Welcome Wanderers Arrive with Flags for Baseball Tourists
New York prepares a grand reception for returning ball players arriving on the Adriatic and Laura M Stalin with jubilant displays. A Brooklyn game between New York and Brooklyn teams follows, then a Delmonico banquet with about 250 guests including Mayor Grant Governor Hill and Mark Twain.
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New York
Laura M. Stalin
Pier No. 8
North River
Starin
Star'n
Stalin
Fifth Avenue
Wanderers
Pier
Brooklyn Ball Grounds
Brooklyn
Palmer's
Digby Bell
DeWolf Hopper
Chicagos
All America
Ward
Delmonico’s
Yare
Grant
Dewitt Ray
Hill
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Chauncey M., Depew
Mark Twain
Mr. Howland
DeWolf Tropper
Daniel Dougherty
New York Firm Faces Smuggling Charge Across Big Scale
Allard & Sons of Paris and 304 Fifth Avenue New York are accused of large scale smuggling. Goods used to substitute silk and tapestries for hair in antique furniture to dodge duties. A Vanderbilts portrait and a Rembrandt were concealed in furniture. Agent Paul Roulez admits irregularities. loss to government estimated around 50,000 to 250,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allard & Sons
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Paul Roulez
Alphonze L. Blossier
Poisoned stock scare rocks Ridgedale and two towns
In Ridgedale Tenn a White Caps scare led to deliberate poisoning of A K Caps horses and cattle with strychnine found in feed troughs and water. Authorities pursue unknown villains amid heightened fear. Also at Parkerburg W Va on the same day John Justice a Hatfield kin attempted to kiss a lady on a steamer Spenlock, clerk John Hamilton was killed, Justice fled with revolver drawn.
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ridgedale
White Caps
A. K. Caps
Caps
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Justice
Hatfield
Spenlock
Big Sandy
John Hamilton
Justice
Mulholland Seeks World Lightweight Title Challenge
San Francisco on April 6 reports champion Australian lightweight George Mulholland challenging any man worldwide weighing 130 to 143 pounds. He vows to claim the world lightweight title if unaccepted within 30 days. Mulholland recently drew with Billy Mahon after an eighty eight round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulholland
San Francisco
Apri
George Mulholland
Australia
Billy Mahon
Stanley Report Believed by Officials on March Route
Brussels April 6 officials fully believe Stanley's march report though surprised Emin Bey left the lake provinces. Reported 6,000 tusks of ivory with the explorers valued at 8,000,000 francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Brussels
Emin Bey
Clarkson's Son Appoints Private Secretary in Iowa
Washington dispatch reports Cooker F. Clarkson of Iowa named private secretary to his father. United Press editor Walter P. Phillips reveals he is drafting an extensive historical work to be published in the fall by a prominent New firm, adding intrigue to the press circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carkson
Washington
Wraniger Phillips
United Press
Walter P. Phillips
York house work praised for typography and talent
The passage praises Mr. Phillips for a ninely illustrated work with high quality typography. It notes his literary talent and business ability and predicts an attractive, popular result. It cites his fiction as high class, brilliancy, and originality, and suggests he will be a successful historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York House
Phillips
A Home in Oklahoma colony planned by Washingtonians
Washington officials report a movement to establish a new township in the Oklahoma country. About 100 ex-Union soldiers are expected to join, with rapid applications from department clerks. An advance guard will depart April 20 on a Baltimore and Ohio special train carrying delegations from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Convicts Set to Manufacture Binding Twine
Springfield NL April 6 Senator Chapman urges legislation to allow the state penitentiaries to produce binding twine for farmers. The aim is to disrupt the binding twine trust and provide work for prisoners. The Senate adopted Chapmans resolution directing penitentiary commissioners to study plant costs and report soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chapman
Penitentianes
Senate
Penitentiaries
Georgia Alliance Adopts Cotton Cloth Baling Resolution
The Georgia State Farmers alliance passed a resolution requiring every bale of cotton produced by alliance members in Georgia to be wrapped in cotton cloth rather than jute bagging. The move affects about 100,000 farmers and may spur new cotton factories in the state, with cloth to be produced in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia State Farmers’ Alliance
Georgia
South
Cleveland party arrives in Jacksonville for breakfast visit
The Cleveland delegation traveled by steamer from Enterprise arriving at 3 a.m. They stayed aboard until 8:30 before a long line of carriages escorted them to breakfast at the St. James Hotel. A basket of flowers with Mrs. Cleveland's initials rested before the ex president who expressed pleasure. The group enjoyed a city drive afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Cleveland
Enterprise
St. James Hotel
Annual G P O discharge reduces government printing office staff
Washington April 6 The reduction of force at the government printing office followed congress adjournment with about fifty employees discharged. Further discharges will occur gradually until staffing matches workload, causing commotion in the office as is customary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Printing Office
Congress
President plans fishing trip with Windom this April
Washington dispatch says the president intends to take a brief fishing excursion in early April. He told several friends before Senate adjournment that he plans to travel to the Chesapeake on a revenue cutter with Secretary Windom for two or three days. Details remain unpublished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chesapeake
Windom
Washington Light Infantry to Parade Under Original Flag
Charneston S C April 6 The Washington light infantry of this city will participate in the New York centennial pageant marching under the original crimson battle flag of Col William Washingtons cavalry. The flag saw action at Cowpens and Eutaw Springs and remains the only revolutionary standard usable in a parade.
