Soothe River Tragedy In Ontario Train Wreck
A Canadian Pacific No. 7 passenger train on the Soo Branch derailed west of Sudbury Ontario plunging a second class car and a sleeper into the Spanish River. Forty to seventy five dead and many injured as wreckage burned with rescuers rushing to the scene and divers sent to recover victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bay
Ontario
Canadian Pacific
Soo
Spanish River
Sudhary
Sudbury
Hognital
Thomas Parrish
St. Paul
Minn
George P. Dier
Boissevaen
Mike Nicola
Max
N. D
Lt. McDonald
Minneapolis
E. Mansfield
Montreal
Lyy D. M. Bradle
Iel Bullard
A. Odesman
Rway
W. J.beil
Spanish River Pulper Company
Joseph Deeluch
Erin River
Mich
J. H. Wade
R. Russell
Hamilton
Sault Ste. Marie
Gutulius
Nude
Four masked robbers loot Missouri Pacific express car
Four masked men halted a Kansas City to St. Louis Missouri Pacific train near Glencoe Eureka outside St. Louis. They rammed logs on the track and used a red lantern to stop the engine, binding the engineer and fireman. They stole between 10 000 and 20 000 dollars from the express and mail cars and fled on horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Glencoe
Eureka
Gold and Silver Output 1909 U S Mines Report
Dr Andrew, director of the Mint, announces 1909 gold production valued at 99 232 200 and silver output at 63 849 000 fine ounces, with silver up 1 408 200 ounces from 1908. He notes 1908 gold output at 94 560 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
D. C
Andrew
United States
Mrs Bradley Dies by Her Own Action in St Louis
Louise M. Bradley wife of St Louis Post Dispatch writer B E Bradley committed death by own action by shooting herself through the heart after months of melancholy. She lived with her husband and three children at 4474 Washington Boulevard and sought a boarding house room prior to the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louise M. Bradley
B. E. Bradley
Post-Dispatch
Bradley
Washington Boulevard
Bank President Edward Judson Dies Suddenly
Edward B. Judson president of the First National Bank of Syracuse Nevada died suddenly of pneumonia after dropping Lieutenant Governor Horace White from the bank board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Judson
First National Bank
Syracuse
Horace White
Governor Warns Life Insurance Leaders on Bribery in Washington
In Washington Governor Hughes warned the Association of Life Insurance Presidents against bribery attempts aimed at influencing legislative action on policyholder interests. The remarks stressed integrity and the dangers of corrupt practices in policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Life Insurance
Washington, D.C
Hughes
Taft urges state uniformity over federal life insurance law
President Taft told the Association of Life Insurance Presidents that a federal law is unlikely. He urged uniform state legislation and modeled laws from the District of Columbia to guide Congress. Taft noted a recent life insurance investigation spurred needed reforms and acknowledged public demands for decisive action. Governors and about 200 insurance leaders attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Association of Life Insurance _Presi+dents
United States
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Congress
Acientific Commission
Murderer Corbett Confession Echoed in Rhode Island Court
Mrs. Ethel Rose testified in Providence that Joseph P. Corbett confessed to killing Charles Randall, Paymaster at Glenlyon Dye Works, during an attempted $5000 hold up. She said the confession followed a highway robbery tale told to overshadow her husband’s prior crime. Several Boston paper plant workers placed Corbett in Boston on the murder day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rij
Ethel Rose
New York
Joseph P. Corbett
Charles .E Randall
Glenlyon
Here
Corbett
Boston
Dressmakers Plead Guilty in Sleeper Trunk Smuggling
Eight dressmakers indicted for a sleeper trunk millinery smuggling scheme pleaded guilty before Judge Hough in the United States Circuit Court. Fines totaling 10,900 were imposed. Defendants include Ella McNamara 2500 Annie E Conlin 750 Teresa Hon Nor 1500 Annie L McBirnie 2000 Augusta Wickstrum 2000 Mary Kenny 500 Allen McEvery 1000 Katherine O Connell 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Annie L. McBirnie
