Loring Wins Troy Stakes at Saratoga as Jockey Austin Is Injured
At Saratoga on August 17, Loring, the 7 to 2 second choice, won the Troy Selling Stakes over Bemay, with Monfort third, while jockey Austin suffered a likely arm fracture after Braden’s fall. Three favorites captured victories in a crowded program including six furlongs and mile events, with Braden’s rider hospitalized post turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Loring
Bemay
Monfort
Austin
Braden
Tipton
J Jonen
Ute
L Willams
Firebrand
Koerner
Horner
Pirate Polly
Azeling
Sonoma Fietta
Sher Wedding
Suffice
Brivery
Single Lite
Lady Elisson
Yorkshire Lad
Fielsnoo
Little Acout
Mayor
von Tromp
Clara Huron
Simca D
Campaigner
Tieng
Rappabannonk
Mmler
Ball
Garner
Levis
Bilge Buck
Chalk Hedrick
Molle Doroins
Waterdog
Amberjark
Braden Tor
Wishhawk
Jo' S
Dick Fennel
Princes Hornatua Trro
Alice Corkit
Rid Miter
Algetone
Puritan Girl
Imergut
Ceamon Suc
Favorites win four of Latoma races in sloppy track
At Latoma racing Cincinnati Aug 1 four of seven races were won by favorites led by Freshcote in the third and Subatur in the steeplechase. Track was sloppy as results show multiple tight finishes and notable disqualifications at Fort Erie with Gilfain placed second after interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Latoma
Freshcote
Lady Henrietta
Granada
Subatur
Don Iront
Wen Fry Ward
Kitty
Samperia
Winitren
Bem Chey
Sela Eldiburg
Thauerine
Corereen
Wetale
Biralee
Maureen
Fett Flight
Carethe W
the Mate
Megic
Lads Henticuts
Vine
Subador
Daletman
Weird
Gow
Tune
Onin Klug
Ravepo Alka
Mites
Fonselura
Stroud
St. Boyer
Tmveden Plavius
Dell Leath
Hubbard
Potter
Bun
Frank Bill
Lady Lovich
Antara
Laroue
Gir Alsa
UACE
Amberita
Tarklemore
Eeemnd
Lady Cherate
Buffalo
N.Y
Custis
Orfa
Algera
Gilpin
Gilfain
Seron-clehthe
Hatin
Lalenge
George Vive
Wen Oakledt
Saratoga Racing Entries Mixed Prices and Distances
Racing entries list for Saratoga featuring two year olds Vaniero Tenares Cambiies and Battery Den Umbrella Norfolk Berkeley Mordy My Tiles Russell T. multiple horses priced from 89 to 195 with several stakes listed across six races including distances from furlongs to miles and a $10,000 purse. Strong names include Phil May Alfar The Lid On wora El Cuchillo The Doctor Courter and Calfornia King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Firetrace
Vaniero
Tenares
Battery den
Umbrella
Norfolk Berkeley Mordy
Russell T
Sophie Carter
Anna Max
Sally IK
Lucy Marie
Mivs Sigome
Adinorn Flower
Iyo
Phil May
Alfar
Ist
Lid
Onwora
el Cuchillo
Doctor
Courter
Rollig Adbeli
Arabo
Tom Lawson
Gallant
Oro
Blyowac
Reidmoore
Paprika
Celifornia
Comachenng
Yard
Saratoga racing entries feature wide field of names
The Saratoga card lists numerous entries including Miss Strome Norfolk Temacco El Cuchillo Atpar Kentucky Bean Mohawk I Whimsla Tangle Paprica Realm Hazelthorpe Lackey Ordene Latonia duaith Louise Miss Oberous Helmuth Knowledge Lansdowne Sarreltop Chlet Miliiken Whoa Bill Fargo Wee Lass Mandator Devout Planulte Lens Zinfandel Merthe Gorman Mancard Nonte Lucille Uncle Henry Baapasal Pinaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Miss Strome
Norfolk
Temacco el Cuchillo
Atpar
Kentucky Bean
Keane
Mohawk I
Tangle Paprica
Realm
Hazelthorpe
Lackey
Ordene
Latonia
Duaith Louise
Miss Oberous
Helmuth
Knowledge
Lansdowne
Sarreltop
Chlet Miliiken
Whoa-Bill
Fargo
Wee Lass
Mandator
Devout
Planulte
Lens
Zinfandel
Merthe Gorman
Mancard
Nonte Lucille
Uncle Henry
Baapasal
Pinaud
Sumatra and Vim Split RoRo Roosevelt Cup Trials
