Gambling ruin hits Booneville postmaster in missing funds
The Arsbetant Postmaster of Booneville, Wm E Denny, is missing thousands in public funds amid a gambling spree. He is a nephew of Indianapolis mayor W Denny. In New York Hiram H Hollis, wool puller and livestock dealer, assigned assets totaling 22,800 with preferences.
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Boonvuiraie
Ind
Wm. E. Denny
Denny
Indianapolis
New Yok
Hiram H. Hollis
West Fifty-seventh Street
Belle Hamlin Wins the Mamlin Wilkes Race at Buda
Belle Hamlin wins the Mamlin Wilkes special trotting race at Buda with a half length margin in 2:15. Roy Wilkes won the earlier 2:20 pacing heat, Graylight captured the 2:17 trotting heat, and the grand match added $5,000 with 60 percent to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buda- Yolu
Belle
Kfwo
Burrato
Hamlin-Wilkes
Roy Wilkes
Graylight
W. J. Andrews
Almonts
Gen. Turner
Wilkes
Belle Hamlin
Harry Wilkes
Sanarona
Belle ’d Or
Honduras
Longstreet
Princess Bowling
Harbor Light
SaRatoca
N. Y
Elma D
Lady Pulsifer
Flitter
Sena
Lady Hemphill
Lockport Society Shaken by Sudden Fall of Heart Masher Budd
Lockport N Y Aug 7 The sudden departure Monday of Frank O Budd from the city sent shock through upper circles of society. A young bookkeeper with ready cash he attracted social attention but creditors pressed and it emerged he was deeply in debt. Budd fled to Gasport by train and vanished. It later surfaced he came from Elmira reform school after a two year sentence for embezzlement of a New York broker and had forged the name of his fiancée’s mother in Bridgeport Conn. He eloped with an actress, was arrested, and a portion of the money was recovered before release. Budd had been earning nine dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
N. Y
Frank O. Budd
Budd
Gaspart
Elmira Reformatory
New York
Bridgeport
Desperate Desperado Boards Train at Cadett Wis
A masked robber boarded the Wisconsin Central eastbound train near Cadett Wisconsin, robbing the asleep conductor’s watch and targeting a Milwaukee sleeper. About a dozen passengers were aboard the sleeper as $100 and several watches were taken. the Chicago sleeper was untouched. The robber fled after pulling the bell rope, sheriff dispatched to the scene. description matches a prior Ellis Junction theft.
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Correna Faris
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Cadett
Milwaukee
Chicago
Catlett
Milwaukee and Northern
Ellis Junction
COLONEL DUDLEY FACES ARREST IF HE ENTERS INDIANA
Indiana Democrats plot to seize Colonel Dudley if he steps on Hoosier soil. A warrant sworn last fall remains in US Commissioner Van Buren’s custody and Milwaukee camp activities may trigger arrest as he travels through Indiana. Detectives plan to monitor his movements for immediate custody.
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Indiana
United States
van Buren
Knights of Labor Membership Declines Reported
In Carcaco August 9 the forthcoming Knights of Labor issue notes the general master workman citing about 215000 members. The report adds that the trend shows a diminishing membership for the order.
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Carcaco
Knights of Labor
Charter Lapse Reflects Plunge in Union Membership
District Assembly No 1 in Philadelphia once had 2314 members while overall union membership fell sharply across the country. Reports indicate many assemblies have returned their charters and existing memberships have dropped to under 100000 in good standing.
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District Assembly No. 1
Philadelphia
Order To Say
Telegraph Telegrams From Across The Nation Aug 7 10 1888
A compact digest of telegraph dispatches from Harrispore Washington Steraine Paulpine Boston Providence and more detailing political party conventions brief battles district news fires shipwrecks and accidents across multiple states with notable items such as the Republican state convention in session in Aug 7 Port-au-Prince fighting July 27 and retreats 60-foot bridge jump and several fatal incidents in Nebraska Ohio Rhode Island California and New Jersey plus a mass of local mishaps and disasters including hail storms floods and railway crashes lasting Aug 7 to Aug 10 1888.
