Treasury and Navy depart vacation notes in Atlantic City
Long list of Treasury, Navy, War and Post Office staff taking vacations in August. Officers and clerks from divisions including tissue, issue, forestry, railway mail service, and classifications plan trips to Atlantic City and New England. Several leave dates, durations, and destinations noted with personal details and family plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Atlantic City
C. E. Meacham
A. C. McGuigam
New Haven Road Attacks Labor Law On Hours Of Service
New Haven Road challenges federal hours of service limit for railroad workers. The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co sues the Interstate Commerce Commission in New Haven federal court, seeking to nullify the order and prevent enforcement. The company asks for show cause relief and a perpetual injunction, with the case returnable the first Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Wartford
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
United States
Interstate Commierce
Congress of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Company
Commission
Lamp Ignites Powder Hurled Through Window in Mine Town
Special to The Washington Post from Wheeling West Virginia July 3 A prank by postmaster Monroe at Stafford Raleigh County sparked an explosion of 100 kegs of powder in a mine powder house Fifteen others were seriously injured Monroe and his wife were blown through windows several miners and workers were badly hurt some houses damaged by blast No deaths reported and property loss estimated around 400000 Investigators speculated discharged miners might be involved as the cause but the company denied fatal intent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Monroe
Stafford
Raleigh
Will Hardy
Charles Parsoll
Powder House
Unas
Veterinarian Refuses Muzzle Order in Court Fight
Dr Geell French of 718 Twelfth Street Northwest vows to test police muzzling rule by facing police court on Monday over charges of allowing his dog Capitalus to roam without a muzzle. Capitalus, a pup of champion Dane Gurdrun, has a prize history and once dragged its owner ashore in Rock Creek. Two children, Daniel Groff and John Simmons, were bitten yesterday by stray dogs on 2 different streets. injuries to their right legs are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geell-French
Twelfth Street
Duane
Dr. French
Gurdrun
United States
Bittlery
Rock Creek
Daniel Groff
M Street
John Simmons
Congress Heights
Receiver for railroad ordered by Pennsylvania Company
Columbus July 31 James T Blaze of Parkersburg W Va presiding officer of the Marietta Columbus and Clewland Railroad Company was appointed receiver on petition by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The plaintiff claims ownership of 2000 of stock and 20683 owed by the defendant with bonds totaling 250000 secured by a Knickerbocker Trust Company mortgage. Movements of naval vessels and arrivals include Des Moines Philadelphia Yankee Newport and others. Sailed Wolverne from Chicago for Airwaukes and Lebanon from Charleston for Puerta Cortez Arethuid sails Honolulu to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohto
James T. Blaze
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marietta, ‘Columbus, and Clewland Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cleveland
Paris
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Naval
Des Moines
Philadelphia
Yankee
Newport
Nero
Norfolk
Migissippi
Bradford
Olympia
Nevada
Arkengus
Hartford
Wolverne
Chicago
Airwaukes
Lebanon
Charleston
Pueta Cortez
Arethuid
Honolulu
San Panclaca
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief for Weak Heart
Mrs Titiel Thomas of Upperssandusky Ohio reports chronic heart trouble and breathlessness improved after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. She claims first bottle eased pain and fatigue, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
