Grand Jury to Hear After Life Concerns Case Monday
New York District Attorney Jerome signals extended probes into life insurance firms US wide. Indictments loom for Mutual Reserve Life executives Burnham and Eldredge amid forgery charges. May 15 meeting called for policy holders committee as ballots and election practices face scrutiny. aim to clear cases by October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Jerome
Scrugham
Hfe
Mutual Reserve Life
Frederick A. Burnham
George D. Eldredge
Davis
International, Policy Holders’ Committee
International Policy Holders’ Committee
Mutual Life
Mutual
Policy Holders Committee
Samuel Untermyer
International Policy Holders Committee
Richard Olney
The
Court of Appeals
Alton B. Parkers
First Defenders credit seeks revision by Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on May 3 a House resolution directs the adjutant general to investigate and confer the title of first defenders of the Civil War on Pennsylvania units now known as the First Defenders. It asserts the Washington Artillery Ringgall Artillery Reading Allen Infantry Allentown and Logan Guards were the first to respond to Lincoln and Curtin and reach Washington to defend national property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauyy
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
National Guard
Massachusetts
Washington Artillery
National Light Infantry
Pottsville
Ringgall Artillery
Reading
Allen Infantry
Allentown
Antiquities Unearthed in Chinese Turkestan by Stein
Dr W A Stein leader of the Indian govern ment mission to Eastern Turkestan reports important archaeological finds in Chinese Turkestan. At a Niya desert village site he uncovered a rich haul of antiquities from seventeen centuries ago showing Greco Buddhist influence and wooden records in Kharosthi script. At Miram nearly a thousand Tibetan records were found along with art remains in a ruined Buddhist shrine resembling Greco Buddhist sculpture from early Christian era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
British India
W. A. Stein
Eastern
Turkestan
Chinese Turkestan
Niya
Miram
Hagerman Leaves Office as Raynolds Acts Governor
Former New Mexico governor Hagerman turns over duties to Territorial Secretary Raynolds per Washington directive. Raynolds serves as acting governor until Captain George Curry arrives from the Philippines in July to assume New Mexico governorship as named by President Roosevelt.
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New Mexico
Territorial
Santa Fe N. M
Hagerman
Washington
Raynolds
Philippines
George Curry
Roosevelt
Inside story of Burlington sale to James J Hill
Special to The Washington Fest reports from New York and Chicago reveal how the Chicago Burlington and Quincy sale to James J Hill and associates occurred over six years ago. Letters from former Burlington president Perkins say Hill acted only after Wall Street speculators pressed for control, with Harriman’s Union Pacific block trying to seize influence and Hill’s supporters selling to him. Harriman insisted the Northern Pacific conflict arose from Hill’s aggressive Burlington moves.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
James J. Hill
Hill
Wall Street
Chicago Dispatch
Harriman
Union Pacific
Enion Pacific
Victim of Telephonoia in New York Building
Special to The Washington Post Michael Daly a Negro who ran the switchboard at 1 107th street and Manhattan avenue is in Bellevue suffering from Stelephoneia demented by constant telephone bell ringing Firemen found him dancing buck and wing and singing cheerful songs after a false alarm accusation He was sent to Bellevue for examination as to his sanity
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Washington Post
New York
Michael Daly
107Th Street
Manhattan Avenue
Bellevue
Daly
Frisco Mail Service Cut Declared By Post Office
San Francisco reports mail delivery reduced to twice daily in the business district starting today due to a Washington decision limiting city mail carriage funding to 25 000 a year. Officials say a new contract is in effect to restore complete service, though execution is pending and temp costs are bond-bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-office Department
San Francisco
Washington
Fortune in counterfeits in San Francisco
May 3 1903 San Francisco W F Greany a newspaper carrier was arrested and jailed for selling fraudulent bank notes. Police found fourteen boxes of counterfeit bills totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars in his apartments. He says he acquired them as a collector and sold only to others in the same business. Planter's Bank of New Jersey notes on untraced plates were seized by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. F. Greany
Greany
Planter's Bank of New Jersey
United States Secret Service
Former Governor Routt Declared Insane in Colorado
John L. Routt aged eighty one, a thrice governor of Colorado, was found by a jury today to be insane and unable to manage his estate. Judge Charles McCall ordered Emma Butler, his eldest daughter, appointed conservatrix. The case arose from litigation over his late wife’s estate. Routt is not aware of her death.
