Renegade Indians engage in hobbling and burning property
A Fort Yates and Fort Bennett surrender of Sitting Bull followers is reported as forces gather along the Cheyenne river. Indians burn McCormick ranch while cowboys confront Two Strike and Kicking Bear near the Bad Lands as troops, cowboys, and ranchers clash with border violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawox Ongrvense
Rapid City
Sitting Bull
Fort Yates
Fort Bennett
Samuel
Big Foot
Cheyenne River
Fort Meade
Merriam
Hamp
M. H. Day
Phimneys
Battle Creek
McCormick
Kicking Bear
Department
Gypsy Blythes Claim Flight to Blythe Fortune
English gypsy claimants to the $4,000,000 Blythe estate announce new evidence may topple the Williams claim and put them ahead of Florence the heiress. Judge Coffey ruled for Florence, but gypsy experts say forged birth records invalidate the Williams case. Florence currently draws $1,000 monthly while other claimants await their share of the estate’s large rental income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas Blythe
Williams
Welch
Florence
Coffey
Blythe
Supreme Court
Dr. Piper
Chicago
Widow Stewart leaves millions to Garden City Cathedral
The will of Alexander T. Stewart’s widow bequeathed about 2 million dollars to Garden City Cathedral trustees. Contestants withdrew after private settlement. Ex Judge Hilton planned to leave 500000 and handed over 500000 in railroad bonds on April 10. The arrangement was to remain quiet but leaked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander T. Stewart
Garden City Cathedral
Hilton
The Wife Murderer Attacks Prisoner Over Stolen Papers
In Crawforpsville Indiana Rev W Pettit awaiting a life sentence for wife poisoning attacked a fellow prisoner at the jail yesterday morning. Pettit beat him severely before others could intervene as the theft of Pettit's papers prompted the assault. The motion for a new trial was argued yesterday afternoon with Judge Snyder taking it under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawforpsville
Ind
Rev. W. Pettit
Pettit
Snyder
Fortune and Inebriate Englishman In San Francisco
Richard Everett, a young Englishman from Wiltshire, is confined in a San Francisco inebriates home declared total wrecks by doctors after a drugged debauch. He allegedly has a fortune of 2.5 million dollars placed in trust due to his inability to manage property, with relatives to be contacted. The item also mentions the World's Fair proclamation signed by the President and the completion of Koch's lymph work in Berzin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Richard Everett
Woman Burned Alive in Christmas Fire Tragedy
A Christmas fire at Edward Penrose's residence killed his mother in law Mrs. Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn who was visiting for the holidays. A Christmas tree festooned with candles contributed to the blaze and her room caught fire trapping her inside. She was a widow of a Brooklyn merchant and mother to Edward H. Flood's contractor family.
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Pamavenrnia
Edward Penrose
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Edward H. Flood
Rochester
Orchard Street
John Diedrich
Port Jervis
Dee
Erie
Austin
Tex
Collins’ Dry Goods
Lynches
Wallaces
Sharp & Sossmaans
Sossmans Salooon
J. R. Johnson & Cos
Sossmans Confectionery
Polk & Garrets
N. J
American Forrest Powder Company
John R. Johnson
Mahlon Sperry
Viroqua
Wis
W. F. Lindemann
Tremont House
Newport
Ark
Kelly & Wells’ Lumber
Joan Angues
Sloan
Maud West
John Durgens
Battle with hostiles near Battle Creek sparks Cheyenne scouts clash
In South Dakota near Battle Creek a company of Cheyenne scouts repelled two hostile assaults totaling about eighty warriors. Casualties include two killed and several wounded among hostiles, with three Cheyenne scouts wounded one fatally. Reports cite Kicking Bear leading the second attack as tensions rise in the peace party split. Big Foot’s band reportedly escaped from General Carr’s command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camr
Batrutt Ortex
Battle Creek
Kicking Bear
Ravin Crry
Qarr
Big Foot
Mafia Branch Said to Exist in Detroit
Detroit reports a Mafia branch with eighteen to twenty members. Charles A. Moore of Detroit is retained to defend Italians accused of killing New Orleans Chief of Police Hennessy. A Detroit editor holds a Mafia signed letter demanding the word Dago be dropped from his paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles A. Moore
Hennessy
New Orleans
Mad Cats Haunt Warsaw After Rabid Outbreak
Warsaw Indiana reports a surge of cats deemed mad over ten days drawing bites from residents including expressman Jerry Kutler. All animals showing any symptom are shot to prevent further danger amid fears of rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Jerry Kutler
