Fallières Welcomed by Czar in Reval Harbor Meeting
Emperor Nicholas and President Fallières met in Reval after French battleship Verité arrived. The two leaders toured ships, exchanged greetings, and pledged friendship and European peace, with dinners aboard Standart and Czarevitch and nightly naval bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval
Emperor Nicholas
Russia
Falli@res
France
Edward
Fallières
Verité
Dupetit Thouars
Cassini
Slava
Czarevitch
Rogatyr
Oleg
Makaroff
Standart
Polar Star
Touchard
M. Falliéres
President Falliéres
M. Falliares
German Aerial League Forms in Berlin With Dues
Berlin July 27 The German Aerial League has been organized with headquarters at Mennteim The league seeks to influence the nation by legal means to obtain dirigibles equal in number and efficiency to Germanys greatness Members must pay 48 cents yearly in dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mennteim
League
Germany
Deputies Consider Pay Proposal for Sessions in Chamber
Lisbon officials report a Republican bill introduced in the Chamber of Deputies proposes paying each deputy 200 dollars for every session. A portion would be deducted for unjustified absences. The measure aims to set compensation tied to attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
Judge Wilfley Opens American Court in Shanghai
L R Wilfley, United States Circuit Court judge in China, returned to Shanghai and opened the American court today. He was warmly welcomed by American and foreign residents as newspapers comment favorably and express hope for his continued vigorous policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
L. R. Wilfley
United States Circuit Court
China
Paris Bank Murder Suspects Confront Magistrate
In Paris on July 27 three men Renard Courtois and Raingo charged with the murder of Auguste Remy a wealthy banker last June faced a magistrate. Renard wept upon seeing Raingo but denied any involvement in the banker’s killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Renard
Courtois
Raingo
Auguste Remy
M. Remy
Little fear of Carlist action at Zumárraga meeting
The Spanish government took no steps against Carlist gatherings at Zumárraga and reinforced the local garrison with cavalry during King Alfonso's stay. Reports that Don Jaime, the Pretender's son, attended the meeting are officially denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian
Carliste
Managers of Paris Music Hall Sentenced After Nude Exhibition Trial
Paris July 27 The trial of two music hall managers seven women linked to Senator Berenger s crusade against nude exhibition ended with one manager jailed for three months and fined four dollars. Two actresses received fifteen days imprisonment and ten dollar fines. Others acquitted. Government to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bérenger
Minister of Public Instruction
Health and Income Link in Nutrition Letter
A Chicago woman credits Grape-Nuts with restoring her health and income after nervous illness from overwork. She describes improved brain function and energy, enabling her to keep a clerk job. The ad quotes the line There’s a Reason and promotes Postum Co. products and The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pligs
Prince of Wales visits St. Anne de Beaupré amid pilgrim throngs
In Quebec on St. Anne's Day the Prince of Wales toured St. Anne de Beaupré shrine with hundreds of pilgrims, many on crutches, seeking relief through the relics. He later dined at St. Joachim and rode back through the crowd, with a reception at the citadel attended by Earl and Lady Grey, Vice President Fairbanks, and U.S. officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupré
Lourdes
St. Joachim
Javal University
St.Anne’s
Laval University
Citadel
Prince
Earl
Lady Grey
Fairbanks
Lord Roberts to Visit Winnipeg and West
Winnipeg announces Lord Roberts will visit on August 10 and proceed west as far as Banff. The itinerary includes a stop in Winnipeg and travel toward the western frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Winnipeg
Banff
Britain and Turkey face Macedonian question in Commons
In London on July 27 Sir Edward Grey said change has occurred rapidly and urged Turks to settle Macedonian reforms themselves. He favored an expectant attitude, warned against Persian intervention, and denied Britain seeks Germany isolation, while signaling possible understandings with Germany similar to those with France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Persia
Sir Edward
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
France
Charles Dilke
Lord Cromer
Popular joy in Constantinople as constitution granted
In Constantinople on July 27 crowds surpass 200000 outside the palace to cheer the grant of a constitution. An official notice urges calm and notes elections are planned to form a new Parliament in the fall. Persian subjects send telegrams to the Shah pledging loyalty. some threaten Ottoman nationality if the Persian constitution is not restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Move Against Castro Sparks Venezuelan Tensions
