Rockefeller on the Stand in Rebating Case Before Judge Landis
John D. Rockefeller testified under Judge Landis in the rebate case against the Standard Oil Trust. He admitted limited knowledge of company details, noting his presidency was honorary and he had not worked at the office for years. The testimony outlined the trust’s large earnings, with Pratt revealing the New Jersey parent’s capitalization near 32 million under the 100 million target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
United States District
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
Ol Trust
Ife
Rockefeller
New Jersey
Bar
New York City
Alton
Wisconsin State Assembly
Senate
United States
Metcalf
San Francisco
Cape Horn
The
Baptist Young People’s Urion
Spokane
Edgar Aldrich
Littleton
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eden
Magnus Thompson
Minnie Phatum
New Richmond
Wis
Thompson
Leo C. Thurman
West Point
Vancouver
B. C
Norfolk
Walter P. Dolsen
Michigan
Tams Bixby
Muskogee
I. T
J. George Wright
Denver
Col
Frank Schmelzer
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Haywood
TROLLEYS KILLS 2 WARTS 10 NEAR CLARKSBURG
A crowded trolley car on the Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction line left the Grassell division near Clarksburg West Virginia and plunged down an embankment. Two passengers were killed instantly and another fatally injured while many more were injured. Motorman James and Conductor Fitzpatrick escaped with minor injuries. The car ran uphill around a curve before derailing and pinning victims beneath. Miss Grace Markers of Clarksburg and W T Gray of Washington Carbon Works were killed. several others were injured and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fairmont and
James
Fitzpatrick
Miss Grace Markers
W. T. Gray
Washington Carbon Works
Clarisburg
Tornado's Path of Death in Wisconsin
Twenty one persons are dead after a tornado that traveled about a hundred miles through Central Wisconsin. Dozens more are injured, some severely, as towns along the wide swath report extensive damage and property losses exceeding a hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minn
Roosevelt Plans Navy Move For Object Lesson
President Roosevelt announced from Oyster Bay that the fleet would be concentrated to the Pacific as an object lesson to all nations and would include a rapid return to the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pacific
Oyster Bay
Atlantic
Lightning Kills Boy and Injures Man in South Manchester
In a heavy electrical storm at South Manchester Connecticut eleven year old George Platt Jr was struck and killed instantly after being sent on an errand. Frank St Wilson was found dead at his home struck while standing over a stove.
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South
Manchester
Conn
George Platt
Frank St. Wilson
Wilson
Minneapolis City Safe From Hidden Cavern Threat
For three years Minneapolis faced collapse as underground lakes and caverns under the business district weakened the soil. City engineers redirected underground streams, filled caverns, and laid concrete foundations beneath major buildings including the Security National Bank and Andrus Building. Investigations will map remaining caverns and fund further studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnegpaliga
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Security National Bank
Andrus
Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolians
French warship Hoche sinks after blaze near powder magazine
In Toulon France the battleship Hoche narrowly escaped destruction as fire broke out near its powder magazine and the ship was sunk in a slip near the one where Iona was wrecked on March 12. The blaze in the sailroom follows a previous fire that destroyed the torpedo school at Algeciras on November 25 and another Toulon ship conflagration, prompting a rigid inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Iona
Algeciras
Married on Norseback at Cody ends in racetrack ceremony
John C. Dodge and Mra O F Hazen wed at a Cody Wyoming race track in a spectacle that began with witnesses at the grandstand and a 10 am ride around the track. The couple mounted ponies and then Dodge pulled Hazen onto his horse and the ceremony took place as a brass band played I Want You Ma Honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
John C. Dodge
Mra. O. F Hazen
Brundage
Dodge
Bank Fails in Macon Under Court Appointment
Macon Georgia bank failure ends with Judge A V Whipnie appointing receivers B P Oneal T N Baker and A Schofield for Exchange Bank of Macon. Assets about 1 058 979 55 and liabilities the same. President Cabaniss states bank exhausted cash after a run and cannot continue as a going concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
A. V. Whipnie
Cordele
B. P. Oneal
T. N. Baker
Schofield
Exchange Bank
Cabaniss
Rich MIM Osner Wied collision fatality at Keyport
Wealthy silk manufacturer Christopher Horandt of Paterson was killed in a crash involving an automobile and a railroad train at Keyport New Jersey. His nephew was wounded and Mrs Horandt with her daughter were seriously bruised and shocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Mim Osner
Christopher Horandt
Paterson
Commission Appoints Co Masters For Mrs Eddy
Judge Robert N. Chamberlain of Merrimack County Superior Court New Hampshire appointed two co masters to decide Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's competency to transact business and manage her interests before Judge Aldrich.
