Police Contests At Indianapolis And Evansville
Indianapolis reform of capital police by new metropolitan commissioners clashes with Captain Colbert and Captain Travis. Evansville faces a similar council board contest. Insane hospital report cites heavy corruption, proposes dismissals and a malfeasance suit. Assembly adjourns sine die amid no strikes. Gaskill, Santa Clara discoverer, is an escaped murderer linked to multiple killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Capital
Aim
Colbert
Travis
Evansville
Insane Hospital Committee
Vrekeeper Hall
Gapen
Niblack
Barrett
Howard
Board of Public Works
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Gaskill
Santa Clara
United States
Arizona
Lower
California
Santa Clara Valley
Gold Find in Lower California Called a Swindle
Burrano New York March 13 Colonel Vasay a Washington mine owner and early Californian visits Lower California amid gold reports. He says real estate sharks planted the gold tale and compares it to a past diamond land swindle. Disturbances loom as miners protest English capitalists and a 5000 Chinese workers plan sparks fear. Oil boom rattles Titusville with a Fertig well yielding about 259 barrels daily and hopes of reviving the belt’s past 1000-barrel era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrano
N. Y
Vasay
Washington
Idaho
California
Lower
Los Anezies
San Francisco
Congress
Titusville
Pan
East Titus
Fertig
Old Belt
Meek Offered Railway Mail Service Top Post
Frank Meek general manager of the Denver Texas and Fort Worth Railway received a dispatch from Washington offering him the position of general superintendent of railway mail service. He was surprised and had not sought the job. Meek, an Iowa man and friend of J S Clarkson, attended a managers' meeting in Chicago when the offer arrived. He is expected to report to Washington immediately if he accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaco
Frank Meek
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth
Gentlemen's Association
Washington
J. S. Clarkson
Meek
Iowa
Clarkson
Stewart
Gibson
United States
Mexico
Cuba
West Indies
Senate
James 8. Clarkson
A. E. Stevenson
Lewis Worfley
Tuscia
Ali
Arizona
Rathbone Gardner
Rhode Island
District of
Wm. L. Dunlap
Indiana
Jeremiah Sullivan
Montana
Idaho
Julius H. Hatzki
Gilbert H. Cotton
Chas. H. Hunter
Albert R. Buffington
Joseph P. Farley
Otto E. Micheales
John A. Hasson
William Walter Phelps
New Jersey
George H. Bates
Delaware
Berlin
Samoan Islands
Elbert D. Weed
Wm. Wallace
Indianapolis
Ind
James N. Kellogg
Weekes
Territory
John J. Carter
Dakota
Wm. C. Chase
Sturgis
Kittie L. Owaldens
Mentone
Guy W. McAlister
Bucksport
Maine
J. Frank Dalton
Salem
Mass
Bou. St. Martin
Warren
Hannibal French
Jay Harbor
N. J
Robert I. Bowman
Berwick
Samuel C. Moore
Findlay
Joseph C. Bartlett
Lake City
Minn
Joseph V. Campbell
Ada
John 5. Clarkson
Edmunds
Halford
W. W. Dudley
Col. Dudlley
Col
Dudley
Harrison
Col. Dudley
United States Senate
Counterfeiters Captured in New York Arrest
Chief Bell of the secret service reports the arrest in New York last night of Richard Fishers and wife and Robert Sengher, famed counterfeiters who produced hundreds of bogus silver dollars. Authorities seized the entire counterfeiting outfit. The capture is regarded as the most significant since the Russia gang arrest last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chief Bell
Secret Service
New York
Richard Fishers
Robert Sengher
Fisher
Russia
Pope Blesses Endowed Catholic University Rector
In Rome on March 16 Bishop Keane the rector designate of a planned Catholic university in Washington D C and Miss Caldwell with her sister and aunt received a private audience with the pope. The pontiff blessed Miss Caldwell for the endowment and promised to attend a private mass and assist the project. A papal brief approving the university status was issued and Bishop Keane will depart Rome on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roms
Keane
Washington, D. C
Miss Caldwell
Rome
Temperance lecturer dies in Kentucky headline
J E Powell, a Missouri temperance lecturer, died here yesterday of delirium tremens after arriving two weeks ago to lecture. He once edited the Philadelphia Star and previously served as assistant cashier of a Kansas City savings bank before taking to the road as a temperance lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jushion City
J. E. Powell
Missouri
Delerium
Philadelphia Star
Kansas City Savings Bank
Romantic adventurer or escaped murderer linked to field mine
Los Angeles on March 16 reports prospectors continue to migrate to gold fields. Two pack trains departed yesterday from the Arizona mining district for the placers where workers are striking rich yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arizona Mining
Judge Langdon Overrules New Trial Bid in White Murder Case
Lafayette reports Judge Langdon overruled Bert White's motion for a new trial after a murder conviction and life sentence. White, not yet eighteen at the time, laughed in court post-sentencing amid public sympathy for his youth.
