Covington Shooting Suit In Circuit Court
Thomas Jameson sues Thomas Goggan in the Covington Circuit Court claiming $775 in cash and valuables were taken after his wife shot him at their West Fourth street home. Jameson seeks $775 plus $500 for wrongful detention. he is recovering, while Mrs. Jameson remains jailed. Leo Reuscher, son of the circuit clerk, saved Harry Scherer from drowning at the Ohio River, both pulled to safety by bystanders after Scherer nearly drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jameson
West Fourth Street
Covington
Circuit
Thomas Goggan
Jameson
Leo
Reuscher
Harry Scherer
Scherer
Arthur Scherer
Overton
Ohio River
Washington Avenue
Scheer
Four Shots Fire in Central Hotel Saloon Brawl Ends in Arrests
Thomas Glenn fired four shots at his brother John in the Central Hotel saloon at 1 30 this morning but none took effect. John lunged over the bar, hit Glenn with a blow, then threw a spittoon that shattered a large mirror. John later fired four shots after pulling Glenn to the floor. police arrested both men. Earlier, a barroom scuffle left Al Beach with a bleeding wound from Officer Kelly. Beach treated and not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Glenn
Central Hotel
John
Thomas
John Glenn
Workhouse
al Beach
Kelly
Beach
Will probated for Wilhelm Ruemke and August Lange
The will of Wilhelm Ruemke was probated yesterday leaving the estate to his widow Wilhelmine for life with half to Louise and half to the children of a deceased daughter. Louis Huerstadt qualified as executor. The will of August Lange was probated naming his widow executrix as the sole beneficiary of his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Ruemke
Wilhelmine Ruemke
Louise
Wilhelmine
Louis Huerstadt
August Lange
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Records
Frank Pauly moved 25 feet frontage on the east Perry street and 265 feet south of Eighth street for 1400 dollars. Edith S Neff sold 15 by 47 feet on Scott street near the corporation line for 200 dollars. Anna Kyle conveyed 35 acres on the county road plus 3 5 acres on Lexington pike in Kenton County valued at 2500 dollars. Grand Central Building Association sold 37 by 36 feet on Cross street in Lewisburg for 1190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pauly
Joseph Rosing
Perry Street
Eighth Street
Edith S. Neff
M. H. McLean
Scott Street
Anna Kyle
Francis BE
Kyle
Lexington Pike
Kenton County
Grand Central Building Association
Mike Schmidt
Cross Street
Lewisburg
Will contest over Ottens estate value $10,000
In Circuit Court Clem Thelan guardian of R Ot ten sued Mary Otten over the will of John A Ottens. Court adjourned at 5 pm, resumed at 7 30 pm, then adjourned to Monday morning after testimony and argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Thelan
R. Otten
Mary Otten
Targin
John A. Ottens
Suit filed over $500 note in circuit court
Kate Shafer sues Elizabeth Goerdes in the circuit court for $500 plus $100 damages claiming Fred Goerdes owed the money on a note, that after his death his widow inherited his estate and assumed payment, and seeks judgment for the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Shafer
Elizabeth Goerdes
Fred Goerdes
Guardians and Admins Appointed in County Court
Albertina Schlosser aged 14 years is named as guardian with Frank Schlosser as surety. Amanda E Knickerbocker becomes administratrix of J H Knickerbocker with J P Harbick as surety. Gabe Davezac J P Harbick and E B Johnson are named as appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Schlosser
Frank Schlosser
Amanda E. Knickerbocker
J. H. Knickerbocker
J. P. Harbick
Gabe Davezac
E. B. Johnson
Judgment for Damages in Martin vs Reliance Textile Dye Works
A jury awarded Charles E. Martin a verdict and judgment of $1,000 after he suffered a scalding injury stepping into a boiling vat at the defendant’s plant. He claimed the accident at work caused the damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Martin
Reliance Textile Dye Works
Martin
Al M. Britt Sues Street Railway for 2000 Damages
Plaintiff Al M. Britt files a suit against the street railway company seeking $2000 in damages. He alleges he stopped at the Suspension Bridge ticket office on a wheel and was struck by a car causing injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al M. Britt
Street Railway Company
Wells' Case Continued in Police Court
William Wells charged with shooting Charles Seligman had his case continued until June 5 in Police Court. He was returned to jail without bail while Seligman recovers at St Elizabeth's Hospital and is reported to be getting along well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wells
Charles Seligman
Seligman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Funeral Directors Advertise Lady Embalmer in City
A. P. Rose and R. R. Rich, Undertakers, advertise their services and claim to employ the only Lady Embalmer in the city. Phone 4392.
