Conspiracy against the Russian czar widens in Europe
May 18 reports from St Petersburg reveal a broad conspiracy among army officers and regiments in Moscow and Warsaw. Several officers died by their own actions, hundreds were arrested, and czarina fears grow. Separate dispatches note anarchist plots in Seneca Valencia and plans by Captain Wissmann against Kalawa amid Arab rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspore
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Warsaw
Czarina
Mapri
Seneca
Valencia
South America
Farmar
Wissemann
Kalaway
Dr. Peters
Veler
Drunken assault and mistaken fatal shooting reported
A drunken man wounded a woman named Handley on a city street and fled to railroad yards where an officer fatally shot a man in an open box car. The dead man is William Hansen of Chicago. the man sought remains at large. Other reports note a Fort Randall soldier killing his sweetheart Maggie Lowene and a hanging Indian named Sirmine Apepage for murder, plus a bank paymaster robbery arrest and a double colored quarrel ending in a slaying of Amanda Hardin by Ann Curence with a bladed knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonet
Handley
Babb
Wm. Hansen
Chicago
Nroprara
Neb
William McLaughlin
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Randall
Maggie Lowene
Tuscax
A. T
Patrick Ford
Abhington
Drum
Miles
Cyclone Bill
M. E. Cunningham
Whan
Embezzling Cashier Arrested Over $18,000 Loss
William B. Derby, cashier of the Mutual District Messenger in Boston, is held on a charge of embezzling from Western Union Telegraph. An expert audit showed he raised monthly bills by about one third and pocketed the excess. Derby, about 35 and married, is believed to have stolen far more than $18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wm. B. Derby
Mutual District Messenger Company
Western Union Telegraph
District Messenger Company
Western Union
Derby
Smuggling Arrests In New York On Champagne Steamer
Xavier and Mary Arnold a married couple were arrested on the steamer La Champagne leaving Havre. They faced Commissioner Shield in New York on smuggling charges with $2,500 bail each. A custom inspector found 26 gold Swiss watches in the woman's corset and belt along with chains and bracelets. The counterband value is estimated at 12,000. They previously lived in Pennsylvania and were bound for Washington Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Xavier
Mary Arnold
Havre
Commissioner Shield
Custom House
Pennsylvania
Washington Territory
To Be Married This Evening
Mrs. Oscar Folsom, mother of Mrs. Grover Cleveland, will wed Henry Perrine in Jackson Michigan tonight. Perrine, secretary of the Buffalo City Cemetery association, is a prominent Buffalo citizen. Mrs. Cleveland travels to Jackson with friends. couple plans a quiet ceremony and will return home later this week.
Indians at Cheyenne agency council votes on Sioux bill plan
At the Cheyenne agency a large council of fifty selected from various tribes chose twelve judges to handle dealings with the Sioux commission. The council approved a plan of action for the entire tribe and favored accepting the Sioux bill provisions at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perret, Cak
Cheyenne Agency
Roof Collapse Buries Workers at Baldwin Shoe Plant
May 18 report from Detroit describes a roof section collapsing during construction at H. P. Baldwin & Co shoe factory. Laborer William Bernofski died from injuries, while mason H. B. Vincent suffered a broken leg and shoulder, and Geo. Roberiiz endured dental trauma and bruises. Cause of the accident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perforr
Mich
H. P. Baldwin & Co’s
William Bernofski
H. B. Vincent
Geo. Roberiiz
Actress Fannie Davenport Marries Leading Man Melbourne McDowell
New York May 20 Miss Fannie Davenport and Melbourne McDowell were married privately by Rev. Dr. Charles H. Eaton at Dr. Eaton's residence 17 Hawthorn Place. The ceremony united a noted actress and her leading man in a dramatic company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fannie Davenport
Melbourne McDowell
Charles H. Eaton
Church of the Divine
Mrs Eaton witnesses wedding of Miss Davenport in St. Cloud
Miss Davenport arrived from Philadelphia after ending a dramatic season there yesterday. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs Eaton and a near relative of Miss Davenport, with the newlyweds driving to the St. Cloud hotel where they are staying.