MORE PLUMS FOR PATRONAGE IN Washington
The senate receives a flood of nominations from the president, including Eugene Schuyler as assistant secretary of state and Walker Blaine as examiner of claims. Confirmations and postmaster appointments follow amid expectations of further political reshuffles and possible successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eugene Schuyler
New York
George L. Rives
Walker Blaine
Maine
Department of State
Francis Wharton
Cyrus Bussey
New York City
Dakota
Luther B. Richardson
Cornelius H. Hanford
Supreme Court
Washington Territy
George W. Irvin
Montana Territory
Smiley N. Chambers
United States
District of Indiana
Geo. S. Batchelon
the Treasury
Albert G. Porter
Italy
Jno
A. Brander
Denmark
State Department
C. A. Rolfe
Princeton
A. C. Perry
Presque Isle
L. L. Sayles
Malone
N. Y
Tru Dorrance
Middletown
G. W. Dunn
Binghamton
L. R. Massey
Pulaski
W. L. Burs
Rhinelander
Mich
L. L. Ward
Benton Harbor
Richard Root
Keokuk
Clarkson
Wannamaker
Whitelaw Reid
France
England
Phelps
California Storms Ravage Southern California Coast
A sweeping storm belt drenches southern California for ten days with eight inch rainfall. A Ventura cloud burst kills two Chinese workers and triggers widespread damage. Rail lines fail, landslides and washouts disrupt travel as the Santa Monica millroad is abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Axcrums
Cal
California
Ventura
Southern Pacific
Santa Monica
Shortage at County Clerk Office Reaches Fifty Thousand
In Inmianaronis Indiana Marels 74 report on a county clerk shortage, experts find trust fund shortfall at 35000 with an additional 15000 stolen by fraud from the county treasury. The money was drawn from the state treasury to cover bills some of which remain unsettled. Judge Chapin has summoned the superior court jury for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmianaronis
Ind
Marels
Sullivan
Chapin
Superior Court
Fires Wreck LaGrange Businesses and Barns
A series of fires across Illinois and Wisconsin destroyed fourteen LaGrange businesses including grocers saloons and restaurants and burned a large hay and stock barn at LaCrosse. Nine horses perished and losses reach about 1100000 with multiple facilities damaged or destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
N Eilinois
Liberty Granted for O Brien and Marrington in Irish Case
The James case closed at 3:09 pm as Attorney General Webster ordered the release of Wm. O'Brien and Harrington from Irish jails under Crimes Act charges. They must abstain from agitation. Commission adjourned to April 2. Also: czar to visit Copenhagen and Berlin late June. American teams toured London parliament. All America beat Chicago 7 to 6 at Lord's Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Webster
Charles Russell
Wm. O’brien
Harrington
James Hannen
Bennix
Copenhagen
Berlin
Loxpon
Parliament Buildings
Lord’s Cricket Grounds
All America Club
Chicago
All America
Boiler Explosion Kills Child and Injures Many at Mahoney City
A trio of boilers at St. Nicholas colliery near Mahoney City Pennsylvania exploded at 11 AM wrecking the boiler house and blacksmith shop. Mrs Louisa Hoffman and her child died, a driver James Delaney was fatally injured, a lad Michael Warren had a leg crushed, Edward Seltzen was seriously injured, and others suffered injuries from flying iron, with Patrick Warner and Edward Watts badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reapine
St. Nicholas
Mahoney City
Louisa Hoffman
James Delaney
Michael Warren
Edward Seltzen
Patrick Warner
