Judge Aspinall Deems Coney Island a Vice Hub
In Kings County Court Brooklyn Judge Aspinall labeled Coney Island a hotbed of vice and iniquity. He warned a jury that crooks from across the country visit the island to commit crimes as detectives monitor gambling sites from May to October. The verdict found Edward Kane alias Moran guilty of pickpocketing after defendant was arrested by Detective Vachris. Authorities claim gambling houses are currently closed and vow to pursue any future breakouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinall
Kings County Court
Brooklyn
Coney Island
New York
Coneysland
Edward Kane
Moran
Iane
Antonio Vachris
Roundsman Vachris
Pennsylvania
Patrick N. McLaughlin
Bernard J. York
Police Board
Man in Cataleptic Delirium After Street Outburst
John O Connor of 828 West Twenty Sixth Street delivered a harangue from the Scotch Presbyterian Church steps at Ninety sixth Street and Central Park West. He collapsed into a cataleptic fit at Jam Hood Wright Hospital and later at Harlem Hospital, where doctors diagnosed delirium tremens after a week of cheap whisky consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’connor
West Twenty Sixth Street
Central Park
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Ninety-sixth Street
Central Park West
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Nlarlem
John Casey
Casey
Ireland
O'Connor
O’connor
Lawyer sued over withheld judgment in Brooklyn case
Carl Angel of 15 Whitehall Street accuses lawyer Charles W. Leeman of 38 Park Row of unlawfully withholding a client’s judgment from a suit against the Catholic Club. Angel says Leeman collected $1 051.02 but offered only $500, claiming he is owed $1 030.73. a Justice Dickey order requires Leeman to show why the full sum should be paid or face contempt proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Leeman
Park Row
Carl Angel
Whitehall Street
Angel
Leeman
Belandinavian Legal Aid Society
W. Leeman
Court Square
Boerum
Brooklyn
New York
Dickey
Argentine Warship Presidente Sarmiento Visits Port
The training vessel Presidente Sarmiento, with 350 aboard including 40 midshipmen from the Government Naval College at Buenos Aires, arrived from Havana and anchors off Tompkinsville. Capt. Onofre Betbeder commands the 2750-ton full rigged ship with auxiliary steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentine Republic
Presidente Sarmiento
Havana
Tompkinsville
Government Naval College
Buenos Ayres
Onofre Betbeder
South America
Panama
Honolulu
Yokohama
Singapore
Naples
Gibraltar
Fatal neck injury surgery fails at Fordham Hospital
Petro Nine of 034 East One Hundred and Ninth Street died after a broken neck operation at Fordham Hospital late yesterday. The fall from a cherry tree in King's Bridge caused the injury. Doctors Hagan and White performed the procedure. death followed after anesthesia. The injury resembled that of Walter B Duryea, moved from Roosevelt Hospital recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham Hospital
Petro Nine
East One Hundred and Ninth Street
King’s Bridge
Halle Guilty of Murder in the First Degree
Aaron Halle was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Mamie Brannigan at H Rein hardt's Son Co on Eighty sixth Street and Third Avenue. The verdict followed a largely stoic defense and a dramatic prosecution, with sentencing postponed to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Halle
Mamie Brannigan
H. Reinhardt
Halle
McIntyre
Hallesti
Abraham Levy
Fursman
Justice Fursman
Margaret Goldsborough
West One Hundred and Third Street
