Pier Collapse Kills Three. Dozens Injured In Baltimore
A new Locust Point pier under construction for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad collapsed after a clay failure, sending 430 feet of the water end into the harbor. Three men died Howard Ellender Robert Sweetman Antone Woelffel, at least five are missing and eighteen injured. Investigations to determine causes follow as rescuers search the wreckage.
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Baltimore
Dalti- Kore
Locust Point
Howard L. Ellender
Robert Sweetman
Tve
Antone Woelffel
Jacob Windenvorger
Hurryard
William W. Vaughn
Geo
Montgomery
Buddy Johnson
Baltimore Bridge Company
McLean Contracting Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Steamara
Johnson Line
Ellender
I. Clay Timanus
Dedication of New Cornell College of Agriculture Buildings
The Cornell ceremony featured Governor Hughes praising progress in agriculture and veterinary education. A golden key symbolized the new facilities transfer to Cornell as trustee. General Woodford urged military science, while Nathan J. Batchelder and Dean L. H. Bailey spoke on agriculture. Alma Mater sung, Junelon reception followed with guests including John De Witt Warner and state engineers.
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Ithaca
N. Y
New York State College of Agriculture
Churman
Cornell
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Nathan J. Batchelder
National Grange
L. H. Bailey
College of Agriculture
Association of American Colleges and Experiment Stations
Junelon
John de Witt Warner
Skene
Getman
Tunee Girls Mourned After Mill Glass Works Disaster
In Millville New Jersey the engine room smokestack toppled at T C Wheaton Co glass works killing Sylvia Gallagher seventeen Lena Doughty sixteen and Lydia Thurston eighteen. A third girl died within minutes from injuries and several others were hurt as bricks rained down on the grinding room while twelve men and seven girls worked beneath a gale damaged roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
N. J
T. C. Wheaton & Co
Sylvia Gallagher
Lena Doughty
Lydia Thurston
Filso
Turks Battle With Greeks in Macedonia Clash
A sanguinary clash at Morthoven in Macedonia pitted Turkish troops against a Greek band. The Greeks were dispersed after fierce fighting. Their chief and seven members were killed, and Turkish losses reached twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morthoven
Macedonia
Tinley Urges Square Deal for Railways in Memphis Speech
Southern Railway President Finley and Tinley call for a square deal in railroad legislation during a Memphis address. The speech emphasizes fair treatment for railroads in forthcoming policy debates.
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Tinley
Square Deal
Finley
The
Southern Railway
Memphis
B Square Deal
Wall Falls Killing Four Laborers at Chrome Copper Works
Several Hungarian laborers were crushed when a wall collapsed during excavation at the De Lamar copper works in Chrome New Jersey. Four men died instantly and three were badly injured as bricks toppled onto them during construction of a low extension.
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Chrome
N. J
de Lamar
Fraud in Private Warship Construction At Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rep George E Waldo charged that private contractors built warships with faulty workmanship including rivets filled with putty and wood. He cited the battleship Louisiana and others delivered unfinished, requiring costly after delivery repairs and months of Navy Yard work before completion. Officials offered no firm reply.
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Boston
George E. Waldo
New York
Faneuil Hall
National League of Employes of Navy Yards
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Waldo
Louisiana
Connecticut
Navy Yard Force
Navy Yard
Washington
Tennessee
Death by own action of ex railroad chief at sea
David Willcox former president of the Delaware and Hudson Company died at sea last Wednesday. Reports state blindness and failure of the remaining eye, along with fear of poverty after his fortune was ruined by bad speculations, as the motives behind the suicide. The incident is linked to the close adviser of EB Harriman and Henry Rogers.
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New York City
David Williay
Delaware and Judson Company
Willcox
Eb, Il Harriman
Henry J. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
University of Chicago
Moyer, Laywood and Pettibone
Ingalls
Theig
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Ezra Cornell
David Willcox
Trust Company of North America
Baltimore
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Far East
Fulton
Todad
State Banking Department
Avon, Mass
Northwest Snowstorm Paralyzes Dakotas to Montana
A ferocious twenty hour snowstorm blankets the Northwest from the Dakotas to Montana with six to ten inches of snow. Railroad traffic delays reach five to fifteen hours while farmers face delayed seeding and possible replanting. In Minneapolis and St Paul the streetcar system halts as cars are pushed through blocked streets.
