Senate and House Debate West Indies Relief and Naval Bills
The Senate and House moved on West Indies relief with multiple appropriations and debates. Key items include a relief bill rising from 100000 to 200000, naval and fortifications appropriations, and Philippine bill discussions. Notable actions: passage of 95 private pension bills and a union railway station measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
West Indies
Foraker
Washington, D. C
Volcano Indications Trigger Colima Evacuation Movements
Reports from Guadalajara indicate strong signs of a great eruption at Colima. Inhabitants living in the valley at the volcano’s base are moving to safer distances as smoke and flame puffs erupt from the peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mex
Colima
Park Avenue Tunnel
Minnie J. Rice
New Roshelle
N. Y
Miss Rice
J. W. Weatherford
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
National Cemetery
Gen. Leavenworth
New York State
Sol Smith Russell
Minneapolis, Minn
Alice Adams Russell
Robert
Alice
Patrick Kelly
John Baritch
Colorado, Pa
John McMichael
Girardville
Lehigh Valley Co
Kelly
M. J. A. Diffenbaugh
Elk
Helena
Vent
The
Elks of
Baltimore
Diffenbaugh
National Hardware and Metal Co
Emma Fisher
Little Georgia Simons
Yonkers
White Plains
Auburn
Laurel
Neb
John Jacobson
William Snyder
Jacobson
New England Consolidated Ice Co
New Jersey
New England
National Association of Credit Men
Tuskegee
Ala.) Institute
Robert F. Baptist
Galway
Booker T.washington
Baptist
Virginia
Senate
Herbert Goldsmith Squiers
New York
Republic of Cuba
Edward S. Bragg
Wisconsin
Havana
Lerida
Spain
California
Indianapolis
Harrison
Townsend Miller
Jamaica
L. I
Walter Stayzer
Perry Station
Ont
G. Deave
D. Everett
W. Gillain
Everett
Thomas J. McKee
America
Chili
Richard G. Willoughby
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Willoughby
Fort Wrangle
F. J. Leadbrooke
Minnie Booth
Fire and death tolls span a grim morning news
Reports detail multiple deaths including Mrs. George Buck and Mrs. Hannah Cummings at Shrewsbury Massachusetts as houses burned. Other items note Mary Peden averting a rail disaster near Miles City Montana, a collision near Pembine Wisconsin injuring four, and various legal and local calamities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buck
Hannah Cummings
Shrewsbury
Mass
Hunt
Mary Walcott
Laura F. Barnes
Mary Peden
Miles City
Mont
Northern Pacific
Pembine
Wis
Meager
Brentano
Lewis G. Toombs
Chicago
Carrie Larsen
Peerless
Elizabeth Slawson
Albany
N. Y
George N. Birdsall
Union Dime Savings Institution
New York City
Internal Revenue Service
Brooklyn
John Golden
New Rochelle
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Chariton County
Grand River
Carrie Nation
Hazen
Topeka
Kan
William Wagner
Newark
N. J
Edna
Mount
Iona
Pender
Nebraska
Missouri River
Cedar County
Omaha
Joseph Coleman
Faulkton
S. C
Edward
Hammond, Baker & Co
Doremus, Pease & Co
Julia Bedell
Bayonne
Bridget McCormick
Flushing, L. I
Ireland
Buckeye Nuggets No More Junkets
Governor Nash declares the Ohio national guard must not travel outside the state at public expense. After officers sought funds to attend McKinley’s second inauguration in Washington, the governor and Attorney General Sheets banned future junkets and opposed a $6,069 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nash
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
Washington
National Guard
McKinley
Honest Gus Graham Testifies in Gallagher Trial
Sandusky reports ex County Treasurer Augustus Graham known as Honest Gus Graham testified during the John R. Gallagher audit trial. He admitted depositing county funds in all county banks and receiving a yearly cash present around Christmas totaling about 600 dollars. One bank failed to give a present leading to fund withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
John R. Gallagher
Augustus Graham
Gus Graham
Graham
Glass workers threaten nationwide strike over wage increase
Fostoria May 17. Glass workers in incandescent bulb plants across the country vote for a strike if wages are not raised by about 35 cents per 1,000 lamps. After two meetings, manufacturers cite foreign competition as the reason. Affected factories are in Fostoria Toledo Alexandria and Monaca Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Toledo
Alexandria
Monaca
Digesters Burst at Friend Paper Plant Tragedy
West Carrollton May 17 A valve in a large digester ruptured during a Friday morning explosion at the Friend Paper Co plant. Victims include Jacob Skanes 35 scalded to death J Harding severely scalded and Theodore Goraska 21 of Manitowoc Wis burned and injured. One end of the building torn out and interior flooded by scalding contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carrollton
Friend Paper Co
Jacob Skanes
J. Harding
Theodore Goraska
Manitowoc
