Seven Killed as Five Story Building Collapses in Philadelphia
A five story brick structure at Eleventh and Market Streets collapsed during reconstruction for United Gas Improvement Company. Seven workers died and a missing man was reported with many injured. Rescue efforts used cars to transport the dead and wounded as subway service near the site halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eleventh and
Market Streets
United Gas Improvement Company
Alfred Davis
Peter Fritz
Paul Hanning
Sigmund Lansberg
Charles Larson
Alvin
James Haggerty
Sax & Abbott
Market Street
Eleventh Street
Murder on vacation ends in double tragedy in Ohio
R Rosenberg, a cigarmaker from Cleveland, was murdered on Johnson Island near Port Huron. Hours later Frank W Elbvera, charged with the murder, died by suicide when arrest loomed. Sam Frisble was held as an accomplice after confessing details to Prosecutor Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
R. Rosenberg
East Thirty-eighth Street
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Cleir Flats
Jove Bodore
Frank W. Elbvera
Sam Frisble
Rosenberg
Stewart
Bedore
Tragic Drowning Near Vancouver Inlet Instructress and Three Pupils Die
Teacher Gertrude Ankers and three of her girl pupils drowned at Burrard Inlet twelve miles from Vancouver B C. One girl stepped off a ledge into deep water. The others attempted rescue but were swept away by the tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrard Inlet
Vancouver
B. C
Gertrude Ankers
Anthrax Epidemic Strikes Town and Surrounding Farms
An outbreak in Middletown New York kills one man four horses and forty cows. Theodore Wright of Gardnerville died after skinning cow hides and wrapping one around his neck. In Orange County 13 farms quarantined and 25 to 30 cattle deaths reported with vaccination efforts underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
Theodore Wright
Gard=nerville
Wright
Albany
J. F. Devine
Orange County
Raymond A. Pearson
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Minister Foils Burglary At Trinity Church
Roanoke Virginia Rev W H H Joyce pastor of Trinity Methodist Church confronted a burglar in his study. Joyce warded off a hatchet blow and wrestled the weapon away, then chased the intruder who fled into the street dropping a pocket book with the name Dan Rice age twenty two on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
W. H. H. Joyce
Trinity Methodist Church
Joyce
Mr. Joyce
Dan Rice
Italian man hanged in Louisiana for Black Waist Society crime
Leonardo Gebbia, an Italian, became the first person executed in Louisiana for a crime linked to the so called Black we a society. The execution took place at Hahnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardo Gebbia
Louisiana
Wea Society
Hahnville
Butter Corner Raises Prices In Pittsburg Foods
Pittsburg reports price manipulation by oleomargarine makers linked to Western Beef Packers driving butter to thirty to thirty eight cents a pound in August and forty two to forty eight cents in winter months. Aliens speculate Chicago stores hold 200000 tubs to blend as butter or sway taxes. Pure butter advocates call for tighter state dairy and food oversight to curb the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Western
Chicago
Elgin
State Dairy and Food Department
North Dakota Man Claims Heirship in Melrose Estate Case
Daniel B. Russell of Dickinson North Dakota asserts he is the son of Daniel Russell the Melrose recluse. He seeks an accounting and distribution of the estate valued around 700000. Russell faces opposition from William Russell of Melrose who contends he is the sole living son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Cambridge
Mass
Daniel Russell
Melrose
Daniel B. Russell
Dickinson
N. D
William Russell
Notables abroad and at home mark spring events
Noted figures include Taft trip to a Beverly summer home, threats affecting Czark in Rome, and Governor Gilchrist addressing Tammany on South division. Ambassadors Reid and the Reid reception at Dorchester House, London, with an American Society dinner for the Fourth. Cambridge honours K B O Wilson. Takajira receives honorary LLD at Tinole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Rome
Czark
Gilchrist
Florida
Tammany Society
South
Reid
Dorchester House
American Society
London
Louis Blumenberg
New York City
English Jesuit Tyrrell Dies After Papal Punishment
London report states Rev. George Tyrrell, longtime Jesuit who split from the order over modernist views, has died. Tyrrell was condemned by the Holy Office for his religious writings and deprived of the right to administer the sacraments by the Pope in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Tyrrell
Society of Jesus
Father Tyrrell
Holy Office
World of Sport Roundup Highlights Regatta and Boxing Notes
