Court finds no basis for court martial in Venice incident
Findings show U S navy officers at Venice acted in self defense during a disturbance at Floriana Café. The court criticizes Capt Dayton for defense lapses and notes humiliating confinement but recommends no further action against Cadet Kress or Langley. Admiral Crowninshield quashes most martial intent, urging caution and future better conduct.
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London
United States
Venice
Henry A. Johnson
Crowninshield
James H. Dayton
Chicago
John S. Doddridge
Robert E. Ledbetter
Robert F. Wynne
Marine Guard of the
Doddridge
Ledbetter
Florian
Lieut
Wynne
James C. Kress
Langley
Kress
Oddridge
St. Mark's Square
United States Naval
Naval
Navy assesses Crowninshield inquiry findings on Dayton matter
The Court of Inquiry findings have not reached the Navy Department. Secretary Moody, not yet ready to decide on further action, believes Admiral Crowninshield acted correctly in not ordering a court martial. The Dayton case may affect future promotions, but the department aims to treat the matter as closed while avoiding friction with Italy.
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Washington
Chicago
Crowninshield
Navy Department
Moody
Dayton
Admiral Crowninshield
Crownshield
Board On Promotions
State Department
Italy
Coronation Illuminations Draw Crowds in London
London crowds filled city streets after dusk as Bank of England illuminations and surrounding displays attracted huge gatherings. Westminster Abbey appears in coronation dress with ornate halls, tapestries, and chairs engraved with crowns awaiting the ceremony.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Bank of England
Lombard
Abbey
Duchess of Marlborough
House of Commons
Illinois to Represent U S Navy at Solent Coronation Review
The United States battleship Illinois arrived at Southampton to join the naval review in honor of King Edward's coronation. Flagship of Rear Admiral Crowninshield the Illinois will stay in Southampton water until June 24 before moving to Portsmouth for the review. British officers called on Admiral Crowninshield as he traveled to London.
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Southampton
England
Illinois
Crowninshield
Solent
Edward
Portsmouth
London
McHugh M P Sentenced For Contempt In Sligo Case
Patrick A. McHugh nationalist M P for the North Leitrim division and Sligo Champion proprietor was jailed for three months for contempt after failing to answer a summons. He was part of United Irish League members charged with conspiracy and intimidation over a tenant eviction dispute. He insulted the magistrates and refused to apologize.
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Sligo
Patrick A. McHugh
Leitrim
Sligo Champion
McHugh
United Irish League
League
Sligo MP McHugh Sentenced For Sedition
Mr McHugh, long time editor of The Sligo Champion and leading Irish Nationalist, was sentenced on April 23 1901 to six months imprisonment as a first class misdemeanant for publishing seditious libels aimed at hindering justice. He has served as North Leitrim MP since 1892 and four times as Sligo mayor. He toured the United States and Canada with John Redmond and Thomas O'Donnell, and urged Irish residence at home after the trip.
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McHugh
Sligo
Irish Nationalist Party
House of Commons
North Leitrim
Sligo Chami
Austro Hungarians File Damages Over Eliza Furnace Deaths
Six damage suits filed in the United States Circuit Court in Pittsburgh seek 120000 for loss of life from the Eliza Furnace explosion on December 19 1901. Plaintiffs are Austria-Hungary heirs represented by Harry Alvin Hall with costs covered by the Austro Hungarian Government.
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Pittsburg
United States
Jones & Laughlins
Harry Alvin Hall
Austria-Hungary
Eliza Furnace
Alexander Nuber
Pain's Manhattan Beach Spectacle Delayed One Night
Pain's production at Manhattan Beach will begin tonight after a one evening delay caused by a small fire in the artists studio. No serious damage occurred though a few frames of scenery were burned. the delay was to complete the picture.
