Destructive Kansas cyclone hits Stafford County
A three day Kansas wind storm culminated Monday night in a funnel shaped cyclone across Stafford County injuring and killing residents. The path destroyed farms, barns, and crops while witnesses described the remorseless tail and dark, stormy sky. Records list multiple fatalities and severe injuries, with homes and outbuildings flattened and livestock distressed as the storm followed a southwest to northeast trajectory through the county.
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Hourcauson
Kan
Kansas
Stafford County
William Crawford
William Bolt
Olive Beard
Jason Beard
A. F. Guinep
Lindsay
George Deves
J. Love
Peter Scarlet
Mro
John Bartlett
Wild
William McVey
Joseph Ferris
Stafford
Praimrmgaead
Bk. Slade
al Guinep
Slade
Guinep
A. Potter
Maud
William Blue
George Lewes
Crawford
William
Cook
Love
Chicago Suffered Severe Storm After Heat Wave
After seven days of record heat in Chicago, a fierce storm swept the city at 5 pm, uprooting over 100 trees in Garfield Park, toppling flagpoles at the ball grounds, and damaging buildings including Tyler's store at 101 Madison. Lightning caused fires and panic among 1500 spectators before subsiding and returning at nine. Reports indicate extensive country damage as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oreaco
Prairies
Garfield Park
The
Ark
Chicagoisburg
Tyler
Heaviest rainstorm since 1874 hits PrtspurG Penn
A fierce rainstorm tore through PrttspurG Penn at about 11 pm causing streets to flood and cellars to fill. The Fifth avenue power house flooded stalling cable cars while rail lines suffered landslides. Lowland areas along the Ohio river flooded farms were washed out. Mt Washington saw lightning strikes and Fred Ippley’s glass bottle factory destroyed along with a table holding 18 cows and two horses. Despatches from nearby towns report widespread damage across Western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
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Prttspurg
Penn
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Ohio River
Mt. Washington
Fred Ippley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Storm wrecks funeral processions on Long Island City road
In New York on May 11 during the height of a wind storm, funeral coaches were wrecked on the road to Calvary cemetery in Long Island City. A coach plunged down a four foot embankment into meadows. occupants were rescued as horses escaped. Police report a new Broad Channel house frame lifted into the air, carried about 200 feet before falling. Debris later washed ashore.
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New York
Calvary Cemetery
Long Island City
Kavanaugh
Tornado Kills Several Workmen Near Point of Rocks Maryland
A tornado in the Potomac valley at Point of Rocks swept 25 railroad workers from a river trestle into the water sixty feet below. Bridge wreckage fell on some men, killing several while the rest swam ashore. Wires are down across western Maryland, delaying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freperrick
Potomac Valley
Point of Rocks
Washington
Maryland
Des Moines cyclone lashes Des Moines River bank
A cyclone struck the west bank of the Des Moines River yesterday afternoon and rode a high altitude path toward Court Avenue, causing damage and scattering debris along its brief track. No injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines River
Court Avenue
Storm hits Aurpo county children endured severe blowdown
A heavy storm swept through Aurpo IL around 6 pm yesterday, causing extensive damage. A group of picnicking school children were swept by strong winds but none were seriously injured. Trees, fences, houses, and barns were destroyed or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurpo
Oldest US army officer General William Harney dies at 89
General William Selby Harney, aged 89, longtime U.S. Army officer, died in Orlando Florida. Born August 27 1800 in Davidson County Tennessee, Harney advanced from second lieutenant in 1818 to brigadier general in 1858 and served in the Black Hawk and Florida wars, Cerro Gordo and other campaigns. His career included commands in Oregon and on San Juan Island, capture by Confederates at Harper's Ferry, Missouri actions with Sterling Price, retirement in 1863, and brevet promotion to major general in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Selby Harney
United States Army
Orlando
Fla
Hayesboro
Davidson County
Tenn
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Louisiana
Dragoons
Florida
Fort Melion
Carloosahatchie
Everglades
Medellin
Mexico
Cerro Gordo
Sandys
North Fork
Platte River
Department of Oregon
San Juan
Vancouver
Lee
Harney
Arlington
Joseph E. Johnston
Washington
St. Louis
Missouri
Sterling Price
Professor St. Clair Falls to Earth in Parachute Jump
Houston May 13 Professor St. Clair the aeronaut attempted a leap from the clouds at Fair Ground park last evening. He lost his grip on the parachute and fell 300 feet to the earth. Nearly every bone in his body was broken.
