Wells Fargo stockholders urged for larger dividend plan
Walter C. Stokes & Co. circulate a proposal to raise dividends toward a 16 percent yield by using future earnings rather than depleting surplus. They claim earnings exceed 30 percent annually and note a proxy push in the East amid alleged plans with Union Pacific. Wells Fargo’s $16 million surplus is cited with 280 trading, and an annual meeting is slated 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 Farge & Co
Knapp Warns on Growing Combinations and State Control
Middletown Conn June United States Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Martin A Knapp delivered the Phi Beta Kappa oration at Middlesex Theatre warning that enlarging combinations of large interests threaten industrial cooperation. He urged central control, spoke of railroad discrimination, and said prohibition statutes could curb combinations while noting public education as a corrective force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Martin A. Knapp
United States Interstate Commerceommission
Middlesex Theatre
Knapp
King's concession to Jews changes Friday court days
London reports King Edward ordered the third court of the season moved to Thursday June 28 to permit Jewish participation. The move, seen as a notable social season development, may become annual and is expected to erode lingering anti-Semitic barriers with possible echoes abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Russia
Magistrate Furlong Testifies On Probation Case
Kings County grand jury heard Magistrate Furlong discuss his handling of Mary Hedden sent to Rockaway Beach for reform. He claimed his actions were misrepresented and described assisting Hedden, paying out of pocket, and the surrounding conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlong
Kings County Grand Jury
Mary Hedden
Rockaway Beach
M. Hedden
Hockaway Reach
Jet
Bation
Mary Hallett
City News In Brief Rumors And Court Actions.
Riley Dickenson a Negro chauffeur for silk importer A B Bowers of Pelham Manor faced 3200 bail for trial after a speeding charge. A bicycle messenger claimed a driver collided with him. A Woraran at the Astor Library denied Russian spies watching the library. Borough President Ateern invited locals to the opening of the new public bath building at Nos 25 and West Street. A Negro porter at No 132 Lost Zithetret is sought for attempted robbery after assaulting a supervisor with a revolver. Messages from Manila Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama Honolulu list ships due Friday morning. China Japan Hawaii and Philippines rates will close as advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Dickenson
A. B. Bowers
Pelham Manor
Bicycle Dillon
West Chester
Cienson Deitocracly
Ateern
Public Beth
West Ch Street
Manila
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
China
Japan
Hawai
Philippine Islands
Taft Addresses Pennsylvania Bar on Enforceable Law
Taft spoke at the Pennsylvania Bar Association annual meeting in Bradford urging lawmakers to craft practical, enforceable frame laws. He argued legislation should clearly state rules applicable to everyday life and be enforceable by an average executive, warning against overreaching criminal statutes. He cautioned that courts should focus on typical cases rather than broad criminal codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Penn
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Taft
Supreme Court
Yonkers Judge Demands Speed Limit Reform
Yonkers Judge Beall fined Joseph Page zero dollars for speeding, declaring public roads are not designed for high speed and noting drivers often disregard pedestrian safety. The city faces renewed traffic concern after a pedestrian was killed recently and fines rise but rarely deter offenders linked to wealthy owners or Ardsley Club workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Yonkers
Joseph Page
Appa
Ardsley Club
Packed Meeting Warns Off Downtown Control in Bronx Assembly Split
Borough President Haffen rallied Tammany supporters at Jefferson Hall to resist downtown orders as the old 35th district general committee set up new committees for the 33rd 34th and 35th districts. Fifteen members were named for the 33rd and 35th, five for the 32nd. Most attendees were office holders and the meeting faced timing issues due to late postal notices. Tax Commissioner Brady chaired the session with speakers urging each new district to elect its own officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haffen
Bronx
