Supreme Court orders $350000 deposited in Butte banks
The Montana Supreme Court directs the clerk to receive $350,000 from seven Delaware Surety checks and deposit it as certificates of deposit in four Butte banks: State Savings $100,000 First National $100,000 Clark & Bro $100,000 Daly Bank $50,000. The clerk must report by June 29 1901.
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Helena
Supreme Court
State Savings Bank of
Butte
Delaware Surety Company
Ricketts
State Savines Bank of
Mont
Supreme Court of
Montana
First National Bank of
W. A. Clark & Bro
Daly Bank & Trust Company
State of Montana
Hancock Sails for Manila With High U.S. Generals
The transport Hancock departed San Francisco for Manila on June 2 carrying a distinguished party led by General Henry C. Corbin, adjutant general of the United States Army, and high ranking officers.
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San Francisco
Hancock
Manila
Henry C. Corbin
United States Army
True Bill Returned Against Earl Russell
London June 25 The Old Bailey grand jury returned a true bill against Earl Russell for bigamy and the trial will be in the House of Lords. The day’s legal action made absolute a December 1900 divorce decree in which Russell was a co respondent. The recorder noted US validity does not bind Britain and notified Lord Halsbury. A Lords committee will arrange procedure.
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London
Old Bailey Court
Earl Russell
House of Lords
George John Somerville
United States
Great Britain
Lord Halsbury
Rival Ex-Chief of Police Shot Dead in Crowded Drug Store
In Seattle at 5:25 pm John W. Considine fatally shot ex Chief W. L. Meredith inside Guy's drug store on Second Ave. Mer edith died from three close range bullets after a struggle. Considine, wounded in the head, was arrested and jailed amid a tense crowd. The two men had a long feud tied to Meredith’s police orders against Considine's theater business.
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Seattle
John W. Considine
Standard Gambling House
People’s Theater
W. L. Meredith
Guy's Drug Store
Second Avenue
Yealer Way
Considine
Meredith
John Considine
Tom Considine
Cudihee
Spokane
Humes
Conesdine
Law and Order League
W. Wappenstein
Oglesby Knocks Out Madden In Helena Bout
Special Dispatch reports Kid Oglesby of Helena defeats Kid Madden of Boston by knockout at the Coliseum. The knockout occurred in the 10th round after Oglesby dominated from the start. Madden lay unconscious for thirty minutes. two doctors feared possible serious outcomes.
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Standard
Helena
Kid" Oglesby
Kid" Madden
Boston
Coliseum
Oglesby
Madden
Jack © Mara
Bill Hermann
Pacific Coast
British at Reitz Engage DeWet Forces Near Cape Town
Details from June 6 near Reitz describe the British surprise of DeWet's column and a fierce hand to hand fight. Boers recaptured a convoy, then De Lisle brought reinforcements as fighting continued. General Delarey fought among the wagons as casualties mounted and DeWet's staff officer was wounded and captured.
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Cape Town
Elliotts
DeWet
Reitz
de Lisle
Delarey
Leaverton Deferred Trial for Grand Larceny
Great Falls dispatch reports Harry W. Leaverton will skip trial tomorrow for grand larceny. He will serve a three year term in the state penitentiary and then face a Cascade county court grand larceny charge, per Judge Leslie's order.
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Great Falls
Harry W. Leaverton
State Penitentiary
Cascade County
Leslie
Stoner kin to depart for Chicago with two children
The detectives close on the case while Mrs. Stoner, widow of the late Colonel R G Stoner and former Miss Fox of Danville Kentucky, prepares to depart for Chicago that night with her two children as authorities pursue leads.
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Stoner
R. G. Stoner
Baron Wilkes
Misa Fox
Danville
Chicago
Adelbert Stone Hay Laid to Rest in Cleveland Cemetery
Adelbert Stone Hay was buried at Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland after a New Haven to Cleveland funeral procession. Yale classmates and state officials attended, with Secretary of State Hay and Mrs. Hay among the mourners, as the casket lay on a white marble catafalque at Wade mortuary chapel. The family stayed briefly with Samuel Mather following services.
