Royal wedding scene at Buckingham Palace in 19th century London
Lonpos July 27 reports the marriage of Queen Victoria's granddaughter Princess Louise of Wales to the Earl of Fife at Buckingham Palace private chapel. Amid heavy rain guests included the Queen, King of Denmark and Greece, Prince and Princess of Wales, with a royal procession to Marlborough House for a breakfast and lavish gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpos
Louise of Wales
Earl of Fife
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Denmark
Greece
Bow
Canterbury
Royal House
King
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Albert Victor of Wales
Prince George of Wales
Alexandria
Maud
Duke
Duchess of
Edinburg
Duke of Cambridge
Beatrice
Prince Henry of
Lohengrin
Victoria of Wales
Louise of
London
Windsor
Worthington
Herne
Marlborough House
Royal Artillery and Horse Guards
Prince
Princess of Wales
Scotland
Royal Chapel
Barnby
Mr. Gladstone
Second Double Tragedy In Wealthy Columbus Family
Columbus, July 27. Christian Wienman, a leading West Columbus figure, killed his wife with a shotgun and shot himself after a quarrel, at 272 West Broad street. Police Surgeon and Commissioner Kelly notified. The murdered wife was Kelly's sister. Wienman, not yet dead, faces certain death. This marks the second double murder in the Weinman family, with a history of violence over money matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christian Wienman
West Columbus
Wienman
West Broad Street
Aris
Schultz
Dennis Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Hrisband
Weinman
Christiaan Weinman
Terrible July storm hits Crawfordsville and Lenaxos
A severe wind and hail storm swept Crawfordsville Indiana yesterday causing shattered windows, deep hail deposits, damaged gardens and vast crop losses. The storm's two mile wide path also damaged Lenaxos with downed trees and unroofed storefronts. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lenaxos
Porter Succeeds in Robbing His Employer of Thirty Thousand Pounds
New York July 26. Detectives arrested the firm's porter James Byrne William O Niel and John Carroll of Brooklyn for stealing about thirty thousand pounds of coffee from H W Banks & Co at 111 Wall Street over the past four months. The porter Byrne led detectives to a truck loaded with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. W. Banks & Co
Wall Street
Studer and Wingarden
James Byrne
Wm. O'Niel
John Carroll
Brooklyn
Byrne
Phe Es
Phe Es Pemthos Med Deghente Agenm Ab Neti Tity Erga Borkoud
Eich
Attache Nominee Mary Ann Dougherty In Court
Wasamarox July 27 Secretary Rusk invited Mary Ann Dougherty to be an attache of his agricultural bureau she accepted she is the pension vetoed by Cleveland for not being a disreputable character Yesterday she faced a police court charged with drunkenness she pleaded guilty and begged mercy she was warned she would be sent to the work house if arrested again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasamarox
Rusk
Mary Ann Dougherty
Agricultural Bureau
Mary Ann
Cleveland
Plague of Sand Flies Strikes Toxiawanpa Ontario
July 26 report describes an enormous swarm of Canadian sand flies over the Niagara river area. Billions fell into streets and harbor, covering roots and rooftops in corpses, forcing closures and nightly cleanup after a bizarre atmospheric event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxiawanpa
Pharoah
Niagara River
Inner Harbor
Barnume's Circus Competes With Saratoga Races Big Day
Barnum's circus draws crowds as Saratoga light attendance favors the races. Ocean wins the first six furlongs by a length over Kitty Pearse with Twilitter third after delays. Bessie June dominates the second race, Bonita second, Queen of Trumps third. Belle Hamblin and Harry Wilkes race forfeit $10,000 each. heat scheduling issue noted. trotting set for August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Barnum’s Circus
Ocean
Kittie Pease
Carnot
Uuubet
Sheridan
Kitty Pearse
Twilitter
Bessie June
Bonita
Queen of Trumps
Burrato
Geo. W. Archer
Sire Brothers
News Notes From Different Parts of the State
Morgan county plans a new jail and Lafayette expects gas within ten days. Crant county reports a four legged peafowl as a brief wonder. Lyman Williams fractures his skull in South Bend after a fall from a two day loft while intoxicated. Lafe Johnson shot in the leg by John Herron at Jonesboro. Herron intoxicated. One Hundred and Thirtieth Indiana Volunteers to reunite at North Manchester August 6. Albert Duty, state champion heavyweight, jailed in Shelbyville for stealing a shirt. Brownstown resident Lafayette Carvett has a baby weighing one pound. Leatuea Swartzdorf injured in an elevator shaft fall in Columbus. Wim Higher, Hamilton equity infirmary head, dies in Noblesville at 65. Benjamin Moore of Chrisney claims 108 years and voting for Jefferson. Soldiers reunion to aid Knox county monument fund at Vincennes August 28 by Jel C. Davis Post, G A R. Peru council passes strict liquor and gambling enforcement. Sunday business closures noted. violators warned of hard penalties.
