14th Ward Schools Unfit for Use in City
An inspection by Cornell Amen and city officials found dirty dark buildings with overcrowded rooms, 70 to 80 pupils per class, and poor ventilation in 34th ward schools. About 2,250 children are affected now with more to come unless action is taken, including Heston annexes and Hoffman schools deemed unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornellamen
Board of Education
Cay
Iispecting
Lleston School
Fifty-fourth Street
Lansdowne Avenue
Jesse George
Sixty-third
Hamilton
Heston
Board of Educations
Norris J. Holman
Fifty-fifth
Vine Streets
Hoffman School
Martha Washington
Forty- Sixth
Aspen
James Rhoads
Forty-ninth
Parrish Streets
Philadelphia Times
Bath Ward
Board of Health
Hoffman and Heston
Courts in Dukes County Case List and Judgments
A dense legal notices page lists court dockets across five courts with assumpsit mortgage and bankruptcy suits. It notes bankruptcies of Simon and Buck Mountain Lumber, along with numerous judgments, attachments, and rule absolutes.最后 details a current motion list and divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simon
Oscar
Savvn Simon
Reading
Marcoe Goodman & Co
Braide & Shear and Cohn & Simon
Nathan Lipson
West Chester
Chester County
Gustavus A. Schlechter
Samuel Reyne
War and Assassination: Civilized Warfare’s Boundaries
An essay questions whether total war can justify uncivilized methods. It argues that some means, such as assassination or poison, must never be used even to end a war quickly, preserving humanity over strategic advantage. The piece cites Civil War temptations and the lasting moral cost of degraded warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert el
Johnston
Confederacy
McClellan
Grant
North
To day the eighty fourth instant train to Philadelphia
Fragments describe a daily timetable noting an eighty fourth instant train to Philadelphia with unreadable details. Names and exact times are uncertain but the item signals a transportation update.
Federal naturalization grants and refusals summary
In federal courts Judge Dallas granted certificates to OT applicants with zero refusals in the Circuit Court. In the District Court Judge McPherson oversaw 68 certificates of naturalization and 12 refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States Circuit Court
J McPherson
United States District Court
Common Pleas Summary Court No. 1 Motions ruled absolute
A concise list shows numerous rule absolute decisions in civil motions and divorces. Cases including Wilson vs Whitehead, Tideworth vs Holeworth, Fenner v Fenner, Barnes et al v Watson, and Snyder v Scully received absolute rulings. A current motion list notes hearings, future equity trials, counsel fees, and next week court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Blessing
Traynor
Tioga Street
Sherman Vs
Dental Manufacturing Company
Cameron
Duges
Reichardt
Kerbaugh
Baeehler
Vous
Nott
Mayer
Ase
and Guarantee Trust Company
Sy “Guarantee Trust Company
Shedd
Graham
Zabel
Om Epstein
City
Firth
American Product
Trust Company
Marsh
Hartley
K Fest
Fest
Metal Company
Hirsch
Barr
Loney
Stead
Frank RB. Stockley
Minnick
Woodson
Fodie Hauing
Riley
Crouther
Grubb
Gangewer
Hulshizer
Thomas
Hamilton
Bader
Campbell
Berts
Bank Vs. Publishing Company
Dawes
Allen Et al
Lowe Company
Railroad, Coal and Iron Company
Dolbow
Nerer
Coleman
Insurance Company
Cohen
Snyder
Company
Stanton
Preston Retreat
Frank
Equity
Wilson
Whitehead
Tideworth
Holeworth
Fenner Ya
Fenner
Y Va
Staineby
Ban Cub Va
McGuire
Barnes
Beard
Hunsicker Ve
Gillespie
Martin Va
Divorces Declared by Common Pleas Courts in Several Courts
