Francke Sues Peary Over Arctic Goods and Transport
Rudolph Francke against Commander Robert E. Peary seeks 10000 in damages claiming Peary coerced him into surrendering fur and walrus holdings bought in the Arctic through Dr. Cook. Francke says Peary harmed him after a glacier fall to obtain payment and even offered part as a gift to ex president Roosevelt. Peary refused service of process in Berlin and left the matter to the U S ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Francke
Frederick A. Cook
Robert EB. Peary
Francke
Arctic
Dr. Cook
Peary
America
Roosevelt
Commander Peary
Berlin
David Jayne Hil
Deluge Strikes Kansas City Area with Severe Flooding
A major rainstorm battered western Missouri and eastern Kansas with flooding in Kansas City and Joplin. Ten feet of water filled the Kansan City Stomp boiler room at 1 30 p m. Lightning killed Mrs Charlotte Flicks on Lafayette Street in Kansas City Kansas. Mines near Galena Kansas suspended operations as Topeka reported hail and darkness closing streetcars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Southwest Boulevard
Kansan City
Kan
Charlotte Flicks
Lafayette Street
Joplin
Galena
Topeka
Hall
Living to Go Higher
Albert H. Cary, chairman of United States Steel, predicted higher cost of living, wage increases, and rising production costs across commodities. He cited ongoing prosperity but warned costs will rise as materials and wages advance, benefiting workers who provide for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Cary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Police Seek Missing School Girl in Colorado
Police across Colorado search for Esther White, 17, a Trinidad girl who vanished a week ago from a boarding house in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Esther White
Trinidad
Denver
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Sioux City live stock market report shows top beeves at 8.25 dollars and top hogs at 9.40 dollars as of Wednesday. The quotations reflect the latest prices in the Sioux City market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Lve
Broward Wins Senate Seat in State Election
Governor Broward defeats opponent by over 1600 votes in the statewide election to Senate, with James P. Faliafero of Jacksonville noted in the coverage. The result cements Broward as the winner on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Broward
Frinciis
United States Senate
James P. Faliafero
Jacksonville
Senate
Illinois Woman Killed by Fall
Mrs. Elisabeth Pillow aged 74 moved to Evansville LL from Shawneetown Til fell down stairs at her home Wednesday and died. Local authorities reported the accidental death after the incident in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Elisabeth Pillow
Evansville
Shawneetown, Til
Peace pact on rates slows rail price rise
Uncle Sam and the Western Trunk Line railroads reach a White House agreement after a four hour session. The carriers withdraw planned increases to take effect after June 1 and suspend new rises until the new railroad law lets the Interstate Commerce Commission review and act. Taft declares the injunction suit ended though the discontinuance awaits the law. Leaders from New York Central and Pennsylvania lines plan a White House follow up as all parties seek a square deal and avoidance of further litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Wetern Trunk Line Association
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
White Horse
Brown
New York Central
McKean
Pennsylvania Railroads
Eastern
Central Territory
Railroadsa
Dash for Liberty Sparks Naval Inquiry in San Francisco
Forty men of Battery C Second Field Artillery from Fort D A Russell Wyoming bound for Manila aboard the Logan are under a rigid investigation by Capt Francis W Griffin. Thirteen men including two from the city prison are in the transport brig. About half the battery slipped from the dock at dusk without orders, armed and wearing cartridge belts, scaling a fence and slipping along the harbor front. Some jumped overboard and swam ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Second Feld Artillery
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
Manila
Logan
Francis W. Griffin
Incident near Krebs Oklahoma Ends in Arrest
An assault targeting two white girls near Krebs Oklahoma Sunday left Grubbs Batson and a Black man fatally harmed by an unknown assailant. Bloodhounds traced the trail to Batson’s McAlester home and he was arrested and brought to Krebs after a gunshot struck him through a drugstore rear door while awaiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs Batson
Negro
Krebs
Okla
Batson
McAlester
Wreck injures twelve on Norfolk and Western train
