Congress Sets Hearing Dates for Contested Elections
The Rouse Committee's sub committee releases a hearing schedule for election contest cases beginning after the holiday recess. Hearings will occur twice weekly over successive weeks, with Republicans handling odd numbers and Democrats even, detailing cases across several states and counties. Senate actions include a recess consent and a Missouri River bridge bill, plus a DC representation resolution post poned. Police officers Palmer Flynn Ahern Cunningham and Kelly face charges of conduct unbecoming and neglect of duty in Des Plaines Street case.
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Washmeton
Senate
House-Election Committee
West Virginia
McGinnis
Alderson
Atkinson
Pendleton
Featherstone
Catie
Arkansas
Mudd
Compton
Maryland
Threetoe. Clarke
Alabama
Posey
Parrott
Indiana
Bowen
Buchanan
Virginia
Waddell Va. Wise
Eaton Va. Phelan
Tennessee
House
Missouri River
Kansas River
Hoar
Blair
District of Columbia
Palmer and
Flynn
Michael Ahern
Cunningham
Dvter Kelly
Desplaines Street
Cronin
Twitchell Delivers Banquet Tribute to Canada Governor General
W. U. W. Twitchell the scarred United States consul at Queen's University banquet praises the Canadian governor general. He lauds the peaceful unity of Canada and the United States and notes a frontiers defense achieved without an army or navy. The speech emphasizes friendship, moderation, and mutual respect between nations.
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Kixeston
Ont
United States
W. U W. Twitchell
Queen’s University
Canada
North America
Europe
Corrupt School Superintendent Forced to Leave Loveland
In Loveland Ohio on December 19 a public official J Carmichael a school superintendent is found guilty of writing obscene letters to students. Citizens confront Carmichael who confesses and demands he depart within twenty four hours under pressure from local residents.
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Loveland
Lovenannd
Ohio
J. Carmichael
Carmichael
Burglars Foiled In Night Bank Theft Attempt
Burglars tried to rob the Discount and Deposit Bank at Kentlant Indiana on a Saturday night. They forced vault doors and damaged eight plates before being frightened away by dynamite explosions. They fled on a hand car from Sheldon Illinois, then stole a horse to return. If successful they would have secured several thousand dollars. This report also notes dismissals during the Cronin trial in Chicago.
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Kextuanp
Ind
Sheldon
Henry W Grady Dies Editor of Atlanta Constitution
Henry W. Grady died of pneumonia at 3 40 this morning in Atlanta Ga He was a leading southern editor and journalist with ties to the Atlanta Constitution He studied at the University of Georgia and later edited and invested in the Atlanta Constitution He also served as Georgia correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune for six years His death ends a prominent career in journalism.
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Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Henry Woodfern Grady
Nong Swan
Grady
University of Georgia
Rome
IlLis
Atlanta Constitution
Louisville Courier-Journal
James Gordon Bennett
Georgia
New York
Zeiwich
Crime Falls and Fleeing Thieves Reported Across Towns
In San Jose California William Eubanks killed his daughter then wounded himself after a wage dispute. In Springfield Massachusetts two confidence women swindle about 2000 dollars from charity seekers along the Boston and Albany line. In Wiscar Es No Man's Land thieves raid Stevens County Ros with thirty horses, while in Burrs Montana John O Neill is killed by his son in law after a wife’s return. coroner deems the shooting justifiable.
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San Jose
Cab
Wm. Eubanks
Los Latos
Springfield
Mass
Westfield
Boston and Albany
Berkshire
Wicsira
Eas
Dee
No Man's Land
Stevens County
Ros
Texas
Brewer
Federal Court
Paris
Exns
No Man’s Land
T c Reatch
Burrs
Mont
John O'Neill
Wim
Tragic Christmas Cantata Rehearsal Fire Claims Young Lives
A rehearsal at Tilden public school in Detnorr Michigan turned deadly when a candle toppled into flammable costumes. Sixteen burned, two fatally, with several others seriously hurt. Fifteen year old Jennie Laukshear died at midnight and Tertha Moods died the next morning, among others badly burned.Authorities battle blaze as injured children were rushed to hospital. two additional youths later died, and doctors held little hope for recovery.
