New York Yacht Club Regatta Ends Amid Light Winds
The fifty sixth annual regatta opened with light airs in New York Harbor. Racing was abandoned after Mineola led at the start and Ailsa showed improvement in the light wind, with the Humma narrowly avoiding collision. a rain and fog day ended as spectators relaxed on Pegasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgpsent
Belmont
New York Yacht Club
West Bank
Gravesend
Upper Bay
No. 13
Fort Tompkins Light
Redmond
Percy Chubb
Mineola
J. R. Maxwell
Capt. Rhodes
F. L. Rodewald
Eelin
F. M. Hoyte
Isolde
Cleveland H. Dodge
Hester
H.B. Duryea
Rhodes
K. Brewster
Charles M. Smither
Muriel
J. B. Ford
Syce
Pegasus
Perseus
M. Roosevelt ‘Schuyler
Aes Alker
Wiliam Buchanan
Gen
McCoskry Butt
Sydney Chubb
Howard W. Coates
John A. Cormack
W. F
MicLaurin Pickering
R. R. McMurray
Joseph Stickney
Barracouta
J. A. Garland
August Belmont
Regatta Committee
Commodore Tod
Atlantic Yacht Club
Thistle
E. C C. Benedict
Oneida
Leonard J. Busby
Duchess
Alexander van Rensselaer
May
A. Cc. James
Alpha
Frank L. Perin
Enterprise
Halcyon
Taurus
O. A. Jennings
Tuscarora
Final Polo Match Set for Saturday in American Cup
London June 19 The final polo game for the American Cup at Hurlingham is fixed for Saturday June 21. J M Waterbury Jr likely to replace R L Agassiz on the American team Nickalls chosen to replace F M Freake who is down with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hurlingham
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
R. L. Agassiz
Nickalls
F. M. Freake
College Boxers Arrive in London for Coronation Competitions
Yale middleweight Fred A. Wenck Harvard heavyweight C Gerrod Dodge Kansas University lightweight R W Coates and trainer Walter De Van of the New York Athletic Club arrived in London from Southampton aboard the St Louis. They were warmly received at the National Sporting Club despite notice from American college authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fred A. Wenck
Yale
C. Gerrod Dodge
Harvard
R. W. Coates
Kansas University
Walter de van
New York Athletic Club
Southampton
American Line
St. Louis
National Sporting Club
American Colleges Honor Undefined Athletes
Secretary Bettison remarks acknowledge athletes present as men despite not officially appearing for American colleges. He expresses support and wishes success in upcoming contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettison
Atlemen
Cornell Favored In Varsity Rowing At Poughkeepsie
June 19 report from Poughkeepsie notes Cornell as the betting favorite for the Varsity race with field odds. Wisconsin leads the freshman race with Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse also strong. Georgetown coach Dempsey optimistic, Georgetown aiming to improve on last year. Columbia's varsity and freshman boats compete in two mile trials with fast times around ten minutes for the Varsity, while Syracuse shows weight concerns affecting practice. Wisconsin conducts a double practice period and O'Dea praises form. Syracuse weighs in lighter and tightens training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Varsity
Wisconsin
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Courtney
Crowther
Georgetown
Dempsey
Mr. Zappone
Georgetowns
The
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Justus A. B. Cowles
J. H. van Amringe
Pierrepont
O’dea
Sweetland
Yale and Harvard Freshmen Row on the Thames Practice
Yale and Harvard crews trained on the Thames at GALES FERRY Conn. two miles upriver with freshmen gaining the first edge before the varsity pulled ahead in the second start. Ayer replaced Francis at five in the Harvard varsity eight and the freshmen clocked 1143 for two miles with a light head wind. Freshman and varsity race times for next Tuesday were set for 2 and 4 o'clock respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Ayer
Francis
Harvard
Navy Yard
Red Top
Knights of Columbus Games Set for Tomorrow at Celtic Park
