Prohibition Party Nominates Chafin and Watkins for Tickets
The Prohibition National Convention in Columbus Ohio nominated Eugene W Chafin for President and Aaron S Watkins of Ada Ohio for Vice President The convention delayed final endorsement until after three ballots with Palmore as strongest rival Watkins won by acclamation after a chaotic vote He declined the position later party leaders outlined a Progressive platform including temperance direct elections and stricter labor and tax laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Eugene W. Chafin
Chicago
Aaron S. Watkins
Ada
Chafin
Daniel R. Sheen
Peoria
New York
Indiana
Wisconsin
William B. Palmore
St. Louis
Mr. Palmore
Aaron 3. Watkins
Charles Scanlon
Professor Watkins
T. B. Demarce
Kentucky
Charles S. Holler
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Waukesha County
Wis
Uthels
Prohibition ‘Party of the
United States
Congress
District of Columbia
Post Office Department
Mills Man Quits Ohio Congressional Race After Tragedy
Republican candidate Colonel H. G. Catrow withdraws from the Third District race following a fatal street collision in Dayton Ohio. The nomination had been won after a bitter contest amid the campaign turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
H. G. Catrow
Congress
Ohio
Dayton
Big Crop in Sleht Surpasses Past Records
The current projection shows a corn yield unmatched in the nation’s history, signaling a historic harvest ahead. Analysts note this as a rare peak, with farmers optimistic about bumper production across major growing regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleht
Grand Prix win and sports notes across events
Jottings cover Grand Prix voiturettes winner in France, Lottie Mayer’s 26 mile swim in 5:18, US marksmen in Bisley, Yale finances, a Hermis brother auction, racing prospects, Nelson vs Gans hinted in Ely, Seasick II wins $20000, Neely retains tennis title, Connecticut Fair racing plans with a possible $5000 Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyot
France
Lottie Mayer
United States
Bisley
England
Yale
Hermis
New York
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Ely
W. K. Vanderbilt
Seasick II
Mainons Lafitte
C. B. Neely
Mario Wagner
Charter Oake Park
Hartford
Big Greenwich fire injures eight. damages reach 250000
A major Greenwich blaze destroyed much of the town’s business district and set multiple summer residences ablaze. Fire departments from Stamford and nearby towns saved the area, while the post office and telephone office lay within an immune zone. Eight people were injured and losses were largely insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Stamford
Port Chester
East Port Chester
Rye
Glenville
Mianus
I. A. Moshier
George A. Finch
John H. Ray & Son
Petsne
Tere
Postonce
William E. Ritch
Telephone Company
Timothy Laughlin
Herbert B. Stevens
New York
E. Jay Edwards
Carl E. Martin
EB. O. Parker
Washington Marshall
Stephen Peck
Charles Merritt
G. J. Carter
Fairfield County Golf Club
Cougt
Edwards
Sarah E. Brush
Dr. Martin
Postofice
Joseph Martin
A. B. Louden
Fred Crawford
Clinton Barnes
Dick Mosick
Bert Daly
Wilccox
Twelfth Company
Insurance
Black Eye For Bonds
Investors abandon bonds as they prove riskier than stocks and grant more profit potential to stock investments, letting syndicates control bondholdings.
Hitt Describes Jobbers' Quiet Period Before Busers
Hitt notes jobbers face a lull with little new business expected until busers arrive later this month, signaling a shift in activity and market momentum.
Fall Business Outlook From Bradstreet Mentioned
Bradstreet notes a quiet midsummer in trade and industry but expects a brisk fall as season advances and crop prospects improve, boosting confidence in future business outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet's
Herreshoff Manufacturing to Shut Down Work
Notices indicate an indefinite shutdown at end of the week for the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company builders of Bristol. Lack of orders cited as the reason for the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herresho& Manufacturing Company
Sucht Buildsers
Bristol
Government seeks creditor protection in Jamestown Exposition suit
The federal government files a petition in Norfolk alleging the exposition owes nearly half a million dollars and seeks protection as a creditor. The petition asserts a claim of 497 953.57 dollars against the Jamestown Exposition Company for obligations tied to the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Exposition Company
Grain stocks shrink on farm as year-ago levels fall
Farmers report grain holdings at about half of last year’s figures. The drop affects market supply and farm income, with traders watching harvest output and storage costs as inventories tighten nationwide.