Augusta Wickstrum
Mary Kenny
Allen McEvery
Katherine O'Connell
Impure Milk Blamed for Fatal Infant Deaths
Dr Joel Goldthwaite testifies at a State House hearing on a bill for better milk reporting that 6 to 7 percent of the population is being destroyed by impure milk. He warns infant mortality remains critical as the ratio of children to adults declines from 185 to 100 centuries ago to 86 to 100 now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Joel Goldthwaite
State House Upor
Monoplane Crash at Oran Sees Pilot Escape Burn Injuries
A monoplane collided with telegraph wires at Oran Algeria and the gasoline line was severed. The aircraft burst into flames and crashed but the aviator escaped with minor burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Algeria
Cost 103 250 to Lose Boston Mayor Campaign
Boston mayoral candidate James J. Storrow reported campaign expenses of 103,250 dollars in his sworn statement. The figure reflects the cost of his unsuccessful bid in the recent city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James J. Storrow
Jottinga About Sports From Early 1910 Notes
A rundown of collegiate and amateur sports mentions players and teams such as A G Mellick leading Princeton cross country in 1910 and Ira Davenport of the University of Chicago as the fastest quarter mile. The Aero Club of France challenges the Aero Club of America for balloon and airplane cups. Purdue and Indiana football see player losses. M J Finn buys stake in Waterbury Baseball Club. Cuban Athletic Club defeats Tulane University in Havana. Ballard pays 5000 for black gored items at Madison Square Garden poultry show. Harvard eyes Intercollegiate Athletic Association membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Davenport
University of Chicago
Aerg’ Club
France
Aero Club of America
Profesenallam
Pudue
Indiana
M. J. Finn
Little Rock
Ark
Waterbury
Governors Address Cost of Living Across States
Governors from Ohio Missouri Connecticut North Carolina New Mexico and other states discuss rising living costs and causes. They cite commissions tariff combinations and agricultural factors while noting regional variations and political blame. A nationwide dialogue includes lawmakers and unions weighing the Beef Trust and price pressures on households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Harmon
Ohio
Hadley
Missouri
Narman
Weeks
Connecticut
Ansel
South Carolina
North
Curry
New Mexico
Southwest
Kitchin
Carolina
Cromer
Alabama
Meat Boycott Sparks Statewide Price Pressure
A Columbus resolution urges a sixty day meat abstention to cut living costs, with farmers and rural areas noting toll changes from grain mills. Cleveland reports a two cent meat price cut as workers join a growing movement across Ohio seeking broad abstention before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Fidrick
Williams
High Price Committee
Ohile
President Taft Proclaims Minimum Tariff Nations
President Taft issues a proclamation under the new tariff law declaring that Italy Great Britain Russia Spain Turkey and Switzerland are entitled to minimum rates. Italy is noted as the most important European country due to exports to the United States exceeding those of the others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington, D. C
Italy
Great Britain
Russia
Spain
Turkey
Switzerland
Europe
United States
Taft to Visit Alaska in Spring
A collection of telegrams notes President Taft plans a late spring trip to Alaska. Other items mention King Peter of Servin seeking American brides for his sons, a Bar banquet plea to cleanse New York papers, and various political and social curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Alaska
Peter’ of
Servin
Gaynor
New York City
Ancakr
Frederick A. Cook
Koch
Germany
New York
Gary
Montana
Washington
Sabath
Nols
Hounds Run in Packs Like Wolves In New Hampshire
Game Commissioner Nathaniel Wentworth reports hounds have driven deer from central Hills borough including Temple Mountain and Mount Monadnock. Wentworth, back from Rindge, says two men faced charges after four of their six hounds were captured near Oil Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Mountains
