Teachers Fund Question at New York Board Meeting
General Wingate pressed for an inquiry into a fund raised by women teachers to influence the White bill for equal pay. He cited a possible 78.4 percent disbursement and asked who benefited, while other members debated petitions, Albany travel, and potential disciplinary measures for lobbying teachers.
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George W. Wingate
Board of Education
Greater New York
Albany
General Wingate
Maxwell
Nathan
Jonas
Abraham Stern
Principais
Lst
Manwell
Thomas J. Higgins
Senator White
Higgins
Stern
New York City
Genera Wingate
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Missing Brooklyn physician prompts citywide alarm
Dr Benjamin W Zipser twenty six from East 4th Street Brooklyn disappeared after visiting patients in Greenpoint on Tuesday. He told his mother he would return home to Manhattan for dinner but vanished leaving relatives and police to fear foul play. Zipser, 5 feet 7 1/2 inches, 143 pounds, dark eyes and hair, Panama hat, striped waistcoat, dark gray suit. He was a Cornell Medical School graduate. Deputy Commissioner Hanson to lead search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenpoint
Benjamin W. Zipser
East 4Th Street
Hanson
Zipser
Brooklyn
Jacob
Manhattan
The
College of the City of New York
Cornell Medical School
Fort Hamilton Artilleryman Diagnosed With Acute Indigestion
W A Sternbetz of Company FE 13th Heavy Artillery fell ill after meals at Fort Hamilton from suspected canned food poisoning. He was treated at the camp hospital by Dr Ricker and later Dr Janett, improving enough to return to duty. Several soldiers in the unit had minor cuts and bruises but remained on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sternbetz
13Th Heavy Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Ricker
Janett
Sternbetz
Courtroom caper ends with $1 fine for spitting
Ralph Nathan, a lawyer acting as his own counsel, was arrested for spitting on a Third Avenue elevated train. He sought to examine the patrolman and testified denied swallowing, claiming the officer dug him in the back as he prepared to spit. Magistrate Whitman fined him $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nathan
Third Avenue
Health Department
Nathan
Whitman
Car Crash Near 122nd Street Injures Driver
Mr and Mrs James E Jenkins of Va Tuna were in a car collision on Northbound Eighth Avenue at 122nd Street. John Smith suffered serious cuts and was taken to J Hood Wright Hospital. The couple escaped unhurt apart from shock and moved to another cab. They had wed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Jenkins
Va- Tuna
Eighth Avenue
122D Street
John Smith
J. Hood Wright Hospital
Mrs Russell Sage Donates to Belvidere Air Association
Mrs Russell Sage sent a check for 310 to Edward McCormack, secretary of the Belvidere Voluntary Air Association of Park Employees, to cover twenty tickets for the Camerignes festival at the Manhattan Casino. The money benefits a sick and relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Edward McCormack
Belvidere Voluntary Air Association of Park Employes
Manhattan
Ben © Association
Wits
Central Must Pay $100 000 in Landmark NY Verdict
Mrs. Sarah E L Read wins what is described as the biggest verdict in the First Judicial Department, $100 000 against New York Central for a 1964 Van Cortlandt Park crash that killed her husband, with others injured. The car collided with a northbound train after a crossing bell failed. the chauffeur lost a leg, and Miss Noakes lost a foot. George W Weissenbach represented Mrs Read with A Gerald Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Judicial Department
New York Central
Sarah E. L. Read
van Cortlandt Park
Read
George Noakes
Putnam Division
Mr. Read
Miss Noakes
Graduates From Poly Seek 2 Million for Growth
At Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute commencement Dr. Frederick W. Atkinson urged a $2,000,000 campaign for future development as the city plans to press property use. Over $1,909,000 remains to be pledged with gifts noted for current expenses and several faculty resignations announced. James Melin Wiley led the exercises with valedictory and a pair of engineering decrees awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Schubert Theatre
Frederick W. Atkinson
Atkinson
Brooklyn
Gustav Herzberg
