Ethel Jackson to Marry Benoni Lockwood Jr
News of a high society engagement centers on Ethel Jackson the Merry Widow of Broadway and Benoni Lockwood Jr a prominent Racquet Club member and former New York lawyer. Both are recently divorced with Jackson awaiting final decree and Lockwood already divorced. Rumors circulated of a rushed ceremony in West Baden Indiana but Jackson publicly denied plans while praising her stage career and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jackson
Mary Bonner
Lockwood
Miss Jackson
Zimmerman
Sonia
West ‘Aden
Ind
New York
Henry W. Savage
Operatta
Zimurnerman
Miss Jackson Continued To Live At the Hotel Seymour In West Forty-fifth Street
Benoni Lockwood, Jr
George T. Bonner
East Seventy-fifth Street
East Seventy-ninth Street
Rae Rogers Hosts Bachelor Dinner Ahead of Oct Marriage
Rae H. Rogers broker at 38 Wall Street and son of Archibald Rogers of 35 West Fifty-third Street held a bachelor dinner at the Hotel Astor. The event honored his upcoming marriage on Oct 12 to Marguerite Walker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker Jr of 1121 East Thirty-seventh Street. Guests included Edmund P. Rogers Colman Rogers H Watson William Watson Stuyvesant Fish Jr Walter Struthers George Richardson Chalmers Wood Jr Fuller Potter Gordon Auchincloss and Lydig Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae H. Rogers
Wall Street
Archibald Rogers
West Fifty-third Street
Hotel Astor
Marguerite Walker
Joseph Walker, Jr
Thirty-seventh Street
Edmund P. Rogers
Colman Rogers
IF. Watson
William Watson
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Walter Struthers
George Richardson
Chalmers Wood, Jr
Fuller Potter
Gordon, Auchincloss
Lydig Hoyt
Transatlantic liner sailings list today with engagements noted
The ships Philadelphia Kroonland Minneapolis Koenigin Luise Eturia Pretoria depart with numerous passengers including Dr Ashton Blanchard Capt A Baker Miss Andrea s and Miss Nathalie L H ommedieu in New Jersey announces engagement of Nathalie Constant L Hommedieu to Pearsall Bradhurst Jackson of New York. Mr Jackson member of Society of the Cincinnati and Society of Colonial Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Southampton
Dr. Ashton Blanchard
J. Dennison Blish
F. R. Bryant
J. A. Cole
John W. Cooks
M. l'Abbe St- Dimuet
A. FE
England
Basil Taylor
Whitney
Kroonland
Antwerp
Jean Andrews
A. C. Baker
Frida Bours
Alfred Calechie
Napoleon du Brill
Marie Theresa Henry
E J. Martyn
Charles H. Sheldon
John C. Tagegert
Hazel M.trudent
Minneapolis
London
Robert M. Barker
H. B. Green
Noel Gale
Charles W. Haynes
H. A. Gaines
Henry G. D. de Meli
Alice Osborne
Wryling Putnam
E. W. Spaulding
Gus W. St. Gem
Eleanor H. Weed
E C. Woodland
Etruria
Liverpool
H. Adair
E. Brinkworth
W. Meakin
A. G. Speers
George Thorpe
Ruth. Thorpe
Simon
Pretoria
Hamburg
L. K. Brigham
George Larters
Caroline O Casey
Alice Post Taber
C.R. Gregory
Erich €. Schultz
Gebhard Wilrich
Anna Walton Waters
Nathalie L’hommedieu
Wied
Sylvester Y. L'hommedieu
South Orange N. J
Nathalie Constant L'Hummredieu
Pearsall Bradhurst
Jackson
New York
Charles A. Jackson
Stramford, Conn
Society of the Cincinnati
Society of Colonial Wars
Robert Struthers, Jr
City Federation of Women’s Club opens fall planning
The Executive Committee met yesterday morning to arrange the Fall convention for Oct. 24 at the Hotel Astor. The event aids school teachers in the organization who cannot attend on other days and marks the final convention presided by President William Cummings Story before her successor is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Big bazaar to aid woman suffrage in city
A two day bazaar to raise funds for suffrage work will be held Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7, at the Hotel Martha Washington. The entire parlor floor will host seventeen suffrage groups with booths, including one featuring domestic savings devices invented by women, plus evening entertainment. The event is under the Interurban Woman Suffrage Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Bayaar
Interurban
Woman Suffrage Council
Vanderbilt pair wins at Sewickly Heights Horse Show
Reginald Van derbilt led the victors at Pittsburg's Sewickly Heights event with Phoebe Watton and Marie Tempest winning the pairs in harness. H. D. Halloway and S. J. Halloway also earned multiple prizes in harness, saddle, hunter, and tandem classes amid strong Eastern exhibitor showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Watton
