Porter bill, Cam eron attack, and political fights dominate Clermont essay
The Clermont Courier discusses the Porter bill likely failing in the House due to Don Cameron’s Senate attack. It critiques what it calls inequitable justice and mocks Benjamin Butler’s coat of arms on stationery. It notes John Fishback’s threatened removal from Benevolent Institution post and critiques Pendleton’s Civil Service bill. It defends Campbell’s challenged seat in the 7th District, cites Washington Post criticism, and reinforces Morey’s elected status amid factional attempts to unseat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
House
Don Cammeron
Thomas
Senate
Cameron
Pendleton
Correspondence from town notes and gatherings
Miss Mary Wagal leaves for Halington to spend weeks with F C Littleton. Clarence Nash near finishes his sleigh from Tabasco. Mr. George Littleton of Indiana visits friends. Nick Wolf’s daughter Barbara christened at St Peter’s New Richmond. sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Wolf. Dr. Ricker gets a new buggy. Walter Behymer family from East Columbia home after a week visiting. F C Littleton enjoys hours at Jas Nash’s. Mrs Blanchard in poor health. Homer Swim and family travel through to New Palestine for uncle. William Eppert visits Mrs Mary Behymer. Mrs Josie Greene and daughter visit Lindale parents. S H Peoples and J Townsley in sieve hoop business. Funeral of Adolphus McDanel held at Christian church. Rev Cole officiant. Interred in church graveyard. age 51 years 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wagal
Halington
F. C. Littleton
Clarence Nash
Tabasco
Clarence
Ben
George Littleton
Indiana
Nick Wolf
St. Peter’s Church
New Richmond
Barbara
Illinois
New Palestine
William Eppert
Amelia
Mary Behymer
Josie Greene
Lindale
S. H. Peoples
E. Townsley
Adolphus McDanel
Christian Church
Cole
Felicity Health Update and Local News Highlights
The Felicity column notes widespread illness with colds and neu ralgia, scarlet fever reappearing, and one death, that of Ella Lanham, buried at Hopewell. Mrs. Hartley remains seriously ill, and Rev H C Middleton visits. protracted meetings draw interest with few new members. Local business shifts as Friedman leaves and Pulaski arrives, while charity aids multiple families. A dramatic club fundraiser and marriage news close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
John
Lutitia Lanham
Hopewell
Rev. Vance
Friedman
Pulaski
Masonic
New National Bank
Henry V.streave
Dramatic Club
Felicity Cornet
Burnett Townsend
Temperance Interest Spurs Local Talk and Community News
Readers note rising interest in temperance work with speeches noted and no saloons locally. Several personal notices include moves and travels of Mr. R. Clark, Mr. John Stall heading to Springfield, Lizzie Simmons return from Carthage, and Emma Jennings visiting Cincinnati. The community mourns Treasurer Denham's wife, and protracted meetings continue at Point Pleasant with updates on Birchin Price and the new school director E Keltch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clark
John Stall
Laurel
Springfield
Lizzie Simmons
Carthage
Jennings
Walter Simmons
Denham
New Richmond
1St M. E. Church
Point Pleasant
Emma Jennins
Cincinnati
Robbins
Armacost
George Armacost
Birchin Price
E. Keltch
Birthday surprise for John with forty friends and baskets
John marked his 48th birthday last Monday with about forty friends presenting baskets and gifts. A notice notes local social activity including Taffy pullings and worries over girls staying home. Lectures by Prof. W H Ulrey are announced for next Saturday.
