Fragmented late 19th century news and notes from Dawson to London
A collage of historic snippets covers a Dawson camp encounter with a newspaper sale, a glucose to corn oil shift in Chicago, and early football links between London and Paris. It recalls Dewey’s victory, Tammany influence, and Hobson’s erratic play, plus a miner’s newspaper windfall and oil shipping costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Lawton
Dawson
Dewey
Mannl
Ventura
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Chicago
Hare
England
Hog ‘Gays
London
Merrimac
Santiago
Wes
Paris
Kite Rovers
List of Tutors and Names From a Historic Record
A fragmented OCR list names tutors and individuals associated with various locales such as Evansville, Blacklick, and Washington. The text intermingles surnames like Grait, Winkleman, Lewis, McLeister, Duncan, Palmer, and Miller with scattered initials and titles, plus a note “THIRD WEEK, Commenting Monday, September 15” indicating a dated section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turors
John A. Grait
Froman Winkleman
Robert Su “Ods
Cc Gees
Ne Ines
W.R. Lewis
Win
Kiingensmith
Juln Fee
cQuown
Andrew White
Eli
Youns
J. W
Laird
Young
James Palmer
Blacklick
Johkn
Ferguson
Harklerosd
Adam Bowers
John $. Chapman
Joan—James McLeister
Joseph Russell
Tarry Coureth
Wm. Duncan
Anley
M. Pilommer
Joseph EK
Noah Boyers
J. P. McCartney
Emoni Bartlesaugh
D. H. Brady
George W Salisbur
Ed Eick
S. Li. Keibler
F. HB. Blerritt
Whesfield
West
W. J. Lichtenfels
Jacob W. Mack
Richani Herkens
Wn. P. Stormer
Washington
Fulon Miller
James Muttberger
Arms R. McGaughey
Armeg —Leurze W. Tomb
Bamuel Gridith
Burt Morrow
Wm. White
J.D. Diddy
Ease Tiger, Jr. J
Patricke
State Shields
Horner
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Hedseo
W. A. Lantz
A.M. Jamisoznel
Boucher
David A. Short
Smicksburg
T. BR
Stiteler. White
M. H. Johnston
Boyd Buchanan
Wheatfield
East
David Cramer Young
C. S. Barr
Run. Agrew
Elmer W. Alliston & Co
Jack & Taylor, Attorneys
Stphans Court Sale
Eal Estate
G. E. Rodkey
The
Orphans' Court of
Indiana County
Gookport
Township of
Green
County of Indians
State of
Pennsylvania
Cookport
Willams
Jett G. Wingert
Puussutnney
Jas. N. Stewart
Indiana Ps
Art
Grant Township
Indiana
County
Luesta Work
Orphans’ Court
Nathaniel 5
North
John Leasure
Canoe Township
Philadelphia Street
W. L. Stewart
Orphans’ Court of
C. Lewis
Maury Lewis
Rayne Township
Farmers’ ‘Bank
MD. A. Scott
Cunningham , Fisher, Attorneys
Jack & Taylor
Robert A. Lydick
Tate
Green Township
J. B. Siverd
Utah
P.O
J. C. Moore
George B. Dine
Salisbury
James Johnston
Henry L. Dorgeth
Elder Peeblor
Dr. Pierce
Mars
Glen Campbell
David Feanceys
Felix LE Brun
Mix Genuine
Daugherty Bros
Indiana, Pa
C. W. Rink
Herrick Building
Court House
Penn’a
John & Cameron’s
Life, Fire & Accident Insurance
Farmers’ Bank
C. S. Apple
Hsay
Tsee
Chartot
Guthrie Bros
Farmers’ Bank Building
Pete Atlantic Refining Company
Pittsburg
Atlantic Refining Company
Barnes
T. E. Hildebrand
Herrick Bros., Druggists
Rnest Stewart
Avid Blair
Hocd
Hetrick
Jenny W. Banks
Bamuel Cunningham
John 8
Fisher
I Cunningham
Telford
Parate
Jack
J. R. Stumpf & Son
M. Mahan
Court Place
J. N. Langham
Faretrs Bank
M.C. Watson
Prane Keener
Watson & Keener
Harry White
Stewart & Clark
Philadelphia
Ijandd D H. Tomb
I Indians
I Indians, Ps * Attorney-Atlaw. Oolice
Farmers Bank
G J
FEIT
John BP
Elkin
Potiaetnhie
Lots Land
John 3. Pierce
J. M. Cunningham
Hotels
Les House
M. Wortman
Fifth Streets
Clawson House
W. H. Clawson
A. E. Cuarr
Indiana Hovsy
Cnevents
Ina Myris
Ian
OTEL
Cain
Pail Cain, Proprietor
First Bloor
Central Hotel
John W. Wray
Einter
B.D. Scott
L. Erhard
Grant, Pa
Clark House
Cherrytree, Pa
Calis
J A. Grossbian
Justice OF the Peach
South Ninth Street
Griefite
Grisemore
Justice OF the Phace
AMOND
Penn Run
Scrivener
H. B. Buterbaugh
Nixon Building
G. Tl. Hamilton
Penma
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bro’s, Propr’s
Rossmoyne, Pa
New York Weekly Tribune
the Great
National Family Newspaper
United States
New York
McKinley
Congress
Whittaker
Europe
Progress
Phil’a. Street
Peal Medicine, CO
Gleveland,q
Daugherty Bros. Indiana
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