Dark Deeds Veiled Over Major Barttelot's Death
The Emin Pasha relief expedition and Major Barttelot's death surge into dispute as Stanley faces accusations from Berlin to New York. The Barttelot family presses for full publication of rear-guard reports and interrogation of Stanleys statements amid claims of personal and financial motives behind the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stanley
London
America
Major Barttelot
Barttelot
Guillty
Stanley
Bisterro
Stanley Leads Teutonic Expedition Toward Dark Continent
Stanley travels aboard the Teutonic with his wife and mother in law, accompanied by Hamilton Ride and A J Mounteney Jephson as a trusted lieutenant. A courier and a valet travel with the party while two ladies share one maid. Jephson's new book Emin Pasha and the Rebellion at the Equator is issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Teutonic
Hamilton Ride
A.J. Mounteney Jephson
Europe on Tariffs Vision Fades in Europe War Talk
Berlin reports the Austro German tariff commission favors avoiding a broad customs revision and resisting unified reprisals against American and French tariffs. France’s new tariff devastates Austro Hungarian exports to France and undermines attempts at closer German Austrian trade ties. The Cologne Gazette calls the tariff war idea visionary, citing insurmountable obstacles and limited prospects for joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herr Vor Boetticher
Austria
Germany
France
Cologne Gazette
America
Imperial tensions linger over Bismarck Moltke fetes
A November 1 communication from an official press notes Kaiser’s failure to persuade Prince Bismarck to attend Moltke fetes. The ex-Chancellor would join only if welcomed, while the Oberhaus invited him as a member. Hamburger Nachrichten quotes the Prince denouncing rivals and calumnies.
Jameson Starved to Death in Africa Expedition Tale
Herbert Ward recounts the Stanley expedition experiences in Africa at a local lecture. He states Jameson died of starvation and privation after sharing moldy biscuits and maggot-ridden rice while luxury stores were kept for the advance column. Major Bartlett is noted for sacrificing comforts and doing his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Herbert Ward
Africa
Stanley
Jameson
Himsel
Bartlelott
Ward
Britain Portugal friendly Attitude linked to Germany rumor denies
Berlin dispatch says the North German Gazette flatly denies that Britain’s friendly stance toward Portugal stems from German interference. It notes Berlin has not pressed an official opinion through the German ambassador in London, though it welcomes the Portugal dispute settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BerLix
Gavette
Portugal
London
Kochs Consumption Cure Report At Berlin Academy Meeting
Dr Koch will present a report on his cure for consumption at the Berlin Academy of Medicine December meeting. Prof Leyden, in Kochs confidence, calls the discovery highly valuable to humanity. Die Nation notes a chemical injected into the body that even checks advanced tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernix
Koch
Berlin Academy of Medicine
Leyden
Die Nation
Bismarck Plans Friedrichsruhe Brewery Start
Prince Bismarck arranges a brewery at Friedrichsruhe with 600,000 marks capital. Hamburg financiers back the venture to operate for 50 years paying rent to Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeruis
Prince Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Hamburg
Bismarck
Fire engulfs cafe in Jockey Club building in Paris
Report from Paris dated November 1 describes a large fire tearing through the ground floor cafe of the Jockey Club building. The blaze triggers widespread alarm along the surrounding boulevards as authorities respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jockey Club
World's Fair selects underground mining exhibit
The World's Fair Board of Directors approved a bio underground mining exhibit proposed by Colonel F. F. Browne of Colorado. The exhibit envisions a palace 500 feet beneath the surface showing ore-filled drifts representing major U S mines, with prior endorsement from the National Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascado
F. F. Browne
Colorado
National Commission
Midnight Robbery at Southside Jewelry Store
Between 12 and 1 a.m. Charles Weber's Southside store at Carson and Thirteenth streets had its window broken and two clocks stolen. Three men implicated. Officer George Cochran captured one, lodging him as James Conway. Other two escaped. police pursue suspicious figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weber
Carson and
Thirteenth Street
Southside
George Cochran
Twenty-ninth Ward
James Conway
Cleveland says iron workers overpaid in Pennsylvania
Cleveland told the Pittsburg Post that iron workers and employees in Pennsylvania shops earn too much money. Major McKinley disagrees and urges Pennsylvanian Republicans to stay with their ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburg
the Post
Pennsylvania
Major McKinley
Closing Up Ranks In tariff talk at brief address
A brief public address focused on tariffs as the speaker kept his remarks concise continuing a discussion from the previous page. The speech highlighted tariff policy and its broader economic implications.
