Eight Hour Day Labor Protests Sweep Cities
Long May Day rallies nationwide report large carpenters strikes and allied trades seeking eight hour days. Chicago led with 30,000 in a peaceful parade, while Detroit and St Louis log heavy union activity and anticipated walkouts among iron moulders, plumbers, masons, and miners across Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenters’ Union
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Pamapenpeara
Union Carpenters of Philadelphia
Naval Post Hall
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carpenters’ Unions
Iron Moulders’ Union
St. Louis
Iron and Steel
New York
Mechanic’s Exchange
Mmwavxer
Wis
Milwaukee
Peroni
Ill
Peoria
New Water Works Company
Prrrspunc
Pittsburg
Builders’ Exchange
Chcaco
O. J. L. Meyer & Sons Co
Boston
Calhoun Place
Cucaco
Bosses Association
Foree
Maleable Iron Works
Block Road
Telegrams From Different Parts of the State
A collection of short dispatches from Covington Gosney and Plymouth with local political nominations crime and a fire damage report. Notable items include Covington forming a WCTU chapter led by Miss Alice Palmer and Mrs. Sanford Dryden as president, a Democratic ward primaries slate for councilmen, a violent assault on Carl Tiederman, a death by apoplexy of Charles Heding, a business failure by William A. Ryan, an old citizen James B. Cook death, a search for Samuel Admire by horse thieves detectives, a fire at Snyder Stevens insurance and Whitlock Astley hardware totaling about 4000 dollars, and Seymour Democrats naming a strong city slate headed by Christian Frey Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Alice Palmer
Indiana
Carl Tiederman
Sermoun
Charles Heding
Awnprersox
William A. Ryan
Samuel Admire
Frank Barker
Smith’s Valley
Playmouth
Snyder & Stevens
Whitlock & Astley
Seymour
Christian C. Frey, Jr
Ephriam H. Ahlbrandt
Philip J. Fettig
Louis W. Godfrey
Temperance Alliance Issues Prohibition Address to Republicans
Des Moines May 6 The executive committee of the state temperance alliance issued an address to temperance Republicans. It states a large Republican majority supports prohibition and the party has supported the cause since 1882. The address warns that the party and prohibition must stand together or fail, fearing move to repudiate prohibition is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Temperance Alliance
Deputy postmaster Lindsey flees with $3500 in Arkansas
Helena Arkansas May 1 deputy postmaster W B Lindsey is $3500 short in his accounts and a fugitive after admitting full charge of the office. Special Inspector McClure traced him, Lindsey fled to the river and was last seen drifting downstream. Grant the postmaster has squared the deficit. In Purmparent, Gov Allen and Elijah Beebe paid $200 for supposed counterfeit money in Newark, New Jersey, but police found tissue paper and a few real bills in the satchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ark
W. B. Lindsey
Grant
McClure
St. Louis
Lindsey
Purmapenesia
Gov. Allen
Phillipsburg
Kan
Elijah. Beebe
Superior
Kemmler Execution Discussed With Governor Hill
Attorneys for the electrical companies and for the condemned man Kemm ler spoke with Governor Hill in Albany about appealing to the US Supreme Court on the new death law. A reprieve was reportedly asked to allow a stay while the appeal might be pursued. the governor denied it, though officials offered no official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Albany
Dunston
United States Court
Bennett Law Debate at Wisconsin Republican Conference
At a May 1 conference in Monroe Wisconsin the state committee and about 150 party leaders discussed the Bennett law. The consensus held the law should not be an issue though support for compulsory education was near unanimous. A five member group was appointed to draft a conciliatory Lutheran resolution for the state convention platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moontson
Wis
State Committee
State Central Committee
Indiana Man Walks From Car Platform and Is Killed
Joseph B. Hedgeman, an Indiana resident, aboard the northbound train of the Kansas City St. Joseph and Council Bluffs line, stepped from the coach near Nishnabathna Mo while asleep and was killed yesterday afternoon. Also noted, Wa R. Baker former Houston Texas Central president and longtime public official, died after paralysis at age seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josefa
Joseph B. Hedgeman
Kansas City
Houston
OhioAttorney General Moves To Seize Hamilton Land
The Ohio attorney general began proceedings in Franklin county to recover fourteen acres of central Hamilton land valued at not less than 600000. The Pan Handle railroad owns a large section, with Carr Brown's flouring mill and several fine city residences on the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasmouton
Ohio
Attorney General of
Franklin County
Hamilton
Pan Handle Railroad
Carr & Brown
Fighting Fishermen Clash On Oregon River Conflict Turns Deadly
On the Columbia River near Pontiano Oregon a violent clash erupted between union and non union fishermen. Armed with rifles the combatants fought. one man Jack Hayman was killed and Charles Olsen and Charles Wilson were seriously wounded. The battle followed an effort by union men to bar non union fishers from the river as the latter sold catch at cut rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiano
Ore
Columbia River
Jack Hayman
Chas. Olsen
Chas. Wilson
Woman in Trance Eats Nothing for Ten Days
Avrena Mich May 1 Two years ago Margaret Kinney of the city fell ill and has since lived in a trance. For weeks she remains motionless and sometimes goes ten days without food. Physicians say her general health is good and cannot explain the remarkable sleep. The girl has not spoken since her illness began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avrena, Mich
Margaret Kinney
House classifies worsted cloths as woolen cloths
The House passed a bill classifying worsted cloths as woolen cloths. The President granted a respite for two death row inmates Benjamin Hawkins and Lewis Williams until May 29. A Notingham bank note reports Cashier Pittman’s sudden departure may cost only $1000. President Nix’s plans remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hawkins
Lewis Williams
Biraasalam
Ala
Nottingham Bank
Pittman
Nix
Ink News Office Closure Casts Loss on Depositors
A local paper reports that the Ink has been closed for several days, risking a personal loss of about $7,000 for depositors if no action is taken. No further details are provided in the available text.
