Russian crew replaced after mutiny on Pacific flag ship
Reports say the mutinous crew were sent to hard labor in Siberia for life and replaced by a fresh Russian crew bound for Germany in 1594. Crime statistics show 446,070 convictions in 1593 with 30,403 in fines, up 15,667 from prior year, including 10,009 crimes against the person and 3,400 against public order and religion. England revival brings Sandswich and New Romney back to life as old Cinque Ports regain activity for golf clubs amid harbor sand shifts.
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Pacific
Siberia
Russia
Germany
England
Sandswich
New Romney
Kent
St Hesxe Cuane Shelved in Pekin After Loss of Power
Reports from Pekin say St Hesxe Cuane, once viceroy of Ghibli, is relegated to a small temple with few followers and members of his family. He is reportedly frail and his prestige has faded as his health declines.
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Hesxe Cuane
Pekin
Ghibli
Danville Sunday School Scholar Maintains Near Perfect Attendance
Joan C. Eastiann of Danville Kentucky has missed only one Sunday in seven years and just two Sundays in nine years at Sanding School. He travels five miles from the country and endures bad weather to attend regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan C. Eastiann
Danville, Ky
New York Liquor Licenses See Price Proposals
New York City considers general liquor licenses at 200 while beer licenses sit at 59. A proposed reform would cap licenses at one per four hundred inhabitants to trim saloons by about half, from an estimated 9,600 to 4,560, as authorities seek tighter control over drinking establishments. Gortzina of Berlin reports a new aluminum oxidation method creating a brown protective coating on aluminum, potentially enabling cooking utensils to be produced from the metal after testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Paor. Gortzina
Berlin
ThneeElobes
Decatur
Magley
Uniondale
Ed Mack
Marion
Erie
Odd Warmth Outfit on City Streetcar Ride
Jon motorman on the Paortisad street railway wore a remarkable layered outfit to stay warm. He donned an undershirt, outside shirt, vest, cardigan, two undercoats, a big ulster, two pairs of mittens, drawers, two pairs of trousers, stockings, thick shoes and overshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Paortisad
Teva Avoolon
Pigeon Messenger Service Links Arizona Mines to Towns
In Arizona a carrier pigeon system links remote mining camps with nearby towns and rail shipping points. The service has proven successful and valuable, saving time on long and difficult trails between camps and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizwena
Remoute
Oil firm to build roads and gas lines in Tennessee field
The Standard Oil Co plans large spending in Tennessee districts to transport drilling machinery. When the field opens, a refinery or facility will rise near Rugby on the Cincinnati Southern. Two strong gas wells exist in a county, with a company to pipe gas to Chattanooga, Knoxville and Nashville.
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Standard Oil Co
Tennescall
Rugby
Cincinnati Southern
Ickett ‘County
Befire
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Nashville
Copenhagen journalist criticizes local press structure
An visiting journalist from Copenhagen recounts the chaos of the local newsroom. He notes about forty editorial writers and five reporters on paper, with deep shortages in current coverage and long-term staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sexRy Caviine
Copenhagen
Dencin
Lana
Fragments Hint at Glucinium Metal Prospects
A garbled passage hints glucinium as a financial material with advantageous properties. It mentions ductility compared with iron, durability at current price about 17.53 dollars, and a value roughly one tenth the price of its volume. The text remains unclear on exact context or dates.
