Humbert Case Debate Tests Government Confidence
Paris debate in the Chamber of Deputies centers on why officials delayed action in the Humbert affair. M Valle defends Bulot. a motion of confidence passes 493 to 74. Separately, the famous safe from the Humbert residence is removed for auction, weighing 5000 pounds. London Times notes a quip about Mme Humbert possibly present in the gallery.
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Paris
Humbert
Chamber of Deputies
M. Mirman
Justice
M. Monis
Finance
M. Caillaux
Valle
M. Valle
Firman Faure
Bulot
M. Walle
Madame Humbert
Avenue de la Grande Armée
London
London Times
M. Firman Faure
Mme. Humbert
Sealing dispute heard in The Hague session opens
Dr Asser began the hearing on the American Russian sealing dispute with a private session attended by Baron van Lynden United States Minister Stanford Newel Russian Minister C de Strive and other officials. US counsel Herbert H D Peirce Russian delegate M Komaroff and American experts Townd and Capt Baker attended.
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the Hague
Asser
Baron van Lynden
United States
Netherlands
Stanford Newel
C. de Strive
Permanent Arbitration Court
M. Ruyssenaers
Washington
Herbert H. D. Peirce
M. Komaroff
New Bedford
Mass
Mr. Iford
Townd
Capt. Baker
President of Nicaragua Aids Colombian Rebels
Panama June 27. Government officials in Panama report Gen. Zelaya of Nicaragua sent a coal laden sailing vessel to the revolutionary gunboat Padilla and the Momotombo was to depart Corinto with heavy munitions for Gen. Herrera’s forces on the isthmus. The move suggests a possible rupture between Colombia and Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colombia
Gen. Zelaya
Nicaragua
Padilla
Momotombo
Corinto
Gen. Herrera
Zelaya
French Domination Expanded in Tunis Decree
A Gazette decree places the personal fortunes and estates of Mohammed Bey of Tunis and his family under French Resident General supervision. Royal expenditures require authorization, reflecting Tunisia’s shift from Ottoman tributary status to de facto French control, with France administering taxes and governance since 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Mohammed, Bey of
M. Pichon
France
Dillon and Davitt Coming Here
Dublin June 27 The United Irish League directorate met this afternoon John Redmond M P chairman John Dillon M P and Michael Davitt were chosen to represent the league at the American branches convention in Boston next October The meeting reported steady branch formation and adopted an address denouncing the Land bill and urging open defiance of the coercion courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Davitt
Dublin
United Irish League
John E. Redmond
M. P
League
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
Boston
Sandhurst Cadets Exonerated in Fire Inquiry
London reports the inquiry into fires at the Royal Military College Sandhurst exonerates the cadets from arson suspicion. The disturbances are attributed to cadets resenting accusations of involvement, with fires recurring since April causing leave stoppages for all cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
Dowager Empress urged to act on Christian discrimination
London Times New York Times cable notes edict condemning anti Christian outrages in Sze Chuen. If the Dowager Empress seeks world belief in her grief she should reform education edicts and end discrimination against Christians in government institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
NEW York Times
London
Sze- Chuen
Shanghai
the Times
China's indemnity payments dispute clarified by Taotai
Shanghai Times correspondent Sheng, the Taotai, replies to the Bankers' Commission note by declining to recognize liability to adjust the deficiency caused by exchange rate falls. He refuses to raise the fine payment on account of the indemnity.
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London
Bankers’ Commission
Shanghai
the Times
Sheng
Taotai
Violence in China as mobs destroy mission buildings
In Peking on June 27 the Viceroy of Sze-Chuen reports mob destruction of American and British mission buildings at Tien-ku-Chao and the murder of an unspecified missionary. An imperial edict removes the local magistrate’s rank and orders rioter extermination, with several leaders reportedly beheaded amid anti indemnity protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Sze-Chuen
Tien-ku-Chao
China
Austro Hungarian Ausgleich Talks Grow More Complex
Vienna correspondent reports renewed Austro Hungarian Ausgleich talks are stalled as each government adopts a defiant stance. Despite both cabinets showing interest in keeping the common customs system, mutual threats and minority pressures push toward greater desires for separation amid optimistic public assurances.
