Pension Clerk Promotions Stir Washington Civil Service
Pension Commissioner Ware announced thirty promotions under a new civil service system. He formed a three-bureau chief board to select three candidates per opening, emphasizing duty, debt payment, and minimal sick leave. He later posted bulletins listing reasons for each promotion, sparking criticism but he pressed ahead with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Ware
Pension Bureau
Commerce Department Bill Under House Scrutiny
The House Committee opened hearings on the Senate bill to create a Department of Commerce and Labor. Assistant Secretary Ryan of Interior supported moving the Census Office but objected to transferring the Patent Office. The committee favored the bill and aims for affirmative action in the House, with possible nonessential amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
House Committee
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Treasury
Interior Departments
Ryan
Interior Department
Census Office
House Passes Claims Bill on Steel Imports in Court of Claims
The House approved a private calendar measure to adjudicate steel bloom import duties paid 45 percent ad valorem between 1879 and 1882, with about 350000 dollars at stake. A companion bill for 50000 dollars to Smithmeyer and Pelz was defeated, and another bill allowed certain officials to accept diplomatic presents from foreign governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Court of Claims
Smithmeyer & Pelz
Congressional Library
B. H. McCalla
Eugene Wasdin
H. D. Geddings
M. H
Henry
E. Alford
W. A
Taylor
H. W. Wiley
M.A. Carleton
John J. Shulte
Department of Agriculture
John A. Okerman
Mississippi River Commission
Casper
Crowninshield
United States
Anna.Tolman Smith
F. H. Phipps
Naval war game reports enemy squadron in Caribbean route
United States Consul in Port of Spain cables the State Department with details of an imagined enemy fleet maneuvering through Boca Grande, steering east toward the Gulf of Mexico. The commander asked about Bermuda’s health as a possible misdirection, with official channels to inform Rear Admiral Higginson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caribbean Sea
United States
Smith
Port of Spain
State Department
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Boca Grande
Bermuda
Navy Department
Higginson
Oil Fuel Test at Engraving Bureau Shows Higher Coal Costs
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing tested oil as a fuel for ten hours to generate steam. Oil evaporated 13.8 pounds of water per pound, versus 11 pounds with coal, matching Naval Bureau results. Oil cost more than coal, at $10.40 for the same steam coal produced for $7.76, with oil at $1 per barrel and coal at $4 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Bureau of Fingraving and Printing
Shaw
Naval Bureau of Engineering
Bureau of Engraving
Bureau
Navy Committee Advances Personnel Increase Plan
The House Committee on Naval Affairs directed the sub committee on organization rank and personnel to study measures to boost Navy manpower and related staffing actions as part of wartime expansion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Bub-Committee
Military expansion bill aims to increase line officers cadets and Marines
A proposed provision seeks to raise the number of line officers naval cadets and Marine Corps personnel. The measure focuses on expanding officer ranks and accelerating cadet intake to strengthen naval and Marine readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Cadets
Marine Corps
Statehood Bill Faces Senate Hurdles Amid Territory Concerns
Senator Beveridge prepares a detailed report on the Statehood bill to be presented before next Wednesday. The plan contends with opposition from Senator Quay and Senate parliamentarians who resist admitting New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma. The subcommittee observed Spanish used in courts and officials with limited English in parts of Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Beveridge
Senate
Quay
Hale
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Justices of the Peace
Pennsylvania
Regiments To Come Home From Philippines Exchange