Chinese Deportation Repatriation from Durban 1948
Nineteen hundred and forty eight repatriated Chinese laborers sailed from Durban for home. Governor Hughes of New York called a special session in Albany for hushes business. Escaped murderer George Delcour, who shot two policemen at Lake Placid in November, was captured near Bloomingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Durban
Hughes
New York
Albany
George Delcour
Lake Placid
Bloomingdale
Nationwide labor activity prompts multiple local union formations
Fourteen Bute Montana mall carrier unions join the Minnesota State Federation of Labor since April 15. Newark New Jersey unionists secure a seat on the city police board by defeating a non union clothing maker. Boston industrial insurance agents form a union citing pay cuts. The bartenders union won t hold its international convention this year and will meet in Toledo next year. Rochester New York will host the international car workers convention to revise its constitution. Grand Forks North Dakota forms a carpenters union with strong early membership. Hudson Wisconsin forms a blacksmiths union as organizers target additional trades nearby.
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Bute
Mont
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
Newark
N. J
Boston
Bartenders’ Union
Toledo
Ohio
International Association of Car Workers
Rochester
N. Y
Union of
Carpenters
Grand Forks
N. C
Blacksmiths
Hudson
Wis
Rockefeller Pastor Urges Workers to Take Summer Break
New York City Reverend Dr Charles Aked, brought to America by John D Rockefeller, urged church members to escape crowded urban life this summer. He said rest in the countryside clears minds and bodies and challenged Christians to address economic inequality by sharing leisure and happiness with the poor. He urged forgetting debts and cares while contemplating creation and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Charies
Aled
England
John PD. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Abed
Dr. Aked
Lewis Morris
Marcani
Aked
Waad
Parton Hood
Yorkshire
Paxton Hood
Heaven
Hell
Dr. Abed
Chryst
Hurricane Wttled 200 Protest? No.
A hurricane swept the Caroline group with enormous waves and claimed at least 200 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Diaz signs proclamation for Mexican centennial celebrations
President Diaz has issued a proclamation declaring a grand celebration in 1910 to mark the centennial of Mexico's independence. The announcement emphasizes national festivities and patriotic observances across the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diazkins
Confessed Child Death Case Shocks Dalton District
A man from Whitfeld County admitted harming his nine year old stepdaughter in Dalton Georgia. The incident occurred near a public area in the city center. Authorities report the suspect confessed to the grave crime and awaits legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Posey
Mening
Whitfeld County
Dalton
Labor Unions Form Across Cities and Trades
The report notes diverse union activity from San Francisco clerks forming a national group to a new Sheet Metal Workers union in Red Wing Minnesota. It covers strikes by Butte drug clerks, a Brooklyn riverworkers nine hour day victory, and other labor actions including Montreal carting agents demanding higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Naion
Red Wing
Minn
Labor Council of
Stirling
Hag
Kansas City
Mfo
Labor Em Ple
Butte
Mont
Brooklyn Iiverworkers
Re Wonen
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Violette Sinks Off Iceland With Nine Hands Lost
The French schooner Violette carrying nine crew members has sunk off Iceland’s coast. The vessel was reported to founder after an unclear encounter, leaving the fate of the crew unconfirmed as rescue efforts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Violette
Statue for Bayard Memorialized in Wilmington
Tributes to the memory of Thomas P. Bayard were paid by Grover Cleveland Judge George Gray and others at the traveling statue presentation in Wilmington Delaware.