Washua
N. H
Hillsborough
Temple Mountain
Mount Monadnock
Nathaniel Wentworth
Wentworth
Rindge
Labor unions and international drives spread across nations
Workers in Hungary and Canada vote for international officers as unions push for new temples in Fargo and New York explores a world union for typists and stenographers. Maine machinists seek a 20 percent wage rise by next May while Congress tests a labor town program in the District of Columbia. The federation’s executive board sets the first state convention for February in Yon, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunrary
Ats
United States
Canada
Fargo
N. D
Utica
N. Y
International Transport Workers’ Federation
Copenhagen
Denmark
New York
New England
District of Columbia
Congress
Federation of State
Atyon
Mass
Four Story Factory Fire Tragedy in Philadelphia
Fire in a shirt waist factory on Chancellor Street caused a rush to exits as workers leapt from four stories. Rescue nets and a fire rope saved several, but at least five people died and many were injured. Eyewitnesses recall chaos as workers ignored the fire escapes amid shrieks and flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chancellor
Joseph Chachkin
Moris Pesson
Clara Swartz
Till
Ida Greenberg
Rebecca Khufman
Elizaa ,Chachkin
Rebecca
Philip Peklog
Fie
Old St. Paul's
Draphar Howell
Chancellor Street
Sugar scandal ends with prison terms and fines
In Tokio Japan the sugar scandal resulted in imprisonment and fines for those involved. Another major commercial scandal linked to Osaka’s Marines Product Company saw penalties. Several offenders were former high social figures including House of Representatives members. A new Tokyo case involves contractors and engineers linked to long running city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Thos
Osaka
Marines Product Company
House of Representatives
Toklo
Washington Anti Food Trust League Seeks 200000 Cards
Washington groups like the Traveling Men's Association and Central Labor Union apply for 200000 membership cards to the Anti Food Trust League aiming to fight high prices by boycott. The League reports first board meeting and an endorsement letter from President Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Anti- Food Trust League
Traveling Men's Association
Central Labor Union
Housekeepers’ Alliance
League of American Penwomen
Taft
Federal Judge Amidon Sentences Bank Cashier Jones
Former First National Bank of Rugby executor Andrew I. Jones is sentenced by Federal Judge Amidon to ten years in prison for misappropriating bank funds. The case concerns the Rugby North Dakota bank and involves the former cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amidon
Andrew I. Jones
First National Bank of Rugby, N Dak
Milk Price Rise Evidence in New York City Probe
James C. Rider, a milk dealer, testified in the milk investigation in New York City about a concerted plan to raise prices. The Milk Board notified farmers of a cut in price to be paid for milk from four and a quarter to four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Rider
New York City
Milk Teast
Taft Demands Pledges From Congress On Second Term
President Taft in Washington insists he is indifferent to a second term but demands that Congress carry out the Republican party pledges. He stresses fidelity to party platform and action over personal political fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Taft declares war on insurgents and political shifts in Congress
The report notes President Taft’s stance against insurgents in Congress opposing his policies. It mentions an insurance firm ready to cover aviator risks and a dissolved British Parliament to meet again on February 15. Secretary Dickinson meets President Gomez in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congress
buMmn McOnnell
Dickinson
Wa Department
Presiden Gomez
Havana
Cuba
New York Zoological Soiic
Justice Dowling
New York
Sulzer
Washington
Estrada
Nicaragua
John S. Kennedy
New York City
Ernest WH. Shackleton
Antarctic
Rescue at Sea After Shipwreck Near Martha's Vineyard