The War Department orders exchange of fifteen Philippine regiments with the same number of troops returning to the United States. Home troops will relieve forces in the Philippines, with the first contingent leaving San Francisco on February 1. Infantry regiments and artillery units are reassigned to departments including Dakota Texas Colorado Lakes East and the Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States
Philippines
San Francisco
Fort Wayne
the Brady
Michigan
Fort Porter
Newark
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Fort Logan
Colorado
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Plattsburg
New York
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Brown
Fort Wingate
Fort McIntosh
Eagle Pass
Texas
Vancouver
Boise
Idaho
Fort Wright
Fort Lawton
Department of Dakota
Department of Texas
Department of Colorado
Coast Artillery
Department of the Lakes
Department of the East
Department of the Columbia
Panama Canal Treaty Ratification Likely in June
Washington reports that Colombia cannot ratify a Panama Canal treaty before about June 1 next. Elections are set for March and a new Congress needs time to assemble and become functional. Secretary Hay plans to proceed with ratification in Washington if the Senate does not object. It is expected Dr. Herran will be empowered to sign a treaty early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hart
Bogota
Panama Canal
Congress
Hay
Washington Fleet
Senate
Dr. Herran
Cuban Treaty Turn in Havana Stuns Officials
Washington reports a surprising shift in Havana as the Cuban treaty, once deemed almost done, is now likely to be sent to the House with a nationalist majority. Officials fear it will be rejected or amended to harm US relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Havana
Squier
House of Representatives
United States
Bacteria Found In Fruit Says German Scientist
Dr Ehrlich reports cherries carry twelve million bacteria per half pound while currants hold eleven million and grapes eight million. The findings, sent to the State Department by Consular Clerk Murphy in Frankfort, urge cleaning fruit by peeling or washing before eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ehrlich
State Department
United States
Murphy
Frankfort
Rigoletto at the Met Finds Sembrich in Modest Voice
The Metropolitan Opera House revival of Rigoletto showcases Mme. Sembrich’s dramatic power rather than vocal brilliance as she anchors the performance. Carlo Dani debuts as the new Italian tenor, while Scotti’s Rigoletto delivers a tragic, less polished rendition. The audience size is described as small for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Melba
Opera House
Mme. Sembricht
Verdi
Grau
Mr. Scotti
Mme
Homer
Maddalena
M. Journet
Sothern to Own Welsh Country Estate on Mount Snowden
Chicago dispatch says E. H. Sothern, currently at Powers Theatre, will own a 2000 acre Welsh estate on Mount Snowden’s west slope. The property includes a chalet and hotel, with a price of £15000.
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Chicago
E. H. Sothern
Power's Theatre
Wales
Mount Snowden
United Kingdom
Frohman Announces Additional Benefits For Georgia Cayvan Fund
Daniel Frohman reports new contributions to the Georgia Cayvan benefit totaling 100 dollars each from Jacob Litt and Frank Sanger and 50 dollars from Mrs. Dr. W. T. Bull. Due to the event’s size the performance will be held at the Atta Theatre instead of the Knickerbocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Georgia Cayvan
Jacob Litt
Frank Sanger
W. T. Bull
Atta Theatre
Princeton University Fire Disrupts Psychology Class
A fire broke out in the Dickinsom Hall entry at Princeton University during Prof. J. Mark Baldwin’s psychology class. Students and Dr. Baldwin formed a bucket brigade to extinguish flames on the south entry, causing only slight damage and with the cause suspected as a cigarette dropped in the hallway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
J. Mark Baldwin
Dickinson Hall
Good Roads Committee Reports Bold New State Funding Plan
The Good Roads standing committee in Albany presented figures to Gov. Odell showing county appropriations rising from 700 000 to 1 391 918 for road work. They noted 355 miles built since the Higbee Armstrong act and urged a state share of 1 391 913 to pair with county funds for a total of 2 780 000. Odell gave no definite reply.
