Private dispatches show rival claims in Missouri election
A Missouri dispatch to the President reports both parties claiming the state with doubts remaining on the result. Baltimore telegrams indicate Maryland returns reduce Greeley’s majority to under two thousand, possibly about one thousand after official counts. Pennsylvania shows a massive Grant majority around 123,000. cabinet reshuffle rumors linger as the election unfolds. Delano and Boutwell are named as potential Treasury and Cabinet candidates. The Grant-Wilson Battery celebrated victory with a one hundred gun volley in Mintorp, Ohio, as Cleveland reports Grant winning by 3,831.
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Official returns show Republican majority in five ye
Indianapolis reports official returns from five years indicating a Republican majority in 41 of the districts. The brief dispatch notes the overall result, underscoring the party’s lead across multiple wards and regions.
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New York Aldermanic Endorsement in Committee Forty Six
Fragmented report from New York on November 7 notes an Aldermanic ticket endorsed by the Committee of Seventy. Mentions delegations of Republicans and Democrats, a state election, and shifts in electoral votes with references to Brooklyn and Long Island amid unclear figures.
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New York State
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Brooklyn
Long Island
Thornburg Leads Céa District Campaign Tasked
Vague notes from Memrnts dated November 7 suggest Thornburg in the Céa District and Mann in the third contest face doubt, with Cape Sores Hean cited as favored. The text claims seven of nine Congressmen appear elected, but details are unclear.
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Epa Hicens
Fragmentary OCR Political Vote Totals Reported
The data lists numerous surnames such as Maynard Caldwell Johnson and Cheatham with numbers beside them, resembling vote tallies or district tallies. Several entries are garbled, including place names like Grant and Camp Bee and terms like Governor and Congress, suggesting a historical ballot or election summary with many OCR errors.
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Republicans set to lead major 7 of thee ballot in legislature
Newark dispatch reports November 6 that Republicans will hold a major share of the ballot in the upcoming New Jersey legislature. The terse item notes party strength and anticipated contest in the next session.
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Florida governor race narrows as returns trickle in
Tallahassee reports slow returns from twelve of thirty nine counties. Hart leads Bloxham in governor race with liberal candidates in strong counties. New York dispatch says Florida vote appears close with Bloxham favored and Greeley trailing state ticket. Savannah bulletin notes near parity across the state.
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Florida
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Savannah
Litres Rock Hopeful As State Contest Swirls
November 5 report from Litres Rock shows both sides confident about the State contest while the outcome remains unclear.
Election Returns From Counties Claim State Victory
Official returns from thirteen counties indicate a margin of 35,000 for the publicans, with five of six Congressmen elected. The report highlights statewide lead and notable gains across the district.
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Massachusetts Vote Totals Sealed In Sharp Ballot Count
Boston returns show Grant with 151077 votes and Die Grant leading by 73177. Mass results indicate a 71288 majority in a closely watched statewide contest and reflect strong support patterns across key districts.
Local election results show Averill winning by majority
In St. Paul on November 6, Averill secures a decisive majority over Strait and ee ee Grant, with rough estimates indicating more than 200k votes and a margin near 10,000. Partial figures from Sisicuans hint at the broader tally.
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Maine returns show about 30,000 Republican votes
Baxoor Maine on November 6 reports returns indicating a substantial Republican showing with about 30,000 votes tallied. The brief item notes the lead in the statewide tally and marks the early returns from the election night.
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Vague election notes reveal district candidates and claims
Fragmentary text references several congressional districts and named figures Havens Parker and others. It mentions elections in the First Sixth Ninth and Tenth districts with unspecified outcomes and claims of victory across districts. The readable parts are incomplete and provide little verifiable detail.
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Doncata N H Estimate Of Five Thousand Entri In State
This fragment notes a person named Doncata N H with a November 6 reference and mentions an expected count of five thousand entries within the state, implying a census or registration context.
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Nevada Grant leads in state returns to 2000 total
Dispatch from Nevada reports a 2000 majority, with Orne 52 to 20 among Democrats, securing J. I. Jones for United States Senator.