Murderer Escapes Jail in Pennsylvania
John Wilson, awaiting trial for the murder of Harry Watehouse in September, escaped from jail last night in Bevneronti Pennsylvania and no trace of him is available. Isaac Murphy, celebrated jockey, lies seriously ill at his Lexincron home after a violent cold picked up while skating, doctors warn pneumonia could endanger his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevneronti
John Wilson
Harry Watehouse
Duckey
Christmas Crimes and Christmas Night Deaths Across Towns
A 9 year old Canadian girl Tersa Van Neizer died after being assaulted in a New York village where her mother found her unconscious in a cellar. In Philadelphia a burglar James Walker was shot dead by a watchman during a break in. In Birmingham Alabama George Kelly and Jack Lynch were fatally stabbed after a loon dispute. In Prescott Ontario John M Stoop was jailed after admitting a killing and then slashed his throat in jail. In Boston Frank McGovern’s body was found in Bristol block ruins likely smothered. Joseph Gardello severely wounded Stephen Milnaro in a quarrel and was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricumeny
N. Y
Tersa van Neizer
Philadelphia
James Walker
Thomas G. Kane
Delaware Avenue
Walker
Binuineham
Ala
George Kelly
Jack Lynch
Westley
John Jones
McGovern
Odd Joba
Joseph Gardello
Stephen Milnaro
Gardello
Snow Storm Delays Rail Travel Across New England
In Concorp New Hampshire thirteen inches of snow halt travel as trains arrive late and lines clear. Paymouth Massachusetts reports twelve to fourteen inches with Montreal Boston express delayed nine hours. Boston suffers two and a half hour delays on the mail train and several derailments disrupt local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorp
N. H
Paymouth
Mass
Montreal Express
Boston
Boston and Albany
Western
Springfield
Worcester
New York
Boston and Maine
Lowell
Somerville
Arlington Branch
North Cambridge
Fraudulent Divorces Exposed Near New York Rabbis Arrested
New York December 29 United Hebrew charities move to end the fraudulent divorce traffic among Russian and Polish Jews. Rabbi S M Sisskind, long a noted purveyor of such divorces for fees of 10 to 50 dollars, was arrested after noon and later bailed. Investigations reveal hundreds of divorces granted over ten years, many followed by remarriage, with bigamy accusations rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Hebrew Charities
S. M. Sisskind
Sisskind
Belmont's Sale of Beloved Belmont Stock Opens in New York
The Belmont thoroughbred sale at the Nursery Farm near Babylon, L I, tops the year as the country’s largest ever, dissolving a powerhouse stable. Potomac sold for $25,000 to Michael Dwyer, Raceland $7,000 to Dwyer, Prince Royal $5,600 to Philp Dwyer, and St. Quarle $1,600 to W J Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belmont
Nursery Farm
Babylon
L. I
Potomac
Michael Dwyer
Raceland
Philp Dwyer
Prince Royal
St. Quarle
W. 3. Jennings
Passengers Barred From Stopping at Nome Towne TX
Southern Pacific officials in San Antonio say Fort Bend county commissioners notified Houston about smallpox but railroad authorities were not warned. Passengers arriving yesterday report armed men forcing riders to stay aboard at Richmond Stafford Rosenburg and nearby stations while mails were delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome Texas
San Anronio
Texas
Southern Pacific
Fort Bend County
Houston
Richmond
Stafford
Rosenburg
Wisconsin's Senator Leading Candidate in Wisconsin race
The Times reports Colonel Vilas as the leading candidate to succeed John Spooner as United States senator. The inquiry surveyed Wisconsin editorial boards on their choice for the open seat, with results published from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Vilas
Caicaco
the Times
Dermostatic
Wisconsin
United States
John ©. Spooner
Democratic Editors Vote Tally from 1891 State Meeting
A Wisconsin Democratic editors tally from March 1891 lists Wm and FB Vilas with 89 votes, Gen. E 8, Bragg 6, scattering 3, ending the scene with a brief result summary from the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pires
Out
Vilas
Gen. E
Bragg
Scattering
Fire on a Steamer in Chinese Waters Described
Reports from China detail the destruction of the steamer Shanghai near Woo Hoo in Nganke Ngan Hoei about fifty miles from Nanking. Over 200 people are reported dead or drowned as fire and panic overwhelmed passengers and crew, with European officers attempting to restrain the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxspon
China
Woo Hoo
Nganke Ngan Hoei
Nanking
Becama
Shanghai
London
Shanghia
Irish honeymoon ends in suspected suicide tragedy
Seven weeks after marrying in Kimberly South Africa, miner McDowell and his bride traveled to Ireland. While visiting Bangor, the bride’s body was found by the roadside with poison nearby, sparking debate over suicide while police withhold details and the husband remains free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearnat
McDowell
Cape
Kimberly
Griqualand West South Africa
Ireland
Bangor
Hulled in a Wreck Sad Death of Promising Bridegroom
In Las Vegas New Mexico a sixteen car ice train derailed after striking an open switch. General manager A K Jones of Las Vegas Ice Co died instantly. brakeman Merritt injured. The victim had planned marriage to a local woman. In Texas Paris a train wreck attempt damaged the northbound Trisco near Arthur after a man placed a tie on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Hot Springs
A. K. Jones
Merritt
Nones
Louisville
Paris
Tex
Trisco
Arthur
Leading Pacific Coast Mason Alexander G Abel Dies
Alexander G Abel a leading Mason of the Pacific coast died at his San Francisco residence. Born in New York in 1818 he came to California in 1847. He served as grand secretary of the Grand Lodge for 35 years and was grand commander of California Commandery No 1 Knights Templar for eight years. His funeral is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alexander G. Abel
Pacific Coast
New York
California
Grand Lodge of Free
Knights Templar
Counterfeiters' Den Found by U S Officers in Montana
United States officers uncovered a counterfeiters den near Gray Cliff on the Crow reservation. A deserted cabin contained silver dollar production gear. A man named Frank Fllis was arrested at the scene and remains silent.
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Livingsaton
Mont
Montana
United States
Devon
Gray Cliff
Crow Reservation
Frank Fllis
Aud
Cleveland to Address Chicago Press Club Soon
Ex President Cleveland indicated to the club’s financial secretary he would arrange his affairs to accept the invitation and speak to the Chicago Press Club in late February or early March following Chauncey M. Depew’s inaugural lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curraco
Chauncey M. Depew
Press Club of
Chicago
Cleveland
Extradition sought for Lancaster insurer cashie r
An official of the district attorney's office left for Washington to discuss with the state department the extradition of Eugene Piquit the Lancaster insurance company's defaulting cashier. Piquit who shipped 18000 dollars belonging to the company is in Genoa Switzerland after being captured there recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Attorney’s Offics
Washington
State Department
I Eugene Piquit
Lancaster Insurance Company
Piquit
Genoa
Switzerland
Explosion at Irving lard factory kills three
A boiler explosion at the Irving lard factory today killed three workers and badly wrecked the building. The incident occurred in Des Moines, destroying parts of the structure and sparking a major emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livercoon
Des
Irving Lard
Senate Sits with Slow Start As Quorum Sought
The New York senate opened with seven teen members present, missing several until a quorum was reached around 11. Visitors filled the galleries, notably teachers from New York and Philadelphia. Frederick Dubois was presented as Idaho senator elect, while amendments to closure rules and the elections bill drew attention. The census committee planned early next week to consider apportionment with Minnesota Arkansas and New York benefitting from proposed increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
New York
Philadelphia
Long West
Frederick Dubois
Idaho
Ar. Reagan
Aldrich
Hoar
Wolcott
Clear
House
Hale
Senate Committee
Hele
Davis
Minnesota
Arkansas
Reagan
Horrible Cutting Affray in Pennsylvania
News from Clinton and Beaver Falls Pennsylvania details a fatal knife attack after a fight between Edward Melvoy and James Grundy. Melvoy is near death, Campbell was injured while disarming Grundy, who fled amid the melee.
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Beaver Falls
Clinton
Edward Melvoy
James Grundy
Melvoy
Grundy
Campbell
Revel
Stain
New York
Barron
Stain Ali Sys Claires
Prisoners Escape Newport Jail Through Tunnel
Four inmates at Newport jail slipped away last night after tunneling under a wall. A brick door was breached and a wall section removed allowing the escape. Guard Turner slept drunkenly as the men fled. suspects focus on jailer Tanner. Local officials report other unrelated obituaries and notes from nearby towns.
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Crxcinyatt
Ohio
Dev
Newport
Ierly
King
Tina
Ehurga
Charles Turner
Nicvit
Gerwa
Barney Welsh
Desperate Flight Amid Pine Ridge Sioux Violence
Reports from Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee Creek describe heavy fighting, mass panic, and fleeing settlers as Big Foot and allied groups threaten an uprising. General Miles rushes to take command while Indian police skirmish with hostiles near the agency and schools.
