Finland's Crops Fail Across Vast Regions
The Finland crop disaster, the worst in fifty years, cripples northern provinces including Uleaberg and Kuopio. Losses of grain and vegetables, famine risk, and rising emigration drive relief efforts funded by the Senate and international aid. Relief work totals rise as aid flows from Finland, Russia, and churches to feed thousands of destitute families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Finland
Uleaberg
Kuopio
Vasa
St. Michel
Viborg
The
Agricultural Board
Count Bobrikoff
Russia
Senate
European
Siberia
Pastor Kilburn
Jkuopio
Hango
Gulf of Bothnia
Sweden
Finnish Resolve Opposes Russification in Helsinki Meeting
Foreign reports from Helsinki describe Finland tempers against new senate ordinances seen as undercutting passive resistance. A Nov 12 Helsingfors gathering with 235 attendees urged continued resistance to laws conflicting with the land and demanded restoration of constitutional conditions and legal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Helsingfors
Finland
Grand Duchy
Finish Senate
China's Customs Service Faces Strain and Foreign Pressure
Shanghai correspondent reports growing discontent within the Imperial Maritime Customs. Peking Inspector General lacks English presence amid British trade dominance. Four English appointees since June 1899 out of 35 new hires. British influence outweighed by powers with smaller China interests. Remedy urged to preserve Hart successor Englishman and maintain administration cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
NEW York Times
London
Peking
China
Robert Hart
Paris Times correspondent reports on London dispatch
London brief cites a Paris Times correspondent noting cross channel developments. The message hints at European alignment or reactions, with no further specifics provided in the fragment.
Public Works Loan Set for Seine Department Extension
The General Council of the Department of the Seine approves a new loan for public works. The principal improvement is the St. Germain extension of the avenue from the Arc de Letoile to Courbevoie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council of
Department of the Seine
St. Germain
Arc de Latoile
Courbevoie
Belgian Concession in China Reportedly Reached
London dispatch cites Times Brussels correspondent saying King Leopold agreed to cede a territory similar to other European concessions in China. Belgium reportedly accepts the deal in lieu of financial compensation for Boxer outbreak claims. The note is dated December 22 and reflects high authority sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New Yorkk Times
London
Brussels E
Times
Leopold
Belgium
Japan Parliament Crisis Prolongs Diet Sittings
London dispatch reports Tokyo suspends Diet sittings for a week to seek a compromise. Agreement remains doubtful as officials negotiate to avert further deadlock.
Evacuation of Shanghai Advances as Forces Depart
The Times correspondent reports Shanghai evacuation proceeding smoothly with part of the German force leaving on Saturday and a British regiment aboard yesterday. The French expect to depart on December 26, marking progress in regional withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
NEW York Times
London
Shanghai
Times
Austrian Emigration Bill Aims to Restrict Exodus
Vienna reports the government will introduce in January a bill to limit Austrian emigration and require departures on Austrian ships from Trieste. The Fremdenblatt backs the measure to protect emigrants and preserve Austrian citizenship, aligning with a Hungarian bill promoting Hungarian ships crews and Fiume departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Reichsrath
Trieste
Fremdenblatt
Fiume
Choate Arrives in Constantinople for Diplomatic Visit
American Ambassador to Great Britain Mr. Choate and Mrs Choate arrived in Constantinople today and were greeted by the American Legation staff. They will stay at the British Embassy for several days as guests of Sir N. R. O Conor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Choate
Great Britain
Legation
N. R. O’conor
English Bankers Assignment by Darlington Firm
