Pillsbury Mills Put Under Receivership in Minneapolis
Receivers appointed for the Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Company after a petition by stockholders and lenders. English control cited. bond set at 500000. Henry L. Little has managed since C A Pillsbury’s death ten years ago. Company assets valued around 15 million with 22 million in annual business and 5 million in unsecured debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
A. €. Loring
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company
Pillsbury
Charles A. Pillsbury
A. C. Cobb
Pillsbury- Wathhburo Flour Milling Company, Limited
Northwestern National Bank
First National
Swedish American National
Second National Bank
St. Paul
Sethe
J. 3
C. A
Minneapolis Mill Company
Minnesota
St.Anthony Water Power Company
New Jersey
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mill Company
Minnespolia Mill Company
Minneapolis and Northern Elevator Company
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company
Speculation in Wheat Tied to Pillsbury Trouble Outsized Decline
Speculation in wheat is blamed for part of the Pillsbury Company of Minneapolis difficulties and for a sharp drop in American flour exports. Pillsbury leaders have long been involved in large wheat trading in Minneapolis and Chicago. Four years ago black rust hurt spring wheat and the syndicate lost nearly $1,000,000. Two years ago they were hurt by a falling market, last year misjudged the market again. This summer good Northwest crop conditions prompted Pillsbury to cover short old spring wheat as rust and blight rumors spurred a sudden market decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillssury Company
Minneapolis
Aomiers
Chicago
Pillsbury Syndicate
Pillsburys
Fire Siege Claims Four Children In Sicilian Tenement
A four story brick tenement at 332 East 112th Street in Manhattan burned rapidly, trapping residents and killing four children Antonio Fousto nine Rosie Fousto ten Jos Fousto six and Angeline Fousto fifteen months. Dozens were injured from jumping to escape the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diomes
New York
New York City
Ast
112Th Street
Antonio Fousto
Rosie Fousto
Jos, Fousto
Angeline Fousto
Free Pass Cost Him Eight Hundred Dollars
In a Helena Montana federal court judge ruled S C Watts, a Great Northern brakeman, violated the untipass law by obtaining a pass for his wife and giving it to Gertie Williams. Watts was sued for eight hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Maker of 1st Airbrake Dead in Pittsburg
Reports from Pittsburg note the death of 73 year old Coorga BF Lanner, a figure linked to Westinghouse airbrake development, described as promoter and industrial writer with ties to New York and Savannah. Details of the suicide are unavailable and the motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coorga BF
Lanner
Westinghouse A&beake
Pittsburg
Georgia
Sulcide
D. G. Purse
Deveoper
New York
Savannah
Morse Banks Liquidated In New York City
The Federal Government decided to liquidate two Morse banks in New York City, the New Amsterdam and the Bank of North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
New York City
New Amsterdam
Bank of North America
Baseball Notes On Players And Schedules In The National League
The column lists players and teams with remarks on pitchers like Walter Johnson and Lajoie, mentions Bobby Byrne of the Cardinals, left handed throwers in the New York outfield, and notes injuries reducing a player’s value. It also references Boston’s McCarthy and Thongs, Mattheyson’s shutouts, and upcoming Polo Grounds expansion during the New York Nationals Western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
Bobby Byrne
Cardinals
Lajoie
Walter Johnson
Washingtons
Boston
McCarthy
Tom
Thongs
Mattheyson
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Lois
New York Nationals
Polo Grounds
Thaw Files Bankruptcy Petition in U S Court
Harry K Thaw Slayer of Stanford White seeks relief alleging inability to pay debts. Receiver Roger O Mara bonds at 200000 and creditor list totals 453140 with many names including physicians and lawyers contested claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Charles Morachauser
Poughkeepale
N. Y
Stone
Pennsylvania
United States
Roger O'Mai
Thaw
Pougshkeepalo
Mary C. Thaw
Roger O'Mara
Thore
O'Mara
James G. Graham
Poughkepasia
Graeme Hammond
New York
Charles G. Wagner
Smith E. Jeluiffe
Britton Evane
Martin W. Littleton
Wartridge & Peabody
John B. Gleason
Allan McLane Hamilton
Dana
John P. Wilson
Agricultural bulletin reports mixed crop conditions August 1
The crop reporting board notes corn at 82.5 percent of normal, winter wheat yield around 14.5 bushels per acre totaling 425.94 million bushels, and spring wheat at 80.7 percent. Other crops show rye 88.3 percent, barley 85.7 percent, tobacco 85.8 percent, with hay near 92.1 percent of normal and ten year averages referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Wrights 2 Mile Flight Stuns Le Mans Audience
