Receiver Hoped For United States Shipbuilding Case
Hearing before Judge Andrew Kirkpatrick in Newark on the petition of Roland B. Conklin et al for a receiver for United States Shipbuilding Company ended. Arguments favored appointment by some, while defense contends no insolvency or fraud exists and a receiver would trigger foreclosures. judge will rule Tuesday or Wednesday after briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Kirkpatrick
United States Circuit Court
Newark
Roland B. Conklin
United States Shipbuilding Company
United States
James Smith, Jr
Kirkpatrick
Charles L. Corbin
Jersey City
Jie
Shipbuilding Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Corbin
Steel Company
Mr. Corbin
Robert H. McCarter
McCarter
New Jersey
New Jersey Equity
Conklin
Richard V. Lindabury
United States Supreme Court
Arson Charge Against Hotel Caretaker Named Baylis
Bay Shore Long Island June 24 John A Baylis caretaker for J F Herle lessee of the New Fire Island Hotel, destroyed May 7 in a fire causing 200000 loss, arrested on second degree arson. He was arraigned at Bay Shore, declined plea, denied the charge, aged 73, allegedly sole occupant when fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore
Long Island
John A. Baylis
J. F. Herle
Fire Island
Baylis
Madison St
Brooklyn
Brewster
Bayils
Sankey Son Reports Evangelist Blinded
Allen Sankey, son of Ira D. Sankey, said his father is hopelessly blind after eye specialists found optic nerve destruction. Trachoma earlier blinded his right eye. left eye vision now gone. Sankey had travelled abroad six weeks ago but details of his destination were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Sankey
Ira D. Sankey
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Purchase of Oregon Short Line by San Pedro Radiates Progress
Senator William A. Clark of Montana and president of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway said the purchase of the Oregon Short Line segment from Salt Lake City to Caliente Nevada had been virtually consummated but required several days to finalize paper work. He indicated control would likely pass by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Clark
Montana
The
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Calientes
Nev
Clark
Elm Street Nearing Readiness for Public Traffic
Work on Elm Street between Great Jones and Prince streets progresses with granite blocks by Degnon McLean Contracting Company. Superintendent says thoroughfare will be turned over to the city by mid next week. South of Prince, street work will be blocked by subway excavators for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lm-St
Great Jones
Princests
Degnon- Mclean Contracting Company
Prince the
Miss Celestine Man Committed to Bloomingdale Asylum
Miss Celestine Man daughter of William Man of 18 West Tenth Street was taken from Bellevue Hospital to Bloomingdale Asylum after mental decline began with the death of a sister. While at Bellevue she became violent, often wearing a straitjacket. Bellevue physicians and Dr Pearce Bailey examined her and on Bailey's recommendation the commitment papers were prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestine Man
William Man
West Tenth St
Bloomingdale Asylum
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Man
Bellevue
Pearce Bailey
West Fifty-third-st
Iley
Marshall Wilder Weds After Nine Years Courtship
Marshall P. Wilder, noted lecturer and vaudeville performer, wed Miss Sophia Cornell Hanks after a nine year courtship at Colonel Theodore C. Marceau's Fifth Avenue studio. The ceremony was witnessed by Colonel Marceau and James Young with Rev. Dr. George C. Houghton officiating. The couple left for a Boston honeymoon after the 3 p.m. ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Marceau
Marshall P. Wilder
Sophia Cornell Hanks
Edmund §. Hanks
Brooklyn
Colonel Marceau
Fifth Ave
George C. Houghton
Church of the Transfiguration
Marceau
James Young
Mr. Wilder
Alpine
Hank
Tribune
Stolen paintings recovered from Port Chester mansion raid
A cache of twenty two oil paintings valued near $100000 stolen from Blind Brook Farm in Port Chester was recovered in New York pawnshops. William Stevens, former butler, pawned them in nineteen shops for under $1000. Mr and Mrs Story reclaim the works including a prized Princess Louise. Police keep subject identities confidential. Stevens claims some miniatures were given to a young woman and that pawnbrokers paid 50 cents per miniature while funds were gambled on horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stevens