Norfolk and Western passenger train No. 42 known as the Washington and Chattanooga Limited was wrecked at Seven Mile Ford between Roanoke and Bristol Virginia Sunday night. Twelve persons were injured but none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western
Washington and Chattanooga Limited
Ford
Roanoke
Bristol
Took Worm Topics Dominate AMA Convention
Delegates from every state and territory gathered in St Louis for the American Medical Association annual convention opening Tuesday. Key topics include hookworm and pelicera as discussion focuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Louis
Steamer United States Refloated After Grounding at Christiansand
The Scandinavian American steamship United States, which ran aground at Christiansand Norway on Saturday while en route from Copenhagen to New York, was refloated Monday and returned to Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Christiansand
Norway
Copenhagen
New York
Peary Receives Antwerp Geographical Society Gold Medal
Commander Robert E. Peary was awarded the gold medal of the Royal Antwerp Geographical Society after a lecture at the Antwerp opera house on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Robert E. Peary
Royal Antwerp Geographical Society
Death of C. B. Doyle On Train En Route To Richmond
Charles B. Doyle vice president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway died in his car Sunday after a stroke while traveling to Richmond. He was born in Missouri in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Doyle
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Richmond
Missouril
1861
Millionaire Lumberman Hiram Goddard Dies at 74
Hiram Goddard a Wisconsin lumber magnate aged 74 died Monday after a three month illness at La Crowe Wisconsin. Born into a family of timber operators he built a statewide business and was known for philanthropy. Funeral plans were not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Dean
Hiram Goddard
la Crowe
Wis
Indians Must Pay Taxes on 1908 Oklahoma Levy
Oklahoma Superior Court Judge Joe M. Sandlin in Guthrie rules that all original Cherokee and Choctaw allottees owe state taxes for 1908. About 9,000 Indian landowners affected. Court declines to enjoin tax collection, says state may tax citizens. any exemption from the Atoka Agreement not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Sandlin
Superior Court
Guthrie
Okla
West
Atoka
Negro Soldier Detained By Seattle Police After Home Invasion
Private Nathaniel Bledser of Company Db 25th United States Infantry was turned over to Seattle police by Fort Lawton officials after being identified as the man who forced entry into Mrs. J. W. Redding’s home Saturday night. City council passes resolution urging Congressmen to remove the negro troops from Fort Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Bledser
Twenty-fifth
United States Infantry
Beattle, Wash
Fort Lawton
J. W. Redding
Bledsetle
Congress
Kansas Prohibition Law Upheld by Judge Palock
Judge John C. Palock of the U S circuit court in Topeka declares the 1909 prohibitory act valid. He holds liquor can be sold in Kansas only by physicians on their prescriptions and only by the prescribing physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pallock
United States Circuit Court
Topeka
Kansas
Pollock
Crom Named Minister Resident to Monrovia Liberia
President Taft Tyeaddy nominated William D Crom of South Carolina for minister resident and consul general at Monrovia Liberia. Crom is the African American previously proposed by Roosevelt for Charleston collector of the port, a nomination that sparked southern protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Tyeaddy
William D. Crom
South Carolina
Monrovia
Liberia
Crom
Mr. Roosevelt
Charleston
D. C
South
Boston Ship Owner’s Wife Fined for Attempted Smuggling
Mrs Matilda M Cheabrough wife of a wealthy Boston ship owner was fined 5600 dollars by Judge Reelatab In a United States court after being convicted of attempting to smuggle personal property into the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reelatab
United States
Matilda M. Cheabrough
Boston
Robbery on Burlington Train Near Seward
Two men robbed a passenger on a Burlington West WHE AP train between Seward and 12 to 1 Bunday. They alerted the conductor after taking 136 dollars, one attacker was caught, the other leaped from the moving car and was found unconscious at the embankment bottom with serious injuries. Money recovered. suspects unnamed and jailed with the victim held for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Seward
Photographer's electric lamp explodes at Tekamah studio
Charles W o o i e n of Tekamah and three youths visited Nashlight's studio run by Mr Gates. As Gates prepared to fill an electric Nash lamp with powder, the lamp short circuited and burst, burning Gates's hands and knocking everyone down. The three youths were stunned but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W.ooien
