Evansville Fire Destroys Warehouse and Building
Fire in Evansville Indiana devastates a large corrugated iron warehouse and a four story brick building in the heart of the district. Loss to broom corn around 150,000 with over 5,000 on buildings. Journal offices evacuated as smoke and fumes overcome firefighters. two young girls severely injured by a railroad torpedo explosion near Brazi Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trebaneporte Journal
Evansville
Ind
Broom Corn Trust
Journal
Indianaporls Journal
Brazi
Eveline Cane
Thomas Cane
Fay Hixon
Wiliam Hizen
Hixon
Man Hunted Accident Leaves Coburn Near Death
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports at Speicherville, Indiana that Arge Coburn lies severely wounded with intestines nearly shot away after a hunting trip gone wrong. Neighbor N L Layton carried him to his home as Coburn succumbed, not expected to survive. Coburn has one child. Also John Sanger of Wabash was killed by a passenger train near here as he reportedly walked along the track returning home. Body cut to fragments. he was forty, survived by a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Arge
Frank Coburn
Speicherville
Layton
Coburn
Thllonapolia Journal
Williams
Ind
John Sanger
Caxt-Howil Wabsoh
Attica
Nome
Songer
Terre Haute Man Dies in Wagon Fall Accident
In Terre Haute Indiana John C Sachs on the Vendalin road crew and later an engineer on the line for years after opening was killed when he fell from his wagon while traveling from the city to his farm. He was five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
John C. Sachs
Indianapolis
Ite Wey
Winamac
Elias Jagger
Franklin Township
Pulaski County
Ridey
Philadelphia
Indiana
Scottsburg
Covington
Samuel Grady
Tinsley
Centerville
Wayne County
Kokomo
Howard County
Oklahoma
J. H. French
J. H. Henley
Greentown
Internal Revenue District
Anderson
Madison County
Attempted Postoffice Robbery at Shoals Ends in Capture
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Shoals Indiana woke to an attempted post office burglary. Three men fled as the assistant postmaster returned from the 3 o'clock train and forced him to surrender. One was captured soon after and the other two hid in a field. Suspects named Harry Collins Stulrs thirty five Roy Christine Memphis Tennessee fifteen Hal By Memphis seventeen were later jailed. Collins had a burglars tool kit and the trio claimed they had traveled from Louisville to commit thefts in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shoals
Ind
Tepened
Cap
Herry Collins Stulrs
Roy Christine
Memphis
Tenn
Hal
Collins
Louisville
New York men robbed in Washington Indiana break in
Sam Berkowitz and Ike Swimmer of New York arrived in Washington on a trip to Evansville by train after a rough ride. Swimmer allegedly cut from Berkowitz two bags containing $10 and three diamonds worth 40. Berkowitz reported the theft and offered a $1,000 reward for the arrest of the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Sam Berkowitz
Ike Swimmer
New York
Evansville
Worthington
Swimmer
Berkowitz
John Hardiman obituary at Kokomo Indiana
Indiana obituary notes John Hardiman of Kokomo died aged longtime Howard county resident born a slave in Kentucky he moved north sixty five years ago and left a fortune of 31000 including a six acre farm and several properties in town a Civil War veteran with four living children and a surviving daughter also mentions relatives and a church funeral set for Sunday at Rush Street A M E Church conducted by Rev Gregory
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Indianapolis
Kokomy
Ind
John Hardiman
Howard County
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Foor
P W. Hardiman
Greenevelle
Mattic Grifin
Emma Burnett
W. Z. Herdiman
Kalamasco
Gregory
Marion Aug 3 Obituary Notices Highlight Local Figures
Marion Indiana obituary notices report Eljab Lyon aged forty three dying at Viestey Lowlands home from stomach trouble. Lovie B. Mewd, editor of the Mon county central committee chair, dies this morning from consumption, aged thirty with several children. In Glen Indiana James M. a citizen and former treasurer of the Arey and tat, dies this afternoon after years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Eljab
Lyon
Viestey Lowland
Teri
Bregett
Lovie B
Wits
Mon
Grant Councy Atic Central
Qomimitice
Burial announced for Jacob Halter at Milton
Richmon d Indiana dispatch reports Jacob Halter a well known resident aged sixty seven died recently interment to be in Milton Wayne county he had resided there at times and funeral arrangements to be held locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Jacob Halter
Milton
Wayne County
Dr Trask attacked in Matthews assault and robbery
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Dr Trask of Matthews was attacked and robbed in his home area. He remained unconscious with convulsions after head blows. two men arrested later but no link proven. The incident occurred between 2 and 4 am as he returned to the Matthews Land Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia Journal
Marion, Inc
Trask
Matthews
Trusk Lees
Matthews Land Company
Peesersby
Offleere
Olle Lay
Dairy Parkmees Institute To Hold Plymouth Meeting
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Indiana August 3 The District Dairy Farmers Institute at Plymouth on August 13 and 14 will feature H B Gurler of Illinois and Prof D Smith of Michigan joining Indiana dairy workers in a program expected to attract all who seek wholesome milk. A special round trip fare is available with delegate certificates signed by the superintendent. Additional August district meetings include Southern Indiana Horticultural Institute Orleans August 18 and 19 State Horticultural Society South Bend August 27 and 28 Northern Indiana Live Stock Institute Huntington August 22 and 23.
