Pan Handle Limited Derails Near Lumsey Crossing
The Pan Handle passenger train traveling toward Pittsburgh at sixty mph derailed at Lumsey's Crossing between Jewett and Scio Ohio. Fireman John W. Smith died, Engineer John B. Hoffman fatally hurt likely. Passenger James B. Calderwood injured and Walter Corbett of Butts Mont. lacerated. Several other passengers suffered minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburg
Lumsey
Jewett and
Scio
John W. Smith
John B. Hoffman
James B. Calderwood
Walter Corbett
Butts, Mont
German Evangelical Young People's Alliance Convention Opens
The quadrennial international convention of the German Evangelical Young People's Alliance opened in Waterloo with over 1,000 delegates from Canada Germany Switzerland and England. The session runs through Aug. 9 with attendees from multiple countries.
Shamrocks Stay at Sandy Hook for Trials to Aug 20 Cup
Atlantic Highlands N J Aug 6 The Shamrocks did not leave the shelter at Sandy Hook. Trials of the two Shamrocks end Saturday and the remaining time before the first cup races on Aug 20 will be spent in conditioning the challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Sandy Hook
Fire at Brooklyn Refrigerator Plant Leaves Two Missing
In New York on August 6, August Bartlett of Hoboken and another man are missing after a fire at the incomplete Schwarzschild & Sulzberger brick refrigerator plant in Brooklyn. Several others suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bartlett
Hoboken
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Brooklyn
Boy Killed by Lightning Near Hillsdale Barn
Herbert Cox eleven was killed by lightning while standing in the doorway of a barn owned by Jonas Brown five miles southeast of Hillsdale Michigan. Brown was struck and seriously injured but expected to recover. The barn was totally destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Mich
Herbert Cox
Jonas Brown
Mr. Brown
Corbet Jeffries set for San Francisco bout August fourteenth
James J. Corbet and J. J. Jeffries are in good condition for their August 14 fight in San Francisco. The planing mills of C A Hooper & Many in San Francisco burned Wednesday causing about 150000 dollars in losses. The post office department ran 5664 rural free delivery routes in the year ending June 30 1903. D Carr a Marshalltown banker is dead. Dowie renounced British allegiance and became a U S citizen. Minnie Swift wife of Lucien Swift died suddenly at Katahdin Minnesota. A Burlington Iowa storm caused property damage but aided crops. Henry A Faulkner convicted on third trial for perjury and sentenced to three years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbet
J. J. Jeffries
San Francisco
C. A. Hooper & Many
D. Carr
Marshalltown
Blaine
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Great Britain
Chicago
United States
Minnie Swift
Lucien Swift
Minneapolis Journal
Katahdin
Swifts
Minnetonka
Burlington
Henry A. Faulkner
Missouri House of Delegates
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
In Chicago Pittsburg 2 to 9. In Philadelphia Boston 0 to 3. In Cleveland Detroit 2 to 8. In Washington New York 2 to 1. In Columbus Kansas City 3 to 1. In Toledo Milwaukee 6 to 7. Second game Toledo 15 Milwaukee 10.
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National League
Chicago
Pittsburg
American League
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Wind Storm Tears Roofs in Lawrence Kansas
A violent wind storm hit Lawrence Kansas at night, leveling trees, blowing roofs from buildings and tearing signs from places. Electric and telephone services were knocked out and streets blocked by debris though there were no fatalities or serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Freezing Caverns and Subterranean Ice Formations
A Pearson's Magazine excerpt describes underground ice in distant caverns with crystalline purity. It details ice walls floors and sculpted columns, formed by slow dripping water producing stalactites and stalagmites in grand rock chambers. Such grottoes occur in scattered northern temperate regions across Europe Asia and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asian
America
Pearson's Magazine
Mythical Creatures Featured in Jaopan Beliefs
The article describes Japanese beliefs in extraordinary beings with supernatural traits. It mentions a thousand year old tiger turning white, giant serpents 300 feet long, eight legged foxes, four eared monkeys, ten headed fishes whose flesh cures boils, and a crane that survives on water after age 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaopan
Prices of Rare Drugs Spark Ethical Concerns in Pharmacies
The article notes the high value of shelf items in drugstores with hyoscyamine priced at 2240 per pound, jaborine at 1500, ergotine crystals at 5600, and nareganine at 6800 per pound. It highlights temptations faced by druggists and the potential misuse of potent chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Chisel
Moon Signs Guide Farming and Building Timings
Farmers note moon phase effects on crops and construction. Plant potatoes during certain lunar signs to avoid small watery tubers. Cucumbers prosper under favorable arts signs, while carpenters avoid roofing shingles or timber work in the dark of the moon to prevent warping and weak nails.
