Edeson as a Crook at Hudson Theatre in Offenders
The Offenders at the Hudson mixes sociology and sentiment with melodrama. Reviews praise Edeson’s jailbird portrayal and Katherine Grey, Prentice, Flovera, and newcomer Ann Murdoch but fault the play for preaching over drama and a disjointed thesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edeson
the Hudson
Elmer B. Harris
Mr. Harris
Klif King
Ice Court
Bianca
Jif
Klif
Harris
Reform Society
Mr. Edeson
Katherine Grey
Miss Prentice
Pape Flooa
Ann Murdoch
Billie Burke
Robert Tansy
Nemo Extravaganza Produced At Forrest Theatre
Special to The New York Times Philadelphia September 28 Little Nemo by Klaw and Erlanger premieres at the Forrest Theatre tonight in an elaborate spectacle of fourteen scenes inspired by Winsor McCay drawings. Harry B. Smith wrote the book Victor Herbert composed the music with Joseph Cawthorn Harry Kelly and Billy B. Van among the comedians Master Gabriel as Nemo Aimée Ehrlich as Princess of Slumberland and Dave Abrams in animal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Klaw & Erlanger
Forrest Theatre
Winsor McCay
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Joseph Cawthorn
Harry Kelly
Billy B. van
Master Gabriel
Nemo
Dave Abrams
Aimée Ehrlich
Slumberland
Theatre notes on current weeklong entertainments and openings
Harry Davenport and Phyllis Rankin star in The Naked Truth at Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre supported by fourteen. Gus Edwards hosts Bind Babies Home charity matinee at Circle Theatre with School Days. Robledhila the Mexican wire walker debuts in US at Colonial Theatre on Oct 12. Helen Royton fills in for Irene Bentley in The Mimic World at Grand Opera House. Harry Bryant's Extravaganza Co presents Gee Whiz at Hurtig Seamon's Music Hall. The Devil portrayed by Edward Emery features at Yorkville Theatre. John Wund leaves for Chicago with fifteen musicians to augment the Fritzi Scheff Opera Company Studebaker orchestra. Eva Tanguay debuts Salome at the Orpheum in Brooklyn. Marie Cahill and company rehearse The Boys and Betty in Norwich. Adeline Genee returns to resume The Soul Kiss, arriving today on Kronprinz Wilhelm. Lincoln Square Theatre adds Bonnie Lasses in a Scotch themed number with five Highland singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davenport
Phyllis Rankin
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Gus Edwards
Brooklyn
Circle Theatre
Robledhila
United States
Colonial Theatre
Helen Royton
Irene Bentley
Grand Opera House
Harry Bryant
Hurtig
Seamon
Music Hall
Devil
Edward Emery
Yorkville Theatre
John Wund
Fritzt Scheff Opera Company
Chicago
Studebaker
Eva Tanguay
Salome
Orpheum
Marie Cahill
Norwich
Conn
Boys and
Betty
Broadway Theatre
Adeline Genee
Empire Theatre
London
America
Lincoln Square Theatre
Mlle Mischief Appears at Lyric Theatre With Lulu Glaser
Lulu Glaser scored a personal success at the Lyric Theatre in the Viennese operetta Mlle Mischief. The plot centers on Milo's wager to spend twenty four hours at Fremstadt barracks with mistaken identity as Freddy Meline and a recruit papers plot. The show featured tuneful music and a well received chorus with several curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Glaser
Lyric Theatre
Mlle
Mischief
Messrs. Kraatz
von Steerk
Milo
Fremstadt
Andre Claire
Claire
Rosette
Freddy Meline
Meline
Gertrude Darrell
Hearing over The Devil rights and theatre managers clash
A heated hearing of the National Association of Producing Theatrical Managers in the Times Building centered on who holds the American rights to Franz Molnar's The Devil. Alexander Konta testified he secured sole production rights from Molnar's agent, while Henry Savage claimed similar rights from Molnar himself in Europe. Tense sessions paused for adjournment. Fiske may resign if the association backs Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Times
Star Chamber
Franz Molnar
Harrison Grey Fiske
Henry Savage
Savage
Alexander Konta
Fiske
Molnar
Europe
Mr. Fiske
Konta
Daniel Frohman
Jules Murry
W. A. Brady
Hollis Cooley
Benjamin F. Roeder
Mr. Savage
Dr. Bloomfield
Lee Shubert
Kyrle Kellen
George Arliss
Devil
Liter
Maude Adams Begins Rehearsals for New Season
Maude Adams starts rehearsals for her upcoming season opening mid October with What Every Woman Knows by J M Barrie. She will tour Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis for one week each before New York. Richard Bennett is named leading man to debut as John Shand in the London hit. The company also includes Fred Tyler R Peyton Carter Lumsden Stare David Torrence Beatrice Agnew Lillian Spencer Thomas Valentine and W H Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
