Local Finance Firms Advertise Insurance and Banking Services
A condensed list of finance and insurance entities appears including Belt Railroad, Fire Insurance Co, H P Wasson & Co offering 6 percent preferred stock, Indiana Tire, Guaranty & Loan Co, Capital National Bank, Marion Trust Company, SVILD & Co Bankers at 205 Stevenson Building. Prices and particulars available upon application via telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Railroad Commencoeapome Fire Insurance Co
H. P. Wasson & Co
Indiana Tire, Guaranty & Loan Co
Law
Capital National Bank
Marion Trust Company, J. , Svild & Co
Bankers
Stevenson Building
Iow Mainteas New
Four weeks old dies at parents home in Fort Wayne
A four week old baby died Monday night at the home of its parents Mr and Mrs James Gentry in Fort Wayne. The report notes the death as part of local notices and a summary of regional happenings including police force excursion activities, newspaper acquisition, and municipal projects in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gentry
Uprising and Boxer Indemnity Tension Near Lin-Ching
The July report from Rev. F M Chapin of the American Board notes an uprising west of Lin-Ching tied to a Boxer indemnity tax. Thousands of troops were sent to quell it, but success remained elusive. Chapin highlights Christian villages barred from selling land and rampant kidnapping in the Hsia-Chin region, reflecting a broader social breakdown linked to two years of unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Missionary Herald
F. M. Chapin
American Board
North China
Lin-Ching
Camden S. C. Town in Danger as Fire Rages
Camden South Carolina with about 1000 residents faces near total ruin from a late night blaze. The Columbia fire department rushed to Camden by special train. Loss reported at 100000 dollars. The block housing the post office and bank is burning and fifteen other businesses are beleaguered with little chance of saving them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Camden
Columbia Fire Department
Memorial University Plan From G A R Committees
In Minneapolis a G A R committee led by Commander Eli Torrance approved establishing a Memorial University in Mason City Iowa. The plan includes colleges of medicine liberal arts and a four year college of American history with a September opening and strong attendance anticipated. Members included Governor Burdick Var Judge Pierce and Col Raymond with Captain Sortori present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Eli Torrance
Memorial University
Mason City
American Patriotic Societies
Medicine
Liberal Arts
Torrance
8. R. Var
Minnesota
J. O Pierce
Col. L. R. Raymond
Iowa
Sortori
Board of Regents
Brazilian air pioneer Santos Dumont sails to New York
New York July 2 United States ambassador to Italy George L. von er and Brazilian aeronaut Alberto Santos Dumont were aboard the steamship Kron 2 Wilhelm arriving from Bremen. Santos Dumont said he was glad there would be several competitors for prizes at the St Louis exposition, which would spur interest in airship construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George L. Voner
United States
Italy
Alberto Santos Dumont
Bremen
Santos Dumont
St. Louis Exposition
Hackinger Husband Located by Wife After Long Absence
Cincinnati July 22 papers publish a Memphis report on Charley Hackinger. Mary Hackinger reports to police she found her husband whom she married over twenty years ago and says he deserted years ago. She alleges he was involved with Lucy Hill and met death in unknown circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charley Hackinger
Memphis
Mary Hackinger
Lucy Hil
Missed quarrel leads to Memphis burial plans
A dispute over grounds for a quarrel ends with Mrs. Hackinger, though very poor, traveling to Memphis for the burial of a relative. The fragment notes her departure to handle the remains.
