Hopes to Solve Labor Problems Inaugurates National Association
The Citizen's Industrial Association of America was formed with Dr. M. Parry of Indianapolis as president. Delegates from 67 cities met in Chicago to establish a national body including manufacturers and labor groups to address labor issues and advocate workers' rights. The convention set leadership, dues, and plans for a national campaign while pledging to pursue constructive action against labor abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M. Parry
Indianapolis
Citizen's Industrial Association of America
San Fratido’s
New York
Canada
Porter
Craig
Denver
Aaa
Denver Cie Ony’ Alliance
Frat View
KM. McCleary
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
Detrait
Secoml
Jf. T. Hole
Amonia Thm
Vito
Allianes
Evansville
Tid
Ani
Tne
Dianapelia
Munter
Child in Hartville shooting case faces hearing
Springfield Mo July 1 1900 Con Rainey a one year old boy linked to his uncle Rod Rainey in a Hartville battle in which the uncle was killed. United States Deputy Marshals Brown and Thomas brought him to Springfield for arraignment before Commissioner Pepper. Bond set at 1000 dollars and a preliminary hearing scheduled for Saturday. failure to post bond will send him to Green County Jail. The child was wounded in the arm during the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Con” Rainey
Rod Rainey
United States
Hartville
Unie States
Brown
Thomas
Peper
Green County
Memphis Trotting Star Breaks Two World Records
Dan Patel of Memphis Tenn capped a fast afternoon by breaking two world records at the Memphis Trot track. He first beat the half mile pacing mark of 57% held by Prince Alert, clocking 56 seconds. He then set a mile pacing record of 1 minute 59 seconds, beating his Lexington record by 1% seconds.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dan Patel
Prince Alert
Lexington
Knox County Sheriff Seizes Suspect in Local Lynching Case
Police arrested Elvin Hiner Sunday morning at the Knox County Sheriff’s request. Hiner, formerly living near Galeshurst, is held on suspicion of involvement in an alleged lynching at a property valued at 410,000. Authorities report information from the sheriff confirms the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perio
Elvin Hiner
Knox County
Winer
Galeshurs
Sherif
Leopold J Stern Held in Baltimore Fraud Case
Preliminary proceedings in Baltimore case against Leopold J Stern for alleged pestal frauds ended Tuesday in the Pa Vee court with Stern held on $6000 bail awaiting action by the grand jury. he was released pending further process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woashington
Leopold J. Stern
Baltimore
Stern
Brand
Galeehure Death Noted In State Labor News Leader
Galeehure, a prominent figure in Cilesture Labor News and Henry C. Sanalley model, died here on Thursday at age 42. The respected organizer and labor advocate was widely known across the state for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeehure
Henry C. Sanalley
Cilesture Labor News
Org
Thurslay
Tewie
vVeowew
Marriage license issued in Jerseyville parish
In Jerseyville on Saturday a marriage license was issued to Thomas Anderson, 25, and Cora F B Payne, 14, both of Jersey township. The bride's mother, Mrs. Martha Lane, gave consent, and the ceremony was performed in Jerseyville on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
Thomas Anderson
Cora FB Payne
Jorsey Township
Martha Lane
Judd, Jeweler and Book Dealer Fire Loss at Residence
Marion reports Judd, a jeweler and book dealer, suffered destruction of residence and contents by fire Saturday night. Laws estimated damage at $5,000. No further details provided on cause or casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, U1
Judd
Laws
Cleveland Cruiser Delivered to Navy Yard Boston
The cruiser Cleveland built at Bath Iron Works has been delivered to the Government at the Navy Yard Boston. She is commanded by Commander Colghan, recently on duty in the Bureau of Navigation.
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Washington
Cleveland
Bath Iron Works
Navy Yard
Boston
Colghan
Bureau of Navigation
Fired at Former Peru President in Arequipa
In Arequipa Peru a man fired three shots from a revolver at former President Homans. Senator Romana was unharmed and the would be assassin fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Arequipa
Homans
Senor Romana
Mikkedo Expects Early Conflict
Tokia pacific official assurances on the Russo Japanese situation are seen as purely diplomatic with no peace reached. Ito’s peace plan failed as it would allow Russia time to bolster military strength in Manchuria. Imperial sources warn Russia’s actions threaten peace, while movements in Manchuria and Yon Rampha fortifications spark Korean protests and possible tensions.
