Ohio Votes in Tremor as Federal Interference Threatens
Dispatch from Columbus notes intense activity at polls with Democrats fearing biased counting and Republicans mobilizing deputies. Estimates for Ohio’s presidential result vary from 4,000 to 15,000 in favor of Blaine, while Democrats predict 6,000 to 8,000 for their ticket. Carl Schurz in Buffalo foresees Cleveland winning and discusses statewide dynamics and independent voters.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Carl Schurz
Music Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Riots in Birmingham Stop Conservative Meeting in England
In Birmingham on October 13 liberals disrupted multiple Conservative gatherings at Aston grounds town hall and skating rink. They battered doors, used hall debris as weapons, and forced speakers Sir Stafford Northcote and Lord Randolph Churchill to seek side rooms. Churchill denounced the liberals, pledging retaliation, while a Birmingham Conservative caucus urged order at public meetings.
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Birmingham
Eng
Aston Grounds
Town Hall
Sir Stafford Northcote
Lord Randolph Churchill
Randolph Churchill
England
Conservative Club
Joseph Chamberlin
October Storms Bring Damage Across Maine Regions
A severe October gale hit Lewiston and nearby towns, unroofing Estes hall in Auburn and Sabattus picker mill, damaging chimneys, roofs, glass, and mill interiors. Damage exceeds $5000 with trees bent and a bridge rail torn. Separate reports note a Taunton thunderstorm injuring two and a Rockland gale blowing vessels from moorings and damaging a Meadows house.
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Lewiston
Sabattus
Auburn
Estes Hall
Barker Mill
Estes
Blakie
S. L. Hill
Slugging Match Draws Thousands as McCaffrey Bests Mitchell
More than six thousand fans packed Madison Square Garden to watch Dominick McCaffrey of Pittsburg defeat Charles Mitchell of England in a boxing bout that ended in the fourth round. Mitchell had the crowd betting on his edge, but McCaffrey’s punches carried the match. Referee Captain Williams stopped the fight in the fourth round and McCaffrey was declared winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Charles Mitchell
England
Dominick McCaffrey
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Boston
Philadelphia
McGaffrey
McCaffrey
Williams
The Railroad War Brings 20 Percent Immigrant Commission
The Baltimore and Ohio railway announces a 20 percent commission on all immigrant passengers over its line from New York and Baltimore. Seen as retaliation for Pennsylvanian railroad cuts to B&O New York connections. Expected to disrupt the immigrant pool and worsen first and second class passenger rates. Rumors say export freight rates on the coast are being cut by two pool lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
New York
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edison Company Lighting 500 Lamps in Bellows Falls
In Bellows Falls Vermont on October 13 the Edison Company for Isolated Lighting of New York began installing 500 incandescent lamps at local paper mills with plans to exceed 750 lamps as contracts with other mills proceed. An American Arc company representative arranges for local firms and a village plant outside mills, with a $10,000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Edison Company
New York
American Arc Company
Advised Porto Rico claims epidemic free status
Porto Rico is said to be free from epidemic diseases while Antigua anticipates a strong sugar crop. Santo Domingo considers a general amnesty bill for political exiles. Christiansted Planters’ meeting seeks wage cuts in Demerara and Barbadoes. Venezuela’s turmoil worsens as distress grows among rural people. Hunter's Point police end a Sunday baseball game. three players detained. Guatemala reports a small refugee-led invasion halted, peace restored.
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Porto Rico
Antigua
National Congress
Santo Domingo
Planters’ Association
Christianasted
St. Croix
Demerara
Barbadoes
Venezuela
Hunter’s Point
L. I
Steinway Avenue
New York
Guatemala
Burglary at Buxton & Wilson store in Salem
Burglary Sunday night at Buxton and Wilson store in Salem, N H I with property valued at 300 dollars stolen. Alanson Chapin age 86 hanged himself Monday in Amherst Massachusetts in his son Lemuel R. Chapin shop, claim temporary insanity. Independent meeting set for Pittsfield with Col Higginson and A W Nowe as speakers. Portland Trust Company organized Monday with trustees from Portland and elsewhere including Guy Robie. Fall River elects officers led by John Brayton as president and H B Durfee as director and treasurer.
