Wounded by His Son Arnold Padgett in Washington
May 7 Indianapolis Journal report from Washington Indiana says Arnold J Padgett a prominent local lawyer was shot in the thigh by his son David H Padgett deputy prosecuting attorney after a dispute over child custody. The elder was not seriously hurt and Marshal Geyer took the youths into custody.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Arnold J. Padgett
David H. Padgett
Young Padgett
Marshal Geyer
Padgett
Pettison Case Remains Mystery in Muncie Shooting
In Muncie Indiana on May 7 William M Patterson was mysteriously shot. Police and investigators pursue leads while the motive remains unclear and no arrest is reported.
Weather forecast and observations from May forecasts
Forecasts for Friday and Saturday call for fair skies across Indiana Kentucky Ohio Michigan and Nebraska with warmer conditions and increasing cloudiness in Dakota regions. Southeast winds become fresh in the north and east portions, with showers possible in northern Dakota and cooler spells in western areas. Observations include barometer readings and temperatures for Thursday and Thursday night.
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Washington
Indiana
Michigan
Dakota
North Dakota
North
Movements of steamers reported at several ports
May 7 notices list arrivals and departures: Celtic Aurania from New York to Liverpool. Westernland sailing from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Germanic from Hamburg. Graf Waldersee arriving at New York from Hamburg. La Bavole to Havre. Deutschland to Ham. Phoenicia to Maples. Marquette arriving from London. St Paul from New York. Mayflower to Boston. Tusiun sailing to via Moville. Pretorian arriving at Liverpool. Prinzess sailing from Genoa to New York. Manitou arriving. Algeria from May 1. Hesperia sailing. Hesperia listed as arriving at Patience.
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Veenstown
New York
Liverpool
Westernland
Philadelphia
York
Graff Waldersee
Hamburg
la Bavole
Havre
Deutschland
Ham- Phoenicia
Athampton
Marquette
London
New
St. Paul
Mayflower
Liverpoole
Boston
Queenstown
Tusiian
Moville
Isle
Pretorian
Wwecreye N. B
Tar
Prinzess
Genoa
Manitou
Algeria
Iled
Hesperia
Tragedy at Patterson House Leaves Police Baffled
Early Tuesday morning a man lay between life and death as doctors reported guardedly improved symptoms. Police and public remain baffled by the crime with no burglar trace. the family clings to burglary theory and a grand jury inquiry was discussed by Prosecutor Dearth who hinted possession of new information.
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H. M. Winans
Patterson House
Grand Jury
Dearth
Indiana interscholastic track meet slated at Indiana University
The Athletic Association of Indiana University plans the first annual Indiana interscholastic track meet at Jordan Field next Saturday week to decide the state high school championship. Fourteen contests will award five six and one point medals, with a special relay prize not counted toward the championship. Representatives from East Chicago South Bend New Albany and Louisville are expected. Dr. Clark Wissler of Richmond, linked to the American Museum of Natural History, has been selected for a new project studying Native American art and design with support from the Royal Ethnological Museum of Berlin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Athletic Association of
Indiana University
Jordan Field
Indiana
East Chicago
South Bend
New Albany
Louisville
Richmond
Clark Wissler
American Museum of Natural History
Dakotas
Gros Ventres
Arapahoes
Blackfeet
Wissler
Royal Ethnological Museum
Berlin
Germany
Carl von Steinen
Steinen
First Annual Graduation Held by Chicago College in Valparaiso
Valparaiso Indiana May 7 Tonight the American College of Medicine and Surgery of Chicago held its first annual graduating exercises at the college auditorium. Eighteen graduates received diplomas while P H O Donnell and Reverend Thomas Cox of Chicago delivered addresses. The faculty class and about a hundred guests traveled from Chicago on a special train.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
American College of Medicine and Surgery of
Chicago
College Auditorium
P. H. O'Donnell
Thomas Cox
Northwestern hosts conference on college relation to professional schools
Chicago May 7 College professors from across the United States will attend a two day conference at Northwestern University starting tomorrow to discuss The Relation of the College to the Professional School. An assembly of about one hundred delegates met today at the University building near Lake and Dearborn.
