Laura Snowden and Fitzsimmons Gang Exposed in Pan American Blackmail Plot
Porissane March 25 detectives outline Laura Snowden as a leading adventuress and blackmailer. Her diary shows plans to entrap Pan American congress delegates in 1889 and extort money with threats of exposure. The case links to Frederick C. Fitzsimmons, slayer Gilkenson, nabbed in Ohio. Brockville ties and a large manhunt conclude with arrests and a dramatic pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porissane
Laura Snowden
Fred Fitzsimmons
Colwell Street
Pan-American Congress
Pittsburg
Medical Review
New York
Jas, Smith
Miss Snowden
Metropolis
Snowden
Gilkenson
Frederick C. Fitzsimmons
Brockville
Ont
Fitzsimmons
Jefferson
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Louisiana
Novelist Warns Government of Danger From Foreigners
William Hosea Ballou, a novelist living in New Orleans, writes to President urging strict immigration checks. He warns that foreigners seeking aid from foreign powers threaten U.S. safety and urges harsher inspections to prevent loyalty conflicts during national crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineron
William Hosea Ballou
New Orleans
Executive
United States
Washington
State bonds for veterans bounties debated by attorney general
In Lansixe on March 26 Attorney General Ellis ruled the state cannot issue bonds to fund payoffs to those who did not receive them. He suggested bonds up to 694000 may be issued and 500000 from a war tax refund could be allocated for bounties. The plan would distribute over a million dollars to veterans who volunteered early but received nothing, while 1864 enlistees were paid generous bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansixe
Ellis
Setate
Coombs verdict ManSlaughter and Twenty One Years
In Crawfordsville Indiana March 27 the jury found Coombs guilty of manslaughter for the January 29 shooting of W B McClure after he struck a fence with a club Coombs was sentenced to twenty one years in the state penitentiary The offender fired as McClure ran away Thieves arrested in Laporte after robbing a Grand Rapids and Northern Indiana car last Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Coombs
W. B. McClure
McClure
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Laporte
Grand Rapides
Rochester Clothing Strike Paralyzes Industry in Hard Times
In Rochester New York nearly 20 000 workers face destitution as clothing cutters strike disrupts a city with an 11 million annual output The Manufacturers deny attacking organized labor blaming disruption on the Knights of Labor and plan to reopen collectively next Monday Major William Sheldon sues the Cutters and Trimmers assembly 725 K of L for 15000 damages citing conspiracy intimidation and extortion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochesten
N. Y
Central Hudson Railroad
Knights of Labor
Rochester
William Sheldon
K. of L
Parmer Pollock and Theresa Hodson Wed in Kinship Tie
Russiavinter March 27 A romantic wedding united James R. Pollock a wealthy widower farmer two miles west of the city and Mrs Theresa Hodson widow of the late Wm Hodson and daughter of Hon James Thompson of Irvington The ceremony was led by Rev Hayden Rayburn at his Kokomo residence at noon followed by a reception with both families and children from past marriages. The couple had long been lovers twenty five years ago before drifting apart then reuniting in a brief courtship leading to yesterday’s union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russiavinter
James R. Pollock
Theresa Hodson
Wm. R. Hodson
James Thompson
Irvington
Hayden Rayburn
Kokomo
United Families
Theresa Thompson
Head End Collision Destroys Sugar Trains Near White House
A late Tuesday night head end collision on the Erie lines near White House west of Horsxernisville destroyed 17 car loads of sugar in bond. Engineer Kurtz was seriously injured. In Martinsville John S. Newby, a prominent lawyer, died at his home after a career beginning at Mooresville and Indiana University. Edward Casper, 12, confessed placing railroad obstructions in New Jersey causing damage to passing trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsxernisville
White House
Erie
Kurtz
Martinsyille
John
Newby
Mooresville
Indiana University
York
New York
Edward Casper
Mount Holly
Burlington
N. J
Knights of Labor Broadcasts Rochester Clothing Boycott
The Journal of the Knights of Labor urges local committees to countermand orders from Rochester clothing dealers. Retailers are told to stop buying from Rochester manufacturers until the "tyrants" in the Rochester combine meet organized labor and grant justice. Reports are to be sent to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Rochester Combine
P. O. Box
Chicago
Til
Woman in Men's Clothes Captured for Horse Theft in Texas
In Cassan Texas on March 28 state rangers found two people in Peas river brakes. A search revealed a woman in men's attire, matching Montague county horse theft suspects. Owners later identified the stolen horses, and Pearl Starr, Belle Starr’s daughter, was named among the prisoners. The pair had no weapons, though Pearl is described as skilled with a Winchester and six shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxan
Texas
Peas River
Montague County
Pearl Starr
Belle Starr
Bowen Heirs Evade Tax, Flee With Millions
Abner H. Bowen heirs abandon his palatial Deurat residence and flee Wednesday night with notes bonds and mortgages valued in the millions. Bowen died a year ago leaving a 5 million estate to a widow and five children. County officials moved to collect taxes dating to 1881 but the heirs refused to surrender the personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deurat
Ind
Abner H. Bowen
Willionaire
Swindler Bain Falls Into Uncle Sam's Clutches
In Zanesville Ohio Postmaster General Wannamaker ordered non delivery of money orders and registered letters to J M Bain & Co and related aliases. Bain sold forty pounds of powder as a product that would make 400 pounds of soap, taking 200 to 1000 dollars daily. He is bound over to the U S grand jury for fraudulent use of the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Wannamaker
Richards
J. M. Bain & Co
Zanesville Chemical Company
The
Electric Soap Company
J. M. Bain
Bain
United States Grand Jury
Eve of Wedding Ends In Tragic Self Destruction
In Lansine Michigan on March 27 Miss Myrtie Coates nearly eighteen, bound for marriage to Frank Conklin next Wednesday, died within hours after convulsions. A letter found on her, confessing suicide by poisoning and detailing her funeral wishes, was withheld from her lover and authorities by her parents except for a brief, explicit portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansine
Mich
Myrtie Coates
Frank Conklin
Miss Coates
Ownership Battle Over Mary Washington Burial Plot Ends
A Virginia case in Frepenicespurc ruled in favor of George W. Sheppard over the land where Mary Washington is buried. He held the ground but gave brokers Colbert and Keitley an option, who advertised the tombs for sale, prompting Sheppard to withdraw the option. The brokers then sued for 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepenicespurc
Mary Washington
George Washington
George W. Sheppard
Sheppard
Colbert and
Keitley
Washington
Wreck Victims Named in Local Accident Report
The article states man Fred Pierce died in the wreck while engineers Frank White and Wm Lagrange and fireman Fred Cooper were badly injured. All victims are residents of Binghampton. No passengers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pierce
Frank White
Wm, Lagrange
Fred Cooper
Binghampton
Prominent speakers named for Western States congress meeting
Kansas City March 28 summary lists executive committee decisions on speakers and topics including waterway improvement, reciprocity, coinage, agricultural depression remedies, manufacturing promotion, taxation, immigration and land settlement, union laws, railway transport, commerce legislation, irrigation, and arid lands. Notable attendees include Generals Weaver Henderson and Benton McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Commercial Congress of Western States
Gar
T. J. Henderson
Illinois
Ilon
Newton O. Blanchard
Louisana
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Ben Butterworth