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St. Paul
Minn
Dakotas
Montana
Minneapolis
Explosion at Du Pont Powder Works Destroys Nitrate Mill
An explosion at the Du Pont Powder Works nitrate plant in Haskell New Jersey blew the mill apart. Foreman Andrew Larson of Pompton Lake and Italian assistant Nicola Gurello were killed. The blast left only a ten foot deep hole in a fifty by fifty foot area where the mill stood.
Hertzian Waves Detonate Torpedoes in Cartagena Trials
Successful experiments in Cartagena tested torpedoes exploded at long distances using the Hertzian waves system. The device was invented by a Spaniard named Balsera.
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Cartagena
Balsera
Island Cuba seeks traverses to end drought rains
Travers were offered in all the churches throughout the Island of Cuba for rain as six months pass without measurable rainfall. The country remains parched with cattle dying and forests burning amid the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers
Dhurches
Cuba
Two Men Drown In Otsego Lake
William Lee and John Kelly from Amsterdam New York drowned while fishing in Otsego Lake when their boat took on water and sank. Fellow anglers saw them but no trace remained when help arrived.
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Otsego Lake
William Lee
John Kelly
Amsterdam
N. Y
Supreme Court Upholds $1000 Contempt Fine on Senator Patterson
The Supreme Court affirms a $1000 contempt penalty issued by a Colorado court after Senator Patterson said the court was corrupt. The ruling centers on free speech limits and contempt authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Patterson
Rivalry Turns Deadly In Grendale Love Feud
John Johnson son of a Grendale farmer is shot and killed by neighbor Noah Patton over a contested courtship. The pair reportedly argued after church before the fatal pistol encounter.
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Giril
John Johnson
Grendale
Noah Patton
Death of Jay Stern Found in Worcester Bath Tub
Jay Stern of New York was found dead in a bath tub at Dr. Benjamin M. Percy’s Worcester home where he was visiting. He is identified as brother to Trenry J. Stern of Albany and doctors Mose Stern of New York.
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Bathead
Jay Stern
New York
Benjamin M. Percy
Worcester
Mais
Trenry J. Stern
Albany
Drs Mose Stern
Jamestown Exposition to Feature Global Naval Pageant
Norfolk awaits the Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition with a grand naval display. Twenty five battleships and cruisers from the United States and foreign fleets including Britain Germany Austria Brazil Argentina Japan and France will lay in Hampton Roads forming a vast semicircle off the expo grounds. The event showcases the evolution of ships from early days to modern warcraft and includes a harbor for small craft and a water carnival lineup.
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Norfolk
Hampton
Roads
United States
Aso
Connecticut
Fortress Monroe
Exposian
Louisiana
Texas
Havana Harbor
Norfolk Navy Yard
Namunoth Connecticut
Maine
Brooklyn
Aizo
Tennessee
Washington
Denver
Cleveland
Schley
Cervera
Santiago
Cuba
Forn & Marine Panoramao
Navy Department
Good Hone
Areyll
Hampshire
Roxbourg
Roon
Bremen
Astorn
Winchuelo
Barroso
Tamayo
Argentine Republic
Presidente Sarmien
Trububa
Chitoso
Japan
France
Italy
Chile
Portugal
Varese
Etruria
Ministro Zentene
Don Carlos
Spain
Veesel
Aytat
Jamestown
Harry
Neptune
Navy Yards
Georgia
Roosevelt
Robley K. Evans
Toulon Arsenal Fire Destroys Five Buildings
A major Toulon fire destroyed five large arsenal buildings amid allegations of incendiary cause. Thirty men were injured as damage spread to the submarine and torpedo stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
France
Harsh Cold Weather Dampens Agricultural Progress
Frigid conditions blanket a large region hindering farming activities and trade. Low temperatures and persistent cold slow spring apparel and goods sales as market activity contracts.
Notable 19th Century Figures and Diplomatic Tidbits
Andrew Carnegie hails Emperor William as the greatest man of the age while Henry Watterson reportedly worked on a Life of Lincoln in Europe. Former Senator Spooner urges caution on railway rate cuts. Sothern receives a box with family history in London. Lord Arthur Laurence Haliburton dies in England. Vice-President Piekbanks plans farm labor month. Lieutenant Nelson to Annapolis to instruct midshipmen in submarine handling. Ransford Buckmen named naval adviser to the Sultan of Tirley and commands guard fleet units.