Dispatch reports a Saturday night mob surrounded the Maracaibo consul demanding apology and policy change. State Department hopes removing the consul and press corps will ease the dispute while Venezuela warns it will not break friendly ties with the Netherlands despite expulsion of Minister de Reus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Cheney
Gelderland Ordered To Venezuela As Diplomatic Tensions Rise
The Dutch cruiser Gelderland heads to Venezuela to protect Dutch interests after J. D. de Reus, the Dutch minister in Caracas, is recalled. Riots end with the Venezuelan Consul Lopez leaving for Puerto Cabello aboard the Maracaibo amid calm in Willemstad. Troops patrolling the streets, guards escorting the consul, and a later public celebration marking the rioters’ leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Curacao
Netherlands
Venezuela
Gelderland
J. D. de Reus
Caracas
Castro
la Guayra
M. de Reus
Holland
Sefior Lopez
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
Lopez
Cabello
Germany Takes Dutch Interests Amid Venezuela Rift
Caracas reports the German minister assumes Dutch interests after President Castro expels Dutch envoy M de Reus. The Hague dispatch confirms this step as diplomatic ties remain severed. Observers condemn the Dutch minister for blaming Castro and expect no Dutch backing for de Reus. A decree hikes third class straw and wood paper duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Spain
Castro Éf M. de Reus
Venezuela
Netherlands
Hague
Castro
M. da Reus
Inquest Opens Into Hazel Drew Death at Averill Park
The Drew inquest in Troy New York begins with witnesses describing discovery of Hazel Drew's body at Teal's Pond on July 11. Testimony details the night of July 7 and sightings on Taborton Road with autopsy experts saying death came from a blow to the head, not drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Hazel Drew
Teal’s Pond
Averill Park
Horace Grober
George White
Gilbert Miller
Frank Smith
Miss Drew
Lonely Mountain Road
Rudolph Gunderman
Smith
Taborton
Gunderman
Henry Rollman
Rollmans
William Reimiller
Teal's Pond
William Taylor
Avery Park
Frank Richmond
Taylor
Militia Council Holds Inaugural Meeting in Albany
The first meeting of Governor Hughes new militia council was held in Albany with Major General Charles F Roe presiding and Major William Verbeck acting as secretary. Attending officers included Captain Jacob W Miller Colonel George C Fox Major Frederick A Wells Major Charles I De Bevoise and Captain John F O Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Militia Council
Hughes
Charles F. Roe
State National Guard
William Verbeck
3D Regiment, Infantry
James H. Lloyd
Nelson H. Henry
Jacob W. Miller
New York
George C. Fox
Buffalo
Frederick A. Wells
Brooklyn
Charles I. de Bevoise
John F. O'’Ryan
Riot at Vigneux erupts as workers clash with forces
In Vigneux on July 27 strikers renewed violence after the June 2 killings by gendarmes. They destroyed a foot bridge and tried to burn a plant, were repulsed by charges of dragoons, and many workers were arrested including two General Confederation of Labor members. A large military force guards the region as disorder persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigneux
General Confederation of Labor
Typhoon Strikes Hong Kong Causes Heavy Loss at Sea
A typhoon hit Hong Kong just before midnight causing high seas. Several Chinese sailors drowned as rescue crews from the British cruiser Astrea saved six of thirteen men from the waves. No European vessel damage reported but shore property loss was heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Astrea
Lieutenant Oswalt Killed in Electric Bath Accident
Lieutenant Oswalt of the 29th Infantry was accidentally killed in Manila while attempting an electric bath. He entered the tub and rearranged lighting wires, contacting the current and dying instantly. He was a Alabama native, twenty nine, and West Point graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Oswalt
Washington
Bernard P. Oswalt
Alabama
West Point
Plan to Combine Steamship Lines to America
Copenhagen July 2 A proposal to absorb the Russian and Scandinavian steamship services to America into a new Norwegian American company is under consideration. Key figures include former Premier Herr Michelsen Admiral de Richelieu and President Andersen of the Danish East Asiatic Company along with several Scandinavian bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
America
Herr Michelsen
Admiral de Richelieu
Andersen
Danish East Asiatic Company
Explosion at Northeastern Expanded Metal Plant Kills Man
