Water main breaks shut Fifth Avenue traffic in New York
A twenty inch water main burst last night on Fifth Avenue near Forty Street flooding shops including Knox Store and Arnold & C Company. Traffic halted from Forty-first to Thirty-ninth Streets as crews pump conduits and repair under the street. repairs could take days with sections of asphalt, sidewalks, and street undermined and replacements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Knox “Cat
Sing
Eectric
Forty-first
Thirty-ninth
Fortieth Steet
E Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Thirty Street
Knox
Arnold, C «& Company
Bett
Restriction Hits Return Goods Privilege in Stores
A nationwide survey by the Commercial Economy Board of the Council of National Defense finds that return goods privileges in retail dry goods and department stores are being tightly restricted or eliminated as a wartime measure. The study notes costs of about $3 per year for maintaining the return system and widespread store policy shifts.
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New York Times
Washington
Commercial Economy Board
Council of National Defense
Marriages of Miss Harriet Steel and Russell Shevlin noted
The engagement notices set ceremonies for Harriet Steel daughter of Mrs Sanger Steel in Chicago and Albert Francis Pickernell of Englewood New Jersey with a 4 PM service at the Church of the Transfiguration on East Twenty Ninth Street. Russell and Elizabeth Shevlin plan a June 14 wedding after obtaining a City Clerk license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Steel
Sanger Steel
Chicago
George M. Pullman
Albert Francis Pickernell
Ss. A.ickernell
Englewood
N. J
Church of the Transaven
East Twenty-ninth Street
Robert Keating Smith
Westfield
Miss Steel
Sanger B. Steel
Mr. Kernell
Robert V. Arnold
City
Shors
Inness Young
Boston
Henry May
John F. Sanger
New York
Kenneth Wenger
Debrenico'c
Russell-Shevlin
Marshall Hackney Russell
Elizabeth Sherney Shevlin
Thomas Shevlin
Yale
Yeserday
Casell
Winchester
Shevlin
Ritz-Carlton
Mer. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Smoot and Seigle Married in Bayside Yacht Club Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Allison Smoot daughter of Alan F Smoot of 216 West 89th Street Manhattan and William Robbins Seigle general manager of Johns Manville Company were married Wednesday. After Aug 1 they will reside at Water View Bayside.
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Elizabeth Allison Smoot
Alan Franklin Smoot
West Highty-ninth Street
Manhattan
Willam Robbins Seigie
Johns-Manville Company
Bayside Yacht Club
Tcewater View
Bayside
Morgan engagement linked to Nichols wedding plans
The engagement of Miss Jane N Morgan, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pierpont Morgan, to George Nichols of New York and Oyster Bay is announced though not formally. The couple plan no marriage date. June 10 is set for Miss Morgan’s younger sister Frances to wed Paul Gednes Pennoyer, with Jane as maid of honor.
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Jane N Morgan
John Pierpont Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ggorge Nichols
John W. T. Nichols
New York and
Oyster Bay
S. 1
Morgan
Miss Morgan
Frances IT. Morgan
Paul Gednes Pennoyer
California
Red Cross
Wat
Junius Spencer Morgan, Jr
Ju'te Ionverse
Harvard
University
Piping Rock, Merchants
Nork Yacht
Sewanhaka Yacht Clube
Mer Blake Slocum
Susan F. Nichols
William H. Nichols
Minot, Hooper & Co
Thomas Street
Edythe the Nichols
West Eleventh Street
Kettles
Cove Neck
Oveter Pear
Mrs. Morgan
Nicholses
Matinicock Point
Glen Cove
Miss Ingersoll A Bride In Grace Church Ceremony
Stewart Campbell Woodworth of Boston married Col in M Ingersoll s daughter Miss Col in M Ingersoll in Grace Church chapel Broadway and Tenth Street The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Charles Lewis Slattery The bride wore cream satin with white chiffon pearls lace and a long satin court train She carried white lace and wore a diamond bar pin as she walked down the aisle with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Campbell Woodworth
Alfred S Woodworth
Boston
Misa Coline Macrea Ingersoll
Colin M. Ingersoll
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
Charles Lewis Slattery
Bride of Walter Hughson Weds Mildred Curtis in New York Church
Walter Hughson of Baltimore and Mildred Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Curtis were married at 4 yesterday afternoon in St Bartholomew s Church Madison Avenue and Forty fourth Street. The Rev Leighton Parks and Rev George Griffith officiated. Altar were decorated with tall palms and hydrangea clusters.
