Morse Engaged to Ernest Humpstone
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Louise Violet Morse daughter of Lieut Commander and Mrs Jerome E Morse US Navy and Ernest Bratslin Humpstone son of the Rev Dr John Humpstone now in India on world tour. Also Elizabeth Saunders of Scotland engages Harold Cheshire English harpist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Violet Morse
Jerome E. Morse
United States Navy
Ernest Bratslin Humpstone
John Mr. Humpstone
Yale
Yale Club of
New York
Dr. Hampstone
India
Elizabeth S. Saunders
Scotland
Harold M. Cheshire
John Cheshire
Pope Gifts Wedding Neck Chain to Mrs Penfield in Rome
Information from Rome reports a gold rosary style neck chain and crucifix gift from Pope Pius X to Mrs. Frederic Courtland Penfield of New York on her marriage to Mr. Penfield. The case bears the Vatican arms and the gift honors her Catholic charitable work. The couple visited Rome for Easter 1908 and met the Pope in private audience with Cardinal Merry del Val among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Frederic Courtland Penfield
New York
Weightman, Walker
Philadelphia
Penfeld
Pius X
Marrin Picabia Wedding at St Vincent de Paul
In the Church of St. Vincent de Paul at noon yesterday Miss Marie Josephine Ainsworth Marrin daughter of William J Marrin and Lorenzo Martinez Picabia were married in a ceremony at the church with the wedding reported in local society notes.
Wedding of Miss Marrin and Mr Picabia Noted in Poughkeepsie
The couple married by Reverend Father D i of Poughkeepsie followed by a breakfast and reception at the bride’s father’s West Forty-fifth Street home. Miss Marrin wore a satin gown with old lace and a lace veil secured by diamond pins. Bridesmaids included Angela Jova Lee Frances Alexander May Barrett and Evelyn Waldron. Best man Clyde Gordon Benedict ushers Ralph Carrol Charles Sinclair T Bertrand Graham and Theodore Edmond Tack Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father D i
Poughkeepsie
West Forty-fifth Street
Miss Marrin
Angela Jova
Lee Frances Alexander
May. Barrett
Evelyn Waldron
Newbury
Mr. Picabia
Clyde Gordon Benedict
Ralph Carrol
Charles P. Sinclair
T. Bertrand Graham
Theodore Edmond Tack, Jr
Society notes births and social events
Mr and Mrs Arthur Adenan announce the birth of a son their first child a girl Prof Bashford dean of Columbia College will visit Paris for the unveiling of the Lamarck statue Mr and Mrs Allen Appleton Robbins have returned from Europe and reside at 304 Lexington Ave for the Winter Mr and Mrs F Grand d Hauteville take an apartment at the St Regis for the Winter Mrs Howard Barney will be in town part of the Winter at the Hotel Walcott Mr and Mrs Bryan L Kennelly return to 60 West Fiftieth Street from Rye private dances at Sherry s are planned for Miss Emmett Miss Vera Onativia and Miss Emily Coe with dates in December and November 27 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Adenan
Charlotte Gillet
Bashford
Columbia College
Paris
Lamarck
Allen Appleton Robbins
Euro
Lexington Avenue
Howard Barney
Lloyd’s Neck
Walcott
Bryan L. Kennelly
Rye
N. Y
New York
West Fiftieth Street
Sherry’s
H. C. Emmett
Emmett
A. C. Kingsland
J. K. Onativia
Vera Onativia
Henry E. Coe
Emily Coe
Social Weekend Scenes At Fassifern And The Oaks
Hot Springs Virginia hosts a series of luncheons and teas in honor of Miss Emily Sloane and Miss Eleanore Greene. Notable guests include Francis Key Pendleton, Dr. Francis Burnett, Cecil Barret, Stuart Duncan, Marion Stoddard, and Lispenard Stewart. Additional arrivals include Mrs. Hoxie and Mrs. Good of Chicago, R. H. Mercer, John A. Williams, and R. G. Oglesby among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Henry T. Sloane
Fassifern Farm
Emily Sloane
Eleanore Greene
Francis Key Pendleton
Francis Burnett
Cecil Barret
Albert Marburg
Fassifern
Warner Leeds
the Oaks
Dorothy Wilde
Amy Scher
Metcalf Cancels Speeches Due to Ill Health
Secretary Metcalf, laid up in bed with illness, has canceled plans to address a political gathering in Charleston West Virginia next Friday and has declined an invitation to speak in Akron Ohio. He remains confined to bed and notes it will be several days before he can move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metcalf
