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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1894
Page
4
Mowarry Name Tied to Moneta and Juno Feature
The town Mowarry is said to owe its name to Moneta a title of Juno whose temple in Romaz housed the first coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowarry
Moneta
Juno
Romaz
Corbett and the Georgia Mule Exchange Remark
An exchange notes that Corbett could knock out a Georgia mule only if he faced that famous quadruped. The remark hints at a challenge or metaphor within a boxing or contest context without detailing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Georgia
Austria's leniency on murderers in 1870s case tally
An 1879 end decade review shows Austria executing 23 of 816 convicted murderers, a markedly lower rate than other nations. The data highlights Austria's comparatively lenient approach to capital punishment during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
AgariseraL India Rubber From Cotton Seed Oil
AgariseraL India rubber from cotton seed oil is one of the newest industrial products and is claimed to have commercial value with peculiar practical adaptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agariseral
India
Amene the Kondeh and crocodile death custom
Amene the Kondeh people of Lake Nyassa region are noted for a suicide custom in which individuals enter the water and allow crocodiles to devour them, described as their favored method of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amene
Lake Nyassa
Africa
Whalebone Recreated From Hair Pressed Pulp Claims Rise
A new process makes whalebone from animal hair ground into pulp and subjected to intense hydraulic pressure. Officials claim the resulting material matches the genuine article in every respect and that the invention will endure in use.
Homely Figures in County Gossip Questioned
The writer questions whether beauty correlates with trouble as county reports focus on young women. The piece asks if homely girls ever face indiscretions and whether any plain members of the sex escape such headlines.
Steele City Editor Offers Free Wedding and Subscriptions
The Steele City Standard editor, newly appointed justice, vows to marry the first two couples for free. He will then grant each couple a year of free newspaper service after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Neb
American girl ideals collapse in elopement with Santee squaw
The text laments Cora Belle Fellows deserted by her Sam who elopes with a Santee woman. It condemns intermarriage and blames a titled foreigner for harming happiness, labeling the Red Man as perfidious and urging American girls to marry American men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Belle Fellows
Sam
Advent of Rory-Eyed Cyclops and Others in Tue Minto
The Tue Minto journal notes the arrival of plains children with striking names such as Rory-Eyed Cyclops, Hole-in-His-Elbow, One-Eye Buzzard, Little Dog Crow and more. Additional Chippewa names like Frozen Wishbone, Frosted Gall, Three-Eyed Jake and Little Blizzard are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Rory-Eyed
Cyclops
Hole-in
One-Eye Buzzard
Little Dog Crow
Snelling
Frozen Wishbone
Three-Eyed
Jake
Little Blizzard
Sam Sma Sparks Oklahoma Debates Senate Run
In Oklahoma City Sam Sma faces strong opposition as editors attack his bid for a United States Senate seat when statehood arrives. He writes polemical editorials against foes and conducts nightly revival services amid a territorywide divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sma
Oklahoma City
Sam
United States Senate
Oklahoma
Lord Hoveuroy Inherits Crewe Estate In Ireland Post
Lord Hoveuroy, lord lieutenant of Ireland, remains well situated with a $100,000 annual salary and now inherits Lord Crewe's vast estate, yielding about $300,000 yearly rent. Crewe Hall, the late lord's grand country seat, stands among England's finest mansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Hoveuroy
Ireland
Lord Crew
Crewe Hall
England
Veteran Captain Pierce Thompson Still Sails at 74
Capt. Pierce Thompson of South Port Maine began his sea career at age ten and commanded his vessel at eighteen. Now at seventy four he remains at sea with his son serving as mate. A devout Methodist, he holds daily prayers and Sunday services aboard and has never been wrecked or lost a man, nor plans to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Thompson
Southport
Thompson
Horses face shift as street railways embrace power
The rise of cable and electric power on street railways sinks value for draught horses while carriage horses still fetch decent prices. Tens of thousands of work horses have lost employment, yet the equine world offers little protest.
Prince Rikadze Executed in Tiflis Market After Quarrel
A great sensation rose in the Caucasus as Prince Rikadze, intoxicated, quarreled with a police officer in a Tiflis station. He drew a dagger and fatally stabbed the officer. Rikodze was sentenced to death and his appeal to the czar was rejected.