Marion Story
Blind Brook Farm
Port Chester
New- York
Donovan
Stevens
New York
Story
No. 206
East Twenty-eighth-st
Minister Responds in Supreme Court Divorce Suit
The Rev Dr George H Van De Water rector of St Andrew s Protestant Episcopal Church filed an answer to a suit in which he is named as corespondent for an absolute divorce brought by Commodore Archibald Watt against his wife. Watt alleges adultery with Van De Water in 1900 1901 and 1902 across New York New Jersey and other places. George R Van De Water denies the adultery charges and intervening counter claim. The respondent seeks dismissal of the counter claim with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. van de Water
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Supreme Court
Commodore Archibald Watt
van de Water
Italy
New York
New Jersey
Watt
George R. van de Water
Approval of Western National Bank and National Bank of Commerce Consolidation
The Western National Bank board approves a plan to consolidate with the National Bank of Commerce. The bank proposes increasing capital by 25,000 shares at 19 each, with $17,500,000 in assets targets and a $10,000,000 surplus, and votes to call a special August 5 meeting for shareholder approval and asset sale to NBC. President Snyder urges proxies favoring adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western National Bank of the United States
National Bank of Commerce
Western National Bank
Valentine P. Snyder
Snyder
Crossed Bridge by Footpath in Insanity Hearing
A sheriff's jury and commission heard testimony on Henry Prentice a New York Stock Exchange broker declared in sane. Mrs Prentice described delirium tremens addiction and neuritis affecting his ability to work and relate disturbing actions including crossing the unfinished Brooklyn Bridge on foot and burying a child in front of their house with rosebushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Prentice
New York Stock Exchange
George JL. Fox
Charles W. West
Prentice
Cravenette Raincoats Promote Weatherproof Wear
Guessing today’s weather spurs sale of Summer weight cravenettes and year round coats. Racers Peer & Company advertises Oxford mixed covert gray pin check coats from $18 to $35 in multiple weights and patterns with mail and store orders from Broadway and Warren Street locations.
Kicks Driver to Death After Street Collision and Crush
Peter Hanson a truck man of 304 Bleecker street was kicked and crushed to death by a horse after a car knocked it down on Ninth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The horse was shot due to injuries. the truck demolished. Car conductors Thomas Swannick and Otto Peters were held in $500 bail by Coroner Scholer for appearance tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hanson
Bleecker St
Truckman
Ninth Ave
Hanson
Knittel
Thomas Swannick
Otto Peters
East Sixty-fifth-st
Scholer
Notable Names Appear Across Manhattan Hotel Listings
HOME NEWS lists prominent figures visiting New York hotels and venues. Included are Professor E. S. Jones of the University of Virginia, British Consul R. G. Tebbett at Shanghai, exGovernor S. T. Hauser of Montana, General James Symington, Grand Admiral Frank Curtis, Senator John Foley, Congressman George N. Southwick, and others visiting or associated with the city. The roster features figures from academia, government, and industry, reflecting a wide cross section of notable travelers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASTOR
E. S. Jones
University of Virginia
Broadway Central
R. G. Tebbett
Shanghai
China
Fifth Avenue
S. T. Hauser
Montana
Ceneral James Symington
Lancaster
A. Pearson
London
Navarre
J. F. Barnes
T. B. Peck
U. S. A. Plaza
Malcolm G. Chase
Providence
Victoria— Fox
T. Chapin
Rochester
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas Lipton
Ireland
Bruce Ismay
W. G. Elliott
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Baltimore
C. W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Racing at Sheepshead Bay and planning meeting announced
Racing at Sheepshead Bay is set for 2 30 p m with a Rapid Transit Commission hearing on transportation lines to the new bridge at 3 p m The Anawanda Club a Democratic group from the XVIIIth Assembly District plans its annual excursion Monday June 2 aboard the Grand Republic to Locust Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Rapid Transit Commission
