Senate considers Edtter New and new consuls in early 1883
Washington reports the Senate committee resumes the nomination of John C. New as consul general in London and notes other appointments. Thos Sherman named for Liverpool post. several nominations including governors, marshals, and railway postmasters listed. Oklahoma proclamation and Senate caucus details also cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
H. N. Hostey
United States
Omaha
Yokohama
Japan
Barbadoes
Thayer
Netherlands
State Department
Nicholas M. Bell
Foreign Mail Bureau
Post Office Department
Norman T. Robinson
Virginia
Wilson
Arkansas
J. H. Otis
Illinois
Robinson
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Murot Halstead
Germany
Sherman
Eller
Halstead
Robi, Adams, Jr
Pennsylvania
George Chandler
Kansas
Interior
George L. Shoup
Idaho
Edward J. Curtis
Jacob V. Admire
King Fisher Stage
Indian Territory
Jacob C. Robberts
Nebraska
T le
King Fisher Stage Station
Chas. B. Vogdes
A. Cornell
Georgia
New York
Wm. Pinckney
West Virginia
Clement Studebaker
Indiana
T. J. Jefferson
Coulridge
Mass
Wm. Henry Trescott
South Carolina
Andrew Carnigie
J. BR. G. Peltkin
Louisanna
Morris Estee
California
J. H. Hanson
United States of America
Mexico
Central and South America
Haiti
San Domingo
Empire of
Brazil
Washington
Edwin H. Terrell
Texas
Belgium
John F. Abbott
New Hampshire
Republic
Columbia
John W. Berryman
Varsailles
J. M. Ried
H. J. Depue
Lacons
H. J. Moore
Charleston
S. A. Ballou
Naperville
F. A. Facer
Galesburg
C. J. Derelin
Springvalley
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Allen S Thorndyke Rice
Russia
Patrick Egan
Chile
Thomas Ryan
Murat Halstead
Blackburn
Call
Quay
Plumb
Ingalls
Teller
Cullom
John J. Dillie
Guthrie
I.P
Wanamaker
Alonzo Burt
Railway Mail Service
Cincinnati
J. B. Gwin
Wasutsxerox
Neomwmaaou
George B. White
United States Navy
Bureau
Department of the Navy
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Louis A. Walker
Helena
Mon
Montana
Janes E. Kelly
Bloomington
Neh
William Junkin
Fairfield
Iowa
Charles F. Ashley
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency
Charles R. Scoberg
Port Peck Agency
George B. Shields
Missouri
Zach Montgomery
James N. Huston
Huston
Republican State Central Committee
Ellis H. Roberts
New York City
Wm. F. Wharton
Hunted outlaw and ministerial notes across cities
English journal comments on Patrick Egan’s appointment as United States minister to Chili provoke little reaction in London. Irish members meet, Parnell silent, Freeman’s Journal calls the choice a striking government error. Evictions at Clongorey and a burned row of houses follow, with police quarters spared in one. Captain Craft, heavy and incapacitated, is investigated after a Harrisburg disappearance.
