Hewitt’s 2 Million Legacy Aids Post-Graduate Hospital
Dr Arthur F Chace announces Frederick Cooper Hewitt of Owego left 2 million to New York Post-Graduate Hospital to develop it into the world’s greatest medical school. He cites plans for modern electrical therapies X rays tropical medicine and hydro-therapy and notes the donor’s long friendship with Dr Andrew H Smith. The gift follows earlier bequests including from Margarette Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Chace
The
New York Post-Graduate Hospital
Frederick Cooper Hewitt
Owego
Post-Graduate School
Hewitt
Andrew H. Smith
Geneva
D. B. St. John Roosa
Yale
Smith
Roosa
New York Post-Graduate School
Hower
Margarette Jones
George N. Miller
New York Postgraduate School
United States
England
France
Austria
London
Paris
Vienna
Mills
Miss Boone Engaged to Austin Jenkins in Baltimore
Announcement from Baltimore reports Miss Sara Kennedy Boone and Mr. Austin Lowe Jenkins engaged. The wedding is planned for Saturday in Lucerne Switzerland where Miss Boone and her sisters Mary and Elizabeth Boone are abroad. Guests include Alfred Partridge Klots and Mrs Seckel Jenkins among Baltimore society. Cardinal Gibbons may perform the ceremony.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Sara Kennedy Boone
Austin Lowe Jenkins
Lucerne
Switzerland
Miss Boone
Mary
Elizabeth Boone
Alfred Partridge Klots
New York
Paris
Harry Seckel Jenkins
James P. Gorter
Miss Randolph
Jenkins
Cardinal Gibbons
Miss Thacher to Wed Lewis Martin Richmond in Tenafly
Miss Sarah Thacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thacher will marry Lewis Martin Richmond son of Mrs David Richmond of Flushing Illinois in Tenafly New Jersey on September 19. Her maid of honor will be her young niece Miss Elizabeth Thacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Martin Richmond
Tenafly, N. J
Sarah Thacher
Thomas Thacher
David Richmond
Flushing, IL. J
Elizabeth Thacher
Wedding party announced for Thacher nuptials at Tenafly church
Honor marks the forthcoming ceremony with Francis R. Richmond as best man. Ushers listed include S. A Salvage of Flushing Newton Rae Thomas D Nes Evander B Schley and Walter Stokes. The ceremony occurs at ey Church of the Atonement in Tenafly New Jersey near the Thachers country place.
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Richmond
Francis R. Richmond
S. A. ‘Salvage
Flushing
Newton Rae
Thomas D. Nes Evander B. Schley
Walter Stokes
Ey Church of the
Tenafly
N A
Thachers
Miss Bowie Johnson Engaged to John Campbell
Baltimore notes Mrs Edward Contee Johnson announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Bowie to John Pearce Campbell formerly of Virginia now of Baltimore. The wedding is planned for September 23 at Parker Place Winchester Virginia. Miss Bowie is granddaughter of the late Reverdy Johnson and first cousin of Henry A Lehr. Campbell is nephew of ex Senator Faulkner.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Edward Contee Johnson
Mary Bowie
John Pearce Campbell
Virginia
Parker Place
Winchester
Bride Myrta Russell Weds Robert Barnum in Greenwich
The September wedding in Greenwich, Conn., united Miss Myrta L. Russell of Battle Creek Michigan and Robert Grandison Barnum of New York at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Mio Moshier. The bride wore white organdie and no bridesmaids. The couple left for a bridal trip through New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Myrta L. Russell
Alice B. Russell
Battle Creek
Mich
Robert Grandison Barnum
E. C. Barnum
New York
Mio Moshier
Canada
Social notes from Lenox and Newport households
Mrs. E N Tailer and Mrs. Goelet Gallatin arrive at the Curtis Hotel Lenox for the Autumn. The list covers Saratoga visitors at Maplewood Bretton Woods Newport Overbrook Penn Hastings and Lenox, plus engagements for Sarah Dearden Springfield to Richard J Butler New York City.
