Boy Sporer Braves Niagara Whirlpool and Dies
An eighteen year old from Niagara Falls New York died after a gallant swim toward the whirlpool rapids between the lower bridges and the pool. He and three companions entered the river at Match of the Mist landing and he pressed downstream fighting the swift current until exhausted. Despite reemerging several times, he sank about 390 yards from the clint wave near the old battery elevator, with rivermen awaiting to salvage the body.
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Niagara Falle
N. Y
Sporer
Captain Webb
Dream makes 2m murderer Chicago widow killed at home
Gustave Herring fifty four years old killed his wife and died by his own hand at 2188 North Francisco avenue in Chicago Wi Awakening from a nightmare he believed a dream phantom directed the act His son twenty four years old tried to disarm him after the shooting He mortally wounded himself and Herring also aimed at his sixteen year old daughter who slept beside her mother The son interfered Herring had shown mental derangement for two years and the family humored him until the tragedy
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Chicago
Gustave Herring
North Francisco Avenue
Herring
Reforming judge dies by his own hand in Wellesley
Chas E Washburn, 58, a six judge and former town official, shot himself at home in Wellesley Mass He drew up the town by laws and served as trial justice He led the Omnibus Society aiming to end poverty and promote a national social economy His son drowned skating at Leko Waban three years ago and Washburn had long participated in civic affairs and education leadership at Needham Wrentham and Wellesley high schools.
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Wellesley
Mass
Chase
Washburn
Leko Waban
Cornell
Needham
Wrentham
Wabbbdurn
Omnibus Society
Money poisons GML cashier in New Brunswick case
In New Brunswick New Jersey Miss White a store cashier suffered a facial rash the doctor links to handling money daily He warns cashiers to avoid resting chin on hands while counting banknotes noting poisonous matter may be present on bills and could cause the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Taat Btta White
Misa White
Lake Como Dam Break Disappears Hokah Village
Residents awoke to find Beautiful Lake Como vanished with the sandy bottom exposed after a 300 foot long dam at the lake’s foot failed, flooding the area and leaving the settlement in alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Hokah
Mion
la Crosse
Five Hyde Children Killed in Missouri Train Wreck
Five children of farmer A Hy Hyde were killed when their wagon was struck by a St Louis and San Francisco train while traveling to church near Frisbee Station Missouri. The accident occurred as the wagon was hit by the train, ending the family outing abruptly.
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Trail
Frisbee Station
A. Hy Hyde
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baseball Causes May's Death in Chicago Game Accident
Fourteen year old Benson Smith was killed when a pitched baseball struck his right ear during a game in Chicago. He was catcher and turned away from the pitcher Martin Batley as he left the plate. The ball struck him, and he died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Chicago
Benson Smith
Leavo Bla
Martin Batley
American Millionaire Ned Marshal Killed in Monte Carlo
Ned Marshal, described as an American millionaire, was killed by a hospital guard in Monte Carlo where the guard then escaped. The report frames the incident as a fatal shooting during a disturbance at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Italy
Ned Marshal
Shooter Fatally Wounds Woman in Street Altercation
Harry Biisa of Portsmouth Ohio age eighteen shot Miss Minnie Clarke age seventeen at a crowded street corner enraged over a jilting. Bliss drew a revolver and fatally wounded her firing a bullet through the back into the right lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Biisa
Portsmouth
Ohio
Minnie Clarke
Antos Killed Fifty-One in Chicago Police Area
A fragment notes fifty-one fatalities in Chicago within the police limit during the first seven months of the year. It also mentions automobiles causing additional deaths and injuries, with the figure fifty-one and a hundred eight in the fragment. The text is garbled but centers on early year fatality and injury counts in Chicago related to automobile incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antos
Chicago
Pere Sons
Reading witchcraft claim kills six infants in Reading
Coroner Strasser probes six infant deaths linked to alleged witch doctors amid summer complaint discussions. He cites middle class parents hiring powwow practices, hex verses and charms, urging DA investigation into illegal local hex doctors and the ritual treatments blamed for the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Strasser
Guillotine Revisited in Paris as Execution Revealed
Paris witnesses the 15 second execution of Duchemin at La Santé. Deibler’s team, with 1200 troops on duty, erects the guillotine at dawn in a secluded setting yet central to the prison. The condemned man, veiled and bareheaded, is led to the device and dies swiftly as reporters describe a chilling spectacle that feels like stagecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duchemin
Roquette
Prison de la Sante
Arago
Sante Street
Deibler
Justice
Prigon
Souvenir Found in White House Tennis Court Excavation
Night crews labor in three shifts on the White House executive offices addition. While excavating the old tennis court, a worker uncovered a clay buried tennis ball four to five inches deep and pocketed it, quipping that Theodore Roosevelt drove it underground.