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Indianapolis
Lafayette
Ind
Institute
Latta
Imaliete
Plymouth
H. B. Gurler
Ilnois
D. Smith
Michigan
West
Indiana
Farmers’ Institutes
W. C.tta
Southern Indiana Horticultural Institute
Orleans
State Horticultural Society
South Bend
Northern Indiana Live Stock Institute
Huntington
Traction Line Opened Between Wabash And Peru
The Wabash River Traction Company opened from the Wabash river bridge to the steel works in Peru, a seventeen mile route. City and county officials, business leaders, and local men toured the line with a reception for 150 at Boyd Park. Cars began hourly service today after a day of tours ending with a return to Wabash.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Wabash River Traction Company
Wabash River
Peru
Biakeslee
Boyd
Boyd Park
Rich Valley
Famine in residences grips Kokomo as steel mill nears
Kokomo Indiana faces housing strain as rapid growth follows the location of a million-dollar steel works and two smaller plants. Real estate firms report 76 callers seeking houses today, with four hundred new homes needed to meet demand. People sleep in tents and storage spaces fill with belongings while construction gears up for a 200-man crew starting next Monday and operation by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Dee
Explosive Factory Fight Wins Perpetual Injunction
Judge H C Ryan bars Indiana Nitroglycerin and Indiana Torpedo Cos from completing a factory and storage house near Alexandria after a deadly nitroglycerin explosion. Brown sues to restrain, citing public highway proximity and barn distance. Planting allowed to proceed would risk public safety and set legal precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
H. C. Ryan
Madison Superior Court
Indiana Nitroglycerin
Indiana Torpedo Companies
Alexandria
Farmer
M. Brown
Brown
Ryan
Bedford custody case hints at family dispute
Bedford Indiana reports Mrs. Margaret Fritz with four children aged seventeen, twelve, ten, eight and a younger nine appears in a custody matter. The article notes the custody decision involves Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Margaret Fritz
Mrs Fritz to be tried as accessory in Feister murder
Mrs Fritz faces trial on Wednesday as an accessory in the murder of John Feister committed by her husband Nelson who remains at large. A preliminary hearing was held before Judge Stephenson this afternoon.
Everett Nuisance Case Faces Sheriff and Court Action
In Scottsburg Indiana on information from Prohibition chairman Jessie B. Davis a warrant was issued for Thomas H Everett and James E Everett for maintaining a public nuisance. Sheriff Everett refused arrest on a justice court warrant leading to circuit court proceedings to arrest him and to enjoin the Everetts from continuing the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Scottsburg
Ind
Jessie B. Davis
Prohibition
Fourth Congressional District
Edwin F. Crawford
Thomas H. Everett
James E. Everett
Scott County
Ir. Everett
Davis
Everetts
Indiana and neighboring town notes mixed with personal items
A collage of short items from various Indiana towns reports a Philippine fight near Lipa with casualties, a Dayton abduction case, upcoming marriages in Jeffersonville, a Marion lottery land draw for a Civil War veteran, a Goshen elopement arrest, and local plans for gas, water works, and public picnics.
Drop Of Forty One Degrees In Lincoln Area Temp Plunge
Lincoln and most of the state saw a 41 degree temperature drop in 36 hours with intermittent showers. Local rain credited to gunpowder experiments by W F Wright despite forecasts. Rain spread across southern Nebraska, southern South Dakota, northern Nebraska and Iowa with reports from Hartington, O Neill, Valentine and others.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aus
W. F. Wright
Washington
Omaha
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Hartington
O'Neill
Valentine
Oakdale
Tekumah
Long Pine
Storm Lake
Carroll and Sibley
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rapid City
Huron
Heavy rain soaks Kansas City and eastern Kansas
The heaviest rain in months drenched Kansas City and eastern Kansas, hindering crops and disrupting activities across the region. Local forecasts warn of continued showers with potential minor flood concerns and garden crop damage noted by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Central Passenger Association Opens Large Storefront Agency at 31 Superior Street
In Cleveland Aug 3 the Central Passenger Association secured a large storeroom at 31 Superior street to run a joint agency for extending railroad tickets during the National Grand Army Encampment. F A C Donald, commissioner, will oversee the operation with about forty clerks. Jackets to and from the encampment may be presented for extension for a small fee, from Sept 1 when on sale to Sept 15 noon.
