Bristow Denies Delano Resignation Threat Claims
The piece reports Bristow denying that Delano threatened to resign or that the President demanded his departure. It notes longstanding friction between Bristow and Delano, and mentions an investigation into Red Cloud and Indian agencies affecting Delano’s future. Delano states he will remain Secretary of the Interior until the inquiry concludes.
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Cincinnati Times
WasursorTox
Delano
Bristow
Treasury Department
White House
Red Cloud
Interior
Tien Heahem
Fansab
Nsena
Aomnen
Train Disaster Near Brainerd Claims Several Lives
Special to the Pioneer Press reports a Union Pacific accident near Brainerd with engineer Peterkin and fireman M. Aiken among the dead. An Indian woman aide and Motley also perished, the scene described as a near total wreck with victims scattered across the path.
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Sr. Paul
Follo
Pioneer Press
Railert Se
Brainerd
Leiden
Aera Ai
Laae Tak
Peterkin
M. Aiken
Ieee Orp
UrarlI Refuses Precedence for Plimsonl’s Bill in Loupox
In Loupox on July 27 Mr. Dilwyn refused to give precedence to Mr. Plimsonl’s bill. The bill faced opposition from government members and failed to advance, with debate focusing on governance and timing. The details remain unclear due to damaged text fragments.
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Urarli
MR. Plimsonl
Loupox
Dilwyn
Spain Discusses Colonial Representation Under Restrictions
From Maprto dated July 27 the Constitutional Committee has nearly finished reviewing the draft of the new Constitution. It considers granting colonies the right to representation in the Assembly under specific terms and examines how colonial governance will be affected by special laws and potential secession, with consultations to precede final decisions.
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Mapnrto
Repim
Eal
Emigrant Massacre Fallout In Cedar Town
A report describes chaotic events surrounding emigrants aided by Braven Uraun and Geo A. amid feeble landings and oaths to travel. Cedar orders to move the emigrants were issued by a government agent. A widow linked to the Lee family arrives in town with Marshal Maxwell in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braven
Uraun
Young
Geo. A
Bedon
Bradshaw
Rendesvous
Lee
Maxwell
Trustees Meeting At Chicago University Held Tonight
Chicago University in Chicago held a trustees meeting tonight that was largely private and lasted into the evening. The session focused on internal governance and planning for upcoming academic and financial matters, with attendance noted among university leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trustees
Chicago University
Vate
Union Bank and Travelers’ Letters Protected Amid Smash
July 18 report from New York cites a Herald interview with William Butler Duncan denying rumors of Europe loans and any loss to Union Bank firms. Counsel for suspended firm says rumors linking Union Bank of London to the failure are unfounded. Transfers of real estate worth 385000 occur as Duncan Sherman & Co prepare for the crash. News from London and Liverpool notes limited market impact and guarded cotton shipments.
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New York
the Herald
Wm. Butler “Duncan
Europe
Alexander Duncan
Baring Brothers
Union Banking Company
Duncan
L. M. Barlow
Union Bank of London
Signor Navarra
Dewith Preg
Drexel, & Co
Dancan
Shermas
London
Mr. Mushen
Collie & Co
Mobile
Mammetlenk
Rhode
Tees
Ates
Pdb
York
Duncan, Sherman & Co
Sarah M. G. Sherman
Wm. Butler Duncan
A. Duncan
Loxspor
Es ‘O
Liverrod
Cincinnati Times
Lepaxox
Boake
Unclear Baseball Score Entries From July Mix
Fragmentary OCR item lists numerous scattered port and game results with dates in July and August. Names like Hartfords St Louis Browns Athletics Chicagos Steamships and ports such as Batavia Hav Russia Liverpool Antwerp London appear amid random fragments.