Tammany General Committee
Jefferson Hall
35Th
John J. Brady
Joseph J. Marrin
Wahle
J. H. Ronner
Joseph I. Berry
Democrats Likely to Fuse With Lincoln and Prohibitionists
Harrisburg June 2 The Democratic state convention faces a likely fusion with the Lincoln party and Prohibitionists against the Republicans. Two factions contest the ticket with Arthur G. Dewalt backing the straightout ticket and Lewis Emery Jr. favored for governor by the fusion side. Emery appears likely to be nominated as Dewalt weakens without Colonel Guffey, who plans to arrive early tomorrow to lead Dewalt’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Lincoln Party
Lewis Emery, Jr
McKean County
Arthur G. Dewalt
Lehigh County
James M. Guffey
Emery
Dewalt
Colonel Guffey
Guffey
Pittsburg
Chauffeur Death Case Ends With Coroner Jury Findings
In Asbury Park New Jersey on June 3 a coroner's jury found Isaac T. Strauss responsible for the death of Harry Isaacson, driver for Patrick Fogarty, in a June 16 collision with Strauss’s car. Witness Rufus Hazel was arrested on perjury charges following the inquest testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Isaac T. Strauss
Harry Isaacson
Patrick Fogarty
Commission to probe congested Irish districts
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
London
London Tribune
Carnegie Gifts Aim to Boost Vermont University Fund
Burlington news reports at a University of Vermont alumni dinner that Andrew Carnegie offered to give 1 000 000 toward the university’s fundraising target once the school raised a portion of the amount. At the event the total raised stood at $222,375 with the campaign ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Andrew Carnegie
Magistrate Denounces Transit Over Child Killing
Magistrate O'Reilly at the Manhattan avenue police court denounced the Brooklyn Rapid Transit for criminal negligence in killing children. The remarks followed the arraignment of Harry Speller, motorman, whose car struck a child on Meserole street Monday night. He urged municipal action to stop killings of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue
Williamsburg
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Harry Speller
Meserole Street
Nurse Dies From Gasoline Explosion Burns
Elizabeth Shine, one of two nurses burned in a gasoline explosion at No 24 West 18th Street, died last night at St Vincent's Hospital. She and Mary Riley, 30, were carried to safety by firemen from the apartment at Nos 5 and 3 West 18th Street after the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shine
West 18Th Street
Meuiday
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Riley
London steel sales to America spark large inquiry
English works report a strong demand for steel in the United States with ten thousand tons sold last week for swift shipment at about 24 dollars per ton FOB. About fifty thousand tons remain in market orders, expected to be placed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Lewis County Republicans renominate slate at convention
In Lowville June 23 the Lewis County Republican Convention renominated C. Fred Stoshart for Assembly on the twenty first ballot and nominated Lester B. Parker for County Clerk. It endorsed John T. Mott for committeeman, Charlies L. Knapp for Congress, George H. Cobb for Senator, and Charles S. Mereness for Justice of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowville
Lewis County
C. Fred Stoshart
Lester B. Parker
John T. Mott
Charlies L. Knapp
Congress
George H. Cobb
Charles 8. Mereness
Supreme Court
Gr ay Nominated for Assembly at St. Lawrence GOP Meet
Ogdensburg June 26 The Republican Convention of the 1st District St. Lawrence County nominated Frederick G Gray of Desensburg for the Assembly. Nine delegates to the state convention were chosen and the Malloy Senate nomination for the 224th Senate District was also in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence County
Frederick G. Gray
Desensburg
George R. Malloy
Senate
Kingston GOP renominates Fowler and Cunningham for Assembly
In Ulster County Isl end 24 districts the Republicans renominated Kingston's Joseph M. Fowler and Elienville’s William D. Cunningham for the Assembly. In the Ist District Convention a motion to instruct delegates to the state convention for Governor Higgins was tabled by a vote of 28 to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Joseph M. Fowler
William D. Cunningham
Elienville
Ulster County
Higgins
Comrade Griffith Feared Drowned Off Islip Beach
