Deny Mayor Gan delegate power in Sunday case
Anthony Nichting, grocer at 814 Hopkins, was arrested on a Sun day law charge after his grocery stayed open last Sunday and Mayor Kirby delegated the case to Justice Edward Woodruff. Nichting released on own recognizance as habeas corpus protests Mayor’s delegated authority. Judge Swing to hear arguments. serious questions of cross district authority arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Nichting
Hopkins Street
Mayor Kirby
Wyoming
Kirby
Justice of the Peace
Edward Woodruff
Nichting
James B. Swing
Henry G. Foost
Amos P. Foster
Melville Ritchie
Bankruptcy Proceedings Filed Over National Machine Tool Company
United States Court action seeks to place the National Machine Tool Company of this city in bankruptcy. Joseph T. Dillhoff George T. Meyer and Charles F. Dolle allege insolvency and list judgments against the firm totaling $1,384 plus additional costs. They seek an injunction to stop sheriff and constable sales. Dolle is the chief creditor with $23,365.52 claim. Separately broker John H. McReynolds sues Merchants National Bank to recover a $10,000 deposit left by O Bell Brokerage. Bank states it is a stakeholder and proposes interpleader to decide entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Machine Tool Company
Joseph T. Dillhoff
George T. Meyer
Charles F. Dolle
Bollman-Wilson Company
Industrial Press
Justice
Herman Baker
Hamann
Tibbe
Dillhoff
Meyer
John H. McReynolds
Nashville
Merchants’ National Bank
O’bell Brokerage Company
William W. ‘Brown
Thomas J. Cogan
W. R. Thrall
McReynolds
Kaiser’s Son to Wed Cousin in October
Berlin June 4 The wedding of Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia to his cousin Duchess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein will be on October 22. He is the emperor’s fourth son, 21, a lieutenant in the First Regiment of Foot Guards. Alexandra Victoria is the second daughter of Prince Frederick Duke of Schleswig Holstein and was born April 21 1887. She is a niece of Kaiserin Augusta Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
Prince August Wilhelm
Prussia
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswig Holstein
Potsdam
Foot Guards
Duchess Alexandra Victoria of
Prince Frederick, Duke of
Grunholz
Beeiser appeals Brackett Bridge lien dispute in circuit court
Julius Beéiser as receiver for Brackett Bridge Company appeals a lower court ruling that Western German Bank holds a first lien on Brackett contracts. General creditors contest the assignment, seeking 70 000 to go to the creditors fund. Also noted are bankruptcy petitions by Albert C Schumann with 5273 liabilities 2783 assets and W R Thrall named receiver, plus Frank Grabath doing business as Norwood Roofing Company with 894 liabilities and 803 assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dell Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jay Leach
Cincinnati
Frederick W. Schmitz
Covington
Homer H. Hornbrook
Julius Beéiser
Brackett Bridge Company
Brackett Company
Albert C. Schumann
W. R. Thrall
Frank Grabath
Norwood Roofing Company
Grand jury returns sixteen indictments Judge Hunt
The grand jury reported to Judge Hunt detailing sixteen indictments against twenty three persons. Open charges include Anna McInerney for an act alleged to cause Ollie Scott’s death, Mack Hines for horse stealing, and Ada Wright for ear biting. Other cases cover burglary grand larceny stabbing and receiving stolen goods with several forged checks involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cordes
Stanley Cowen
Otto Loesche
Frank Hatler
James Worley
Joseph Dorsey
Hugh Johnson
Clay Raymen
Alex. Hess
William Wagner
B. L. Perry
Frank Lawrence
B. J. Wilbur
Charles Kruse
Divorce Court Alleges Desertion After Marriage
