Diplomas for Cadets at West Point Centennial
West Point issued diplomas to the graduating class as President Roosevelt handed each cadet their diploma on Cavalry Plain. Governors, ministers, generals, and officials attended, with Root and Miles among the speakers who praised the cadets and the war's outcomes and responsibilities.
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Cavalry Plain
Roosevelt
Horace Porter
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Root
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Payne
Wu Ting-fang
Pettus
Alabama
Quarles
Wisconsin
Odell
Des Planches
Young
Schofield
McCook
Brooke
Conaty
Academy
Cherib Bey
Corbin
Pulido
Remsen to Attend Toronto Commencement as Hopkins Rep
Baltimore report states President Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins University travels to the University of Toronto to represent his institution at the Canadian university’s commencement. The visit echoes a prior exchange when Toronto’s president received an honorary LL P from Hopkins during Johns Hopkins’ quarter century observance.
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Johns Hopkine
Baltimore
Ira Remsen
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University
Can’ University
Johns Hopkins
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Toronto
Cornell Seniors Celebrate in Ithaca Senior Week Events
Ithaca New Jersey date June 12 Cornell second semester closed today seniors hold annual class dinner. Seniors remain through senior week with commencement near. The baccalaureate sermon preaches at Sage Chapel by Rev Henry van Dyke of Princeton. Commencement week features Cornell Masque concert class day activities armory Lincoln Hall, senior ball Lyceum Theatre and prize readings at the armory.
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Lincoln Hall
Musical City
Lyceum Theatre
Reside de Schaean
East Greenwich Academy Centenary Celebrations Mark Pledge
Providence Rhode Island reports the East Greenwich Academy centennial events with speakers including LL D from Boston and Rev Dr Up of Drew Theological Seminary. About 20000 pounds was pledged for a new boarding hall amid the celebration.
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Providence
East Greenwich Academy
Rhode Island
Kent Acade
Epracus
War Gover
Andover Theological Seminary Marks 94th Anniversary
Andover Massachusetts June 12 The ninety fourth anniversary exercises of the Andover Theological Seminary were held amid a hopeful mood among alumni who believe the move to relocate the seminary has been settled and that an endowment drive will retain it in Andover Graduation awarded Bachelor of Divinity to three graduates of the class of 1922 including S Andrew of West Hart Mansfield Ohio and Frederick F Libby Massachusetts.
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Masé
Andover Theological Seminary
S. Andrew
West Hart Mansfield
Ohio
Frederick F Libby
New York Law School Holds Record Commencement
The New York Law School held its annual commencement at Carnegie Hall where more students graduated than ever before in the college's history. The hall was decorated with flowers ferns and flags as an orchestra played before prayers and an instructive address was delivered.
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New York Law School
Carnegie Bialieet
Law School Degrees Awarded at Graduation Exercises
Leslie W. Russell reports on the Fourth District Supreme Court ceremony where Master of Law degrees were conferred on thirteen postgraduates. About 150 seniors received degrees, with prizes and fellowships announced by trustees including Thomas B. Ormiston and William J. Robison.
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Leslie W. Russell
Supreme Court
Joel Barnet
Albert Baward Bun Roscoe Withoue Cates
Robert Livingston
Joseph M. Dowling
Charles Stuart Findlay
Sam Hight Harding
Alexander Karst
Dav Leshy
John Benedict Gr Donnell
Mark B
Manfred Ehren
A. B
Yale College
H 2Erson, Jr
Martinique Disaster Echoes Across West Indies
A May 21 dispatch for St Thomas describes Martinique’s eruption and ensuing wreckage. Refugees flee to nearby islands as looting and arson accompany the disaster, with St Pierre nearly buried and morning cargo ships aiding relief. The crisis strains West Indian commerce and relief funds, with plans to repair cables and manage sugar storage amid uncertainty.
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Fort de France
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Martinique
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Dominica
St. Pierre
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St. Lucia
United States of America
America
Bay of St. Pierre
St. Croix
Grappler
Newington
W. I. and P. T. Co
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Trinidad
Demerara
Copenhagen
Muscovado Sifar
Sucar
Steamer Lady Joicey Wrecked Off Fortescueau
The British steamer Lady Joicey under Captain Cook, sailing from Guayaquil and Coronel for Montevideo and New York, lies wrecked inshore at Fortescueau Strait of Magellan and is believed unsalvageable.
