Open-Air Wedding at Speyer Home in Deal
The Deal cottage colony hosted the wedding of Miss Ruby Speyer to Waldo S. Shuman aboard Ruby Crest on the Speyer lawn with 250 guests. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. J. L. Manges, followed by lawn refreshments, toasts, and outdoor dancing. The couple planned a honeymoon at the Thousand Islands.
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New York Times
Feabright
N. J
Deal
Ruby Speyer
Leo Speyer
New York
Waldo S. Shuman
Boston
New York City
Ruby Crest
Speyer
Valenciennes
Irene Shuman
Hones-End
Edith Borg
Nettie Gerstle
Elsie Borg
Harry Shuman
Leonard H. Adams
de. Witt L. Speyer
Joseph Lilienthal
Algie Schaerer
Edward Waiters
Ralph Kempner
Carest Brant
Norman Goldberger
Br. J. L. Manges
Temple Emanu-El
Mrs. Shumen
Thousand Islands
Miss Beebe Engaged to Charles P Blaney
Announcement states Miss Helen Worthington Beebe daughter of Mr and Mrs William W Beebe of 262 West Eighty Ninth Street will marry Charles P Blaney a city lawyer He is a Harvard man class of 1890 active in settlement work and civic clubs including the Harvard Union League Republican Ardsley City Clubs and the New York City Bar Association He helped organize the Vivie Club with the late Capt Norton Goddard and serves on the Friendly Aid Society board in Jaast Thirty fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Worthington Beebe
Wiliam W. Beebe
West’ Highty-ninth Street
Charles P.blaney
Beebe
Vassar
Planey
Harvard
Capt
Norton Goddard
Vivie Club
Anti-Policy Society
Capt. Goddard
Friendly Aid Society
Jaast ‘Thirty-fourth Street
Harvard, Union League
Republican, Ardsley
City Clubs
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
New York City Bar Association
Mrs Lewis Announces Engagement of Elizabeth Fairfax Johnson
Mrs. William Lewis proclaims the engagement of her niece Elizabeth Fairfax Johnson daughter of the late C Fairfax Johnson of Virginia to Wilbur Cornwell of Plainfield New Jersey son of Mr and Mrs George Robbins Cornwell The notice notes family connections and the forthcoming marriage plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Elizabeth Fairfax Johnson
C. Fairfax Johnson
Virginia
Wilbur Cornwell
Plainfield, N. J
George Robbins Cornwell
Longworths Visit Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay Sparking Reunion
Special to The New York Times Nicholas Longworth and his wife Alice Roosevelt Longworth arrived at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay for a ten day to two week visit. They met Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Landon on arrival and were greeted by President Theodore Roosevelt. The group rode to Sagamore Hill where a family reunion followed dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
L. I
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Sagamore
Longworth
Boston
New York
Kermit Roosevelt
Miss Landon
Ethel Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sea Cliff
Mrs. Longworth
Roosevelt Receives Westbury Congressman and LI Railroad Chief
Oyster Bay August 24 Congressman W W Cocks of Westbury and Ralph Peters president and general manager of the Long Island Railroad were the only official visitors to President Roosevelt today. They arrived on Peters private car and said they wished to pay respects to the President who he called the first citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
L. I
W. W. Cocks
Westbury
L. T
Ralph Peters
The
Long Island Railroad
Roosevelt
Peters
Cassandra Makes Grand Entrance as Largest Steam Yacht
Roy A. Rainey’s new steam yacht Cassandra arrived in Bristol from Greenock Scotland. Enrolled in the New York Yacht Club fleet and Commodore of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club, Cassandra measures 84 feet overall with 239 foot waterline, 33 foot beam, and two triple expansion engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bristol
R. IL
Roy A. Rainey
Cassandra
Greenock
Scotland
Roy Rainey
New York Yacht Club
Indian Harbor
A. 5. Chesebrough
Boston
Scott's Ship Yards
C. K. G. Billings
Vanadis
Atlantic
America
Ae Drexel
George Gould
J. Pierpont Morgan
West End Ocean Casino Plan Moves Forward
Plans emerge for a large oceanfront casino near West End cottages inspired by Deal success. Albert Friedlander leads with Park Wooley Leopold Stern Myron Oppenheim Max Prev and others. Invitations sent to notable residents for a taxpayer meeting to push the project. An architect will be consulted nationwide for design ideas with a July 4 target to complete the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
N. J
Deal
Albert Friedlander
Park Wooley
Leopold Stern
Myron Oppenheim
Max Prev
Saford Ross
Richard Deeves
Murray Guggenheim
Thomas Kelley
Edwin E. F
Young