The private banking house J. and J. W. Pease of Darlington executed a deed of assignment for creditors. Liabilities run about 2.5 million dollars. The affected group is mainly the Pease family and close associates. Partners include two MPs representing Durham and Essex, and A. E. Pease formerly MP for Yorkshire. Friends of the family have offered aid to a settlement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Irish land conference opens at Mansion House Dublin
Secret talks begin between Irish landlords and tenants at the Mansion House with Lord Dunraven elected chairman and Capt. Shawe-Taylor as secretary. Attendees include John E Redmond Lord Mayo William OBrien and T W Russell. Discussions to run into Wednesday when Shawe-Taylor sails to seek Roosevelt views. Conference not recognized by the Irish Landlords Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lord Dunraven
John E. Redmond
Lord Mayo
William O'Brien
T. W
Russell
Capt. Shawe-Taylor
Shawe-Taylor
United States
Roosevelt
Ministers Called at Collegiate Reformed Church
The Collegiate Reformed Church extended calls to Rev. Dr. Henry Evertson Cobb and Rev. John G. Fagg to become ministers of the corporation. A Classis meeting this afternoon will act on the subject. Both clergymen have served about ten years each at West End and Middle churches respectively. Dr. Cobb, Rutgers grad, joined West End ten years ago. Fagg, Hope College educated, led Middle Church for over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiate Reformed Church
Henry Evertson Cobb
John G. Fagg
Corporation
Classis
Collegiate Church
Cobb
West End Church
West End Avenue
Seventy-seventh Street
Mr. Fagg
Middle
Rutgers
West End
John Gerardus Fagg
Hope College
West
Alfred D Pell Ordained in Episcopal Church Service
Alfred Duane Pell of 929 Fifth Avenue was ordained to the Protestant Episcopal ministry yesterday at St. John the Divine Cathedral by Bishop Potter. Assisting were Rev. Dr. Nelson Archdeacon, Rev. Dr. Kimber, and Rev. Dr. McConnell who preached the sermon and gave Pell his charge. Pell, a Columbia graduate of 1887 and member of New York clubs, is a descendant of wealthy families and married to Cornelia Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duane Pell
Fifth Avenue
Protestant Episcopal Church
Potter
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
George F. Nelson
Kimber
St. Augustine’s Church
5. D. McConnell
All Souls’ Church É
McConnell
McConnell Preached the Sermon and Gave the Charge To Mr. Pell
Pell
New York
Ansoh Phelps Stokes
Yale University
New York Athletic
Columbia
Cornelia L. Crosby
Howard Crosby
Holy Nativity Mission
Bedford Park
Archdeaconry Annual Meeting Held in St James Church
The Protestant Episcopal Archdeaconry of this city gathered last night at St James Church on Seventy-first Street and Madison Avenue to hear Bishop Potter outline the diocese’s work and summarize church activities. The session focused on church programs and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church of
St. James’s Church
Seventy-first Street
Madison Avenue
Potter
Ham
Bronx mission drive gains ground amid funding gaps
The Archdeacon reports eleven missionary stations in the Bronx with seven clergy and sixteen lay readers. Nine denominations including Presbyterians, Disciples of Christ, Congregationalists, Baptists, Reformed, Lutherans, Methodists, and Roman Catholics are expanding church work in the borough, with a new Prospect Avenue church and several missions under construction or planned in Melrose, Fordham, and One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Bronx
Trinity Church
Manhattan
William's Bridge
Fordham
Disciples of Christ
Fix Estate
Baptists Have Voted To Raise $100,000 For the Work In the Upper Borough
Tremont Avenue
Melrose
Prospect Avenue
Papal Commission on Biblical Studies Named in Rome
A Rome correspondent reports Cardinal Parrochi Rampolla Satolli Sagna and Vives y Tuto are definite appointees to the Holy Father’s Commission for the Encouragement of Biblical Studies. The body will include consultors in Rome with a monthly review planned, funded by the Pontiff, and Very Rev. David Fleming was named secretary after a private audience with Leo XIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Holy Father
Vigilantiae
Parrochi
Rampolla
Satolli
Sagna
Vives Y Tuto
David Fleming
Order of Minors
Leo XIII
Consecration of St Anthony of Padua Church Greenpoint
