Tullock Expedition Faced Fire and Boxer Resolve in Peking
In Peking on December 15 reports say 10,000 French troops near the Imperial City were attacked as peace talks press Li Hung Chang to halt the march. Col Tullock’s detachment faced gunfire eight miles from Peking, with Lieut McPherson of the Beloochistan Regiment earning high praise for leading a scaling party and saving the group. The fight left forty boxers dead, Chinese casualties and wounded. no British troops were hurt. The railroad event was delayed due to track readiness. Col Tullock also pursued a treasure lead near Peking with 100 men after rumors of gold and valuables tied to a fleeing official.
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Peking
Pao-ting-Foo
Li-Hung-Chang
Col Tullock
Kao-li-Ying
Deh-hal-Ying
Lieut
McPherson
Twenty
Beloochistan
Tullock
Col. Tullock
Trops
Psp
Aln
British Attitude Doubtful Amid Turbulent Notes
Si Ernest M. Satow reports he is not authorized to sign the joint note and expects instructions tomorrow. In Shanghai a Le Temps dispatch quotes Prince Ching denying that the Chinese Court will return to Peking and saying China will pay a yearly indemnity but will not take a loan.
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Meking
Si Ernest M. Satow
Paris
le Temps
Shanghai
Prince Ching
Peking
China
Tibetans Seek Freedom From China Says Missionary
The Rev. Jeffray, returning from six years in China, reports Tibetis eager to cast off Chinese rule. They have invited Great Britain and Russia to assist, seeking opening of Tibet to world commerce.
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Ancouver
B. C
Ee Jeffray
China
Tibet
Great Britain
Russia
German Expeditions Report Armament Find and Casualties
A Pe king dispatch dated December 14 reports Rohrscheidt column uncovering arms and ammunition at Tsang including fifteen centimeter guns in cases. Lieut. Count von Wintzingerode and Capt. von Isedom are severely injured. Lieut. Dusterberg killed near Pao-ting-Foo. Gen. Fang captured with substantial booty.
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Berlin
Peking
Fifty Six Venezuelans Arrested in Caracas Plot
Advices from Demerara dated Dec 5 report 56 prominent Venezuelans arrested in Caracas on charges of plotting a new revolution. The arrests have caused great excitement.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Demerara
British Guiana
Caracas
Venezuela
British steamer Taboga returns to Panama after seizure
The Taboga, seized by Colombia to transport troops for an assault on rebel positions, has returned to Panama and was honored by a guard. The Pheasant remains en route to Panama to investigate the seizure. Officials expect settlement via compensation to the owning company per charter terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Buenaventura
Bazah
Soldade
Pheasant
Testimony in Sternberg Case Ends in Berlin Court
In Berlin the judge said key witnesses Popp and Miss Souchard fled abroad as the Sternberg case closed the rest of the record tonight and the trial is to finish next week. Reports note a 15 percent rise in crimes against children per Emperor statistics for 1899-1900.
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Sternberg
Berlin
Herr Popp
Bureau Rhier
Miss Souchard
Germany
Dee
Count von Goetzen Assigned to Govern Dar es Salaam
Berlin December 15 Count von Goetzen will undergo brief training at the Foreign Office before taking the Governorship of Dar es Salaam German East Africa in March He will be promoted to Major by Emperor William to smooth the transition and relationship with the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count von Goetzen
Foreign Office
Dar es-Salaam
East Africa
William
Bonn University
Parliament Adjourned Amid War Debate in London
London readers note the adjournment of Parliament until mid February after a brief session. The Queen's speech thanked MPs for funds supporting South Africa and China operations while critics pressed on war conduct and treatment of women. Chamberlain faced attacks as ministers pledged cooperation with Kitchener to end the war, and Bryn-Roberts accused government policy of barbarity. The day closed with prorogation after a short afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
China
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
William St. John
Kitchener
John Bryn-Roberts
South Histon
Carnarvonshire
St. Paul’s
Lord Roberts
Brodrick
Bryn- Roberts
Bryn-Roberts
Chamberlain
Pro-Boer Boycott Debate Hits London Liberal MPs
At a London pro-Boer meeting chaired by Leonard Courtneys, cries of Villain and Beast greeted Gen. Kitchener. The Pall Mall Gazette calls for Coventry and boycott of Courtneys Bryn Roberts and Lloyd George, while Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman faces criticism for tolerating anti-British stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leonard H. Courtney
Kitchener
Butcher
Steyn
de Wet
Pall Mall Gazette
Messrs
Courtney
Bryn Roberts
Lloyd-George
Coventry
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Paris Exposition Finances Show 2 Million Franc Loss
Official report lists expenditures of 116.5 million francs and receipts of 114.5 million, yielding a loss of 2 million francs. The deficiency is smaller than in prior expositions.