Fugitive Walker Returns From Mexico After Large Bank Shortage
William F. Walker, former treasurer of the New Britain Savings Bank, arrives in San Diego from Lower California after disappearing February 10 1907 with a reported shortage of 541 882 dollars. He claims innocence and faces extradition as authorities plan to bring him to Connecticut for trial later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
William F. Walker
New Britain
Conn
Keaving
St. Denis
Mexico
Walker
Esenaga
Lower
California
T. I. Egan
State Police of
Connecticut
Detective Hoffman
Pinkertons
Meteo
Rhyolite
Nev
Lower California
New Britain Bank
State Banking Department
Baptist Convention of Connecticut
Hartford
Wm. F. Walker
The
Savings Bank of New Britain
Superior Court
Woman poisons babies in Virginia crisis case
Mrs Brown wife of Rev W A Brown rector of an Episcopal church in Portsmouth Virginia and her two young children are dying after she fed poison to the Rubles then took carbolic acid in what authorities call a personal crisis The Brown family has Alexandria links and Mrs Browns girlhood name was Romkey No motive is given and marital relations are described as happy but she deliberately poisoned the children before taking the deadly dose herself
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Brown
W. A. Brown
Episcopal Church
Romkey
Alexandria
Thomas Kinney Dies in Manila Leading Philippine Lawyer
Thomas Kinney a prominent Philippine Islands lawyer died in Manila from peritonitis after an appendicitis attack. Kinney born in Virginia and previously lived in New York before moving to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kinney
Manila
Philippine Islands
Mr. Kinney
Virginia
New York
Thevistands
Two Men Drown as Skiff Sinks on Middle Island Creek
Seven oil field workers from Newport Ohio attempted a creek crossing near St Marys after failing to find the ferryman. A small skiff sank under the load, drowning Steven Marlin and William Goddard while five others swam to safety. An additional note mentions a July crop report predicting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Steven Marlin
William Goddard
St. Mary's
WoVa
Middle Island
Newport
Ohio
Canadian Man Drowns in Niagara River Waters
The body of Frederick A. Pocle of Toronto was found at the brink near the Second Sister Inland with a head wound. Investigators deem it a self inflicted death. the man stood by the water edge perhaps intending to fall into the river and over the falls. No motive is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Pocle
Toronto
Canada
Training school for newly appointed consuls
A training school for newly appointed consuls has been established at the State Department in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Washington, D
Unclear regional clashes and protests reported abroad
Fragmentary notes describe actions by Honduran rebels near Chol and Nacaomer, a rumored large Russian loan to be issued in England and France, and Auckland Socialists threatening a demonstration over public expenditures amid reception of an American contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managust
Nicaragua
Cholaters
Nacaomer
St. Petersburg
Ruteght
Mo Kokavised
Financs
Tts
England
France
Wellington
New Zealand
Auckland
Georgia Assembly Backs Bill Aimed at Matrimony Deception
A Georgia Assembly measure would void a marriage if a woman uses cosmetics, dress, or beauty aids to mislead a male partner. Introduced by Assemblyman Glenn, the bill seeks to penalize deceptive practices in arranged unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
New York
Georgia
Hall
Glenn
Roosevelt Honors Cleveland with Forest Name Change
President Roosevelt informs Mrs. Grover Cleveland that he signed a proclamation renaming the San Jacinto National Forest as the Cleveland National Forest in honor of the late President. He notes Cleveland’s early role in forest preservation and the forest’s creation by Cleveland on February 22, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Dymtry Bas
Roosevelt
San Jacinto National Forest
Cleveland National Forest
Arwen
Oyster Bay
Cleveland
San Jacinto Forest Reserve
California
San Jacinto Forest
Outfit
San Jacinto
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Brothers in Lone Farm Fight End in Double Suicide
