Gould and Morosini feud shakes Wall Street
In New York on December 11 The Star reports Jay Gould linked to a $750000 revenge clash with Henry N Smith Heath Co and Morosini. Gould’s schemes cut Smith’s finances and sparked embezzlement charges against Heath. Also covers society ball of the Junior Patriarchs and club misadventures at Union and Shamus O’Brien clubs with fashion rules and a red flannel controversy.
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The
Star
New York
Wall Street
Jay Gould
Henry N. Smith
Gould
Smith
Heath & Co
Giovanni Morosini
Manhattan
Heath
Morosini
A. B. Stockwell
Pacific Mail
Stockwell
Union Club
Fifth Avenue
House
Shamus O’brien
Walhalla Hall
Shamus O'Brien
Birdie Burns
Miss Burns Admitted Amid Club Turmoil in Kansas
Miss Burns was admitted but faced a cabal against the committee as the Shamus O'Brien club grew distracted in Kansas.
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Miss Burns
Shamus O’brien
Kans
Chillicothe Dentist Accused in Counterfeit Confidence Scheme
J T Kemp alias Kemperman appeared in the recorders court charged with living idly. He testified he was a Chillicothe dentist who answered letters about money to be exchanged for counterfeit bills in New York. Kemp described a ruse involving a $400 for $100 deal, an envelope with only paper, and a plan to meet at Lindell and Brunswick hotels. He was fined $100 plus costs. matter likely referred to federal authorities. Police suspect he knowingly engaged with counterfeiters and a leading conspirator remains at large.
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Recorders Court
J. T. Kemp
Kemperman
Boulware
Kemp
Union Depot
Kansas City
Chillicothe
New York
Lindell Hotel
Brunswick
Tam
Millionaire Vanderbilt's Will Divides Great Fortune
The will of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt is filed in New York. It leaves ten million to each of eight children, with two million in trust, plus two million to Cornelius Vanderbilt. Daughters receive homes, grandson gets one million, widow gets a life estate and annuity, rest to relatives and charities, with remainder to Cornelius and Vanderbilt heir. Chauncey Depew and Henry Anderson named administrators. Pittsburg line vows no policy changes. The Craigs hold their annual ball at Gillis Opera House on Jan 18 with open invitations and planned banquet and music.
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New York
Vanderbilt Wa
County Court House
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wm. H
Cornelius
Fiftyfirst Street
Fifth Avenue
George Vanderbilt
Wink
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry H. Anderson
Depew
Shepard
Europe
Gillis Opera House
Supreme court decision reverses Hamilton county election ruling
The supreme court reversed the circuit court in the Hamilton county contested election case and granted certificates for senators and representatives. Mandamus actions to compel the Clerk to return the election abstract to the secretary of state proceed separately. no decision yet. Also noted: city milk standard discussion with 12 percent total solids and 3 percent fat, grand jury indictments totaling 45, and a lamp explosion fire in Frankford destroying several businesses with insured losses.
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ColumsBue, O
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Circuit Court
Dalton
First National Bank of Wamego organized with $75,000 capital
Wamego Kansas December 11 the First National Bank of Wamego organized with a full board led by President J C Rogers capital stock $75 000 held by local settlers promising success. Also Hendy Sexton found guilty of assault with a knife on Walter Billings at Centropolis hotel sentenced to five years. Births and deaths: 23 deaths 18 births this week. rate 11.39 per 1000 and 7.06 birth rate. Sidewalk contracts awarded to H B Conwell and T M Folkes for several streets. John Swain arrested for assault with intent to kill, after allegedly striking Joseph Welsh with an ax last Wednesday.