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Paris
More Commissioners Sail for Paris Exposition
The American liner St Louis carried most remaining U S officials from Cherbourg as the Paris Exposition closes. Major Brackett and the commission accountants stay to settle accounts. Most exhibits are boxed with removal by Dec 26. The Prairie likely sails in January with government and art exhibits to New York, Baltimore, then unload. Brackett hopes to depart by mid January.
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Aris
St. Louis
Cherbourg
Major Brackett
Exposition
Prairie
New York
Art
Baltimore
Brackett
Low esteem of American leaders fuels UK policy view
The Daily Mail Year Book criticizes American public men as lacking conspicuous merit. The piece contrasts UK press opinion with the Foreign Office stance on US actions in Nicaragua and China. It notes British advisers often predict one course but US policy follows another, widening the rift between administrations.
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London
United States
Daily Mail
Whitaker
United Kingdom
Nicaragua
China
Globe
Washington
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Marquis of Lansdowne
British Navy Tests Wireless Steering for Submarine Weapons
London reports the Admiralty will test Varica’s invention for steering torpedoes and submarines via wireless telegraphy. Alfred C. Higgs, U.S. Consul at Weymouth, oversees the system while Commander Crover, the Naval Attaché, monitors progress. Germany has offered rights, and changes claim to prevent interference.
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London
Varica
Alfred C. Higgs
United States
Weymouth
Crover
Germany
Marconi
Higgs
Judgment Against Duke of Manchester in Queen's Bench
In London on December 15 a judgment for 250 pounds was entered in the Queen's Bench Division against the Duke of Manchester for wine and cigars supplied by a city merchant. The claim was undefended.
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Duke of Manchester
London
Queen's Bench
Will of Hudson Bank President filed for probate
The will of Richard C. Washburn, president of the Hudson County National Bank in Jersey City, was filed for probate. The estate, valued at 300000, is left to his three sons with the youngest, Neil C. Washburn, to receive only income from his share until age thirty. Uriah F. and George T. Washburn, of Washburn Brothers, are named executors. Mrs. Washburn is not named due to an ante nuptial agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Washburn
Hudson County National Bank
Jersey City
James T. Lillis
Neil C. Washburn
Uriah F
George T
Washburn Brothers
Notice to Readers on NYT Delivery Orders
Notice directs subscribers to order the New York Times delivery to home or business by postal card or telephone Cortlandt 4861. Readers told to report any irregularity in delivery to the fire of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
NEW York
Nat Goodwin Plans Spectacular Merchant of Venice Revival
Nat C. Goodwin announces a February return to Knickerbocker Theatre to stage a bold revival of The Merchant of Venice with him as Shylock. He cites Kean and Possard as inspirations but vows a wholly new portrayal and hints at an all-star cast, with Maxine Elliott likely to appear as Portia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat C. Goodwin
Knickerbocker Theatre
Goodwin
Shylock
Kean
Possard
Maxine Elliott
Portia
Accused Robber of Actors Is Held in Harlem Theatre
James Murray known as The Monk of 606 St Nicholas Avenue, a stage hand at the Harlem Opera House, is held on grand larceny charges after actors reported missing jewelry and wearables. Detective Enright saw him enter a dressing room and arrest followed. An overcoat tied to manager Yager was found at Murray’s home and Florence Kahn reported a missing dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
St. Nicholas Avenue
the Monk
Harlem Opera House
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Enright
Murray
Jesse Mailward
Frohman
Yager
Florence Kahn
Richard Mansfield
Play to Stop Disbands After City Run
The Sprightly Romance of Marsac a three act comedy by Molly Elliott Seawell and William Young played at Theatre Republic for the first time on December 3 to feature Maclyn Arbuckle. After the December 29 performance the company will temporarily disband due to inability to secure a local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsac
Molly Elliot Seawell
William Young
Theatre Republic
Maclyn Arbuckle
Sullivan death boosts Patience at the Savoy
The death of Sir Arthur Sullivan spurred renewed interest in Patience at the Savoy, drawing audiences beyond the original first production records from years past.