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Hartrorp
Hartfords
St. Louis Browns
Philapeetrain
Athletics
Chicagos
Loxpor
Spalaos
Adele
York
Batavia
Iran
Montreal
Ips
Perriere
Russia
Liverpool
Ander
Antwerp
War Department Signal Service Weather Bulletin
July article fragment from the War Department Signal Service notes weather observations. Mentions place of observance, temperature correction for elevation, and meteorological terms with military and commerce references. Contains fragmented names and units, including Signal Service U.S. Army.
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War Department
Signal Service
Army Division of Teams
Cuscumant
Weather Bulletin For Washington Area And Rivers
Official forecast notes a slight temperature drop with clear to partly cloudy skies. Winds remain southerly, variable near the Gulf and Lake regions. Lower Mississippi expected to fall or hold, rainfall noted in multiple valleys.
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Wasuisertos
D. C
Vemoenee
Ellege
Gulf
Ohio
Lake
Mississippi
Missouri
Lower
Fragmentary OCRed notice with scattered names and dates
An incomplete report references stomach analysis of N Jackson at Bucknor office and mentions insurance, a Soviet actan, and a Dayton correspondent. It notes August 12 next Thursday and lawsuits in Little Rock to review a sale of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Rail Road and its tax by mortgage and bond holders.
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N. Jackson
Bucknor
Ofice
Ooile
the Insurance Companies
Actan St Barn
V. J
Oie
Our Dayton
United States Ceci Court
Little Rock
Arkansas
Little Rock and
Fortsmith
Ohio Democrats Rally Against Old Hickory and Benton
In Ohio, Democrats attack any man who advocates hard money or opposes their policies, showing no reverence for Old Hickory or Benton. The Philadelphia Times notes the tense rhetoric and implied rebuke within the party discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Old Hickory
Benton
Idelphia Times
Ind
Monster snake alarm spurs trap, near Hall's Springs
Reports from Hartford road detail a colossal serpent seen near Hall's Springs provoking public fear. A trap captured then released the creature, with updated measurements placing its length near eighteen feet. Residents remain wary as officials push to seal the safety gap.
Famine in Asia Describes Devastation in Karaman District
A London Times correspondent reports Asia Minor famine and disease decimating Karaman and surrounding villages in Lycaonia. Despite plentiful harvests elsewhere, winters and loss of flocks, herds, and livestock drive mass misery and emigration, with many villages reduced to ruins and survivors starving.
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London Times
Karaman
Lycaonia
Asia Misor
Cilicis
Great Central Plain
Asia Minor
Mibiston
Karawain
O ‘Olokishia
Adana
Tarsus
Lyesoalahads
Ion
Ann
Six Men Die in Des Moines Paper Mill Explosion
Six workers were killed in a pulp mill explosion near Coralville Iowa, with the blast flinging bodies across the scene and wrecking a two story building. A boy, the father nearby, and four other men perished, while much of the facility and adjacent mills suffered heavy damage and losses approach 25 000 dollars. A vast workforce faced fear as engineers and doctors tended the injured and assessed the catastrophe.
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Associated Press
Will
Marge
Cevereroay
Hin
Aviator
Salme
Athan
Abibe
Fifty thousand closures and 8000 workers out of work in Ashton
The report notes that fifty thousand have been closed and eight thousand operatives are thrown out of employment in Ashton England, with further lines about political debates and international telegraphs mentioning Bosnia and Nevesigue. It reflects unrest and government actions though details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Ashton
England
Vienna
Theorernor
Bosnia
de Porte
Nevesigue
Benk
Me Ricci
London Morning Papers
Lisbon
Province
New York Papers Laud General Young's Speech as Sound Doctrine
The New York papers praise General Thomas L. Young's Columbne speech as sound and solid doctrine. They commend its fairness and freedom from demagoguery, contrasting it with the speeches of Sara Cary Dayton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas L. Young
Columbne
Sara. Cary
Dayton Journal
Delano Controversy and Arkansas survey notes
Special dispatch reports Secretary Delano denying Boynton stories and expressing loyalty to the President while remaining in the Interior Department. Also mentions Arkansas Hot Springs dispute survey authorization, Gilfillan’s appointment to the Treasury, and concurrent river and shipping updates with weather notes and local freight activity.
