Peking Negotiations Hit Fresh Snag as Note Delayed
Chinese officials warn the note may be drafted in Europe or America, while Conger and Minson argue for near-term signing. Li Hung Chang’s health raises concerns, and Russian ties influence information flows from envoys. Washington press reports blame U S delays. Prince Ching weighs punitive options for officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger
United States
Ernest Minson- Shatow
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Germany
Li-Hwig-Chang
Europe
America
Washington
Russia
Li-Hung-Chang
Hatfee
Indemnity and treaty terms in Chinese foreign affairs note
Dr. Morrison reports from Peking the joint note outlines equitable indemnity to states societies and individuals including Chinese workers harmed by foreigners. China to guarantee indemnity payments and service loans. Other stipulations include reparation to Japan, monument commissions, anti foreign society penalties, viceroy accountability, treaty revisions, and consent to conform with demands amid Conger delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Morrison
Times
Peking
The
Japan
Sugiyama
China
Conger
Li-liang-Chiang
Emperor Kwang-Su Reported En Route to Peking
A dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeitung from Tien Sin states Prince Ching's interpreter says Emperor Kwang-Su left Sian-Foo on December 19 for Peking, unaccompanied by the Empress Dowager. The report appears in Berlin dated December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tiensin
Frankfurter Zeitung
Prince Ching
Kwang-Su
Sian-Foo
Peking
Edict Opens Wu-Chang for Foreign Trade
Shanghai report says Chang-Chi-Tung received an imperial edict authorizing opening of Wu-Chang opposite Hiun-Kow to foreign trade. Wu-Chang is a key trade center and hosts the Canton Railway terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Shanghai
Chang-Chi-Tung
Wu- Chang
Hiun-Kow
Wu-Chang
Forces clash as Boxers suffer casualties in China
Field Marshal von Waldersee reports Guendell's column near the Eastern Imperial Tombs on December 14 engaged Boxers at Yung-Ling. Fifteen Boxers killed. Chinese regulars under Fang-do-Ling driven from Lu-Tai toward the northwest mountains as Guéndell advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Waldersee
Peking
Guendell
Bhan-hai-Kwan
Foreign troops in China judged by Japanese observers
The Times Tokyo correspondent reports Japanese views on western forces in China noting Americans are free of major crimes, Germans second, British third with petty theft only, French prone to loot and outrage but not murder, and Russians described as ferocious and lustful for plunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tokio
The
Times
China
Maine's Last Voyage as Hospital Ship
Cable dispatch from Hongkong reports the American hospital ship Maine will reach Southampton January 10 with 108 sick men aboard. After consultations in China the government decides the Maine is no longer needed and the Ladies' Committee will wind up affairs and surrender the ship to her owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
London
George Cornwallis West
Lady Randolph Churchill
Hongkong
Southampton
China
Notices to Readers of The New York Times
Orders for delivery to residence or business may be made by postal card or telephone Cortlandt 4861. Report any irregularity in delivery to the office of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
NEW Yor Times
Cortlandt
Office of Publication
Adv
Sternberg Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict and Sentencing
Berlin December 21 Sternberg the millionaire banker was found guilty of immorality and sentenced to two and a half years in prison with five years loss of citizenship. Chief of the Criminal Department Hue Huellesson died at noon after nervous shock from trial revelations. Eight weeks and many witnesses marked the proceedings as a rare German legal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sternberg
von. Meerscheidt Hue Hesson
Criminal Department
Germany
Huellesson
Berliner Post
Herr Werthauer
Major Cuignet Sentenced In Paris Fort Confinement
