Honduras upheaval and cross-border revolt report
A fragment reports Honduras facing a July revolt with Choluteca attacked and residents resisting for three days. Volunteer forces move to aid Choluteca while Nicaragua reportedly supports Honduras, an army recruitment and Maxim batteries noted, though another dispatch says the movement failed.
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Honduras
Salvador
Choluteca
Jesaipa
Yom
Ent
Cholutecs
Ge Insureerts
Manut
Bonilla
Westington
Nicaragua
State Department
De Castellane Custody Battle Opens Over Three Sons
Paris court action seeks custody of Curt Bori de Castellane's three children from Anna Gould. Lawyer Bonnet says additional steps will follow to place all children with the count, alleging Mme Gould is dominated by Prince Hélie de Sagan and citing travel to Italy, the Riviera, and England as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Bori
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Mareet
London
Hélie de Caren
Jay
Versailles
Maitre ‘Renne
Abe
Maltre Bonnet
Princess de Sagan
Princ Héliene Sagan
Mme. Gould
Prince de Sages
Maly
Riviera Ang
England
Prince de Sagan
Maitre Bonnet
Gould Case Delayed Shows Amicable Reconciliation
In a Supreme Court appearance before Justice Erlanger the Gould case titled Gould or Gould was left without reply, marked off for a later date and linked to Frank J. Gould and Mrs Frank J. Gould. Counsel for both sides indicated uncertainty whether the motion belonged to divorce actions, noting a reconciliation between the spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerve
Erlanger
Supreme Court
Gould
Dwee
Meither
Effort to End Auto Dispute Between Clubs
An effort to resolve the dispute between the Automobile Club of Dieppe and the Automobile Club of America was advanced after a July meeting of interclub committees. The American Automobile Association and the other group ratified joint action and discussed an understanding, with doubts about Vanderbilt Cup rules and participation in an international agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Satta
Automobile Club
Dieppe
Automobile Club of Pape
T- Automobile Clap of
America
International Committee
Math Ft
Duel Attempt Stopped Near Morning Prison Involving Deputy Markoff
Deputy M. Markoff, identified as a Reactionary Perzomer, attempted a duel early morning. The incident unfolded around 1h4 near the prison, as both sides exchanged shots but neither deputy was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Markoff
Perzomer
Americans at polls in Panama gather for presidential vote
About two hundred Americans will depart this week to observe the presidential election in Panama. The race features Sefer Tas and Betinr Osidiace with the latter’s campaign heat still influential despite Sefer Tas withdrawing from the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Piame
Duty
Sunda
Sefer ‘Tas
Betinr
Wheat yield and insurgent campaign dominate foreign notes
July dispatches report Western Canada wheat yields projected at twenty to the acre with strong export prospects. Seoul describes ongoing government operations against insurgents, with daily insurgent casualties and thousands still resisting. Russian political uncertainty looms as the Duma weighs winter measures and Spring crop prospects, while mining incidents, witness court actions, and Japanese railroad rebates affect international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
Atlantic fleet moves toward mission from San Francisco
A wireless dispatch from California reports the United States steamship Connecticut and the Atlantic fleet proceed toward a mission. The message notes 24 crews and a near-sea movement, with references to San Francisco and consul actions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steamship Connecticut
Merciciard
Alifornia
Sam Francisce
Paraguay Revolt in Asuncion Ends with Resignation
Edward O'Brien reports Paraguay’s July 2 revolution in Asuncion caused 150 to 190 deaths and about 400 wounded after two days of bombardment. The government police and marines held key areas as the revolutionaries attacked. By July 4 the revolt seemed triumphant, prompting diplomatic protection for threatened individuals. Ferreira resigned. Naveiro became president as the diplomatic corps mediated. Argentina and Brazil reportedly had indirect interests in the outcome.
