War costs and world notes from a Brainerd dispatch
A digest of varied items: Japan's daily war outlay tops 1 million. potential European clash if czar and Kaiser clash. Venezuela-Great Britain frontier tensions over arbitration. ice locomotive used between St Petersburg and Cronstadt. Major General Schofield notes army needs and weaknesses. New York police shop closures impact protection. profiles of Sarah Grand and Mme Grand's nose. Turkish sultan honors Penn librarian Hilprecht. Henry Mosler to settle in New York. Edison anecdote in Italy. German women study committee travel. German shirt making via large scale cutting and sewing by many workers.
Harvard Professor Dismissal Triggers Estate Codicil
Ir Huntington, once an assistant at Harvard, was dropped a year ago as economy. His uncle Prof Josiah P Cooke, a long time faculty member, left a codicil to his 500000 dollar estate cutting off the college’s reversionary interest. The codicil is dated October 30 1895 after Huntington’s dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Huntington
Harvard College
Josiah P. Cooke
Cooke
Oxygen power saves space in new Navy submarine design
Oxygen is seen as a key element in the upcoming navy submarine. A small periodic input can maintain breathable air for hours, allowing a single oxygen receiver to replace many heavy compressed air tanks and greatly reducing weight and space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
London Charities Share £7 Million Annually
The principal charitable institutions with London HQs yield over £7,000,000 per year, about $35,000,000, rivaling half the Bank of England’s capital. It exceeds all British colonies’ 1884 revenues, and equals their combined current earnings excluding New South Wales Victoria and Canada. Including smaller charities brings voluntary benevolence in the metropolis to near £10,000,000 or $50,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
New South Wales
Victoria
Canada
Nagas head hunting in Assam blamed on women taunts
Professor Peal reports to the Asiatic Society on the Nagas near Assam, where women taunt un tattooed youths prompting head taking. In a 40 year span the tribe, occupying about twenty square miles, has seen over 12,000 murders for these gruesome trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peal
Asiatic Society
Assam
Around the Globe: Notable World and Domestic Occurrences
The week’s brief highlights include Mrs. Jennie B. Gore’s absolute divorce in New York from baseball figure George Gore, welcoming Ambassador Bayard back to Wilmington, and Henry W. Cannon set to join the Great Northern Railway directory. Other items cover legal battles, arrests, and notable deaths across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie B. Gore
New York
George Gore
Ambassador Bayard
Wilmington
Del
Henry W. Cannon
Chase National Bank of New York
Great Northern Railway
Roda Gieger
A. C. Payne
Mount Ayr
Edith Gilmore
Isaac Morrow
Toledo
Alfred Stephens
C. B
New South Wales
Alfred Stephen
John Stephens
Supreme Court of
Series of Fatalities From Fires and Accidents Across States
The report lists numerous deadly incidents including stables burned in Peoria, a six year old burned at Elgin bonfire, a traveling show attache cremated in White Plains, a hunting accident near Jacksonville, and a brakeman killed in Illinois. It also notes burglar injury in Ashland, an explosion death near Kewanee, dynamite wreck in Vincennes, accidental shooting in Terre Haute, and many other fatal or serious injuries nationwide. The items span Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, New York, California, and beyond with a wide range of causes from fire and explosions to train and horse accidents and electrocution. The timeline references events across various locales, including Keene, Moler, and Brooklyn, with casualties among civilians and workers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bros
Peoria
Vergine Dungerfeld
Elgin
Edna G. Hurbert
White Plains
N. Y
John Powers
Patrick Butler
Jacksonville
George Parker
Illinois Central
Dorens
Isaac Heffelfinger
Ashland
Ohio
John Grip
Kewanee