In Paris on December 21 Major Cuignet received sixty days confinement in a fort for disclosing a confidential document to Deputy M. Lasses and writing to Prime Minister Waldeck Rousseau accusing Foreign Minister Delcassé. He will face a council of inquiry over the Pannizzardi dispatch tied to the Dreyfus case. The Chamber of Deputies postponed interpellation of the government by 300 to 102 votes, shelving the Nationalists' bid and signaling government confidence. Cuignet's arrest fuels debate among Ministerialist and Nationalist papers. he is held at Fort Mont Valerien with no interviews allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
André
Cuignet
M. Lasses
War Department
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Delcassé
Pannizzardi
Dreyfus
Rennes
Chamber of Deputies
Col
Henry
Belgium confirms Mohun death rumor false
A report of R Dorsey Mohun and his party being killed in Africa circulated from a lecture platform. The State Department and Minister Townsend in Brussels issued a Congo note stating no information of Mohun’s death was received. Mohun, a former U S consul at Zanzibar, works for the Belgian government building a telegraph line in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. Dorsey Mohun
Africa
Mohun
State Department
Townsend
Brussels
Congo
United States
Zanzibar
New Irish M P Elected
London dispatch reports Dr E C Thompson Nationalist elected without opposition to the House of Commons representing the North Division of Monaghan succeeding Daniel Magaleese who died December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. C. Thompson
House of Commons
Monaghan
Daniel Magaleese
Aunt Bridget Donnelly Dies On Cherry Street
Aunt Bridget Donnelly aged ninety eight died suddenly on the street near 243 Cherry Street yesterday after a short walk. Born in Limerick Ireland she came to America fifty years ago. The death certificate cites heart disease with a broken heart suspected by friends. She fell near the public school at 149 Cherry Street and died before medical aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget” Donnelly
Cherry Street
Bridget
Limerick
Ireland
America
Newport considers rental of Eastons Beach and census plans
A Newport public meeting at City Hall discussed leasing Eastons Beach after the current lease expires next November. The group seeks a 15 year lease and argues renting could be a city investment, avoiding Coney Island-like decline. Ministers plan a census to count residents not attending church, targeting about 2,000 of roughly 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Easton’s
Newport Beach
Newport
Zabriskie Memorial Church
Sidney Woollett
New York
Rose Grosvenor
Providence
Society in Washington Holds First Dancing Class of Year
The Small and Early Dancing Class met at Rauscher's in Washington with nearly 300 guests. Patronesses included Mrs. Archibald Hopkins Mrs. Calderon Carlisle Mrs. Francis Newlands and Mrs. C. J. Bell. A tea for Miss Helen Bell preceded by Mrs. Clarence Moore pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rauscher’s
Archibald Hopkins
Calderon Carlisle
Francis Newlands
C. J. Bell
McK. Twombly
Lucius K. Wilmerding
Cutting
Worthington Whitehouse
Wilmerding
Lander
Helen Barney
Caroline Livingston
Sibyl Douglas
Florence Twombly
Leila Sloane
Evelyn Parsons
Miss Kernochan
Esther Hunt
Hisse
Ethel
Edith Cryder
Samuel Auchmuty Tucker
Reginald Vanderbilt
B. Winthrop
Duncan Harris
Ogden Bishop
John Rogers
Townsend Lawrence
Arthur Iselin
R. Bayard Cutting
Hoyt
Whitehouse
Slogan Ad Shows Legacy of Jayne’s Expectorant Endsuring Fame
The ad notes a $2 payment to a lawyer for the benefit of Nicholas Dietz, with the money directed to him. It recalls that nearly seventy years ago Dr. D Jayne prescribed Jayne's Expectorant, described here as still the best remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Times
Nicholas Dietz
D. Jayne
Jayne
Red Cross Approves Higbee Fundraising Plan
The Red Cross approves Frank D Higbee plan to raise funds via watch night meetings with subscriptions collected by Higbee. Vice President Ellen Spencer Massey and Capt. W H Michael state the arrangement includes compensation tied to success and money paid to Riggs National Bank for expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Red Cross
Board of Control
Frank D. Higbee
Red Cross Fund
Ellen Spencer Massey
Higbie
Higbee
New York Times
Miss Barton
Capt
Michael
G. Francis Rigey
Riggs National Bank
Christmas social season fills city with parties and plans