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Delano
Cincinnati Times
WastIoTes
D.C
Boynton
Interior Department
Arnul
Arkansas
Burdett
Hot Springs
Siseiover
Gilfillan
Treasury
Treasury Department
Favor
Avery
Morey Nominated at Third District Senatorial Convention
The Republican Senatorial Convention of Warren and Ratler counties met in Leibee's Hall at 11:00 AM to nominate a State Senator. J L Morey of Butler County was put up by acclamation after Williams of Hawlton stated Morey had declined the candidacy. The Warren delegation had 29 delegates to Butler’s 24, giving them control. a telegram to Morey was authorized and the convention adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
MippiEtons
Ratler
Warren Counties
Leibee’s Hall
Wales
Warren ‘County
Pariah
Butler County
Conningham
Warren’County
J. L. Morey
Williams
Hawilton
Buckeye Baseball Tour and Thurman Speech Prep
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports the Buckeye Base-ball Club of this city will visit Cincinnati on Friday to play the Blue Stockings, then next week face the Milfords, Stars, Amateurs, and Ludlows. The Buckeyes versus the Ludlows drew crowd interest, with three umpires due to Ludlow protests. Senator Thurman says over a hundred advance-copy requests for his Mansfield speech have been received. the manuscript is with the printer and advance sheets will be sent to agents of the Associated Press for Saturday delivery.
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Thurman
Mansfield
Cincinnati
CoLumat
Buckeye
Blue Stockings
Leon
Milfords
Stars
Ludlows
Buckeyes
Scbeor
Associated Press
Freight wreck at Gosport kills conductor and injures fireman
A southbound freight on the New Albany and Chicago Railway ran into a culvert near Gosport after a washed- out track last night. Five cars derailed and dropped into a ditch. Conductor Doe Atkinson was killed, and the fireman Atkinson was badly injured. A Salenk resident was among the deceased.
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Cincinnati
New Alpasy
New Albany
Chicago
Gosport
Doe
Atkinson
Salenk
Foreign. Mills closed as strikes ripple through district
A cable dispatch notes a Adriatic reached Queenste xa, engine disabled, delaying salvage for 48 hours. In Dendes, 31 mills closed and 12 140 workers unemployed amid resistance from both sides. If the Oldham strike spreads, about 40 004 more could lose jobs. American Rifle Team visits the Arsenal. Trial of Alexander and William Collier adjourned for a week. Steamers City of Montreal Elysia Moses arrive from New York. Goodwood stake race won by Freeman Glasgow. Grant’s cotton mills burned. three hundred workers escaped, several burned, loss placed around 340,000.
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Woolwith
Loxton
Alexander
William. Coldier
Montreal
Elysia
Moses
New York
Ace Loxpon
Freeman
John Mason & Co. Sugar Dealers Suspend Payments
Pirteawetrura July 2. John Mason & Co. sugar dealers suspended today with liabilities about 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirteawetrura
John Mason & Co
River News Brief from New Albany Dispatch
Special dispatch reports from New Albany July 2 noting the river rose three inches overnight as the Kentucky River swelled. Casual mention of river conditions and local impact.
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Cincinnati
New Albany
Kentucky
Bessy
Disorderly conduct and gambling fines in Police Court
Judge Lindemann presided as Edward and Mollie Forrest were fined 25 and costs for disorderly conduct. J W Logan case for adultery was dismissed with 2 and costs for carrying concealed weapons. Moses Folyard Owen Healey charged with gaming devices fined and costs. Shrewsbury and Stone discharged. Umbrellas going up as delinquent wharf lessees suit filed.
