Indictments Expected in Cronin Case Grand Jury Hearing
Cronin case updates report two fresh indictments prepared by the Chicago grand jury and hints of wholesale arrests. Suppressed names include Alexander Sullivan and John F Beggs. Patrick Cooney and others are also cited in ongoing probes amid extrication rumors and spy theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Grand Jury
John F. Beggs
Camp No. 20
Patrick Cooney
Chicago
Schwartz, Dupee & Co
Grand
John F. Biggs
Wixwirre
Man
Burke
Cariaco
Sheppard
Cronin
Alexander Sullivan
John IF. Beggs
No 20
Clin-na- Gael
Beggs
Death of General Simon Cameron at Lancaster Home
General Simon Cameron died at his home in Lancaster County Pennsylvania at about eight o clock last night after a sudden decline. He was over ninety years old having been born March 7 1799 in Lancaster County. Ex Attorney General McVeagh James Cameron and others stood with the family at the deathbed as the remains are to be moved by a special train from Marietta to Harrisburg with the immediate relatives expected to accompany the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp No
Dr. Cronin
Patrick O'Sullivan
Lake View
Cam
Edward Spellman
Clan-na- Gael
Peoria
Prott
Ill
Spellman
Clan-na-Gael
Burke
Bain. Cuicaco
Cronin
England
Mr. Rothaker
Kansas City
Thomas Brennan
Irish National League
Hicagoo
S. Thomas Brennan
Omaha
P. H. Cronin
Brennan
Patrick Eagan
Brennen
Lancaston
Simon Cameron
McVeagh
Haldeman
James Cameron
Simon B. Cameron
David Watts
Lancaster County
Marietta
Cameron
Harrisburg
Foraker Nominated After Ballots At Ohio GOP Convention
The second day of the Republican state convention in Colrmnns Ohio opened with W C Cooper as permanent chairman. C H Grosvenor read the platform amid applause and Foraker received a unanimous endorsement on the second ballot after initial counts. Lampson named for lieutenant governor as Loyal Hanna debris search continues in Larroze Pennsylvania. engineers Caldwell and Fralich recovered from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colrmnns
W. C. Cooper
C. H. Grosvenor
Harrison
Foraker
Si. L. Lampson
H. L. Morey
Gee
K. Nash
Wilson Vance
Robert P. Kennedy
Asa Jones
R. R. Dawes
Joseph O'Neal
Kennedy
Dawes
O'Neil
Lampson
Jones
Morcy
Vance
Neil
Gibson
Bushnell
Elmer Caldwell
Geo. Fralich
Wreck on Pennsylvania Line Kills Many Near Latrobe
A westbound freight crashed into an eastbound train at Monestey iron works near Latrobe, causing a fiery wreck that likely claimed twelve to forty lives. Cars and engine plunged into Loyal Hanna creek, with flames and screams described by the conductor. several identified dead and many injured. A second Gallatin Tenn report notes three killed and several hurt in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerssure
Monestey Iron Works
Latrobe Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greensburg
Derry
Elmer Caldwell
Fralish
Hugh Kelly
John Brows
Thos. Miller
Pat Flannigan
John Early
Peter Monday
John Millen
John Howard
John Thomas
T. Miller
Lewis Wyble
Gallatin
Tenn
Battle at Flat Head reserve as posse battles Indians
Reports say Sheriff Heyburn and a Missoula county posse are fighting with Flat Head reservation Indians who refuse to surrender three alleged Indian murderers. Two Indians are said killed. Agent Ronan asks Fort Missoula for troops while Missoula citizens led by Mayor Sloane rush to aid officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Arlee
Flat Head Reservation
Heyburn
Missoula County
Ronan
Fort Missoula
Washington
Missoula
Sloane
Soerius
Braidwood Leaders Block Miner Aid Amid Hunger Crisis
In Braidwood Illinois 3000 stranded and nearly starving miners face a city headless town as Chicago Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company officers including A L Sweet plot to starve the workers while Chicago officials and Mayor Corey withdraw support. The town has no treasury and no tax intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainwood
Braidwood
Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company
A. L. Sweet
Chicago
Corey
Fire in Burton block devastates Chicago with heavy loss
