Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday August 2
Washington weather forecast shows Indiana and Iowa with partly cloudy conditions and warm to hot temperatures. Ohio, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota expect varied cloudiness with showers possible and light to fresh winds. Michigan and surrounding regions display fair to cloudy skies with cooler trends and periods of southeasterly winds. Blythe Nebraska, weather director, provides the outlook and temperature ranges.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South
Dakota
Netwasken
Porti
Iowa
Lightning Strikes Yacht. Three Men Die Off Mobile Bay
The pleasure yacht Florodora was struck by lightning near Point Clear on Mobile bay this afternoon, killing three men. The dead are Ledyard Scott a former university professor in Kobe Japan Bruce Granville Lincoln a wealthy young Englishman visiting Mobile for investments and William Brewton the pilot of the yacht all were burned by the bolt but suffered non fatal injuries.
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Mobile
Ala
Point Clear
Mobile Bay
Ledyard Scott
Te University
Kogajima
Bruce Granville Lincoln
William Brewton
Mr. Scott
Obituary of Rev George M Vanderlip founder of YMCA
The Rev George Mairs Vanderlip D D, a key founder of the American YMCA and an early force behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Baptist Publication Society, died at his Brooklyn home from heart disease. He was born in Argyle, New York.
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New York
George Mairs Vanderlip
D. D
Young Men's Christian Association
America
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Baptist Publication Society
Brooklyn
Vanderlip
Argyle
N. Y
Movements of steamers in transatlantic traffic Aug 2
Ships arriving and sailing from major ports listed with routes: Arabic and Furnes from UK and Ireland to New York. Altonia and Celtic from Boston and New York. Vaderland passing to Antwerp. Bremm sailing to New York. Columbia arriving and Nu midian, Seana May, and Etra among others.
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New York
Liverpool
Queenstown
Furnes
Glasgow
Moville
Moltke
Hamburg
Southampton
Cher
Altonia
Boston
Celtic
Salled
Bovie
Eer
Ae Seana May
Ton
Etra
JOHNS
N. F
Car
Philadelphia
Columbia
Bouogne-Sur-Mer
Rotterdam
Bremm
Bremen
Lizard
Vaderland
Antwerp
California Earthquake Registers Longest Local Shake
An earthquake lasting nearly thirty seconds struck San Francisco at about 0:00 tonight, the longest duration reported. The tremor was not violent and damage reports are not expected, with California areas also feeling the shock.
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San Francisco
California
Eee Cour
King Edward Addresses Irish People at Cowes on Industry Education Tolerance
At Cowes Isle of Wight the royal yacht Victoria and Albert hosts King Edward who issues a formal address to his Irish people. He emphasizes self reliance cooperation education and industrial growth and prays for mutual toleration and prosperity in Ireland. The visit draws praise from British and Irish press with plans for a yearly Dublin hospital gift and a busy yachting week with American visitors and regatta races.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Victoria and Albert
Edward
Ireland
Apek Edward
Prince of Wales
Mrs. Goelet
James Hen: Smith
King promises future Ireland visit after Queens town address
London reports that King and Queen welcomed Ireland visit hopes for a new era of prosperity. The King praised Horace Plunkett, knighthood awarded, and the lord lieutenant asked to announce a donation to Dublin hospitals in memory of the King.
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London
Queenstown
Ireland
Add
Cowes
Prince of Wales
Horace Plunkett
Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction For
Myeself
Theing
Lord Iveagh
Edward Devil Guiness
Dublin
Charles Telegram to Roosevelt Hails American Navy
Lisbon reports King Charles sent a telegram to President Roosevelt expressing pleasure in drinking his health and the prosperity of the American navy aboard the Brooklyn. The U S training ship Enterprise has arrived in port.
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Lisbon
Portugal
King Charles
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Enterprise
Army and Navy Orders List of Promotions and Assignments
Military offices publish army and naval orders detailing retirements transfers and leave extensions. Col Edmund Rice of the Nineteenth Infantry at Vancouver Barracks Washington is ordered home to await retirement. Numerous promotions commissions and staff changes follow across army and navy branches with transfers to hospitals ships and construction duties.