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Tokio
Pacific
Marquis Ito
Acta
Russia
Japan
Europe
Asia
Manchuria
Jains Awertis
Diuasian
Eros
Forte Rassiate
Wij
Andre
Three named defendants face felony charges in federal fraud case
Mary L. Ware, Horace G. McKinley and B. A. Pater are indicted in the Southern Oregon district on felony counts linked to entry of public jails and fraud. Ware, formerly United States Land Commissioner at Eugene, was removed by Judge Nellinger amid fraud charges. McKinley and Pater are timber land operators accused of fraudulent timberland acquisitions in connection with Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States
Friand Jury
Teesitay
Jndjet
Oregon
Mary L. Ware
Horace G. McKinley
AD. Pater
Mas Ware
Unitas States
Eugene
United States District
Nellinger
McKinsey and Pater
Jt Lealleen
Mini Ware
Canadian Cutter Chases American Halibut Boat Off Chatham Sound
Vancouver reports the Dominion cutter Kestrel under Captain Newcomb pursued the American steamer Edith a halibut vessel north of Chatham Sound on the western coast. The Edith, cited as fishing in disputed waters claimed by Canada, fled toward U.S. waters prompting pursuit by the Nitth gunboat until Edith crossed into American waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Newcomb
Edith
Chatham Sound
Haitiah Columbia
Earth
Farmers' Societies Call for Unified Action in City
The advisory toward of Paortiers Societies has issued a call for no meeting in Chicago on December 1. The board aims to bring farmers' societies and organizations together to secure equitable prices for all farm products and guarantee sale prices to consumers, avoiding inflated profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paortiers Societies
Fort Madison officer regains hope after wreck injuries
In Santa Fe wreck survivors recount injuries as Col Thomas C Holland of the Salvation Army Amity Colorado colony is said to be improving. Doctors estimate recovery possible by Friday amid cautious optimism following the Dean Lake Me fatal crash that claimed Mrs. Mooth and another trucker.
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Fort Madison
Thomas ¢. Holland
Salvation Army
Amity
Colo
Santa Fe
Executorship appeal over Burdick will custody dispute
Executors and trustees appeal Surrogate Marcus decision granting Mrs. Alice Hull Burdick widow of the murdered man custody of the estate left to the children. The case centers on the will of Edmn Ly Burdick and seeks to determine guardianship of the estate for the minor heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Seo
Weare
Edmn Ly
Burdick
Marcus
Alice Hull Hardick
Fire destroys prominent Nashville business block
Wax County authorities report a $10,000 blaze early Thursday in Nashville ash remains of a once prominent business district in Ashley and surrounding areas.
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Nashville
Ashley
Harvey son killed in Hugo freight car incident
A telegram from Rogers Arkansas reports Hal Hervey, eldest son of W H Coin Harvey of Monte Ne, was killed at Hugo. J T Young Harvey was coupling two freight cars when the air brake broke and struck him.
Berlin Historian Prof Theatore Mommaen Dies After Stroke
Professor Theatore Mommaen, renowned historian, died in Berlin at 8 45 Sunday morning after a Friday apoplexy. He never regained consciousness following the stroke. The obituary notes his scholarly contributions and prominence in academic circles.
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Berlin
Theatore Mommaen
Change of Plans Led to Her Death
Emma Booth-Tucker wife of Salvation Army commander Booth-Tucker and daughter of founder William Booth died in the eastbound California train wreck near Dean Lake Missouri. Col Holland fatally injured. twenty-seven others hurt. Booth-Tucker en route Chicago from Amity to visit the colony.
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Kansas City
Emma Booth- Tucker
America
Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
William Booth
Army
California
Dean Lake
Kanaan City
Thomas C. Holland
Amity, Colo
Fort Madison
Fort, Madison
Mra
Booth Tucker
Amity
Chicago
Nate
Inter
Horttel
Hooth-Tucker
Emma Hoot
Fredenes
Tucker
Colonel Holland
Tochor
Helland
Therimpur
Paducah Fire Losses Aggregate $223300
A major Paducah fire caused extensive damage to multiple buildings, including the Lagomarsing Hotel and Well and Son’s whisky house. Losses total about $223,300 with several residents and firefighters injured or harmed. Damage spread from M Livingston & Son to H Well & Son, prompting immediate rebuilding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Rob Bank at Pilot Point in Pilot Grove Missouri
Early Friday a robbery attempt at the Pilot Grove bank failed to blow the safe. Three explosions around 3 a.m. lit the bank, but the safe remained intact. About $25 in small change was taken from outside the safe vault. Rewards offered totaling $150 for arrest of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Grove
Caffee
Mineouri Bankers’ Association
Morgan County Farmers Institute Elects Officers
Jacksonville Mh reports the Morgan County Farmers Institute closed Wednesday with Hon A P Grout of Winchester as main address. Elected officers include President G Cibwon Mega Secretary Edward Scott Franklin Treasurer HOG Kepinger Franklin.
