Alda Mystery Sparks Met Opera Rumors and James Robb Case
Oscar Hammerstein recalls a Brussels meeting with Mme Alda who claimed New York stage experience. The talk connects Alda with Olga Barrison and Met plans while wedding gossip is denied. Separately Miss Priest seeks alimony from actor Robb after a 1907 marriage ended amid alleged jealous scenes and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Frances ‘Alda
Metropolitan Opera House
Olga Barrison
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Belgium
Mr. Hammerstein
Mme. Alda
Olga’ Barrison
Lena
Spa
Potter’s Field
Alda
Paris
Brussels
Lulu Glaser Stars In Mile. Mischief At Lyric
The Shuberts set opening dates for two new productions Lulu Glaser will appear Sept 28 at the Lyric in Mile. Mischief with Marcelle to follow at the Casino starring Louise Gunning Gertrudie Hoffmann departs Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre for The Mimic World company starting Sept 28 at the Grand Opera House before touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
Lulu Glaser
Lyric Theatre
Michief
Marcelle
Casino Theatre
Louise Gunning
Gertrudie Hoffmann
Hammerstein
Victoria Thétre
Mimic Wars
Shubert
Grand Opera House
Miss Janet Priest seeks divorce from Thomas Robb
Miss Janet Priest, star of the new musical School Days premiering at Circle Theatre, has filed for separation from her husband Thomas Robb, son of a wealthy Philadelphian, on grounds of separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Priest
Circle Theatre
Thomas Robb
Opera Singers Arrive for Metropolitan Season
Three artists join the Metropolitan Opera House for the coming season. Mile Marianne Flahaut, a Paris Opera House veteran, debuts here as Amneris in Aida. Allen Hinckley, Boston native, and Edward Falck, New York born conductor and Columbia alumnus, bring prior engagements from Hamburg and Bayreuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Mile
Marianne Flahaut
Allen Hinckley
Edward Falck
Flahaut
Paris Opera House
Amneris
Bostonians
Stadt Theatre
Hamburg
Mr. Falck
Aotfeon
New York
Columbia University
Leipsic
Vienna
Mr.Falck
Baireuth
Hackett to Stage Long Run at Hackett Theatre
James K. Hackett returns from St. Louis after two months in repertoire. He states the Hackett Theatre engagement marks his first prolonged appearance at the theatre named for him. He plans to produce The Prisoner of Zenda The Crisis The Pride of Jennico Don Caesar's Return Rupert of HentzaU and three new plays, two in which he will appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
St. Louis
Rupert of Hentzau
Barrymore Opens in Lady Frederick in Poughkeepsie
Ethel Barrymore debuted tonight in W. Somerset Maugham's Lady Frederick at an English society comedy in Poughkeepsie. Curtain calls followed each act as Bruce McRae co-starred as her leading man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ethel Barrymore
Lady Frederick
W. Somerset Maugham
Miss Barrymore
Bruce McRae
Theatre Notes On Stage Flickers and Openings Ahead
All for a Girl withdrawn from Bijou. The Gentleman from Mississippi to open Monday with Wise and Fairbanks. Ida Brooks Hunt back in Algeria after throat trouble. Hackett curates Brieux translation post Zenda at Hackett Theatre. Belasco to lecture on drama technique for young playwrights next spring. Offenders at Hudson Theatre Sept 23 with Edeson cast. Cinderella pivots to Polly of the Circus. Frohman and Collier delay The Patriot as Mollusc continues at Garrick with Coyne Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Thomas Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Mississippi
Ida Brooks Hunt
Algeria
James K. Hackett
Eugene Brieux
Hackett Theatre
David Belasco
Delasco Stuyvesant Theatre
Catherine Grey
Catherine Countiss
Beatrice Prentice
Ann Meredith
John Flood
Morgan Coman
James Seely
Henry B. Harris
Robert Edeson
Hudson Theatre
Mariel Taliaferro
Polly
Circus
Charles Frohman
William Collier
Garrick
SAILING TO EUROPE TODAY WITH FULL CABINS
