Improved diving bell promises deep sea treasure recovery
Gereurh 14 to 16 the manual convention of the American Society of Municipal Improvement will be held in Chicago. The organization gathers municipal officials from across the country. An improved diving bell claims to allow divers to eat, seep and work 6,000 feet below the surface if needed, aiding treasure recovery from wrecks at the sea bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gereurh
The
American Society of Municipal Improvement
Chicago
Old Age Habits Hint Lifelong Late Hours
A GraMay dovtor studies longevity and finds most elderly retire late at night and rise late. Eight in ten individuals studied never slept before the small hours and did not wake until later in the day.
Czar Visit Sparks Observers at Farestau and Tigelitz
The proposed czar visit to Firestau and Tigelitz aims to witness the bi fall maneuvers, seen as a prime policy moment. German politicians regard the czar’s presence as a sign of peace and a boost to France’s ambitions, with accompanying celebratory events anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestau
Tigelitz
Inupsal General Land Entitled for This Year
Government issue announces a major land grant program for the year. The series of notices detail revised terms and prices, highlighting extensive maps and records. Officials promise the most comprehensive issuance to date, with procedures outlined for purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Engriiaville
Ambiguous Military Apparatus Described in Fragment
An unclear OCR fragment describes a heavy wheeled device resembling an army machine. It is said to be used for disposals of soldiers killed in battle and to avoid epidemics from burial. The text is garbled with misleading terms and lacks clear details.
Ancient Egyptian leader allied with England, lands uncertain
Fragmentary 19th century report claims Herpive Annas of Egypt holds power but contemplates stepping down. It suggests he may align with the English government and receive a concession if he abdicates, with Vienna and Paris cited as possible refuges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herpive Annas
Egypt
Vienna
Paris
Remarkable Coho in the Sora Across the Menat Strata
A readably garbled report notes a remarkable coho event crossing a suspension bridge in Wales. It mentions repeated crossings and related stream interactions near a road, with rapid timing and prior successes implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menat
Wales
Adios
Transfer of Rich Gold Placer Mines to Coosa Territory
The report states that Alaska gold placer mines have been transferred to the Coosa territory and miners face taxes to British authorities. The description mentions the region around the rich placer claims near Glacier and Abbder. The note attributes the transfer to a period of unsettled reserves and concerns over territorial boundaries. The source is unclear but implies a frontier administrative change affecting mineral claims and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alas
Coosa
Ding Territory
Reiners
Adaska
Fragmented OCR Mystery of Animal Dish List
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions daily menu items and various foods. References to a hunter in the Alps and strange item counts appear, including birds, fowls, and vegetables. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases, making precise meaning unclear.
Fragmentary financial note on coinage and certificates
The document references coinage disruptions and restored revenue flows with mentions of S400 Te G4? and Stiver certificates issued against that amount. It notes a February date and a June column with figures around 24 dollars, suggesting a historical treasury accounting entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanghuss
Neel
Underground rail line in London shifts from steam to electric
Report notes Londoners suffer sulphurous fumes from the old Metropolitan line now under study for conversion to electric traction. Investigations proceed to devise a safer, cleaner underground service for the busy route and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emigration Tilt Drafted For Reichstag Opening
