Wreck of Pan Handle Passenger train No. 2 near Piqua
Two days coaches derailed and crushed. engineer Bil Carroll hurled fifty feet and fireman John Baird pitched seventy five. Baggage master C. S McGown injured. Passengers escaped with slight injuries as engine burned and we entered ditch two miles east of Piqua Ohio. Train was westbound at forty miles per hour and crossed frog of Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Pan Handle
Jordan
Bil Carroll
John Baird
McGown
Cavendish Expedition Attacked Near Kikuyu in Africa
News from Kikuyu Ontario reports Cavendish expedition members Cavendish and Lieutenant Andrew attacked by Amharas after a trek from Lake Rudolph. They seized two ring leaders, who were sent for trial. Expedition found a new lake and two active volcanoes while tracing routes from the Gulf of Aden to Zanzibar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kikuyu
British East Africa
Benadir
Cavendieh
Shich
Berbera
East Africa
Lugh
Somaliland
Lake Rudolph
Cavendish
Andrew
Ari
Gulf of Aden
Zanzibar
Donaldson Smith
Philadelphia
Broker Arrested Over Embezzlement Case at Potter Firm
Prominent investment broker John J. Shipherd, linked to street railway ventures with Robison, faced charges of embezzling 88,2015 of Hobistin property and 112 street railway bonds. A receiver petition was filed in common pleas court against Charles H. Potter & Co. Shipherd pleads innocence while claiming financial ruin from the alleged scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevend
Ohn J. Shipherd
Loday
Mo Wan Pe- Jeane
Frank Delian Robison
Rhingerd
Robison
Rhipperd
Hobistin
Mlei
Common Pleas
Harles H. Potter & Co
Shipperd
Owly Morcy
Robinon
Avin
Princeton Ends Hazing As Upperclassmen Yield
Princeton officials including President Patton spoke in the chapel urging abolition of hazing. The move aims to end barbarous customs, with freshmen spared punishment as the university seeks to modernize and reduce campus conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Patton
Bribery Charge Shocks Reading Political Scene
In Reading Massachusetts a state senator and local candidates faced bribery charges. The prosecutor Albert Bwoyer alleges wrongdoing linked to delegates, while the accused deny the accusations. The case involves Miller and Revecer with Democratic nomination figures and a disputed delegate arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Got
d—Leto
Miller
Daniel W. Revecer
Albert Bwoyer
Milor
Ron
Igar Company Assignment York Oct 4 Financial Amid Turmoil
Igar Company Assignment York October 4 notes schedules in the Commercial Union ad Charette company show assets nominally 1167 and 615,14, with actual 6.46. David von Brow dealer in fat tobacco reports assets amounting to 00,801 nominally and 7,421 in paid figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igar Company
York
Commercial Union Ad Charette Company
Actu
David von Brow
Deolorw
Pennsylvania Postmasters Listed for October Route Updates
A partial list shows fourth class postmasters in Pennsylvania for October with names including Harveys, RK L. Huitman, Alvert HK, Clovis, Pauls, Abreford, Preavotville, and Mrs. Agues, indicating upcoming changes in appointment or duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnsylvania
Five Hundred Homeless From Major Austin Conflagration
A large fire in Austin leaves about five hundred people homeless as crews battle the blaze. Officials assess shelters and aid as residents seek temporary housing and neighborhood services. The cause remains under investigation and structure losses are estimated at multiple buildings.
