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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
2
Events of Interest Tersely Told Telegraph Tales
Telegraph briefs report a mix of local incidents including several casualties, minor crimes, a few fires, plus political and religious news items. The column highlights varied events in concise paragraphs with quick notes on outcomes and affected communities.
Daring Boer Plot Reported by London Daily News
The Pretoria dispatch says a plan to shoot British officers and capture Lord Roberts was uncovered. About fifteen conspirators planned arson in western Pretoria to draw troops, then enter officer homes to kill occupants. Ten ring leaders were arrested and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Tur
Ealest
Bridgeport Plant Fills Government Ammunition Orders
The Union Mondlie Cartridge Company in Bridgeport Connecticut works day and night to meet several government orders for ammunition. Major orders include Krag ammunition and field artillery shells for the United States government. Shell sizes range from one to twelve pounds as war preparations escalate due to conditions in China. Government orders are placed through the company’s agents by the war department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mondlie Cartridge Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Krag
United States
China
Thrge
War Department
Trust Orders All Glass Plants To Start Fires Sept 1
The American Window Glass company known as the trust ordered all its U S factories to start fires on September 1 as preparations for next season. Plants closed June 30 for summer idleness. The company runs thirty factories employing about 8 000 men and has increased wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
American Window Glass Company
The
Trust
United States
Plague Prohibition Cables Smyrna Shipments
The Secretary of the Treasury asks the Secretary of State to cable the Smyrna Consul announcing that certain Smyrna products are prohibited due to plague. A recent consulate letter reports fifty to twenty cases of plague there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of State
United States
Smyrnia
Smyrna
Fitzsimmons Stops Rublin in Sixth at Madison Square Garden
Bob Pats Bubhlin out. Bob Fitzsimmons fought Gus Rublin, the Akron giant, before the Twentieth Century Club at Madison Square Garden and knocked the Ohio challenger out in the sixth round. The bout was fierce and bloody with Fitzsimmons landing crippling body blows to end the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gus Rublin
Akron
Twentieth Century Club
Madison Square Garden
Rublin
Fitzsimmons
Ohio
Yellow fever patients improve with Dr Berlinzaghi serum
Dispatch from Vera Cruz reports the most severe yellow fever cases treated with Dr Berlinzaghi's serum show wonderful improvement. Patients are relieved from black vomit and revived from lethargy as local physicians follow the Brazilian doctor's cases and seek advice from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Berlinzaghi
Autopsy Finds Brain Clot in Boxing Death Case
An autopsy on Ralph Moller after a boxing match with Victor Baldwin at Wichmond Wilk found death from a brain blood clot. The examining physician refused to say if the clot resulted from a blow in the ring by Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moller
Victor Baldwin
Wichmond Wilk. L. E
Baldwin
Outlaw Train Robbers Die in Kansas Ranch Fire
Two men who robbed a Union Pacific train near Hugo Colorado last week and killed passenger W. J. Fay were shot dead by a sheriff s posse at the Bartholomew ranch three miles east of Goodland Kansas. The hideout ranch was burned overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Hugo
Colo
W. J. Fay
Bartholomew Ranch
Goodland
Kan
Fire Destroyed Two Beaver Falls Plants
A blaze completely wiped out the Shelby Steel Tube and the Jose ton Electroduct works at Beaver Falls Pennsylvania with damages around 400. Insurance covered the loss and the fire’s origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Joseton Electroduct Company
Beaver Falls
United States Accepts Waldersee as China Command if Needed
An official note states the United States would recognize Count Waldersee as commander of international forces in China should circumstances require the arrival of an international army for a campaign. The statement frames a conditional, contingency-based leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Count Waldersee
China
Coal Operators Ponder Septic Strike Risk
Coal operators plan a potential strike starting September 1 after wage talks in Hamilton Pennsylvania fail to reach agreement on a new wage scale. The move could disrupt anthracite production and affect supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Son Kills Drunken Father in Pineville
Daniel Howard a prominent Pineville Kentucky citizen was killed by his son George Howard after a quarrel over alcohol. The father one time threatened to shoot and both were armed when George fired, killing his father instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Howard
