ForgerY Arrest of Building Treasurer in $8000 Bond Forges
Omomnati reports Frank M. Riegle, treasurer of the Arcade building association, arrested after eight $1,000 orders vanish amid a loan to G. L. Gooch. The court set a $10,000 bond as investigators uncover $8000 in forged or missigned orders and related embezzlements including $5,000 in other orders, a $300 overdraft at Metropolitan National Bank, and $7,000 discounted for a loan to Samuel Fine.
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Association
Riegle
Gooch
Metropolitan National Bank
Samuel Fine
Hoosier Tornado Destroys Land and Property in Indiana
A strong tornado swept southern Indiana damaging barns, homes, and forests near Evansville and Vanderburgh Gibson counties. Livestock perished, houses unroofed, telegraph lines down, and trains hindered by floods in Milltown and Huntingberg. No fatalities reported.
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Evansvillle
Ind
Hamastadt
Gibson County
Evansville
Terre Haute
Milltown
Huntingberg
Vanderburgh
Gibson
Armstrong Township
Vanderburgh County
Lonpox
England
Faithful former slave cared for by Confederate judge family
In Grassow Kentucky on February 24, an elderly deaf and mute slave named Dum and nicknamed Dammy remained loyal to Judge Joseph Lewis and his kin since emancipation. The white townsfolk, many once rebels, show extraordinary respect by aiding burial costs and attending funerals, while former slaves rely on their old masters for guidance and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassow
Joseph Lewis
Court of Appeals
George
Lewis
Dammy
Cottonseed Oil Trust Faces Senate Investigation
The New York senate investigating committee opened hearings on the cottonseed oil trust. Trustee John Scott testified that 70 to 80 companies belong to the trust with a 700,000 ton crop and 536,000 tons controlled. About 27.5 percent of oil was exported, with the rest used for soap lamps miner safety oil and lubrication.
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New Yeurs
Senate
Cottonseed Oil Trust
Elvnu Roat
Connecticut Woll
Western Railroad
John Scott
Knights of Labor officers assigned to regions for order work
The Knights of Labor general executive board adjourned to April 9 and split duties among Powderly Bailey Maguire Carlton and Aylesworth to cover Michigan Ontario Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Florida and Kansas Missouri. Bailey and Powderly may attend Shawnee assembly No 169. No new action on the Reading railroaders strike beyond renewed moral support.
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PrinapeveHia
Knights of Labor
Powderly
Michigan
Ontario
Bailey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Mississippi
Maguire
Cincinnati
Carlton
Florida
Aylesworth
Kansas
Missouri
Shawnee
Reading
Four Chinese Highbinders Arrested for Attempted Murder
In San Francisco on February 25 four Chinese Highbinders were arrested for conspiring to murder a Chinese interpreter who had testified in court. The victim was beaten with iron bars and brass knuckles and fainted during identification. He has a White wife and a college student son in Washington City.
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San Francisco
Washington City
Winter Wheat Outlook Shows Early Sown Favored
Northwestern Miller reports wide regional differences in winter wheat. Kansas leads in better conditions, while late sowing hurts yields. Texas crops are strong. Great Lakes states report snow and thaw with no major crop complaints.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Yeaterday
Ohio
Texas
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Gresham and Harrison Rivalry Highlight G A R Talk
Interviews with soldiers at the G A R convention show strong support for Gresham as president, with Harrison favored by others. In Indiana, Whitley County backs Myers for governor while Robertson and Cumback divide GOP support. Fort Wayne figures name Bell for governor and White for Congress, as party lines shift.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Gresham
Harrison
Robertson
The
Sentinel
T.T. B. McDonald
English
Cleveland
Whitley County
Captain Myers
Cumback and Robertson
Captain White
Congress
BR. O. Bell
Fort Wayne
A. Lincoln
Albert G. Porter
8. M. Hench
Trial of Stain and Cromwell in Dexter Bank Murder Resumes
The Maine trial for the murder of Bank Cashier Barron at Dexter ten years ago continued with state evidence. Charles Crowell testified Barron’s body showed a forehead hole a cheek gash a gag and hands cuffed behind. Oliver Stain’s son said the trio and William Scott plotted robberies and that Barron’s ghost haunted the old man who confessed on his deathbed.