Marie Tempest
New York Times
Pittsburg
Reginald Vanderbilt
Sewickly Heights
H. D. Halloway
S.J. Halloway
Taconite
Jack Frost
Brandon
Flare
Litttle Duke
Sporting Dutchess
Mr. Vanderbilt
Doctor Selwonk
Amazement
Littie Duke
McClintock Sells Estate in Morristown Real Estate Boom
Three Morristown property deals close as New York buyers arrive for country homes. Howard Horton gains Glen Airlie. Emery McClintock sells 300 acres on Kemble Hill to William P. Jenks and moves to New York. James McIntyre’s 40 acres on Loantaka Terrace sells to John Bates. John W. Castles buys the Cross place, 80 acres, to build a country estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Howard Horton
Glen Airlie
Thomas Dickson
Sussex Avenue
Emery McClintock
Kemble Hill
William P. Jenks
Craig & Jenks
French Marquise Arrives in New York for American Tour
The Marquise d Autier of France arrived in New York on Wednesday and will spend several weeks at the Holland apartments on West Forty sixth Street. She will be joined by her husband later for a tour of America. Capt. Frederick Harriman and Mrs. M K Hitchcock of the Hotel Seymour will entertain them during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquise d’Autier
France
New York
Holland Apartments
West Forty-sixth Street
America
Frederick Harriman
M. KE. Hitchcock
Hotel Seymour
Stallo Couple Dines at Waldorf Astoria Amid Living-Apart Rumor
Mr and Mrs Edmund K Stallo were dining at the Waldorf Astoria when an evening paper suggested they were living apart. Mrs Stallo previously married Dan R Hanna. The couple rented a Waldorf Astoria suite for the Winter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund K. Stallo
Waldorf- Astoria
Notable Americas Returnees and Society Movements
Among those returning today on the Amerika are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. H. McK. Twombly and Miss Twombly. Regents attendances include the Louisville Horse Show with Susanné Henning driving A. G. Vanderbilt’s hackneys. Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, leases a Grand Canal palazzo in Venice. The wedding of Kingsley Swan and Miss Mabel Miller is planned for Oct. 1 with attendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerika
Harry Payne Whitney
H. McK. Twombly
Miss Twombly
Rawson Vnderhilt
Spring Lake
N. J
Samuel Miller Jarvis
Baltic
Edward Loudon Norton
the- Amerika
John C. Juhring
West Heighty-sixth Street
The Melting Pot at Columbia Theatre
Israel Zangwill's play features David Quixano, a Russian Hebrew student and musician, who arrives in the United States after his parents are murdered. His romance with Vera Ravendal meets obstacles as Vera's revolutionary past draws scrutiny, culminating in a dramatic, hopeful finale. Cast includes Walker Whiteside, Henry Bergman, John Blair, Grant Stewart, Chrystal Herne, Louise Von Ottinger, and Louise Muldener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Zangwill
David Quixano
United States
Jishineff
Staten Island
America
Vera Ravendal
Lower East
Quincy Davenport, Jr
Miss Ravendal
David
Davenport
Miss Hravendal
Ravendal
Vera
New York
Walker Whites de
Henry Bergman
John Blair
Grant Stewart
Chrystal Herne
Louise von Ottinger
Louise Muldener
Columbia’ Theatre
Nance O'Neil Opens Season in Agnes at Lowell Opera House
Special to The New York Times Nance O'Neil debuted her season in the Lowell Opera House performing the title role in Agnes a George Cameron drama about a young American woman duped into a loveless marriage to a millionaire. The run drew a large audience with multiple curtain calls. O'Neil’s company includes Robert Prouet Cuyler Hastings and Mrs Ade line Stanhope Wheatcroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lowell
Mess
Nance O'Neil
Lowell Opera House
Agnes
George Cameron
Miss. O'Neil
Miss O'Neil
Robert Prouet
Cuyler Hastings
Adeline Stanhope Wheatcroft
Mineola Saddle Horse Day Features Mackay Wins
The Mineola Horse Show enters saddle horse and hunter events with Clarence H. Mackay taking three blue ribbons including two single harness and one in pairs. Hero the chestnut gelding wins the premier Hero. Cravath's Hero and Rockin place in Foxhunters Cup. The day showcases many social attendees and varied riding classes amid a busy, festive program.
