Hastings meeting backs Hastings nomination for Governor
Ex mayor William B. Smith and other Philadelphia Republicans attended a business men's gathering at the Continental Hotel to rally support for General D. H. Hastings for Governor. A Hastings committee was formed, and a 100-member body pledged to push the nomination through party channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Continental Hotel
Ince
Colesberry
William B. Smith
Joel J. Baily
John T. Bailey
Frank Bruver
New Jersey House Forms Special Committee on Election Frauds
The New Jersey House, amid confusion, adopts a five member special committee to investigate violations of state election laws. Led by Fred Marsh, the panel targets Camden County and other Republican strongholds amid claims of extensive fraud. The vote passes 25 to 15 with Marsh Katsch Mullone Norris and Ward named to the panel. A parallel bill to pension Supreme Court judges at age seventy at 5000 dollars a year also clears second reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Trenton
Fred Marsh
House of Assembly
New Jersey
Camden County
Hudson County
Potts
Senate Committee
Marsh
Frauca
Kerr
Paterson
McCran
Heppenheimer
Katsch
Mullone
Norris
Ward
Supreme Court
Retail Merchants in Session at Scranton Convention
The annual convention of the Retail Merchants’ Protective Association of Pennsylvania opened at Ranbe Hall Scranton with President Tumbleston of Philadelphia presiding. J. A. Mears welcomed visitors as B. Charters of Pittsburgh and Reese of Pottsville outlined status, finances, and local arrears. Negotiations over per capita tax dominated afternoon and a possible Pittsburgh withdrawal was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Retail Merchants’ Protective Association of Pennsylvania
Ranbe Hall
William H. Tumbleston
Philadelphia
J. A. Mears
8. B. Charters
Pittsburg
Tumbleston
Reese
Pottsville
Pittsburg Association
State Association
Harrison Frazier & Co Sued Over Sugar Contract Loss
In United States District Court a suit by Herman Fortage August Mollmann and Robert Menteth of A Teadorph & Co. against Harrison Frazier & Co seeks over 63000 dollars for losses from a broken contract to buy 2500 tons of sugar. The Empress of India collision caused partial cargo disposal and sales raised 199,525.30 dollars. plaintiffs claim 63098.08 plus interest for further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress of India
Philippine Islands
Bermuda Islands
Trinidad
A. Tesdorph & Co
A Vessels Contract Judge Butler Decides Case
Judge Butler of the United States District Court ruled for Street Brothers against the Progreso owners. An August 1888 contract required the steamship to reach Charleston on October 1 to carry cotton to Europe. After loading sugar in Havana the ship was detained by yellow fever, delaying passage to Charleston. The court held the Progreso should have sailed to Charleston once the epidemic abated, making the owners liable for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazaretto
Havana
South
Charleston
Street Brothers
Butler
Grocer Montgomery Firm Accused in Fraud and Debts
Serious charges allege James F. Montgomery & Co., grocers at 128 North Fifteenth, removed assets and intend to defraud creditors. Three suits totaling 7500 were filed in county courts, including a 5000 judgment note from James Montgomery and attachments for 2079.61 and 407.86 for groceries sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Montgomery & Cro
North Fifteenth Street
James Montgomery
McCahan & Cooper
Relff, Wentz & Co
French Reconnaissance Fails at Dahomian Position
Paris April 22 The Temps reports a French force of 350 troops conducted a reconnaissance near Porto Novo Dahomian position and launched a silent attack. The French were forced to retreat to Porto Novo after thirty French soldiers and twenty native allies were killed or wounded. Dahomians suffered heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Temps
Porto Novo
American Consul Matthews Arrives at Tangier from Gibraltar