The period before Christmas and Christmas Eve bring notables to country homes and city events. Mrs. Oelrichs sails to Hempstead. Mrs. Gould hosts a Georgian Court party with a Lakewood theater visit. Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Dana, and others host large dinners. Carnegie Hall hosts a George Junior Republic concert with Mme Sembrich. Engagements, tea receptions, and dances mark the social calendar as guests travel to Tuxedo and Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Orange
Tuxedo
Morristown
Long
Staten Islands
Hermann Oelrichs
Hempstead
George Gould
Georgian Court
Lakewood
Ex Gov Roger Wolcott Dies A Long Public Service
Ex Governor Roger Wolcott of Massachusetts dies after a long career in law, business, and politics. Born in Boston July 18 1847 he rose from Harvard scholar to lieutenant governor and governor serving three terms before declining a renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wolcott
Boston
J. Huntington
Cornelia (Frothingham) Wolcott
New England
Oliver Wolcott
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
Suffolk
Boston Common Council
Young Men’s Republican Club
Cleveland
Wolcott
Massachusetts
William E. Russell
Greenhalge
Italy
McKinley
Edith Prescott
William H. Prescott
Roger
Prescott
Oliver
Gov. Wolcott
F W Pickersgill Dies Former Royal Academy Keeper
Frederick R Pickersgill the artist and former Keeper of the Royal Academy from 1873 to 1887 died yesterday in London. Born 1820 he studied under W F Witherington and at the Royal Academy School winning major prizes for Death of King Lear and Burial of Harold. He became Associate RA in 1847 and RA in 1857. His works mostly depict historical subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frederick R. Pickersgill
Royal Academy
Frederick Richard Pickersgill
Dyce
Maclise
Burlington House
Mr. Pickersgill
W. F. Witherington
Royal Academy School
King Lear
Houses of Parliament
Harold
Messrs. Pickersgill
Herbert
Funeral held for former Governor and Justice George Ludlow
Justice George Craig Ludlow former New Jersey governor and supreme court judge was honored in a New Brunswick service at the First Presbyterian Church. Rutgers College officials attorneys and state leaders attended the funeral with interment at Elmwood Cemetery in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
George Craig Ludlow
Supreme Court
New Jersey
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Knox
Jacob Cooper
Rutgers College
Foster M. Voorhees
George T. Werts
William A. Newell
William J. Magie
David A. Depue
Jonathan Dixon
Charles G. Garrison
William $. Gummere
Gilbert Collins
A. Q. Garretson
Samuel H. Gray
Fort and
van Syckel
Justice Ludlow
Vere Foster Dies A Lifelong Philanthropist and Educator
Vere Henry Louis Foster born 1819 in Copenhagen and educated at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford, dedicated his life to education and charity. He funded 1300 Irish national school classrooms and aided about 25,000 young women’s emigration to the United States and British colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
United States
Vere Foster
Vere Henry Louis Foster
Copenhagen
Sir Augustus H. Foster
Denmark
Eton
Christ Church, Oxford
South America
Vere
Sir Frederick Foster
Ireland
Mrs. Frye Dies in Washington Hotel
Mrs William P Frye wife of the Senate president pro tem died suddenly at the Hamilton Hotel at 9 30 this morning after an indigestion attack She improved briefly at breakfast then died of heart disease Funeral will be held Sunday from Senator Fryes Lewiston Maine home Two grandsons William Frye White and Wallace H White will accompany the senator to Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William P. Frye
Senate
Hamilton Hotel
Senator Frye
Lewiston
Mrs. Frye
William Frye White
Wallace H. White
Congressman Wise Dead in Williamsburg Virginia
Newport News Virginia December 21 Richard A Wise congressman from the Second Virginia District died suddenly at his Williamsburg home from Brights disease He served two terms in Congress after contests with William A Young and was born September 2 1843 in Philadelphia He studied medicine at William and Mary and held posts in education and state politics before his death including surgeon general at the Eastern Lunatic Asylum and three Virginia house terms He married Mittie Peachy in 1870 and left several children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Richard A. Wise
Virginia
Williamsburg
Bright
Dr. Wise
