Killed by His Teacher and Other Crimes Reported
A 16 year old, Perry Goff, was killed by his teacher Morgan Rose at Beach Hill school house in Clay county after a confrontation. A melee left several injured. Also reported are seven killed by Indians on the Little Blue near Alma, a deputy sheriff shot dead in Germantown, and further arrests and a fatal shooting in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pargersevae
W. V
Perry Goff
Morgan Rose
Beach Hill
Clay County
Goff
Rose
Young Goff
Roze
Sruver Crry
N. M
Carmichael
Coney Stage
Little Blue
Alma
Geronimo
Morrintrox
Ark
James
Germantown
Dover
Posse
Lauvenvvorts
Kas
J. Bateson
Smith
Holloway
United States
Woostra
Ohio
Orville
Finley Caskey
Robert Caskey
Alice Hupp
Caskey
Robert
James Caskey
Crentston
S. C
Robert James
Roof Collapse Buries Workers in Indianapolis Disaster
Reports from Indianapolis say a roof collapse at Bowen Merells and Co. this afternoon buried a dozen to fifteen workers. The adjoining wall fell, wrecking stock and injuring George Harter Peter Alban and William Meadows. Front wall remains. mayor orders demolition. Injured are not considered life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crxommati
Indianapolis
Inpraxapolis
Bowen, Merells & Co
EH. K. Becknell
Bicknell
George Sloan
George Harter
Peter Alban
Wm. Meadows
Mysterious Shooting Near Wallace Pond In Wooded Area
Emma Lonsberry and Walter Scribner were in the woods near Wallace Pond when Lonsberry shot Scribner in the right eye under unexplained circumstances. Scribner is seriously wounded and in hospital. he refuses to speak. Lonsberry, age twenty, is under surveillance. Scribner is eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Loneberry
Walter Scribner
Wallace Pond
Miss Lonsberry
Scribner
Boribner
Miners Target Uniform Wages and Eight-Hour Workday
A United Mine Workers branch formed in Laxcaux under P McBride aims to federate Springfield district miners for a uniform 72 cent per ton coal price and for enforcement of an eight hour workday beginning May 1st. The group claims two thirds of local active miners support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxcaux, IH
United Mine Workers
P. McBride
Pittsburg
Springfield
Baldwin Oratorical Contest Honors Awarded at Wabash College
The eighteenth Baldwin oratorical contest at Wabash College honored six senior participants. P. T. Martin of Crawfordsville won first for his reading on Iago, judged by a panel at Center Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
Caawronpsvinur
Ind
Baldwin
Center Church
P. T. Martin
Crawfordsyville
Iago
Man Taken by Special Boat To Victoria For Trans-Pacific Steamer
A man was taken by a special boat to Victoria to board the Trans-Pacific steamer Abcsynia. The move appears arranged to ensure timely departure and connection to the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpscial
Victoria
Abcsynia
Democrats Win Two Key Indiana Court Decisions
In Indianapolis on March 19, Judge Howland ruled W A Peelle may hold the chief of the bureau of statistics until an election, finding the governor cannot appoint to the vacancy. Judge Walker in the mine inspector case declared Tislos not entitled to salary and Mc Quade, a Democrat, is the legal officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianaronis
Superior Court
Bureau of Statistics
Howland
W. A. Peelle
Gray
Walker
Tislos
McQuade
North Dakota adjourns amid governor appointment clash
In Bismarck the legislature adjourned after open hearings on Governor Miller’s appointments. The full list was rejected by the senate amid sharp criticism of consultative process. R. N. Stevens disappeared with railroad tax bill delaying passage. Arkansas City boomers issue Cherokees strip invasion proclamation. Wisconsin supreme court rules Bible readings in public schools unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
CuteAce
Bismarck
N. D
Senate
Miller
Werst
R. N. Stevens
House Railroad Committee
House
Stevens
Arkansas City
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
United States Cavalry
Mapisoy
Wis
Supreme Court
Weiss
District’ Board of Education
Woman abandons husband for a tramp and flees via Chicago
