Senate sugar schedule debate on tariff bill ends with vote
In Washington on June 15 the Senate resumed the sugar schedule of the tariff bill. Caffery of Louisiana challenged Lindsay’s 1.95 cent rate as excessive, citing sugar trust figures. The Lindsay amendment failed 82 to 35. Pettigrew pressed an anti trust clause affecting duties, while Hoar warned it had no place in tariff law. Allison moved to table. vote 35 to 82. The chamber adjourned after routine dairy and tobacco schedule actions.
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Washington
Senate
Caffery
Sugar Planters’ Association of Louisiana
Lindsay
Carlisle
Sugar Trust
Kentucky
United States
Germany
Allison
Yeas
McEnery
Meiers
Mantle and Pettigrew
White
Cal
West
Hawaiian Islands
Mr. Allison
Mr. Pettigrew
Massachusetts
Hoar
Pettigrew
Gear
Iowa
Chilton
Texas
Mr. Chilton
Faulkner
Gallinger
Burrows
Cullom
Davis
Deboe
Elkins
Fairbanks
Foraker
Frye
Gear Hanna
Hawley
McBride
McMillin
Mason
Nelson
Penrose
Perkins
Platt
Connecticut
New York
Pritchard
Proctor
Quay
Sewell
Shoup
Spooner
Thurston
Warren
Wellington
Wetmore
Wilson
Jones
Nevada
Morgan
Bacon
Bate
Berry
Clay
Cockrell
Gray
Arkansas
Kenney
McLaurin
Mallory
Martin
Mitchell
Murphy
Pasco
Pettus
Rawlins
Roach
Tillman
Turple
Walthall
Butler
Harris
Kansas
Heltfeld
Kyle
Turner
Messrs. Pasco and
Anti-Trust Amendments Add Proviso Amid Tariff Debate
Washington June 15 After Pettigrew laid his anti trust tariff amendment on the table he proposed a proviso denying increased duties to goods whose sale or manufacture is controlled by trusts. Chilton offered a similar anti trust measure threatening three year penalties for transporting trusted articles between states. Pasco proposed a court driven method to prove a trust existence and allow duty free admission of raw materials or improved articles if a trust is found.
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Hoar
Chicago
Washington
Pettigrew
Chilton
Texas
United States
Pasco
Secretary of the Interior
Sharp Fight in Caucus Over Sugar Schedule Delay
The Republican caucus rejected Senator Spooner’s amendment to postpone the sugar schedule by six months after the tariff bill’s passage. A large majority argued staggered effects are impracticable and would invite fore goods manipulation. Spooner’s proposal lost 18 to 12 amid Western versus Eastern opposition.
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Washington
Spooner
Sugar
Protests Against Beer Tax Presented by Senators
Special Telegram to The Times reports Senators Quay and Penrose seated today. Quay presented a petition from Easton citizens opposing the higher beer tax. Sewell submitted petitions from Jersey City Bayonne West Orange Hoboken Perth Amboy Passaic Bloomfield Manhattan Park Hackensack and Philadelphia against the tax and petitions from New Brunswick and Millville urging prompt tariff bill action.
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Washington
Quay
Penrose
Senator Quay
Easton
Senator Sewell
Jersey City
Bayonne
West Orange
Hoboken
Perth Amadey Passaic
Bloomfield
Manhattan Park
Ackensack
Philadelphia
New Brunswick
Millville
Postmaster Appointments Change Across States
Washington reports 119 fourth class postmasters named today. 81 by removal after four years service or for other reasons, 29 due to death or resignation. Names include Pennsylvania Bradonville Thomas Robbins replacing W B Smith, Geneva A Brooks replacing D A Perle, Mountain Top A Thompson replacing N M Yocum, Weltz Elizabeth Ward replacing R B Weltz, Harrington A J Kinney replacing Josiah Melville, Hollandville W C Jump replacing J L Hopkins.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Bradonville
Thomas Robbins
W. B. Smith
Geneva
A. Brooks
D. A. Perle
Mountain Top
A. Thompson
N. M. Yocum
Welt
President nominates Alaska governor and district commissioners
Washington June 15 The President sent nominations to the Senate Interior John G Brady Alaska to be Governor of the district of Alaska Caldwell W Tuttle Indiana and John E Crane Illinois to be commissioners in and for the district of Alaska Navy Second Lieutenant George Richards United States Marine Corps to be first lieutenant.