Funeral of Senator Beck Arrives at Capitol for State Funeral
The body of Kentucky Senator James Burnie Beck arrived at the Capitol shortly after 10 o clock accompanied by a congressional committee. The casket was carried to the marble room, opened for public viewing, and a quiet crowd paid respects before the procession proceeded to Lexington for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Room
Senate
Capitol
Brsck
R. Brackenridge
Reign of terror grips Choctaw mining town
Reports from Paris Texas describe Thigh Oklahoma Territory in the Choctaw nation as lawless with no municipal government. A secret mining town mob linked to Mollie Maguires terrorizes residents and the city marshal was killed resisting arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Thigh
Indian Territory
United States
Mollie Maguires
Roberts
Jean Denand
Triuos
Art
Bowie
Thomas
Desven
Cal
Southern Pacific
Tagleville
Vex
Indianaplis Man Invents Warm Weather Meat Curing Process
Inpranavouts May 2. B F Plum mer of this city has devised a method to cure meat in warm weather without ice and has applied for a patent. He claims thirty days to ready for smoking using only natural agencies. Pork packers express strong interest and promise surprising results.
Allen O. Mwaks Court in Bin Own Defense
In Columnus Ohio May 1 Allen O Myers an accused journalist appeared to defend himself against contempt of court. He said he had hired lawyers for three years to stay out of jail and ended up incarcerated. He spoke for about half an hour predicting a decision next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnus
Ohio
Thera
Supreme Court
Allen O. Myers
General Boulaner to sail for France seeking another trial
Paris dispatch notes General BouLan cer will depart Jersey Sunday to travel to France and demand a new trial. Le France says President Carayt will be informed of the landing coast and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
le France
Boulancer
Jersey
Carayt
Attter
Governor Hill Signs Ballot Reform Measure
Ausany November May 2 Gov Hill has signed the ballot reform measure and prepared a memorandum to accompany it It will not be released until tonight. Casco May 1 World’s Fair directors meeting elected Lyman J Gage president with Thomas Bryan and Potter Palmer as first and second vice presidents Officers to be chosen next Friday night. Wasniscrox May 1 In the US Supreme Court ex Attorney General Garland prompted motion Carlisle Cleveland admitted to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausany
Casco
Lyman J. Gage
Thomas Bryan
Potter Palmer
Wasniscrox
Supreme Court of the United States
Garland
Cleveland
Congress agenda mixed with eulogies for Samuel Randall
Washington reports a busy day as the House adopts the Lafayette and Chester public building bills each at an $80,000 limit and sets aside Saturday, June 4 for eulogies to Samuel J. Randall. The Senate ponders the customs bill while nominations are sent to the Senate, including Dustin for assistant treasurer in Chicago and Cook for collector at Sandusky. Later, members attend Senator Beck's funeral services in the Senate chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Lafayette
Ind
Chester Pa
Samuel J. Randall
Senate
Dolph
Great Britain
Mexico
United States
Senate Department
Daniel Dustin
Illinois
Chicago
Ill
T. P. Cook
Ohio
District of
Sandusky
Washngtox
Ingalls
Butler
Blackburn
Morrill
McCrary
Kentucky
Beck
Minnesota's First Election Under Australian System
Sr Pavn Minn May 6 The first election in this city under the Australian voting system is underway with quiet polling and broad participation. Democrats doubt the new method while Republicans praise it with Smith the Democratic mayoral candidate likely to face a smaller following and Kiefer the Republican contender favored by many. Polls close at 5 pm in one of the most orderly elections, with favorable weather and a high turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Pavn
Minn
Smith
The Slayer of Dr Prichard Believed Lynch Victim
Reported lynching of C M Mills after capture near Coldwater following the fatal shooting of Dr Prichard. Mills reportedly wounded in the legs resisting surrender as about fifteen men pursued him along the Cimarron river. A courier to Coldwater sparked the claim of lynching though details remain disputed. Separately, W Fred Pettitt requests court order to access remaining remains for analysis to prove innocence in his wife’s murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicarra
Kan
C. M. Mills
Prichard
Coldwater
Cimararon
Mills
Lavayette
Ind
W. Fred Pettitt
Circuit Court
Sudden Death of Ex Lieutenant Governor in Chicago Lodging House
Ex Lieutenant Governor A F Shuman died suddenly at 11 10 last night in a lodging house at 18 Quincy Street Chicago Tl He entered the office at 11 complained of sickness and could not go farther A nurse later found him gasping on a bed Dr Spalding said apoplexy caused the death in the lodging room on the second floor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcaco
A. F. Shuman
Quincy Street
Shuman
Lutherans Plan State Convention to Oppose Bennett Law
Milwaukee leaders said the Wisconsin Lutherans will hold a state convention in Milwaukee on June 4 to oppose the Bennett Law. About 10,000 invitations will go to opponents, with a platform aligned to Milwaukee Democrat declarations and a pledge that no candidate supporting the law will be endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Democracy
Establishment of Original Package Saloons in Iowa City
Two residents of Macon County Iowa initiate original package saloon plans in an inland city of Iowa. Brewers commit to cover litigation costs. The city already holds fifteen government licenses for hole in the wall and bootlegging businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Crry
Iowa
Insane Asylum Fire Rages in Monstreat Quebec
Fire at the Montreat insane asylum in Quebec begins around 11 30 and, at reporting time, threatens to leave only walls while authorities fear many inmates may perish.
Inferno Inmate Fire Threat Described Inmate Count Given
Partial OCR describes a blaze in a structure’s middle wing with an estimated 100 to 150 insane inmates trapped and in danger of death as flames mount and escape routes fail.
Destructive Cyclone Kills and Injures Texans
A cyclone swept Salt Creek and Acton causing multiple deaths and serious injuries in Hodd and Parker counties. Miss Della Carmichael aged 17 and a one year old child died near Tee Rhodes home. Many homes wrecked and crops damaged across Salt Creek, Acton, Robin Creek, and Graham with hail destroying crops and vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graspsway
Texas
Salt Creek
Hodd County
Tee Rhodes
Della Carmichael
Mary Carmichael
Gibbs
Rhodes
Nora
Mr. Robertson
Payne
Alf. Massey
L. McPherson
J. Woolenliffe
M.C. Hersley
Mr. Brook
Acton
Parker and
Hodd
Robin Creek
George Griffin
Graham
Young County
Adams Likely to Seek Congress Seat in Randall District
Painaperrara May 6 Robert Adams Jr United States minister to Brazil who recently returned on leave of absence is likely to run for congress on the Republican ticket in the late Samuel J Randall district A majority of ward committees endorse him for nomination The Democratic nomination centers on State Senator McAller and Representative Gentner The bitter split between their friends boosts Republican hopes Adams would win if both rivals run
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painaperrara
Robert Adams, Jr
United States
Brazil
Congress
Samuel J. Randall
McAller
Gentner
Adems
Tri State Millers Convention Plans Revealed
The Tri State Millers convention to be held in this city next Tuesday and Wednesday features sessions on organization, milling grades, market relations, selling methods, interstate law, and national legislation. The program includes a morning reception, state association parlor meetings, a two day business session at Princess rink, a city tour, and a banquet with stenographic reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association
Princess Rink
Standard Hall Club
Senator Calvin Brice Inspects Muncie Railroad Purchase
United States Senator and railroad magnate Calvin Brice arrived from Indianapolis this afternoon to review operations of his Lake Erie and Western purchase the Mimeie. He travels in a special car with General Manager Bradbury and traffic manager H. C. Parker to consider relocating the general offices to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Brice
Muncie Road