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London
Vienna
The
Times
Boers at Bermuda Prisons See Escape and Disorder
Two Boer prisoners on Burt's Island tried to escape with one succeeding while others on Darrell's Island refused muster and were forced out. Commandant Milan was badly beaten and sent to hospital. Prisoners placed on prison fare and leave halted. In St Helena, 478 Boer prisoners sailed for South Africa after taking allegiance oath.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Burt’s Island
Darrell’s Island
Milan
ST. Helena
South Africa
Great Britain
Destructive Fire in Cape Town Destroys City Businesses
CAPE TOWN June 27 A large blaze tore through the heart of the city destroying several major business houses. The losses are reported to be very substantial with extensive damage and disruption to commerce. No further details on casualties were provided.
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Cape Town
Canadian Troops Sail for Home
About 1,500 Canadian troops sailed from Durban for home and another 2,000 are set to depart on July 2. The departures come as Canada winds down overseas duties and prepares to repatriate personnel. Strong bilateral ties and war effort themes frame the move as troops return to civilian life.
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Durban
Natal
American Traveler and Lord Hindlip Welcomed by Emperor Menelek
Advices from Adis Ababa report W. Fitz Hugh Whitehouse of Newport Rhode Island and Lord Hindlip arrived safe and well in Abyssinia. They were warmly received by Emperor Menelek. The plan to Sobat was dropped due to heavy rains. They would proceed around Lake Rudolf and return via Massawa by September.
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London
Adis Abbaba
Abyssinia
W. Fitz Hugh Whitehouse
Newport
R. I
Lord Hindlip
England
Upper Nile
Menejek
Loubet signs decree closing 130 associations in Paris
Paris June 27 President Loubet signed a decree at the Elysée closing religious institutions that did not comply with the associations law. One hundred thirty establishments are affected and instructions were sent to prefectures this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elysée Palace
Loubet
Mexico and the Vatican Diplomatic Reopen Effort
Rome reports Megr. R. Sanz de Semper, a Pope household member, has succeeded in reestablishing diplomatic relations with Mexico after a three month mission. He was sent to Mexico to pursue renewed ties between the republic and the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Megr. R. Sanz de Semper
Mexico
Republic
Vatican
Portuguese Troops Win Decisive Zambesi Region Victory
Lisbon reports Portuguese forces crushed rebel chiefs in Upper Zambesi, captures their leaders Aera Giese and dispatches heads to the colony's capital. The official communique confirms a decisive victory for Portugal in East Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Zambesi
Portuguese East Africa
Aera Giese
Utica Equitable Gas Co bonds offered to investors
N W Harris and Co offer to investors 860000 first mortgage forty year 5 per cent gold bonds of the Equitable Gas and Electric Company of Utica New York. This company controls gas electric light and power in Utica and environs and supplies power to the Utica and Mohawk Valley Railway Company operating over ninety eight miles of road in Utica and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Equitable Gas Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Equitable Gas and Electric Company
N. Y
Comany
Social Season Buzz Across New York and Nearby Resorts
Social schedule warm with house parties at Tuxedo and Southampton. Notables like George Gould and Jay Gould Jr join polo today at Van Cortlandt Park, with Alfred R. Whitney Jr and Everett Colby among coaches. Lyndhurst hosts a lawn fete to fund Navy Y M C A endowment, while White Plains hosts gymkhana races for Stony Wold Sanatorium, aided by Henry Siegel if funds meet dormitory goal. Attendees include Miss Helen Gould, Mrs. de Heredia, Giraud Foster, and Bar Harbor plans feature a new large swimming pool and casino project next year.
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van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A
Lakewood Polo Club
George Gould
Jay and
Kingdon
Benjamin Nicoll
Alfred R. Whitney, Jr
R. G. D. Lawrence
H. M. Earle
Everett Colby
Squadron
Goulds
Lyndhurst
Helen Gould
Irvington
Navy Department of the
Twenty-third Regiment
Wagner
Tobani
Rubenstein
Verdi
Mendelssohn
Stuart
Bendix
White Plains
Stony Wold
Grand Central Station
Grand Stand
Hill Crest
Trenor L. Park
Henry Siegel
Bar Harbor
Admiral Bedford
Pos &Lso
Hinckley House
Newport yachts bring many visitors to Beaulieu season
Newport RI June 27 large number of yachts from New London arrived including Narada Felicia Mirage and Scout plus several schooners yowls and sloops. Notable arrivals include Justice John Clinton Gray Cornelius Vanderbilt and other New York families at cottages. The first speeding auto arrest this summer bemid Alfred G Vanderbilt's chauffeur with a $10 fine. Isaac H Clothier and family of Philadelphia are also in town.