Congress
William A. Young
Wise
Harry Maynard
Richard Alsop Wise
John A. Wise
New York
Philadelphia
Henry A. Wise
Brazil
United States
William and Mary College
Stuart
J. E. Johnston
Richmond
Eastern Lunatic Asylum
Appomattox
South
Mittie D. Peachy
Senate Adjourns For Death Of Frye Wife
Congress takes a recess after no Senate business. News of Mrs. Frye's death leads to immediate adjournment until Jan 3, 1901. House also adjourns after brief session and announces Rep Wise's death with funeral committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
Representative Wise
Washington
Senate
William P. Frye
Virginia
Want Municipal Lighting Plants
NORWALK Conn Dec 21 There is a scheme among several towns in this state to fight the law restricting municipal lighting plants and seek repeal or charter amendments to let cities operate pan The Committee on Municipal Lighting appointed by Norwalk City Council has heard from towns that want Norwalk cooperation The towns include Wallingford Willimantic New London and New Britain The municipal plant at South Norwalk has been visited by committees from these towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
General Assembly
Riicipal
Permanent Police Force Bill for All Commonwealth Cities
Boston December 21 1901 the Legislature will consider a sweeping bill creating a permanent police force for all cities of the state with retirement on pension after twenty five years of service It excludes Boston and Lowell where police already form permanent bodies The bill is being drafted and will cover every city except these two exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commonwealth
Lowell
Death of John Hart Brewer Former Congressman and Pottery Firm Leader
John Hart Brewer former U S representative from Trenton New Jersey died yesterday at age fifty seven. He was a direct descendant of John Hart signer of the Declaration of Independence and long headed Otto and Brewer Pottery becoming very wealthy. He served three terms in Congress and held prominent local business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart Brewer
Congress
Trenton
N. J
Brewer
John Hart
Otto & Brewer Pottery
Brewer served McKinley era aide and Port of New York appraiser
The obituary notes William Brewer as a tariff advocate and close ally of President McKinley. He sat with McKinley in Congress and was named Assistant Appraiser for the Port of New York, a role he held until his death. He leaves a wife and no children. Funeral Monday at 730 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President McKinley
House of Representatives
Brewer
McKinley
Mr. Brewer
Port of
New York
Notable Nineteenth Century Notables Die Across Several States
Col Thomas Roepman longtime president of Farmers Bank of Kentucky died at seventy six. David F Jones United States District Attorney for Wisconsin died at Sparta from typhoid fever aged forty one. Charles L Erskine famed explorer and survivor of the first US government sponsored voyage died in Boston at seventy eight. Fynne dan Wilkes Hollidaysburg editor and veteran journalist died in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania at seventy six. former editors included The Bedford Inquirer and The Lewistown Gazette. He leaves a wife one son and three daughters.
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Thomas RoépMan
Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky
South
David F. Jones
United States
Western District
Wisconsin
Sparta
Wis
Charles L. Erskine
Boston
Roxbury
Fynne Dan Wilkes
Congress
Hollidaysburg Register
Hollidaysburg
Penn
Bedford Inquirer
Lewistown
Parker's Hair Balsam and Greve's Ointment Promised Renewed Hair
An old advertisement claims Parker's Hair Balsam thickens and renews hair while Greve's Ointment improves skin health. The brief note touts their restorative effects for thinning gray hair and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Greve
Marriages Recorded in New York Area Notices of 1900
Several wedding notices list couples and dates. Horace Earl Carlisle and Emilia Ek wed in Newport Rhode Island area on December 1, 1900. Isabella Evalyn Peversey and Lieut Arthur Hyde married December 20 at All Angels Church New York. Louise Jagger Post and Silas McBee wed December 20 at Great Neck. Anne Prevoort Eddy wed Reginald Prescott Walden on December 20 at St Thomas Church Mamaroneck.