Multiple divorce actions outlined. Sarah E. Watkins seeks alimony and restraining order to halt John H. Watkins from disposing of $2,000 life insurance and Harrison Ohio real estate. couple married in Arden 1898. Others include Samuel Fass desertion case, Daniel Reinier cruelty, Joseph Imfeld custody dispute, Mary Condron granted divorce for gross neglect. Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Watkins
Geurt
John
Watkins
Harrison
Arden
Frank H. Kunkel
Eva W. Fass
Samuel Fass
H. C. Busch
Calvin Reinier
Danelia Reinier
Phares
Gusweiler & Phares
Joseph Imfeld
Sarah Imfeld
George C. Biehle
G. Albert Rummel
Arthur M. Spiegel
Mary Condron
George Condron
Swing
Woodmangee
Benjamin Lucas
Probate Court reports appraisals for Taft and others
Appraisers of Louise M. Taft’s estate filed an inventory showing 16 dollars in bank money and a 12 193.96 dollar claim paid to executors totaling 12 209.96. Catherine Teurck’s estate valued at 4787 dollars and Mary L. Allison’s at 1500 dollars. Josephine Brackmann left trust estate to son Clemens Brackmann to be divided among eight children. Administrative petitions filed include Richardson estate, Fenner estate 100 dollars, Ruehlmann estate 35000 dollars, and John Sweeney life interest provisions for wife Anna plus life interest in real estate. after Mrs. Sweeney’s death Anna Moran to receive 200 dollars with remainder to Julia M. Flinn and Mary B. Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. Taft
William H. Taft
Horace D. Taft
Catherine Teurck
Mary L. Allison
Josephine Brackmann
Clemens Brackmann
Jury Richardson
Sylvester Richardson
Ada Fenner
William A. Fenner
Catharine Ruehlmann
Michael Ruehlmann
John Sweeney
Anna
Sweeney
Anna Moran
Testator
Julia M. Flinn
Mary B. Reardon
Construction Company Wins Verdict in Olympic Theater Case
In Judge Spiegel's court the Scully Construction Company received a verdict for 1,452 dollars plus interest against the L. P. Hazen Company for extra plaster work at the Olympic Theater Morrison Waite and Herman Bayless represented the plaintiffs Raymond Ratliff the defendant.
Lorain Man Nominated at Democratic Convention
Four candidates sought the Fourteenth District nomination at the Mansfield convention. Lorain’s Sharp won on the thirteenth ballot amid a crowded field as the party will present its candidate for the district race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Sharp
Lorain
Ansberry Renominated by Fifth District Democrats
Bryan, O June 4 Congressmen T T Ansberry of Defiance renominated for Congress by the Fifth Congressional Democratic Convention. Delegates W H Troup and William Behne elected to the Denver convention and instructed to vote for William J Bryan for the Presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
T. T. Ansberry
Defiance
W. H. Troup
William Behne
Denver
William J. Bryan
Bookwalter Funds Chair At Wittenberg College Startles Springfield
Springfield reports the June 4 announcement that John W. Bookwalter’s $30,000 gift endows a new philosophy chair at Wittenberg College. President Hecker also awarded honorary degrees to several clergymen and noted the BA class roster of Springfield area graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Heckert
John W. Bookwalter
Nice
France
William Dressler
Findlay
Philip Andreen
San Francisco
E. Ortlepp
Greenville, C
Eli Miller
City
Uniform law urged to curb dangerous weapons by police chiefs
Detroit June 4. At the International Association of Police Chiefs convention Chief Mc Weeny of South Bend urged a uniform federal state and Canadian law governing sale and use of deadly weapons. Chiefs Kohler of Cleveland and Haager of Louisville spoke as resolutions were adopted criticizing cartooning and ridicule of police and ordering efforts to stop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
