Harney in a Pretty Pickle Over Mine Case Affidavits
Sensational charges reveal alleged influence by Ida Brackett over Judge E W Harney in the Minnie Healey mine decision benefiting F A Heinze. Documents include intercepted letters in which Brackett professes love and promises to pay debts if he would act favorably, with further messages hinting at social and poker plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Healey
F. A. Heinze
Harney
Ida H. Brackett
Heinze
Dearie
Parry's Plant to Be Unionized Despite Bluffs
Central labor union organizers vow full support as D. M. Parry resists unions claiming 600 to 700 workers lack liberties. John Blue says workers may strike or organize without aid to prove Parry cannot dictate terms. A. Perkins notes united labor backing to counter Parry, while Indiana federation stays out of direct aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry
Blue
D. M. Parry
Central Labor Union
John Blue
Steyn’s Cousin Killed in Orange River Colony
Commandant Her manus Steyn, cousin of ex President Steyn of the Orange Free State, has been killed at Ficksburg in the Orange River Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hermanus Steyn
Steyn
Orange Free State
Ficksburg
Orange River Colony
Root Sues for 25000 Over Sheridan Brickworks Stock
O H Root sues Marion Trust Company as administrator of Mason J Osgood estate and six defendants for 25000 alleging conspiracy to withhold 99 shares of Sheridan brickworks stock. He claims 200 shares belonged to him at death, pledged as security, and that a decree allowed only 101 shares. He says the suit was used to injure him, force a sale at sacrifice, and cut his salary, with humiliation cited as damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida O. Stanley
J. R. Wilson
A. Q. Jones
J. LE. Elliott
Sheridan’ ‘Brickworks
Root
Mason J. Osgood
Osgood
Miamon Trust Company
Sheridan Brickworks
Sunday Church Services List With Time and Ministers
Sunday church services listed with multiple congregations and pastors. First Baptist Rev Addison Parker of Delphi conducts service at College Avenue. College-avenue baptist Rev W D Weaver at 10 45. Central Christian Rev B Philputt at 10 45. Third Christian Rev B A Jenkins Central-avenue. M E Rev V W Tevis Roberts Park M E Rev A A Turner at 9 and 7 45. Mayer chapel Rev Clifford McBride at F304 Tabernacle Presbyterian Rev J Cum ming Smith at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Addison Parker
Delphi
Uncle Sam Faces Huge Span of Spanish Treaty Claims
Washington reports 11 claims filed with the Spanish treaty claims commission. Most exceed $100,000, with a few above $500,000, the largest at $1,256.00. Claims cover farm assets in Cuba including fowls, timber, swine, cows, horses, and structures such as a palm house and a carpenter shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Molina
Officials suspended over premature tariff bill publication
An official inquiry in Berlin has suspended two officials involved in drafting the tariff bill. A pretended American correspondent connected with the publication is to be expelled from the empire, and German journalists tied to the premature release face probable prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Four Little Boys Admit starting $50,000 Hudnut mills fire
In Terre Haute Indiana on August 8 four boys aged 7 to 11 confessed in police court that they started the blaze at Hudnut hominy mills causing $50,000 in damage. They obtained matches from a nearby factory and set the fire for fun. They are held in the county jail with parents nearby.
