Miss Grosvenor Weds in Newport at Em manuel Church
Miss Alice Grosvenor, daughter of Mrs. William Grosvenor, wed Dudley Davis of New York at noon in Emmanuel Church Newport during a ceremony attended by summer residents and military families. The reception followed at Beacon Hill Roslyn with a lawn breakfast and later dancing, then the couple departed for New York.
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Providence
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New York
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Henry R. Sedgwick
Frank J. Sulloway
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Frederick de Rham
Anita Peabody
Caroline
Anita
Rose Grosvenor
Laura Swan
Fellowes Davis
Emery H. Porter
Mendelssohn
Killarney
Beacon Hill
Rosytn
Davis
Dorothea Kane
Mary Pomeroy
Eleanor Whitridge
Alice Polk
Sherman
Franklin Plummer
Herbert Peil
Frank Roche
Richard Gampril
Dietrich Daughter to Wed Herbert Knox Smith in Conn
Announcement from Hastings Nebraska notes the forthcoming September 26 wedding of Miss Gertrude Dietrich daughter of former Senator Dietrich and Herbert Knox Smith Commissioner of Corporations. Dietrich will depart for the East next week for the ceremony at Farmington Connecticut.
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Dietrich
Hastings, Neb
Gertrude Dietrich
United States
Herbert Knox Smith
Farmington
Conn
East
Engagements announced for Gertrude Bovee and Hugh J Mackay
Mr and Mrs C Nestelle Bovee of New York announce the engagement of their daughter Gertrude Bovee to Hugh J Mackay son of Mr and Mrs Hugh J Mackay No date has been set for the wedding The Bovees reside at Vineyard Haven Massachusetts and Mr and Mrs John C Kenneth of Sea
Engagement Announcement for Sadie F Kenneth
The engagement of Sadie F. Kenneth of New York to Theodore Ey is announced. Cliff L. J. and Beem are noted as relatives or involved parties in the notice.
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Sadie F. Kenneth
New York
Cliff
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Elsie Willets Engaged to John R. Johnson Jr
The engagement of Miss Elsie R. Willets of Roslyn L I and John R. Johnson Jr of Belle Haven and New York is announced. Johnson is noted as prominent in state automobile racing.
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Greenwich
Miss Kitty Cheatham Stages Benefit in Bar Harbor
In Bar Harbor Maine Aus 31 a large social event raised funds for the local Young Men's Christian Association. Miss Kitty Cheatham performed impersonations before a fashionable audience and a list of patrons included prominent residents and visitors. A separate accident article notes Mrs S Weir Mitchell and Miss Dehon escaping injury after their carriage was overturned by a physician's automobile, with the horses frightened.
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Aus
Young Men's Christian Association
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William J. Schieffelin
Hunt Ball at Lenox and Reception Committee Named
Berkshire Hunt Ball Committee chairman Charles Asger Bristed announced Mrs. Bristed Mrs. David Turner Dana Mrs. Samuel Frothingham and Mrs. Girard Foster will serve as the reception committee. Mrs. Dana designed a crest using crops to form the hunt initials for the decoration and the green and red colors will appear in silk streamers and sashes.
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Berkshire Hunt
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Samuel Frothingham
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Hunt
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Baltimore
Aspinwall
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Colgate Hoyt
John Sloane
Litchfield
Conn
William Douglas Sloane
Tm. Court
J. D. Williams
Georgiana Sargent
Laurel Lake Cottage
F. M. McEwan
New York
Anne R. Webb
John E. Alexander
Adrian Herzog
Frederick D. Tappan
Town
LE. St. John Hays
N. D. Landcaster
Hlen Landcaster
Wellington Villa
J. C.mcreynolds
Charles J. Tonaparte
Newport Society Notes Signal Last Newport Season
Newport society items report Edward Morrell renting his estate to Peter D. Martin of San Francisco for next season. Numerous social events include dinners hosted by Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin and Mrs. J. J. Mason, with Hungarian music by Karris Berger. Capt. and Mrs. Lydig close the season. Navy Secretary Metcalf expected next week. several sailings to New York and Europe noted, plus flags at half mast for Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas and a sunrise salute from the Constellation.
