Wells Fargo urged to raise dividends for stockholders
Walter C. Stokes & Co circulated a plan to boost Wells Fargo & Co dividends from 8 percent toward 16 percent via stock or scrip distributions drawn from future earnings. The firm claims strong earnings and seeks proxies amid speculation of a Union Pacific deal, noting Wells Fargo’s large surplus and history with Southern Pacific. Share trading at 28 0 today and the annual meeting set for August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of Wells Fargo & Co
Stock Exchange
Walter C. Stokes & Co
Stokes
Stokes & Co
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Wells Fargo & Co
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Company
Wells Fargo
The
Combinations an Increasing Evil
Middletown Conn June 2 Martin A Knepp chairman of the United States Interstate Commerce Commission delivered the Phi Beta Kappa oration at Middlesex Theatre. He warned that growing combinations of large interests threaten industrial cooperation and that central control underpins this trend. He cited railroad discriminations and stockholder waste, urged statutory prohibitions to curb combinations, and argued public education and publicity as corrective forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Martin A. Knepp
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Middlesex Theatre
Knapp
Oman
King Edward shifts court day to aid Jewish access
London reports the king ordering the third court of the season moved to Thursday June 28, breaking a Friday habit that blocked Jewish participation. The change is seen as a major social concession likely to become annual and may influence attitudes in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Russia
Magistrate Furlong Testifies on Hedden Reform Case
Magistrate Furlong testified before the Kings County Grand Jury about his handling of Mary Hedden, sent to Rockaway Beach for reform under probation. He defended the arrangement noting she was with his wife’s service and later employed to nurse a baby, while asserting personal expenses funded reform efforts. Chicago report: Austrian physician A Gluck opens a life colony at 1171 Milwaukee Avenue to run eight hour work days, vegetarian meals, no pay, weekly fast day, and prohibition on married with children joining. Dr Gluck donates 30000 to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlong
Kings County Grand Jury
Mary Hedden
Rockaway Beach
Mary Hallett
Hushion
Raines Law
Beneh
New York
Chicago
A. Gluck
Milwaukee Avenue
Weidig Falls From Royal Hotel Window In St John
In St John New Brunswick at 1 10 this morning Henry P F Weidig a Newark chemist was found dead on the sidewalk beneath the Royal Hotel window He reportedly fell from a window about thirty to thirty five feet Weidig of Nowhere is connected to New York City address No 4 Mulberry street and No 15 Worth Street and Newark New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
N. B
York
Royal Hotel
Ench
Weidig
Henry PF. Weidig
Mulberry Street
Worth Street
Newark
N. J
City News In Brief Highlights Local Incidents
Riley Dickenson a Negro chauffeur of A B Rogers silk importer Pelham Manor was held to bail for trial on a charge of speeding. Bicycle Dillon claims Dienson deliberately struck him. H A Bierregaard Librarian at Astor Library denies reports of spies watching the library. Borough President Ancorn invites for a reception to open the new public Beth building at Nos 2 and 4 West street. Proé Dell Negro porter at 132 East 9th Street is wanted for attempted gollery and assault on E Holter supervisor, clubbed with a revolver. Mails from Manila Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama Honolulu due Friday for China Japan Hawaii Philippines. sailings closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Dickenson
A. B. Rogers
Pelham Manor
Bicycle Dillon
West Chester
Dienson
Ancern Hes
Public Beth
Nos
Ms Westth Street
Proé Dell
Maet Zith Street
Morni
E4 Holter
Manila
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
China
Japan
Mawa
Phil- Swite Islands
Ady
Taft Addresses Pennsylvania Bar on Practical Law Enforceability