International Association of Police Chiefs
McWeeny
South Bend
Ind
Congress
Kohler
Cleveland
J. H. Haager
Louisville
Mercy for Ohio Convicts Heads to Pardons Board
The Ohio State Board of Pardons met and recommended commutations or pardons for multiple inmates including Nickmire in manslaughter, Young for embezzlement, Ambrose for a statutory offense, Williams for abandoning a child, Ellis for robbery, McMillen for cutting to kill, Dudley for statutory offense, Miller for burglary, Rogers for second degree murder, Jackson for burglary and habitual crime, and Taylor for grand larceny and habitual criminal. Eighteen cases were rejected and the next meeting date was moved to May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Pardons
William H. Nickmire
Milton County
Amos Young
Allen County
James A. Ambrose
Montgomery County
John W. Williams
Lawrence County
Edward Ellis
Champaign County
James G. McMillen
Cuyahoga County
Jess Dudley
Edward B. Miller
Hardin County
Parddy Board
Crane & Co Acquires Madisonville Tract for Eight Dwellings
The Columbus Dispatch reports C Crane & Co buys a Madisonville site 224 by 135 feet near the Pennsylvania track. Improvements costing about 50,000 are planned on Langdon and Trimble avenues Evanston. H J Wilker paid around 7,000 and will build eight dwellings after plans by Reehle Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon and
Trimble Avenues
Evanston
H. J. Wilker
Reehle & Gould
Sincy Obe
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Ohio Region
A scanned real estate list details transfers in multiple townships including Norwood, Madisonville, and Hyde Park. Entries note buyers and sellers such as Myers Y. Cooper Laura and Hannah, Estate Company, and the Suburban Real Estate Co, with numerous lot and acre descriptions along Miami River and local avenues. Mortgages filed and canceled appear for diverse properties, listing amounts and involved parties like Millard F. Andrew, John W. Enright, and Margaret Hemsath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Avenue
Park and Willow Avenues
Earl N
Miami Township
Main Avenue
Margaretha
Cornelia Wagenstahl
Louisee
Swood Peeert
Sarah A. Huntington
Frances Dowell
Gladstone Avenue
Joseph A. Jame
Fairmount
Elmer Nugent
Chris Fisher
Oer Avenue
Cheviot
Mary L
King’s
State of Ohio
James J. Casey
Snow, White & Burnett's
Henry Buck
John Buck
Thomas Shepherd
Myers Y. Cooper
Millard F. Andrew
Duncan
Virginia M. Cooper
Michael Howald
Clifton Lot Company
Margaret Hemsath
Margaret Davoran
Rug
Cespebc
W. A. Hicks
Mary EB. Hartlaub
Oehlmann
James W. Sible
Lottie J. Fountain
John J. Dittgen
Walter B. Richards
Peter
John Inges
Warren N. Carter
Oliver E. Conner
John Mueller
Hartwells
M. Cook
Walnut Hills
BSG
John W. Enright
Congress B. A. Co
Alexander Genter
Sidney Avenue
Edward J. Heinlein
Fred Wambegansz
Elizabeth E. Ulm
John Ulm
Adam Fritz
Alexander M. Harvuot
Antonio Coletto
James G. Cooper
B.A. Ogteders
Finsinces
Michael Honold
Virginia M
Cooper
John Galvin
Gilt Edge B. & S. Co
Henrietta Fehrmann
New Buckeye
van Margaret Davoran
Several Civil Actions Filed in Local Court Docket
The docket lists new suits including Peters Cartridge Company versus Frederick Peters for 889.34 on account and Bernabina Landmark versus City of Cin os for 5329.48 in damages. Divorces sought by Eva Fass and Sarah Watkins, and multiple appeals from Squire Maus. Additional cases include judgments around 2400 damages in the Harmon receiver matter and other divorce, injunction, and habeas corpus filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peters Cartridge Company
Frederick Peters
Bernabina Landmark
City of Cinos
Johnson & Evy
Eva W. Fass
Samuel Fass
John S. Watkins
Frank H. Kunkel
Judson Harmon
Harry S. Fearnley
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
