Demands of Opera Deplete New York Orchestras
Musicians say opera houses will pull top players from the New York Philharmonic and the New York Symphony as contracts are broken for higher pay and permanent jobs. Eight to ten players may depart this season, with many joining Metropolitan and Damrosch opera house ensembles and Philadelphia parties.
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New York
New York Philharmonic
New York Symphony
Metropolitan
Manhattan Opera
Philharmonic
Damrosch
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Louis Heine
Philadelphia
Safonoff
Andrew Carnegie
Richard Arnold
Philharmonic, Society
Sprach Zarthusta
New York Symphony Orchestra
Carl H. Johner
Sellist
Ravinia Park
Chicago
New Piece at Drury Lane Delights London audiences
The Marriages of Mayfair opened at Drury Lane to a full house. Eva Moore led as heroine with Marie George making a strong debut as a Norwegian nightingale in a hat six feet wide, signaling a likely major success for the melodrama.
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Th& Nw
York Times
London
Mayfair
Drury Lane
Eva Moore
Marie George
Mme Destinn Cancelled Engagements in Berlin
Opera manager announces soprano Emmy Destinn has canceled immediate duties at the Royal Opera in Berlin due to illness after a concussion of the brain.
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Berlin Royal Opera
Berlin
Mme
Emmy Destinn
Royal Opera
Mme. Destinn
Opera Stars Prepare Six Week Northwest Concert Tour
Mme Jacobi, Mme Rappold, Riccardo Martin, and Campanari of the Metropolitan Opera House company depart Friday for a six week tour through the Northwest. The first stop is Winnipeg followed by Victoria Seattle Salt Lake City and Denver with five cities weekly and performances featuring the last act of Il Trovatore. Jacobi has numerous concert engagements booked this winter.
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Mme. Jacobi
Mme. Rappold
Riccardo Martin
Campanari
Metropolitan Opera House Company
Northwest
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Victoria
British Columbia
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Denver
Il Trovatore
A Gentleman from Mississippi Opens at National Theatre
Special to The New York Times reports the initial performance of A Gentleman from Mississippi at the New National Theatre in Washington. The play portrays Congressional riots and social life in the capital with cast members Thomas A. Wise Douglas Fairbanks Sue Van Durer Harriet Worthington and Lola May. Mr Wise and Harrison Rhodes authored the play.
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New York Times
Washington
Mississippi
New National Theatre
National Capital
Thomas A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Sue van Durer
Harriet Worthington
Lo'a May
Mr. Wise
Harrison Rhodes
World and His Wife staged at Be lasco Theatre
William Faversham headlined a company at the Be lasco Theatre in Washington tonight presenting Charles Frederic Nirdlinger's new May The World and His Wife adapted from Jose Echégaray Spanish. He accompanied by Heir Sooper Cliffe and Miss Jule Opp.
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New York Times
Washington
Belasco
William Faversham
Hei. Sooper Cliffe
Miss Jule Opp
Charles Frederic Nirdlinger
Jose Echégaray
Prisoner of Zenda revival at Hackett Theatre shines
James K. Hackett reprised Rudolf Rasendyl in a warmly received revival of The Prisoner of Zenda at Hackett Theatre. Mabel Roebuck and Nina Morris starred as Flavia and Antoinette de Mauban while Carl Ahrendt returned as Col. Sapt. Hackett announced extended engagement and plans for further revivals and new plays.
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Zenda
Edward Rose
Hackett
Duke Wolfgang
Royce Gibert
Arthur Hoops
Pitre Gas TN
Wes
Guy ‘Coombs Jeffreys
William Eville
J. E. Davidson
Dorothy Hammack
Hackett Rudolf Beaty
U Cptultiet
Crete
Sean Carl Ahrendt
Marshal Strakenez Noes
J. Gordon Edwards Fritz von Tarlenheim
Guy Coombs
Hentzau
Eae
Psone
Ons
Wess
T. C. Diers
Bertram Bertrand
J Clenead Mathews
Lorenz Teppich
W. H. Gerald Franz Teppich
Mate Jape
John Dugan
Lord Topham
Annes
Manisoa
Bane
Segward Langford Eatoivab
Slg
Soonte
George Ana Michael
Peta
Brigham Royce Chamberlain
Sreoisie
George E. Angus
Emery Page
Er Tahoe
George W. Middleton
Grant Clarke
Mabel Roebuck
Antoinette Dé Mauban
Nina Morris Fra Sheppich
Allison Skipworth
Countess von Strofkin
Virginia Davis Countess von Reisburg
Helen Hancock Arme
IOI
van de Graft Sera Eoie
BO Jones
Margaret Slavin Eeond
EAA
Margaret Gallagher
New York
Hackett Theatre
James K. Hackett
Rudolf Rassendyl
Anthony Hope
Ruritavia
Mr. Hackett
Carl Ahrendt
Col. Sapt
Princess Flavia
Nina Morris
Antoinette de Mauba
Robert Edeson in The Offenders at Parson's Theatre Hartford
Robert Edeson performed in The Offenders by Elmer Blaney Harris at Parson's Theatre in Hartford under Henry B. Harris. The cast included Kathryn Grey Catherine Countiss Beatrice Prentice Ann Meredith John Flood Morgan Coman Charles Abbott James Seely and William Riccardi tonight.
