Greenwich dog tax sparring tests state law
Peter F Meyer of Byram Shore declares he will not license his dogs, challenging Connecticut tax for dog licenses. Officials reported 1425 dogs in town after a census, now under 1000 registered. Constable Nedley warned Meyer of penalties, while prosecutors plan arrests for nonpayment, with a $7 fine and 30 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich, Conn
Peter F. Meyer
Richard Croker
New York Colony
Byram Shore
John J. Nedley
Selectmen
Nedley
Nedley Was Informed of Mr. Meyer
Mr. Meyer
James F.walsh
Bar Harbor Mansion Burns in Severe Storm
Thunderstorm lightning set Toppinwold, home of Francis W. Lawrence, afire and destroyed it. Nearby cottages and estates including William C. Allison’s Philadelphia cottage, Stanwood, and Mossley Hall sustained damage. Town residents gathered as alarms sounded. losses estimated at 15 000 on the mansion and 50 000 total in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bar Harbor
Toppinwold
Francis
Bishop Lawrence
Massasetts
William C. Allison
Philadelphia
Stanwood
James G. Blaine
Mossley Hall
William C. Whitney
Lawrences
Malden Hill
Lawrence
Toprinwold
Milk Depots Open Late Amid Heat
Nathan Straus announces milk depots will stay open today until 10 P M due to extreme heat. Locations include Central Park Battery Park Tompkins Park City Hall Park recreation piers and the roof garden of Educational Alliance. Stores at Avenue C Market Street West Sixtieth Street and East Fiftyninth Street stay open until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
Central Park
Battery Park
Tompkins Park
City Hall Park
East Third Street
East Twenty-fourth Street
Barrow Street
West Fiftieth Street
The
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Jefferson Street
Avenue C
Market Street
West Sixtieth Street
East Fifty- Ninth Street
Anchor Line Armenia Ashore Near St John New Brunswick
The Anchor Line steamship Armenia ran aground at Nigger Head seven miles from St John on a foggy morning. The vessel canting on the tide now lies on its side with holds filling, crew evacuated to a tug, and hopes of saving the ship fading. Armenia, 2218 tons net, built Glasgow 1881, was carrying ballast for lumber to the North of England under Capt. J W Shanklin, with a largely Lascar crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Anchor
Armenia
New York
Nigger Head
J. H. Scannell & Co
England
Glasgow
J. W. Shanklin
Lascars
Man killed in attack at a city bathing pavilion
Frederick Gaggus, 27, proprietor of a bathing pavilion at the foot of Eighty-Fifth Street, is jailed on homicide charges after Herman Kramer, 18, a painter from 884 Tenth Avenue, died following an alleged assault during bathing at Gaggus’s float. The incident occurred Friday afternoon and Kramer’s body was recovered Saturday. Detectives Fitzgibbons and Flannelly led the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixty-eighth Street
Herman Kramer
Tenth Avenue
Frederick Gaggus
Eighty-fifth Street
Gaggus
West Side Court
Kramer
William Opperman
Opperman
Fitzgibbons and
Flannelly
52 000 Ton Granite Lifted From Quarry in Maine
A 52 000 ton granite slab, 350 feet long, 40 feet deep and 50 feet wide, was lifted from John L. Goss quarry at Crotch Island Penobscot Bay after 400 dynamite charges exploded simultaneously. The massive block, described as the largest single granite piece ever removed, will be cut up for use in major buildings nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
John L. Goss
Crotch Island
Penobscot Bay
United States
Carnegie raises Port Jervis library gift to 30000
Port Jervis New York June 29 A letter from Andrew Carnegie via private secretary confirms an increased library gift to 30000 from 20000. The village plans 3000 yearly tax support and a donated library site meets requirements as trustees gain approval to draw on Carnegie’s cashier for the 10000 addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
N. Y
W. Ll. Cuddeback
Board of Library Trustees
Andrew Carnegie
Peter IE. Farnum
Carnegie
New York
Pittsburg
Penn
Emmanuel Church Cornerstone Laying in Newport
The Newport Emmanuel Church cornerstone was laid at noon by Bishop Clark of Rhode Island, with Bishop Coadjutor McVickar and Rev. Emery H. Porter in attendance. Mrs. John Nicholas Brown funds the project in memory of her husband, John Nicholas Brown, with tributes from speakers and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edward King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Emmanuel Church
John Nicholas Brown
Clark
Rhode Island
Porter
MecVickar
Brown
Edward King
