Daring Sea Rescue Saves French Fisherman Adrift
Louis Vollet of Le Mimose drifted fifteen days in a 12 foot dory off Newfoundland after a gale and loss of a companion. James Breen leaped overboard to attach a line, and Captain Warr guided the Carmania in a close approach to haul Vollet aboard. Dr Pointon treated him on board as Vollet recovered with salmon and bread, tobacco requested, and a welcoming scene as Breen and the crew were praised.
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Cunard
Uner
Carmania
Grand Banks
R. ©. Warr
Tig
James Treen
Breen
Warr
Louis Vollet
St. Malo
France
Vollet
Newfoundland
Pointer
Pointon
Pannonia
Wollet
Voliet
James Breen
Querattine
Jook
Monda
Zho
Dr. Pointon
Police Handbook by Commissioner Bingham Offered Free
A compact guide titled Do You Know All About The Police? compiled by Commissioner Bingham provides general information and aphorisms on policing. It promises accessible copies on request and includes maps of Manhattan precincts and practical emergency information for police hospital or fire department services.
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Police
Bingham
Manhattan
Eyeglasses for School Children eyed by Education Board
The Board of Education asked the Department of Health to perform expert eye examinations for all city public school children to determine how many need eyeglasses. The elementary schools committee deemed thirty six thousand a low estimate and noted inadequate prior examinations in one borough for assessing myopia and guiding treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Department of Health
Teacher Caroline Carpenter Dies at Seminary Commencement
Boston June 12 Miss Caroline Carpenter longtime Lovell Seminary Auburndale teacher for thirty four years and former assistant principal died suddenly at the close of graduation exercises. She was a native of Saratoga New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Caroline Carpenter
Lovell Seminary
Auburndale
Saratoga
N. Y
Coler Metropolis Sign Stolen and Bulletin Update
Borough President Coler reported a sign in Wallabout Market blaming Controller Metz for bad streets. A new bulletin titled The Still Small Voice outlined Brooklyn building spending rising 82 million in five years, and sewer maintenance funds compared with other boroughs.
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Coler
Wallabout Market
Brooklyn
Metz
Borough Hall
Bureau of Buildings
Insurers Postpone Annual Meet Amid Certificate Delay
New York Life postpones its annual meeting as inspectors fail to issue the required certificate of Jesuits. The executive committee of life insurance presidents opts not to pursue court challenges to Texas laws, citing public support. The grand jury may resume Armstrong committee testimony. Mutual Reserve adjourns after a VP’s brother’s death. Claims paid in 194% totaling over $450,000 across the U S and Canada, while lapses exceed $60,900 in ordinary policies.
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New York Life
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Texas
Grand Jury
Armstrong Committee
Mutual Reserve
Harper
United States
Canada
Ship's surgeon dies at sea aboard Pring Eitel Friedrich
Dr William Rubin the ship's surgeon aboard the Hamburg American steamer Pring Eitel Friedrich was found dead in his stateroom shortly before arrival from Kingston. He had complained of illness and authorities suspect an overdose of medicine to ease pain. Coroner Harturger took charge after docking. Rubin leaves a wife in Orange on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pring Eitel Friedrich
Kingston
William Rubin
Harturger
Rubin
Lves
High Street
Orange
Honors Retiring Pastor at Bedford Presbyterian Church
The Bedford Presbyterian Church congregation in Brooklyn honored Rev. Dr. William J. Hutchins retiring after eleven years with a reception. Rev. Dr. John F. Carson praised Hutchins, and L A Wray presented a $1200 check from trustees. Hutchins will take the chair of 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 Seminary
Oberlin
Ohio
Miss Emily Fish Attends Cousin Marian Fish Wedding
Miss Emily Rosalind Fish returned from a long trip aboard the Carmania just in time to attend the marriage of her cousin Miss Marian Fish, daughter of Stuyvesant Fish, at St Bartholomew's Church after a delayed voyage due to heavy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Rosalind Fish
Carmania
Marian Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Missa Fish
St. Bartholomew's Church
Swear Words Help Church Fund Grows in Jersey City
The Rev. Emil A. Meury of Second Reformed Church taxes any man who swears one penny, directing all proceeds to the building fund. The plan has been taken in good humor, and the pastor expects swearing to reduce while the fund grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil A. Meury
Second Reformed Church
Jersey City
Meury
One Year for Forging Check by Real Estate Dealer
William J. Miller a real estate dealer pleaded guilty to forging a 1640 dollar check in General Sessions before Judge Foster yesterday and was sentenced to one year in prison Miller once clerked at the Jefferson Market police court and was foreman of the jury in the Al Adams policy king case He lives at 232 Springfield Street Newark N J
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William J. Miller
Foster
Miller
Jefferson Market
al” Adams
Ife
Springfield Street
Newark
N. J
Fish Merchant Robbed of 500 Dollars at West 141st Street
Thomas Rutherford fish dealer at No 29 West 141st Street was beaten and robbed of $5 by three unknown men about 4 AM yesterday. He was struck behind the counter and rendered unconscious. Augustine Bassi, whose shop is next door, helped in the assault. Dr Leonard Adair attended Rutherford who was taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rutherford
West 141St Street
Rutherford
Journeay and Burnham Sale Raises $193,500 Total
The bankruptcy referee filed a report in Kings County Clerk's Brooklyn office detailing a private sale of Journeay and Burnham store fixtures for $8,500 and merchandise for $185,000, totaling $193,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeay & Burnham
Kings County
Brooklyn
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS PASSENGER LIST FOR EUROPE
A roster of passengers sailing today to Europe includes Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for Hamburg and Grosser Kurfurst for Bremen with many listed couples and individuals. Earlier arrivals from abroad include ships Carmania Kronprinz Wilhelm and Noordam with multiple travelers from Liverpool Antwerp and Rotterdam.
