MGR. FARLEY’S STICK AND THE SHILLALAH TALE
Archbishop Farley returns from abroad with a Count Wicklow shillalah praised as a weapon of friendly differences. The piece explains shillalah lore from Wicklow groves to preparation in oil, burial, and conditioning, noting its use to settle disputes and its occasional, non lasting injuries.
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Brentwood Company
Archbishop Farley
New York
Wicklow
Shillaiagh
County Wicklow
Emperors Crises and Turkish Power Shake the Continent
A sprawling report sketches Menelik and Empress Taitou clashing over Abyssinian succession with a 14 year old heir and nationalist factions. It notes foreign policy rifts, the Empress modern intrigues, and fears of civil war. Followed by a profile of Turkey’s Sheik-ul-Islam, a powerful, multi‑hatted figure wielding judiciary and reform influence in Constantinople.
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Menelik
Taitou
Sheba
Solomon
Israel
Negus Hias
Sig Jessou
Pelaneess Taftou
Bafana
Nationalist Party
Negus
Mary
Sir Hoghton ties and royal sieges in Lancashire lore
The piece traces Hoghton Tower’s history from the eleventh century through Civil War sieges, detailing the Hoghton family's royal connections. It mentions Sir Richard de Hoghton hosting James I, the Book of Sports decree, and legends of powder stockpiles and Roundheads. It then shifts to Northland and Ranfurly scandals, Knox ancestry, and colonial connections in New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland.
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Erles II
Hoghton Tower
Richard de Hoghton
James I
Jon
Lancashire
Elizabeth
Haddon Hall
Hoghtons
Kore William Rufus
Flll
Leofric
Mercia
Change for Cyrus Townsend Brady Toledo
Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady of Toledo resigns as rector of Trinity Parish. He will join St George Episcopal Church in Kansas City Mo He cites conflict between parish state law provisions and diocesan canon law as the reason for stepping down and notes the Vestry has warmly received the Kansas City call.
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Toledo
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Trinity Parish
St. George Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Brady
Archbishop Farley Heads to Boston for Centenary Festivities
Archbishop Farley will travel to Boston for the centenary of the archdiocese with Monsignor Falconio officiating at the solemn high mass on Wednesday and Archbishop O'Connell delivering the opening address. The exercises end November 1 with a parade. Farley returns to preach his first sermon next Sunday. Papers granting additional papal honors are reportedly in transit, including mention of one or two women.
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Archbishop Farley
Boston
Monsignor
Falconio
O'Connell
Farley
Rome
Italy
America
Orville Wright Recovering From Fort Myer Injury
Orville Wright, the aero plane inventor, is nearing return to Kiayton Ohio after a Fort Myer crash. His broken thigh was splinted, removed, and X rays show the bones knitting well. The left leg is only a quarter inch shorter than the right, indicating promising recovery.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Kiayton
Ohio
National Aerial League Opens Competitions to All Nationalities
Paris reports that on October 25 the National Aerial League decided to open its competitions to all nationalities with a few exceptions. The move broadens participation while maintaining specified restrictions.
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Paris
National Aerial League
Anderson named acting superintendent for anti saloon league
Baltimore Oct 25 William H Anderson super intendent of the Maryland Anti Saloon League chosen to represent the national league at Washington as acting superintendent during the coming session of Congress He is chairman of the legislative committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church and has nine years of anti saloon league work in Illinois New York and Maryland He helped shape the Illinois local option law Le Gallienne rests easily after day with double pneumonia at Dr Bulls sanatorium NY 33 East 33d Street Attending Dr N B Potter reports a comfortable day and no worse condition
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Baltimore
William H. Anderson
Maryland
National League
Washington
Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Illinois
New York
Dr Bull Public Update On Surgeon’s Condition
A hospital bulletin says surgeon Dr William T Bull remained unchanged after a day of care at the Hotel Plaza. Physicians report a comfortable day with steady condition and no new complications.
