Knights of Labor Elect Officers at Moro Gathering
The State Assembly of Knights of Labor met in Moro Indiana on January 10 1890 with all state officers present except one. Officers elected include J W DeWitt Huntington state master workman H H Schumann Fort Wayne state worthy foreman H L Wean Goshen F J S Robinson Cloverland W D Whitney Muncie and executive board C J Baker Vincennes Louis C Kasten Fort Wayne C W Newbold Monon Wm Henry Connersville. Next session set for December 1890 in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moro
Ind
State Assembly of Knights of Labor
Tuesaday
Order
United States
America
Sixteen Die In River Caisson Cave-In Near Louisville
Eighteen workers in a caisson at the Ohio river bridge site near Louisville were trapped by a sudden water burst. Rescue efforts found three bodies early this morning, with four more deaths later confirmed, bringing the total to sixteen. Abe Taylor survived to recount the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Taylor
Preston Street
Hamilton Morris
Lewis Cox
The World’s Fair Claims Hearings in Senate Committee
Washington hearings open as the quadricentennial committee argues for a Washington world’s fair with support from governors of forty one states and territories. Debates resume next morning with New York and Chicago cases to be heard amid the Kelley obsequies in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hiscock
Anderson
Washington Board of Promotion
Board of Promotion
New York
Chicago
Washinecton
Chauncey M. Depew
House
Ocean Steamers Beat Transpacific Record Trips
A cablegram says the steamer China arrived at Yokohama after a ten day thirteen hour voyage, breaking the record. The Parthia arrived from Yokohama in twelve days twenty three hours, beating the City of Pekin to San Francisco by six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vancouver
Parthia
Yokohama
Pekin
Duel in Heflin Street Ends Fatal Standoff
In Heflin, Alabama, Dock Bell, a leading citizen, was killed in a street duel with Sam C. Creamer, the town marshal. Longstanding family feud fueled the confrontation as the two men faced off in the street Wednesday night, settling a long-running grudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremincham
Ala
Dock Bell
Heflin
Sam C. Creamer
Blooded horses burned in Kentucky stable fire
Fire at the Macey Brothers livery and training stable in Versailles Kentucky destroyed forty trotting horses including the $51,000 stallion Bell Boy and caused $125,000 loss on horses. The blaze spread to nearby businesses and residences, totaling $25,000 in buildings with two thirds insured.
Slick Swindlers Cross Border After Creditor Swindle
A Montreal firm W. Ellis & Co. vanished from Smith's Falls and Carlton Place Ont after securing a large line of credit in Montreal. They bought vast goods and sold them at exceptionally low prices before crossing back into Canada, leaving creditors in distress and inquiries underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ont
W. Ellis & Co
Smith’s Falls
Carlton Place
Ellis & Co
Canada
Vanderbilt Heir Engaged to Miss Johnstone of South Carolina
George Vanderbilt announces engagement to Miss Mary Johnstone daughter of Col. Wm Johnstone of Arndale Georgetown county South Carolina The couple met at Beaucher mountain and on Miss Johnstone’s South Island plantation the engagement was confirmed Vanderbilt plans a southern expo and park in Ashville North Carolina earlier reports from Charleston are denied by Vanderbilt family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarneston
N. C
George Vanderbilt
Mary Johnstone
Wm. Johnstone
Arndale
South Carolina
Georgetown County
Vanderbilt
Ashville
Muexdo Park
Johnstone
Beaucher Mountain
W. Miles
Charleston
No Irish Need Apply at Montreal St James Club
Sensation in Montreal as four prominent citizens are black-balled from St James club for Irish origin. B J Coughlin named among those rejected. Secrecy surrounds the action, with Irish circles already predicting retaliation by the Montreal Hunt Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atswell Club
