Atlantic City Goes Dry on Sunday Amid Crackdown
The city and resort area enforce Sunday liquor bans with all saloons closed and windows barred. Police report a complete shutdown, forcing thirsty patrons to seek relief in nearby Somer's Point, which also proves dry. Officials warn of potential troop powers, while business owners and visitors react to the unprecedented enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Beaton
Woodruff
Atlantic
Arctic
Baltic Avenues
Baltic Avenue
Governor Fort
Igat
Shora
Somer's Point
Bay Resort
George Presbury Rowell Dead in Poland Springs
George P. Rowell of New York longtime leader in newspaper advertising died after a monthlong illness at the Poland Springs House. Born July 4, 1838 in Concord Vermont, he founded George P. Rowell & Co. in Boston in 1865, moved to New York in 1867, published the American Newspaper Directory in 1869, and started Printer's Ink in 1888. Burial will be in Lancaster, New Hampshire, his boyhood home, with Mrs. Rowell and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland Springs
George P. Rowell
New York
Poland Springs House
George P. Rowell & Co
Boston
American
Directory
Printer’s Ink, IA
Woman Drowns After Skiff Collision Near Wardin
A skiff carrying merrymakers from a fish fry capsized near Wardin after a collision with the Mayflower. Four other occupants were rescued. Mrs. May Appleman of Alton was knocked unconscious and did not survive. The report notes a battleship Fleet at Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Hanny Frony
May Appleman
Alton
Independence party nominating rally in New York
The Independence party declared Hisgen and Graves nominees for president and vice president at a massive New York City notification ceremony. Thousands crowded the National Independence Club as Hearst spoke, pledging reforms from the Chicago platform. Graves remained in Virginia for health reasons but sent congratulations. Hisgen will campaign nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Thomas J. Wissen
Massachusetts
Independence Party
National Independence Club
Gramercy Park
Hisgen
Graves
Chicago
New York
Thomas A. Powell
Brooklyn
Vermont
New England
Ike
William Randolph Hearst
John Temple Graves
Virginia
Prosperity Wave Lifts Trenton Mills and Jobs
Trenton New Jersey reports a prosperity wave as several mills operate day and night, with unemployment dwindling to nearly nothing. The upbeat trend, following earlier economic downturns, hints at sustained improvement for the city’s workforce and local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Youth spectator dies after tree fall during game
A 16 year old, Robert Shoemaker, injured while celebrating a favorite baseball team’s home run, fell from a tree, breaking his arm and skull and sustaining internal injuries. He died at home three hours later. Campbell, 46, witnessed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Robert Shoemaker
Hewitt Banker's Estate Left to Widow or Kin in New York
Frederick C Hewitt a retired banker and Yale graduate died at sixty nine of apoplexy in Goswego New York leaving an estate valued at 20 000 000 The large fortune includes a superb Barbizon painting collection He was unmarried and a cousin of Senator Pratt speculation swirls about will dispositions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goswego
N. Y
Frederick C. Hewitt
Yale
Tragic Broad Channel Drowning In Water Rescue
A Brooklyn mother drowned with her two children while attempting to save them from drowning in Broad Channel Jamaica Bay. Richard Radermacher, four, and Ide Radermacher, eleven, were fishing from a float when Richard fell in. Ide jumped in to help and was pulled under while the mother dived after them. The three did not resurface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jn Broad Channel
Jamaica Bay
Richard Radermacher
Ide
Family Burned in Home Sparks Incendiary Charge
Louisa Kentucky reports John Sprouse was brought to town to escape mob violence after being accused of setting fire to Charles Cooper's home near Cherokee. The blaze killed two Cooper children. two others are seriously burned, and Mrs. Cooper is burned. Bloodhounds traced the trail to Sprouse’s house. he had been in a legal dispute with Cooper over lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