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Detnorr
Dee
Tilden
Hiey
Jennie Laukshear
Tertha Moods
Wins
Anis
Bessie Bamford
Nellie Westgate
Lucy Renshaw
Carrie Bentliff
Nellie Thatcher
Cora Sherrick
Bessie Zeley
Don Mollandes
Mabel Sonis
Georcia Horne
Death of prominent Austin ottoman leaves large fortune
Mr A We Aus tin dies in Chicago at about 60 after neuralgia of the heart. He leaves a widow and two grown children and an estate estimated between 1 million and 1 590 000. The deceased was well known in Chicago society and had connections with Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnieaoo
A We. Austin
Chicas
Lus Suabiehun
Ahy Austin
Trains Collide. Engineer Fatally Injured in Pennsylvania
In Benmie ncim Pennsylvania a rear end collision between the eastbound Buffalo Express and a freight train left Engineer Mouree Mosic fatally injured and Fireman Irwin Godby wounded. Dozens of freight cars demolished. no passengers harmed.
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Benmiencim
Buffalo Express
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mouree Mosic
Irwin Godby
Prrtsscre
Monongahela River
New York
pan-American
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Belroy
E. W.kellogg
Thompson- Houston Electric Company
Hayti
Douglas
United States
Wicenrra
Kan
William Frenane
Kansas City
Kittleman and Skinner
Kingston
San Francisco
Cal
Dunham
Freeman
Lloyds
Cutter
Tein
Macos Crry
Inn
Swaledale
Kronen
Iowa
Loxpox
Mitchell & Shepperd
Beadford
Liv Janciorea
Fpouseea
Lospow
Dee
Bristol
Lospos
Great Oiitain
Ed Hughes
William Smith
Ezra Cohen
West Side
Hughes
Cohen
Desplaines Erect Station
Avraxy
J. B. Sheffield & Sons
Sangerties
Onicaso
Peter McGeelman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cronin
County ‘Hospital
New Yong
Frank Stevenson
Kilrsin
Pecumonia
Five Masked Bandits Rob Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Express
Five masked men robbed the west bound Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe express near Bangs Texas at 11 PM Thursday after forcing the messenger to unlock the safe. A train brakeman was shot and died. robbers escaped with only 57 from the safe. Authorities with bloodhounds pursued and suspected the men linked to a Brownwood office plunder.
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Las
Safeg
Defended Moor Murder Probe Follows Oregon Woman Surrender
Maurion Vv. Martin, aged seventy, was shot and killed by Mrs. Margaret Taylor near College Grove Faree county. She fired after warning and alleged attempted assault. coroner's jury absolved her. Public sentiment quoted as favorable to the killing. Local event notes: Camp 20 reunion and Turner ball gathering with John presiding.
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Hormasp
Ore
Dew
Maurion Vv
Martin
Margaret Taylor
College Grove
Faree County
Howto
Tastor
Taylor
Crown Sour
Ciesen
John
Sixteen Men Trapped After Cali Mine Timber Collapse
At the Lane mine near San Andreas California nineteen men entered the 400 foot level to repair loosened timbering. A collapse buried sixteen men while Thomas Corwin and two Italians escaped with Corwin badly injured. Rescue efforts had reached eight feet into the debris with no hope of survival.
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San Anpneas
Cal
Dee
Lane Mine
Thomas Corwin
Corwin
Corner on Wheat Secured by Ogilvie Mill Company
The Ogilvie Mill Company, the largest milling network in Canada, reportedly controls about 4 900 020 bushels of Manitoba and northwestern wheat. Industry pressure seeks a tariff rise from 60 cents to 1 per barrel to curb eastern market flood from Minneapolis mills. The firm’s dominance squeezes rivals and supports higher wheat prices nationwide.