A Fort Jefferson Ohio wife, named by authorities as the wife of a wealthy man, left her home with about $100 and valuables to join her supposed lover. Sheriff Allinger of Sidney, Ohio is traveling to Chicago to locate the couple after their flight to Muncie Indiana and then Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curaco
Sheriff Allinger
Sidney, C
Chicago
Fort Jefferson
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
Miss White of Joliet Takes Her Own Life in Public
Miss Jesse Z. White nineteen daughter of James S White of 63 Nicholson Street died by suicide in a buggy in front of the Hotel Monroe after an evening of harassment by anonymous letters accusing her of immorality. She had faced years of threats and said she would kill herself to deny the writer pleasure. Also notes Royal Baking Powder praised for purity and healthfulness by scientists and U S Government chemists. Detroit March 25 Frank Care, a workman at the First Presbyterian church, killed by falling walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorms
Iil
Jesse Z. White
James 8. White
Nicholson Street
Miss White
Monroe
Misa White
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder Company
United States
Detroit
Trank Care
First Presbyterian Church
Substituting Reciprocity Talks With Canada in Congress
Washington March 20 Congress committees report a substitute for Hitt’s reciprocity resolution with Canada. It proposes appointing three U S commissioners to negotiate terms for full trade freedom, with reports to the president. Separately tariff talks and educational bill debates proceed with votes and potential postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassington
Hguee Committees On Foreign Affairs
Canada
Hitt
Ils
House
United States
Dominion of Canada
United State
Congress
Death and Suffering Among the Russian Prisoners in Siberia
A London based letter details grim exile conditions in Siberia for 1886 1887 1888 1889 cohorts of exiles. Deaths reach 180 to 220 per 1000 due to sickness cold exposure and punitive measures. In August 1889 typhoid crippled 275 of 490 central prison inmates with insufficient hospital care and crowded cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ivan Smirhoff
London
Countess Narriknow
Siberia
Crow protest at Carlisle school drive from Crow Agency leader
Fort Custer Montana March 21 Pretty Eagle told an agent he represents five hundred Crow Indians and warned that removing children from the reservation to Carlisle Pennsylvania would meet resistance and spark trouble. Crows remain restive after the uprising that left Sword Bearer and followers dead. Troops ordered to watch for any mass murder attempt against isolated settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Custer
Mont
Pretty Eagle
Carlisle
Prince Bismarck declines dukedom and honor
Berlin reports Prince Bismarck refused the Dukedom of Laurenburg and the emperor’s decoration. Count Herbert Bismarck urged resignation as foreign minister. The National Zeitung notes no consultation occurred. Paris senate rejects protectionist tariff committee proposal. Forged notes found in a bank in Maprio. The Beauty labor conference bans hiring under age 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Laurenburg
Herbert Bismarck
National Zeitung
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Maprio
Seville
Beauty
World’s Fair Bill Advances Amid Deliberations and Amendments
In the house at Wasarxeton on March 26, after journal approval, Candler of Massachusetts moved a world’s fair bill with amendments creating a board of lady managers and a fish commission member to select the exhibit. An October 12 1892 dedication and May 1 1893 opening with a closing by October 30 1894 were set, amid debate on final passage. The judiciary committee favorably reported a New Mexico supreme court justice proposal, sugar industry protests over duty cuts, pension bill for Mary Crook, and talks on a government postal telegraph system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarxeton
Mr. Candler
Massachusetts
Fish Commission
Candler
Chicago
Belden
House
Judiciary Committee
Supreme of
New Mexico
Philadelphia
Boston
Ways and Means Committee
Farwell
Senate
Mary Crook
General Crook
Gardner ©. Hubbard
District of Columbia
House Committee On Post
