Census Taking to Begin in Greater New York
En 1,100 enumerators start at 9 a.m. under Supervisor Charles Wilbur to conduct the twelfth U S census in Greater New York. Wilbur vows accuracy, explains confidentiality, and outlines enforcement, supervision, and support measures including interpreters and special agents to ensure every building and dwelling is counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Charles
Wilbur
Census Bureau
United States
Mr. Wilbur
Chinatown
Siese
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Secret marriage claimed in quest to revoke Hart estate letters
George Marchand junior contends he is the son of George Marchand a Paris born wine dealer who died unmarried at 71 without a will. He seeks revocation of letters of administration granted to Mrs Agnes F Hart of Staten Island and asserts a 1873 marriage to Miss Adeleisner. Relatives dispute the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Agnes F.hart
Stanleton
S. I
George Marchand
West Tenth Street
Marchand
March
Paris
West Broadway
Broome Street
South Fifth Avenue
Mermond
Brand
George Marchand the Younger
Isaac V.schovrien
Man Marchand
Adeleisner
Mary As
Bel
New Jersey
New Internal Revenue Law Bans News Coupon Inserts
The 1900 law prohibits any article in tobacco or cigarette packages beyond wrappers labels and the revenue stamp. Tobacco products with attached coupons or non tax items will be forfeited after June 17, 1900. Cigarettes remain taxed by weight under the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
General to exhibit insurgent leader in Caracas streets
Caracas reports Gen. Da vila, commander of Government troops, captured insurgent Gen. Hernandez near Tierra Negra after a decisive engagement last Sunday. Da vila will parade Hernandez in the capital streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Davila
Hernandez
Tierra Negra
Largest Balloon in the World Built in Berlin
Berlin hosts construction of the world’s largest airship to test stay aloft for weeks. It will hold 9 000 cubic centimetres and carry 125 hundredweight. Five aeronauts including Herren Berson Zekeli Koering and Mr Alexander will ascend on July 15 and descend wherever carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herren Berson
Zekeli
Koering
Alexander
Andrée
Galliffet Resignation Sparks Short Interpellation
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies rejected a debate on Marquis de Galliffet's resignation as Minister of War. M. de Grandmason's interpellation was dismissed at request of Premier Waldeck-Rousseau, who cited the minister's resignation letter for reasons. Prince d'Arenberg claimed Galliffet is in good health as Nationalists cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Marquis de Galliffet
M. de Grandmaison
Chamber
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. de Galliffet
Prince d’Arenberg
Germany's Cable Projects Expand Imperial Network
Berlin May 31 Gen von Podbielski Imperial Director of Posts and Telegraphs said Germany will continue laying cables alongside the Emden Azores New York line due August. Private companies will receive annual grants and the state will cover some costs, with annual expenditure rising by 300000 marks and 6000000 marks by 1920 to match growing trans marine trade. Short coast cables to be funded by the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Podbielski
Posts and Telegraphs
Germany
Prosecution Ordered for L Aurore in Dreyfus Affair Row
Paris May 31 Gen Andre new War Minister orders prosecution of the Dreyfusard paper L Aurore for an article by Urbain Gohier that attacked the Headquarters Staff over the Capt Fritsch affair. Gohier, author of The Army Against the Nation, has faced prior prosecution. The move followed a cabinet council decision and a request to Justice Minister Monis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
André
War Office
Dreyfusard
L’aurore
Urbain Gohier
Fritsch
M. Gohier
M. Monis
Czar Receives Americans In Paris Visit
President Harper of the University of Chicago C R Crane and Chicago couples left St. Petersburg May 27 for Paris after talks on the Russian Literature Chair endowment. The Czar hosted them cordially and expressed pleasure at the project strengthening U S Russia friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harper
University of Chicago
C. R. Crane
Martin Ryerson
Charles Ll. Hutchinson
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Paris
United States
Russia
Carnegie Gift to Birmingham Highlighted in Speech