Mystery around women suffrage groups in New York
A discussion of the nascent Women's League and the United Women of America shows two parallel efforts toward female enfranchisement and social reform. Miss Alice M. Tully and others debate whether to unite these groups, sharing aims on equal wages, safe immigration laws, pure food, health boards, and child labor suppression while avoiding the word suffrage in the platform.
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Women’s League
New York
United Women of America
Jamestown
Women's League
United Women of
United Women
Mary Browne Gray
Alice M. Tully
Armstrong
Delmonico’s
Women’s
Mrs. de Rivera
Tuesaday
Lyon
Charlotte Wilbour
Jennie Pomerene
de Rivera
Gerard Bancker
George Howe
Julia Leavens
Delegates Meet at Asbury Park For State Pharmacists
Two hundred delegates attend the thirty seventh annual meeting of the New Jersey State Pharmaceutical Association in the Beach Auditorium Asbury Park. Dr William M Davis East Orange presides as president. Dr George White Jersey City welcomes delegates with Dr Hugh B Kinmonth. Morning reports from the secretary and treasurer are read. A trolley ride to Sea Girt encampment grounds is planned and a Hotel Brunswick dance honors the group as the conference continues through Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New Jersey State Pharmaceutical Association
Beach Auditorhian
Hugh &. Kinmonth
Common Council
George White
Jersey City
William M. Davis
East Orange
Endowed cot born from 33 cents at Bloomingdale Day Nursery
Ruth Bowen donated 33 cents earned through thrift to fund a nursery cot at Bloomingdale Day Nursery, christened the Ruth Crib. Pupils from the Industrial School of All Angels Church helped with the gift and accompanying items while the nursery seeks to clear a $5,000 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Bloomingdale Day Nursery
West 49Th Street
Industrial School of
All Angeles Church
M.*. Stanley
Ruth Bowen
Ruth
Roland Merritt
Bloomingdale Day Nursery Association
Industrial School
Emall
Bloomingdale
M W. W. Perrine
Labor Tickets and City Contracts At Ahearn Hearing
The hearing covered allegations that labor tickets were funneled to Borough President Ahearn and politics influenced dispatch. Alderman Doull claimed Edison and Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company issued tickets to Ahearn, while officials testified tickets were distributed without political requests. Other witnesses discussed sewer repair contracts with Hickey Contracting and inspector practices. the session adjourned to continue tomorrow at 2 PM.
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
Uth Assembly
Dalton
Edison Company
William F. Kinney
Hickey Contracting Company
Kinne Jeone
Department
al Culver
Finap Artment
Kilekey Contracting Company
Hicker Contracting Company
Lls
Hirey Contracting Company
Suing His Father In Law For Alienation Of Affections
The Meriden telegram reports James W. Moshier of Bristol named defendant in a $20 damages suit brought by his son in law Benjamin M. Smith a milkh and. Smith accuses Moshier of alienating his wife and interfering in their marriage. Deposits in several banks are under attachment. The couple has two children with probate court having allocated one each. The case centers on alleged efforts to win Mrs. Smith back from Smith.