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Caucasus
Prince Rikadze
Tiflis
Prince Rikodze
Czar
111 year old Miss Evans recalls old Tennessee voting fraud
Missouri resident Lucy Evans, aged 111, recounts a past Tennessee practice where voters needed a house or horse to vote. A dozen men would pass a horse among themselves to allow each to cast a ballot, with poorer men faking ownership by building a wooden horse and swearing ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Evans
Missouri
Tennessee
Six Senate Members Have Served in the Cabinet
Six current senators have held cabinet roles. Don Cameron served as secretary of war under Grant, John Sherman as secretary of the treasury under Hayes, William Chandler of New Hampshire as secretary of the navy, Henry M Teller of Colorado as interior, Mr Proctor of Vermont as secretary of war under Harrison, and William E Vilas of Wisconsin as postmaster general and interior secretary in Cleveland's first administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Don Cameron
Gen
Grant John Sherman
Treasury
Hayes
William. Chandler
New Hampshire
Navy
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Interior
Arthur
Mr. Proctor
Vermont
Harrison
William E. Vilas
Wisconsin
Cleveland
English paving artist draws daily events for coins
Mrs CotemMay, an Englishwoman, is described as the first gentlewoman in a novel calling as a paving artist. She sketches real life scenes like murders and shipwrecks with colored chalk, drawing crowds and pennies from passersby to support her invalid husband, earning at least a dollar and a quarter daily.
National and Local Blaze of 19th Century Headlines
A dense roundup from February to March reports senate and house voting battles over seigniorage and tariff plans, judicial investigations, a national university bill, and a silver coinage bill. It notes incidents from Ohio miners to Arkansas murders, fires in North Baltimore and Fort Dodge, and notable deaths including ex governor Downey.
Knights of Labor Aim to Deport Negroes to Liberia
A political pamphlet claims the Knights of Labor want African Americans removed to Liberia or elsewhere in Africa. The piece cites a presidential appointment of Carl Jonas as consul general at St. Petersburg. It also notes February debt figures with a public debt rise of 40,064,215 and a treasury cash balance of 787,075,834, leaving total debt at 1,007,356,015 after cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Labor
United States
Liberia
Africa
Carl Jonas
Wisconsin
St. Petersburg
Treasury
Fire damages Boston building. losses estimated at 100000
Flames wreck a Boston Real Estate Co building causing about 100000 in damages. Other items note a New York Brooklyn consolidation bill awaiting governor, births in Pennsylvania, a Pittsburgh hotel murder suicide, storm losses near Gloucester, and several other local incidents.
Earthquakes Hit Arcadia and Unrest Across Cities
Reports describe an Arcadia Nebraska quake rattling windows and plaster. Across the nation a Chicago mayoral murder case advances with Eugene Prendergast slated for hanging. Other items note a Colorado discovery of John Fancher, a Texas utility failure, fires, drownings, and legal rulings in Missouri and Indiana along with a Seattle homicide suicide and a St. Paul contempt ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Neb
Brentano
Eugene Prendergast
Harrison
Chicago
John W. Fancher
Columbus
Colorado
Jupee Grosecup
Mansfield
George Schambs
Electric Railway & Light Company
Waco
Tex
Birmingham
Ala
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
W. N. White
James
Holt
White
Jackson
Tenn
Mack Wright
Jennie Kriss
Carrie Cooper
Katie Betscheider
Massillon
Supreme Court of Missouri
Richmond
Ind
Peace Association of Friends In America
St. Paul
Willis
Train swept from bridge in England mother island disaster
In a hurricane a train was swept from a bridge at Auritius Island England and fifty lives were reported lost. A boiler explosion in an iron mill at Alexanderovsk Russia killed twenty five men and injured ten. Germans and Russians fought a frontier battle with several killed. England debated retirement rumors about Mr Gladstone. The death of Mrs Allen Francis occurred at Victoria BC, she introduced Lincoln to his future wife. Contralto Janet Monach Patey died in Sheffield. Brazil elected Senor Prudente de Moraes as Peixotos successor. In Iztlahuaca eight brigands and two police were killed in a town fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bup Montgomery
Anderson Carter
Mountain Home
Ark
Hunter Wilson
Isaac P. Berg
Marion Junction
S. D
Chicago Railway
J. W. McDill
Interstate Commerce Commission
Creston
National Baseball League
Columbian Fire Insurance Company of America
Louisville
Baltimore
Joseph Donlan
Stevenson
Iowa Senate
Kanawha
Eagle
W. Va
Glasgow
Ala
Jesse Hickman
St. Louis
William E. Burr
St. Louis National Bank
Linden
Mich
Henry Geierman
Exeter
Mary C. Davis
Emporia
Kan
John Davis
Savings Bank
Dexter
Jackson County
Betsy Davis
Ella May Dickerson
Muncie
Ind
Henry
North Baltimore
Charles Dawson
Frank Rippy
Warsaw
John C. Downey
California
Los Angeles
Colby Bros
Fort, Dodge
Sarah Galloway
Alton
Lil
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
Commercial Bank of Milwaukee
Auritius Island
England
Senor Guzman
Honduras
Alexanderovsk
Russia
Gladstone
Allen Francis
Illinois
Victoria
B. C
Abraham Lincoln
Mme
Janet Monach Patey
Sheffield
Senor Prudente de Moraes
Peixoto
Iztlahuaca
Mexico
Split Week For Senate As House Passes Fortifications Bill
The house passed the fortifications bill 83,000,000 while the senate had no session that day. Ex Speaker Grow was sworn in as congressman at large from Pennsylvania. Reports note 264 business failures in the week ending the 2d, and Green Warlock's bank in Victoria closed with 400,000 liabilities.
