Manning's Poor Aim Helps The Tigers
In the American League results Detroit defeated New York 19 to 8 while Chicago beat Washington 5 to 3 and St. Louis topped Philadelphia 5 to 3. Cleveland won 4 to 1 over Boston. Detroit travels to New York and Chicago visits Washington with other matchups listed for today.
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Manning
THE
Tigers
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
W. LL. PC
Phila’phia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Besten
Manning Blamed As Yankees Drop Close Subway Tilt
The Yankees lose 10 to 8 to Detroit in a tense Subway clash. Manning’s aggressive play drew the ire of fans and teammates as Hal Chase, Elberfeld, and Cobb delivered key hits, while Schaefer and Crawford sparked a late rally that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Detroit
Hal Chase
Stahl
Davy Chase
Elberfeld
Jennings
Boss
Schaefer
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
Chase
Keeler
Eli
Moriarty
Shim McIntyre
Ink Spot
Detroits
Sheridan
Frank Farrell
Kleinow
Orth
Niles
Coughlin
Hemphill
Hughey Jennings
Davy Jones
Jones
Schmidt
Three Broadway Stores and Uptown Move Noted
Three Broadway stores are listed with addresses including Warren Street and Fourth Street. The notice announces a change of the uptown store from 82nd Street to North Harlem corner Seth At and Broadway, indicating a relocation or address update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
82Nd &T
N. H
Séth
Broadwan
First Ball Hits Batter As Detroit Narrowly Loses
A chaotic game ends with Manning exiting early after the first pitch hits the batter. Thomas is also hit by the first ball, forcing Jones home. The lineup includes Newton and Delehanty discussions as teams juggle pitchers and lineups. Details note errors, hits, and pitching changes across the Detroit and New York contest.
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Manning
Rossman
Thomas
Jones
Newton
Frank Delehanty
New Orleans
W. Aulick
Detroit
New York
Arrh Po
Webiol Tro
Tease
Cobb
Hemphill
Orth
Summers
Ball
Schaefer
Keeler
Chase
Niles
Kleinow
Moriarty
Hy Summers
Schmidt
Messrs
Evans and
Sheridan
Giants Beat Reds as Mathewson Shines in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the New York Giants and Mathewson edged the Reds 2 to 1 with Coakley matching him on the mound. Shannon’s poor showing prompts McGraw to try Harry McCormick. Spade's future with Boston hangs in the balance as talks continue. The game lasted one hour thirty eight minutes with Doyle Donlin Bresnahan sparking the decisive seventh and ninth inning stretches.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Giants
New York
McGraw
Reds
Coakley
Ailg
Shannon
Harry McCormick
Phillies
McCormick
Spade
Boston
Doyle
Donlin
Bresnahan
ABR
Lidwell
Ahan
Kane
Schlei
Mitchell
Huggins
Lobert
Ganzel
Oakley
Ly Mathewson
Schiles
Mr. Klem
Falcada Defeats Question Mark in Brighton Feature
At Brighton Beach, Faleada owned by R T Wilson Jr ridden by E Dugan upset the odds on favorite Question Mark to win the mile handicap for three year olds. Frizette captured a lucky win in the last race as Montauk faltered wide on the bend. Harrigan debuted for new owner H R Brandt with an easy fifth race victory. Disaster caused a paddock scare, while Marathon dominated the third event after a rough start.
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Brighton Beach
Faleada
R. T. Wilson, Jr
E. Dugan
Brighton
Question Mark
Falenda
Sur
Frizette
Montauk
Brother Jonathan
Harrigan
J. E. Madden
H. R. Brandt
Gliding Belle
Marathon
Disaster
Feurst
Etherial
Dugan
Joe Madden
GT. Lee
Sententious
Apton
Chicago Edges Brooklyn In Ten Innings For Win
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings on a single sacrifice wild pitch and long fly. Moran muff spoiled a double play and Chicago benefited from errors and Rucker’s wildness. Winning run scored with two out.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Moran
Rucker
Hummel
Sheehan
CCA
Aiss
Pfeister
Sheckard
Jordan
Steinfeldt
Burch
Hoffman
Evers
Brown
Messie
Rudderham
Rigler
Batteries-McCarthy and Smith dominate shipyard relay
R H E Huston lists team members McCarthy and Smith along with Fromme Karger Beebe and Hostetter as battery partners in a St Louis setup. The entry marks 2 5 5 and scores or times 21610 F 63.2 within the .md sequence.