Charles Parker
Vincennes
Ind
Thomas Ryan
Terre Haute
Kansas City
Albert Clawson
Elwood
Elizabeth Allbrittain
Zanesville
Eri. C. Jones
Leadville
Colo
Moler
Isaac Rhodenbaugh
Akron
Assumption quarrel ends with fatal stabbing in Illinois
A local quarrel in Assumption Illinois left John deckholdt dead after fatally stabbing Jack Daly. Reports describe a violent chain of crimes and disappearances across several states, including killings, robberies, and missing persons connected to individuals and gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumption
Ill
John Deckholdt
Jack Daly
FF. Robinson
Mills, Mich
Elkhart
Ind
Cook
Muskogee
I. T
Springfield
Swaze Lockwood
Lyonton
Mack Pigg
Ladd
Cahill & Thelan
Frank Leathers
Brazil
James Walters
Evansville
Percival Leroy
Baltimore
Foreign Gossip Roundup of World Events
An imperial decree promises protection for all foreigners in China. Brazilian officers fired on American sailors aiding a wrecked cargo. Vienna celebrated Strauss with addresses and gifts. A Hamburg firm bought rifles for export to China. Nicaragua and Honduras secretly pact to aid each other in invasions. Germany moves to protect interests in Lourenzo Marquez. Kensington club sale yields a bust for $1.50. Britain detains about 6,000 inebriate women. half relapse. An assassination attempt on Admiral Da Gama leads to arrests. Count Inouye leaves for Corea. Nomura named to replace him. POW arrivals in Tokio. Belgian elections favor Elliott Lees. Belgian socialists seek unified policy with European labor deputies. King Alexander of Servia visits Potsdam with reception by Emperor William. Baron von Susskind receives Legion of Honor. Eight drunken men go missing after a Tralee bay cruise. bodies washed ashore. Pope telegraphs the Turkish sultan to revoke Armenian patriarchs’ Rome conference ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Nicaragua
Lee Adler
Lourenzo
Marquez
Kensington Conservative Club
London
Lord Beaconsfield
Great Britain
Admiral da Gama
Count Inouye
Corea
M. Nomura
Tokio
House of Commons
Viscount Bury
Elliott Lees
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Europe
Alexander
Servia
Potsdam
Budapest
Emperor William
Reichsanzieger
Baron von Susskind
Paris
Tralee Bay
Ireland
Turkey
Rome
Secretary Smith Asks Troops to Suppress Indian Territory Bandits
Secretary Hoke Smith urged the War Department to dispatch troops into the Indian Territory to quell marauding bands. The proposal, backed by Commissioner Browning and Agent Wisdom, awaits mature consideration to determine legality and feasibility amid treaty obligations and civil–military roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoke Smith
Secretary of War
Indian Territory
Smith
War Department
Five Civilized Tribes
Browning
Indiana Territory
Agent Wisdom
Wisdom
Indian Office
United States
Doe
Schofield
Irian
Army
Robbery At Rural Iowa Home Nets $1300 Hoard
Albert Spaulding and his mother were bound and gagged by masked robbers at a timber-framed home two and a half miles east of Vinton Iowa. The bandits forced them to disclose the location of a long hoarded sum of $1300 as officers search the countryside for the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Iowa
Albert Spaulding
Here
Ratification Meetings Stir New York Politics
Two large ratification gatherings extended through the night. Tammany hosts at their hall backed the state ticket and municipal slate, while Cooper Union drew anti Tammany groups to back their municipal ticket aimed at defeating Tammany on November 6. Col W L Strong John W Goff Dr Parkhurst Joseph Choate and ex Mayor W R Grace received strong applause as the ticket was ratified by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammanyites
Regular Democracy
Tammany Municipal
Committee of Seventy
Cooper Union
Tammany
Col
W. L. Strong
John W. Goff
Dr. Parkhurst
Joseph Choate
W. R. Grace
Libel suit against Daily Capital dismissed in Pierre
After a preliminary examination, the libel case against Travis and Denton of the Daily Capital was dismissed for lack of a cause of action. The action occurred in Pierre South Dakota on October 25.
