Westchester Horse Show Delights Society with Surprises
Westchester's annual horse show held with the White Plains fair drew prominent society. Reginald and Alfred Vanderbilt appeared, J Campbell Thompson led Nestledown Farm to a premier harness win, Phoebe Walton and Marie Tempest tandem drew cheers, and Alfred Vanderbilt won in ponies and gig classes amid a large social turnout.
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Westchester County
Summer Colony
Frank Gould
Samuel Untermyer
H. 8. Reynal
Anna K. Bush
George W. Quintard
Daffodil Farm
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald C Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Alfred
Syracuse
J. Campbell Thompson
Phoebe Watton
Marie Tempest
Lord Brooke
Lord Burleigh
Newport
Madison Square Garden
James McF. G
Gummey
McDonald
Whitby Jet
Wellington
Phoebe Walton
Vanderbilt
Campbell Thompson
Nestledown Farm
Selim
Imp. Ketcham King
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Gold Leaf
W. Stanton Elliott
Mrs. Elliott
Francis A. Watson
Andrew Morison
Genee
W. R. Brown
Radici
W. H. Catlin
Miss Catlin
George Greer
James Baker
James M. Carriere
N. C. Reynal
J. J. Downey
Thomas Diamond
Daniel G. Read
Oliver Harriman
Julian Day
O. Harriman
Montclair
No.1r
C. O'Neil
Albany
Lehman Strauss
Lawrence Atterbury
Atterbury
George Mairs
George Sidenburg
Howard Porter
Richard, Wainwright
Howard Carroll
Edward McVickar
James Butler
Henry Siegel
William H. Catlin
James McF. Gummey
Henry Rowland
Alstee Beresford
Edward C. Potter
Elliott Cowdin
Harry Darlington
Jane Carlysle McClerahan
Godfrey
Preece
Miss May
Weather
Blk. of
Leiman Strauss
J. Campbell Thomrsen
Selah
Gaddie
Novic
Ch. m. Genesee
Ssodfrey Preece
Ch. G. Nelson
Pride
Miss Jane Carlysle McClerahs
M. Louisania
Hoves
Nestiedawn-Farm
J. Campbell
Toompsep
Imp
Muldoon
William Stanton Efiott
Daphne
Samuel K
Peter Pan
Sandy Point
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
G. Tul Freoke
Edwin H. Weaserboo
Wendy J. F. Gibson
Br. m
May
Trom
Mar
Henry W. Shoemsker
B. G. Ollie
Nestletown Farm
J. Campbell. Thompson
B. G. Gold Leaf
J.J
McDonald’s
Sandy Taint
Peruvian bred ponies win saddled classes at season show
In a series of horse events, Prince, Dick, and Kelby place in the under 13 hands pony class. Babette, Whitby Jet, and Wellington divide top spots in tandem events. Parade wins harness or saddle division with Peter Pan and Lady Booke following.
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G. Whitby
Lehman Strauss
William A. Bramley
B. G. Prince
B. G. Dick
Richard Rutledge
B. Gs. Kelby
Wheeler
James McF. Gummey
Babette
B. m
Thomas J. Ryan
Naval Wedding at Newport Enlists Navy Brass and Family
Miss Gwen dolyn Whipple daughter of the late John Whipple married Paymaster William Neal Hughes U S N attached to the cruiser Yankee in Trinity Church Newport R I The ceremony drew prominent Newport families and army and navy officers with a large bridal party including Pemberton Hare Powel maid of honor Annie Hare Powel bridesmaids and ushers Lieut Thurston Hughes best man Dudley Seldon Morgan and Austin Leayard Sands.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Gwendolyn Whipple
John Whipple
William. Neal Hughes
United States
Yankee
Trinity Church
Army
Alice Little
Elizabeth Harris
Franklin P. Sackett
Richard S. Johnson
William M. Wheeler
John F. Atkinson
United States Navy
Dudley Seldon Morgan
Austin Leayard Sands
Lieut. Thurston Hughes
Mr. Powel
Miss Sybil Hodges Weds Warren Childs in Hingham
In St. John s Episcopal Church at 3 pm Miss Sybil A. Hodges married Warren H. Childs of Hingham and New York. Childs is Harvard College 1902 graduate. Hodges is widow of a Boston banker and daughter of Mrs E C Hodges. Bride’s brother Charles A Hodges was absent after a family dispute. marriage by Rev George F Weld.