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Washington
Senate
John G. Brady
Alaska
District of Alaska
District Ofaska
Caldwell W. Tuttle
Indiana
Andohn E. Crane
Illinois
Navy
George Richards
United States Marine Corps
Washington notes on recent government movements and actions
Secretary Bliss returned from New York yesterday. Judge Advocate General Lemly has returned from Boston after inspecting the naval prison. Immigration inspector Delehanty of Boston resigns and the Treasury will act after the investigation report. Assistant Secretary Spaulding authorized New York immigration seals to examine immigrants on shipboard until land facilities are ready.
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Bliss
New York
Lemly
Washington
Boston
Naval Prison
Delehanty
Treasury Department
Department
Spaulding
Immigration Ceals
Leather Belt Store Ad with Sterling Buckles and Silk Belts
An advertisement promotes leather belts with silk coverings in solid colors and plaid. Features sterling silver buckles that are enameled jeweled and gilt. Promises a unique Swell Double Trace belt design unavailable elsewhere.
Blouse Sets Highlight Sterling Silver Displays
Simons Bro Co advertises blouses and belt sets in plain and enamelled sterling silver buttons. It promotes genuine amethyst and carbuncle stones, claiming price focus has doubled their blouse set business while stressing they are manufacturers at 616 Chestnut.
Blocking Plans To Raise Revenue In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg June 15 the Ways and Means Committee favors the Bliss horizontal tax bill to raise one mill for a limited time while Democrats prepare to oppose revenue measures. House debates extend delays as beer tax and inheritance tax battles loom. Governor Hastings signs a three cent daily tax on employed un naturalized men. The vote to extend the committee was defeated.
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Ways and Means Committee
Senator Quay
Washington
Harrisburg
Ways and Means
House
Senate
Are
Hastings
Campbell
Fayette
Topene
Ublic
Landa
E House
Connell
Lackawanna
Scott
Philadelphia
Conference Committee
Hamilton Road
Phillips
Chester
Piollet
Nesbitt
Northumberland
Commission of
Grace Church
Williams
Bedford
Parnassus
Westmoreland County
Bureau of Mines
French
Saunder-Roberts
Provices
Revenue bill killed in Harrisburg session
June 15 in Harrisburg the House killed the bicycle tax bill by 68 to 70, with $1 yearly on non pneumatic bicycles and $3 on traction engines, earmarked for roads. Other measures stalled or delayed included the direct inheritance tax and regulation bills, while some Senate bills passed or were postponed amid a push to end the session by July 1.
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Harrisburg
Baldwin
Delaware
Marshall
Allegheny
Boyer
Senate
House
German Township
Fayette County
Insurance Commission
Harris
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Pure Food Areau
McElhenny
Aleee
Cent Maton
Lowed
Reatoe Chess
Hosack
Ware
Pupae
Jon
Senate Acts and Adjourns After June Session Actions
In Harrisburg the Senate learned it had last evening concurred in extending the oleomargarine investigation time, though the House defeated it. The Delaware river dam bill moved over, building and loan stock tax act passed, and a bill limiting penal institution inmates in manufacturing goods and banning machinery use passed. A brewer license measure requiring sales to licensed dealers and allowing dual brewery ownership with fees also passed. The Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Coyle
A Pretty June Wedding of William Wolff and Anne Fording
William Wolff general director of Castle Square Opera Companies and senior member of Wolff Fording Co Boston wed Miss Anne Fording in Temple Keneseth Israel Boston. Ceremony featured roses and ferns, Letli Simonson conducting orchestra, Mendelssohn Wedding March. Only immediate family present, guests included Wolff relatives from Syracuse Boston Chicago New York. A banquet followed at the Hotel Endig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolff
Castle Square Opera Companies
Wolff, Fording & Co
Boston
Anne Fording
Krauskopf
Temple Keneseth Israel
Roses
Ferns
Grand Opera House
Letli Simonson
Mr. Wolff
Syracuse
Herman Wolff
Lewis Wolff
Chicago
Kleinman
New York
Endig
Democrats Open Campaign on Eastern Shore in Talbot Meeting
Easton Md June 15 Democrats opened campaign on the Eastern Shore with a mass meeting in Talbot county. Charles Carrington James Caulk R J Dawson and Colonel F H Johnson named to represent the county at the judicial convention in Denton June 30. Delegates pledge support for William R Martin for Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Easton
Talbot County
Charles §. Carrington
James H. Caulk
R. J. Dawson
F. H. Johnson
Denton
William R. Martin
Second Judicial Circuit
Fourth of July events and civic notes in Woodbury area
Across the Delaware Sunday schools of Woodbury plan a Fourth of July celebration. Sea Isle City spends 16350 for the year. Friendship Fire Company of Woodbury marked an anniversary. Stone Harbor Fishery ships near a carload daily to Philadelphia. Sea Isle Excursion House rented for season. Woodbury wheelmen to join Tioga Century Run. Anglesea beach pavilion opened by Borough Council. Holly Beach seeking funds to build a church with Bishop Cook visiting. Burlington school census shows 1624 children total with 123 colored, 406 not in school, 259 in private schools. Sea Isle Volunteer Fire Company reelects J P Delaney president and Alfred Steelman treasurer. company has 25 members.