Fire discovered on the third story of the Burton block at Van Buren and Clinton at 5 am. By 7 am the south portion lay in ruins, totaling about 300000 dollars in damage. The six story block is split by a fire wall into north and south sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Burton Block
van Buren and
Clinton Streets
City Fire Destroys Southside Block Nearly 15 Firms Burned
A large blaze swept a south side business block, destroying fifteen or more firms while the north section including the Curry Paint and White Lead company and Oberbeck Bros furniture firm remained standing. The fire stopped at the central wall, leaving the remaining structures intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Paint and White Lead Company
Oberbeck Bro
Johnstown Calamity Quietly Honored As Relief Efforts Proceed
Sheriff Mc Candlass and Colonel Hudson met General Hastings to plan a statewide memorial for the flood victims. Services will be held at cemeteries with flowers placed on graves and efforts to aid relief continue in Conemaugh valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnstown
Sheriff McCandlass
Hudson
Hastings
Johnstown
Prrisnune
James McMillan
Cyrus Elder
Corps of the Red Cross
Yellow Cross Societies
Conemaugh
Labour Arbitration Rules for Union Pacific Engineers and Firemen
The Board of Arbitrators ruled for the engineers and firemen, holding the Kansas Central removal did not void the agreement and wages will be restored dating back to May 15. Manager Baldwin calls the decision final. In Brazil Indiana the coal miners strike resists charity board efforts with continued negotiations and relief funds to 5478 dependents. Governor Beaver surveys the Johnstown flood area amid rising death toll estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Neb
Board of Arbitration
Union Pacific
Kansas Central
Baldwin
Brazil
Ind
State Board of Charities
Johnstown
Beaver
Gold Vein Found Sparks Fears of Miner Uprising in Montana
In Blackroot City Montana on June 29 reports say an organized gang of town-site and claim jumpers struck a rich gold and silver quartz vein near Granite. Moore brothers and associates expanded the claim, leading to mass staking of 100 foot claims as tensions rise and a sheriff's posse moves to quell possible violence. The vein is described as large and possibly worth millions, with authorities alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackroot City
Mont
Oro Fino
Moore Brothers
Granite
Granite Company
Wier
Andrews
Champion
Deer Lodge
Moores
Helena
Tragic Stable Accident Claims Girl in Delphi
A twelve year old girl dies after a pitchfork prong pierces her brain in her father Sanford J. Baugh’s stable at Delphi. The grieving father nearby. The report also notes a June 29 New York City marriage of Elizabeth Drexel to John Vinton Dahlgren at St Patrick's Cathedral. The piece includes health ad copy and a brief note on W R Worthington resigning as general superintendent of the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deurtt
Ind
Sanford J. Baugh
Monticello
New York
Elizabeth Drexel
Joseph Drexel
John Vinton Dahlgren
Dahlgren
Consul Dahlgren
Rome
Miss Morgan
Dr. Morgan
St. Thomas Church
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Archbishop Corrigan
Indianapolis Journal
W. W. Worthington
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
Worthington
Destructive Rain Storm Hits Mong Hong and Hermosa Camp
A Hong Kong cloud burst May 29 30 brought 33 hours of rain flooding streets and causing property losses estimated at 200 600. Meager reports from Hermosa New Mexico say a terrible flood washed away part of the mining camp with no confirmed deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mong Hong
New Mexico
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Las Cruz
N. M
Hermosa
Largest St Paul business smash up linked to Eureka deal
Telegram reports tie to Eureka Improvement company collapse in St Paul with $700,000 involved, plus varied dispatches from across the country. Incidents include two boys smothered in a wheat bin chute, fires at Springfield mills, and a hang for Tuenis Labbe.
