Giants Among Men and Italians Hold Buenos Aires Trade
The excerpt notes that at least one third of Buenos Aires inhabitants are Italians who control nearly half the city’s firms with 150 million dollars in capital. It states Montana owns over one eighth of its area due to state school and institutional land grants totaling 668000 acres. It mentions Lewis Wilkins, born near St. Paul in 1874, as the world’s biggest man at 7 feet 11.75 inches and 364 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
State of
Montana
Lewis Wilkins
St. Paul, Minn
Poems in James I Manuscripts Found at Bodleian
Papers reveal James I poems in the king's own hand found at the Bodleian Library. Editors will prepare the collection though the king's poetic standing may not rise significantly. The article notes the right to refrain from reading them as part of English freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodleian Library
Oxford
James I
Edison Battery Advances Could Spur Auto Boom
If Edison’s new electric storage batteries cut weight and operating costs by more than one half, the automobile business may grow rapidly. Motors could replace horses for heavy trucking in cities, with slower adoption in the countryside where costs are lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edison
Brooklyn Centenarian Barney Morris Celebrates 109th Birthday
Barney Morris, Brooklyn’s best known centenarian, marked his 109th birthday by arriving early to work in Prospect Park, where he remains active and enjoys outdoor tasks. Former hackman and athlete, Morris still attends church weekly, goes to bed at 9 p.m., and his present wife is his third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Morris
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
New York Evening Post
Morris
Lands and Education Compared Across Nations
The article notes America gains land from Europe by ballast and ship-carried soil, with New York receiving thousands of tons weekly from the Laurentian. It contrasts English free public schooling with higher standards in Germany and the United States, criticizing England for shorter state education and calling parliamentary debates a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
New York
Allan State Line
Laurentian
England
Germany
Russia
Rich Boston woman offers housing for four dollars a week
A Boston woman plans a second time to allow five city girls to live in her country house with board and cook services for four dollars weekly. The arrangement gives them airy rooms and a full table, improving their summers and preserving their independence. The piece links neighborly charity to Christian virtue while noting Germany’s timber and firewood output and reliance on domestic production for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
City Place
Forest yields riches as man hauls wood honey and cols
In Tennessee a man cuts a single tree and gains four cords of wood three gallons of honey and five cols. The local paper urges forest care to keep such luck possible and notes the man’s good fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Emperor Francis Joseph Fills Census Form in Own Hand
Austrian census records reveal Emperor Francis Joseph personally completed the form. He answered every item with care including residence details, number of windows, and noting that he can both read and write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Global coal mining workforce by country totals
The world requires more than two million miners to meet coal supply. Of these, 693,660 work in Great Britain and 401,220 are employed in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Old Woman Found In Barn After Neglect in Winona
The Winona Humane Society uncovered a severely neglected elderly woman in a pallet of straw inside her son Joe Tucholski’s barn. She had no food or water for two days and showed deep injuries from a recent fall. She was hospitalized and the case is under investigation with further developments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
The
Humane Society
Washington Noten Summary of International and Local Incidents
The bulletin reports Turkey paying $95,000 in U S indemnity claims, resignations and appointments in colonial and federal offices, and a Western inspection trip plan. It notes a spate of violent incidents including murders and duels across Florida, Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, California and New Mexico, with various suspects identified and outcomes pending.