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London
Patrick Egan
United States
Chili
Parnell
Freeman's Journal
England
Epinzuren
Dusuin
Clongorey
Liverpool
Frigate
Why-Not
M. P
Government Hospital
Captain Craft
Harrisburg
Sillman
Third Artilery
Washington
Pittsburg
Death of English Statesman John Bright and Life Sketch
Hon John Bright died at 8 30 this morning after a long public career. Born in Lancashire November 16 1811 he rose from Quaker roots to lead Liberia reform and anti Corn Law efforts. He served in parliament from 1843 and as president of the board of trade 1868 70. He championed reform and Irish disestablishment and was famed for oratory. Married twice to Elizabeth Priestman and Margaret Leatham, with four sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bright
Prince and Princess of
Ales
Lancashire
Jacob Bright
Board of Trade
Gladstone
Anti-Corn Law League
Russia
China
United States
England
Duchy of Lancaster
Elizabeth Priestman
Jonathan Priestman
Newcastle
Margaret E. Leatham
Wakefield
Young Jewess Kidnapped in Chicago Mystery
Miss Hattie Mendelson an eighteen year old factory worker says she was seized on a Chicago street near State and Van Buren at 6 45 pm and carried to a buggy then dragged out on Prairie avenue near Fortieth Street. She regained partial consciousness, purse with nine dollars and a Jersey missing, and two passersby helped after she screamed. Her parents call the tale puzzling and state Eva Mitchell’s murder nearby remains in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmoaeo
Fortieth Street
Eva Mitchell
To Capture Robert Garrett and His Party
The Robert Garrett party, initially bound for Mexico, will instead visit Thomasville Georgia and then return to Baltimore. The change followed warnings of a gang intending to seize Garrett for ransom and was confirmed by reports from the Garrett banking house. Health of Mr. Garrett is reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garrett
San Antonio
Texas
Thomasville
Mexico
Ringwood
N. J
Garrett
Garretts
Mr. Garrett
Ranson
Garrett’s
Baltimore
New York
Garret Banking House
Judge Thurman Receives Ovation in Ohio Legislature
In Cotempes Ohio March 26 the Ohio House recessed to honor Allen G Thurman and Judge Patton of Defiance. Speaker Lampson praised the "Old Roman" as a distinguished statesman. Thurman modestly replied that such a greeting would make him blush if younger. Judge Patton, over eighty, was then introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotempes
Ohio
Allen G. Thurman
Judge Patton
Lampson
America
Captain Craft Arrives in Washington from Harrisburg
Captain David L. Craft, described as an insane army officer, arrived in Washington yesterday from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and was placed in the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixeton
David L. Craft
Washington
Harrisburg
Multiple Homicides and Disappearances Reported Across States
March 27 reports describe a farmer John Rosen Barger shot dead in Nebraska then setting his house on fire and killing himself near Creighton. Charles Gordon a grocer in Leavenworth murdered by an unknown Black man on Fifth Avenue. Mrs John Thuring arrested for plots to murder husband for life insurance. Calvin M Dellinger sentenced to ten years for wife murder in Lancaster. George R Spaulding found dead by suicide over jealousy in Aurora. Frank Buck arrested in Tennessee as Chicago killer guess. Ortolan steamer foundered on Lake Chapala with fifty bodies recovered. A man presumed to be Harry S Bateman found dead near Monerville with severe injuries. murder suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osana
Neb
John Rosenbarger
Creighton
Leavenworts
Kan
Charles Gordon
Fifth Avenue
Prressure
John Thuring
Lancaster
Calvin M. Dellinger
Aurora
George R. Spaulding
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Hattie Gurnetu
Menpnis
Tenn
Frank Buck
Tascott
City of Mexico
Lake Chapala
Guadlajara
Moner
Ind
Harry S. Bateman
Ninth Infantry
Fostoria
Ohio
Bee Line
Bacar Pass
Texas
Col. Holliday
Pecos
Langly
United States
Carcaco
Mary Short
Fourth Avenue
John Short
Norway
Harriszore
Margaret Cameron
J. Donald Cameron
J. William Clark
Newark
N. J
Senator Cameron
Myr
Mrs. Clark Will
Europe
Los Ancenos
Cal
New
Santa Clara
California
Torres
Ispranxarouis
Indianapolis
John E. Sullivan
Canada
Crxerswatt
Murat Halstead
Germany
Gauessure
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Lincoln
Patrick Egan
Egan
Sprinermip
State Senate
Harrison
Robert T. Lincoln
England
New York
Maritime Exchange
Conserva
Samoa
Muncie
Menere
Cal Stout
BR. G. Hemingway
Stout
Willis
Mr. Stunt
Hrrox
Dak
Here
Corona
Parkersspung
W. Va
Charles B. Smith
Congress
James M. Jackson
Cmiaco
British- American Society
St. Jccvis
Borrano
Prrrsuure
Deacon Wallace Expels Whitney From Westminster Church