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Cleveland
Central Passenger Association
Superior Street
National Grand Army
Central
F. AC. Donald
Decatur Chief Receives Telegram on Forgeries Suspect
Police report Deputy Sheriff Cote of Birmingham informs Decatur authorities that George A. Johnson a Wabash brakeman arrested on forgery charges escaped near East Street while being returned to Alabama by jumping from a moving train.
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Decatur, ii
Applegate
W. 8. Cote
Birmingham
Ala
George A. Johnson
Decatur
East St
Alabama
Postoffice circular clarifies second class mail rules for publishers
The Post Office Department issues a circular resetting second class mail privileges for Premium-Giving Papers and Periodicals. It notes that a publication admitted to second class remains so unless the department issues formal notice. It delays full enforcement to Oct 1 and covers news agents, premiums, and returns under amended Regulations 301.
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Washington
Madden
Revenue Act Construed Exempts Some Grain Trades
Washington Aug. ¢. Commissioner Yerkes replies to a Northwest grain firm asking if memorandum sales on exchanges are exempt from tax under Schedule A. Exemption applies to grain on board and in transit at sale time. billed shipments required. A bill of lading or certified copy needed to prove in transit status.
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Washington
Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Northwest
Exchange
Board of Trade
Duluth
Board of Trade Or Exchange
Iron and Steel Production Surges in Late 19th Century
Washington August 3 The Geological Survey reports James M Swank general manager of the American Iron and Steel Association that the United States leads world output in pig iron and steel. World pig iron approx 40 million tons with U S at 15 8 million. steel about 26.6 million tons with U S near 16 8 million. Bessemer and open hearth figures cited show rail production at about 2 0 million tons and overall year marked by prosperity for iron and steel manufacturers.
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Washington
Geological Survey
James M. Swank
American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Bessemer
Third member of Schley court delayed by secretary’s inquiry
Acting Secretary Hackett expected to name the third member of the Schley court of inquiry today but did not. He has likely heard from rear admirals and will inform Secretary Long before any announcement. Judge Advocate Lemoy remains on vacation but will assist remotely as needed.
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Washington
Hackett
Schley Court of Inquiry
Long
Scretary Long
Lemiy
New England
Pone
Manderson Declines Charge of Schley Case in Washington
Gen. Charles Manderson declines taking charge of Admiral Schley’s case before the court of inquiry in Washington due to his heavy duties as attorney for the Burlington Railroad. Manderson and Schley are longtime friends. the admiral had visited Manderson in Omaha previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Charles Manderson
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
Washington
Burlington Railroad
Gen. Manderson
Ruling Against Gannett as Census Geographer
Washington Aug. 4 The treasury controller holds Henry Gannett was illegally appointed as geographer of the eleventh census and thus not entitled to compensation. Gannett also serves as geographer for the geological survey, and the ruling rests on the rule that one person cannot hold two government posts with compensation of $2.64 or more annually. The decision suggests Congress action may follow.
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Washington
Tracewell
the Treasury
Henry Gannett
Ilegally
Gannett
Congress
Question on Gannett Geographer Salary in Geological Survey
The article notes a legal question raised by the controller about whether Mr. Gannett’s current salary of 5.6 for his role as geographer in the geological survey, totaling $1,100 more than the Congress authorized, is payable if the controller dies. The controller does not decide the issue but flags the excess amount.
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Gannett
Geological Survey
Congress
No Naval Demonstration On Venezuela Colombia
Washington reports no naval display will be undertaken to protect American interests in Venezuela and Colombia unless the crisis worsens. Government will monitor events with close scrutiny, believing the dispute will be brief and unlikely to threaten U S interests, and cites lack of available ships for any show of force.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
Colombia
Navy dock purchase prompts $75,000 dredging claim
In Havana harbor contractors who dredged the harbor to permit operation of the big floating dry dock claim $75,000 must be paid before removal, while the Navy says any equity should go to the Spanish government since the dock was in Spanish possession during dredging. the attorney general will rule.