Robert McDonald
Arthur H. Hearn
Louis Rothschild
Samuel Goldsmith
Cok Weiss O'Brien
Jere Lyon
Edwin Sternberger
Samuel M. Schafer
James Seligman
Charles Guggenheimer
Abraham Cohn
Police
Murray
OFF TO EUROPE TODAY TRANSATLANTIC SAILINGS LISTED
The Kaiser Wilhelm Der Gros se sails from Bremen with passengers including Mr. and Mrs. Battendorf and several others. The Ryndam from Rotterdam carries Dr. H S Drinker Dr J K Everhart and others. The Right Rev Beverly D Tucker Bishop Coadjutor arrived yesterday on the Minneapolis from London.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Josef W. Battendorf
R. L. Biling
H. J. Braker
Romon Cardona
Emil Droege
Helen C. Gifford
Templeton Johnson
Robert Moore
O. K. Peters
L. G
Richards
William W. Tracy
W. B. Wells
Summer Travel Adds to Social Round of Notables
Many society figures are abroad at Adirondack camps and coastal retreats. Names include the Suses at Schroon Lake, the Leales at Tuxedo Cottage, the Bourns at New London, the Falconers returning to Lake Mohonk, the Swayne family in the White Mountains, and Miss Herrick with chaperon in Chicago returning from Europe. Also listed are the Hobarts in New London with fiancée, the Proctors en route to the White Mountains, the Zinssers camping near Lake Clear and planning Montana trip, and Charles Roemaet of the Belgian Consulate in New York being cited for the Leopold II honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Suse
Lake Grove Point
Schroon Lake
Charles A. Leale
Leale
Madison Avenue
Tuxedo
Augustus O. Bourn, Jr
Col
Stephen Bourn
Bristol
R. L
New London
Conn
William H. Falconer
Louise Falconer
Bruce
Falconer
Dinard
Lake Mohonk
Wager Swayne
Eleanor Swayne
Mount Washineton
White Mountains
Juliet E. Herrick
Chicago
Miss Lund
Europe
Walcott
B. F. Hobart
Byron Hobart
Gunther
Memphis
Tenn
Frederick T. Proctor
Colin S. Carter
Berkshire Inn
Great Barrington
Frederick G. Zinsser
Lake Clear
Adirondacks
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Zinsser
Montana
George R. Sheldon
WW. Seward
Webb
Janet Fish
Hamilton Fish
George Brewster
North Woods
Louis F. Slade
F. H. Slade
Mr. Slade
Adirondack
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Brussels
Charles Roemaet
Fifth Avenue
Order of Leopold
Roemaet
Queen Titania Crowned At Asbury Carnival
Miss Norma Cole Hornberger of Pittsburgh was crowned Titania VIII at Asbury Park Carnival in Auditorium Square before about 10 000 spectators. The pageant featured a mock court with 80 participants plus dances and living pictures ending with Titania’s abdication for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Asbury Park
N. J
Norma Cole Hornberger
Pittsburg
Titania VIII
Auditorium Square
Mary Lawson Leech
Titania
Margaret’ Gordon
Beatrice Connolly
Brooklyn
Marie Benitz
Philadelphia
Nina Olmstead
Ridgefield
Conn
Eleanor Sherwood
Helen Demarest
Hackensack
Lorena E. Fry
Jersey City
Queen's Courier
Alfred Harten
New York
Herald
Walter C. Devereux
Pack
Edward Clarke
Harry W. Metz
Mitchell Ross
Miss Gordon
Walter C. Devereaux
Grace English
Margaret Schoolbred
Elsie Harvey
Grace Metz
Henrietta Aiken
Dith Taylor
Emily Brazer
Helen van Cleaf
Alice Brazer
Natalie Turner
Hazel Emmons
Anna Duncan
Margaret Ralston
Mabel Brazer
Queen’ S Lancers
Adaline Pratt
Tryphena Doty
Isabell Dowell
Frederick KB. Burge
Helen Cottrell
Ardelia Duffield
Helen Territt
Grace King
Elizabeth Ervien
Lillian Burroughs
Mabel Green
Edith Taylor
Mabel McChesney
Mildred Atkinson
Columbia
Dorothy Plant
Newark
Jack Tar
Royal Chariot Plans Public Court Ball Appearance
The royal chariot will make its next public appearance at the Court ball to be held in the amphitheatre Wednesday evening. Gov. Fort of New Jersey and several members of his military staff attended the coronation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
City to Control Dogs Under New Legislature Plan
A bill to strip the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of licensing and killing dogs is to be introduced in the next session. The city would contract with the society to perform this work under a city department, likely Health. Health Commissioner Darlington notes Board of Health dissatisfaction with the humane society’s dog destruction methods and has ordered police to shoot unmuzzled dogs in streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
American Society For the Prevention of
Department of Health
Darlington
Humane Society
Fluffy Ruffles Staged at Star Theatre in Puffalo
Charles Frohman presents Fluffy Ruffles adapted by John J. McNally at Star Theatre with Miss Hattie Williams in the title role and a cast of over seventy. The production features twenty two musical numbers and heads to New York’s Criterion Theatre after Buffalo run.
