A Reign of Terror in Croat Keys Mayor Terrorizes Town
Croat Keys Florida May 14 Mayor Cotterill terrorizes the town since Saturday. He shot at a lighthouse keeper but missed and held up a railroad agent with a shotgun. he insulted the U S customs collector and threatened the clergy. A plan to capture Cotterill with marshals is underway as many residents flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croat Keys
Fla
Cotterill
F.C. and P. Railway
United States Collector of Customs
Tallahasse
Fleming
Pinkerton
Jacksonville
United States
Coal Mine Disaster Scenes At Wikefraine Pa May 16
A severe mine collapse at No 8 near Ashley Pa on May 16 entombed over twenty five workers. Rescue efforts continued amid chaos as families gathered in distress. Three men were rescued early. one later died, and nineteen bodies were recovered with more feared dead. The incident sparked widespread mourning and horror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikefraine
Ashley
John Allen
Anthony Frail
Robert N. Roberts
Wixersparne
Russ
Wriressarre
Kentucky Senator Contest Goes On With No Clear Settlement
Fraxgronrt Ky May 14 The senatorial caucus fight in Kentucky simmers with no obvious settlement. Western Kentuckians seek a consolidating candidate as Carlisle McCreary Lindsay and Reeves factions jostle for influence. Buckner remains a possible compromise while Knott’s strength is regional. McCrearys stay quiet but confident. Lindsay supporters tout control of about twenty four votes. Carlisle backers push their favorite as an outraged defeat, a stance that strains support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraxgronrt
Carlisle
McCreary
Lindsay Ranke
Judge Reeves
McKenzill
Buckner
Knott
Judge Lindsay
Ex-Senator Jones Held for Sanity Exam in Michigan
In Demoir Michigan on May 19 the sanity hearing for ex Senator Charles W. Jones of Florida took place before Probate Judge Darbee. Jones sought to remove the case to federal court, but the petition was denied and a committal order issued. He fled before the order, deputies seek him, and he faces confinement at St. Joseph retreat in Dearborn with hopes of transfer to a government insane asylum in Washington. He vows to take the case to the U.S. Supreme Court, claiming legal points while conceding mental unsoundness on the matter of his marriage to an heiress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demoir
Mich
Chas. W. Jones
Florida
Darbee
Jones
United States Circuit Court
St. Joseph’s
Sisters of Charity
Dearborn
Detroit
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Distressing tale of George Brooks family in Kansas trek
Distressing report from St Joseph Missouri May 17 describes George Brooks his wife and five children aged four to fourteen walking more than 300 miles from Marion county Kansas to St Joseph. They left a boom county after losing farm and stock due to poor crops. Neighbors faced similar hardship. Brooks plans to return to Sigourney Iowa walking with worn shoes and severed feet. claims many in new Kansas counties endure similar destitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jesrrs
George Brooks
St. Joseph
Marion County
Kansas
Brooks
Sigoorney
Iowa
A Fool and His Money. Farmer Robbed of 13000 in Delaware
Henry Freeman, a farmer from Heinrich Shelby county Ohio, traveled from New York with about $13000. At Delaware railroad station he left a satchel on a bench, returned for it, and found the bag had bricks and papers instead of cash. No clues yet, but investigators suspect pursuers followed him amid talk of a May wedding in the Laine family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlants
Sam Small
Fulton County
Georgia
House of Representatives
Small
Cuysinnati
Henry Freeman
Heinrich
Shelby County
Delaware
Freeman
New York
Ireeman
Brutal Bentleysville triple murder shocks PA town
Washington Pa May 15 The Journal reports a brutal triple murder at Bentleysville eighteen miles east of the city. A single assailant struck the father mother and son with a blunt club during Tuesday night robbery. Blood and brains stained the floor as two hundred fifty dollars was found. No clue emerges. Grand jury offers 1000 bounty for arrest and conviction as officers search and coroner holds an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Journal
