Republicans Set Unified Slate At State Convention
The Republican State Convention slate has been agreed upon with F. G Harris for State Treasurer and W. T. Potter for Justice of the Supreme Court. Eyre is poised to lead the state committee, with Andrews and Voorhees slated for key secretary roles. In Philadelphia the Twenty third district looks to a delegate contest pitting city regulars against South and Hart followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G Harris
Clearfield County
W. T. Potter
Tioga
Supreme Court
Potter
Harris
Flinn
Allegheny
Quay
T. Larry Eyre
Chester County
Harrisburg
Wesley R. Andrews
United States
Penrose
Eyre
Charles E. Voorhees
Andrews
Voorhees
Twenty-third
Thomas W. South
David T. Hart
Messrs. South
Hart
Hugh Knox
Fire Bureau
William McKinley
J. Howard Morrison
Burk's Yachting Trip With Ward Leaders to Atlantic City
Third District Congressman Henry Burk took ward leaders on a yachting trip aboard the steam yacht Corinthian. Guests included Fred Burk Charles A Bowmanh and many ward officials. They stopped at the Philadelphia Yacht Club Essington and dined at the Rosedale Inn before returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burk
Third
Atlantic City
Corinthian
Fred Burk
Charles A. Bowmanh
Theodore B. Stulb
Thewelfth
David 8. Scott
Seventeenth Ward
Samuel Maloney
P. J. O'Brien
Fifth Ward
Robert Moore
Harry Trainer
Thomas D. Ffunletter
Elias Abrams
Charles Macken
Delaware River
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Essington
English
Rosedale Inn
Typhoid rising west of Schuylkill with 120 cases this week
Typhoid fever increases west of the Schuylkill river with 120 new cases for the week. Ward totals include 36 cases in the Twenty fourth Twenty seventh Thirty fourth and Fortieth wards and 30 cases in First Twenty sixth Thirty sixth and Thirty ninth wards. Deaths rose to 410 with causes listed including consumption cancer heart disease and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill River
Mamie Sullivan Buried After Flat Rock Dam Disaster
Mamie Sullivan, the last victim of the Flat Rock dam disaster, was buried from 1523 South Tenth Street undertaker. A large crowd attended the Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Annunciation, Father Naylon officiating. Burial followed at Cathedral Cemetery as Deputy Coroner Miller considers next steps for an inquest and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Sullivan
Flat Rock Dam
Undertaking Establishment
South Tenth Street
Church of the Annunciation
Father Naylon
Cathedral Cemetery
Coro
Miller
Public review of St Joseph's College Cadets on campus
The cadets of St Joseph's College were reviewed on the college campus by Colonel Thomas J Town of the Ninety-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Captain Robert M Brookfield directed the evolutions and officiated over the battalion and competitive drills. Sergeant Philip Nowlan won the gold medal for best individual drill in the manual of arms. The prize board included Major Edward L Randall Major Harry Cavanaugh and Lieutenant Joseph C Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps of Cadets
St. Joseph's College
Thomas J. Town
Ninety
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Robert M. Brookfield
Brookfield
United States Army
Philip Nowlan
Edward L. Randall
Harry Cavanaugh
Joseph C. Fox
Princeton Commencement Opens With Junior Oratorical Contest
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports Princeton University’s 154th commencement opening with the junior oratorical contest in Alexander Hall. Judges award the McLean prize of 100 dollars to Land Houser with other medals going to Mount Kellogg Parrott. Baccalaureate sermon follows tomorrow by President Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Princeton
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
Edward Henry Kellogg
Sewickly
Tpa
Edgar H. Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Wendell Oene van Rensselaer
Trowbridge
Constantinople
Turkey
Raymond Townley Parrott
Elizabeth
N. J
William Teall MacIntyre
Hudson, N. Y
Russell Theodore Mount
East Orange
William Lloyd Garrison
Land Houser
Troy
Obie
Garibaldi
Italy
Walter Ewing Evans
New Stanton
Patton
The
Philadelphian Society
Murray Hall
Mitchell
Buffalo
Lehigh University Plans June Commencement Schedule
Lehigh University in South Bethlehem announces a full commencement week from June 16 through June 19. Highlights include a baccalaureate address by Rev. George Van de Water, Class Day, Alumni events, Fordham baseball vs Lehigh, and exercises with speeches by Paul Mayo Paine and Rev. S. D. McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