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Dibenver
Colo
John L. Routt
Colorado
Charles McCall
Rautt
Emma Butler
Routt
Opera Singer Divorced In Lebanon Court
Judge Erd good grants William Warren Shaw a divorce from opera singer Helen Von Denhofft Shaw. Shaw must pay 20 dollars monthly alimony for three years. Both parties free to remarry. Jury verdict split. cruel and barbarous treatment favored Shaw, desertion favored the wife.
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The
Washington Post
Lebanon
Erdgood
William Warren Shaw
Philadelphia
Helen von Denhofft Shaw
New York City
Shaw
Lebanon County
General Officers Shifted as Wood Succeeds Grant at Governors Island
An Adjutant General order transfers Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood to command the Department of the East at Governors Island, relieving Maj. Gen. Frederick D. Grant who moves to command the Department of the Lakes in Chicago. Brig. Gen. William H. Carter goes to Omaha to lead the Missouri Department. Maj. Gen. John F. Weston to head the Philippine Division after Wood leaves, and Maj. Gen. Adolphus W. Greely moves to the Department of the Columbia at Vancouver. Brig. Gen. Albert L. Myer to San Antonio to command Texas, Brig. Gen. Earl D. Thomas to Omaha temporarily, and Brig. Gen. Charles L. Hodges to the Philippine Division. Wood likely assumes command early next year after Taft’s visit.
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Leonard .Wood
Department of the Host
Governors Island
Frederick D. Grant
Grant
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
William H. Carter
Omaha
Nebr
Missouri
John F. Weston
Waocd
Adolphus W. Greely
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Department of the Columbia
Albert L. Myer
San Antonio
Tex
Department of Texas
Earl D. Thomas
Department of the Missouri
Charlies L. Hodges
War Department
Wood
Philippines
Weston
Taft
United States
Suez Canal
England
Carter
Greely
Vancouver
Myer, Thomas
Hodges
Chandler P. Robbins
Milo C. Corey
Thirteenth Infantry
Charles P. George
William W. Gray
Louis Brechemin
Leonard Wood
N. Y
Department of the East
Washington
Charles L. Hodges
Peron
George A. Nugent
Quartermaster's Department
Charles Morton
San Francisco
Clarence Deems
Artilery Corps
Fort Howard
Baltimore
Asa T. Abbott
University of South Dakota
Amilion
Dak
Frank H. Lawton
Kansas City
Charles P. Stivers
Herbert G. Shaw
Philip W. Corbusier
Fourteenth Cavalry
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky
Lexington
Wilson B. Burtt
Eighteenth Infantry
Sfa
Edward Gottlieb
Artillery Corps
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard ¥. Bell
Fort Levett
Mathew E. Saville
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Hot Springs
Ark
Andrew J. Dougherty
Walter L. Finlay
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kans
Army Orders Change Officers and Vacations Listed
The Army announces leaves of absence for Captain Chandler P Robbins and First Lieutenant Milo C Corey and other staff changes. Major General Leonard Wood moves to the Department of the East. Frederick D Grant and William Carter reassigned to Chicago and Omaha respectively. Various brigadiers and colonels reassigned or to report. station and duty changes include Vancouver Barracks Seattle San Antonio and Fort Howard Maryland. North Carolina militia withdraws from joint drills with coast artillery.