Bentleysville
Here
Crouch
Proceedings of Presbyterians at Saratoga and Saratoga and Sanatocsa
The 1890 Presbyterian assembly at Saratoga and later Sanatocsa convened with full galleries. Minutes were read, key committees announced, and reports on Congo trade, publication expenses, and ministerial relief discussed. Debates over constitutional revision split supporters, adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapatoca
Presbyterian Assembly
Wm. C. Roberts
Dr. Kempshall
Herrick Johnson
H. 8. Little
D. J. Burrell
KR. E. Patterson
Howard Crosby
C. T. Thompson
E. D. Morriss
D. P. Putnam
Hemphill Brown
W. H. Jeffers
Congo
United States
Brussels
Francis L. Patton
Princeton College
H. M. McCraiden
New York
J. D. Thornton
San Francisco
Maurice D. Edwards
St. Paul
R. P. Shanklin
Indiana
Board of Publication
Sarazona
N. C
Presbyterian General Assembly
Asheville
United Church
Philadelphia
Board of Ministerial Relief
Perth Amboy Institute
Crosby
Patterson
Presbyterian Journal
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Henry Day
Mills Rejects Federal Warehouse and Treasury Note Plan
The Washington special reports Representative Mills rejected the Farmers' Alliance proposal from Milan county Texas for government warehouses and 80 percent treasury notes on farm products. He warns such a policy would force government paternalism across all goods and drive distress. He credits tariff reform champion Cleve and declines alliance support, stating he remains a Democrat and cannot share guilt of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times‘ Washington
Mills
Farmers’ Alliance
Milan County
Texas
Treasury
National Democrat
Cleve
Woman decapitated after running before eastbound train
Nancy Deniere died when she attempted to flee a weatherbound Erie train at Leavittzburg and stopped in front of an oncoming eastbound train. Alvakemanu, who tried to rescue her, lost an arm. Her husband was killed at the same spot under similar circumstances weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunvenasi, O
Nancy Deniere
Erie Road
Leavittzburg
Alvakemanu
Protectionists bid for votes on tariff bill in McKinley era
In Prrissiin Pa on May 20 half 2 million dollars would be invested in a tin plate mill locally if the McKinley tariff bill passes. The project would be among the world’s largest. In Crivavo May 16 Judge Thomas Drummond of the United States circuit court, a longtime jurist, died suddenly at Wheaton Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissiin
Controversy in House over Campbell affidavit noted in Washington
In the House Mr. Wilson of West Virginia questioned Mr. Bayne about charges in Mr. Campbell's letter. Bayne apologized for the dispute and denied intending to reflect on Bynum or Wilson. The Kemumler case slated for 3 p.m. in the Supreme Court. Cornell University vs Fisk affirmed against the lower court. Court also ruled Virginia coupon cases in favor of bond holders. President sent Senate a plan for a Pan American railway survey with US share estimated at 65,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washscren
Mr. Wilson
West Virginia
Mr. Bayne
Mr. Bynum
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Wilson
Virginia
Senate
Secretary of State
Congress
United States
Kemmler Case Reserved as Congress Debates Liquor Bill
Washington May 20 The Supreme Court has reserved its decision in the Kemmler case and adjourned until Friday The Senate is weighing a judiciary committee bill to counter effects of the recent Supreme Court liquor decision on original packages The House spent time on the tariff bill with amendments offered by several members including an anti minimum internal revenue penalty and a tobacco tax repeal and free admission for iron and steel baling hoops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genera Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church, South
General Assembly
Louisana State Lottery Company
Sanatocsa
Presbyterian Assembly
Presbytery
Philadelphia
Pan-Presbyterian Convention
Presbytery of
Olymphia
Synod of Columbia
Synod of
Idaho
Washington
Alaska
Bismarck
Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma
Chickasaw
Littie
D. D
Texas
Board of Home Missions
New Mexico
Marion
Ohio
Wall. Irwin