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Houston
Tex
Professor St. Clair
Fair Ground Park
Nephew of the Late Professor to Shoot Colorado's Grand Canyon
G R Agassiz of Boston and C P Curtis, both nephews of the late Professor Agassiz, left Glenwood Springs in a 15 foot boat for a journey down the Grand river through the canyon. The swift current runs 30 to 40 miles an hour and the men may stop at Grand Junction. Agassiz hopes to descend three canyons, a perilous plan that would risk their lives.
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Denver
Col
G. R. Agassiz
Boston
Agassiz
C. P. Curtis
Glenwood Springs
Grand River
Grand Junction
Tbree
Grand Canyon
The
Colorado
Settlers Rush Sioux Reservation Land Claims
In Dek., May 11 hundreds of settlers lay in wait along the Sioux reservation for the Sioux commission. A Washington despatch states the government will not molest peaceful settlers who pick out land and make no disturbance as lands are ceded. The rush for best parts of the reservation has begun and claim shanties spread across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirree
Dek
Sioux Commission
Interior Department
Washington
Postmasters Appointed in Several States
Washington May 10 Fourth class post masters appointed as follows G A Dickinson Haddam Conn H C Brewer Freeport Me J H Littlefield Ogunquit Me David Walker South Symington Me William P Newman West Falmouth Me J H Leighten West Pembroke Me K M Kimball Milton N H J S Adama Union N H D H Bennett Bridgeport VT Jerome T Flint Derby Line Vt A M anae East Berkshire Vt Stevan Grant att Veoh Kimond gh rex June Beit Parner Woolson ve ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. A. Dickinson
Haddam
Conn
H.C. Brewer
Freeport
J. H. Littlefield
Oganquit
David Walker
South Symington
William P. Newman
West Falmouth
J. H. Leighten
West Pembroke
K. M. Kimball
Milton
N. H
Adama
Union
N.H
D. H. Bennett
Bridgeport
Jerome T. Flint
Derby Line
A. M
Berkshire
Stevan Grant
Kimond Gh
Rex
Beit. Parner
Woolson Ve Ee
Samoan conference agrees neutral zone and equal rights
Londox May 12 report notes the Samoan conference agrees to a neutral zone at Apia and equal rights for all powers on customs with no indemnity claim yet from Germany. The Times cites land and firearm sale restrictions and leave to Samoans to elect a king. Other world events include strikes in France and England and broader European unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Fury of Fire Aboard Rugia Triggers Smugglers’ Panic
The Hamburg American line steamer Rugia from New York to Hamburg reports a spontaneous fire in the cotton cargo of the afterhold on the night of May 8. After five hours of danger, 130 burning bales were jettisoned, cabins flooded, two-thirds of passengers’ luggage ruined, and two crew injured. Passengers were on deck 48 hours. the captain halted desertion with a revolver and then saved the ship by using steam against the blaze. Passengers and crew honored the captain and praised his crew for heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prymouthn
Rugia
Karlowa
New York
Hamburg
Archbishops Testimony in Parnell Inquiry Ends
Archbishop Walsh finished his testimony before the Parnell commission reaffirming that the Land League sought defensive organization and denounced outrages. He testified that many priests joined with approval, the league diminished crime, and boycotting should be limited to exclusive dealing. He noted public disapproval of intimidation and described secret societies fading as open parliamentary action grew.