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Election Returns From Wisconsin Report Delayed
Fragmentary text from Wisconsin elections notes returns not yet tallied and references to the legislature. This brief item mentions timing and incomplete estimates with unclear names or places.
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Wisconsin
Grant Carries Virginia Widely in Latest Advices
From RicumMOND and Richmond reports on November 6, Grant appears to have carried Virginia with a large lead. Returns show Republicans winning several congressional districts, Plott in the Second and Trowel in the Fourth, while Davis defeats Wise in Goth ine for a seat. Results reflect substantial GOP gains nationwide supporting Grant's victory claim.
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West Virginia Returns Show Steady Heavy Gains
West Virginia returns indicate steady heavy gains as data arrives from Wureixe and surrounding areas. No decisive settlement of the vote is yet known, with results expected to continue through the coming days.
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Local Tax Measure On Ballot In November Election
A fragmented item signals a Galveston area ballot in November focusing on tax issues and public loans. The readable text mentions a vote and a local election process with authorities guiding the ballot action.
Savannah Nov 6 Results Dash Greeley Lead
Savannah dispatch reports Greeley ahead in the governor race with the district near complete and about 30 000 ballots. Early returns show seven Democratic and two Republican congressmen projected.
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Urant Seeks 10,000 Sekecing in Oo State Returns
Additional returns indicate Urant to have 10,000 sekecing in Oo in the State. November 6 reports show the count as part of ongoing tallying from Wilmuixerox markets, outlining regional totals and surveillance by local officials.
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California Grants Count Clipped by State Figures
In California the state grant total is argued to be 5000, with figures cited in the Second District page. Claims vary about Coggins, while the two districts, including the Fourth, report large majorities for the Republican slate.
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Bax Praxcreco November 6 Oregon Grant Ma Ora
A fragment notes an event dated November 6 in Oregon involving an individual named Bax Praxcreco and a grant matter. The readable text is unclear on outcome or full context. Entitles appear unreliable. no additional verifiable details are present.
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HaRTroop Vote Totals From Early Returns
Partial returns show a total vote of 60,626 with scattering figures and 385 unaccounted. The data lists atania Casehneesives and Ciree as names in the tally, indicating ongoing vote counting.
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Scattering
Unclear OCR partial counts realign Orleans returns
Official and unofficial returns from twenty eight parishes outside Orleans indicate a widening gap with Darnell and the Sei leading in key areas. The tally suggests it will take days to complete and may shift beliefs about a large majority, with Gen Sheridan likely to secure the official count.
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Shelden
Indiana Senatorship claim denied by Colfax ally letter
A dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reprints a Chicago Tribune note that Indiana senator candidate status for Colfax is disputed. The author asserts emphatically he is not a candidate for any position and supports the Republican nominee by united party vote.
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Riots on Guy Fawkes Day in Exeter sparked by liquor act opposition
English reports describe a clash in Exeter during Guy Fawkes Day celebrations turning into a riot against liquor licensing. Seventeen injured in the mob, police dispersed the disorder after several arrests. Also noted are maritime distress tales and harsh editorial takes on US election coverage.
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Prince Napoleon barred from suing minister in France
Paris on November 6 reports the Procureur-General ruled Prince Napoleon cannot legally sue the Minister of the Interior. The government expelled him, an action within the Assembly's jurisdiction. Prince Napoleon declares he will continue the prosecution despite the Procureur-General's opinion.
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Mine Disaster Cuts Twenty-One Men Near Maurburg
At Maurburg near Harleroy a mine collapse occurred as miners descended the shaft. Twenty one men and boys were killed when the towering machinery gave way, sending them hundreds of feet to the bottom.
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Reform excitement in Berwin over peer reform pamphlet
A pamphlet titled Away with the Horse of Peers appears with Karl Blind as author. Publication and sale have faced no interference. The Provincial Correspondent notes the government will seek Lower House assent to a partial modification while pursuing adoption of the bill in the Herrenhaus.