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London
Lady Joicey
West Indian campaign medals awarded by Navy Department
The Navy Department completed a list of about eight hundred officers and six hundred enlisted men to receive the West Indian campaign medal. Admiral Schley and Admiral Sampson's families will be honored, with bars for Manzanillo and Nipe Bay among engagements. Two meritorious service metals go to sailors such as Blue, Ward, Hobson and Wainwright. Further names are under Board consideration.
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Navy Department
Santiago Bay
Schrey
Bampson
Manzanillo
Nipe Bay
Board of Awards
Blue
Ward
Hobson
Wainwright
Harriman Named C P President in Salt Lake City
The Central Pacific Railway Company elected E. H. Harriman of New York as president and appointed Charles H. Tweed as vice president N. T. Mills treasurer J. Wellicut secretary and David R. Gray assistant secretary at a June 12 meeting in Salt Lake City Directors present included J. C. Royle D. B. Hempstead D. R. Gray W. H. Chevers and J. H. Noble from Ogden.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Central Pacific Railway Company
E. H. Harriman
New York
Charles H. Tweed
N. T. Mills
San Francisco
J. &. Wellicut
David R. Gray
J. C. Royle
D. B. Hempstead
D. R. Gray
W. H. Chevers
J. H. Noble
Ogden
Jay Gould's Lyndhurst Home In Tarrytown Featured In Tribune
The former Gould residence at Tarrytown New York now known as Lyndhurst is shown and described as the home of Miss Helen Gould in an upcoming Tribune feature.
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Jay Gould
Tarrytown
Tammany Hall Executive Committee Reads Ballot Measures
Secretary Smith presents a long report with dates for district conventions October 2 4 and 7 and a resolution abolishing the finance chairmanship once held by Richard Croker and Lewis Nixon. Oliver in XXXIV district provokes a scene as Crain and Smith control the meeting amid policy chatter on the Dingley law and the Philippine war.
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Executive Committee
Assembly
Congress
Senate
Tammany Hall
Richard Croker
Lewis Nixon
Crain
Mr. Crain
Oliver
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Republican Party
Philippines
John J. Delaney
Stars and Stripes
Tom” Grady
Mr. Delaney
Delaney
Ireland
Grady
John Sprunt Hill
Young Democracy
Battery Dan” Finn
1St Assembly
Larry” Delmour
Mr. Croke
Wreck Narrow Escape For Empire State Express Near Irvington
The westbound Empire State Express narrowly avoided a collision when a freight engine in a tunnel near Highlands broke apart. The express stopped at Irvington and Peekskill, delaying trains for hours while crews cleared the wreckage. Passengers were shaken but unharmed. carriers and baggage staff sustained minor injuries from shattered glass.
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Empire State Express
Irvington
Peakskill
Peekskill
Highlands
Albany
Reception for Peter Murphy at New Rochelle Hall
A large public reception was held at Metropolitan Hall New Rochelle last night for Peter Murphy the hero of the Park Ave tunnel disaster. Knights of Columbus and 300 friends attended as Murphy in an invalid chair received a diamond engraved watch charm from Grand Knight William Lynett.
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New-Rochelle
Peter Murphy
Park-ave. Tunnel
Knights of Columbus
Murphy
William Lynett
Father O'Sullivan
Warren E. Mosher
Catholic Summer School
New Rochelle
John
Westchester County
Church Lands in Porto Rico Questioned By Bishop Blenk
Bishop Blenk of Porto Rico met with the U S State Department official to seek congressional legislation to settle the title to two convents valued at 100000 and 70000 dollars and their lands. The lands are listed as zero value and are currently held by the Spanish government era. The Porto Rico governor supports the church claim but cannot legally transfer the property to the church.