Brainerd Kellogg
Charles Ami Leder
Tower Mystery May Out In Tesla Tower Auction
The Wardencliffe tower of Nikola Tesla faces sale by Sheriff Wells of Suffolk County after Tesla failed to satisfy a judgment of 1108 20. The tower, a steel and cement structure sunk 150 feet and rising 150 feet, rests on Tesla’s 200 acre property. Tesla, private about his work, sought to prove a Martian communication theory, a claim tied to the enigmatic tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikola Tesla
Mars
Wardencliffe
Sheriff Wells
Suffolk County
Tesla
James W. Warden
Potter's Field Burial of a Disgraced Singer
Kate Lillienthal once a known concert vocalist was buried in Potter's Field in Flatbush after no friends claimed her body. Detailing her life from early Europe, marriages, and vineyards on the Rhine to her return to America, illness, and final days in jail and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lillienthal
Potter's Field
Flatbush
Hamilton Avenue
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
America
Manhattan
Hamburg Avenue
Broadway
State Camp Investigators Observe Guard Unit Training
Investigators from state headquarters visited the State National Guard camp at Peekskill to inspect ongoing drills. The 24 Battery led the day with target practice at 2,800 and 3,200 yards, with the 1st and 6th Batteries following. Tomorrow the units will fire from a new ground behind a hill requiring mathematical targeting, while signal crews maintained constant communications with Haverstraw and local lines. Captain Frank G. Tandon, George L. Baldwin, and Colonel Walter G. Schuyler accompanied by Adjutant General Henry led the tour and briefed the observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Camp
Peekskill
State National Guard
Signal Corps
Haverstraw
Frank G. Tandon
George L. Baldwin
Walter G. Schuyler
Henry
Lawyer George Gallagher Arrested in Mansion City Conspiracy Case
George Gallagher a 29 year old lawyer living in New Brighton Staten Island was arrested by Detective Russo at P Headquarters on charges of conspiring with G W Castle alias John Thornton Rogers a NYC railway coach and John Simpson to sue Maryland Casualty Co No 100 William St for 5 dollars alleging injury to Castle or Rogers in a collision with a delivery wagon owned by Chi Munch Christopher St. Castle and Simpson arrested in May after the suit was filed while Gallagher reportedly left for the South and returned yesterday. Gallagher's father is said to have served as Richmond County District Attorney for three terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallagher
New Brighton
Staten Island
Russo
P Headquarters
G. W. Castle
John Thornton Rogers
New York City Railway
John Simpson
Maryland Casualty
William Street
Castle
Rogers
128Th Street
Simpson
West Street
Chi Munch
Christopher Street
Gallagher
Bheer
Richmond County
Ume
Ccaunlty Company
Brooklyn Woman Subdues Burglar on Roof
Mrs Emma Armtzer of Brooklyn confronted and subdued a man believed to be part of a Manhattan gang during a rooftop incident at 165 Patchen Avenue. She seized the burglar from behind, pinned his arms, and handed him to police. he had two skeleton keys in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen Avenue
Brooklyn
Emma Armtzer
Manhattan
Armtzer
Jefferson Avenue
Margaret Ayling
Man in Jail as Jewels Recovered in Theft Case
Charles Carbuler a house painter of 207 Fast Sith street was jailed on burglary charges after jewelry valued at about 10 dollars was recovered. He appeared before Magistrate Stein ert at Harlem police court and was held on 1000 bail. The theft involved a package left at 441 East List street apartments of Mrs Pauline Hoff. A woman delivered the package to a boy claiming it came from Mrs Hoff’s sister in law in Arthuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carbuler
Fast Sith Street
East 88Th Street
Steinert
Harlem
Carbuler
East List Street
Pauline Hoff
Ryan
Naval Night Attack Demonstrates Fort Defenses
A simulated naval attack on Fort Schuyler and Fort Totten was staged during the National Guard encampment. Guns roared from 8 and 12 inch weapons as searchlights tracked torpedo boats and battleships, with surgeons and ambulances on standby. Major Elmore F. Austin led the NF unit while Colonel Whistler directed fort defenses, with land and naval assaults planned for tonight and tomorrow night.
