England's Premier in the Chinese Question and Parlia ment Dissolution
London reports on Lord Salisbury and the Conservative stance ahead of elections. Pressure for early dissolution grows amid Cabinet reshuffles and debate over imperial policy, with Rosebery watchers and Liberal anti imperialists shaping the party's path. The China issue looms as Boxers, Korea and foreign policy mix with domestic political maneuvering.
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London
Associated Press
England
South Africa
Lord Salisbury
Howard Vincent
the Times
Spectator
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Balfour
Chamberlain
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Commons
Kruger
Lord Roberts
Lord Rosebery
Plymouth Mercury
the Mercury
Liberal Party
China
Claude MacDonald
Peking
Russia
Far East
Japan
Korea
Newfoundland
Canada
Ascot
Sunday Park Parade
Notary Bond Case Appealed in War Revenue Tax Dispute
District Attorney Bundy appealed to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals a case where Attorney Walter Warwick opposes the war revenue tax on the bond given by Notaries Public. Judge Thompson ruled for Warwick.
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Notary
Bundy
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Walter Warwick
Thompson
Warwick
Court of Appeals Resumes Session in City
The United States Court of Appeals will resume its session in this city Tuesday morning returning from Cleveland. The session is expected to last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Court OF Appeals
United States Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Rand Twins Arrive at Hotel Rand Home
Friends of Mr and Mrs Harry Rand congratulate them on the arrival of twins at their home in the Hotel Rand last night.
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Harry
Rand
Hotel
Latonia Jockey Club Spring Meet Sixth Day Highlights
At Latonia Kentucky on June 2 1900 the sixth day of the Spring Meeting featured six races. Winners included Agitator in the first race and Drogheda runner up in a photo finish. The Clipsetta Stakes saw Queen Dixon win with Queen Carnival second and Bonnie Lissak third. Acushla easily won the sixth race with Marguerite Hageman finishing strong for second.
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Latonia
Latonia Jockey Club
L. P. Tarlton
Chas. F. Price
James F. Caldwell
Salvarse
Lord Zeni
C. c
Imp. Kallicrates
Elsbeth
Lewis
Star of Bethlehem
Banished
Ind
Post Wadasll Queen Dixon
Gilmore Torhlinson&Woods
Queen Carnival
R. J. Hiner
Bonnie Lissak
Mason
F. Gray
Regimnia Lee
W. Mooney
Wmler &Co
Telephone Girl
H’shberger
H. J. Scoggan
Overton
A. P. Gooding
Lady Bramble
Herting
O. Lewis
T. G. Calvert
Dixon m
Carnival
Dixon
Lissak
B. F
Sir Dixon
Lady Bith
Queen Dixon
Regina Lee
Regina
Emma C. L
Helen Graham
School For Scandal
Lady Kent
R. H. Bronaugh & Co
Lady Bratton
VanCamp D.P. Rodgers&Co
Arcturus
Donovan
Geo. Hinkle
Sereveee
Hazelwood
Gering & Co
Sevsdsf
Ottecemt
Robyiy
Shafer & Roe
Uicutes Sheba
Berman
Wm. Littrell & Co
S&s. F
Bentley B
Michaels
T. H. Blackburn
Miss Kingston
Harshberger
Lee Smitha
Acushla
Hageman
Wilson
B. m
Miser—Cruiskeen
Marguerite Hageman
Carlotta
Visitors in New York Draw Ohio Valley Visitors Frequent Big Hotels
Large numbers of Ohio Valley residents registered at New York hotels as they attended meetings and events. Notable figures included M. C. Anderson, Joseph W. Babcock, and ex Senator Blackburn among many others. The piece lists numerous Cincinnati Dayton and Ohio guests at hotels such as Hoffman House Waldorf Astoria and Marlborough.
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Ohio Valley
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Fifth Avenue
Ohio
Indiana
Senator Fairbanks
Congress
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
Waldorf- Astoria
Bryan
McKinley
Jie
New York
Or. Oaken
Murray Hill
W. Shield
Vendome
Columbus
D. C
Dayton, O
Vv. C. Ricker
Marlborough
T. R. Vandegrift
Sturtevant
Normandie
R. J. Stone
A. 8. Stone
F. W. Wood
Astor House
C. A. Pierce
Grand Union
E. V. Hoenschel
Broadway Central
G. W. Pottle
One Negative Vote in Sherman Antitrust Debate
The House approved the Littlefield antitrust bill 273 to 1 with Mr. Mann of Illinois voting no. The measure tightens the Sherman act to include agents officers and attorneys of corporations and allows damages. it passed amid partisan applause and debate over constitutional powers.
