Daring sea rescue saves French fisher from fifteen days adrift
Louis Vollet, a fisherman from Le Mimose, survived a 15 day drift off Newfoundland after his dory ran low on rations. James Breen, a Cunard steward, leaped overboard with a rope and helped Captain Warr bring Vollet aboard the Carmania, which later received support from passengers and a French consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Grand Banks
Seaway
R. Warr
Tig
James Green
Breen
Warr
Armanias
Louis Vollet
St. Malo
France
Vollet
Grand Hanks
Newfoundland
Dorr
Pointer
Carmania
Pointon
Pannonia
Carmanta
Vonlet
James Breen
Jim
Votllet
Carmantia
Trent
Preen
Themi
Themi Iu
Cunard Line
Dr. Pointon
Dr. Point
Do You Know All About the Police Handbook
A compact police department handbook by Commissioner Bingham offers general information and aphorisms. It invites readers to request a copy and includes sketches of Manhattan precincts with practical tips for emergencies involving police, hospitals, or fire services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Bingham
Manhattan
Eyeglasses for School Children Demand Eye Exams
Board of Education asks Health Department to examine all public school children to determine how many require eyeglasses. The elementary schools committee says thirty six thousand is too low and that a sample in one borough failed to gauge myopia prevalence or support adequate treatment data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Department of Health
Lovell Seminary Teacher Caroline Carpenter Dies at 34 Years
Boston June 12 Miss Caroline Carpenter a longtime Lovell Seminary Auburndale teacher died suddenly today at the close of exercises. A Salatoga New York native she had served as assistant principal for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Caroline Carpenter
Lovell Seminary
Auburndale
Salatoga
N. Y
Still Small Voice bulletin cites Brooklyn building rise
Borough President Coler’s sign stolen near Wallabout Market blamed Controller Metz for street conditions. A new bulletin titled The Still Small Voice reports Brooklyn building work jumped from 11,000,000 to 82,000,000 in five years, a 330 percent rise, with a 47 percent increase in Bureau of Buildings appropriations. An extra later condemns a Brooklyn paper for not printing the news. A future bulletin promises to compare sewer maintenance funding against Manhattan, the Bronx, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler
Wallabout Market
Brooklyn
Metz
Borough Hall
Bureau of Buildings
Insurers' Meetings Delayed by Certificate Issue
New York Life monthly and annual meetings are postponed awaiting an election inspectors certificate of results. The Association of Life Insurance Presidents will not seek court action against new Texas life insurance laws, despite counsel doubts. The grand jury may resume Armstrong committee testimony today. Mutual Reserve adjourned after a death in the vice president’s family. In 1964, life insurers paid over 450 million dollars in claims, while more than 566 million in policies lapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Texas
Grand Jury
Armstrong Committee
Mutual Reserve
Harper
Ife
United States
Canada
Ship’s surgeon dies aboard Pring Eitel Friedrich at sea
The Hamburg American steamer Pring Eitel Friedrich from Kingston docked at quarantine yesterday with its ship’s surgeon, Dr William Rubin, found dead in his stateroom. He had been ill for days and is believed to have died from an overdose of a medicine. Coroner Harlurger took charge, and Dr Ky, a wife living on High Street in Orange, is noted in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pring Eitel Friedrich
Kingston
Wiliam Rubin
Harlurger
Lves
High Street
Orange
Honors Retiring Pastor Hutchins at Bedford Church
The Bedford Presbyterian Church on Nostrand Avenue and Dean Street Brook lyn held a reception for retiring pastor Reverend Dr William J Hutchins who served eleven years. Reverend Dr John F Carson of Central Presbyterian praised his work. L A Wray presented a $1 9 check on behalf of the congregation as Hutchins leaves to chair homiletics at Oberlin Seminary in Oberlin Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Nostrand Avenue
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Wiliam J. Hutchins