London May 31 The Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain praised Andrew Carnegie's donation to the University of Birmingham and the deputation report he suggested. He noted the report showed Britain lagging in preparation for the coming global commercial competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Birmingham
London
Joseph Chamberlain
University of Birmingham
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Canada
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Peasant Rebellion Reported in Russian Provinces
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily Express says peasants in Kiel Pondolien and Charkov rose in rebellion organized by Nihilists. Martial law was proclaimed and large troop forces quickly suppressed the insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Vienna
Warsaw
Kiel
Pondolien
Charkov
Destructive Fire Hits Fort de France in Martinique
A fierce blaze erupted last evening in Fort de France Martinique destroying the Custom House and several adjacent houses. The fire started near the Custom House area and caused extensive damage to surrounding structures. Firefighting efforts continued as investigators began to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Martinique
Magny
Custom House
Rioting in Konitz Leads Troop Deployment
Berlin May 31 reports a fresh riot at Konitz sparked by the death of lad Winter blamed on Jews. A troop contingent was sent and streets cleared by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Konitz
Free Church Assembly Approves Union With United Presbyterian
In Edinburgh on May 31 the Free Church Assembly voted 60 to 29 to unite with the United Presbyterian Church. The union is slated to take effect in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Free Church Assembly
Sez
United Presbyterian Church
Ossenkott and Whitehouse Wedding in New Brighton
Miss Helen Meredith Whitehouse daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Whitehouse of New Brighton S I and Joseph Ossenkopp of Hamburg Germany were married at the bride’s parents home on a Wednesday afternoon. Rev Father T J Earley of St Peter's Church New Prighton officiated with only relatives present. The couple sailed yesterday for Hamburg. The bride’s mother was formerly Miss Helen Ostrander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Meredith Whitehouse
George M. Whitehouse
New Brighton
S. I
Joseph Ossenkopp
Hamburg
Germany
T. J. Earley
St. Peter’s Church
New Prighton
Ossenkopp
Uambure
Helen Ostrander
Miss Frances Idna Doughty Weds Dr Frederic Lund
Miss Frances Idna Doughty daughter of Dr F B Doughty of 512 Madison Avenue married Tuesday to Dr Frederic A Lund at Westerly Rhode Island. The ceremony was performed by Rev Norman Van Pelt Levis rector of Christ Church Westerly. Dr Lund is a young physician who has just received his degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Idna Doughty
F. BE. Doughty
Madison Avenue
Frederic A. Lund
Westerly
R. 1
Norman van Pelt Levis
Christ Church, Westerly
Lund
Senator Jones Attacks Exposition Expenditures in Senate
Senator Jones of Arkansas assails Paris Exposition Commission spending and war emergency funds, demanding full detailed statements. He cites Peck’s Paris expenditures, a $5,000 commission on a yacht sale, and questioned why millions remain without clear accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Dem
Ark
Senate
John R. Hazel
United States
Peck
Paris
Navy
Merrimac
Hobson
Cervera
Sampson
Watea
Commissioner General
Hale
Rep
Committee On Appropriations
Beck
Stewart
Silver
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Jones
Congress
Commissioner Peck
Senator Jones
Buffalo
N. Y
Chandler
N. H
Navy Department
Engagement announced for Ariss Gertrinde Watson in New York
An engagement is announced involving Ariss Gertrinde Watson and Dr. Arey of New York formerly with the United States Army. Stephen Wood Linnington is mentioned in connection with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewport
Micch
Ariss Gertrinde Ihen Watson
Arey
Watson
New York
Trey, Tou Stephen
Wood Linnington O
Teeney
Social Departures and Weddings Mark Summer Move in City
Many New Yorkers prepare country moves as June begins. Notable departures include families sailing on the Fuerst Bismarck and the Bremen, with various elites and their guests. Other items note weddings at East Sixty-sixth Street, summer plans for Lenox and Newport, and society figures heading to Europe or relaxing at country seats.