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WameGo
Kas
First National Bank of
J. C. Rogers
Hendy Sexton
Walter Billings
Centropolis
H. B. Wood
Board of Health
John Swain
Joseph Welsh
Swain
Murdered Wife Case Shocks Macle Fork Area
Keytesville Missouri December reports a wife’s death under suspected foul play. Marion Moxley, husband, fled with three children after the burial. the father-in-law arrived from Indian Territory and authorities plan an inquest as doctors cite neck injuries. In Dallas Texas, Dr W F Gordon appeals a two year abortion sentence, arguing legal errors and claims about Eliza Conger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Keytesville
Marion Moxley
Macle Fork
Richardson
Indian Territory
Moxley
Chariton County
Driving Out American Thugs in El Paso Border Towns
In El Paso Texas on December 12 the fight against American bunco thieves and criminals near the Rio Grande is highlighted. Municipal elections have improved local leadership, and a petition to expel the criminals by federal order is being circulated and will be presented to Congress next week. The Chihuahua senator will seek removal or shooting of the bandits as Paso Del Norte hosts its annual festa drawing spectators, amid reports of robberies and defiance of authorities.
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The
Star
el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Congress
Chihuahua
Paso del Norte
Woman commits suicide by stepping before Atlanta train
In Atlanta on December 12 a 50 year old Negro woman named Mattie Colburne threw herself on a train near Peach Tree creek. Workmen saw her remove a red shawl wrap it around her head and place herself on the tracks before the engine arrived. The wreckage killed her. an inquest was planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Atlanta
Mattie Colburne
Peach Tree Creek
Peace talks stalled over Loomis and miners dispute in Macon
Settlement efforts in Macon Missouri between citizens and miners on one side and Loomis and Snavely and their workers, mostly black, on the other continue without final agreement. A five-farmer committee chaired by Judge Perry Slack met to craft a settlement method and was to report by tonight. Meantime conditions stay quiet and attention turns to Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Diir
Macon
Loomis & Snavely
Perry Slack
Baggage master Maxwell arrested in $5000 Southern Express robbery
In Hope Arkansas on December 12 M Humphreys identified I A Maxwell a color man and baggage master for the St Louis Iron Mountain & Southern as the man who took $5000 from the Southern Express office on November 29. A warrant was issued by Judge Bell and Maxwell was arrested released on $1000 bond pending trial Monday. Detectors and W G Agee Southern Express manager traveled to Little Rock. Humphreys remains in sheriff custody awaiting bond.
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The
Star
Hope
Ark
M. Humphreys
I. A. Maxwell
St. Louis, Iron Mountain
W.G. Agee
Southern Express Company
Little Rock
Humphreys
Portland man found guilty of murder in British Columbia
R E Sprout was convicted in the Victoria assize court for willful murder in June near Kootenai. The victim, James Hammett, was mining superintendent. Sprout shot him with a Winchester and fled before arrest near the boundary line. Governor General’s mercy is uncertain. Sprout is a U.S. citizen from Tacoma Washington.
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Portland
Ore
R.E. Sprout
Victoria
B. C
Kootenai
Jas. Hammett
Sprout
Dearly Earned Quarter Robbers Captured Near San Saba
Jim Seaton and Dick Oran, the duo who robbed the U S mail between Comfort and Fredericksburg, are jailed at San Saba. Oran was caught days ago by Sheriff Harkey and identified by Post Office Inspector Hollingsworth. Seaton was captured today after identification. The pair secured only twenty five cents. a $25 reward remains. Harkey and Hollingsworth depart tomorrow for San Antonio with both suspects.
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The
Star
San Sapa
Tex
Jim Seaton
Dick Oran
United States Mail
Comfort
Fredericksburg
Harkey
Post Office
Hollingsworth
Oran
Seaton
San Antonio
The Utes Are Mad Threaten Outbreak in Wyoming
A telegram from Evans ton Wyoming reports Ute Indians anger over Union Pacific actions threatens an outbreak. No further details provided on dates or specific incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Oman
Evanston
Wyo
Union Pacific
No More Trouble at the Mines in Pennsylvania
A labor clash at Pike Run and Alegrippi mines near Prittspurne Pa escalates after a failed $200 settlement offer. Strikers and locals fear a crisis as police pursue riot participants. Beatty arrested at Coal Valley for riot involvement. others tracked for arrest within 24 hours. Residents along the river remain alarmed amid tensions. A Telegraph Man Clubbed to Death in Dayton Ohio after a drunken altercation in Gillihand's saloon leaves Ward Surface dead from injuries.