Yesterday the Common Pleas Courts issued divorces in multiple cases across Courts 2 4 and 5 including Ida G Barwis Eleazar Barwin Lenore Irvine and Robert H Irvine Faniy R Millman and George Dillman Louise G Corson Charles G Corson Abigail A Eggleston Rufus Engleston Marshall Torr Katharine P Torr Katie Stage Arthur Stage Elizabeth Epstein Abraham Epstein Kuma Wiley Robert M Wiley Jr Letitia Hanlon Felix Leo Hanlon Kertie Rankin Samuel Rankin Rebecca Maud Brown John Thomas Brown Mary Edith Andrews Joh Gordon Andrews George J McNally Sue L McNally Mary E Parsons William Parsons Harry Ek Rickart Mary Rickart Rudolph L Prang Freda Prang Susan A Piggott John J Piggott. A petition by Fell and Opelting for a receiver for the Pennsylvania Process Company was presented noting insolvency though no assignment for creditors. The Young Republican Club of the 424 ward seeks a charter, Rebecca Lodge Free Saughters of Israel and Charles Clifford action for foreign attachment with Universal Colm Counter Company bail set at 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Ae
Subert & Obert
M. W. Ashley Canne
Shimer
George D. Edmondson
Common Pleas Gont
Northampton County
Edwin F. Cockroft
Amelia C. Blaich
M. Blumenthal
Julius Wolfson
PD. D. Fee
Louis Bergdoll Brewing Co
George Griffith
Mary Griffith
Harry C. Kahn
Ines Guile
Same
Execu Mra
Walls
Margaret Walls
Ante
Edwin FP. Vannum
Miller
Execuart HH
C. Neiman
Carrie Neiman
Mary McNally
Rose McNally
Harry Showalter
Dominico de Feo
Frank Cuneo
Benjamin Davidson
Joseph F. Eckard
May E. Bartel
Marie L. Hartley
Carrie & Fogg
William L. Hartley
O. J. Graver
I Hb &. Co
Mary A. Harrison
Thomas B. Watseen
Devlin
Joe Lusky
Abraham Jacobson
Abraham Kovadlo
Pitiip H
Rebecca Hirsh
Simeon
Anna EK
Bolton
John Wanamaker
Harry Williams
The
Diamond Rubber Company
Panoust International Ventilator Company
Sidney Shepard & Co
Times Publishing Company
Philips & Jacoba
John J. McConnell
William Marks Et al
George W. Givin
Goldman Brothers
Walter J. Harry
the Philadelphia Trust, Safe Deposit and Insurance Co
Samuel Kimmel
William B. Grubb
Statement Life Annuity Company
David N. Fell, Jr
Mary B. ‘Slifer
Hiram J
Fairview Council
Dr OL U
Peter Whitney
Valon Market Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company
Auchter
Willian Rhe
Ida G. Barwis
Eleazar Barwin
Lenore
Irvine
Robert H. Irvine
Faniy R. Millman
George Dillman
Louise G. Corson
Charles G. Corson
Abigail A. Eggleston
Rufus FE
Engleston
Marshall Torr
Katharine P. Torr
Katie Stage
Arthur Stage
Elizabeth Epstein
Abraham Epstein
Kuma A. Wiley
Robert M. Wiley, Jr
Letitia N. Hanlon
Felix Leo Hanlon
Kertie Rankin
Samuel Rankin
Rebecca Maud Brown
John Thomas Brown
Mary Edith Andrews
Joh Gordon Andrews
George J. McNally
Sue L. McNally
Mary E. Parsons
William Parsons
Harry Ek. Rickart
Mary Rickart
Rudolph L. Prang
Freda Prang
Susan A. Piggott
John J. Piggott
Fell & Opelting
Atlantic Retint Company
Pennsylvania Process Company
Young Republican Club
Rebecca Lodge
Free Saughters of Israel
Charles Clifford
Universal Colm Counter Company
Common Pleas Court
Board of Judges Meet at Quarter Sessions Court
The quarterly meeting of the Board of Judges was held in the consultation room of Quarter Sessions Court No 2 yesterday afternoon, lasting about two hours. New court rules for practice in the Common Pleas were adopted but Judge Andenried said they would be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Judges
Quarter Sessions Court
No. 2
Common Pleas
Andenried
Wills Probed. Many Bequests Listed In City Records
Probate entries show Michael D Toomey estate valued at 56000 with 1000 to Jesuit Fathers and 200 to multiple Catholic charities. Mary Ann Keilly’s small estate bequeaths 50 to Sacred Heart School Arlington NJ and 30 to Rev Father Masterson. Additional administrations and inventories detail various sums and trusts, including 515,000 in total for several estates and ongoing trustee distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael D. Toomey
South Forty-first Street
Church of the Gesu
Eighteenth