Notable Deaths And Life Events From Prominent Figures
Pierre Lorillard dies leaving tobacco wealth. Prince von Hohenlohe former German chancellor is dead. Mrs. Barrett Eastman seeks a legal separation from Carter Harrison’s estate. Rev. Sheldon plans Chicago study on slum life for a book. Vanderlip elected National City Bank NY vice president. Capt Sigsbee improves at Hempstead still bed bound and ill with erysipelas. Sophia Adelaide Kent dies in New York claiming Victoria's lineage. Pierre Champeau dies at Keokuk age 83, linked to 1848 socialist emigration. Mrs Martha Patterson dies in Greenville Tennessee. last of Andrew Johnson’s children and former White House mistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Lorillard
Prince von Hohenlohe
Chancelllor
Prussia
Barrett Eastman
Carter Harrison
Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Chicago
Frank A. Vanderlip
the Treasury
National City Bank of New York
Capt. Sigsbee
U. 8
S. N
Hempstead
L. L
Capt
Sigsbee
Sophia Adelaide Kent
Andrew Johnson
White House
Johnson
Greenville
Tenn
Patterson
Unfortunate Mappenings Across Cities From Storms to Fires
A string of disasters, including a Galveston storm with damage along the Gulf, a Chicago fire destroying the Northwestern Ladder plant and adjoining buildings for about $60,000, and a fatal misidentification of toadstools for mushrooms among Austin Driving Association carpenters. A Rhine voyage tragedy left eleven drowned near Kehl, Baden, while the Big Four line wreck near Cleveland injured no passengers. J W Boyd, Roosevelt rough rider turned Texas rancher, died in Chicago after a fall. Kansas City foundry fire at Kansas Hay Press caused $100,000 loss, with an explosion. Esther Oliver, a four year old, died in Denver from torpedo explosion. accident ruled. Horderus department stores in Sydney nearly destroyed by fire, with losses above £500,000 and insurance around £394,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Ladder Company
Chicago
Austin Driving Association of
Nineteenth
Pioneer Battalion
Rhine
Kehl
Baden
Southwestern Limited
St. Louis
Cleveland
J. W. Boyd
Roosevelt
San Antonio
Tex
Kansas Hay Press Company
Fourth Street
Kansas City
West Bottoms
Esther Oliver
Denver
Horderus
Sydney
S. W
Boers Charged in Killing Wounded Troops and Global News
Reports indicate Boers are charged with killing wounded British soldiers. Lord Roseberry reportedly to wed the Duchess of Albany. The Vatican backs Catholic worker leagues with success. Appalling fatalities from the lague noted from Amoy and Hongkong. The Salisbury government passes an education bill by 333 to 216. Marais hanged at Middelburg. execution witnessed by residents. Officials publicize coronation procession plans with route similar to 1838. seats fetch hundreds of pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roseberry
Duchess of Albany
Vatican
Amoy
Honingborg
Germany
United States
Filippine
Guam
Pio del Pilar
Stoningnd
Philippines
Salisbury
Marais
Middelburg
Transvaal Colony
Meddelburg
Trade and political notes from early 20th century newspapers
America reports a sharp rise in export trade while laws and policies spark debate. The Pacific-American Fisheries Company is absorbed by the Balmor trust. Cuba annexation prospects appear in a Gomez banquet speech. A New York rail wireless system and a Frankfort altar find echoes across the nation. Bees disrupt a funeral in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kansas
Pacific-American Fisheries Company
Almor, Trust
Gold Excitement Sparks Beaver Creek Find in Olivia Minn
Beaver Falls residents thrill over a gold discovery along Beaver Creek near Olivia. Three men Amos King John Devoe and Henry Teichert found glittering particles while heading to a waterbank and verified the sample as gold at North Redwood. Locals claim larger quantities may lie nearby though details remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Olivia
Minn
Beaver Falls
Here
Amos King
John Devoe
Henry Teichert
North Redwood
Sochiity
Westrom Arrested on Forgery and Burglary Warrants
Michael Westrom, wanted in Montana Minnesota and Illinois on forgery and burglary charges, was arrested in Helena by N P Walters of Adams Express. He faces Wells Fargo charges for breaking into a Minnesota office and stealing money orders, some forged and passed in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Minnesota
Hinois
Helena
Mont
Michael Westrom
Butte
Illinois
N. P. Walters
Adams Express Company
Westrom
Wells-Fargo Company
Marooned Fishermen Guarded on Island in Vancouver Gulf
Forty-seven Japanese prisoners are guarded by salmon strikers and marooned on a small island in the Gulf of Georgia, with provincial police seeking the island’s location. The captives are fed and to be kept as long as the strike continues. more will be placed there as captured under the current plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Gulf of Georgia
Double elopement ends in arrest in Winnipeg
July 14 report says Alice Broadfoot fifteen joined by a district school mistress left for St. Paul with Richard Lower who was arrested on abduction charges. Alice’s brother William Henry also fled to St. Paul with the teacher and they await Lower’s trial in hiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Alice Broadfoot
St. Paul
Alice
Woddlands
Richard Lower
William Henry
Lower
Fire Guts Clear Lake Business District. Powder Found Explosives Recovered