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Mr. Brown
Brown, Steel & Clark
Boston
Provipesce
R. EL
Steve Brodie
Main Street
Pawtucket
Bonsam
Tex
Willow Branch
Here
Red River
Aberdeen
Duk
Brown County
Mazerra
Minn
Canno
John W. Hardee
Towne County
Canada
San Diego
Cal
Euugene Dearn
Wicarra
Ken
John Abbott
Pat Shea
Arkansas City
Indian Territory
Shea
Vinton
Iowa
R. H. Stedman
Philadelphia
Auburn
N. Y
John T. Casey
Gould Manufacturing Company
Seneca Falls
Quinlan
Dak
John McLeod
McLeod
John Woods
Woods
Warsaw
J. W. Ruhe
William Scharlin
James Porterfield
Rahe
Renie
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Forrest Lawn Station
Rochester
Miss Perrin
Johm Jay
Oswego
Forrest Lawn
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
King’s
Robert Wilcox
Hasmond
Ind
George W. Hammond & Co
Cuartanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga, Rome & Columbus Railroad
Speculation Ruins Him A Minneapolis Attorney
A young Minneapolis lawyer, son of a wealthy prominent man, is accused of long running forgeries totaling about 290000 to 300000 dollars in the name of John Blaisdell. The forger, once Blaisdell’s attorney, J Frank Callom, confessed and wishes to go to the penitentiary. Settlement possible to return funds. criminal action threatened if not. Blaisdell’s legal action conducted by F F Davis with detectives in attendance.
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Minn
John
Blaisdell
Minneapolis
Rockwood & Callom
Temple Court
John Blaisdell
Collom
F. F. Dunn
Security Bank
Sealing dispute at Victoria over Black Diamond seizure
Albert Frank, owner of the Black Diamond, arrived from San Francisco as sealing owners vow to resist seizure. Reports say Captain Thomas and crew affidavits claim Lieutenant Tuttle forcibly opened papers and took them, while Frank files for damages against the United States government. News notes that Hawkins sails to Sitka with prize crew aboard the Rush for potential action.
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Victoria
B. C
Albert Frank
San Francisco
Hamly
John A. Hawkins
Ottawa
Marvine
Hawkins
Sitka
Acon
Vicar
Black Diamond
Rush
Thomas
Tuttle
Frank
United States
Police claim Burke helper in Cronin murder evidence
Chicago police in possession of evidence they say proves Burke aided in the Cronin murder and was duped by Coughlin and bosses. A police captain adds Dan Coughlin was at the Carlson cottage when Cronin entered, casting new light on the case. The states attorney pursues a north side employee linked to Clan na Gael who threatens violence to keep witnesses silent.
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Cutcaco
Burke
Cronin
Cooney
Coughlin
Dan Coughlin
Carlson Cottage
Aid Reaches Miners in Spring Valley Illinois
In Spring Valley Illinois on August 7 the second Chicago-provision car arrived and was shared among locked out miners. Local farmers contributed generously while a seven foot vein of coal was opened and rapidly developed. No price disputes have arisen yet for machine-worked miners and tonnage is growing. In Enein Illinois on the same date Hon Frank Lawler spoke at a benefit meeting for Braidwood miners.
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Spring Vanney
Ill
Chicago
Enein
Frank Lawler
Braidwood
Florence Maybrick Found Guilty of Murder in England
In Liverpoo lAug 7 the jury convicted Mrs Florence Maybrick of murdering her husband James Maybrick. The judge condemned the prisoner to death, citing strong evidence of motive and the jury's verdict as the basis for the sentence.
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Maybrick
Duel on Georgia House Floor Ends in Standoff
Two Georgia legislators Messrs Williamson and Calhoun dueled after a personal clash in the state house. Williamson fired five shots, Calhoun one, then Calhoun warned and fired four shots into the air after demanding withdrawal of remarks. They shook hands and left. Alabama Governor Seay seeks extradition. Georgia Governor Gordon to honor requisitions.
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Arlanta
Messrs
Williamson
Calhoun
House of the
Georgia Legislature
Mr. Williamson
Mr. Calhoun
Legislature
Pat Calhoun
Atlanta
J. D. Williamson
Rome
Seay
Alabama
Gordon
Georgia
Spreckles Barred Sugar Syndicate Scheme
Claus Spreckels claimed he could not corner world sugar supply because his holdings in Sandwich Islands plantations and California beet sugar would keep control. Bankers refused funding after his warning, forcing Magdeburg syndicate to seek aid from the American sugar trust and exposing a revenue-defrauding plan.
