Abyssinia Grants Rights To Italians In Large Territory
The Times reports Italian gains in Abyssinia with concessions opening southern provinces to Italian mining and trade. A protocol confirms Italian possession of lands along the Eastern Soudan border in exchange for ceding other areas. The move follows Italy's 1896 defeat and is framed as payback for Italian services against Britain. Emperor Menelik’s domain and Eritrean borders are central, with Massowah as a key Italian port. Emperor William's address at Krefeld praises German industry and sea power as a peace guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London TimEs
New York
Times Special
London
Rome
the Times
Ferdinando Martini
Eritrea
Giornale d'Italia
Menelek
Signor Martini
Mareh
Times
Italy
Soudan
Abyssinia
Kassala
Fillik
Adowa
Massowahi
Krefeld
Prussia
William
Aixla-Chapellie
German Empire
Europe
Germany
British Admiral Beresford attacks navy inefficiency in Commons
Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford blasted the Admiralty in the House of Commons, declaring the navy system rotten and wasteful. He warned the Mediterranean fleet is overstretched and urged a separate business board to ensure fleet efficiency, while noting shortages in reserves and engine room staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beresford
London
House of Commons
Lord Charles Beresford
Mediterranean
Lord Charles
Great Britain
United States
France
Admiralty
Treasury
William Vernon Harcourt
H. O. Arnold-Forster
Kaiser Speaks on Religion in Alemann City Hall
Emperor William delivers a faith tied address at Aix la Chapelle after arrival with Empress and Crown Prince. He praises Germany's empire and army, calls for church unity, notes papal praise, and stresses devotion to God as central to national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Aix-la-Chapelle
Prussia
Bonn
Charlemagne
Rome
Euro
German Empire
British steamship deal firmed as Furness buys Gulf Line
London June 21 Sir Christopher Furness the shipowner has purchased the Gulf Line of Greenock, comprising six vessels totaling 19,502 tons. The deal signals consolidation in British shipping circles. Paris June 20 the Chamber of Deputies set July 11 to discuss M Etienne's interpellation on the Morgan shipping combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Furness
Gulf Line-French Chamber
London
Gulf Line
Greenock
A&& Ing
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Etienne
Chamber
Morgan
City Board to Begin Condemnation for New Docks
The Board of Estimate approved $5,000,000 for new docks and began condemnation of river-front parcels valued at $1,070,000. Corporation Counsel will pursue seizures on land from West Eighteenth to West Twenty‑third Streets, extending east to Eleventh Avenue, with eleven parcels cleared for three large piers for ships of a new syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate
Corporation Counsel
Eighteenth Street
West Twenty-third Street
Eleventh Avenue
Disturbances Feared During King's Coronation
Dublin dispatch to The Times reports a small disaffected minority aiming to stir trouble at King Edward's coronation. It notes Michael Davitt's violent letter to the press fueling religious bitterness amid the Women’s Committee charity efforts for poor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New York Times
London
Dublin
the Times
Edward
Michael Davitt
Women’s Committee
King Edward to Recover Aboard Royal Yacht After Coronation
After the coronation festivities from June 23 to July 4, King Edward will cruise on a royal yacht to recuperate from ceremony fatigue. The journey follows the celebrations as the king rests following the events in London.
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London
Edward
Prices soar at Hum bert sale in Paris gallery rush
Nearly 600000 francs were realized from sixty nine modern paintings once owned by Mme Hum bert who left Paris amid disclosures linking her to a large swindle. Georges Petit gallery drew crowds as bidders paid high sums for works by Daubigny Corot Isabey Baudry Jules Breton Fromentin among others. A Baudry piece titled Fortune et lEnfant fetched 26000 francs.