New Bridge
Coney Island Jockey Club
East 34Th St
39Th Street
Bree
K Bush
Mt Av
Chase Marries Daughter of Confederate Spy Belle Boyd's Kin
Charles W. Chase, who just obtained a divorce from Nettie V. Chase, wed Isabella Boyd Hammond daughter of Belle Boyd the famed Civil War Confederate spy. Magistrate Denel stated he did not know the bride's mother's history at the time. Belle Boyd, born in Martinsburg Virginia, served the Confederacy and endured multiple imprisonments before Lincoln banished her from the U.S. The bride was born in Baltimore in 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Chase
Nettie V. Chase
Isabella Boyd Hammond
Belle Boyd
Denel
Martinsburg
Old
Carroll and
Capitol
Washington
Lincoln
Sam Wylde Harding
U S. W
John S. Hammond
Baltimore
Brooklyn Men Visit Subway Inspection Tour
John B. McDonald and E P Bryan of IRT escorted a Brooklyn League delegation through the subway visiting City Hall station Fifty-ninth Street circle station and the tunnel at one hundred ninety street Fort areas where rock cutting is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McDonald
E. P. Bryan
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn League
Legislature to Investigate State Expenditures in New York
Albany June 244 Senators Malloy and Rogers announced a joint sub committee will probe State expenditures. Members include Raines Brown Armstrong Allds Grady Foley Costello Treat Patton Landon Palmer Hornidge to examine where public funds were used and if any squandering occurred during prior appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Assembly
Odell
Senate Finance Committee
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Malloy
John Raines
E. R. Brown
W. W. Armstrong
J. P. Allds
Thomas F. Grady
Samuel J. Foley
Rogers
Thomas M. Costello
Oswego
Ernest G. Treat
Cayuga
John K. Patton
Erie
Francis G. Landon
Dutchess
George M. Palmer
Schoharie
William H. Hornidge
New York
Brooklyn to Seek Plans for 1 Million Municipal Building
Borough President Swanstrom announced Brooklyn architects invited to compete for drawing plans for a new eight story municipal building on the south side of Joralemon street near Court street opposite Borough Hall. The project is estimated at 1 million dollars and will house nearly all city departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanstrom
Brooklyn
Municipal
H. Ec, Anthony
Stephen W. Dodge
R. L. Daus
Frank Freeman
Washington Hall
Woodruff Leeming
Lord & Hewlett
George L. Morse
Parfitt Brothers
Schickel & Ditmars
William Tubby & Bros
Daniel m. Ward
Wilkinson & Magenigie
Joralemon St
Court St
Borough Hall
Belmont denies Interborough ties to Port Chester railroad
August Belmont, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, yesterday denied any interest in the New York and Port Chester Rail road Company. He refuted claims of a connection with Port Chester officials and stated the IRT has had no dealings with William C. Gotshall or any other official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Belmont
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
New York and Port Chester Railroad Company
Court of Appeals
Bronx
Port Chester
William C. Gotshall
Port Chester Company
Gotshall
Record Cotton Prices Hit New Highs on Tuesday and Wednesday
Speculative activity carried over into yesterday morning with more new high records on the local cot ton market. First prices for July to October showed firm advances, with July up to 13.0 and August near 12.80, while later months fluctuated and closed with a net advance of 35 points and total sales around 650000 bales.
SUPERVISOR COWEN MAY RESIGN
Rumor of Supervisor Cowen of The City Record possibly resigning circulated after no confirmation from Mayor Low, Controller Grant, or Corporation Counsel Rives. Cowen cited prolonged attacks by expert accountants as exhausting and said he lacks time for personal affairs while running The City Record and replying to charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowen
City Record
Low
Grant
Rives
Mr. Cowen
Public to See Vaults and Banking Rooms at Irving Bank
The Irving National Bank in the Irving Building at Chambers and Hudson streets will hold a public inspection of its new banking rooms and safe deposit vaults from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Officers listed include President Charles H. Fancher Vice Presidents Samuel L. Conover and Charles F. Mattlage and Cashier Benjamin F. Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving National Bank