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Cleveland
Lake View
Adelbert Stone Hay
New Haven
Wade
Hay
Reading Strike Deepens as Workers Slow to Return
Reading Pa June 25 Not a dozen of the thousand Philadelphia Reading shopmen returned to work today despite Baer urging in his Saturday letter. Some new strikers joined the ranks and the situation grows graves with a general strike predicted across much of the system.
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Reading
Philadelphia & Reading
Baer
Miners Strike at Mocanaqua Colliery Ended
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on June 25 the Mocanaqua colliery strike by 600 workers ended as non union miners joined the union and the United Mine Workers ordered the stoppage to be lifted with workers returning to duty.
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Wilkesbarre
Mocanaqua
West End Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Cape Assemblyman Jacobus Botha Captured by Boers
Cape Town reports Jacobus Botha member of the Aliwal North assembly was seized by Boers and publicly sjamboked. His house was burned as punishment for voting in favor of the treason bill.
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Cape Town
Jacobus Botha
Cape Assembly
Aliwal North
Botha
Sampson in Great Falls After Big Sandy Killing
Charles Sampson aged about 21 arrived in Great Falls after the Big Sandy shooting of John Ladiaux. He says the killing was justified and that he fled to avoid further trouble, claiming the coroner exonerated him and that Ladiaux was a stranger who attacked him.
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Standard
Great Falle
Charles
Big Sandy
Chateau County
Clary
Fort Benton
Cook
Sampson
Ladiaux
Ladieux
Plague Deaths Prompt Hawaii to Manila Sail Plan
Washington reports four bubonic plague deaths in Honolulu between May 29 and June 9. General Shafter forwards the news to the president and to General Corbin and possibly to coal the Hancock for a direct voyage to Manila. Honolulu board of health president says the plague is in hand.
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George M. Sternberg
Chambers F. McKibben
Chaffee
Philippines
John F. Weston
W. P. Hall
Barry
C. H. Dietrich
Nebraska
Julius Kahn
California
Honolulu
Hancock
Manila
Corbin
Sternberg
Weston
Secretary of War
Islands
Engineer Corps
Logan
44Th
Funston
Punston
Washington
War Department
General Shafter
San Francisco
Sanger
Major James G Sanders Returns Home After Spanish-American War Service
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Major James G Sanders, brother of Colonel Banders and former marshal of the supreme court, has been paymaster of volunteers since the war began with postings at Santiago New York and Denver. He has been mustered out after a three year absence.
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The
Standard
Helena
James G Sanders
Banders
Supreme Court
Santiago
New York
Denver
Australian Assembly Expels Editor Findlay Over Irish Paper
In Melbourne on June 2 the federal assembly voted 64 to 17 to expel Findlay editor of a local labor paper for republishing an article from The Irish People of Dublin dated May 8. The piece attacked King Edward leading to the Dublin Cork and other towns police seizure of the weekly periodical.
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Melbourne
Federal Assembly Today
Findlay
Dujin
Edward
Dublin
Cork
Ireland
Bennetts' Death Tied to Deadwood Labor Feud
Charles C. Bennett former president of the Deadwood labor union was killed last night by Michael Reedy. Bennett died from a broken neck after a blow. Reedy is jailed as investigations continue into the feud that sparked the violence.
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Deadwood
8. D
Charles C. Bennett
Deadwood Labor Union
Michael Reedy
Bennett
Reedy
Fourth of July Plans With Oriental Show in Missoula
A Missoula Driving Club meeting set June 25 announced Fourth of July arrangements and committee duties. An oriental show will parade and perform in the Fourth celebration, replacing a single drilling contest. The double drilling contest remains 15 minutes with prizes of $150 and $50. Entries come from Butte Marysville and the Coeur d Alenes.
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Standard
Missoula
Butte Street
Butte
Marysville
Coeur - Alenes
Spendthrift Stoner and Gambler Jones Nabbed in Chicago
Warren W. Stoner and Conkling Jones, once in Kansac City, are under arrest in Chicago for uttering and passing bogus drafts. Stoner, a former livery stable owner, famed trotter owner Donagh, squandered a $100 000 inheritance, spending large sums in Kansas City and Latonia. The pair left for Chicago on June 2 after printing 100 blank drafts in Topeka.