Chicago Health Claim Faces Population Debate
The Philadelphia Press challenges Chicago’s claim as the healthiest large city noting a 15.11 per 1000 death rate from 4 183 deaths among a 1 600 000 population. It argues Chicago’s young demographic skews mortality statistics downward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Means Country North of the Naal River Overview
A terse note discusses geographic terms across the Naal river region and references Transvaal as a phase area. The fragment mentions the northward area and a square phase, with unclear or garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naal
Transvaal
Mies
Pension bills dominate Senate and House action
Senate and House debates center on a broad pension bill and related measures. Key items include a private right of way grant for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, a $275 monthly widow pension for Brig Gen Carswell, and analysis of the pension bureau. Remarks touch on silver policy, Monroe doctrine, and Cuban questions with adjournments until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan Tk- Sixate
Senate
Chicago
Burlincton & Quincy Railroad Co
Sac and Fox and
Wangas and NewDrasks
Carswell
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Kuti
Barrett
Fem. N.Y
Heros Pension
Cunmipss
Pension Bureau
Curt
Galendar
Wranesdar
United Statex
Tex
Cleveland
Wolesit
Colwit
Put Idem
Ainj
Stanley Matthews
America
Miami
Nerito
Penuaom Bureau
Waleakdem
Ris Oontieawue
Me. Cummings
New Yory
Peffer
Geronn
Hale
United States
Hansi
Hawaiian Islands
United Histe
Afr
Cail
Siste
Sewell Trep
New Jersey
Sorel
Sini
Mexico
Central
South Armerican
Gal Bo
Indiana
Hon. Sineck
John Stewart Post
Telaware
Indi
Armatrong
Frankfort
Cline
Hin
Treas- Why Department
St. VacHinGren
Jain TS —Senate
Sese Wien i Rida
Hocsve
Berman
Ore
Iesliy
Mio S.aben
Rep
Pasaeak
Meadag
Warihseras
Jan. T
SisaTe
Monroe
Ehlef
Sewell
Militares Academy
Guyrkansss Pass
Ambasssdor Bryants Edinberg
Woman Dies After Domestic Dispute In Indiana Mill Town
In Trin Haure Indiana on January 21 Charles Smith, a mill owner, confronted his separated wife over a divorce paper she refused to sign. She collapsed and died at his feet. the coroner ruled death due to heart paralysis caused by excitement.
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Trin Haure
Ind
Janu
Charles Smith
Empire of A Mill
Grayville
Kokomo Equal Suffrage club seeks Pingree plan help
A Kokomo Equal Suffrage club committee led by Mesdames Lindsay Ross Dawson and Miss Trueblood met Mayor Kirkpatrick in Kotowo Ind to urge adoption of the Pingree plan. The proposal would allocate vacant suburban lots for the poor to cultivate potatoes.
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Kotowo
Ind
Mesdames Jady
Lindsay
W. “Ross
H. L. Dawson
Minnis Trueblood
Kokomo
Kirkpatrick
Report on Carlisle Immigration Commission Findings
New York reports the Carlisle Immigration Commission's study of immigration history laws and the padrone system. It notes Canadian migratory laborers affect wages and that many immigrants return home after the season. The commission proposes remedial measures and highlights protections for native workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Investigation Commission
New York
Immigration Investigation Commission
Canada
United States
Suffaie
Tetroit
Great Lakes
Tretroit
Hufaio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Adopts Monroe Doctrine Resolution
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to adopt a broad Monroe Doctrine resolution proposed by Mr. Davis of Minnesota. Members debated adding cautions against conflicting state department positions, and the panel adjourned at 4:45 PM with the text to be reported to the Senate on Monday.
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Senate
Gray
Davis
Minnesota
Davia
Senate Mondar
Double Murder at Flenn’s Lick Farmhouse by Masked Burglars
An aged farmer Jos Day and his wife were killed by five masked men who ransacked their home near Flenn’s Lick Jackson County seeking treasure. Day refused to disclose a hiding place and was hanged to a tree after threats. Mrs Day was beaten to death when she refused to reveal the secret. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasuyrisen
Rery
Flenn
Lick
Jackson County
Jos Day
Missing Man Knopfel Found in Portland
Bay City police reported Alexander A. Knopfel missing from Bay City had been located in Portland Oregon. Knopfel disappeared from the Burnet house in Cincinnati at 1 o clock Christmas night, with prior traces failing until the telegram confirmed his location.
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Bay City
Mich
Portland
Ore
Alexander A. Knopfel
Hnopfel
Burnet House
Cincinnati
War secretary’s message seeks funds for fortification guns
Wasuixeros reports the secretary of war urged an appropriation of 3150 for rapid fire guns to arm fortifications, as stated before the house on Friday. The communication emphasizes defense needs and budget allocation for military fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixeros
House
Secretary of War
First Honors Corgenes and Charles Depart in Ohio Contests
fragmentary text notes First Honors for Corgenes and Charles in an Ohio event. mentions Herbert, the law, and a nighttime departure. Sue Sonor referenced. partial and unclear details remain.
