Mixed Schools Question and Clerks Discharged for Gambling
A special dispatch notes a long debate on mixed schools in District of Columbia and a plan to create a new Board of Education. It includes a clerical confession of separation from the Roman Catholic Church and reports eight Redemption Division clerks dismissed for habitual gambling visits.
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Daily Times
Washmnetor
District of Columbia
Congress
Board of Education
Ieee
Europe
Redemption Division
Treasury Department
Financial report hints at tobacco taxes and fiscal year receipts
The document reports internal revenue estimates and tax refunds related to tobacco during the past fiscal year. It cites specific figures such as $700,000 in current year estimates, $33,495 in certain items, and an overall increase in receipts. It notes tobacco export and tax refunds, with projected yield of future fiscal periods and ongoing revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixeror
Reverns
Saly Bankess
Coltoccioes
Systemai Egtavel Sac Tyrere
New York November 90 match review fragment
A fragmented New York report from November 90 references a match and figures, naming unclear participants and a rental or fee context. The readable text hints at players or teams and a scoring or financial detail, but the exact identities and outcomes remain obscured.
Galion Bond Notation From 1858 Payment Date Context
Fragmentary notice references bonds tied to Galion with a date in 1858 and a payable August 1. The text indicates bonds must be issued in a name and not to the bearer, contrasting with prior practice at the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Loss hits Kirk & Daniels mill. fifty men unemployed
A damaged item notes a blaze at Kirk & Daniels' mill in Wisconsin on November 19. The mill, insured for all, employed about fifty men before the fire. Further details are sparse in the fragmentary OCR.
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Br. Joux
N. B
Kirk & Daniels
Round House Fire in Cairo and St. Leaky Station
Fire swept the Cairo and St. Leaky railroad round-house in St. Louis area on November 20, damaging structures and locomotives. Officials suspect arson as crews battle the blaze, with investigations underway and no injuries reported.
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St. Louis
Cairo
Steamers Nevada Utopia arrive from Glasgow in New York
In New York on November 19, the steamers State of Nevada and Utopia arrived from Glasgow. The ships carried passengers and cargo, marking a notable transatlantic passage for the era.
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New York
State of Nevada
Utopia
Glasgow
River News From Louisville and Evansville Charts
Riverside weather and river notes from Louisville and Evansville dated November 20 report rising waters and gauge readings. Observations note 32 inches in pe cone and 3 feet 6 inches on Portland bar, with fall of three inches overnight and rain. Weather described as raw and cloudy with no business or prospects of river traffic.
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Louisville
Portland
Evansville
Dick Johsson
Gianelion
Rend
Rais
Gesay
New Aluary
Sam Rome
Portmi Bar
Weather Report From The Observation Page
An early morning weather note reports wind conditions and general observations for the observing station. The fragment mentions time around 7 and a local location, with references to wind and atmospheric conditions.
Market Summary and Prices From November 20 Report
The November 20 wheat and corn notes show mixed prices with wheat shipments to New York and railroad or market activity. Flour prices are quiet and discounted, pork and meats hold steady with some variations, and barley rye oats and ticker notes appear with minor shifts in prices and demand. The report reflects a quiet market with irregular pork and steady meat prices amid regional demand.
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Berrato
New York
Unclear damaged Arabic fragment reports varied events
Fragmentary Arabic text mentions violence in Africa and Europe, Reichstag event, a ship incident, possible resignations, assembly session, Carlist movements, Berbera route, British dispatches, and an explosion with casualties. detail is severely garbled and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary political note on court, release, and power
A garbled notice mentions General Egara ordering releases and a government defeat yesterday. It refers to the Prepestiat majority, Imperial Bank nominees, and a Kammergericht state court for government cases. The Count is allowed one hour daily with someone, while the journey and arrest are discussed in restrained terms.
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Egara
Tee Raichetey Sil
Imperial Bank
Inene
Camberlain's Senate Race Leads South Catsline Tale
A Monroe dispatch reports Nevada Legislature party breakdown and a governor bid. Republicans hold joint ballot majority with 11 seats more than Democrats in state contests. A defendant, Gabe Beebee, posted bail and awaits examination. another Vienna case involves a U.S. marshal and a postal agent amid a broader political uproar.