Cornell now holds all intercollegiate regatta course records on the Hudson. Uncertain who will coach Princeton track next season. R. N. Trane captains Wisconsin’s No. 3 boat. Langford struggles to find opponents. Jeffries clashes in talk of never fighting again. Hegella wins Emperor’s Cup sonderclass bouts Kiel. Angela IV takes second. Fieldh track team pursues sprinters amid many injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Hudson
Princeton
R. N. Trane
Wisconsin
Langford
Jeffries
Johnson
Ketchel
W. A. Brady
London
Jeff
Brady
Kiel
Angela IV
Wat
Johnny Muck Kes
Priest Helps End Four Day Strike at Standard Steel
In Butler Pennsylvania the Standard Steel Car Company plant returns 3400 workers after a four day strike ended through mediation by Father F Beczewski and attorney Levi M Wise. An accord reduces weekly delinquent rent deductions and promises wage considerations while troops are to be withdrawn and jailed workers released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Beczewski
Black Hand Secrets Told by Chicago Youth
Tony Baffa, eighteen, from Mary three years ago, confesses to the Giusseppe Fallipelli murder and describes the Black Hand extortion gang. He claims membership in The Society of Justice and names accomplices Pasqualla and others, saying they waited outside a store with a baby before Fallipelli was killed on April 12. Police have made several arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tony Bafta
Mary
Hilline
Giusseppe Fallipelli
D Grace
Society of Italian Societies
The
Black Hand
Baffa
Society of Justice
Fallipelli
Longabardi
Paltipelli
Pasqualla
Pallipelli
Fight Over a Cow Ends in Bloodshed in Union Mississippi
In Union Mississippi a dispute over a single cow led to a street gun battle. FE J McDonald cattleman and his brother Peter were killed. Cornelius Chisolm and Joseph Miller were mortally injured. Murphy McDonald was seriously wounded. The McDonalds and Miller Chisolm factions had long quarrelled over ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Miss
FE. J. McDonald
Peter McDonald
Cornelius Chisolm
Joseph Miller
Chisolm
Murphy McDonald
Mrs Addison Hayes Dead in Colorado Springs
Mrs J Addison Hayes daughter of Jefferson Davis died at her Colorado Springs home after a six month illness. She was fifty four and wife of J Addison Hayes president of the First National Bank of Colorado Springs. She had traveled South after her sister Winnie Davis died and was made a Daughter of the Confederacy in Richmond. Her mother, widow of President Davis, died in New York about two years ago. Injunction proceedings dissolving the Pressed Steel Car strike at McKee's Rocks Pa were dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
J Addison Hayes
Jefferson Davis
The
Confederacy
Hayes
J. Addison Hayes
Fite( National)Bank of
Winnie Davis
Richmond
President Davis
New York
Urgent Deficiency Bill Passes House At Washington
The House approved the urgent deficiency bill after four days of stormy debate. The total is 454,509 dollars, 20,408 dollars above the original, including 25,900 dollars for the President's traveling expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
House
Washington
BD. C
Taft's Far East Policy Read as Assertive by Pe kin
A note from Pe kin suggests President Taft intends to project American influence in the Far East by sending a new diplomat to Cinta man. The interpretation implies a stronger U S presence in Asian affairs and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Taft
Cinta Man
Pekin
America
Boy Huling Shoots Friend in Fatal Snow Woodchuck Error
In Hartford Connecticut a seventeen year old, George Huling, fired at what he believed was a woodchuck and killed his companion Ralph Whitaker, sixteen, instantly. Whitaker had been visiting the Huling family in Hampton. Huling was placed under nominal arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Hartford
Conn
George Huling
Ralph Whitaker
Whitaker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Huling
Hampton
Juling
Earthquake Ravages Greek Villages Killing Dozens
A severe quake in Greece demolished dozens of homes across Vavard village and surrounding areas in Elis province. Thirty to forty people reportedly perished with many injured as tremors toppled houses in Patras Pyrgos Lalas and Tripoli causing widespread damage to Amalutva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Vavard
Elis
Patras
Pyrgos
Lalas
Tripoli
Tfavarl
German bigamist Johnson jailed for seven years at San Quentin
San Francisco reports 64 year old Christian Johnson, a German horse buyer dubbed a bigamy expert, has been moved from San Jose to San Quentin to serve seven years. He claims to have married dozens, mainly Western women, and to have profited from their funds, with several marriages tied to money. He named aliases and described a pattern of duping women across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigamist Johnson
San Quentin Prison
San Francisco
Cal
Christian Johnson
Johnson
San Jose
San Quentin
New York
New Jersey
New England
Julia A. Fredericks
Freeport
B. 1
Portland
Ore
Pigeons Break 12-Year Flight Record to North Bay