J. Burrows
A. Weaver
Ohio
J. J. Ingalls
Kansas
William J. McKinley
BR. Breckenridge
Arkansas
John H. Gear
Iowa
Charles Stewart
Texas
Gilbert A. Pierce
North Dakota
H. M. Thurston
Union
J. L. Torry
St. Louis
George R. Peck
Topeka
General Wheeler
Alabama
T. C. Henry
Denver
John Day
Junction City
David Henderson
Benton McMillan
Tennessee
Hearst Funeral Train Dispute Over Conduct Cleared
Washington committee members deny reports of disorder aboard Hearst’s funeral train to California. Valentine Faulkner and McComas affirm decorum, noting wine only among individuals and unopened. The group says they did not accept official invitations until after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixeton
Congressional Committee
Hearst
California
Washington
Valentine
Senate
Faulkner
McComas
Maryland
San Francisco
Whites and Blacks Threaten Each Other in Oklahoma
In Kingfisher Oklahoma on March 30 local white men conducted a night patrol through negro farm areas and warned thefts would be punished. The mayor received a note from The Committee of Safety promising aid to any colored man attacked and threatening to burn the town if violence continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eine Fisner
Oklahoma
Committee of Safety
King Fisher
Tenement House Row Ends In Shootout Injures Woman
In a long standing dispute among Greeks Armenians and Italians at 126 Pacifico avenue a fresh clash broke out last night Tony Soota shot Mrs Margarina Police intervened firing clubs and revolvers arresting several men including a Scots suspect hiding under a bed near the top floor victim taken to the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiiaco
Arch 30
Pacifico Avenue
Tony Soota
Margarina
Rev T J Shelton Declares Messiah Role In Arkansas
Littre Rock Arkansas March 30 Rev T J Shelton editor of the Kansas Christian and noted southern clergyman proclaimed himself the Messiah and planned to travel with a prominent merchant’s wife to Kansas City. He was arrested in Oakland cemetery while attempting to resurrect a recently deceased young woman from his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littre Rock
Ark
T. J. Shelton
Kansas Christian
The
Christian Church
South
Kansas City
Shelton
Oakland
Free treatment dispensed by Dr Traster on select evenings
Dr Traster of the Lehnitz block announces a free dispensary attached to his office offering free treatment to those in need. He will see patients at the dispensary on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traster
Lehnitz Block
Labor and Capital in Harmony in Chicago Building Season
The Carpenters' brotherhood ratified the agreement reached by the arbitration committee and the Carpenters' and Builders' association and the United Carpenters' council. The pact averts a typical strike and assures a busy Chicago building season as operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crinaco
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
Arbitration Committee
Carpenters’ and Builders’ Association
United Carpenters’ Council
inChicago
Striking Coke Workers Attack Morewood Yards
Two thousand coke workers armed with clubs iron bars and revolvers concentrated around the Morewood yard at 2 am and advanced toward the ovens setting fires tearing tracks and fences and injuring none yet deputies with Winchester rifles sheltered nearby. A large striker meeting is planned for 2 pm with fears of another outbreak tonight as work resumes at Morewood and smoke is expected from 300 ovens by tomorrow if calm holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Funn
Morewood
A Novel Exhibition of Horse Will Power in Chicago
Dr. T W Mc Ginn proclaims a unique display to test his claimed world class horse training. Grand Ridge Illinois stallion once killed three men and crippled others, valued 1800 dollars, bought for 100 with plan to lift by balloon if unruly. Event set for April 13 with paddock lasso and aerial hoisting. It will travel to Chicago for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
T. W. McGinn
F.A. Poundson
Grand Ridge
Chicago
Steamer City of Detroit Sinks After Rock Hit
