Teachers Fund Question At Board Meeting In New York
General Wingate pressed for an inquiry into a fund raised by Interborough Association of Women Teachers to influence the equal pay bill. He cited a reported $18.4 subscription, with $8 disbursed and $10.06 unaccounted for, and urged tracing beneficiaries and use of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wingate
Board of Education
Greater New York
Albany
General Wingate
Agj
Maxwell
Nathan S. Jonas
Jonas
Abraham Stern
Principais
Thomas J. Higgins
Senator White
Higgins
Stern
New York City
Wingate
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Missing Brooklyn physician Dr Zipser Vanishes After House Call
Dr Benjamin W Zipser twenty six of 3520 East 4th Street failed to return home from Greenpoint after a 4 30 PM call. Relatives reported the disappearance to police and Deputy Commissioner Hanson will lead the search. Zipser, tall and thin, wore a gray suit and Panama hat and had recent medical training from Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenpoint
Benjamin W. Zipser
East 4Th Street
Hanson
Zipser
Brooklyn
The
College of the City of New York
Cornell Medical School
Fort Hamilton Troop Diagnosed With Acute Indigestion
Fort Hamilton camp reports W A Sternbetz of Company E 13th Heavy Artillery fell ill after meals and was treated at the post hospital. Doctors diagnosed acute indigestion rather than stomach poisoning and he recovered to report for duty. Several others were treated for minor cuts and bruises but remained on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sternbetz
13Th Heavy Artillery
Fort Hamilton
C. Ricker
Janett
Steinbetz
Sternbetz
Courtroom Oddity On Spitting Incident Ends In Fine
Ralph Nathan a lawyer acting as his own counsel was fined $1 after arrest for spitting on an elevated train. He sought to examine the patrolman. the witness claimed he dug Nathan in the back and Nathan claimed he swallowed his spit. In a separate crash, James E Jenkins and bride were aboard a northbound Eighth Avenue car when it struck their carriage at 122nd Street. they escaped unharmed aside from shock, and they resumed their trip to Jamestown after wedding vows at 243 West 1224 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nathan
Third Avenue
Health Department
Nathan
Whitman
James E. Jenkins
Va- Tuna
Eighth Avenue
122D Street
John Smith
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Jamestown
West 1224 Street
Mrs Russell Sage Donates $10 for Festival Tickets
Mrs Russell Sage sent a $10 check to Edward McCormack secretary of the Belvidere Voluntary Aid Association of Park Employes. The money funds twenty tickets to the summer night festival at the Manhattan Casino to aid the sick and support the fund. Proceeds will benefit the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Edward McCormack
Belvidere Voluntary Aid Association of Park Employes
Manhattan Casino
T, ¢ Association
Central Must Pay $100000 in Landmark Trial
The First Judicial Department awarded Mrs. Sarah F. L. Read $100000 against New York Central after a Van Cortlandt Park crash in June 1964. Her husband, George Read, was killed when a crossing bell failed and a northbound train struck their car. Chauffeur and others injured. Noakes family received $35000 in combined awards. George W. Weissenbach represented Mrs. Read with A. Gerald Chapin co-counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Judicial Department
New York Central
Sarah F. L. Read
van Cortlandt Park
Read
George Noakes
Putnam Division
Mr. Read
Miss Noakes
Graduates at Brooklyn Poly Inspire $2,000,000 Drive
Dr Frederick W Atkinson urged a $2 million fund for Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute during commencement at the Schubert Theatre. He noted subscriptions to date and that over $1,909 remained to be pledged as the college outlined growth, with three professors resigning and to receive pensions from the Carnegie Foundation. James Melin Wiley delivered oration and valedictory, earning dual engineering degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Schubert Theatre
Frederick W. Atkinson
Atkinson
Brooklyn
Gustav Herzberg
Brainerd Kellogg
Charles Ami Lador
Tower Mystery May Out To Sale In Wardencliffe
Sheriff Wells of Suffolk County advertises the Tesla tower at Wardencliffe for sale after Nikola Tesla fails to satisfy a judgment of 1108 20. The large steel and cement structure, sunk 150 feet and 150 feet high, was built on Tesla’s two hundred acres. Its purpose remains closely guarded though many believe it demonstrated his Mars communication theory. Dr. James Warden holds the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikola Tesla
Mars
Wardencliffe
Sheriff Wells
Suffolk County
Tesla
James W. Warden
Brooklyn Woman Subdues Burglar on Roof
Mrs Emma Armtzer of Brooklyn subdued an alleged burglar on the roof of an apartment building at 165 Patchen Avenue. The man, part of a Manhattan gang, resisted, then was pinioned by Armtzer who seized him from behind and handed him to police with two skeleton keys in his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen Avenue