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E. N. Tailer
Curtis Hotel
Lenox
President’s many guests call at Oyster Bay visits
President coolly greets a long list of visitors including Henry A Wise John A Sleicher C H Brent Hamilton Fish Richard Culihan Howard Richards and Major W A Wadsworth at Oyster Bay luncheon scenes. Visitors decline to disclose discussion topics after the brief call.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Henry A. Wise
United States District Attorney
New York
John A. Sleicher
Leslie
Washington
Hamilton Fish
the Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Manhattan
Richard V. Culihan
Republican National Committee
Howard Richards
China
W. A. Wadsworth
Europe Bound Travelers Sailings and Notables
The column lists transatlantic liners this day and notable passengers booked aboard each vessel. CARMANIA from Liverpool includes Mr and Mrs Charles C Corey and others. PRINZESS IRENE from Naples carries Hamilton King and family. ST PAUL from Southampton includes Gen James Allen and dignitaries. PRESIDENT GRANT from Hamburg lists numerous travelers. VADERLAND from Antwerp features Miss Maud Croker and others. CHICAGO from Havre lists Paul Durand and Mrs Frey. FURNESSIA from Glasgow includes Miss Helen Bell and family. MAGDALENA from Southampton via West Indies lists Mrs E W Levy and many names. Also Lieut Gen Josceline H Wodehouse arrives aboard Bermudian en route to India with aide Lieut Rogers, sailing today for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmania
Liverpool
Brrs
Charles C. Corey
John Dane
W. Frowenfield
E. BP. Fish
William G. Kay
J. P. Knight
J. A. E. Malone
Justin Mendelson
Luke Pither
F. E. Regall
F. M. Short
Irene
Naples
Hamilton King
United States
Siam
King
Elizabeth Brady
J. Craig Havemeyer
Richard Hayward
George D. Lansing
James N. Mackin
Charles L. Pearson
Adelyn
Dunham Slaughter
F. C. Speer
Charles W. Tamme
ST. Paul
Southampton
J James Allen
F. G. Alden
Esther Bennett
A. Oliver Depree
W. C. ‘Gaisberg
R. H
Harris
H. A. Helmes
Frank J. Lutz
Grant
Hamburg
William Ashburne
John Erie
J. C. Crouch
Ruth Darrow
Ernest Flammer
John S. Huyler
R. H. Jackson
Frank. E. Long
D. L. Phillips
Samuel Smiley
C. E. Wheeler
H. J. Wacker
F. M. Dewey
WW. N. Price
J. E. Wootton
M. KE. Corr
A. N. Doolittle
W. R. Devies
F. D. Aller
P. G. de Lemo
E. H. Oswald
S. G. Miller
E. van Tambacht
H. Fowler
J. F. McKeon
E. C. Wood
Josceline H. Wodehouse
Bermuda
India
Punjab
Francis Rogers
England
Diary reveals engineer cadet's planned self destruction
Police and ship crew hunt for Kenneth Adams a St Paul engine room cadet who left a diary and letters in a Erie Railroad office claiming he would kill himself to atone for imagined wrongs. The notes praise his wife Dorothy and blame his father for pushing him toward death. The diary dates begin Jan 1 1908 and describe courtship, marriage, and despair before his final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Erie Railroad
Broadway
Kenneth Adams
Adams
Plagler
Florida Keys
Key West
New York Central
Rutland Railroad
James Dowd
West Street
Dowd
Dorothy
Dorothy E. A. B. Adams
Pablo Beach
Fla
the St. Paul
Hell
Flan
Jas
Erie
Charles S. Adams
Simmons
Syracuse
N. Y
Kenneth, Adams
Dearest
Doris
Kenneth
Prelate Thanks Friends From Rochester Seminary
The Bishop of Rochester thanks lay and cleric friends for telegrams letters and sympathy during illness. He notes the illness slowly but gradually passes and says it may be weeks before he resumes work. He sends gratitude for the expressions tied to anniversaries and the dedication of St Bernard's Seminary Hall of Theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
St. Bernard's Seminary
Suffern Tailer Convalesces After Illness in New London
T. Suffern Tailer arrived from Boston in an automobile and is confined to his Mohican Hotel room with blood poisoning. A pimple on his right thigh worsened during the trip, leaving him with high fever and near collapse. He is resting and expected to be able to leave in a day, according to his attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New London
Conn
T. Suffern Tailer
Boston
Mohican Hotel
H. H. Lee
Surgeon to operate on Gen Otis at Johns Hopkins
Gen Harrison Gray Otis publisher of The Los Angeles Times is at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for a slight surgical operation likely to be performed tomorrow. Otis who is 71 was ill at his home in Los Angeles before the decision for the operation was made and is described as vigorous for his years.