Farmer Tracks Down Chickens Thieves in New Brunswick
Harry W. Kline, a farmer near New Brunswick New Jersey, marked his hens to identify thieves. He found marked birds at H M Van Cleef’s store. Dunn and Van Note were later arrested for selling the poultry, ending in their capture after his clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Harry W. Kline
Mr. Kline
H.M. van Cleef
William Dunn
Willam van Note
Ice van Cleef
Five Clergymen Honored by Bishop Potter Banquet
At General Theological Seminary a memorial service and dinner celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of five clergymen’s priestly ordination. Rev Dr Thomas Gallaudet and four others were honored with silver loving cups. Bishop Potter officiated and toasted the recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gallaudet
P. R. Cady
William W. Olsson
J. Selden Spencer
William S. Coffey
General Theological Seminary
Cady
Europe
Bishop de Lancey
New York
Grace Church
Brooklyn Heights
Potter
Trinity Church
Seminary
Dr. Mottet
Church of the Holy Communion
Diocese of
Rody
Parks
Flagg
Aren
Gifts to Dr Gallaudet Mark 50th Ordination Anniversary
A service at St Matthew's Church in West 84th Street Central Park West celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of Rev Dr Thomas Gallaudet's ordination. Rev Austin W Mann of Cleveland gave an address on deaf mute work, while Rev Dr John Chamberlin rendered the address in sign language. Vestry and Rev Judge presented Dr Gallaudet with a parchment volume and $1200 in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gallaudet
St. Matthew’s Church
West Bightyfourth Street
Central Park West
Austin W. Mann
Cleveland
Ohio
Diocese of
Middle West
Arthur H. Judge
St. Matthew’s
Gallaudet
John Chamberlin
Judge
Burglars Use Chloroform at Long Island Home
College Point New York burglars entered the residence of John Friedman early today and, after administering an anesthetic likely chloroform, ransacked the house. The awakened family suffered dizziness and nausea. Stolen items include nineteen pairs of shoes a gold watch and chain and five dollars in silver. The watch and chain were taken from Friedman’s pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Point
L. I
John Friedman
Canning Factory in Mount Holly Burns After Tank Explosion
A gasoline tank exploded at Anderson's canning factory in Mount Holly New Jersey injuring two workers, Albert Gyrard and Albert Dixon. The building and twenty thousand cans of strawberries were destroyed. loss estimated at thirty thousand dollars with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
N. J
Anderson
Albert Gyrard
Albert Dixon
Big Dry Dock Project Announced for Oregon Coast
Astoria Oregon June 29 the Columbia Dry Dock Company filed articles of incorporation with a one million dollar capital. Backed by the Simpson Dry Dock Company of New York the firm will build and operate the dock on a site with a thousand feet of water frontage between Warrenton and Flavel. Deeds are in escrow and require work on the construction this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Oregon
Columbia Dry Dock Company
Simpson Dry Dock Company of
New York
Simpson
T. B. Hammond
Warrenton
Flavel
Stylish mother vanishes with two children in New Jersey
Mrs Ellen Horan of 124 Cabinet Street Newark left Monmouth Junction Summer guests Ann four and John two in South Brunswick Township and disappeared in November. Overseer T W Oliver obtained a warrant for her arrest before Justice Sedam as she could not be found at the Newark address. Reported she may be living on Sixty eighth Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
South Brunswick Township
Ellen Horan
Cabinet Street
Newark
Monmouth Junction
Ashmore Farm
Ann
John
T. W. Oliver
Infernal machine mailed to Miss Barney prompts probe
Philadelphia report details an attempted murder plot against Miss Carlotta Barney granddaughter of Jay Cooke. A powder filled infernal box and a sequence of threatening letters led Charles Storm and detectives to intensify efforts while Miss Charlotta Barney was abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Carlotta Barney
Jay Cooke
War Times
Charles Storm
Charles D. Barney
Storm
Yerkes
Ogontz
Laura Barney
Barney
Church Road
Washington Lane
Co. D. B
Stanley Wood
Mr. Barney
Charlotta Barney
Europe
Big Steel Plant Venture Tied to Prominent Financiers