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
Rest A Ruse Quiet at Fort Hamilton as Troops Prepare
After two days of hard training state troops at Fort Hamilton endured a quiet day with no sham battles or parades. Officials say the lull is a ruse and anticipate a simultaneous fleet and land assault tonight. Governor Hughes may visit. Major Crogsett and Adjutant General Henry will report observations. General Arthur Murray and Lt Col Ludlow hosted and praised the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton
West Point
Forts
Wadsworth
Schuyler
Hamilton
Totten
Hughes
Albany
Henry
Frederick M. Crogsett
Arthur Murray
Ludlow
Wreck Cuts Off Some New York Milk Supply
A rear end collision on the Ulster and Delaware Railroad at Brodhead’s Bridge injures Emmett Silkworth and Arthur Stratten of the coal train. Both men are treated at Kingston Hospital. The crash derails the coal engine and five cars, tearing up track and blocking service, threatening New York City milk supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Ulster & Delaware
Brodhead's Bridge
Emmett Silkworth
Arthur Stratten
Kingston Hospital
New York City
Cheesecloth Scrap Sparks Eighth Avenue Standoff
A quarrel on Upper Eighth Avenue over a cheesecloth purchase ends with Mildred Wilson and Bernie Melvin at the station house. A mysterious woman proposes peace and a dollar resolves the dispute as the sergeant returns the funds to the rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
Mildred Wilson
Bernie Melvin
Mildred
Bernie
Melvin
Ernie
Casey
Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Fresh Air Season Opens at Sea Breeze for 25,000 Outs
The Fresh Air season begins at Sea Breeze with a plan to give outings to 25,000 by September. Each party is examined by Dr Heven Emerson before departure and notes are kept on those needing special care. Last year 23,000 went and 400 were kept about ten days. Funds are urgently needed and should be sent to the treasurer at No 16 East 2d Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Breeze
Association For Improving the
Heven Emerson
A. B. Ae
East 2d Street
New York City
Better steel rails discussed in Pittsburg conference
Telegraph report to The Tribune states that rail manufacturers and railroads will meet next week to seek an understanding on improved steel rails. Producers claim current rails have too tight a flange causing accidents, while railroads say they cannot afford price increases beyond $28 per ton for heavierflange rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburg
Mather Defends Corporations Amid Crisis at Knox College
President Robert Mather of the Rock Island Railroad defended corporations while condemning certain corporate abuses. He warned against overcapitalization, crony favors, and private gain in trusteeship, but urged preserving honest business, risk, and innovation while resisting blanket bureaucratic control and infallibility claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Robert Mather
Rock Island Railroad
Knox College
Mather
Legion
Donnan Replies to Pres Finley at Richmond Meeting
In Richmond Virginia on June 12 the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association and the American Hardware Manufacturers Association held a joint meeting. The main event was a debate on the railway problem with President Finley of the Southern Railway and John Donnan of the Southern Hardware Association as speakers. Finley urged regulated railways noting southern growth and canal-era expansion. Donnan argued delays harm exporters and blamed railway management for equipment shortages and lack of demurrage penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rchmond
Southern Hardware Jobbers’ Association
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Finley
Southern Railway
John Donran
Southern Hardware Association
Isthmian Canal
Donnan
Verdict in Cook Case Nears Opening of Sealed Return
Pittsburg June 12 A United States District Attorney cross examines Lennert S Cook in the Enterprise National Bank failure case. A sealed verdict was returned tonight and will be opened when court meets tomorrow. The defense of three former bank employees has been raised and Lee Clark, the cashier, died by his own hand when the bank was shut. Forest R Nichols secretaries case postponed to October due to illness and absence of bank examiner Edward P Moxey. Nichols faces aiding and abetting charges in wrecking the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
Gibson
Lennert S. Cook
Enterprise National Bank
Cook
Mike
Ir. Lee Clark
Forest R. Nichols
W. E. Andrews
Congress
New Mexico
Nichols
Edward P. Moxey
Chicago
Clark
Bond Agreement Extended by Wisconsin Central Syndicate
Brown Brothers and Co Edward Sweet and Co George A Fernald and Co and Maitland Coppell and Co extended their one year agreement on seven point four million Wisconsin Central bonds. The extension delays final payment beyond July 1 1907 as construction on the Duluth extension lags and only ten percent of the bonds have been paid. The exact share held by stockholders is unclear, but believed small. the balance sold to underwriters at 86 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers & Co