At Westminster Presbyterian in Rockford Illinois on a Wednesday night a faction known as the Beekmanites pressured the prayer meeting claiming Rev George J Schweinfurth is the Christ returned. Deacon Wallace seized Disciple Whitney by the collar and expelled him from the room, then removed another Beekmanite. The group vowed to press their beliefs upon the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockrorp
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Church of the Redeemer
Beekmanites
Geo. J. Schweinfurth
Earth
M. M. Kinneher
Shheinfurth
Conde
Whitney
Deavon Wallace
Woman and husband whip two men with cowhide in public dispute
In New Aubany Indiana on March 27 Mrs Marsh used a cowhide to assault Buck Losson and Fritz Bott after they insulted her via a child. Her husband, Ohio Falls Ironworks superintendent, aided by disarming Bott and restraining Losson, then finished the punishment in the engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Aubany
Ind
Buck Losson
Fritz Bott
Marsh
Bott
Losson
Lasson
Bombardment and prize fights reported from distant towns
In early March Legitime’s gunboats were said to bombard Gonaves, with reports of heavy damage and potential town destruction. Separately, prize fights near Burrillville and Meader, Duffy, ended in contentious outcomes. Ohio temperance notes mention a Democratic convention nominating a full ticket amid wets versus drys. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted as a remedy for appetite and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Ohio
John H. Jones
L. G. Schuman
Fred Dasher
A. Jacobs
Terrific hurricane hits Samoa wrecking ships
Dispatches from Auckland report a violent Samoan hurricane on March 15 sweeping Apia harbor. US ships Watalaka Trenton Nipsic and German vessels Adler Eber Olga were total losses or beached with casualties. The Vandalia and Nipsic crews saved amid heavy German losses as three hundred more sailors were ordered to Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Auckland
Samoan
Watalaka
Trenton
Nipsic
Olga
Adler
Eber
Wasnxatox
United States
SamMral
Navy Department
Auckanp
Frank Jones
Geo. Jordan
N. H. Joseph
John Kelly
Thos. Kelly
N. Whinsellen
CC. HH. Kratcher
Chas. Kruse
Freok Lessman
Geo. Morrage
Aylmer Montgomery
Thos. Tiley
UW. H. Statman
C. E.G. Stanford
John Sims
G. H. Wells
John Miliford
Henry Wixted
Ah Kow
Ah Peck
Pendaug
Techor
Geo. W. Calan
John Gill
Joshua Teap
Thomas Johnson
David Keleher
Henry Poutsell
William Watson
Prenton
Trenton’s
Vandalia
Nipsie
Eher
Wilson
Kimrercy
Wasatsatox
Apia
Coble
Kimberly
Department
Lospen
Ostend
Comtisse Flanders
Flanders
Prince Jerome Bonapart
Antwerp Merchant Prince’s Death After Firm Failures
Ferdinand Van dertaelen, a leading Antwerp merchant prince nicknamed the John Bright of Belgium, killed himself following the collapse of several allied firms. The incident shocks society as liabilities are expected to be colossal. authorities consider bankruptcy and criminal probes in related matters. Fire at the Baltic timber yard near Buckingham Palace causes injuries and £60,000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Ferdinand Vandertaelen
Mgr. Vandertaelen
John Bright
Belgium
Lexpox
Marcel
Lord Mandeville
Lord Manderville
Jim
Phyllis Boughton
Burlesville Fame
Viscount Dargan
Dennix
Mareh
Queenstown
New York
Uay
Enisacne
Muareh
Patrick Frazer
Hight Court of Justice of Scotland
Lospex
Buckingham Palace
Weir Murphy World Title Fight Ends In Stop For Day
Kovrrs Indiana April 1 reports the featherweight world championship bout between Weir the Belfast Spider and Frank Murphy of England paused after the eightieth round with claims of a finished finish before tomorrow. Ring injuries include a broken Murphy rib and a jaw fracture for Weir. several bouts were postponed or canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovrrs
Ind
Weir
Belfast
Frank Murphy
England
Davies
Murphy
Chicago
Smith
McAuliffe Daily
John L. Sullivan
Salt Syndicate Negotiations Suffer Setback Amid Michigan Hurdle
Report from March 28 describes a hitch in forming a national salt syndicate as New York and Kansas manufacturers show willingness to join while a Michigan obstacle blocks progress. A prominent maker notes potential consolidation may fail despite interest from Oklahoma lands and Colorado buyers amid talks in St Clair County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Sasisaw
National Salt Syndicate
Mamiy
New York
Kansas
Michigan
St. Chir
Shiron
St. Clair Fond
New York Firm Bids on State Loan Act in April
bidders for the 1,400,000 loan include H Mollar & Co of New York offering 87 cents per hundred on 700,000 and 17 cents on 370,000 for interest, while the German Savings Bank bids higher. Moller & Co foresee acceptance even if the German bank objects, indicating confidence in the act's validity.