A financial syndicate led by Dr. W. Seward Webb J Wesley Allison Col A B Chandler and H L Burrage has joined with the Cramp's in a large steel plant project at Collingwood Canada The move signals railway and industrial interests aligning for a Canada US ore and steel supply shift amid protective tariff and subsidy policies Canada grants six dollars per ton for native ore steel and iron imports face tariffs The ore belt near Lake Superior extends far into Canada and Canadian ore already feeds US furnaces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W. Seward Webb
Rutland Railroad
J. Wesley Allison
National Leather Company
Col. A. B. Chandler
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
H. L. Burrage
Eliot National Bank of Boston
Collingwood
Canada
Vanderbilt
Col
A. B. Chandler
John W. Benes
J. Burrage
New England
Amalgamated Copper
Steel Trust
United States
Lake Superior
Cramp Steel Company
Man Awakes In Patrol Box After Night Out
Samuel Brown of 7106 Paschall Avenue slept in an open patrol box after a night of heavy drinking. He wandered toward home and accidentally activated the wagon lever. Magistrate Stratton sentenced him to ten days in county jail after policemen found him asleep in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Samuel Brown
Paschall Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Woodland Avenue
Stratton
Brown
Rogers Locomotive Works Sale Case Adjourned In New Jersey
In Newark on June 29 Vice Chancellor Emery heard arguments to prevent reopening the sale of Rogers Locomotive Works in Paterson to the Smith Hoban syndicate. Griggs for purchasers and McCarter for Longbottom sparred over appeal withdrawal and court jurisdiction. Case adjourned to tomorrow with decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Emery
Rogers Locomotive Works
Paterson
Smith-Hoban Syndicate
United States
Griggs
Robert McCarter
Longbottom
Rogers Works
McCarter
Chance
International Power Company
Butterfield Illness Worsens at Cold Spring
Newburg New York June 29 Gen Daniel Butterfield once a Civil War general and organizer of the Army of the Potomac has been ill at his Cold Spring home for about a month and is now rapidly failing. Dr Murdock reports weakness tied to heat and a stroke five weeks ago. He cannot likely recover and by 8 pm tonight he was resting easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Daniel Butterfield
Murdock
Butterfield
Seton Hall Graduates Ordained Priests in Newark
Henry J. Watterson Michael Corcoran of Jersey City Edward Miskela of Dover New Jersey and Pp A Maher of Mount Hope all Seton Hall College graduates were ordained to the priesthood in the Cathedral Newark this forenoon. The ordination was conducted by Bishop McFaul of Trenton with Bishop-elect O Connor in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N J
Henry J. Watterson
Michael Corcoran
Jersey City
Edward Miskela
Dover
N. J
Pp. A. Maher
Mount Hope
Seton Hall College
McFaul
Trenton
O'Connor
Christian Scientist Arrested In Camden Fraud Charge
Dr Tompiins a Christian Scientist who testified in a suit about collecting from debtors by thinking them into paying was arrested in Camden on a warrant charging fraudulent withholding of trust money. He had been ordered by Vice Chancellor Prey to pay $2 425 to the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Tompiins
Prey
All Night In Leaky Boat Off Port Jefferson
Randell D. Warden A C Wilson and Misses Mary P and Anna Beadle rode out in a leaky boat to rescue a drifting sailboat a mile offshore. High winds drove them from shore. crew bailed and paddled until they reached Point Roanoke at 4 a.m. and returned to Wardencliffe by noon. Young Warden is the founder’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jefferson
L. I
Randell D. Warden
A. C. Wilson
Mary P
Anna Beadle
Point Roanoke
Wardencliffe
Young Warden
Motorman Insane by Heat Caused Fatal Crash
A Third Avenue trolley colliding with a crossing truck at Third Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street last night left William Tombe of 390 First Avenue fatally injured. Driver Fletcher Fleming of 2,137 Lexington Avenue was arrested after a mob rashly demanded punishment. Four ambulances and six doctors treated the scene. Tombe’s skull was fractured and his condition was precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
William Tombe
First Avenue
Fletcher Fleming
Lexington Avenue
Fleming
Tombe
Bellevue Hospital
Bank in Buffalo Placed Under Temporary Receiver
Controller of the Currency Dawes names E. J. Vaughan temporary receiver for the City National Bank of Buffalo New York after a thorough re examination confirms serious conditions. Insolvency cited and guarantee of full depositor payment demanded before reopening. Bank assets and liabilities listed with total resources near 3.8 million dollars. loss to depositors not expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dawes