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Paris
Mme. Humbert
Georges Petit
Daubigny
Les Laveuses
Marchand d
Bauéry
Sooo Baudry
Jules’ Breton
Fortune Et Venfant
Baudry
Paris sale disruptions as art works draw fierce bids
The Times Paris correspondent reports 1500 people crowded Georges Petit’s sale room for Mme Humbert’s art works. Bids ran high with a Henner head selling for 2500 francs, while a Manet early work, though anticipated higher, brought 2000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New York Times
London
Paris
the Times
Georges Petit
Mme. Humbert
Henner
Edouard Manet
Will of Mrs Delano files for probate in Dutchess County
Laura Astor Delano widow of Franklin H Delano and heir of William B Astor dies June 15 at Steen Valette Red Hook. Executors named Warren Delano Jr John Jacob Astor and Franklin B Lord. Estate includes water stock bonds real property and Monte Carlo disposition. One sixth to Steurs children five sixths to Chanler heirs with trust held by Union Trust.
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Laura Astor Delano
William B. Astor
Franklin H. Delano
Steen Valette
Red Hook
Dutchess County
N. Y
Delano
Warren Delano, Jr
John Jacob Astor
Franklin B. Lord
Margaret
Union Trust Company
Arthur Astor Cary
Lafayette Place
Ohio State
Testatrix
Monte Carlo
Principality of Monaco
Margaret A. Chanler
Alphonse de Steurs
de Steurs
Kitchener to Rank With Britain’s Greatest Soldiers
Lord Milner said Lord Kitchener’s career would be remembered among Britain’s foremost men of action. He praised Kitchener’s steel will energy and stoical courage that led to present success and predicted his name would endure in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New York Times
London
Johannesburg
the Times
Lord Milner
Ord Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Signs of normal conditions return in Johannesburg
The Times correspondent reports easing censorship and lighter general restrictions in Johannesburg. Many seek employment as yeomen volunteers reservists and colonial corps eager to settle there but weak economy limits openings and risks losing valuable settlers. Lord Kitchener urges action as companies plan to employ unskilled surface labor while natives toil underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
New York Times
London
the Times
Johannesburg
Lord Ixitchener
The Boers and the Natives
London report of Gen Bruce Hamilton urging peace with natives as Boers in the Vryheid commando surrender. He warns that allowing 200 rifle-owners to keep arms near native lands will trigger withdrawal of that privilege. No major disturbances feared. tensions rise after a recent clash that left fifty dead on each side. A field column remains on the Zulu border.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Vryheid
Johannesburg
the Times
Bruce Hamilton
Leyds Irreconcilable at Paris Meeting
In Paris a Paris municipality meeting read a letter from Dr. Leyds noting Kruger's gratitude for a warm French reception. Leyds cited Boers' pride in shared race with France and suggested Paris may someday bear a common coat of arms for their peoples.
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Paris
London Times
New York Times
London
Times
Dr. Leyds
Kruger
Carnegie Gifts Continue with 10000 Library Offer
London June 20 Andrew Carnegie adds to daily benefactions by offering Burgh of Partick near Glasgow ten thousand pounds if officials run the library under public libraries acts. He notes he declines American official duties, saying his work lies across the Atlantic and he is here for recreation. Public acts since 1850 enable towns to establish libraries funded by a one‑penny rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Carnegie
Roddam's Captain Rewarded for Gallantry at St Pierre
The Board of Trade awarded Capt. Freeman of the Roddam a plate for bravery when St Pierre, Martinique, was destroyed by Mont Pelée. The Roddam was wrecked and many crew perished. Freeman saved the ship, delivered the first news to St Lucia, was burned, and later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Board of Trade
Capt. Freeman
London
Board of Trade
Freeman
Roddam
St. Pierre
Martinique
Mont Pelée
St. Lucia
Belgenland Report Turns Out to Be False
London agents of the American Line deny any abnormal condition on the Belgenland after it sailed from Queenstown to Philadelphia. Dispatches indicate no sighting of a disabled steamer by vessels arriving today, and the rumor is now believed unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Line