New York
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Kemmler
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Grosvenor
Henderson
North Carolina
Mr. Cowles
Sayres
Collision Between Strikers and Troops in Pinsen
Five strikers killed and seven wounded in a clash between striking colliers and troops at Pinsen Bohemia on May 20. In Lincolnshire Gladstone called for a dissolution of parliament during a Spalding address. In the Lords Lord Weymouth denounced socialist legislation. In Orrawas Ontario the British government seeks full explanation on General Middleton and the looting of Bremners furs in the Northwest rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinsen
Bohemia
Gnd
Lonpox
Gladstone
Spauiding
Lincolnshire
Liberal Party
Lord Weymss
House of Lords
Orrawas
Ont
Sir Frederick Middleton
Hotels Hit By Waiter Strikes In Cariaco May 20
Three local hotels Palmer Tre Mont and Commercial face staffing shortages as waiter strikes spread. Grand Pacific and Audit sign the culinary alliance scale while Tremont bell boys join the walkout. Chambermaids cooks and other staff are working with noticeable grumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco, I
Palmer
Tremont
Grand Pacific
Culinary Alliance
Tremont House
Garfield remains moved to new monument crypt
In Crevetano Ohio on May 20 the bronze casket of President Garfield was moved from the Lake View cemetery public vault to the crypt of the new monument. Grandma Garfield’s coffin was transferred at the same moment. Both caskets were opened briefly for family members to confirm the remains, then sealed for all time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crevetano
Ohio
President Garfield
Lake View
Grandma Garfield
Garfield
Hynes Short in Hibernian Treasury at Hartford
Patrick Hynes, longtime treasurer of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, is missing after reporting a home refit two weeks ago while preparation for Hartford convention. A shortage of about 1490 dollars is suspected in his Hibernian account, with bondsmen expected to cover the gap as the convention chose Thomas J. Dundon of Ohio as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick Hynes
Green’s Point
L. I
Order of Hibernians
Order
Hartford
Sun
Hynes
Thomas J. Dundon
Ohio
Miners Hide 5000 in Gold in Trunks in Michigan Mine
In Ismonxe Mich May 20 Henry Vurkow and son William two miners at the Michigan gold mine quit work and planned to go home to England. They were stopped when trunks were searched revealing more than 5000 dollars in gold concealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismonxe, Mich
Henry Vurkow
Wiliam
Michigan
England
City imposes $50 monthly liquor tax in Burlington
In a May 20 meeting Mayor Duncan recommended a new ordinance. The Burlington city council approved a tax of 50 dollars per month on all liquor selling venues in the city, of which about eighty operate. Revenue plans were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracocrox
Iowa
Duncan
City Funds Dip After Supreme Court Ruling
The city council moved to allot proceeds into the general fund following city attorney guidance. The action stems from the Supreme Court decision on the original package question, shaping the fiscal handling and legal interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
United States Supreme Court
Son of Charles Zwick Missing After River Outing
A 19 year old son of Charles Zwick from Bingen Adams County disappeared after taking a boat onto the St Marys river to fish last Thursday. The boat drifted ashore among bushes and no trace of him remains. A search and river dragging are underway to solve the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zwick
Adams County
Bingen
Allen County
St. Mary’s River
Divorce and court actions overload Superior Court docket
Judge Chapin granted a divorce to John Schawb after hearing evidence in the Schwab case. Rachel Moha seeks a legal separation from David Moha over cruelty and abandonment, with custody requested for daughter Emma. Chas Parker and J R Bittinger sue Clara Parker for abandonment seeking custody of two children. Acts include venue change in Daniel Railing v Pennsylvania Railroad, loss of arm claimed at $5,000, and $200 award in H C Hanna v estate of E Sinclair. Jury verdict for $692 in L M Ninde and T E Ellison v John W Rout. James Bolyard sentenced to one year for larceny. Several dismissals and adjournments occur as judges move to pending matters and drainage petition, with county commissioners in Lake township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Schawb