Wis
Tadpole Removed From Patient After Late Night Drink
In Fredericktown on May 15 physicians extracted a tadpole from the stomach of Frank Wilson of Monroe township. He drank from a spring run late Sunday night and fell ill Sunday night into Monday. Emesis aided doctors to identify the swallowed creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Frank Wilson
Monroe Township
Wilson
WEDDING DANCE BRAWL LEADS TO SEVERE WOUNDS NEAR GLENDORF
At a Glen dorf wedding dance in Ottawa on May 15 Ben Kuhlman was beaten into insensibility Henry Kohl hoff’s wrist nearly severed and John Kuhlman severely cut on face and neck. The injuries resulted from a quarrel over a girl with a poker and butcher knife used. Ben Kuhlman may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ben Kuhlman
Henry Kohlhoff
John Kuhlman
Glendorf
Here
Hamilton Woman Burned in Kitchen Fire
Mrs Renetta Ludwig aged 58 perished in a kitchen fire at her East Hamilton home on Tuesday. The blaze started inexplicably and the dwelling was destroyed as she attempted to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Renetta Ludwig
East Hamilton
Republican Renominates Dick by Acclamation in Warren
In Warren on May 13 Gen. Charles Dick was renominated for congress by the Nineteenth district Republicans by acclamation. The resolutions endorsed the national administration and condemned unlawful combinations of capital.
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Warren
Charles Dick
Congress
Woman Inherits $1 065 000 From New York Leases
Urbana report says Mrs. Robert Broadstone, wife of a small farmer, has inherited 1 065 000 dollars. The fortune comes from her great grandfather who owned leased property in New York whose leases recently expired and yielded the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Robert Broadstone
New York
Paralyzed After Bicycle Fall Injures Miss Emma Willey
In Columbus on Thursday night Miss Emma Willey was knocked from a bicycle when the wheel struck an obstruction. She is paralyzed on one side and cannot speak, with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Emma Willey
New Superintendent Takes Charge at Lancaster School
Lancaster May 16 Col C B Adams yesterday assumed control of the boys industrial school as Superintendent C D B Hilles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
C. B. Adams
Boys’ Industrial School
C. DB. Hilles
A. A. Sawyer Y M C A Leader Dies in Mansfield
Cleveland May 16 A A Sawyer former general secretary of the Y M C A at Mansfield for seven years died at Charity hospital Wednesday. He was an active worker in association circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. A. Sawyer
Mansfield
Charity Hospital
Ohio Osteopaths Examining Board Names Committee
Columbus May 17 The state board of medical examiners announced the appointment of a committee to examine osteopaths under the new law The members are C R Booth of Cincinnati L H Leffring of Toledo and M F Hulett of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Medical Examiners
C. Rk. Booth
Cincinnati
L. H. Leffring
Toledo
M. F. Hulett
Copper thieves pose as linemen at Abbey street bridge
Copper thieves in disguise as utility workers stole wire from Nickel Plate poles at Abbey street bridge Thursday night. Several witnesses misidentified them as legitimate linemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Abbey Street Bridge
Sheriff Detains Eloper Andrew Bostater in May Case
Edgerton reports Sheriff Youse brought Andrew Bostater from Toledo to Bryan on Thursday. He is a married man with a family and was indicted by the grand jury on the charge of eloping with Anna Moore, who is 17 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton
Youse
Bryan
Toledo
Andrew Bostater
Anna Moore
Young Otis worker suffers double leg fractures
Cleveland May 16 Tony Miller 21 a single employed at Otis steel works fell between two wheels Thursday and sustained frightful injuries both legs broken authorities reported Miller held at hospital in stable condition with prognosis uncertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tony Miller
Otis Steel Works
Railroad deal rumored in Ohio linking rail lines
A rumor says Wabash spades may buy Columbus and Little Hocking and Marietta Columbus and Cleveland railroads to form central Ohio connections with West Virginia. The plan keeps the Zanesville south line project alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Wabech Spades
Columbus & Little Hocking
Marietta, Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virginia
Zanesville
Brooklyn salesman hangs self in Akron hotel
W H Thieling a traveling salesman from Brooklyn New York hanged himself to a bed post in the Buchtel hotel on Tuesday. He used a pecktie to form the noose and died by suicide according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