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Washington
Edward ©. O'Brien
Uruguay
Paraguay
State Department
Asuncion
Diplomatic Corps
Revolutionary Committee
Ferreira
Naveiro
Revolutionary Party
O'Brien
Creel Says Mexico Peaceful After Border Disturbances
Ambassador Enrrique Creel of Mexico arrived in Washington to confer with State Department officials on border disturbances with Texas. He expressed full satisfaction with actions by federal and Texas authorities and said overall quiet prevailed in Coahuila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coahuila
Mexico
Enrrique Creel
State Department
Mexico-Texas
Sefior Creel
Peary Off Plans To Plant Flag At North Pole
Commander Robert E Peary left New York aiming to plant the Stars and Stripes at the North Pole. He will go to Sydney N S B to join the Roosevelt and expects to winter at Cape Sheridan if the voyage succeeds. He plans sledge parties for the pole next February with contingencies if the effort fails.
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Robert E. Peary
New York
North Pole
Eagle Island
Sydney
C. B
Roosevelt
Explorer
Domino Run
Labrador
Cape Sheridan
Pole
Peary
Ingraham Will Contested by Eldest Son in Brooklyn
William M. Ingraham Jr returns from Waverly to contest the elder Ingraham’s will. The document leaves $190 to the eldest son and $1000 each to Mrs. Ingraham and her two children, with the remaining $2,000,900 estate given to the three younger children. The sole reason cited is a quarrel from thirty years ago that was never resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Ingraham, Jr
William M. Ingraham
Brooklyn
Waverly
Ingraham
Two Lawyers Disbarred by Appellate Division
Two lawyers, Frank A. K. Boland and Henry W. Leonard, were disbarred yesterday by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. David W. Rockmore was suspended six months for serious misconduct in a motion to dismiss an appeal. Boland was disbarred for relations with a court clerk and paying for assistance in trials. Leonard faced charges of fraud, deceit, malpractice and gross unprofessional conduct in an admission application. Rockmore's suspension stemmed from an affidavit that harmed a Municipal Court justice’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. K. Boland
Henry W. Leonard
Supreme Court
David W. Rockmore
Boland
Leoard
Law
Rockmore
Municipal Court
City of
New York
Sperry telegraphs Roosevelt from San Francisco in 1908
Rear Admiral Sperry sends a dispatch from San Francisco dated July 7 1908 to President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay expressing gratitude for the President's good wishes to the battleship fleet. He notes the gratitude of the commander in chief and officers and men for the honor privilege and responsibility of their charge.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Sperry
San Francisco
Weather report and forecast from Washington DC July 2
Official Weather Bureau record notes a two-thirds mile temperature drop near Mount Weather Virginia with a 36 degree reading at two miles altitude and 67 degrees at ground. Cool air covers the Atlantic states with rapid warming west of the Mississippi. Showers in southeastern states and a broad rain system moving from the plains to the Atlantic seaboard by Tuesday.
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Washington
Mount Weather
Virginia
Atlantic Statea
Mississippi
Plains States
Lake
New York
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Hitchcock Chairman to Head Ohio and National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock sails from Washington to Hot Springs after being named chairman of the Republican National Committee. Ohio GOP member Arthur L. Vorys designated in charge of Ohio headquarters. Dinner for Taft attended by Burke and other figures. notables including Herrick Borah Kellogg Lowden and Nagel present. Speech by Watson noted before guests head to trains.