The City of Detroit of the Detroit and Cleveland line struck a rock at Lime Kiln's Crossing during a fierce storm in the Detroit River at 12:15 AM. The ship settled in twenty feet of water with 70 passengers and 125 tons of freight aboard, wreckers were sent to raise her, and the vessel valued at $375,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
City of
Cleveland
Detroit River
Riverside
Sugar trust peace pact shifts markets across coasts
New York reports Havemyer and Spreckels agree to divide territories to end the sugar war. Spreckels retires from Philadelphia and confines refining to the coast while selling no sugar east of the Rocky Mountains. Havemyer pledges not to interfere west of the Rockies. The arrangement is expected to raise prices temporarily before big operators restore margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
San Francisco
Havemyer
Claus Spreckels
Spreckel
Philadelphia
Rocky Mountains
Italians form Mafia in Pennsylvania to avenge unrest
In Harvestoy Pennsylvania Italian railroad laborers reportedly held a secret meeting and formed a Mafia society to protect their interests and avenge a recent New Orleans lynching and a fatal fight with an American worker. They pricked themselves with stiletto wounds and vowed to take American lives if necessary, sparking local fears of an outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvetoy
New Orleans
Paseo
Colored boy arrested after stealing $700 in Chicago case
Rutherford W Hicks, seventeen, colored, was arrested at Grand Central depot. He is wanted in Chicago for grand larceny after taking $700 from lawyer John W F Thomas whose office was at 444 Clark street. Hicks fled to New York and was arraigned and held for requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rutherford W. Hicks
Grand Central Depot
Young Hicks
Chicago
Hicks
John W. F. Thomas
Clark Street
Thomas
Howe and Hummell
Hicka
Remarkable Revival in Warenville Ohio Sparks Colorful Conversion
Rev Newsome a young colored minister started protracted meetings at the little colored church in Warenville. His eloquence drew white visitors and many from both races professed conversion. The Evangelical church, the largest white church, now hosts crowded nightly meetings for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warenville
Ohio
Newsome
Evangelical Church
Coke Ovens and Mines Active at Morewood
This morning coke is drawn from the ovens at Morewood and workers are at the mines. No demonstrations by the ashikera, but the company expects trouble. March 31. Pa. Mr. Prrasast reports normal operations amid anticipated disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Prrasast
Morewood
Silk workers urge protection and unity in Allentown convention
Patterson N J March 31 The quarterly convention of the United Silk workers of America ended in Allentown Pa with District Master Workman Emil Kaminski presiding. Resolutions condemn low wages since 1889 a 68 percent cut for ribbon weavers and urge workers to unite in the national body. The boycott on Clark company thread of Kearney was endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Silk Workers
Friends of American Labor
Clark Company
Kearney
North Indiana M E Conference Opens At Huntington
The forty eighth annual North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference convened in Huntington with ministers including Reva Van Slyke Eldridge Driver Shackelford and Cooper present. Cooper and Shackelford retire from active duty. replacements named. Bishop Joyce to announce appointments Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Indiana
M. E
Huntington
Reva
G. N. Kldridge
W. M. VanSiyke
J. M. Drivar
N. D. Shackelford
M. ©. Cocper
A. E. Mahin
I. W. Joyce
Rev. Eldridge
W. D. Parr
Eldridge
Joyce
Driver
Simpson Church
van Slyke
Fort Wayne
Shackelford
Trinity Church
Bloomingdale
Cooper
St. Pant Pharoh
Teylor University
God Speed
Clothing Cutters Repudiate Knights of Labor at Worh
The lockout clothing cutters met this morning and passed resolutions repudiating the Knights of Labor and its leaders and denouncing the boycott. Manufacturers will resume accepting applications for work, ending the lockout. James Hughes, indicted for conspiracy and extortion toward manufacturers, was brought from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorrester
Knights of Labor
James Hughes
Philadelphia
Rumor Names Nebecker for U S Treasurer Post
The March 31 rumor locates E H Nebecker of Fountain county Indiana as a possible United States treasurer nominee. Nebecker is noted as a local politician with solid backing and former member of the Republican state central committee. Frank Obalfant, Wells county court reporter, is in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmixotoy
E. H. Nebecker
Fountain County
Ind
Nebecker
Republican State Central Committee
Frank Obalfant
Wells County
Tosaday
Two Local Black Men In Shooting Cheating Scuffle
The incident centers on Bob Rhodes and R Harrison Young two well known colored men in the city. Rhodes fired at Young but missed. Young alerted officers and Rhodes was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing. A separate burglary case led to the capture of a tramp in a Nebraska saloon and a court bound over for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rhodes Revelver
Robert Rhoes
Bob
Basa
Pittburg
Crestline
R. Harrison Young
Gemens
Snother
Fair
Etx
Benso Rhodes
Young
Miealone
Nour Kundes
Murray Street
Rhodes
McCrory
Ryan
Robinson
Adolph Schilling
Schilling
Wilkinson
Nebraska
Mchilling
Ghamies Fairfield
Edgerton Honored by Goshen News in Hicksville Tribute
Editor Tom Starr praises Hon. A P Edgerton in Goshen News letter from Hicksville Ohio. Edgerton, in his seventy ninth year, is lauded as a gentleman scholar with a youthful spirit and clear mind. The piece notes his fifty year anniversary with Mrs Edgerton, Bryan family ties, and his early political career including service in congress and a strong stand on principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Starr
Goshen
Hicksville
A. P. Edgerton
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
Edgerton
Columbus
Bryan
Ohio
Congress
Death of Hon. I. D. G. Nelson noted by Indianapolis paper
The Indianapolis News honors Hon. I. D. G. Nelson as a citizen of high service and active participation in public life. It recalls his long life as a principal in progress, his quick sympathies, and his recent column contributions to the Labor Signal, reflecting his ongoing concern for industrial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. I. D. G. Nelson
Indianapolis News
Hon. I. DL. G. Nelson
Indiana
Nelson
Labor Signal
Indianapolis
State House
Longtime Fort Wayne resident Mrs Ankenbruck dies
Catherine Ankenbruck, aged 84, wife of the late Bernhard Ankenbruck, died at 3 30 am Tuesday at 172 East Washington after a brief illness heart disease. She lived here over fifty years, born November 4 1830 in Housevenkil Hanover Germany came to the U S at six, lived in Logansport and Fort Wayne. Eight children survive all at her bedside: Joseph Martin John Louis and three daughters Mrs William Patthoff Mrs George F Miller and Mrs Jacob Hartman. Funeral from St Marys Catholic church with details to be announced. Other notices: Nancy Scott died at 5 am Tuesday aged 83 born 1807 in Licking county Ohio moved to Allen county in 1839. Surviving children Amelia Barbara George Susanna Sarah William Nancy and Matilda Scott. Funeral Thursday 10 am from residence, interment Oak Grove cemetery Rev Sutton officiating. Charles G Becker formerly with Pittsburg company car shop for thirty years, wagon maker and blacksmith, survived by widow and three children H C Becker Pittsburg L Becker Escanaba Mich and daughter Mrs Schnabel. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm from 170 West Washington, 1 30 from Emanuel Lutheran church. Sophia Beckman of Washington township died yesterday, 86, mother of county treasurer elect Louis Beckmann Kendallville. Born December 15 1804. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Coldwater road schoolhouse. Rev Sauer officiating. Charles John funeral Friday 1 30 pm from Wayne Trace, service 2 30 at St Johns Church Rev Dannecker. Mrs Thomas Larimers of Lake township died Tuesday 9 4 am, funeral Thursday 10 am from residence.
