Brewers-Fernando Wood money lending scheme debated
Special dispatch notes that Brewers and allies urged tax collection changes on malt liquor before Ways and Means. Fernando Wood pressed a Banking and Currency Committee to block banker control of greenbacks. No committee action. House passed a resolution demanding the recall of Dr. Howard from Spain and restoration of his property.
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Fernando Weed
Times and Chronicle
Washington
Trembull
Adams
Cincinnati
Ways and Means Committee
Fernando Wood
Banking and Currency Committee
Greenbecks
Gen. Banks
Hue
Dr. Howard
Spain
Meeting to choose new executive head faces strong support
Special dispatch from Couvanus O April 26 notes a meeting for the Re Committee after Harrison's death and hints Gen Charles C Wolcott as preferred chairman due to proven executive ability. The piece also condemns Schiff and Young for derailing the Creighton Columbia Avenue Bill, with House members expressing disgust at the tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Couvanus
Re Committee
Harrison
Chas. C. Wolcott
Wolcutt
House
Creighton
Columbia Avenue
Schiff
Young
Hamilton County
Tom Young
Jones
Trumbull
Ata Ae
Lonila Vetous
Southern Ohio Railroad Directors Elected at Meeting
The Southern Ohio Railroad stockholders elected seven directors yesterday including Col. W. H. Trimble and Gen. J. 4. McDowell of Highland County, E. E. Barney and W. P. Hoffman of Montgomery, George N. Grey of Lawrence, D. W. Emmons of West Virginia, and A. W. Dean of Clinton. The board is expected to elect Trimble president. The result has broad satisfaction among stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Hittenono
Southern Ohio Railroad
Col. W. H. Trimble
Gen. J. 4. McDowell
Highland County
E. E. Barney
W. P. Hoffman
Montgomery County
George N. Grey
Lawrence County
D. W. Emmons
West Virginia
A. W. Dean
Clinton County
Col. Trimble
Sweeny Slander Suit Prepares For Trial In Ohio Case
Preparations are under way for the $20,000 slander case Miss Laura Sweeny versus Rev. Thomas H Winters and H H Eavey and wives. A railroad meeting drew many local business leaders, signaling steps to stabilize the Xenia Dayton and Belpre project. The newly organized Xenia Zounaves plan their public debut on May 30.
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Eenemanent Gnecetnmuta
Laura Sweeny
Thomas H. ‘Winters
H. H. Eavey
Xenia
Dayton and
Belpre
Xenia Zousaves
Heimbold's Drug Stock to Be Sold at Sheriff Sale
In New York on April 26 the stock and fixtures of Heimbold's drug on Broadway will be sold at 10 o clock by the sheriff. Debtors seek to recover assets amid hotel owner Briner involved in recent city news, with events tied to Fifth Avenue properties.
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New Youk
Heimbold’s
Broadway
Lubbie Garrabrandt
Aera Bone
Railroads and Navigation Board Meets in April Hearing
The State Board of Railroad and Waterways held a session in Curiaco on April 26 to review cases related to railroads and navigation. Proceedings addressed regulatory actions, safety standards, and infrastructure concerns impacting waterways and rail transport. The meeting continued discussions on oversight and compliance across affected districts.
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Curiaco
The
State Board of Railroad and Ware
Board of Aldermen
Tel Ic
Keck
Derum
DEANS
Shkaats
Hrookfield
Hill
Zeigter
Ris- Streats
Crotty
Alf
Skaata
Pehewes
Pekeesen
Pekeesen—Welver, Keinlein
Stribiey
Winkler
Harries
Biell
Korie
Twachtman
Smith
Kerte
Twachtmas
Laewptsa
Buckel
Crotiy
Gaats
Reinlein
Brookfield
Korte
Reinsein
Welser
Water Week
Dewar
Fishburn
Bin
Meader
Bop
Schoors-Smith
Behrens
Brooka Bishon
Larries
Ovrices
Séribley
Croity Au Wink Aili
Ee Zeigler
Morgan
Panetiibant Alt
Brookstela
Hilé
Railroad Fares to the Saengerfest
Railroads publish fare details for the Saengerfest trips with season rates for senior travelers and general passengers. The notices indicate capitation and tariff ranges across lines, guiding passengers on excursion travel before the event dates.