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Los Angeles Times
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Harrison Gray Otis
The
Los. Angeles
Cal
Fiarrison Gray Otis
Presbyterian elder Wanamaker aide stricken at bank
Philadelphia report states Rev. William Patterson pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church suffered apoplexy while at Franklin National Bank. He is hospitalized in serious condition. Dr. Patterson presides over the Presbyterian Board of Publication.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Franklin National Bank
William Patterson
Bethany Presbyterian Church
John Wanamaker
Presbyterian Hospital
Patterson
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Emanuel Mandel Killed In Fall At Basle Station
Emanuel Mandel a Chicago millionaire merchant died in Basle Switzerland from a fall at the railway station. He slipped on the flagstones and suffered a brain hemorrhage after his head struck the ground. Despite doctors efforts he never regained consciousness and died. His wife daughter son in law and grandchildren were with him as arrangements were made to transport the body to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basle
Switzerland
Emanuel Mandel
Chicago
Mandela
Mandel
Paris
United States
Mandel Brothers founder Emanuel Mandel dies at Chicago
Emanuel Mandel prominent Chicago merchant and philanthropist era 40 years. Born in Germany, arrived 1851, helped build Mandel Brothers with branches in Paris and London. Led Iroquois Club and donated to Michael Reese Hospital, Jewish Manual Training School, and Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emanuel Mandel
Germany
Mandel
Detroit
House of Mandel Brothers
Paris
London
Iroquois Club
Michael Reese Hospital
Jewish Manual Training School
Home of
Agedews
Frank P. Sargent Dies as Immigration Chief
Frank P. Sargent, Commissioner General of Immigration, dies in Washington at age 70 after stomach trouble and three strokes in six months. Secretary Straus expresses sorrow and appoints F. H. Larned as acting Commissioner General until a successor is named. Sargent, born in East Orange Vermont in 1854, rose from locomotive fireman to labor leader famed as the Safety Valve for conservatism in disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank P. Sargent
Immigration
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sargent
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
East Orange
United States Army
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Roosevelt
Death of Brigadier General Augustus W. Corliss in Denver
Brig. Gen. Augustus W. Corliss U S A retired died at his Denver home. Born in 1837 in North Yarmouth Maine, he served in a Rhode Island cavalry regiment during the Civil War and rose to Brigadier General before retiring in April 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Augustus W. Corliss
North Yarmouth
Rhode Island
Death of Rev Solomon Herbert Hoover District Superintendent
The Rev Solomon Herbert Hoover district superintendent of the Northern District of the Philadelphia Methodist Conference died in Methodist Hospital Philadelphia from diabetes late Thursday night. He joined the Methodist Conference in 1868. He was born in Washington D C and educated at private schools and Dickinson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Herbert Hoover
Philadephia Methodist Conference
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Hoover
Methodist Conference
Washington, D. C
Dickinson College
Lost Irish woman seeks children in New York
Bessie Cline a white haired Irish woman came to New York three weeks ago to find her two daughters and a son whose names she forgot. Found wandering on the Long Island Railroad tracks in Long Island City by Policeman Bunta she told the magistrate her Jimmy and Mary were buried in an old churchyard in Ireland and she had come to search for her other children. The magistrate committed her to Sheriff Harvey for localizing relatives near Queens or Belmont Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Cline
New York
Long Island
Long Island City
Bunta
Jimmy
Mary
Ireland
Harvey
Queens
Belmont Park
Cuban Boy to Go Home From New York Court
Gumersindo Vasquez Viso a 114 year old Cuban boy was taken from 468 Central Park West after neighbor reports to the Children's Society. Justice Mayo said arrangements were made to return him to his Havana father within a day or two. Supt T Fellowes Jenkins read a letter from the Humanitarian Society of Havana confirming funds to send the boy home. The boy testified Uriarte's wife and son beat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gumersindo Vasquez Viso
Hippolito di Uriarte
New York
Central Park West
Children’s Society
Uriarte
Justice Mayo
Children’s Court
Havana
T. Fellowes Jenkins
The
Humanitarian Society of
Antonio Vasquez Viso
Milk at Tammany Picnic Delights 6000 Children
Peter J. Dooling Tammany leader hosted a Summernight Festival at the Manhattan Casino dispensing milk to 6000 children. 190 cans of milk and 300 gallons of ice cream served the Ninth Assembly District youngsters brought by 53 special cars. Assemblyman John C. Hackett presided as guests and notable Tammany figures attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Dooling