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Banxaor
David L. Stain
Oliver Cromwell
Barron
Derter
Charles F. Crowell
O. F. Stain
Stain
Cromwell
William Scott
Dexter Savings Bank
Charles L. Dodge
Medfield
Mass
Nail Prices and Shuts In Eastern Market Weaken Pittsburgh Area
In Prinsesors Pennsylvania on February 28 the nail trade shows eastern consolidation. Zug and Co stop production, Chess Cook Co and Aetna Iron and Steel at New Castle plan shutdowns to hold prices at about a dollar ninety and two percent off. Jones Laughlin ships about 40 000 kegs to Chicago while Pittsburgh stays shielded from outside competition as eastern and western associations hold about 1,000,000 kegs total with 50 000 in the east and 40 000 in the west. The western group includes twenty two factories, two of which have falled to operate for some time.
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Prinsesors
Zug & Co
Chess, Cook & Co
Aétna Iron and Steel Works
New Castle
Jones & Laughlin
Chicago
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Eastern Association
Western Association
Wabash
Toledo
Kansas City
Bennett
Peoria and Western
Pope’s Willing Decisive Gift Distribution Emphasized
Rome reports the pope stated to a nephew that he would feel conscience bound to dispose entirely of all gifts received for the exclusive benefit of the church and the Holy See. He cited Catholics’ generous offerings that adorn a grand exhibition and Peter’s peace.
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Rome
Peter
Holy Sea
Prisoner Blames Extra Guard for Hangings Case
Feb 24 news notes Blinky Morgan’s fury over added guard at the annex housing condemned prisoners. He mocks the measure as more wary than Ravenna officials. He claims to dream of Couglin’s family crying and sent a note to Mrs. Coughlin seeking truth.
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Coucmsts
Blinky
Morgan
Ravenna
Couglin
Wabash water works owner sued over blast injury
Patrick McCoy sues Samuel R Bullock Co of New York for 20000 claiming a buried blast in trenches mangled him months ago. He survived and was cared for at St Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne. A separate suit by Mrs Mary O'Brien seeks 3000 against the city for injuries from a loose street wire left by the water company.
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Wapass
Ind
Samuel R. Bullock & Co
New York
Wabash Water Worker
Patrick McCoy
McCoy
St. Joseph Hospital
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Mary O’brien
Andrew Allison
Lagrange
Hewitt
Lagrange Register
James Stamp
Pennsylvania Company
England
Gresham
McNalta
Wabash Road
Charles F.taylor
St. Julien
Ontario
Cal
Ed. Hunsacker
Hovey
White Range
Hunsaker
Mart Mergel
Huntington Herald
Barnard Neizer
Allen County
Monroeville
Women’s Relief Corps
Moore
Indianapolis
Sherwood
National Corps
Idiana
Anna Ella Carroll
Maryland
Tennessee
Glara Barton
American Red Cross Association of the World
Inheritance Award To Kalb Flour Mill Engineer
John A. Gardner of 240 North Tenth Street, Kalb flour mill engineer, inherits about 150000 from an uncle who prospered on a Colorado stock ranch. His mother hinted at a future inheritance years before her death, leaving Gardner unaware of the size until now. Gardner once trained animals with Forepaugh's circus before changing careers.
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Pumsvdelphia
John A. Gardner
North Tenth Street
Kalb
North Broad Street
Colorado
Mr. Gardner
Forepaugh’s Circus
Corcoran Philanthropist Dies in Washington at 86
W W Corcoran of Washington died at 6 30 this morning. Born December 27 1788 in Georgetown D C he left a lasting mark as a public benefactor. He funded Oak Hill cemetery 1847 the Corcoran Gallery 1857 and an endowment nearing a million dollars. the Louise Home for aged women cost about 200000 with 200000 more endowed. He aided the Washington Orphan Asylum Lispbian University and many southern institutions giving to the Church of Ascension and to the University of Virginia among other gifts.