A large entry list for the Knights of Columbus games at Celtic Park Long Island City shows 18 events with 7 closed and 11 open. All closed and 10 open are handicaps, the lone scratch event being the standing jumps featuring Ray D Ewry New York Athletic Club Dr Mulligan Harry Arnold Otto Sauer F Englehart Mohawk Athletic Club and William H Quinn New West Side Athletic Club as contenders aiming to set a new record among 341 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Ray D. Ewry
New York Athletic Club
Dr. Mulligan
Harry Arnold
Otto Sauer
F. Englehart
Mohawk Athletic Club
Bronx
William H. Quinn
New West Side Athletic Club
Rumored railroad deal links Eastern Illinois to Morgan group
Chicago and Eastern Illinois may be sold to J. P. Morgan interests and folded into the Louisville and Nashville system. A director confirmed ongoing negotiations and said any purchase would raise earnings, while noting open questions about absorption by another company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
J. P. Morgan
Louisville and Nashville
Illinois
Harriman Roads May Merge in Texas Legislative Move
Reported from Austin on June 19 that the Hariman interests seek to unify several lines under one corporation. The proposed merger would combine the Houston and Texas Central, Texas and New Orleans, Houston East and West Texas, New York Texas and Mexican, Galveston Houston and Northern, Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio, and Gulf Western Texas systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Harriman
Houston
Texas Central
New Orleans
New York
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Southern Pacific Group Faces Earnings Probe Over Rates
The Railroad Commission orders single line freight rates for Southern Pacific Texas roads, except San Antonio and Aransas Pass and San Antonio and Gulf Railroads. The measure, effective July 9, aims to cap earnings across the Southern Pacific group, with offices required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Texas
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Gulf
Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific Group
Master Car Builders Convene at Saratoga Ball
Members of the Master Car Builders Association relaxed from convention duties with a ball in the big convention hall and a complimentary dinner for the Railway Club Secretaries at the Grand Union Hotel. Debates on various reports opened by H. M. Perry L. H. Turner and F. W. Brazier. the 36th annual assembly ends tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Master Car Builders’ Association
Society of
Railway Club
Grand Union Hotel
H. M. Perry
Chicago
L. H. Turner
Pittsburg
F. W. Brazier
New York City
New York Central Publishes America’s Summer Resorts Pamphlet
The passenger department of the New York Central issues a new edition of the pamphlet titled America’s Summer Resorts No 3 in the Four Track Series. It highlights travel ideas and destination information for readers planning summer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
America
Arcturus Mine Sale Rumor Denied by Owners
A Duluth evening paper claimed the Arcturus Mine on the Mesaba Range sold to Oliver-Snyder Steel for 3 million dollars. It later learned the report was false. George Howe of Duluth and P L Kimberly of Sharon Pennsylvania hold a 750 thousand dollar option, and the ore deposit is small with no sale offer. Howe and Kimberly paid a 50 thousand dollar option bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Arcturus
Mesaba Range
Oliver-Snyder Steel Company
George Howe
Duluth
P. L. Kimberly
Sharon
Penn
Howe
Kimberly
United Service notes changes in station duties and transfers
The bulletin lists promotions and assignments across departments including Major William H. Baldwin serving as Chief Commissary of the Department of California, Capt. Ruthers heading to Manila, Major George B. Davis moving to report in San Francisco, and Major Robert L. Bullard set to arrive in the Division of the Philippines. It also records several infantry transfers among Captains Emery Chiles Bailey Dwyer and others plus retirements and pending assignments for Lieut. Col. Strong and Lieut. Col. Whitall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Baldwin