Irish Wit and Sardonic Verses in London Echoes
The piece reflects mordant Irish wit with O Connell and Peel as symbols of cold satire. A fish shop anecdote shows a garrulous gent pricing fish to elicit information, provoking the shopwoman to scold him to leave, underscoring social irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Peel
London
Turkish government moves to draft troops over Balkan unrest
In Sofia on Aug 6 the Mace donian committee reports a revolution in the Vilayet of Monastir as districts rise in hostilities. Telegraphic lines are cut and Turkish authorities in Constantinople prepare to draft troops, warning powers of a serious situation without naming Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Macedonian Committee
Vilayet of
Monastir
Central Revolutionary Committee
Monamur
Rezen
Ochrida
Bebro
Ketchere
Poretchka
Kronchere
Perlene
Serin
Kaylari
Demirhissar
Constantinople
Porte
Macedonia
Rioting in Brittany as Paris reports unrest at L Orient
Serious rioting unfolds on the Brittany coast at L Orient with labor trouble brewing. Crowds gather at the palace Alsace Lorraine and grand cafe area, attack military club windows, and barricades rise as cavalry clashes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
L’orient
Brittany
Alsace Lorraine
Emmet’s Grave Opened in Dublin Find Raises Doubt
In Dublin an investigation led by Dr. Robert Emmet of New York dug up a grave claimed to be that of the patriot. A six foot skeleton was found, with the skull upright rather than attached to the trunk, a detail that could support the beheading theory though the matter remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Robert Emmet
New York
Emmet
Attempted Train Wreck West of Bozeman
An explosion one mile west of Bozeman wrecked an engine on a westbound Northern Pacific train. Engine 29 suffered a broken headlight and cab damage. Engineer Dean was unharmed. Authorities suspect the same individual who earlier targeted a bridge over the Yellowstone at Livingston.
Mob Hangs Alleged Murderer in Asotin County
A mob of over 1,000 men forcibly removed William Hamilton from the Asotin county jail and lynched him after midnight, despite 25 deputies sworn in by Sheriff Richards to guard the confessed killer of little Mabel Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asotin
Wash
Richards
Asotin County
William Hamilton
Little Mabel Richards
Two Cleveland Physicians Drown in Lake Erie
Dr. Adolph Cuddell and Dr. Ernest H. Luetz, prominent young Cleveland physicians, were drowned while swimming in Lake Erie off the German-American club house last evening in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Adolph Cuddell
Ernest H. Luetz
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Lightning Fire Destroys Bourbon Stock Yards
A lightning strike on Wednesday hit Louisville Kentucky destroying the Bourbon stock yards and two adjoining buildings. Four hundred fifty sheep burned with a total loss of about 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bourbon
Wind wrecks two stores and barn fires in Wisconsin Minnesota
Wind damages two store buildings at Yucatan Minnesota. A separate blaze near Whitehall destroys two barns and 100 head of cattle. Total loss estimated at 15,400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Yucatan
Minn
Whitehall
Arkansas City Man Fatally Shot by Wife During Alcohol Rampage
Ark City Kansas August 6 New ton Farris fifty years old attacked his wife with a chair while drunk. She shot him through the heart. Mrs Farris forty five years old has not been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Ange
Newton Farris
Explosion Blows Nitroglycerin Factory to Fragments
In Mlfflnten Indiana on August 6 Edward Radabaugh dropped a can at the Empire American Nitroglycerin plant causing a massive explosion. Two thousand quarts of nitroglycerin detonated, three men were killed instantly and blown apart, with parts of their bodies found up to a mile away. Three mule teams delivering the explosives were found hanging in trees about a half mile distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlufften
Ind
Empire American
Here
Edward Radabaugh
Oregon Homeseekers Offer With Low Round Trip Rates
R. R. Notices notes a 1902 migration boom to the Pacific Northwest with 41,875,671 acres of lands available in Oregon. The Union Pacific offers low rates from Chicago and Missouri River terminals to Oregon and Washington, with dates July to September, stopovers, and through sleeping car service to Portland. Contact G M McKinney in Chicago for details and brochures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Union Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Missouri River
Washington
Portland
G M McKinney
Dearborn Street
Excursion to La Crosse via the Milwaukee Road
Excursion on Wednesday August 5 from Austin to La Crosse with a free program for ticket holders. Band concert at Lake Park, parade by Grand and Brotherhood groups, balloon ascent, and a 2:30 p m baseball game against Charles City. Prizes total 100 and 30 for exhibitions and drills. Special train leaves Austin 9:30 a m August 6. round trip $2.00. Tickets from the railroad agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Lake Park