Glorious Old Tom Rally At Carnegie Hall Allegheny
Glorious Old Tom Marshall drew a packed crowd at Carnegie Hall in Allegheny for a Pattison rally. The event featured Organist Wales and speeches by Col. John A. Danks Morrison Foster and Charles McCunnon urging support for Robert E. Pattison as a pure fearless Governor. McKenna called on Republicans to bolt party ties and vote Pattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Carnegie Hall
Allegheny
Wales
Tom Marshall
John A. Danks
Colonel Danks
Mr. Marshall
Robert E. Pattison
Grant
Garfield
Lincoln
Delamater
Pattison
Morrison Foster
Charles MccCunon
McKenna
Big meeting at Sharpsburg draws hundreds to rally
Fully 500 people attended an Independent meeting at St. Joseph's Hall Sharpsburg last evening. About 300 to 450 were old line Republicans pledged to vote for Pattison. Ex convict J A Osmer started the proceedings followed by J D Watson a Pittsburg lawyer and wit whose sarcasm amused Delamater supporters. W S Pier delivered the closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hall
Sharpsburg
Pattison
J. A. Osmer
J. D. Watson
Pittsburg
Watson
Delamater
Pier
Tariff Not the Issue at Lawrenceville Meeting
A large gathering at Turner Hall Lawrenceville heard Independent Republicans and Igerrocrats denounce tariff as a campaign subterfuge. Speakers John Large Esq John Marron Esq and John Shoemaker Esq urged voters to see through tariff rhetoric and focus on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Lawrenceville
John Large
John Marron
John Shoemaker
Colored Republicans Meet at Springfield Schoolhouse
The colored Republicans held a meeting last evening in the Springfield schoolhouse. C. A. Sullivan the poet lawyer opened with a sketch of Delamater's life. He spoke of achievements for the colored race. J. M. Foster and Mayor Gourley followed the speaker line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
C. A. Sullivan
Delamater
J. M. Foster
Gourley
Democrat in the Field William Musbach files for Nineteenth Ward council
William Musbach, a prominent East End Stock Yards businessman, announces his candidacy for Common Council in the Nineteenth Ward. The race opens after the death of R B Curnahan Esq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Musbach
East End
R. B. Curnahan
College voters split as Delamater and Pattison lead
Young men from New Wilmington and Washington Colleges traveled to the city to vote. The political scene at the colleges is lively this year with Delamater favored by New Wilmington students and Pattison by Washington students, though most students are Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Washington Colleges
Delamater
Washington
Pattison
White appears on Republican ticket for Forty sixth district
At a Beaver County committee meeting yesterday the senatorial conferees report recommending Samuel P. White for the Forty sixth District Republican Senate nomination was unanimously adopted. A. J. Hawkins is the other Republican contestant for the same district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Samuel P. White
Senate
A. J. Hawkins
Fraud Anticipated in Allegheny City Election
Chairman Peter Shields of the Independent Committee on Organization warns that fraud seen in other elections may occur in Allegheny City on Tuesday. He vows to frustrate any attempts and to make the perpetrators face strong opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shields
Independent Committee On Organization
Allegheny City
Shields
Sorrow Among Ward Twenty-Six Republican Campaign Hustlers
Republican workers in the Twenty-sixth ward lament missing campaign funds. Initially $500 intended for distribution across districts has not materialized despite multiple appeals to the County Committee.