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Republican National Committee
Ohio
Arthur L Vorys
Powell Clayton
William L. Ward
Frank C. Lowden
William E. Borah
Frank B. Kellogg
E. €. Duncan
Charles Nagel
Myron T. Herrick
Representative Burke
Pennsylvania
Mr. Taft
Executive Committee
National Committee
Fairbanks, Cannon and Knox
Sherman
Representative Cooper
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Idaho
New York
Charles Nagle
Missouri
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Minnesota
E. C. Duncan
North Carolina
McKinley
Illinois
Hemenway
Watson
Indiana
Burton
William Nelson Cromwell
Carmi Thompson
Meyer
Richard
Kerens
St. Louis
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hot Springs
Atlantic City
Taft
Virginia
Frank Harris Hitchcock and Taft Campaign Leader Profile
Frank H Hitchcock emerged as the logical national committee head after Taft’s Chicago nomination efforts but withdrew due to ill health. Born 1867 in Ohio and educated in Boston, he graduated from Harvard and studied law at Columbia. He held senior posts in Agriculture and Commerce and Labor, partnered with Cortelyou, and led Taft’s Washington HQ before resigning last winter to direct Taft’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris Hitchcock
Taft
Chicago
National Committee
Cincinnati
Hitchock
Ohio
Boston
Harvard
Columbia University Law School
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
George R. Sheldon Succeeds Bliss as RNC Treasurer
George R. Sheldon, a prominent banker, succeeds Cornelius N. Bliss as treasurer of the Republican National Committee. A 51-year-old Brooklyn native, he is president of the Union League Club and has held numerous corporate posts including treasurer of North American Company and chair roles at Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company and City Trust Company. He has long been active in Republican politics, serving as a delegate in 1900 and as a national committee member in 1905 04. He is allied with many prominent clubs in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sheldon
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Union League Club
Mr. Sheldon
Brooklyn
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Harvard
The
North American Company
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
City Trust Company
Electric Securities Company
Amerian Locomotive Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Detroit Edison Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lacleie Gas Company
Tnion Electric Light Company
St. Louis
Sheldon
Odell
New York
New York State Republican Committee
Republican, Union, University, Harvard, Racquet and Tennis
New York Yacht Clubs
Metropolitan Club of
Washington
Sheldon to Confer With Taft in Hot Springs on Campaign Plans
George K. Sheldon new treasurer of the Republican National Committee will travel to Hot Springs Virginia to confer with William H. Taft and Frank H. Hitchcock about campaign plans. He explains he was invited to the post and defends his banking and corporate directorships as legitimate and pledges support for publicity in campaign expenditures.
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George K. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Hot Springs
William H. Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
Sheldon
Taft
Hitchcock
Programme of Taft Notification in Cincinnati
Cincinnati delegates report final plan for the notification day celebration after a conference with Mr Taft. The conference will be held tomorrow at Hot Springs Virginia with the conference committee of Cincinnati citizens including Chairman R B Reynolds J Stacey Hill William B Melish and T J.
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Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Mr. Taft
The
Citizens’ Committee of Cincinnati
R. B. Reynolds
J. Stacey Hill
William B. Melish
T. J
Taft notification plan for July 28 on Taft grounds
Moffet and John R. Malloy for Senator Warner report the Republican National Convention notification committee will meet at Taft grounds in Cincinnati. A large stand will host Taft, committee members, and guests for a noon July 28 ceremony followed by a Taft lawn reception after the formal notice.
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Moffet
John R. Malloy
William Warner
Reynolds
Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Virginia
Malloy
Charles P. Taft
Citizens’ Committee
Taft
Taft Lawn
Harris Hughes renomination urged by anti-race track group
A co operating committee of the anti racetrack gambling campaign launched a push for Governor Hughes renomination. An open letter urges fall votes for men who will continue the anti gambling efforts and cites the governor’s past public service. The letter, signed by Dr. Walter Laidlaw as chairman, argues for a second term to ensure representative government.
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Hughes
Walter Laidlaw
Douglas Not a Candidate for Governor Says Ex-Congressman
Former Congressman William H. Douglas, now president of the Produce Exchange and head of Arkell & Douglas, declares he is not seeking any public office. He praises Governor Hughes, calls reports of a West Side GOP governors boom absurd, and notes a district club resolution supporting him was only a compliment and should remain tabled.
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William H. Douglas
Produce Exchange
Arkell & Douglas
Upper West Side
Hughes
Republican Club
11Th Assembly
Harry W. Mack
James R. Knapp
Mack
Douglas
Deuel Stays On Bench After High Court Decision
The Appellate Division denied the removal of Justice Joseph M. Deuel from the Special Sessions bench and dismissed the proceedings. The case, tied to Town Topics and its editor Colonel William D. Mann, alleged Deuel violated statutes by engaging in business during office and participating in a biographical book project that pressured wealthy subscribers. The court, with Ingraham concurring, found no specific duties tied to Deuel’s stock ownership, though persistent business activity could justify removal.