Postmaster General Clark Decrees Neutral Fourth Class Posts
In a Washington briefing Clarkson declares no faction favors in fourth class postmasterships. He aims to appoint Republicans irrespective of faction, noting no fixed southern policy and challenging claims of state control. The report lists appointed officials including S. S. Yoder, G. W. Shute and Lew Wallace for military academy visitors and several receivers, registers, and Indian agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarkson
Civil Service
Military Academy
S. 5
Yoder
Lima
G. W. Shute
Marion
Ind
Lew Wallace
Crawfordsville
Thos. D. Baumgarner
Arkansas
Dardaville
Ark
Henry C. Pickles
Delaware
Folsom
N. M
Frank Lennek
New Mexico
Roswell, N. M
Woman wrestler wins as opponent dies in startling match
In Curvenaxp O May 20 Edward Howe and wife Mrs. Howe argued with Frazier near Hawkins. Mrs. Howe claimed she could throw him. They wrestled and she threw him onto a lounge. He died shortly after, allegedly from rupture of an artery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curvenaxp
Frazier
Edward Howe
Wife
Hawkins
Woman's Charms Linked to St Louis Brewer Missing Manager
Albert T. Schwab, 32, manager of Green Tree Brewing Co in St Louis, vanished leaving about $8000 shortage. Authorities suspect involvement with a woman in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
Albert ‘T. Schwab
Green Tree Brewing Company
St. Louis
Engineer Murder Probe After Grutally Assaulted Cab
May 20 report from Grutally Assaualled in Blis Cab Ohio says Edward Kurnett a Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago engineer died last night from a skull wound found in his cab about a week earlier a bloody club was found nearby and officials believe murder. Also fires at Clay City Excelsior dour mills caused 10000 loss and no insurance other Michigan blaze at Howard City damaged property worth 40000 to 50000 including church opera house bank and several shops and homes. At Furst Michigan lightning struck the Hamilton stock stables destroying several buildings injuring Mrs Nogett and killing two colts Tecumseh the trotting stallion saved. Dynamite in a tool house exploded destroying tools harness hay and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manshzip
Ohio
Edward Kurnett
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Terre Haute
Ind
Excelsior Dour
Clay City
Howard City
Mich
Baptist Church
Martin’s Bank
Furst
William Hamilton
la Pere Roa
John Nogett
Tecumseh
Western Arms and Cartridge Company
Jacksonville
Ill
Benoir
Wis
Young
Curcaco
Gresham
Volney T. Malotte
Indianapolis
Chicago and Atlantic Railway
Baatimore
Adam Brandau
Baltimore
Hanover Junction
Chicago Express
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Elliott Shepard
Serius
Port Hamberg
IndianaPpous
United States Grand Jury
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cuarneston
Walter Hicks
Brooxley
Pratt
Tenth Street
Williamsburg
Curiaco
Avenue K
New Orleans
Cummings
Wanasu
Champion Hills
Forty-seventh
Indiana Regiment
R. A. Schoolcraft
North Manchester
Ottawa
Inl
Supreme Court
Pastisure
Rome
Pittsburg and Alleghney
Jacob Freidman
Michigan Avenue
Freidman
Burkunsiade
Bavaria
Omana
Neb
Scott
Carrie Emaker
Lewis Marvin
Marvin
Stewart Will
Boston
American Baptist Publication Society
John P. Crozer
Upland
Board of Managers
Beruix
Prince Bismarck
Cuarurston
W. Va
Fayette County
AlExAndria
Prince and
Washington Streets
Gov. Lee
New Yerk
Presbyterian General Assembly
Roberts
Crosby
Union Theological Seminary
San Francisco
Cal
Lick Conservatory
St. Louis
French Village
I l
Redfield Brown
John Humphreys
Burns
Dugquary
Illinois Central
Cutcaco
Robert Burn
London
Carl Fries
Stockholm
Robert McCann
Ireland
American Association
Patterson
N. J
Steven Brodie
Passaic Falls
Passaic River
Brodie
Wm. E. Howard
Electric Sugar Refining Company
Resolutions of Condolence From Phonix Lodge No 101 Ik of P
The Supreme Ruler of the universe called Rob ert Hanna home, leaving a faithful friend and brother devoted to fraternal vows. The lodge extends heartfelt sympathy to mourners and to his living or departed brother, draping the charter in mourning for thirty days and recording these resolutions in the lodge records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonix Lodge No
Robert Hanna
B. T. W. Buatt
Louis Hazzano
J. MM. Ronissox
Memorial resolutions for late member Hanna with mourning