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Washington
Mann
Rep
Ill
Congress
United States
United States Circuit
House
Watson
Naval Academy
Groat
Senate
Overstreet
Fitzgerald
Republican Party
Terry
Ark
Messrs. Swanson
Driggs
N. Y
Bellam
N. C
Ray
Babcock
Wis
Grosvenor
Dolliver
Messrs
Aldrich
Ala
Allen
Bailey
Kan
Calderhead
Cannon
Queen Dixon Wins in Consolation Stakes Run
In the seventh race Consolation Stakes at one mile Waterwick carrying 108 pounds ridden by Martin won at 2 to 1 with A. Winner at 6 to 1 placing second. Notable runners included Jack Carey and Olive Order among others. time was 1 48.0.
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Bentley B
Kingston
Bentley
Kent
Ci. G
Onondaga
Skylight
Miss Kingston
Lady Kent
Bottocrat
Monnett
Russelline
Waterwick
Martin
Flynn
Ceeeeseees Jack
Carey
Lendrum
Olive Order
Annie Lauretta
Awa Lang Syne
Primavera
Mousseltoff
Loyal Prince
Basle
Sir Dilke
Jolly Tar and Rivels Triumph for Reiff Jockeys at Kempton
At Kempton Park Jolly Tar won the Coronation cup with J. Reiff aboard while Rivels gelding captured the St Margarets selling plate with L. Reiff riding. Blacksmith took the Westminster place with J. Reiff, and Crake won the Sunbury welter handicap. Duke of Egmont ridden by Rigby placed second.
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London
Kempton Park
Reiffs
Jolly Tar
J. Reiff
St. Margarets
L. Reiff
Westminster Place
Blacksmith
Crake
Rigby
Dayton Shut Out Youngstown With the Greatest Ease
Dayton defeated Youngstown without difficulty as the clubs updated their standings. The article details current records, scoring patterns, and the impact on team positions in the league.
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Dayton
Youngstown
Conductor Struck by Stone on Warsaw Avenue Car
Conductor Valentine Snyder of Warsaw Avenue Car No 1080 was knocked from his car at 10 30 pm by a stone thrown from darkness at Warsaw and Glenway avenues. He was revived and taken home for medical care. Snyder offered no motive and suspected a case of mistaken identity.
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Valentine Snyder
Warsaw Avenue
Warsaw
Glenway Avenues
Snyder
Thieves at Bernard's House Berth in Westminster Avenue
Police were alerted shortly before midnight to burglars at Louis Bernard's home, 1529 Westminster Avenue, but a patrol wagon crew found no one on arrival.
Covingtons Meet Shamrocks in Rematch at Covington Park
The Covingtons face the Shamrocks for a second time this afternoon at Covington Park after last Sunday's thrilling encounter. The game was moved from League Park due to fire damage, with organizers aiming to accommodate a large amateur crowd and crown the champions.
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Covingtons
Crack Shamrocks
Covington Park
League Park
Avondale Club Falls to Norwood in Lopsided 18 to 1 Game
Avondale routs Norwood by 18 to 1 as Schaff stars with bat while Milford defeats Madisonville 10 to 2 and Westwood beats Stamina 17 to 12. Postponed Gym-Procter & Gamble game linked to East End grounds field day activities.
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Avondale
Agee Procter & G
Norwood
W. L. Pe
Madisonville
Milford
Westwood
Stamina
Procter & Gamble
Ivorydale
East End
Milfords
Dean
Marsh
Kennedy
Keefe
Bugh
Barnes
Burke
Wiseman
Heatley
Lloyd
Westwoods
Benedict
Schrauder
Speed
Waterman
Miller
Striker
Earlham College Defeats Miami University in Baseball
Earlham College defeated Miami University Oxford in a game played this afternoon in Richmond Indiana. The report lists innings and scores with unclear OCR. Batteries were Hobbs Ratliff Wilkinson Reeves and Williamson for Earlham. Miami batteries unknown.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Miami University
Oxford
Earlham
Peters Medal Contest Draws Crowds at Cincinnati Gun Club
Cincinnati Gun Club held the first Peters Arms Company medal shoot in fair weather, drawing many local shooters. The medal, to be contested biweekly, will pass to the year’s top scorer. conditions mirror the Schuler trophy format. The next shoot not Wednesday but Monday due to a State meet in Columbus.
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Peters Arms Company
Cincinnati Gun Club
Gun Club
Columbus
Michigan Wins Championship in Five-Game Series
ANN ARBOR Michigan June 2 Chicago University 2 Michigan University 4 in win innings securing the championship in five games for Michigan.