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North Carolina
Guy. Glenn
Oliver
War Department
Coast Artillerymen
Fort Caswell
Georgia Man Arrested After Thirty Years Indictment
Georgia man William Graham was arrested in Hart County for the murder of William King in Madison County dated back to 1877. King died from injuries after being beaten with a stick, and Graham had been living in Hart County since 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Gainesville
William King
Madison County
William Graham
Hart County
Graham
King
American Chief Resigns From Guatemala Police
A. R. Lamb an American former Washington policeman resigns as chief of police in Guatemala City and will return to the United States. The government pays his salary until his contract expires. The resignation follows about a year in office after leaving Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Lamb
Guatemala
Washington
Guatemala City
United States
Naval Academy candidates pass mental exam nationwide
From Washington Md May 3 the Civil Service mental tests for Naval Academy entrants saw 187 of 1328 hopefuls succeed. Names span states and districts from Alabama to Wyoming with multiple selections per state. Successful candidates proceed to notify and begin physical exams at the Naval Academy.
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Washington
Aannapoulis
Naval Academy
Civil Service
Alabama
R. H. Grayson
Arkansas
R. H. Gurstarpblen
A.’ Morean
S. Stone
California
M. K. Hallowell
H. Hammett
J. P. Bowden
R. J. Riland
C. C. Hagen
Nissouri
D. H. Taylor
E. C. Sweeney
B. L. Woodside
Nebraska
H. R. Keller
T. R. Baker
New Hampshire
B. D. Capehart
New Jersey
H. Stevens
L. W. Batten, Jr
C. H. Curry, Jr
W. A. Rider
New York
F. B. M. Whiting
C. N. Perkins
H. L. Merring
Br, Ketcham
K. van Decop
J. F. Bailey
C. K. Moses
V. Moyer
E. €. Gordon
M. M. Marcus, Jr
L. Aaronston
North Carolina
S. Mitchell
North Dakota
C. M. Fiett and
I. &. Kingman
Ohio
L. Gayhart
R. C. Haynes
H. Bode
HK. Day
P. G. Peter
H. Davis
Se Bistead
E. R. Cochran
G. #. Jacobs
R. L. Kibbe
FF. Meigs, Jr
D. Clark
B. G. Moore
G. M Lowrey
L. P. Winzell
D. R
Artillery Posts Urged for Eastern United States
Secretary Taft will urge Congress to acquire lands for new field artillery posts in the East, arguing that large reservations for muster and drill are essential. Existing posts lie in the Middle West at Fort Sill and Fort Riley, with none east of the Mississippi River. The general staff believes posts should be established in the East regardless of cost.
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Coast Artillery
United States
Taft
Congress
Middle West
Fort Sitl
Fort Riley
Mississippi River
Staf
Marine Hospital Orders Leaves of Absence for Public Health Service Officers
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service announces station and duty changes for officers. Carrington granted three days leave. Mathewson fifteen days. Grubbs one day. Holt two months. Ward amended to twenty two days for illness. Stiles five days. Castle nine days. Schwartz seven days. Straw twenty days. Ryder seven days. Watters nineteen days.
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Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
P. M. Carrington
H. S. Mathewson
B. Grubbs
John M. Holt
W. K. Ward
Charles W. Stiles
Zoology
J. H. Castle
Chemistry
Louis Schwartz
E. ©. Straw
L. W. Ryder
M. H. Watters
Cruisers Chicago Boston Sail North From Central America
The cruisers Chicago and Boston, deployed to protect U S interests in Central America, departed Amapala Honduras on Thursday for Magdalena Bay California and Puget Sound respectively. Albany to be commissioned at Puget Sound replacing Boston in the Pacific fleet.