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New York Times
Hartford
Conn
Robert Edeson
Henry B. Harris
Parson's Theatre
the Offenders
Elmer Blaney Harris
Katherine Grey
Catherine Countiss
Beatrice Prentice
Ann Meredith
John Flood
Morgan Coman
Charlies Abbott
James Seely
William Riccardi
Dinner Guests Honor British MP at Union League Club
The Right Hon. John E. Ellis, MP for Rusheliffd Division Nottingham England, attended a wedding with his family and dined with guests at the Union League Club last evening. Attendees included Herbert L. Bridgman and notable figures such as Henry W. Cannon Philp W. Henry Oswald G. Villard Frank A. Vanderlip James McKeen Gen. Thomas L. Watson John M. Carrere Millard F. Smith Henry H. Benedict and S. S. McClure.
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Nottingham
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Harold T. Ellis
Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
Foretto
Union League Club
Herbert L. Bridgman
Brooklyn
Peary Arctic Club
Henry W. Cannon
Philp. W. Henry
Oswald G. Villa
Montignant and O'Brien Wed in Albany Club Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson Montignant daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Montignant and John Francis O'Brien of New York City married at the Aubania Club with Father John F Donahoe officiating Attendants included Miss Jean Malpas Montignant and Dr Joseph P O'Brien Attendants also Robert Volz and Martin F Lynch The couple will reside at 536 Eighth Street Brooklyn after November first
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Albany
Elizabeth Ferguson Montignant
John F. Montignant
John Francis O'Brien
New York City
Aubania Club
John F. Donahoe
Jean Malpas Montignant
Joseph P. O'Brien
Robert Volz
This City
Martin F. Lynch
New York
O'Brien
Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Miss Mayer and Morris Wed at Delmonico's Before European Tour
Miss Claire Mayer and Harry Morris married last night at Delmonico's. They plan a months long cruise on the Kaiser Wilhelm for a European tour. Mrs Morris Mendel served as matron of honor and Albert Rosenfeld of Detroit acted as best man.
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Harry Morris
Delmonico’s
Europe
Morris Mendel
Albert Rosenfeld
Detroit
Morris
Social Notes Highlight Engagements and Autumn Arrivals
Miss Helen Lamar Foos and Edwin Booth Grossmann announce an October quiet wedding. Social figures arrive at the Plaza and Wolcott while travelers sail or return from Europe and summer stays conclude in New York and New Jersey.
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Helen Lamar Foos
Lamar Foos
Edwin Booth Grossmann
Ignatius R. Grossmann
Absence of Mag gie Fielding Delays Edgar Selwyn Play
A large Majestic Theatre crowd was sent home when Mag gie Fielding fell ill and could not perform in Edgar Selwyn's Father and Son. Miss Marion Abbott was rehursed to fill the role as management postponed the premiere, possibly to Thursday, with tickets for last night honored tonight. Fielding, about 60, lives at 62 West 127th Street and suffers acute indigestion.
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Maggie Fielding
William Norris
Shuberts
the Majestic
Fielding
Washington
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Frank
127Th Street
Fifth
Lenox Avenues
Mrs. Clancy
Marion Abbott
West 127Th Street
Margaret Mayo
Pierre
Ray Comstock
Nance O Neill Arrested Over Copyright Case
McKee Rankin and star Nance O Neil were arrested at the Hotel Cadillac by U S Marshals on an indictment from July in California alleging infringement of The Fires of St John. Bail set at 1000 dollars each. arraignment to follow.