Irving Building
Chambers and
Hudson Sts
Charles H. Fancher
Samuel L. Conover
Charles F. Mattlage
Benjamin F. Werner
Tariff League Moves to Expansive New Broadway Loft
The American Protective Tariff League relocates from Twenty third street to 339 Broadway occupying over five thousand square feet. Under President Charles A. Moore and Executive Committee Chairman Colonel William Barbour the organization reports improved distribution of documents and a period of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Protective Tariff League
Twenty
Broadway
League
Charles A. Moore
William Barbour
Tariff League
Schafran Brothers Assign to Creditors at Broadway Firms
Bernhard and Tsidor Schafran wholesale dealers and clothing manufacturers at 588 and 3% Broadway assigned their stock for creditors to Benjamin Jacobs of 77 Falton Street with Joseph I. Green as attorney for the assignee. The Sheriff seized the stock of Joseph Mayer at 31 Trinity Place and will sell it on June 39 to satisfy an execution in favor of Edwin Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard and
Tsidor Schafran
Schafran Brothers
Broadway
Benjamin Jacobs
Faltonst
Joseph I. Green
Joseph Mayer
Trinity Place
Edwin Golden
Bankrupt petitions filed in district court yesterday
Bankruptcy filings show several individuals and firms in distress. THOMAS J. DUFFY of West Forty-third St lists liabilities 4040 with assets 3010. principal creditor Frank Caggill of Houston recovered a $1 judgment for personal damages. J BOROWSKY of Tarrytown shows liabilities 3618, assets 100. principal creditor B Bernstein. STEPHEN H SHARPSTEEN of West 116th St reports liabilities 2478, assets 1040. principal creditor is the Merchants' National Bank receiver of Binghamton. SIGMUND and SOLOMON SEELIG trading as Seelig Brother at 27 St Mark's note liabilities 1128, assets 0. principal creditor Charles M Stevens of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Duffy
West Forty-third St
Frank Caggill
Houston
Tex
Sniffy
J. Borowsky
Tarrytown
B. Bernstein
Broad Way
Petitioner
Stephen H. Sharpsteen
West One-hundred
Merchants’ National Bank of Binghamton
Trade Directory Of Dry Goods And Associated Firms
A compiled list of merchants and manufacturers across cities including Rochester Charleston Pomeroy Harrisburg Baltimore Boston Philadelphia and New York. entries name firms like Beadle Sherbourne Daniels Garvin Hunt Hutzler Long and Wanamaker with their offerings from dry goods linens millinery and furnishing goods to hosiery and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle & Sherburne Company
Rochester
R. BR
Sherburne
Leonardst
Victoria
F. J. Daniels & Co
Charleston
W. Va
Daniels Dry
Broadway Central
Pomeroy & Stewart
Harrisburg
A. J. Kline
Walker
M. Landauer
Grandst
Victoria Joe Gutman & Co
Baltimore
Spandauer
Grand-st
Herald Square
Nathan Gutman & Co
N. I
Broadway
Imperial
S Hirsch
Wilkesbarre
Howe & Stetson
New Haven
J. Bernstein
Navarre
E. P. Hunt & Co
Great Barrington
Mass
E. P. Hunt
Drygoods
Criterion
W. Brusie
Hutzler Bros
J. Frank Haynie
St. Denis
Long’s Sons
C. Heltzman
W. E. Smith
Franklin St
Lederer, Strauss & Co
Des Moines
M. Schloss
Imperial O'Gorman
Providence
T. O.gorman
J. F. Lear
Murray Hill
Reynolds Bros E. P. Dougherty
Normandie Rice-Styx Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
A. S. Ranc
Franklinst
Hoffman
S. M. Rice & Co
Wheeling
S. M. Rice
Cadillac Rosenbaum Company
Pittsburg
W. Rosenbaum
Nations
Broomest
W. M. Whitney & Co
Albany
Frank Sherman
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington
M. Johnson
Holland
Jonas Long's Sons
J. F. Leary
Wosenbaum Company
W. Ro
M. Whitney
Frank , Elrs
Herman
Jewomestics
Frank
Shauer
Jewels Stolen From Hotel Melrose Safe
Chicago police arrest Charles Reinlein and John Ergvahl on charges of stealing jewels valued at 315,000 from the Hotel Melrose Los Angeles safe on October 28 192. Reinlein a hotel clerk and Ergvahl a bellboy confessed and led police to Ergvahl. A third man tied to the robbery is believed in San Francisco and police there have been asked to detain him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Reinlein
John Ergvahl
Melrose
Los Angeles
Reinlein
Ergvahl
J. J. Webster
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Gold finds near Valdez draw stampede to Lowe River Forty miles?