In Pipe Stone township Michigan Benton area August and Fred Gross killed James Kirk a meat vendor then shot themselves after barricading in their farmhouse. Sheriff Tennant and a seven man posse came to arrest August. one officer injured. Fred shot himself after learning of his brother’s death. August died on his bed a single shotgun blast. Neighbors say August a well educated man became mentally unsettled by fear of future profits from a military rifle venture. family insanity claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Warrior
Mich
Booth August Gross
James Kirk
Fred Gross
Tennant
Gross
August Gross
Gross Brothers
Kirk
Pipestone Township
Fred
Gross Farm
Benton Harbor
August
Pose
Conservatives to curb college fashion in fall
An editorial reports a Chicago tailors convention condemning freak garments worn by college youths, negro gamblers, and bartenders. They urge conservative fall outfits with tailored fits, padded shoulders only when needed, and muted colors replacing zebra patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John KK. Spann
Vienna
Choyfot
House of Seven Gables Becomes Girls Settlement
Salem Massachusetts Mrs Caroline Q Smmerton, a prominent donor, purchased the celebrated House of Seven Gables for a girls settlement project. She notes the estate will be preserved as a settlement house where city girls can enjoy advantages. the move aims to provide long sought social aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Caroline Q. Smmerton
Hawthorne
Labor World summarizes labor news and union notes
Bamuel Compers backs Bryan. San Francisco Bar Association exceeds 100 members. Seattle Labor Temple Association declares a ten percent dividend. John Mitchell advocates annual White House conferences. Horseshoers Union wins Saturday half holiday for July August September. Revere workers gain twenty five cents daily. Oklahoma Legislature passes thirteen of sixteen labor measures. Amalgamated Society of Engineers holds 3 600 000 dollar fund. Massachusetts idle rate highest in textile cities Lawrence and New Bedford. Overall state idle rates higher in Boston Worcester Brockton Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor World
Bamuel
Bryan
San Francisco
Barbere
Labor Temple Association of
Seattle
Wash
John Mitchell
White House
Chelsea
Mass
Horseshoers' Union
Revere
Oklahoma
United Kingdom
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Dante
Massachusetts
Textle Citics
Lawrence
New Bedford
Cies
Boston
Worcester
Brockton
Lynn
Bulldog Saves Boy by Dropping from Wire in Colorado Springs
A bulldog leaped to wrench a live electrical wire from the grasp of seventeen year old George Bradbury, saving him at the cost of the dog's life. The boy escaped with severe burns and was unconscious for five minutes while the dog perished instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
George Bradbury
Bradbury
Lishte
Notable early 20th century political and royal notes
The report cites Roosevelt naming Col William L. Marshall chief of army engineers. Senator W. Murray Crane visits Hot Springs at Taft's invitation. London dinner with J Henatker Heaton notes a penny a word cable service. Wales’ Glynn Vivian funds a $150000 trust for a world mining mission. Royal guests planned for Cowes yachting week. J Algernon Sartoriy named Secretary of Legation at Guatemala. Judge Charles A. Bishop dies suddenly in Waterloo hotel lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
William L. Marshall
Army
W. Murray Grane
Hot Springs
Mr. Taft
J. Henatker Heaton
London
Glynn Vivian
Wales
Emperor
Empress
Russia
Edward
Alejandra
Cowes
J . Algernon Sartoriy
A. 8. Grant
Guatemala
Willian B. Sands
Knollys
Charles A. Bishop
Iowa Supreme Court
Waterloo
Death of Bishop Henry Codman Potter in Cooperstown
The Rev Henry Codman Potter died at Fernleigh Cooperstown after a long illness. He had served as Bishop of New York since 1886 and was born in Schenectady New York. The statement from physicians describes a peaceful passing surrounded by family and mentions the succession by Coadjutor Bishop Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Hill Summer
Fernleigh
Bishop Potter
Nww
Strongen
Potter and Clark
Henry C. Potter
Davidge
San Francisco
Cal
Sarah Potter
Alonzo Potter
New York
Potter
I. Ambrose Clark
Edward S. Clark
Stephen C. Clark
F. Ambrose Clark
Horatio Potter
Hwal
Henry de Potter
Spain
Greer
Potters
Schenectady
Noy
Alonso Potter
Union College
Philadelphia
Virginia
Christ Church
Greensburg
St. John's Church
Roy,n
Than-ho
Trinity Church
Boston
Grace Church
William Elmer
Trenton
Atlantic City
Pr. Elmer
Bridgeton
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Medical School
