Crank Calls Target Vanderbilt Doctor in Park Avenue Visit
A shabby sixty-year-old man with a gray mustache caused a scene on Park Avenue yesterday. He demanded access to Dr Lorenz and other physicians, presenting a letterhead from the International Press Association, and left after being denied a clinic ticket.
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Thirty-fifth-st
Park-ave
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Janeway
Vanderbilt House
Mr. Vanderbilt
Virgil P. Gibney
Park Ave
United States
Lorenz
Kinnicutt
Dr. Kinnicutt
East Thirty-fifth St
Dr. Lorenz
Miss Kelly
International Press Association
New York Orthopedic Dispensary Meeting With Lorenz Operation
The annual meeting at 126 East Fifty-ninth Street features Dr Adolf Lorenz of Vienna who will operate after an address. The hospital opens for inspection from 3 to 6 pm. Reports from President Egerton Schmidt and Surgeon in Chief Hibbs are listed, with lectures by Drs Gibney and Jacobi. Dr Hibbs notes prior hip dislocation operations, and the institution aims to treat the poor with emphasis on spine and hip deformities. Since its founding 35 years ago hundreds of deformed children have become straight and self supporting through its conservative methods.
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New York
Virgil P. Gibney
Abraham Jacobi
Lorenz
Hibbs
Clinic at Beth Israel Clinic and January Fair Plans
The association met in the hospital assembly room at Jefferson and Cherry streets to finalize the January 3 fair at Madison Square Garden. Governor Odell will be greeted by forty girls as guard of honor. Dr Adolf Lorenz will hold a congenital hip disease clinic at the hospital Saturday forenoon. New directors elected for three years include David Bloom Dr Abram Brothers Harris Cohen Nathan Hutkoff Israel Keny M Barnstein Abraham Nelson Nathan Zeen Joseph Rosenthal and Harris. The association seeks 40000 for next year, with half already raised from box and booth sales and gifts for the fair.
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Jefferson and
Cherry Sts
Madison Square Garden
Odell
Adolf Lorenz
David Bloom
Abram Brothers
Harris Cohen
Nathan Hutkoff
Israel Keny
M. Barnstein
Abraham Nelson
Nathan Zeen
Joseph Rosenthal
Harris
Hospital Association
Portrait Show Planned For Orthopedic Hospital Benefit
A mid Lent portrait exhibition is planned with strong emphasis on John Sargent portraits. Plans aim to import Sargent works during his visit to paint President Roosevelt. Possible venue is the Fine Arts Building galleries, while old Academy of Design sites are noted as former show locations. The event includes a large gallery devoted to children and features committees led by Charles T. Barney and Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen.
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John S. Sargent
Sargent
President Roosevelt
Fifty-seventh-st
Academy of Design
Twenty-third-st
Fourth-ave
Tribune
Fair Children
Charles T. Barney
J. Carroll Beckwith
William M. Chase
Edwin Howland Blashfield
Benjamin C. Porter
Stanford White
Francis Lathrop
Lucy Frelinghuysen
John Hobart Warren
Seth Barton
Conklin Named Temporary Administrator for Waters Estate
Surrogate appoints New York Security and Trust Co as temporary administrator for Mrs. Sarah Ann Waters estate following Conklin’s petition. He claims personal property worth 363 500 and real estate 16 500, alleging use of assets for Waters during life and to him on death per her will. Conklin asserts they had no known kin. Mullins relatives and carepeople mentioned. previous wills exist but none admitted. Police investigation noted after Waters’s death.
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Thomas
New- York Security and Trust Company
Sarah Ann Waters
William G. Conklin
Mr. Conklin
Conklin
Waters
Poianwré
Frances Elizabeth Wales
Southampton
City House
Manhattan
Clara Wales Root
Elihu Root
Wales
Cornelia Ward Hall
New York
Charles L. Tiffany
Julius Cr
Rogers Memorial
Samuel B. Wales
S. B. Wales
Martha S. Buck
Wilmington
Del
Evolean Aatt
Clera Root
Edward H. Wales
Edgar H. Hildreth
Charles H. Hildreth
Reader corrects view on smoke nuisance and coal supply
R C Wadsworth secretary to the president writes from New York City arguing that health department efforts to curb smoke will not reduce coal for domestic use. He notes shortages mainly affect chestnut and larger sizes while some steam-plant owners use small anthracite and may switch from soft coal. calls offenders few and diminishing.