The emigration tilt to be introduced in the Reichstag session is drafted. A pan American federation and a colonial council shaped its framing. A central immigration bureau with an immigration council will be created to license agents and punish false promises to emigrants with imprisonment or fines for Twiners under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Colonial Council
Mosquito swarms plague Arctic regions and Alaska reaches
The article asserts mosquitoes dwell mainly near the Arctic, not tropics. It describes coasting trips encountering swarms at stops, Alaska reports dense clouds hindering aim, and even native dogs and bears suffering from the bites, occasionally starved as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Circle
North Cape
Alaska
Demand for a National Health Secretary Grows
A public note argues for a cabinet officer to head a national health department. It cites 18 000 doctors in Illinois supporting a health secretary to unify quarantines amid nationwide plagues and municipal health offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne Secd
Ninois
Gen Cepero case moved from military to civil trial
Gen Cepero a rebel commander in the Matanzas region is handed to civil authorities for trial by the high criminal court of Santa Clara. French citizen Laine judged by court martial for aiding rebels. both cases reflect Spanish American treaty procedures. The Triton brings 200 sick Spanish soldiers for Havana hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Joss Lorensa Cenero
Cientueros
Batabano
High Criminal Court of
Santa Clara
Cepero
Arizon
Mal- Pra Be
Gomeres
Sguanea
Matanzas
Mateyra
Civafuegos
Stesmer
Dara- Dara
Tie
Morro Castle
Ramon C. Williams
Civil Council
Fienere Laine
Gomey
Precurent Fiscal den
Laine
Martini
Steater Triton
Pinar del Rio
Kentucky Populists Hold State Executive Meeting in Lexington
The Kentucky Populist State Executive Committee met at the Lavernidon Leland hotel in Lexington Aug 21 to appoint members of the congressional committee and organize promptly at Jeffersonville. Chairman Darker of Louisville and Secretary Marsh of Lawrenceburg led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tewinaron
L. W. Bofeo
Pendletony M. OR. Gardner
Hisir, Nicholas
G. B. Sh. Sheiby
My A
Merchants Swindled in New York Ad Scam Report
About 150 Pittsburgh firms were named as alleged agents of a New York advertising swindle. Checks for 56 to 100 were issued but ads were not seen. many advertisements and signatures on checks were questioned. Officials note scattered reports and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clvperphod
Pittsburgh
Quber
New York
Gachopabi
Bac
George Wo
Liberty Street
Newe York
Murder at Fifth Ward linked to a suicide theory
William Dixon brother of Alderman Dixon was found dying on a city street after two pistol shots fired in quick succession. A partially loaded revolver lay under his head and he died before a doctor could arrive. Authorities favor murder or self inflicted death theory based on the evidence. A second item reports a head on collision near Fowlerville Michigan injuring several and derailing cars after a westbound train failed to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dixon
Dixon
Erriy Thursdlas
Yana
Jeffersonville Street Railway Sold at Auction
Jeffersonville Street Railway Co. sold at public auction on August 2 in Jeffersonville Indiana. Capt Ed Howard intends to improve the line and maintain the tracks. Sale price was 5260 dollars, original value 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville Street Railway
Jerrinsesville
Ind
Jeffersonville Street Railway Co
Ed Howard
Nansen Plans A New Northward Sledge Expedition
Aug. 21 report from Cnyistraxa notes Arctic explorer Nansen will not retry the pole by ship. He proposes a sledge journey from Franz Josef Land, indicating the route afterward will not be difficult. The item mentions his return in an article about his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansen
Cnyistraxa
Afternjosten
North Pole
Ian
Franz Josef Land
Air ship tests by Charles H Lamson at Portland Me