AL Servine
Khesith
Bours Gince
Titel Thomas
Upperssandusky
Tenders for three collier ships invited by Navy Department
Navy invites tenders from shipbuilders for three colliers with 12 knot speed 7.2 ton dead weight, machinery aft for ease of coaling, bids to open September 1 alongside ten new torpedo boat destroyers. Government offers no binding contract but may accept if proposals meet specs within twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Ris
Corpedo
Gunboat to Take Gon suls in Honduras Case
Honduras denounces four consuls for aiding revolutionists. Marietta ordered to Ceiba to evacuate United States consul Drew Linnard and his French and Spanish colleagues after exequaturas were canceled by President Davila. Maxwell reports that consuls forwarded rebel demands without endorsement. Foreign minister Fiallos cites unlawful interference and vows full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Marietta
Ceiba
Honduras
Davila
Drew Linnard
United States
Cetba
France
Spain
Navy Department
Linnard
Conaul Linnard
State Department
Ugarte
Hondurag
Foreign Affairs
Wyarte
Fiallos
Lake Militia Maneuvers Set Across Great Lakes
Final Navy Department preparations for naval militia maneuvers on Lake Michigan at South Manitou Island August 11 to 18 list duty assignments for lieutenants and naval constructors. Officers include Daniel Nutting Jr and A E B Culver overseeing militia work, with lieutenants Francis Whitten James Combs David Hanrahan Ralph Pope and George Myers set to accompany the militia aboard the Hawk Don Juan de Austria Gopher and Dorothea Lilias sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Great Lakes
South Manitou
Island
Lake Michigan
Daniel ©. Nutting, Jr
A. E B. Culver
Newberry
Francis &. Whitten
James R. Combs
David @. Hanrahan
Ralph E. Pope
George J. Myers
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Army pistol shots compete in Fort Sheridan test
Chicago July 31 The army shoot test department at Fort Sheridan saw Lieut J E Stedge Fourth cavalry lead the distinguished class with 519 of 600. Ordinary shooters included EB Kearns Seventh cavalry 496 Sergt Hiram Austin Thinfeld artillery 493 Quartermaster Sergt R W Hitler Thirteenth cavalry 401 and Corp D R1 Raymond Thirteenth cavalry 491.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Stedge
Cava
Chicago
Army
Leries
Fort Sheridan
Do Ag
J. E. Stedge
Fourth Cavalry
EB. P
Kearns
Seventh Cavalry
Hiram Austin
Thinfeld Artillery
R. W. Hitler
Thirteenth Cavalry
Hamburg Line Pier Burned In Philadelphia Fire
A major blaze destroyed the Hamburg American Line pier at Fier 46 South Delaware avenue causing about 400000 in losses. The German steamer Albano was towed from the flames as its cargo and nearby merchandise burned, including 1000 bales of burlap. Firemen were injured, a train was moved off the pier and rescued workers were treated in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hamburg + American Line
International Mercantile Marine Company
Fier 46
Delaware Avenue
Albano
Hamburg
Roanoke Post Office Employee Charged With Mail Robbery
Benjamin JT Mitchell an 18 year old white special delivery porter at the Roanoke post office was arrested by postal inspectors and charged with robbing the mails He appeared before United States Commissioner White and a hearing was set for tomorrow The theft is alleged to involve letters to a whisky company with a large mail order business The amount of money involved is not disclosed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Roanoke
Benjamin
JT Mitchell
White
United States
Mitchell
Smuggling Plot Found Involving Immigrants and Officials