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the Tribune
Health Department
R. C. W. Wadsworth
New York City
Dr Lorenz Methods Sparks Reader Comment
A reader praises Dr Lorenz while urging publicity for surgeons who invent operations but keep details within the profession. Charles J. Kipp, M D, Newark, Dec 16, 1902, argues newspapers often reveal professional innovations to the public, unlike modest surgeons who share with peers only.
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the Tribune
Lorenz
Dr. Lorenz
Charles J. Kipp
M. D
Newark
Opinion on Galusha Grow on labor capital relations
Letter from William Kent of New York challenges Galusha Grow’s view on labor and capital in 1902. Kent argues that low wages in old world countries still sustain demand when migrants join, boosting employment, savings, and credit, supporting immigration benefits.
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the Tribune
Galusha A
Sere
William Kent
Broadway
Manhattan
Salem H Wales will proved in Suffolk Surrogate Court
Salem H Wales will proved in the Suffolk County Surrogate Court. Edward H Wales filed the petition. estate value stated as over 10 000 real and 10 000 personal with Southampton holdings likely higher. Widows share covers Southampton and Manhattan properties and household items.
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Riverhead
Long Island
Salem H. Wales
Suffolk County
Edward H. Wales
Mr. Wales
Southampton
Will of Heber R. Bishop filed for probate
Heber R. Bishop died December 10. His will dated April 5, 1895 with four codicils sets aside 55000 for a Metropolitan Museum room to house a jade and precious stone collection arranged last April.
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Heter R. Bishop
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Troops to Escort the Governor to the Capitol
Albany dispatch reports plans for a 1500 man military escort for Governor Odell on New Year’s Day. Troop B and the Albany th Battalion along with Company L of the 1st Regiment Newbury have volunteered, with eight more companies from the 2d Regiment expected. The Governor's Guard of Newburg and the Unconditional Club of Albany also offered services. The inauguration will be in the Assembly Chamber with oath by Secretary of State-elect O'Brien.
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Tribune
Albany
John T. McDonough
Henry
Odell
Capitol
Newbury
Troy
Cohoes
Amsterdam
Schenectady
Saratoga
Gloversville
Governor's Guard
Newburg
Assembly
O’brien
Cunneen Wickser Invited to Albany Dinner with Odell
Buffalo December 17 Attorney General elect Cunneen and Mrs Cunneen State Treasurer elect Wickser and Mrs Wickser have been invited to dine with Governor Odell at Albany on Wednesday December 3.
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Buffalo
Cunneen
Wickser
Odell
Albany
Mozart Le Nozze di Figaro at the Metropolitan Opera
Last night at the Metropolitan Opera House Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro drew mixed praise for its performance and Italian language appeal. Edouard de Reszke showed a subdued Count, while Signor Scotti, Sembrich, Eames, Scheff, Campanari, Reiss and Gilibert delivered notable contributions to a production praised for beauty and vitality.
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Mozart
Metropolitan Opera House
Lorenzo da Ponte
New-York
Italy
Beaumarchais
New York
Signor Mancinelli
M. Edouard de Reszke
Signor Scotti
Mesdames Sembrich
Eames
Mme. Scheff
Signor Campanari
Mr. Reiss
M. Gilibert
Vanderbilt suffers no immediate improvement but shows signs
Dr. Austin Flint says there is no overnight change in Cornelius Vanderbilt's condition, but by afternoon there is a cautious note of improvement. Richard T. Wilson and Dr. Janeway visit as physicians assess the patient, with hope rising that the crisis has passed.
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Austin Flint, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Richard T. Wilson
Dr. Flint
Veteran U S Marshal Dowley Dies After Decades of Service
John E. Dowley a deputy for thirty two years and the oldest in the U S Marshals Service died at a Harlem friends’ home. He served under all marshals for thirty years and was injured in a a confrontation with Owen Geoghegan’s gang while serving a warrant. He later recovered but remained hospitalized for over a year. He lived at 134 West Thirteenth Street.
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John E. Dowley
United States
Friends
Harlem
Owen Geoghegan
John S. Davenport
Geoghegan
Dowley
Federal
West Thirteenth St
Death of George de Lisle Zimmermann longtime Orange editor
George de Lisle Zimmermann a longtime Orange resident and former newspaper worker died at his mother's home in East Orange after extended illness. Born in Buenos Ayres he was 39 and the first Democrat elected in East Orange serving as assessor eight years ago. He edited The Record helping establish the Oranges ambulance service and later worked on several papers. He was unmarried.