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Morgan County
Lafayette
Crant County
Lyman Williams
South Bend
Lafe Johnson
John Herron
Jonesboro
Herron
One Hundred
Indiave
North Manchester
Albert Duty
Shelbyville
Lafayette Carvett
Brownstown
Leatuea
Swartzdorf
Errvenline
Columbus
Wim Higher
Hamilton Equity Infirmary
Noblesville
Chrisney
Benjamin Moore
Jefferson
Tse
Knox County Monument Fund
Vincennes
Jel C. Davis
Storms and fires sweep towns causing widespread damage
A sequence of destructive weather and fire incidents reports storm damage in Mindiny Ohio Frxpnay and other locales. High winds hail and heavy rainfall wreck fences trees and buildings. lightning strikes hit Grace Methodist church and crops suffer. Steigmeyer paint shop blaze destroys six frame buildings. Missouri mountain fires threaten Bowdoin section house and teacher Mattie Johnson is severely burned.
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Karxager
Grace Methodist
Asnzvaxp
Wis
Sroxann
W.T
Steigmeyer
William Gillette
Jvort Bexrox
Missouri
Bowdoin
Mattie Johnson
Fires Rage Fiercely Across Towns in Multiple U S Fires
Across several states on July 24 to 26, fires destroyed or damaged multiple properties. Little York suffered near total business district loss estimated at 25000 with 12000 insured. Reno Station Empire oil refinery threatening total destruction, loss about 25000. Minneapolis and Northern elevators burned with about 20000 loss. Barns at Chadd’s Ford in Chester county burned, 6500 loss. New York fires damaged two brick 678 680 First avenue buildings with 8000 insured. A barn on Perkin’s property in Chester burned. Frank Meehan fatally burned. A factory building at Muscig Indiana destroyed, 60000 loss. 250 workers laid off. Dry dock buildings in Tulon caused 85900 damage. Mary Ann Graffan residence near Suabbbatis burned. remains found. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe six story building in Torr a damaged 25000. A boxing remark implied in the end about a fighter’s readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxmorrn
Lil
Little York
Fuaxxux
Empire Oil
Reno Station
Allegheny Valley
Hasutoy
Dak
Minneapolis
Northern
Northwestern
Reavine
Nathaniel King
Chadd’s Ford
Chester County
New York
First Avenue
Chester
Perkin
Frank Meehan
Muscig
Ind
J. LH. Smith & Co
Cincksatt
Eastern Avenue
Tulton
Lewiston
Mary Ann Graffan
Suabbatis
Miners seek arbitration as relief funds reach several towns
In Braz Indiana relief committees report receipts of 270.80 dollars and 437 in provisions, with 5 795 dependents, up 100 since Friday. In Streator Illinois miners testify wages below 300 dollars monthly after deductions. In Doxum Minnesota West Superior strikers stay calm under militia orders, mayor’s command mocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braz
Ind
Vansville
Streator
Alexander Helm
Chicago
Griffth
Fort Wayne Banner Convict Henry Brown Sentenced Again
Henry Brown, age around forty, transferred from Fort Wayne to Michigan City penitentiary for a three year term. Known as the banner Indiana convict, he is serving his ninth term and has spent about twenty years in prison. He rarely stays out more than two or three months, returns to Fort Wayne after release, and resumes thefts. His prison record lists thief as his occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micusn Crry
Henry Brown
Michigan City
Port Wayne
Brown
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Arsenic Plot in Michigan Family Case
Horace Sebing of Three Oaks Michigan confessed to buying arsenic in New Carlisle Indiana and placing about one third of it in the family tea pot as he faced murder charges against his father step mother and sister. He waived examination and remains jailed awaiting circuit court trial. In Wisconsin at Asunaxo Bad River Joseph Bruhner, uncle of Feuehs murder victim, was arrested on murder charges and linked as an accomplice for attempting to kill Feuehs wife before her death. Feuehs, the principal killer, remains at large or presumed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenaway
Mich
Horace Sebing
Three Oaks
New Carlisle
Ind
Asunaxo
Wis
Joseph Bruhner
Bad River Terday
Bruhner
Feuehs
Gould Denies Seeking Purchase of Chicago and Alton
