Barbizon and Barbizon-influenced works at London art events
The piece surveys a London art scene heavy with Barbizon school ties and a wide array of exhibitions. It highlights D Aubigny, Rousseau, and Corot era drawings, alongside Madonnas and Mezzotints, noting permanent-value tests, American tourist interest, and major galleries from Grafton to Leicester and Goupil.
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Josef Geraels
James Marie
Geyder Ze
Wiliam Maris
Anton Mauve
L’hermitte
Jacque
Boudin
Troyen
Whitney heads to Arctic voyage with Bartlett and Rainey
The Tribune reports Harry Whitney plans a Far North expedition starting by train to Syoner New Jersey and meeting Robert Bartlett to lead sealing, aiming for Boston by June 15. Paul Rainey will join as companion. Whitney seeks rare Arctic game and will return with Moris items from Peary era.
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The
Tribune
New Haven
Harry Whitney
Big Game
Far North
Boston
Paul Rainey
New York
Whitney
Beb
North Pole
Roosevelt
Peary
Redle
Esquinaus St Etah
Mater Whitney
Memory of King Edward Pitsture Memorial Meeting
A meeting of British born Pitscure residents discussed establishing a tuberculosis sanatorium research observatory. It honors the late Roy Denare and will be funded by subscription for eight beds. The meeting was chaired by Vicetocen CF, Childers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsture
Setcern Te Dey
Roy Dénare
Hanna Gifts 250000 Endows Medical Research At Gevelané
HM Hanna presents 250000 to Gevelané University to endow the medical department and support anatomy and micro t anatomy research. Thwing of Reserve University plans to organize acceptance of the gift and to raise additional funds toward a 1900000 endowment fund, with ongoing support for research fellowships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gevelané
Reserve University
Notable Lewian Surgeon Dies in Automobile Accident
Dr Simon L Ebner a renowned Lewian surgeon died suddenly this afternoon after his automobile swerved and struck church entrance steps. A policeman attended the scene and transported the body, the cause listed as heart disease prior to the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mederer
Simon L. Ebner
Japanese Princess and Prince Muse, Motel Astor Show
Fragmentary note describes a preface or event at Motel Astor involving Japanese figures and a muse for a prince and princess. Readable names suggest a cultural or social gathering with branding or stage elements. Further details unclear in OCR.
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of Ory
Prince
Princess Fushimi
Motel Astor
Duke Loses Suit Over Greek Marriage Validity
The French and Vatican courts affirm the marriage of Count Marc de la Salle de Rochemaure to Marika Karasos is valid. Marc is ordered to pay alimony to his wife and son, while the duke faces excommunication and loss of papal honors for defying church and state rulings.
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Brentwood Company
Duce de la Salle de Rochemaure
Count Marc de la Salle de Rochemaure
Marika Karasos
Athens
Larissa
Count Marc
Marc
Rome
Pius X
Duke de la Salle de Rochemaure
Order of the Visitation
House of de la Salle
France
Urgel
Bearn
Count Francis de la Salle
Rochemaure
Louis Felix de la Salle
Leo XIII
Duc de la Sallie Rochemaure
Count de la Salle
Spain
Clavieres
Cantal
Faubourg St Germain
Paris
de Forceville
Greece
Vatican
Faubourg St. Germain
Prince Louis of Bourbon Seeks Judicial Separation in Italy
Lewis Alphonse of Bourbon, son of the 1868 New York married Count of Aquila, pursues a judicial separation from his wife in Lucca Italy. The Bourbon claimant, once named Count Rocca Guglielmo, served as an Italian cavalry captain and gained a fortune via his mother’s bequest to his children.
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Lewis Alphonse of
Bourbon
Lucca
Italy
Campriani
Count of
Bourbor
Naples
Brazil
William Freeman
Rocca-Guguielmo
Victor Emmanuel
Humbert
Prince Louis of Bourbon
Margherita
Rome
Weiss
Portugal
Vallabranca
Royal titles and mummy medicines spark Victorian curiosities
The article notes potential new dukedoms for a royal figure and recalls 19th century English physicians at Charlotte's court prescribing mummy extracts. It discusses mummies in medicine across centuries, licensing aerial speculation about ancient Egyptian cures, and the market for mummy-derived ingredients. It also covers a birth in the Yarde-Buller family and related peerage implications, plus a breach of promise suit involving Captain John Yarde-Buller.