City National Bank of
Buffalo
N. Y
City National Bank of Buffalo
A. D. Lynch
E. J. Vaughan
National Bank Examiner
Estes
United States
Benestinee
U. S
Teasuty
Cable officials protest War Department action
Representatives of competing cable firms object to a War Department move urged by the International Ocean Telegraph Company and backed by Western Union. They argue the route from the United States to Cuba via the United States and Haiti Telegraph Cable Company should be rejected and contend Western Union does not hold an exclusive monopoly. The letter, signed by George G. Ward and William H. Baker, argues the International Ocean Telegraph Company’s 1880 franchise expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Roct
War Department
International Ocean Telegraph Company
Western Union
Secretary of War
United States
Santiago
Cuba
Haiti
George G. Ward
Commercial Cable Company
William H. Baker
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
United States and Haiti
Tammany July Fourth Observance Arrangements Announced
Arrangements were completed for Tammany’s July 4 observance with exercises at 10 a.m. Grand Sachem Thomas L. Fellner will give the welcome address and Dr. William J. O’Sullivan will read the Declaration of Independence. Eminent Democrats’ letters will be read by Secretary Thomas F. Smith. Notable speakers include Gov. William S. Jennings, Sen. John T. Morgan, Sen. Richard R. Kenney, and many congressmen and local officials. The audience will sing The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Thomas L. Fellner
William J. O'Sullivan
Thomas F. Smith
William S. Jennings
Florida
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Richard R. Kenney
Delaware
Charles E. Hooker
Mississippi
J. Otey
Virginia
John W. Tomlinson
John B. Stanchfield
Elmira
Martin W. Littleton
Brooklyn
Thomas F. Grady
New York
Amos J. Cummings
James Lindsay Gordon
Robert Campbell
Eve Edgar
Rider
Manhattan
Bricklayers End Strike And Accept Higher Wages
Eight thousand bricklayers from eight local branches of the Journeymen Bricklayers and Masons International Union will return to work at 60 cents an hour, a 5 cent increase. They will work eight hours daily under a one year agreement with the Mason Builders Association, with disputes settled by a Joint Arbitration Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union
Mason Builders’ Association
Mason Decreces Association
Bricklayers’ Unions
Machinists Accept 55 Hour Week and Wage Rise in Plainfield
Walter Scott & Co. restored a fifty five hour schedule with a six percent pay increase and a half holiday on Saturday. The machinists accepted the terms and will return to work on Monday. Potter Press Works will also reopen Monday and rehire willing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Walter Scott & Co
Potter Press
Yale Entrance Examinations Close for 1905 Class
Yale University entrance exams ended at noon in New Haven with progress since Thursday. Exact figures unavailable, but the academic class of 1905 is expected to be as large as last year and the Scientific School shows a substantial increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Yale Professor Declines City Paving Commission Post
Yale professor Eugene L. Richards informed New Haven Mayor Studley that he will not serve on the City Paving Commission due to ill health, after a brief appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Eugene L. Richards
Yale Today
Studley
City Paving Commission
Weather forecast shows fair, warming trend ahead
The forecast notes fair skies and a not so warm trend with southwest winds. It predicts a warm wave persists east of the Rockies, cooler areas like the lake region and southeast will moderate today, New England warms Monday, Atlantic Coast winds from the south to southwest, Gulf Coast light to fresh southern winds, lake region winds shift from west to south, and European-bound steamers expect fresh southwest winds with showers to the Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
Lake
New England
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Fashionable infant and girl garments with detailed trims
Catalog listing various garments for girls and infants including long slips with fine tucks and embroidery, short dresses with nainsook yokes, pique afghans, shirts waists with sailor collars, and long nainsook skirts. Prices range from 25 cents to 1.69 dollars, with sizes 6 months to 2 years and waist measurements 30 to 34.