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Carlisle
Mauritz Stolpe
East 49Th St
New York City
Horate Earl Carlisle
Newport
Rh. I
Emilia Ek
Hyde—Peverley
All Angels’ Church
Ltst St
West End Av
Delancey Townsend
D. K
Isabella Evalyn
Ralph Peversey
Arthur P
Hyde
McRee—Post
AH Saints
Great Neck
Long Island
Kirkland Huske
Louise Jagger Post
Silas McBee
Walden—Eddy
St. Thomas's Church
Mamaroneck
Death notices and funeral services in New York area
A compilation of notices records deaths from December 19 to 21 with locations in New York City and nearby towns. It lists names: Sarah J Bartlett Emmeline Barnard Dayton C Ella Ellison Eloise Frances Evans J Louis Gross Jr Florence Carpenter Ives Benjamin Lawrence Meyer David A Miller Juliana Aspinwall Tappan Margaret F J Wallace Hugo Wesendonck and related funeral details, residences, and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ella
John T. Ellison
John D. Spader
164Th St
Evans
Saratoga
N. Y
Eloise Frances
William Evans, Jr
Brooklyn
Francis H. Wilson
Pacific St
Bedford and
Nostrand Avs
Greenwood
Gross
Hig
East 17Th St
J. Louis Gross, Jr
John L. Gross
Presbyterian Church
University
Rye
Tappan
Juliana Aspinwall Tappan
Lewis Tappan
Balmville
Newburg
Greenwood Cemetery
Wallace
Margaret F._J. Wallace
Francis B
Margaret C. Wallace
Wesendonck
West 88Th St
Hugo Wesendonck
Kensico Cemetery Private Station Harlem Railroad Office
Kensico Cemetery listing notes a private station on the Harlem Railroad a 45 minute ride from Grand Central Depot with an office at 16 East 42nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
New Biographies and Memoirs For Sale Prices Listed
A catalog of memoirs and biographies including EPD EE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN A MEMOIR by FREDERICK D HOW and Beatrice Marshall A Biographical Sketch with prices. Other titles include Mrs Delany A Memoir by GEORGE PASTON Napoleon's Mother by CLARA TSCHUD and Master Musicians volumes edited by F J Crowest with portraits and illustrations. Prices range from 1 25 to 5 00 and mail delivery terms noted.
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Dublin
Frederick D. How
Beatrice Marshall
Longfellow
F. J. Crowest
Beethoven
Bach
William S. Wasner
C. A. Lidgey
Mark Twain Lecture Report on The Sandwich Islands
Henry M. Stanley notes that Mark Twain’s lecture titled The Sandwich Islands was delivered during tours across the United States from 1866 to 1873. The Lotus Club dinner audience is cited, with Twain’s early reporting duties traced to a Western newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the University Society
5Th AY
New York City
Mark Twain
The
Sandwich Islands
Lotus Club
Henry M. Stanley
List of residents and addresses from Kings County area
A compiled line of names and addresses appears, including Andrew Anderson 34 Walcott Street and Nancy Brown Kings County, with many others across streets such as 112 12th Street, 434 Warren Street, 1 124 Hancock, 283 Hicks Street and 530 Vanderbilt Avenue. The excerpt reads like a directory fragment or roster of local residents and their dwellings.