Floods Wash Out Tracks and Dikes Across Illinois Rivers
Peoria and Pekin area flood damages flood dyke breach washed away over 1600 feet of Peoria and Pekin Terminal Railroad tracks two square miles of farmland inundated to two to ten feet depth. Mississippi River crest near Quincy shifts south by morning as St. Francisville refugees double. Reed rail lines north of Alexandria blocked by trestle washout impacting Keokuk route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
la Marsh
Pekin
Keokuk
Quincy
St. Francisville
Alexandria
St. Louis, Keokuk & Northwestern
Keokuk and Western
Twin City Express
St. Louis
St. Paul
Illinois River Rises Threatening Beardstown Crops
Springfield July 2 The Illinois river continues to rise at Beardstown reaching seventeen feet above low water. Crop damage grows to thousands of dollars with Riverview Park five feet under water. The Beardstown Rushville stage is halted at Frederick due to flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Beardstown
Riverview Park
Rushville
Frederick
Federal Appointments for New Orleans and Officials Named
President Roosevelt announced federal appointments for New Orleans including Elmer Wood as naval officer and Henry McCall as collector of customs. R B Kennedy named receiver of public moneys effective Jan 1, 1916. Frederick Gibbs attended a luncheon with the President as talks covered New York lithical matters. The party plans a Seagirt trip by special train and Mayflower voyage back to Oyster Bay. Miss Alice Roosevelt was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Miss Helen Beekman near Oyster Bay with fifteen ladies present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Sagamore Hill
Elmer Wood
John Weber
Henry McCall
Augustus E. Wimberley
R. B. Kennedy
Charles P. Johnson
Frederick 8. Gibbs
New York
New York State
J. Gibbs
Seagirt
N. J
Sandy Hook
New Jersey Central
Bessler
Atlantic Highlands
Alice Roosevelt
Helen Beekman
Haunted murderer kills self in Montana desert search
In Helena on July 22, W. C. Craft, wanted for the Lewiston sheepman murder of Walter McClure, was found dead in Fergus County. An unsigned letter claimed Craft killed McClure, was haunted by the crime, and chose suicide with the same weapon used in the first death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
W. C. Craft
Lewiston
Fergus
Walter McClure
Mother kills child and herself in Kentucky tragedy
In Depoy Hopkins County Kentucky late yesterday Ellen Turley shot and killed her four year old child. She attempted to kill two other children and then shot herself in the brain dying instantly. Neighbors say she had been ill for several days and the act likely arose from a temporary insanity fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Depoy
Hopkins County
Ellen Turley
Porto Rico Officials Sail for New York on Coamo
Governor Hunt and Attorney General Harlan departed San Juan for New York aboard the steamer Coamo at noon. A serenade by the Insular Police Band greeted them, with Captain Graham and a crack shooting unit also sailing, headed for Fort Niagara.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Hunt
Harlan
New York
Coamo
Graham
Fort Niagara
Masked men raid mine camp near Ouray
Ten masked men attacked the N tunnel complex three miles north of Ouray. They destroyed a private mine telephone, seized two employees from the bunk house at gunpoint, and forced them to abandon the camp. The motive remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray
Quray
Train ditched by washout near Sierra Blanca kills one
EL PASO TEXAS July 22 Galveston Houston San Antonio line east bound passenger service wrecked eight miles east of Sierra Blanca early this morning. Engine and mail cars overturned. Gus Emory a colored porter was killed and Fireman Evans seriously hurt. A number of passengers suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Galveston, Houston
San Antonio
Sierra Blanca
Gus Emory
Porter
Evans
Traveling Man Clubbed In Detroit Robbery
Detroit July 22 Edward Dangler a traveling man from Seattle was clubbed and robbed of 75 dollars by three men he met in a saloon. He is in Harper Hospital badly bruised but expected to recover. One man named Henry Depew was arrested after firing several shots at two officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Edward Dangler
Seattle
Dangler
Harper Hospital
Henry Depew
Jealous husband kills wife and friend in Steelton
Harrisburg July 2. William Filer a steel worker shot and killed his wife Clara Filer and Harry Bennett a machinist today at Steelton near here. The Filers and Bennett boarded at the same house. It is alleged Filer was jealous of Bennett's attentions to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William Filer
4& Steel
Clara Filer
Harry Bennett
Steelton
Here
Filers
Bennett
Filer
Poet Coppee Arrested in Paris Riot Over Suppression of Unlawful Congregations
Paris riots erupt after prizes are distributed at an unauthorized church school. Poet Francois Coppee and deputies Levolle and Merry are arrested. Urbain de Maille remains in custody. London debate on steamship subsidies follows this with talks of subsidies and faster liners. In Tunis, trial testimonies recount Marquis De Mores murder. in London, fire in Queen Victoria Street prompts inquest criticism of ladders and NY fire reports.
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Paris
Parmentier
la Liberte
Francois Coppee
Levolle
Gaston Merry
Partural
Conte
Urbain de Maille
London
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Queen Victoria Street
Lionel Delautour Wells
Royal Navy
New York
Wells
Hoboken
King Edward Improves Aboard Royal Yacht at Cowes
Reports from the royal yacht Victoria and Albert indicate King Edward is improving and walked a few steps yesterday. He will chair his first council meeting since A J Balfour became premier aboard the yacht. The appointment of a new lord lieutenant of Ireland to succeed Earl Cadogan is expected to be announced at this meeting.
