Reading Strike Defines Company Labor Stance at Reading
In Pamaprzeni and other places on December 29 provides details of a Reading railway strike with 50 Pinkerton guards and 500 workers protecting the docks. Austin Corbin asserts the company will employ loyal workers with fair pay while those aligning with Knights of Labor risk removal. A broader strike is planned with a December 30 walkout and a looming January 1 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Exszaneta
N. Y
Reading
Pinkerton
Reaprxa
Reape
Maine
Philadelpia
Pamaperonia
Reading Railway Company
Willow Street
Reading Convention
Reading Road
Out on a Lark Ends in Officer Slain by Colleague
In Evansville Indiana at 8 this morning Officer Joseph Zeigler shot and killed fellow officer Abraham Smock during a pursuit of two men leaving a residence. The supposed suspects claimed they were off duty and on a lark. Zeigler was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansvitle
Ind
Joseph Zeigler
Abraham Bmock
Zeigler
Sn Skey
Governor Marmaduke Dies at Executive Mansion
Jefferson City Missouri reports Gov John Marmaduke died at the executive mansion at 9 37 last night after a decline in health since the summer special session. For weeks friends noted his weakening condition and he grew worse Friday but fulfilled duties Tuesday before staying at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
John
Marmaduke
Executive
Ome
Freezing Ohio River Ends Coal Shipment Hope
Croomwnati reports the Ohio river is frozen at this point and navigation is entirely suspended, ending any hope of river coal supply before February unless January warms unusually. Prices have doubled versus last year and may rise further. over 12,000,000 bushels are loaded and ready for shipment in Prerssure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croomwnati
Ohio
Longest Prize Fight Ends With Harding Victory
The hardest match in years took place at Roadhouse across the river. Con Dugan of Brooklyn and Jack Harding of Philadelphia fought through twenty rounds. Dugan was knocked down twice in the fifteenth and again in the twentieth, failing to rise in ten seconds, giving Harding the win. both men suffered severe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, N
Roadhouse
Con Dugan
Brooklyn
Jack Harding
Philadelphia
Dugan
Harding
After Being Laid in the Coffin a Boy Dies Again
Willie Baxter of Cusan Waren Minnesota died of diphtheria. After his body was prepared for the coffin on Tuesday the family retired. An hour later someone found him alive in everyday clothes insisting he would not die. He grew better briefly then suddenly collapsed and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusan
Ingersoll Tribute For Ida Whit ing Knowles Of Peoria Ill
Robt G Ingersoll delivered a touching tribute over the remains of Ida Whit ing Knowles wife of Howard Knowles late US collector at Peoria Ill He praised her gentleness fidelity and endurance and spoke of death as a mystery with comfort for mourners before her remains were laid to rest in her girlhood home district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Whiting Knowles
Peoria
New York
Howard Knowles
United States
Ill
Neat
Robt. G. Ingersoll
Death
Daughters of
Compassion
Violeta
Wreck hits the Iowa bound passenger train from Chicago
The cannon-ball service on the Albert Lea route wrecked at Ely Iowa two thirty yesterday after a heavy snow drift. A freight engine rear-ended the buffet car, telescoped the sleeper into the toilet, and turned over the stove. Passengers and conductor acted quickly to stop a fire. Three were seriously hurt but none fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnegapolis
Minn
Albert Lea
Chicago
Ely
Iowa
Cedar Rapida
Cavern Unearthed Near Bloomrrenp Kentucky by Excavation
In Bloomrrenp Kentucky on December 28 J A Allen uncovering a cavern under a new mill foundation, a strong cold air draft poured from the opening. Torches lowered by a windlass revealed a 60 foot descent to a level sandy floor. The party followed a main avenue for over two miles and found a cliff opening on Mt Benjamin Wilson farm with a well worn path. Evidence of cave dwelling includes pottery and bronze artifacts along main passages and a sepulchre with numerous mummified bodies in a large niche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomrrenp, Ky
J. A. Allen
Mr. Allen
Mr. Gain Harat
Benjamin Wilson
Death of M D Babcock Fire Extinguishing Inventor