Wilbur Wright conducted a public test at Le Mans in France flying his aeroplane for an estimated distance of one and a half to two and a quarter miles. Hart Berg claimed an official time of 1 minute 46 seconds as observers, including Archdeacon, hailed a new era in air navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Hart OQ
Berg
Wright Brothers
Archdeacon
Wright
Woman awarded damages over tack bite sausage bite
Mrs. Margaret Sampson of Wakefield Massachusetts won 2000 in the Superior Court against a Somerville snacking company after biting a tack while eating sausage and breaking a front tooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sampson
Wakefield
Somerville
Tragic Bronco Accident Claims Father and Son-in-Law
At Bloomington Indiana John Mullis and his son in law Isaac Fox died when a bronco they were driving kicked after the animal halted its dash the heels struck and crushed their skulls. Dr Doty health officer of the Port of New York says Staten Island is now practically free of mosquitoes after six years of eradication work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
John Mullis
Iis
Isaac Fox
Doty
Port of
New York
Staten Taland
Labor World Union Movements and Agreements
A French feather workers delegation tours American factories while Hebrew painters in Boston reform their old union. San Francisco Building Trades Council forms an athletic association. New York New Haven riders join the federated shop council. Pottery apprentices face an age unit rule. More carmen wear union buttons in Chicago. New Orleans longshoremen sign a two year contract with stevedores. St Paul Typographical Union plans a label exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair and invites Minneapolis to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
San Franceco
Cal
Building Trades Council
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Federated Council
National Brotherhood of Operative Pottery
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Paul Typographical Union
Minneapolia Union
With &T
Auckland Hosts Admiral Sperry Fleet Arrival
American Commander Admiral Sperry and his Atlantic fleet arrived in Auckland New Zealand welcomed by Prime Minister Sir Joseph Ward and Governor Lord Plunkett. Officials praised Roosevelt and Edward VII while Auckland Harbor was hailed as one of the Pacific’s finest with plans for a formal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Admiral Sperry
Joseph George Ward
Pacific
Honolulu
Queen Street
Dociinion
Joseph
Roosevelt
Sydney
Manila
Lord Plunkitt
King Edward
Strikers Fire On Non-Union Train Workers in Alabama Clash
A special Birmingham Mineral Road passenger train carrying non union miners was fired on at 2 am near Blocton Alabama. Three men were killed and eleven wounded, including two deputies. Several unionists were arrested as authorities vow vigorous steps to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Mineral Road
Alabama National Guard
Blocton
John T. Collins
Dent
Willard Uowell
A. C. Bryant
J. B. Cornett
E. B E. Cox
A. E. Cross
Major
IL. Dodge
Dr. C. Johnson
J. C. Martin
W. H. McAuly
A. J. Myer
M. A. Pearson
Robert Sigman
Jockey Bond-Wee Dies After Saratoga Fall
In Saratoga New York jockey Bond Wee was thrown from Rufus in the Beverwyck Steeplechase at the track. He was found unconscious and died at Saratoga Hospital several hours later. Rufus remounted after the accident and finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
J. Bond- Wee
Rufus
Bond. Wee
Boaudweo
Pythians Parade Draws 10000 in Boston March
Ten thousand Knights of Pythias in uniform, led by bands, marched through Boston. The parade included twenty five brigades from across the country and from Canada, a splendor of organization and pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Lodac
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Tve
Canada
Priest and Merchant Die in Ohio Auto Crash
Father Vahey of Cleve and importer C. W. Postman of Cleve were killed in a road collision near Sylvania Ohio. Investigations underway as authorities report the fatal accident occurred during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Vahey
C. W. Postman
Cleve
Sylvania
Ohiio
Jottings From the Sports Page and Regatta Notes
Jottings mention Mohawk II breaking down in a Saratoga race and Leander Coat Club and Belgian eight reaching the Henley final in England. Jack Gilday swam 1 hour 22 minutes for 5.5 miles through Hell Gate setting a record. Future plans include a Marblehead German American Sonderklasse yacht race and a Davis International Challenge Cup voyage to Australia with Beals Wright and Alexander as Americans.