Mixed Set of Belly Wardens Dispatch to Times
New Alba on April 26 reports the Cincinnati Convention may draw Republican delegates while discussions mention Adams as a potential Democratic candidate. The World notes the convention's outcome is inconsequential to party prospects, reflecting era political maneuvering and sparse immediate impact.
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the Times and Chronicle
New Albary
Cincinnati
New Alba
New York
Adams
S World
Notable Figures in Early Movement Discussed
Fragmentary notes mention New York Delly Vardens and Gen. Joes, with references to prominent rows and the ae ae movement. A spa Whitelaw Red appears amid uncertain talk on Horace Greeley’s possible involvement, leaving the overall outcome unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greeley Supporter Urges New York Rally in Cincinnati
Fragmentary note from April 26 shows a New York supporter pledging to back Horace Greeley for president and aiming to mobilize backing in Cincinnati and New York amid campaign chatter.
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New York
Horace Greeley
York
Cincinnati
Gresley
Presa
Convention of Odds and Ends in New York
The Sun reports a Convention of Radical elements to be held in New York on May 10 and 11. Delegates from diverse groups including labor reformers, suffragists, freethinkers, socialists, liberals, and temperance advocates gather on a broad platform to unite and seek political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Ion Ree
Oman
Antioch Earthquake Relief Appeal Seeks Aid
New York reports a devastating earthquake in Antioch Syria destroying the city and nearby villages. Survivors are perishing and Reverend Calhoun and Reverend Jessup urge immediate relief contributions by telegraph. A relief meeting is planned for next Monday to organize response.
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New York
Antioch
W. Calhoun
Dr. Jessup
Syria
Atalanta Crew Entertained by London Rowing Club in Liverpool
The Atalanta boat crew dined in Liverpool hosted by the London Rowing Club. After the dinner the guests were escorted to their cars and headed to Putney. Crowds gathered at stations between Liverpool and Putney with salutes and bunting displayed.
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Atalanta
Liverpool
London Rowing Club
Putney
Paut April 26 Affairs Become Serious in Spain
The news from Spain reports that affairs have grown serious as the Government moves to adopt stringent measures to suppress the insurgency. Don Carlos’s whereabouts remain uncertain.
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Paut
Spain
Don Carlos
Lynch Law in Cass County Me Triple Murder Report
Reports from Cass County Missouri describe a mass killing spree with a man hanged in a tree. Details mention a brutal attack by Ka Hiux perpetrators claiming thousands of vigilant supporters and heightened public fear across the region. Authorities seek suspects amid mounting panic and rumors of further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Mere Help for Matamoros Revola Losing Grand
Unclear text provides partial fragment on Matamoros matter with mentions of revola and grand. No verifiable dates or entities to anchor a full news item. The readable portion hints at a struggle or setback but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
Coroner's Verdict in Abortion Case Reported
Coroner's verdict addresses a fatal abortion incident dated April 9. The record names the victim and references Dr RB Sono in connection with the case, noting the circumstances and findings surrounding the death.
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Pecarete
Shs
Murphy
Ora Ae
H Sono
The Tribune Presses Administration Critique on Alabama Question
The Tribune editorial argues a shift in government stance on the Alabama issue. It states the Secretary of State wrote to Jen. Schenck to clarify misunderstandings and to note that indirect damages were included only to protect U.S. interests. It expresses hope for the monarchy to allow arbitration to proceed.
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New York
the Tribune
Alabama
Jen. Schenck
United States
Senate Debates on Loyalty Provisions and Deficiency Bill
The April session item details a Senate discussion on a treaty loyalty test for claimants, amendments to pensions for war widows, and a push to limit judgments under the Court of Claims. The House debates a demand for witnesses in the Britiak counter case and votes on a Wisconsin railroad bridge project after adjournment rumors.