Pineville
George Howard
George
Fireman Saves Boy After Car Clip Ear
Fireman James Brannigan of engine company 17 in St Louis rushed into the path of a speeding electric car to rescue 7 year old Ira Marks from a deadly crush. The boy suffered the top of his ear being clipped by a wheel in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brannigan
Engine Company 17
St. Louis
Ira Marks
Buyers Confident As Raw Materials Diminish in Price
R G Dun's Weekly Review of Trade notes lower prices for some raw materials and near-term hope of a continued downward swing ending soon. Iron and steel markets show strong Chicago activity with bar sales at 90 cents per 100 pounds and contracts around 110 tons. Failures dip in the U S and Canada versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun
Review of Trade
Chicago
United States
Canada
Kidnapped Girl Returns After Twenty-Six Years
Laura Hancock, seized from Johnsville Ohio at age ten, returns to Ohio after twenty six years with gypsies. She declares escape one year ago and recounts being moved across tribes while earning meals and selling crafts to fund the journey home. She says harsh early life and learning to make and sell fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Laura Hancock
Johnsville
Mount Gilead
Louisiana man claims kidnap escape from asylum tale
J P Chirk of Lake Charles recounts being abducted sixteen months ago after leaving his home for a return trip. He says two men gagged him, transported him north on a railway, drugged him, and confined him in an asylum near Pittsburgh to block inheritance from an estate left by his uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
J.P. Chirk
Lake Charles
Clark
Dittsburg
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Police Find Murder Crew In Columbus River Discovery
Columbus police uncover evidence they say may identify a murder squad. A large paving stone with a two foot leather string was recovered from the river, around which officials believe a child was restrained before being thrown into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Be Lieve
Oe Bebe
Young Woman Hangs Self in Kansas Asylum
Miss Katherine M. West a young educator well known in the East died by suicide at an Oxawatomie Kansas asylum. She hanged herself to an iron transom bar with a torn sheet twisted into a rope after recent nervous prostration from overstudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M. West
East
Oxawatomie
Kan
Monon Train Collision Kills Three Passengers at South Raub
A Monon passenger train collided with a light engine at South Raub Indiana. Three passengers and engineer James P Hudlow were killed instantly and several passengers severely injured. Light engine engineer Tenry Whitsell suffered severe scalding. Names of the killed passengers are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Raub
Ind
James Phudlow
Tenry Whitsell
Mills Close, 300 Men Out in Youngstown Mills
District Manager Campbell of the Republic Iron and Steel Company notified all clerks and salaried employees at Youngstown mills that their services are not required. No assurance on reemployment was given and workers were urged to seek other positions. The order affects 300 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Evans contest settles with legacies and museum bequest
The Evans contest resolves with S200,000 in legacies and S200,000 divided equally among three branches. The dental institute and museum of Philadelphia is bequeathed S3,000 by Jor Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Evans
Dental Institute and Museum of Philadelphia
Jor Evans
Aged preacher Alexander Jester settles in Norison Ok
Alexander Jester the recently acquitted preacher now lives in Norison Oklahoma with his son William Balle who plans to resume preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Jester
Gilvert W. Gates
Norison
Wiliam Balle
Secon
Homewood Catcher Dies After Foul Tip In Baseball Game
In Homewood Pennsylvania a foul tip struck Charles Snyder the Homewood Club catcher over the heart during a game with the Lawrenceville Grays and he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwomewood Athletic Club
Lawrenceville Grays
Homewood
Charles Snyder
Homewood Club
Farmer shot dead during arrest near Dexter Missouri
John Layton a farmer near Dexter was killed at Bloomfield by Deputy Marshal HR S Montgomery while resisting arrest. Montgomery surrendered and was placed under a $5000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Layton
Dexter
Bloomfield
HR. S. Montgomery
Montgomery
War proclamation promises pay for damages to forms
President Kruger and General Botva issue a proclamation pledging compensation for all damage caused by the British if the burghers stay with the commandos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Botva
Cigar-Shaped Train Breaks Philadelphia Baltimore Speed Record