Consul Matthews newly appointed American consul at Tangier arrived today from Gibraltar aboard the United States Steamer Alliance. He was received with the customary ceremony by Tangier authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Tangier
Tanaier
Gibraltar
Alliance
Appointments and Accidents Mark Local News Roundup
J Henderson named Post master at Lemont Furnace. Dan Silver died after being struck by a train at Bluate Run Schuylkill county. George C Mahon appointed Storekeeper in the Twenty third internal revenue district. Rev Russell H Conwell lectured on oratory at Bucknell University Lewisburg. Cumberland county Tax Assessor listed John Comfort Democratic candidate for Congress as owner of thirty five dogs. Rev Dr T B Notly of Philadelphia noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henderson
Lemont Furnace
Dan Silver
Bluate Run
Schuylkill County
George C. Mahon
Gauer
Internal Revenue District
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Pees
Atudente
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Cumberland County
John ©. Comfort
Congress
T. B. Notly
Paying Broad Street The Project Considered by Council Members
A joint meeting of ward representatives from Broad street crossers debated asphalt paving from Columbia avenue to Passyunk avenue. Supporters cited citywide benefits, cost around 900000 if paving over Belgian blocks, with funds drawn from a 4,600,000 loan. Opponents questioned need and equity among streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Common Council
Columbia Avenue
Passyunk Avenue
Thomas M. Hammett
Hammett
Charles Adamson
Eighth Ward
John E. Hanifen
Twenty-ninth Ward
Mr. Hammett
Thornton
Thirtieth
Diamond Street
Peer Broad Street
Hagan
Second Ward
Smithers
Jenks
Twenty-fourth
Henderson
Twenty-sixth
J. H. Baizley
Stuart
Harr
Oxford
Mouont Vernon Streets
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Filbert
Vulcanitc
Eees Wid
Fir
Emin Pasha Nearing End of Equatorial Mission
Special cable reports Emin Pasha’s health failing and eyesight nearly gone as he nears departure from the Equatorial provinces. He recently joined by 200 Egyptian soldiers and plans to civilize and settle the region with European presence in about twenty years. German advances toward the lakes continue, with rear stations formed as they move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Herald
Manserites
Mendoza
Zanzibar
Emin Pasha
Equatorial
Aden
M. Casoti
Emin
Africa
Editor Bennett's Yacht Damaged in China Seas
April 22 report from Nice describes the yacht Namoona owned by James Gordon Bennett struck by a sudden storm in the China seas. A large wave swept over the deck washing three crew overboard while Bennett and a party of young friends remained aboard as the yacht limped into a small Chinese port for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
the Times
Dunlap's
Nice
James Gordon Bennett
China Seas
Mr. Bennett
Rescued at the Altar in Virginia Bigamy Scandal
Miss Victoria Wright of Worcester county 18 was saved at the altar when a wife’s letter exposed Henry Lercatelle of Salisbury as a married man. The minister halted the ceremony as the bride fainted and the wife with three children seeks the missing husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltimony
Victoria Wright
Worcester County
Henry
Lercatelle
Salisbury
Mappsburg
Accomac County
Misa Wright
Miss Wright
Riot by Striking Carpenters Wounds Sergeant in Chicago
In Chicago’s southwestern district a strike riot blocked Wallace street near Thirty-third. About fifty strikers were jailed and Police Sergeant Begley was beaten. A police detachment arrested around thirty rioters while non-union carpenters fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Street
Begley
Fires and losses hit multiple sites nationwide
A San Francisco bag house fire at Neville and Co. caused major damage while The King and Hamilton implement works in Ottawa were destroyed. Cairo City Flour Mills near Oak Island burned, with losses near 25000 and 10600 insured. The US steamship Fasex was commissioned in New York and may join the South Atlantic squadron. The Senate confirmed two postmasters. In a Great Eastern Mine shaft accident near Norway, Captain William Hooper and James Martin were killed and five miners injured. A body found south of Reckford, Tennessee, raises murder or accidental death questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville & Co