The document records a fraternal club's resolutions mourning Robert Hanna, noting his kindness and friendship. It requests sympathy for his relatives, orders mourning for ninety days, and directs minutes to include the tribute. The note includes signatures from Col Hauss and others, dated May 14 1889 Fort Wayne. A separate fragment mentions Arnold and Doyle's boating accident with a capsize and drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine Providence
Robert Hhina
Robert Hanna
Chuir
Compnion
Col. I. Hauss
L. Teutmerer
H. G. Hazzano
Fort Wayne
The Wabash Sold to Joy and Ashley for 15.5 Million
In May at Curiaco the Wabash rail road was sold to James F. Joy and O. D. Ashley on behalf of bondholders for 15.5 million dollars. Joy deposited 900000 as good faith. Leading railroad figures attended the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Wabash
James F. Joy
O. D. Ashley
Indianap olis tragedy ends in double razor murder suicide
John Schroeder a German saloon keeper in Indianapolis aged 37 murdered his wife in the bar room as she carried a nine month old baby and nearly severed her head with a razor. He then killed himself with the same razor in a nearby common. The crime was linked to hereditary insanity and Schroeder's respectable means contrasted with the brutal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianarouis
Ind
John Schroeder
Schroeder
Fire Violent Blaze Destroys St Stadeur District
Early today a vacant building fire in St Stauveur rapidly grew, forcing military demolition of houses with powder to halt spread. A premature explosion killed two men as flames engulfed a large area, destroying over a hundred homes and causing losses not less than $100,000. the fire continued to rage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quesrc
St. Stauveur
German Savings Bank Likely to Finance State Loan
Telegram from Inpianaroris indicates deputy attorney general approves savings bank purchase of bonds under the act of March 11, 1889. Bank calls board meeting for Saturday. Treasurer Lemcke remains confident bonds will be accepted and the bank will fulfill its contractual role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpianaroris
Ind
Lemcke
Bissinger
Savings Bank
Winston, Lanier & Co
Lemeeke
Death Strikes High Minister-Elect of Russia
New York on May 16 Mr Allen Thorndyke Rice the newly appointed minister to Russia died in the early morning before his scheduled sea voyage aboard the City of Paris He was nominated by President Harrison and died at age thirty six after a throat tonsillitis attack that doctors said made the voyage impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G. W. Bowen
Indiana Institute of Homeopathy
Indianapolis
Clever swindler nets liquor firms $300000 scheme
Curacao May 16 One of the year’s largest swindles reveals John Archibald Camp a bright young chemist living abroad. He claimed to discover a compound that when added to new whisky imitates four to six year old high wine. A refrigerator with a false bottom aided the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Archibald Camp
Notable weddings and mysterious deaths across towns
A string of short notices covers a beautiful woman found fatally injured on a Bauwar sidewalk, a Philadelphia Clover Club wedding of Col Benton K Jamison and Miss Jean Willard, a breach of promise suit by Louisa Lehman, a hotel suicide in Philadelphia, a Presbyterian church assembly opening with 480 delegates, a smallpox case in Chicago, a gasoline explosion in Crevenano injuring several, funeral arrangements for Allan Thorndyke Rice, storm damage near Liberty Missouri, a bank robbery near Pickneyville, and a pair of thieves robbing a wealthy farmer in Conguerns Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Willard
Gazena
Til
Louisa Lehrman
Lafayette Hotel
A. Anderson
New York
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Howard Crosby
Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Chicaco
Wm. E. Wood
South State Street
Oklahoma
Crevenano
Ohio
Mary Zeman
Frank Zeman
Mikalesek
Allan Thorndyke Rice
Russia
Cooper
Washington Square
Grace Church
Boston
Kansas City
Rush Creek
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Road
Liberty
Chilicothe
Conguerns
William Tumpner
Four Mile Prairie
Pickneyville
St. Louis
Tom Con. Wort
Milweyless
Oo Povken
St Louis wrestles at Turner opera house for $250 a side
Barnstorming results show Con nors winning all three bouts two catch as catch can and one Graeco Roman. Reports from Curriaco Indiana and surrounding towns span May 18 to May 20 with a mix of church, court, and public notices including robberies, fires, and grand jury actions across multiple states.
