Results of elections across New York City and state
Tammany wins major offices in New York County led by Sheriff Foley with about 26 000 plurality. Bartletts elected judges of the Court of Appeals by large margins. Gerard defeats Linn Bruce for Supreme Court Justice. Whitman falls with Fusion. Brooklyn and Queens yield strong Republican gains. Albany Rochester Buffalo Utica Schenectady Syracuse Ithaca and others swing Republican. Overall assembly: Republicans 94 Democrats 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
New York County
Thomas F. Foley
Maximilian F. Ihmaen
Edward T. Bartlett
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Messrs
McDonald and
Lyon
Independence League
McDonough
Bartlett
Lst
Benston
Mulqueen
Swann
Whitman
Palliser
Vidaver
Fusion
Shera
Parsons-Hearst
Brooklyn
Norman 5. Dike
Lewis L. Fawcett
Herbert T. Ketcham
Marcus, Campbell
Hobley
Willliam A. Prendergast
Register
Clarke
Charlies H. Gaus
Rochester
Hiram H. Egerton
Buffalo
Syracuse
Alan C. Forbes
Ithaca
Os Wego
John K. Smith
Binghamton
Slauson
Elmira
Daniel Sheehan
Auburn
C. A. Koenig
Roma
A. R. Kessinger
Watertown
Hugo
Gloversville
Frederick M. Young
Geneva
Amsterdan
Jacob H. Dealy
Johnstown
Frank Beebe
Cohacs
Merritt P. Hanson
Medina
Fulton
Hunchakist Murder Conviction in New York
Dedros Hampartjoomian was convicted of the murder of rug merchant Hovhanes Tavshanjian in New York. He was sentenced to the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dedros Hampartjoomian
Hovhanes Tavshanjian
Norfolk and Southern approves $2.5 million mortgage bond issue
Norfolk and Southern Railway stockholders meet in Norfolk Virginia and approve a mortgage bond issue totaling 2 1/2 million dollars to finance the purchase of rolling stock and other railway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Southern Railway
Norfolk,Va
Notable 19th Century Figures and Events Highlighted
The late Duke of Pless in Berlin is valued at 21800000 in cash. Architect George Frederick Bodley dies in London. Sir Casper Purden Clarke notes widespread museum theft. General F D Grant led a test of thirty seven officers near Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. Professor H W Wiley urges an international congress to curb food adulteration. President Roosevelt marks his forty ninth birthday. King Edward congratulates via Ambassador Reid. Rev John Keller named organizing secretary of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the Isthmus of Panama. President Winchell of the Rock Island Railway says the company will end capitol lobbies. Thomas Nelson Page plans large scale mule breeding on a 1000 acre farm near Denver Dam, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Pless
Berlin
George Frederick Bodley
London
Casper Purden Clarke
F. D. Grant
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
H. W. Wiley
Roosevelt
King Edward
Ambassador Reid
John Keller
Isthmus
Panama
Winchell
Rock Teland
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Benver Dam
Election results count in Ulster and nearby towns
Across Ulster County and surrounding areas voters chose several Republicans and Democrats in mayoral and county posts. Kingston and Dun Kirk elected mayors, while county seats shifted in Morriy ville and Wampsville. Trenton and Boston reflected party gains with statewide races tightening and legislative turns anticipated.