The cigar shaped train designed by Fred A. Adama of Chicago reaches eighty two miles per hour between Philadelphia and Baltimore, breaking existing records for the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Adama
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Tornado Tears Through Liettut North Dakota
A tornado struck the town of Liettut North Dakota causing immense damage to the town and surrounding countryside. No signs of life reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rein
Liettut
N. D
Pays the Hillman Claim After Six Trials
After six trials in the United States Court, the Hillman claim is settled following a twenty one day delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman
United States
Mutual Insurance settles case in Leavenworth for 22000
Years earlier the Mutual Insurance Company of New York paid Mrs. Sallie E. Hillman Smith in Leavenworth Kansas the 22000 in cash plus interest awarded by a jury on a policy held by Hillman when the dige vanished in 1879. ACCUSE AMERICANS OF LOOTING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Insurance Company of New York
Sallie E. Hillman- Smith
Leavenworth
Kan
Hillman
Canadians Claim Salmon Nets Destroyed Worth Seven Thousand
The province orders armed patrol boats with searchlights to guard against American depredation after over 7000 dollars in salmon nets were destroyed or stolen. White Fishermen's Union members are blamed and have sent patrols to catch suspects, with reports that both White and Japanese fishermen suffered thefts. Information indicates some looters came from Puget Sound near Point Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
White Fishermen’s Union
Puget Sound
Point Roberts
Burns armies or warships using sun rays device
Salt Lake City businessman J C Sharp funds Seattle inventor Professor Julius Tantrove who claims a plate glass arrangement can concentrate sun rays to ignite or melt targets at long range. The device would be offered to the war department for China use with heat stored for commercial use. In Seattle tests water boiled in four minutes from thirty feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
China
J.C. Sharp
Salt Lake City
Julius Tantrove
War Department
Tantrove
Fire destroys main building at Tathill Spring Company
Fire at 3 Meleuck in Chicago damages the main building of the Tathill Spring Company. The second story burned before firefighters arrived. Owner S. C. Birinbark faces an estimated loss of about 25,000 dollars for machinery and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meleuck
Tathill Spring Company
Chicago
S.C. Birinbark
Boy with Winchester Holds Off Sheriff in Freight Car Standoff
In Magdalena New Mexico two youths broke into a freight car. Sheriff arrived and one fled while Fred Barnett remained in the car door armed with a Winchester and demanded the sheriff depart. The sheriff backed off but later surrounded the car and captured the desperado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
N. M
Fred Barnett
Winchester
Father Sells Child for One Dollar in Rochester
In Rochester New York a deed filed in the county clerk shows John A. Cannon transferring his four year old daughter to Eva Simpson for 1. The recipient is the child’s grandmother. Lawyers dispute legality with some calling it an adoption by other views crediting the transfer to Mrs Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
John A. Cannon
Eva Simpson
Theatrical agent James Joy fatally shoots himself in deserted home
Marion Ohio theater advance man James J Joy 45 shot himself in his empty house after his wife left with the children. Neighbors say he could not bear the separation and his motive remained unclear. The tragedy underscores his struggle with family breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
James J. Joy
Bryan and Stevenson Nominated by Democratic Convention
Delegates in Kansas City inform Bryan and Stevenson of their nomination by the national Democratic convention in Indianapolis formal notification. In his speech Bryan declares imperialism the paramount issue of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Col
Tobacco Warehouses Bring $1,500,009 in Newport sale
In Newport Kentucky the Cincinnati Lear Tobacco Warehouse Company property was sold at auction under court order by James C Ernst to W E Hutton for 1 0 0 0 0. The property lies in Oli Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Cincinnati Lear Tobacco Warehouse Company
James C. Ernst
W. E. Hutton
Oli
Kentucky
Tennessee
Steel Company Cuts Wages In Syracuse
Sweet's Steel Company in Syracuse New York reduces wages by about 12 percent citing weak steel market. A majority of workers refused to work amid the cut and downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Company
Sweet's Steel Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Explosion in Scranton Wrecks Buildings Injures Dozens
A leaky gas pipe caused an explosion in Scranton Pennsylvania injuring nearly twenty five people. The blast damaged two downtown business buildings and caused property losses exceeding 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Score
