Hayes election forged protests in New Orleans described
The Potter Committee heard how a New Orleans Republican campaign manager and others allegedly entered the Post Office to seize registered letters with forged protests to aid Hayes electors. Senate passed Army bill. House sent Internal Revenue bill to Conference. A railway car accident in Chambersburg injured several. treasury issued the ninety first call for 520 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Louisiana
New Orleans
Hayes
United States Senate
War Department
Institutions of Learning
House
Internal Revenue
Senate
Trinity College
Washington
Charles Harris
William Doogue
M. Frank Paige
Superior Criminal Court
Charles T. Stetson
Teller Committee
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Vermont
Colorado
Chambersburg
Secretary of the Treasury
C. W. Wooley
Cincinnati
Potter Committee
Coyle
Wooley
Hiscock
Alexander Thain
Florida Returning Board
W. E. Chandler
Col. Bliss
Davenport
James H. Madder
Wharton
Gov. Wells
Packard
Wells
D. M. A. Jewett
Gen. Butler
Blanchard
Weather forecast and coastal cautionary signals
For New England the report notes cold westerly winds and partly cloudy skies in the day, with a slight barometer rise, followed by threatening weather and snow later, winds shifting to northeast and southeast and a falling barometer. Cautionary signals remain along the coast from Smithville North Carolina to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Smithville
N. C
New York
Cleveland
Toledo
Middle States
Eastport
Portland
Boston
Burlington
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Savannah
Washington
Train Car Flips Off Track Injuring Dozens in Pennsylvania
A mail train car derailed at Chambersburg station while switching to the southbound run, about twenty five passengers aboard. Fifteen to eighteen injured including Hiram Bixler and Rev Dr Stewart with broken limbs, Frank Scheible and family seriously hurt, several others injured or bruised, local officers and citizens tending the wounded.
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Chambersburg
Hiram Bixler
Fayetteville
Stewart
Newburg
N. Y
Frank Scheible
Scotland
Franklin County
German Catholics demand Purcell affairs statement
The Volks Freund in Cincinnati charges Archbishop Purcell with misusing funds from German Catholics to build Irish churches. They claim much of the money is theirs, that church property may be at risk, and that four million in question has not benefited their congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Volks Freund
Purcell
Legislative hurdles slow passage of tobacco and other bills
The Tobacco bill advances to Conference Committee after House repeal adjustments. the House defeats a two thirds vote on a log selling bill for public buildings. Sundry Civil Service bill passes without debate. Senate clears Army bill with War Department loan provisions. Nominations sent for postmasters and executives. Bennett expedition ship bill passes in Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Providence
Civil Service
Democrats Correct Misread Signals On House Actions
Special Despatch to the Boston Post. Washington Feb 24. Democrats in the House delayed the Legislative Appropriation bill to finish other business first and avert a filibuster threat by Republicans to block elections law repeal. They expect no extra session if Republicans stick to their word. A bill to create a rival telegraph firm may pass soon, with railroads owning most lines and equipment.
