Eviction conflict ends in shooting in Vigo County
In Terre Haute Indiana Milton Graves a miner tried to dispossess a tenant George Cheeseman of a farm. Graves was shot as the tenant defended the property. Julia Knapp owner of the farm offered a reward to dispossess the Cheeseman family. Herbert Water fired three times but missed. No arrest reported. Also Wise county grand jury absolves sheriff and police in George Ward lynching, offers no reason for lack of indictments against lynchers.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Milton Graves
Grant
George Cheeseman
Cheeseman
Julia Knapp
Graves
Ericking Saves
Herbert Water
Indianapolis Journal
Wise County Grand Jury
George Ward
Danville Fire Reveals Major Losses In Downtown Block
A morning blaze in Danville destroyed parts of the Crabb building and adjacent stores including East Grocery McCount Dry Goods and Leachman & Sellers Hardware. Losses total about 26000 with insurance covering most structures and stock. officials report potential arson but no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Ind
Crabb
East Brocery
McCount Company
Leachman & Sellers
Danville Shoe Company
McCount
Metount & Co
William N. Crabb
Lon. Estep
J. W. East
Erocer
James W. Hamrick
Hollowell & Downard
W. N. Crabb
M. G. Parker
Courthouse Square
Gas leak sparks explosion on Grendenning oil lease
A leaking gas ignition yesterday in the engine room of the Grendenning oil lease west of Geneva caused a fire at Emerson Priddy's Findlay Ohio property, with $2,500 in damages reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Grendenning
Geneva
Emerson Priddy
Findlay, O
Black Coal Engineers Repudiate Miners on Scale Pact
In Brazil Indiana on March 23 committees of black coal operators and hoisting engineers reached a one year price scale from April 1. Engineers’ pay starts at seven dollars monthly for one engineer, with two engineers split at three and one dollars respectively. A licensed engineer must be on duty when steam is used. The contract forbids affiliation with other labor groups and disavows sympathy strikes. The agreement places engineers outside United Mine Workers control, amid miners demanding higher pay for day men and tracklayers. A meeting is planned to resolve differences without bituminous coal involvement.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Brotherhood of Holsting Engineers
Ces
United Mine Workers
Engineers
Tng
Operators and miners push to continue Indiana coal talks
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute reports that both operators and miners in the Indiana bituminous field dispute an AP dispatch claiming a month end suspension. They insist work continue and settle under the joint conference's final agreement. The conference will reconvene next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Associated Press
Wrecking of a Fast Train Wording of Inquest Verdict
Terre Haute reports a coroner finds Fireman Cardamon perished from scalds and burns when the C and E L engine wrecked at an open switch in Terre Haute yards. Suspects fled toward Lyfold Hillsdale after shots were fired at a train. local chaos follows in the small towns nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Cardamon
Florida
Willis
Samuel Cardamon
Sam
Bersons
Lyfold
Hillsdale
Bonds sold for $111,389 premium on Soldiers' Home bonds
Marion Ind March 2 The $100,000 Soldiers' Home boulevard bonds were purchased this afternoon by representatives of the New First National Bank of Columbus Ohio at a premium of $11,389. Nine bidders competed in a spirited sale lasting ten to fifteen minutes. An injunction filing by Malinda Davis influenced the outcome but the sale is not yet closed. If papers are correct negotiations will close after a transcript of proceedings is obtained. The bonds total 20 at $500 each bearing 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
First National Bank of Columbus
Malinda Davis
Greenwood voters confront electric franchise in town election
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Franklin Indiana March 28 Greenwood residents clash over a town board ordinance granting an Indianapolis company a franchise to build an electric light and water plant. The plan includes a sizable annual rental sparking opposition. A special election set for April 4 will decide the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Greenwood
Indianapolis
Autograph Letter Honors Ohio Artist in McKinley Greeting
Nathan Haywood Edwards of Economy Ind received an autograph letter from President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley thanking him for courtesies. Edwards, a portrait carver, created life size portraits of the President and Mrs. McKinley for the last campaign. He sent photos of the works and received a steel engraving of Mrs. McKinley in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hagerstown
Ind
Nathan Haywood Edwards
McKinley
Mr. Edwards
Mr. McKinley
Earlham Fellows and Indiana Notables in Briefs
Clifton trustees appoint W Z Barker Sorter Ldtapete Leon and George Nel Louis Follett named head of New York tin plate mill operating department. Rowlette of Elwood to succeed. Indianapolis men James and William Williamson flee Richmond after being fined for vagrancy. Earlham College graduate Ervin King earns Chicago University fellowship, third by Earlham grads. James Cox reports A C U W paid 210000 in death benefits. financials strong. El Capitan Temple initiates over 200 Knights in Muncie amid illuminated parade banquet. Congressman Steele learns son in law Major Hugh Belknap appointed paymaster in regular army, awaiting War Dept. orders.