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Buxton & Wilson
Salem
N. Hi
Alanson Chapin
Lemuel R. Chapin
Amherst
Mass
Pittsfield
Col
W. Higgingon
Boston
A. W. Nowe
Cambridge
Portland
Guy, Robie
Fall River
Hendricks and Blaine Meet in Lancaster Crowd
A morning trip to the Hocking valley spots Gov. Hendricks passing through Lancaster amid a thousand cheering locals. Blaine enters a palace car as Hendricks greets the crowd with a brief speech while bands play.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Blaine
Gov. Hendricks
West Virginia
Lancaster
Hendricks
Tom Hendricks
Mr. Blaine
Miners Favor Democrats Over Blaine in Valley
Correspondent notes large pro Hendricks crowds in Logan Straitsville and Nelsonville. Miners express bitter opposition to the Republican ticket led by Blaine, with about 50 of 3000 Straitsville voters likely to back Democrats or Greenbackers. Predicts Republican losses of at least 1000 votes in the valley. Dudley sends funds but cannot sway sentiment.
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Blaine
Logan
Hendricks
Straitsville
Nelsonville
James G. Blaine
Newtonville
Dudley
G. B.G
Army of Deputy U S marshals Organized to Help Republicans
Cincinnati reports an enormous force of deputy United States marshals to monitor polls tomorrow with 900 marshals and a 300 man reserve. Democrats fear intimidation and bribery, while Mayor Stephens and a Democratic sheriff prepare police and deputies to counter. The Enquirer denounces the move as threatening peace and ballot purity. Detectives arrest 12 white men linked to Lexington in a bid to spot colored repeaters, with more arrests expected. Columbus measures to prevent trouble also noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Cincinnati
Dudley
Filley
Post
Johnny Davenport
Maj. Donovan
McPherson
the Times
Allen O. Myers
Cincinnati Enquirer
McConville
State Committee
Donovan
G. B.G
Blaine
Blaine Hippodrome
Depot
Ogelvie
Brown
Detroit
Mich
Follet
Kramer
Campbell
Anderson
Courth
la Fevre
Hill
Seney
Ellsbarry
Outhweite
Wilkins
Warner
Foran
Page
Geddis
Little
Cooper
Thompson
Grosvenor
Taylor
McKenley
United States Court
Stephens
The
Enquirer
Hentucky
Rathbone
United States Secret Service
Lexington
Harper
Election policing widens as deputies and city officers mobilize
The county sheriff authorized between 30 and 40 deputies to be present at polling places this afternoon. The mayor then, after contending sheriff interference, convened the police board at night and obtained permission to appoint 100 extra police, expanding enforcement around the election.
Politicians in Ohio and West Virginia quoted in Ohio race views
A Troy dispatch reports over 70 replies to a Telegram editor's queries across Ohio and West Virginia. Opinions show a tight race with Republicans predicting a 8,000 to 12,000 plurality, Democrats 5,000 to 8,000. key factors include tariffs and German and Hocking Valley miners. Hamilton county heads Democratic by about 1,000, while West Virginia forecasts vary by district with Maxwell favored in several areas.
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Troy
Troy Telegram
Ohio
West Virginia
Hocking Valley
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Huntington
Maxwell
Parkersburg
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wheeling
Blaine Heads to Michigan Amid Hendricks Cheerful Sendoff
Ohio trip report details Blaine leaving Lancaster for Toledo while Hendricks on the Hocking Valley train at Lancaster greeted by cheers. Hendricks offered a brief speech about Ohio supporting the Democratic cause, with impacts in Indiana and other states.
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Columbus
Blaine
Lancaster
Toledo
Hocking Valley Road
Mr. Hendricks
Hendricks
Ohio
Indiana
Foster
Ogelvie
Republican State Committee
Dudley
Ohio voters brace for tight statewide election
In Columbus Ohio on October 18 Republicans report 100 meetings as crowds fill streets arguing the political fight. No registry law raises fear of illegal voting while polls open at six. Estimated votes range from 775000 to 790000 among 800000 qualified voters with about 25000 voting only in presidential races.
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Columbus
Ohio
Greatest Dry Goods Merchant in New York Deserts Blaine
Blaine era report from Blaine on October 13 notes H B Claflin, a famed New York dry goods merchant and Plymouth church leader, deserting Blaine influenced by Hocking valley disclosures. His exit shifts Brooklyn voting dynamics as Claflin previously backed Blaine rival Cleveland and Deacon S W White.