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London
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Victoria and Albert
Edward
A. J. Balfour
Ireland
Earl Cadogan
Monstrous Santo Stefano Clock Tower in Straitened State
Venice dispatch says the Santo Stefano clock tower shows signs of collapse and precau tions have been ordered to prevent its fall. Also noted are moves of Generals Botha and Delarey toward Europe with their secretaries, and General ie Wet joining their journey to the coast. The date of return remains undetermined. European tariff committee increases pass despite Prussian opposition affecting furniture wood pulp paving stones brick and cellulose. General Buller writes to Mr. Brodrick claiming misrepresented charges and seeks right to speak on Ladysmith defense.
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London
Central News
Venice
Santo Stefano
Botha
Delarey
Pretoria
Ca Town
Europe
Ie Wet
Reichstag
Buller
William Brodrick
Brodrick
House of Commons
Ladysmith
Glenn Convicted In Nicaraguan Affair Trial Likely At Hand
Monkey Point scene where a Nicaraguan general moved to execute a prisoner before English speaking Bluefields residents urged law. A court martial was planned with a death sentence possible. Dr. Wilson, Milan resident and Ohio Medical University graduate, had support from Senator Hanna. Secretary Hill ordered U.S. consul at San Juan del Norte to report facts and press Nicaraguan officials for leniency on Wilson, who Sailor Hanna says was not a combatant but served medically with the expedition. State Department has not been officially informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkey Point
Bluefields
Wilson
Lve
Milan
Ohio Medical University
Columbus
Hanna
Hill
United States
San Juan del Norte
Young Wilson
State Department
Indiana inventors granted patents in July list
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports in Washington on July 22 that Indiana inventors received several patents including Allen C. Brantingham Indianapolis self cleaning sieve William J Buchanan Huntington die or stampholder Louis A Daus Evansville support for owning rollers John B Denlinger Union City band cutter and feeder Henry A Dorner Logansport car truck Charles A Francis South Bend wagon brake Thomas F Kelly Ligonier jet screw protector Cornelius H Myers South Bend inhaler In another Washington dispatch Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South Carolina telegraphed to Bristow that he withdraws the charge of mail tampering in the Pickens post office The case is under investigation by postoffice inspectors with no report yet issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Indiana
Allen C. Brantingham
Indianapolis
William J. Buchanan
Huntington
Louis A. Daus
Evansville
John B. Denlinger
Union City
Henry A. Dorner
Logiansport
Charles A. Francis
South Bend
Thomas F. Kelly
Ligonier
Cornelius H. Myers
Tillman
South Carolina
Bristow
Pickens
8. C
Postoffice
Admiral Coghlan to Return After Launcelot Remains Mission
Rear Admiral J B Coghlan who has worked on translating the remains of the late Lord Launcedote to England will join the United States voyage home. He has been on special duty for this task and is now en route back.
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Washington
J. B. Coghlan
Lord Launcefote
England
United States
Navy maneuvers in Atlantic squadron to use Brooklyn as flagship
The North Atlantic squadron will use the Brooklyn as flagship in summer drills. Rumor had Coghlan as a possible second in command of the opposing force, but officials say he will be second in the defending squadron. A captain will command the “enemy” force. In a separate note, West Union Indiana post office will close July 21 with mail redirected to Tangier.
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North Atlantic
Brooklyn
Coghlan
Navy Department
WARRING KENTUCKIANS IN TRAGIC COCKRILL BURIAL
Jackson Kentucky prepares for James Cockrill funeral after an assassination from a courthouse window. Tensions remain high as both Cockrill and Hargis factions mobilize with arms stored nearby and leaders named like Samuel Jett and McKinley Cockrill.