Town News: Local Lawyer and Community Notes
George W. Ireton is practicing law in town. A smart young man attended spelling school, returning late for dinner. Measles close De La Palma forcing school closure. Musicians ill, dancing parties postponed. Protracted meeting near ends at Taylor's Chapel. Taylor Connor and Quin Ellis plan move to Illinois for their fortunes. John Sierman eyeing college to study for the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ireton
de la Palma
Taylor
Illinois
John Sierman
Esteemed John G Armstrong to serve on jury
John G Armstrong will sit on the jury panel at the next term of court. Milt Stewart returns from Springfield to spend winter with his parents and friends. John Ferree comes home from the north, much recovered. A cold blizzard pushed temperatures to zero on Sunday, dark skies and grim weather described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Armstrong
Milt. Stewart
Springfield
John Ferree
Jehu
Sums Raised for Mill Rebuilding and Local Happenings
The community reports about $3,600 in subscriptions plus $400 in work for rebuilding the mill. Merchants of Point Isabel note growing sales by farmers. Socials, sleighs, visitors from Batavia and Washington DC area, and rumors of a new blacksmith shop are mentioned alongside local firms Canter and Baum.
Milford Hints of New Telegraph Ease and Local Developments
Milford reports two weeks of successful telephone operation between Milford and the city, with Sawyer’s drug store as the office. Ice-house managers face shortages due to machinery trouble and warm weather, while Samuel Williams starts a new house in East Milford near Mike Rybolt. A hitching rack at the depot earns community thanks. Kate Hoyt of Athens visits Mrs. S. A. West. The Tilley dancing school at Lloyd’s hall meets twice weekly and scarlet fever declines with no local fatalities. Plans for a Milford bank circulate, and Means and Ackley open a paper store in the Odd Fellows building alongside their painting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer's
South Milford Railroad
Samuel Williams
East Milford
Mike Rybolt
Kate Hoyt
Athens
S. A. West
Tilley
Dr. Goodwin
Mulberry
Milford
Priot
Messrs. Means and
Ackley
Odd Fellows
Remains of Edward Pattison Interred in Clermont
Edward Pattison, a county pioneer who came with his father in 1802, was buried Saturday at the T. O. O. F. Cemetery. Born near Augusta Kentucky in 1796 he lived to nearly eighty seven. Protracted meetings continue with three accessions noted and services planned through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pattison
Pattison
John Pattison
Clermont
Augusta
Pees
Charlie Johnson
Jackson Pike
Sylvia Leeds
Johnson
Jackson Road
Dr. J
Batavia
George Hulick
John Marsh
Johnnie
Harry R
Boose & Roudebush
Maggie Yeager
John Gotchie
Vera Cruz
Father Anderson
Carrie Stewart
Mrs. Gallaway
Cincinnati
Local notes from Afton and Concord period piece
Afton Concord hamlet notes recount farm sales mannerisms and quotes. Mentions John Hardin harvesting ice with a failed twine binder, new front doors and anthracite stove at Tunnel Mills, a grand infirmary plan, gold certificates and a Pendleton bill column. Social events include Mrs Towner gathering and a semi centennial birthday dinner for Mrs Susan Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hardin
John
Charles Wood
Tunnel Mills
Squire Hardin
Win
Deer
Deer Farm
Concord
Afton
Goldworth
Col
W. B. Lukemires
Benedict
Thomas Brown
Batavia
Courier
Susan Hodges
Local notes and social moves from a small town
