Bloomfield Doctors Offer Prompt 24 Hour Service
Cravens physician and surgeon on the north side of the square Bloomfield Indiana. Dr Lowder with drug store on east side of Weburn square. Burke, M.D. as physician and surgeon at Galasac attended to promptly day and night.
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Rian
Newark
Ind
W. Gratmi Ysician
Bloomfield, Inds
Aenat
Caving & Cavins
C Cravens
North Side
Bloomfeld, Ind
BR. Lowder
Taleup
Burke
M.D
Trustee Notice for Wright Township Greene County Indiana
Notice to Wright Township residents that WM Powell Trustee will meet weekly at Jasonville on Tuesdays and at his residence on Saturdays to transact township business. No other business will be conducted on those days as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustee
Wright
Greene
County
Indiana
Jasonville
WM. Powell
Trustee's Notice for Stafford Township Greene County Indiana
Notice to residents that ET will transact township business at my office in Marco on weekdays excluding Sunday. Signed late Samuel Nyenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Greene County
Indiana
Marco
Wee Samueg Nyoeman
Trustee Announces Saturday Office Hours in Grant Township
Wats H. Deckard trustee of Grant township Greene County Indiana announces he will be at Switz City each Saturday forenoon and at his residence two miles south and one mile east of the precinct each Saturday afternoon to transact township business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothe
Grant Waship
Greene County
Indiana
Switz City
Wats H. Deckard
Trustee's Notice from Greene County Townships
Notice to residents of Highland Brockton and Cass townships in Greene county Indiana that trustees will transact township business at listed locations on set days each week. J O Calvert Joseph Moss and John D Moore notify residents of their weekly office hours and residence meetings per law during their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Township
Greene
County
Brockton Township
Greene County
Indiana
Gldinton
Joseph’ Moss
Cass Township
Newberry
Gaid Township
John -D Moore
Notice of Trustee Meetings in Greene County Indiana
Notice to residents of Taylor and Center townships Greene County Indiana that trustees Henry Borter and Bbs Stringfellow will conduct township business at their residences on specified days weekly. Meetings occur Saturdays and Tuesdays per law. Residents advised of designated times and locations for official transactions.
Smith Township notice from Greene County Indiana Trustee
Notice to residents of Smith township Greene county Indiana that the trustee will be at the trustee’s office residence on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month to transact the business of the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Township
Greene County
Indiana
Bob, Spainhower
William M Moss to Hold Weekly Office in Bloomfield Court House
County Superintendent William M Moss announces he will hold his office in the Bloomfield Indiana courthouse each Saturday until further notice to transact official business. The notice is dated June 1889 and signed by Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
William M.moss
Bloomfield
Teacher Examination Notice for Bloomfield Indiana
Notice that an examination for teacher's license will be held on the last Saturday of each month starting at 9 o'clock in the Bloomfield high school room Bloomfield Ind County Superintendent Bloomfield Ind June 5 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Ind
Lllliam
M. Moss
Bloomfield
Ind
June Sth. Vores
Indians Attack Supply Train at Wounded Knee Creek
A six hour engagement near Wounded Knee Creek as Indians besieged a wagon train moved by Private Collins who escaped pursuit. Reinforcements arrived and the attackers were repulsed with several horses and ponies killed. Gen Miles held talks with Pine Ridge leaders who indicated desire for peace and return to the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounded Knee Creek
Rapid City
Collins
Everone
General Schofield Receives Indication of Surrender
Maj. Gen. Schofield received a telegram from Gen. Miles dated Pine Ridge January 5 noting leaders Big Road He Do Little Hawk Jack Redd Cloud and High Hawk surrendered to miles on the Yellowstone in 1877. The Indian Bureau estimate reductions by Congress stretch through 1890 with figures listed for multiple years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse
Long Bear
Little Hawk
Gen. Miles
Sen. Miles
Washington
Pine Ridge
Indian Bureau
Congress
Battle Looms Between Hostiles and Friends at Pine Ridge
A World Herald special from Pine Ridge reports an imminent clash not between troops and hostiles but between hostiles and inside collaborators seeking to flee the hostile camp for the agency. The situation signals potential disaster amid shifting loyalties and crowded tensions on Jan 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
World-Herald
Pine Ridge
One Thousand Recruits Leave Standing Rock for Hostiles
Indications suggest about 1,000 Indians have deserted Standing Rock agency to join the hostiles. Reported from North Dakota on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standing Rock
Yates, N.’ Dak
Standing Rock Agency
Pine Ridge Indians Seek Peace Return to Agency