At Bradford and Islip reports, Secretary Taft urged lawmakers to craft laws that are clearly enforceable in everyday life. He warned against overreaching statutes and emphasized restraining evils rather than coercive perfection. In Islip, Eugene Griffith, former justice of the peace and inn proprietor, is feared drowned after a yacht trip with Captain Jacob Reybert. rescuers found Reybert severely exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Penn
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Taft
Supreme Court
Tribune
Islip
Long Island
Eugene F. Griffith
Old Inn
Jacob Reybert
South Bay
Griffith
Drumelzier
Reybert
Judge Griffith
New York
Yonkers Judge Decries Speeding in City
Judge Beall of Yonkers fined Joseph Page three dollars for speeding and warned highways are not for high speed. He noted pedestrians’ safety and cited aroused city anger after a fatal hit and run. Fines rise but offenders persist, many connected to Ardsley Club or wealth. The judge, a car enthusiast, says the speed craze must end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Yonkers
Joseph Page
Ardsley Club
Packed Meeting Beefs Up Bronx Tammany Districts
Borough President Haffen urged followers at Jefferson Hall to resist downtown orders and back his plan for committees in new 324 334 and 36th Assembly districts. Fifteen men named for the 33d and 35th, five for the 32d. Tax Commissioner Brady presided as city officials dominated attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haffen
Bronx
Tammany General Committee
Jefferson Hall
35Th
Seth
John J. Brady
Joseph J. Marrin
Wahle
J. H. Ronner
Joseph I. Berry
Democrats May Fuse in Pennsylvania Convention
Harrisburg June meeting of the Democratic state convention likely to fuse with the Lincoln party and Prohibitionists against the regular Republicans. Two factions vie for the ticket leadership with Lewis Emery Jr. as probable Lincoln fusion choice and Arthur G. Dewalt favored by straightout Democrats. Colonel James M. Guffey’s absence weakens Dewalt, with his arrival expected at 4 a.m. to lead the Dewalt effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Lincoln Party
Lewis Emery, Jr
McKean County
Arthur G. Dewalt
Lehigh County
James M. Guffey
Emery
Dewalt
Guffey
Pittsburg
Strauss Held Responsible for Chauffeur Death in Auto Crash
In Asbury Park New Jersey a coroner jury found Isaac T. Strauss responsible for the death of Harry Isaacson, chauffeur for Patrick Fogarty, killed June 16 when Strauss's car collided with Fogarty. Witness Rufus Hazel was arrested for perjury after testifying at the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Isaac T. Strauss
Harry Isaacson
Patrick Fogarty
Strauss
Rufus Hazel
Royal commission to probe congested districts in Ireland
The London Tribune reports this morning that a royal commission will be appointed to investigate congested districts and other Irish affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission For Ireland
London
The
London Tribune
Carnegie to Give 50000 to University of Vermont Appeal
Burlington Vt June 26 At the alumni dinner of the University of Vermont it was announced that Andrew Carnegie would donate 50000 once 450000 is raised toward the 1 million fund. Already 222275 has been raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
Andrew Carnegie
Magistrate denounces B R T for child killings
Magistrate O'Reilly in Williamsburg court denounces the Brooklyn Rapid Transit over what he calls criminal negligence in killing children. He condemned the company after the arraignment of Harry Spelier motorman for a Meserole street fatality, urging municipal action to stop child deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Harry Spelier
Meserole Street
Nurse Dies After Gas Explosion Fire at 18th Street
Elizabeth Shine, one of two nurses burned in a gasoline explosion at a West 18th Street apartment, died last night at St. Vincent's Hospital. She was removed by firemen from the burning building at 24 West 18th Street where the blast occurred alongside nurse Mary Riley who survived the initial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shine
