Daring French Aviator Feared Lost Over Mediterranean
June reports intensify that Lieutenant Rague, famed aviator of France, may be dead after last December’s sea flight attempts. Naval search by the Arbelete and other destroyers found no trace near Antibes or Gargano as crews scour the Mediterranean for the missing flyer who carried carrier pigeons on the voyage.
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Rague
Ka Grace
Nthe
North Sea
Calain
Taft Hague
Nice
Arbelete
Corstea
Rasue
Mediterranean
Antibes
Gargona
Apceta
Corada
Hie Cove
Vidart Arrives in Rome After Paris to Rome Stage
Fourth aviator completes second stage of Paris Rome race. Vidart reached Orbetello after a near wreck, secured a replacement plane, and flew to Rome, arriving an hour and twenty three minutes later. Le Prince also reached Rome shortly after in the same eventful day. Weather affected the timetable as officials noted registration and timing for the stage.
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Turin
Tone &Vidart
Rome
Paris
le Prince
Masshaven
le Nly
French aviator Pennot dies after fall in Havana
March Pennot, a French aviator, lingered four days after a stunt fall during an exhibition in Havana. He dropped from a height of ny feet and died the following evening at Mercedes Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Tom
Banos
Mercedes Hospital
Laurier Proposes Dominion Liberty and Uniform Navigation Laws
A provincial opposition note shows Laurier pushing a resolution to grant dominions liberty to withdraw from treaty operations without breaking the treaty. He seeks uniform navigation laws across the empire and the use of new treaty exchanges to aid member states. Premier Lacher opposes, fearing discord among imperial employees and terms.
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Lacher
Nicaragua President Resignation Amid Caribbean Transit Rumors
The article reports Nicaragua’s president resigning under unclear terms while travelers aboard a steamer from a Latin American port share rumors. Passengers mention Estrada’s possible withdrawal from the presidency and speculation about a move toward another role, with Belize cited as a layover.
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Eine
Mcaragua
Gil
Cone
Pagsensery
Uregton
Betrada
Belize
Impetia
Estrada
Nicaragua
Republic
John Dillon survives Irish motor crash and royal shipwreck
John Dillon, an Irish M P, was dangerously injured when a car crash near Dundalk threw him through a glass screen. He was rushed to hospital with a severe facial wound and a concussion. a priest administered the last rites as doctors prepared for his possible death. Meanwhile a Russian cruiser carrying the Crown Prince of Japan wrecked on a Nagasaki reef, but all aboard were saved. In other news, dynamite and bomb-making gear were found along a mountain pass in controlled territory amid reports of violent unrest.
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M. P
Anto
Putin
Jehs Dillon
Mayo
Dundalk
Nortwest
Dyin
Tilia
Fyievinik
Crown Prince
Tokio
Volunterr
Fiaxan
Nagasaki
Crows Prince of
Kiam
Japarens Battleatip
Iwate
Stowaway in Protestants hailed as Peter the Painter
A stowaway found on the British steamer Protestants, arrived from Singapore with coal loading, is suspected to be Peter the Painter, the Russian anarchist linked to the murder in London and the January 3 Sydney Street siege. British consular officials hold him for investigation as the ship sails toward Seattle.
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Manila
Qunep
Ee Peerone
Singapore
Peter
Sydney Street
London
Europe
Liverpool
Seattle
Cholera Suspected in Berlin Woman Hospitalized
Berlin reports a suspected cholera case as a woman was admitted to a hospital today with symptoms described as sus vera. A medical examination by barer is underway to determine the illness and needed treatment.
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Berlin
Barter
Ackerman gift enriches New Jersey State Museum
Senator Ernest R. Ackerman donates a 110 piece Continental currency collection to the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton. The set is complete except for the one note dated Philadelphia September 26, 177?. Ackerman hopes to obtain that missing bill to finish the series.
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Trenton
Ernest R. Ackerman
New Jersey State Museum
Ackerman
Philadelphia
Mother Church Election Names Lathrop First Reader
At the Christian Science Mother Church annual meeting officers were elected including President Indes Clifard Psmith first reader Jones Lathron and second reader Mise Grace F Colling. The clerk reported record membership growth and the treasurer said finances were sound with ample funds. John Carroll Lathrop, longtime practitioner, is noted as a member of the Second Scientist Church of this city. He and others faced manslaughter indictments in 182 for Esther by neglect, and in 2006 was fined for failing to obey a jury notice, seeking exemption as a practicing physician.