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Nevada
Central Point Items Reflect Local Crime and Fire Loss
A Poterea Pa church dedication, county fire losses, and multiple small incidents fill this digest. Notable items include a 175,000 bushel estimate for Hamilton County grain, a Cambria County bear hunting report, a Lancaster death at work, and a Mil ton shoemaker’s retirement. Also noted are highway robberies in Ohio, a 1812 veteran’s death in Cambria, a saloon liquor sale suit in Lancaster, and a Kalamazoo horse accident injuring siblings.
Trade in Fire Ree York Fragment Sparks Cabbage Wordplay
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a daily profit figure and a maxim from a figure about a cat in gloves catching no mice. It references trade practices and European behavior, with unclear context and scattered phrases about commerce and restraint.
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York
U . Oe
Mild mannered max a brutal career of crime ends in Mazatlan
Englishman Tom Adams once famed as a desperado dies from a pistol wound in Mazatlan. He confesses to fourteen murders across North America, including Canada and the United States, after decades of robbery and killings. He leaves a substantial cash legacy to a sister in Sheffield, awaiting receipt.
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New York World
Mazatlan
Mexico
Tom Adams
Ve K
Coen
Cankhav
Shei
United States
Adame Os
Sua
George Ey
Manchester
Livseeess
Canada
Lee
Orton
Ier
Vie Hs Meneses
Toronto
Niagara River
Canadian Canal
St. Charles
Hengo
Jed
Lillnois
Adams
New York
Oxenae
Ae Ston
York
More Pa Pond
Savene
Louisville
Merophis
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Gonzales
Sheffield Begleat
Rough Riders Sack Brookston Hack Ride Tale
An 1800s Paris Texas raid recounts ten passengers from Paris, five taking the siege and three entering a waiting hack. The gang, masked and armed, robbed the travelers of money valuables before claiming they do not rob ministers and warning of a hunted Morris. They boasted about pistol searches and a larger haul from another stage, with claims of past violence and a plan to display their scalp.
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Pais
Brookston
Paris
Texas
Morris
Sebastian
Mason
Ant Grea
Heid
Gtr
Hot Springs
Hf. E. Becker
Violent Marmora Storm Wrecks Vessels and Trials
Report notes a violent storm on the Sea of Marmora wrecking many ships. It mentions Lonmat Sensler, a noted outlaw, hanged in Cheyenne. Neva navigation near winter and Bay of Croneads frozen. Multiple legal cases update from Salt Lake and Eau Claire.
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Sea of Marmora
Turkey
Lonmat Sensler
Cheyenne
Neva
Bay of Crone'ads
Railways Directors Meet Agree on Fares and Carriage Classes
A meeting of directors from the North western Great Northern Northeastern Great Western Lancashire & Yorkshire and Manchester 4 Sheffield Railways held yesterday resolved to continue three carriage classes and set first and second class fares at the same rate as charged by the Midland Railway.
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Northwestern
Great Northern
Northeastern
Great Western
Lancashire & Yorkshire
Manchester
Sheffield Railways
Midland Iilway
Declines to Speak on Arkansas Governorship Controversy
Washington dispatch reports Judge Poland from Arkansas meeting Attorney General Williams before Cabinet. He declines to opine on Smith Garland dispute and denies claims of Smith's governorship. Poland plans to meet the President. he says civil war rumors in Arkansas are false and current excitement is limited. House Appropriations Committee has finalized legislative and naval bills with minor amendments affecting fortification funding.
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Arkansas
Poland
Congressional committee chief visits Washington amid hukan san issue
Judge Poland, head of the Congressional Committee investigating the hukan san troubles, arrived for talks with Attorney Uicnerat Williems before the Cabinet meeting. He plans to meet the President tomorrow and depart for Vermont tomorrow night. The committee’s report will wait on full review of all testimony.
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Judge Poland
Congressional
Uicnerat Williems
Vermont
Poland
Fugitive from Justice Arrested in Toledo
Ex policeman F Kierkamp of Louisville was seized by a Louisville detective on a governor requested warrant. He faced perjury charges after a divorce dispute alleging witness to his wife in an act. Both accused were acquitted and Kierkamp was indicted. He bailed and had been at large four months. They traveled south this morning via the D M Railroad.
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Michigan Central Railroad
Jackson
Red Squirrel
IL. C. Sanders
Kalamaxoo
Mich
Senteni Sanders
F. Kierkamp
Louisville
Eessie
Allen
Kierkamp i
Kierkamp
Insurance firms resume Arkansas operations amid unrest
The Arkansas situation remains largely unchanged as November 2 approaches with Garland’s abdication still unclaimed. Most insurers who canceled policies during revolutions have told agents to reinstate coverage and continue business as threats recede.