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Parnell
Special Commission
America
New York
Ireland
United States
Webster
Physics Force Party
Witness
Irish Parliamentary Party
Constitutional Movement
Farnell
Sir Charles Russell
Justice Hannen
Archbishop Walsh
Hannen
League
Bai
Cleren
Parnel Commission
Atkinson
the Times
Walsh
Whitelaw Reid Arrives in Berlin Amid Far East Cites
The dispatch notes Whitelaw Reid has arrived in Berlin and questions the Khartoum capture, while the Paris Temps reports the Panama Canal scheme will be submitted to Parliament. A Turkish envoy is sent to Berlin thanking William II and inviting him to Constantinople, as the British House of Commons discusses most favored nations and trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiry
France
Sweeny Estate
Olphert Estate
Stalle
Rome
Humbert Saturay
Allan and Anchor Steamship Lines
Pope
Sirocco
House of Commons
Dillon
Deasy
Esmonde
Sydney
Westphalia
Ham
Eng
Wissmann
Chiefushiri
Berlin
Issen
Weat
Suakim
Halath Fied
Halaib
Li Hung Chang
China
London
Captain Murrell
Missouri
William O’brien
Edward Harrington
Farnell Commission
Harrington
Paris
Financial House
Banque d'Escomptes
Panama Canal Company
Czar
Samoa
Prince Lismarck
Archbishop Walsh
Dublin
Vanidelenr
Ireland
London Times
le Caron
America
Times
Fpar
Cronin
Chicago
Bushiri
Schwalbe
Dortmund
Prussia
General Boulanger
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Malietoa
United States
Mataafa
Antonelli
Shoa
Asalula
Whitelaw Reid
Khartoum
William
Turkey
Constantinople
Michael Hicks-Beach
William Vernor Harcourt
Death of Rev Father Damien Silent Leprosy Priest of Molokai
Word from Honolulu reports the death of Rev. Father Damien in Kalawa Hawaii on April 10 after 16 years serving at the Molokai leper settlement where he contracted the disease. He was widely celebrated as the leper priest and his labor among the afflicted defined his vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Damien
Molokai
Kalawa
Hawaii
Lack of Business Drives Equitable Fire to Close Affairs
New York May 8 stockholders of the New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company at 528 Wall street have resolved to wind up the affairs of the corporation. They will place risks with other companies and declare a ten percent dividend payable on the 20th instant. The company was organized in 1829 and liquidation follows a lack of business. Net surplus in January was 299875.37, over the capital by more than 84000. President Miller Secretary Gunn and committee will close the affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Equitable Fire Insurance Company
Wall Street
Miller
Gunn
Ex-Convict James DBD Fish Shrinks From Public Gate
Brooklyn May 13 Ex convict James DBD Fish president of the Marine Bank is keeping quiet at Uriah H Dudleys 272 Henry street since his release from State prison He declined to be interviewed about his plans but family says he has none He aims to retire from public gaze visit a quiet summer resort or travel to Europe before resuming business
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Brooklyn
N. Y
James D. Fish
The
Marine Bank
Uriah H. Dudley
Henry Street
Europe
Prominent Society Woman Faces Public Backlash
A Philadelphia society figure stirs controversy by repeatedly signing petitions linked to a pole scheme, drawing criticism for violating major social and civic norms and prompting scrutiny by local observers.
Desperate Arizona Stagecoach Paymaster Robbery
In Arizona five miles north of Cedar Springs near Fort Thomas an ambush halted Major J W Wham and 11 soldiers escorting paymaster Wham and clerk Gibbon. Raiders seized $29,000 after a half hour battle. eight escort soldiers wounded, five critically. The gang fled toward Solomonville with unknown numbers, while troops from Fort Grant Fort Thomas and Lowell pursuit the robbers. A telegraph blackout and railroad watch kept details scarce.
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Tucson
A. T
United States
Wham
Arizona
Cedar Springs
Fort Thomas
J. W. Wham
Roous
Grant
Thomas
Lowell
Gila Mountains
Solomonville
Tragic Mine Disaster at Kaska William Colliery
A catastrophe at Alliance Coal Mining Company’s Kaska William colliery near New Philadelphia claims ten lives as a mine car crushes workers during hoisting. Rescue attempts fail, inspectors arrive, and names of victims including Michwe rie, Hugh Carlin, Patrick McDonald, George Bendel, John Kottovisch, Frank Stratkovisch, John Moore, Albert Dwyer, Edward Kurtz, and Stephen Matson are reported. locals denounce unsafe labor practices amid rumors of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsvillte
Penn
Alliance Coal Mining Company
Kaska William
New Philadelphia
Gay
Alliance Company
New York
Cooper and Hewett
Michwe
Erie
Hugh Carlin
Patrick McDonald
George Bendel
John Kottovisch
Frank Stratkovisch
John Moore
Albert Dwyer
Edward Kurtz
Stephen Matson
Attractive Kate Drexel Enters Convent in Pittsburgh
Philadelphia May 8 Miss Kate Drexel heir to 6 million renounces the world and enters as a postulant of the Sisters of Mercy at the mother house in Pittsburgh. The move is described as temporary as she contemplates devoting her life to Indian and colored missions and school founding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kate Drexel
Francis A. Drexel
Order of the Sisters of Mercy
Pittsburg
Mercy
Miss Drexel
Disfranchise the Negro Voter Debate Sparks in Browmont
In Browmont Virginia on May 11, W L Royall aspirant for the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates urged disfranchisement of Black voters. He argued for repealing the fifteenth amendment to court Northern support and electoral changes, prompting political uproar.