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Walter Hughson
Baltimore
Mildred Curtis
William J. Curtis
Fifth Avenue
St. Bartholomew's “Church
Madison Avenue
Fortyfourth Street
Leighton Parks
Ather George Griffith
Miss Ethel Bradley Weds Everett Higby in City Church
Everett Higby and Miss Ethel Bradley wed at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church West End Avenue and Eighty sixth Street with Rev. Dr. Charles J Goodell officiating The bride wore a silver and pearl embroidered white satin gown veiled with tulle and carried orchids and freesias Guests included bridesmaids Miss Mildred E Bradley and Mrs Ralph Janney and attendants from New York Philadelphia Newark Providence Scarsdale and Cleveland A reception followed at the Bradley home 218 West 10th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Higby
Ethel Bradley
James Bradley
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
West End Avenue
Eighty -Sixth Street
Charles J. Goodell
Mildred E. Bradley
Ralph Janney
John Bennett
Theodore Kiendel, Jr
Joseph Rambo
Philadelphia
Florence He
Newark
Elizabeth Buffurn
Providence
Mr. Higby
Edward Wessel
Frank Weismann
Alvin Alton
Ralph Janner
New York
Harry Adams
Scarsdale
N. Y
Ernest SchweiZter
Cleveland
Ohio
Bradley
West 10Th
Edgerton Fischer Wed In Seventy Third Street Church
Malcolm J. Edgerton son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Edgerton of Northfield Vermont and Miss Edna Anna Fischer daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Fischer of the city were married yesterday at St James Lutheran Church Seventy third Street and Madison Avenue by Rev J B Remenanyder. There were no attendants and immediate families only. After a month's honeymoon they will reside in this city.
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Malcolm J. Edgerton
Charles A Edgerton
Northfield
Edna Anna Fischer
Carl Fischer
St. James's Lutheran Church
Seventythird Street
Madison Avenue
J. B. Remenanyder
Star
Edgerton
Dartmouth
Red Cross Accepts War Profit Plan Drives Support
Henry P Davison announces a War Council committee shaping a plan for corporations to declare Red Cross dividends to fund wartime needs. The drive aims for a 100 million dollar War Fund with eight leading firms likely to contribute about 15.3 million, framed as a national obligation not charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Davison
War Council of the
American Red Cross
Penei
The
War Council
Red Cross
Devison
Cleveland H Dodge
Finance Committee
Red Cross War Council
Wilson
Red Cross War Fund
Red Crogs
Red Crosse
Davison
New York Times
Frank C Dodd Marries Emily Sayre Harris
Frank Courtenay Dodd, treasurer and general manager of Dodd Mead & Co., wed Emily Sayre Harris at his East Sixty-fifth Street home in a small ceremony attended by families. Attendant was sister-in-law. best man was Dr. Benjamin White. Ceremony conducted by Rev. Dodd. The couple plan Red Cross work in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Courtenay Dodd
Dodd, Mead & Co
Emily Sayre Harris
Henry L. Harris
United States Army
Sixty-fifth Street
Brigroom
Mr. Dodd
Dodd
Yale
Frank Howard Kapa
Edward S Mead
France
Dunn to Wed Miss Loughman
John Francis Dunn aged 28 of 1101 Forest Avenue and Elizabeth Wilmot Loughman aged 19 daughter of a former deputy commissioner of the Department of Water Supply Gas and Electricity took out a license to wed yesterday. The ceremony is set for June 12 at Holy Trinity Church Rev Father McCann to officiate.
Miss Coxe Weds Lester H. Monks
Miss Caroline Townsend Coxe and Lester Hawthorne Monks married Tuesday in Grace Chapel Rye New York by Rev Richard T Henshaw. Ceremony followed by breakfast at Mrs Richard T Wainwright s home. Couple to reside at 18 West Ninth Street this city.