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Arkansas
Grand Railroad Meeting Set for December First
November 20 dispatch from CALLARCOTTE reports the Citizens' Committee and city council group issuing a circular calling a grand railroad meeting in Dayton for December 1. Delegations from Lebanon Dayton Springfield and other towns along the proposed line from Xenia to the Ohio river will attend fully authorized to act on the road's completion.
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Tearly Times
Callarcotte
Citizens’ Committee
Dayton and Southeastern Railroad
Lebanon
Dayton
Springfield
Xenia
Ohio River
Official From the Ninth White’s Majority 156
Special dispatch from Louisville Kentucky reports official returns showing White the Republican leading Cockrell the Democrat by 136 votes in the Ninth District. The dispatch notes a Republican majority in the district as part of statewide results.
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Louisvilly
White
Cockril
Hog market steadies amid strong receipts in Louisvie
Dispatches report hog receipts remain large in Louisvie on November 20, with a firm, active market. By morning, prices range from 725 to 876 dollars, reflecting steady demand as slaughter continues.
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Louisvie
Priest Seeks Transfer From Catholic Church To Presbyterian Faith
Rev Francis X Jacquemet a Catholic priest sent his resignation to Archbishop Bailey urging his departure from the Catholic ministry to join the Presbyterian Church He was born in Geneva Switzerland ordained in 1800 and has served in the United States Cuba and parts of Europe He was recently associated with St Peters Church in the city
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United States
Cuba
Europe
St. Peter's ‘Church
City
Steamships Return to San Sebastian After Weather Stress
Troop transports from San Sebastian to Santander return due to rough seas. Reports say crowd unrest arises as Chiscaexnspeed accession to the population triggers fear, with provision supplies running short.
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San Sepastian
San’ Tander
Prince Gortechakoff Sees Peace for Europe in Interview
Prince Gortechakoff spoke with Bisward today then departed for St. Petersburg. He expressed strong confidence that Europe will remain at peace for many years and emphasized steady diplomatic prudence amid current tensions.
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Prince Gortechakoff
Bisward
St. Petersburg
Gortechakoff
Europe
England mourns as colliery blast claims Tom Hood
Fragmentary London dated dispatch reports the death of Tom Hood in a terrible colliery explosion. The wire text notes a fatal accident and mentions related local details, though the fragmentary OCR omits full context and specifics about location and circumstances.
Isaac Butts Dead in Rochester November
Isaac Butts died in Rochester on November 20. The brief notice records his death and notes local reaction to the event in the community, citing no further details about cause or survivors.
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Isaac Butts
Rochgster
N. Y
Isaac Buts
Rochester
Dion Oak
Sdeertiank
Large Fire Near Brookville in Jefferson County
A large fire is raging near Brookville Jefferson County. No details available on injuries or cause at this time. Local authorities urge residents to stay clear of the area as firefighters battle the blaze.
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Philadel
Philadelphia
Brookville
Jefferson County
Death of S B W Mcclean Prominent Cincinnati Figure
S B W Mcclean a noted businessman and Democrat leader from Cincinnati died suddenly at his East Fourth Street residence between 7 and 5 o clock this morning at age 53. Born October 1821 he began as an iron founder and rose to trust positions in water works and port collector under Pierce. He later controlled the Printing House and guided the Kequier firm with his brother, later passing control to his nephew John Mclean. his death ends a long career in public service and business. He leaves a wife and five children and funeral notices will follow.
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S. B. W. Mcclean
East Fourth Street
Mclean
G.M. D. Bloas
The
Hauquirer
Cincinnati
Third
Ludlow
Throuc i
Ile
Hamilton County
Usare
Pierce
Mr. Cochanan
Sod
Bastaais Maneaes
Kequier
Washington Mclean
Aero
John Mclean
Amo
United States Government
Marine Hospital
Lngiver
Omanad
Till the Coming Man Attend Church
Reports on a Friends of Inquiry meeting where a Jewish speaker argued for religion while denying Jesus divinity. Others faulted Christian creeds and hypocrisy, while a female essayist quoted scripture and faced sharp rebuke. The Fulton Hall opening ball drew strong local attendance. The event supported the Social Ten, a group of confident young citizens.
