Discovery of Ophir by German explorer sparks wonder
Dr Carl Peters, a German Egyptologist, reports discovering the legendary Ophir between the Zambesi and the Suhi in Africa. He says the region is fertile and rich with hidden gold and jewels once used by Solomon's court and promises to present full evidence in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Land
Ophir
Carl Peters
Times
London
Zambesi
Suhi
Peters
Africa
Solomon
Three Men Held for Counterfeiting Near Elmore Cabin
Three men William Portland Jerry Barnett and Joe Delisch are jailed in Deadwood S D for counterfeiting silver coins. An isolated cabin seven miles west of Elmore in Spearfish canyon yielded a complete minting outfit for dollars halves quarters and dimes and quantities of silver and other metals for alloy. A few coins were recovered from the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
S. D
Elmore
Spearfish Canyon
William Portland
Jerry Barnett
Joe Delisch
Montreal to Glasgow Freights Decline Quietly
A drop in ocean freights from Montreal to Glasgow London and Liverpool drives many ships from the St. Lawrence light. Drought in the West and higher corn prices keep English buyers out waiting for lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Glasgow
London
Liverpool
St. Lawrence Light
West
Akron detectives recover $16000 stolen from bank
Detectives employed by an Akron bank arrested two men in a Goshen gambling house and recovered about 16000 in currency and gold coin stolen from the bank ten days earlier. The prisoners were taken to Elkhart, where they led to the hiding place of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goshen
Ind
Elkhart
Fire attempt at North German Lloyd docks in Hoboken
A night watchman reported an arson attempt at the North German Lloyd line docks in Hoboken New Jersey. Papers were found burning beside the oil house but were extinguished in time to prevent a larger fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Line
Hoboken
N. J
Fatal shooting at Idaho ranch by constable Nevins
Idaho ranch six miles from Weiser saw a fatal confrontation when Constable Nevins shot W T Green after Green fired at him. Nevins had a warrant for Green’s arrest. Green’s first shot missed and Nevins responded, fatally wounding Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
W. T. Green
Nevins
Weiser
Green
Manila Civil Charter Approved by Philippine Commission
The Philippine commission approved the Manila civil charter and it takes effect immediately. Real property taxation is fixed at 1 percent for the present and 2 percent after ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commission
Children Die After Wagon Rolls Over Cliff
Lloyd and Marie Shoemaker aged 5 and 8 were fatally hurt while playing on a farm wagon in Emery Bay yard near Morgantown West Virginia. The wagon rolled over a 200 yard high precipice on the Cheat River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Bay
Cheat River
Morgantown
W. Va
Lloyd and
Marie Shoemaker
Temporary Suspension of Phillips Company in Chicago
The George H. Phillips Company of Chicago suspended temporarily due to accounting confusion. A rush of work on untried clerks led to overpayments to customers totaling 350000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
George H. Phillips Company of
Chicago
Trolley Plans Link Detroit and Chicago
Mr. Boland, representing a New York syndicate of capitalists, says plans are nearly perfected to construct trolley lines establishing connecting links between Detroit and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boland
New York
Detroit
College Chief Loses Child in Brief Illness
Frederick Schurman, 10 months, son of Cornell University President Jacob Gould Schurman, died at Ithaca New York after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schurman
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y
Brisk Fight In Luzon With Cebu Scouts
In the Philippines Lieut Croft of the Nineteenth Infantry with a mounted detachment of Cebu scouts engaged sixty insurgents. Seven rebels were killed thirteen taken prisoner. Two privates on Lieut Croft's side were slightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Philippines
Croft
Nineteenth Infantry
Cebu
George H Holt Dies at 59 in Great Neck
George H. Holt a prominent banker in New York City and member of George H Holt & Co died at his Great Neck Long Island home He was 59 years old and well known in banking circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Holt
New York City
George H. Holt & Co
Great Neck
L. I
No Change in Strike Conditions Reported
R G Dun & Co notes a fortnight into the steel strike with limited impact on overall industry. Unusual activity is seen at unaffected mills while structural material movement remains heavy. Prices hold firm for agricultural iron, railcar demand persists, and tin and related goods see varied pricing amid ongoing strikes. Failures fall in the US to 198 and in Canada to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Death by own action in San Francisco under despondency