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Prittspurne
Pike Run
Alegrippi
Beatty
Coal Valley
Dayton
Dee
Ward Surface
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Gillihand
Ten Thousand Warrants Found In Chicago Forgery Allegation
In Indiana township a report states warrants totaling ten thousand dollars signed by Ernest Kitz trustee have been found in Chicago. Kitz says his home signature may be forged and questions other signatures as well.
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Inpianaports
Ind
Ernest Kitz
Chicago
Kitz
Robbed Watchman at Keebler's Steam Bakery
In Philadelphia three masked men overpowered a watchman at Keebler's steam bakery early today bound gagged and beat him. They entered the office forced the safe and took 500 dollars in cash plus checks before fleeing. In Toledo an accessory case involving Joseph Wilson sparked jury tampering accusations after a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Keebler's
Poisoner Annie Lyons Cleared by Grand Jury in Boston
In Boston on December 12 the grand jury failed to find a true bill against Annie Lyons, alleged poisoner of the Parker family, and she was discharged. An indictment in three counts for adultery was found against Reverend W W Downs and Mrs Annie Tuailer.
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Boston
Annie Lyons
Parker
W. W. Downs
Annie Tuailer
Sheridan Goes West to Reinforce Crook in Indian War
Boston Globe notes Sheridan heads out west to bolster General Crook as Indian wars rail at great expense. Taxpayers debate cost while a local opinion mocks the price of fighting Indians versus building schools. An Amateur Opera Company forms with about fifteen local vocalists rehearsing The Chimes of Normandy for January. A Wyandotte & Northwestern road meeting at Quindaro hears favorable plans from several speakers.
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Boston Globe
Sheridan
Crook
Music Hall
Normandy
Wyandotte & Northwestern
Quindaro
East Side W C T U meets and reunion planned
The East Side W C T U locates for the winter at Dr Canfield's office corner Harrison and Twelfth. The union meets Thursdays at 2 30 p m. A reunion will be held at Dr O J Cowles 1015 East Fifteenth street Tuesday evening Dec 15. Indian Lawlessness reports from Ottawa Ontario say Frederick White summoned home from England.
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Harrison and
Twelfth Streets
Dr. Canfield
O. J. Cowles
East Fifteenth Street
Ottawa
Ont
Southwest
Frederick White
Mounted Police
England
Plea of Guilty in Grand Larceny Case and Marital Licenses
Edward Doyle pleaded guilty to grand larceny in criminal court and received a two year penitentiary sentence. Henry Mickey was found guilty of assault with intent to kill and sentenced to two years. Licenses to marry were issued for Wim M Gillam and Miss Libbie Richardson of Buchanan county and for Een Kierkbuseh and Mrs Maria Reiss of this city.
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Roscoe
Slattery
Geo. Roscoe
Wm. Slattery
Geo. Cummings
Grand Avenue Depot
State Penitentiary
Edward Doyle
Henry Mickey
Wim. M. Gillam
Libbie Richardson
Buchanan County
Een Kierkbuseh
Maria Reiss
Death of a Young Man Michael Brown Lays Rest
A 19 year old Michael Brown died at his residence at Wyoming and Twenty second streets this morning. The remains will be interred in Mount St. Marys Cemetery tomorrow at 2 30 o clock.
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Michael Brown
Wyoming
Twenty-second Streets
Mount St. Mary’s
Deaths in Hausmeyer family from trichinosis in TaRantTuM
Two deaths have occurred in the Hausmeyer family from trichinosis and six other patients are sinking rapidly with no hope of recovery. The affair caused great excitement in the vicinity of TaRantTuM, Pennsylvania, on December 12.
