New York Seeks End to Imprisonment for Debt
The Register notes growing calls to abolish imprisonment for debt in New York amid sensational European rumors of disarmament. War fears mingle with reports on Sabbath desecration debates in England and rising property values along the proposed Nicaragua Canal route. Daniel Crawbaugh of Pennsylvania sues to claim primacy as the inventor of the telephone before Congress. A charter is granted for a railroad in Liberia, Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua Canal
Wages Rising in Great Britain Attracting Attention
The New Orleans Picayune notes a steady rise in workingmen's wages in Great Britain, describing the trend as general and drawing widespread attention to the economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
The
New Orleans Picayune
Congo district grows as tobacco region in Africa
Brussels tobacconists report Congo district plants show strong potential as a tobacco supplier. Ves are noted as adaptable for cigars with excellent flavor and flexibility, signaling promising development for regional production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Africa
Toco
Brussels
Horse fanciers seek prime animals in Argentine pampas
In Buenos Aires and the surrounding pampas the scene appears as a paradise for horse breeders with unlimited spending for the right animal. The article highlights the region as a hub for venerable studs and high value equine commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Ayres
Argentine Republic
Pampas
Preachers Shape South Dakota Constitution Convention
In South Dakota’s constitutional convention six heirs led by three Methodists and three Congregationalists helped craft the document. Nearly 11 chairmen headed key committees guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southakota
Railway doors reduce damages for crush injuries, rule stated
A recent case confirms English law that passengers injured by slammed railway doors cannot claim severe damages as the doors are meant to close and riders must take care to avoid harm
English Newspapers Spread Across European Cities
English language newspapers are now common in major European capitals and many towns. Cities such as Nice, Dresden, Munich, Berlin, Paris, Rome, Naples, and Geneva publish English papers, with one or two editions across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eupe
Nice
Dresden
Munich
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Na-pes
Geneva
Indebted to Grass Gall Hairy Red Fish and Four Clams
Fragmentary note credits several groups with guiding treaty talks over land from Indigenous peoples. The passage hints at braves securing a reserve and dependences on certain communities. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baya
The
Chicago Times
Cheese Mine Found Under Palmyra Factory
A curious discovery in Palmyra Wisconsin reveals a buried cheese ore mine beneath a local factory. The owners report that a quantity of cheese, long forgotten and buried years ago, is being quarried out as a valuable reduct by the factory owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Wis
Mien
Local paper industry shifts to domestic manufacture
A 25 year shift sees most paper made locally now with six factories serving domestic markets. Exports reach Australia, Mexico, and South America. Urban growth surrounds the industry while farmers gain access to closer markets for vegetables and other produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausia
Mexico
South America
Cartographers Report Congo Map Updates at Paris Exhibition
An eminent cartographer states Africa's map changes with every ark. The Paris Exhibition required two major globe adjustments during construction. Two years ago Belgian map makers were five times compelled to publish a large Congo state map with additions and corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Congo
Obscure Early Steam Safety Attachments and Red Signals
The article credits D. B. Davies of Columbus Ohio with a widely used cowcatcher model inspired by a plow design. It notes red rear lights on mail cars adopted after a railway accident and prompted by Mrs Swisshelm after her narrow escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B.avies
Columbus
Ohio
Ate Mra
Swisshelm
Nebula Discovery and Inquest Evidence Highlight Telephoto Findings
The Commercial Advertiser notes photography reveals nebula in uncharted quarters and aids in detecting witness errors. In the Phester inquest into a forest snailway accident, witnesses testified the engineer reversed a lever before the collision and a photograph of the wreck showed the rod from the lever to the shaft operating as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ita
P Hester
Girers
National Encampment of the G A R Ends Sessions in Milwaukee
