Indemnity Dispute Shapes Allied Indemnity Plan
Peking reports United States favors a 450,000,000 tael gold-denominated indemnity despite silver fluctuations. Ministers of foreign powers review pro rata reductions and finalize distribution terms for Boxer uprising indemnity, with Britain ready to participate and Japan cautious pending instructions.
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Peking
China
United States
Conger
Tien- Tsin
Japan
Great Britain
Sir Ernest Satow
Komura Yataro
Berlin
Mumm von Schwarz- Wenstein
Fairfax Sailed to Attend King’s Coronation
Albert Kirby Fairfax, who sailed yesterday on the Etruria, has been ordered by King Edward to attend the coronation. He is the Twelfth Baron Fairfax of Cameron, a member of a long Virginia owning Fairfax family with a tied history to George Washington and a lineage spanning clergymen, farmers, and a Wall Street businessman.
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Etruria
Edward
Mr Fairfax
Baron Fairfax of Cameron
Fairfaxes
Charles I
Thomas
Virginia
George Washington
Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
California
House of Delegates
John Coutee Fairfax
Lord Farfax
Wall Street
Union Club
East Forty-fifth Street
Defeat Forces Lodge to Accept Long as State Convention Chair
In Boston on June 14 anti machine leaders pressed Senator Lodge to consent to Joan D. Long as Chairman of the Republican State Convention. Lodge preferred Michael J. Murray, but Lt. Gov. John L. Bates demanded Long’s nomination or a convention floor fight. Lodge’s control faltered as Bates opposed his choice and Gen. Guild sought Lodge’s backing for second place, which Lodge reportedly refused.
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Boston
Mass
Senator Lodge
Joan D. Long
Michael J. Murray
Goy
John L. Bates
Lodge
Long
Bates
Murray
Guild
Box trust to absorb Howe’s Mill Lumber in Hubbardston
The Colonial Box Company plans to absorb Howe's Mill Lumber Company of Hubbardston. George H. Davis, president of Howe's, confirms the takeover will occur shortly. Howe's Mill, established 1895, is a stock corporation.
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Worcester
Mass
the Box Trust
The
Colonial Box Company
Howe's Mill Lumber Company
Hubbardston
George H. Davis
Howe Company
Colonial Box Trust
Howe's
Granite Industry Troubled by Labor Unrest in Hancock County
In Hancock County Maine the granite industry around Bluehill East Bluehill and Stonington suffers labor strife as cutters and quarrymen strike for better hours and wages. Italians and Finns fill quarry roles while contractors ship rough or cut stone to New York. Employers deem unions unreasonable and plan to operate non union going forward.
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Bangor
Hancock County
Bluehill
East Bluehill
Stonington
New York
Social life at Tuxedo reveals lively club dinners and guests
Tuxedo Park NY June 14 special report notes a busy week end with large dinners at the club hosted by the Mortimers Gibson Haggins and others. Lists several arrivals and visitors at cottages and West Point centennial attendance plus a piano recital by Miss Hattie Scholder at the clubhouse.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
West Point
Richard Mortimers
G. Rutledge Gibsons
J. B. Haggins
Price Collier
T. G. Condon
William R. Garrison
George H. Hull
Alfred Seton, Jr
Dwayne
E. W. Dodd
Thomas P. Fowler
Charles E. Sampson
George Rutledge Gibson
John C. Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Andrew Simonds
Charleston
George Huntington Hall
Baron de Roth Jacob
Monsieur de Billy
Paris
Mme. Bonaparte
Washington
Mason Jones Cottage
J. Russell Soley
George Lorillard Ronalds
West Lake Road
Charles Hoffman
J. van Vethren Olcott
H. M. Tilford
Greenough
Gloucester
Pierre Lorillard
Granville Kane
Miss Kane
Herman Vogel
Hattie Scholder
Coon to Wed Miss Coss at Springville
Saratoga N Y June 14 Frank Wells Coon of Troy entertained friends at a bachelor dinner tonight. On Saturday he will marry Miss Helen Coss of Springville Erie County. They will reside in Mount Vernon N Y. The bridegroom elect is son of D W Coon of Troy.
