Deaths and notes from Indiana towns a New Year tally
A string of obituaries and notices from Indiana towns reports deaths of Augustus R. Duble in Jeffersonville at forty two, James Hughes in Fort Wayne from heart disease, and Margaret Messick in Lamoga. Interments, local officials, and family tributes accompany the year’s start, with oil and gas lease settlements, forged checks at Fort Wayne, and a leadership change at the Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home in Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Ponattyton
James M. Miler
Meer
Jeffersonville
Ind
Augustus R. Duble
Quartermaster's
Edward Fitzhae
The
Louisville Times
Joseph Ttrick
Courier-Journal
Doble
Fort Wayne
James Hughes
East Wayne Street
Lamoga
Margaret Messick
Ladoga
Missouri
India
Stone River survivors hold second reunion at Martinsville
Thirty eight actual participants in the Civil War battle of Stone River attended the second annual reunion in Martinsville Indiana on January 1. The event marked the thirty ninth anniversary of the battle and plans were announced for a third reunion in Green Castle next year. A permanent organization was formed with J W Carleton as president George L Rinehart ington as vice president and W H Dryden as secretary and treasurer. ELWOOD IN Jan L new limited cars on the Elwood Anderson division of the Union Traction Company began service today increasing regular hourly service by cars every two hours.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
Stone River
Greencastle
J. W. Carleton
George L. Rinehartington
W. H. Dryden
Elwood, Ind
Jan
Elwood-Anderson
Union Traction Company
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday by region
Washington Ohio Indiana Illinois forecast for Thursday warmer overall with snow risk north Friday. winds south then northwest. values: highs near 38 in many areas, cooler Friday afternoon. Regional notes include fair south portions and partly cloudy conditions. Blythe signs off as section director.
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Washington
Ohbio
Ilinois
Indiana
Movements of steamers in transatlantic traffic
Shipping news from New York and British ports lists arrivals and sailings. Steamers Trave Zee land St Paul Majestic Haverford Philadelphia Kaiserin Theresa and more arrive or depart between Genoa Antwerp Southampton Liverpool Glasgow Boston and Hamburg with dates around January 1.
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New York
Trave
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Zeeland
Antwerp
St. Paul
Southampton
Majestic
Liverpool
Haverford
Philadelphia
Bremen
New ST. Johns
N. F
Sideman
Glasgow
Halifax
Queenstown
Alto Bia
Boston
Plymouth
Pretoria
Hamburg
London
Mesaba
Marquette
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises refunds if the product fails. It bears a signature resembling W. Grove on each package or document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seemauae
A. W. Grove
TAO Ce
Centerville Creamery to Form New Company Name Change
A restructuring converts the Center ville Creamery interests into the Centerville Cream ery Company. Operations will continue under manager W S Commons with existing plants in Centerville Webster Williamsburg and Fountain City. The new service reduces travel time by thirty minutes on the twenty-five mile Alexandria route and schedules twenty eight cars daily through Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Elwood
Indianapolis Journal
Centerville
Ind
Centerville Creamery Company
Webster
Williamsburg
Fountain City
W. 5. Commons
Elwood fire chief retires reports 79 runs in year
Elwood Ind. L M M Lee, chief of the fire department, retires and releases his annual report showing 79 runs, a record high for the department, with small losses. Other items: Hartford City mud boat delivery for Fort Wayne Gas, Jeffersonville timberman fatal car works accident, Fort Wayne Sons of the American Revolution officers, Richmond building permits and civic data, Windfall oratorical prize gains, Elwood fish and game fine, Aurora Platteville Episcopal pastor change.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Blackford County
American Window Glass Company
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Manhattan Oil Company
Phoenix and
Ajax
The
Sun, Cudahy
Indiana
Montpelier
Elwood
Jan
M. M. Lee
Deee
Fort Wayne
Summitville
Jeffersonville
Bert Inger
FT. Wayne
tocal_branch
Sons of the American Revolution
J. Ross. McCulloch
D. C. Fisher
H. G. Grange
C. B. Woodworth
A. E. Bulson, Jr
M. Foster
C. F. Swan
Richmond
Windfalis
Leo Freeman
Luther Huffman
White River
Aurora
A. L. Davis
Lawrenceburg
Platteville
Wis
Compulsory Arbitration Plan Faces Chilean Withdrawal Threat
At the Pan American conference in Mexico City the fate of the compulsory arbitration plan hangs on Chilean delegates who may withdraw if the proposal is not allowed to proceed. The United States remains neutral and resists active involvement while other South American nations show mixed support and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Chile
Baez
South America
Salvador
Honduras
Losses of the Boers in 1901 and treacherous shooting of officers
Official returns show Boer losses by killed wounded and surrendered during 1901 totaled 14,867 men. Two British intelligence officers sent to parley with Boers seeking surrender near Warm Paths were treacherously shot by concealed Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Intelligence Department
Mabilleau to lecture in America on French society