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George de Lisle Zimmermann
The
Oranges
Evergreen Place
East Orange
Buenos Ayres
Assembly
Iselin Churches Receive Notable Holiday Gifts
The two Iselin memorial churches St Gabriel s New Rochelle and St Catherine s Pelham gain gifts totaling significant value. Delancey Astor Kane presents a memorial window of St John the Baptist for St Gabriel s baptistery in memory of Mrs Adrian Iselin, part of a nearly 1000000 in windows. An anonymous gift to St Catherine s funds a Pelham church adjoining property and an 8000 parish house to be built. The Iselin family has endowed many Catholic institutions in the area with gifts including gymnasium, Sisters house, library, school buildings and convalescent home valued in the hundreds of thousands.
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Iselin
St. Gabriel's
New Rochelle
St. Catherine’s
Pelham
Delancey Astor Kane
St. Gabriel's Church
St. John the Baptist
Kane
Adrian Iselin
St. Catherine's
John G. Beresford
Emily Iselin
St. Gabriel’s
Ursuline Nuns
St. Eleanora’s
St. Eee
Wife of President De Zelaya Arrives in New York
Mrs Blanche de Zelaya wife of the Nicaraguan president and her four daughters reached New York aboard the Vaderland. They went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel before continuing homeward. Burnett's Cocoaine is advertised for dandruff irritation and hair growth.
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Blanche de Zelaya
Nicaragua
Europe
Vaderland
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Burnett
Married in Brooklyn as Leach weds Sharp by Rev Clark
Notices of marriages and deaths list marriages such as Alice L Leach to Edwin Cumberland Sharp in Brooklyn with full name and address. Many obituaries and funeral notices follow for Edwin W Belcher Harriet Biddle Isaac T Carpenter Elizabeth M Clapp Emily A Kederer John M Griffiths Henry T King George B Magoun Jean McDougall Ponsonby Ogle Daniel Pearson Pease Alfred Haynes Porter Martha J Ryder Eva A Salter Emeline Loveland Abigail Smith William Alexander Smith Henry C Southworth Sarah Louise Weeks Frederick Alford Welles George de Lisle Zimmermann with funeral details and locations across New York area.
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Magoun
Babylon
Long Island
George B. Magoun
Long Island City
Morton
Jean McDougall
James Morton
State St
Brooklyn
Ogle
Milan
Italy
Ponsonby Ogle
Pease
Paris
Daniel Pearson Pease
West 24Th St
New York
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Parkhurst
Southworth
Henry C Southworth
East 46Th St
Weeks
Sarah Louisa
Jesse K. Weeks
East 69Th St
Welles
Frederick Alford
Frederick R
Mary E.i Welles
Greeneave
Henry M Blanchard dies in Salem after long illness
Henry Martin Blanchard of Chicago dies in Salem New York after months of illness. He was son of the late Surrogate Anthony Blanchard and Jeannie Martin Blanchard sister of Henry Martin of Albany. He worked for Pacific Mail Steamship Company in China and Japan and entertained General Grant in China. He later joined Greenwich and Rutland Railway Hudson Suspension Bridge New England Railway and Chicago Gas Company. He leaves a brother Francis and three sisters Mrs Frederick W Sherman Mrs William C Trull and Miss Anna T Blanchard.
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Henry Martin Blanchard
Chicago
Salem
Washington County
N. Y
Anthony Blanchard
Albany County
Jeannie Martin Blanchard
Henry Martin
Albany
Globe
China
Greenwich and Rutland_Railway Company
Hudson Suspension Bridge and
New England Railway Company
Chicago Gas Company
Francis Blanchard
Frederick W. Sherman
Rye
William C. Trull
Anna T. Blanchard
Death of C Otto Baese longtime Custom House broker
C Otto Baese a noted Custom House broker and past master of Benevolent Lodge No 28 died Tuesday morning at his home 39 Hamilton Terrace Washington Heights aged 56 He served in the Civil War and later led a prominent brokerage firm He leaves a widow two daughters and three sons Funeral is Thursday at 8 PM at his home with burial at Woodlawn
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C. Otto Baese
Custom House
Benevolent Lodge
Hamilton Terrace
Washington Heights
Baese
Customs Brokers and Clerks’ Association
Port of New York
Europe
Hoboken
Lincoln
The
Th New York Volunteers
68Th Volunteers
Custom House Brokers
Gen Swayne Nearing Death After Illness
General Wager Swayne, ill for ten days and confined to a bed at the Hotel Renaissance, was said to be dying last night. His heart had been weakened by diabetes. He had seemed to recover two days earlier but began to sink on Tuesday. Dr. Andrew H. Smith reported the end was near.