Scranton
Wisconsin Republicans Nominate La Follette for Governor
The Wisconsin Republican convention selected Robert M. La Follette as the party’s nominee for governor. The action sets the stage for the forthcoming campaign and highlights La Follette as the GOP standard bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Follette
Robert M. la Follette
Markets tighten across cities with varied grain and livestock quotes
Chicago cattle 3.00 to 5.80, hogs 3.00 to 5.50, sheep 3.00 to 4.50, wheat No 2 red 7e to 8e, corn No 2 37c to 88e, oats No 2 21e to 77e. Indianapolis to Detroit and beyond show similar ranges for cattle hogs and grains, with multiple regions listing price bands and quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Chinese Government Blamed for Pekin Crisis Telegraphs Reach White House
The dispatch from Minister Conger positions the Chinese government as directly responsible for the Pekin crisis. Officials acknowledge the message shows Imperial forces firing daily and refute the mob theory. Acting Secretary Atlee and Secretary Root coordinated after the telegram reached the President at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Pekin
Conger
Atlee
Whoebe
Department
Root
White Hoanea
Hoot
White House
Canger
Condition of Crops Report From Weather Bureau
The weekly crop summary notes hot weather in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys with scarce rainfall east of the Rockies, while Gulf States and parts of Central Ohio, Upper Mississippi, and Red River regions saw heavy rains. Rain is needed in the Central Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys and along the Atlantic coast northward. Corn, especially late planted in Central Mississippi and Missouri valleys, would benefit from rain. early planted is generally not seriously drought stressed. The report mentions conditions in the lake region and Ohio valley and broadly eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Gulf States
Ohio
Missour
Red River
Atlantic Coast
Carolinas
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Conference on China dispatch prompts near ultimatum tone
President and top officials held a long briefing on the Peking crisis with Secretary Root and Gen. Corbin. A cable to Consul General Goodnow directs relay to Minister Conger and to Li Hong Chang and Sheng with emphasis on urgent action and relief column approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Genral Corbin
Atlee
Corbin
Gondwow
Conger
Earl Li Hung Chang
Sheng
Pei-Tsang Battle Report Forces Fight at Pei Ho River
A Chefoo dispatch reports allied forces attacking Pei-tsang intrenchments on both sides of the Pei-Ho River. The Chinese blew up a bridge under heavy cross fire as the Japanese pressed across the river. The clash lasted from 3 AM to 11 AM with heavy losses on both sides as Chinese troops retreated upriver pursued by allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefoo
Pei-tsang
Pei-Ho
Wheat Crop Shortens in Minnesota and Dakota Fields
Government survey shows Minnesota and the Dakotas facing a severe wheat shortage for 1899 7h percent average crop expected in ideal conditions. North Dakota reports heavy losses with half acreage destroyed and substantial damage to the remainder, while South Dakota fares better though still below average. Estimated total shortage across the three states amounts to 82 862 061 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakotas
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Weather and crop conditions across the agricultural regions
The Atlantic coast district and Lae report favorable rain aiding winter wheat close to finish. Spring wheat harvests near completion in the southern region with progress Northern. Heavy weekly rains affect the Dakotas Minnesota, and cotton improves in the central west while Georgia Florida Louisiana show rust and shedding. Tobacco advances well though Virginia needs rain. Ohio cuts, Indiana to begin. oats harvest and thrashing good in Ohio valley. fall seeding progressing except Missouri dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Bain
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Towne Withdraws From Populist Vice Presidential Bid
Charles A. Towne formally withdraws from the Populist national ticket. In a letter to the Notification Committee he declines the vice presidency, saying he will advocate Bryan and Stevenson and that running on another ticket would mislead the American public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Towne
Mr. Stevenson
Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
Stevenson
Silver Republican Party
Tooth for a tooth threat from Britain over Pekin incident
England warns the Chinese government it will hold its officials personally responsible for the safety of ministers and foreigners in Pekin. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth is the policy, potentially extending to the royal family. The announcement was made in the House of Commons by Mr. Brodrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pekin