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Michigan
Commercial Tribune
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chicago University
Michigan University
Local Athletes Compete in Western AAU Meet at Detroit
The Western section AAU meet is set for Detroit Michigan on Saturday afternoon June 9 under Detroit Athletic Club auspices. Participants include Chic New York A C Boston A C Fly Athletic Club with medals awarded for top finishers. Cincinnati Y M C A is represented by Chas Critchell Harry Spear David Davies and Jolly Heintz in sprints pole vault and jumps. The team departs for Detroit Friday night.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Athletic Club
Chic
New York A. C
Boston A. C
Fly Athletic Club
Chas. Critchell
Harry Spear
David Davies
Jolly Heintz
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Interscholastic Field Day Set for June 6 at Cincinnati Gym
At a special Field Day Committee meeting in the Teachers' Club rooms last Friday, the interscholastic field day was scheduled for Wednesday June 6 at the Cincinnati gymnasium grounds. The first race will start promptly at 2 1 o'clock. Tickets dated May 30 will be honored on June 6, 1900.
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Teachers’ Club
Cincinnatimnasium
Notable Midwest Figures Die Across Cities in One Day
The day brings obituaries for Dan Mc Farland of Portsmouth Ohio aged 75 native of Baltimore a former state legislator and newspaper leader. George Py Anderson longtime Crown Hill Cemetery secretary and oldest Oddfellow in Indiana aged 76. and Dr Theodore Menges a leading dental authority who headed a major dental faculty and published widely before his death after an appendicitis operation.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Dan McFarland
Baltimore
Ohio
State Journal
Portsmouth Tribune
Congress
J. W. McCormick
Gallia
Indianapolis
George Py Anderson
Middle West
Crown Hill
Indiana
Chicago
Theodore Menges
Northwest School
United States
Garage of
Chai
Peargee
Ni Association of Dental Faculties
Chicago Whist Carnival crowns 12 man team champions
The Chicago Whist Carnival at Tremont House May 30 to June 2 concluded with the Chicago Whist Association twelve member team winning the silver punch bowl trophy valued at about 250 dollars. Four teams competed in two open sessions Thursday with top scorers named for Thursday, Friday, and the final mixed events across three sessions.
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Chicago
Chicago Whist Association
A. R. Metcalfe
E. P. Martin
C. W. Smith
J. L. Lieb
BE. G. Comstock
Willis B. Keats
EB. B. Nash
F. L. Montgomery
F. Harland
J. Smith
Ohio Whist Association
Clarence Brown
L. G. Parker
Frank Hart
W. E. Talcott
J.8. Evans
B. L. Richards
W. L. Loveland
H. L. Welch
W. C. Chinnick
H. R. Wilson
Murry Cook
H. F. Paddock
H. Lougherin
W. C. Richards
B. L. J. Kotz
F.J Lb. Torrey
A. Reis
L. Andrew
Tenth annual American Whist League congress program
The Commercial Tribune outlines the Niagara Falls congress schedule for July 9 to 14 at the Cataract and International Hotels. Sessions, trophies, and progressive pairs run daily with divisions for men and women. a laws committee meeting in Niagara Falls on July 6 seeks final action on the duplicate whist code.
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the Commercial Tribune
Niagara Falls
J. Tormey
Committee On Laws
The
Boston Congress
Tormey
P. J. Tormey
Lutter Street
San Francisco
Cal
Is Whist Growing in Popularity Across the Nation
The article argues whist is no fad but a rising science with widespread appeal. Reports from the Woman's Whist League National Congress the Chicago Carnival and preparations for the American Whist National Congress show strong club activity in cities and many towns.
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Chicago
Cures Weak Men Free Offer for At Home Treatment
An advertisement by Dr. L W Knapp of Detroit offers a free home cure receipt for sexual weakness and related issues. It promises increased size and vigor, cites testimonials, and notes all correspondence is confidential with plain mailing envelopes.
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L. W. Knapp
Hull Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Daily Mail
Moon
Vin Mariani Endorsed by Over Eight Thousand Physicians
Written endorsements from more than 8,000 physicians declare Vin Mariani as highly recognized by the medical profession. The ad promotes it as safe and urges buyers to refuse substitutes, with distribution by all druggists.
Whist and Bridge Whist Enjoy High Regard in Public Life
The article extols whist as a cultured, intellectual pastime with a growing library of authorities. It notes newspapers in major cities cover the game, praises whist for purity and education, and contrasts it with poker profits and bridge’s lack of American Whist League approval.