New York July 24 Jay Gould returning from a yachting cruise says he faces all railroads and has no speculative interest in the market for five years. He owns railroad securities and has not made an offer for the Alton. When asked about borrowing large sums he replies he is lending much more than borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jay Gould
Chicago and Alton Road
Gould
Alton
Gould Whith
Bean Namith Declares Readiness to Meet Sullivan
Jem Smith states in a July interview that he is willing to meet Sullivan on either side of the water and will send C200 in gold as a deposit. He insists the bout take place under fair conditions and discounts atmospheric issues at Richburg, describing it as a personal crisis. Sullivan is acknowledged as a great fighter in his prime, with Smith noting their money is on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Richburg
Sullivan
Major dry goods firm assigns for creditors in Pamapenrnta
Lewis Bros & Co., wholesale dry goods dealers at 240 Chestnut street, announces an assignment for creditors. Liabilities thought near four million dollars, with assets likely covering most or all debts after book examination. George W. Wharten and Joseph W. Lewis confirm the move, Cornelius W. Bliss named as assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamapenrnta
Jay 25
Lewis Bros & Co
Chestnut Street
United States
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
George W. Wharten
Joseph W. Lewis
Henry Lewis
Mx. Wharten
Cornelius W. Bliss
Bliss, Fabian & Co
Pam
Mr. Wharton
Consolidated Roller Mill Co Wins Patent Suit
Information reached here this morning of a United States circuit court decision in favor of the Consolidated Roller Mill Co in a patent dispute with Wm. A. Coombs of Coldwater Michigan. The firm includes E. P. Alls & Co Stillwell Bierce T J Noye Buffalo Nordyke Mar men Indianapolis. The ruling could close many mills or remove infringing patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrano
N.Y
Consolidated Roller Mill Co
Wm. A. Coombs
Coldwater
Mich
United States Circuit Court
Michigan
Consolidated Company
E. P. Alls & Co
Milwaukee
Stillwell & Bierce
Dayton
Joh T. Noye Manufacturing Co
Buffalo
Nordyke & Marmen
Indianapolis
Noye
Encampment Prep For Indiana Brigade At Spring Fountain Park
Brigadier General James K. Ross announces near time for the Indiana Brigade encampment August 5 to 12 at Spring Fountain Park. The site offers a lake, boats, and abundant recreation with 300 tents for families at $2 each. Governors and brigades from multiple states expected, with railroads offering reduced rates. thousands of Sir Knights and their families anticipated. Local organizer Knight G. E. Graves oversees arrangements amid diverse regional attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Brigade
James K. Ross
Spring Fountain Park
Indiana
Bigade
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Missouri
Iis
Willian Ward
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan
G. E. Graves
Attacker Strikes Priest During Mass in Pennsylvania
Rev Father Specter of St Philomora Catholic Church in Philadelphia was struck on the head by a man wielding a heavy stone during children's mass at 158 Liberty Street. The assailant, named J Manning, was captured and sent to the workhouse after two hours. The priest suffered scalp gashes but is not thought to be seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruisiana
Father Speher
St. Philormas
Chich
Liberty Street
Pather Specter
J. Manning
Ex President Cleveland to Yachting Trip with Mrs Cleveland
Ex President Chevehurd and Mrs Cleveland plan a two week yachting cruise starting August 1 from Washington July 29. They will then travel to Freckiirondacks with Mrs Cleveland, accompanied by Colonel D B Lamont who will later reunite with his family at Senonte Le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevehurd
Freckiirondacks
A Stitch in Time Sives Nine Obl Adage Remedy
An old adage praises timely aid with Goose's Extract and Red Clover Blossoms for rheumatism. It notes Chamberlin's Coli Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a prompt, pleasant relief for colic cholera nor dus and diarrhoea, offered by Gow oesch.
Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs Promises Cures
A town report notes Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs curing coughs sore throat asthma bronchitis and consumption. Drugists offer trial bottles free of rest. Large bottles priced at 69 cents and one dollar.
Encampment of Indiana militia in Indianapolis notes
Reports from Indianapolis describe the Indiana militia encampment with drills, reviews for Governor Hovey, and accolades for the Fort Wayne artillery battery. Details include staff changes, a large Fort Wayne regimental band, a Gattling gun drill, and a court martial case. A separate local crime item cites a suspected robbery of a man who died soon after.
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Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Harry Achenbach
Ranke
Fox
Professor Wassman
Willard
Light Artillery
Lambert
Rockville
C. G. Conn
Artillery Regiment
Ruckle
Harrison
Charles H. Rossington
First Regiment Light Artillery
J. C. Williard
W. F. Ranke
W. W. Mungeon
Frank Morgan
Evansville
Indiana Infantry
Andrew Fox
Company A
Curtis
Stevenson
Lash
Carroll L. DeWitt
Battery A
Ernest Kruse Escapes Death After Runaway Horses
At ten o'clock last Wednesday Ernest Kruse faced a runaway team on the Illinois road near Lafayette street. He held the halter as the horses bolted along tracks, was dragged, then rolled aside bleeding from contusions. He was taken home for examination. no bones were broken and the wagon was wrecked. A prior incident with Christ Klever ended without serious damage, as horses split around a tree and the team returned to its stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kruse
Illinois
Lafayette Street
Jefferson and
Barr Street
Laubach
Christ Klever
Hesse Casel
Notable Local Traveler’s Pension Loss Incident
A well-known traveling man tied to a Grand Rapids firm stole several hundred dollars in pension money. After drinking heavily he visited an infamous house and, upon leaving, most of his funds and pension checks totaling over $80 disappeared. He returned home in a diminished, troubled state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Ten Year Wedding Anniversary for Sordelets
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sordelet of 213 East Jefferson celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary with a reunion of about forty friends. A life size crayon portrait, willow chair, silverware gifts, dancing by B A Mills and Mamie Hughes, and generous refreshments marked the evening ending near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sordelet
East
Jefferson Street
Louis Wolff & Co
Sordelet
Chas. Sordelet
B. A. Mills
Central America
Mamie Hughes
Accidents Reported Across City Streets
Reported incidents include an eleven year old boy crushed on East Main street by an ice wagon wheel near Foxs restaurant with no bone fracture but severe flesh damage. two other youths suffered a fractured arm and a severe hand injury from wagons and machinery. a woman near Adams station sustained a radius fracture and facial injuries after a hay fork accident. a new Old Fort Manufacturing worker lacerated an arm in a boring machine. all cases involve local residents and were treated by Dr. McOscar, Dr. Boswell, or other physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zuber
P. Moran
Fox’s
East Main Street
Monroe Street
McOscar
Frankie
Mary Welch
Superior Street
Wallen
A. J. Boswell
Barney Masbaum
Adams Station
Coller
Kaough
Hadley
Geo. Laible
Old Fort Manufacturing Company
Plymouth Electrics Firm Forms to Make Batteries
The M. W. Simons Electric company is incorporated at Plymouth Indiana to manufacture electric machines batteries generators and appliances. It will begin with an order for about 35000 storage batteries for the Pumpelly Storage Battery company of Chicago and expects to hire about thirty workers with potential expansion. Directors include R. TF. McDonald P. A. Randall M. W. Simons O. M. Packard and A. C. Capron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Simons Electric Company
