Segments of Daily Gazette Chronicle Various 19th Century Notices
Reported items include cholera fears in New York city and political shifts such as Paul Ry Bavyer declining Indian affairs commissioner post. Arrests of Staten Island Ferry officers, large internal revenue figures, Italy naming a Geneva representative, and French election committee divisions are noted. Sing Sing prisoners escape via steam tug. French delegation honors Ireland and Swiss Indiana river road vote details. Riots hinder anti Catholic lectures in Ogdensburg. Felix R Brunot Indian commissioner concerns and August 4 letters from Umatilla reservation referenced.
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New York City
Paulx Ry Bavyer
Indian Affairs
Staten Island Ferry Company
Sing Sing
Ireland
Switzerland County
Indiana
Vevay
Florence
Patriot
Barkworks
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Friends of Liberty and Free Speech
Pittsburg
Felix R. Brunot
Umatilla
Dallas
Brunot
Storm Spreads Damage Across Miami Valley In August Night
The Dayton area reports a violent storm with near tornado conditions in Franklin and surrounding towns. Homes and hotels lose roofs, water floods interiors, and crops like corn and tobacco suffer. widespread damage along the river and in countryside areas, with some trees uprooted and fences down.
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Dayton
Miami Valley
Franklin
Esquire
Denise
Springboro
Western Spirit League
Cincinnati
League
Ren. B. Crossly
Dayton Zouaves
National Soldiers’ Home
Governor Hayes
Adjutant General
Hanszelman
Reed
Farmers’ Club and
Horticultural Society
Soldiers’ Home
Horticultural Society of
Richmond
Ind
Bellefountaine
Springfield
Death by Insurance Plot in Plainfield Triggers Arrests
A May 1986 case from Hendricks county Indiana alleges Mary J. Gossett was murdered for life insurance proceeds. A. W. Gossett and others were arrested after investigators linked the scheme to secure a husband’s remarriage, with further notes on local political and legal matters in Columbus and Lorain county.
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Sypiamnapolis
Mary J. Gossett
Plainfield
Hendricks County
Northwestern Mutual Life
Milwaukee
Notico
A. W. Gossett
Gossett
John Bachaw
Union Depot
City
Mr.Womston
Kentland
Newton County
India
Kankakee Valley
Snesbertokee
Canal Boat Enrollment Sparks National Discontent
Secretary Boutwell’s rigid canal boat enrollment policy draws opposition from Alexandria and Georgetown canal company agents who say their boats hardly enter the Potomac beyond the terminus. The secretary insists law cannot be eased. aggrieved parties must seek congressional modification. The article also outlines proposed safety gauges for steamboats, tobacco purchase record keeping, an arrest for swindling, and Republican youth meeting plans led by General Noyes in Columbus.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Wasnterom
Boutwell
United States
Alexandria & Georgetown
Congress
Board of Steamboat Inspectors
Douglass
Claims dismissed and railroad bids loom in early August
August 17 report notes William E. Barrow's claim on Mexican grant for New Almaden quicksilver mines dismissed as to citizenship. American seal lock committee favors government control for bonded goods storage. Union Pacific Central Branch plans twenty more miles and seeks more subsidies via mandamus if denied. General George Stoneman retired for disability after long service. D C Cooke pays ten million dollars to the treasury as first installment of its new loan. Felix R Brunot declines Indian affairs commissioner post. Internal Revenue receipts reach 1 603 865 by fiscal year end.
