Destructive Cyclone Obliterates Meath Area Killing Woman
A cyclone two miles north of Ainsworth Nebraska destroyed farms and crops and killed one woman. Houses barns fences and bridges were torn to kindling while stock perished. Rev T W De Long and family survived in a cellar. Farmhouses of George Brown and W H Warring were leveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Neb
John Strohm
William Lockiniliax
Rev. T. Wi. de Long
Tormalio
Itiev. DeLong
George Brown
W. H. Warring
Shamrock to race Britannia off The Needles
London July 7 report says Lipton and Kyte return from a cruise aboard Sir Thomas' yacht and decide Shamrock must have a trial race with Britannia before sailing to America. The Daily Mail notes the contest may occur end of week or early next, off The Needles, to showcase the new boat's spars and sails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
Britannia
London
Sham Voc
Sit Showns Lipton
Mr. Kyte
Southampton
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
America
Died of Yellow Fever in Santiago
Surgeon Clendenin died at Santiago Cuba of yellow fever while serving in the army. A native of Minnesota he joined as assistant surgeon in 1860 and rose to captain in 1861. He later became brigade surgeon with major rank and headed the army hospital at Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendennin
Santiago
Washington
Reut Ling
Cuba
Clendenin
Minos
Army 2S
Volutheer
Shot at the Amber in Afghanistan Plotter Fleeing
St Petersburg dispatch reports from Cabal Afghanistan that a renegade fired at the ameer but hit a general in the shoulder. The ameer’s brother Ishak Khan allegedly tried to bribe a cook to poison the ruler. upon discovery, Ishak fled into Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
Hitler
London
St. Petersburg
The
Globe
Cabal
Rennin
Wileo
Omee
Ishak Khan
Ishak
Asia
Addition to the Dreytag Victim List in Paris
The Dreytag case reported by Figaro adds another victim in Paris on July 7. M. Bertilon loses his head of anthropometrical department post after municipal council discussion. Andre Lefebre questions the police plan on Bertilon’s appearance as an expert in land writing. Lepine pleads for past service, but the majority replaces him, ending Bertilon’s tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dreytag
Figaro
M. Bertilon
Andre Lefebre
M. Bertillon
M. Lepine
Three Killed in Explosion on Clinch Valley Division
On July 7 in Bluefield West Virginia an explosion on the Clinch Valley division of the Norfour & Weatera line killed three workers. Engineers J. D. aievol gan Hiremae B. W. Albert and Brae guan Oscar qT. Owens were fatally injured in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Clinch Valley
Norfour & Weatera
Atip Yop An Eiginé
J. D. Aievolgan
Hiremae
B. W. Albert
Braeguan
Oscar Qt. Owens
General Wood Sails to Reopen Santiago Post
General Leonard A. Wood, U S A military governor at Santiago, sailed on the Admiral Dewey for his post last evening. He is anxious to return to Santiago and resume his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Returna
Santino
Boston
Leonard A. Wood
Bantiago
Admiral Dewey
Antiago
Thirteenth Minnesota to Return Home from Philippines
Adjutant General Cavin Mixon notified Gov Lind that the Thirteenth Minnesota will be the next regiment to return from the Philippines. Telegram from Gen Corbin confirms Manila departure around July 20 or 21, pleasing anxious fathers and mothers of soldiers.
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Adjt
Cavin Mixon
St. Paul
Lind
Corbin
Filippines
Phirteenth
Minnesota
Philippines
Manila
Pitched tents at Lakeview Camp for Maird regiment outing
The Third Regiment Massachusetts National Guard, about 40 men strong, was conveyed by special train yesterday afternoon to Camp Lakeview for a ten day outing. Officers and nine companies accompanied the party. The encampment marks a marked decline from the regiment’s strength two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Reginn
Lake Qlty
Mim
Maird Regiment
Camp Lakeview
Indians Celebrate Fourth at Ponsford on White Earth Reserve
The July Fourth celebration at Ponsford, under Modern Woodmen auspices, featured horse and bicycle races and other events. About 1,500 attendees, two-thirds Chippewa, heard Prof Curtis of Pine Point Indian School present a program. The Indians held their own dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Rapids
Mimi
Ponsford
Te White Earth Reservation
Curtis
Pine Point Indianachoola
Inquest Finds Accidental Shooting Near Deer Park
Dr P N Hotardt arrived in Hudson Wis on July 1 to notify Judge Alex Ross and Sheriff Greene that Gust Kransy killed Dust a head in an incident. The officers investigated and ruled the shooting accidental as Kransy aimed to shoot a cat but the revolver discharged early. Dust was an old man well known in Deer Park.