Sumatra owned by Francis Skinner of the Eastern Yacht Club and Vim owned by T. J. Park of the New York Yacht Club split the seventh and eighth Roosevelt Cup trials at Marblehead Massachusetts. Sumatra won the triangular first race, building a lead, while Vim won the three mile warded return race, finishing about a minute and a half ahead of Auk as Chewink VI beat Sallia VI for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Sumantra
Francis Skinner
Eastern Yacht Club
Vim
T 1. Park
New York Yacht Club
Sumatra
Trun
Aulc
Spokane
Png
Massachusetts Bay
New York
Cheewink VI
Sallia Viet
Drivers Fined by Judges as India’s Pilot Finish Near Photo Finish
On the final day of the grand circuit meeting in Poughkeepsie the 2:17 trot produced close finishes with Grace Cameron leading early, Totora and Grangino winning heats. Judges fined Eldridge and Titer $100 each for questionable driving as Geers replaced Blairds on India. Totora and Grangino battled to the line while Argot Boy and Mocarich contended in the other heats. the purse totaled $4,050 across five heats with top performers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Grancinco
Oliver Moore
Totora
Grace Cameron
Totera
Belf
Composer
Grancina
India
Grangino
Eldridge
Titer
Geers
Blaridgs
Grancino
Br. H
McEwen
Brown Hall Murphy
B. S
Cox
McHenry
Bom
Rombaugh
Daphne Direct
Blk. m
Walker
Losiie Waterman
Hushes
Bonalet
B. m
Tilng, Jr
Nichole
Gerly
Gwassta
Bre mm
Br. m
Bingen
Lookaway
Asa Granding
Dieetsni
Don Bolle
Come. Sn
Tulse India
Be. m
Opdvice
ORW
CfeCanning
Oller Moors
Wesley Baron
Geos
Greco Cameron
M. Renshaw
Higbee
Oh So
Fie
Boxing News From Boston to Los Angeles Circa Late Summer
A sweeping boxing roundup covers bets on Tommy Murphy in Boston, training progress of Decree Gardner and Batiling Nelson, potential fights for Sam Berger in San Francisco and for Barry Lewis in Chicago, and new matches including Hyland versus Johnny Thompson in Los Angeles. It notes promoter disputes near Seattle and a relates to Jenny Reid and Buddy Ryan’s retirements, ending with a playful aside about a mustache comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Murphy
Boston
Washington Post
Murphy
Fox Bourne
Harvard
Jimmy Briggs
Decree Gardner
Lowell
Batiling
Nelson
Bourne End
Cookham Bridge
Joe Gens
Nelsor
Britt
Gram
Philadelphia
Q Ielen
Eddie
Graney
Sam
Berger
San Francisco
Jimmy Gardner
Chicago
Barry Lewis
Wille Plugeraid
Grand Rapids
Pick Hyland
California
Johny Thompson
Los Angeles
Allgn Thompson
Cutba
Seattle
Fe Sound
Jenny Reid
Buddy Ryan
Dalz
Maitwright
Rafa Turner
Dava Holly
Dailys
Reid
Daily
Joe Gans
Holly
Prisoner Flees Castle Williams From Governors Island
Herbert Harris, a deserter on parole from Washington, escaped Castle Williams on Governors Island in broad daylight. He reportedly swam or used a small boat to reach liberty, with a reward offered and detectives alerted nationwide. Harris, near completing an 18 month sentence, was not under guard and may face another term if recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetat
Weeringioz
New York
Governors Island
Castle Williams
Broad
Herbert Harris
Washington
Harris
Hancock
Newing
Carr
Liberty
Hateh Elana
May Eclipse One Star at Manhattan Theater Debate
In New York on Aug 17 Justice Giegerich heard a dispute over who should star in the English version of The Kreutzer Sonata to be staged by Wagenhals & Kemper at the Manhattan Theater. Leopold Spachner and David Kessler seek an injunction while Kalich previously starred in the Yiddish original at the Toalie Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blanche Walsh
Bertha
Halich
Jacob Gordin
Justice Giegerich
Leopold Spachner
David Kessler
