Platt Defends Quigg as County Leader Amid Conference
Senator Platt publicly endorses Gen. Francis V. Greene for President of the County Committee. A Fifth Avenue Hotel meeting with Roosevelt and Odell shapes new leadership, while Quigg’s fate remains tied to reorganization. Roosevelt speech hints at preparations for Philadelphia convention. discussions include Ten Eyck as Executive Committee chair and potential Vice Presidential options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Thomas c. Platt
Theodore Roosevelt
B. B. Odell, Jr
Republican State Committee
National
Frederick S. Gibbs
Francis Vinton Greene
Platt
Roosevelt
Odell
Republican County Committee
Gov
Concord
N. H
Douglas Robinson
Senator Platt
Gen. Greene
Aqueduct
Willam H. Ten Eyck
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Oyster Bay
Albany
F. S. Gibbs
Long Island Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirtyfourth Street
Gibbs
Jerry
Greater
New York
F Eurly
Lemuel E. Quigg
Quigg
Woodruff
Andrew D. White
Francis V. Greene
President McKinley
Frank Hiscock
F. D. Hendricks
William N. Cohen
John R. Hazel
Buffalo
United States District Court
Mr. Hazel
Coogan Plans Western Trip and DNC Donation Details
Manhattan borough president James J. Coogan reportedly intends a Western trip next week and may visit William Jennings Bryan before returning. He supposedly would bring a certified check for his $100,000 campaign contribution and has arranged to be away from his office for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Coogan
Manhattan
Democratic National Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Coogan
President will stay in Washington after convention
The President will remain in Washington until after the National Republican Convention in Philadelphia on June 19 and will not undertake the California trip this summer. Politically active groups planned brief visits to the White House, influencing timing of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canton
Philadelphia
White House
California
Colorado Democrats decide Arapahoe County contest
After two days in convention and an all night Credentials Committee session, the Colorado Democratic State Committee voted to throw out both Arapahoe County delegations. The convention adjourned within an hour. Delegations were led by Gov. c. &.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Arapahoe County
Democratic State Committee
Gov. c
Delegates Named to Kansas City Convention
Thomas J. Maloney and Thomas Maloney were named delegates at large to the Kansas City Convention as A. T. Gunnell of Colorado Springs and Charles Henkel of Pueblo also joined. They were instructed to push for William Jennings Bryan’s presidential nomination and to reaffirm the Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Thomas J. Maloney
County Central Committee
Kansas City
A. T. Gunnell
Colorado Springs
Charles Henkel
Pueblo
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Socialists Debate Delegates At De Leon Convention
The Socialist Labor Party convention led by Henry Carness and William Bills Barrow debated seating a U S delegate at the Paris International Socialist Congress. Daniel De Leon forced a rule in favor of separating the party’s delegate from any impure delegation, then the session adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist-Labor Party
Daniel de Leon
Henry Carness
Jersey City
William Billsbarrow
St. Louis
International Socialist Congress
Paris
Thomas Lawry
Socialist Labor Party Convention
Congress
Europe
Social Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Labor Party Nominates Full State Ticket
Thirty three members at the State Convention at 6 Reade Street nominated a full slate for New York State offices. Hugo Voght of New York chaired the meeting with A C Keane of Kings County as secretary. Charles H Corrigan of Syracuse won the gubernatorial nomination with twelve votes. Other nominees include L A Armstrong for Lieutenant Governor Joseph H Sweeney for Secretary of State J E Alexander for Treasurer Eustis Ebert for Attorney General A S Brown for Controller John E Wallace for Engineer and Surveyor and Presidential Electors W C House of Auburn and Peter Fiebegert of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist- Labor Party
New York
Reade Street
Hugo Voght
A. C. Keane
Kings County
Charles H. Corrigan
Syracuse
L. A. ‘Armstrong
Buffalo
Joseph H. Sweeney
Westchester
J. E. Alexander
Albany
Eustis Ebert
A.S. Brown
John E. Wallace
Troy
W. C. House
Auburn
Peter Fiebegert
Kerens Discusses Possible Republican Ticket
R G C Kerens of St. Louis Republican National Committeeman says Senator William B. Allison of Iowa is strongly urged for Vice President. He notes Roosevelt and Bliss unlikely candidates and favors a Western pick, with the Oregon result boosting Republican prospects in the West. He also mentions Ty Chauncey I Filley and Missouri party influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. GC. Kerens