Child Crippled for Life in Split Imitation
In Kokomo Indiana on August 2 a three year old boy of Walter Gammon attempted a tramplike split imitating an acrobat. The child sat with legs in opposite directions and broke his hip. doctors say he will be a cripple for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Walter Gammon
Couple wed with 8 cents left after license fee
In Vincennes Indiana on August 8 James Templeton and May Faulkner returned from the country and married. After paying for their license they had 8 cents left and owed one dollar, yet they went away happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes,ind
James Templeton
May Faulkner
Trolley Car Wreck Near Springfield Injures 14
A Day ton, Springfield and Urbana trolley car derailed after an open switch at Donnellsville Friday night and collided with a coal car injuring 14. Two Indianapolis women among the injured Loretta Sullivan 18 with a broken leg and facial cuts and Miss Ward with a leg injury. Police seek the switch opener. Sullivan resides with Morris Sullivan 801 River Ave. Nordyke Marmon employe r. Ward related to Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Loretta Sullivan
Ward
Morris Sullivan
Riverave
Nordyke & Marmon
Kate Ward
Cupid's right hand man in Mishawaka church
Rev. William Wert Denham pastor of First Christian Church has married 25 couples from his Sunday school class in three years. Many couples were both members or one spouse was. His class grew to 60 with four now about to wed, a record unlikely among Indiana preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wert Denham
First Christian Church
Indiana
Three Hammond Factories Burned in Friday Night Blaze
A fire in Hammond Indiana destroyed the Simplex railway appliances factory the Western rawhide tanning company and the Hammond buggy company. The loss totaled about 100000 with more than 500 workers displaced after a broken oil pipe started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond, Ind
Simplex Railway appHance
Western Rawhide Tanning Company
Hammond -Buggy Company
Simplex
Burglary Attempt at Shoals Post Office
Deputy postmaster Parsons startled by a masked robber at Shoals Indiana early Saturday. The assailant fired a revolver into Parsons face and fled after a failed hold up. Roy Christian, 15, was later arrested and identified two accomplices from Louisville Kentucky who helped plan the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoals
Ind
Parsons
Roy Christian
Louisville
Hotel Fakir Arrest Forces Washington Notice
Lee B. Milliken, a Christian evangelist from Cincinnati, was arrested in Washington Indiana on Thursday night after attempting to board a train with a loaned $7.50, and four watches identical to one found in his possession. Local landlord Wicks reported the incident and valued the watches at about ten dollars a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Lee B. Milliken
Wicks
Milliken
Cincinnati
Miers Sues Wife for Divorce in Scandal Case
Greensburg Ind Aug 3 Morgan Miers sues his wife for divorce alleging adultery with S Poole Minear. Mrs Miers has hired counsel and will fight to the last ditch. First of several suits expected from the Miers Minear scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Morgan i Miers
S. Poole Minear
Notable Indianapolis Deaths Reported In City Listings
Indiana death notices from Union City South Bend and Madison name Mrs. Thomas Kerr Walter Harrington and William Henry Rogers. Rogers, a politician and businessman, died after collapsing from heart trouble in front of his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Thomas Kerr
South Bend
Walter
Harrington
Chicago
The
Oliver Plow Works
Madison
William Henry Rogers
Indiana items and incidents from Boone and surrounding areas
Indiana notes cover events from Boone county teachers institute August 26 to 30, and a Lebanon street fair in October. Reported deaths include George Lineberry from strychnine at Elwood and Charles Hammond struck by a train at Vincennes. A Panhandle yards accident, a miner's injury recovery, and a disputed bank robbery crop up alongside a Kokomo jail wedding cancellation and a telegram from Ensign Perrill describing Honolulu to Fort Townsend travel and a Fourth of July scene.
Berry wagon wreck injures four near Cedar Run
A lumber wagon with a load of berry pickers ran away on a Cedar Run road in Williamsport. The wagon overturned sending Mrs. Albert Tome and Mrs. John Maker plus two children down a 100 foot embankment. Mrs. Tome is reported possibly doomed, others seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Run
Albert Tome
John Maker
Tome
Township Assessor Weighs Classifying Clubhouse as Religious Ed
Assessor Michael Jefferson has not decided if the German house should be taxed as a religious and educational institution. Committees from several societies press to reclassify the clubhouse. The Indianapolis Propylaeum stockholders anxiously await a decision, with a ruling expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jefferson
Man House
Indianapolis Propylaeum
North St
Jefferson
Train strikes horse near Enloe kills conductor
A Texas Midland work train collided with a horse near Enloe on Saturday. Conductor Gains was instantly killed and Brakeman Allen was badly injured when a portion of the train overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Midland Railway
