Railroads Fight Rate Hikes Amid Earnings Rise
In Chicago Aug 30 Interstate Commerce attorneys urged that railroads like the Santa Fe did not deserve higher freights on routes from Chicago to the Rockies. President Ripley testified business prospects look bleak next year while earnings rose. Rail executives argued high net earnings justify maintaining dividends despite rising costs and more employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Peat
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inicoho
Middle Western
Frank F Yon
Commission
Atchison,Topeka
Santa Fe
B. P. Ripley
G. N Brown
Ripley
Ruad
Hiplex
Ephel
Bailes
Bailey
J.yon
Millions of Subsidiary Silver Wiped From Treasury Books
The Treasury erased a ten year old accounting anomaly totaling 9,709,000 dollars that had lingered for over three decades. Assistant Secretary Andrew reviewed the subsidiary silver entries, noting coins in similar denominations were counted as such when shipped abroad. No records existed for outgoing coins, and about 300,000 dollars worth were moved annually for twenty years. The elimination reduces the recognized stock of subsidiary silver in the United States to about 155,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Ier
Treasury Department
Merleans Gong
United States
Consuls Cause Confusion Over Nicara Gua Shipments
The U S State Department clarifies that consul authority is defined by their own country's laws, not by accreditation. It notes Bolanos may certify invoices for shipments to the eastern Nicragua coast under the Harrada faction, while Strauss is recognized for western Nicara guna routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madriz
Harrada
State Department
Department
United States
Bolanos
Nicaragua
Rerrada
Strauss
Virginia Banks Grow With Deposits Surging Over a Decade
National banks in Virginia show rapid growth with deposits near 70 million dollars and total resources exceeding 120 million. Ten years earlier deposits were under 21 million and resources under 40 million, marking more than a threefold increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks
Virginia
South
National
Rev Wilbur Chapman Weds in Providence
The evangelist Rev Dr Wilbur Chapman married Miss Mabel Corne la Moulton at the bride’s mother Mrs Ruth W Moulton home in Providence. Officiating clergymen were Rev Elah Hanley of First Baptist Providence and Rev Dr Ford C Ottman of Stamford. Mrs Chapman will continue active religious work with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Wilbur Chapman
Mabel Cornela Moulton
Ruth W. Moulton
Elah Hanley
First Baptist Church of
Ford C. Ottman
Stam-ford, Conn
Chapman
Private McGee Kills Two Infantrymen Then Is Fatally Wounded
Utica dispatch reports Private McGee of Troop L Tenth Cavalry killed Private Furner and Corporal Jones of the Twenty fourth Infantry at Watertown. He was captured near Boonville after a running gunfight with civil officers. wounded in the back, he collapsed after a volley from Deputies Wetmore Studer and rifleman Rin kle. Penn of the Tenth Cavalry is under arrest in Philadelphia as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Utica
Perry McGee
Tenth United States Cavalry
Furner
Jones
Twentyfourth Infantry
Watertown
Boonville
Wetmore
Rinkle
Studor
Penn
Tenth Cavalry
Philadelphia
MecCiee
More Wisdom in Ballot Box Than in Assemblies
Chattanooga convention opens with President Libby presiding as James B R. Frazier delivers welcome. Libby argues for public election of senators and potential constitutional changes reflecting changing conditions, while opposing a federal income tax and praising initiative referendum. He asserts people can govern themselves and that there is greater wisdom in ballots than deliberative assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
American Bar Association
Charles F. Libby
Maine
United States
James BR. Frazier
Libby
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
America
Actresses in Street Fight Riot in Theater District
In New York a dramatic sidewalk brawl between two young, expensively dressed actresses in the theater district blocked traffic. Police separated them as crowds gathered. Both women wept, and their torn gowns required police jackets for transport to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft and Roosevelt to Speak at State Fair Prices
Plans by the fair board with Gov. Eberhardt and reception committee aim to let the public hear President Taft and former President Roosevelt at about 4pm after the arena program ends. No extra admission will be charged at the state rate, and grand stand gates will be opened to allow anyone who can find a place to enter.