West 18Th Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Riley
London Steel Trade Boost for American Market
English steel makers report a brisk inquiry from the United States with ten thousand tons sold last week for quick dispatch at four dollars per ton. Orders around fifty thousand tons are in the market and expected to be placed soon, signaling strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Lewis County Republican Convention Renominates Several Leaders
In Lowville on June 2 1920s style report notes the Lewis County Republican Convention renomination of C Fred Keshart for Assembly on the twenty first ballot Lester B Parker for County Clerk and endorsements for John T Mott Charlies L Knapp George H Cobb and Charles E Mereness for top county and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowville
Lewis County
C. Fred Keshart
Lester B. Parker
John T. Mott
Charlies L. Knapp
Congress
George H. Cobb
Charles 8. Mereness
Justice
the Supreme Court
Ogdensburg Republican Picks Gray for Assembly Seat
In Ogdensburg on June 26 the Republican Convention of St. Lawrence County District Nomeinated Frederick G. Gray of Ogdensburg for member of the Assembly. Nine delegates to the state convention were chosen and George R. Malloy’s Senate nomination for the 324th district was endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence County
Frederick G. Gray
George R. Malloy
Senate
Ulster County Republicans Renominate Fowler and Cunningham
Kingston and Ellenville Republicans renominate Joseph M. Fowler of Kingston and William D. Cunningham of Ellenville for the Assembly from Ulster County districts. In the Ist District Convention a motion to instruct delegates to the state convention for Governor Higgins was tabled by a 28 to 0 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Joseph M. Fowler
William D. Cunningham
Ellenville
Ulster County
Higgins
Halt In Kinnan Case Standoff Delays Inquest
Coroner McDonald suspends further investigation into the murder of Mrs. Alice Co. D. Kinnan until the formal inquest next Wednesday. Differences with police and inability to obtain new testimony prompted the pause as Acting Captain Price continues limited sleuthing. Mrs. Kinnan’s mother, Mrs. Stenton, and her lawyer Burton W. Gibson voiced strong criticisms of the case handling, while search efforts focus on the Stenton home and preserved clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Co. D. Kinnan
McDonald
Price
Stenton
Kinnan
Jerome nominators case prompts DA missteps in court
After Judge O Sullivan criticized the DA for shabby prep, Justices Olmsted and Deuel condemned the District Attorney's office for not presenting witnesses properly in Max Finkelstein's three charge case. Two charges dismissed. third continued. jurors?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O*sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Olmsted
Deuel
Court of Special Sessions
Max Finkelstein
No. SO Allen Street
Jerome
Whiteside
Deue
Brownson's Fleet to China and Navy Deployments
Navy plans overhaul for the Pennsylvania and Colorado for a China tour, with turret and electrical changes to reduce sparks and improve safety. Departures set for August 15 to Asiatic stations alongside West Virginia and Maryland. widespread Army and Navy appointments, detachments, and vessel movements detailed, including arrivals at Sag Harbor and shifts from Shanghai to Hankow and Nankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Brownson
China
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
Colorado
China Station
Kearsarge
Atlantic
West Virginia
Maryland
Asiatic
Deputy Waldo Pursues Suspects in The Bronx
Deputy Police Commissioner Waldo spotted a new potato with his eye while riding in a car in The Bronx. He jumped out pursued a gang of boys for nearly three blocks and captured Fred Rowe of 1601 Bath Avenue who was locked up at the Tremont Avenue station on charges connected to the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Bronx
Fred Rowe
