Tom Morris Memorial Trophy Entries Close for Next Wednesday
The Tom Morris memorial trophy competition entry window closes with all entries to date received by Trigg Waller secretary. The annual eighteen hole club team event against par is open to club members aged 24 years or older who are bona fide district residents. Teams will play on their home course on June 16, Tom Morris birth day, which falls next Wednesday this year.
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Ern Golf Association
Trigg Waller
Tom Morris
Lipton Bows Out Of Americas Cup Challenge
Belfast June 14 Sir Thomas Lipton says he will not compete under the present conditions for the Americas Cup. He rejects sailing under rules he deems outdated and favors challenging under the modern international rules used in Europe.
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Belfast
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Europe
Y. M. C. A. Boys Camp Prepares for July Fourth Demonstration
The Y M C A boys plan a two week camp on the Big Miami starting July 3 for a large Fourth of July demonstration. Physical Director Mewis and Boys' Director Schulte will oversee strict discipline and direct the event.
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Big Miami
Mewis
Schulte
Pittsburg Club Hires Van Haltren as Scout
Pittsburg on June 14 reports the baseball club will search the Pacific coast for late season material. George E. Van Haltren, the former National League star, has been retained to do scout work.
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Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
George E. van Haltren
Midlothian Club Wins Open Qualifier Text
Midlothian Country club won the qualifying round of a four day open tournament of the Woman's Western Golf association at Midlothian links. Miss Myra Helmer led the field with steady putting and weak drives, finishing 53 51 104 for the eighteen holes as thirty eight contestants competed.
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Myra Helmer
Chicago
Midlothian Country Club
Woman's Western Golf Association
Midlothian Club Links
Pulliam Arrives in Pittsburg for NL Tour
Harry Pulliam president of the National League lands in Pittsburg from Chicago for a several day visit before heading east. He says his health has fully recovered and he will resume the league presidency within two weeks.
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Pittsburg
Harry Pulliam
National League
Chicago
Pulliam
League
Johnson denies Pittsburg challenge to Jeffries match
Jack Johnson denies plans to be in Pittsburg for a Jeffries fight on Wednesday night as Jeffries and Berger box. He proposes a six round match at any location and offers to donate his end to charity.
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Boston
Jack Johnson
Pittsburg
Jeffries
Berger
Rainy track at Blue Bonnets yields tight fixed-odds results
In Montreal on June 14 the track was sloppy after rain. Kyrat won the first race at 12 to 1, Michael Angelo took the second at 1 to 3, Center Shot led the mile race, Jeanette M. captured the fourth, Cloisteress won the fifth, and Desperado clinched the sixth, with times ranging from 1:11 to 1:46 4-5 and several long-odds contenders noted.
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Montreal
Blue Bonnets
Kyrat
Rice
Compton
Hinchcliffe
McIntyre
Wild Fire
Ophar
Jack Dennerson
Michael Angelo
Jeanette M
J. Reid
King Holliday
Hammond
Country Clerk
Davis
Touscher
Helenry Oran
Wive
Cloisteress
Steel
Mentry
Tremargo
McCarthy
Bridoon
San Coeur
Duke of Milan
Spion
John Marrs
Roseboro
Desperado
Shimonese
Silk Hose
Sally Cohen
Thoroughbred race card with multiple events and weights
The program lists six races with weights for entrants. Demand leads the first race at about six furlongs with 130 pounds, followed by Restigouche 126 and King Cobalt 125. Other entries include Spooner 112 and Fountain Blue 110. The second is a two mile steeplechase headed by Grace Cameron 136 with Sandy Creeker 133 and Impertinence 133. The Tihra race covers five and a half furlongs led by Our Hannah 107 with Cross Over 107 and Eddie Dugan 104. The Brookdale handicap at 1 mile features Restigouche 123 and Fountainblue 109. Joe Madden 106 and Pins and Needles 95. The fifth race at one and one sixteenth mile lists King Kazooks 111, Moorish Kin 111, Lawton Wiggins 111, Cliff Edge 106. The sixth race at five and one half furlongs shows Uneas Chief 107 and Eddie Dugan 107 among several 107s and 104s entries.