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Albany
N. Y
Good Roads Organization
Odell
State Prison Board seeks 150000 for Sing Sing upgrade
The State Prisons Commission plans to ask the Legislature for about 150000 to improve Sing Sing Prison. It recommends removing the lower cell tier to create air space, enlarging remaining cells at two new for every three old, and adding a 500 prisoner capacity addition. Urgency stems from inmates from the First and Second Judicial Districts. Half the state's population falls outside these districts with Clinton and Auburn housing the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N. Y
State Prisons Commission
Sing Sing Prison
Sing Sing
Clinton
Auburn
Appointed Federal Judge A B Anderson of Indiana
The president will appoint A B Anderson of Crawfordsville Ind United States District Judge to replace John Baker who resigned. Albert Barnes Anderson aged forty five was born in Zionsville Ind and raised there. He studied at Wabash College and graduated with honors in 1879. He served seven years as prosecuting attorney and has been involved in many notable Indiana legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. B. Anderson
Crawfordsville
Ind
John Baker
Indianapolis
Albert Barnes Anderson
Zionsville
Anderson
Wabash College
Indiana
Bill targets newspapers with personal crisis images
Representative Jenkins introduces a bill to ban unmailable newspapers and periodicals that print pictures or details of personal crises. It would allow only a simple death by own action statement and imposes penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jenkins
Tequest
Heber R. Bishop in Critical Condition
Heber R. Bishop remained in a very low condition late last night, showing no improvement from the evening reports. Medical staff continued monitoring his status and awaited changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber R. Bishop
Biggest tannery complex formed by Newark deal
The Sussex Avenue site once used by Atha & Hughes for oilcloth will join Hamburg-Cordovan Leather Works. Oilcloth production ends by Feb 1 and moves to the new plant, creating possibly the largest tannery and leather factory in the country. Most workers transfer to other plants amid cost pressures. In a separate note, Dr D Jayne’s Expectorant is advertised as relieving Whooping Cough paroxysms and aiding recovery with continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Sussex Avenue
Atha & Hughes
Standard Table Oilcloth Company
Hamburg-Cordovan Leather Works
Hamurg-Cordovan
D. Jayne
Eye and Ear Surgery by Dr. Herman Knapp in New York
Dr Herman Knapp spoke at Hosack Hall on eye and ear surgery and the planned enlargement of the New York Ophthalmic and Rural Institute under the Trustees. He described how English spelling and pronunciation diverge affecting letter and word blind profiles and noted brain storage of language. He cited Franklin’s two lens glasses as an old invention and discussed tobacco and alcohol impacts on the eye with gradual onset of damage from nicotine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Knapp
Hosack Hall
New York Academy of Medicine
New York Ophthalmic and Rural Institute
Batopilas Mining Co Sued Over Attached Funds
Justice Maddox granted an attachment against Batopilas Mining Co of Mexico upon motion by stockholder John C. F. Randolph. Plaintiff alleges company property will be removed to defraud creditors and seeks $4,830 representing eight first mortgage bonds and accrued interest. Mines reportedly produced 13 million in silver though no dividends paid. bond extension claim disputed. 15 years of poor management cited.
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Batopilas Mining Company
Mexico
Justice Maddox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
John C. F. Randolph
Wells- Fargo Company
Colonial Trust Company
Wells-Fargo Company
Janitors Helpers Face Civil Service Hearing
The Municipal Civil Service Commission held a hearing to decide if janitors and their helpers at public schools should fall under civil service rules. About fifty attended as unions and reform groups denounced abuses, noting 70 percent of girls schools lacked matrons while daughters of janitors filled some posts. The supervisor said many janitors provided only single shift help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Civil Service Reform Association
The
Public Education Association
S. Fairchold
Mayor of the boardwalk Horatio Walters near death
Atlantic City reports Prof Horatio Girardus Walters known as the Mayor of the boardwalk is dying. He was found exhausted last Tuesday night and claimed he had no friends or relations. Miss Mary Shellman of Westminster Maryland offered to care for him, while residents and visitors view him as a harmless lunatic.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Horatio Girardus Walters
the Boardwalk
Mary Shellman
Westminster
Widow awarded $6500 in case over fatal St Paul Building death
Mrs. Julia Diehl, administrator of George Diehl, won $6500 in Supreme Court against contractor Andrew J. Robinson for the death of her husband, an ironworker decapitated by an elevator at the St Paul Building. A prior $12000 verdict was reversed by the Court of Appeals before this ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Diehl
George Diehl
Supreme Court
Andrew J. Robinson
St. Paul
Henry Havemeyer
Diehl
Robinson
Court of Appeals
Mrs Ida Frank Wins $10000 Against Railroad in Husband's Death
In Newark New Jersey on December 5 1920 Mrs Ida Frank won a $10000 verdict against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for the death of her husband who was killed on the railroad on February 15 last.