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Chicago
United States
Northwestern University
Lake and Dearborn
California University issues bulletin on phylloxera control
Berkeley May 7 A bulletin outlining a successful method of combating the phylloxera a dread grapevine destroyer of California has just been issued by the University of California agricultural department. The bulletin is the work of Professor Edmund H Dwight instructor in viticulture and the fermentative industries in the university.
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Berkeley
Cal
California
University of California Agricultural Department
Edmund H. Dwight
Office Declared Vacant in Lagrange County Clerk Seat
Lagrange County Commissioners declare the office of circuit court clerk vacant after Frank H. Masten’s absence since April 19 and a $2,100 discrepancy. They appoint George C. Morgan, a Lagrange Standard contractor, as interim clerk until January 1, 194, with a new appointment to follow after the general election.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lagrange
Ind
Frank H. Masten
Board of County Commissioners
Masten
J. F. Roop
Rge C. Morgan
Morgan
Rose trial presses on with jury selection and scrutiny
Attorneys Sayre and Rose counsel guide juror selection as Judge Shively sits reluctantly. W H Cridley, Detroit accountant, to testify on shortages tomorrow while bondsmen are repaid. Montaged city records show a four year term start and an indictment misdate. judge to rule.
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Rove
Sayre
Ames S. Rose
Rose
Shively
W. H. Cridley
Detroit
Fremont McLees
McLees
Brower
James J Sering Dies in Madison at 72
James J. Sering, born in Madison, died yesterday after a long illness. A native of the city, he was 72 and held posts as city clerk 1863–1887, county clerk 1868–1876, and later city engineer. He studied at Wa bash and Hanover Colleges, taught Boaty, and helped in the Walker expedition to Nicaragua. He served as first elder of the Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati and first cashier of Madison’s first bank and postmaster of the city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
James J. Sering
John Sering
First Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
First Bank
James Sering
Wabash
Hanover Colleges
Mississippi
Nicaragua
National Branch Bank
Deaths of Calv in Platt and Mrs Baher in Martinsville
The body of Calvin Platt age seventy nine was brought to Martinsville after dying yesterday in Noblesville He will be interred at Mahalasville tomorrow Mrs Isaac C Baher age seventy two died at her home in Martinsville of pleuro pneumonia Her husband two sons and three daughters survive Louis Everett age sixty a well known Muncie citizen died after a long illness He was Civil War veteran and left a widow and one son Eliza Dubois pioneer resident and Methodist circles leader died this morning at her daughter Ones Austins home She was sixty four years old.
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Martinsville
Ind
Calvin Platt
Noblesville
Platt
Mahalasville
Isaac C. Baher
Salem
Charles Baher
Golding
Indianapolis
Muncie
Louis Everett
Connersville
Elwood
Eliza Dubois
Ones Austin
Tin Plate Workers Adjourn at Anderson
The national tin plate workers meeting in Anderson, Indiana, ended after ten days of secret sessions and adjourned to meet next year in Columbus. Officers were elected with George Powell of Wheeling as president and C E B Lawyer of Wheeling as secretary treasurer. The group will present the scale to American Tin Plate Company managers in New York on June 1, with Elwood, Indiana, plant exemptions noted. Powell and Lawyer planned to confer in Elwood with District Manager Bennett to align that plant’s portion of the scale. The delegates expect a settlement without major trouble.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
The
Tin Plate Workers
Columbus
Wheeling
W. Va
George Powell
C. EB
Martin Mooney
B. L. Bartlett
New Castle
H. E. Barrett
McKeesport
Benjamin Teegarden
Martin's Ferry
J. E. Elder
E. E. Katterhenry
Elwood
W. J. Madine
Pittsburg
Powell
American Tin Plate Company
New York
Bennett
Clerks' union ends boycott. merchants reinstate workers
In Huntington Indiana on May 17 the local clerks union lifts the boycott on city merchants and merchants agree to reinstate all clerks who left during the labor dispute. The strike cost clerks about 500 dollars in wages and business remained slow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Huntington
Ind
Durbin Pleased With G A R Encampment Plans In Anderson
Governor Durbin visited Anderson on May 7 and praised the encampment plans for the G A R event next week. He and his staff will attend the parade, with 40 Madison County mounts secured for the governor’s party. The parade drew uniformed and nonuniformed divisions. Trades Council bans union members from the Grand Army camp fire at the Grand Opera House, stirring potential tensions with union musicians.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Durbin
George Parker
Madison County
Red Men's League
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Catholic Knights of America
Patriarchs Militant
Knights of Pythias
Muncie Zouaves
Red Men's Lodge
Knights of Golden Eagle
Odd Fellows
Modern Woodmen of America
Trades Council
Grand Opera House
Opera House
Grand Army
Fire Devastates Sulphur Springs Stores
A destructive fire in Sulphur Springs Indiana between 2 and 3 am destroyed Charles Thompson’s drug store, a dry goods and grocery shop owned by Charles Jadely, and Jadely’s residence. Thompson's loss tops 8000 dollars with 3000 insured. Jadely loses about 3000 dollars insured for 1000. Masonic lodge upstairs in Thompson building also suffered loss. town lacked fire protection and feared total ruin.