New York
Miss Adams
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Louis
Mr. Frohman
Richard Bennett
John Shand
Miss Anglin Appears as Katherine in Melbourne
A cablegram from Louis Nethersole, Margaret Anglin’s business manager, says Miss Anglin played Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew in Melbourne last Saturday night and that the performance was a success. It notes she has not appeared in a Shakespearean role since Ophelia with James O Neill at the Academy of Music in 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Nethersole
Margaret Anglin
Miss Anglin
Katherine
Melbourne
Mr. Nethersole
Ophelia
James O'Neill
Academy of Music
Collier and Manners Debut The Patriot at Columbia Theatre
William Collier appeared at the Columbia Theatre tonight in the initial performance of The Patriot a new three act comedy by Mr Collier and J Hartley Manners. Collier is supported by Helen Hall a familiar name in musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Collier
Columbia ‘Theatre Tonight
Mr. Collier
J. Hartley Manners
Golden Butterfly Premieres at National Theatre
The Golden Butterfly by Reginald de Koven and Harry B Smith had its first presentation at the National Theatre. Grace Van Studdiford stars as the title role with a supporting company of over eighty performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
National Theatre
Grace van Studdiford
Theatre Men Meet Ticket Scalpers Hearing Postponed
The Laws and Legislation Committee of the Board of Aldermen held a hearing on sidewalk ticket speculation near theatres. Marc Klaw signaled support for broad anti speculating laws, while John T. Brush urged regulation to curb scalpers who force seats off sale. The session adjourned with a week’s delay to hear the speculators’ side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Marc Klaw
Association of Theatrical Managers
James Redmond
Brown
John T. Brush
New York Baseball Club
Klaw
Daniel Frohman
Ikxlaw
David M. Neuberger
Mr. Klaw
Mrs W E Coreys Ambition And Pri nze Wilhelm Arrivals
Miss Rita Fornia the soprano joins the Metropolitan Opera Company and discusses Mrs W E Corey s operatic ambitions. The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm carries baroness and numerous arrivals to Washington, as Bijou Theatre opens with A Gentleman from Mississippi staged by Thomas A Wise and Douglas Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Fornia
Metropolitan Opera Company
Pepa
Washington
H. Aubach
Willaim N. Ashman
Charles W. Church
Fe.a. Danielson
Sophie von Glahn
I. B. Ivinson
Judith Longyear
Williard I. Paddock
George F. Schrieber
H. C. Taylor
James S. Waterman
Bijou
Mississippi
Thomas A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Mr. Wise
Harrison Rhodes
Last Week of Italian Opera Company at American Theatre
The Italian Grand Opera Company led by Ivan Adramson presented a week of popular priced opera at the American Theatre. The lineup includes La Gioconda Il rogatore Barber of Seville Fedora Cavalleria Rusticana and 7 Pagnacci Carmen Aida with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Adramson
Italian Grand Opera Company
American Theatre
The Traitor Produces in Norfolk
The Rev. Thomas Dixon's new play The Traitor based on his novel opened at the Academy of Music in Norfolk. The drama centers on Reconstruction and the Ku Klux Klan in the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Norfolk
Thomas Dixon
Academy of Music
Carolinas
Henry J Lord Marries Lucy J Beach in Monroe
Henry Johnson Lord wed Lucy J Beach at Con gregational Church Monroe with Rev Carl Stackman officiating. The groom, a wealthy New Yorker tied to a sensational divorce case last June. Robert It Bart also married Estellee Wickoff, governess at the Lord homestead. Commander Roger Wells of the U S Navy obtained a license to marry Harriett Deen of New York City. Wells, with a long naval career from cadet in 1880 to lieutenant, was later assigned to the Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bridgeport
Congregational
Monroe
Henry Johnson Lord
Lucy J
Marshall Beach
Carl Stackman
Robert It. Bart
Lord Farm
Estellee Wickoff
Lord Homestead
Enterprise
Iowa
Sophie Ermann Engaged to Alois Marcus in Berlin T
Mrs. Ermann of 172 West Seventy ninth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Sophie Ermann to Alois A. F. Marcus of Westend Berlin.