The Epizootic Across Infected Districts
Reports from PurLapeLruta Rostox Cleveland Chicago and other cities describe horse disease worsening with rain and transport disruption. Many streets show fewer horses, with carts oxen and horse-drawn work replacing them. Several deaths and widespread economic impact noted.
Uneasy Ghost Interferes with Railroad Work
A St Paul paper recounts the Randall Station ghost tale from a dead engineer named Connelly. After a fatal crash, Connelly’s successor reports nightly apparitions disturbing crews. Tools vanish, rails shift, and engines react oddly as officials consider overnight watch and further inquiry.
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Horace Greeley resumes Tribune editorship card
Horace Greeley announces in the Tribune that he resumes editorship after six months away and will pursue independence candor and universal amnesty. He says he will avoid bitter personalities, seek science industry and useful arts, and aim for the Tribune to be a broader power in the field, with no office seeking. Signed New York November 6 1572.
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Norwegian Captain Finds Open Polar Sea Near Spitsbergen
Norwegian captain Nils Johnson on a whaling voyage east of Spitsbergen confirms De Mayen on an open polar sea at about 79°5′N 30°15′E. He reports an ice free region to the east northeast with a view of ice less ocean, notes wood piles along the shore, and suggests further exploration could follow.
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Kentucky Returns Hint at Grant Victory in State
Special dispatches from Louisville report a doubtful Kentucky result with Democrats claiming Greeley leads by 5,000 to 10,000, while Republicans foresee a Grant win as gains spread across western and southern counties. Burns appears poised for Congress in the Tenth District with Woods likely in the Ninth and Reddley in the Eighth. Local Lew is County tallies show large Grant majorities and Burns advancing toward election if other districts mirror this trend.
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County to Hold Grand Julyfication After Election
County claims horses are affected as Republicans plan a grand julli fication next Saturday night. The town will be dominated by a torchlight procession, speeches, and a large public event.
Opera and theatre note on city entertainment offerings
Cincinnati residents enjoyed a lively arts update highlighting English and German opera companies and a strong Trovatore performance. The Bohemian Girl will debut with notable cast members, while a pantomime troupe at Wit's Theatre earns praise for feats and trained animals.
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Detroit Election Shifts Show Democratic Edge Amid Mixed Results
Detroit voters report a varied outcome with Democrats winning a Senate seat and several congressional districts while Republican candidates like Field, Waldron, Willard, Hilrrows, Begale, Corger, Bradly, Hobbett, and others receive scattered support ranging from 1,000 to 8,000 votes in November 7 results. The overall tone suggests Democrats gained ground in the state though many districts stayed undecided or contested.
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Pike County Vote Shifts as Greeley Leads by 271
Special Dispatch reports from Chillicothe Ohio that Pike County awarded Greeley a 271 majority, marking a Republican gain of 103 since October. Many Democrats abstained while a notable number supported Grant.
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Presidential Election Mood Reported in Morving Papers
From Lesvos on November 7 the morning papers center on the American presidential election. The prevailing sentiment favors the Administration and applauds the orderly conduct of the polls. There is surprise at the triple tone suggested by a Republican triumph.
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Republicans salute Grant victory in Tennessee event
Tennessee news from Nashville reports Republicans firing a salute of one hundred guns in the afternoon in honor of President Grant’s re election and the party’s success in the state.
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Outrage and Vindication in Local Polling Scene
The article details alleged police bias during a ward poll, with a colored man Burrell challenged and claiming rightful voting, while officers reportedly failed to arrest him. It notes a broader County Board meeting about Union Bridge road repairs, graves award, and the Union Bridge Company setup. A laborer Henry Leopold died after intoxication, with an inquest to follow. grand jury indictments for larceny, cutting with intent, robbery, forgery, and more are listed, plus a police court update including a grand Anteeny case and a separate intoxication conviction.
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Wharfs Sit Idle as Horse Disease Throttles Business
Special Dispatch to the Times reports Pittsause on November 7 that horse disease has slowed trade at the wharf. Freight is plentiful but teams to haul goods to the wharf are unavailable, causing business stagnation along the waterfront.