Enloe
Gains
Allen
Horgan divorce suit over salad incident in New Jersey
Mrs. Mary C. Horgan sues James Horgan for divorce claiming desertion after a quarrel over serving salad without vinegar. They wed in 1896 and the dispute led to separation. Also notes Capt. Hobson resisting kisses at a Madison Wisconsin event and a Toledo injunction against 40 ducks quacking at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Mary C. Horgan
James
Toledo
Pugsley
Louis Gould
Harry Co. Teal
Fires near Aix La Chapelle and other scattered items
Big forest fires near Aix La Chapelle Prussia. Juan Rocha of San Antonio Texas hanged for murder. Boers to keep fighting. Two Grand Trunk elevators in Chicago burned loss 75000. Seventh National Bank New York to open. Private hospital for consumption in New York. Three men killed by explosion in Santa Rosa New Mexico. Capt Bird St Louis dead river figure from Civil War. Highwaymen robbed harvest hands in Arkansas City Iowa. Poisoned peaches sent to Mrs Clara Wendell Battle Creek Michigan she will recover. Lady Hope to Japan for divorce and plans to marry Capt Putnam B Strong. Thomas Malloy of Uncle Tom's Cabin fame is insane in St Paul. Chicago packers behind 9000 car orders car famine. Missouri Democrats meet in Kansas City Aug 11 to back Stone. Mrs W F Tansill note. A bag with jewels worth 10000 found in Auditor iam annex Chicago. Boy rewarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Rocha
San Antonio
Tex
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Seventh National Bank
New York
Arkansas City
Ias
Clara Wendell
Battle Creek
Mich
Lady Hope
Japan
Capt
Putnamt B. Strong
Thomas Malloy
St. Paul
Minn
Simon Legree
Chicago Packers
Missouri Democrats
Kansas City
Stone
Auditorium Annex
Davis Woman Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs. John T. Davis of 2229 North Alabama Street died early Saturday after suffering a paralytic stroke a year earlier. She leaves a husband and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ T. Davis
Alabamast
Man swims Niagara River with life buoy from Buffalo
Chambers and a companion traveled from Buffalo to the Niagara gorge on a Friday, then Chambers leaped into the river wearing a life buoy and life preserver. He swam downstream to safety between Devil's Hole and Lewiston despite treacherous rocks and rapids. The feat motive was not explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Chambers
Buffalo
New York
Niagara Rapids
Peter Nissen
Devil's Hole
Lewiston
Cupid in the Garden
Gertrude May Funks, now Mrs. Arthur W. Palmer, has returned to her Chicago home to announce her marriage rooted in botany. Palmer remains in Brooklyn preparing to move to Hoostee valley to join a business firm. the couple plans to reunite there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Frank Ehlers
Miss Funks
Dowager Empress Frederick Close to Death
Berlin reports Dowager Empress Frederick in critical condition after months of illness. The Kaiser has cancelled engagements including the Hamburg reception to Field Marshal Von Waldersee, turning the event into a subdued affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick
Hamburg
von Waldersee
Hiccoughing Girl Suffering Year Long in New York Hospital
Mary Blumberg a 20 year old immigrant from Russia endures nearly a year of constant hiccoughs at the German hospital in Williamsburg. She has grown thin and wasted away, visiting multiple Brooklyn hospitals without relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Blumberg
Williamsburg
Russia
Grooklyn
New Gold Mines to Be Developed in Russia’s Ural Mountains
Arrangements made in New York to develop 1105 square miles of mineral lands in the south Ural mountains. The tract, reserved as grown mineral lands by the Russian government, is backed by American and French capitalists with Czar Nicholas showing keen interest in the exploitation of gold silver copper and platinum resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
Ural Mountains
Russia
Nicholas
Wasson Buys Circle Property. Hearsey Vehicle Expansion Planned
Hiram P. Wasson sells Circle property to H. P. Wasson & Co. for 80000, currently occupied by H T F Hearsey vehicle company, with plans to extend the Wasson store from Washington Street to the Circle. The Indianapolis abattoir firm sells W Washington Street property to W J Holliday & Co. for 316500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram P. Wasson
H. P. Wasson & Co
Circle
H.tf. Hearsey Vehicle Company
Wasson
Washington-st
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
W. Washington St
W. J. Holliday & Co
Earl Li Hung Chang Improves After Illness
PENRIN August 3 Earl Li Hung Chang, previously dangerously ill, was reported better on Friday and improved further by Saturday according to local dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrin
Earl Li Hung Chang
Shot Husband Kills Wife Then Turns Gun On Self
Findlay Ohio August reports Alex McCullough a wealthy farmer shot his wife while she worked washing milk cracks in the yard and then killed himself. Neighbors had whipped him weeks earlier for abusing his wife, motive described as pure brutality.