St. Louis
Missouri
Waldorf-Astoria
William B. Allison
Iowa
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Cornelius N. Bliss
T. L. Woodruff
West
Oregon
Ty Chauncey I. Filley
Mr. Kerens
Filley
Thomas C. Platt
Tomlinson F Johnson Nominated for Congress
Savannah Republican leaders nominate Tomlinson F Johnson as candidate for Congress from Georgia First District. Johnson, serving as Collector of Customs at Savannah under five presidents, receives the party’s backing in a historic cross party career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tomlinson F. Johnson
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
Georgia
City to seek garbage disposal plant proposals
Captain F M Gibson announces plans to advertise for a new garbage destruction plant to replace Barren Island works within a year under a recent law. The specs will be broad to invite all processes. Horsfall Company has proposed cremation methods for Liverpool and Leeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Gibson
Barren Island
Horsfall Company
Liverpool
Leeds
Gibson
Manhattan
New York Sanitary Utilization Company
Brooklyn
Crawford & Co
John McCarty
James Shevlin
Picked Up Pickaninnies: Lost Children Reunited With Parents
Police in East Fifty first Street found Arthur Hobson and Virginia Cole, both dark skinned, wandering after a long day. The children performed cake walking and singing for 59 cents, then a second car ride earned 29 cents, before Miss Dora Carmothy located their parents at Police Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hobson
Virginia Cole
Arthur
West Forty-fourth Street
East Fifty-first Street
Dora Carmothy
East
Virginny
Gedney
Houston Street
Miss Carmothy
Child Drowns in Newark Washtub Incident
Alfred B. Smith eighteen months old fell into a washtub at 66 Adams Street while his mother did housework on an upper floor. He drowned in the dwelling in Newark New Jersey this afternoon according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Alfred B. Smith
Adams Street
Ashbridge replies to Wanamaker affair amid protests
Mayor Ashbridge publishes a reply to the Citizens Committee over the English Wanamaker episode. He denies Director English acted as a public official and says the complaint rests on a mistaken premise. He urges no resignation and defends his and city employees’ rights to fair criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Citizens’ Committee
Board of Trade
The
Trades League
the Commercial Exchange
Manufacturers’ Club
English
Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Director English
Mr. English
Director of Public Safety
Feigned cripple beggar arrested in Harlem court
Detective Enright nabbed Henry Miller, 26, of 316 East One Hundred Seventh Street, after posing with bandaged eyes and a crippled arm. Doctors cleared him. he confessed to three weeks of deception and was committed for six months in default of 500 dollars bond. Police suspect an organized beggar ring involving a trainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective Enright
West
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Enright
Mount Sinai Hospital
Dr. Addams
Manhattan Hospital
Henry Miller
East One Hundred and Seventh Street
Miller
Highth Avenue
Harlem
Meade
Rochester's Mystery Uncovered by Platt Street Cave In
At seven this morning a subterranean rumble and dust cloud on Platt Street revealed a forty foot by sixty foot cave where the road and bridge approach disappeared. No injuries reported though several people escaped narrowly. Traffic on the bridge halted while residents puzzle over the cause potentially river-undermining years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Rochester
Platt Street
Gardiner Defends Grand Jury Rules in New York
District Attorney Asa Bird Gardiner states there was no Judges meeting over Grand Jury procedures and affirms a March rule limiting Magistrates' complaints to the Clerk of the Court while prohibiting the Warden of the Grand Jury from entering the Grand Jury room during indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Col. Gardiner
Court of General Sessions
Grand Jury
Justice Fursman
Supreme Court
Goff
Fourth Department
McMahon
Asa Bird Gardiner
Society notes of travel and summer plans across New York
The society column details preparations for the Southampton season with cottages of Mrs Henry G Trevor and others, plus star travelers leaving from New York for Katonah and Murray Bay. It lists sailing plans on the Good Times and Etruria, bar Harbor arrivals, and notable arrivals including Vanderbilt and Delaplaine names, with Bar Harbor and Canadian clubs highlighted.