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England
Queen Charlotte
Austria
Hungary
Napoleon I
the Nile
Egypt
Louis XIV
France
Catherine the Great
Soudan
New Jersey
John Yarde-Buller
Denise Orme
Smither
Lord Churston
Walter Yarde-Buller
Leilah
R. W. Kirkham
California
D. B. Blair
San Francisco
Walter
Atlantic
America
Lady Yarde-Buller
Devonshire
Buller
John
Atherton
Marquise DE Font
Rev Willis Resigns Bronx Church Leader to Lead Virginia College
The Rev Dr Willis of Second Church of the Disciples of Christ in The Bronx announced his resignation during the morning service to become president of the Bible Department at Virginia Christian College in Lynchburg Va. He joined the church in 19% and helped build it into a leading Bronx congregation, overseeing the new church’s construction. A Tennessee native, he studied at Milligan College New York University and Union Theological Seminary and earned a Doctor of Laws from Transylvania University Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. S. Willis
Bronx
Tennessee
Milligan College
New York University
Union Theological Seminary
Transylvania University
Kentucky
Widow of General Steight Dies After War Service
Mrs Lovina Steight widow of General A D Steight and mother of the Sister Indiana Volunteers died today and will be buried with military honors. A Civil War Federal spy she was captured by Confederates and saved her mission by posing as a friend to their cause then served as a nurse in a Confederate hospital dubbed the Northern Angel. Members of the regiment held annual reunions at her home.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
Lovina Steight
A. D Steight
Indiana Volunteers
Charity Society seeks pension to aid grandmother and grandchildren
The Charity Organization Society appeals for 30 to support a grandmother and her three grandchildren for six months after the parents died of tuberculosis. The grandmother’s earnings are small and the children are in delicate health. Contributions may be sent to No 1 East 2d street and gratefully acknowledged. The society also acknowledges prior gifts of 9, 18 and 5 in memory of G B F.
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Charity Organization Society
East 2d Street
Ansewer
L J. W
Health chief urges tetanus antitoxin for emergencies
Albany June 5 Health Commissioner Porter notes about one hundred tetanus deaths annually in the state from accidents mainly during Fourth of July celebration involving firearms and explosives. He asks local health officers to obtain tetanus antitoxin from the state for emergencies.
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Albany
Porter
New York From the Suburbs Humor Snippets
A stereoscopic clipping style piece cites jests about New York City from multiple papers. It notes a crook in police disguise, citizens’ responses to heat, officers asleep on beats, Mayor Gaynor and taxation remarks, and a joke about an all-night bank opening 0% June to midnight.
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New York
Es Wehn
Philadelphia Inquirer
Gotham
Houston Post
New York Force
Albany Knickerpocker Press
Gaynor
Boston Globe
Marius Vaincu Triumphs in Paris Theater
Paris notes a fine tragedy in three verse acts at Nouveau Théâtre d Art. Alfred Mortier portrays Marius general in Africa and Sylla as rival, in a clash of democracy and aristocracy. Youthful cast led by Jean Hervé as Marius and Mile. Gya Demidoff as Nerbala deliver a dramatic, impartial vision of liberty vs domination.
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Paris
Marius Vaincu
M. Alfred Mortier
Sugess
Nouveau Théatre d'Art
Marius
Africa
Jugurtha
Numidia
Syila
M. Juarés
Albert de Mun
Reacton
M. Mortier
Sylla
Sallust
M. Jean Hervé
Mile
Gya Demidoff
Nerbala
Théâtre Francais
Theatrical Notes Inspire Dressler's Invitation to Mayor
Marie Dressler invites Mayor Fitzgerald to Herald Square Theatre to see Til lie's Nightmare, praising the modern stage after voicing nostalgia for the old days. Louis Mann plans a winter run in serious drama followed by a spring summer season of comedy and farce. Hans Roberts and Eva Williams join Up and Down Broadway after The Mikado at the Casino Theatre, with Eddie Foy and Emma Carus featured.