Tekamah
Mr. Gatey
Nashlight
Gates
Nash
Father shoots daughter in tragic St Libory incident
Henry Fronnsen of St Libory fires a bullet during a public safety incident at a relative's home near St Libory. The 9 year old daughter Martha was struck in the heart as the shot glanced off a brick, causing a fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fronnsen
St. Libory
Henry Frannsen
St Libory Miiday
Mr. Frounsen
Morty
Mr F Prannsen
Martha
Prannsen
Hastings Woman Found Unconscious After Gas Incident
Mrs Wilbur Trice, wife of a Hastings prominent dentist, was found unconscious in her kitchen Saturday evening as gas poured from two burners. Investigators believe she turned on the gas with suicidal intent. Her condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wilbur
Hastings
Farmer Dies After Poisoning Coyotes With Contaminated Corn
Vernon Tewell a farmer living four miles west of Waco died suddenly Friday while poisoning coyotes in his corn field. He reportedly placed poisoned corn in the same pocket as his tobacco and soon experienced convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Tewell
Waco
Narrow Escape After Ditch Collapse In Cambridge
While digging in a ten foot deep ditch in Cambridge on Thursday afternoon Ralph Dean and John Vanmeter were caught as the bank caved in. Mr Downe was buried three feet but rescuers freed him. Vanmeter was buried but his head stayed above the ground so he escaped suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dean
John Vanmeter
Cambridge
Mr. Downe
Vanmeter
Robbers Loot Two Philips Stores Then Escape by Velocipede
Police hunt thieves aided by bloodhounds after intrusions at two Philips stores on Friday night. The robbers took only a few pennies and fled on a Talkohd velocipede, later abandoned near the town outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Phillips
Highwayman Tramp Robbed and Wounded While Cooking
John Enright a tramp was held up and robbed while cooking a meal at Burlington guardn Maustings Friday night. He was nearly mortally wounded and is receiving care at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Enright
Posserona
Burlington Seteck Guardn
Bridge contract set for river crossing between McCook and Culbertson
Red Willow and HitchVock counties awarded the project to Standard Bridge Company of Omaha for a new wooden bridge across the Republican River on the county line between McCook and Culbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Willow
Hitchvocek
Standard Bridge Company of
Omaha
Republican River
McCook and
Culbertaon
Owensville Merchant Falls From Roof While Observing Halley's Comet
Lambert Wilson of Owensville, Ltd., climbed his house roof to view Halley's comet. His foot slipped and he slid thirty feet to the ground, suffering painful cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Wilson
Owensville, Ltd
Halley
Roosevelt Accepts Invite to Nebraska Teachers’ Meet
Theodore Roosevelt writes from London thanking Gov. Shallenberger for the invitation to address the Nebraska State Teachers’ Association this fall but says he cannot set a date until he returns to Kin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
London
Shallenberger
Nebraska State Teachers
Dance Teachers Ban New Fangled Dances In Chicago
The United Professional Dancing Teachers association in Chicago dismissed the new fangled hot roots as rubbish and revived the dreamy waltz of old times calling the frenetic display a killing pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Professional Dancing Teachers’ Association
Chicago
Fire insurance rates rise in Elk Creek village
Elk Creek village sees sharp rate hikes as fire insurance companies raise premiums on business properties. Business owners oppose the move and threaten to carry their own risks rather than accept the higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Creek
Kearney Votes to Buy Waterworks
In a Tuesday special election Kearney residents voted to buy the city water plant for 126000 dollars, agreeing to the terms proposed by the American Water company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
American Water Company
Receiver Appointed for Schuyler Building and Loan
A receiver will be appointed for the Schuyler Building and Loan Association to equitate its balance. The firm ceased new business over three years ago and is now in the hands of the state banking board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Muilding and Loan Association
Atute Banking Board
Man Struggles to Hold Wife and Baby at Elwood Station
A man fought to prevent his wife from taking their infant son as the high line train neared departure from Elwood to Holdrege on a Saturday night. The attempted abduction sparked significant excitement as the mother prepared to leave the marriage.