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Newark
N. J
Ida Frank
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Barge Captain Buckley Drowned Off Robins Reef Light
John Buckley aged forty seven of Thirty third Street Brooklyn drowned last night while aboard the barge Lowndes off Robins Reef Light. The vessel is owned by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
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Buckley
John Buckley
Thirty-third Street
Brooklyn
Lowndes
Robins Reef Light
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Fatal boating accident as captain dies stepping between vessels
Captain Buckley perished in a maritime accident while transferring from a boat to the tug Oscar G. Murray. He attempted to step between craft and was swept into the water. He leaves a wife and five children. The body was not recovered.
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Oscar G. Murray
Buckley
Mine Workers Testify On Blacklisting Strikers In Union Affairs
Testimony before the Strike Commission details alleged blacklisting by coal operators. Workers claimed they were rehired before the strike but denied after, with few reasons given. Two injured blind men testified about mine dangers as settlement efforts remained unsettled and leaders traveled to New York.
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Scranton
Penn
Mine Workers’ Union
Wayne MacVeagh
Erie Railroad Coal Properties
Parker
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
MacVeagh
Death List of a Day Dr Henry S Cutler dies in Swampscott Mass
Dr Henry S Cutler composer and conductor dies at his Summer home in Swampscott Mass He helped introduce vested male choirs in the United States Former organist and choirmaster at Trinity Church New York City His hymn The Bow of God Goes Forth to War is among his best known works He influenced royal visit era initiated vested choirs after Prince of Wales visit in 1860.
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Swampscott
Mass
Henrys. Cutler
Cutler
Trinity Episcopal Church
New York City
Edward VII
Trinity Church
Prince of Wales
Dr. Cutler
Doctor Timothy F. Allen Dies After Illness At Home
Dr Timothy Field Allen died just before midnight at his home 3 East Fortieth Street after a four month illness following a stroke of apoplexy fourteen months earlier. Born in Westminster Vermont April 24 1837 he graduated Amherst College 1858 and earned A B A M LL D from Amherst M D from New York State University 1865 and Hahnemann Medical College 1865. He served as Professor of Materia Medica and Dean at the New York Homeopathic Medical College and as President of its Board of Trustees. He was surgeon and President of the New York Ophthalmic Hospital and a Fellow of the Academy of Science. He authored many medical and botanical works.
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Timothy Field Allen
East Forty-eighth Street
Westminster
Amherst College
University of the State of New York
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Materia Medica
New York Homeopathic Medical College
The
College
New York Opthalmic Hospital
Academy of Science
Notable Deaths Reported From Cities Across the Nation
Obituaries note the passing of Mary Hollingsworth Morris Davis in Baltimore aged unspecified, Alice Maude Whatacre Croll in London, land and stock trader John B. White in Hoosick Falls New York at eighty seven, Charles T. Messenger in Evanston Illinois from injuries in a runaway, Charles Hubbs in Rural Grove age eighty five, Harry Haskell in Bloomington Illinois at eighty four, John Meyenborg in Brooklyn aged sixty two, and William E. Remy in Gera Germany at fifty one. survivors listed for several.