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Bull
William T. Bull
Hotel Plaza
Antisuffragists say suffragists small in numbers
The New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage press committee responds to Julia Ward Howe remarks. It argues suffragists are active propagandists but only mobilize a small segment of American women, serving as a center for alarmed women to turn to amid loud suffrage campaigns.
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The
New York State Association Opposed
Humphry Ward
Julia Ward Howe
America
Woman Suffrage Movement
Concert program favors German Theatre Plea for Sunday shows
At yesterday’s meeting the strongest justification for Sunday Popular Concerts was offered. The Maud Powell Trio Miss Powell Miss Mukle and Miss Anne Ford Miss Elizabeth Dodge and Francis Rogers performed with refined finish. Powell and Mukle gave notable solo displays alongside Ford who accompanied. Chaminade’s Trio in A minor opened the program with a lyrical, delicate rendering Romeo. Dodge’s Bach aria showed effort in matching voice to baroque style.
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Maud Powell
Miss Powell
May Mukle
Anne Ford
Elizabeth Dodge
Francis Rogers
Miss Mukie
Miss Ford
Mme. Chaminade
Carnegie Hall
Miss Mukle
Bach
Jauchzet Gott
Allen Landen
Victor Herbert at the Broadway Sunday concert draws crowd
Victor Herbert conducted a large Broadway Theatre audience in a two part program. Encores included Tschaikowsky Song Without Words and a Chopin waltz. Horace Britt performed Pensée Amoureuse as a recall piece. The concert featured Chaminade works and Herbert pieces including Algeria.
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Victor Herbert
Mme. Cécile Chaminade
Metshie
Mr. Herbert
Algeria
Hippodrome Opera Singers EncoRed
Manuel Klein conducts a mixed program at the Hippodrome featuring operatic arias and choruses sung in English. The small audience enjoyed pieces from Wagner Gounod Verdi Donizetti Bizet Leoncavallo and Thomas with Nanette Flack and J M Coombs delivering standout numbers and reprise requests.
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Hippodrome
Manuel Klein
Wagner
Gounod
Verdi
Donizetti
Bizet
Leoncavallo
Thomas
Mr. Klein
Nanette Flack
I Am Titania
J M. Coombs
Toreador
Lucia
Miss Spencer Sings at Berlin Royal Theatre
New York contralto Miss Janet Spencer performed at a charity concert in Berlin with Miss Geraldine Farrar. Crown Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess praised her voice and urged a move to opera after a brief greeting in their box.
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Berlin
Janet Spencer
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Royal Theatre
Frederick William
Spencer
MME TRENTINI ARRIVES ON AMERIKA IN NEW YORK
Mile Emma Trentini, the smallest principal in Mr Hammerstein's roster, arrived on the Amerika in New York. She will appear at the Manhattan and Philadelphia opera houses next season, likely as Musetta in La Bohème. She spent the summer in Paris studying French operas.
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New York
Mile Emma Trentini
Amerika
NOX M'CAIN TELLS OF ROME AT CARNEGIE LYCEUM
Nox McCain led a second Carnegie Lyceum lecture detailing Rome and Tivoli with interior photos of St. Peter's Vatican palace and Pantheon drawing applause. The talk traced the ancient and modern city via the Appian Way and concluded with more interiors. Next Sunday's subject is Quaint Wales.
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Carnegie Lyceum
Nox McCain
Rome
Tivoli
St. Peter's
Vatican Palace
Appian Way
Vatican
Pantheon
Wales
Caviar Tariff Case Proceeds Toward Supreme Court
Importers dispute caviar classification under the Dingley tariff arguing eggs of sturgeon should be free as fish. The Board of United States General Appraisers and higher courts have upheld caviar as fish eggs despite claims it is not fish. A new appeal filed by Kammeriohr & Duffy on behalf of local manufacturers contends free entry should apply under the fish eggs provision.