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Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Sulphur Springs
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Charles Jadely
Mr. Jadely
Jadely
Thompson Building
Masonic Lodge
Case of John B. Rose Embezzlement Trial Opens
Wabash Ind May 7 The case of John B Rose alleged embezzling treasurer of the city of Wabash opened in the Wabash Circuit Court with extensive jury selection. The venue of twenty four men was exhausted and more jurors were sought as the trial proceeds. The courtroom was crowded and interest in the case was high as Attorney Brower presented the state case.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
John B. Rose
City of
Atto Brower
Much Wanted Criminal Benjamin Lippe Arrested at Penitentiary
Benjamin Lippe known as Big Bill Mason was arrested at the gates of the Eastern penitentiary after completing a five year sentence. Police report charges in Joliet Baltimore Boston and cities in Ohio and Indiana. He has a 25 year criminal record and is sixty. Lippe was handed to Michigan City prison officials where he allegedly escaped in 1897. Washington officers were present to claim him. He will be taken to Indiana tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Lippe
Big Bill" Mason
Eastern Penitentiary
Joliet
Baltimore
Boston
Ohio
Indiana
Sippe
Michigan City
Ind
Washington, D. C
Boy and tramp arrested near Vincennes in Kansas City runaway case
Arch ie Davies a seven month missing boy from Kansas City Missouri was arrested with a tramp who gave the name Frank Wilmouth of Chicago. The pair were taken into custody in Vincennes Indiana tonight by Sheriff Carr as details of the disappearance are investigated.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Carr
Archie Davies
Kansas City
Frank Wilmouth
Chicago
Kidnapping Suspect Captured Near Lawrenceville Station
A tramp who attempted to abduct a boy at Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway yards in Lawrenceville, Illinois, was caught after the boy identified the threat. The suspect, Wilmouth, is believed to be linked to a prior Kansas kidnapping of Davies, later revealed to be the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Davies of Kansas City. The mother plans to take her son home. the boy suffered hardships but is in rugged health.
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Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway
Lawrenceville
Here
Ilinois
Wilmouth
Davies
Kansas
Carr
Frank Lynn
O. L. Davies
Kansas City
Mattoon
Lil
Indicted leaders sued over cooperative grocery debts
Elwood Ind May 7 A suit filed before Magistrate Field targets ten Amalgamated Associa tion leaders from the tin plate strike era. Century Biscuit Company sues them for debts run up when their co operative grocery closed after stores refused credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Century Biscuit Company of
Indianapolis
Amalgamated Association
Lodge
Century Company
Epworth Leagues Convene in Bedford District Meeting
In Bedford Indiana May 7 the Epworth Leagues of the Bloomington district convene with about 2000 members. Dr Bacon of Indianapolis presided and Dr Kellogg of Indianapolis spoke on The Supreme Task. State president J M Ogden and Wilbur F Sheridan of Louisville also spoke. Local members included Alma Clay Grace Wylie Eva Cooper and N H Wylie with others from Spencer Bloomfield Greencastle Mitchell and Bloomington.