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Pain
Manhattan Beach
Indian famine threat warned to prepare for severe drought
The Meteorological Department forecasts wide rainfall deficiency across Bombay Presidency and Gujarat Province and warns the Government to plan for a severe famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Meteorological Department
Bombay Presidency
Gujarat
Commons Pass Grant to Kitchener
The House of Commons adopted a grant of 50000 pounds to Lord Kitchener for eminent services in South Africa after opposition and closure tactics. The division recorded 227 votes for the grant and 48 against.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
French Fear of the Shipping Combine
At the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique annual meeting the chairman blamed lower dividends on reduced receipts and competition from British and German firms. He warned that French state ties prevent negotiating with the trust, urging state intervention to avert a feared loss of France’s maritime power.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Compagnie Générale Transatlantique
Paris
The
Times
Atlantic Steamship Trust
French Mercantile Marine
France
Yves Guyot
the Siécle
M. Guyot
China
Humbert Pictures Sale Promises Spectacle in Paris
Paris correspondent notes the Humbert collection sale will be the most sensational since Millet’s Angelus. The modern and authentic works move from Georges Petit to overcrowded rooms, featuring Rosa Bonheur Jules Breton Cazin Corot Daubigny Diaz Henner Isabey Meissonier Monet Rousseau Schreyer and others.
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London Times
New York
Timmes
London
Paris
the Times
Mme. Humbert
Millet
Angelus
Georges Petit
Rue de Séze
Rosa Bonheur
Jules Breton
Cazin
Corot
Daubigny
Diaz
Henner
Isabey
Meissonier
Monet
Rousseau
Schreyer
The Russian Treason Case in Lemberg Trial and Sentence
The Vienna dispatch reports Col Grimm's trial in Lemberg for betraying mobilization plans to Germany and Austria. It notes a partial defense with spurious plans, 300000 rubles paid, only 25000 left, and that betrayed plans were altered. It mentions 14000000 rubles to be spent on new fortifications and a third bridge over the Vistula at Warsaw.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Grimm
Lemberg
Vienna
the Times
Germany
Austria
Vistula
Warsaw
New French Judge Named at Paris Court of Appeals
René Waldeck-Rousseau, nephew of the ex-Premier and former minister, was sworn in as a judge of the Court of Appeals in Paris. He is thirty four years old.
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London TimEs
New York Times
London
Paris
the Times
René Waldeck-Rousseau
Court of Appeals
Venezuelan revolt advances with La Vela de Coro seizure
Report from Willemstad dated June 13 describes 1000 Venezuelan revolutionists under Generals Riera Penaloza and Sieralta capturing La Vela de Coro after five hours of fighting. Government losses were 27 killed and 128 captured. Coro was besieged as Ayala led troops there, while Gov Sarria retreated to Port Tablas with 600 forces to retake Ciudad Bolivar, seen as unlikely. Naval movements place Suchet at Carupano Alert at Ciudad Bolivar and Koningin Regente at La Guaira.
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Willemstad
Curacoa
Riera
Penaloza
Sieralta
la Vela de Coro
Gulf of Coro
Coro
Falcon
Ayala
Ciudad Bolivar
of Bolivar
Gov. Sarria
Port Tablas
Orinoco
Castro
Sarria
US Cruiser Cincinnati and Topeka Leave San Juan for La Guayra
The United States cruiser Cincinnati and the training ship Topeka departed San Juan Porto Rico today bound for La Guayra Venezuela.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
United States
Cincinnati
Topeka
Labrador passengers dispute La Guayra bombardment report
The Labrador arrives from La Guayra and Porto Cabello with passengers saying La Guayra was not bombarded. Government forts near La Guayra shelled Maiquetia on June 8, killing one woman as insurgents fled. The passengers call the issue exaggerated.
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Colon
la Guayra
Porto Cabello
Venezuela
Maiquetia
Labrador
Venezuelan Government Faces Critical Strain as Blockade Bites Orinoco
Panic at La Guayra and Caracas eased but officials warn the Venezuelan government remains under pressure. Three Venezuelan boats block the Orinoco, restricting insurgent supplies at Ciudad Bolivar and hindering river navigation. The Labrador sailed from La Guayra on June 12 with one Dutch and two German warships present.
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la Guayra
Caracas
Threeenezuelan N
Orinoco River
Ciudad Bolivar
Orinoco
Labrador
Senate to Approve Chile Agreements in Argentina Treaties
Buenos Ayres correspondent reports the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs has finished review of the Argentina Chile agreements and will submit a favorable report this week. The chamber is expected to adopt them, with deputies likely to pass the treaty and protocols next week without significant opposition.
