Harvard's Own Day Class Day at Cambridge Aims for Big Merriment
Harvard marks its class day with multiple spreads hosted by student groups and sports figures. The event centers on the tree exercises and long tradition. officers include Barnard Trafford, Lewis Frothingham, and Davis Vail, with notable hosts Bernie Trafford and Sam Davis at 12 Quincy Street and Theta Delta Chi at the Charge House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Street
Bernie Trafford
Sam Davis
Theta Delta Chi
Charge House
Ware Street
Pi Bta
Hemenway Gymnasium
Delta Upsilon
University Hall
Massachusetts
Hollis
Whayer, Matthews
Holyoke
Stoughton
Notable Alumni profiles from Harvard yearbook era
The passage highlights students in various roles: George Richmond Fearing Jr, a versatile athlete from Newport who rows on the varsity crew. William Vaughn Story from Lafayette Indiana as a class odist and literary light. David Savill Muzzey from Lexington as a strong scholar. James Austin Wildes from Honolulu a Hasty Pudding actor and ivy orator known for funny songs. Sidney Emerson Farwell from an unnamed place as a class chorister and glee club leader who will lead singing at the tree.
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West Medford
George Richmond Fearing, Jr
Harvard
Newport
William Vaughn Story
Lafayette
Ind
David Savill Muzzey
Lexington
James Austin Wildes
Honolulu
Sidney Emerson Farwell
Ile
Cholera Reports From Russia and Mecca Pilgrimage
Cholera cases fall across Russia with only occasional deaths in Bessarabia Podolia Kursk and Orel. A Mecca pilgrimage despatch notes 180 deaths yesterday, while Toulon reports three deaths bringing totals since January to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Bessarabia
Podolia
Kursk
Orel
London
Alexandria
Mecca
Toulon
Water a Penny a Pail In Dutch Drought
The Hague reports ongoing drought in Holland and municipal steps to supply drinking water at a penny per pail. Northern districts suffer most with fodder famine and livestock sales, while winter wheat and rye crops are satisfactory despite conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Holland
Graduation Exercise Schedules for City Schools
Public schools announce graduation times for next week with multiple ceremonies each day from Monday through Friday. Listed are school names and start times including Hyde Lawrence Dudley Girls Latin Phillips Bowdoin Dillaway John A. Andrew Edward Everett Thomas N. Hart Brimmer Chapman Minot Shaw Eliot West Roxbury High Shurtleff Mather East Boston High Charlestown High Roxbury High Bowditch Dwight Lincoln Wells Hancock Hugh O Brien English Biglow Prescott Sumner Comins Everett Gaston Lyman Dorchester High Norcross Henry L. Pierce Dearborn Lewis Sherwin Warren George Putnam Harvard Adams Franklin Frothingham Martin Quincy Lowell Brighton High Thursday events include Harris Emerson Washington Allston Bennett and Friday ends with Winthrop at 9:30 a.m.
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Hyde School
Lawrence School
Dudley
Girls’ High
Latin
Phillips School
Bowdoin School
Dillaway
John A. Andrew
Edward Everett
Thomas N. Hart
Brimmer
Chapman
Minot
Robert G. Shaw
Eliot
West Roxbury
Shurtleff
Mather
East Boston High School
Charlestown High School
Girls’ Latin
Roxbury High School
Bowditch
Bunker Hill
Dwight
Lincoln
Wells
Hancock
Hugh O Brien
English
Biglow
Prescott
Charles Sumner
Prince
Comins
Everett
Gaston
Lyman
Dorchester High
Norcross
Henry L. Pierce
Dearborn
Lewis
Sherwin
Warren
George Putnam
Harvard
Adams
Franklin
Frothingham
Martin
Quincey
Lowell
Common Council Deliberates on Labor Day Plans and Street Flags
The council advances an order to authorize $1000 for athletic events with $800 for sports and $200 for incidentals. A West Roxbury playground land purchase is pushed for this year. Salaries for health commissioners are set at $4000 for the chairman and $3500 for two others. Fire missing flags plague Tremont Street to Roxbury crossing, with multiple streets lacking proper flagging and paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Draper
Ward 28
West Roxbury
C. F. O’brien
Sanford
P. Smith
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Tremont Street
Dover Street
Newton Street
Northampton Street
Northfield
Lenox
West End
Hammond Street
Cunard Street
Ruggles
Calvert Street
Roxbury Crossing
Brookline High School Grants Diplomas At Town Hall
Brookline graduating exercises were held at Town Hall last night. The program included a concert and an address by Rev. N. T. Wood. Murray Kay prizes were awarded for declamation and essays, and diplomas were presented by W. H. Lincoln to fourteen girls and boys including Mabel M. Blakeslee and John Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline High School
Town Hall
N. T. Wood
Murray Kay