John Sprouse
Charles Cooper
Cherokee
Cooper
Sprouse
PARDONED BY PRESIDENT CHEROKEE BOY MURDER CASE
Washington, D.C. The President ordered the pardon of William Judge a Cherokee boy at Fort Leavenworth serving for murder. The case hinges on a sweetheart’s perjury as she now says she was coerced to testify against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
William Judge
Fort Leavenworth
King
Portugal Budget Deficit Approved by Lisbon Chamber
The Chamber of Deputies in Lisbon approves the budget estimating a deficit of 2,000,000 dollars. Emigration and arbitration treaties with the United States have also been adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Chamber of Eputies
Lisbon
United States
Pauper Dies at 114 in Day Town Alms House
An elderly man identified as Joan Morris of Day town, an inmate of the county alms house, dies claiming he is 114 years old. He relates events he says prove his age and is described as a native of Canada with French extract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Morris
Day, N
Nare
Canada
Hanging of George Johnston Near Murfreesboro
A Black man named George Johnston was hanged by a mob at Murfreesboro Tennessee after he allegedly attacked Miss Morris seven miles from Murfreesboro. The event reflects the period's extrajudicial violence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnston
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Miss Morris
World of Sport Highlights From Recent Tennis, Chess, and Cricket
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Oxford in chess by a wide margin. W J Clothier won in straight sets at Newport. Nottinghamshire beat the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by 180 runs. M J McGrath of New York A C set a 176 foot hammer mark in Nenagh Ireland, surpassing John Flanagan. Two crews from the Tam Jam Bowling Club tied in a feature race. Hamburg Belle won at the Grand Circuit Trotting in Poughkeepsie with 2 07 records. Charles Evans of Newwater won the Western Junior golf title, beating Albert Uechel. Tommy Burns defeated Billy Squires in a heavyweight boxing match in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
W. J. Clothier
R. D. Little
Newport
Nottinghamshire
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
M. J. McGrath
New York
Tare Jam
Regarah
Hamburg Belle
Poughkeepsie
Charles Evans
Ndyewater
Albert Uechel
Aiveraide
Yommy” Burns
Bil Squires
Sydney
Secretly Murdered 170 Turks for the Sultan
London reports an interview with Zia Bey, former head of Turkey's secret police, now in exile. He describes orders from the Yildiz Kiosk that ruined ministers and officials, with 170 Turks disappeared. He accuses the Ottoman system of widespread corruption and warns the Sultan against reform, citing bribes and police power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zia Bey
Euad Pasha
London
Turkey
Secret Police
Londony
Baid
Yildiz
Porte
Izzet Pasha
United States
Sultan Himsef
Europe
Prussia Grants Women Education Equal to Men
Berlin reports Prussia approves a decree granting girls access to higher education. The plan creates a unified path from age six through university matriculation with split tracks for classical and modern studies. Edu cational reform aims to raise women’s professional prospects and liberalize status in German life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Berlin
Ministry of Education
Ife
Harvard funds total nearly 20 million with 945 thousand yearly income
Harvard College treasurer reports total investment funds at 19,977,911 and annual income of 945,176. General investments reach 17,344,229 with more than 5.6 million in railroad bonds and 1 million in railroad stock. Real estate at 2 million and 3.5 million in traction bonds. Sundry bonds exceed 2.5 million and mortgages and notes about 1,126,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Means
Harvard College
Prominent Figures Appointments and Shifts Across Nations
British minister in Munich Fairfax Cartwright named Ambassador to Vienna. Osman Pasha named Turkey War Minister after Redjob Pasha’s sudden death. American racehorse owners Keene and Haggin ship 88 horses to South America. Cuban Governor Magoon predicts no trouble after U S troop evacuation. Bishop McQuaid prostrates at 40th bishop anniversary. Mundelein named doctor by Propaganda College. Roosevelt hosts automobile event at Oyster Bay. Mayoon of Cuba plans talks with him in New York on Cuban affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax J. Cartwright