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Washington Post
Minneapolis
Minn
Taft
Roosevelt
Fair Board
Eberhardt
Editor Bangs Found Dead in Long Island Sound
New York August 30 identifying the body of John H Bangs editor and part owner of the White Plains Daily Record. He was en route to Boston for a vacation and carried a Metropolitan Line ticket. Friends suspect robbery and hurling overboard from a company vessel.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Plum Island
John H. Bangs
White Plains Daily Record
Westchester County
Boston
Metropolitan
Sentencing Delayed for Sugar Refiner Officials
New York August 20 The absence of Prosecutor Stimson delayed the sentencing of Charles R Heike former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company and Ernest W Gerbracht former superintendent until September 10 They remain free on 25000 bail.
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Heike
New York
Stimson
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Liberty
Alleged graft schemes tied to Ostermann yard dismantling
Vincent Barbett, yard inspector for Ostermann Manufacturing, testified in Chicago that Ostermann directed dismantling of Illinois Central cars at Burnside, with parts stripped and sent for repairs. He said rust masking theft meant the railroad paid twice for equipment and noted paychecks to inspectors and visits by former officials. Other witnesses supported graft claims as central railroad executives were slated to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred C. Barbett
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Anofa Central Railroad
Barbett
Ostermann
Henry ©. Ostermann
Ostermann Company
Ostermann Comany
Barbott
Aliida Central
Illinois Central
Frank B. Harriman
Beoh
August Dietrich
Llinois Central
Burnside
Walter Fisher
Theophile Reuther
John M. Taylor
Winds Central
Reuther
Highe
Olioly Central Railroad
$1,000 Bill Linked to Brawn Scandal In Chicago
United States Secret Service traced a thousand dollar note connected to the Chicago subtreasury robbery case. I G Hawn former Monon president and Timets Central vice president received the bill as a dividend from Memphis Car Company stock. The discovery prompted a full investigation of all railroad departments and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
United States Secret Service
I. G. Hawn
Monon Road
Timets Central
Memphis Car Company
Rawn
Killed in Row Over Boat Affair at Local Hotel
Patrick Gavin, a longtime hotel steward and prominent restaurateur, killed Elmer Black, a Black porter, with a butcher knife during a kitchen quarrel over two wrestlers. Gavin surrendered to police in Wheeling West Virginia after the stabbing in the hotel late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Patrick Gavin
Elmer Black
Gavin
Quinn
Police
Retail Merchants Association Plans Swell Membership
The Retail Merchants' Association of the Chamber of Commerce advanced by laws and a membership invitation plan at a regulations committee meeting last night. A letter will invite all chamber members in retail trade to join the new group, with aims to improve credit conditions, end retail abuses, harmonize closing hours, and foster merchant cooperation and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Strasburger
Mental Healing for Horse Arrested Head of Corp Charged
Martin Bekins, state senate candidate and head of a major corporation, was arrested for cruelty to animals after attempting Christian Science treatment on a horse that died. He claimed the horse was treated mentally, arguing a horse is as amenable to Christian science as a child. Neighbors alerted the SPCA and a special officer found the horse suffering from colic before it died. Bekins pleaded not guilty, saying his aim was to provide the animal with good treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Los Angeles
New York Times
Martin Bekins
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Bekins
Fullerton
Bekins Corral
Beltns
Juvenile Knights of the Air Build Mini Aeroplanes
Washington youths pursue aeronautics with gliders and small planes. Norman Bil, aged 11, finished a biplane glider and plans test flights. Sill’s 15 by 3 foot Wrightan design stands as the youngest Washington aeronaut, built in a backyard without an engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aero Scientific Club
Norman Bil
Firth and
Pattengon
Young Sill
Fortunes Unearthed From Tourmaline Pocket Near Auburn
A blast at the old Brown farm near Auburn, Maine, uncovered 6,000 carats of tourmaline in a single pocket. At 45 a carat, value ranges from 60 000 to 75 000 dollars, with two prior pockets yielding at least 2 000 carats. Owner is Poiest L. Havey of Lewiston. Mr Farrington of the Field Museum in Chicago witnessed the discovery and provided estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Auburn
Old Brown Farm
Poiest L. Havey
Ash Street
Lewis‘ton
Farrington
Field Museum
Chicago
Qualey May Redeem Plant In Sheriff Sale Case