House of Commons
Brodrick
Tsung li Yamen
Chicago
Orient
Aigun
China War Note Demands Ceasefire at Legations
The State Department released a note to China through Minister Wu urging immediate cessation of Imperial troop attacks on the legations in Peking. It requests cooperation with the relief expedition to protect foreigners and restore order, citing August edicts and the peril to Conger’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Warner
State Department
Cunger
Peking
Legations
Conger
Peblux
Pekin
China
Bryan and Stevenson Nominated in Indianapolis Parade
Crowds estimated from 20 000 to 30 000 gathered at Military Park Indianapolis as William J Bryan and Adlai E Stevenson were officially notified of their nominations for president and vice president. The sweltering crowd cheered the nominees while flags decorations and bunting lit the parade route and accompanying campus pageantry marked a historic opening for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Stevenson
Military Park
Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Democracy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Grand Hotel
Col
Steveson
Povernmx
Russians Take New Chwang After Stiff Battle
After a fierce fight with Chinese forces at New Chwang, Russian troops captured the city. They stormed the forts, routed Chinese trenches, and, despite strong defenses and larger Chinese forces, reduced the native city by fire after securing the defensive works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chwang
China War News and Riots in Manchuria
Reports claim dum-dum bullets are used by Chinese forces as a large Boxer gathering forms south of Tien-tsin. Gen Miles sought soviet aid in China but was refused. Rioters massacre warnings and a governor urges Christians be slaughtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-tsin
Miles
China
Chefu
Teller
Li Hung Chang
Gen
Grant
Mukden
Manchuria
Tientsin
Rocky Road to Matrimony Ends in Wedding Despite Peril
John W. Clemmons eloped with Florence Jackson of Bridgeport Indiana at 2 am. They crossed Muddy Fork creek in flood to seek Magistrate Coombs, were married, then sought dry clothing from a farmer who fired at Clemmons, but missed. The couple, drenched, were served a wedding breakfast at sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Clemmons
Florence Jackson
Bridgeport
Ind
Muddy Fork
Magistrate Coombs
Clemmons
Miss Jackson
Coombs
Terre Haute Teen Fatally Shoots Self Over Forced Marriage
Otto Cottom, 17, of Terre Haute, killed himself after failing to tell his father he was forced to marry a 27 year old woman. He had been away from home 24 hours when a sister heard a pistol shot. He spoke of Lou Chandler of National City near Peoria as the inducement, and letters from the Chandler father threatening arrest to force cohabitation were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Cottom
Terre Haute
Cottom
Lou Chandler
National City
Peoria
Chandler
Logansport
Central Union Telephone Company
Laura Munsell
Pennsylvania
New Albany
Carrie Holdscraper
Somerville
Bessie Miles
Plymouth
Edna Riggs
Fontanet
Dowd Fatally Stabbed After Domestic Dispute in Muncie
John Dowd was stabbed six times in the face and three times on the body during a confrontation with Mrs. Larey Carey and her daughter after allegedly whipping his wife. Mr. Carey then joined the attack with a knife, striking Dowd multiple times near the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowd
Muncie
Larey Carey
Mr. Carey
Dowd
Arrest in Old Texas Border Fight Reopened
Thirty years after a brawl in Need More William Fleener killed John Cullen and fled. McClurg, implicated in the melee, served three years. Recently Lafe Percifield, once a Columbus officer and now in Oklahoma, captured Fleener near the Texas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needmore
William Fleener
John Cullen
McClurg
Lafe Percifield
Columbus
Oklahoma
Fleener
Texas
Coal field opening and rising broom costs
A new coal field will open at Riles with a drop in corn crop and broom prices. Cigarette smoking is prohibited in Winona Park. Multiple regional notices cover deaths, accidents, crimes, financial losses, and civic events across Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riles
Winona Park
Sarah Martin
New Albany
Whitestown
Laura Munsell
Florence Willing Gormly
Lafayette
South Bend
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Albion, Ind
Theote Ae
Bob Pats Bubhlin
Chicago Spring
Sbconner
Washington
Congering
Goodnow
Shanghai
Alvey A. Adee
Department of State
China War News
Seymour
Nanking
Russia
Li Ping Weng
Tas
Tsitsikar
Li Ping Heng
Wang Yu
Berlin
Li Hung-Chang
State News
Kreville
Elmer Colgan
Hartford City
Albert Spencer
Portland Mills
Welling
Sullivan
Enos Phillips
Tillie Coyle
Elwood
de Witt Simpon
Wabash
Richard Oswalt
Thomas Jones
Wabash River
E. F. Hasty
Muneio
Anderson
Alex. Rogers
Simon J. Carroll
Studebaker Company
Lake Shore
Johnson
London
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