Stiles Streets
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. Joseph's Home
St. John’s
Mary Ann Keilly
Greenwich Street
Sacred Heart Industrial School
Arlington
N. J
St. Joseph's House
St. Charles’ Seminary
Overbrook
House of the Good Shepherd
St. Patrick's Church
Tabernacle Sociery
Notre Dame Convent
Catholic Protectory
Father Masterson
St. Anthony's Church
Susanna Miller
North Sixteenth Street
Maury Ann Taylor
North Twentieth Street
Michael Feliu
Germantown Avenue
Rachel Potter
Tus
Walnut Street
Mary ©. Gregory
James McNealls
Olive Streets
James
St. Agatha's Church
Elizabeth BE
William C. Allison
J. Lison
T. E. Allison
Thomas Wesley Allison
Tobey Shorey
TisBi
Mt Lane's Me
Es T Dist Episcopal Ital
Orphans' Court Audit List Audits Estates Today
The Orphans Court lists estates for audit with PRESIDENT JUDGE HANNA and JUDGE ASHMAN in Court No 2 including Louise Brown George M Justice Christian Riemer Louis Krupp Josephine Brown and Court No 3 with JUDGE PENROSA Miriam Gumpert. and the list notes the estates of Brown and Gumpert are on the audit docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Hanna
Judge Ashman
George M. Justice
Christian Riemer
Louis Krupp
Josephine Brown
Judge Penrosa
Miriam Gumpert
Orphans Court Opinion on Grant Will Appeal
Judge Ashman writes on the appeal from the Register of Wills decision admitting Ella Grant’s will. Died January 23 1902, leaving $1 to husband James Stevenson, $1 to several sisters and a piece, and the rest to sister Mary J Brinton. Evidence touched on capacity. court found no lack of testamentary capacity and supported the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Grant
James Stevenson
Mary J. Brinton
Vecenan
Ars
Cane
Jone Term Court Session Records Decline Clarify
The Jone term of the Courts of end Ter miner and Sessions S08 with Jeagun Settler, Balienger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts of
Jeagun
Balienger
Grand jury actions and court outcomes across Philadelphia rooms
In Court No 1 Judge Beitler presided as 653 676 and 453 were noted. The grand jury, chaired by Rufus Bush, addressed petty case overload and imposed prosecution costs on women in five cases. Convictions included William Collins for assault with intent to kill Everett Gilbert and Harvey Williams for burglary. many other verdicts were not guilty or acquitted. Separate sessions in Court No 2 and 454 cover bail and desertion cases. In Washington, the Supreme Court reviewed Interstate Commerce Commission versus Chicago Burlington and Quincy on livestock terminal rates and other matters including stock taxation and Chinese exclusion cases. opinions by Justice White with dissents by Harlan and McKenna are summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jud Beitler
Rufus Bushwe Merchant
Newkirk Street
Beitler
William Collins
Everett H. Gilbert
Eastern Penitentiary
Harvey Williams
Louis Jacobson
Ridge Avenue
James Trodden
I A & Townsend Co
Huntingdon Reformatory
Timothy Bradley
Mack
Charles B. Kelly
Sulzberger
Annie Crosby
Ilrepute
Thomas Whaley
Joseph Curry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Max Joseph
Morris Fox
William Malloy
Joseph Donnelly
John Horn
George Madden
William Edgar
Harry Schlendorn
Joseph Beer
Michael Muldowney
Fritz Hansen
Pe Hirschman
Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Cchicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago
Justice White
Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
White
John G. Jenkins
First National Bank of
Brooklyn
Board of Assessors
Supreme Court of the
State of
New York
Atatatea
Brewer
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbian
Congress
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the District
Hrewer
Act of Congress
Harlan
McKenna
Ragnar
Saratoga Vichy Spring Company
Vichy
Saratoga Company
Fuller
United States
Chin Bak