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Army
Navy
Edmund Rice
Nineteenth Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
William E. Goolsby
Twenty-first Infantry
General Hospital
Presidio of
San Francisco
J. C. Muhlenberg
E. B. Martindale
E. B. Martindale, Jr
Artillery Corps
F. W. Griffin
Artillery
W. K. Hamilton
Joseph T. Dickman
Eighth Cavalry
Provisional General Staff
A. Campbell
Seventeenth Infantry
Columbia
Philippines
Henry Co. Hodges, Jr
Forts
Adams and Greble
R. L
Fort Rodman
Mass
Thomas H. Slavens
William H. Oury
Twelfth Infantry
Colima Volcano Erupts Again With Dense Smoke
Colima in Mexico reports another eruption as great clouds of smoke rise northeastward on a sea wind. Dispatch notes possible lava flow but heavy smoke obscures details. The situation prompts ongoing monitoring from Colima.
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Mexico City
Colima
Volca
Big Tobacco War Plan From Louisville Warehouse Co
The Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company plans to buy every warehouse in Cincinnati and every pound of tobacco grown in Kentucky Indiana and Ohio to reorganize its structure and raise capital from 1.35 million to 20 million. An Eastern capital push is underway in New York to back the scheme.
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Louisville, Ky
the Herald
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Company
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Continental Tobacco Company
New York
Indiana Horticultural Society meet in Spring Valley this week
Farmers gather at Friends Church in Spring Valley near Pendleton for the Indiana Horticultural Society session Tuesday and Wednesday. Speakers include Cyrus Mays, W. W. Stevens, E. Y. Teas, W. W. Woolen, C. M. Hobbs, Alfred Ellison, Mrs. W. B. Campbell, and others. The event features an old-fashioned picnic, fruit and flower displays, and prizes for best display. Madison County is noted for its fertile farms and strong farmer groups.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Indiana Horticultural Society
Friends’ Church
Spring Valley
Pendleton
Madison County
Fall Creek Township
Friends
Indiana
Cyrus (. Mays
Madison County Association
W. W. Stevens
Catalpa
E.Y. Teas
Centerville
W. W. Woolen
Indianapolis
W. E. Fox
Rushville
C. M. Hobbs
Bridgeport
Alfred Ellison
Sisters of St. Francis Observe Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
In Lafayette Indiana tomorrow marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the Sisters of St Frances founding in the city Sister Agnes a Lafayette native led the effort with Sister Rose and Mother Josepha Both religious and social services will be held at St Elizabeth poetry the observance remains private About one hundred sisters are at the hospital for the anniversary and a new Home for Aged People is nearing completion with dedicatory services planned
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Order
The
Sisters of St. Frances
Agnes
Rose
Josepha
St. Elizabeth Poesia
Sisters of St
University summer school closes with social and play
Bloomington Ind Aug 2 Summer school at the University will close next Wednesday The term has been successful and a high grade of scholarship maintained Friday night the students were entertained at the final term social in the gymnasium Over 500 attended one notable feature a short student play with Mayme Swindler Pearl Jones J P Boyle J P King and Fred Purnell performing representing the college's best dramatic material
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
University
Mayme Swindler
Pearl Jones
J. P. Boyle
J. P. King
Fred Purnell
Mrs Elmer B Bryan Arrives in Indiana for Summer
Mrs Elmer B Bryan wife of Prof E B Bryan head of Philippines normal schools arrives in Indiana. She will spend summer at Kokomo home and winter in Indianapolis where the children will attend school. Prof Bryan will remain in the Philippines continuing his work.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Elmer B. Bryan
E. B. Bryan
Philippines
Bryan
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Funeral of State Senator CC A De Haven at Kokomo
The funeral of Senator Charles A. De Haven in Kokomo was led by Masons and the Order of Ben Hur with Rev C W Choate delivering the sermon. Attending were U S Senator Fairbanks and several state lawmakers. interment followed at Crown Point Cemetery.