Bath Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Debtor Creditor Judgments Listed as Filed Yesterday
The column lists numerous debtor creditor pairings with judgment dates and amounts, including names such as Batley William R and cC G Riehl, Buellesbach Joseph and 8372, and many others like Berlin Moe and N Blum, Cohen Max, Feeley Matthew M, Graves William, and Anjou Gustave. It notes various entities and cases such as City Island Railroad Company, Interborough Rapid Transit Company, Atlas Improvement Company, Commercial Cable Company, and The Weller firms, with dates from 1886 to 1908 and a range of sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley
William R
Cc. G. Riehl
EOE Os Coe
Weenen Aseo
Soue
Buellesbach
Joseph
Burge
Henry
Kate A. Blechner
Berlin
Moe—N. Blum
Wale Ae
Cohen
Max
Department of Heart
BEOG
Feeley
Matthew M
City of
W. J. Easton
Johnson
Albert L
James M. Edwards
Atlas Improvement Company Et al
MRO OY
Monroe
Dwight
A. Randolph
Perlman
Raphael
Richard E
Scheubner
August Feucht
C. Weller
Sresee
City Island Railroad Company PLC
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
J. Hauptman
Anjou
Gustave
Walter C. O’ Leary
Broudy
David
James Talcott
Bran
John
Ferdinand Westheimer
Connor
Dominick
Terence P. Smith
del Guildice
Pasquale
David Mayer Brewing
Altace Edeas
Bessie M. Brown
Mary Russell
John M. Denison
John Morgan Denison
Mary L. Archibald
Essner
Ameiia
Ida Machiz
Elias
M. Angelo
Anc Dons Asdvass
Uhuevenseseeanese
Ellwood
Athenesia
D. J
Charles Millan
Fortunato
Michael
George Colon Cuets
Oo Minkoff
Flyman
Manhattan Woollen Company
Mitchell
Eliza J
Mary Jamieson
Miller
John D
John C. Martin
Werner, Morris
Samuel Wilner
Coats
Ot Wright
Harry
Arthur A. Clappe
Él Warschafsky
Samuel
Swan Steadle Company
Weinberg
Charles
Seuroma Fomor Krenmein
Louise R
Executrix
Mathrup Durham
Fradus
Jacob
Mort Shidlovaky
Os Gallante
Vincenzo
Nicola Ferri
A Gang
Samuel—James Talcott
Goldman
Isaac A. Benequit
Goetzel
Benjamin G
Hitchin
Horn
Amela
Ey Machiz Hayes
Albert
Frank C. Baker
Edward T
Ferdinand Westheimer Hoffman
CeciRs
Mars--Catharine
Roddy Alackman
Company Kamber, Morris
James McNeil
Costa Kern
Leo and Hirsch
Swift & Co
Katz, Meyer
Isaac A. Benegutt
Kux
Bernard
Samuel Goldberg
Leake
John B
Joseph du Vivier
MOIIO
Casenss
Jee Sisti
Nicholas
Pabst Brewing Company
Timony
Thomas K
New York
Tobin
S. Richard
Thomas R
Hayway Re Hal
Camp Company
Illiam Buess
Bronx Steam Laundry Company
Hakee Sane
Lexington Music Company
Arthur A. Clappps
Henry H. Bell's Sons Company
Mary J. Warner
Coler Denies Charges In Brooklyn Democracy Hearing
Attorney General Mayer presided as charges against Borough President Coler were heard at his Brooklyn office. Testimony claimed promises to aid patronage in exchange for endorsements, with several witnesses linking Coler to promises and non appointment pledges. Coler denied all allegations as the hearing concluded and Mayer pledged a report to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Coler
Coffey
Brooklyn Democracy
James S. Taylor
James A. Healey
Healey
W. M. K. Olcott
Edward J. Gough
Temple Bar
Brooklyn
McCarren
Gough
Frank Belford
German-American League
Willoughby Street
Albert Keck
Keck
James A. Taylor
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Snapshot
Maritime notices give sunrise and sunset, moon age, and high water times for Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate. Wireless report notes Carmania's Newport voyage passing Nantucket South Shoal Lightship and expected dock around 7:00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Newport
Nantucket South Shoale
San
Ward backs Roosevelt renomination at Port Chester
William L. Ward Republican national committeeman from New York urged Roosevelt’s renomination in 1908 saying the people will insist on it whether he wants the office or not. Ward praised the president’s peaceable ballot box approach to reform and noted his own firm faced rebates from unscrupulous rivals. Westchester delegates likely encumber for Roosevelt, first instructed for him in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ward