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London
Buenos Ayres
The
Times
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chile
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Mont Pelée Eruption Casts Ashes Across Caribbean
In St Pierre Dominica visits the ruined town as Mont Pelée erupts. Ashes and dense steam rise near the Guérin factory and along the Roxellane River ruins. Detonations alarm visitors while Grief and evacuation mark the gray Martinique north.
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Guérin
St. Pierre
Roxellane
Relief for Volcano Sufferers Receives Donated Supplies
The National Committee for the Relief of the Sufferers on Martinique and St Vincent takes over Major David Brainard's commissary, shipping subsistence stores and clothing to Sir Robert Baxter Llewelyn at Kingstown. Goods are for island sufferers but may be sold if not needed, with funds channeled to relief.
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National Committee For the
Martinique
St. Vincent
David Brainard
United States Army
Sir Robert Baxter Llewelyn
Wingward Islands
Kingstown
Rives Holds City Union Labor Ordinances Unconstitutional
Corporation Counsel Rives issued an opinion declaring any ordinance or contract requiring union labor only for city work unconstitutional. He cited Illinois case law and stated such provisions discriminate among citizens, restrict competition, and raise costs, advising against adoption and enforcement of proposed legislation.
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Rives
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Doull
Manhattan
New York
Illinois
Board of Education
Chicago
Coler Says He Paid 1400 In Ramapo Case
Ex-Controller Coler told reporters at City Hall he paid about 1400 out of pocket in a Ramapo claim connected to a tax payer suit. He said the injunction delayed Ramapo’s city contract, Keator covered expenses, and Ramapo won a judgment after the injunction was vacated. He called Ramapo dead for the city and noted his own four year fights cost him around 50 in other cases.
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Coler
Ramapo
Charles E. Keator
Keator
Ramapo Company
Bishop Officiates at Son's Wedding in Chicago
Ethel King daughter of Mr and Mrs Rockwell W King married Rev Frank Du Moulin rector of St Peters Church Belmont Avenue The bishop who presided was Bishop Du Moulin assisted by Bishop Coadjutor of Chicago Dr Anderson A bridesmaid was Miss Ray Winters of New York The ceremony took place at the church where the groom serves as rector.
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Chicago
Ethel
Rockwell W. King
Frank du Moulin
St Peter’s Church
Belmont Avenue
du Moulin
Aeee
Anderson
Ray Winters
New York
Authors' Society Elects Mr Carnegie Vice President
Andrew Carnegie has been chosen as a Vice President of the Society of American Authors to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Thomas Dunn English.
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Authors’ Society
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
The
Society of American Authors
Thomas Dunn
Gov Odell En Route To Town On 11:30 Train
Gov Odell will depart Ithaca tonight and travel to this city aboard the Lehigh Valley Railroad at 11:30. He is expected to arrive for official engagements and meet local officials.
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Odell
Ithaca
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Death of Dean Hoffman prompts pallbearers and estate talk
Very Rev. E V A Hoffman dean of the Theological Seminary at Ninth Ave and Twentieth St will be laid to rest at Trinity Cemetery after 3 pm service in Trinity Chapel with Rev. Morgan Dix and Rev. Wibbert officiating Bishops Worthington and Seymour to assist Edgars Holdridge notes the dean held substantial real estate chiefly on Fifth Avenue with two properties producing large incomes He sold a Redfern Building and had holdings including the Mercantile Building and other prime sites across Manhattan Also mention of probate and executors to be disclosed after formal proceedings concluded
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E. V. A. Hoffman
Theological Seminary
Ninth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Trinity Chapel
Twenty-fifth Street
Morgan Dix
Wibbert
Worthington and
Seymour
Trinity Cemetery
One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Philander K. Cady
Randall C. Call
William J. Seabury
E. H. Jewitt
C. W. E. Body
Charles J. Seibt
Thomas Richey
Theodore M. Riley
J. Charles Roper
I. T. Beckwith
Seminary
Thomas W. Nickerson, Jr
Pittsfield
Mass
Chelsea Square
Dean Hoffman
Edgar P. Holdridge
Holdridge & Ward
Holdridge
Hoffman
Samuel V. Hoffman
C. F. Hoffman
Redfern Building
Fifth
Hlbridge Terry
Fifth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Mercantile
Madison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Hoffman Arms
Thirteenth Street
Broadway
Warren Street
Rogers, Peet & Co
Chambers Street
Leonard Street
Duane Street
Washington
Greenwich Streets
Cortlandt Street
Cleveland and Hill to Speak at Tilden Club Opening
Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill will headline the Tilden Club opening tonight. It is uncertain which will speak, as organizers note both ex Presidents may address the gathering of Democratic leaders. A dinner for 75 prominent Democrats is planned. Bryan and Gorman have not RSVP'd.