Canada
Montreal
Sti. James Club
B. J. Coughlin
King Alfonso Dying Rumors Sweep Spain
The infant king Alfonso of Spain is reported gravely ill with high fever and convulsions. Doctors fear for his recovery as Premier Sagasta has been summoned. A later dispatch says his condition slightly improved with sleeping and small soup intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrio
Alfonso
Sagasta
Maprio
Government Seizes 220000 Acres in Coeur dAlene Lands
A DeSmit mission conference between Coeur d Alene Indians and government officers led to a treaty transferring 220000 acres of the reservation to the United States. Boomers had gathered at the border expecting to move in once the agreement was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sronane Falus
Washi
Coeur d’ Alen
DeSmit Mission
United States
Arkansas Woman Delivers Four Babies in Texarkana
Texarkana Arkansas January 13 Mrs Page of this place has just given birth to four girls all healthy. The mother and babies are doing well. She previously had twins with her former husband and one birth with her present husband totaling eight children by three births. A sewing society forms to aid the family and infant clothing and soothing syrup will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
Scenes in the House for the Funeral of William D Kelley
Washington abuzz as the House honors the late William D Kelley father of the house. Vice President Morton and Senate leaders attend. The casket lies in the chamber with lilies and flowers as prayer and Baptist burial rites conclude the service. The procession ends with remains sent to Philadelphia for further services at Chestnut Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Wm. D. Kelley
Harrison
Halford
Wanamaker
Morton
Bassett
Senate
Judge Kelley
Reed
A. J. Holmes
Riggs
Capitol
Holmes
Cuthbert
Butler
O'Neill
House
Sherman
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Kelley
Baltimore and Potomac
Philadelphia
Horstman
Chestnut Street
Twenty-second
Chestnut Streets
A. H. Furness
Montana Ends Year Debt Free as Legislature Hears Proposals
Montana opens the year without debt and with treasury cash. Auditor Kenney filed last year’s report with the governor and sent it to the printer as lawmakers discuss a possible compromise. Democratic senators attend sessions but avoid roll calls while efforts to unite the two houses continue. At Priesburgh, Pa a severe furnace explosion at Carnegie's Lucy furnace injures several and kills Michael Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexnena
Mont
Montana
Treasury
Kenney
Senate
Two Southerners Quarrel Over Cards Then Gunfire
In New York on January 11 two Southern society members quarreled in club rooms over a game of cards. They then argued on the street and one man fired twice at the other who escaped unharmed. Identified as W. Hi. Clark of the public works department and Wilton Randolph an insurance broker, investigators could not determine who fired. No arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Society
W. Hi. Clark
Public Works Department
Wilton Randolph
Monrarar
Ont
Ian
Canada
St. James Street
St. James Baptist
Baptiste
St. Helen’s Island
St. Lawrence
Lachine
Montreal
Dominion Bridge Works
Victoria Bridge
St. Hilliar
Grand Trunk Road
Iroquois
Iroquois Hotel
Kansas Orry
Kansas
Nebraska
Hiawatha
Whcarra
Kas
Liberal West
Stevens
Martin
Stevens County
Ira
Jennie Williams
Thomas Wilson
Ophie Stiles
Agnes Thompson
S. Hammerville
P. ©. Barrett
Crexvenne
Wyo
Evanston
Czar Orders Inquiry Into Siberian Exile Shootings
Acting on hints from Germany the czar has directed an investigation to verify the facts of a recent Siberia exile shooting. The emperor seeks details and truth behind the incident as reported from St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterssure
Germany
Siberia
Culpits Detained for Immediate Trial Expected Harsh Punishment
The text records that the culprits were ordered to be tried immediately and that severe punishment is anticipated.