Startling investigations, led by federal authorities, reveal alleged smuggling of Chinese and Japanese coolies into the United States. Reports indicate a network including Chinatown merchants and possible collusion by some train workers and officials along the Mexican border and Pacific ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Sanford
Washington
Chinatown
el Paso
Tex
Texas
Alamo
N. Mex
Sanderson, Baird
Toyah
Military officer transfers and appointments announced
A long list of Army officers across medical, infantry, cavalry, and artillery units is announced. Changes include temporary detachments, promotions, retirements, and assignments to camps, hospitals, and training programs, with details on durations and destinations such as Washington Barracks Fort Riley Fort Leavenworth and Camp Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goodale
Twenty-third Infantry
Sen. Wianclaco
Cad
Denver
Cole
Sanfl
Commnanaing - Freneral
Department of Colorado
Wwipem A. Duncan
Medical Corps
Wilh
Medical Reserve Corps
Compact-Mungeona
United States
Mapy
Wiliam M. Archet, Jr
Frank B. Artend
Edound W. Begley
George W.,digwall
Clarattes F. Dokenson
Johni M. Hewitt
David D.hoxa
Alexander Markensla
Montgomery M. Macomb
George
E. Harrison
Cobat Artillery’ Corps
Sherwoal A. Cheney
General Staff
Lawson Mr. Fuller
Albert E. Traby
General Hospital
Presidio of
Sad Francolsog
Cal
Medical Corps of Army
John H. Stine
Key Weat Barracks
Fla
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Ayit
United States Military Prison
Park Howell
Howell
Fort Boyard
N. M
Offeer
Fred W. Palmer
Palmer
Fort Benjamin’ Harrison
Ind
Offigér
Inkes
Falowfog
Fort Riley
Kank
Ana
Tert Riley
John Bo Kert
Edwin PF. Andrus
Third Cavalry
John G. Worlitzer
Charles W. Weeks
Thirtieth Infantry
James J. “Mayes
Twenty-fourth ‘Infantry
Charles H. Hales
Nent
Clyde &y_Ciusan
Bertram T. Clayton
Army
Washington, D.C
Syst
Russell T. Hazzard
Seventh Infantry
James A. Lagan
Edward N. Macon
Coast Artillery Corps
Washington Barracks
D. C
Hospitel
Seccomi
William E Merritt
Eighth Infantry
Camp Perry
Ohio
Ameer
Irving J. Carr
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Signal Corps
Greig
John Kerr
U.S. AY
Warren D. Dixon
Fifth Cavalry
William H. Waldron
Frank R. McCoy
Fort Iléy
Joan B. Kerr
U. 8
Gas for Big Airship Men Laugh at the Showers
Captain Baldwin at Fort Myer works to gas a dirigible for early flights. He and his crew anticipate a Monday test if weather cooperates, while wireless test plans and Curtiss’ engine return loom. Maj. Russell reviews signals work as the balloon’s hydrogen gas production method and safety features are explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas St. Balwin
Hort Myer
Signal’ Corps
Baldwin
Mr. Curtiss
Curtiss
Aero Club of New York
Heart Farman
Hotel Astor
New York
War Department
Army
Fort Myer
Maj
Edgar Russell
Signal Corps
Army No. 10
Maj. Russell
Russell
Washington
Annapolis
Washington Navy Yard
Capt. Baldwin
Hammondsport
N. Y
Philippine rail extensions eyed before war
War Department received a request to send Gov Forbes to London to confer with James Speyer and British bondholders on extending the Manila Dagupan railroad to Bagio. Bagio serves as a summer resort with hospitals and public works. The road would reach within eighteen miles of Bagio. Decision rests on Secretary Wright's reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Forbes
London
James Speyer
Manila- Dagupan
Bagio
Henguez
Bagilo
Wrigit
Train strikes car repairers in Mayfield yard tragedy
In Scranton on July 3 two workers Michael Duggan and Samuel Anderson were killed and six others injured when a passing train collided with a repair group on a siding at the Ontario and Western yard in Mayfield. Injured include Joseph Pidgeon James Pidgeon Charles Shummers Levi Gleason Frank Aull and Joseph Flanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Yuly
Ontario and Western Yard
Mayfield
Michael Duggan
Samuel Anderson