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Jacob Wolf
Friends of Inquiry
Jedua
Jesus
Tibet
JC. Phillips
Haguirer
Mra. eeeSen Ee Ney
Hailer
Sawyer
Stern
Fulton Hall
Capt. Roberts
J. Grossman
A. AK
Brookbank
Attendees Visit City After Detroit AP Meeting
Mr Lewis Glenn and family of First Ward will stay at the Grand Hotel for the winter. George E Purvis of the Nashville Banner A J Kellar of the Memphis trelance and Ira P Jones of the Nashville Union and American were in town today en route home from the Western Associated Press meeting in Detroit and visited the Merchants' Exchange.
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Lewis Glenn
First Ward
Grand Hotel
George E. Purvis
Nashville Banner
A. J. Kellar
Memphis Trelance
Ira P. Jones
Nashville Union
American
Western Associated Press
Detroit
Merchants’ Exchange
Work-house Sentences Passed by Judge Marchant
Work-house sentences were passed by Judge Marchant for a list of defendants including Neate Hauley Shier Miyan Gath Thon Bilbo Den Brook James em Jona end Ase Yuegreney Lahey Sranksaume and Charles Lorck. The sentences amount to 15 days vagrancy.
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Marchant
Hauley
Eoke Shier
M Iyan
Bilbo
Burglars Visit Col Nicholas Anderson Base
Burglars broke into the Col Nicholas Anderson base at Kiszour place early this morning. They stole three overcoats and about 550 dollars worth of silverware.
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Nicholas Anderson
Kiszour Place
Murder of Will Moreau in Washington County Georgia
A Wilkinson Georgia Appeal reports the murder of Will Moreau at his Washington County home. The killer fired through a window, striking Moreau as he read by the fire with his wife nearby and a child in the room. Mrs Moreau and a young girl fled to a wagon camp for help, and neighbors gathered as Richard Aiken was arrested. The coroner’s jury returned death by gunshot from Aiken. Moreau had been living an exemplary life and was slated to play at a Georgia church event.
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Wilkinson
Will
Moreau
Ibis
Washington County
Pet’s
Mr. Moreau
Aiken
Aoe
Os Gandelees
Reorgia
Bonded Warehouse Fire In Franklin Ky
Special Dispatch reports a warehouse fire in Franklin Kentucky at about 11 pm injuring 2100 barrels of whisky. R P Pepper’s bonded warehouse was consuming with contents lost and whisky insured for around sixty thousand dollars across several companies.
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Frankfoft
R. P. Pepper
Big Fire at Brookville Pa Destroys Many Buildings
A Brookville Chronicle report from Jefferson County Pa describes a morning blaze that gutted Scott and Snyders livery stable and spread through Ox Hall Hotel, Franklin House, the Republic Printing Office and multiple shops and dwellings. Estimated total loss reaches about two hundred thousand dollars with insurance covering roughly half.
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PitTssu RG
Brookville
Jefferson County
Scott & Snyders
Ox Hall
Brel
Ktapiats
Sage Building
Sesughes
Cochteatan
Irwin, Merchant
Long & Geaneau Hardware
Masonic Order
Franklin House
J. A. King
RK. Li
Bhood
K. J. Blood
Joe. Mills
Leckey
Old Fellows’ Lodge
G. Fryers
C. Scribner
Smith
Mrs. Clement
J. T. Carroll
Ings
W. J. McKnight
Boston Labor Council Claims Hired 750 Workers Pre-Election
The Massachusetts Labor Council reports hiring 750 men in the two weeks before the election at a government expense of 1506 dollars per day, most of whom were discharged after the election. Hiring attestations were signed by Gooch, with little further duties by the additional force. The council urged submitting the statement to the Senate and House through the Massachusetts representative and for a special committee to be appointed.
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Massachusetts Labor Council
Gooch
Massachusetts
Senate
House
Race on tap as Occidental leads pool betting in trotting
In San Francisco a $6,000 trotting race tomorrow lists Occidental as the leading choice with Pelle and Sem Purdy following. Weather is fine and interest runs high in the event. The steamer Three Brothers finishes discharging its cargo and will reload for Liverpool next week.
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San Francisco
Qooccident
Pelle
Three Brothers
Liverpool
Hawaiian minister and envoy seek U S treaty
Mr Allen minister from the Sandwich Islands and Mr Carter called on the President to negotiate a commercial treaty. Allen said the King would sail from Honolulu on November 15 for this country, signaling heightened diplomacy with the United States.