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Newport
R. I
New London
Narada
Felicia
Chritobel
Avira
Zara
Velthra
Amorenz
Mirage
Scout
Indiana
Sentinel
Amorita
Columbia
Wayfarer
Chanticleer
Montauk
Mayflower
Yowl Spalpeen
Rainbow
Zinita
Loita
John Clinton Gray
New York Court of Appeals
Kay Street
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Beaulieu
Ernest
Walter Howe
Arnold Hague
Beacon Hill
P. Chauncey Anderson
New York
Frederick P. Garrettson
William M. Kingsland
Scarborough-on-the-Hudson
Pinard Cottage
William E. Canter
Philadelphia
Fay Cottage
Narragansett Avenue
Charles A
W. Hatch
Gibert Cottage
Charles M. Oelrichs
J. Stewart Barney
Edward A. Wickes
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Roger Wetmore
Corinne Oldmixon
C. J. Hamin
Buffalo
Osgood Villa
W. Dennison Hatch, Jr
Lee
Harry Oelrichs
C. J. Hamlin
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Isaac H. Clothier
Philadel
Jamestown Cottage Guests From Philadelphia And Chicago
Visitors arrive at Jamestown summer cottages as W W Gibbs and family come from Philadelphia and Mrs Ridlon wife of Dr John Ridlon of Chicago stays with her mother Mrs W L Robinson. Naval War College lecture series by Prof Albert Bushnell Hart on Monroe Doctrine applications runs Monday to Thursday with a Fourth of July break. class discusses solutions and main problem with signal code for the navy.
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Amestown
W. W. Gibbs
Philadelphia
Crawford Cottage
Jamestown
Navy
Bar Harbor Happenings in Early Summer Travel News
Delighted by sunny weather Bar Harbor sees a crowded scene with New York society arrivals. William Jay Schieffelin and family occupy a Newport cottage while George Vanderbilt’s estate cottage delays completion. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ernesto G Fabbri and Lord Bedford’s reply to August fleet visit. A dog show, Kebo Valley Club opening, and boating parties mark the season in Bar Harbor Maine.
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William Jay Schieffelin
New York
George W. Vanderbilt
Schieffelins
Newport
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Corfield
Mr. Vanderbilt
Admiral Douglass
R. Hall- McCormick
St. Auveune
C. S. Truax
Truax
R. H. Truax
Emily Wilson
McAdoo
A. J. Fairbanks
Felix Adler
American Kennel Association
Thomas H. Hubbard
Hubbards
Hoyt Cottage
Cleftstone Road
Kebo Valley Club
New York shops offer eclectic exotic and art deco items
A taxidermist displays three elephant skulls for den decor followed by liqueur sets with dark green glass and silver trim. Jewelry features a daisy brooch with enameled petals and a canary diamond center, a rose brooch, and chatelaine bags in silver frames. Patriot playing cards show Hudson views. Clocks, a sapphire ring, and unusual hats with green veiling and parrots complete the catalog of stylish novelties.
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United States
New York City
Hudson River
Washington Arch
Glen Island Prepares for July Fourth Crowds
Glen Island readies for a large Fourth of July influx as steam craft are mobilized to manage expected traffic. Local mills bands have been seen to join massed performances saluting the National flag, reflecting festive preparations amid cool June weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Island
Millar
Dr Jays Tonic Vermifuge Advertises For Fretful Children
When children are fretful without apparent cause always ailing puny delicate and you rvennes make out what is the matter Dr Jays Tonic Vermifuge will generally bring them round aright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jayne
Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed Against Boston Conservatory of Music
Three creditors The Oliver Ditson Company J Montgomery Sears and Herman P Chellius filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against the Boston Conservatory of Music in Boston on June 27 claiming insolvency and that the institution concealed moved funds and property since April 1 and transferred seven dollars to Martin G Greany to show preference. The case notes the conservatory is distinct from the New England Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Conservatory of Music
Oliver Ditson Company
J. Montgomery Sears
Herman P. Chellius
Martin G. Greany
New England Conservatory of Music
Day's Weddings in Detroit Unites Iris and Ruth Richards
In Detroit on June 27 a St John’s rector joined John J. Iris manager of the Olympia Amusement Exchange New York and Ruth Richards a soubrette in marriage. They traveled from New York after their parents opposed the match. Iris 28 Richards 26. They sought Alfred E. Nash for the clergy and honeymooned in Mount Clemens.