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J. C. Lathrop
Christian Science Mother Church
Indes Clifard Psmith
Boston
Jones Lathron
New York
Mise Grace F Colling
Hostom
Stephen A Chase
Fall River
John ¥. Dittemore
United States
Mexico
England
Australia
John Carroll Lathrop
Second Scientist Church
John
Georgiana Quimby
White Plains
Estchester Grand Iy
Ifttie Esther
Justice MacLean
Supreme Court
New York City
Lathrop
Longest New England pastor resigns after 52 years
Dr Edwin Pond Parker, longtime associate of Mark Twain and a prominent figure, resigns from South Congregational Church Hartford effective October. He served fifty two years, the church seeks a quiet transition, and his golden anniversary two years ago was marked by a Taft message read by Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley.
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Hartford
New England
Edwin Pond Parker
Mark Twain
South
Bangor
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Taft
Opet
Professor from Leyden joins Blackfeet study in America
Professor from University of Leyden arrives aboard the Holland-America line ship near Amsterdam and plans to study Blackfeet Indians in America. He travels with his wife and intends to visit Princeton before heading to reservations to observe their religion and dances during the sun dance year.
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Professur + Sierras neds
University of Leyden
Holland
Amsterdam
Metropolia
Doctor Eugene Allan Noble Elected President at Goucher College
Carlisle Penn Juno a Joe trumsen ve thekinson College held an executive session to elect Dr Eugene Allan Noble of Goucher College Baltimore as president to succeed Dr George Edward Fead. The five year term begins September 1 with Noble assuming duties then.
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Carlisle
Penn
Joe Trumsen
Thekinson College
Eugene Allan Noble
Goucher College
Baltimore
George Ealward
Noble
Mariona Higelow and Worcester Sargent Wed in New Jersey
The wedding yesterday afternoon on New Sothermerham Street united Marion Higelow daughter of Edwin and Marion Higelow with Worcester Sargent of Philadelphia. Attendants included Elive Phone of Manhattan and Jean Murray cousin of the bride. Guests and family gathered for a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Bigelow.
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St Ann's
Gerham Po Sargent
Fitawillam Sargent
Magt Loppett
Buffalo
Louik Flanders
Silaya Bete
Bexton
Haverford
Pennant
Joan Singer Barsent
Williams
Belonower
Heath Broedwes
Mer Nellion Morison
Aubrey White
Mines and Forestry
Albany
James Watson Connde
Beretogn Springs
James Ie
Teuy
New Yorker Loses Home in Unknown-Origin Fire
Fire destroyed a New York businessman's residence today. Harry W. Bennett, described as a New York financier, was reportedly present as the blaze broke out. The origin of the fire remains unknown and the house is listed as a loss at ninety six dollars value?
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Hyanna
Mew
Harry W. Bennett
York
Tome
Gifts and faculty changes mark Columbia University year
Columbia University trustees announced gifts totaling 112,783 and named faculty exchanges and new appointments for the coming academic year. Robert Chaddock joins as assistant professor of stances. Willan Milligan Sloane goes to Berlin. Arthur Thur Blanchard to Medway engineering. Michael Pupin to direct Felte lab. William Walker to biological chemistry. Nelson G. McCrea to fill Peck chair. Senior class day outlined preliminary commencement events with prizes awarded and Phi Beta Kappa selections announced.
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Columbia University
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ministry of Education
Joseph Schick
University of Munich
Wax
Smerten
Willan Milligan Sloane
Seth Low
Columbia Univerity
University of Berlin
Sloane
Berlin
United States
Harry Thurston Peck
Nelson G. McCrea
Anthon
Art Thur H. Blanchard
Brown University
Medway
William H. Walker
Bessistant
Michael J. Pupin
Felte Research Laboratory
Robert Chaddock
University of Pennants
Barnard College
Foundatin
Charles F. Davis
Homer EB
Sareent
Chicago
Columbia
Ernest Spencer Roche
James Pilger Robbing
Charles T. Foss
William Curtis Demorest
College Alumni Association
Ralph Bo Stewart
Frederick P Keppel
Rolker
W. Murray Lee
William Addison Hervey
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Hui-Chen Mei
Austin
Rothwell
Alfred J. Grimm
Dixon R. Fox
Raymond &. Brock
Earl Hall
New York University Prizes Awarded at Sandham Oratorical Contest
At New York University yesterday afternoon the George Augustus Sandham oratorical contest awarded first prize of 108 dollars to a speaker on Child Labor and second prize of 55 dollars to Pierre Faneuil Jones of Brooklyn on Napoleon's Russian Campaign. Judges were Royal J. Davis Dr. Henry M. Brown and Rev. William R. Blackie. The Albert Players presented Haensel and Gretel and open air performances were held by Femin and others. Class day exercises feature readings by Franklin Merrius well and fred J. Kopf with burial and planting rites at 4 o clock. Le Roy & Murphy will award the will and a popular class award. Jim Washington Square School of Commerce will hold evening exercises at the Washington Square building.