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Board of
United States General Appraisers
Supreme Court
Beard
Circuit Court of Appeals
Kammeriohr & Duffy
Ferdinand Hansen
Max Ams
Jules Weber
8. Schmidt & Co
August Luchow
J. B. Regan
Charles Perceval
E. H. Glass
Abruzzi under Turin rumor mill on America trip
The Duke of the Abruzzi remains in Turin as whispers swirl over a possible departure for America. Citizens interpret every movement as a hint of leaving Italy or resuming naval duties, while cipher telegrams and letters with King Victor Emmanuel suggest ongoing talks about Miss Elkins.
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Turin
Abruzzi
America
Italy
United States
Victor Emmanuel
Duke of
Aosta
Miss Elkins
Margherita
Stupinigi
Rev John Rowe obituary notes long Methodist ministry
The Rev. John Rowe 62, pastor of Perry Street Methodist Episcopal Church, died after two days of pleuro pneumonia at 78 Perry Street. Born in Cornwall, he married Eliza Maule at nineteen and served many New York churches before a 43 year ministry at Perry Street. Survived by sons Albert J E Rowe William Rowe and daughters Mrs James Clark and Mrs M Fookes, with stepbrother Henry Clark. He was active on church extension committees and famed for Stamford and Sing Sing camp meetings.
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John Rowe
Perry Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwich Avenue
Washington Street
Perry Street
Mr. Rowe
St. Cleer
Cornwall
England
Eliza J. Maule
Shandaken
Wister County
N. Y
Equimunk
Penn
Napanoch
Stone Ridge
Port Ewen
Chester
Duane Methodist Church
Spring and
Hudson Streets
Morrisania Methodist Church
Forty-fourth Street
Asbury Church
Washington Square
Franklin Street
Pleasantwile
Purchase
Purdy’s Station
Ardsley
Rowe
Methodist Conference
Morrisonia
Stamford
B F Russell Former House Sergeant at Arms Dies
B F Russell former sergeant at arms of the national House of Representatives died in a St. Louis hospital tonight after a long public career. He previously served as a trusted parliamentary officer and was widely known in political circles.
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B. F. Russell
the Tribune
St. Louis
National House of Representatives
Unveil Harrison statue Tuesday in Indianapolis
Arrangements are complete for the unveiling of a monument to General Benjamin Harrison Tuesday afternoon. A parade of regular troops, Indiana National Guard, and Grand Army posts will precede the exercises. Vice-President Fairbanks and speakers John W. Noble and John L. Griffiths will address the crowd. The monument sits at University Park near the Federal Building, which cost 2,600 dollars. Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Harrison’s youngest daughter, will draw the cord to release the flags.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana National Guard
Grand Army of the Republic
Fairbanks
John W. Noble
St. Louis
John L. Griffiths
University Park
Pennsylvania
Meridian Streets
Federal Building
Elizabeth Harrison
Harrison
Boston Catholics to Celebrate Centenary Observances
Boston marks the centenary of the Boston diocese with a week of ceremonies ending in a Holy Name parade expected to draw about fifty thousand men. Prelates from across the city and nation will attend a solemn pontifical mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross led by papal delegate Diomede Falconio. The diocese has grown from 2,700 Catholics in 1808 to about 2,067,580 in the archdiocese.
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Boston
New England
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Diomede Falconio
Washington
Canada voting today in Dominion general election
Montreal reports that Canada will hold a general election tomorrow to choose a new Parliament. Liberal Sir Wilfrid Laurier seeks to retain power with forecasts of a 30 to 40 seat majority, while Liberals face strong Conservative opposition in Ontario and Quebec. Prairie provinces lean Liberal, British Columbia uncertain. New electors from the Western States may influence outcomes.
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Montreal
Canada
British North America
Liberal Party
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Laurier
Toronto Globe
Dominion
Toronto World
Rouville
Quebec
L. P. Brodeur
Marine and Fisheries
West York
Ontario
WF. Maclean
M. P
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
British Columbia
Formosan Railway Opened In Formosa
The Formosan Trunk Railway was formally opened in Formosa in the presence of General Prince Kanin and numerous officials. The 334 mile line now threads the island boosting industry after extensive improvements since construction began. Japan completed 272 miles below estimate, saving funds for further upgrades and a concession for 459 miles of branch lines to Formosan Sugar Refining Company, with 90 miles already finished.