Annual Asbury Park Baby Parade Set for August First
The Asbury Park baby parade will be held on Wednesday August 1. Each entry may receive two tickets to the auditorium. Committees appointed include Finance Jesse Minot W H Shaffer Dr G F Wilbur Harry J Rockefeller and Mrs D W Sisson Awards W H Barnard Mrs Frederick Gibbs Mrs George R Hillier Miss Lydia Morgan and Thomas Muir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Jesse Minot
W. H. Shaffer
G. F. Wilbur
Harry J. Rockefeller
D. W
Sisson
Ww. H. Barnard
Frederick Gibbs
George R. Hillier
Lydia Morgan
Thomas Muir
Feud Ends in Double Tragedy at Dayton Iowa
In Dayton, Co D Guild and his eighteen year old son Clarence were shot dead. Oliver Bricker, a neighbor, is the alleged shooter saying Guild fired at him first. Bricker’s brother George handed him a shotgun. one barrel was fired at the boy, who held a revolver. The father fell as Bricker killed him. Both Brickers are under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Iowa
D. Guild
Clarence
Dayton
Oliver Bricker
Bricker
Guild
George
Brickers
Barnum Island property sold to Brooklyn syndicate
The Barnum Island site, former Queens County Almshouse, has been transferred to P. H. McNulty headed syndicate of Brooklyn after a sale last month. A certified check for 36000 was paid to County Treasurer Eastman marking final payment of the bid. It is not known what will be done with the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
L. I
Barnum Island
Queens County Almshouse
P. H. McNulty
Brooklyn
Eastman
Republicans Nominate Assemblymen in New York Districts
In three separate notes from upstate New York, Republicans renominate Assembly candidates: Frank C. Platt in Steuben County First District, W. W. Phipps in Orleans County, and George M. Patchin of Wayland for the Second Steuben District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
N. Y
Frank C. Platt
Steuben County
Albion
Orleans County
W. W. Phipps
Hornellsville
George M. Patchin
Wayland
Steuben
Texas Railroads Build 24 Miles in Six Months
Reports to the Texas Railroad Commission show 24 miles of new railroad constructed in the first six months, bringing the state total to 10,516 miles. About 2,000 miles of proposed railway charters remain and are likely to be built within the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Rev. George R. Lockwood Accepts Castine Call
The Rev. George R. Lockwood of Montclair has decided to accept the First Congregational Church of Castine Maine. He will begin duties around August 1. Lockwood is a Montclair native and son of Jesse H. Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lockwood
Montclair
N. J
George R. Lockwood
First Congregational Church
Castine
Jesse H. Lockwood
Fire losses hit Alton and Sandy Hill on June 29
Fire started in Siebold's livery stable on Piasa Street in Alton Illinois destroyed that building and other property with an estimated loss near 70000 dollars. In Sandy Hill New York the Post Office hotel and a barn at Dunham's Basin burned early today with a total value around 4000 dollars and insurance of 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Ill
Siebold
Piasa Street
Sandy Hill
N. Y
Dunham's Basin
Harlem Street Damage Incidents Logged Through Night