John F. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Hutchins
L. A. Wray
Board of Trustees
Dr. Hutchins
Oberlin Seminars
Oberlin
Ohio
Wedding Arrival Delays Miss Fish After Long Voyage
Miss Emily Rosalind Fish returned from abroad aboard the Carmania just in time for her cousin Miss Marian Fish’s wedding at St Bartholomew's Church. Heavy weather delayed the liner’s arrival, causing trunk trouble including the wedding gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Rosalind Fish
Carmania
Marian Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Miss Fish
St. Bartholomew's Church
Swear Word Tax Sparks Jersey City Church Fund
The Rev. Emil A. Meury of Second Reformed Church, Jersey City, taxes every man he hears swearing one penny. All pennies go to his building fund, which is growing, while he hopes the policy will curb swearing after increases in contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil A. Meury
Second Reformed Church
Jersey City
Meury
One Year Jail Term For Forging Check Fraud
William J. Miller a real estate dealer pleaded guilty to forging a check for 1440 dollars in General Sessions before Judge Foster yesterday and was sentenced to one year in prison. He asked to speak privately with the judge but was refused. Miller formerly clerked at the Jefferson Market police court and led the jury in the Al Adams case. He resides at 232 Springfield Street Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Miller
Guiky
Foster
Miller
Jefferson Market
al’ Adams
Springfield Street
Newark
N. J
Fish merchant robbed of 500 dollars at store
Thomas Rutherford fish merchant of 9 West 141st street was beaten and robbed by three unknown men yesterday morning at about 4 his store. He was found unconscious behind the counter by Augustine Bassi. Rutherford said the trio struck with clubs and took 500 in bankable bills. Dr. Leonard Adair attended and Rutherford was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rutherford
West 141St Street
Rutherford
Journeay and Burnham Store Sale Reported in BK Proceedings
In Brooklyn Kings County Clerk's office a referee filed a report on a private sale of Journeay and Burnham store fixtures for 8.50 and merchandise for 185000, totaling 193.50 in the bankruptcy proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeay & Burnham
Kings County
Brooklyn
Transatlantic Travellers and Arrivals From Abroad
Lists of passengers sailing today for Europe and arrivals yesterday from abroad. Notables include Kaiserinn Auguste VI and multiple named couples traveling to Hamburg Bremen and Antwerp, with additional arrivals from Liverpool and Rotterdam and including Clarence Bement Samuel Tett Calvin Rice and James Wells Finch among others.
Mystery In New York Women's League and United Women clash
Miss Alice M Tully promotes a national women rights plan linked to suffrage while a separate United Women of America circulates a similar program in Jamestown New York with broad aims like equal wages immigrant protection pure food laws and child labor suppression. The two groups discuss unity or separation as leaders and members debate naming and platform phrasing amid secrecy and public meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's League
New York
United Women of America
Jamestown
United Women of
United Women
Mary Hkrowne Gray
Alice M. Tully
Armstrong
Delmonico’s
League
Doré Lyon
National Arts Club
Miss Tully
Mrs. de Rivera
Harlotte Wilbour
Jennie Pomerene
de Rivers
Gerard Rancker
George Howes
Julia Leavens
Drugists at Asbury Park Meet for State Association
About 200 delegates gather in Asbury Park for the seventy seventh annual meeting of the New Jersey State Pharmaceutical Association at Beach Auditorium. Dr. William M. Davis of East Orange presides as reports from secretary and treasurer are read, and activities include a trolley ride to Sea Girt encampment grounds and an evening dance at Hotel Brunswick. The conference runs through Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New Jersey State Pharmaceutical Association
Beach
Hush
Kinmonth
Common Council
George White
Jersey City
William M. Davis
East Orange
Sea Girt
Hrunswick
Charity endows Bloomingdale Day Nursery with Ruth Crib