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Pine Ridge
Big Foot
Miles
Bari Crry
S. D
Wounded Knee Creek
Pine Ridge Agency
Omaha
Rushtown
Washington
D. F. Roger
Indian Affairs
Wallace
White Clay Creek
Red Cloud
Fire in London Causes Massive Destruction Across Central Quarters
A major blaze on Queen Victoria and Thames Streets in London spreads through warehouses and stores including Revillon Freezes and the Gulcher engineering works. Fourteen engines respond as high winds hinder containment. Salvation Army offices and other structures risk collapse amid crowds and ongoing efforts to control the fire. Damage is estimated around 1.5 million pounds with unknown casualties.
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Loxspor
Queen Vicortia
Thames
Gulcher
Revillon
Salvation Army
Guoger
Face to Face With Notorious Bandit Jim Cummings
A letter from Independence, California, notes that a citizen visiting Dineo met the San Diego suspect Jim Cummings in person and reports a reward is offered. The writer fears retribution from the Cummings gang and withholds his name.
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Ss. Dineo
Cal
Cosne
Independence
Ghie
Lyecaya le
Atrocta
San Diego
Jim Cummings
Cummings
Almost to death Morrey survives 4th floor elevator fall
A. R. Morrey, an employee at McDonald Watt & Wilt Wholesale Grocery, fell from a freight elevator after the cable broke while ascending to the fourth floor. He survived with bruises and possible internal injury, walking to a carriage and being taken home to 382 South Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Morrey
McDonald, Watt & Wilt
Morrey
Dawn
Morey
Proegler
South
Lafayette Street
Evidence Against Kuhns Reviewed by Fostoria Editor
The Fostoria Daily Democrat editor Chas L Zahm summarizes the Kuhns murder case against Marvin Kuhns, detailing alibi doubts and sworn statements, train journeys, and witness testimony. He notes inconsistencies about departure times from Fostoria and where the crime occurred, stressing the need for an alibi if Kuhns wants to avoid conviction. The piece also lists weekly death notices from city undertakers, including Lulu Holyworth and Roy Swanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Kuhns
Campeau
Fostoria
Chas. L. Zahm
Kuhns
Campan
Prospect
Columbus
Delaware
Campau
Hocking Valley Railway
Michigan
Brown
Fort Wayne
Baltimore and Ohio
West
Coolumbus
Cherubucco
Indiana
Hocking Valley
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Audh
Kubus
Ttia
Kubas
Oliver Mahoney
Washington Court House
Campeau Bat
Fergusons
Notable Deaths Include Several Young and Elderly
Carr ie Meyers aged 33 dies from kidney disease while Estella M Hor ton is reported at 7 years with marasmas Jana Murray 64 and Sophia Hock 23 die from anaemia in recent notices. ages and causes indicate a pattern of health related fatalities across diverse ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Meyers
Estella M. Horton
Marasmas
Jana Murray
Sophia Hock
Death of Mrs. Jane Murray at 141 West Berry Street
Mrs. Jane Murray widow of Kerr Murray died at home after long illness, aged 64. Born Jane Scott in Edinburgh, she married Kerr Murray and moved to the United States, living in Buffalo before settling here. Survived by a daughter married to A D Dressler. funeral Monday at 10 a.m. from her residence with Rev. Moffat and Rev. N. S. Smith officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berry Street
Jane Murray
Kerr Murray
Jane Scott
Edinburg
Scotland
America
Buffalo
N. Y
Murray
A. D. Dressler
William Scott
Clinton
Moffat
Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Private Letter Describes Riverside California and Nearby Regions
Mrs. L. A. Newman recounts a summer visit to Riverside with Mr. Newman now living there. She details a Texas New Mexico and Arizona trip, praising Riverside's climate and scenery. She notes orange groves, year round berries, palm-lined streets, birds, mountain snow, and oranges selling at high prices per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Newman
Riverside
Cal
Newman
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Yuma
United States
Indiana
Summit City Lodge 36 AOUW elects officers for 1891
At a Thursday meeting of Summit City lodge 36 AOUW the officers for the year were elected including P M W J M Amoss M W W Holver stott foreman Chas W Haiber overseer and Julius Koch recorder They will be installed January 1 1891 The lodge projects a roll of over 200 by July 1 and each member carries a $2000 life policy plus a $5 weekly sickness benefit. the lodge is the largest in the state outside Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit City Lodge
Hell No
Calhoun Street
J. M. Amoss
M. W
W. C. Berry
J. W
Jacob Racine
A. P. Buchanan
M. D
T. H. McCormick
Chas
E. Heaton
Grand Lodge
Geo. R. Hench
Order
Evansville
Death of a Prominent Citizen of Lake Township
Jacob Nerhood aged 78 died Friday morning at his Lake township home from paralysis. A well known Lake township farmer born in Pennsylvania he resided in the county for thirty five years and leaves five children Matthias Nerhood Mrs James Kythall Mrs Henry Smith and the Misses Annie and Tillie Nerhood. The funeral was held Sunday at Lake Chapel at 11 o clock a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Township
Jacob Nerhood
Nerhood
Pennsylvania
Matthias Nerhood
James 'Kythall
Henry Smith
Annie
Tillie Nerhood
Lake Chapel
Mrs Herr Tombies Suffers Severe Injuries After Fall
Mrs Kerr mother of Mrs Riley Bryans of East Williams Street homes with her. she is in acute pain from a fall down stairs. The force was great and doctors fear for her due to her advanced age and frail condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Riley Bryans
East Williams Street
Fire losses settled for Fort Wayne Street Hallway Co
Fire adjusters for the street railway insurers met Saturday at 12 30 to settle all losses from a destroyed barn totaling 11444 and some cents. A prominent eastern physician praised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child's severe cold, citing personal experience and recommending its use. For sale by druggists.