Amusements scarce this week as Ed Fenstermacher visits Springfield. Miss Rue Erwin of Newport Kentucky stays with Miss Ida Davis of Union Corner. The Potter and wife of Cincinnati visit relatives here. Addie Beckwith returns from Toledo. Ed Megrew of Plainville now resides here. C B Nichols of Amelia teaches district No 5. James Fenstermacher recovering from illness. Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Co plans a line to Mulberry and Goshen. Miss Susie Baily visits Aurora Indiana. Dave Smiser returns from western trip. Miss Jemma Marshal visits the Queen City. Newton Dennison works at Madisonville. Lennie Goodwin dies of scarlet fever aged eight years. Sympathy to the family. Sick list includes Mrs S Cook, Miss Lou Cox, Miss Lida Fenstermacher. Rev H B Taylor sermons at the Christian church. Lettie Hill visits home near New Boston. Vacancy on Main street draws attention. Silas Washington seen in town from Miamiville cemetery. James Rapp, esq. studying dental in Cincinnati. Rumor of a wedding in April. A pleasant social at Miss Allie Shaw’s. guests stayed to weekma hours. Miss Sallie Riges of Goshen visits niece Miss Elfie Pool. Olive Branch correspondent chimes in. Centenary M E Sunday school elects officers: Will A Elston, S J Rybolt, Miss Mary Conington, George Miller, Miss Ella Leming, Miss Bessie Leming, Win Kautz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenstermacher
Springfield
Rue Erwin
Newport
Kentucky
Ida Davis
Union Corner
Cincinnati
Addie Beckwith
Toledo
Megrew
Plainville
Burg
C. B. Nichols
Amelia
James Fenstermacher
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company
Mulberry
Goshen
Susie Baily
Aurora
Indiana
Dave Smiser
Jemma Marshal
Queen City
Newton Dennison
Madisonville
Lennie
Id. Goodwin
Cook
Lou Cox
Lida Fenstermacher
H. B. Taylor
Christian Church
Lettie Hill
New Boston
Main Street
Silas Washington
Miamiviile
James Rapp
Allie Shaw
Sallie Riges
Elfie Pool
Olive Branch
S.F
Centenary M. E. Sunday School
Will A. Elston
S. J. Rybolt
Mary Conington
George Miller
Harry Conington
Ella Leming
Bessie Leming
Win. Kautz
Local notes bring visitors, repairs, and gatherings
Miss Nettie Moore of Carrolton Kentucky visits relatives here. Many youths attend Maple Grove festival last Friday evening week and return happy. H Cover improves after illness. Joshua Bennett builds a handsome photograph car to be finished in spring. A protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church began January 14 with growing interest. Hill South and Dover return from Lebanon on a short school visit. Edward Pattison of Blowville is funeralized last Saturday, mourned by many relatives in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Moore
Carrolton
Kentucky
Maple Grove
H. Cover
Joshua Bennett
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Hill
South
Dover
Lebanon
Edward Pattison
Blowville
Bantam News Highlights and Local Happenings
Enoch Johnson, son of Captain William Johnson of Elk Lick, serves in Washington’s signal service as a highly efficient clerk. Bantam hosts protracted Presbyterians meeting, social boosts, and notes on school, hog weighing, and local visits. Several residents visit Hamilton, Cincinnati, and Portsmouth. school improvements praised. local rail route agent potential sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Johnson
Wm. Johnson
Elk Lick
Washington
Old
Susie
Bessie Vinnedge
Hamilton
Goodwin
T. K. Vinnedge
Ernest Bragdon
Indiana
Bantam
Batavia
Cochnower
Steelman
Squire Studer
Frank Winans
T. K. Winnedge
Captain Johnson
Lizzie
Dennis Dunham
S. D. Shepard
Lillie Robinson
Ruic Ely
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Birthday celebration at John Phillips home draws about fifty
A party of around fifty gathered Monday January 15 at John Phillips residence to celebrate his 47th birthday. They enjoyed a feast and music, with many gifts for Phillips. Local rumor hints at a wedding involving a Wigginaville widow. Reviews of nearby sermons and a hospitality note wrap the scene.