From 12 o clock Friday night to 12 o clock Saturday night a series of property damage reports are recorded across Manhattan and nearby avenues. Entries list times, street addresses, and owners or occupants, noting damages ranging from slight to substantial with several values noted in dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
West Twenty-eighth Street
Texington Avenue
J. H. Preston
East Tenth Street
Ae Ennel
Tate Row
M. Frask
Redth Street
Ta Pee Avenue
Second Avenue
John Killore
Monroe Street
Morris Rothstein
Hebrew Benefit Society Gifts 2500 to Mount Sinai Hospital
The Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society marks its seventy fifth anniversary by donating 2500 to Mount Sinai Hospital to endow a bed in the new building. The society, formed in 1826, lists officers Maurice Herts I K Cohn L Bildersee and trustees S H Dessau M Lion Jacob Kan Myer Rosenthal and others. The members include prominent Hebrews of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Benefit Society
Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society
Mount Sinai Hospital
New Hospital
Ute
B’ Nai Jeshurun
Madison Avenue
Maurice A. Herts
I. K. Cohn
L. Bildersee
S. H. Dessau
Ss. M. Lion
Jacob Kan
Myer Rosenthal
S. Lazarus
M. Ss. Cohen
Waldorf Astoria List of Notable Figures and Representatives
A fragmented roster lists individuals connected to hotels and firms in major cities. Names include congressmen, business executives, and diplomats such as K Stewart Amsterdam Francis L Rollie Pittsburg George de Casey London Maximo Gomez Cubln H Daggett Seattle G E Reddish M Murray Hill J A Aspinwall Washington Nelburne Edge Sydney G W Damon Datlas Albert Thode Hamburg C H Sheldon US Navy George N South wick Albany Dudley Tyng Chicago Malcolm V Tyson Baltimore J M Adams Chicago J H Walker Jr St Joseph NETHERLAND H W Burgett Traston E Lasker Galveston J W Wynne Minneapolis H N Bell London K Nichikawa Imperial Representative Japan J Gilbert Perth Seigfreid Steiner Birmingham B T Burrell Indianapolis R H De Weese Kansas City W Starkweather Milwaukee C Nichols Norfolk A Lidey London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
A K. Stewart
Amsterdam
Francis L Rollie Pittsburg
D. Mann
Toronto
George de Casey
London
Maximo Gomez
Cubln
Holland
H. H. Daggett
Riehment
I. Ainsworth
Seattle
John*. Mollenthamburg
Grand—Cay
G. E. Reddis
Murray Hill
W. B. Whitworth
Pittsburg
A Beard
Minneapolis
Perth
West Australia
ASTOR
R. H. de Weese
Kansas City
Starkweather
Milwaukee
Nichols
Norfolk
A. Lidey
Seigfreid Steiner
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Belle
Vue Hospital
Bertha Hoppie
Courtlandt Avenue
Albert Hoppie
Stamford
W. A. Goodall
East One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Street
Bellevue
Greenwich
St. John, N. B
Say Rather
Herbert Kramer
Newport’s New Church
Bishop Clark
Tames
DR. Gallaudet
BIG Dry Dock
New York Company
Burnhams Phillips Custom Tailoring
Temple Court Annex
Nassau St
Cramps
Rogers Works Litigation
Gen. Butterfield
Christian Scientist
Buffalo Bank
City National
Tammany and the
Yale
Therather Bureau
Mometer
We —Weather Bureau
TIMES
the Times
Weather Bureau
Printing House Square
Peereere Aeee
Best &Co
Jpatian Bazagd
Wees
Ae Sateen
Pete
Victoria Lawn
West
W.54th
St. J.&j.w
Columbus
Williams
Wilson
24Th St
Syndicate
Railroad Construction
New Publications
MT. Sinai Hospital
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