Edward Watts
California Gold Rush Sparks Miner Surge and Warnings
Reports claim Lower California placers and quartz veins are rich sparking renewed hope among miners. Many seasoned prospectors stayed away while hopefuls and clerks flood the routes, with troop movements and a salvage schooner en route to Ensenada after a shipwreck near the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Axernos
California
San Diego
Kasuds
Forres
Mexico
Mexica
Mozatalure
Ensenada
San Dergo
Moses W Field Buried After Dragon Life Ended
Moses W Field founder of Michigan’s greenback party and longtime businessman was buried Saturday. His estate is variously valued from 250000 to one million dollars. In Wayne circuit court his wife and children filed a bill alleging $60000 of Field property was given to Maury Gerring without consideration through conspiracy and undue influence. About 40000 of the property remains potentially reachable if improper acquisition is proven. Judge Hosmer ordered the Gerrings to refrain from disposing of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Gerring
All for Love Two Lovers Fight Over Girl Stabbed in Yard
In Wheeling West Virginia on March 15 Samuel Gordon and George Kelly quarrelled over Miss Eile Duck. They went to the Duck residence yard where Kelly stabbed Gordon in the side. Kelly is jailed and Gordon lies under a physician’s care at the Duck home.
California Legislature Adjourns Sine Die with Fight Attendance
The California Legislature adjourned sine die at 2:30 yesterday morning after a Sunday session. Members attended a prize fight in Sacramento as part of the day’s events amid the closing of the legislative term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adgiourtis
Sacramento, Ct
American Pilgrims Call on Wis Holiness at Rome
The American pilgrims had a special audience with Pope Leo XII in Rome at noon, delivering an address praising the brief salvatoris and calling for continued devotion. They vow to visit holy sites, pray for the papacy, and seek the apostolic blessing for their pilgrimage while noting Bishop Wigger's improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Rome
Leo XII
Christ
St. Peter
Wigger
Deaths Reported for Week Ending March 16 1889
City undertakers list deaths including Laura Blakesly 16 pneumonia Ed Wales 1 day exhaustion Catherine Carson 96 old age Elenore Blake 8 months lung fever Bernhard Schram 21 consumption Ernest Kruse 66 dropsy Fred Buesching 1 year bronchitis Josephine Arter 2 days exhaustion Rudolph Lageman 1 day exhaustion plus several other early mortalities in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura D. Blakesly
E. B. Smith
A. Wales
Herman Laurentz
John H. Orff
Catherine Carson
Caroline Leininger
Elenore Blake
Joan Rebel
Bernhard Schram
Ernest Kruse
Fred Buesching
Josephine Arter
Rudolph Lageman
Big Plow Works Eyes Fort Wayne Expansion
The Hartmans of Pittsburg head a major plow works employing over 100 men seeking a western location. They meet with Fort Wayne’s Business Men's Exchange to learn what inducements the city can offer for a plant site and stock subscriptions. The firm is well known and could boost local manufacturing if persuaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Hartman
S. H. Hartman
Pittsburg
Wayne Hotel
Alderman & ¥Arnelle
Fort Wayne
New Haven News Silent List Of Local Happenings