San Franccisco
King & Hamilton
Ottawa
Cairo City
Oak
C. Gallander & Son
United States
Fasex
New York
Senate
G. A. van Greeen Po
Montclair
N. J
J. W. Newlin
Millville
William Hooper
James Martin
Great Eastern
Norway
Frank A. Harbison
William Harbieo
Reckford
Reception at the White House during President Harrison's era
The Times reports a grand White House reception for army and navy officers, decorators rich with flowers and flags, and guests including Mrs Harrison, Mrs Morton, Mrs Miller, and General Breckenridge. Sousa led music as the band played Home Sweet Home, with about a thousand attendees. another afternoon reception featured Mrs Dalsell and Mrs Flower entertaining visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Times Bureau
Corcoran Building
Wasaixeron
Harrison
White House
Army
Navy
Amilax
Professor Sousa
Indies
Evarts
McKee
Shepard
Windom
Wanapinker
Jackson
Dalzell
Mra. Cockrell
Curliste
Miller
Breckenridge
Dace
Madame Guzman
Sweet Home
John Dadzell
Congressman Dalsell
Pittsburg
Misa Beas
Roswell P. Flower
Mrs. Taylor
Miss Flower
Watertown
N. Y
Cigar Makers Protest McKinley Tariff Meeting in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia gathering of cigar manufacturers at the Continental Hotel unites to oppose the McKinley tariff provisions on leaf tobacco. Representatives from major firms join a six member committee to draft a memorial urging Washington to adopt a uniform 75 cent per pound duty on cigar wrappers and 8 cents per pound on fillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Continental Hotel
United States
A. Roig & Langesdorf
T. J. Dunn & Co
Boltz, Clymer & Co
Lichter Brothers
P. C. Fulweller
Wetterlein Brothers
C. W. Mecke & Co
Theobald & Oppenheimer
J. A. Jeitles &Co
Otto Eisenlohr
Klee & Wolf
Frank Teller & Co
George G. Geyer & Co
Batchelor Brothers
J. Lansdorf
T. J. Dunn
John Boltz
A. Lichten
Joseph 8. Vetterlein
James M. Jeities
Pitesburg Switchmen Question of Strike and Support
The Pitesburg Switchmen face a possible forfeiture of union support if they strike without federation consent. Grand Master Wilkison must consult the Executive Board, a process taking days, making a strike unlikely before next week. Wilkison and Downey are pressing for a compromise with railroad officials to favor the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrtsburg
Railroad Union
Switchmen’s Union Union
Wilkison
Federation of
Federation
Parnell's Ambiguous Position on Land Purchase Bill
The Freeman's Journal notes Mr Parnell's speech in the House of Commons proposing to retain landlords in Ireland for the land purchase scheme. The Express and Independent Conservative view the idea as remarkable from him, claiming it echoes the landlords' precepts rejected before the 1881 Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
The
Freeman's Journal
Mr. Parnell
House of Commons
Parnell
Ireland
Burns From Lamp Fire Claim Mrs. Melissa Kimmel
Coroner Ashbridge opened an inquiry into the death of 39 year old Mrs. Melissa Kimmel who died at Episcopal Hospital from burns suffered at 8218 Clifton Street Saturday evening. Husband George Kimmel testified she lit an oil lamp and dropped a burning match causing flames to spread. he attempted to stamp out the fire and threw carpet on her. Officer Stone transported her to the hospital, finding her on a settee ten minutes later. Jury ruled death was due to accidental burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbridge
Melissa Kimmel
Episcopal Hospital
Clifton Street
George Kimmel
They Tried to Pawn the Vase
A large hall vase stolen from Mrs Cox at 1512 Spruce Street. Officers arrested two men at Seventeenth and Bainbridge attempting to pawn the ornament. Suspects named William Gordon, without a home, and William Ralston of 23 Benton Street. Each held on $500 bail by Magistrate Smith.