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United States Senate
Grow
Pennsylvania
Juspan A. Barly
Lynchburg
Virginia
United States
Victoria
B. C
Green Warlock’s
Leeds
Waterman & Karz
Port Townsend
Wash
Charleston
W. Va
Sierra Madre
Mexico
Dave Johnson
Mansfield Washington
Baton Rouge
Emile van Hofe
Michael Kane
Colorado
Eugene
Ore
Albert Moss
David Coleman
Lon Tre
Harlan County
Miles
Boston
Garner Growers
Ohio
Blood is shed in Kanawha riot at Eagle mining town
In Kanawha valley near Eagle West Virginia a mass meeting of strikers led to a clash with armed miners at Wyant mines. A volley killed one man and seriously wounded several others with additional injuries reported. State troops were dispatched as authorities feared further attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Wyatt
McNabb kills self after shooting actress in Pittsburgh hotel
In Pittsburgh at the Hotel Eiffel pitcher McNabb of last year’s Baltimore team fatally shot himself after an incident with Louise Kellogg nee Mrs Rockwell, a Braddock native and Alvin Joslin company member. Mrs Rockwell lies critically injured in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Eiffel
McNabb
Baltimore
R. E. Rockwell
E. J. McNabb
Rockwell
T. J. Lewis
Braddock
Seattle
Wash
Pacific and Northwestern Baseball League
Alvin Joslin” Theatrical Company
Louise Kellogg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mount Vernon
Pioneer preacher Rev. R. W. Patterson dies at 80 in Evanston
Reverend Dr. Robert W. Patterson, a long time Chicago Presbyterian minister and activist, died at his Evanston home at 10:45 am after illness began February 5. He was 80, fought anti slavery clashes, served as professor and lecturer at the Presbyterian Seminary of the Northwest and Lane Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Patterson
Chicago
Curiaco
Northwest
Evanston
Robert W. Patterson
Second Presbyterian Church
Ilinois
General Assembly
Patterson
Olivet Church
Presbyterian Seminary of the
Lane Theological Seminary
Iowa Senate defeats woman suffrage amendment vote 20 to 26
Des Moines March 2 The Iowa senate defeated the constitut ional amendment granting suffrage to women by a 20 to 26 vote. The Jamison joint resolution sought to amend the constitution to grant women the right to vote in all elections and hold state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Mores
Senate
Jamison
West Virginia mine riot leads to martial law threat
In Charleston on March 3, six soldiers wounded and one dead after Eagle mine riot. Sheriff Fleming and a large posse confronted 1500 strikers from Montgomery and Handley. Gov McCorkle orders troops kept on, martial law considered, as 1000 strikers gather to threaten further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Eagle Mines
Fayette County
Montgomery
Handley
Fleming
McCorkle
Eagle
Gen. Wood
J. M. Gill
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Col. R. S. Carr
Corbett Not Guilty in Prize Fight Case
Jacksonville March 8. The jury found James J Corbett not guilty after sixteen minutes deliberation. Charlie Mitchell witnessed the verdict and congratulated Corbett, while a similar case against Mitchell awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
James J. Corbett
Florida
Charlie Mitchell
Corbett
Mitchell
Settled for $15,000 in Grand Trunk Wreck Case
Battle Creek Michigan reports the final settlement with the Grand Trunk company over the October wreck. J Harvey Smith his wife and daughter Belle left hospital for Fort Plain New York after receiving an payment of $15,000 to cover all damages including the death of their son Frank who was killed in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Battle Creek
Mich
J. Harvey Smith
Belle
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Fort Plaine
N. Y
Frank
Grand Trunk Company
Chicago railways reject interstate commerce law
Officials of Chicago railway lines decide to pay no further attention to the interstate commerce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Land Opening Proposed for Uintah and Ute Reservations
Acting Interior Secretary Sims weighs opening the Uintah and Uncompahgre reservations in Utah to settlement. About 4,000,000 acres are involved, rich in minerals with 400,000 acres of asphaltum land identified in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah
Sims
Ohio Miners Suffering Report From CeolumBus
In Ceolumbus Ohio on March 2 a report says 15 000 miners in Ohio face deplorable conditions and that relief is needed or the distress could lead to fearful consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CeolumBus, O