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Jackson
James Cockrill
Lexington Hospital
Friends of
Cockrill
Hargis
Samuel Jett
Thomas Cockrill
Benjamin Hargis
McKinely Cockrill
McKinley Cockrill
Keefe to Decide on Sympathetic Longshore Strike
Chicago July 22. President D. J. Keefe of the International Longshoremen, Marine and Transport Workers' Association holds the power to order a general sympathy strike by 60,000 dock workers in the Great Lakes. A decision to back tugmen could halt loading, unloading and vessel operations from iron ore to coal docks across the lakes, risking severe disruption to commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
D. J. Keefe
International
Longshoremen, Marine and Transport Workers’ Association
Tug Trust
Chain of Lakes
Tugmen’s Protective Association
Longshoremen'’S Association
Joint Wage Conference Meets Glass Makers and Blow ers
Atlantic City July 22 joint committee of glass manufacturers and bottle blowers discussed the wage scale. No decision expected until tomorrow with reps from manufacturers led by John Ralston and S H Everett among others and blowers headed by D A Hayes and W Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Glass Manufacturers’ and Bottle Blowers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
John Ralston
Pittsburg
S. H. Everett
Newark
G. M. Lewis
Alton
G. 8S. Bacon
Millville
F. Levy
M. W. Jack
Streator
J. P. Whitney
Whitney Glass Company
Glassboro
D. Stewart Craven
The
Craven Glass Works
Salem
George Baker
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
L. L. Turner
Combine
Cicero
Ind
Glass Blowers
D. A. Hayes
Philadelphia
W. Dougherty
William Sinclair
J. J. Dunn
New York City
B. Bulzer
O. B. Bell
Massiljon
Charles McMichael
Toronto
Ontario
E. Daly
Matthews
E. A. Azard
Fairbury
Gold beaters strike ends in compromise offer
Philadelphia reports that gold beaters, striking nationwide for higher pay, rejected the initial compromise. They currently earn 11 dollars per week and 4 cents per book, seek 21 dollars per week plus 5 cents a book, while the strike also targets the firing of women fillers paid 6 dollars weekly. The offered settlement was 15 dollars weekly and 7 cents per book.
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Philadelphia
Iron Molders Control Apprentice to Journeymen Ratio
Toronto ont July 2 The Iron Molders Association voted to keep one apprentice for every eight journeymen. The body also passed a resolution favoring affiliation with the Core Makers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Iron Molders’ Association
Core Makers’ Union
Pan American coffee trust proposal urges price stability
The Washington Post reports a Bureau of American Republics submission to Congress warns coffee has become a speculative, volatile commodity risking large losses to growers. It proposes uniting productive forces across major consumption articles and forming a Pan American coffee trust to lower production costs, boost capital, and raise producer profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bureau of American Republics
Congress
Latin America
Woman shot in Missoula shocks Montana visitors
Helena reporters say Mrs. D. M. Durfee wife of Philadelphia County Attorney was shot last night as she was returning from a Missoula dressmaker. She did not see the attacker and there is no clue. The shooting has caused a great sensation and the reason remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
D. M. Durfee
Durfee
Philadelphia
Missoula
New Oil Field in Belmont County Ohio
Belmot county excitement over Uniontown oil field as a well last night produced twenty five barrels and a second well today is estimated to yield one hundred barrels daily. The Droster Company of Pittsburg owns the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairsville
Belmont County
Uniontown
Droster & Company
Pittsburg
Miller Kills Son in Law After Drunken Rampage
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on July 2 David Miller living near Osceola returned home intoxicated and abused his wife. His son in law Robert Roach confronted him and both men left the house. Miller then armed a repeating rifle and fired three times fatally wounding Roach who died two days later. Miller is jailed in Bellefonte.
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Bellefonte
David Miller
Osceola
Robert Roach
Miller
Latimer homicide inquest resumes as widow tests witness
New York coroner's inquest into Albert C. Latimer's shooting in Brooklyn resumes with testimonies including Mrs Bella Treadwell and W H Tuthill. Latimer died in hospital after saying he was shot in bed and doubting burglar involvement. Will files show estate valued at $19,500 with a codicil redefining heirs.
