Steel union strike threatens five plants in Indiana and Ohio
The article quotes Mr. McAbee supporting the strike as a defense against a steel trust takeover. He warns that without action now, the trust would push smaller mills into bankruptcy and eliminate union workers one by one, citing Schwab’s Industrial Commission testimony on union dangers. The plan targets five plants: Elwood, Atlanta, and Middletown tin plate mills, plus Muncie steel works and East Chicago Corning steel works, with possible spread to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAbee
Stern
Steel Trust
Schwab
Industrial Commission
Elwood
Atlanta
Middletown
Steel
Muncie
Corning Steel Works
Chicago
State probes United States Steel for Ohio foreign status
Secretary of state pursues action against United States Steel Corporation for doing business in Ohio as a foreign entity without admission. Investigators target the parent company and licensed Ohio constituents including American Sheet Steel American Tin Plate and Federal Steel. If absorption is proven, tax penalties under the Hard law and Valentine anti trust provisions could apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Ohio
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Ohio Com
Valentine
American Sheet Steel Company
American Tin Plate Cam
Federal Steel Company
Naal Steel Company
National Tube Company
Tom L. Johnson in the Fight Over Steel Trust
Multimillionaire Tom L. Johnson leads a legal challenge against United States Steel in Ohio. Amalgamated Association members plan civil and criminal actions, arguing foreign corporation and anti trust violations. The National Anti trust League has engaged former Ohio Attorney General Monnett for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Amalgamated Association
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Secretary of State
Valentine
Ohio
National Anti-trust League
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Monnett
Fair Weather Today Warmer on Monday
Forecast for Sunday and Monday calls for fair skies in Ohio and Indiana with cooler temperatures on Sunday in the south and warmer Monday, light northwesterly winds shifting to variable. Illinois sees fair Sunday with rising temperatures in the north, Monday fair with variable winds. Seecal observations show mixed conditions with a clear Monday evening and temperatures ranging from 52 to 83 degrees. Richard H. Sullivan, Observer Temporarily in Charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
R-H
Toray
Ormal
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping notices report arrivals and sailings at New York London Queenstown and other ports. Vessels including Lauren, Umbria, Nomadic, Astoria, Campania, and Pennsylvanian depart or arrive from Glasgow Liverpool Southhampton Cherbourg Boulogne Plymouth Genoa Hamburg Newark and New York results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lauren- Man
Glasgow
St. Louis
Southpton
Cherbourg
Umbria
Liverpool
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Blogne
Nomadic
Wignette
London
Statendam
Forterdam
Boulogne
Minneapolis
Astoria
Campania
Werra
Genoa
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourne
Queenstown
Etruria
Pro
Satie
Cymric
Bovie
Lucania
Cevie
Antwerp
Southwark
Friesland
Fuerst Bism Arck
la Gascogne
Newark
Mayor Black Defends McKeesport Stance Against Steel Trust
McKeesport Mayor Black issued a formal defense of his stance amid U S Steel pressure to dismantle the W Dewees Wood mill. He argued taxes, labor conditions, and municipal aid shape outcomes, backing workers and vowing to use city power to maintain order while condemning exploitation. A Dubois citizens committee offered to fund moving the mills, signaling cross-town labor and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Black
McKeesport
United States Steel Corporation
W. Dewees
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
McKetsport
President McKinley Hosts Visitors in Canton
Miss Helen McKinley and Miss Grace McKinley returned to Cleveland after a brief Canton visit. Dr. P. M. Rixey rejoined the McKinley household in Canton. John C. Dueber and Colonel Arnold called. A German-American League delegation from New York, led by Ludwig F. Thoma, Marks Lissberger, and Rev Lithauer, met the President to discuss New York matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Helen McKinley
Grace McKinley
Cleveland
P. M. Rixey
Washington
McKinley
John C. Dueber
Arnold
Lamprey Wins Land Ownership Case Against Sage Allies
Judge Bunn ruled in favor of Uri L. Lamprey against St Paul and Chicago Railway, Farmers' Loan and Trust, and Russell Sage. Lamprey may gain title to Otter Tail County land if he pays $62,262 within thirty days, under a contract granting him land by selling Sage's other properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Sage
Lost at Niagara Henry Young Believed Dead in Rapids Attempt
Henry Young of Russell & Young, Bowling Green Ohio, is believed to have drowned while trying to swim Niagara Falls rapids with a life preserver he invented. He departed for the Pan-American exposition two weeks earlier and was optimistic about the feat. Dispatches report a man lost while swimming the rapids. Young is believed to be the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Henry Young
Russell & Young
Niagara Falls
Young
Monument unveiled in Missouri for Confederate dead
The Missouri chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy unveiled a $20,000 monument at the state cemetery in Springfield. Brigadier General H. Kennard accepted for the Confederate Veterans Association, while F. N. Bronaugh spoke for the Sons of Veterans. The heroic private soldier statue was designed by Italian sculptor Gaetano Trentanovo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Missouri Daughters of the Confederacy