Brooklyn
Emma Armtzer
Manhattan
Armtzer
Jefferson Avenue
Margaret Ayling
Potter's Field End for Once-Famed Soprano Kate Lillienthal
Kate Lillienthal a once noted concert singer was buried in potter's field in Flatbush after no friend or relative claimed her body. She was arrested June 2 by a Hamilton Avenue patrolman for drink and exposure and died last Saturday in Brooklyn Hospital after a period of delirium tremens. Her life included studies in Leipsic Berlin and Bonn, marriage at nineteen to a wealthy man who owned Rhine vineyards, three children, and a later estrangement that left her homeless and addicted. She wandered until arrest and died amid poverty and anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lillienthal
Potter's Field
Flatbush
Hamilton Avenue
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
America
Manhattan
Hamburg Avenue
Broadway
State Camp Inspectors Watch Guard Live Training
Investigators from the State National Guard stopped at the Peekskill state camp grounds for an informal inspection. Recruits work long hours and the batteries conducted target practice at 2800 to 3300 yards with shrapnel. Visitors included Captain Frank G. Landon George Ldwin and Colonel Walter G. Schuyler, guided by Adjutant General Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
State National Guard
Signal Corps
Haverstraw
Frank G. Landon
George Lt Ldwin
Walter G. Schuyler
U.S. A
Henry
Lawyer Gallagher Faces Conspiracy Charge in Suit Case
George Gallagher a 29 year old New Brighton Staten Island lawyer was arrested by Detective Russo charged with conspiring with George W Castle alias John Thornton Rogers a NYC Railway conductor and John E Simpson to bring a 25000 suit against Maryland Casualty Co for alleged injury to Castle or Rogers in January The case involved a delivery wagon owned by Charles Munch and other named addresses Gallagher’s father reportedly served three terms as Richmond County District Attorney and Gallagher formerly worked for the casualty company as an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallagher
New Brighton
Staten Island
Russo
George W. Castle
John Thornton Rogers
New York City Railway
John E. Simpson
Maryland Casualty Company
William Street
Castle
Rogers
West
Th Street
Simpson
West 58Th Street
Charles Munch
Christopher Street
Gallagher
Richmond County
The
Casualty Company
Man in Jail Jewel Theft Charge in Harlem
Charles Carbuler, a house painter of 207 Faith Street, was jailed yesterday afternoon on a burglary charge and remanded to Harlem police court with bail set at 1000 dollars. Jewelry valued about ten dollars was recovered later after a report from Mrs Pauline Hoff. A woman delivered the package to a boy at the Hoff apartment and stated it came from Hoff's sister in Artoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carbuler
Faith Street
East 88Th
Steiert
Harlem
Chary
Carbuler
Ea Sist Street
Pauline Hoff
Ryan
T Coor
Night naval attack simulates war at Fort Schuyler Fort Totten
A simulated naval assault was staged at Fort Schuyler and Fort Totten during the National Guard encampment. Gun crews fired 12 inch and 3 inch weapons using limited charges, while searchlights tracked enemy ships. Medics, surgeons, and ambulances waited behind the batteries as Major Elmore F. Austin led guardsmen in half the engagement, with Colonel Whistler directing defense. The program planned a land and naval attack on Fort Schuyler tonight and on Fort Totten tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Schuyler
Forts Totten
Sth
National Guard of
New York
Fort Slocum
Schuyler
Totten
National Guard
Elmore F. Austin
Whistler
Fort Totten
Fort Hamilton Troops Brace for Cage and Sea Attack
After two days of hard training state troops at Fort Hamilton rested yesterday with no combat. Officials say the lull is a ruse and expect a combined assault by land and sea later tonight. West Point cadet instructors led gun placements while Governor Hughes may visit the forts for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton
West Point
Forts
Wadsworth
Schuyler
Arthur Murray
Ludlow
Wreck Cuts Off Some New York Milk Supply
Kingston June 12 A rear end collision between a freight and coal train on the Ulster and Delaware Railroad at Brodhead Bridge scalded engineers Emmett Silkworth and fireman Arthur Stratton of the coal train. They were taken to Kingston Hospital as the coal train plunged down an embankment wrecking five cars and tearing up track blocking traffic and curtailing New York City's milk supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Ulster & Delaware
Brodhead's Bridge
Emmett Silkworth
Arthur Stratton
Kingston Hospital
New York City
Cheesecloth Scrap Feud Ends With Dollar Peace Plan
In Upper Eighth avenue a quarrel over five cents led to a street row between Mildred Wilson and Bernie Melvin, drawing in neighbors and a patrolman. A passing woman suggested a dollar to settle the dispute, Melvin paid, and order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