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Post Office Department
George L. Smith
Congress
Ferguson
de Soto Parish
Hutton
Boisier Parish
Cornog
Red River Parish
Smith
de Soto
Webster, Boisier
Caddo
Bossier
Gen. Butler
Jack Wharton
United States
Hayes
Ohio
van Gen
Returning Board
Richland
Kellogg
Kelloge
T. Bickford
New York Tribune
Tribune
Sherman
Potter Committee
William E. Anderson
Washington Post Office
Gen
Sheldon
Jewett
Blanchard
H. D. Clark
Gen. Sewell
Thomas S. Kelly
RE. D. Smith
C. L. Ferguson
F. H. Hutton
J. W. Morrow
Fred G. Heath
Gen. Gardiner
Percy Baker
Weber
Pacckard
Jewett- Kellogg
Wooley
Solomon
Washington
House
Hale
Garfield
Senate
Florida
Western Union
United States Railway Telegraph Company
Senate Debates Over Railroads and Telegraphs in Army Bill
The Senate resumed discussion on the Army Appropriation bill with debate over an amendment by Mr Jones to extend telegraph powers to railroad lines. Barred by constitutional concerns, supporters argued Congress could regulate interstate communications, while opponents urged caution about broadening corporate powers. The Howe amendment requiring railroads to accept restrictions before using telegraph lines was approved, 39 to 23, with votes cited for key senators.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Union
Western Union
New York State
Supreme Court
New York
Missouri
North Carolina
Bayard
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Florida
Howe
Delaware
McDonald
Hill
Conkling
Hoar
Merriman
Western Union Telegraph Company
Yeas
Messrs
Allison
Anthony
Barnum
Blaine
Burnside
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Chandler
Coke
Davis
Hpois
Dawes
Dorsey
Eaton
Edmunds
Ferry
Garland
Grover
Hamlin
Hil
Nevada
Kellogg
Kirkwood
McMillan
Matthews
Maxey
Mitchell
Morgan
Morrill
Roline
Sargent
Saunders
Voorhees
Wadleigh
Whyte
Windom
Nays
Messie Bailey
Beck
Booth
Butler
Cockrell
West Virginia
Dennis
Gordon
Harrie
Hereford
Flonda
Kernan
Lamar
McCreery
McPherson
Merrimon
Patter
Telegraphs in Railroads Upheld in Senate Debate
During a Senate session the amendment allowing railroad companies with telegraph lines to transmit for the Government and public was debated. Amendments by Beck and Conkling were rejected, with votes split and various proposals to limit government control or report on postal telegraph prospects discussed but not adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Sainsbury
Shields
Spencer
Wallace
Withers
Jones of
United States
Beck
Thurman
Conkling
Edmunds
Congress
Eaton
Senate Delays Quorum Fight Over Health Bureau Bill
In Washington the Senate struggled over a contagious diseases bill. Amendments targeted the Bureau of Health and the Marine Hospital service. A quorum dispute halted business, with calls to compel attendance and long periods of waiting ending only after Sergeant at Arms orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edmunds
Bureau of Health
District of Columbia
Morgan
Mr Edmunds
Marine Hospital Service
Matthews
Mattheews
Vermont
Harris
Thurman
Director-General of Health
Kernan
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Shell
Erry
Voorhees
Conkling
Hoar
Chaffee
McPherson
Burnside
Sharon
Wallace
Davis
W. Va
Barnum
Bruce
Anthony
Bayard
Blaine
Jones
Nev
Nevada
Sargent
Randolph
American Senate
House Debates Tobacco Bill Amendments in 19th Century Vote
Washington Feb 24 The House resumed consideration of amendments to the Tobacco bill with votes on licensing for liquor dealers tax dates and bank exemptions. Amendments setting liquor dealer fees failed and others on tax start dates and bank insolvency exemptions were rejected or concurred as noted. A conference committee was ordered on the disagreeing House votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Wait
United States
Garfield
Deficiency Appropriation Bill Adds Various Items
The bill reported by the Senate Appropriations Committee adds numerous small items and several large sums including 250,000 for U S Courts jurors witnesses and related expenses, 118,407 for rail mail transport, 83,333 to pay Pacific Mail for China service, 15,000 for Patent Office photo reproductions, 75,000 for coast survey shortfall, and modest sums for widows Bayard Taylor and Colbourne. The action covers the fiscal year ending June 30 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
United States
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
China Mail Service
Congress
Patent Office
Coast Survey
Bayard Taylor
Colbourne
Treasury calls redemption of 520 bonds and consols
The Secretary of the Treasury issues the ninetieth call for redemption of 520 bonds of 1865 and consols of 1867 totaling twenty million dollars. Thirteen million in coupons and seven million in registered bonds mature or become payable at the Treasury on and after May 24. Descriptions include coupon bonds dated July 1 1867 in various denominations from 50 to 1000 dollars with specific serial ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Bond serial ranges and amounts listed
A numeric summary enumerates registered US bonds with coupon totals and maturity note. Ranges include 158,001 to 176,000 for total coupon 18,000,000. Registered bonds redeemable after July 1, 1872 at the U.S. pleasure. Ranges span 50 to 100, 23,501 to 23,620, 11,461 to 11,520, 44,201 to 44,400, 10,000, and 25,301 to 26,950 across various denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington notes and political chatter mix in January items
Senator Anthony presents Public Printer Defrees petition asking relief from responsibility for a January theft of $9000 from the disbursing clerk’s safe. No thief is found. Defrees seeks government coverage. Also: Winthrop on Washington Monument plans. Frost vs Metcalfe election case heads to Metcalfe. Dewees accepts a debate challenge from Nichols on Honest Money.