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Detroit
Mich
St. John’s
John J. Iris
Olympia Amusement Exchange
New York
Ruth Richards
Ruth
Paris
Alfred E. Nash
Joralemon Marries Lundquist in New York Ceremony
Miss Lillian P. Joralemon of Orange wed Hjalmar I. Lundquist secretary of the New York Surgical Appliance and organist of the First Unitarian Church in New York yesterday. Mrs Lundquist formerly served as private secretary to Dr William M Swingle of Orange public schools for four years.
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Orange, N J
Lillian P. Joralemon
John. W. Joralemon
Orange
New York
Hjalmar I. Lundquist
New York Surgical Appliance
First Unitarian Church
Lundquist
William M. Swingle
Orange Public Schools
Miss Margaret Colyer and John W. Kirkner Wed in New York
Miss Margaret R Colyer elder daughter of Vincent Colyer married John W Kirkner yesterday at the Protestant Episcopal Church of St James Seventy first Street and Madison Avenue Rev Henry Rollings officiated Lambert H Fish and Miss Ethel Colyer served as best man and maid of honor respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret R. Colyer
Vincent Colyer
John W. Kirkner
Plainfield
N. J
Whist Tourney Finals in Manhattan Beach Duel for Trophies
Seven remaining games will decide the final placements in the whist tournament at Manhattan Beach. Hamilton Club Cup semi finals opened Tuesday with ten teams, concluding Friday for the finals. American Whist Club of Boston and Cleveland Club vie for the Hamilton Club Trophy with 48 hands played from 2 PM, and results delayed to this morning.
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Manhattan Beach
Boston
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
C. R. Watson
New York
C. FF. Waterhouse
League Yespapers
John D. Mitchell
Chicago
Thomas A. Whalen
Baltimore
H. T. Fry
Clarence W. Vail
Brooklyn
F. C. Thwaits
D. Muhlfelder
Albany
H. Sprague
W. E. Talcott
W. Lb. Harris
E. B. Cooper
Nashville
F. A. Mitchell
Manistee
Mich
E. S. Elliott
Eere Scranton Picycle
Maee Bay State
Knickerbocker
Albany Chess
Hamilton
New Jersey
E. G. Comstock
E. Murten
Philadelphia
Cosa Sh
Chiedgo
Walbrook
Cincinnati
Scranton
Theodore Schwarz
George P. Wells
A. H. McCay
B. , Smith
New French Consul Named for Havana
Edmond Bruwaert will depart for Havana to serve as French Minister Plenipotentiary to the new republic. He will be succeeded in Havana by Maurice Soufflot de Magny, age 57, who has long served in consular and diplomatic roles in Lisbon Constantinople Rome Alicante and Valparaiso. He became Consul General at Havana in 1899 and was made a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in 1882.
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Edmond Bruwaert
Havana
Republic
Maurice Soufflot de Magny
M. de Magny
Lisbon
Constantinople
Rome
Alicante
Spain
Valparaiso
Lord Pruncefote's Body to Leave Annapolis for England
Commander Wainwright ordered an escort for Lord Pruncefote's remains from Annapolis to England aboard the Brooklyn under Admiral Coghlan. The escort will include two Academy Marine Guard companies, one Marine company, two Brooklyn sailors companies, and duty officers. Remains arrive Annapolis 4:30 P M July 1 before a nineteen gun salute as the tug Standish carries them to the bay where the Brooklyn will anchor.
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Annapolis
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy
Lord Pauncefote
England
Brooklyn
Coghlan
Academy
Academy Marine Guard
Standish
Lord Henniker Dies Former Isle of Man Governor
Lord Henniker, governor of the Isle of Man since 1896, died at the island after ill health. Born November 7, 1842, he served as MP for East Suffolk 1866-1870 and held roles including Lord in Waiting. He was also Hon orable Colonel of the Sixth Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment and held high offices in Freemasonry.