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New York Times
Hingham
Mass
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sybil A. Hodges
Warren H. Childs
George F. Weld
Childs
George W. Childs
Harvard College
Miss Hodges
E C. Hodges
New York
Marblehead
Boston
Miss Gertrude Hill Weds Dr. Nathan Thayer in Belgrade
In Belgrade Maine on Sept. 16 Dr. Nathan Pulser Thayer of Brooklyn and Miss Gertrude Mary Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Hill of Brookline Mass were married. Best man L Eugene Thayer attended. The reception followed at the hotel and the couple will reside at 1483 Avenue H Fisk Terrace Brooklyn after November 1.
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Belgrade
Nathan Pulser Thayer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gertrude
Mary Hill
Charles A. Hill
Brookline
Mass
Newton
L. Eugene Thayer
Waterville
Herbert A. Morgan
New York
Bessie K. Boyd
Helen R. Boyd
Eleanor T.burr
Marion B. Simpson
Frances E. Weeks
Philadelphia
Lois R. Page
Harold F. Hill
Alfred E. Fuller
Sherman Perry
Worcester
Roy H. Gilpatrick
Robert Henderson
Percy S. Percival
Boston
Mrs. Thayer
Avenue H
Fisk Terrace
Eustis Woman Weds Donald Scott in Milton Church
Miss Mary C. Eustis sister of Frederick A. Eustis married Donald Scott of New York at the First Parish Church in Milton. The ceremony was at noon with maid of honor Katherine M. Brown and best man Clement Scott. Ushers included George Nichols Henry Stickney Holcombe Ward Rodman Gilder Hamilton Davis. Other relatives present were John C. Wister of Philadelphia and Augustus H. Eustis of Milton.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Mary C. Eustis
Frederick A. Eustis
Mattapan
William Ellery Channing Eustis
Milton
Donald Scott
New York
Scott
Frank H. Scott
Katherine M. Brown
Clement Scott
George Nichols
Henry Stickney
Holcombe Ward
Rodman Gilder
Hamilton Davis
John C. Wister
Philadelpia
Augustus H. Eustis
Paris Marriage of May Blumenthal and Felix Goetz
May Blumenthal daughter of Bernard Blumenthal of New York married Felix Goetz a London stock broker in Paris. The ceremony took place in the office of the Mayor of the Sixteenth District.
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Paris
Blumenthal
Bernard Blumenthal
New York
Felix Goetz
Baltimore Doctor to Wed Miss Atwater in Poughkeepsie
Dr Eben Clayton Hill A S A on the Army Medical School staff will marry Miss Lucy Lovell Atwater of Poughkeepsie New York on September 19 at the bride’s parents home. Hill son of Charles E Hill of Baltimore and Johns Hopkins graduate former anatomy professor. Atwater family banker is president of Farmers and Manufacturers Bank of Poughkeepsie and related to William H Taft.
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Baltimore
Eben Clayton. Hill
Army Medical School
Washington, D. C
Jucy Lovell Atwater
Edward S. Atwater
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Dr. Hill
Charles E. Hill
Johns Hopkins University
Miss Aiwaler
Ther
Farmers’ and Manufacturers’ Bank of
Engagement of Miss Searle to John R. MacNeill
New Brunswick reports the engagement of Miss Helen A. Searle, Vassar graduate and daughter of Dr. John Preston Searle, to Teii Ross MacNeill of Brooklyn, both connected with theological studies. The announcement is dated September 16.
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Searle
John R. MacNeill
New Brunswick
Helen A. Searle
Vassar
John Preston Searle
The
Reformed Theological Seminary
Teii Ross MacNeill
Brooklyn
Theological Seminary
Weddings and society notes from major figures across links
Mrs Frank Morgan Freeman sent wedding cards for daughter Julia to Benjamin Tappen Fairchild to occur Saturday Oct 10 at Christ Church Greenwich Conn. Other nuptials include Miss May Sends and Hon Hugh Melville How ard with reception at 3 30 after ceremony in Southampton. Lord Athiumney and Hon Gilbert Elliott visit Mrs Stickney at Mount Washington Bretton Woods.