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Leander Coat Club
Henley On Thames
England
Jack Gilday
Hell Gate
Sonderklasse
Marblehead
J. J. Unggln
Lexington
New York City
Elmendorf Farm
New York
Australia
Beals
Wright
Frederick B. Alexander
Larry Doyle
John James McGraw
Predicts an Airship Trip Across the Atlantic
Walter Wellman argues Count Zeppelin's long distance voyage proves airships practical for war and exploration. He predicts rapid development of aerial navies by Germany France Britain and the United States and envisions an America style airship crossing the Atlantic with future large ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Walter Wellman
Count Zeppelin
North Pole
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Zeppelin
Captain Baldwin
Conspectus on Lung Capacity as TB Diagnostic Test
Paris scientists report a potential early TB diagnosis method. Dr Bourelle measured thorax differences between inspiration and expiration across 1200 women and girls, finding normal differences exceed 2 1/3 inches while TB cases stay below 1 1/6 inches. He also measured 1000 soldiers, with differences from 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 inches. In TB patients, 98 percent showed differences not exceeding 1 1/6 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bourelle
Birds Slowly Increasing Audubon Society Efforts Saving New Orleans
The Louisiana coast census shows a substantial rise in seabirds after storms. Nineteen islands gifted as a bird reservation by federal and state governments to the Audubon Society hold 62 000 more birds this summer. Declines in snowy herons and Caspian terns noted. some species nearly extinct. The article also reports Pekin China asking Japan to restrict morphine imports and drug apparatus ahead of the Shanghai opium congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Audubon Society
Gulf Coast
Ion
Pekin
China
Japan
Shanghai
Zeppelin Airship Wreck Ends Endurance Flight
Count Zeppelin’s twenty four hour airship endurance attempt ends in disaster near Echterdingen as a gust tears the craft from moorings. Four engineers die and soldiers are injured while the airship burns. Zeppelin plans another vessel despite the tragedy.