Farewell reception for Mrs Jarvis before Baltic voyage
Mrs. Charles Edmund Goodman hosted a farewell for her mother Mrs. Samuel Miller Jarvis who sails on the Baltic for a year abroad. Assisted by her sister Mrs. Edmund Gustav Vaughan, the event included Mrs. Roland R. Conklin Mrs. W L Colt Miss Edith English and Miss Grace Clagett who will accompany Mrs Jarvis abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jarvis
Charles Edmund Goodman
Samuel Miller Jarvis
Baltic
Goodman
Edmund Gustav Vaughan
Havana
Roland R. Conklin
W. Il.colt
Edith English
Grace Clagett
H.er
Marbles welcome a son as couple mourns early loss
A son was born to Mrs. James M. Marble soon after her December marriage to Mr. Marble died months later. Social notes list forthcoming weddings and society movements including engagements of Miss McMichael, Miss Stevenson, and Miss Van Rennselaer, and society returnees at New York hotels and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Marble
Louise Cary McMichael
Marble
H. F. Lippitt
Providence
R. I
Elizabeth Stevenson
East Seventieth Street
Delmonico's
Veteran actor Joseph Wheelock Sr. dies in New Jersey
Long Branch New Jersey September 28 veteran actor Joseph Wheelock Sr. died of heart disease on a platform while awaiting a train. He had a long stage career with Booth Wallack and Mary Anderson among others and helped found the Actors Society of America. He was born in 1839 in Boston and leaves a son also in acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Joseph Wheelock, Sr
Highlands
New York
Prask
Wheelock
Hon
Boston
Boston Museum
Webb Sisters
Chatham Theatre
Washington
Enoch Arden
Meechrothers
Academy of Music
the Woods Museum
Chicago
J. H. MecVicker
McVicker's
Edwin Booth
Bob Sackett
Bronson Howard
Saratoge
J. H.wallack, Jr
Mr. Wheelock
Old Boot Theatre
Adelaide Neilson
Agnes Booth
Philip Herne
Death of Charles von Schwanebach Former Russian Official
News from St. Petersburg reports the death of Charles von Schwanebach in Magdeburg after heart disease. Former Controller of the Empire and ex-Minister of Agriculture, he rallied against Stolypin's policies, helped dissolve the Dumas, and led conservative circles with M. Durnevo before retiring from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Charles von Schwanebach
Russian Empire
Magdeburg
M. von Schwanebach
Count Witte
Witte
Goremykin
Stolypin
Dumas
M. Stolypin
Duma
M. Durnevo
Council of the Empire
Russia
Bachelors Club entertains children at Martin estate
Frederick Townsend Martin and William Gillette led a Bachelors Club entertainment for village children at the Martin estate Sanchat. Fireworks, games, and presents drew over a thousand attendees, with many neighbors joining from Balmacaan and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
Frederick Townsend Martin
William Gillette
Bachelors’ Club
Sanchat
Bradley Martin
Balmacaan
Mrs Taft Arrives at Bryn Mawr to See Daughter Entering College
Special to The New York Times Philadelphia September 28 Mrs William H Taft wife of the Republican Presidential candidate arrived at Bryn Mawr this afternoon with her daughter Miss Helen Taft a Bryn Mawr College freshman will stay over a week to help her daughter settle into quarters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
William H. Taft
Bryn Mawr
Helen Taft
Bryn Mawr College
Passengers Sailing for Europe Today