Charleston
West Va
Akron
Ohio
Last Crab Season Specials and Lobster Prices
The article lists market prices for seafood including soft crabs at 1.50 per dozen, hard crab meat at 40 to 75 cents per pound, and lobsters from Maine and Nova Scotia at 25 and 22 cents for large and small. Frog legs go for 50 to 75 cents per pound with a French marinate method and a simple fricassee with milk, flour, butter, eggs, lemon and parsley as serving options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Nova Scotia
Struani Debuts as Philadelphia Opera Conductor
Signor Giuseppe Struani conducted his first rehearsal yesterday at the Amsterdam Opera House as resident director of Mr. Hammerstein's Philadelphia Opera House. He will lead Samson et Dalila in Philadelphia. Also announced at the Manhattan Opera House that Signor Arimondi will sing Don Pasquale in The Barber of Seville with Mme Tetrazzini opening her season there on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Giuseppe Struani
Mr. Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera House
Amsterdam Opera House
Saint Saengs
Signor Struani
Philadelphia
Manhattan Opera House
Signor Arimondi
Don Pasilio
Mme. Tetrazzini
Manhattan
The Great Question at the Majestic Review
The Majestic stages Frederick Paulding’s The Great Question in four acts with Miss Bonstelle delivering a creditable portrayal. Critics note the play’s antiquated themes and melodramatic plotting set in the Cleveland era, praising Bonstelle and Dunn while other performances appear uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred-erick Paulding
Majestic Theatre
Robert Vernex
Associated Justice
United States Peer Court
A. H. Stuart
Susan May Savernex
Ali _ Sis $snstelle
United States Attorney General
Julius McVicker Berresford
Mark Kent Harvey
Tellifer
Michigan Midland Railway
J. Malcolm Dunn Christopher Lawtred
M. M. Ry
Oscana Lumber Co
Homer Miles Daniel
Mahlen Hamilton George Deering
Royal Tracy
Grace Carlishaw
Mabel Carruthers
Wallabee Wroxeter
Alice Donovan
Cynthia Freel
Are Kimball
Jimmie Rolane
Foster Hackett Wellin
Savernex
J. H. Siehier
Mike Donlin Debuts In Vaudeville Stealing Home
Mike Donlin and his wife Mabel Hite appeared in a vaudeville musical skit titled Stealing Home at Hammerstein's Victoria. The packed houses greeted them with long applause and curtain calls, with flowers and an unexpected dance drawing wild enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammerstein
Victoria
Mike Donlin
Mabel Hite
Donlin
Frohman to Sail Abroad for New Productions and Tours
Charles Frohman will sail this morning on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie to London Paris and Berlin to arrange new productions and continental tours. He plans Samson in rehearsal in London with Arthur Bourchier leading and to engage artists abroad for The Dollar Princess before January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Prinzess
Cecilie
London
Paris
Samson
Arthur Bourchier
Duke of York
Vaudeville for Orphans at Hebrew Sheltering Guardian
Twelve hundred orphans at the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum will enjoy a Sunday afternoon vaudeville show. Organizer Ernest Waddock has arranged three hours of entertainment by twenty one stage folk led by Trixie Friganza and backed by Max Sehmidt Orchestra. Sam Harris will provide fresh scenery for the newly built stage at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan Asylum
Ernest Waddock
Trixie Friganza
American Idea” Company
New York Theatre
Cohan
Max Sehmidt
Liberty Theatre
Sam Harris
Cohan & Harris
The Right to Live staged at Columbia Theatre
The Right to Live a new Jules Eckert Goodman play opened at Columbia Theatre before a society crowd including many in the army and navy. It is the second Goodman work this season with Blanche Walsh to star in a third planned next month. the plot follows love and hatred as Albert Bruns deceives and deserts a woman, only to be reformed by their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jules Eckert Goodman
Columbia Theatre
Army
Navy
Goodman
Blanche Walsh
Albert Brun
Broadway Stage and Theatre Openings Highlight New York Scene