Mamie
Change in Tunnel Route Around Fort George Approved
The Rapid Transit Commission unanimously approved a revised tunnel route in the loop around Fort George proposed by John B. McDonald. The change shortens the tunnel by about three quarters of a mile and saves nearly $100,000, routing directly through Amsterdam and Nagle Avenues instead of toward the Hudson River. Approval from municipal authorities and property owners along the new path remains required. Bleecker Street excavation from Greene to Elm Streets, with a large sewer lowered for the tunnel, is completed, marking the first work finished. Appointments announced include Svere Dahm as assistant engineer at 2000 and Peter C. Spence as assistant engineer at 1800. Tree removal prep on upper Broadway begins today, with contractor Shields noting residents can act to preserve trees but so far no responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rapid Transit Commission
Fort George
John B. McDonald
Amsterdam
Nagle Avenues
Hudson River
Bleecker Street
Greene
Elm Streets
Svere Dahm
Peter C. Spence
Upper Broadway
Shields
Legal Notes on Landlord and Tenant and Related Actions
In 1896 at the Majestic Hotel a scarlet fever outbreak led Edward Eyre to abandon apartments, claim rent avoidance, and face a suit won by the hotel for about 35,000 dollars. Appellate Division reserved ruling on implied covenants and eviction. Other notes cover an oral farming agreement between a Bromley couple and the resulting claims for hay and crops, and a case involving Trustee duties and self dealing by executor Merrick and beneficiaries challenging foreclosures and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Hotel
Edward Eyre
Majestic Hotel Company
Supreme Court
Eyre
John H. Bromley
St. Lawrence County
N. Y
Rhoda E. Miles
Third Appellate Division
Justice Merwin
Miles
Appellate Division
Third Department
Joseph H. Merrick
Otsego County
Joseph Co. Merrick
James H. Merrick
James
Illinois
Joseph
Alexander H. Grant
John C. Merrick
Mary G. Waters
Grant
Justice Herrick
Normal College Honors Thirty-First Commencement Graduation
The City Normal College held its thirty-first commencement with 468 graduates in the college chapel. Dr. Waldo H. Richardson spoke on revering home life, praising trust and praise from women and children. Prizes were awarded across departments and many graduates earned honors, including a first diploma for Fanny Sears Mason the college’s first colored graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Normal College
Waldo H. Richardson
Hunter
Old Thirteenth Street
Richardson
Maxwell
State Normal School
Fanny Sears Mason
Evelyn Louise Lease
Mary Ellen Lease
Anna M. Hunter
Agnes Peterson
Anita F. R. Lawrence
Miss Lease
Elna Harwood
Rosina Ella Smith
Helen Margaret. Kinch
Bertha Maxwell Palmer
Agnes Ingenthron
Miles M. O’brien
Board of Trustees
City College Commencement Honors 184 Degrees
The College of the City of New York held its forty-eighth commencement in Carnegie Music Hall with 184 degrees awarded by President Alexander S. Webb. Speakers included Alfred Frankenthaler and Herman Eichhorn. subjects covered ranged from The Negro Problem to Joan of Arc. Names of graduates across Arts and Science divisions are listed, alongside prize distribution and advertising copy from Bathing suits firm Pert & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottendorfer
Eugenie Adolphine Kruss
Mary M. McDermot
Kelly
Rebecca Frank
Bellas
Pollock
Kane
Eugenie Adolphine Krust
Eri Ha G. Hunt
Rebecca Prank
Henri Maillard
Agnes Peterson
