Great Liberal Federation Meeting at Nottingham
The Liberal Federation congress in Nottingham opened with Mr Gladstone urging candor on Ireland. He warned that coercion risks driving Ireland toward upheaval and favored a statutory Dublin framework under imperial oversight. London and European notes followed on Gladstone’s health, unrest in London, and shifts in Russia and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Liberal Federation
Nottingham
Congress of the
Liberal Federation
Eng
Gladstone
Ireland
Dublin
England
Mitchelestown
Mitchellstown
Balfour
Ireand
Wiliam Vernon Harcourt
Morley
London
Wales
Paris correspondent links Katkoff to Boulanger dictator bid
The Paris envoy of the London Daily Chronicle reports that the late M Katkoff and General Boulanger were in close contact. Katkoff allegedly promised to aid the general's bid for dictatorship and acted as intermediary to influence war stance against Russia and Germany. A German emissary intercepted a letter and informed Emperor William, provoking the Czar to sever contact with Katkoff and hastening his death.
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Paris
London Daily Chronicle
M. Katkoff
General Boulanger
Katkoff
Bopagnowicn
Boulanger
Positon
Genral Seloweinitz
St. Petersburg
Wiliam
Absconding Bank Director Arrested. Global Tensions Rise
Reports from Europe detail Gerv., Bank director in custody at Ulhausen, while Fairbairn of London faces £80,000 liabilities and the Czar plans a swift departure to St. Petersburg. England backs Spain's Morocco conference proposal as unrest grows in Caucasian Georgia and Swiss officials prepare to curb anarchist meetings.
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Cipsic, Gerv
Ulhausen
Fairbairn
London
St. Petersburg
Copenhagen
England
Spain
Morocco
Caucasian
Georgia
Swiss Federal Council
Switzerland
Pesther Lloyd
Austria
Allance
Roqne
Cuba
Kitab
Bucharia
Central Asia
Carlsruhe
Crefeldan
Constantinople
Italy
Pisa
Lake
Como
Jerusalem
Daily Telegraph
Uae
Collapse of Mount Carmel schoolhouse in New York
An unfinished school building attached to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on East One Hundred Fifteenth Street collapsed on the 17th with a crash while about a score worked inside under Dr A E Kerner. Five were killed and 10 injured. Kerner among the injured then died on Wednesday. The disaster resulted from poor workmanship and a weak wall structure, with the donkey engine’s constant vibration causing the walls to topple. The dead included John Dunker Henry Rientz Jerome Laura Paulo Gilbert. Injured included Kerner James Mann Robert Young Thomas Kirwan Florin Dunn Edward Welch Robert Levy 14 Demerick Porter Gilleseppe Curto John Conway and others. the priest had supervised to save costs. The church’s vicinity, including Kerner’s house, was damaged and crowds gathered at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
New York
A. E. Kerner
Father Kerner
John Durken
Henry Rientz
Jeralome Laura
Paulo Gilbert
James Mann
Robert Young
Thomas Kirwan
Florin Dunn
Edward Welch
Robert Levy
Demerick Porter
Gilleseppe Curto
John
Conway
Ivis
Kerner
Fatal stabbing and shooting at Italian bar racks incident
Early this morning in Jersey City on Railroad avenue a row at the Italian bar racks left Frank Daumo fatally stabbed three times and his wife fatally shot in the breast. One assailant was arrested while two others escaped, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N.J
Railroad Avenue
Frank Daumo
Separation From England What a Commercial Union Means for Canada
The Globe prints Belfast cable on Chamberlain speech arguing self governing colonies gain full control over law, taxation, tariffs, and navy. It warns commercial union with the United States would imply Canadian political separation from Britain, despite Canada’s push for free trade with America and a protective tariff against the mother country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Toronto
Globe Today
Belfast
Chamberlain
Gladstone
New South Wales
United
United States
America
Dominion
Great Britain
Moodus Watch Tinkerer Prepares Simple Coffin
In Moodus Middlesex county 80 miles south of Hartford D C Wheeler village watch tinkerer has his coffin made and ready for his body. He speaks plainly about preferring a plain coffin without new fangled silver trim stating that such adornments do not suit him.