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Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Tilden Club
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Arthur Pue Gorman
Astanwamas
Bank note dies found in Yonkers bust
Secret Service agents detained James B. Corbett in Yonkers after Patrolman Flood found copper plates and dies for a twenty dollar bill. The man claimed the items were given by a friend. searches revealed tools and ink matching bank note production.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Secret Service
Burke and Shaw
New York
James B. Corbett
Flood
Ludlow
Rose Coghlan to Star in Salley in Our Alley
Rose Coghlan, newly purchased from Frohman, will return to legitimate theatre to headline Salley in Our Alley at Broadway Theatre starting August 18. George W. Hobart and Ludwig Englander wrote the production, featuring Broadway favorites Sam Bernard Marie Cahill Joseph Her bert May Robson Harry Fairleigh Marie Duro and Georgia Caine.
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George W. Hobart
Ludwig Englander
Nomination League Dinner Discusses Direct Nominations
The Direct Nomination Republican League holds a dinner tomorrow night at the Harlem Casino on Seventh Avenue and 124th Street. Gen. Wager Swayne and Henry W. Taft will lead a after dinner discussion on direct nominations.
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League
Republican League
Harlem Casino
Seventh Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Gen
Wager Swayne
Henry W. Taft
Man in the Street previews Times column
A promotional note invites readers to join the army of Man in the Street readers for first hand city stories, bright yarns, and witty remarks from The New York Times, urging advance order from newsdealer for next Sunday.
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New York Times
TIMES
Adv
Death List of a Day Bishop Whittle
The Right Rev. Francis M. Whittle bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia died at his Richmond home at seventy eight. Born July 1823 in Mecklenburg County he served at several Virginia parishes before advancing to bishop in 1868 and leading Virginia until 1876. He held a DD from Ohio and an LL D from William and Mary College.
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Francis M. Whittle
Richmond
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Francis McNeece Whittle
Mecklenburg County
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Kanawha Parish
St James's
Northam Parish
Grace Church
Berryville
St. Paul’s Church
Louisville
Johns
The
Theological Seminary of
Ohio
William and Mary College
West Virginia
Whittle
Col Elias Milliken dies at 79 in Brookline
Col. Elias Milliken formerly of Augusta Maine died at Brookline after a long life as a pioneer lumber operator on the Kennebec. He began in Burnham sixty years ago, moved to Augusta in 1870 and to Brookline last March. He served in the Civil War as lieutenant colonel in the Fourteenth Maine. He held multiple state offices and mentored Burnham and Augusta legislators. Survived by a widow and two sons.
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Boston
Elias Milliken
Augusta
Brookline
Col. Milliken
Kennebec
Burnham
Walton County
Death of George Edgar Carter Former NYC Central Official
George Edgar Carter longtime assistant general freight agent for the New York Central and West Shore system died at 11:20 p m at his home 170 Hawthorne Avenue Yonkers after about a year with Brights disease He was forty three and survived by his wife and two children
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Yonkers
N. Y
George Edgar Carter
New York Central
West Shore
Hawthorne Avenue
Bright
Obituary notes detail multiple deaths and their backgrounds
Elmer B Knight former Hempstead Gas and Electric superintendent is killed by a windmill fall in Inwood Long Island. William Hype dies of typhoid fever at 125 West Seventeenth Street. Frederick Miller elected Assemblyman from the Second District dies at 45 in Elizabeth New Jersey. Emil Calman dies at Far Rockaway born in Dusseldorf in 1826 he led varnish and glue businesses and chaired bank branches and the Deaf Mutes institute.