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Tokio
Japan
Formosan Sugar Refining Company
Cholera Sees New Manila Cases Amid Feasts
Seven new cholera cases reported in Manila for the day ended Sunday night. Officials link rise to weekend gatherings and feasts. Health Department says outbreak controlled and may tighten bans on native gatherings and dangerous foods. Suburban cockpits suspected sources of unsafe food sales.
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Manila
Health Department
Death of American consul general McFarland in Germany
Berlin reports F W Cauldwell and Frederick von Versen arranged for the removal and cremation of Silas C McFarland of Iowa the American consul general at large for Europe who died by his own action on the Hamburg Berlin express. He left letters to his wife daughter and Winston Thackara noting ill health and inability to serve. Iowa congressman Robert G Cousins and many Iowans sent condolences.
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Berlin
F. W. Cauldwell
Frederick von Versen
Ludwigslust
Silas C. McFarland
Iowa
Hamburg
McFarland
Fog and Smoke Delay Steamers at Montreal Port
Fog and smoke have delayed navigation for four days at Montreal with thirteen ocean liners waiting for clearance. Four are passenger vessels and about twelve hundred passengers are detained. The Virginian and the Marina missed sailing last Thursday. This marks the third such delay in six weeks, causing heavy losses to steamship companies.
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Montreal
Virginian
Marina
MODELS WILL BE PRESERVED
Washington October 25 Commissioner Edward B Moore of the Patent Office denied that there is any plan by the Interior Secretary or others to destroy the government patent models accumulated to 1880s. The 157 000 models would be preserved rather than scattered, despite publicity alleging their destruction and the protests received in Washington.
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Washington
Edward B Moore
Patent Office
Secretary of the Interior
Fine hospital opened in Seoul by Japanese government
Seoul date line reports a fine hospital formally opened today by the Japanese government. One of the best equipped institutions in the Far East, it includes a school of medicine and represents a major medical facility in the region.
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Seoul
Far East
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments from The Tribune
The Tribune notes acknowledgments for the Fresh Air Fund by The Church of the Covenant New York Rev G Webster Mrs Gherardi Davis Mr and Mrs Kate E Green Mrs Hugh Net Mortimer Schiff G H Johnsen Spuyten Duyvil NY B Johnson Spuyten Duyvil NY Total October 4 amount appears as $2500 and other gifts listed with names and locations.
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Church of the Covenant
New York
G. & Webster
Gherardi Davis
Kate E. Grees
Hugh
Mortimer Schiff
G. H. Johnsen
Spuyten Duyvil
New York City
B. Johnson
Spuryten Duyvil
Iain
Caidas Decane
Bedford Church Welcomes Dr. Young as New Bedford Pastor
The Rev. Dr. S. Edward Young, formerly of Pittsburg’s Second Presbyterian, preached at Bedford Presbyterian Church Brooklyn. The crowded service featured a floral Welcome backdrop and an hourlong reception. He praised the congregation as a strong class and spoke of blending mystic insight with practical action, urging a daily morning watch for spiritual renewal amid New York’s turmoil.
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S. Edward Young
Second Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Jerusalem
New York
Prominent Arrivals At Major Hotels Reported
Hotel guests listed include P Vo Scarpa from Washington at the Astor P, W Belmont William Manning from Cincinnati, Captain F M Passow from Southampton England at the Hol land, Professor M Salisbury from Palo Alto Cal at the Imperial, Dr E H Nichol from Boston at Murray Hill, and A H Pease from Hartford at the St Regis.