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Wasnieron
William E. Barrow
California
Lnd
United States
Mexico
Boutwell
Central Branch
Union Pacific Rail Af LD
Union Pacific Central Branch Railroad Company
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
R. D. Cooke
Treasury
American Syndicate
Felix R. Brunot
Communisioner of
Indian Affairs
Internal Revenue
Poncene
Indianapolis
Asa Gray
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mammoth Cays
Oaeantar
Terre Haute
Hess
Putnam
Associa
Bo Aes P. m
Swallow
Chespny
Elliott Cone
Hilgard
Mississippi
Cairo
Esau
Alabama
Louisiana
Cholera Fears Grip New York Amid Urban Squalor
August reports from New York describe alarm over a potential cholera arrival in September. Poor sanitation and filth in lower wards fuel concern while health officials promise urgent quarantine and vessel inspections amid fears of disease spreading from emigrant ships and Russia reports. A separate note covers the Westfield explosion verdict, prosecutions, and political tensions surrounding Warmoth era Louisiana landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Hull
London
Roosevelt
Vandewater
Baxter
Board of Health
Broadway
St. Petersburg
Russia
Westfield
Jacob Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Louisiana
Warmoth
the Tribune
Carnochan
Frasquito
Tropics
Quarantine
Red Hook
South Ames
Hampton Roads
Livingston, Fox & Co
Havana
Consignees
Conklin & Co
Desoto
United States
Marshal Packard
Custom House
Packard
Campbell
Dibble
Fish
Republican
F. J. Heros
Unclear fragment on epidemics and an explosion report
A fragment describes authorities in England and a cholera danger reaching a city, noting no preparations beyond keeping streets open amid a yellow fever concern. A coroner’s inquest into the Westfield case seeks press and public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Nm Au Es
Sant
Aave
Westfield
Tammany Frauds Meeting Ordered by Mayor
Aldermen are to convene in accordance with a mayoral directive regarding city government affairs. The meeting related to the governance structure has been scheduled, with details to be clarified.
Destructive Rainstorm Ravages Richmond Area
A severe backcountry rainstorm caused extensive flood damage across Richmond. Culverts, basements, and streets flooded. Noble Street and the rail yard were submerged. Coffin and furniture works suffered losses. several firms reported water intrusion, damaged goods, and halted operations. Dozens of buildings faced inundation, with fruit, corn, and cattle impacts noted. Authorities describe widespread havoc and costly repairs ahead.
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RicuMono, Inc
Morrow
Harvey Shroyer & Co
Queenswarehouse
Robert
Knollen
É c
Noble Street
A and Nobile
J. M. Hutton & Co
George H. Grant & Co
Leek
Fair Grounds
Eel
Gaar, Scott & Co
Merring
Marion Street
Currie, Dunn & Co
Nery
Washington Street
Pearl Street
Tanyard
Beyne, Vaughan & Co
Turna l
Theddleborough
Henry Hunter
Fleecy Dale
Heaven
Logan County Teachers Association Closes Session
From Bellefontaine Ohio August 17 the Logan county teachers association ends its meeting. Discussion covered state normal schools with Judge Lawrence presenting the need. J Roland Day urged compulsory law while Prof Wright and Rev Hall pushed higher teacher qualifications. A uniform nationwide course of study was urged. The colored Masonic picnic drew many attendees and Judge Lawrence gave the day’s oration.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Logan County Teachers’ Association
Lawrence
J. Roland Day
W. Wright
J. M. Hall
Dyer Dies of Sunstroke in Springfield News
F R Comstock dies from sunstroke in Sprnnerizto Ohio. He had no funds and will be buried by the city. Wealthy Rochester relatives suspected. Police arrest three pickpockets at a circus Charles Adams Canton John Myers Michigan and Charles Miller Greene county. Myers held a $2100 check Crapp Cary Co. Miller carried a $1500 check Crapp Co. They are jailed awaiting trial.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Sprnnerizto
F. R. Comstock
Rochester
New York
Charles Adams
Canton
John Myers
Michigan
Charles Miller
Greene County
Myers
People's Bank
Pittsburg
Crapp, Cary & Co
Miller
James Melon
Crapp & Co
Fiendish murder and confessions shock Kentucky border
From Louisville August 17 report details a brutal abduction near the Kentucky Tennessee line. A 10 year old girl vanished last Saturday prompting a massive search. A suspect, a former soldier, was arrested and reportedly shot while recaptured. He allegedly confessed to attempted rape then killed the girl and disposed of her body. Citizens reportedly held the suspect in custody with fear of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Thomas Bennett
Pear Ag
Paducah & Go
Kentucky
Nessee
Coonee
See
See & Pegro Who Had Been Beta For the War, and He Was Arrested, But Emane ‘Ane
Becomin
Pu Iech
Mearess
Joanne Agricultural Assats
Ee Orphan Asylums
Mead County
John Kaufman
Indiana
Kaufman _—_ rae
Jeffersonville
Ohio County
Old Corn
Bohanon
Cook Fauro
Bagdad
Dr. McClosky
Reception of a French delegation in Ireland
A French delegation visiting Ireland to thank the people for aid to wounded soldiers arrived amid wild crowds. They were greeted in Dublin with celebrations, a municipal address, and a royal welcome mood. The party included Count de Flanigny and a son of Marshal McMahon, cheered by thousands, as Birmingham-era notes describe ensuing parades and illuminated houses.