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Lindemann
Polfce Court
Edward and
Mollie Forrest
J. W. Logan
Logan
Boy Tony Kemper Hurt After Fall at Factory Hatchway
Accident at Klosterman's furniture factory injures a boy named Tony Kemper who fell through a hatchway this morning. He was taken to Betts Street for treatment and proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Kemper
Klosterman’s Furniture Factory
Betts Street
Contributions for wounded firemen aid reported
Contributions for the benefit of wounded firemen were sent to Secretary Reiley of the Fire Company by Thomas Emery's Sons and Geet and Atkinson. The Emery firm sent a check for 50 dollars, and Geet & Atkinson followed with 25 dollars.
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Reiley
Thomas Emery
S. Sons
End. Geet & Atkinson
Emery
Work-house sentences listed by Judge Lindemann
The record shows Kate Daly drunken on days and Edward Giffen a house-breaker for ten days. Edward Welsh a common thief 30 days, Wai Campbell petit larceny 3 days, and Johnston and Francis Vegrancy 30 days each.
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Judge Lindemann
Kate Daly
Edward Giffen
Edward Welsh
Wai. Campbell
An Johnston
Francis Ein
Henry W Derby visits Cincinnati after years away
Henry W Derby of New York a prominent figure in the book trade appears in Cincinnati staying at the Grand Hotel. This marks his first visit to the city in several years as he travels for personal reasons and to reconnect with old contacts.
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Henry W. Derby
New York
Trade Thert
Grand Hotel
Mr. Derby
Cincinnati
A Problem to be Solved in West End Nuisance
In a genteel West End neighborhood residents complain of nightly disturbances from a persistent yelping yearling pup and barking dogs. At 1 a.m. a man’s yelling of Jim Jim Jim wakes the area four to five times, disrupting sleep. Forbearance ends as residents consider drastic action to end the nuisance.
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West End
Jim
Sentence of Frank Wilder in shotting case on Longworth street
The State v Frank Wilder convicted last week of shooting with intent to wound May Riley in a Longworth street house of prostitution. Court sentenced him to two years hard labor in the penitentiary, noting excessive drinking influenced his free agency. Supreme Court appeal expected. Gerrard & Baker for State. Blackburn and Fitzgerald for defense. Judge Averys presiding. The docket also includes cases of Cary & Morton vs plaintiff and Sallie Arti Menzies vs Williamson et al, with assorted loan and partnership disputes and a promissory note suit.
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Frank Wilder
May Riley
Longworth Street
Wisi
Supreme Court
Gerrard & Baker
Sallie Arti Menzies
Williamson
Gi. Menzies
J. T. Williamson
N M. Dodson
A .W. Mitchell
W. Moulton
T. B. Paxton
Probate court proceedings and wills admitted
Judge Matson handles probate for C J Acton with Mary N Acton named executrix and estate valued. J G Feierlay also probated with Sophia Feierlay as executrix and $26 900 in personalty. A verdict in Ammen and Eberhardt v Mitchell awards Jacob Ammen $675 and Catharine Eberhardt $1,100 on appeal regarding property taken in the opening of a fed ee eet act iv oot Ga ury.
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C.J. Acton
Mary.n. Acton
J. G. Feierlay
Sophia Feierlay
Jacob Ammen
Catharine Eberhardt
Robert Mitchell
Gaury
Jacq
Catherine Eberhardt
Nomination cheers and defiant delegation visit
A Cincinnati Times report describes July 3 meeting in Harbilton where a Batier county delegation from Warsen arrived to press a response from Mr. J. Morey. Displaying resolve, they refused to accept any delay and Morey responded with thanks and pledge to support ongoing efforts to advance the project.
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Morty
Cincinnati Times
Tavintox
Batier County
Warsen
Caine
Harbilton
J. Morey
Ani
Commercial Warehouse Company Suspends Amid Cuban Losses
New York July 28 grocers Worth Watson Mertin G Co and others suspend. The Commercial Warehouse Company cites heavy Cuban crop advances and destroyed sugar due to early rains. Liabilities cited near one and a half million with possibly total one billion. Officers report limited available securities. judge and assignee Busy examining books. Arrived Steamship Utopia from Glasgow.