A 33 cent gift, grown through Ruth Bowen and students from All Angels Church, funds a year of care for a nursery cat at Bloomingdale Day Nursery on West 69th Street. The project began with 23 cents and a plan to support a cat. now the cot named Ruth Crib rests beside quilts, dolls house, and a mortgage burden of 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale Day Nursery
West 69Th Street
Industrial School of
All Angele’ Church
Stanley
Ruth Bowen
Ruth
Roland Merritt
Bloomingdale Day Nursery Association
Industrial School
Selo
Merritt
Winee
Bore
Dells Ouse
Juinki
Struet
Vuse
Labor Ticket Tale Highlights City Labor Abuse Inquiry
Alderman Reginald S Doull testified he sought labor tickets from Edison officials but was told tickets go directly to Borough President Ahearn. Bernard Downing and Edward H Stephenson denied requests for tickets. tickets were distributed to labor and political groups. Witnesses described sewer repair work tied to Hickey Contracting Co. and voucher inspections by Avetin Gulver. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald S. Doull
Ahearn
New York Edison Company
Bernard Downing
Mitchel
Arthur Middleton
Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company
Mr. Ahearn
Alderman Doull
Edward H. Stephenson
Doull
Uth Assembly
Dalton
Edison Company
William F. Kinney
Hickey Contracting Company
Kinney
Ulver
Finanes
Hickcontracting
Sued by Son-in-law Over Alleged Affection Interference
James W. Moshier of Bristol is named defendant in a 20,000 damage suit filed by his son-in-law Benjamin M. Smith a milkman. Smith accuses Moshier of alienating his wife and repeatedly meddling in their marriage. Deposits in Waterbury Ansonia Derby and Hartford banks are cited amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Tribune
James W. Moshier
Bristol
Benjamin M. Smith
Mr. Moshier
Waterbury
Ansonia
Derby
Hartford
New York Woman Leaves Estate Valued at 450009
The will of Mrs. Isaac N. Phelps of New York City was probated. The estate valued at 210 48 includes Standard Oil stock and principal railroads. Son Frederick W. Maullin receives 6000 annual. remainder goes to brother William M. Swartcut. sister Mrs. Sarah Green and nephew William Jerome Green share further provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga, Sn, Y
Isaac N. Phelps
New York City
United States
Frederick W. Maullin
William M. Swartcut
Troy
N. Yo
Saral Ko S Green
William Jerome Green
Utien, Noy
Peculiar accident kills Miss Ann Witherell in Boston
Miss Ann Witherell of Braintree died in a Boston hospital after a dog knocked a gun from a wall rack while a ball was chased. The firearm discharged, striking her in the head and causing death. The incident occurred during a visit to a sister last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Witherell
Braintree
Boston
Miss Witherell
Oranges Big Friday Plans for Centennial Parade and Ceremonies
Final reports from the Centennial Association show plans complete for Orange New Jersey big Friday celebration. Governor Stokes and dignitaries to attend ceremonies at First Presbyterian church old burying ground and New England Society rooms. A noon parade from the Parkway will feature eight thousand marchers including Battery A, regiments, naval reserves, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus W. Abbott
Absalom P. Bachman
Hanford S. Williams
Charles A. Lindsley
Charles Townsend
David L. Pierson
Centennial Association
Edward H. Williams
Rufus Mead
Ural Doss Post
Sons of the American Revolution
Stokes
New England Society
Newark
Orange
Harry R. Terhune
Ira A. Kip, Jr
Essex County Country Club
Sioken
Elks Home
Old Burying Ground
Townsend
Charles B. Yardley
Old Cemetery
Pierson
Donald McLean
National Sectty
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Edwin Elwell
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Georgian
Atlanta
Parkway
East Orange
George F. Olcott
Naval Reserves
Four Wives Claim Caddick in Bigamy Case
A New York man George E. Caddick faces bigamy charges as three wives testify in County Judge Pritchard's court. Blanche Fried bure of Jackson Avenue recalls marriage in 1904 to Caddick, with other wives from Yonkers Jersey City and Oriskany seeking claims. District Attorney records show multiple marriages including Edna Thompson and Nellie Phillips, with arrests and grand jury action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Friedbure