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Kansac City
Warren W. Stoner
Conkling Jones
Chicago
Stoner
Jones
Kansas City
Kentucky
Donagh
Boer forces advance near Glen Almond in Cape Colony
General Fouche's two Boer commandos move beyond Glen Almond about 10 miles southeast of Aliwal North. Boer and British scouts exchange shots six miles farther. Local defense forces have been mobilized.
Reports downriver underestimates toll after flood in Tug River valley
From Williamson West Virginia on June 25 reports from southern points say death tolls are inflated. Fewer than 100 may have died with losses likely under 75 and Tug River valley deaths under six. Property damage in the Tug River valley around 1,000,600 dollars.
Krugers Entourage Denies Report on Memorial Wreath
In Amsterdam on June 25 the Kruger party denied a cable stating Mr Kruger rented a wreath in Pretoria to honor former United States consul general Adelbert Hay. No further details were provided.
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Amsterdam
Mr. Kruger
United States
Kruger
Pretoria
Adelbert Hay
Challenger Glascow June Y The Shamrock SL
The Shamrock SL was towed from the dock to her anchorage in Glasgow. Sails will be bent and a trial spin is hoped for next Saturday.
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Glasgow
American actress hires Sir Edward Clark in breach suit
Miss Portia Knight engages Sir Edward Clark former solicitor general as counsel in her breach of promise suit against the Duke of Manchester filed in London in June.
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London
Portia Knight
Edward Clark
Duke of Manchester
Kansas City Livestock Exchange votes against NLX union
Kansas City members reject joining the National Livestock Exchange by a 71 to 1 vote. The NLX is headquartered in Chicago.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
National Livestock Exchange
Chicago
McFarland Improves After Race Injury
Floyd McFarland of San Jose California shows marked improvement after injuries suffered in a motor paced cycle race and hopes to leave the hospital tomorrow.
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New York
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Local Race Card Highlights Five Thoroughbred Heats
Lulu M wins three straight heats with times around 2 17. Riley C Urba and Orival also ran. Honest John takes half mile, Joe D second, Joe Burgh third with 48 seconds. Bulgarian leads one mile, Kenova second, Virgin dur third, 1 48. Apache wins four and a half furlongs with Stella Perkins second and Roger Q third, 0.574. Jersey Maid wins five and a half furlongs, Lucy White second, July Gyp third, 1 09.
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Lulu M
Riley C
Urba
Orival
Honest John
Joe D
Joe Burgh
Bulgarian
Kenova
Virgin Dur
Apache
Stella Perkins
Roger Q
Jersey Maid
Lucy White
July Gyp
Runners up in six furlong Newport races and more
In Cincinnati on June 25 Newport card results show six furlongs selling Remark leading Piramos and Mr Brookwood with a 1 14 percent time. Cousin FE wins five and a half furlongs with Martha second and Dr Worth third in 1 08. Pretty Rosie wins the mile and a sixteenth selling, Fucino second, Megs third in 1 34 9. Jim Clark takes the seven furlong event with John McElroy second Toluca third in 1 27. Caloocan wins seven furlongs with King Elk wood second Teucer third in 1 28. Mageste Felix wins six furlongs selling with Ceylon second Ethel Davis third in 1 14.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Remark
Piramos
Mr. Brookwood
Cousin FE
Martha
Dr. Worth
Rosie
Fucino
Megs
Jim Clark
John McElroy
Toluca
Caloocan
King Elkwood
Teucer
Seiling
Mageste Felix
Ceylon
Ethel Davis
Washington Park Race Card Summary
In Chicago on June 25 at Washington Park pirates Queen won the first race over Excelsis and Fantasy. A Dale captured the five furlong second race with Heroride and Harry Beck. Endurance by Right led the Lakeside stakes for 2 year old fillies with Sweet Billie and Sister Jeanie. The Lady won the four horse purse, Eva Rice and Vesuvi an followed. Robert Waddell took the six furlong event with Yellow Tail and Gold dOr. Cres ton, Enghurst, Maryland Reserve ran the mile and 70 yards.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Pirate’s Queen
Excelsis
Fantasy
A. Dale
Heroride
Harry Beck
Right
Sweet Billie
Sister Jeanie
Lady
Eva Rice
Vesuvian
Robert Waddell
Yellow Tail
Creston
Enghurst
Maryland Reserve
Vaughn and Chapman Break World 10-Mile Record
In a special 10-mile motor race on the Salt Palace saucer track in Salt Lake City Vaughn of Los Angeles and Chapman of Atlanta teamed with the Turville brothers of Philadelphia to win. They set a world record time of 17 minutes 1 second, breaking the previous 20 minute 25 second mark.