Chin Ying
Moth
Citzens
Solicitor General
Downes
Thomas Edison
Edison
New York Central Railroad
City of
Railroa Company
Vanderbilt Avenue
Marcellus HH. Lander
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Mercantile National Bank
Cleveland
Uni States
Ee Court
Western
Dietriet
Ae Care
Et Ford
Supreme
Aed
United Tea
Justice Brown
Pine River Logging and Imrovement Company Et al. Ve
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota
Interior Department
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Opens Hearings Across Three Counties
Harrisburg on June 2 reports the Supreme Court convened to hear arguments from Adams Dauphin and Fulton counties. At the morning session 120 attorneys were admitted and the court will issue opinions when it adjourns next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Adams
Dauphin
Fulton
Post Card Maker Sentenced in Chicago Case
B Louis Smith who ran a bogus postal card operation that rivaled the government printing office was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Kohlelsaat. The law prescribes up to 20 years but clemency was recommended by the post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. Louis Smith
Kohlelsaat
Post Office Department
China’s Self-made Empress Tsu-Tsi From Success to Strife
Edward J. Dillon profiles Tsu-Tsi of China, the self made empress who endured through upheaval as Mukden fell to Russia and Beijing spiraled into ruin. Despite 65 years, she remains youthful in appearance and wielding influence over a people of four hundred million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Dillon
Tsu-Tsi
China
Mukden
Keep on Letting Well Enough Alone
A New Orleans Times Democ rat editorial ridicules Senate hopeful Mark A. Hanna and Republican campaign claims in 1902. It accuses trusts sugar meat grain coal ice and others of price hikes and oppression while criticizing U S actions in the Philippines and foreign policy. The piece questions independence and national honor amid calls to keep things as they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Dem
Mark A. Hanna
United States
Ohio
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
Grain Trust
Coal Trust
Ice Trust
Philippines
Wey
Schley
Shipping News from Port of Philadelphia Surges With Calls
Shipping notes from Philadelphia June 3 report several steamers and schooners arriving from Liverpool Port Antonio Boston New York and other ports with fruits lumber ballast and merchandise. Also listed are water levels sun timings and tug movements along Marcus Hook and nearby breakwater traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford
Neilson
Liverpool
International Navigation Company
Watson
List
Port Antonio
United Fruit Company
Saxon
Briggs
Fall River
Boston
Philadelphia Steamship Company
Grecian
Nickerson
Winyah
Simmons
Richmond
William PY
Clyde & Co
Carisbrook
Wallace
William J. Grandfield
Ilanet Venus
Kelly
Avonmouth
Philadelphia
Transatlantic Line
Lackawanna
Bevan
Philip Ruprecht
Aral
Nicholas
Axen
Biddick
Shields
Therese
Haymes
Port Spain
William J. Graundfield
Allegheny
Ryan
Savannah
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Donald
Warnecke
France
Marne
la Croix
Marseilles
B. Homburg & Co
Marcus Hook
John HW. May
Still
Jacksonville
H. D. May & Co
Charles W. Church
Moore
J. L Nicholson
Samuel 8. Thorp
Pierce
Providence
J. L. Nicholson
Hattie Nickerson
Delaware
Jeanie Lippett
Paysandu
Pilot
Juno
Rescue
Nathaniel T. Doane
James McCaulley
S. A. McCaulley
Eagle Point
London
Alberta
Newport News
Suwanee
Malmo
Chester
Amsterdam
Nedennes
Fernandina
Nordby
Ortflamme
Pallice
Bowen
Concord
Pemberton
Dunlo
Rosemont
Esperia
Intrepid
Sea King
Moparch
Zizania
Pleiades
Jung
South Side
Sees
France Marte
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Baltimore
Beiliant
Keller
Flushing
Brookline
Francis
Port Apteulo