Antonio de Novelli directs Peggy Macree with Joseph O'Mara touring America. Thomas W Ryley hires Fletcher Norton for The Queen of the Moulin Rouge. The Lyric Theatre in Newark opens as Morris vaudeville link. Amelia Bingham adds Sardou murder scene to Big Moments from Great Plays. Zancigs to appear at Colonial Theatre next week. Mabel Taliaferro returns to Polly of the Circus at Grand Opera House. Vera McCord to lead in Via Wireless at Liberty after British stint. Italian night at American Theatre with Fatima Miris welcomed by hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Antonio de Novelli
Enga
Brooks & Dingwall
Peggy Macree
Joseph O'Mara
Thomas W.ryleys
Fletcher Norton
Paul M. Potter
William Currie
George Broadhurst
Amelia Bingham
Sardou
Treasurers’ Club of America
Metropolitan Opera House
Alice Fischer
Sam H. Harris
Jacques Cohen
Zancigs
Edward
Germany
Colonial
Mabel Taliaferro
Polly of
Great Britain
Mile
Fatima Miris
Fregoli
Death of Dr Hiram Bingham the Gilbert Islands Missionary
The Rev Dr Hiram Bingham, noted Congregational missionary to the Gilbert Islands, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a surgical operation. Born in 1831 in Honolulu, he labored for decades among the Gilbertese, translated works and published a Gilbertese dictionary, and led the Commentary on the New Testament in Gilbertese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimo. Md
Hiram Bingham
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Honolulu
Prudential
Gilbert Islands
Bingham
Brig Gen Harry L Haskell Dies at 68 in San Diego
Brig. Gen. Harry Leland Haskell retired from the U S Army died in San Diego aged 68. Born September 24, 1840 in Maine, he served in the Civil War with the 125th New York Infantry, fought at Harper's Ferry and Gettysburg, and in the V Potomac and Spottsylvania campaigns. He later joined the Spanish American War era service, saw action on the Pacific coast and in Cuba before retiring in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Harry Leland Haskell
Haskell
Maine
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
New York Infantry
Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Gettysburg
Spottsylvania Court House
Spain
United States Army
Pacific Coast
Cuba
Benjamin F. Russell dies veteran editor and official
Benjamin F. Russell Deputy Internal Revenue Collector and Sergeant at Arms of the National House of Representatives under McKinley died at his St. Louis home after a long illness. The 65 year old editor and political writer had served as Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Benjamin F. Russell
Internal Revenue
T Arms
National House of Representatives
McKinley
Missouri House of Ence
Giuseppe Biancheri Former President of Italian Chamber
The death of Giuseppe Biancheri is announced. Born in Ventimiglia he served as Deputy for fifty three years and presided over the Chamber for nearly thirty years. He was a prominent Genoa and Italian politics figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Giuseppe Biancheri
Chamber of Deputies
Ventimiglia
Chamber
Notable Deaths Across The City And Nation
Obituaries report Charles H Rowland 70 of 1069 Bedford Ave Brooklyn died at home. He served 25 years in the Pennsylvania Railroad baggage division. Also Mrs Mary C De Luce 79 of Montclair NJ died at 157 South Mountain Ave survived by husband and granddaughter. Henry A K B K, president of Northern Electric Railway died in Berkeley. John P Pitman 70 of Balonne, Civil War veteran, died at 970 Avenue C. William B Gray 57 of 234 Maine J died after eight months ill in January. Abraham Moses Bachrach 96 East Ninety-Sixth Street real estate dealer died. survived by widow Tillie. Frank M Kiggins 41 of Tennessee, Civil Service Chief Examiner, died in Washington. brother William seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H.rowland
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Lghterage
Theennsylvania Railroad
Mary C. DE Luce
South Mountain Avenue
Montclair
N. J
A.F. de Luce
Henry A. Butters
Northern Electric Railway Company
Berkeley
Cal
Marguerite
Victor H. Metcalf, Jr
Secretary of
Navy
John P. Pitman
Balonne
Avenue C
William B. Gray
W. B. Gray & Co
Maine
Park Avenue
That City
Mr. Gray
Langholm
Scotland
Abraham Moses Bachrach
Upper East Side
East Ninety-Sixth Street
Tillie Bachrach