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Mineola
Long Island
Clarence H. Mackay
Edward Ladew
Elisel Ladew
Harvey S.ladew
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Charles F. Harris
Lillie Maxwell Whiting
Alfred B. Maclay
Thomas Pierce
Joseph E
Dudley Winthrop
Kingsley Cravath
Allan Pinkerton
Gordor T. Hughes
Henry C. Phipps
Lena Morris
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Philips B. Thompson
Lucille Alger
Rufus L. Patterson
John White
Jules Neilson
R. Lawrence Smith
J. S. Phipps
Warner Baltazzi
Esther Hitchcock
Fletcher
Charles H. Hyde
George Foster
John Sanford
Herman. Duryea
William P. Parke
George E. Kent
John Minott
John Fuller
Clarence Hi. Mackay
Thomas’ Hitchcock, Jr
Wyvis
Mr. Smith
Paul D. Cravath
Mr. Cravath
Rockin
William
G. Foster
Prince William
Harry
Toplitz
Judge Boardman
Graeme Grafton
Herbert L. Pratt
Trixey
Morehead Patterson
Harvey Laden
Pattie Pembrook
de Lancey Jay
Foxhunter
Jay
Te W
Johns. Phipps
Gaylight
F. R. Hitchcock
King George
New York Driving Club
FE. C. Rich
Amanda Baron
Harry J
James W. Paul Jr. Dies of Apoplexy in Virginia
James W. Paul Jr., a Drexel & Co. partner of Philadelphia, died at the Homestead Hotel in Hot Springs Virginia from brain hemorrhage after an afternoon collapse. His daughter Mary Astor Paul was present at his death.
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Drexel & Co
Hot Springs, Va
New York Times
Tiot Springs
James W. Paul, Jr
Philadelphia
Homestead
Ife
Mary Astor Paul
Philadelphia financier James W. Paul Jr dies
James W. Paul Jr a prominent Philadelphia financier connected with Drexel & Co J P Morgan Co and Morgan Torres Co died aged 74. He served as director of Fidelity Trust and Huntington & Broad Top Railroad and led the Drexel Institute trustees. He leaves three children and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
James W. Paul, Jr
Drexel &Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Morgan, Torres & Co
Paris
Drexel
James O. Young & Co
Exchange Brokers
Fidelity Trust Company
Huntington& Broad Top Railroad
Drexel Institute
Mr. Paul
Novy
Francis Catherine Drexel
A. J. Drexel
Banking
Paul
Carlsbad
Locust Street
Mills
Radnor Place
New York Debut of Louise Gunning Delayed in Marcelle
The first New York performance of the operetta Marcelle with Louise Gunning is postponed from Tuesday to Thursday next week due to incomplete arrival of gowns made in Paris. The show opened in Providence last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelle
New York
Louise Gunning
Star
Paris
Providence
Paris Opera Opens Season with Hamlet Ophelia Debut
Paris audience applauded the revival of Hamlet with Mary Garden in the Ophelia role for the first time. M. Renaud sang Hamlet and Melba appeared in the leading parts as the season opened, the first performance in eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Paris
Paris Opera
Hamlet
M. Frenaud
Mary Garden
Ophelia
Melba
Renaud
Maude Adams and Eleanor Robson Sail for New Season
Maude Adams and Eleanor Robson arrived on the Carmania to begin preparations for the season. Adams plans a repertoire including Twelfth Night Quality Street L Aiglon and a new James M Barry work. Robson, recovering from a nervous breakdown, aims to open in November with Vera the Medium and other plays in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
Eleanor Robson
Carmania
Miss Adams
Milltown
Dublin
Joan of Arc
Harvard University
Jame
Adams
Quality Street
L'Aiglon
James M. Barry
Frances Hodgson -Burnett
F. Marion Crawford
George Egerton
Henry Blossom
Miss Robson
Buffalo
Liebler & Co
Hackett Illness Cancels The Prisoner of Zenda
Hackett Theatre misses last night performance as lead James Sk Hackett heals after a sword wound in Monday dueling scene. He plans to return for the matinee today. Rumors of reconciliation with wife Mary Mannering after Elsie Hackett viewed a prior show surface. both sides decline comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett Theatre
James Sk. Hackett
Arthur Hoop
Hackett
Blossom Jr. Librettist Marries Margaret Seely in White Plains
Henry M. Blossom Jr. the librettist and playwright wed Margaret Seely on July 4 at the home of Charles Dillingham in White Plains. The couple, aged 42 and a Columbia graduate, plan a quiet life at Blossom's Nyack bungalow before departing for St. Louis to join his parents. They reportedly met in sculptor Robert Aitken's studio. Blossom, formerly in insurance, authored several works and dramatizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Blossom, Jr
Margaret Seely
Samuel Seely
New York
New Jersey
White Plains
Charles Dillingham
Theaatrical
Collier's New Play Liked At Apollo Theatre
The largest crowd of the season greeted William Collier at the Apollo Theatre in The Patriot a three act comedy by J Hartley Manners and Collier. The play features a mining promoter and uses Bull Frog Nev and fashionable London as settings with strong audience approval.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
William Collier
Apollo Theatre
J. Hartley Manners
Mr. Collier
Bull Frog
London
Theatre News Roundup From This Week in Detroit
Elsie Janis with Charles Dilingham’s company tours The Fair Co ed in Detroit while George Ade’s new season opens Monday. Maxine Elliott as Salome in The Dance of the Seven Veils previews at Daly’s next week. Jesse Lasky rehearses Birdland for Colonial premiere the week of Oct 12. Fluffy Ruffles reshuffles cast with Evelyn Richman taking Adele Rowland’s role. Steeplechase Park closes Oct 1 after a strong season. Tilyou plans extensive enlargements for spring.
