Capitol bill boosts cost to four million dollars
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Harrisburg June 6 reports the Fox State Capitol completion bill passed second reading after a pact between the insurgent and administration factions. The measure lowers the appropriation to 4,000,000, dissolves the building commission, and moves completion to January 1906. Debate touched on minority representation, contractor payments, and related school funding.
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Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
Ward BR. Bliss
Frank B. McClain
Appropriations Committee
Henry Hall
George M. Hosack
Pittsburg
Fox State Capitol
House of Representatives
House
Building Commission
Lancaster
Pattisan
Hastings
Haag
Schuylkill
Representative Palm
Crawford
William A. Stone
H. W. Oliver
C. Stuart Patterson
Philadelphia
Louis A. Watres
Lackawanna
Henry C. McCormick
Williams
McClain
Pan-American Commission
Buffalo
Coray
Frank X. Blumley Democrat
Cameron County
Senate
Snyder
Stone
Scott
Braddock
Bliss
Voorhees
Appropriations
Ms Ad
Senate Adjourns After Action on Local Legislation
The Muehlbronner bill amending the Pittsburg Ripper law passed finally. A House bill creating a separate Carbon County judicial district was reconsidered and postponed. A Grady resolution to bar new Senate bills after Tuesday was adopted and the calendar was cleared before adjournment.
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Muehlbronner
Pittsburg
Carbon County
Scott
Philadelphia
Grady
Senate
Banquet for Harrisburg Legislators
State officials and lawmakerswere guests at a Harrisburg Board of Trade banquet attended by over 300. Olmsted of Harrisburg acted as toastmaster, with toasts to The Commonwealth The Senate The House The Fourth Estate and Harrisburg as It Was and Is Now among others by named speakers including George Nox McCain Spencer Gilert and B F Myers.
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Harrisburg
Board of Trade
Olmsted
Commonwealth
Stone
Senate
Spencer C. Gilert
B. F. Myers
Gas Boom Expands Near Swanville in Erie County
Erie reports a gas well boom with several pockets tapped on the John R. Perkins farm near Swanville. A gusher erupted near Trenton rock, roaring for a mile before casing. Drillers cap the flow and plan more wells and leases as Swanville farmers excite interest.
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Philadelphia Times
Erie
Swanville
Here
John R. Perkins
Trenton Rock
Oil City
Titusville
Perkins
Fairview
Undertakers Elect Officers at State Convention
The twentieth annual convention of the State Funeral Directors Association closed with officers elected. President Charles W. Naulty of Philadelphia. First Vice President John Henderson of Johnstown. Second Vice President Anthony C. Hookey of Philadelphia. Secretary George Chandler Paul of Philadelphia. Treasurer J. H. Fisher of Philadelphia. Executive Committee members Walter A. Reimitsch of Lancaster James M. Fullerton of Pittsburg and Albert Moore of Philadelphia. Delegates to the National Convention in Charleston S C October Albert Moore Charles Anthony C Hookey J H Fisher Phil and James M Fullerton Pittsburg alternates A Bethune Jeanette and John A Kress Allegheny. Committee on Legislation F Blenhauer Pittsburg F B Naginey Bellefonte J U Onttertag Columbia Albert Moore and W James Attwood Philadelphia. Next convention June 1902 Gettysburg.
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Johnstown
State Funeral Directors’ Association
Charles W. Naulty
Philadelphia
John Henderson
Anthony C. Hockey
K. L. Brenhaur
Pittsary
George Chandler Paul
J. Hi. Fisher
Walter A.einitsch
Lancaster
James M. Fullerton
Pittsburg
Albert Moore
Charleston
S. C
Charles A. Anthony C. Hookey
J. H. Fisher
A. ©. Bethune
Jeanette
John A. Kress
Allegheny
F. ©. Blenhauer
F. BE. Naginey
Bellefonte
J. U. Ontertag
Columbia
Albert More
W. James Attwood
Gettysburg
Prohibition Nominates Ticket in York County Convention
Prohibition county convention met in Eisenhart's Hall York and named Sheriff William J Moore as Sheriff Register of Wards Miles Manifold Poor Director Newton Shaw Commissioners Clerk Jere Klugh County Surveyor W W Grove and delegates to the State Convention S A Price H H Trompheller W R Diller Rev E Menges J S Billet H A Johnson D K Brenneman and Miss Adam Snyder.