Jackson Avenue
New York
George FE. Caddick
Caddick
Nellie Phillips
Oriskany
Utica
Pritchard
George E. Caddick
Edna Thompson
Tanitars
Caddick Marreg Nissa Tia Ute
Mise Huser
Pepe
Jersey City
Philipe
New 4
Roel
Quirum
Pennsylvania settles long suit over railroad crossing injury
Edward and Mary Weston of Englishtown sued the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for injuries Mrs Weston suffered on Thanksgiving Day five years ago at a railroad crossing near their home. After multiple appeals and trials, the railroad paid $5,000 to settle rather than risk another trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Dunes
Pennsylvania Railroads Company
Edward and
Mary Weston
Englishtown
Here
Weston
Hemirickson
New Jersey Supreme Court
Court of Fitrers and Appeals
Monmonth
Penn
Library Board Announces Gifts to Public Archives
The board of trustees met yesterday afternoon to announce two valuable gifts to the New York Public Library. One document collection, from the government of Hungary, and another from a collector, were presented to enrich the library’s holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
New York Public Library
Aster
Government of Leelars
Harlan A Princeton Captain Named for Next Year
E HW. Harlan of Belair Maryland was elected captain of the Princeton baseball team for next season. A freshman shortstop, he moved to left field for two years on the varsity with a fielding average of 1.0 and a batting average near .275. He also plays halfback on the football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Princeton
E. HW. Harlan
Belair
Pittsburg Lines Spar Over Speed War to Chicago
Railroads from Pittsburg to Chicago wage a speed fight. Pittsburg and Lake Erie trims time by twenty five minutes and introduces a new Sunday train. A fare cut of sixty cents accompanies the move. Pennsylvania, Wabash and Baltimore and Ohio railways also cut running time to stay competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribme
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsburg & Lake Emis
Pennsylvania, Wabash
Baltimore & Ohio
Quaker Motor Club Hosts Orphans Day Outing
Philadelphia on June 12 records a Quaker Motor Club outing that brought two thousand children who had never toured by car to Willow Grove and Fairmeant parks in two hundred motor vehicles with excited youngsters enjoying their first automobile ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quaker Tly Motor Club
Willow Grove
Fairmeant Parks
Optimistic Maine landlords forecast hot July for coast hotels
June has been discouraging for reprietors of summer resorts along the Maine coast but Old Orchard landlords stay hopeful. Bookings at smaller hotels run ahead of last year while boarding houses see few guests. Carpenters, painters, and plumbers are working overtime in anticipation of summer visitors. trains from Boston & Maine are expected to bring crowds beginning July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Journal
Maine
Old Orchard
Boston & Maine
Convention Vets Hire Stenographer in Open Meetings Move
Denver June 12 after a warm debate the convention of the Western Federation of Miners voted to employ a stenographer to report the convention. The action is seen as the first step toward holding open meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Red Cross Extends Aid to Prisoners of War
London June 12. At the International Red Cross conference the Red Cross was declared to aid prisoners of war in addition to the sick and wounded. The body also approved funding 85.08 annually for travelling scholarships for Red Cross members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Virginia Day Observed at Jamestown Exposition
Thousands of Virginians gathered in Norfolk for Virginia Day at the Jamestown exposition. Governor Swanson delivered the oration, followed by a grand military parade with the Virginia state militia in line marking the start of Virginia Homecoming Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia
Old Dominion
Swanson
Blind Bates graduate overcomes odds in Maine college