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New York
Blaine
H. B. Claftin
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Hocking Valley
Claflin
S. W. White
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Independent Republicans
Illinois
Ohio
Chicago
Ohio Republican Fund
the Tribune
Edmunds
Flower
Butler
Kansas
Erastus E. Potter
Congress
Beecher
Ellsworth coroner probes death in Grindle house
Ellsworth Maine October 13 coroner Fiske summoned after Robert Young is found dead in Robert Grindle's house. Grindle arrested as a coroner's jury rules Young died from head wounds caused by a tied instrument between Saturday night and Sunday noon. Grindle, reportedly insane, will face municipal court soon.
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Ellsworth
Fiske
Surrey
Robert Young
Robert Grindle
William Conery
Conery
Grindle
Young
Rev Mell ville Smith sent to Danvers insane asylum
Newburyport Massachusetts October 13 Rev Mell ville Smith pastor of the Second Presbyterian church and a practicing lawyer for two years was today sent to Danvers insane asylum His condition has caused uneasiness among friends but was deemed unsafe for him to remain at home He was injured during the rebellion when struck on the head by a fragment of a spent shell Much sympathy is expressed for his young wife and three children.
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Newburyport
Mass
Mellville Smith
Second Presbyterian Church
Danvers
Entertainments at the Globe and Park theatres in Boston
The Globe hosts Mme Theo and Grau's opera company performing La Jolie Parfumeuse with a strong cast led by Mme Theo and Mlle Lefort. Clara Morris appears at the Park in L Archele 47, backed by Duhamel, Bryton, Mazilier, and others. Gilbert's London Assurance runs at the Museum with a full cast. John B. Gough speaks at Tremont Temple on eloquence. Kerry Gow at the Howard features Joseph Murphy with Belle Melville and Colville. four shows this week ending midweek.
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Globe
Mme
Theo and
Grau
Opera Houffe
Globe Theatre
la Jolie Parfumeuse
Robo
Cecile Lefort
Morann la Julienne
Delorme
Valiot Magcion
Cblo Justine
Gabrielle Barrot
Daniel la Cocarriere
Duplan
Theo
New England
Rose
la Cocardiere
Paris
Mlle. Lefort
Mme. Theo
Mlle. Nordall
Clorinde
Corps de Ballet
Fanchon
Martinee
George Duhamel
Frederic Bryton
Victor Mazilier
J. Holland Poutid
A. Stedman
Coomdes
Rodi
C. Fisher
A. Kowaraas
Geo
F. Bird de Lille
B. Fredericks Baron
Sai Taiuie
Ee Beatae Beter
Ieee
John C. Elliott
PGS
Cocci Beldaie Enedicecs
Senenstagoetis Gronvel
Gerard
M. A. Farren Marcelle
Emily Seward Eghigg
Ada Crisp Countess Olympe
Edith Bird
Bryton
Dryton
Holland
Farren
Miss Seward
Crisp
Museum
John Gilbert
London Assurance
Mr. Gilbert
Sir Harcourt Courtly
Boucicault
Sir Harcourt
Sir Peter Teazie
Sir Anthony
Warren
Annie Clarke
Lady Gay Spanker
Barron
Jindson
Mark Harkaway
Mr. Parks
Charles Courtly
Wilson
Mark Meddle
Miss Thompson
Grace Harkaway
Gilbert
Speed
John B. Gough
Tremont Temple
Boston
Republican Party
Kerry Gow
Howard
Joseph Murphy
Murphy
Howard Athenzeum
Dan O’hara
Dan
Belle Melville
Nora Drew
F. W. Colville
Valentine Fray
Sidney R. Ellis
Raymond Drew
Sergeant Bull
W. Leary
Mr. Murphy
Shaun Rhue
Glen Cove assault and robbery indictment of John Miller
Queens county grand jury indicted John Miller of Glen Cove for assaulting and robbing Japanese student Prince Masayuki Nataroka. Miller rowed them from Glen Cove to St. Marys in the bay, drew a revolver, demanded $257, then jumped ashore, taking the oars and leaving the victim stranded.
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Long Island City
N. Y
Queens County Grand Jury
John Miller
Glen Cove
Prince Masayuki Nataroka
Japan
Glen Cove Harbor
Nataroka
Miller
St. Mary’s
Bay
Philadelphia youth shoots girl then kills self in Lancaster
Lawrence Conley of Philadelphia aged 18 shot Mamie Benson aged 14 of Lancaster in the street this evening and then fatally wounded himself. The girl was struck in the right hip and her injury is not believed serious. Conley had long pursued the girl despite lack of encouragement and had threatened her.