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Charneston
Washington Light Infantry
New York
William Washington
Cowpers
Eutaw Springs
Beecher's Leg Amputated After Train Accident
Brooklyn April 6 Rev. Dr Edward Beecher who fell under a train had his left leg amputated this morning at Seney hospital. He is in good spirits and, given his fine constitution, may recover though the shock is severe for many at eighty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Brooklyn
Edward Beecher
Seney Hospital
Congressman Ryan Resigns for Mexico Appointment
Toorka Kan April 6 Governor Humphrey has received by telegraph Thomas Ryan's resignation as member of congress from the Fourth district Ryan was appointed minister to Mexico A special election will be called at once German Ships for Samoa Ikull April 6 The Habicht and the Wolf ordered from Cape of Good Hope to Is2n0a to replace vessels lost in the recent hurricane
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Ryan
Toorka
Kan
Humphrey
Thomas Ryan
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
Mexico
Samoa
Ikull
Habicht
Cape of Good Hope
Robert Lincoln to Return as Minister to England
Washington April 6 Robert T Lincoln minister to England said in an interview he would start for his post in about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lincoln
Washington
Robert T. Lincoln
England
Miss Ide Arrives as Mrs Harrison’s Guest at White House
Miss Ide Murphy daughter of a St Paul physician has arrived in Washington as a guest of Mrs Harrison at the White House. The visit begins in early April with Mrs Harrison hosting the guest in the capital.
Salisbury's Candidate Rejected in Lords Vote
London April 5 in the house of lords members elected Earl Morley chairman of committees by a vote of 95 to 77, rejecting Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Salisbury's candidate for the office.
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Salisbury
London
House of Lords
Earl Morley
Lord Balfour
Burleigh
Lord Salisbury
Trustees named for Bismarck penitentiary ap pointed by Mellette
Governor Mellette names a five member board of trustees for the Bismarck penitentiary. The appointees are Alex McKenzie of Bismarck R. M. Tuttle of Mandan John Hagegart of Fargo John Simons of Valley City and P McHugh of Langdon. The prior board appointed by Governor Church had resigned.