John Schawb
Rachel Moha
David Moha
Emma
F. Harper
Chas. W. Parker
J. R. Bittinger
Circuit Court
Clara Parker
Alden
Daniel Railing
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warsaw
Railing
H. C. Hanna
E. Sinclair
Hanna
L. M. Ninde
T. E. Ellison
John W
James Bolyard
Michigan City
George Hoffman
Tracy Schmidt
A. A. Chapin
James M. Damen
Theresa Cremer
Catharine Stradley
William Stradley
John Hensinger
Charles Pfeffer
Christopher Meyers
Lake Township
Reverend Northrop to Address National Baptist Anniversaries
Rev Northrop prepares to leave for Chicago to attend the National Baptist anniversaries where about two thousand delegates from every state will gather. He will speak Thursday at 11 o'clock on The Value of the Printing Press in the Pastor's Work. The article notes significant Baptist growth, missionary funds, and extensive educational and charitable institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Northrop
Chicago
National Baptist
Union
Dr. Lorimer
Northrop
Indiana
Baptists
United States
Much Falked of Change in the Fort Wayne College
Fort Wayne M EL college aims to form an incorporated company with 100000 dollars to convert the college into a university for Northern Indiana. The plan envisions merging medical and law departments, attracting about 1000 students, with Taylor University as the new name and a 15-member board drawn from Local Preachers Association, the medical college, and general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne College
Fort Wayne
M.el College
Tuioiana
Medical College
Fas
Law
Preachers’ Association of America
Taylor University
Mine Fire Paralyzes North Lawrence Plant
A fire in two rooms of the Minglewood mine at North Lawrence seven miles west of Massillon, Ohio, halted operations at the valley’s largest mine employing 300 men. The dry coal seam fuels rapid smoke fill. all entries are blocked and work suspended as fire spreads through three quarters of a mile of slope. Also, Tennison plaster mills at Grandville burned, causing substantial losses, and Diamond Wall Finish Co. reported machinery damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masattrom
Tire
Minglewood
North Lawrence
Mich
Tennison
Grandville
Diamond Wall Finish Company
Tragedy Near Bluffton Ends in Wife’s Death
John W. Siberry killed his wife on a Bluffton area farm nine miles south on the Camden plank road. The couple, married a year, had recently parted and planned to bury differences. Neighbors intervened to prevent self harm as the sheriff and coroner investigated accidental or intentional shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Siberry
Bluffton
Camden Plank Road
John
Siberry
Glanders At Huntington Spurs Horse Killings And Flight
Glanders at Huntington has spread concern among horse owners. On Tuesday three afflicted horses were killed to stop the spread. Two more horses owned by John Rousch were ordered killed after diagnosis by the state veterinarian and health officer. A man named Phil Bebeo hired to kill them instead delivered the horses to a stranger who kept them in a barn near the city and departed north with them. The officers later shot the horses found in a pasture near South Whitley. Warrants are out for Bebeo on selling property not his own. he has fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanders
Huntington
John Rousch
Phil Bebeo
Bebeo
Huntington Board of Health
South
Whitley
President Swift Praises Civil Service Growth in Indiana
Indianapolis lawyer Hon. Lucius B. Swift, Indiana Civil Service commission president, spoke at the Masonic Temple Friday night urging merit over spoils. He noted about 300 members in the association, 200 joined last year, with influential, nonpartisan members across the state. He said the merit system gains steam as papers advocate it and the commission remains master of the situation despite some office seeker grumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius
Swift
Indiana Civil Service Commission