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Wissieee
Man
Ogilive Mill Company
Canada
Manitoba
Northwest Territories
Minneapolia Riners
Dominion
Oldlives
Duluth
Superintendent travels to Eureka to curb diphtheria outbreak
The state Board of Health official has gone to Eureka in McPherson County to suppress a diphtheria outbreak among Russian settlers. The illness arrived with a returning family, and thirty deaths have occurred with one family burying six children and another four in a single grave.
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Asenners
State Board of Stealth
Eureka
Sidmunds
McPherson Counties
Tuulty
Snuther
Private boxing match ends in disputed draw at pub
Smith and Slavin fought a brutal private bout with crowds clashing in and around the ring. Slavin led early rounds with hard blows, Smith rallied to a knockdown, and after a protracted 14 rounds the referee ruled a draw amid weaponized jeers and police calls.
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Brvens
Dee
Jem Smith
Frank Slavin
Smith
Slavin
Slavic
Eeme
Shivin
Glavin
Brith
Roy
Tome
Amin
Smithidse
Shavin
Suatith
Esdat
Shain
Iris Puushmiert
Pall
Tidit
Ferum
Tin Ile Fun
CPO
Deed of a Tramp Tied to Mantwill Murder Case
Chicago police pursue a jailed suspect named Dankspingal, a Polish tramp with a troubled mind and a large knife. He frequented Mantwill’s neighborhood before the murder and is believed to have entered Mantwill’s basement where Mantwill was killed during a struggle over clothing. Police expect arrest before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CiicAue
Mantwill
Dankspingal
Dankspeigal
Captain Schueltter
London Pelican Club Praises Slavin For Courage
The Pelican club resolves to send a sympathy letter to Slavin praising his courage amid a recent fight. The club will recognize Slavin as England champion and present him with a bearing. Fleming, Smith's manager, says the rioters were strangers to him and he severed ties with Smith. He suggests the rioters were likely hired by Smith. Briesens reports influenza closes schools with about thirty percent of children ill and many officials disabled.
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Loxpon
Pelican Club
Slavin
England
Fleming
Smith
Briesens
Dakota's Destitution Voices from Governor Mellette
Governor Mellette spoke on the Watertown convention resolutions saying destitution should not be concealed. He noted small suffering districts and about 80 percent of the state in easy condition and able to aid. Northwestern railway contributions exceed 40000 in freights and ongoing half and free coal and supply rates for drought relief.
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Pizoer
D. D
Mellette
Watertown
Northwestern Railway
Bes
Dead lock in Montana politics delays Senate races
In Helena Montana both parties suspend activity until after Christmas as district court cases for Roberts may be postponed. A Republican caucus to nominate senators is planned for December 30 with Sanders and Mantle leading the field. The Democratic contenders are Hauser Maginnis and W A Clark with Clark favored to win though others claim majority support.
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Helena
Mont
Dee
Roberts
Sanders
Mantle
Hauser
Maginnis
W. A. Clark
Young Swindler Arrested After Check Forgery Attempt
Harvey Longa necker, calling himself a swindler, tried to pass a forged check at the First National Bank in Brazil Indiana. His signature failed and he was arrested. a book of blank checks and a $1,000 McKee n’s bank draft were found. Indiana banks have suffered recent losses and an important arrest is believed to have been made.
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Brazil
Ind
Harvey Longanecker
First National Bank
MckKeen
Terre Nlante
Indiana
Supreme Court of Indiana
Severxgr
Zanesville
Horace M. Wright
Henry M. Sparks
Isanberger Wilmore
Sparks
Wright
Wilmore
Intter
Fire wipes out Emery soap and candle works in Tyerydale
The Emery Sons soap and candle plant near Tyerydale, six miles from the city, was totally destroyed by fire. The three story stone building housed about 40,000 pounds of grease. A blown stop cock on a tank due to grease pressure sparked the blaze. No insurance coverage reported.