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Saratoga
N. Y
United States
Frank Wells Coon
Troy
Springville
Erie County
Helen Coss
Mount Vernon
D. W. Coon
Miss Hull Burnett Weds Wesley Skillman in Washington Ceremony
Miss Fannie Hull Burnett married Wesley Middleton Skillman of Washington DC on a Wednesday evening at her aunt Mrs. War man’s residence 159 West Seventy eighth Street. The ceremony was attended by Grace Burnett maid of honor and a reception followed with guests including Mrs. Walter Squires and the Hollisters among others.
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Fannie Hull Burnett
Wesley Middleton Skillman
Washington, D. C
Thomas E. Warman
West
Seventy-eighth Street
Grace Northal Burnett
Walter Squires
Arthur
William
Hollister
A. C. Wilmerding
Serre
Mrs James hosts Morristown garden party for new rose houses
Mrs D Willis James gave a large garden party at her Summer home on Madison Avenue Morristown to showcase the new rose and tea houses. The rose house displays rare bushes in full bloom with pink and deep red roses some measuring about six inches. The lawns were decorated with seats small tables and Japanese silk hangings.
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Morristown
N. J
D. Willis James
Madison Avenue
Madison
James
Papermakers Strike Ended at Three Mills
The International Paper Company strike by workers at Fort Edward Glens Falls and Palmer in New York has been settled. Mills will restart Monday morning. Company officials had indicated an amicable understanding and now a written agreement is reported.
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Sandy Hill
N. Y
International Paper Company
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Palmer
Mother's Wits Save Child on New Jersey Train
In Dunellen New Jersey a mother Mrs Drusilla Carrington of Bloomsburg used quick thinking to save her daughter from being dashed from a train window near Lincoln The child leaned out as the train rounded a curve and fell forward The mother grabbed the child by the leg and held her while passengers helped pull her back through the window The mother fainted after the rescue
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New York Times
Dunellen
N. J
Drusilla Carrington
Bloomsburg
New Jersey Central Railroad
Lincoln
Pelee's Effects Felt Across Pennsylvania After Martinique Quake
Col H C Demming of the US Geological Survey reports higher elevations in PA than previously recorded. Measurements at Honeybrook Columbia Gettysburg Newville and Harrisburg show increases from two inches to over twenty four inches, suggesting seismic disturbances from Martinique and southeastward events influence the region.
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H. C. Demming
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
United States
Honeybrook
Chester County
Columbia
Lancaster County
Gettysburg
Adams County
Newville
Cumberland County
Dauphin County
Catholic Colleges to Convene in Chicago July 9 and 10
The fourth annual convention of the Association of Catholic Colleges in the United States will be held in Chicago on July 9 and 10. Papers will be read by The Right Rev John Quirk president of Loyola College and The Rev John Poland S J St Xavier College Cincinnati with The Very Rev B Verheyn Prior of St Benedict's College Atchison Kan and The Right Rev Thomas J Conaty president of the Catholic University in Washington among others.
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Association of Catholic Colleges
United States
John Quirk
Loyola Colee
John M. Reiner
Will
John Poland
Society of Jesus
St. Xavier College
Cincinnati
B. Verheyn
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Kan
Thomas J. Conaty
Catholic University At
Washington
Silver services for Magistrate Zeller cited in Harlem
City Magistrate Lorenz Peller marked twenty five years of marriage with a celebration in Harlem. He then received a call from Harlem Police Court to go to the Tombs where officials presented him a silver service of fifty one pieces in a case as a gift.
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Harlem
Zeller
Madison Avenue
Tombs
Philip Bloch
Zeller Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Presented to Mr and Mrs Lorenz Zeller on their twenty fifth anniversary at the Fifth District City Magistrate's Court.
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Mrs. Lorenz Zeller
Silver Gifts At Magistrate's Wedding Reception
At the Magistrate's house a 303 piece silver service was presented by Percival E. Nagle Thomas Lloyd Alderman James Owen William Newman Frank S. Price and Henry Freeman A second 100 piece service came from the Liquor Dealers Association A silver loving cup was given by the Harlem Independent Schuetzen Corps of which Magistrate Zeller is President The Schuetzen Corps 150 strong under Capt Ernest Medersohn marched and serenaded the couple Delegates from Liederkranz Arion Eureka Lodge F and A M and the Cannstaedter Volks fest attended the event
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Percival E. Nagle
Thomas Lloyd
Alderman James Owen
William Newman
Frank S. Price
Henry Freeman
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Harlem
Schuetzen Corps
Magistrate Zeller
Ernest Med
Pelée Eruption Reported By L Aigle Near Dominica
The French revenue cutter L Aigle reports Mont Pelée eruption near St Pierre Martinique at 2 am with volcanic ash on deck ten miles away. Potomac arrives Guadeloupe from Martinique. crews note quiet conditions there on June 12 and reporters plan another crater visit. Consul Ayme, aboard Fontabelle, ships to New York via St Croix and will go to San Juan.