Charleston Soldier Kills Wife Then Ends Life
Private Louis Haggerty an artilleryman killed his wife and then shot himself Saturday in Charleston. The couple had been married only a month and jealousy was cited as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Louis Haggerty
Boost for Taft Critics Clash Over New York Machine
Civil service commissioner Proctor praised Taft as favored by administration and party leaders while criticizing Gov Dell of New York as backed by the machine. He warned the West rejects machine backing and predicted if Taft and Roosevelt fail, a Democrat could win. Proctor notes his gold Democrat stance and political astuteness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philippines
Procter
Govdell
New York
Great West
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Loyal to His Friends Patrick Secures Release of Witness Notaries
New York August 3 Lawyer Albert T. Patrick jailed for alleged murder of millionaire William Rice secures release of notaries Morris Myers and David L. Short who witnessed the will. Indicted with Patrick no bondsmen were found. Patrick’s relatives back his innocence and his brother in law J C Milliken of St Louis posted 15009 dollars cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
William Rice
Morris Myers
David L. Short
Rice
J. C. Milliken
St. Louis
PUNCHING Fights Set At Blackwell Hall This Tuesday
Boxing card in Blackwell's hall at Nineteenth Street and Columbia Avenue features Ollie Chin also known as Jack Ryan in a six round bout against local Elmer Corkim. Chicago's Spider Garrity adds a dozen rounds and wrestling bouts Sam Murburger vs Rans Pulliam in a best two of three. Show starts at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell's Hall
Nineteenth St
Columbia Ave
Manhattan
Ollie Chin
Indianapolis
Jack Ryan
Elmer Corkim
Spider” Garrity
Chicago
Chill Haldy
Sam Murburger
Rans Pulliam
Weather Bureau Chief Moore Lead Speaker at Milwaukee Convention
Chief Willis Moore of the weather bureau and about 100 assistants will attend a meteorological convention in Milwaukee from August 27 to 28. Weather experts from across the continent plus delegates from Cuba and Puerto Rico will participate with papers on general weather, temperature, humidity, and air currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Cubs
Ports Rico
Moore Willl
Swirl of Society Notes From Franklin
Social items from Franklin Indiana note Gen Carnahan and wife in Winona Miss Nellie Schloss back from St. Louis Delia Minard to Clayton Indiana Kate Schrader vacationing in St Joseph Mich Mayme Hastings hosted friends Ada Somerville visiting Crawfords ville J W Blake and Rose Wilson travel to Maxinkuckee Gertrude Vories and George Demaree wed at bride father home in Franklin last Thursday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie KK. Schloss
St. Louis
Delia Minard
Clayton
Ind
Frank M. Fauvre
Europe
Kate Schrader
St. Joseph
Mich
Mayme Hastings
N. Ilinois St
D. J. Gribben
Indianapolis City Life News Briefs
Miss Alice Shunn of Indianapolis died Friday in Franklin at her brother William Feathergill's home. Chas Perry, 14, was struck by a Polk Creamery wagon on Washington Street Saturday but escaped serious injury. Charlie Casad of the Journal newsroom, ill with typhoid at St. Vincent's, showed slight improvement. Erastus Richardson, a colored chauffeur shot in the hip Friday, is recovering and unlikely to be crippled. The fire department answered a dump fire on McCarty Street Friday evening and a grass blaze at Montcalm and Twenty-third streets later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Shunn
Indianapolis
Franklin
William Feathergill
Chas. Perry
Cornell Ave
Polk Creamery
Washington St
Charlie Casad
Journal
St. Vincent’s
Erastus Richardson
William H. Block Co. Listed with 1 Cent LUS
An archival snippet references the William H. Block Co. in connection with a 1 cent listing or item labeled LUS, showing a terse trade or catalog notation from an older period.
Sandal fad spreads through London streets
London authorities report a new craze as bare legged women stroll the parks and streets in sandals without stockings. The trend, sparked by seaside resorts, sees many women embracing the look, including married women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Births Deaths and Marriages Notice Summary