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Frank Morgan Freeman
Julia
Benjamin Tappen Fairchild
Christ Church
Greenwich
Conn
Miss May
Hugh Melville Howard
Whch
New York
Southampton
Lord Athiumney
Gilbert Elliott
Lord Minto
Canada
Stickney
the Mount
Washington
Bretton Woods
Beatrice Cleveland Jones
Seabury Jones
Maud Matthews Jones
Cit
Lemuel Hitchcock
London
England
Folkstone
Shubert Play Denied By Author Over Similarities
Edgar Selwyn declares Father and Son is an original work about life in a New Jersey town. Otto Weil of the Deutches Theater asserts Water und Sohn shares a title translation and many situations, threatening action if the Shuberts’ production mirrors his rights.
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Otto Weil
Deutches Theater
Irving Place
Fifteenth Street
Father and Son
Shuberts
Majestic Theatre
Weil
Vita
Berlin
Gustav Esman
Rudolf Prescher
Gustav Amberg
William Crane
George Ade
Edgar Selwyn
Mr. Weil
Milltown
Shubert
Therry Shines in Aida Debut with Italian Grand Opera
Mme Helena Therry sang the title role in Aida marking her first permanent appearance with the Italian Grand Opera Company amid a large weekly audience. Bari debuted as Radames, Mile. G Strauss as Amneris, Arcangelis as Amonasro. Tonight Fedora premieres the new season with Gordano’s opera in the East.
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Mme
Helena Therry
Young Lloyd Sister Plays Lincoln Square for Twenty Weeks
Daisy Lloyd Wood, sister of Rosie Marie and Alice Lloyd Wood, arrives with Sydney Maud and Mrs Mary Wood to perform at Lincoln Square Theatre on Monday then tour the William Morris circuit for twenty weeks. The family uses Lloyd on stage. Daisy appears under her family name.
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Alice Lloyd
Daisy Lloyd- Wood
Rosie
Marie
Alice
Lincoln Square Theatre
Sydney
Wood
Maud Wood
Mary Wood
Lloyd
DINES THE OLD GUARD HOSTS OUTING AT CAP ISLAND
Fifty eight members of the Old Guard were guests of Major Charles A Stadler at the Wa Wa Yanda Fishing Club. Capt Henry Oakley piloted a launch trip from Babylon to Cap Island. Speeches were made by Major Stadler Chaplain Wasson Gen A L Kline and Horace H Brockway. Additional guests included Clarence Barrow J C Hathorn and a list of officers and sergeants.
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Old Guard
Charles. A. Stadler
Wa Wa Yanda
Henry Oakiey
Iaster
John Adams
Great South Bay
Babylon
L. I
Cap Island
Stadler
Wasson
A. L. Kline
Horace H. Brockway
Clarence Barrow
J. C. Hathorn
Kline
W. H. Sesich
Jorace H Brockway
George 8. Youngling
Fred W. Seybel
Frank H. Clement
Charles A. du Bois
Homer H. Warner
George W. Homans
L. Frank Barry
Robert Taylor
James W. Miller
Herman Siefka
N. P. Vredenburg
W. D. Bigelow
J. C. Summers
D. A. O'Mara
R. Maccabe
E. M. Shipway
H. M. Randell
F. B. Langston
Condition of Dr. William T. Bull Improves After Setback
Mrs. Bull issued a statement from Newport Rhode Island noting that Dr. William T. Bull of New York and Newport had a serious relapse from a late April operation. He contracted violent muscular rheumatism affecting his heart but has rallied and can sit up. He plans to return to New York next Wednesday, though still prostrated.
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Newport
R. I
William T. Bull
New York
Mrs Mackay Supports Woman Suffrage Essay Prize
Mrs Clarence H Mackay offers two prizes of 25 dollars each to Roslyn L S pupils for best essays on The Need and Right of Woman Suffrage. She invites Harriet Stanton Blatch to address the children on the suffrage topic. Blatch is president of the Equality League of Self-Supporting Women.