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New York
Worth & Watson
Duane Street
Mertin
Bunn &Co
Jay and Greenpich Streets
Secret Service
Duncan, Sherwan & Co
Union Bank of London
Baring Bro’s. & Co
Alexander Duncan
Commercial Warehouse Company
Paulo J. Armonr
Dent
Jose F. Navarro
Cuba
Duncan, Sherman & Co
Shipman
Duncan, and Co
Wis
Tts
Utopia
Ilas- Kom
Bonds Called In the Syndicat s Option Appointments
The secretary issues a call for redemption of bonds issued under the act of February. The Syndicate may redeem remaining lots on November 15. President oversees consolidation of the First and Second Internal Revenue Districts of Pennsylvania. Yyatk D. Shermerhorn named Surveyor of Customs at Quincy Illinois.
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Cee
T Fonda
Pny Sia
Internal Revenue
Pennsylvania
Yyatk
Presbyteran minister Hudson injured in carriage accident
The Rev. Hudson, a Presbyterian minister from Williamsport, and his sister in law Mrs Bryson were thrown from a carriage today. Hudson sustained a broken back with no chance of recovery. Mrs Bryson was badly injured.
The Fall River Trouble Involving Delegates
The manufacturers here declined to call and reel to meet the delegates of the oper ree the eee being composed of outside parties. Ah treasurer jur agent is willing to consult with his own operatives.
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Fall River
Fae
Eee
Farknown man named Merritt McLaughlin killed at Cedarville quarry
Conca reports Merritt McLaughlin of Cedarville Indiana is identified as the man killed at the stone quarry west of town discovered Monday. The case centers on the fatal quarry incident and the victim’s hometown.
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Conca
This Ciy
Merritt McLaughlin
Cedarville
Indiana
Market report from St Louis shows grain and livestock shifts
In St Louis on July 28 market action fed grains and pork futures. Wheat rose with No 2 milling at 1400 bid 5333 cash. corn bids 67 cents cash for August. oats weak with futures and cash sales. Whisky steady. pork prices around 1.25. Bacon fluctuated with lighter trade. hogs higher on receipts totaling 15 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cotn
Simer
Dell
Fatal Accident and Dog Attack Report
A man named Genzeniller died after a fall while whitewashing Weyand Jung's brewery, last night. Earlier, Frank Strickson, an Ogden Campbell employee, was seriously bitten by a vicious dog at the corner of Pomrth and Sycamore streets. The dog was killed nearby. details are unclear due to damage in the source text.
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Genzeniller
Weyand Jung's
Frank
Strickson
Ogden - Campbell
Electratype
Handy
Pomrthend Sycamore Street
Strickler
Second Senatorial district delegates and local notices
Sihes of the First Ward and a member of the Ber yesterday looted his second child from measles. A number of Republicans from Hamilton and the township go to Middletown today as delegates to the Senatorial Convention of the Second Senatorial district. The police expect to appear in new uniforms in about one week from 49 day. Those who wish to see the uniforms should visit Geo. W. McAdams on Third street. The Hessinkton Street way Cony meeting yesterday afternoon yielded officers: President M. C. Cheen, Vice-President James Rossman, Secretary J. S. Beeler, Treasurer Joseph Curtis. COMMON PLEAS COURT before S. H. Sto ge Hom. In J. K. Morris vs Henry et al, commissioners report approved and sale ordered. Anna Mee vs Wm. Morganroth dismissed at plaintiff costs. In Henrietta Yearger vs Wm. Yearger divorce granted and custody awarded to plaintiff. In John H. Soliva, Frank Roesch, judgment entered for $13426. Ellen M. Monfort vs Richard Reed et al motion to set aside the par.