Mildred Wilson
Bernie Melvin
Mildred
Bernie
Melvin
Ernie
Casey
Wilson
Ucre
Mrs. Wilson
Fresh Air Season Opens at Sea Breeze
Fresh air outings planned by the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor aim to reach 25 000 participants by September end at Sea Breeze. Each party is physician checked by Dr Heven Emerson with notes on those needing special care. last year 23 000 went and 400 were kept about ten days. Urgent funds should be sent to R Minturn treasurer No 1 East 22d Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Breeze
Association For Improving the
Heven Emerson
R. &. Minturn
East 22d Street
New York City
Better Steel Rails Subject Of Conference
Pittsburg June 12. Rail makers and railroads will meet next week to seek agreement on a better and more satisfactory steel rail. Manufacturers contend the flange on present rails is tough and causes most railroad accidents. Railroads say they cannot pay more than current prices, with heavier flange rails costing about 28 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Pittsburg
Mather Defends Corporate Honesty at Knox College
Robert Mather president of the Rock Island Railroad spoke at Knox College in Galesburg about the value of corporations for industrial growth while condemning overcapitalization and abuses. He urged caution against bureaucratic control yet urged vigilance against fraud, stressing the average honest businessman and essential integrity of American business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Robert Mather
Rock Island Railroad
Knox College
Mather
Hane Gesnett
Legion
Donnan Replies To Pres Finley In Virginia Debate
Richmond June 12. A joint meeting of the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association and the American Hardware Manufacturers Association centered on a debate about railway policy. President Finley defended regulation amid Southern growth and canal prospects, while John Donnan blamed railway management for warehouse inefficiencies and delays, urging demurrage penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Southern Hardware Jobbers’ Association
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Finley
Southern Railway
John Donran
Southern Hardware Association
Verdict in Cook Case Opens Door to Jury decision
Pittsburg reports a sealed verdict in Lennert S. Cook s bank irregularities case after sharp cross examination by A US Attorney Gibson. The defense cites Lee Clark s death as a factor while Nichols s trial is postponed to October due to illness and examiner absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Gibson
Lennert S. Cook
Enterprise National Bank
Cook
Lake
Ir. Lee Clark
Forest R. Nichols
W. E. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Nichols
Edward P. Moxey
Chicago
Clark
Bond agreement extended for Wisconsin Central bonds
A syndicate led by Brown Brothers Edward Sweet George A Fernald and Maitland Coppell extended their agreement on 7 million dollars of Wisconsin Central bonds for one year. The extension delays final payment due July 1 1907 as Duluth extension work is slow. Only seven percent of bonds have been paid and the exact stock ownership remains unclear. The balance was sold to underwriters at 8614.
Plucky Boy Saves Playmate From River Accident
Abraham Levy aged nine and Edward Winkle aged eleven were playing near East 6th Street when a ball fell into the river. Levy fell in on a raft, reached for the ball, lost balance and plunged in. Winkle rescued him and both boys were saved by Patrolmen Coyne and Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East &6Th Street
Abraham Levy
East List Street
Levy
Edward Winkle
East 86Th Street
Winkle
Coyne and
Christie
East 88Th Street
Ryan Interests Back of Savannah Augusta & Northern Railroad
The Ryan interests are tied to the Savannah Augusta and Northern Railroad which this week awarded a $12 million contract to W. J. Oliver of Knoxville for a Georgia line from Savannah to Chattanooga. Chartered previously by J. R. Miller of Stateboro and associates, the venture has raised suspicions that the Miller group acted as fronts. The Oliver award, a former Panama Canal bidder, reinforces the belief that Ryan backers drive the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Savannah, Augusta & Northern Railroad Company
W. J. Oliver
Knoxville
Tenn
State of Georgia
Savannah
Chattanooga
J. R. Miller
Stateboro
Mr. Oliver
Panama Canal
Ives
Pepper Won't Testify in Vanderbilt Suit
Providence, June 12. The former husband of Mrs. Mary L. Pepper Vanderbilt says he will not travel to New York to testify in the suit brought by Edward Ward Vanderbilt's daughter seeking to declare him incompetent to handle his affairs. George W. Perver, an engraver in Providence, notes he and Mrs. Pepper divorced around 1895 and declares no interest or plan to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Providence
Mary L. Pepper Vanderbilt
New York