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Appellate Division
Supreme Court
William Travers Jerome
James W. Osborne
Edward M. Shepard
Joseph M. Deuel
Special Sessions
Ingraham
Stover
Justice Deuel
William D. Mann
Mann
Colonel Mann
Emma Mann
Justice
Larocque will filed for probate in Surrogate's office
The will of Joseph Larocque, dated February 29, 1904 with a codicil, was filed for probate. Larocque died recently at his home, leaving an estate of at least 100000 in realty and 500000 in personal property. His widow receives the life tenant home and furnishings, with the residue to follow after her death. Executors manage a 406000 trust for her income and eventual distribution to children and grandchildren. A 75000 trust benefits a granddaughter with income and eventual principal to her descendants. The residue goes to the testator's children and grandchildren, with Louis Larocque's share placed in the Morton Trust Company as trustee. Louis's income and eventual principal are for his children. Three nieces receive 10000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Larocque
56Th Street
Te Ils
Louise Roe
Elizabeth Roe
Cecilia Faile
Larocque
Fresh Air Fund seeks 26 Binghamton children for summer care
From Binghamton a request to Tribune Fresh Air Fund calls for 26 children 14 girls and 12 boys, with 10 already hosted before. Private families near the city will host them next week, as caretakers, medical exams, tickets, and church and mission cooperation organize the outing amid fundraising and extensive logistics.
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Binghamton
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Lackawanna Railroad
Fresh
Obituary: Dr Allan Clarke Hutton Dies in Twilight Park
Dr Allan Clarke Hutton of New Brunswick died Tuesday night at Twilight Park New York, age 67. Born in New York with Dutch ancestry from Mansius Van Wyck Remsen lines. He served as treasurer of the New Jersey Microscopical Society and once led the Middle Collegiate Sunday school. Funeral at his brother Frederick R Hutton's home this afternoon.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Allan Clarke Hutton
Frederick R. Hutton
Twilight Park
N. Y
Mr. Hutton
New York
Dominic Everardus Mansius
Holland
van Wycks and Remsens
Dutchess County
College of Physicians and Surgeon
Hutton
New Jersey Microscopical Society
Rutgers College
Middle Collegiate
William Stevens Ray Dies After Long Illness in Brooklyn
William Stevens Ray, age unknown, died Tuesday at his parents’ home at 377 Grand Avenue Brooklyn after a long typhoid illness. He graduated from Andover and Yale Law School, practiced law, then became a partner in William Ray & Co and joined the New York Cotton Exchange, where he served on the board of managers and as secretary. He was a member of the Central Congregational Church of Brooklyn.
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William Stevens Ray
William Ray
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
Andover
Yale
New York Law School
William Ray & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
The
Cotton Exchange
Central Congregational Church of
New Home With Underground Garage by Ernest Flagg
The Singer’s architect Ernest Flagg builds at 109 East 4th Street a dwelling with a ground level entrance and a garage beneath. Fireproof doors separate living space from the car storage, allowing ease of entry and insurance rate parity with conventional builds. An electric lift moves cars between street level and the underground garage, which measures 16 by 36 feet and can house several machines.
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Ernest Flagg
the Singer
East 4Th Street
Flagg
Carbine
Attempt to Break Will of B Hart in Paris Case
Paris July 8 An attorney Donald Harper left for New York to contest the will of the late Benjamin Hart. He represents French diplomat Jean Guillemin husband of Hart's adopted daughter whom Hart disinherited, leaving estate to Mme de Bie. Guillemin seeks to overturn on undue influence. Probate before the Surrogate of New York on July.