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San Francisco
Cal
Claus Spreckles
Magdeburg
Spreckles
Sandwich Islands
California
Magdeburg Syndicate
American Sugar Trust
Miner Threatens Withdrawal Over Port Appointment
Henry C. Miner, Republican nominee in the Third district, telegraphed President Harrison demanding Warmoth’s withdrawal as collector of the Port of New Orleans or Miner will pull out of the congressional canvass. He says he will not accept the nomination without pledge of federal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ormeans
Henry C. Miner
Congress
Third District
Harrison
Warmoth
Miner
Behring Sea Dispute Sparks English Sectarian Tension
Lonpox Aug 10 The Behring sea dispute has driven English sentiment toward severing the dominion from Britain. Newfoundland conflicts with French fishermen threaten England and France, while Canada-US relations remain frigid. An article urges Chamberlain be named royal commissioner to resolve sealer rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Behring Sea
England
Nofoundland
France
United States
the Tribune
Chamberlain
Presidential Party Guests Dine with Senator Hale at Exisworth
President Harrison Secretary Blaine and their spouses join Senator Hale for a dinner and overnight stop in Exisworth Missouri. The party includes Mrs Blaine Mr and Mrs Lodge Walker Blaine Miss Blaine Lt and Mrs Mason Major and Mrs Palmer and other guests. A country ride is planned as the day's main amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exisworth
President Harrison
Blaine
Tracy
Wilmerding
Halford
Henry Cabot Lodge
Walker Blaine
Mason
Aleck Palmer
Charles T. Howe
Gursee
Ray
Senator Hale
Columbus denial of Standard Oil gas trust links
A Columbus report claims Standard Oil is organizing a vast natural gas trust and names Calvin S. Brice Oliver H. Payne and James B Townsend as organizers. Townsend stated yesterday that none of the men are connected with Standard Oil and the report is untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerald
Columbus
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Calvin S. Brice
Oliver H. Payne
James B. Townsend
Townsend
Fatal Accident Near Wheaton Involving Buggy And Train
At a railroad crossing in Wheaton Ti a buggy carrying Alma Bender and Michael Graff was struck by a train. The horse was killed the buggy demolished and Alma Bender died from injuries last night Graff was badly injured but expected to recover. The notice then shifts to an advertisement for Hood a Sarsaparilla and a Baptist Weekly quotation praising the product.
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Caicago
Wheaton
Alma Bender
Michael Graff
Trender
Graff
Harrison seeks reass nomination through tour and arrivals
The report chronicles President Harrison's 1892 re nomination bid with travel from Fann River to Boston and Bar Harbor. It covers arrivals aboard the Pilgrim and on the Sappho, the crowds in Massachusetts, official welcomes by Adjutant General Dalton and Lt Governor Brackett, plus details of the president's party and transport arrangements.
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Fann River
Mass
Pilgrim
Harrison
Windom
Proctor
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Dalton
Boston
Benjamin Harrison
Brackett
Kneeland Street
Hotel Vendome
National Lancers
Roxbury Horse Brigade
Batallion Bugle Corps
Vendome
Lanciers
Bere
Lord
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine
Bar Harbor
Exmier
N. H
South Lawrence
Bar Hanson
Samuel F. Phillips
North Carolina
United States
Charles G. Pape
Missouri
Toronto
Richard G. Lay
District of Columbia
Ottawa
Tracy
Wilmirding
Mason
Cordes
Dudley to visit Indians amid train speeches rumor
Washington reports Colonel Dudley plans to travel to Indiana with the Potomac G A R department, delivering speeches from the rear of the train as it passes through the state. Secretary Noble rebukes Tanner commission methods. Tanner aims for G A R commander with Alger opposing him in Milwaukee.
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Washington
Dudley
Indiana
Tanner
Grand Army
Department of the Potomac
Odell
Rusk
Noble
Milwaukee
Russel A. Alger
G. A. R. Alger
Quay
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
French Cook at White House Threatens Suit for Wages
Mme Penlard a French cook who served at the White House last spring and was dismissed in June claims she was hired for the summer and seeks wages for the season. The case is in the hands of Marquis de Chambrue, the French government law representative in Washington, who has sent a letter to President Harrison. If unresolved, the president may be sued in District of Columbia courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasketon
Mme. Penlard
White House
Marquis de Chambrue
Washington
Harrison
District of Columbia
Jack the Peeper Terrorizes Elizabeth Women
An unknown man nicknamed Jack the Peeper is believed to be the terror behind a spate of assaults on women in Elizabeth. Police are investigating sightings and collecting clues while urging residents to remain vigilant.
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Euraperu
N. JL
Jack the Peeper
Elizabeth
Injuries Hit Two Local Workers In Separate Accidents
Frank Widemeyer a Kerr Muray machinist had his right foot crushed when a ton of iron fell from a suspended pulley caused by faulty arrangement. He was treated by Dr Neischang and taken home by manager Dressler. Peter McTigue a farmer was injured when a loaded hay wagon collapsed him. He was taken to St Joe hospital with broken ribs and other injuries. Dr Stemen attended.