Elmer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Walter Gray Elmer
Arthur Elmer
Alice Gray Elmer
Prosperity Returns as St Louis Industry Rehires Workers
A national pamphlet by the National Prosperity Association claims rapid reemployment in St Louis and surrounding areas with 17 000 to 20 000 men back to work and $5 000 000 in orders. It cites gains in Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago and other cities and forecasts six months to full recovery. Also notes U S Rubber Company wage restorations and Edison plant full-time operation in Orange New Jersey with 2000 workers and Matinekeag cotton mills in Salem Massachusetts adding 1590 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Prosperity Associaton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chiiecaxyo
Wager Test Ends In Narrow Salvation In New Jersey
In Montclair Barton Longman bet George Wallen he could eat two large packages of soda crackers in thirty minutes without liquids. Wallen finished the first in under fifteen but choke on the second, a cracker lodging in his throat. Dr W J Bull removed the obstruction saving his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Longman
George Wallen
Montclair
Wallen
W. J. Bull
Georgia Legislator Targets Rainbow Stockings Bill
Georgia Representative Glenn faced backlash over a proposed bill to curb women’s alluring attire he claims traps men into marriage. He reports threatening letters from women across the country and asked legislative protection while his wife questions the fuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Glenn
Jane
Hadeen
Louisiana imposes train drinking ban under new statute
New Orleans reports a new Louisiana law making it a misdemeanor to drink intoxicating liquors on passenger trains or platforms with penalties including fines and imprisonment. Trainmen gain police authority. exceptions allow stimulants with meals in dining cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
Married to Wis Step Mother in Worcester Marriage
In Worcester Massachusetts Clement W Kirkpatrick of Springfield wed his father’s third wife Stella D Morris formerly of Holyoke. Rev Mark A Denman officiated at Memorial Church. Stella is twenty nine. Clement is three years younger. She had been Jement C Kirkpatrick’s widow two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Clement W Kirkpatrick
Springfiedd
Mark A. Denman
Memorial Church
Jement C. Kirkpatrick
Porpoise Kills Boy Off Tybee Beach
A porpoise struck a swimmer at Tybee Beach near Savannah Georgia, killing fifteen year old Lovett son of Jonah G Lovett as onlookers watched. The incident occurred while he swam with Wylie Brunner son of Dr and Mrs W F Brunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybee Beach
Sivannah
Blunt Porpoise
Uarry
Jona G. Lovett
Wylly
W. Fo Brunner
Canoist Crowned at Tudson Mass At Ufudsei Meise
A garbled report records a canoeist triumph at Tudson in Massachusetts with mentions of Philip Browt a bookkeeper from Cambridge and Ay Bake Boone. The fragmentary text hints at a championship result with unclear affiliations or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufudsei
Meise
Philip Browt
Apparent Legal Notice Involving Mertdlises Trust Filed
A cryptic attorney note references a medical or legal action against the Mertdlises Trust eleven months prior. The text mentions alleged prior failures or missteps and potential investigations into several matters. The fragmentary item suggests ongoing legal proceedings or inquiries without clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenicial
Bonapad
Mertdlises Trust
Woman Found Dead in Yeats Pond Near Troy
A nineteen year old woman, Mrs Drew, was found dead at Yeats Pond about ten miles from Troy No Y. The cause was a blow to the head and the body was later dumped in the water. The death is connected to Havel I Drew of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeats Pond
Troy
No Y
Havel I Drew
Unclear The Tieball Gate Incident Report
A partial description notes John Foley and others at a New York venue. It mentions a fatal incident where a bat struck a person while a game was in progress, with references to Demp and bench seating. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
Styteen
Diva
Electric wire death claims lineman and boy at work
A tragic accident occurs when a live electric line shocks a lineman and a boy near Atiooma. A bystander dies as workers struggle to control the scene while authorities investigate the cause and identify those involved.