Niels Christensen, Jr
BE. A. Putnam
John Taylor
Grace Matthews
W. H. Lincoln
Merry Scots Mark Bannockburn Battle Night in Boston
The Boston Caledonian Club held a concert and ball at Odd Fellows Hall to honor Bannockburn with over six hundred attendees. Chief A M Dallas welcomed guests while Dr Duncan McDougall gave an oration on the battle and Duncan Finlayson directed the dance into the early hours. Representatives of Scottish societies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn
Boston Caledonian Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. M. Dallas
Duncan McDougall
Duncan Finlayson
Grace Allen Missing Man Believed Elopement Rumors Swirl
Grace Lillian Allen remains unfound as friends await Friday to reveal whether she eloped. A close associate questions reported facts and says only the Post’s account has been verified, with no other sources confirming details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lillian Allen
Grace
Riday
Post
Daisy Baker and Leslie Moore Wed in Up ham’s Corner Church
Miss Daisy C. Baker and Leslie Moore were married at noon in Pilgrim Church Up ham’s Corner with Rev. W. H. Allbright officiating. Bridesmaids were Misses Gallier Whittle and Abbott. best man was William Moore. They plan a New Hampshire Vermont trip and will live in Claremont New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Church
Upham's Corner
Daisy C. Baker
Leslie Moore
Tufts College
W. H. Allbright
Frances Gallier
Gertrude Whittle
May Abbott
William Moore
New Hampshire
Vermont
Claremont
N. H
Reverend Horr Receives Gifts At farewell Sociable
The Rev. Elijah Horr D D pastor of Maverick Congregational Church will leave to lead Piedmont Church Worcester. He received a gold headed cane and a steel engraving Diana or Christ. Mrs Horr got a cut glass decanter. Presentations were by Willard Brown and Alfred Lovejoy on behalf of the Christian Endeavor Society. A collation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Horr
D.D
Maverick Congregational Church
Piedmont
Worcester
Friends
Diana
Christ
Horr
Willard Brown
Alfred Lovejoy
Christian Endeavor Society
L. W. Field
Rattan Furniture Praised for Enduring Quality at Paine’s
An old saying warns cheap furniture fades, but rattan ages to a golden russet. Avoid buying at a single maker’s store and visit Paine’s furniture ware rooms for the finest, largest assortment from multiple makers at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Accident at Pier 6 leaves 87 year old man injured
William Heffery, 87, was unloading freight at Pier 6, Boston & Albany docks, East Boston, when a falling door struck his head. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by police ambulance for serious injuries. Heffery resides at 37 Haynes Street, East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heffery
Pier 6
Boston & Albany Docks
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Heffery
Haynes Street
East
Lynn lineman falls twenty five feet injures elbow
June 22 Lynn Edward Jones a Lynn Gas and Electric Company lineman fell from a height of 125 feet to the ground this evening suffering a fractured right elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Edward Jones
Lynn Gas & Electric Company
City Facing Paving Flaws Across Several Crossings
The text notes widespread paving issues with flat stones replacing proper flags on multiple crossings. Specific locations cited include Worcester street, a crossing opposite the Conservatory of Music grounds, Canton and Brookline streets, Union Park, Medford court, Savoy street, Gourland, Waterford, Dix place, Rollins street, Chapman street, and Washington. Several crossings are missing flags or have damaged paving, with calls for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Street
Essex Street
Franklin Street
Washington Street
Cornhill
City
Worcester Street
Conservatory of Music
Canton
Brookline
Union Park
Medford Court
Savoy Street
Gourland
Waterford
Dix Place
Rollins Street
Grand Opera House
Chapman Street
City Crossings After Rain Prompt Repairs Across Routes
The depot area shows two crossings diverging from sidewalks with only two flag placements between rails. Many switches exist and fatigue with horses drawn cars would occur without flags. the condition of crossings on Washington Shawmut Tremont streets demands urgent attention. Repair costs will be high but essential, as heavy rain exposed deep holes and paving gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — Street
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Lenox Street
Bloucher seeks divorce after beating claims in Salem
Thomas Bloucher of Haverhill alleges his wife Mary J. Brown assaulted him with a lamp and butcher knife and punched his face. He asks Judge Hopkins for a divorce, noting doctors found her sane, and says she wrecked furniture and sent him to her parents in the Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Thomas Bloucher