Missouri man Kay shoots self on Idaho trip
Harry B. Kay a 34 year old cashier from Pagadena California committed suicide with a gun while en route to his St. Joseph Missouri home after a hunting trip in Idaho. He was well supplied with money and the reason remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Kay
Pagadena
Cal
Pocatella
Idaho
Kay
St. Joseph
Insurance Company Barred From Nebraska Business
The State Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Wanseen Minnesota has not been denied permission to do business by State Auditor Barton and therefore has no authority to operate in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farmers’ Mutual Hall Insurance Company
Wanseen, Minn
Nebraska
Barton
Funeral Held For Mrs Bosler After Moor Discovery
Mrs Bosler died of heart disease and was found by her husband, a four day laborer, on the Moor. The funeral was held Sunday for the woman about fifty years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bosler
Decision for Farr Holds Parr Entitled to Government Recompense
Attorney General Wickersham issues a decision finding Richard Parr entitled to recover from the government the amount of his claim for information supplied against the sugar trust. The ruling frames Parr as a claimant against government actions related to the sugar trust case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Richard Parr
Sugar Trust
International Bank Group to Back Southern Pacific Bonds
An international banking group will purchase 26 million dollars of Southern Pacific railway bonds. The loan terms, including the 26 million figure, will be announced later by Kuhn Loeb & Co of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railway
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Fatal shooting at Monte Carlo saloon by Wallace Bussell
Wallace A Bussell, 24, of Seattle enters the Monte Carlo saloon and gambling house and fatally shoots proprietor Joseph Bonner in an apparent murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace A. Bussell
Seattle, Wash
Monte Carlo
Joseph Bonner
General Expires Sir William Frances Butler Dies in London
English General Sir William Frances Butler, aged 72, died in London Tuesday. He led campaigns in Egypt and South Africa and conducted special missions to Canada, closing a long and distinguished military career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Francia Butler
London
Egypt
South Africa
Canada
Crazy Man Smith Seized by Sheriff After Threats
A man named Smith was taken into custody by Sheriff Rossetter on Valentine Monday after claiming he must harm someone and fearing he may kill a family member. Local authorities described him as a dangerous, disturbed individual and secured him for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Valentine
Rossetter
Chautauqua Dates Set for Kearney Assembly
The Kearney Chautauqua will run July 16 to 24 with preparations underway. Organizers promise one of the best programs yet as the assembly returns to its own grounds for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Burglars Strike Four Ashland Businesses
Early Sunday burglars broke into four Ashland businesses. At two sites they cracked safes but took no more than ten dollars in cash from all four locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Swedish Lutheran Orphanage Planned in Stromeburg
The Swedish Lutheran orphanage is to be established in Stromeburg. Officers of the association have been elected and are arranging for the erection of a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromeburg
Chinese Baby Arrives in Omaha Family
A girl born to Mr and Mrs Louis Anko of Omaha. Major Barker of the health department notes this is the second child born in Omaha to Chinese parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Anko
Omaha
Major Barker
Health Department
Umahi
Burkes Oldest Citizen Laid to Rest in Red Willow County
The community mourns the burial of T. D. McCarthy aged 92, identified as Burkes oldest citizen in Red Willow County. Local residents honor a long life marked by quiet service and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkes
Red Willow County
T. D. McCarthy
Property Owners Meet Over Nemaha Draining Plan in Johnson County
A meeting of property owners along the Nemaha river bottoms in Johnson county and others interested in the proposed drainage proposition was held at the court house in Te cum eh Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemaha River
Johnson County
Court House
Rottman Pleads Guilty in Lincola Mail Case
Ernest Rottman of Murdock pleaded guilty to sending nonmailable matter through the United Bites daily before Judge T. C. Munger at Lincola. He was fined 60 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rottman
Murdock
United Bites Daily
T. C. Munger
Lincsola
Stereotyperes in Annual Season Opens in Omaha
The International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union of North America holds its big convention in Omaha from June 13 to June 18. The event gathers union members for meetings and industry discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Stereotypers' and Electrotypers* Union of North America
Omaha
Rohr Dies. Former County Judge Formerly Served Two Terms
Rohr, who retired as county judge at Heaver City last January after serving two terms, died Saturday morning in Humboldt, Indiana, while visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge K