W. H. Thieling
Brooklyn
N. Y
Buchtel Hotel
Cleveland Appeals for West Indies Relief Funds
Myron T. Herrick and Samuel Mather announce a Roosevelt appointed Cleveland northern Ohio relief drive for Martinique and St Vincent sufferers. Citizens urged to mail checks to Society for Savings or Bank of Commerce in Cleveland payable to Samuel Mather, treasurer, for transmission to New York City central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
West Indies
Myron T. Herrick
Samuel Mather
Ohio
Roosevelt
Martinique
St. Vincent
Society For Savings
Bank of Commerce
Cornelius N. Bliss
Central Distributing Committee
New York City
Judge Taft Receives Public Reception at College Hall
In Cincinnati on May 15 alumni students and faculty of the Cincinnati Law School held a public reception for Judge Taft at College Hall. Gov Taft departed for Manila via Rome, having organized the law department of the University of Cincinnati and serving as dean and real property professor before his Philippines governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Law School
Taft
College Hall
Manila
Rome
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Law
University of Cincinnati
Law School
Philippines
Quo warranto bid tests law abolishing township road supervisor
Cleveland reports a qu o warranto action begun by County Prosecutor Keeler challenging the legislature's abolition of the township road supervisor office. Defendants include Dover township trustees John Mitchell G L Cooley and G M Winslow. The suit notes the spring election occurred before abolition took effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Keeler
John Mitchell
G. L. Cooley
G. M. Winslow
Dover Township
State examiners and clerks appointed across districts
Chief State Examiner George Collier announces district examiners and chief clerks: Republicans include George G. Bennett Cleveland Thomas W Winship Toledo E H Harmon Columbus and John Sherrod Cincinnati. August Deschler Chillicothe Elmer E Miller Canton Joseph H Ebright Zanesville W E Haswell Circleville Democrats. Charles Manney Cleveland Republican reappointed chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Collier
George G. Bennett
Cleveland
Thomas W. Winship
Toledo
E. H. Harman
John Sherrod
Cincinnati
August Deschler
Chillicothe
Elmer E. Miller
Canton
Joseph H. Ebright
Zanesville
W. E. Haswell
Circleville
Charles Manney
Liquor Dealers Seek Unions Amid Local Option Shifts
Representatives of three rival state liquor dealers associations met in Columbus on May 15 to fuse the retail liquor dealers association with the Royal Arch and the Knights of Fidelity. With temperance forces united and liquor interests divided, elections under the new local option laws have favored the temperance side. The liquor interests push to unite to counter the current momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Royal Arch
Knights of Fidelity
Temperance People United
Probate Court Jurisdiction Upheld in Ohio Naturalization
Probate Judge Galloway ruled after reviewing Judge Wing that insolvency court jurisdiction in Cuyahoga county does not extend by inference to probate courts. The Franklin county probate court will continue issuing naturalization papers to qualified applicants, with common pleas judges backing the decision.
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Columbus
Galloway
Wing
Cuyahoga County
Probate Court
Franklin County
Common Pleas
Monument Commission Appointed for Ohio Battle Monuments
Columbus May 15 Maj. W. F. Goodspeed of Columbus Capt. Richard B. Crawford of Stark county and Capt. A. T. Adams of Wood county were appointed by Gov. Nash to form the commission for erecting monuments to Ohio organization’s troops in the battles of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. F. Goodspeed
Richard B. Crawford
Stark County
A. T. Adams
Wood County
Nash
Ohio
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Five Years in the Pen for Former City Clerk
Bellefontaine Ohio May 15 former City Clerk Morgan J Nichols pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced by Judge Duncan Dow to five years in the penitentiary at hard labor and a 700 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Duncan Dow
Morgan J. Nichols
Ohio Farmer Thomas Heege Hangs Self in Orchard
Cleveland May 15. Thomas Heege an Warrensville farmer hanged himself to a tree in his orchard Tuesday and was found dead by his daughter who had gone out to call him to dinner. Despondency from ill health given as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas Heegean
Warrensville
Chinese Edict Names Wu Ting Fang To Draft Laws
An imperial edict from Pekin appoints Wu Ting Fang the Chinese minister in Washington and Sheng Chia Peng to prepare a code of Chinese laws on American lines. Wu Ting Fang will likely be recalled soon to undertake this work.