Eugene F. Griffith former justice of the peace and Old Inn proprietor vanished after a yacht trip with Captain Jacob Reybert to the Drumelzier wreck near Fire Island. Reybert, rescued semi conscious, survived the capsizing but Griffith is believed drowned in heavy seas. Reybert, an elderly skipper, aided by fisherman Will Clock, reported the accident and attempted rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Islip
Long Island
Eugene F. Griffith
Old Inn
Jacob Reybert
South Bay
Griffith
Drumelzier
Fire Island Bar
Reybert
Oak Island Beach
Will Clock
Judge Griffith
New York
Halt in Kinnan Case Stirs Public Outcry and Delays
Coroner McDonald suspends further investigation into the murder of Mrs. Alice C D Kinnan until the inquest next Wednesday amid clashes with police and lack of witness information. Acting Captain Price continues sleuthing with limited results after discussions with Mrs. Stenton, her lawyer Burton Gibson, and District Attorney staff. Gibson accuses the coroner of misconduct and alleges abuse during the third degree exam, while Mrs. Stenton laments the treatment and fears for her safety. Police preserve burned letters and cherry trees as part of the ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice c. D. Kinnan
McDonald
Price
Stenton
Kinnan
McLaughlin
District Attorney's Office
Brooklyn
Burton W. Gibson
Grilling of Jerome's Men Highlights DA Pretrial Shortcomings
Justices Olmsted and Deuel harshly criticized the Brooklyn District Attorney's office for improper trial preparation in the Max Finkelstein case. Two charges were dismissed due to missing witnesses, the third postponed, with warnings against witness failures and concerns over prosecutorial bias. The judges urged the DA to reveal any perjury evidence and tighten procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O*sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Olmsted
Deuel
Court of Special Sessions
Max Finkelstein
No. SO Allen Street
Jerome
Whiteside
Ward Praises Roosevelt Renomination Support From Port Chester
William L. Ward Republican national committeeman from New York endorsed Roosevelt for renomination in 1908 in Port Chester. He urged supporters to back the President, praising peaceful ballot-box and court action over revolutionary challenges to capital. Ward leads a $10,000 capital manufacturing firm and cites rebate abuses by rivals. Westchester delegates likely to be instructed for Roosevelt, as in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ward
New York
Roosevelt
Port Chester
Ward
Mr. Ward
Westchester County
Maine Congress Nominations in Republican Primaries
In Lewiston the 2nd District Republican convention nominated Charles E. Littlefield of Rockland for re election with 88 percent for John P. Swasey of Canton also nominated. In Bangor Llewellyn was renominated by acclamation for the 4th Maine District. In Portland Amos L. Allen of Alfred was renominated by acclamation for the 1st District. James C. Hamlin of Portland was nominated for Congress at the 1st District Democratic Convention held the same day.
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
Dietz Elected Leader of Tammany District in New 24th
The Tammany general committee of the new 24th Assembly District met at the Miami Club and elected John J. Dietz as district leader and member of the Tammany executive committee. Dietz, equity clerk in the County Clerk’s office, follows Senator Frawley, now leader of the newly formed 21st District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany General Committee
24Th Assembly District
Miami Club
2D Street
Lexington Avenue
John J. Dietz
Tammany
2Th
Senator Frawley
Dietz
Brownson's fleet for China to receive turret and wiring overhauls
The Navy plans major overhauls to the Pennsylvania and the Colorado for a China tour. Upgrades include turret mechanism changes to slow rotation, relocation of electrical fixtures to reduce sparks, and minor repairs costing about 1000 dollars. Departures for Asiatic service are slated around August with West Virginia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Brownson
China
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
Colorado
China Station
Kearsarge
Atlantic
West Virginia
Maryland
Asiatic
Bronx Deputy Chases Gang to Catch Battery Suspect
Deputy Police Commissioner Waldo spotted a new potato and in a car chase pursued a gang of boys in The Bronx. He nabbed Fred Rowe of 1601 Bath Avenue at Tremont Avenue police station on charges connected to the battery case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Bronx