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McKee Rankin
Nance O'Neil
Gertrude Lamson
Cadillac
United States
Henkel
Marshal Doonan
California
Sudermann
La Traviata Shown by Italian Grand Opera Company
Last night at the American Theatre the Italian Grand Opera Company presented La Traviata with Julia Allen as Violetta E Torre as Alfredo and A Arcangeli as Giorgio Germont. Aida is planned for this evening with Helena Therry in the title role and N Bart as Radames.
The Devil at Metropolis Theatre Fronz presented
The Devil by Molnar was shown at popular prices last night at the Metropolis Theatre for the current week. Edward Emery starred as the title role with Walter Green as the young artist Janos Szaki and Rebecca Warren as Mme Laszio.
The Richest Girl Staged in Boston Tonight
Boston audience at the Park Theatre witnessed Miss Magic Doro in a four act comedy The Richest Girl by Gavault and Normand. The matinee and evening audiences packed the house as the star displayed charm and comic timing in the popular play.
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New York Times
At the Park
Theatre Tonight
The Merry Widow at Newark with Ruby Dale in Title Role
The article notes Ruby Dale will star in The Merry Widow for the remainder of its Newark run. Charles Frohman plans Isadora Duncan back for matinees at Lyceum Theatre starting Oct 12. Next week Fourteenth Street Theatre shifts to vaudeville and moving pictures. Julius Hopp presents social and literary drama at Third Street theatre where Mme Nazimova debuted. Colonial Theatre to host Anna Blanche with a new one act from a Browne story, Freck- concludes.
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Ruby Dale
Newark
Charles Frohman
Isadora Duncan
Lyceum Theatre
Fourteenth Street
Julius Hopp
Third Street
Bettween Second
Third Avenues
Mme. Nazimova
Colonial Théatre
Anna Blanche
Porter Emerson Browne
Motorists Wage War Over County Road Fines
Trenton reports investigators led by Winthrop Scarritt and W. W. Niles charge Squire Manfred Naar with persecuting motorists on a Mercerville to Hightstown road. Naar allegedly fines nonresidents, mails notices, and holds roadside court while denying measured miles. State detectives Wright and Smith allege violators are widespread. Scarritt says club members should seek higher court trials.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Winthrop E. Scarritt
Public Safety Committee
The
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W. W. Niles
State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Squire Manfred Naar
Naar
Stone Road
Mercerville
Hightstown
Philadelphia
New York
North
Willam H. B. Smith
Scarritt
Four Auto Parties Held Up in Daylight Foiled by Chauffeurs
In Mamaroneck, four car parties were halted by two highwaymen in broad daylight. Quick actions by chauffeurs thwarted the robberies as one assailant shouted demands of money or life. Dr F N Irwin and family were among the victims on the way to Rye Beach. Irwin’s car collided with a woods robber before speeding away.
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New York Times
White Plains
N. Y
Mamaroneck
F.N. Irwin
New York
North Broadway
Dr. Irwin
Lincoln Relic Suit Ends with Dismissal in Court
Charles C. Taft sued Louis L. Cohen over Lincoln hair lock and cuff button sold for 600 dollars. Taft claimed Cohen advanced funds for Washington trip and promised a share of proceeds. Cohen produced a signed receipt. Justice Young dismissed the case.
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C. C. Taft
Charles C. Taft
West Fifty-ninth Street
Louis L. Cohen
Eighth Avenue
Third District
Lincoln
Taft
Charles Sabin Taft
Cohen
Washington
William H
United States Army
Stork Mail: Little Girls Petition Santa Like Item
A girl writes to Mr Stork at Central Park asking for a baby as a Christmas gift. Anna Trainor and Hazel Carney, both of New York addresses on Fast Thirty-fourth Street, request a baby each and urge a prompt reply before Christmas.
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Mr. Stork
Santa Claus
Central Park Zoo
Central Park
Park
Smith
Anna Trainor
Hazel Carney
Hazel
Fast Thirty-fourth Street
Hotel Gotham Foreclosure Set for October 13
Foreclosure sale of Hotel Gotham on a third mortgage for 455000 secured by Knickerbocker Trust Company set for Oct 13. Auctioneer Joseph P Day, under referee Adam Wiener, to sell subject to two prior mortgages totaling 3150000 held by Metropolitan Life and Fifty fifth Street Company, with interests of Thomas C Platt and the Hanna estate. Hotel operation remains unaffected by lease to Charles Wetherbee and William R Wood of the Buckingham.
