Servian Ministry Struggles With Cash After Coup
Belgrade reports the Provisional Government short on funds and unable to raise money. The French loan instalment was blocked until the government status is defined, while army pay arrears and deputation expenses loom. Russia resumes relations as King Peter's regime seeks stability amid regicide fallout and diplomatic caution.
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Belgrade
Geneva
Russia
Peter
Stive
Uey
Aftairs
Zur
Peter Karageorgevitch
Salfevitch
M. Kallsevitch
Associated Press
M. Kalievitch
Royal
J King Peter
M. ‘Katlevitch
Servia
Sergia
Servian Deputation Presents Draft Revised Constitution
Belgrade dispatch says a Servian delegation carried a draft of the revised Constitution to King Peter. The charter requires the army to swear to the Constitution and the King, with officers and soldiers released from their oath if the King violates the Constitution. Deputies claim they endured self sacrifice and will see pay raised by half from 16 to 106 do francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
Belgrade
Feter
Pradsi
British envoy to withdraw from Belgrade amid Belgrade massacres
In the Lords Lord Lansdowne stated Sir George Bennham the British minister to Servia would withdraw from Belgrade and refrain from actions implying recognition of the new government. He noted France Germany Italy shared Britain’s stance while Russia Austria signaled potential punitive steps, and that the envoy would be absent during the inauguration of the provisional regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lords Vesterday
Lord Linedowne
George Benham
To. Servia
Belgrade
E” Kang
Lord Lansdowne
Servia
Servis
Lore Lansdowne
France
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Russiac
Austria
Hussia
Srent Lintstir
Munstéer
Railroad steel rail orders total 202000 tons for PA lines
Philadelphia June 1 orders for the steel rails of the Pennsylvania Railroad for their lines east and west of Pittsburg for 1914 were placed today. United States Steel Corporation secures 118008 tons Cambria Steel Company 44000 tons Pennsylvania Steel Company 2000 tons.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Russian Minister Witte Linked to Noted Estate Deception
A Stuttgart printed journal will publish a detailed claim that Finance Minister Witte orchestrated a large theft involving Mme Hesse purchasing and deforesting a Vilna estate. The scheme allegedly used public funds to compensate the Peasants Bank and record payments approved by the czar and secret service funds.
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New York Times
London
Russian Reform Party
Stuttgart
M. Witte
Russia
Gen. Hesse
Vilna
Provincial Land Bank
Mme. Hesse
Peasants’ Bank
M. . Witte
Secret Service Fund
Governor plans disbanding Turkestan troops for land settlement
The Chinese Turkestan governor urged the throne to disband troops and settle them on land. Troops would be paid off with land stock and implements with all males liable for military service when called. The plan requires 1,000,000 taels funding. The Foreign Office referred the matter to Shanghai. Russia may view it as China yielding Turkestan to Russia.
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London Times
NEW York ‘Times
London
Peking
The
Times
Shanghai Customs Taotai
China
Chinese Turkestan
Russia
Tibet Boundary Question Seen Troubling to India
The Peking correspondent of The Times says China’s Tibet-Sikkim Boundary Commission appointees have no influence in China or Tibet. He urges India to stop negotiating with China and instead deal with Tibetan authorities directly.
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London Times
Peking
Lendon Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
China
Tibet
India
Hungarian Cabinet Crisis Crystallizes in Vienna Reports
Vienna correspondent notes that a fully satisfactory Hungarian cabinet solution seems unlikely. Even a strong and authoritative cabinet would legitimize obstruction as a parliamentary tool, and Magyars may feel the sharp edge when Romanian subjects join the political arena to press for concessions.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Vienna
the Times
Refugee Isaac Rabinovitch Arrives with Daughter from Kishinev
Rabinovitch, arriving on Graf Waldersee, carried a Rabbinical card proving Kishinev settlement during the April massacre. He says his wife and two other children remain in Russia under his father in law. He fled to Hamburg then Hamburg to Allis Island officials to secure landing. He witnessed bodies in Kishinev streets and hid in a cellar during the riot. A $7 relief collection was taken on his departure from Allis Island.