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Wager Swayne
Hotel Renaissance
West Forty-third St
Andrew H. Smith
East Forty-sixth St
Lieutenant Colonel Morrison Dying After Appendicitis Operation
Lieutenant Colonel Jasper N. Morrison Judge Advocate of the California division lies dying at the Presidio Hospital after an appendectomy. Arriving from Manila on October 8 with typhoid fever, he recovered and began duties November 17. He fell ill again last Thursday and peritonitis led to a fatal relapse. Morrison, a Missouri native, was appointed by President Cleveland in May 1896 and served in Manila beginning May 1901.
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Tribune
San Francisco
Jasper N. Morrison
California
Presidio Hospital
Morrison
Manila
Sherman
John A. Hilton
Cleveland
Longtime Mason James B Lower Buried in East Syracuse
Syracuse, Dec 17 James B Lower aged ninety one was buried at East Syracuse this afternoon. He had been a Mason for sixty seven years and was the oldest past master in the state.
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Syracuse
James B. Lower
East
Death of Dr Malcolm E Parrott in Brooklyn
Dr Malcolm E Parrott died at his home 379 Jefferson Ave Brooklyn from Hodgkins disease aged 56. Born in Medina New York he studied at Dutchess County Academy Amenta Seminary and Jefferson College graduating in 1883. He held roles at Jefferson Hospital Red Star Line Steamship Co Bushwick Central Hospital and belonged to several medical and Masonic bodies. He leaves a widow.
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Malcolm E. Parrott
Jefferson Ave
Brooklyn
Hodgskin
Dr. Parrott
Medina
N. Y
Dutchess County Academy
Amenta Seminary
Edward H. Parker
New-York State Medical Society
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
de Witt Clinton
Royal Arch
Alfred Haynes Porter Dies at 74 in Brooklyn
Alfred Haynes Porter died at his home 457 Clinton avenue Brooklyn yesterday of heart failure at seventy four. Born in Hartford Conn he came to New York in early manhood and worked for Daniel T Hoag & Co tea importers until retirement twenty five years ago. Porter supported the Brooklyn City Mission and belonged to Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. He leaves a son and four daughters.
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Alfred Haynes Porter
Clinton Ave
Brooklyn
Hartford
Conn
Daniel T. Hoag & Co
Porter
Brooklyn City
Lafayette Avenue
Weather Report Sees Cold Fronts and Fair Skies Across Regions
Low pressure dominates from the lakes eastward with snow in the St. Lawrence Valley and Northern New England. Temperatures dip in the midwest while warmer in the interior. Forecast calls for fair conditions Thursday and Friday east of the Mississippi with variable winds and rain in the West Gulf and southern Colorado Plateau regions. Flood warnings issued for Evansville area on the Ohio River.
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Washington
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
Rocky Mountains
Middle
East Gulf Coasts
Atlantic States
Middle Slope
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
South Slope
West Gulf States
Middle Plateau
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Ind
Miss Bidwells Missing Rings On St Paul Voyage
Miss Bidwell relative of Lady Herbert reports losing three rings aboard the steamer St Paul after washing her hands in a sleeping car. The rings are valued at about $1000 with a large diamond, a ruby arrangement, and an emerald set with small stones. Pennsylvania railroad officials describe a full set of rings and pursue recovery for R T Wilson.