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Gotham
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Joseph P. Day
Adam Wiener
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Fifty-fifth Street Company
Thomas C. Platt
Mark Hanna
Charles Wetherbee
William R. Wood
Buckingham
Transatlantic Liners Sailing Today to Europe
The Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse sailing from Bremen lists passengers A J Blackman Felix Bunschwig Miss C E Downer Trede Parker Hain C F Holland Mrs W Templeton Johnson and others. The Nieuw Amsterdam sailing from Rotterdam includes Mr and Mrs Harry Bellman John N Briggs Harry Donald Clarke and additional travelers.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
A. J. Blackman
Felix Bunschwig
C. E. Downer
Parker Hain
C. F. Holland
W. Templeton Johnson
Emanuel Voss
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Harry Bellman
John N. Briggs
Harry Donald Clarke
Miller
W. J. Morse
Homer McDaniel
J. IF. Nickerson
Mary E. Pennington
C. J. Steedman
George H. Stoddard
Gardner P
Final tribute to Olympic victors at New York dinner
500 New York citizens gathered at the Waldorf Astoria to honor the 1908 Olympic winners with speeches by Lieut. Gov. Chanler and James E. Sullivan. The Irish American Athletic Club organized the event, with honors planned for Hayes and Carpenter and Robbins missing due to attendance. Sullivan praised the team and the games as a landmark in amateur athletics, noting the parade, Roosevelt reception, and banquet as historic demonstrations.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Shepherd's Bush
Chanler
Patrick F. McGowan
Aldermen
Victor J. Dowling
P. J. Conway
Irish-American Athletic Club
James E. Mullivan
United States
J. I. C. Clarke
Jerry T. Mahoney
New York Athletic Club
Tom Foley
John Cloughen
Mathew JL. Connolley
Mathew P. Halpin
Charles J. Dieges
Daniel F. Cohalan
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
J. J. Frawley
Frank J. Farrell
Nicholas J. Hayes
William L. Jones
Robert C. Kammerer
Abraham Levy
J. J.F. Mulcahy
Josep L. Murphy
Charles I. Murphy
L. M. Mooney
Forbes L. Morrison
PJ. O’donnell
Daniel O’reilly
P. T. Powers
Thomas E. Rush
Daniel J. Riordan
Lyman A. Spaulding
Timothy P Sullivan
Allen W. Spooner
William P. Wilbour
Evert. Jansen Weydell
Prosper Clust
Matthew J. Smith
Constantine J. McGuire
John J. McHugh
Edward F. Cunningham
John P. Cohulan
Bernard Downing
Matthew
America
Irish- American Athletic Club
J.¢. Hayes
J. C. Carpenter
W.C. Robbins
James E. Sullivan
Martin J. Sheridan
London
Roosevelt
American Athletis
England
Harvey Cohn
Robert Cloughan
Charles R. Bacon
George V. Bonhag
Harry F. Porter
I. B. Taylor
Daniel Kelly
Lee J. Talbott
Lawson Robertson
Joseph Bromilow, Jr
Michael Ryan
Frank Riley
George Cameron
Charles ‘L. Hall
Klugman Not Put to Bed Denial From Albany Hospital
Albany Superintendent M C Goodwin denied reports that Brooklyn resident Mr Klugman was mistaken for his brother and forcibly placed in restraint. He states Kla gman visited to see his brother, was checked by a nurse who realized the error and nothing more occurred.
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M. C. Goodwin
Albany Hospital
Albany
Klugman
Brooklyn
Dr J M Marroquin Dies In Bogota
Dr J M Marroquin former President of Colombia died in Bogota on Saturday at age. He served as Vice President in 1900 and assumed the presidency after San Clemente retired for age. His era saw clashes with Venezuela and fighting in the Guajira Peninsula during 1901 and Chilean mediation followed. He was succeeded by Gen Rafael Reyes in August 1904.
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Dr. Marroquin
Republic
Dr. San Clemente
Marroquig
Rafael Reyes
Montreal Bishop Carmichael Dies Suddenly
Very Rev James Carmichael Lord Bishop of Montreal died suddenly at his home after preaching at Christ Church Cathedral. Born in Dublin seventy three years ago, he was ordained in Canada in 1850. His successor will be chosen by the Diocesan Synod in February.