Bishop McDonnell consecrates the Church of St Anthony of Padua on Manhattan Avenue Greenpoint with Archbishop Falconio and bishops from Syracuse Albany and Japan assisting. Masses held at 7 am and 11 am with about 150 priests present. Sermon by Rev Laurence Delarey. Dinner for visiting clergy hosted by Father O Hara in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony of Padua
Manhattan Avenue
Greenpoint
McDonnell
Diomede Falconio
Ludden
Syracuse
Benke
Albany
Chatron
Japan
Patrick F. O’hare
Eugene V. Flood
Theodore Noonan
R. A. Schenck
Laurence A. Delarey
Villa
Golden Jubilee Mass for Sister Frances Murray
A golden jubilee mass will be sung Monday Jan 5 at 1 07 Madison Avenue St Catherine's Convent for Sister M Frances Murray marking fifty years since she entered the Sisters of Mercy The celebrant will be Rev Henry F Murray nephew assisted by Revs Michael F Shine and T F McEconnes Sister Frances entered the Mulberry Street house in 1853 and later helped establish St Catherine's Convent now 34 years in operation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s
Order of the Sisters of Mercy
Madison Avenue
M. Frances Murray
Henry F. Murray
St. Rosa of Lima’s Church
Rockaway Beach
Michael F. Shine
Port Jervis
N. Y
T. F. Mcecones
St. Ann’s Church
Brookyn
Frances
Mulberry Street
Order
St. Catherine's Convent
Methodists Disappointed by Year Book Figures
Manhattan and Brooklyn conferences report a loss of 2182 members this year while Newark shows a gain of six. Growth in major cities totals 312 with 1316 more scholars, and Philadelphia sees 1060 fewer scholars. New York overall gains 1800 scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Newark
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Epiphany's Mortgage Fund Reaches $17,000 Target
Rev Dr Dean Richmond Babbitt rector of the Church of the Epiphany Brooklyn returned to lead services after three months as the mortgage fund rises to seventeen thousand dollars toward a thirty two thousand eight hundred goal to save the church. He urged parishioners to give generously on Christmas Day with a deadline of January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Richmond Babbitt
McDonough Street
Tompkins Avenue
Brooklyn
St. John's Hospital
Archbishop appoints Rev Thomas P McLoughlin to New Rochelle parish
The assignment of Rev Thomas P McLoughlin of Manhattan to the vacant pastorate of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New Rochelle was welcomed by parish members. Known as The Singing Priest, he previously led the Church of the Transfiguration on Mott Street and later helped establish St Malachy in West Forty-seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Thomas P. McLoughlin
Manhattan
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
New Rochelle
Thomas McLoughlin
Father McLoughlin
Church of the Transfiguration
Mott Street
Corrigan
St. Malachy
West Forty-seventh Street
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Clergy Shakeup Signals Move Between Meadville and Manhattan
The Rev. G. S. Richards of Christ Episcopal Church Meadville Penn has accepted a curate post at St. Michael's Church Manhattan. The Rev Dr John P Peters rector will fill the vacancy left by Rev Henry H Hadley Jr who has resigned to become pastor of a church in Richmond Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Richards
Christ Episcopal Church
Meadville
Penn
St. Michael’s Church
Manhattan
John P. Peters
Henry H. Hadley, Jr
Richmond
Ind
Carnegie Hall Concert Delayed Half Audience Missed Opening Pieces
A scheduling error at Carnegie Hall yesterday led to half the audience arriving thirty minutes late since tickets listed a 4 PM start but the concert began at 3 30. Raoul Pugno opened with Chopin pieces, Elsa Ruegger followed on cello, then David Bispham sang works by Beethoven Schubert Brahms and Strauss. Pugno encore and Ruegger Bispham then closed with Schumann Saint Saens Popper and Gounod Lucas McDonald Davey Storace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Raoul Pugno
Chopin
Elsa Ruegger
Boccherini
David Bispham
Beethoven
Schubert
Brahms
Franz
R. Strauss
Pugno
Scarlatti
Weber
Liszt
Schumann, Saint-Saéns and
Popper
Gounod
Clarence Lucas
McDonald Davey
Storace
Service for Mrs Grant at Gen Grant tomb