William Wood Memorial
Estelle Felix
Randolph Guggenheimer
Clara Habermann
Adolph Kutroff
Charlotte Heuschkel
Albert Tag
Louise Susanna Zetsche
Frederic R. Coudert
Bertha Lillian Sully
Joseph J. Kittel
Irma de Sola Mendes
Rosina
Ella Smith
Libbie van Arsdale
Bella Sophia Pollack
Loretta Jackson
Rose Weissman
Herman Ridder
Elsie Marie Grossenbacher
Charles C. Wehrum
Anita F. Lawrence
Bernard Cohen
Elma Harwood
The
College of the City of New York
Carnegie Music Hall
Alexander S. Webb
Alexander W. Bostwick
Calvary Church
Alfred Frankenthaler
Henry Neumann
Charles J. Lagerwall
Joseph Kahn
William Grossman
Edgar Allen Poe
Joan of Arc
Albert A. Meras
Herman Abramowitz
Herman Eichhorn
Hebrew Technical Institute Holds Sixteenth Commencement at Cooper Union
The Hebrew Technical Institute staged its sixteenth commencement in Cooper Union last evening. President James H Hoffman praised Jewish students for their high standing in American skilled labor and urged outreach to benefit targeted classes. Thirty five graduates received diplomas as prize essays were read and a live demonstration showed hand wheel molding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Technical Institute
Cooper Union
Rudolph Grossman
James H. Hoffman
Hoffman
Adolph Huler
Peter H. Friedman
Samuel J. Harris
Louis
Bayer
Richard
Herzog
Leo S. Chlebowsky
Elias
Katz
Samuel
Cohen
Samuel J. Kroll
Abraham
Davidson
Joshua E. Lubliner
Leo M. Feigenbaum
Rudolph
Melamed
Raphael H. Feidler
Morris
Moses
Jacob
Finkelstein
Benedict
Moskowitz
Anthony
Frankfurt
A. S Northshield
Leo E. Friedman
Peter
H. Schlinger
Barney B. Friedman
Reuben W. Schuler
Adolph
Geleberg
Shapiro
David R. Glickman
Hyman
Sobel
Goldfarb
Samuel J. Spitzer
Benjamin
Goldhammer
Albert
Stern
Leo
Grabkowitz
Jacob M. Strickler
Charles
Guthorn
Seymour
Jacob M. Grabkowitz
Joseph B. Bloomingdale
Louis Loeb
Prizes Awarded in School Merit and Oratory Contests
Certificates of merit and numerous prizes announced across history, language, science, and crafts. Awards list includes Benjamin Jaffe, German, Henry Cook, oratory, Arthur Boylan, prose, Albert Meras, poetry, and many medalists across Junior and Sophomore classes. Exercises closed with a benediction by Rev. Bostwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J. Breiteweisher
Herman Eichborn
Walter Kohm
Meyer Bloomfield
Benjamin Jaffe
Henry Newman
William Grossman
Meyer Baskey
B.A. Rugi
Charles Weisman
Charles H. Kauver
Mario Cosenza
Gerard R. Warner
Nathaniel D. Reich
Sons of the Revolution
Jacob R. C
Serena Mason Carnes
Felix Hecht
Jacob Hartman
Weinberg
F. M. Devoe & Co
Raymond JL. Barmont
Eric O. Bjorkstom
Board of Education
Arthur A
Supreme Court orders bond deposit for Toledo line receivership
Justice Bischoff in the Supreme Court granted an order directing Farmers' Loan and Trust Company as receiver to deposit by June 22 with Central Trust Company 158 first mortgage bonds of the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad and all unpaid coupons since Jan. 1, 1893. The order follows an invitation from the Reorganization Committee. The receiver must hold the remainder of the stock and accept certificates of stock transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Frederic P. Olcott
Dewey Reception Committee closes affairs at City Hall
The Plan and Scope Committee met to wind up the Dewey reception. The arch cost $6,853.15 more than estimates, with a $2,200 deficit covered by fifteen members contributing $150 each. John H. Stalin offered to cover any unpaid shares after paying his own $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Stalin