South Bethlehem
Lehigh University
George N. van de Water
D. D
New York
Alumni Association
Fordham
Lehigh
Packer Memorial
Paul Mayo Paine
C. E
D. McConnell
Brooklyn
Normal School Honors Announced at Millersville
At Millersville State Normal School a senior class meeting announced commencement honors. Laura B. Risser of Lebanon is valedictorian, Hiram Dodd of Wiconisco is salutatorian, Eleanor J. Fulton of Lancaster is Wickersham orator, and Bertha B. Frey of Stewartstown is named normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Lancaster
Millersville State Normal School
Dr. Lyte
Laura 8. Risser
Lebanon
Hiram Dodd
Wiconiseo
Dauphin County
Wickersham
Eleanor J. Fulton
Normal
Bertha B. Frey
Stewartstown
Abington Friends' School Graduation List
Abington Friends' School in Jenkintown will hold commencement exercises Wednesday next. The graduating class includes Florence Weaver, Alice Griscom, Walter Beans, Lester Bosler, Frank Clifford, Joseph Turner, James Young, Sepbert Stringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington Friends’ School
Jenkintown
Florence Weaver
Alice Griscom
Walter Beans
Lester Bosler
Frank Clifford
Joseph Turner
James Young
Sepbert Stringer
Nine young women graduate from Newtown High School
Newtown June 8 nine young women graduated from Newtown High School this evening. They are Estelle T. Pownall Iva B. Warner Grace B. Krusen Lillian G. Price Clara L. Buckman Beulah E. Griscom Tania C. Butcher Gertrude W. Compton Ruthanna Loaf.
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Newtown High School
Newtown
Estelle T. Pownall
Iva B. Warner
Grace B. Krusen
Lillian G. Price
Clara L. Buckman
Beulah E. Griscom
Tania C. Butcher
Gertrude W. Compton
Ruthanna Loaf
Memorial to Mrs J M Scovel in Philadelphia
A memorial service for Cornelian Moorehead Scovel was held at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Members of the West Philadelphia Women’s Christian Temperance Union and women’s suffrage groups attended, with Dr. Harriett French presiding and tributes offered by church leaders and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Thirty-seventh and
Chestnut Streets
Cornelian Moorehead Scovel
West Philadelphia Women’s Christian Temperance Union
J. M. Scovel
Woman's Suffrage Society
Associated Committee On Police Matrons
Harriett
H. C. McCook
W. Dana
J. A. Worden
Samuel 4. Scott
Mia
Samuel Clements
Madame Baraket
A. M. Linville
Water Bureau Seeks Extra Funds To Pay Laborers
The Water Bureau runs out of cash for laborers, caulkers, pipe inspectors, drillers, and hydrant painters funded under a 75000 improvement appropriation. Hundreds go unpaid for over a month as year end strain grows. Director Haddock asks for 84000 more to cover the work through year end. ordinance pending in the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Water
Public Works
Haddock
Reverend from Topeka Plans Three Week Chicago Study
The Rev. Dr. Sheldon of Topeka announces plans to spend three weeks studying Chicago conditions. He hopes to write a book detailing what Chicago does wrong and what should be done. The remark follows a joke about a man who spent twenty minutes in the Treasury and claimed authority on currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Post
Sheldon
Topeka
Chicago
Treasury Department
Washington
The Editor's Fault
A fragment from a Cleveland piece features a congressman remarking a constituent's familiar face and a writer named Deater blaming a foul editor on a past page. The text is garbled but hints at editorial error influencing recognition and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelans
Deater
Workmen to Start Co operative Store
The Workingmen's Co operative Association of Philadelphia plans a store offering hats and shoes at lower prices with profits paid as dividends. A 900 member Hebrew-led group, capital around $2,000, aims to expand to more departments and addresses worker ownership, following Rochdale model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen’s Co-operative Association of
Philadelphia
Rochdale
England
M. Gillis
Louis H. Bernstein
Catherine Street
Pine Street
Co-Operative
Banksville
Pittsburg
Labor and the Constitution in Philadelphia unions push for convention
Philadelphia labor groups the Council of Allied Building Trades and United German Trades seek a constitutional convention to amend the state charter to empower labor laws. Edward Moore says changes are needed to fix enforcement after court rulings. W. J. Grouchy backs unity to rally statewide support.