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Ireland
Prussia
Shelbourne Hotel
Marshal McMahon
Loxpon
Dublin
Count de Flanigny
House of Fiords
House of Commons
Enfield
Peru
Gladstone
Maguire
Cork
Queen Victoria
London
Palace of Holyrood
Balmoral
Duke
Duchess of Argyle
Invirary Castle
The Kalamazoo Races Report From Kalamazoo and Saratoga
Kalamazoo August 17 about eight thousand people attended. Premiums at Kalamazoo included 1500 for horses under the three in five harness mile heats won by Ohio Bay in three straight, times 2 31 5, 2 32 5. At Saratoga races, attendance under ten thousand. Tammany and Tinsdale in a steep chase. Milesian ridden by A Mowry remounted after a fall, Sutliff’s horse unseated, Milesian finished third. Times and winners noted in multiple races, including Kentucky two year olds and other classes with various times and entrants.
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Kalamazoo
Ohio Bay
SaRatToca
Tammany
Tinsdale
A. Mowry
Milesian
Sutliff
Ing John
Kentucky
A. Keene Richards
Hunter & Travers
Parmes
Judge Brigham
Thors Comte
Ser Heases Sane Base Savane
Loomis
Clementiog
Dan
Mace
Judge Li
Herc. Bentley
Kee
Ans
Mlb
Ae Mave
Colfax Speaks at Minnesota Sunday School Address
Vice President Colfax visiting Winona with Senator Windom spoke to a Congregational church Sunday school audience. He recalled his own infant class memories, urged teachers to embrace the responsibility of guiding souls, and emphasized home influence, moral fortification, and the foundation for a peaceful life.
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Colfax
Minnesota
Curiaco
Winona Minnesota
Windom
Congregational Church
Simon Peter
Mabay
Remarkable Sing prison escape shocks New York
Sixth Live New York August 17. An extraordinary escape at Sing prison unfolds as convicts seize a canal boat, gain control of a tug and pilot house, and head for the west shore amid gunfire and pursuit. Guards and volunteers press the chase with two prisoners reportedly in the mountains near Rockland, while witnesses say a possible clash occurred. Engineers and a boy on board were detained. two planners believed at large.
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N. Y
Sing Prison
Priso
Rockland
Esca
Laflin
New York City
Dean Richmond
Norton
Farrell
New York
Singseer
Zim
Kelso
Sais
Eanes
Rocd
Catholic Riots in Ogdensburg Halt Anti Catholic Lecture
August 17 Ogdensburg authorities protected Baron de Carmin after a closed hall and a large mob disrupted his anti Catholic lecture. Rioters remain defiant asMayor Procter warns peace must be kept and orders special police and possible troops. Leaders Thomas Daly and others arrested as police guard headquarters and streets.
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Ogdensburg
Ocpensburg
Baron Decarmin
Dcprissure
N. Y
Baron de Carmin
Procter
Common Council
Thomas Daly
Friends of Law and Order
Oger
Pittstown Disaster Funeral Attends Largest Crowd Yet
In Pittston Pa August 17 funerals for seventeen victims draw the season's largest crowd. Fifteen are Protestant and two Roman Catholics. Protestant rites were at Odd Fellows cemetery with twelve clergy present. Catholic miners had high mass at the church. Coroner's jury likely to reveal negligence by authorities.