Tammany
Ninth
Manhattan
John C. Hackett
Tammany Hall
Tim Sullivan
Daniel F.cohalan
Eugene McGuire
Col
Mike’ Padden
Battery
Dan” Finn
Tom Foley's Annual Picnic Draws City Notables
The Downtown Club of the Second Assembly District hosted the seventh annual picnic at Sulzer's Harlem River Park. By 3 P M more than 1 300 women and children danced in the pavilions and by 7 P M estimates reached 15 000. Attendees included Sheriff Foley Assistant District Attorney Garvan Magistrates Finn Walsh Corrigan and Steinhardt and Tom Lee mayor of Chinatown with sixteen girls in Chinese costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Assembly District
Tom Foley
Sulzer
Harlem River Park
Foley
Garvan
Finn, Walsh, Corrigan
Steinhardt
Tom Lee
Chinatown
Boy Editor Henry Campbell Tours New York
Ironton Ohio’s nine year old Henry Campbell edits and prints The Boy’s Own Paper. He visited Tap Times and shared plans for a future New York edition while remaining based in Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Campbell
United States
New York
Master Campbell
Ironton
Ohio
Tap Times
Campbells
Portsmouth
Ironton O
Henry
y_ campbell we Price
Officials deny Zia Bey sailed on Mauretania to Liverpool
Cunard officials denied Zia Bey sailed on the Mauretania to Liverpool on Wednesday. His passage was booked under Ignatiea in second cabin, but a hotel clerk sought a refund citing financial trouble with the Grand Vizier in Constantinople and possible arrest on arrival at Queenstown. White Star Line questioned any Teutonic Southampton voyage, noting few passengers this season. Armenian and Syrian merchants say Zia Bey has not returned to Europe and is hiding to avoid arrest.
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Cunard Steamship Company
Zia Bey
Mauretania
Liverpool
Ignatiea
Lafyette
Constantinople
Queenstown
Lindsay
White Star Line
Southampton
Teutonic
Zia-Bey
Europe
Teacher Weds Her Pupil In Bayonne Romance
The resignation of Miss Bessie Mooney of 86 West Fifty second Street Bayonne New Jersey as teacher in Public School No 3 yesterday led to the announcement that she has become the wife of Albert Peralta who was one of her pupils last Winter at the evening school. The couple were married Tuesday by the Rev H G Coyne pastor of St Vincent de Pauls Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Mooney
S86
Fifty-second Street
Bayonne
N. J
Albert Peralta
H. G. Coyne
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Amusements note roundup with new openings and tours
Rose Stahl opens her season at Ashbury Park in The Chorus Lady and Henrietta Crosman begins a Southern tour after Paterson. The Red Mill company heads to Montreal for Monday start. Anglin plans The Awakening of Helena Richie in Sydney and a Taming of the Shrew staging in Melbourne. Wagenhals Kemper announce Annie Russell’s company engagements. Eva Davenport returns under Shuberts after The Yankee Consul. Belasco brings Fighting Hope cast to Washington tour with hand-carried scenery. Ocean Grove Association ends season with Inflammatus and large choral forces. Mme. Jomelli engaged. Maxine Elliott opens at Daly’s Oct 5 replacing Girls. Openings include Carlotta Nilsson at Savoy with Diana of Dobson’s and Italian Grand Opera at American. Blaney’s Lincoln Square vaudeville under Mor Mile. Genee to appear at Grand Opera House week of Oct 5 in The Soul Kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stahl
Asbury Park
Grand Opera House
Henry B. Harris
Henrietta Crosman
Paterson
Red Mill
Montgomery
Stone
Montreal
Louis Nethersole
Margaret Anglin
Melbourne
Australia
Blanche Bates
Washington
The
Fighting Hope
Belasco
Ocean Grove Association
New York Festival Chorus
Brooklyn Temple
Mme. Jomelli
Maxine Elliott
Daly's Theatre
Josephine Emerson
Fanchon Campbell
Grand Opera Baene
Beware of Substitution Submerged in Water Bottle Label
Fragmentary note warns about carbonic omv from O'Still water by Carl H. Sohulrz. It mentions 430-444 187 Ave New York and a label to look for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Still Water
Carl H. Sohulrz
Ave
New York
Nirdlinger Defends World and His Wife Against Adaptation Claim
Playwright Charles Nirdlinger rejects labeling his work The World and His Wife as a mere adaptation of El Gran Galeoto. He notes original invention in speech and structure, cites London sale to Martin Harvey, and offers to supply an adaptation if needed for a quick sale at reduced price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nirdliinger
William Faversham
Echegaray
Nirdlinger
Martin Harvey
Malcolm Watson
London
Boston
Delay at Hippodrome Forces Opening Postponement
The Hippodrome announces the opening of the play Battle in the Skies is postponed to Thursday night September 10 due to an accident during last night’s rehearsal. Airship scenery is wrecked and machinery damaged. a large repair effort is under way and tickets for tonight will be valid Thursday.