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Chicago
Boston
United States
Central America
Amapala
Honduras
Magdalena Bay
California
Puge Sound
Albany
Puget Sound
Bank Sues Former Director for 200000 Fraud in Butte
State Savings Bank of Butte files suit in district court against Thomas M Hodgens and Ralph M Hodgens alleging Thomas defrauded the bank of about 200000 while director and cashier from 1990 to 195. An accounting is demanded and the court is asked to restrain disposal of property until settlement. Hodgens, a Unit ed Copper stockholder, seeks access to United Copper books in New York courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz Bank
Butte
Mont
State Savings Bank
F. A. Heinz
Thomas M. Hodgens
Ralph M. Hodgens
Mrs Roosevelt Honored on Episcopal Hospital Board
Mrs Roosevelt is elected an honorary member of the board of lady managers at Episcopal Eys, Far and Throat Hospital in recognition of her interest. The board plans a lawn fete at Col. Truesdell residence on Columbia Road and Nine teenth Street, Wednesday and Thursday May 22 and 23, from 4 to 10 p.m. The last debate of George Washington University Ign department debates between Columbian and Needham societies is this evening in University Hall at 8:15. The issue is federal prohibition on interstate carrier transportation of reduced mines and factories employing Benal labor.
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Lady Managers Episcopal Hospital
Episcopal Eys
Far
Roosevelt
Board of
Lady Managers
Col. Truesdell
Columbia Road
Nineteenth Street
Columbian
Needham
Ign Department
George Washington University
University Hall
Reduerée
the Columbian
Dominican Ratifies Modus Vivendi Treaty With U S
The Dominican Congress ratified the new treaty with the United States, establishing the U S as financial trustee over Santo Domingo. The pact, aimed at stabilizing revenues and suppressing smuggling, led to a $3,000,000 deposit in New York and a 50 percent creditor discount for cash settlements. A New York bank will advance funds and issue 320,000,000 in fifty year bonds. A US appointed customs receiver will operate while bonds remain outstanding, with monthly payments and a sinking fund plan.
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Santo Domingo
Republic of Santo Dominaeo
United States
United States Senate
Dominican Congress
New York
German Cruisers Roon and Bremen Sail from Hamp ton Roads
The German cruisers Roon and Bremen, first foreign ships at Jamestown Exposition, depart Hamp ton Roads for Kiel and Boston respectively. Commander Kalau von Hofe praises American hospitality and naval prowess, notes Annapolis Naval Academy as a model, and expresses regret at leaving the hospitable shores.
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Norfolk
Roon
Bremen
Hampton Roads
Kiel
Germany
Boston
Godspeed
Auf
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Virginia
America
Whistler Etchings Sold At New York Auction
New York May sale of private Davidson collection on West Twenty-ninth Street disposed of seven Whistler etchings and works by Jules Breton. Notable pieces include Fumette at 21 dollars, La Vielle aux Logues at 31, Limeburner and Old Hungerford Bridge plus The Forge totaling 171.50. The Millbank sold for 29, Evening In a Hamlet In Finisterre brought 36, The Angelus 26, and La Confidence 102.50 bought by Max Williams.
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Washington Post
New York
James McNeill Whistler
Anderson Company
West Twenty-ninth Street
William C. Davidson
Fumette
Camp
Max Williams
Putney
Hungerford Bridge
Finisterre
Jules Breton
W. L. Lathrop
Angelus
J. F. Milet
Charles Waltner
la Confidence
Melasonier
Henri Vion
The Mikado Prosecution Said Threatens License
London reports the lord chamberlain notified the home office about Sheffield performances of The Mikado. Mrs Doyly Carte faces possible prosecution for producing the banned play. Offense could bring a 250 dollar fine and license cancellation for the theatre involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Daily Mail
Sheffield
Home Office
Recipe for indigestion gains cautious praise from specialist
A stomach specialist offers a simple prescription using Kasence of Pepsin Syrup of Ginger and Catandir Compound. A local druggist confirms these ingredients form the Pasteur formula, claimed harmless, pleasant tasting, and highly effective for restoring digestion and relieving belching bloating and distress after meals.