E. J. Schaffer
W. G. Brown
Squire Maus
G. Albert Rummel
Wyandot Cigar Company
John Rappaport
Harry H. Friedman
Maria Holzwarth
Thomas Dyer
J. W. Conroy
Anthony Nichting
Putnam Hooker Company
January & Wood Company
Marfield
Rufus B
Three Brick Dwellings and Alterations Listed in Mt Auburn Area
Three two and one half story brick flats on Bigelow street Mt Auburn owned by A Morrison with listed cost. One two and one half story brick residence on Myrtle avenue near Ash land owned by J Gassmeyer with listed cost. One two story brick dwelling on Fifteenth Road near Elm owned by Simon Walters with listed cost. Alterations at Reading road owned by J Rosenberger with listed cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Street
Mt. Auburn
A. Morrison
Myrtle Avenue
Ashland
J. Gassmeyer
Fifteenth Rd
Elm
Simon Walters
Ownets Cobl
Purely Personal Travel and Visits This Season
A long list of residents from Avondale Mt. Auburn and nearby areas announce departures and visits. Families including the Allen, Goodhue, Kemper, Hafer, Carew, Magnus, Auerback, Dittman, Buxton, Burnet, Law, Colston, Muhlhauser, Weaver, Harris, Prescott Smith, Pogue, Pratt, Rosenthal travel to cities such as Boston Syracuse New York City Baltimore Me York Harbor Bayview Mich Harbor Springs and Conn for vacations and visits with planned returns through July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Allen
Auburn Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Hildegarde Allen
Boston
Casey
California
Frank D. Goodhue
Dakota Avenue
Avondale
Howard Douglass
East
Europe
T. H. Noonan
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank H. Kemper
Perkins Avenue
New York
Kemper
Harriet
George Hafer
Washington Avenue
Elaine Carew
East McMillan Street
New Milford
Conn
Ingleside School
Joseph A. Magnus
Fairfield Avenue
East Walnut Hills
Odin
Mich
Charles Frank
Windham Avenue
J. Auerback
Miss Dittman
Burton Avenue
St. Louis
Buxton
George Dittman
Martinsburg
W. Va
EB. W. Burnet
Reading Road
Ronceverte
Charles Law
Russell Law
Gordon Law
Clifton
Stanley Goble and Baby
Law
Rockport
Mass
Judith Colston
Baltimore
Edna Muhlhauser
Mitchell Avenue
Weaver
Pittsburg
Abner Harris
Louisville
Victor Price
Prescott Smith
Auburndale
Bayview
Marian Pratt
Harold Pratt
Katherine Pratt
Locust Street
West Cornwall
D. M. Pratt
Mr. Pratt
M. S. Rosenthal
Lexington Avenue
Mt. Clemens
Social news from Newport and Covington area events
Newport residents head to Kentucky Highlands for the summer while staying with Prof and Mrs Morris. Covington and Cincinnati guests attend dinners and card club soirees with many local families noted. Mrs Foster departs Covington for the East as Mr and Mrs Kennedy plan to move to Denver with their child.
Kentucky society notes visit and entertaining guests
Vington guest of grandmother Mrs George of the Highlands with Mrs J K Reynolds of Covington to entertain Charles and bride from Boston. Mrs Charles Thomas of New Orleans visiting Kentucky guest of Mrs George. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hubbard of Covington expect their mother Mrs Hubbard of New York and daughter Mrs Hildebrand for a visit. Mrs Murry Hubbard of Covington returns from Maysville where she was guest of Mrs Hord. Mrs Edward Grant of the Shelley Arms to give a card party next week. Miss Mary Andrews to host a card party in Newport this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae C. Hessler
Eugene B. Agger
New York City
Bond Hill Presbyterian Church
David Moore
Elsie Hessler
Luella Agger
Ruth Hessler
William C. Hull
Julius.Hessler
Max Agger
Schumann
Joseph Hart
Robert Laidlaw
Walter Laidlaw
Clifford Todd
Arthur Everham
Detroit
Eversall
Hicks
W. L. Woodward
Yom Ross
Harold Longley
Herbert Bridge
Fortney
Harrison
A. C. Wilson
Dan Keen
Ed Weiss
