In this 1914 article, translated from the Yiddish, he is "Rabbi Naphtali Hertz Album"
https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/cgs/1914/04/03/01/page/15
In this 1933 letter by a great grandson of his, he is 'Hertzl Albove' (yhe letter-writer also says "Harris Simon Albove" for Rabbi Album of Chicago so possibly a mis-hearing or mis-remembering of Album as Albove)
https://www.geni.com/documents/view?doc_id=6000000017107748033
Hirsh -- Hirsch -- Hertzl -- Tzvi. -- Zvi etc. - and even Harry -- are all variations of the same name
Naftali Hirsh is almost certainly two given names -- not a first name and last name
Tzvi is the Hebrew, Hirsh is the Yiddish -- they mean deer -- Naftali was the Hebrew Tribe whose symbol was the deer.