New York Budget Boosts City and County Spending
New York City Board of Estimate adopted the 1908 budgets totaling 143,672,266.17 dollars, an increase of 43,150,760.51 dollars from the previous year. The raised funds cover city and county operations, reflecting a substantial expansion in municipal expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Estimate of
New York City
Roosevelt attacked at New Haven Economic Club meeting
President Roosevelt was vigorously assailed and earnestly defended by well known men who spoke at a meeting of the Economic Club in New Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Economic Club
New Haven
Conn
Feminine Notes and Notables in Brief Highlights
Summary of scattered notes: Ellen Kenyon Warner sues for 50000 against doctors who proclaimed her insane. Princess Alexandrine of Denmark deemed consumptive and sent south. Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan donated about 4 million to hospitals schools and churches. Berlin taxi strike saw women fill driver roles. France’s wealthiest unmarried women with Princess Maria Bonaparte noted. Mig Wall Ing Fleming cited as astrophotography authority. Missouri women denied voting in a Mis souri legislator bill limiting hats costs to 1.98 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Kenyon-Warner
Berlin
France
Maria Bonaparte
Roland
Mig
Wall Fine Ing Fleming
Wareyard University
Missouri
Kent Delaware and national returns reflect prohibition impact
Dover Kent County favored prohibition by about 1300 votes with mixed county results. Wilmington supported license by roughly 4100. Baltimore area trends favored Crothers for Governor while mayoral races shaped state legislature outcomes. Johnson wins Cleveland mayoralty. Salt Lake elects Bransford. San Francisco Taylor leads, Mississippis slate strong, Bridgeport votes Stoker mayor defeated. Virginia lawmakers to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Dover
Del
Kent County
Sussex County
Robert E. Houston
Dover Court
Wilmington
Rurah
New Castle County
Plan to adopt Galveston reform defeated in Siena Falls
Siena Falls, SD voters rejected the Galveston style commission government by a wide margin. The plan failed by 34 votes in a total turnout of 1100, ending municipal moves toward the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena Falls
Galveston
Election Outlook in Philippines Boosts Independence Candidacy
Results from Manila indicate no official returns yet but indicate a likely majority for Independence candidates. Reporting suggests a heavy voter turnout and strong support across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manitla
Lincoln Returns Drag Slowly From Country Precincts
Lincoln Nebraska returns come in very slowly from country precincts. About one tenth of the state heard. Indicates a Republican gain over years ago when the majority was 23,000. Signals Reese Republican for Supreme Judge by about 25,000. Remainder of ticket appears higher. Republicans carried Bryan's home precinct by 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Reese
Supreme Judge
Elections in Twelve States Five Choose Full Lists of Officers
In twelve states voters select full officer slates while major city races draw attention with significant local contests. Ballots feature expanded candidate lists and competitive races across municipal government, including mayoral and council seats, with turnout expectations high.
Complete list of candidates Kentucky and beyond
A dense roster listing Democratic and Republican tickets across states and offices including Kentucky governor and lieutenant governor candidates Suth Trimble Hendrick and Bosworth, Republican James Breathitt, and numerous state posts. Includes Maryland Massachusetts Rhode Island New York New Jersey and Cleveland race items with various party lines and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Democratic
S. WW. Hager
Augustes Willson
William N. Cox
James Breathitt
Frank P. James
Kalwin Farley
Ven L. Truner
John G. Crabbe
Agricultre
Merrill C. Rankin
Goeorge KR
Gaither
J. al Hater
Aictornes
Ifiara Cleris
Court of Appeal
Thomas Parren
Massachusetts
Speblican
Is Guild
Eben
Draper
Stta
William M. Qin
Action
FO Chava
Henry L .Taner
Dani Malena
Henry Mo Whitney
Cypizen
Henry MO Whatraceeter
Genree A. &Choot
Oualon
Charest
Daniel F. Doherty
Joseph A Conry
Charles W. Bartlett
James P. Cahill
Thomas T. Riley
Walban T. Conness
Harvey MH. Wrate
Daniel L. Shea
Wintney
Henry
M. Winfrey
Nates
George Aa
Echo
Odilon
Rhode Island
James H. Higgins
Charles Sisson
Robert Grieve
Edward M. Sullivan
J. B. Archameault
New York
Rogers Guilty of First Degree Murder in Goshen Trial
After a short deliberation of fifteen minutes, the Goshen jury found Charles I. Rogers guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of Fred R. Olney on October 6, 1905, delivering a verdict in the ongoing trial.