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Philadelphia
Council of Allied Building Trades
United German Trades
United Labor League
Edward Moore
New Era
W. J. Grouchy
Moore
Garment Workers Convention Opens in Columbia Hall
The Ladies' Garment Workers' International Union begins its convention in Columbia Hall on South Eighth Street to discuss expanding the union. The executive board met last night to consider inquiries from the Chicago Cloak Makers' Union and other women's wear makers about joining and policy questions. The event runs at least two days with a Monday reception at Pennsylvania Hall and no officers announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies' Garment Workers’ International Union
Columbia Hall
South Eighth Street
Chicago Cloak Makers’ Union
Chicago Union
International
Pennsylvania Hall
Eighth
Christian Streets
Freight Service on Lehigh Valley Cut‑off Hit by Fireman Protest
Reports from Pittston say the Lehigh Valley cut-off from Coxton to Glen Summit is crippled as firemen refuse to run 100 ton hog engines after the company ordered one fireman per engine. With machinists on strike delaying repairs, freight traffic over the cut-off is nearly at a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Lehigh Valley
Coxton Yards
Glen Summit
Tile Layers Convention Opens in Buffalo This Week
The International Mosaic and Encaustic Tile Layers and Helpers Union holds its annual convention in Buffalo starting tomorrow morning. Philadelphia locals will be vetted by Harry Bird Joseph McNair and Frank Braden. D. F. Wood, president of the Allied Building Trades Council, is general president with James Melver of Washington D C as general secretary. The meeting aims to settle the long running dispute between tile layers and mosaic workers.
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International
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Harry Bird
Joseph McNair
Frank Braden
D. F. Wood
Council of the Allied Building Trades
James Melver
Washington, D. C
To Exhibit Their Label by the Consumers League
The Consumers' League gains strength as Pennsylvania branches fund the national league. Plans are under way for an exhibition featuring a wide array of products bearing the Consumers' label and guaranteeing quality and fair labor standards.
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Buffalo
E. D. Turner
New York
Consumers’ Or
Pennsylvania
National Lea
Consumers
Machinists Hopeful as Strike Continues in City
Organizer Thomas F. Tracey said the machinists strike remains hopeful with about 2000 workers still out. An official list shows firms agreeing to a 9 hour day with no wage cuts, including Searchmont Motor, Chicago Pneumatic Tool, Neafie & Levy, Philadelphia Gear, Wagner names, and many others.
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Thomas F. Tracey
Searchmont Motor Company
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Neafie & Levy
Stokes & Parrish
Harrison Roller Works
Smith, Drum
Kensington Engine Company
Tacony Iron Company
H. B. Underwood
National Knitting Machine Company
Miller Lock Company
W. J. Gordon
Walker's
Valley Iron Works
Union Traction Company
H. W. Butterworth & Sons
Walker Machine Shops
Foundry to Relocate to Europe Amid Labor Strike
Hench & Crawgold Foundry Works will move operations to Europe after moulders walked out on Thursday. Head of the firm 8. Morgan Smith said the company will seek a site in Scotland or Sweden as production halts.
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Europe
Philadelphia Times
York
Hench & Crawgold Foundry
Morgan Smith
Smith
Scotland
Sweden
Machinists to Return to New York Central Shops
In Depew New York machinists who left the shops will resume work on Monday. The note comes as part of a broader set of labor tensions across multiple towns including Girardville Norristown and Mahanoy City with strikes and firm stances against management actions.
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Buffalo
New York Central
Depew
Mahanoy City
Girardville
Hammond
Philadelphia and Oe Coal and Iron Company
Norristown
Sterling Woolen Mills
Clergyman Sympathizes With Strikers
Reverend John Snape of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church told striking machinists at Turn Hall that workers deserve a nine hour day with ten hours pay. He urged shared prosperity and praised the men’s sobriety and honesty as factors in a likely victory. Harlan Hollingsworth and J Morton Poole have not granted the new schedule.
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Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Del
John Snape
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Turn Hall
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
J. Morton Poole Company
Traction Company Reaches Settlement With Albany Troy Employees
In Albany on June 8 the United Traction Company board and employee committees resolved two weeks of disputes. Conductors suspended were reinstated with pay and all other issues settled to mutual satisfaction, averting a strike.
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Albany
N. Y
United Traction Company
Troy
Tailor Strike at Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Company Persists
The tailors strike at the Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Company continues after yesterday with several negotiation attempts. Business Agent Joe Schwartz said a settlement seems possible without mobilizing the four hundred female workers, as the firm has made concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Company
Joe Schwartz
Labor unrest and union activity across several cities
The piece reports grocers and hotel workers in New Jersey seeking half holidays and unions forming in Atlantic City, painters in Trenton in a dispute, and over 500 York Pennsylvania mechanics on strike including machinists molders and carpenters. It notes Window Glass Workers in Pittsburgh near wage scale talks and miners in West Virginia with a Fairmont parade and new locals forming.