A major fire in Clear Lake Iowa destroyed much of the main business area incurring about 35000 in losses. The blaze started in W H Bromley shoe store and cause is unknown. Fire Chief Hayden and Captain Goodwin retrieved 150 pounds of giant powder from the basement amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Clear Lake
W. H. Bromley
Hayden
Capt
Goodwin
Drunken Row Ends in Strangulation Near Mayville
In rural North Dakota on July 14 Chele Theodorson a well known farm laborer was killed three miles northwest of Mayville during a keg party altercation with prominent farmer Martin Olson Olson surrendered to authorities Theodorson died from strangulation as several farmers and laborers drank together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
N. D
Frem
Grand Forks
N.D
Chéle Theodorson
Theodorson
Martin Olson
Olson
Weather Update Notes Dry Heat and Crop Conditions
Sioux City Iowa July 14 reports hot dry weather continuing. Corn crop is in fine condition and late planting wheat yields good. Harvesting barley shows some damage to early grain, but overall conditions remain steady with no significant suffering yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Norwegian woman of aging travels to Idaho deluded by fear
An elderly Norwegian woman staying at Hotel Missoula in Missoula Montana from Perham Minnesota developed strong symptoms of insanity. She is en route to Coeur d'Alene Idaho and believes unknown persons seek her life. Fatigue from a long railway ride is blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
Fargo's Annual Levy Sets City and School Budgets
Fargo North Dakota July 14 The city council approved the annual appropriation levy for the next fiscal year totaling 122820 with 77620 for city purposes and 45500 for schools The overall levy is nearly 8000 lower than last year due to school reductions while city expenses are about 6000 higher. c K Bolles American consul at Kehl Germany presented his exequatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
C. K. Bolles
Kehl
Germany
Woman Horsed Whip Incident in San Bernardino
Mrs. C W Thomas allegedly horsewhipped promoter John R Car Ruthers from Chicago after claims of insult in San Bernardino California. Police report details unclear but incident occurred in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
John R. Carruthers
Chicago
C. W. Thomas
Thomas
June Postal Receipts Rise at Fifty Top Post Offices
The monthly report shows gross postal receipts for June at fifty large post offices rose by 209,786 dollars or 5.6 percent from June last year. A proverb notes that a man can be too confiding in others but never too confident in himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hot Winds Ravage Corn Belt Threatening Spring Wheat
Alarming reports from Kansas and Missouri describe hot dry winds damaging grain and boosting prices. Wheat corn and oats surged on market boards while forecasts warn the heat may move northward. Kansas City reports no rain across drouth districts, with 100 degree temperatures and grim yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Board of Trade
England
France
Russia
Kansas City
Drouthstricken
New England
Heat Records Shattered Across Southern States
The heat wave in the Central Southern states and parts of the Southwest set new records. Memphis hit 102 degrees at 5 PM, Little Rock reached 106, and Jackson Vicksburg Natchez in Mississippi all recorded record highs. Pine Bluff registered its warmest day with a fatality. In Kansas Fort Scott logged 110 degrees as Topeka saw extreme heat with a south breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Southwest
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
L'te Rock
Pine Bluff
Jackson
Vicksburg
Natchez
Shreveport
Topeka Kini
Kansas
Fort Scott
Indemnity Dispute May Go to The Hague Tribunal
Pekin July 14 ministers fail to agree on indemnity terms due to government divergences. It now seems possible they may accept America’s idea to transfer the entire question to The Hague permanent arbitration tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Pekin
America
Permanent Arbitration Tribunal
Chicago Directory to List 2,160,000 Inhabitants
The new city directory due July 20 will include more than 615,000 names, showing Chicago’s population at about 2,100,000. This marks a 5 percent rise since 1900, larger than prior years’ increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boiled Body Used as Evidence in Murder Case
The body of Lee Wing, a Chinese man murdered last March by highbinders in San Jose, has been boiled in an iron cauldron by county order to recover sixteen bullets. The bullets will be used as evidence in the trial of Look Lee, charged with being one of the assassins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Lee Wing
Look Lee
Wonderful Invention by London Lieut James Weir Gordon
London introduces a compound steam turbine touted to revolutionize world shipping. Gordon formerly served in the American navy and built the London and Paris Ferris wheels, now showcasing the new propulsion device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Weir Gordon
Paris
Aunt Becky, Eastern Indiana's Oldest Resident, Dies
Rebecca Wampler known as Aunt Becky died in Dublin Indiana at age 400. The longtime survivor of many accidents was mother to six children and grandmother to forty one, regarded as the region's oldest person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ind
Rebecca ‘Wampler
Becky
Indiana
City officers in trouble over hotel fire to destroy smallpox germs