Lloyd Tevis Breckinridge, age 23, son of the late Lloyd Tevis and Mrs. Sharon, died by self-inflicted gas poisoning at the family home in San Francisco. Despondency from a long nervous ailment led to the tragedy while he lived with his grandmother and Dr. Harry Tevis. His death follows other family losses, including his brother Hugh Tevis in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Tevis Breckinridge
Breckinridge
Lloyd Tevis
Wells-Fargo Express Company
San Francisco
Harry Tevis
Frederick W. Sharon
Paris
Florence Breckinridge
Hugh Tevis
Japan
Man legally dead returns to claim patrimony in St Louis
After 21 years missing, Martin Rajek now Martin Wright appeared in St Louis to claim his father Mathias Rajek 1886 legacy. Declared legally dead, he was resurrected in time to have probate letters revoked and his administration of the estate reversed, with possession of the patrimony restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Martin Rajek
Martin Wright
Mathias Rajek
Rajek
Herman J. Krebs
Lincoln murder tale ends with Eliza Marshall death
Frank Marshall, accused of murdering relatives in Lincoln Nebraska, faced mob threats and was jailed after a preliminary trial. Eliza Marshall, the young woman shot by her brother, died from wounds. Authorities warned of further violence and increased jail precautions after threats by telephone and calls to the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marshall
Lincoln
Neb
Eliza Marshall
Marshall
Porter
King May Protect Him. Radcliffe Faces Washington Consultation
William Radcliffe, owner of the Grand Mesa Lakes lease in Delta County Colorado, is summoned to Washington for State Department talks. The case ties to a deputy game warden shooting two men, Radcliffe’s hotel burning, and a mob threat to lynch him. He says he is a subject of King Edward and appeals to his government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
William Radcliffe
Grand Mesa Lakes
Delta County
Colorado
Washington
State Department
Radcliffe
King Edward
Mail Robbery Clerk Arrested at Union Station
I M Smallwood a railway mail clerk living in Indianapolis was arrested at Union Station charged with taking money from the mail on the Pittsburg run. He admitted guilt after being arrested and the stolen mail matter was found on his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Smallwood
Indianapolis
Railway Mail Service
Union Station
Smallwood
Pittsburg Run
Santa Fe Lines Start Oil Fueled Locomotives
The Santa Fe Railroad will rapidly switch to oil as fuel for locomotives. Beaumont oil will be tested. Several engines have been completed in Topeka for main line use burning oil. The system now operates 135 oil burning engines in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Beaumont
Topeka
California
Heroes Die in City Fire Rescue Effort
In Louisville Kentucky Max Belovitch a cigarmaker and Policeman James Purden perished while trying to save women and children from a blaze that consumed the Badgely Graham Photographic Supply Company property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Max Belovitch
James Purden
Badgely-Graham Photographic Supply Company
Richmond Fire Destroys Property Worth 35009 Dollars
A blaze swept the business area of Richmond Indiana burning property valued at 35009 dollars. The chief loss fell on T C Taylor W B Hadley Fry Brothers William Cain and William Grottendieck. Insurance did not cover the full loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
T. C. Taylor
W. B. Hadley
Fry Brothers
William Cain
William Grottendieck
Riot at King's Mines Leaves Man Dead in Cambridge Ohio
A chaotic melee at King's mines in Cambridge Ohio results in one man dead one dying another fatally shot and a fourth man with his skull crushed amid threats of a lynching of a Black man. Local authorities investigate the riot as tensions flare in the mining community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
King’s Mines
Cambridge
Fosburg Is Acquitted in Pittsfield Trial
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Judge Stevens instructed the jury to convict not guilty and the verdict was returned without the jurors leaving their seats ending the Fosburg trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosburg
Pittsfield
Mass
Stevens
Youthful Counterfeiters Nabbed Over Spurious Pennies
In Minneapolis police rounded up young offenders who produced lead cent pieces used in slot machines, arresting them soon after the spurious coins appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Twelve Masked Men Torture Farmer for Hidden Hoard
A gang of twelve masked men raided Peter Drum's Bucyrus area home eleven miles east of Bucyrus Ohio binding the family and torturing the farmer to reveal a hidden stash. They took $50 before fleeing after the women’s screams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Drum