Local Deaths and Court Actions Reported in City Notes
Ralph infant son of W H Retschulte dies at 430 Pike street. Mrs Joseph Dressman learns of sister Mrs James P Horan death in Carrollton Kentucky. Nannie Parker bound over to grand jury after shooting charge against Dan Owsley. Dr J L Matthews issue warrant for failing to report contagious disease. John Cook 17 left hand crushed at Holman street line. Whyte and Lohmeister pardoned after concealed weapons arrest. Ruh Jr and Liedlin Jr return from Brewers School with certificates. Thefts at P Peterman tailor shop yield no valuables. Mrs Brandt fined for abusive language. Covington High School commencement June 12 Odd Fellows Hall. William Grant High School colored commencement June 14. Continental Euchre Club headed for Woodside Park basket picnic with listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
W. H. Retschulte
Pike Street
Joseph Dressman
James P. Horan
Carrollton
Nannie Parker
Dan Owsley
Joseph Ruh, Jr
William#iedlin, Jr
Brewers’ School
Chicago
P. Peterman
Prospect
Robins Avenues
Brandt
Western Avenue
Pence
B. Schlenkert
Mach
Covington High School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William Grant High School
Woodside Park
Ben Holland
Dugie Degginger
Frank Bowman
Frank Ostendorf
William Hohnhorst, Jr
Harry Metzel
Geo. Metzel
Theresa Sage
Frances Burdick
Lena Osterholt
Dena Luck
Mamie Zurlog
Ada Metzel
Anna Gastright
Church Day Observance and Graduation Sermon Set
Children's Day will be celebrated next Sunday at the Christian Church. Rev A Logan Vickers is chosen to preach the baccalaureate sermon to the high school graduates at the Baptist Church Census. Enumerator Green Fenley began his duties yesterday and will finish by June 15. The marriage of City Engineer Ed Phrick and Miss Bertha Teed will occur on June 15 instead of June 12 as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A. Logan Vickers
Baptist Church
Green Fenley
Ed Phrick
Bertha Teed
Turnpike Company Wins Injunction Over Rail Tracks
Judge Hodge awards mandatory injunction against South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railroad Company. Rails and switches blocking Brighton street in Newport between Ninth and Twelfth must be removed within thirty days and the street restored to its former condition. Defendants may appeal.
Colonel Washington to Toast Guests at Newport Banquet
Colonel Geo. Washington selected as toastmaster for the Newport annual banquet by the Henry Clay Debating Society at the Grand Hotel tomorrow evening. He announced a set of toasts to Ohio Kentucky reminiscences and notable figures with speakers including Geo. W. Platt Wm. A. Burkamp E. W. Hawkins Bara K. Bryan Richard F. Tobin Howard M. Benton James Thornton Thos. L. Jones John W. Hefner Jas. C. Hamilton and John E. Waterhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Washington
Newport
Henry Clay
Property Transfers in Campbell and Dayton Areas
Mrs. B. Krieft transfers Lot 14 in Cote Brilliante to J. H. Bergdoli for 1350 dollars. Abi Ja Miller sells to J. T. Miller and Matilda F. Miller part of Block 8 Jamestown subdivision in Dayton for 400 dollars. Mary Ella Holbrook conveys Lot 2 in Southgate subdivision High lands to Louisa Helmbolst for 350 dollars. Henry McDonald sells Lot 448 Buena Vista addition to Newport to Amelia Scheer for 2615 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Newport
Judge Hodge Grants Several Divorces and Judgments
Judge Hodge issued multiple judgments and orders yesterday closing most cases. Divorces granted in Lena Stemler v Louis Stemler, Charles W Goodall v Minnie Goodall, and Joseph Stadelman v Emma Stadelman. Humboldt Building Association v E D Payne awarded plaintiff $1,823. German National Bank awarded $300 against John G Hetsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge
Lena Stemler
Louis Stemler
Charles W. Goodall
Minnie Goodall
Joseph Stadelman
Emma Stadelman
Humboldt Building Association
E. D. Payne
German National Bank
John G. Hetsch
Receiver Ordered to Sue Bank Debtors in 75 000 Dispute
In the matter of Adam Wagner assignee and John Trapp versus Swift Iron and Steel Works Judge Hodge directed court receiver J J Youtsey to sue the estate of Charles Spinks and G W Robson Jr as sureties for the First National Bank. The bank failed but paid 80 percent dividends. the suit seeks the remaining 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Wagner
John Trapp
Swift Iron and Steel Works
Hodge
J. J. Youtsey
Charles Spinks
G. W. Robson, Jr
First National Bank
Infant Agnes May Jones Dies in West Tenth Street Home
Agnes May infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Jones of West Tenth Street died yesterday at home. Mr Jones, Overseer of the Poor, will conduct the funeral Monday at 2 PM from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes May
Edward Jones
West Tenth Street
Enumerator Says Husbands Ages Hard to Tell
A young lady enumerator noted the main challenge in gathering information. She said wives often cannot provide their husbands or husbands parents ages, requiring another trip in nine out of ten cases.
