Rumor of a Canal Project in Colombia Denied
Reported plan to build an inter American canal with Colombia funding via labor from armies and stock shares is dismissed by Diego Mendoza and Guillermo Valencia. They state no canal proposal has been made and call the circulating tale unfounded.
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America
Colombia
Pan-American Congress
Rio
Reyes
Europe
Diego Mendoza
United States
Guillermo Valencia
Sefior Mendoza
Treaty prevents second canal plan across Americas
Washington dispatches report the Hay-Pauncefote treaty of 1901 blocks any second Atlantic Pacific canal. The Atrato route is infeasible after surveys. Chilean and Peruvian legations deny knowledge of such a project, with lack of confirmation from other potential sources. If pursued, the plan would be viewed as unfriendly by the United States, with possible support only from Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Bogota
Atrato
United States
Colombia
Quiet in Panama After Election Disturbances
Washington reports from Governor Magoon and Consul General Shanklin in Panama describe light voting, two deaths in post voting clashes, and overall calm. Government party wins in Panama and Colon, Liberal leaders aiding order, with national assembly elections set for July 1. Marines remain in the canal zone as measures to quell unrest take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Magoon
Shanklin
Panama
Colon
Columbia
Arias
Canal Zone
The
Republic
Inwood Garbage Plant Nuisance Sparks Village Complaint
Mempstead June 5. Town Board hears complaint about New York City garbage plant in Inwood causing strong odors after Harren Island fire. Ex Assemblyman Wilbur Dougherty and John F. Taylor say the plant lacks required tall stacks to vent smoke. Board declines jurisdiction and cites Beach of Mealth Tawood for remedy. locals include Talbot J. Poa Willam A. Hazard and RE. C. Benedict.
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Mempstead
Long Island
City of New York
Inwood
Harren Island
Wilbur Dougherty
John F. Taylor
Willace
Mealth Tawood
Talbot J. Poa Willam A. Hazard
RE. C. Benedict
James Scene
Daniel Chauncey
Woman Physician Injured In Brooklyn Runabout Crash
Dr. Novelle G. Le Grand a Brooklyn Department of Health physician was injured when her electric runabout bucked tossed her from the dashboard and it ran down the street wrecking the machine. She was shaken but rode to her home at No 46 Johnson Street under Dr Webb care and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelle G. le Grand
Department of Health
Brooklyn
Adams
Concord
le Grand
Brooklyn Aspital
Johnson Street
Child injured as auto hits nurse carrying toddler
A two year old, Neds Walcoff of 22 West 11th street, and his nurse were struck by a car while crossing 125th Street at Madison Avenue. The child suffered painful injuries. The vehicle, owned by Mrs. J Cassidy of 4 West 244 Arresia, Hackensack, N J, was involved in the crash. The incident occurred yesterday during a crossing mishap in New York City.
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Neds Walcoff
West 11Th Street
125Th Street
Madison Avenue
J. Cassidy
West 244
Arresia
Public Buildings Bill Sets New York Funding And Site Tests
The omnibus public buildings bill proposes 21 million dollars nationwide with New York receiving 1.647 million including 450 thousand for a New York City custom house interior finished in marble. It creates a commission to study New York postal facilities and notes post office site questions at Pennsylvania terminal. The act directs sales of the Denver mint and Los Angeles federal building to fund a new mint and federal building. The measure awaits House action.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York State
House
Custom House
New York City
Senate
Pennsylvania
New York
Union
House Committee On
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Little Falls
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Hudson
Oiean
Schenectady
Yonkers
Amsterdam
Johnstown
Malone
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North Red
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Watertown
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Newbern
Kinston
Salisbury
Fayetteville
Henderson
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Allentown
Westchester
Lancaster
Carlisle
Charleroi
Hazleton
Mead- Ville
Sharon
Bradford
Carbondale
Chambersburg
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Easton
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Punxsutawney
Sewickley
Shamokin
York
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
Vermont
Burlington
Barre
Virginia
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Roanoke
Portsmouth
Fredericksburg
Manchester
Winchester
West Virginia
Bluefield
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Denver
Mint
Federal
Los Angeles
Grand Rapids
Mich
House Public Buildings and Grounds
Magistrate rules contribution boxes allow Sunday baseball a crime free
Magistrate Steinert of Harlem police court held that playing baseball on Sundays with a contribution box at the entrance gate is not a crime if contributions are not forced. He discharged Savannah Giants and All-America teams officials arrested for a Sunday game on Sth Street and First Avenue after detectives Lynch and Blumel reported the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert
Harlem
Savannah Giants
All-America
Sth Street
First Avenue
Lynch
Blumel
Big Saving in New Districts as Election Maps Cut
The Board of Elections sent rearranged Senate Assembly and election district maps to the printer and expects the new boundaries to reach officials within two weeks. Districts drop from 1,948 to 1,468, saving election officers over 150,000 a year and reducing rent for polling places. In 1948 Manhattan had 98 districts, Brooklyn 690, Bronx 153, Queens 1, Richmond 43. the new totals are Manhattan 734, Brooklyn 486, Bronx 123, Queens 8, Richmond 42. Commissioner Page noted districts rarely exceed 690 names and patronage loss is accepted for large savings.