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Demand
Restigouche
King Cobalt
Spooner
Fountain Blue
Bad News
Nimbus
Rialto
McCarter
Royal Onyx
Etherial
Takahira
Desirous
Pantouffle
Bid
Alvescot
Waponoca
Casque
Grace Cameron
Sandy Creeker
King Castle
Sparkles
Our Hannah
Cross Over
Eddie Dugan
Sand Rian
Edith Inez
Reybourn
Little King
Bedminster
Fitzherbert
Fountainblue
Joe Madden
Henry Munroe
M. Cambon
Deputy
Colinet
Jacquelina
Xfe Dixon
Radium
Niagara
Blundara
Schoolmarm
Clifton Brings In Strong Outing In Baseball Card
The box shows Two-base hits by Otto Huber Wentzel and Good pasture Three-base hit by Oliver and multiple double plays by Huber OConnor Helferich Welferich and OConnor. Oliver struck out 14 Carnican 5 Passed Balls Knapp Haenlein. Bases on balls Oliver 2 Carnican 2 Time 2:00 Umpire Widmeyer.
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Brigton
Clifton
Otto
Huber
Wentzel
Goodpasture
Oliver
O’connor
Helferich
Welferich
Saratoga Meet to Run Six Days a Week
The Saratoga Racing association announced six racing days per week during the meeting at Saratoga Springs. The plan expands the schedule at the renowned track, aiming to boost attendance and wagering.
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New York
Saratoga Racing Association
Saratoga Springs
Gotch retains title with two straight falls over Jenkins
Des Moines crowd of 7 000 watches Champion Frank Gotch of Humboldt defeat former world champion Tom Jenkins in two straight falls at the state fair grounds stock pavilion. Gotch wins first fall in 14 28 with a reverse Nelson and second in 7 53 with a crotch and half Nelson. Jenkins offered little resistance as Gotch dominated.
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Des Moines
Frank Gotch
Humboldt
Tom Jenkins
Stock Pavilion
State Fair Grounds
Gotch
Jenkins
Principal Herman Raschig Dies After Illness
Herman Henry Raschig longtime city educator and principal of the Tenth District school at Elm and Canal streets died at his Avondale home after a two week illness. Born sixty eight years ago he taught and led with devotion and will be mourned by students and friends. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Herman Henry Raschig
Prospect Place
Avondale
Raschig
Mr. Raschig
Woodward High School
Tenth District
Elm and
Canal Streets
Miss Norwood Sings Aida Again at Chester Park
Miss Adelaide Norwood repeated the role of Aida before a large Monday night audience at Chester Park. Manager Faetkenheuer is delivering worthwhile entertainment likely to draw capacity crowds all week. Norwood will sing Saturday matinee, with Louie Collier performing tonight and again Thursday and Saturday evenings with Pete Baker and Prof. A. H. Knoll.
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Adelaide Norwood
Aida
Chester Park
Faetkenheuer
Chester
Miss Norwood
Louie Collier
Kryl's Band Delights Zoo Audience With Encore Worthy Set
Mr Kryle leads the Zoo concert delivering well chosen programmes and memorable solo features. Swain's trained birds entertain during intermissions with amusing acts including an imitation of a train robbery.
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Kryl
Zoo
Mr. Kryle
Swain
Lagoon’s Wandering Wanderer Balloon Captivity
Lagoon amusement park draws crowds to its Wan derer passenger balloon with messages tossed from 1000 feet. Manager Weaver offers a $10 prize for the best panoramic photo of the Lagoon taken from the Wanderer during ascent. Contestants enter, more arrive daily.
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Lagoon
Weaver
New York Musical Comedy at Lagoon Shows Improved Reception
The Lagoon summer crowd warms to the second New York Musical Comedy company performance. The Kindergarten receives better reviews, and the season now features light operas farces and extravaganzas with strong audience approval. The Hustler and Edgar Selden's Spring Chicken follow, among other similar attractions for Lagoon patrons.
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New York
the Lagoon
Edgar Selden
Lagoon
Harris named manager of Hynicka's Gayety in Louisville
George Harris of the Hur tig and Seaman staff has been chosen to manage R. K. Hynicka's new Gayety in Louisville. The theater, described as an Eastern Burlesque Wheelhouse, is nearly complete and slated to open at the start of the fall season with Hynicka confident in a smooth opening despite past or potential issues.