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New York Times
Newport
Edward Morrell
Peter D. Martin
San Francisco
C. Oliver Iselin
J. J. Mason
Karris Berger
Percy Rockefeller
New York
D. M. Hare
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
S. N
Charles’ de L. Odrichs
Jay Gould
FR. Sears, Jr
James F. Nagle
James Laurens van Alen
Robert J. Collier
Philip M. .Lydig
Lydig
Europe
Stanley Mortimer
Clambake Club
Henry Barton Jacobs
Metcalf
Navy
Josephine Gibson
Charles Dana Gibson
William H. Miéitger
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Naval Station
Constellation
Social notes from Narragansett Pier August evening
Mrs Marshall J Allen of New York hosted a dinner at the Mathewson with guests Dr William Francis Honan Miss Katharine Honan Thomas Meachan of New York and Mrs John M Miller of Charlotte N G C. Claude Newell and E W Hill hosts in Brookline and New York joins a motor tour party at Gladstone. The Misses Jackson of New York announce a bridge event at Sunnymene for Mrs McCoghrey Butt of New York.
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McCoghrey Butt
New York
Henry Siegel grandfather after Cavendish birth in England
Mr Henry Siegel learns by cable that his daughter Mrs Tyrell W Cavendish formerly Miss Julia Florence Siegel has given birth to a son Friday evening. The Cavendishes, married two years, reside at their villa The Battles Rougham Bury St Edmunds England.
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Henry Siegel
Tyrell W. Cavendish
Julia Florence Siegel
Cavendish
Vila
the Battles
Roughan
Bury St. Edmunds
England
Morris and Waiterats Unite in Vast Vaudeville Merger
Reports claim William Morris and the Independent Booking Office plan a national consolidation across 100 theaters. Artists named include Harry Lauder Vesta Victoria Mabel Barrison and Clarice Vance with European acts such as Johnson and Dean. The Orpheum Boston was taken over by Morris's agent W T Grover as merger talks proceed amid ties to the Comedy Club.
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William Morris
Independent Booking Office
Association of
Player -Folk
The
White Rats
United Booking Offices
Allied Vaudeville Interests of America
Klaw & Erlanger
Morris
Ross
Fenton
Jones
Deyo
Mabel Barrison
Joseph Howard
Mlle
Bianca Forelich
Salome
Clarice Vance
Harry Lauder
Lawrence Irving
Vesta Victoria
Johnson and Dean
Kian & Erlanger
Manhattan
New York
Orpheum Theatre
Boston
W. T. Grover
Montauk Theatre
Grand Opera House
Brooklyn
Comedy Club
Commencement Days staged at Colonial Theatre
Boston August 31 The new play Commencement Days a story of girls college life by Virginia Frame and Margaret Mayo had its first performance at the Colonial Theatre before a large audience The cast includes Katherine Florence Lolita Robertson Florence Weston Charles H Riegel Walter Thomas Amy Dale Berth Blanchard Edna Bert and Myrtle Tannehill.
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Boston
Virginia Frame
Margaret Mayo
Colonial Theatre
Katherine Florence
Lolita. Robertson
Florence Weston
Charles H. Riegel
Walter Thomas
Amy Dale
Berth Blanchard
Edna Bert
Myrtle Tannehill
Ocean Travelers Sail For Europe On Two Steamships
Passengers listed aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie and Staatendam bound for Europe include Mr and Mrs Adams Bancroft Brock Darby Hoyt Keene and others on Kronprinzessin Cecilie and William Bailey Gadsby Sprinker Murray Travis and Bernheim on Staatendam A French tuberculosis congress representative arrived in Washington to attend sessions September 21 to October 12.
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Staatendam
Europe
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Rbremen
R. E. ‘Adams
John Bancroft
Leon Brock
Samuel Darby
W. F. Hoyt
Foxhall Keene
Werner von. Meyer Knonow
G. L. Manning
Thomas Travis
Bernheim
Tuberculosis Society_of
Paris
Washington, D. C
Gascoigne
Havre
Edith Holt to Wed Today in East Seventy Eighth Street Home
Miss Edith Holt daughter of Henry H. Holt Sr and Dr Joseph Colt Bloodgood will marry today at noon at her home 44 East Seventy eighth Street. The notice lists several prominent guests and travelers including Candace Hewitt in attendance and various St Louis and New York society figures at regional hotels and estates.