A large funeral service was held beside Gen Grant's tomb for Mrs Julia Dent Grant. Soldiers, officials, and many guests attended despite a storm, with government and Grant Monument Association figures present. Music featured Schumann-Heink and Campanari, with prayers and readings by bishops and a pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dent Grant
Gen. Grant
Grant
Army
Navy
Riverside Drive
Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Pennsylvania
Isidor Isaacs
Gen. Hubbard
Gen. Wilson
Lispenard Stewart
J. Frederick Pierson
W. . Healy
H. Kilbin
Gustav H. Schwab
J. B. Lewis
H. M. McCracken
Jacob A. Cantor
Grand Army
Gen
Funeral for Gen. Wager Swayne Held at St Bartholomews
The funeral of Gen. Wager Swayne was held at St Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church with extensive space for affiliated organizations. Floral walls surrounded the casket as hymns were sung and Taps sounded by Brooklyn bugler Thomas B. Higgenbotham. The body goes to Arlington Cemetery for 10 am interment after an Arlington deployment by family and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wager Swayne
St. Bartholomew’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Loyal Legion of Honor
Union League Club
The
Ohio Society
Republican Club
Bar Association
Delta Kappa, Epsilon Fraternity
Church Missionary Society
J. Hull Browning
Edward Patterson
O. O. Howard
Henry L. Burnett
Senator Depew
Grenville M. Dodge
John F. Dillon
Daniel E. Sickles
Ripley
War Root
Kipp
Colgate Hoyt
Gen. Swayne
Peter Car
Arlington Cemetery
Kocian Performs First and Only Sunday Concert
Bohemian violin virtuoso Kocian made his first and only appearance this season at the Metropolitan Opera House. The stormy night drew a large audience and he earned enthusiastic applause for the Paganini Wilhelmj concerto and Saint-Saëns rondo capriccioso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocian
Rudolph Aronson
Metropolitan Opera House
Saint-Saéns
Alfred Hertz
Mme
Ferdinand Bonn Arrives to Star in New York Theaters
Ferdinand Bonn, premier German actor, arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and will perform fifty times at Irving Place Theatre starting January 1 under Heinrich Conried. He will present Hamlet, Shylock, The Taming of the Shrew, Faust, and The Pastor's Son, written by Bonn. Bonn notes German actors face tougher trials here and praises Conried’s resourceful staging. He plans to see Julius Caesar and recalls Du Barry on prior visit, also entertaining with a violin solo aboard ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Bonn
Heinrich Conried
Irving Place Theatre
Shylock
Faust
Herr Bonn
Vienna
Germany
Herr Conried
Mr Mansfield
du Barry
New dress suit cases and luxury leather goods in shops
Over from the other side, stores showcase pigskin dress suit cases with ivory and gold fittings, mirrors, razors, and manicure sets. Prices from $3 to $135. Also displayed are jewelry boxes, novelty purses, beaded chain bags, and flowering ice cups, bonbon boxes, and decorative holiday stock in morocco, wood, and leather with brass mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
England
Steel firm buys Champion mine and sacrofiore lands
CHAMPION Michigan December 21 The United States Steel Corporation has purchased the Champion Mine at Champion and a large tract of sacrofiore lands for a reported consideration of $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion, Mich
United States Steel Corporation
Christmas Mail Car Blaze En Route to West
Syracuse reports a fire destroyed a storage car carrying 700 to 800 pouches of Christmas mail for Chicago and western points including the Philippines and Fiji. Only 20 to 30 pouches were saved as clerks on No 3 of the New York Central discovered the blaze between Peekskill and Highland and left the car at Highland station. It may match yesterday morning’s heavy Western mail despatch, though confirmation from the General Post Office was not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
West
New York
New York Central
Chicago
Philippine
Fiji Islands
Peekskill
Highland
Heavy Christmas mail swamps city post offices
