Pican Aviator Breaks Distance Record in New York to Philadelphia Flight
Charles K. Hamilton, the frail yet audacious aviator, flew from New York to Philadelphia and back in 3 hours 27 minutes, covering 88 miles in record speed. He left Governor's Island at 7:37 p.m. and landed back on Governors Island at 6:39 p.m. after a stop due to engine trouble at South Amboy. He won a $10,000 prize, set cross country distance and duration records, and created a fast mail by overland route, to wide public acclaim.
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New York City
Charles K. Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
New York Times
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Governor's Island
Pennsylvania
South Amboy
N. J
Curtiss
Hamilton
Rheims
Albany
Gaynor
Reyburn
Quaker City
North Penn Junction
World’s Most Daring Aviator Praised by Curtiss
Glenn Curtiss lauds Hamilton as the most daring aviator, calling his feat the greatest flight and noting its land routes between two great cities with a return trip. He compares it to Charles Rolls's Dover to Calais journey, saying Rolls’s over-water trip is less dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hamilton
Charles Stewart Rolls
Dover
Calais
Rolls
Western Union Indicted in D C War on Bucket Shops
Western Union Telegraph Company was indicted in Washington D C as part of the government effort against bucket shops in the eastern states. The case targets the firm amid wartime financial enforcement and criminal probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Worthany
Washington, D. C
Vanderbilt Wins Trench Stake at La Motte-au-Fees
Vanderbilt's San Pietro won the Prix La Moriniere one thousand stakes over eleven furlongs at Mal- Bonne-Laffitte in France. The favorite Hiptance contested the race but finished well behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Trench
Mal- 50ne-Laffitte
W KK
Baseball Gossip From The League Inconsistent Yet Active
Around the Base reports on O Louglin praising Lafoie as a strong bat prospect and Frank Isbell enjoying form with Wichita Club. Oscar Stanage shows improvement for Detroit while Brooklyn sells Hater to Montreal and Terry Turner’s performance remains debated. Fraser pitches for Chicago semi pro clubs as Pickett moves to Louisville and Mike Mitchell shifts to right field. Boston gains young players amid Giants links and Hyams Wagner remains steady against New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’louglin
Lafoie
Frank Isbell
White Sox
Wichita
Oscar Stanage
Tigers
Brooklyn
Hater
Montreal
Terry Turner
Chick” Fraser
Chicago
St. Louis
Pickett
Columbus
Loulaville
Grimm
Cincinnati
Mike Mitchell
Boston
Giants
Hyams Wagner
New York
Ohio Leads Rail Mileage Growth Across States
Census Bureau data show a 41.4 percent rise in electric street railway mileage from 1902 to 1907, with electricity reaching 99 percent of motive power. Passenger numbers climbed toward 10 billion in 1907, track length rose to 34,403 miles, and construction costs reached 3.64 billion dollars, led by Ohio followed by Indiana, Pennsylvania, California, Illinois, and New York.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Census Bureau
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
California
Ilinois
New York
Tank Wrecks Building on Montreal Fire Disaster
A 35 ton tank crushed The Herald building in Montreal causing extensive loss of life and injuries. Fire followed the collapse as workers and a heroic girl aided others escaping. Identified dead and missing include Len Amesse and Clement Tirsman among many. J S Brierley announced a reduced edition would appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Herald
Len Amesse
Campbell Morrison
Clement Tirsman
Miss Boudry
May Butler
Beatrice Campbell
Frank Consitt
John Cunningham
Harris
Alice Hart
Frank Jansen
Isaac Johns
Gustave Lippe
Rene Littlejohn
Marsh
Duncan J. Miller
Typographical Union
Miss Merriam
J. S. Brierley
St. Louis Man Endows Trades School With Fortune
David J. Ranken Jr of St Louis deeded more than 3 million dollars to the Board of Trustees of the Ranken School of Mechanical Trades He reserves under 2000 a year for himself and directs the endowment to fund maintenance and expansion The estate includes Ranken tract land stocks in Winds Central Rock Island railroads and several banks The school emphasizes practical shop based training with geometry taught through applied tasks and daily oversight by Mr Ranken while he lives modestly above a grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