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The
Tribune
Meriden
James W. Moshifer
Bristol
Benjamin M. Smith
Milihand
Moshier
Waterbury
Ansonia
Derbys
Hartford
New York Woman Leaves Estate Valued at 190.4m
The will of Mrs. Isaac N. Phelps, of New York City, admitted to probate in Saratoga on June 12, leaves a $190.4 million estate mainly Standard Oil stock and railroad holdings. Frederick W. Maullin receives an annuity of $6.90. remainder goes to brother William M. Swartcut. Sister Mrs. Sarah K. S. Green and nephew William Jerome Green, both of Utica, are named.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Isaac N. Phelps
New York City
United States
Frederick W. Maullin
William M. Swartcut
Troy
N. Ye
Sarah K. S. Green
William Jerome Green
Utica
N.Y
Peculiar accident claims life in Boston
Miss Ann G. Witherell of Braintree died in a Boston hospital after a dog chased a baseball and knocked a gun from a wall rack. The weapon discharged striking her in the head during a visit to a sister last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ann G. Witherell
Braintree
Orange's Big Friday Celebration Details Unfold
Final reports from the Centennial Association show plans completed for Orange New Jersey big day Friday. Salute by Battery A marks morning events followed by church service, historical addresses, flag raising, statue unveiling, wreath laying, and a long parade led by Colonel Oleett with about eight thousand participants anticipated.
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
Governor Stokes
New England Society
Newark
Orange
Harry R. Terhune
Ira A. Kip, Jr
Essex County Country Club
Stokes
Elks Home
Old Burying Ground
Townsend
Charles B. Yardley
St. John’s Catholic Church
Orange Valley Congregational Church
John E. Dix
Daughters of the Revelution
East Orange
George F. Oleett
Naval Reserves
Four Wives Claim Caddick In Bigamy Case
Utica New York June 12 Special Blanche Fried burg of New York learned her husband George E Caddick married multiple women in years long chain of marriages beginning January 35 1907 to Edna Thompson Yonkers then Fitehours in New York City Hazel Carpenter Jersey City and Nellie Phillips Oriskany Utica. Four wives appear in County Judge Pritchards court as Caddick faces bigamy charges. one wife remains at large while the district attorney accuses him of cruel treatment and awaits the grand jury.
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Utica
N. Y
Blanche Friedburg
Jackson Avenue
New York
George FE. Caddick
Caddick
Nellie Phillips
Oriskany
Pritchard
George E. Caddick
Edna Thompson
Yonkers
Secords
Fitehours
Hazel Carpenter
Jersey City
Miss Phillips
This City
Wife No. 4
Pennsylvania sets long suit on railroad crossing injury
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company settled with Edward and Mary Weston of Englishtown for a total of 5.00 in a suit over injuries Mrs. Weston suffered at a railroad crossing on Thanksgiving five years ago. The case moved through Freehold, New Jersey courts, with prior rulings in favor of the railroad and a later reversal ordering retrial.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Edward and
Mary Weston
Englishtown
Here
Freehold
Wests
Hemirickson
Weston
New Jersey Supreme Court
Th Court of Errors and Appeals
Monmouth
Pennsylvania Ral Read Company
Westen
New York Public Library Receives Two Historic Gifts
At yesterday’s trustees meeting in New York City authorities announced two valuable donations to the library system. One gift comprises documents from the Hungary collection while the other stems from the government archives of Leelates.
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Government of
Hungary
New York Public Library
Astor Library
Princeton names Harlan captain of next year's baseball team
E. H W. Harlan of Belair Maryland was elected captain of the Princeton baseball team for the next season. He played shortstop in his freshman year and has been a left fielder on the varsity for the last two years. His fielding average is 1.0 and his batting average is near . His athletic role also includes halfback on the football team.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
E. H W. Harlan
Belair
Speed War West of Pittsburg Cuts Time and Fare
Railroads from Pittsburg to Chicago engage in a speed fight with the Pittsburg and Lake Erie trimming schedule by twenty five minutes. A new train starts Sunday and fares drop by sixty cents. The Pennsylvania, Wabash and Baltimore and Ohio lines cut their running times to meet the competition.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsburg & Lake Emis
Pennsylvania, Wabash
Baltimore & Oakie
Quaker Meter Club Hosts Orphans Day Trip Fun
In Philadelphia on June 12 the Quaker Meter Club organized an Orphans Day. About two thousand children, who had never ridden in a car, enjoyed rides as two hundred machines conveyed them to Willow Grove and Fairmeant parks amid shouting and delight.
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Philadelphia
Willow Grove
Fairmeant Parks
Optimistic Maine landlords forecast summer bookings rise
The Kennebec Journal notes Old Orchard landlords stay hopeful as bookings at smaller Maine coast hotels run ahead of last year. Operators expect a strong July August season with a rush of visitors once trains bring summer tourists. Tradesmen toil to ready inns for the expected influx.