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Indianapolis
Bradbury
H. C. Parker
Lake Erie and Western Road
Brakeman Eugene Koemler Severely Injured In Accident
Freight brakeman Eugene Koemler on the Port Wayne line had his right hand mashed between bumpers near Valparaiso. The hand was amputated at the wrist. He was brought to the city at 1 20 and is hospitalized at St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Jake) Koemler
Port Wayne
Valparaiso
Koemler
Bnt
St. Joo Hospital
Lodge of female white caps organized near Doolittle's Mill
Report from Korenry dated May 3 notes a lodge of female white caps formed in the Perry county area with a sixteen year old girl named as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korenry
Doolittle’s Mill
Perry County
Miss
Cupid’s Surprises Lead to Quiet Marriages Across Town
A series of small weddings unfolds at multiple locations in Eldorado and nearby towns. Frances Page and G B Willey wed at the bride’s home with a brief ceremony, then depart for England via New York. Dr A C Boswell weds Josephine Flores in Eldorado. Charles Draeger and Laura Crockett marry quietly at Pastor Northrop’s. Julia Nierman ties with Charles Lange in Dayton. Mary Kelly’s daughter wed Judson Ross at Clinton Street Episcopal residence. Other announced unions include Dr W S Knapp and Myrtle Kincade, engineer Michael McCarty and Margaret Hartnett, and John Gilutting and Vogelwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
Julia Nierman
Charles Lange
Dayton
Ohio
Lang
Clinton Street
Mary A
Marshal C. Kelly
Judson K. Ross
Michael McCarty
Margaret Hartnett
Baker Street
John Gilutting
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Miss Vogelwade
Andy Glutting
Marriages At Madison Street And Emanuel Church
The article reports two upcoming weddings. Miss Tillie Siemon, daughter of the late August F. Siemon, will wed Henry Meyer Jr of Meyer & Bro hatters at 27 Madison Street with Rev. H G Sauer officiating. Betty Horstmeyer will marry Christian Borgman at Emanuel Church then reside at Main and Ewing streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Miss Tillie
August F. Siemon
Henry Meyer, Jr
Meyer & Bro., Hatters
H. G. Sauer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Meyer
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Mies Betty
Henry Horstmeyer
South Wayne
Christian Borgman
Main and
Ewing Streets
Those Who Have Gone to the Bourne Whence None Return
Week ending May 3 reports deaths from city undertakers. Names include Robert Wilson 34 consumption Elizabeth Rooks 29 consumption John E Sties 7 bowels Anna Chauvey 79 age Patsey Casen 55 throat complaint Hough Reed 71 W C Carson 70 general debility Edward Krebs 13 days spasms Fannie Li Yeager 58 cancer Hester Rowan 80 pneumonia May Hartshorn 5 scarlet fever Margaret Henzer 67 heart disease Barbara Rhein 28 consumption Louisa Gick 37 heart disease Perry Archer child 1 day exhaustion John Mehls 70 blood poison Anna Schlamkofer 2 days spasms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rooks
John E. Sties
Anna F. Chauvey
Patsey Casen
Hough B. Reed
W. W. Carson
Edward Krebs
Fannie Li
Yeager
Hester Jane Rowan
May Hartshorn
Margaret Henzer
Louisa Gick
Perry J. Archer
John Mehls
Anna Schlamkofer
Old Settler Philip Troutner Dies at 91
Philip Troutner, formerly of Aflen County, died April 6 in Decatur Indiana at age 91. He lived in Fort Wayne in 1814 and remained in this county until thirty years ago before moving to Adams county. He left a daughter in Nety Haven and several other children survive. Troutner owned considerable property and was remembered as generous and a lifelong Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ind
Philip Troutner
Fort Wayne
Adams County
Nety Haven
Troutner
City Enumeration Report Shows Small Increase Over Last Year
Official figures from Fort Wayne enumerate 12 400 school age children, an increase of about 800 over the previous year. Enumerators report to Superintendent George S Felts and note the gains observed by Michael Woulfe and Daniel Bieghler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Felts
Michael Woulfe
Daniel Bieghler
Fort Wayne
Returns from the Country Show a Decrease This Year
The returns from the country show a general decline versus last year’s enumeration in almost every instance.