The Cunard Lusitania departing from Liverpool and the White Star Majestic from Southampton are both sailing today. Passengers include J N Alsop and family Gen G P Huddleton Major F M Gage Justice WJ Gaynor and many others along with Henry A Thomas and several Misses mainly traveling with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Cunard
White Star
Europe
Lusitania
Liverpool
J. N. Alsop
F. M. Gage
W. J. Gaynor
Helen Gaynor
Cc. P. Hull
G. P. Huddleston
A. C. James
F. H. Medhurst
E. S. Reynal
Col. J. Temples
H. M. Taylor
E. H. Farquhar
E. K. Hoyt
A. J. West
John Fox
William R. Scott
E. F. Smith
H. Hamil
Frohman Plans Paris Theatrical Reforms and Pantaloon
Charles Frohman plans to stage a Paris season that aims to revolutionize French theatre. He will present Barrie’s Pantaloon in English at Theatre des Arts and The Richest Girl at Renaissance with Marie Doro in Paris. He seeks concessions from the French Authors Society to bypass language limits and curb claque influence, while facing opposition from some French writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
France
Frohman
TIMES
Paris
J. M. Barrie
Theatre Des Arts
French Authors’ Society
Henri Bernstein
Samson
Caillavet
de Flers
Rostand
Authors’ Society
Bernstein
de Fliers
Gavault
Monmouth Beach Clubhouse Sold by Syndicate
In Long Branch New Jersey on September 15 a syndicate led by Lewis Rodney Berg purchased the Monmouth Beach Clubhouse built seventeen years ago. Former owners the Houghtons M H Houghton served as manager until his death last year and Col Houghton has managed since. New owners will take possession October 1 and remodel and enlarge the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
Long Branch
N. J
Lewis Rodney Berg
Houghtons
M. H. Houghton
Col. Houghton
The Little Brown Jug at Kildare Novel Preview
Meredith Nicholson writes a humorous political comedy about presidential elections and high jinks. The Little Brown Jug at Kildare teases high politics and witty dialogue, aiming to repeat the success of Nicholson’s previous works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare
Meredith Nicholson
North, Carolina
South Carolina
Europe
Dinner for Count Nagasaki at University Club
Col Robert Means Thompson hosted a dinner in honor of Count Nagasaki, a Japanese officer from the late Russo Japanese War and Port Arthur participant, at the University Club. Speakers included Gen Frederick D Grant and Gen Horace Porter, with guests Kokichi Midzuno Consul from Japan and several U S Navy officers and generals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Means Thompson
Globe Trotter
Count Nagasaki
Russia
Port Arthur
University Club
Thompson
Japan
Frederick D. Grant
Horace Porter
France
Kokichi Midzuno
Willard H. Brownson
Caspar F. Goodrich
Francis John Higginson
Bride to Wed Navy Officer in Trinity Church
Miss Gwendolyn Whipple, daughter of the late John Whipple, will marry Passed Assistant Paymaster William Neal Hughes of the U S Navy tomorrow at 3 in Trinity Church Newport Rhode Island. The best man is Lieut Thurston Hughes and maid of honor is Miss Annie Hare Powel. The Rev Stanley C Hughes will officiate. A reception follows at Bowery Street hosted by Mrs Pemberton Hare Powel. A large gathering of army and navy officers is expected from Fort Adams Naval War College and nearby flotillas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Hughes
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Trinity Church
Gwendolyn Whipple
John Whipple
William Neal Hughes
United States Navy
Thurston Hughes
Army
Annie Hare Powel
Stanley C. Hughes
Pemberton Hare Powel
Bowery Street
Navy
Fort Adams
Naval War College
Yankee
Montgomery
Powel
Miss Sands to Wed English Hon Hugh M Howard