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Puffalo
N. Y
Charles Frohman
John J. McNally
Star Theatre
Mr. Frohman
Gaiety Theatre
London
Bert Leslie
Comeley
Buffalo
Criterion Theatre
New York
Algeria at Atlantic City arrives with new musical
At the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City on August 24 a new musical Algeria by Glen Mc Donough and Victor Herbert received a first audience. Ida Brooks Hunt starred as the prima donna with William Pruette as Governor General and Harriet Burt as a flirtatious physician. Ernest Lambert Toby Lyons and Harry Tighe formed a comic trio with Florence Nash and George Leun Moore also in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
Algeria
Glen McDonough
Victor Herbert
Apollo Theatre
Sahara Desert
Algiers
Ida Brooks Hunt
William Pruette
Tiarriet Burt
Ernest Lambert
Toby Lyons
Harry Tighe
Foreign Legion
Florence Nash
George Leun Moore
Richard Carie Presents Mary's Lamb at New York Theatre
Richard Carie opened a two week engagement of his musical comedy Mary's Lamb at the New York Theatre last night drawing a large audience. The show features Carie’s newly written songs and a musical gambol that prompted cheers from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carie
New -York Theatre
Carie
Real estate transfers involve Bijou Theatre property
John W. Hazlett sold the Bijou Theatre between Broadway Thirtieth and Thirty-first Streets to Clarence J. Sire who then sold it to Salem R. Furman. Furman immediately conveyed the property to Adolph D. Rosenthal in a third deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Theatre
Broadway
Thirtieth
Thirty-first
John W. Hazlett
Clarence J. Sire
Salem R. Furman
Mr. Furman
Adolph D. Rosenthal
Amusement Notes: Theatre Moves and Returns
Lina Abarbanell resumes her Sonia role in The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam Theatre as productions move. George M. Cohan designs an Irish American flag for Knickerbocker Theatre and hosts Olympic athletes. Nazimova opens in Brooklyn Sept 28 with a Chicago West tour. Amy Ricard returns to Girls after illness. Fireworks at Pain’s enclosure tonight after Jerusalem spectacle. Seventy horses arrive at the Hippodrome after farm vacation. Ethelbert Hales joins Willian A Brady to support Mantelway in Hamlet and Caesar roles. J C Hoffman to represent Shuberts at Munich Exposition next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Abarbanell
Ethal Jackson
Sonia
New York
Bremen
Oliver
New Amsterdam
George M. Cohan
Knickerbocker Theatre
Mme
Alla Nazimova
Brooklyn
Chicago
Amy Ricard
Pain
Trighton
Jerusalem
Trippodrome
Nanuet
Frank Melvilie
Ethelbert Hales
William A. Brady
Robert
Call of the North at Hudson Theater Receives Mixed Review
The Call of the North by George Broadhurst, adapted from Stewart Edward White, is panned as crude melodrama with weak plotting. Beatrice Prentice shines as a young actress in a Native role, while Marjorie Whead (Woods) delivers a charming lead. Edeson and others provide theaterably able turns amid flawed material.