Memorial Day Observances at St Stephen's Cemetery
Memorial Day services at St Stephen's Cemetery begin at 3 p m led by the Wm Nelson Post G A R A quartet performs select pieces Rev Thomas McGrady of Bellevue delivers the oration grave decorations are done by the Womens Relief Corps of the county all members meet at the hall at York and Sixth streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Wm. Nelson Post G. A. R
Thomas McGrady
Bellevue
Womens Relief Corps
Hall
York and
Sixth Streets
City Taxes Due And Payable At Treasurers Office
City taxes are now due and payable at the Treasurer's office. Rev R M Boyle of Nashville Tenn is visiting Captain D R Murphy Superintendent of the Government Building. John P White died at his Central avenue home. Funeral tomorrow at Immaculate Conception. Boone Circle meets at 2 pm at 839 Central for action on White's death. Odd Fellows lodges plan a joint visit to Widows and Orphans Home in Lexington on June 17 with L&N Rail special. Train leaves Newport Station at 7 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lyman Bryan
R. M. Boyle
Nashville
Tenn
D. R. Murphy
Henry Dorney
Dr. Jenkins
Boone Circle
Royal Circle
Central Avenue
John P. White
Charlies Hadle
Cincinnati
Barbara Abe
Newport
St. Stephen's Church
Fred Otto
Weber
Roit
Cook
Becker
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Odd Fellows
Campbell and
Kenton Counties
Lexington
Newport Station
Piqua Mutual Aid Case Seeks Receiver Appointment
Judge Thompson heard arguments on behalf of policyholders seeking a receiver after the Piqua Mutual Aid and Accident Association transferred its business to Potomac Life Insurance in Washington. He will name a receiver Monday to oversee the affairs and $60.00 assets, with the Potomac holding funds awaiting transfer. Attorney Lewis B. Sawyer of Cincinnati has led the resistance and litigation for the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Piqua Mutual Aid and Accident Association
Potomac Life Insurance Company
Washington
Piqua
Potomac
Lewis B. Sawyer
Cincinnati
Potomac Company
Mrs Hines and Shields Head to Arcadia Visit
Mrs W H Hines and Mrs Edward Shields, mother and sister of Dr Harry H Hines, depart today to visit relatives in Arcadia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hines
Edward Shields
Harry H. Hines
Arcadia, Mo
Kansas City Gouge Too Late To Change Place
National Democratic sub committee in Kansas City to review alleged hotel rate extortion for the upcoming convention. J. J. Swofford reports facts and figures show rates at $5 per day American plan for four per room and a $125 European plan offered by one hotel for Virginia delegation. Local bureau says 30,000 people can be housed in private homes at about $2 per room European plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Democratic Committee
J. J. Swofford
New York
Virginia
Bureau of Information
Move of Democratic Convention From Kansas City Mooted
Senator Jones says it is too late to call a Democratic National Committee meeting to discuss removing the convention from Kansas City over complaints of hotel extortion. Tennessee delegates Head and Otey led the push, with several other complaints cited as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Kansas City
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Tennessee
Head
Otey
Virginia
Delegates to Kansas City Indorsed in Tuscarawas Rally
The Tuscarawas County Democracy met in New Philadelphia on June 2 selecting A. W. Patrick for delegate to the National Democratic Convention and empowered him to choose 53 delegates to the Newark Congressional convention. Patrick renounces a bid for Congress but may seek nomination if offered. multiple county and state nominees were renominated and Patrick named as one of the State convention delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
J. H. Mitchell
H. W. Steb
A. W. Patrick
Newark
Patrick
C. C. Fernsell
Simon A. Kinsey
Peter Renner
Barton
Paul R. Murray
George W. Crater
Kansas City
Democratic Rally Ahead of Bucyrus Convention in Upper Sandusky
Upper Sandusky voters prepare to march to Bucyrus for the Democratic Congressional Convention with Judge Allen Smalley as the favored candidate. Locals fuse enthusiasm for Smalley, while Norton faces strong opposition from well-informed Democrats recalling Hare’s fate in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Upper
Sandusky
Jume
Bucyrus
Allen Smalley
Norton
D. D. Hare
Hare
Smalley
Sandusky County Democrats Name Delegates to State Convention