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Board of Elections
Senate
Assembly
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Charles B. Page
Estate has two administrators for Stottlar estate
Stamford, Conn June 2 Judge Taylor of the Probate Court ruled that Captain Victor E Stottlar died domiciled in Stamford making two administrators for his estate Henry J Warren was granted administration papers on behalf of the widow s son Malcolm W Stottlar while the widow dropped opposition acknowledging Stamford as domicile and the life insurance money being held in New York eventually.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Taylor
Victor E. Stottlar
Thomas
Henry J. Warren
Captain Stottlar
Malcolm W. Stottlar
Cost of living bars marriage plan in Amityville talk
The Rev W D P Bliss rector of St Marys Amityville spoke at Christ Church rectory before ten rectors on socialism and the rising cost of living as the main cause for many men aged 30 to 44 remaining single. He urged the church to address the root cause to combat immorality and preserve marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby
the Tribune
Babylon
N. Y
W. D. P. Bliss
St. Mary’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Amityville
Christ Church
Fire rumor frightens tenants as rabbi dies in tenement
The cries of Rabbi Hyman Katz in a Ridge Street tenement woke tenants who fled thinking the house on fire. Katz, asleep on the roof with his family, cried that his heart and body were burning before dying of heart disease early yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Katz
No. 84
Ridge Street
Katz
Justice Giegerich Upholds Coroner Decision
Supreme Court denies writ of habeas corpus and order to reduce bail for William Bodisher the New York City Railway motorman charged in the June 16 death of two children Joseph and Teresa Celinago at 12th Street and Avenue A Coroner Harburger set $60,000 bond in preliminary inquiry, a figure challenged by defense counsel but upheld by Justice Giegerich.
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Harburger
Giegerich
Supreme Court
William Bodisher
New York City Railway
Joseph
Teresa Celinago
12Th Street
Avenue A
Harvurger
Bodisher
Mirhern Counser
Justice Glegertch
Point Judith harbor project delays disputed by engineer
Washington June 25 Colonel Joseph H Willard in charge of Point Judith harbor of refuge Rhode Island says delay criticisms are exaggerated. A landowner refuses to sell a beach strip needed before construction and will review full details for Secretary Taft in a week or two. Army and Navy orders and vessel movements follow with multiple promotions and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Point Judith Refuge
Joseph H. Willard
Corps of Engineers
Harbor of Refuge
Point Judith
R. I
Secretary of War
Army
Willard
Army Chief of Engineers
Taft
Explosion at Ammonia Plant Traps Two Workers
An ammonia pipe exploded in the basement of the James Everard Brewing Company at 7 East 134th street yesterday afternoon. Twenty five employees escaped save for engineer Hugh Mooney and James Janesson who were overcome by gas and rescued by coworkers. May Callihan at 3 East 134th street was treated after gas drifted to nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everard Brewing Company
East 134Th Street
Hugh Mooney
Fifth Avenue
James Janesson
Theuilding
Miss May Callihan
No. 3
Workmen Smothered in Sand at Peekskill Sand Bank Accident
At Jones Point opposite Peekskill James A. Degroat operates the biggest sand bank. While removing sand to reach a large scow, sand slid with a rush burying three men. One man was slightly hurt. Two were found dead after rescue efforts. Bodies showed they collided while trying to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Point
Peekskill
James A. Degroat
Jockey Author of 23 for You Arrested for Drunkenness
Patsy Morrison, the jockey who says he authored 23 for you skiddoo, was arrested for drunkenness. Judge Whelan fined 23 dollars with costs and gave Morrison three times twenty three days in the work house but suspended sentence for a first offense. Morrison explained the origin of the number 23 and the phrase he popularized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patsy Morrison
Skiddoo
Whelan
Morrison
Sheepshead Bay
Drowned Fishermen Reported Hit by Steam Launch
Coroner Samuel Nutt heard from John Lawrence of Rockaway Park about a June 12 drowning off Jamaica Bay. Three divers Charles Golzenleuchter Frederick Schenck and Frank Reichert were believed drowned after their boat was struck by a steam launch. the boat was not recovered and Nutt will conduct a thorough investigation.
