Local Investors and Officials Named in Regional Capital Notice
A partial transcript shows 300,000 shares remain unissued with future issue for money or property. A bonus of 15,666 is noted on the additional capital. Listed names include Tore N. Ely, Kryn Mawr, Morris of Lower Merion, Frank J. Firth of Philadelphia, Leonard Hanna, George F. Boer, Edward T. Stotesbury, Powell Stackhouse, and John W. Townsend among others, with references to AMERICA, RUSSIA, CHINA.
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Tore N. Ely
Kryn Mawr Fingham
Morris
Lower Merion
Montgomery County
Frank J. Firth
Ladelphia
Leonard
Reading
Edward T. Stotesbury
Powell Stackhouse
Philadelhia
John W. Townsend
Bryn Mawr
W. . Robinson i
European thinker cites U S shift in world power and trade
Viennese publicist Eduard Suess argues in an interview that industrial and political dominance is shifting toward the United States. He warns central Europe must unite to defend against American market expansion, calling the U S balance of trade unparalleled and predicting three power centers: China, Russia, and America.
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Vienna
Eduard Suess
United States
Europe
China
Russia
America
Fursia
Russia Ffestins
Germany
France
Mrs Beckham Improves Despite Temp Fluctuation
Frankfort Kentucky August 22 physicians attending Mrs J C W Beckham wife of the Governor say she is very much improved tonight Her temperature has been normal since noon and she ate a light meal at 2 30 this afternoon She has slept intermittently all day and rested well If conditions do not change within twenty four hours recovery is expected At 11 oclock this evening her temperature rose to 111 5 but doctors deem it of little consequence and believe the crisis has passed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
J. C. W. Beckham
Kentucky
Negro Business League tests show rise of colored men in business
CHICAGO Aug 2 Interesting tests at Handel Hall during the National Negro Business League second session reveal the gradual rise of colored men in business and industry. Speakers include men who were slaves thirty five years ago and others from later generations with varying educations. The keynote stresses overcoming obstacles to a successful career and leadership. Tomorrow selections will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Negro Business League
Handel Hall
Mrs Susan Field in Critical Condition in Oakland
Mrs Susan Field widow of Justice Stephen Field is critically ill in Oakland. Her sister Mrs Cromett Smith travels from Washington as physicians consult to save her life. Field, over seventy, suffers heart trouble and other ailments.
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Oakland
Cal
Susan Paid
Stephen ;. Field
United States Supreme Gov
Cromett-Smith
Washington
Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday in Midwest
Forecast for Friday and Saturday covers Indiana Illinois and Ohio with generally fair skies. Cooler Saturday in Indiana and Illinois western and southern portions. Northerly winds become fresh. Ohio sees showers Friday and Saturday with southerly winds shifting to westerly. Observations note cloudy conditions and temperatures around 70. Richard H Sullivan, Observer.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Bar
Thor
R.H
Dejean
Wesost
Richard H. Sullivan
Movements of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping roundup lists arrivals and sailings at New York Queenstown Liverpool Plymouth Bremen Hamburg Naples Rotterdam Yokohama and London with vessels from Glasgow Hamburg Philadelphia New York Boston and more. Major arrivals include Sar Manian Patricia Bel England Majestic Celtic Nomadic Kaiserin Elisabeth and Pennsylania among others.
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New York
Sar- Manian
Glasgow
Hamburg
Boulogne
Plymouth
New England
Heston
Vancouver
Portland
Auguste ‘Ctoria
New
Naples
Werra
Abraltar
Genoa
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Boulogne Sur Mer
Yokomama
China
Hong-Kong
Vapcopver
la Iene
Havre
London
Marquette
Gretna Green No More in Jeffersonville Marriage Rift Ends
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Jeffersonville Ind August 2 County Clerk Carr ruled late he will issue licenses only to residents ending the Gretna Green era The attorney general demanded compliance and deputy clerk Hanlon was told to issue no more licenses to nonresidents Magistrate House plans Europe trip and keeps matrimonial signs Judge Marsh supports stopping perjury in the marrying trade Officials in Floyd County refused licenses to six Kentucky entrants as nonresidents and a Pension Department query revealed a buried father and surviving Indiana children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Jeffersonville
Ind
Carr
Indiana
Gretna Green
Taylor
Hanlon
Clark County
Magistrate House
Europe
James Keigwin
Ephraim Keilgwin
J. W. Marsh
Marsh
Charles B. Scott
Floyd County
New Albany
Kentucky
Thief steals over 400 from Civil War veteran in Indiana
William Simmons, a Civil War veteran, returned to his room near Knightstown Indiana to find about 410 dollars missing from his trunk. Thieves likely gained access while the Lewis family was away on a weekend visit. Most money was in coins and silver with some gold and paper notes. No clue yet, though suspects knew Simmons kept cash at home.