Seattle dispatch reports the steamer Excelsior arriving with early details of new gold finds near Valdez on Lowe River twenty three miles from Valdez. Eight hundred acres have been staked as prospectors rushed to the site in the days before the ship left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Valdez
Excelsior
Lowe River
Judgments Filed For Sums Over $1 Yesterday
Debtors listed include Aufferman Frederick A A Gruipe and another, Sits Adams Albert J jr Brewer and another, Borkle Anna Kaplan Dae Say Browne Harriet W Silverman, Branigan Thomas E J F Betz, Callaway Samuel R Jubell, and many others in orders exceeding amounts like 471,045, 1,942, 1,581, 257, 10,646, 3,795, and 6,775. The list covers banks, street railway companies, and corporations with numerous names and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
H_B Collins
Co-operative Supply Company—Lamont Corliss
Fuart
F Cunningham
Ferguson
Samuel T Bank & Co
Falding
Frederic
Caille
Greve
Helen LM
Eitz
Ane Grant
Judson
First National A of
Balton Spa
Haverstraw
Victor
Las
Karstein
George EB Peck
de Gnre
Lord
Frank D
W Lawson
Ly Abraham
Metropolitan Street Railway
Cowan
Staad
Lee
Richard R
R Bird
Lajoth
Charles—A_ Freeman
McIntyre
Charles Jonty
Manhattan Railway Company
Metropolitan Elevated Railway
W Bruce
The
Metropolitan Street Railway _ Company a
McDonald
Perlman
Samuel
M Levy
V2 Rosenberg
Herman C G Brown
Shelby Motor Car
WE Haske
Uptegrove
William EI
Kimball
Weiner
Harry—S
R Knobel
Uebeek
William J
Siegel-Cooper Company
White
Frederick JE Stephens
A Dee Williams
William PE W Eager
James S—C P Parker
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac
A compact almanac style note lists sunrise at 4 29 and sunset at 7 54 with moon phase and tides. It records high water at Sandy Hook and Governor’s Island with times in the morning and afternoon, noting Hell Gate at specific hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
P.M
Hell Gate
Shipping News: List of Steamers and Arrivals
Detailed shipping notices list vessels sailing and arriving at the Bar with passenger counts mails and merchandise. Ships include Princess Irene Hilary Barbarossa Glacier Oceanic Bay Hardanger Iroquois Bluefields Hamilton New York Maravat City of Augusta and others with voyage legs from Genoa Naples Gibraltar Lisbon Baltimore Charleston Rotterdam and more to various agents and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Irene
Ger
Dannemann
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Oelrichs & Co
Hilary
Pope
Maranham
Ceara
Manaos
Para
Barbados
Booth & Co
Bar
Barbarossa
Mentz
Bremen
Southampton
United States
Glacier Spyver
Manila
Colombo
Malta
Oceanic Bay
Cameron
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Line
Hardanger
Harland
Palermo
Algiers
Simpson, Spence & Young
Iroquois
Watson
Jacksonville
Charleston
William FP
Clyde & Co
Bluefields
Hasting
Baltimore
H A Foster
Mise
Hamilton
Boaz
Newport News Ok
Old Dominion SeCo
New-York
Butz
Rotterdam
Philip Ruprecht
Maravat
Hunter
Trinidad
Grenada
Trinidad Shipping and Trading Company
Moise
City of Augusta
Bur
Savannaha
Ocean Si Co
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Son of Evangelist
Oregon Short Line
Elm ST
Man
Bloomingdale
Marshall Wilder
Mr. Story
Dr. Lyon
AB Gos Bos
Racers, Peer & Company
City Hall
Warren St
Cor
4Th Ave
West
Ij Fane
ONS
Geo. C.furnt Co
West 24Th
Driver
Home News
New York City
Subway
Messers. McDonald and
Bryan
Joint Committee of Inquiry
Belmont
Port Chester Railroad Company
United States District Court
Marine Intelligence
Hamburg
Aeseechia
Augusta
Savannah
Avannah
Jamaica
Clyde Wyc Cong Frode
Madrid
Deutschland
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Belgravia
Hamb-Am Chalmette
New Orleans
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Lucia
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Mallory Cuzeo
St Lucia
Grace Antilia Wteee
Nassau
la Savoie Eeeeee
Havre
French Norge
Sm. Paul
Umbria
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Leith
Alame
Galveston
Pontabelle
St Croix
Mallory
Coame
San Juan
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Santiago
Ny&pr
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French
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Wilson
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Morgan
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Old Dominion
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Mobile
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Havana
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Conche
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San Franccisco
Alta
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Andes
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Ballion
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Belcher
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St Lane Gould & Curry
Union
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Henry EL Dixey
Tieton Gardens
Crystal
ST. Nicholas
Pilsen
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Shannon
Ree T
Pain’s
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Pawtucket
Keiths
Shanna
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Gasino
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Hagenbeck
Terrace Garden
Flotow
Martha
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Shipping News
Port of New-York
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Pontiac
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Trieste
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Fry Hordeaux
Stearin Ital
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Bre
Christiansand
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Parie
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Newport
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Nor
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Cherokee
San Domingo City
Turk’s Island
Comal
Teutonic Fs Instry
Queenstown Lizard
la Lorrain
Alix
Havre Clyde
Tune
Somerset
Bristol
Llandaft City
Andrews
Campathian Br. Barr
Swinemunde
Alabama
Deutschland Getank
Dalrdorff
Cherbourg
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Richter
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