Potter family travels to Paris for Exposition visit
James Brown Potter and daughter Miss Fifi Potter leave Newport for Paris to attend the exposition and will return later in the season. Lord Pauncefote and the British Legation will not spend the season here. George Gordon King and Robert Sedgwick arrive for the season at their cottages. Cozy Nook is leased for the summer and other Newport households announce arrangements and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
James Brown Potter
Fifi Potter
Paris
Lord Pauncefote
Legation
George Gordon King
Robert Sedgwick
Yacht Club Commodore Leads Season on Newport
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard of the New York Yacht Club begins the season. Zabriskie returns from New Ark. Miss Georgiana G. King arrives at Satterlee cottage. Mrs. James A. Swan hosts Sir Galahad Club dinner and dance at Trinity Church. Margaret Morris rents Stevens cottage for the season. Whitwell siblings arrive at Berkeley Avenue cottage. Alonzo Potter, son of Bishop Potter, arrives. Paul D Haulte and Rear Commodore Co L F Robinson return from New York. T B Stark of Philadelphia arrives at Jamestown cottage. Dr R V Mattison of Philadelphia arrives at Bushy Park for the season. New arrivals at Aquidneck include Miss M L Slide Miss H McCracking and J G Hamilton. Casino registers include M L Wood F A Weiner and F W Kellogg US Navy and H G Hamlet US Railway Mail Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yacht Club
Zabriskie
Newark
Georgiana G. King
Satterlee Cottage
James A. Swan
Sir Galahad Club
Trinit Church
Margaret Morris
New York
Stevens
Berkeley Avenue
S. Horatio Whitwell
Miss Whitwell
Boston
Whitwell
Alonzo Potter
Bishop Potter
Paul D’hauteville
L. F. Robinson
T. B. Stark
Philadelphia
Jamestown
R. V. Mattison
Bushy Park
Aquidneck
M. L. Slide
H. McCracking
Seaerence
J. G. Hamilton
Samuel E. Huntington
George L. Rives
Austin Flint, Jr
M. L. Wood
F. A. Weiner
F. W. Kellogg
United States Navy
H. G. Hamlet
United States Railway Mail Service
Newport Kat Bote Klub Reorganized in Newport Rhode Island
The Newport Kat Bote Klub reorganized at the Newport Reading Room with Hermann Oelrichs presiding. New by laws include honoring Spain War veterans and using launches with Carrie as the flagship. Capt. French BE Chadwick elected as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Newport Kat Bote Klub
Hermann Oelrichs
Klub
Spain
Carrie
United States Navy
German Ambassador hosts dinner for Princess Aribert in Washington
Herr von Holle ben, the German Ambassador, hosts a dinner honoring Princess Aribert. Attending are British Ambassador Lord Pauncefote and Lady Pauncefote, French Ambassador Cambon, Fraulein von Chappins, Audrey Pauncefote, Representative and Mrs. Hitt, Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale, Mr. Seckendorf, and Mr. Norman. The Princess will extend her visit to Sunday and travels as the Countess of Munsterberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Herr von Holleben
Aribert
Lord Pauncefote
Lady Pauncefote
Cambon
Fraulein von Chappins
Audrey Pauncefote
Hitt
Harriet Blaine Beale
Seckendorf
Seckendorf, and Mr. Norman
Countess of
Munsterberg
Loveland Bond Wedding in Morristown N J
Charles N. Loveland and Miss Mabel Huidekoper Bond wed in Morristown New Jersey on Thursday with Rev. Dr. Hodge officiating. A message error misnamed them Lockwood and Pond. The couple, now Mr. and Mrs. Loveland, reside in Stockbridge Massachusetts and plan a yearlong Europe voyage starting next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Loveland
Mabel Huidekoper Bond
Morristown
N. J
Hodge
Wilkesbarre
TIMES
Lockwood and Pond
Desertion Charge Sparks Arrest in Harden County Farmer
Henry Gray, a Harden County Ohio farmer, was arrested at the Twenty third Street ferry on a warrant from his wife Norah Gray charging desertion of their three children. He was jailed at East One Hundred Fourth Street Station after returning to New York City. Mrs. Gray had learned he bought a farm in Harden County and planned to reunite, urging him to come home while seeking support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gray
Harden County
Ohio
Twentythird Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norah Gray