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Baltimore Dispatch Reports Greeley Behind Ticket
A Baltimore dispatch notes the state gives 2,000 majority for Greeley, with his lead everywhere far behind the ticket. The large Republican gain in the Sixth or Western District is a great surprise.
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Baltimore Dispatch
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Greeley
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Republicans Hold Orange District In New York Election
The Tribune reports New York results point to two conclusions. A notable portion of Democrats refused or abstained from fast voting while Republicans claim gains. St John, a Republican, is re elected in the Orange District after an initial defeat report.
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Orange
Nov 7 Returns Hint Liberal Victory in State
Official returns from thirty seven parishes near New Orleans show a net Republican majority of 51. In 1870 the Republican lead was 18,156 across the same parishes. Sixteen parishes remain with a net Republican majority of 1,215. If gains continue, Liberals would win the state by a handsome margin.
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New Orleans
Local Counties Narrowly Back Republicans in Center Race
From Center Alabama on November 7, figures show Grant County with 663 votes while Creeley records 212. Morgan Madison Limestone and Blount Counties yield small Republican majorities, shaping the political landscape.
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Horse Disease Disrupts Transit Across Cities
Pursuant dispatches report a fast spreading epizootic crippling business. Only a few streetcars run as coal shortages halt operations. railroads tell agents to receive no diverted freight to the city. Mules replace horses where possible while deaths among hooves rise. Weather improves in Philadelphia as horses return to streets. New York notes a severe horse disease with thirty four deaths in twenty four hours.
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Paris Welcomes German Evacuation Of Rheims
Paris reports strong enthusiasm as Germans withdraw from Rheims. French colors and flowers decorate buildings, and city lights illuminate at night. The theater reopened last evening, first since Marseille occupation.
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The Result Overwhelms People Liberal Bets Lose Fits
The Sentinel reports a decisive Tuesday election outcome with Liberal losses and broad public reaction. Prominent Liberal bettors lament, while editors discuss bets, finances, and potential continuation as a central Democratic organ amid uncertain future and funding.
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Body found in barrels on Charles River near Cambridge
Yesterday a man was discovered floating in two barrels on the Charles River in Cambridge. His head and legs were severed from the trunk, with the body bearing gruesome injuries. A gold watch was recovered from one barrel as authorities examine the brutal death.
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Superior Court Demurrer and Commission Suit Summary
In Adair Liquor Lew et al v Clasterman et al the court reserve for General Term after demurrer on constitutional issues. The case cites criminal forfeiture and alleged illegality of the sale, with participation by Matthews Ramsey and Harri n for plaintiffs and Salle Aittredge for defense. Separate suit for commissions arises in real estate sale of property formerly owned by defendant, with defendant denying breach. Judge Yapie and Judge Marans presiding on related matters. other actions involve agronnt and assignment disputes between Wim Penn Mion and A A Valdegrift with claims of damages and machine balance.
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Editor Marble Returns to World Post Tomorrow
Mr Marble of the World resumes his duties as editor of that paper in restored health, returning to the helm tomorrow.
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Respect to Meades Memory
Philadelphia marks memory of General Meade with half mast display on Custom House and public buildings as tribute to the late commander on November 7.
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North German Lloyd Berlin Sails From Locust Point Baltimore
The steamship Berlin departed from the European Steamship Pier Locust Point Baltimore bound for Bremen carrying twelve passengers. Her cargo includes 625 hogsheads tobacco and 00 bales cotton among assorted freight, mainly from the West.
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Regret over Meade Death Prompts Generals' Reassignment
Special dispatches report General Meade died causing universal regret in Washington. A general order will announce his death and mourning customs. Meade was senior Major General. Hancock next. McDowell likely to be promoted to Major General as the vacancy arises.