Department of California
George W. Ruthers
Ruthers
Manila
George B. Davis
Division of the Philippines
Robert L. Bullard
San Francisco
Jonas A. Emery
Eleventh Infantry
Sixteenth Infantry
Seaborn G. Chiles
Harry L. Bailey
Twenty-first Infantry
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Thomas F. Dwyer
Twentyseventh Infantry
J. Millard Little
Richard P. Strong
Artillery Corps
James A. Buchanan
Fifth Infantry
Porto Rico
Samuel G. Jones
Eleventh Cavalry
Montgomery
National Guard of
Alabama
West Point
Frederick W. Stopford
Eighty-eighth Company
Coast Artillery
Samuel R.whitall
Philippines
Navy officers detached and reassigned in mid June
A list of naval personnel including Rear Admirals E M Shepard and C H West detached and ordered home. Capt R M Berry, Commander J C Wilson, Lieut Commander W C Cowles and W H Webb reassigned or ordered to duty. Ensign A E Watson and Lieut R H Osborn also moved to new stations with hospitals named Yokohama and Albay. G B Landenberger and L W Bishop assigned to vessels and Marine Brigade respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
E. M. Shepard
Naval Examining and Retiring Boards
Washington
C. H. West
New York Yard
R. M. Berry
Dixie
J. C. Wilson
Naval War College
League Island
Panther
W. C. Cowles
Brooklyn
W. H. Webb
F. E. Sawyer
Richmond
Asiatic Station
Taku
R. H. Osborn
Albay
Yokohama Hospital
A. E. Watson
General Alava
J. E. Walker
G. B. Landenberger
Villalobos
L. W. Bishop
Marine Brigade
Naval Vessel Movements Reported by Special to The Times
The Cincinnati sailed June 18 from San Juan for La Guayra. The Indiana left Newport News June 19 bound for Tompkinsville. The Nashville departed Gibraltar June 19 headed for Tangier. The Yankton sailed from Port Royal June 19 to Portsmouth New Hampshire. The Kentucky and New Orleans left Yokohama June 19 for Kobe. The San Francisco reached Madeira June 19. The Essex reached Newport June 19. The Panther was commissioned today at League Island Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
San Juan
la Guayra
Indiana
Newport News
Tompkinsville
Nashville
Gibraltar
Tangier
Port Royal
Portsmouth
N. H
Kentucky
New Orleans
Yokohama
Kobe
San Francisco
Madeira
Essex
Newport
Panther
League Island Navy Yard
Weather forecast and past day temperatures report
The article notes fair west to northwest winds with few barometric changes, reports rain across Florida to Missouri, and lists unseasonable temperatures in several western and midwestern states. It provides detailed hourly readings from The Times and Weather Bureau, including highs around 76 degrees and lows near 63, with humidity around 69 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Middle Atlantic States
New England
North Dakota
Missouri
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
NEW York
TIMES
Weather Bureau
Printing House Square
Esssssees
Fire destroys Diamond Drill Works pattern shop
A fire at the Diamond Drill Works in Birdsborough Reading county destroyed the pattern shop and foundry. Patterns and machinery were lost, with total damages estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Birdsborough
Yesterday's Fires Report In Nine Manhattan Spots
Fire sheet lists incidents from 6 o clock to 11 20 P M across Manhattan. Names include H A Hudson Rapid Peanolt Joseph Le Roy Cornish Sea Company Solomon Litembe r Peter Brange Frankel and Samuel Gordon with minimal damage costs noted as trifling or five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
H. A. Hudson
Coe
Eighth Avenue
Rapid Peanolt
Monroe Street
Joseph le Roy
West Fifty-second Street
Aret Cornish
Spring Street
Manhattan Sea Company
Canal Street
Solomon Litehember
Worth Street
Peter Brange
Wooster Street
Frankelthal
Bayard Street
Samuel Gordon
Triffins
At The Hotels Names and Titles Listed