Captain Levi Jackson and four men aboard the Priscilla saved Captain Haskell, Mrs. Haskell, and fifteen crew from the Crowley after a daylong gale drove the schooner onto reefs off Waterville Bluff. Rescue involved four dories and perilous water, with Kelley and another crewman saved from a capsized dory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Levi Jackson
Priscila
Martie B. Crowley
Haskell
Mra. Haskell
Crowley -Kite
Watnve Bluff
Martha's Vineyard Island
Epd
Crowley
Block Island
Shinnecock
Priscilla
Edgartown Harbor
Cape Page
Kelley
Paroled Bank Wrecker Figures in Chicago Case
Paul O. Stensland ex bank president and Henry W. Hereing ex cashier, convicted in the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank wrecking, paroled after three years and more served. Looting harmed 22,000 depositors. a teller and several depositors died or went insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Henry W. Hereing
Ty Its
Stensland
Fehasererte
Atlantic Ocean
Tto
Europe
Moroco
Africa
Tron
Caise
Hookworm Case Reported in New England
Springfield, Mass Miss Louiga Johnson a Swedish woman about forty years old is receiving treatment at Mercy Hospital for a fully developed hookworm infection. Doctors, puzzled earlier, now believe other northern cases may exist misdiagnosed as anemia or intestinal ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Mass
New England
Pinchot Elected President of National Conservation Association
Washington reports Gifford Pinchot elected to succeed Charles W Ellot as president with Dr Eliot holding honorary presidency. Pinchot will base at Washington and aims to advance conservation in Congress while devoting his energy to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Gifford Pinchot
Charles W. Ellot
National Conservation Association
Eliot
Pinchot
Century Flyer Off Track Near Utica
A New York Central Twentieth Century Limited derailment near St Johnsville sixty miles west of Albany killed engineer John Scanlon, 35, and fireman M J Handville, 27, after misreading a track switch. Both left widows and several children, with most cars upright and only two injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
St. Johnsville
Albany
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
John Scanlon
Scanlon
AL Nscr Ae Fo. Cesnstcr
Joseph Battle
Battle
M. J. Handville
Handville
Song Writer A Pauper At 36 In Detroit
Detroit musician known for ragtime tunes like Goo goo yes and Ain't Dat a Shame is sent to Eloiso Poorhouse after a life marked by addiction. He describes quitting coke and morphine, a year on the pipe in New York, and long battles with booze. He recalls starting at sixteen and thirty six now with brief bright moments when his songs found some success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Hush Cannon
Bil Bailey
Eloiso Poorhouse
New York City
Oil men indicted over oil field conspiracy
Washington County Grand Jury returned indictments against the Marietta Torpedo Company and the Proditcers Torpedo Company for alleged restraint of trade. The firms operate in Ohio West Virginia Indiana Illinois and Oklahoma oil fields. Indictments also named six other companies and eight individuals for conspiring to control the oil well shooting business across five states. Initiated by Ohio Attorney General Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
Washington County Grand Jury
Marietta Torpedo Company
Proditcers' Torpedo Company
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Oklahoma Oil Fields
Ofl
Grand Jury
Denman
Fatal Railroad Joy Ride Wreck Near Carroll Tennessee
A southbound St Louis to Mobile passenger train collided with an extra engine from Jackson shops at Carroll Tennessee. Two firemen were killed, an engineer was injured, others hurt lightly. passengers uninjured. Freight engine ran without orders on a curve at speed about fifty mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Tenn
St. Louis
Mobile
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Carrol
Wolves Tear Baron Otto von Orban in Transylvania
Baron Otto von Orban, a wealthy landowner, was pursued by wolves while riding through a Transylvanian forest in Austria. The horse bolted and threw him, and the wolves tore him apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Baron Otto von Orban