Bucyrus
Ohio
Drum
Widow Heir Revealed After Suicide Attempt in Omaha
Hazel Silvis Wood, a young Omaha widow who recently attempted suicide over a small debt, is revealed as heir to a Douglas County estate left by her father who died in Tallahassee Florida last November. The 1878 will provides for a son, then the widow, and after her death any children. Mrs Wood now shows no wish to kill herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Silvis Wood
Omaha
Douglas County
Tallahassee
Fla
Hazel
Tramps Rob Victims on Freight Train Near Belle Plaine
Plundered Man is killed after two tramps stop a freight train and rob Nels Peterson and Benjamin Anderson. Peterson beaten, Anderson shot. his headless body found beside the track. Authorities suspect Anderson crawled to the rails after being thrown from the train and was run over by a later locomotive. Suspects are Chicago men en route to harvest fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Peterson
Benjamin Anderson
Belle Plaine
Minn
Peterson
Anderson
Chicago
Harvest Field
German Flag Defied as Colonel Is Arrested on Ship
Col Abel Murillo was forcibly removed from a Hamburg American liner at Cartagena Colombia and placed under arrest despite protests by the ship’s captain and the German vice consul in Cartagena. He wrapped himself in the German flag and claimed protection of the Kaiser's ensign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Abel Murillo
Cartagena
Colombia
Colorado Feud Ends Fatally
Colorado feud ends in fatal shootout near Trinidad. Rancher Phil McWilliams killed Salvadore Lareces and his son Charles Pareces after a long dispute. The exchange involved at least a dozen shots and McWilliams was knocked from his horse. The violence stems from an old feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Phil McWilliams
Trinidad
Col
Salvadore Lareces
Charles Pareces
Pareces
McWilliams
Fatal Fight in Fremont Do lish Settlement Reported
A free for all in Fremont Ohio left Max Bednark possibly fatally injured. Mike Materzak suffered both arms broken and other injuries, while Mike Swinski and about six others were badly hurt. Several participants are jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ohio
Dolish
Max Bednark
Mike Materzak
Mike Swinski
Cyclone Blows Cars Off Freight Train Near Hamblin Nan
A cyclone on the Rock Island line near Hamblin Nan tore four cars from freight train No. 514 from the center of the train and set them down about twenty yards from the track. The remaining twenty cars on the train were not derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Road
Hamblin
Nan
Safe Blowers Escape From Devils Lake Jail
At Devil's Lake North Dakota Sheriff Hermann Ratten confronted prisoners P H Pickett and George Kelly known as the Churches Ferry safe blowers. They overpowered bound and gagged him took the keys and locked him in the cell releasing three other prisoners and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Lake
N. D
Hermann Ratten
P. H. Pickett
George Kelly
Lima musician accused after razor attack on wife
Professor E. H. Frey of Lima Ohio, said to have.returned home drunk and assaulted his wife with a razor. The woman escaped but Frey pursued her, intending a renewed attack until police intervened and arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Frey
Lima
Ohio
Speculative Plan Is Nipped in Hill City
William Austin of Hill City South Dakota sent orders to Chicago commission houses to sell corn for him but his letter aroused suspicion. Discovery showed his bank account was short and, had the sales occurred, he would have cleared thirty five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Austin
Hill City
S. D
Chicago
Austin
Two Killed in Train Wreck Near Palestine Arkansas
Freight train No 9 on the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf road wrecked near Palestine Arkansas after striking an open switch. Engine and seven cars demolished. Engineer Shelley and Fireman Simmons both of Little Rock were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choctaw, Oklahoma and
Gulf Road
Palestine
Ark
Shelley
Simmons
Little Rock
Ruth Hanna to Christened Cleveland With Water At Bath
Ruth Hanna will christen the new cruiser Cleveland at Bath Iron Works in September using water instead of champagne. The tradition of christening ships with wine or champagne is becoming less common and less frequent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanna
Cleveland
Bath Iron Works
Millionaire O'Day Dies After Long Illness
John O'Day, once executive head of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad, died in Baltimore after a long illness of Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millionaire O'Day
John O'Day
St. Louis and
San Francisco
Baltimore
Bright
Train Robber Accused in Rancher James Winters Murder