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Bismarck Pen
Bismarck
N. D
Mellette
Alex Mclenzie
R. M. Tuttle
Mandan
John Hagegart
Fargo
John Simons
Valley City
P. McHugh
Langdon
Church
Burglars Ransack Catholic Church at Eau Galle Wis
Burglars broke into the Catholic church of Eau Galle and ransacked the interior and emptied the poor box before fleeing unseen. In Minnesota Arbor Day, Gov Merriam proclaims Arbor Day on Friday April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Gallve
Wis
Eau Galle
Minnesota
Pau
Merriam
Senator Davis and party visit Charleston for day
Senator Davis and Mrs. McKee arrived in Charleston on Thursday morning and spent the day touring the city with local escorts before departing for Florida in the evening. The party included accompanying aides and arrived from Washington, D.C. for a brief visit amid stops around the capitol area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
Davis
Pays
Settlers Defeat Eviction Try on Des Moines River Lands
United States marshals attempting evictions on Des Moines river lands were met by armed settlers who outnumbered officers and forced retreat. Marshal Desmond from Dubuque will be asked for help, while Sheriff Adams and a posse pursue conspiracy arrests but delay action until the outbreak subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dona
Iowa
United States
Des Moines
Desmond
Dubuque
Adams
Forty Shots Fired by Des Moines River Settlers
A U S marshal and posse guiding eviction at the Litchfield lands near Webster City faced about forty shots from a hazel brush thicket. None of the deputies were hit. the assailants used improvised firearms and fled after the retreating posse, which held writs but carried only revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Blake
Litchfield Lands
Des Moines River
Webster City
Prairie fires devastate South Dakota and Iowa towns
Across South Dakota and adjacent states on April 6 fires destroyed homes and farms. Yankton county reports losses near 150000 dollars with about seventy five farmers homeless, many without insurance. Douglas county saw a fatal blaze that claimed Mrs Cline, age 70. An appeal for aid flowed from Aberdeen to Leola, Oak. Additional items note silver discovery near Fort Depar, heavy life insurance held by Edward Allis, a Waterloo bank robbery, and Governor Thayer vetoing the livestock sanitary commission bill.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Yankton County
Jamesville
Chicago
Wisconsin Woods
Armour
Douglas County
William Cline
Cline
E. W. Cline
New Court House Finished in St. Paul
The New Court House, the Handsomest and Closeliest In the Northwest, finished in St. Paul Ramsey County, stands completed and ready for use. Citizens may point with pride to a structure that will remain a majestic monument to liberality and enterprise long after the generation that erected it has passed away. The building presents an upcoming landmark in the local skyline.
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St. Paul
Ramsey County
Modern Romanesque Building Elevates City Skyline
A new city landmark showcases a modern Romanesque design with a 250 foot tower, 16 foot cornice, and 240 by 108 foot footprint. Five bells will chime from the tower as a clock arrives soon, while interior finish emphasizes elegance and simplicity.
Timed for St Paul City Hall Seth Thomas Clock
The Seth Thomas Clock company in Thomaston Conn will deliver a giant chiming clock for St Paul Minns city hall. It features a two second pendulum weighing 700 pounds with gravity escapement, four ten foot illuminated dials, automatic gas for ignition, and a 100 pound hammer striking a 5250 pound bell. Westminster chimes toll on four bells, the largest weighing 3500 pounds.
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Thomaston, Conn
Seth Thomas Clock Company
New City Hall
St. Paul
Minn
America
Denison
Minnesota House Debates Reapportionment and Voting Measure
In St Paul on April 5 the senate read the reapportionment bill for the first time and placed it on general orders amid expected partisan struggle. Senator Pope's bill allowing county commissioners to buy headstones for soldiers passed under suspension. Debates touched Durant civil service measure, Ives $10,000 aid to Third Minnesota, and Australian voting system discussed in sections. Afternoon session focused on local and minor bills.
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Minnesota
St. Pau
House
Senate
Pope
United States
Durant
Judiciary Committee
Ives
Deadwood works raises funds to rebuild
The treasurer of the Deadwood Reduction Works reports in the East that four thousand shares have been placed and rebuilding will start soon. The news is celebrated as a boost to mine development and Hills prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood Reduction Works
Drapwood
M. D
Deadwood Reduction Works Company
Rumors of player sales and ship launch in Cleveland
It is rumored Wise and Morrill of the Boston club sold to the Washingtons and Ward may join the Bostons. The Cayuga a steel steamship costing about 30000 was launched Tuesday at Cleveland owned by Lehigh Valley. Fire in a three story block at Janesville Wis Tuesday did about 25 damage to stock and water damage of 10000. Amanda Lasater and husband Monroe of Bollinger county Mo sacrificed their child expecting resurrection in three days. Political circles discuss Lord Randolph Churchill prompting Tories to split Liberal-Unionists and Tories. A meteor dazzled Portland crossing the sky for fifteen seconds seen also in Tacoma. Mrs Camilla Raffa of Philadelphia sent husband to work with poisoned fish then eloped with Frank Sevarro. two neighbors sickened. The English social question gains prominence in elections. Infield speakers focus on poor relief. Emperor William appoints Herr Schmidt as private banker after Ay with Banker Cohen failure. Mannheim students jailed four months for dueling. North German Gazette notes Geffcken affair would not have been prosecuted if only he was implicated.