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Thomas Emery Sons
Tyerydale
Temperance Sermon Denounces the Rum Traffic
Rev Dr Barns delivers an intense temperance sermon at Wayne Street M E Church. He portrays alcohol as the nation’s chief evil, citing 75,000 yearly deaths, widespread misery, and crime. He opposes licensing as cowardly and urges strict enforcement and eventual prohibition.
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BR. M. Barns
Wayne Street
M. E
Kansas
Ram
Dnaultra Fe
Wichhman Receives Gift Cane From Anthony Wayne Staff
Wichman, superintendent of the Anthony Wayne Manufacturing company, was surprised at noon today with an elegant gull headed cane. Donors were the employees of his third son, expressing friendship and hoping to brighten his Christmas. Also noted are local death notices for a week ending December 21 and a crime report from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. ¥. Wichman
Anthony Wayne Manufacturing Company
Wichman
Walking Match Results and City Crime Highlights
In Ohio, the six days walking race at Crewmanp saw Hut 131/2 miles tape Moore 145 miles Largan 127 miles Nolen 132 miles Guerrero 86 miles Mackey and McGregor withdrawn Needham defeats Paddy Smith 17 pounds for $1,000 at Occidental club in San Francisco burglary at Jenning bookstore yields about 50,000 stock bonds and 700 cash cashier Domingo Pann absconding from Omaha railroad with 700 short in accounts cause wine and women cited as the downfall
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Crewmanp
Ohio
Hell
Hut
Moore
Largan
Nolen
Guerrero
Mackey
McGregor
Sioes Pann
FD. Dew
W. J. Couley
Omaha Railroad
Influenza Outbreak Strikes Boston and Paris Officials
The influenza epidemic grows in Boston with 43 sick police officers and many firemen, clerks, and post office workers affected. In Paris President Carnot and several ministers suffer attacks, prompting cabinet meetings to be suspended.
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Bustos
Boston
Paris
Carnot
Col Welker Camp Marks First Anniversary Gathering
Col E 8 Welker camp Sons of Veterans celebrated its first anniversary with General C F Griffin and staff in attendance. Notables from Indiana included Adjutant General Charles A Bookwalter and Quartermaster General Homan, plus veterans from Auburn Columbia City and Winchester. The event at Morton hall featured a First Regiment orchestra and a waltz filled reception. The celebration drew leaders such as Col E S Walker and Hon John W Newton. Committees coordinated arrangements and floor duties for the event.
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E. & Welker
Sons of Veterans
C. F. Griffin
Indiana
Charles A. Bookwalter
Homan
Indianapolis
E. 8. Walker
West Lebanon
John W. Newton
Winchester
Mecera
Will B. Beeson
O. P. Ensley
Auburn
Maine
Columbia City
Morton Ball
E. H. Bookwalter
W. K.geller
Ed. C. Close
Tf. D. Miller
D. Edwin Bricker
H. D. Miller
E. EH. Bookwalter
W. I. Geller
T. W. Blair
Special Counsel Named to Probe Ten Subsidized Railroads
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Miller appointed Charles H. Aldrich of Chicago as special counsel to prosecute ten subsidized railroads for charter law violations and failure to report to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Suit has begun against the Union Pacific line in Omaha, with actions planned against Northern Pacific Southern Pacific Central Pacific and others. Aldrich formerly practiced with Aldrich & Barrett in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miller
Charles H. Aldrich
Chicago
Inter-State Commerce Association
Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Peinla
Magnificent Improvements Planned for One Square Calhoun Street
A report outlines major renovations on One Square Calhoun Street between Berry and Wayne as 1890 approaches. Existing Trentman Cleek from last year will be joined by the Aveline house expansion and the Oil National bank corner project. The Odd Fellows propose a stone lock, Yong Trentman plans a three story brick building on the Lauferty & Co site, with other improvements in discussion but not yet underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Lauferty & Co
Accomplice jailed for receiving stolen property
John Kirkham was sentenced Friday afternoon to stay in jail for receiving stolen property tied to a theft at Horace Mariotte's. The case connected to Arthur Hamill, who was sent to prison for two years. Warden Murdock urged state officers to focus on inmate conditions and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge G
Prisons Seen as Forum for Reform Legislation
The author argues incarcerated individuals are most open to reform and urges legislators to consider laws shortening sentences when authorities deem inmates ready to resume citizenship. The call emphasizes policy action to aid reintegration and improve civic outcomes.