Republican meeting postponed at Odd Fellows Hall
A Republican gathering at Odd Fellows Hall in South Eighteenth and Sarah streets was postponed last evening as none of the speakers appeared. Officials say a new meeting is likely to be held tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
South Eighteenth and
Sarah Streets
Mystery Death of English Druggist in Yonkers Hotel
James H. Edgar using the alias George Smith died at Getty House Yonkers in a case resembling the Benwell affair. A forged letter claimed despair and murder while handwriting on the hotel register matched not the letter. Police probe notes missing funds and potential foul play with an expected autopsy and further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatc
New York
James H. Edgar
Getty House
Yonkers
P. H. Sumner
George Smith
Sumner
Mr. Edgar
Summer
Lask
Hall
Byrnes
Edgar
America
Benwell
A Ship on Fire in New York Harbor Leona blazing in hold
The iron steamer Leona from Galveston arrived with 65 crew and 16 passengers and 5500 bales of cotton. Fire alarm rang at 10 10 p m and fire engines fought the blaze as officers evacuated two women to the United States Hotel. By midnight the ship was scuttled alongside the pier to prevent spread. One crewman reportedly asleep aboard could not be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
New Yorke
Galveston
Tex
James Riley
Henry T. Carr
United States
Manchester Ship Canal Company
Bridgewater Trustees
Glynn & Co
Norronewatt
Deansgate
Manchester
House
Congress
Nevada
Lancaster County
Judgments Filed Against Athletic Club in Five Player Suits
Judgments entered for five players against the Athletic Baseball Club for want of defense. Amounts: John O'Brien 351.59, William Purnell 876.28, George Shafer 157.44, Joseph Kappell 278.76, John McMahon 483.34, all with interest. Separately, Mayor Wyman of Allegheny heard an information against Michael Kreitzer for a very serious offense, charged by Charles Houck on behalf of his 13-year-old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpuia
Athletic Baseball Club
John O’brien
William A. Purcell
George Shafer
Joseph Kappell
John McMahon
Wyman
Allegheny
Michael Kreitzer
Charles Houck
Longalley
The Human Form Divine in Instantaneous Photos
An Baltimore American note suggests the popular belief in the human form’s grace may shift as instantaneous photography reveals new details, challenging long held impressions about posture and movement.
Brennen and Band Tour Penn Avenue Ambles
W J Brennen and his band toured along Penn avenue last night with addresses given by Brennen D J Mc Carthy and James O Donnell at Fifteenth Twenty first and Twenty ninth streets and at the forks of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brennen
Penn Avenue
Mess. Brennen
D. J. McCarthy
Jame O'Donnell
People on the Move and Faring in Pittsburg
L Bair and C M Peters of a Chicago drug firm stay at the Hotel Duquesne for three or four weeks and have many friends in Pittsburg. Stephen Collins, Superintendent of Mails, notes Eastern travelers O F John and H C Frick were among Pennsylvania Road passengers last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Add. L. Bair
C. M. Peters
Chicago
Tduquesne
Pittsburg
Stephen Collins
F. John
H.C. Frick
Pennsylvania Road
Republican Mass Meeting in Allentown Turnout H L Gourley Speaks
A Republican mass meeting is planned at Turner Hall in Allentown tomorrow evening. Speakers announced include Mayor H. L. Gourley ex District Attorney John S Robb and Assistant Postmaster Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Turner Hall
H. L Gourley
Johns. Robb
Ewards
Miller Backs Pattison in Thirteenth Ward
Select Councilman T Holmes Miller from the Thirteenth ward camps for Pattison, wearing his coat off and actively campaigning. Miller, a Republican, supports the ticket with the exception of the top position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Holmes Miller
Pattison
Miller
Repub Ean
Delamater Confident of Big City Victory
Senator Delamater toured the city yesterday and asserted he will win by a substantial majority ranging from 25 000 to 40 000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamater
Minor Police Items
Alneet J Furor jailed on embezzlement charge by J P Cowan. James Keerr held at Eleventh Ward station for stealing a gallon of maple sugar. Philip Hammell and Patrick O'Hara detained at Eleventh Ward station on a disturbance charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alneet J. Furor
J. P. Cowan
James Keerr
Eleventh Ward
Philip Hammell
Patrick O'Hara
Blaine urged tariff endorsement by Repee voters
The text notes James G Blaine from Pennsylvania urging the Repee to back a tariff by voting for an endorsement. It presents a political stance tied to Pennsylvania interests and tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Pennsylvania
Curtis in Trouble Over Bogus California Town Project
Philadelphia reports actor Daniel Sully filed an attachment under the fraudulent debtors act against M B Curtis alias Samuel of Posen. Sully alleges Curtis sold him two California lots for 600 with no ownership and promised an actors paradise at Posenville with streets inns and a connecting railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Daniel Sully
Eugene Raymond
John A. W. Alvord
M. B.curtis
Samuel of
Posen
Shatchen
Grand Opera House
California
Sully
Bush Street
San Francisco
Curtis
Berkeley
Alameda County
Posenville
Main Streets
Venezuela seeks arbitration in Behring Sea dispute
Senor Pereza reports Venezuela seeks U S mediation to settle boundary questions with Great Britain. Venezuela would accept a European decision if Britain declines U S arbitration. Britain refuses arbitration but suggests it to the United States. General Guzeman Blanco remains in Paris and cannot return to Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Pereza
Hag
Department of State
Pelacio
Venezuela
Guzeman Blanco
Paris
Pereza