Edward Sweet & Co
George A. Fernald & Co
Maitland, Coppell & Co
Wisconsin Central
Duluth
Plucky Boy Saves Playmate From River
Abraham Levy nine years old of East List street reached for a ball in a painter's raft at the river's edge near East 6th street and fell in. Edward Winkle eleven years old of East 86th street rescued him, holding on until patrolmen arrived to pull them from the water. The youths were taken home to dry off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East &6Th Street
Abraham Levy
East List Street
Levy
Edward Winkle
East 86Th Street
Winkie
Coyne and
Christie
East 88Th Street
Ryan Interest Behind Georgia Savannah to Chattanooga Rail Plan
The Ryan group backs the Savannah Augusta and Northern Railroad issuing a $12,000,000 contract to W J Oliver of Knoxville to build a line from Savannah Georgia to Chattanooga Tennessee. The charter was held by J R Miller of Stateboro and associates, once suspected as dummies, fueling belief Ryan interests drive the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Savannah, Augusta & Northern Railroad Company
W. J Oliver
Knoxville
Panama Canal
Ives
Pepper refuses to testify in Vanderbilt suit
The former husband of Mrs Mary L Pepper Vanderbilt says he will not travel to New York to testify in the suit filed by Edward Ward Vanderbilt's daughter seeking to declare him incompetent to handle his affairs. George W Ferner an engraver in Providence, divorced from Pepper around 1895, says he has no stake in the case and will not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Providence
Mary L. Pepper Vanderbilt
New York
Edward Ward Vanderbilt
George W. Ferner
Gore Wins Primary Senate Race In Oklahoma City
Official returns from Democratic headquarters show T. P. Gore of Lawton leading Roy Hoffmann of Chandler by 180 points in the U S Senate primary. Hoffmann had been announced as the nominee. Governor race results show C N Haskell ahead by about 8000 with Cruce's camp still doubting the outcome. canvass to finish Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
F T. P. Gore
Lawton
United States
Roy Hoffmann
Chandler
Hoffmann
C. N. Haskell
Lee Cruce
Hummels Appeal Withdrawn in Dodge-Morse Case
Abe Hummel serving a year in the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island for conspiracy in the Dodge-Morse divorce case will serve the full term. District Attorney Jerome received notice that Hummel’s counsel had withdrawn their appeal to the Court of Appeals from the Appellate Division’s unanimous affirmation of the lower court conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe” Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Dodge-Morse
Jerome
Hummel
Court of Appeals
Appelate
Staten Island New Library Branch to Open Monday Afternoon
The New York Public Library will open a Stapleton branch at Canal and Brock streets, the twenty second Carnegie library building for the system and the third in Richmond. Borough President Cromwell will preside at the opening following dedication events in Tottenville on November 26, 1904 and Port Richmond on March 28, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Public Library
Stapleton
Staten Island
Canal and
Brock Streets
Carnegie Library
Borough of
Richmond
Tottenville
Port Richmond
Cromwell
City News In Brief Report Covers Courts Harbor Deaths and Rail Offices
Judge Foster opens Part 5 of General Sessions with no presiding judge yet named. A unidentified man’s body was found by harbor police near Liberty Island and taken to the morgue. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad offices move to 50 West Street from No 2 Exchange Place. A new license of 10 dollars for all auctioneers requires a 1000 dollar bond. enforcement begins after Saturday. Harry B Stowell, named last Tuesday as assistant appraiser, is assigned to the sugar division, replacing William F Comly removed by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Island
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
No. 2
Exchange Place
West Street
Harry B. Stowell
Sth
Sugar
Pas
William F. Comly
Mrs Vanderbilt Still At Large As Court Becomes Mystery
Police failed to locate Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr to compel attendance at court. Costas Meras a Sherry's waiter who possessed her vanity box is held for trial on a 2 1/2 dollar bail by Magistrate Whitman. The box will remain evidence through Meras's trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Costas Meras
Sherry’s
Whitman
Hamburg American Line Kaiserin Auguste Victoria adds safe deposit boxes
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria now offers a complete safe deposit system with about 150 steel boxes. Passengers may rent boxes for the voyage, at rates of one and two dollars depending on size, assigned upon application to the purser.