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W Ssittleton
Senate
Suckinghiem
Council of the Congregational Churches of the United States
Oberlin
Ohio
Pratt
Committee On Pensions
Alcorn
Court of Claims
Rv. Sherman
Morrill
Specis
Frelinghuysen
A'corn
Hayard
United States
Acree Toms
Aléoz
the Treasury
Howe
Wiest Wisconsin Railroad Company
Lake St. Croix
Hudson
Additional River News Highlights Steam Packet Arrivals
Special dispatches report river traffic with multiple arrivals and departures on the Ohio and Mississippi routes. Vessels including Silver Moon and Bowling Green travel toward Cincinnati, Nashville, and New Orleans while weather remains warm and clear. The river level shows a steady fall of several inches as operations continue and cargoes move, notably corn shipments and livestock.
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See, Inc
Evan P. M
Camelia
Hartfo
Grora River
Hart
Louisville
Neshville
Rock Island le Louis Il
Silver Moon
Cincinnati
Glasgow
Arkansas River
Belle
Cairo
Roterk E. Lee
New Orleans
Jas
Renkin
Ida Heilman
Wabesh
Lawrence
Bon Harbor
Ck Ilandin
Silver A
Glangon
Louis
Arbor
Nashville
Lee
Wie
Glakorn Lock
Island
John Augear
Cora Belle
White River
Bowling Green
Green River
Eele
Bergen
Monongahela
Carno
Ill
Mary Miller
Robert Mitchell
New
Orlene
Mary Pittsburg
Agton
BAM Wild Cat
Lovie
Vast and Varied 19th Century World Notes
Reports claim Don Carlos leads 10,000 in Spain while England lends 10,000 volumes to a tree library. Canadian Pacific surveyors push Leather Pass in the Rockies. Nellie Grant to be greeted by American residents in Port? Empress Augusta to visit Queen Victoria from Berlin. A New York liquor bill fails 10 to 16 in Senate. Vesuvius eruption widens with new craters and lava flows.
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Don Carlos
Spain
England
Tree
Canadian Pacific
Rockies
Empress Augusta
Berlin
Queen Victoria
New York Senate
Obituary notices from Dublin and Montgomery recount notable deaths
The report lists the passing of Lord Mayo’s peers and several high level figures. Gen J O McFerran, head of the South Division USA, died at his Louisville headquarters. Ex Chief Justice Alabama A J died in Montgomery at fifty. Also noted is James Rice of Shades City and a fatal accident involving Wright near a steamer.
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Lord Mayo
Dublin
James E. Aig
Vic Thief
Wasigilants
Cal
Wiry
J. O. McFerran
South
United ‘States
Louis- Jesterday
Wm. C. Clark
Manchester
A. J. Es
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
James Rice
Shades City
Seteori
Wright
Crystal Lake Ill Quigley Wagon Works Crisis
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a financial incident at Crystal Lake Illinois connected to Quigley Wagon Works. The text lists figures including losses of up to 300000 and insurance around 135000, mentioning a locomotive accident and related industrial damage in Harrisburg and City areas.
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Crystal Lake
Ill
Quigley’ Wagon Works
Lasseanee
Harrisburg
Corpany
Lees
Strength of Will and Strength of Mind
A short anecdote contrasts willpower with intellect through a tale of two men. Bob, a self described gentleman, is tempted by indulgence while a friend named Waffles mocks missing self control and attempts a moralizing lesson. The dialogue signals a debate over the relation of strength of mind to strength of will.
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Yeics
Bob
Waffles
Woailles
Woatles
Rod
Dawes plans 11 o'clock session move on Tariff Bill
Washington April 25 dispatch reports Mr Dawes proposing to proceed with the Tariff Bill while shifting daily House meetings to 11 o clock. Debates and adjournment timing stir opposition as members debate delaying until after May 29 and impact on tax reductions.
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Times 2Nd Chronicle
Washington
Blouard
Dawes
Cox
Flouse
Dickey
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Senate
House
Farnsworth
Philadelphia
Brooks
Garfield
Confsdense
Coburn
Campbell
Kelly
Republican Party
Guardian removal plea for infant child in Pendleton case
An 1860s court records an application to remove Caleb Dial as guardian of an infant. Grounds include lack of timely appointment, contravention of law, and natural guardianship by the father, who is not interfering with the mother's custody yet seeks access. The case also notes divorce proceedings and contested guardianship rights. The same day John Poi's will was admitted to probate.