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Lancaster
Lawrence Conley
Philadelphia
Mamie Benson
Conley
Bay State Politics in Lynn Rally and City Caucuses
In Lynn, large pro-Democratic rally at the Grand Army Coliseum showcased support for Cleveland and Hendricks with speakers P A Collins and John R Murphy. The event featured a torch parade, multiple ward caucuses, and a detailed roster of delegates and officers across wards 8 through 25, signaling strong party organization and anticipated large Democratic vote in Boston’s shoe city.
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Democracy of
Lynn
Coliseum
Cleveland
Grand Army Coliseum
P. A. Collins
John R. Murphy
Boston
Democratic City Committee
James Phelan
North Common Street
Lovering
National Band
Mr. Phelan
Marblehead
A. A. Mower
James H. Sisk
T. H. Ronayne
F. E. Wright
Mrr
Collins
Congress
Washington
Blaine
Ohio
Anion
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Collins
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Law School
Hendricks
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
H. E. Swasey
John H
Caucuses of the Boston People's Party Choose Delegates
Ward by ward caucuses across Boston selected delegates for councillor, congressional, and senatorial posts amid small turnouts and a lingering rift in ward 12. Lists include warded chairmen and comprehensive delegate rosters for each ward 1 through 7 with numerous names for each category.
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People’s Party
Boston
Butler
Butler Party
Ward 1
John Lynch
David Noonan
James Curtin
Edward Keefe
Reuben Goodwin Amos Stevens
Horace Sias
John Kelly
F. O. Anderson
F. J. Fitzpatrick
B. F. Clows
William Hamlin
W. H. Romney
John Martin
David W. Noonan
Phillip Gallagher
Michael Mansfield
E. G. Hartford
Hugh M’clennon
W.H. Rumney
Thomas Hoey
D. W. Noonan
J. P. Sounds
C. M. Belden
M. Russell
D. P. Mahoney
James McQuillen
Patrick Quinn
Senatorial
J. J. Wells
P. 7
McLaughlin
J. J. O’donnell
J. F. Coleman
G. A. Grohe
Nathaniel Erskine
H. N. McNeil
J. H. Donovan
D. McCullion, Jr
C. W. Pigeon
J.J
James H. Conley
Wm. H. Smith
Thomas Farrell
James Greeley
E. Gerry Brown
F. O’brien
Michael Hurley
Patrick Duggan
John H. Keily
Thomas F. Ducey
Joseph H. Lawton
James Devereaux
John Flagan
M. T. Greene
T. H. Greene
Patrick Hurley
Thomas Digan
Patrick Crane
C. Sullivan
E. D. Conley
William H. Smith
M. J. Greene
Patrick Crain
Alexander Wemyss
Cushing Otis
Joseph H. Cotton
Frank Hughes
Atwood D. Holbrook
Frank O’brien
John W. Gatoway
Ward 5
P. P. Tayne
E. ©. Burton
P. Teyne
Samuel Driscoll
C. Burton
Michael Brown
J. C. Carter
P. J. Sheridan
John Roche
W. W. Fuller
John T. Bamrick
Everett Stevens
Morris McKenna
John Wickham
Michael Murphy
E. J. Kenney
Michael Crotty
J.J. Flynn
William Barr
William Ryan
John Mahegan
E. C. Burton
William Crowley
James Powers
Thomas Keenan
W. W. McNabb
Daniel Donovan
Michael Harrigan
Benjamin Kelley
George Brady
Joan Wickham
Frank J. McFarland
John D. Mahoney
John
John Higgins, Jr
Stephen Conroy
John A. Flynn
John Hurley
David A.hern
Thomas F. Mahoney
Patrick Green
John Cahill
F. J. McFarland
Patrick Casey
John Sheridan
Daniel Nolan
Thomas Folan
Thomas F. Connolly
Congressional
James Cullinane
Thomas Mahoney
Daniel J. Sullivan
Simeon Fitzgerald
Timothy Sullivan
Daniel Feeney
John Higgins
John Keenan
Bes Cadigan
Edmond Laws
James Hoy
William D. Gesen
Ebenezer Brewster
John Mahoney
Patrick Foley
Ward 7
C. McCarty
Timothy Getely
John Nagle
Andrew Golding
Alexander McKenzie
George F. McGahey
Michael J. O’ Leary
Frank Magin
Michael T. Fitzgerald
John A
Patrick Sullivan
W. Harvey
W. Mckenna
Seratorial
Charles E
James J. McGunnigle
J. Burk
James Doherty
Richard F. Sullivan
Dennis F. McDevitt
Wm. Carroll,Jr
James F. Charles McMackin
Timothy
Ward appointment list appears in city proceedings
A dense roster of names and positions is recorded listing appointees for Cam duties and various committees. The document names many individuals, including officials such as J. Lane, H. Memo, Bernard McDennt, J. Merrill, G. Hicks, and W. Hi. Bowman, with numerous figures across multiple boards and departments.
