Miss Ethel Cryder to Wed Cecil Higgins
Announcement of engagement between Ethel Cryder daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan Cryder and Cecil Higgins eldest son of Harry Vincent Higgins and the late Lady Higgins of London. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Cryder
Ethel
Cecil Higgins
Hilda Higgins
Henry Vincent Higgins
London
Miss Cryder
Harry Vincent Higgins
Grand Opera Syndicate
Carlton
Ritz
Matthew James Higgins
Jacob Omnium
London Times
Winchilsea
Nottingham
Marie Louise Breese
William Breese
New York
William L. Breese
Rosalind Fish
Hamilton Fish
Willoughby O’eresby
Alastair Innes-Kerr
Wedding links a Labrador mystery to British lineage
Mrs. Mina A Hubbard widow of Leonard Hubbard Jr marries Harold Ells son of the Right Hon John Edward Ellis P C former British cabinet member in Toronto. The ceremony was in a drawing room hosted by Mrs Roberts and officiated by Rev G W McCall. After, the couple departed for New York en route to Scotland and England. Attending were the Ellises and Miss Emily Ellis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Toronto
Mina A. Hubbard
Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
Harold Ells
John Edward Ellis
P. C
Ellis
Hubbard
Labrador
Emily Ellis
Sisters' Double Wedding Embodied Private Hudson Realty Family
Alice Morgenthau married Jesse W. Ehrich at their summer home on 435 Broadway Far Rockaway. Her sister Minna wed Dr. Ludwig E Loeb after a noon ceremony with maid of honor Beatrice Morgenthau. Honeymoon voyage by car to Adirondack Mountains followed. Maximilian Morgenthau, prominent real estate figure, holds multiple posts across several firms and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Minna Morgenthau
Maximilian Morgenthau
Hudson Realty Company
Broadway
Far Rockaway
Jesse W. Ehrich
Liberty Street
Ludwig E.loeb
Chicago
Stephen Wise
Beatrice F. Morgenthau
Adirondack
Banister Realty Company
Broadway Flushing Comany
Lexington Avenue Company
The
Park Realty Company
Union Exchange Bank
Westchester County Fair Opens With Grand Society Show
The twenty third annual Westchester County Fair and Horse Show begins at White Plains Fair Grounds. Wealthy New Yorkers enter high stepping horses and blue ribbon winners, with prizes from Alfred G Vanderbilt and others. An ostrich farm attraction debuts as Reginald Vanderbilt’s horses arrive. The racing highlight features a four in hand championship on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Westchester County
White Plains Fair Grounds
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Henry Darlington
George D. Barron
G. P. Morosini
J. H
Reginald Vanderbilt
A. G. Vanderbilt
J. Campbell Thompson
Voyagers Eastward Sailings Of Kaiser Wilhelm II
The Kaiser Wilhelm II Bremen and Rotter dam Hamburg set sail today with a dozen passenger lists. Noted names include Mr and Mrs Samuel Abbott Lieut Ireland Allport Mme Braniff Mrs Addison Byben Dr Gustav Frank William E Lauer Mrs R A Lawrence and more aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Samuel
A.B. Abbott
Ireland- Allport
Braniff
Addison Byben
Gustav Frank
William
E. Lauer
R. A. Lawrence
L. Mendelssohn
John Nadal
Alexander W. Na‘mos
Santazzi
von Pescha
Montreal
Warren B. Smith
List of individuals connected to Hamburg and Naples society
A roster of names including Adams James F Ballard Mis Carolyn Clarke Howland Davis Frank van Grilse Dr and Mrs H J Hornbogen Mr and Mrs Joseph S Isider Mr and Mrs R H Munson Mr and Mrs George Peck Mrs Gilbert Reed Brig Gen J N Wheelan in Hamburg Naples area society. Jessie Barnard H W Beveridge Louis Ebert Mrs W B Gladding Charles E Jacques Walcott G Lane GT Peregrine Tyler Long Street Reifield and Mrs Caroline L Summer noted.