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Catherine Ankenbruck
Bernhard Ankenbruck
East
Washington Street
Ankenbrack
Housevenkil
Hanover
Germany
Logansport
Ind
Fort Wayne
Joseph Ankenbruck
Martin H. Ankenbruck
John Ankenbruok
Louis Ankenbruook
William Patthoff
George
Allen County
Amelia Scott
Barbara Hamilton
George A. Scott
Susanna Graves
Sarah Moffett
William
Nancy
Matilda Scott
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sutton
U. B. Church
Charles G. Becker
Pittsburg Company
Calhoun and
Washington
Washington House
H. C. Becker
Pittsburg
L. ©. Becker
Escanaba
Mich
Schnabel
West Washington Street
Emanuel
Louis Beckmann
Kendallville
Coldwater Road
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sauer
Charles John
Wayne Trace
St. John’s Church
Dannecker
Thomas Larimers
Lake Township
Street Corner Wenders and Peanut Stands License Reform
Street vendors in the city argue that peanut stands and fruit wagons pay little license or taxes compared with store dealers. A petition seeks city action to ban street stands or raise licenses proportionally, noting about twelve street stands and many peddlers already move goods from place to place. The debate mirrors broader efforts to limit curbside commerce and equalize taxation. A Paris report adds that an Englishwoman has allegedly enticed forty three men into marriage, presenting herself as wealthy and widowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
F Calhoun
Paris
Olds Wheel Company Branch to Close Indefinitely
Telegram from Chicago orders the Olds branch to shut down for an unknown period, risking about 300 jobs in this city. Rumors say the move signals a possible breakup of the American Wheel combine, with insiders predicting a 90 day suspension at best. Attempts to reach H G Olds failed, and widespread layoffs also hit the Pittsburg works, affecting workers early in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
American Wheel Company
Chicago
Combine
Sentixen
H. G. Olds
Pittsburg
Nelson's Renarkagle Remains a Racing Enigma
A historical note on the trotting stallion Nelson, expelled from the national association, with race history from 1889 through Kentucky. The piece questions possible fraud or neglect, citing times at Buffalo Hartford Beacon and Beal events, and blames mismanagement by O. H. Nelson of Waterville for the mare's downturn and $7,510 payoff to Frank Noble to beat Aloryon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nelson
National Association
Hartford
Buffalo
Alryon
Mr. Nelson
Frank Noble
Aloryon
Beacon
Maio
Noble
Fan
Kentucky
Jack
O. H. Nelson
Waterville
Sesson
Knights of St. John Install Officers Thursday Night
Knights of St John hold installation and inspection of officers at Princess rink thur sday night with a full program. Col J H Rohan chairs the battalion formation and Col John Dunn of Cleveland inspects battalion officers while Gen J W Kreidler of Dayton oversees inspections. Fort Wayne City band Reineke’s orchestra provide music and Emmett quintet accompanies songs. Honors include flag presentation by H C Berghoff and remarks by P B O Rourke of Lancaster Ohio. The program features prayer, addresses, multiple musical interludes and a finale with Star Spangled Banner and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Princess Rink
Col
J. H. Rohan
Joseph H. Brammer
John Dunn
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
America
Emmett
Edgerton Harrow Business Sold to Indiana Firm
J K Edgerton of Fargo disposes of his valuable harrow operation. Monitor Manufacturing Company of Auburn Junction, Indiana purchases the Fargo Harrow business with all patents and machinery to be moved immediately. Edgerton will maintain his Maiden Lane and Main Street office. the former shop site will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Edgerton
Harrow
Fargo Harrow
Monitor Manufacturing Company
Auburn Junction
Ind
Edgerton
Maiden Lane
Maiden Lans
Main Street
Last Vestige of Oil Mill Leaves Fort Wayne
The Columbia Street oil mill, once part of the National Linseed Oil trust, ceased operations earlier. The building was transferred yesterday to Mayflower Flouring Mills, which will relocate the oil machinery for shipment to Buffalo and Minneapolis. The National trust withdraws from Fort Wayne, ending a once prosperous venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somce
Columbia Street
National Linseed Oil Trust
Mayflower
Buffalo
Minneapolis
National Trust
Fort Wayne
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Kalamazoo
Read
Grand Trunk
Lake Erie
Stillwell
Parmer Pollock
Hodson
Lonpox
Canada
Rourston
Journal of the Knights of Labor
Jas, Hughes
Walter R. Westbrook
R. It
Sens
Ational
Swindler Bain
Uncle Sam
Coates
Loxpon
the Chronicle
Lord Salisbury
Montgomery
Ala
Yellow Pine Lumber Association
J. W. Hite
Missouri
J. M. Bevins
the Farmers Alliance
Sr. Pawn
Minnesota Farmers Alliance
Raven, Ore
Farmers Alliances
D. J. Cole
Westrieve
Delaware and
Hudson River Railroad
Commercial Congress
Sthruck A
Haesty
Pennsylvania
Worh
United States Treasurer
I. Ib
By the
Endianapoli News
American Wheel Works
Renarkagle
Deplar
John Deplar
West Williams Street
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