Charles H Lamson demonstrated a lampson airship with a dummy aboard reaching 600 feet before a rope failure caused the craft to descend. Witness W A Eddy hailed the test as a major advance in aerial navigation and praised Lamson’s design and control capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies H. Lamson
Port Lanyd
Cheries H. Lamson
Reddy
Lilienthal
Lamson
Missing Dal las Bruce identified from remains found near a Negro woman
Dallas Bruce a white Caroline county resident disappeared July 1 at a Richmond Confederate reunion. About $100 was on him. He lived with a local woman after separating from his wife. On Wednesday his remains were found in a barrel and brine under a Negro woman’s house, with body parts identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Bruce
Caroline County
Richmond
Wounded Man Identified in Brooklyn Hospital Case
The wounded man admitted to Long Island hospital in Brooklyn was identified as Noioriona Borgini by Detective Sergeant McCauler. He is linked to a Bedford station post office burglary and was detained after failing to explain his injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Teland Hospital
Noioriona Borgini
New York
Long Ishimd
Brooklyn
Bedford Station
N.Y
McCauler
Hhe
John Gilmore
Dohr Chure
Trearge Price
Eckes and Carlisle to Attend National Democratic Convention
Indianapolis Aug 22 Controller Eckes will attend the national democratic convention after engaging quarters at the Hates house. Secretary Carlisle is expected to attend as is Secretary Morton though no definite plans have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeckels
Carlisle
Indianapolis
Ind
Eckes
Hates House
Morton
New Bolivian President Proclaimed Amid Peace Hopes
Senor Alonzo has been proclaimed president of the republic of Molivis in Galveston Texas. The move prompts universal satisfaction due to expected long-continued peace prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Lisa
Peru
Galveston
Tex
Senor Alonzo
Republic of
Molivis
Pestilence Hits Cattle as Insects Thrive in Ind
From Ind in August reports a serious pestilence of cow flies and mosquitoes. Flesh of fat cattle dwindles, many die, butter becomes unavailable and farmers seek relief. Also a dispatch notes German TransAtlantic steamship lines will cut steerage rates to 150 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonirsvinte
Ind
WML
Loxpox
Gamburg
Central News
Vanderbilt Whitney wedding to bring 100 relatives to Breakers Newport
New York reports the wedding of Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt and Harry Payne Whitney at the Breakers in Newport next Tuesday with about 100 attendees, mostly relatives. Dowry cited around 5 million in official estimates, gifts from immediate family valued at over 500 thousand, plus an immense trousseau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Newport
Bond
Chauncey M. Depew
Bishop Potter
Mr. Whitney
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
May Result in the Electors Being Named by the Legislature
Georgia faces a potential shift as electors must win a majority of votes rather than a plurality. With three major tickets and fluctuating party lines, no candidate is assured a majority, risking legislative selection of electors to cast the state’s presidential and vice presidential votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Not the Sun's Rays But Blood Poison Causes Sunstroke
New York reports a major medical advance clarifying sunstroke. Researchers find heat alters body secretions, producing abnormal substances in the blood that act as virulent poisons, rather than direct causation by solar rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Two Negroes Hanged in Mississippi Swamp For Murder
In New Orleans Aug 24 two Black men Fred Robinson and Lewis Pennell were executed by hanging near Rosetta Mississippi after Pennell confessed to killing L W King and naming Robinson and two women as accomplices. The mob spared the women who were whipped instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orneans
Fred Robinson
Lewis Pernell
Rosetta
Miss
Latha Watson
Caroline Smith
Pennell
L. W. King
Robinson
Drowned Prominent Traverse City Merchant Missing