Pigeons owned in Baltimore set a new mark for homing birds by covering 510 miles from Baltimore to North Bay Ontario in nine hours and seventeen minutes. The first arrival completed the distance at an average speed of 1600.06 yards per minute, beating the prior record of 1049 yards per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern Federation of Homing Pigeon
North Bay
Ont
Air Line
Notes of the Mamona and Baseball Moves
The text lists several MLB and minor league items. Red Murray excelling in pinch, O Hara with Giants praised as a graceful fielder, Simmie Canavan scouting for Detroit in the Southern League. Hughes noted for big curves when on, Dode Criss as pinch hitter with St. Louis Browns, Coffey from Fordham connected to Boston. Albany Glut releases Bolge and Timmy Wilson. Bowerman plans to trade to the Giants for two young players. Macon club signs Shaw from Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamona
Red Murray
Senators
New York City
O'Hara
Giants
dSimmie Canavan
Detroit
Hughes
Dode Criss
St. Louis Browns
Boston
John Coffes
Fordham
Albany Glut
New York League
Andruw Bolge
Tiimy Wilson
Bowerman
Hostons
Gants
Inventor Lavelle Company Plans English Night Airship Venture
The Daily News reports Dr. Boyd, inventor of the Night Flying Machine, forming a private English airship company with £250,000 capital to hold patents. He anticipates daylight trials in about a month as flights continue at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle Company
London
The
Daily News
Dr. Boyd
Boyd
Miss Crawford invents new feast term muncheon
Miss Crawford coins the word muncheon to describe one of Horace Mletcher’s feasts. Miss I Claggett elected assistant secretary of the Natchez chamber. Ag women refuse exclusive car policy in Hudson tunnel. company ends it. Cora W Rose dies in poverty in New York City. An undertaker tends the Potters’ child in the absence of a German husband. Maude Adams plans a Ireland vacation as she gears up for a busy season. Lady Grey and Newton linked to government roles amid a scarlet fever incident at Government House Ottawa. Mrs WC Grant and Miss CAL Baker tour New York return from a 30 000 mile world trip. Mrs Stephen Bilcing from West Virginia and Miss Katherina Ecies arrive in Ant ey on the Lapland from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Crawford
Horace Mletcher
Miss I. Claggett
Chamber of Commerce of
Natchez
Mitch
Hudson Tuns
Mia
Cora W. Rose
New York City
Maude Adams
Ireland
Lady Grey
Newton
Government House
Ottawa
WC Grant
Tiss Cal Baker
Sf Tors
Stephen Bilcing
West Virgiia
Katherina Ecies
Antey
Lapland
New York
Taft Explains Tariff Attitude on Raw Materials
President Taft outlined a downward tariff revision stance while resisting full free listing of coal iron ore hides and oil. He urged case by case judgments based on evidence to balance Republican promises with national interests and demanded protection only where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
House
Taft
Young
Michigan
Mondell
Wyoming
Gaines
Sturgiss
Hubbard
Woodyard
West Virginia
Langley and
Edwards
Kentucky
Kennedy
Kelfer
Johnson
Joyce
Ohio
Tener
Bates
Barchfeldt
Pennsylvania
Cowles
Grant
North Carolina
Austin
Tennessee
Hayes
California
Hamilton
Slemp
Virginia
Reaure
Mandell
Canada
Republian
Republican Party
Congress
Bishop Shanley Found Dead in Fargo Residence
Bishop John Shanley of the North Dakota Roman Catholic diocese was found dead in his room at the Episcopal residence from apoplexy. Born in Albion New York in 1852 he studied at the College of the Propaganda in Rome and earned a DD in 1874.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N D
John Shanley
North Dakota
Shanley
Albion
N.Y
St Pau
College of the Propaganda
Rome
Woman 72 Found Dead in Ulster County Home
Miss Emma Brooks, seventy two, was murdered in her secluded Hirkland area home in Ulster County. Her throat was cut from ear to ear and three hundred dollars she kept in her wrapper pocket was stolen. Authorities suspect a rampaging felon who had been driven off her trust firm earlier that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie, NO Y
Emma Brooks
Hirkland
Ulster County
Berry Pleler
Earler
Town Renames Itself Rockefeller to Area
The Village Board voted to change the town name from Rockefeller to Area. The decision coincided with the corner stone laying of the first building at Sheldon University and cites Rockefeller as the namesake. The new name is tied to the town motto Ability Reliability Energy and Action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Felter, Wi
Villag
Sheldon University
John 2. Rockefeller
Hudson and Manhattan tunnels open linking New York and New Jersey
Large crowds gathered as the first Hudson and Manhattan Railroad passenger train ran under the Hudson River from New York to Jersey City. W. G. McAdoo led the opening events with tickets exchanged at Cortlandt Street and Exchange Place. Taft praised the achievement, noting reduced ferry times and a boost to commerce and real estate as the system expands across Hoboken, Jersey City, and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jersey City