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Washington
Blenk
Porto Rico
State Department
Penfiel
United States
Bisho Blenkis
Congress
Representative Foss Proposes Rear Admiral Nomination Bill
Washington June 12 Representative Foss of Illinois chairman of the House Committee on Naval Affairs introduced a bill authorizing the President to nominate Captain Charles E Clark to be a rear admiral of the senior grade on the active list.
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Foss
Illinois
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Charles E. Clark
Prayers For Captain O Reilly At Oak Street Station
Kneeling Salvation Army members from Cherry Street Slum Post offer prayers for Captain O Reilly at the Oak Street police station. The new branch serenaded the captain and praised his crime prevention work as officers transfer two Brooklyn detectives to the Oak Street precinct. The report notes O Reilly avoids politics and focuses on enforcing the excise law.
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W. H. Chandler
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Higsins
Booth Tucker
Chandler
Cherry and
Oliver Sts
Musical Corps
Ida M. Johnson
Sullivan
Tom" Foley
Tammany
Peter de Lacy
Partridge
Woman and daughter killed in Lackawanna wreck at Boonton
Dover June 12 A Buffalo Express eastbound Lackawanna passenger train struck a wagon at the Birch street crossing in Boonton killing a woman and her thirteen year old daughter instantly. Mrs Andrew Mitcheke from near Montville had driven to fetch her daughter from Pelgram Meyer's silk mill. The girl, just paid for the last day, held a bag of candy as she died on the engine cow catcher.
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Buffalo Express
Lackawanna
Birch St
Boonton
Andrew Mitcheke
Montville
Pelgram & Meyer
Fast ferry plan linked to end of grade crossings
Lone Island Railroad aims to abolish 34 grade crossings on a ten mile double track to enable fast ferry service from Manhattan to Bay Ridge and fast trains to beaches and East New York with South Brooklyn stations. President Halldwin spoke at Borough Hall with Swanstrom and Redfield. tentative plans to Board of Estimate to be prepared. Ash ley W Cole supports the idea. estimated cost about 2 million dollars, rising if delayed.
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New York
Bay Ridge
Whitehall St
Prie-st
Manhattan
Sistyfifth
Brewers to Discuss Arbitration Board Elected for Two Years
The United States Brewers Association in Saratoga New York elected a two year board of trustees: Frederick J. Poth Philadelphia Philip C. G. Schaeffer Buffalo Rudolph J. Schaeffer New York Frederick Reichenstein Newark and Joseph Wihlein Milwaukee A special labor committee Otto F. Steiffel St Louis Gustav Pabst Milwaukee and Rudolph Schaeffer New York will meet the National Brewery Workmen's Association to discuss arbitration and report to the trustees
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N. Y
United States Brewers' Association
Frederick J. Poth
Philadelphia
Philip CG. Schaeffer
Buffalo
Rudolph J. Schaeffer
New York
Frederick Reichenstein
Newark
Joseph Wihlein
Milwaukee
Otto F. Steiffel
St. Louis
Gustav Pabst
Rudolph Schaeffer
National Brewery Workmen's Association
Board of Trustees
Ping Pong comedy at Studebaker Theatre shines with cast
Chicago June W Clay Clement presents Ping Pong at the Studebaker Theatre tonight with a notable cast led by W. J. Ferguson Wilfred Clarke and Charles Harbury along with Charles Canfield Bert Boesky Kerra Kenwyn Mabel Strickland and Grace Griswold in a lively stage outing.
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Chicago
Clay Clement
Studebaker Theatre
W. J. Ferguson
Wilfred Clarke
Charles Harbury
Charles Canfield
Bert Boesky
Kerra Kenwyn
Mabel Strickland
Grace Griswold
Telegraphic Notes Bring Dread Yet Brief Across Cities
Across Montpelier Ohio a Wabash work train derailment killed engineer Thomas Cherry and injured fireman Beihl with burns while conductor Belyea suffered a broken leg. In Wheeling three factories burned, with lumber and cars lost, insurance partly covering $150000. A Cleveland order for a steam car ferry costs $406000 for Traverse Bay service. Confederate Memorial Day in Chattanooga featured a new arch dedication with General A M Stewart as orator. Chicago sees a rival glucose plant worth $3 million led by Charles M Warner. Webster City flood from a cloudburst drives residents from homes. Four hundred glass workers walk out at Crystal Glass Works Bridgeport. Pueblo reports $150000 fire loss at Standard Fire Brick Works insured.