In San Francisco on December 28 M D Babcock inventor of the Babcock fire extinguishing apparatus died at the almshouse aged seventy. Once earning ten thousand dollars monthly in royalties his patent rights were sold and the funds soon ran out leaving him destitute and wandering the state for years. About six years ago he entered the almshouse and remained there until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
M. D. Babcock
Drunkard’s Blow Fatal to Nursing Infant in Quarrel
John North aged forty two returned home on South Twenty-fifth street drunk and quarrelled with his wife who was nursing their three month old child. He struck the woman but hit the child instead, crushing its skull and causing instant death. He sobered and offered no resistance when arrested. the wife was also taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PurtapEnpaia
John North
South Twenty-fifth Street
Blizzard Paralyzes Rail Travel Across Northwest
The December blizzard rages from Minnearouts Minnesota to Dakota cities, halting freight trains on Northern Pacific between Minneapolis and Bismarck and delaying passenger service. Snow totals reach about nine inches in Minnearouts, with drifting and winds around thirty miles per hour, while Ontcano and surrounding towns report streets emptied and mail delays of several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnearouts
Minn
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
Bisemarck
Dosvgus
Ontcano
Ex-Governor Porter Discusses Gubernatorial Prospects
Ex-Governor A. G. Porter, in town Thursday, was quoted by the Plain Dealer discussing the Republican nomination race. He notes Will Cumback and Colonel Robertson as avowed candidates, with Cumback appealing to temperance Republicans and Robertson favored by many locals. Porter also predicts Chairman Huston may enter the race, citing his vigor, wealth, and abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Porter
City
Wabash
the Plain Dealer
Cumback
Colonel Robertson
Robertson
Huston
State Central Committee
Fatal wreck near Meadville kills two engineers
A 9:50 morning collision on the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio main line near Tracy's Out west of Meadville leaves two engineers dead and about fifteen people seriously injured. A Chicago to New York limited express collided with a westbound freight. One passenger dies and many are hurt. Pullman sleepers remain on track and no fire occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Meadville
Tracy’s Out
Geneva
Chicago
Cincinnati
Rumors of Raises Hit Pennsylvania Rail Line Strikes Loom
A Cleveland dispatch reports brakemen on Pennsylvania system routes including Cleveland and Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Pan Handle Ash tabula Alliance Niles Ashtabula and northwestern Ohio lines plan a wage increase for about five to six thousand workers. Delegates met in Pittsburg, with a formal demand expected tomorrow at the Chicago offices. Some officials deny a meeting, while discontent grows over the double holder system and yardmen along the Fort Wayne line seek a ten percent raise starting January 1. Additional messages from Toledo note engineers and firemen seeking higher pay after a recent delegation to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pan Handle
Ashtabula
Alliance
Niles
Northwestern Ohio
Toledo
Mansfield
Pennsylvania Company
McCrea
Roberts
Wabash
McNultanaa
Terrible collision on Chicago and Atlantic road
A train collision near Wilders six miles from Kourz Indiana killed brakeman L Lyman of Huntington. The first section slowed for a crossing while the second, in wind and snow, crashed into the rear, destroying the engine caboose and one car of cattle as the cattle burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kourz
Ind
Chicago
Atlantic Road
Wilders
L. Lyman
Huntington
List of weekly deaths reported to city undertakers
The week saw multiple deaths across ages from old age to infancy. Notable cases include Dr. H. P. Ayres aged 74, Elizabeth Fink 67 from blood poisoning, Margaret P. Kellogg 49 due to cancer, Phillip Ray 31 from peritonitis, Frank Van Horn 24 from blood poisoning, Agnes Rolade 17 with remittent fever, Louisa Westroth 14 from measles, Flor i Perigai 1 year 6 months with croup, and Rudolph Benzman 8 months suffering brain congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Ayres
Elizabeth Fink
Margaret P. Kellogg
Phillip Ray
Frank van ,Horn
Agnes Rolade
Louisa Westroth
Flori Perigai
Rudolph Benzman
Conn Sues Pennsylvania Railroad for 8000 Damages