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Cindt
FARGO
J.T. Lane
Ds i Oromiten
Tribble
G. Davis
Mirgary
Monynahan
D. Pardecacce
A. BanOy
Risseresccacsssancccose
Bernard McDennt
B. Aes
M. CluKas
A Oe McCarthy
Ad Usdeutendresiwee
Z E. Cabo
Ec Slomuiey
J. A. Merrill
Nbs
Dadat Hed
J.P. Hefferman
Sleare Aida
Calhet
Eli Wen
M. H. McLaughlin
Daplor
Saneeaiece Sae 3 Docs Pirnonoy
Bap Woog
Bcc
Cwenen Decises
P. Magee
M. Wentworth
Saescucusucesaese
S. W. Cunningham
EJ. Gill
O. Ruggles
George Foster
T. McGrail
Silas Ross
McBride
J. KE. Larned
George Dorr
James Powers
J.S. Whidden
Dik
Acaccidventévnaane Ee
O’connors
Drenden
J. J. Toae
G. A. Thurston, Jr
Coughey
Diivccanecestavadusesedis
Ncaa
Diu
I. F. McCarth
Oreo Cannes
Mabody
Sanborn
S. Whittemore
I Jones
Lauttivetane
T. H. Nog
A. F. Sawyer
Ree Ae Eee S
Walton
Review of Blaine Letters Says No Honest Construction
Hon Henry L Pierce led a Milton Lower Mills rally critiquing James G Blaine. He recalled Washington’s eight year old investigation into Blaine and alleged he used office to promote private financial schemes. He argued Blaine’s letters and public record prove dishonorable conduct, urging defeat of the Republican banner bearer and warning party rulers would expect allies to back future unworthy picks.
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Blaine
Henry L. Pierce
Milton Lower Mills
James G. Blaine
Washington
Republican Party
Warren Fisher
Hocking Valley Enterprise
Philadelphia
Old Bailey
Massachusetts
Chicago
Congress
House
Senate
Gallagher Declines Congressional Run Against Collins
Hon Charles T Gallagher writes to the fourth district Republican convention declining nomination for Congress. He notes unanimous nomination and thanks the party while explaining his wish to remain out of politics and attend to private business. He waited on official notice before announcing his decision due to requests from friends.
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People’s Party
Boston
C. T. Gallagher
H. L. Pierce
Blaine
Charles T. Gallagher
Gen. Collins
Congress
Ana L
Independent Republicans organize to oppose Blaine and Logan
Over 200 independents meet in Springfield Evangelist Building and form an association with 126 members to oppose Blaine and Logan. Officers named include President George S. Merriam and secretary treasurer H. C. Bixby. Local rallies and nominating actions span third district congressman J. W. Field, fourth district councillor Richard W. Core, and sixth Suffolk senate candidate FE. T. Aldrich with notices of other party conventions and parade plans.
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Springfield
Mass
Evangelist Building
Blaine
Logan
George S. Merriam
Maj
H. M. Brewster
Isaac Mills
Homer Merriam
Homer Foote, Jr
E. M. Lombard
J. H. Hendricks
David Clark
H. C. Bixby
George A. Dennison
J. W. Field
Richard W. Core
Ward 16
FE. T. Aldrich
Suffolk
Worcester
Charles A. Denney
Leicester
Calvin D. Page
Southbridge
State Central Committee
Geo. A. Flagg
Millsbury
Penacook man dies after fall from unknown cause
Moses Miner aged 60 of Penacook disappeared last evening. He was found unconscious at Pleasant court with a fractured skull and died this afternoon. Family suspects foul play and officials plan an investigation tomorrow.
