The Horse Epidemic Hits Cities Across the East
Reports from Syracuse Rochester New York and New York City describe a sweeping horse disease outbreak starting October 21 24. Officials urge preventive measures with bleeding and drenching deemed ineffective while tar belladonna and aconite home remedies appear. Thousands of horses are affected disrupting streetcars stages and commerce with fears of broader traffic paralysis and spread to surrounding regions.
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SprinGrieLy
Mass
Syracust
N. Y
Milk Company
Rochester
New York
Bonner
Daylor
Manhattan Feed Mill Company
Jersey City
Hoboken
Broadway Street Car Company
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Curiaco
York
Westside Street Car Company
Washsinoton
Secretary of the Treasury
Burlington
Cape Vincent
Huron
Canada
Newaveend
Epidemic Strains City Ambulance and Transport Services
A virulent horse disease cripples rail freight and city commerce. Busyness of livery stables, hackmen, cartmen, and teamsters stalls. veterinary surgeons work nonstop as the illness spreads from Toronto to Buffalo. Dr. Somerville reports widespread lung involvement and warns against oily nostratives. road service suspends after six.
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Toronto
Somerville
Smith
Allege
Bufalo
Eta
Canada
Prohibitionist Speaker Skipped by Empty Court Yard
Special Dispatch from Canton Ohio reports W G Myers of Canal Fallon delivering a strong Republican address at Harter's Hall to a large crowd. An anticipated Court House yard meeting with Rev Charles Dennison of Washington DC failed to draw attendees, despite Dennison's notoriety over charges against President Grant and Wilson’s denial.
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Times and Chronicle
Canton
W. G. Myers
Canal Fallon
Harter’s Hall
Court House Yard
Chas. W. Dennison
Washington, D. C
Comusteide
President Grant
Wilson
Dennison
Party With a Novel Design in Radical Democrats
In New York on October 24 a meeting of the Radical Democrats urged abolishing the office of President of the United States. A committee of fifteen was named to pursue this objective and carry out resolutions adopted at the gathering.
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New York
Party of Radical Democrats
United States
Apollo Hall party selects city ticket nominees
At Apollo Hall last evening the party adopted nominations for the upcoming election. The city ticket includes Court Henry H. Anderson, Supe Court Clifford A. Hahn, City Judge Lelish Sutherland, District Attorney W. C. Whitney, Coroner Dr. Adolph Kessler.
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Ats
Apollo Hall
Henry H. Anderson
Supe
Clifford A. Hahn
Lelish Sutherland
W. C. Whitney
Adolph Kessler
Democratic nominees win City Council seats in seventeen wards
In Baltimore on October 24 the regular Democratic nominees were elected to the City Council in seventeen wards. Republicans re elected their candidate in the Fifteenth Ward and won in the Eighteenth and Twentieth Wards for a net gain of two. Voter turnout was small.
Rockfield Flour Mill Fire Destroys Gundy and Burtreyer Plant
A fire at two o'clock in Rockfield Maryland consumed the large flouring mill and warehouse of Gundy and Burtreyer, with grain and machinery. Originating in the engine room from engine sparks, the blaze could not be stopped. The loss on building and machinery is about 80,000 dollars. no insurance on the building, grain fully insured.
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Chronicle
Rockfield
Gundy & Burtreyer
Building Disaster in Louisville
Louisville October 21 witnesses were examined before the Coroner's jury regarding the Market street disaster. A verdict will probably be rendered tomorrow.
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Louisville
Baltimore Baltimore sails for Bremen with passengers and cargo
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports the North German Lloyd Line steamship Baltimore sailing from Locust Point Baltimore at 2 P M for Bremen. She carried 15 cabin and 16 steerage passengers and loaded 940 hogsheads of tobacco and a mixed cargo from the West including ales cot ton and assorted weights.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Lloyd Line
European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
Bremen
The San Juan Island arbitration decree by Emperor William
Washington reports that the German Emperor’s cabinet order concludes the North West boundary dispute over the San Juan Island and Canal de Haro. The three American experts offered elaborate reports but their reasons are not released. The decree supports the United States interpretation of the treaty and declares the U S claim most in accord with the true reading.