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George Harris
Hurtig and Seaman
R. K. Hynicka
Louisville
Mr. Hynicka
Retail Grocers Association Outing at Coney Island
The annual outing at Coney Island by the Retail Grocers' Association is expected to attract about 20 000 guests. The program is extensive with Island Queen and Princess making extra trips to ferry crowds, and music and dancing planned from the start. The vaudeville bill yesterday ran very well.
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Coney Island
River Park
Heucks new bill shocks and thrills at local show
Heuck presented a new program with Laypo and Benjamin an equi librists act that stunned the audience. Laypo’s daring high dive drew steady attention while Benjamin the back and wing dancer joined the bill after Hooley hired the act that won last Friday’s amateur contest. The Anglo Saxon Trio offered a neat musical finish and Arnold sons illustrated songs drew praise as the new pictures changed gleefully.
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Heuck
Laypo
Benjamin
Hooley
Arnoldson
Chester bans noon rule women may swim all day at beach
Manager Martin announces abolition of the noons restriction for ladies at the bathing beach. Women may enter any time while open and stay until 10 p m. if desired. Increased dressing rooms boost capacity, removing day restrictions.
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Martin
Chester
Remarkable Vaudeville Week at Walnut Street Theater
A strong vaudeville bill headlines Walnut Street theater this week with Frank Montine Walterby Schwartz Owondo the girl violinist and the Brahams among the performers. Illustrated songs and new motion pictures are popular features of the programme.
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Walnut Street
Frank Montine
Walter Iby Schwartz
Owondo
Brahams
Shadow Graph
Marriage of Edith Irwin Walter to Julien Lansder Hume
Announcement reports Edith Irwin Walter daughter of St. Louis society circles and niece of playwright Augustus Thomas marrying Julien Lansder Hume in New York. Her past engagements included a Middletown N Y auto broker with a wife exposing him and a Homesdale Pa hotel owner engagement that was broken in May.
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New York
Edith Irwin Walter
Augustus Thomas
St. Louis
Julien Lansder Hume
Miss Walter
Robert Patterson
Homesdale
Amusement Notes on New Plays and Actors
The Walls of Wall Street by William Anthony McGuire may reach Broadway before snow. Walter N. Lawrence plans an American production of Idols with Bryelyn Millard in London. The Prima Ballerina, Felix Schwartz’s operetta, wows Germany with echoes of Merry Widow. Carrie De Mar pushes for an international actors society with New York and London offices. Jefferson De Angelis flaunts a medal from a Mikado subject at The Beauty Spot. Max Reinhardt’s festival at Kunstler theater Munich lists Hamlet and plays through July 5.
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Walls of Wall Street
William Anthony McGuire
Chicago
Mr. McGuire
Walter N. Lawrence
Mrs. Temple
Bryelyn Millard
London
W. J. Locke
Roy Horniman
Felix Schwartz
Germany
Fritz
Danseuse
Carrie de Mar
London Falls
Actors’ Society
New York
Miss de Mar
Jefferson de Angelis
Herald Square Theater
de Angelig
Fort Arthur
de Angelis
Max Reinhardt
Deutsches Theater
Berlin
Kunstler Theater
Munich
Schiller
Hebbel
Englishwoman Champion Angler Shines in New York Society
Mrs George Westinghouse Jr the English bride of the inventor’s son has drawn attention in Lenox Mass as an expert fisher woman and athletic society figure. She tops Graylock mountain climb astride on motor and leads younger athletic set, heir to 50 million dollars, married in March after meeting in Pittsburgh.
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New York
George Westinghouse, Jr
Westinghouse
Evelyn Violet Brocklebank
Sir Thomas, Baronet
Graylock Mountain
Massachusetts
Julia Colty
Graylock
Mr. Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Millionaire's Son and the Singer He Jolted on Father's Advice
Miss May A Case reports a society note about a romance influenced by a wealthy elder. the millionaire's son ends a liaison with a singer following his father's counsel. The piece notes social circles and personal decisions in a dated society column.
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Millionaire
Bridge Board Change Ordered in Covington Case
Circuit Judge Harbeson ousts the current Newport and Covington Bridge company directors and installs Ruh Nolan and others to take control. The ruling follows a lawsuit over a disputed election of new directors led by Buchert Steinert and Masch inott, with a stay of execution until next Monday to allow appeals.