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Philadelphia Timms
York
Eisenhart's Hall
William J. Moore
Miles Manifold
Newton Shaw
Stewartstown
Jere Klugh
Dillsburg
W. W. Grove
Muddy Creek Forks
S. A. Price
W. R. Diller
Rev
E. Menges
J. 8
Billet
H. A. Johnson
KE. Brenneman
Miss Adam. Snyder
Mirror disaster at Lick Observatory delays southern expedition
A 36 inch Newtonian mirror from Lick Observatory was shattered in Professor John A. Brashear's workshop in Pittsburg while being drilled for a Cassegrain conversion. The loss risks delaying the observatory's South American expedition. the damaged glass weighed about 400 pounds, was five inches thick, and valued at 3000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Lick Observatory
John A. Brashear
Miner dies as companion is charged with murder
In Pittston on June 6 Norah Davi Thomas, 19, was killed after a miner struck him with a pick buried in the skull. Fellow miner Anthony Thomaske is jailed on murder charges. Both worked at the Archbald mines in Taylor.
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Philadelpa
Pittston
Norah
Davi Thomas
Anthony Thomaske
Archbald
Taylor
Thomaske
Hig Pick
Grave Law rence Found Guilty Of Conspiracy And Blackmail
Grave Lawrence aged 16 is found guilty of conspiracy and blackmail after a nightlong jury deliberation. The defendant, a girl, had earlier confessed to threatening farmer Huffman and other notable residents to obtain money and favors.
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Williamsport
Lawrence
Huffman
Convention of Third Class Cities Opens in Erie
Preparations are underway in Erie for the first annual convention of the State Leagues of Third Class Cities. The event will attract delegates and is slated to begin June 26, with Erie chosen as the hosting city.
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Philadelphia Times
Erie
Miner Dies From Falling Coal At Lost Spring Colliery
Special to The Philadelphia Times Mount Carmel June 6 A fall of coal at the Lost Spring Colliery killed 35 year old John Maginn of Locust Gap. The accident occurred today and his death was nearly instantaneous.
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Philadelphia Times
Mount Carmel
John Maginn
Lost Spring
Locust Gap
Republican Primaries in Cumberland Carlisle
In Carlisle Cumberland on June 6 local Republicans vote to decide the District Attorney race between Burgess Thomas E. Vale and Richard W. Woods. The primaries will be held Saturday with strong interest in the outcome.
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Cumberland
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Burgess Thomas E. Vale
Richard W. Woods
Mad Dog Rampages Through West Sethis Streets
Special to Tue Philadelphia reports a mad dog roaming West Sethis Street and Saeco Street in Scranton. The animal bit several people, prompting prompt local responses and safety warnings.
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Philadelphia Timms
Scranton
West Sethis
Commencement at Bryn Mawr and William Penn Charter School
Bryn Mawr College holds its commencement ceremony in Taylor Hall with the president, Miss Carey, and speaker Hampton J. Carson addressing graduates and awarding fellowships and prizes to international scholars and undergraduates. The William Penn Charter School ends its 212th year with diplomas to 46 graduates under headmaster Richard Jones, featuring orations by Everett Cartwright Welsh and essays on science and modern life.
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Taylor Hall
Bryn Mawr College
Hampton J. Carson
William Penn Charter School
Witherspoon Hall
Horn
Richard Jones
Everett Cartwright Welsh
Cardinal Richelieu
John Batterson Stetson, Jr
Willis Lilburn Essen
Theage
Victoria
Alan Levin
Howard Wilson Garner
Thor
Zeus
Malcolm Stuart McNeal
William Henry Heisler, Jr
Pemberton
Charles Custis Harrison
J. Levering Jones
Frank Brooke Evans
Wittie TF Ithaen Mellan
Divinity School Commencement at Church of the Holy Trinity
The Divinity School of the Protestant Episcopal Church held its commencement yesterday at the Church of the Holy Trinity. Bishop Whitaker presented diplomas to eight graduates. Bishop Hall of Vermont gave the address on duties and St. Stephen. Devotional services were led by Reverends Berkely Griffith George B. Savage and Henry Anstice. The graduates include Abel J. Arkin Audubon Arms B A T G Brown Azael Coates Samuel B Eshoo Alfred Gilman B A Fleming James Jr Ph D and John Frederick Schunk B A.