Missouri
H. Kennard
Confederate Veterans’ Association
F. N. Bronaugh
St. Louis
Sons of Veterans
Gaetano Trentanovo
Prunes Priced By California Cured Fruit Association
San Jose California August 10 The California Cured Fruit Association set prune prices at 34 cents a pound an advance of a quarter cent and reserved the right to suspend sales and change prices. The group will not commit to selling more than one hundred carloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
California Cured Fruit Association
Two Agents Arrested as Go-Betweens for Police and Gamblers
New York Aug 10 two agents Edgar A Whitney and Ernest Barghorti accused as business intermediaries between gamblers and police confessed to district attorney. Both men are held on conspiracy and aiding gambling charges after papers were recovered and a bundle tossed from a police room window. The case centers on a system of police protection for poolrooms and a telephoned network involving police headquarters and precinct captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Edgar A. Whitney
Ernest Barghorti
Jerome
Society
Dillon
Whitney
Frank Moss
Moss
Vistas
Poolis
Many Quit Work in Steel Plants Across Regions
Strikes spread with thousands in McKeesport and surrounding districts wavering over the Carnegie Company mills. Wheeling district leaders claim 6,000 strikers. Republic works likely lose 900 workers. Some towns report no effect while others see active walkouts, as crowds gather and plans for an independent plant gain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Republic
Monessen
Sharon
Connellsville
United States Steel
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Scottdale
Bellaire
Leechburg
Hyde Park
Steel Corporation
Dewees Wood
Shaffer
Mingo Junction
National Steel Company
Duncansville
Apollo
Wandercrift
All Mills Now No Aunion In Pittsburg
Pittsburg on August 10 190? The general strike edict of President T J Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association made all mills of the National Steel Company Federal Steel Company and National Tube Company nonunion. A Republic mill notice read this mill will start nonunion Monday morning Superintendent Joseph Keffers. United States Steel Corporation boards have rejected arbitration and will operate without union ties, closing plants and stepping away from Amalgamated Association demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Williams
New York
Messrs
Morgan
Schwab
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Shaffer
Aiy
J. Pierpont Morgan
Associated Press
Amaleeatee
Pittsburg
T. J. Shaffer
National Steel Company
Federal Steel Company
National Tube Company
Republic
Joseph Keffers
Africa
Union
National
Federal Steel
Shaffer Tours Striking Workers at New Castle
President Shaffer halted a national strike swing at Pittsburg and New Castle. About two thousand organized workers marched to Union Station and a six thousand crowd heard him at Cascade Park. He offered arbitration with Amalgamated Association and the trust to select two members and a third arbiter to decide the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shaffer
New Castle
Union Station
Cascade Park
Amalgamated Association
Trust
Coroner Clears Deputy Sheriff in Riot Shooting
The coroner's jury exonerated Deputy Sheriff Gebo for the shooting death of Alexander Mattson during a riot in St. Paul. Finns stormed the town, expelling three men they alleged helped officials. Tense mood and potential trouble follow the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Gebo
Alexander Matson
Christian Scientist Fined for Not Reporting Case
In Spokane Washington Mrs J Davis a Christian Science healer was found guilty of failing to report a scarlet fever case as required by law and given the minimum fine and costs. Christian Scientists say they will appeal to the state supreme court rather than accept the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpokane
Wash
J. Davis
Costa
Shaffer Urges McKeesport Strike Back at White's Opéra House
In McKeesport a mass meeting at White's Opera House cheered Shaffer as he denounced banks and trusts. He urged workers to withdraw funds to defend their rights, recounting failed negotiations in New York, and called for unity against oppressors despite wage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shaffer
McKeesport
New Castle
White's Opera House
National Tube and Rolling
Five Hundred Chicago Steel Workers Vote on Strike
In South Chicago steel mills five hundred skilled workers will vote by secret ballot tomorrow afternoon on a strike called by President Shaffer and the Amalgamated Association. Indications at midnight suggest they will reject strike action, with a straw ballot showing 9 percent in favor of continuing work and 1 percent for striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Federal Steel guards gate entrances to deter Amalagamated agents
Lorain Ohio August 10 The Federal Steel Company posted notices at the gates of its works limiting admission to those actually employed. The move is viewed as a precaution to keep agents of the Amalagamated Association from mingling with the employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Federal Steel Company
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg officials survey Warren mill amid strike talks
Warren Ohio August 1. Officials from Pittsburg visited the local American Steel Hoop Company plant to assess operations and consider moving the mill if the strike remains unsettled.