Village fair raises funds and announces lodge officers
The holiday fair netted 504 with 271.70 after expenses. Eureka Lodge 447 T OO F installs officers under D D G M Wm Frambers of Bethel. Sick list includes Mrs Lide Jones Mrs R Spaulding and Mrs Dr Stalls grandchild. Local notes on residents and visitors wrap the village scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. G. M. Wm Frambers
Bethel
Eureka Lodge
N. Gis
Gre. Jones
R.S
Geo
W. Anderson
Leee
I. P. Witham
Lewis Gelvin
Lide Jones
R. Spaulding
Dr. Stalls
Zue Witham
Mrs. Archers
Columbia
Homer Swemn
Shelbyville
Ilinois
Prolonged Bantam meeting draws local attendance
Our young folks enjoy the protracted meeting at Bantam. The new neighbor Mr. Wenz on the Dent place is pleased with his home. Gus Brown left for Cincinnati to seek oil or a streetcar. A big lyceum event drew many from Amelia last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam
Wenz
Dent Place
Gus Brown
Cincinnati
The
Lyceum
Amelia
Local Gossip Notes From The Spring Grove Area
L M Wisk marble dealer visiting his brother F J Fisk harness dealer after a trip to Williamsburg and Vicinity where monuments were set up. Mrs Andrew Beagle returns from Indiana with holiday memories. Samuel Beagle away in Illinois awaited for train returns with rumors of a new wife. Mrs Shadrick Davis buried January 20 Olive Branch. Henry Beckler celebrates birth of a 12 pound girl with Mrs Jacob Meyer as midwife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Wisk
Spring Grove Cemetery
F. J. Fisk
Williamsburg
Spring Grove
Andrew Beagle
Indiana
Samuel Beagle
Ilinois
Shadrick Davis
Olive Branch
Henry Beckler
Jacob Meyer
Loveland Notes A Mix Of Travel, Accidents And Local Hopes
Albert Smith considers Florida as a future home. A Cincinnati beer shipment and country customers push liquor outlay toward eight thousand dollars. Little Miami road issues a signals guide. new signals effective mid month. Prof O W Martin suffers a broken arm in ice slip but remains in teaching. Professors Dyer and Martin plan Europe voyages for recreation and study. Loveland agent Ayers heads west to mining. Capt Wenricie ready to run for mayor. J Thompson returns home from Seymour Indiana on a pleasure trip and store visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
Florida
Cincinnati
Little Miami Road
O. W. Martin
Loveland School
Will Scott
Frank Dyer
Martin
Europe
C. M. Ayers
Loveland
Far West
Jack Wenricie
J. Thompson
Semour
Ind
West Logeland
White Oak News and Notices from Pierce Township
Mrs Sabry Kirgan returns from a week with Mr J Archer. Homer Swem family visit Mr Wm Swem. Mr J W Troy boasts a cow yielding ninety pounds of butter in sixty days with calf milk. Joseph Kirgan returns from Kentucky. James Montjar feeble. Lewis Nash ill. White Oak school prospers under Mr Homer Gaskins. Married January 16 at the bride’s parents to Fred Voorgt Denver Colorado to Amelia Mehl. They departed for Denver for their future home. Daniel Kirgan dies New Year’s Day at 58, leaving four children. Eulogistic verses recall a loving father as orphaned children mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabry Kirgan
J. Archer
Homer Swem
Wm. Swem
J. W. Troy
Joseph Kirgan
Kentucky
James Montjar
Lewis Nash
White Oak
Homer Gaskins
Fred Voorgt
Denver
Colorado
Amelia Mehl
Daniel Kirgan
Winter Socials and Sleigh Rides Amid Icy Roads
The village enjoys winter social events and balls while roads stay icy for sleigh rides. A protracted meeting at the M EF church draws large crowds despite some opposition. Mr F Lyons sold his farm near Edenton and Mr Sapp is the new landowner. Scarlet fever has not arrived yet though locals fear it may soon reach the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EF
F. Lyons
Edenton
Mr. Sapp
Village News and Growing Homes Add Charm to Town
The Weltz Brothers and Wilming ton nursery liren stop at the Tuen House. A local gentleman plans several fine houses in spring to beautify our village. Mr T B Dustin of Batavia visits to discuss Courier interests. Yom is a hard worker and deserves success. Ricks of Goshen and Miller of Batavia hay merchants rush in business. Rumor says a local bachelor may wed soon. best wishes for joy and many little ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltz
Wilmington
Tuen House
T. B. Dustin
Batavia
Yom
Messrs
Ricks
Goshen
Miller
Belles, Sleet, and Social News From East End Village
An East End village notes sleet and rain for a week while reporting a successful surprise party at Mrs. Ella Baldwin home. W L B Hill plans to move to Monterey. Anna Jeremiah shines with a new photo album prize. Schools improve under Prof A M Boulware and Miss Agnes Walker. Rumors say a local bachelor may wed a Boston woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Anna Jeremiah
A. M. Boulware
Bethel
Agnes Walker
Boston
Locals Report Various Small Happenings and Rumors
A. J. McAdams continues cutting thorn bushes along the turnpike. Lewis Willian of Normal University at Lebanon visits home. Rumor of bed-bug scatterment in Babylon this spring. Interest grows among young men at Stonelick. Prof. Rapp of Owensville visited Henry Long and family. Joseph Andrews asks William Cook to build a bridge across Stonelick. Rumor that Thomas Smally plans to take a Kansas bride on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McAdams
Lewis Willian
Normal University At
Lebanon
Babylon
Stonelick
Prof. Rapp
Owensville
Henry Long
Joseph Andrews
William Cook
Thomas Smally
Kansas
Barnard buys Ramsey farm bids new home in township
Charles Barnard, former township resident, purchases the John Ramsey farm of W. Ramsey and plans it as his future home. An oyster supper at Miamiville Hall benefits church funds tonight. M. T. Vandervort sells farm at auction to enter coal and lumber business in Loveland. Ed Shaw and sister visit from Mr. Repose with Mulberry Surprise Club. A large youth gathering enjoyed the evening. James Fenstermacher, a scarlet fever patient at Mulberry, is slowly recovering. Mr and Mrs Elston mourn the loss of their young daughter Birdie with community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnard
John Ramsey
W. Ramsey
Miamiville Hall
M. T. Vandervort
Loveland
Ed. Shaw
Mr. Repose
Mulberry
James Fenstermacher
Residents Gather News From Cincinnati Visitors
Mrs. Sallie Hammer of Cincinnati visits her mother Mrs John Kendall. Miss Sallie Ayers of Indiana stays with cousin Miss Ida Markley. Mrs H J Mulholland ill and A J Markley convalescent after illness. U B Church meetings ongoing with no accessions yet. The pike was icy and widely measured. Mud has dominated the week. Lyceum adjourned until meeting ends. J K Markley and mother attended a Williamsburg gonat anniversary on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Hammer
Cincinnati
John Kendall
Sallie Ayers
Indiana
Ida Markley
H. J. Mulholland
A.J. Markley
U. B. Church
Forestville Notes and Local Announcements
T C Gowdsy of Cincinnati spent a few days in the vicinity. The Forestville lyceum meets Monday evenings. Elmwood literary society to meet at George Burnett's residence Friday. Wm Croshaw and Miss Alvena Hodges wed on the 16th and plan Nebraska as home. The Forestville debating club had a misfire last Monday. Health of the sick slowly improving. Mr Titus sold his season’s tobacco crop. 18 acres with tenant expected to bring about a unknown amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Gowdsy
Cincinnati
Forestville Lyceum
A. Hulick
D. Maham
Emma Marsh
John Myers
Elmwood Literary Society
George Burnett
Wm. Croshaw
Alvena Hodges
Nebraska
Forestville
Titus
Local notes and social items from a small town
Rumor hints at an approaching mill as residents share news of visits and health updates. Mr and Mrs L Holmes spend a week with friends in Williamsburg. Mrs G W Moyer on the sick list. H W Montgomery rents his farm to Henry Roush of Concord and plans to move to Kentucky for a mercantile business. Sleigh riders to Todd's run attend spelling school, then a pleasant evening at Miss Don Hutton's. William Bricker recovering and seen on the streets. Belle Boulware visiting Henning's Mills before returning to Iowa. Maggie Ely hosts a young folks gathering near town. Protracted Meeting attendees from Williamsburg. Charley Davidson visits Mt Oreb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillip
Phillips
John
Miss Ellis
Wigginsville
Lewis Shinkle
Zink
Lakin Chapel
Stokes
Laurel
Mr. Daugherty
L. Holmes
Williamsburg
G. W. Moyer
H. W. Montgomery
Henry Roush