Wagenhals & Kemper
Miss Walsh
Manhattan
Spachner & Kessler
Explosion at Deering Harvester Kills One in Chicago
An explosion at the Deering Harvester plant in South Chicago killed Supt. Molet and injured three other workers during remodeling of an old blast furnace. Workers were removing slag from the pit when a large dynamite charge exploded, sending men hurled through the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Molet
Deering Harvester
Larned Captures Cup at Meadow Club Tennis Tourney
William A. Larned national ex champion won the singles final defeating Karl H. Behr Jr 6-4 6-6 in the Meadow Club tournament on Long Island. In doubles Larned and Clothier beat Hurst and Holt 6-2 6-4 and advance to face Wright and Stillman in the final tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Long Island
William A. Larned
Karl H. Behr, Jr
Leonard
Lyon
BR. Bell
Harry Torrance, Jr
Larned
Clothier
Dew Hurst
Holt
Wright
Stillman
Edgar Leonard
C. F. Watson Jr
F. I. Colston
Larned and
Beals C. Wright
Alfred Stiiman
Keyes Gets Another Match at Sacramento Labor Day
San Francisco Aug 17 Jack McDonald manager of Hock Keyes has arranged a bout with Dick Cullen of Sacramento. The match set for the Sacramento ball park on Labor Day requires both fighters to scale 133 pounds at 11 oclock on the day of the fight with the bout opening at 3 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
San Francisco
Jack McDonald
Hock Keyes
Dick Cullen
Sacramento
Ball Park
Cullen
My Hair Perhaps your mother has thin hair
A yardage of promotional text urges using Ayer's Hair Vigor as a hair food to stop hair loss, keep hair soft, and encourage growth. The ad emphasizes feeding hair to achieve long, thick, heavy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainchantz
Miss Hare
Ayer
Quick lunch divorce warned by health official
Cleveland health chief Frank Coombs urges an end to the quick lunch habit blaming it for indigestion and irritability. He argues hurried meals lead to divorces, unhappy homes, and domestic strife, contrasting it with meals that are chewed thoroughly and include wholesome foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cleveland
Frank Coombs
Cleveland Health Department
Coombs
Big Guns to Boom Salute at Naval Pageant
The Navy completes plans for a Labor Day review off Oyster Bay. Forty-five battleships and other vessels will anchor, with President and Secretary Bonaparte aboard the Mayflower, steaming past the fleet at sunrise. Flags will fly as the salute booms from the ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Oyster Bay
Bonaparte
Secrary Bonaparte
Navy
United States
Free Lunch Disclosures In Chicago Saloons
Chicago August 17 free lunch served in hundreds of saloons was found to be made from meat unfit for use. Food Inspector Murray and aides raided a barn at 124 McNel Street owned by William Davidson uncovering thirty stoves and six workers turning decayed pork and beef into lunch meat. Suspects arrested on warrants. charged with violating city health ordinances. A sausage plant and other questionable food items were also found, tied to free lunch counters in cheap and middle-class saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Murray
Micnels Street
William Davidson
Murtray
Davidson
City Heath
Parn
Harriman's Coup Benches Up A Massive Dividend Windfall
The Union Pacific and Harriman stocks surged as dividends were declared, with estimates of Harriman’s private gain reaching at least 10 million dollars. Brokers noted windfalls for small holders while others lamented delayed payouts and market manipulation rumors. Wall Street buzzed with tales of big profits and big bets amid an upheaval in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Southern Pacific