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Pekin
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Sheng Chia Peng
China
Toledo Strike Ends As Iron Molders Win 25 Cent Raise
The iron molders' strike in Toledo lasting two weeks ended yesterday with foundrymen agreeing to a 25 cent per day wage increase.
Prize Offered For Long Term Potato Drying Process
Berlin reports that several agricultural societies with the Prussian ministry of agriculture have offered a 30 000 mark prize for a drying method enabling long term potato storage at a low cost. The drying cost must not exceed five cents per 100 weight of potatoes and should reduce storage and transport bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ministry of Agriculture
No Truth in Report Of Vesuvius Eruption
Naples reports no eruption at Mount Vesuvius and dismisses a Paris-published claim as unfounded. No volcanic activity is reported on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Paris
Mount Vesuvius
Bohemian Cottage Weavers Starved Amid Continental Depression
In Vienna on May 14 reports say continental linen industry depression leaves Bohemian forest cottage weavers starving. They earn under one sixth of a penny per hour. The ministry of commerce promises action to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bohemian Forest
Ministry of Commerce
Fort Smith Merchant Stabbed in Bed Room Burglary
P. R. Davis a wealthy Fort Smith wholesale merchant was stabbed five times in his bedroom yesterday during an encounter with a negro burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith, Ark
P. R. Davis
Fort Smith
Cornerstone Laid for McKinley Memorial College of Government
President Roosevelt laid the cornerstone for the McKinley Memorial College of Government near Washington. Senators Dolliver and Hanna paid tribute to McKinley, praising his citizenship and memory. Roosevelt called the university a fitting tribute to the late president's legacy.
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Roosevelt
Hanna and
Dolliver
McKinley
Washington
McKinley Memorial College of Government
American University
Joseph F. Perry
Chicago
Iowa
William McKinley
Methodists of America
Abraham Lincoln
Wood issues two Cuban railroad and fishing orders
In his final days in office General Wood issued two orders affecting Cuba. One sets a detailed tariff and rates for Cuban railroads via a commission, shaping passenger and freight charges. The other bans fishing in specified zones under penalties, under Platt amendment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen. Wood
Cuba
New Republic
Cuban Republic
Nixon Resigns Tammany Leadership in New York
Lewis Nixon, head of Tammany Hall for about six months, resigned at a district leaders meeting in Tammany Hall. He had anticipated a vote of confidence but instead declined any vote and said he could not retain self-respect continuing as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Tammany
New York
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Farewell Banquet Honors Reid Before London Coronation
In New York on May 15 the Union League Club hosted about 100 guests for a farewell banquet to Hon. Whitelaw Reid who departs for London as special ambassador to attend King Edward VII's coronation. Prominent political financial and journalistic figures from across the country attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Union League Club
London
United States
Edward VII
Cattle Prices Peak Near Twenty-Year High at Chicago Yard
Chicago May 15 cattle prices at Union Stock Yards rose higher than any day in almost twenty years. The top price for the day reached 7.60 dollars, ten cents above last week’s high mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Strikes Settled for Building Trades in Pittsburg
Pittsburg May 15 two more strikes of the building trades were settled yesterday and the men will return to work at once. Hoisting and portable engineers get 4714 cents per hour an increase of 14 cents and sheet metal workers advance from 2.68 to 3.20 dollars per day. Men had been out since May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Evans Takes Oath as London Consul General
Henry Clay Evans yesterday took the oath of office as consul general at London. He will depart for his post in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Clay Evans
London
Tin Plate Workers Adjourns. Powell Elected President
The fifth annual convention of the Tin Plate Workers Protective Association closed in New Castle Pennsylvania with George Powell of New Castle elected president. The next convention will be held in Anderson Indiana next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
The
Tin Plate Workers’ Protective Association
Anderson
Ind
George Powell
Civil Service Reform picks leaders in New York meeting
At the annual Civil Service Reform association meeting in New York on May 15 Carl Schurz was elected president with several vice presidents named. Elliot H. Goodwin was chosen secretary and A. S. Frissel treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Civil Service Reform Association
Carl Schurz
Elliott H. Goodwin
A. S. Frissel
Fire destroys Kennedy lumber plant at Ceredo in West Virginia