Mr Green and Mr Bricker are on the sick list. Frank Johnson sold his butcher shop. Max Mack contemplates a trip to Chicago. Charlie Castle stays at home. Brewery men stored about 400 tons of ice. F G Rogers acts as clerk for Charles Cook. Doc Bilderback plans to build this spring. Sehnelker Co installs a heading machine. Liebold moved away. Panner and wife returned from Findlay Ohio. Gas and Fuel Co to let contracts. Theo Lanner hosted friends. N Loveland from Kansas City visited. Natural Gas office over post office. Gothe celebrated his sixty fifth birthday. Mrs Catherine Carson died aged ninety six at 135 East Berry. She was a Fort Wayne pioneer and Christian lady. Four children survive: Judge W W Carson, Mrs Hanna, Mrs Allen of Auburn, and Mrs Bogos of Cobourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Langdon
Bert White
Wm. Ellsworth
White
Lansine
Mich
Detroit
Dunvugque
Iowa
Frank Bennett
Renovo
Phillip Paul
Waventy
Ruddeck
C. J. Fosselman
St. Louis
Cuaruxston
F. W. Dawson
News and Courier
Associated Press
T. B. MecDow
McDow
Bob Crooke
Greene
Mestpais
Tenn
Beautin
Greenville
Miss
Will Scott
George
Isaac Woods
Scott
Woods
Bo George
Sacramento
Cala
California
Rome
Wigges
Cuarcnco
Jas. A. Roche
Mendy
Ind
Muncie
Maucu Cuunxz
Engineer Cook
Mud Run
Bennevide
Ont
Joseph Price
Clinton Garret
Los Ancees
Cal
Santa Monica Bay
Burraxo
N. Y
Michael Morley
Marley
Fort Sarena
Ark
United States
W. A. Moody
Indian Territory
Bonner
Hill
Moody
Des
Wells, Fargo & Co., Express
Express
Ashland
Wis
Williams
McDonald
Martin
Graham
Hayward
Richie
Puenonrs
Art
Lewis Weakley
Tuscia
Territory
Fav. Riven
Mass
Cincinnati
B. Schepmann & Co
Lavrayette, Tud
K. J. G. Kerlin
Wabash
Citizens’ Natural Gas Company
L. A. Marshall
Chicago
Krantz
Jaures
Admiral Krantz
Mloquet
Mr. Green
Mr. A. Bricker
Frank Johnnson
Max
Fred Mack
Charlie Castle
F. G. Rogers
Charles Cook
Doc Bilderback
Sehnelker & Co
Mr.Liebold
Mr. Panner
Findlay
Ohio
New Haven Gas and Fuel Co
Theo. Lanner
N. Loveland
Kansas City
New Haven Natural Gas Company
Gothe
Catherine Carson
H. C. Hanna
East Berry Street
Fort Wayne
W. W. Carson
Hanna
Dr. Allen
Auburn
Bogos
Cobourg
Canada
Pneumotomy and Lung Removal in Early Surgery
The article notes progress in surgery including cases of pneumotomy to remove diseased lung portions in consumption. It warns of high risk and low recovery, asserting Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the safer treatment in early stages. It also reports a summer kitchen fire on Williams Street owned by William Meyers, causing about $100 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Wm. Meyers
Williams Street
Cardinal Gibbons Endorses Exclusion of Divorced Remarried
Cardinal Gibbons defended Bishop Healey’s stance on excluding remarried divorced people from the sacrament and dismissed Bishop Coxe’s attacks on Washington University. He revealed plans for a new book titled Our Christian Heritage arguing religion’s necessity amid modern secular trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal
Elegant Royal Arcanum Banquet Honors Lafayette Visitors
State Regent J W Ball and Assistant State Regent F Greendyke visited to inspect Howard council's workings. A grand meeting followed by a banquet of about fifty plates at Nickel Plate depot showcased prominent local business leaders. Notable speakers included C H Walton and Enoch Cox with others from Delphos and area, plus songs by several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ball
Frank Greendyke
Lafayette
Ind
Howard Council
Royal Arcanum
Lodge
C. H. Walton
Nickel Plate Depot
Siedel
David D. Weisell
John B Reitze
Chas. B. Woodworth
Wm. H. Tigar
Wm. L. Pettit
Judson W. Wells
Jas. K. McCracken
F. W. Wilson
Clinton H. Walton
J. A. Droegemeyer