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CC. A. de Haven
Kokomo
Hudson
Salem
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Charles A. de Haven
Masons
Order of Ben-Hur
C. W. Choate
Congregational Church
C. C. Shirley
J. N. Loop
W. C. Coverton
F. J. Byers
J. W. Learner
John Ingles
A. H M. Hunt
Lewis Ehlig
United States
Fairanks
Statesman
Peru
Merton
Sycamore
Senate Committee
Goveror Gilbert
Hendee
Anderson
Maston
Indianapolis
Strickler
Marion
Ogborn
New Castle
Purviance
Huntington
Gard
Frankfort
Fairbanks
Crown Point Cemetery
Madison Circuit Court Faces Heavy October Term
At the October term the Madison Circuit Court logged a heavy docket with forty criminal cases awaiting trial, fifty new filings, and fifty-three dispositions. Probary department reported fifty-seven state claims on file, fifty new filings and twenty dispositions. Forty-six divorce cases went to trial, with fifty new filings and sixty-seven heard and decided. Judges face a tough workload and lawyers express concern about court conduct.
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Madison
Salem prosecutor seized as dangerously insane
Simon Hudson of Salem, prosecutor for the Forty second judicial district, was arrested by Marshal Medlock as dangerously insane at his home. He was moved from Edinburg to Salem by his father after his family fled home. A lunacy commission will consider the case tomorrow. stimulants and cocaine are blamed for his incapacity.
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Indianapolis Journal
Salem
Ind
Simon Hudson
Forty-second Judicial District
Marshal Medlock
Hudson
Edinburg
Bequest of $20,000 to United Brethren Church
The will of Mrs. Joshua Fulwider of Perrysville, who died recently, leaves about 20 000 dollars in property to the General Conference of the United Brethren Church of the Upper Wabash Valley. Her husband receives life tenure in the home farm of 1 acre, which will pass to the church at his death.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Joshua Fulwider
Perrysville
General Conference of the
United Brethren Church
Upper
Wabash Valley
Arrest Ties Riot to Evansville Saloons Policy
Evansville Indiana on August 2 reports Frank Long, a black man, arrested after being indicted for riot involvement. City saloons closed until 1 pm and reopened from the rear for hours, with ministers opposing the lax policy and promising to push strict liquor-law enforcement. In Richmond, Indiana, Elizabeth Enoch faces a $10,000 alienation suit from Frank Barrett after her sister’s death, Barrett alleging she influenced his wife to alter the will. Enoch denies the claim, stating the will favored a daughter and a granddaughter, with no influence from her.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Frank Long
Richmond
Elizabeth Enoch
Cincinnati
Frank Barrett
Barrett
Prolific cow bears triplets at Lauramie township
In Lafayette Indiana on Friday afternoon a five year old thoroughbred Shorthorn cow owned by farmer Matthew Cuffell of Lauramie township gave birth to triplets. The same cow produced twins two years ago and is expected to boost Cuffell's cattle at the county fair next month. the three calves are full size sound and uniformly colored.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Matthew Cuffell
Lauramie Township
Lauramnte Township
Cuffell
Madison county stone pile reformers hoboes shun tramps
In Anderson Indiana Madison County keeps a jail yard stone pile where prisoners work eight hours daily. Under Andy McDivett, inmates are supervised and used for road repair and city contracts. The program reportedly reduces vagrancy as tramps avoid town and seek work rather than face labor.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Andy McDivett
McDivett
Willie
Fire destroys Bluffton junk dealer's home in incendiary blaze
Bluffton Indiana August 2 a fire presumed incendiary destroyed the residence of Santon Millington at the city edge at 1 am. The house lay beyond the city waterworks and firemen were powerless. Loss about 1000 with 500 insurance. Millington and family were visiting in Ohio.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Santon Millington
Millington
Ohio
Elopement and Local School Board Actions Across Indiana
EDITH Coordes and George Miller married in Marshall Illinois last week, prompting parental anger and the daughter’s departure to her husband. Crothersville names Sherman Rickard and several teachers for the coming year. Ridgeville reports church rededication with minor expenses. Greenfield hosts August meeting series at Bradley Methodist Church with large turnout. Bloomington notes Judge Reinhard of Indiana University Law School very ill but improving. Evansville women organize anti spitting crusade to curb sidewalk filth. Sullivan reports Philip Kendall of Farmersburg 21 shoots self in head. death seen as accidental.