Kenesaw Memorial Association Elects Officers
In Peoria Illinois on August 10 the Kenesaw Memorial Association elected Capt. Frank B. James as president and Dr. J. B. Slage as vice president. Capt. L. J. Davis becomes secretary and W A Payton treasurer. The group plans an October battlefield excursion for surviving Cook's Brigade members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Kenesaw Memorial Association
Little Kenesaw Mountain
Frank B. James
Cincinnati
Fifty-second
Ohio Regiment
J. B. Slage
Eighty-fifth
Illnois
Quincy
L. J. Davis
Mighty Sth
W. A. Payton
Danville
Cook
Woman's Relief Corps Leader Hurt in Bulldog Attack
Mrs. Martha Baxter wife of Edward Baxter and department president of the Woman's Relief Corps Illinois G A R was seriously bitten on the breast thigh and legs by a bulldog today in Springfield Illinois. The dog was killed and doctors describe her condition as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Martha Baxter
Edward Baxter
Woman's Relief Corps
Illinois
Negro assailant seized by mob in Georgia lynching
In Savannah on August 1 a negro suspect in the assault of Mrs. J. J. Clark was captured by R. J. Young at Liberty City and positively identified. Mob of 400 men forced Young to release him and he was seen burned at a stake near the woods at Bryan County, with no authorities in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
J. J. Clark
Liberty City
R. J. Young
Seaboard
Way
Clark
Way's
Bryan
Young
Bryan County
Oldest Photographer Josiah Hawes Dies in Ninety Fourth Year
Boston obituary notes Josiah Johnson Hawes died while vacationing in New Hampshire aged ninety four. A painter of portraits and miniatures in youth he helped popularize daguerreotype, took Webster’s first camera image, and photographed Jenny Lind, Goldschmidt, Holmes, Emerson and other notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New Hampshire
Josiah Johnson Hawes
M. Gounod
Daguerre
Daniel Webster
Anthony Burns
Revere House
Jenny Lind
Goldschmidt
Mr. Hawes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Theodore Parker
Emerson
Thomas Starr King
Longfellow, Whittier
Louis Kossuth Amd Baron Rothschild
Death of Mrs. Margaret Chidwick Noted in Brooklyn
Chaplain John P. Chidwick of the United States steamer New York now off Japan may not learn of his mother’s death in Brooklyn for several weeks. Cablegrams have been sent to Japanese ports but entry to port is undetermined. Chidwick was known as chaplain of the Maine during the Havana harbor explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John P. Chidwick
United States
Japan
Margaret Chidwick
Brooklyn
Chidwick
Maine
Havana
Rescuers Save Ten From Drowning At Chicago Beaches
Four young men risked their lives to pull ten people from the lake at Barry avenue and Diversey boulevard beaches. Names include Harry Devereux, Nathan Kimble, Mrs. J. Osgood, Harry Wenzel, Roy White, George Kane, Henry Keefe, Edward Schreader, and two unnamed boys. Kane, Schreader, and companions Baer and Mazer assisted. James Egan had previously saved twenty-one people and helped at Barry avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barry Avenue
Diversey Boulevard
Harry Devereux
Natham Kimble
J. Osgood
Harry Wenzel
Roy White
George Kane
Henry Keefe
Edward Schreader
Diversey Boulevard Beach
Peter Baer
Charles Mazer
Peter Andrews
Kane
Schreader
Baer
Mazer
Keefe
Andrews
Ovs
James Egan
Armour and Swift Form Joint Ownership of Fort Worth Stockyards
Chicago August 10 Armour and Swift become joint owners of Fort Worth stockyards after a conference with J Ogden Armour Gustavus Swift and G W Simpson. The firms plan to spend about 1 000 000 on building branch plants at Fort Worth while remaining rivals in the cattle trade. Officials deny any anti competitive combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Fort Worth
Tex
J. Ogden Armour
Gustavus F. Swift
G. W. Simpson
Tillman urges McLaurin in South Carolina primary clash
Senator Tillman and state leaders addressed a large audience in Chester urging that McLaurin be allowed to enter the primary. Tillman predicted McLaurin will not run or win, saying he would not carry a single county if he did. In Cleveland, a separate note mentions the Guarantee Savings and Loan Company again at...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
D. C
Tillman
McLaurin
Cleveland
the Guarantee Savings and Loan Company
Insolvency Proceedings Opened After Secretary Blodt Resigns