Miss Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter Plans Theatrical Debut
Newport R I May 31 Miss Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter daughter of wars Thoms Hunter has decided to professionally adopt the state and will enter upon her duties with Miss May Robson during the course of the theatricals Miss Robson and the Earl of Yarmouth will present in the Casino Theatre this Summer Miss Hunter has long done clever amateur attire work for Trinity Church and charitable institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. L
Elizabeth Wetmore Hunter
Thoms Hunter
Miss May Robson
Miss Robson
Earl of Yarmouth
Casino Theatre
Alber Receives Ownership of Keith's Providence Theatre
General Manager Edward F. Alber of B. F. Keith's vaudeville chain is awarded ownership of Keith's Theatre Providence Rhode Island with no conditions. Alber will keep his post and salary overseeing Keith interests, after sixteen years in the Keith employ rising from entry to leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Providence Theatre
E. F. Alber
Edward F. Alber
Keith
Alber
Providence
R. I
Pine Tree
Philadelphia
Union Square
Damrosch to Lead German Opera at Metropolitan
Report confirms Maurice Grau and Walter Damrosch deny rumors but states Damrosch has signed a contract with cable to lead German opera next season at the Metropolitan Opera House. An exclusive German orchestra will be formed and used for Sunday night canaries as directed by Damrosch, reassembling his Philadelphia ensemble where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Grau
Walter Damrosch
Damrosch
Metropolitan Opera House
Grau
Europe
Ernst von Schuch
Saxony
Herr von Schuch
Mr. Damrosch
Philadelphia
Dinner Honors Helene Wintner At Brooklyn Club
The Amaranth Dramatic Society of Brooklyn hosted a Montauk Club dinner for Miss Helene Wintner daughter of Rabbi L Wintner on the verge of turning professional. Notables including Justice William J Gaynor Col Alexander Bacon William Cullen Bryant and Herbert F Gunnison toasted the honoree with F G Smith president acting as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Amaranth Dramatic Society of Brooklyn
Montauk Club
Helene Wintner
Rabbi L. Wintner
Temple Beth-Elohim
Brooklyn
Miss Wintner
Dramatic Society
Edith Kingdon Gould
Richard Mansfield
Robert Hilliard
William J. Gaynor
Alexander Bacon
William Cullen Bryant
Herbert F. Gunnison
F. G. Smith
Gambol of the Lambs at Knickerbocker Theatre
The Lambs Club annual event drew a large audience with a varied program. It featured burlesques The Regenerates and Skylark Holmes, The Viceroy scene by the Bostonians, Victor Herbert works, The Hall of Fame by L J Lincoln, The Masquerade Ball sketch, and Lambs quartet selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb’s Club
Knickerbocker Theatre
Le Grand White Taken to Bellevue Insane Pavilion
Le Grand White a thirty nine year old theatrical manager residing at 34 West Thirty eighth Street was taken to the Bellevue Hospital Insane Pavilion yesterday afternoon for examination. White was an advance agent for Willie Collier last year and Mrs Seeley who boarded him noted a month of strange behavior prompting the hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Grand White
Bellevue Pavilion
West Thirty-eighth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Hennessy Named Manager of New Vaudeville Combine
Cleveland May 1 B F Hennessy of the Empire Theatre was notified he had been chosen manager of the newly formed vaudeville combination in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
B. F. Hennessy
Empire Theatre
New York
Newport Society Welcomes Season With Notables Arriving
Mrs Renwick arrives for season. Miss McCalla daughter of Capt McCalla visits. J W Ellis to occupy cottage June 4 with guests Mrs Cole Miss Cole and Mrs Postlewaite. Mrs Brockholst Cutting sails to Paris. Vanderbilt Jr arrives at Belvoir. Slater, Belmont, Gerrys and Auchincloss join summer rosters. Admiral Farquhar rents Thorndyke apartments for family. Rhoda yacht with Henry Sloane and children arrives from New York. Wells and Forbes families visit Newport amid arrivals for season. Channing Memorial Church to install Rev Charles Hunt Porter Jr Friday with several ministers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
M. Renwick
Miss McCalla
B. H. McCalla
Navy
J. W. Ellis
Hugh L. Cole
Sallie Cole
Postlewaite
Brockholst Cutting
William Cutting, Jr
New York
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Belvoir
E. H. G. Slater
Perry Belmont
By-the-Sea
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Seaverge