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George Augustus Sandham
Nework University
Pierre Faneuil Jones
Brooklyn
Royal J. Davis
Henry M. Brown
William R. Blackie
Albert Players
Haensel Nd Gretel
Femin
Franklin Merriuswell
Fred J. Kopf
EW. Cooney
Fey
el Judd
le Roy & Murphy Isl
Jim Washington Square School of Vommeres, Accounts and Pinance
Washington Square
Jefferson honors C. F Stokes with Doctor of Laws degree
At Jefferson Medical College’s eighty sixth commencement in Philadelphia surgeon general C F Stokes of the United States Navy received an honorary Doctor of Laws. He spoke on naval warfare, medical duties, and humanitarian responsibilities, predicting future battles and the need for advanced naval medical care. Dr Stokes emphasized medical progress in treating wounded sailors and acknowledged the college’s leadership. The Doctor of Science degree was conferred to George Melnt, health director for Philadelphia.
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Jefferson
Philadelphia
Hurler F Stokes
United States Navy
Stokes
Ahwntin
le Vietor
George Melint
Philp
Brown President Warns Boys Against Swamp Wealth Example
Brown University President William H. P. Faunce addressed sixteen hundred Stuyvesant High School students, warning them to avoid the example of a wealthy New Yorker who made his fortune in the swamp. He recounted a leather merchant who refused to fund Metropolitan Museum art purchases, noting the visitor preferred looking at leather to any painting.
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Brown
William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Stuyvesant High School
Swamp
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Faunce
Yale Buys Property For Vanderbilt Square Dormitories
New Haven June 1 Yale authorities have purchased several parcels bounded by College Temple Gun Wall streets to create Vanderbilt Square in honor of Frederick W Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt is said to be preparing to aid finishing the dormitory complex for Sheffield Scientific School graduates and students.
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New Haven
College, Gun Temple
Wall Streets
Yale
Vanderbilt Square
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Sheffield Scientific
Sheffield
Vanderbilt
University
PLAN BRONX SANE FOURTH MEETING CHOOSES LOCATIONS
At a Bronx meeting in Borough President Miller's office the committee selected sane Fourth of July celebration sites including McKinley Square 10th Street and Boston Road St Mary's Park 1484 Street and St Street Ann's Avenue Bryant Hall 10th and Boston Road Henry T Mulvaney home City Island Intervale and Van Nest avenues Unionport Road and Westchester Avenue. Attendees included Chairman James Wells and Aldermen Lawrence J Fagan James Mulhearn Abram Herbert John J Hickey Peter Sheridan Waldo Goodwin James Hamilton and William H Finley with several hundred residents present.
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Borough
Hammerstein's Roof Garden Opens Twelfth Summer Season
Hammerstein's Roof Garden began its twelfth summer season with a valdeville act and a novelty reconstruction of Mrs. C H Belmont's suffragette farm. The roof stage presented Truly Shattuck with a new song repertory to strong reception, joined by Bert Lavy Belle Baker the Piano Atterns Marshall Montgomery and others.
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Hammerstein
Hammerstein's
Notes on Opera Casts and Festival Plans in New York
The record lists Savas Anaeunees Ace Berlin engaging Leon de Souza for Puccini’s The Girl of the Golden West. Laura Harris’s son De Souza is noted, with other names including Jean de Reszke and A. Williams. Modest Altschuler to conduct Kesten’s Russetay Symphony at a Madison Square Garden festival beginning June 3 for eight dates under the Wage Earners Theatre League. William Sillette’s War Play Secret Service drew crowds at the Academy of Music. David Manning to portray Amandus in Youth at Bijou Theatre starting Thursday, after appearing with Mme. Hap Morin in L Enfant igus.