Modern Woodmen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
la Crosse
Wis
Charles City
Iowa
Austin
Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Excursion Tickets to California For 50 Dollars
The M and St. L offers round trip excursion fares of 50 dollars to San Francisco or Los Angeles with return by Oct 15 1903. Tickets valid on one road out and another back with stopovers. A special Minnesota and St. Louis route departs Aug 10 via Omaha BRIP Denver Ogden and Southern Pacific to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tog A. R. Comrades
San Francisco
Los Angeles Ca
Minneapoli & St. Louis R. A
Minnesota
Omaha
BRI & P
Denver
Colorado
Ogden
Southern Pacific
A. B. Cutts
G. P
T. A
Minneapolis
Mion
Iowa Special Train to G A R Encampment Heads West
The Iowa Special Train to the G A R Encampment at San Francisco will run through four railways with through sleeping cars. Departing Monday August 10 from Sheldon Mason City Decorah Cedar Rapids and Perry. Additional sleeping cars from Dubuque Winona and Faribault. Reservations advised via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul agent or John R Cook West Union Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Sheldon
Mason City
Decorah
Cedar Rapids
Perry
Dubuque
Winona
Faribault
Portland Excursion Tickets From Chicago to Pacific Northwest
August 1 to 14 excursion fares offered by Iowa Central Railway to Portland Seattle Tacoma Victoria and Vancouver with connections on Overland Limited and two other trains from Chicago to San Francisco through Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railways. Tickets available via nearest agent. KFA Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Partic
Chicago
San Francisco
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Kfa Miller
General Pasenger
Iowa Central Railway
Portland Oregon
Seattle
Aiacoma
Wash
Victoria
Vancouver
Low fare round trips to Pacific Northwest and West Coast cities
Low round trip rates to Portland Seattle Tacoma Victoria and Vancouver offered same dates as California low fares. For rates and train service contact the nearest Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway agent or write I A Miller Gen Passenger agent Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
Vancouver
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
I. A. Miller
Chicago
Great Western Railways Round Trip Excursions and Fares
Chicago Great Western advertises round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and Minnesota resorts with tickets on sale June 1 to Sept 30 and return by Oct 31 Also to Colorado Utah Texas and New Mexico with stopover privileges For details contact Great Western agents or J P Elmer GPA Chicago Illinois HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS offer one way rate plus two dollars for round trip on sale first and third Tuesdays monthly with twenty one day return limit See A B Corrs GPA Minneapolis Also note new train service to St Louis and Kansas City via Iowa Central Railroad Rates furnished by A B Cutts GPA Minneapolis Tickets to Seattle and San Francisco on Aug 1 14 at reduced rates via Great Western agents or J P Elmer GPA Chicago Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cutts
G. Po & Tla
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Superior
Ashland
Duluth
Minnesota
Colorado
Utah
Black Tills
New Mexico
Texas
Great Western
Iemer
GPA
Town Central
Asto
A. B. Corrs
St. Louis
Kansas City
Iowa Central Railroad
Chicago Great Western Railway
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
J P Elmer
G PA
Lil
Great Western sale notice to Sept 1905
On sale via Chicago Great Western Railway on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to September 15, 1905. Loans points west and southwest. For further information apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer, Chicago, Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Wester
Great Western
J P Elmer
Ill
Minneapolis St. Louis RR Offers Low Round Trip Tickets
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad sells low round trip tickets to St Paul and Minneapolis for July 29 30 and August 3 5 with return limit three days from sale. Agents are to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Minneapolis&St. Louis RR
Twin Cities
Low Rate Now in Effect via Chicago Great Western
A reduced fare rate is in effect on the Chicago Great Western Railway with no higher intermediate stops. For further information contact any Great Western agent or Elmer G.P.A. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
Po Elmer G.P A
Chicago
City of Color and Contrast Across Global Cities
The article argues New York stands out for its color amid global monotones. It contrasts cities like London Paris Berlin Rome Naples, noting how architecture, light, and setting shape distinct hues and atmospheres, from gray to vibrant, influencing perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ole Punt