Third District Democratic Nominee Chosen in Norwich
Norwich Conn Oct 25 Cyrus O Beckwith nominated at the Third district Democratic congressional convention in place of ex Gov Thomas Waller who declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Cyrus O. Beckwith
Thomas Waller
Landslide in Mexican mountains claims two Americans
Chicago engineer F G Warren arrives nearly dead after surviving a Sierra Madre landslide. He traveled from Oaxaca to Salina Cruz then along Colima coast where James West and George Grenshaw of Philadelphia were killed near Los Calchos, ninety miles south of the region. Warren narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Punta
F. G. Warren
Chicago
Sierra Madre Mountains
Oaxaca
Porta
Salina Cruz
Colima
James West
George Grenshaw
Philadelphia
Mexico
Los Calchos
Here
Mr. Warren
West
Grenshaw
Return to Work in Jacksonville Cigarmaking
Jacksonville special reports sampa cigarmakers returned quietly to work this morning except for Gonzales Mora and Co operatives where most favored a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fla
Sampa
Gonzales, Mora & Co
Farm hand shoots miss, then kills self in Albion tragedy
Albion New York case reports William Lake, a farm worker for Joe Van Kamp, shot Miss Hunt, also employed by the family, and died by suicide. Local reports cite unrequited love as the motive for the double tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
N. Y
William Lake
Joe van Kamp
Miss Hunt
Nobility to Wed: Beresford to Marry Marlborough Duchess
London dispatch reports Lord William Beresford V. C. will wed the Duchess of Marlborough. Beresford is brother to the Marquis of Waterford and Lord Charles Beresford, tying two prominent noble houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Star
William Beresford
V. C
Marquis of Waterford
Charles Beresford
Duchess of Marlborough
Train Collision Near Walker Kills Five
A stock train collided with a passenger train near Walker 135 miles east of San Antonio at midnight. Five freight cars plus the mail car and engine were demolished. Dead: Marion Hess conductor and Bruce Scornsbury brakeman. Injured: Don Connors engineer and Carl Hunsacker fireman both legs broken. Operator fault attributed for failure to deliver orders and signal timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Houston
Southern Pacific
Walker
Marion Hess
Bruce Scornsbury
Don Connors
Carl Hunsacker
J. A. Irvine
Randolph
Stafford
Battle Near Yi Chow In China Rivalry
London dispatch reports a battle near Yi Chow with Chinese forces repulsed and about three thousand casualties on each side. Japanese warships patrol south of Shan Tung to intercept Chinese transports while the Chinese fleet heads toward Wei Hai Wei to strike the Japanese squadron. The emperor honors foreign officers aboard the Chinese ships and grants three years’ pay to widows who died in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Tien Tsin
Yi Chow
Shan Tung
Wei Hai Wei
Yulu River
China
Money Stolen at Aquia Creek Recovered Pouch Found
The Adams Express Company recovery effort paid off with the pouch from the Aquia Creek hold up found in Virginia near Calverton. Suspect C. J. Searcey aided in the arrest and linked to Morganfield of Cincinnati as the accomplice. Prosecution and local officials witnessed the recovery. It is believed four or three men were involved in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adams Express Company
Aquia Creek
C. J. Searcey
Cunberland
Virginia
Calverton
White
W. H. Edrington
Fredericksburg
Hugh Adie
Robert A. Pinkerton
Missouri River Bridge Work to Resume Next Month in Sioux City
Sioux City reports that Credits Commutation company will restart bridge construction over the Missouri river within the coming month. The firm claims a near completion of a compromise with J Kennedy Tod & Co of New York, clearing litigation and fixing titles for railroad and terminal properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
J. Kennedy Tod & Co
New York
British steamer Tai Yuen seeks satisfaction after French cruiser incident
Hong Kong dispatch reports that Tai Yuen captains and owners demanded satisfaction following the French cruiser Forfait summoning the Tai Yuen to display her flag and firing guns to enforce the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Tai Yuen
Forfait
Insurance firms to be prosecuted in Illinois
Springfield reports that the state superintendent of insurance announces charges against the Susquehanna and Aurora Insurance companies of Harrisburg Pennsylvania for unlawful business in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
State Superintendent of Insurance
Susquehanna and Aurora Insurance Companies
Harrisburg
Illinois
Pittsburg Firm Suspends Payment After Large Withdrawal Pool
George M. Irwin & Co., long active in discretionary pool investments with claimed deposits over 2 million dollars, suspended payment at noon yesterday and demanded five days notice of withdrawal, signaling a liquidity event in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George M. Irwin & Co
Lumber Shipments Seen Peak Week On Lake Superior