Haverhill
Hopkins
Mary J. Brown
Drs. Collins
Young and Coston
Moody receives congratulations at Salem Court House
District Attorney Moody returns to routine duties at Salem Court House amid accolades from court officials and lawyers. He recalls the Borden trial verdict with quiet satisfaction and plans to handle several civil cases in the Superior Civil Court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Moody
Salem Court House
Borden
New Bedford
Liam
Superior Civil Court
Lynn Cadets Election Chooses Officers at English High
Lynn June 22 members of the English High School Battalion elected officers today with Major Higgins Company A captain Higgins first lieutenant McFarland second lieutenant Kirk Company B captain Kimball first lieutenant Pene second lieutenant Sargent captain at large J L B Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Higgins
McFarland
Kirk
Kimball
Leutenant
Pene
Sargent
J. L B. Foster
Horse Ambulance and Veterinary Services in Boston Ad
Boston veterinary hospital offers horse ambulance with 24 hour calls at 992 Tremont. Boarding and treatment at 81 50 per day. Attending surgeons include Dr Edward C Beckett and Dr Daniel D Lee. Fire forging available at regular rates and nearby Col Dedham area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Veterinary Hospital
Albany
Dedham
Edward C. Beckett
Daniel D. Lee
Wilvert Soule
Shooting Forge
Tremont
Financial turmoil hits banks across cities on June 22
Across New York Chicago Greenville San Diego Santa Ana and Nashville a wave of bank closures and failures disrupts markets Clearing House certificates reach 4.9 million though most banks remain solvent while Western Pacific Coast troubles and withdrawals pressure lenders Baird & Bradley and Henry Sheldon & Co face suspensions and liabilities soar to about 100000 for Rhea & Son with assets similar in size in Tennessee and Michigan banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing House
Bank of Commerce
Clearing House Association
California
Los Angeles
Henry Sheldon & Co
Front Street
Chicago
Baird & Bradley
Lyman Baird
Wyllys W. Baird
George R. Warner
Greenville
Mich
City National Bank
City
Caldwell
San Diego
Cal
Merchants’ National
Santa, Anna
First National Bank
Commercial Bank of Santa Anna
Nashville
B. T. Rhea & Son
Cahill Forfeits Tennis Title Amid Illness
In Philadelphia on June 22 Miss M. E. Cahill, the reigning champion, will forfeit the final match to the winner of tomorrow's clash between Miss Schultz of New York and Miss Terry of Brooklyn due to illness. Today featured numerous results across singles doubles and mixed events with several defaults and close sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
M. E. Cahill
Miss Schultz
New York
Terry
Brooklyn
Cahill
Miss Underhill
Mr. Tete
L. H. Rogers
Mr. Wright
Mr. Miller
Mr. Colby
Mr. Carpenter
Mr. Learned
Mr. Talmage
R. N. Wilson, Jr
Bunting
Lans Sdale
Palmer
Steele
Destructive cyclone devastates Williamstown Kansas
A severe cyclone swept through Williamstown and surrounding areas near Perry on June 22 at 7 pm. The storm destroyed a half mile wide by six miles long path, with deadly rain and darkness. Ten bodies found, five more known dead, three fatally injured, many injured. At least twenty killed and thirty houses blown down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Kan
Kansas
Williamstown
A New Boston Rail Road Opens With Celebration
The formal opening of the New Boston rail road took place with a special Concord to New Boston train, a procession to the hill church, music a poem and an oration by L. S. Fairbanks, and a banquet for 800 guests. The six mile line extends from Parker's station on the North Weare road and will be operated by the Concord Montreal railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
New Boston Railroad
Concord
New Boston
L. S. Fairbanks
Boston
Parker's Station
North Weare Road
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Gaudaur Hanlan Deposit For World Rowing Match
Gaudaur and Hanlan have posted the final 400 dollars each bringing their three mile Orilla race total to 1000 dollars a side for July 22. Gaudaur also posted a 500 dollar forfeit for a Stansbury race with a 2500 dollar purse and world championship at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester Massachusetts. If Stansbury rows at Barrie or Orilla Gaudaur pays him 590 dollars for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Gaudaur
Hanlan
Orilla
Gaudeaur
Stansbury
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Mass
Barrie
Head on Collision Smashes Locomotives in Connecticut