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Echterdingen
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Count Zapnella
Lake Constance
Friedrichshafen
Alrehip
Count Zenpelin
Stuttgart
Yaquis Kill Thirteen Near Lamaz Mines in July
In Paso, Yaquis reportedly killed thirteen near the Lam pazas mine on July 24. Reports also flag a $7,000 fine against the Santa Fe Railway for rebates, and a failed assassination attempt by Socialist Joseph Landis in Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
Tex
Lampazas
Strike Hits Canadian Pacific Across Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway shop workers in Winnipeg and across the system walk out in a nationwide strike. About 12 000 men leave, with major suspensions in Montreal and Vancouver area facilities. Executive Committees coordinate the stoppage, marking a historic breadth for Canadian railway shop strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
Atlantic
Montreal
Winnipes
Fort William
Vancouver
Canada
Texas imposes yellow fever quarantine on Mexico
The State of Texas enacts a strict yellow fever quarantine against Mexico following a tour of the republic by Dr. J. J. Eaves of the State Health Department of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
Republic
J. J. Eaves
State Health Department of
Austin
Global Briefs Outline Turmoil and Advances Across Nations
Reports from Tegucigalpa Constantinople and Copenhagen describe diplomatic tussles over exequaturs dismissals in Honduras Pasha Kiam has formed a new cabinet in Constantinople while Zeppelin fund raising grows in Berlin Royal Bavarian Academy awards prize to Maurice Bloomfield for Orientalist work in Copenhagen London reports the Sultan urged to dismiss his harem after Young Turks pressured Adrianople envoy and Cape tycoon efforts to rebuild Hong Kong plans a typhoon shelter dredge project at 1.6 million dollars Rome mourns Marquis di Rudini death Tokyo notes ratifications of trade and copyright treaty London cites Mrs Guest rescuing her children from a near fire at Burley Hall Mile End officials convicted over petty grate installations in England and Donaueschingen fire devastates much of the ancient town with several deaths
Mercer County Clubs to Supply Oil for Dust Suppression
The Mercer County Automobile Club in Trenton voted to donate two carloads of oil for sprinkling roads to curb dust. State officials and local leaders welcomed the plan, hoping other clubs follow suit to improve conditions for farmers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Automobile Club
Trenton
Lnes
Etraight
Ita
Board of Freeholders
Frederick Gilkyson
Gilkvson
Eiftt
John B. Gill
State Association of Automobilists
Mercer County Club
Dixon dies at Hanover Neck after stroke in Morris County
Jonathan Dixon eighty three lived his life at the Dixon homestead on the Rockaway River in Hanover Township Morris County. His death follows a stroke of paralysis suffered recently at his home near Pine Brook. A notable grove beside the homestead has hosted a famous picnic for nearly a century. Archibald Herron, condemned for killing Rev Prichett, has been moved to the death house in Trenton to face electrocution in the week of September 7. Ethel Murray seven dies after choking on a five cent piece swallowed during coughing and dies during surgery at General Hospital Paterson.
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Jonathan Dixon
Hanover Neck
Pine Brook
Dixon
Rockaway River
Hanover Township
Morris County
Mr. Dixon
W Herron
Archibald Herron
Mr. Prichett
New Brunswick
Trenton
Ethel Murray
Paterson
General Hospital
German Machine Guns Halt Balloon Test at Augsburg
During a night training near Augsburg a machine gun corps fired on a target balloon sent aloft to test air defense. The balloon was brought down at the first valley, demonstrating the army’s ability to oppose opposing balloon corps.
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Berlin
Augsburg
Marietta Gunboat Dispatch and Powder Explosion Report
Telegraphic condensations describe the gunboat Marietta being dispatched to Cosha Hondas to protect Americans and London interests. George dynisdowe, a robber in the American market, failed to meet stock obligations in Huntington West Virginia. In Stafford Raleigh County a powder house exploded with 100 kegs of powder causing near total destruction of buildings.
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Washington, D, C
Marietta
Cosha
Hondas
London
George Dynisdowe
Stock Exchange
Thuntington
W. Va
Stafford
Raleigh County
France to Use Posters to Attract Recruits
Paris reports the vote on two years of military service frees men from the Prench regiments and robs reeenlistments. The Twelfth Dragoons at Pont a Monsson plans American style recruiting posters to highlight uniforms discipline and life in service.