A list of notable figures staying at hotels includes F. J. Kimball of the Norfolk and Western Railway in Philadelphia, General B. Lefevre in Washington, Col. John Gill in Baltimore, T. F. Payne in San Francisco, Terrence V. Powderly in Washington, Grand Captain J. W. Clinton in the Army, Norman E. Mack in Buffalo, H. L. Crowder in Minneapolis, John Philip Sousa in Philadelphia, and Dr. B. M. Randolph Jr. in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldorf-Astoria
F. J. Kimball
Norfolk and Western Railway
Philadelphia
B. Lefevre
Washington
John Gill
Baltimore
T. F. Payne
San Francisco
Imperial
Terrence V. Powderly
Grand
J. W. Clinton
United States Army
Hoffman
Norman E. Mack
Buffilo
Sturtevant
H. L. Crowder
Minnneapolis
Netherland
John Philip Sousa
B. M. Randolph, Jr
Arrival of Buyers
A list of buying agents and representatives from major firms visiting New York hotels to source goods. Names include Gutman Joel & Co Baltimore Hofman J Baltimore Wanamaker John Philadelphia Fowler Dick & Walker Binghamton Owen Moore & Co Portland and many others with assigned representatives and product lines such as dry goods cloaks dresses ribbons and notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutman
Joel, & Co
Baltimore
Owen, Moore & Co
Portland
G. C. Owen
Murray Hillotel
Miller & Rhoads
Richmond
Peers
Hotel Navarre
Alms & Doepke Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. Speckman
Lingsns
O. Neuninger
Worth Street
Navarre
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington
D. C
L. Levy
Herald Square
Syracuse Dry Goods Company
Syracuse
N. Y
C. J. Barnard
Leonard Street
Taylor, William, Son, & Co
Cleveland
G. Lancelaces
Broadway
Imperial
Bischoff
Wichita
Kan
Ss. W. Hess
Victoria
Long, Jonas, Sons
Scranton
Penn
M. L. Smith
Franklin Street
St. Denis
Frear
William H., & Co
Troy
Gillies
Ribbons
Earlington
National Cape Company Faces Court Action for Dissolution
Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court appoints Benjamin Simon as receiver for the National Cape Company located at 313 Canal Street. The move accompanies a suit by Robert Silver and Philip Chait against partner Hyman Kapelowitz seeking dissolution of the business, which has operated for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cape Company
Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court
Benjamin Simon
Theational Cape Company
Canal Street
Robert Silver
Philip Chait
Hyman Kapelowitz
English Lumber Dealer Assigns in Montclair
C W English a lumber dealer assigned in Montclair New Jersey for creditors. Assignee C L Bush. Assets about 80000 liabilities about 40000. English cites carpenters strike and contractor Frank Crawford’s failure as causes. Creditors mainly wholesale dealers outside states. over 50000 in outstanding accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. English
Montclair
N. J
C. L. Bush
Bankruptcies Filed By Keeler Publishing Pike Kirsh Hillard
In New York petitions in bankruptcy list Grover W Keeler a fire insurance broker at 47 Liberty Street with 5054 in liabilities and no assets. Printwell Publishing Company of 224 West Twenty third Street shows 18181 liabilities and 10657 assets. Pike and Kirsh fur firm at 115 Bleecker Street and 599 Broadway report 6722 liabilities and 950 assets with largest creditors Monro and the State Bank. William V Hillard of 49 William Street and 15 West 123rd Street lists 53512 liabilities and no assets with secured creditors Cannon Metcalf East River Bank and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover W. Keeler
George W. Keeler
Liberty Street
G. A. Rechlin & Co
Printwell Publishing Company
West Twenty-third Street
Martha M. Haig
Yonkers
Haig & Wilcox Company
Michigan
State Bank
William V. Hilliard
William Street
West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
Miriam C. Cannon
Sylvanus T. Cannon
E. D. Metcalf
Henry G. Spies
East River National Bank
Judgments Listed Against Dozens in City Filing