A head to head collision on the Bridge road at Canaan Conn this morning about 6 o clock wrecked both locomotives and several cars. The engineers and firemen escaped by jumping. A tramp riding for a ride broke his leg. No other casualties reported.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Canaan
Conn
Connecticut House defeats constitutional convention bill
Hartford June 22 The House rejected the constitutional convention bill 71 to 98 after a lengthy debate with a nearly straight party line vote. The Senate had passed the measure days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
House
Senate
Trial of the Maine Battleship Moves from Dry Dock
The Maine, built for four years at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was taken from the dry dock. Armor delays push back a sea trial, but a steam test of the machinery will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Heated French Chamber Debates Extradition and Bribes
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies clashed over the Herz extradition and stolen embassy documents. M Millevoye alleged bribes linked to Clemenceau and Ribot with figures cited from Temps and Le Matin. The chamber condemned the documents as spurious by 489 to 4. Millevoye and Deroulede shouted protests and then Millevoye said he would resign to act independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Millevoye
M. Herz
M. Dupuy
England
Herz
Austin Lee
Clemenceau
M. Develle
Baron Dermareau
M. Clemenceau
M. Ribot
Egypt
Constantinople
Temps
Frances
Edoard
le Matin
le Jour
Rochefort
M. Deroulede
Wolus May
Tuan Ce
Tonawanda Lumber Dock Dispute Draws Governor Aid
Governor Flower received a telegram from the Eastern Lumber Co of Tonawanda stating local docks cannot unload due to lack of protection from the sheriff and village authorities. Flower despatched a forceful order to Erie County Sheriff urging deployment of lawmen and National Guard if needed to maintain peace and orderly unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Flower
Hastern Lumber Company
Tonawanda
Erie County
National Guard
Rioting Socialist Mob In Andrychow Austria Galicia
In Andrychow Austria Galicia a Socialist riot looted shops and confiscated goods as the mob held the town. Military troops intervened to restore order and several rioters were killed or wounded. Troops remain stationed to prevent further disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Andrychow
Austrian Galicia
Nurses Strike Shuts City Hospital in Buffalo
In Buffalo on June 22 the City Hospital staff of nurses and physicians walked out over unpaid salaries. Miss Swaite, the head nurse, resigned effective July 1 after demanding pay and was dismissed. Dr. Sayles also left, and owner E. J. McCue hired three replacement nurses. This marks the hospital's second mass desertion, the first occurring May 1 when the entire medical staff quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
City Hospital
Miss Swaite
Sayles
E. J. McCue
Hest
Wells-Hamersley bill limits campaign spending with filing rule
The Senate passed the Wells-Hamersley bill to curb corrupt election practices. It requires sworn expense filing by candidates and imposes up to a $1000 fine or one year in jail for violations. The bill, amended to remove graded spending scales, goes to the House. The House earlier stalled corrupt practices acts and rejected an Attorney General bill, approving a contested elections settlement act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Senate
Holden
General Assembly
Revolution in San Salvador and bank closures reported
The Herald's Corinto dispatch notes a Salvadoran revolution against President Ezeta with all banks closed until peace. American citizen Pennypacker, former Ezeta aide, arrived in Corinto by open boat fleeing San Salvador. He says Ezeta accused him of fraud over arms debts and seeks U.S. Minister Baker in Managua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Corinto
Nicaragua
Salvador
Ezeta
Pennypacker
Amapola
San Salvador
Managua
United States
Baker
Roxana Foster Will Names Invalids' Home as Residuary Legatee
Roxana Foster of Fitzwilliam died in Keene at about 82. The Invalids' Home is residuary legatee and expected to receive three to four thousand dollars. The will lists bequests totaling about 4500 dollars. Dr. O H Bradley of Jaffrey serves as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene, N. H
Roxana Foster
Keene
Phelps Opens Behring Sea Arbitration For United States
Paris June 22. Hon E J Phelps for the United States opened the Behring Sea tribunal session arguing two main questions Can Canadians and renegade Americans use British shelter to viol ate laws and continue sealing How imprudent slaughter including gravid seals threatens a long established but fragile industry The British defense is criticized for evading the central issue and the case hinges on facts to guide future negotiations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Behring Sea Tribunal of Arbitration
