Democrats Push Tariff Trusts as Key 1890s Issue
The Democratic House caucus will discuss the tariff and trusts as the campaign centerpiece. They say the issue will resonate nationwide, especially in the Northwest, and contrast it with Republican talk on sugar duties and imperialism. They plan to use anti tariff and anti trust bills, including Richardson's measure, to shape voter choice in the fall.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Democratic National Committee
Richardson
Northwest
Senate
Babcock
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
Cuba
Republican Party
Eee
Bills Passed in Washington Senate Actions on Various Measures
A compilation of Senate actions including patent specifications in the Western District of Pennsylvania, storekeeper gauger title changes, army officer account readjustments, Treasury pay adjustments for Customs Inspectors in New York, fish hatchery funding in Maryland, Bransford’s pay transfer, audits for Arizona counties, a $2.5 million Agriculture Department building, public reservoir site regulation, promoting reading for the blind, and the establishment of United States and District Courts at Valdosta Georgia.
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Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Maryland
John F. Bransford
United States Navy
Treasury Department
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
United States
Valdosta
President Nominates Numerous Officials and Officers
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming John B. Richardson as Consul at Port Limon Costa Rica and William H. Darrough as Marshal in the Northern District of Indian Territory. Others include William M. Mellette for Western District of Indian Territory and Matthew S. Wilson as Register of Land Office at Bozeman Montana. Several transfers and appointments span engineers, lieutenants, captains, and postmasters across multiple states and divisions.
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Washington
John B. Richardson
Kansas
Port Limon
Costa Rica
William H. Darrough
Northern District
Indian Territory
William M. Mellette
Western District
Matthew St. Wilson
Register of Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
George C. Freeman
Helena
Mort
Representative Sulzer Seeks Probe of San Francisco Philippines Transport
Representative Sulzer introduced a resolution calling for an official investigation into the transport system between San Francisco and the Philippines. He cited newspaper reports alleging transport operations scandal confirmed by official sources.
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Washington
Sulzer
San Francisco
Philippines
Congressional Probe Proposal Lacks Immediate Action
Reports to the War Department by Col. J. L. Chamberlain and Col. M. P. Maus discuss a three Senator three Representative committee for investigation. Mr Sulzer proposes the panel but no action is foreseen on the resolution this session of Congress.
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War Department
J. L. Chamberlain
M. P. Maus
Sundry Appropriations Bill Reduces Senate Amendments
Washington report notes the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill passed by the House removing $574,350 of Senate amendments, including Portland quarantine station and Cape Lookout lightship. Several light stations and memorial bridge funds were cut, while $166,000 for Ram Island Ledge and $100,000 for Mile Rocks were kept. The final pillas totals $60,125,359.
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Washington
House
Senate
Portland
Porto Rico
Cape Lookout
St. Mary’s River
Mich
Memorial Bridge
Hmit
Intercontinental Railway Commission
Hawaii
Secretary of War
Ram Island Ledge
Portland Harbor
Mile Rocks
Cal
Pillas
Nebraska Fusion Ticket Forms After Democratic Populist Pact
After a twenty four hour session the Democratic and Populist conventions in Grand Island Nebraska merged on a fusion ticket with two Democrats at the top. Populists claim five seats to three for Democrats including Governor and other statewide posts. Bryan praised the result and pledged support.
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Grand Island
Neb
W. H. Thompson
Hall County
E. A. Gilbert
York County
N Powers
Hitch
Johcock County
Charles Q. Defrail
Jefferson County
J. N. Lyman
Adams County
J. M. Broad
Lancaster
B.C. Brennan
Douglas County
Claude Smith
Dawson County
Bath Podies
William J, Bryan
Pattison Nominated For Governor At Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
Ex Governor Robert E Pattison of Philadelphia is nominated for Governor of Pennsylvania by the Democratic State Convention in Erie. George W Guthrie is chosen for Lieutenant Governor and James Nolan is nominated for Secretary of Internal Affairs. The field focuses on state issues as Philadelphia representation causes debate.