Death of Mrs. Eda Hilgemann at 42 in Akron
Mrs. Eda Hilgemann wife of Ernst Hilgemann and employee of Geake stone contractors died after a long illness described as dropsy. Weighing 350 pounds with a waist measuring five and a half feet, she was 42 and left a husband with no children. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM from 24 Finton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Hilgemann
Ernst Hilgemann
J. J. Geake
Peltier
Finton Street
Exposition site talks focus on Taber tract choice
A stockholder urged selecting a site soon for the exposition. The Evane farm is out, with Paul Taber tract and Swiney park as viable options. Taber land could be leased for 500 dollars yearly and enlarged with Lakeside parcels. Swiney park offers easy terms. Evans reports pressure influencing landowners and questions the association’s voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Association
Evane
Paul Taber
Swinney Park
Taber
Lakeside
News Association
Evans
Officers Named for Fort Wayne Lodges and Academy
At a Fort Wayne meeting, Fort Wayne lodge No. 14 elected Noble grand Edwin Holliater and other officers. Phoenix lodge No. 101 KE of P chose chancellor James M. Robinson and staff. Academy of Medicine elected President G W McQaskey and others. Installations planned for next Monday. attendance large. D Ramsey, Illinois legislator, weds for fun. a mock contract marriage with Miss Bessie Caldwell may be legally binding under an old court decision.
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Court Street
Fort Wayne Lodge
Noble
Edwin Holliater
Herman Michaels
Benjamin Lytle
D. L. Harding
T. J. Rodsabaugh
R. O G. Renfrew
William Beck
O. G. Smith
E. M. Powers
Richard Hansen
Cyrus J
Fort Wayne Academy of Medicine
G. W. McQaskey
Carl Schilling
K. K. Wheelock
W. P. Wherry
Ramsey
Illinois
East St. Louis
Barnes
Dan G. Ramsey
Pennsylvania
Barnea
Bessie Caldwell
Mr. Ramsey
Miss Caldwell
Justice of the Peace
Richard Long
Frank Millard
Christmas Subscriptions Sent to The Sentinel
A letter from Avacry Indiana dated December 27, 1890 requests Christmas gifts for the editor, offering a list of subscribers and asking the paper to send weekly copies to them. The signatory is Dares Corneskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
the Sentinel
Tom
Dares Corneskey
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Pris
Koch
Berzin
Deatie
Achenter
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MAFIA
MAB
Alexander G, Abel
DEN
Chicago Press Club
Aruesta
Foster Sherlock
Clinton E. Williams
Baltimore
F. C. Williams
Council of
Senate Teithers
Phaip Mands
HP Thia
Fixty-Tie
Tie
Come
Anydam
Ipe and Hospitel
Law Partnee
PF Harrison
Saddend
Striched
Esiteont
Buruasp
Deu
Hines
Peer Ideat Harrison
Ludlow
Mastil
Ifis Farry
Gton
Trudee
John Mitchell Dial
Yertontay Murning
Weleh
Ius
COM
Petinds
Richnard Morrey
Huhns
Chas. L
Zahn
the Beaths
Lulu Holyworth
Lisetta Waltemuth
Roy Swanders
Lonhard Lontz
Rosina Beyer
Chas. Kline
Africa Virgil
Sage
Alfred K. Irey
VRS
Land OF
Oranges
Southern
Mrs
Los
Fort Wayne Street
Taber Tract
The
Academy of Medicine
Moch Har
Charlie Jones
Cupid
Charles Jones
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Charlie
Mr. Jones
Christ
Hood
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