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Mary HOLLINGSWORTH_ MORRIS Davis
Henry Winter Davis
Maryland Statesman
Baltimore
W. L. Croll
Chicago
Alice Maude Whatacre
London
Bright
Charles T. Messenger
Messenger Hardwood Lumber Company
Evanston
Hosital
Charles Hubbs
Montgomery County
Rural Grove
Root
Harry Haskell
Central Mlinois
Bloomington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois Wesleyan University
John Meyenborg
Brooklyn
Brighth Street
Bremen
Ikxings County
Brooklyn Saengerbund
Wiltiam E. Remy
Gera
Elster River
Reuss
Germany
Remy, Schmidt & Pleissner
White Street
United States
Brooklyn Bureau Appeals for Urgent Family Aid
The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities requests funds totaling 140 dollars to assist families in distress. An ill man in hospital and a ill wife at home seek support for themselves and their children, while a separate appeal seeks 50 dollars for a woman with three children hurt by an arrested husband on trial. Additional appeals cover a family of eight and a man with two children, the latter ill and needing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Bureau
Winter Clothing For Boys and Fur Coats On Sale
Advertises boys suits and coats in multiple styles and sizes with prices from 4.59 to 145.00. Alaska sable and sable fox furs, muffs and coats listed with prices, described as Leipizg dye Persian lamb and trimmed options. Stores located along Eighteen Street Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipzig
Marriages Recorded for December 4 1902 in Various Cities
Notices announce four weddings on December 4 1902. Cormalt and Kidd wed in Wilderhill Tivoli New York. Linton and Foster marry in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Lawrence and Lorton unite in Trinity Chapel Richmond Virginia. Daniel and Van Siclen tie the knot at St John’s Far Rockaway New York.
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Cormalt—Kidd
Wilderhill
Tivoli
N. Y
New York
Churchill Cormalt
Alice
Howard Kidd
Foster—Linton
Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Penn
Margaret Maude Linton
George Herbert Foster
Lorton—Lawrence
Trinity Chapel
Vibbert
Mary Newbol
John Burling Lawrence
Heth Lorton
Richmond
Obituary Notices From New York Area Churches
Deaths listed include Adeline S Billings widow of Edward K Billings funeral at 413 West 147th Street 3 30 PM Sunday Catherine E Brightman widow of Henry A Brightman private funeral interment Newport RI Martha Howard Thurston widow of Charles M Carter funeral at 226 Commonwealth Avenue Boston December 6 10 20 AM Eliza P Gould widow of John Gould funeral Sunday after noon Litte ll Cornelia D Littell age 82 funeral December 8 Stapleton SI Gertrude B M Niewenhous age 15 funeral December 7 All Saints Church 129th Street Madison Avenue William E Remy died in Gera Germany December 5
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Gould
Chatham
N. J
Eliza P. Gould
John Gould
Lackawanna
New York
Plattsburg, N
D'th . Yra
Antes
Nicholas
Berardi
Domenico
James St
Beer
Paul
Roland
Henry
Billing
Adeline
Benjamin
Adolph
E. 50Th St
Buckley
Denis
Burke, Catharine
Monroe
Brady
John F
Bennett
Peter P
Boder
Broger
Baldwin
Arthur J. W
W. Wath
Barker
Emily S
Ridge Place
Vincenza
Cohen
Minnie
Casson
John
Curtin
Mary
Campbell
Gertrude
Connelly
Margaret
B. 12Th St
Cronan
W. Ildth St
Caputi
Ferdinand
SuLlivan St
Cerny
Barbara
Avenue
Gascosgue
Eliza
Guerino
Giuseppe
W. Houston
Gearm
Antoinette
Giles
Calvin
Harris
Robert
Lewis St
Hoher
Lena
Harley
William G
Mills
Haug
Bertha
Heslin
Bridget
Homann
William
Holden
Mariano
Jaeger
Klein
Henry W
Avenue A
Lineman
Ignatz
W. B'way
Lukois
Joseph
Greenwich St
Lambo
Francesco
Lezer
Margarite
E. 124Th St
Minak, Hirsch
Eldridge St
Murray, Michael
E. 69Th St
Monahan
Patrick
W. 54Th St
Medivers
William J
McGrade
Michael J
E. 55Th St
McKenna, Loretta
E. 118Th St
Nunziato
Sosany
Crosby St
Ottendorf
Justina
Polotacher
Alice
Posner
Annie
Madison St
Raar
W. 78Th St
Rosenbloom
Munde
Attorney
Rifkin
Julius
Cherry St
Ruck
Anna E
St. Vincent’s Hosp
Sauer
Esther
W. 113Th St
Sheridan
James
Sullivan
Daniel
Old B’way
Slesinger
Charles
Strauss
Solomon
St. Av
Theodore T
Steck
Rose
Park Av
Schiech
Christian
E. 19Th St
Ivan
Otto
Mt. Sinai
Unknown Man
Pier
BE. R
Wolfe
Isaac
Yachtsell
Michael
Deaths Reported December Fifth in City Directory
A list of deaths and ages from city records, detailing names and addresses such as ANTES Nicholas 508 W. 36th St and BEER Paul 244 E. 68th St, among many others. The entries include numerous streets and avenues across Manhattan.