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Trenton
N. J
Atlantic City
York
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Pittsburg
McShane and Peck
Nla
Fairmont
W. V
Fragments Create A Peculiar Picaresque Note
The readable text contains scattered phrases about luck, money, and misfortune, with garbled wording and missing context. It reflects a stray, fragmentary column or note rather than a coherent story, offering odd musings rather than a clear event or quotation.
A Proper Use of the Term From Leslie's Weekly
Twyne quotes Dr Thirdly as a good man who never preaches sermons shorter than an hour, while noting an implicit satire in his style. The excerpt reflects a sharp, humorous critique typical of Leslie's Weekly’s contemporary commentary.
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Leslie's Weekly
Twyne
Blue Girl Wins Great American Stakes at Gravesend Racecourse
Blue Girl driven by Burns won the Great American Stakes of 12500 dollars at Gravesend in New York, defeating Nasturtum for place as Garrigan argued a foul that stewards rejected. The Parader then won the Broadway stakes, with additional race results listed.
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New York
Gravesend
John E. Madden
Blue Girl
Nasturtum
Major Dangerfield
Garrigan
All Green
Vitellius
Gold Spinner
Piggott
Outlander
Spencer
Isia
Bullman
Tinge
Prince Richard
Dublin
Margraviate
Maria Bolton
Andronicus
Cochrane
Burns
Landry
Honolulu
Belvino
McQuade
Highland Park Race Meeting Opens Northern Circuit
Highland Park Club hosts a 16 day racing meet starting next Wednesday at Highland Park Detroit with almost 400 horses on stalls booked and about 1000 horses expected. Four stakes including a trial Derby for 3 year olds at one mile four sixteenths headline opening day. Likely starters include Terminus Kenilworth Ben Mac Dhul Petra IL Warranted Benehart Calloear Lawton. Betting rings open to all reputable bookmakers with 10 15 books anticipated. Mars Cassiday starts the flag Frank Nelson presides J W Russwarm scales clerk.
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Detroit
Highland Park Club
Terminus
Kenilworth
Ben Mac Dhul
Petra IL
Benehart
Calloear
Lawton
Highland Park
Fort Erie
Mars Cassiday
Frank Nelson
J. W. Russwarm
The Russian Cossack No More Familiar Name in Connection With the Army
A historical look at the Cossacks and their role in the Russian army. The piece describes how Cossacks were integrated into military service, their regimental organization, pay, and duties. It notes their spread across Siberia, frontier settlements, and the Amur Chilka river ports where they are seen in distinctive dress by travelers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Russia
Siberia
Amur
Chilka
Pillsbury Memory Exhibition Stuns Atlanta Crowd
At the Athletic Club Pillsbury displayed memory feats after an evening of chess and checkers. He recalled 12 chess games and 6 checkers, then wrote six names on each of five cards without aid, later matching each name to its position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Club
H. N. Pillsbury
Kimball House
Pillsbury
Fragmentary remark on McLaurin and South Carolina officeholders
The text expresses a dismissive view of McLaurin and similar figures, noting no originality. It claims he stays in office for peace and popularity, implying a pragmatic, self-serving motive amid political pressures. The passage ends with garbled terms.
Corinthian Yacht Club Holds Tenth Annual Race
Windy conditions marked the Corinthian Yacht Club’s tenth annual race. Twenty mile course from Schooner Ledge range light to red buoy 20 off Edgemoor and back. Narounya won 51-foot class with Liris close behind. Pankewis led 36-footers followed by Fidelio and Grayling. Cherokee retired due to masthead break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Schooner Ledge Range
Red Buoy No. 20
Edgemoor
Marens Hook Bar
Narounya
Richard P. White
Liris
Robert Barrie
W. Ernest, Jr
Fidelio
Henry S. Jeanes
Grayling
Toland Brothers
Cherokee
Pankewils
Seabright Polo Club Debuts as Lakewood Beats Free Booters
Seabright on Rumson road hosted the first competition for Seabright’s new Free Booters against Lakewood Club captained by George J Gould. About 1000 socialites watched as Lakewood triumphed 11 to 6¼ after four quarters with refereeing by H L Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
WN. J
Seabright
Seabright Polo Club
Rumson Road
Free Booters
Lakewood Club
George J. Gould
W. Strother Jones
New York
Lakewood
L. Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
James Converse
Howard C. Brokaw
P. F. Collier
Charles Wheeler
R. JE. F. Flinseh
H. L. Herbert
Two Gun Men of La Junta Perilous Standoff Ends
Washington reports recount a La Junta confrontation between Bratton and Gannon, a tense pistol duel that ended when Bratton was shot in the wrist while Gannon died of a heart wound. The tale includes Bratton’s arm linked with Gannon’s as the crowd watched, and Bratton later recalled playing fiddle despite his injury.