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
George W. Perver
Gore Wins Primary for U S Senator in Oklahoma
Official returns received at Democratic headquarters show F T Gore of Lawton leading Roy Hoffmann of Chandler in the Oklahoma primary for United States Senator. Hoffmann had been announced as a nominee. Unofficial returns from 73 of 75 counties gave C N Haskell a governor’s majority of about 8,000, but Cruce’s campaign questions the result. Official canvass due Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ft. P. Gore
Lawton
United States
Roy Hoffmann
Chandler
Hoffmann
C. N. Haskell
Lee Cruce
Hummels Appeal Withdrawn In Dodge Morse Case
Abe Hummel serving one year in the penitentiary on Blackwell Island for conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce case will serve the full term. District Attorney Jerome said counsel had withdrawn their appeal to the Court of Appeals from the Upstate Division decision affirming the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe” Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Dodge-Morse
Jerome
Hummel
Court of Appeals
Up- Nate
Staten Island Library to Open New Carnegie Branch
The New York Public Library opens a Stapleton branch at Canal and Brock streets on Monday afternoon. It is the 22nd Carnegie library building in the system and the third in Richmond Borough, following Tottenville dedication on November 26, 1904 and Port Richmond on March 18, 1905. Borough President Cromwell will preside at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Public Library
Stapleton
Staten Island
Canal and
Brock Streets
Carnegiebrary
Borough of
Richmond
Tottenville
Port Richmond
Cromwell
City News in Brief From Harbor Death to Rail Office Move
Judge Foster opened Part 5 of General Sessions. no presiding judge yet. Body of an unidentified man found by harbor police off Liberty Island, taken to morgue. Delaware Lackawanna & Western offices moved from Exchange Place to West Street. Auctioneer license bill requires 19 and a $1,000 bond. Harry B. Stowell appointed assistant appraiser to the sugar division. William F. Comly’s removal by the president noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Island
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Exchange Place
West Street
Harry B. Stowell
William F. Comly
Mrs Vanderbilt Escapes Court In Vanity Box Case
Police could not locate Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr to compel her attendance at court. Costas Meras the Sherry’s waiter who kept her $5,000 vanity box was held for trial in $2.5 bail by Magistrate Whitman. The box will be held as evidence until Afreas's trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Costas Meras
Sherry’s
Whitman
Hamburg-American Line adds safe deposit vaults on Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria offers passenger elevators la carte restaurants palm gardens and electric baths along with a complete safe deposit system. About one hundred fifty steel boxes are available by application to the purser. Rentals are $1 and $2 per trip depending on box size.
Minnesota Steel Company forms to run U S Steel plant at Duluth
Filing of articles of incorporation shows W. E. Corey remains a director alongside E. H. Gary W. B. Dickinson W. J. Filbert Richard Trimble E. Cole W. J. Olcott J. B. Cotton and George Reis. The new company will manage for United States Steel a Duluth plant intended to rank second only to Gary Indiana in equipment and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
W. E. Corey
Big Steel Company
E. H. Gary
W. B. Dickinson
W. J. Filbert
Richard Trimble
E. Cole
W. J. Olcott
J. B. Cotton
George Reis
Duluth
Gary
Ind
Cumberland to be training ship for Navy apprentices
The 1904 built US ship Cumberland will be commissioned for active service as a training ship. Commander H F Parmenter will command a temporary crew from the receiving ship Wabash at Charlestown Navy Yard. The Cumberland will operate at Newport Rhode Island for instruction of naval apprentices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Cumberland
United States Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
H. F. Parmenter
Wabash
Newport
R. I
Mount to be retried for Tarbell assault in New Jersey
New Brunswick New Jersey June 12 after a lapse of three years Arthur C Mount of Trenton is to be retried Tuesday on the indictment for assault upon Swift Tarbell son of Gage E Tarbell of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Mount was convicted in 19% and sentenced to three years in state prison. An appeal advanced the case through the Court of Errors, which ordered a retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Arthur C. Mount
Trenton
Swift Tarbell
Gage E. Tarbell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mount
Court of Errors
Gambling raids probe illicit telephones in midtown