Word reaches Great Falls that James Winters was assassinated at his Sandusky Montana ranch. Reports identify the suspect as Kid Corry a famed train robber and bandit believed responsible for the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winters
Sandusky, Mont
Corry
Winters
Three Drowned Near Tacoma in Lake Accident
Earl Jenkins of Seattle Florence Nevins and Miss Anelia Cole of Puyallup drowned when a row boat capsized on Spanaway Lake near Tacoma Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Earl Jenkins
Seattle
Florence Nevins
Anelia Cole
Puyallup
Spanaway Lake
Wash
Ice Record editor dies quietly in trolley car
William Francis Palmer, editor of the Ice Record, passed away in a Philadelphia trolley car without his daughter realizing it as she sat beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Francis Palmer
The
Ice Record
Philadelphia
Disagreement in Ellis Glenn Woman Masquerade Case
The jury in the Ellis Glenn case, involving a woman who pretended to be a man,could not reach a verdict and was discharged. The trial featured arguments over identity and motive as the defense questioned the prosecution’s portrayal of the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Glenn
Royal Murder Attempted at Queen Maria Pia Attack
An unknown man attempted to assassinate Queen Dowager Maria Pia of Portugal at Aix-les-Bains. The episode appears to be a royal security incident with unknown motive and no immediate details on the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Pia
Portugal
Aix-les-Bains
Butcher in Omaha Seeks Escape by Self-Harm
Enos Rush, an Omaha butcher, reportedly cut his throat with a cleaver in an apparent bid to escape a domineering mother in law. He claimed the act was to secure respite from her dictates after two years of marriage and a clash over shop credit decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Enos Rush
Rush
Three Shot in Clarksville Courtroom Clash
In Clarksville Tennessee a sensational shooting erupted in the chancery court room. Four members of the Clarksville bar were involved as William Daniel Jr and F G Gilbert faced opposing counsel George Gilbert and William M Daniel Sr. Fifteen shots were fired. W M Daniel Sr W M Daniel Jr and F G Gilbert were wounded but not fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Tenn
Chancery Court
Clarksville, Tenn
Court House
William Daniel, Jr
FE. G. Gilbert
George Gilbert
William M. Daniel
William Daniel
F. G. Gilbert
W. M. Daniel, Sr
W. M. Daniel,Jr
Chicago merchant Reid arrested in Kansas City on embezzlement warrant
William J. Reid, a Chicago businessman, is arrested in Kansas City on a warrant sworn by lawyer W. N. Gemmill. The charge records embezzlement of 400 dollars in money and property from Horace H. Stoddard, a Chicago capitalist. Reid says the case stems from negotiations of notes taken from a mercantile agency by a Chicago clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Reid
Chicago
Kansas City
W. N. Gemmill
Horace H. Stoddard
Reid
Storm Carves Widespread Damage Across North Dakota
A heavy rain and wind storm swept much of North Dakota causing extensive damage. Tappen reports the worst of it with what amounted to a tornado tearing down a church, a store, several dwellings and barns, and unroofing the Northern Pacific depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Tappen
Northern Pacific
Barges Sunk in Lake Superior Collision
The whaleback Sagamore sank after a collision with the Northern Queen near Point Iroquois in dense fog on Lake Superior. Of eight crew members, two were drowned and one is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
Northern Line
Northern Queen
Point Iroquois
Lake Superior
Nashua Fire Ravages Plant and Homes in $200,000 Loss
A large blaze destroyed the cooperage plant off Proctor Brothers, the stave drying shed of the White Mountain Freezer Company, and seven tenement houses in Nashua New Hampshire, resulting in an estimated loss of 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Proctor Brothers
White Mountain Freezer Company
Plague Fears Sweep Midwest Says Health Secretary
Dr. J. N. Hurley, secretary of the state Board of Health, warned that bubonic plague, already spreading in New York and San Francisco, will sweep the entire middle West as pestilence returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hurley
In- Gana State
Detroit philanthropist pledges 25000 for Yale organ
Mrs. John S. Newberry of Detroit Mich promises a gift of 25000 to construct the Newberry memorial organ in Yale Memorial Hall New Haven Conn. The organ is described as to be the finest in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns. Newberry
Detroit
Mich
Newberry
Yale Memorial Hall
New Haven
Conn
America
End of the Steel Strike Seen as Draw by Morgan
J Pierpont Morgan ends the steel strike by arranging mutual concessions. The large clash between capital and labor ends in a stalemate or draw, leaving both sides claiming some gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rains Save Millions for Farmers Across Corn Belt