Plymouth
Ind
Jenney Company
Pumpelly Storage Battery Company
Chicago
Ellison
R. TF. McDonald
P. A. Randall
Fort Wayne
M. W. Simons
O. M. Packard
A. C. Capron
AWAL ACCIDENT CLAIMS FARMER JOHN SNYDER NECK INJURY
John Snyder a farmer and lessee on Maysville road fell from a hay fond on Thursday and died last evening from a neck injury after hours unconsciousness. A family survives him. Mrs. Black laments chronic pain and weariness. Mrs. White urges Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women’s ailments, with a guarantee and pricing of large bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Mamitten
Maysville
Mrs. Black
Mrs. White
Pierce
Taylor University Endowment Plan for Fort Wayne Institution
Fundraising begins for a new Fort Wayne college endowment to become a university named for Bishop Taylor. Trustees, led by H C Hartman, seek loans for temporary improvements and envisage a national scholarly credit. Contributions of 1000 to 5000 dollars already flow in as Bishop Taylor returns with potential global ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hartman
New York City
Fort Wayne
Bishop Taylor
National
Local Preachers of America
Africa
Natural gas mains go underground in rapid work surge
Eighty five laborers joined last Thursday to bury the gas mains, with on the average one mile of pipe placed daily. Workers receive 1.35 dollars per day and all applicants gain employment. The company expects to hire more, stating the rush is vital to finish before cold weather. The Keystone line reaches twelve miles from Bluffton as it approaches Summit City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Keystone
Bluffton
Summit City
Railroad protest and iron arrival discussed by Findlay board
The agricultural board met to consider the American Midland railroad right of way through the fair grounds but took no action. Seven carloads of heavy railroad iron arrived via the C B & E for the extension, with Richard and Clegg contracted to lay track between Glandorf and the Clover Leaf. Clegg, en route to Ottawa, expects track laying to reach the Clover Leaf within thirty days and bonds to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Republican
The
Agricultural Board
American Midland Railroad
Fair Grounds
American Midland
Richard & Clegg
Glandorf
Clegg
Ottawa
Gs Big Figures The Indianapolis Pension Office Report
The annual report of Colonel Zollinger of the Indianapolis pension office to Washington highlights large sums. From 1888 to 1889 pensions paid reached 8.43 million dollars, up 1.6 million from the prior year, and pension rolls rose by 5,000. Zollinger notes Commissioner Tanner allowed 19 thousand dollars for agency expenses, up nearly 2 thousand, with clerical strain and rapid growth straining the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zollinger
Indianapolis
Washington
Tanner
Death of Pete Ow ers saloon keeper
Peter Owens a saloon keeper died after a brief illness of consumption. Dr Green awalt treated him until his death in an unconscious state. Survived by a widow and three children, Owens had a long career in public service and four years running a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Owwens
Greenawalt
Peter Owens
Conductors Tragedy On Nickel Plate Train Near Claypool
Mr Will Roy Davis an acclaimed Nickel Plate conductor with one arm suffered fatal injuries after being dragged under freight No 37 near Claypool about forty miles west of the city He was taken to Claypool station by train with a surgeon and family aboard It is noted he previously lost his other arm on the same road at the same station Hood s Sarsaparilla ads interrupt with sensational claims about cure and economy.