Goulds Consider Newport as Summer Home
New York Times reports Mr and Mrs George J Gould visiting Newport this summer more than ever since the Casino tennis tournament began. It is said the Goulds may make Newport their summer home in the future.
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The
New York Times
Newport
R. L
George J. Gould
Goulds
Notable Summer Guests and Engagements In New York
A stream of social news from Long Island and New York society notes summer visitors and movements. Mrs Luther Kountze sails to Europe from Morristown while Mr and Mrs Amos Tuck French host at Adirondack camps. Engagements announced include Dorothy Perry to Alfred Dennis Bell and Meyer H Lang to Florence Wiener. A Montclair native, Eleanor Hibbard Gregory, and Raymond Ewing Durham plan to marry in Highland Park near Chicago on Sept 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kountze
Morristown
N. J
Europe
Dorothy Perry
Safford Goodwin Perry
Alfred Dennis Bell
James Christie Bell
West Thirty-seventh Street
Eleanor Hibbard Gregory
Robert B. Gregory
Montclair
Raymond Ewing Durham
Sedgemere
Highland Park
Chicago
Roosevelt Orders Cuba Troop Withdrawals Ahead of Marti Birthday
President Roosevelt directs U S troops to leave Cuba on January 28 next year, three days earlier than planned, to honor José Marti on the Cuban patriot’s birthday. The move follows a call from Gen. Enrique Lottnaz del Castillo and a reply letter confirming evacuation preparations with Gov. Magoon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Cuba
José Marti
Enrique Lottnaz del Castillo
del Castillo
Gen. Lomnar
Funeral Services for Henry Codman Potter Oct 20 at Grace Church
Public funeral services for Right Rev. Henry Codman Potter will be held on Tuesday October 20 at 11 oclock in Grace Church Broadway and Tenth Street Bishop Greer will conduct. The committee appointed by Bishop Greer met at the Diocesan House 416 Lafayette Street to arrange details and honor the life work of the bishop. Potter was consecrated bishop at Grace Church on October 20 1883 making the date the twenty fifth anniversary of his consecration. His body will rest in the cathedral crypt and entombment will be in the Cathedral of St John the Divine on Morningside Heights with a marble floor stone marking the tomb. The body has been in Trinity Church Cemetery and was brought from Cooperstown New York where he died.
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Henry Codman Potter
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Greer
Lafayette Street
Potter
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Trinity Church
Amsterdam Avenue
153D Street
Cooperstown
N. Y
Towed on Floating Hotel Wedding Night at Sea
The Arbuckle floating hotel Jacob Stamler moored at Sedgwick Street Brooklyn will host four onboard weddings tonight. Superintendent Frank D. Sheeley and a staff of over a dozen prepared as fifty seven residents of the ship gather for the nuptials. Couples include Pierce Dempers with Teresa McBann and Thomas Young with Annie Berkhardt along with James A. Henry and Eleanor Powell and Harry Keenan and Bessie Scone. Each couple will receive $100 from the coffee merchant founder of the hotel as a wedding gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Jacob Stamler
Sedgwick Street
Brooklyn
Cupid
Frank D. Sheeley
Pierce Dempers
Teresa McBann
Thomas Young
Annie Berkhardt
James A. Henry
Eleanor Powell
Harry Keenan
Bessie Scone
Deer Kill Question Sparks Legal Battle In Malone
In Malone New York on September 14 a dispute arises over whether deer kept in captivity may be killed in the close season. Ford Chase of Loon Lake Hotel Company slaughtered five deer claiming private property rights, while the State Forest Fish and Game Commission contends otherwise and courts will decide the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
N. Y
State Forest Fish, and Game Commission
Ford Chase
Loon Lake Hotel Company
Chase
Canada
Commission
Jack Straw off to a bright start at Empire Theatre
John Drew returns in a new W Somerset Maugham comedy with Rose Coghlan and Mary Boland sharing the spotlight. The three act farce uses a disguise plot with Archduke identity and a hotel waiter, delivering lively dialogue but uneven staging and acting.