Fred Rowe
Bath Avenue
Tremont Avenue
Debt judgments listed for numerous debtors and creditors
The document records yesterday judgments filed, listing debtors such as Salley William H and Salley Henr. Weoh, with creditors including C. G. and City of New York, along with amounts like 3,589 00 and 33,431 64. It enumerates multiple pairs of debtor and creditor names, plus dates ranging from 1886 to 1906, and mentions actions such as foreclosures and attachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salley
William H
C. G. Rears
Suvlues
Burge
Henr
WeOh
Osteuet
Buellesbach
Joseph
Berlin
Moe
Johnson
Albert L
James M. Edwards
Atlas Improvement Company Et al
Monroe
Dwight—A. Randolph
Perlman, Hapheel
Richard E. Thobaut
C. Weadler
Jabr T
Vascisep Trentscedha
City Island Railroad Company—People
Interborough Rapid Transit
J. Hauptman
Albert
Tony
State Bank
Allison
William L
Merchants’ Exchange Nationa Bank of
City of New York
Evaneyrt
Anjou
Gustave
Walter C. O’ Leary
Broudy
David
James Talcott
Bran
John
Ferdinand Westheimer
Connor, Dominick
Terence
Paris Seereee
del Guildice
Pasquale
David Brewing
CMAN
Tesco Bank
Sewada Ca
Denison
John M
Idene D
Trustees
John M. Denison
Hessie M. Brown
Mary Russell
John Morgan Denison
Mary L. Archibald
Henry M. Denison
Myra B. Martin
Dean
Zie M
Willam C. Clark
E. Exsner
Amelia
Ida Machiz
Elias
M. Angelo
Title Guarantee and Trust
Ellwood
Athenesia
D. J
Charles Millangee Fortunato
Michael—George Colon
Fowler
Louise R
Exscutrix
Mathrup Durham
Frank
Bou
Edward T
Hoffman
George W
Mary—Catharine Roddy
Jackman, Michie
Kamber, Morrits
James McNeil
Kern
Ls and Hirsch—Switt & Co
Katz
Meyer
Isaac A. Benequit
Kux, Bernard
Samuel Goldber
Leake
John B
la Rosa
Samuel Wilner
Lachinsky
Israel
Joseph H. Kronman
Minkoff
Hyman
Manhattan Woollen
Mitchell
Ettza J
Mary Jamieson
Miller
John D
John C. Martin
Ane
Rowe
Joseph Davi Ruetershaw
Arthur A. Clappe Ribner
Adulph
Jacob Astante Sullivan
Stephen J
Jacob Wenner
Snell
P F
William H. S. Wood
Schwartzwald
Julius
Simon
Samuel
Same
Stell
Nicholas
Pabst Brewing Compry
Timony
Thomas E
Weinberg
Charlee
Leenaanneuniaunere HR. Krenmein
Zanler
Ea Hull Camp Company
Nens Bronx
Whitam
Baste
Ence Sa
Language Printing Company
Federal Sign System
Striate Oss Tr Sislaghedu Essaehcoma
LQDOT
Lexington Music Company
Arthur A. Clappe
Henry H. Bell's Sons Company
Mary J. Whartier
Coler Denied Charges At Brooklyn Hearing
Attorney General Mayer heard charges against Borough President Coler alleging promises before the election and threats of patronage tied to endorsements. Witnesses described meetings in Brooklyn Democracy, Coffey’s endorsements, and Coler’s denial on the stand. Mayer planned to report findings to the Governor in a few days.
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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
Mr. Coler
German-American League
Willoughby Street
Albert Keck
Keck
James A. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Summary
Maritime brief notes include sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, high water predictions for Sandy Hook and Governors Island, and a wireless report citing the Carmania docking at Nantucket South Shoal Lightship on a morning timetable, with some garbled text trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Transpacific cruise routes and ports of call listed
The itinerary mentions close in New York destination and steamer routes via Vancouver and Victoria to Tahiti and Marquesas via San Francisco with July departures. It also lists Japan Corea China and Philippine lines via San Francisco and some Siberia leg via Honolulu with July 3 and 12:30 am times, reflecting a complex early 20th century travel schedule.
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Japan
Corea
China
Philippine
Vancouver Victoria
Tahiti
Marquesas
Mariampesa
San Francisco
Mu’ O Trenayort
Sam Pranciacoye
San Isco
Hawaii
Cores
Falem Tppine Islands
Siberia
San Fran
Cisco
Shipping News from New York Port June 26 1906
The Port of New York reports arrivals and consignments on Tuesday June 26 1906. Kronprinz Wilhelm from Bremen to Gelrichs & Co with 483 cabin and 666 steerage passengers, malls and mail. La Gascogne from Mayes to Compagnie Generale Transatlantique with 36 cabin and 4 steerage passengers, malls and mine. Caprera bound Messina to Hirzel Feltmann & Co with noted routes and cargo. St Ahirew from Antwerp in ballast to Is anderen & Son. Venetia from Savanilla to destination declared as bar arrival at 1 pm and 11 pm respectively.