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Hudson
Wis
P. N. Hotardt
Deer Fark
Alex’ Ross
Greene
Wimaim Nse
Gust. Kraney
T Hese
Kransy
Eccased
Deer Park
Large Gold Strike Report From Dawson Claim
From Skaguay dispatches comes word of a large gold strike near Dawson. Professor Lippy of Oberon and Kinsman Ohio is said to control the claim, with two and a half tons of gold in the cabin. He reportedly refused a million dollars for the claim last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
I Skaguay
Dawson
Lippy
Oberon and
Kinsman
Oho
Tippy
Ile
Two Drown at Oakland Beach In New York
New York July 7 Mrs M W Simmons and her grandson Henry Hartlett both of New York were drowned in the sound at Oakland beach Mrs Simmons widow of the late John W Simmons formerly president of the University of Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. W. Simmons
Henry Hartlett
Oakland Beach
Catholic bishops plan fourth plenary council in U S
Ponary Council Marshall Mich July 7 Key Ur P A Bart asserts that a fourth plenary council of the Catholic bishops of the United States will be held in the country in about two years in the presence of several clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mich
Key
P. A. Bart
Ecnanondat
United States
Fire damages stock at Platky's department store
Grand Forks North Dakota July 7 Fire caused by issue paper trimming into a gas jet started in Platky's department store The fire was extinguished but the stock was badly damaged and insured against loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Suly
Ussue
Platky
Aeronaut Ward Falls 150 Feet At Lakeview Run
Sioux City aeronaut Whille W. Ward tumbled 150 feet during a Lakeview ascension when his parachute entangled. He survived the fall, with late reports noting he remained alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Low
W. A. Ward
Lakeview
Town
Fire destroys large mill in La Crosse Wisconsin
A large mill owned by Hiram Goddara burned July 7 in La Crosse. Logs valued about 10,000 were lost and insurance stood at 7,000. The blaze started in the better Youom and the plant lay beyond reach of the city water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cross
la Crosse
Wis
Larie Aay
Hiram Goddara
City Water Works
Death by Own Action Shocks Pleasant Valley Farmer
Jacob Koller, a prominent farmer and longtime resident of Pleasant Valley, died by his own hand in West Thulon on July 7. He shot himself in the mouth with a riff. No reason can be assigned for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Thulon
Jacob Koller
Pleasant Valley
Elevator to be built at Osceola warehouse
The Northern Supply company plans an elevator at the Osceola Wisconsin warehouse on July 7. The new structure will greatly facilitate grain handling, which has previously been done by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osecola
Osceola
Wis
Northern Supply Company
Independence Day Fatality in Winona Minn
Winona Minnesota July 7 Auen Stolpa died after being fatally burned the fourth when a firecracker set her clothes on fire and burned most of the skin on her belly authorities reported the incident as a tragic accident with the firecracker causing the clothes to ignite and be consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Auun Stolpa
Extensions in Manitoba Progress on NP Extensions
Winnipeg July 7 President Melien of the Northern Pacific held two talks with Premier Greenway. Both report negotiations moving forward for extensions in Manitoba as part of the railway expansion plans.
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N. PB
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Melien
Northern Pacific
Greenway
Street Fair Formed at Sleepy Eye Mass Meeting
Citizens gathered at a mass meeting in Sleepy Eye to form a free street fair association and schedule a street fair event on a forthcoming date. The organizers planned community involvement and local participation to promote the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
Bleepyye
Mina
Not enough readable facts to determine a clean headline
A fragmentary report describes a shooting in which a man killed his sister in law and wounded another man before fleeing by lake. The available text is unclear on identities, location specifics, dates, and outcomes.
Parkersburg man charged with killing mother in law
Zane Ferguson of Wilbur county is accused of fatally shooting his mother-in-law, Mrs. K A Davis, over domestic matters. A violent crime investigation follows as authorities report the assault occurred at or near the residence in July.
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Parkersburg
Zane Ferguson
Wilbur
Yter County
K. A. Davis
Dreyfus Visits Prison as Rennes Remains Calm
In Rennes the public mood stays indifferent to Dreyfus presence with few witnesses to counsel visits. Matthieu Dreyfus sees his brother, describing him as aged yet mentally keen, buoyed by hope of justice and aided by supporters exposing “extraordinary machinations” of enemies.