Skeletons Found in Capitol Bluff Pod Cast of South Dakota Mystery
Workmen uncover ten skeletons in Capitol Bluff Pierre revealing six whites and four Indians. A woman shows hatchet wounds and a bullet scar with an arrowhead in the chest. A silver medallion dated 1847 names Henry Mackinzie, implying his scouting party perished near Fort George after Sioux hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mackinzie
Buenna Vista
Joseph Reed
MacKenzie
Old Fort George
Reed
Disputes Spark Mine Strike and Miscellaneous News
Three hundred fifty miners walk out at Port Royal coke mines over the discharge of six Knights of Labor. Over 100 cokers at Overton works locked out after hiring two non union men. Grand jury condemns sheriff in New York session. Nathaniel Blakeman dies at 93 in Orange township. Pan American conference backs subsidies for steamship lines and favors international coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottssoro
Port Royal
Wasminerox
Committee On Communication
Atlantic and Pacific
Committee On Coinage
General Robert C. Schenck Seriously Ill in Washington
Washington dispatch reports General Robert Cummings Schenck dangerously ill at his home on Thomas Circle. Two physicians were summoned and remain in constant attendance. Friends express concern given his advanced age and frail health amid news of General Crook’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinaton
Robert C. Schenck
Thomas Circle
Crook
Tragedy on a Train in Alabama and Murder in Missouri
On a Louisville and Nashville train near Mowroomeny Alabama conductor Breck McCurdy was fatally shot by Julius Swinney after a fare dispute. Swinney died on scene from four bullets. In Everton Missouri a man known as Lucky Morgan was found murdered at a well with facial burns and throat cut, robbery suspected after his house was ransacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurdy
Mowroomeny
Ala
Breck McCurdy
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Julius Swinney
Morristown
Everton
Lucky
Morgan
Dadeville
Here
Tyro
Lunatic Attacks Asylum Superintendent in Austin
Dr. S Dorsett superintendent of the state lunatic asylum was assaulted and badly injured by a patient named McDermott. McDermott seized an iron rod struck Dorsett from behind after creeping up on his rounds attendants restrained the maniac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
S. Dorsett
Still Lunatic Asylum
McDermott
Dorsett
Desperado McCoy
San Antonio
Ocontasra
Summers
Reeder
An Anti Lottery League Formed in New Orleans
A coalition of prominent citizens in New Orleans forms to prevent extending the Louisiana lottery charter. Members include Judge McGloin Tax Collector Parker ex US Attorney P arland Judge Eilis Colonel Hill Rev B Carradin and bank leaders. The item also notes Choctaw Orphan Asylum Lottery company incorporators plan to proceed with drawings despite interior department directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana Lottery Company
McGloin
Parker
United States
Parland
Eilis
Hill
B. Carradin
R. Coleman
Catholic Knights
Morris
Canal Bank
Paris
Texas
Interior Department
Bennett
Choctaw Orphan Asylum Lottery Company
Expert Crayon Artist Turns Counterfeiter in St Joseph
Fred Jones a nineteen year old of St Joseph Missouri was arrested at the city hospital on charges of making and passing five dollar counterfeit treasury notes. He claims to be an expert crayon artist who works by hand without plates and can produce one bill daily. He fled to Oklahoma territory after his friend was arrested here four months ago and was burned in a prairie fire before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Fred Jones
City Hospital
Treasury
Young Jones
Jones
Oklahoma Territory
Atlantic City Woman Denies Forgery Allegations
Mrs Lip pincott of Atlantic City denies a string of forgery accusations in a statement through her attorney. She admits poor business dealings and losses for relatives, but claims a power of attorney authorized her actions and that she never forged documents. She defends her stock speculation as far less extensive than reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamaperenia
Lippincott
Atlantic City
Elopement of Merchant and Employed Man's Wife Stirs City