Drowning occurred in Traverse Bay when J. W. Fleming a leading local businessman vanished after a small canoe capsized while taking families to a grove picnic R. Wieming and TL Ludgate survived with difficulty Ludgate rescued but Fleming’s body not recovered by Sunday afternoon in August near Traverse City Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
J. W. Fleming
Pieming
TL Ludgate
Traverse City Lumber Co
Wieming
Ludgate
Tragedy at Rock Point Picnic Grounds Death Threatened
Edward Eilwood aged about 35 of Ellwood City was found at Rock Point picnic grounds with a bullet wound near the heart and a revolver beside him. He was alive but expected to die. his suicide attempt is said to stem from love disappointment. He served as an agent at the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie's Ellwood City station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Edward Eilwood
Ellwood Citys
Rock Point Picnic Grounds
Elwood
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Ellwomi City
Merrimac Wheel and Gear Co. Creditors Assigned
The Merrimac Wheel and Gear Co. stockholders assigned to PF S. Harnwick for creditors. The liabilities are £60,000. In Watts Place Marrinsau ne W Va Stuart W Walker of this city has been appointed United States district attorney by Chief Justice Fuller to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Ge Wits, democratic candidate for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheel and Gear Company
Amesbury
Mass
Merrimac Wheel and Gear Co
PF. S. Harnwick
Watts
Marrinsaune
W. Va
Stuart W. Walker
United States
Fuller
Ge Wits
Walker
Property horse tail injury ends in humane destruction
In Delaware Aug 24 Ephraim Willey reported a valuable horse in the pasture with its tail caught in a tree. In trying to free itself the horse tore the tail out by the roots and will have to be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLaware
Ephraim Willey
Receiver Appointed For Monon Railroad In Indiana Suit
Suit filed in the United States circuit court seeks the appointment of a receiver for the Louisville New Albany and Chicago railroad known as the Monon system. Judge Woods signed the order appointing William McBoul of Chicago as receiver amid allegations of improper bonds and mounting debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Indianavors
Ind
United States
Jonnt
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad
Monon
Woods
Chicago
John T. Mills, Jr
New York
Larry Crawford
Louisville
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
First Mortcace
Address from President Warner on bimetallism mobilizes unions
President Warner of the American Bimetallic Union appeals to friends of bimetallism in the United States. He urges forming silver clubs and leagues in every state to educate voters about free coinage. The address criticizes newspapers for bias and promises free literature and organizational support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Himetallic Union
Friends of Dimetallism
Cucaco
American Bimetallic Union
Friends of Bimetallism
United States
Usserl
Seamen Union Leader Denies Imminent World Strike
Andrew Furasyth secretary of the Pacific Coast Seamin's union says a New York dispatch claiming a global seamen strike is contemplated is unfounded for American sailors. He is ignorant of any such movement and believes American seamen would not be affected by European strikes if they occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Andrew Furasyth
Pacific Coast Seamin’s Union
Dispatch
New York
Hedy
Europe
Bishop Waterson Injured in Fall at Home
Aug 25 Corempus O Bishop Watterson fell while descending stairs injuring his left knee. The injuries are painful but not dangerous.
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Bishop Watterson
Corempus. O
Weyler to Suspend Cotton Harvests by Decree
A Havana dispatch reports Captain General Weyler will issue a decree to halt the cotton harvest after learning planters offered insurgents money to avoid interference. The decree aims to suspend crop gathering across Cuba.
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Maprio
Havana
Weyler
Cubs
Re-inforcements for Cubs sail to Cuba