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Woodbury
Benjamin C. Rulon
Pitman Grove
Sea Isle City
Friendship Fire Company
Stone Harbor
Philadelphia
Woodbury Wheelmen
Tioga Wheelmen
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Bishop Cook
Burlington
Sea Isle City Volunteer Fire Company
J. P. Delaney
Alfred Steelman
Arndt Gordon
Burglary at T B Hertzogs Store in Shamokin
Burglars forced a door at T B Hertzogs store in Shamokin and stole goods valued at 300 dollars early yesterday. Simon A Feldman of Allentown, a Democratic figure, died at his home yesterday. he was well known in Philadelphia. Horace Mowery of Spring City wed Catharine Brown of Parkerford at the Parkerford Baptist parsonage. Marsden Co plaster board plant in Chester saw a wage equalization strike by moulders last night.
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T. B. Hertzog
Shamokin
Simon A. Feldman
Allentown
Philadelphia
Horace Mowery
Spring City
Perereay
Baptist Parsonage
Parkerford
W. Johnston
Catharine Brownback
Marsden & Co
Chester
Shipping News: Vessels Movements at Philadelphia and New York
Movements of sea going craft at principal American and foreign ports. Schedules of vessels to arrive and depart from the ports of Philadelphia and New York, Delaware River and Bay. News closing of the foreign mails.
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Philadelphia
New York
Delaware River
Bay News
Port of Philadelphia Vessel Arrivals and Tonnage Report
The Port of Philadelphia bulletin lists arrivals for Tuesday June 15 including steamers Danial British Scott Hull and others with cargoes of ballast fruit merchandise and passengers. Several sailing vessels and tugs are noted including Nellie E. Rawson in tow Wrestler and multiple schooners bringing asphalt ballast ice and timber from New York Boston and Kennebec with firms such as J B Hamel Jr Co and W P Clyde Co involved.
Clearances on June 15 list numerous ships and firms
A long list of vessel names owners and associated firms in a June 15 clearance notice includes steamers La Campine Dutch Marktschloeger Antwerp Gust Heye Borderer British Hay Havana J B Hamel Jr Co Ethelwold List Port Antonio Quaker City Fruit Co City of Truro Fulcher Fernandina O G Hempstead & Son Strathord McIntyre Mobile C G Hempstead & Son Williamsport Godfrey Bangor towing barge Brookside destined for Boston and other entities such as W P Clyde Co Bene factor Trrasens New York George H Davis Albany asthans Groves Jr Grace Baltimore F S G ragi Carlo Tislian Trapani Palermo L Ru Schooners Pepirate A Van Brunt Curtis Providence J L Nicholson William H Bailey Sullivan Lawin Cobb Beverly A D Lamson Smith Savannah Pettit & Co William D Marvel O Keefe Groton McShain & Co
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la Campine
Marktschloeger
Antwerp
Gust. Heye
Borderer
Hay
Havana
J. B. Hamel, Jr., & Co
Ethelwold
List
Port Antonio
Quaker City Fruit Company
City of Truro
Fulcher
Fernandina
O. G. Hempstead & Son
Strathord
McIntyre
Mobile
C. G. Hempstead & Son
Williamsport
Godfrey
Bangor
Gragi Carlo
Tislian
Trapani
Palermo
L. Ru
Pepirate
A. van Brunt
Curtis
Providence
J. L. Nicholson
William H. Bailey
Bailey
Groton
Sullivan Lawin
Cobb,Beverly
A. D. Lamson
Smith
Savannah
Ocean Steamers Arrive and Depart Philadelphia Schedule
Delaware Bay and River News reports ships sailing from Philadelphia with arrivals due June 19 to 26 including steamers A. Booth and City of Key West, brig Irene from St. Vincent, and various vessels bound for New York Philadelphia Norfolk and Montreal.