Fort Wayne Ed Institutions Shine in Growth and Debate
Fort Wayne boasts Concordia College and Fort Wayne College alongside other schools. Concordia, founded in 1839, hosts 200 plus students on thirty acres with strong languages and sciences. The Methodist College, at Wayne Street, values a broad curriculum and notable alumni but faces debt and possible sale to merge with Fort Wayne Medical College. Other institutions include Westminster Seminary, Conservatory of Music, two business colleges, and private schools under strong management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indiana
H. R. Page & Co
Chicago
Concordia College
Lutheran Church
Perry County
Missouri
St. Louis
Concordia University
West
St. Louis University
Fort Wayne College
The
Methodist College
North Indiana
M. E. Church
Wayne Street
Iand
Fort Wayne Medical College
Westminster Seminary
Conservatory of Music
Business Colleges
Hills Jailed After Postponed Trial
Yesterday after swindling case state versus Waldo Hills began Judge O Rourke left to attend a relative’s funeral summons Judge Morris to bench Case adjourned to the 21st inst The 3500 bond sureties surrendered Hills to jail awaiting possible new bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Hills
O’rourke
Morris
Hill
Obituary notices in Allen County area
Obituaries report the deaths of Peter Claude Huguenard aged 99 near 6 am Monday and Elihu Pocock age 68 near Zanesville with Masonic honors. Adam Francis 55 dies at county asylum. Michael Wiedmann 28 dies of lockjaw. Daniel Metcalf 64 dies in DeKalb county. Surviving relatives listed include children and siblings. funeral details given for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Claude Huguenard
France
Allen County
Victor
East Superior Street
August
Francis Huguenard
Mia
Frank Parnin
Henrietta Huguengard
Zanesville
Adam Francis
County Asylum
Indianapolis
St. Joe Hospital
George Crawford
Nellie Walker (Hines
Major Drake
Philip
Jacob
William
John Francis
Putnam Street
Michael Wiedmann
Washington House
Murray Works
Wiedmann
Wurtemburg
Germany
St. Marys Catholic
Daniel Metcalf
This County
Jackson Township
DeKalb County
Jagrippe
S. C. Metcalf
Death of a Maiden Lady at Clinton Street Home
Miss Jane Rowan aged eighty one died at 6 o'clock last Thursday morning at 114 Clinton street, home of her late sister Mrs. Dr. Ayers. Born in 1809 at West Newton Pa she lived with the Ayers family for years and remained active in First Presbyterian church. Funeral was held Saturday at 3 p m from the residence, Rev D W Moffat officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Rowan
Dr. Ayers
Clinton Street
Miss Rowan
West Newton
First Presbyterian Church
Admiral Rowan
Rowan
J. B. Harper
D. W. Moffat
German worker dies after nail injury at Murray foundry
Michael Wiedner, a young German employee at the Murray foundry, stepped on a rusty nail last Monday. After initial recovery he relapsed, and by morning he was found suffering from lockjaw at his boarding house. Dr. Schilling treated him, but the illness proved fatal. Wiedner, who came from Germany, is survived by two brothers and was unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wiedner
Murray Foundry
Frialay
Washington House
Bernhard Weber
Schilling
Wiedner
Germany
District Y P S C E Convention to Meet in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne will host a district convention of the Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor at the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday May 13 with delegates from LaGrange Steuben Noble DeKalb Whitley Allen Huntington Wells Adams Blackford and Jay counties. Papers on Endeavor topics will be read an address delivered and a question box opened by Dr Rondthaler Indianapolis. Delegates from churches without C E societies are invited. Send names to Miss Lida Lowry 90 West Berry Fort Wayne chair ent committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church of
Fort Wayne
LaGrange
Steuben
Noble
DeKalb
Whitley
Allen
Huntington
Wells
Adams
Blackford
Jay
Rondthaler
Indianapolis
Lida Lowry
West Berry Street
Grand Jury Reported Jail Break Attempt by Inmate
May 3 report from Lacranor states prisoner Frank Minger, jailed on murder charges, sawed two bars in his cell, freed one to escape, and hid the other in his bed. The discovery followed the grand jury's jail visit.
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Continents
Hoosier News
WAS Temperance Alliance
Temperance
Memrais
Tenn
Jake Ackerman
Ackerman
Hood
P. M
Kemmler
Bennett Law
Wisconsin Republican State Central Committee
Tions
Oregon
Puneral
Senator Beck
Lexington
Hhign
Chine
Allen O. Mwaks
Gerbert Boulanger
Governor Hill
Samuele J. Bridal
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Butherans
Severs
Randall's
TRE Millers’ Convention
Calvin
Brice
Eugenne Hoemler
G.B. Wyle
Fanny Page
Dr. A. (. Hos Well
Charles Drgeger
Jaim
East
Jefferson Street
Frances
Fanny
W. D. Page
G. B. Willey
J. M. Boggs
Third Presbyterian Church
the News
Willey
England
Worcester
Boswell
Florea
Eldorado, Kas
A. C. Boswell
Josephine Flores
Bourne
Robert Wilson
Barbara Rhein
Aflen County
OER Colleges
Concordia
Methodist Coleges
M. E. College
Hills
der Hill
Deate
Miss Jane Rowan
Michael Wiedman
Christian Endeavor
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