A long list of judgments filed yesterday names debtors including Arthur G. Battersby, Carl N. Brandt, Edward W. Cannon, J Albert Cornell, Percy Crocker, John J. Carr, Guttman Cohn, Seward Davis, Dennis Deegan, John F. Higgins, Gladys Jackson, Edward Joyce, Toba Eisenstein, John Druce, Lizzie Pluet, Rosetta Frey, Jacques Franck, Patrick Flynn, Maude Homan, Martin Lewis, Metropolitan Street Railway Company, and many others. Each entry includes creditor or case references and amounts where shown, spanning numerous banks, firms, and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battersby
Arthur G
W. T. Rogers
C.cevce Seccercserssess
Brandt
Carl N
J. A. Brill
Chebrah
Poel
Psec Ene
Plu Ett
Lizzie—C. Roe
Mane
McGat
Frey
Rosetta
J. Bohm
Franck
Jacques
Hans Rees ‘Sons
Flynn, Patrick H
John McCarty
Michael J. Coffey
Fred C. Coceu
A. V. Vedden
Owen Nee Cage
Hamilton
Joseph
Axelrod
Homan
Maude
S. Marks
Olnchs
Shipping and Mails Schedule and Arrivals Summary
The issue lists outgoing and incoming ships with sailing and arrival details for June 20 to June 24, including vessels such as Cymric, Jamestown, Trave, Astoria and Campania. It also outlines coastwise, transpacific, and supplementary mails, and notes post office notices and ship arrivals like Dorisbrook, Jamestown, Phoenicia, Dordogne, City of Mazon, El Norte, and others along with wind conditions at Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniature Almanac
A. M
T.amgov
Isl
H. Gate
Seneca
Campania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Colorado
Hull
Comus
New Orleans
Hekla
Copenhagen
Prince
Argentina
Uruguay
Mexico
Cuba
Ha- Vand
Minneapolis
London
Noordam
Rotterdam
Nueces
Galveston
Key Car adPeoches Cw
Easaaiee
Prins Maurits
Italy
Venezuela
San Juan
Porto Rica
Yontrace
Trave
Naples
Trinidad
Bermuda
Trojan Prince
Azores
Islands
Underland
Antwerp
Zulia
Curacao
Merainias
Iroquois
Charleston
Jacksonville
Jefferson
Norfolk
Bluecher
Hamburg
Senieee O
Finance
Panama
Kaiserin Maria Theresia
Phoenicia
Pucentes
Sardegna
Genoa
Dorisbrook
Wrightson
Tampico
American Smelting and Refining Company
Perth Amboy
Guyandotte
Hiller
Newport News
Mdse
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Arkadia
Foss, Ponce, &c
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
The
Bar
Hamburg-American Line
Jamestown
Tapley
Belvernen
Olsen
Port Maria
Moise
United Fruit Company
Dordogne
Collins, Banes
City of Mazon
Johnson
Boston
Ocean Steamship Company
May
Philadelphia
el Norte
Gardner
Mdise
Market summaries show cotton gains and grain prices rally
The report covers futures in wheat and corn with Chicago and St Louis quotes, notes firm cotton with Liverpool support, and cites July and August contracts rising amid drought fears and Paris demand. Prices at New York and Chicago reflect a broad commodities shakeup with notable strength in cotton and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Shorts
Wall Street
Texas
Europe
South
New England
Gulf
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Galveston
Augusta
St. Louis
Manchester
New York
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Wichita
Bears
Paris
France
Northern
Duluth
Northwest
Manitoba
St, Louis
Titec
Minneapolis
Court Names and Parties in Pending Case
A court case lists Edward H. Watson L L Nichols and others including Philipp Weinfeld William Bohrer Harry Krebs David Rosen Tei telbaum and another with Catharine Wagner L Stewart referenced in the docket. Proceedings unclear but a formal action appears pending with multiple named individuals and defendants.
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Sails
A long list of ships with captains and origins sails or arrives at various ports. Vessels include SS Sailor Prince from New York to Buenos Ayres arriving Montevideo June 16 and SS Georgian from New York to Liverpool arriving yesterday. Other ships report arrivals at Cherbourg Genoa Havre and Venice with multiple June dates and calls at Rotterdam Boulogne and St Vincent. Also noted are salvage efforts on the British ship Valkyrie and repairs after grounding with Val kyrie raised and beached at Gluckstadt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alix
New York
Havre
St. Louis
Passow
Hurst Castle
Uthampton
Germanic
Haddock