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Samuel Nutt
John Lawrence
Rockaway Park
Charles Golzenleuchter
Frederick Schenck
Frank Reichert
Jamaica Bay
Nutt
Investment moves in Fifth Avenue district attracts buyers
John Hoge of Zanesville Ohio adds to holdings in the central Fifth avenue district through George R Read Co. He buys a five story brownstone front business building on a 22 by 98.9 foot lot from Jacob and Michael Dreler and Maurice C Sternbach. The parcels total 5 575 square feet forming an L shaped plot with 483 and 485 Fifth Ave a six story mercantile building. A courtyard at the northeast corner of 41st street and Fifth Ave remains unusable and protected. Other redevelopments include M Kurzman Sons replacing Sands house with a five story modern building and plans for a twelve story structure on Nos 224 and 326 Fifth Ave. Ernest N Adler sells six lots east of Avenue A to Bohemian Workingmen Gymnastic Association for a six story gymnasium with living quarters above. William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company sells 125 by 100 foot plot on Edgecombe Ave near 145th St for two six story elevator apartments. Realty Mortgage Company Realty and Construction Company on Clinton Ave and Oakland Place, and American Mortgage Company are involved in a 9000 dollar matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoge
Zanesville
Ohio
Fifth Avenue
George R. Read & Co. No
East 41St St
Jacob and
Michael Dreler
Maurice C. Sternbach
Fifth Ave
Hoge
41St St
5Th Ave
M. Kurzman & Sons
G. Knoche
H. Weiler
Bohemian Workingmen’s Gymnastic Association
Avenue A
William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company
Edgecombe Ave
145Th St
Plans filed for eleven story building at 20 West 21st Street
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for an eleven story commercial building with ground floor stores at 20 West 21st Street for Twenty-first Street Construction Company. It will be 60 feet front and 82 feet deep, terra cotta facade with brick trim, cost $206,000. Architect Henri Fouchaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
West 21St St
Twenty-first Street Construction Company
Henri Fouchaux
Trustees of Wilson School win approval to sell corner plot
Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court granted the trustees of the Wilson School for Girls permission to sell a northwest corner plot at Avenue A and 8th Street to Julius Tishman for $123,000. The parcel fronts 113 feet on 8th Street and 80.6 feet on Avenue A. the school was incorporated in 1854 with no liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Wilson School For Girls
Avenue
8Th St
Julius Tishman
Avenue A
Syndicate Buys Manhattan Hotel and Far Rockaway Property
A syndicate led by Edgar Lehman purchased the Manhattan Hotel and the Henry Hinckel estate at Far Rockaway opposite the Long Island Railroad station for about $150,000. A hotel costing around $300,000 is expected to be erected on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lehman
Manhattan
Henry Hinckel
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Grand Central Palace area sale on Lexington Avenue
Renwick C Hurry & Co sell for Edward A Borrmann to a client a three story and basement stone house at 441 Lexington Avenue opposite Grand Central Palace. The 19.6 by 75 foot parcel changes hands in a near Grand Central location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick C. Hurry & Co
Edward A. Borrmann
Lexington Ave
Grand Central Palace
Sheriff's sale adjourned to July 2 on multiple parcels
At 14 Vesey street and Grant Avenue blocks between 165th and 166th streets, vacant lots and property described with various lot sizes are up for sale. The sheriff’s sale, connected to M D Howard and J R Lang, was adjourned to July 2 with attorney A J B Wedemeyer and N J Hayes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph P
Grant Ave
Auction Sales Today at Various NYC Spots