Transylvania
Austria
Block Brokers Fail After Pool Collapse
Lathrop, Haskina & Co. and J M. Piske & Co., New York brokers, failed following the collapse of a pool in Columbus and Hocking Goal and Transtock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btock
Lathrop, Haskina & Co
J M. Piske & Co
New York City
Columbus
Hocking
Rayner Re elected to United States Senate in Annapolis
The State Legislature in joint session at Annapolis Maryland rati fied the re election of Tsader Rayner to the United States Senate General Murray Vandiver won the State Treasurer post for his sixth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayner
Senate
Tsader Rayner
United States
Annapolis
Murray Vandiver
Poet Killed by Trolley In Saratoga Track Incident
The body of a man killed by a Hudson Valley trolley north of the village is identified as the Rev. Washington I. Pond of Saratoga. A renowned Union College alumnus and NY poet, he wandered onto the tracks blinded by a night snowstorm and was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Pond
Saratoga
Hudson Valley
Thin Vilage
Washington I. Pond
Union College
New York
Scrambled Fragments Mirror Turbulent Times In News
The fragment mentions Antoinette Gazzami recounting her story and rumors about Empress Eugenie writing memoirs. It notes a $25,000 sum linked to “soul mate” rumors, distress over suffrage, a Pittsburg man dying in sleep at 107 days, protests by fifty girl strikers in New York, a Brooklyn woman offering to give away a baby and her son, and a Kentucky divorcee later marrying a New York lawyer amid a King Edward VII connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais. O
Weld
Brooklyn
N.Y
Margaret. Johnson Thawn
Kelly Aid
Arthur Johns
New York City
Lewis ¥.Brown
Edward VII
George H Schuhmann Dies Leader of Louisville Anzeiger
George H. Schuhmann longtime German American newspaper man and president of the Louisville Anzeiger Company died in Louisville Kentucky at age seventy three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Schuhmann
Louisville Anzeiger Company
United States
Louisville
Pittsburg Recluse Laura White Cremated After Will
The body of Miss Laura White, a wealthy recluse of Pittsburg, Pa., was cremated as directed by her will. Dr. Robert White protested the cremation but executor C. S. Gray of Fidelity Title and Trust Co. pressed for cremation, barring any body mutilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Laura White
Robert White
C. S.gray
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Explosion at Edison works blinds Edison area kills and injures workers
A boiler explosion at an Edison plant near Mill and Van Houten streets cripples power and halts trolley traffic for hours. Dozens injured, several critically, with workers dug from wreckage. Across the river a silk mill yard saw heavy damage and flying timbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Establishment
Edison Point
van Houten Street
Paterson
New York City
Erill van Hounden
North Main Street
Francis Parker
Grand Street
Isaac Plaxton
John Street
George Trevor
Dewey Street
Tony Malone
Cross
Tony Galezio
River Street
George McGown
Vine Street
Gustavus Puller
Fifth Avenue
Gustav Holzman
Cross Street
Parker
Malone
Plaxton
Trevor
Edison Company
van Hounden
Ice Yacht Collision Injures Skaters on Shrewsbury River
John Manning of Fair Haven and Miss Horrigan of Red Bank skated opposite Paterson's Cove on the Middletown side when Silver Heels sailed by Reuben White with a party of women. White did not see them and collided head on, seriously bruising Manning and injuring St Thoreht. The young woman suffered a cut to the head but no major injury was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
Fair Haven
Miss Horrigan
Red Bank
Paterson's Cove
Middletown
Fined for Theft A Teenager Describes Kiss Incident
In Montclair Recorder Henry L. Yost fined Santa Banana $10 for stealing a kiss from Rosa Virgiana aged seventeen. Virgiana testified Banana seized her in the hallway at No 41 Glenridge Avenue and forcibly kissed her. She said the act was worth $100 in her view. Banana left the court with the remark it was worth the money.