Frank M. Kiggins
Tennessee
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Wiliam Kiggins
Frank Kiggins
Beckett Securities Support Surrogate Becketts Election
A public notice urges voters to support Surrogate Charles H. Beckett for the Surrogates Court. It argues his long service and expertise will speed probate work and avoid delays from a new, untested officeholder. A committee invites residents to mark Beckett in the first column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Beckett
Su Te Beckett
Charles H. Beckett
Ex-Gov John Miller Dies in Duluth After Noted Lottery Fight
Former North Dakota Governor John Miller died in Duluth Minnesota on October 26. Known as Honest John Miller he led the anti Louisiana Lottery drive in North Dakota. Born October 29 1843 in New York he moved west and rose from merchant to territorial council member and first governor of North Dakota before relocating to Duluth in 1896 to run John Miller & Co grain merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Miny
John Miller
North Dakota
John” Miller
Tompkins County
N. Y
Dryden
Dakotas
Nothota
Duluth, Minn
John Miller & Co. Grain Commission Merchants
Allan Langdon McDermott Dies at Jersey City Home
Allan Langdon McDermott aged 71 died at his Jersey City home of heart failure. A former amateur athlete born in South Boston March 30 1854 he later served in Congress and practiced law. He studied under Leon Poh tn, clerked for the Chancery Court in 1886, led as President of the Washington Electric Railway Company, and left a widow a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Langdon McDermott
Crescent Avenue
Jersey City
South Boston
Hugh Farrar McDermott
Jersey City Herald
Young MéDerott
Leon Poh Tn
Tonaianeas
Chancery Court
Ashington
Washington Electric Railway Company
Elizabeth Le Boutillier Dead at 57 in Lenox
Miss Elizabeth Le Boutillier of New York died Sunday at Greenock Inn Lee aged 57. She was the eldest daughter of Thomas Le Boutillier. Survived by her mother one sister and five brothers. Body taken to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Elizabeth le Boutilier
New York
Greenock Inn
Lee
Thomas le Boutillier
Local Social Notices of Engagement and Marriage
Oct 20 to Oct 21 murky notices list names Susan Fritschie Josephine Edith R Mealty. The brief items confirm marriages and social announcements without detailed context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISE
Susan FE
Fritschie
Josephine
Edith R. Mealty
Ipp
Multiple Death Notices From New York Area October 1908
A page lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices from New York and nearby towns. Entries name the deceased, ages, and residence, with funeral details such as dates, times, and interment locations including Washington Cemetery and various churches. Notable names include Abraham Moses Bachrach, Louisa Birchall, Mary Cathrine Kortright, Allan Langdon McDermott, Ruth S Murray, and Joseph Vuilleaume, among many others.
Cardinal Francois Desir Mathieu Dies in London
Former Archbishop of Toulouse Cardinal Francois Desir Mathieu died in London after arrival for the Eucharistic Conference. Born in 1831 he became Cardinal in 1899 and served on the French Academy and the Tribunal Signatura in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frangois Desire Mathieu
Toulouse
France
Tribunal Segnatura
Rome
Wills Probate Notice for Tompkins & Tompkins Counsels
Tompkins & Tompkins, Counters-at-Law at 156 Fifth Avenue, handling probate of wills. The notice outlines execution of wills and related legal proceedings for estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins & Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benoni Lock
Merry Widow
King
Countess von Moltke
Thayer
Misses Parsons
William Barclay Parsons, Sr
Louise Morse
Pope
Frederic C. Penfield
Picabia
Marrin
Society AT
Miss Bonstelle
Frederick Paulding
Bartley.Campbell
Dion Boucicault
Mark Twain
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Frank Mayo
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Ape
Jessie Bonstelle
J. Malcom Dunn
Bessie Lestina
Violette Kimball
RT Ua As
Castoria
Bears
MR. Frohman
Jules Eckert _Goodman
H. L. Haskell
Clarerice
D. Ashley
Chas
de Hart Brower
John C. Coleman
Edward S. Clinch