Concord
Kentucky
Todd
Don .Hutton
William Bricker
Belle Boulware
Henning’s Mills
Iowa
Maggie Ely
Charley Davidson
Mt. Oreb
Local Events and Appointments Briefs
The M. E. Sunday school plans an entertainment on Sunday evening February 4. The public schools principal has resigned. Prof. W. E. Potts elected as successor. A Towner led singing class concert is set for Friday February 2. The I. C. O. Past Grand hosted a grand dinner January 20 at Miller House. Miss Fulton to Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Jean Cross buys Dr. Wheeler’s property. Wheeler leaving March for Indiana. A railroad station looms east end town. A. J. Johnson prospers, praised for enterprise and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
W. E. Potts
Towner
Miller House
Fulton
New Orleans
Jean Cross
J. W. Wheeler
Indiana
A. J. Johnson
Hulington Village Notes on Rail Line Life and Locals
Hulington, a small Monroe township village on the C G and P railroad, hosts a grocery, post office, and rail station. A. W. Huling runs the post office and helps neighbors. F. C. Letteton operates a local grocery. The Clermont Courier is a long-standing weekly visitor. Notables include Mrs Mamie Dodsworth visiting, John McNair in Mattoon, Parvin and Fagin's portable saw mill, and A W Huling's recovery from illness. F M Armstrong plans to ship walnut logs to Cincinnati. a local logger trades with many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulington
Monroe Township
F.C. Letteton
A. W. Huling
Cincinnati
Clermont Courier
Courier
T. J. Thomas
Mamie Dodsworth
Huntington
West Virginia
John McNair
Mattoon
Ilinois
Parvin
Fagin
Thomas Dustin
Batavia
F. M. Armstrong
Local items note visitors and social updates
The column records residents and visitors including C. R. Smith of Amelia inspecting the Simpkin estate J. J. Rapp of Owensville visiting town Miss Adda Dail returns from Edenton Miss Emma Williams home after Edenton visit Huber in his office Joseph Schoolley leaves for unknown regions Sickness improving Mt Zion church protracted meetings Williams mill busy blacksmith Charles Hill updates frost nails Youths walk straight. sleet hoping to become habit community cheer continues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalley and Son
C. R. Smith, Esq
Amelia
Simpkin
J.J. Rapp
Owensville
Adda Dail
Edenton
Emma Williams
Williamsburg
Squire Huber
Joseph Schoolley
Marriage Rumors Hit Montrose Social Circles
Rumor spreads that Fletcher Glanc of Montrose Iowa and Anna Illiams of our town have wed in private ceremonies. Observers note both are from first class society and expect a public announcement soon. The town wishes the couple a long, happy journey together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Williams
Benedict
Snekat
Fletcher Glanc
Montrose
Iowa
Anna Illiams
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Charles W. Pegg
Jounx H. Fairman, Eprror
Ben Butler
Benjamin
Jonnx Fishpack
Board of Trustees of Benevolent Institution
Fishback
Campbell
Congress
Clermont County
Washington Post
Capitol
Morey
Ten Mile Valley
Felicity
Ogs
W. H. Ulrey
Felicity Schools
Ulrey
Lou Thompson
Petersburg
Lakin
Phil T. South
William Lloyd
John Vanosdol
Covington
Kenpoi
Crosstown
Pervis Mills
Point Isabel
Morrison
Thomas Phillips
G. A. Frazier
Frazier and Roudebush
John Page
Washington, D.H
Oliver Smith
Canter and Baum
Denham-Tailey
E. J. Denham
Thomas Fee
Mr. Fee
John Hudson
Withamsville
MT. Holly
Willow Ville
Pierce Township
Terrace Park
MT. Olive
Stonelick Township
Miami Township
Cherry Grove
Elmwood
Hennings Mills
MT. Carmel
Tiulington
Williams
Cmear
Cicero
Tremont Hover
Carcase
Ill
H.W. Warner & Co
Ler AC
Mouyseg
Messie
H. H. Warner & Co
LMM Life
Omama
Nev
Warner
LCM A14
Michicgan City
Mr. Warner
Arlington
Loos
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Mersie. IT
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Dean
West
New York Sun
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Tak Sun
Noman
Tae Sen
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Figne
Robesonism
Tax Sun
Tag Sun
Tax SU
Weekly
I. W. England
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New York City
Lecal
Ohio
Moscow
J. W. Kain
R. Urren
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