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New Haven
Hartford
Middlesex County
Moodus
D.C
Wheeler
I Cut a Chestnut Coffin for Myself in Chestnut Wood
The writer describes selecting a tall chestnut tree, milling and curing the planks, and commissioning Undertaker Bigelow to craft a solid coffin. He notes the coffin fits him well though slightly narrow at the shoulders and explains his choice of chestnut for durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Two Die In Steam Launch Boiler Explosion
New York on October 28 reports the second hand boiler of the small steam launch May exploded at noon. Patrick and John Cunningham were killed instantly. Carl Schmidtke suffered serious injuries. Several men fell into the water and many windows were shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fiarlem
Patrick
John Cunningham
Carl Schmidtke
Condemned Anarchists Seek Supreme Court Writ
In Washington the Supreme Court debated an application for writs of error on Illinois anarchist cases. Justice Harlan noted the urgency due to November 11 execution date. Counsel argued federal questions about jury taint and self incrimination. records to be printed for submission. In Chicago, grim actions follow, with guards preparing to move prisoners ahead of the looming executions.
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Washington
Chicago
United State Supreme Court
John Randolph Tucker
Pryor
B. F. Butler
Captain Black
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of
State of Illinois
Supreme Court
United States
United States Supreme Court
General Fixer
Themelves
Murder on the High Seas Burns Coal Passer to Death
Galveston Tex Oct 20 Chief engineer W R McCullough was arrested for the murder of coal passer J H Graham aboard the steamship Comal. Witnesses say McCullough poured red hot coals on Graham after warning him to wake up and then beat him as he lay dying. Graham died within minutes and was buried at sea after the ship neared Galveston. McCullough, about 43 and a New York City resident, faces murder charges. five witnesses were sent to await the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
W. R. McCullough
J. H. Graham
Graham
McCullough
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Engineer McCullough
New York City
Riots by McGill Students End With Arrests in Montreal
A McGill University student body after a theater show paraded Montreal streets and rioted. Several students were arrested, reinforcements arrived, and police fired to disperse the crowd at the station, ending the disturbance.
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McGill University
Montreal
Que
MeGill University
Plight of a Russian Baron in New York
Baron Nicolas Korff, connected with the Russian court, has been in the United States gathering statistics on internal revenue laws. At Jersey City’s Penn Station he handed his baggage to a Dodd's expressman and his leather bag containing translations, letters, passports, and a campaign ticket was stolen en route to his hotel. A liberal reward is offered.
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New York
Nicolas Korff
Jersey City
Dodd’s
Cleveland
Open revolt by dissenters in Knights of Labor at Chicago
About 35 delegates from 13 states met in Chicago after leaving the Minneapolis convention and formed a provisional committee to reorganize the Knights of Labor. Charles F. Seib was named secretary as a circular from headquarters denounces high‑level corruption, conspiracies, and misuse of funds, and urges local assemblies to address inquiries to the provisional secretary.
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Chcaco
Minneapolis
Knights of Labor
Chicago
Charles F. Seib
Seib
Cnaktes F. Sem
East Walmisdon Street
Cilicaco
Order of the Knights of Labor
Tradea
I Districta
Jerusalem
Richmond
General Assembly
Ince PD. A
General Office
Order
Buncombe
Charles PF
Ser
Provisional Committee
Roque Floods Displace Havana Area Residents
Roque near Cardenas inundated by sprang lakes as natural springs swell. Many people lose homes while floods rise. Cuba issues regulation allowing American citizens to depart Cuban ports without passport, via simple consular certificate. Disease hits Sagua with hundreds of livestock losses in a month.
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Havana
Roque
Cardenas
United States
Cuba
Butler Property Appraised for Government Purchase
A special commission valued General B F Butler’s south of the Capitol property at 277000 dollars, 2000 more than its earlier sale offer to the government. The report went to the secretary of the treasury on October 20.
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WaAsuHi IncTon
Special Commission
Capitol
B. F. Butler
Secretary of the Treasury
Butler
Reminiscence of General Jackson Sold at Virginia End
Washington dispatch notes Jackson City, a property at the Virginia end of the Long bridge, has recently been sold for a substantial sum amid ongoing development in the capital region. The sale reflects continued interest in historic sites and their value to nearby communities.
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Washington
Jackson City
Virginia
City layout under General Jackson era sparks faded hopes
Jackson City was laid out during General Jackson's administration by a company that issued 100,000 in bonds. The corner-stone was laid by the president with military and civic pomp. The town never prospered, never >12 residents, and the old cornerstone was later dug up and used by a Black woman as a mortar to grind hominy. It covers 90 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackson City
Jackson
Knights of Labor adjourns at Minneapolis amid faction wrangles
The eleventh Knights of Labor general assembly at Minneapolis adjourned after a day of heated debate over constitution amendments and leadership. Powderly retained leadership as ally support grew, cigarmakers readmitted without fee, and a cooperative fund was made optional. A parade rule barred red flags. liquor at picnics remained prohibited. Chinese assemblies chartering failed. District Assembly 49 members faced legal action in a board defense.