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James
William Williamson
Indianapolis
Richmond
Ervin King
Earlham College
Chicago University
Earlham
Indiana
James Cox
Terre Haute
Indiana A. C. U. W. Finance Committee
el Capitan Temple
Knights of Khorassan
Muncie
Knights of Pythias
Ohio
Steele
Marion
Hugh R. Belknap
Chicago
McKinley
San Francisco
War Department
Illinois
Army
Secretary of War
Actress Wins Divorce In Nevada Bigamy Case For Earl Russell
London report states Countess Russell received a divorce on grounds of bigamy and adultery by John Francis Stanley Earl Russell with Mollie Somerville. The suit was unopposed. She testified to unhappy married life and said she turned to acting after support ceased. She learned of the Nevada suit only from London papers.
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London
Countess Russell
Earl of Russell
Somerville
Nevada
John Francis Stanley
Earl Russell
Mollie Somerville
George Cooke
Cumbernald
Scotland
Reno
New
Mabel Edith Scott
Claude Edward Scott
Earl
Mansfield Named United States Consul at Valparaiso Chile
President nominates Robert E. Mansfield of Indiana for the post in Valparaiso Chile. He will depart for duty after preparing for up to sixty days as health and service relief permit. Mansfield previously served as private secretary to Senator Beveridge and has ties with the Republican state central committee.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Robert E. Mansfield
Indiana
United States
Valparaiso
Chile
Mansfield
Zanzibar
Beveridge
Mr. Mansfield
Fairbanks
Journal
Senator Beveridge
Republican State Central Committee
Indiana Rural Free Delivery Begins April 15
Senator Fairbanks arrives in Washington for several days as rural free delivery starts in Indiana on April 15. Posts of Homer and Clay Bank receive new commissions and Ed Fox of Indianapolis registers at St James. Knox named for attorney general, decision expected after return home. Griggs and Knox discuss DOJ matters at the White House.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Senator Fairbanks
van A. Hinchman
Homer
Rush County
Tilman Mason
Clay Bank
E. D. Fox
Indianapolis
St. James
Indiana
Nappanee
Elkhart County
Harold Brown
Heckton
Sheridan
Hamilton County
Marion Remsen
T. J. Dean
Pickard
Westfield
L. D. Bishop
Lamong
Notes of a Millionaire Marker Signal Imaginative Mercer Heirs
Signed by the late P. P. Mast, Springfield millionaire manufacturer. The notes are payable to William Thatcher as agent of the Mercer Heirs' Association, which police fear exists only in imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Mast
Springfield
Ww. Thatcher
Mercer Heirs’ Association
Patrick Smiths Rice Will and Death At Center Of Trial
Judge Jerome resumes hearing in Albert T Patrick case over William Marsh Rice death. Prosecution aims to prove Rice sole Patrick client and dual role attorney. Testimony links Patrick to Rice will drawn by Meyer and to transfers of Rice assets. Potts recounts Patrick’s remarks on cremation and a $5,000 check after Rice’s demise.