Mary Mannering Scores in Glorious Betsy Opening
Mary Mannering opened her season at Trenton in Glorious Betsy by Aida Johnson Young. The New York Lyric Theatre debut is Monday. Mannering praised by audience with a speech after the third act. George W. Howard played Jerome Bonaparte amid an elaborately staged production and new fog effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Mary Mannering
Betsy
Aida Johnson Young
Lyric Theatre
New York
Betsy’ Patterson
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Miss Mannering
George W. Howard
New Jersey
London
Offenders to replace Call of the North at Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson rehearses The Offenders by Elmer Blaney Harris at the Hudson Theatre set to open September 21 replacing The Call of the North. The company remains largely the same with Olive Oliver departing to a different firm and Katherine Grey named as the new leading lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
Hudson Theatre
Elmer Blaney Harris
New York
Edeson
Olive Oliver
Katherine Grey
Meeting of creditors in Crosman bankruptcy held at 2 Rector Street
A meeting of creditors for actress Henrietta Crosman was held yesterday at the Seaman Miller office in bankruptcy to prove claims and choose a trustee. Miss Crosman attended. no creditors appeared. Referee filed small claims and named Ezra P. Prentice as trustee with a $100 bond as no assets were shown. Liabilities total $46,889 with nominal assets of $5,574.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crosman
Seaman Miller
Rector Street
Missrosman
Ezra P
Prentice
Multiple Sept marriages listed in Lawrence and New Jersey notices
A column of marriage notices dated Sept 2 3 and 4 1998 records unions in New York and New Jersey. Names include Clara MacGregor to Henry Burt and Johanna Mosenthal to Herman Mosenthal among others with spouses listed and locations Lawrence Fark Bronxville Elberon and plus several couples such as Mary Kate Seymour to Michael Keogh and Marian Niven to Abbott Brainerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt—Macgregor
Albert B. Willson
Lawrence Fark
Bronxville
N. Y
Clara MacGregor
Amos B. Stratton
Henry Radcliff Burt
Mosenthal—Kroeber
Johanna Kroeber
Herman C. Mosenthal
Speer—Burrell
Elheron, N. J
Elizabeth S. Burrett
Fitzhugh C. Speer
Aborn
Harry M. Hubbell
Martin—Gray
Bessie Curtis Gray
William Mulford- Martin
Death notices and funeral notices from a New York area paper
A slate of obituaries and funeral notices dated Sept 4 1908 and Sept 3 1898 includes Charles H Hall James B Pendleton David J Pfaelzer and others with residences in New York City Brooklyn and nearby areas. Entries list ages relatives and funeral arrangements with some private interments and special trains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hall
Archibald
Mary Hall
East 62d St
Greenwood Cemetery
Hughson
Swidenty
Morganton
N. C
Walter Hughson
Grace Church
Wavrnesville
New York City
Baer
Orange
N. J
Chicago
David J. Pfaelzer
Babette
Nep Rieser
David B. Wallerstein
Richmond
Leo Pfaelzer
K. A
Harrowgate
England
William Couch Stuart
Townsend
Holbrook Grange
Jane Augusta, Townsend
Randolph W. Townsend
Troy
N.Y
Whitlock
Norfolk
Conn
Marie Antoinette
Daniel B. Whitlock
Devil roles spark theatre war in Philadelphia Broad Street