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New York World
Marine ship movements at major ports June release
Shipping news lists sailings and arrivals across Atlantic routes on June 2 from New York Antwerp Havre Cherbourg and Liverpool. Vessels include The Pennsylvania Lucania Campania Ems Kaisernfriedrich der Grosse Georgic and others with arrivals at Bremen Bremerhaven and New York.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Lucania
Liverpool
Marquette
London
Kaiser Wilhelm
Naples
Arkansas
The
Island
Stettin
Etruria
Genoa
Ems
Campania
Cevic
Antwerp
Southwark
Havre
la Gascogne
St. Louis
Southampton
Bremen
St. Paul
Pretoria
Bovie
Georgic
Auguste Victoria
Fire destroys several Mansfield businesses at Butler
Fire at Butler twenty miles south of Mansfield on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad last night razed multiple shops and homes including Milton Wise boots and harness James Daugherty furnishing goods Weant Stichler general store E E Daugherty harness store and residence D C Scott barber shop and residence and Daniels residence The blaze caused about 25 000 in damage with roughly half insured and the cause is undetermined.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Butler
Baltimore & Ohio
Milton Wise
James Daugherty
Weant & Stichler
E. E. Daugherty
D. C. Scott
Daniel E
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co Catalog Note
Specific 1 for Fevers Congestion and 10 for Dyspepsia Indigestion 15 for Rheumatism 26 for Seasickness A preventive and cure before sailing 27 for Kidney Bladder Manual of all maladies especially children diseases sent free For sale by all druggists or sent on receipt of price 2%o Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co cor William and John streets New York 32 Rue Etienne Marcel Paris
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Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine ‘Co
Cor, William and John Streets
New York
Etienne-Marcel
Paris
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G. Lyle
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Overton Star of
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Hart Gibson, Jr
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Exile
Athleen
W. Welch
Nivoce
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Ella
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Drogheda
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VanCamp
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H. T. Pierce
Volkman
Roby
Ed Brown’& Co
Glennon
Janser & Barcalow
Shef
J. D. Clayton
S. F
Bee
M. Hageman
Talbot Bros
Bosler & Co
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T. Jacobs
E. McCord
Be ¢É Berman
Cherrington & Co
Cincinnati
Metropolis
M. C. Anderson
Association of Theatrical Managers of the United States
Hoffman House
Anderson
George E. Herrick
Cleveland, O
Manhattan
Elizabeth Kemper Parrott
Irene Leota Bowman
d’Angelo Bergh School of Vocal Art
Gotham
John L. Davis
Pitth Avenue
Max Burgheim
Gilsey House
W. H. Donaldson
Queen City
the Marlborough
William Lindsay
Fifth Avenue Hotel
E. H. Stern
Cadillac
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Morton House
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Cap Man
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Roth
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C. W. Short
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Morton
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Hoffman
B. E. Werner
W. T. Mitchell
Cosmopolitan
L. F. Wertheimer
Loring Andrews
Park Avenue Hotel
A. Arnstein
the Albert
P. H. Deitz
W. J. Simpson
Lexington
E. M. Weilly
W. H. May
H. J. Lyon
Continental
R. W. Talbott
W. P. Meserve
Criterion
W. J. Sayre
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G. W. Bain
J. M. Shannon
T. H. Shannon
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Herald Square
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E. B. Gorsuch
G. D. Turner
Springfield, C
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H. Gardner
J. G. Wood
Gilsey
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J. Jennings
J. F. Hennegan
A. Lipman
J. D. McManus
H. 8. Stein
S. A. Hofheimer
J. A. Rite
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Holland
P. G. Thompson
T. A. Miller
M. E. Boysell
Lima, O
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C. A. Keller
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Christ Church Parish
Union Depot Railroad
Superbas
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Suberbas
Madison Road
Hyde Park
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Dooins
Connard
McDonald Ps
Proctor
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Valdoise S.s
Casey Jt
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Schidel C.f
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Covington Y. M. C. A
Central Y. M. C. A
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Central Branch
Columbia
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Hueston
Wedeseveereee
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Dryden
Emigrant
Reiff
Interstate League
W. L.pe
Wheeling
Newcastle
Toledo
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I Owen
RHE
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Hess
Arthur
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Nickel
McCall
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Gamer
Cruetz
Stryker
Hugg
Kerr
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Aniie B. Shelby
Cincinnati Whist
Dr. Sattler
Avondale Athletic Club
Migs Bryant
Iredell
Dodd
Breneman
Crawford
J. M. Crawford
Frank Goodhue
Club
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Hill
MacMillan
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Forwood
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Gere
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McBreen
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Tuttle
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Lindsley
Ehlers
Temple
Chicago Whist Carnival
A. W. L. Congress
L. W. Knapp, M.D
Vin Mariani
Return
U. S-W
Union Station
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Ribeiro da Costa & Co
Droguistas
Rua Do Arsenal
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