United States
Great Britain
Origin of Camp Meeting
The article links religious revivals to Lisbon 1755 and New Madrid earthquakes in 1810 1811. It notes large turnout drawing people to churches and schools, with crowds overflowing meeting houses and schools and booths becoming camps where religious exercises were held, thus origin of camp meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.0uis
Globe-Democrat
Voltaire
Lisbon
New Madrid
Newark Cruiser Surpasses Contract Power on Trial Run
The cruiser Newark completed its trial trip reporting 20 knots plus speed. Chief Engineer A P Abel noted engines exceeded the 8500 horsepower contract and the ship matched the Baltimore and Philadelphia in performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Newark
A. P. Abel
Baltimore
Pettit poisoning trial enters third week with strong expert testimony
In Crawfordsville on November 1 the defense failed to discredit Dr. Peters the chemical expert in the Pettit poisoning case. His testimony was supported by Dr. E H Down. The trial has lasted three weeks and may extend further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Exp
Pettit
Peters
E. H. Down
Reception for Officer Maxwell by Pittsburg Friends
Officer Maxwell of the Pittsburg police force was honored with a reception by friends last evening. Guests included Misses Minnie Gordon Annie Miller Emma Miller Clara Kaylor Sadie Bridge Mamie Taylor Mrs Stansberry Messrs Beswick Paff Kirkwood Burke Wray Jack Mr Richter and wife Mr Taylor and wife Mr Lockhart and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Pittsburg
Minnie Gordon
Annie Miller
Emma Miller
Clara Kaylor
Sadie Bridge
Mamie Taylor
Mrs. Stansberry
Messra
Beswick
Paff
Kirkwood
Burke
Wray
Jack
Richter
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lockhart
Miss Cora Joel Charms East End With Halloween Music
Friends of Miss Cora Joel of Alder Street East End praise her Halloween entertainment as a refined display of musical talent. The reception ends with guests appreciating Miss Joel's artistry and acclaiming her skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Joel
Alder Street
East End
Jones
Halloween party at Miss Lizzie Ellis residence tops local social
A Halloween party at Miss Lizzie Ellis on Sarah Street Allegheny featured tropical decor, prizes won by Lettie Mayhall, and Laura Mooney taking the booby prize. An elegant supper accompanied host Miss Ellis as guests included Mayhall Mooney Schweppe Protzman Fonnrr and Stewart and several gentlemen. The Grand Army fair opened at Salisbury Hall for the relief fund with music and songs by local entertainers. Jon Rovasaxt, aged eight, suffered a skull fracture after a fall from the South Tenth Street bridge over the railroad. Fire alarm answered by a blaze at the River Avenue pumping station. Exposition Society offices reoccupy rooms 618 and 614 Hamilton Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Ellis
al Sarah Street
Allegheny
Lettie Mayhall
Laura Mooney
Miss Ellis
Mayhall
Mooney
Schweppe
Protzman
Fonnrr
Stewart
Strong
Somes
Toms
Carpenter
Mullen
Geary
Salabury Hall
South Twelfth Street
Relief Fund
Knight
Thomas Richardson Messas
J. A. Miller
N. G. Miller
Charles Crout
H. I. Allison
Washington Avenue
Pittsburg
Jon» Rovasaxt
South Tenth Street
Virginian and Charleston
River Avenue
The
Exposition Society
Hamilton Building
Irish Delegation to canvass America on Irish crisis risks arrest in Canada
New York the Irish committee headed by John Dillon and William O Brien arrives with plans to tour major cities presenting the crisis in Ireland. Delegates will canvass the nation then head to Canada in three months. Public meetings are arranged in Philadelphia Boston and New York with large demand for tickets. The party lands at West Twenty third Street and is greeted at the Hoff man House with a formal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Dispatch
New York
la Champagne
John Dillon
William O'Brien
T. P. O'Connor
T. P. Sullivan
Timothy Harrington
T. P Gill
Gill
Messrs. Dillon
O'Brien
Sullivan
Harrington
Mr. O'Connor
Canada
Dillon
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Secur
Boston
John E. Moore
West Twenty-third Street
Hoffman House
Allegheny Druggist Homer J. McBride Weds in Brooklyn
Last Tuesday in Brooklyn New York Homer J. McBride a noted Allegheny druggist married Miss V V Vaughn of Brooklyn The couple will reside in Allegheny Territory with friends reporting the marriage reached last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer J. McBride
Allegheny
Brooklyn
N. Y
V. V. Vaughn
United States Consuls Question Foreign Manufacturers
From the Toronto Empire the note says US consuls abroad probe coat of production and other business details of foreign makers, drawing adverse criticism. It warns that if Uncle Sam loses security to poke into others' business he will pine away and ail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
United States
Sam
Investment orders craze foretold by Philadelphia Call
The Philadelphia Call warns of a surge in "investment" orders and societies promising big payouts for small dues. It predicts a future collapse and a public outcry from those who lose their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oddities in Paragraphs Show Varied Factoids
A mix of curiosities spans diet myths to vast checks and metals. It cites vegetarian claims, enormous checks in Manchester, nickel ore scarcity, a Songir hour glass, a Russian lawsuit, Vanderbilt wealth, U S vineyard stats, and the labor cost of building a 20 ton steamship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Londor's Growth
The article argues that European and American cities expanded rapidly due to modern transport and industry. London has quintupled since 1800, with major population gains since 1855 and substantial new streets built. Paris Berlin and Vienna also show dramatic growth, suggesting American cities have not yet reached maximum size.