New York
Roosevelt
Port Chester
Ward
Mr. Ward
Westchester County
Maine Congress Nominations Nominate Littlefield Swasey
In Lewiston the Republican 2nd District Convention nominated Rep Charles E Littlefield of Rockland for re election while eight votes backed John P Swasey of Canton In Bangor Llewellyn was renominated by acclimation for the 4th District Republicans In Portland Amos L Allen of Alfred was renominated by acclimation and James C Hamlin of Portland was nominated for Congress by the 1st District Democrats at their convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Charles E. Littlefield
Rockland
Littlefield
John P. Swasey
Canton
Bangor
Llewellynon
Maine
Portland
Amos L. Allen
Alfred
James C. Hamlin
Maritime Route Notes From Steamship Schedules
Fragmented OCR lists destinations and routes between Asia Oceania and Americas via Vancouver Victoria San Francisco and Honolulu with references to Tahiti Marquesas Guam Philippines Hawaii Siberia and July timing. Reads like a shipping timetable noting transfers and travel via San Francisco with vague dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Corea
China
Philippine
Vancouver
Victoria
Tahiti
Marquesas
Foreclosure and Lien Notices From City Real Estate Filings
A sequence of notices lists attachments and foreclosures on multiple properties including 120th st and West 216, Greenwich Avenue corner lots, Jay Street corner parcels, and Thompson Street, with names such as Joseph L. Torres agent Andrew Fernandez, Albert C. Hessel, William F. Patterson, Isis P. Carter, Anna M. Duckworth, Emma Prizenmayer, and Rocco Marasco. Attorneys include Mayer & Auerbach, M. Stern, F. M. Tichenor, G. Lay, and Thornton & Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Torres
Andrew Fernandez
W. H. Ford
Atty 7Th Ave
Mayer
Auerbach
Albert C. Hessel
M. Stern
Atty
William F. Patterson
Alexander P. McLane
GC. Lay
West Houston St
Thompson At
Emma Prizenmayer
Rocco Marasco
G. H. Hyde
Dietz Elected Leader Of 24th Assembly Tammany Group
The Tammany general committee for the new 24th Assembly District met at the Miami Club on Lexington and 1024th Street and chose John J. Dietz as district leader and a member of the Tammany executive committee. Dietz, an equity clerk in the County Clerk’s office, succeeds the former 32d District leadership once led by Senator Frawley who now heads the newly formed 2th District, absorbing much of the old 32d area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest K. Johnstone
Chicago
San Francisco
William F. Groth
18Th Infantry
Charles E. Stodter
9Th Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Robert D. Walsh
Walter H. Gordon
Benjamin H. Cheever
6Th Cavalry
Fargo
Charles B. Vogdes
Cheever
Elena
Robert ©. Williams
13Th Cavalry
Marinetts
John C. White
Oren B. Meye
14Th Cavalry
Salt Lake City
William H. Wassell
Samuel R. Whitall
Hugh L Scott
Military Academy
West Point
Albert L. Mills
John Stafford
20Th Infantry
Presidio of Monterey
James S. Rogers
NAVY
Tammany General Committee
24Th
Miami Club
Lexington Avenue
John J. Dietz
Tammany
Senator Frawley
Dietz
Shipping News From Port of New York June 26 1906
Port of New York reports arrivals on Tuesday June 26 1906 with steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen via Southampton and Cherbourg carrying 463 cabin and 686 steerage passengers plus mails and cargo to Gelrichs & Co. Also La Gascogne from Havre with 36 cabin and 4 steerage passengers and goods to CG T Transatlantique arriving at the bar. Caprera from Messina to H Feltmann Co with cargo. St Andrew from Antwerp in ballast to Sanderson & Son. Venetia from Savanilla via Messina arrival noted at the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronpring Wilhelm
Ger
Richter
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Gelrichs & Co
la Gascogne
Fournier
Havre
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Malls
Mdse
Caprera
Ital
Costanzo
Messina
Patras
Girgenti
Palermo
H! Feltmann & Co
Moise
St Andrew
Fitzgerald
Antwerp
Sanderson & Son
Venetia
Tarnow
Savanilla
Maritime arrivals and sailings listing multiple steamers