Pharmaceutical meeting closes with September adjournment
The American pharmaceutical association session ended in San Francisco and plans to meet at Old Point Comfort Virginia on the second Monday in September. In other news the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad plans to withdraw from the Interstate Commerce Association and a fire destroyed the Graff flouring mill at Fertility Pennsylvania with losses of 32000 and insurance of 22000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
San Francisco
Cal
American Pharmaceutical Association
Old Point Comfort
Kansas City
Atchinson
Topeka
Santa Fe
Inter-State Commerce Association
Lancaster
H. B. Graff
Fertility
Master Mechanic Morris Leaves Wabash for New Posts
Wabash division master mechanic W S Morris resigns to become superintendent of motive power and rolling stock for the Detroit Lansing Northern Chicago West Michigan and Saginaw Valley St Louis railroads. He began with the Wabash in 1878 and will base his new headquarters at Grand Rapids. He is noted as a careful mechanic and inventor with a patent air brake appliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Morris
Wabash Road
Wabash
Morris
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago & West Michigan
Saginaw
J. B. Barnes
Sentinen
Health officers seek demolition of two condemned hovels
Health Officer Metcalf advocates tearing down two frayed dwellings cited as public health hazards. The Health Committee and Public Improvements group approve condemnation, noting filth and contagion risks. One site lies west of Teghméyer's mill near the Nickel Plate line, another at 102 Chicago Street housing several colored families. City Attorney Colerick cites a possible legal restraint to the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiber
Cody
Gordon
Ofenloch
Cran
Hilbrecht
Metcalf
Teghméyer
Ewing Street
Overly
Chicago Street
Colerick
Official Circular Appoints Butterly Master Mechanic in West
The circular from SpPrIneFIELD Illinois dated July 1 1889 announces T B Butterly as master mechanic for lines west of the Mississippi replacing A W Quackenbush who resigned with headquarters at Moberly Missouri. Esch retains control of existing territory. J B Banges superintendent M P and M and approved by general manager M Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Banges
Cons
M. Hays
Remarkable freak of nature twins in Kokomo headline
A double baby born with two bodies joined head to head by the spine is described as healthy with separate vital organs and good heart and lung function. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones. Local notes include civic and personal news about community workers, court actions on a Maumee river bridge, and local appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
J. H. Jones
Suffering Miners and Relief Efforts Across Illinois
Reports from Brazil Brazil and surrounding towns describe wage and rent concessions by operators to miners, while a vote blocked extending the strike. Relief distributions reach Joliet and Braidwood as about 1,000 to 1,400 miners and families cope with hardship. civic leaders plan aid drives. A separate railroad injury case in Cuiacoa features Malcolm suing for damages, with extensive testimony and railroad workers subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Johnson
State Board of Charities
Serie Vauxey
Ilinois
Braidwood
Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company
Curiaco
Chegier
Illinois
Little Harry Collins Falls on a Rake
A four year old boy, son of John L. Collins of Shick street, fell onto a broken rake at the bedside. One fork pierced the abdomen and the injury may be fatal. Dr. Younge attended, noting intense pain but relief after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John L. Collins
Shick Street
Dr. Younge