Belgenland
Queenstown
Philadelphia
Dr D Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge advertised
An advertisement promotes Dr D Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge as a remedy for frail sickly children. It claims the tonic destroys disease parasites and builds up the system. A typical mid-century sales pitch emphasizes health restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jayne
Society Weekend Beckons with Weddings and Polo in New York
Grand plans unfold for weddings at St. Peter's by the Sea Galilee and Sydney Mathews nuptials. polo clash at Van Cortlandt Park features Goulds and Squadron A. charity events for Stony Wold Sanitarium. several society leaders and families travel to summer homes and Europe aboard Vaderland Astoria Trave Minneapolis liners. campus and intercity athletic and social gatherings highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
Jersey
George J. Gould
Jay and
Kingdon Gould
Benjamin Nicoll
Lakewood
Squadron A
van Cortlandt Park
Goulds
Everett Colby
R. G. D. Douglas
Alfred R. Whitney, Jr
H. M. Earle
West Point Cadets
van Cortlandt
Social arrivals at Newport cottages and villas
Miss Ethel Davies arrived at her father Julien T. Davies’s cottage on Second Beach Avenue. Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard joined his family at their Ridge Road cottage. R. R. Colgate and Mrs. Frederic Pearson were guests at Newport villas. Mrs. Benjamin Thaw returned from Pittsburg. Miss Jane Whiting arrived for J. H. Mahoney’s visit to his sister Mrs. Lucie Post in Bellevue Avenue. Ex-Gov. Charles Warren Lippitt of Providence was noted in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Breakwater
Coggeshall’s Lodge
W. F. Welde
George W.welde
Narragansett Avenue
Frank Shore
James A. Chadwick
Fall River
Renfew Park
Benjamin R. Smith
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Arnold Hague
Washington
Beacon Hill
Henry A. C. Taylor
Glen Farm
Portsmouth
Sission
East Main Road
Glen Road
Mr. Taylor
Victor Sorchan
Reefpoint
H. A. Taylor
Jamestown
New Cliffs
Intrepid
Sea Fox
Fortuna
Saxon
Acushla
Rainbow
Newport
R. I
Ethel Davies
Julien T. Davies
Second Beach Avenue
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard
Ridge Road
R. R. Colgate
Ledyard
Frederic Pearson
Ochre Point
Benjamin Thaw
Pittsburg
Jane Whiting
J. H. Mahoney
Lucie Post
Bellevue Avenue
Charles Warren Lippitt
Miss White's Engagement Denied
London report denies the engagement of Henry White's daughter to Marshall Roberts after an AP rebuttal of a New York announcement. The correction states no engagement has been confirmed or accepted by the White family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White
London
Henry White
United States
Associated Press
New York
Marshall 0. Roberts
Funeral of Dean Eugene Augustus Hoffman
The Very Rev. Eugene Augustus Hoffman dean of the General Theological Seminary was buried after a 3 PM service at Trinity Chapel with bishops and seminary faculty in attendance. The choir sang Rock of Ages and Jesus Reigns by This We Know as the casket was interred in Trinity Cemetery.
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Eugene Augustus Hoffman
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Trinity Chapel
West Twenty-fifth Street
Trinity Cemetery
West One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Street
Bishop White
Michigan City
Burgess
Long Island
Worthington
Nebraska
Seymour
Springfield
Ill
New York Seminary
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
C. C. Tiffany
New York
Ww. H. Vibbert
Dix
Jesus
J. Henry Watson
Charles L. Hackstaff
Thomas W. Nickerson
Samuel W. Hoffman
Samuel Sloan
The
Lackawanna Railroad
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
Unusual blue hat with black tulle and plume of birds
A fashion page item notes a pale blue hat edged by dark blue tulle and four blackbird figures forming a striking, uncommon color combination. The piece contrasts with costly placard prices and discusses jewelry details from pearl necklaces to large diamond pendants and carved ivory figurines from a Japanese shop.
Death of King Albert Shocks Dresden and Europe
Dresden tolls bells for King Albert who died at Castle Sibylewort. The king's body will arrive tomorrow and lie in state before Monday’s 9 PM interment in the court church crypt. Emperor William and German princes attend. Prince George named King of Saxony and has sworn allegiance. Ambassador White to represent the United States at the funeral.