Calvin L. Smith
G. L
Chas. F. Brenton
Wm. Geake
Chas. E. Walton
Levi Griffith
Chas
E. Read
John J. Geake
H. P. Vordermark
Nicholas Gilb
Jno
W. Vordermark
Geo
W. Spencer
A. Franks
Hugh M. Diehl
Chas. Jones
Julius Pottlitzer
L. Higgins
Delphos
J. R. McClure
O. E. Mohler
the Gazette
W. P. Cooper
The
Journal
Enoch Cox
Gee
H. Wiggens
Ohio
Julius
Indians Improvement Company Formed With 3100 000 Capital
The Indians Improvement Company filed articles Thursday with County Recorder Thompson. Capital stock is 100000 dollars in 50 dollar shares. Purpose includes buying selling and holding real estate timber parks hotels town platting mills grain elevators and quarry work along the Mahoning road. Major stockholders include Thorpe Ettenger Purman Roda baugh Moynihan, with Thorpe Ettenger and Purman as principal owners and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Indiana Improvement Company
New Mahoning Road
Wm. Thorpe
G. W. Ettenger
New York
A. A. Purman
A. H. Carrier
J. F. Rodabaugh
A. J. Moynihan
City
Messrs. Thorpe
Ettenger
Purman
Rodabaugh
Three Weddings in One Day at Pastor Northrop’s Home
At Rev Northrop Baptist church residence 36 Montgomery street three couples wed in a single day Daniel E Parker wed Mary C Harle William Harle wed Margaret Baker and Charles I Moore wed Marillk Bellamy The writer jokes the wedding fees would satisfy the pastor's wife and offers congratulations to Mrs Northrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrop
The
Baptist Church
Montgomery Street
Daniel E. Parker
Mary C. Harle
Wm. Harle
Wallen
Margaret Baker
Monroeville
Charles I. Moore
Marillk Bellamy
Wayne Township
Blooded Horses at Coldwater Sale Report
Fort Wayne interests show at Coldwater Michigan horse sale. Rockhill Bros Bush and Fleming list Ophelia at 725 dollars Strathbogie at 225 Merien 385 Thesis 290 with prices telegraphed from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rockhill
Coldwater
Mich
Rockhill Bros
Bush & Fleming
Ophelia
Strathbogie
Strathmore
Merien
Thesis
Ex Prisoners of War Hold Northern Indiana Union Meeting
A Friday gathering at Sion Bass hall drew about seventy five veterans from northern Indiana counties. John A. Soliday chaired, J W Thynch of Ossian served as secretary. Speakers included Capt James B White Gen L J Blair and Capt Leslie. The group secured a charter from the national ex prisoner of war association. Evening events at the Custer house featured a grand love feast with Capt S L Lewis presiding and Dr T B Wood as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Bass Hall
John A. Soliday
J. W. Thynch
Ossian
Ind
James B. White
L. J. Blair
Leslie
National Association
Custer House
5. L. Lewis
T. B. Wood
Government Clerks Examination Draws Many Applicants
The United States civil service commissioners will hold an exam at the government building on Thursday March 28 for clerkships in Washington. The test covers orthography, penmanship, copying, arithmetic and more in two levels, with top scorers placed on a eligibility list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil-Service Commissioners
Washington
United States
Cleveland
United States Court Room
Germany
Trim
Lundy’s Lane
Eutaw Springs
Gettysburg
Palo Alto
Monmouth
Heights of Abraham
Saratoga
Hudson
Delaware
Potomac
Ohio
Missouri
Arkansaw
Notable 1889 Republican Leaders and G A R Report