Rushville Nebraska dispatch reports a small party led by Young Jack Red Cloud Big Road and High traveling Monday afternoon toward peace and reentry to the agency amid tensions and desire for orderly relations with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville, Neb
Jack Red Cloud
Big Road
High
Seventeenth Day Adjournment Follows No Senate Business
Twenty Seventh Day notes the senate did no business on Friday and adjourned at 12:15 after a Spooner motion to noon Monday. No quorum was present. The house also adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Spooner
House
Free-coinage debate halts elections bill. Idaho senators sworn
In the senate eight free coinage Republicans joined Democrats to set aside the elections bill and advance the financial bill. Mr Stewart offered a free coinage amendment while Mr Sherman spoke against it. New Idaho senators were sworn in. In the house a bill passed to erect a public building at Richmond Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Stewart
Sherman
Idaho
House
Richmond
Free coinage debate and shipping bill in congress
On the twenty ninth day in the senate Mr. Teller and Mr. West urged free coinage of silver and attacked Mr. Sherman with a reply anticipated from Sherman. Mr. Morrill opposed free coinage. In the house Democrats failed to block the shipping bill but spoke against plans to revive the American merchant marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Teller
West
Sherman
Morrill
House
Dozen Miners Die In Angles Camp Shaft Accident
An Utica mine shaft accident at Angels Camp California killed ten to twelve men as a cable split near the top and plunged a group of miners about 450 feet to the sump below. Names include Joe Carter William Case Dan Dennison and others amid a prior year cave in.
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San Andreas
Cal
Utica
Angels’ Camp
Joe Carter
William Case
Dan Dennison
Tom Donovich
John Demaris
Dave McCann
P. Trupich
J. Bristano
Republican agitation in Spain sparks Madrid crackdown
Maprno January 7. The republican agitation in Spain alarms Madrid as the government orders police to expel all suspected foreigners from the country.
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Spain
Maprno
Madrid
Boy Almost Killed in Saloon Alley Assault in Columbus
John Lacy, a 16 year old accused of threatening with a razor, assaulted Ed Diltz near a Goble saloon in Columbus leaving the boy badly cut but alive. Lacy was captured and jailed on assault with intent to kill charges. In Exwoop, residents fear a tremor tied to natural gas after a minor quake unsettles the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
John Lacy
Joseph Goble
Ed Diltz
I. Winans
Lacy
Diltz
German baker found wounded in Brazx sleeping shop
Charles Graw a German baker in Brazx Indiana was found Saturday morning in critical condition with several deep cuts from a large knife beside his bed in the bakery. He said a burglar inflicted the wounds but gave no clue to the assailant. If the wounds had been deeper he could have bled to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazx
Ind
Charles Graw
Powderly Puts Call for Labor Conference to Form Third Party
T V Powderly, general master workman of the Knights of Labor, urges labor groups to decide on dates for a conference with Farmers' Alliance and trade unions to form a third party. Washington’s Birthday is favored. Cincinnati proposed for February 23, 1891, with follow ups in March and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Farmers’ Alliance
Order of Knights of Labor
Ocala
Fla
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Depopulation of Jewish Villages Reported from St Petersburg
Cablegrams from Loxpon dated January 7 report that entire Jewish villages are being depopulated on the pretense they are forbidden, including villages far beyond official boundaries. A Jewish father was fined for a son who did not appear for conscription, the son having died in infancy years earlier. Land speculators are acquiring the abandoned estates for little value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
St. Petersburg
Aid for the Famine Sufferers Contrite Balfour to Publish Contributors
Lonpoy January 7 Mr Balfour wires apology for not acknowledging the many sums sent in aid of famine threatened Ireland districts. He will soon publish the first list naming all contributors and amounts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
Balfour
Ireland
General Election Likely in England This Spring
London January 7. Articles indicate a general election in the spring. Sir William Harcourt Dyke of Dartford, aligned with Lord Salisbury's government, urged supporters to prepare for a dissolution of parliament around Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
William Art Dyke
Dartford
Lord Salisbury
Europe Endures Severe Cold and Snowbound Rail Traffic
Cold weather grips Europe with heavy snow blocking the Altona Kiel railway and halting traffic. Elbe navigation is hindered by ice in several locations while Greece remains warmer and more pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Altona
Kiel
Elbe
Greece
Prince Nicholas Dead and Storms Hit Europe
Prince Nicholas of Leuchtenberg dies at 47 after a cancer battle. In Germany heavy snow storms paralyze railroads with trains buried in drifts. A Johannesburg gold patch reports a surge in output, claiming the richest mines.