The General Post Office and foreign branch at West and Morton Streets handled an unprecedented surge of Christmas mail aided by overflow from several steamers. Over 6,000 bags of foreign mail arrived since Saturday, with ships Cymric La Savoie Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Etruria delivering hundreds of sacks. Postmaster Van Cott and Assistant Postmaster Morgan led a two shift effort described as perhaps the heaviest 24 hour workload in post office history. The volume exceeded last year by about 15 to 20 percent and included substantial foreign mail arriving all at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Post Office
West and
Morton Streets
van Cott
Morgan
Cymric
la Savoie
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Etruria
Foreign Branch
Teideman
St. Louis
Death List of a Day Patrick O Farrell dies in Washington
Washington mourns Patrick O Farrell a prominent Irish American aged seventy. He came to the United States at the Civil War start served with the Union Army throughout the conflict. After the war he lived in Hartford and later settled in Washington practicing law. A Republican he opposed expansion yet served as an Anti-Imperialist League officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patrick O'Farrell
United States
Hartford
Conn
Republican Party
Anti-Imperialist League
Navy Veteran Captain Daniel P. McCartney Dies in Washington
Captain Daniel P. McCartney a longtime navy man died at his Washington home. Appointed from Baltimore in 1861 he served through the Civil War rising from Assistant Engineer to Chief Engineer. Retired in 1892 he volunteered again in 1898 for Spanish American War duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel P. McCartney
Navy
Baltimore
Death of Rev Alphonse Magnien at St Marys Seminary
The Very Rev Dr Alphonse L Magnien longtime President Emeritus of St Marys Seminary died in Baltimore today from kidney and heart disease. Born in France sixty five years ago he was ordained there and moved to Baltimore in 1869 to teach philosophy sacred scripture dogmatic theology and church history at St Marys until 1878 when named president. He leaves a brother and sister in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alphonse L. Magnien
St. Mary’s Seminary
France
St. Mary's Seminary
Obituaries: Mrs Spa Davis Green and notable figures pass away
Mrs Spa Davis Green widow of Lieut Francis Green United States Navy who died by suicide at Rio Janeiro three years ago died yesterday in Janesville Wisconsin of blood poisoning. Charles T Neale pioneer iron businessman in Western Pennsylvania died suddenly at 711 Bidwell Pittsburg aged seventy. Charles Griffin ex Secretary of State of Indiana died at Hammond Indiana. served two terms and was National Commander of the Sons of Veterans during his second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spa Davis Green
Francis Green
United States Navy
Rio Janeiro
Janesville
Wis
Charles T. Neale
Pennsylvania
Bidwell Street
Pittsburg
Penn
Neale
Charles Griffin
Indiana
Hammond
Ind
Griffin
The
Sons of Veterans
Two 1902 Weddings Tie Families in New York City
Elisabeth Amory Day daughter of the late Walter De F. Day M D wed J Ernest Windust of London in Zion and St Timothy church chantry on December 20. Pierre Jay Wurts wed Edith Maud Benedict daughter of James Benedict in Grace Church chantry in Manhattan on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windust—Day
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
Lubeckx
Elizabeth Amory
Walter de F. Day
J. Ernest Windust
London
Warts—Benedict
Grace Church
William S. Rainsford
Pierre Jay Wurts
Edith Maud Benedict
James Benedict
City of New York
Obituary notices from New York area churches
Notices of deaths and funeral arrangements for Frances Lyman Beach Arthur Wood Michael Felsinger Charlotte L Gregory Hartman Vreeland and others from New York City and New Jersey, with services and locations listed for Dec 20 to Dec 23, 1902. Special car departures noted for services from City Hall Cedar Hill and Barclay Street ferries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm St
Montclair
N. J
Michael Felsinger
Barclay and
Christopher Street
Ridge Place
Charlotte L
Harvey H. Gregory
St. James
Methodist I Episcopal Church
Madison
White Plains
N. Y. Vreeland
West 135Th St
New York
Hartman Vreeland
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
West 46Th St