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Divinity School
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the Holy Trinity
Nineteenth
Walnut Streets
Bishop Whitaker
Bishop Hall
Vermont
St. Stephen
Berkely Griffith
George B. Savage
Henry Anstice
Goldey College Holds Commencement Cherokee Row
The Goldey Commercial and Shorthand College commencement was held this evening in Wilmington. One hundred twenty graduates included both men and women. Governor John Hunn presided with addresses by Russell H. Conwell and Chief Justice C. B. Lore. Rachel M. Kolck delivered the salutatory and Earl Bell was valedictorian.
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Goldey Commercial College
Philadelphia Timms
Wilmington
Jane
Goldey Commercial and Shorthand College
John Hunn
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
C. B. Lore
Rachel M. Kolck
Earl Bell
Pennsylvania
Commencement Exercises Held At Arch Street Church
The Collegiate Institute for Girls conducted commencement yesterday morning at Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church Broad and Arch Agreeta. Several graduates were Gertrude Bergen Mary Campbell Green Say the Bee for Best? Mabeleh and Kate Emueline Trueman among others.
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Collegiate Institute For Girls
Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Broad and
Arch Agreeta
Gertrude’ Bergen
Oree
Mary Cambell Geeet i. Green
York High School Holds 30th Commencement in New Building
The thirtieth annual commencement at York High School was held this evening in the auditorium of the new High School building. The graduating class totaled sixty two, marking a large and notable ceremony in York, Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
York
York High School
New High School
Ecanoes
Metzger College Holds Twentieth Annual Commencement
Carlisle notices report the twentieth annual commencement exercises at Metzger College held today with remarks from the board and faculty. Graduates received diplomas as the event showcased students and faculty in a formal ceremony.
Fleck Place School Holds Commencement in Bordentown
The June 6 ceremonies mark commencement exercises for Priscilla Bratslain School in Bordentown New Jersey as the special feature unfolds with student speeches and awards noted among the day's events.
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Priscilla Bratslain School
Bordentown
N. J
Zelosophic Commencement Grants Five Members At Penn
The Zelosophic Society of the University of Pennsylvania held its seventy second annual commencement in College Hall Chapel last night. Five members Albert Brand Lewis K E Coles Clarence H Goldsmith Arthur D Rees and Eliot K Stone were graduated. The programme included overtures readings an the handing of gowns and remarks by the president followed by a social collation in the society room.
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Zelbsephic Society
University of Pennsylvania
College Hall
Albert ©.Brand
Lewis KE. Coles
Clarence H. Goldsmith
Arthur D. Rees
Eliot K. Stone
Herbert
Clarerence " Hexter Goldsmith
Ralome
America
Aytoond
Walts
de Koven
Veevenseseyes Costa
Commencement Exhibits At Multiple Philadelphia Schools
Graduates from Marshall School of Education Atlantic City High School Temple College and John Wanamaker Commercial Institute are listed with diplomas and awards. Dr Edward Brooks presided over Marshall exercises while Atlantic City honored seniors at the Academy of Music.
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Edward Brooks
Marshall School of Education, Physical Culture
Delsarte
New Century
Atlantic City High School
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Academy of Music
Anna M. Baldwin
Jennie B. Jeffries
Irene L
Mabel B. Kirk
Richard B
Mabel C. Leeds
William L.annerite
Jennie M. McLaughlin
Faith H. Cathers
William H. Martin, Jr
Florence B. Donnelly
James Hy
Herbert C. Doughty
Hannah T
Pri
Mamie E. Endicott
Amanda EB
Trothbols
Dele
Giltinan
Ludwig Schuldenfur
Jannah P. Guthrie
Freet Smith
Ames II. Hayes
Ale Townsend
Percy FE. Howard
Eugene R. Wiltbank
Wertheimer Charged With Arson At Brother's Shirt Factory
Leon Wertheimer was arrested in Pittsburg and brought to Reading charged with arson and defrauding insurers of about 68000. He reportedly set fire to his brother N. B. Wertheimer's shirt factory here six months ago, the building burned completely, amid a policy dispute with the insurance companies.