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Washington
Free
Anthony
John D. Defrees
Defrees
Orden
United States
Mississippi
Chalmers
Robert C. Winthrop
Washington Monument
Frost
Metcalfe
Missouri
Committee On Elections
Dewees
National Greenback Committee
Nichols
Honest Money League
Gardiner liquor agency theft prompts investigation
A thief entered the Gardiner liquor agency last week and stole two ten gallon kegs of liquor. A North Haven lyceum declared the Negro is better off in bondage than free, settling a vexed question. Union caucus in Biddeford nominates James A. Strout for Mayor. Russell Eaton, longtime Maine Farmer publisher, celebrated his 79th birthday. A Maine beet sugar meeting will be held in Augusta Meionaon hall Friday, with Dr Blackwell and Dr J W North addressing attendees.
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Gardiner
Lyceum
North Haven
Biddeford
Maine
Meionaon Hall
Augusta
Blackwell
J. W. North
The Purge Against Louisiana Corrupt Officials
New Orleans dispatch reports a high-stakes campaign by Republican reformers to expose corruption in Louisiana state and federal offices. They accuse District Attorney Albert H. Leonard of blocking indictments, reveal grand jury findings against ex Gov Wells and a Customs broker, and urge wider investigations into the Internal Revenue Bureau tobacco ring led by Morris Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Grand Jury
United States Court
Custom House
Marshal's Office
Internal Revenue Bureau
Albert H. Leonard
Gov. Wells
A.H. Leonard
Department of Internal Revenue
Morris Marks
Marks
Washington
United States
Republican Party
New Hampshire News Briefs From Gotham and Beyond
George F. Webb died at Peabody and Co. mill pond in Gotham likely from heart disease. Isaiah Cook, once of Portsmouth and now sought by C C Copeland of Lowell for swindling, disappeared after leaving a hotel bill unsettled. A New Hampshire petition campaigns to cut rail fares to two cents per mile, citing Boston Concord and Montreal as overly high. the effort targets June legislative action. The penalty for unreasonable fares is set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Webb
Peabody & Co
Mill Pond
Gotham
C. C. Copeland
Howard House
Lowell
Mass
Sheriff Kent
Portsmouth
Isaiah Cook
Newmarket
Cook
D. Jones
Boston
Worcester
New Hampshire
New York
Concord
Montreal
Bath
Woodsville
Multiple Worcester area deaths and local notices
A string of local notices reports several deaths including a New Bedford girl found dead in bed and Gill Valentine of Worcester, a former City Auditor. Also, a sailor named Andrew Johnson lost at sea near Gloucester, and James Dawson of Maynard identified as the frozen man near Lowell. Police officer Daniel Williams injured. Horatio Hathaway elected Fall River director. Kitty White of Westfield marries Ephraim Williams amid prior elopement news. School and city administration updates follow with textbook funding, clerk appointments, and bids for city services. A Westfield recount dispute in the Tenth District raises fraud concerns amid local politics chatter.