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Wise
Morrill
Boston Club
Washingtons
Ward
Bostons
Cayuga
Cleveland
Ohio
Lehigh Valley Transportation Company
Janesville
Wis
Amanda Lasater
Monroe
Bollinger County
Lord Randolph Churchill
Birmingham
Portland
Oregon
Tacoma
Wash
Camilla Raffa
Philadelphia
Frank Sevarro
Raffa
Infield
President Harrison appoints territorial residents to offices
Chits Mix News notes the president favors appointing men who reside in the territories. The Dakota region, including South Dakota, has many bright, capable men in both major parties ready to fill territorial offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Dakota
South Dakota
Union
It Must Come Via Mitchell Missouri Pacific extension to Huron discussed
Assurances come from reliable sources that there is more than wind behind the proposed Missouri Pacific line from Omaha to Huron. Company agents continue quiet work in Omaha as the road’s progress is eagerly awaited by Dakota residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Huron
Dakota
Giffords Ambition in Aberdeen Voice Endorsement
The final issue of the Hureka Voice nominates Judge Gifford for the state supreme court. Editor Barnard, a close friend, likely endorses based on knowledge of his ambition.
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Aberdeen News
Hureka Voice
Gifford
Supreme Court
Barnard
the Voice
What Ne Did Say Ex Gov Church Says
In a recent interview I was misquoted as hoping Republicans of Dakota would treat Governor Mellette better than Democrats. I said I trusted Dakota Democrats would treat Mellette better than I was treated by Republicans there.
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Church
Dakota
Gov
Mellette
Gov. Mellette
Flaherty Murder Trial Opens In Huron
A jury was secured and the Fla herty murder trial opened this afternoon. Four prosecution witnesses, including May Munson and Miss Bowman, testified on the shooting at tie Wilson last August. Miss Munson recounted the events while Flaherty watched closely and smiled. His only relative present is a younger brother.
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Huron
Flaherty
May Munson
House Flaherty
Attie Wilson
Miss Munson
A Railway Magnate's Sudden Death
James Callery president of the Pittsburg and Western railway died suddenly at his East End residence on Highland avenue at 8 45 this morning. Heart disease is given as the cause. He attended to business yesterday as usual and hosted a house warming last night at his new home.
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Pittsbura
James Callery
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Highland Avenue
East End
Sual
Market Quotations and Standard Oil Pipeline Plan
Market quotations from St Paul and Chicago lists prices for wheat corn oats rye flour and byproducts with bid and asked figures. In Toledo it is reported Standard Oil has leased land to build an eight inch pipeline over 100 miles from Cygnet to Cleveland to refine Ohio oil alongside Pennsylvania product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern
Timothy Hay
Standard Oil
Toledo
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Cygnet
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Oil
Red Hot Fight and Local Capital Debate in South Dakota
Red hot fight over the location of the new South Dakota capital appears as Pierre business men display "Pierre for the capital" in red on shirts and carry soil boxes. The piece quotes L P Bardwell praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and lists a range of J H McLean medical products for coughs, digestion, and blood purification with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
South Dakota
Pierre
Vetoed Clemency Action Shocks Connecticut Senate
Governor Bulkeley vetoed the joint resolution commuting the death sentence of John J. Swift. The message was laid on the table on motion by Senator Hail of Willimantic after Senate assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanrtrorp
Conn
Senate
Bulkeley
General Assembly
John J. Swift
Hail
Willimantic
Navy Accepts Gunboat Yorktown at League Island Yard
The secretary of the navy formally accepts the gunboat Yorktown now at League Island navy yard. Acceptance is subject to reservations of 20000 dollars, 5000 dollars until completion of the electric light plant, and 2500 dollars for six spare propeller blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Yorktown
League Island Navy Yard
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Boost for Body and Mind
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as rapidly delivering vigor to all body parts. It asserts fatigue fades, blood is purified and enriched, the stomach gains tone, kidneys and liver are invigorated, and the brain becomes refreshed for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
No Use for Mugwumps in Fargo Argus
Governor Mellette meets expectations of friends and performs well as governor. He is a Republican and shows no use for mugwumps, signaling steadfast party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Mellette
Noble Is All Right Says Secretary On Pensions