Shipping notices report arrivals and departures of several steamers including Concho Navaboe Jamestown Monroe Goldsboro and others. Ports mentioned include Barquero Key West Philadelphia Savannah Newport News and Norfolk with cargo mdse passengers ballast and quarantine statuses noted. Weather notes record wind direction and cloudiness as steamers traverse routes to Liverpool Cherbourg Plymouth and Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartagena
Port Limon
Fortun
Hamburg-American Line
Mdse
Bar
Maneoa
Fraser
S¢ Lucia
Geag
Barbados
St Croix
St Thomas
Outerbridge & Co
Concho
Staples
Galveston
Key West
C H Mallory & Co
Monroe
Hulphers
Newport News
Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Moise
Goldsboro
Curry
Philadelphia
Che Steamship Company
Highlands
Sandy Hook
Prinzess Alice
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Cevic
Liverpool
Cheruski
Newport
News
Minerva
Nor
Pernambuco
Bolivia
Savannah
Washington
Ger
Calcutta
el Px
Aitonia
Queenstomng
Comanche
Charleston
Jacksonville
Jefferson
City of Columbus
Foreign Ports June cruise list of arrivals and sailings
June entries show multiple ships arriving at Queenstown and sailing from New York to European ports. Notable vessels include Caroma Hart New York Plymouth Cherbourg and Kaiser Wilhelm II Hogemann Bremen via Plymouth, with several other liners bound for Naples Genoa Boulogne Hull and London. The dense log records ships, captains, routes, and staggered June schedules across British and continental ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Steaner Caroma
Hart
New York
Plymouth
Wilhelm Ll
Ger
Hogemann
Cherbourg
Bremen
Langreuter
Copenhagen
Nicolai Ja
Lisener
Gibraltar
Prines
Irene
Gece
Dannemann
Naples
Genoa
Prockis
Swift
Marseilles
Newark
Bristol
Exeter City
Caroale
Barr
Liver Wal
Mesaba
York
London
Prawle Point
Consuelo
Liguria
Prince
Oth Patras
Goren
Trivata
N York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Interstate Commerce Commission
Remedy
City News
H. A. Bierregaard
Astor Library
Comrade Sank
Secretary of War
Ex-Justice
Carries Point
Lincoln
British Steel
Assemblyman
Boshart
Fred G. Gray
Olmsted and
Army and Navy News
ARMY
W. T. Burwell
H. O. Shiffert
Naval Hospital
Marine
Isthmus
Panama
C. F. Ely
J. 5. Woodward
Wall
E. L. M'Sheehy
A. Norris
Lancaster
Marietta
Puerto Plata
Lebanon
Tacoma
Sag Harbor
Barry
Hankow
Bainbridge
Nankip
Uncas
Boston
Cape Cod Bay
Boy
Ft U Gyo
DDS
Marine Intelligence
WM. L. Ward
National Committeeman
Maine Congress
Powers
Allen
Carmania
Livarpool
Cunard
Lombardia Aples
Mexico
Havana
Ward Neckar Bremen
Lloyd Pring Waldemar Hamburg
HambAm Republic
White Star Bulgaria
Hamburg
HambAm el Alba
Morgan Colorado
Mobile
Mallory Armenian
Netenes White Star
Olinda de Nuevitas
Manson
Vigilancia
Era Cruz
Camaguey Oe
Cienfuegos
San Marcos
Psecee
Mallory
Lucania
Philadelph Southampton
Amerika Hamburg
la Lorrain Avre
Trees
Teutonic
White Star
Windber
Mayagues
NY & PR
Greecia
Jayt
Hamb
Paloma
Matanzas
Munson
Noordam
Rotterdam
Holland
Proteus
New Orleans
Morgan
Old Dominion
Deutschland
Hambu
la Provence
Hemi
Assene
Grenada
Quebec
el Siglo
City of Macon
Savan
Princess Anne
Seneca
Nassau
Brunswick
Hamilton
Ola Dominion
Lis Pendens
Marton Ave
Dist
Usie M. Tate Agt
Robert A. Parker
Thornton & Earle, Attys
Shipping News
Port of
Eighth Avenue
49Th Street
Dreamland
CFE
Erial Gardens
New Amsterdam
Geo.m
Cohan Batt
ERNOR
Mavon Blanche Rin
Ned Wayburn
Evettos
Proveanties
Polk
Carmen
Chiquita
Wes
Parewell
J P Adler
Vesuvius
Pain
Park Place
Manhattan Beach
Journal
Cavalleria Rusticana
H. M
Mus Ars Ge Ea
Madison Square Garden
Mamzelle
Henry E. Dixey
Brighton
Pawnee
Eden Musee
Mystic Ajeeb
Sheepshead Bay
East 34Th St. E R
L. LR. R
Kayems
Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington, D. C
State Street
New York City
Custom House
Department of the Lakes
Jeffersonville
Ind
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Commercial Club
Ala
D. W. Ross
Binghamton State Hospital
Binghamton
State Commission
Capitol
Ghamton
Albany
E. Wgarr
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