Amateur athletic notes and racing results from old era
James Reddick of Chicaga chairs the Cook County Republican Committee and is a friend of Governor Deneva. Sam Liebgold the champion heel and toe artist will not be allowed to compete in the indoor championships. Harvard freshmen Indians Andover football season plans falter due to scheduling. Coach McCoy of the University of Maine praises a stronger backfield. Advisory board approves two new shells for Princeton crews. Danny Maher in Wneland earns about $40 000 annually. John Dily wins the ten mile running title at the Amateur Athletic Galon in New York. Batloont race for the International Aeronautic Cup draws poplar interest. Yale’s four major sports show a net increase of about $1000 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Liebgold
Vogna
Indians
Harvard
Andover
McCoy
University of Maine
Hiyward
Princeton
Wneland
Danny" Maher
Ameratur Oekes
John Dily
Anmtenr Athletic
Alon
New Lore
Poplar
Yale
Stock Exchange Struggles As Clearing Certificates Rise
The article notes widespread money hoarding crippling business and a drastic fall in the sixty leading railway shares on the New York Stock Exchange, the worst since 1900, while clearing house certificates gain traction with major clubs nationwide backing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Joyful British Fleet Vessel Wireless Telephones Initiated
In a scattered report the British home fleet installs wireless telephones on several vessels. The text notes a hoped peace under a newly formed Anglo Russian alliance and mentions cholera spreading in Russia with 700 cases in Klef over a fortnigh t. It also references road improvements around Paris and diverse legal actions by clearing houses in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asty
St. Peters
Durg
Russta
Klef
Paris
Clearing House Associationw
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Lodtanapalle
Denves
Corman Dankers
Chute Maskeli
Ager
Utoens
Gis Criti
Cedifivous Teache Jngs
Mutinous Skory Battles Four Warships At Vladivostok Harbor
A mutinous Russian destroyer Skory fought gunboats and destroyers Grozovoi Smely and Serdity plus a harbor fort in Vladivostok harbor. The ship was overwhelmed and beached after heavy fire. several officers and men were killed or wounded and townspeople also suffered shells. The mutineers were arrested as authorities ended the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tils
Skory
Kurosch
Ravy
Stoer
Vassilief
Serdity
Vladivostok
Landslide destroys Karatagh in Bokhara district
News from Karatagh in Hissar district reports a massive landslide following the October earthquake. The town of about 2500 is said to be overwhelmed with roughly 1600 buried alive. Survivors include the Governor and his mother. Recovery teams seek lines of communication and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashkend
Russian Turkistan
Karatagh
Hissar
Bokhara
Two Hundred Twenty Three Railroads Named in ICC Complaint
Johnston & Lorimer Dry Goods and Cox-Blodgett Dry Goods sue 223 railroads in a filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission. They claim unjust and unreasonable cotton piece goods shipping rates from New York to Wichita violated the railroad rate net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnston & Lorimer Dry Goods Company
Cox-Blodgett Dry Goods Company
Kanesis
Wichita
Ant State
Ra Lcords
New York
Indictment Filed Against Railway Official in Cleveland
Grand Jury indicted John J. Stanley, vice president and general manager of the Old and Electric Railway Company, alleging he attempted to influence two witnesses during the Grand Jury investigation into cases of legal voter registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
John J. Stanley
Old@and Electric Railway Company
Stanley
Grand
Bomb Thrown at Prince Gortchakoff in Russia
A bomb was hurled at Prince Gortchakoff the acting governor of Vintku Russia but failed to explode. A guard shot and killed the would be assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Gortchakoff
Vintku
Russia
Sulcide Not Murder Inquest Clears Potter In NYC