The National Encampment at Milwaukee endorses disability and pension bills for veterans twice, defeats Massachusetts disfranchisement plans, and rejects a pension amendment for widows who remarry. General Warner thanks members. General Ager succeeds as Commander in Chief after formal installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Tangue
Mall
Department of Massachusetts
Sheridan
Warner
Council of Administration
Tern
Cumberland man hanged for wife murder with confession
Melvin EF. Garlitz was hanged in Cumberland for killing his wife Leah Eva White on March 26. He confessed no malice and praised jail guards, saying his father-in-law refused his wish to see his daughter. Trial lasted eight days with a first degree murder verdict and an upheld appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin EF
Garlitz
Cumberlaami
Torward
Cumberland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Court of Appeals
Leah Eva White
Pennsylvania
Garlits
Soecock
Noel
St. Pierre
Miquelon
New Foundland
Benise
Nael
Pierre
Naval Battle Casualties at Milwaukee G A R Celebration
During a G A R celebration naval clash in Milwaukee a canman on the revenue cutter Fessenden was discharged prematurely. Sailors John Schulz of Detroit and Charles Mottshead of Montreal were seriously injured. Mottshead to lose a hand. Mortar boats caused burns and injuries to Frank Sayles and B S Rock. William Bate, 18, burned on Henry Sill steamboat at Racine. Veterans overcome by heat and smoke treated at Red Cross tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Revenue
Fessenden
John Schulz
Detroit
Charles Muttshead
Montreal
Canada
Mottshead
Frank Sayles
8. S. Rock
Willian Bate
Henry Sill
Racine
Red Cross
Freight Trains Collide at Colgrove Station Kills Engineer
Two freight trains on rival lines the Buffalo and Pennsylvania Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad collided at Colgrove Station Penn. Fifteen cars were damaged and engineer J B Comstock was killed. A brakeman was seriously injured by jumping from the wreck. The blaze was put out and all others escaped. Comstock reportedly slept and did not hear the approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Peonsylvania
Colgrove Station
Penn
J.B. Comstock
Totterape
Comstock
Colgrove
Typhoon Disasters In Japan Raise Death Toll To Ten Thousand
Despatches from Japan report escalating devastation from recent typhoons and floods. About 10 000 people are believed drowned or killed at Wakayama as junks crops and other material are destroyed beyond calculation. Survivors endure severe suffering and over twenty thousand are left homeless and in need of basic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wakayama
Execution of William Walker and Jack Spaniard in Fort Seat yard
Report states William Walker and Jack Spaniard, reprieved in August, were hanged in the jail yard at Fort Seat. The execution was witnessed by onlookers as Walker’s crime is listed as aiding Calvin at a murder in Indian Territory. Spaniard is described as a half breed Creek man with a two year sentence in Indian Territory for involvement in a murder case against United States Deputy Marshal Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Jack Spaniard
Fort Seat
Walker
Calvinee
Territory
Spaniard
India
Murde
United States
Marsh Erwin
Indian Territory
Cloudburst Destroys Dams and Rail Lines in North Carolina
A North Carolina cloudburst near Rockingham wrecked mill dams at several sites including the Midway and Ledbetters mills. Ground floors of the Poa Tian and Great Falls mills were damaged, with Midway's loss around 100 000 dollars. Tracks on the Carolina and Suffolk Railway and the Palmetto road suffered washouts, tearing up fifteen miles in places. Overall losses approach five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham
North Carolina
Gres Falls
Great Falls
Midway
Carolina & Suffolk Railroad
Palmetto Road
Cheraw and
Hamiet
Fire destroys barn in Paradise area with fatal conclusions
A “Philip Hennickle” farmer at Paradise Pennsylvania deliberately set his barn on fire and perished in the flames. Reports note concurrent rail coal interests forming to buy Monongahela River property in Pennsylvania and control the coal business. General Isaac F. Swerar deceased at Bellingham Massachusetts aged seventy three. a notable port statesman journalist and soldier. A vein of ochre near Reading Pennsylvania is described as valuable for paint manufacture. A child’s body recovered from sand near a stone bridge. several fatal cases reported from fires in Jefferson Township and Taylorsville. Governors nominate for state races. oil storage explosion damages Columbus Penitentiary. Grangers Exposition opens Carlisle Pennsylvania. National Editorial meeting in Detroit. Wendell Hotsens marks eightieth birthday in Massachusetts.