The wedding of the Hon. Hugh Melville Howard of England and Miss May E. Sands will be at St Andrew’s Dune Church Southampton L I on Saturday Sept 19 at 3 PM. Bishop Greer of New York will officiate with Rev W Treder of East Hampton assisting. Best man Mervyn Wingfield of Bar rington Park England. One bridesmaid Edith Clark New York. Ushers include Bradish Gaillard Johnson Charles E Sands Franklin C Hoyt Theodore A Havemeyer J Searle Barclay Jr and Robert C Sands. License issued yesterday at the Marriage Bureau City Hall. The bridegroom is third son of the late Earl of Wicklow aged 25 residing Villa Howard Tremezzo Lago di Como Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Howard
England
Hugh Melville Howard
May E. Sands
Benjamin Aymar Sands
St. Andrew's Dune Church
Southampton
L. I
Bishop Greer
New York
W. Treder
East Hampton
Mervyn Wingfield
Barrington Park
Burford
Edith Clark
Bradish Gaillard Johnson
Charles E. Sands
Franklin C. Hoyt
Theodore A. Havemeyer
J. Searle Barclay, Jr
Robert C. Sands
City Hall
Earl of Wicklow
Howard -Tremezzo Lago di Como
Italy
Davidson Key Wedding Attends Simple Family Ceremony
Mrs Mary N Key daughter of George S Thomas of the Interstate Commerce Commission married Lieut Alexander H Davidson Thirteenth Cavalry U S A at the bride’s home. Rev Robert M Moore officiated with Lieut Bristol best man. The couple left for San Antonio Texas where Davidson is ordered for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson—Key
New York Times
Washington
Mary N. Key
George S. Thomas
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Alexander H. Davidson
Thirteenth Cavalry
Robert M. Moore
Lieut. Bristol
Davidson
Rosetta Goldstone and George A Newman Wed in Long Branch
Miss Rosetta Goldstone daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Goldstone of New York married George A Newman at the bride’s parents Summer home 628 Westwood Avenue Long Branch officiated by Dr Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu El New York Frances Goldstone maid of honor Edgar B Frank best man ushers Louis M Cohen Alva Welby Goldsmith Walter S Heilborn Frederick Goldstone Milton B Newman and Alfred Goldstone served as ushers After a wedding trip they will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman—Goldstone
Long Branch
N. J
Rosetta Goldstone
Morris Goldstone
New York
George A. Newman
Westwood Avenue
Joseph Silverman
Temple Emanu-El
Frances Goldstone
Edgar B. Frank
Louis M. Cohen
Alva Welby Goldsmith
Walter S. Heilborn
Frederick Goldstone
Milton B. Newman
Alfred Goldstone
Mrs. Newman
Shrier Danziger Nuptials At Elmwood Residence
Miss Clara Estelle Danziger daughter of Mrs Edward Danziger and Dr Albert F Shrier were married yesterday afternoon at the Elmwood 69 West 93rd Street Rev Dr I S Moses of the Fifty fifth Street Temple officiated Only near relatives and a few intimate friends attended The couple will honeymoon at Saratoga Lake George and in the Adirondacks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrier—Danziger
Clara Estelle Danziger
Edward Danziger
Albert F. Shrier
Elmwood
West Ninety-third Street
I. S. Moses
Fifty-fifth Street Temple
Shrier
Saratoga
Lake George
Adirondacks
Mrs MacMahan and Dr Gilbert Wed at Home
Miss Alice MacMahan and Dr Norman E Gilbert assistant professor of physics at Dartmouth College were married last evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev Charles H Wells of St Paul’s officiated with Miss Josephine Judson as maid of honor and Prof G F Hull of Dartmouth College as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice MacMahan
Norman E. Gilbert
Dartmouth College
Charles H. Wells
St. Paul's
Josephine Judson
G. F. Hull
Long Island social notes preview Autumn events in Hempstead
Long Island country colony members open homes for autumn with Mineola Horse Show Piping Rock Show and United Hunts races. Belmont Park opening follows with fall hunting led by Samuel Willets. August Belmont Jr and wife sail to Canada from Southampton, others in Hempstead and Garden City attendances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hempstead
L. I
Long Island
Mineola
Locust Valley
United Hunts
Association
Belmont Park