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Paris
Twelfth Dragoons
Pont A Monsson
Political and civic notes span nations and projects
The report cites the Sultan of Turkey moving toward a constitution and parliamentary call, Washington talks on a national aerial society, Governor Hughes open to renomination, Portuguese chamber debates expelling religious orders, a $50 million emergency currency issue, Taft on judicial admin urgency, New York's Tower Building to be replaced, and criticism of US Army khaki purchases in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Hughes
Adi
Chamber of Deputies
Kingdom
Taft
Justfey
New York City
Record
American balloonist survives near suffocation at exhibit
Captain Lovelace of America had a narrow escape at the Franco British Exhibition. While climbing over the gas bag the cover gave way and he plunged into the balloon. An assistant rescued him just in time as he nearly suffocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lovelace
Sprinter R J Walker Breaks 100 Yard Record in Abergavenny
R J Walker of South Africa, Olympic 100 meters winner, shattered the world 100 yard record in Abergavenny England with a time of 9.25 seconds, beating Dan J Kelly's Spokane mark by one fifth of a second set June 23 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abergavenny
England
R. J. Walker
Dan J. Kelly
Spokane
Washington
Oklahoma primary results show sparse opposition for several incumbents
In Guthrie Oklahoma the primary yielded little opposition for United States Senator and several representatives. Figures for Thomas Gorge Demoncritt Dennis Trynn and Bird S McGuire indicate incumbents or candidates with minimal challenges amid a light election poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Okka
Oklahoma
Iight
United States Lemon
Thomas
Gorge Demoncritt
Dennis Trynn
United States
Bird S$. McGuire
Harbor works begin at Cold Spring Inlet site
The first pling for a harbor entrance at Cold Spring Inlet has been driven by contractors. Millville Physicians Association starts enforcing a statute limiting whisky prescriptions for bedridden patients. The Taylor Silt Manufacturing Company of Paterson made an assignment to creditors with liabilities about 80 000 dollars led by silk importers. Hammonton buyers ship tickleberries to Boston by the car load. David Kalt and Samuel Kinpkin of Atlantic City Gallers were badly burned when a gasoline explosion gutted Kalt’s shop. John P. Dullard, president of the Local Tax Board in Trenton, resigned as head of the local board after state taxation. Arthur T. Ball, seeking health, disappeared from the board walk and shot himself at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Spring Inlet
Millville Physicians’ Association
Taylor Silt Manufacturing Company
Paterson
Hammonton
Boston
David Kalt
Samuel Kinpkin
Atlantic City
Kaltis
John P. Dullard
Trenton
Arthur T. Ball
Prohibition Leader Predicts Record Fall Vote
The Prohibition National Committee chairman says the party will poll a record vote this fall. He claims prohibition territory has grown from 20,000,000 in 1904 to 40,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Prohibition National Committee
Prohibition Party
Major Loefiter Marks Fifty Years of White House Service
Major Charles D. A. Loefiter, a White House doorkeeper, celebrates fifty years of continuous service to the Government. The milestone marks an unusually long tenure at the nation's executive residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. A. Loefiter
White House
Sheriff Bradley Faces Removal Over Saratoga Gambling Charges
Governor Hughes serves charges against Sheriff John Bradley Jr of Saratoga County for neglect of duty in suppressing race track gambling at Saratoga. The Anti Race Track Gambling Campaign Committee filed the case, seeking his removal and an executive chamber appearance in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Hughes
Saratoga Springs
John Bradley, Jr
Saratoga County
Ben Smith
Whc
Walter Laidlaw
New York
Bradley
Albany
Sherif Bradley, Jr
Saratoga Association
Fatal race on bridge ends in train tragedy near Indianapolis
Two teenagers Hubert Staley aged 17 and Toho Weston aged 19 attempted a frantic race across a Monon Railroad bridge over the White River seven miles from Indianapolis. Neither survived the 200 foot span as a passenger train struck them. A witness, Herbert Jenkins aged 18, reached safety and then fled down the embankment as the train passed, witnessing his companions' deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