Vice Chancellor Walker granted Qualey Harvey and Stone Age Plaster Co stockholders one week to redeem the Newark plant sold at sheriff’s sale. By next Tuesday they must post 42,000 to cover liens or Browning’s sale to be confirmed. The stockholders argued Browning’s 25,000 bid plus property news valued the plant at about 41,000, far below its true value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Trenton
N. J
Walker
John A. Qualey
Harvey, W.corbett
Stone Age Plaster Company
Newark
Clarence P. Browning
Qualey
Browning
Washington Commandery Victors Return From Milwaukee Homecoming
Knights of Pythias and friends crowded Union Station last night to welcome Washington Commandery No. 1 uniform rank after their Milwaukee victory in a national encampment drill. Parade escorted by Grand Marshal Bynum and band, then moved to Pythian Temple for final ceremonies with remarks from Maj. Sylvester and others and medals presented to five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Members of
Order and Friends
Degree Team
Milwaukee
Pythian Temple
Mr. Rudolph
Union Station
Knights of Pything
Washington Commandery
United States
Washington
Johnny
Pennsylvania Avenue
T. A. Bynum
John S. M. Zimmermann
Canton Lodge
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Cuno H H. Rudolph
Richard Sylvester
William F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Welcomigs
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
Ninth Street
Maj. Sylvester
W. E. Andrews
General Staff Reorganization NAMES Fifteen officers for vacancies
The War Department announced a full general staff reshuffle selecting Col. Greble and Capt. Hanna to fill two current vacancies and sixteen others for upcoming posts. A five general board led by Maj. Gen. Wood named the officers to positions across infantry, coast artillery, engineers, and field artillery with all changes to take effect before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Staff Corps of the Army
War Department
Leonard Wood
W. H. Carter
Albert L. Mills
Department of the Gulf
Charles L. Hodges
Department of the Lakes
Edward Goldmann Wanted for Swindling in Bremen Germany
Special to The Washington Fest reports detectives boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm II to arrest Edward Goldmann arriving from Boryslaw on the Kaiser Wilhelm I. He is charged with swindling and sent to Ellis Island for investigation after immigration preempted arrest. Goldmann, a broker from Lemburg, claimed to be 25 and prosperous, and had been inspecting oil fields near Rochester, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Edward Goldmann
Goldmann
Ellis Island
Pathkowski
Boryslaw
Lloyd
Archibald Denies Red Haired Sirens at Standard Oil
John D. Archbald vice president of Standard Oil flatly rejects reports from Boston claiming the company hires a beautiful red haired woman to uncover secrets and thwart enemies. He calls the stories a tissue of falsehoods and unseemly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
New York
John D. Archbald
Standard Oil Company
Boston
Standard Off
Archbold
Paris Gowns Seized From Chicago Woman in Smuggling Case
Mrs Mayme McKenna of 2522 Michigan Avenue Chicago was arrested aboard the Mauretania on arrival and posted a $5000 bond for September 15 examination. Customs found jewelry valued at 15008 and seven Paris gowns worth 1600 not declared. she testified the gems were bought in the United States and kept the jewelry while the gowns were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lash
U. S
New York
Mayme Me‘Kenna
Michigan Avenue
United States
Hitchcock
Paris
Gems Stolen Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II On Voyage
Miss Etsel Davis of Chicago reports jewels worth about 4099 stolen from her stateroom on the Kaiser Wilhelm II during the Bremen to New York voyage. Items include rings, a bracelet, a box, a watch, and a note plus cash. An arrest was made in connection with the case, but identification remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Etsel Davis
Chicago
Bremen
Ithe Ner
Miss Davis
James
Rodgers
Edward Goldman
Indictment Returned Against Baltimore Councilman in Bribery Case
Baltimore indites City Councilman Charles H. Heintzeman on bribery charges after a grand jury found he demanded 500 dollars from attorney Milton Roberts for pressuring passage of a school refund ordinance. The case concerns a 13,300 dollar refund for work on a public school at Smallwood street and Walbrook avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles H. Heintzeman
Milton Roberts
John Hughes, Jr
Denies Gems Were Wife's Sent on Approval by Friend
The husband of Mrs. I. R. Adriance explains the diamond ring and necklace seized by customs were gifts and items she brought from Europe. He says the 3-carat engagement ring was a gift to his wife 38 years ago and that the total jewelry value cited by authorities is misstated. The report also notes the Queen of Veiled Prophets Ball death in St. Louis and lists vessel movements and arrivals on Atlantic routes.