Supposed Marine's Body Found in East River
A poorly dressed man was found floating in the East River near the North Fifth Street dock Brooklyn and taken to the Morgue. Papers suggest the body may be Michael P Doran marine discharged from service December 1890 and charged by Col. Robert Huntington USMC at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. details of the charges were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
North Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Michael P Doran
Doran
Col
Robert Huntington
United States Marine Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Aid
Archbishop Ireland Sails for Europe on La Champagne
Archbishop John Ireland departed yesterday for Europe aboard the steamship La Champagne to deliver an oration at the Lafayette monument unveiling in Paris on July 4. Among the passengers were A. Kleczkowski the French Consul General at Montreal and M. P. Merou the French Consul at Chicago plus Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Whittemore W. S. Sin and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. De Carvalho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Ireland
Europe
John Ireland
la Champagne
Lafayette Monument
Paris
A. Kleczkowski
Montreal
M. P. Merou
Chicago
M. A. Whittemore
W. S. Sin
M. J. de Carvalho
Wayward Passenger at Barge Office Receives Cold Reply
Angela Cappela, a middle aged woman from the Karamania steamer, arrived at the Barge Office with no money. She was advised to telegraph to her Chicago mother Raffael Pierls, who replied don’t come as I have no money. She will likely have to return to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Cappela
Raffael Pierls
Chicago
Taly
James Combs Held on Grand Larceny Charge
James Combs of East Orange New Jersey a five year accountant for the George E Chesterman estate was held by Magistrate Deuel in Jefferson Market Police Court on $500 bail for grand larceny The charge cites a $250 check but Chesterman alleges more than $10 000 unaccounted for Combs fled the city last March detective Thompson traced him to Buffalo then Paris and back to Buffalo where he was arrested last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Combs
East Orange
N. J
George E. Chesterman
Broadway
Deuel
Jefferson Market
George Chesterman, Jr
Combs
Chesterman
Thompson
Buffalo
Europe
Paris
German Consul Secures Deportation Reprieve for Bride
The German Consul in Hoboken enlisted authorities to stop a deportation of Margharita Reb bam who arrived under immigration ban to marry August Sindel. Sindel was located, and a magistrate quickly wed the couple after confirming the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margharita Rebbam
Hoboken
August Sindel
Germany
Sindel
Man Pleads Guilty Breaking Saloon Window After Mistaking for Cat
John McCullagh told Judge McMahon in General Sessions that he drank at Fowler's saloon and, thinking a cat, threw a brick at a plate glass window valued at 150 dollars. He pleaded guilty and received four months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCullagh
Judge McMahon
Fowler
East One Hundred and Sixtieth Street
McMahan Ofowler
McCullagh
Irish Invincibles Angry at Deportation Sitution
Joseph Muller and James Fitzharris Irish Fenians ordered deported and held at the Barge Office after Ellis Island intake. They cursed at reporters claiming harsher treatment than British prisons and accused the American press of scorn. They threaten habeas corpus and plan to return to Ireland on the Servia with Cunard covering board costs since May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Muller