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Graf Waldersee
Isaac Rabinovitch
Jacob H. Trillich
Kishi- Bee
Sreres
Rabinovitch
Russia
Syracuse
Allis Island
Zabinovitch
Hamburg
Kishinets
Irish Land Bill Offers Wide Tenant Coverage
London report says Chief Secretary Windham proposed a clause to bring about 130000 non judicial and future tenants under the measure. Believed to form a compromise basis between Nationalists and the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trelind
Windham
Swedish Crown Prince to Visit St Louis Exposition
Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden will visit the St. Louis Exposition, announced from Copenhagen on June 1. The Swedish royal arrival is listed as a forthcoming event for the exposition timeline.
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Copenhagen
Crown Prince Gustaf of
Sweden
St. Louis Exposition
Treasury aides meet with President over office matters
Hamilton Fish Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York and Nevada N. Stranahan Collector of Customs visited the Treasury Department in Washington to confer with officials on minor administrative matters in their respective offices. They both took luncheon with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hamilton Fish
United States
New York
Nevada N. Stranahan
Customs
Treasury Department
Chamberlain confident on imperial program at banquet
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain praised the imperial policy at a Corona Club banquet in London and dismissed fears of a collapse under the Zollverein. He hoped successors would complete the colonial round and offered a prideful look back at his role. In Lords, Lansdowne urged caution over German policy and urged clear British position for a settlement. Kingston meeting backs Chamberlain’s preferential tariffs within the British Empire with a small minority opposing.
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London
Chamberlain
Corona Club
Zollverein
House of Lords
Lord Camperdown
Lansdowne
Lee
Canada
Great Britain
Lord Lansdowne
Germany
Kingston
Jamaica
Pilgrims Dinner in London Honors Founding figure
The Pilgrims Society held its first annual dinner at Prince's Restaurant in London with W. M. Sinclair presiding. Notables including Depew Belmont Lord Fairfax Sir Ian Hamilton and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle attended. Lindsay Russell received a loving cup for founding the society.
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London
Pilgrims’ Society
Prince’s Restaurant
W. M. Sinclair
Ireland
George Wynglam
United States
Depew
Perry Belmont
Lord Fairfax
George White
Ian. Hamilton
Carter
Emassy
Stockton
James Macdonald
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Napier
Gilbert ,Parker
Richard
Peabody
John Puleston
Prince of
Mr. Wyndham
Great Britain
Lindsay Russell
New York
Canal Treaty Debate In Panama And Colombia
Discussion in the Star and Herald features Isthmian writers on ratifying the Hay Herran treaty. An influential Liberal argues for ratification while others warn that non ratification could invite European pressure and U S intervention. The pieces discuss sovereignty, naval demonstrations, and the risk of forced transit guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
The
Star and Herald
Pablo Arosemena
Liberal Party
United States
Great Britain
Venezuela
South African Negroes Visit Proposal Declined
Earl Grey, director of the British South Africa Company, said Prof. Booker T. Washington declined an invitation to visit South Africa to study racial conditions and report on improvements. Grey suggested a Rhodesia institution similar to Tuskegee and hinted at a model kraal concept.
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London
Tad
Washington
Lord Grey
Rhodesia
Tuskegee Institute
Runaway horse collision injures Brennan party in New Jersey
James Brennan of New York, his mother, his niece Violet Jenkins, and Robert Schwab of Newark were seriously hurt when a runaway horse struck a brewery wagon on Mount Arlington Hill. Brennan sustained a scalp wound, his mother a possible spine injury, Schwab a severe head cut, and the child escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lake Hopatcong
James Brennan
New York
Violet Jenkins
Robert Schwab
Newark
Mount Arlington Hill
Arthur Wendell
Brennan
St Paul to sail with Drexel Cunard Widener passengers
London June 19 The American Line steamer St Paul sails from Southampton to New York via Cherbourg tomorrow carrying passengers including Mr Drexel Mrs Drexel Lady Cunard and P H A Widener aboard.