Rohr
R. HW
Heaver City
Humboldt, In
Fire at Norfolk theater shocks packed crowd
A crowded audience at the Crystal moving picture theater in Norfolk was terrified when three in cidents caused a fire and explosion late Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Moving Picture Theater
Norfolk
Threeine
Church sues for four thousand four hundred in district court
Judge Huntetler in Kearney ordered Prancla G. Keens to pay Bt. Luke's Episcopal Church a total of 4 299.26 in the suit filed, the exact amount sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntetler of
Kearney
Bt. Luke's Episcopal Church
Prancla G. Keens
Church Membership Rises Across Denominations
Census based figures show 92 996 445 church members across Protestant and Roman Catholic bodies in 1906 with Protestants at 20 287 742 and Catholics at 12 679 142. Growth noted since 1890 and varying city versus rural distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of Christ, Scientist
New York
Chicago
Philarh
Boston
Ct. Louis
Jones Dry Goods Co Place Under Receivership
Receivers for the Jones Dry Goods Company of Kansas City were appointed by the federal court. Liabilities about 1 400 000 and assets 2 000 000 with solvency claimed. Company says operations continue despite court action amid alleged improper realty spending and leases. Principal creditors listed in St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Dry Good Company
Kanone City
Jones Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
West
St. Louia
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Dedication of Kentucky Capitol Draws Thousands to Frankfort
Kentucky's 2 million capitol was dedicated with a full day of exercises. Special trains brought thousands to Frankfort including a Louisville high school girls' train. The program opened with a signal gun and included an invocation by Bishop Lachla W. Burton and remarks by Gov. Augustus E. Willson and U S Senator William O Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Louisville High School
Lachla W. Burton
Lexington
Augustus EB. Willson
United States
William O Bradley
Educational and college notices span continents and institutions
The article cites the North Central Minnesota Editorial Association outing at Glengarry Springs near Walker, mentions El Anhar University in Cairo founded in 983, notes a Missouri Valley conference meet in Des Moines, records St Thomas College defeating the Forum Literary Society, reports 50 Minnesota engineering and arts students dropped for scholarship lapses, and lists faculty movements and a Tri-Country Educational Association meeting urging rural school funding and child inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Editorial Association
Glengarry Springs
Lerch Lake
Walker
el Anhar University
Cairo
Egypt
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
St. Thomas College
Forum Literary Society
University of Minnesota
Engineering
Arte
R. R. Cochrane
Manitoba University
George Cochrane
Los Angeles University
John C. Parish
State Historical Department of
Iowa
L. W. Parish
Cedar Falla
Ellott College
Tri-Country Educational Association
Grafton
N. C
Railroad Safety Record: One Death Among Vast Passenger Total
Officials reveal the Pennsylvania Railroad carried 200,763,658 passengers over the past two years with a single fatality. In that period 370 passengers were injured in train wrecks and 1900 saw two fewer passenger collisions and ten fewer freight collisions than 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fireproofing Celluloid by New Process Claim
Prof. Gautier reported to the Academy of Science at Paris on a method by Dr. Bottelly that renders celluloid fireproof. The key step uses allylate instead of ether with alcohol as a solvent for aTrocellulose fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautier
Academy of Science At
Paria
Bottelly
Various College Sports and Racing News Roundup
Bish Cornelia Dillon, Dillon’s half sister, to be raced this season. Harvard afly defeated in dual track meet by 91 5 8 to 26 1 6. Penn beat Cornell 72 to 42 in Ithaca dual track meet. NY Senate bill would remove 5 percent tax on racing receipts. Wisconsin State Fair harness purses total 20000 for Sept 12 to 16. Waldo miss Kentucky Derby due to lameness. Minnesota plans 1910 football schedule with seven games. All American Rugby team heads to Vancouver en route to Australia and New Zealand. Prince and Princess of Wales attend Japan-British event in London with Jiu Jitsu display noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Dillon
Dillon
Harvard És
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithaca
Waldo
Louieville
Helen Leach
University of Minnesota Athletic Ausociation
Nevada Andfornia
Leland Stanford University
San Franciscos
Vancouver
Australia
New Zealand
Prince
Princess of Wales
London
Eo Prince
Princess ix
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PR. Cook
Miles
Berean
Plainti
Steel Trust
Liberty
Aculused
Outrager
Oklahoma Superior Court
News of the
State News
Sewarid
Wilbur Trice
Highwayman
Builty New Bridge
Insurance Company
Farr
Ft Ta
North Korea
Korea
Japan
Games Committee
Missouri Valley Conferences
Dow Moines
Janes Bryce
Dor James Bryce
Edward
Bish
R. Bentley
Buffalo
A. H. Miller
Senate of
Miwaukee
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