John Auchincloss
Washington Street
Norman H. Farquhar
Thorndyke
Jamestown
Rhoda
Henry T. Sloane
Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. M. Forbes
J. N. A. Griswold
Cleaners
Bellevue Avenue
Charles Hunt Porter, Jr
Channing Memorial Church
Samuel A. Shot
American Unitarian Association
Wendte
Newton Centre
Mass
Frothingham
Vanderbilt Wedding Planned in Newport Next September
Newport reports the forthcoming marriage of Alfred G. Vanderbilt to Miss Elsie French daughter of Mrs F O French will occur in Newport next September despite earlier contrary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Elsie French
F. O. French
Military Surgeons Meet at New York City Assembly
The ninth annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States opened at the New York Academy of Medicine with Col. Charles H. Alden presiding. Sessions run for three days with a dinner at Murray Hill Hotel. Major Albert H. Briggs welcomed the city. papers discussed field care, vision standards, Philippine field work, camp sanitation, and a proposed military medical journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Association of Military Surgeons of the United
Sixty-fifth
New York
Association
United States
Philippines
Congress
William Hudson Daly
Miles
A. J Stone
National Guard
Minnesota
Charles Adams
Illinois National Guard
W. C. Borden
United States Army
C. P. Wertenbaker
United States Marine Hospital Service
John C. Wise
United States Navy
Griffith
Washington
Eno Sanders
St. Louis
Myles Standish
United’ States
Army
West Point
F. W. Kemp
Kemp
Schomburg
John H. Huddleston
State of New York
W. G. B. Harland
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
William C Brewster dies suddenly in New York at 71
William Cullen Brewster first president of Plaza Bank and head of Fifth Avenue Safe Deposit Company died of heart disease at his home 24 East Sixty fourth Street after a Metropolitan Club visit. He left wife Georgianna Williams and two daughters Mrs. L L Reamey and Countess Henry de Frankenstein. He had roots in Ohio and Iowa and helped found Plaza Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cullen Brewster
Plaza Bank
Fifth Avenue Safe Deposit Company
Fifth Avenue
East Sixty-fourth Street
Metropolitan Club
Reamey
Henry de Frankenstein
Rome
Italy
Iowa
Isett & Brewster
New York
Second National Bank
Metropolitan, University, Racquet
Yale
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Brewster
Georgianna Williams
Joseph Williams
Kansas
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Death List of a Day Charles H Andrews wall paper pioneer
Charles H Andrews a Buffalo wall paper pioneer died at home 7595 Greene Ave Brooklyn last Tuesday. Born 1888 in Meriden Conn he moved to New York at seventeen and later established Buffalo s first wall paper printing factory. Survived by son Herbert A Andrews body to Wallingford Conn for burial in family plot with ancestors who arrived in 1635. He was a thirty second degree Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Stewart
Ridgefield
Conn
New York
Jonn J. Ferry
German Hospital
Philadelphia
Susan Ferry
Snyder Avenue
St. Teresa’s Church
Pennsylva
Y. M. Henry Spellmeyer
Newark
Henry Spellmeyer
Roseville
Charles H. Andrews
Buffalo
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Andrews
Meriden
New York City
Thomas Campbell & Co
Herbert A. Andrews
Wallingford
Andrews
Obituary notices for local figures and officials
Christopher Smith a contractor and former Assemblyman died after a brief illness at his Buffalo home aged fifty four. JuaNA Isabel Coryell Le Costales died at 34 North Maple Avenue Orange New Jersey yesterday. Rev Dr John C Lowrie of East Orange New Jersey died yesterday at his Brick Church home aged ninety two. Richard A Olmstead a retired corset manufacturer died Wednesday at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Smith
Buffalo
Juana Isabel Coryell LE Costales
Jose de J. Costales
North Maple Avenue
Orange
N. J
John C. Lowrie
East Orange
William Street
Richard A. Olmstead
Household Disinfectant and Summer Wear Adverts
Platts chlorides promote The Household Disinfectant that instantly destroys odors and disease sources. An odorless colorless liquid sold in quart bottles by druggists and high class grocers. Also offering E. W. A cool shirt for warm weather and other items.
Marriages Listed for Doughty Adler Whitehouse Ossenkopp Woodworth
In May several marriage announcements appear. Frances Edna Doughty wed Dr. Frederic Naumburg Adler wed George W. New Brighton native Helen Whitehouse married Dr. Joseph Ossenkopp in Hanover. Fanny Mignonne Woodworth wed Count Pietro Macchi in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Whitehouse