July 31 Wiley and Elizabeth Davis 22 Bright-st boys. Aug 2 Alonzo Schmidt 15 Woodruff Place girl. Aug 2 H L Fullerwider 221 Columbia-ave girl. July 28 William C Vonburg 1632 Brookside-ave girl. Aug 25 Adam Grosskopf 214 Richland-st boy. July 28 Dennis Pouneau 11s Villa-ave girl. July 30 Walton Jr Reske 1201 E Ohto-st boy. Aug 2 Michael OConner 325 W McCarty st boy. Aug 1 Frank Wright 15 W Eleventh-st boy. Aug 2 Charles Bartley 819 Fayette-st girl. July 10 Henry Lipps Sente ave girl. Aug 2 Francis Wilson 2 eAthens-st chronic gastritis. Aug 2 Clementine Coffman 714 Derman-st albumina. Aug 2 Susan Graves Weord laWa-ave carcinoma. Aug 1 Infant Bowman St W Thirteenth st marasmus bronchitis. July 90 infant Chavis Minerva st cholera infantum. Aug 1 Mrs Laura Noel S Noble st phthisis. Aug 2 William Sweeney Hamilton ave manition. Aug 2 America Ballen Miley ave cerebral hemorrhage. Aug 2 Aumna Schubert 15 N State st peritonitis. Aug 2 George Flowers Enslane hospital senile exhaustion. Aug 1 Lois Vasini Indian polis orphans home furunculosis. Marriages Earl Huntler Mstetla Mendeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Elizabeth Davis
Bright-st
W. If Wishard
Alonzo
Emma Schmidt
Woodruff Place
Hodges
H. L
Fullenwider
Columbia-ave
William C
Anna Vonburg
Brookside-ave
Frank Tinsley
Adam and
Maria Grosskopf
Frank and
Lizzie Wright
W. Eleventh-st
Bey
George Pendelton
Charles and
Waite Bartley
Fayette-St
George Pendleton
Henry and
Stella Lipps
Sente Ave
Bowman
St. W. Thirteenth St
Chavis
Minerva St
John B. Longe
Laura A. Noel
S. Noble
Il. G. Schneider
William A. Sweeney
Hamilton Ave
Manition
Iberves Wy. Rainey
America
Ballen
Mileyave
William G. Davi
Aumna
P. Schubert
State St
C. Stewiert
George R. Flowers
Enslane Hospital
GM. Wiles
Lois Vasini
Bindian“Polis
B.C. Stewart
Building Permits and Local Event Notices
Building permits list includes Raphael Schmidt Meridian street frame barn $825 Daniel Moninger rear S41 K Washington street brick business block $425 We J Wilson 2219 Park Ave addition $ grs August Miltner 1 S Missouri street addition $260. West side hours band to perform Monday nights on Feville avenue note about forthcoming fair night event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Schmidt
S. Meridian-st
Daniel Moninger
K. Washington-st
N. P. Gardner
Center-st
We. J. Wilson
Park-ave
Addition
August Miltner
S. Missouri-st
Fele
Camerons
Feville-ave
Travel, Sleepers to Michigan Resorts From Indianapolis
Low tourist rates to Mackinac and other Michigan points advertised. Message directs readers to contact W. W. Richardson in Indianapolis for particulars. Burdeck Blood Bitters pitched for a clear healthy complexion with claims of pure blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac
Petaskey
Michigan
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Burdeck
Forest Lake Resort Offers Student Family Packages
Forest Lake near Chicago offers accessible stays with hotel, cottages, and a teachers club. Special inducements to families and teachers available, with tickets via Northwestern line offices at 212 Clark Street Chicago or J R Robertson 88 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Lake
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Sprin Shores
Country Club
Northwestern Line
Clark St
J. R. Robertson
Washington St
Annual Seashore Excursion to Atlantic City Cape May
Pennsylvania Lines announces an annual seashore excursion to Atlantic City Cape May and other coast resorts. Round trip price is 15 dollars with a return limit of 12 days. Through coaches and sleepers available. For details contact agents or W. W. Richardson D P A Indianapolis INa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Atlantic City
Cape May
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Ina
Also Mentioned on This Page
PGE
Butte
Mont
Amalgamated Copper Company
E. W. Harney
Organized Labor
Marion Trust Company
Stoughton Fletcher
P. T. Kelsey
College-ave. Baptist
W. D. Weaver
Central Christian
B. Philputt
B. A. Jenkins
Central-ave. M. E
V. W. Tevis
Roberts Park
M. E
A. A. Turner
Tabernacle Presbyterian
J. Cumming Smith
Uncle Sam
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Germany
Birlin
Iff
Harry Berry
Frankton
Logansport
Albert Nichols
Nichols
Wabash
Tippecanoe County
Battle Ground
Thomas Ducey
Dr. Doty
Springfield, O
Dayton, Springfield & Urbana
Donnellsville
Cupid
Rev
W. W. Denham
Mishawaka
Mishawaka, Ind
Miers
Indiana Inklings
Boone County Teachers’ Institute
Lebanon Elks
George Lineberry
Elwood
Jeffersonville
Giks
Gov. Durbin
Charles Myers
Anderson Panhandle Yards
Robert Ferguson
Terre Haute
Charles Hammond
Vincennes
Akron
Goshen
Omar Miller
Lizzie Lawson
Miller
Squire Perrill
Lebanon
Ensign Harlan ‘Perrill
Fort ‘Fownsend
Wash
Honolulu
Ensign Perrill
Sda
Williamsport
CVE
Madison, Wis
Richmond P. Hobson
Santiago Harbor
Monona Lake
Aix la Chapelle
Prussia
Santa Rosa, N. M
Bird
Niagara River
Arthur
Gertrude
Gertrude May
Empress
Kaiser
Sam
Sam Farb
Elup
Eclup
Earl Li
Alex M’cullough
Teddy
Myers and
Short
Albert T
Weathermen
Gen
Mrs. Carnahan
Winona
City Life
McCarty-st
Montcalm
Graham
Santos
William H. Block Co
Metropolis
Francis T. Wilson
eAthen-st
Din
N. dNarehner
Clementine Coffman
Derman-st
Albumina
L. Ll. Todd
Susan R. Graves
WeordlaWa-ave
William Osenbach
Earl A. Huntler
Mstetla
LL. Mendeth
Pennsylvania
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