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Corgenes
Charles
Te ‘Herbert
The
Law
Depar
Sonor
Sue
Ohio Aaneaios
US plan to pressure Turkey over damages and protection
A Boston dispatch reports that the administration aims to force Turkey to indemnify American property losses and protect citizens. It suggests a joint demonstration or possible city occupation, with a large US naval buildup in Turkish waters and the possible transfer of Bunce’s flag to the Maine.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Turkey
United States
Tne
Department of State
Foceira
United States Navy
Bunce
Hampton Roads
Mediterranean
Newark
South Atlantic
Department
Orebaing
Adm. Bunce
Maine
Retribution Quick Justice Overtakes an Escaped Murderer
Shamokin, Pa Jan 20. Information received Sunday reports an escaped murderer from Shamokin has been captured by swift and decisive action. Peter Priam and George Martin contended for Miss Mary Marizzie of Green Ridge. Martin married her a month ago. Priam, in a drunken rage, forced entry, struck Martin with a club, and fled. Martin died three days later. Priam was later identified in connection with a drunken brawl in the Clearfield coal regions and taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Peter Friam
George Martin
Mary Marizzie
Green Ridge
Martin
Priam
Cuban revolutionary leader Garcia in Washington talks
Gen Calisto Garcia who led Cuban revolutionists in the 1863 75 war is in Washington with delegates Vsima and Quesada to discuss insurgent policy. He is not yet committed but is expected to resume active involvement in military movements if called.
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Gareia
Washington
Calisto Garcia
Vsima
Quesada
Geo. Garcia
Devtish Deed in Trestox Assault Case
James Collings, gun employe at S. K. Wilson's woolen mill, living on Wilson street, was arrested for atrocious assault on his wife. She fled Sunday afternoon after her clothes caught fire. neighbors say kerosene oil was poured and the dress ignited. She is severely burned and in precarious condition at St Francis Hospital.
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Trestox
N. J
James Colins
S. K. Wilson
Wilson Street
Collings
St Francis Hospital
England not planning armed fleet to American waters
News despatch reports Secretary Olney cabled Lord Salisbury denying any British plan to send an armed fleet into U S waters. The cable note states England has no intention of threatening the United States with naval force.
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Wacsnoisetox
Nesty
Lord Salisbury
England
Olney
United States
Floater Found in Scioto River at Green Lawn Bridge
Jan 20 Columbus report of a body found floating in the Scioto river near Green Lawn Avenue bridge. The deceased is an unidentified man with no visible identifying details reported. Authorities are investigating the drowning and awaiting identification.
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Columba CoLewers, C
Scioto River
Green Lawn Avenue Bridge
Ex-Minister Flaquet Peach Pars Dies After Dignified Sendoff
Former premier Charles Flaquet, once minister of the interior and head of the chamber of deputies, died at noon Saturday. All members of the current ministry paid him homage before his passing.
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Flaquet Peach ‘Pars
Charles Flaquet
Council of Ministers
Interior
Chamber of Deputies
Resignation of Foreign Minister Mayero Succeeds by Elduayen
In Mayero's resignation to the queen due to differences with colleagues the minister of foreign affairs is stepping down. He will be succeeded by Senor Elduayen.
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Mayero
Senor Elduayen
Rebel actions in Guantanamo stir nerves near Singer Iron Mining
Cuban guerrillas burn several houses in the Singer Iron Mining Co village and steal property. Manager Mr. Singer seeks redress from the American consul and governor. Rebels gather near San Luis as Gen Linares advances with five infantry regiments and two artillery pieces while fever spreads in the region.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Key West
Fla
Guantanamo
Singer Iron Mining Co
Singer
Mere
Manzanillo
Villaverde
Aviles
Thomas
Matanzas
Linares
San Luis
la Fontina
la Piminota
Ramon de Las Yaguzs
Sigua
Moncada
Demetrio Castillo
Startling rumor ties Cleveland to Cuba withdrawal move
A Cuban sympathizer report in New York claims President Cleveland instructed Secretary Olney to have the American minister in Madrid present a note to Spain proposing troop withdrawal from Cuba and recognition of Cuba as an independent republic. The note allegedly included indemnity terms and US guarantees of Cuba meeting obligations.