Fire tears through Weed's livery barn sparking townwide ruin
Avetin Pennsylvania Oct 4 A catastrophic blaze began in Weed's livery barn on Turner Street and within five hours nearly all of Avetin's 400 mills workers townsfolk lost homes. About 100 buildings burned including churches and shops. Insurance estimates place losses at 160000 to 200000 with only five houses left standing. A Goodyear mill protection system saved key blocks while extra fire apparatus arrived from Costello to help battle the flames amid looting fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetin
Weed
Turner Street
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Welch
Hellwig
Gallo
Necenzary
Goodyears
Imelness
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Costello
Mainatroch
Six Die as Train Hits Wagon at Dead Man's Cut
A Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis train collided with a wagon carrying seven near Dead Man's Cut, Willow Springs Missouri. Six were killed instantly and one child died later, including Phillip L. Wooten and Amanda Wooton. The crossing, on a curve with a heavy grade, was said to have proper signals that were not heard. The train crew brought the dead and injured to town for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Dead Man's Cut
Willow Springs
Kansas City
Here
Phillip L. Wooten
Phillip L. Wooton, Jr
Amanda Wooton
Francesa Mallorey
Philip Wooton
Hallaway
Luetgert Trial Shifts as Defense Seeks Impeachment
Chicago reports an unexpected court turn as the Luetgert defense drops expert testimony and introduces witnesses to impeach state evidence. A rumor places a Lincoln Alabama woman ready to testify she was seen with the police at Kenosha on May 4, and Captain Schueler allegedly spoke with her Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Luetgert
Lincoln
Kenosha
Wis
Yellow Fever Epidemic Eases in New Orleans
Yellow fever fears fade as no deaths occur in 24 hours in New Orleans with 22 new cases and many discharges. A quarantine notice delays Sicilian immigrant ship arrivals. Reports from Edwards and surrounding areas show improving or mixed conditions with several new cases and a few deaths across Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Board of Health
Wilk- Ineon
Ocean Springs
Edwards
Miss
Washington
Nitta, Varma
Scranton
Mobile
Ala
Baldwin's Body Found Near Thorndale Farm
Coatesville Pa October 4 William J Baldwin farm manager at Charles D Bailey's Thorndale property, earlier missing after a barn fire, was found this afternoon in a corn shock about a quarter mile from the house with a knife in his throat. Deputy Coroner Johnson held an inquest in Downingtown and ruled death by self-inflicted means while temporarily insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Willian J. Baldwin
Charles D. Bailey
Thorndale
Baldwin
Johnson
Downingtown
Podv
Reina Cristina Brings 82 Million for War Expenses
Havana Oct 4 The Reina Cristina mail steamer arrived and proved Weyler to receive 2 000 000 for military purposes. Tomorrow Spanish soldiers, ill and convalescent, will sail back to Spain. A column near Cagamal seized an insurgent camp and 260 pounds of dynamite. In Matanzas Botino engagement left insurgent leader Martines dead and eight insurgents captured. Arroyo Maneo in Pinar del Rio saw the Spanish surprise and kill the band leader and about thirty others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reina
Havana
Weyler
Spain
Cagamal
Botino
Matanzas
Martines
Spaiileh
Arroyo Maneo
Pinar del Rio
Quarantine at Philadelphia for Yellow Fever Chief Engineer
Philadelphia Oct 4 Government quarantine at the port condemns the arrival of the steamer John Wilson with a chief engineer infected by yellow fever. The vessel will be held in quarantine for an extended period while thorough infection control is enforced. The Quakey City Fruit Company, consignor of bananas, has permission to unload the entire cargo overboard as part of official measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Wilson
Soldiers Leave Hazleton After Dynamite Warn Arrest Warrant
In Hazleton, October 4, the Eighth Regiment battalion and the Governor's troop vacated the town. William Culp of Hollywood swore out a warrant for the arrest of Hollywood percots accused of attempting to blow up his house with dynamite last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagleton
Eighth Regiment
Willam Culp
Hollywood
Hollywood Percots
President renews receptions and greets public in post room
The president today renewed Monday receptions to the general public and shook hands with about 99 visitors in the post room. He also saw for the first time all persons who brought an audience, giving each a few moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Dcl
Hoe
Perons
The pope remains in excellent health despite reports
The Osservatore Romano reports the pope is in good health with weather delaying garden walks. He greeted distinguished families, then over a hundred visitors, and fifty attendees at Mass. Dr Laffont confirms the pope’s health and denies alarming reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Osservatore Romain
Vatican
Laffont
Associated Press
Osservatore Ho
Furnaces Resume at Pottstown Iron Works
Eight furnaces at Ellie & Lessig’s iron works in Pottstown resumed operations today under lessee Geo HK Lessig. Twenty-two furnaces are now active and all departments are in full operation. More workers have been hired at the Pottstown Iron Company plant than in over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Ellie & Lessig’s
Pottstown [Ron Company
Geo
Lessig, Lessee
Potts Broe
Ellie & Lessie
Pottstown Tron Company
Tragedy in Pennsylvania collieries claims two lives
In Phenandoah, Pennsylvania, Anthony Garufski, 20, a husband and father of three, was instantly killed when four tons of coal fell at Maple Hill colliery. Dominick Sharking, 4, was struck by a coal train near Indian Ridge colliery last night and died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenandoah
Anthony Garufski
Maple Hill
Dominick Sharking
Indian Ridge
Explosion destroys old plate mill in Coatesville blaze
Coatesville, Oct 4. An explosion in the lamp fueled fire tore through the engine room of the old plate mill at Lukens Lion and Steel works, gutting the building with its machinery. Loss is estimated between 10 000 and 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Luken
Lion and Steel Company
Eti
Langtry ex-husband found wandering in demented state
Edward Langtry, former husband of Mrs. Lily Langtry, who reportedly privately married Prince Paul Esterhazy, was found wandering in a demented condition on a railway line near Chester and committed to a mental asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Langtry
Lily Langtry
Prince Paul Esterhary
Chester
Jack the Clipper Nabbed in Chicago Robbery Attempt
A man calling himself Frank Wood was arrested in Chicago after attempting to cut the hair of Annie McGarrigie, a young girl. He faces a fine and is sent to Bridewell for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack the Clipper
Annie McGarrigie
Frank Wood
President Seth Low Resigns as Columbia College President
Columbia College trustees met this afternoon as President Seth Low, a Citizens' Union mayoral candidate, tendered his resignation. The resignation was referred to a five member committee for consideration and report on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
New York
Columbia College
Citizens' Union Candlete
Tive
Pennsylvania Pensions List Issued in Oct.