An inquest into the death of Pennsylvania insurance agent B. Potter Jr at the Waldorf Astoria New York concluded self inflicted death, not murder, with evidence pointing to suicide in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulcide
B. Potter, Jr
Pennsylvania
Waldorf- Astoria
New York City
Dispute Over Russian Frontline Forces Faces France
GH Blas reports a dispute between Russia and France over Moscow’s reluctance to keep forces on the German frontier, signaling tension in postwar security alignments and potential pressures on European balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GH Blas
Russia
France
Judge Grosscup Arrested in Trolley Collision Case
Judge Grosscup of the United States District Court was served with a warrant charging him with manslaughter. He is a director in the Mattoon electric railway, where several people recently died in a collision. A $500 bond was prepared and the warrant was described as a mere formality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grosscup
United States District Court
Electric
Mattoon
Grossetup
Postal cards burned under anti vice society supervision
Philadelphia authorities announced nearly 2 quare ter of a million picture postal cards destroyed in the basement of the Federal building under the supervision of Anthony Comstock, secretary of the Anti Vice Society of New York. The cards were valued at about 3000 dollars at retail, one cent each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thi Elty
Anthony Comstock
Anti-Vice Society of
New York
No Extra Congress Session Decided By Cabinet
Washington reports the Cabinet decided against calling an extra Congress session to pass currency legislation. The President and Cortelyou see no immediate need as conditions are improving and hundreds of national banks back plans to expand circulating currency. The administration will not issue a reassurance statement or convene Congress early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Hans
United States
Washington
Ceretain
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Indian Trouble At Navajo Reservation Sparks Troop Action
The Indian Office reported that Fort Wingate troops arrested Chief Bayalila and nine others for threatening government and settler lives. A clash left three Indians dead and one wounded while troops suffered no casualties. The disturbances followed resistance to Indian Office rules, prompting Captain H O Willard to deploy Fifth Cavalry units from Fort Wingate on the 22d Inst. Shelton later wired that the Indians were quiet and no further trouble was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indian Office
Fort Wingate
N. M
Bayalila
Bayauli
Elton
San Juan Agency
Fifth Cavalry
H. O. Willard
Shelton
Gold coinage boom sweeps San Fyne and Denver mints
Washington orders coinage of 55 million in gold with 15 million bullion to be struck at the San Fyne mint amid ongoing Philippine peso work. Denver mint also labs to coin 40 million in gold bars, with October output expected above eight million, chiefly twenty-dollar pieces, as bullion flows in from Western mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Western
Rock Island Lays Off 10,500 From Track Forces
Rock Island Railway cuts 10,500 workers from construction and track crews. Market staples rise sharply with milk meat poultry eggs and fruits about twenty percent higher than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Rock Island Railroad System
Murderer Richard Walton Pleads Guilty in Chicago
Richard Walton, described as a negro, confessed to murdering Mrs. Lilian Grant White in Chicago by strangling her after a weeks long pursuit. He pleaded guilty at trial in Springfield and received a sentence of hanging. The State Bank and Trust Company and the Ney & Ovens Bank, Reno branches, closed their doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Walton
Lilian Grant White
Chicago
Springfeld
The
State Bank and Trust Company
Neyo & Ovens Bank
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Mei
Newsy Gleanings and Global Turbulence From The Era