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Mr. Allen
Sandwich Islands
Carter
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Honolulu
Bowen versus Barses slander suit in Kings County Court
New York reports the slander case of Henry C. Bowen against Demas Barses as part of the Brooklyn scandal litigation in Kings County Court. Additional New York Grocery Report notes coffee, sugar, and gin price movements with commodity quotations and market tones across ports.
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Henry C. Bowen
Demas Barses
Brooklyn
Kings County Court of Pervuns
New York
To-Day's Oil Markets Quiet and Steady Across Cities
Special dispatch reports a quiet oil market with refined prices near 75 cents in Pittsburgh and modest moves for well shipments. Timu ville and Oil City show subdued activity with nominal quotes for immediate shipments and Philadelphia noting quiet refined and crude trades.
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Daily Times
PitTsboRe
Parker
Wells
Timueville
Oil City
Philadelphia
Local man Peter E. Eargott dies at home from apoplexy
Mr Peter E Eargott formerly of the lithographing firm Kargott Krebs died this afternoon at his home 76 Hourteenth street in his sleep. He was last seen in good health last evening and had been enjoying the company of friends. The cause of death was apoplexy.
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Peter E. Eargott
Kargott & Krebs
Nem Tien Gircanra
Ol Lithograpity
Hone No
Hourteenth Street
Strange Iowa tale of two marriages and a divorce suit
Davenport readers learn of a complex Dudleyville story where a man wooed a village girl, moved to California, and later returned to reveal the wife had married another while she believed him dead. The first husband seeks divorce for desertion as legal action looms. A Senate resolution in Arkansas is also noted amid scattered regional items.
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Davenport
California
Pacific Coast
Germany
Scott County
Rae
Taylor, Miller & Co Offerings at 100 Doz Winter Undergarments
A fragment from 100 Fourth St lists Taylor, Miller & Co offerings including 100 dozen winter undergarments and gents pleated white undershirts and drawers. Prices show 148 and 189 for various shirts and drawers, with 200 dozen scarlet wool shirts and drawers at 148, 61 93. Also noted are undershirt sets, 300 dex? and leather caps, gloves, and accessories with assorted prices.
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Silver
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Aneville
A. M. Clondy Sud
Weather Report
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Peper
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Rouher
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Crarewitch
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London News
England
Camberlain
South Catsline
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United Psee
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Monroe
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Trimbe
Marshal Beelye
Vienna
Petrolia
Cambria County
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Kent
John Stauter
Lancaster
Stee 8
Johnstown
Bedford
Shota
Harion
Laporte County
Indiana
Urbans
Tor Gronken
Ike Zomero
George el
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John Lantry
John W. Kaufman
Milton
Shoeamking
State of
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Peter Kaylor
Munster Township
Father Gallitzin
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Aca
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Ind
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Sullivan and Ehe ‘Cal and Railroad Company
Riel Johnson
Waitewater
Antrim County
Frank Pott
Warwick
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General Ord
Branch Aid Society
Leveland
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John McCarty
Memphis
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R Field
Isconsin
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Washington
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Toledo
Times
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Garland
Lave
Azentas
Chillicothe
Grand Railroad Meeting
Epecia
the Daily Times
Baltimore, MD
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Gorischarkoff Returns
Byruh
Tom Hood
Lompor
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Siverlerenin
Bostox
Malege
Raisias
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Bill
Lodiannapolis Journal
Frankfort, KY
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Boston
Conneil
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Wasuixcox
Iowa
Arkepess
Little Reek
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Cedar Grove
Schneffers Hall
Linn Street
Levery
Cow, Bishop
I. Sargent
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Schneider
Drimk T. WH. Wright
W. BL Mackldzik
WM. Russell
Tredvarer
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Pon
H. A
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Taylor, Miller
Shilei Ré
Marshall & Brothers
Fountain Square
Enderwear
Hotels
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Maly
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Cale
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Aldo
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Bass
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Rob
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Piaros
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America
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BRO
Railway Directory
Atlanth
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Stroll
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Richmond
Chicago Express
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Ely
Loveland
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Faer Sane Suvi
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Ram
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Loteile
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Weller
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Bean
Team
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Ates
Lawrenceburg
Lear
Seeeney
Varpatis
Louis Eaprest
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