Mother Kills Children In Paris Green Tragedy
In Buffalo Mrs Isabella Sahlen gave her three children paris green and strangled them with a handkerchief. She then took poison herself and blamed a sister in law for domestic unhappy conditions. Neighbors intervened after a police and medical examiner found the children dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Isabella Sohlen
Paris Green
Sahlen
Proof of Prosperity Hogs Hit Record Prices in Chicago
Amid many proofs of ongoing prosperity hog prices in Chicago reach new records. The market strength underscores overall economic rebound and farmer earnings amid rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Girl Dies After Stray Dog Bite in Brooklyn
Florence Kirkwan, a six week old girl, died in Brooklyn after being bitten on the right hand by a white and black mongrel dog weeks earlier. The child, daughter of Ralph Kirhiman, collapsed at home and suffered convulsions after the attack, with neighbors hearing her cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiccon
Brooklyn
Florence Kirkwan
Ralph Kirhinan
Puram Avenue
Oldest Using Co Congressmen Dies in Washington Memo
Tam Vines Weight the oldest using co Congressmen died recently in Washington. Paris business men held an indignation meeting in protest against the telephone service in the French capital. The Mexican Legation to Park sued to reassure Europe regarding disorders in Mexico. United States Judge Lacombe directed federal receivers of the New York City Railway to cancel the lenses of two lines. The Editor Bethel condemned to three weeks imprisonment in Seoul, Korea for sedition by a birth court proceeding. A Shanghai boat was moved. The Children's Aid Society reported needy pupils in patched schools of New York could be provided with free smokes at an early average cost of four cents. Mexican raiders seeking refuge in the Santa Rosa Mountains stole through the lines of troops surrounding Chem and escaped. A New York slum king secured a monopoly of the sponge output of Yucatan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Vines Weight
Paris
Park
Europe
Mexico
United States
Lacombe
New York City Railway Company
Hnes
Bethel
Seoul
Korea
Shanghai
Children’s Aid Society
New Yorke
Reuge
Santa Rosa
Chem
New York
Cima
Yucatan
Woman struck by Jersey Central train on Seabright porch
Mary Maloney a 34 year old hotel employee was struck by a train at the Octagon Hotel porch in Seabright and hurled twenty feet. John Thompson said he could not stop the steam in time and Maloney was injured internally. Peninsula Crossing is noted as dangerous with no watchman safety gates or lights. Governor Glenn of North Carolina arrived at Asbury Park and gave three religious addresses in neg ligee, urging temperance and God fearing reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dickle
Michigan
Resolutions Committee
National Proteition Party
Charles R. Jones
Chicago
A. G. Wolfenbarger
Lincoln
Neb
W. G. Calderwood
Minneapolis
Felix T. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Ind
Wig
National Committee
James Campbell
Pennsylvania
Campbell
Oliver W. Stewart
Seabright
Mary Maloney
John Thompson
Glenn
Ocean Grove
R D. Glenn
North Carolina
Asbury Park
Murder and Kidnap Suspects Stir New York Border County
Mrs Stephen DeGroot of the Jackson Whites sect in Bergen County near Suffern is beaten to death in her home. An autopsy confirms blows and kicks. Police suspect her husband. Charles Hemphill of Clayton, accused of kidnapping seven year old Cora Garton from Milville, narrowly avoids lynching after authorities secretly move him to Woodbury jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen DeGroot
Suffern Golf Club
New York State Line
Bergen County
Charles Hemphill
Clayton
Hemphill
Cora Garton
Milville
Woodbury
Trenton Merchant Dies of Heart Failure
Theodore F. Hopper aged fifty was found dead in his home cellar by his wife. Officials believe he went to the cellar to adjust the gas meter and died of heart failure. Hopper was a prominent church and secret society member and had operated a Trenton merchant for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Theodore F. Hopper