Clergymen and Y M C A Secretaries Meet in Indianapolis
One hundred sixty five clergymen and Y M C A secretaries gathered in Indianapolis to discuss methods for promoting prohibition at state and national levels while avoiding party politics. No major decisions were reached beyond creating congressional district representatives to draft principles. General Cary of Ohio spoke as the main orator. officers were elected: President Rev D C Woolpert of Warsaw and Secretary Rev T A Goodwin of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
General Cary
Ohio
D. C. Woolpert
Warsaw
T. A. Goodwin
Amelia Pichon Adjudged Insane by Lunacy Commission
A lunacy commission comprising Squires Scarlett and Hays and Dr. J W Younge declared Amelia Pichon of St Joe township insane. The 43 year old spinster showed a three week rise in delusions before burning books and furniture. She is in the county jail awaiting admission to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squires Scarlett
Hays
J. W. Younge
Amelia Pichon
St. Joe Township
Insane Asylum
Preliminary Examination Opens in Davidson Murder Case
The State versus Thomas Davidson for the murder of his uncle opened in Squire France's court with about thirty witnesses subpoenaed. Farmer Acher, who found the body, testified early as a key prosecution witness. Prosecuting Attorney Robinson led the examination with defense by CO. M. Dawson. the prisoner attended, displaying a stolid, defiant demeanor and keen interest in the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davidson
Squire France
Farmer Acher
Robinson
CO. M. Dawson
Two Weddings at Pastor Northrop's Residence
Two marriage ceremonies were held last Wednesday at Pastor Northrop's residence. At 4 o'clock Philip Souer of Lake township wed Alice Hazzard of Washington township, who plan to reside in the city. At 9 o'clock Julius W. Baird of this city wed Sarah L. Ward formerly of Larwill, and they will be at home at 39 Melita Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Pastor Northrop
Philip Souer
Lake Township
Alice Hazzard
Washington Township
Julius W. Baird
Sarah L. Ward
Nickle Plate Sets Record With 72 Freight Trains In One Day
Big freight day for Nickle Plate with 72 trains through the city including eastbound traffic for Swift & Co. Armour and livestock. New engineers A T Anson and O Eaton hired. Henry Romerman Timothy Short and Tom Hill promoted from fireman as staffing grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickle Plate
Swift & Co.’s and Armour
A. T. Anson
O. Eaton
Henry Romerman
Pittsburg
Timothy Short
Tom Hill
A Timely Gift to Rabbi Guttmacher at Chanucea Event
The Hebrew congregation honored Rev. A Guttmacher with a costly engraved gold watch during the annual Chanucea festival at the Standard club parlors in the Minde block. The gift, presented by his flock, marked his arrival with gratitude as he joined the congregation on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minde
A. Guttmacher
Hebrew Congregation
M. Frank
Departure Of Arthur Hamill On Prison Train
Arthur Hamill was escorted by Alvin L. Hubbard and Sheriff Viborg to Michigan City for a two year term in the northern prison after breaking into Horace Mariotte’s store and stealing nearly $20. Kirkham, Hamill’s accomplice, faces jail as prosecutors seek further information. Hamill received a large farewell as friends saw him depart, amid belief he acted under intoxication. Shoaff’s earlier prediction appearing true, Hamill’s fate followed Shoaff’s two year sentence begun January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin L. Hubbard
L. F. Butler
Viborg
Michigan City
Arthur Hamill
Horace Mariotte
Hamill
Kirkham
Young Shoaff
Jerry Shoaff
Shoaff