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Jacksonville
Morgan County Farmers’ Institute
A. P. Grout
Winchester
Omcern
Cibwon
Mega
Edward Scott
Franklin
Treaster
Hog Kepinger
Frasikiin
Reward Offered For Lynching Suspects In Thebes Case
Governor Yates posted a $200 reward Friday for the arrest and conviction of every person implicated in the lynching of William Jehuson at Thebes. The note references Alexander County and Apel on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
William Jehuson
Thebes
Alexander County
Apel
Governor Grants Reprieve for McCrea in Police Murder Case
Governor Yates reprieved John McCrea, a Black man, until November 2. McCrea had been sentenced to be hanged in Mearts Friday for the murder of Police Officer Murphy in Springfield, Ohio. The case centers on a contested murder verdict and the pending execution.
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Springfield
Yates
John McCrea
Manila bandit leader sentenced for life in Rizal raids
Faustino Millerio, head of the band of ladrones raiding Rizal province for months, received a life imprisonment. Two other members were sentenced to 25 years imprisonment each.
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Manila
Faustino Millerio
Band of Ladrones
Rizal
Diphtheria Epidemic Closes Kansas Schools
Topeka reports a diphtheria epidemic sweeping Kansas with numerous schools shut. On Thursday Doctor Lowry, secretary of the State Board of Health, ordered the Lebanon schools closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lowry
State Board of Health
Lebanon
Chicago funeral and whipping at Pringens Rink
A crowd formed as Salvaton Army leaders and visitors gathered for a public service for Col Chardea Sw ton in Chicago. Earlier a whipping occurred at the penitentary where Willian Evans and Ro Aley, aged about 20, were punished after completing a 900 day sentence for stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emma Booth-Tuches
Salvation Army
Pringens Rink
Chardea Swton
Brewister Springs
Allant
White Capa
Willian Evans
Ro Aley
Allen
Evans
Stesling
Leas Town
Fire damages Pine Fur building on Main Street
A Sunday morning blaze severely damaged the Pine Fur brick building on Main Street. The fire, caused by a defective fuse, threatened nearby structures including Meyers Bakery and the Bell Vernou Company. Mayor White and local attorneys assisted in efforts to control the blaze, with property losses estimated at $25,000. Also noted, Prof. Joela Bowlby longtime secretary of the State Teachers Association, died at his home Sunday morning after 17 years in service.
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Pine
Ark
Main Street
Meyers Hakery
Bell Vernou Company
White
Carbogdals
Joela Bowlby
Note State Teachers Association
President Mitchell May Face Surgery for Illness
Scranton reports United Mine Workers president John Mitchell may undergo surgery after indications of appendicitis. A threatened serious illness has prompted medical consultation and potential operation to avoid complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
John Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Call for Election for First District Circuit Judge
Springfield issue announces a December 12 election for Circuit Judge First District to succeed Joseph P. Hobarts, defeated, as ordered by Governor Yatew.
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Springfield
Joseph P. Hobarts
Yatew
Alexieff Not to Inspect Fleet Amid Manchuria Tensions
Pekin officials acknowledge Wang a Chinese officer in Russian custody overstepped authority in arresting a bandit who served with Russia. The incident fuels fears of Mukden occupation and pressure on Korean border towns by Russian forces before the Chinese Japanese commercial treaty is ratified. The Chinese government seeks foreign guidance, while Admiral Alexieff abandons a planned visit amid shifting troop movements.
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Pekin
Board of Foreign Affairs
Wang
Biy
Motal
Antung
Kusala
Mukden
Wi Je
Abuung
Funeral services for Emma Booth Tucker in New York
Emma Booth Tucker Consul of the Salvation Army in America died recently while serving in Hawaii. Funeral services were held Sunday in Carneste Hall, crowded with mourners and Salvation Army officials presenting a tribute program of her life and work.
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Honollas
Stewart Rhixhes
United States Navy
Hawaii Naval Station
Emma Booth
Tucker Funeral Services
New York
Emma Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
America
Carneste Hall
Walter
Catafalque
D. Higieios
Killing at church leads to capture in Mount Carmel
Harrisburg man Upelhurch was captured at Mount Carmel Sunday morning and brought back on a special train Sunday evening for the murder of William Rhine of Lone Branch. The dispute began when Rhine stepped on Ida’s toe at church and, after apologies, the matter appeared settled. Upchurch then followed Rhine after leaving the crowd and fatally stabbed him with a pocketknife before fleeing on a horse.
