
Gordimer, Nadine; Driver, C.J.; Colquhoun, Archibald; Sutton, Philip; Wardle, Irving; MacBeth, George; Haynes, John; Ross, Alan; et al.

(Spanish-American War).
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Gaudefroy-Demombynes, Maurice.

Humphrey, Hubert (1911-1978). Vice President of the United States. A lifelong supporter of labor and labor unions.

Humphrey, Hubert (1911-1978). Vice President of the United States. A lifelong supporter of labor and labor unions.

(Szonyi, Istvan). Vegvari, Lajos.
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(Cassiers, Henri). Verhaeren, Emile.

Mali, Pierre (1856-1923). Belgian Consul to New York City.

Levin, Carl (1934-2021). United States Senator from Michigan.

(Kimball, William S.).

Payne, Jessica Lozier (1870-1951).

Ahearn, Major General Joseph A.; Hauf, Cdr. Harold; Bachus, Brigadier General Walter O.;Callahan, Jr., Captain John K.; Reside, Tom W.; Bottoroff, Rear Admiral David E.; Zobel, Rear Admiral William M.; Iselin, Rear Admiral Donald G.; Di Sapio, Commander

Buchanan, James (1791-1868). The 15th President of the United States who had previously served as James K. Polk's Secretary of State.

Benny, Jack (1894-1974). American comedian & comic violinist who performed on radio, stage, television and movies.

Dodd, Edward H. (d. 1965). Chairman of the board of Dodd, Mead & Co., publishers.

Mali, Pierre (1856-1923). Belgian Consul to New York City.

House, Edward M (1858-1938). Advisor to President Woodrow Wilson; and Halpern, Seymour (1913-1997). New York Republican Congressman.

Hawkes, Herbert (1872-1943). Mathematician & educator who served as Dean of Columbia College.
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(McLuhan, Marshall); Tommissen, Piet.
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Patterson, George W.; Mann, Charles A.


Kazan, Elia (1909-2003). Film and stage director and writer.

Cohen, Octavus Roy (1891-1959). American author specializing in ethnic comedies, some of which were adapted into short films by Al Christie.

(Kent, Rockwell). LoBagola, Ibn; Boyd, Thomas; et al.

Longuet, Jean (1876-1938). French socialist politician and journalist who was the grandson of Karl Marx.

Hichens, Robert (1864-1950). English novelist, journalist, lyricist and music critic.

Butler, Nicholas Murray (1862-1947). Educator and President of Columbia University, who served as an advisor to 7 U.S. presidents and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.

Darrell, Maudi (1882-1910). English actress who performed on both the London and New York Stages. A performer in Vaudeville, she was one of the fashionable "Gaiety Girls".
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