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Elsie Janis
Charles Dilingham
Detroit
George Ade
Maxine Elliott
Salome
Myself
Hettina
Daly’s
Jesse Lasky
Evelyn Richman
Adele Rowland
Mr. Tilyou
Mater A Play By Mackaye Satirizes Ideal Politics
The Savoy Theatre presents Percу Mackaye’s Mater a three act American comedy featuring Isabel Irving as Mater and Percy Mackaye as narrator poet. The play blends farce and politics centering on Mater’s scheming to aid her son Michael Dean whose reformism clashes with Cullen the Senator elect. Mater’s charm and wit drive the plot as Michael seeks election funds and a political future while Mater maneuvers to secure power for family and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Mackaye
Savoy
Arthur Cullerm
Charles A. Stevenson
Michael Dean
Ccesviences
Frederick Lewis
Atsome
Mary Dean
Hagel Mackaye
Isabel Irving
Mater
Savoy Theatre
Kesner
Michael
United States
Vassar College
Arthur Cullen
Cullen
Mater 6
Old Ohipally
Mackaye
Coma
Fareign
Spain
Aintier
Miller
Miss Irving
Broderick
Mr. Stevenson
John Junior
Hazel
Molly Mudturtle
Leslie Carter Dies in Chicago Home After Long Illness
Leslie Carter former Southside Elevated Railroad president and former husband of actress Mrs Leslie Carter Payne died at 108 Cass Street after a long coma. He had a stroke years earlier and was once declared mentally incapable of managing his estate. Carter led Chicago business groups including the Chamber of Commerce and several canal dock and railroad ventures.
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New York
Chicago
Leslie Carter
Southside
Elevated Railroad
Leslie Carter- Payne
Cass Street
Galena
Vial
Taw
Witty Diddley
Che Jwetress
Sister
Ie Ted
Briftress of
Chieiga Chamber of Commerce
Iss
Chicaga Lock
Isst Tech
Sidumet & Chicago Canal and Dock Company
Serath
Elevated
Widow Mrs Spedden Dies After Long Illness At Tuxedo
Mrs Susan D Spedden widow of a gar Spedden died yesterday after a long illness at the home of her daughter Mrs Frederick Tams in Tuxedo where she spent the summer. The body is to be brought to Frederick Tams 4 Lexington Avenue today and the funeral will be from there on Monday. She was from an old New York family and was prominent socially. She was mother of Frederick O Spedden and Mrs Tams and grandmother of Miss Violet Cruger and Messrs Bertram De N and Frederick Cruser.
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Susan D. Spedden
Agar Spedden
Frederick Tams
Tuxedo
New York
Lexington Avenue
Spedden
Frederick O. Spedden
Tams
Violet Cruger
Messrs
Bertram de N. Andrederick Cruser
Death of Mrs. Eliza Brags widow of Major General Braxton Brags
New Orleans reports Mrs. Eliza Brags 86 widow of Confederate Major General Braxton Brags died after a brief illness in New Orleans. The death followed general weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Eliza Brags
Braxton Brags
Brags
Civil War Vet and Colorado Jurist Daniel Sayer Dies
Daniel Sayer a Civil War veteran and former Colorado Supreme Court judge died yesterday at St Lukes Hospital at age sixty eight. Born in Orange County North Carolina he served as Col of the Seventh Ohio Regiment and married Anna A Yours of Central City California. He spent ten years at his daughter’s home leaving a widow and one son.