President names numerous foreign and domestic appointments
Washington reports a wave of appointments including Solomon Hirsch as minister to Turkey and Clark Carr as minister resident to Denmark. Also named were Henry Severance as Honolulu consul general, Jarret as consul to Birmingham, Sherman as consul at Liverpool, and two DC commissioners. Additional Florida judge, New Mexico, Nevada, Dakota officials named with others for federal posts. Colbert hanged for October murder. ICC surveys rail safety regulation. Secretary Proctor heads West Point site inspection, Secretary Tracy to Brooklyn, and notes on Allan Rice funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxeton
Solomon Hirsch
Oregon
Turkey
Clark IE. Carr
Illinois
Denmark
Henry W. Severance
California
Honolulu
John Jarret
Pennsylvania
United States
Birmingham
Thomas H. Sherman
District of Columbia
Liverpool
John W. Douglas
L. G. Hine
Washington
Charles Swayne
Florida
Ww. D. Lee
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Territory of New Mexico
John W. Whitcher
Nevada
District of Nevada
John ©. Murphy
Dakota
Territory of Dakota
Richard Li. Walker
Kansas
District of
Jacob Yoes
Arkansas
James W. Savage
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railway Company
Amer Smith, Jr
Ohio
Cincinnati
David W. McClung
Internal Revenue
Nelson Colbert
Philip Wentzel
Columbia
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Proctor
West Point
Tracy
Brooklyn
Walker Blaine
New York
Allan Thorndyke Rice
Buffalo Man Dies in Fort Wayne Telegram’s Sensational Tale
A Buffalo, New York, telegram reports Frank D. Hamilton, a wholesale cigar agent, died in his Main Street apartment after refusing medical help and following a Christian science doctress. He drank wine after summoning help, then died. The missive notes he had a Brooklyn physician brother and two wives, one living apart in Fort Wayne, with a rambling letter from the estranged spouse. Hamilton belonged to Oil Creek lodge No. 303, Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank D. Hamilton
Main Street
Christian Science
Morgan
Brooklyn
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mate
Annie
Charlie
Hamilton
Oil Creek Lodge
Masons
Eleven Deaths Reported by City Undertakers This Week
The list for the week ending May 18 records eleven deaths. Included are Albert Garrison 69 heart failure Anna A Tower 34 pneumonia Carlton E Wikel 3 scarlet fever Mary Gable 1 day spasms Grace Southern 1 year brain fever Child of Warren Egle 1 day exhaustion Child of Dr Wheelock 15 months spasms Adeline Heinwinkel 56 dropsy Fred Niemeyer 2 years lung fever Child of John Rupp 1 day exhaustion William Benz 6 weeks whooping cough
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Garrison
Anna A. Tower
Carlton E. Wikel
Mary Gable
Grace Southern
Warren Egle
Dr. Wheelock
Adeline Heinwinkel
Fred Niemeyer
John Rupp
William Benz
Simmonss Lawsuit for Libel Over Stock Claim at Plymouth
Mr W Simmons files another libel suit at Plymouth seeking 10000 pounds for damages against the Plymouth Republic owners. A second action targets the paper over alleged self issued Jenny electric light stock. The Republican continues its ongoing newspaper fight despite the suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Simons
Plymouth Republic
Simons
Jenney Electric Light
Republican
Youth Falls From Tree Injures Son of Daniel Wutzell
A boy from Daniel Wutzell’s family was badly hurt when a tree stunt at West Main and Osage streets went wrong Friday evening just after 6 o'clock. Several boys, including Daniel Hutzell's son, were climbing upper limbs, and in the accident the youth fell to the ground. Others nearby helped and the scene drew concern from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hutzell
West Main
Osage Streets
Hutzell
Untimely Injury Report From Stricken Home
A man suffered a broken back and severe injuries after an incident at his home. He was conveyed there and a physician summoned to attend him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Fort Wayne Adopts Central Mutual Fire Insurance Plan