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Washington
Navy Department
Havana
Court martial finds Major Doyen guilty in intoxication case
Washington Aug 3 The court martial tried Major Charlies Doyen fleet marshal of the North Atlantic squadron at Newport for intoxication and being absent without leave. He is found guilty and sentenced to lose numbers and be reprimanded by the War Department. Courts martial will be held in Manila for Lieut Preston Brown and Capt Francis P Fremont Second Infantry. The lieutenant is accused of killing a native who refused to recover a soldier’s body from the river. The charges against Captain Fremont are not known.
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Washington
Charlies Doyen
Newport
Manila
Preston Brown
Francis P. Fremont
Premont
Treasury Officials Call Durkee Claim Imaginary
The secretary of the treasury and the treasurer of the United States filed answers in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia denying the Durkee claim for 79000 dollars and interest. They say the claim is wholly imaginary false fictitious and fraudulent and without foundation in law or fact. They insist Treasury records disclose no basis for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Durkee
Treasury Department
Currency reserve agents named for Indiana banks
The controller of the currency approved several banks as reserve agents. First National Bank of New York acts for Citizens' National Bank of Franklin Indiana. Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago serves Hamilton National Bank of Fort Wayne Indiana. Philadelphia National Bank acts for First National Bank of Mishawaka Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
First National Bank
New York City
Citizens’ National Bank
Franklin
Ind
Corn Exchange National Bank
Chicago
Hamilton National Bank
Fort Wayne
Philadelphia National Bank
Philadelphia
Mishawaka
State Department to Receive Italian Ambassador to U S
In response to an inquiry from the Italian government the State Department will receive with pleasure as ambassador from Italy to the United States. Mayor Des Plantes, the present Italian minister to Servia, and Senor Malempino, the Italian minister to Buenos Ayres, who was to succeed Baron Mara, will go elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Italy
United States
Mayor Des Plantes
Servia
Senor Malempino
Buenos Ayres
Baron Mara
Postmasters Commissioned in Indiana and Missouri
Washington report lists newly commissioned postmasters on Aug 3 with William L. Bryan named Presidential postmaster at Boonville Indiana and Everett Collins named Fourth class postmaster at Max Missouri, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Presidential
William L. Bryan
Boonville
Ind
Clase
Everett Collins
Max
Navy Appointments and Administrative Updates From Washington
The president named William P. White and Alfred A. Pratt to naval ranks. An Agricultural Department report on truck farming and fruit and vegetable transport was prepared by Edward G. Warde Jr. and Edwin S. Holmes Jr. Consul Furst reported Austrian law bans sale of arcans. The Navy plans a primary school on Tutuila. A steamboat mail service linked St Michaels to Beetles on the Yukon/Koyukuk rivers was established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William P. White
Alfred A. Pratt
Agricultural Department
Edward G. Warde, Jr
Edwin S. Holmes, Jr
United States
Vienna
Furst
State Department
Navy Department
Tutuila
Tilley
Postoffice Department
St. Michaels
Yukon River
Beetles
Koyukuk River
Monopoly in the Klondike in Ottawa grants water rights
An English and Canadian syndicate wins a permit to divide Klondike river water for hydraulic mining across the district while preserving existing miner rights. Grantees may supply water to holders, and $20,000 must be spent on works in 1912. The order awaits gazetting amid talk of the British-Canadian syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Klondike
Klondike Gold Shipment Arrives. Indians Reported Fatal Attack
The Humboldt arrived from Skagway with $00,000 in Klondike gold. Advices say the Newport reached Juneau on July 0 and reported five men killed by Indians about 200 miles west of Valdez island. Details were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Humboldt
Skagway
Klondike
Newport
Juneau
Valdez Island
Plans of G H Phillips stockholders forced out
Chicago Aug 5 Stockholders and directors of the George H Phillips Company are being ousted from office and financial interest. Abel D Osman and Joseph L Bauman are removed after Bauman joined during reorganiza tion on June 7. Rumors claim debts to 15000 and 256000 remain unsettled as books are cleared and the firm prepares to resume business under the same name within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George H. Phillips Company
Abel D. Osman
Joseph L. Bauman
Bauman
Osman
Mr. Phillips
Eka An
Emperor William cancels Emden visit amid Dowager Empress illness
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William abandons plans to greet Waldersee and visit cities due to news from Friederichshof about Dowager Empress Frederick. Some say her condition worsened. others note improvement after a fainting spell. Crown Prince Frederick William may skip zoological opening Aug. 12 to stay near Friederichshof. Doctors' arrivals expected. most royals summoned except Prince Henry.