Ohio
Fatal quarrel over business ends in step-brother’s death
At Nelson King’s house 25 miles southeast of the city, a quarrel between George King 32 and Andrew Borden 23, both step-brothers, led to Borden kicking King injuring him fatally. King died Thursday after the Tuesday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Nelson King
George King
Andrew Borden
Borden
King
Freight Engine Explosion Near Nuzum’s Mills West Virginia
An engine of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad exploded at Nuzum's Mills in West Virginia while sidetracked. Engineer Stevenson fireman Law and brakeman Mecue sustained severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaine, O
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nuzum’s Mills
W. Va
Stevenson
Law
Mecue
Farmer and Team Lose Crossing on Missouri Ice
Ed Mitchell, a Jackson Nebraska farmer, attempted to save twenty five cents by crossing the Missouri River on the ice near Stowx City Iowa. His team broke through the ice and were swept under the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Stowx Crry
Ed Mitchell
Jackson
Missouri
Ohio Mines Close Amid Nationwide Coal Labor Strife
Ohio coal districts see a March closure of mines led by Jackson county where 4,600 miners are shut out. Operators have long pressed to cut wages as the industry faces a wave of shut downs across other localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jackson County
LYNCHED IN MOUNTAIN HOME AFTER ARKANSAS MURDER RAID
West Plains Mo March 1 mob of hundreds from Ozark Baxter and Fulton counties moved on Mountain Home Ark overpowered jailers and executed Anderson Carter Bud Montgomery alias Jasper Newton in reprisal for the murder of Hunter Wilson in Baxter county. Carter confessed aiding the crime and was spared a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Plains
Ozark County
Fulton
Baxter Counties
Ark
Mountain Home
Anderson Carter
Bud Montgomery
Jasper Newton
K. Smith
Baxter County
Carter
Newton
Bart Carter
Hunter Wilson
Wilson
Greater New York bill passes senate on consolidation plan
Albany reports the Greater New York bill wins 28 to 2 in the senate and heads to the governor. The measure would submit next fall a referendum on consolidating New York Harbor municipalities into one city, totaling about 3 million people and 3817.77 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Greater New York
Senate
Butts
New York Harbor
New York City Hall
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
City of
County of
Kings
West Chester
Pelham
East Chester
Long Island City
Newtown
Flushing
Jamaica
Hemsted
Rockaway
Greater
Kings County
Richmond Counties
Staten Island
Judge Long Fails to Halt Pension Reduction
Washington March 2 Judge Cox of the district supreme court denies key point but grants an injunction to restrain Commissioner Lochren from reducing Judge Longs pension from 72 to 50 dollars monthly The ruling holds that the commissioner may review a predecessor action and sets aside the basis of total helplessness due to lack of 30 days notice Judge Long plans to appeal and argues the rate was set without proper evidence or authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochren
Washington
Coa
District Supreme Court
Long
Michigan Supreme Court
Commissioner of Pensions
Cox
Judge Long
Illinois Farmers Moving to Iowa Train Departs
An emigrant train formed at Illinois Central yards on Tuesday includes twenty nine cars with five more on a regular train. The group, mostly Germans from Woodford Flanagan Pontiac Dana Benson Roanoke and surrounding towns, heads for Iowa and Nebraska, carrying at least two hundred people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iowa
Minoak
Lil
Ilinois Central
Nebraska
Woodford
Flanagan
Pontiac
Dana
Benson
Roanoke
Big Land Owner Fails in Delaware County
Ex judge Hon. John Broomall a leading landowner assigns to Henry C. Howard and William B. Broomall. Liabilities not stated, assets may exceed all claims by 200000. Failure attributed to general business downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuestrero
John Broomall
Delaware County
Henry C. Howard
William B. Broomall
Broomall
Baseball Schedule Set for 1894 Season Opening April 19
The National Baseball league managers met in New York on Tuesday and adopted a full schedule of dates for the 1894 season. The campaign will begin on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Baseball League
Three-Fourths Verdict Bill Introduced in House