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Jack Straw
W. Somerset Maug
Ani
Jack StraWs
John Drew Ambrose Holland
E. l. Davenport
Lord Serlo
Frank Goldsmith
Adrian von Bremer
Mario Majeroni
Parker Jennings
Frederick Tyler Vincent
Edwin
Nicander
Lewis Abbott
EL So Dene Powell
Weet Ees Ee Shose Coghlan
Ethel
Mary Boland
Lady Wanley
Adelaide Prince
Rosie Abbott
Helen Freeman
Withers
Grace Henderson
Flossie
Vivian Blackburn
John Drew
Empire Theatre
Drew
Rose Coghlan
Mr. Maugham
Archduke of
Pomerania
Mr. Drew
Miss Coghlan
Fred Tyler
Edgar Davenport
Edwin Nicander
Wife of famed baritone flees with children
Mrs. David Bispham vanished from her Westchester home after taking 15 year old David and 10 year old Leonie from Connecticut. The couple, long separated since a disputed London divorce case, had agreed alimony and limited custody. Police suspect she is with her mother in Atlantic City.
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Philadelphia
David Bispham
Westchester
Penn
David
Leonie
Tekeneke
Conn
Hisphams
Bar Harbor
Stesh
Atlantic City
Hewitt Bequest To Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Robert W. de Forest notes Frederick C. Hewitt leaves an absolute 1500.40 to the Metropolitan Museum and residuary estate. The museum plans to include Hewitt ivory collections if possible. Executors may retain family heirlooms and await estate settlement before payment. Henry W Kent confirms no final decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frederick C. Hewitt
Robert W. de Forest
Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Henry W.kent
Girl Vanishes in Chesterfield as Search Continues
Miss Esther A. Hilbert, 20, disappeared from her Chesterfield summer home while awaiting Smith College entry. State Detective McKay led 100 men through the woods in a major search. Hilbert, a Springfield High School graduate from Philadelphia, was last seen packing a trunk and reading under trees. she wore a white shirt waist and a plaited skirt with a facial scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chesterfield
Mass
McKay
Esther A. Hilbert
Smith College
Miss Hilbert
Mary Hilbert
Philadelphia
Hilbert
Springfield
Miss. Hibert
Checks Stolen From Auto In Boston
Hartley C. Baxter of Brunswick Maine reported two checks totaling 10000 dollars stolen from his car in front of Young's Hotel. The checks on Chapman National Bank of Portland Missouri were not endorsed and are valueless to others. bank stopped payment. Baxter left the car three to four minutes.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Hartley C. Baxter
Brunswick
Young’s
Chapman National Bank of
Portland
Daxter
School Days at Circle Theatre Adelphi
Gus Edwards musical sketch School Days at the Circle Theatre New York features a cast over forty youngsters aged 16 to 20 with two voters in the show. Milfred Berrick Jeannett Priest Joe Keno Agnes Lynn and Gregory Kelly win stage notice for stabs at humor. Ned Wayburn directs the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Hoffman
Gus Eudwards
Circle
Biff Dugan
Milfred’ Berrick
Carl Dachshund
Ord Seed
the Murphy
Sassy Little
Gypsy Mooney
Ima Lemon
Ethel Wayne
Lizzie Brown
Jeannette Yipine
Johnny Boston Beans
Webster-on-a-Bridge
Gregory Kelly
Dann Hines
Isader Rabino Lotta Gold
We Berenice Faye
Tommy Tatters
Jon Keno
Freshy Buttinsky
Agnes “Lynn Timmy
Hazel Nutty
Ethion Wilmont van Cortland Perry
Jesse Kepp
Hizel
Cox Sunbonnet Sue
Carolyn Waide Little Dot
Paper Hat Brigade
Loraine Lester
Gus F Edwards
New York
Circle Theatre
Milfred Berrick
Miss Jeannett- Priest
Broady
Joe Keno
Agnes Lynn
Herman Timberg
Miss Priest
Miss Fox
Gus Edwards
Eda Gardenier
Verdi’s Il Trovatore Debuts With Italian Grand Opera Co