Joliet Illinois July 14. The burning of the Bissell hotel to destroy germs of smallpox caused excitement as the old wooden structure burned fiercely. Three other buildings were destroyed leaving fifty people, mostly negroes, homeless. The German Evangelical church and the Richard Street M. E. Church were at risk but saved. Threats of damages against city officers who ordered the firing follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Til
Bissell
German Evangelical Church
Richard Street
M. E
Terrific storm strikes city during baseball game
A fierce wind and rainstorm hit at 5 p.m. fatally injuring Willie Kuntzmann and a Black man named Andrew Johnson, injuring several others, and unroofing buildings. A crowd sought shelter under a gallery that collapsed, with John Dykes breaking legs and William Hersog suffering a broken arm and head injuries. Hersog’s two sons were also hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCombs
Mias
Willie Kuntzmann
Andrew Johnson
John Dykes
William Hersog
Hersog
Peculiar Misfortune Follows an Old Man in Wisconsin
Conrad Elgert, a north La Crosse County farmer, aged and partially deaf, was robbed of nearly 1000 dollars in gold while working in his field. A lifelong saver, he had buried money on his farm and deposited funds in Alma bank, both previously lost. Now penniless, Elgert lives alone and is a well known figure in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole McMillian
Humboldt
Iowa
J. Metzner
McMillan
Metzner
Griffithsville
W. Va
Minnie Waddell
Alfred Thomas Gamage
Hamilton
Scotland
Kansas City
Gamage
Sidney Thomas
Lanarkshire
Charles Dunn
Alice Cothrell
Dunn
Wallen
Ind
Miss Nita~Lemon
San Bernardino
Cal
Miss Lemon
la Crosse
Wis
Conrad Elgert
Here
Alma
Elgert
Yokum Granted Bail in Monopoly Murder Case
Belle Fourche South Dakota July 14 Judge Levi McGee grants bail of 2500 for William Yokum to be released after supporters post funds. Yokum killed a man five years ago in Belle Fourche and received a life sentence. A new hearing was granted last year and he remains jailed awaiting a second trial next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Levi McGee
Seventh Judicial Circuit
William Yokum
Yokum
Minnesota to be Stricken From Naval Register
The secretary of the navy ordered the famous old Minnesota struck from the naval register. A condemnation board valued her at $15,000 and she will be sold at public auction in Boston where she lies. Built in 1855 she was flagship of Admiral Goldsboro in the Hampton Roads clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Register
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Minnesota
Boston
Admiral Goldsboro
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Woman Driven to Madness by Grade Crossing Tragedy
Beloit Wisconsin July 14 Mrs Oscar Turney wife of a conductor has become a raving maniac from brooding over a grade crossing accident in which two women were killed which she witnessed She would rush out and shout to train crews to slow down and after threatening teamsters with a revolver she was sent to Mendota asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Oscar Turney
Mendota Asylum
Milwaukee passenger train delayed after wreck near Portage
La Crosse July 14 A Milwaukee passenger train due at 7 08 yesterday morning did not reach until 2 p m after colliding with a Northwestern freight at Minnesota Junction near Portage Both engines were wrecked Engineer Thomas Little of the Milwaukee road was seriously injured No other injuries reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Minnesota Junction
Portage
Thomas Little
Milwaukee Road
Murder Suspected in Legrand Man Death at Marshalltown
Late developments indicate Henry Knutson of Legrand, a Northwestern station hand, whose body was found in Marshalltown railroad yards Monday morning, was murdered rather than killed by a passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Henry Knutson
Legrand
Northwestern
Fire at Norlander saloon risks life of proprietor
Fire roared through the rear of the Norlander saloon in Willmar Minnesota on July 14 destroying about 200 dollars worth of property. Proprietor A G Larson narrowly escaped suffocation as he slept in the bedroom where the blaze started, believed to have been caused by a lamp explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minn
Norlander
A. G. Larson
Town Lad Cremated After Fire Destroys Home
A Cedar Rapids boy, Joseph Gardner, died from burns sustained while efforts to save contents of his home during a July fire believed of unknown origin. The blaze consumed the residence and caused two adults to escape unharmed. Further details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Joseph Gardner
Gardner
Wisconsin National Guard Commissioned Officers named
Newly commissioned officers include second lieutenants and battalion quartermasters of commissary George O. Sanders of Oshkosh James W. Brown of Milwaukee Charles J. McCrory of Marquette and Ulrich Mocke of Sheboygan announced in Madison Wisconsin on July 14 Wisconsin guardsmen gain new ranks and duties in a formal commissioning detalle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
George O. Sanders
Oshkosh
James W. Brown
Milwaukee
Charles J. McCrory
Marinette
Ulrich Mocke
Sheboygan
Buckman man killed in Buckman runaway at age forty-two
William Bronson aged forty two of Buckman was killed in a runaway near Royalton Minnesota on July 14 leaving a grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalton
Minh
William Bronson
Buckman
The Chi cago theaters ban shirt waists