David J. Ranken, Jr
School of Mechanical Trades
Ranken School
Ranken
Lves
Lfe
Raniten Trades School
Alonzo Wire Dies After Years of Wakeful Sleep
The former Hackettstown police chief Alonzo Wire died from lung disease after decades of a rare wakeful condition. Once a night watchman for the Lackawanna Railroad, he remained alert while his body seemingly slept, a fate linked to a lightning injury decades earlier. His family included six siblings, with a wife and one daughter surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Wire
Hackettstown
Wire
Lackawanna Railroad
Mr. Wire
Saven
Wealthy Widow Murdered in Leavenworth Residence Fire
Elizabeth Schultz a seventy four year old wealthy widow was found murdered in her Leavenworth home after a fire. The nude and charred body was located in the cellar as investigators probe the arson linked crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth* Kan
Elizabeth Schultz
Secretary of War Restores Retired Officers to Duty
Congress may adjourn without army expansion prompting the Secretary of War to order retirement officers be brought back to line duties where possible. The move aims to refill staff positions and keep Panama Canal operations unaffected while replacing school-bound officers with qualified retirees. Norton’s White House arrival cited as improving press relations and overall administration efficiency.
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Congress
Secretary of War
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Dickinson
Otcers
Momisee
Taft
Charles JD. Norton
Norton
White House
Wenl
Safety Powder Kills Maker in Fire at Corning Plant
Clarence Buck and his son Bernard died in a blaze that consumed the Buck Manufacturing Company powder works in Coudersport Pennsylvania. The fire origin remains a mystery though Buck had recently revealed the secret safety powder process to a brother. Both men were found dead after the flames were extinguished with all plant workers escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning, N
Clarence Buck
Bernard
Buck Manufacturing Company
Coudersport
Buck
Coudorsport
Japanese Pus Out Of Town In Northern Washington
Thirty Japanese workers sent from Seattle to Darrington by the United States Lumber Company were expelled by a mob of about 100 white men. The group fled fifty miles inland to reach Consul K. Hayashi to report the incident.
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Seattle
Wash
K. Hayashi
Darrington
Snolomish County
United States Lumber Company
Huffmire Convicted in Graft Case In Schenectady
Aaron P. Huffmire former Schenectady supervisor was found guilty of presenting a fraudulent bill. The verdict marks the first graft conviction in the investigation. Punishment may reach seven years in prison or a $1000 fine or both. Indictment for grand larceny was dismissed after the jury report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Aaron P. Huffmire
Huffmire
Dalzell Loses Point. Injunction Delays Primary Certification
In Pittsburg Dr. Robert J. Black contesting Congressman John Dalzell's Thirtieth District nomination won a court ruling. Judge Cohen barred the County Commissioners from certifying the June 4 primary results until a district wide recount decision is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Robert J. Black
John Dalzell
Cohen
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Peirce and Wife Hurt in Norwegian Car Crash
Christiania Norway United States minister to Norway Bert H D Peirce and his wife were injured when their car struck a bunk after avoiding a cart near Doma. The minister suffered a broken arm and Mrs Peirce a dislocated shoulder. the driver was unharmed.
Death by Own Action On Eve Of Wedding
Leon Guipon shot himself in his New York City studio the day before his engagement to Miss Foster of Roxbury Massachusetts was to be announced Minnie K Wentz who disappeared on her wedding eve was found dead in a coal bin beneath her aunt’s Portcards note her deed offered no explanation in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Leon Guipon
Miss Foster
Roxbury
Mass
Minnie K. Wentz
Gensen
Kingston city marshal killed crossing railroad tracks
City Marshal William L. Fenton of Kingston New York was killed attempting to cross the West Shore Railroad tracks in front of an incoming express train Buffaloman. He was thirty six years old and had previously run a cigar store in New York City.