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Taranttum. Pa
Hausmeyer
Trichina
Carpet Stolen From Court House Hall
Deputy Sheriff D F Greenwood laments the loss of thirty eight yards of Brussels carpet he had cleaned and hung in the courthouse hall. He plans to pursue the thief and bring the matter to a swift conclusion.
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D. F. Greenwood
Court House
Sidewalk Damaged on Sixth Street Near Central Street
Residents complain about a torn up sidewalk on Sixth Street near Central Street with ongoing wear since last spring and calls for repair. The condition has prompted concern in the neighborhood and local attention.
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Central Street
Hogan Arrested In Kansas City Robbery Case
John Hogan was arrested in Kansas City Kansas today by Officer Gilley on robbery charges. Some missing articles were recovered from his possession.
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Hogan
John Hogan
Kansas City
Kans
Gilley
Special Sermon by Rev Parsons at Grand Avenue M E Church
Special sermon under the Scott rifles auspices will be preached tomorrow night at Grand Avenue M E Church. Also in court, John Wilson is on trial this afternoon for burglary, alleged break in October, aided by Officer Halligan. A motion for a new trial was filed in Alfred Lurch’s case for burglarizing Mrs Woolstein’s store.
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C. W. Parsons
Scott Rifles
Grand Avenue M. E
Wilson
Cs John Wilson
Hey
Halligan
Alfred Lurch
Woolstein
TOSSED BY A TRAIN FATAL MISHAP TO A FARMER'S WIFE
Cameron Mo Dec 12 An appalling accident east of town as a freight train struck a buggy carrying Mr and Mrs Edward Kinney. Mrs Kinney died about an hour later from injuries. Kinney was badly but not dangerously hurt. Mrs Kinney, about 36 and childless, died after suffers. The Kinneys were brought to Cameron by the freight. The report itemizes other late 19th century incidents including a steamer wreck on Charity Island and various local fatalities.
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The
Star
Cameron, Mo
Edward Kinney
Hannibal & St. Joe
West Bound
Derrort
Mich
Oconto
Charity Island
Ft Oscorda
East Tawas
Austin
Tex
Colorado
Charles Ones
Louis Preston
Jones
Williams Wright
CuricaGo
Dee
Henry Hart
Hart Bros
Eeees
Woodlawn Park
Iiinoia Central
Ohio Express
Woodlawn
Burnow to a Crisp and Gored to Death
Annie Leach, 9, of Harpen O, burned after her clothing ignited at an open grate and she could not recover. In St Louis Dec 12, Herman Smith, son of a wealthy farmer near Wardsville Ill, was fatally gored by a bull, his body terribly mutilated. The bull had previously been considered peaceful.
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James W. Ripley
New York
Harpen
Annie
Enoch Leach
The
Star
St. Lovuts
Wardsville
Ills
Herman Smith
Lewistown
Clarence Worrall
Mamie A. Bailey
Dr. Worrall
Miss Bailey
Clarence
Philadelphia
Lenora Montague
Supreme Court
Bn Blackburn
Elegy St
Disasters to Schooners Barthons Dec 12 Report
The steamer John Hopkins records a steamer sank off Hoggisland with masts above water and wreckage drifting. The pilot house and the WAR decks are adrift. A large schooner stink off Smith Island is noted with the foremast standing.
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Barthons
John Hopkins
Hoggisland
Hopkins
Smith Island
Move on Oklahoma settlement bill outlined by Couch and Clark
Lawrence Kansas December 12 Captain Couch Oklahoma leader and Hon Sidney Clark discuss a proposed bill to settle Oklahoma with a territorial government under 1866 treaties. The plan creates a five member commission to dispose surplus tribal lands under pre emption laws and directs homesteading of 4 million acres in Oklahoma and No Man’s Land while pre empting 6 million Cherokee strip, with proceeds to tribes. About 14 million acres would be opened to settlers from the 50 million in Indian territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kas
Couch
Oklahoma
Sidney Clark
Congress
Indian Territory
Atchison Liquor Dealers Ordered Closed by Judge
Five leading liquor dealers in Atchison were ordered to close up by Judge Martin yesterday. The telegraphic briefs tied to telephone suits sent to the interior department are said to fill nine large volumes.