Philadelphia reports a battle over Frans Molnar's The Devil as W. L. Abingdon stars in Philadelphia's Broad Street Theatre with a new company. Henry Savage and Harrison Fiske race to open a rival version, possibly at Adelphi or Lyric theaters, while Fiske followers prepare a Pittsburgh bound departure and a Philadelphia arrival tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Devil
Broad Street Theatre
W. L. Abingdon
Frans Molnar
Henry V. Savage
Harrison
Greg Fiske
Savage
Broad Street
Fiske
Adelphi
Lyric Theatres
The
Pittsburg
Rochester
Mr. Savage
the Broad
Rile
Jane Oaker
Olga
Catherine Calhoun
Mimi
Edmund Elston
Earl
Funeral notices and obituaries from Sept 2 to Sept 8
Local death notices list numerous residents with addresses in Brooklyn Jersey City Hoboken and New York City. Names include John Duane Emma Forshew Mary Haverstick French Henry A Guyon and many others with funeral times and locations. Households recording private or family services and interments are noted with dates in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Weat Sith St
John Duane
A.M. Forshew
Harmptor
Brooklyn
Emma S. Forshew
Franklin
Peter A. Frank
French
Mary Haverstick French
Hbeuman
Hoboken
Anna Heuman
Tertay
Hennelly
Jersey, City
John Es Hiennelly
A. M. Isbills
High St
Pasaal
N. J
Charities -E
Isbells
Kimball
West 284
Moon
Fergen St
Jane Moor
Moorehead
Port Jerviss N
Catharine Moorehead
Moschowitz
Folland Station
St Pasview Ay
Jersey City
Fannie G. Pitts
Scheier
Ignatz Schier
Smith
Joseph Thomas _ Smith
Spipr
West 125Th St
Ross _ Spier
Taylor
North Bergen
Benjamin Taylor
Tilfpord
Catharine H. Tilford
Trooper St
Harriet
D. Wilson
Bar Harbor
Mary. E. Titus
Zei Venka
Soak
Roy
Bath Leach
Barbara Zellenka
Ared
Woodlawn Cemetery Access via Harlem Lines and Carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trailers and by carriage. Lots cost $150. For Books of Views contact the office at 20 East 230 Street, New York City via telephone 4855 Gramercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East
N. V. City
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Barnum—Russell
Social Notes
Saratoga
Edward van Ness
Warren €. Beach
F. Robert Boke
Williams
Oliver H. Harriman
Maplewood
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N. H
George P. Camman
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee
Glen. Cove
Harold Minott
Newport
Annie Leary
Nance ‘Thompson
Egbert O. Handy
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Francis H. Kinnicut
Deepdene
Samuel Weil
Daisy Weil
White Mountains
Waveley
Edgemere
L. S
James C. Dearden
Springfield
Mass
Sarah
Richard J. Butler
West Seventy-first Street
Mr. Roosevelt
Albany County
Hughes
Gov. Wodehouse
Bishop of
Gen. Otis
Mr. Patterson
Locomotive Firemen
Senor Uriarte
Dooling
Campbell
Porary
Mrs. Mitchell
Greyhound
Sciotoville
Ruth
Helen Jackson
Ellis Markin
Coal Grove
Alice Lee
Alice
Muldred Brede
Brennan
Crooked Lake
Margaret Brennan
Burke
Union 5
Edmund Burke
M. Costello
East 117Th St
John Costello
Crane
Classon Av
Norris Crane
DE Leeuw
Rockaway Park
L. I
Rosa de Leeuw
Devils
Hester of
the Giants
SWORD
Dundee
Theodora Peck
John Rae
Bonnie
Prince Charlie
Scotland
Duffield
Franz Josef
Uneeda
Californica Ig Syrup CO. Comix
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Gaylord
Guyon
Tottenville
Henry A. Guyon
Hedoperton
Maria Hedderton
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank K. Campbell
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