A group of Fort Wayne business leaders led by D. N. Foster Charles McCulloch John C. Peters and Perry A Randall gain control of Central Mutual Fire Insurance company formerly in Hammond near Chicago. The home office moves to Fort Wayne with offices in the Aldine hotel East Berry street. The mutual plan targets manufacturing risks nationwide and aims to reduce expenses through stronger corporate ties and frequent risk inspections. Directors include Foster Peters McCulloch Randall Breed Piper Richardson Edwards and Williams with Edwards serving as secretary and Slyter as general agent. Both Edwards and Slyter relocate to Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Foster
Charles McCulloch
John C. Peters
Perry A. Randall
Central Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hammond
Chicago
New
Aldine Hotel
East Berry Street
Union Mutual Insurance Company
Cincinnati
D. N. Foster Furniture Company
Fort Wayne Furniture Company
The
Central
Indiana Machine Works
Horton Manufacturing Company
Hamilton National Bank
Wm. J. Breed
Crane & Breed Manufacturing Company
H. P. Piper
Monroeville Guests and Fort Wayne Visitors
The Monroeville Breeze reports Fort Wayne guests visiting Monroeville over the weekend. Lon Duffy and May Searr hosted, Lulu Heller stayed with relatives, Louis Heilbroner and Ben Cohen visited Carr ie and Lena Strass, plus teachers and other locals were noted during the Sabbath and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Lon Duffy
Fort Wayne
May Searr
Lulu Heller
Louis Heilbroner
Ben Cohen
Carrie
Lena Strass
Duke Beals
Miss Ida
Melia Renamensnider
Clara Geyer
Lizzie Norris
Astor Chronometer Lesson and Railway Dispatch Honors
A tale contrasts the cost of a chronometer bought by an Astor clipper captain with its vast later value, illustrating how dismissing new ideas can harm fortunes. It then notes a Mr Ed Flunsaker, formerly Nickel Plate dispatcher, being appointed chief train dispatcher for K and C Western, D M and A Western, and PL and S L divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New York
Mr. Astor
Port Long
Astor
Warner
Andrew Wilson
Royal Society
Edinburg
Health
London
Eng
Ed.flunsaker
Nickel Plate Road
Fiim
Missouri Pace Talioiel Company
Pueblo
Cola
Mix Gul
ISM
Crete
E. H. Hunsaker
Western
Concordia College to mark semi centennial in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne prepares for the semi centennial of Concordia college to be held on the 25th and 26th of next month. The event will draw old students and Lutheran friends from across the west and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia College
Emanuel Lutheran Church
A. Raepler
J. P. Beyer
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. Graebner
H. Kaeppel
St. Louis
Great University
Missouri
West
Chicago
Cleveland
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Friends of the College
Fort Wayne
Robert McIntyre to Speak at Y M C A Lecture
Orator Robert McIntyre, famed West writer, appears Thursday evening in the Y M C A hall on the program titled Thirty Hours in the Sunless World Admission is 50 cents The Topeka Commonwealth hails him as surpassing Ingersoll in lofty thought and as the most profound Kansas thinker with unmatched eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntyre
West
Topeka
Kan
Daily Commonwealth
McIntyre
Robi
Ingersoll
Kansas
Talmage
America
Europe
Robt. McIntyre
Grand jury indicts three men on assault and theft charges
Mike Hargenreider and Cieo Merz face indictments for assault with murderous intent after a shooting incident. Wm. Vhets is charged with petit larceny for stealing a halter from Andrew Surface of Huntertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hargenreider
Joe Davis
Barrett Indicted on Three Counts for Wife’s Murder
The grand jury in session last week investigated the killing of Mrs. Barrett by her husband John Barrett and returned an indictment charging him with first degree murder on three counts. His trial is set for September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