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Ohio
Thomas Cherry
HH. Beihl
B. Belyea
Bridgeport
Crystal Glass Works
Pueblo
Col
Standard
Borough's fine citizens push municipal improvements
Composed of some of the best citizens of the borough, they have been doing good work pushing municipal improvements. Photos of prominent members appear in next Sunday's Tribune.
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Tribune
Subways Rope Complaint Prompts Court Warning
West Side court hears Willcox complaint that ropes tied around trees on Broadway between 66th Street and Broadway and 104th Street. contractor Pradley promises to remove ropes after warning. further violations and vitrified pipe noted. Judge orders inspection and warns of punishment for any future complaints. Bradley says ropes off Eighty fourth and Eighty ninth streets. Commissioner demands compliance with law.
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Broadway
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Eighty-ninth-st
Willcox
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Bradley
Harvard colony on East Side to study politics on ground
James B. Reynolds confirms a sociology experiment to form a Harvard graduate colony on the lower East Side beginning next fall. R. C. Bolling, Harvard Law School class of 1900, will rent a house in WHIIth Assembly District and live there part time to study social conditions and laws, aligning with reformers.
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James B. Reynolds
Harvard
Lower East Side
R. C. Bolling
Harvard Law School
Reynolds
East Side
Harvard Monthly
Prince Henry
Bar Association Buys Parcel for Future Use
S Sidney Smith treasurer of the Bar Association bought from Charles Banks a three story dwelling on a 22,4681965 foot lot at No 41 West Forty-third Street adjoining the association home. William J Roome was the broker in the transaction. The association does not plan to use the property immediately but may use it when more room is needed.
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The
Bar Association
Charles Banks
West Forty-third St
William J. Roome
Ante
Yaquis Shot by Mexican Rurales in Mining Camp
A La Cañanea dispatch reports fourteen Yaqui miners employed by Greene Consolidated Mining Company were lined up and shot by Mexican rurales two miles below their camp near Tucson on Tuesday. Mexican officials had ordered them registered.
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Ariz
la Canenea
Greene Consolidated Mining Company
Ex Sheriff Ordered to Pay Ten Dollars Weekly
Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court granted Mrs. Abbie E. O'Brien a divorce and ordered ex-Sheriff James O'Brien to pay ten dollars weekly and a counsel fee of 250. The court found Mrs. O'Brien living with the children at a West Fifty Street home with household expenses covered by O'Brien and allowed a small personal allowance and legal defense costs.
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Supreme Court
Abbie E. O’brien
James O'Brien
O'Brien
Dedication of Lafayette Park in Rockville Conn
Ceremonies in Rockville Connecticut marked the dedication of Lafayette Park with notable participation by the Daughters of the American Revolution Count de Lafayette and several prominent Americans. A description will appear in next Sunday’s Tribune.
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Conn
Lafayette Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Count de Lafayette
Tribune
Cyclists Nearing City Wins And Track Races
The Associated Cycling Clubs of the city report rising membership and new street signs forthcoming. Alderman Joseph Oatman leads the group with Dr E V Brendon as secretary treasurer as they add Motor Cycle Club and Monroe Wheelmen to their ranks. A June 2 outing to College Point is planned, while two handicaps at the Manhattan Beach track on June 21 promise unprecedented prizes including a motor bicycle for amateurs and a $200 professional sweepstakes purse. Entries and blanks are available at Tribune Building, Nassau Street offices, and at the tracks.
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Root
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Peking
A. R. Chaffee
Washington
Horace Porter
Miles
Seventh Ave
Wheelmen
New York
Associated
Joseph Oatman
E. V. Brendon
Qatman
Associated Cine Clubs
Metropole Cycle Club
Motor Cycle Club
Monroe Wheelmen
Caledonian Wheelmen
College Point
Hurley
Kramer
Metropole Cycling Club
Manhattan Beach
S. Wallis Merrihew
Tribune
National Cycling Association
Nassau St
Elkes Breaks World Bicycle Records in Brockton
Boston, June 12. Harry Elkes tonight breaks all accredited world bicycle records from the mile to forty one miles in an hour. He rode 41 miles in the hour against Stinson's 40 miles 339 yards, set at Brockton last year. Elkes's fastest mile time was 1 minute 23 1-5 seconds.