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Indianapolis Journal
Knightstown
Ind
William Simmons
Jennings County
Simmons
Lowry Lewis
Lewis
Lewises
Winona Lake Bible Conference draws 5000 attendees
War saw Indiana August 22 report notes the Winona Bible conference attracted a record 5000 for the day with sermons, lectures, and missionary talks by Rev. E F Hallenbeck, Dr Cornelius Woelfkin, Rev James M Buckley, Judge George T Purves, Rev J Balcom Shaw, Rev Willis Hotchkiss, and Rev John McNeill. Social activities and excursions highlighted by golf lawn tennis steamer trips and bathing. action to make Winona a permanent national meeting site for church conventions.
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Warsaw
Ind
Winona
George T. Purves
New York
J. Balcom Shaw
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Ajay
Willis Hotchkiss
Friends’ Mission
Africa
Sam Jones
John McNeill
Glasgow
United States
Ennis
Milford Lynn
Chicago
G. E. Davies
Bellefontaine
F. C. Parkham
Fort Wayne
J. H. Converse
Philadelphia
J. Willis Baer
Boston
Alex. Harbinson
Indianapolis
C. J. Bair
Montville
Remington Assembly Draws Large Attendance and Rains Rejuvenate Grounds
Yesterday’s program at Remington featured lectures by Prof. George P. Coler of Michigan University and Prof. Amy Chicago, both highly instructional. Bishop Wilberforce of Sierra Leone spoke on country, manners, and religions. Rev. A. L. Orcutt urged ministerial relief funds. J. Walter Wilson closed with His Steps.
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Indianapolis Journal
Remington
Ind
Iele
George P. Coler
Michigan University
Amy Chicago
Wilberforce
Sierra Leone
A. L. Orcutt
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Tabernacle
J. Walter Wilson
Rev Lewis Appleton Learns Father Alive After Civil War
In Elkhart Indiana Reverend Lewis B Appleton who has no current pulpit receives a letter from his father Edmund Appleton once believed dead since Civil War days. Edmund now eighty four was a Logansport blacksmith who enlisted in the Fourteenth Illinois Cavalry and survived. The family, split after the war, had believed him dead though one visitor kept the faith.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
Lewis B. Appleton
Edmund &. Appleton
Pension Bureau
Edmund Appleton
Logansport
Fort Sumter
Ilinois Cavalry
Dayton
Eteter, Mra
Colored Masons Elect Officers In Indiana Colony Plan Endorsed
The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons in Indiana adjourned after electing officers led by Grand Master D. W. Caine of Seymour and Grand Lecturer H. V. Eggleston of Bloomington. A colored industrial school colony plan at Bloomington was endorsed and Carnegie pledged aid by letter. The next meeting will be at Crawfordsville in August.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
Indiana
D. W. Caine
Seymour
R. F. Taylor
Jeffersonville
P. C. Terrill
Mr. Mitchell
Walter Russell
Wabash
F. D. Blake
Terre Haute
Charles Lanter
Indianapolis
H. V. Eggleston
Bloomington
Henry White
Muncie
Crawfordsville
Grand Lodge
Eggleston
Andrew Carnegie
Disciples of Ceres Meet to Exchange Horticultural Views
The Indiana midsummer horticultural institute opened in South Bend under the Indiana Horticultural Society and Purdue University with C M Hobbs presiding. Speakers included W C Latta of Lafayette S H Fulton of South Haven Mich H A Houston of Lafayette and Heaston W Garfield of Grand Rapids. The gathering drew broad state representation and showcased agricultural expertise.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Indiana Midsummer Horticultural Institute
Indiana Horticultural Society
Purdue University School of Agriculture
St. Joseph
Mich
Michigan
Prof
H. A. Houston
Lafayette
Heaston W. Garfield
Grand Rapids
Death by Own Action Rocks Richmond Fifteen Year Old
A 15 year old boy Leroy K. Stimmell son of Mark and Mrs Stimmell committed suicide at the American Express office in Richmond Ind by shooting himself in the rear of the office with a revolver kept there. He died after about two hours. The incident lacks a stated motive.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Leroy K. Stimmell
Amd
Mark Stimmell
American Express Company
Express