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Dresden
Albert
Sibylewort
William
Austria
Prince George
Saxony
Washington
White
State Department
United States
Retired Saxony King Spent Summers at Pillnitz and Sibyllenort
Berlin Times correspondent notes the late King of Saxony led a largely secluded life, mostly in Pillnitz on the Elbe and at Sibyllenort in Silesia, preserving his soldierly temper until near the end as his health failed during autumn maneuvers and parades.
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London
King of
Saxony
Berlin
The
Times
Pillnitz
Elbe
Hampton Court
Sibyllenort
Silesia
Brunswick
Death List of a Day Tobias New
Tobias New head of the T New Construction Company of Manhattan died at his home 50 Gates Avenue Brooklyn from a complication of diseases. Born in Fulton Schoharie County he came to New York in 1508 and formed Barnes New in 1862. Survived by wife and son with funeral services tomorrow at six at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church and Greenwood burial.
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Tobias New
T. New Construction Company
Manhattan
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. New
New York
Fulton
Schoharie County
Cyrus M. Warren
H. G. Barnes
Barnes
Greenwood
Death of Dr Elbridge Smith Dorchester educator
Dr Elbridge Smith died in Dorchester Mass. He was born February 14 1818 in Wayland Mass. A Brown University graduate class of 1841 he tutored at Brown for three years and served as principal of multiple schools in Worcester Cambridge Norwich and Dorchester. He helped found the American Institute of Instruction and received an honorary Doctor of Science from Brown in 18.
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Boston
Mass
Elbridge Smith
Dorchester
Wayland
Brown University
University Grammar School
Providence
Worcester
Cambridge
Free Academy
Norwich
Conn
Dorchester High School
American Institute of Instruction
Baltimore grain house head Robert Wylie dies at 64
Robert Wylie, head of the grain house of Wylie, Son & Co., died at age sixty four in Baltimore. A longstanding figure in the grain trade for over thirty years, he helped form the Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange and served on its board. He was treasurer and vice president of the exchange and an incorporator and vice president of the Terminal Warehouse Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Wylie
Wylie, Son & Co
Corn and Flour Exchange
Terminal Warehouse Company
Obituaries Chronicle Several Noted Deaths Across Cities
Robert Towne a renowned journalist dies in Prescott Arizona from tuberculosis. Symes Hut Thurnson Mercer County solicitor dies at Mercer Hospital Trenton after weeks of illness. Harry S. Schemmis Huntington New York official dies after months with a nervous breakdown. Guy Shaw Yates County 1863 state assembly member dies from a fall and hip fracture. Fiora L. Danforth dies at Flower Hospital from blood poisoning after failed operation. Danforth brother of Dr Loomis L Danforth, formerly Utica Malone and London dentist, dies at home in Utica.