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Island of
Dominica
L’aigle
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Martinique
Mont Pelée
Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
United States
Potomac
Fort de France
ST. Thomas
San Juan
Porto Rico
St. Croix
Louis H. Ayme
Quebec Line
Fontabelle
Ayme
New York
Woman's Body Petrified in Old Norton Grave
Bangor reports that workers at the Norton homestead in Vinal Haven found Mrs Norton's coffin unusually preserved after a year. The corpse was discovered petrified with the features and form nearly intact, prompting astonishment among those who moved the remains.
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Bangor
Old Norton
Vinal Haven
Ean Norton
Miss Roosevelt Visits Boston Racing Day
Miss Alice Roosevelt quietly attends the Country Club races in Boston to visit relatives before joining her family at Oyster Bay. She appears unostentatiously and is the center of attention on the clubhouse lawn as she watches the course in simple attire.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Alice Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Miss Roosevelt
New Jersey Tax Schedule Details Corporate Levies
The State Board of Assessors filed the first schedule of taxes on New Jersey corporations with the State Controller. It covers 4 648 companies totaling 1 960 874 11 in annual taxes. United States Steel tops at 54 669, others include Carnegie 11 750 Amalgamated Copper 11 500 and United States Copper 10 008. Prudential Insurance Newark 112 884 and Mutual Benefit Life Newark 71 798 are listed but taxed under different laws.
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Trenton
N. J
State Board of Assessors
New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
Northern Securities Company
Carrnegie Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
United States ‘Copper Company
Prudential Insurance Company of
Newark
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark
Texas Cattle Industry Threatened
Texas ranchmen say the Supreme Court decision invalidating consolidated leases will ruin the cattle industry by dumping more than 2,500,000 acres of state lands onto the market. Western counties see a rush of settlers similar to Oklahoma's opening.
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Austin
Texas
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Alexander City Fire Ravages Town Center in Alabama
A Birmingham dispatch reports Alexander City suffered a major blaze wiping out the business district, with losses estimated at 277 925 dollars and 105 080 dollars insured. Fifty stores were destroyed leaving many residents homeless and without food or shelter.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alexander City
Dee
Brooklyn Museum Opens With New Paintings and Major Loans
The Brooklyn Museum galleries have been rearranged with new works. Notable additions include Daubigny’s orchard scene loaned by A. Augustus Healy, Homer D. Martin, Alexander Wyant, and Alexander Harrison pieces from Mr. Frank L. Babbott, Rosa Bonheur portrait by H. Wood Sullivan, and Louis Mignot Niagara Falls. The Palestine series by James Tissot and fifteen Whistler prints arrive from Mr. Babbott. The large gallery features Vereshchagin war scenes Resting Place of Prisoners and The Road of the War Prisoners, and many American masters are represented. The collection also includes Dutch and other European schools, plus portraits by Constant and notable early American artists. The museum lies near Prospect Park. access via Hamilton Ferry or Bridge. Galleried hours begin midweek with paid viewing Monday–Tuesday and free Wednesday.
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Museum of the Institute of Arts and Sciences
Brooklyn
Daubigny
A. Augustus Healy
Frank L. Babbett
Newport
Homer D. Martin
Alexander H. Wyant
Alexander Harrison
H. Wood Sullivan
Rosa Bonheur
Horace J. Fairchild
Niagara Falls
Louis Mignot
James Tissot
Frederick Boston
J. A. Brown
Carleton Wiggins
Theodore Robinson
H. W. Ranger
F. S. Church
Arthur B. Davies
Paul Dougherty
William L. Picknell
Orrin Peck
Asher B. Durand
William T. Mount
Thomas Cole
Robert Fulton
John Trumbull
T. F. B. Morse
Telegraph
Charles Wilson Peale
Rembrandt Peale
Gilbert Stuart
Thomas Sully
Maris
Kever
Mauve
Géricault
Courbet
Rousseau
Decamps
Chantreuil
Huguet
Ziem
Vollon
Michel
Marilhat
Jacque
Harpiguies
Benjamin Constant
Prospect Park
Manhattan
Hamilton Ferry
McKim, Mead and White
Institute
Mexican Railroad Plans Major Moves To Gain Control
Boston June 14 A Mexican Railroad official says management plans important moves to give the company control in the Mexican railway field. Reorganization appears broader in scope than expected with excellent current traffic and a brighter year ahead due to improved crops. The rehabilitation plan is finalized and much demand comes from directors and their friends.