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Bayard
Thomas P. Bayard
Grover Cleveland
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Snapshot Fatality in Missouri Creek Tragedy
Seymour Spalding, twenty, wealthy, drowned at Lo cust Creek Crookfeld Missouri while swimming in a dangerous spot to allow a young woman to photograph him.
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Seymour Spalding
Locust Creek
Crookfeld
Notable Sport Roundup From Kiel and Hoylake
The Field of Sport notes Emperor William sailing Meteor at Kiel and defeating Hamburg again. Arnaud Magsey wins the British Open at Hoylake with 312. The French cup at Kiel goes to Av Men. Martin Sheridan breaks the discus record at Celle Park. Lin Stuart dies after a hockey accident at Ashhurst Pier. Daniel P. Reuss, longtime National Athlite de Cub board member, is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Kiel
Hamburg
Matthews
Harviad
Worchester
Mass
Arnaud Magsey
Hoylake
Imperial Yacht
Clu
Emperor Willhun
Martin Sheridan
Irish Americain Athletic Club
Celle
Park
Ottawa
Lo Stuart
Ashthouse
San Francisco Ex-Mayor Schmitz Sentenced to Five Years
Eugene E. Schmitz former mayor of San Francisco has been sentenced to five years at San Quentin for extorting 1175 from French restaurant owners. The court denied his new-trial and arrest-of-judgment motions amid dramatic courtroom scenes and a loud public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Janewteo
Cal
Eugene BE. Schmitz
San Quentin
San Francisco
Schmitz
Eugene Schmitz
Eugene E. Schmitz
Malrail
Falirail
Dunne
LT Ptand
Man
Falrall
Behmitihlew
Schinita
National Bank Insolvent Hicks ville Bank Closed
The First National Bank of Hicks ville Ohio was closed by the Controller of the Currency as insolvent. The action marks a banking failure and triggers standard regulatory procedures for resolution and depositor protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
First National Bank
Hicksville
Ohio
Merger ruling finds Interborough Metropolitan monopoly
Justice Holt of the United States Circuit Court sides with the stockholder’s suit against the Interborough Metropolitan merger of New York City street railways, ruling the deal creates a monopoly and violates law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiegal
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Strect Railways
New York City
Tyjiegal
Dreyfus to Be Pensioned in Paris Circles
Paris military circles report Major Alfred Dreyfus set to retire soon and accept a pension following his notoriety from the Devil's Island case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Mos
Paris
France
Alfred Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Idure
Arc
Wrecker Kelly Caught in San Francisco
Wrecker Kelly and Pa Kelly, wanted on New York City charges linked to an elevated wreck in September, were arrested in San Francisco. Officials say the case involves a major collision and ongoing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Kelly
New York City
Wat
San Francisco
Kosher Meat Ration Riot Shocks Milwaukee Market
A chaotic scene in Milwaukee erupts as price reductions spark a kosher meat riot. Shoppers clash over discounted beef, triggering police intervention and concerns over food access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Negro Sunday School Congress Opens in New Orleans
The National Baptist Sunday Congress met in New Orleans with about 1000 delegates present for the Negro Sunday School Congress event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baptist Sunday Cén Brese
New Orleans
Rich Breynan Escapes From Court in Syracuse
A report notes Rich Breynan, a wealthy Syracuse brewer, escaped custody while held for extradition at a courthouse in Toronto. The incident involves alleged connections to Alfons Loan, the Union Pacific, and Roel Island Talludads with a debt of 1000 in Chicago and Alto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Breynan
Herman Bartels
Syracuse
Toronto
Chicargo
Alfons
Union Pacifie and Roel
Island Talludads
Caleago
Alto
Public Resentment Quietly Shapes Jamestown Speech
Governor Hughes delivered an Independence Day address at Jamestown focusing on public resentment toward corporate abuses and government policy. The remarks framed citizen frustration as a call for reform.