Auction list at 14 Vesey street and surrounding avenues itemizes multiple parcels including Woodlawn Road blocks, De Kalb Avenue lots, Jerome Avenue parcels, and West End Avenue dwellings. Several properties note voluntary sales, mortgage debts, taxes, and attorney references with amounts due ranging from thousands to over ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey St
Joseph L Wells
Woodlawn Road
213Th St
Daly
Terry
Atty
J F Joyce
Melrosa Ave
R Egan
Maria Buellesbach
Z Egan
J A Foley
14Th St
Philip Schwendsman
G Story
Ave
39Th St
F Wheeler
Weeks
Elfet ‘Tuckerman
H Pomeroy
Property plans list multiple Newark area building projects
The records detail several construction items including a six story brick tenement at Columbus avenue and 100th street northeast corner by owner M. S. Wilson with architect Samuel Sass, an eleven story brick store and factory at 21st Street Northeast by Twenty-first Street Construction Company with architect Henry Fouchaux, a two story frame dwelling on Morris Avenue near 181st Street by owner Maura Yurtusso with architect Fred Jaeger, with costs noted at 62000 and 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ave
100Th St
N. E
M. S. Wilson
Samuel Sass
Twenty-first Street Construction Company
Henry Fouchaux
Morris Ave
Maura Yurtusso
Fred Jaeger
Real estate and construction listings on Broadway and avenues
Property records show multiple parcels with owners and contractors including Whitney Construction Company and Hillside Realty, with assessments and measurements such as 25 ft. north of 200th street and 60x6 blocks. Listings cite agent firms like G. B. Raymond & Co and Willson, Adams & Co, alongside architects J. C. Gabler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Ave
G. B. Raymond & Co
Jacob Wexler
Whitney Construction Company
Barnes (Or 4Th) Ave
Emma
Ness
Ccc Sccesse
Creston Ave
W. G
Willson, Adams & Co
Hillside” Realty Company
Courtlandt Ave
159Th St
S. W. Corner
National Damp Proofing Company
Schumar & Kaufman
Broadway
62D St
George C. Boldt
General Supply and Pea Wanaey Eee
Feinberg & Feinberg “Agt
Minaw
J. C. Gabler
8St St
Harris Chabus
Sarah Shapiro
Tredecke
Property lawsuits list with multiple parties and dates
A dense extract shows numerous property claims and ejectment actions filed against various defendants. The entries reference addresses on 54th Street 24th Street 60th Street and others, with dates ranging 1906 to 1908 and sums like 1761 50 and 6000 50.00. The fragment mentions agents such as Joseph Sulinsk and Henry Erdman and companies including Washington Hydraulic Pressed Brick Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
54Th St
West
Joseph Sulinsk
Henry Erdman
G. Smith & Son
Bona Gi Fae Woenstiasiers
Rumhols & Magid
Harry Trinkowsky
Might SR Rod
Eiail
Pions Ca Saueek
Washington Hydraulic Pressed Brick Company
Wagner
Sth
A. M. Peps Et
Louis Finkelstein
East
Paul E Lindblad
Edward A. le Roy, Jr
Siegel
a’ osul_livan
Park View Place and Nearby Lots Salient Details
Property listings show multiple loans and parcels including Park View Place at 190th Street with 85.1 feet frontage on Hammond Tremont corners, 55.3 by 100.11, and lots along 3rd Avenue West. Entities include Title Insurance and Trust Company, Borgush Realty, and individual lenders such as Maurice Mayer and Max Markel. Values range around five thousand to forty-three thousand with various 50 by 100 foot and irregular dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park View Place
Gertrude E
Thomas Lyona, Jr
Hammond Ave
Tremont Ave
Maurice Mayer
Bertha Meitzel
Strictwest
Caarrer Title Insurance and Trust Company Loaf
Hyman Romm
Tone
Ave
39Th Af
Max Markel Joans Alexander Rosenberg
Borgush
Legal Notices Summary of Foreclosures and Attachments
A compiled list of legal actions includes multiple foreclosure of mortgage cases, partition proceedings, and attachments. Named parties include Ridge street and William Lichtblau versus Michael Kramer, Eliza Miller versus investors Mortle Company, and Elizabeth Cassidy versus Giuseppe Carozza. others list Dyckman property, Park Avenue lease, and various attorney firms such as C. L. Apfel and M. Rosenblum handling cases across Manhattan locations.