Butler Hosts Luncheon With Columbia Leaders in Berlin
Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University New York gave a luncheon today to a small group of distinguished university men in Berlin.
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Berlin
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Dippel Announces New Met Opera Figures for Season
Andreas Dippel, Metropolitan Opera manager, sails from Cherbourg after Paris talks with Raoul Laparra about Habanera. Tiefland will premiere as the season's first novelty under Alfred Hertz with Emmy DeStinn and Erik Schmedes in principal roles. German and Italian choruses rehearse in Berlin and Milan respectively, set to depart for the United States on Sept 25.
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Andreas Dippel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Cherbourg
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Paris
Raoul Laparra
Opéra Comique
Dippel
Milan
Giulio Setti
la Scala
Play by Bryan's Daughter Returns to Stage in Spring
The Shuberts announce Mary Mannering will return to New York with a new drama, possibly written by Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of the Democratic nominee for President. Leavitt’s prior work includes a one act sketch titled Mrs S Holmes Detective staged at Union Square Theatre.
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The
Shuberts
Mary Mannering
Betsy
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Deaf youths visit Steeplechase Park for a special outing
About 400 deaf mutes aged 7 to 20 from St. Joseph's Institute were hosted by George B. Tilyou at Steeplechase Park on Tuesday. He opened all attractions including the Human Avalanche Roulette Wheel and the Soup Bowl. A Hippodrome cake walk featured the program, with Miss Frances O'Connor directing the party.
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St. Joseph's Institute
George B. Tilyou
Steeplechase Park
Mr. Tilyou
Frances O'Connor
Russian Symphony Orchestra Plans Four Carnegie Hall Concerts
The Russian Symphony Orchestra will perform four Carnegie Hall concerts this season on November 12, December 10, January 14, and February 11. Soloists include Mischa Ellman Josef Shevinne and Alexander Petschnikoff. Programs feature Tschaikowsky Sixth Symphony the Pathetique and works from fourteen other Russian composers.
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Carnegie Hall
Mischa Ellman
Josef Shevinne
Alexander Petschnikoff
Tschaikowsky
Dixey in The Devil Opens in Indianapolis Tonight
Henry W. Savage announces the fourth Devil company led by Henry Dixey in Indianapolis with posters last night. Supporting actors include George Irving Hardie Kirk, Katherine Kaelred, and Marie Nordstrom, after a two week secrecy on venue and date.
Amusement Notes: Notable Theatre Castings and Tours
George Ade arrived and watched a recital of his new play The Fair Co- Fuad at Knickerbocker Theatre with Sydney Jarvis joining the cast. Popular grand opera comes to Star Theatre under S. Kronberg management with first show Sept 29. Brigham Royce joins James K. Hackett in The Prisoner of Zenda. Robert Edeson to debut The Offenders in Hartford and at the Hudson Theatre here next week. Nancy O Neill’s company hires Robert Drouet for Ag nes at Majestic next month. Zoe Cheshire, harpist, to tour with Waltz Dream. Otis Skinner and wife return from Europe. Skinner to tour For the Honor of the Family after a Booth Tarkington play written for him.
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George Ade
Knickerbocker Theatre
Sydney Jarvis
Star Theatre
S. Kronberg
Brigham Royce
James K. Hackett
Black Michael
Zenda
Robert Edeson
Hartford
Hudson Theatre
Robert Drouet
Nancy O'Neill
Agnes
Majestic Theatre
Zoe Cheshire
Wil
Otis Skinner
England
Switzerland
Italy
Mr. Skinner
Booth Tarkington
New York Women Triumph in Intercity Tennis Championship
The New York women’s tennis team won seven singles and two doubles matches in the intercity championship at Richmond County Country Club, defeating Philadelphia through a series of three set singles, noting standout wins by Phyllis Green over A Miles and a comeback over Scott. Boston team upcoming.