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Coxe
Lester H. Monks
Caroline Townsend Coxe
Lester Hawthorne Monks
Grace Chapel
Rye
N. Y
Richard T. Henshaw
Richard T. Wainwright
Monks
West Ninth Street
Cit
Engagement Announcements From New York and New Jersey
Wealth of society notices reveal engagements across Scarsdale Jer sey City Oswego Germantown Summit and New York. Notable names include Edith Lucy Develin and George Kine. Catherine Dorothea Miller and William Frederick McIntire. Frederica Burlingame Jones and Willard H. Kitts. Nancy Froyt Smyth and Henry Miles Jr.. Christine Nichols and Lawrence J. Kitching. Emilie Donner and Eberhard J. Kiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Carpenter
Scarsdale
N. Y
Carpenter
Edith Lucy Develin
George Kine
William Harvey King
G& West
Signal Officers’ Reserve Corps
Charles D. Miller
Jersey City
Catherine Dorothea Miller
William Frederick McIntire
William T. McIntire
New York
Nancy Froyt Smyth
Henry Miles, Jr
Germantown
Smth
Miles
Princeton
Marine Reserve Corps
Charles J. Nichols
Summit
N. J
Christine N. Nichols
Tourence J. Kitcht
George H. Kitching
Kitching
Brooklyn
Nichola
Mr. Kitching
Portrait of Judge Lacombe Hung at Federal Court
A three quarter length portrait of ex Circuit Court Judge E Henry Lacombe painted by Carro Beckwith was presented by the city patent lawyers and hung yesterday in the Cit Court room of the Federal Building. Edmund Wetmore gave the presentation address as many Federal Court judges and prominent lawyers attended.
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Lacombe
Circuit Court
E. Henry Lacombe
Carro Beckwith
Cit
Federal Building
Edmund Wetmore
Federal Court
Consul Frost Arrives for Rest After Wartime Duties
American Consul Wesley Frost at Queenstown arrives with wife and daughter for rest after supervising Americans aboard eighty vessels sunk by German U boats. He plans to report ship sinkings to the State Department, then return to Berea Kentucky possibly to a less strenuous post in the South American republics. Also includes Archer G. Jones recount of New York sinking after hitting a mine off the British coast with passengers briefly sheltering at dinner before lifebelts and boats were deployed.
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Wesley Frost
Queenstown
State Department
Berea
Frost
Archer G. Jones
New York
Licenses for Auto Drivers Enacted by Governor Whitman
Governor Whitman signed the Kelly Cromwell bill requiring licensing for all motor vehicle operators in New York City. Private owners face no exam. licenses cost $1 from the Secretary of State. The secretary may suspend or revoke licenses after cases are heard, with monthly hearings planned in New York City. Law takes effect July 1. W M Scheftel Estate to Relatives. The will of Walter M Scheftel, stock exchange member, who shot himself May 25 at Lake Placid Club, disposes of over $100,000 among his sisters, brother, his brother’s sons, and Isidor Straus descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Kelly-Cromwell
New York
Secretary of State
W. M. Scheftel
Walter M. Scheftel
New York Stock Exchange
Lake Placid Club
Wollman & Wollman
Florence
Bache
Agnes
Agnes 8. Wittenberg, and Irene S Weil; His Brother, Edwin K. Scheftel
Herbert, A
Stuart Straus Scheftel
Herbert Scheftel
Isidor Straus
Notable Obituaries and Marital Announcements Across New York
Numerous obituaries mark the deaths of Anna Louise Stevenson Joseph Makr32 Charles W Johnson Lyman R Ingraham Sarah H Clark James T Cark Ester Waller Meindert Boon Geun Ger Taliyor Sylvanus Decker Amos Hemington Marion von Eulenburg Clarence Cathee Meigs W Brown S Mansfield Tester Ann Knapp George Judd George Allan Annie F Dwyer William Gossenz and others. The notices also record a wave of 1917 June weddings including Dodd Harris Edgerton Hughes Erskine Hull Luckenbach McTighe Monks Coxe Prager Klein Randle Ramsay Shepard Woodworth Ingersoll Hazard Dovey Herz Rosenthal Levin Morris Coakley Crean Meacham Squire McBurney Welsh McKeon Whyte Bundock Sullivan Sullivan Walker Hyde.
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Dodd—Harris
MS East
New York
Emaily Sayre Harris
H. J. Harris
US. S&s. Army
Treaired
Brank Courtenay Dodd
Philadelphia
Edgerton —Fischer
St. James's Lutheran Church
Edna Anna Fischer
Carl Fischer
Malcolm J. Edgerton
Hughes—Erskine
Holy Trinity Church
New York City
Helen Alexandra
Wallace Erskine
Harry Franklin Hughes
Hull—Luckenbach
Church of the Pilgrime
Brooklyn
Trev
James M. Sarrar
Richard Roberts
Dorothy N
Edward Luckenbach
Kenneth Duryee Hull
McTigh
St. Thomas's Church
Charles B. Hutchison
Christ Church, East Orange
Maria Maze
Gordon K. Dickinson
Jersey City
Thomas Rockwell Shepard
East Orange
Mrs May Huber Dies in Merrick Road Car Crash
Special to The New York Times from Wantagh Long Island June 7 Mrs May Huber wife of Charles H Huber of Asbury Park and a brewer’s partner was killed in a midnight crash on Merrick Road between Wantagh and Bellmore. Joan J Fanning escaped serious injury after her car struck their rear wheel and spun into a pole.