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Daniel Sayer
St. Lukes Hospital
Krisht
Tie
Orange County
XN. C
Ohio
Anna A. Yours
Central City
Calimise
Colorado Supreme Court
Serdion
Knaights of Honor
Sayer
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ion on Sept 24
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ion on September 24. The birth adds a new member to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Wre
Osa
J.ion
Marryings Listed From Rel Ros to Summit and Plainfield
Marriage notices include Louise Walker to Helwin A Bennett on Sept 22 in Rel Ros New Jersey. Katherine Coffey to Whitf S Terpisst on Sept 29 Summit. Lillie Marie Evans Moore to Thomas J Byrons on Sept 20. Wells Perssi Perssnti to Jess I Perssnti on Sept 22. Maret Enson to W A Stevenson on Sept 25. Eveigh G Lock to Arthur N Walker on Sept 28 in Plainfield New Jersey.
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Gennett—Parker
Ros
N. J
Louise Walker
F Helwin A. Bennett
Evans Moore
Lillie
Marre
Thomas J. Byrons
Persson-Hender
Welen Bender
Jess I Perssnti
Ee Enson
Notices of obsequies and funerals across New Jersey and nearby areas
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices lists many individuals from New Jersey and surrounding regions. Entries reference names such as Tessie Carter Esther A Chamberlain Mary Angela Davis and more, with details on locations like Danbury Conn Jersey City Hoboken and Newark, plus dates in September 1908 and burial or service arrangements at local churches and cemeteries.
Tompkings & Fansea vs. Counselors-at-Law case notes
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a dispute between Tompkings and Fansea against Counselors-at-Law located at 153 Fifty Avenue. Details of proceedings, dates, or outcomes are unreadable in the text.
Funeral notices and bereavements fill New Jersey and Brooklyn
Obituary notices from Newark and Brooklyn list numerous funerals and memoriams. Names include Annie Day, Nicholas Mulberry, Mary Gallagher, Samuel Hecht, Margaret Junge, John Rourke, Joseph Plunkett, Caryn Pyatt, Barbara Shneimes, Charles Shellgom, and others. Locations cover Newark streets and Brooklyn addresses with dates around Sept 23–25.
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Crereeyk
Broakts
Park
Neu
Ueaty Daz
Pnriihi
Yonkers
Annie Dy
Puneralte Dar
Perry St
Newark
Fitzgerald
Plann St
Nea
Sursea Mal Pee Od
Apna
Forman
Furerdtoler
Gallagher
Mest
Om Sot
Margaretha Jungehans
Funeral Trenit Mareth Av
Brookte
St. Newarks J
Henecer
Wil Drow
Bresktivn
Thatches
de Nee
Monamaila
St Tyto's Hospital
Penohlyo
Tien Lawrener
Bere Trey
de d Marrer
Abeert Marrer
Belleville Av
Newarks
Toyie
Matthen
Murray
N_ J
Francis Mucray
Brookih
Anna Niethanees
Oyrovakea
Johnnny Rourke
Meiyille Darin Asd & Pyatt
Runyon Pyate
Catvin
Wes
Fell Quinn
Pateken Av
Brooklyn
Flerman Treynen
Rogers
Sapt
John J. Roger
Hrooney
Cork
Rooney
Fieen Westh
Schofield
Waverly
Barbara
Soviester
Tae Sehoster
Fan
Som. Oy
Som. Oy <Iohe Seere, Putierat S
Cemeteries and trains feature in New York listing
Fragmentary OCR notes mention cemetery items and a street address in New York City likely relating to a telegraph or newspaper notice. The readable portion references West Street, East 20th Street, and a telegraph office context without clear event details.
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M. Renaud
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Miss Seely
Collier
Putnam’s and the Reader
Philippines
William H. Taft
Philippine Commission
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War Department
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Wdsar
J. Frederic Tas
Stokes
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Charles L. Stokes
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Anderson
James E. Anderson
Bleecker Street
Arnold
Booraem Av
Jersey City
Heights
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Arnold. Benson
West Hoboken
Mamie Benson
Bentz
East Ith St
Wilhelmina Pentz
Berg
1St St
Rudolph Derg
Bradin
Browd St
Edward Bradin
Burke
Kearny
John A Burke
P. M. Carson
Wisey
St. Newark
Eirza Carson
Coleman
New Dorp
S. 7
Famiie M. Coleman
Collins
Margaret Collins
Heartbreak Hill
Herman’ Knickerpocker Vielé
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Last of
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John Rab
Mr. Vielé
Loig
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Chas. H. Ditson & Co
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Viith Ave
Germasia Roofing CO
Buseness
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Televy An Vlews
Os ST
N.Y
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Stephen Merritt Burial Co
Sth AV
19Th ST
Cnelsea
Steph Uniritt
MR. Rauclifye
Frank E. Campbell
Chapel Ambulance Service
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