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London
Lord Henniker
Isle of Man
Suffolk Regiment
Freemasons of Suffolk
Anne
Edward Kerrison
Alice
Earl of Desart
Eton
Trinity College, Cambridge
East Suffolk
Death List of a Day Charles D Long Dies in Detroit
Charles D Long a Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court died in Detroit after a long illness. Born June 14 1841 at Grand Blanc he served on the court since 1887 with a term to 1907. A Civil War veteran he later held county offices and led the Michigan G A R as Department Commander in 1885.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles D. Long
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Michigan
Grand Blanc
Genesee County
Flint
The
Michigan G. A. R
Obituary Notes of Several Noted Figures
Obituary notes report the deaths of Joan D Tallant aged 43 in San Francisco from exposure in the Yukon, Thomas McKee 79 in Stapleton S I after a short illness, Melvin L Youngs 76 in Milwaukee a grand lecturer of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin, Lewis Berger 48 found dead in Hotel Ontario Ontario Beach from heart disease, John Berry 52 a Chicago confectioner who died in Hot Springs Ark and will be buried in Chicago. Berry built a confectionery and real estate estate in Chicago.
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Joan D. Tallant
A. J. Tallant
Tallant & White
San Francisco
Yukon Territory
ThoMas McKeee
Thompson Street
Stapleton
S. I
Mr. McKee
Melvin L. Younes
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Mr. Youngs
Lewis Berger
Rochester
New York City
Hotel Ontario
Ontario Beach
JoHn Berry
Chicago
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Berry
Manchester
England
Trainer Chris Mitchell Dies in Utica After Sudden Illness
Utica New York June 27 Chris Mitchell horse trainer who came from Saranac Lake to care for horses at Utica Park died suddenly this afternoon. He was walking with another trainer when he said he felt ill blood gushed from his mouth and he died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Chris" Mitchell
Saramac Lake
Utica Park
Postage Rates For Navy Mail Issued In 1902
Postmaster General Payne issued an order on March 1 1902 allowing mail from the United States for officers and crews of war vessels including marines to be sent at domestic rates. Letters pay 2 cents and newspapers 1 cent per four ounces. Navy and Marine Corps members on duty abroad receive the same rates. The Philippines are treated as American territory with domestic rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Lowell
Payne
United States
Navy
Marine Corps
Philippines
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William St
New York City
Leon Loeb
Midget Novelty Company
Local Marriages Reported Across States in June 1902
In Reading Massachusetts William Hauck of New York wed Marion Cleveland Peabody. Helena Dillingham of Summit New Jersey married Hoskins Palmer at Calvary Church. Mabel Burgess wed William De Forest Thomson of New York City at Church of the Advent in Boston. Edythe Stevens married John Cooke Wall at Mount Morris Baptist Church in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauck—Peabody
Reading
Mass
Hunnewell
William Hauck
New York
Marion Cleveland Peabody
Palmer—Dillingham
Calvary Episcopal Church
Summit, N. J
Walker Gwynne
Helena
George W. Dillingham
Hoskins Palmer
Thomson—Burgess
Church of the Advent
Boston
Lawrence
Mabel
Ella Burgess
William de Forest Thomson
New York City
Wall—Stevens
Mount Morris Baptist Church
William C. Bitting
Edythe
M. Elizabeth Stevens
John Cooke Wall
Obituary notices from New York and Connecticut deaths
Notices report multiple 1902 deaths including Rev. Hamilton Cady in New Canaan Mary Fenn Captain Thomas I Madge Augustus Ottmann Nehemiah Pillsbury Henrietta Rumler and relatives invite funeral services at homes and churches with interments set at Albany Woodlawn or private burial dates and service times listed
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Madge
Thomas I. Madge
New York
Christ Church
Greenwich
Conn
Grand Central Depot
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ottmann
Augustus F. Ottmann
Agathe Micolino
West 82d St
German Liederkranz
Appeals to Charity Answered by Brooklyn Bureau