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Prince Nicholas
Paris
Prince Nicholas of
Leuchtenberg
Russia
Ferdinand
Germany
Berlin
Tragic Fire Claims Mrs Stinson in Martinsville
Mrs John Stinson of Danville area, described as of unsound mind, saturated her clothing with coal oil and struck a light match on Tuesday. Her husband, in attempting a rescue, suffered serious burns. Medical officials say she will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
John Stinson
Danville
Vitriol Attack Blanks Greeneastle Resident
In Greencastle Indiana on January 2 Mr D Kleinbul was confronted at his home by an unknown woman who hurled a pitcher of blue vitriol into his face causing injuries. Police are investigating the assault and seeking information about the attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
D. Kleinbul
Greenxwoop
Jefferson West
Local man dies after celebrating permit to sieve carp
John Savage of Connersville Indiana died from excitement after obtaining permission from Washington to sieve for carp in the hydraulic. The incident occurred in Connersville with local officials confirming the unusual death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Ind
John Savage
Washington
Revolver settles dispute in Greensburg family quarrel
Walter Berry fired two bullets at his brother in law John Pettitt in Greensburg Indiana after a dispute. Pettitt survived the close range attack and was treated locally. Police investigated the incident and Berry faced potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Walter Berry
Johm Pettitt
Indiana items of crime finance and public notices from the state
A string of Indiana incidents reports defalcation resolved for five thousand dollars, a prison term of twenty one years for rape of a minor, a shooting injury at a Greensburg area dance, a smallpox case in Lodi, and the Indiana school fund standing at 92251341. Other notes include a German inheritance matter factual to Charles Schultz, unsettled sheriff bondsmen in Columbus, a whisky related death prod wreck, two cent railroad fare movement, a boy injured by an iron fence in Columbus, a Columbus drunken brawl, Anderson offering glass plant use, and Peru glass works placed under a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloyd County
Ind
Witiel
John, Pinkerton
South Bend
Greensburg
Walter Perry
John FE. Pettit
Lodi
Indiana
Indiana School Fund
Charles Schultz
Shelbyville
Germany
Sherif William
Smith
Columbus
Indy
Will McLean
Dan McCauly
Brazil
Collumbus
Frank Schwarz Tukoff
John Lacy
Peru, Ind
Mass miners meeting called at Clay City for organization
Braz Indiana January 6 a mass meeting of miners is called for Clay City to strengthen organization ahead of the state convention on March 3 and to push legislative measures. Mining continues well through May 1 when a new yearly scale begins. Block coal orders rise as block and bituminous coal prices align.
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Braz
Ind
Clay City
Brazil
Cultured impostors set up math school in Tipton
About three weeks ago two well dressed strangers came to Tipton and rented lodgings. They ran a mobile mathematical school charging one dollar per pupil for a set of lessons. After several schools, the men vanished leaving unpaid bills and students abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Ind
Tobacco Culture in Johnson County
Greenwood Indiana January reports farmers embrace tobacco cultivation with Louisville builders planning a large warehouse as one hundred acres are projected this year. Last year’s shipments earned top prices, signaling a thriving regional tobacco market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Greenwood
Ind
Louisville
Drowns While Crossing Swollen Indiana Stream
In Wayne county a boat with Fannie Turner Hattie Roberts and Nelson Wheeler capsized while crossing a swollen stream. Wheeler fled to shore with Miss Roberts escaping, but Miss Turner could not escape and drowned. Turner was described as a popular belle.
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Drovwneil
Hentington
Ind
Wayne County
Fannie Turner
Hattie Roberts
Nelson Wheeler
Wheeler
Miss Roberts
Miss Turner
Smallpox case reported in Clay County Indiana
Smalipox case near Brazil Indiana traced to a visit in Danville Illinois. Ms Samuels of Lodi mining village fell ill and physicians declare smallpox. Nearby excitement follows as health officials monitor the situation.
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Smalipox
Clay County
Brazil
Ind
Samuels
Lodi
Danville
Tll
Tramps Loot Siegel’s Clothing Store in Brazil
Six unknown men robbed Siegel's clothing store in Brazil Indiana leaving six piles of cast-off clothing in exchange for six suits including underwear overcoats and hats. Loss estimated at $200 with no trace of the tramps or suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Siegel
Death in Lincoln County Shocks Local Hunters
Rockport Indiana January 7 Edward Criswell was found dead near his home after a hunting trip. His bird dog returned to lead the family to the body and officials suspect accidental gun discharge caused the death. In Lebanon Indiana January 7 Walter Marley and Martin Hohl suffered severe burns from a natural gas explosion with Hohl fatally hurt.