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Robert Towne
Prescott
Arizona
Topeka
Kansas City
Chicago Times- Herald
Symes B. Hut Thurnson
Mercer County
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
N. J
Mr. Hutchinson
Princeton
Harry S. ScEmmis
Huntington
L. I
Citizens’ League For Good Government
Guy Shaw
Yates County
Shaw
Benton
Fiora L. Danforth
Flower Hospital
Loomis L. Danforth
West Fifty-second Street
Otsego County
Utica
Malone
Tlondon
England
Marriages Recorded in Morristown and New York City
On June 17 at St Peter's Arch Morristown New Jersey Godfrey Malbone Brinley wed Elizabeth Agnes Miller daughter of George Macculloch Miller Esq The ceremony was officiated by Rev Ernest M Stires D D On June 18 in New York City Mary Augusta Allen daughter of James P and Harriett C Allen married Louis R Morss The services were led by Rev George K Allen
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Brinley—Miller
St. Peter’s Arch
Morristown
N. J
Ernest M. Stires
Godfrey Malbone Brinley
Elizabeth Agnes
George Macculloch Miller
Morss—Allen
George K. Allen
Mary Augusta
James P
Harriett C.allen
Louis R. Morss
New York City
Buonfiglio
Bleicher
Joseph
Cannon St
Byrnes
Annie
Bergin
William
Belantrin. G
Elizabeth St
Berkman
Fannie
Baldwin
Abba
Campanello
Francesco
Cherry
Colgan
Thomas
It Campbell
Bridget
Clausen
Freida
D’elia
Alfonso
Ermini
Palamore
Fischel
Charles
Feinberg
Arion
Fitzgerad
Grace
Fratelline
Pasquale
Hamilton Stip
Fiet
Sarah
Lewis
Gavcce
Marietta
Hamilton St
Gray
Benjamin
Anna
Grossman
Phoion
Henry
Sigmond
Holste
Andrew
Hinchey
W. Coth
Hitchcock
Olin C
Tsth
Jarri
Emil
Sewer Wees
Jarly
Azaez
Washington St
Johnson
Esleith St
Delia
Son EB
James F
Greenwich
McMahon
John J
Fulton St
Nash. John
Valentine
Cowvcas
Paccloli
Aeseee Rubenstein
Madison Stry
Rosen
Fanny
Raimonte
Roberts
Sutherland
New Rochelle
Schulder
Agnes
Stewart
Samuel
Stine
Deborah
Falls Island
Slioka
Martin
Trimble
James
East River
Vorisck
Juliana
Avenue Y
Vesey
Catherine
van Arsdale
Wells
Stocence
Wilson
John P
Arnold
Julius
Middleton St
Borafsky
Grand St
Burkart
Mamie
Morgan
Brady
Borkthorn
Maud
Brooklyn
Butler
Agnes R
Atlantic
Bartley
John
Lafayette
Coulter
A. H
Gates
Moses
Glennon
Cconhouse
Edna
Withers St
Casella
Jinden
Campbell
Mary A
Case
G. W
Kingston
Anine
Chelinske
Dowling
St. Cath
Don
Osh Metropolitan
Doyle, Anne
Kings Co. Almshouse
Dutton
Mary G
Sth
Darcey, Alter
St. Peter’s Hosp
Daleen
Lillie M
Genzardi Erica
Gendagore
Carmine
Kent
Mary
Kings
Almshouse
Gibson
William B
Broadway
Garrison
Arthur
Kings Co
Warren St
Gannon
Loretta
Ross St
Grandy
Hashagen
Louis C
Holdridge
R. C
Heaney
Neeene Ie
Healy
Johannz
Hunt
Kate
Ntewe
Harvey
Hill
Laura M
Ween
Russell Place
Kammerer
Lieberman
Louis
Séigel
Librevia
Antonin
Union
Devoe
Massa
Pietro
Spencer
Mcdonnell
Emerson Place
North. Joseph
Nielson. Kirstine. Co. Hosp
Nolan
Johns
A Connor
Bayard Stahl
Owens
Willi Bscoe
O'Connell
E Kalb
Piecha
Adalin Meress
Putnam
Rose
Rving
Serene
Rohan
Diamond
Roman O. Mariano
Bergen
Riker
Foot
Stuart
Isabel S
Hawthorn
Saeee Swift
Sarah F
Vernon
Smith, Kate
Convent of Mercy
Sim
Bremen St Tracy
St. Mark’s A
Wiedersam
Martha W
Jefferson Av
Madison St
Wood
Williams
Williamsburg
Obituaries and funeral notices dated June 1902
Death notices from New Jersey to New York list Julia Lake Crawford Floyd Danforth Mary Anne Downey Eleanor Augusta Drew William Grandy Margaret Messer Mary Jane Osborne Henry Work Rianhard Charles Martin Tibbals with funeral details and interment plans across multiple cities including New York Brooklyn Flushing and Erie.