In Fremont Ohio on June 2 the Sandusky County Democrats held a mass convention selecting Ed Hart W J Aleshire W H KK Goshard John Esslinger John Franks George F Aldrich Michael Dunningan and R L Deran as delegates to the State Convention They were instructed for Bryan by resolutions An effort to endorse Norton delegate Russ Christy failed due to local opposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Fremont
Sandusky County
Democrats
Mass
Ed Hart
W. J. Aleshire
W. H. KK. Goshard
John .Esslinger
John Franks
George F. Aldrich
Michael Dunningan
R. L. Deran
Bryan
Norton
Kansas City
Russ Christy
Sharpe and Cole Nominated at Montpelier Convention
At the Republican Convention of the Twenty eighth Judicial District in Montpelier A L Sharpe of Bluffton was nominated for Judge and Enos Cole of Hartford City for Prosecutor Both selections were by acclamation The district includes Wells and Blackford Counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hartford City
Ind
Montpelier
A. L. Sharpe
Bluffton
Enos Cole
Wells
Blackford
Trumbull County Democrats Back Bryan at Convention
The Trumbull County Democratic Convention endorsed W. J. Bryan for president and named delegates to the state convention on June 12 and 13. County ticket nominees include Recorder T. J. Lamb, Warren. Commissioner James Clark, Brookfield. Infirmary Director S. Q. March, Hubbard. delegates Henry Waldeck, M. M. Padgett, Wm. Kilpatrick, Warren. Allen Patterson, Girard. W. M. Bremer, Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Trumbull County
W. J. Bryan
Henry Waldeck
M. M. Padgett
Wm. Kilpatrick
Allen Patterson
Girard
W. M. Bremer
Niles
T. J. Lamb
James Clark
Brookfield
Q. March
Hubbard
Democratic mass convention held in Celina
A Democratic mass convention gathered in Celina Ohio on June 2. The event showcased local party leaders and delegates shaping upcoming primary strategies and platform statements. Local officials and residents attended to hear candidates and discuss civic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Celina
Delegates Chosen for State Convention and School Commissioner
Afternoon report lists delegates Marion Pond 8 W Brown George Phillips Nathan Bocher Theobald Leininger Frank A Colter William Rabe and John Coughlin selected for the State convention. Resolutions instruct delegates for Bryan and J D Simpkins of St Marys for State School Commissioner were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Pond
W. Brown
George Phillips
Nathan Bocher
Theobald Leininger
Frank A. Colter
William Rabe
John Coughlin
Bryan
J. D. Simpkins
St. Marys
U S Officials To Columbus For Two Week Court Session
Judge Thompson of the United States Court District Attorney Bundy United States Marshal Vivian J Fagin and Deputy Sanderson Court Clerk General Cowen and others will travel to Columbus Monday for a two week United States Court session In Columbus Brychta a Chicago Post Office clerk and Captain Jobe the ex Covington hero are among those to be tried Judge Thompson may visit the Paris Exposition after court terms end in Columbus and this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
United States Court
Bundy
McPherson
United States
Vivian J. Fagin
Sanderson
Cowen
Columbus
Brychta
Chicago
Jobe
Covington
O Rea Seen Likely Nominee for Seventh District Appellate Judge
Ed C O Rear is expected to be nominated at the Lousia Kentucky convention Monday for the Seventh District Appellate Judge seat. Born near Camargo Montgomery County he rose from street seller to Mt Sterling lawyer with a large Eastern Kentucky practice and prior county judge election in 18%. The nomination would place him in a high judicial post noted as a long career of usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louisa
Ed. C. O’rear
Ed. C. O'Rear
Camargo
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Hazelrigg
O’rear
Kentucky
Lovell Will Probate Details Trustees and Beneficiaries
The will of H L Lovell from Covington was probated in circuit court. He leaves the widow the Second and Kennedy street homestead with household effects and an annual income of 6000 dollars for life, then the estate reverts. He bequeaths stock in the Louisville Street Railway Company to various relatives and cash to others, with farms and dividends noted, and the widow’s death triggers division among three daughters and their children. A codicil adds further bequests to relatives and specifies Fannie B Lovell as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Lovell
Covington
Second and
Kennedy Street
William L. Lovell
Charleston
W. Va
Louisville Street Railway Company
Bettie A. Beard
Salem
R. C. M. Lovell
Fannie E. Hall
Fruitland Park Lake
Fila
May F. R. Lovell
William Marshall
Mary L. Sayre
Lexington
Fannie B. Lovell
Virginia L. Hodge