Joseph Ossenkopp
Hanover
Ger- Woodworth—Macchi
Rome
Cardinal Macchi
Fanny Mignonne Woodworth
Robert Woodworth
Pietro Macchi
Death notices from New York area on May 30 to June 2
Several obituaries and funeral notices announced for May 30 to June 2 across New York and New Jersey. Names include Niam Cullen Brewster 24 East 64th Street, Tuana Isabel Coryell de Costales East Orange residence, Bentley Douglas Hasell of Brooklyn, a Lewisohn family member, John C Lowrie D D at Brick Church, and Rosalie A Richardson of Brooklyn with services and details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSTER
Niam Cullen Brewster
Uneral
East 64Th St
Costales
East Orange
N. J
Tuana Isabel Coryell de Costales
José de J. Costales
Maple Av
Hasell
Brooklyn
Bentley Douglas Hasell
Saugerties
Arleston
S. C
Yisohn
57Th St
Leonard Lewisohn
Lowrie
East Saree N. J
John C. Lowrie
D. D
Ervices
Will St
Barclay St
New Richardson
Rosalie A. Richardson
John Welatives
Tev Place
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Czar
Chicago Project
Ossenkott—Whitehouse
Lund—Doughty
Hazel
Burrows
Mich
War Department
Treas
Lodge
Naval
Gertrude Watson Betrothea
Fuerst Bismarck
Henry Arnold
L. May
Eleanor Johnson
F. S. Watts
Evelyn Humphrey
Bremen
Cherbourg
Jane F
Emily S. Tuckerman
de Renné
la Touraine
Havre
S. T. Carey
Edwin L. Chapman
George A. Glaenzer
Pauline E. Henry
Julian H. Meyer
Joseph Peabody
Herbert S. Seeley
Albert Smith
Bancroft Smith
Maude Smith
Donald B. Toucey
W. M. Travers
Charles van Bergen
van Bergen
Edward B. Hilton
Majestic
Charles Michael Wolseley
Wolseley
Anita Murphy
San Francisco
Sir Charles Wolseley
Countess de Traissan
Mme
Vincent Dominguez
Martin van Buren
F. B. Chesebrough
Helen Chesebrough
Ellinwood
J. C. Holder
Holder
Alfred Holder
Kathleen and
Isabella Holder
J. B. V. Lewis
M. P. Sperry
Canon Simpson
Mary Grant Cramer
A. S. Grant
J. Grant Cramer
Cramer
England
Scotland
James H. Stebbins
Mme. Valois
Long Island
Coleman Gandy Williams
Massapequa
Williams
Little Episcopal Church
Floyd-Jones
Onderdonk
Mr. Williams
Edith Hawley
Halstead Meyers
Meyers
Sadie Hawley
Henry E. Hawley
Hoffman Miller
St. Paul’s School
Trinity College
T. A. Maitland
J. H. Burton
Frederick Carpenter
W. J. Cullen
Guy Ward
A. J.adams
George R. Read
George W. Miller
Mr. Gulick
George Havemeyer Belloni
Louis J. Belloni
East Sixty-sixth Street
Henry O. Havemeyer
George E. McLaughlin
Jersey City
Katherine Livingston
Lawrence Timson
Tivoli-on-the-Hudson
Tompkins McIlvaine
Obert Woodworth
East Thirty-seventh Street
Woodworth
Alline P. Robbins
George A. Robbins
Julian W. Robbins
Jewett
van Rensselaer Kennedy
Arthur Dodge
Simsbury
David Lydig
Lenox
Frank Sturgis
David W., Bishop
Mrs. Chatfield Taylor
Reginald de Koven
Hermann Oelrichs
Oelrichs
Miss Hunter
West York Pirates
Adv
Hero
Rabbi
Gambol OF the Lambs
Knickerbocker
the News OF Newport
Vanderbilt
Col. Alden
Pines
William C. Brewster
Platts
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Manhattan
Bronx
Mayasowsky
Sarah
Monroe St
Art
Emma
BE 'Tke
Cornelius
E. Ith
Hholz
Joseph
Philip
Aghan
James H
James
Wees
Eman
Perry St
Ighty
David
W. 24Th St
DR Tiller
John S
Crawford
DA Ton
Lillian J
DE Boone
Egsista
Bleecker
Ilda
Mulberry St
Driscoll
W. Gist St
N. Moore
Anna
Drake
Egn
Lizzie
Eissenberg
Suffolk St
Friedman
Wolf
Mabel
Healey
Robert
Espern
Fanny
Norfolk St
H.mpton
Henry
Messy
Nellie
W. 39Th St
Mmond
Mog
Rtung
E. 86Th St
Irohn
William
Edna
Jonston
Jonson
Sarah A
KI G
Patrick
George
Mnedy
Columbus Ay
Kirnan
Ann
Khfuss
Jacob
Lhvy Willie
Libertino, V
Sullivan St
Maner
Nthey
Avenue A
Henry St
Ilachson
Acalusa
Mery
Aughlin
Elroy
Benton C
Pearl St
Gowan
France
E. 54Th
Wicki
Valenti
John
Rien
Edward
Madison St
Rish
Jennie L
Ich
Charlotte M
Sons
Sophia
Yor
Catherine
Usehenbeck
Illy
Tilly
Rigney
Michael
Riey
Anne
Sheehan
Mary
Pleasant Wartz
Elizabeth
Ss Wind
St St
SI 'Erton
Florence
Leifstel
Isaac
Saunders
Montgomery
Wanessee
Todd
St J
Thurward
Oesee
Ntzer
F. A
St S
Shington
Caroline
Leecker St
WDLF
Magdalene
Pitt St
Llen
Charles A
Waverly Av
Aee Cuaron H
Columbia
John P
St. Catharine's Hos
Jenzel
Maria
Scholes St. RY
Catharin
Hospital
Ruth
N. sToth
Jackson
Ethel
Bergen St
Kings Co
Senington
Anne J
Kiamer
Harry W. W
Prospectance
Vines
Aus
Orphan Home
Efice
Kate
Belmont TV
Uth
Mamie
German
Auer
Conrad
Humboldt St
Ith
George F
Garfield Place
Ully. Elizabeth
Summit St
Itale
Atlantic
Hosp
Fhitney
Charles H
Fort Hamil
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