State officials have begun proceedings on grounds of insolvency. The firm resumes business today after Secretary Blodt's resignation and the appointment of his successor. It is expected the suit against the company will be withdrawn and an assessment will be levied against stockholders to cover allegedly illegal loans. Experts are examining the firm's books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodt
Return of Jere M Wilson Chief Counsel for Schley
Jere M Wilson of Washington arrived in New York aboard the St Louis and said he may conduct Admiral Schley's case before the court of inquiry. He noted receipt of a cable from the admiral and planned to review records with Captain Parker at a hotel after landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jere M. Wilson
Washington
Admiral Sehley
American Line
St. Louis
Admiral Schley
Mr. Wilson
Captain Parker
Navy Department
Schley
Philadelphia Arrives Honolulu After Samoa Visit
The cruiser Philadelphia reaches Honolulu from Pago Pago Samoa on August 2 via San Francisco August 10 to sail back to San Francisco August 7. The ship’s Samoa stop marks its first since 1899 when four crew were killed. Reports from Samoa say Malietoa plans to return to German Samoa and swear allegiance to Germany with German advisory council inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pago Pago
Samoa
Malietoa
Fire destroys Tattersall's amphitheater and horse properties
Lexington reports a major fire that wiped out Tattersall's amphitheater, sale barns, and several residences near the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association track. Insured loss about 350 0 with 25,000 coverage, origin suspected from a stable pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tattersall’s
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Ecuador Opens Handsome Pan-American Exposition Building
Buff alo, N Y Aug 10 Ecuador's handsome building at the Pan American Exposition was formally transferred to the exposition company on the republic's birth anniversary. Foreign and state commissioners attended as Senor Don Luis Felipe Carbo, minister of Ecuador in Washington, spoke invoking open doors to world commerce and a railroad project linking Guayaquil to Quito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Ecuador
Exposition Company
Senor
Don Luis Felipe Carbo
Washington
Senor Carbo
Republic of Ecuador
Quayaquil
New Railway to Be Built in Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Kansas City reports chief engineer F W Villient will award the Oklahoma and Indian Territory section contract on August. The line, costing about 5400000, will span 90 miles from Arkinda Arkansas to Wichita Falls Texas via Ashdown and Texarkana areas, with 25 miles already completed to Ashdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
F. W. Villient
Arkansas & Choctaw Railroad
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Arkinda
Ashdown
Texarkana
Gen Rufus P Neely Dies at 93 in Bolivar Tenn
Gen Rufus P Neely died at his Bolivar Tennessee home this morning aged ninety three. A prominent state political figure half a century ago he volunteered in the Seminole War and the Mexican War, commanded the Fourth Tennessee Confederate Regiment in the Civil War, and later served as president of the Central Mississippi Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Rufus P. Neely
Bolivar
Mexico
Tennessee
Central Mississippi Railroad
Salmon Canneries Consolidated in Pacific Packing Pact
Portland Ore Aug 10 The consolidation of thirty salmon canneries on Puget Sound and in Alaska is complete The Pacific Packing and Navigation Company paid about 5001 90 in cash and distributed stock to cannery men joining the combine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Test Sound
Alaska
Pacific Packing and Navition Company
Tenyearold Seaton Murdered by Mother in Glenmore
Alvin Seaton aged ten of Glenmore died after his mother, temporarily insane, cut his throat from ear to ear with a razor while alone with him in their house in Rome New York. The crime occurred last night in the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
N. Y
Alvin Seaton
Glenmore
Georgian Doctor Assassinated Near Rising Fawn
A telephone message from Trenton Ga reports Dr H E Fricks a longtime Rising Fawn resident was shot dead while riding horseback. A posse pursues the alleged killer as authorities investigate the murder in northwest Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Trenton
H. E. Fricks
Rising Fawn, Ga
Considines Plead Guilty to Police Chief Murder Charges