Elopement Ends Abduction Report in Indiana
In Kokomo Indiana on August 22 a reported abduction of 15 year old Bertha Thatcher ends as an elopement with Alonzo Gerhart a boarder at the Thatcher home. The couple driving a borrowed rig obtained a license in Lafayette and married Tuesday evening. Nearby Crawfordsville reports county commissioners naming Charles McCullough sheriff to fill the vacancy until January, while D C Canine has left the office. A separate Dublin report notes Alonzo Davenport a Wayne County farmer sold 2 1/2 head hogs to Dayton firm for 4675 dollars, the largest consignment for the buyer and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Bertha Thatcher
Charles Thatcher
Alonzo Gerhart
Thatcher
Elopers
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Charles McCullough
D. C. Canine
McCullough
Dublin
Alonzo Davenport
Wayne County
Dayton
Meyer Brow declared bankrupt by Referee in Bankruptcy
Fort Wayne Indiana August 5 On petition by Vesey Heaton Chicago creditors Referee in Bankruptcy Chapin declared Meyer Brow dealers in men's furnishing goods bankrupts and ordered proceedings to continue through the filing of schedules and proof of claim.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vesey & Heaton
Chicago
Chapin
Meyer Brow
Porter county trustees bar teachers from institute attendance
In Porter county Indiana the township trustees decide not to allow teachers to attend the County Institute this year despite a new law and State Superintendent Frank Jones's ruling. In Fort Wayne Indiana the Sells Bros. circus train engine derailed near Goshen causing minor injuries to a boy named Gamage and a temporary track blockage.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Porter County
County
Frank Jones
Fort Wayne
Sells Bros. Circus
Goshen
Evansville Railroad Worker Killed by Saw Accident
Fred Bollman of the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad yards died after a saw cut him in two. His two severed pieces were found by fellow workers this afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Fred Bollman
Evansville & Terre Haute
Multiple Indiana obituaries from Aug 22 report deaths
NEW ALBANY William Teaford police officer of Bedford Ind died at his father's Georgetown home after typhoid fever at age twenty seven and unmarried. BLOOMINGTON August Kruger seventy one old settler died after appendicitis operation and shock. MUNCIE Susan George ninety six inmate of county infirmary died. funeral at Universalist Church in Muncie officiated by T S Guthrie. UNION CITY Mrs Caspar Manges sixty five buried at Lisbon. six sons John George James Emanuel Jacob Fred pallbearers. TIPTON Thomas Bates fifty eight civil war veteran former sheriff and county trustee died. member of Masonic order. FORT WAYNE funeral of Dr J S Irwin former Lafayette school superintendent held. school flags flown at half staff. SEYMOUR Mrs Gustave Breitfield prominent county family member dead. born in Germany in 1840s.
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New Albany
Ind
William Teaford
Bedford
Thomas Teaford
Georgetown
Bloomington
Kruger
John W. Cravens
Muncie
Susan George
County Infirmary
Universalist
Guthrie
Union City
Caspar Manges
Lisbon
John
George
James
Emanuel
Jacob
Fred
Tipton
Thomas Bates
Masonic Order
Fort Wayne
J. 8. Irwin
Lafayette
Seymour
Gustave Breitfield
Germany
Elkhart Declared Free of Smallpox After Outbreak
Elkhart ends smallpox scare with no new cases after a mid May outbreak traced to a returning traveler. About 35 cases were reported in the city, mild in type, with additional sources from Chicago and Western Union linemen.
Youngest Union drummer dies in Minnesota home
John P. Lyon, aged fifty, mail carrier and claimant of being the youngest Civil War soldier, died in St Paul after serving from 1861 as a drummer. Native of New Jersey, enlisted in Morrow County Ohio five days before his eleventh birthday, died at his home. Chicago reports Abbie Bowen, widow of Charles M Bowen, famed Methodist preacher known as Hallelujah Bowen, has died in Chicago at ninety five. She leaves five grandsons in the ministry including Revs George Hutchins James Ensign De Forest Chamberlain Ra Cookingham and Dr Frank Van Allen, now in India.