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David H. Mitchell
New Bedford
James Spear
Plymowt Cordage Company
William Hoakes
Gloucester
Andrew Johnson
Daniel Williams
Worcester
Gill Valentine
Northboro
Essex Junction
Boston
Boston and Lowell
Lowell
James Dawson
Maynard
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Horatio Hathaway
Stephen Davos
Samuel W. Rodman
F. M. Weld
Alfred Rodman
Dedham
Henry Slowe
Bradford S. Davos
Kitty White
Westfield
Ephraim Williams
Williams
Charles Johnson
Lowell School Committee
Hoar
Caleb C. Potter
Kinsley
William Robertson
E. Clarkson
F. L. Brow
Westfield Public
Ottawa Commons Debates BC Tax Act and Halifax Rail Terminus
In the House of Commons Mr Decosmos asked if British Columbia’s tax act targeting Chinese residents would be disallowed, and the Minister of Justice said the government is considering it. The Supreme Court BC ruled the act ultra vires and no appeal filed. Mr Robinson asked about a water-side terminus for the Intercolonial Railway near Halifax to avoid ice disruption. the Minister of Public Works said under consideration.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Decosmos
British Columbia
Supreme Court of
Robinson
Intercolonial
Halifax
Amnesty bill gains support as far as deputies allow
From Versailles France February 24 the Senate committee on the Amnesty bill favours the measure with eight of nine members backing it as passed by the Deputies. Justice Minister Le Royer said the government had reached the utmost concession on the bill.
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Versailles
Fed
Bureau
Senate
M. le Royer
Belgrade
Servia
Porte
ST. Petersburg
Melikoff
Nantes
Loire
Paris
Saint Rene Taillandier
London
Ashton-under-Tyne
Jonathan Gill
Manchester
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Warsaw
Sancomicis
San
Vistula
Lord Dufferin
Weston
Bury St. Edmunds
Times
Tirnova
Austria
Novi Bazar
Aigean Sea
Russia
Alexandria
Egypt
Abyssinia
Seine
Students celebrate Washington's Birthday at Trinity College
Conflict between Trinity College faculty and students over approved celebration plans leads to eight suspensions and orders to leave town. Students refuse college exercises, appeal to the dean, and plan to persist in their stance while a delegation heads to Middletown to seek Bishop Williams intervention.
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Washington
Hartford
H Hartford
Conn
Trinity College
Bishop Williams
Middletown
Coasting accident claims death of nine year old William Grundy
In Providence the death of nine year old William Grundy son of Roger Grundy is reported from a coasting accident. In Providence Supreme Court creditors of the A. and W. Sprague Manufacturing Company sought removal of Trustee Mr Chaffee, but by mutual consent the hearing was postponed to the fourth Monday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grundy
Roger Grundy
Providence
Supreme Court
A. & W. Sprague Manufacturing Company
Chaffee
New Haven Deaths and Trial Begin in Bridgeport
Patrick Donohoe 80 falls dead on a New Haven sidewalk. John M. Muller's wife attempts suicide with oxalic acid over alleged domestic troubles. Frank Bassett's murder trial of Frank Weinbecker opens in Bridgeport before Judges Loomis and Sanford, with Mrs Alexander, convicted in the same case, to testify for the State.
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Patrick Donohoe
New Haven
John M. Muller
Frank Bassett
Frank Weinbecker
Loomis and Sanford
Bridgeport
Alexander
Philadelphia mail thief dies in prison after suicide attempt
P R Ferguson once chief local agent in West Philadelphia killed by ingesting prussic acid in his cell after arrest for stealing letters in December. Henry E Wallace longtime editor of the Legal Intelligencer died aged 65. Methodist Episcopal ministers urged the President to veto the Chinese immigration bill and Baptist clergy adopted similar resolutions.
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Philadelphia
P. R. Ferguson
Henry E. Wallace
Legal Intelligencer
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Fires Wreak Havoc Across Multiple Cities
A flurry of fires reported February 24 across Lowell Philadelphia Providence Scranton Portland Manhasset and Long Island. Wyman's block in Lowell suffered $25 000 total loss including two fancy goods stores and church space. Egan's hay and feed shop in Philadelphia lost $7 000 with three firefighters injured. Block Island store burned with $10 600 loss and Odd Fellows Hall destroyed. Scranton boot and shoe plant and flour warehouse burned for $14 000 total. Rines & Co and J H Rines stock damaged up to $10 000 in Portland. Shillings house in Cumberland burned with $1 000 loss. Dodge's bakery in Manhasset burned leavingRobert Fisher fatally injured.