Paris January 1 Prof Leopold Mabilleau of the College of France sails for New York on the La Savoie January 11 to lecture at American universities under Alliance Francaise on French society and social questions He will investigate American education and advise on a proposed French industrial college in the United States He will consult with American technical institutions during a three month stay Also reported Victoria B C January 1 Consul General for Japan F G Nosse says Japan finances are stable and money plentiful despite losses from North China troubles Japan quiet politically with no war rumors and preparing for Osaka exposition
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Paris
Leopold Mabilleau
College of France
New York
la Savoie
L’ Alliance Francaise
Mabilleau
Ministries of Public Instruction and Commerce
United States
Victoria
B. C
F. G. Nosse
Japan
Montreal
Yokohama
China
Osaka
Wireless Telegraphy Vision Across Ocean Link
Cuthbert Hall, manager for Marconi, predicts the inventor will return to England in two or three weeks and begin pressing for a practical commercial wireless service between England and America. An American station at Cape Cod and a British station in Cornwall are planned, with operation hoped within six months.
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New York
Cuthbert Hail
Marconi
England
The
Tribune
London
America
Cape Cod
Cornwall
Hall
William Jessop Sons to Build Three Steel Works in Washington
A London dispatch reports William Jessop & Sons of Sheffield have secured contracts to erect three new steel works at Washington Pennsylvania. Materials for all buildings and engines are to be supplied by American firms.
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New York
William Jessop & Sons
Sheffield
Washington
The
Tribune
London
Mexican chemist Harbordt dies in Monterey
Dr Charles Harbordt a renowned chemist and metallurgist in Mexico dies on January 1 in Monterey. Born in Belleville Indiana he formerly worked at a large smelting plant in Argentine Kansas. His death follows a long career in science and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mex
Charles Harbordt
Republic of Mexico
Harbordt
Belleville
Til
Argentine
Kan
Lewiston
Idaho
James W. Reid
North Carolina
London
John Birrell
St. Andrew's University
French Millionaire Backs New School at University of Chicago
Robert Lebaudy of France offers one million dollars to establish a French industrial school linked with the University of Chicago. The plan includes a government backed program with 600 graduates and two students annually, all expenses covered by France, and an endowment to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Lebaudy
University of Chicago
Harper
M. Lebaudy
Emil Ridel
France
Costly painting damaged in Zapote Bridge exhibit incident
In Chicago on New Year's Day the painting Battle of Zapote Bridge by Voresthagen fell from the Art Institute walls and tore a large hole in the canvas. The work, valued at $10,000, may be beyond repair per the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zapote Bridge
Voresthagen
Lawton
Art Institute
No Merger at Present Probably Will Not Combine
New York January 1 J Pierpont Morgan pursues a deal worth fifty million dollars to unite Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company of Pittsburgh and General Electric under a community of interests. Morgan would be central in a syndicate controlling large English French and German branches. Westinghouse officials say there is no foundation to the report and note obstacles on capitalization management and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
The
Herald
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
General Electric Company
United States
Morgan
England
France
Germany
George Westinghouse
Mr. Morgan
Westinghouse Company
Collective protest over Salonica quay dues by foreign embassies
In Constantinople on January 1 the British representative spearheads a move by foreign embassies to issue a collective note denouncing the action of Salonica quay dues without prior powers approval. The effort aims to formalize diplomatic protest among involved nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Salonica
Paris Times Paris Correspondence Change
The Candid Friend reports M. De Blowitz has resigned the Paris correspondence of the London Times and retired to private life. Arthur Fullerton, an American, is named as his successor in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. de Blowitz
Paris
London Times
Arthur Fullerton
Will Raise Wages At Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia January 1 The Press to-morrow will report a 4 to 12 percent wage increase for about 45 000 trainmen on lines owned or operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company effective January 1 The company employs 9 000 east of Pittsburgh and Erie with roughly half in train operations Clerical staff may be included later at the year’s end. RL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
General Wheeler argues for keeping new possessions
Gen. Joseph Wheeler told Louisville audiences that retaining Hawaii Guam and the Philippines is essential to U S commercial power. He noted U S leads in cotton steel petroleum wheat and asserts possession secures East trade advantage. He rejected easy pacification of the Philippines and foresaw Cuba joining the United States as Cubans urged union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Joseph Wheeler
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
United States
Wheeler
Cuba
Shortridge Defeats Alumni and YMC A Second Team In City Games
Shortridge High School beat an alumni five 36 to 2 at the Y M C A gym. Holdson Bangs and Masters led SHS while Bert Coffin, a Cornell football standout, played forward. In the afternoon, Y M C A second team lost to the Secretaries 28 to 12, with M Roeminger and Baumann excelling. Night Juniors also defeated Day Juniors 16 to 4. Yale topped Wisconsin 35 to 20 in Milwaukee.