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R.H.E. Huston
St. Louis
McCarthy and Smith
Fromme
Karger, Beebe
Hostetter
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Ranging Late Evenings
Eastern League results show Providence defeating Jersey City 4 1 and Baltimore edging Newark 5 4. New York State League notes Wilkesbarre 6 J and G 7 and Utica 0 over Scranton 2, Albany 4 beating Syracuse 1. Connecticut League reports Meriden 2 New Haven 1 and Bridgeport 3 Holyoke 4 in 116 innings. New England League Brockton 3 New Bedford 1 and Haverhill 8 Fall River 3. Tri-State sees Lancaster 6 over Trenton 5 and Williamsport 5 Altoona 3. American Association Columbus 5 Indianapolis 2 and Minneapolis 9 Kansas City 2. Southern League Memphis 11 Montgomery 0 and Mobile 0 Nashville 0 in 17 innings.
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Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Baltimore
Newark
Wilkesbarre
J. and
Scranton
Utica
Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Troy
Meriden
New Haven
New Britain
Hartford
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Brockton
New Bedford
Lowell
Lynn
Haverhill
Fall River
Worcester
Lawrence
Trenton
Lancaster
Altoona
Williamsport
Wilmington
Reading
Johnstown
Harrisburg
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Memphis
Montgomery
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Baral. I To day, 4 FP Mcceue ark
Detroit report fragment shows urban event notes with initials and broken names. Readable text mentions Detroit. No clear outcome or dates.
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Baral. I
Cceue
Ark
F. Ysasienen Ve
Detroit
Harvard dismisses James Lathrop as track coach
Harvard University announces the dismissal of James G. Lathrop after twenty years as head coach of the track team. The Harvard Athletic Committee provided no reason and notified Lathrop by a committee member at his Windham Connecticut summer home.
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Boston
Mass
James G. Lathrop
Harvard
Crimson
Harvard Athletic Committee
Harvard Committee
Lathrop
Windham
Conn
Keath Rhodes Scholar Joins St Louis A L Team
Charles A. Keath a holder of an American Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford has joined the St. Louis American League club. He spent one year at Oxford with two years remaining and is described as a southpaw pitcher. Keath began playing baseball at the University of Kansas and later pitched for Little Rock’s Southern League team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Keath
Oxford University
St. Louis
Oxford
Keeth
University of Kansas
Little Rock
Ark
Hovey Dominates Connecticut Golf Open Play
Roger Hovey of Hartford extended his hot streak in the Connecticut golf tournament at New Haven, winning over William A. Rice 6 up and 4 to play in the morning and beating Sanford Stoddard 5 up and 4 to play in the afternoon. His morning 73 tied the Connecticut record. In the championship first round, Hovey defeated Rice while Francis R. Cooley beat Stoddard and other results followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New-Haven
Conn
Roger Hovey
Hartford
Connecticut
William A. Rice
New Haven Country Club
Sanford Stoddard
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
R. H. Hovey
W. A. Rice
New Haven
Francis R. Cooley
C. T.kaylor
Naugatuck
P. M. Smith
R. L. Jackson
Middletown
William K. Sheppard
Rogers White
W. W. Pratt
Ezekiel S. Bronson
J. E. Hewes
B. P. Merriman
Waterbury
D. Bowers
Schenectady Wins Central New York Golf League Title Again
Mohawk Club of Schenectady repeats as team champions at Albany Country Club tournament. W. W. Patten of Schenectady sets new course amateur record with two thirty sevens. Appleton Gregory of Albany and Patten shine in lesser finals during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Schenectady
Central New York Golf League
Albany Country Club
Appleton Gregory
W. W. Patten
Gregory Penng
Patten
American Shoots Well in Olympic Rifle Contests
Brig Gen James A. Dram and American marksmen won silver in the 1000 yard individual rifle event led by Capt. K Casey of Delaware who scored 93 as Col. Millner of England dominated with 98. Schwann of Sweden earned gold in the single deer, while Rankin and Rogers of England tied for second and third. Winans and Rankin lead the double deer, with a tiebreak tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisley
James A. Dram
K. Casey
Delaware
Col. Millner
Casey
Schwann
Sweden
Rankin
Rogers
Winans
Yale Athletics Finances Show Small Profit For 1906 07
Yale University athletic reports show total receipts of 93588 for 1906 07 down from 106219 year prior. Football led income with 64151 and expenses 41251 while baseball earned 25034 with 20043 paid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale University
Financial Union
Yale Alumni Weekly
Boat Club
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