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Erie
Penn
Robert E. Pattison
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
James Nolan
Reading
Pattison
William T. Creasy
John Mr. Gorman
Luzerne
Kerr of
Clearfield
Minnesota Democrats Nominate State Ticket at Convention
The Minnesota Democratic State Convention reaffirmed the Kansas City platform and expressed admiration for William Jennings Bryan. The ticket includes Governor L A Rosing of Cannon Falls and Lieutenant Governor Robert A. Smith of St Paul with other statewide offices listed.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
Supreme Art
George P. Jones
Rock County
J. M. Bowles
Republican State Convention Endorses Roosevelt for 1904
The Missouri Republican State Convention adjourned sine die re electing Thomas J. Akins as Chairman and nominating a ticket. It adopted a platform unreservedly endorsing President Roosevelt and naming him the logical candidate for 1904. National Committeeman Kerens secured permanent organization while Hitchcock’s supporters won admin endorsement.
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Jefferson City
Republican State Convention
Thomas J. Akins
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Kerens
Interior
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Millions of Bees Starve to Death in Iowa and Illinois
Special to The New York Times. In Clinton Iowa on June 25 millions of bees starve as recent rains wash pollen from blossoms leaving no nectar. Bee-raisers in Iowa and Illinois face losses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in honey and hive value.
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Clinton
Iowa
Illinois
Quay Secures Unanimous Consent to Place Statehood Bill
In the Senate on June 25 Senator Quay won over leadership to set December 10 as unfinished business for the Territorial Statehood bill. He required unanimous consent and pledged no more business until the measure is disposed of with a report from the Territories Committee. Democratic leaders supported the move and no objections were raised.
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Washington
Quay
Senate
Territories Committee
Beveridge
Committee On
Territories
Indiana
Mr. Quay
Bate
Chamber
Mr. Spooner
Army officers reassigned and board convened at Governors Island
Major Charles G. Starr of the Twenty fifth Infantry is relieved from duty on the examining board at Governors Island and will report by telegraph to the commanding General, Department of the Missouri, for assignment. First Lieutenant Evan H. Humphrey of the Seventh Cavalry will go to Havana to investigate the loss of a package said to contain 1152 dollars in subsistence funds. A board of officers including Colonel Stephen P. Joselyn and Lieutenant Colonel John A. Johnston will meet in Washington on October 1, 1902 to prepare muster ing regulations. Captain Charles C. Ballou and Captains Edwin B. Babbitt and Samuel V. Ham are reassigned or to report to Washington for consultations with senior army staff.
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Charles G. Starr
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Governors Island
Department of the Missouri
Evan H. Humphrey
Seventh Cavalry
Havana
Cuba
Stephen P. Joselyn
John A. Johnston
Daniel A. Frederick
Washington
Charles C. Ballou
Twelfth Infantry
Fort Slocum
Edwin B. Babbitt
Ordnance Department
Chief of Ordnance
Samuel V. Ham
Quartermaster General of the Army
Naval personnel movements to Narragansett Bay and other stations
Commander C P Perkins is detached from the Chicago recruiting rendezvous and will await orders. Lieut H Laning is ordered to the Narragansett Bay torpedo station for instruction in torpedoes and electricity. Ensign R W Henderson is ordered to Narragansett Bay for torpedoes and electricity instruction starting July 1. Passed Assistant Surgeon W M Garton is detached from New York Naval Hospital and assigned to the Columbia. Assistant Surgeon B L Wright is sent to Fort Bayard to report to the United States General Hospital for treatment. Pay Inspector J Redfield is ordered to Philadelphia for duty at the Naval Home as pay officer and general storekeeper.
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C. P. Perkins
Chicago
Lieut. H. Laning
Naval Torpedo Station
Narragansett Bay
R. W. Henderson
W. M. Garton
Naval Hospital
New York
Columbia
B. L. Wright
Fort Bayard
United States General Hospital
J. Redfield
Philadelphia
Naval Home
Movements of Naval Vessels to Allied Ports in June
Special to The Newark Times reports naval movements with ships reaching ports on June 24 and 25. Illinois arrived Portsmouth England. Kentucky and New Orleans at Nagasaki. Yankton at Portsmouth New Hampshire. Tecumseh at Norfolk. Michigan sailing from Erie to Detroit. Vixen leaving Havana for Portsmouth New Hampshire. Sterling at Hampton Roads. Brooklyn from New York to Annapolis. San Francisco from Madeira to Southampton. Atlanta docked at Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Illinois
Portsmouth
England
Kentucky
New Orleans
Nagasaki
N. H
Norfolk
Michigan
Erie
Detroit
Vixen
Havana
Sterling
Hampton Roads
Brooklyn
New York
Annapolis
San Francisco
Madeira
Southampton
Atlanta
Buenos Ayres
Carrolls Conference Sparks Tammany Talk In City
John F. Carroll arrived from Saratoga and spoke at the Democratic Club with Tammany allies. Sources say the NY visit aimed to learn Scannell's plan to press Richard Croker to sell English property and return to the United States to work for Tammany Hall.