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George Broadhurst
Stewart Edward White
Hudson
Nedo
Exleson Galen Albret
Jennings Arthur Nand
Thomas McGrath Roubert
Rand
Francis
Dr. Cockburn
Lawrence Eddinger
John MacDou
Marjorie
Ubrickion
Olive Oliver Julie Bagneau
Beatrice Prentice Wishkobun
Dahl
Hudson Theatre
White
Conjurers House
Edeson
Usuar
Mr. Fedeson
Hudson Bay
Ned Trent
Heas
Galen Albert
Trent
Marjorie W
Erayer
Grant Mitchell
Macey Harlem
Olive Oliver
Robert Peyton
Carter
Burke Clarke
Crosman Reprises Rosalind in As You Like It at Academy
Fienrietta Crosman returned as Rosalind in As You Like It at the Academy of Music last night. Henry Woodruff supports Miss Crosman as Orlando as the comedy charms the audience with a spacious Forest of Arden setting and steady applause.
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Fienrietta Crosman
Rosalind
New York
Academy of Music
Shakespeare
Academy
Forest of Arden
Henry Woodruff
Orlando
Miss Crosman
Cleveland’s Final Article on 1908 Presidential Campaign
Grover Cleveland wrote an article shortly before his death analyzing political conditions across regions the parties and the significance of current tendencies He shared opinions on leading men and issues The piece promises to be a forceful and notable contribution for voters and readers of The New York Times next Sunday
Funeral Services Held for Tax Commissioner Thomas L. Hamilton
The funeral of Tax Commissioner Thomas L. Hamilton, who died Friday at 42 West Twenty-seventh Street, occurred at 11 a.m. at the College of St Nicholas on Forty-eighth Street and Fifth Avenue. Rev. A Hageman led the service and Dr A S Rus erets preached. Attendees included Herbert Parsons, James Martin, George Wanemaker, Frederick Lidman, Edward Lauterbach, ex Police Commissioners Nic Avoy Sexton and Phillips, ex Police Chief McCullough, and other officials.
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Thomas L. Hhimilton
S42
Twenty-seventh Street
Cullegin
St. Nicholas
Forty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
AL Hageman
Br. A. Ss. Ruserets
Hamilton Fam
Herbert Parsons
James Martin
George Wanmaker
Frederick Lidman
Edward Lauterbach
Samuel Strussbourger
Nic Avoy
Sexton
Phillips
McCullough
O'enner
Grant
Coresran
Justice Tieerich
Palbmieri
Doull
Timothy PD. Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Michael Dads
Joan PP. O'brien
John Little
Jacob Newstead
Prominent Philadelphia Lawyer Leoni Melick Dies
Leoni Melick, senior partner at Melick Pott er & Dechert, died at his home in Philadelphia of sight disease. Born 1861 in Light Street Village, he held a Yale BA and studied at Kiel University. He practiced in Philadelphia and was active in the Yale Club and local clubs.
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Jphiladelviia
Leoni Melick
Melick, Pottér & Dechert
Sinight
Bein
New York
Ele
Light Street Village
Columbia County
Penn
Lie
Yale
University of
Notable Local Obituaries and Memorials
Jules Simeau, a renowned Monterey restaurant keeper born in Nantes, dies at 189. William Weiche, Ellis Island inquiry board member, dies after brief illness in Pittsburgh, formerly president of steel workers association. Rev. Thomas Arnold, longtime South Church minister, dies en route to funeral at 14. Miss Maria J. Browne, former Madison Avenue principal, dies at Springfield Missouri home. Marcus Birch, lumber company head and Prohibition Party worker, dies at Passaic summer cottage. Caroline M. Roberts widow of Roswell Roberts dies at Yonkers residence aged 72. William H. Short Boardingham Jr., former Westchester supervisor, dies in New Rochelle after long illness.
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Jules Simeaul
Robert Levis Stevenson
Monterey
Cad
Nantes
Prante
Ami
William Weiche
Framsrellwm Baresi
Ellis Island
N. Y
Pittsburg
New York
Weighe
Wilfamiaie? Association of Steel
Thomas x
Pra Fort
Greant
Goebel
State Senate
Maria J. B. Browne
Ars
Madison Avenue
Charles W. Gleason
Passaic
Dareh
Smeaton
Wisconsin
Birch
H. Boardingham
New Rochelle
Westchester
Board of Supervisors
Westerday
Adiryondayoks
Kani
Eewes Barn Plains
Miss New
John New
Jones Cocklin wed in St Mauls Cathedral chapel
On Monday August 24 in the Chapel of St Mauls Cathedral Canon Charles G. Reade united Dr K Jones and Mary E Cocklin. Also Pessie A Rich wed Rollo A Sanborn on August 17 in a separate ceremony.