Munich
Vienna
James R. Keene
James B.haggin
South America
Osman Na Nizam Pasha
Turkey
RedJob Pasha
Magoon
Cuba
McQaald
Rochester
N.Y
Bute
Mundelein
Brooklyn
Roman College
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Paris
Mayoon
J. A. Ryan
Bifteenth Cavalry
Llavana
Spain Moves to Withdraw 200000 Counterfeit Five Peseta Coins
Madrid authorities announce retirement from circulation of counterfeit five peseta coins worth 200000. The coins have circulated for fifteen years and been largely accepted as legal tender. The government will melt the ingots to recover value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Mixed Uproar and Notices in 19th Century Headlines
Fragmented OCR items reference Mrs. Trebell patients, ship delays, Queen Alexandra court dress limits, and non reappointment of Chicago School Board members. New York events include wife desertion claims, Women’s League aid promises, and debates over American women’s mercenary stereotypes and domestic life contrasts abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Addams
Cornelia de Dey
Emmons Blaine
Chicago
Cowes
Women's League
New York State
New York
Herrick
Canpley
England
Fatal capsizing of sloop at Penobscot Bay kills six women
A storm tumbled a thirty five foot sloop in Penobscot Bay, drowning six women and five resort tourists. Three men escaped to a dinghy after clinging to the wreck, rescued by a fishing tug. The tragedy drew about 1000 onlookers from Deer Isle hotels and cottages. Names include Mrs Crawley, Alice Torre, Eleanor Torre, Miss Evans, Miss Kelloge, and Jason Hutchings. Captain Haskell and Captain Evans aided survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penobscot Bay
Wacy
Crawley
Edwin
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Alice
Eleanor Torre
Washington
Evelyn and
Little Kelloge
Baltimore
Elizabeth G. Evans
Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Jason C. Hutchings
Billerica
Mass
Bangor Theological Seminary
Henry B. Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Samuel Haskell
Haskell
Deer Isle
Miners Dead in Runaway Car Disaster at Warrior Run
A runaway mine car at Lehigh Valley Coal Company’s Warrior Run Colliery near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania plunged 1000 feet into an ascending truck, killing seven miners including James Gallasher Julius Kurtz Frank Ostrolsk Samuel Ruscayo John Forkalshak William Naywadey and Ignatz Gowlsky. Twelve others injured as investigation blames headman John Stimcon and calls for better safety measures. Political: Mine Superintendent Boyle arrested Stimcon for criminal negligence and criticized lack of a head block at the slope end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikes-Barre
Plyo
Warrior Run
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
James Gallasher
Julius Kurtz
Frank Ostrolsk
Samuel Ruscayo
John Forkalshak
William Naywadey
Ignatz Gowlsky
John Stimeon
Stimeon
Boyle
Stimcon
Republicans Elect Vermont State Ticket in 1906 Election
Returns from fifty six towns show a Republican plurality about 26 000 for Prouty and Mead with George H Prouty governor and John A Mead lieutenant governor leading a slate that includes Edward Deavitt treasurer Guy W Bailey secretary of state Horace F Graham auditor and John G Sargent attorney general The Republican ticket also carried the congressional races David J Foster and Frank Plumley won reelection while Penfield Proctor’s successor is to be chosen by a continuing Republican majority in the legislature Prohibition and Independence League performance noted with incomplete returns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prouty and Mead
Roosevelt
George H. Prouty
Newport
John A. Mead
Rutland
Edward I.) Deavitt
Montpeter
Guy W. Bailey
Esset
Horace F. Graham
Craftsbury
John G. Sargent
Lidlow
David J. Foster
Burlington
Secon
Frank Plumley
Northfield
United States
Penfield Proctor
Prohibition Party
Independence League
Soutaliets
Modern Revenue Plunge Dims July Collections