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Gray
John J. Adams
Deserter Turned Thief Sells Fort Slocum Horse
Henry S. Kimbel of Battery L Seventh Artillery deserted from Fort Slocum after a leave expired. He appeared in New Rochelle posing as an orderly and obtained a horse from Huguenot Livery Stables, selling it for 15 dollars before it was recovered. Fort Slocum and army authorities pursue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
Henry S. Kimbel
Seventh Artillery
Fort Slocum
Farley
Kimbel
Three Ohio Miners Die in Glouster Mine Blast
An explosion trapped about two hundred miners at Mine No 2 in Glouster Ohio All were rescued by night except Evan Joseph John McClelland and Aaron Swanson who were killed Their bodies likely cannot be recovered as the mine remains on fire The three men were assigned to oversee nighttime safety for the coming shift
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ohio
Evan Joseph
John McClelland
Aaron Swanson
Acid Thrower Arrested in Waterford Murder Case
Detective McNaught traced and arrested Mrs. Ann Ryan in Waterford New York for the murder of Mrs. McCarthy who died after a carbolic acid attack that blinded her. Ryan, once deserted by her husband who associated with Mrs. McCarthy, faced first degree murder charges after a coroner’s jury inquiry and grand jury indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught
Waterford
N. Y
Ann Ryan
Pritchard Accused in Fiendish Double Attack in L Orde Parish
Noah Pritchard, a Black man, fatally harmed Ralph Marler in L Orde Louisiana, then fired on Marler’s family and a bystander before fleeing across the river. Vengeful mobs form while white residents plan a mass meeting to decide capture and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lordell
Noah Pritchard
Ralph Marler
Marler
Pritchard
Pritce
Admiral Dewey Welcomed Warmly in Detroit
Admiral Dewey arrives to a packed Detroit with a rainy morning turning clear before his 2 PM arrival. He is feted by Mayor Maybury, the Fellowcraft Club, and civic leaders, with a reception, dinner, and planned naval and land parades to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Wyandotte
Fellowcraft Club
Maybury
Deweys
Michigan Central
Russell House
Fourteenth Infantry
Marines
William Livingstone
Plant Will Case Ruling on Jurors and Residency Question
In the Plant will suit equity case Mrs Margaret J Plant seeks probate of Henry Brad ley Plant s will arguing residence in New York while defendants claim Connecticut. The appellate division upheld the denial of jury framing showing equity courts may decide trial method. The last codicil was made in New Haven Connecticut and Plant s annuity of 20000 is contested under New York law regarding survivorship and two lives in being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Margaret J. Plant
Trustes
Henry Bradley Plant
New York
Connecticut
Ingraham
Plant
Lynde Harrison
New Haven
Conn
Tilden Will Case Modifies Lower Court Judgment
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court alters the lower court ruling in the Tilden estate dispute. Executors may sell bonds and reinvest proceeds, and the legacy of Marie Celeste Stauffer Eastwick is exempt from trustee commissions. Justice Ingraham writes the majority. Justice McLaughlin dissents on bond sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John Bigelow
Samuel J. Tilden
George H. Tilden
Marie Celeste Stauffer Eastwick
Tilden
Ingraham
McLaughlin
Death by own action of Charles J. J. Baaesel
Charles J. J. Baaesel a 35 year old salesman for Haake and Baaesel ship chandlers was found dead in a Clarendon Hotel Brooklyn room. He apparently poisoned himself after writing six letters including ones to his wife and mother. A coffee cup morphine vial and empty capsules were found beside him. His employer Haake could offer no motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. J. Baaesel
Haake & Baaesel
Rector Street
Manhattan
Clarendon Hotel
Washington
Johnson Streets
Brooklyn
Baaesel
Mr. Haake
Antwerp
Badesel
Baasel
Riots Erupt as Car Strike Grips Hanover
Berlin reports violent unrest in Hanover as the car strike spirals out of control. Police failed to quell the crowds. military detachments were deployed to clear the streets. Numerous arrests and many injuries, with about half severely wounded, are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hanover