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Montreal
James Carmichael
Christ Church Cathedral
London
Dublin
Canada
Liocesan Synod
Philadelphia horseman Frank Bower dies at home
Frank Bower a noted Philadelphia horseman dies in his sleep from heart paralysis. Born November 1, 181, he owned a major pork-packing business and bred top trotters including King Harry and John P. Stewart, titles held with the American Trotting Association and National Trotting Association leadership.
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New York
Philadelphia
Frank Bower
Bower
American Pee Association
National Trotting Association
King Harry
John P. Stewart
Kitty Nolan
Romana
Bower's Maid
Charmine
Pablo de Sarasate, famed Spanish violinist, dies in Biarritz
Pablo de Sarasate, renowned Spanish violinist born in Pamplona in 1844, died yesterday in Biarritz. He studied at the Paris Conservatory where he won top prize in 1857 and 1859. He toured this country with Eugen d'Albert in 1889, inspiring performances and benefitting from works by Max Burch and his own light concertos.
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Biarritz
Francé
Pablo de Sarasate
Pamplona
Spain
Paris Conservatory
Alard
Reber
Conservatory
Eugen d’Albert
Max Burch
Sarasate
Frederick Emory Dies After Illness in Maryland Village
Frederick Emory, once a prominent Baltimore journalist and author of A Maryland Manor, died yesterday at Queenstown Maryland after a long illness. He served as Secretary of the Bureau of American Republics in Washington under President McKinley and resigned due to health reasons.
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Baltimore
Frederick Emory
Queenstown
Maryland Manor
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
McKinley
Ilhealth
Salmeron Former Spanish Cortes President Dies in Pau
Nicolas de Salmeron once headed the Spanish Cortes and died in Pau France yesterday. He was born in 1835.
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Pau
France
Nicolas de Salmeron
Tme
Cortes
William H. H. Hull Dies Suddenly in Brooklyn Home
William H. H. Hull died yesterday from apoplexy at 1 Herkimer Street Brooklyn aged years. Born in Oxford New York he joined Lord Taylor as a clerk rising to superintendent. He later formed advertising firm W Fr H Hull Co Incorporated and will be buried in Guilford New York on Wednesday. He leaves no near relatives.
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William H. H. Hull
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Hull
Oxford
Lord & Taylor
Goodrich & Hull
Mr. Goodrich
W. Fr. H. Hull & Co., Incorporated
Guilford
Hull
Marriages Recorded in New Jersey and Washington D C
On September 19 Lucy Lovell Atwater daughter of Edward and Lucy Atwater of Poughkeepsie N J wed Dr Eben Clayton Hill of Washington D C. Florence L McMahan wed Douglas E Fionner on September 19 at Iselin N J. Emanuel Hochheimer wed Natalie Sondheim on September 20.
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Bonner McMahan
Iselin
N. J
Florence L. McMahan
Douglas E. Fionner
Hochheimer
Obituary notices from New York area churches and towns
A long list of death notices and funeral details dated Sept 1908 across Stapleton Ocean Terrace Orange New Hampshire Newport Providence Brooklyn and Newark. Individuals named include Sammel Anderson Eleanor Ladgley Maria Barnes Alexander Brough Lucy Brown Hannah Corbin Harriet Griswold Anna Kerr Theophilus Mare Sarah Webster Margaret Athinson John Baxter Mary Ellen Carrell Eliza Carter Eleanor Cline Mary Crawford Leroy Curtiss Bertha Damroth Mildred Denehy Helena Demarest Mary Durkin Bridget Foy Owen Goldrick August Grauer and others with burial or funeral arrangements at homes churches and local cemeteries across New York City Brooklyn Yonkers Orange and surrounding areas.