E. J. Phelps
United States
America
Pribyvloff Islands
Russia
Alaska
Phelps
Great Britain
Sir Charles Russell
Gas Explosion at Nanticoke Mine Kills Four Men and a Boy
A gas explosion in the Susquehanna Coal Company No 9 slope at Nanticoke WilkesBarre Penn. kills four workers and a 14 year old boy instantly and seriously injures three others. The deceased are Abram Walker Frank Beanick aged 14 John Smith William Shortz and a Polish man whose name could not be learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
Abram Walker
Frank Beanick
John Smith
William Shortz
Butler Hands Daly Stunning Knockout At Coney Island
At Coney Island on June 22, Butler defeated Jim Daley of Buffalo by knockout in the sixth round after a two round exchange. The card drew about 5000 spectators including Richard Croker and ex mayor Grant. Leonard stopped Reynolds in the ninth and Vernon stopped Ernst in the eighth amid an eventful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
N. Y
Coney Island Athletic Club
Richard Croker
Ross McLaughlin
Judge Tighe
Brooklyn
Grant
New York
Mike Leonard
George Reynolds
Leonard
Reynolds
Billy Vernon
Haverstraw
Billy Ernst
Vernon
Joe Butler
Philadelphia
Jim Daley
Buffalo
Corbett
Daly
Butler
Brott Rapid Elevated Electric Bicycle Rail Road
A speculative concept titled the Brott Rapid nee Elevated Electric Bicycle Rail road is presented as a bold invention. Promoters claim speeds of 120 to 200 mph and a future New York to San Francisco trip in about thirty hours, using a single rail to run the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brott
Brott Rapid Nee Elevated Electric Bicycle Railroad
New York
San Francisco
President announces batch of consular appointments
The President named a group of new consuls general and consuls. Darius H. Ingraham of Maine will be consul-general at Halifax. Spencer Pratt of Alabama at Singapore. W. S. Campbell of New York at Newcastle England. John R. Mobely of Texas at Baracoa Cuba. William F. Kemmler of Ohio at Hargen Switzerland. Charles H. Benedict of Minnesota at Cape Town Africa. James A. Demorest of New Jersey at Brockyne Canada. Joel Lindsey of Vermont at Coaticook Canada. Henry M. Smythe of Virginia at Fuchan China. Thomas C. Jones of Kentucky at Funchal Madeira. Jesse W. Sparks of Tennessee at Piedras Negras Mexico. John H. Coppinger of Illinois at Toronto Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Darius H. Ingraham
Maine
Halifax
Spencer Pratt
Alabama
Singapore
W. S. Campbell
New York
Newcastle
Eng
John R. Mobely
Texas
Baracoa
Cuba
William F. Kemmler
Ohio
Hargen
Switzerland
Charles H. Benedict
Minnesota
Cape Town
Africa
James A. Demorest
New Jersey
Brockyne
Joel Lindsey
Vermont
Coaticook
Henry M. Smythe
Virginia
Fuchan
China
Thomas C. Jones
Kentucky
Funchal
Madeira
Jesse W. Sparks
Tennessee
Piedras Negras
Mex
John H. Coppinger
Illinois
Toronto
Bequest to Yale Sparks Geological Plan for Monroes Quarries
New Haven Conn June 22 It is announced that Minot Booth of Monroe Conn has left Yale a singular legacy from his quarries near Ansonia. The bequest is conditioned on its use for geological purposes. The quarries are ordinary granite, raising interest in Yale's intended geological use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Minot Booth
Monroe, Conn
Yale
Ansonia
Nellie Finnerty Attempts Suicide in Police Cell
Nellie Finnerty, arrested for drunkenness in Lynn on June 22, tried four times to hang herself using parts of her cot, but each attempt was thwarted by jail staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Nellie Finnerty
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Cambridge Seat of Learning and Athletics
Beck Hall
Frothingham and
Hallowell
Hall
Thompson
Mott Haven
Barnard Walton
Trafford
Phillips Exeter
Fall River
Lewis Adams Frothingham
Jamaica Plain
Davis Righter Vail
Fred Wadsworth Moore
Cambridge
Billings
Alang
Frank Walton Hallowell
L. A. Frothingham
B. W. Trafford
G. R. Fearing, JR
F. W. Moore
Ss. E. Farwell
Chorister
Ty. W. Hallowell
Williams’ Root Beer
Williams & Carleton
Moore— Baker
Bloucher
MR. Moody
Lynn Cadets
Newhall
Brown
Morris
Lease
Miss Moore
Miss Hellwig
Miss White
Miss Slavin
Miss Stone
Miss Wistar
Miss Williams
Miss Terry
Miss Butler
Miss Heilwig
Mr. Brown
Mr. Johnson
Mr.Colby
Miss Cahill
Mrs. Harris
Mr. Hood
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Hobart
Miss Bankson
Mr. Willson
Lieutenant Lansdale
Talmage
Miss Whit
Soorthin
Ealing
Johnson
Jobnsqy & Coy
Galicia
Pennypacker’s Revolution
MR. Phelps Speaks
Behring Sea Tribunal
Syracuse
Hood
Mrsmary Shure
Mary Shute
N.Y
Haod
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