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Edith Holt
Henry H. Holt, Sr
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
East Seventy Eighth Street
Candace Hewitt
Edward Ringwood Hewitt
Schubert Amusement Co. Seeks Restraint on Coyne at Garrick Theatre
Justice Bischoff heard the Schubert Amusement Co in a bid to enjoin Joseph Coyne from appearing at the Garrick Theatre under Frohman management. Schuberts claim a July 1906 contract paying 300 dollars weekly through December 1900 with renewal at 400, Coyne denies breach citing promise of stardom. Coyne had acted in My Lady's Maid from August to November 1906 and later performed abroad near Schubert theatres, with no protest from the Schuberts.
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Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Schubert Amusement Company
Joseph Coyne
Garrick
Coyne
Dittenhoefer
Schuberts
Trolleys for Coney floats lighted by electric system
Coney Island sets Mardi Gras parade and Fall festival lighting for September week using trolley poles and an overlaid wire along Surf Avenue. Each of the twelve floats will be fully wired with progress and prosperity themes, connecting floats by wire cables.
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Coney Island
Surf Avenue
Clermont
Lusitania
Frank Lalor Star Debut in Springfield Musical Comedy
Frank Lalor made his debut as a star in Printe Humbug at the Square Theatre Springfield under Samuel E. Rork. The production employs about one hundred people with Florence Morrison and Marion Garson in key roles. The show features fifteen musical numbers and a chorus headed by Ieona Stevens.
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New York Times
Springfield
Mass
Frank Lalor
Er Square Theatre
Ieona Stevens
Lalor
Klaw and Erlanger Present The Round Up at Academy of Music
Klaw and Erlanger staged The Round Up at the Academy of Music for a limited revival. Macklyn Arbuckle as Slim Oover drew laughs as Florence Rockwell returned to her former role, with the production largely the same as last season’s New Amsterdam Theatre run.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Academy of Music
Macklyn Arbuckle
Slim Ooever
Florence Rockwell
Amsterdam
Georgia Caine Stars in The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam
Georgia Caine played the title role of The Merry Widow last night at the New Amsterdam Theatre to conclude its roof run and begin an open era in the theatre below. It marks the second year of the production with Miss Caine as Sonia in the New York staging.
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Georgia Caine
the Merry Widow
New Amsterdam
Lnight
America
Miss Caine
Sonia
New York
Governor and the Boss Opens Season at Metropolis Theatre
The Metropolis Theatre opened the season last night with The Governor and the Boss starring W. H. Turner. The Harlem audience enjoyed the dramatic tale of love and politics.
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Metropolis
W. H. Turner
Harlem
Drowning Averted at Breezy Point Camp Lake
Carrie Carpenter and Helen Conroy of New York were rescued from Crene Pond when Morris Jacobus and Mayhew Sanford heard cries for help after a capsized boat. Jacobus swam to the scene, pulled both women from the water, and brought them to shore.
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New York Times
Creen Pond
N. J
Aug. St
Carrie Carpenter
Helen C. Con
Society's Baker Dead After Fifty Years in New York
Charles Augustus Dean aged 74 died Sunday at his Stamford Connecticut summer home after a brief illness. He served fifty years as baker to New York society and funeral is set for tomorrow at his Dean residence 109 East Eighteenth Street. He leaves a son and two daughters. The Dean firm traced to 1880 with Henry Dean, uncle of the late head, starting the business near Bowery and East Broadway before moving uptown to Madison Square and later 572 Fifth Avenue to serve fashionable circles.