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Winghton
Wilted
William L. Fenton
Kingston
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Penton
New York City
Mle
Sherman Scolds Insurgents at Milwaukee Convention
Vice President Sherman sharply criticized insurgents in a speech before a Republican convention held in Milwaukee Wisconsin urging party unity and strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Milwaukee
Wis
Harvard Student Vanished Three Years Ago Recalls Maine Boy
Harvard Graduates Magazine revisits a Maine boy who disappeared while a student at Harvard three years ago and has never been heard from since. A letter from B M Piie of Lubec Me discusses whether the student left school due to study problems. The father wishes the name remain listed in his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Harvard
B. M. Piie
Lubec
Miss Woolston Dies at Home Preferring Solitary Life
Miss Sarah Woolston of Ridgway street Mount Holly was found dead at her home by neighbor Mrs Hella Mathes. She refused medical aid saying she wished to live and die alone. Death attributed to Brights disease. Woolston, a twenty five year Methodist missionary to China, was involved in city affairs.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Sarah Woolston
Ridgway Street
Hella Mathes
Bright
Miss Woolston
China
International and Domestic News Briefs From the Era
The item aggregates diverse notes: Marshall Fields' estate pegged at 79 million dollars. The German Emperor recovers from a hand abscess. The body of Mr Rt M Chesebrough to be sent from London to America. Archbishop Trenry Moeller of Cincinnati meets the Pope in private audience. John Redmond holds balance in the House. Ex President Roosevelt hosts editors in London. A jury acquits a black defendant in a murder trial after Bourke Cochran plea.
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Marshall Fields
Rt. M. Chesebrough
London
America
Trenry Moeller
Cincinnati
John Redmond
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Bourke
Prince Fushimi
Japan
United States
Kentucky State University
Ironry Crews
New York City
Robert J. Jack
John Dalzell
Pennsylvanie Urtmaries
Abernathy Boys Reach New York After Cross-Country Ride
Louis and Temple Abernathy arrive in New York City with their father after riding from Oklahoma City on horseback. The ten and eleven year olds left April 16, traveling alone to greet former President Roosevelt amid applause from thousands at Hotel Breslin. Their feat surpasses many adults in endurance as they dismount at the doorstep of the Breslin amid cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Louis
Temple Abernathy
Jack
Abernathy
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hotel Bresin
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Two Jump to Death in Montreal Bridge Tragedy
Albert Esnough a St Lambert builder, and his adopted daughter Lena Healy leapt from Victoria Bridge into the St Lawrence River, drowning after a witness saw them conversing before Esnough climbed the railing and jumped. The only observer was a bridge electrician who could not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Cin
Albert Esnough
St. Lambert
Lena Healy
Victoria Bridge
St. Lawrence
Jie
Esnough
Asnough
Slain Foreman Shot Over Reduced Pay Dispute
Matt Ruesgen of Amsterdam, foreman at Wisconsin Pearl Button Works in this city, killed John Studier after an all night woods chase. He confessed the shooting stemmed from a dispute over pay, claiming Studier shaved his salary check for poor workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Crosse
Matt Ruesgen
John Studier
Amsterdam
Forman
Wisconsin
Pearl Button Works
Ruesgen
Studier
Suits Against Trusts Begin In Chicago
Government files suits to dissolve the Butter and Bes Trust and the Union Stockyards Company in Chicago. Similar action planned against the Elgin Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butter and Bes Trust
Union Stockyards Company
Elgin Board of Trade
Senator Dolliver Attacks President Over Insurgents
Senator Dolliver in Washington denounces the President and allies for their drive to dismiss insurgents from the party. Senator Nalliver defends the insurgents amid the clash in federal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalliver
Dolliver
Washington,d. C
Teir
Drowned in the Hudson during daring boat test
William Lehman drowned in the Hudson River at New York City while spectators watched. He was testing a motor boat he had built, and bystanders offered no aid as the craft failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Wiliam Lehman
New York
Women voting in Oklahoma to go before November voters
A report notes that women's suffrage will be submitted to Oklahoma voters in the November election. The piece mentions various unrelated items including a New York girl stopping an armed burglar and a Yorksire girl awarded a medal for bravery, reflecting mixed local news tone.