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Paradise
Penn
Philip“ Hennickle
Bern
Monongahela
Sylvania
Neversink Mountain
Reading
Ann Donnelly
Nurse-Naid
Atlantic City
N. J
Hamilton
H. Hamilton
Nell
Johnstown
Stone Bridge
Joan Aston
Taylorsville
Robert King
Jefferson Township
Grangers
Carlisle
National Editorial Association
Detroit
Dui -Oliven
Wendell Hotsns
Bovery Faring
Mass
Suseiy Fuack
New York City
Hill
Multiple 19th Century News Items From Across The Nation
A voluntry assignment in Minnesota to ex Congressman John L. McDonald. Chicago murder trial for Dr Patrick Cronin case. Port Tobacco man’s odd cherry tree claim after £1800 loss. Rockford furniture factory burned with $127,000 loss. Emerson killed after being knocked from a building by a hose. Vagrants auctioned in Missouri. U S cruiser Charleston’s satisfactory trial in San Francisco. Injuries in Kingman railroad wreck. cattle dying of Texas fever in Indian Territory. Alabama Great Southern crew report two men hung near Meridian. Meridian editors attacked in Selma and lynched. Scotch bondholders ready to sell railroad quad to C P Huntington. Tin smith KL AN beaten in Chicago. American Bar Association meets in Chicago. Dayton nominates ticket headed by James E Campbell with tariff reduction. G A R encampment endorses Pension Bureau head Tanner. Times-Record offices mobbed in Valley City. editor a prohibitionist. Kentucky judge A M Petia imprisoned for murder. Dansville business destroyed. Milwaukee deaths in trail celebration. Milwaukee incidents involving Bexsett sisters killed by Chicago Northwestern engine crash. South Dakota Republicans nominate A C Mellette for Governor by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cronin
Chicago
Jacon Thompson
Port Tobacco
Union Furniture Company
Rockford
Tfl
Ralph Emterson
William Ward
Cavanaugh
Emerson
Moberly
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Charleston
Kingman
Indian Territory
Alabama Great Southern
Meridian
Miss
Toklin
Tadepoidieat
Selina
Ala
Gregorian Railroad
C. P. Huntington
Klan
Cronin
American Bar Association
David Dudley Field
Dayton
James E. Campbell
G. A
Milwaukee
Corporal Tanner
Pension Bureau
Times-Record
Valley City
Dakota
Boston shipwreck report shows heavier damage than first feared
The official Boston vessel report indicates the accident was more serious than initially thought. It is believed that $100 will not suffice to restore the ship to sea service. The President appoints Charles R Flint and Henry G. Davis as delegates to the Three Arm Congress replacing Messrs. SECRETARY OF WAR Proctor resigns Surgeon Joseph Y Porter who left Jacksonville for Louisiana. The Paraguay government accepts the US invitation to the International Congress and a delegate will be appointed. James M Warner named Postmaster at Albany and James M Bailey as Port Surveyor at Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tat
Charles R Flint
New York
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Three Am Congress
Messi S
Proctor
Army
Joseph Y. Porter
Jacksonville
Louisiana
State Department
Washington
Paraguay
United States
Tar
James M. Warner
Albany
N. Y
James M. Bailey
Earthquakes and Disasters Aid Global Headlines
Reports from Greece describe severe earthquake shocks with widespread panic and damage in towns including Etallion where half the houses are uninhabitable. In Dubno Volhynia a large part of the city was destroyed. A fatal village burial in Khen sorik and lightning deaths in Matamoras Mexico are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Lewis
United States
Tangiers
Morocco
Greece
Great Britain
Willliam O'Brien
James Gilhooly
Poland
Galicia
Etallion
Dubno
Ireva
Russia
jJossea
Volhynia
Ostrog
Ian
Khensorik
Mas. Maverick Removed to Working Prison in England
Mas. Maverick the American woman convicted of murder in England was moved to the Working Prison. She wore standard prison garb and appeared well during the journey. ADVICES from Samoa report King Malictoa postponing the royal prerogative due to illness while Mataafa continues to reign. Montenegro faces a poor harvest and potential famine. Maros Torda in Eastern Transylvania also suffers crop failure and famine.