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Elmer B. Knight
Hempstead
Emil Calman & Co
S. Tsanes
Queens County
Broadway
Corn Exchange Bank
Harmonie Ub
New York Times Receives $5 Donation for Riis Summer Home
The New York Times reports a $5 donation toward the Jacob A. Riis Summer Home from a donor named Alexander. The gift supports preservation of Riis’s historic property and its summer residence program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Alexander
Jacob A. Riis
Marriages in Trinity Church and Beyond 1902
Notices of several 1902 weddings across New York and Connecticut including Brackenridge Lobdell in Buffalo Grace Adele Clark Frothingham Emmons McKinlay Towle Stephens Wernigk Hill. Couples include William Algernon Brackenridge Brooks Frothingham Louise Emmons William Bradford McKinlay Laura Stephens George Towle Helen Augusta Hill Reinhard Wernigk.
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Brackenridge — Lobdell
Trinity Church
Buffalo
Frederick D. Lobdell
Cameron J. Davis
Wm. D. Walker
Margaret
Julia G
Francis Lobdell
William Algernon Brackenridge
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements listed for June 1902
Multiple entries detail deaths of Ann Burhans Emma Calman Grace Cooper Fannie Gans Catherine Hancox Eugene Hoffman and others with funeral dates and locations including Jersey City Far Rockaway Brooklyn Manhattan and Jacksonville. Interments and private services noted. flowers requested in some notices.
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4 Calman
Far Rockaway
Emil Calman
Emma Calman
MacGuire
Cornaga Av
Cooper
Dean St
Brooklyn
Grace Andrews Cooper
G. Duane
Mary Cooper
Robert B. Roosevelt Reported With Stiff Neck at Lotos Lake
In Sayville L I on June 18 Robert B Roosevelt at his Lotos Lake country home is said to have a swollen neck and a troublesome carbuncle though family members report no serious illness aside from the annoyance of a stiff neck.
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Charles F. Haviland
Denver
Charles Frederic Haviland
Frazee
Oakes
Henrietta Haviland
France
Haviland
Rocky Mountains
Sayville
L. L
Robert B. Roosevelt
Lotos Lake
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Pelee
ST. Thomas
Mont Pelée
Windward Islands
MR. Rives
UNION
Corporation Counsel
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Son
Worthington
Cleveland and Hill
Edward M. Shepard
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John B. Stanchfield
Bird Ss. Coler
Hugh J. Grant
George L. Rives
John C. Sheehan
Wilson S. Bissell
Oscar Straus
Lewis Nixon
Frank Campbell
John J. Fitzgerald
Justice D. C. Herrick
Rose Coghlan
Charles Frohman
Alice
Old Vincennes
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Reeé
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Tetonka
Frothingham — Clark
Greenwich
Conn
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Grace Adele
Bernard 8. Clark
Brooks Frothingham
McKinlay
Emmons
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Oscar Johnston
Pearisburg
Louise Olivia Emmons
William Bradford McKinlay
Middletown
Pennsylvania
R. R
Long Branch Division
Cortlandt St
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Putnam
Charles Calvin Putnam
Congress St
John Kendrick Bangs
Magazine Supplement
E. W. Kemble
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Feinberg
Pauline
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Felton
Mary
Flavin
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Dist St
Frankel
Helen
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Willian
Grosar
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Glynn
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Greenfield
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Geary
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Horovitz
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Hoffmeister
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McCormick
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Pompiglio
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Schmidt
Schester
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Schullehver
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Salvin
Catherine
Schmager
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Stanton
Vignola
E. 160Th St
Whitehouse
Ada R
West
Wagner
Yetta
Stanton St
Bronx
Townsend
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University Hgts
Silver
Morris
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Riverside
Hein, John
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Riverside Hospital
Zehner, Mamie
Raushte
J.J
Wurster
Feraro
Therese
St. John’s
Rannundi
Chericia
Cunningham
R. L
Bennett
Seton
Stapler
Williams
Fordham
Rudano, D
Heerlem, M
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van Brunt
Battcher
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Steve Behr
Andrew
Cocces
Carroll
Francis
Seeee
Connors
Ann
Lott
Crans
Daniel
Lafayette
Cusack
Essex and Pitkin
Embach
Marcy
Eschstein
Powell St
Falkenberg
Herman
Dikeman
Fitzsimmons, John
Waren
Foley
Prospect
Hudson Av
King, Lawrence
St. Catharine's
Hos
McDonough
Maher
Carroll St
Augusta W
Redmond
Thomas F
York St
Schenck
Otto
Flushing
Smith
James
Sommerfelt
Maria
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