A compilation of biographical sketches for prominent Republicans and former officials including Blaine, Windom, Proctor, Miller, Wanamaker, Tracy, Noble, Rusk, and others. It notes their birthplaces, careers in Congress and state roles, and connections to the Garfield administration. The G A R encampment report from Indianapolis lists 489 posts in the state with 26,722 members, 300 deaths, relief funds, post funds, and a $40,000 river obstruction project near Momence Illinois with appointed commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Walker
Indianapolis
Whitsett
Missing Missives List From Fort Wayne Post Office
Postmaster Currie reports a weekly Fort Wayne list of names to whom letters remain, including Anderson Mrs N, Brown Mr Frank, Bolenbaugh J E, Burnison Laura, Beck MG Relmont Ernest, Bodemberg Fred, Baldwin Mr Gary, Matilda Carry, Miss Clara Chapman, Mrs Jane Case, Downey Wm, Deeths Miss EW, Eberlin Henry, Garvey Miss Mary, Lillie Gall, Hamilton Griggs, Henson Mrs Cora, Heisley Mrs Alfred, Hartman Albert, Hoffman Charlie, Hunt H C, Hugh Mrs Sara D, Kelly Mrs Mary Murphy, Miller Miss Annie, Rebeccs Minerd, Miss Rose Parsons, Col George M Schram, Sheller Samuel, Sanne Taylor, Vanderwert Mrs Mary, Whiteman Henry, Weigmann Currie Wa, Kapvan. Gen Jackson birthday noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana News
Mil Service
New Yorks
Bishop Keane
Kentucky
California Field
District of Columbia
Longstreet
Georgia
Representative West
Virginia
Morvill
Hawley
Evarts
Sawyer
Hiscock
Bingham
Thomas
Capitol
William P. Carmody
Wm. H. Gibson
Commissioner of Pensions
Tiffin
Tyner
Whitefield
George Buaine
Glasgow
West
White House
Kansas
Ingalls
Plumb
Wade
George Baine
Call
Farwell
Cullom
Spooner
Hampton
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Shuman
Langly
Ilinois
Farquhar
Hitt
Allen
Washington Territory
Matthews
John I. Abbott
Navy
Providence Hospital
Navy Department
N.N. Dyer
Ralph Chandler
Hong Kong
Naval Inspection Board
Admirel Jouett
James River
Richmond
G Soas
W. Budd Deacon
John I. Burton
Mississippi
Edwin J. Kurebaldt
Louisiana
Brad D. Slaughter
Nebraska
Abraham D. Hazen
John W. Mason
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
J. Granville Leach
Philadelphia
David M. Lines
New Orleans
John P. Ward
Oregon
District of Willamette
Territory of Washington
J. J. Dalton
Silem
Mias
Interior
John A. Kasson
Walter H. Phelps
George Bates
Mr. Gibson
Central America
Kile
Chinanen
Dees
Wheelerk’s Stentings Ware Cosfoou
Gosney
LaGrange
H. and
C. Crocker
T. Devlin
C. Miller
VanAlstine & Stoeler
B. F. Lutz & Bro
Gappinger & Bros
Wisona
Doubson & Co
Moran Company
Florida Street
Gordon & Hogan's
Grand Street
Goucher
Jones
Billy Mahone
Jack Sullivan
Joe McAuliffe
Peter Jackson
Charles Turner
Tilly Hall
Turner
O Brien
Marrington
Trish Jalmes
IREE
Moses W. Field
Michigan
All For Love
Pope
New Haven
Carlumes
Bill Coming
the Indians Improvement Company
Pastor North
Wits Sales
Mr. Blaine
Indian Hill Farm
Washington County
Lancaster
Washington College
Blaine
Garfield
William Windom
Minnesota
Treasury
Proctor
Vermont
Rutland
William Henry Harrison Miller
Augusta
Oneida County
Hamilton College
Toledo
Mr. Waite
General Harrison
John Wanamaker
America
Quaker City
Wanamaker
N.Y
Tioga County
New York Assembly
Eastern District of
Beecher
John Willock Noble
Miami University
Yale
St. Log
Renign
Itusteretont
Johnson
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Wisconsin
Morgan County
Rusk
Viroqua
Vernon County
Hovey
Kankakee River
Momence
J. L. Campbell
Crawfordsville
James B. Kimball
Kendallville
Isaac P. Duan
Kentland
Kankikee
General Assembly
Campbell
Hood
Hlave
Fort Wayne Post Office
Tower
Crean Matilda
Clara Chapman
Jane Case
Andrew Jackson
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