Trenton
Clay ton Board appoints men to press gas company repairs
Supervisors of Bridges appoint Harry Jones of Frankinville and Elwood Usinger of Bridgeport to oversee bridges damaged by the Pitman Glassboro and Clayton Gas Company during pipe laying. They will seek remedies and bring salt against the company if repairs are not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders of
Clayton
Harry Jones
Frankinville
Elwood Usinger
Bridgeport
Pitman, Glassboro and Clayton Gas Company
Miss Condry Appointed Teacher at Columbia University
Miss Margaret Condry of Lambert ae is appointed as a teacher at Columbia University New York. Mrs Susan Pangborn of Kearney was seriously injured after attempting to save her son from a train. Consumption visited Matthew Clyde's Flor mee home three times in a year affecting his family. Twenty Mont Autr property owners ask the town council to curb noise with a night ordinance. Judge John L Conner of Hunterton Downly fined 1185 for liquor violations. Warrants issued for William Irvin Howard Batchelor and Lewis Finger over alleged assault on Dunham in Franklinville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Condry
Lambertae
Columbia University
New
Mont- Autr
Ty Cowl
John L. Conner
Hunter-ton Downly
Justice McCurdy
William Irvin
Howard Batchelor
Lewis Finger
Thurtus Dunham
Franklinville
Recruits Fall as Regular Army Enlistment Slips
British officials report a sharp drop in youths presenting for enlistment, with recruiting for the regular army waning over recent months. Russia approves a large internal loan to cover the expanded budget, authorizing funds of $1,007,000,400 for deficit coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duman
Dima
Mib
Training Ship Taisel Arrives From Yokohama
The Japanese navy training ship Taisel under Commander Furya arrived in San Francisco from Yokohama. The ship carries a large cadre of cadets on a Pacific cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Furya
Yokohama
Keene yearlings fetch high prices at Newmarket sales
James R. Keene's yearlings sold well at Newmarket despite hurried departure from the United States. Nine colts grossed 10700 dollars and ten fillies 13875 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
England
James R. Keene
United States
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Prohibitionists
Chafin and
Watkins
Chicago, IL
Aarons. Warfkins
Ada, Ohio
Nerrvesho& Works
Uncle Sam
Gal
Wall Street
New York City
Rector
Niagara
Cathe
Grownas
House of Seven Gables
Dog
Young Master
Creonsetaty
Wis Side
National Association
United Action
United States Rubber Company
Trust
Edison
Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Matmkeag
New Jersey
Willinda Elmer
Edmund Terry
William E. Terry
Board of Education
Dunellen
Terry
Nolen
John Nolen
Beaufy
Wis Stepmother
Porpoise
Tudson
Diethertydare
Atiooma
Paul Ve Hn
Whiteh
Feetrbetay
Tinny Delotta Mwelves
Beers
Joseph Frick
Dieshong
Nhce
Stub Enda
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Texas
el Paso
Texago
Bonito Solls
Casas Grandes
Las Vacas
Elks
Dallas
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
Albany
Deal L. Jackson
Dougherty County
Deal Jackson
Farmers’ and Merchants' Banking Company
Fort Gree
Ued
Monterey
Gordon A. Dennis
Monterey Presidio
Washington, D. C
Safety Appliance and Block Signal Board
Seguin
George Coleman
Lindsay
Washington
William E. Silsbee
Harvard
CABLE
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Porvenir
Ceiba
Salvator
Fairfax
Albert Kirby Fairfax
House of Lords
Lord Fairfax of Cameron
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Terceira
Cambridge
Missouri
Santander
Bermeo
Ondarron
Cuba
Havana
Guantanamo
Devil's Island
la Rochelle
Lolra
French Guiana
Charles B Ullmo
Lfe
Guam
Maine
Alabama
Germany
International Committee
Berlin
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