Mother of Columbus Woman Foils City Police Pursuit
In Chicago for a rumored marriage to a red haired groom, Dorothy Levi of Columbus Ohio evaded detectives after a police message. The 28 year old admitted seeking health treatment in Colorado Springs and declined marriage plans, prompting the officers to let her proceed.
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Washington’ Post
eChicago
Fred Lavi
Columbus
Ohio
Dorothy
Chicago
Zee
Colummbbus
Dorothy’ Levi
Mamma
Navidie
Colorado Springs
Miss Levi
Deneen Seeks Roosevelt Aid For Illinois Legislation
Friends of Gov. Deneen now in Washington say his trip aims to persuade President Roosevelt to back Illinois measures including pure food and anti pass laws. They claim corporation influence blocks progress, with assembly leaders and the so called Federal combine blamed for undermining Deneen’s programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Springfield
Gov. Deneen
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Deneen
Cullom
Hopkins
Federal Combine
Assembly
Dlineis
Burglar Dropped Fifty Feet While Escaping Arrest
Henry Meyer twenty two of 453 Bowery leaped from roof to roof along Broome and dropped fifty feet to a rear yard fracturing one or both legs. He was pursued after burglarizing David Wolfe ice dealer at 224 Broome Street. Meyer carried skeleton keys and was found at 79 Hyex Street. He was sent to Gouverneur Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Henry Meyer
Bowery
Broome Street
Meyer
David Wolfe
Wolfe
Yetta
Essex Street
Hiyex Street
Gouverneur Hospital
Steel magnate William Corey to wed Mabelle Gilman in May
New York reports show William E Corey and his bride to be Mabelle Gilman spending time together at a Fifth Avenue house leased for their occupancy after May 13. Miss Gilman, slightly lame from an ankle sprain, was seen leaving Hotel Gotham with her party to meet Corey’s] car outside Knickerbocker Theater crowd gathers. both reportedly already married with May 13 as a reception day. Corey declines comment while Gilman remains reticent on wedding location.
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Mabelle Gilman
Washington Post
New York
William Ellis Corey
Fifth Avenue
United States Steel Corporation
Miss Gilman
Gotham
Alaters
Bride Jumps From Window After Threats in Kentucky
In Louisville on May 3 Rev. A J Pittman of Brandenburg Ky was arrested at his apartment on charges of frightening his wife by pointing a revolver and forcing her to jump from a second story window. Mrs Pittman a 20 year old bride of two months was badly bruised. She plans to prosecute, hiding told her Ohio parents in Piedmont she did not want them to know of the abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Louisville
A. J. Pittman
Brandenburg
Two Dead From Duel in Birmingham May Day
In Birmingham on May 3 at Woodstock Frank Richardson, two Black men and J. B. Sullivan, an Alabama Great Southern Railroad agent, were shot. Sullivan died four hours after being wounded. The negro fired first in Sullivan's office, and Sullivan, returning with his gun, killed the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Woodstock
Frank Richardson
Mortelly
J. B. Sullivan
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Sullivan
Sulivan
Watch Trust Attacked by Independent Dealers Leader
Charles A Keene, president of the Independent Watch Dealers Association, met with Assistant Attorney General Purdy to discuss a department inquiry into the alleged watch trust. He presented evidence of price discrimination against American dealers and showed a watch bought in England offered to President Roosevelt to illustrate foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.keene
New York
Independent Watch Dealers* Association
Purdy
Department of Justice
Keene
Urged Watch Trust
White House
Roosevelt
England
American Watch Trust
Tater
Mr. Keene
Watch Trust
Europe
Trust
Kentucky Offers Purebred Horse For Transcontinental Ride
Gen Castleman of Louisville Ky offers to loan a thoroughbred to the government for a cross country endurance test against Homer Davenport Arab horse. Lieut McCabe to ride. President approves acceptance to compare breeds for military use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Homer Davenport
Castleman
Louisville
Belt
Lieut. McCabe
Waterways Commission Ends Final Preparations for Inspection Cruise
The inland waterways commission held its final meeting preparing for an inspection trip in the Mississippi Valley. They plan to leave next Friday for Kansas City to inspect the Missouri River to St Louis on the government boat Suter, then board the Mississippi at St Louis to inspect the Mississippi River to New Orleans. The nine to ten day voyage is set to begin soon.