Police led by Lieutenant Ayres and Deputy Commissioner Han son conducted raids on Wall Street and Seventh Avenue locations. Subpoenaed suspects gave false names and addresses, with five telephones found on site at one address and seven at another. Investigations tie to Vander IV and Union N Bethel of the telephone firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Ayres
Hanson
Gene” ¢ Place
Wall Street
Grand Jury
Comiskey
Joe” Reagan
West 33d Street
Broadway
Strath Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Street
Reagan
George Considine
41St
Tenderloin
Bure Feind
Russell
Burns
Walsh
Bert Hanson
Western railroads push freight rate and tariff changes
Western railroads plan to raise minimum load weights and abolish several commodity tariffs, aligning with Eastern rules. Changes take effect around October 1 with uniform national minimums by August 1. Abolishing low grade tariffs will lift freight rates about six percent, drawing protests from Western manufacturers and prompting talks with the Interstate Commerce Commission on a universal bill of lading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Chicago
Central Freight Association
Thenois Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Sunday School Convention Opens in Watertown
Delegates to the State Sunday School Association Convention numbered about one thousand in Watertown N Y on June 12. Morning conferences were held in five churches with addresses by prominent Sunday school workers. Reports from counties indicated improving conditions as Rev Dr M H Murdock and others spoke in the afternoon. Grant T Biig reported 6101 schools 73122 officers and teachers and 369576 scholars with $825615 raised last year. Alvah H Rogers presided with Grant L Rice as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
State Sunday School Association
M. H. Murdock
Gloversville
R. E. Diffenderfer
New York
Grant Colfax Tuller
Convention
Grantt. Biig
Albany
State Association
Alvah H. Rogers
Dent
Grant L. Rice
W. A. Duncan
Syracuse
James E. Banks
Alfred Day
Boyd Edwards
Brooklyn
Santa Fe Bonuses Reported to Grand Jury
Charges that the Santa Fe Railroad granted 12000 dollars in rebates to the United States Sugar and Land Company of Gardena City Kansas are under investigation by the grand jury. T B Jansen fourth vice president did not deny the sugar company had received a bonus to locate along the Santa Fe in Kansas. He noted the plan faced questions about sugar beet viability in the Arkansas River Valley and that bonuses were sought from several sources with Santa Fe asked to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
United States Sugar and Land Company
Gardena City
Kan
T. B. Jansen
Santa Fé
Kansas
Jansen
Arkansas River Valley
The
Father of Bellamy Storer Seeks Shelter at Minneapolis Station
An elderly man claiming to be the father of Bellamy Storer spent Tuesday night at the Mill City police station in Minneapolis. He said the diplomat, entangled in a public dispute with the president, was his son. The man described owning two ranches in the West and appeared well educated though worn by rain. The report notes the Storer controversy remains vivid in public mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
St. Pauli
Bellamy Storer
Minneapolis
Mill City
Frederick Storer
Heinze Signs Testimony for Canadian Pacific Suit
Augustus Heinze visited the British consulate at No 17 State street to sign testimony given before Vick Perceval in the British Columbia partition suit. The Canadian Pacific Railroad seeks to compel Heinze to take over 300000 acres along the Columbia &ary Railroad and part of a government grant of 600000 acres to define boundaries. The testimony will be sent to the action court on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Heinze
No. 17
State Street
Vick Perceval
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Mr. Heinze
Columbia &Ary
Canadian Pacific
New York Central Declares July Dividend
Directors of the New York Central lines met yesterday and declared the usual July dividends. No action was taken on the option on New Haven holdings of New York Ontario and Western stock, though the option is valid for three months. W H Newman of the New Yorktral will sail for rope on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Lines
7 Central
New Haven
New York, Ontario & Western
Central
W. H. Newman
New York Tral
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Misa Anna Ermann
Thomas Rex Preston, Jr
Edmond Fougera, Jr
August Matern Sartorius
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Tames Owen
Eugene Herbert Waentig
George Washington Alder
Andrew Stewart Hegeman
Robert de Vere Hope
Robert Hugh Mitchell
George Wiliam Westcott
James Melin Wiley
Arthur James Dornier
Charles Willam Gremple
B. S
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E. F
Albert Horace Tag
Potter’s Field
King
Schuyler and
Eighth Ave
Head of
MR. Donnan
Pres. Finley
Wisconsin Central Syndicate
Plucky Boy
Southern Railroad
Vanderbilt
Case
Gore
Senate
Oklahoma
Staten Island Library
City News
Foster
General Sessions
Corey
Santa
Sugar Company
Bellamy
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