Cronin murder trial motion adjourned to tomorrow
In Cariaco January 13 Branch 3 of the criminal court resumed the Cronin case. Beggs attended with his lawyers while Coughlin sat in his former place. The court heard requests to delay arguments. Judge Wing's arrival prompted a postponement to 10 oclock tomorrow for a ruling on the new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Criminal Court
Cronin
John FE. Beggs
Dan Coughlin
Burke
John F. Beggs
Messrs
Foster and
Ames
Beggs
Beges
Kunze
Begers
Coughlin
Longenecker
Ingham
Mills and Hynes
Forrest
Donohue
David
Bir
Bir. Forrest
McConnell
Judge Wing
The Prayde of Childhood in Mrs Southworth Cell cell tragedy
New Year notes on Mrs Southworth death at the Tombs after a November 22 confrontation on Fulton street. Stephen Pettus fled the Brooklyn ferry scene wounded, then died in a tea store. Mrs Southworth’s sons Martin and George Martin kept vigil as Blanche Cunningham cared for her. Her final words were a children’s prayer. The death was described as painless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Blanche Cunningham
Big Mac Gambler Shot in Northwest Gambling House
In Sronase Fatus Washington on January 12 H M McCrosser known as Big Mac was shot and killed by Harry Baer a proprietor of the largest gambling house in the northwest Baer was ejecting a man for stealing chips when Big Mac assaulted him Baer fired and McCrosser died fifteen minutes later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sronase Fatus
Wash
H. M. McCrosser
Big Mac
Harry Baer
Northwest
Baer
Clinton Ky Tornado Kills Eleven, Wounds Fifty Three
East Clinton, Kentucky hit by a tornado last night demolishing fifty five houses. Eleven people were killed and fifty three wounded. Named dead include J A Rhodes two children Mrs Wm Bone Burnett Bone Walter Nance Juba W Gaddie and infant. One victim remains unidentified. The piece also notes presidential nominations for postmasters B W Smith Lafayette Indiana and Iver M Tichenor Princeton Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Tormado
Clinton
J. A. Rhodes
Wm. Bone
Burnett Bone
Walter Nance
Juba W. Gaddie
J. OC. Wedges
Vast Montreal hurricane robs city of calm and many lives
Destructive windstorms sweep Eastern Canada and Kansas area. Montreal reports toppled steeples, roofs ripped from churches, and a deadly train wreck near Actonvale with many injuries. Kansas and Nebraska brace for coal shortages as blizzards kill livestock and halt rail traffic.
The Russian Czar Incontestably Under Pressure
In January reports deny the czar's insanity but note officials find it hard to reach him for signing orders or counsel on major matters. Earlier liberal moves included pardons, press freedom, and school reforms, halted by a plot against him and the ensuing struggle between tyranny and anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losnox
Russia
Jackson Bank Faces Losses in Smith Purifier Failure
Jackson Mich Jan 14 The George T Smith middlings purifier company failed with liabilities at about a half million. Assets are expected to roughly equal liabilities after a recent reorganization twenty days ago. Creditors press claims amid alleged extravagance by Company T Smith. Principal creditors are Jackson Bank 177000 and Preston National Bank Detroit 385000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Preston National Bank
Detroit
Strange Cash Disappearance in Cash Texas
A mysterious robbery in Cash Texas involving the Fargo Express company. About $11,000 vanished from the company office on Sunday morning, with investigators including Superintendent Chris- handling the case as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danass
Texas
Fargo Express Company
Chris
Cleveland's Fix Exposes City Irregularities in Accounts
A morning paper cites an expert bookkeeper showing about 3 million dollars in city old accounts paid without council approval. Expert Lembeck claims falsified or incomplete investigations hid irregularities. He says 1 to 2 million appeared paid without records or purpose. Council adjourned without action. a public meeting may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crivenano