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Boston
Harry Elkes
Night Bros
Stinson
Brockton
Elkes
Champion Remarkable Time in Timie Meter Race at Coliseum Park
Albert Champion of France defeated Howard Freeman of Portana Ore in two straight heats. Champion set a ten mile time of 17 minutes in the final heat, claiming a new record and beating the previous best. He also surpassed marks from one to fifty miles and added new records from fifteen to twenty miles made in Boston on Saturday.
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Albert Champion
France
Howard Freeman
Portana
Ore
Coliseum Park
Ballin Im
Peenty
Boston
Yale and Harvard Row to Gauge Barampa Race Readiness
Yale and Harvard crews tested conditions on the two mile course from Gales Ferry to the navy ford, with Harvard showing improving form in the four mile effort while Yale’s varsity stroke and slide pace drew attention. Freshmen and varsity fared under lively breeze as crews practiced, with water clear, launches detailing course progress and coach focus on minor points.
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Harvard
John Harvard
New London
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Gregg
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Derby
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Soalkeeper
Ivy
Cambridge
Varsity
Bancroft
No. 7
Higginson
Hutchinson
Laufcc
Broad View
Crimson
Pennsylvania crews at work on river practice
In Poughkeepsie on June 12 the Pennsylvania crews practiced, leaving the boathouse at 10 08. The four crews including varsity and freshmen and two varsity fours raced two and a half miles to the boathouse, the varsity winning by a length and a half as freshmen were exhausted. The varsity effort continued to complete a four mile course before returning to the boathouse.
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Tionse
Cornell crews plan Pourkeepsie trip after final trial
The Cornell rowing team under Coach Courtney prepared to depart Ithaca for the Pourkeepsie event this evening at eight. No practice was held in Ithaca today, but a late-evening trial of the varsity crew was conducted to close the camp.
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Cornell
Courtney
Ithaca
Columbia crew arrives at Poughkeepsie for training
Columbia men reached Poughkeepsie by special trains at 4 p.m. freshmen arrive tomorrow. Varsity lineup includes Jackson, Meader, Weekes, Nicoll, Bartholomew, Townsend, O Loughlin, Hollins with Cathel as coxswain. New Yorkers supplied eight shells. Varsity trained at 6 p.m. with second crew splitting into two fours for a two mile paddle to warm up.
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Columbia
F P. Jackson
G. S. Meader
A. D. Weekes
A. Nicoll
K. B. Bartholomew
HC. Townsend
O'Loughlin
W. F. Hollins
Cathel
Deserted Village Near New Penn Station Area
In New York City area a stretch of elegant homes was cleared for the Pennsylvanian Railroad Station and now lies vacant as stone on the site. A Richmond County grand jury issued a presentment against automobile racing in the county following a fatal speed trial on Staten Island Speedway. No indictment found, but urged no more public automobile races on public highways.
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New York City
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Tribune
Richmond County
Grand Jury
W. C. Baker
C. BE. Denzer
Staten Island Speedway
Automobile Club of America
Local notices list multiple property and business postings
Entries show assorted times and addresses with owners and sums, including Forsyth street Warrenlee Cream Company and Shanley Bros. A US shipping of The New York Tribune notes availability in Europe at hotel bookstalls and railroad stations.
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Columbus Ave
Kelly & Monahang
de Peyster St
Warrenlee Cream Company
Broadway
Shanley Bros
East Fifty-ninth-st
Thomas Mc Garrigan
First-ave
Dulshen
East Fifteenth-st
Sarah Hubbards
Pike-st
A. Cooper & Son
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Cleveland
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Chickamauga National Park Commission
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Imperial Glucose and Starch Company
Charles M. Warner
Syracuse
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Iowa
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