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Shortridge High
Eastern Universities
Bert Coffin
Cornell
Shortridge
Holdson
Bangs
Masters
Herzsch
Maste
Randa
M. Roeminger
Jones Geckler
D. Roeminger
Ranch
Baumann
Jones
West
Hardle
Beckwith
Long
Cannon Carmichael
Pugh
Metcalf
Brandt
Yes
Harren
Milwaukee
Wis
Yale
Wisconsin University
Elephants and a Harmonica Trick Amaze Park Crowd
Mr. Snyder purchased a cent harmonica after seeing Lockhart's elephant blow it. The trained elephant holds the instrument with its trunk and blows and waltzes, performing tricks like ringing bells and grinding an organ. Lockhart, a clever trainer, devises many quaint feats for public amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Lockhart
Michigan Beats Stanford 49 to 0 in Pasadena
Michigan University football team dominated Stanford with superior game knowledge, punting by Sweeley and multiple line breaks. Snow scored multiple touchdowns and Shorts added goals as Michigan rolled to a 49 point victory before about 7,000 spectators in sunny, dusty conditions.
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Pasadena
Cal
Michigan University
Stanford University
Michigan
Sweeley
Stanford
Clark
Preston
Snow
Shorts
Boal
Hernstein
Traeger
Preston White
PJ McGugin
McFadden Sweeley
Cooper Hernstein
Fisher Leetson
McGilvray
Salon
Tarpey
W. K. Peaseley
Williams
David Brown
Heston
Go-asy-you-please Race Opens With 1,800 Spectators
in St Louis, 1,800 people attend the 100 hour go-as-you-please race at West End Coliseum. After one hour Peter Hegelman of New York leads with ten miles eleven laps, followed by George Tegcey, also of New York, three laps back. Other starters include Cartwright of England, Fahey of Shenandoah PA, Kid West of New York, Shelton of New York, Fleming of Milwaukee, Cavanaugh and Noremac of Philadelphia, Loeslein of Eric PA, Hart of Boston, Richardson of New York, O'Brien of Portland ME, Guerrerro of Mexico, and R Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
West End Coliseum
Peter Hegelman
New York
George Tegcey
George Cartwright
England
Martin Fahey
Shenandoah
Kid” West
Henry Shelton
Ed Fleming
Milwaukee
Pat Cavanaugh
George Noremac
Philadelphia
Tony Loeslein
Eric
Frank Hart
Boston
George Richardson
William O’brien
Portland
Gus Guerrerro
Mexico
R. Gregory
Tommy White Bested by Bernstein in Fifteen Round Decision
New York’s Joe Bernstein defeated Tommy White of Chicago in a fifteen round boxing match at the West End Club, with Bernstein earning the decision as many ringside observers called it an injustice. White employed repeated left jabs and controlled many rounds, while Bernstein’s timely counters and late rallies limited White’s damage. The bout was at 126 pounds. The card also featured Young Peter Jackson defeating Jimmy Handler in three rounds at Jacques’s Auditorium, Baltimore and California, with Jackson dominating after a rough second round and stopping Handler in the third.
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ST. Louis
Joe Bernstein
New York
Tommy White
Chicago
Stewart
West End
White
Bernstein
Ernstein
Waterbury
Conn
National Athletic Club
Jacques’s Auditorium
Peter Jackson
Baltimore
California
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Handler
Jackson
Tharley White
Joseph Bartley Pardoned by Nebraska Governor
Nebraska Governor Savage forgives former state treasurer Joseph Bartley in a holiday clemency act. Pardon sparks mixed reaction from Bartley’s supporters and critics, with political implications debated amid Bartley’s and Savage’s statements. Bartley remains silent as public interest soars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Savage
New Orleans
Statehouse
Joseph Bartley
Bartley
Old Violins Stolen From San Antonio Collector
San Antonio reports the theft of two valuable violins from H. H. McLane, a wealthy collector. A Stradivarius of 1721 and a Wilhelm Guthmann violin were taken after the suspect gained entry under the pretext of playing a tune. McLane offers a large reward, while details on the suspect remain unknown. In Portsmouth, James W. Newman former secretary of state died of apoplexy, having been a longtime Democratic elector and state legislator.