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Harbeson
Covington
Newport and Covington Bridge Company
Jacob Buchert
George Balme
Krieger
Newport
Buchert, Steinert and Maschinott
Klostermann
Edward Krieger
Balme
Ruh
Court of Appeals
Flag Day Observed in Coyington Schools and City Buildings
Flag day was observed in Coyington with flags displayed on city and government buildings and exercises in the public schools. In the First District school a flag from Old Glory post G A R of Chicago was presented. Sixth grade pupil Miss Elizabeth Young gave the presentation speech and organized the event.
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Coyington
Old Glory Post
Chicago
Elizabeth Young
Young
Will Investigate Escape From Kentucky Jail
County Judge Cafe of Williamstown Kentucky opened an inquiry into the escape of Toronto Jimmy from jail early Saturday. Since the escape under the alias Willard is well known in Cincinnati and Covington, authorities have faced many comments. Police in Covington and Cincinnati do not credit reports that Jimmy was seen in Ludlow Saturday night.
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Williamstown
Toronto
Jimmy
Willard
Cincinnati
Covington
Ludlow
Detective Recovers 11 Year Old Toy Suspect in Forgery Case
Detective Joseph Gilkinson of the New York police recovered Harry Logan an 11 year old toy wanted in New York on forgery charges. Gilkinson returned to New York yesterday.
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Joseph Gilkinson
New York
Harry Logan
Gilkinson
Covington High School
Dallots
B. Mooney
East Lynn Street
Yesterdlay
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Harry Taylor
Boone County
Richwood
Joseph Steines
Emma Street
Property Transfers Recorded in Brief Notes
Annie L Shea transfers to Henry Busse a parcel of 843 acres in Stan Vermont. Annabel and Norman Brice convey to Luce Brice a 21 by 95 feet plot on the north side of Sixth Street.
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Annie L. Shea
Henry Busse
Stan VT
Annabel
Norman Brice
Luce
Brice
Berdevverersenss
Firemen Answer Alarm At Their Own Homes In Covington
Two Covington firemen were summoned from their beds to fight a blaze that started in a building occupied by them. An alarm from box 24 directed the department to 625 Bakewell Street, the home of James Wilson, where a clothes closet fire broke out from an unknown cause. Garfield Castle lived on the floor above Wilson.
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Covington
Main Street
Sixth Street
Bakewell Street
James Wilson
Garfield Castle
Wilson
Covington City Council Action on Marriage Ordinance
Covington council did not report the proposed Marriage Guides ordinance last night though the committee favored reporting it for passage. The measure heads to discussion next Friday with two Marriage Guide proponents seeking input from council members.
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Covington
Couple Denied Marriage License Over Age Doubt
Deputy County Clerk Ray mond Yates refused a license in Covington citing appearance not in keeping with their oaths. The couple Homer E Runyon and Lucile A Oakes both 21 of Edenburg Ind arrived by cab and gave ages after answering questions.
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Raymond Yates
Covington
Homer E. Runyon
Lucile A. Oakes
Edenburg
Ind
Elks Observe Flag Day in Newport Hall Ceremony
The Newport Elks Lodge held a Flag Day observance at their hall, the first time such ceremonies were conducted under their ritual. Charles W. Nagel recited the flag’s history and Rev. John Frederick delivered the oration titled The Elks Tribute to the Flag. Public buildings and homes in Newport displayed Old Glory and schools featured flag programs as part of city wide tributes.
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Newport
Newport Lodge of Elks
Charles W. Nagel
John Frederick
Campbell County Court Sifts Damages Suit and Child Support Warrants
Circuit Judge Yungblut heard Abraham Sanders vs Cigar Makers union over 2500 damages for alleged deprivation of the blue label. Warrants were issued in County Judge Moore's court for Joseph Brown and Casper Wald for failure to support their infants. hoboes rounded up in C and O yards were fined 3 to 30 days on the rock pile.
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Yungblut
Abraham 5 Sanders
Cigar Makers’ Union
Sanders
Yungbilut
Moore
Joseph Brown
Casper Wald
Newport
Harry Lewis
John Smith
Joe Haley
Henry Preston
Richard Denham
John Williams
Ray and
McSorley
Hawkins
Property transfers involving Bellevue lots and heirs
August Kraemer and wife transfer to Joseph Sweeney lot 7 in Best Bellevue subdivision. Barbara K and others convey to John Sargent lot 7 in Pa heirs addition in Bellevue. Four point zero appears as a value or fee in the records.