No Racing at Yonkers Sees Schedule Reordered
Eight racing associations agree on summer dates to avoid clashes between Saratoga and Empire City Club. Saratoga runs July 30 to August 15, Empire City August 15 to 28, with Brighton Beach track hosting Empire City. Fall meeting plans remain unresolved. Empire City holds six days, options include its own track or major tracks.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Empire City Club
Brighton Beach
James Wadsworth
State Racing Commission
Andrew Miller
R. T. Wilson
Robert McDonald
Brighton
Jockey Club
Empire City
Draw in Prospect Park cricket match New York Veterans vs Manhattans
In a rain shortened Prospect Park game the New York Veterans scored 187 and the Manhattans 97 for 7 wickets, yielding a draw. Notable performances include G W Barnes A Gunn A J G Cook S Dean J Rose J Brett for the Veterans and G W Hayman 38 St R Chittick 13 for the Manhattans. H A Oxenham took 7 for 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattans
Prospect Park
Manhattan
G. W. Barnes
A. Gunn
A. J. G. Cook
S. Dean
J. Rose
J. §. Brett
G. W. Hayman
St. R. Chittick
H. A. Oxenham
New York Veterans
Americans Open Second English Match Against Worcestershire
The Ameri can cricket team from Philadelphia opened its second England game at Worcester shire, batting first to reach 116 for 8 at lunch. After resuming, Philadelphia totaled 188, Worcestershire were all out for 192, and the visitors started their second innings on 3 without loss when rain halted play. continuation is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
England
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Worcestershire
Philadelphians
Nelson and Gans Fight Signed for Ely Show
S34N FRANCISCO July 9 Nelson and Joe Gans signed contracts for a finish fight to be held at Ely Nevada on September 7 with a 30000 purse. The weights stood at about 188 pounds at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Ely
Nev
Glidden Tourists Open Fifth Glidden Trophy Run
The first day of the Glidden Trophy tour from Buffalo to Cambridge Springs covered 118 miles in 5 hours 55 minutes. John Breyfogle crashed a gearless runabout and was penalized 1000 points. Mrs. Cuneo and Mrs. Shirley, the two women drivers, finished on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cambridge Springs
Penn
Buffalo
John Breyfogle
Westfield
N. Y
Breyfogle
C. Talbot
Irving
Cuneo
Glidden
Shirley
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Red Cross
Grand Prize Race Reasons and ACA Representation
The Automobile Club of America explains its rights to represent American autoists in international affairs after the Dieppe action July 6. It states the Grand Prize race at Savannah on Thanksgiving Day grew from rule conflicts with the Vanderbilt Cup and affirms ACA's control of international contests in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs
Dieppe
Automobile Club of America
Savannah
American Automobile Association
America
Council of Automobile Clubs
International Congress
Arrowhead Hill Climb Entries Grow Before Race
Thirty four entries were listed for the Arrowhead Hill Climb to be held tomorrow afternoon at Ben Riley's Arrowhead Inn located at 177th Street and Fort Washington Avenue. The quarter mile course features sharp mid course turns and a final turn at the inn entrance.
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Ben’ Riley
Arrowhead Inn
177Th Street
Fort Washington Avenue
Parley Giles Sets Two Mile Bicycle Mark in Utah
Parley Giles of Salt Lake City rode sixteen seconds faster than the world amateur two mile record, finishing the unpaced time trial in 4 minutes 19 seconds in Ogden Utah last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Parley Giles
Salt Lake City
New York Incorporations Date List Riches in Capital Tokens
Albany July 9 report lists multiple New York incorporations with capital totals from 10,000 to 200,000. Firms named include Worcester Company Atlas Coal and Supply Company Meeks Company Gotham Advertising Company and others with directors in New York Albany Brooklyn Jersey City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Worcester Company
New York
Capital
Robert F. Brown
Fifth Avenue
Irving F. Orr
Providence
R. I
Herbert N. Leach
Worcester
Mass
National Co-operative Building Company
Str
President Street
Auto-fusic Operating Company
Binghamton
Broome County
Cornelius H. Webb
Alonzo Roberson
Louis H. Harrison
N.Y
Gotham Advertising Company
Ralph P. Buell
Charles H. Stanton
T. N. Pfeiffer
Broadway
Merit Ideal’ Company
Music Publishers
Theo
Court Calendars Brighten Friday July 10 Session slate
Supreme Court schedules for Friday July 10 with Appellate Division recess and Special Terms. Motions listed include Blach-Abelsohn Ottinger-Bennett and numerous items across City Court Municipal Court and Surrogate Court. Opens at 10 A M in several departments with adjournments for the term and numerous case names noted.