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Andrew Carnegie
William
Henry Watterson
Lincoln” White
Europe
Spooner
Sothern
London
Arthur Laurence Haliburton
Sam Slick
England
Piekbanks
Charles P. Nelson
Annapolly
Ransford P. Buckmen
Worcester
Mass
Bultan
Tirley
Banker Arrested After Alleged Assault on Wife
Mrs. Augustus T. Post, sixty, alleges her thirty-two year old husband, described as a banker and millionaire, knocked her senseless in their Hyland House apartment in New York City. Police arrested him on the assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Benting
Augustus T. Post
Hirsband
Hyland Mouse
New York City
Bank President Arrested After Fund Misuse Charge
Charles C. King, president of the Mirst National Bank of Scotland, 5S. D., was arrested in Chilcago for alleged misuse of bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. King
Mirst National Bank of Scotland
Chilcago
Walter Miller Dominates as America’s Top Jockey
The Regatta Committee of the Fall River Yacht Club plans a Memorial Day regatta. Boston’s D P Rhodes lost to A B K Wilding in London after defeating A W Gore. Beals C Wright trains for the Laing matches. Toronto hosts a civic reception for Indian Thomas Longworth after his Boston Marathon win. James J Jeffries vows to return if a foreigner holds the heavyweight title, else he stays retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
America
Fall River
England
Juniat River
Newton-l Hamlton
Beals C. Wright
Laing
Bly
Jamestown Exposition Opened by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt opened the Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition in Norfolk with a grand ceremony on the Mayflower. A 38-ship fleet, foreign dignitaries, and Army and Navy units participated as he reviewed the forces and pressed the opening gold button.
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Norfolk
United States
Roosevelt
Hampt
Discovery Landing
America
Harry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Dolphin
Metcalf
Newport News
Fortress Monroe
Cortelyou
Garfield
Straus
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
Speaker Cannon
Exposition Grounds
Robley YD. Evang
Atlantic Naval Station
Saa
Exposllok Grounds
P. F. Harrington
Greneral Fred. D. Grant
Tucker
Old Virginia
Jamestown
Alfred Nagill-Standalph
Whiberforce G. Owst
Mgr
Fort Munroe
Union
Congress
Fred. PD. Grant
John Smith
Grant
Grand National Steeplechase Draws Record Crowd at Aintree
The Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree Liverpool set attendance records with 19 270 spectators. The crowd surpassed all previous sports attendance marks for the venue and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aintree
Liverpool
Death of Former Minister Stanford Newell in St Paul
Stanford Newell former minister to the Netherlands from 1897 to 1905 died at his St Paul Minnesota home Bleu May cause complications with asthma as reported in local notices.
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Stanford Newell
Netherlands
St. Paul, Minn
Oldest Woman in Milne State and Notables Visit
Aunt Some Sellers of Deer Tale aged 106 is named the oldest woman in Milne. Countess Adeline Schimmecmann, founder of the International Mission, will tour the United States in September. Mine. Ann Gow, once Countess Ne Castiane, seen at southern France watering places with her sister and in good health. Queen Maw of Norway enjoys collecting ivory fragments. Marie Fagsuaner, a tall shintess, arrives in London. First female examiner at the U S Patent Office is Miss Mary A Sanders of Oklahoma. Empress of Japan reads European plays, finds them dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne
Adeline Schimmecmann
International Mission
Balde
Ann Gow
Ne Castiane
de Vorce
France
Queen Maw
Norway
Marie Fagsuaner
Lonton
United Stated
Mary A. Sanders
Okklahoma
Japan
Peace Treaty Signed Between Salvador and Nicaragua
A treaty of peace was signed at Amapala by ministers representing El Salvador and Nicaragua. The Salvadoran terms were accepted while President Zelaya's reparations demand and a free exchange of commodities between the two nations were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Salvador
Nicaragua
Amapala
Zelaya
Honduras
Home Kills Ten Men in Lode Russia Robbery
Militants in Lode Russia seize a carriage carrying vodka sale proceeds escorted by soldiers. A bomb destroys the vehicle, killing three soldiers and five others, wounding a coachman and a government employee. The robbers grab $2000 and flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lode
Russia
Roktel Street
Billiardist Ordered Out of Paris
Police of Party issue expulsion order against American billiard player George Sutton under gambling law after he competed in a school event for all Wards in Paris.