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San Antonio
Tex
H. H. McLane
Wilhelm Guthman
McLane
Portsmouth
James W. Newman
Newman
Ohio
Southern Soap Makers Plan Regional Consolidation
Southern soap manufacturers in the Atlanta area are forming a union to consolidate all plants south of the Ohio river. Edward Miles, secretary of the leading Atlanta soap concern, said the group will affiliate with similar bodies in the North and West. The Southern Soap Manufacturers Association will not be a trust nor fix prices, but aims to curb abusive practices and place trade on a genuine business basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ohio River
Edward ©. Miles
Miles
Southern Soap Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Miles
McLean Wins Six Day Bicycle Race at Park Square Garden
Boston reports McLean of Chelsea sprinted to victory in the six day race at Park Square Garden as the thirtieth hour score shows leaders at 7 miles 2 laps for 30 hours. One team withdrew due to injuries to Worcester rider Carni leaving the field with a dull day and a complex tally of pairs and scores.
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Boston
McLean
Chelsea
Park Square Garden
Carni
Worcester
Butler
McFarland
Maya
Freeman
Monroe
Gongoltz
Simar
Kino Samuelson
Leander
Rutza
Fischer
Chevalier
Krebs
Muller
Jaak
Muncie Edges Richmond In Polo Thriller At Home
Muncie defeats Richmond 4 to 3 in a tense polo match before about 2 000 fans. An Anderson player strengthened the visitors while Muncie played without captain Beeson who was sick. The result leaves both teams tied for the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Richmond
Polo
Anderson
Beeson
Mackay Beats Chick Brooker in Two Rounds in Findlay
Biz Mackay of Findlay defeated Cincinnati’s Chick Brooker this afternoon in two rounds. Mackay dominated from the start and had Brooker at his mercy by the end of the first round. Brooker was sent to the canvas several times in the second round before finally being stopped. The pair had fought a ten round draw recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Biz" Mackay
Findlay, C
Chick Brooker
Cincinnati
Mackay
Brooker
Chick
Christmas charities evoke a sparky ring memory
Mrs Porter Paddock the soprano recalls a New York charity concert at Five Points mission. Artists dressed for Upper Fifth Avenue stunned a shy twelve year old by praising her sparkling rings, a moment she recalls as a lasting memory of anonymity and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Porter Paddock
Five Points Mission
Upper Fifth Avenue
Death by Own Action at Fort Canby Involves Officer
Lieut James Beven of the Eighth Artillery was found dead in his Fort Canby bed with a revolver by his side. Officials deem it death by own action though no motive is known. Beven, 40, rose from the ranks and led Port Canby football. served in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilwaco
Waeh
James ¥. Beven
Eighth Artillery
Fort Canby
Port Canby
Beven
Philippines
Washington slow business bans one task a day tale
Kansas State Senator Fitzpatrick visiting Washington fails to push through his department business. National Committeeman Dave Mulvaney jokes that in the capital you can only do one thing a day, citing Fitzpatrick’s one letter home as his single accomplishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fitzpatrick
Kansas
Washington
Dave Mulvane
Dave
A Matter of Tips in Boston Advertiser Tale
In a Boston Advertiser vignette, old Fustbudget confronts his wife over millinery bills. He confronts a tip on an ostrich item costing a sum labeled “One tip (Ostrich) 32” and, in a rage, exits to the cold and harms the house dog with a kick down the area steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Advertiser
Fustbudget
Amalgamated
Fastbudget
Kansas contest sparks dramatic vote surge for Lyon county beauty
At Emporia a voting contest offered a piano to the prettiest Lyon county girl. On the final day a rival surged from behind with 15,000 votes, snatching victory and proving that Kansas girls who are pretty know their own appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Emporia
Lyon County
Kansas
Teaching Trick Elephants in Ainslee's Magazine
Ainslee's Magazine exposes the harsh, dangerous methods used to train elephants for entertainment. Trainers use chains and hoists to force poses, risking choking and injury while animals are manipulated with hooks and crowbars. The piece notes elephants are ungrateful and prone to violent reactions toward their handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sutherland