Steamers and schooners arrive at multiple ports from Philadelphia
A flotilla of vessels from Philadelphia reaches Halifax, Vera Cruz, Boston, Vineyard Haven, Hyannis, Bath, Newbern, New Haven, Savannah, and other ports between the 11th and 15th instant. British, German, and American ships including steamers Gladestry Corean Mexicano Barnwood Harrisburg and Zion sail or arrive, with many schooners such as Adella Carson Falmouth Stearns Ruth Shaw Annie Ainslie and Jeremiah Smith in transit or docked at various ports.
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Gladestry
Philadelphia
Grindstone Island
Corean
Glasgow
Halifax
Mexicano
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Barnwood
St. Jago
A. M
Harrisburg
Kohinoor
Boston
Zion
Delaware
Rio Janeiro
Katahdin
Vineyard Haven
Darpa
St. John
N. B
Harry A. Berwind
Brunswick
Adella Carson
Levering
Bath
Falmouth
Albert T. Stearns
Ruth Shaw
J. Frank Seavey
Hyannis
Thomas Winsmore
Lottie R. Russell
Jacksonville
Colin C. Baker
Lynn
Agnes M. Quillen
Newberne
N. C
Scir Grace Seymour
New Haven
Annie Ainslie
Savannah
Jeremiah Smith
Saco
Theodore Dean
T. W. H. White
Gardiner
Closing of Foreign Mails at Philadelphia June 16
Shipping notices list foreign mail departures from Philadelphia across multiple routes including Europe via St Paul Noordland Ravensgale Ethelwold Augusta Victoria and Campania. Timings range from early morning to late evening with destinations including Europe Belgium Jamaica Nassau Germany and Denmark. Some entries are partially garbled but indicate scheduled sailings and special-address conditions.
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Philadelphia
Europe
St. Paul
Southampton
Belgium
Noordland
Antwerp
Newfoundland
Ravensgale
Jamaica
Ethelwold
Nassau
Antilla
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Christiania
Russia
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Campania
Queenstown
Bermuda
Shien
Santiago de Cuba
S. Valencia
Partane Island
Port Au de
Fragmentary OCR City Adaddresses Across Regions
Fragmented text lists addresses and routes in France, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt and British India. Mentions Havre, Berlin, Routbamnen, and Europe but lacks coherent event or action. No clear date or organization.
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France
Switzerland
Iary
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
British India
la Champagne
Havre
Peraly
Europe
Berlin
Italy
Fevpt
Port of New York Arrivals and Departures listed
New York dated June 15 lists arrivals including Basuto Mauritius Banan Kingston Anerley Tampico Mobile London. Departures show Rion Hull Whiteall Dunkirk Bovie Saale Bremen Ca cique Valparaiso Adria Philadelphia Gallina Tampa Polycarp Barbadoes and more to Antwerp Chateau Lafite Mediterranean ports Diamant Flushing Ludgate Leith Macduff Saar Michigan London Strathairly St John N B St. Paul Lombard Hont Wing Shanghai Sgapee Patria Marseilles with due date June 16.
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New York
Basuto
Mauritius
Banan
Kingston
Anerley
Tampico
Mobile
London
Rion
Hull
Whiteall
Dunkirk
Bovie
Et Saale
Bremen
Cacique
Valparaiso
Adria
Philadelphia
Gallina
Tampa
Polycarp
Barbadoes
Maranham
Noordland
Antwerp
Chateau Lafite
Mediterranean
Diamant
Flushing
Ludgate
Leith
Macduff Saar Michigan
Strathairly
St. John
N. B
St. Paul
Lombard
Hont Wing
Shanghai
Sgapee
Patria
Marseilles
Closing of Foreign Mails at New York
Closing of foreign mails at New York on Wednesday June 16 for Europe via steamer St Paul at 7 A M with supplementary at 9 A M and Noordland at 10 A M June 17 for Germany via Augusta Victoria at 4 A M and Europe via Campania at 6 A M
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New York
Europe
St. Paul
Ae Er
Noordland
Germany
Augusta Victoria
Campania
Maritime Vessels Arrivals and Sailings Across Ports
A long list of ship arrivals and sailings dated June across multiple ports including Baltimore Liverpool Stettin Dublin New York and Hong Kong style entries. Notable entries mention vessels such as Dania Elsie Gallia Ocean steamers and noted errors in reports about Monowai sailing.