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New York
Jerome
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Texas
Iack Rice
Patrick
Riese
Morris Meyer
Rice
John R. Potts
Mr. Rice
Swenson & Co
Potts
Baseball Plans Jump Into Spring With Wilson and Wilmot
Toledo magnate Strobel arrives to discuss Watkins matters as Walter Wilmot sails to secure Louisville franchise and rent Louisville National League Park. Indianapolis announces spring exhibition dates with Buffalo, Purdue and Cincinnati matchups, plus potential further games before opening day. Western Association rule favors southern division home openers amid weather guarantee concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilmot
Louisville
Wilmot
John T. Brash
Charles J. Strobel
Toledo
Watkins
Charles Buschaupt
Indianapolis
Buffalo
St. Louis
Purdue University
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Western Association
Kelly
Fox
Flynn
Hickey
Latham
Bay
Hoghever
Summel
Barnes
Guese
Sudhoff
Heydon
Grim
Patents Granted Indiana People March 28 1924
Washington patents issued to Indiana residents include Adamson of Muncie for a printing press attachment, Barcus of Rensselaer for horse-shoeing apparatus, Butler of Redkey for glass-pressing device, Carson of Bluffton for frictional driving mechanism, Gibbons of Ligenter for btll coupling, Hunt tied to Nordyke Marmon for grain heater, Hunter of Bloomington for hanger for stone-sawing machines, Knapp of Valparaiso for motion-converting mechanism, Lott of Anderson for a valve, McKee of New Salem for a gate, Schubert of Martinsville for street and station indicator, Schumacher of Wabash for coating paper, Vinton of Lafayette for a picture, Warrington with Nordyke Marmon for curatory machine support, Wood of Fort Wayne for suspension cut-out, Seaman of South Bend for three fabric designs, Mishall assigned to Standard Wheel Company for two hub flange designs. Kokomo convention details follow with list of participants. Franklin jury sustains Hartman will. estate valued about 60,000. contest by William Hartman, Minnie Glanton, Ensley heir. others defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Charles E. Adamson
Muncie
George N. Barcus
Rensselaer
William Butler
Redkey
Albert A. Carson
Bluffton
Thomas J. Gibbons
Ligenter
Martin W. Hunt
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Indianapolis
George B. Hunter
Bloomington
Merton L. Knapp
Valparaiso
John B. Lott
Anderson
James McKee
New Salem
Ferdinand Schubert
Martinsville
Charles F. W. Schumacher
Wabash
Henry H
Peru City Council annexes suburbs to raise population
The Peru Indiana City Council annexed all suburbs except South Peru and Ridgeview, expanding official population to about 10,000. The territory includes Elmwood North Elmwood North Peru Kenwood and East Kenwood.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
South Peru
Ridgeview
Elmwood
North Elmwood
North Peru
Kenwood
East Kenwood
Postmasters Named and Local Obituaries in Indiana
Representative Cromer recommends new postmasters W H Miller to succeed W H Main at Shideler Delaware county April 7 and Calvin F Brown to succeed W G Silvers at Pendleton July 1. Mrs Josephine Daugherty dies in Raton NM at 40 with burial to be held in Spiceland. Hiram Klum of Kokomo dies aged 80 with children listed. Thomas C Pogue Jr dies of typhoid in Terre Haute. Mrs Matilda Howerd dies at 80 in Knightstown with burial in Greensburg.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Cromer
W. H. Miller
W. H. Main
Shideler
Delaware County
Calvin F. Brown
W. G. Silvers
Pendleton
Spiceland
Josephine Daugherty
Ross Daugherty
Treaty, Ind
Raton
N. M
J. T. Unthank
Kokomo
Hiram Klum
C. C. Shirley
E. W
Mary Klum
Robert Klum
Hawesville
Ada Klum
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Sullivan
Thomas C. Pogue, Jr
Terre Haute
Thomas Pogue
Gill Townshire
Union Christian College
Knightstown
Matilda Howerd
Jennie Hilliard
Greensburg
Terre Haute appointee to wind up Pfaelzer Coal mining case
A receiver was appointed at Terre Haute for the Pfaelzer Coal-mining Company of Chicago which owed miners at Coal Bluff more than 1500 dollars. State Gas Inspector Leach at Kokomo says gas is not wasted in the War Buren oil field because there is no gas there to waste. The Rathbone Sisters of the Fourth Indiana district hold their annual convention at Portland with several state officers present. The meeting ends tonight with a banquet. Portland, late Wednesday a verdict for 1 dollar against the c
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Terre Haute
Pfaelzer Coal-mining Company
Chicago
Coal Bluff
Leach
Kokomo
War Buren
Rathbone Sisters
Fourth Indiana
Portland
De Wet Reported Captured In British Rumor
In Portsmouth a Evening News item claims General De Wet has been taken prisoner by the British. Another dispatch from Cape Town notes Boer commandos totaling about a thousand move toward the Orange River under Kritzinger Scheeper and Van Reenan, while a March 3 clash near Sundays River left sixteen Boer dead.