Obituary Notes for Manning and Nutt in Brooklyn Jersey City
Michael C Manning died at his home 225 Summit Avenue Jersey City from apoplexy. Born in Sligo Ireland 1822 he came to America as a boy and was Civil War veteran. He leaves three sons headed by James D Manning a lawyer. Furman Thorn Nutt hatter of Brooklyn died at 114 Prospect Place Brooklyn last Thursday born Princeton 1836. He established a Fulton Street hat shop landmark for 39 years and leaves a mother wife three sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. Manning
Summit Avenue
Jersey City
Mr. Manning
Sligo
Ireland
Pitt Street
New York
James D. Manning
Fuirman Thorn Nutt
Brooklyn
Prospect Place
Princeton
Pierrepont
Fulton Streets
Porto Rican Loses $200 in Street Car
Francisco Escandlo a Porto Rican resident at Hotel Morro 116 West Fourteenth Street reported to Sergi Burns at West Thirtieth Street Station that he lost a pocketbook containing 200 in fifty-dollar bills on a Sixth Avenue trolley between Twenty third and Fourteenth streets. Escanolo says he was the only passenger and reported the loss after leaving the car and station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Escandlo
Morro
West
Fourteenth Street
Sergi
Burns
Fiftieth Street
Fort Scott editor J M Anthony dies of heart disease
Fort Scott Kansas June 8 J M Anthony brother of Susan B Anthony and Col R D Anthony editor of The Leavenworth Times dropped dead from heart disease today after years as a prominent Fort Scott business man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
J. M. Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Col
R. D. Anthony
The
Leavenworth Times
Fort Co
Clever ad promotion for Greve's Ointment and Parker's Hair Balsam
An old style business notice urges homes to use Greve's Ointment for skin troubles and Parker's Hair Balsam as essential hair care, signaling widespread product advertising in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greve
C. Parker
Married Notices for Emily Jackson Prince and Cecilia Helen Herriman
Two society announcements record June 1900 marriages. Emily Jackson, daughter of Mrs. Charles Cowper Jackson, wed Arthur Dickson Prince of New York at All Angels Church. Cecilia Helen Herriman of 65 East 54th Street married Frank L. Stott of Stottville, N Y, at St Mark's Bouwerie with clergy from Stottville and Batten officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince—Jackson
All Angels’ Church
de Lancey Townsend
Emily Jackson
Charles Cowper Jackson
Arthur Dickson Prince
New York
Stott—Herriman
St. Mark's
Bouwerie
Mr. Brown-Sermon
Stottville
N. Y
Death notices and funeral rites listed for June deaths
Obituaries announce the deaths of Louisa M. Abeel Gertrude Gold Farwell Mary E. Hawley Furman Thorn Nutt Harriet Eleanor Baldwin Walden George W. Wingfield with funeral times locations and interment details across New York and New Jersey areas. Families: Beckwith Farwell Johnston Nutt Walden Wingfield. Public notices request copies in several North Carolina papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Johnston
Mary E. Hawley
J. A. Johnston
Samuel W. Hawey
West 25Th St
Brooklyn
Furman Thorn Nutt
Prospect Place
Walden
N. Y
Harriet Eleanor Baldwin Walden
Schuyler Walden
Oran S. Baldwin
Wilmington
Fayettville
Raleigh
N. C
Wingfield
George W. Winefield
Madison Av
Montclair
N. J
Barclay and Christopher Sts
Milford
Conn
Kensico Cemetery Private Harlem Railroad Station
Private station Harlem Railroad offers 43 minute ride from Grand Central Depot with office at 16 East 42nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensico Cemetery
Harlem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
List of residents with addresses and hospital affiliations