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Hughes
Jamestown
Inud
Hague Fears War Overshadows the Conference
The Hague correspondent notes Japan and the United States confront a tense drift as June 20 marked an acute phase. Tokyo warns Washington to curb California or risk action. a pacific settlement remains possible but fragile. The Telegraph cautions against chauvinism and warns that armed conflict could span a millennium. Berlin observers see rising tension and Paris decries alarmist takes on the Japan US dispute. Metcalf und Tillman urge calm, noting the battleship cruise is routine and war talk is unfounded.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Hague
Japan
United States
Washington
Telegraph
The
the Hague
Wheeling
Tillman
South Carolina
Chirksburg
W. Va
Pache
Fainting MP Sir Alfred Bilson Dies in Commons
In London the House of Commons adjourned after Sir Alfred Bilson member for Staffordshire Northwest suddenly collapsed and died. He was born in 1839 and his daughter witnessed the scene from the ladies gallery as the news was gently relayed by John Burne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Alfred Bilson
Staffordshire
Sir Alfred
Alfred
John Burne
Alfrad
Free pardon granted to Colonel Ard Lynch after Boer War
Ganard grants a full pardon to Colonel Ard Lynch who had been sentenced to death for high treason following the Boer War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Mag Ganard
Ard Lynch
College rowers elect 08 captain while Harvard Yale results noted
Middlesex college reports indicate Thames MW Dodge was elected captain for next year in the varsity crew. Harvard defeated Yale in both the freshman and graduates events. Norman J. Wronkel defeated Wark Bebo in London tennis with scores 6-4 6-2. Gertrude Strauss won the Worcester tennis championship for the third year. Helen Berry won the Western open golf championship with 107. Hinsdale Golf Club links players Loewston and De Oro set to duel in August at Todjanapols.
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Mate College
Harvard
Yale
Eht
France
Bagatelle
Boly de Bologne
Gup
Norman J. Wronkel
Tom Loewston
Alfred de Oro
Todjanapols
Awsgist
Fourth of July Death Toll and Injuries Across Cities
The Chicago Tribune reports thirty seven dead and two thousand one hundred fifty three maimed after Independence Day incidents. Springfield Chatham St Aberden S D each contribute multiple deaths with Pittsburg tallying fifteen fatal cases. injuries exceed three hundred with many expected to die.
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Chicago
the Tribune
United States
Mt. Tetanus
Springfield
Chatham
Aberdern
S. D
Pittsburg
Trolley Collision Kills Motorman in Tonawanda
In North Tonawanda two International Railway Company cars on a Lockport line collided head on at about fifteen miles an hour. Motorman Daniel Hallinan died shortly after. Butler conductor McCloskey and Murphy were fatally injured. Of thirty passengers, only a few escaped uninjured. seriously hurt include Buffalo grocer William H. Weber and family.