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Salt Lake
Salt Palace
Vaughn
Los Angeles
Chapman
Atlanta
Turville Brothers
Philadelphia
Vaughn and
St Louis Rally Wins NL Game Over New York
St Louis defeated New York in a National League clash on June 2 after a ninth inning batting rally. Attendance was 3,900 with Batteries Phyte, Taylor and Bower on the mound for St Louis and Harper, Powell and Nichols for New York. Umpire Emstie presided.
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New York
St. Louis
R. H. E. Rowse
Derek Dear
Phyte
Taylor and Bower
Harper
Powell and Nichols
Emstie
Cincinnati blank Philadelphia in second straight shutout
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 1 0 in a pitchers duel to win the second game of the series. Attendance was 1490. Newton and Bergen pitched for Cincinnati with Orth and McFarland behind Philadelphia. Umpire Cunningham.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Secor
RW. E
Gar
Newton
Bergen
Orth and McFarland
Cunningham
Kennedy Shuts Chicago Through Fifth Before Hand Injury
Brooklyn game report notes Kennedy held Chicago scoreless through five innings until a McCormick line drive tore his hand, forcing substitution by Kitson. Attendance around 1400. Final score 8 7. Umpire O Day.
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Brooklyn
Kennedy
Cicago
McCormick
Kitson
Boston Rally Delivers Big Third Inning Victory
In Hoston Colorado and Pittsburgh the Boston team won in the third inning after a heavy batting rally. Attendance reported at 1 200. Batteries listed Willis and Kittredge for Boston Poole and Zimmer for Pittsburgh. Umpire Dwyer.
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Hoston CO
Pittsburgh
Boston
R. H
Willis
Kittredge
Poole
Zimmer
Dwyer
Boston Wins Exciting Game Over Cleveland in Strong Finish
Boston tops Cleveland in a well played contest before 3 265 spectators. The final score and details are incomplete but list Batteries Young and Schreck Dowling and Wood as notable players in a hard fought matchup at Boston today.
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Boston
Cleveland
R. H. E. Occnsiva Besendalyinksrdonecstce Ee
Cadhilosas Ghidls
Veredesrse
Young and
Schreck
Dowling and Wood
Receiver Appointed In Central Montana Mining Company Dispute
Lewistown reports a grand larceny arrest in Cincinnati magnate J Bragg tied to the Central Montana Mining Company dispute near Lewistown Whiskey Gulch stockholders Wright and Nelson ousted from the board. Receiver Frank Wright appointed. Bragg seized the company books at Ubet and is to be arraigned. Public sentiment split over motives.
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Standard
Great Falls
Lewistown
J. Braggs
Cincinnati
Central Montana Mining Company
Whiskey Gulch
A. S. Wright
G. M. Nelson
Knowles
Wright
R. P. Kellogg
Central Mining Company
Bragg
Ubet
Stater
Wreck of Mixed Train Near Great Falls Injures Two
A mixed Neihart train derailed in Great Falls yard at 1:10 PM after a broken flange on a lime rock car caused the derailment. Three ore cars left the rails, passengers were shaken, and D. F. Smith of Monarch and J. Q. Dempsy of Belt sustained painful but non fatal injuries.
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Standard
Great Falls
Neihart
Haiteh
D. F. Smith
Monarch
J. Q. Dempsy
Belt
Death of Joseph Cook in New York summer home
Joseph Cook, noted lecturer and author born January 1848, died at his summer home in Ticonderoga after years of ill health. He was famous for lectures linking the Bible with science.
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Whitehall
N. Y
Joseph Cook
Ticonderoga
Cook
Disastrous Fire at Nations Storage Docks
A disastrous fire broke out this afternoon at Nations Storage docks in Jersey City. The blaze began in a lighter loaded with jute, and by 3 30 p m it was under control, though the loss could not yet be estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Nations Storage Company
Jersey City
Recruiting Detachment Leaves Columbus for Vancouver Barracks
A detachment of four recruits and three officers departed from Columbus United States barracks toward Portland Oregon where they will be assigned to duty at Vancouver barracks.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Portland
Ore
Vancouver Barracks
Bryan Lectures in New York and Watertown
William J. Bryan arrived in New York at noon and was met by a large crowd. He addressed the state armory on Civilization and spoke again at a different venue on The Conquering Nation. An admission fee was charged for both lectures.