Samuel Willets
Meadowbrook
August Belmont
August Belmont, Jr
Canada
Southampton
W. Scott Cameron
Te Hempstead
Ladenburg
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Dark Harbor
Maine
R. L. Patterson
Master Morehead Patterson
Lucy Patterson
Garden City Hotel
Wedding of Miss Helen McLean and Rev Dr James Lasher
The wedding is set for Wednesday October 14 at 4 30 PM in St Andrew s Church at 127th Street and Fifth Avenue with a large church ceremony and no reception afterward. Also noted are travels and plans of various society figures and two forthcoming engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McLean
Malcolm McLean
James Lasher
St. Andrew's Church
127Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Hitchcock
Adirondacks
Westbury
L. I
Ledyard Stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
America
Cherbourg
Miss Stevens
Stevens
Florence
Far Rockaway
Berkeley Mostyn
G. Washington Rietzel
James Cummings, Jr
J. F. Cummings
Brooklyn
Alfred Marshall
Cora A. Pendleton
William J. Parslow
New York City
Dr G W Clarke Educator Dead Founder Mount Washington Institute
Dr George W Clarke educator and founder of the Mount Washington Collegiate Institute died at his home at 10 East 130th Street in his ninety second year. He taught in New York and mentored Roscoe Conkling after an early disciplinary incident and helped found the Y M C A in New York. He held leadership roles at several hospitals and received a Ph D from the University of New York. His widow and six children survive. funeral Friday at 11 o'clock at Deems Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Clarke
Union College
Roscoe Conkling
East 130Th Street
Clarke
The
Mount, Washington Collegiate Institute
Waldorf-Astoria
Dr. Clarke
Milton
N. Y
New York
Henry Street
Judge Conkling
Roscoe
Conkling
United States
Dix
Greeley
Grant
Pr. Clarke
Young Men’s Christian Association
University of New York
New York Ophthalatic Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Wetmore Ace
Flower Hospital
Thomas B. Clarke
Tiffany Studios
Night and Day Bank
Deems Memorial Church
West Fifty-seventh Street
Church of the Strangers
Died On Train During Conversation About Jury Duty
On a New Haven train in the morning, Charles C. Tyler aged sixty-five collapsed and died. Coroner's Physician Schultz attributed death to a stroke. Tyler, local manager of the Lockport Cotton Batting Company, lived at Primrose Street Mount Vernon and was previously a cotton broker at Leonard Street. His son-in-law and daughter, Dr L W Hubbard and wife, claimed the body at Grand Central Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Appel, Jr
Mount Vernon
Charles C. Tyler
Primrose Street
New Haven
Mr. Appel
Schultz
Grand Central Station
Tyler
Inlaw
L. W. Hubbard
Lenox Avenue
Lockport Cotton Batting Company
Broadway
Leonard Street
James R Sayre Jr dies at 94 founder of terra cotta brick industry
James R Sayre Jr founder of Sayre & Fisher Company of Sayreville and eldest director of National Newark Banking Company died yesterday at Monomonock Inn Caldwell N J aged 94 He began his Newark business in 1838 and had donated 25000 last May to anti liquor work Funeral from the Sayre home in Newark Friday at 3 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Sayre, Jr
New Jersey
Newark
Caldwell
N. J
Sayre & Fisher Company
Sayreville
National Newark Banking Company
Fireman's Insurance Company of
Sayre
Mrs Colgate Hoyt Dies at Centre Island Home
Mrs Colgate Hoyt wife of Colgate Hoyt the New York banker died at her Centre Island home after long illness from injuries suffered in a Richmond hotel accident last spring. Born Lida W Sherman she was daughter of Judge Charles T Sherman and niece of Gen WW Sherman. Married in 1873 she leaves four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate Hoyt
Oyster Bay
L. I
New York
Centre Island
Richmond
Commodore Benedict
Lida W. Sherman
Charles T. Sherman
Ww.t. Sherman
Hoyt
Widow Justine van den Heuvel Fisher dies in Montclair