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London
England
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Journey to the West: a pioneer company heads to the mountains
The author recalls leaving Weston in a small emigrant company of 69 in May 1841 bound for the mountains. Recruits included three Arkansas families. supplies were self-provisioned with heavy flour, little money, and a wary reliance on a flint-lock rifle while expelling fear of percussion caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Sapling Grove
Arkansas
Ravages of the Nun Moth Plague in Bavarian Forests
Alarm spreads from Bavaria as the nun moth ravages forests south of the Danube. The pest attacks pine and fir causing widespread destruction while beech and oaks fare better. Authorities rely on forest fires and child labor, but only drastic clearing of infested areas seems effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Forest Department
Ministry of Finance
Danube
What the West Thinks of Blaine
The Salt Lake Tribune portrait of James G Blaine praises his oratorical power charm and leadership. It compares him to Henry Clay Webster Calhoun and Clinton saying he will likely never be president but will be remembered as a great man on historys gravestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
United States
Henry Clay
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Wrigit
Clinton
Exterminating Seals in Danish Waters Prompt Rewards
Danish authorities fund seal culls with a three kroner reward per head to curb fish decline. The Fishing Society of Denmark cites maps and declining catches as justification while Hessels island reports substantial destruction within ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Society of
Denmark
Fedderson
Fishing Society
Hessels
Whist Congress Discussed in New York Clubs
Talk circulates about a whist congress to revise rules and establish an authoritative code. The idea has been widely discussed in New York whist clots, but no concrete steps have been taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridging Behring A Tunnel More Feasible Than a Bridge
In Alaska a tunnel under Behring Straits is urged as the practical solution for linking American and Siberian rail networks. The piece argues ice floes and rugged coastlines block a bridge, favoring Governor Gilpin’s proposed railway which would traverse interior Alaska toward Cape Prince of Wales and open mineral, grazing, salmon, and agricultural opportunities for settlers.
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Juneau
Alaska
Gilpin
Colorado
Wilds
Cape Prince of Wales
Siberia
Gilpie
Emery
United States
Thetis
Coast Line
Behring Straits
Coast Range
Stickeen
Yukon
Niclato
Weather bulletin tracks storm moving from Lake Superior
Special weather bulletin notes a storm centered over Lake Superior with high winds across the upper lakes and into the Central Mississippi Valley. Gusts reach 32 mph in Chicago as the system moves east, bringing gales to lower lake regions and possibly strong southeast winds on the Middle Atlantic and New England coasts. Snow fell in Michigan, rain in the lakes region and Maine, with cold, frost across the South and Mobile to Jacksonville expected to frost again.
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Lake Superior
Upper Lake
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Middle Atlantic
New England
Michigam
Lakes
Maine
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Montana
Mobile
Jacksonville
Savannah
Vicksburg
Littie Rock
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Troup
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Soudan
Baxiu Pacha
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Averer Me
Lacy Durlett-Coutts
Coor Guard
Barttelots
Trowp
Walter Barthlet
M. P
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M’kinley
Corraight
NEW
TORK
Associated Press
Penial
Lawrencceville Turner Hall
the Young College Voters
Sam White
Yonkers Hotel
Mr. Sumner
Smith
George H. Edgar
Robert Rowe
James
Altimore American
Billy and His Band
Sully Sues Samuel
Peru
Origin OF Camp Meeting
C. E
Officer Maxwell
Canvass
O’brien
Maller Places
Songir
St. Petersburg
Kameney Podalsk
Londor
London News
Blaine
American Statesman
Salt Lake Tribune
Behring Sea
Newcastle, Enig
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Asia
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