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New York Times
Wantagh
L. I
May Huber
Charlies H. Huber
Asbury Park
Bellmore
Joan J. Fanning
Carlton Avenue
Brooklyn
Fanning
Mrs. Huber
Bay Shore
Merrick Road
Huber
Marriage and Death Notices for The New York Times
Notices indicate marriage and death announcements intended for The New York Times submissions by telephone to 100u Bryant. The item notes a method for submitting civil status events to the paper.
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New York Times
Bryant
Jones and Oliver births noted in brief notices
A short birth notice reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Jones on June 3 in Brooklyn. A son named Oliver to Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver is noted with June 4 or 6 in West.
Marriage Transfers and Betrothal Notices in Local Society
Engaged. King and Nichols. Christine Nichols to Laurence J. Kitching. Major Snyder. Dorothy C. Snyder to Cedric A. Major. Beatrice Cohen to S. Barnes Solomon. Solomon 4. OmEn Beatrice 1. Cohen to S. Barnes Solomon.
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King
Carp
George King
Kitching
Died Archibald June 1017 funeral at residence
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with names such as Archibald Atkinson Barlow Curran Dwyer Elfers Elliott Faber Finckel Fowle and Guilfoyle. Funeral times and locations are given for Brooklyn and nearby towns including Calvary Cemetery Kensico Cemetery and All Saints Church.
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Archibald
Carson Gilmore
Henry V
William H Archibald
West Vnd St
Atkinson
Thomas
St. &J
Barlow
Edgar
Thaddeus
Mary Quick
Somers
N. Y
Kent BE
Brooklyn
Ivandell
Curran
Ing
John KE. Curran
Weat 4Th St
Paulist Fathers
S J
Columbus
Calvary Cemetery
Dwyer
Annie E
Francia A. Dwyer
Pacific St
St. Augustines Church
Sterling Place
Htrook
New Lutheran Cemetery
Elfers
John
Herman
Katherine Elfers
Central Park West
Elliot
Uniontestant
Baltimore
Stephen Habersham Elliott
Cavalry
Robert W.B. Elliott
Orange Road
Newton
Mase
James
Talas Parke
Glenidee
Lauiise
Inee Penny
Henry Herbert
Issin Funneral
Ward & Darby
Tinton
Kensico
Guilfoyle
Francis J
Obituaries and official notices from New Haven to New York
Death notices, funeral details, and a company board resolution are listed from June 1917 across New Haven and New York areas. Individuals named include Hartell, Hedden, Hess, Hoge, Kohler, Imhof, Johnson, Joseph, Keating, Knapp, Lemberg, Markham, Morrison, Muir, Oppenheim, Quaal, Quasdorf, Scott, Powers, Starr, with locations in Greenwich, Greenwood Cemetery, Mount Olivet, Ossining, and Manhattan addresses.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Hess
Euclid Halil
Broadway
Fannie
Mes
East 40Th St
New York City
John Hoge
Emil Kohler
Imhof
Fred
Pr. M
John Graham Chapel
Park Av
Tremont
Bronx
Johnson
Mount Vernon
N._Y
Charles W. Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Joseph
Moritz Joseph
S&ad
Cleveland
Ohio
Keating
Maud Scott Keating
Cletus Keating
Cornelius J. Scott
West
Holy Trinity Church
West Std St
Amsterdam Ay
Knapi
Hester A
Mount Olivet
Markham
Ossining
Fitza V. Markham
Frank ©. Markham
Samuel R
Cornelia A. Trowbridge
New York
Trinity Church
Morrison
Summit
N. J
Frances N. Morrigon
Mia
Frances I
Morrigon
White Plains
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Matilda
Qualdorf
Edna Dorothy Helmsoth
Herman Quasdorf
Lockwood
Yonkers
Lutheran
William Marsden Scott
Elizabeth Raynor
George Hobart Syrott
Kpowers
John Jesse
Pierrepont Sc
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gowers Starr
Filas
Obituary notices from Hempstead to Newark June 6 1917
A compilation of death notices and funeral services for numerous individuals across Hempstead New York and surrounding areas including Danbury Conn Jersey City Newark and New York City all dated June 6 1917. Entries name the deceased with ages and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. The list includes Anna Louisa Eve Vernon King Stevenson Margaret Stone and Marion Alethe von Ellenburg among many others with priorities given to church services and interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Tappan
N. J
Berthel Todd
von Ellenburg
Danbury Hospital
Danbury
Conn
Marion Alethe von Eulenburg
W. T Ga, Morton
Elisabeth Whitman Morton
Farmington
Winfield
Mt. Vernon
Rebecca M
Hervey B Winfield
Richard M. Winfield
Rich
Young
Alexandria
Campbell Building
Broadway
66Th St
Hebert A. Toung
Thenevia
Renn
Automobilist Involved In Fatal Crash Ties To Huber Case
Passer by took the motorist and the body of Mrs Huber to the home of Dr H C Holcombe in Bellmore. Mrs Huber’s remains were moved to Wilbur Southard Seaford undertakers by Coroner Neu. No license plate clue or ownership identified. Mrs Huber had lived at the Hotel McAlpin and planned to go to Asbury Park this week. her companion Mr Fanning was an old family friend. Mr Huber left Asbury Park for New York after learning of his wife’s death. he is the son of Otto Huber, Brooklyn brewer, heirs to a fortune.