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General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Minneapolis
Messrs
Barry and Bailey
H. Bailey
John Hayes
Powcerly
Church of Rome
Litebman
Siew Pers
Pentlemen
Hindley
Barry
Donnelly
Sience Rapitar
Bailey
Committee On Law
Neral
Mator Workman
National Armers' Alliance
Washington
Indianapolis
Boston
Minn
Tidianapolis
Ind
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Richmond
Ths
Powerly
General Executive Board
Powderly
Committee On
Stehman
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Civil Service Clash Over Political Use of Clerks
Washination Oct 21 Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton repeats that clerks of both parties may band together and donate for political purposes and that members of such political groups are eligible for appointments to examining boards. His views conflict with those of Mr Oberly. Edgerton expects the President to back him, while most expect Lyman to side with Oberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washination
Civil Service
Edgerton
Oberly
Lyman
Fatal Kerosene Fire Disaster in Maine Woman
In Bimperorp Maine on October 21 Mrs Joseph E Mitchell suffered a severe kerosene accident while rekindling a kitchen fire. The flames flashed, she ran outside and rolled to extinguish them, leaving most of her clothing burned from her body. Her husband and son live in Charlestown Massachusetts.
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Bimperorp
Joseph E. Mitchell
Charlestown
Mass
Miss Josie Holmes Arrested on Rail Car at Hamilton
United States officers arrested Miss Josie Holmes, private secretary to E. L. Harper of Fidelity National Bank, on a north bound railway train at Hamilton. She was brought to Cincinnati and jailed as authorities anticipate more Fidelity arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Josie Holmes
E. L. Harper
Fidelity National Bank
Fidelity
Paris Green Fatal for Family Leaves Two Dead
Hon. Nate Fredericks and two children died from Paris green poisoning after eating cabbage. Mrs. Fredericks and two other children are critically ill. Fredericks was a prominent Republican. The incident occurred Friday, October 21, in Paris.
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Fridlay
Nate Fredericks
Mrs Garfield Trip Rumor Shakes Detroit Circle
A Chicago dispatched rumor claims Mrs. Garfield and Miss Mollie Garfield planned to sail to Europe to escape an impending marriage of Miss Mollie to J Stanley town. Detroit friend Mrs. R Hawley is cited as privy to family relations and private letters from the Garfield party.
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Drrrok
Mich
Washington
Chicago
Garfield
Gartiel
Mr. Brown
Garfield Engagement Kept Secret Amid European Trip
Harry Garfield is engaged to Miss Mason who travels in England with her sisters. The youngest Mason has faced illness prompting their stay abroad. Garfield, eager to resume law studies in New York, sent for his mother and sister to join and care for the ladies. The Brown and Garfield wedding is not expected before next summer, with Mrs. Garfield and Mollie planning to be in Mentor by Christmas. Mrs Hawley confirms the engagement stems from genuine mutual affection.
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Harry Garfield
Miss Mason
England
Settlement of fisheries policy discussed by Bayard
The Washington despatch reports Secretary Bayard was asked to settle contradictory statements on State Department policy regarding fisheries. He said policy is not yet determined and must develop, stressing U S rights in Canadian waters and seeking amicable settlement before choosing a course to secure those rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Washington
Bayard
State Department
United States
Escaped Labrador Slavery Exposes Starvation in Report
Montreal special details two families, Russell and Rumbolt, who fled Labrador after years of semi starvation and abuse by dealers who pay in woods and clothes. Mrs. Russell describes hunger, meager rations, three month fishing, nine months of subsistence, no meat or vegetables for 26 years, and a barren land. About a hundred families remain in Bethel harbor as others try to leave.
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Cutcaco
Montreal
Russell
Rumbolt
Labrador
Bethel Harbor
Five Die in Pittsb uro Gas Explosion and Fire
A natural gas explosion in a trench near the Albemarle Hotel in Pittsburgh at 10 15 am sparked a fire tearing through the hotel saloon and entering D T Reeds storeroom. Five men are fatally injured and property damage is estimated around 60 000 with the Albemarle and surrounding businesses hit hard.