Olio
State of
Ohio
Julius Lembeck
Lembeck
Snow and disasters hit towns from Wisconsin to New York
A January 14 bulletin reports heavy snow in Asunano Wisconsin halting logging, trains delayed up to eight hours, and 11 degrees below zero. Rail boss J B Mullikin ill in Michigan. Stolen mail near Cutcaco and a deadly flu outbreak in Boston with multiple deaths in Nashua and Manchester. Fires destroy cotton in Waco, a steamboat captain dies in Davesport, and a cyclone devastates Lowes Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asunano
Wis
Mich
J. B. Mullikin
Chicago and West Michigan
Morton House
Kansas City
C. W. Fairman
J. G. Adkins
Cutcaco
Adam L. Amberg
West Town
Winskeg
Man
Free Press
Sum
the Sun
St. Louis
W. D. Littlefield
Telegraph
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bostox
la Grippe
Henry Wallace
Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Lorenzo VD. Colby
Bracnett
Tex
G. A. Gilea
H. C. Hunt
Shefford Junction
Waco
Texas
Flurrison Station
Harrison
Davesport
Samuel Mitchel
Upper Mississippi
Hoxie
Ark
Decker
Currant River
Paveean
Lowes
Graves County
Presbyterian
Broomeiinp
N. C
Cuenwood
Recurstien
N. Y
B.A. Sullivan
New Youk
Brice Elected U S Senator by Ten Vote Margin
Calvin Brice Democrat wins the U S Senate seat on the first ballot with 76 votes to 66 for Foster Republican in a Columbus election datelined January 14. In Washington, bills move from committees as the Senate considers Florida swamp land grant claims and Oklahoma town site entry debate unfolds in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbnus
Calvin
Brice
United States
Foster
Washington News
Washineton
Senate
Call
Florida
House
Perkins
Kansas
Oklahoma
Silcott
Adams
Illinois
Kicked by a Horse Injures Stable Worker
Bert Greenlaw, a stable hand at 98 East Berry Street for D N and M Foster, was kicked in the head by a horse this morning as he mounted. The animal swerved, threw him, and dragged him, leaving two scalp wounds and unconsciousness until Dr. Asa Boswell attended. His shoe slipping freed him from the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Greenlan
East Berry Street
D. N
M. Foster
Greenlaw
Asa Boswell
Morton Club Holds Annual Election Last Night
The Morton club conducted two meetings for its annual officer election. C. W. Orr was chosen president. other officers include J. W. Hayden Max Frankenstein Harry W. Ninde Benj I Harper as vice presidents with Owen N. Heaton recording secretary Richard G. Thompson financial secretary Wm J Kettler treasurer and directors B W Skelton Gottlieb Haller Dr A J Laubach W J Vesey D N Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Club
THE
Sentinel
C. W. Orr
Charles W. Orr
J. W. Hayden
Max Frankenstein
Harry W. Ninde
Benj
I. Harper
Owen N. Heaton
Richard G. Thompson
Wm. J. Kettler
B. W. Skelton
Gottlieb Haller
A. J. Laubach
W. J. Vesey
D. N. Foster
Land Sale Notice Under Seal of President Van Buren Fort Wayne
A 160 acre patent in favor of David Clingesheil was entered in Huntington recorder’s office. The northwest quarter of section 28, township 26 north range 8 west, lands district, is to be sold at Fort Wayne Indiana. Patent issued by President Martin Van Buren January 1 1837. copy dated December 7 1889 from the Interior Department records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Clingesheil
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Recorder’s Office
Huntington
District of Lands
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Martin van Buren
United States
Department of the Interior
Dissolution at Skelton Watt Wilt Firm
E H McDonald succeeds B W Skelton in Skelton Watt Wilt after mutual consent dissolution. E W Skelton retires from the wholesale grocery firm today. McDonald, formerly Carnahan & Co, buys Skelton's interest and the business becomes McDonald Watt Wilt. Four years ago the firm Skelton Watt Bond began. Skelton has not yet decided his next venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Skelton
Skelton, Watt & Wilt
E. H. McDonald
Carnahan & Co
Mr. Skelton
McDonald, Watt & Wilt
Skelton, Watt & Bond