Arnold and Brakman Notice at 78 Block St and 122 Norman Ave
A local notice lists properties at 78 Block St. and 122 Norman Ave tied to individuals Arnold Arlard and Mary Me Pontay Brakman TZ. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Arnold, Arlard
Norman Av
Brakman
Mary Me Pontay
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Commerce Department
Naval War Game
Port of
Spain
Cavalry
Fort Mead
South Dakota
Fort Keogh
Montana
Fort Clarke
Fort Grant
Fort Duquesne
Utah
Fort Huachucha
New Mexco
Fort Getty
South Carolina
Fort Caswell
North Carolina
Fort Wadsworth
Fort William
Maine
Field Artillery
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Presidio
Rigoletto
Mme. Sembrich
Stleinway
Fifth Avenue
Windsor Arcade
Cor
46Th St
Princeton University
Good Roads Committee
Gov
Sing Sing Improvement
Prisons Commission
Crawfordsville, Ind
Judge Baker
Bill
Hamburg-Cordovan Works
Dr. Knapp
Batopilas Mining CO
Boardwalk
Ain
St. Paul Building
Henry S. Cutler
B.alimandos
Norfolk
Oxford
Ffs
FURS
Alaska
Alaska Sable
Sable Fox
Squirrel
Fald
Eighteen’ Street
Nineteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Remy
William E. Remy
Manhattan
Bronx
Ellen
Fordham
Aronofsky
Jacob
Lebano
Caswell, Massey & Co
TNE
Everytiing
Esterbrook
Accountant’s. and
Esterbrook Steel Pen CO
Camden
N.J
Joba Street
York
Hamilton Ave
14Th St
Roebuck
the Magazine Supplement
Tom Masson
John Kendrick Bangs
Richard Mansfield
the Magazine Supplement of
Barton
John C
Bolklan
Mabel
Bandenaro
Myrtle
Cailer
Thomas A
Cook St
Conrad
Suydam
Dicker
Eleanor
Court St
Drysdale
D. B
de Kalb
Mary A
Bedford
Dillon
Dow
Charles H
Lefferts Pi
Easterly
Leonard Bt
Ehlers
Johann J
St. Mary's Hosp
Fay
John J
Butler St
Fulton
Geo. R
McDonough
Fitzbimmones
Marcy Av
Fleming
Helen G
Felczynski
Frank
Guthrde
David
Horse
Henry M
St. Hart
S. Hilliott St
Hines
Skillman St
Hibbard
O'Donnell
Thomas
Pacific
Sadie
Warren St. Pangborn
Louisa G
Quincy St
Redmond
Regina A
Rapalyea Robbins
Lewis
Raymond
Mary B
Peter's
H. Smith
Hrecklyn Hospital
Helen
Ross &T
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