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Tonawanda
International Railway Company
Lockport Inc
North
Daniel Hallinan
Butler
McCloskey and
Murphy
William H. Weber
Buffalo
Mreg. Weber
Betrayed by a Woman Ends Windsor Trust Teller Runyan’s Case
New York City police arrested Chester B Runyan a Windsor Trust teller at 619 West 144th Street after he fled with 963317.74. Laura M Carter who lived with him betrayed him. Of the funds stolen 544410 was recovered and 16000 was accounted for as lost in speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
West 144Th Street
Bren
Laura M Carter
Runyan
Trust Company
Somerville
Claude Hampton
Parrish Street
Philadelphia
John Hampton
Reward for Old Favor Prompts Gift in Findlay
Miss Ethel Bish of Findlay received $20 000 from Mrs Mary M Kendall of Oswego after aiding an injured woman in Toledo three years earlier. Kendall awarded the sum as thanks for Bish ensuring proper attention was given following the street incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Ethel Bish
Mary M. Kendall
Oswego
Toledo
Kendall
Bish
President appoints James Abbasina to Quartermaster General
In Oyster Bay L I the President named General James Abbasina as Quartermaster General of the Army with brigadier general rank replacing General Humphries who will retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Humphries
Oyster Bay
James
Battles to Rumor Denied by Washington and Oyster Bay
Report that battleships from the Atlantic fleet would be moved to the Pacthe was emphatically denied by officials in Washington and Oyster Bay. No fleet redeployments were confirmed or planned.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Tragedy at Dalton nuptials leaves John Garroll dead
Harris Holland shot and killed John Garroll during an ante nuptial celebration in Dalton Georgia held in Garrolls honor. The incident occurred as festivities marked the marriage. Police report no further details on motive or arrests at this time.
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Harris Holland
John Garroll
Dalton
Carroll
Union Backers New Preamble at Western Miners Convention
Delegates in Denver vote 283 to 68 to adopt a new preamble for the union constitution pledging all members to Socininians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sochalien
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Col
Sociniinas
Cotton Milled Text Examines Raw Material Costs
A brief note discusses conditions in the cotton trade, stating current material costs and supply factors are not favorable. Local notes highlight shifts in price or supply impacting mills and buyers.
Mecking & Co. Announces Failure of Halltown Bank
The failure is announced of Mc Kim & Co of Haltumore the oldest private banking house in Maryhind. Charles Mouids Claward was appointed receiver and gave a bond for $300000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecking & Co
McKim & Co
Haltumore
Maryhind
Charles Mouids Claward
Death by Self Poisoning Shocks St. Thomas Resident
Herman Riter aged sixty a wealthy resident of St Thomas committed suicide in Galveston Texas after fearing illness would drive him to an asylum. The tragedy underscores his long bout with mental distress and final act of self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Riter
St. Tomis
Galveston
Texas
Confectionery Run Ends After Tee Cuts Lead to Lockjaw
Benjamin Werles, proprietor on Fifth Street Cinemnadd Osio, died last week from blood poisoning that followed a cut on a tea press. The wound led to lockjaw, ending his life after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Werles
Fifth Street
Cinemnadd
Osio
Tremendous Demand for Canned Goods
A canned goods trade reports immense demand with limited remaining stock and high prices as production lags. Strong buyer interest continues, squeezing inventories and elevating costs for retailers and consumers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montagum
New Jersey Meat Safety Trouble Sparks Statewide Alarm
Chief Food and Drug Inspector George W. McGuire warned in Trenton that New Jersey is receiving increasingly bad meat from small slaughterhouses. He said local meat inspectors cannot distinguish dressed meat, tuberculosis traces remain in meat, and sales to consumers rise despite safety concerns. In other items, Salvation Army requests for public services at a Staten Island resort were denied to protect amusements, a former preacher describes clashes with judges and prosecutors, and a Mount Holly former assemblyman burned his hands in a cannon cracker accident. Additionally, two New York City girls were rescued after drifting at Lake Hopatcong, aided by Raymond Carter and Richard Emerson.
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Jersey
George W. McGuire
Trenton
New Jersey
McGuire
Boards of Health
Salvation Army
Hughes
New Brunswick
Army
Boynton Beach
Staten Island Sound
Hoynton
Brent Expense
Lgten
Ifurt
Matlack
Mount Holly
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Pekin
Hopatowne
Marie Maston
Grace Emerson
New York City
Barrow's Cove
Hopatcong
Carrival Gertrude Ferguson
Raymond W. Carter
Richard Emerson
Marriage of Shinton and Ronk in Ridgewood Parsonage
William Shinton of Los Angeles and Mrs Eleanor G Ronk of Passaic wed at Ridgewood Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev C Ryman officiating. Shinton 86, formerly Paterson resident. Ronk widow of Henry K Ronk. Many friends from CA NY and NJ attended.