The Italian Grand Opera Company presented Il Trovatore at the American Theatre last night to warm audience approval. Mme L Bertozzi as Leonora attracted strong applause for both drama and coloratura. M Michalloff sang Manrico and Mlle G Strauss Azucena. Manager Abramson announced Mme Therry will sing for two years, following her earlier Aida role. The program also features a double bill of Pagliacci and Cavalleria Rusticana tonight instead of the planned work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azucena
Abramson
Mme Therry
Aida
Theatre Notes: Miller rehearsal for Mater and cast details
Henry Miller began rehearsals for Percy Mackaye's Mater at the Savoy Theatre set for next Saturday. Isabel Irving leads with Charles A. Stephenson as the prospect lead, joined by John Turner and Frederick Lewis. Blanche Bates books The Fighting Hone at Belasco Stuyvesant on Sept 22 after Pittsburg debut. Edgar Allen Wolf to present a playlet at Keith Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre next week with Violet Black. The Mimic World continues a twenty week run in William Morris circuit. James K. Hackett engages Carl Ahrendt as Sapt in revived The Prisoner of Zenda, Ahrendt having played the role before. Inez Bauer and Eleanor Pendleton join Elsie Janis in The Fair Co-Ed. Helen Royton signs long-term Shubert contract to appear in The Mimic World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Percy Mackaye
Savoy Theatre
Isabel Irving
Charles A. Stephenson
John Turner
Frederick Lewis
Blanche Bates
Pittsburg
Belasco Stuyvesant
Edgar Allen Wolf
Maude Adams and Otis Skinner Sail for United States
Maude Adams and Otis Skinner, Frohman stars, sail to the United States today. Adams travels aboard the Carmania and Skinner sails on the König. Adams has spent summer in Dublin and London awaiting Barrie’s What Every Woman Knows possible Broadway staging. Skinner tours For the Honor of the Family then plans a New York premiere in a play he co wrote with a French dramatist. Frohman announces rights to Israel by Henri Bernstein with Rejane starring in Paris.
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Maude Adams
Otis Skinner
Frohman
Miss Adams
Carmania
Cunard
Dublin
London
Barrie
Rome
Genoa
Fontainebleau
Margaret Tiington
Father and Son Debuts in Belasco Theatre New Jersey Strike Tale
Edgar Selwyn’s new comedy drama Father and Son premiered at the Belasco Theatre to a favorable reception. The plot unfolds in a New Jersey manufacturing town centered on a strike. Dr Wilkins, a veterinary surgeon, is the leading character played by William Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edgar Selwyn
Belasco Theatre
New Jersey
Doc" Wilkins
William Morris
De Wolf Hopper Stars In New Musical Fantasy
De Wolf Hopper appeared tonight at His Majesty's Theatre in Montreal in the new musical fantasy What Happened Then. The piece is a new access by Austin Strong with music by Ward Corlisa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf Hopper
Montreal
Quebec
His Majesty's Theatre
Austin Strong
Ward Corlisa
Porto Rican Patriot Francisco Quinones Dies in San Juan
Francisco Mariano Quinones, born 1850, dies in San Juan. A key figure in Porto Rican history, he lived in New York briefly, joined the Liberal Cortes, led the Provisional Autonomist Government, served as first Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, and was later elected historian of Porto Rico.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Francisco Mariano Quinones
Europe
New York
Sefior Quinones
Legislative Assembly
Artist Charles Collier Dies at Gloucester Home
Gloucester, Sept 14 Charles Myles Collier about 65 an artist who kept a summer home here died tonight. He formerly lived in Memphis Tennessee and for the past two years had resided in New York City.