California reports 3500 artesian wells while Wisconsin plans a 4 million dollar capitol building. Kentucky farmers agree not to raise tobacco as food prices rise and trade declines in London fuel discontent. New Orleans leaders organize to deter criminals of their matronality. Salem cruiser hijacking near Quincy signals a new naval war type. Washington hosts a naval conference setting December 12 for depart of the paruleship feet to Puebla. Senator Newlands urges a national conference on transportation. The Athietic feet move sparks Taft backing for the open door policy. London police thwart a plot against Khig de ward in Windsor royal hunting grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wisconsin
Capitol
Kentucky
London
New Orleans
Newlands
Neville
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Idi Khig de Ward
Windsor
Sun Dial Gift at Princeton by Bryce and Oxford Ties
British Ambassador James Bryce presented Turnbull sun dial donated to Princeton University by Sir William Mather. The ceremony included Bryce receiving a Doctor of Laws, wearing Oxford robes, with President Wilson accepting the gift. Princeton choir and locals celebrated as Bryce and the donor were praised. A separate report notes a Princeton man, Brian Cox, injured after a Halloween riot when his dog kept him afloat in a creek until help arrived. Dairymen near Burlington, led by Ezra Scattergood, mobilize against liquor to back Anti-Saloon League aims for local option, arguing milk prices must rise above four-and-a-half cents per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Oxford
Bryce
Princeton
Wilson
McCosh Hall
Ambassador Bryce
Brian Cox
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
Lawrenceville
Cox
Ezra Scattergood
Burlington
Anti-Saloon League
New Jersey
Milk Trust
Fatal Fire Claims Mrs Swift in Harrison Hooded Room
Mrs Minnie Swift thirty a cook for John Smith who ran a saloon and restaurant in Harrison suffocated after refusing to leap from a third story window. Fire caused by a back draft from a kitchen stove drove flames into her room exposing a deadly tragedy as firemen arrived to find her dead. Babies Win Postoffice in Roebling shows town gains federal service after petition to President noting births in most families. Absalon Magee retired farmer murdered robbed and drowned in Atlantic City water after selling a farm near Weymouth. Receiver appointed in Jersey City for Halsey Electric Generator Company with claims of twenty five thousand five hundred fifty dollars against the concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Swift
John Smith
Harrison
Smith
Roebling
A. L. Major
Farner
Absalon Magee
Atlantic City
Magee
Weymouth
James P. Murray
Plainfield
Charles H
Howard Williams
New York
George R. Beach
Jersey City
Trenton
Halsey Electric Generator Company
Man pleads manslaughter in May's Landing murder case
The jury at May's Landing found Garfield Mann guilty of manslaughter after more than two hours of deliberation. Supreme Court Justice Trenchard sentenced Mann to ten years in State prison and fined $1000. Other items note farm institutes, tomato yields, barber shop thefts, new rural mail routes, chicken thefts, burglar alarms, a theft sentence, typhoid concerns, and the funeral of Charles C. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May's Landing
Garfield Mann
John Cleggett
Supreme Court
Trenchard
Mann
Hunterdon County
Locktown
George K. Coleman
Mannington Township
Salem County
A. Garman
Atco
Three Bridges
Mantua
Burlington
Horner
William Taylor
Nathaniel Dudley
Mount Laurel
Roebling
Charles C. Perry
Millville
Fossilized Fruit and Flowers Presented to Academy
M Gaston Bonnie reported to the Academy of Sciences on fossil flowers and fruits found near Leanne France by M Rene Viguier. The specimens are claimed to be around 10 000 years old and were classified with apparent certainty by the botanist. Also notes large import of peanuts from Africa into Burdecex exceeding 50 000 tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gaston Bonnie
Academy of Sciences
Leanne
France
M. Rene Viguier
Africa
Atlantic Fleet to Receive Powdered Eggs on Trip