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18Th St
Darwin W. Esmond
Pierrepontaety Company
Esmond Scott
Attys
Frederick St
W. Ss
William St
Bronx
Elizabeth Cassidy
Giuseppe Carozza
H. H. J . Academy
Vermilyea Ave
Dyckman
Tiburcio Bea
Andres Fernandez
Olcott, Mestro , Gonzalez, Attys
Park Ave
Zeltner Brewing Company
John Dames
É& RK Kenneson
Mangin St
E. S
Broome St
Lambert Suydam
Augusta Knatz
Mortgase
Quackenbuah & Adams
Judgments Filed Against Debtors in City Court
The list shows multiple cases filed yesterday with debtors named first and creditors second, including J Cleary and Rosa Brown with dates May 25 1906 and May 2 1906, Solomon Becker against B Chapin on April 18 1906, Jacob Emsheimer against L Murphy May 8 1905, and various others such as William Graves against H Douglass and Isaac P Smith against A Kavanagh. The record records costs and party pairs across numerous firms and entities.
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J. Cleary
Brown
Rosa An
George
J. Manheim
Odes Graves
William
J. H. Douglass
Becker, Solomon
B. Chapin
Emsheimer
Jacob
E. L. Murphy
Vame
Kreuder
Dors—S. Broom
Isaac P—S. A. Kavanagh
Markham
Francis J
David Stevenson Brews Company
Hess
Selma E
A. Berlin
Goldstein
Joseph
Solomon Becker
The
People
Aetna Indemnity Company
Hartford
Conn
A. Horowitz
Jury Service in New Mexico Passes Bill Without English Requirement
The Senate approved a jury service bill for New Mexico after Senator Spooner withdrew a committee amendment mandating English speaking jurors. He noted the Attorney General warned ten of twenty five counties could not secure a jury without interpreters, so the amendment was dropped and the bill advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
New Mexico
Spooner
Judiciary Committee
Salvation Army Pots Outings Ban By City Leaders
Cincinnati reports that the Mayor and Chief of Police ordered enforcement to stop Salvation Army summer outings and dinners for the poor tied to iron pots on street corners. Officials questioned the disinterestedness of fundraisers and suggested some may profit, including an allusion to “the man across the big pond.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
Demossey
Typhoid Epidemic Spurs Talk of Quarantine in Cincinnati
Telegraph dispatch from Cincinnati reports the typhoid fever outbreak swelling to near a thousand cases citywide. Cit Hospital logged eighty new infections today with similar counts at other hospitals. Officials blame bad river water for the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Cincinnati
Cit
City Earth Department
Woman Walks 300 Miles to Meet Governor Swanson
Mrs Catherine Hampton arrived in Richmond after walking over 300 miles from Abingdon. She traveled on foot to see Governor Swanson whom she hails as the greatest man in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Richmond
Catherine Hampton
Abingdon
Swanson
Rockaway Park Real Estate Lots Halted at $700
Rockaway Park real estate listing shows lots offered at 700 dollars with terms halted. Advertisement cites Rockaway Park Improvement Co at 192 Broadway and L Dean Alvord at 277 Broadway. Sunday Island Real Estate section referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway Park
ONG Island Real Estate
Dean Alvord
Broadway
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Aloise Hubal
Marcus Altman
134Th St
Sxlee F. Dornberger
137Th St
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Charles Vagts
106Th St
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J. W. Graham
Sd &T
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Louis H. Silver
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Israel Solomon
Monroe St
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Connolly
Alello Saverio
Slawson & Hobbs
Henry A. James
Lis Pendens
Boaz
Charles H
C. C. Goffe
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Kate
Guardian
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Gags Dusa, Antonio
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S. H. Emavomeore
C. Bahrenburg
de Haven
Alexander M
B. Norton
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Fine
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Furber
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Sayville
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Clay Ave
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Par Harrison
Dave
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