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Charles Augustus Dean
New York Society
Stamford
Conn
Dean
East Eighteenth Street
Henry Dean
Bowery
East Broadway
Broadway
Astor Court
Madison Square
New York
Fifth Avenue
Funeral of Rev. Donald S Mackay at St Nicholas Church
The Rev Donald Sage Mackay pastor of the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas was laid to rest at Woodlawn after services yesterday at Fifth Avenue and Forty eighth Street New York. Flowers from Mrs Russell Sage and Miss Helen Gould adorned the church interior and a large clergy procession accompanied the funeral.
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Fifth Avenue
Forty Eighth Street
Donald Sage Mackay
Portland
Russell Sage
Helen Gould
Mackay
Fast Sixty-eighth Street
Nottmann
Chicago
Andrew Hageman
St. Nicholas Church
John §. Bussing
William B. Glenney
Frederick R. Hutton
Vreeland
H. Youngman
Gerard Beekman
William L. Brower
Francis L. Ives
Lewis Johnston
Charles A. Runk
William 8. Denisen
McColl
Woodlawn
Duryea
Hageman
Mrs Cordelia L Dale 77 Widow of Charles Dale Sr Dies
Mrs Cordelia L Dale aged 77 widow of Charles G Dale Sr ULC Lee died suddenly at the home of her niece Mrs Edward Secor Pelham Road Throgs Neck while visiting since Aug 5. A native of the city she traced ancestry to early Hugenot Dutch and English settlers of Manhattan with five relatives named on the Tarrytown Revolutionary monument. She married Charles G Dale USN in 1854 and left three children including Charles G Dale Jr who served as cashier of the New York County Bank until his death.
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Charles G. Dale
ULC
Lee
Edward Secor
Pelham Road
Throge’s Neck
Dale
Hugenot
Manhattan
Tarrytown
U. S N
Charles G. Dale, Jr
New-York County Bank
Charles Fownes Dies of Pneumonia After Horse Exhibit
Charles K. Fownes aged 33, known as the whip, died at 7 West Sixty-fifth Street from pneumonia contracted while exhibiting horses at Narragansett Pier. He returned from Narragansett last Tuesday, had been exhibiting for James F. Gummery of Philadelphia, and pneumonia developed Wednesday. His widow Mrs. Fownes, and his father Edwin Fownes of London, survive him. He had shown horses for Miss Emily T. Bedford, Dr. Woodend, and Gordon Hughes in the past decade.
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Charles K. Fownes
West Sixty-fifth Street
Narragansett Pier
Fownes
Narragansett
James F. Gummery
Philadelphia
London
Philadelphia physician Dr. Jacob Holt dies after heart illness
Dr. Jacob Farnum Holt, renowned Philadelphia physician surgeon and educator, died August 31 after an acute heart attack. He served as Professor of Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene and headed Biology at the Philadelphia High School. Commander Robert E. Peary valued him enough to recruit him for the North Pole expedition attempt.
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Flost
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North Pole
Dwight and Dean Die Amid Westfield and Stamford Summer Illness
Dwight of the Church of Brooklyn and president of the Church and Dwight Company died at his Westfield Connecticut summer home from paralysis at 17 years. Dean of New York died Sunday at his Stamford summer home after paralysis begun in August aboard his yacht Guiding Star. He was born in 1855 and led a confectionery firm.
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Westfield
Conn
Yesteray
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Sipley
Detroit
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Stamford
Guiding Star
Ja. Confectionery Firm
Reform Parties Join in Essex County New Jersey
A formal alliance unites New Idea and Real Democracy factions in Essex County and Newark. Real Democracy backs William Fellowes Morgan for Sheriff if he wins the primary. Ex Judge Thomas S. Henry tops Newark for Mayor, Everett Colby seeks re election to the State Senate.
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Newark
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Real Democracy
New
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Short Hills
Thomas S. Henry
Morgan
Everett Colby
State Senate
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Colby
Charles Mason
Independence League
Fatal Fiat crash kills Victor Hewson in Port Chester
Victor Hewson, 52, chauffeur for Julian Day of Port Chester, died after his Fiat racer skidded on a recently oiled King Street and struck a telegraph pole. Buckley Brothers' John Buckley survived with minor injuries. Hewson leaves two widows and a child.