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London
American Line
St. Paul
Southampton
New York
Cherbourg
Mr. and R. Drexel
Summer social season shifts across Newport and Bar Harbor
News notes crowd the season as Americans head to Chicago for the Derby and plan dinners, dances, and country-house stays. Vanderbilt party sails to Adirondacks, Cedric brings a large list for Liverpool, engagements surface, and Bay Shore plus Newport host summers with families like Lawrence, Emmet, Havemeyer, and Colgate planning gatherings at Delmonico's and hotels.
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Chicago
Morristown
Morris County Country Club
Tuxedo
Newport
Bar Harbor
Francis C. Lawrence, Jr
Bay Shore
L. I
Bride and Groom Married in Hillside Menands Ceremony
The Rev. Dr. Walter W Battershall officiated a small wedding at Hillside Menands with only immediate relatives invited. Norman Holler of New York served as best man for the bridegroom, and the couple will reside in New York after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Menands
Walter W. Battershall
Norman Holler
New York
Florence Hunting ton Eager Weds David May Jones at West End
The wedding of Miss Florence Hunting ton Eager daughter of Mrs. Joseph Eager to David May Jones occurred at the bride’s mother's residence 530 West End Avenue on Thursday afternoon. Rev E S Stoddard of Jersey City officiated with Edward L Young as sponsor and Sibyl Young as flower girl. Best man was David Davis of Cincinnati. ushers were Pastee Cook Faulding and Edward Jolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Huntington Eager
Joseph Eager
David May Jones
West End Avenue
E. S. Stoddard
Jersey City
Edward L. Young
Sibyl Young
David Davis
Cincinnati
Pastee Cook Faulding
Edward Jolinon
In the Shops Prolific displays of coral hatpins and jewelry
The article surveys a range of decorative items and fabrics for the season. Coral hatpins in various metals and jewels, patriotic cuff links and shirtwaist studs, shell silver ash trays, whisky bottles in copper tones, and green trimmed hats are described. Also noted are picture frames, grotesque masks, linen for shirtwaists, porcelain clocks, passe-partout machines, bead handbags, Rookwood pictures, and linen gown designs.
Newport Welcomes Summers Crowd and Notables
Newport opens the season as numerous families and prominent visitors arrive. Among guests are Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger at a villa near Ochre Point and Mrs. James T. Burden visiting Mrs. Vanderbilt. James P. Kernochan hosts, and other arrivals include Claude and Henry Vanderbilt connections, Gibbs Avenue cottages, and the Whitehall estate purchase by James J. Coogan. The Newport Horticultural Society plans a rose show attracting many summer residents.
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New York Times
Newport
van Rensselaer Cruger
James P. Kernochan
Ochre Point
James T. Burden
Vanderbilt
Dorothy Whitney
Gladys Vanderbilt
W. Rhinelander Stewart
Lispenard Stewart
White Lodge
Harry Payne Whitney
Henry White Villa
Helen Bryce
C. T. Barney
I. H. Elsworth
Robert J. Collier
Coats Villa
Wickham Road
P. JF. Collier
Edward S.willing
Philadelphia
Webster Street
C. W. Dolan
Hill Lop Cottage
Bailey's Beach
John B. Pell
Julien T. Davies
Purgatory Road
Harry F. Lippitt
Foster Cottage
Catharine Street
Austin L. Sands
Riggs Cottage
Andrew J. Sands
E. Moore Robinson
Lawrence Waterbury
Gibbs Avenue
Charles Hall
W. G. Cassard
United States Navy
Newport Horticultural Society
Belevue Avenue
Dexter Bradford
Retracts Cowen Criticism in City Record Dispute
Supervisor Cowen of The City Record challenged Controller Grout over comments alleging incompetence. Grout censured Cowen after Armory Board bid notices omitted Brooklyn coverage, revealing the advertisement should have appeared only in The City Record. Grout later indicated fault may lie with the department.