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Kronpring Wilhelm
Ger
Richter
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Gelrichs & Co
Malls
la Gascogne
Fournier
Mayes
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Caprera
Ital
Costanzo
Messina
Patras
Girgwent
Palermo
Hirzel, Feltmann & Co
St Ahirew
Fitzgerald
Antwerp
Is Anderen & Son
Venetia
Tarnow
Savanilla
Sealed bids for Binghamton State Hospital construction
Bids will be received for the complete building project at Binghamton State Hospital New York including heating plumbing and electric systems. Sealed proposals must be endorsed and bids opened publicly on July 3. Drawings and specs are available at the hospital or from State Architect G Le Heins Albany.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
Washington
D. C
Custom House
New Orleans
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Jeffersonville
Ind
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Geas Commercial Club
Mobile
Ala
D. W. Rosm
Binghamton State
Binghamton
N.Y
State Commission
Binghamton State Hospital
Nghamton
N. Y
G. le Heins
Capitol
Albany
T. B. Garr
Multiple Atlantic steamers and quarantine notes in port mix
A garbled list documents several ships arriving or leaving, with quarantine actions, aboard vessels including Steamer Manoa, Concho, Ottawa, Navabo e, Jamestown, Monroe, Goldstore, and others. Passengers, merchandise, and nosie are noted along with bar entries and bar references at various ports from Cartagena to Wilmington and Norfolk.
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Cartagena
Port Simon II
Fortune Island
Moise
Bar
Manoa
Fraser
Luria
Barbados
St Croix
St Thomas
Outerbridge & Co
Concho
Staples
Galveston
Key West
C H Mallory & Co
Ottawa
Tait
Tampico
Delaware Breakwater
Philip Ruprecht
Navaboe
Hala Georgetown
Wilmington
Clyde Steamship Company
Mdse
Jamestown
Hiller
Norfolk
Dominion Line
Mdise
Monroe
Hulphers
Newport News
Nortel
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Goldstore
Curry
Philadelphia
Che Steamship Company
Highlands
Sandy Hoon
Light Breeze
Clouty
Shipping News From Queenstown to Genoa and Naples
June arrivals and sailings listed for multiple steamers including Nasel Wilhelm Hogemann Nasser Wie helm II and Exter City from Plymouth to New York. Vessels pass through Cherbourg Gibraltar and Genoa with paths to Bremen Naples Hull and Patras, noting arrivals at Queenstown Plymouth Bordeaux and Trieste and ongoing services by Langreuter Dennemann and Knuth crews.
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Queenstown
Marr
New York
Liverpool
Plymouth
Nasel Wilhelm IL
Hogemann
Bremenland
Cherbourg
Nasser Wiehelm II Gery
Bremen
Bartare
Ister
Langreuter
Citure
Copenhagen
Nicolai Ifa Lisener
Gibraltar
Steaner
Princ Irene
Geo
Dannemann
Naples
Genoa
Rok Swift
Marseilles
Newark
Bristol
Exeter City
Care
Boulogne
Pennayleath
Ger
Knuth
Hamburg
Dover
New Yon
Roma
Joudet
Huelva
Sir Richard Grenwill
Jones
New York Head
Carcale
Barr
Liver
Mesaba
Todd
Prawle Point
Consuelo
Watson
Hull
Antwerp
Zeeland
Broomhead
New Dover
Trieste
Salled
Clara
Raga Genoa
Liguria
U& Patras
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Army and Navy News
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William F. Groth
18Th Infantry
Charles E. Stodter
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Fort Leavenworth
Robert D. Walsh
Sth Cavalry
Walter H. Gordon
Benjamin H. Cheever
6Th Cavalry
Fargo
Charles B. Vogdes
Cheever
William H. Wassell
Spokane
Frank E. Bamford
San Antonio
Lucius L Durfee
Roanoke
DE Rosey C. Cabell
el Paso
Omar W. Pinkston
Zehah W. Torrey
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Tn Inspector General's Department
Francis H. French
Samuel R. Whitall
Hugh L. Scott
14Th Cavalry
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Albert Mills
John Stafford
20Th Infantry
Presidio of Monterey
James S. Rogers
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H. O. Shiffert
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A. Norris
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Joseph L. Torres
Andrew Fernandez
W. H. Ford
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Mayer , Auerbach
Albert C. Hessel
M. Stern
Atty
William F. Patterson
Alexander P. McLane
F. M. Tichenor
Greenwich Ave
Bank St
Isis F. Custer
Greenwich Construction Company
G. F. Chamberlin
Washington St
Jay St
Madeline
Doty
Anna M. Duckworth
GC. Lay
Atey
Ton St
Thompson
Emma Pfitzenmayer
Rocco M. Marasco
G. H. Hyde
Atte
Marion Ave
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Robert A. Parker
Thornton & Earle, Attys
Dr. Lyon
SU Lyrr
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Marine Intelligence
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Newport
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Carmanta Liverpool
Cunard
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Mexico
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New York Transportation
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