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities at 65 Schermerhorn Street acknowledges contributions from W.J.M. Miss M. J. H. Mrs. C. Jenkins and a friend to aid two incapacitated individuals. The bureau appeals for further funds to support a respectable German tone in need of assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Schermerhorn Street
W.J. M
C. Jenkins
Sia
Ness
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Lonvdly Timmes
MR. Whitehouse
Emperor Menelek
Tuxedo
Southampton
Morris County Country Club
Baltusrol
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Carlos de Heredia
Lenox
Madame de Labarre
Estelle de Labarre
Mme. de Labarre
Mr. de Heredia
Giraud Foster
Pittsfield
Frank Winthrop
Sunnyside
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Ralph Curtis
Ritz’s
Jameee Carroll
Kroonland
George L. Day
Hamilton Schuyler
Schuyler
Allee
Genoa
Gibraltar
Naples
C. N. Cadwallader
Miss Cadwallader
Charles E. Eaton
John M. Ward
Paul Fuller
Léonce C. Fuller
Helen Day
Morristown
Robert Lewis
James Harper
Clement R. Gale
Islip
Bradish G. Johnson
Episcopal Church
James B. Haggin
Town
Fifth Avenue
the News OF Newport
Iris—Richards
Joralemon
Kirkner—Colyer
B. C. Taliaferro
Vv. S. Carpenter
C. L. Bacon
C. L. Turner
M. H. Campbell
E. T. Baker
H. Cowperthwaite
H. B. Wilson
M. Bruwaert
Cuba
Lord Pruncefote
Piliesbury
Nehemiah Ordway
Pillsbury
Manhattan
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Louis
Henry St
Allen
Anna B
Reade
Elizabeth
Berliner
Charley
Vincenzo
Berkowitz
Isaac
Alien
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Frank
Bordong
Aeee
Brochett
Daisy
Brown
John
Madison St
Boss
Catherine
Chariton
Bossart
Presbyterian
Coleman
Andrew
Wea
Eees
Chaimovitch
Rivington St
Cannon
Mary
Almshouse
Cavanaugh
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St. Carroll
Westminster Hotel
Cassidy
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Steens
Donneley
Peter
E. 12Th St
Doherty
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Dooley
Thomas
Dean
Randall's Island
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Doyle
Leonard
Swans
Emmons
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Figaro
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Fischer
Philip
Goerck
Furst
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Geller
Wilhelm
Clinton St
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Gelehrter
Morris
Glaser
Annie
Grillo
Tolanda
Essex St
Gallagher, C
Goldberg
Anna
Gow
Emelia
East End
Kraff
Francisca
Kirby
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Kane
Roosevelt
Kearns
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Lynch
Edward
Leer
Katherine
E. List
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Larendal
Florence
Lunigan
Veronica
Marcus
Abraham
Madden
William
55Th
Mullaney
Hudson St
F. Broadway
Petterson
Henry
Market St
Petehs
Lena
Reinherr
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Catharine
Roesinger
Robert
Rotella
Ida
Riley
Ulmer
Herman
van Wiss
Lester
van Wyle
Walker
Arthur
Warren
Agnes
Clarkson St
White
Eliza A
Park Av
Werth
E. A
Tiawthorne
Julia R
E.T
Sam
Henry G
Freeman St
McIntef
Jerome
Mullen
Helen L
Moore
Phehan
Annie V
Rosedale
Conrad
Mamie
Hamburg
Crawford
Margaret M
DE Souza
Sau St Saeel
Drayo
Park
DU Flon
Mildred
Driggs
Eirich
Christopher
Farrell
Fitzgerald
St. Fox
Samuel
St. Peter's Hospital
Friedenreich
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Wythe
Awane Fraieson
E. C
Adelphi
Galabresa
Myrtle
Giasi
Marco
Tillary
Goldbach
Ernst
Rennan
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Harge
Hairston
Andl Herrick
Gertrude
Dee
Jackson
Grace L
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King
Su Kluing
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Evane
Kochenburger
Juilla
Hattan
Kelly
Michael
Derer
Lackey
Lemuel
Darkin
Talmat St.machnitz
Leo
Barren Island
Leon
K. Co. Hospital
Moreau
Greene Avau Murphy
Murphy
Susan
Eweres McCoy
Stockton St
McGowan
F. McGrath
Josep Pinana
O’sullivan
John D
Wick
Parks
Emma F
Decatur Payton
Cornelius
Hudson
Pearson
J. E
Montague
Perdue
Atlantic
Peters
K. Co. Almshouse
Posco
George
Atlantic Ave
Reardon
St. Peter's
Richter
Augusta F
Jefferson
van Sicien
Rolland
Conselyea St
Sebotl
Old Road
Speth. Joseph
Monroe St
Slevenson
Seeetesh
Stohr
Isabella
Frances
N. Ad St
Streiges
Foot
Wolff
Henrietta
Wood
Edgar
Wright
Zimmer
Dora
Pitken Av
Esterbrook
Esterbrook Steel
PEN CO
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N.J
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