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Pirraton
Pittston
Odd Fellows
Santa Clara Indians threaten war after chiefs death
In Batt Lake Utah August 17 report says the head chief of the Santa Clara Indians has died weeks ago and tribal tensions rise as the tribe threatens violence against whites. A suspected grand union among Utah and Oregon border Indians to suppress Utah is noted, while Charles Powell arrives as Pioche Indian agent. Pioche bullion shipments and mining stock activity indicate ongoing financial movements. Ten cars of base bullion were sent east by Wells Fargo. The weather remains excessively sultry.
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Batt Lake
Santa Clara
Utah
Oregon
Charles Powell
Pioche
Lees and Waller
New York
Wells, Fargo & Co
International Boat Race crews listed for August event
The Renforth of England and several Halifax and New York crews enter the international race on August 80. Entries include the Renforth, Prior, Barton, Roche, and the Paris crew with others competing. Also listed are m ion scull entrants Renforth Sadler Baynal Brown Coulter. The day carries further notes on American fishing- vessel seizure and several regional sports scores.
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Halfax
N.G
Renforth
England
Prior
Halifax
Barton
Riglin
New York
Roche
Paris
St. John
Taylor-Winship
Sadler and Baynal
Engand
Brown
Coulter
Winchester Cen tenary celebrated in town ceremony
The Winchester Connecticut centenary was celebrated with city authorities greeting the Semeneere eon party in Baltimore. Plans include a visit to the city and an excursion down the river as entries for a Halifax grand regatta were extended to the 21st.
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Winchester
Conn
Baltimore
Reneeee
Halifax
Roche
Dena
Nan
Ashland
Iince Little
W. T. Clendennin
Carbondale
Ils
Stephen Blair
Marion Road
Blair
Murfreesboro
Milwaukee
Jacob
Alex. GE Botkin
The
Chi Times
Phil Society of Milwaukee
New
Monet & Proisians
Orden
Port Maine
Thomaso
Ofes
Goldcreek
Conpay
Semety
Arkansas
River water updates from Gallipolis and Monongahela
River news briefs report Gallipolis awaiting boats as the river falls slowly and the C P Huntington schedules arrivals and departures. Monongahela river level listed at 26 inches and stationary with clear weather noted.
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Cincinnati Gazette
WaHxEtine
Gallipolis
Asem
C. P. Huntington
Little Rock
Dardanelle
Ve. Moe ‘Westher Clear
Pet Ae
North German Lloyd Wne ship Ohio sails to Bremen with cargo and passengers
Special Dispatch reports the steamship Ohio from Baltimore to Bremen carrying six cabin passengers and thirty five steerage passengers. cargo includes 1266 birds, tobacco, 876 bales of cotton and 256 bales from the west. Also notes a separate fire aboard the Henry Chauncey near Cape Henry with all aboard saved and total loss of ship and cargo. Arrivals include the steamer Kel Bremen.
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Cincinnati Gasetés
Baltimore
Wne
Ohio
Bremen
Henry Chauncey
New York
Aspinwall
Cape Henry
Brodie Island
Titusville Petroleum Market Update
Titusville Pa August 17 The Courier reports Thursday oil trading across upper roid and lower road with prices from 4 15 to 4 65 per barrel. Markets at Titusville Rouseville Oil City and other local points saw modest advances of about 10 cents before closing quiet as buyers met higher asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Courier
A. T. Co
Titusville Pipe
Tarselentio
Rouseville
Oil City
New Orleans Market Reports Mixed Prices and Quiet Trade
New Orleans market notices show flour sales at 475 to 650 per barrel for various qualities, corn mostly unchanged with white at 70 cents, oats around 48 to 50 cents, hay steady at 35.00, bran steady at 110, pork dull with refused at 1400, sugar sales at 8 to 128 cents with western rectified noted, coffee stiff with 14 to 16 cents, sterling 122 3/4, sight 14 cents, gold 112.