Fire swept R. W. Kennedy & Co. lumber mills at Ceredo six miles west of Huntington yesterday destroying the entire plant the sub station 20 dwelling houses and all lumber in the mill yards. Loss is about 220000 with about one third likely insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
R. W. Kennedy & Co
Ceredo
Here
Well Known Physician Dr William Tod Helmuth Dies
Dr William Tod Helmuth a surgeon of national reputation died suddenly at his New York home from angina pectoris this morning. Born in Philadelphia he built a renowned medical career and served on numerous national medical committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Tod Helmuth
Heiress and Physician Quip Over Farming Fad
A Chicago Chronicle exchange quotes a young heiress who claims she is a farmer but laments losing most of what she plants. Her courteous dining companion, a rising young physician, countered that he loses what he plants, and then some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Skeletons at the medical college whisper
A visitor at the medical college asks about the skeletons. The embryo M. D. proclaims in a loud whisper that they raised them, provoking a bold joke captured by the Chicago Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Colege
M. D
Chicago Daily News
The Prophet's Chamber in The Four-Track News
Read this verse to find the basis for the little story printed in The Four-Track News for May. The Four-Track News offers free mail delivery for one year to any U S address for 50 cents stage copies cost 5 cents. Address Gene H Daniels Grand Central Station New York Newark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gene. H. Daniels
Rom
Grand Central Station
Newark
Ancestry Clue Links to Garbage-Collector Ancestor
Judge notes Gladys-So Ferdy traces lineage to a first ancestor who was a garbage contractor. The remark hints the ancestor was “in the dumps” about something as the clue surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Ferdy
Private Baby Show
A playful dialogue scene centers on Tom and Jack reacting to a long day visiting a young couple with their first baby in Chicago. The exchange hints at a lighthearted, humorous tone amid domestic happenings in the city paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Jack
Chicago Daily News
Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorerclaims cure for fits
An advertisement claims permanent cure for fits with Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer. It promotes a free $2.00 trial bottle and lists Dr R H Kline Ltd of Philadelphia as the provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kline
Dr. R. H. Kline, Ltd
Arch St
Philadelphia
Farm and market prices across Midwest and Ohio rail hubs
Wheat prices range from 3.95 to 7.45 per bushel across Cleveland Chicago and Toledo with readings for corn oats hay butter cheese eggs potatoes and livestock. Cattle hog sheep and lamb values shown with regional variations and cash quotes in May trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
York State
Chicago
Toledo
Cincinnati
Barber recalls shave with shy actor from nearby theater
A Ninth street barber recounts a recent shave with an actor who visited the shop for a quiet afternoon. The barber, a proponent of conversation easing the shave, tried discussing weather, beef trust, asphalt scandal, and filtration with no effect. The actor admits a prior visit about 18 months ago, noting his face has since healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Philadelphia Times
Beef Trust
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Has. J. Thompson
Latty Bldg
Court ST
Defiance
Northwestern
Attorney AT Law
B. B. Kingsspueyr
J. G. Lever, M. D
Clinton Street
Dando Bidz
Phila
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Chas. Torrence
HUI Plumbing
Linton St
Esha
Rockford
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Dereon
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Malisita
Leip
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Lima
Springfeld
Detroit
Denson
Wauseon
Eld
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Leipg
Malinta
Depeov
A.m
Tecumseh
Dundee
George M. Henry
Rankin Drug CO
Brown Gres.’ Brig. Chicages
EE. N. Lewis
Manns
Copynicuts &c
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Faianes Agency
Manns Co
York
AH ” Co
Washington, D
National Senate
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Elizabethport
Women Board of Managers
Enterprise Stove Co
Vincennes
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
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Paterson
Baltimore Sun
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Boston
William Henry Harrison
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Sampson
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Co
Department of Agriculture
Altoona
Nashville
Tenn
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Ohio Field
Farmer
Reid
Mamie Herbert
Elmwood Ave
Buffalo, N. Y
Empire State Fortnightly
Buffalo
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Allen
A.s.olmsted
le Roy
Willie
Cosa Op
Boyer
Trinity Springs
Hannah
Carters
Iver
Carter
Gure
Alabastine Company
Irtment
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lonbiferweig Mle
Nait
J.P. Allen
St. Paul
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