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Hamilton Fish
Canal de Haro
United States of America
Sea Hes ‘Roft
New York
William
Agadir Island
San Juan
Washington Political Appointments Noted in Dispatch
Special dispatch reports appointments announced by the President. George St. Ueher is named Consular Assignment Paraguay and Lord is appointed Assessor of Internal Revenue for Nevada. Charles Hy Mefuty is named Postmaster Yankton Dakota and Benj. G. Shecter becomes Postmaster Oak Fort.
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Times
Wasmixetor
Tober
Legion of Issuing
Ces Po
Pennsylvania
George St. Ueher
Asuncion
Paraguay
Lord
Nevada
Haries Hy Mefuty Ce
Yankton
Dakota
Benj. G. Shecter
Hein
Fort Wayne race results amid noisy misprint
Fort Wayne dispatch reports on a racing event with garbled text and scattered results. The fragment mentions heats and times, but the legible items are sparse. The communication reflects the era’s press style, though many letters are corrupted.
Irish Home Rule Leader Speaks for Amnesty at Manchester
Isaac Butt MLA led the Irish home rule gathering in Manchester urging amnesty for Fenian prisoners. He condemned prison conditions and the cruel treatment alleged by inmates, while other speakers stressed the need for humane justice amid political tensions.
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Manchester
Isaac Butt
M. P
Irish Home-Rule Party
Tutt
Okhive
Ireland
Ako Snatia
Conspiracy Reported to Overthrow Russian Authorities
Official advices describe discovery of a planned conspiracy in Caucavus to overthrow Russian rule. A general uprising of tribes was planned, leaders were secured and jailed, quiet returned. Carding notes: Coal dealers in Cardiff cut steam coal price by six shillings per ton amid American competition.
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Caucavus
Cardiff
Railway bridges down cut rail link between Monaco and Geneva
Italy October 24 reports rail disruption as two bridges collapse severing rapid communication between Monaco and Geneva. Casualties and cause not disclosed. Rail service halted, authorities investigate structural failure and widening impact on transit. Local officials urge caution and alternative routes.
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Monaco
Geneva
France Evacuates Rheims Amid German Withdrawal
French garrison reports German troops evacuated Rheims, a clash noted as troops withdrew with references to October events and ensuing reactions. The report mentions strong local response and ongoing military movements in the region.
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Ricki
Rheims
Ovesterda
Mexico City Senate Created and Rail Subsidy Favored
Late advices from Mexico City say Congress has created a Senate and Lerdo de Tejada is likely to be elected unopposed for December. A new railway subsidy plan proposes 4500 per kilometer plus 100000 yearly bonus if finished within ten years, and a commission is to probe Rio Grande affairs as Mazatlan returns to government control. Porfirio Diaz and Donate Guérra remain unreconciled.
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Havana
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Lerdo de Tejada
Congress
Lagos
Mazatlan
United States
Porfirio Diaz
Donate Guérra
Japan News: Coolies Freed and Tokyo Rail Open
October reports from Yokohama and Yedo describe the liberation of coolies aboard the Maria Luce, after ill treatment claims. Mortality in Yedo is high. The Mikado is to open the Yedo Yokohama railroad. a Yokohama quake occurred. Foreigners urged to leave districts. Japan warns Corea sailors to withdraw. Several foreign warships gather at Chefoo amid tensions with Corea.
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Sax. Francisco
Colorado
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Maria Luse
China
Yeddo
Yokoham
Cheefoo
Recent New Hampshire Accident Reported Deaths
Portsmorth New Hampshire October 23 George Haywood died today from injuries from the headrook accident. The death of Walker of Salem was incorrect. only two deaths so far and the wounded remain. At the Coroner s inquest over the Seabrook railroad disaster, Chas Dow of East Salisbury, a freight brakeman, testified he set the switch right for the express but did not seek it, and the inquest was adjourned before completion.
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Portsmorth
N. IL
George Haywood
Walker
Salem
Norton
Seabrook
Chas
Dow
East Salisbury
Change in Railroad Officials in Tittsville Pa
A Meadville dispatch reports resignations of H F Sweets r manager C W Bradley superintendent and C W Winslow auditor of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. Appointments to fill vacancies include J D Barton as superintendent A L Dunbar division superintendent Earl Tupper auditor.