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Este
Tratier
Pittsburg Petroleum Market Prices Steady Amid Dull Trade
The Pittsburg market reports dull crude trading with firmer prices. Seller options for August or September range at 11 to 12 cents, buyer options for year at 10 to 11 cents. Refined products show fair demand with higher prices and sales noted for seller's option August at 28 ½ cents and September at 21 4/8 cents.
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Pittsburg
Prrssure
Iosge
Additional Cotton Markets by Telegraph. August 17
Cotton markets report varied conditions across postings. Osoceans notes grainy low prices with light exports. New York shows quiet with middling around 17 1/2 cents and stock on hand at 4,711 bales. Great Britain entries report 89,740 bales on hand and firmer tones with good ordinary at 15 1/2 cents. New arrivals indicate new cotton sold at 30 cents per pound for middling grade.
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Telegraph
New Osoceans
Grnaiy
Ggiece
T Low
Ming
Loco Tae
Low Wei Ng
Wedi
Moniz
Besar
Great Britain
Banta Aeens
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report August 17
Borrago August 17. The market dull and easier with prices a shade lower. Receipts 376 cars, 370 cars last week. Sheep and lambs firmer. receipts 16 cars. Total sales 652 head, avg 1268 lbs, value around 510,600. Lights and heavies mixed with varied sales.
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Borrago
New York Live Stock Market Report
Rev Y August 17 notes fat stock generally steady with varied prices. Texans sold at 9c per cwt and 100 head at 10c. Indiana and other fat cattle around 8 to 9c. Sheep and lambs show slight firmness with fine car lots improving. receipts about 2,600 head. Live cattle sold at 53½c per lb in some cases. dressed market near extremes.
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Indiana
Baltimore Live Stock Market on August 17
The market is dull with buyers lower on all grades. Sheep and hogs show limited demand, with prices quoted for selected lots and receipts for cattle and pigs described as light or moderate.
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Bexr CaTrie
Boy in peril leads to man being knocked senseless
In Putnam county a man named William Jenkins and two young helpers cut timber. A sapling swing failed as the boy at twenty five feet dropped toward ground. Jenkins caught him but was knocked unconscious. The boy was saved with no injury.
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Union City
Ind
Eagle
William Jenkins
Black Hawk
Putnam County
J. Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
A Few Snake Stories From Regional Papers
The Knoxville Chronicle reports Samuel Fox of Washington county Tennessee went hunting in the mountains last Tuesday and was found dead Thursday near White Rock with scratches on an arm and swollen body, likely bitten by nearby rattlesnakes. Portsmouth Ohio Tribune notes Andy Thompson cut open a giant garter snake found in a window and allegedly released ninety nine young snakes. Rev James Thompson confirms. Monroe County West Virginia Register recalls a woman bitten to death by a large rattlesnake near Jacob Dickinson’s farm, while D. reports eighteen rattlesnakes killed on his land and two dogs killed by snakes. rattlesnakes are said to exist near Boston.
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Republican State Executive Committee
James Monroe
Marion
Jacob Mueller
Upper Sandusky
Marietta
Pomeroy
Isaac R. Sherwood
Somerset
New Lexington
T. F. Wildey
Ohio
Ranney
Evening Dispatch
Benjamin J. Davie
Edwin M., Phillips
Athens
Amenville
Columbus
Fuller
Pennsylvania
Grady
Charles Fisher
Fisher
Hocking Valley
Scioto
Lorain County
Hemnan Ely
Representive
Jamin Strong
Ely
Samuel Fox
Washington County
Tennessee
White Rock
Fox
Portsmouth
Tribune
Bloom Township
Andy Thompson
Mindow
James Thompson
Pine Creek
Monroe County
West Virginia
Jacob Dickinson
Berryin
Boston
E. Cones
Putnam
Conestion
Sevii
Eugene W. Fio
Mexican Gulf
Perry, Whitteley
Andrews
Owen
Lake Superior
Nort
Hawley
United States
California
Florida
Cope
Philadelphia
Darwin
Phi
Henry
Secre Association
Hall
New York
Graay
Whittlesey
Harper
Colonel Grear
Daniel Kirkwood
J . Tingsley
Kich Owen
Sion
B. Waterhouse Hawkins
Terre Haute
The Premier's Chances In Bismarck's Great Policy
The article analyzes Bismarck's bid to reshape Germany and confront Rome's power. It weighs religious factors, Catholic strength, and potential for schism, arguing that triumph hinges on church politics, public sentiment, and the risk of provoking lasting religious hostility within new imperial structures.