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John F. Carroll
Saratoga
Democratic Club
Tammany Hall
Mr. Carroll
New York
John J. Scannell
Richard Croker
England
United States
Passenger Bureau in Western transit talks collapse
Special to The New York Times Chicago June 25 Western Passenger Bureau faces probable end after Monday meeting. Railroads show little chance of settlement and a new body may be formed with the same duties. Southern Pacific and California traffic to be treated like other regions. Peter McDonnell expected to secure long term contracts.
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Chicago
Western Passenger Bureau
Southern Pacific
California
Minnesota
Dakota
Peter McDonnell
Seventy-First Celebrates at Camp Roe Farewell
The Seventy-first Regiment marked its Las Guasimas battle four years ago with a farewell event at Camp Roe in Peekskill. Col. Bates, Lieut. Col. Wells, and Capt. Hutchinson spoke as Col. Bates and staff rode to the Summer Home for Children to present the flag raised yesterday. Private J. C. Vermuyen organized funds for the flag, then hoisted it. Capt. Wendel and 20 officers and men finished target practice, returning to New York despite an accidental wound to Private Louis Albrecht when a shell fragment cut his finger. Twenty-two solid shells and nine hits were recorded as practice began. later twenty-nine shrapnels tore the target apart.
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Peekskill
Las Guasimas
Cuba
Camp Roe
Col. Bates
Col. Wells
Hutchinson
J. C. Vermuyen
Capt. Wendel
New York
Louis Albrecht
Albrecht
Whist Tournament Opens at Manhattan Beach Club Meet
The twelfth Congress of the American Whist League convened at the Oriental Hotel with a busy schedule. Officers will be elected tomorrow. a memorial session honors Judge E. Elliott of Milwaukee, first league president.
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Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
BE. &. Elliott
Milwaukee
Teopay
Bessie Allen
C. Bond Lloyd
Toledo
F. W. Mathias
H. E. Wallace
Staten Island
J. E. Faber
Knickerbocker Whist Club
New York
Hamilton Club
Minneapolis
Boston
Cleveland
Metropolis
C. F. Snow
Albany
C. H. Schmidt
Washington
W. S. Jones
Edward S. Dix Arrested on Grand Larceny Charges
Edward S. Dix, owner of the cutter yacht Portia and former manager of Julian G. Buckley’s Trades Paper Advertising Agency, was arraigned in General Sessions on four indictments accusing grand larceny. Bail set at 5000, Dix jailed in The Tombs. Buckley alleges losses up to 90000, with accusations of book irregularities and misappropriated lumber charged to the yacht.
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Edward S. Dix
Portia
Nassau Street
Foster
General Sessions
Julian G. Buckley
Geneseo
Dix
Buckley
Bowers & Sands
Thirteenth
Eighth Streets
Toledo's Streets Dark at Midday
In Toledo Ohio on June 25 a four minute spell of near darkness caused hundreds to seek shelter as skies turned black and rain and hail followed. The weather observer said nothing like it had ever occurred in this country.
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Toledo
Ohio
Will of Dean Hoffman Awards $260000 to Charities
The Rev Eugene Augustus Hoffman Dean of the General Theological Seminary died June 17 aboard a Delaware and Hudson train en route from Canada. His will filed for probate discloses a $10 million estate with $260000 in charitable gifts to multiple Episcopal institutions and rest in family bequests. Executors and trustees are named with specific income provisions for his widow and four children. The will notes prior lifetime gifts and advances to children and directs investments and eventual division of the residue after the widow's death.
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Eugene Augustus Hoffman
General Theological Seminary
Protestant Episcopal Church
Delaware and Hudson
Canada
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Protestant Episcoal Church
United States of America
United States
Protestant Episcopal P Blic School
Lix Public School
New York Historical Society
Edwin H. Rogers
Elizabeth Dodds
Mary Crooke Hoffman
Samuel Verplanuck Hoffman
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
William H. Harris
Pittsfield
Mass
Margaret Euphemia Hackstaff
Charles Ludric Hackstaff
West Twentieth Street
Samuel Verplanck Hoffman
Morristown
Samuel V. Hoffman
Margaret E. Hackstaff
Susan M. Hoffman
New York
Twentieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Newport residents push for stricter auto speed enforcement
Newport Rhode Island citizens and summer residents urge Chief Richards to enforce state and city speed laws to curb dangerous driving on public highways. A letter signed by prominent locals calls for police action to halt the nuisance and protect public safety along with summer social notes and arrivals at local cottages and yachts.