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Maria O. Barnes
House of Good Shepherd
Henry St
Centre
Rosedale
Brough
Providence
R L
Alexander
Puwer
Pomona
Brown
South Ashfield
Mass
Lucy’ Maria Brown
Champion Brewhn
Montreal
Toronto
Saginaw
Corbin
Newport
N. H
Hannah M
Austin Corbin
Wooldlawn Cemetery
Grand Central Station
Griswold
Ocean’ Grove
Harriet Ely
William N. Griswold
Abner L. Ely
New York
37Th St
Tueglay
Tyme
Conn
Hull
Herkimer St
Brooklyn
William H. H. Hull
Guilford
N. Kerr
Fast Orange
N. 1
Anna Crawford Southwick
Walter Kerr
Richard A. Southwick
East Fork St
Prick Church
Theophilus M. Mare
F.E. Johnstone
West 116Th
London
Singland
Bonn
Germany
Webster
Sarah Frances Webster
Andrew Webster
West
Athrinson
Marget Atkinson
Me Baxter
Elmhurst
L. A
John Baxter
Bockhurst
Boston Road
Bronx
Richard Bockhurst
Carroll
Mary Ellen Carrell
Carter
Montclair
N. J
Bertha Camroth
Pe. O ' Davis
Coney Island
David T. Davis
M. Denehy
Boyfi
Jersey City
Mildred Denehy Demarest
Helena Demarest
Durkin
Hamilton Av
Mary Durkin
Erhard
Tracy Av
Newark
Thomas Erhard
Foy
East 80Th St
Bridget Foy
Fupern
Goldrick
Herbert St
Owen Goldrick
Qprayer
Evergreen
L. 1
August Grauer
Advertisers Eye Big Ad Volume for Fashion Issue
Indications point to unusually large advertising in The New York Times next Sunday’s Annual Fashion Issue. No assurance of insertion can be given unless copy is at The Times office by Friday noon.
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New York Times
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Preachers Easy Marks Highlight Fall Conference
At the Fall Conference of Presbyterian ministers at 156 Fifth Avenue Dr James D Steele of Passaic labeled ministers easy marks for being used in fake charity schemes and other bunko ventures. Homer Davenport spoke to Methodist preachers at 150 Fifth Avenue about his travels in the Orient. The Baptist Ministers Association opened with the resignation of St Rev George M Shott as secretary treasurer after twelve years. The conference voted a year’s salary to Shott and planned a testimonial. Shott will move to Mannington West Virginia. Dr Hughes invited attendees to a 25 cent luncheon at Mills Hotel on Thirty seventh Street and Seventh Avenue with everyone paying his own fare.
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Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Fifth Avenue
James D. Steele
Passaic
N. J
Florida
Homer Davenport
Orient
Baptist Ministers’ Association
George. M. Shott
Wasa
Hughes
Gov. Hughes
A. Lincoln Moore
Shott
Shortt
Lyons Farms
Newark
Mannington
West Va
Championship Tournament of the Fast Jersey Golf League
The annual event takes place at Deal Golf and Country Club in Deal, SN J, on Friday October 2 and Saturday October 3. Open to all players with prizes for eight qualification groups, two rounds Friday and Saturday, and final cups. A fifth eight may be added if entries warrant and a gross score prize is awarded for the qualifying round.
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Fast Jersey Golf League
Deal Golf and Country Club
Deal
SN. J
Tompkins & Tompkins Counselors-at-Law Wills
Tompkins and Tompkins announce services in wills and probate matters at 156 Fifth Avenue, advising on guardianship and estate arrangements for clients.
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Tompkins
Obituary notices list multiple Brooklyn Newark and Jersey City deaths
A long obituary column lists numerous residents with addresses in Brooklyn Newark Jersey City and nearby towns. It includes names such as Florence Hitchcock Della Hill Hedges Hensel McCann McDonald Leonard and others with ages dates and funeral details noted for today or tomorrow.
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Hackett
10Th
Cathoine Hacket
Hensel
Boulevard
Jersey City
Hermann Hensel
Hedges
Bloomfield
N. J
Sarah Plizabeth Hedges
Heidmann
Ates
Brooklyn
Hattie Heidmann
Hill
Graham
Della
Hell
Hitchcock
Richmond Hill
Florence H. Hitchcock
Howard
Forest Park
N. Y
Henrietta H. Howard
In loving memory Ita Cetivre Inervanil and Simon Sterne
Ingersoll obituary notice honors Ita Cetivre Inervanil who died September 22, 1892. A second remembrance marks Simon Sterne as the newest and truest of men and notes his death on the same date.
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Ingersoll
Ita Cetivre Inervanil
Sterne
Simon Sterne
Mir
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by train and trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is easily reached from Grand Central via Harlem trains and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys or by carriage. Plots start at $150. For Books of Views or a representative, call 4855 Gramercy. Office 26 Fast 23D &T. N. City.
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Grand Central Station
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Jerome Avenue
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Shinee
Wythe
Sant
John J. Smith
Toms River
Aaron T. Underhill
Walker
Himison St
George G. Walker
Wild
Halsey Bt
Robert A. Wild
Weidt
West Stth St
Mathilda
Welat
Watjen
Allenhurst
Catharine Watjen
Acel
Furneraz
Hudson ,1
Johanna Wood
Tidey
Undertakers
Rank 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!