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Geo
Pendleton Lever
Caleb
Dial
Penis
Renone
Mothe
Gen. Powell
John Poi
Department of Education
Philadelpia Social Science Association
Mercantile Library Hall
James
Whitney
Ee Ca
Europe
Zarere
Cenulbebaring Ladaskrion
Learain
New York
Tan
Dayton KY Reads New School House Insurance Today
In Dayton Kentucky a new school house received insurance yesterday. The notice notes the school’s intended use and an upcoming meeting at the Clerk’s office for important business. Separately, rental transactions and license renewals involve local figures such as Searete Hahn and Henry Warmhor with fees paid to L. P. Stone.
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Henry Warmhor
Vaache
L. P. Stone
Dayton
Extravagant Young Men and the Cost of Fashion
The Indianapolis Journal condemns the high living costs of fashionable young men. It argues excessive dress, jewelry, and social entertainments drive men toward debt, theft from landlords, or crime, weakening morality and public institutions.
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Creme de Creme
Indisaspolis
Chicago
Indianapolie Journal
New Odd Fellows Temple Completed In City Block
The cornerstone for the northeast corner of Fourth and Home streets was laid with Odd Fellows ceremony. The building, completed after about a year of work, cost 110000 and rises four stories with two stores on the ground floor and extensive lodge rooms, offices, baths, and a degree hall, featuring lavish lighting and checkerboard woodwork, prepared for dedication to the order and city uses. Susan B. Anthony has secured a room at the Carlisle House as headquarters for her campaign activities.
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Order of Odd Fellows
Fourth Street
Home Street
Thendor
United States Reflector Company
Wn. Lynn& Co
G. P. Nieber
Freestone
Laube & Swineman
Tuttle
Carns Lian
M. Clements
J. Huter
Camp Lynn
Nett Furnace
C. Murdock
F. R. Wienens
McGregor
Ohio Casey 1
Washington No. 2
Ohio Degree Lodge
Susan B. Anthony
People's Universal Sutrage Party
Carlisle House
Farther of the Scene in the Senate and Appropriation Bill
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus April 26 recount a Senate debate on rural members and information requests. Leeds Brown and Smith urge passage on its merits with a conference committee. Young Schiff oppose yet a committee is formed. House and Senate agree to add an iron fence appropriation to the State House yard. the bill becomes law.
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Times and Chronicle CoLuMses
Jones
Trumbull
Millcreek
Senate
Young
Leeds
Brown
Columbia Avenue
Smith
Clinton
Mr. Schiff
Resolution Withdrawn as Brooks Renews Motion Test Vote
In Washington on April 2, Dickey withdrew the resolution after further speeches. Brooks pledged to renew it and called the previous question to test the body. The measure failed with 83 yeas to 10 nays, ending the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times and Chronicle
Washington
Dickey
Brooks
Embezzlement Charge Hits Fort Wayne Official
Geo. W. Dargin former Assistant Postmaster and Secretary of a building and loan association was arrested on a charge of embezzling about $10,000. Bond set at $20,000, he failed to post bond and remains in sheriff’s custody awaiting a preliminary examination expected this afternoon. Dargin, a prominent local citizen and politician, faces a heated case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dergin
General Sickles to sail for Europe tomorrow
General Sickles and his wife will sail to Europe tomorrow and plan to return to the country by July 1. The voyage is described as routine with no stated engagements or destinations beyond their European journey.
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Gneral Sickles
New York
General Sickles
Europe
Oregon Territory Citizenship Bill Debate and Bridge Resolution Passed
The Goat Island Bill was paused with Mr Cole objecting to a second reading. Mr Corbett pursued a citizenship bill for those born in the Oregon Territory now residents of Oregon. Mr Kelley noted it applied to British flag births. K Casserly questioned U S claims pre treaty with Great Britain. The Missouri River bridge bill was drawn from the Speaker and passed. The Dr Howard resolution passed 45 to 0 with support from Mr Banks on Foreign Affairs.
