Pilgrim Statue Gifted to New York by New England Society
The New England Society presented a granite pedestaled statue to the city of New York from Curtis and Appleton. George William Curtis delivered the commorative address as Mayor Grace accepted. the monument cost 20000 dollars and faces west portraying a Pilgrim on sentry duty with a gun, inscription notes the Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers on Plymouth Rock in 1620.
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New Yank
Curtis
New Englands
wZhe
T 1 ‘Regiment
New
Esig and Society
Mir” Daniel F. Appleton
Larament
J ‘Ene Society
Grace
George William
Amerieca
Plymouth Rock
New England Society
City of
New York
Land Jumping and Wholesale Seale in San Bernardino County
San Francisco dispatch notes wholesale land jumping in San Bernardino County on Muscopia tract. Michael White had a patent for about 40,000 acres later contested. squatters moved in while civil suit seeks to set aside the patent. Many small holders now affected, vineyards and fields trampled by preemptors. Local figures and mobs tied to Los Angeles interests are referenced as observers.
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San Bernardino County
California
San Francisco
Sa Bernardino County
Michael White
United States
Los Angeles
Washington Cabinet Secrecies Put Under Tight Visitor Rule
A late May cabinet action requires strict interior scrutiny of visitors and interviews. Post Office Inspectors to appear for examination. Norton named special Treasury agent. Logan, Logan arrives in Washington. Minister to Constantinople plans departure in coming days. Glanders disease cited among Canadian horses shipping to the United States. Internal Revenue directs discontinuing hand stamps on official documents. Treasury overhauls New Orleans sub-treasury. Manning orders tightening.
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James AL ‘Norton
Ohio
Kins
Treasury
Vilas
Cox
United States
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
New York
Logan
Washington
Montréal
Department of State
Cade
Kana
Canada
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Manning
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Sub-Treasury
Phillip Barton
Senaion
N.T. Graham
Rep
Arkhae
Bryant
Post Office Department
Liberia
Pati
Hevina
Shanghai
Calcutta
Ste Rhode
Hage Ar Ving
Lafont
Columbia
Masachusetts
Amistaent
Barber de Rm Ca
Dorrance, Philadelphia Banker, Defaulter in City
William T F Dorrance paying teller of the Provid ence National Bank is held on $50 000 for examination after defalcations reported at 81 240 with first discrepancies dating twelve years back He led the Union Club as treasurer and faced shock from friends who recalled his modest life and absence of vice authorities plan preliminary trial Wednesday
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William TF. Dorrasos
Denes
National Bank
Erobensics
Providence
Wm.t. Dorrance
Nat Tonal’ Bank
Dorrance Fins
Tully
Dorrance
Union Club
Migatt
Dormnce Reed
Dorranée
Dorrarice
Mioney
Goddard
United Cio
Nquor
Gas Explosion Destroys Danbury Hat Factory and Dwellings
Danbury Conn Saturday afternoon explosion at Breckerne & Co hat factory caused total destruction of the plant seven dwellings and the hose house. Eight men seriously burned. over 400 operatives in the building at the time. Fire department from Bethel and a steamer from Norwalk responded. many narrowly escaped death.
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Brewwerico
Danbvery
Conn
Danbury
Breckerne & Co
Breckerlee
Ftacnitieg
Ase
Fire Department
Lt Bethel
Stean- T Rend
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Second St. and
Chautaliqua Farmer
Dunkirk Journal
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Blackham
Ballato Street
Dunkire x. Y
Stanley
Rea
Ea Od
James Irving
Atreet
Buffalo
Kusic
Tan Wo Pye An
Washington Street
Artin Ralaflelich
Falton Street
New ‘York
Buffaio
Simg
Manhattan
Ser Menten
Covel and Linetasrs Gs
Vaud
Dietriet
Uae
Tom
Wasarteros
Hearnz
Tex
Joe
Hacen Negro
Henry Lu Fang
David Gallagher
Lumpkin
Mentosky “Kandel
Papin
Aft Dow
Hood
Sison
Quinn
United Steamscr Omer
Dewees Ung
Golan
Basan
Mass
A. G. Maintenatt Lawrence
Fall River
Sieekl
Toopsday Ee
Jere
Wikesate Old
Eaeeeer
Irene
GEN
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Fair Grounds, Dunkeire
Iroday
St. Loma Sun
Elmira
Sanghimery
Philadelphia
Erie
Grand Street
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