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Washington
Chicago Journal
Colorado
House
la Junta
Jim’ Bratton
George Gannon
Gannon
Honkatonk
Bratton
Coluicar
Jim
George
Iton
Creede
Inventive man sees future in new parasol bicycle model
A newspaper snippet highlights belief in opportunities for inventors. It quotes a proponent praising the inventive mindset and describes a patent that could enable a girl to display a new parasol and the latest bicycle model together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Post
Burere
Manxi
Rest cure broker travels to Pan-American Exposition
A broker on a rest stop in New York plans to head to the Pan-American Exposition with sixteen newer items. The journey marks a return trip as plans firm up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Post
New York
Fine Trophies For Keystone Shooters Shine At League Meet
A small turnout at the Keystone Shooting League yesterday saw F. M. Eames win the live bird event while Howard Ridge and David Longnecker excelled at targets. Eames outshot Charles Geikler in live birds, with scores 7-4, 9-5, and 10-9 across three matches, and won the doubles shoot off. Longnecker led the 25-pair doubles with 39 hits to 33 for Eames and 29 for Geikler. Geikler placed second overall in class B. The board announced Class A winner H. Henry with 205 points from 320 birds, Class B winner F. W. Van Loon with 180 points from 350 birds. The season featured 23 members in five+ contests, totaling 3,906 birds. The league plans semi monthly target events with prizes next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Shooting League
F. M. Eames
Howard Ridge
David Longnecker
Eames
Charles Geikler
Geikler
Longnecker
H. Henry
F. B. McCoy
Il. W. Budd
F. W. van Loon
Charlies E. Geikler
John Kothacker
Keystone League
In Support of Cycling by a Veteran Wheelman
A Philadelphia Times letter argues cycling rose as a fad in 1896-97 then declined, only to revive for practical transport and recreation. It credits common sense use with renewed interest, noting bicycles seen daily commuting and on Park roads each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Franklin Fanciers Open First Fly Race in Bowie
The Franklin Flying Club of the National Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers held its inaugural race from Bowie Maryland with 105 birds released by L G Cornelius at 10 40A M. The top finisher was R J Devaney's V 11007 at 1 52 29 followed by R J Hennessy V 28358 at 1 59 33. Most birds completed the course on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Fanciers
Philadelphia Times
Phoenixville
Franklin Flying Club
National Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Bowie
L. G. Cornelius
R. J. Devaney
R. J. Hennessy
Bicycle record broken at Salt Palace race
Ivor Lawson of Griese set a new world record in the mile bicycle race completing the distance in 1 minute 55 4 5 seconds on the eighth lap at the Salt Palace Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Salt Palace
Ivor Lawson
Griese
Noted Reformers Debate Focus Amid Disjointed Dialogue
A re former and an enthusiast exchange views on attention and reform. The dialogue reveals fragmented phrases and unclear arguments about evils and aims, with one voice noting limited practical knowledge.
Thoughtful Husband From Youth's Companion
A thoughtful husband in a Youth's Companion piece consoles his bride after a brief honeymoon. She reproaches him for three days away on business, and he explains he will travel by the accommodation train to ease the separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mabel
He Told Her From the New York Weekly
A housekeeper asks how to keep premises free from dramps and the tramp promises to reveal secrets after a meal and worn clothes. The dialogue suggests a street corner exchange framed as a cautionary tale from a period publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Weekly
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Burk
ST. Joseph’s College Cadets
Normal School
Water Bureau
Labor and the Constitution
Garment Workers Convention
Pennsylvania Labor News
Madden
Baltimore
Ea A Ringen, Jr
Garth Bara Avis
Thelma
Redd Bliver
Woodnut
Haigh. Org
Camilla
Saeeee
Mike Non
Barnes
Wilton Et
Kane
the Czar
Pillsbury's
Atlanta Journal
Him
McLaurin
South Ocarolina
Corinthian Club
Koons
Owin
Piladelphia Yacht Club
Postscripts
Keystoners
Capt
van Loon
P.cc Brewer
Rae Budd Saeweee
Bucknell
Davis Eee
McCoy
Aso
Luther
la Painter
Naeweee
Wenner
N. Stevenson
K. Stevenson
Degrift
Wynn
McCoy Secon
Geickler
Brewer
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