Mr. Bryan of Nebraska introduced a bill to amend the revised statutes. It would permit in civil cases a three fourths verdict by the jury and give it the same force as a unanimous verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarvupay
Senate
Mr. Bland
Monpar
Committee On Foreign Relations
Stevens
Liliuokalani
Bland
Tursday
United States
Frye
Treasury Department
F. E. Spinner
Treasury
Wasuixnetox
Bryan
Dem
Neb
Bayard Denies Resigning as Ambassador to Britain
Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard denies reports he will resign from his post at the court of St. James. He states he has no intention of stepping down. The denial comes amid circulating rumors in London on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Lonxpox
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
Court of St. James
Juvenile Fight Ends in Fatal Coasting Bet
Bovutper Col March 1 two boys aged 14 Murray and Evans fought after wagering sleds on the outcome. Murray struck Evans under the heart and he died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovutper
Col
Harry Murray
Ira Evans
Murray
Evans
World Famous Librarian Dr W F Poole Dies at 73
Dr W F Poole long renowned librarian of the Newberry library died at his Evanston residence after a brief illness. He 73, had labored intensely in library work, organizing major libraries including Chisago and Annapolis, and served as vice president at an international librarians conference. He published works on Cotton Mather and Salem Witchcraft and held honors in scholarly societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Poole
Newberry Library
Evanston
Poole
Yale College
Boston Athanszum
Boston Mercantile Library
athan@um
Waterbury
Conn
St Johnsbery
Newton
East Hampton
Mass
International Congress of Librarians
London
American Antiquarian Society
American Historical Association
Essex Institution
The
American Library
Historical Societies
Union
Boston
Copham
Exeter treasurer wounded as wife is slain in home invasion
Two men entered the Exeter township treasurer Henry Giraman's home in Dunpee Michigan through a dining room window. Mrs Giraman was shot dead and Mr Giraman wounded in the leg. The robbers took 780 and missed 375. Giraman survived and sought help as neighbors arrived. The attack followed his tax collection that day and likely local planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Giraman
Exeter
Mich
Dunpee
Exeter Township
Giraman
Warrant Issued for Former St Louis National Bank Cashier
In St Louis on Wednesday, at the request of the bank’s board, a warrant was issued for the arrest of William E Burr Jr former cashier of the St Louis National Bank on embezzlement charges. The shortage is reported near fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis National Bank
William E. Burr, Jr
Excess of Expenditures Reported for February
Washington reports treasury statements show February spending exceeding receipts by about 4 million pounds. The excess reflects government outlays during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Treasur
Blondin Performs Rope Walk on Birthday at Crystal Palace
Blondin, the famous rope walker, marked his 70th birthday at the Crystal Palace with a reception attended by his wife and children. He later walked a tight rope while carrying a child weighing 159 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
Crystal Palace
Prisoner Sentenced After Mail Threat to Vice President
Joseph Dorian, who threatened Vice President Stevenson by mail, was sentenced to eighteen months in prison on March 2 in Wasutxeror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutxeror
Joseph Dorian
Vice Presiden Stevenson
Governor Flower Signs New York Bill in Triumph
Atpaxy New York March 2 Gov Flower signed the greater New York bill Wednesday afternoon and William Rhinelander Stewart a New York real estate owner carried off in triumph the pen with which the governor attached his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower
Atpaxy
N. Y
Greater New York
William Rhinelander Stewart
New York
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Gravesend
Sing Sing
John Carberry
Newark
Hiccoughs
George E. Martin
Charles Salyards
Carlisle
William Tompson
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Foreign Intelligence
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Pitcher McNabb
Dexter, Mich
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Point Bevere- PuiapEeLina
George Custer
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Point Breeze Gas Works
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Ortenda E. Allen
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Omenda
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