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Dreyfan Rennes
Tennes
Dreyfus
Counsel
Mmne
Matthieu Dreyfus
Matthieu
Col
Piequart
Native Chiiets SiaKh M1ands Apia Samoa Peace Concluded
Mataafan chiefs met on the US transport Badger with the international commissioners and shook hands to seal peace. A meeting is set for Maletonanu and Mataata with the commissioners, securing unity among cliques and followers. Government remains under three consuls awaiting powers’ action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apia
Samoa
Auckland
N. Z
United States
Badger
Maletonanu
Mataata
Pence
Optional Arbitration Agreed By Delegates At Peace Conference
The arbitration committee debated optional versus compulsory arbitration. The German delegate said he had instructions not to accept compulsory arbitration. Russia struck out rule No 1 and replaced it with a provision making arbitration optional unless powers agree. All delegates agreed, though M Bourgeoise of France called it a compromise.
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Theague
Arbitration Committee
M. Bourgeoise
Spain Retains Commercial Rights in Peace Treaty
Spain's senate resumed debate on the peace treaty with the United States in Madrid. Senor Eilox announced Spain would enjoy the same commercial rights in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines as the United States. The chamber ratified the treaty and adjourned.
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Madrid
Kingdom of Spain
United States
Senor Eilox
Spanish Peace Commission
Baris
Spain
Cuba
Porte Ilea
Philippines
Senate
Funston Pleads For Thom Meo Urges Kanana Regiment Return
Topeka Kansas July 0 Brig Gen Furston writes to the governor and state officials urging intervention with the president to bring the Kansas regiment home at once. He argues Kansas soldiers in the Philippines have done their full duty and requests action through Copelka to expedite their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Topeka
Kan
Appointment of British consul at Apia replaces Maxse
In the House of Commons the parliamentary secretary of the foreign office announced that Alyn Hunter, chief police magistrate of the West Highlands, had been appointed British consul at Apia during E. B. Maxse’s absence. He will exercise the same functions as Maxse, but does not supersede him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briitah Connal N
Annie London
House of Commons
Foreign Office
William St. John Brodrick
Alyn Hunter
WIE Dalands
Apia
E. B. &. Maxse
Maxse
Grand Reception at U S Embassy in Paris
The United States embassy in Paris hosted a grand reception yesterday afternoon with flowers and tropical plants. Nearly the entire American colony attended. At the American chamber of commerce banquet at the Grand Hotel, former President Harrison was guest of honor and gave a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvixon Wan
Paris
United States
Wileh Wage
American Chamber of Commerce
Grand Hotel
Harrison
Pardon Granted for Second Degree Murder Convict
William Pl. Hott, serving life for second degree murder, was pardoned from the Ohio penitentiary by Governor Bushnell. The decision came as a great surprise in Columbus on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oho
William Pl. Hott
Ohio Penitentiary
Guv. Bushnell
Plcott
Charred Remains Found in Chicago Ruins
The charred remains of Mrs. Jesse Doyle were unearthed from the ruins of the Western Paper Stock Company building in Chicago. Her husband identified the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jesse Doyle
Western Paper Stock Company Build.ing
Terrible Disaster Flood Reports From Brazos Valley
Floods along the Brazos river near Dewey and Brookshire wash away the village of Dewey, drownings feared, and bridges and tracks destroyed. Houston appeals for help as relief trains move out. Telecommunication cut, several towns report deaths with totals around sixty so far, many still unaccounted amid rising waters.
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Vox
Calvert
Brazos Valley
Missouri & Texas Railroad
Dewey's Station
Brazos River
Senley
Dewey
Lagrange
Brookshire
Houston
Brashear
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Lowry
Postal Telegraph Company
Sealey
Dallas
Kansas &Texas
Hotston
Waller County
Brie
Robertson County
Fourteen Lives Lost In Robertson County Floods Clarified
Galveston News dispatch from Calvert corrects earlier total from thirty five to fourteen deaths in Robertson county. Only one victim was white. Flood damages affect railroad traffic, crops, and cattle. four drownings reported outside Robertson county in Texas. Traffic to resume on rails soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Calvert
Galveston News
Robertson County
Texas
Deaths Along the Biazos Flood Toll Seen At Thirty
Austin July 6 reports from central and western Texas say seven days of rain have flooded large areas from Nueces County northward. It is feared the death toll from the floods will reach about thirty, with many missing and the final count uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaat
Austin
Tex
Texas
Nueees County
Forty-Four Kijlen Berlin Explosion Reported
A post event report states a dynamic cartridge exploded during the excavation of a tunnel line. Forty four persons were killed and twenty wounded. The incident occurred at the site in Berlin with casualties attributed to the blast.