Bretfond
Rellesen
Felentbera
Bode
Johan Pemen
Port Marie
Habil
Gridmuodsen
Baracoa
Howard
Chesapeake
Delano
New York
Powhatten
Diser
Drovidener
Seh T Linthicum
Celaten
Stares
Savanneh
Bhwtelde
Hextres
New Grace
Milat
Bean
Cape Neary
Veung Sameon
Lee
Lemdon
David P Devise
Irwin Providence
Kivirn J. Freseh
Menirick
Everly
Tieries
L. Hf
Ports of New York Arrivals and Merchant Vessels Listed
Port of New York arrivals dated June 2 show multiple steamers and ships bound for and from Genoa Glasgow London Antwerp Naples Naples and others. Also noted are passing steamers Henri Reith Cambrian King Tribal and Galveston with listed routes to Havre Antwerp Bremen and Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbados
St. Mary
Matanzas
Philadelphia
St, Jovan
Harry Knowlton
Naples
Victoria
New York
Gibraltar
Aller
ST. John's
N F
Siberian
Glasgow
Halifax
Havana
Ulriken
Yucatan
London
Levy
Minneapolis
Bona
Cootaw
Liverpool
Cymrie
Belfast
Weehawken
Inkom
Montreal
Rotterdam
Frida Fern
Pascagoula
Bremen
Kurland
New Orleans
Norfolk
Frederich der Grosse
ST. Lucia
Hogarth
Katserein Maria Therese
Genoa
Furnessin
Antwerp
Minnehaha
Delaware
Marco Minghetti
Etna
Kingston
Melbridge
Cuba
Louisiana
Havens
Havane
Colorado
Brunswick
Nauplia Stettin
John J. Hill
Umbria
Paloma
Port’ Au Prince
Bretoria
Bermuda
Brighton
Algoa Bay
Turk’s Island
Jacksonville
Manna Mata
Baltimore
Cape Rack
Henri Reith
West Hartlepool
Scilly
Cambrian King
Havre
Tribal
Galveston
Wreckage reports and ship sales shift amid Atlantic notices
Captain Har wood of the steamship Suwanee reports wreckage on May 23 at latitude 00.5 south and longitude 42.20 west. A four masted ship topmast and yards are recovered the following day. In Baltimore the sere of an eastbound vessel moves to Wilmington Del. Ownership changes occur in the Fateenyes and Milton Del. with Captain Lacey commanding the vessel. A Lake Michigan voyage from New Orleans to Cape Town is noted with 1,215 litres declared for the British and anticipated cancellations of recent British government charters. The British ship Se updates describe mast and deck cargo near 44.11 north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Suwanee
Baltimore
Bolta
Wilmington
Del
R. McBride
Fateenyes
Lacey
Milton
Lake Michigan
New Orleans
Cape Town
Scott
Melitias
TIED HERSELF TO HER NEIGHBOR IN ELECTRIC CAR
From the New York Tribune a Brookline Massachusetts woman boarded an electric car and struggled to slip her shoe with gloves on. After finally tying her shoe the man beside her rose to leave, a struggle ensued and horror followed as both were somehow fastened together by the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Brookline
Maas
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Dunlap
Cornelia
Fifty-seventh
Haverford Streets
Court
George Spees
Charles Davis
Willow Warehousing Company
Assumpsit
N, Wessel
Integrity Building Association
Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company, Trustees
William Fpf
Albrecht
W. F. Brennan
William H. Frank
Valentine Frank
Mary J. Howell
W. H. Staake
the Paxson & Comfort Company
Cahill & Brothers
Max Lichtenstein
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ballou
Schuylkill Loan and Building Association
Lee Scott
Erris
Sally F. Lewis
Edward H. Rowley
H. L. Carson
Elizabeth RB. Johnson
Walker Electric Company
H. 8S
Sparhawk
Ellen J. Jackson
William H. Quit
Neilson and Woodruff
John W. Priestley
Charles A. Furbush
Stovemee
J. H
Shoemaker
Solomon Asher
William H. Lower
Kolb
Santa
Lautenbach
Nathan J. Mitchell
Assumpart
H. Gourley
Henry Vollmer
William I
Martha Nixon
William H. Quigg
Church Standard Company
Mayne
Parker Company
Coward and Middleton
Mary A. Thomas
Bernard F. Horan
Assumpe Sit
O' Wolff
the Mutual Friends’ Building and Loan Association
Thos. H. Flood
Sipnamon
Elizabeth Tilman
Saving Fund Society of Germantown