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ST. Paul
Minn
John P. Lyon
New Jersey
Morrow County
Ohio
Chicago
Abbie Bowen
Charles M. Bowen
Hallelujah Bowen
Mortly of 1852 Ohio Constitution Dies in Morgantown
M'cConnellsville reports the death of Hon. D. H. Mortly, famed author of the Ohio Constitution of 1852. He dies tonight leaving only one surviving member of that historic convention.
Locomotive Age Sparks International Challenge
In Toronto a note cites Sir George Burton's death and contrasts British claims of a locomotive still in service after thirty one years with American views on rapid machinery improvements. It argues modern US engines, fuel savings, and labor-saving tech give buyers an edge, urging buyers to know the ropes to win markets.
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Nebraska State Journal
America
Nctory
United States
River Gunboats for Russia Sail to Philadelphia
Four river gunboats built for the Russian government at Elizabethport New Jersey began a cruise to Philadelphia today. They will join the new Russian battleship Rezivan nearing completion there. The fleet includes two cutters and two pinnaces, each 60 feet long with long-range rapid fire guns, to serve as tenders for the cruiser.
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New York
Elizabethport
N. J
Philadelphia
Rezivan
Foot beam crafts lighted via electricity with torpedo tubes
The vessels draw four feet of water and are equipped with torpedo tubes and a twelve-man crew per craft.
Lincoln business leader Gillilan shot dead in street
John J. Gillilan, a former Nebraska legislator and prominent Lincoln businessman, was shot in the breast shortly after 11 pm on a residence street near his home. Police suspect an attempted robbery by unidentified footpads. bloodhounds and all available officers pursued two fleeing men. Gillilan, 45, leaves a family after twenty years as a leading local figure.
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Lincoln
Neb
John J. Gillilan
Nebraska
Gillilan
Gillian
Mission to the Philippines tests New Orleans archbishop
Hartford Courant recalls Father Chapelle of St. Matthew's Washington, now sent as archbishop on a Philippine mission. It notes his tact and suavity and weighs the likely reception by Spanish bishops and local authorities, who oppose resurrecting reverend friars against American demands. The piece portrays an impasse in negotiating church holdings and authority.
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Hartford Courant
New Orleans
Father Chapelle
St. Matthew's
Washington
Philippines
Gorman
Rome
Manila
Grit of Three Girls from Oklahoma Farms
Three Enid women Anna Went worth Etta Wolf and Mary Burns registered for Oklahoma farms and drew farms near Lawton. Three Illinois men joined their journey causing three weddings to be announced though delayed for fourteen months by title rules. The trio plans to start a new town across the creek after title expires.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Oklahoma
Anna Wentworth
Etta Wolf
Mary Burns
Enid
el Reno
Lawton
Illinois
Should Make Haste Slowly Portland News
Portland Maine reports Richard Croker plans to sail soon for his American principality but may rethink after latest regional reports. Ali's men face penitentiaries and a possible mutiny develops among his minions. If Croker is prudent he will observe from London until events unfold, possibly prompting a permanent move to England.
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Portland
Richard Croker
Ali
Croker
London
England
The South American Conflict in Baltimore Herald
The piece notes the scope of war between two South American governments, their official declarations unclear, and a humorous spin on battle results. It reflects on death of individual soldiers, comparing their fate to past empires, while acknowledging the differing scales of national power.
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Baltimore Herald
Evangelical Lutheran Synod Holds 42nd Meeting in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan the forty second annual meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod opened at St Pauls Church with sixty four delegates from Michigan Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin. Officers reported a flourishing condition. Rev W Bodamer was re elected president Rev J H Westendorf of Saginaw was chosen vice president and Rev C Binhammer of Sebewaing Michigan was named secretary.
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Saginaw
Mich
The
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
St. Paul's Church
W. Bodamer
J. H. Westendorf
Seginaw
New Definition of St Chicago Post Contract Question
A young hopeful asks What is a contract and a father, a famed labor leader, explains that a contract binds the other party without binding the signer. He notes widespread misunderstanding and urges clear understanding while young.