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Geo. W. McAdams
Third Street
J. K. Morris
Henry Gir
Anna Meeve
Wm. M. Morganroth
Henrietta Yearger
Wm. Yearger
John H. Soliva
Frank. Roesch
Ellen M. Monfort
Richard Reed
Mle
Maumer
Setae Bala
Edito
Islia Aed Et Awd
Plesse
Shade
Surgical treatment of Mrs Caswell in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne yesterday Mrs. Frank Caswell endured a rare and painful spinal operation at Hanns house. Doctors Richardson and Dills burned six holes in the spine with red hot irons after prior cupping and bloodletting, without internal chloroform, to avoid lockjaw. Mrs Caswell, long troubled by spine curvature, shows cautious but hopeful recovery under Richardson’s continuous care. a ten day watch determines if a cure is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caswell
Hanns House
Boston
Richardson
Fort Wayne
Mra
Coswell
Dills
Caswell
Blighted genius at Burlington encounter with shy debuting musician
A quiet young man visits the Burlington Hawk-Eye seeking literary and musical feedback. He brings a ballad and sings briefly for editors, who promise candid critique, masking their curiosity behind professional polish as they hear a first effort in progress.
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Mdi
West Third Street
Washington
See
MR. Delano
ST. Paul
Warther
Union Pacific
Spain
Sloney
Philadelarla
The
Union Bank and
Travelers
Oe Duncan
Ana
FortHern Potre
Thames
Weather Report
R. Secenes
Basstze
U.S. A
Telegraphic Peinis
Gomereer Sieteber
Charles Faulkner
West Virginia
Harris and
J. B. Miller
Penn
Guhatsi
Saaedee
Bed Goad
Baltiziere
Americinen
Hall’s Springs
Hartford Road
Hall's Springs
Baltimore
Ea Ouner
Ile
Ak Ee
Atleman
Salt Island
Olive Mill
Herring Run
Ihart
Aleove
Thomas Rickert
Pete Ragga
Sita
Og Hall
Bori Woods
Baron Munchausen
Bulghar
Bektik
Ecegli
Deviah
Lyenonia
Koniabo- Adana
Reniek
Sahel Azam
Grand Visier
Asia
Iowa City
Des Moines Register
Mashington
Monongahela
Ashland
Fearless
Rochester
Allegany
Trenton
Troxtos
Aedy Robinson
Bortsville
Kanawha
Middletown
Morey
Columbus
Great Britain
Pramer
Costos
Pines
Theoty
HS. I
W. Bard
W. Rowm
Court Bulletin
Common Pleas
Cox
Averys
Peane
C. Dudlow
Ralph C. McCrackex
Pisinuis
Oe Cary & Morton
Plaintf
Simon i& Weintheiner
Contre
Probate Court
Judge Matson
Turd Edition
Wclock
Hamilton
Panean, Pherman &G
Syndicat
Wasiuxcox
Ilamilton
Sihes
Ber
Hessikton Street Way
M. C. Cheen
James Rossman
J. S. Beeler
Joseph Curtis
Common Pleas Court
STOGE
West Hamilton Loan and Building Association
John M. Hibener
Fearfel
Fort Wayne Bentine
Iowa
Burlington
Thal
Ca Mae
J. M. Tibbettis
Petter « Calpdin
Pourit Street
Cineippard
Ushi Date
JC Vin 7
ENS
American Line
Lake Chautauqua
Eleven Dolla
Atlaantic
Great Westerm
Skw
W. B. Sha
Gren
Bent
Planos
Natring
Allclements
Lioobana
Stamedl
Cincinnati Grand Orchestra
Wielert's
Michael Brand
Lincoln Park Hale
Freeman Street
H. Trienes
Type Foundry
Franklin
Nis
Baty
Daily Times
Stob
TIMES
Reese
Paul
Eaward
Eggleston
Cincionati
Salen
Gregoric
Heal
LB Coa
Founerr & Cocaraxs
Cixwcasxati
L. D
FLE
W. Bixth St
Carri
Kew
Dee
Decker
Warren
Britting & Bro
H Street
Plum
Pensions
United Loe Navy
Philedelphia
Serentahy
Ley
Tasculom
KES
Willi
Eee Street
Imes
Heal Katate
Ps Oe
En ‘ Proprieter
Price
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