Europe
London
Paris
Berlin
Gulf
Rome
Naples
Capo di Posilipo
Vesuvius
New York as a Color City in the Commercial Adver tiser
The piece praises New York’s visual vibrancy contrasting it with Naples Madrid Rome and London. It highlights bright shop windows multicolor flags awnings and sunlit streets rendering the city a wild spectrum of color. The article concludes New York is a unique color city without rival under sunlit light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capri
Naples
Constantinople
New York
Island
Madrid
Rome
London
Pranks of Studentia and Schoolroom Punishments of Old Westminster
Captain Markham recalls 19th century school discipline in Westminster London. He describes backhand smote with a rod leaving a cut, the butt end of a rod delivering tanning to legs, and a harsh code of boner that allowed humbugging while punishing wordbreakers. He also notes ritual tongue tests when ill and the judgelike master observing with scorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Markham
British Arty Telix
Westminster School
London
Markham
Underground Water Deep in Earth's Crust and Flow
The article explains vast underground water, noting the deepest possible reservoirs at about six miles deep. It estimates Earth's crust holds water equal to a quarter of ocean amounts, enough to flood the globe up to 3,000 to 3,500 feet. Underground flow is horizontal after the unsaturated zone, with the Dakota sands producing artesian wells and slow underflow movements toward the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Dakota
Great Plains
Wheat prices listed for August market quotations
Minneapolis market notes show wheat prices for August with Sept at 79.75 cents and Dec at 78 cents. Grades on track include No. 1 hard at 87.4 cents and No. 1 Northern at 86.1 cents. No. 2 Northern at 84.4 cents and No. 3 Northern at 81.54 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Meat prices in St Paul market report
St Paul market notes list cattle prices with ranges for good to choice steers from 4.25 to 5.00, cows and heifers at 3.90 to 4.00, veals 2.50 to 4.65, hogs 4.80 to 5.60, sheep and lamb values from 3.25 to 5.50, with varying grades. Reports date August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wheat and flax price notes from Duluth market
In Duluth on August 5 wheat bids show No 1 hard 865 cents No 1 Northern 8614 cents and No 2 Northern 84 percent. To arrive quotes list No 1 hard 86 percent No 1 Northern 864 percent No 2 Northern 84 percent for September 814ac Dee Dey Flax In Store to arrive and on track NTC September 97 percent October 98 cents November and December 98 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago market report lists cattle prices for prime steers and various grades from $3.75 to $6.65, hogs at roughly $4.60 to $5.75, and sheep ranges from $3.00 to $6.25 with Western and native lambs noted. Full figures cover stockers, cows, heifers, calves, and feeder categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices On Aug 5
Wheat and corn futures listed with September and December contracts. Wheat ranges show 79% to 82 cents, corn at 51 to 52 cents, oats around 33 to 36 cents. Pork prices for August through May listed, dairy butter and creamery values noted, poultry includes turkeys and chickens priced in cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
Artist Phil May Dies in London at 68
London August 6 Phil May renowned artist and illustrator for Punch and the Graphic died after a year of ill health. The death followed a bout of tuberculosis and was hastened by a bohemian life intense work schedule and late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Phil May
Punch
the Graphic
May
Community church notices list weekly meetings
Readable fragments show schedules for prayer and teachers meetings. Various groups for women and mission work meet monthly with defined first or second week arrangements. Deacons and standing committees have evening or late afternoon sessions on specific Mondays.
Austin Homestead Society Meeting Report
A fragmented notice lists attendees including NJ Mayer Foreman and others. The brief item notes a Saturday evening gathering of a local society in Austin with mention of a hall. The readable text is sparse and does not provide a full event outcome or additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Homestead
Mayer Foreman
Fidelity Lodge Initiates Regular Communications in Austin
Fidelity Lodge No A holds its regular meetings at the Masonic hall in Austin Minnesota on the last and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Officer Robertson and Thompson are listed as senior and secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Austin
Minn
Robertson
WMT
Thompson
Seer
Von Dusko Camp Meets Woodman Bait Ket Carter
Readable fragments mention Woodman Bait Ket Carter and clerk Otiven F. The item appears as a brief community note or column snippet with names and partial actions.