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White House
Washington, D. C
Theodore
National Game Notes on Spitball, Trades and Injuries
The period reports widespread use of the spitball being banned yet again. Salloc of the Cardinals is noted as an iron man pitcher. New York Americans sell McConnell to Rochester. Dovey bans morning sea water bathing by Boston players. Ned Hanlon in talks for Boston investment. Bresnahan may miss season due to right shoulder tear. Honus Wagner limited in rest of season. Pirates may struggle to stop Cubs from passing. Top outfielders noted include Ray Demmitt of the Highlanders and Dodo Birmingham and Bill Hinchman of the Naps. Fred Clarke appears in best shape for peak work this season.
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Salloc
Cardinals
New York Americans
McConnell
Rochester Club
Dovey
Boston
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Boston Ub
Roger Bresnahan
St Hang Wagner
Pittsburgs
Cubs
Ray Demmitt
Highlanders
Dodo
Birmingham
Bill Hinchman
Naps
Fred Clarke
Calderon Named Foreign Minister in Gonzalez Valencia Cabinet
In Bogota, Colombia, Carlos Calderon assumed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as the new Gonzalez Valencia administration formed its cabinet. Earlier reports had indicated Marco Fidel Suarez would hold the post.
Dreadnoughts for Chile A Naval Council Recommendation
The Naval Council at Valparaiso Chile recommends building two Dreadnought type warships. The proposal outlines construction plans and strategic aims for Chilean naval power against regional rivals.
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Chile
Naval Council
Valparaigo
Vision of Future Europe as Monarchs Fall
Colonel John Sobieski warned at Evanston during the Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua Assembly that crowns will disappear within ten years. He predicted Europe will replace monarchs with leaders guided by principles akin to Washington Lincoln and Jefferson, ushering liberty peace and fraternity.
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Chicago
Lincoln Temperance Chautauqua Assembly
Evanston
John Sobieski
Europe
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Labor and labor unions in early 1909 news update
The Labor World reports on non union start ups at Sheer Mills Youngstown Ohio. Waco granite cutters win raise from 3.35 to 3.60. Charles H Wirmel named Ohio labor commissioner. Netherlands federation grows to 27 unions with 0671 million members. Michigan caps work at nine hours daily for women and minors. Texas passes 14 pro labor laws. 8000 miners at Pittsburgh resume work after conference outcome. UMW president Lewis visits anthracite districts to rally organizers.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Sheet and Tube Company
Waco
Texas
Charles H. Wirmel
Cincinnati Stationary Engineers’ Union
Netherlands Federation of Trade Unions
Michgan
Pittsburg
Kan
T. A. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Eld
Milton Del Turned by Fire Routs Most Buildings
Milton Delaware turned nearly wiped out by fire leaving only twelve of 170 buildings standing. Other items include Rear Admiral Judal Thomson dead in Providence Hospital after illness at age sixty seven in Seattle. General Funston buys a farm near Alameda County California for retirement home. $150000 fire at Washington Park Camden New Jersey destroys fifteen buildings with panic among picnickers but no injuries.
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Milton
Del
Dover
Here
Thomson Nenad
Seattle
Judat Thomson
Providence Hospital
Camden
N. J
Washington Park
Mixed world briefs on royal, political, and aviation news
London battles over a royal marriage impeded by Queen Margherita opposition as Americans join King Edward's social circle. Abyssinia succession regency shifts to Nas Tesama amid King Menelik's frail health. Tokyo cites travel limits on Hudson Fulton's celebration. Parkhurst to tour the United States delivering speeches. Beijing awaits Japan on Manchuria negotiations. Sweden reports large strikes shrinking to 285 762 workers back at work. Constantinople to issue stronger Greece note over Crete. Paris fears tariff end with US likely to spark a tariff war. Bolivia swears in Villazon as president. Venezuela proclaims Gomez as provisional leader. White and wife hosted by German emperor. Leopold to sell royal paintings next November. Berlin appoints von Huxingen as war minister. Paris announces a $5000 aviation distance prize.
Land Suits Against Government Reach 20 Million
Government pursues 20 million in land recovery suits with 141 special agents, 332 now investigating fraud. From 756,341 acres unlawfully fenced to 430,096 dollars in coal and timber trespass fines, and 101 verdicts in timber cases. Fifty six Alaska coal entries lapsed. 3184 unpatented entries canceled.