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Conville
Lospey
Parnell Commission
Loxpos
Gladstone
Osborne
Premeir
New York
Charles G. Talcott
Atlanta
Pants
Kelly
Peter Crow
Catcaco
Johnnie Green
Tailors
Altenheim
Scranton
William Connel
John Jermyn
Old Forge
Lackawanna County
Clear Spring Company
West Pittston
New Yor
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Dunellin
N. J
Wax Cross
Frank Blunt
Valdosta
Willis Miller
Cuwano
Fred Droenke
Chicago and Northwestern
Elmhurst
Desth
Invianavous
Lida Jackson
Lydia Bennett
Nancy Johnson
Lucille Williams
Mary Thompson
Cincinnati
Col
A. E. Jones
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Francis Lane
Charles Bligh
Surllivan
United States
Joe
Lewis Freeman
Caroyne
Barnard Winklejohn
Barnard
Joseph
Frank Winklejohn
Brazin
Ind
Clay City
Lancaster
Louisville
Monopolis Express
Brighton
Tenn
Summerville
Easton
Joseph A. Starck
New Jersey Central Railroad
Inpianapolis
Indianapolis Breweries
Norta
Comumnus
Newark
Woonsocket
East Blackstone
Mass
Joseph Flaherty
Lowell
Bippy Homer
Homer
Flaherty
Troy
N. Y
James McCall
West Troy
St. Louis
Gillispie
Maconpin County
Henry Bokamp
Bokamp
Charles Jones
Bokump
Prenosta
Kan
Fall River
Verdem Rise
Will Roy Davis
Claypool
Dinnen
Mr. Davis
Nelson and
Wilt Street
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Bugs
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Waite & Creighton
W. H. Bennett
Wall
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O'Neil
Carroll
Lebanon
Porter
Mary Ann Was
Dreanne
Dougherty
Jerry Husk
Brorne ‘Vas
Barnune’s Circus
Tures Rok
Kein
Mindiny
Henry Fraer
Lizzie Ludemeyer
Ilingis
Tre
Brazil
Mumers
Streator, AK
Menry Brown
North
Stepmother
Mae
Bean Namith
Cre
John Buchan Gree
Lion
BRI
Gade
Bank Knights
Gov
Ames
Ild
Massachusetts
Vostox
North Easton
Brackett
New Hampshire
John Morris
Travelers’ Exchange
Union Square
Circissia
Wientra
Kay
E. T. Brown
Lake Mallorac
Chauncey Kuiffen
Annie
Central
Hyde Park
John L. Sullivan
Vanderbilt Hotel
Tom Murphy
Cumaco
Blodgett
American Bell Telephone Company
Cushman Telephone Company
Crxermatt
A. J. Hodson
Mosby
Isvurunxa
Carbon & Johnson
New Yours
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Hull
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New Edgewood
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Charles Abbott
Miss Mitchell
Germany
Mr. Abbott
Harlem
Mr Abbott
Henry Paddock
Savanna
Liberty County
Orth
Riel
Edward James
Cucaco
Helen Newell
John C. Newell
Lake Shore Railroad
James KR. Garfield
Garfield
Reocuuston
N. C
Bickford Bros
Mill Street
Lis
Block, Meyer & Co., Clothiers
Frederieck Zimmer
New You
Emmons Clarke
Ecousul
Havre
Far Rock
New Careass
Indy
Lowry
Mississippi
Boo L. Tyler
Queen and Crescent Railroad
Nichburg
Frankromr
Lad
Clover Tear
Green
Conn
W. T. Davis
Fats Own
Frank HH. Woorlaaneee
Chas. Fay
Union
John M. Banks
Kmneeling
Demaud
It Hobs
Ein Manhood
Min Woney
Mr. and
Myre
Fort Wayne Capital
Fort Wayne Capitaliata
I. W. Simmons
Electric Company
Weetsaan UN
Taylorg University
Fort
Wayne
Taylor University
Kate
Zollin
Pete Owers
Hood
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