New York Mahoning and Western Crosses Lake Erie Road
After several failed tries the New York Mahoning and Western railroad finally crossed the Lake Erie and Western line at Winonay Ohio. As the eastbound Lake Erie fast train passed a group of one hundred men in hiding rushed the crossing and laid the track before a switch engine could return. The operation occurred in a heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winonay
New York, Mahoning and Western Railroad
Lake Erie and Western Road
Lake Erie
Disgraceful Fight Between Boxers Ends Amid Protests
Jimmy Doyle of Fort Wayne defeated Duluth’s John Herdic after sixteen hard rounds in a prize fight staged two miles from Fort Wayne. Police planned interception as crowds paid admission amid chaos and rooftop spectators. State authorities warned they will hamper future fights. Doyle vows last appearance. Herdic received minor injuries and the crowd included notable locals and donors from the Jenkinson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
St. Joe River
Shober
Jimmy Doyle
Fort Wayne
John Herdic
Duluth
Doyle
Herdic
Jimmy
Oliver
Robinson
Supreme Court backs city council in water works probe
The state supreme court last week reversed Judge Chapin and sustained the city council in investigating the water works trustees Hedekin Meyer and Kankle. The council may question their authority to contract and spend without city approval, and remove trustees for cause. The ruling holds council inquiries fall within its discretion when not harming property rights or taxpayer interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the State
Chapin
Messrs
Hedekin
Meyer
Kankle
Henry Colerick
Superior Court
Mitchell
Colerick
Court of Chancery
Council
Charley Turner Likely Named Fort Wayne Federal Marshal
The Indianapolis News reports United States Marshal Dunlap will appoint Charley Turner of Owen County as Fort Wayne federal marshal. A Sentinel check confirms two Charley Turners in Indianapolis. the subject is Charles A. Turner, formerly at the Cent Saloon and Atlantic Garden, active in local politics. He is past thirty and received official notice at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dunlap
Andy Hart
Ed Conway
John A. Robinson
Owen County
Conway
Hart
Dudley
Foster
William Day
Evimsville
Charles Turner
Fort Wayne
Charley
Sentinel
Turner
Charles A. Turner
the & Cent
Atlantic Guarden
E Harrison
Wemerwurst
Golden wedding of L H Noble celebrated in Goshen
The parents of Mrs. 3.5 Jenkinson mark fifty years of marriage with a large party at Goshen home. About two hundred guests attend including Elkhart county settlers and relatives from distant cities such as St. Louis, St. Paul, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. The Noble children Joseph, Charles, Mrs. Frank Hascall, and Mrs. Joseph Jenkinson are noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
L. H. Noble
St. Louis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Messrs
Joseph and
Charles Noble
Frank Hascall
Joseph J. Jenkinson
Meeting of North Indiana Conference at Lagrange
The North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene in Lagrange Indiana for one week with Bishop E G Andrews presiding. Local pastors B M Barns M C Cooper D C Woolpert C H Williamson J C Cook may receive new charges as successors are chosen, with Van Slack considered for Berry Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Lagrange
E. G. Andrews
New York
B. M. Barns
Wayne Street
M. CC. Cooper
St. Paul Church
D. C. Woolpert
Berry Street
C. H. Willinson
Simpson M. E
J. C. Cook
Trinity Church