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Kennebec Journal
Maine
Old Orchard
Boston & Maine
Convention Vets Stenographer Buy For Open Meetings
In Denver on June 12 the Western Federation of Miners voted to hire a stenographer to report convention proceedings. The move is seen as the first step toward holding open meetings.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Red Cross Extends Aid To Prisoners Of War
At the international Red Cross conference session it was decided that the Red Cross may aid prisoners of war in addition to the sick and wounded. It was also decided to devote five dollars annually to establish travelling scholarships for Red Cross members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Virginia Day Begins Homecoming Week at Jamestown Exposition
Thousands of Virginians gathered in Norfolk to mark Virginia Day at the Jamestown exposition with afternoon exercises led by Governor Swanson. A grand military parade followed, the Virginia state militia in formation, inaugurating Virginia Homecoming Week at the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia
Old Dominion
Swanson
Blind Bates College graduate overcomes odds
Francis A. Rockford of Newton Lowe Wall Massachusetts a member of Bates College spring graduating class is likely the first blind student to complete a Maine college program. Born blind he studied at the Perkins School for the Blind in Boston and entered Bates in fall 193. He led Eurosophia Society activity and contributed musically to the group, attended all games, and aims to teach or tutor classics French and German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Journal
Francis A. i Ockford
Newton Lowe Wall
Mass
Bates College
Maine
Perkins School For the Blind
Boston
Bates
Eurosophia Society
Yale Zoologist to Retire
New Haven June 2 Special The resignation of Professor Addison E. Verrill chair of zoology in the Sheffield Scientific School is announced to take effect at the close of the school year in two weeks. He is an authority on marine life and has held the Yale chair since 1864 with a close connection to the United States Fish Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Addison EK
Verrill
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
United States Fish Commission
Governor veto blocks Holyoke ice plant proposal
Boston June 12 Governor Guild vetoed a bill allowing Holyoke to own and run a municipal ice plant and sell ice wholesale. He argues the measure would be unconstitutional since the Supreme Court ruled cities cannot sell fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Guild
Holyoke
Supreme Court
Nat Goodwins Company in Wreck at Sparks Yards
Telegraph report states a private car collided with the car carrying Nat Goodwins company en route to Goldfield in Sparks Nevada railway yards. Injured include J H Surridge Tremont NY De Shoff Chattanooga Tenn Norman Sharp R C Tucker Gordon Johnson and Miss Reve Kelley New York. None seriously hurt.
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Tribune
Los Angeles
Reno
Nev
Sparks
Nat Goodwin
Goldfield
J. H. Surridge
Tremont
N. Y
Mr. de Shoff
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norman Sharp
R. Cc. Tucker
Gordon Johnson
Reve Kelley
New York
Obituary notes for O P Davis Brothers and Brooklyn police veteran
Oliver Price Davis president and treasurer of O P Davis & Brothers died at his home on West 131st Street after a long illness. Patrick Bernard Campbell, longtime Brooklyn policeman, died of paralysis at his home on 8720th Street. Campbell served 25 years, led the 5th Election District, and helped break up the Pickleville gang. burial planned at St Catherine's on Fort Hamilton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Price Davis
O. P. Davis & Brothers
West 131St Street
Patrick Bernard Campbell
Campbell
Mth
County Tyrone
Feerick Campbell
St. Catherine's Na Street
Fort Hamilton Avenue
Decision Against Army Pay Sparks Militia Pay Dispute
Washington June report notes militiamen on duty at New York fortifications protest a Treasury ruling denying pay for time beyond maneuvers. Army paymasters must recoup funds from injured Western militiamen previously paid for hospital stays, while General Grant comments on court martial reviews and new orders and ship movements are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Army
Treasury Department
National
Panama Canal Auditor Resigns Amid Service Switch
Ernest F. Benson, general auditor for isthmian canal affairs and the Panama Railroad and Steamship Line, has sent his resignation to Chief Engineer Stevens. Effective within weeks, formal notice will follow at the Canal Commission offices. The move reflects government focus on relocating accounting duties to the isthmus and Benson’s preference to return to railroad work.