Washington reports a July 1908 internal revenue total of 22,029,316 dollars, down 2,899,508 from July 1907, with the bulk of the decrease in spirits taxes. Additional items cover Roosevelt invitees for an African hunt, notable obituaries, a bank president’s death amid Christian Science belief, naval officers' careers, a deadly Pensacola incident, and railway fare dispute. A Chicago tramp roundup and a Bloomington bridge theft case are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. O
President Roosevelt honors 1908 Olympic team at Sagamore Hill
The American Olympic team of 1908 received a hearty welcome from President Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay. Two winning athletes summarized the gathering noting the President accepted one of their medals and praised each member while offering personal advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hil
Oxygen Plant Disaster Kills Chief Executive
John G. Clifford, president of United Oxygen and Chemical, was blown to pieces at the plant in New York. The event occurred in the presence of his eighteen year old son Roger. A charged oxygen tank exploded nearby, lifting his ears and propelling debris fifty feet. the boy Roger escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niaama Palle
N.Y
John G. Clf Ford
United Oxygen and Chemical Company
Jon Roger
Cuo Ford
Mnield
Great oil fire out at Las Bocas in Mexico
Word reaches S Paulsen and Sons that the two month old Las Bocas oil well fire is extinguished. Six Gant pumps and dynamite blasting smothered the mine over ten days. About 3,000,000 barrels of oil valued at 3,000,000 dollars burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
S. Paulsen & Sons
Las Bocas
Confederate General Stewart Dies at Biloxi Mississippi
Lieutenant General A P Stewart, a noted Confederate officer, lay in Biloxi Mississippi. Born in Pennsylvania, he spent much of his life in that state but recently moved to Wilcox?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Stewart
Bitoxi
Miss
Stewart
Paegees
Tmz
That
Wiloxd
Meat prices slump in packing houses across the region
Prices of fresh meat fall in South Omaha packing plants as managers report further cuts in beef pork and mutton. Seldin steaks drop from twenty five to fifteen cents a pound. Ribs fall from eighteen to fifteen cents. Pork chops slide from fifteen to twelve cents. Downward trend began two months ago with grass fed cattle from the ranges and may continue until that grade is disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adevices
Omaha
Nev
South Omaha
Great Ranges
Flood Devastates Folsom New Mexico Town
A cloudburst in New Mexico washed away homes and swept people from Folsom. Fifteen fatalities are reported with eleven bodies recovered. Ten miles of railway and twelve bridges on the Colorado and Southern line were destroyed. Names of the dead include R. F. Wenger and several Wheeler family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Col
Pulsom
N. M
Colorado and Southern Railway
Folsom
R. Fh. Wenger
R. B. Wenger
Daisy Wenger
Lucy Creighton
T. W. Wheeler
Wheeler
Roake
Pastor Milligan Found Dead in Canton Home
The Rev O B Milligan pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Canton Ohio was found dead after a gunshot with a wound near his heart. Authorities say the death could be suicide homicide or accident and friends await clarification while noting his history as an athlete and golfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Milligan
Cleveland
Ohio
Coldie
Hev. O. B. Milligan
First Presbyterian Church
Canton
New Jersey Murder Case Linked to England Postal Card
Police in Paterson consult the prosecutor over a Chester England postal card claiming Mamie Sullivan was murdered twelve years ago. The writer, Emme McCrome, says her husband Albert McCrome confessed to the 1896 killing. Authorities await more from England before acting. Also, Mrs. Susan Dorland of Peapack is jailed in Somerville after surrendering to Hoagland who tried to reclaim her release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecGronn
John Bimson
Carroll
Paterson
Emley
State Department
United States
England
Chester
Mamie Sullivan
Emme McCrome
Albert McCrome
Mamie ‘Sullivan
Park Avenue
Recorder
Susan Dorland
Peapack
Somerville
George Hioagland
Bound Brook
Hoagland
Lone Bill Hickman and a String of Local Misfortunes