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Washington
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
I. R
Adriance
Europe
New York
Paris
Jace
Geneva
Adriances
Prof James Body Cremated At Harvard
Funeral services for Professor William James of Harvard University were held at Appleton Chapel in Cambridge Massachusetts with Rev. Dr. George A Gordon officiating. President A Lawrence Lowell and eight pallbearers from the faculty attended before the body was cremated at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Appleton Chapel
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
William James
Harvard University
George A. Gordon
A. Lawrence Lowell
University
James
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Heirship Shared in Seven Million Dollar Estate
Long Beach California Aug 30 Horace Fugate a local barber learns from Rochester New York that he his wife his mother and his sister Miss Addie Fugate will share equally with 21 other heirs in the John Seligman estate valued at about 7 000 000 Beligman a bachelor and cousin of Fugates grandfather died in New York two months ago The note follows a separate dispatch from Oettingen Aug 30 reporting American minister George H Moses delivering President Tafts congratulatory letter to King Micholas on Montenegro becoming a kingdom
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Long Beach
Cal
Horace Fugate
Rochester
N. Y
Addie Fugate
John Seligman
Beligman
Fugate
New York
Oettinje
Greece
Montenegro
George H. Moses
Taft
Micholas
Coxey Bound Over For Trespass At Massillon Quarries
Gen Jacob Coxey, famed for leading the Commonwealers to Washington in 1894, was bound over to the probate court in Massillon, Ohio, in the sum of 300 dollars for trespassing on lands belonging to neighbor Thomas Welsh adjoining Coxey's quarry site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Jacob
Washington
Thomas "Welsh
Dougherty Hurt Inspecting New Susquehanna Building
Brig. Gen. Ben Dougherty of the National Guard of Pennsylvania and linked to Susquehanna Coal Company was seriously hurt in Wilkes-Barre when his foot caught on a loose board causing a fall into a cellar at a Nanticoke office building. He suffered a fractured rib and shock and was taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Ben Dougherty
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Government Ignores Eight Hour Law Assertion
The government states that Loe suuuesines au pe pou ucsllysuo authorized by the last session of Congress are not to be built under the eight hour law. The Department of Justice told the Navy Department the statutes do not require construction in conformity with the eight hour rule and that costs drop if the law is inapplicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Hotel Travelers by State Listings
Readout of hotel guest names and home locations across multiple states and cities, including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia California Georgia Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania and more, with many individuals and spouses identified. The fragmentary list names guests tied to hotels or lodgings, showing a broad longitudinal roster of attendees and residents from numerous locales.
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Boston
Horace
van Everen
Raleigh
Ho ‘Underwe
A. R. Lason
Odin Roberts
Willard
Charlie ‘B. Edwards
Rebam
Chicago
W. A. Fen
James
Ke FF. Clough
Julia Clouteeteria
A. ‘Addott
M. Chong
John R. Rees
Johnson
New York
D. A. Shler
St. James
Willa Hato
David Mayer
W. D
Kepp
Joe
Hi J. Reed
Wiliam F. Me Éwn
Ty Williams
Bex Green
T. R. Wasserman
A. Siedsaaa Weston
Mibk Weston
Wallach
Walter Tehart
Rises
Charles W. Bacon
George Coburt
Carroll
Des Moines
B.C Adams
Davenport
Michael
Sone
Kentucky
P v. Alvey
Louisville
Rateletesick
Pancile Wilid
Brennan
M. Brennan
Richard D. Fay
Bessie Fay
Thay
Louisiana
Eugens Eliis
New Orlsens
Massachusetts
P. T. Chemington
Cambridge
Maryland
H. Howe
Mra
Willerd
Benjemain Ke
Gideon
Eyck Bretha Riese
Maxwell
Dite
I Maxwell
Bay
Jens
Jersey
Mébion Martin
Mapion Martin
Genitas
Hog
Mecunley
Fei
Ciatence Bel
Bineinnacil Ratel
Cas
Tae Tennersee
John J. Bishop
Mempals
Texar
C. Ryan
Wit
Mamie Willing
Vipgpgate
Tron
Ni Ratton
Neaport News
Nre
Wits
Actin Gana
W. Fedman
J. W. Jace
Kabul
Onsin- AC
Derstorel Saadwie
Jenes
Kahn
Paul Dotpke
Bi Bertin
Ss. James
Recagno
Roaurtade
Siagottina
Soeainar Bens Wenbaner Aa Ite
Hedna Peer
Betizuto Suarez
Sat
Battle Drill for Fleet Off Virginia Capes Set
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder announced Atlantic fleet battle practice off the Virginia Capes will begin September 12. Grounds extend 30 to 60 miles from the capes with day firing for a week or ten days and limited night drills on September 12 and 13. Merchant shipmasters are urged to decide quickly whether to pass ahead or astern of towing vessels and indicate their course.