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Leon Wertheimer
Pittsburg
Wertheimer
New York
N. 8
Miners Burned in Gas Explosion at Pancoast Colliery
Five men were seriously burned at the Pancoast colliery in Thropp by a gas explosion in the new shaft. The gas ignited from naked lamps. Injured include James Carden George Northup Will Hadston George Short and Patrick Gallagher with burns to hands faces and other exposed areas.
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Philadelphia
Scranton
Pancoast
Thropp
James Carden
George Northup
Will Hadston
George Short
Patrick Gallagher
Groom Arrested On Breach Of Promise Charge
R M Goslin was arrested in Wilkes-Barre on breach of promise allegations while en route to marry Estella Blair. His father posted 1500 dollars bail and the ceremony occurred as planned. Katie Heery says Goslin promised to wed her and seeks 5000 dollars in damages.
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Goslin
Philadelphia
Hartman and wife tried for silverware theft in Norristown
Oswald Hartman and Mary Hartman alias James Brown faced Judge Swartz on charges of stealing a large quantity of silverware and other items from John Roberta and Mrs. Edwards of Gwynedd. Hartman pleaded not guilty and the defense argued confusion over identity.
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Philadelphia Times
Norristown
Mabie Arrested in Wilkes-Barre Fraud Case
George P. Mabie of Wilkes-Barre was arrested on charges of using the United States mail to defraud. He allegedly sent worthless checks in Philadelphia and other cities to obtain money and credit.
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Wilkesbarre
George P. Mabie
United States
Snyder
Poat Ombe
United Espi
Era
Eeds
Ecks
Pkment
Wilkes-Barre Mine Inspector Resigns as Astral Superintendent
G. M. Wil, mine inspector of the Fourth anthra elite district, announced his resignation to the governor today. The move affects the leadership of the Astral superintendent position.
Lebanon notes and court term opening in Dauphin County
Mrs Elizabeth Gerhart mother to the Lebanon mayor celebrated her 8th South day yesterday. Over 200 cases will be tried by the Dauphin County Court of Quarter Sessions when the June term opens next Monday. The Lebanon comital grand jury met in annual session to confide in labor for her convicted traitor. Rev RB Steckel has been prepared as rector of the Protestant church in Mabeneg City.
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Elizabeth Gerhart
Lebanon
Dauphin County
Jonas
Lebanon H Comalty Grand Jury
Mends
X RB. Steckel
Chunk
Pep Barector
Mabeneg City
Damages Awarded in Gloucester Shooting Suit
The Gloucester County Court awarded Herbert I. Clement 3500 damages against Benjamin R. Bittle executor of Daniel Bittle’s estate after a shooting feud over a road right of way. The case featured two juries and a defendant who later died by suicide during the trial.
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Philadelphia Times
Woodbury
Gloucester County
Herbert I. Clement
Benjamin R. Bittle
Daniel Bittle
Herbert Clement
Bittle
Clement
Nixon
Springer
Public Baths for Camden Move to Seek Funds
A Camden public baths project gains council backing for 8000 dollars construction and 1000 dollars maintenance after a mayoral committee report. A site will be chosen on city public ground, with a 140 by 60 foot corrugated iron and brick facility featuring two pools and river water use.
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Cooper B. Hatch
Camden
Philadelphia
Aged Methodists Celebrate Eleventh Anniversary at Collingswood
The Home for Aged and Invalid Methodists in Collingswood New Jersey marked its eleventh anniversary with a dinner and speeches by Rev. Joseph T. Reed of Camden Tabernacle M E Church Rev Dr J Morgan Reed of Aan City Rev George L Dobbins Camden district presiding elder Rev W A Hunsberger First M E Church and others.
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Home For
Collingswood
N. J
Joseph T. Reed
Tabernacle M. E. Church
Camden
J. Morgan Reed
George L. Dobbins
W. A. Hunsberger
M. E. Church
Jury Splits Doctor's Bill
Atlantic City June 6 A L Wilson of Pittsburg was arrested on a warrant for being an absconding debtor. Dr Francis W Bennett sued to recover 195 for medical services. Ingersoll court the jury awarded Bennett 97.50 and found no intent to defraud.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
A.L. Wilson
Pittsburg
Francis W. Bennett
Ingersoll
Bennett
Wilson
Glass Workers' Colony in Wisconsin Colonization News
News from Indianapolis reports that fifteen thousand acres of uncultivated land in Mar Inett county Wisconsin have passed to an Indiana based company of seawecers formed to colonize the tract. Glassworkers from New Jersey plan to form colonies and resume factory work in the new area.
