Deutschland Delayed In Mud After Grounding At Gedney Channel
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland remained stuck in mud for over twenty three hours in Gedney Channel delaying its Atlantic crossing. Tugboats and the pilot boat New Jersey pulled and maneuvered the vessel free by mid afternoon, with the ship finally reaching deep water and resuming its voyage. The incident sparked financial chatter in Wall Street due to its cargo of gold bars valued at about 1.21 million dollars and a potential loss from delayed interest on the shipment.
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New Jersey
Atlantic
J. Merritt
Gedney Channel
Felix, Adier
Ogden
Armour
New York
Charles’ T. Yerkes
Enit
New York Harbor
New
Jersey
Gilkinson
Cogan
Berwind
Star
Merritt
Pred Dalgeil
Barends
Charles T Yerkes
United States
Uckhges
Deutschland
ThursaJj
Savoie
Marconi
Babylon
Marconi Company
Wall Street
Bertin
J Paris
la Savoie
Hamburg
Torpedo Alarm Denied Aboard The Fuerst Bismarck
The Hamburg American Line liner The Fuerst Bismarck arrived yesterday amid reports from Paris and London claiming near torpedo destruction in Cherbourg harbor. Officers said a severe electrical storm caused no explosions and the log contains no such incident.
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Paris
London
Cherbourg
2 Harbor
Shamrock
Azores
Erin
Challenger
Western Union President Accepts KC Mexico and Orient Rail Post
Robert C. Clowis, president of the Western Union Telegraph Company, accepts a director seat with the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway, under a twenty five year Western Union contract. A Te. Stinwell, president, and Edward Bickiseon, VP and GM, sail for Europe aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschland on business.
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Robert C. Clowis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway Company
Western Union
A. Te. Stinwell
Edward Bickiseon
Europe
Deutschland
National Democratic conference planned near Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports plans for a national Democratic conference to be held July 18 in a grove near Chicago. Mayor Harrison leads the effort with figures like Bryan Campau May Reed and South Trimble expected to speak. Harrison aims to shape Illinois and national party leadership.
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New York
Chicago
Harrison
Will Grove
William J. Bryan
Nebr
Campau
Michigan
May Reed
Kansas City
South Trimble
Kentuck Walsh
Democr Committee
Iowa
Brooklyn Democrats Endorse Low and Back Fusion Move
At the Brooklyn Democracy Executive Committee meeting in the Temple Bar Building on Court Street last night resolutions endorsed Mayor Low’s administration and denounced Tammany Hall, while backing a fusion movement this Fall. Rufus I. Scott presided with Swanstrom Coffey and Scott leading the report on the fusion clause once favored in 1901.
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Brooklyn Democracy
Temple Bar
Court Street
Low
Tammany Hall
IV ‘iNoughby Street
Rufus I. Scott
Bo Agh
Swanstrom
Mrck J. Coffey
Scott
Leading Spirits
Brooklyn
Lewisohn Case Argued Over Testimony In Gambling Inquiry
In Albany on June 3 the Court of Appeals heard Jesse Lewisohn's appeal over criminal contempt for refusing to testify about his ties to Richard A. Canfield and an alleged New York City gambling house. The People argued the Fifth Amendment clause does not apply, while Lewisohn's defense challenged legality of the proceeding and Penal Code sections forcing witnesses to testify about gambling connections. The argument touched on statewide gambling corruption and potential legislative action to curb the evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ciurt
Jesse Oats
Jeromme
Richard A. Canfield
Ciic
New York City
Lewisohn
Jerome
Gans
Albert Lauterbach
Saratoga
Sub Treasury to Join City Clearing House
Chicago June 5 Members of the Clearing House Committee voted to admit the local Sub Treasury to membership on the same terms as banks. The resolution passed unanimously with plans for a full association vote next Tuesday. Some banks oppose but officials expect favorable action. The Sub Treasury would be admitted for a three month period.
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New York~Times
Chicago
Clearing House Committee
Sub-Treasury
Trinity College President Resigns During Illness
Hartford Conn June 6 President George Williamson Smith of Trinity College today tendered his resignation to take effect June 30 and asked for leave of absence until then He is not well and plans to go abroad He has led the college since 1883 succeeding Rev Dr T R Pynchon Dean F S Luther will act as President during the interim
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Spertai
New York Times
Hartford
Conn
George Williamson Smith
Trinity College
T. R. Pynchon
F. S. Luther
Harvard Literary Prizes Award to George Allen England
George Allen England won Harvard’s $250 prize for the best English undergraduate dissertation titled English Patriarchism. L Ward received $200 for Maurice Hewlett. England, Phi Beta Kappa member and Harvard Monthly editor, and Ward are to graduate this year.