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Cowen
City Record
Grout
Isks
Armory Commission
Brooklyn
Armory Board
City
Mr. Cowen
Grand Ball at Windsor Castle Attended by Royal Family
The King and Queen hosted 800 guests at Windsor Castle. The Waterloo Chamber hosted dancing with the Scots Guards band. Supper in St George's Hall. Royal family present. American guests included Ambassador and Mrs Choate with Miss Choate and Secretary of Embassy and Mrs Henry White with their daughter.
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London
Windsor Castle
Waterloo Chamber
Scots Guards
St. George’s Hall
United States
Miss Choate
Henry White
W. C. Van Benthuysen Dead After Final Illness
William C. Van Benthuysen editor at The World died at his Brooklyn home after a yearlong decline. He leaves a widow, three sons, and two daughters. Funeral services are set at his late home with interment in Mount Pleasant Iowa. born December 1 1850 near Drakeville Iowa, he worked at multiple papers before joining The World in 1898 as editorial manager and staff member for ee years.
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William C. van Benthuysen
the World
Buckingham Road
Brooklyn
World Office
Van _ Benthuysen
Drakeville
Davis County
Iowa
Isso
Wian van Benthuysen
Bloomfield
van Benthuysen
California
Bloomfield Commonwealth
Observer
Carbondale
Ill
Leavenworth
Kan
Press
Leavenworth Times
Chicago Tribune
New York
Mrs Olive Wilmot Sanford Dies in Nesy Castle Ontario
News comes of the death of Mrs Olive Wilmot Sanford wife of Henry Sanford First Vice President of Adams Express Company She died near New Castle Ontario at 38 years old She was born in the town of death and was the oldest daughter of Samuel Wilmot Superintendent of the Canada Fishery Hatchery Her son Samuel Simons Sanford a Yale music professor learned of her passing in the afternoon The Sanford home is at 50 West Fifty second Street New York City.
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Olive Wilmot Sanford
Henry Sanford
Adams Express Company
Nesy Castle
Ontario
Sanfords
Sanford
Mr. Sanford S
West Fifty-second Street
Samuel Wilmot
Canada Fishery Hatchery
John Wimans
New Castle
Burchard
Mr. Sanford
Samuel Simons Sanford
Yale
German Elections Nears Reballot Contests Across Regions
Berlin reports parties map policy for Reichstag reballots with National Liberals and Centre Party backing in Duisburg and Essen against Socialists. Centre Party abstains in Baden where National Liberals oppose Socialists, risking Bassermann’s loss. Radicals seek cross party support. Socialist votes boost Radicals against Conservatives. Radical papers urge voting Socialist.
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Berlin
National Liberals
Centre Party
Duisburg
Essen
Grand Duchy of Baden
National Liberal
Herr Bassermann
Carlsruhe
Richter
Death List of a Day John Edelstein
John Edelstein a wealthy cigar manufacturer of Jersey City died yesterday at his Summer home in Allenhurst New Jersey from paralysis. Born in New York in 1882 he lived in Jersey City since boyhood. He served as a Civil War captain and was two term Alderman and six years President of the Board of Finance. He belonged to the State Democratic Committee Mason Knight of Pythias American Legion of Honor and Royal Arcanum. He is survived by a widow one son and two daughters.
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John Edelstein
Jersey City
Allenhurst
N. J
New York
Fre
Board of Finance
State Democratic Committee
Pythias
American Legion of Honor
Royal Arcanum
Notable deaths across states bring obituaries to light
William Faret a wealthy Milwaukee flour miller died after a lingering illness. Eugene L. Cornell manager of the Globe Hotel Albany died yesterday. Florence Stoppard daughter of Arizona Secretary Stoddard died in Binghamton at 22 and was to wed this fall. William Lyman Squire treasurer of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway died at 72 in Meriden Connecticut after a long illness.