Ainslee
Seeing Africa through Hon's gaze in a desert memory
The narrator recalls how Hon, growing older, began to see clearly with eyes that seemed to pierce you. Born in captivity like Alice and Indana, he never looked up the hill but faced north toward the vast plains and mountains of Africa, his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home
Hon
Africa
Alice
Indana
Ragtime Coat Sparks Tense Moment in Canal Street Scene
In New Orleans a cross arena on Canal becomes the backdrop as Lucindy and the belle of Coon town exchange blunt remarks over a ragtime coat. The exchange includes racial slurs and a quick, uneasy snap of color and class tension amid Christmas greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Chicago editor slain in gunfire after highwayman attack
Eugene Hector, former financial editor of a Chicago newspaper, shot and killed an alleged highwayman tonight. The deceased is believed to be a Bostonian named Donovan, who was shot through the right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan. L
Eugene Hector
Donovan
Watkin s Happy Over Prospects of American Association
W H Watkins and Charles Buschaupt returned from the Kansas City meeting. Watkins anticipates a very good 1903, praising the American Association's strength. Omaha’s inclusion is settled, Milwaukee and Omaha stockholders hold sway, and park construction is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association—Review of
Kansas City
W. H. Watkins
Charles Buschaupt
American Association
Watkins
Journal
Omaha
Milwaukee
Rourke
Whitfield
Havener
Quin
Milwaukee American Association
den Whitfield
Gross
Havenor
Columbus
Indianapolis
Mr. Bese
Celene
R. Bryce
Columbus Park
Brush vows active role in Cincinnati club dispute
John T. Brush signals plans to move his influence closer to the Cincinnati club controversy as talks about changing its administration intensify. He hints at visiting Cincinnati if necessary and warns against baseless rumors while Judge Howard Ferris asserts that he and partners seek Brush’s sale, denying any plan to squeeze him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Club
Western Avenue
Howard Ferris
New Year Handicap At New Orleans Delivers Clear Victory
Lord Quex outclassed the field in the New Year handicap worth 1485 to the winner. He set a steady pace and won by three lengths with Moroni heavily backed to place. The Morris pair and other favorites trailed, attendance was large and weather clear as Alpaca Eva Rice and Lord Quex led the finishing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jan. L
Lord Quex
Morris
Serpent
Hayden
Kaloma
Eva Rice
Moroni
Ses
Alpaca
Oma
Major Mansir
Oakland New Year handicaps thrill season crowd
At Oakland on New Year’s day a large crowd witnessed the New Year’s handicap a two year old race and the Santa Rosa handicap Autolight won the big handicap Belle Reed captured the baby race with a field of twelve The Fretter and Vesuvian were strong contenders but Autolight led a late drive by O’Connor to win The Fretter was second Vesuvian third The Latonia Jockey Club spring meeting stakes were announced in Cincinnati with multiple events and prize money including a $2000 added For colts and fillies two years old and a sweepstakes for older horses across seven races
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Autolight
Belle Reed
Artives
Amoruns
Fretter
Vesuvian
As 4
Rosermonde
O'Connor
Royalty
Sombrero
Antolight
Hogan
Alicia
Cincinnati
Latonia Jockey Club
Hon. Fielschmann
Brewers’ Exchange
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Aveline House
A. S. Ringler
First National Bank
C. E. Hadsell
A. J. Lantamer
Hadsell
Aueur
Ringler
Nebraska
Frank Williams
A. B. Ringler
Black
Ave- Tine
Major Woods
Mr. Nixon
Knightstown
C. O. Nixon
Nixon
Woods
Lincoln Hotel
Mr. and Nixon
Morrow
R.H. Wind
Weath
W. T. Blythe
N. D
Calgary
Alberta
I.e
Galveston
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Platte Rock
Ark
City
Teensville
Tenn
New York City
North Platt
Rapid Chy
S. D
Louis
Minn
Vicker Urs
Miss
Washington, D
Indiana Notes
Prof
Finances of Japan
French Industrial School
Chicago University
Westinghouse
Lawrence
Mass
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Bricklayers’ Union
Mer
General Wheeler
S. H
Wisconsin
Mancie
Biz
Lieut. J. F. Beven
Chicago Record-Herald
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling and the Baby Lion
New Orleans Times-Democrat
MR. Watkins
MR. Brush
Quex
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