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B. Hart
Paris
Donald Harper
New York
Benjamin Hart
Harper
Jean Guiliemin
Hart
Mme. de Bie
M. Guillemin
France
Auto Hurts Prominent Clevelander
William H. Bayne former president of the City Council and head of a major Cleveland printing firm was struck by an automobile today and is believed fatally injured. The accident occurred in Cleveland as Bayne, a longtime city figure, faced a serious crisis with medical authorities waiting on condition updates.
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Cleveland
William H. Bayne
Tributes and Death Notices From The Tribune Chronicle
Death notices appear for Godfrey William F. ONeill Hutton M D McGarrah Eugene Simpson Nellie W Mathews Tristram ODonoghue William Ray Van Cott. Obituaries list dates July 1908 and locations Roseland Jamaica Jamaica Nor Brooklyn Litchfield Kensico Greenwood with funeral times and addresses in New Jersey and New York areas.
W oodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible from Harlem trains from Greed Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Telephone 4559 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23rd Street New York City. Undertakers Frank Ef Campbell at 741 3 West 234 Street. Chapel Private and public ambulances. Tel 1226 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Greed Central
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank EF. Campbell
West
St. Chapelm
Chelses
Uptown Tribune opens file of applicants for posted jobs
Special Notices inviting employers to save time and expense by consulting the newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds at the Uptown Office of the New York Tribune. Located at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets, hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Sunday Tribune Subscriptions and International Reading Rooms
The Sunday Tribune offers mail and in person subscription options with various rates including daily weekly and Sunday only plans. It lists international reading room access in hotels across London England Scotland Ireland France Belgium Holland Germany Austria Switzerland and other locations.
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Mexico
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Philippines
Tribune
Tribune TS Indeix
New Yor City
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Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
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Rite Hotel
N Street Embanament
England
Liverpool
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Queen's Hotel
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Morecambe Bay
Midiaid
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Aim
Splendid Excelsior
Bains
VF Univers
Tours
Motel du Parc
ae BELGIA _Grand Hotel
Brussels
Grand Hotel
Gi Europe
Weber
Antwerp
Did
Hotel de la Ss Plage
Ostend
Holland
Hotel Des Indes
the Hague
the Kurhaus
Secheveningss
Germany
Bristol
Levanade
Palace Hotel
Brasseur
Luxemburg
Hotel de Holland
Hotel Royal
Grand
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Contact Tow
Taater
Hotel de Waste
Untch
Metropole
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Neuenahr
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Kaiserhof
Peel
Austria
Vienna
Gen Savey and Weat Ind
Lewy Carlsbad
Hannover
Tyrol
Ss Kopp’s Hotel
Kenigsvils
Fransenaded
Eemar
Hotel Klinger
Martanbed
Switzerland
Sunday Tribune
Forsien
Europe
Universal Postal Union
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Suir
Seoul
Everament
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Russia
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Rieter Titing
Herr -Kistlebr
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Creel
Texas
Ingraham Will
the Weather Report
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Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Bliss
C. P. Taft
Deuel
Hugh O'Neill
Elena le
Annette
Elise
Meriden
Conn
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William Gee
East Orange
Gertrude Watson
Coarge
Mabel
Ella Lawson
Elsie Broegier
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St. Cornelius
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Gordon Hail
Waillingford
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W. F. Tway Piano Company
MG Oo Na Baie
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Godfrey
Roseland
Edward
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St. Francis Xavier's Church
Carroll St
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Oneill
William F O'Neill
William
Mary Ann O'Neil
Thomas & O’brien
Caritonave
Bay
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Grand Ave
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Litchfield
Simpson
Nellie Walter
Robert H. Simpson
St. Bartholomew's Church
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Undertakers
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APT
District Telegraph Office
Laith Street
125Th
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Eicurrederice Sommes
Aaereeke
Strand
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
Toefie Brown, Shipley & Co
John Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Rue St. George
American Express Company
Brentano's
Avenue de lOpéra
Ira eLombars
Oder & Co
EVA— Unicon Bank
Florence
Lems
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Maquay & Co
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Milan
Searbach
le Montforta
Hamburg
Ferdi
Mayence
Saarbach
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