A dense roster shows individuals named with street addresses and hospital associations. Names include Anne Arrand Joseph M. Bishop Alice Boulton Gevorge Browne Delia Bulled Sarah Belknap Rachela Bastella Bridget Cullen Catharine Connolly William Crittenden Ellen Cushin Tony San Domasio Patrick Daly John Dalton Edmund Doyle Joseph Eldridge Florence Fransen Erdella Fagan Mary Fischer Poverty William Fredenberger Anna Geering Modesto Grucci Catharine Gibson Mary Hartrom John Hairland Margaretha Heiselmann Charles Higgins George Hopecraft Anne Howard Theresa Isaacson George Joyce John Laninger Gaetana Langone Howard Maurwell William Mahoney Josiah Marshall Alice Masters Angelino Mignone C A Monteglegr i Milly Mercurio John McCormack Kate Needham Furman Nutt Harry Palmer Anthony Pope Rosalina Pacella William Pelletreau Mamie Pinder Robert Roberts Lena Riehl Caroline Ringes Minnie Schultz Harriet Simonson Katrina Schley Libi Stern Jacob Schmidt Jacob Schmidt Brooklyn Hospital Michael Schultz Jennie Staplehorn Dorothy Seiler John Smith Richard Storrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrand
Anne
St. Peter’s Hosp
Bishop
Joseph M
Myrtle
Boulton
Alice
Nevins St
Browne
Gevorge J
Bulled
Delia
Belknap
Sarah M
Clinton St
Bastella
Rachela
Cullen
Tony
Kings Co
Pulaski
Fields
Erdella
Dean St
Fagan
Mary E
State
Fischer
Edward
Kings Co. Hosp
Poverty
William
Union
Fredenberger
Anna M
Hancock St
Geering
Anna
10Th St
Mahoney
William J
State St
Marshall
Josiah
Madison St
Masters
Alice L
Pacific St
Mignone
Angelino
Mercurio
Milly
N. Portland
McCormack
John
St Mark's Allis
McDermott
Kate
Needham
William I
Court St
Nutt, Furman T
Prospect Place
Palmer, Harry
Pope
Anthony
Pacella
Rosalina
Huron St
Staplehorn
Jennie
Sumner Wascue
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Dent
Greene
MR. Coogan
McKinley
Colorado Democrats
Bryan
de Leon
Socialists
Kerens
Rochester’s
Col. Gardiner Explains
Southampton
Henry G. Trevor
George R. Schieffelin
James L. Breese
Polo
Bryn Mawr
Devon Inn
George Gould
Lawrence Waterbury
William C. Eustis
William Jay
Katonah
Stuyvesant Fish
Miss Sherman
Mr. Gooch
W. H. Barnard
Lee Clark
Marcus Daly
M. L. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Frank H. Platt
Randolph Baldwin
William Duke
Duke
Alfred Haines
Fretoria
Charles Heber Clarke
W. S. de Cam
de Camp
Agnes Repplier
WV. K. Chisholm
Clifton Chisholm
Dana
Astoria
Glasgow
Donald 8. McKay
Calvin Clark
Frederick McKee
Frederick F. Ayer
Henry S. Ayer
Fiftyseventh Street
Nicholas F. Palmer
Port Chester
di Zerega
Murray Bay
Robert T. Lincoln
Deal Beach
Thomas A. Edison
Llewellyn Park
Frederick Jernochan
Highlands
Navesink
John Sloane
Evelyn Sloane
William Sloane
Lenox
Mrs. Sloane
Frederick Vanderbilt
H. Meek. Twombly
Misses Twombly
Etruria
W. W. Atterbury
Spencer Aldrich
Louise D. Aldrich
Co. M. Bishop
Edgar Halstead
Honolulu
Arthur H. Lee
Lee
J. A. Crawford
D. N. Edwards
Cyrus H. McCormick
Edith Tilgh
Hamburg-American Line
Columbia
Hamburg
Cherbourg
James Allison Barnes
A. Chapin
Harold F. McCormick
Thomas Howard
W.W. A. Lecompte
M. B. Wilson
William R. Travers
Woodbury Kane
George Pollock
Canada
Roberval
Lake St. John
Triton Club
Quebec
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Lispenard Stewart
Reginald Brooks
Lanfear Norrie
Vermillion River
Lake Edward
Quebec and
Adirondacks
Burton N. Harrison
Francis Burton Harrison
Tuxedo
Mary Crocker
Bar Harbor
Sea Urchins
Maude Fortescue
Robert B. Roosevelt
Ernest Wilhelm Sutton-Pickhardt
Grace Church
Charles Carroll Jackson
William Osborne Baker
Baker
St. Xavier’s
William Baker
Alexander van Nest
Miss van Nest
Richard Gambrill
Edmund L. Baylies
Touraine
Mediterranean
the News OF Newport
Loveland—Bond
Husband
Bronx
Alsers
Henry
Vate St
Bornstein
Smithe
Stanton
Bannister
Wiliam H
Crocherm
Mary
Cole
Wentworth T
Callahan
Greenwich St
Donohue
Catharine Si Drugart
Josephine
West Hobo
Ken
Rene Darby
Margaret
Dudley
Sarah J
Convent
Duffy
Ellen
Avenue C
J. U Fuch
Aaron
Lewis St
Ab Fink
Funke
Heinrich
Finerty
Catherine E
Grimshaw Flora
Graves
Rosabelle
Glaser Nettie
Forsyth St
Gerstel
Charlie
Lewis
Weeene Hancock
Francis G
Atlanta
Higgins
Ogg
Isabella
A. Hablinsky
Essex St
Howarth
Maria
Hosmer
Hagan Elizabeth
E. Stith
Heinlein
Christopher
Bernard
Johnston Mary
Kerstein
Paul G
Kehor
Patrick
Loewenberg
Joseph
Tslanagan
Montgomery
Maggie
Moran
Harold
Marino
Giuseppe
Elizabeth
Morrison
McCabe
Peter
Frieda
Quaranta
Maria A
Rothschild
Esther
Romero
Philip
Cornelia
Smejkol
Frank
Smith
Ann
Schadt
Schuler
Minnie
Slevin
Walter T
W. Sith
Spiegel
Osias
Orchard St
SY Sullivan
Abbie
Horatio
Esterbrooks
Falcon
Esterbrook Falcon
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co
Camden
N.J
John St
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