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London
Arthur Sullivan
The
Savoy
Theatrical Gossip and New Productions in Broadway
Florence Ziegfeld Jr engages Les Colins with Anna Held in Papas Wife at Mon taun Theatre Brooklyn. Ada Deaves Lilian Coleman Knox Wilson James T Kelly new for Burgomaster at Manhattan Theatre New Years Eve. Frohman Alice in Wonderland advance sales exceed 16000 before London to America tour. Olga Nethersole stars Magda in Sudermann play at National Theatre Washington December 27. Maurice Grau Opera Company to arrive in New York after five weeks of preliminaries with principal cast, chorus, orchestra and scenery arriving by special train.
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Florence Ziegfeld, Jr
Les Coliins
Anna Held
Papa
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Ada Deaves
Lilian Coleman
Knox Wilson
William Riley Hatch
James T. Kelly
Burgomaster
Manhattan Theatre
Charles Frohman
Ellaline Terriss
Seymour Hicks
Vaudeville Theatre
London
National Theatre
Washington, D. C
Miss Nethersole
George Wharnock
Col. Schwartz
G. Harrison Hunter
von Keller
Maurice Grau Opera Company
Newport college hosts first reception for War College founder
Capt and Mrs French H. Chadwick preside at War College reception in Newport RI. Guests from Newport and armed forces tour a lifelike portrait of Rear Admiral Stephen B. Luce, founder of the college, secured by private subscriptions. Navy Assistant Secretary Hackett sends congratulatory telegram praising the founder’s portrait. Mention of local parcel delivery license and brief social notes follow.
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New York Times
Newport
H. I
French HE. Chadwick
The
War College
College
Army
Friends of the College
Navy
Hackett
Luce. Hackett
Automobile Company
Prescott Lawrence
New York
Whitney Warren
Miss Skinner
Red Cross Avenue
Washington Society Notes Highlight Seasonal Dinner Parties
Washington society reports a first dinner party of the season hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cropper for guests from Charleston, S C, with Dr. and Mrs. Mackay Smith and other notable attendees. Marshall Gasquest hosted a young people dinner at Rauscher’s for William Gordon Crawford and Kathleen Beale Owen whose marriage is planned for January 24. Justice and Mrs. Whittichaperoned a large group including Christine Owen Sheridan and several dignitaries from the Russian Embassy and New York social circles.
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Washington
Mrs Astor Hosts Dinner for Young People at 842 Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Astor hosted a 32 cover dinner at her 842 Fifth Avenue residence for young society figures. The guest list included Co. John Jacob Astor and Mrs. Astor, Misses Helen Roosevelt and Sarah Van Alen absent due to mourning, and numerous socialites and nobles. Lander's Orchestra provided music and an informal dance followed in the picture gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
Mrs. Astor
John Jacob Astor
Lily Oelrichs
May Goelet
Gladys Brooks
Florence Twombly
Sarah van Alen
Marion Fish
Rosamond Street
Leila Bryce
Nora Iselin
Eleanor
Jay Bright
Twombly
May van Alen
Prince Henri de Croy
Baron Alliotti
R. L. Gerry
Lawrence Gillespie
Craig Wadsworth
James de W. Cutting
Harry Lehr
Henry Clews, Jr
Henry Lanman Bull
Messrs
d’Hauteville
Burden
Livermore
Lander
Aiken Country Clubhouse Opens in Columbia Scene
In Columbia on December 15 the Aiken Country Clubhouse officially opened. President William C. Whitney arrived in his special car with Mrs Whitney Miss Dorothy Whitney Mrs De Miss Bond Harry Payne Whitney Alexander Gunn and James A Burden Jr in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Aiken Country
William C. Whitney
Dorothy Whitney
de Miss Bond
Harry Payne Whitney
Alxander Gunn
James A. Burden, Jr
Oswald Ottendorfer Dies After Long Illness
Oswald Ottendorfer editor and proprietor of the New York Staats-Zeitung died at 150 Central Park South after a cerebro-spinal condition. Born 1826 in Zwittau he helped build the newspaper, supported liberty and the Union, and endowed libraries and the Isabell Home. He led German-American civic life, aided by his wife, with funeral set for Tuesday.