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Supreme Court
City Court
Municipal Court
L. Erlanger
Blach-Abelsohn
Ottinger- Bennett
Title
Ins CeDiamond
Fiynn-White
Allen
Kingston Motor Car
Nat- BK
Miller-Silberstein
Dr. Martia
Kegan the Gorhem Co
Gellman- Gellman
Kogan- Vaniterpe
Lowe-Lowe
Kliger-Kosenfeld
Huster
Dunn & Sullivan
Pullman- Pullman
Pollock-Pollock
Curtisst Lawrence
Filley Co
Port Me Land & Imp Co
Js—Nowack Nowack
Piccoli-Cassola
Johnnson
Victoria
Chic
Cop Min & Smelt Co
Lynch Dletz
Stone
Grean
Se Walier
Life
Ins_Co-Nicchiana
City of NY
Menry
Potter-Kahn
I— Smith
Ti—Hickman-Fascawita
Frayer-Waterman
Levy-Gridley
Arnstein-Savuy Really
Walsh-Walsh
Li Dugro
VITI
Thomas
Hall of Records
Giovanni Ameritti
Barlhard Fons
Louis . Loew
Wm. Weattington
Bridget Russel
Julius Kalish
Natheniel
Bhwerick
Cantan
County Court House
Chambers Street
VNL
Court OF General Shssions
Howe the People
Caleniar
t—Hyrman Bunik
Carmine Otchuria
Jarepb Morris Cessie Williams
Hattie du Boise
Joe Kass
Charles Levy
Wiliam Flanagan
John Gundlech
Frank Giallanza
John J Roach
Celia Cireen
Jacob J. Swintons
Hartis Bigengold
Joseph Caseyl
Albert Robert
Sean Lucas
Terence Kearney
Wizaal
Louis Fi Paff
Anna Zako_ Sane
Walfieh
Frank Gross
Rosi Weinrobt
Herman Schonberger
Supreme Court Docket Listing Includes Multiple Civil Cases
A dense list of Supreme Court cases names several docked matters with judges such as Ertinger Taylor and Rhinchard Martin, receivers appointed in New York, and city court actions including Chauser versus Welin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ertinger
Taylor
McCormack Con. Co
Moortimer Fisher
Westervelt
Levy
Edward A Brown
Lowenfeld
Rubin—Elk
Ringler
Mohl
Herman Heynt Tostman
Mergulies
William BD
Exlison
Suprema Court—Drere
J—Levy
Marehesin
E. Mortimer Teyle
Supreme Court —Rhinchard
J---Martin Vs. Bernstein
Nathaniel A. Fisberg
Westchester Court Calendar Shows Key Dates
Westchester County court listings include Supreme Court sessions and county court adjournments with noted names such as Morsehouser Stern Cor Sheridan Ash and Nocito Pavese. Calendar indicates adjournment to Monday July 13 and related scheduling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Stein
Morsehouser
stern-Cor
Sheridan- Ash
Nocito-Pavese
Stern-Marcuse
County Court—Adjmirael
Chartering of Three New Trenton Companies
In Trenton on July 9 three firms were chartered: Philadelphia Suburban Felt-Fill Posting Company with capital 20.11 and corporators Charles H. Brown Barry J. Stilys and Albert Deunger to do general advertising. West Hudson Investment Company Harrison with capital 20000 and incorporators Ralph I. Rush M Boyle and T F Denning to deal in real estate. Concrete Building Company Orange with capital 100 FH and incorporators Ernest K E Trafan R A Bachman and Herbert Hallmann to do contracting.