Transatlantic liners Kronprincessin Cecilie and Ryndam list departing travelers including Dr and Mrs I Abrahamson and Mr and Mrs John C Black among others. The Bremen line also shows Charles Carroll Frederick Crowthers and Prof Karl Mohrmann with accompanying travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kronprinnessin
Cecilie
Bremen
I. Abrahamson
John C. Black
Charles Carroll
Frederick S. Crowthers
Schuyler
John E. Hurst
J. L. Loose
Karl Mohrmann
Franklin S. Richardson
Fayette Schley
Francis M. Whitehouse
Carl Zimmerman
Ryndsm
Rotterdam
Gabrielle Hornet
E. B. Brockelman
M. F Erris
M. J.’Pahud de Mortanges van Es
P. Langer
H.S. Miller
Henry L. Richards
G. C. Stone
Probate of Wills by Tompkins and Tompkins
Tompkins and Tompkins, Counselors-at-Law at 156 Fifth Avenue, Wille, handle probate of wills. The firm guides clients through execution, filing, and administration of estate documents under applicable laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Fifth Avenue
Wille
Multiple Sept weddings listed in Troy and nearby towns
A sequence of marriage notices from September with couples including Martha Brown and John Berry in Troy New York and Anna Smith and Berward Noyes in Augusta Maine. Other unions include Belle Monahan with Herbert Andrews, Jennie Driscoll with Nathaniel Beam, Elsie Gaynor with Arthur Fenniman, Anna Bird with George Giester, J Elsie Link with Ernest Jones, Marie Behrens with George Luttringshau sen, and Mabel Nichols with Frank Morris in Newton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry—Brown
St. Paul's Church
Troy
N. Y
Edgar A. Enos
Martha Ball Brown
Charles A. Brown
John McWillams Berry
Noyes—Smitil
Augusta
Henry Goodwin Smith
Edwin Slocombe
Anna Willams Cutler Smith
Zil
Luttringshusen
Bbehrens
Marie Behrens
George Luttringshausen
Morris—Nichols
Newton
N. J
Mabel Nichols
Frank Morria
Death notices of multiple individuals across cities
List of obituaries and funeral notices for Albert Banta Elizabeth Breck Isaac Brennan and others. Details include birth and death dates, residence addresses, funeral times and locations such as the Christian Reformed Church 21 Rank St and various New York area churches, with notes on survivors and memorial requests where provided.
Bliss commits suicide after wife’s death at Coney Island
William J. Bliss a 58 year old Brooklyn real estate dealer and retiree, hanged himself at 284 Herkimer Street after his wife was killed eleven days earlier by a train at Coney Island during Mardi Gras. He brooded over the loss and said he could have saved her if he had been there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
William J. Buss
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Mrs. Bliss
Mr. Bliss
Noted German journalist and immigration official Joseph Senner dies
Joseph Henry Senner a prominent German journalist and former Commissioner of Immigration at the Port of New York died suddenly in his office at 116 Nassau Street. Born in Austria in 1846 he studied at Vienna University and worked for German and Austrian papers before emigrating to the United States. He led several German-American organizations and owned The National Provisioner after 1908. He lived at 548 West 125th Street. survived by a widow and one married daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Senner
Cleveland
Nassau Street
Mr.Senner
Austria
Tie
University of Vienna
Brinn
United States
New Yorker
Staats-Zeitung
Milwaukee
New York
National Provisioner
Senter
German Serial Scientific Society
National Organization of