Washington dispatch notes the Atlantic fleet’s Pacific timing cruise will include powdered eggs and canned potatoes in its food supplies. Other items include a push for Prohibition in the South with President Roosevelt urging a halt to third term activity headlines and various foreign and domestic concerns from Manila to Havana, Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Bourge
Oregon
West
War Department
Philippines
Straus
Transatlantic Steamship Lines
Triois Colliery Company
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Central Railroad
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Southern Railway Bonds
Edward Quirk
Kingston
Albert H. Cook
Ulster County
William P. Crane
Dunkirk
Myer Einstein
Oneida
Clark A. Frost
Morriyville
Wampsville
Newburg
Benjamin McClurg
N. J
Frank S.katzenbach
John Franklin Fort
Katzenbnach
West End
Katzenbach
North Jersey
South Jersey
Senate
Shinn
Ocean County
Assembly
Monmouth County
Union County
House of Assembly
H. Otto Wittpen
Mark M. Fagan
Boston
Curtis Guild
Pap
Guild
Hisgen
Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Thomas L. Hisgen
J. L
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Essarce
Harrisburg
Allegheny County
Sheats
Pittsburg
Louisville
Jefferson County
Augustus BE
Willson
W. Hager
Louisaville
Beckham
Lexington
Clyde Campbell
Michael Murphy
Marion Smith
W. R. Campbell
Clyde
Ihe Elder Campbell
Councillan
Murphy
Mpelt
Maryland
Baltimore
Crothers
Baltimore City
Gorman
William Pinkney Whyte
Talbott
Tom L. Johnson
Theodore E. Burton
House Committee On
Rivers and Harbors
Baker
Republican Committee
Johnson
Burton
William H. Boyd
Salt Lake
Utah
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Genthe
Morris
Plummer
Joseph Smith
John Henry Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Taylor
Langdon
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Demorriage
F. Now
Luther Manship
J. Smith
G. R Edwards
J. W Power
T. M Henry
W. Pletcher
E. Blakepress
Stoker
Bridgeport
Henry Lee
Denis Mulvinill
Cincinnati
Leopold Markbreit
Brand Wily
Toledo
Brand Whitlock
Bartley
Tsac
Whitlock
Richmond
Nebraska
de Mar
Philadelphia Record
Austin TL. Crathers
Joshua W. Hering
Inane J. Strang
Court of Agrieals
Caleb C. Magruder
Nac
Lullier Manship
J. W. Power
K. J. Smith
George Bo Fawaula
ME. Heney
Educnton
P.C. Powers
E W. Nall
George C. Myce
Agriculine
W. J. Blakesley
Wit Adame
Geneaber
Remusylvanis
John QO. Steaty
Toli G. Heinat
Frederek H. Mackson
Laeutenant
Ralph Co Walrous
Charles J Bennett
Tiresnough
Walter A. Kear
Court of
Ence League
William J. Gaynor
Sonia B. Bondin
Timothy Walak
Harold W. Watson
Republian
Samuel Nelson Sayer
John J. Abbott
Republican
Democratic and Independence League
Charles D. Wheeler
Adbert J. Purdy
Tusios
Republican and Independence League
Justice Supreme Court
M. Linn Truce
Seswrona Ghats S. Whitman
Melun G. Puller
I JL
Nathan Vidaver
Jundges City
William
Wadliams
Res Towels
Alatherseon
Indore
Waservogel
Hoc. S Suman
Edwin
Meryl
Max
FL Ihmsen
Frank $. Katzenback, Jr
Moneah Reeve
Henry ‘i Tarke, Jr
State University
Charles V. Anderson
George Douphind
Fyusion
Toru
Cgeorge T
Topold_ Markbreit
Edwant J. Dempsey
Theodore LE. Burton
Daniel A. Ryan
Democratic and Good Government League
Edward R. Taylor
Salt Lake City
Ante Marmon
John
Richard P. Mors
Charles G. Phunmer
James Reddick
Chicaga
Cook County
Deneva
Wen
Libertyville
Tek and
Flash
Jude Greyscap
Tne Hianapolis
Sherman
Trinity
Vladivostok Harbor
Prince
Bern
Comstock
Cortelyon
Denver
Jersey State News
Taft
Manila
Magoon
Cuba
Agrarian League
Senor Osmena
Philippine Assembly
Havanna
Stars and Stripes
National Theatre
Maurice
Raymond
Robert M. Dubose
University of the South
Bewanee
Tenn
Shelbyville
National Tobacco Growers’ Association
Leslie M. Shaw
Charles Nahlen
Carl Bundschu
Elks’ Club
Knoxville
Hollie Westmoreland
W. Va
Yacht Kingdom
Holy Ghost
Shiloh
South Freeport
Jerusalem
Charles W. Morse
Grand Rapids
Tobermoray
Ontario
Maximoffsky
Interior Department
St. Petersburg
Imperial Bank of
Germany
Richard Croker
Newmarket
England
Pakoff
Tetuan
Morocco
Jemos
Kald Maclean
Rateau
Leo Velgelsberg
Pester-Lloyd
Budapest
Hungary
Russian Turkestan
Kaiser
Vancouver
British Columbia
Victor Emmanuel
Turin
Italy
Grand Duke of
Baden
Karl Hall
George Washington University
D. C
Fran Molitor
Ife
Tunis
Algeria
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