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Concorpd
N. H
Moses Miner
Penacook
Pleasant Court
Woodman
Cochrane
Smith
Howard Porter
Lynn
Mass
Frederick H. Bear
Concord
Reward Raised for Quebec Outrage Suspects
Quebec October 13 government increases reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of Saturday's outrage authors to 4000 dollars, plus 500 from contractor Charlebois. Police work on the clue. an arrest may come soon. Departmental offices open. four men seen near the building Friday night, suspects in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Charlebois
Elevator accident at Cincinnati hospital injures boy and attendant
Crxersnatt Ohio Oct 13. William T Thomas, an attendant at a Cincinnati hospital, and a truck carrying 2 year old Chris Tudhorst fell through a hatch as an elevator was used to move him to a clinical lecture. The elevator had been operated without knowledge, and both were injured.
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Crxersnatt
William T. Thomas
Cincinnati Hospital
Chris Tudhorst
Genuine Angostura Bitters Warned In Advert
Advert promotes Angostura Bitters as the only genuine imported product from South America. It warns that all other bitters with similar names or labeled as imported are spurious imitations made in the United States. Consumers urged to ask grocers or druggists for the genuine article by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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Angostura
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
United States
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Fred Clark
James Crohen
Michael Morrison
Patrick McKeon
Daniel Bresin
Thomas J. Quinlan
James Ruby
John Rednan
John B. G.conners
Maurice Fitzgerald
John F. Sullivan
Ward 9
John J. Taylor
James F. Still
John L. Ruffin
T. H. Muldoon
Maurice Reardon
A. B. Currier
John Hartin
Joseph \ambert
John M. Fitzgerald
Daniel Kelley
Thomas H. Muldoon
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Charles Coleman
Iiah Dunn
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Lawrence W. Griffin
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Ward 11
John M. Sullivan
Edward G. Wilkinson
Bernard Flannan
Bernard Flanagan
J.M. Sheehan
Samuel Abbott
John Jonovan
Thomas Lynch
J. M. Sullivan
C. J. Hogan
A. K. Lewis
William Delue
William Connelly
William Sweeney
John J. McCarthy
Patrick Cannon
J. B. Jiayes
Cholters
Ward 12
Ward 13
John J. Madden
M. J. Murphy
Ed McDonald
Thomas F. Griffin
Thomas Owens
Ed Tracy
M. J. Driscoll
P. J. Murray
P. H. McCauley
Thomas Hearn
John Downing
J.J.T. Mahony
J.T. Welton
J. J. Teevens
Phillip Martell
John Desmond
T. J. Kenney
James Whalen
John T. Cassidy
George O’brien
Jeremiah Lynch
Wiliam Moran
Robert Bowman
T. Harrington
F. F. Dougherty
John T. F. Saunders
E. H. Dunne
John Donovan
J. D. O’keefe
J. T. F. Saunders
John J. A. O'Connor
W. F. Griffin
James Phalen
Robert Butler
J. Teevens
P. Garrity
T. J. Donaghue
Daniel Gallivan
P. J. O’brien
T. F. Casey
M. J. Riley
Arthur Markey
J. J. Wadden
T. C. Smith
James McCauley
Joseph Jeyes
J. McCarthy
M. J. Reagan
Edward Tracy
Grifio
J. J. Madden
Joseph Donovan
Edward McDonald
P. J. Muray
P. McCanney
W. Owen
Gallivan
J. Desmond
J. Downing
J. T. Mahoney
M. F. Riley
John Rogers
Ward 14
P. J. Conlon
Andrew Strain
J. T. Tancred
William C. Nugent
William IT. Bird
Rufus Brown
Jeremiah Sullivan
Robert Johnson
Edward L. Coffee
Dennia Reiley
P. H. Murray
James Maguire
William Barry
Andrew Lane
Samuel Schofeler
James S. Maskell
J. T. Sancred
D. C. McKinnon
D. A. White
James Cutliff
Terrance Sullivan
William P. Droling
John Doran
William T. Bird
Edmund Coffee
James Mara
Ward
Joseph L. Gilchrist
Thomas F. Maley
John M. Kady
Thomas Muley
J. F. Witzgerald
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