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New York
Richmond County Country Club
Dongan Iillls. S
Metropolis
Quaker City
Phyllis Green
A. G. Miles
Clover Boldt
Miss Green
Boston
Miss Wandy
Miss Roswell
Philadelphia
K. Greer
Miss Lea
Miss Coster
Chas
William H. Pouch
E. Ostheimer
A. C. Miles
Inila Raia
Denter Mise Sstas York
Tronald
M. Sayres
Margaret Johnson
L. Ostheimer
Phiadelphia
A. Dar
Hiphsladelicia
Souther
Handy
Donald
J. Sayres
Four Liners Sail To Day Deutschland Heads Home
The Deutsche ship Deutschland is due to arrive with 600 homeward travelers aboard. The tide of Americans returning is at its flood with 600 in first two cabins and 997 in steerage. Passengers include Horace E. Smith and W. H. Chaprell of Philadelphia, Muschenheim, Brig. Gen. P. D. Wroom, Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan, Louis Steckler, and R. W. Johnson.
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Kaiserin Auguste Victonia
Hamburg
Overton Brooks
W. H. Breyvoort
Pauline Broemer
E.C. Converse
Count Pasquale
Corti
I. E. Dodds
R. L. Fuller
T. V. Gallatin
King C. Gillette
H. B. Houston
A. ©. Hedstrom
Alfred S. Huttle
John J. Kuhn
Brokaw Jutte
U. S. Luna
Walter H. Miller
Henry A. Perkins
Herbert Scoville
Delfin
B. Tri- Vino
H. Vogel
Lorraine (Haviet-H. T. Broadwater
W. C. Lyons
W. McDonald
E. R. Fierce
E. J. Rix
Debra Quackenbush
Friedrich der Grosse
Bremen
Louis Ayres
Cleveland
Bobnet
G. Freund
Lorenz Herzog
Waldemar von Randow
Frances
Southwick
William Thieckens
Harry K. White
Beatrice Zacharie
Horace E. Smith
Philadelphia
W. H. Chaprell
Muschenheim
P. D. Wr
Managers Call Scalers Pests in Sidewalk Ticket Battle
Theatre heads led by Marc Klaw rally against sidewalk ticket speculation. Oscar Hammerstein warns of box office bribery tainting honesty and urges a law to curb the nuisance. Percy Williams and Brooklyn venues report success in driving off sidewalk ticket men.
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Mr. Klaw
W. A. Brady
William Aristotle Brady
Aristotle
Brady
Agin’ i
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Broadway
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan Opera House
Percy Williams
Vaudeville Theatres
Brooklyn
Orpheum
Arthur G Stedman Dies in New York City
Arthur G. Stedman died in New York City from Bright's disease after several weeks of illness. Born in 1859 near Red Bank New Jersey, he graduated Yale 1851 and spent his life in editorial work and magazine writing. He aided his father Edmund Clarence Stedman on Library of American Literature and authored biographies. He published a memorial ode after his father’s death and belonged to the Authors and Century Club living at the Century Club. He was unmarried.
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Edmund Clarence Stedman
Bright
Red Bank
N. J
Yale
New York
Stedman
Authors
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N. S. Easton
Frederick
Death of Capt. D. E. Maxwell Seaboard Official
Capt. D. E. Maxwell General Agent of the Seaboard Air Line, longtime railroad executive, died suddenly in Gainesville from heart trouble. Born February 25, 1843 in Tallahassee, Florida, Maxwell began as a shipping clerk in 1865 and rose to General Superintendent of the Florida Railroad & Navigation Company before serving as Purchasing Agent, Vice President, and later General Agent of the Seaboard Air Line operating department with offices in Jacksonville.
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D. E. Maxwell
Seaboard Air Line
South
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Florida Railroad & Navigation Company
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Jacksonville
Bar Harbor social leader Mrs. Livingston dies after apoplexy
Mrs. Philp Livingston of New York died at the Livingston cottage Silver Beechs Bar Harbor after an apoplexy. She was a social leader active in the Horse Show Swimming Club Kebo Valley Club and other resort circles. Mr. Livingston is a leading local property owner. She was born a Miss Morris into a longstanding New York family.