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Rusetay Symphony
Kesten
Modest Altschuler
Madison Square Garden
Wage Earners’ Theatre League
P Secret Service
Academy of Music
William Sillette
David Manning
Variety acts light up theaters with busy week
A string of variety performers filled Colonial Theatre and other venues as Jack Wilson and his company led a lively bill. The lineup included Mexican musicians the Hell Family, Bert Kelmar and Jessie Brown, Ed Blondel and dunk Tannen, the Rossow Musicians, and many more. The New Rylabton Theatre featured Reighton Revoh and the Four Mortons, while curtain acts by Frank Morell, Morton Bent, and Horsee Wrigit drew beach audiences. The Helter Skelter at Lana Park and other novelty acts kept crowds amused across the city chaired by Keith Proctor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotitian
Gues
Cante Opera
Feld
Mae
Colonial Theatre
Bonare
Jack Wilson
Hell Family
Bert Kelmar
Jessie Brown
Ed Blondel
Dunk Tannen
Rossow Mbtgens
Pami Tat Croix
Sharp Wills
Andrew Mak
Lawain
Horsee Wrigit
Ryin
Ad Hardland
Chey & ‘Thornton
Lee Wrothe
Bean
Columbia Peratte
Behides
Gearg
Stone
Jeannette Sherwood
June de Beau
Priarose Simon
Kain Frans
New York From the Suburbs in Public Patch Ties
Fragmented OCR summary notes rival subway campaigns and city opinion. Mixed references to New York and Philadelphia sources mention disruptions, baseball, and urban life with unclear details. The piece hints at cultural debates and street incidents but lacks coherent facts.
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New York
Burffalo
Brooklyn
Momaniew
Witieburg
Benges
York City
Mrs. Elliott Dies After Pneumonia Attack At Home
Mrs William Elliott daughter of David Belasco, noted New York theater manager, died from a lung ailment following pneumonia. She had arrival from Asheville, North Carolina in March and had been declining in health. Her husband Dr Ho S. Constable and a nurse were present. The couple wed at Hotel Marie Antoinette in January, with a gathering of prominent theater figures including Miss Geraldine Farrar and Miss Blanche Bates in attendance.
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William Elliott
David Belasco
New York
Elliott
Ho S. Constable
Belasco
Asheville
N.C
Hill
Mise Augusta Belasee
Mr. Elliott
Marie Antoinette
Gold Room
Geraldine Farrar
Blanche Bates
Golden Wert Star Wedding On The Bay Of San Francisco
Miss Blanche Ring and Miss Gertrude Floft mano attended a wedding supper after a long engagement. David Warfield and A I Erlanger were present with Justice Mitchell Erlanger and David Helasco. The bride wore a rope of gems and a pearl necklace. The groom Mr Killett led in the fashion, and the party traveled between New York and Philadelphia for performances. Weather was stormy as the gala continued.
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Blanche Ring
Gertrude Floftmano
David Warfield
A. I. Erlanger
Mare Law
Mitchell Erlanger
David Helasco
Me Killett
Francisco
Athande
Kiltote
Kian & Erlanger
Apollo Theatre
For
Ard
Marc Antoinette
New York
Philadelphia
Relocation for Health Leads to Family Trip Notes
A woman sought a warmer climate for health reasons and traveled to Asheville with her father. She showed slight improvement but then relapsed. She was later moved to high altitudes in Colorado where her husband joined her for care.
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Oriie
Asheville
Colorado
Death of Marquis Emilio de Ojeda Noted Spanish Diplomat
Discrepancies from Paris note the death of Marquis Emilio de Ojeda once Spain’s minister in Washington and king Alfonso’s Vatican ambassador during the Madrid Holy See rupture. Ojeda, a famed figure in Washington, led the Spanish Legation from 1901 to 1908, with a career spanning Peking Rome Japan and South America before becoming chief secretary in Madrid and serving in Lima.
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Disparccnes
Ousifitz
France
Marquis Emilio de Ojeda
Washington
Alfonso
Vatican
Madrid
Holy See
Marquis de Ojeda
Peking
Laveri
Rome
Japan
South America
Foreign Office
Lima
Peru
Tangier
Paris
United States
General R B Brinkerhoff Dies at 84 in Mansfield Ohio
Mansfield Ohio June General R B Brinkerhoff aged eighty four renowned statesman and prison reformer died at his home. A Civil War brigadier born in New York State he edited The Mansfield Weekly Herald and held varied roles across politics and public service including a long tenure as head of Mansfield Savings Bank.