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August Kraemer
Joseph Sweeney
Bellevue
Barbara K
John Sargent
Saloon affray ends in a serious cutting incident
Ernie McLaughlin of Garden Place Newport was wounded in a saloon on West Sixth Street when an argument over drinks led several men to cut him across the palm and sever his thumb. He suffered head blows and was taken home for Dr. Truesdell care. Police have no suspects.
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Ernie McLaughlin
Garden Place
Newport
West Sixth Street
True
Dayton Kentucky school funding discussed at special meeting
The Dayton board of education met to urge council to raise operating funds for the coming year. The finance committee reported a 87 cent per $100 tax levy plus 10 cents for the sinking fund, leaving about $1,000 short and a prior year deficit near $3,000. The matter was referred to the law committee for action.
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Board of Education of
Dayton
Messrs. McCormick and Spencer
Law Committee
Quinby Greife and Kaighn With President Spencer Power to Act
Quinby Greife and Kaighn act with President Spencer power to act in consump tien, outlining delegated authority for decision making. The arrangement names the three as authorized agents under the president’s direction.
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Quinby
Greife
Kaighn
Spencer
Latonia Court Notes Highlight Civil Suits and Divorces
The Latonia court column reports Isabelle Kershaw and Walter Loomis seeking reduced property assessments. Charles G. Mason and Leona Algier also pursue assessment reductions. Leona is granted divorce from Robert Algier, reverting to Watson. Hosa Miller is deemed of unsound mind and sent to asylum. Pearl and William Moore are bound over for grand jury for property destruction. Raymond Fields is fined and jailed for property destruction after a firearm incident.
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Mal Thomas
St. Bidkely
Te Plaintift
Isabelle Kershaw
City of
Leteniay
Walter Loomis
Walker C. Ball
Charlies G. Mason
Latonia
Rantall Avenue
Applegate & Manson
B. F. Wilkerson
Licking Avenue
Applegate & Mansop
Leona Algier
Robert Algier
Harbeson
Watson
Hosa Miller
Geventh
Bakewell Streets
H. P. Stephens
Pearl
William Moore
Grand
Grand jury resumes in Newport case and post office raid
The Newport circuit court judge extended the grand jury term and the panel reopened investigations into the Standard Oil office safe explosion. Evidence also touched on an attempted post office robbery where masked men blew two safes but fled without loot. Witnesses linked to John alias Blink Oder appeared as the grand jury nears completion.
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Yungblut
Newport Circuit Court
Standard O] Company
Newport
Vogsemen
John
Blink” Oder
Newport News Notes Saunter through Bellevue Dayton events
Committees plan min picnic and Sunday school outing in Rosedale grove. Frank Beck of Newport City dies at 21 after illness. funeral tomorrow with burial in Evergreen cemetery. Dayton high school grads honored by Superintendent James McGinniss at home in Lexington Avenue. George Baldwin arrested for breach of peace after altercation with Charles Meyers in Fairfield Avenue. Dayton Baptist Baraca class hosts banquet at church with toastmaster W. Eriser. Funeral of John Prout, father of Fireman James Prout, held at Church of the Immaculate Conception.
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Bellevue
Dayton
Grove
Rosedale
Nex
Frank Beck
Wolding
Thornton Street
Newp
Evergreen Cemetery
Dayton High School
Jamee McGinniss
Lexington Avenue
Newport
George Baldwin
Seither
Baldwin
Charles Meyers
Fairfield Avenue
Miss Jane Addams Heads National Conference of Charities and Corrections
In Hubbard Buffalo on June 14 1910 Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago was elected unanimously president of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections the first woman to hold the post. Officers named include F H Nibecker Glen Mills Pa Anstey A Wilcox Buffalo N Y Judge William H De Lacey Washington D C and Alexander Johnson Fort Wayne Ind. Executive members listed in cities across the nation. Rt Rev Samuel Falcows of Chicago spoke at the evening session.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jane Addams
Hullhouse
Chicago
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
F. H. Nibecker
Glen Mills
Anstey A Wilcox
William H. de Lacey
Cincinnati
Thomas D. Osborne
Louisville
Mary Perry
St Louis
Samuel Falcows
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Prof
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News For Women Bathers
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Mr. Hume
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Marcus
Marie Doro
Locke
Angler
Westinghouse, Jr
Lenox Society
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Covington News Notes
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West Second Street
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Lawrence A. Kietn
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