Obituary notices from various New York area families
A long list of death notices and funerals across New York and nearby areas. Names include Sarina Browne, Mary Clarkson, Robert Colt, Elizabeth Craven, Sarah Delaplaine, Katherine De Witt, Walter Hooker, Margaret Machean, Caroline Roberts, Gertrude Storer, Thomas Thomas, and many others with ages, residence addresses, and funeral details. The notices cover Aug 1908 through Aug 24 with services at churches, homes, and cemeteries, and requests for New York papers to copy.
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Robert U
Cult of
Sprug Diske
Visa AL
Ocean City
Ny J
Sarah Deaplaine
David S. W. Delaplaine
David
W. Dieta
Plaine
Ule South Flst St
Telpita
Pa DE Witt
Oradell, N
West Ferry St
Oo Oelock
le Roy
N. Y
Comtvenience
New York
Hornglower
Sgravenhage
Irolland
Joseph Harmower
Washington, D. C
Machean
Yonkers
Margaret P
Willian M. Machean
South Broadway
Sleepy Hollow
Roberts
Caroline M. Roberts
Roswell ‘A. Roberts
Willard H. Brownson
Storer
Ethel
Maine
Gertrude Storer
John H
Katherine I. Stuer
BO Eteecombe Ay
Stew Waren
Norwich
Conn
Thomas
James H. Thomas
Keenthir St. Brook
Plainfieldn
Wilcox
Sulenty
New Milford
Aus
Franklin
ATF Son
Uth St
Summer Hotel Robbed in Catskill burglary
Robbers entered Walter's Hotel in Catskill between midnight and 1 a.m. by breaking two windows and looted the safe. Cash, postage stamps, bank books, and valuables belonging to proprietor F G Walters and patrons were taken. A cache of diamonds belonging to the Walters family was left untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Catskill
Aue
Walter's
Cettro
Berreacsa
F. G. Walters
Fae Monidis
Walters
Navy Rifle Team Leads at Camp Perry First Day
At Camp Perry Ohio on August 24 the United States Navy team led after the first day of pronounced shooting in the Army and Navy competition. Fifty teams of twelve competed across 200 and 300 yard rapid and slow fire. Navy posted 1448 points to top Massachusetts and Pennsylvania in the early standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio
United States Navy
United States Army
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Roskefeller Hospital Plans Filed by York and Sawyer
Architects for John D Rockefeller filed with the Buildings Superintendent Morphy yesterday plans for a hospital project described as isolation and research facilities. The site is placed at a Sixty Fifth Street location with a laboratory and spiral feature noted as part of the design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York& Sawyer
John D. Rocksfeler
Avith Builalagy
Morphy
Tretin Hospital
Accessible Wigdlawn Cemetery near Harlem transit options meet
The Wigdlawn Cemetery is described as accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and by carriage. Lots start at $150 with contact for Books of Views or a representative at 70 East 230 Street, New York, NY 10035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
East
Ambulance Service Case Mentioned in Texa s1334 Record
A brief entry notes a Texas case related to ambulance service labeled with a reference 1334. The readable fragment references Frank K Campbe and a court or docket context. Further details are not provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K
Campbe la
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Charles P. Blaney
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Plan New Ocean Casino
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Chas. St. Fletcher
Irk City
Titania VII
Mary’s
Bijou
Robert Edeson
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Marjorie Wood
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Ball
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Astoria
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Monroe
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Mildred Bittman
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William Hi. Beardingham
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Greenbaum
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T- Marrow
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Daisy EB
Hudlich
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Tremmeih
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Trovkhiso
Fiamma M. Kelly
A. Kelse
Ino Ainshe
Brookium
Nelsey
Kingston
Marie Fistinion Kerr
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Louis Kobo
AL M. Lamley
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Joseph Langhy
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Henry Negre
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A. M. Perrin
George W. Verrine
Safet
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Dorothy Littaneid
Rom PU Bach
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Nuhrbach
Funtrai
Schneider
Richfield
Springs
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Schuster
Tranton
Kilim Claude Schuster
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Washington Av
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Waat Brodhivn
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Jarr & Widen
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