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Gaynor
Fitzgerald
Boston
Marie Dressler
Herald Square
Tillie
Miss Dressler
Louis Mann
Shubert
Hans Roberts
Eva Williams
Broadway
Casino Theatre
Eddie Foy
Emma Carus
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford Dies at 74 in New York
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford, a dist inguished Methodist author editor composer and critic from Greenville New York and longtime editor of The Methodist Year Book The General Minutes International Services Pronouncing Bibles and Meth odist Review died yesterday at his home 556 West 184th Street aged 74 after five years of ill health He leaves a wife two daughters and a son He served in the Civil War composing battle hymns sung by Union armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen van Rensselaer Ford
West 184Th Street
Mr. Ford
Greenville
N. Y
Methodist Book
Fifth Avenue
General Minutes
Mehhodist Review
Junior League
Orange man pursues law at forty nine and rises to bar
Simon J. Klauber of New Essex avenue Orange died at his home from stomach trouble after two months illness. Born in Austria he moved from New York to Orange where he practiced law since admission to the bar, after a background as a wholesale beer dealer. He left a wife two sons and three daughters. He joined Corinthian Lodge F and A M Orange and Newark Lodge I O S B. He had once failed to gain admission but succeeded on the second attempt and had become part of local legal circles.
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Orange
N. J
Simon J. Klauber
New Essex Avenue
Klauber
Mrs Juliana MacMonnies dies in Brooklyn home
Mrs Juliana Eudora MacMonnies mother of sculptor Frederick MacMonnies died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs Margaret West Courant's home 9 Greene Avenue Brooklyn. She aged seventy four and had suffered from indigestion then an acute attack. Survived by daughter, son Frederick in Paris, and another son Frank. Funeral at Courant home Tuesday evening with Rev Don Colt officiating.
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Juliana Eudora MacMonnies
Frederick MacMonnies
Margaret West Courant
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
H. M. Sloat
MacMonnies
America
France
Normandy
Frederick MacMennies
van Buren Street
Ben
Mrs. Courant
Frank MacMonnies
Paris
Courant
Don Colt
Sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles E Doyle Dies After Stroke En Route to Richmond
Richmond Va June 5 Charles E Doyle vice president in charge of operation of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway died in his car following a stroke while being taken to Richmond He was born in Missouri in 1851 survived by his wife Miss Josephine Ellote of Danville Ill and two children Robert B Doyle a Cornell student and Alice Doyle A long serving railroad executive he rose from the ranks through all branches of the transportation department and was regarded as a leading figure in the region's railroading
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Richmond
Charles E. Doyis
Chesapeake & Ohio Ralway
Missouri
Doyle
Josephine Ellote
Danville
Ill
Robert B. Deovie
Cornell University
Alice BE. Doyle
Transportation Department
Death of W. H. Osborne Former Pension Agent Judge
East Bridgewater Massachusetts reports the sudden death of W. H. Osborne at home after heart failure. Osborne, a Civil War veteran of the 29th Massachusetts Infantry, served as government pension agent for New England and later as judge of the Plymouth District Court. He was commended by Congress for bravery.
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East Bridgewater
Mass
W. H. Osborne
New England
Plymouth District
Fresh Air Fund work begins with Edgehill parish meeting
Large gathering at Christ Church parish house launches Tribune Fresh Air season. Edgehill church groups raise funds totaling 235 20 toward sending 10 000 children to the country, with a goal of 50 000 for expenses as preparations start and tickets are arranged. The season opens June 30 and work begins this week with plans for ten Fresh Air homes.
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Christ Church
Tribune
Edgehill
St Spuyten Duyvil
Bronx
Fresh Air Fund
Endeavor Society
Edgehill Church
Edgehill Chapel Guards
Baines-Griffith
Cornell Professor Granted Sabbatical to Build Brazil Yard
Professor George R. McDermott of Cornell College of Mechanical Engineering receives a sabbatical for next year to join Lloyd Brasileiro, South America's largest ship owner, in building a major Rio de Janeiro yard with engines boilers and drydocks to service company and Brazilian navy ships. He will supervise construction from October and spend the summer in Europe leading a commission inspecting leading European shipyards.