The Duluth dispatch reports a record week for lumber shipments with 15,000,000 feet booked as the head of the lake corridor remains active through October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Cement vein found on Limestone township farm
Williamsport Pennsylvania reports George Sanderson of Limestone township struck a cement vein 100 feet thick on his farm. New York assay experts call it the best there is in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
George Sanderson
Limestone Township
New York
Japanese Fleet Said To Assemble At Ping Yang
A dispatch from Tien Tsin to the Times reports that fifteen Japanese warships under Admiral Ito have gathered at Ping Yang inlet near Ping Yang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Yang
London
the Times
Tien Tsin
Ito
Ping Yang Inlet
Alleged Fraud Arrest in Terre Haute Man Charged
Terre Haute Indiana Special Dr R C Flower of Boston was arrested today at the request of Nathan C Foster of Fairchild Wisconsin. Foster accuses Flower of obtaining fifty thousand dollars under false pretenses. Flower says Foster joined the land company after inspecting the land but later grew dissatisfied and now seeks return as the land value rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
R. C. Flower
Boston
Nathan C. Foster
Fairchild
Wis
Flower
Deming
N. Mex
Foster
Royal consent for Prince Adolphus of Teck marriage
London Gazette reports a royal order dated October 15 approving the marriage between Prince Adolphus of Teck and Lady Margaret Grosvenor. The couple, related to the Duke and Duchess of Teck and the Duke of Westminster, had announced their engagement in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gazette
Prince Adolphus of
Teck
Duchess of
Duchess of York
Margaret Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
England
Margaret
Five Die As Riot Toll Rises In Washington Court House
Theodore Ammerman, wounded by the militia during Wednesday night’s riot, died at 8 45 this morning. The death brings the total killed to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House
Theodore Ammerman
Louisville Man Smith Young Sentenced in Criminal Court
A young Black man named Smith Young was sentenced in Louisville's criminal court today for injuring a six year old child in an incident about six months ago. The execution date was not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Special
Smith Young
Young
British steamer Metapedia sails from Hamburg to Japan
The Tageblatt reports the British steamer Metapedia departed Hamburg on Wednesday bound for Japan carrying ten English and six Krupp cannons a cargo of gun powder and shells reflecting wartime material movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Metapedia
Hamburg
Japan
Tornado Ravages Geuda Springs and Surrounding Areas
A Kansas cyclone struck Geuda Springs sixteen miles west of the Arkansas river causing extensive farm and building damage. No deaths reported. two injuries. Property losses near 100000 with bath house and stores demolished. Damage extended to Salt City and Winfield as the storm moved northeast through two miles of countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Genda Springs
Arkansas River
Conda Springs
Winfield
Geuda Springs
Albright
W. A. Wells
Tom Ryan
Hubbell
Buckwalter
Duffield
Salt City
Kansas Lege
Dynamite Plot Against Italian Laborers Exposed
An Italian labor camp near Glen Island faced a planned mass explosion after Patrick Riley, an expert dynamiter, planted nine dynamite cartridges under the shanty. A night watchman spotted the wiring, leading to a struggle and Riley’s detention in New Rochelle jail. The incident follows ongoing tension between Italian and Irish workers over the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Rochelle
Glen Island
Patrick Riley
Riley
Four Litle Ones Lose Their Lives in a Fire at Nyack
Four grandchildren of Rev. William Taylor, a Methodist missionary bishop in Africa, die in a South Nyack house fire early today. A man is fatally burned and two others are seriously injured as the Taylor family escapes through smoke. The two elder children survive after leaping from a bedroom window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N. Y
William Taylor
Africa
Ross Taylor
South Nyack
Mrs. Taylor
Taylor
Stewart
William
Harriet
Ada
Arthur
Schultz
Hill speaks to overflow crowd in Yonkers
Senator David B. Hill addressed a huge audience in Yonkers N Y with overflow seating outside the musical hall and city hall. Ex Senator McClellan and Frank P Trainer escorted him to the platform while Ex Mayor J H Bell chaired and introduced Hill as the next governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
David B. Hill
Hill
McClellan
Frank P. Trainer
J. H. Bell
Senator Hill
Newark Negro Assaults Widow in Outskirts of City
A man entered the home of widow Catherine Nibling in Newark Ohio, knocked her senseless, tied and gagged her, and assaulted her before fleeing. She identified Ben Ward as her attacker. Sam Magruder and his brother, and Ward were arrested. A physician reported facial injuries and severe bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
Catherine Nibling
Sam Magruder
Ben Ward
Conflicting Rumors on Livadia Marriage Timing