Chas. J. Bonaparte
Masonic Temple
Indianapolis
Civil Service Reformers
Blaine
Tae SuntInEr
Wayne Hotel
Indiana
Henry C. Lea
Quay
Civil Service Commission
Letter to G A R members from Reed family offering thanks
A May 12 1890 letter from Puainreno New Jersey expresses deep gratitude to W H McClelland and Fort Wayne posts of the Grand Army of the Republic for the funeral honors paid to Hugh B Reed a late G A R comrade. The message thanks comrades, friends, and affiliated military bodies for kind offices and honors at interment and wishes time to deal gently with them. Charles A Reed signs on behalf of the widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaxnies A
Reap
Frightful Accident Ends In Skull Fracture At Foundry
John Chodinski laborer at Bass foundry suffered a fractured skull when a car wheel fell from a crane chain just before noon Saturday. He was taken to the city hospital where Dr MecCanslan attended. The injury is reported as likely fatal. Chodinski is unmarried with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chodinski
Bass’ Foundry
MecCanslan1
Chodinski
Marriage of Miss Anna Gaetje to Chas Lepper at Salem Reformed
Thursday evening at 7 30 at Salem Reformed church witnessed the marriage of Miss Anna C Gaetje daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gaetje to Mr Chas O Lepper a well known West Jefferson street druggist. Rev C I Krieto conducted the ceremony in a large gathering of friends followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Reformed Church
Anna C. Gaetje
John Gaetje
Chas. O. Lepper
West Jefferson Street
C. I. Krieto
Engagement Announcement At Calhoun Street Home
The couple celebrated at the bride’s parents home 179 Calhoun Street with a sumptuous supper dancing and amusements lasting into the early hours. Numerous costly gifts poured in as friends extended best wishes for a happy married life. The bride’s parents depart next week for a four month trip to Europe and the couple will reside at 179 Calhoun Street in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Street
Europe
A Day of Accidents Reported in Local Lines
A burst of mishaps Thursday across the Pittsburg shops and nearby areas includes engineer F. B. Higgins dislocating his right arm in a cab accident, machinist L. C. Hulse falling from scaffolding with serious injuries, and an Ohio farmer named Mariam losing a leg to blood poisoning after a hip amputation. Also injured are A. Neff whose right index finger was severed, Mrs. Osenbaugh who dislocated an ankle, G. Osenbaugh sidelined by a dislocated shoulder, and H. Bruner who died after a leg amputation following a train accident near Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Higgins
Pittsburg
L. C. Hulse
Brackenridge Street
Mariam
Latty
Ohio
C. B. Stemen
A. Neff
Isaac Osenbaugh
Piqua Road
Osenbaughs
G. Osenbaugh
Grand Rapids
Indiana
H. Bruner
Antwerp
Cecil
Westminster Seminary Principal Addresses Bluffton Mission
Mrs. D. B. Wells, principal of Westminster Seminary of Fort Wayne, spoke at Bluffton Presbyterian Church on missions. She urged gospel work for freedmen, Indians, and Mormons in the U.S. and women in China and India. The service led to preliminary steps for forming a local missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton Bugle
D. B. Wells
Westminster Seminary
Fort Wayne
Presbyterian Church
China
India
Lye Let Loose Fireman Released from Bucyrus Custody
B Lye a well known Pittsburg railroad fireman was arrested in Bucyrus Ohio for the death of a boy who died from a coal fragment that struck him while riding the train. Bail secured with help from railroad friends and Lye now back in Fort Wayne awaiting trial expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lye
Pittsburg
Bucyrus
Ohio
Lyo
Liberty
Mr. Lye
Fort Wayne
Normal Summer School to Be Conducted in Fort Wayne
A normal summer session led by Mrs. W. W. Byers and Mrs. George F. Felts will run six to eight weeks starting June 30 in Fort Wayne College classrooms. The program, part of Allen County normals, emphasizes Arithmetic History English Grammar and Science of Teaching with classes in all required branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County Normal
Fort Wayne College
W. W. Byers
State Normal
G. F. Felts