Justine van den Heuvel Fisher widow of Major William Fisher died at her sister Mrs. Ferguson J. Cooper home in Montclair New Jersey. Major Fisher served on Gen. J. B. Ricketts staff in the Civil War and Fisher was a Bibby Livingston descendant with ties to Dutch Guiana and the Livingston family. Funeral services set for her sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine van den Heuvel Fisher
William Fisher
Ferguson J. Cooper
Montclair
N. J
Major Fisher
J. B. Ricketts
Fisher
John Cornelius Bibby
Mar . Stevens Livingston
John C. van den Heuvel
Dutch Guiana
Robert Livingston
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. John’s Hospital
Long Island City
Mary Collery
Liverpool
England
Sisters of St Joseph
Vanderbilt Horses Win at New York Horse Show
Vanderbilts and other famed stables dominated the New York show with Faith Hope and Chests from Mrs. B F Hawley winning Shetland class honors. Reliance and Silhouette from Elsinore Farm finished first and second in the combination saddle and harness. Alfred Vanderbilt captured first and third in pony pairs and third in harness horses. Crackshot Lord Baltimore scored top placements. The Vanderbilt party heads to Westchester Fair while Alfred's horses stay for Louisville exhibition.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Vanderbilts
Fairmont
Elsinore
Lorgs
B. F. Hawley
Faith
Hope
Chests
Reliance
Silhouette
Alfred Vanderbilt
George W. Watson
Crackshot
Lord Baltimore
Westchester County Fair
Reginald Vanderbilt
Louisville
Best & Co. Buys Fifth Avenue Property From Haig
Thomas R. Ball of Best & Co purchases the 374 Fifth Avenue site adjoining Thirty Fifth Street from Robert E. Dowling of the City Investment Company for $150000 in cash. The property near Altman Gorham and Tiffany stores was previously home to the Engineers’ Club and later leased to Lyons Building and Operating Co. The sale signals a planned expansion of Best & Co into Fifth Avenue retailing, not abandonment of its Twenty third Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Ball
Best & Co
Fifth Avenue
Robert E. Dowling
City Investing Company
Charlotte A. Drayton Haig
Ball
Twenty-third Street
Altman, Gorham
Tiffany
Engineers’ Club
Fortieth Street
Bryant Park
Professor De Churton Collins Found Dead in England
English essayist and professor De Churton Collins was found dead near Lowestoft, England. Police believe he may have killed himself during a period of low spirits due to illness. Collins, born in 1848, was a lecturer in English literature at Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowestoft
England
John Churton Collins
Birmingham
Marriages in New York and New Jersey Zebras
Several society notices report marriages on September 14 15 1908. Alice E MacMahon wed Norman Gilbert at 173 West 7th Street New York. Florence H Mansell wed William A Willingham at St Bartholomew s Church New York. Daphne Dame Dieterich wed Schuyler Imbrie in New York. Albert L Kennelly wed Harriet Mae Batchelor in Plainfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert—Macmahan
West
New York
Alice E
J. T. MacmAhan
Norman
Gilbert
Hanover
N. H
Charles $. Banner
West 7Th St
Henrietta Mansell
Henry Mansell
London
England
William Allen Willingham
Imbrie—Dieterich
Daphne Dame Dieterich
Schuyler Imbrie
Kennelly—Batchelor
Plainfield
N. J
Albert L. Kennelly
Harriet Mae Batchelor
Obituaries list from Essex Fells to New Rochelle
A long obituary list notes deaths from Sept 13 to Sept 15 1908 across New Jersey and New York. It includes James Bowers Peter J Boyland Henry J Braker George W Clarke Justine Van Den Heuvel Abigail Trene Brinsmade Lida Sherman Hoyt Webb Horton Mary E P Menzie Busan A Miller Giovanni Morosini Lawrence Huntington Rehbein Jessie Charlick Reynolds Henry Lincoln Saltonstall Suydam Hilda Tiffany Charles C Tyler Frances Ward Samuel Axford Maria R Atwell M R W Bagley Jacob Becker Edward H Boemler and others with funeral details and interment plans.