James Fitzharris
Treasury Department
Ellis Island
United States
Rocky Mountain
O'Brien
Curtis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laughlin
York
Catholic Club
Legal Notes
Normal College Degrees
Dr. Richardson
M. A. Ingenthron
H. M. Kinch
G. E. Milles
J. L. Cohn
L. J. Dreyfus
P. Loewy
G. Krauskopf
D. Bastrozm
R. E. Smith
E. Herschfield
L. S. Zetsche
A. M. Siemon
K. L. Sully
I. de S. Mendes
Co. Heitschkel
B. M. Palmer
I. Coleman
D. C. Sheerin
Normal Department
C. Mincer
B. Wolff
B. S. Pollock
X. A. Felix
K. A. Kruss
Myres
A. Peterson
B. Stern
L. A. Baldwin
R. Schwerin
L. E. Loewy
M. D. Atkinson
I. Nathan
H. B. Frankenbach
K. L. Frisby
M. E. Feakins
R. Frank
L. E. Hesberg
Gray
Claudine
Seaman
Caroline R. Haggerty
Emma Y. Spaulding
Myrtle
Anna M. van Syckel
Eva D. Livingston
Emma L
Marie J. Dreyfus
Leah J. Duffy
Alice
Edwards
Estella
Ellick
Virginia
Epstein
Helen
Falk
Harriet A. Fennally
Mary F Ferguson
Gladys Fearing
Anna
Friend
Constance Galland
Grace
Gartlan
Madeline F. Gilpatrick
Gluck
Edith. Grossenbacher
Elsie M. Grossman
Ethel Ruth
Hav
Annie K. Hall
Jean
Allen
Helen Marion
Amson
Blanche Eda. Anderson
Olga Mari Anholt
Violet G
Lazinsk
Eva
Lease
Evelyn Louise
Leberecht
Bertha A. Lehman
Serena
Levene
Marie Dinah
Loewy
Birdie
Pauline
Lowenstein
Bells D. Luchs
Bertha
Mandelbaum
Marks
Dora Frances
Marvin
Frances M. Martin
Anna Marie
Mason
Fanny
McCormick
Alice V. Mehl
May Grace
Mendes
Irma de Sola
Michelbacher
Amy
Milles
Grace Ethel
Mott
Adelaide
Myers
Carrie
Nacht
Minnie S. Nanton
Marie
Nathan
Winnifred
Newkirk
Millicent A
Newmark
Hattie
Oppenheimer
Edith A. Owen
Almira Frances
Palmer
Bertha M. Fatterson
Annie Dixon
Pringston
Margaret F. Powning
Ethel Gill
Quinlan
Esther A. Reich
Ethel. Reillzy
Anna Irene
Roberts
Cecilia
Orgamot
Grace E. Wood
Ethel Tyson
Zetsche
Louise
Ankel
Antonius
Edith M. Apfel
Edith Rose
Appel, Stella
Arbogast
Arnold
Mary. Atkinson
Madeline D. Beekman
Irene Viola
Baldwin
Elizabeth A. Rapp
Madelina
Barry
Adélaide Irene
Mae R. M. Bartels
Marguerite
Baumann
May F. Birnbaum
Annette
Blaesius
Emily L. Blauvelt
Annie M. H. Bliss
Maud Minnie
Blumenthal
Cecilia. Bowden
Helen C. Breen
Lucy A. Brennan
Elizabeth A. Bres
Mabel F. Ehrlich
Olga
Flkan
Rosalind
Ennis
Lena E. Einstein
Tillie
Est2y
Amy Janet
Fairchild
Edith L. Falkenberg
Blanche C. Farrell
Gertrude M. Feakins
Mabel Emma
Felix
Estelle
Felberg
Rose
Fettretch
Mabel
Fidel
Mary Hulda
Tiggatt
Virginia M. Finklestein
Hannah
Finley
Cylia. Goldberg
Kate Nellie
Goldstein
Esther
Ray V. Goodwin
Alice G. V. Goodwin
Anna J. Grasse
Miriam A. Greeman
Anna. Greenbaum
Hannah. Groden
Anna Agnes
Gutgsell
Josephine
A. Guth
Matilda
Guy
Martha F. Haberman
Clara. Hagan
van Evra E. Haggerty
Josephine Co. Hamburger
Rebecca. Hanson
Daisy E. Hawkins
Gertrude A. Heilbrunn
Isabelle
Held
Helmecke
Pauline L. Henderson
Alice L. Hennessy
Catharine
Herschmann
Amelia C. Herts
Esther. Hessberg
Lilian E. Hirsch
Louisa. Hochheimer
Birdie. Hof
Caroline C. Hoffman
Gertrude F. Hogan
Estelle M. Hagencamp
Clara. Hurley
Eleanor A
Antoinette
Neu
Mabel Beatrice
Newman
Jena
Nicholsberg
Kate
Nusbaum
Blanche L. O'Connell
Mary R. O'Keefe
Julia
Obrig
Anna F. Oesting
Minnie
Oppenheim
Ernestine
Orner
Miriam A. Osterweis
Ostrander
Katharine
Overbaugh
Ella A. Palmer
Olive J. Parker
Frieda
Passholz
Mary. Pasternak
Esther. Peterson
Agnes. Phillips
Rebecca. Packridge
Anna G. Pollachek
Pauline J. Pollack
Bella S. Quinn
Anna A. Rafferty
Marietta J. Reshower
Lillian L. Richmond