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Cleveland
Cubs
New Yon
Olney
Madrid
Taylor
Spain
Cuba
United States
United States government orders 1400 eight inch shells
President E W Buss signs a contract with Capt Sampson to supply 1400 eight inch semiarmor piercing shells at 27 25 each. Each shell weighs 237 pounds and can pierce four inch steel. The United States Projectile Co also makes 32000 six pounder Hotchkiss shells and nears completion of 2000 eight inch shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Erstes
New Yorks
E. W. Buss
United States Projectile Co
Capt. Sampson
Navy Department
United States
Bliss
Brooklyn
Recognition Move Springs For Maj Gen Nelson Miles
Indiana congressman Mr Hardy introduces a Monday resolution to restore the lieutenant general grade to honor Maj Gen Nelson Miles. The plan would allow posthumous and contingent recognition while the grade exists until Miles retires. Separately, United Press reports British naval leadership has seen new charts detailing North American waters West Indies and the Mediterranean.
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Wasninetos
Hardy
Indiana
Nelson
Miles
North American
Sorios
United Press
West Indies
Mediterranean
Petitions Presented to the Senate in January
Numerous petitions were presented and referred to committees in Washexetox supporting the Stone bill. Topics include immigration raised Great Lakes level service pensions Cuban belligerency greenbacks and the Transvaal Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasnixetox
Great Lakes
Transvaal Republic
Furnishers Volney Gilbert and A Elliott Willson Assigned
Volney Gilbert and A Elliott Willson gents furnishings houses in Muwer Indiana have assigned their assets and liabilities. Gilbert also serves as police commissioner.
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Muncie
Muwer
Ind
Volney Gilbert
A. Elliott Willson
Gilbert
Congress schedules urgent deficiency and military academy bills
In the House the urgent deficiency appropriation bill is expected for quick passage followed by the next fiscal year’s military academy appropriations. Hearings are slated by Ways and Means, with a Savannah sub treasury hearing Monday and a final customs act hearing Wednesday. The Senate may debate Monroe Doctrine resolutions and the free coinage substitute to the house bond bill as well as pension and tariff matters this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Committee On Ways and Means
Savannah
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Committee
Sewell
New Jersey
Davis
Messrs
Morfan
Sherman
Cullom
Lodge
Fire
Gray
Teller
Daniels
White
Cockrell
Finance Committee
Jones
Nevatia
House
Florida Troops Held Ready Amid Cuba Transfer Rumor
Jacksonville report claims Washington asked Gov Mitchell to keep Florida troops in readiness for immediate call up amid rumors of Cuba sale to Great Britain. Officials say a Spain Britain deal could prompt U.S. resistance and a flying squadron moving to American waters. In New York a Harlem line train collision killed the fireman and injured two passengers. engine derailed near Van Nest.
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Florida
Jacksonville
War Department
Washington
Gov. Mitchell
Executive Office
Spain
Great Britain
Cuba
United States
New York
Harlem
New York, New Haven and Hartford
New Rochelle
van Nest Station
Prominent Baltimorean Otto Sutro Dies at 92
Baltimore mourns medical educator Otto Sutro who died Sunday night from bladder disease. Born February 24, 1832 in Aix la Chapelle, he married Ariannos, daughter of Judge Alex T. Handy, former Mississippi supreme court chief justice.
Baseball league to form eight clubs with regional towns
A meeting in Prrissuren Pennsylvania on January 30 will set the league details. Four towns Toledo Wapeeling New Castle and Washington Virginia are already chosen for the eight club circuit, with delegates from Hayton Springfeld Akron Sandusky Mansfield Canton and Hamilton attending.
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Prrissuren
Toledo
Wapeeling
New Castle
Washington
Hayton
Springfeld
Akron
Sandusky
Mansfield
Canton
Hamilton
Cuban Patriots Hire German Drill Sergeant in St Louis
Henry Floereh behind, former five year drill sergeant in the German army, accepts a Cuba patriots offer to drill their cavalry. He closes his liquor store and prepares to depart with his family's consent. St Louis serves as a quiet departure point for American volunteers when insurgent rights are granted and large expeditions are planned.
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St. Louis
Henry Floerehind
St Louis
Cuba
Monroe Doctrine Resolved as U S Fundamental Policy
Washington Jan 21 report from Rep Davis of the Foreign Relations Committee recommends a Senate and House resolution reaffirming President Monroe’s 1823 doctrine. It asserts the Americas are not to be colonized by Europe and condemns any European attempts to control or acquire territory or influence across the American continents or isthmus.