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Queen Mary
Oklahoma
Freda Dollusty
East Side
New York City
Emma Knell
Carthage
Muskogee
OcTa
Anna Stiule
Warns Graduates Of Nations Perils InNYU Sermon
Three clergymen from the class of 1860 delivered a baccalaureate at New York University. Dr. Cleland McAfee urged self restraint and conscience in civic life while warning that wealth and democracy alone cannot sustain a nation. He stressed individual responsibility and the enduring American moral strain as the safeguard of the national ideal.
Chancellor Day Warns Automobiles Harm Society
Syracuse University graduation speaker Chancellor James R Day criticizes the auto trade as a luxury draining productive capital. He cites 500 million invested in autos, urges self denial, links lack of restraint to lower marriage rates, and condemns insurgent Republicans over commerce and railways.
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Syracuse
James RR. Day
Syracuse University
Teds
Hormont
Payy
Mana
Day
Congress
City to Consider Winter Unemployment Insurance Plan
Municipal authorities plan to bring a measure to the City Council this winter creating a comprehensive unemployment insurance plan. The aim is to combat winter distress among Berlin's working classes with portal legislation designed to provide support during hard months.
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Berlin
Labor leaders and unions push for gains and elections
The assistant labor commissioner of Washington is a woman. The Iron Molders' International Union has about 60 000 members. The Toronto street railway workers seek higher wages affecting about 1200 men. International organizer A Rosenberry aided Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers on a ten month strike in Boston. Minnesota's State Federation of Labor vows a strong campaign to elect labor representatives. Toronto Labor Temple directors will house only affiliated tenants. An injured English worker is noted amid unrelated lines. Saturday holiday moves in Chicago Loop stores are urged by a civic group.
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State Board of
Washington
Iron Molders’ International Union
Toronto
A. Rosenberry
Boston
Mass
Cles
State Federation of Labor of
Minnesota
Toronto Labor Temple Company
England
Loop
Chicago
Woman's Chik
Central Will Spend Five Million on Equipment Upgrades
Brown of the New York Central says the railroad will resume work ordered suspended by President Taft. The project, costing about 5 million dollars, involves upgrading equipment, improving facilities, building new structures, laying tracks, and enhancing yard and roadbed upkeep amid the present rate dispute.
Notable Figures Convene in London Gossip Sketch
The record notes Tea with Mr. Roosevelt and Dr. Osler in London. It mentions Andrew D. White as a German ambassador, discomfort with tobacco by Roosevelt, and visits by Mr. Parker to European cities. It cites Willig Cummings, Baxsett, power in the medical freedom league, and comments by Teller and Fowler on political intrigues and figures.
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Europe
Hamburg
Berlin
St Petersburg
Moscow
B. O. Power
National League of Medical Freedom
National
Department of Health
Henry M. Teller
Felice
Ballinger
N. Fowler
New Jersey
John Kean
Prominent New York Man Seized After Robbery Fight
M Wiley son of G B L Wiley of New York City and brother of N T Wiley of the New York Telephone Company was arrested after a clash with about thirty men while found robbing James Yankie’s home. Letters and pockets suggest a University of Pennsylvania education. He claimed to be R M Wiley. his father is president of Standard Underground Cable Company with offices at Liberty Street.