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R. B. Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
Ohio
R. B. Peinkerhoff
Binkerhoff
Fone Congress
Europe
Toeliff B. Brinkerhof
New York State
New Party
Oto
Quartermaster’s Department
Charles Francis Adams
Mansfield Savings Bank
Obituary notes record notable 19th century deaths
Colonel M Icke longtime Texas secession convention chairman and Civil War colonel died at 87 after Mexican War service. He founded Alma Arkansas and served as Arkansas first agricultural commissioner. Captain Day, liner pioneer Liver pool to Japan seas and India routes, died at Berkeley, California. Mars Wilhelmina Charlotte Vrs, wife of Gustave J. Voss, died at Audubon Sanitarium after returning from Europe. their home was in New York City at 1515 Wharfed Avenue.
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M. Icke
Sam Houston
Lienty
el Pao
Alma
Ark
Arkansas
Day
Liverpool
Japan
England
India
Berkeley
Cal
Mars
Wilhelmina
Charlotte
Vrs
Gustave J. Voss
Park Row
Audubon Sanatorium
St. Nicholas Place
Mr. Voss
Europe
Longuago
Whird Avenue
Amendments to New Charter Presented to Senator Culley
Amendments were sent by the Board of Aldermen and Borough to the Committee of the Board of Estimate about changes in the proposed new charter. McAneny presided while the amendments were printed and delivered to Senator Culley and Assemblyman for review.
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Board of Aldermen
McAneny
Board of Estimate
Anges
Renay
Culley
Public Hearing Sets City Hall Changes for Legislative Branches
Foley chairs the Cities committee as the legislature considers suggested changes presented by President Mitchel at a public hearing in City Hall conducted three weeks ago.
Today’s events and notices across New York venues
Free admission today at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Zoological Garden. National conference under the Housing America auspices at United Charities Building and morning and afternoon sessions. Woman’s Republican Association of New York State program at Claremont. Edward Trenchard lecture on the Navy in Time of Peace at the New York Historical Society. Forrest Moplell marriage notice at Mary of the Angels Church with Rev Sullivan. Notices of marriages and deaths require full names and addresses.
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Metropolitan Museum
Zoological Garden
Satinga! Housing Assotation
Om Housing America
Assembly Hall
United Charities
Woman's Republican
State of New York
Claremont
Physicians and Surgeon
Edward Trenchard
Ne York Historical Secrety
Center Park West
Forrest—Mopmll
Obituary notices and funeral announcements list various deaths
A local obituary roundup reports on multiple deaths and funeral plans. Entries name Edwin Or Auman Fowler, Katherine Harrington, Christopher Hawley, Mary A Herbert, Hannah Smith Howell, and others with dates in June 1911, ages, next of kin, and funeral details. Interment locations include Brooklyn and Chicago, with callouts to St Pere Church and Bedford Presbyterian church services and services scheduled in New York.
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Currier
Fawin Bradies, Jr
Irene Watt
Edin Bradley
Pork Papers
Lleott
Colorado Springs
Cal
Gercween
Katherine Aintenetzel
John
Genckelle
Tusaday
Jone Ds
Rostop
Wit
Ant Eliaaberty Hageenetan
Thyringien
A Warcher
Wigmor
St Pere
West Chester
Fates Park
Colorado
Huntington Jara
Newark
F. Walcote Nannie Nye Jackson
Chiengs
Paub KR
F. R and
W. G. Lawrence
Chicago
Lynam
Mary
Tonaminae Mullay
Ow Lynam
Sig Tatayette Are
Brooklyn
Holy Crom
Special Notices Offices Main and City Addresses
A listing of office locations for the organization across Manhattan with main street Nassau 134 and branch offices at Witttang 13, Broadb ang 1984, Harlem 2a West 12th Street and 318 Wealth Street, and a Washington Bureau in the Weatory Building.
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Nassau Street
Wall Street
Witttang
Uptown
Broadbang
Harlem
Weat
Treet
Wraith Street
Washington Bureau
Weatory
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Dphiladelphia
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Obra
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Dan O'Reilly
WM. Elliott
William Elliounter
David Belases
Cow Springs
Edwin Or , Auman Fowler
George W Gerchan
Katherine Harrington
Ante Hawley
Chetatopiioe Heroerr Mtary A
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Oslo
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Nostrand Ave
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Detroit
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Jerome Avenue
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