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Senate
United States
Wasavneros
Davis
Mint
Committee On Foreign Relations
House of Representatives
Monroe
Congress
Europe
Snl
United States of America
American
American Isthmus
Coast defenses plan costs for 28 ports debated
Senate coast defenses panel heard Gen. D W Flagler state roughly 9 000 000 would furnish guns mortars and ordnance bureau supplies for fortifying 28 ports. Hearing proceeded behind closed doors due to sensitive military information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagler
Committee On
Senate
Squires
D. W. Flagier
Ordanness
Ordnance Bureau
Cruiser Cincinnati Arrives at Quarantine for Repairs
The United States cruiser Cincinnati, after months near the Florida Keys on filibustering patrols, entered Quarantine at 11 pm Monday. She heads to the Brooklyn navy yard for minor repairs and then joins the North Atlantic squadron at Hampton Roads awaiting orders.
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Cincinnati
New York
Fiorida Keys
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
North Atlantic Squadron
Irving
Hampton Roads
Nat Goodwin Sues Chicago Tribune for Libel in U S Court
Nathaniel Carl Goodwin Jr. of New York City known as Nat Goodwin filed a suit in U S court against the Chicago Tribune seeking 59009 damages. He alleges the paper published a false and malicious claim that he gambled at fare and won 2500 dollars last Saturday night, violating state law and city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmeaco
Nathaniel Carl Goodwin, Jr
New York City
Nat Goodwin
United States Court
Chicago Tribune
Arrests in Serious Poisoning Charge Reach Newark Link
St Louis papers say Peter Simon and Katie Vrianx were arrested Monday. Simon is wanted in Newark New Jersey for poisoning his wife and children. The girl from the Simon household fled with him to St Louis a week ago. Simon admits everything but the poisoning. The couple will be sent to Newark Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Peter Simon
Katie Vfrianx
Simon
Newark
N. J
Cuban Question Probed by Senate Subcommittee
Washington June 21 The senate subcommittee on foreign relations considered the Cuban matter but reached no conclusion. The issue will be discussed again at a full committee meeting on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Committee On Oreign Relations
Loge
Morgan
Sherman
Dixon and Walcott Start Training for El Paso Battles
George Dixon and Joe Walcott began training for their next contests at El Paso. They are at Coney Island now and will depart for El Paso on February 3 to begin the bout preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yixson
Walcott
New York
George Dixon
Joe Walcott
el Paso
Coney Island
State commissary bill aims at centralized supplies
Representative Van Fet prepares a measure to appoint a state commissary with a salary not less than 3000. The official would purchase all state institution supplies and supervise three assistants paid 200 to 1200 annually. The bill also creates a three member auditing committee with the attorney general or auditor as ex officio member, to meet quarterly and draw salaries. Supplies would be distributed from three established depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotesmos,. C
van Fet
Indiana State News Highlights Multiple Local Crimes and Fires
The report details robberies near Decatur and Grandview, a fatal train accident near Uniondale that crushed a sleeping suspect, arson at Little's Mines causing the death of two children, and various arrests and prosecutions. It notes bank reorganizations, counterfeit money arrests in Frankfort, and oil prospecting activity in Wabash and Lagro townships.
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American Warships
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Londo ‘Jans
the Daily News
Jordan
Indiana State News
Thrormtus Key
Marengo
Crawford County
Marshal Taylor
New Albany
Harrison
Grand Jury
Minnie
Flora
James Davenport
Fayette
George Wandel
Wm. Finch
August Tonio
Grandview
GrEorge Spraggin
Little's Mines
Petersburg
Rying
Joan P. Scuinterts
Columbus
Brown County
Tore
Johnson County
Mare Hiren Reyknops
Geo. Reynolds
Haughville
Citizens’ Committee
Joseph Merrill
Beckford County Bank
Merchant’ Bank
Hartford City
W. B. Cooley
A. G. Lupton
J. A. Newbour
M. Schmidt
W. H. Reed
Citizens’ Bank
Tren
Ross Lytle
Wim. Clars
Robert Williams
Thomas Morgan
George Booker
Clark
National League
Matthews
Callan
Thompson & Stansberry
Franklin
Thompson and Stansberry
Willard Matthews
George Nolan
Wapasi County
Liberty Township
Daniel Gift
M. S Grane
Lagro Township
Craig
Wao.urassox
Elwood
Saeth
Howard County
Tuxfirt
A.H. Gillespie & Co
Tipton
Oi Co
Koonz
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