Vanderbilt
By & Pool
So And-So
N. Monsavatt
Hocking Valley Railway
Uaid
John W. Gates
Jamon R. Keene
Jacob Field
Eagles In Ballot Contest In Hagies Order
Milwaukee Aug 17 The official result of contests for officers in the Grand Aerie Order of Hagies will likely be known tomorrow. Incumbent Henry G. Davis of Ohio faced Edward Kraug of Wilmington. Boston and Norfolk vie for the next convention. Col. Edward Richardson of Seattle led a committee resolution to appoint a three member panel to draft tactics for a uniformed rank. Judge John March of Sacramento reported on the San Francisco relief fund noting new receipts including 100 from Cavite Aerie. The fund totals 363995.60, with 31000 held by March and San Francisco Oakland committees. The afternoon covered grievances, exemplification of the degree Sorte was the highlight of the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Aerie
Order of Hagies
Hagies
Henry G. Davis
Ohio
Edward Kraug
Wilmington
Boston
Norfolk
Edward Richardson
Seattle
John ©. March
Sacramento
Hagles’ San Francisco
Cavite
Judge March
San Francisco
Oakland
Legal notices and court actions from District of Columbia mix
Equity actions appeal and bond reductions. Probate and guardianship orders include estates of Tower Turner Deverdiges and Harrison. Real estate transfers list numerous lots in Petworth, Cleveland Park, Brookland and Columbia Heights. Courts: Circuit, Equity, and Probate with numerous attorneys and bond amounts referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justice Steford
Stege
Cowardin
Douglace
Doug'se
Allehor
J. J. Darlington
Reeder
Jualice
George’ Francis
Mary M. ‘Turner
Ma~ Herat Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Company
William
PD Heever
John Hillian
AE. Davis
E. B. Kimball
Charles T. Kelly
H. H. Simms
Margaret Harrison
Flora B. Butler
Hamilton, Celbert & Hamilton
George W. Bakersmith
A. H. Bell
Deeds of trust across Washington Districts detailed
Deeds of trust filed from Mount Pleasant to Petworth and beyond outline securing various loans. Entries name Talty, White, Carroll, Thomas, Coxe, Kaufman, and others, with lenders Bergmann and Emmerich among several, detailing properties in squares and streets, loan amounts from 100 to 7,250 dollars, terms from one to five years, and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent with semiannual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
James Talty
Leonard W. Groomes
Charles Wheatley
Virginia
Wheatley
James
Peter White
Chapin Brown
Henry HH. Hergmann
Oriental Building Aerociation
Anatin Holding et_ue
Frederick’ ‘A. Tenning
James Bundy
Fred G. Coldren
Thoman Connor
Jesse H .Wilson
Lavin & Frey
Spvure Citizens’ Equitable Building Association
John A. Conley
Henry H.bergmann
Georges M. Immeyich
Hy Smith
William T
Horatia
Taplin
J. Corwin Taplin
Cecura
Lillia H. Taplin
Park
Talbuaty
John F
Randle Highlands
Mary J
Thomas St Viv
Jomea C
Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
German-American Building Association
Block & Edgewood
T. Cushing Daniel
Talburtt
John F. Carroll
George B
Emmerich
Juliut
Peyzer
Jon F. Werrleh
Francia M. Coxetux
Watson J. Newton
William 3. Saunders
Seware
Charles M. Cartar
William J. Jownson
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Bealus Fancy
White
Grove
Clarente
Erisman
Wiliam McK. Clayton
William L. Miller
Mary B. White
Almes & McCormick
Vll
John H
Frank T. Rawlings
Richard G. Rawlings
D. H- Roland Drury
Petworth
Harry
Jongs