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Bryan
New York
Watertown
N. Y
William J. Bryan
State Armory
Runners Finish At Sheepshead Bay Five Rurl Race Day
At Sheepshead Bay on June 2 New York five races produced winners Pen insular Outlander Cameron Water Color Carbunele Lucky Star and disqualification of Wax Taper for foulning. Second place finishers included Compute Ten Candies two dices Eloim and Marathen with times ranging from 1 08 to 1 49.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Peninsular
Compute
Vagrant
Ten Candies
Mortallo
Cameron
Two Dice
Lady Holyrood
Liae
Smile
Military
Larson
Lucky Btar
Eloim
Marathen
Rosy Croas Wins First Race at Fair Grounds
At St Louis on June 2 the first event over four and a half furlongs with a purse saw Rosy Croas claim victory, Jung Frau placed second and Okla finished third in a 554 percent time. La Crimea took the one furlong selling, Maggie Clapton runner-up, Patheven third with a 1:50 time. Frank Bell won the six furlongs purse race with Vicie Vance second and Northern Spy third in 1:18. Dominis won the mile and an eighth selling, Judge Steadman second, Terra Incognita third in 1:35. Ed II captured the six furlongs selling, Randazzo second, Hindonet third in 1:14.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Rosy Croas
Jung Frau
Okla
la Crimea
Maggie Clapton
Patheven
Frank Bell
Vicie Vance
Northern Spy
Dominis
Judge Steadman
Terra Incognita
Ed II
Randazzo
Hindonet
Overland Park Pace Race Results At Denver Meet
At Overland park in Denver on June 25 the pacing finals featured Plenty winning the first heat and the overall race with times of 2:11 44, 2:21 and 2:33. Floretta Belle won heats three and four with 2:04 and 2:34. Queen P led heat one but fell behind in heat two as Tinmve posted 2:19 4. Other starters included American Hal, Dolphis, Gold Standard, Blast and Norvalette. Second race results pending.
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Denver
Overland Park
Plenty
Floretta Belle
Queen P
Tinmve
Hal
Dolphis
Gold Standard
Blast
Norvalette
Griffith Dominates Phillies as Chicago Triumphs 5-0
Chicago baseball team shuts out Philadelphia 5 to 0 on June 25. Griffith winds up a strong pitching performance while Sullivan Piatt and Powers provide support. Attendance 140. Philadelphia offense fails to solve the mound ace.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Griffith
R. H. E. Cwicrebo
Griffith and Sullivan
Piatt
Powers
Washington Beats Milwaukee 3 1 on Late Double
Washington wins 3 to 1 over Milwaukee as Coughlin doubles in the sixth drives in two runs after two singles. Attendance 1,439. Batteries Garrick Clarke Hawley Maloney.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Coughlin
R. H. E. Womringbow
Garrick
Clarke
Hawley and Maloney
Harvard shuts out Yale on the diamond in New Haven
In New Haven on June 2 Harvard defeated Yale with Clarkson pitching a near perfect game. He allowed only one hit and fanned eleven as Harvard received flawless support from the field and Captain Robertson who worked steadily. Yale struggled at the plate as no timely hits materialized for the home nine.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Clarkson
Robertson
Beore
R. H. EB
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Daly Bank
Luzon
CIA
Bill
Russell
New York Herald
Leaverton
Cleve
Cape Colony
McFarland
R. H. E. Soo
Hughes
Kling
Metjuire
O Day
Ares
Pittsburg
Pertaanacies
St Louis
Tee le
Petseces
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Detroit
R. H. E. Baltimore
Bastatstives Oe
Beenoel -Odeddsndchen ‘Ennanesthenksaeenn
Nops
Robinson
Sievers
Buelow
Takes Company’s Books
Senti
Washington Seeanes
Philadelphia Espenne
Milwaukee Pererenses
West Broadway
Schatzlein Paint Company
Lee
Pritchard
Helmville
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