Charles Ferckel
M. Ferckel
Buddemeyer
Duryea Street
Neal Hardy
Robbery at Rhynard home and store ends in tragedy
Daniel Rhynard, a Jackson township lumber merchant, reported that his home adjoining his store was broken into last Wednesday. The family was chloroformed and $1,140 in cash and valuables taken, including jewelry and cutlery. A child is in critical condition. Sheriff Viberg and Deputy Wilkinson pursue leads with no definite clue. The text also notes Rev. R. M. Hays’ revival work in Packerton Indiana with sixteen souls professing faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rhynard
Jackson Township
Paulding Road
Rhynard
Sheriff's Office
Viberg
Tom Wilkinson
R. M. Hays
Tue Sentinel
Packerton
Ind
Jesus Christ
Well Known Fiddler and Fifer Dies from Locomotive Injuries
James Meehan known as Jimmy the Fifer died at St. Joseph hospital at 7 o clock last evening from injuries suffered Tuesday when struck by a Nickel Plate locomotive. He was a familiar town character with a habit of fiddling or firing for hours. He left a widow and seven children living at 36 Brandriff street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe Hospital
James Meehan
Jimmy the Fifer
Jimmy Meehan
Brandriff Street
Six Deaths Reported This Week By City Undertakers
A SYEALE LEST. Only Six Deaths Occur During the Week. The following is the list of deaths reported by the city undertakers since last Saturday: Michael Curren, 67 years, consumption. Harriet Heining, 66 years, consumption. James Meehan, 52 years, accident. Henry Hellerman, 85 years, old age. Maury O'Grady, 62 years, dyspepsia. John Nerhood, 75 years, old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curren
Harriet Heining
James Meehan
Henry Hellerman
Maury O’grady
John Nerhood
Sherman Malcolm vs Pennsylvania Co damages suit in Allen County
The ongoing damage case seeks 10 000 damages in the Allen County superior court. Key points of the complaint are summarized from the readable portions of the document and focus on the alleged injury and party roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Schwind
Fort Wayne
Wils. McDermut
L. M. Ninde
Randall & Vesey
Allen Zollars
Judge Brackenridge
Allen County
Sherman Malcolm
Pennsylvania Company
Indiana state military encampment reorganized for Indianapolis
The adjutant general outlines a new encampment plan in Indianapolis from July 20 to 27. Competitive drills are abolished and all companies will march on two routes for fifty miles, lasting two days, following regular army rules. After forty eight hours the two expeditions meet for a simulated battle designed to be as realistic as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nifles
Zollinger
Saloon Cash Stolen. Suspect Arrested in Calhoun Case
The Bar Money at the Saloon in Calhoun went missing on Friday. Billy Inderman reported the loss after finding over $25 missing. Wilkinson traced a clue Saturday afternoon. Patton led a search. Kert Moritz, a paralyzed man, was arrested and confessed to stealing the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Inderman
Calhoun
Wilkinson
Patton
Kert Moritz
Tully
Bonny Scot's Family and Fort Wayne Letters
A poem about a Scottish family with wife and three children Rob Jim and Jeanie and a prayer for protection. Followed by a Fort Wayne post office list of letters remaining for week ending June 16 1889 naming many residents and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
Jim
Tittle Jean
Fort Wayne
Advertised Letter List and Health Pitch from 1889
Advertising column lists names for a weekly advertised letters, including Antrim, Emery Miller, Wm Anderson, Alice Mills, Cora Brown, John Milton, Mrs John C Beese, Maggie Myrte, AG Brown, J Miller, ES Koyer, and many others. The page also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming blood purification and strength, plus testimonials about Red Clover Extract and Catarrh Remedy, while discussing railroad gauges and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antrim