Clarente B. Rheem
Alex
Hensey
Ascure
George G
Sears
Columbia Meighte
William R. Stork
Clerice B. Rheom
Atex
T. Henney
Harry T. Jones
Sause Bebrecd ‘Et Ux
Levi H David
Joseph D. Wriebt
D. C
Harrison Realty Company
D. C. Sar
Soporeine
Faye Ot
Stone & Fatrfak Ae
Seoul
Frank J. Rawlings
Arlington Fire Insurance Company
THOS
A. FE. Hoon
BR Reed
Corcoran Biss. BS
St. Aw
Tressee Sa
B. C
HE. Smith CO
NE. Ave
Mith Uecat
Cutta Record
Joans
Pierson
Life
14Th
Sts
Reliance Loan and Trust
Seventh Street Northwest
Petal
Tolman
Corcoran
Licensed to marry names blur due to OCR errors
A messy OCR fragment lists multiple marriage license notices with names and ages such as David B. Edmonston and Bessie J. Coker, Rev. Edward Boght, Delia Connell, Katie Howles, and others. The text is garbled with placeholders and nonstandard characters, obscuring consistent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Edmonston
Bessie J. Coker
Edward B. Boght
John ¢. Schwersmenn
Delia J. Connell
M. B. Baar
Lewis M. Cleverly
Katie Howles
Nev. M. Becker
Poole
Harriet X
E. B. Bagby
Soshus W.kendell
Irene Connor
Mexanilec Bielasiel
Dolin ‘Tolan
Prince George County
Manta Curtis
W. Clair
Ruby Davis
Shelton Mion
Real estate transfers list in University Heights and nearby areas
A dense roll of property transfers shows numerous parcels exchanged among residents and entities across University Heights Washington Highlands and adjacent neighborhoods. Names such as Joby B Lord Ebenezer Southall James Barnes Henry Longnecker Constantine Anderson Clara Sara Pater Gauer and others appear with block numbers lot descriptions and nominal sums of 10 or 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Heights
Joby B. Lord
Ebenezer Southall
Lord
Brookland
John B. Lord
Baventeenth
Josephine Hemenway
James E. Barnes
Squara
Ae Wongnecker
Congress Heights
Henry C. Longnecker
Constantine Anderson
Dlovie
Washington Highlands
Charles G. Taylor
Singleton U. Cooper
Mary J. Cooper
Sama
Arthur C. Emmons
Georga Morrin
Harry Mt. Warren
Bloomingdale
Clara Sara
Pater Waits
Pauline White
Franklin Street
Zenas W. Alderman
Florence B. Altabund
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Thomas B. Warrick
Truswe
William Gasa
Catherine Gaps
M Stresta
C. W.burgess
John A. Coulay
Dalia J. Conley
Virginia Avenue
Ohn Coaner
Thamas Coaner
Square
Terth Street
Southeart
Henry J. Jone
Carrie, Jones
Talbert Estate
Pater G
Auer Et Ux
John F. Carroll
East Deanwood
Frank T. Rawlings
Jono T. Robina
Raabe
Highlands
United States Realty Company
Mary J. Thomsy
Goutheast
First End
Sac
FR. Rigtles
Annis Briggtes
Sruars
Eighth Street
John C. Hegert
Elizabeth J. Freeh
Aquare
Senth
George N. Palmer
Jacob J
Lot TV
Seventh Street
John F. Weytich
Harry Kaufmen
Wisconsin Avenue
John W. Points
Patlip T. Hall
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Sjogkey Austin
Troy Stakes
Fort Erie
Weajen
Avendoy
Cimont Lipharat
Drize Ot Light
Mss
Omeieus
Melntyre Camp
Wee Kits
Triump Rent
Judith Lonite
Tao Balle
Sorzeltor
Bellicone
Irene O
Lidwina
Lahdownie
Pacifen
Falkland
Jigar
Tobogean
Doctor Stephenn
Juncran
Exch
Moreh Redon
Tomtom
Laups
Weberfelds
Whoy Sih
Arora
Ferdan
Chief Millken
Sanson
Ona Mle
Mendato
Wes Doyle
Freeboover
T. J. Cercon
Jonn
England
Furlorge Agra
Lady Fiesh
Leia
Aid’ Ami
Geoffrey
Bistar Huffmac
Chane
Lexeline
Platinte
Malleable
Johnson TM
Mansard
Matha
Nome Lvelie
Joscoe
Riemmond
Seil
Ing
Ranposat
Sandhath
Katle Powers
Marshal New
Coruscate
WhippoorwMi
IPA
Skinner
Newport
R. I
James Dwleht
National Lawn Tennis Association
Eversted
William A. Barnet
L. H. Waldner
F. C. Alexander
W. J. Clothier
FL .Budlong
C. Weight