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Pittsbura
Penn
Albemarle Hotel
D.T. Reed
Holtzman & Co
Albemarle
Jacob Dinger
Thomas Scanlan
Mike Mabranzi
Blake
John Mulberry
T. Feick
Pooplaa Compani Wes
Ick
Collision on the Erie Leaves Three Gravely Injured
Trains 840 and 341 on the Erie railroad collided one mile east of Great Valley, wrecking engines and damaging cars. Conductor J. J. Cooney, fireman W. Hawkins, and brakeman J. C. McFarland were severely injured. engineers on the other train were not seriously hurt. Hewkins, Cooney, and McFarland were hospital bound with potential fatalities. Hornellsville dispatcher blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
N. Y
Erie Road
Great Valley
J. J. Cooney
W. Hawkins
J. C. McFarland
Hewkins
Cooney
McFarland
Hornellsville
Supreme Court to Hear Anarchists Case Thursday
Washington October 24 Chief Justice Waite said the Supreme Court would hear further arguments from both sides next Thursday on the writ of error sought by the condemned Chicago Anarchists. Illinois will be represented by General Hunt and Chicago District Attorney Grinnell. The move is seen as favorable by anarchists counsel but conservative lawyers warn it may shield the court from criticism of rushing the decision.
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Pryor
Cour
Justce
Grinnell
Certai
Baker
Eesse
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Waite
Chicago
Ilinois
General Hunt
Fatal Train Collision Near Greer's Station Georgia
A passenger and a freight train collided at 6 30am on the Richmond and Danville line near Greer's station 170 miles north of Atlanta. Engineer Robert Ward and Mrs Ham Betonah of Asheville NC were killed ten others seriously wounded. Freight crew Harris and Conductor Keville are missing. Injured include J B Erwin and Ed Hartnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Richmond & Danville
Greer’s
Norh
Atlanta
Robert Ward
Ham Betonah
Asheville
N. C
Reenville
Harris
Keville
J. B. Erwin
N.C
Ed. Hartnett
Train Crew Injuries Reported After Freight Accident
J L Webster of Columbus Ga trainman expected to die after losing right arm. James Kinnan of Greenville seriously injured. M Dykeman and W K Wil of Atlanta bruised. Mises Mary Nannie Erwin and Willie Erwin of Axhevill bruised. Philip Black brakeman of the freight train concussion of the brain very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Webster
Columbus Ga
James Kinnan
Greenville
M. Dykeman
W.K. Wilgo
Atlanta
Perilous Atlantic Crossings and Lost Vessels Reported
The Antwerp arrival cites multiple sea incidents including the Carrie W Clark disaster with Captain Cunha and 36 aboard surviving by rigging a makeshift sail, the Cheviot wreck at Port Phillip with many drowned, the Upupa sinking the Planteur off Beachy Head with 11 dead, and the Hebe ashore with smallpox and yellow fever aboard. Also noted are inquiries into City of Montreal loss, Invincible voyage, Yarmouth collision, and numerous gale warnings around Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island with several ships and men lost or missing.
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Bravo
Antwerp
Charleston
Cunha
Carrie W. Clark
Clark
Fayal
Boston
Cheviot
Oft Phlip
Passengrs
Melbourne
Chevot
Upupa
Beachy Head
Eng
Hebe
Rio de Janeiro
Baie de Chaleurs
Magdalene Island
Turnig
Thompson
British Board of Trade
Inman Line
City of
Montreal
A & Voyage
New York
Liverpool
Saab
Bremen
New Brunswick
Invincible
San Francisco
Cape Born
Yarmouth
City of St. John’s
Odette & Wherry
Windsor
Ontario
North Channel
Detroit
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
James
Lucas
Indian Harbor
St. Mary’s Bay
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Miramichi
Summerside Harbor
Kate
Picton
Somerside
Robert Weston
Rosa A. Meek
St. John’s
N. F
Telemah
Andersen
Savannah
Buenos Ayres
Gibraltar
Ida A. Jayne
Hall
Rockland
Newport Harbor
Herman Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Grand Banks
Lsth
Lawson
St. Pierre
Mia
Interstate Commerce Over Boston Export Rebates Decried
A Washington communique from 14 Boston trade associations protests export rebates on grains and provisions shipped west via Boston to foreign ports. They urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to block the practice as unjust and illegal, warning higher Boston charges would ruin export trade and harm commercial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
West
Buffalo
New York
Big Lions in a Big Cage at Liverpool Menagerie
Delmonico the tamer faced an eight-lion battle in the Jubilee exhibition cage after five new lions arrived from Africa. The fight ended with one large lion dead and another mortally wounded, while the rest suffered severe injuries. Estimated loss stands near £400 if the injured lion dies.