Actor John A. Hickman known as Lone Bill was arrested after a Mount Holly performance for alleged robbery of William Burns’s store in Bordentown two years past. The arrest followed recognition by Claude Bullock. During the show his nerves spiked by a fear of arrest led to a pistol mishap injuring his wife. Det. Parker ties Hickman to thefts of gasoline in Camden sold to Delaware boat owners. A separate incident near Paterson left Edward Harrington dead after a wagon kick ruptured his gall bladder. Albert Vandersburg’s ice wagon accident left a horse’s leg injury affecting the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hickman
Bill
Mount Holly
William Burns
Bordentown
Hickman
Claude Bullock
Parker
Haickman
Camden
Delaware
North Haledon
Paterson
Edward Harrington
Harrington
Providence
R. I
Albert Vandersburg
Ualian Consul Appointed in Denver
Adolfo Rossi formerly Inspector of Italian Emigration has been named Consul General of Italy at Denver. He has made multiple trips to the United States and now serves in a high diplomatic post there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ualian
Rome
Italy
Adalfo Rossi
Denver
Signor Rossi
United States
Death in Raritan man found with neck broken at home
Harrison F Young thirty six of Raritan was found dead near his Somerset street residence with his neck broken. The victim employed by W Bradley NY stock breeder on a farm near Somerville. Mystery surrounds his death as he was last seen returning home late at night. In a separate incident farmer Henry Stoddard near Kenvil reports his bull Mollycaddie charged up a hill causing Purdy and Slackett from New York to seek medical help in Hopatcong after a minor collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Harrison F. Young
Raritan
Mr. Young
W. Bradley
New York City
Somerville
Somerset
Lyman Streets
Young
Henry Stoddard
Kenvil
George F. Purdy
Marcus Slackett
New York
Mr. Purdy
Hopatcong
Engagement of W J Bryan Jr and Helen Berger
The engagement of W J Bryan Jr and Miss Helen Berger daughter of Alysander Berger a Milwaukee miller and Board of Trade member was announced in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wot
Woman Hangs Self After House Fire Tragedy
Neighbors discover Mrs. William Walker of Sanford New York dead in a tree after an apparent arson and suicide. A letter found at the scene says she started the fire then hanged herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Sanford
N. Y
Women in the Day's News and Society Snapshots
A jumble of clipped items notes Katharine Prescott Warmelcey death in Jackson New Jersey. Testimony by Mrs Matus in a state case. lawyer Frank G Wild cites her aid. A Swedish court liaison report on Ida Von Chaisson and rival suitors. Mong Kong bazaar funds relief for famine victims. A missing woman found in an insane asylum. a brother alleges drugging and kidnapping. London notes flag rising female smoking in public eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Prescott Warmelcey
Balzac
Jackson
N. If
Peter C. Matus, Jr
Frank G. Wild
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ida von Chaisson
Apierjean
Mong Kong
Fot Jom
Long
London
David Hill Returns From Europe Says He Is Out of Politics
Ex Senator David Tam states on return from Europe that he will not seek the Governorship of New York and is stepping away from politics. He mentions no nominating bid and clarifies his withdrawal from the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David BR. Hill
David Tam
Europe
Inadun
New York
Baseball notes from the National League season
Larry Lasole failed to connect in the Cleveland Boston series while Dildwell shines at short for the Giants. Mika Donlin becomes the NL’s first to reach 100 hits as DayJam of Indianapolis is snapped up by the New York Nationals. Peaches Graham of Boston improves under new responsibility as umpires begin to issue calls earlier. Hans Wagner and Donlin vie for batting leadership as McGraw's smart pitching leads a strong attack similar to 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Lasole
Dildwell
Giants
Mika Donlin
DayJam
Indianapolis
New York Nationals
Arthur Irwin
Peaches Graham
Boston
Hans” Wagner
Mika” Donlin
McGraw
Mayor Mendosa Charged With Arson in Cayey