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COMMON PLEAS HEARING REPORTS AND VERDICTS
Before Judge Cox and Judge Force the court handled civil and probate matters. Plains suit against Davidson for trunk delivery resulted in a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 258 dollars. Attorneys Jordan & Williams for plaintiffs and 14.3ton & Jubasem for defense. Other cases include attorney’s compensation, land deals, railroad contemplation, and various divorces and decrees. Probate court admitted the will of Lewish Bureau to probate, with Josiah Heyl named executor and administratrix Julia Heyl appointed separately. estate valued at about 969 pounds with realty 900 and personalty 69.
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River News From Greencastle to Evansville Freight Moves and Falls
Special Dispatches from The Times and Chronicle report river conditions along multiple streams on November 7. Monoscaheia stationary at Greensboro with 4 feet inches. Juniata departed for Cincinnati. Arlington to New Orleans. Brill to Nashville. Hornet No.2 sank in a coal barge near Lewistown. The river at Evansville shows a falling trend with several tow arrivals and departures for St Louis and New Orleans. weather cloudy to clear, business dull. Transit movements include John Howard to New Orleans and other freights bound for Cairo, Louisville, and Trade-Water. Pelican, Peytona, and other tows active. overall tow activity mixed and weather moderating.
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Epizootic Reaches Eastern Chillicothe Farmer
A farmer in the eastern portion of Cutorn, Ohio reports an epizootic condition as of November 7, with local Republican leaders reacting to the situation. Details remain sparse in the dispatch from the Times and Chronicle.
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River Packet Movements and Weather Update
The report notes clear cool weather with a declining river. Arrivals include Katie from New Orleans while several vessels depart night through St Louis and Cairo. Names mentioned include Tarver Evansville Fleming and Henry Ames with ships Belle and Sure Silver.
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Receipts and Shipments At Miami Canal Port
The Miami Canal port reports arrivals and shipments for the 21 hours ending last evening. Items include 1,820 bushels of unknown grain, 10 bells of weight, 12,490 pounds of sundries, 5 kegs beer, 1 barrel oil vitriol, 164 sacks wheat, and 1,4 pounds of tallow among others.
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Boy Peter Sturm Committed to House of Refuge
Peter Sturm, a boy charged with orderly conduct, was this morning committed to the House of Refuge by Judge Straub.
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Commodity price report from New York and Chicago markets
Wheat and corn prices mixed with dull activity across markets. Flour, pork, whisky, and linseed show modest shifts while petroleum remains nominal. receipts total 28, rich with unsettled grain notes and regional price cues from Chicago and other centers.
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Oil market steady as New York, Texas notes firm
Provenero reports the oil market quiet and steady with prices around 4.75 as refiners show resilience. New York and Texas markets hold firm while a slight slowdown is seen in trading activity. titueville notes a calm session with steadiness in feed markets.
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Classified snippets request a girl for country work and cooking, a porter for the National Motel, and a position for general housework. references required. Names include Jenkins Hatch room 3 Carlisle Bar corner Fourth and Walnut and W Harker.
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Harker
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Aera Eee
Et Wit
Nice
Rae Sae
Covington
Auiene Ts
Ste
Central Avenue
JV Asthd
CIA
Sra
Posto Tien
Hesbos
Main Street
WEARI
Pike
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Pike’s Opera House
TRE Wakefield Opera Conbination
Leonard Grover
Ralfe
Fanny Simonsen
Zelda Seouin
Brookhouse
Edward Smgtin
Gustavus Hall
I. A. AN
Walea
Orchestre
Carlo Patti
Ae Kleaser
Clara Ligler
Louise Lichemay
Carl Bernard
Care Formes
Martna
Banat
Cate Goseee
Rita Diavolo
Exposition Park
Brace
Sem
Wonder
S & Transit
Geo. Hartley
B. G. Ajax
Chas. Wheeler
WM. Hudgon
Wood’ S Theatre
Maffitt and
Bartholonew
Bartholoney
Nigeter
Lawrence. Rar
Asbasy Chapel
Investment Secureiies
Mae
Lake Superior
Iota
Columbia Valley
Totom
JAY CookE @& Co
Washingtos
Cleveland
Davie & Co
Nates
Tage Ah A Y Xia
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