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Washington
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Patt
Wall Street
White House
Taft
Los Angeles
Cat
R. M Wiley
G. B. L. Wiley
New York City
N. T. Wiley
New York Telephone Company
James Yankie
University of Pennsylvania
R. M. Wiley
Standard Underground Cable Company
New York
No. 56
Liberty Street
Four Cincinnati saloon keepers indicted in brewers campaign
Four Cincinnati saloon keepers were indicted after the Grand Jury heard evidence gathered by the Ohio Brewers Vigilante Bureau. They face charges of maintaining nuisances as the first results of a statewide crackdown on wet territory. Brewers say eliminating dives and objectionable cartoon venues will curb prohibition sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Brewers’ Vigilafire Bureau
Roosevelts Leave England and Berlin Assignments
Aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Theodore Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt Miss Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt sailed from Southampton for home. Berlin reports the appointment of Herr von Lindequist as Secretary of State for the Colonies, succeeding Bernhard Dernburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herr von Lindequist
Bernhard Dernburg
Train Kills Two Schoolboys in Front of Erie Locomotive
Two eight year old boys John McCarthy of Columbia Heights and Justus Uerman of Hawthorne were struck and killed while crossing the Bergen County cut along the Erie railroad in Paterson New Jersey. They carried school books and were hit by passenger train 66 as they moved between tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
John McCarthy
Columbia Heights
Justus Uerman
Passaic Avenue
Hawthorne
Bergen County
Erie
Train wreck sinks freight into Lake Superior
A Canadian Pacific freight train derailed by a boulder on the main line near Port Caldwell 200 miles east of Port Arthur and plunged into Lake Superior. Engineer Wheatley Fireman Clarke and Brakeman McMillan were drowned in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific
Port Caldwell
Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Wheatley
Clarke
McMillan
Policeman Dies in Jersey City Call Box Accident
Policeman Dennis J. Sullivan was killed in Jersey City when 25 000 volts of electricity surged through his body as he opened a call box. The incident occurred during duty in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Sullivan
Jersey City
N. C
Sugar Trust Continued Frauds In New York Trial
The Sugar Trust faced continued fraud charges in a New York City trial related to sugar weighing practices since the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
New York City
Suger Trust
Roosevelt and Root Confer in London Amid World News Buildup
Brief items report Roosevelt and Senator Root held a two hour private conference in London. Memorial services at the Brooklyn Navy Yard drew about thirty thousand attendees with many overcome by heat. A large scale political mobilization occurred in Poland as thousands of trucks stood ready to quell Communist demonstrations. Walter Clark, a New York State witness, was attacked by thugs. Reports from St. Petersburg discuss Russia Japan negotiations taking shape. Taft reviewed Memorial Day parade in New York. Isadore Newman, a former cavalryman, killed his child and wife in New York City.
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Philadelphia
Havana Yacht Club
Cuba
Roosevelt
Senator Root
London
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Walter Clark
New York State
Perach
Katz
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Taft
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Riverside Drive
New York City
Isadore Newman
United States
Davugiiter
Suit Filed Over Injuries at Paterson Church Rope
Benjamin Elkind sues Third Presbyterian Church of Paterson for 100 in damages after tripping on a rope stretched in front of a burned edifice in January 1909. He was a New York University student. the incident caused a skull fracture and long term mental impairment with partial recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Elkind
Third Presbyterian Church of
Paterson
Elkind
New York University
Alterha
A Gay
Representative Fowler Endorsed for New Jersey Senate