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Inland Waterways Commission
Mississippi Valley
Hansa City
Missouri River
St. Lois
Suter
St. Louis
Mississippi
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Mrs Seaton to Lead Sunday Talks at Tea Cup Inn
Mrs Seaton will present a course of talks on Character Building and Universal Laws at her Tea Cup Inn office 726 Seventeenth street each Sunday at 4 oclock, continuing until further notice. Public cordially invited. YWCA announces vesper service Sunday at 4 30 with topic Gain and Loss led by Mrs George T Smallwood. rooms open 2 to 7 pm at Twelfth and F streets Southeast corner. New Church at Seventeenth and Corcoran NW headed by Rev Frank Sewall will preach at 11 am on God Visible and Knowable with Sunday school at 12 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Baptist
E Street
Seventh Street
Weston Brauner
Ford
Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth
H Streets
Samuel H. Greene
D. D
P. H. Hrnstow
Bible Club
Endeavor
Shiloh Baptist Church
L Street
Seventeenc
Il A
J. D. la Mathe
Southern Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian
Southern Assembly
Corner Third
James
Taylor
Da.or
F. S
Unitarian
Young Women's Christian Association
George T. Smallwood
F Street
NEW Church
Sirteenth
Corcoran
Frank Sewall
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Grand Jury
Parker
Mutual Life Election
Pennsylvania House
Cretic
Genoa
Plymouth
Amerika
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Boulogne
Neluk Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Southampton
Keiserin Auguste Victoria
Liverpool
Cedric
Sandy Hook
Amibria
Sable Island
Browhead
Victoria
Staxcorszt
la Savoie
Havre
New Rx
York
Etruria
New. York
Queens
Ead
C.hf & Q
Telefhonoia
Frisco’s
Fortune
Insane
Helen von Denhoff Shaw
Will
Gen. Grant
Govermors
Yel
ARMY
N. E. Nichols
W. W. Smith
A. Staton
Leutenants
T. Withers,Jr
Denver
A. Bonvilian
S. W. Cake
Ts ‘Watrous
Olympia, Navy Yard
James H. Daytona
United States Papite Fleet
Maila
G. W. Laws
Decaenga Cavite
A. W Fitch
Chauncsy
Eiatecas BR. G. Blasdel
Pennsylvania
W. O
Callao
Hongkong
Low
Navy Yard
Caesar
Sallod
Nanshan
Cavite
Yokohama
Stringham
Wilkes
Elskely
Stockton
DeLong
Ajax
Bradford
Tompkinsville
Chisago
Acapulco
Mare Island
John J. Gorman
Manistee Mich
Fourth Street
Gorman
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Naval ¥. M. C. A
Naval Y. M. C. A
John D. Rockefeller
Atlantic
Pacific
Italy
Rome
Count Tornieli
France
Guido Pomill
Corenee
Naval “Academy
Marine Hospital
Mrs. Roosevelt
Domingo
Republic
Whistler
Davidson
Lord Chamberlain
Tere Dorothy
Deneen’s. Cats
Illinois
New Corey
Bride
Railroad
A. Keene
Sen. Castleman
Commission
Methodist
Metropolitax Memorial
Frank M. Bristol
J. D
Epworth League
ALL Souls' Church
Fourteenth
Utv
G. B. Pierce
Young People’s Religious Union
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Fifteenth and
Astradta Northwest
Traders National Bank
Tenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Evangelical Christian Science
Evangelical Christian Science Church
Oliver C. Sabin
Winfeld
Whitman
F. Grumbine
B. C
A. N
Washingto
Pa. Ave. N. W
Burchell
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
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