White River
Hubert Staley
Toho Weston
Monon
Herbert Jenkins
Jenkins
Adulterated Celery Seed With Rock Dust Found
The Bureau of Chemistry reports a celery seed sample sold for planting contained about forty percent powdered rock. The adulteration was difficult for buyers to detect. The same lab shows how microscopy can identify flowers used to produce honey and verify its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Chemistry
Explosion kills eight at York rolling mill
Eight men died and about twenty were injured when a boiler exploded at the York Rolling Mill in York Pennsylvania. The mill, shut for a week, housed two dozen workers repairing an engine. The blast demolished a large portion of the facility and trapped workers unable to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Holler
Fourteen Climbers Die in Alpine Fatalities Surge
A record Alpine death toll this year reports fourteen climbers killed in July with two seriously wounded as mountaineering hazards rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Four Die and Eight Hurt in Ontario Trolley Collision
Four persons were killed and eight seriously injured in a rear end crash on the Chatham Wallaceburg and Lake Erie Electric Railway on the Clintchio Beach line near London Ontario. The deceased include William Broomhead a Detroit musician and William Donovan son of Daniel Donovan. James Pleasance and Michael Pleasance, sons of John Pleasance proprietor of the Rankin House at Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Chatham, Wallaceburg and Lake Erie
William Broomhead
Detroit
Willian Donovan
Danial Donovan
James Pleasance
Michael Pleasance
John Pleasance
Rankin House
Chatham
High society fads and notable matches headline London society
High diving gains favor among London society women. Margaret Hogan, Bar nard student in New York, is blind but attends lectures. Over three hundred women physicians attend the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago. Margarita Drexel of Philadelphia draws gossip in London. Mrs K R Otts drives 200 miles in 6 hours 10 minutes from Cleveland to Buffalo. Justice Erlanger in New York overturns a divorce decree to allow a final separation suit. Mrs Ronalds, confidante of Queen Alexandra, visits America after twenty years. Pauline Kohlsaat weds Potter Palmer in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londo
Margaret Hogan
Barnard
New York City
American Medical Association
Chicago
Magharita Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
London
K. R. Otts
Cleveland
Buffalo
Justice Erlanger
South Dakota
Trenry Griffiths
Ronalds
Queen Alexandra
America
Pauline Kohlsaat
H. H. Kohlsaat
Potter Palmer
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Pillsbury Mills
Mills
Ward
Reachea
Migare
Bronco
Admiral Sperery
Sanya
Atlaatic
Rich
Alabama
J. Bondwee
Saratoga Hospital
John Saoford
Aly
Wok
Ketten
The
New York World
Baldwin
Inventor
Eechterdingen
Anchor
Santa Fe
8. H. Bethea
United States District Court
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
United States Bugar and Land Company
Garden City
Kaw
Joseph Landis
Congress
William Bach
Landis
I. L. Howie
Richard L. Hoxie
Corps of Engineers
Baltimore
Oyster Bay
Samuuel Rowlands
Middle Ground
Whitehead Point
Elizabeth
N. J
Jenkins Rubber Works
Magnolia Avenue
Division Street
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Fred Mes Leod
Onwentsia Country Club
Lake Forest
San Francisco
Presidio
Cinderella
I. Silverman
Conn
Keney Memorial
Main Street
CABLE
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Culba
State Department of Washington
Fund For Zeppelin
Society For the Study of Airships
Copenhagen
Maurice Bloomfield
Johns Hopking University
Royal Bavarian Academy of Sciences
Swltan
Thea Times
Sofia
Turkey
Adrianople
Hong Kong
Marquis di Rudini
Rome
Italy
Maraquis al Rudini
Interior
Tokyo
Peter Augustus Jay
General Turaucl
Frederick Guest
Amy Phipps
Burley Hall
Oakman
Mile End Parish
Bngland
Ancient Town District
Donaueschingen
Baden
Connell
Andrew L. Boylan
Belleville
Iquor
William Connelly
William Street
Thomas Brady
Connelly
Boylan
Richard V. Lindabury
Bernardaville
Lackawanna Railroad
Passaic and
Delaware
Far Hills
Millington
Lindabury
State Railroad Commission
Horself
Fred Davis
First National Hawk
Belmar
Chester
Belmat
Davison
Robert Davison
Tenth Avenue
Lester Voorhees
John C. Voorheés
French Street
Rae Leighton
Freehold
Harvey Brown Voorhees
Voorhees
Walker
McGuire
Mase
Saratoga Track
Governors
Lal
Clintchiilye Beach
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