Benjamin F. Conn sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 8000 dollars alleging an accident on September 17 in the East Pittsburg and Fort Wayne yards. He was a switchman who fell from moving cars, suffering injuries to his body and nervous system that disabled him for life. The complaint cites improper speed as the cause and seeks compensation of 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Ninde
Benjamin F. Conn
Auit
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Conn
East Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Wa. Atwood
Lake Township
Sam, Pete & Max
Jake Certin
Garmenta
Uep
Rogers
Mr. Atwood
Aufrecht
Viberg
Mr. Hassler
Man Struck and Hurt by Street Car Horses in Calhoun Street Incident
Frederick W. Reiling, a Kerr Murray foundry employee about sixty five, was struck by runaway street car horses near the cooperative store of C H Buttenbender on Calhoun street. He suffered facial and upper body injuries with legs trampled, and was taken to the Washington house for care. Officers work for his comfort, and unless internal injuries emerge he may be able to work again within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Jefferson Street
Calhoun Street
Frederick W. Reiling
Kerr Murray Foundry
Co-Operative
C. H. Buttenbender
Reiling
Washington House
Charles Hoffman
J. B. Harper
Citizens Street Car Company
Hoffman
Murray
Spain Invites US to Columbus Monument Unveiling
Manprzio December 31 reports the Spanish government inviting the United States and Spanish American republics to cooperate in the Christopher Columbus celebration. European and American governments and learned societies are urged to send delegates for a week of festivities including the Columbus monument unveiling at Huelva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manprzio
United States
Christopher Columbus
Europe
America
Columbus
Huelva
Inferno consumes Milwaukee Presbyterian church
Milwaukee reports a total fire destruction of the immense Presbyterian church, one of the city’s finest sacred edifices. Loss pegged at 100000 with 85000 insured. A Houma dispatch notes a fire in New Orleans area the previous day causing about 150000 in damage with 18000 insured, leaving many families burned out and without clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Presbyterian
New Orneans
Houma
Will of Marion Lallow filed in Adams township
The will names St. John's Catholic church in New Haven bequest of 100 dollars and leaves the remainder to her children except an absent son cut off if he does not return within two years. Also filed were the wills of Ludwick Kukuck and listings of administrators J. J. Jenkinson for John Rogers and Edward Finan for John Dugan. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lallow
Adams Township
John Rogers
Edward Finan
John Dugan
Old Man Chauncy White Accused of Stealing Robison Horse
Sheriff Viberg brought Chauncy White of Grant county to Grand Rapids last Friday, accused of stealing William Robison's horse and buggy a week earlier. Robison identified White at the jail. White, a 65 year old pious seeming man, denied speaking. White traded Robison's harness but kept the horse and a new buggy when caught. He had $82 on arrest. In Kendallville he was linked to shoeing Robison's horse. Photo claim figures show growth in professional photographers since 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viberg
Grand Rapids
Wm. Robison
William Robison
Chauncy White
Grant County
Pleasant Township
White
Michigan
Kendallville
Prominent Hartford Lawyer Hon. Wm A Bonham Dead
Hon William A Bonham a leading Hartford City lawyer and bar member died suddenly at his home Thursday around 7 pm from catarrhal consumption. He served in the state senate 1865 to 1869 and briefly as assistant secretary. He ran for congress in 1876 in the old Twelfth district and was defeated. Admitted to the bar in 1861, he held high rank as attorney and was active in the I O O F and Masonic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Bonham
Hartford City
State Senate
Congress
A. H. Hamilton
Masonic Order
Fire at Paulding East on Nickel Plate Destroys Goods
A major fire near Paulding Ohio along the Nickel Plate disrupted last week causing extensive losses. Charles Brewer reports building and furniture losses totaling about 3 500 with partial insurance, while Davis Everett and White Bros face varying stock damages and coverage. Young Lott and Marion Harrison describe building stock losses and jewelry stock removed with limited or no insurance, totaling several thousand dollars in assessed losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding
Ohio
Charles Brewer
Davis & Everett
White Bros & Co
Young & Lott
Marion Harrison