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Harrisburg
Upelhurch
Williaa K
Rhine
Lone Branch
Mount Carmel
Upchurch
Church
Upechurch
Ida Toe
Rhlow
Purdue University foot bay team member dies in wreck
Indianapolia, Joh William Baker of New Pichmond died Sunday afternoon from internal injuries suffered in the De Four wreck Saturday. He was one of Purdue University students among the fourteen bodies shipped home Sunday. Joseph T. Powell of Corpus Christi Texas had his body sent home Monday. One Purdue student remains in serious condition with others still in hospitals.
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Indianapolia
William Baker
New Pichmond
Und
Purdie University
Joseph T. Powell
Corpus Christi
Tex
Purdue University
Fishermen vow stand against wardens at Spring Lake
At a Spring Lake fishing preserve meeting along the riverside, an organization pledges to resist game wardens whom they allege are seizing their catches. The group plans action to challenge the enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poorla
Wik
Mnels Civer
Spring Lake
Sulphur Residents Form Stock Company for Oil Gas
Ardmore report states citizens organize a stock company to bore for gas or oil and, if not, to secure a good supply of artesian water for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Citivens of
Bailey wins $150000 note judgment against Southwestern Oil
In Houston district court on a promissory note Bailey and others secured a judgment against Southwestern Oil Company for 150000 dollars. Interest accruing brings the total to 4153 dollars and the judgment includes that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Southwestern Oil Company
Aleo
Canadien Move for Independence Halifax editorial
Halifax Chronicle calls for complete legislative independence within the empire and a shift toward a Canada free from British domination. It argues the current imperial ties render Canada the subordinate partner and warns of danger of U S influence without full sovereignty.
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Halifax
N. S
Canada
Great Britain
Halfax Chronicle
Maritime Provinces
Liberal Party
Chronicle
Alaska
Empire
Roeland Finge
United States
Unclear text about travels and officials in transit
Fragmentary report mentions WIL Tan Desmond, Shortt Japan, DCMT, and legal figures Joneph Wo Paik. Notes a Guadalajara trip and transit via Texde Railroad. References Charley Keath and a city station, with scattered names Me Leena, Mie Piet mont, Carey, and United Staten Atotaendir to Mew ton Mayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuteetivins
Wil Tan Desmond
Japan
DCMT
Chenih
Joneph Wo Paik
Guadalajara
Charley Keath
Uint City
Oehick
Miraout Katvas
Dave
Goatulstack
Plein
Teromtary
Leena
Mie
Pietmont
Carey
United Staten Atotaendir
Mewton
Fowill Mayton
Vatican Fire Suppresses Inferno at St Peter's
A Vatican blaze struck a section housing inscriptions near the Holy See on Sunday evening. Firefighters battled flames, halting the spread with authorities reporting no casualties. The Pope visited the scene as crews worked to secure the damaged area and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hell
Vatican
Uae
Here
Porkon
Chitagy Official Sanocoppement of IH Company Plans
An official notice outlines a consolidation of International Harvester Company's central operations. A general agent will oversee all lines of the consolidated company, with a focus on cutting expenses and maintaining former prices. The security department is mentioned and the aim is to achieve economies in manufacture and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Companies
Ation
Thunday
Heneat
Tama Weer
Security Départment
Charleston man gets fifth sentence for murder in Coles County
In Coles County court Friday morning Ditfard Gilbert was sentenced for the murder of Thana Woods. The trial began Monday after a spree in Mattoon on August 2. Gilbert, believing Woods to be his foe, fired a gun at close range, striking Woods who died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ditfard Gilbert
Coles County
Thana Woods
Gilbert
Mattoon
Gibert
Elmer Fields
Piclde
Woods
Woodle
War Department releases report on Major Howse cruelty case
The War Department Friday released a report concerning Maj Robert N. Howse charged with cruelty in the Philippines. The article states the indictment status and notes the village involved exonerates Major Howse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooshingtoo
War Department Rriday
Nodnee
Robert N. Howse
Philippines
Howse
Evansville packing plant strike settled by arbitration
In Evansville Indiana a strike at Franaville Packing Company, ongoing for months, was detailed by arbitration on Tuesday. The company agrees to take back the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Inds
Franaville Packing Company
Ellen Hern don Arthur and Charles Pinkerton to wed
Albany will host the marriage of Ellen Hern don Arthur daughter of the late President Chester A. Arthur and Mr Charles Pinkerton of New York on November 17 at noon at St Peter's Church Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ellen Herndon Arthur