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Corcoran
Louise
Washington Orphan Asylum
Lasbian University
South
Church of Ascension
University of Virginia
Not Considered Crazy Freminessone Case
John Harmon an aged land owner and money lender faced a writ de lunatico inquirendo to appoint a trustee for his estate. His literacy absence did not stop him from recalling loan details and payment dates. Jury found him capable of managing his own affairs despite illiteracy and potential risk to borrowers.
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Freminessone
John Harmon
Falstaff
Dispute Rages In Anshe Emeth over Rabbi Philo
In Cleveland on February 28 the Anshe Emeth congregation, one of the citys wealthiest, argues over new customs led by Rabbi Philo. Orthodox members accuse innovations such as a Sunday school and mixed seating, demand resignations, and threaten legal action if the rabbi does not quit. The rabbi resists without a formal order from the Jewish Ministers association. The dispute stirs Hebrew circles.
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Cleveland
Anshe Emeth
Philo
Jewish Ministers’ Association
Ohio saloon keepers arrested in temperance town raid
In Weizavore Ohio on February 23 detectives from the Law and Order society arrested Sam Gerauch Ed Porter Jacob Heinz John Seese and Martin Maas for violating the local prohibitory ordinance. All pleaded guilty and were fined from 18 to 63 dollars with Porter and Seese’s cases continued. Tense feeling lingered about the undercover operation.
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Weizavore
Ohio
George Leslie
Carpenter
Pittsburg
Law and Order Society
Depew predicts Blaine nomination after many ballots
Chauncey M. Depew argues Blaine will be nominated by acclamation after fifty ballots or more amid a protracted convention. The reporter asks if Blaine will accept and speculation shifts to Cleveland as the Democratic nominee with his message to be the party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Trepanning Heals Local Man After Skull Pressure
John Ryland of this city underwent skull trepanation in Fort Wayne after years of pain giddiness and sleep problems from a toeing blow by a policeman. Doctors Myers and Woolley removed an inner skull table pressing on the brain over an artery and Ryland is recovering, with hope for full health.
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John Ryland
Fort Wayne
John
Woolley
Drs. Myers
Ryland
Peculiar Horse Disease Triggers State Board Visit
In Canroy Illinois Dr Caswell and the Illinois state board of livestock commissioners examined reports of a venereal horse disease. They found few affected animals, declined wider quarantine, but ordered no sale or breeding of quarantined stock. The session adjourned sine die. Brownsville Texas reports deputy sheriff Coy fended off five bandits at Elenero ranch, killing four and wounding one.
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Canroy
Ill
Dr. Caswell
J. M. Pearson
H. McChesney
Wilson
P. Johnson
Illinois State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Brownsvitur
Tex
Coy
Elenero Ranch
Death by self inflicted double suicide in jail scene
Charles Wingard and Annie Fox, aunt and niece, who fled Monroe Michigan to avoid requisition, killed themselves in their jail cell after asking to talk over return options. Wingard survived briefly, Fox died. a note claimed they chose suicide. The couple had posed as husband and wife and were arrested in Canton before being brought to jail.
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Axianog
Charles Wingard
Annie Fox
Monroe
Mich
Michigan
Wingard
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Canton
Stacy
Officer Guest Loses 140 Dollars From Commerc ial House
A touring officer Albert Clift from Fort Custer checked in at the Commercial house and paid by leaving 140 dollars with the night clerk George Hubbell. Hubbell then fled with the money and two hotel funds, later vanishing after being described as a smooth talking young man with a troubled past and three wives. Police pursue the suspected night clerk who is said to be drinking at times and has Davenport Iowa parents.