Ligonier
Ind
Weir & Ocowley
Latta
Regula Bros
Weir & Cowley
Pearce
Gen Thomas J Brady Traced To Colonial Beach VA Farm
A Washington special reports Indiana inquiries about Gen Thomas J Brady formerly of Muncie now living on his Colonial Beach Virginia farm on the Potomac river. He keeps an office at 9 Nassau Street New York and is involved in stock dealings railroad interests in Ohio and mines in Colorado and beyond, with Colonial Beach VA listed as his post office address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
Thomas J. Brady
Muncie
Ohio
Colorado
Colonial Beach
Prairie Grove Sabbath School Elects Officers
The annual Sabbath school election selected officers including Superintendent O. A. Miller, Assistant Superintendent Ed Connett, Secretary Lydia Maler, Assistant Secretary Mary Cunnison, Treasurer Clara Miller, Librarian Marcus Connett, Organist Sadie Nemy, and Assistant Organist Clara Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove Sabbath School
0. A. Miller
Ed. Connett
Lydia Maler
Mary Cunnison
Clara Miller
Marcus Connett
Sadie Nemy
Tally Sheet Forgery Cases Postponed In Columbus
Senator Vuoorhees and Judge Montgomery will defend Sim Coy and the alleged tally sheet conspirators at Indianapolis. The Columbus Ohio tally sheet forgery cases were postponed from January 3 to January 4, date not set. Senator Thurman will appear again at the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuoorhees
Montgomery
Sim Coy
Indianapolis
Columbus
Thurman
Brief Telegrams From Across the United States
Prerasure dispatches note General Mc Crea and state officials deny knowledge of worker trouble at a Pennsylvania company. Reports cover railway consolidations, post office workload surge during holidays, and the death of National Review editor Ded Srobi Litton. Other items include weddings in Ligonier, a fatal attack on a police officer in Asu mand, and fires in Koromo while Corcoran faces National League reporting charges. The Astor will funds various charities. Indianapolis hosts a Democratic state rally. Sullivan plans a boxing match with a forfeit posted. Robberies hit Farleyville as strikes in Coloma end. vigilante justice in Sr. Francis. and a fatal oil field explosion near Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrea
Pennsylvania Company
Cleveland
Spamermo
Indianapolis and and Wabash Railway Company
Indianapolis, Quincy and Missouri River Railway Company
Indianapolis, and Western Railway Company
New York
Pearson
Homzis
Ded Srobi Littoton
National Review
Joseph R. Banks
Wasuinaron
D. C
Manning
Ligonier
Della Gerber
E. B. Gerber
Harry Howenstein
Asuuand
Wis
Highbridge
McPhale
Peter Collins
Loxpon
Corcoran
Cork Examiner
National League
Constantinople
Herr von Radowibe
Kiamile Pacha
Council of Ministers
Germany
Austria
Russia
Koromo
Ind
Pape London
Liverpool
Globe
Charlotte Augusta Astor
Women’s Hospital
State of New York
St. Luke's Hospital
Young Women’s Christian Association
Children’s Aid Society
Avenue B
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton
Domestic
Foreign Missionary Society
P. E Church
United States
Indianapolis
Prorepure
CO. F. Thompson & Co
Farleyville
Ill
Sr. Francis
Ark
Wm. Herrig
Lm. O
Gene O'Neil
Burglary Hits Oakwood Village Stores in Paulding County
A few nights ago thieves burglarized four Oakwood business houses in Paulding County and carried off nearly $200 in goods. I L Ackley drug store lost about $25 including items from John Haff. Haff shares space with a jewelry stock. Haller’s drug store lost about $10. Schister’s hardware and Wisely Bros dry goods each reported about $75 in missing merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood
Paulding County
I. L. Ackley
John Haff
N. Aller
Schister
Wisely Bros
Sumner's Poverty and Generous Spirit Across Years
The account notes Sumner lived within his income, never debt ridden, and avoided accepting payment for even minor expenses. He supported others, paid his own rail fares, and shared gifts, earning fame for generosity to servants. A Cosmopolitan excerpt recalls him as frugal yet princely in kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Senate
Sam Ward
Arnold Burges Johnson
The
Cosmopolitan
Compassion in Children Toward Animals Revealed by Childhood Scenes
An essay discusses how those unable to meet today’s children recall childhood scenes where animals suffer, arguing healthy boys under 15 show limited compassion beyond close relations or pets. It notes some derive pleasure from others’ pain to animals, a response adults find disturbing, per Pari s Popular Science Monthly.