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Courier
Meadville
H. F. Sweets
C. W. Bradley
C. W. Winslow
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
J.D. Barton
A.L. Dunbar
Earl Tupper
Alleged Murderer Captured in Webster County Jail
An alleged murderer identified as V. T. Cornwall, a resident of Illinois, was captured in Marsfield Missouri after the night of Tuesday and is now detained in Webster County jail. The suspect, described as quite young, is confessed as the killer of conductor Percy.
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Louis
Percy
Marsifield
Webster Count
Iltnois
V. T. Cornwall
Gilmore Testimonial Enjoyed Despite Stormy Weather
The Gilmore testimonial entertainment at the Coliseum in Boston last night drew fair crowds under stormy skies. Local organizers reported positive reception and praised performers for delivering an engaging program despite the weather challenges.
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Boston
Gilmore
the Coliseum
Arrival of Alsatians in New York City Exiles Speak for France
The Alsacians Lor raine refugees describe leaving home under war pressure to seek refuge in France and America. Interviews at a New York Society room reveal devotion to la Belle France, pride in Thiers republic, and hardship of displacement. Alsa cienne Lorraine exiles recount journeys from War to new lives, with many finding work in New York and Belfast communities.
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Spring-street
N. Y
The
Necrete Alsacienne-Lorraine
la Bellee
France
Sorin
Mich Sirushey
Bagusa
Jutrie
Politi
Alwice
Lorcaine Ali
Paris
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Methuiy
Tan
Cour
Monsieur
la Belle France
Strang
Madame Thournel
Cave Dua
Gambelta
Madame
la Republique
de Thiers
Thais
M. Thourne
M. Thiers
Franer
Republic
Napoleon
Prussia
Empire
M. Thournel
AL. Thournel
Thournel
Berlin
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Belfast
Mery
M. Strauss
New York
Societe Alsacienne-Lorraine
Dante
Moltke Aided Turkish Army Ration and Kurdish Campaigns
Moltke once lent his assistance to a Turkish army ration and served in several expeditions against the Kurds.
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N Moltke
Peta
Aod
Second Edition Reports Severe Rochester Conditions
The edition notes great severity in Rochester with funeral conveyances scarce. It mentions an epizootic in Chicago and a delayed response, detailing disease spread from twelve to thirty days and limited fatal cases amidst disruption and confusion.
Columbus Mission Reports 20Kentucky Posts and District Reforms
The committee on Home Missions reported twenty missions in Kentucky and two in the region, with seven more in discussion. Appointees include Evans, Boles, Johnson, Underwood, Nelson, and others from Ohio and Pittsburgh Conferences. Pastors must report quarterly to the Treasurer and annually to the Conference.
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Iemb Chradiele
Cabssiete
Hss
Mica
Vie
Lenin
Kentek
West Virginia
LS Evans
Boles
Kentecky
A. Johnson
J. Je Underwood
Nelson
Ohio
W. HL. Brown
Dr. Ashby
T. Jones
Pittsburg
Masons Debates and Resolutions Reported in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Grand Chapter discusses anti expansion resolutions as of October 24. The fragmented text mentions Morton at home, the Beard of Trade, and questions over policies, with unclear names and events.
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Grand Chapter of Masons
Morton
Andianapolis
Fish
Evan
Andian
Paris Communist Beoessel Sentenced in Death Charge
Paris reports Beoessel a prominent Communist has been found guilty with the sentence to death. The death of Theophile Gantier a French poet novelist and critic was announced yesterday. Evacuation of the Marne departments by German forces has been completed.
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Cce
Beoessel
Squirey
Theophile Gantier
Marne
Upper Marne
Bo Th Girmans
Alarm over rise and tide reports flood Sey Isare area
Early reports describe rising water and flooding near Sey Isare Avenue affecting residences and businesses. Authorities urge caution as investigations continue into potential causes and scope of damage. Local services mobilize to monitor conditions and assist affected residents.
MAYOR HALL TRIAL PROCEEDINGS UNDER WAY
New York report notes ongoing presentation of evidence in Mayor Hall trial. Deputy Controller Storrs testified about the mayor's signature on bills missed by the Board of Audit. Witness described routine bill examination and monthly totals, noting large sums and questions of board member oversight.
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New York
Hall
Storrs
Board of Audit
Maz
Jose
Aly
al Jouguston
Andi
Canadian minister resignations signal new Manitoba government
From Fort Garry advices in October report Premier Bake and Treasurer McKenzie have resigned in Parliament. Lieutenant Governor calls Chancellor Mowatt to form new government. Mowatt resigns Vice-Chancellor post to accept appointment. A new ministry to be announced soon.
