Various early 20th century civic and military items hint at turmoil
Reports include H. M. Flagler resigning as Standard Oil vice president, New York City death rates returning to normal, hydrophobia cases in Ride-a-Wee dogs, Honduras order to surrender Galley brothers, sailors testing tobacco brands for Navy, Dr. Burnett's suicide, meat price shocks amid trust controls, Equitable Life plans, War Department border orders, and Russian naval budget approval.
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Darlington
New York City
Davila
Honduras
Francis Galley
New York
United States
Navy
Burnett
Mount Siat Ton Pital
Sof Trust
Equitable Life Assurance Society
War Department
Dol Ho
Russian Council of Empire
Duma
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G.H. Wagner
Hastings
N. Y
Worthington Farms Dairy
Joseph Coggins
Dobbs Ferry
Irvington, N.Y
Spaldings Base Ball Goods
Main Street
Spaldings
Gazette
F. H. Morrell
Prop
Main St
Irvington, N. Y
SEIN
Brockton, Main
JAS. Peebles
Irvington
N.Y
Packard & Field
Biman Dchodls — Paughteepsle, Sr
NEW von Sv
Newsy Glea
H. M. Flagler
Standard ‘Ol Company
Union Free School District No
Greenburgh
Teachers’ Institute
Irving School
Joseph F. Hanyon
E. P. Lovejoy
Town Hall
Evan J. Smith
M. D
Joseph Wood Rutter
Joseph F. Hanyen
James F. Reynolds
Board of Education
William A. Murphy
Frank V. Millard
Westchester
Mary Jane Mann
Wilton Brown
Railroad Avenue
White Plains
Executris
Rulroad Avenue
New York Telephone Company
Bway
Central Ave
Tarrytown
Telephone
State OF
County of Westchester
Gallounty
Thia
Supreme Court
White Plaine
Charles M. Lane
WHITE
House Cafe
Pieeranad Square
Otis Bidar
Victor Headquarters
Chas. F. Dorsey