Death of Iseac Gel Brennan Son of Deputy Commissioner
Iseac Gel Brennan age 27 son of Thomas S. Brennan Deputy Commissioner of Charities died yesterday at his home 143 West Seventy-fifth Street He was Fordham and Columbia Law School educated practiced law at 114 Broadway for about fifteen years and held a Manhattan Club governorship among other memberships His widow and two children survive The funeral will be at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Broadway and Seventy-first Street Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BANTA
Albert
Christian Reformed Church
Rank St
Breck
Plainfield
N. J
Elizabeth Ogden
George Breck
Pittsburg
Penn
Rochester
Zennan
West Tith St
Isaac Bell Brennan
Genevieve Mott Brennan
Katherine
Thomas S. Brennan
Brennan
Fordham University Alumni Association
Isaac Kell Brennan
Francis Dwight Dowley
Edward J. O'Brien
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
City of
New York
Isaac Bell Hireman
W. 75Th St
Stephen Farrelly
Warren Leslie
Buhler
Lucy A
Daniel Buhler
Lucy
A. Katz
Dean St
Brooklyn
Iburdge
Carlsbad
Vienna
Franklin Burdge
Friends’ Meeting House
15Th St
New
York
I. Pi
Dejonge
Frankfort-On-M
Germany
Louis Dejonge
Emmet
New Rochelle
Julia Colt Emmet
William J. Emmet
Christ Church
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Lexington Avenue Terminal
Grand Central Station
New York and
New Haven
Caglaiges
Folkers
J. H. A. Folkers
Augusta
San_ Francisco
Fransioli
Phoenix
Arizona
Charles A. Francioli
Margaret Peck
Augustus Cc. Fransioli
Gillespie
Stamford
Conn
Ruth Grannis
J. Stuart Gillespie
Charles K
Annie Appleton
Grannis
St. John's Episcopal Church
Graff
Edward J
Scaradate
4Th Street
Granbery
Machias
Mary Ann Marsh
Samuel M
Ann Megie
John G. Granbery
Trinity Church
Elizabeth
Heidenheim
Bertha
Jacob
Caroline Heidenheim
Hewes
Lee Av
Kane
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Kane
Siefke
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Madison
Kansas City
William FE. Madison
Martino
Jersey City
Richard R. Martino
Rubino
Jacob Rubino
Senner
Joseph H. Senner
West 1234
Silkman
Eliza Silkman
Washington St
Mount Vernon
Woodlawn
Viele
Chicago
Laura G
Lewis Viele
Isaac Ferris
D. D. Wiggins
Middletown
M. Emma Wiggins
Paterson
West St
Iseac Gel Brennan
Sife
Charities
West Seventy-fifth Street
Mr. Brennan
Fordham University
Columbia University Law School
Broadway
Manhattan Club
New York Athletic
Church of the Blessed, Sacrament
Seventy-first Street
Death of Louis Dejonge Son at Frankfert
8 year old Louis Dejonge of the jewelry firm Louis Dejonge & Co died on Sunday in Frankfert am Main Germany. Pallogram received by his son Alfred Dejonge of 100 West Sixty-ninth Street reports the death. He retired about fifteen years ago and returned to the Netherlands, leaving another son Leal Dejonge who is also with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dejonge
Louis Dejonge & Co
TY Duane Street
Frankfert-n the-Main
Germany
Alfred Dejonge
West Sixty-ninth Street
Dejonge
Uberin ‘Therland
Leal Dejonge
Obituary notices from Brooklyn Newark and New Jersey area
A long list of death notices and funeral details from Brooklyn Newark and nearby towns. Names include Phebe Archer Alfred Atkinson Marianne Beelowich Anna Born Joseph Gargan Theresa Brown Henry Wangerty Louise Hengle Sophie Feibel Emelia Pets Louis Fieee Mary A Diamond and many others with addresses and funeral times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Eles Broderick