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Washington, D. C
General Land Office
Sam
Alaska
Department of Justice
Sust
Geological Survey
Storekeeper kills burglar in his New Jersey shop
Isaac Haines, a Woodbury storekeeper at Clarksboro, shot and killed a burglar who broke into his general store at night. A companion escaped. Haines, already robbed several times, acted on impulse after seeing the intruder reach for a weapon in his hip pocket.
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Woodbury
N. J
Isaac Haines
Clarksboro
Haines
Hanes
Atlantic City Wins next G A R Encampment Site
The forty third national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic ended with an Oreworks display on Ensign Peak near Salt Lake City Utah. Atlantic City was chosen over St Louis by 307 to 233 to host the next encampment. Commander in Chief Van Sant and officers were installed. Mrs Fannie W P Harden of Denver was named senior vice president and Mrs Jennie L Jones of Salt Lake City junior vice president.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
Ensign Peak
Atlantic City
St. Louuis
van Sant
Minnesota
Woman's Relief Corps
Fannie W. PD. Harden
Denver
Jennie L. Jones
Prayer Reveals Drowning Tragedy In Ohio River Play
An Ashtabula mother overhears her nine year old praying that God forgive him for being with Sammy Webster when he drowned after falling into a river during a play with other boys. Rescuers found Sammy’s body the next day.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sammy
Sammy Webster
Noted Contractor Blundon Found Dead by Railroad Tracks
Joseph A Blundon a prominent Washington contractor aged sixty one was found mangled beside the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Riversdale Maryland a suburb under his supervision the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was rebuilt after the Johnstown flood in 1889
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Joseph A. Blindon
Washington
D. C
Joseph A. Blundon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Riverdale
Mr. Blundon
Johnstown
The Word't Sport and Major League Scouting Trends
The article notes rising use of scouts by major league clubs to find talent. It reports New Haven defeating Bryn Mawr 74 to 3 in polo to win the junior championship, and Ned han winning at Narragansett Pier in the National senior polo contest. It mentions public interest in Ketchel versus Johnson and plans to enlarge Fairmont A C arena seating for Ketchel Langford bout. Also discusses weather favorable for Pacific Coast players and the tennis doubles challenge results of Pell, Grant versus McLoughlin Jones.
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New Haven
Bryn Mawr
Narragansett Pier
BR. 1
Nedhan
Jeff Johnson
Ketchel
Fairmont A. C
New York
Stanley Ketchel
Sam Langford
May Sutton
Pacife
T. R. Pell
Wyle C. Grant
M. F. McLough
Min
George Jones
California
Thaw Back to Matteawan Asylum by Judge Mills
Supreme Court Justice Isaac N. Mills rules Harry K. Thaw must return to Matteawan Asylum, dismissing the writ of habeas corpus. He finds Thaw still insane and dangerous, with an anomalous order suggesting limited privileges, while Evelyn Nesbit Thaw gains potential divorce grounds. The 7000 word decision emphasizes Thaw's chronic delusive insanity and persistent paranoia, though mentions sympathy for his mother Mary Copley Thaw.
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White Plains
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Mills
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Justee Mills
Justee Mmills
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Thaw
Mills
Matteawan
Jerome
Stanford White
Chaw
Mi Lls
Harry x. Thaw
Nesbit
White
Miss Nesbit
Harry Khaw
Mary Copley Thaw
Carlyton Army
Morehauser
Trains Meet Head On Killing Eight and Wounding Fifty
A head on collision on the Denver and Rio Grande north of Colorado Springs killed eight and injured about fifty as two trains telescoped on a curve. Over 400 passengers were aboard as crews and passengers aided the injured and surgeons rushed to nearby hospitals.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Denver and
Rio Grande
Husted
Frank M. Frederick
St. Loui
C. 8. Brown
Jerrico Springs
J. A. Gossage
B. F. Larkins
J. K. Parker
Denver
J. R. Parker
Chicago
Andrew Jacobson
Old Ham
G. D
Elmer Jokisch
Virginia Falla
J. I. Frank
NeePherson
Kan
F. J. Sediack
Axtell
Neb
O. C. Skinner
Topeka
F.C
Annebille
Des Moines
Iowa
John Reinhart
Carson
Towa
Black Hand Strikes Lockport Orchard Threats
In Lockport New York over 125 three year old trees in Joseph Rotundo’s orchard were felled amid threats from the Black Hand. Rotundo an affluent hotel keeper faced extortion attempts beginning in October demanding 95000. A decoy package led to a shootout with Vince Galliano who was wounded and later imprisoned. In April another demand of 3000 arrived followed by a night time bullet through Rotundo’s room on August 7 after he ignored the plea.