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William. Faret
Milwaukee
Faist
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Eugene. L. Cornell
Globe Hotel
Albany
Cornell
Gay
Bufffalo
Florence ‘Stoppard
Stoddard
William Lyman Squire
New York
New Haven
Doremus Ripley Wed In Park Presbyterian Church
Miss Marion Boyd Doremus wed Bertram Reynold Ripley at Park Presbyterian Church Newark New Jersey. Rev A Edwin Keigwin led the ceremony with Olive Hitch cock of New York as maid of honor and Raymond Swains as best man. Bridesmaids included Pearley Ripley Carol Underwood Blanche Thomas Florence Ure Mabel Holland and Alice Smith ushers Spaulding Brazer Phineas Jones Roger Underwood J Smillie Kinne Albert McVitty and James Percy Schuerman.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Marion Boyd Doremus
Wilbur Doremus
Bertram Reynold Ripley
Park Presbyterian Church
Edwin Keigwin
Olive Hitchcock
New York
Raymond Swains
Pearley
Carol Underwood
Blanche Thomas
Florence Ure
Mabel Holland
Alice Smith
South Orange
Spaulding Brazer
Phineas Jones
Roger Underwood
J. Smillie Kinne
Paterson
Albert McVitty
Bryn Mawr
James Percy Schuerman
Franklin Station
No Papal Audience Yesterday Amid Relapse Rumors
In Rome on June 19 the Pope did not hold an audience as rumors of a relapse circulated. Dr. Lapponi sought to pause audiences until Monday for better condition before the consistory, but the Pope declined and said he must proceed. He ordered Cardinal Archbishop Fischer of Cologne and his suite admitted to see him tomorrow.
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Rome
Lapponi
Fischer
Cologne
Robbins family wins $15,000 in fatal trolley incident suit
In Jersey City a Hudson County Circuit Court jury awarded Thomas Robbins $15,000 against North Jersey Street Railway Company for the death of his son John H. P. Robbins, killed Dec. 3 at Newark when a sagging trolley wire struck him on a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car. The verdict is to be appealed.
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Hudson’ County
Jersey City
Thomas Robbins
North Jersey Street Railway Company
John
H. P. Robbins
Newark
Young Robbins
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Jersey
Pennsylvania
Market Street
Robbins
Quiet Albany Wedding Unites Miss Sage and Mr Holler
Miss Sarah Porter Sage daughter of Mrs Dean Sage and Edwin Olaf Holler of New York quietly married yesterday at the residence in Albany. The ceremony joined two prominent families in a small gathering as plans for a formal reception were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Sarah Porter Sage
Dean Sage
Edwin Olaf Holler
New York
Charity Society appeals for monthly aid for families
The Charity Organization Society appeals for eight dollars per month to support an Italian family of five with a father missing both hands and a mother unable to work, plus two children under thirteen. It seeks ten dollars a month to feed and shelter an aged American woman in frail health, and sixty dollars to support a completely solitary elderly woman for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Money for Mrs Bechtold Relief Fund
The New York Times acknowledges receipt of a ten dollar check from A We for the relief of Mrs Anna Bechtold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtold
The
NEW York Times
Anna Bechtold
Norton Goddard Receives Contributions for MacFarlane Fund
The article lists multiple donors including Emil W Kohna Albert M Kohna Michael Flies Patrick Corcoran Sergt John Daly Robert A Tighe and James Talcott as contributors yesterday for the widow and family of Charles S MacFarlane. Previous acknowledgments are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Goddard
Charles S. MacFarlane
Robert A., Tighe
James Talcott
Holter and Sage Wed at Hillside Menand’s
Sarah Porter Sage daughter of the late Dean Sage married Edwin Olaf Holter of New York at Hillside Menand’s on June 18 in a ceremony by Rev. W. W. Spattershall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holter—Sage