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Berlin
William
Emden
Hamburg
Friederichshof
Frederick
Field Marshal von Waldersee
China
Renvers
Taunusbote
Frederick William
National Zoological Congress
Lokal Anzeiger
Cronberg
Reavers
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Cadiz
War to the finish resolves at steel conference
The Amalgamated Association proposes that only mills wishing to join sign the scale while the United States Steel Corporation contends for broader integration. The meeting in New York aimed to secure a peaceful settlement, with Shaffer and Williams seeking a negotiated end to the strike and Morgan joining the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Williams
Amalgamated
Jed
Pitsburg
Schwab
J. P. Morgan
Bacon
Corporation
Steel Corporation
I. Ie
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Elias Jenkins
United States Steel Corporation
Sheet
Saltsburg
Pottdale
McKeesport
Wellsville
Hosp Mills
Youngstown
Girard
Greenville
Pomeroy
Warren
Lindsay
McCutcheon
Clarke
Bar Mill
Monessen
Min
Hoop
Leveland Rolling Mill Company
New York
T. J. Shaffer
John Williams
Ainune
Steel Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Bagon
Dawkins
Want McKinley to Interfere
The Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers met and agreed to petition President McKinley asking him to intervene in the Amalgamated Association of Iran and Steel Workers strike. The Times notes the petition argues the strikers lack a fair public trial and calls for an investigation of this and related strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers
McKinley
Amalgamated Association of Iran and Steel Workers
the Times
Emperor William urged to visit 1933 Louisiana Purchase Exposition
St Louis Aug 3 A strong push leads John Schroers a German world’s fair leader to seek Emperor William’s visit to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1933. Initial steps pave way for government action while a prominent colored resident proposes a Negro progress building with black artists architects builders and managers directing its construction and display of advancement from Africa to modern America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William of Germany
John Schroers
St Louis
Schroers
Africa
Seven Year Old Traveler Reaches New York Alone
A seven year old girl Ella A Nelson traveling from Sweden to Colorado arrived in New York aboard the St Paul. She wore a sheepskin bearing Chris Collins Fort Snelling Col please for ward. Officials ensured she boarded the correct train to Colorado where her parents work on a ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ella A. Nelson
Sweden
Colorado
St. Paul
Chris Collins
Fort Snellings
Col
Times
Private Haggerty's Double Crime in Charleston Barracks
Charleston July 3 Private Louis Haggerty of the Tenth United States Artillery killed his wife and then fatally shot himself in his quarters at the government barracks on Sullivan's Island. Jealousy prompted the tragedy. Haggerty enlisted from West Virginia.
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Charleston
D. C
Louis Haggerty
Tenth
United States Artillery
Government Barracks
Sullivan's Island
Haggerty
West Virginia
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Wade
Niled
William Huffman
Grant
Vigo County
Ald Gould
Germany
Dairy Parkmees Institute
Prof. Latt
Wabash River Company
Howard
United Mine Workers
Cayuga
Vermillion County
Mitchell
Cers
Menele
Sperlel
Muncie
Order of United American Mechanics
Josantville
Isaac H. Gray
Indiana Notes
Charles Cottrell
Cottrell
Twenty-first United States Infantry
Philippines
Ifas End
Mping
First Cavalry
Lee
Wilhelm
Raumesy
Lipa
Union City
Swisher
Harold Swisher
Dayton
Siurday
Lyman Woodbury
Mabel Skidmore
Milton H. Snyder
National Soldiers’ Home
el Reno
Anadarka
Cash River
Snyder
Hayes
Wabasil
Bertha Lee
James Sheely
Millersburg
Sheely
Lagro
Monon
William Fb. Stillwell
Henry Taylor Lamber Company
Allen Jay
England
Ireland
Friends’ Churches
Indiana Friends
Rainmaker
G. A. RB
Postoffice
MR. Tracewell
Census Bureau
National Capital Notes
Tron and Steel Production
SEC ‘Retary
Schley Naval
Manderson
The
the Klondike
G. H. Phillips
Sonally
Waldersee
Reichstag
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Russia
Austria
Vossische Zeitung
White
Rockhill
Beyreuth
Anzeiger
Hoff
Albert Neimann
Frau Causima Wagner
Kaldenkirchen
Aix-la-Chapelle
Kaiser
College of Law
Dniversity
John W. Kern
LL. M
F. M. Ingler
A. Z. Wiley
A. M
J. Hee
Carl L. Rost
N. Ulinois Street
Bates
Kroeger
Ida Mune MusheGe
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