Rains broke the drought across the great corn belt reviving crops and saving millions for farmers. The steady moisture is expected to lift yields and reduce losses, providing relief to agri sectors and stabilizing markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Corn Belt
Kennan Ordered to Leave Russia Amid Tense Ties
American author and lecturer George Kennan has been ordered to exit Russian territory. The move comes as tensions rise between the United States and the Soviet Union, with Kennan cited for unspecified reasons and given a target date to depart. His exile underscores narrowing academic and diplomatic space in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
George Kennan
Crescens Sets World Mile Trotting Record at Cleveland
Crescens shatters the world trotting record for a mile at Cleveland, clocking 2:02 to take the fastest mile on record. The performance marks a historic milestone in harness racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescens
Cleveland
The Markets Reported Around the Nation
Chicago to New York and beyond show varied grain and livestock quotes. Cattle ranged up to five dollars plus per hundredweight, hogs to six dollars, and sheep around four dollars, with wheat and corn priced across multiple grades. Prices highlight regional trading, with butter and eggs also listed and diverse futures across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ste
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Bold train robbery attempt on Baltimore and Ohio near Calumet Heights
Four masked men halted the New York and Chicago express on the B and O at Calumet Heights near Chicago at 8 pm and blew open a baggage car after failing to find a treasure safe. They forced engineer and fireman to aid the raid, then fled into scrub oak toward Tracy Indiana. A $000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Express
New York
Chicago
Bandits Fire On Train In Din Din Excursion
Bandits operating with a baggage car fired continually to subdue the crew and force passengers inside coaches. They fled after failing to find their target, wrenched the engineer’s watch, dynamited a car, wrecking one side and throwing a wheel off. They left forty six dynamite sticks and laid sandbags and rails on the track to stop the train. The crew helped restore the car and hauled it to Chicago. The red light marked the obstruction about 300 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Collins
F. 8S
Deveny
Chicago
Mixed world notes and local incidents feature in brief items
The report bundles varied events from the era including a stalled St. Louis fair with sparse concessions, a Salina wheat fire loss, Phillips found not guilty in a May corn deal, a nine year old drowning at St Joseph, Alaska dumps and Nome, a fatal Texas stabbing, a Chicago trust claim by threshers, Cuban patriots quote on powder, and the Duke of Manchester vows to stop sowing oats amid drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Chicago Board of Trade
Phillips
Marion Lehr
C. F. Lehr
St. Joseph
Nome
Alaska
Bristol
Texas
Matt Andrews
Mack Earls
Chicago
Gen. Gomez
England
Duke of Manchester
Fight for Pure Coffee in Toledo Result in Guilty Verdict
In Toledo Judge Meek's court James White grocer was found guilty of selling adulterated Ariosa coffee. The Pure Food Commission of Ohio prosecuted, aided by Arbuckles defense. Expert testimony showed high bacteria levels and that glazing could mislead buyers, a national issue with potential widespread action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Meek
James White
Arbuckle
State of Ohio
Pure Food Commission
White
State of
Ohio
Blackburn
G. A. Kirchmaier
Cincinnati
Kirchmailer
Arbuckles
United States
Hl. W. Wiley
United States Agricultural Department
Vaughn
Ann Arbor University
Bleile and
Webber
Ariosa
Wiley
Ann Arbor
Bloile
Pure Food
Emily and the missing partner at the rubber club
A doctor receives a note from fellow practitioners inviting him to the club for a rubbers game. He tells his wife Emily he must go to a serious case, with two doctors already in attendance, highlighting professional men having their advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
When They Wear Coronets at Coronation Day
A coronation moment entails peers donning coronets as the archbishop of Canterbury crowns the new monarch, marking a unique ceremonial rule that only occurs at such sovereign inaugurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Earthquakes in Japan Seen From Thin Crust
The crust beneath Japan is comparatively thin according to frequent shocks. Japan records about 500 earthquakes annually, highlighting an active seismic region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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Sherman & Hand, Publishers
Osteen, Bessemer
Cs . Michigan
Lonely Canyon
L. Pittsburg
Boston
Bo New York
Cincinnati Brooklyn
W. U. WL
Slayer
W. J. Reid
Him
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