E. Krieger
Jenny
Riddle
Goff
T. J. Beck
J. Clements
Ben McDonald
Alcorn
Gaker
Champlin
Richard Murray
Merriman
Alexander
Misses Rowley
Hornikel
Murray
Fitzgerald
Harris
Campbell
Walter McBée
Newport
Kentucky Highland
Morris
Verner Curry
Covington
Marguerite Ernst
Madison Road
Cincinnati
Jennie Hanks
Louisville
J. A. Crawford
Frank Tracey
Ft. Mitchell Club
William Foster
Philadelphia
Thomas Creaghead
Tracey
Foster
Culbertson
Card Club
Edward Johnson
Bellevue
Lenard Speaks
R. N. Nelson
Abenor Arnold Daniels
Nazzie Bigstaff
Dalton
Thompson
Florida
Daisie Dalton
Charles Coffin
Harry Kendell
Lenard Crawford
Wooley
Willie Kennedy
John Kennedy
Baby
Denver
Engineers Plan Office Building in Cleveland
The international convention referred the plan for a permanent home of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers general offices in Cleveland to the Advisory Council. Delegates expect completion of convention business by noon tomorrow with final adjournment. Columbus committee on arrangements broke a record by presenting a $5 gold piece and demanding receipts for it and the convention expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brotherhood of’ Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Advisory Council
Columbus Engineers
Johnson Sees Deliberative Denver Convention Prospects
Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota arrived in Chicago on June 4 and visited his Grand Pacific hotel headquarters. He called the Denver convention a deliberative body and said no single slate has enough delegates to guarantee a nomination while reaffirming his own candidacy and the need for the right candidate and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Ohio
Grand Pacific Hotel
Denver
Alleged Bigamist Freed in Hamilton Jury Verdict
Louis Simonson, once a New York traveling man, was acquitted of bigamy by a Hamilton jury. He left for New York with May Wells, whom the jury found to be his legal wife. Simonson testified on his own behalf denying a marriage to Anna Frankenstein. her marriage certificate could not be produced in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Louis Simonson
New York
Walker Wins Mexican Court Ruling on Extradition
The St Denis arrived from Ensenada with word that William F. Walker a New Britain banker arrested in Lower California has won his case in Mexican courts and that orders revoking recommitment to Ensenada jail are expected soon. If the ruling comes from the upper court he must await further Mexican court action before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
St. Denis
Ensenada
William F. Walker
New Britain
Onn
Lower Caliornia
Piano Makers in Session in New York
New York hosts a convergence of piano manufacturers and dealers from across the United States. The National Piano Manufacturers Association of America begins its twelfth annual meeting today and runs through the week. The National Dealers Association follows with a three day session starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National Piano Manufacturers’ Association of America
National Dealers’ Association
Depositors to Be Paid After Bank Scandal
Pittsburg June 4. William Montgomery former cashier of the defunct Alleghany National Bank of Pittsburg now jailed for misappropriating more than 500000 has broken his silence in a statement to Robert Lyons receiver. The revelations suggest the bank will pay all depositors with a small stockholder assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Montgomery
Alleghany National Bank of
Robert Lyons
Montgomery
Butler County Cuts Tax Levy for Road Improvement
Butler County Commissioners set next year’s levy at 5.455 mills, down .60 from last year. The county duplicate totals $38,000,000. For the first time, a levy is made by the county specifically for road purposes in Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Butler County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gan