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Lockport
N. Y
Joseph Rotundo
Rotundo
Black Hand
Vince Galliano
Killed as Auto Leaps Bank Near Belle Isle
William N Dodd retired school teacher of 109 Waverly Avenue was killed when the automobile he rode in skidded over a twenty foot embankment at Belle Isle about two miles west of the city. His son Dallas Dodd was injured, two ribs broken. Theodore Clarke and Herman Tamkin of the City Engineers Department escaped unhurt. The car was being turned from a canal bridge after a heavy rain. Dodd and his wife were taken to the Hospital of the Good Shepherd where he died minutes after arrival.
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William H. Dodd
Waverly Avenue
Belle Isle
Tve
Dallas Dodd
Theodore Clarke
Herman Tamkin
City Engiineer
Dodd
Russia's bid on Sungari trade to be settled in Harbin
Pekin reports negotiations will draw up navigation regulations for the Sungari to fit local Russian needs. The Amur trade talks will proceed separately.
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Pekin
China
Sungari River
Harbin
Manchuria
Russia
Amur
Mrs Thaw Raises 100000 In Lyndhurst Property Sale
Mrs Thaw proved she would continue the fight for her son by disposing of part of the Lyndhurst front lawn to W W Wilock for cash near 100000 dollars. She had recently borrowed 100000 on Lyndhurst, underscoring the family financial maneuver in Pittsburg.
Victory for local option in Columbus from state Supreme Court
State Supreme Court refused to declare valid the local option Mannor law. The test came on a petition by Thomas Jelico of Charleston seeking an injunction to stop Charleston County officials from holding the liquor election on August 7.
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Columbus
S. C
State Supreme Court
Thomas Jelico
Charleston
Explosion kills man in Woodvale storehouse blast
In Wilmington area a man named G Camerdai was killed when 150 pounds of blasting powder exploded in a Woodvale storehouse linked to a nearby quarry. He entered the storehouse while smoking. a spark ignited the powder. A fellow worker about 1000 feet away was unharmed. Roth Ryan, a boy, was seriously hurt.
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Wilmington
Del
G. Camerdai
Witl A
Woodvale
Hoe
Roth Ryan
Congressional Commission Sail to Visit Foreign Countries
Congressional members of the National Waterway Commission led by Senator Burton left Washington for a European inspection tour. They sailed from New York on the Micron Prinzess to visit canals and rivers around Berlin Dresden Prague Vienna Budapest Belgrade and Munich, spending several weeks examining waterways.
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Washington, D. C
Congressiona
National Waterway? Commission
Burton
New York City
Ceellic
Berlin
Dresden
Prague
Vienna
Budapest
Helgrade
Munich
Taft orders census officials barred from political activity
President Taft in Beverly Massachusetts issued an order to Secretary Nagel to discharge any census supervisors or enumerators who take part in politics during their terms of office.
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Ne Politica
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Nagel
Chicago Woman Slays Three Children Then Kills Self
Marie Handzel, a Chicago mother, killed her three young children by gas in the bathroom after washing and dressing them. She then committed suicide by inhaling gas. Handzel had been ill for months and left four other children aged six to sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marie Handgel
Social news and legal notices from a crowded New York era
Mrs. Ashcroft plans to recover a cottage once used by Mark Twain. Twenty two women, sixteen winners in Pennsylvania contests, visit Bermuda. Rivalry for social readership expands into suffrage politics with Belmont and Mackay opening New York headquarters. Mrs. Lulu F. Bryan Rambaud gets a divorce interlocutory from Dr. George G. Rambaud of New York. Magistrate House endorses whipping posts for wife beaters after fifty cases in one day. Aeronaut A Holland Forbes pledges to take Mrs. Longworth aloft. Mrs. Laura Lebels of Brooklyn is mauled by a dog while aiding its mistreated mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Beremuda
O. H. P. Belmont
Clarence Mackay
New Yorkity
Lulu F. Bryan Rambaud
George.g. Rambaud
Pasteur
New York City
Southern New Jersey farmers ship record freight in July
Large perishable freight moved from South Jersey by rail, totaling 3909 cars valued at 1.178 million in 1908 and rising over 1907. Potatoes and tomatoes accounted for over three thousand cars, with other loads including apples, berries, clams, fish, peppers, poultry, and mixed shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jersey
New Jersey