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Portsmouth
England
de Wet
Cape Town
Kritzinger
Scheeper
van Reenan
Orange River
Vonterstad
Malan
Sundays
Questions in the Commons in Britain on Transvaal
In the House of Commons colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain said there is no plan to replace Sir Alfred Milner as Governor of the Transvaal and Orange River colonies. League leader Mr Balfour refused to permit ex ministers Marryman and Sauer to address the House. War secretary Brodrick said 30,000 mounted reinforcements were sent to General Kitchener with 28,560 dispatched and 6,000 awaiting transport. Chamberlain noted no new progress in Botha Kitchener peace talks. Brice urged reopening negotiations while Chamberlain warned better terms would be folly and loyalty over rebellion.
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London
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Alfred Milner
Transvaal
Orange River
Balfour
Robert Reid
Messrs. Marryman and Sauer
Cape Colony
Brodrick
War Office
Kitchener
Chamberlain
James Brice
Mr. Chamberlain
Harrison seeks justice for son's army record
Washington correspondent cites ex President Harrison's vigorous protest against perceived injustice in Russell B. Harrison's discharge from the volunteer army. General Harrison pressed for a fair official review, insisting his son's record be judged on its merits and not clouded by conjecture. He wrote before his death that he sought only justice, not favors.
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Pittsburg
Washington
The
Dispatch
Harrison
Russell B. Harrison
Department
Mixed U S news on naval orders and Cuban survey
The New York sailed from Tangier for Manila. James H. Milligan named U S marshal for the Western district of North Carolina. Hobson to Washington for special Navy duty after sick leave. US survey geologists Hayes Vaughan and Spencer to Cuba for mineral reconnaissance at Secretary Root Wood and Hitchcock approval. Nevada California reservoirs project to cost about ten million over ten years. Denmark West Indies transfer plebiscite errors noted. State Department cautions on dispatch inaccuracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tangier
Manila
James H. Milligan
United States
North Carolina
Hobson
Washington
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
United States Survey
Cuba
C. Willard Hayes
T. Wayland Vaughan
A. c. Spencer
Root
Wood
Interior
Hitchcock
Geological Survey
California-Nevada
California
Nevada
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Copenhagen
State Department
Montfort Transport Delayed For South Africa
The Montfort sailing to South Africa with 140 recruits for Baden-Powell’s constabulary is postponed until morning. The vessel, described as a floating barroom, carries about 10,000 bottles of ale along with spirits and mineral waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Montfort
South Africa
Baden-Powell’s Constabulary
Foreign News Roundup From Europe and Asia
Lord Salisbury fights influenza. Reichsanzeiger issues a 31,162,005 mark loan for army navy and railways. Sweden Norway royal birth of a daughter. France grants Legion of Honor insignia to Count Boden. Macedonian Congress canceled at Sofia amid pressure. Turkey seeks dissolution of committee. Salonica trial yields three death sentences and eleven life terms. Chile Peru tensions denied. Boni de Castellano vs Derodays suit struck. Haiti-Germany tariff war highlights Haiti imports taxed. Servia’s leaders may overhaul Constitution with Senate plan. Insolvent German mortgage banks resist reorganization. losses and falsified books exposed. French debates education reform text of Rights of Man. budget committee urges tariffs to aid agriculture. Prussian Diet calls protection for agriculture and early tariff submission. Health update on Herbert Spencer noted as poor.
