Salaries too meager commission makes a plea
The Civil Service Commission reports that federal salaries lag private business, hindering recruitment and efficiency. It notes 639 exams, 123,034 examined, 3,035 passed, 41,877 appointed, with 26,64 examined and 1,434 appointed from 40 to 60 percent highest eligibles. It cites losses from superannuation, $400,000 yearly in Washington, and 167 removals among 35,665 rural carriers. Veterans and age-related trends are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coghlan to be retired this December after long career
Rear Admiral J B Coghlan will retire on December 1 after reaching age sixty two. He will remain commandant of the New York Navy Yard until February. Captain Benjamin Tilley will take over and be promoted to rear admiral. Captain Henry McRea will assume command of the Iowa when Tilley moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Coghlan
New York Navy Yard
Benjamin ¥. Tilley
Battleship Town
Henry McRea
Washington Navy Yard
Iowa
Tiley
JB Coghlan
EF Qualtrough
Naval War College
Newport
R 1
Newport News Shipbuilding and Try Dock Company
Newport News
Department of Steam Engineering
Navy Yard
New York
Udeut
L. D. Miner
Bar Berton
Barberton
Ohio
Lient
L B Jones
Navy
D .Tiffany, Jr
F T. Gordon
Wright brothers airship talks end with France
Paris reports confirm Wright brothers negotiations with the French government on their airship project were broken off months ago. The plan promised a 15 mile flight for 200000 dollars, with a 75 foot height, while 900 feet was seen as essential for war use. Santos-Dumont's demonstrations spur progress in heavier than air craft and the Wrights' key idea on balance via wing angle and extension contrasts with side rudders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Wright Brothers
Aeronauts
Dayton
Ohio
Associated Press
Wright
M. Santos-Dumont
Santos-Dumont
Officials Watching Air Ships and War Dept Aid Prospects
The War Department monitors aerial navigation experiments across the country as inventors seek government support for military use. The board would consider aid only after partial practicality is shown, with government use a condition. A fatal explosion at Jane Island Naval Station killed one man. other naval officers receive postings and retirements orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
War Department
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Slighland Falls
Government
Jane Island
War Ship Vermont on Trial at Rockland Massachusetts
The battleship Vermont underwent standardization trials at Rockland under poor weather, achieving an average speed of 18.498 knots in the best runs and a consistent 11847 engine revolutions per minute. To meet 18 knots, propellers must reach 114.06 rpm. A four hour sea trial is planned next, with a Kansas official trial moving toward League Island Navy Yard if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Vermont
Wan
Philadelphia
Kansas
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
New England
League Island Navy Yard
Wireless in Naval War Stations Erected Coastwide
Rear Admiral Cowles urges reliable wireless across ships and shore stations for defense. He notes a full chain along coasts and overseas posting in the Pacific Gulf West Indies Isthmus Hawaii Guam and plans for Philippine links. Oil fuel experiments begin with the monitor Wyoming and battleships may be designed to carry fuel oil without sacrificing coal space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
West Indies
Isthmus
Panama
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippine Islands
Wyoming
Cowles
Wireless outfits for the army advance in field service
The Signal Service reports portable wireless telegraph sets now in use by the army. Lightweight and transportable on three mounts, they deploy in twenty minutes and cover about ten miles without cross interference. Coast artillery stations will receive the same gear to link ships and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Signal Service
Coast Artillery
Army of Pacification
Cuba
Bennick Arrested on Desertion Charge at Boston Port
Frederick Gustaf Bennick, clerk to Captain Winslow of the cruiser Charleston, was arrested on arrival from South America aboard the Hermodicus. He faces a desertion charge for failing to obtain a supply of game ordered for Secretary of State Root during a South American visit. Bennick says delays prevented fulfilling orders and that the ship had sailed when he reached the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Boston
Frederick Gustaf Bennick
C. McR
Winslow
South America
Hermodicus
Bennick
State Root
Army Orders and Vessel Movements Reported
First Lieut George R Armstrong to join his company in Sixth Infantry and First Lieut William J Mapes to relieve from captain in Twenty fifth Infantry. Capt William F Lewis to report to General Hospital San Francisco. Capt Samuel L Steer to Fort Monroe. Capt Haldimand P Young to Fall River for official business. Roger Mason to Jefferson City for evidence for court martial at Fort Leavenworth. Leave of absence for James K Crain. Naval movements include Scorpion Hull San Francisco Preble Eagle Caesar Don Juan de Austria Buxton. Tiffany Blue Book 197 edition expands to over 600 pages with no illustrations. available by request from Tiffany Co Fifth Avenue and Thirty seventh Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Armstrong
Tifantry
General Hospital
Washington
D.C
Wilam
Mapes
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Twantleth Company
Philippine Scouts
William F. Lewis
Preatdle
San Francisco
Samuel L. Steer
Fort Monroe
Haldimand P. Young
Fall River
Maas
Roger Mason
Artillery Corps
Jeffernon City
Fort Leavenworth
Kana
James K. Crain
Scorpion
Norfolk
Hull
Hey West
Boston
Preble
Eagle
Guantanamo
Caesar
Algiers
Hampton Roads
Nerfolk
Sterling
Cientuegos
Santiago
Don Juan de Austria
Monte Crist
Quantanaroo
Tiffany
Fifth Avenue
Tiffany & Co
Tiffany & Con
Thirty-seventh Street
New York
Theatres Offer Season Highlights At Local Houses
Henry Woodruff stars in Brown of Harvard at the Bellasco in a Harvard reflection play. Scheff stars in Mlle Modiste at the New National. Digby Bell returns in The Education of Mr Pipp at the Columbia. Emil Hoch and company in Love's Young Dream entertain at the Chase. Kathryn Purnell stars in Sapho at the Majestic. Bedford's Hope opens at the Academy with grand scenic support. The Lyceum features The Cherry Blossoms. Elmendorf discusses Southern Italy at the New National. Karmata Travelogues shows Japan at Columbia. Marine Band concert at the New National and Saint-Saëns recital at the Columbia complete the week’s lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woodruff
Brown
Harvard
Henry Miller
Belasco
New York
Chicago
Harvard University
Woodrufe
Friter Scheff
New
National Theater
Fritei Seneffe
Miss Scheff
Washington
Chase
Emil Hech
Emil Hoch
Mile
Ora Cecil
Alf Grant
Ethel Hoag
John Birch
Radford and Winchester
Bellong Brothers
Leonard Kans
Majestic
Kathryn Purnell
Sapho
the Majestic
Sepho
Castle Squara Theater
Boston
Proctor’s Stock Company
Miss Purnell
Belasco Theater to Host Philadelphia Symphony Concert Titled
The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Fritz Scheel plans a December 11 concert at Belasco Theater. Soloist Petschalicott, famed Russian violinist, will perform alongside Dvorak Symphony No. 5, Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, Franck symphonic poem Redemption, and Grieg symphonic dance No. 4. The Kneisel Quartet series begins December 13 in the New Wil banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Scheel
Bellasco Theater
Petschalicott
Dvorak
Tschhaikowsky
Cezar Franck
Grieg
Kneisel
Knesset Quartet
Wil
Quartet Programs and Rosenthal Recital Highlight Washington Event
The Boston Symphony Quartet members perform Schubert and Debussy in D minor G minor and A major, while Moris Rosenthal the Austrian pianist resumes Washington appearances after eight years with a 3:90 p.m. recital at the National Theater featuring Beethoven Op 109 Chopin Op 58 and various Rosenthal adaptations and works including Schubert Moment Mustesis and Liszt Don Juan Fantasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jard
T Quartet
Ax Wall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Schubert
Bebussy
Anlantina
Gliere
Moris Rosenthal
Washington
National Theater
Beethoven
Chopin
Moriz Rosenthel
Rosenthal
Liszt
All Souls Benefit Sale at Davidge House for Louis Church
The Davidge House on H and Seventeenth streets hosted a Christmas shopping sale by the Women's Almanca for the benefit of Louis Church. From 1 pm to 10 pm, stalls offered candy, baby layettes, bags, deli items, table accessories, and art pieces with numerous volunteers managing each department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidge
Seventeenth Streets
al- Manca
Paul Brockett
Wiliam Curtis Hi
Miss Totton
Mica Helen Stevens
Fitzpatrick
F. 8. Hight
John EB. Wilkie
Miss Bright
J. P. Torney
W. Saxton
Comstock
James Wood
J. B. T. Tupper
8. B. Stevens
Stanley T. Smith
Woodward
Mary H. Ela
Clarénca Perley
Foptary
I. C. Foster
Richard Rathbone
J. G. Dunlap
Crandall
W. D. Johbneton
Twentieth Century Club
Henry Gannett
Clifton
A. L. Ham
Mra. U. G .B
George E. Roberts
Ferrero sues for share in land bought on Louisiana avenue
Joseph Ferrero filed in District Supreme Court naming Frank A. Harrison Joseph Justic Ke tle McC Peck and Lillie McClellan as defendants. He seeks a trustee decree and assignment of a half interest in a $105 000 purchase of four lots on Louisiana avenue and four on B street northwest. He alleges Harrison acted as his agent and arranged a loan and cash deposits but that Harrison bought the property for the defendants without Ferrero’s knowledge and refuses Ferrero’s offer to fulfill his share. He remains willing to perform his part of the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ferrero
District Supreme Court
Frank A. Harrison
Joseph S. Justic
Tle McC. Peck
Lillie McClellan
Harrison
Lousiana Avenue
Mt B Street
Ferrero
Jim
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Ferrero
Peck and McClellan
Justh Ha
Mr. Justh
Reward Offered For Thief In Dentists’ Loot
Maj. Sylvester offers a 50 dollar reward for the arrest of the thief or thieves who looted dentists offices in the Colorado Building last Sunday night. About 195 dollars worth of gold leaf and platinum were taken after two young men visited offices the day before trying to sell dental burrs. Also notes the Poor Runners’ Social union held its annual election of officers at the Typographical Temple with J. J. Feeney re-elected and a slate named including J. P. Van Overweer, Joseph Broadbent, W. E. Gallagher, J. A. B. Espey, Wiley M. Reed, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Sylvester
Colorado
Pooxrunners
Socat Union
J. J. Feeney
J. P. van Overweer
Joseph Broadbent
W. E. Gallagher
J. A. B. Espey
Wiley M. Reed
Michael Hagerty
John L. Dwyer
Finance Committel
C. W. Hogarth
R. C. Lohmeyer
Oliver Thompson
W. H. Singiston
Frank M. Donn
Laula Stark
J. M. Hardy
EB. A. Studley
Excursions to Old Point Comfort from Norfolk
Military and naval officers attend the Old Point Comfort season making the resort a year round destination. The city’s popular stop includes daily steamers leaving at 6:80 p m with high class appointments and famed cafes. Sailings connect at Norfolk for points south and provide links to New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Foint
Semionm
Ld Point
Norfolk
Washington
Old Point
Supreme Court and Circuit Court Docket Summary
The legal record lists admissions to practice, case numbers, and ongoing proceedings from the United States Supreme Court, Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, Equity Court, Circuit Court, and Criminal Courts. It covers filings, calendar entries, motions, arguments, verdicts, continuances, and probate matters involving named individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Meth Sheperd
Louis E. Metlomag
Charles H. Robb
Ashley M. Gould
Morgan
Va. Adams
R. Welch
Mfr. L
Bacon
Crawford
United States
Supreme Court
Equity Court
Clabeugh
Pulliam
Hawks
Goddard Va
Goddard
George J. Goddard
Bend
Beal Va
Beall
HL Fitnem
Fooman Ve. Thomas
Wynkoop Ve. Filtration Company
Dtomlesed
Gaga Ve
Farr
Dement
Ietem
Cole
District
Conrad
Switzer
Joey
Rauignmanta
Sita
Fatten
Carter
Wala
White
Clark
Relief
Ewlog Va
Chane
Scott
Harrell
Luker Ve
Washington Loan End Trust Company
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Areas
Real estate transfers listed for multiple squares and neighborhoods including Anacostia, Brookland, Ingleside, Park View, and Kalorama Heights. Transfers show grantees and trustees with prices mainly at ten dollars or specific amounts, noting trusts, sublots, and re-records. Also included are tax deeds, quitclaim deeds, and a will filing noting Marie C. Redfern as executrix for Joseph L Redfern with life interest for his sister.
Silent Partner Seeks Court Control of Dissolved Partnership
Samuel Bensinger filed in District Supreme Court asking to place his partnership with Andrew Gleeson under court direction and dissolve it. He seeks a receiver to collect 3800 from the Treasury. Bensinger alleges Gleeson took a contract for sewer work in his own name, though equal partnership was agreed, with 10 percent retained by the District until completion. The fund, 338,082.77, sits in the Treasury. Gleeson has assigned 15,500 to Bensinger, but the Treasury pays only Gleeson. Gleeson is ill but improving, raising risk the fund could pass to his estate on death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bensinger
District Supreme Court
Andrew Gleeson
Ben~singer
United States
Gleeson
Benginger
Treasury Department
Bensing- Ee
Woman Joins Jurors In District Court History
Miss M. F. Scott, residing at 412 Man Jerrey Avenue, answered a jury summons in Criminal Court No MF, becoming the first woman to appear in the District courts. The summons arose from a juror list error that failed to show female eligibility. She was discharged after the clerk and deputy marshal confirmed the mistaken notice and the door displayed the name M. F. Scott as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Scott
Man
Jerrey Avenue
M. F
Criminal Court No. MF
Scott
Sabpeana
Hawkins
Hensey Will Leaves Real Estate to Wife in Probate
The 1906 will of Thomas G. Hensey filed for probate leaves his real estate to his wife Ruth B. Hensey. Dying November 27, 1906, he names Ruth as executrix and son Alexander T. Hensey as executor. They petition for letters testamentary and to be appointed estate collectors with authority to sell assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavey
Joseph L Redfern
Marie C. Redfern
St. Hage‘s
Thomas G. Hensey
Hensey
Ruth B. Hensey
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for Breath Freshening
An old promotional piece touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a quick fix for bad breath and gas. It claims charcoal absorbs odors and toxins from the stomach, improves taste, and supports overall health. Consumers are urged to request a free sample by mail before buying a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Tor
BF. A. Bilart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Ich
Suburban Wanted for Small Place Near Washington
Harrison D. Boyes of Capitol Hotel seeks a small place near Washington within 20 miles, about 10 acres, with reasonable rent. Also requests 2 houses and small quantity of land near electric line or railroad within 10 miles of the city, preferably in Prince George County Maryland, address M., Tid bit, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Harrison D. Boyes
Capitol Hotel
Prince George County
Loan Brokers Burnstine's Loan Office Established 1366
An early lending outlet at 361 Pennsylvania Avenue advertises loans on gold silver watches diamonds jewelry and other personal property. The ad notes money owed on pledged items and unredeemed pledges for raip with a focus on gold and water bought distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnstine’s. Loan Office
Pennsylvania
Unusual Offer on Southwest Brick House for Sale
For sale 16 1/2 brown brick residence in northwest, nearly new with south front, 10 cellar, coal and gas ranges, fine paper, perfect condition, convenient to car systems. Asking price 35,000. Tait Omwake & Co., 205 Colorado Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait, Omwake & Co
Colorado
Fine Brick and Stone Residence in Prime Section
$8,750 buys a two story and cellar brick and stone home at 1304 Park Road facing a popular driveway. It features 12 bright rooms with tiled baths, reception rooms, dining room, butler’s pantry, kitchen, hot water heat, wide halls and closets. First floor includes parlor and four rooms on the second floor plus a third floor. Open house hosted by J Marshall & Co at 1405 North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes-Sharp Realty CO
Geo
W. Link
Real estate listings show multiple properties for sale
An assortment of properties is listed with prices and features. Listings include brick and frame dwellings, a corner drug store with dwelling, a green stone front double house, and a two story brick near Union Station. Additional notes mention rent values, mortgages, and an easy paying plan from a local realty firm.
Royal Limited trains serve New Jersey to New York and beyond
Railroads announce a royal limited service from New Jersey Avenue station with every other hour departures to Philadelphia and New York. The timetable lists dining and parlor cars, sleeping options, and connections to Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati and Annapolis with multiple daily through-coach and sleeper services. Tickets and information available at 401 Pennsylvania Ave NW and the station offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAL
New Jersey Ave
Philadelphia
New York
New Terminal
Royal Limited
Pullman
Librai
Ats Toj
Baltimore
Chicago
Northwest
Cincinnati
Louis
Louisville
Pittsburg
Squareland
Columate
Wheeling
Winchester
Annapolis
Bob Lusat
Bleton
Frederick
Tacerstown
Boyd
Po Gaithersburg
Washington Junction
Dally
Main Il
Pennsylvenia Ave
New Jerney Ave
Cst
Telephone East
Information Bureau
Wast
Flordia
Atlantic Coast Line
Jecuonville
Fla
Washington Tecknonville
P. O
Jacksonville
Frs
Port Temps
Fle Aville
Auguste
Charleston
Washington, D. c
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Fittabar
Napolis
Bt. Lons
Ectorap
Cate Garam
Far
Leveiane
ST. Louis Express
St Tg
Urchins
Western Ress
Pullman Slee
EAN Leah Pied
Cleveland and
Cincinnate Express
Washington
Cleveland
Barberton
M. Daly
Altoona
Kempertar Junction
Erie
Canandaigua
Niagara
Renovo
Elmira
Williamsport
Buffalo Night Express
Buffalo
Vie Emporium Juncte
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Erie Canandaigua
East
Express
Pep m
Saas
Eis
Sohnigaelphis
Echo
Boston
W.W. W. Atthrbury
I. BR. Woon
W. Boyd
Southern Railway
N. B
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Danville
Way Statioan
Florida
Harriconbure
Manassas
Laval
Charlottesrell
Atlanta Express
Allenta
Columpus
Atlanta
San Francisco
Wedneedast
Yridaye
Prorite
Columbia
Setanonah
Austste
Port Tampa
Memphis
Lynchburg
First-claca
Roanoke
Bucxville
Chatwaxoogs
Birmingham
New Orleans
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Au-Pullman
Macon
Nashville
Harpisontars
Chariottenitte
Charlottesville
Bluemont
Gaye
Loveburg
Wallingston
13Th St
Fa. Ave
Pennsylvania Station
WP & O.M
Norfolk and Western Railway
Sixth
Norfolk and Western
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Dalty—Roanske
Bristol
Winston- Balom
Keperville
Neshville
New Orleana
Norfolk
Gally Berryile
Luray
Shenandoah
Eskton
Souhwest
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Bond Building
Pennsylvania Railroad Train Schedule excerpt
Schedule listing many Pennsylvania Railroad services from Harrisburg to Chicago St Louis and beyond. Details include Pullman parlor dining cars, sleeping cars, and connections to Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville St Louis. Also lists Southern Railway and Norfolk and Western connections and timings.
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Commission
United States Civil Service Commission
Congress
Isthmian Canal Commission
Coghlan
Admiral Cowles
Navy Bureau of Equipment
ARMY
Gustaf Bennick
Digby Bell
Mr. Pipp
Columbia Theater
Augustus Thomas
Charles Dana Gibson
Mr. Bell
Mr. Fipp
Academy
Badford
Hope
Bedford
Stair & Haviln
Thera
National
Karmata
Japan
Lfe
National—Marine Band
Marine Band
Lieut
Santelmann
Arthur BA Stary Vorist
Columbia—Saint-Saens
M. Saint-Saens
M. Dethier
Saint-Saens
Pavilion
M. Rennay
Reynaldo Asha
Caprice
Gluck
Alceste
ML Saint-Saens
Saint' Saena
Rondo Cappriccioso
Davidge House
The
Woman’s Alliance
Sylvester
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice Packham
Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Day
H. H. Grace
Supetor
Wis
Corgato
Witaot
Duluth
Mian
Fransis Bermond ‘Stark
New York Ciy
George Braden
Monten ‘Treat
G. W. Chamlin
Robert B. Cooke
Boltclar General Hoyt
Union Bridge Company
Sin Eeror
D. T. Watson
Otolock
Criminal Court NO
Justices Stafford
Barnard
Keenan
Howard Young
Henry Collee
Luka Hebron
Edgarital
Justice Barnard
Kennedy Va
Frice
Sacks
Frank
Commercial Jewelry Company
Tribby
Kimmel
Matthews
Duryea
Bled
Daniel Barrett
Nikolaus Ruth Et Ax
Henry J.ruth
Carnal Et al
Mary J. Baxter
Hanoth White
Warner
Tilloton B Brown
Annie A
Belair, Heights
Gertrude M. Hubbard
John H. Hammond
Edward Mellon
Curtis H. Gresham
Frank T. Mitchell
Park View
Middaugh & Shannon
Milton BR. Granger
Elia Hol
Voram
Albert I. Clark
Robert T. Bradburn
George W. Sunderland
Ninnie B. Molvitle
Linthicum Estate
William C. Prentis
Dt. H. Gordon
Thomas A. Yreedon
Connecticut Avenue Heights
D. C. Wharton
Walter D. Blackwood
William M. Stewart
Elizebeth D. Jeong
Charles W. Holmes
Iée B. Bemyett
American University Park
Florence Wf. Jamieson
Buena Vista
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Hurler P. Carl
Don A. Sanford
den A
Ford
Dom A. Sao
Dniontown
Charles Fr. Witte
Ahnlo
M. Pumphrey
Sensinger
Wife
Will
Anacostia, D
ML Addison
Maeer
Houses For
Park Road
Whitney Avenue
J, Marshall CO
Averue
Grace At
Georgetown
Opwells Capital Traction Power
Rez
Potomac
Fay
Ker
Columbia Heights
INS
29Th Sf
Capitol Hum
Joseph I. Wiluer
New Union Station
Weaer M
Fendall
Railroads
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
WEEN
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
OLD Dominion Express
Virginia
Spriege Pullman Gleepers
Clifton Forge
Louteville
Indianapolis
St. Gaule
Gordonsville
NEW C. & C. Limited
Dany
Gordons File
Cherlotterville
Staunton
Solta
Lexington
Virginia Hot Springs
Louiseille
Memphia
Southwert
Chesepeake
Sis
Sieth Street
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alarendria
Prederickapurg
Rieymond and
Quantico
W.D. Duke
C W.culp
W.P. Taylor
Prest. Geol
Seaboard
ATR Line Railway
Penna. Ave
Petersburg
Raleigh
Wilmington
Columbis
Ammah
Tampa
Atinta
Birming Express
Trate
Pulissan
Tumps
Veut
Birmiigham
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