Emery Miller
Wm Anderson
Alice Mills
Cora Brown
John Milton
John C Beese
Maggie Myrte
AG Brown
J Miller
ES Koyer
Key M Morgan
P B Kaltzell
Lena M McCullum
Lidia
Bolton
Rob McAtre
Stella Boerger
Sarah Newman
Linney Barnes
Mary i Orth
Emma Bartlett
Ada Pimbruck
Mary Ronsold
G Russo
Nicholas Cheney
J V N Rex
Maud
Calo
Rome
Jennie A Cameron
A M Ross
Willie A Davis
D W Stahl
J IL Farle
Ella Shorb
W D Flack
Frank Smith
Marcey Gutchall
J ¢ Seymour
Ena Gershach
Otto Snyder
BW Green
Thomas Spindler
Annie Haden
Win Lovine
Julia Hamilton
James A Tait
David A Haas
Nell Tilbury
Alfred Ilares
Charles Urban
Lizale Koebele
the Urban
Phillip Kiciosmid
Mary Virus
Edwin J Katse
Sophia Wiedman
Geo J Levy
August
Welch
Lucy A Laughlin
Mes
Cit Werteman
Samuel Laveman
Louisa
2 Watkins
WW Moyer
Ames
Ewing Files Four Ejectment Suits in County Clerk Office
Four suits filed by George W. Ewing III through Hon. L. M. Ninde seek title and ejectment rulings on Lots 27 Hanna's addition subdivision 4 and other parcels. Claims involve $1,000 damages each and contest the authority of trustee George W. Ewing over lands in Indiana Ohio Minnesota Illinois Missouri among others. The vast Ewing estate, valued at about 1.5 million dollars, spans multiple states and heirs, with detailed pleadings estimated at 200 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Ninde
Louis Iether
George W. Ewing
John Wasserbach
Hanna
Sarah D Hough
Allen Ge
Ewi Wilhelmina
Eorge W. Ewing
A Louis
Minnie
Edward Blase
George Ewing II
Ewing Estate
Ohio
Minnesota
Illinois
Missouri
Tri-State Building and Loan Formed with 350000 Capital
The Tri-State Building and Loan association formed last week with 350000 capital stock. Eleven founders subscribed 50000 each including G W Pixley and J W Bell. G W Pixley named president and W J Vesey attorney. Committees to draft by laws locate offices and arrange immediate operations across Indiana Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Building and Loan Association
G. W. Pixley
D. N. Foster
Joe W. Bell
D. Law
Wie
W. E. Mossman
Wi. Vesey
J. W. Hayden
Wm. H. Driver
theriState Building and Loan Association
Ohio
Michigan
Concordia College marks semicentennial with large Academy event
The Concordia College celebration at the Academy of Music drew a huge crowd as students staged a Luther life themed program with poems songs and instrumental music. Alumni held a business meeting and seniors received diplomas before a summer vacation. A banquet closed the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Concordia College
Luther
Messrs
Bartling
Brauns
Daeumler
Deletzke
Drewes
Daemling
Leckenstein
Foerster
Georgi
A Haertel
Hahn
Henry
Cea
Boneemanh
Tise
Jacob
Joeckel
Karl Keller
Kiess
Health Board Meeting Names Dental Examiners
The Indiana state board of health met in Indianapolis with full attendance except Dr T J Dills. Dr E J Church of LaPorte was re elected to the state board of dental examiners on indorsement by the state dental association. Dr Weaver of Evansville and Dr Moulder of Kokomo were denied admission as governor appointed members, as the assembly passed a law for election by the legislature. Dr Seawright of Lafayette and Dr Dills of Fort Wayne were elected to those positions and will be recognized unless courts decide otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
E. J. Church
Laporte
State Board of Dental Examiners
State Dental Association
T. J. Dills
Weaver
Evansville
Moulder
Kokomo
Learmonth to Succeed Higgins as Pittsburg Post Clerk