Church Streets
W. G. McAdoo
Tunnel Company
Cortlandt Street
Exchange Place
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harvey Fisk
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Church, Cortlandt
Dey and
Fulton Streets
Erie and Lackawanna
Hudson Terminal
Church and Cortlandt Streets
McAdoo
George
Jersey
Manhattan
Dee
Pennsylvania
New York
Hudson
Hoboken
Jersey Shore
Newark
Taft
Hudson River
New Jersey
Matthew Gill Jr. Found Dead in Radnor Driveway
Matthew Gill Jr. a wealthy retired ironmaster of Philadelphia was found dead in the Radnor Pennsylvania driveway with a bullet wound to the head a revolver nearby and police report he killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Gill, Jr
Matthew Gil, Jr
Philadelphia
Radnor
Mr. Gill
Americans to Build Gun Works at Melbourne
The Commonwealth Government of Australia accepts an American firm's tender to construct a small arms factory in Melbourne. The project marks a major defense industry investment and expands Australian manufacturing capacity. The American company wins the contract and will oversee the build and initial operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Deaths From Separate Accidents Reported In North America
Head of Coffin Trust, W M Chappel, president of the National Casket Company, was instantly killed in an automobile accident two miles west of Canastoga New York on the State turnpike. In a separate event, Weston Pry and Thomas Harrison were killed and eight others injured when lightning struck during a storm as they watched a ball game between Deadwood and Lead teams in Lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Trust
Wim Chappel
Oneida
National Casket Company
Canastoga
NS. Y
Deadwood
Weston Pry
Thomas Harrison
Othas
Kiss Allegations and No Damages In New Jersey Suit
Mrs. Joseph Rosenberg failed to win $500 in a suit against Franke Applebaum the Paterson druggist accused of kissing her in a prescription room. Applebaum denied the kiss and testimony by Belle Blosky supported him. The case aired in District Court with Rosenberg weeping as she recounted the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bult
Joseph Rosenberg
Paterson
Franke Applebaum
Applebaum
Roberts Introduces BE Drafting AW Young Men Late Army
London. The National Service bill introduces compulsory service to the Territorial Army for all males eighteen to thirty. In the Lords, Lord Roberts spoke in support, warning of weak defenses and empire threats while denouncing current policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
London
House of Lords
Piebd Marshal Lord Roberts
Joberts
Four Paterson youths in joy ride crash kill one on way to hospital
Four young men from Paterson in a double seated surrey collide with a pedler's wagon. William Gery dies an hour after reaching General Hospital Paterson. Other victims Ray Ball Frank Murray and Cornelius Breen are seriously injured. Pedler Nicholas Quick driver of the wagon is uninjured. Both vehicles wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
William Gery
General Hospital
Ray Ball
Godwin Street
Frank Murray
Auburn Street
Twelfth Avenue
Cornelius Breen
Pedler
Nicholas Quick
Saw the First Steamboat Veterans Longevity Notice
Vineland obituary for James Samuels aged ninety eight years and twenty six days. London native who witnessed the first steamboat and first notable railroad track and helped build earliest railway carriage. Immigrant to America as a youth, rarely ill, died in peaceful sleep after decades shoe manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Samuels
Vineland
London
England
America
Auto tumbles on steep hill near Green Pond. Mrs Harding killed
An auto at sixty miles per hour tumbled down a hill near Green Pond about twenty miles from Paterson. Mrs. William F. Harding was crushed to death. her children Frederick, Mabel, Alfred, and Esther suffered injuries, with varying severity. Other items note Le Clerc bail release, a Burlington shooting by a boy, and local agricultural and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Pond
Paterson
William F. Harding
Ten Drown When Little Sloop Capsizes Off Staten Island
A nine ton sloop named Roxana carrying Brooklyn Swedish Americans overturned in a sudden squall off Norton's Point, Staten Island. Ten people drowned, including two young girls and three women. Survivors, many from Brooklyn, were treated at Smith Infirmary. alcoholic excess cited as a factor. The vessel was owned by Sigmund Sameason and captained by Jacob Sameason of Atlantic Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Norton's Point
Ores Selinah Samenson
East Fifty-sixth Street
Manhattan
Ella Olsen
Clarkson Street
Platbush
Olga
Johanny Johnson
McDonough Street
Thora Hendrickson
First Place
Carrie Knudsen
Second Place