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Rockrort
Ind
Lincoln
This County
Edward Criswell
Lebanon
Walter Marley
Indianapolis
Martin Hohl
Kuhn Seeks Fort Wayne Trial For Horse Stealing
In Fort Wayne Indiana Kuhn requests trial in this city for horse stealing rather than being arraigned in Tiffin Ohio for the murder of Campaign. The note reflects preference for local legal venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kuhn
Tiffin
Ampau
Young Thief Capturer in Wanasy Milliner Safe Theft
In Wanasy Indiana Mrs. Standecker a wholesale milliner reported months of missing money from her safe. Police Officers Hoover and Lassell nabbed a 13 year old Watlash youth inside the store room as he attempted to unlock the safe after entering via an elevator shaft. He had helped himself to over $100 in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanasy
Ind
Standecker
Wight
Hoover
Lassell
Watlash
Miners' bodies found after Wilkes Barre blast
Recovered remains of eight miners killed in the Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, mine disaster March 8 identified and buried. Telegraph network nationwide suffers a near-complete outage from eastern storms. Emma Abbott dies in Salt Lake City from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Pran
Pennsylvania Railrowl
SeTneville
Lehigh
Wilkesbarre
Chicago 4
Young Men’s Christian Association
Harr'gon
Marshall Field & Company
Chicago
United States
Washington
Winnipeg
Pacific
Emma Abbott
Salt Lake City
United Mine Workers
Federation of Labor
Alabama
Geo. W. Peck
Wisconsin
Lord of
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Fire Damage Hits Multiple Sites Across Cities
Fire in New York damaged Frenkmann's factory on Center Street with $50,000 loss. Montreal saw $100,009 in bookseller Bauchemin wholesale damage. Plattsburg prison fire forced 370 inmates to be moved as losses reached $200,000. Blaine mansion in Washington suffered $12,000 to $15,030 in fire and water. Friday night fires destroyed parts of Liftth Avenue and Herrmann's theaters and a dozen stores, totaling about $347,000.
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Frenkmann
Center Street
New York
Montreal
Plattsburg
N. Y
Blaine
Washington
Leiters
Liftth Avenue
Herrmann’s
Insurrection, drownings, and riots sweep across nations
The report cites an insurrection in the Caroline Islands due to Spanish oppression. It mentions several drownings at Perth on the Danube caused by ice breaking during skating. It also notes a violent riot in Glasgow between striking railroad workers and authorities with many arrests and expected further trouble.
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Caroline Islands
Perth
Danube
Glasgow
Scotland
Killed While Defending a Child in Martinsville
W B Shoemaker of Indianapolis was fatally shot in Franklin while trying to protect a little girl from a drunken assailant. The killer fired after Shoemaker grabbed the revolver. The event follows earlier reports of other local accidents and a prison confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ind
Fatally Shot by a Schoolmate in Indiana
SuivLBYVitre Ind Jan 5 Voorhees Fix son of Suire James Fix living near Fenns shot in the head Saturday by a schoolmate standing about 200 feet away. Injury described as probably fatal. The boy who fired the revolver is named Stephens. Fighting an Application for a Saloon Blanchester Ind Jan 2 Blanchester fights Lafayette Irvin for 2 license to bring a saloon to the town against the will of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suivlbyvitre
Ind
Blanchester
Lafayette
Mine Collapse at Coal Bluff Buries Two Men in Indiana
Brazil Indiana January 5 a heavy fall of slate at the Diamond mine Coal Bluff buries Henry and Joe Mc Mahon father and son and injures William Lawhorn and B Morgan. Daniel Piper caught his hand under bolts of an ascending cage and was hoisted ninety feet before being lowered to the bottom for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Coal Bluff
Henry
Joe McMahon
William Lawhorn
B. Morgan
Daniel Piper
Buffalo Bill Discovery Story Tells of Fame and Fortune
The piece recounts Ned Buntline and W C Gayler tracing Buffalo Bill Cody to world fame. It notes Cody’s Western exploits, papers boosting his name, and his reported earnings of about a million dollars in five years. It also mentions contemporary items and oddities from Indianapolis to society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Eyantline
W.C. Gayler
New York
Buffalo Bill
St. James Hotel
Gayler
Cody
Europe
Gaylor
Pbuatialo Bil
Street & Smith
New York Weekly
Ned Buntline
Maj. North
Pawnees
Bill
Buntline
Yeading
Iansas
City Times
Argentine Chile railway to pass eight tunnels in Andes