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Kijlen
Berlin
Ofessa
Stoned by crowds in Madrid and Valencia clashes
Fragmentary report describes mobs stoning stores whose owners refused to close in Madrid. It also notes a cavalry event at Valencia where a Wrenelman attempting to raise a Preneii flag injured a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Moh
Madrid
Tily O
Alenui
Valencia
Memphis Paper Fire Wrecks Gayoso Block and Kills Bystander
A major blaze in Memphis destroyed the Gayoso hotel and the Memphis Paper Company, injuring ex Chief Cleary and Assistant Fire Chief James Ryan while causing extensive property losses estimated near 460000. The Blumenthal liquor plant, Blumenthal Heilbronner, American Biscuit, and Standard Oil offices suffered destruction as flames spread across dry, inflammable buildings. An unknown Black man was crushed to death and a guest was carried from rubble. rescue efforts were hampered by the fire and holiday absences. Insurance coverage is reported as adequate but precise loss figures remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Lenn
Memphis Paper Company
Gayoso
Cleary
James Ryan
American Biscuit Company
Standard Oil Company
Difcult
Mexico's Finances Formal Contract Signed for Debt Refit
New York July 6. A formal contract is signed by J B Morgan Co and J S Morgan Co with S Bielehveder of Deutsche Bank and Morgan Co of London to convert Mexico's foreign debt. Debt will be issued as new bonds at 6 percent, in sterling or dollars at 4.85 exchange, payable in US gold. Bonds secured by customs dues pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetter Shane
New York
J. B. Morgan & Co
S. Bielehveder
Deutsche Bank
Germany
J. 8. Morgan & Co
London
Republic of Mexico
America
United States
Porter Offered War Secretary Post to McKinley
Detroit dispatch reports a Paris letter from an American leader stating General Horace Porter, ambassador to France, has been offered the secretary of war portfolio by President McKinley. The notice notes the potential appointment as a private letter from Paris to a friend in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
New York
Detroit
Paris
Horace Porter
France
McKinley
Man Shot While Trying to Break Cabin Near Chestou
Bozeman Montana reports a man named W. F. Rhodes of Sparta Wisconsin was shot and killed while attempting to break into a cabin near Chestou. A spring gun was set for thieves and it is believed the tragedy occurred while he pried open a shutter to shelter himself. Checks payable to W. Ithodes of Sparta were found on his person.
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Bozeman
Mont
W. F. Rhodes
Sparta
Wis
Chestou
W. I. Ithodes
Firework Display Accident Shocks July 6 Gathering
About 12,000 people gathered in Prenture Wireworks THaplay Ypsilarti Michigan for a fireworks show when a spark ignited near the crowd. Rockets exploded sending many fleeing in a chaotic crash. Dozens suffered burns and injuries as responders battled the scene.
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Prenture Wireworks
Ypsilarti
Mieh
Omaha July Go Remilve to the Rockefellers Plan
A report notes an agent of Rockefeller Interests visited Omaha with plans to buy the Omaha atomic? railway to merge with Sioux City Kansas City and the twin Cities. Secretary Goodrich of the Omaha system said he had not been informed of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Rockefeller
Ouiha
Missouri Valley
Sioux City
Kansas City
Twin Cities
Goodrich
Left councillor drives clash over electoral reform
At yesterday's provincial council meeting in Antwerp a Left councillor urged rejecting the new electoral act. The remark was met with a public outburst in the galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oquibturat
Antwerp
DLA Tughtint
Coursing Match Prevented by Los Angeles Mayor
Los Angeles on July 6 reports Mayor Haton leading a squad of twenty poster men to prevent advertised Fourth of July coursing matches. The manager protested and promised to discontinue pool selling but the mayor remained determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Haton
Strike Talk Dims as Yards Leaders Plan Summer Organizing
In Chicago on July 6 a plan for an immediate general strike at the stock yards fades as leaders shift to summer organizing. They say by fall they expect to back up their demands with strengthened forces and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stoclk Yards
Wrinca's Great Celebration in San Francisco
San Francisco marked a grand antiiond anniversary with a lengthy parade and 1,500 United States troops in line. Col. Dows, late colonel of the ninety-ninth town volunteers, was accidentally shot and wounded by his brother in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. the wound is not fatal.