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Interior Department
Atchison
Martin
Darmstadt Fund
Queen Victoria
Ireland
O'Keefe
Limerick
Spain
France
John Kelly
Joe Smith
Phoenix Park
Angus Martin
Chicago
Kehoe
Ohio
Wall Street reacts to Vanderbilt will on Dec 12
A famed Wall Street figure said Vanderbilt's will defeats bulls hopes by tying up the property. He noted the estate will compel reliance on annuities, limiting speculative funds. With money now less available, others must provide new bull ammunition as Wall Street adjusts to the restriction on stock spending.
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New York
Wallstreet
Vanderbilt
Senate to report presidential succession bill Monday
Washington D C December 12 The senate privileges and elections committee instructed Chairman Hoar to report on Monday the presidential succession bill The Hoar bill familiar from the last congress received verbal changes yet retains core features It is expected to prompt debate but pass within the week The house rules committee also meets to consider Voorhees rule modification with expected quick disposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hoar
House Committee On Rules
Mr. Voorhees
Wills He Resign Special Telegram to The Ster
A Dec 12 report claimed Senator Sherman resigned the senate presidency due to dissatisfaction. The story is denied but notes he might resign. under old treasury rulings the acting vice president drew pay and privileges when VP was dead. Comptroller Durham may deny 83000 extra pay and staff. with succession bill, the senate president ceases acting VP and loses extra pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Senate
Comptroller of the Treasury
Durham
Lee named Virginia governor and 1888 VP aspirant
Washington dispatch notes General Fitzhugh Lee elected Virginia governor and a possible 1888 vice presidential contender. A playful exchange with the president follows his reception, warning of future political heads. The column also reports on Judge Coburn's removal and the House agenda with executive communications and rule revisions.
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Star
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Lee
Grover Cleveland
United States
Fitz Hugh Lee
Trigg
Fitz Hugh. Lee
Seney to Introduce Civil Service Bill Next Week
Washington December 12 Senator Seney of Ohio plans a quick repeal of the civil service law at the first opportunity next week. In a late interview he said the measure will be very short perhaps fewer than six lines stating Be it enacted that an antihete, be and the same is hereby repeated. He noted many members share his view but whether the bill can pass remains to be seen and only a trial vote would tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bailey
Probate Court
Nolan
Jackson County
Bailey
Washington
Seney
Ohio
Missouri Members Plan Holiday Homeward
Most Missouri members say they will return home for Christmas while the Senate may not leave Washington. Representatives Hatch Glover and Stone may stay in the capital. the rest plan to spend the holiday in Missouri. A separate item notes a joint commission examining the government scientific bureaus with Lt. Geassford of the signal corps among those examined.
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Washington
Missouri
Hatch
Glover
Stone
WashHington
D. C
Cat
Geassford
Signal Corps
Veteran Hutchinson Dies at Marine Barracks
Washington December 14 Thomas Hutchinson chief of the pay office marine corps died this afternoon at 2 o clock of apoplexy at the marine barracks He was 80 years old.
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Washington
Thomas Hutchinson
Marine Corps
Stranes
Marine
Rock Island Road Plans Westward Expansion
Curcaco Dec 12 The Rock Island road plans extensive building west of the Missouri River in spring surveyors in field laying out lines One line from St Joseph to Topeka will join a southwest project led by Senator Plumb and associates Another line will push into Nebraska and reach Denver Indictments Nine indicted by grand jury Michael Burke feloniously wounded Patrick Ryan H W Frekman stealing a lock from Alice Harrison others unnamed for confidence games counterfeit coin and Sunday liquor sales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Curcaco
Rock Island
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Topeka
Plumb and Associates
Nebraska
Denver
Criminal Court
Michael Burke
Patrick Ryan
H. W. Frekman
Alice Harrison
Telegraph pole knocks hole in precinct wall near tracks
A peculiar accident today damaged the second police precinct when a telegraph pole leaning beside railroad tracks was struck by a passing Wabash freight train. The pole toppled, punching a large hole in the building wall and prompting an unusual scene amid train noise.