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Browmont
W. L. Royall
Virginia
Royall
House of Delegates
Congress
South
Pepe
Electrom College
Four Hungarians Die in Pennsylvanian Mine Fire Damp Explosion
At Tom's Run near Chartier, Chartier's Black Coal Company mine suffered a blast of fire damp this morning. Four Hungarian miners died instantly as they entered the pit to retrieve tools. Names were not learned. all victims were single men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirissura
Penn
Chartier’s Black Coal Company
Tom's Run
Chartier’s
Providence Man Who Looked Like Wilkes Booth Dies
Samuel W. Pearce a flour and grain merchant in Providence Rhode Island died of peritonitis at forty eight. He and his sister Mrs Stevenson narrowly escaped death after Lincoln's assassination when arrested on a southern bound train and taken to Fortress Monroe. Pearce who bore a striking resemblance to Wilkes Booth and his sister were searched and released after government and Rhode Island officials intervened.
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Providence
R. L
Samual W. Pearce
Presdent Lincoln
Pearce
Stevenson
Fortress Monroy
Washington
Wilkes Booth
Surratt
Booth
Fortress Monroe
James Smith
Rhode Island
Liberty
Sper
Not Enamored of the Surplus at a Scotch-Irish Congress
At the Scotch-Irish Congress in Columbia Tennessee Dr C Kelly and Commissioner Tanner spoke on veterans pensions. Corporal Tanner argued the pension roll is a national honor but many receive only meager sums. He urged reassessment and a minimum pension of one dollar per week for all beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tenn
Dr. C. Kelly
Nashville
Versions Tanner
Corporal Tanner
United States
Treasury of
Sgus
Chainman
Bank Robbery at Forest City Bank Defrauds Cashier and Head Teller
Robbers dressed in slouch hats entered The Bank of Forest City 40 miles north of St Louis on the 7th. They held President Webber, Cashier Hunt and Wesley Sanford at gunpoint, forced access to funds, and fled with $4600 plus firearms. A $1000 reward is offered. Police chase ongoing after two recent nearby robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Forest City
St. Louis
Webber
Hunt
Wesley Sanford
Cherokees Split Over Sale of Cherokee Strip to U S
Tatequan May 13—Cherokee leader Chet Joel Mayes refuses to summon the Cherokee Legislature to approve the sale of the Cherokee strip. Most Indians oppose the sale while a strong minority urges assembly to set price. Commissioners reportedly offer 1.75 per acre. locals demand 4 to 5. If 4 million acres bring 24 million, a purchase might proceed with assembly approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatequan
Chet Joel B. Mayes
United States
Chief Mayes
Mayes
General Assembly
Business Failures Reported Across Nations This Week
Bradstreet numbers show 174 US failures this week, up from 161 last week and 177 a year ago, with Canada at 29. Cumulative US failures Jan 1 to date reach 4570, vs 4059 in 1888, while total countrywide failures stand at 288 in the United States and 29 in Canada for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Logrand Vo
Telelegraph & Co
E. Russell Co
Cames Agency
Une
Dominion of
Postage Stamp Curiosities from Cincinnati Collector
A Cincinnati gentleman trains his eye on a prized stamp collection built over 12 years. He notes it would take about 100000 dollars to complete the set, admitting the work will never be finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Stamps From Earth and Heavens Inspire Collector’s Quest
The Berlin Post Office museum houses 4000 to 5000 stamps from Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Australia. Many feature coats of arms, emblems, and vignettes of emperors and kings. Some stamps fetch prices up to $5000, while others are unaffordable dreams for many collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Australia
Tantalus
Brick Building Crumbles Down in New York
At noon today a two story brick building on Spring and Wooster streets collapsed onto a gang of workmen. The dead include James Joseph and Patrick Gillen. injuries to George Thomas and Thomas Crow reported. The contractors are Gregory Donaldson. authorities call it culpable negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spring and Wooster Streets
Spring and Wooster
James Joseph
West Twenty-seventh Stree
Patrick Gillen
Bayard Street
George Thomas
Thomas Crow
Gregory Donaldson
Steers Gillen
Tragic streetcar crash kills six near Kalamazoo crossing
A steam street car carrying seven women and two men was struck by a fast switch engine at West Main Street on May 8. Six passengers died, including Mrs. Middle ton who perished later. Several others were injured as gates at the crossing were allegedly not tended between 6:50 and 6:58 p.m. The male passengers survived. the conductor fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallamazoo
Mich
Michigan Central
West Main Street
Academy Street
Alexander Maddock
M. EB. Watles
Gertrude Tillotson
George Smiley
Middleton
van Antwerp
A. Gibeon
Jonathan Barnes
L. O
Lully
D. Sutton
Gitgon