From Williamstown to Jersey City and beyond in state notes
Henry Sibbett buys the Robert Barnes estate in Williamstown. Adolph Jones of South Millville fractures an arm after a fall from a box car. Taft nominates John Doscher as Assistant Collector of Customs at Jersey City. Glassworkers plan to travel to Trenton to oppose the Orwell Child Labor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sibbett
Williamstown
Robert Barnes
Adolph Jones
South Millville
Taft
John Doscher
Jersey City
South Jersey
Trenton
Orwell
Glassboro
Judge Landis Gharves Way On Beef Trust Probe
In a dramatic Federal Grand Jury session Judge Landis denounced Washington officials and announced the beef trust inquiry. The probe targets J Ogden Armour Louis F Swift Edward F Swift Edward Norris and Edward Tilden as key figures in the alleged restraint of trade. Subpoenas have been issued while secrecy and patient pace mark the investigation expected to run six weeks to two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wenesaw M. Landis
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Landis
Beef Trust
Ofler
Washington
Dr C
Secret Service
J. Ogden Armour
Louis F. Swift
Edward F.swift
Edward Norris
Edward Tilden
Ezra Kendall Dies After Brain Hemorrhage in Martinsville
Martinsville Indiana comedian Ezra Kendall died at the Martinsville Sanitarium from a brain hemorrhage. He fell ill while performing in The Vinegar Buyer and canceled dates in Los Angeles. Kendall, born February 13 1861 in Allegany County New York, worked in New York newspapers before a 29 year stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
Bezra Kendall
Hay
Los Angeles
Ezra Kendall
Allegany County
N. Y
Ezra W.i
Elize R. ‘Kendall
Battle of
Fair Oaks
New York
The
Herald
Telegram
the Sun
Press Club
Governors Conference Sets Next Meeting and Topics
Four governors spoke on irrigation mining divorce and other issues at the recent Governors Conference session. The body adopted a permanent organization and approved annual meetings between Thanksgiving and Christmas with next gathering at a state capital and a committee to arrange the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Willson
Kentucky
Hadley
Missouri
Ansel
South Carolina
Banker's Pocket Picked Victim Improperly Accuses Two Women
Warner M. Van Norden, president of the Van Norden Trust Company, accuses two women of stealing $28,000 from his pocket on a street in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner M. van Norden
van Norden Trust Company
New York City
Taft Approves Dismissals of Three Midshipmen
President Taft approves the Naval Academy superintendent's recommendation to dismiss midshipmen James H. Whitehead of New Jersey Scott Lynne of Alan and Grover C. Clevenger of Missouri. The men faced intoxication charges during Christmas holidays and were near graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington, D. C
Naval Academy
Annapolis
James H. Whitehead
New Jersey
Scott Lynne
Alan
Grover C. Clevenger
Missouri
Meat Boycott Triggers Pittsburg Market Closures
Sixty retailers quit business after the meat boycott, joining about 100000 supporters. Ministers preach backing from pulpits as small shops shutter at midnight. Glen Island estate sale details and Mills will estates also noted. Senators Nelson Flint and Smoot lead opposition to Taft in Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shely
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A. Robinson
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Aife
Mar
PLOAD
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Mortaurlyy
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A. G. Mellick
Princeton
Pitre
Triggs
New York Press
Soil” Movement
Anti-Food Trust League
Draper
Massachusetts
Shafroth
Colorado
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Burke
North Dakota
Carroll
Fitzgerald
Commissary Department of the Army
Tawney
Francis Burton Harrison
National
Anti- Tiood Trust League
League of Penwomen Ofmerica
Alliace
Ellen Marshall Ruggs
David J. Brewer
Robert Shaw Oliver
Robert M. la Follette
Butchers’ Protective Association
Central
Atlantic States
Tapsin
Boxcott Movement
Anti-Food Trust" League
Springfield
South
Charles W. Eliot
Hugh Cannon
Bat Pittsburg
State News
Cumberland County
Bridgeton Commercial League
Millville
Vineland
Port Norris
Greenwich
Shiloh
Bridgeton
Fred F. Smith
Theumberland County Automobile Club
Board of Freeholders
Walker Jessup
No. 74
North Seventh Street
General Hospital
Jessup
Anto
Alice Abrams
Matlock Street
Mys
Paulsboro
Richard Danwick
Colored Church
Frances Moreland
Rey
A. W
Memoria Baptist Church
Salem
Keyport
Coal Consumers’ Company Ha
Pennsylvania
J. Will Tippin
Rome
Tippin
Raps
Pittsbung
Glen Island
Ferries Museum
Montgerie
John W Stari
Ignatz Roth
Mills
Nelson, Flint
Smoo
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