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Banks
House
Howard
Wood
Wester
Binxhaw
United States
Spain
Binghaw
Dawes
Rendall
Goat Island
Senate
Cole
Corbett
Territory
Oregon
Kelley
K. Casserly
Great Iittala
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Remarkable English Surgeon Lived in San Francisco As Pauper
William Hewer, born Exeter 1783, English surgeon, settled in San Francisco after joining a regiment. He led a life of abject poverty yet hoarded diamonds and jewels, becoming a reclusive, misanthropic figure driven by avarice. Upon death in his room he lay among a chaotic treasure trove, a stark emblem of a brilliant life wasted in misery.
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Rome
San Francisco
Pacific Slope
William Hewer
Golden City
Mecca
Llower
Timon
Shylock
Kotzebue
Wen
Exeter
England
Royal College of Urgery
Edinburgh
Hewer
Jane Peesagen
Francisco
Agincourt
Sutter
New York Times
Carlist bands surge in Spain as insurrection grows
Manero reports a vast rise in Carlist bands across the kingdom with about fifteen thousand in insurrection. A royal proclamation declares many areas under siege while the government withholds press details. Marshal Serrano tours Navarre with six thousand troops, expected to be named Generalissimo, as Concha earns high command. radicals’ cooperation may seal the revolution's fate.
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Spaln
Manero
Marshal Serrano
Navarre
Serrano
Marshal Concha
Spain
Don Carlos
No Action on the New Charter in Albany Report
Albany April 25 The Governor will not take action on the new charter until the beginning of next week. The delay signals no immediate decision and keeps the legislative reform in limbo as officials await further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New Odd Fellows Temple Dedication on Fourth Street
The second edition notes the New Odd Fellows Temple on Fourth street, dedicated this afternoon with upper and lower hall ceremonies. Past Grand Master Turner of Dayton officiated in the upper hall as the Grand Lodge of Ohio entered, with the Excelsior Musical Society performing and the dedicatory ode sung. The event, honoring Truth Hope and Charity, featured prayers, music, and a display of oak fittings and Brussels carpet, marking a significant lodge gathering.
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Odd Fellows
Fourth Street
Turner
Dayton
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Excelsior Musical Society
Stratton
The
Musical Society
Rosy
Earth
Sons of Aid
A. H. Reuss
P. G. John Beeching
James Turner
Grand Gestais
Jos
G. Lugton
North
Darlington Gray
J.B. Gideon
D. Smith
John Beeching
Oda
Mantel Fithian
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
H. Moore
Lilientifai
DM. Moore
P. G
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Eimbeld
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Accner
Siekes
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Saengerfest
the Weser
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Nglane
Lynch Law
Br. Louis
Kansas City
Sutras
Son
Aoe
Joan Forsyth
Illinois
Utah
Brigham
Mexico
Matamoros
Revola
Greand
Additional River News
the Times
Par
Nellie Grant
Smearie
Colton
Evensville
Benuedilla and
Jackson (Tenn
Shapes OF
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Lenson Balding
Con City
Delvet
Court Bulletin
Probate Court
Hoefer
Dayton, KY
Searete Hahn
Panwoes Aioe
Eitom
Bogas Council
Sai
Vesuvius
Enogla
Lopoeon
Mount Vesuvius
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London
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Cincinnati General Agency
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Fort Wayne
Lore
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Wasumotox
Arshal Serrano
Times and Chronicle Prirerval
Macaca
Samuel Walker
St. Louis
Greensboro
Browneville
Oil City
New Yorki
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ODD Fellowship
Grand Lodge
Eas
Tyrrell
D. H. Moore
Williams
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Bro’s
N.Y
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Wren
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Pike
Queen of Opera Reoate
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Dubois
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Pike's Opera House
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Bill Robinson
Sheridanager
School For
Teazie
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Mainle
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Ne Theatre
H. J. Sargent
Matthews
Benett
H.J Sarzent
Pike's
Wood's Theatre
B. Macaulst
Buffalo Bill
Ins Ory
New York Weekly
Buntline
Fred. Maeder
Starke
Buffalo Bill Matiner
Laurence Barrett
Sarstem
Eee Aera
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Genlen’ Leagte
Seman Allison Street
J. B. Bennett
J. Wh, Bjarriz
J. J. Berxe
B. D. Wrst
B. D. Weer
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