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Frank Widemeyer
Kerr Muray Machine Works
Widemeyer
C. F. Neischang
Dressler
Jackson Street
Peter McTigue
Bnes
St. Joe Hospital
Rebecca Street
C. B. Stemen
Postoffice Changes in Weeding Democratic Force
Postmaster Higgins announced Monday appointments to replace reliable Democrats. Kit Carson becomes outside mail carrier succeeding August La Grav, Carson is an ex soldier and Anthony Wayne post member. George L. Ashley takes over for John C. Hunt. Henry C. Niedhammer becomes special delivery clerk, son of George Niedhammer of Jenney Electric. Clarence S. Swann assigned to money order clerk.
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Higgins
Kit Carson
August LaGrav
Carson
Anthony Wayne Post
George L. Ashley
John C. Hunt
Henry C. Niedhammer
George Beimer
Henry
George Niedhammer
Jenney Electric Light Works
Clarence S. Swann
Bloomingdale Stone Mason Rescued From River Suicide Attempt
At noon Friday Alexander Kintz a 70 year old Bloomingdale stone mason tried to end his life by leaping into St Mary's river near Wells street bridge. John Hedges witnessed the act and saved him. He is held at the county jail pending an inquest into his alleged insanity.
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Alexander Kintz
Bloomingdale
St. Mary’s River
Wells Street
John Hedges
Hedges
Harkenrider
Kintz
Wells and
Third Streets
Sarah Collings
Centlivre
Hole in Bloomingdale feeder canal faces action
A local dispute in Bloomingdale centers on a ground hole and the adjoining feeder canal near Fort Wayne Furniture and the Foster waist factory. Councilman John C Kenscill notes the site’s poor appearance as Health Officer Metcalf warns of immediate prosecutions if filling work does not begin.
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Bloomingdale
John C. Kenscill
Fort Wayne Furniture Company
8S. M. Foster
Metcalf
Railroad Conductor Sues for 20000 Damages
Samuel C. Grubbs, a conductor and brakeman for the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroad, sues in circuit court seeking 20000 for injuries suffered near Newcastle Henry county last June when a faulty freight car jammed him between the tender and the car. He claims permanent injuries to hips and back and disability from manual labor plus medical expenses. Holland & Lamb Attorneys represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad
Samuel C. Grubbs
Holland & Lamb
Grubbs
Newcastle
Henry County
Manning Will Probate Bequeaths Estate to Wife
The will of the late Henry Manning was entered for probate Saturday. He bequeaths in fee simple all of his estate, real and personal, to his wife, Maria Agnes Manning. He requests that no executrix be appointed unless absolutely necessary. The will was executed October 11 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Manning
Maria Agnes Manning
Untitled Health Remedies and Urgent Care Notes
A period piece advertises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a life prolonger and blood purifier, alongside warnings of death from illness and urging timely care. It also promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden bowel attacks and notes a local druggist, Mr Anthony Miller, taken ill and a generic call to purchase from Geo H. Forsale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Fire Devastates Renner Cratsley Co and Nearby Stores
A massive Fort Wayne blaze last week gutted Renner Cratsley Co at 56 Calhoun and heavily damaged Sam Pete Max and Louis Wolf Co buildings nearby. Fire officials fought flames from the fourth floor, water and smoke ruined stock, with total losses and insurance tallies reported. The department faced equipment delays and calls for upgraded ladders and waterworks to prevent future disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Renner, Cratsley & Co
Sam, Pete & Max
Louis Wolf & Co
Calhoun Street
Hilbrecht
Wolf
Messrs
Stern, Mautner & Friedrich
Mautner
A. C. Katt
Bernard Trentman
A. C. Trentman
Renner, Cratsley
Trentman
George Ely
Senrixen
Muhler
Harding
Fort Wayne merchants pledge rapid rebuild after fire
Despite last week's blaze, local firms refuse to falter. Renner Cratsley Co. will reorder stock and reopen on a larger scale. I Mautner Co. will replace burned interior with new decorations and expand operations. Louis Wolf Co. awaits insurance adjusters to restore the shop and stock. The businessmen’ spirit reflects Fort Wayne enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Renner
Louis Wolf & Co
Fort Wayne
Reunion at Fort Defiance celebrates Maumee valley ninety five years
Pioneers of the Maumee valley gathered in Defiance Ohio on Thursday for the ninety fifth anniversary of Fort Defiance. Address by ex probate Judge Green. response by Congressman Boothman. Speakers included General Poe Governor Lee and others praising regional growth. Boothman plans a bill to fund grounds preservation and monuments. Hayes and other officers elected for five years. a large dinner followed. General Gibson delivered the main civic oration lasting almost two hours.