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New’ York Times
Boston
Mass
Harvard
George Allen
England
Phi Beta Epic
Harvard Monthly
Ilustrated
L.ward
Maurice Hewlett
Letters from Summer Resorts
A teaser notes that The New York Times will publish tomorrow letters from the leading summer resorts. The feature promises insights into resort life and travel impressions.
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THE
NEW York Times
Adv
Barnard Class of 1903 Holds Frivolous Yet Scholarly Exercise
Barnard College marked its 1903 graduates with a playful ceremony in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Miss Clare Maclellan Howard opened with a quaint president's address assuring jollity can accompany scholarship while a program of songs, class ro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Brown
Barnard
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Colege
Columbia
University
Morningside
Helen Louise King
May A.johnson
Princeton Celebrates 150th Commencement and Alumni Reunions
On June 5 Princeton marked the first day of its 150th anniversary commencement with student parades and an alumni influx for class reunions. Seniors sang on Old North steps as sophomores heard remarks from President Wilson and ex President Cleveland urging prudent celebration and public service. The day also featured a parade, a Yale baseball preview, and the impending election of alumni trustees.
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New York Times
Princeton
N.J
Old North
Wilson
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Cleveland
Yale
Harsen honor men announced at Columbia College
The College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University names the ten top entrants from a 171 member class in the Harsen examination. They will compete for three prizes of 500, 300 and 200 dollars respectively in a final round.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Harsen
Haverford College Commencement Week Ends With Exercises
The Haverford College commencement week closes with a 10:30 A M ceremony featuring President Sharpless address honors and prizes and the degree conferrals. Parker Shortridge Williams delivers the graduates address. Today was class day and alumni events at Roberts Hall with William Wistar-Comfort addressing the gathering.
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New York Times
Haverford
Penn
Haverford College
President Sharpless
Parker Shortridge Williams
Heir
Roberts Hall
William Wistar-Comfort
Social notes and society events across Morristown and New York
A round up of society happenings includes Alfred Vanderbilt hosting a stag party with guests Hamilton Cary W G Loew F Cromwell E V Loew T B Clark Jr and Peter Goelet Gerry. Weddings are planned for Dr John Besseur Huber and Miss Lucretia Harman Brown at Grace Church and Miss Marie Beatrice Reid and Lieut Carroll Power in All Souls Church. Summer travel includes Count and Countess Henri de Saint Leing sailing to Europe and others aboard the Kroonland and Hohenzollern cruises. Local families Klyrn Glyn and Copper families plan summer respite at Easthampton Ardsley and Newport amid illness recoveries and yacht trips.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
Hamilton Cary
W. G. Loew
F. Cromwell
E. V. Loew
T. B. Clark, Jr
Peter Goelet Gerry
Morristown Country Golf Club
Tuxedo
Ardsley
Ballusrol
John Besseur Huber
Lucretia M. Harman Brown
Grace Church
Walter K. Barton
William. A. Berkeley
George Reese Satterlee
Abner Underhill
William Harman Brown
Lydia R. Harman Brown
Henri de Saint Leing
Europe
Kroonland
Clement March
Whiting
Josephine Waring
Hohenzollern
Gdnea
C. F. Chandler
Frances Dabney
Alfred Ely
Bertha Outerbridge
Hes Helen Stevens
Helen Balard
Newport society notes at oceanfront cottages
Newport Rhode Island June 5. Mrs C C Pomeroy and Miss Greta Pomeroy arrive at their Ocean Avenue cottage. Numerous guests and arrivals include Mrs Whitney Warren, Alfred Neilson, Mrs Heber R Bishop, Henry A C Taylor on Wanderer, Mrs J W Paul, Mr and Mrs George B De Forest, ex Senator Walcott opening Pinard Cottage No 5, Louis S Brugiere recovering, Arthur T Kemp aboard Sea Fox, Edward H Bulkley and A R Travers as guests, and other visitors in Jamestown and nearby cottages.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
C. C. Pomeroy
Greta Pomeroy
Ocean Avenue
Richard T. Wilson
Narragansett Avenue
Lady Herbert
Europe
Whitney Warren
Warren
Alfred Neilson
New York
J. F. Hubbard
United States Navy
la Farge
Senator Walcott
Colorado
Louis S. Brugiere