John and Tom Considine were arraigned before Judge Emery in Seattle on murder charges involving Chief of Police Meredith. Both pleaded not guilty at the hearing, with trial set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waeh
Aus
John
Tom Considine
Meredith
Emery
Superior Court
Buth
Pardoned Toledo Post Office Clerk by McKinley
President McKinley granted a full pardon to John B. Bulley a Toledo post office clerk serving a three year term in the Ohio penitentiary for stealing opening and destroying a number of letters He is restored to citizenship His sentence would have expired in September located in Columbus Ohio August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
McKinley
John B. Bulley
Ohio
Bulley
Toledo
Raid at Mendota Joint Ends With Loot and Vandalism
In Unionville Missouri yesterday a mob of about thirty women raided a Joint run by John Array near Mendota a town of ten. They emptied all the money and valuables in the place into the gutter and demolished fixtures. No arrests reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Mendota
John Array
Toledo firm ships cars to Cape Town for British army use
A Toledo manufacturing company has shipped three high power automobiles to Cape Town South Africa. The vehicles were ordered by the British government for use by army officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo,.c
Cape Town
South Africa
Minister Pleads Guilty to Being "Easy" in Suburban Incident
A city minister, visiting a suburb, confessed to police that he fell for a con man named William Morrison who posed as a man about to stage a double wedding at the minister’s home tomorrow night. Morrison, described as 41, tall, with a dark mustache, blue eyes, and light trousers, asked for a loan and left with the minister realizing he had been duped. The minister asked police to keep his identity private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Morrison
Rockville Road
Reckville
Attempted suicide in Vendome Hotel tragedy
Everett T. Mintonye twenty four from Lafayette attempted death by own action at the Vendome Hotel where he had been staying. He told Newton Martin a bath had preceded his confession of taking laudanum. Dr. Jacobs attended but Mintonye cited financial woes and past marriages as context for his distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett T. Mintonye
Lafayette
Vendome
Newton Martin
Mintonye
Jacobs
South
Aladame Street
Man Injured in Street Fight Near Vincennes
Joseph Whitmeyer reported to police that after a night out with two men from the Marshall House a fight left him badly hurt near the eye and another man cut. He carried a bloody knife and claimed he was robbed as he hurried along Street with bloodied weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whitmeyer
Vincennes
Marshall House
Ping
Tragic drowning of three girls at Astory Park near Long Beach
Eighteen year old Eletean linogene Walker and seventeen year old slivers, both from Los Angeles, along with fourteen year old Cora Wallace their cousin, drowned while bathing at Astory Park about a mile from Long Beach today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Brach
Cal
Elete
Cora Wallace
Astory Park
Long Breach
Los Angeles
Train collision near Topeka injures two crewmen
A westbound Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe fast mail rear collided with a through train No 187 four miles south of Topeka. Engineer Rolla and Fireman Fy were seriously injured while the other crew members escaped with lesser injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Genta Fe
Epeivese Rolla
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Ohlo
Tate
Stntas
Steel Combine
Mayor Black
Su Citizens’ Committee of
Dubois
J. Purpont Morgan
Duboeis
McKeesport Mills
M. Ruslander
G. A. Lukehart
Walter Hatton
Ley
Russell Sage
Minnesota
Niagara
Tammany Gaming Trust
Confes
Sion
Amalgamated Association President
Fiens
Christian Scientist
Weeesport
Per
Illinois W. R. C
Jeff
Senor Gonzales del Campillo
Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
Gerritt A. Archibald , Co
East Washington Street
Sehley
Delphia
Malidoan
Vancouver
B. C
Armstrong
Tagles
Louis
Hafner-Lothman Manufacturing Company
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Salmon Canneries Consolidated
Considines
Automobiles For
Valencia Oil
Santa Cruz, Cal
California
Tidewater
Indianapolis
WM. M. Aydelotte
Law Bidg
Tod
Nea
Sander & Becker Furniture CO
E. Washington St
Rambler and Stearns
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Tel
Eor
Dougle
Kuntfe
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