Joseph Pidgeon
James Pidgeon
Charles Shummers
Levi Gleason
Frank Aull
Joseph Flanner
Lords Adopt Old Age Pension Act and Irish University Bill
London July 1 The old age pensions bill passed the House of Lords in the Commons form after being sent back yesterday. Lords rejected amendments by Lord Gromer and others. The Lords also passed the Irish university bill. Both measures now become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Lord Gromer
Burglars Fight Watchman at Con verge Estate
At Con verge estate Greenwich Conn three burglars and the night watchman exchanged fire in a pistol duel as the trio fled in a car toward Bedford Vt. The watchman wounded one intruder, the others escaped, and the household was alerted by a barking collie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Conyers Manor
E. C
United States Steel Corporation
Converse
Bedford
Collie
Tan
Mack Names Committees For Democratic Campaign
Buffalo N Y Mack chairman of the Democratic national committee today named committees to serve during the campaign. Labor committee includes all national committee members. He will announce finance press and speakers committees next week. Executive committee lists Norman B Mack chair New York P Hall vice chair Nebraska Urey Woodson Kentucky Martin J Ware Iowa Josephua Daniels North Carolina Thomas John T McGraw West Virginia George W Green Rhode Island hneon Texas Clark Howell Georgia TNE Hyan Wisconsin J F C Talbott Maryland John W Tomlinson Alabama John E Osborne Wyoming James Kerr Pennsylvania F B Joyneh Minnesota Edwin O Wood Michigan Nathan Cole Jr California Robert Swing Louisiana J Harvey Garber Ohio Advisery committee David A Fran cis chair Missouri J Jonnson Secretary Kansas Alton B Barker New York John Sharp Wilams Mississippi Gov John A Johnson Minnesota Senator A Culbertson lexae Senator John W Dantei Virginia Senator Isador Rayner Maryland Gov George Champerlain Oregon Gov Hoke Smith Georgia John K E Lamb Indiana M galls Ohile Josiah Quincy Massachusetts George Erhart New York Irving L Handy Delaware Archibald McNeill Connecticut James K McGuire New York J F ODonnell Dinots and former Gov James E Campbell Ohio Labor committee former Representative Martin Wade chairman Iowa Roger Sullivan Illinois T E Ryan Wisconsin R S Hudspath New Jersey W A Rothwell Missouri E S Johnson South Dakota and Edwin A Newman District of Columbia Campaign textbook committee John E Lamb chairman Indiana Josephus Cantela North Carolina and Richard Ms McCalfe Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mack
Labor Committee
Eastern
New York
Chicago
Norman B. Mack
P. Hall
Nebraska
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Martin J. Ware
Iowa
Josephua Daniels
North Carolina
Thomas
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
George W. Green
Rhode Island
Hneon
Texas
Clark Howell
Georgia
Tne. Hyan
Wisconsin
J. F.C. Talbott
Maryland
John W. Tomlinson
Alabama
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
James 3.Kerr
Pennsylvania
John W. Dantei
Virginia
Isador Rayner
George Champerlain
Oregon
Goy. Hoke Smith
John KE. Lamb
Indiana
M. ¥. Ingalls
Ohile
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
George Erhart
Irving L. Handy
Delaware
Archibald McNeill
Connecticut
James K. McGuire
J. F. O'Donnell
Dino
Josephus Cantela
Richard Ms. Mefcalfe
Johnson to Fight Schreck in Cincinnati October 19
Cincinnati report from London says Schreck has been matched to fight Johnson at the National Club on October 19 for a $5,000 purse. Mike Schreck’s manager Frank M. Kelly plans to train at West Baden Springs with Billy Griffith sailing with Schreck and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
London
Jack Johnson
Ben Taylor
England
America
Frank M. Kelly
Mike Schreck
National Sporting Club
Schreck
Johnson
National Club
Kelly
West Baden Springs