Reapers Work Deaths Sweep Through City
The city hospital saw the death of Martha J. Isett, aged 34, mother of May Isett. Urenic poisoning caused her passing, leaving three children in the care of the Reformed Orphans' home. Funeral held this afternoon. Albert Crawford, 26, died of consumption at 157 Wells Street, leaving a wife and two children. The family recently moved to the city. Mary Ruggaber, 77, died at home on Williams Street from dropsy. funeral at St Mary's Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippenhammer
Elizabeth Hippenhammer
Huntertown
Cumberland County
John Hippenhammer
Pennsylvania
Perrix
Ilinois
Allen County
M. E. Church
City Hospital
Martha J. Isett
May Isett
Burnie
Isett
Iseth
Albert.Crawford
Wells Street
Williams’ Street
Mary Ruggaber
Joseph Ruggaber
Ex Soldier Legion Formed by Captain Murphy at Carpenter's Hall
Captain M. M. Murphy of Mt. Vernon organized a large Union Veteran Legion camp in the city. Membership is limited to soldiers who enlisted for three years before July 1, 1863. Officers installed include Colonel James E. Graham and Lt Colonel L. P. Huntoon. It will meet each Thursday at Carpenter's Hall with a full slate of officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's Hall
M. M. Murphy
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Union Veteran Legion
James E. Graham
L. P. Huntoon
L. Lewis
November Tax Settlement Totals Reported by County Treasury
County Treasurer Isaac Mowrer's deputy Cass Hunter presents the November settlement figures. Delinquent and current tax collections total 155,252.05 dollars, with old 5045.76, April 14861.37, general 19907.13, penalty 1203.45, and current 134112.23. Collections exceed last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Mowrer
Cass Hunter
Treasury
Thieves Enter Frederick Erdman’s Home on Yellow River Road
Frederick Erdman reported thieves broke into his residence on the Yellow river road Thursday night and stole three watches two watch chains and clothing. Also Boston manager Seele visited Hoyroxe urging Tucker to join the Bostons. Tucker declined. Page includes drug ads and a skin remedy promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Erdman
Yellow River Road
Hoyroxe
Mass
Seele
Boston
Tucker
Baltimore
Brooklyn Brotherhood Club
Bostons
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Deiven OT OY
Ina
Kentlant, Inc
Cutoaco
Hubbard
The
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Peath
H.W. Austin
Vilizen of
Chieste
Q'‘Sullivan
Coughlin
Burke
Wer Moor
Oregon
Will Tree Red
California
Marrs Art Deptmerla
Eis
South Dakota
Fem Smith
Maes
Sincin
Itéimtie
Chamberlain
Mr. All Tremdwell
Youches
George H. Loeseh
Slavin-Smith
London
Dakota
Governor Mellette
Mostanas
Cincinnati Flames
Atlantic
Laws
G. H. Abbott
Joliet
Abbott
Mrr Abbott
New Brighton
Gnasv Rarins
Mich
Eizabeth K. Sherwood
Walterville
Chicago and West Michigan Railway
Waterville
Rails
Commercial Telegram Company
Broadway
Sherif
John W. MacKay
Edward CG. Pratt
Nevada Bank
Purehveers
Pastor Catto
Cmicaco
Lorrimer
Warren Avenue
Monn
KYM
Dr. Heras
Wichhwan
Undertakers
Gen. B. Falls
Leuretta Mramer
Jos. A. Knapp
A. Lordier
Membrag
Eous Croup
Fernand Wessell
Dorothea Lreineke
Else Straube
John Harshman
Exhabustios
Bostox
Pellyne
J. Wilson Dodge
Parn
Minn
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Grand Central
Needham
Paddy Smith
Birmingham
Denny Needham
St. Paul
Bure
Wtaouk Qeisey
UL. Dees
Jenning
Welker
Sam Sentech
Murdock
Prince Nent
Tr State
Owen N. Heaton
Fort Wayne
Butler Glass Works
Fostoria
Lndiana
Toronto
Harry Gilmore
Paul Pattillo
Gilmore
Hamelly
Arthur
Veteran Legion
Mowrer
Kemp
Sarah Orne Jewett
Swarne
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