Receipts for Liquor Licenses Rise in City Totals
City Treasurer Barteley reported after License Court action that 1 018 applicants had paid fees. Of these, 812 were retail dealers, 123 wholesale dealers, and 28 brewers and distillers. Total receipts near half a million dollars with bridge returns expected to push toward a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barteley
War ships barred from Malta by epidemic in port
A Special Cable Telegram from Danidp’s Cable Company reports that the American North Atlantic squadron was blocked from entering Malta due to an outbreak of eulogia, a disease resembling typhoid fever, with the squadron subsequently proceeding to Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
THE
TIMES
Danidp
Prragens
Missing Philadelphia railroad supervisor Newton sought
Police and relatives continue to search for Benjamin B. Newton former supervisor on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad who vanished from his Plaisten NJ home amid unconfirmed reports of possible self harm. Neighbors report no sighting since the disappearance and local authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Benjamin B. Newton
Philadelphia and
Reading F
Plaianen
Death of Thomas K. Starrett noted in Northern county
Retired merchant Thomas K. Starrett, a respected and well known figure in Northern county, is reported dead. The obituary notes his standing in business and community life. Further details on the date and circumstances are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsta
Thomas K. Starrett
Sais Lest
Northern
Indianapolis Strike Settled After Five Hour Talks
In Indianapolis on April 22 a conference between the striking carpenters and the Contractors' Association with Mayor Sullivan led to a settlement of the eight hour strike. Contractors agree to pay competent journeymen and joiners thirty cents more and recognize the eight hour day. Arbitration minutes set the rate at thirty-five cents an hour for skilled workers. About five hundred men will resume work tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Indianapolis
Carpenters
Contractors’ Association
Sullivan
Prottahir Fatal Explosion Shakes Colebrook Furnace Town
Special Telegram to THR reports a morning explosion at Colebrook Furnace No 1 in Lebanon. Engineer William Wright suffered severe burns and likely perished, with the blast rattling houses and causing major damage to the furnace.
Another Resignation John Poatmaster of the Sta ton
A note reports the resignation of John for the position of postmaster at Himetown begun in May. Local officials appoint replacement as the community awaits official confirmation of the new mail manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Staton
Himetown
Eetabtisvel
Eva Hamilton's food claims denied by New Jersey probe
The final meeting of the special legislative committee investigating New Jersey State Prison found no truth to stories that Eva Hamilton received special liberties or luxury dining. Prison officials testified Hamilton was ill and hospitalized. a prisoner who died after a disciplinary kick was said to have died of natural causes after illness.
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Tae
Trenton
New Jersey
Eva Hamilton
Shepherd
Hamilton
Patterson
Rosseau Acquitted After Murder Trial Duel in New Jersey
In Tom's River New Jersey on April 22 the Rosseau murder trial concluded with a second degree murder acquittal. Experts testified the fatal wound may have been accidental and caused by Murphy's own actions and the gun's dangerous rebounding lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom's River
N. J
Rosseau
Murphy
Holman
Sefton Beaujeau
New York
Damond Vonlinger
Miner Beaten to Death in Olyphant
Special Telegram to Tur Timea: John Frazer, a miner in Olyphant, was found dying on Jones street with a crushed skull and knife wounds. He died after 2 PM. Three men Michael Harnock, Michael Switzik and Michael Pastic were arrested this afternoon and held on suspicion with no statements given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Timea
Scranton
John Frazer
Olyphant
Jones Street
Michael Harnock
Michael Switzik
Michael Pastic
Apt
The Silver Spoons Come High
Henry McShane of 2808 Lombard Street was arraigned before Magistrate Smith at City Hall on larceny charges for a dozen silver spoons taken from Charles W Brown of 208 South Thirty seventh Street. A witness identified the accused as the man who pledged the missing items. bail set at 1000 dollars for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McShane
Lombard Street
Smith
Charles W. Brown
South Thirty-seventh Street
McShane
Prises
Wnbroker Cohen
Fifteenth
Bainbridge Streets
Striking case of morphine induced mental lapse at Colonade Hotel
A well dressed man registered as Frank Abbott of New York at the Colonade Hotel on Fifteenth and Chestnut. In the breakfast room he behaved oddly, gave vague answers, and a physician diagnosed temporary aberration of mind likely from morphine use. He was sent to the Pennsylvania Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonnade
Fifteenth and
Chestnut Streets
Frank Abbott
New York City
Pennsylvania
Two Criminals Held In Bogus Orders Case
Officer Morrow of the Second district arrested Carmine Bucci of 757 South Sixth Street on Monday night for obtaining goods from R Amerie by bogus orders. The dealer identified Bucci. En route to the station Raphael Pontelli of 740 Spafford street, a friend of Bucci, cut Amerie with a knife. Pontelli was held in 800 bail and Bucci in 500 bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Second District
Carmine Bucci
South Sixth Street
R. Amerie
Bucci
Raphael Pontelli
Spafford Street
Amerie
Kane
Ponteli
Cigar Store Fire Damages Hurley & Hirsh Establishment
Fire broke out shortly after 11 last night in the basement of Hurley & Hirshs cigar store, destroying stock valued over 2000 dollars. The blaze spread to Forepaughs Theatre but will not disrupt today’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley & Hireh
Fie
Hurley & Hirsh
More Honors for Stanley as Congo visitors gather
April 22 reports three parties in honor of Mr Stanley as Mr Terrell the U S minister hosts a dinner for Stanley Dr Parke and party members. The Congo committee plans a ball later and the Anti-Slavery Society will host a luncheon. Dr Parke claims Emin Pasha suffers cataracts with sight lost in one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanter
Broveeers
Mr. Terrell
United States
Mr. Stanley
Dr. Parke
Congo
Anti-Slavery Society
Parke
Emin Pasha
Great Strike In Prospect Over Pay Cuts
CartcaGco April 22. Vice President and General Manager C H Crosby of United States Express Company declared the company cannot recede from its position on cutting down sv iaries. A strike extending throughout the express system in all U S cities will probably be the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CartcaGco
C. H. Crosby
United States Express Company
United States
Cleveland Return Home After Telegram to THY Trane
Mrs Cleveland returns home from New York after a telegram exchange with Mrs Grover Cleveland and Ester Laughton. The event centers on a simple departure and arrival note with local references and modest social details.
Jealous Love Sparks Deadly Double Shot in New York State
A reported 12:30 AM revolver attack in front of First Ward Presbyterian Church left Joseph H. Kearney near death. Lizzie M. Dear, a 25 year old former sweetheart of Kearney, was arrested after being found at her home. Police investigation suggests jealousy over Miss Nellie Costello, 16, who was promised marriage to Kearney. Kearney spoke of Nellie before succumbing to his wounds. the case drew high local attention due to the Kearney family's prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surviver
First Ward Presbyterian Church
Lizzie M. Dear
Joseph H. Kearney
William Kearney
Kearney
Father Mullaney
Lizzie Dear
Miss Dear
Nellie Costello
Miss Costello
Nellie
Stable Fire on Kensington Avenue Kills Four Horses
Shortly after 10 am yesterday boys playing near a bonfire on Harrowgate lane caused a spark that set a stable behind Stephen K. Webster's home at 8545 Kensington avenue ablaze. The fire destroyed hay and the stable’s contents including four horses, two cows, sleighs, wagons and harness. Baker Frederick Eugle suffered severe burns while trying to save his horse. damages estimated at 2,500 with 1,450 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrowgate Lane
Frankford
Stephen K. Webster
Kensington Avenue
Frederick Eugle
Murdered for Mrs Money near PrittspurG
A miner named John Beecher was murdered near his home in Oli phant Furnace, Pennsylvania, and robbed of his wages from Saturday. Found by the roadside with a crushed skull, the crime lacks a clear suspect. Authorities report the wound likely from a blunt mining tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money
Prittspurg
Oliphant Furnace
John Beecher
Bren nan Wins Tenth Representative Seat in Providence
Providence Rhode Island April 22 Democrat John M Bren nan was elected Tenth Representative by a 2098 majority in a total vote of 7601 for Bren nan and 15617 for his opponent. The result does not alter power as Democrats already controlled the grand committee. In London April 22 Arabs captured an English couple and their guide touring Petra. the British Consul at Jerusalem paid a ransom for their release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R I
John M. Brennan
Grand Committee
London
Gray
Petra
Arabia
Jerusalem
Resignations after Ticino Treasurer Embezzlement Scandal
In Brunei April 22, Swiss Ticino Canton faces a crisis as embezzlement of 1,000,000 francs by the Canton treasurer triggers the resignation of the entire Cantonal Government. The incident prompts political upheaval and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunei
Canton
Ticino
Ovean Forecast For Wednesday With Light Showers
A weather forecast notes pair weather for Wednesday followed by light local showers and warmer southerly winds. Temperature yesterday shows 56 at 8 AM, 73 at SP. M, 59, and 61 as the high and low values.