Man from Fort Wayne Says He Was Robbed Enroute to Huntington
A Fort Wayne man named Wm Snider told Huntington County authorities he was robbed while walking from Markle to Ossian. He described two assailants who grabbed him, stole cash, and left him with eighty cents of twenty two dollars. He rode a Wabash train to avoid delays and sought a return to Fort Wayne with two sons there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Democrat
Fort Wayne
Roanoke
Markle
Wm. Snider
Ossian
Wells County
Old Wm Adair Seeks to Recover His Farm Home
Madison township farmer Wm Adair deeded his $5000 farm to his son Phillip promising care for the remainder of his years. Phillip allegedly treated him poorly and the elderly man, now in Pleasant township, sought ejectment to recover the homestead. Spencer and Jenkinson filed papers Friday. the old gentleman is favored to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Adair
Madison Township
Phillip Adair
Adair
Pleasant Township
Spencer & Jenkinson
Residence of a Farmer Near Hoagland Robbed of 285 Dollars
A prominent farmer near Hoagland on the Pittsburg road was robbed while away threshing. Burglars entered by breaking the lock, scattered belongings, and stole 285 dollars saved at home. The farmer, anxious to keep his name secret, has not reported the crime, per a grocer source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoagland
Pittsburg Road
Former Fort Wayne Man Guilty of Manslaughter
A Toledo Bee report notes Judge Commander urged Miller to plead guilty to manslaughter to avoid a murder trial and costs. Miller, a former bartender at the Occidental saloon, has agreed to plead guilty and be recalled in Fort Wayne. He appears well and in good health while jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Bee
Miller
Bee
al Painter
Fort Wayne
Occidental Saloon
Thanks From the Sisters of Charity
The Sisters of Charity express sincere thanks to benefactors of St. Vincent's orphanage for holiday season support. Gratitude covers gifts of supplies food clothing needlework decorations and furnishings for house and chapel. Sister Evpoxis signs the note on behalf of the orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Aistera
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Evpoxis
A Pleasant Masquerade Ball at Princess Rink
The Cincinnati club held its first annual masquerade at the Princess rink last week. Ladies wore bright colors and gentlemen dressed in varied disguises. Prizes were awarded after a twenty four number program. Proceeds supported Knights of Pythias expenses for the Cincinnati encampment. Promoters included John A. N. Frentzel M. M. Minch H. N. Ball A Imbody George Opplet. floor managers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Club
Princess Rink
Knights of Pythias
Cincinnati
John A. N. Frentzel
M. M. Minch
H. N. Ball
A. Imbody
George Opplet
R. H. Cunningham
Jud. M. Taylor
F. W. Dunnham
Wm. Dedolph
Sam Oppenhamer
Austrian Army Minute Enacts Nobility Start for Veterans
A new army minute in Austria grants ennoblement on demand to officers of 30 years of service with one campaign, remitting usual fees. It also introduces battle identity tickets, issued to each combatant and kept in breeches pockets, with postbattle recovery of the dead’s tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Local items show Goshen to build a city hall
Goshen plans a new city hall with a cost of 30000 dollars. The column notes various local happenings including lectures by Dr J W Younge in Whitley county, wage schedules for Nickel Plate train men, political honors, reunions, court actions, and upcoming elections for a board of health secretary. It also mentions a string of incidents, court cases, and community notices from Fort Wayne and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Younge