In Canton Ohio today Aloise Krollevich died from a paint and naphtha explosion at the Northeastern Expanded Metal Company plant. Michael Detmer and W J Doyle were badly injured. Krollevich reportedly caught his foot in a crevice and was held as flames enveloped him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Northeastern Expanded Metal Company
Aloise Krollevich
Michael Detmer
W. J. Doyle
Krollevich
Venezuelan postal rules ban certain imports by mail
Washington reports that Venezuelan postal officials advised the U S Post Office that mail import is prohibited for cocoa and cocoa oil starch coffee molasses honey cane syrup jerked beef salt sarsaparilla root coins and money making apparatus. Some items require a special government permit such as cigarettes paper and boxes firearms ammunition caps flints saltpeter dynamite and other explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venezuela
Post Office Department
Insolvent Rauh Cutlery Firm Tops Solingen Financial Crisis
Cologne July 27 F W Rauh the largest cutlery maker of Solingen is insolvent following the Solingen Bank failure Rauhs assets exceed liabilities by 125000 Another large firm halted Saturday and about forty more suspensions are expected in Solingen chiefly among small firms Banks outlook worse with one million dollars of claims deemed uncollectible as debtors fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
F. W. Rauh
Solingen
Rauh
Cholera Death Toll Rises in Russian Ports
St. Petersburg reports eight new cholera deaths at Tsaritsyn and seven at Astrakhan, raising concerns over the outbreak in southern Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Petersburg
Tsaritsyn
Astrakhan
Pomuchelskopp Arrives in Berlin for Kommers Visit
The New York Platt-Deutsch Society Pomuchelskopp, seventy five members, arrived in Berlin and were hosted at a Kommers by Platt-Deutsch associations. Delegates gathered from branches for the event before the group departs for Kiel. They laid a laurel wreath on Fritz Reuter’s grave in Eisenach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomuchelskopp
Berlin
New York
Platt-Deutsch Society
Platt-Deutsch Associations
Pomachelskopp
Kiel
Eisenach
Fritz Reuter
Platt-Deutsch
Milwaukee Ordered to Amapala to Relieve Albany
The Milwaukee cruiser, now at Honolulu, is ordered to Amapala Honduras to relieve the Albany on the Pacific coast. Albany will return to San Diego after relief. No new dispatches reached the State or Navy Departments regarding Central American events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Amapala
Washington
Navy Department
Pacific
Honduras
Albany
Honolulu
San Diego
Cal
State
Delaware Lackawanna & Western switchmen vote on strike
In Scranton on July 27 the company reads the Delaware Lackawanna & Western switchmen’s ballots. Results of the strike vote will be received by tomorrow night after counting. A warning notice signed by Superintendent Clarke was posted today in the yards signaling a likely strike approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Clarke
Arrest Jersey Man on Fire Charge
George Braune a laborer living in Carlstadt New Jersey was jailed after fire marshal Charles C. Mactar thigh alleged Braune may know the origin of a blaze that destroyed a house at 152nd Street and River Avenue on June 28. Occupant George Osberger reported jewelry and $20 missing before the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
George Braune
Carlstadt
N. J
Charles C. Mactarthaigh
West 1Th Street
Braune
152D Street
River Avenue
George Osberger
Fatal Electric Storm Kills One in Pittsburg
A fierce afternoon storm in Pittsburg caused one death and injuries to many as lightning sparked fires and flooded cellars. About two hundred streetcars suffered minor damage while on the Monongahela River, nine teen year old Philip W. Grow was struck dead in a skiff and a companion was stunned and narrowly escaped drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Philip W. Grow
Chang Trial Postponed to August 17 in Stevens Case
The trial of In Whan Chang, adviser to the Corean government, was postponed to August 17. Attorneys plan a plea of patriotic insanity. Chang appears bewildered and unable to grasp his predicament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
In Whan Chang
Durham White Stevens
Corean
Chang
Night Riders informer shot in ambush near Centre Furnace
Walter Goodwin a farmer who testified against seven Night Rider nominees at Centre Furnace was ambushed and shot while returning home late at night. He had been under militia protection since his county court appearance and names in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Walter Goodwin
Centre Furnace
Woman Hit by Auto In Far Rockaway. Owner Arrested
Annie Selkers of Hollywood Avenue Far Rockaway was struck and seriously injured at South Street and Broadway Far Rockaway. She was taken to St Josephs Hospital. Owner driver William T Snyder of 208 Monitor Street Brooklyn was arrested after stating she stepped in front of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Selkers