Port of Porto Rico reports Cayey Mayor Nerticilo Mendosa accused and charged with arson after a recent Cayey front that destroyed multiple buildings. Trinidad reports plague relief. Kingston notes plague-free status. Prince Tarkhanof dies in St. Petersburg. Manila reports Dominador Gomez arrested for alleged opium law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Nerticilo Mendosa
Cayey
Oreon
Mendosa
Manila
Dominador Cgomez
Spear Injured When Car Hits Tree in Paterson Road Crash
Silk maker Robert Spear of Paterson loses control in darkness on Market street near Wres land avenue and crashes into a tree. He becomes pinned between car and tree while a companion is thrown into a ditch. They refuse hospital care and go home by cab. Spear suffers internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spear
Paterson
Market Street
Wresland Avenue
Spear
Widow Brokaw Dead at South Bound Brook
Gertrude W. Brokaw widow of Isaac Brokaw dies at her home in South Bound Brook born 1829 in Somerville daughter of Hagaman Gerrtson. Also notes on Anti Saloon League lectures in Salem County trout fishing at Salem Creek mowing machine injury Cedarville, blackbirds in South Jersey, new glass factory at Millville, Hammonton fire chief retirement, and Hammonton council contracting for grading curbs and sewerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude W. Brokaw
Isaac Brokaw
Resi
South Bound Brook
Hagaman Garretson
Somerville
E. H. Curtis
Salem County
Salem Creek
Carl Newcomb
Cedarville
South Jersey
T. C Wheaton Company
Millville
Melvern Stillwell
Clayton
G. Frank Lentzs
Hammonton
Frank Middleton
South Atlantic City
Coroner's Jury Rules Death Natural in Newport Ky
Frightened to death a coroner's jury ruled that Fred C Singleton died of natural causes in Newport Kentucky. He was not under medical care but was visited by two officers in uniform seeking an affidavit against alleged slayers of his father. Their sudden appearance triggered heart trouble, contributing to his death per physician testimony. Insurance of 5000 dollars will be paid to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deatl
Fred Co. Singleton
Newport
Large Crops Assured Railroads Prepare Hauling Facilities
New York City reports better trade conditions with Far West railroads thriving and large crops assured. Middle States and Southwest show mixed optimism. local prosperity visible in seasonable lines while copper weakens. Wage reductions loom in Pittsburg iron and steel, and a potential 1904 wage reset is discussed amid slow copper demand and rising supplies. Also notes Maine potato prospects 13 million bushels, and flax losses from frost across Minnesota and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Middle States
Southwest
Orst
Pittsburg
Fron Ned Steel
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Gov. Fort
George PF. Rowell
The
American Newspaper Directory and
Printer's Ink
Ilinois
Melbourne
Australia
Yall Wills
Mis Deliham
Hewitt
Pratt
the World of Sport
Cheepiny
Macauley
New, York World
Constantinople
Buad Pasha
Young Turk Party
Brussa
Sovereigen
Great Britain
France
Uip
Frau Helene Lange
Adolf Harnack
University of Berlin
Harvard Hay
Thomas Trebell
Codric
Venebsoos Bay
Warrior
Wilkes-Barre
Mormie
Arreskil
Austin
Texas
William McDonald
Etranger
John Abernathy
Oklahoma
Kirby
Brookline
John James Greenough
Wastington
D. C
St. Louis
C. G. Cloud
Hampton County Bank
McLownsboro
Pensacola
Fla
Charles H. Hil
Wisconsin
Luzerne County Fair
Chris Coates
Larkaville
Sam
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, Chicago and
St. Louie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Ill
Illinois Central Railroad
Bloomington
Vermilion County
George Proctor
Sagamore
Clifford
Niagaritatts
Merican Field
New Mexico
Jersey State News
Jalis Witow
CABLE
U. S
Honolulu
Hawaii
R. W. Breckens
BE. W. Thwing
Bonaparte
Lumpers’ Union
Retlef
Keller
Copenhagen
Denmark
Aarhusay
Wiltemstad
Curacao
Jacob van Teemskerck
Holland
Ald
Standard
Venezuela
Tabriz
St. Petersburg
Russia
Miss Holiday
Miss Miller
Persia
Daty
Weld
Kingston
Jamaica
Ishiud
Panes Tarkhanof
Prince Tarkhanof
Brokaw
Aseusers
Concord
L. I
Pacific Coast
Beevea
Maine
Aroostook County
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iron and Steel
Catton
Tennessee
Shelby County
Memphis
Nee Wroska
Wate West
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