van Slack
Goshen
Oklahoma Border Boomers Promise Rapid Oklahoma Growth
Indianapolis Sentinel reports Oklahoma boomers swarming the borders with 10,000 on the Kansas side and as many on the Texas line, awaiting the president's proclamation. William Bookwalter, express messenger, notes growing migration, likely bloodshed over land and hopes for 200000 population within a year as farmers move from mortgage-heavy Kansas to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sentinel
William Bookwalter
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Charles A. Bookwalter
State Printing Bureau
Sentinel
Bookwalter
Kansas
Texas
Bookwalters
Keene Foreman Reports New Railroad Route Progress
Mrs. W A Keene chief contractor is in the city with Keene Construction of St Louis. He walked the old canal tow path chosen for a new Attica Fort Wayne railroad and calls the route excellent aside from curves fills and grading. Work to begin here and at Attica by May 1 with grading due by January. The railroad company is selling bonds in New York with $2 000 of fine printing on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Keene
Keene Construction Company
St. Louis
Aveline House
Keene
Attica
Mr. Keene
Fort Wayne
City
Deaths Reported for Week Ending March 30 1889
The city undertakers report deaths for the week ending March 30 1889 with ages and causes including Fred Hilman 81 old age Joseph A Lithgow 33 apoplexy Christian Young 1 year 6 months bronchitis Mabel Brinsley 8 months inflammation of bowels Mary Rempis 34 hemorrhage Louisa Armack 29 inflammation Alvin Grimsenkamp 7 months whooping cough Augusta Hennings 54 dropsy Herbert Engelbert 3 months spasms Vincence orphan 1 month marasmus Edith V Gorsline 1 year 6 months spinal meningitis Child of Joseph Barre 13 days exhaustion Gertrude Moering 9 months whooping Celester Farre 2 months cramps Child of Frank Hake 5 months pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hilman
Joseph A. Lithgow
Christian Young
Mabel Brinsley
Mary Rempis
Louisa Armack
Alvin Grimsenkamp
Augusta Hennings
Herbert Engelbert
Vincence
Marasmus
Edith V. Gorsline
Joseph Barre
Gertrude Moering
Celester Farre
Frank Hake
Pneumoni
Death of Mrs Catherine Aveline Prominent Fort Wayne resident
The Indianapolis News notes the death of Mrs Catherine Aveline at her granddaughter Mrs G C Dickey’s residence on South Meridian Street aged eighty. A Montreal native she spent most of her life in Fort Wayne and moved to the city eight years ago. Funeral at St John’s Cathedral tomorrow at 10 AM. She formerly lived with ex-Sheriff William T Pratt on Dallas Avenue and was a pioneer beloved for grace and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Catherine Aveline
C. B. Cones
G. C. Dickey
South Meridian Street
Montreal
Fort Wayne
St. John’s Cathedral
Hebrew Congregation to Install Cincinnati Rabbi
The Hebrews of this city engage a brilliant young rabbi from Achduth Yeshalom Temple to assume the pastorate. He has spoken from the pulpit here and is regarded with rare promise. He will not graduate until July but will soon be heard by his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstead
Murat Halstead
Germany
Payne
Senate
Cullom
Mr. Halstead
United Press
Hebrews of
Achduth Yeshalom Temple
Gutmacher
Cincinnati College
Great Surprise in Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs
A bold sales pitch promises relief for acute pain and chronic coughs from Kemp's Balsam. Drugstores offer samples free with purchase, and the product is described as a guaranteed remedy sold in large bottles for 60 cents or one dollar.