Brown
Rogers
Theresa Brown
Burke
East 7Th St. Juin
Mary Clancy
MM. Collins
George Collins
P.M. Conlon
West
Thomas Conton
Conn
Newark
N. J
John P. Conn
Darling
William Parling
M. Diamond
Ist
St. Leaice
Mary A. Diamond
Fehrlich
Xborne Terrace
August Eftrlich
Feibel
Baldwin Av
Herter
Edwin St
John Herter
James McCormack
McGuire
Myrtle Av Broklyn
Ellen McGuire
Charles Mallon
St. Avy
MAREM
West Orange
Blanche M. Marum
Y Morgan
Ogden St
Richard Morgan
Morrelis
Bridgeton
N.J
Frapers A. Morrell
Mungarvan
Elise Pelerin
Schaffer
Rock St
Brankium
Joseph Schafer
Schmidt
Otto By _Schmidt
Schroeder
Greene
Charles Schroeder
Semon
Eugene J. Lemon
Smith
New Brunswick
Sarah .Smith
Sullivan
Amsterdam
Kate Sullivan
Tooker
Richmond Hill
Mary E. Tooker
Treat
Roger B. Treat
Urban
East Ssth St
Richard Urban
Walsh
Henry St
William Walsh
Wieboldt
Lexinstem Av
Ernest C. Wieboldt
Wridermann
16Th Av
Lone Island City
Margaretha Weidermann
Wise
Woodside
L. L
Nelle R. Wise
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Crook
Hudson Theatre
Melo
Elmer Bianey
Hudson
Aise Sion
T. Tamamoto
Mimi Graham
Catherine Countiss
Willie Wilson
Percival Aylmer
Helen
North Street
Horace Street
John Flood
Margy PU
Orce Goo
Murdos
Morgan Coman
Eseneve Ancoseusae
William Ricciardi
J. W. Graham
Charles Abbot Flennegan
Peewee Twa
James Hawl
Huneker McCracken
Lawrence Bilding
Clarence Rockefeller
Muundr
Illie Gray
Little
Kraatz
Robert Dempster
Susanne
Josie
Ranson
Ima Ogie
Alexander Clark
AGT
Ada Henry Freddy Meline
Heace
Roy Atwell
Cora
Robert Broderick
Raigae
Ee BS
WIEG
Jean Newcombe
Biepnots
W. T. Carleton Gaston
Scroves
Oiiver Follawsbee
Frank Farrington
William Arnold
Dudger Paul
DMA
J. Ryder Glyn Policeman
Mark Harrison
Gertrude Darreil Peorese
Fisk and Savage
the Patriot
Aldermanic Committee
W. E. Corey
Lemaire
OPERA
Army
Henry J. Lord
Lucy J. Beach
Miss Ermann
Social Notes
Matilde van Rennselaer
George C. White, Jr
Beatrice
Gertrude de Coppet
Capt. Coveril
Howard Hadden
D. E. Wood
Samuel Street
J. M. Ellsworth
Bushead R. Bayne
Clara Wright Barclay
Atlantic City
John H. Jacqueline
Jacqueline
Herbert T. B. Jacqueline
Michael H. de Young
de Young
Plaza
Post Wheeler
Hallie Rives
Japan
Ronalds
Newport
James P. Kernochan
Reginald Ronalds
England
Eliza Ridgely
Baltimore
Egypt
Africa
Margaret Ridgely
John Stuart Tanner
A. A. Anderson
Greenwich, Conn
Charles W. Leavitt, Jr
Little Moose Lake
The
Adirondacks
Meadow Farm
Hartsdale
Westchester
Hilda R
Helen K. Hiss
Philip Hiss
Paris
Hilda Hiss
Speck von Sternburg
Walcott
Nicholas Longworth
Frederick C. Sayles
Irvington
W. Watts Sherman
Misses Sherman
Lenox
H. Forbes McCreery
Berkshires
Madison Avenue
John Hamilton Gourke
Wolcott
Lakewood
Frederick Fe Peyster Foster
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Joseph Wheelock SR
Atlantic High
Lands Railroad Station
Booth
Wallack, Mary Anderson
Otis Skinner
Bachelors’club
F. T. Martin
Bradley Martin Estate
Stanley Robertson
George Stanley
Lou Robertson
Mr. Stanley
New York & North Shore Railroad
Cleveland Electric Railway
John D. Rockefeller
Miss Robertson
Dr. Hebertson
Alexander
40Th St
Morris Alexander
W. J. Bliss
Ysaac Bell Brennan
Barner
Classon Av
Tirdokion
A. EF. Barner
North 4Th St
Fraoklyn, Ser
Timothy Harrett
Beck
West 43Th St
Annie A. Beck
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 230
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
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