Modification extends deed delivery pending final decree
The supreme court alters the decree delaying deed delivery until the final decree on the account. It requires Miss Bailey to allow the plaintiff to collect all unpaid rents from tenants as a condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Clearing totals rise year over year this period
Today’s clearings reach $779,451, up from $684,259 last year by $95,192 or 18.9 percent. This week’s clearings total $5,004,653, versus $3,969,518 in the same week last year, a gain of $1,035,135 or 26 percent.
Wheat and corn futures mixed amid weak to nominal quotes
Market reports show receipts and withdrawals for wheat and corn with No 2 red and No 2 soft futures mostly nominal or weak. January and May contracts traded on account of unknown holders, with scattered bids and asks across winter wheat, No 3 red, and No 2 white futures. Continuous activity was limited to small lots and a lack of explicit bids on many standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiour
City Mills
Kansas City Live Market Steady Despite Mixed Receipts
Kansas City Missouri December 12 1885 cattle receipts 947 hogs active and higher with selective sales listed. Cattle include native butchers and shipping steers. hogs show varied weights with price ranges. sheep receipts 18 and quiet to moderate. Telegraph reports from St Louis Chicago show mixed wheat corn oats and pork prices with weekly receipts and shipments. Classified want ads and notices follow including job listings and real estate offerings.
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Kansas City
Texas
Isis Cncsege
Nesses Oeewee
Pepesnesses Saseceaon
Telegraph
St. Louis
Spippins
Vsse
Chicagoo
Lil
Board of Trade
Robayie
Chicago
French Brothers
Merchants’ Exchange
S.R
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W.C. Quincy
Pittsburg
Sloan
Fred Foster
W. B. Jackson
A. D. Wells
Sam Weider
M. Gilmore
C. Johnson
G. Stevens
Gee
Bowling Green
Grand Avenue
Belleview Avenue
Holmes Street
Sixteenth Street
Penn Avenue
Highland Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Cherry Street
H. B. Conwell
T. M. Folkes
Dallas
Btar
Daulas
W. F. Gordon
Jnc. B. Gordon
Georgia
Eliza Conger
Aldridge
Conger
Echo
Toledo
Joseph Wilson
New York City
Elwood
Henry Shea
Harrison Street
Associated Press
Western Union
Kansas City Lodge
Pythian Hall
Swedish Singing Society
Kamp’s
Young People’s Association of the Second Presbyterian Church
Lake Huron
Foreign News
Turkey
Austria
Serra
Pierot
Prince Alexander
Nissa
Izvan
Krivafer
St. Nicholas
Mustapha
Balkans
Alexander
Belgrade
Mustapha Palanka
Widdin
Philipopolis
Porte
le Star
Vienna
Servia
Brikop
Nussa
Roumelia
Milan
St. John's
N. B
Globe
Halifax
Point du Chene
Memranicook
Point du Ci Me
Foor
Railway Department
Ralph Twitchelll
St. Joseph Hera
Ralph E. Twitchell
Santa Fe
N. M
Ollie Collins
William B. Collins
North Fifth Street
Dr. Miller
Francis Street Methodist Church
Charles Martin
Marechal Neil
Collins
Twitchell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Ida Collins
Frank W. Sipple
Herald
Omaha
Col
N.M
Dorsey
Ster
Washincton
Stephen A. Dorsey
Coburn
Glendive
Judge Pollard
Indiana
Connecticut
Crazy For Spoils
New York Times
Stoc
S. Monkey
M. V. Ingram
Minnesota Ave
General Houre
Twelfth St
Lawrence
Cherry St
Kansas
Locust ST
C. H. Hartman
Furnitura
Erencos
Bath
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