Washington Oct 4 The following Pennsylvania pensions have been issued Original H Michael A Zorn McKeepsport George Relch Jeannette Max Ludwie Pittston George W Livingood Moee s Mills Jacob John Witch Langaster Albert Pickel Bart Lancaster Menry Lowe Scottdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Washington
Originalh
Michael A. Zorn
McKeepsport
George Relch
Jeannette
Max Ludwie
Pittston
George W. Livingood
Moee's Mills
Jacob John Witch
Langaster
Albert Pickel
Bart
Lancaster
Menry Lowe
Scottdale
Murderers May Be Punished
Washington dispatch says United States Minister Angell reports from Constantinople that the court of Cassation has annulled the acquittal in the murder case of Lanz, the Norwegian bicyclist, raising prospects of a new prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Angell
Constantinoble
Department of Jate
Court of Cassation
Lanz
Water famine looms as eel found in hotel water meter
In Wilmington on October 4 a Clayton house faced a water shortage for several hours. An eel eighteen inches long had been chopped into piggs and was found inside the hotel water meter, explaining the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Clayton House
Pennsylvania Railroad chief leads fall line inspections
General Manager J B Hutchinson of the Pennsylvania Railroad began a regular fall inspection of lines from Pittsburgh to New York. He planned daily divisions, with terminal checks in New York likely by Saturday. The company also announced a 1600 ton steel rail contract and orders to double track four miles of the Northern Central railway near New Cumberland, leaving only four miles between Harrisburg undoubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. B. Autchinson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
New York
Pittenburg
Hutchinson
Chabler
Northern Central Railway
New Cumberland
Harrisburg
Reeder Case Continued In Easton Habeas Proceedings
Easton, October 4. Habeas corpus hearings in the Reeder Weiss Luckenbach conspiracy case opened before Judge Scott. Defendants posted bail for the November term after the court allowed limited testimony and rejected discharge of the defendants. The defense asserted the affidavit against them was misapplied and that bail was posted before charges were known. the court ruled testimony could not be introduced, and the matter proceeded with only the presentation of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Frank Reeder
Webster C. Weiss
Mauricee Luckenbach
Bethlehem
Weiss
John Wanamaker
Scott
Northampton
Fox
Tillard
PenArgy
Reeder
Fred A. van Valkenburg
Charles Chobert
Fle
Chobert
Nselogse
Proceort
Kirkpatrick
Forged to Win a Girl in Pittsburg Case
Christ Schroed of Cornopolix came to town October 4 to win a young woman by deception. He bought goods on credit, forged his mother's signature for a $125 check, and displayed silks to impress her. He pawned fabric at a diamond cafe to raise cash and was arrested. detectives recovered multiple yards of velvet satin and related fabrics from the girl as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Christ Schroed
Ltth
Disaster at Winnipeg Fire Ravages Prairie Province
Reports from across Manitoba describe widespread destruction as prairie fire devastates towns. Churches appealed for aid after two women and five children perished and many families faced peril. blazes pushed close to the city’s main residential area before fire departments contained them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipee
Man
Prairie Trea
Agssumboine
Thromen
Klondike Company Incorporated in Trenton New Jersey
Another Klondike Company of Trenton New Jersey was incorporated today to operate gold mines in Alaska and the Klondike district. Philadelphia Exploration and Mining Company formed with capital stock of 1000 and paid up capital of 25000. Incorporators Angela Hoellfirm Thomas R Hill Albert L Masking Francia C Howell of Philadelphia and Willan K Hurst of Camden each hold 6000 worth of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike Company
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia Exploration and Mining Company
Alaska
Klondike District
Stork
Koo
Angela Hoellfirm
Thomas R. Hill
Albert L. Masking
Francia C. Howell
Philadelphia
Willan K. Hurst
Camden
Boott Boy Murders Brother in Greenfield After Fight
In Greenfield Indiana yesterday afternoon Albert Boott a boy of ten murdered his brother Benton Boott with a pump handle after the latter had whipped him days earlier Albert was placed in jail while Benton is dead from the beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ind
Albert Boott
Benton Boott
Albert
Albert Jo
Prairie Fire Tragedy Claims One Life
A prairie blaze near Miller 6 D on October 4 left one man dead and three others in danger. Nine people were burned, with seven or eight badly hurt. Hundreds of tons of hay and grain were destroyed as crews say the fire started during a fire break attempt by men nearby. Local authorities report several injuries and extensive property loss.