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Kinsale
Templemore
Baltimore
Liverpool
Aarhaus
Dania
Stettin
Elsie
Fernandina
Dublin
Monte Rosa
Newport News
St. Michaels
Drumfell
Pensacola
Sharpness
Gallia
Boston
Pinner's Point
Norfolk
Cafh
New York
Enn Ae Aa
Maurice and Reunion
Orleans
St. Michael's
Bohemia
Hamburg
Boulogne and Rotter- Copenhagen
Island
Auckland
Moana
San Francisco
Monowai
New Orleans
Barry
Elbruz
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt's Yacht Valiant Leaves Port in New York
The steam yacht Valiant owned by William K. Vanderbilt along with a party sails for Southampton from New York on June 15. Reports from Philadelphia note the tug Lalu B. Cramer destroyed by fire near Tinicum Island at 8 PM. The Nellie E. Rawson fishing steamer, damaged off Turtle Gut Inlet, was towed to Reedy Island. The Ohio, a British steamer beached at Sinclair Bay, is temporarily repaired and will move to Sunderland when weather clears.
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Vanderbilt
Valiant
Port
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Southampton
Philadelphia
Lalu B. Cramner
West End
Tiniim Island
Nellie E. Rawson
Turtle Gut Inlet
Reedy Island
Ohio
Sinclair Ba
Wildeseese
Sunderland
Freight Rates For Coal Ships From Philadelphia
The schooners Samuel W Filton and Leander Beebe load coal in Philadelphia for Portland and Boston at 55 cents per ton. The schooner Demkil ships coal to Bath at 70 cents and to arm Horatio sailing to Plymouth from Philadelphia.
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Samuel W. Filton
Philadelphia
Portland
Demkil
Bath
Horatio
Plymouth
Leander Beebe
Boston
Princeton’s Gala Week Alumni Day Features Exposition
Alumni Day at Princeton marks the 150th commencement with lab tours, displays of engineering drawings, theses, and microscopy. Whig and Clio halls hold secret meetings. a Nassau Hall procession, alumni dinner, and gymnastic show draw crowds. the Lynde prize debate precedes the sophomore promenade and a grand Casino dance.
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Princeton
John ©. Green
Clio Hall
Whig Hall
Job Hedges
New York
Merritt Smith
Stewart
Harrisburg
Atoy
Nassau Hall
University Hall
Brokaw Swimming Tank
Sinnickson
Moore
Francis L. Patton
Alexander Hall
United States
Great Britain
Samuels
Yantis
Henry F. Stockwell
William B. Ramsey
Clio
John Cadwalader
Edward W. Sheldon
George R. Carpenter
Ocean
Rinceton
Philandhp
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
van Rensselaer Orneas
Ledyard Blair
Maudaine Duer
MD. Delafield
William Rhinelander
Edwin N. Benson
Chester Griswold
M. Taylor Pyne
John Grier Hibben
W. F. Donaldson
Royal Blue Line to Washington Fast Time and Service
Royal Blue Line offers fast service to Washington with frequent trains and prompt service. Dining cars praised as excellent. Track condition noted as rock solid. Steam era engines burn coke producing no smoke or dust on the line.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
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Across the Delaware
Castoria
News OF the Shipping World
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Broomhead
International Navigation Company
Eidsvold
Schryder
Progreso
Kemp
Richard Willing
Fowler
Groves
Anthony Groves, Jr
Grace
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Ties
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Rhynland
Averpool
Delaware Bay
River News
A. Booth
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Ewing
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Irene
St. Vincent
W. I
Northern Light
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Eng
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Trinidad
Maria Q. Teel
Lewis H. Goward
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Henel E. Kenney
Port Spain
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Gcorgetows
William D. Marvel
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Beeee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cetra van Horn
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Chestnut St
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Mississippi
Saale
News of
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Chatham
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Hoagland
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Crowley
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Kelly
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Mutchen
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Bartlett
America
Wisse
Henry L. Gaw
Delano
Annie R. Kemp
Old Providence
Levi B. Phillips
Flowers
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Fairbankank Company
St. le Louis
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