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Flushing
L. I
Mary Anne
Archibald Downey
Cairn Cross
Mary J. Hawksey
Skreeny
Leitrim
Ireland
Cairn Cross Downey
North Parsons Av
Woodlawn
Drew
3D Place
Brooklyn
Eleanor Augusta
John A. Drew
St. Stephen's Churc Summit
Hicks Sts
Holy Cross Cemetery
Wlliam Grandy
Ross St
Greenwood
Messer
London
Margaret McIlvaine
Ohio
Josiah Messer
Osborne
South Orange
N. J
Mary Jane
Charles Francis
Mary Field Osborne
Charles E. Hunt
Church of the Holy Communion
Rianhard
New Brighton
Henry Work Rianhard, Jr
Henr
Amelia J. P. Rianhard
Tibball
Erie
Penn
Charles Martin Tibbals
Ryland Sherman Dead A Founding Illinois Republican
Ryland Sherman, a longtime Republican figure in Kankakee Illinois, died at age seventy six. An immigrant from Rushville Indiana he helped organize the party in 1856 and was among its fourteen original members in Illinois. Sherman served twelve years on the State Republican Committee and campaigned with John A Logan. He was twice sheriff of Kankakee County and a deputy U S marshal in Garfield's administration.
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Kankakee
Ill
Ryland Sherman
Sherman
Illinois
Rushville
Ind
Whig
Olinois
Bloomington
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British Admiralty
Kaiser
Religion
British Steamship Deal
Kitchener
Cape Town
Pretoria
South Africa
MR. Carnegie
Clarence Mackay
Butler Duncan
Craig Wadsworth
Frederick Gebhard
Chicago
Stony Wold
White Plains
Trenor L
de Lancey A. Kane
C. Oliver Iselin
Henry Steers
Trevor L. Park
Beverly W. Robinson
Edmund Randolph
N. C. Reynal
Howard Willet
Heather Bloom
Frederick Woodhull Chesebrough
Sydney Mathews
Lesmore
Valley Forge
Café Martin
Frederick R. Coudert, Jr
J. Rich Steers
F. Temple Reamer
Thomas Darrach
T. H. Hoag
Victor Mapes
Sidon Patterson
William C. Cammann
Howard Davidson
Chesebrough
Wilbur Mathews
Walter Price
Adrian Iselin, Jr
E. H. Harriman
Arden, N. J
Morristown Club
Baltusrol
Ardsley
Tuxedo
Bruce Ismay
G. S. Schieffelin
Miss Schieffelin
James Hyde Beekman
Henry Walcott Robbins
East Fifty-seventh Street
Massacre Farm
Simsbury
H. Duncan Wood
Gertrude Wood
Bryn Mawr
May Handy
Lota Robinson
John R. McLean
Robert Lehr
Harry Lehr
Continent
Vaderland
Antwerp
R. M. Bull
C. C. Clark, Jr
B. Dawson Coleman
Genoa
Gibraltar
Naples
J. W. Archibald
Mary E. Archibald
W. W. Hurd
Craig 8Itchell
John H. Grimes
Robert Harold Grimes
E. W. Olmstead
Ithaca
Minneapolis
H. Hoyle Butts
Butts
G. M. Brinley
Brinley
Miller
Frederick S. Bell
Laird Bell
Elizabeth T. Coolidge
Andrew Davis
Alice E
Clara L. Davis
Benjamin le Fevre
G. G. Morgan
Dorothy B. Morgan
Denison Morgan
L. R. Welles
Charles F. Welles
Margaret Welles
Leonard Welles
Arthur Turnure
Gilbertsville
di Zerega
Canada
Point-a-Pic
North Hatley
Walter Suydam
Lester del Garcia
Islip
Elliott Danforth
Forrest House
Lake Mahopac
the News OF Newport
Dean Hoffman
King Albert
Bronx
Esterbrook
Jefferson
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co
Camden
N.J
John Street
Firzcera
Neeraae
Sixth Avenue
New Publications
Golden Ass
Filander
Voltaire
Pratt
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