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Mas
Maverick
England
Samoa
Malictoa
Assumu
Mataafa
Tuene
Montenegro
Cwrse
Maros-Torda
Transylvania
His Own Funeral Pyre Tragedy in Paradise New Jersey
In Paradise New Jersey near the Blue Mountains Philip Heinickle a German farmer threatened to burn the town. He set fire to his barn filled with the summer harvest and then deliberately leaped into the flames. Neighbors stood by as the blaze raged and the burned body was found hours later amid the embers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Blue Mountains
New Jersey
Philip Heinickle
Tada
Auisterce
Hennickle
Lee
Sackett's Harbor Fire Destroys Business Quarter
A major blaze in Sackett's Harbor New York wiped out the village business section including telegraph and ticket offices saloons dry goods and groceries hardware and warehouses. One of the few fires stations was Madison Barracks US troops and an old hand pump. Fire under control by 4 am with no steam engine due to a rejected appropriation. Incendiary origin suspected in Bolton's building.
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Sackett’s Harbor
N. Y
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Mawson Tarracks
United States
Madison Barracks
Sackett’s
Bolton
Prominent Figures and Events Across Society and Politics
A scattered roundup highlights Parnell planning an American visit and Queen Victoria’s memorial spending. George Alfred Townsend writes on Hamilton’s central role, while Servia’s ex-king’s finances waver. Notables like Latrobe and Headley feature in essays, with views on artists, judges, and senators in a panorama of late 19th century figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
America
Harrison
Josh Elizabeth Cleveland
Queen Vista
Ikorgee Alfred Townsend
Gath
Alexander Hamilton
Mian Onresxovitcn
Servia
Gerce W. Wingrams
Worcester
Mass
Vienna Grain Congress Signals Wheat Drop Across Europe
The Vienna Grain Congress reports European wheat prices are down about fifteen percent from last year. Austria Hungary Russia and Germany show an ortage of 100 million bushels while electric road projects may start in thirty to forty cities this winter and spring. A renewed reward of $50,000 stands for the capture of a Chicago murderer-alonaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Grain Congress
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Amania
Chicago
Grand Army Parade Highlights 23rd National Encampment Milwaukee
General R A Alger of Michigan elected Commander in Chief as 35000 veterans parade through Milwaukee for the Twenty third National Encampment. Sherman and Warner share honors with Mrs Logan and Mrs Alger in front review stands amid cheering crowds and large gatherings at Turner Hall and West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Alger
Michigan
Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukee
Sherman
Warner
Logan
Pennsylvania
West Side
Turner Hail
Light Horse Squadron
Turner Hall
Thomas H. Brown
Commissioner of Pensions
Tanner
Ucius Fairchild
Juneau Park
John A. Logan
Court House
Inois Department
Milwaukee chosen for next encampment of Grand Army of the Republic
General Warner presides as about seven hundred delegates attend the Twenty third Encampment at Turner Hall. The session closes with pensions debate, officers elected, and Boston favored for the next gathering. Governor Foraker presides at Veteran Signal Corps reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Warner
Wharton
Wisconsin Department
Department of New York
Congress
Milwaukee
Committee On
Grand Army of the Republic
Black
Rusk
Jules Advocate
Surge
Boston
Wa Hington
Saratoga
Signal Corps
J. B. Foraker
Thio
Grand Army
Russell A. Alwer
Detroit
James Sexton