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Boston
Republic
Oak Street Precinct Goes Dry Night After Captain's Orders
Capt O’Reilly orders the Oak Street precinct to close all saloons at midnight. Second platoon enforces the law with lookouts announcing “nothin’ doin” to deter late arrivals. Frustrated drinkers drift to other locations as doors stay shut and duty is pressed.
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Park Row
Oak Street
Northfield to Host Seventeenth YMCA Student Conference
The seventeenth annual Northfield Student Conference of the American and Canadian Student YMCA will run June 27 to July 6 in East Northfield. D. L. Moody’s family and Northfield Seminary host as US and Canadian institutions join a large foreign delegation. John R. Mott will preside with speakers including G Campbell Morgan, Edward I Bosworth, Henry C King, John Kelman, Charles W. Gordon, and Woodrow Wilson.
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East Northfield
Mass
Northfield
D. L. Moody
Northfield Seminary
United States
Canada
John R. Mott
Young Men's Christian Association
Amon
G. Campbell Morgan
Northfield Extension Work
Edward I Bosworth
Henry C. King
Oberlin College
John Kelman
Edinburgh University
Charles W. Gordon
Time Signals with Electric Lights at Harvard Observatory
Boston June 14 Harvard Observatory adopts electric time signals to replace the noon ball. The system aims for greater efficiency and serves the same timing function as the traditional signal, marking a new era in time standard announcements.
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Boston
Harvard Observatory
Seventy Two Hours of Modern Travel Excursion
A 72 hour journey ended in Jersey City with a special Erie train carrying about two score travelers including newspaper men and railroad staff. The trip covered 1300 miles by rail trolley steamboat and carriages with stops at Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit and PortagePhoto opportunities and speeches marked the voyage. acknowledgments were made to D W Cooke and H T Jaeger for arranging the elaborate tour.
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Illustrated Publications
D. W. Cooke
Erie Road
W.L. Derr
Frank Presbrey
Erie Railway
Buffalo
Ellicott Club
Niagara Falls
Gorge
International Traction Company
Falls
Queenstown
Lewiston
International Hotel
Eastern States
Detroit and Buffalo Steamboat Company
Detroit
Great Lakes
A. A. Schantz
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Detroit River
Cadillac Hotel
Belle Isle
Shohola Glen
Portage
Cooke
H. T. Jaeger
Messrs. Cooke
Derr
Edward
New York Press Home Open House At Spruce Street
Several thousand attendees toured the new New York Press building at 7 9 and 11 Spruce Street for a grand housewarming. Proprietor Einstein hosted a gathering of lawmakers, judges, editors, and business leaders praising the newspaper and its modern facilities.
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New York Press
Spruce Street
Einstein
Justice Steckler
W. G. Shanks
Charles B. Page
Guy
Abraham Gruber
John C. Sheehan
William Hepburnsell
Register Bonner
Register
Ahearn
de Lancey Nicoll
Macdougal Hawkes
Stranahan
van Cot William Williams
Charles Steckler
Elsberg
Miles O’re
William Leary
George Wanmaker
J. F. Henne
Luther B. Little
Montreal Express Struck by Freight Train
PEEKSKILL N Y June 14 The Montreal Express on the Hudson River Division of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, which left New York at ten minutes after midnight last night, was struck by a freight train. Damage and injuries are not yet reported.
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Peekskill
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New York
Death List of a Day Dr Edward N Whit tier
Dr Edward N Whit tier Harvard Medical School instructor since 1877 died today after a brief illness. Born Gorham Missouri July 12 1841 he entered Brown University 1858 graduated 1862. He served with the Army of the Potomac earning renown at Gettysburg and received a Congressional medal for gallantry. He later moved to Boston to practice after graduating from Harvard Medical School.