About 1500 men, including most Progressive Republicans, cheered at Proctor's Theatre Elizabeth as Representative Charles N Fowler was endorsed by resolution as the Republican candidate for the next U S Senator from New Jersey to succeed Kean. The meeting formed the Republican League of New Jersey to advocate election of Senators by popular vote. The resolution was read and adopted by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor's
Elizabeth
Charles N. Fowler
United States
New Jersey
Kean
Republican League of New Jersey
Home Burned as Incendiary Attack Strikes Riverside Couple
An attempt to burn Mr and Mrs Henry Ludwig at their Riverside area home woke Mrs Ludwig who smelled kerosene. Flames enveloped the house as the couple barely escaped with burns. The incendiary fled after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ludwig
Riverside
Aged Recluse Miss Woolston Found Dead in Mount Holly
Miss Sarah Woolston aged eighty living on the Way Street Mount Holly was found deceased on a couch by Mrs Ella Haines. Death attributed to acute Brights disease. Woolston a Methodist missionary in China for over twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurge
Sarah Woolston
Way Street
Mount Holly
Ella Haines
Bright
Miss Woolston
China
State Board Announces Corporation Tax List Total
The State Board of Assessors filed a preliminary list with the State Comptroller listing 7142 corporations with total taxes of $2,539,000 for the year an increase of $17,000 led by Prudential Insurance Company $313,788 United States Steel Corporation $47,179. Stewart M Brice dies at 41 in Agbury Park son of late Senator Calvin S Brice prominent in New York social and political life formerly judged insane in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Assessore
Stewart M. Brice
Calvin S. Brice
United States
Ohio
Agbury Park
New York City
Multiple Local Notices and Incidents Across the State
The page reports deaths in Newton and Lodi, a drowning in Van Houter, damages from an oil explosion in Thoro Fare, a new rural carriers organization forming, a suicide in Lodi, beer raids in Williamstown, a church pastor change in Stroughton, a Paterson man facing long debt under a court ruling, a Connecticut firm suing Paterson machinist C D Martin, and Taft addressing social issues as a national problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Creny
Ryerson Avenue
Newton
Ernest Shubert
Peterson
Angelina Vananges
van Houter
Wilkins Brothers
Thorofare
Standard Ol Company
X Rural
Hunterdon
Warren Counties
Marinus Henehen
Lodi
Wiliamstown
Thomas B. Hughes
Stroughton
Wis
First Baptist Church
Trento
W. FP. Johnson
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Pican
Aqreaks
FraiteLooking
Tageley
Leabais
Rae
Angea
Court of Chantery
Trenton
Willard C. Parker
Flemington
Ida M. Horner
Mia
Elizabeth Hoppenthaler
Union Avenue
Irvington
Hoppenthaler
Seward C. Simons
Pasadena
Cal
Simone
Boston Arbor
Senate
Boston and Eastern Electric Railway
Esther Maud Mearson
Harlem
New Naveon
Frank L. Campbell
Lena Hansen
Campbell
Aviator
Topeka
Kan
J. C.mars
Ottawa
Dan
W. E. Bagnall
Madison and
Clark Streets
D. C
Hawaii
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mercy
Richmond
Mann
Calvin Johnson
Eugene Dorsey
Pines
Alexandria
Henry Smith
Walter Schultz
Smith
Glasner
Tritonit
Latonia
Nem
Kok
Southern Pacific
Salton Sink
Uncle Sam Imperial Valley
Flint
Mirries
Colorado River
Dalzell
Menister Peirce
Abernathy Woys
St. Lawrence River
Mary Emery
Clnetfinatl
Emery
Lugill
Yorkshire
Enyghind
Willam HH
Phraner
Hempstead
William H. Neilson
Plain- Held
John McVey
North Presbyterian Church
Binghamtonen. Y
Henry M. MacCracken
Cleland
McAfee
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Trias
Ward
Bowery
Chancellor Day
Carnegie Pension Foundation
Carnegie
M. Wiley
CABLE
Smolensk
Ilegally
Madrid
Alfonso
Canalejas
India
Charles Wardinge
Hearl
Minto
Fassia Bars_Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Venezuela
Caracas
Matos
W. J. Moore
Jude William I. Moore
Wallenstein
Robi Flood
Warnesg
Ehow
Rumble
Tmr
Peru
Nag
Ecuador
Train
Goulder
Suen 9 Church
Fowler Fo
U. S. Senate
Stewart Meurice
C. D. Martin
Hamilton Avenue
Black
Martin
Coe Brass
Connecticut
Mr. Taft
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