Names and addresses listed with ages in December column
A reader compiled partial entries showing Deena Steen and Rosie Altersohn at 214 East 34th Street and 150 Cherry Street plus Emma Brudi at 3,594 Third Avenue and William Boyd at 1353 Columbus Avenue with scattered age marks and unclear notes from a December section. The fragmented list hints at a service or directory update rather than a full obituary or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deena Ee
Steen
A city directory fragment lists residents by address
A lengthy OCR fragment enumerates names and homes across Manhattan from 2nd Avenue to East 93rd Street. It includes Brown William at Breecker Street and many others such as Capozzoli Genevive, Connors Thomas, Fischer Pauline, Kelly Katharine, Rice Katharine, Ryan William B., Reynolds Matthew, Riley Madeline, Steinbrecher Charles, Taylor Harriet, Usher Marie, Levine Otto, Macavero Giuseppe, Masterson Maggie, MacDonald James W., Nygard Frank, Walsh Agnes, Wolf Frederick, Winn Nancy M., Zwerdling Ellen, with addresses ranging from 2nd Avenue to East 98th Street and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
William
Breecker St. Capozzoli
Genevive
Crosby St. Connor
Thomas
Coursen
Helene
Cloffra
Maria
Hamilton St
Cohrs
Louis A
Ae Cole
Raymond
W. Iivist St
DI Paolo
Antonio
Koch
Jonbine
St. Sias
Knouss
Gottli
Kutes
Saul
Ennis
Mary A
Randalls Island
Fischer
Pauline
Knutigen
Gerhart
Kopf
John
Bestillini
Dante
Gold
Ruth
Geier
Hastings
Florence
Hobbs
Catirine
DSS
Innes
Maggie
Kelly
Katharine
Rice
Ryan
Reynolds
Matthew
Riley
Madeline
Oliver St
Rudloff
W. 54Th
Rosenbauefr
Bertha
Gaddis
Catharine
Columbus
Peterkin
Manhattan Santoro
Antoinetta
E. Td
Swarz
David
Smith
Shornbaum
Minnie
Goerck
Thomison
John A
Taylor
Harriet
W. 28Th St
Tate
Hosalind
Spring St
Zu Usher
Marie A
W. Jstheen
Levine
Otto
Avenue B
Macavero
Giuseppe
Oliver
Masterson
Ais Llth
MacDonald
James W
McNeil
Jennie
McMullen
Madison
WRAY
McPhillips
Alie
McNamee
Patrick
Nygard
Frank
Cliff
Morris
Allen St
Vreeland
Hartman
Walsh
Agnes
Wolf
Frederick
E. Tist St
Winn
Nancy M
Ellen
Wren
James F
Zwerdling
Every New Millionaire's House Has a Turkish Bath
Advertisement notes Lafayette Place Baths at 18 Lafayette Place offering Turkish baths as a feature of new millionaire homes with hotel accommodations and 24 hour access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Place
Epilepsy: What cases are curable by Williamson pamphlet
Dr Williamson offers a free pamphlet detailing which epilepsy cases may be curable and where to obtain it, available by mail from Box 247 at Dobbs Ferry New York.
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Lief
China’s Customs Service
Paris
MR. Choate
H. E. Cobb
J. G. Fagg
Alfred D. Pell
FOR Biblical Studies
Greenpoint Church
St. Catherine’s Convent
Epiphany’s Mortgage Fund
Mrs. Grant
Army Land Navy
Schumann-Heink
Salignac
Campanari
Wagner Song, ‘‘Inno Sacro
Buzzi-Peccia
Die
Allmacht
Croyez
Ambroise Thomas
Paganini
Wilhelmj Kocian
Donna Diana
Reznicek
Ce Reznicek
Tagliafico
Brindisi
Lucrezia Borgia
Donizetti
Charité
Campanarit
Saint-Saens Rocian
Merry Wives of Windsor
Nicolai
Horatio C. King
G. de Forest Barton
James Stokes
Whitelaw Reid
A. M. Clark
John M. Scribner
A. Noel Blakeman
John Furey
Thomas Whittaker
John BE. Parsons
Phaelan Oeentn
Vlants Wit i
William Brookfield
William E. Dodge
Trousseau
Philippines
Weber Piano Co
Cor
16Th St
Fulton ST
Sterling
Whiting M
18Th St Newsy
York
Alphonse L.magnien
Dickermans
Eee
Moward ST
Crosby ST
Campbell
Howard A
St. and Woodlawn Road
Carbarry
Annie
11Th St
Ott
St. Joseph's Hold
Westends
Bloomstein
Clara
Atlantic
Barr
Benson
Brinckerhofp
Ross St .Gretna
Carrol
St. At
Eric Son Helvie S
St. Fields
Grand
Salvatore
Caspar St. Cath's
Metropolitan
Link
India
Mitchell
Margaret
Convent of Mercy
Murphy Michael
Home For
Cath's Hosp
Miller
Francis
Re OF Maso
Pasquale
N. Macnish
Eugenia M
38Th
Cheon, James
K. Co. Almsh
Affrey
Ann
Vanderbilt
O'Neill
N. Oxford St
Petrie Elizabeth
Anthony
Cen
Parkiesowitz
Fpaluchowski Stanislav
Kingsiston Avenue
Hospi i
RAF
Jewell St
Withsimine
Shotwell
Manning Ette
Skinner
Marion
de Spencer
Elizabeth Cy
Wises
Wilson
Jay Boh
Webbe
Margery E
Wiswall
Madeline V
Halsey
Fred
Zimmermann
Graham
R . Abe
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