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Paris
George Sutton
Zelaya Plans War Against Guatemala
Report from Handuras arig ini at Mobily cites claims that President Zelaya intends to declare war against Guatemala within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handuras Arigini
Mobily
Zelaya
Guatenutta
Labor unions and strikes sweep California and Ohio
District councils and unions in California push for reform while wage increases rise among workers in San Jose Alameda and San Francisco. The Granite Cutters report steady gains over fifteen years and a push by Stoglemakers to join the American Federation of Labor clashes with the Cigarmakers union. An Oakland weekly labor paper is planned with Alameda County backing, and Cincinnati music unions clash over European talent access to U S venues.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Jose
Laundry Workers’ Union
Alameda County
Granite Cutters’ International Association
Stoglemakers
American Federation of Labor
International Cigarmakers
Gaton
Oakland
Central Labor Council
Miners Rescued From Flooded Shaft in Foustwell Mine
Seven miners trapped five days in the Borwind-White coal mine at Foustwell were saved by rescuers Sting Rodon and Charles Ream at 10 PM. All seven survived despite extreme thirst and darkness, aided by timely food in lunch baskets and a single lamp. The group included Michael Bovla, John Howard, John Cones, Stephen Ballard, George Meka, John Meka, and Michael Petre.
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Johnstown
Foustwell
Herolam
Sting Rodon
Charles Ream
Ife
Ream
John Bolyn
Foreman Bolyn
Bolyn
Rodon
Tor
Michael Bolya
Bolya
Tim
Michael Bovla
John Howard
John, Cones
Stephen Ballard
George
John Meka
Michael Petre
Death by Self Inflicted Wound After Frightful Family Tragedy
An inquest in St Louis reveals Edward Linne twenty four took his own life after murdering his mother in a fit of rage sparked by remorse for striking her. He had been unemployed and his mother chastised him for not finding work. He returned, begged forgiveness, and then shot himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Linne
St. Louis
Strtich
Olfy
Linne
Theo
Death by own action in oyster trade in Unit City
Captain William HL Thompson of Baltimore Maryland, longtime figure in the oyster trade, shot himself dead in Unit City due to ill health after thirty years in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HL Thompson
Hutimore
Unit City
Germanys Peace Policy Defined By Chancellor
Prince von Buelow, speaking before the Reichstag, clearly defines Germanys position on disarmament talks at The Hague. The address outlines Germanys stance and aims in the current arms discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Prince von Buelow
Reichstag
The
Hague
Patents Chief Resigns as Roosevelts Plans Progress
Frederick J. Allen, U S Commissioner of Patents, resigns. The Administration plans criminal actions against EB H Warriman. Roosevelt to leave Washington June 12 for Oyster Bay. White clerks may resign to avoid working under a negro in the Fourth Auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Allen
United States Commissioner of Patents
Caid
EB. H. Warriman
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Treasury Department
Fourth Auditor
Fuller
Penrose
Pennsylvania
White House
William Loeb
Will
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Hitchcock
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Bedford Sails with Millions in Flour for Chinese Suffering
The United States transport Bedford departed San Francisco bound for China carrying 4 000 000 pounds of flour to aid starving residents in the empire's northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bedford
San Francisco
China
Empire
Notable Crises and Legal Cases Span Several States
A jagged set of events includes Gerald Pitzgerald wounding and killing in Friar's Point Mississippi before shooting his own leg. Drake University scholarships funded by Theodore P Shonts. a Birmingham homicide by Bb. 1K. Bodey. Bert DB. Bruce indicted in Missouri for murder by poison. Westinghouse Mfg to issue 5.9 million in stock for improvements. Williams College to receive a 412,000 bequest. Prince Eitel Friedrich involved in a naval incident near Potodam, with a fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Pitzgerald
Wek Opp
Wiha
Friar's Point
Miss
Drake University
Des Moines
Iowa
Theodore P Shonts
Bodey
Witehimar
Birmingham
Ala
W. A Kennedy
Bert DB
Bruce
St Joseph
Jamey S. Self
Ernest Geisler
Westinghome Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Wilkanstown
Mass
Willams College
Baia Curler
Eitel Friedrich
Eiperor
Ina Vaval
Potodam
Reactionary deputies meet the Russian Emperor in ceremony
Reports detail a reception of peasant deputies by the Russian Emperor as radicals attack the move. Rioting continued on St. Lucia with the governor seeking aid from Barbadoes.