Engineering reports that a new railway linking Argentina and Chile will bore eight tunnels totaling nearly ten miles through the Andes. Water power and electricity will drive the boring machines, with Juncal and Navarre cataracts supplying turbines and air pressure systems aiding Portillo La Calavera and La Cumbre tunnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentine Republic
Chili
Andes
Junecalillo
Portillo
la Calavera
la Cumbre
Juncalillo
Juncal Station
Juncalilo
Calavera
Serpentine
Cumbre
Ar- Eceeine
Navarre
Cumbre Tunnel
Unearthed Dwarf Remains Reported Near Cadboro Bay
Captain J. S. Prescott recalls an experience north of Victoria B C as workers unearthed ancient burials at Macaulay Point. Mounds yielded a dwarfed adult, Chinese skull formation, and rough cooking utensils along with arrow heads from tribes long extinct. Cadboro Bay yielded similar finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Prescott
Victoria
B. C
Macaulay
Pacific Coast
Cadburo Bay
Sano Srancisco
Indian endurance far surpasses white athletes says Winder
Dr. Winder of California notes Indians have thirty years among them and cannot be matched in physical development. He claims they are born strong, with a 15 year old Indian boy capable of greater fatigue than white athletes. He adds small pox and billets are the main risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
California
Detroit Free Press
Odds and Ends Chronicle Snippets from an 19th Century Page
A mixture of curiosities notes poisons in Putresvine from flesh and fish and a remedy tea for children using sweet flagroot. It mentions a six to seven mile per second escape velocity from Earth and Chauncey Depew shedding his smoking habit. The Princess of Wales is described as the queen’s favorite daughter-in-law cherished by the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey M. Depew
Princess of Wales
Mythologic School In a Greek cave Chiron Taught Heroes
In a Greek mountain cave the centaur Chiron trained famed youths including Orpheus Mopsus Castor Heracles and Keen Eye. The tale notes Chiron’s knowledge of stars plants medicines poisons and the virtues of truth singing shooting and throwing. The boys grew famous under his tutelage with bravery and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Chiron
Orpheus
Mopsus
Butes
Fiphys
Castor
Heracles
Saadee Lang
Sk. Nicholis
Cheaper Oranges Hint at Global Price Gaps
An interview in the St Louis Globe Democrat notes oranges can be bought cheaper in St Louis than in Florida. Local fruit often comes from Florida groves, but the lowest prices are said to come from Italy and the Mediterranean. Freight to New Orleans is rising, storage harms fruit, and careful handling could increase returns four to sixfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Louis
Florida
Flor
Ida
Italy
New Orleans
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Advertising Aphorisms From the Las Vegas Optic
The Las Vegas Optic cites advertising wisdom for merchants with quotes on seed like advertising, careful use, and bold visuals. It argues that consistent attractive ads keep a merchant’s name before the public and likens constant advertising to water dripping on rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las ‘Vegas
N. M
Optic
Merchants and clerks must excel to win sales
A historic notice argues that successful merchants rely on obliging, informed salesmen. It condemns ineffective clerks and urges merchants to hire courteous, well informed staff, improving quickly or quitting.
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Thos. van Buseire
Smeneon ‘Short
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New
Courty House
Ofca
Shryer’s
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Atore
Gal
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Diana
D. W.crockett
Suinkarp ¢ & Crockett, “Attorneys-At-Law
Bloomfield, Ind
Coltec‘Mons
E. Davia
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Gneene
Miy
Exsto
Washington Township
Borgi
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Calvert
Taylor Township
Henry Borter
Center Township
Heaton
P. O
Trvetce
Bold
Alliance
Nebraska
Lixcotx
Neb
H. Piertle
Pengent Party
Elder
Eric Johnson
House Committee On
Franz Siegel
Schofield
THE
Pine Ridge Indians
Shelby County
Mr. Powderly
Tradea Unionists
Farmers' Alliance—Conference
Lononon
Jin
South Africa
Johannesburg
Ndiana News
tHoosierdam
Organization of Miners
Hartworp City
Jacob White
B. C. Beal
S. W. Cantwell
Steele
Marshall
Beal
Scottsport
Solomon Davis
Lexington
Edgar Thompson
Braddock
Boone County
W. Va
Pete Jowell
George
James Samson
Hadley
Mass
Wright County
Minn
Johny Mckenzie
Cleveland
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Wilson
Farnin & Richardson
Bell
Medicine’ Lodge
Kan
Warsaw
Joseph Piew
Henry Dunham
Stroop
Painter
Bluffton
John Hicks
Penn
Bias Trenee Y University
Wisconsi
Nowo
Susan Wells
Newington
Conn
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