Billy “Griffith
Mitchell begins new work at National Civic Federation
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, has arrived to lead the trade agreement department at the National Civic Federation. He will assume duties tomorrow at 281 Fourth avenue. Previously chairman of the department, he will now devote full time as it becomes a salaried post reflecting the department’s growing importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
John Mitchell, Folmer
United Mine Workers of America
National Civic Federation
The
Civic Federation
Fourth Avenue
Mitchell
Mrs Teal and Harry Fley Held on Grand Jury Charge
New York July 1 Mrs Ber Teal wife of a stage director and Harry Fley private detective were held for the grand jury in 5000 cash bail in a plot to manufacture evidence against Frank J Gould in a divorce suit. Julia Fleming arrested with Moussey confessed to district attorney and remains in Tombs. Bessie De Voe actress may testify at the trial. Blanche Hale questioned again as preparations are made to present the case to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Ber Teal
Harry Fley
Frank J. Gould
Corrigan
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Teal
Gould
Bessie de Voe
Glen More
Lessie’ de Voe
Julia Fleming
Moussey
Blanche Hale
Hattevorser
Lincoln
MacCausland
Death of Civil War Captain James M. Dick at 70
Capt. James M. Dick, Civil War veteran and former census clerk, died after weeks of illness at his daughter Mrs. Mae Kammerer’s home in Arlington Street northwest. Born in Ohio, he moved to Iowa, taught school, and rose to captain of Company A, Twenty-Fifth Iowa Volunteers. He later lived in Washington, lost his sight, stayed in Dayton Soldiers' Home, then returned to live with his daughter. Survived by wife Ruth C. Dick and three married daughters. Funeral at Kammerer’s home Monday afternoon with Rev. Gurley Memorial Church likely officiating. private burial in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Dick
Sensus
Mae Kammerer
Stath Latred
Northwest
Ohio
Iowa
Washington
Dayton
Capt
Dick Ls
Ruth C. Dick
W. PF. Freare
A. Rudisthouser
Complete Their Ticket Special
The Democratic State convention adjourned at 5 this morning after an all night session. E. H. Morton of Webster County was nominated for attorney general, defeating S. D. Stokes, with W. W. Marcum Wayne, O. S. Chambers Roane and J. Broan Kuykendall Hampshire also named. Electors at large were Bruce MacDonald Logan and Howard Fr Swisher Monongalia. A resolution was adopted to choose the national committee member by the convention that elects delegates. Local talks focused on anti nep strains and a sterner campaign ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont
Charleston
W. Va
Sesson
E. H.morton
Webster County
S. D. Stokes
Mingo
W. W. Marcum
Wayne
O. S. Chambers
Roane
J. Broan Kuykendall
Hampshire
Bruce MacDonald
Logan
Howard Fr. Swisher
Monongalia
Insanity plea frees Capt Jarratt in murder case
Special to The Washington Port Suffolk Virginia July 3 Capt James Waverly Jarratt was acquitted of shooting Policeman Smith on July 4 on insanity grounds and ordered sent to an asylum Dr W F Drewry superintendent of the State Central Insane Asylum testified Jarratt was insane July 4 and had a diseased mind for several years He said epileptic insanity is the most dangerous form of mental derangement and recovery is remote Jealousy motive in another case Raleigh New Mexico July 31 Inquest found Simon Lovejoy killed Annie Watson a colored woman Jealousy prompted the act after Lovejoy claimed she had earned his money for nine years and she deserted him for Salter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Suffolk
James Waverly
Jarratt
Smith
W. F. Drewry
State Central Insane Asylum
Drewry
Raleigh
Annie Watson
Simon Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Anne