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Astor
Vo Scarpa
Washington
Belmont
William Manning
Cincinnati
Holland
F. M. Passow
Southampton
England
Imperial
M. Salisbury
Palo Alto
Cal
Murray Hill
E. H. Nichol
Boston
ST. Regis
A. H. Pease
Hartford
Weather Report and Forecast for Atlantic States
Official weather record notes light rains in the Atlantic states from Pennsylvania to New England and fair weather elsewhere. Monday expected to bring fair skies in the South and East with showers in the Missouri Valley and upper Great Lakes region. Local records compare yesterday’s highs and the 1907 values as 70 and 44 degrees respectively.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Middle
Missouri Valley
Mississippi Valley
Western Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Ake
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Danks
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Leea
Insurrection in Corea Near End as Troops Redeploy
Tokio reports the Corea uprising nearly over with insurgents reduced to a disorderly element. Prince Ito, ex resident general at Seoul, is expected to return to Seoul in early November. About two thirds of Japanese troops in Northern Corea will be withdrawn in a few days.
Murray and Sewall Obituaries From New York to New York
Notices of death and impending funerals for Ruth S Murray widow of Lindley Murray at Palo Alto and New York. Abm S Underhill in-law funeral arrangements. Katharine Smith Sewall funeral in Watertown. Mary Weise D Weise funeral in New York City with services at Calvary Church and burial in Fair Ridge Cemetery. ongoing schedule details include train times and addresses.
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Murray
Palo Alto
California
Ruth S. Murray
Lindley Murray
New Yor City
S. Underhill
Linden Ave
Hudson Y
Central Station
Fair Ridge Cemetery
Chappaqua
New Bedford Mass
Sewall
Watertown
N. Y
Katharine Smith
Edamund Sewall
Weisse
Mary Pinneth Weisse
Faneuil D Weise
Henry Suydam
New York City
Calvary Charset
4Th Ave
Fowera
Obituaries and cemetery notices from early 1900s listing Sherman Moran and Stanton
Obituary entries note Roger Minott Sherman born October 2 1905 and Elisabeth Cady Stanton born November 12 181% died October 26 1902. The Woodlake Cemetery access and Harlem train routes via Grand Central are described with trolley connections. Contact details for funeral services are provided for Frank F Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street and a Chelsea telephone line.
Applications Filed for Selected Aspirants at Uptown Tribune
The Uptown Office of The New York Tribune notes the filing of applications by selected aspirants for various positions. The installation prompts a review of qualifications and competitive entries as officials prepare for the next phase of appointments.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
Domestic Rates For the Daily and Weekly Tribune Subscriptions
Rates for daily and Sunday Tribune international mail and hotel access include worldwide destinations, Canadian and foreign postage, and special schedules. It lists monthly and yearly prices, with separate Farm er and Sunday editions, plus abroad arrangements and hotels for receipt in London Paris and other cities.
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Mexico
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Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
DAILY
Tri-Wkly
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Fie
London
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Metropole
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Howard Hotel
England
Adelphi Hotel
Liverpool
Midland
Manchester
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Midland Hotel
Bradford
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Morecambe
Derby
Hollier’s Hotel
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Gibraltar
Cecil
France
Htel Continental
Meurice
Chatham
Hotel de la Athenée
Lilie Moret
Albion
St James Et d
Albany
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Paris
Hotel de R Univers Tours
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Trand Hotel
Brussels
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Purstenhof
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Sheik-ul-Islam
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Yadiz
Supreme Court of Justice
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Ottoman Empire
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Marquise DE Fontenoy
Sir Loix
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Starkie
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Ishington
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Order of St. Patrick
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Engine
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Congress
Say ‘‘Sound and Fury
Klein
Hippodrome Opera
Miss Spencer
Mme. Trentini
Nox M’cain
Rev
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MR. McFarland
Fine Hospital
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Bedford Church
DR. Young
the Weather Report
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Tri-Weekly
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Cornwallom-Hudson
Walter Ferris
Hough Fraser Elizabeth
David Stevenson
James Russel Harri
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Birchall
Louies K. Offer
Streatsarine Bremmer
Sarah E . Kenyon
Frederick Wetene
Langstroth
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Stanton, Elisabeth C
Don
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Birchalil
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Bremma
Bremmer
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Lnte
Monning
Kenton
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Gershom
Kenyon
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Montclair
Frederick E Langstroth
Ren Cockefair
Belleville Ave
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Margaret
Shelter Island N. Y
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Undertakers
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Speyer Brothers
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Americar Express Company
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