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Miss Bidwell
Michael Henry Herbert
United States
R. J. Bidwell
St. Paul
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Road
R. T. Wilson
Fifth-ave
Wilson
Lady Herbert
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Promises Easy Harlem Transit Access
Descriptive booklet available for Woodlawn Cemetery claimed as the metropolis’s most accessible by Harlem trains trolley or carriage thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots sold at 125 dollars up Office 20 East 230th Street New York City Representative will call Rev Stephen Merritt world wide undertaker advertising claim and contact numbers given
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Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
East 230
N. Y. City
Election of Twenty Managers and Three Fore Ten Overseers
Special notices announce a meeting to elect twenty managers of the Institution for the Blind and three fore ten, scheduled for 4 o'clock on Wednesday December 24 1692 at Reape on 84th Street and 9th Avenue. The Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association of New York City urges donations, detailing methods through churches, synagogues, and auxiliary trades.
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Institution For the Blind
Charles H. Marshall
John C. Eames
H. B. Claflin Co
Rokers
Belmont
Nassau Street
Wm. H. Cummings
Sigmund Rosenwald
Water Street
Benj. M. Holzman
F. Norton Goddard
William Gold
Maurice Rothschild
Mathew Rock
E. V. Connett
Alfr
W. Wade
W. W. Appleton
Charlies Scribner
Geo. Haven Putnam
Geo. A. Pt R
R. Bowker
Imprem
Ane
Hide and Leather
Edward Salomon
Spruce Street
L. S. Owen
War Yphant
Cortiande Fur Trade
Messrs
Leopold Weil & Brothers
Emanuel Untermeyer
James Speyer
Madison Venue
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Miquelon
Boston
Cuba
Port Tampa
Mexico City
Enane
Office
Costa Rica
Belize
Puerto Cortes
Jetter
Guatemala
Rafl
New Orleans
Puerto Cortez
Senn Hall Dedicated at Rush Medical College
Senn Hall at Rush Medical College was dedicated with speeches by Sir William Hingston and University of Chicago President Harper. Dr. J Clarence Webster presented the building to the college. Charles L Hutchinson accepted on behalf of Bush Board of Trustees. Cost was 130000 with donations from Dr. Nicholas Senn and faculty.
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Chicago
Bush Board of Trustees
Senn
Nicholas Senn
College
William A. Smith Jr. Dies. NY broker formerly at NYSE family
William Alexander Smith Jr a broker of 71 Broadway died yesterday in Saranac New York. He was son of William Alexander Smith former president of the New York Stock Exchange and worked in business with his father. He married Emily L. Gurnee and lived at 106 Central Park West in this city.
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William Alexander Smith, Jr
Broadway
Saranac, N. Y
William Alexander Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Tammany Leader Aids Change In Ist Assembly District
Isaac A. Hopper the Tammany leader in the XXXIst Assembly District with 12 000 voters asked the general committee to elect an associate leader to share duties. Peter A. Hendrick a lawyer at No 15 Wall St was chosen and made chairman of the general committee.
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Isaac A. Hopper
General Committee
Peter A. Hendrick
No. 15
Wall St
International hotel network availability for Tribune readers abroad
The Tribune lists hotels across Europe and beyond where readers abroad can access the Daily and Sunday editions. Locations include London hotels such as Savoy and Langham, Glasgow's St Enoch, Paris hotels, Monte Carlo lodges, Rome grand hotels, Cairo Shepheard's, Vienna venues, and Zurich Baur au Lac.
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DAILY
Sunday Tribune
London Tower
Savoy
Langham
N—Hotel
Victoria
Voye
Carlton
Claridge’s
London
Paris Exchange
Basildon House
Moorgatest
England
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The _ Howard
Norfolk St. Embankment
Adelphi
Liverpool
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Midland
L’ Athenée
Italy
France
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Monte Carlo
Riviera Palace
Hotel de l'Hermitage
Royal Hotel
Rome
Grand Hotel
Cap Martin Hotel
Mentone
Quirinal
Riverta Palace
Cosman
Nice
Krafts Grand Hotel de
Hotel Gallia
Cannes
Kaiser-Hot
Auguste En
Postoffice Notice of Weekly Foreign Mails Closing Times
The weekly foreign mails schedule lists parcel post, regular and supplementary mails with specific closing times for Germany Europe and other regions. Transatlantic mail deadlines include France Switzerland Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and the Azores via s s Peninsular and Noordam deposits with Queenstown and direct Belgium Scotland.
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Germany
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S. S. Patricia
Ee Action
Serepe
Colon
France
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Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
Touraine
Azores Islands
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Europe
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Netherlands
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Belgium
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Scotland
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Biddle
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Carpenter
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Willet Seaman
Woodlawn
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Gen. Swayne
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