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New York Times
Bar Harbor
Philp Livingston
New York
Livingston Cottage
Silver Beeches
Notable Deaths From New Jersey Area
Mrs Nancy Trevelyan widow of noted racing judge died at Forest Lodge Charlottesville after long illness. El mira Canfield aunt of Gov Fort of New Jersey died in Newark at 90 from edema of lungs. James Bowers founder of Newark’s career making industry died in Roseland at 68. Charles F Duffy of Enos Richardson Co died in New York after months of illness.
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Francis Trevelyan
Forest Lodge
Charlottesville
England
Trevelyan
Elmira Canfield
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
Newark
Jeremiah Ballard
Bloomfield
Aaron B. Ballard
Ocean Grove Association
James Bowers
N. J
Roseland
Marriages Listed in Jersey and Nearby Regions
Sept dates show multiple unions: Jan Scherferistein wed William Albert Romm. Karlissa Griswold married William Gotthardt in Jersey City. Harriet W. Smith joined Gaylord T. Ames.
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William Albert Romm
Griswold
Obituary notices Chronicle a Brooklyn era Sept 1908
Multiple death notices from Brooklyn and nearby areas list names such as Helena Bachmeier James Bowers Peter Boyland Justine Van Den Heuvel Abigail Brinsmage Webb Hortus Joan Leonard and others with dates September 16 15 18 1908. The notices include funeral times locations churches and cemeteries along with private interment requests and date references across families and institutions.
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New York
Bowers
Essex Fells
N. J
James Bowers
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Newark
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Mary
John Boyland
Henry J. Braker
New York City
West
Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Clarke
Eay
George W. Ph
Gtfiee
Frivayt
Deems Memorial Church
West Se
C. Nagi T Washingtoan
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Wal
J. W. Henriques
Dupfy
Charles F. Duffy
St. Vincent's Hospital Chanel
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
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Montelatr
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John
Bibby
Maria Livingston
Wiliam Fisher
Ferguson L. Cooper
James
St. Montclair
Erie
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Washington, Conn
Middletown
Tuesdey Mearning
Tilda Sherman Hort
Colzat
Fiext
Eastover Farm
Oyster Bay
Canal Dock
Cleveland
Lakeview Cemetery
Paris
New York Herald
Leonard
Montclair
NX. J
Joan Leonard
Maple
Lepper
Belfast
Ireland
Francis Robert
Robert Stewart Lepper
Trainfield Borvece
Balfast
Vaan It
Mittenthal Seeks Separation Over Diamond Heart Case
Mrs. Ethel Mittenthal petitions the New York Supreme Court for separation from her husband Harry Mittenthal theatrical manager. She seeks alimony of 150 dollars weekly and 2000 dollars legal fees pending trial while alleging income misrepresentation and a Europe honeymoon quarrel sparked by a diamond replacement. He counters that trust funds and earnings are limited and accuses her of illicitly swapping a paste diamond for a genuine one during their Paris trip. affidavits from Weinberg and Mrs Mittenthal accompany the filing.
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Mittenthal
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Weingreen
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Stenthal
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Tompkins & Tompkins Counselors at Law
Tompkins and Tompkins provide wills and probate services at 156 Fifth Avenue. The firm offers guidance on will preparation and the probate process for estate matters.
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Tompkins
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Dedication of Mausoleum and Monument on September Day
In memoriam notices announce the dedication of a mausoleum to Ferdinand Greenebaum at Woodlawn on Sunday September 20 at 2 30 P M and Herrmanns nacre monument dedication at an inland hill on September 20 at 2 20 P M
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Nacre
Inden Hill
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Leute ‘ Seneel
Scheyer
Regina Scherer
Schultz
Philip Schultz
Sisk
Covert Av
Broklin
John Sisk
New Briunswick
Lars Skilimen
Snern
M. Starrett
Ellmwood &T
Brooklin
Lyman M. Starrett
O'Hara
Williams VY
Erpesa
Mary Stevens
Stumpp
New Brighton
Stl
Clara Stumpp
Terpening
West Park
Kingston
Edwin J. Ternening
48Th St
John Wallace
Walsh
Richmond Turnvike
James A. Walsh
Zagg
Conover St
Marion Zazge
a.Diamond Heart
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!