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Anderson
Andrew
Walcott
Brennan
Francis V
Vincent
Spencer St
Schmole
Otto
HH. Smith
Mary H
Pulaski St
Tirwaden Heores
Friedelmann
Philipina
Finnerty
Ellen
McDougall
Gage
Raymond
Hopkinson
Horton
Carroll F
Hancock
Losee
Sarah
van Buren
Majer
Bertha L
Cornelia St. Peeples
Alexander
St. Peter's
J. A
Atlantic
Schmidt
Christian
Naval
William
Kath
Dunnigan
Marg
Sheepshead Bay
Eldert
Catharine E
Jamaica
Franklin
Miles N
Rodney St. Franz
Katharina
Central
Kbushwick
Sind Fay
Rose M
Ryerson St
Friend
Hindes
Osborn St
Grennan
Sd St
Geiger
Lizzie
Grattan St
Henchy
James
L. I
C. Hos
Kent
James C
Rochester
East
Larny
Louis F
Degraw St
Mills
Kings Co
McNamara
Florence
Hamilton
Thomass
Hart
Quinn
Liberty
Ryan
Anthony
Fremont St
Seymour
Margaret
Hicks
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Appeal for New York City Hospitals
The Special Notices announce Hospital Saturday December 29 and Hospital Sunday December 30. The General Fund will aid Associated Hospitals with free care for the sick poor, with gifts designated to any city hospital and forwarded by the Association Treasurer. Contributions may come via church and synagogue collections, trades auxiliaries, or direct to General Treasurer Charles Lanier before January 15, 1901.
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THE
Hospital
Association OF
New York City
General Fund
Walter H. Lewis
Louis Stix
Franklin Street
R. J. Cross
August Belmont
Nassau Street
Wmn
H. Cummin
Henry Rosenwald
Water Street
H. J. Luce
D. F. Tiemann
A. Tt. Ansbacher
Murray Street
Druc
J. L. Riker
A. Kuttroff
Duane Street
Maz Nathan
Chas. Renauld
Wine and Spirit Traders’ Society
Marccus M. Marks
J. B. van Wagenen
Messrs
Benj. M. Holzman
F. Norton Godyard
Maurice Rosenthal
Mathew Beck
Robert Reis
BE. V. Connett
W. W. Appleton
Charles Scribner
Geo. Haven Putnam
Geo. A. Plympton
R. R. Bowker
C. E. Hastings
Leopod Stern
Eugene H. Conklin
Spruce Street
Mr. L. S. Owen
Crockery Exchange
Ward & Olyphant
Cortelandt’ Street
Leopold ,Weil & Brothers
Woman's Auxiliary
James Speyer
Madison Avenue
Charles Lanier
Nassau St
George Macculloch Miller
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Day
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R. D. Mohun
New Irish M. P
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Columbia University
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Pell
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Irving Place
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Aiken
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West Eleventh Street
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Hubbell
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Rhoda Howe
Emily Perry
Sallie Basewell
Greenwich
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Albany
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Troy
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Germantown
Misses Hubbells
Miss Porter
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Edith van Cortlandt Jay
West Fifty-eighth Street
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Reggie
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F. W. Pickersgill
Royal
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Williamsburg, Va
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Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
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Charles I
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Augusta
Empress of
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Dante
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E. P. Dutton & CO
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Manhattan
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Elmer
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Berman
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Goerck
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Hukley
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Oeef
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Haffele
Muti St
Ak Qu Lluyd
McCabe
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E. 12Th
Schappiro
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Breston St
Seidler
Charles
Chatham Sq
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E. 15Th St
Hohmann
Francesca
Iingowsky
Jonn
Anere
Judge
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Loist
Kinnan
Martha
St. Francis
I Kaiser
Rosati
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Haiser
Hudson St
Aevil
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Kiernan
Kelly
Greenwich St
Ik Weating
Witham
Libby
Henry O
Lohr
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Avenue A
Lappert
Pauline
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Leais
Forsyth St
Schorschensky
Rifa
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Stern
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Pecce
Ucffer
Yettie
Hugo
Wright
Clarissa F
Winfield
Robert W
Young, George B
Brooklyn Sea
Aeaea Zerharini
Albert
Sullivan St
Roebuck
Fulton
Five Points House OF Industry
F. E. ‘Camp
Worth Street
Esterbrooks
Eee
Westerbrook&c
Falcon Pen
Esterbrook
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co
Camden
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