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Lowell
Mass
Wyman
Merrimac Street
A. C. Skinner
H.T. Jaques
Woman’s Temperance League
Wyman Heirs
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Frs
Egan’s Hay and Feed Store
North Front Street
Harry Hallworth
Henry S. Haly
George Cost
George K. Bonnafon
Insula
Providence
R. I
Fes
Block Island
Lorenzo Littlefield
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company
C. P. Matthews
Portland
Middle Street
Evans
J. H. Rines & Co
Isaac Shillings
Cumberland
Manhasset
L. I
Dodge
Robert Fisher
Defaulter Angell Extradited for Trial in Chicago
Defaulter Angell has been sent from Philadelphia to Chicago for trial. The St Lawrence water level fell twenty inches Saturday allowing mills to resume work yesterday. In New Jersey the House failed to pass a veto demand against the anti Chinese bill by a 24 to 28 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angell
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Lawrence
New Jersey
House of Representatives
Lincoln county shoot death and staged robberies reported
The News's Santa Fe special reports H J Chapman a McSween leader shot dead at the Lincoln County Court House. Fort Worth says masked men halted a stage for Fort Yuma and robbed fourteen registered mail packages. Jacksonville special notes Joseph E Douglas killed by E H Edmondson at the Post Office with buckshot. motive unknown.
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Galveston
Santa Fe
Lincoln County
H.J. Chapman
McSween
Court House
Lincoln
Fort Worth
Fort Yuma
Jacksonville
Joseph E. Douglas
Douglas & Son
E. H. Edmondson
Storm destroys churches and coal shed in Prince Edward Island
In Cardigan road the Catholic Church, in Souris the Presbyterian Church, and a Summerside railway coal shed were blown down during a fierce yesterday storm. Other casualties are reported as snow cuts reach sixteen to twenty feet deep.
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ST. Joan
N. B
Prince Edward Island
Cardigan Road
Souris
Summerside
Indian attacks near Rapid City and Cheyenne Crossing
Two freight trains were attacked by Indians near Rapid City as bands moved toward Sitting Bull's camp. At Sulphur Springs Station a man was killed and four horses driven off. Cavalry pursuit began from Fort Mead. Reports say Little Wolf Cheyennes and Red Cloud and Spotted Tail camps operate with scattered war parties across Rapid City, Cheyenne Crossing, and Sulphur Springs. Freighters avoid Pierre after the Cheyenne Crossing massacre.
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Deapwwoond
C. T
Rapid City
Sulphur Springs Station
Bismarck Road
Seventh Cavalry
French
Fort Mead
Little Wolf
Sitting Bull
Yankton, D. T
Bramble, Miner & Co
Cheyenne Crossing
Pierre
Dakota
Sulphur Springs
Cheyenne
Maine Senate Acts Indefinite Postponements and Constitutional Vote
Augusta February 24 The Maine Senate postpone several measures including public coal scales and prison inspector abolitions while advancing a civil service bill and biennial legislature amendment 109 to 21. The House endorsed constitutional decisions on commissioners and taxes and concurred with Senate on mill tax diversion from the school fund by 86 to 41.
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Senate
Civil Service
Counecil
Supreme Judicial Court
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Horace
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S. R
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BIRD
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Tremont St
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Cyrus L. & CO
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Brooks & CO
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Blancrar
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Goldthwait
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Charlestown
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Evans Forse
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Quincy
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the ST. James
Young's Hotel
Bean
Jacob
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Frances
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Ballard
Vincent
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Chaffin
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John
Washington St
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Whitcombe, H. P
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Devonshire St
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Henney F. Willer
Wnashington
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Cundy
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JAS
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Edward F
Equitable Ice
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Wade, J. M
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Damon, Geo. L
American Steam Safe Works
MORSE
KR. & CO
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COCHRAN, S. @. & CO
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Devereaux & Meserve
Flagg, D.F
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Oregon
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Wood
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Interior Department
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Yaruanx, L
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Antwerp
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Ware
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