Secretary Noble told Washington Post that Corporal Tanner new pensions commissioner is not more radical than he appears. He backed removing incompetent Democrats for Republican replacements and supports firing 150 Democrat special examiners at the end of the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Washington Post
Corporal Tanner
Pensions
Iise
Swayne's Ointment Advertises Piles Treatment
A historic advertisement claims Swayne's Ointment relieves itching and bleeding from piles, soothes moisture and pain, heals ulceration, and removes tumors in most cases. Sold by AI druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Endorsed by Lawrence Shop
Barber Bros of Lawrence Kansas praise Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for superior cough relief and long life benefits. The ad claims it cures consumption and all throat chest and lung afflictions and offers a free trial bottle at K. E. Gale’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Barber Bros
Lawrence
Kansas
Ballard
K. E. Gale
Pretty Women Herbal Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Williams Australian herb pills claiming they improve complexion and energy. It promises clearer color, brighter eyes, and a revived appearance, with a 25 cent price at Gale's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale’s
Electric Bitters Endorsements From Indiana and Ohio Dru gists
W D Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies that Electric Bitters are the best remedy with relief in every case and a six bottle cure for rheumatism of ten years. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio calls it the best selling medicine in twenty years. Thousands attest to cures for liver, kidney, and blood diseases. Only fifty cents a bottle at Scallin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.d.sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Scallin
Guocklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Claims Several Ailments
An old advertisement touts Guocklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded priced at 25 cents per box and sold by S H Scallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Scallin
Woman's Discovery Brings Relief from Consumption
A county woman endured seven years of illness and a brutal cough before Dr King’s New Discovery allegedly cured her. Mrs Luther Lutz reportedly slept after one dose and found miraculous relief. Wright’s Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla advertised for curing diseases, with free trial offers from Scallin’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Lutz
Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Scallin’s
Cham Ourlain Cough Remedy for Children Sold Here
There is no danger in giving Cham Ourlain's Cough Remedy to children as it contains no injurious substance. It is claimed unequaled for colds and croup and is liked by children. For sale by 5.11 Seallin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L P. Bardwell
Marion (Lowa
Chamberlain
S. H. Scallin
Chamourlain’s
Seallin
Castoria Recurs Verses from a Lamenting Rhyme
A nostalgic verse recalls giving Castoria to a sick child and later to a growing miss and her own children. The refrain links care and comfort through generations, reflecting a bygone era in a concise nursery rhyme style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Swayne's OLIOTMENT Promises Cure for Eczema and Itch
An old advertisement touts Swayne's OLIOTMENT as a guaranteed remedy for eczema, salt rheum, ringworm, piles, sores, and all scaly itchy skin eruptions with no internal medicine needed. It claims the treatment is potent, effective, and inexpensive, appealing to readers seeking a simple solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Pain Balm Promoted
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for prompt relief of coughs and colds with a few doses. Chamberlains Pain Balm claimed to stop rheumatic pain after one application, priced 50 cents per bottle and sold by S H Scallin. Dr J McLeans Strengthening Eye Salve offered at 26 cents a box for eye ailments. McLean Volcanic Oil Liniment advertised for stock care to prevent farmer losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. McLean
J. H. McLean
Chamberlain
H. Scallin
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Senator Davis
Winchesters
A. B. Cornwall
Aberdeen
Pioneer Press
Leola
Oak
Westport
Fort Depar
Towa
Peter Keaton
Milwaukee
Alliance Ironworks
Waterloo
Citizens Bank
Dow's
Wright County
Lincotn
Neb
Thayer
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Sta‘e
ST. Paul's Pride
ST. Paul Court House
Legislative Proceedings
Daniel Hogan
Manilla
Crawford County
Billings
Man
James Golden
Scarface
Texas
McKnight
Golden
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
Apia
Samoan
North
South Pacific
North Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
G. L. Dyer
Boone County
Alma
Mich
Marseilles
France
John E. Sullivan
Indianapolis
William
Herr Schmidt
Anholt & Wagner
Berlin
Cohen
Mannheim University
Mayence
Geffcken
Lrederick
Mitchell
Ste. Tuly
J. N. McLean
J. H
Noble Is
Ballard’s
Guocklen
Wright
S$. IT
J.0. McKlean
GEO. P. Rowell &Co
Spruce Street
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