Rosebud Callahan Marries Then Dies After Overdose
A Cheyenne tale reports Rosebud Callahan once famed in the Rockies wed a Texas cattle drover and died next morning from a morphine overdose. The brief life spans courtship, marriage, and death amid hotel life, a grand cottage expense, and family grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curvenne
W. T
Rosebud Callahan
Rocky Mountain
Mountain Hotel
Texas
Leadville
Cheyenne
John W
Five Farms Burned Over and Forest Fire Destruction Reported
Reports of property loss from woods fires extend across Michigan and neighboring areas on May 8. The heat and smoke persist as Kawkawlin Township burns and logs, camps, and bridges suffer losses near Alger. Frankfort and other towns report widespread damage to fences and buildings with no fatalities. North Dakota drought damage eased by recent rains, raising hopes for a better crop though outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Saarnaw
Mich
Kawkawlin
Pay County
Rust Brothers & Co
Alger
Frankfort
Miah
Grand Feras
Dak
North Dakota
Coast defense warned by General Miles in San Francisco
Senate committee on Canadian trade relations opened in the Palace Hotel with Senator Hoar leading the inquiry. General Nelson A. Miles asserted the Pacific coast is vulnerable to foreign attack, claiming our defenses are worthless and reporters were barred from part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Senate Committee On
Palace Hotel
Hoar
Nelson A. Miles
Department of the Pacific
Miles
Pacific Coast
Jewelry theif Strauss flees with 35000 in gems
Pursto Colorado May 13 L Cornwall a Salida jeweller left in charge of his clerk a young Jew named Strauss. He packed $35000 worth of jewelry and boarded a freight train escaping town. Officers track him to this city and pursue him east. He came from St Louis and has worked in many Western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pursto
Col
L. Cornwall
Salida
Strauss
Cornwall
Fom
St. Louis
Death of Amos Cotting Banker Leaves $1,500,000 Estate
Amos Cotting of the banking firm Jameson South and Cotting died yesterday in New York from heart disease at age 62. Born in Boston, he worked 23 years in St. Louis dry goods before moving to New York to form Jameson Smith and Cotting, remaining active until early this year. He leaves an estate valued at $1.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amos Cotting
Jameson, South & Cotting
Cotting
Boston
St. Louis
Jameson, Smith and Cotting
Regionne
Union League
Et Nu
Giles-Old Brown Must Be Getting Gen Meet Use You A SOE
Fragmentary note from Harper's Bazar mentions Giles Old Brown and a meeting, with unclear context and names garbled. No coherent event or details available to summarize reliably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Giles
Old Brown
Siok
We Have A Navy Plenty Of Money And Public Sentiment
Ex secretary Whitney says Cleveland administration built a modern navy from home resources. The US now has war vessels over 76 000 tons in construction with armor and unarmored ships, aiming to rank second to England. He cites money public support and a future larger program, noting dynamite gun experiments and ongoing naval buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Herald
Whitney
Cleveland
United States
Navy Department
Loncr
England
Charles Reade
Christians All About Her A New Maven Mother Dies of Starvation
New Haven May 8 Mrs John King aged 40 died today of starvation 96 cents were found in the room while her three children under 6 could not understand the situation nor procure nourishment The tenement was very squalid and filthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John King
Baltimore's Effort Models New Yacht for America's Cup
Baltimore plans to present Nathaniel C. Moore's yacht model for the New York Yacht Club to choose a vessel for the America's Cup race in September. The 72 foot deck length, 71 foot waterline, 33 foot beam craft features a centerboard, sloop rig, perpendicular stem, straight fore lines, and a 16 foot transom. Moore notes it differs from prior racers and recalls Baltimore's fast 1851 design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York Yacht Club
Nathaniel C. Moore
Moore
Asylum Norrors Unfold in Chicago Investigation
May 10 report from Chicago on the Home for Incurables suit. Deposed patients recount neglect and cruel treatment by matron Mrs. Barlow and attendant Tuxford. They describe threats and a death linked to alleged restraint and abuse, amid testimonies of terror and coercion. The May 13 notice notes Elberon cottage sale for the hospital case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Batton
Reed
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Fred Smith
W. 8. Harney
Foreign News
Ruda
Mr. Parnell
Notas
Equitable Fire Insurance Company
James Dbd
Philadelphia Press
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Arizona Mountains
Middleport
Sister of Mercy
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Lincoln
Rockies
General Miles
U. S
Smail
Asylum Norrors
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