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Oswald Ottencorfer
New York Staats-Zeitung
Central Park South
Mr. Ottendorfer
Ottendorfer
Staats-Zeitung
Zwittau
Bohemian Frontier
Oswald
Galicia
Briiia
Moravia
Austria
Vienna
Prague
Padua
Venice
Europe
Metternich
von der Tann Volunteer Corps
Schleswig-Holstein
Second Avenue
Astoria
L. L
German Savings Bank
German Hospital
German Society
Liederkranz
Germania Life Insurance Company
Germania Fire Insurance Company
German Legal Aid Society
Edward Uhl
Staats- Zeitung Publishing Company
Emma Schalk
Adolph Schaik
Newark
Matilde Ridl von Riedenstein
Friedrich Ridl von Riedenstein
Dalnitz
Carlsbad
Anna Wo
Addison Porter Dies in Putnam at 59
John Addison Porter former secretary to President McKinley dies at his Putnam home after weeks of illness. Born April 17 1856 in New Haven he was a Yale graduate and editor of The Hartford Post among other roles. He was connected to major papers and served in Connecticut politics and publishing.
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Porter
McKinley Club
Hartford
Thomas B. Reed
McKinley
St. Louis
Major McKinley
Italy
Canton
Portier
Henry T. Thurber
New London
Putnam
Conn
John Addison Porter
New Haven
Yale Scientific School
Josephine Stuart Sheffield
William Walter Phelps
Yale
New Haven Palladium
New- York Observer
New York.oune
Amy E. Betts
New York
Washington
Senate
Corporation of
Yale College
Yale Life
Hartford Post
Connecticut
Pomfret
New England
Death List of a Day Albany: Hamilton Harris Dies at 81
Hamilton Harris ex Senator Regent of the university and noted Albany attorney died Friday morning at age eighty one. He collapsed two hours after being struck by a leg bruise that menaced blood poisoning. Harris born May 1 1820 in Preble New York studied Union College and began practice in Albany in 1845. He served as District Attorney Assembly member Republican State Committee leader and Regent of the University before retiring from politics. Funeral set for Monday at 2 PM at the family residence on Broadway.
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Democratic Party
Ottendorfer
Rochester
Greeley
University of New York
Otenageser
Mr. Tilden
New Orleans
Louisiana
Tilden
Staats-Zeitung
Cleveland
New York
Buckner
Otterdorfer
Bryan
McKinley
Herman Ridder
Edward Uhl
Staats-Zeitung Publishing Company
Albany
Hamilton Harris
University
Attourney
Preble
Cortland County
N. Y
Union College
Harris
Albany County
Assembly
Republican State Committee
Board of Capitol Commissioners
State Senate
University of the State of New York
Broadway
Rothenberg Senior of Rothenberg & Co. Dies of Typhoid
Gustav Rothenberg aged 43, senior member of Rothenberg & Co., at 442 West Fourteenth Street, died at his West Seventy-first Street residence from typhoid fever. Born in Hanover, he came to the United States after military service and rose from Meyer Jonasson & Co. to Blumenthal Brothers. He bought Ludwig Brothers in 1899 to form Rothenberg & Co. He belonged to Harmonie and Freundschaft. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Gustav Rothenberg
Rothenberg & Co
West Fourteenth Street
West Seventy-first Street
Hanover
Germany
United States
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Blumenthal Brothers & Co
Broadway
Ludwig Brothers
Fourteenth Street
Rothenberg
Harmonie and Freundschaft
Edgar Pinchot Dies at Milford After Long Local Career
Edgar Pinchot longtime resident and businessman of this city died at his Milford Pennsylvania home. Born in Milford seventy five years ago to Cyril Pinchot he moved here in 1837 and ran Pinchot Bruen a wholesale drug firm on Fulton Street from 1859 to 1874. A Republican he briefly held a Milford judgeship and is survived by a daughter and two brothers including James W. Pinchot. Funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon at Milford.