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Toronto
Otober
Bake
McKenzie
Mowatt
Mavices Fréta
Red Lake
Indians Report on Cochise Apache Reservation Plan
General Howard arrives in San Diego after eleven days with Cochise. He notes Apaches selected a fifty five mile square tract in southeastern Arizona as a reservation with Cochise as their leader.
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San Francisco
Howard
San Diego
Arizona
Cochise
Accident on Lachine Canal disrupts river traffic
The Montreal steamer Picton collided with the gates of the St. Paul locks on the Lachine Canal, breaking them open. The incident is described as very serious and repairs will likely take several days, interrupting canal trade and river traffic.
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Toronto
Montreal
Picton
St. Paul Locks
Incomplete 191 counties find US support decision
Fragmentary report from ASMSUTON indicates a morning briefing on a question involving the Emperor of Germany and the United States. Secretary Bontwell held an interview with the President to discuss the intelligence matter and the San Jian issue.
Weather and shipping notes from Port Lisi to Rockport update
Special dispatch reports a mixed regional scene with ships like the Mary Mili lex and Lotyes reaching Feoneh Idand while weather remains clear and river traffic steady. Arrivals include TE and Shreve in Evansville and Emma Elliott at New Orleans. markets and business in Evansville show fair activity with ongoing trade in CAFRO furs and other goods.
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The
Times
Vansvielr
Port Lisi
Rockport
Market Report Confusing Text With Wheat and Corn Data
Market summary notes wheat firmness and dull flour demand, corn softer, oats steady, rye and barley unchanged. Pork scarce, white hogs in demand. butter, oil, whisky quiet to steady. Receipts and shipments listed for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and hogs. Texas cattle and packers noted with prices and activity.
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St. Loris
Axel
Letole
Cuba
Elie
Bere Ley
Weiss
Texas
Tyndall's Third Lecture At Lowell Institute Delivers Insight
Professor Tyndall gave the third Lowell Institute lecture to a crowded audience Saturday evening. He opened without preliminaries, presenting experiments on light and refraction, comparing Newton and Young. He explained light as waves, discussed interference, and showcased colorful spectra and optical demonstrations with tourmaline mirrors and tuning forks.
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Tyndall
Lowell Institute
Newton
Laplace
Brewster
England
Thomas Young
Young
de Young
Edinburgh
Henry Brougham
Aescon
Dreaded mental illness leads to tragedy at country house
A member of a respected family battles severe mental illness. Instead of asylum, he is kept at a country house under a female servant and gardener. He threatens to kill the maid and himself. The maid leaps from a balcony to escape, survives, while the gardener returns to find the man hanging.
Confused OCT daily report notes canal suspension and sewage rise
Dispatch reports in a conference that suspension of canal services increased sewage costs from five to ten cent s per hour. The lines describe chaotic phrases about the tutor, horse, and officials with unclear connections.
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Gris
Delegation Presses Secretary on Wartime Currency Reform
A West St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati and Pittsburgh group met Secretary Rent to urge focus on currency reform and wartime price stability. They emphasized the need for strong coin and metal circulation controls and warned against inflation harming relief and charity efforts.
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Wwashington
West
St. Louis
Cincin
New York Dispatch Notes Unclear Mintik Expected Mats
A fragmented London dispatch from New York October notes unclear names and events. It mentions Mintik and Mats in a speculative context with poor OCR quality. No actionable actions or clear outcomes are evident from the readable fragments.
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New York
London Dispatch
Dhe Bastein
Shanna
Mintik
Mats Cary
Trotting Race of Saturday Held in San Francisco
San Francisco reports a Saturday trotting race with conditions and entries listed. Officials note purses and time trials while attendees observe the event, with local bets and attendance shaping the outcome.
Steamer Leaks Steam Pipe Injures Deck-Hands at Levee
At St Lotis on October 21 a steam pipe burst aboard the steamer Roly Roy near the levee, severely scalding two Black deckhands and one white man. They were taken to the Marine hospital for treatment.