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Commercial House
Albert Clift
Fort Custer
Pennsylvania
John Forbing
George E. Hubbell
Hubbell
Clift
Ofae
Rascal
Mary Franz
Davenport
Iowa
Cyclone Devastates Mount Vernon Illinois in mass casualty disaster
A Mount Vernon Illinois cyclone killed about thirty people and left thousands homeless. Three hundred houses were wrecked including the county courthouse and schools, churches and business districts were destroyed. The city appeals for cash contributions to aid relief through George W. Evans and Norman H. Moss.
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Mount Vernon
Ill
County Court House
Supreme Court House
Round House
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
George W. Evans
Norman H. Moss
Dutch Charley Fox Skips City After Fractured Claims
Dutch Charley Fox, a touring comedian, arrived with a Grand Central Variety company and vanished, leaving creditors owed. He claimed Knight of Pythias ties and lodge memberships in Cincinnati but was exposed as an impersonator. Fox arranged a benefit and sold about two hundred tickets, leaving town with funds as authorities publish warnings.
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MansrFreto
Charley Fox
Grand Central Variety Theater
Fox
Pythias
Locs K
P. Lodge
Lincoln Lodge
Cincinnati
Damon Lodge
Damonlodge
Tascott linked to Chicago murder case with Louisville ties
Louisv ille residents recall William Tascott once living with an uncle tied to the Peaslee Gaulbert firm and employed by Southern News. Hess praises Tascott as a top news boy who left willingly for Florida. A separate report says Tascott seen in Leaf River false. Louisville deputy claims possible sighting in a restaurant and intensifies detective search.
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Louisvimit
Wm. B. Tascott
Snell
Chicago
Peaslee- Gaulbert Company
Southern News Company
William Hess
Tascott
Florida
Ourcaco
Leaf River
Ill
Louisvillle
Jerry Bate
Crown Jewel Grounds Edward G Taulane Crew Rescue
Purivapeuphia reports the British bark Crown Jewel from Oran to Philadelphia arriving at the Delaware breakwater yesterday. the schooner Edward G Taulane of Somers Points New Jersey, abandoned waterlogged on February 17, was located in lat 35.18 long 73.10. Taulane left Satilla River Georgia February 8 for New York with lumber for Hilton Lumber Co. A leak began February 13, mast and deck load washed overboard, stores and cooking utensils lost. Crown Prince assisted. Taulane worth 25000 with cargo 6000, built 1885 at Mays Landing New Jersey.
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Purivapeuphia
Crown Jewel
Oran
Africa
Philadelphia
Delaware
Edward G. Tau Jane
Somers Points
N. J
Taulane
Satiila River
Georgia
New York
Hilton Lumber Company
J. J. Barret
Mays Landing
New Jersey
Saloon war erupts as minister vows fight
Rev O W Still and parishioner Allen clash with East Grenwich saloon keepers amid threats. Allen’s well is poisoned and dynamite aimed at Still’s house. Still resigns pastorate vowing to battle liquor traffic firmly.
Local notices from county sessions to church conferences
County commissioners meet March 6. Marriages licensed for George Miller with Christina 8 and Franklin D. Wright with Anna May Gerrell. Local obituaries for Mr. Christ Hiser and George Wagner. Various legal notices, rail and telegraph company actions, church events, and political meetings described with names and places.
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George Miller
Christina
Herring
Franklin D. Wright
Anna May Gerrell
St Louis Wins Democratic National Convention Site
The national Democratic committees chose St Louis as the convention city after secret balloting. Initial votes favored San Francisco and Chicago but St Louis gained through ongoing shifts, with a unanimous vote later approving June 5 as the convention date. Francis of St Louis congratulated President Cleveland in a telegram.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Wanumeter
National Democratic Committees
Scott
San Francisco
New York
St Louis
Wales
Georgia
Francis
Cleveland
Democratic Party
D. BR
Fraxoa
Trustees Elect Officers for Grant Monument Fund
New York officials announce the Grant monument fund trustees for the coming year with Wm. R. Grace as president and J. Pierrepont Morgan as treasurer. The committee holds 126 thousand dollars and about ten thousand dollars was added last year. The circular is to allow scaled designs and any suitable material beyond untinted plaster.