Hillside
Menand's
W. W. Spattershall
Sarah Porter Sage
Dean Sage
Edwin Olaf Holter
New York
Death notices and funeral services across several towns
June obituaries report deaths of Anna Anderson William W Clifton Alfred Miller Hoyt Rebecca Toy Olive Wilmot Sanford and Olive Wilmot Sanford with funeral plans in Philadelphia Madison Avenue Newcastle and Newcastle Ontario and notices request no flowers and special trains for travel to services
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Turkestan
MR. Chamberlain
George Wyndham
Isthmus
Booker T. Washington
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
Saranac Lake
Mr. Vanderbilt
Natica Rives
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Cedric
Liverpool
John B. Parsons
Charles E. Pellew
Moses T. Pyne
Louis Stern
Miss Stern
William 8. Warren
Egerton
Winthrop,Jr
James S. Cushman
George I. Baker
G. B. Berckman
Ruth Eden
John H. Eden
West Forty-sixth* Street
Morgan Grace
Michael P. Grace
Shenly Herts
England
Grace
Ogden Mills
Misses Mills
Herman le Roy Emmet
William C. Schermerhorn
Miss Schermerhorn
John Innes Kane
Theodore Havemeyer
Europe
Anna Sands
Havemeyer
Lathrop Colgate
Edith C
Leonard
Bayonne
St. Bartholomew's Church
Delmonico’s
Jones
the News OF Newport
W. C. van Benthuysen
Ripley—Doremus
Sage
Macfarlane. Fund
Esterbrook
Ito
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co
Camden
N.J
Soha Sérest
N.Y
J. W. Williams
Columbus
West 54Th St
George Freifeld
Alfred Meyer
Edward Jackson
Cornelius N. Bliss
Mortimer L. Schiff
Alfred E. Ommen
Warren C. Beach
Clinton
Louis A. Lehmaier
J. Henry Peters
Ohn C. Gabler
Edward F. Cole
Robert B. Mintur
H. D. Sedgwick, Jr
Dr. O
A. S
Lewis H. Brown
James W.mele
J. Jewett Wanes
Paul M. Warburg
R. M.S. Putnam
Jacob
H. Schiff
Theron G. Strong
Isaac N. Seligman
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Campbell
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Conrad
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Cepp
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Carroll Marr
Callahan Patrick
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Collins
Ellen
Madison St
Daveney
Josephine
Evans
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Ezzi
Rachel
St. IS
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Soselameck
Stanton St
Hirsh
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Ryman Etta
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Hettesheimer
Attorney St. Hall
George
Krystie Wig le Jones
William H
Lawrence St
Klein
Catherine
Franklin St
Lawrence
Josiah
Marasch
Maria
Hospie Mulligan
Mary
Maloney
Thomas R
Thomas
McDermott
McMullen
Newlick Francis
Neill William
Manhattan St
O'Dwyer
Priboy
Pivota
St. See
Prevost
Harold W
Goth
Paradeer
Lucille
Oy Reiter
Fannie
Scorr
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Bessie
Spango
Tony
Bergen
Schiroeder
Joseph
Stein Berg
Jaseph
Wilhelmina
Williams
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Yates
Harris
Burke
Joseph M Fee
Conlin
Margaret
Walton
Drey
Henry
German Odd Fellows
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Ate Morris
Vwatth
Sorgenstein
Lebon
Lincoln Hesna Eaters
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Eva. R., Cor. “Harrison
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Heywood
Colligan
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Elyn Arnes
Gold
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de Kalb
Gould
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Kings Co
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Ryder
H. Ray Road
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Seetter
Edward
Skrnoronski
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Eel Stahlke
Pacific St
Stark William
Ditmar St
Steward
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Thornton
Foot Clinton St
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Filla M
van Pelt
Ida
Venderbper
R. H
Gerry
Wasilewski
Wineas
Witkowski
Weary
Geares
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