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Lord Salisbury
Riviera
Reichsanzeiger
Ongeborg
Charlotte Frederica
Prince Charles
Oscar II
Sweden
Norway
Count Boden
Peking
Legations
Legion of Honor
Sofia
Turkey
Salonica
Chile
Peru
Boni de Castellano
M. Derodays
Paris Figaro
Figaro
Muenchener Allgemeine Zeitung
National Liberal
Germany
Haiti
Alexander of
Servia
Belgrade
National Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
M. Denis
M. Dauzon
Reichstag
New York Tribune
Gays
Herbert Spencer
Philose
Canadian contingent sails for Cape Town after Montford departure
Halifax reports the Canadian contingent for the South African constabulary, over a thousand strong, embarked on the transport Montford today and sailed this afternoon for Cape Town. Major Fall of the imperial service commands the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. 8
South African Constabulary
Montford
Cape Town
Major Fall
Imperial Service
Nearness to Kruger Yields No Talk of US Visit
In Utrecht on March 28 observers close to President Kruger say they have no knowledge of any intended trip to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrecht
Holland
Kruger
United States
Mandani Camp in Gambia Captured After Fierce Clash
In Mandani Gambia at the Fodi Kabbas camp a sharp contest with French troops left Fodi Kabbas wounded and many followers dead or wounded. About fifty prisoners were taken and twelve native soldiers were fatally hurt. The stockade with a three foot thick defense was heavily shelled as the powder magazine exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Gambia
West Africa
Mandani
Fodi-Kabbas
Fadi- Kabbas
Mandan
Grand Old Man James Reid Critically Ill in New York
New York March 3 James Reid eighty two known as the grand old man of telephones is dangerously ill at home. He underwent surgery last Friday to remove a tumor and shortly after a second operation for a small inner cancer. Since the second operation he has grown very weak. Reid helped found the telephone and was a United States coach under Cleveland and later under Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Reid
Reid
United States
Obituary notices memorial several figures in 19th century news
Washington obituary notes Gen Stewart Van Vliet aged 86, retired, brevetted major general for Civil War quartermaster service. Helena reports Randolph Thompson governor Toole’s private secretary died of pneumonia and heart trouble at 33. Chicago notes Benjamin Carlton Hoyt founder of St Joseph Michigan at 94. Tuscaloosa reports William C Jemison owner of the Tuscaloosa Times and former mayor died in Galveston after serving as mayor from 18% to Ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart van Viiet
van Viiet
Quartermaster’s Department
Helena
Mont
Randolph Thompson
Tuscaloosa
Claim Agent Arrested for Forgery in Dayton
Dayton police seized George W. Thatcher a claim agent on a forgery charge. He allegedly forged a $2000 note bearing the maker and payee as P. P. Mist. The arrest was reported today in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
George W. Thatcher
P. P. Mist
General Sporting News Roundup From Racing to Coaching
George K Wenig of Cedar Rapids sold Aegon Star to W M Fisher of West Liberty for 6000 cash. The Latonia Derby and Oaks declarations due April 1. Derby zero, Oaks 20. F H Yoste, Stanford football coach, heads to Ann Arbor for next season. John S Lackey calls off May extra sale in Cambridge City. Oxford and Cambridge crews chilly on Thames. 12 degrees frost. Yale Track head Sherman Coy receives Oxford Cambridge cable about meeting in this country. Yesterday's Race Winners at Tanforan and Little Rock and Bennings show multiple finishers with odds listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Wenig
Cedar Rapids
Aegon Star
W. M. Fisher
West Liberty
F. H. Yoste
Stanford University
Ann Arbor
John S. Lackey
Cambridge City
Ind
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Sherman L. Coy
Yale Track Athletic Association
Yale
Harvard
Engineer Templeton Killed in Train Collision
Early this morning between Chicago and Alton passenger trains, which departed Ohio and St. Louis at midnight, engineer Templeton of Bloomington was instantly killed. Passengers and other trainmen were shaken. both engines were damaged and travel delayed about three hours.
Shoe Factory Fire in Dubuque Causes Big Loss
Richardson's shoe factory one of the West's largest burned tonight in Dubuque Iowa causing an estimated loss of 14000 on stock and machinery with insurance coverage of 109000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
March
Richardson
Advertised Letters at Indianapolis Post Office March 28 1901
List of names of addressees with notes on advertising. Instructions for returning misdelivered letters and handling transient or unknown addressees. Includes guidance on address etiquette and envelope preparation. Mentions carriers and post office procedures. Ends with note on book sales by Spencer, Darwin, Huxley, and Tyndall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofr
Tariq
B.C. Cre
Argentine farmers hit by foot and mouth and floods losses
A Buenos Aires bulletin from the Chamber of Commerce reports that foot and mouth disease and floods have devastated Argentine farming. Wool losses are estimated around 35 million, with cattle also harmed though less severely than sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Winslow's Syrup for Teething Pain Sold Everywhere
A fragmented ad touts Mrs Winslow's Syrup as a remedy for teething discomfort and coughs. It claims long use of over fifty years and urges purchase from druggists in all parts, with references to Be sure and ask and an offer to obtain a bottle. The text is garbled with stray phrases about lungs and paroxysms.