In Attr Orra Illinois a prominent Mason City merchant E Stevenson elopes with Mrs Addie K Stoddard wife of one of his employees. Stevenson is married. He raised funds in his store before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Stevenson
Addie K. Stoddard
Attrora
Ill
Italian migrant forced abusive circulars on passersby
The count had been forcing defamatory circulars about his wife’s character on pedestrians until taken into custody. He spent the night in jail and will be given a hearing today. Montericolo followed his wife to this country after she left him for poverty and had been living in poverty in the Italian quarter of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montericolo
Ttalian
Fury of a cyclone devastates South Carolina towns
A March cyclone swept across South Carolina causing widespread destruction from Carty to Columbia. In Easterling’s home ten miles east of here a mother was killed while her daughter escaped. Sumpter, Edgeworth, Blackstock, Orange county, and nearby towns suffered collapsed roofs, destroyed depots, and casualties. Prosperity reportedly wiped out as wires fail to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caupes
S&s. C
Henrietta Esterling
Here
Ida Richardson
Mathiason
Atlantic Coast Railroad
Baptist
Spartansburg, Union and
Columbia River
Chester County
Edgemore
Dutch Reformed
Blackstock
Academy
Orange County
State Penitentiary
Prosperity
Confession Linked to Har rison Fire Incident Seeks New Clues
New Jersey case unfolds as Mrs Lotz reveals origin of the Middlesex street fire. Frederick Wolffe faces arrest with wife and relatives over alleged incendiary act tied to insurance on Wolffe furniture. Five Hungarians on upper floor escaped or perished. Authorities pursue charges amid public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newanr
N. J
Middlesex Street
Harrison
Frederick Wolffe
Wm. Boett, Jr
Augusta Sqiz
Wolffe
Mrs. Lotz
William Betz
Glasscock Denies NY Captaincy in Baseball Move
Glascock told a Indianapolis reporter that he did not want to captain the New York team. He discussed transfer terms from Brash and noted talks about salaries and consent amid the late freeze-out and expected sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Slo cum Sentenced to Death by Electricity in May
New York dispatch reports James A. Slocum the baseball player convicted of murdering his wife was sentenced to death by electricity, to be carried out in a week starting May 5 as ordered by authorities. The piece also notes Auditor Pavy challenging the Order of Tonti's authority and plans to close its lodges, with several already disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. Slocum
Srutserviep
Pavy
Order of Tonti
Alton
Oiew
Moonshiners Defy U S Authorities in Virginia Camp
More than two hundred moonshiners in Franklin County Virginia establish a fortified camp and openly resist authorities. They operate over one hundred stills producing thousands of barrels of whisky with no duties paid to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvittz
Mareh
Franklin County
Italian Baron Arrested for Libellous Circulars in Harrisburg
Count De Montericolo, an Italian who wed Miss Virginia Knox of Harrisburg, was arrested in Harrisburg yesterday on charges of distributing libellous circulars. The case centers on propaganda sent to residents, accusing the wife’s character in a defamatory campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnaprrraia
Death on the Rail Officer Silay Middleton Dies in Accident
Silas J. Middleton, a former flagman on the Grand Rapids and Indiana and later a brakeman on the Louisville and Nashville, was killed when a freight train backing toward Frankfort Kentucky derailed a hand car in a cut. His body arrived in the city at 2:20 PM and was taken to his family home for burial preparations. He was about 23 years old and well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Middleton
Buchanan Street
Frangfort
Silas J. Middleton
Grand Rapids
Jett
Indiana
Peltier
Dr Bruebach Fort Wayne Physician Dies After Long Illness