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Clarence J. Garschina
Fifteenth Street
Brooklyn
Meigs W. Brown
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Heyward Street
Sar E. Mansfield
Francis Mansfield
Church of the Ascension
Andrew J. Valentine
Kent Street
152D Regiment of
New York Volunteers
Atherine Femnnis
Thomas Ennis
Williamsburs
Nestrand Avenue
Brooklyvn
Tuesda
New York
Avenur
Judd
Bank
George H Allan
Allan & Gray
Cardboard and Paper Deniers
Manhattan
Sumner Avenue
Allan
St. Brook George
Sgn
Annie FE. Dwyer
Francis A. Dwyer
Aroun Bhe
Norfolk County
End
William Gossenz
Cornelia Street
Huber
H. C. Holcombe
Bellmore
Wilbur Southard
Seaford
Neu
McAlpin
Asbury Park
Bologna University Honors President Wilson with Honorary Doctorate
Bologna University in Italy conferred an honorary doctorate on President Wilson. The ancient university, founded by Theodosius II in 40 A.D., announced the honor via Paris, detailing the ceremony and the historic prestige of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna University
Bologna
Italy
Paris
Wilson
Theodosius II
Riverdale Country School lays cornerstone at new building
George McAneny, chairman of Riverdale Country School, presided at the cornerstone laying at Riverdale-on-Hudson in Upper New York City. He urged providing superior facilities for current boys to face future war era challenges, following the school's tenth annual commencement in the grove beside the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McAneny
Riverdale Country School
Riverdale-on-Hudson
Upper
New York City
McAneny
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Debeverse
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Ten Singing Society
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Francis Rogers
West 34Th Street
Canada
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Miss Harrie
Philisse Donner
Miss Emilie Donner
Eberhard J. Kiley
Mr. Kley
South America
Consul Frost
Anna Louise Stevenson
A. Butler Duncan
Meadow Brook
Hempstead
Joseph Makr32
Cc. Wadsworth Johnson
Meindert Boon
Holand
Passaic
Marion Aletha von Eulenburg
T. B. Morton
Victor von Fulenbursc
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Southern Pacific Railway
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Velone
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Union Protestant Infirmary
Colonel Eliott
Robert Woodward Harnwell
A. de Shepard
Dickinson
Marie Maze
Frederick M. Shepard
Woodworth
Ingersoll
Grace Churen Chantry
Charlies Lewis Slattery
Coline Macrae
Colin Macrae Ingersoll
Stewart
Coakley—Crean
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Walter A. Cookie
Meacham
Bowden
Beatrice Bowden
Frederick Meacham
Squire McBurney
Margaret McBurney
Roy
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Agnes D. McKeon
Edward M Welsh
Whyte-Bundocck
Mabel Bundock
David Whyte E
Long Island
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Brewer
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Cheenwich Av
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Ridgewood Ay
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Foster
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Greene Av
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Ross St
Monahan
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Mauser
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15Th St
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Hadden —Keather
Jerny City
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Clifton Av
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Hoboken
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Farley
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Long Island City
Schromm
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Astoria
Riverdale School
Erie Railroad
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Susquehanna, Pa
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Harlem ci Co
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America
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Murray Tithi
Woodlawn
Harlem
East 2Nd St
Eale
Russia
Oil Crain
Wm. A. White & Sons
Colaz ‘Street
Washingtona
Pete
Washington Mie Co
Nashville, Tenn
Packard
Westinghouse
Ellis Motor Car Company
Central Ave
N. 4
Pierce Arrow Dietributors
Joffre
Viviani—Balfour
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