Chester A. Arthur
Charles Pinkerton
New York
St. Peter's Church
Washington Corrected Missouri Trial Run Speed
The corrected figures from a recent Missouri trial run off the New England coast establish an average speed of 18.1495 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Tragic Typhoid Deaths After Mrs. Cretia Rolls Passes
In Herrin on Saturday night Mrs. Cretia Rolls dies of typhoid fever. Moments after, her husband Ww. G. Rolla leaves the room in collapse from nervous prostration and dies the following Wednesday, leaving a case of linked fatal illness and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin, Whc
Cretia Rolls
Ww. G. Rolla
Sperry to Lead War College Board in Washington
Captain Sperry will succeed Rear Admiral Chadwick as president of the War College Board in Washington. Chadwick will be given command of the squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry
War College Board
Washington
Chadwick
Diplomat Sir Michael Herbert’s escape interview ploy
The late British ambassador Sir Michael Herbert joked about outsmarting interviewers. He planned to slip in sheets reading To think of as he left the ship, hoping reporters would quote his comments, but instead faced column after column of his quoted replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Michael Herbert
Depew
America
London
Sir Michael
England
Hut
New York
Fragmented Memoir Of Hag's Lament And Rail Damage
A garbled report discusses a private individual named John Allen deemed responsible for damages to railroad lines in Minnesota. It mentions prior claims against a county, a supposed conspiracy by rail workers, and a tainted confession linking rail damage to a motive. The text is incoherent with many typographical errors and unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
John Allen
Minniteippi
Ainiot
Ile
Cho
Cron
Fashionable talk at Marl of Satmauut wedding in Milteborg
Journal fragment reports a chaotic scene at the wedding of Marl of Satmauut and Miew Afue Thaw in Milteborg spring. Guests clashed over attire and behavior as a suited man berated others and a bowtie debate drew attention while attendants hurried away with the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavis
Ape
Haltinte
Dave
New York Times
Plague of Mosquitoes Bites Toronto Area
A correspondent reports a swarming plague of mosquitoes in Wakefield and nearby New Jersey areas. Dense swarms forced residents indoors as lights attracted countless insects. Newspapers describe damaged property and streets littered with the dead insects the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Toronto
Dod
New Jeraty
Bouth Dake Witt
An Unanewerable Conundrum
A garbled, fragmented querty explores a troubling doubt about marriage and motives. The passage presents unclear names and events as a woman’s actions and a man’s question spark confusion and emotional tension without clear resolution.
The Youngest. Poem fragment from a rural scene
Fragmentary verse depicts a lone child and a listener beneath a dark wood on a windy hill. The imagery centers on a night scene with a distant figure and a sense of isolation, ending with an unsettled mood around a lonely time and a guiding watch.
Loathsome Poisons and Contagion
Loathsome Poisons notes that many common poisons and loath medicines reside in the mouth and saliva can transfer disease through moist objects. It warns that direct contact increases danger and suggests teaching cleanliness to prevent contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Ja
Heart Disease in Young Men Warns of Military Duty Risk
A Prussian war department study finds 17 out of 1000 young men entering military service suffer heart disease. Researcher Strieuler links this to increasing degeneracy and nervousness among the nation’s youth, highlighting troubling health trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussian War Department
Strieuler
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Citizens’ Industriel Association
Dan Patch
Wilingisan
Henry C. Smakey
Marion, Ill
Mikkedo
Caer
Holland
Burdick Trustees’ Appeal
Coin
Harvey
Professor Mommaen
Chiessr
Chivién Theeretay
Owas
Mooth
St. Louis
Triet
Thor
Well & San
Stuet
Thompson
Woblithe
Mr Livinwaton A Som
Tote Fa
Jagex
Teft Bog Lireleem
Carnetdon
Ari Brokety
George Parrell
Eeath
Janes Wied
Fred Shiponaker
Freman
Ed Clark
Patrolmman
Brulees
Forrest Kb Lis
Wraines
Tete Bart
Toy
Lagomarsing
M. Livingston & Son
H. Well & Son
Rob Bank
Pilot Point
County Farmers’ Institute
Peoria Negro
Loeracier
Pine Bluff
J. M. Sowlby
Mitchell
Alexieff
Far Enat
Jeweine
Port Arthor
Tallies Wim
Muhden
Mar Porte
Marehipia
Lee Sehr
Etiewe
Powesshon
Lieutenant Stewart Rhods
Fay Upchurch
Llinois
Bailey
Canadien
Wyndham
Lotion Ohi
Tee Food Wonton
Enewhine al
Amerikan
Gratz
Howze
Miss Arthur
Missouri
Wan
Mighwayman
Jar of Forte
Dememer
Woleen
Keow
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