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Black Coal
Miners’ Organization
Bert Wheat
Frank Rogers
Diamond
Nere
Mhey
Marion Isene
Wayne County
R. E. Mansfield
Kanox Wii
P. C. Knox
White House
Knox
Griggs
Department of Justice
J. Knox
Strobel
Donovan
Breitenstein
Joe Ryan
Boston
Detroit
Moore
Dayton, C
Frank D. Brosier
Fort Wayne
James A. Hart
Chance
John Kling
Menefee
Jack Taylor
Cunningham
Hughes
Eason
Doyle
Childs
James Delehanty
Raymer
McCormick
Dexter
Green
Hartsel
Dolan
John I. Rodgers
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Disciples’ District Convention
Fourth District
Disciples of Christ
J. C. Anderson
Burlington
W. 8. Brown
Young America
Nathan Johnson
Converse
Aaron Walker
J. F. Floyd
C. H. de Voe
Rochester
P. M. Kendall
Flora
Dill
T. J. Leg
Michael Hartman
Hartman
Bartholomew County
William Hartman
Minnie Glanton
Ensley
Indiana Notes
Aguinaldo
Commons
Messrs. Chamberlain
Bal
Four and
Quar
Termaster
General Sporting News
Tanforan
Glissando
Toad
Sweet Clover
Queenship
Knight of
Rhodes
William H
Engineer Templeton
Henry Deutsch Tailoring Company
South Ilinois St
Wneees
Indianapolia Postefice
Agnew
Fdyth D. Ault
Mollie
Buck
Sarah. Realy
Adelin
Butler
Mise Jennie
Burke
Mamie
Boring
Velma
Burchard
Mise
Dane Baker
Marr
Boswell
A. F. Blunt
Alile
Baleman
Harry Conkita
Clara Carrico
Lalu
Coffman
Ern
J. Fisher
Katie
Ficker
Dora
Grinslade
M Gordon
France Gargen
Mary. Garrett
Marth Gardner
Helen Gideon
L. E. Gant
David Graham
Oscar W. Gersendorff
Louise Helland
Sadie
Head
Mise Earnest. Heath
Maay. Howanl
Kath. Harrison
James Hageart
Mies
A.C. Houta
Maude
Holeman
Ae A Ee . Jackson
M. Johnson
C. L. Jones
Amanda. Jones
Mary. Klinefelter
FE. Liter
Fannie
Gertrude
Raiser
Reynalds
Bell
Runbie
Minnie
Ragean
Lula
Schonfield
Emma
Snedeker
Mary Smith
Martha J. Sullivan
Mary. Scott
Mre
Saies
C. A. Schaffer
Rowe
Stone
Annie
Shaw
Annie Schovel
Alice. Smith
Sallie
Jane
Willams
Jola
Wright
Wetsphal
Webster
Mattie
Jessie
Wilard
Mary L. Webster
Bender
E. P. Burns
F. Burns
Blue
Bailey
John H. Burress
John Butler
Jamen
Edward J. Baird
Jn Baldridge
Ballard
Clark
Cantrell
Thee D. Copardy
Jesse
Cannam
Chas
Conner
Claude
Crakre
Chandler
Pranklark
Geo
H. Conner
Cox
Alfred Cong
Tucker
Warter
M Dacher
Aww
Terking
Char Downs
Fred. Downs
Prank Prake
Peo Pinger
Wim Pitagerald
Gron
J. Gauitrien
EA Cibb
the Othby
Mr. Tithe
Hegieman Jerry. Hughes
Everett BR. Hirer
Eder
Hieke
Geo. Harding
FR FF. Howe
M. L
WM. H. Armstrong & Co
Meridian Street
America
Spencer
Darwin, Huxley and
Tyndall
Spencer's
Darwin
Huxley
Mrs. Winslow
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