Tragic Night Incident Ends Bright Boy's Life
George Gavin an eighteen year old Bright Boy and son of Robert Gavin was shot at his home on Armory Street after pulling a pistol from his coat as he read a newspaper. The shot likely struck a major vessel, and he died within twenty minutes. The family mourns as neighbors gather, the verdict unclear but the event serves as a grim warning on firearm dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gavin
George Gavin
C. Tresselt & Son
Nickel Plate Railroad
Cerpany
Qurmi
Gavin
Brilliant Cincinnati student rabbi fills Addash Yeshanlom pulpit
Rabbi Gries, a standout student from Cincinnati Hebrew College, preached at Addash Yeshanlom Temple. His eloquent sermons praised Israel's history and urged unity among his people, as Cincinnati students continue supplying pulpit duties until Rabbi Gutmacher's permanent arrival and August settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Addash Yeshanlom Temple
Escaped convict eludes jailers near Huntington
An escaped convict from Jeffeepol penitentiary, known as George Hart, fled with ex-convict John Smith and clerk A Ballou after abducting Louis Veach at the Millie Time kiln works near Huntington. Convicted of manslaughter eleven years earlier, he was nearing release on good time. The trio, both from Indiana, hunted Veach to recapture him, with multiple failed attempts to kill Smith during the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Jeffee
Songville
A. Ballou
John Smith
Louis Veach
Huntington
George Hart
Pigness
Veach
Indiana
Smith
Smith Sin
Warner's Safe Cure touted as life changing remedy
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy for illness, praising its founder Hon. H. H. Warner of Rochester for recovering from kidney disease and expanding laboratories and warehouses across multiple countries. It claims cures for various diseases, all from medicinal plants, and asserts high trust and availability in first-class drug stores worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
H. H. Warner
Rochester
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
England
Germany
Austria
Australia
Burma
Europe
America
Nickel Plate brakeman injured in car coupling mishap
George Klug of the Nickel Plate was seriously injured when his foot was run over while coupling cars in the city. The incident involved Geo King, also of the Nickel Plate, and occurred Monday morning. Klug resides at 208 East Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. King
Nickel Plate Company
Mr. Klug
East
Wayne Street
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Edtter New
Senate Committee On ‘Commerce
John C. New
Thos. Sherman
Maine
Mr. Blaine
Supreme Court
Fuller
Justice
Qurom
Chas. C. Watters
W. A. Meyer
Eighth Infantry
R. Sullivan
Navy
W. L. Pierce
Gainesville
Harper Brosius
Alliance
Z. T. Grayson
Prescott
J. F. Gerge
Dardenelle
I. W. Brokar
Russellville
Gee
Budd
Bozeman
J. M. Moore
Anaconda
Washington Territory
J. D. Hodgne
Tacoma
W. B. Hodge, Jr
Marshall
Hawley
Platt
Charles E. Brown
James A. Tanner
Brooklyn
John Palmer
Albany
Pepresmieare Farquhar
Edwin W. Bigelow
Boston
George E. Darn
L. C. Jackson
W. T. Doolittle
C. W. Vickery
Washington, D. C
Engar Cor
L. M. Terrell
Atlanta
B. M. Turner
George W. Pepper
Cleveland
T. B. Dodge
Wasnixeton
John Hicks
Wisconsin
Peru
George B. Loring
Portugal
Marion Erwin
Tyre Glenn
North Carolina
James O. Churchill
Robert Lincoln
Great Britain
Allen Thorndyke Rice
Patric Egan
A. R. Demond
Goram
A. W. Lansing
Plattsburgh
R. A. Paul
Saltsburgh
J. B. Patrick
Clarion
D. M. Jones
Scranton
A. D. Cowles
Statesville
N. C
W. B. Webster
Cresco
Iowa.; ©. A. Wilcox, Quincy, DL; O. E. Vanguild
Rive Lake
Wis
J. H. Welch
Winabego City
Minn
J. C. Easton
Waren
O. K. Serviss
Kansas City
J. M. Kinser
Hope
Chace
Butler
George
Turpie
Cassius M. Barnes
John I. Dille
Nez Perves
O. B. Happy
Mayfield
Wm. Jenney
Mount Clemens
P. Lindsey
Norman Perkins
Minnesota
J. 8. Weaver
Mesers
Lindsay
Bies
Queer Abduction
Thurman
Mie
Rio’ Ina
Wallace
Whit
Ney
The
House of Worship
Legitime
Binyti
Solares
Haytisn
Port Au Prince
Gonaves
Prins Hans Frederick
Port-au- Prince
Preston
Blaine
Providence
R. L
Jack Ashton
Joe Lannon
Burrillville
Ashton
San Francisco
Meader
Duffy
Hood
Prince
Ferdinand Vanedertaecien
Weir-Murphy
SHE Salt Syndicate
Oklahoms Landa
Denver
Col
Colorado
Tal Mahoning
Dr. Sage
Trustees
Bre
Charley Turner
Jenkinson
Galveston
Swarrow
Death
Grandma Aveline
Bright Boy
Atedentaily
Lies
Rabbi Gries
Jewish Temple
Hebrew College At
Gries
Cincinnati University
Chatanooga
Israel
Ach2uth Vedhabad Temple
Lillie
George Klug
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