Rae
R. T. Wilson, Jr
BE. Rollins Morse
Arthur. T. "Kemp
Sea Fox
Edward H. Bulkley
A. R. Travers
FE. H. G. Slater
Lippitt
W. Storrs Wells
Samuel Wetherill
Philadelphia
Frank D. Wetherill
Jamestown
É Minturn G. Wright
Hocker
Misses Macauley
Townesend
Frances Hodgson Burnee
Ellis Cottage
John W. Ells
Duryea
Beacon Hill
T. O. Selfridge
Katharine Head to Wed George W Breck in Chicago
Miss Katharine Head daughter of Franklin H Head will wed George W Breck of New York at 2 Banks Street Chicago on June 10 The ceremony will be officiated by Rev Henry R Simmons of Minneapolis The couple will not have a best man or attendants but ten ushers from Chicago Buffalo and New York will attend Breck arrives from New York the day before and multiple entertainments for the bride are planned
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New York Times
Chicago
Katharine Head
Franklin H. Head
George W. Breck
New York
Banks Street
Henry R. Simmons
Minneapolis
Helen
Margaret Perkins
Franklin Perkins
Herbert S. Perkins
Gardner Morris
Arthur C. Field
Spencer L.adams
Irving K. Pond
Allen B. Pond
William K. Fellows
Herman McNeil
Howard Wilcox
Buffalo
Henry R. Pebbles
Mr.Breck
Stocks Slump With Rumors Driving Market Prices
A broad Dow Jones decline saw copper and major rails retreat while Morgan stocks hit new lows on rumors and a ticker outage. After a later rally tied to alleged Standard Oil loan activity, authorities denied the claim, leaving traders wary of further declines.
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Stock Exchange
Copper Trust
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Reading
Sugar Trust
Baltimore
Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
Gates
Linseed Oil
United States Express
Northern Securities
International Mercantile Marine Preferred
Morgan
Wall Street
Standard Oil
National City Bank
Standard Oil Institute
Boston
Bears
In the Shops Macaroni Variants and Household Aids Featured
A shop tour notes Italian macaroni chunks and crinkled strands priced from 12 to 20 cents a pound, German varieties cheaper, and borax demonstrations with a cautionary note on adulteration. It praises sturdy camp chairs at 58 cents, a folding rocking chair for 75 cents, blue jardinieres at 25 cents, a brown edged folding table at 2.65, sleeve irons at 35 to 40 cents, collar button boxes at 65 cents, blue plates at 5 cents, and tin fish kettles at 2.75, all useful for country homes.
Western Union Petition Seeks Right of Way Condemnation
Isidor Raynor for Western Union files in U S Circuit Court a petition to condemn a right of way along the Pennsylvania Railroad from Philadelphia to Washington for poles and wires under an 1866 act. Pennsylvania Railroad counters in U S Circuit Court of Appeals seeking no final decree or supersedeas, arguing no appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Baltimore
Isidor Raynor
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Philadelphia
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Telegraph Company
Railroad Company
Robert C. Closwry
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Railrog and Company
Supreme Court of the Unitedates
Dentist Dr William Blakeney Dies After Brief Illness
Dr William Edward Blakeney eighty a dentist died at 455 West One Hundred Forty fifth Street on Wednesday from Brights disease after a brief illness. Born in Peekskill he worked in newspapers before dentistry and was said to invent the rubber plate and early user of laughing gas. He befriended Horace Greeley and his widow Emma Chaffee is a cousin of Gen Chaffee. Survived by a daughter. Funeral at the house tomorrow morning with burial at Kensico Cemetery.
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William Edward Blakeney
West One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street
Bright
Dr. Blakeney
Peekskill
Peekskill Military Academy
New York
Horace Greeley
Emma Chaffee
Gen. Chaffee
Washington Lodge
A. M
Kensico Cemetery
Notable Obituaries From New York Area Notices
Obituaries report the deaths of Joan V. Quackenbush of Mohawk New York aged sixty five contractor firm Beck with Quackenbush. Other obituaries note Rev Jacop Chapman Exeter New Hampshire oldest alumnus Phillips Exeter and Dartmouth dies at ninety three. Edwin Augustine Davis Indianapolis lawyer dies at home in Northborough Massachusetts age seventy three. Gen William Patton Columbia Pennsylvania dies at eighty seven. he built railroads and led iron industry. Rev Daniel J Harrington Mount Vernon to Poughkeepsie dies suddenly of heart disease age unknown.