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Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Camden
Capital
Charles H. Brown
Barry J. Stilys
Albert Deunger
West Hudson Investment Company
Harrison
Ralph I. Rush
M. Boyle
T. F. Denning
Orange
Ernest KE. Traftan
R.A. Bachman
Herbert Hallmann
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Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
R. Hy. E. Cleveland
Check
Clarke
Bemis
Young
Burchell
Criger
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Johnson and Street
Powell and Spencer
Plank
Vickers, Smith, and Powers
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Hoston
Falcada
Jimmy Lane
McKinney
Prince of Pilsen
Lynch
Bound Brook
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Nate
McCarthy
Eel Easton
Brussel
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King Hlenry
BE. Dugan
J. Lee
Great Pirate
MccDaniel
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Live Wire
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McCahey
Gilbert
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Miss Granville
O. U. Kid
Hanonia
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Upton
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Sweet
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Ods Con Os Scae
Rosario
Grumsar
Golconda
Montrose Sewers
Eanes Pras
Florence
Chisil Fale Oeseves Ie
Arondack
Mariana
Cesesstess
Helen Harve
Weymouth
Merise
Merry Gift of Secret Service
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Sniff
Esacee Seeees
Guevara
Sir Lynnewood
Moonshines
Fountainblue
Killiecrankie
Dandy Dixon
Enfield
I Chaperon Eeeware
Earl G Seereee
Vee
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Lally
Beauclere
Bos
H'sman
Maloney
di Lumler Ait Vie
Stafdt
Lewis
Durbin
Bergen
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Preister
Skee Oe Brown
Pittsburo
H.E
St. St. Louis
Jolns Browns
Oneyeland
Hovey
Mohawk Club
QA. Gregory
H. L. Towne
H. Rochester
R. Beale
W. W. Cadby
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F. B. Howell
Ic Briggs
U. P. Shaw
B. B. Hull
F. Shaw
Watertown
H.A. Gregory
F. R. Peck
T. M. Sherman
A. V. Knight
Heno “Towne
F. Payne
J. W.ballard
Capt. Casey
Millner
Yale Athletic Finances
Yonkers
Nelson
Gans
Bridge Springs, Penn
Dore F. Snyder
Henry Waterson
West Thirty-eighth Street
Josephsen
Fulton Street
Pastime Amusement Company
Howard Freund
Henry W. Dolls
Third Avenue
Samuel Bowls
East Fifty-fourth Street
William Wall
Spsllmaking
Directwe
Mary G. Vail
Tuxedo Park
James V. Murphy
West Eighty-seventh Street
Willan
Shington
Knickerbocker Avenue
Berkshire Press
Dhuteurs
Charles 5. Benedict
Merrill L. Cutford
B.m. la Rue
East Twenty-first Street
Gus Edwards
Siwa
Lillian’. A. Edwards
West Twenty-sixth Street
Wesley Messersmith
Ssuth
Aldtred Beekman
Trinity Avenue
John J. Donovan
Thomas Hull Low
Noah A. Stancliffe
Astor Estates Company
Commercial Cable and Telegraph Company
William J. Deegan
A. C. A. States Why
Arrowhead Hill Climb
State Courts
Brooklyn Calendar
Juay
Fort 11
Dike
Sanders-Gilbert
Secherrer-Tannenbaum
Strauss-Hrbert
Lagei«berg-same
Westchester County
Incorporated
New Jersey
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Carhart
Lee
13Th Ct
Chambers St
Fugit Ok
Cade
HB. Kirk & Go, Scrises
H. P
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Alto House
Eian Futoma
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Ana
Rainiers
Tourias
Hotchkiss
Sude New
Jack Thoras
Tribunes
Neiv
Peenhard Sauna
Ford Runatins
Maxwells
Oldsempilt
Ramblers
Qiven
Mercedes
Sai
Rothschild
Muhloscher
Kellner
Pacersund
Paris
Quinks
Moore & Munger
Biddle & Smart
Ifth
Rainier
Bath St
Long Island
Sunday Papera
NEW York Cab CO
40Th ST
Bryant
Autocar
Baker Electric Corbin
J. Gardner & Flinn
76Th St
Stocar Baies Co
Hway
River
Baker Motor Vehicle Co
Wey
Kirewaway
Elmore
Frayer
Garford Haynes
Lambs
Jackson & Glide
Ina Ee
Ee Aes Ranney
Col
ER Co
St. & Ry
Ford Motor Car
Rhone
Lozier Peo
Marion
Thi Idwa
Lozier Motor Co
Sand Sith
St - Tel
Cot
Overland
Biwar
Matheson & Pope-Hartford Xo Iwonth Co
Stevens
vAutna Welch White
Midland
Ohpe- Toledo
Pos Flatbush
Prospect
Pullman
Quinby, JM. & Co
Renault
Buryea
St. Tel
Ion Col.motor Carh
Wresaway
Nte
Wintas Co
St. Sa
Tahes
Shwes
End
N. Ys
Truscott
Walter Autoeyee
Chas. Ketze2 CO
Peram Av
Broas Zoo
Dupplica
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