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Liverpool
Delmonico
London
Africa
Plew Sentenced to Ninety Nine Years in Indiana Murder
Joseph Plew received a 99 year prison term in Kosciusko for the Dunham family killings carried out last February for money. He cursed the jury upon verdict and vowed to be hanged, while the crowd looming outside expected his lynching as he was hustled toward the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasasu
Ind
Joseph Plew
Dunham
Kosciusko
Plew
Hurrio
Vigilantes and Outlaws Battle on North Fork River
A large firefight on North Fork river between vigilantes led by Robert Henderson and Cherokee nation outlaws led by Bill Trainer left multiple dead. Victims on both sides include James Saunders Oaks Cherokee nation and John Luch outlaw. 2 vigilantes killed, 5 wounded, with many outlaws slain. Wounded were sent to Wewoka and reinforcements called as Henderson vowed to track down the attackers.
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Little Rock
Ark
North Fork River
James Saunders
Oaks
Cherokee Nation
Garfield
Bedrock Chap
Luckfata
Bush Sakaisk Putryk
Chief Parr
Samuel H. Elleter
Eufaula
Creek Nation
Walter Ainsworth
Ranger
Muskotee
Darling Price
Camp Creek
John Luch
Robert Henderson
Henderson
Trainer
Chenee
John Lock
Sang
Enderson
Wewoka
Ee Henderson
Bill Trainer
Belligerent Crows Threaten Far West Outbreak
Adjutant General Vincent reports about 40 turbulent Crows at Tongue River aiming to draw Cheyennes into revolt. Cavalry and infantry move from Fort Keogh toward the Tongue River area with multiple units held in readiness at Fort Keogh and Fort Keown. Authorities expect action late this week as Fort Custer and surrounding posts brace for possible engagement near the Crow agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Minn
Vincent
Department of Dakota
Crow Agency
Montana
Tongue River Agency
Fort Keown
Tongue River New
Fort Keogh
Fallcck's Fork
Tongue River
Fo Custer
Ruger
Fort Custer
Killin Mont
Eccentric farmer’s missing money found ruined by squirrels
In Morris near Waterbury 65 year old bachelor John O Maloney reportedly hid a large sum. After illness he was believed robbed and six weeks ago died. Two hunters found a box in a tree with chewed money and no intact notes. Early estimates put the stash around 5000 dollars. investigators suspect Maloney hid the funds before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Morris
Waterbury
John O. Maloney
Maloney
James Wilson
Paul Nash
Decision on Advertisements on Third Class Mail Wrappers
The post office authority ruling lets advertisements appear on wrappers of third class mail such as circulars and catalogues as long as the ad contains no obscene or pernicious content. A firm sent 50,000 circulars to the ton office but were refused due to advertisement on the envelope. after remonstrances the decision was upheld in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Washington
Mill Wrecked and Two Brothers Killed in Explosion
Prrissoura Pennsylvania October 21. The boiler of a portable saw mill at West Brownville Washington county exploded shortly after 12:60 today with terrific force. Two brothers John and William Kelly were instantly killed and a man missing. The mill is a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissoura
Penn
West Brownville
Washington County
John
Wiliam Kelly
Agents Wanted for The Weekly Globe in Boston
Subscriptions offered to readers as potential agents. Begin now to earn spare holiday money by consulting friends. Send for sample copies and obtain the private circular by addressing The Weekly Globe in Boston Massachusetts.
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Globe
Boston
Maas
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Europe
London Standard
Janes Russell Lowell
Wich
Berlin Post
Russia
M. Clemenceau
Toulon
Preent
T Mes
Ssech
Austro-Hungary
Sig. Crispi
Itation
Baron Bruck
Hyde Park
West End
Berkeley Square
Piccadily
Caffarelli
War Office
Council of the Legion O Hour
Candahar
Candahari Sidars
Ag Part Sang
Ayoub Khan
Afghanistan
Cabul
Mukayr
Farah
Lash
Jowain
Bamian
Ghaminee
Herat
Hazarah
Philadelphi
St. Lawrence Gulf
Hoyt
State Board of Charities
Clarke
Alfien Bate
Lynch
Manchester
Jamontier
Glasgow
Scot
Liza MacDonald
Thurles
Mary Daly
Hoondwan
Part O'Hanlon
Cork
Flatrush
L. L
Katkoff and Boulanger
General
Fevral
Herlan
Norrible
High Seas
Downing
Cuaer Beer
Ossible
Cain
General Jackson
Miss Josie Holmes
Paris Green
Mollie
Harry
Pittsburog
Erie
City of Montreal
Interstate Commerce
Far West
Miser Maloney
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