Rumors swirl about Princess Alix possibly arriving at Yalta too late to wed the czar before his death. Official updates are scarce and several Russian journals have dispatched correspondents to Livadia to verify the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Livadia
Alix
Yulta
Two Daughters Die in Dorchester Train Collision
Mrs. Mary Sawyer and her two daughters aged sixteen and eighteen were killed yesterday when their car was struck by a Burlington train near Dorchester Nebraska. Train crew faces charges for alleged speed and whistle regulation violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Neb
Mary Sawyer
Burlington
Freedom of Worship Bill Recommitted by Reichstag
The lower house of the Reichstag passed by a large majority to recommit the freedom of worship bill to the house of magnates for acceptance unamended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Reichstag
House of Magnates
How Stout Got Stout All But Paralysed and Recovered
In Mt Sterling Illinois, Jas W Stout credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with his dramatic recovery from sciatic rheumatism and lumbago that left him bedridden and nearly paralyzed in 1893. After months of agony and failed treatments, his appetite and digestion returned, he regained strength, discarded crutches, and gained weight to 166 pounds, attributing the turn to the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Ill
Jas. W. Stout
Ripley, Ill
Ilinois
Stout
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Big Rings for Women Fashion Trend Described
A manufacturing jeweler notes a fashion trend where women wear very large rings on the right hand index finger. He calls the style bold and ecclesiastical in appearance, contrasting a delicate hand with a heavy ring as a modern display of contrast.
Scarce Platinum Prompts Search for Conductor Breakthrough
The Baltimore American notes only six tons of platinum exist and its use in glow discharge lamps makes it indispensable as a conductor. Prices have surged and may rise further, pushing inventors to seek substitutes or glass with closer expansion to metal. A splash of opportunity awaits in developing a workaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Winter mortar recommendations by Australian Society of Engineers
The committee concludes brick masonry laid in frost should not use lime or lime cement mortars. Roman cement works fairly, Portland cement performs well, warm water helps, and salt increases frost resistance. For rubber masonry with sandstone or limestone, lime mortar fails and Roman cement needs salt. Overall, brick or rubble masonry in winter should use Portland cement mortar with salt if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Society of Engineers
Recovery Comforts With A Red Bed Jacket
A recovering patient recalls how a red bed jacket gifted by her sister boosted mood and health. The doctor noted she appeared noticeably better, illustrating how pleasant surroundings aid healing during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Manuring Virgin Soil in Oklahoma Experiment
An Oklahoma experiment station reports unfertilized soil yielded 13 bushels per acre while with commercial fertilizers the yield rose to 32 bushels. The study suggests Oklahoma soil lacks phosphate and possibly potash, with mineral manures improving drought resilience vs stable manure which often dries and worsens drought effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Northwest
In Justice to Ourself
Local publicity piece from the Tamaroa Iowa Bugle extols the newspaper trade amid a readerly emergency. It frames the Bugle as capable of varied tasks from reporting weddings to testing whisky while urging broad community engagement.
Point of a line gag in Diible
Dialoguish lines present a wordplay exchange between Georgie and Delude about the concept of a point. Delude questions the idea as Georgie’s sister is referenced, hinting at a family joke about waiting for the point. The tone is playful and teasing.
Prisoner Seeks Sentence Reduction From Life Term
A dialogue fragment shows a convict insisting on a trial to shorten his life sentence. He notes friends are attempting to petition for a reduction of half, while referencing a future that feels hopeless.
Bloodline dispute echoes in family genealogy plea
Mr Povvynu-Yahs insists on tracing lineage while a sharp retort from Dickson declares blood guilt. The fragment hints at a tension filled family dispute centered on ancestry and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Povvynu
Dickson
Painted Figure Draws Silence in Response
A shy exchange about perception reveals a subject who was plainly painted rather than merely drawn, leaving observers unsure about the act but certain of the visual result. The dialogue hints at an artist’s intent and the tension between depiction and interpretation.
Ingenious Economizers Often Practice Extravagance
The saying notes a common paradox where people clever at arranging others' spending tend to spend lavishly themselves. It highlights hypocrisy in frugality advice and calls attention to personal budgeting discrepancies.