Theater managers in Chicago bar shirt waists and consider bans at another venue. No major playhouse welcomes wearers of this form of dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pearls From Common Clam Shells Found by Buchanan Chemist
Walter Voorhees of Buchanan Michigan, a chemist, has devised a process to make large beautiful pearls from ordinary clam shells after years of experimentation. The find may impact jewelry potential and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Mich
Walter Voorhees
Columbia Defeats Constitution in Newport Yacht Race
In Newport Rhode Island on July 14 the Columbia again beat the Constitution by 2 minutes 19 seconds, Independence finishing last after losing its topmast at the start. The Boston yacht, hindered by damaged topsail gear, likely would have won otherwise. The three Herreshoff yachts faced mixed results as winds shifted from light to northeasterly, with further contests planned in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. IL
Columbia
Constitution
Independence
Boston
Bristol
Lawson
Herreshoff
New York
New London
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Prominent Ohio Judge Takes His Own Life
In Cincinnati at the Palace hotel a well known jurist identified as D A Russell of Pomeroy, a circuit court judge and bank president, was found dead by suicide with a revolver. A sealed note for his wife bore a special delivery stamp. no motive is known. Russell was a leading Republican and a supreme court nominee candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Palace Hotel
D. A. Russell
Pomeroy
Circuit Court
Russell
Trouble for Kitchener as Baden Powell goes home in disgrace
London reports Lord Kitchener of Khartoum returning to Britain under censure from Gen. Baden Powell. The British public’s popular hero faces criticism over organizational failures, signaling potential widespread indignation and questions about the war leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powell
London
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Baden- Powell
Kitchener
England
Chilean President Errazuriz Dies After Prolonged Illness
Buenos Ayres July 14 reports Senor Federico Errault, president of Chile, died after more than a year of ill health. He had been elected June 25, 1896, for a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Buenos Ayres
Senor Federio Errault
Cile
Boers Attack Constabulary Post at Houtkop
A dispatch from Lord Kitchener dated Pretoria reports the Boers attacked a constabulary post at Houtkop on July 11 and captured a seven pound gun. They were driven off with British losses of three men killed and seven wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Houtokop
Maine Battle Ship Maine to be launched July 27
Cramp Shipbuilding company informs the secretary of the navy that the battle ship Maine will be launched on Saturday July 27 at 10 AM. No special ceremonies are planned as previously anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Philadelphia
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Secretary of the Navy
Oklahoma Town Wiped Out In Fast Fire
Mountain View Oklahoma was nearly destroyed by a major blaze that consumed the National Bank two hardware stores a furniture store three groceries two dry goods stores and three saloons with losses estimated at 65000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Mountain View
Okla
The
National Bank
Poison Pie Sends Marietta Family to Hospital
Mrs William Martin and her three daughters in critical condition after eating poisoned pie in Marietta Ohio. The pastry was made from canned pumpkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio
William Martin
Record catch weighs around 600 pounds in Watch Hill pond
Real Big Fish in Westerly near Watch Hill drew attention as a horse mackerel weighing likely 600 pounds was pulled from a pond off the east beach. The air measured eight feet long and five feet in circumference, the largest on record for the Rhode Island shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L
Watch Hill
Rhode Island
Mayors Invited to Pan American Exposition
Buffalo dispatch reports Pan American Exposition director Buc hanan invites mayors of about 3,000 cities in Canada and the United States to visit on municipal day August 26 and take part in the event's exercises.
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Emmons Co. Record
D. R. Srezerea
Linton, Emmons Co
Washington Noten
Turkey
James G. Stowe
Cape Town
Crown Winshield
Dewey
Wilson
Col. Mosby
General Land Office
Nebraska
Arthur Ferguson
United States Philippine Commission
Taft
Immigration Bureau
Reformatory, Penal and Charitable Institutes
Root
Gen
Gillespie
Col. Randolph
Col. Carter
Adjutant General's Department
Plant City
Fla
Edward Franklin
David Kinard
Franklin
Kinard
Sylvester Green
McDowell County
Greepy
Edward Windsor
Milford
Del
Thomas B. Windsor
Muncie
Manning Allen
Johnson Bradley
Allen
Albany
E. A. McConkey
John Bryant
Bryants
McConkey
Harry Daly
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Julian Arias
Arias
Daly
Galveston
Gulf
Yankees
Dowle
Angel of the Lord
Frankfort
Pere Marquette
Gomez
Cuba
Wisconsin
Dun’s
Gus Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Madison Square Garden
Cleveland Bank
Hawley
Hartford
Edinburgh
Leith
Ludington
Manitowoc
James R. Adams
Waterloo
Northwest
Phelan
Andrew Carnegie
San Francisco
Hatzfeldt
Ceslie P. Huntington
Salem
Kokomo
Dimmitt
Canada
Atlantic
Rivals
Errazru
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