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Ithaca
George R. McDermott
Cornell
College of Mechanical Engineering
Lloyd Brazileiro
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Europe
Old World
Weather Report Forecasts Widespread Rain and Rising Temperatures
Disturbance in the middle Mississippi Valley moved east to the lower lake region, bringing general rain east of the Mississippi and heavy rainfall in the Gulf states and Tennessee. Temperatures rise in the Gulf and south Atlantic states, with scattered showers Monday and Tuesday along the Atlantic coast and in the lake region. Forecasts call for fair conditions elsewhere, with winds varying by coast and region. Local records show yesterday’s high of 62 and low of 52, with 57 average for the date. Two day outlook: partly cloudy to unsettled, warmer, with moderate southerly to westerly winds.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi River
Upper
West Gulf States
Plains States
Gulf States
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
Northwestern States
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Northwest
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
New York
Ution
Win
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Hivl
New York Not Worst City Sermon Urges Faith
The Rev Dr Christian F Reisner of Grace M E Church 104th St and Columbus Ave preached Are New York Men Religious declaring 7781 of 10000 personal crisis reports in the city involved men He blamed lack of belief in a future life and divine omnipotence and noted no Sunday baseball or racetrack gambling He urged that men will seek Christ in New York and be comforted.
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Christian F. Reisner
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
104Th Street
Columbus Avenue
New York
Reisner
God
Dr Reisner
Christ
Rector Receives 1150 Dollar Check for World Trip
The Rev. Dr. Alfred J. Derbyshire, longtime rector of Grace Episcopal Church on 177th Street and Wise Avenue, West Farms, was given a $1,150 check after morning services. Funds are to cover his worldwide travel expenses, ending a lifetime without a vacation. The presentation drew a large crowd including Knights Templar from Guiding Star Lodge.
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Alfred J. Derbyshire
Grace Episcopal Church
177Th Street
Wise Avenue
West Farms
Derbyshire
Knights Templar
Guiding Star Lodge
A- M
de Witte G Pelton
Lodge
St. James’s Episcopal Church
Fordham
Noted English Jew Montefiore Heads Free Synagogue Pulpit
Claude G. Montefiore of London spoke at the Free Synagogue at the invitation of Rev. Dr. Stephen Wise. As president of the Anglo Jewish Association and the Religious Union, he urged mysticism in religion and emphasized preserving Judaism’s historical continuity while pursuing present aims and future vision.
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Claude G. Montefiore
London
Free Synagogue
Stephen & Wise
Religious Union For the Advancement of Liberal Judaism
Montefiore
Anglo-Jewish Association
Religious Union
Jewish Quarterly Review
Preacher critiques zeal of ministers and society women
The Rev Dr William J Dawson former ly of London preached at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church faulting ministers and society women for frittering away their best on busy but empty activities He contrasted them with Dr MacLaren of Manchester praising focused service bringing Jesus to the people The sermon warned against transient evangelistic movements and superficial emotionalism.
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Dawson
William J. Dawson
London
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dr. Dawson
Dr. MacLaren
Manchester
England
Jesus
In Memory of the Veterans Fort Greene Park Services
Two services were held in Fort Greene Park Brooklyn by the Society of Old Brooklynites and the 14th Regiment Veterans Association. At General Fowler’s monument Colonel L R Stegman and General James McLeer spoke, with addresses by ex Mayors Boody and Griswold and others. At the Martyrs’ Monument J Grattan McMahon was the orator as prayers and singing of America closed the ceremonies.
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Society of Old Brooklgnites
Veteran Association of the 14Th Regiment
General Fowler
Fort Greene Park
Brooklyn
F W. Ostrander
A. &. Walsh
L. R. Stegman
James McLeer
David A. Boody
A Griswold
E. T. Brennan
Felix Kernan
Boody
Martyrs’ Monument
E. B. Terry
J. J. Fitzgerald
R. L. Scott
Mr Kernan
J. Grattan McMahon
America
Mayor Gaynor Praised For Honest Government Efforts
At Seated Presbyterian Church on Central Park West yesterday the Rev Dr David G Wyle preached on The Church and Her Allies in the Building Up of the Kingdom of God In New York City He said a great contest has long been waged in American cities to secure good government and that Mayor Gaynor is striving honestly to give it.