Fisher
Ard Stevens
R. D. Little
HH. Hackett
Upper
Potomac
Washington Canoe Club
Analosian Boat Club
Plaisted
Ferry
Blanche
Walsh
Bertha ‘Kalich
Behr
Meadow Club
President
Bard
Eagles
Circuit Court NO
Justice Stafford
Waterman Va
Beutsgarten
Piumnttt
W. Glennan
Troycet and Wolf & Rosenberg
August Reeder
J. Clarence Price
Treasure
Keiner
B. Te
Schmidt
Claudia
MM Moran
Hejre
Joby B. Hernaben
B. A. Newman
B. Stern & Bro
Robert H. Tove
Henry Forler
R. H Torrell
the Paere
Plavitia
H. Winship Wheatley
R. A. Hiett & Bon
Charles W. Murphy
Black
Congrece Heights
N. Mohler & Co
Gilbert J. Osterman
Oriandh W. Butler
Julia A. Phelpa
Hoo
Bates Warren
Gleveland Park
James H. Taylor
Eanies M. Lewis
Groff Court
John Cook
Wiliam J. Johonon
Wseal
Clarence HM. Erivmua
B. J. Reinhold Reilyy Company
Clarence M. Ertatann
Patworth
George W. F. Swartzell
Columbia Heights
Brain
H. Warner
William R. Stark
Streat
Mar
Gerat Stenzel
John
Tage
Lot & Aquara
the Post Resort Information Bureau
THE
Post Resorts
We Iter
E. Reem
Pia Jathon
City
Ingtonington
B.C
Post
Post Resort Information Bureau
Propristore
Post Information Bureau
Chesapeake
Odeagh
Haley
KR. R
Jamestown
Eiannomaten Ente
Fort Monroe
Bunny
Norfolk &W
Washington Steamboat CO
Great Falls and
Old Dominion Railroad
M Sts. N. W
Falls
Capital Traction ‘Co
Georgetown
Wst & Bai
Staton
Charles Macalester
Alexandria
Marshall Hall
Uami
Mount Vernon
River View
Queen Anne Dally
River View Borhiéeing
Fere
Trin
Colonial Beach
Hite
ST. Johns Dally
Wood Dey
Isaue
Teipy
Colonial Gomc
J. W. Arrowsmith
Jeane
Feces Santa
NEW York Resorts
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Congress Hall
Wil Onsen
Electeia Nghis
Clement
Homelikr
Thousand Island House
St. Lewzorie River
Alexandria Bay
G. G. Staples
Bigge
D.C
Epicadelphia Press
Atlantic City
Wi. J
Hlaleyon
Tous Tamboo Walk
Steel Pier
Hayes
Berkeley
Seipson
C. Ekholme
Rio Grande
Phon
Meoth Weston Magaraiels
Paul Kilpatrick
Galen Hall
Aes Hotel Imperial
Maryland Ave
Kendrick
Legha
Atlantia Ave
Alleghany
Menehan
Ocean
South Carolina
Tabor Inn
Domesticat Avenue
Beach
A. J. Dunn
New England
Carolina
C. Capeelty
Bryan ¢ Williams
Ruddle
Deecity
Phonas
Chas. B. Myers
Colwyn, Lot
Moneye
Warburton
Cape May
Lafayette
N. J
John Tracy
New Jersey
Reach Haven
Atlantic
Hardt
Virginia Resorts
Pine Beach Hotel
Agidas
Jamestown Expedition Grounds
Eaey
WM. C. Royer
Mzsager
Pine Black Hotel
Pine Black Hotel, V2. Lo Iaiechle Sais Alsi Db Lian Esate Ams A Tucigha
Virginia Beach
Orean
Fanwie Harrison Panton
Doxy
Virginia Teach
Princess ‘Anno “Hotel
B. OW. Dance
P. O
West Virginia
Tee Dunn
A. Hunter
Dunn Hotel
Berkeley Boricew
Maryland
Loch Lynn
Mountain Lake Park
Aspséland
Herman Rakesien Oxcharer
Mualo
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Bichliehem
Sinclair
Depeee
Durgin & CO
Northeast Corner
Washington Hotels
Regent
Pennsylvania Avenue
Teenth Street
To & P
Montrose
Corinth
Hsts
Conrad FF. Grieb
St. James
Washington, D. C
American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Dover
Antwerp
London
Paris
Pauladelphia
C - White
Star Lee
New You
Omice
F Street
Clark
David Lindnes
Moore Inc
14Th St
D. G. Reat
Battowers
H. Saunders & CO
Bullaine Association Sileran Syndicate Perereatee
C. Barker
Etgerett Ride
Bells of Columbis
Walter H. Acker
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
E Street &. W
Surety Loan Co
Warder
9Th & F Sts
Ree
Euninge
Twelfth Street NW
Shade Washington
Thirteenth St
Fisk Elgin
M. Ams
Leatherman
Job St
W. T. Baldus
Ee Ee Fidelity Storage Co
You
Mothereat Roemer
I. L. Wilson
Washington, & C
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