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New York
The
Grant Monument Fund
Wm. BR. Grace
Hamilton Fish
L. M. Barlow
Richard T. Greener
J. Pierrepont Morgan
A. B. Cornell
Sidney Dillion
Wm. Lummis
O. O'Reilly
A. L. Sawyer
George M. Williams
Europe
Indian starvations spark Indian department clash in Canada
Ed monton correspondent reports Indians in northern Canada suffer from crop failure and scarce game leaving them reliant on government food. Reports say stocks of frozen fish spoiled by mild January weather and tensions rise as Whitefish Lake chiefs threaten rebellion if aid is withheld.
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St. Pavun
Minn
Edmonton
Pioneer Press
Indian Department
Whitefish Lake
Saddle Lake
Saved from the Sea by Rosalia Rescues Crew
Captain Craig McKean of the schooner Mary Tibbits and four crewmen were believed lost after a hurricane offshore. The Rosalia sighted them, built a raft, and rescued the crew, who then reached London before sailing to New York.
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New York
Craig McKean
Mary
Tibbitts
London
Jack Elliot
Thomas Walsh
Cook
Benjamin Wilson
Andrew Wyman
McKean
Virginia
Delaware
Oporto
Portugal
Oyorto
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Shifts in New York Money Market
The weekly bank statement lists Reserve down by 2,736,950 with loans up 431,200 and specie down 2,832,300. Legal tenders fall 515,100 and deposits decline 2,441,806 while circulation rises 19,500. Banks hold 15,201,425 in excess of the 25 percent reserve rule. Rats will not live in a natural gas town, it is said.
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New York
Jury awards $1500 damages in Boegle vs Kellar & Roth case
The jury sent a sealed verdict to Judge O Rourke last Friday awarding Louis Boegle $1500 in the contractors case against Kellar & Roth over a brick hazard from the St Marys Catholic church spire. Boegle, a young worker, nearly died when brick fell and struck him on the head, leading to cranium trepanation after the incident.
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Louis Boegle
Kellar & Roth
O'Rourke
Boegle
St. Marys Catholic
Beogle
Presidential Visit Draws 40000 in Quanuestor
The president and party arrived at 10 a m to a welcoming march through major streets led by a hundred aldermen and citizens. A military escort protected the line as 40 000 residents cheered and a presidential salute rang out. The train carried abundant flowers and bins of tropical fruit. Two alligators from Florida formed museum curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quanuestor
Stresta
Florida
Miners’ Union Cleared to Return If Pact Binds Actions
In Tamaqua district assembly 87 of striking Lehigh region miners adopted resolutions offering to return to work if companies pledge no discrimination and to arbitrate the issues within ten days after resumes. Chicago and Burlington road notes say engineers and firemen may strike only after Monday if disputes remain unresolved.
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Tamaqua
Lonsford
Lehigh Region
Burlington Road
Arthur
Burlington
Gen Gibson predicts Sherman as Ohio’s choice after Blaine
Gen W H Gibson of Ohio, famed platform speaker and Blaine ally, discusses the 1880 race with a SEExtvien reporter. He says Blaine will not run, Sherman is Ohio’s favored candidate, and if needed Allison of Iowa would be the next strong nominee.
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W. H. Gibson
Ohio
Angola
Ind
James G. Blaine
East
Gen. Gibson
United States
Blaine
Senator Sherman
Sherman
Indiana
Gresham
Harrison
Allison
Trens
Noll Patriarch Dies In Fort Wayne At Age Eighty Five
Mrs George Noll died after pneumonia at eighty five. He came to Fort Wayne in 1834 and lived here ever since. He was respected among old settlers. survived by four sons Mart Al John and Frank Noll. The community offers sympathy to the family.