Hollywood Avenue
Far Rockaway
South Street
Broadway
St. Joseph's Hospital
William T. Snyder
Monitor Street
Brooklyn
Police Auto Crash Seen Near Seventh Avenue
West 47th Street station police refuse details of an auto accident on Seventh Avenue between 4th and 49th streets. The wrecked car, abandoned after being struck while crossing tracks, was used by Deputy Commissioner Bugher. Patrolman William Clare of the Central Office drove it. Patrolman Goss reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 47Th Street
4Th Street
Seventh Avenue
William Clare
Central Office
4&Th
49Th Streets
Goss
West 17Th Street
Bugher
Auto Hits Bicyclist On Jericho Turnpike Injures Youth
In Mineola on the Jericho Turnpike near Krug's Corner an automobile struck Norman Quinelsky nineteen a Pole riding a bicycle. The car carrying two men and two women fled the scene and did not stop to aid the injured boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Jericho Turnpike
Krug’s Corner
Norman Quinelsky
Reardon Job Doubtful After Jerome Investigation
Edward J. Reardon a District Attorney process server denies being asked to resign after James Jerome's inquiry into Police Department charges. Jerome supposedly told Reardon to resign by August 1, while Reardon faces a separate clash with a mechanic incident at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Reardon
District Attorney's Office
Reardon
Criminal Courts
District Attorney’s Office
Jerome
Hypnotized Youth Pleads Guilty in Bronx Assault
Guarino Maschelle, 19, of West 148th Street, arraigned in General Sessions for a first degree assault on Marie Gano of Morris Avenue The Bronx. He claimed hypnotic coercion by another. judge postponed, orders for Marino’s pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarino Maschello
West 148Th Street
Foster
Marie Gano
Morris Avenue
Bronx
Maschelle
Marino
Lawyer Runs Over Boy on Skates in Manhattan
Orrel A. Parker, a lawyer of Broadway, struck a boy on roller skates at 49th Street and Fifth Avenue. The boy, Albert Scheimer, twelve, of West nth Street, suffered both legs broken and was treated at Roosevelt Hospital. Parker waited, aided the injured child, and was taken to the station after the mother refused to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrel A. Parker
Broadway
Irving
No. 12
West Mth Street
Brooklyn Ferry to Quit on July 31
Announcements on all boats reveal the Brooklyn Ferry Company will discontinue service after July 31. The fleet serves Williamsburg and eastern Manhattan. The city may acquire the property, with the New York Terminal Company likely to take over. Acting Mayor McGowan urged a half way settlement before August 1 to keep the ferry running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Williamsburg
Manhattan
New York Terminal Company
McGowan
Police cancel prizefight at Coliseum Athletic Club
Police halted the six round billed bout between Billy Papke and Sailor Burke at the Coliseum Athletic Club on 127th Street and Second Avenue. About three to four thousand queued for refunds as Inspector Thompson Captain Walsh and officers arrived and eight arrests were made for aiding and abetting a prize fight, including referee Gym Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Papke
Burke
Coliseum Athletic Club
127Th Street
Second Avenue
Thompson
Captain Walsh
East 126Th Street
Bagley
Fireman Killed In Greenwich Avenue Manhole
John O Connell a fireman on Admiral Dewey s flagship Olympia during the Manila battle was killed in Greenwich avenue while in a manhole Water at the bottom allegedly became charged with electricity from a poorly insulated wire He was twenty eight, lived with his wife and one child at 512 West 49th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connell
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Manila
Greenwich Avenue
O'Connell
West 49Th Street
Hoodlums pelt police with stones at Lafayette Park
During a free concert in Lafayette Park Jersey City last night a crowd of hoodlums hurled stones at non union musicians. Captain Cougholin was struck in the mouth by a stone knocking out a tooth after police tried to quell the mob. Patrolmen were badly battered and one assailant was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Park
Jersey City
Cougholin
Eight Eat Fried Rattlesnake in New Jersey Hotel
Eight people dined on fried rattlesnake at a Newton hotel. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Erb, Thomas Erb, Frank B. Allen of Bernardsville, Mrs. C. J. White and Misses Charlotte Caroline Augusta White of Harrison. All found the dish palatable. the snake was killed earlier that day by Frank B. Allen near Lake Owassa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
N. J
William Erb
Zthomas Erb
Frank B. Allen
Bernardsville
C. J. White
Charlotte
Caroline
Augusta White
Harrison