W. Case, Jr
E. Ritzema
de Grove
Hampden Dougherty
Millard H. Ellison Mehlon
A. Freeman
Edward R. Finch
Warren C. French, Jr
Thos. Gregory Lawrence
Hatch Job E. Hedges
James E. Hopkins
Winston H. Hagen
Tristan B. Johnson
Aelvin
D. Kingster
J. Fred
K Kernochi
James Taylor
Lew Wilmer
J. McAlist
Harry W. Mack
F. Mathesor
Charles O. Maas
Winthrop Parker
Samuel M. Richard Chas
Hazen Russ
Beverly R. Robins
Walter C. Shoup
Herbert L. Satterle
Samuel Strasbourge
Wm. A. W. Stewart
Florence J. Sullivan
F. Vr, Turk
N. W. van Nostral
J. Welles Wheeler
William H. Wadda
Stewart L. Woodio
John de Witt van
Joseph H. Adams
Mortimer C. Addams
James B. Butler
Bangs
William S. Bennet
Alexander Brough James H. Caldwell
Frederick T. Case
Rufus B. Cowing, Jr. ,F. G. Dunham
J. Frederick Eagle
J. Ward Follette
Benjamin Franklin
Donald Finlay
Jas. D. Fessender
Do B. Green James M. Gifford
Wm. B. Hornblower
Artemas M. Holmes
Eugene D. Hawkins
Robert D. Ireland
Jacob H. Jordan Samuel S. Ko
Emanuel Aronstein
Lucius H. Beers
C. Betty
John A. Bolles
William M. Bennet
Benjamin N. Card
Samuel Cohn
Arthur Cohen
Fred’k H. Count Lewis L. Delafiel Charlies S. Davidss
Noel Bleecker Fox
Emil E. Fuchs Francis T. Garrett von Wilbur Larremore
Edward Lauterbac
David G. McCon
Henry. Melville
George L. Naught
Samuel H. Ordwa
John B. Pine
Eli Rosenberg
H. H. Simpson
Martin Saxe Nath
8. Smith
James Ruseci
Soley Rush ‘Tat
John H. Taylor
Jacob Weinberger
Leonard M. Walstein
Geo. W. Wickersham
H. Holden Weeks
George Zahm
Geo C. Austin
Charles F. Bostwick
William Bordy
E. Bogtimer Boyle
Booth Howard Conkling
Rufus B. Cowing
Wiliam N. Cohen
Ashley T. Cole
E. Dem‘ng Tesnac
Gutman David G. George Hector M. Hitchings
Charles P. Latting
F. J
Worcester
Edward B. Whitney
John F. Yanger
Charles F. Darlington
Henry F. Miller
Charles M.russell
Dward R. Finch
Treas
Pine St
Henry Armstead
of Armstead
Sha Gate
Henry Hrmstea, Jr
Bachrach
Washington Cemetery
Baltimore
Hiram Bing- Bingham
Ham
D.D
Konolulu
Hawaii
Asheville
N.C
Arshall J. Gasquet
New Orleans
Ufe
Frederick A. Gillespie
Wilde
David
H. Gillespie
East 176Th
Gordon
Monfiay
Eleanora C
Richard H. Gordon
West 114Th St
Nashville
Tenn
Miller
Allen St
Hudson
Palo Alto
California
Ruth S. Murray
Robert Lindley Murray
Adm
S. Underhill
Ossining-on-Hudson
Steet
Grand Central Station
Fair Ridge Cemetery
Trinity
William Henry
Emeline Rogers
Hancock N.Y
Saugatuck
Conn
O’dlock
Eugene Scharff
West 136Th St
Sarah Frederick H. Scoville
Klyn
Lafayette Av
Senvin
John Magie
William
Austin
Orean Parkway
Eline Austin
Baillard
West 159Th St
Bardel
Eee St
Sophia A
Haase J
Rian Betchan
Franz Born
Emil
Newark, Re
Broemel
Ferry St
Gene A. Broemel
Brooks
East 66Th St
Ettza Brooks
Burgess
Willis
Aueege F. Burgess
Butzbach
Mathilde Rutzbach
Canavan
South Broadway
York
Mary Canavan
Seat Clark
John H. Clark
Pearl - Is-Day
M. Clinton
Greene Ve
Michael J. Clinton
Aes Coles
South Orange
Nancy Coles
Colin
St. Mark's Av
Jilda F. Colin
Ae Dugan
9Th Av
Thomas Dugan
A. M. Durney
New School Street
Yonweers
Rose Durney
Dyas
East 82d St
Jane N.A
P. Eagan
Orage
N.J
Eagan
Orange T
Newa . J
Daniel L. Farley
Ewartt, We
Stanley J. Forman
P. M. Fortune
Hicks St
Thomas F. Fortune
Fountain
St. Marks
Annie C. Fountain
Fuller
Chestnut St
Frederick D. Fuller
Grange
East &Shore
George Cha Eh
Hunt
Xerplancks
M. I
Joseph S. Hunt
Jaques
Bordentown
Josephine A. Jaques
Kennedy
Belleville
Get
John Kennedy
Kerr
East Orange
Mary J. Kerr
M. Kretz
Hamburg Av
Clara Kretz
J. Kuhnle
Ned McArdle
Flushing
J. McArdle
M. McCleary
Seventeenth St
George A. McCleary
Me Ckinless
Plainfield
N. d
Jane A. McKinless
Mallon
East 126Th St
Mary Mallon
A. M . Mattfeld
Myrtle Asg
Catharina Mattfeld
Mautner
West 115Th St
Berths
Mary Roberts
Rowland
Bedford Alv
Charlies H. Rowland
Dresden St
Theresia Samson
Erect
Schaffner
de Kall Av
Brookelyn
Jacob Schaffner
Smith
Governors Island
Opt
Frank M. Smith
Isaae H. Symon
Thompson
Tuers
Joseph Vuilleaume
Summit aAv
Jersey City Heights
Marie Vuilleaume
Fueneral
Wagner
Long Island City
Adam Wagner
Walle
Marie Walle
E. P. Dutton & Co
West 23d Street
Uneeda Biscuit
Cardinal Mathieu
Woodlawn
Hariem
Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
FRANK E_ CAMPBELL
Chelaey
Rosehill
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