Assumpelt
Ttorney I. T. Tobin
Garrett Buchanan Company
Union Surety and Guaranty Company
G. W. Carr
Gebble & Co. Va
Adele Ritchie
Torneys Marsh and Robinson
Henry B. Robb
Holstein de Haven
Stephen L. Nichols
C. H. Downing
William Brooke Rawle
John Haines
Rawle
J. Percy Keating
Edwin L. Boger
B. G. Bromey
Emma Smith Walker
the Vigilant Mills
J. F. B. Atkin
Ralston
Langhorne
Federal
Moku
Igshon
Burton
Inne Weater Street
Snyder Ve. Scully
Louise Brown
Joseph Burke
Benjamin Franklin
Herbert Wright
John Rutherford
Charles Saunders
Charles Southern
Frederick G. Herbst
Harry Willama
Ballee
Amuel Daniels
Katie Rickets
Joseph FE. Jacobson
William Nagele
Thomas W. Bright
Charles H. Wayne
Hugo
George Wharton
Jay
Merrill
William J. Barr
Ao McCarthy
Jacob Salecksky
Judge Davis
Jacob Eee
James G. Hand
Thomas Moylan
Johnson Night
Corneliua O'Donnell
Joseph Diver
John T. Tieff
William HB. Roberts
Thomas Carney
Harry L. Wilson
Morris
Joseph L. Wilmore
Max Wachowsky
Harry Kitay
Herman Kiester
Owen Johns
Samuel Brown
John B. Kankel
Harry Goodman
Joseph J. McGrath
Andrew Abler
John Zeller
William Toner
U. S. Supreme Court
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Penn Plate Glass Company
Third Circuit
Givealt Court of the United States
District of
Pennsylvania
Peckham
Peter Hagan
Scottish Union and
National
Maryland
R. H. Courtney
Sixth Circuit
Circuit Court of the United States
Kentucky
Gray
BAT
William T. Sampson
United States Navy
Allegheny of Company Et al
Hiram A. Snyder
New Jersey Steel and Iron Company
Frederick Charmaunx
Southern District of New York
Edwin L. Vetter
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Richards
the Shipping News
Port OF
Decatur H. Miller
McDorman
Eaglet
Goslee
William P. Clyde & Co
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Eggem
J. Guffey
McPherson
Port Arthur
Texas
J. M. Gates Petroleum Company
Zie
Barber
Hamburg
Brauer Live
Flamme
Jones
la Pallice
Rouen
Keasta Kats
Spartan
Thacher
Hilda
Kines
Savacneb
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Fernardina
Ortflauime
Kouen
Delaware Bay and River News
Cape May
Belle Russell
New
Isla del
Julia Bis Jaabeth
A. McCaulley
Goodwin
Australia
Queen Alexandra
Calrneak
Thunber
Gulf
West Ha
Seeerpoel
Ban Bao
Lawrence
United Kingdom
Ida
St. Margaret’s Bay
Bristol Channel
Aureola
St. John
N. B
West Pat
Preston
Elton
San Felin
Lng
Queenstown
Tampico
Otts
Seattle
P. Stitzpooek
San Francisco
Baldwin
Epi
Sweetey
Jeoe
Sam — Te Eeh
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Esphia
Veils Wirenstes
Satilla
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Hark
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Montauk Point
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Amburg
Tent
Penn Manor
Rijnland
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Etree Eee
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Cadiz
Kron Pring Wilhelm
Bergenseren
Sanchez
Barrow
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Citta di Milano
Helios
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Tampa
Sicilia
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Grenada
Trinidad
Margaretha
Sundsvale
County of Dumfries
Shanghai
Teen XIII
Cadig
Guyandotte
Jamestown
Algonquin
Charleston
Atlas
S. C. Company
City of Birmingham
Kansas City
Bristol
Deatinastone
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Furness
Moltke
Lombardia
Nemours Manitou Orrene
St Louis
Atbaropton
Laurentian
Friesland
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la Lorraine
Ube
Harbarossa
Aremen
Ethiopia
Eettephers
Teutonte Tateee
Une
Kaiser W.d. Gune
Patricia Ap Eeee
Auguste Vict
Norway
Southam
Entonte
Astoria
Campania
Bluecher Vaderland
Fane
Phoenieia Eeeesh
Theresia
Sardigna
St. Paul
Southampton
Fred
der Gros
Fuerstaeck
Tassavole
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