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Maumee Valley
Defiance
Fort Defiance
Green
M. M. Boothman
Hayes
Poe
Lee
Toledo
A. P. Edgerton
F. P. Randall
Fort Wayne
W. H. Gibson
Tiffin
Congressman Boothman
R. B. Mitchell
D. G. Cook
Association
Fort
Indiana firms form capital ties with rail and manufacturing
Articles filed in Indianapolis reveal near five million dollars invested in Indiana manufacturing and rail ventures. Fort Wayne Electric company starts with 3 million dollars and aims to produce electrical machinery and appliances. St Joseph Valley Railroad organizes with 1 million dollars to build a line from north of South Bend to near the Ohio state line, passing through multiple counties. Directors include J J Burns and T A Starr among others. Other incorporators include Kokomo's Wm G Fisher Manufacturing, Evansville Diamond Coal Mining, and Rockford Gas and Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne Electric Company
J. H. Bass
H. G. Olds
P. A. Randall
M. W. Simons
R. T. McDonald
St. Joseph
Sudden Death Of Local Salesman Shock Over Family
Mr Henry D Gilliom a salesman for Dan Shordon agricultural dealer fell dead at Leo after a card game his death due to heart disease He was about forty and leaves a wife and child at 333 East Washington street The Auburn Courier praises W Alexander Johnson and Glazier for their care of DeKalb county home praising the jail and poor farm and Johnson’s inspection remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Gilliom
Dan Shordon
Columbia Street
Leo
County
Gilliom
East
Washington Street
Shordon
Auburn Courier
Glazier
DeKalb
The
Courier
W. Alexander Johnson
State Board of Charities
Sheriff Plum
Johnson
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Promises Remarkable Cures
Town report highlights Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs claiming cures for coughs sore throats asthma bronchitis and related ailments. Novice readers urged to try the remedy as a trusted local patent medicine testimonials circulate with cautious optimism.
Miss Irma Jeffords 18 Dies of Typhoid in Fort Wayne
Painful tidings report the death of Miss Irma Jeffords at 3:30 AM at her home 88 West Berry Street after a two week typhoid illness. The Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart graduate, 18 years 8 months, was beloved for her talents and sweet disposition. Sympathy extends to Mrs. J. M. Kane and family as mourners recall her virtuous life. Also noted is the death of P. R. Gage of Gay Street, a former Grand Rapids conductor and long time consumptive patient, aged about 29, leaving a brother and many friends. He was born in Lynboro, New Hampshire, June 29, 1856, and had lived in Fort Wayne since 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Jeffarda
J. M. Kane
West Berry Street
Irma Jeffards
Miss Jeffards
Academy of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
Gay Street
P. R. Gage
Grand Rapids
Lynboro
N. H
Fort Wayne
Tragic Death: Young Curtis Baldwin Run Down by Freight Train
Curtis Baldwin, about 25, killed when a Grand Rapids freight train struck him near the St Marys bridge after he and a companion, William Shinn of Randolph County, attempted to hitch a ride. Baldwin arrived in Grand Rapids Thursday with Shinn, was out of money, and died instantly. The body was taken to Peltier's morgue and an inquest set by the coroner to determine disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peltier
Curtis Baldwin
Grand Rapids
Red Key
Ind
William Shinn
Randolph County
Young Baldwin
St. Mary’s Bridge
Shinn
Baldwin
Leo
Doctor Lewis Schutt's Sudden Departure In Toledo Marriage
Dr Lewis C Schutt and Mrs Jennie Sylor were quietly married at James H Beatty's residence in Toledo on Monday. The city doctor, known to many friends, left abruptly from Calhoun Street and dropped an important business matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis QC
Schutt
Calhoun Street
Toledo
Ohio
Lewis C. Schutt
M. D
Jennie ‘[Sylor
James H. Beatty
J. H. Bethards
Tam Smerr’ Nel
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Ering
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East Washington Street
Renner, Cratsley and Co
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Pete and Jinx
Louis Wolf
Maumee
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Indiana Enterprises
Miss Irma
Perley Gage
Grand Rapids Trails
New York, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Biggs & Biggs
A. T. S. Kist
Collector Cravens
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Internal Revenue District
Lawrenceburg
Louis Schroeder
Schutz-Taylor
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