Uncle Abram Hewitt Attacks Senator Platt in New York Mayoral Fight
London reports Abram Hewitt a founder of county Democracy and ex mayor describes the Greater New York mayoral race. He urges Republicans to drop General Tracy accusing him of being Senator Platt’s tool, supports Low against Henry George, and warns against Tamany tactics and socialistic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Abram
Hewitt
County Democracy
New York
Greater New York
George Mass Meeting Preview For Henry George Nomination
New York October 4 Preparations are set for a Henry George mass meeting at Cooper Union tomorrow night marking the eleventh anniversary of his mayoral nomination. George will deliver the acceptance speech and present a platform for his campaign with Ernest H. Crosby likely chairing. Local groups endorsed George and pledges of cross party support noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
New York
Henry Cheorge
Cooper Union
Mr. George
Ernest H. Crosby
Howard Crosby
Abrajan Hy
Craikehank
United Democrey
Charles Frederick Adama
Democratic Alliance
George
Mr.George
Knights of Labor
The
People's League
National Democrats
Citizens' Union of
Kings County
Harmony
Seth Low
Seth Low's Ticket Heads City and County Slate in New York
The Citizens' union committees met and endorsed a slate led by Seth Low for city and county offices. Candidates include John A. Schillman for President of the Council, Charles S. Pakheitd for Controller, Austin G. Fox for District Attorney, Benjamin E. Hull for County Clerk, Howard I. McSweeny for Sheriff, Richard Adams for Sheriff, Charles A. Van Brunt and George P. Andrews for Supreme Court judges, Joseph Fettretch and S. Stamwood Marken for City Court judges, Robert M. Haquet for Borough President, and coroners Alfred K. Thayer Cyr J. Strong Levi Warren and William H. Terry. The report was adopted. Schumanfer is Republican and was a delegate to General Tracy's nominating convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Citizens’ Union
Rport
Seth Low
John A. Schillman
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles 8
Pakehitd
Austin G. Fox
Benjamin EF. Hull
Howard I. McSweeny
Sherif
Richard Adama
Engineer to Nicaragua Postponed in Canal Plan
Washington October 4 After a consultation between Secretary Alvor and Major Powell corps of engineers who arrived from Pittsburg today it was announced that the officer would not go to Nicaragua as the engineer of the canal commission. The secretary is now looking for another engineer officer to take the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alvor
Powell
Corps of Engineers
Pittsburg
Nicaragua
Canal Commission
Train derailed after striking cow near Brookside Lykena
Williamstown Pennsylvania October 4 a noon mindonger train on the Williams Valley railroad between Brookside and Lykena was derailed when it ran over a cow. The fireman and baggagemaster jumped while Engineer Jennings remained at his post. No one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams Valley Railroad
Brookside
Lykena
Jennings
Woman admitted to Chester County Bar in Pennsylvania
Miss Darling ton daughter of ex congressman Smeadley Darlington was admitted to the Chester county bar today in Chester, West Chester. She becomes the first and only female member of the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
West Chester
Darlington, Daugter
Smeadley Darlington
Chester County
English Cricketers Win Seven Wickets to Spare in Philadelphia
English amateurs defeated Philadelphia amateurs by seven wickets in a three day match. England scored 222 in their first innings, Philadelphia 132 then 248, totaling 256 in their second innings. England, chasing 189, reached the target with Warner and Chinnery aiding a late rally before lunch, finishing at 70 without loss after lunch. England sailed to New York that afternoon and planned return to home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Warner
Scattergood
Martin
Bull
Mr. B. Chinnery
Thayer
King
Hemmingway
Chinnery
P. H. Clark
Etting
Ins#op
Head
New York
Gilpin survives dramatic carriage runaway near Broom crossing
Martin Gilpin of Tenth Street narrowly escaped death when his horse bolted at the Broom crossing in Scranton. The carriage tipped under a locomotive, Gilpin’s foot was lacerated, and he was treated at Lackawanna hospital before being sent home. Courtright escaped uninjured as the horse was recaptured at Luzerne Street trestle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gilpin
Tenth Street
Gilpin
Hebert Courtright
Scranton Street
Broom” Crossing
Courtright