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Bowers
Essex Fells
N J
James Bowers
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
J. Boyland
East 134Th St
Peter J. Boyland
Mary
John Boyland
Braker
Plymouth
England
Henry J. Braker
New York City
West Presbyterian Church
West 42d St
Woodlawn
Clarke
George W. Clarke
Deems Memorial Church
West 57Th St
Greenwood Cemetery
Fisher
Montclair
N. J
Justine van den. Heuvel
Congregational Church
Washington
Horton
Middletown
N. Y
Webb Horton
South St
Hillside Cemetery
Hoyt
Lida “Sherman Hoyt
Colgate Hoyt
Eastover Farm
Oyster Bay
U. S
Canal Dock
New York
Cleveland
Lakeview Cemetery
Paris
New York Herald
Menzie
Morristown
Mary E. P. Menzil
William B. Menzie
Wenesgay
St. Louis
Miller
Elm St
New Rochelle
N. \., Sept. 14, 1908, Busand A. Miller
Leonard P. Miller
Josiah le Count
Trinity Church
Grand Central Station
N._H
H.R. R
Morosini
Riverdale
Giovanni P. Morosini
Rehbein
Lawrence Huntington Rehbein
Alpheus
Martha Huntington Rehbein
Sutton Manor
New Rochaile
N.Y
Louis C. Tiffany
Mary Woistridge ‘Goddard Tiffany
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Wrednesday
Tyler
Charles C. Tyler
le Roy W. Hubbard
Ward
East 28Th St
Frances Ward
John D
Laura M. Robards
Jersey City
du &J. Esprit
East 27Th St
Obituary notices and funeral details from Jersey City and nearby
A long list of death notices and funeral details across Jersey City Brooklyn and neighboring towns. Names include Francis H Bookstaver John L Brown Bertha M Campbell Joseph Darcy Agnes Dayton Mary Deegan Minnie Eaton Charles W Frankel Jennie Gerau Annie Hayden Eliza beth Hill Mare Jon C Tiesper Henry Hoppner Mary A Jackson David M Jacobs Adolph Katz Frank L Pecor Christine Schlobohm Ellen Sharkey Malvina Shipsey Walter Van Houten Mamie Waricke Rosalie Weintraub Mary A Wolff Louis Yersin and others. Funeral times and places span St John’s Hospital Leong Island City Bayonne Brooklyn Hoboken Newark Lodi Township and Jersey City.
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Bookstaver
Cottage St
Jersey City
Francis H. Bookstaver
Brown
Newark Av
John L. Brown
Burns
St. Av
Brooklyn
William S. Burns
Campbell
9Th St
Bertha M. Campbell
Collery
St. John's Hospital
Leong Island City
St. Philip Collery
Connaughton
Belleville
N. J
Margaret, Connaughton
Connors
13Th St
Annie Conners
Crego
Claverack
N. Y
Ettle M. Crego
Anna Dietrich
Donohue
Patsade
Town of Union
Margaret M
Eaton
Jefferson Av
Minnie Eaton
Frankel
Claremont Av
Charles W. Frankel
Frazier
Howard St
Hill
Harrison
Catherine Hil
Guttenburg
Elizabeth Hill
Hinton
Worcdbine St
Margaret L. Hinton
Hopper
Harrison, N. J
Mare Jon C. Tiesper
M. Hoppner
Wilow Terrace
Newark
Henry Hoppner
Jackson
Montclair
Mary A. Jackson
Jacobs
Ridgeview Av
White Plains
David M. Jacobs
Katz
Park St
Adolph Katz
Caufman
Joseph Kaufman
Kelley
T West 181St St
Charlotte Kelley
Bushwick
Hira Stein
Krollpfeiffer
East 35Th St
Julius F. Krollpfeiffer
Kuhn
Woodward Av
Joseph Kuhn
East Kenney St
Louis Kuhn
McMahon
Virginia
Margaret McMahon
McShane
Stevens Av
Mary F. McShane
Mason
Warwick St
William Mason
Melando
Chauncey St
Frank L. Pecor
Schlobohm
Lodi Township
Christine Schlobohm
Schrott
15Th Av
John Schrott
Sharkey
East S4th St
Ellen Sharkey
Shivley
East 22d
Malvina Shipsey
van Houten
Walter van Houten
Waricke
Christ Hospital
Hoboken
Mamie Waricke
Weintraub
Lenox Av
Rosalie Weintraub
Weckemann
M. Wilson
Anna Wilson
Wolff
East Ssth St
Mary A. Wolff
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by train trolleys and carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery is described as readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or by carriage. Lots priced at 150 dollars. Contact Telegraph 4855 Gramercy or visit Office 20 East 230 Street, New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue T
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New
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Englewood
Samuel Axford, Jr
Atwell
Maria R. Atwell
Bagley
Women's Hospital
M. R. W. Bagley
Becker
Clermont Av
Jacob Becker
Boemler
West 56Th St
Edward H. Boemler
Bird
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea