Outbalgox But Lose Seven Straight to Washington
The Chicago White Sox fail again to beat Washington, losing 2 0 in a game where they were out-hit 10 to 3. Patten shut them down with three hits allowed, and a seventh-inning squeeze play fell short. Donahue led Donohue with a stolen base and Davis scored on a sacrifice and an error for the decisive runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ru Cums
Davis
Bas
Nil
Kgs Donahue
Fren
George
O'Neill
Sehtaty
Eddie Walsh
Phehed
Hke
Tim
Patten
Sox
Donahue
O-Neill
Kredge
Sullivan
Kittie
Chicago
Ito
T Jones
Teches
Donohue
Neill
Chicaga
Washingtoe
Washington
Schiahy
Basze
Tannehill
Donghi
Isbell
Walsh
Braeson
Kalle—Omettsn
Amytres—Meed Connelly and
Evans
Jule Bian Petteves
Dave Altizer
Jake
Hijx
Hickman
Coliigian
Mr. Higtrea
Outlaws Face Mountaineers In Club Meeting For Baseball Fold
In a meeting set for this evening the York group plans to decide if the mountaineers join baseball's fold. Uproar over umpire calls and lineup shifts shakes teams with notes of shifting players toward the Tri-State, while Detroit and Philadelphia clash and Coughlin shines in a close Detroit win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Outlaws
Mountaineers
Tneitentaliz
Tri-State
Arment Association
New York Beats Cleveland In Tight Baseball Tilt
Cleveland scored three in the first and added a late rally but New York connected for key hits including a two-base shot by Laporte and a three-base hit by Laporte to win 9 3. The box lists Hess starting for Cleveland while New York relied on Chase's defense and Jackson on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Cleveland
New York
Uaz
Lijote
Filek
Chase
Laporte
Rossman
Hoffman
Delehanty
Baces
Cuba Wins Easily as Chicago Beats Philadelphia
National League action reports Chicago defeats Philadelphia in a 7 to 3 game. Pittinger started poorly before being relieved by Lush who did well. Noted players include Chance, Tinker, and Brown contributing for Chicago, while Doolin and Dwyer stand out for Philadelphia. A separate Pittsburg over Brooklyn game ends 6 to 1 as strong defense and timely hitting support starter Willis. New York beats St Louis 6 to 4 with steady offense and key hits from Mertes and Gilbert. Boston edges Cincinnati 2 to 1 behind Dorner pitching and clutch fourth inning hitting by Bridwell and Brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittinger
Lush
Geore
Chris
RHOAH/Paradelphi
Rhoaz Blagic
Thomas
Sheckardif
Gleason
Sebulto
Courtmas
Piltinger
Leah
Tomed Gurs
Etolen
Doolin
Brown
Easts
Om Fitcinger
Emsh
Drown
Oif Pittlager
Baik
Ol Bory
Howned
Delehanty
Dolan
Corcoran
Odwall
Strovel
Kavingston
Dorner
Ol Wicker
Sao Sehlel Ao
Aladres
Wicker
Boston
Brain
Howard
Doroer
Bridwell
Tenney
Panty
Huggins
Barry
Livingston
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
W.L Pot
Cleveland
Nationals
Detroit
Bouton
Louis
Lynchburg
Agriculture
Justice
G. P.O
Pressmaen
Bixth
Metropolitan
Gapital
Columbia
Arlingtons
Atlantics
St. Aloyatus
Stophen's
National League
Virginia League Standstill Draw In Richmond Action
In Richmond Virginia the Virginia League game between Richmond and Norfolk ended in a solitary standstill after ten innings due to darkness. No runner reached third base, making it the most notable game of the season on Virginia League grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington Post
Norfolk
Long
Winton
Sterley
Smith
Les
Danville
Roanoks
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Haltimore
Providenee
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Treasury Beats War Department in Season Opener
Treasury defeated War Department 7 to 3 in the season opener on the South diamond. Fulcher pitched effectively, supported by strong defense and timely hits, including three-base and two-base plays, with Wolfe’s curves troubling War hitters throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To-Dat
South Diamond
Navy
Agriculture
West Diamond
Interior
Pontoflee
Treasury
War
Fulcher
Wolfe
Rhoar Treasury
Rhoar Miller
Lord
Volkman
Garret
Wolle
Spillane
Aztsti
Imrat
Menwick
Miller
Barec
Blolneki
Halloran
Prante
McCarthy
Pasged Balle
Frantz
Mr. Venable
Trinity Loses Close Game To Turnerites On Wild Ninth
Trinity fell 5 to 1 to the Turnerites in a pitcher's duel with scarce hits. Merrill's late eighth inning wild throw decided the game after Schneider and Turner hit triples. St. Vincent and Trinity split the error count as both starters pitched well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Turnerites
Merrill
Schneider
Turner
Gama
Gt Vincent
Rose Drinty
Rhoat Tawis
Ife
Harris
Bchneider
Moore
Birch
Monphan
Mack
Dove
Spaulding
Sherman
O Carr
MoMtt
Gross
Wooden
Merril
Vincent
St. Vincent
St Vincent
Bares
Tinity
Pirat
Dalle
Carrick
Darick
Sphulding
Johnson
Behnelder
Pascadballe
Moritt
Umpiro
S. Moffitt
Printing Office League clash ends 12 to 4 in favor of Pressmen
The Pressmen defeated the Blanks 12 to 4 in a high error game. Jerry Hunty pitched for the Blanks and allowed eight hits while walking seven, with hitters touching him for runs. Key plays included two base hits by Herbert and a trio of steals by Webb and teammates as the Pressmen secured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Herbert
Burtgameib
Hlinking
OlStruchey
Ruedy
Mertin
Kaufman
Clam
Lining
Borhans
Fordch
Patteson
Matthews
Dulin
Fressman
Balla
Hant
Toff Werbert
Nick
Hont
Hierbert
Webb
Webbb
Clum
J. Linking
Maitheap
Balitustroliey
Mr. Berger
Nine Innings and No Runs In Church League Pitching Duel
McKnight and Sheckells tossed perfect ball backed by sensational fielding as Foundry and Metropolitan battled to a scoreless tie. Both hurlers held batters in check with precise control, a standout snag by Warman and a one handed grab by Vaughn highlighting a standout fielding display. Official score shows Foundry with eight hits to Metropolitan four, with key plays shaping the tense nine innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Sheckells
To-Dat
Metropolitan
Foundry
Sheckella
Fettle
Mac
Flekling
Vans
Warman
Eilet
Vaughn
Huet
Evans
Hho A
Pitth
Reoad Arzan
Wood
C. Og
Tivaon
Hurley
Newgent Coo Dine Et Suérisco
Baren
Atchison
Vaugin
Mulnight
Evens
Dirk
Bhecketts
Professors Lose After Battle of Van Ness Park
Central High School faculty faced the Vets in a baseball clash at Van Ness Park, 6 to 2. McCathern led the Veterans and the students fought back late, scoring braces as the bell rang, but the veterans secured victory and peace after a chaotic, warlike contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
REOAR
Reoan
Woogward
C. Ooae
Norma
Symettyy
M'Cathern
Meneffee
Maurer
Swolle
Yoder
Bristow
Bristol
Whitton
Myora
Capital City League results and notable games
Arlingtons va Aloyatus and North Capitol faced off with L streets as Artie Walker of the National Athletic Club delivered two wild throws that gave the Columbia Athletic Club a 3 to 2 win. The game included errors, hits, and the usual league hustle with detailed box scores and fielding notes. In Muskegon, Mrs Jane Dowie sues for a White Lake summer home deeded by Deacon Voliva to Deacon Granger, claiming it was intended for her and that Powers of Attorney covered only his possessions, while a train wreck near Point Richmond kills three workers and injures others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingtons Va
Aloyatus
North Capitol
L Streets
Artie’ Walker
National Athletic ‘Club
Columbia Athletic Club
Columba
RHOAH
Rhoat Taylor
Myo
Hook
trGates
Babson
Morland
Mullin
Woolton
Wilson
Conway
Torney
McCormickst
Keating
Brien
Walker
Colambiés
Nationale
Errora
Columbias
Yell
Unelton
Hy Usalton
Umpfro
E. Handiboe
White Lake
Voliva
Muskegon
Mich
Jane Dow
Muskegon County
Doowie
Deacon Voliva
Deacon Granger
Dawle
Hotels Guests Named From Many Cities in United States
A long list of hotel guests across major cities including Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond and more is compiled from the Ebbitt St James and New Willard hotels. Names span Mrs Ferra James Richards Barton Norris Baldwin and many others with affiliations to Raleigh Lon don and Washington figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janimore
D. F. Exnight
St. James
John J. Farrell
Nattomel
L. Wayne
Wargandt
Raleigh
Willams
Mins ‘Willems
Miss Thornton
Hegent
L. D. Barner
Biges Francis Putnam
Stevens
Artington
Simith
Ebbitt
Boston
Mra
Mra. A J. ‘Ferra, de James, Robert ‘W. Richards, 8 P. Barton, Jr
Balsigh
Georges G. Norris
Mew Willard
R. Lancaster
Epbitt
Chicago
T. J. Dolton, Jr
Gt. James
Charles Fries
Charles H. Lawrence
James D. Surtis
G F. Pits
Eateigh
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Mara Devin
J.D. Cline
New Willard
New York
Chri
G. Tavener
Frank G. Moyer
Frank Spies
A. J. Yarker
John Downing Battin
Baily
William M. Robertson
C. W. Bump
Patrick H. Lotus
FP. Fremont
Bara Baldwin
J. J. Brown
H. W. Pagan
J. McLaurin
G. , Hradmeld
E.P. Jeffreys
C. H. Mantenbern
Joseph Reed Littall
W. Hayits
Dreyfuss
H. West
BH. Mayerewitz
Leon Myles
W. Michoir
Maurice W. Tabor
J. HL. Schiogs
A. B. Guegenheimer
A. Brash
M.D. Johnston
James
H. 2
Haldeman
W. P.dullith
Axleigh
Chariea C. Miller
Alton
New Winard
Pittsburg
H. D. Fenn
J. W. Mabeed
MJ. Alexander
Haleigh
BL Goucher
Mow Willard
R. Poole
Shoreham
Richmond
J. Lacky
Aavehter
St James
F. J. McCarthy
J. M. Young
Ellyson
Rosborough
Oakland
Phillips
San Byanelaco
Natimal
B. L. Wheeler
Berkeley
Witterd
O. E. Haven
Notrich
At. James
Plorida
Gookzell
Jacksonville
Georgia
Ats
C. A. Cover
Mon’ “Ollyn
eSymour
H. B. Rodgers
Wits
Buffoto
EM. Coffin
Rochenter
Hatele
Orto—B
G. Waldapfol
Cincinnati
W. M. Wao- Donel
McDonald
Columbus
St. Jamon
H. H. Albert
Niles
Rateigh
A. Bother
Columbua
D. Myers
EK Hogh
Accused Man Wilhelm Meyer Deported to Stand Trial
Wilhelm Meyer, a German accused of murdering his aunt Mrs. Marie Vogel, was deported from New York aboard the Hamburg-American ship Bluecher to face trial in Germany. Meyer's sweetheart, also charged, was deported on the same voyage. Authorities say the aunt's body was found in a trunk at a Frankfurt station. Meyer admitted placing the body in the trunk but claimed natural death. He faces up to fifteen years or more, and if sentenced he would consider suicide or marriage upon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Meyer
Germany
Washington
New York
Graf von Waldersee
Marie Vogel
United States
Shields
Marshal Bernhardt
Christiansaid
Speutous
Harry Morton Convicted of Perjury in Claiche Case
Former New York vice squad officer Harry Morton was found guilty of three counts of perjury in the Supreme Court before Justice Scott Tate. The jury recommended mercy. Morton testified in the Herthe Claiche inquiry, the district attorney’s office, and the coroner’s inquest, denying romantic involvement and alleging statements by Emil Gerdon. The defense noted an attempted suicide before the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Harry Morton
Vice Squad
Supreme Court
Scott Tate
Morton
Claiche Taal
Emil Gerdon
Berthe Claiche
Gerdron
Marton
Health Office Record Deaths Twelve Reported
Health Office notes six deaths recorded up to December. Names include Mh Barah M Res aged 19, Scanton 1004 fd st ne, Charles R Bownee 506 15th st mw aged 67, Julia Brown 2112 13th st aged 62, Marshal Grant 3580 Marion st nw aged 17, Edward Merrick 11 Reeves st nw aged 20, Gladys Baltey 2822 N H ave aged 6, Virgie Walker 7271 pth at aw aged 20 months, Leonard Ferguson 108 Chester ct nw aged 6 months. Additional entries: Thomas Smith 1250 284 st bb 19, Mary E Montgomery 45 Jackson wt Ann 27, Ann T Woodward 15 st nw St yeara, Roverts Manley 103 Reeves st gw 13, Daniel Andersen Winthrop Helstia 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sume
Barah M. Res
St. Nw
Marrin‘t. Scanton
St. Ne
Yaah Cherles R. Bownee
15Th St. Mw
Thomas Smith
Mary E. Montgomety
Jackson Wt. Ann
Ann T. Woodward
Julia Brown
13Th St
Marshal Grant
Marion St. Nw
Daniel Andersen
Winthrop Helstia
Roverts Manley
Reeves St Gw
Edward Merrick
Reeves St. Nw
Gladys Baltey
N. H. Ave
Virgie Walker
Pth At. Aw
Leonard Ferguson
Chester Ct
Equity Court records outline several lunacy cases and filings
In DC's Equity Court No 1 and No 2 extensive matters listed include lunacy inquiries for Michael Brogan Toho Curtain and others with auditors reports and guardianship actions. Also noted are numerous civil docket items with attorneys, demurrers, and motions set for June 1906 and assignments for June 16 18 1906. Criminal court entries record conspiracies and bribery cases, verdicts including damages and judgments, plus bankruptcy and probate listings and property transfers across multiple DC neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1
Justtes Clabeugt Rison Ve
Rison
Plainant
Herbert J
Parker Va
Lucas Guarantf Hiem
Leighton Ya
Alexander Palsage
Michael Brogan
Toho Curtain
Wathon Sprague
Hosetta D. Speague
Truster
Bond
Hilzabeth Wagner
Marriott Va
Mutual Improvement Society
Howard Boyd
J. W. Patterson
Morgan Vs. Morgat
H. E Davia
Wilson & Barksdale
Selby
W. B. Lenter
American Security and ‘Trust Company
Chew
Nathaniel Wilson
Tucker & Kenyon
Hyldekopst
Ralaton & Siddone
Prallya Pratt
Gillings & Chamberlin
George
Hoover
Vingon
Perry
Giddings & Chambertin
Williamson
Jackerman
Ewald
Poyser
Éulintéa—Fir
Dariington
McKay Company
Buchanan
Philip Walker
George W. Drew
Buchanan Et al
J. A Maedel
Irrigation Land and Improvement Company
Hitchcocks
G. H. Patrick
F. L. Campbell
A. R. Webster
Grith
Stewart
GH. Merillat
W. HE. Am
Landvoigt
Dudley
Plain Tits
Platell
Arthur Peter
Darr
Fridiay
Webster Va
Law Reporter Company
Attorneya
Barnard & Johnson
Steynonaye, Evans
AY. Brading
McLaughlin
Clabaugh
Virginia Tiffeny
Frobath Court
Stafford
Wils Hervey
Henry Murray
B. Fransla
Saul
Patrick Smyth
J. J. Darlington
Leonora Praston
Med
J. E. Smith
Mildred ‘L. Nicholson
Ellerullo
Nicholson Guardian
N. C
Harner
Leonor Preston Étel
Robert J
Preston Guardian
J. Ddgar Smith
Alice T. Gilley
William G Parks
D._P. Hinckwood
John Conlon
Alva
John
Rekner
Deeds of Trust Across Several Heights Developments
A long list of mortgage deeds recorded for Meridian, Washington Heights, Cleveland Park, and adjacent areas details trustees and secure amounts from $350 to $4,500. Terms range from one to fifty-eight months, with interest rates from 5 to 6 percent. Parcels include lots and blocks in additions to Le Droit Park, Trinidad, and Columbia Heights, naming numerous property owners and trust companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyworth
Charles A. M. Lofier
Anedrew
D. Lofier
Randle Park
Marietta Sanders
Frank E. Butterfield
Meridian Hill
John A. Massie
Frank J. Sabotka
Washington Heights
Sterling Galtet Ax
Baward W. Parker
Randle Foghlands
Bred G. Coldren
Cleveland Park
John Sherman
John Hierman
Twining City
George E. Repatti
James E. Wale
Columbia “Wrighte
George B. McDonald
Feary & Lewis
Banoister
Rosedale
Isherwood
Hugh A. Thrift Et Ag
Carrie F. Bannister
Mount Pleasant
Andrew M. Curry
James Rampoon
Cleveland Heights
Dacat Luckett
Frederick C. Hunter
Frederick C_S
Hunter
Hila F. Fike
Fleasant
Harry Wardman
Ela M. Schley
Ninth Street
William ‘H. Heron
Edward B. Myers
Jala GQ Mahoney
Meridian Hila
Frank J. Sobotka
Sotare
Willam H. Tucker
Joseeph H. Stewart
Frank 8. Collins
Cure Louis Gundling
John Edward Bales
Albert F. Fox
Clarence Carson
Frederick R. Walker
Edward W. Parker
Thomas M. Gale
John B. Mitchell
Sterling Galt
Carl F. Weller
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Sure
Equitable Co-operative Building
Ro Howenstein
Erskine Gordon
James T. Howenstein
H. B. Bowenstein
Watson I. Newton
George P. Newton
Julia West Hasmilton
John A. Jo Chapin Brown
Henry H Bergmann
Orientek Building Association
Douglass S. Mackall
Weakington
Bleak
Columbia Heights
Henry L. Lewis
Charles
George Y. Worthington
Barry Farm
Lyank F
Elijah H. Allen
Pleasant Plains
Henry DL. Gewis
Listermann
John ¥. Worthington
John
Yangdon Park
Gayin
Lawson
Mbert_A
Wilsom
John’ B. Larper
Eequia Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Cortitt
Alice
Eaton
Delle
Jackeoo
Emma M. Gillett
Elsie
Loth
Cartle
Beo “Meter Et Yin
James Mf
Thomas J Ryland
Eustace J Skinner
Hugh A Thritt
Charles H Henney
John L Bivards
Albert P. Madeira
Kennan Carpenter
Elia P. Pika Et Vir
Yvon
Herman EB. Gaseh
Harry
Birge
John 4
Davis
Isquanese—dulla © Mahoney ‘Etcil
Deuter
American Security and ‘Rust Company
Furings and ‘Trust Company
Licensed to Marry in 19th Century Clergy Notices
A historical page lists numerous marriage licenses naming partners with ages and clergy, including Rev. Thomas D. Williams, Georgie L. Mackay, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, and Rev. J M McGuire, among others. The fragmented OCR shows varied locales such as Concord Alabama and Front Royal Virginia, with ages ranging from 2 to 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann E E. Jones
Thome
E' Smyth Goda
Love
Ponterelle
Clara L. Fry
Luckett
Alexander Rent ‘Edwerd
Dovall
Amenda King
Tennallytown
D. C
G W. McCullough
Walter Weehington
Charles County
Elizebeth
Feakine
Neil
Joseph Horrid
Sedle D. Middleton
BE. Wy . Peck James L. Ricks
Carrie Wood
Ela. Hapton George
Ralls
Richmond
Séreptn Stewart
Jamey City
RW. Lowrie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stahl
Comickey
Ington
Comiskey
Werners
Hughes Drer
Clavel Smith
Falkenvers
Detroit Kitson
Inke
Afarager
Umpinprans
Hirlenan
Tantiehim
Donnhua Dad
Neversh Potata
Evane
Coughlin
Aftrott
Harisel
Tetan
Coakley
Cobbrt
Murphy
Cengania
O'Leary
Knight
Bender
Fistedelphia
Eamney
Philadelphis
Tao
Coushlio
Cross
Devil
Naps
Leveland
Conroy
Glevaland
Ore
Rhoat Flick
Keeler
Bay
Bartean
Chasm
Lafoie
Williams
Jackson
Bradley
Besta
Bemis
I Kiemon
Howey
Gongatton
Joss, D
Brooklyns
Beaumont
Casey
Gantey
Trteh
Tnmmler
Wrane
Jovan
Nelo
Lech
Etpegen
Bummel
Stricklett
Onagzogres
bace—Wagner
Lewis
Alperman
Wageer
Wagner
Ritchey
Newton
Rasne
Striekistt
Om Wwiltis
Stricidert
Mr Carpenter
Cardinals
St Louis
RHO
Bennett
Breanah
Bhannon
Browne
Arndt
McGann
Bmoot
Mertes
Hooisk't'r
Ssd
Dahten
Beckley
Devlin
Ibla
Hermrall
Gilbert
Raub
Bruboy
Metenalty
Canatz
Bt. Louis
St Louia
Druket
Tiamb
Moertes
Smoot
Backtice
Jiick
Drowne
McGinnlty
Nertes
Umptrea
Kiem
Johnstone Tims
Gamewl Hour
Virginia League
Peter
Bill Fetzer
Roanoke
Tobacconists
Portamouth
Moses
Revell
McKeevitt
Rowe
Foster
Portsmouth Lynchbure
Rechabite Stars
Rechabite
Geological Survey
Luber
Henry
Stare Rhoal Soreyom Raroae
A Andon
Muchie
Ferbers
King
Agusont
Cosdon
Langvor Aia
Pau Dh
Galdemithsp
Ben
Brightough
Otterbachrt
Gree
Go Luber
Cateeh Piolbio
Tatale
Fleet
Surveyors
Brighton
Ring
Green
OM Luber
Zattan Bores
Siara
Survevors
Dy Luber
Ef Fine
Cumberland
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Ghi Gang
St. Louie
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toulsville
Louis Hills
Kansas City
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Shreveport
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Southern League
Nashville
Alanta
St. Lou
Reasury
War Department
Marquette League
Trinity Combination
Printing Office League
Cotboya
Central High
Interror
Central
Balle
Om McDonald
Cathern
M Cathern
Backifice
Kelly
Stollen Bass Oyster
Evang
Wilcot
Myers
McCathern
Wile
Witlie
Grifin
Suk" O'Fajoy
Capital City League
National Athletic Club
Tremont Athletic Club
Street Nationals
Adress W. HL Alexander
Atrest Northwest
Dowie
Point Richmond
Cal
Here
Point San Pablo
Philippine Islands
Cairns
Manila
England
Williams RR Comings
London
New Wiland
Japan
Osike Asano
Tokyo
New Witford
United States Arm—R
Burleson
L. O. Parker
Health Office Record
James W. Kennedy
John W. Price
Ap Deliant
L. King
Jesale C. Proctor, Administratriz
Vg. Baltt‘Fore and Olde Redtrosa ‘Company
H. B
Conkling Armstrong Term Colta Company
Bates Werran Et al
M. H. Beach
Elizabeth T. Winson
Wlliam Waugh
W. H. Linking
Jordan Vs. Herry B. Jordan
O. James
Mechanics’ Fiens
Tnited Nettle Company
S.S. S. Tarebots Way
S. S
Jhe Swift
Atlanta, Gar
BORAX
Pacific Coast Borax Co
N. Ye
Sueets Loan Co
Warder Bidg
9Th & F Sts
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co
E Street N. W
Reliance Loan and Trust CO
Seventh Street
9Th St
Azohool
Lunlding
WW. Gov
Tolman
Hosea
Corcoran Bidg
Reed
Leatherman
DR. Shade
Tk St. Nw
Fisk Elgin
Stewart Building
Ld Bours
W. Fr
Baldus
Kerraus
Suodara
Cook Remedy Co
HEB Masons Temple
Chicego
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