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N. Y
Victor Hewson
Julian Day
Clarence S. Day
Harrison
King Street
Hewson
John Buckley
Buckley Brothers
Buckley
Griffin Named Chief Assistant Librarian at Library of Congress
The Librarian of Congress announced Appleton Prentiss Clark Griffin will succeed the late Ainsworth R. Spofford as Chief Assistant Librarian. Griffin, a renowned bibliographer, has forty years in the field and eleven years at LOC, after serving as Chief Librarian of the Boston and Lenox Libraries.
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Congress
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Librarian of Congress
Appleton Prentiss Clark Griffin
Ainswoerth R. Spofford
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Library of Congress
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Lenox
Veterans of the Seventh Regiment gather for Charles Bean funeral
Notices announce funeral services for Charles A. Bean of the Seventh Regiment from 199 East 7th Street on Wednesday morning September 2 1908 at 11 o'clock. Other obituaries list Cynthia Brainard John Langhorne Brooks Mary E Coles James Cunnion Charles Augustus Dean Edwin Fithian Simon W Glazier Anna Jaggar Emily Lounsbury Mary C McMahon Louise Peckham Elizabeth A Quackenbush Lewis H Redner Jean Angly Advent M Bergen Thomas Blake and William Brady with service details and residences across New York New Jersey and Connecticut.
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Clara Glazier
San Francisco
Cal
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Salem Fields Cemetery
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Anna
Lawrence Jaggar
Thomas A. Jaggar
John W. Lawrence
Flushing
West Newton
Mass
Lounsbury
White Plains
Emily Bolton Myers
Edward D. Lounsbury
John H
Sarah L. Myers
Dennison St
Kensico
McMahon
Ethelwold
Morristown
N. J
Mary C
Thomas J. McMahoon
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
West
Convent Av
Walton M. Peckham
Robert John Chesebrough
New York
Paris
France
St. Germain
Quackenbush
Lee
C. ©. Holcombe
Church of the Holy ‘Trinity
Philadelphia
Numerous Obituaries Advertised in City Notices
Funeral notices list a long roster of individuals across New York addresses including Amelia Brereton at Atlantic City A, Cordelia Dale of Throsgs Neck age 77, Annie Dale, Amy Badgis Davis, Sarah Freund, William Goldschmidt, Joseph Gunnins M D, Chartotin Helmaye, Emily Horst, Thomas J Kennedy, William F Kissey, Julie Levy, Augusta Lieberman, Raymond F How, Frank McCarthy, Ferdinand Merke, Morris Meyer, Alfred Sackett, Hester Elizabeth Slater, Arthur Sonnenschein, Story Starr, Jack M Steiner, Joseph Steiner, Edward Thomas, Mary A Tuberty, Emile Vallee, with to-day and to-morrow funeral appointments and interments across Brooklyn, Kingston, and New York City locales.
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Pitas
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Tub
Mdavis
Pompton Pisins
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Freund
St. Ane
Sarah
Anil
Goldschmidt
Courtlandt Av
Bronx
Ave
William Goldschmidt
Gunning
Searsdale
Josephs HH
Gunnins
M.D
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Pumes
Helmae
Levy
Milford
Julie Levy
Asternoon
Maimonides
Lieberman
St. West
Augusta Lieberman
J.A. Ml
Low
Kingston
XN -Y
Raymond F. How
Ated
McCarthy
Lefarette
Brooklyn
Frank Ee Istus McCarthy
Merke
Broome St
Ferdinand
Meyer
East Sith St
Momris. Meyer
Nally
Timp St
Annie Nally
Ie Sackett
Bleecker
St. Brooklyn
Alfred Sackett
Slater
Hester Elizabeth Slater
Scarsborough
Smyth
East End
Thomas Smyth
Sonnenschein
East
Armthur
Starr
Clifton Place
Story Starr
A. M.steiner
Westpath St
Jack M. Steiner
Baltimore
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Rockaway Park
L. TE
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Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by Harlem trains and trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is described as readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. It lists Lots 3150 aq Telephone (4855 Gramercy) for Books of Views or representative, Office 20 EA T 23D St. N. CEYY.
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