Miners Steel Company Incorporation Lists Coreys Role
Filing shows W. E. Corey retains an interest and serves as 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 is reported to manage for United States Steel Corporation its Duluth plant aiming to rival Gary Ind 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 naval apprentices
The United States training ship Cumberland built in 1904 will be commissioned for active service as a training ship. Commander H F Parmenter will command with a temporary crew from the receiving ship Wabash at Charlestown Navy Yard. The Cumberland will serve 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
Ec. R. I
Tarbell Assaulter Mount to Be Retried in New Brunswick
Arthur Mount of Trenton is to be retried Tuesday in New Brunswick on an indictment from 19 for assaulting Swift Tarbell, son of Gage Tarbell of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Mount was convicted in 19% after a long dispute and sentenced to three years in state prison. an appeal led to a retrial order by the Court of Errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Arthur ©. Mount
Trenton
Swift Tarbell
Gage E. Tarbell
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mount
Court of Errors
Gambling raids probe Wall Street gambling dens and firms
Law enforcement led by Lieutenant Ayres and Deputy Commissioner Han son raid Gene s place on Wall Street and other locales including Joe Reagan s shop on West 33d Street and the St. Cloud Building on East 21st. They seize telephones and equipment in a bid to uncover illicit gambling and related operations. Subpoenas were issued to several suspects. some provided false names and addresses. The raids, described as inspections, follow information from Union N Bethell via the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Ayres
Hanson
Comiskey
Joe” Reagan
West 33d Street
Broadway
Sixth
Seventh Avenue
Casino Café
Reagan
George Considine
41St Street
Ex Sewall
District Attorney's
Gus” Foehl
Russell
Burns
Walsh
Bert Hanson
Vandiver
Union N. Bethell
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Western railroads plan changes to freight rates and tariffs
Chicago June 12 Western railroads announced plans to raise minimum load weights on most items in the Western freight classification and abolish several commodity tariffs. Changes take effect about October 1, aligning with Eastern railroads August 1. Abolition of low grade tariffs will boost freight rates about 6 percent. The Central Freight Association reviews manufacturers’ complaints as traffic managers head to Washington to urge a universal bill of lading adoption by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Chicago
Western Railroads
Dty
Central Freight Association
Traffe
Ilenots Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
State Sunday School Convention at Watertown
Delegates to the State Sunday School Association Convention in Watertown arrive toward a hoped for thousand. Five church conferences, reports from classes and superintendents, and addresses by leaders from Gloversville New York and Brooklyn mark the morning and afternoon sessions. Secretary-Treasurer Grant Birget reports 6101 schools 73122 officers and teachers and 369576 scholars with $6254615 raised in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
State Sunday School Association
M. H. Murdock
Gloversville
R. E. Diffendorfer
New York
Grant Colfax Tuller
Grant Tt. Birget Albany
State Association
Alvah H. Rogers
Kent
Grant L. Rice
W. A. Duncan
Syracuse
James E. Banks
Alfred Day
Floyd Edwards
Brooklyn
Santa Fe Granted Bonuses to Sugar Company
Grand jury probes Santa Fe Railroad rebates totaling 12000 to United States Sugar and Land Company of Garden City Kansas. Vice-president T B Jansen did not deny the bonus existence while explaining the Arkansas River Valley sugar beet venture and the plant’s need for encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Chicago
Santa Fé Railroad
United States Sugar and Land Company
Garden City
Kan
T. B. Jansen
Santa Fé
Kansas
Jansen
Arkansas River Valley
Man claiming Bellamy Storer's father seeks shelter in Minneapolis
An elderly man, well educated and world traveled, told Mill City police that he is Frederick Storer, father of Bellamy Storer, and spent Tuesday night at the Minneapolis Central Station after arriving in ragged clothes. He claimed ownership of two ranches in the West and pressed authorities for shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
St. Paul
Bellamy Storer
Minneapolis
Tld Mill City
Diploms
Presidentia
Frederick Storer
Eee Oatecrep
Heinze Seeks 300000 Acres in Canadian Pacific Case
F Augustus Heinze visited the British consulate at 17 State street yesterday after testimony given before Vice Perceval in a partition suit in British Columbia courts. The Canadian Pacific Railroad seeks to compel Heinze to take over 300000 free land along the Columbia &. railroad line and a portion of a government grant of 0,000 acres. Heinze’s testimony will be sent to the dian court on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
No. 17
State Street
Vice Perceval
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Heinze
Columbia &Ar Railroad
Canadian Pacific Company
New York Central Declares July Dividend
New York Central directors declared the usual July dividend. No action was taken on the option on New Haven holdings of York Ontario and Western stock, but the option is valid for three months. W H Newman president will sail for Europe on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
New Haven
York, Ontario & Western
Central
W. H. Newman
New York
Cnntral
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Brooklyn Institute
Jaacob Blumenstock
Anna Ermann
Thomas Rex Preston, Jr
Edmond Fougera, Jr
August Matern Fartorius
Edward Flint Lathrop, Jr
James Owen
Eugene Herbert Waentig
George Washington Alder
Andrew Stewart Hegeman
Robert de Vere Hope
Robert Hugh Mitchell
George William Westcott
James Melin Wiley
Arthur James Donnier
Charles Willam Gremple
William Bennett Kouwenhoven
E. F
Albert Horace Tag
Potter’s Field
King
Casualty Company
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
Tarbell
Santa FE
Sugar Company
Bellamy
MR. Heinze
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