Lackawanna Hospital
Luzerne Street
Board To Refer Heating Bill Dispute To Attorney
The high and training school committee of the board of control rejected Economy Light Heat and Power's plan to install a condenser and deduct savings from heating bills. A large expense arose from waste water and steam before sewer entry, with the committee recommending the matter be referred to the board's attorney for an opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High and Training School
Board of Control
Economy Light, Heat and Power Company
Goodwin Murder Case Wraps Plea as Merrick Fails
In Wellsboro Pennsylvania on October 4 the Goodwin murder trial dominated the day. Major Merrick faltered with a bad cold and his partner, Honorable Fr. K. K. Young, completed the defense plea. Prosecutor Dunsmore plans to sum up tomorrow. Judge Mitchell is expected to charge the jury by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Merrick
Wellsboro
Parliamenta
Gowlwin
KK. Young
Pr. W. Clark
Dunsmore
Judey Mitchell Willl
Destructive Chinese floods devastate villages near Pekin
Tacoma dispatch reports a catastrophic flood in China with Biaty Villages near Tong Chou destroyed and over 900 residents displaced. Death toll uncertain, estimated between 11 000 and 20 000 as residents flee toward safety within twelve miles of Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Victoria
China
Biaty
Tong Chou
Pekin
Panhandle Wreck and New Cabinet News Roundup
Morning dispatch notes a fatal Panhandle wreck amid variable winds, reports on the new Spanish cabinet, and mentions Abram Hewitt’s perspective on New York politics. It highlights Yellow Fever trends, Boston’s Temple Cup game, Firemen’s Day prep, coal trade contrasts in Lackawanna Valley, court actions, and local county happenings with brief financial and editorial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Abram
Hewitt
New York
Boston
Lackawanna Valley
Sagasta Cabinet Forms in Spain Amid Cuban Autonomy Talks
The London Standard notes Sagasta forms a new Spanish cabinet with Senor Sagasta as premier and aims at amnesty for many Cuban prisoners and potential autonomy for Cuba. Weyler’s removal and a conciliatory policy are anticipated, while London observers warn of possible further upheaval and debates over the cabinet’s strength and choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sagasta
Spain
Cuba
Irdon
Ceuta
General Weyler
Miss Cisneros
Dr. Ruiz
State Department
Canada
Bagasta
Byam
London
Evening Standard
Enor Sarasta
Sayar
Weyler
Woodford
Bithe
Madrid
Senor Gamazo
Senor Maura
Senor Armijo
Senor Moret
Senor Gamax
Senor Bsagasta
Baltimore's Police Marshal Elected in City Race
Captain Samuel T. Hamilton, a retired U S army officer and Republican, was elected police marshal of Baltimore. Born in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, he joined the Firecoat Pennsylvania infantry at 18 and moved to Baltimore in 1880 after a long military career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Samuel T. Hamilton
United States Army
Hamilton
Beaver County
Hole
Firecath
Pennsylvania Infantry
Hardware Dealers Assign in Philadelphia Firm faces 25000 asset estimate
Philadelphia October 4 Thomas TB Bickerton and Thomas H. Bickerton & Co iron and hardware dealers made a assignment today. Counsel for the firm places the asset at 25000 and liabilities at 18000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Tb, Bickerton
Thomas H. Bickerton & Co
Sivth
Weather forecast for New York and New England today
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer conditions in the middle Atlantic and New England regions today. Light southerly winds become variable off the coast from Cape Hatteras to Sandy Hook as a Gulf Stream central storm moves north. Wednesday expects partly to mostly cloudy skies with temperature changes and possible rain near the lakes, plus brisk northeast winds along coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Azen
New England
Pennsylvania
Cape Hatteras
Sandy Hook
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Hazleton
William Culp
Mer
Winnepeg
Uncle Abram
Senator Platt
Tracy
Mr. Platts
Thin Crisia
Mr. Low
Tammany
Henry George
General Tracy
Benator Platt
Low
van Wek
Grady
Ciitisens
Tammany Hall
Platt
George Mass
Philadelphia Ammateurs
Casper Ott
Arenes
Rendham
West Side
Lackawanna County
Nelenboring
Tion
London Standard
Gen. Weyler
Senor Sagasta
Council of Ministers
Senor Gallon
Senor Groizard
Correa
Admiral Bermujo
Benor Capdepon
Benor Puigcerver
Count Xiguena
Merald
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