Francis A. Rockford of Newton Lowe lall Massachusetts a member of Bates College spring 193 graduating class is likely the first blind man to complete a Maine college program. Born blind he attended Perkins School in Boston and entered Bates in fall 193. Active in Eurosophia Society he contributed musically and cheered at games. He ranks well in studies and plans to teach or tutor in classics French and German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Journal
Francis A. R Ockford
Newton Lowe Lall
Mass
Bates College
Maine
Perkins School For the Blind
Boston
Bates
Eurosophia Society
Yale Zoologist to Retire From Yale Chair of Zoology
New Haven June 2 Special The resignation of Professor Addison KB Verrill who holds the chair of zoology in the Sheffield Scientific School is announced to take effect at the close of the school year In two weeks Professor Verrill is an authority on marine life He has held the chair since 1864 and has had a close connection with the United States Fish Commission since that time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Addison KB. Verrill
Sheffield Scientific School
Verrill
Yale
United States Fish Commission
Governor veto blocks Holyoke ice plant bill
Boston June 12 Governor Guild vetoed a measure allowing Holyoke to own and operate a municipal ice plant and sell ice at wholesale. He argues the Supreme Court ruling on city fuel sales makes the bill unconstitutional under the tce act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Guild
Holyoke
Supreme Court
Nat Goodwins Company In Wreck At Sparks Yards
Telegraph dispatch from Los Angeles reports a collision in Sparks Nevada railway yards Tuesday between a private car and the car carrying Nat Goodwins company bound for Goldfield. Injured include J H Surridge Tremont NY Mr De Shoff Chattanooga TN Norman Sharp RC Tucker Gordon Johnson and Miss Reve Kelley New York. None seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Los Angeles
Reno
Nev
Sparks
Nat Goodwin
Goldfield
J. H. Surridge
Tremont
N. Y
Mr. de Shoff
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norman Sharp
R. c. Tucker
Gordon Johnson
Reve Kelley
New York
Obituary notes for O P Davis and Patrick Campbell
Oliver Price Davis, president and treasurer of O P Davis & Brothers, died after a long illness at his home on West 131st Street. Patrick Bernard Campbell, a 25 year Brooklyn policeman, died of paralysis at his home on 5872 Sth Street, renowned for crossing duty and breaking up the Pickleville gang. born in 1839 in Tyrone, Ireland, survived by three sons, burial at St Catherine's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Price Davis
O. P. Davis & Brothers
West 131St Street
Patrick Bernard Campbell
Sth Street
Brooklyn
Washington Street
Myrtle Avenue
Pickleville
Campbell
Mth
County Tyrone
Ireland
Patrick Campbell
St. Catherine's I
Decision Against Army Pay Hits Militia Officers
Army pay rules deny pay beyond actual maneuvers or instruction for militia on duty. Two Western militiamen injured at encampment last summer won hospital stay pay, but Treasury disallowed. paymaster must reimburse the government, with no appeal. General Grant’s comments on court martial reviews attract attention amid a pending War Department objection, while a batch of official orders and ship movements are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
New Yorks
Army
Oulitlaman
Treasury Department
National
Grants
F. D. Grant
War Department
Panama Canal Auditor Resigns To Return To Rail Service
Ernest G. Benson, general auditor for Isthmian canal affairs and for the Panama Railroad and Steamship Line, has sent in his resignation to Chief Engineer Stevens. The move takes effect in a matter of weeks, with formal notice to follow in Canal Commission offices. The government aims to relocate the accounting head to the isthmus, but Benson prefers not to relocate permanently and will rejoin railroad service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest 3. Benson
Isthmian Canal Affairs
Patama Railroad and Steamship Line
Stevens
Canal Commission
Berson
San Francisco District Attorney Devlin Delivers May 2 Attack Report
Washington receives the Devlin report on the May 2 attack at the Japanese restaurant. Secretary to Bonaparte transmits the document with geographic abstracts. The summary will analyze the large volume of material, while the State Department is not expected to publish the report publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Devlin