Murder After a Party in New Jersey Town
David Beebe of Red Lion was murdered after leaving Irving Mathis house in Chairville Medford area. Five suspects were arrested and jailed. deputy sheriff sent them to Mount Holly jail on murder charges. Beebe died from a bullet and a club blow after a quarrel with young men during a house warming. Timothy Arnold of Montclair arrested in Bloomfield with over $2000 found hidden on him. Arnold jailed on $1000 bail. money intended for years of savings and a property purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beebe
Red Lion
Medford
Chairville
Irving ‘Mathis
Hils
Maths House
Shariff Fleetwood
Caleb Rogers
Harry, Hammil
Howard Reeves
Harry Reaves
Theodore Wills
Justice of the Peace
Milton HH. Allen
Mount Holly
Beebe
Irving Mathis
Timothy Arnold
Montclair
Moran
Bloomfield
Raymond Howard
James Cavanaugh
Arnold
Cadmus
Think Barnett Was Murdered In Beverly Meadows
Charles E. Barnett a Delanco resident and Star Knitting Mills manager was found dead on the Beverly meadows near the river with a head wound suspected to be from a pistol shot. Police believe murder and a Beverly boy Gilbert Van Selver discovered the body while out fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Charles E. Barnett
Beverly
Delanco
Star Knitting Mills
Gilbert van Selver
Man Released From Trenton Prison Traveled to Bloomfield
Patrick Brady aged fifty four who just finished a twenty year prison term for murdering his wife by tickling her to death at Avondale led a charge into an old house at Willard place and Franklin street Bloomfield. He was employed by Major Frederick Lindsley of the American Volunteers Newark. Death was due to consumption contracted in prison. Deputy County Physician Meta granted a burial permit. Brady leaves two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Brady
Trenton
Avondale
Willard Place
Franklin Street
Bloomfield
Brady
Frederick Lindsley
American Volunteers
Cedar Street
Newark
Meta
Death of Frank Ireland at Atlantic City Hotel
Frank Ireland a 24 year old watchman from Snitcho's Landing was found dead in an Atlantic City hotel with a bullet wound. Clara Robinson of Philadelphia was found grieving beside him and arrested, but police deem Ireland may have killed himself. She said she heard the shot, entered the room, and found him dying with the revolver at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ireland
Snitcho’s Landing
Atlantic City
Clara Robinson
Philadelphia
Ireland
Crippled Negro Set Free After County Jail Release
Gordon Phillips, an elderly Black man of Burlington, jailed nine months for unpaid poll tax and costs, was freed when donors paid the debt. he wept in relief. Isaac Wood of Burlington died after sending a letter to his wife and then harming himself with a razor, citing foot deformity and despair. The Civic League hosted a benefit for city improvements in Woodbury, featuring Miss Rachel L. Jessup. Russell Newell of New York won a $3000 verdict in a suit for alienation of affection brought against naval engineer Charles W. Van Kuren of Wilmington, Delaware. Mrs Newell resides in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Phillips
Burlington
Mount Holly
Isaac Wood
St. Mary Street
Wood
Civic League
Woodbury
Country Club
Rachel L. Jessup
Russell Newell
New York
United States
Trenton
Charles WW. van Kuren
Whmington
Del
Newell
Mantua Methodists Plan New Church and Local Developments
Reports from across the state note Mantua Methodists to build a new church with twenty five charter members. Lookout Division of Sons of Temperance organized at Pitman. Shad catch at Pennsville runs about 5000 ahead of last season despite bad weather. Estate of late Edward T. Dugdale valued at 105364 dollars and 98 cents. Albert Repp of Glassboro optimistic about a large apple peach and pear crop. Bridgeton entrepreneurs to build another hollow glassware plant before September. Wallace Gborne returns to Hightstown after Europe and Holy Land tour. State high school inspector funds a four year course for an approved Glassboro high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
Bridgeton
Wallace Qgborne
Hightstown
Europe
Holy Land
Glassboro
Clubwoman Stricken Dumb in Du Buque Address
Mrs Hugh Apfeld a leading clubwoman in Iowa collapsed during a Du Buque address before the Woman's Relief Corps. Doctors diagnose paralysis with concern it may spread. In other notes Damascus becomes the first Turkish empire city to gain electric streetcars.
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Dubuque, Ta
Hugh Apfeld
Towa
Damascus
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