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Newport
R. I
Chif
Richards
Magne
Alcott Gibbs
Arnold Hague
BE. Huntington
G. M. Hutton
Hugh D. Auchincloss
William Grosvenor
G. G. King
Thomas Janney
Louis L. Lorillard
Alexander Agassiz
Henry A. C
D. B. Fearing
Ma Andrews
F. P. Garretson
J. M. Creighton
Narada
Arco
Alicia
Endymon
Membroke Jones
New London
Lilly Oelrichs
Hatch
Natalie Wells
Eloise
Natalie Schenck
Jen
Gray
Gray and
Livermore
Ogden Mills
Miss Lanier
Miss Brice
C. Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
New Haven
Yale
Fred Bronson
Vanderbilt
Julia Ward
Portsmouth
Joseph F. Stone
Miss Stone
Europe
Bellevue Avenue
Ohn R. McLean
Washington
Bennett Stone Villa
B. Coster
New York
Sea View Cottage
Judge Lamar
Georgia
T. K. Gibbs
Harry 5
Ruthven Pratt
Arljeigh
Brice
Calvin
Howe Cottage
Beach Street
Victor Sorchan
Reef Point
Russell Bellamy
Neweel
James V. Parker
W. P. Thompson
J. A. Codman
EH. C. Knight
William
Death List of the Day in Boston
Gordon Prince aged fifty three died at Foregate in West Manchester after an operation for appendicitis. He was once a Siberian fur export trader and served as trustee for several large estates. He belonged to clubs including Somerset Country Manchester Yacht Eastern Yacht Misery Island New Riding Myopia Essex.
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Morgan Prince
Frederick St. Prince
Foregate
Manchester
Prince
Far East
Somerset
the Country
Eastern Yacht
Misery Island
New Riding
Myopia
Essex
Notable Obituaries Across States Mention Several Leaders
Joan H Hart president of Colt Firearms and former state senator died yesterday at his Hartford home. Mrs Charles Brush wife of inventor of Brush electric light died in Cleveland from malaria fever. Col Daniel H Neiman longtime Pennsylvania journalist died suddenly at his Easton home near eighty. Col Henry G Reeves prominent Republican politician found dead in Bloomington bed. Frank Azoy relative of Spanish nobility died at Atlantic City from Brights disease with East Orange relatives noted.
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Joan H. Hart
Colt Firearms Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Conn
Charles F. Brush
Brush Electric
Cleveland
Daniel H. Neiman
Pennsylvania
Easton
Penn
Neiman
Easton Sentinel
Henry G. Reeves
Bloomington
Ill
Gov. Fifer
Frank Azoy
Don Mariano Vilasquez de la Cadena
Spain
Don Francesco Azoy
Havana
Atlantic City
Bright
East Orange
Largest Mississippi steamboat Captain Sprague to be taken down
Lacrosse Wisconsin June 25 The Captain Sprague the largest steamboat ever on the Mississippi is being taken down from Dubuque. Built by Consolidated Coke and Coal of Pittsburg the 318 foot long craft has a 40 foot wheel with 91 buckets and four 22 foot rudders. It carries twenty seven engines and a 170 by 388 foot cabin with capacity for 20 000 tons of coal.
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Mississippi River
Leon Loeb Leaves Midget Novelty Company
Notice from 100 William Street New York dated June 23 1902 states Leon Loeb is no longer employed by or connected with the Midget Novelty Company.
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William St
New York City
Leon Loeb
Midget Novelty Company
Two New E. and W. Collars Tetonka Release
Local display notes from E. and W. Missoula announce two new collar models named Tetonka and associated branding. The brief item provides product names and origin but no further specifications.
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Missoula
Tetonka
Marriages Recorded in June Across Several States
Notices announce the weddings of Sarah H. Groff to William B. Conklin in Germantown Penn. Marcia M. McKinney to George Hollister in Binghamton N Y. Mary Henderson to Irving McKesson in Nyack N J. Elizabeth Slawson to John W Slawson in Waverly N Y. All ceremonies conducted by ordained ministers in June 1902.