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C F Wood Ex Superintendent of Western Union dies at 85
C F Wood long time Western Union executive dies at Newton after a forty year association with the company. He served as superintendent from 1862 to 1885 and later held clerical posts until his death at age eighty five.
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Western Union Company
Doctor Hallock R. Maine Died at Brooklyn Home
Dr. Hallock R. Maine of 24 Seventh Avenue Brooklyn died Friday at his home from pneumonia. A visiting physician at Kings County Hospital, he served in the Hospital Alumni Association and belonged to the New York State Medical Association, the Kings County Medical Association, and the Pathological Society. He was born April 30 1865 and leaves a wife and son. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
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Kings County Medical Association
The
Pathological Society
P. Francina Maine
N. Y
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Plainfield
N. J
Frances E
Henry R
H. Hellen Phillips
Rockview Terrace
North Plainfield
Whitehall Street
Liberty Street
Sculptor William Hastings Dies in Mount Vernon
William Granville Hastings, renowned sculptor, died at his Mount Vernon home of stomach cancer. Born in England 34 years ago, he studied in London and Paris and moved to America in 1891. His works include the Soldiers and Sailors' Monuments at Pawtucket and Orange and the Lincoln Monument in Cincinnati, and he was under contract for the St. Louis Exposition at his death.
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Paris
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Veteran Captain W R Reeves Dies in New Albany
New Albany Indiana June 14 Captain W R Reeves a veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars died at his home. He served under Colonel Bowles in the Mexican war and was a captain of Indiana infantry in the Civil War. He was seventy nine years old.
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New Albany
Ind
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Charles Miller NYSE assistant manager dies at 43
Charles Miller, assistant manager of the messenger department of the New York Stock Exchange, died suddenly of brain fever at his New Rochelle home. He had worked for the Stock Exchange twenty eight years and was survived by his wife and two children. E and W. Business Notices. MISSOULA. TETONKA. Two New Collars.
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Goldmark and Heller Tie the Knot at Delmonico’s
Maxi Heller daughter of Rosa Sterne and the late Dr Max Heller married Emil Goldmark on June 12 at Delmonico's in a ceremony conducted by Rev K Kohler.
Death notices and funeral plans printed for June 1902
Mortuary notices list widows sons and relatives for Mary Broderick Regine Bunzl Fenelon Cattus Rafael de Florez James Hartford Helen Hunter Emma Lawrence Hallock Maine Frances Phillips Solomon Stein and others with service times locations and interment details across New York New Jersey and nearby areas including Calvary Cemetery St Johns Church and Fairlawn Cemetery in Harlem.
Death of Rev John Spurgeon Father of Famous Preachers
London reports the death of the Rev John Spurgeon a retired Congregational minister born July 15 1810 in Clare Suffolk He was father to C H Spurgeon and James A Spurgeon and served as pastor at Tollesbury Cranbrook Fetter Lane and Islington before retiring.
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England
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Colchester
Tollesbury
Essex
Cranbrook
Kent
Fetter Lane
Islington
Illness at Belle Meade Stock Farm Ties to Noted Breeder
Gen William H Jackson a famed breeder of thoroughbreds is seriously ill at Belle Meade Stock Farm in Tennessee. His son W H Jackson Jr is recovering at the Hoffman House after attending the Belle Meade yearling sale last Thursday.
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1986 Roosevelts mayoral bid in New York results
The correspondence notes Roosevelt as a 1986 mayoral candidate on the Republican ticket receiving 60,435 votes. Abram Hewitt, a Democrat, wins with 0,542 votes, and Henry George of the United Labor Party tallies 68,110 votes.
Destructive and Restorative Nature Extremes
A dramatic compare and contrast of Mt Pelée’s deadly force with the restorative power of KORRYLUTZ LITHIA WATER from Corry Pa. The ad touts the water as a universal remedy for rheumatism stomach liver kidney and uric acid ailments and as a premier drinking water. It lists multiple distributors and places in New York and nearby cities.
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Reyes Anna M
Rutkowski
Annette
Richford
Nelson St
Schrieber
Sophie
Smith
Bergen St
Suillivan
Florence
Alms House
Driggs
Vogel
Madeline
St. John's Hospital
Mt Glen St
Zicgtmeller
Lundbore
Velcrema
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!