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Joan V. Quackenbush
Mohawk
Beckwith & Quackenbush
Jacop Chapman
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Dartmouth College
Exeter
N. H
Indianapolis
Ind
Harlow Brooks
West Ninth Street
Northborough
Mass
Harvard Law School
Indiana Law Digest
Annie Dudley
New Hampshire
Thursay
William Patton
Columbia
Penn
Huntingdon and Broad Top
Philadelphia and Erie
Seymour
Cleveland
Daniel J. Harrington
Poughkeepsie
Mount Vernon
Saugerties
Archbishop Farley
Father Harrington
Manhattan College
St. Joseph’s At
Troy
Brooklyn
John C
Maurice J. Harrington
Burglary prompts safe deposit box pitch in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn notice from L. 1 Safe Deposit Co. urges renters to obtain safe deposit boxes at Fulton and Clinton Streets after a burglary, arguing the service could prevent losses. The brief promotes immediate rental.
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L. 1
Safe Deposit Co
Fulton and Clinton Sts
Brooklyn
Married Notices From New York And New Jersey
Marriages include Helen Frances Robinson to George E. Clauder at 84 West 115th Street with Rev. Alexander Mann presiding. Cornelia Voorhees to First Lieut. P Conover Field at First Presbyterian Church Morristown officiated by Rev. W Russell Bennett and Rev. Jeremiah Searles. Annie Cornwell to William Walton Knight at Christ Church East Orange with Rev. Davis presiding.
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Clauder—Robinson
West 115Th St
Alexander Mann
Gra Church
Orange
N.J
Helen Frances
Edward G. Robinson
George E. Clauder
Newark
N. J
Voorhees
First Presbyterian Church
Oforristown
W. Russell Bennett
Morristown
N.ws
Jeremiah Searles
Newburg
Cornelia E. Voorhees
George Voorhees
P. Conover Field
Knight—Cornwell
Christ Church
East Orange
William Whitin
Davis
Annie
James H.corn
Obituary notices for Burrill Cass Grennell Metzgar Parker and others
Death notices list Mary Wart Burrill Katharine Dunbar Cass Edwin A Daylis George Gardener Grennell Addie Metzgar George Parker Bruce Price Henry Romeike William Thompson Edward Winslow Robert Wright with funeral details and interment plans across New York Philadelphia Chicago and beyond.
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West Va
Thurseld
Percy M. Burrill
Bramwell
Mary Wart Burrill
Natchez
Burrowes
West 77Th St
William Alexander
St. Louis
Hamburg
Germany
CASS
Lake Placid
Katharine Dunbar Cas
Charles Wyllys Cass
James M. Dunbar
Damnis
Harlow Brooks
West 9Th
Edwin A. Daylis
Northboro
Mass
Indianapolis
Grennell
Chicago
George Gardener Grenhell
Stephen Merritt
Parker
Brooklyn
George
Katharine H. Parker
Church of the Redeemer
Pacific St
Price
Arnold W. Brunner
Frank E. Wailis
Romeike
Henry Romeike
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Weat 45Th St
Thompson
Newark Av
Jersey City
William Thompson
Greenwood Cemetery
Winslow
Edward
George Blanchard
Margaret Chapin Winslow
Cambridge Place
St. James's Church
Lafayette Av
St. James Place
Wright
Philadelphia
Robert Hall Wright
Old-Time Roadhouse Keeper Alfred Brittell Dies
Alfred R. Brittell an old-time roadhouse keeper died at his son’s home in Brooklyn on a Thursday. Born 1830 at Fort Hamilton he ran several roadhouses including near Flatbush road and Gravesend Avenue. A former shortstop for the Atlantic nine in 1868 he leaves five sons and four grandchildren.
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Alfred R. Brittell
Forty-seventh Street
Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Flatbush Road
Old Prospect
Fair Grounds
Gravesend Avenue
Kings Highway
Brettell
Unionville
Coney Island
Brooklyn Charity Appeals for Family Aid and Transport Funds
The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities renews a $25 appeal to aid a sick man and his family of four, plus another $10 to help transport a woman and two children to Sweden where relatives offer care. They acknowledge recent responses totaling varied cash gifts from multiple supporters.