Aug. 25 Barcelona reports the first batch of Spanish forces sailing from here to Cuba. Also Aug. 25 in Coussus Ohio a $200 000 damages suit was filed by J White president of Pas Kola Co against F B McNeal and deputies and Scott Brown Cincinnati druggists for libel damages and blackmail. Renominated for Congress in Songesecrapy. David F E Wilbur unanimously renominated for Congress by the Treaty frat republican district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Cuba
Paskola Co
Coussus
A J. White
Paskola” Co
New York
Scott & Brown
Cincinnati
Congress
Songesecrapy, Nly
David FE. Wilbur
Wind Storm Ravages Midwestern and Southern States
A severe wind storm swept Missouri Iowa Texas and Oklahoma Saturday causing fatalities and extensive damage. In Missouri roofs were torn from Edingham Mendota Browning and St James while Destruction hit Mascoutah and West Plains. Fort Worth Texas saw first rain in over three months and Guthrie Oklahoma recorded a sharp temperature drop. Nellie Risley Florence Risley Earl Evens Jesse Orchard Emms Jennings W H Zorn John Barton and Thomas Gooch fatalities and injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aus
Hinds
Missouri
Iowa
Texas
Oklahoma Territory
Edingham
Austin Planing Mill
Trade Palace
Austin College
Mendota
Pohls
Mascoutah
West Plains
Ball Park
Nellie Risley
Florence Risley
Earl Evens
Jesse Orchard
Emms Jennings
W. H. Zorn
John Barton
Browning
Thomas Gooch
Govel
St. James
Drummond Hotel
Edina
Peter Lurrey
Fort Worth
Tex
Panhandle
Clarendon
Texas and Pacific
Midland
Guthyvie
Okla
Ten warships sail for Li Hung Chang visit to New York
Washington reports a large scale naval demonstration in New York for Li Hung Chang's arrival. Adm Bunce leads ten vessels including Maine Texas and Massachusetts with the frigate Brooklyn possibly joining. Salutes from the imperial colors are planned as the St Louis passes, with guns varying by rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Li Hung Chang
Sun
Washington
North River
Adm
Bunce
Tompkinsville
St. Louis
West
East
Maine
Texas
Massachusetts
Brooklyn
New England
Cushing
Dolphin
Thompkinsville
Lower Bay
China
Europe
New York Harbor
North Atlantic
Scientists Gathering at Buffalo Fortnight
Scientists from across the nation converge on Buffalo for a two week gathering featuring the American Association for the Advancement of Science the American Mathematical Society the American Chemical Society and the American Geological Society. Executive committee meetings are under way and hotels are filling up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Burrano
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Mathematical Society
American Chemical Society
American Geological Society
Italian Ship Regen Ciampe Sinks French Schooner Moucette
The Italian ship Regen Ciampe reports collision with the French schooner Moucette off the Sailly Islands on August 20. The Moucette sank, with ten crew saved and fourteen drowned. Regen Ciampe, bound for San Francisco, limped into Falmouth on August 24 with damage to plates and frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Regen Ciampe
Maresco
Wansen
San Francisco
Falmouth
Sailly Islands
Moucette
Irelancé
Poutriex
Knee Pants Makers Strike in New York City
Over one thousand knee pants makers walked out in New York on August 24 following a union vote for a general strike. A committee will draft a new agreement to present to contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinee Ants Makers
New York
Knee Pats Makers
Anglo-Sicilian Sulphur Co Formed With £1,000,000 Capital
From Catania Deputy Consul Ritter reports the Anglo-Sicilian Sulphur Co limited forming with £1,000,000 capital from Italian, French and English financiers. Headquarters to be in London and the U S consumes about 119,000 tons yearly. higher prices could injure American acid makers. Leopold Weil & Co jewelry dealers face £130,000 liabilities after bank suspensions. Tom Watson resigns as leader of the People's Party in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnmarox
Ritter
Department of State
Catania
Anglo-Sicilian Sulphur Trust
The
Anglo-Sicilian Sulphur Co., Limited
London
United States
Yous
Leopold Weil & Co
David R Francis Named Secretary of the Interior