The Sentinel reports Robert Learmonth, longtime pirate secretary to Superintendent C. D. Law, will become chief clerk in the Pittsburg office succeeding Ceil Higgins. Higgins departs soon for a needed vacation from his duties as post master. Learmonth begins his new duties as a capable and popular appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinex
Robert Learmonth
C. D. Law
Ceil Higgins
Pittsburg
Higgins
Learmouth
Tax Sentinel
Man Struck By Locomotive Foot Amputated
Master Ellis Karns 156 Horace street was struck after stepping into the path of a Pittsburg track engine on Hanna street. His left foot was crushed and will be amputated. He was taken home by a patrol wagon for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Karns
Horace Street
Hanna Street
Pittsburg
Atrol
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Cronin Grand Jury
Can Burke Bhe
Prand Jury
Crimina Court
Winniee
Baker
H. M. Howell
Cunaco
Company No. 20
Harrison Street
O'Sullivan
Dan Coughlin
Cooney
the Fox
Internal Revenue
John S. Hutchinson
Connecticut
Isaac Moffett
New Jersey
Elihu A. White
North Carolina
W. Arnold
Georgia
Marcus Boggs
J. O. Cravens
Indiana
J. O. Starr
Customs
Wm. J. Morgan
Buffalo Creek
N. C
Enos J. Perryhocker
Wilmington
N. Y
Philip M. Hildebrand
Dennis Shea
Morris J. Gladde
Walter Phelps
Germany
David OC. Griener
Terre Haute
Allen Tindolph
Vincennes
Philip Wilhelm
Seymour
John G. Watts
Virginia
United States
James A. Connolly
Frank F. Hunter
District of Columbia
Daniel M. Rasstell
Department
Congress
George S. Meeley
Columbia City
Robert H. Hunter
Wm. T. Sorsby
Mississippi
Guayanquil
Edward C., Goodviow
Maine
St. Stephens
N. B
John W. Neems
Scott
Sewall
Cape May
Baltimore
A. Louden Snowden
Roumania
Servia
Greece
William Hayden Edwards
Berlin
Augustus O. Bourn
Rhode Island
Eugene Schuyler
Cairo
Wallace Bruce
Leith
William Harrison Bradley
Nice
Edmund B. Fairfield
Lyons
Irving J. Muratt
Nebraska
Athens
William Bowman
Kentucky
Tien- Tsin
Adolph G. Studer
Towa
Barmen
Enoch J. Smithers
Delnawire
Osakan
Hiogo
Alexander ©. Moore
West Virginia
St. Thomas
Charles F. Johnson
Hamburg
Silas C. Halsey
Sandberg
Republicans
Pennsylvania
Municipal Iead of
Uteing
LABOR
Board of
Engineers
Delphi
Miss Drexel
Mr. Dahlgren
Tnr Sryttnau
George H. Loesch
Jed Hoham
St. Paul
Eureka Improvement Company
Eureka Company
Lima
Ben Ward
Judso
Horton
London
Springfield
Oldham
Joss
Patterson
N.J
Tuenis Labbe
Cala
Annie
Barrimone
William Christopher
Charles Logue
Tirrin
George E. Seney
Burrano
Horace Wilcox
Arpress
New Orleans
Nichol
Bud Renaud
Kilrain-Sullivan
Louisiana
St. Louis
Pierre Lorillard
Torexca
Kas
Citizens’ Bank
Mead Center
Sioux City
Des Moines Baseball Club
Macallar
Traffley
Clark
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Severens
Central Trust Company of
Porto Algo
Consolidated Exchange
Wallace Bolton
Jefferson City
Anna Wiessel
Union Avenue
Minn
South Dakota Republican Central Committee
Huron
Arkansaw City
Kan
Joseph Wilson
West Side
Frank Norton
Tremont
Hayes
Harmissune
Lirrre Rock
Ark
Berryville
Thomas Allen
Bonne Terry
Terry-Wagener
Allen
Terry
Laysine
Portsmouth
Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth
Batavia
New London
the Public Health
Theo Indiana
Jenney Electric Light Company
Frank Havens
Potonkey Fish Company
Frank Passinc
Frank Woehnker
Prince
Fred Kiezhaber
L. G. Cordaway
F. Majers
Ang. Tons
Louis Brames
Superior Court
Maumee River
East Main Street
Chapin
J. C. Kensill
T. Arthur Frey
Yale College
Congregational Church
Frey
Harry Collins
Jimmy Meenan
Ian
Christian Schafer
Tu Sentinel
Scot
John B. Brown
Jamie
Jeanie
Jean
Esther Delmerth
Harry Overly
William Debold
Era
Reardon
P Deckers
J C Retz
Emma Frazer
P Robinson
H B Fry
Fd Simon
Kohrad Gafney
Pat Schell
Frank K Grimes
Emma J Shrady
Mr. Hasefield
J Sweltzer
Rosa Hayes
T W Sawer
Susana W Harter
S. Travis
Ear
Ing
Hood
Texas
J. M. Loosz Red
Miss Jones
Ioann
Dr. Sage
George Ewing III
Building and Loan
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