Dr George T Bruebach one of Indiana’s oldest and most prominent practitioners died at 3 o clock Friday morning at his home 71 Clinton street Brights disease was the cause He leaves a wife and daughter Mia Eugenia Biewend who resides in Los Angeles California Funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm from the residence He was born March 3 1830 in Grossalmerode Germany and came to Fort Wayne in 1858 where he practiced for thirty years He served as president of the Allen County Medical Society and was an examining surgeon for Hartford and Germania Life Insurance societies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Bruebach
Indiana
Clinton Street
Bright
Bruebach
Mia
Eugenia Biewend
Los Angeles
California
Grossalmerode
Germany
Cassel
University of Marburg
Dedication of the New Odd Fellows Hall at Huntington
The Huntington Odd Fellows dedicated a new hall with state grand lodge officers and hundreds from nearby towns. Fort Wayne and Columbia City contingents attended along with about two hundred in regalia and the First Regiment Band providing music. A reception committee escorted Grand Master Binckley as the ceremonial rite proceeded with formal ritual and impressive pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Eel River Canton
Binckley
Brethren of the Order
Matrimonial Vows For Myrtle Philley And E G Schulze
The wedding will be held this evening at the bride's home on Decatur road with Rev. S A Northrop officiating. Myrtle Philley, active in Baptist church youth work, will wed E G Schulze, stenographer for Hoffman Bros, a popular local figure. After the ceremony the couple will reside in Williams addition. Mr J C Smith of 100 Butler street, a young actor with DeLon's company, is also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Road
Myrtle
Charles Philley
E. G. Schulze
S. A. Northrop
Baptist Church
Third Presbyterian Church
Schulze
Hoffman Bros
Williams
J. C. Smith
Butler Street
DeLon
Womeily Company
Marriage Notices Include Smith and Reiling Aumond Pairings
A wedding in Yesterday joined Mr. Smith with his bride Lettie Frazier of Winchester Indiana as he retires from show business. At August Reiling’s home Emma Reiling married Will Aumond with generous gifts including a Chickering piano from the groom’s brother. The couple departed after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Frazier
Winchester
Ind
Smith
August Reiling
Emma Reiling
Will Aumond
Deaths in the Community Volume and Variety
Mrs G Winch dies at 55 from stroke near Maumee road. funeral at 2 p m yesterday at 300 Maumee avenue conducted by Rev Barns and others. Daug hter of Contractor John Greer dies as well. funeral at 1 30 p m yesterday from 49 Walnut street. Mrs English dies at Hoagland. funeral Monday. Jerry Lynch 27, brakeman on the Pittsburg road, dies at his father's home. second death in the Lynch family within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Winch
Porter
Messrs. H. D
W.E. and
Sherman Winch
Indiana
Maumee Road
Maumee Avenue
Barns
Emma Kircher
Walnut Street
John Greer
English
James English
Mr. Lynch
Fort Wayne Members to Attend Indianapolis Scottish Rite Convocation
Fort Wayne delegates named G W Pixley S R Alden Chas Fitch E O Burode M M Slattery Chas Read Wm Geake Frank Wilt D W McKay John Lillie George Lillie Dr G L Greenawalt A D Cressler will join brethren from Angola Auburn Columbia City Bourbon Plymouth Bluffton and Decatur at the Indianapolis assembly. The Sarafah council consistory will confer many degrees on a large class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Messrs
G. W. Pixley
5. R. Alden
Chas. Fitch
E. 0. Burode
M. M. Slattery
Chas. Read
Wm. Geake
Frank Wilt
D. W. Mc.Kay
John Lillie
George Lillie
G. L. Greenawalt
Tae Sentinet
Fifth Ward
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Supreme Court hears Grubb railroad case over damages
The Grubb vs Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroad suit advances to the state supreme court with Bell Morris representing the defendant. A $3 166 judgment stands after a damages demand. Other actions include Wood Mowing and Reaping Machine Co suing Michael and William Fitzgerald on a $125 note and a land sale of 250 by 320 feet for $4 000 north of Wayne and east of Harmer street. General Mahone is named consul general at Paris replacing General Rathbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubb
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad
Supreme Court
Bell & Morris
Michael
William Fitzgerald
James A. Rosevelt
John White
Wayne
Harmer Street
Monuments Bill Courtesy Letter From McClellan
Congressman A O McClellan states the Maumee Valley monuments bill will likely pass. He notes support from military affairs committee and says he will push the appropriation for five forts Wayne Meigs Defiance Fallen Timbers and Toledo. The Monumental Association of the Maumee Valley inspired the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Cody
Congrass
Maumee Valley
A. O. McClellan
Wayne
Meigs
Defiance
Fallen Timbers
Toledo
Monumental Association
Fort Wayne Manufactories Fuel Foreign Trade
Fort Wayne artisans produce goods for use both in the United States and abroad with substantial export activity. Washing machines from Anthony Wayne and Horton companies reach Europe and the Americas, organs from Fort Wayne Organ Co. play across waters, and Olds wagon works ships to Kingston Jamaica. Fort Wayne factories lead in foreign demand for American goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
America
Europe
South America
England
Anthony Wayne Manuufacturing Company
Horton Manufacturing Company
Albert Bond
Fort Wayne Organ Company
Olds Wagon Works
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
Indoor sports program announced at Princess Rink
The Amateur Athletic Club schedules indoor events at Princess Rink on April 10 with a full officers list led by Judge George W. Ewing and James B. White Jr. The program includes sand bag throwing, running high jump, potato race, one mile runs, sack races, tug of war, three legged races, boxing, obstacle race and more. Civil and probate matters noted include a state case against James Bolyard and Marion Mentzer and various court judgments. Administrative bonds filed and real estate transfers are listed alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Rink
James B. White, Jr
Edward White
E. N. Otda
W. H L. Peltier
D. J. Randal
Charles Woodworth
Edward Linderman
Ben Woodworth
Art Smith
E. W. Bolger
A. B. White
Edward Detzer
W. H. Peltier
Henry Piepenbrink
I. W. Leonard
E. D. Baldwin
J. B. White
Jr S
D. J. Randall
F. D. Bond
Tt. W. Leonard
Roy Trainer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Lonshberry
May Dic
Illinois
Kincaid
Bingham
Charles E. Kincaid
William P. Taulbee
Tacowa
Wash
George Francis Train
W. Wall
Cloeck
Nelliv
Cannon
Geovernor
North Dakota
Flores
Joliet
Lil
Ways and Means Cammities
Tressary Department
Windom
Conger
Iowa
Wickham
Senate Committee of Elections
Wilbur F. Sanders
Thomas C. Powers
Montane
Hoar
Committee On
J. I. Selby
United
THE
Massachusetts Avenue
Newa
UL Man
South Dakota
Knights of Labor
Court of General Sessions
Fitzgerald
Marsonty
Nathaniel Blakeman
Orange Township
Schenk
Schenck
Wasnixeton
Robert Cummings Schenck
Mrs. Lippincott
Mimmployes
Booth
Carty
South Carolina
New Jersey
Glascock
Dayish Curt
Shomaker Luther
Roussell Peed
Webster Henry
Hewes Peter
Winston Renhen
Usdtes
Boone
Mary
Hefner
Durbin
Minnie
Hamilton May
C. R. Hrecrss
Verginia
Thieit
Tory
Silay J. Middleton
DR. Bruebach
Odd Fellows Hall
Huntington
Mahone
Wassingston
Wm. Mahone
West Virginia
Rathbone
Hood
Renading
J. F. Masters
Emmitt & Co’s
Waverly
Chamberlain
George H. Loesch
McClellan
Sim
Batte-Fields
Secretary of War
Committee On Military Affairs
Friends of the
GC. A. O
George W. Ewing
A. J. Detzer
F. W. Beach
George Rabus
S. HD. Bond
George McKinnie
George Brown
E. H. Olds
James Harper
W. Albrecht
A. H. White
F. W. Beach, Jr
E. N. Detzer
S. W. Albrecht
Bolyard
Mentzer
James Bolyard
Marion Mentzer
Mat Funk
Monroeville
Chapin
Jacob Emhart
Veronica Vogel
John M. Claus
Schiefer & Davenport
Matilda Gunnison
James Gunnison
Gunnison
Wayne Township
Colerick & Oppenheim
Amelia Bruebach
G. T. Bruebach
Bond
W. P. Breen
James Liggett
Nora Davis
Fred Pietz
James Hatfield
John Harris
P. A. Randall
George Maddox
George
Cora G. Smith
Colonel Reed
George H. Viberg
Francesci Kinsman
Lewis
Anna E. Kelley
Herman J
Walburga Berghoff
Hanna
Theodore Hofer
John Porter
North Side
August Haring
John Henry Koehlinger
Langhor
R. L. Romy
Idella J. Robinson
Archer
Swayne’ainm
Dr. Swayne & Son
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