Saturn
Whitley County
Nickel Plate Company
A. D. Cressler
Board of Health
Metcalfe
E. J. McOscar
Thursday Henry Freed From Jail After Drunkenness
Thursday Henry is released after serving a term for drunkenness. He immediately steals a goose from a grocery, triggers pursuit by Marshal Meyer, and is arrested at Reidmiller's saloon. A later court sequence ends with a three year term for burglaries by Henry Leininger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Marshal Meyer
Brown
Butt
W. T. Ferguson
Wilkinson
Reidmiller’s
South Pit Aunity
O'Rourke
Orome
Lesher Trexler
O. M
Franklin Greenwell
Coenrdevey
Cleveland Stone Company Ve. Chas
Henry Leininger
Leininger
John Baughman
Three Insane Patients Await State Asylum Admission
Three inmates at the county jail await transfer to the state asylum Mrs Malissa Gilchrist John Abler and Frank Merriweather. Abler is demented on labor topics Merriweather labeled a dipsomaniac Merriweather comes from a good family who have pressed for his care. A lunacy commission met Friday concerning Eugene Rochell connected to Matilda Rochell a grocery operator on Lewis Street and confined in a private asylum after violent episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Asylum
Malissa Gilchrist
John Abler
Frank Merriweather
Narimaaibes
Dea
Abler
Merriweather
Eugene Rochell
Matilda Rochell
Lewis Street
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Corbin
Evansville
Missouri
Ohio River
Mammoth Cave
Bloomfield
Babcock
Porter
Pittsburg and
Bash
Chicago and
Atlantic
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spain
New Haven
Hood
Willam Robison
Huntington County
Hank Miller
Goshen
D. A. Munson
Shober
Chaste Wharton
Barket
Warsaw
Barrett
Charles McOwen
South Calhoun Street
Juaiisa Ryan
Vennor
Dr. Bull
P. H. Kuhne
Indiana Cheas Association
Christopher Gilchrist
Weat Berry Street
Black
Albion
Chauncey Heffelfinger
Raepler
Concordia College
St. Louis
Will
Dr. Geigar
Pete Owens
Colerick
Congressman Moffatt
Ford Fleigner
St. Paul
Freigner
Tim Donavan
Grand Rapids Road
Mr. Donavan
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
Noble County
Heffeltinger
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Jessie C. Brokaw
James O. Andrews
Charleston
W. Ve
Andrews
Third Presbyterian Church
Quharston
Reform School
Charlon
John Blake
Peter Koehlinger
Nathan P. Eckles
Angeline D. Notentine
Iia
Philip Ray
Hobart
Nickel Plate Railroad
Fred Thieme
Nickel Plate
Geo. Lee
J. O. Cromer
Charles McCulloch
Hugh McCulloch
Charles Betz
St. John’s Lutheran School
Smith’s
David Judy
Oscar
Judy
Cumberland
Toy
Will McKinnie
New York City
Lafayette Courier
Youngen’s Christian Association
Tracy
Denver
Col
Hover
Rocky Mountains
Council of Administration of the
Indiana G. A. R
John Schultz
Fairfield Avenue
Robert Sutcliffe
Birmingham
Eng
Baltimore
Salvation Oil
Adjutant General
War Department
State Military Service
Indiana Legion
Montpelier
W. Y W. Worthington
Elizabeth Morris
Jno
M. Morris
P. B. Colerick
Morris
Madison Street
Noone
Mohler
Catholic Orphan Asylum
Hamilton National Bank
McCuloch
McCulloch
Hasler
Wuergas
Fort Wayne Pa
Classis
Aestion
St. Joseph Classis
Waterloo
A. K. Zanmuan, A Ae J. R. Sauazs, V. D ML
S. Clerk
Henry Brown
Hackerthorn
Valentine People
Henry A. Hackerthorn
Praster
Valentine
Hackerhoen
Hackerhorn
W Ind
Tug Searivet
Ohio Synod
St Joseph Classis
St. Joseph Clessia
T. J. Bacher
A, Ll, Haseza
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