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The
Spectator
Prines Ae
Pacy
Rome
Bismarck
Antonelli
Bavaria
Poland
Silesia
Rhenish
Prussia
Alsace
Lorraine
Ketteler
Mayence
Europe
Cologne
Hohenzollerns
Germany
Munich
Daigarrns
Wittelsbachs
Pol
Spain
Scotland
Belgium
Ireland
Lora Mani
Hints on Study Habits by Rev Brigham
Rev Charles H Brigham argues in Herald of Health that excessive study is not proven harmful by statistics. Poor methods ruin durability. Breaks and rest prevent mental and physical strain, while long, uninterrupted hours drain strength and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brigham
the Herald
Mission to find brides across ocean for American families
A New York World report describes Rev James Nugent, a Liverpool jail chaplain, arranging Irish girls for arranged marriages in Indiana Illinois parts of Canada and a Oregon farmer. The plan involved sending about twenty foreign maidens to suitable homes as wives under his supervision and with aid from a family in England. The piece notes the risky premise and the woman's precarious position.
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Canada
New York World
James Nugent
Liverpool
Indiana
Illinois
Oregon
Father Nugent
Aly
Mr. i
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Daily Gazette
Italy
Count ‘Loum Frederick Menenabres
Geneva Commission
French Assembly
Tuier
A&e
Lorain
Dickson
Laci
Washington
J. W. Tatman
McArthur
Tatman
Young ‘Men’s Republican Association
Wagner's Hall
Noyes
George K. Nash
George Stoneman
Bellefontaine
Logan County Teachers’ Association—Colored Masons
Springfield News
Bane G
St. Louis
Signaigo
Miss. Sentinel
Victor Emmanuel
Count Louis Frederic Menambres
Arno
jArno
Appenines
France
Thiers
VersaiLies
M. Bazet
M. Pouyer Quertier
Assembly
Thier
Versailles
Strasbourg
Ulrich
America
Presse
Berlin
Suwalki
Bank of England
Frankvort
Hentes
At & Ge
New Orleans
Racing News
Stary Miller
Sieh
Sliver Bow
Lucy Keirn
Marble City
Eee Na Salle
Giese
Lowia
Sonn . Moore
Charlesto W. Va
Active
Nee
Sorina
Fooler
Camelia
Clarksville
Ella Eee
Ada Dalian
Lomsien
LovalIsville
Evansville
Mpire
Burksville
Nashville Packet
Eau
Grand Tower
Ion Apis
Dick Louis
New Or
Tne Shaum
Mercury
M. J. Wicks
Rob Roy
Keokuk
Belle Membis
Memphis
M. Shreve
Redoe i
Commonwealth
Merrill
St. Paul
Vicksburg
Alice
Tigatoville
Peoria
Annie Pes
Upper
Pittstown
Utah News
Ottawa
Ont
New Ae
Quebec
Eckfords
Haymakers
Troy
Posse City Club
Rockford
Red Stockings
Marine News
Titusville Petroleum Market
New Orleans Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Knoxville Chronicle
Hungary
Austria
John Aenee
Albany
McRae
Muncie
T. Stout
Franklin Ees Inn
E. B. Toad
Providence
R.I
Ingram Fletcher
Inainnepolis
B. Kaateye Ni
Campbelrawfordsville
Irington
Crawfordsville
Holly Springs
Shissisippi
Will Nares
Fae
Vermont
T. L. ‘Sten
Hyde Park
Itnells AG
Doltear
Bethany
Rolin Malone
Edinburg
Econ Day
J. G. Rodgers
Madison
C. Seaman
Ann Arbor
Bainam
W. A. Backhout
Agricultural College
A. & Breneman
Roe Heels
E. R. Taylor
Cleveland
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