David Rowland Francis ex governor of Missouri to succeed Hoke Smith as secretary of the interior. Cleveland announced the appointment on Monday night and he will assume duties on September 1. Francis, born in Richmond Missouri in 1839, from Scotch Irish parents, rose through business and politics, serving as mayor of St Louis and governor of Missouri before his interior post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Washington
United Associated Presses
Tie
Interior Department
Sims
David R. Francis
Missouri
Bezzano's Bay
Mass
Cleveland
Interior
Hoke Smith
David Rowland Francis
Richmond
Kentucky
Washington University
D .R. Francis & Hro. Commission Co
Merchants’ Exchange
Exchange
Sens
St. Louis
Francis
Jennie Perry
St Louis
John D Perrys
Laclede National Bank
Agencies contracts awarded for Rosebud Pine Ridge projects
Indian affairs awards go to Owen & Hill for Rosebud and Pine Ridge agency buildings with costs near 48 000 and 14 000 dollars. Lighting and heating plants awarded to S C Pope of Chicago with Rosebud near 59 000 and Pine Ridge 58 000. In Indiana a receiver takes over Union Steel Co. plant in Alexandria, a 1 500 000 capital concern employing 1600. A father and son die in a Trimble stone quarry blast misfire in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingeron
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Owen & Hill
Minneapolis
Minn
S.C Pope
Chicago
Axpensex
Ind
Union Steel Co
Thomas KW. Akin
E& Alexandria
Alexandria
Indiana News Highlights Include Trades and Tragedies
A live mouse escaped when a box opened injuring Mont Aubush near Fdinburg. Bloomington water works sold for 312000 to Wis. N. Showers to transfer to city. Ridgeville hosts large Jay Randolph old settlers gathering with Lake Pequamaha boats in use. Multiple local incidents include suicides, drownings, and a public office closure, plus rail and oil industry notes and a Rushville courthouse stone event planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Frank Pruitt
Fdinburg
Mont Aubush
Boomington
Wis. N. Showers
Jay
Randolph Counties
Ridgeville
Lakeside Park
Parky Association
Lake
Pequamaha
Mississinewa
George Lemaux, Jr
O. A. White
Ar Paoli Samuel Phillips
Henry O'Grinn
Oscar O'brien
Patriot
Wegan
Jackson County
Madison County
Lafayette Soldiers
J. W. Shepard Canning Co
Anderson
S J. Groinge C. Laine
Hartford City
United American Mechanics
Portland
Jeffersonville Street Railway Co
Ed Howard
R. Glover & Sons
Vincennes
Frank Pitzer
Kokomo
Otto Garrett
William Jarvis
Greentown
Epworth League
Wayne County
Milton
Doddridge Chapel
Laura Bertsch
Centerville
Elizabeth Henderson
Richmond
Plaskett
Dublin
Spahr
Eva Doughty
Ernest Crossox
Washington
Ener Rumaey
Herman Grill
Riley
Terre Nlante
Brill
Rumley
Terre Haute
Griffin, Linen & Wexxe
Swank Farm
Jackson Township
Jay County
F. Fulton
Merrill Farm
Same Township
Emerson Priddy
Priddy
Windsor Hotel
Rushville
Cable
Monroe County
Williams
Canada
Ray RockForp
Zionsville
Garrett
Lebanon
Mish Ariin Scaces
Crawfordsville
Jeffersonville
Tur
McCloy
MacBeth
Elwood
Tur National Council of Daughters of America
Order of American Mechanics
J. Henry Ueais
Porter County
Wheeler
Hever - Exsor
Richland
Spencer County
J. N. Mernitz
Oaktown
Vinecones
Broady
Jake
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Alpes
Ceperq
Case
Ilonore Laine
Wrenchman
Keatence
Pittcburghere
Reeler Seagarn Spranaponts
Tesh
Neeley
Coho
J. Smth
Leavrenworth
Theos
Gry
W.G. Dirstone
Powlereville
LaAxsaint
Detroit
Lansing
Fowlersville
West ‘Sound
Bath
Arthur Sewall
Bath Daily Times
Rone Awsy
Wort
Cuasink
Billy Jago
Jacob T. Faller
Flowerdale
Jacob DIII
Wrecked
Gath Bryaliten
Waasumnerex
Jernigan
Shanghai
Shanghai Wil Mill Co
Sem
Qoxnne
Limsuski
Labrador
Montreal
Sir David McPherson
Toronto
Dominion Senate
Sir David
Nashville
Tenn
Amanda Douglass
Prater Douglass
Warrer County
McMinnville
Gertrude
Tresseau
W. B. Woods
Billy’ Woods
Middletown
Jefferson County
Weeds
Anz
Spayinayr Mill
Ay ‘Lai
Winds
Oklahoma
West Pintos
Ft. Worth Tex
Wasmaronx
D. Warner
Cologne
Japan
Hamburg
Peter Fisher
East Eighteenth Street
Elizabeth
Wastisaton
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Columbus
Boston
Augusta
Sulphur Trust
Tom
Watson Ron
Gaye Auge
Thomas Ez Watson
People's 8
Party
Pape
Athens
John Dobbs
Indiana State News
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