Salter
Unclear racing entries and ads in Saratoga Post Want Ad
Fragmentary listing of horses and entrants including Adelana The Wrestler Whip Top Bayonet St Nick and others at Fort Erie with names like Herenate Robert Grey Gwendolyn EF Lady Baidu and Polly Prim. Promises free classified costumes and no charge for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Adelana
Whip Top
St. Nick
Bat
Keene
Cdward
Bobbin
Dreamer
Whilney
Simcoe Balbek
Polly Prim
Martin Doyle
Minnie Adams
Minx Lida
the Thorn
Carol S Tom Dolan
Lady Esther
Holscher
Post
Society's Doings Highlighted In Sunday Post
The Sunday Post presents a lively roundup of society events and engagements, detailing gatherings, fashions, and notable social happenings with concise notes on attendees and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. T. Shaw
Postofice
Narthwest
Treasury Department
Kate Swearinger
Division of Tissue
Office of the
United States Treasurer
M. E. Sindee
National Bank Redemption Agency
J.C. Jenkins
C. L. Jaques
Amuel Marks
W. W. Ludlow
Arantie City
H. Jemison
Atlatic City
Bir. Marks
AJ M. Teyton
Atlantic Unig
Noda Hollinger
Bo Miller
Murphy
Bath
Me. H. Sinclair
Bureau of Yards and Ducks
Margeret
Jules Leroux
Naval Intelligence Office
I.co M. Clark
Whursday
Clark
Benedicts
Leroy
Lucretia Jackson
Way Department
Eagles Mere
Raymond Sy.ruuran
Bureau of Forestry
Anyon
My. Pullman
Omaha
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Helena
Boise
Butte
Cody
Halsey
Nebr
Willim M. Aiken
Yale
Office of Law
Julia T. Oliver
Division of Management
Warrenton
Evelyn G. Myers
Status Division
Mountain Lake Park
Deer Park
Blanche Fenton
Rehoboth Beach
Marie Smith
Lands Division
Atlantic
Sr. Philadelphia
Zinsmeister
Division of
New York State
S. J. Humeston
Prescott
Ariz
Law Office
Department
Col. J. FB. Satterlee
Division of Status
Maury Curtis
Eliza McFate
Mabel Barton
Tana
Boston
Gottrell
Fort, Hunt
Horace M
Sullivan
Sons J. Pillow
Grace Riddell
Mary O'Toole
Aivision of ‘Timber Sales
Niagara Talis
Mise Sarah Bernhardt
Misa Bernhardt
Miss Glaze
Bul Au
Forestry
Post Office’ Department
Alexander Grant
Division of Railway Mall Service
Maine
M. K Macarty
Division of Railway Adjustments
New England States
H. L. Oliphant
Railway Mall Service
Europe
Ireland
Robert E. Hensey
Classification
Nellie G. Smith
A. A. Fisher
Advision
Railway Mail Service
Vermont
Lena M. Long
Alice M. Clay
C. €. Andrews
Division of Classification
Henderson
Feutennant
Watch
Co. F. Haines
M. Roman
J. P. Power
H. M. Camp
Athletic City
R. P. Covert
A. F. Peterson
W. D. McFarland
McParland
Rosene
Klinder
Wiliam T. Levi
James S. O'Hagan
Arthur James
Woot
A. R. Johnson
L. “J. Kearney
T. W. Towney
William ©. Willard
American’ Public Health Association
Winnipeg
Canada
George W. Harbaugh
N. Ball
Harry Hines
Virginia Avenue
George W. Tozier
Lamont and
Kilbourne Streets
Elizabeth King
Washington Asylum
Wiliam H. Willams
Supreme Court
Lake N
Lake William
Lemon
Supreme Court of the District
Labor Law
Icenes
Cecil ‘French
Pennsy
Gonsuls
Davila’s. _ Distarer
Lake
Central States
Ship Line
Jerman Steamer
G. B. Haber
United States Pacific
T. Walling
H. Lonng
Arwine
Euten
J. M- Simms
Ahem
W. H. “Pritchett
United States Ace Corps
W. W. Huckley
United States Marine Corps
K. EB. Wright
Chattan
Wilmington
M. C
Norfolk and
Tee Bate
Western ‘Railway Today
Haleigh
N. C
Aumy
Oudens
Ahaence
Robert L. Monies Juppine
Lawrence C. Brown
Coset Artillery Corps
William A. Dupesa
Ernest Gore
24Th Infantry
Willam H. Hart
George S. Bonds
Twenty-second Infantry
Francis ‘A. ‘Ruggles
Fifteenth _cavalry
Farman
Philippine
Philippine Railroad
Forbes
Philippines
Weil
PASS
Irish University
BILL
Steel
Mack Names Committees
Parker and Johnson
Edwin A. Newman
Department of Civic Body
Fleming
Stitt
Morton
Capt. Jarratt
Suffolk Police
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