San Francisco
Atternereral Bonaparte
Tographic
State Department
Carrie Nation Arrested After Fatiguing Crow
Washington June 12 Carrie Nation was arrested on a disorderly charge after an incident downtown tonight. She was released on $2 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wshington
Carrie Nation
Libel Suit Against C S Hanks Draws Attention in Boston
Boston June 2. Libel suit filed against Charles S Hanks by Francis L Higginson Charles L Ering and Revel W Taft seeks 1000 damages over graft charges linked to an address Hanks gave February 18 before the Brookline Republican Club. He alleged South Station terminal theft of over 100 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Boston
Charles S Hanks
Roosevelt
Bostonm Te Company
Francis L. Higginson
Charles L Ering
Revel W. Taft
Trrsl
Hanks
Rep Club
Brookline
Terminal South
Im i Valuation
Former Army Officer Ends Life in Trenton
James H. Tallon, a former U S Army lieutenant and longtime local businessman, shot himself today in Trenton New Jersey after a long period of illness and recent stroke. He was sixty five and is survived by his wife a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
James H. Tallon
United States Army
Senate passes bill marking Garibaldi centenary holiday
Rome reports the Senate approved a bill making July 4 a national holiday to celebrate the birth centenary of Giuseppe Garibaldi. The measure designates the date as a national observance and honors the historic republican hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Senate
Garibaldi
Bankruptcy petitions filed against local firms in district court
Yesterday petitions were filed by several creditors in the United States District Court. Involuntary petitions name the Derry-Cellasd Company, a book printer at 109 Liberty Street, with creditors including Eugene C. Lewis & Neostyle Envelope Co and Sam Crook. D. Kitchell was named receiver with a bond. insolvency admitted. Other petitions note debts and assets for Irving, Woodlawn Heights. Selfridge of Newark. Prett Bigelow. Joseph Hyde. minor creditors for furniture, gowns, cab hire. Schedules list creditors and secured claims against Chatham National Bank and others. receiver John V. Irwin appointed. bond of $2,000. The case covers business assets, cash, stock in trade, and numerous secured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Derry-Cellasd Company
Liberty Street
Eugene C. Lewis & Neostyle Envelope Company
Sam Crook
D. Kitchell
A. J. Woodruff
E. J
Chatham National
Riverside Bank
M Bank
Amazon Rubber Pany
American Lampee
Continental
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General Bingham
Health Department
Ver
Swear Words Aid Church Fund
Journeay & Burnham Sale
Europe
Kaiserin Auguste VI
Samuel HT. Tett
F. Prentice
H. Hobart Porter
Clarence
Bement
Calvin W. Rice
Ctoria
Hamburg
Charlies T. ‘Wills
Moe
William H. Young
James Hedges Crowell
Simon Lake
James Wells
Finch
Simeon Ford
Grossen Kurfurst
Bremen
C. H. Belknap
Virginia L. Hunt
N. T. Corn
John G. Taylor
D. W. Mont
John G. Cargomery
Tis
Liverpool
E. B. Andrews
Mary Lawton
Barclay Chad
J. Laurens Vanwick
James Porter
Inglis Wright
Kronprinz Wilhelm
W. C
George I. Carnegie
Man
K. 5
Wilson
Alien Curtis
Charlies E
B. W. Lacey
Lane
W. L. Tucker
Finland
Antwerp
Tracy Y. Cannon
Julian H
C. Stuart Patterson
Tyler
J. M. Sawyer
Jean van Bergen
R. H. Brown
Noordam
Rotterdam
P. M. Arch
E. I. Easton
Deaco
Charles Cowper
Jack
Charlies
Hoyt
J. G. Lamont
Asbury
Bloomingdale Nursery
LABOR
Aganey
Pennsylvania
Harlan
Army and Navy News
Daniel W Lowkwood
Corps of Engines
Amos Stickney
Corps of Engineers
Christopher Collins
Fort Wa Walla
Fort Air
Jesse RR. Harris
Fort Assiniboine
Fort Worden
Frederick H. Mills
Fi Flagler
Ernest Gringham
Eurogeoncy General Hospital
Presidio of
H. Laning
Naval Seaa
Navy Rifte
Teedmoor
S. H. R. Doyle
Kentuckys
Mary Yard
T. A. Weaver
W. J. Zaleseky
H. L. Kelley
DD V. ¢Hadwick
Lancaster
Lancaster, Vassed Assistant Farmaster D. G McRitchie
Navy Department
Io Navy Yard
BL. du Meche
Naval Station
Key West
K. B. Liopton
Sterling
Portsmouth
N. H
Hampton Roads
Muskegon
Stewart
Blakely
Newport Newa
Lambert Point
Wolverine
Ludington
Talbot
Panama Canal
C. S. Hanks
Italy
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