Cedar Calm Meets at Woodman Hall on 4th Mondays
A notice for Cedar Calm group meeting at Woodman Hall on the fourth Monday of each month. Anna B Ruble is listed among attendees with roles including Rear. Banks and Oracle appear as names in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Mra
Banks
Oracle
Anna
Ruble
New Meet Held Monthly at Masonic Hall
A notice lists a monthly meeting on the 4th Monday at the Masonic hall with Mr Wo and Mrs W M and Jane Todd serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Wo
W M
Jane Todd
Austin Council Meeting Notice
Austin Council No. 64 meets on the seventh Tuesday at six each month at Woodman Vis iting neighbor Herbert Street Ledger and Boowell Boribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Council No
Woodman
Herbert St Ledger
Bamarita
Boowell
Boribe
Austin Lodge Meets Mondays for visiting Knights
Local fraternal lodge announces Monday evening meetings welcoming visiting Knights. The notice lists address details and encourages guests to attend and participate in weekly sessions.
Turnday Cveus and Local Figures Amid Ames Scene
Local scene centers on Meeis istand ra Turnday Cveus with Atemi Mrs ita Ames and Lady Con joining Panule Paster. Hecord deeper details remain unclear but suggest community event or gathering in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atemi
Lady Con
Panule Paster
Hecord
Court of Honor Meeting Notes Incomplete
Fragments indicate a Court of Honor record with unclear date and attendees. Text is garbled, showing names and routine meeting references without readable details or outcomes.
McIntyre Post Irregular Meeting Notes
The notice lists irregular meetings marked as the first 660 third Saturday events and visiting dumirades. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate scheduling of irregular gatherings and a reference to 000 Koberigon Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Dumirades
Koberigon Command
Austin Lajirge No. 2 Thurdays in Wilks Fall
Fragmentary text notes a meeting pattern for Austin Lajirge No 2 on first and fourth Thursdays with Wilks fall on Maio war. Halt MwW:OL Barris. Recorde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Meeting Notes for Monthly Bike Club in Austin
Members are invited to Masouica hall in Austin for meetings held on the second and fourth Friday each month. W D Hostateh and Beaitud Kuler are listed as officials with local secretary Doe Jr Moe iy fiemiwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Iauibgr No Haiting
Miihe New Bike
NLOV
W. D. Hostateh
Beaitud Kuler
Masouica Hall
Austin
Thonth
H Giew
Doe Jr Moe Iy Fiemiwin
St Prn Ats Crommanuery Meets Monday Evening
Fragmented text notes a meeting or event scheduled for Monday evening involving individuals with unclear names and locations. The readable names include BK Ober and F thoedwin, with possible references to Masonks and Meworde. Details and context are too unclear to specify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Prn
ATS Crommanuery
Fragmentary church notices and events listed
Fragmentary OCR shows prayer meetings and church activities with scattered names and dates. References to missionary work, preaching, and Friday Endeavor events appear alongside incomplete phrases and garbled place names.
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Shamrock II
V. Oe
Youngreen Allerton
Allerton
Gov. Sprague
Alita J
Lra L. Johnson
Turkey
France
Northern Pacific
R. R. Notices
la Crosse, Wis
MENT
Carnogic Total Austinence Union
J.P. Eimer
G P. A
the City OF Color
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chuike
Ney
I. Anudemsud
Pavetisn
Warner SL
Paul Street
Paul
Tree
Ounday
Waekee
Woman's Mission
Mex
Caen
Fidelity Lodge
von Dusko
Knivtts
Urbain
LADY
Maucaleies
Court OF Honor Noa
Mr Saran
Entral Pirhy Triuan
Brisath
Sraebedas
Ceass. Ns
Canland
Saveayboo
First Congregational Clt
Arthur Valcome
St. Pil
Mill Streets
Sunda
Sea
Fapoc
SE Corner Water
Holy Communion
St. Cevelia Guild
Ladies Guild
Frids
Fe Pia
Paul G
O Tofs
Seven Day's
Adventist
Kenwood Ave
Collere St i
Council Bluffs
Inneapolis
Mann St. Paul
Monteoria
Til
Evansville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Memphis
Jen
Hot Springs
Nashville
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Bia
Cal Vice
Pacific Coast
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Iine
A. H. Hanson
Castorra
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