New England
Middle West
Canada
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Pennsylvania Mailroad
Jersey City
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burglars in Carriage Plague Merchantville Area
Police search for a closed carriage believed to carry two burglars blamed for two break ins near Merchantville. William Holmes home at the southwestern edge was robbed of silverware and George Cook’s house at Colestown was broken into. They took Cook’s best suit, swapped it with an old one in the yard. a closed carriage was sighted at both scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchantville
William Holmes
George Cook
Colestown
Cook
Crook Turns Confessor Writes From South
A Newark or Trenton era item describes Jesse White of Trenton receiving a letter and $6 from a signer calling himself A Former Crook who confesses to robbing White of $5 five years earlier. White recalls nothing and guesses the writer’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse White
Trenton
White
South
Baby Killed in Fall From Bed at Fresh Air Home
An eight month old inmate of the Christian Endeavor Fresh Air Home, Harriet Voorhees, died at Rose land after falling between her cot and the wall and being smothered. Local authorities report the accidental tragedy occurred in the sleeping room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Voorhees
Christian Endeavor Fresh Air Home
Roseland
Inventor Hiram Maxim Demonstrates Noiseless Cannon
Hiram Percy Maxim announced the invention of a noiseless large bore gun and plans to demonstrate it in Europe after preparing for tests in Hartford Connecticut. His patents cover Japan and European nations. In Rye New York, William Sutherland drowned after feigning danger in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Percy Maxim
Europe
Hartford
Conn
Japan
European
William Sutherland
Rye
Crop Conditions Rise Above Last Year And Ten Year Average
The 1909 August 1 crop report shows U S conditions slightly above 1908 and above the ten year average, with 1.6 percent more cultivated area. Winter and spring wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax, and grapes improved. tobacco and sweet potatoes above average but below last year. Cotton, rice, hay, bulk wheat, and apples lag both last year and the average. Cranberry crop expected to exceed last year. salmon pack down in Bristol Bay. cotton goods prices edged up. tomatoes shipped in large quantities from New Jersey. Jersey peaches in strong first crop. railway earnings improving. harvest money flowing to New York. signs point to prolonged prosperity and labor scarcity rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afik
Aly Deans
Marcie
Oo Eipteres
Witte Kidney
Newsecree
Pacific Coast
Jersey
Long Island
Egcumbers
Lee Vyne
Lima Bea Basket
Eouen F
Vries Eee
Report of Statistics Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
United States
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Crazy Man Killa
Reformer A
Judge Washburn
GML
Lake
Lazarus
Christ
Funston
Leavenworth
Frederick W. Funston
Highlands
Alameda County
Natute Pant
Bureau of Navigton
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Stanford
J. C. Engleman
Queen and Crescent
King’s Mountain
Lewes
George Chase
Theodore Salmons
Uncle Tom
Lexington
Mason County
Haartrict Beecher Stowe
Cal
J. Dalzell Brown
California Rate Deposit and Trust Company
San Quentin
Mire
Ome
Hancock
Mich
Edward Dionne
Dionne
Edward Dionne, Jr
Lee Dionne
Racine
CABLE
Miss Elkins
London
King Edward
Queen Margheria
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Miss Atherine Elkins
Abyssinia
Addis Abeba
Menelk
Nas Tesama
Lidi Jeassu
Fulton
Tokio
Saito
Marine
Tanan
Hudson-Fulton
Parkhurst
Anlung-Mukden
Mukden
Stockholm
Sweden
Turkey
Constantinople
Porte
Greece
Crete
France
Bolivia
la Paz
Ellidors Villazon
Republic of Bolivia
Ismail Montes
Gomez
Caracas
Venezuela
Ambassador White
Henry White
Mrs. White
Emperor Wiliam
Wilhelmshohe
Leopold
Brussels
Royal Genesy
von Hhxingen
Second Army Corps
Prusahia
William
Bradl
Wills Burglan
New Jersey Seashore
Judge
Thaw Bagk
Mrs. Thaw
Tastica
Husted, Col
Black Hand Ruins
Auto
William N. Dodd
South Carolina Supreme Court
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Saile
Ralph W. Ashcroft
Mark Twain
Temperance Miller
South Burlington
Temperance
Sel
Miller Castle
Little Lake
Newfoundland
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Wale Broughton
Hackensack
Conney
Anna E. Dorr
Ocean City
Court of Chancery
George L. Derr
Raymond Leigh
Abraham Leigh
Burlington
Bayonne Board of Health
Frank ‘8. Watson
Salem
Buford
Philippines
Third
United States Infantry
Passaic
Frank Burkman
McLean Street
Smith
Marshal Diggs
Miilville
Bristol Bay
Xkee
Wall Street
Maiden Jane
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