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Terre Haute
Edith Coordes
W. E. Coordes
George Miller
Marshall
Ill
Sherman C. Rickard
Washington County
Indiana
Helen Fultz
Margaret Marshall
Emma Meska
Fern Harrod
Professor Rickard
Indiana University
Ridgeville
Cecil
Anderson
Ind
Pierce
Fountain City
Horter
Greenfield
Bradley Methodist Church
Tor
Perry E. Powell
Indianapolis
John T. van Zant
Robert Clark
Bloomington
Judge Reinhard
Indiana University Law School
Evansville
Oakland City
Richmond Art Association to be featured in New York Art Manual
Richmond Indiana’s art group gains broader notice as the Richmond Art Association will be represented in the New York Art Manual, prepared by Miss Florence Levy. The October edition marks the first since 1890 and will highlight major US art societies, artists, and recent exhibits, with Richmond’s 1900s show singled out for prominent mention and illustrations.
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Indianapolis
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Art Association
New York Art Manual
Florence Levy
New York
United States
Richmond Association
Middle West
Tragedy and accident tales from Indiana and nationwide
Worn out by long shift Garry Barder died after sleeping on Wabash tracks near Lafayette. His widow, Horney Massey, resides in Bloomington. A separate Central America report notes Homer Massey drowned, son of A T Massey, a Bloomington worker. In Lafayette a streetcar derailed after a concert, panicking passengers but causing only minor injuries.
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Horney Massey
Bloomington
Central America
Ida Starr Shot by Brother In Law In Accidental Shooting
Ida Starr of Poneto aged twenty was accidentally shot in the throat Saturday evening by her nine year old brother in law Ira Huff. Doctors say she probably will recover. The weapon was a toy revolver with a .22 cartridge slipped in by the boy who did not know it was loaded. Starr said the shooting was entirely accidental.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Ida Starr
Poneto
Ira Huff
Huff
Infant burned by carbolic acid accident in Spencer County
Evansville dispatch reports eighteen month old Allen Gentry son of Mr and Mrs Ab Gentry Spencer County Indiana was fatally burned by carbolic acid after contents of a can spilled or were ingested the circumstances described as a terrible accident in the home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Allen
Ab Gentry
Spencer Coun County
Headley Glass Factory to Move from Fairmount to Danville
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute Ind August 2 The Headley glass manufacturing people will remove from Fairmount to Danville Illinois despite a prior contract to move to Terre Haute The window glass trust plan to use machine blowers prompted the shift as it would raise production costs for independent plants The Danville offer is said to be less favorable to the Headleys yet a Danville site is chosen There is also a report the Danville plant may become a bottle factory
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Headley Glass Manufacturing
Fairmount
Danville
Ill
Window Glass Trust
Headleys
Commercial Club
Editor Howe Entertains Atchison Globe 25th Anniversary
Twelve thousand people attended the twenty fifth anniversary celebration of the Atchison Globe at Forest Park. A band concert and a citizenship address by Governor Bailey of Kansas and elaborate fireworks marked the event. E W Howe entertained 150 guests at dinner. The Globe has been edited by Howe since its inception twenty five years ago. Excursions were run from nearby towns. Howe is author of The Story of a Country Town and Globe Lights a collection of pithy sayings.
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Atchison
Kan
Atchison Globe
Forest Park
Bailey
Kansas
E. W. Howe
The
Globe
Howe
An Organization Man in Philadelphia City Hall
The piece profiles Frank the mayor’s bootblack, a loyal “organization man” in City Hall. He rose from shines purveyor to trusted helper in Ashbridge and Weaver administrations, knowing caucuses, conventions, and the machine’s decrees while remaining devoted to loyalty and daily polish duties.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Frank
Ashbridge
Weaver
Italy
Much Simpler Proposition in Chicago Journal
An Indiana physician claims to have created life from alcohol ammonia salt and water. The article notes skepticism and recalls a man who reportedly created life with blue meat and purple snakes using similar substances.