Fort Wayneites Plan Short Trip to Germany
A Fort Wayne party of well known residents will sail for Europe within ten days. The group includes John Mohr Jr, John Wessell and family, John Gavtjo and family, Mrs Mary Brenner, and Mrs Lahmeyer with son. They will visit old homes in Germany and other points of interest and expect to be away for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Europe
John Mohr, Jr
John Wessell
John Gavtjo
Mary Brenner
Lahmeyer
Constable Shot in Eck River Skirmish With Wiles
The sheriff reports a shooting during an attempt to arrest a man named Wiles in Eck River township. A fight ensued with exchanged shots, and it is unclear if anyone was injured. Wiles, at large, is said to be wanted for assault with intent to kill. Meanwhile Charles C. Anderson and Mary M. Lutz wed at Pastor Northrop’s Montgomery Street home last Saturday, with a small guest list. Anderson, a Fort Wayne area road conductor, and his bride plan to stay in the city. The pastor’s weeklong absence prevents further nuptials, he quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eck River
Wiles
Northrop
Montgomery Street
Charles C. Anderson
Mary M. Lutz
Anderson
Fort Wayne
Death by self destruction shakes Estima ble Lady community
Mrs. J B Downing of South Calhoun street died by hanging after neuralgic head pains and mental strain. Her husband J B Downing and son Myron L Downing are named. coroner Kesler saw the remains. Born in Sandusky Ohio at age 45, she was described as a devoted housewife and charitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Downing
South Calhoun Street
Myron L. Downing
Louis Fox & Bro
Mr. Downing
Downing
Sandusky
Ohio
Kesler
Death of Capt Robt Swann Funeral and Deaths in County
Captain Robt Swann died at his Springfield township home after battle wounds from the Thirtieth Indiana regiment. The scene at his funeral in Maysville drew many comrades from several posts. Also noted were deaths of infant and Mrs Emily Raiser with funerals in Lafayette township and at Salem Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swann
Springfield Township
Emily Raiser
Lafayette Township
Valentine Linker
West Berry Street
Salem Reformed Church
C. F. Kreite
Myrtle
John M. Reinewald
Williams Street
Emanuel’s Lutheran Church
Captain Swann
Robt. Swann
Maysville
Rav. C. H. Carry
M. E. Church
Monroeville
New Haven
Hicksville
Humphrey Post
George D. Adams
Crawford Griswold
D. N. Foster
George Humphrey Post
P. Dickinson
Anthony Waynepot
C. A. Zollinger
Sion S. Bass Post
J. W. Whittaker
New Haven; Col
City
H. G. Dawkins
Thomas Brooks
George W. Wilbur
Milan
George W. Bell
Andrews
James Evard
Goeghin
John Hatfield
Chamberlain
Cyrus Fike
John W. Meeks
John Bharper
Robert Bell
Zula
George Humphrey
Anthony Wayne
Lion
Bass
Fort Wayne
Stopher
Donovan
Jesse Adams
Wm. H. Link
Capt. Swann
Grant County
Indiana
Thirtieth
Indiana Volunteers
Shiloh
Stone River
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Resaca
Kennesaw
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Kennesaw Slountain
Capt
Scott Swann
Frank
Dayton Alderman
Dowry
Kansas City
Jennie Jennnise
C. S. Swift
Disappearances Reported in Montreat and San Francisco
Montreat Quebec May 20 a young Englishman Fred Roths from Surrey is reported missing from the city. San Francisco May 20 detective bureau seeks traces of English lecturer David Christie Murray whose friends cannot locate him. In aged decline Hood Sarsaparilin is claimed to restore vigor with the note that it “makes the weak strong.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreat
Que
Fred Roths
Surrey
San Francisco
David Christie Murray
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Lincoln
Neb
Elmwood
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
State Board of Transportation
John L. Sullivan
Billy Madden
Joe McAuliffe
Sullivan
McAuliffe
Barrett
Madden
Beau
Oder
Ratibor Silsea
Tamanasse
KE. H. Craft
Marshal Weeks
Mrs. Craft
Weeks
Kentucky
Is Ensane
Joan
Cupid
Laine
Presbyterians
Saratoga
Tarif
Leavittsburg
EP Bay
Judge Drummond
Garfields Remains
Gut
Burlington
Pire
Massillon
Newihere
Qaribays
Civil Service Reform
Colonel Reed
Lepper-Gaetjie
H. Browers
Hulses
MARS
D. BR. Wells
Lye
George F. Felts
Mer School
Fatherland
Fort
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