Liverpool
Queenstown
Majestic
Smith
Prinzessin
Victoria Luise
Sauermann
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Plymouth
Sailor Prince
Jones
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Georgian
Parker
Prins Willem III
Jutte
West Indies
Amsterdam
Moltke
Dempwolf
Palatin
Schrotter
Genoa
Chaucer
Fredson
Rio Janeiro
Victoria
Brazil
Wordsworth
Belg
Graham
Demerara
Barbados
McFarland
Palermo
Consuelo
Watson
Hull
Taylor
East London
St. Vincent
C. V
Aros Castle
McWhinnie
Cape Town
Hanover
Phelan
Potsdam
Potier
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Rotterdam
Lyndhurst
Parnell
Hongkong
Antwerp
Liviand
Wurthmann
New Orleans
Flushing
Valkyrie
Elbe
Santa Rosalia
Gluckstadt
Manhattan Beach Electric Elevated Trains Schedule
Service runs daily from 10 A M to 4 P M and 7 20 P M to 12 20 A M with shorter Sunday hours from 8 40 A M to midnight Saturday windows include 10 A M to 11 40 A M and 7 20 P M to 12 20 A M. Limited trains depart from Brooklyn Bridge terminal or Brighton Beach lines via Flatbush Nostrand to Kings Highway. Surf Ave trolleycars cover Sea Gate and Coney Island routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Park Row
Brighton Beach
Flatbush Vs
Manhattan Beach
Kings Highway
Grand
Roosevelt St
Broadway
Brooklyn
Coney
Island
Sea View
Culver Depot
Brooklyn Marine Band
Music Hall
Brooklyn Terminal of Bridge
Flatbush
Nostrand Ave
Sea Gate
Coney Island
Surf Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Oarsmen
Thames
Knights of Columbus Games
Chicago and
Eastern
New York Times
CAR Builders’ Convention
the United Service
Army
Sohn
Es Purphy
Com
Metropolitan Street
N. Levy
Mibees
Lucius C. T. M. Miller
Mulry
Lawrence V.—B. Scrams
Mathews
Catharine—Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Minating Company
Metropol
Manhattan Railway Company
Pany—M
Tae Ae Leggett
Anormilly
Daniel—J. “Chambers
Sorter
Leondas M
B. Moyston
Esiase
Esas Rubenstein
Jacob—N._ Bitzig
Joe Meses Ey Rockwood
George
Falaoe Pescoid
Perez
Vvccesecrecs
Steckler
Tours
North American Trust Company
City OF New York
C. Wittman
Manhattan Life Insurance Company of
L. Amberg and Taylor
Edward H
van Raz
Theodore—R. Kuhn
Cretee
Rey
Shipping and Foreign Mails
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Miquelon
Dispatch
Port Tampa
Miami
Mexico City
Overland
Costa Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
Transpacific
Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Victora
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
B. C
Aorangi
Malis
Thehilippine Islands
United States
Fiji
Samoa
Lucania
Sonoma
United States Postal Agency
Shanghai
Canada
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Post Office
van Cott
Honolulu
Byron
Fuerst Bismarck
Hindoo
la Savoie
Lustleigh
St. Lucia
Mohican
Swansea
Bordeaux
St. Nicholas
City of Memphis
Nicomedia
Stettin
St. Paul
Umbria
Bohemian
Glasgow
el Siglo
Ferndene
Fontabelle
St. Croix
Statendam
Caracas
Porto Cabello
Cavour
Ceyic
Louisiana
Orizaba
Colon
Aller
el Valle
Kensington
Koenig In Luise
Bremen
Lampasas
Menominee
Richard Gear Og
Charrenville
St. Kitt
Snyg
Baracao
Adelaide
Astraea
Kingston
I Ie
Aamanden
Hambu
Ss-Bremen
Vigilancia
Havana
Mexican
St. John
N. B
City of Washington
Nassau
Bluefields
City of Savannah
S.s
AMEE
Cnn
Ccsaevses
Se Ee
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Plains of Mexico
Klein Deutschland
Cortlandt St. Pier
Bridge Dock
Fulton Ferry
East 3Rd St
Glen Island
Cortlandt St
N. ¥. Foot
E. 24Th St
C. L. J. Club
East New York
34Th St
Whitehall St
39Th St
South Brooklyn Ferry
C. LJ. C
Iron Steamboat CO
North River
New Iron Pier
Sound
Sea Cliff
Glenwood Wall St
31St St
Mary Powell
Desbrosses St
West 22A
West 129Th St
West Shore
N. Y. Central
Ramsdell
Hudson
Newburgh
Palace Iron Day Line
Albany
Fulton St
Annex
Desbrosses St. Pier
West 22d St. Pier
West 129Th St. Pier
West
DELL
Franklin W
120Th ST
Bendats
MT. Beacon
Are Foster
Foster
T.c
Indies
Soc
EB. R
Battery Landing
Sharp
AL Foster
South America
Stiec
Uleo
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