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Gloucester
Mass
Charles Myles Collier
Mied
Memphis
Tenn
New York City
Death of H. H. Smith Father of Gov. Hoke Smith
H. H. Smith longtime educator and father of Georgia Governor Hoke Smith died at his Atlanta home. A New Hampshire native, he had lived in California Baltimore and parts of North Carolina. He was 18 years old.
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Atlanta
H. H. Smith
Hoke Smith
Georgia
South
New Hampshire
California
Baltimore
North Carolina
Death of Hugh Coyle Father of the Modern Press Agent
Hugh Coyle died at County Hospital in Chicago on Saturday at age 65 from cancer. A telegraph operator and Civil War drummer boy, he created the modern press agent role and later served on the efficiency staff of P. T. Barnum. He will be buried by the Actors' Fund.
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Chicago
Hugh Coyle
P. T. Barnum
Actors’ Fund
Widow of Morris & Essex official dies in East Orange
Mrs Andrew Reasoner aged years widow of the former superintendent of the Morris and Essex Division of the Lackawanna Railroad died Sunday night at her East Orange New Jersey residence of old age. She founded the Andrew Reasoner Memorial Chapel at the Main Avenue Presbyterian Church and donated to other charities. After Mr Reasoner's death she had Thomas Nast paint a portrait. Nast finished it before his death but delivery came later. Mrs Reasoner paid the bill but cut up the portrait.
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Andrew Reasoner
Morris & Essex
Lackawanna Railroad
East Orange
N J
Main Avenue Presbyterian Church
Morgenthau Loeb wedding announced in Far Rockaway
Miss Minna Morgenthau daughter of Mr and Mrs Maximilian Morgenthau wed Dr Ludwig M Loeb in Far Rockaway on September 14. The notice lists other marriages including Anderson Allbrecht Culp Gohl Smyth Pearce and asks Chicago papers to copy.
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Far Rockaway
Alice
Maximilian. Morgenthau
Jesse W. Ebrich
New York
Chicago
Loeb
Anderson—Allbrecht
Bayonne
Minniel E. Allbrecht
William Anderson
Culp—Gohl
Brenard Culp
Anna Mae Gohl
Smyth—Pearce
Abdigall L Pearce
Alfred D.smyth
Obituary notices from New York area papers list multiple deaths
A crowded death notice column lists individuals including Franklin Wardge in Carlstad Austria, Myrea Collier of New York, Georges Lob dell Filliott, Justine Van Den Heuvel, Abigail Trene Brinemade, Gardner Dexter Hiscox, Webb Horton, Theodora Porter Barnum Trout, Frederick Kroupfeiffer, Edward Leavitt, Susan A. Miller, Jessie Charnick Revynoluts, Henry Lincoln Saltonstail, John H. Suydam, Hilda Goddard Tiffany, Emma Tillotson, Frances Ward, Forward Malcolm Waitson, Joseph P. Wright, and several others, with funeral or burial details and locations across New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Virginia.