John Barrett
Hxerl
Indiana and Ohio Oil Gas and Mining Co Incorporated
The Indiana and Ohio Oil Gas and Mining company of Portland was incorporated yesterday at the secretary of state office with capital stock of 300000. Directors are Charles E Hequembourg Robert C Bell and R T McDonald. Fort Wayne money appears to back the company and Salamonie gas fields lie in Blackford county indicating expansion beyond Indiana. Mr Doli himeelé was ot Indienayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana and Ohio Oil, Gas and Mining Company
Portland
Jayconuts
Charles E. Hequembourg
Robert C. Bell
R. T. McDonald
Fort Wayne
Salamonie
Blackford
Doli
Himeelé
Waa
Fort Wayne Mayor cracks down on Sunday liquor and vice
Fort Wayne moves to enforce state and city liquor and gambling laws. Mayor Daniel L. Harding orders police and marshal to arrest violators with no favoritism, extending reach to two miles beyond city limits. Chief Diehl supports strict night closures and impartial enforcement amid looming license actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
Harding
Fort Wayne
State of
Indiana
Dantex L. Harpe
City of
Diehl
Colerick
Thief Ring Foiled by Counterfeit Note Sale
Officer Patton Minkes captured Henry Walthouser Otto Hager and Paul Kittkerwitz after a plan to rob their companion at the Maumee river near Leikauf's packing house. They seized about $20 in cash with a counterfeit $10 note detected. The trio appeared before Esquire France and were bound over to the court in $300 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walthouser
Otto Hager
Paul Kittkerwitz
Maumee
Leikauf
Hager
Kittkerwitz
Patton
Calhoun Street
Esquire France
Forced to Leave Home for Free Trial Package
Over 60 people were moved yesterday to receive a free sample of Lane's Family Medicine. The ad touts cures for bad blood liver and kidney issues and urges readers to call a druggist for a sample. Includes other product pitches and notices about individuals and medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
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Tire
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the Daily Record of Crime
Western Union Telegraph Company
M&s
Oscar Folsom
Grover Cleveland
Sioux Commission
Detroit
Detch
Warried
Fiy
Ctional
Wm. P. Alexander
Colorado
del Norte
Col
John A. Mills
Roswell
James Blythe
North Carolina
John Fosher
Wyoming Territory
Buat
Ier
Caases
Nuri
Ant
Blis
Brother Ebert Hanna
Horyoge
Mass
Pies Arnold
Wm. Doyle
Arnold
Quebec
Knesia
James Lambert
New Brunswick
George H. Jaws
Abe
Grand Jury
Grand Jury Room
Fort Warne
Wilkinson
John Shaffer
Edward O!rourke
Allen County
Joan SaaFrer
Marricen
Mr. W. Simmons
Plymouth
Daniel Wutzell
the “Central
Perry County
Concordia University
Lutheran Church
Sentiven
Concordia
Otto Siemon
H. G. Sauer
St. Paul’s Lutheran
St. Louis University
Andrew Baerler
George Schick
H. W. Diederich
August Crull
Derman Duemling
Frede Pincher
August Scho
Sauer
Siemon
Orator
Mike Margenreider
Geo
Yherz and
Wan
Kurt Wayne
Day County
Lis
Lindenwood Cemetery
A. F. Gessler
Fair Grounds
William Heingartner
M. Frank & Co
Dubuque
Iowa
Justice
Geo. W. Bowen
Tae Szariven
A. M. Schmidt
East Washington Street
Patrick Ryan
T. B. Hodekin
Frank Stander
Temple
Bayless
East Wayne Street
W. O. Gross
Euphonia Double
Frankfort
Clover Leaf Railroad
George
Charles Delvin
Huntington
Canada
Board of Commissioners
Alien
Whitley Counties
Lake
Union Townships
Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company
Salamonie Natural Gas Company
Wm. Fleming
Wabash Road
Messrs
John Forbing
David Comparet
Mr. Forbing
Forbing
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
Messrs. L. H. Myers
E. P. Williams
Charles E. Speer
Fort Wayne Company
E. P. Walters
Lafayette
Dwenger
T. M. O'Leary
Lang
J. H. Brammer
E. Koenig
J. F. Lang
Father Koerdt
Sheldon
Hood
Oliver
Mr. Harding
Mike Wickliffe
Mr. Wickliffe
Ves
Patton Minkes
Cape Ture
Henry Waldo
Dr. Pierce
Mrs. Perry Archer
Columbia City
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