Margaret B. Robertson
Alice M. Roche
Catharine A. Rogers
Blanche
Rolbé
Anna. Rosen
Pauline. Rosenberg
Kate G. Rosengarten
Rebecca
Rosalie F. Tiss
Mabel A. de Varona
Irene C. Waitzfelder
Edith 3. Walker
Annie A. Walsh
Carrie. Walters
Mabel C. Watts
May. Wehle
Madeline. Weiss
Anne M. Weiss
Elsie
Weissman
Rose. Welsh
Annie. Wertheimer
Aline
Wertheimer
Belle. Whelan
Agnes. White
Alice C. White
Leon
City College
Israel
Edwin Goldwasser
Baci
Abramowitz
Herm Adams
Robert A. Bopp
Walter F. Brand
Samuel Bullowa
R. J. M Burger
Henry Davidson
Isidor. Davidson
Joseph. Eder
Phanor J. Felberg
Aron. Fine
Harold E. Fischer
Francis. Flynn
Thomas Fox
Henry W. Frank
Samuel I Frankenthaler
A Gibney
Eugene Ginzler
Arthur. Glanz
Glusker
Charles. Goodman
Elias B. Goodman
ARTS
Kastner
Isidor M. Kauver
Charles H. Knickerbocker
E. van B. Kohn
Walter T. A. Korn
Raphael C. Kudlich
Hans E. Knfeld
Max. Levy
Henry. Madigan
James C. McQuilland
George T. Meras
Albert A. Michaelis
Arnold. Murphy
James F.eumann
Henry
Ewman
Charles. Nides
Samuel. Noehren
Alfred H. Picker
Louis M. Pulvermacher
W. D. Roeder
Jehial M. Rubin
Mark. Laymon
Ignatz
Schlosberg
Skrivanek
Solomon
Elias L. Steindler
Emanuel M. Sugarman
Moses A. Suling
John W. Symes
Reuben C. Taylor
Arthur N. Topper
William. Wien
Francis. Wiener
Sol. Woodruff
Enowitz
Fendrich
Fischer
Frederick
Frank
Arthur
Friedenberg
A. M. Friedland
Jacob M. Galbenstein
A. J. Goldstein
Henry P. Goldwater
Sidney J. Goodwin
Phillips R. Griffin
Gerald W. Hartman
Gustave
Hecht
Herfoot
Paul
Hurwitz
Hussakof
Louis. Jackson
Jerome C. Jacoby
George W. Kaempfer
Louis G. Kahn
Joseph. Katzenstein
M. L. Lagerwall
Arthur. Linkar
John. Mackby
Julius C. Malewynzyk
C. Marcus
Mentzel
Charles C. Mohr
Edward H. Oppenheim
Louis. Prager
William L. Radyik
Benjamin. Robinson
Robert. Schaefer
E. F. Schiff
Jacob R. Schlivek
Kaufman
Schmidt
Schumer
Jacob H. Silberman
Frank. Smyth
Samuel, Jr. Solomon
Louis A. Steele
George W. Welsman
Charles. Weiss
Morris. Wilkinson
Cromwell
Isador Goetz
Paul Radin
Ward
Alfred Frankenstein
Rocks, Pert & Company
Cor
Warren
Warren St
Prince
West
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
Smith Gray & Co
NEW Ba
Broa
Bedford Av Corner Work ST
Fulton St
Flatbush Ay
Gro. C Furnt Co
Bae
Angela
Italy
Chesterman Estate
McCullogh
St. Cor. Canal St
Chambers
At & Sat
Manhattan Beach
Foy
NEW Palm Orchestra
Pain
Fujiyaa
Japan
Arena
Austin Daly
James T. Powers
Proctor’s Vxubevince
Gertrude Mansfield
Caryl Wilbur
Edna Aug
Adolf Zink
Little Fred
la Fafalla
Ralph Stuart & Co
Galetti
Monkeys
Francellid Lewis
Fox
Foxie
Geo. Fuller Golden
Mrs. Robyns
Queen's
Moving Pictures
THEAT
York MY Vadis
B'way
44Th St. Evs
Bargain Mats
Cherry Blossom Grove Coy Ally P’fm
Rain Or Shine
t.Mon
Jgmat
All Star Cast
Sea Rounders
ST. Nicholas G. Kaltenborn
Hammerstein
Victoria
Pera Garden
Music Hall
Price
Koster & Bial
TOMOR
34Th St. & Broadway
Sears
Charming
Hudson
Keith
Lockhart
Yorke & Adams
Aldrich
Hayes
Lytton
Wilson
LENOX
Lyceum Camano
Mikado
Polo Grounds
Boston
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Lander
New York Foot East 34Th St
E. R
Whitehall St
39Th St
South Brooklyn Ferry
Brooklyn Bridge
New York Side
Bridge
Kings County
Brighton Beach Road
Flatbush Avenue
Williamsburg
Marey-Ocean Ave
Nostrand Ave
NEW York Times
Saturday Review
Mark Twain
Marie Corelli
Rider Haggard
Sienkiewicz
John Kendrick Bangs
Jack London
Erskines. Thomas
Scotland
Oxford
Mr. Spahr
England
London
William L. Alden
Moscow
McKee Library
South Africa
Czar
Alexander II
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