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Washington
Ernest 5
Benson
Isthmian Canal Affairs
Panama Railroad and Steamship Line
Stevens
Canal Commission
Devlin report on Japanese bath attack to be analyzed
Washington June 12 The report by District Attorney Devlin of San Francisco on the May attack at the Japanese bath houses has reached Washington and is in the hands of the Secretary. It will be analyzed from the oral point of view as it is transmitted by telegraph. The main interest lies in the testimony collected by Mr Devlin, though it is reasonably certain the State Department will not make the report public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Devlin
San Francisco
State Department
Carrie Nation Arrested in Washington Night Incident
Washington report states Carrie Nation was arrested on a local oil conduct charge after a Fatiguing a crow incident in front of a downtown venue. She was released on collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carrie Nation
Libel Suit Against C S Hanks Grows In Boston
A $300 libel suit is filed by Francis J Higginson Charles L ering and Rogrel W Taft against Charles S Hanks President Roosevelt and former Boston terminal company investigator. The case cites Hanks statements at a Brookline Repo Club address on February 18 claiming graft and a $1 0 0 000 valuation theft at the terminal South station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
the Tribune
Boston
Ben
Charles S Hanks
Roosevelt
Boston Ter Company
Francis J. Higginson
Charles Lering
Rogrel W. Taft
Trisl
Hanks
Repo Club
Brookline
South
Former Army Officer Ends Life in Trenton
James H. Tallon a longtime local businessman and former United States Army lieutenant shot himself today in Trenton New Jersey after months of depression and illness. He was sixty five and leaves a wife a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
James H. Tallon
United States Army
Senate Makes Garibaldi Centenary a National Holiday
Rome reports the Senate approved a bill declaring the centenary of Giuseppe Garibaldi's birth a national holiday on July 15, marking the event as a day of national observance and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Senate
Garibaldi
Bankrupt petitions filed in district court yesterday
Involuntary petition against Derry Ollas Company printers of 109 Liberty Street. Insolvency admitted. Lee D. Kitchell appointed receiver with bond 3000. Other filings include Benjamin J. Irving, Woodlawn Heights voluntary petition debts 22200 assets 0. Jennie Irving, Morris voluntary petition with debts 31008. Calevark and Prescott Bigelow among major secured creditors. Listing of various creditors and assets.
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United States District Court
Derry-Ollas@ Company
Liberty Street
Eugene C. Lewis Ci
Neostyle Envelope Company
William Crook
Lee D. Kitchell
Benjamin J. Irving
Woodlawn Heights
Jennie Irving
Morris
New York
Calewark
Prescott Bigelow
Mile
Paris
France
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Hill
N. C
A. J. Woodruff
E J. Willis
Pepel
Chatham National
Riverside Bank
M Bank
Amazon
American Lamp
Continental
International Rubber Company
Town
N. J
Ia Ls
John V. Irwin
Paul Rat Mise
West Sith St Th
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Health Department
Swear Words Aid Church Fund
Journeay & Burnham Sale
Europe
Ible
F. Prentice
H Hobart Porter
Clarence
Calvin W Rice
Wiaan
Mee
William #. Young
James Hedges Crowell
Simon Lake
James Wells
Finch
Simeon Ford
Grossern Kurfurst
Bremen
C. H. Belknap
Virginia L. Hunt
N. T. Corn
John G. Taylor
D. W. Mont
John G. Cargomery
Liverpool
E. B. Andrews
Mary Lawton
Barclay Chad
J. Laurens Vanwick
Alen
James Porter
W. D. Ings Wright
Kronprinz Wilhelm
George I. Carnegie
Wilson
Allen Curtis
Charles E
B. W. Lacey
Lane
W. Il. Tucker
Finland
Antwerp
Tracy Y. Cannon
Julian H
C. Stuart Patterson
Tyler
J. M. Sawyer
jJean van Bergen
R. H. Brown
Miss Tully
Asbury
Bloomingdale Nursery
LABOR
Pennsylvania
Harlan
Army and Navy News
Grants
F. D. Grant
Grant
Daniel W. Lockwood
Corps of Engineers
Light— House Board
Amos Stickney
Christopher Collins
Fort Walla Walla
Fort Riley
Jesse R. Harris
Fort Assiniboine
Fort Worden
Frederick H. Mills
Fort Flagler
Ernest G. Bingham
Garegeon
General Hospital
Presidio of San Francisco
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H. Laning
Neva
Freedmoor
S. H. R. Doyle
Navy Yard
T. A. Weaver
W. J. Zalesky
H. J. Nelley
DT. W. Chadwick
Lancaster
D. G. McRitchie
BR. D. McGee
Kew West
Kk. B. Liupton
Naval Station
Key West
Navy Department
Sterling
Portsmouth
N. H
Hampton Roads
Muskegon
Stewart
Newport News
Iled
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Lambert Point
Hampton Aemy
Wolverine
Ludington
Mich
Talbot
Manly
Annapolis
Eae Sie
Mayflower
Blakely
San Diego
Portland
Tennessee
Newport
Panama Canal
C. S. Hanks
Italy
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