Nils Christiansen
East Twenty-first Street
Manhhattan
Jacob Samenson
Atlantic Highlands
Anna Jacobson
Kingsland Avenue
Abram Sameason
Union
Samenson
South Beach
Roxana
Sigmund Sameason
Jacob Sameason
Jacob
Mra. Knudsen
Three Strikers Shot in Butler Lycoming Clash
In Lyndora Butler County Pennsylvania a detachment of State Constabulary arrived to guard Standard Steel Car Company property. A clash with mounted troopers left one striker fatally wounded and several others injured as 13 alleged leaders were arrested amid a mass walkout by 600 Standard Wheel Company workers joining 2500 strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Steel Car Company
Butler
New Shah on Persian Throne Amid National Assembly
In Teheran Persia the Shah Mohamed Ali was dethroned and Crown Prince Sultan Ahmed Mirza twelve years old was proclaimed Shah by the National Assembly in Parliament Square. The deposed ruler sought refuge at the Russian summer legation Zerzende protected by Cossacks and Sepoys. Azad el Mulk was named Regent as a minority regent government forms. Also reported: Mrs Ejla Marvel of Wareham Mass fatally injured in Atlantic City auto crash. Leo J Carnell arrested as chauffeur. Count Von Arco-Valley Brazilian German minister died suddenly in Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Mohamed Ali
Shah
Sultan Ahmed Mirza
Wan Prior
National Assembly
Mujte
Hilda
Parliament Square
Zerzende
Azad el Mulk
Kajar
Ejla Marvel
Wareham
Mass
Atlantic City
N. J
Leo J. Carnell
Isaac Baker
Count von’ Arco-Valley
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Count von Arco-Valley
Drownings in Peoria Fishermen Brother and Sister Die
Singer Jeannetta Dolan and her brother James Dolan of Chillicothe Ohio were fishing at Peoria when they attempted to change seats in a boat. the vessel capsized and both drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Het Brother
Jeannetta Dolan
Richard Carle
James Dolan
Chillicothe
Ohio
Peoria
Alabama Man Killed For Trying to Obtain Pardon For Convicte
Montgomery scene reports a state senator Oscar O Bayles shot and killed in Monroeville by Davids K Smith amid efforts to obtain pardons for Isaac and Jesse Shirley serving terms for killing Jin Smith, brother of the shooter. Constantinople notes Prince Suleyman Effendi, brother of the Sultan, died of heart failure born 1860. Bishop Williams in New York preached against Rockefeller Jrs Bible class teaching at St Bartholomew's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D
Bishop Williams
Michigan
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Montgomery
Oscar O. Bayles
Davids K. Smith
Monroeville
Bayles
Isaac
Jesse Shirley
Jin Smith
David
Constantinople
Suleyman Effeldi
Turkey
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Butter Corner
Yor
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TELIS
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Yo. Nee
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Addison Hayes
McKee's Rocks
Boy Winter
Chum
Davari
Davenport
the New York Mail
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John Madson
John C. Anderson
C. Moeller
Madson
Miss Fredericks
Germany
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Ada Jones
Springfield
New Orleans
Cupid's Punty
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Jonson
Eliza Jones
Oakland
Memphis
Henrietta Leopold
Josephine Tretheway
Stockton
Catherinne Hoene
San Diego
Minnie Cather
Tere
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Sylvian Pollard de Bennett
Mary Brown
Mags
Frances Hepburn
Josephine Henninger
Birdie King
Hot Springs
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Jola
Kan
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East St. Louis
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St. Louis
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Catalina Baughman
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Bertha King
Tenn
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Little Neck
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Sear
Savannah
Bishop Shanley
Fargo, N. D
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Middlesex County
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Supreme Court
Trenton
S. B. D. Prickett
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Failura
Sufféin
Nyack
Richard Benson
Dorothy
William Hinchman
Preakness
Hinchman
Suffern
le Clerc
Robert le Clerc
Bergen County
Hackensack
Hoy
Frances Lord
Burlington
Joseph Kane
Thomas Okas
Richard Fisher
Cross Keyz
W. ¥. Hackett
Annandale
Pancoast
Johnson L. Bennett
Millville
H. K. Bugbee
Williamstown
Monroe Building and Loan Association
D. Earling Tweed
Stacy Kirby
Clarence Wiley
Farmers’ Exchange
Harmersville
Wiliam T. Madara
Richwood
John M. Gaynex
Salem Board O Health
Corey
Corey's Grave
Pitman
J. Wesley Lee
8. W. McGarvey
Rooster
Freemansburg
Martin Tubbs
Alice
Pennsylvania Constabulary
Lyndora
Alabama
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