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New York
Albert C. Latimer
Brooklyn
Latimer
Frank Taylor
Walter
Bella Treadwell
Tuthill
Elias Kasindorf
Latimers
A. C. Latimer
St. Mary's Hospital
Two Rascals in Canada
The Cleveland Leader reports that Gaynor and Greene, fugitives in Montreal, face extradition to the United States for harbor frauds in Savannah that allegedly netted over a million dollars. Justice officials pursue vigorous prosecution, noting Captain Carter’s earlier conviction and a disputed bribery claim involving Marion Erwin. If extradition fails, the treaty may need amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gaynor
Greene
Montreal
Department of Justice
Savannah
Oberlin M. Carter
Gaynor and
Captain Carter
Quebec
Marion Erwin
Erwin
Canada
Bailey's State: Bailey voices push for Republican reps in Texas district
In Corpus Christi, a column argues Bailey’s insistence that only a party in power can serve constituents favors electing Republicans. It names Scott in Texas Fifteenth district as best able to secure water, irrigation, and other needs, contrasting with Garner. The piece questions whether Bailey lied or if Garner fails to aid his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Texas
Bailey
United States Senate
Washington
Scott
Congress
Senator Bailey
Aransas Pass
University Club of
San Antonio
Blue Club of
Brownsville
Garner
A Good Thing for Business and the Miners
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph discusses the national miners convention called a month earlier. Initial gloom faded as plans formed to avoid a strike and aid anthracite miners with funds. Indianapolis convention support boosted business sentiment, easing fears of fuel shortages disrupting industries and improving overall market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mortgage for $1,000,000 filed by Indianapolis & Eastern Railway
The Indianapolis and Eastern Railway Company filed a consolidated mortgage with Central Trust Company to secure $1,000,000 in bonds of 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds dated July 15 1902 and due July 1 197. The mortgage covers all property of the merged Indianapolis & Eastern and Indianapolis & Greenfield companies. Signed by F M Fauvre and John W Chipman for the railway company and Charles E Holloway and Augustin Jennings for Central Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway Company
Central Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis & Greenfield Companies
F. M. Fauvre
John W. Chipman
Charles E Holloway
Augustin Jennings
Negroes Flee After Shootout Near Illinois and Wabash
At about 11:30 p m near the corner of Illinois and Wabash streets four men fled after being chased by Patrolman Petticord and Merchant Policeman Crist. The pursuing officers fired revolvers but the four negroes escaped after tossing fruit at a fruit stand proprietor who shouted for them to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Illinois
Petticord
Crist
Wabash
Burly James W. Smith Arrested for Assault on Mother
Bicycle Policemen Hull and Griffin arrested James W. Smith, a nonworking man, after he came home after supper and demanded a meal, then struck his mother when she remonstrated. He had been idling on the commons earlier, and the incident followed dispute over meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
Hull and Griffin
Smith
Commons
Request to drill Knights at Presidio during encampment
At the request of General Carnahan head of the Uniform Bank K P Senator Beveridge asked the War Department to permit the knights to drill on the Presidio grounds in San Francisco during the K P encampment. Army officers may serve as judges of the prize drills, decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnahan
Uniform Bank
K. of P
Beveridge
War Department
Knights
Presidio
San Francisco
Department
Army
State Bankers Association to Meet in Indianapolis
Executive council of the State Bankers Association met at the Denison Hotel and voted to hold the next meeting in Indianapolis with dates October 22 and 24. invitations were received from Evansville and Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bankers’ Association
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
Evansville
Muncie
Child’s Skull Cracked by Fall From Fence
Marguerite Daly six year old daughter of Daniel A Daly 728 River avenue fell from a fence onto cement skull cracked unconscious last night death momentarily expected police reported were unsure if injuries would prove fatal in the long run
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Daly
Daniel A. Daly
River Avenue
Police Arrest OBrien Over Gaming at Senate and Kentucky
Captain Hyland and Sergeant Scheigert visited Denis OBrien's saloon at Senate and Kentucky avenues last night and found two slot machines in operation. OBrien is charged with operating a gaming device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland
Scheigert
Denis O’brien
Senate
Kentucky
O'Brien
International conference to curb trusts proposed by czar
An international conference to deal with trusts, urged by the czar of Russia, would be an interesting incident, comparing in significance to The Hague peace conference. The notion suggests a trust crackdown with global implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised Cure All
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and digestive upset. It is claimed to calm the child, soften gums, ease wind colic, and restore bowel function, priced at two cents a bottle. Also mentions Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye as products sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree Gah
Helen
Glenn
Hill
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Hibben, Hollweg & CO
Home Heating & Lighting Co
Marion Light & Heating Co
Pike County
Newton County
Sullivan County
U. 5
Invalid’s
W. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indiana Notes
Fort Wayne
Rome City
Islan Park
Varney Construction Company
Tipton
Alexander & Son
Lafayette
Bloomfield
Richland Township
China
College of American History
Peoria & Peking
Mississippi
Coppee
G. A. Drummond
Drummond
Great Britain
Halifax
Lord Charles Beresford
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Susa
el Kheir
Hamma Chiekh
Marquis de Mores
Rebillet
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Cable Notes
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New Oil
W. H. Tuthill
Bailey's State
National Convention
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Mrs. Winslows
Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Roewor Street
Detroit, Mich
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Oy UU
S&s
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Pioneer Steamsh
Yosemite
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N. Richie
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Minn
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ENE Medicine CO
Henney J Huder
Druge Corner
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Lilly & Stalnaker
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Washington St
C. I. Fletcher
North
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OF America
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Louisville, Ky
M. W. Adams
John L. Adams
Cnettat Bsace
Paducah Street Railway Company
Louisville City
Church of the Advent
W. Hart
Law Building
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