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Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Sweden
Svcents
A Times
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Orient Road
Dickinson
Union Pacific Railroa
Conference OF Democrats
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Lika
Daniel J
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Rter
H. Harri
Ilinois
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Democratic Party
Democrat
Will
National Committee
Democrats
Indorse Low
Fusion
Jerome Abserit
Chicago Clearing House Committee
G. W. Smith
Jolly
Girls’ College
Anna G. Ware
Henry J. Crampton
Mortimer L. Earle
Helen Cohen
Peck
Alice Bamberger
Ruth Howe
Elmira
Herzfeld
Rivington Street
Phi Beta Kappa
Virginia Gildersleeve
Lucille Colin
Elsbeth Kcroeber
Marian Latham
Ethel Pool
Katherine Swift Doty
Jean Miller
N. W. Liggett
Men of Harlich
Jessie Alice Addams
Guilelma Fell Alsop
Marion Elizabeth Pruyn Ball
Alice Clara Judith Bam- Gerger
Anita Gella Cahn
Florence Palmer Cheesman
Gertrude Helen Clark
Bertha Clough
Helen Louise Cohen
Mary Elizabeth Scovell Colt
Harriet McDoual
Daniels
Ence Heaton Fitch
Edna
Louise Fry
Mary Groff
Lara Emily Guening
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Ruth Botton Howe
May Amerman
Johnson
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Ethel Manter Pool
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Florence Ethel Rauh
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Van _Cise
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Isaac William Kingsbury
Royal Storrs Haynes
Cornell
Hermann Otto Mosenthal
Pierre Frederick Irving
Ward Slosson Gregory
Jesse Godfrey Bullowa
MR. Cleveland
Columbia University College For Physicians
Marie Beatrice Reid
Carroll Power
Kentucky
All Souls’ Church
Madison Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
Lida Power
Florence Sanders
Nyack
Anne Gilbert
Grace Imlach
Lieut
Lyster
United States Army
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Charles Power
Reginald Reid
Joseph Power
Lexington
Ethan Allen
West Fifty-second Street
Fort. Rodman
Lieut. Power
Coast Artillery
Cora Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
Joseph H.choate, Jr
Easthampton
Clarence Rice
Eas
Irving Place
Sydney Harris
Miss Leavitt
Flushing
Harris
Sandy Hook
Gould
Edwin Reyacte
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Holland House
William E. Glyn
the News OF Newport
Pennsyl
Vania
Western Union Petition
Burnain
Phillips
Nassau Street
Esterbrook
Penman
Esterbrook Steel Pen CQ
Camden
John Street
J. & J. W. Williams
West 54Th St
Brooklyn Charity Appeals
Manhattan
June de Bassett
Elizabeth A
E. Seth
Becker
Blakeney
W. E
Connelly
Anastasia L
Curran
Mary
COHEN
W. Aerewee
Y Call
John
Tad E
Conaly
Mamie
Clough
Goth
Dillon
Amsterdam
Gorman James
S Grande
Pasquale
Mott St
Goodman
Solomon
Hughes
Alice
Hamilton
Julia F
W. 20Th St
J. H
Knuckler
C. C
W. Sith St
Kirkwood
Lord
Joseph A
Broadway
Lederer
Charlotte
Loughlin
Broome
Lowndes
Robert
Meehan
Mary A
Patrick
McGovern
P. T
Neipp
St. Nich
Polomensky
Plunkett
E. F
West End
Uinn
Augustus
Rociopri
Francesco
W.40th
Henry
44Th St
Ring
Timothy
Greenwich St
Rottger
George H
Schumer
Abraham
Pitt St
Suarez
José G
Havana
Cuba
Schwartz
Max
Ludlow St
Sisto
Caterina
Hester
Schumacher
Samon
Grand St
Delia
Short
John J
Santoro
Ignazia
Bleecker St
Thomas
Edith M
Toledano
Herbert
Wilkinson
Thos. R Young
Howard
N. Y
Bronx
Bickhardt
Pauline
Willis Av
Gallaghe Charles
Beck St
Knoblich
Oulse
East 151St
Leuner
Sofi
Wakefiesda
Lynch
Michael
St. Joseph’s
Smith, Joseph
Abrams
Newbury
B’way
Bischoff
Bushwick
Ay Brown
Beatrice
Bond St
Bivona
Pablo
Flushing Avenue
Brandt
Sarah M M
Nassau St
Basile
Skillman St
Ea Weee Brown
James
Kings Co
Cushman Harles
Diamond Stei
ASSIN
Danie
Elliott
Carrs St
GIRRD
C. A
Franklin
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Geisler
J Hn
Herkimer St
St . Giordano
Ifonsia
Ialera Hughes
Elien
Hope
Su O Hutchinso
Bergen “St
Weeee Neee Sa
MORAN
Florence
Eagle St. Mahoney
Argaret
Meller
Clyra
Central Av
McAleer
Jefferson
Pink
Emily J
Decatur
Toth
Paul
Thomasen
Mary Hen M
M Taggart
Kent
Viola
Mars
Velsor
Skillman
Zuelch
Amelia
Zonzia
Briget
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