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Edgar Pinchot
Milford
Penn
Cyril Pinchot
France
Fulton Street
Pinchot & Bruen
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
James W. Pinchot
Death of Dr. S Hoepfner in Denver Typhoid Fever
Dr. S Hoepfner a 49 year old consulting engineer and chemist from Hamilton Ontario died at St Josephs Hospital Denver of typhoid fever after contracting for zinc ores for European smelters. He was known for inventing the electrolytic treatment of refractory ores used in Hamilton and in smelters in England Germany and Austria.
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Denver
Col
S. Hoepfner
Hamilton
Ontario
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hoyepfner
England
Germany
Austria
Death of Henry Morris Hunt U S Consul to Antigua
The State Department reports the death of Henry Morris Hunt United States Consul to Antigua West Indies. Born in Bristol England he became naturalized in the United States and was appointed while a Chicago resident January 22 1908. A veteran newspaper man who served as reporter editor and general manager in a Western press association.
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Washington
State Department
Henry Morris Hunt
United States
Antigua
W. I
Bristol
England
Chicago
Hunt
Clergy Leader John F Marlay Dies of Apoplexy
The Rev Dr John F Marlay presiding elder of the Dayton Ohio Methodist district died yesterday from apoplexy. He had been prominent in ministry for fifty years and served in church affairs across the region.
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John F. Marlay
Dayton
Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral Delayed for Son's Arrival
Mrs Flora May Van Aken wife of D Van Aken Manhattan Contracting Company GM died Dec 10 from heart disease She was born in Vergennes Vermont just past forty five educated at Mount St Vincent and studied music abroad She leaves a married son D Lionel Van Aken in Cuba a brother in Virginia and a sister in Vergennes Her home was 137 West One Hundred Sixteenth Street in the city
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Flora May van Aken
D. van Aken
Manhattan Contracting Company
Cuba
van Aken
Vergennes
Mount St. Vincent
D. Lionel van Aken
Virginia
Nordenskjold Secures Captain and Vessel for Antarctic Voyage
Baron Nordenskjold has signed Captain Larsen, an experienced Antarctic sailor, and purchased a vessel for his expedition. The ship will sail to Cape Seymour to explore King Oscar II Land via the Jason Route.
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Nordenskjold
Christiania
Baron Nordenskjold
Larsen
Cape Seymour
Oscar II
Ardenter Mustarp Yor Table and Medicinal Use
Sample request stamped for testing as W G Dean & Son of New York markets Ardenter Mustarp Yor Table and its medicinal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dean & Son
New York
Cartoonish ad hints at favored tonic beverages
The snippet promotes patronizing venues that serve Carl H. Schultz's Artificial Vichy Selters and Carbonic, claiming these brands assure good liquors. It reflects a period marketing tone emphasizing specific beverages and brand names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Schultz
Prince Albert No 2 E W Full Dress Shirts
Full dress shirt advertisement for Prince Albert No 2 by E W. Includes product line E W branding and sizing note.
Married unions announced for Ada Godwin and Mary Monell
Ada Godwin marries Herbert Randall at her mother’s residence in King's Bridge on December 12 1900. Mary Goodrich Monell wed Frederick S Wait at St John the Divine Cathedral on December 15 1900. both ceremonies led by Reverends Campbell and Chew respectively.
Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral details
Obituaries from North Hancock Maine to New York entries dated December 1900. Names include Rebecca Besson David Austin Andrew Bogert Catharine Brice George Day Hamilton Harris Oswald Ottendorfer Edgar Pinchot John Adison Porter Gustav Rothenberg with ages and funeral arrangements or notices. Interments and church services noted for Mount Pleasant Greenwood Park etc.
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Andrew W. Bogert
No. West
Nyack
Brice
Catharine Olivia
Calvin
St. Av
George
Lord Day
Phebe Lord
Henry Day
Park Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam Av
Greenwood
Kensigo Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad Station Ad
Private station Harlem Railroad a 45 minute ride from Grand Central Depot. Office located at 16 East 42nd Street.
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Kensigo
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Ypress Hills Cemetery Advise via Brooklyn Ferries
From Brooklyn ferries by electric or elevated railroad. New York office, 1 Madison Avenue.
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Bergen
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Rodriguez
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Rabineau
Stuber
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Soccorato
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Margaret
Silver
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Avenue E. S FE. Broadway
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van Rensselaer
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Seeres
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KR. L
Clinton Av
White
Sandford
N. 7Th St
Weber
Pacific St
la Wright
Mary A
Cornelia St
Zeller, Sophie R
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