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William Shinton
Los Angeles
Cal
Eleanor G. Roni
Bloomfield Avenue
Passaic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ridgewood
C. Ryman
Shinton
Paterson
Ronk
Henry K. Ronk
California
New York City
Cabinet and Navy News From The Nation
Retiring Chinese minister Sir Chonnung Liang Chien returns home. Rear Admiral Evans sails to New York for Atlantic voyage plans. Quartermaster General Humphrey requests retirement. Secretary Taft says J B Bishop will base on the Isthmus. President’s West trip from Oyster Bay targets Memphis. Proposals rise for a National Department of Fine Arts. Goethals favors sectional Panama Canal contracts. Secretary Taft takes a month holiday at Murray Bay. American Bankers Association asks ICC to curb lead-run express bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chonnung Liang-Cheng
China
Adairat Evans
New York
Pacific
Humphrey
Lst
Taft
J. B. Bishop
Panama Canal
Oyster Bay
Memphis
National Department of Fine Arts
Goethals
Tait
Murray Bay
American Bankers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coronal P J Green Dead and Other World Affairs
Corporal P J Green of the Eleventh United States Infantry, shot at Holguin Cuba on June 28 by a local policeman during resistance to arrest, is dead. President Roosevelt promotes Alfred S Hartwell to Chief Justice of Honolulu Supreme Court and names Sidney Miller Ballou Associate Justice. General Smith returns to Manila after a month of northern-provinces inspection. England reports a Korea delegation at The Hague. Japan may seize Philippines. 161,127 voters in the Philippine Islands. 123,937 participated in last municipal elections.
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P. J. Green
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Holguin
Cuba
Roosevelt
Alfred S. Hartwell
Supreme Court of
Honolulu
Sidney Miller Ballou
Smith
Manila
An Englshman
London
Philippines
Japan
Philippine Islands
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Boy
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Noche
Dock
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Daniel P. Reuss
Atite de Cub
Puerto Cortex
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Zelaya
Wrecker
Kelly
Alaem
Germany
Berlin
America
Favelsa
Oakland
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Pollifun
Sir Alfred Billsone
O. Bacon
Bacon
the World of Sport
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Ter
Aleshine
New Jersey State
NcWa
al Frank Cordova
Julia Bowne
South River
la Bitter
Judge Strong
Middlesex
Berdene
Mqnor
Cordova
Court of Pardons
John Ryne
Ocean Grove
Lake Avenue
Long Branch Hospital
Lucius PF. Donohue
Bayonne
New Monmouth Hotel
Spring Lake
Donohue
Cyrus FP. Axtell
George Newbeck
Lamberton Street
Alfred Reed
Supreme Court
Yara ¥Ago Association
John Barnsdal Sunkard
Titusville
Princeton University
Mercer Hospital
Princeton
John Keller
Trinity Church
Arlington
John Connover
Pleasantville
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Melvin Baxter
Millville
D. C
Ocean City
Mary Huger
Springside
Elmer Asay
Burlington
Alexander W. Quackenboss
Rutgers Colles
Caroline Elizabew Riddle
New Bronswick
Thomas Hidite
City Recorder
Hogate
Melville
Russel Ludden
Japanese Shipping Combine
William Marlin Wiltey
Tiankow
Onhe Yangtse
Imperial Diet
Japan-China Steamship Company
Kildare Street Club
Dublin
Edward Martyn
Korea
Edward Grey
Britain
Morocco
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LSE
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Rapallo
Horace G. Knowles
Servia
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Belgrade
Rome
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Novoe Vremya
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Finland
Tiflis
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Baladanski
Min-Hie
Robert Stewart
Bermuda
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Camorra
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Turin
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