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Wrinca
San Francisco
United States
Dows
Ciuilar Rapids
Towa
Will Fam G. Lions
Lenty-Ninth Town
A Discouraged Outlook on Peace and Disarmament
A Chicago Times-T Herald excerpt questions whether universal peace is possible and whether nations will ever disarm, noting a cynical view that war may end by human couples marrying rather than global accord. The dialogue contrasts political hope with personal perpetuation of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-T Herald
Fence In the Philippinan Stomach Battle Profits?
A quirky, fragmented clipping extols Hostetterst Stomach Bitters to subdue stomach rebellion and cure constipation indigestion and dyspepsia. It mentions a private Revenue Stamp and includes a partisan Berlin citizen exchange and a Washington Star jab at Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippinan
Philippine
Dom Pau
Berlin
Great Britain
Elyiliaing
Washington Star
Allen's Moot Hase Foot Powder Ad
Do Your Feet Acho and Burnt Shake Into your shoes, Allen's Moot Hase powder for the feet relieves tightness and itching. For swollen hot and sweaty feet, available at druggists and shoe stores. Sample sent MRHD. Address Allen 8 Olmatod LeRoy N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen 8
Olmatod
LeRoy
How They Managed It and The Fold Cure
A Chicago Times Herald quotation recounts convincing a husband to seek treatment for drinking. The woman notes the husband had claimed he could quit anytime, but they persuaded him to take something to motivate sobriety, reflecting on approaches to addiction management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago ‘Times-Herald
Binder Twine History Summary Origin and Deering Co.
The single strand binder twine, now widely used, originated with William Deering of the Deering Harvester Co in Chicago. The idea enabled the modern twine binder and made Deering Harvester the world’s largest producer of binder twine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deering
Deering Harvester Co
Chicago
Deering Harvester Company
Tnomuradtapen
Suck Grief Overheard In Commercial Road Joke
A fragment from London Fun humor notes a sparsely readable street exchange about illness and near death. The line “I Wd kicked the bucket when I was took bad last month” frames a quip about tough times and grog abstinence, featuring Jim in a playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Road
Jim
London
Unclear passage prompts strange dialogue teased by star
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows quoted dialogue about cannibalism and a Pacific Island betle. The text references a Washington Star quotation and a fashion note about cleanliness and bodily suffering. The readable pieces are too fragmentary to identify a concrete news event or report.
Cured Nerve Pain Ad Offers Free Trial Bottle
An advertisement for Dr. Kitne’s Great Nerve Heatare promises permanent cure and relief from nervous issues. It claims a free two dollar trial bottle and lists Kittne Ltd at 991 Arch Street, Philadelphia, as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Kitne
Kittne, Ltd
Philadelphia
Pas
Wall's Catarrh Caro Iso constitution score Prive 750
Wall's Catarrh Caro Iso constitution score Prive 750. More Than Be Expected, Scribbler last story accepted on Tast, Tast possible Yea he went home last night with an awful yarn and his wife believed it. Philadelphia Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Prive
Philadelphia Bulletin
Scholar ly Adynanced Sdeeze authoress noted in quips
In a curious exchange the background hints at Mrs Adynanced Sdeeze as a growing scholar and profound writer. A Brooklyn Lite joke recalls her three years ago being agreeable while others praise her advancement. A Chester Florida sentiment and a Philadelphia Bulletin quip touch on marriage lines and social wit.
Dound tn Be Goon by Brown at the New Eatery
The Obla State Journal notes the new Brown restaurant with praise for meals and service. A playful aside suggests even the proprietor dines there, and the piece references Mrs Winktow and Byron in a light domestic vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proprietoy
Obla State Journal
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Quidy
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Thom
Finis
Neatty Holt
Milton
Mexico
Succeedancon
Wgegasik Biuyelt
Aeme Bd
Mr. Goodrich
Tiie
Betle
Mrs. Stiles
Mr. Sunnizhan
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Wm. B. McClellan
Chester
Thiladelphia Bulletin
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Hoods
Dutcher Droo CO
Albasa
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