Chicago
Colonal Alg
Weissert
Millwaukee
Jehn BR. Lover
New Jersey
General Alger’s Rise From Humble Beginnings to Governor
The article chronicles the early life of Alger born February 27 18826 in Latte Township Counts Ointe. It follows his family losses his immigration to Michigan lessons in labor as a farmer and carpenter his military service in the Second Michigan Cavalry where he was wounded and rose to Brigadier General and Major General then his postwar ventures into government land and politics culminating in his election as Governor of Michigan in 1884 and noting his wealth and lack of lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creveral Poasset Aly
Ows
Latte Township
Counts
Ointe
Copnesticut
Vermont
Youu Alger
Alcizaun
Raines Grand Rapids
Marsiete
Armette
Henry Aliinghtirr
Sid
North Woods
Michigan
Anklin
Stephen Moore
General Alger
Alger
Wheat Warehouse Fire Devastates Port Costa Storage
A McNear wheat warehouse at Port Costa California burned destroying about 10 000 tons of wheat and forty two Southern Pacific cars. Total loss estimated at 700 000. Fire discovered by night watchman as wind fanned flames, vessels fled, Mare Island Navy Yard and Vallejo area lit by glow. Fire crews saved some cars but heat forced abandonment of efforts to save the loaded cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNear
Port Costa
California
Southern Pacific
Hames
Armenia
Hohsuwar
Geatsworths
San Pablo Bay
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallejo
Multiple 19th Century News Items Mixed Across United States
A sheriff sale in Tar Erie Canal franchise sold for 6000 with Colonel Thompson attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Vanderbilts push Beech Creek Railroad to connect Philadelphia to Chicago shortening distance. Homestead Steel Works explosion kills Andrew Kabbler and another worker, injuring several. Citizens Bank of Prairie City Iowa fails with liabilities 75000 to 100000. Postmaster Booneville Indiana admits misplacing 6500 on cards. North Dakota Democratic convention nominates R. M. Roach for governor with full ticket. A black man Wilson Nocxux hanged in Louisiana with large crowd. Stonewall Jackson’s only child Tittie Packsort dies in Charlotte after typhoid. Gunboat Petrel contract dispute ends with acceptance request and penalty for horsepower. Wanamaker offers 1000 reward for arrest and conviction in mail in transit attacks. Chinese officials seek expulsion of Americans. Prince Chun consents. British Parliament prorogued. Samoa convention discussed awaiting U S Senate assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Beech Creek
Pennsylyfeia
Philadelphia
Chicago
Homestead Steel Works
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Pittsburg
Andrew Kabbler
Citizens’ Bank
Prairie City
Iowa
Witraws
Denny
Booneville
Indiana
Democratic State Convention
North Dakota
R. M. Roach
Walsh County
Wilson Nocxux
Nemine
Parsons
Aies
Tittie Packsort
Stonewall Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
Petrel
Wanamaker
United States
Pern
Prince Chun
China
Lords
Berlin
National baseball notes from the season
The National Game features many early 1900s baseball notes. Pittsburg loses a series first, Ladies Day begins, Morris and Anson shine, Rock and Williamson move, and Cincinnati and Louisville battles noted. Pitching distances debated, Brouthers and other stars lead in hits and home runs as writers praise Horner and other dramatic games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Canada
Morris
Anson
Chicago
Marshall Town
Jon Horxesa
Pivessrre
Haktvorp
Tal Cigates
Upase
New Yorks
Henner
Ts Te Ahamnee
Vraty
Tabu
Clevelands
Charles
Boetoon
Tucoan
Wir Williamson
Chicagos
Rock
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Columbus Club