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Grace Church
Nyack
N. J
Leighton Coleman
Mary
Robert Jones Henderson
Irving McKesson
New York City
Death notices and funeral details from New York area
Obituaries list Henry Gelien Jo hanna family 48 Bonn Place Hoboken N J funeral Friday June 27. Also Edward L Merrifield 64 from Central Valley NY funeral Friday June 27 in Manhattan. Annie A Meyer 27 died June 24 with funeral June 26 West 42nd St. Geo Davison Sutton Pasadena funeral June 19. Jane D Marks June 26 at 160 West 59th St. Henry Meyer family residence, 467 West 42nd St. plus Meyer and Sutton lodge affiliations noted. Interments private and family notices in local papers.
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Conn
Theodore W. Hoyt
Broad St
Jane D
A. B. Marks
Anna T. Brown
West 59Th St
Elizabethtown
Essex County
N. Y
Merrrifield
Central Valley
Edward L. Merrifield
New York City
Central Presbyterian Church
57Th St
Broadway
Vermont
Meyer
Annie A. Meyer
Henry Meyer
West 42d
Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Geo Davison Sutton
Manhattan
Seas
Vernon Av
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Lodge
A. M
Nassau Chapter
Clinton Commandery
Funeral notice for William Bement Lent in New York society
The society members are requested to attend the funeral services of late associate member William Bement Lent at his residence in Poughkeepsie New York on Thursday June 26 at 4 o clock. Frederick B Tallmadge, President Morris Patterson Ferris, Secretary.
Fresh Pond Crematory Reduces Rates on July First
Fresh Pond Crematory will cut cremation charges to 25 dollars for adults and 15 dollars for children effective July 1. At full capacity of 40 bodies daily the price per case will be per including transport of ashes. For information and pamphlets contact U S Cremation Co Ltd 62 East Houston Street New York Owners
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U. S. Cremation Co., (Ltd
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New York
Cypress Hills Cemetery Access via Brooklyn Ferries
Brooklyn ferries by electric or elevated railroad provide access to Cypress Hills Cemetery. The New York office located at 1 Madison Avenue presents details of routes and service options.
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Cypress Hills Cemetery
Brooklyn
New York
Madison Av
Death of E L Merrifield Continental Hotel proprietor
Edward L Merrifield, longtime hotel man and former president of both the Hotel Men's Association of New York City and the State association, died of heart disease at his Central Valley New York home aged sixtythree. Survived by a daughter and son Mark, who will run the Continental hotel.
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Continental Hotel
Nineteenth Street
Broadway
Central Valley
N. Y
Mr. Merrifield
New York
Hotel Men's Association of
New York City
State Association
Jamaica
Old Continental
Howard Street
Barnum Hotel
The
Continental
Manhattan
Phoenix
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
National Citizen's Bank
Excelsior Savings Bank
Merrifield
Mark Merrifield
Teacher Dies at Public School 77 During Commencement
Florence Lavender a Grammar Department teacher at Public School 77 on First Avenue and Eighty-fifth Street died after suffering congestion of the lungs during the school commencement exercises. She was forty three and had taught for eighteen years living at 44 West One Hundred and Thirty-first Street.
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Florence Lavender
Edith
Miss Lavender
Guiteau's Judge Cox Dies After Ill Health
Walter S. Cox former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia died at his home in Washington shortly after 6 am aged 76. Born in the city he joined the bar here in 1848 and served on the District Supreme bench from 1879 until 1898. He presided over notable cases including Guiteau's Garfield assassination trial.
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Walter S. Cox
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
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Marcy
Hartsel L. Robert
Myrtle
Aft
Hoppe
Theresa
Dean St
Hofherr
Carl
Rush St
Hunt, James A
Walworth St
Helmchen
Clara
Montrose
Jordan
Helen
12Th St
Knudson
Anne
KAMPF
Kco
Almshouse
Kaiser
Margaret
Fulton St
Kartowitch
EF. D
Linker
Mar le
State St
Warren St
Lynch
Patrick
Murphy
Peter F
Redford
Muell R
Minna
State St Anne
Freeman St
Murray
19Th
McClancy
Carestatesace
India_St. cDON
Susie
Hosp Raffa
Anna
Stanhope St
Rez
Manes
Seigel St
Roetzelary G
Johnson
Schroeder
Emma A
Saerfield
Charles G
Ellery
Nfield
Sterling Pi
Clinton St
Skudelley
Oakland St
Trovato
Agatina
Sackett St
Vanzazo
Toscano
Kings Co
Grand St
Vanscmvich
Whitbeck
Clifford A
Bergen
Por Fitzeral
Sixth Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!