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Chicago Post
Georgia Tax Lists Hint at Sudden Prosperity
The Detroit Free Press questions a moral force in Georgia as prosperity grows and taxable property reports surge. Within a year the assessed lists reflect an increase of over 90 million dollars, suggesting major changes ahead for the state.
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Detroit
Vice Protectors Indicted in New York Case
A New York grand jury indicted Police Sergeant Shiels and two men named Glennon and Dwyer for neglect of duty. The trio were arraigned before Recorder Golf and were scheduled to plead to the indictments tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shiels
Glennon
Dwyer
Three More Bodies Found After Paducah Wreck
In Paducah Kentucky on August 22 three more bodies were recovered Wallace Bennett from Lolla Horace Rondeau from Golconda and George Bansbury from Paducah all described as roosters. Bennett was found in the wreck and the others two miles below. The wreck was turned over to the insurance adjusters today.
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Paducah
Wallace Bennett
Lolla
Horace Rondeau
Golconda
George Bansbury
Bennett
Sailors Escape Navy Yard Prison in New York
Six service members, five sailors and one marine, escaped from the Navy Yard Prison in New York by knocking down and riding three guards. Another sailor who tried to flee was captured. The escapees, all under arrest for intoxication, are believed to be hiding in or near the navy yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy Yard
Navy Yards
Pilgrim Fathers Echo Through Marshall County Boy Tale
A Marshall County boy in Plymouth England reflects on the Pilgrim voyage and imagines joining them if necessary, noting he would not have blamed them for fleeing by any means including swimming. His remarks link Kansas City Journal’s headline to a broader European journey.
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Kansas City Journal
Plymouth
England
Marshall County
Europe
Canada’s Might Have Been in 1776 Rebellion
A fragment from the St Louis Globe-Democrat contemplates a hypothetical Canada joining the American revolt of 1776. It muses on how alliance could have altered population and power, painting a counterfactual history scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Canada
Imagined City Names Replacing North American Cities
The text imagines drastic population swaps where Montreal becomes Chicago, Toronto becomes Philadelphia, and Canada would be part of a single nation. It argues such changes would make Canada a major entity, rather than a distant dependency, reshaping global standing.
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Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Philadelphia
Canada
Stealing a Railroad History Freezes in New York
A fiery recounting of Union Pacific Credit Mobilier ties roil 1860s rail politics. George Francis Train, Durant, Huntington, Ames and Stevens figure in graft schemes, legislative battles, and a high stakes fight over government bonds and stock. The piece frames Train as savior and target amid Chicago era rail intrigue.
Kidnaped Girl Found After Trail of Sanders Incident
Fourteen year old Ella Porter was located by Patrolman Lee at Mrs. Hubbard’s home on Yandes street. She was taken to police headquarters for safekeeping while Noble Sanders, charged with kidnaping, remains jailed awaiting grand jury action. Porter described being forced onto a train to Louisville then to Sanders’s mother’s home where he posed as her husband. Sanders’s family and home address are noted. the girl feared exposure and reported threats of violence.
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Ella Porter
Noble Sanders
Lee
Sanders
Union Station
Louisville
Indianapolis
North West Street
Rhode Island Street
Merely for Ornamer st town and country
An odd fragment describes a domestic quarrel over a silver penholder worn by the wife. The speaker admits an argument arose this morning after she caught him using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodd
Todd
One Crap Good Philadelphia Inquerer
A fragmented analysis notes that more people will be caught this year than ever before, reflecting concerns about crime and enforcement. The text references Philadelphia and suggests rising apprehensions without clear specifics or actionable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquerer
Indianapolis Postoffice List of Deliveries and Names
Fragments from a 1901 Indianapolis postoffice notice list missing letters, detailing dead letters and carrier rules. Includes long readerly roll of female and male surnames, many with Miss or Mrs titles, plus a handful of business names and organizations. The item ends with a political note about Holt County backing Colonel Bryan and a general tone of local gloom.
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Nebraska State Journal
Holt County
Bryan
Kansas
Life. A bright American youngster's dachshund description
A lively American child defines a dachshund as a long dog standing four and a half times taller than it is high. The playful remark captures the humor and charm of early 20th century pet observations.
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Best
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Smith
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