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St. Lotis
Roly Roy
Naite
Marine Oldapitals
River dispatches from Pittsburg and Albany ports
Special dispatches report Monongahela water levels near three feet with limited arrivals as low water thwarts Muskingum trade. The Julia would serve Pittsburg to Zanesville but for Muskingum drought. weather cloudy with light rain. Albany notes 2 inch river fall and clear skies as Culbertson's steamer Business descends falls for drumming at Culbertson's dry goods house.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittsberg
Monongahela
C. L. McCormick
New Algany
A.M. Thawn
Palestine
ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH Dated notices of diverse events
The telegraph items report a bank failure in Syracuse clerks from the Wer Department implicated in misconduct. Marra found guilty of an incident. Alderman Bitty McMalen tied to the Pycracucin party. Chas J Fisher burned in Toledo. Druggist Gee of Portland injured by kerosene oil and turpentine. Obsequies for Bishop Michael O Connor in Baltimore. National Conference of Unitarian Churches meets in Boston with 573 delegates. Funeral of Col Thomas Hi Nelson’s wife in Terre Haute drawing large crowds. Kentucky Masonic Grand Lodge elects officers: M W G Master Turner and Senior Warden Pickett.
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Thomas Hi. Nelson
Mexico
Terre Haute
Ind
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Kentucky
KB. W. Turner
Richmond
D. G
EK. Woodruff
Louisville
Thomas J. Picket
Keeley health unchanged as Grant family tests yesterday
The report notes no improvement in Mr Keeley’s health while President Grant and family underwent testing yesterday. An Rierrville investigation proceeded, and George Parsons faces $83,000 daily on a shipping charge. Gov Hoffman appointed John R Brady as Associate Judge, replacing Ex Judge Bernard. Charles Mursex, a liquor dealer, is charged with obstructing a deputy marshal by ejecting him from his house during an election law inquiry.
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Rierrville i
Lipie
George Parsons
Gov. Hoffman
John R. Brady
General Pec du
Bernard
Charles Mursex
Perimits
Death of Sylvain Durieux in a home made weapon incident
A man named Sylvain Durieux in Faubourg St. Antoine attempted an improvised explosive device using a toy soldier mechanism and a self made detonator. An enormous explosion occurred injuring or killing Durieux and collapsing his Vengenr, while bystanders saw a brown smoke cloud and the room left in ruin. Thiers later met with the International Commission on the metric system of weights and measures.
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Faubourg St. Antoine
Sylvain Dorieux
France
Pere
Hingin
Vengenr
Caavelette
Sedan
M. Thiers
International Commission On the
Excur sion committee reports hospitality to Cincinnati trade visit
Delegates from Davenport Rock Island and Moline recount the Northwest trip with Cincinnati and Lafayette, praising warm hospitality and mutual commercial ties. They commend Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette, Indianapolis Bloomington and Western, and Rock Island railroads for facilitating travel and exchange. The report urges merchants to pursue Northwest trade and thanks hosts and railroad officials for safe, attentive arrangements.
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Demde
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Ots
Moma
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Mack Island
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Tye Toda Napell
Peoria
Thisterian
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Idl
Kiwin Tepe
al. Paden
Ruan of ‘Trade
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Latyette
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Moria
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Moline
Renee Coutalives
Mock Island
Ier
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Davenport Amd Hock
Develppen
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Tock Island
Indianapolis
Ciectonati
Becwene
Atlantic
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Cimcinnati
Caron
Scott
Chiredinatl
Agem
Lidiangpelis
Roomington and Western Railway
G. A. Greer
Peoria and
Rock Island Railroad
Belng
Suluaitted
Test
Swita
OS. Beers
JaMrs M. Gky
Avex
Ife
Daxter Pines
Mia
M. Rixiwen
Fennec
Titos
Stayeh
Insey
Jous Spipettsox
WOM
Tere
Canara Fare
Gaomotion
Hot Boys Chosen as Captains in Early Afternoon Assembly
At 2 30 pm some Hot Boys gathered with fear of Faculty, marking late. Julie Kk, senior present, appointed Captains Mr. Charles Gano and Capt. John Price. They then selected a team to play Saine. List of those present includes TR Tisney Charles Massant Theodore Mareh Murdock George Shilito J W Brown Jaros W Dale A Reeves Alvert Paddack Fred Wright Samuel W Lina W DeBock John Dale W Moderman Jack Miller Jess Miller W W
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Julie
Charles Gano
John Price
Onike
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