Rubies and Sapphires Compared for Color and Value
The article notes Burma rubies are the finest pigeon blood, Siam and Ceylon stones are darker or paler, and Montana rubies are cloudy. A one carat ruby may cost 400 dollars, while a top diamond of the same size costs 125. It discusses chromium glow, color judgments, sapphire velvet tinge, and star stones in both gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Siam
Ceylon
Montana
Houston Post
Value of hands and fingers in miners’ loss estimates
A German mining insurer estimates the economic value of hands and fingers. Both hands account for 100 percent earning loss, right hand 70 to 80 percent, left hand 60 to 70 percent, with fingers valued individually from 8 to 30 percent depending on finger and hand. Differences reflect trade variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Jack declares kiss or death during call
Laura recalls Jack’s bold remark about kissing her or dying. Belle asks if he kissed her, and Laura notes there’s no report of Jack’s death in the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Jack
Belle
Dog Dictionary of Warnings Sparks Civic Chatter
In a small town exchange Mrs Dogood questions a barking dog while Dusty Rhodes warns the owner about possible fines for not muzzling it. The dialogue hints at local enforcement and community concerns about pet control.
On Time Paying Hard for Purchases
The saying notes that many men find it easy to buy on time but difficult to pay on time. It reflects consumer credit habits and the strain of deferred payments on households.
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Brainerd Dispatch
Ingersoll & Wieland, Publishern
Srainerd
Czarowitz
Kaiser
Venezuela
Guiana
Russia
Cronstadt
Bega
Sarah Grand
Mme. Grand
University of Pennsylvania
Hermann V. Hilprecht
Henry Mosler
Chevallier
Legion of Honor
Italy
Edison
Professor von Grzyski
University of Berlin
Hanna Brieber-Boehm
Jeannette Schwerin
Christian Kirchmann
St. Johannes Church
German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North America
Ife
Knights of Pythias
Post Office
T. L.dixon
Kansas
Mary I. Lease
Richard Armstrong
Allegheny City
American Railway Union
Grand Trunk
Battle Creek
Mich
Minnie van Akin
Deadwood
S. D
Tom Johnson
Diamond
Louis Dinal
Adolph Clark
Davenport
Charles Kahler
Lizzie Uchtorf
George Williams
Missouri State
Pratt
Palmyra
St. Williams
George H. Gubel
St. Louis
Buffao
Sarah Robinson
Montgomery Gibbs
Robinson
Cleveland
Gibbs
James Nester
Thomas C Fox
Federal Grand Jury
Bird’s Point
Valparaiso
Emma Dillon
David Dillon
Michigan
Turner's Station
Louisville, Ky
Jack Bell
C. B. James
Will
Col. Breckinridge
James
Jesse James
J. St. John
Sorrento
Hillsboro
Mokalumne Hill
Cal
George
James Lipp
Amos Walack
Pecatonia
Michael McDonough
Kent
Salem Mass
Clarence Murphy
Sergeant Shuler
Fort Porter
Merriott
Merritt
Henry Wall
Bato Piles
Creston
Verna Harper
C. M. Alexander
Harper
Stewart Pinn
Congo
Harry Platt
Annie Thompson
St. Joseph
Matilda Hill
Emma Clark
Detroit
Bridget Hill
William Massey
Bordentown
Lizzie Halloway
Old Monroe
St. Maurice
Jackson Stevens
Ben Hearn
St. Louis Bank Note Company
Basham
Lexington
J. A. Bottorff
Pacific Express Company
Sibley
Stamm
James N. Carr
Rio Grande Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Montreal
Steubenville
Flint Glass
Cless
General Conference of the Free Methodist Church
Mark West Creek
Santa Rosa
Watseka
Grand Army
Joseph W. Webber
Anderson
Jennie Savage
Fred Kinner
Baltimore & Ohio
Second National Bank
Altoona
Harry A. Gardner
Supreme
Vienna
Strauss
Boodle
Austrian Society of Engineers
Ourself
Georgie
Mr. Delude
Delude
Mr. Dellude
Hood
W.N. Barnes
Hartford City
Tottenham
London Hospital
His Beast
Royal Baking
U. S. Ag. Dep
Inland
Royal
Charles W. Drew
Minn. State Dairy and Food Department
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