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Chicago Journal
Indiana
Mystery in Death at Lafayette Hospital
Edward McKenni died at St Elizabeth Hospital in Lafayette Indiana on Wednesday night. Relatives could not be reached and unless word comes by Tuesday the body will be buried. Little is known of his life beyond a past of means and a sister in Cleveland. He arrived two months ago, had no money, and kept his reasons for coming private. Letters to the sister have gone unanswered, prompting belief of a possible tragic event in his career that may be revealed later.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Virgil
Garry Barder
Lafayette Homing Mills
Barder
Edward McKenni
St. Elizabeth Hospital
McKenna
Cleveland
Court and Lawyers Busy in Madison County Term
Madison Circuit Court completed a long term with 330 civil cases on the docket at start and 200 new cases filed during the term. Judge McClure will take a vacation at the Country Club in Anderson Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Madison Circuit Court
McClure
Ster
Een Ieee
Attitude of Georgia Negroes Reflects Southern Safety
A Madison Ga AME conference resolutions praise the South for safety and opportunity. The document claims blacks can earn any vocation there, and credits Southern whites with encouraging self reliance and business, noting no bitterness but robust resolve.
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Philadelphia
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison
South
Special Grand Jury Session Ordered in Bank Wrecks
Waterloo Indiana August 1 Judge James H Rose calls grand jury back to investigate bank wrecks at Waterloo and Auburn Indicts wreckers if possible. He will hire top county funded counsel to prosecute and protect the people. County to cover sheriff costs in pursuing those responsible for the bank failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Waterloo
Ind
James H. Rose
Circuit Court
Auburn
New Oil Field Found Near Ridgeville Ind
NEW OIL FIELD RIDGEVILLE Ind Aug 2 The oil well on the J M Adington lease two miles south of Ridgeville was tested yesterday and showed ten to twelve barrels without pumping proving a new oil field. The well sits in a 1200 acre field leased by the Dividend Oil Company of Marion Ind with Edgeville businessmen among stockholders. Operators soon located a second well and will develop holdings with rental paid on over 1000 acres on Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Ridgeville
Ind
J. M. Adington
Marion
Edgeville
Kinser Brother Secures New Road Contract
Terre Haute Aug 2 William Kinser of T W Kinser and Son returns home from Parsons Kan HQ while the road seeks to build 300 miles of track for the Missouri Kansas and Texas from Stevens in the Indian Territory to Oklahoma City A second contract has been taken to build 20 miles from Vi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
William Kinser
T. W. Kinser & Son
Parsons
Kan
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Stevens
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Total Mobilities at Risk and ODE LITE Exposure
The document lists a large total mobilities amount of 008 077 08 and notes the greatest at risk value on ODE LITE as 50 000 00. This item presents financial risk figures with no clear context or entities beyond these numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODE Lite
Eecseereevscseseereeereeee
Auditor Certifies State Copy of Report in 1902
An Indiana auditor certifies a correct copy of a state condition on a company as of December 1902, with official attestation dated February 13, 1993. The document references seal and official signatory D. E. Sherrick, Auditor of State, noting the statement is on sale in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
CIA
D. E. Sherrick
Trains to California for G A R Encampment Leave Aug 10
Vandalia line and Big Four run special trains from here next Monday at noon bound for California for the G A R Encampment. Free side trips and half day stops planned along the official route. Grubbs and W B Harrissey of Indiana back efforts to move the next national convention to Springfield Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia Line
Big Four
California
Fragmented Kansas City Journal excerpt on jail escape
An OCR style snippet describes a jailed man shooting after an escape and mentions confusion over where he was hit. The text shows garbled words and incomplete phrases, reflecting a messy newspaper fragment with unclear details.
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J. W. Broatch
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Marine Corps
T. E. Blackstrom
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G. M. Kincade
Louisville Warehouse Company
Pleasant Spring Valley
Isaac Jones
Summitville
W. F. de Vilibliss
Fort Wayne
J. A. Burton
Orleans
Etta Charles
H. W. Henry
Laporte
E. G. Tufts
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W. B. Flick
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Sisters OF ST. Francis
U. Summer School
Mrs. Bryan
Corydon
Benjamin Jordan
George Ems
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Vincennes
Mary Egan
Cumberland
G, A. DE Haven
Senator Fairbanks
United Brethren
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Shun Anderson
Indiana Notes
South America
Homer Massey
A. T. Massey
Buskirk
Tecumseh Trail
Mainstreet Bridge
Danville, Ill
Headley Glass Factory
Surnal
Biriu
Georgia
Cluett
Arrow
Dean Bros
Altna
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Hartford, Conn
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AOL
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State of Indiana
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United States Geological Survey
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Kansas City Journal
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