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Burdge
Carlstad
Austria
Franklin Wardge
Collier
Gloucester
Mass
Myrea Collier
New York
Memphis
Fénn
Harpton
Elliott
Georges Lobdell Filliott
John Elliott
East 5Th St
M. Fisher
Montclair
N. J
Justine van den Heuvel
Tate John ¢. Bibby
Maria_Livingston
William Fisher
Gunn
Washington,Conn
Uge
Abigail Trene Brinemadé
Frederick William Gunn
Congregational Church
Washington
Hiscox
East Orange
Gardner
Dexter Hiscox
Springdale
Brick Church
Worton
Webb Horton
Hoyt
Sudienly
Frederick Purroughs Smith
Frederick Kroupfeiffer
East So St
4Th St. Presbyterian Church
P.M. Leavitt
Woodbury
Conn
Edward
Leavitt
Erenry
Tussias
Pontieraug
Miller
Elm &J
New Rochelle
Susan A. Miller
Leonard P. Miller
Devekter
Josiah le Count
Trinity Church
Grand Central Station
N. H
H.R. EL
Reyynolds
Jessie Charnick
Brick Presbyterian Church
Saltonstales
Elizabeth
Henry Lincoln Saltonstail
South Broad St
N.J
Hilda Goddard Tiffany
Tonis C. Tiffany
Mary Woodbridge Goddard Tiffany
Madison Square ,Presbyterian Church
Widnesday
Tillotson
St.Louis
Joseph P. Wright
Toulsa H. Wright
James A. Wright
Charles W. Nugent
St. Xavier's Church
Grand and Lindell Avs
Calvary Cemetery
Untitled item details a burning painting and a family names float
Fragmentary notes describe a woman burning pieces of a painting and displaying the Stars and Stripes. It mentions Abby Byxbee of Norwalk Connecticut as an only child who died forty years ago, with unclear prior context and a 1941 reference.
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Abby
Byxbee
Norwalk
Notable Early 20th Century Notables and Deaths in New York City
Obituaries list numerous figures including JOHN ANDREWS longtime Cleveland Fire Chief, MAJOR BRADFORD DUNMAN former railroad executive, WEBER HORTON leather industry leader, FRANKEN PURDEE physician, and MELDA GOPPATL LY... died yesterday. Notes mention Ashland and Montgomery interments, widowhood, and affiliations with the American Astronomical Society.
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Awe
St. Pat
Miami
Fin
Homestead
Viptera
John
Andrews
Cleveland
Bradford Dunman
Multimere, & Co
Amlinter Geners
Wenessville NL Cy
Montgomiery
Ala
Weber Horton
Unined States Leather
Obituary notices from a Brooklyn area paper excerpt
A long list of death notices with names such as Brown Burke Burt Cleary Conyers Costigan Cook Crane Crist Croke Dowle Dolant Dolan and many more, detailing addresses in Brooklyn Newark Jersey City and Yonkers. Entries note ages funeral to-day and times, with numerous family names and locations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costigan
East Sith
James F. Costigan
Wocral
COOE
Tarrytown
N. Y
Jane Elizabeth Cook
Antral
Crane
Pennie Aw
Network
Sarah A
Jane
Me Dpenough
St. Brooklyn
Merton
Crist
Winnie Crist
Croke
John Croke
Feneral
Tonay
Dennington
Lew Aliggtart
Lew Aliggtart, 2 A Lace Dickel
Manor Av
Brooklyn Manor
Conrad Chekoi
Dolant
Tieghaway
N. J
Robert Hy. Dolan
Dowle
Attaite Bt
Newark
Rose Doryte
Duffin
Avon Av
Rose V_ Puffin
Eisele
17Th
Sape Suwatra
Groezinger
Gebsril
Anna
Winbper
Guy Rial Opaumelen
Iarles
Memoriam notices and masses in New York area
In memory of De, ee ix Nowde mann who died Sept 15 1907. LOCKE Mass for Mary Locke at 9 A M. MARCEL A Mass for Sister Wrurce at St Agnes Church Long Island City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordemann In Reemoury
Ee ix Nowdemann
Wouldlawn Cemetery Accessible by Train and Car
Readers learn that Wouldla wn Cemetery is easily reached by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by carriage, with lots available near Gramercy 485% area. The note mentions train stops Webster and Jerome Avenue and lists an office at 58d St. in the city.
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Yames
Wouldlawn Cemetery
Harlerd
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Ug Telenhore
Gramercy
ST. Y FY City
Ambulance Services Listed for Campbell Address
Frank E. Campbell of 211 243 West 234 Chapels is associated with ambulance service. Contact numbers include Tel 1524 Chelsea and related details.
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Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
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