Skelton
Meepbs Plea in Fort Wayne Volksfreund Case
Joseph Kerp files suit in Fort Wayne circuit court seeking dissolution of partnership in the Katholische Warte also known as the Fort Wayne Volksfreund. He alleges partner Ruessewald collected funds and left without accounting after Kerp, a recent German immigrant, invested all his money and now seeks court settlement of business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kerp
Kajetan J. Bauer
Katholische Warte
Fort Wayne Volksfreand
Ruessewald
Germany
Shelbyville Girl Rebecca Fuller Missing After Death Action
Rebecca Fuller, about eighteen, of Shelbyville Indiana, is missing since Monday night. It is believed she jumped into the Blue River and drowned after leaving a note asking her sister not to mourn. Her mind was deranged. she had wandered away months earlier and was found across her mother's grave, with talent in painting and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Fuller
Shelbyville
Ind
Blue River
Arm Crushed In Car-Coupling Accident
Chauncy Hart, a boarder on Maumee avenue, suffered a severe crush injury to his left arm while coupling cars. Bumper contact mangled the flesh and splintered bone, with amputation possible. He lies in City hospital. Mrs. A A Rogers dies in New York City while visiting daughter Mrs. Walter Tigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Hart
New York City
Rogers
A. A. Rogers
Walter Tigar
Funeral of Mrs. Rogers Held at Calhoun Street Home
The deceased was a Baptist church member and active worker. Remains arrived Sunday at 5 p.m. by Pittsburg road. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. from the home of her son Edward D. Rogers at 493 South Calhoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Edward D. Rogers
South
Calhoun Street
Eye injury in Hicksville woman and DeKalb patient
Mrs. Samuel Comparet of Hicksville Ohio suffered severe eye damage from spilled acid and is with relatives on East Main Street after treatment by Dr. T J Dills. Another patient from DeKalb County, Mrs Baker, lost sight in one eye in an accident and underwent an operation Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Comparet
Hicksville
Ohio
T. J. Dills
East Main Street
Baker
DeKalb County
Mourning Homes List Deaths Week Ended January 11
The Homes Wrapper lists deaths for the week ending January 11 including Catherine Sams 73 from congestion of the stomach Fred Sauber child of 1 day spasms Caroline Klingeman 48 typhoid Sister Aloysia 40 consumption Sibilla Herring 77 old age Henry Horstman 8 brain Ella Sawyer 24 neuralgia of stomach Henry Engelking 42 consumption Francis Meiner 54 cancer of the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sams
Wm. Weaver
Fred Sauber
Caroline Klingeman
Aloysia
Sibilla Herring
Henry Horstman
Ella Sawyer
Henry Engelking
Francis Meiner
Improvements at Indiana Deaf and Dumb Institute Under New Management
The Indiana Institute for the Deaf and Dumb filed its 1889 annual report Thursday. One death that year. 189 boys and 159 girls enrolled. five counties represented. A new building 152 by 100 feet three stories tall with 24 classrooms, art room, library, basement, mansard roof, steam heat, and planned electric lighting will boost capacity. Superintendent R O Johnson improved supply issuance. Real estate valued at $534239.71. Net per pupil expense for the year was 180.65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
R. O. Johnson
Deaths of Two Esteemed Citizens Mark Week
The notices report J. M. Deuter, 72, dies at his son-in-law Christ Kramer’s home on Madison Street after Bright’s disease. Elizabeth Hohnholz, 33, dies of typhoid fever at 78 North Harrison Street. funeral at St. Paul Lutheran on Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Also, a two-days-old child of Mr Wm Franke died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Kramer
Madison Street
J. M. Deuter
Bright
Deuter
Elizabeth Hohnholz
Herman Hohnholz
North
Harrison Street
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Wm. Franke
Tariff Reform League to Hold Indiana Convention Jan 21