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al. Noll
East
Jefferson Street
Rae
Noll
Fort Wayne
Coasty
Mesers
Mart
John
Frank Noll
Tas Sentinel
Birthplace dispute on General Sheridan’s eligibility
A Washington businessman argues the controversy over General Sheridan’s birthplace is moot. He states his parents were six months in the U S when he was born and his father lacked naturalization, rendering Sheridan alien born and ineligible for the presidency. He cites his own son’s voting oath as further proof of alien-born status.
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Washington
General Sheridan
Ireland
Bondsman Deliver O'Connor. Shifts to Jail Over Fine
Timothy O'Connor the book peddler was delivered to the sheriff after paying 200 bail for appearance in court. Judge O'Rourke denied the motion for a new trial and upheld the fine and costs totaling about 250. O'Connor chose jail over paying the sum, agreeing to $1 per day until settled. Rumors speak of a possible habeas corpus writ to free him.
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Timothy O’connor
Jim Sheridan
O'Rourke
O'Connor
It Was Washington's Birthday in Texas Siftings Scene
Wall street scene near the treasury building with a patriotic father and son exchange. The text also touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas Siftings
Wall Street
Treasury Building
Sharp
Democratic Court Committee Meeting Notice
The Democratic county central committee members are called to a circuit court room meeting on Saturday March 10 at 2 p m to transact business. Signed by ARLES McCaranm and W. W. Bocusuiu, Secretaries.
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Democratic Court Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Circuit Court Room
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B.C. Bell
Blinky Morgan
W. W. Corcoran
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R. L
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Alen
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H. A. Moore
Common Council
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Stanton
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Lynch
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Enright
Prrrasurse
Chronicle Telegraph
Sisters of the Ursuline Order
France
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Treasury
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Maumee Township
Jerry Broughton
Sam Hendricks
Naraner
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Frovgipence
R. I
George H. Corlies
Lima
Dennis McGraw
Pirrsnure
Willy Ohnitt
Grand Opera House
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Noble T. York
Monon
N. T. Bryan
Fred Baker
Julia Kangreen
Indianafouis
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
Ira J. Chase
State Woman’s Relief Corps
Mia
Kate B. Sherwood
Bruno Schmitz
Logansport
Charles and
Samuel Kissinger
Anderson
M. A. Jordan
Ella Kissinger
Jordan
the Herald
John O. New
Gilney House
Bisminewam
Ala
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Memphis and Birmingham Railroad
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Wis
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Christ Hiser
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New York City
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Bernard Rehnen
Charles McCulloch
H. J. Trentman
West Wayne Street
D. N. Foster
State
G. A. R. Relief Corps
Democratic State Central Committee
Auditor of State, Af
George Wagner
Adama Township
Joseph M. Mayhew
San Mary
Myers
W. F E. McDermut
el Dorado
Clyde
Methodist Episcopal Book Concern
Eli E. Wagner
Rosa L. Carnewe
Jacob M. Franse
Frances Brennan
Poomam County
Court House
Itill
T. J. Dills
I. B. McDonald
Columbia City
A. Zollinger
Allen H. Dougal
Canniff
Lake Shore Road
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Congressman White
Liza Nestel
Henrietta
Dallas
Bluffton Chronicle
Robert Bell
Hale
Montepelier
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St. Paul’s
St. Peter's
Arcols
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New Haven
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M. F. Porter
City
Mid Ocean
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St. Joe Township
Charlies D
William and Mary Schulte
George Ewing
Christopher Be
John Brong, Jr
William Shaughnessy
Rosa Alice Criswell
Oliver E. White
Emma J. Cochran
Abraham Stroyer
Saral Yawhers
Henry Wiebke
Johns Nebraska
Ture
Adams County
Grant’s
George Noll
Gen. Sheridan
Tim O Connor
Hood
Arles McCaranm
W. W. Bocusuiu
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