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Schroeder
Virginia Capes
New York
Seaton Schroeder
Capes
Army Orders and Transfers From August 27
Leaves and transfers for Army personnel include First Lieut H Newton Kierulff medical reserve corps for one month and four days, Capt Olver H Dockery two months, Lieut Col Henry Pt Birmingham twenty days, Second Lieut Fenelon Cannon coastal artillery seven days, Capt Frank B Edwards to Jefferson Barracks for medical business, Capt Clarke S Smith to inspect lighthouse district, Maj Meriwether Walker replaced, and a board to examine First Lieut Benjamin L Carroll on August 30. Transfers: Capt Robert M Bramble to Twenty-Ninth Infantry, Capt Ernest Van D Murphy to Twenty-Seventh Infantry. Murhphy ordered to join Twenty-Third Infantry but revoked. Brambilla to report to California. Naval movements and sailings listed with ships arriving at Norfolk, Portsmouth, Bremerton, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Newton Kierulff
Medical Reserve Corps
Olver H. Dockery
Twenty- Fifth Infantry
Henry Pt ‘Tirmingham
Medical Corps
Fenelon
Coast Artillery Corps
Frank B. Edwards
Jefferson Barracks
Clarke 8. Smith
Corps of Engineers
Fifteenth
Meriwether L. Walker
Smith
Tetter
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Frederick ¥. Fussell
Charles D Rhodes
General Staff
Matthew E Hanna
Second Cavalry
War Department
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Illinois
Commerce
Chimbee
Heald of California Corporation
Knights OF the Air
Angid Nulutaradc
Ralulits
Col. Greble
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Col
T. C. Woodbury
Third Infantry
E. M. Weaver
Wiliam A. Nichols
Thirteenth Infantry
C. Reichmann
Twenty Fourth Infantry
C. H. Martin
First Infantry
D. B. Devore
Eleventh Infantry
H. C. Hodges
E. F. McGlachlin
Twenty-ninth Infantry
M. C. Kerth
Twenty-third Infantry
P.B. Malone
Twenty-seventh Infantry
H. L. Laubach
G. H. Jamerson
E. Landon
8. D Embick
C. C. Carter
General Staff Corps
Montgomery M. Macomb
Sixth Field Artillery
Albert I. Myer
Stephen C. Milla
George §. Anderson
Ninth Cavalry
Joseph W. Duncan
Sixth Infantry
Leo Tebiger
Daniel H. Boughton
Fifth Cavalry
Hirst
John F. Morrison
Twentieth Infantry
Henry C. Cabell
Fourteenth Infantry
William P. Burnham
Seventh Infantry
Samuel D Sturgis
First Field Artillery
Peter C. Harris
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Fred W. Sladen
Fred S. Cocteau
Twelfth Infantry
Germany
Archibald
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Adriance Avers
Ball
St. Louis
Susan Carleton
Murray Carleton
Prophets Bell
St. Louis County
C. F. Thergen
Copenhagen
Keiter Wilhelm II
Caronia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Zeetehd
Hamburg
Graf Waldersee
Maeinnar
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Rotterdam
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Southern Rill Grounds
Granite State
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W. B. Moses & Sons
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Thomas W. Ryleyt
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Montgomery County Fair
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Belasco
Henry W
Savage
CON & CO
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Thureday
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Bros
Amd
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King OF
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Elizabeth Brice
Chen
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Ta & Josephine Howard Bros
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Jack Norworth
Ben Johnson
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