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New Jersey
Indianapolis
Mar Inett County
Wis
Indiana
Child Drinks Iodine. 3-Year-Old Rescued in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on June 6 Raymond Gibson, the three year old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Gibson, drank an ounce of iodine from a bottle left unattended. An emetic was administered and the child survived the incident.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Raymond
Samuel Gibson
Train death leaves widow and three children
Special report from Hammonton details Walter Chambers station agent for Winslow West Goreey and Seashore Railway who lost balance on a freight train and was crushed. He leaves a wife and three small children.
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Philadelphia
Hammonton
Walter Chambers
Winslow
West Goreey
Thompson Company Incorporation Notice in Camden County
The B. Thompson Company filed articles of incorporation with the County Clerk in Camden. The document outlines the company’s object to engage in the spee igllerig and clothing trade and other related activities.
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B. ©. Thompson Company
Camden, Yeate
Smallpox Outbreak In Gloucester City Abating
An outbreak in Gloucester City shows progress as no new cases are reported for a week. Authorities note the situation is improving with reduced infection spread.
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Gloucester City
Purchaser Seeks Best in World Braces Seen in Window
A Tit-Bita style note reports a buyer requesting a pair of described braces labeled best in the world. The quirky line hints at a humorous or local thrift shop moment with bargaining over novelty items.
Thompson's Half Off Dress and Tuxedo Suits
Thompson Stores at 1334 to 1336 Chestnut Street offers full dress suits and tuxedo suits along with coats and vests at half off THOMPSON'S prices. Fashionable coats and vests also discounted to half of THOMPSON'S prices. Prince estates and vests included at half price.
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E O Thompson
Thompson
Prince Estates
Thieves rob Gwynedd Station on the Bethlehem branch
Thieves entered Gwynedd Station three miles north of Ambler on the Reading Railway last night. They pried open windows with a shed-supplied pick and stole about £15 in revenue tickets money and express packages though only two parcels were actually taken. A hat marked Salisbury & Co Newark N J was left behind. An attempted entry at Penllyn Station was thwarted by heavy shutters.
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Philadelphia
Ambler
Gwynedd
Bethlehem
Reading
North Wales
Salisbury & Co
Market Street
Newark
N. J
Penllyn Station
Centennial cornerstone celebration at St Gabriel's Church
The centennial anniversary of the church cornerstone laying at St Gabriel's Episcopal Church Douglassville Berks County was celebrated today in Reading. Louis Richard of Reading delivered a historical address.
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Troma
Reading
St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church
Douglassville
Berks County
Louis Richard
Trolley Car Fatality Shocks Scranton Readers
Special to Tue Paita Detruta Times reports Anthony Punticai was killed instantly by a trolley car on eight Stove avenue in Scranton. The incident occurred as Sousa's Last Nights at Willow Grove and travel notes to Philadelphia and Reading are mentioned in the chaotic clipping.
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Tue Paita Detruta Times
Scranton
Anthony Punticai
Stove Avenue
Sousa
Willow Grove
Philadelphia
Woman Held in Death After Criminal Operation
Ida Krauff of Dark Run lane Frankford was arrested on a charge of performing a criminal operation on Ida Sheff of 3526 Ralle street Tacony on May 21, which led to Sheff’s death last Tuesday. Sheff received treatment from midwife Dr. Albert Bilatme before the operation was reported to authorities. Krauff admitted performing the operation and said she had done similar procedures before. she will be held until the inquest on Saturday.
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Ida Krauff
Dark Run Lane
Frankford
City Hall
Ida Sheff
Ralle Street
Tacony
French painter Jongers to teach summer art at University of Chicago
Theodore Jongers the French painter and professor at the School of Decorative Arts Paris will conduct art courses this summer through Alliance Francaise in cooperation with the University of Chicago. Henry Breal the Paris lawyer will also come to conduct sessions at the institute.
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Ambassador Cambon
Chicago
Theodore Jongers
School of Decorative Arts
Paris
Alliance Francaise
University of Chicago
Henry Breal
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