Indiana Tariff Reform League calls for its annual convention in Taney Reform League headquarters at the Grand hotel Indiana on January 21 1890 at 10 o clock a.m. Delegates from every club with fees payable and organized township representation. Address Thomas J. Hudson East Washington Street for details Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League
League
Grand Hotel
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas J. Hudson
East Washington Street
Evcar A. Brows
M. W. Lig
Tuomas J. Hopsox
Supreme Court Affirms Bass et al. Water Rights Case
The Indiana Supreme Court affirmed lower court ruling in Bass et al. versus the City of Fort Wayne. The decision upholds the council’s right to appoint commissioners to assess damages and allows the city to draw water from rivers for supply, rejecting claims that the Rudisill pool proceedings were invalid or that it condemned artificial water provisions. Judge Elliott delivered the ruling with Judge Taylor and City Attorney Colerick arguing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Supreme Court
John Bass
Fort Wayne
Allen Circuit Court
Edward O'Rourke
Bass Et
St. Joe River
Bass Et al
R. 8. Taylor
Henry Colerick
St Josephs College to Be Built in Rensselaer Under Bishop Dwenger
The new St Josephs college in Rensselaer Indiana will be established under Rt Rev Bishop Dwenger. The building cost is estimated at 35000 dollars with brick already furnished. Medland Gleitz and Wurpilatt of Logansport hold the contract at 26050 dollars ahead of eight other bidders. Senior officials from Carthaginian Ohio and Glandorf Colorado attended the bid reception. The college will enroll Fort Wayne diocese students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's College
Rensselaer
Ind
B. Kendrick
Fort Wayne
Dwenger
Medland, Gleitz & Wurpilatt
Logansport
Liebman & Henry
John Suelzer
George 8. Brown
Lafayette
Henry Drees
Carthagins
Ohio
F. Nigsch
Colonel Zollingers Successor Delayed in Taking Office
A letter from Nicholas Ensley the new pension agent says he has not yet received his blank bond from Washington and cannot say when he will assume charge. Zollinger aimed to transfer by his expiry date but will stay on this week. He plans to join Col Briant in Huntington in a business venture. Thieves robbed Henry Schuch’s saloon on South Lafayette, taking thirteen boxes of cigars and some cash. Jacob Stegemeyer and Jacob Raper were arrested as suspects and later jailed for vagrancy pending investigation. Stegemeyer previously served a penitentiary term for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ensley
Washington
Zollinger
Henry Schuch
Lafayette Street
Schrader
O'Connell
Jacob Stegemeyer
Jacob Raper
Deputy Supreme Auditor Honor To Thomas Meegan
Thomas Meegan, deputy supreme chancellor of the Catholic Benevolent Legion, received a commission from Supreme President John C. McGuire conferring the title of deputy supreme auditor. The appointment came as a surprise to Meegan and was met with congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meegan
The
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Supreme
John C. McGuire
the Legion
Meegan
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Assembly of the Knights of Labor
Bell
Creamer
Dreamer
Louisvitle, Ky
Ohio River
Jeffersonville
King Alfonso
Spain
Indian Lands
Arkansas
Fatiter
W. D. Collet
Veaney T Yanin
Priesburgh
Carnegie
Lucy Furnace
Sharpsburg
Michael Welch
Forty
Peacey Terrace
Calvo, Fl
Hoosier
Wasuiscros
B. W. Smith
Toads Iver M. Tichenor
Princeton
Tnd
Tod- Wse
Rrussian Czar
Cleveland
Little Tl Hks
May's
Orr
van Buren
B. W. Skel
Ton
Meebp
Volksfreand
Mrs. Samuel Comparet
William Lennart
Isabel Morton
Clinton Street
Brammer
Mies Belle
Louise Morton
William J. Lennart
Tue Sentinen
D. W. Moffat
D. D
J. E. Clarke
Columbia City
Anna C. Keith
Boston
Mass
I. J. Giboney
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Hood
Bass Et. al
Stegemeyer
Supreme Auditor of the
Swaynee
SwayNe
Dion Boucicault
Louis James
H. E. Kinkade
United States Express Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Geo. H. Luesoh
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