George
New York
Race Coxxon
St. Louis
Foreman
Baltimore
Pittsbarz
Cupe Asterenoek
Hackett, Carbart & Co
Commercial Nine
New York City
Brouthers
Boston
Ewine
Zilliner
Crane
Hostemr
Pittsburgs
Fanzel
Young Daley
Jersey City
Tim Kreeve
Helo
Worcester
Helen Dauvray
John Ward
Ostatta
Duffy
Ryan
Guamert
Denny
Indinapolis
Connor
Beckley
Thompson
Philadelphia
Wilmot
Washington
Tebeau
Cleveland
Glasscock
McKean
John Morrill
Sam Wise
Knight
Friends
Jack Horner
Hartford
Conn
Wil
Horner
London Labor Troval Strikes Paralyze Thames Port
A London cablegram reports a citywide strike crippling traffic and port activity. Thousands of workers including dockers, ironworkers, gas stokers and porters walk out, with military readiness and widespread disruption of meat and cargo handling. about 74,000 workers idle and shipping at a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thames
Grace
Mark Lane
Cmrmneti i
Borm
Rotherhithe
Isle of Dogs
Wena Larga
King’s Cross
A Brave Deed at Coal Mine Rescue Near Carberlay
Forty five workers in the MM gheny mine near Carberlay Maryland faced flooding from a pressurized old Boston mine. Mining engineer H. P. Meera waded 1500 feet to reach the imprisoned workers and carried a boy to safety before guiding others back to the group, inspiring courage and delivering salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM Gheny
Carberlay Md
Boston
H. P. Meera
Alte
Mem
Meera
Five Men Dead In Mill Explosion At Bradford County Shop
An explosion at the Bostley Godcharles Co mill in Bradford County Penn destroyed parts of the rolling mill and cretery, instantly killing five men and injuring two others. Debris tore through girders and boilers, with a large section of the mill blown into a sewage iron mass about 150 feet away, drawing a crowd of residents to witness the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretery
St Iewanda
Bradford County
Penn
Bostley, Godcharles & Co
Mit
Typhoons Ravage China and Japan Amid Flood Death Toll Rise
Severe storms hit the upper North China coast and Japan, causing extensive destruction. Officials report rising drownings in Ningpo and Wengehow with thousands feared dead or missing. In Japan, flood victims reach into the low thousands as typhoon aftershocks compound the disaster. A hot wind in Montana adds to hardships with temperatures near ninety five degrees. Fruit and vegetables spoil outside shops as a result of the weather chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Montana
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Epiron
Daniel Crawbaugh
Liberia
Mervin Garlitz
Alaska
Dukeot
Eastern and Middle States
Isaac F. Swerarp
Bellingham, Mass
Tos T. J. Mahler Carriage Company
St. Paul Minn
John L. McDonald
A.M. Petia
Hardinsburg
Fink
Dansville
Mich
Bexsett
Dodson
Northwestern
South Dakota
Huron
A.C. Mellette
Coddington
Matamoras
Simster
University of
Paradise, NL
PIRE
New York Village
Tar Duke of Portland
Lnte S. L. M. Barlow
New York Corporation
Hawyer
Sfuxrixerox
Prince Mariafeldt
Gaiman
Electrician
Edison
Academy of Seieuces
Piereen
New England
Vu Adauises
Pierce Timon
Mary Wanamaker
Sui
Rowans
Prince of Wales
Joan WB. Lataosy
Latrobe
George W. CarLos
J. T. Headley
Bret Harte
Howells
Axong
N.Y
Henry L. Clinton
Baltimore Ameniora
Robert Garrett
Allison
Senate
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Plumb
Kansas
Germany
Aldershot
Justice Frep
Supreme Court
Terry
Nateage Catinne
GRAND
Army Veterans
Shetch
TILE
AY Speteipite
Nonvesane BE
Svaveanssesy OO
Pitteburg
Eres
Sheave
New York Reeves
Ryu
Brian Straw
Elgin Creamery
State
Elaes
Quass
Labor Troval
Towanda
Wengehow
Ningpo
Jowest
Det Ree
Dod
Rene
Gue
Tray
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