William Harrington
Woodmansee
Harrington
Thomas Darby
Thomas
Calker
E. T. Archer
W. A. Geoghegan
Hartwell
Meyer Silverglade
Cogan & Williams
Cohen & Mack
Charles H. Jones
George H. Humphreys
Charles O. Hall
Oscar Schleuck
Hall
J. Cigar Company
Charles W. Rothkopf
Charles Maley
Judge Swing
A. M. Lewin Company
Fred S. Aldrich
Aldrich
Lulu H. Donahue
William M. Carter
Martin Donahue
Bernardina Sandmann
Hill Street
Johnson & Levy
United States Court
Bank
Alexandra Victoria OF
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince August Wilhelm OF
Criminal Court
True Bill
Probate Court
Superior Court
Olympic Theater
Lorain Man
Ansberry
Bookwalter
Wittenberg
Cincinnation
W. O. Zahlis
North Dakota
Alion E. Bell
J. W. Bressler
Continental
William K. Gotwald
M. Edwin Thomas
Wooster
Howard Bechtolt
Urbana
Norman S. Work
Charles S. Bauslin
Oliver F. Weaver
Lucas, CO
Indiana
Chester Dale Christie
Madison
Roy A. Eck
Germantown
Robert P. Gardner
Johnstown
Nathan W. Harter
Wadsworth
Newton H. Kurtz
Claypool
George P. Lottich
Corydon
Karl W.mitchell
Georgetown
Gunnar Mykland
Fooston
Minn
Merlin I. Powell
Rawson
Carroll J. Rockey
Miamisburg
Frank C. Snyder
Muff, Pa
Ira N. van Hise
Bellefontaine
Ralph Wheadon
Magnolia
Fred Brown Woosley
South Solon
MERCY
Hamilton County
Purchase Lumber Yard
Crane & Co
Madisonville
Real Estate News
Hamann, Kuntzler & Co
Mary A. Enerking
Montgomery Pike
Clarion Avenue
Eisenheimer & Eilers
F. M. Andrews
Columbus Dispatch
Norwood
E. J. Hamilton
Fasse & Reed
May Kasse
Germania B. A
Hunt
L. Ch
Amelie D. Thiel
A. Genter
Caroline Wesseman
Congress B. &A. Co
A. W. Hayward
O. P. Cobb
Apollo B
L. Go
E. L. Bryen
Ella G. Campbell
Henrietta Fehrman
New Buckeye L. Gue
Sgcod
Helena R. DeCamp
Milford B
L. Corioie
Social and Personal
Charlotte Zovise Callahan
John B. Callahan
George A. Nees
St. Pierre
T. J. Mulvihill
Francis Finn
Bernard
Messrs
Joseph Schencke
William Beck
Hougard Nielsen
Louis Ehrgott
Gilbert Wilson
T. J. Sullivan
Gilbert Schramm
Marcus B. Kellerman
Ebrgott
Schencke
Joseph Conroy
Frank McMeachan
Edward Ferguson
Anthony Nees
Mme
Tecla Vigna
Philip Werthner
Marjorie Callahan
Minnie Nees
May Hoban
Lydia de Courcey
Nees
Eighth and
Mound Streets
Nancy Ely
College Hill
J. H. Ely
A. M. Henshaw
Ohio Military Institute
Oscar Wilde
Cincinnati University
B. C. van Wye
John Worthing
J. P
Robert A. Taylor
Aglernon Moncrieff
Herman ‘Schick
Canon Chasuble
D.D
Louis D. Gross
Butler
Albert Doeller
Lane
Mamservant
Ralph Cummins
Algernon Moncrieff
Half-Moog Street
West
Mader House
Woolton
London
Miami University
Oxford
New Auditorium
Sarah Wildman
Marion B. Green
Barytone
University
Christian Associations
William McKibben
Lane Theological Seminary
Ohio State Normal College
Tom Pinch
Dickens
Board of Trustees
Board Room
Edwin Holt Hughes
DePauw University
Bishop Memorial
Ulysses T. Curran
Lewis Place
College of Liberal Arts
Merchant of Venice
Frank Wgunsaulus
Julia Helena Baxter
Alms Place
Luella Sattler
Miss Sattler
W. C. T. U. Emergency Fund
Cable Hall
Glendale College
Hamilton Wright Mabie
R. Jane de Vore
Stella Ream
Helen Mann Scott
Idalaine Sowards
Fara GD
Young Women's Christian Association
Westwood
Stella Buck
Edward W. Buck
Spencer Avenue
J. E. Nimmo
C. C. Peale
Clovernook
Dorothy Gordon
John W. Gordon
South Orange
Robert Graham Douglass
Blythwood
Llewellyn Park
West Orange
Church of Holy Communion
N. J
Wallace M. Gordon
Mrs. Douglass
Orange
Common Pleas Court
Kentucky Society
Engineers Plan Office
Johnson
Simonson
Walker
Piano Makers
Post
Bijat
Postum Cereal Company, .,Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
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