Allen
Lake Owassa
German baron survives avalanche near Banff on Mount Rundell
Baron von Rosenberg of Germany narrowly escaped death while climbing Mount Rundell in the Canadian Rockies. A snow bank gave way under his weight sending him forty feet down the slope but a small dir protected him as tons of snow and ice swept past. He emerged from under the cliff and walked down to the village below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Baron von Rosenberg
Germany
Canadian Rockies
Banff
Mount Rundell
Italian Riot in Ontario Leaves Two Dead
Sault Ste. Marie Ont July 27 A clash among Italian residents last night left one man dead from bullet wounds and another mortally injured by stab wounds. Several others suffered knife and club injuries as police arrested multiple suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Army and Navy News: mileage control and ship movements
The General Staff works on stricter mileage disbursement for army officers to prevent fund exhaustion and improve tracking. The report lists recent army and navy orders and ships movements, including arrivals at Annapolis New London and Philadelphia, and vessels sailing from Tangier Sound and New York yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
General Staff
War Department
Army
Frank Mintyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
H. Shelton
William M. Parker
24Th Infantry
Lee
M. Parker
Navy Department
Tingey
Thornton
de Long
Barney
Tangier
Annapolis
Tangier Sound
Jersey City
Silvia
Philadelphia
Isla de Cuba
Balti
Navy Yard
New York
Atlantic Fleet Position At 8 P M Sunday
The Atlantic battleship fleet stood at 6 degrees 41 minutes north latitude 164 degrees 13 minutes west at 8 p m Sunday. The ships were 1109 miles from Honolulu in the July 7 report transmitted by wire from the U S Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. & Connecticut
Honolulu
Pacific pistol results from day one at Monterey meet
Telegraph report from Monterey finds top shooters amid the Pacific pistol competition. Notables include Sergeant Fenney with 514 and Lt Paul Clark with 6, while several officers failed to qualify, among them Captain Chapman and Captain Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Monterey
Cal
Fenney
Mth Cavalry
Cappard
Lth Cavalry
Paul Clark
3D Infantry
Edwards
Coast Artillery
O'Connor
Grika
Pocoke
14Th Cavalry
Abrends
2Th Infantry
Puckett
Chapman
Wth Infantry
Bradley
4Th Infantry
Craig
4Th Field Artillery
Laying Ways for the Florida at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Construction begins on the Florida battleship hull at the Brooklyn navy yard with keel laying likely six weeks away. The vessel will about 56 feet longer than the Connecticut and vestal, requiring longer and wider ways. Motor boats for the Pacific torpedo flotilla head to Manila aboard the St Patrick, as new time firing devices with wireless telephone are prepared for ships bound for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Florida
Connecticut
Pacific
St. Patrick
Manila
Philippines
Death by Own Action At Fort Slocum
Quartermaster Sergeant Walter Farmer twenty nine of the 4th Company recruiting infantry stationed at Fort Slocum on David's Island died yesterday by shooting himself in the head. Despondency over ill health after three years in the Philippines is cited. He lived with his wife at No 143 Drake Avenue New Rochelle and had six years of Army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Farmer
4Th Company of
Fort Slocum
David's Island
Philippines
Farmer
Drake Avenue
New Rochelle
Fort Sheridan Rifle Competition Opens With High Scores
Chicago reports on the Fort Sheridan army meet with Captain F W Coleman of the 10th Infantry achieving the top total of 770 points. Lieutenant R C Humber of the 1th Infantry is second. First Sergeant J K Hass of the 18th Cavalry leads slow firing with 177. Sergeant E D Rutter of the 8th Cavalry wins rapid firing at 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
F. W. Coleman
10Th Infantry
R. C. Humber
1Th Infantry
J. K. Hass
18Th Cavalry
E. D. Rutter
8Th Cavalry
Commander Harlow Operated On In Philadelphia
The cruiser Tacoma arrived from Panama with 150 marines bringing Commander H. Harlow commandant of Guantanamo station for an operation. He was removed to the University of Hospital where the operation was performed and pronounced successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tacoma
Panama
H. Harlow
Guantanamo Station
University of Hospital
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Judge Wilfley
Remy
ST. Anne's Day
Prince of Wales
Britain
Turkey
Sir Edward Grey
Shah
State Department
de Reus
Porto Cabello
Island
Drew
Lloyd
Bath
Lackawanna
Brooklyn Ferry
Company
Dewey
Manhole
Ontario
Army and Navy News
Newport
Standish
New London
Alexander
Menila
New York City
Alexandria
Commander Harlow
Tribune
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