Fire destroys bakery and Lohner laughter house in local losses
Fire yesterday wiped out the cracker bakery and warehouse of Jo seph Hitchner at West Pittston with an estimated $8,000 loss. Hofner’s laughter house at 1740 Otsego street burned and one home was lost, with about $1,200 in damages. Origin of both blazes is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Hitchner
West Pittston
Nicholas Hofner
Otsego Street
Plymouth
Trust Company
Reading Iron Company
Charles Dessart
Patrick Carr
Germantown Avenue
Smith
Pn Hall
Liquithout
John W. Boughton
Strawbridge & Chase
McKennan and Butler
United States Circuit Court
Yarid Court
Thayer
Mary Cavanaugh
Washington Avenue
Frank Quinn
Penn Square
John Reikof
Catharine Street
Te 4 Wood
Morocco
Mascher Jefferson Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Jan Garegynski
Pennsyrania
Initia
Court of Common Pleas
Edward McConnell
Leonard White
McSwieren
David Sree
Judas
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Hastings Meeting
Leeds
Republican State Committee
George R. Carson
Montgomery County
General Hastings
Thomas W. Martindale
Lawson
Grady
J.B Reyburn
Thomas A. Graham
Nagres
Gillender
O. W. Bergner
B. Stinson
Thomas Hallman
Reyburn
Rowland B. Allen
G. J. Field
George
Howell
Ed Rodonce
Mahlon Bryan
Charles Lennig
E. J. Howell
Hicks Conrad
L. Smedier
Edward Longstreth
le Roy Kramer
E. O. Knight
Alexander Crow
Thomas B. Schriver
Joseph Culbert
Lewis Merrill
A B. Warne
Arthur Moore
Brad Oehee
Watson McKeenan
Thomas L. Mattson
James FP. Nope
Arthur H. Tere
W. R. Tucker
James A. Drews
Wesley Supplee
Doug al Clark
Alan Wood, Jr
D. A. Keyes
B. Paxson
Perkins E. Gaskell
Thomas W. Price
J. B. Ale
Henry Jay
W. B. Smith
J. M. Kerns
Ephraim Young
M. Loughhead
Gentner
Twelfth
Samuel J. Randall
Senator McAleer
James M. Beck
Matthew Dittmann
Adam 8. Conway
John E. Faunce
Squire McMullen
Washington
McMullen
Randall
Andrews
Frank Willing Leach
Essage
Psehington
Harrisburg
Continental
Watres
Lackawanna County
Pugh
George R. Scull
F. W. Biesecker
Somerset
Pettis
Crawford
Lilly
Mauch Chonk
J. C. Tower
Adams County
F. H. Barker
Cambria
Warren
Knapp
Lackawanna
Keyser
Edward Hatch
Controller
Dechert
Joseph H. Klemmer
Internal Revenue
Taylor
J. McClernan
Hatch
Harry Edenborn
McClernan
Mas Fay
Pathan
Jersey
State Organization
Tae Tr
Harrison, Frazier & CO
BROAD
Etting
Harris
Yeas
Arm
Haines
Hartman
Anderson
McMurray
Irvine
McMichael
Baldwin
Artio
Bown
Carroll
Stalthers
SL. Fisher
Ipson
Nason
Frey
Yarrow
Grace
Nays
Hook
Hain
Ner
N.Y. Herald
Samuel R. Thayer
Netherlands
Charles Emory Smith
Russia
States General
Hotel Vien Doolen
Thayer and
Brussels
Explorer Stanley
Jewell
Belgium
Maryland
Trim
Chicago
Pitesburg
Trish
Frank Hall
Twentythird
Tue Tres
Billy McGlory
McGlory
McGinty
Jack Murphy
Syracuse
New York State
Tom Truma
Ovean
Bie
Sito
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