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Presbyterian Church
Th Street
Central Park West
David G. Wyle
Kingdom of God
New York City
Wylie
Gaynor
Press Ranks as Public Ally in City Governance
Dr. Wytle praises the press as a powerful force for good, noting its role in disseminating education and uniting distant communities. He commends officials for supporting reform and urges Christians to back public servants while acknowledging both good and bad presses.
Eulogies Held for Will iam C Lovering in Washington
In Washington on June 5 a special House session delivered eulogies for William C. Lovering longtime representative of Massachusetts 14th district. Eulogies were given by Eugene N Foss and several other lawmakers from MA NEB MO MN WI.
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Washington
William C. Lovering
Massachusetts
House
Eugene N. Foss
Lovering
Green
Gillett
Kelliher
Lawrence
McCall
Peters
Terrell
Norris and Maguire
Nebraska
Booker
Missouri
Miller
Minnesota
Esch
Wisconsin
Marriages and Obituaries From Irvington to New York
Notices list several marriages with full names and addresses, followed by obituaries for Hugh T Booraem Elizabeth De Garmo Daniel Griffen Charles Gulden Jr Anna Hyatt Susanne Russell and others. The piece includes funeral notices, interment plans, and cemetery details referencing locations in New York City and nearby towns.
Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell at 2741-3 West 23432 Chapels
Funeral home directory listing for Frank Fe Campbell offers private rooms and a private ambulance service. Contact Chelsea location at 1324 Chelsea for arrangements.
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Frank FE. Campbell
Tei
Chelsea
New York Tribune Subscription Rates Notice
Publication lists subscription prices for New York and Hoboken editions. Rates include daily and Sunday delivery by mail per month, per year, and combined daily and Sunday plans. Also notes single copy and extra charges for special editions and foreign postage.
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New-York Tribune
City of
New and
Hoboken
Directory of Tribune offices and international hotel listings
An extensive list details Tribune offices in New York Wall Street Nassau Street Broadway Harlem and Washington along with Newark and Brussels London Florence and Paris hotel connections. It notes hotels and reading rooms in major cities for Tribune and partner services in plain language.
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Nassau Street
Wall Street
Willem Street
Uptown
Broadway
Harlem
East 125Th
West
125Th Street
Washington
Danes Inn House
Strand
American Express Company
Baymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
London
Enis
John Munroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Eagle Bureau
Camden
Morgan, Harjes & Co
Saxe Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Continental Hotel
Figaro
Ciones News Exchange
Odier & Co
Unica An
Florence
Lemon & Co
Tornabuont
Sese eSartaer
madguSe Setican Easrum Company
American Ress
Alsterdamm
Tribune
Hotel Metropole
Hotel Victoria
Carlton Hotel
St. Ermins
Euston Hotel
France
Hotel Continental
Grand Hotel
Hotal Meurfee
Hotel Astoria
Hotel Chatham
Hotel de Athenée
Hotel de Lille et @ Albion
St. James Et
Albany
Hotel Montana
Hotel Mirabeau
Paris
Grand
Dusch
Cologne
Bellevue
Continental
Grand Union Hotel
Dresden
Angteterre
Ems
Prankfurter-Hof
Monopol-Metropole
Frankfort
Hetel Sommer-Zahringsrhof
Freiburg
Hi Essanaée
Stiantic
Hemberg
el Gal
Hanover
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Hotel de Russie
Munich
Kaiserhof
Metsheim
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Nuremberg
Nassauer- Hof
Palace Hotel
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Rese
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Wildungen
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Vietnase
Interlaken
Horel Continental
Lausanne
Belmont
Montreux
Thunernot
Thun
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Lynchburg, Va
Paris Stage
Marius Vainct
Nouveau Theatre d’Art
Juliana E. Macmonnies
Charles E. Doyle
R. M. Olyphant
W. Dea M
New York Observer
Society of the Unversity Place Presbyterian Church
University Place
Florence P. Weiss
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Marian Grieves
Three Friends
McDermott
the Weather Report
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W. C. Lovering
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Leggett—Taylor
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William Carman Leggett
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Om Gay
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Morristown
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Charles Guiden
Gulden
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Madison Ave
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Russell
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Ridgewood Ave
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