Newport
Mary C. Lovell
Ellan Crosby
Marietta
Betty W. Oldham
Cincinnati
Bellevue Church Social and Memorial Services Schedule
The Young People Society of St. John's German Church hosts a missionary social on June 5. Granville Moody Post G A R meets at 1 PM today for memorial services at Four Mile Cemetery Newport. Knights of St Edward meet at Geiger's 12 45 PM to go to Reading O for anniversary services. Public school children visit the Zoo tomorrow. Bellevue Lodge I O O F attends memorial services at Christian Church today at 10 4 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of
St. John’s
Granville Moody Post
Four Mile Cemetery
Newport
Knights of St. Edward
Geiger’s
Reading O
Knights of St. John
Louis Trouble and Street Car Strike Negotiations Fail
In St Louis on June 2 the Citizens' Committee proposed a settlement demanding the Transit Company reinstate at least 1,000 workers immediately and 600 more within ninety days. Edward Whitaker approved the plan, while the strikers’ Grievance Committee met privately. Governor Stone said no progress was made as details were requested and not provided. The committee warned the proposal needed changes before acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Citizens’ Committee
Edward Whitaker
William J. Stone
Railway Men's Union
Whitaker
Stone
Mine union officer arrested during Whitely County mining drive
Knoxville June 2 J W Howe district deputy of the United Mine Workers was arrested at Jellico while trying to organize miners at Whitely County Company mines. He is out on bond and officials fear trouble for unorganized miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Howe
United Mine Workers of America
Jellico
Whitely County Company
Charles Dale Sued for Damages by 11-Year-Old Girl
Birdie M Unwan an eleven year old from Cincinnati, by her mother Anna Unwan, sues Charles F Dale for 25000 damages alleging assault after a steamboat trip to Mayville Kentucky on April 29. Dale, who inherited about 30000 in real estate, has fled Cincinnati authorities. court asked to restrain him from disposing of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Rushville
Ind
Birdie M. Unwan
Cincinnati
Anna Unwan
Chas. F. Dale
Dale
Maysville
Mamie Dixon
Salvadoran Minister Zaldivar Arrives in Washington
Rafael Zaldivar new Salvadoran minister arrives and is presented to Secretary Hay at the State Department. He will be received by the President at the White House Monday. He notes favorable Salvadoran finances and peace, with exports exceeding imports and strong protections for foreigners. He is accompanied by Eduardo Perez Criana, educated in the United States at Lehigh University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rafael Zaldivar
Salvador
Hay
State Department
Calvo
Costa Rica
Zaldivar
White House
San Salvador
United States
Regaldo
Eduardo Perez Criana
Legation
Paris
Mexico
Lehigh University
Sermons and Decoration Day Observances Headline Local Services
Rev A J Ramsey preaches on Unpossessed Possessions in the morning while an evening sermon on Anchors That Never Drag is planned. Decoration Day activities include St Francis Cemetery program with Rev Father Schmidt. earlier Wednesday marriage announcements noted for Rev A J and Miss Bertha in the local high profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ramsey
St. Francis Cemetery
Father Schmidt
Bertha
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East Fourth Street
Newport, Ky
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R. R. Rich
John Cook
Holman Street
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Ludlow
Piqua Mutual Aid and Accident
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Judge Smalley
Trumbull
Celina Democrats
U. S
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Covington Tobacco
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Asault
MR. Zaldivar
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Twenty-second Ward
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White’s Dining Rooms
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Seventeenth Infantry
Luther R. Hare
Thirry-third Infantry
C. H. Potter
Fourteenth Infantry
Henry A. Green
Twentieth Infantry
Morris M. Bastee
California
Territory of Hawaii
John C. Baird
Wyoming
Hawaii
Daniel A. Ray
Illinois
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Albert Gleaves
Waldo Evans
F. B. Brumby
T. M. Dick
C. K. Malloy
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K. M. Bennett
E. H. Watson
O. & Knepper
M. J. McCormick
Waste of Jr
R. Z. Johnston, Jr
E. F. Eckhardt
E. H. Dunn
Penne
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