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Indianapolis
Bedford
Ind
Epworth
Bloomington
Bacon
Kellogg
J. M. Ogden
Wilbur F. Sheridan
Louisville
Alma Clay
Bloomfield
M. B. Heavenridge
Spencer
Grace Wylie
Eva Cooper
Clayton
Maggie Holmes
Mitchell
N. H. Wylie
Greencastle
Eastes revival shocks Marion lodge death notice
Marion Indiana May 7 members of the Odd Fellows lodge of Landersville were preparing to adopt resolutions for a death when a messenger announced Lemuel Eastes had revived after two hours believed dead His condition remains serious and few hopes are held for recovery He is a pioneer resident of Grant County Seymour Indiana May 7 Jay C Smith secretary of the Southern Indiana Press Association oversees the annual outing logistics from Louisville beginning May 11 with sixty berth applications received and growing Kokomo Indiana May 7 a large oil well opened in Union township twelve miles southeast of Kokomo first discovery in Howard County experts expect further wells as the flow continues quality is said to be excellent.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Landersville
Lemuel Eastes
Ites
Grant County
Seymour
Jay C. Smith
Southern Indiana Press Association
Louisville
Kentucky
Smith
Kokomo
Union Township
Howard County
Richmond Art Exhibit Planned for Next Month
Richmond Indiana May 7 Arrangements are under way for the annual art exhibit to be held in the city next month. Details indicate organizers are finalizing programs and venue setup for the event featuring local and regional artists.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Verdict for Destruction of House In Indiana Case
Henry Beaver of Huntington received a $2,250 verdict against Huntington Natural Gas Co in Wabash Circuit Court after a four year old explosion destroyed his residence. The suit for $5,000 was moved there on venue change. Richmond jury indicts Richmond Light Heat and Power for polluting Whitewater river with gas refinery refuse.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Henry Beaver
Huntington
Wabash
Huntington Natural Gas Company
Beaver
Sait
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Light, Heat and Power Company
Eye removed reveals stone in Loomis’s eye
In LaPorte Indiana on May 7 Dr M H Smith removed the right eyeball of Philander Loomis. The optic had turned to stone from blood deposits through vitreous humor. Loomis was stabbed eleven years ago and lost sight in that eye. Similar cases are said to be rare.
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Laporte
Ind
Smith
Philander Loomis
Loomis
Farm Runaway Kills Copp in Indiana Bridge Crash
VINCENNES IND May 1 Frederick Copp farmer of Lawrence county Illinois is instantly killed when a runaway horse team crashes over a bridge his head strikes an abutment Elmer Hutton owner of the team is thrown and seriously injured LAPORTE IND May 7 train engineers fireman and brakeman jump to avoid collision one injured EVANSVILLE IND May 7 Ritter Smith forty five employee of Southern Railway dies after a falling block from a pile driver strikes his head his home was in Huntingburg
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Frederick Copp
Lawrence County
Illinois
Elmer Hutton
Laporte
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Mills
Evansville
Ritter Smith
Southern Railway
Smith
Huntingburg
Hamlet business man dies after handcar fall
Valparaiso Indiana May 7 Bert Rois don a Hamlet businessman fell backward from a handcar dying instantly at age thirty leaving a family. Winchester Indiana May 7 county school enumeration reports 8279 children of school age a decrease of 275 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
Bert Roisdon
Hamlet
Winchester
Community notices and local official actions reported
In Anderson the First Methodist Church hosted a reception for new pastor Dr C C Cissell amid strong attendance and positive outlook. Connersville reports the Daum Sanatorium property, once J N Huston’s home, sold for 15000 to Dr W J Porter and C H Chambers. clinic to begin immediately. Shelbyville closes Waldron saloons as licenses denied amid remonstrances. Waldron now without a saloon for the first time in forty years. Winchester Woman's Club selects officers Eleanor Barnes President Emma L Smith Vice President Mae Williams recording secretary Elizabeth Goodrich treasurer Catherine Meter. Decatur promises free city mail delivery starting Dec 15, with post office move Sept 1 into a new building. last year’s business was 11400. Bedford County considers jail build by Krutsch Co for 30000.
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J. N. Huston
W. J. Porter
C. H. Chambers
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Mat Arnold
Waldron
Board of County Commissioners
Liberty Township
Winchester
Woman's Club
Eleanor Barnes
Emma L. Smith
Mae Williams
Elizabeth Goodrich
Catherine Meter
Decatur
Bedford
C. A. Krutsch & Co
Congress of Mothers Session Highlights Child Education
At the National Congress of Mothers in Detroit on May 7 Mrs. D O Mears of Albany led a conference on Oral and Religious Education of Children urging parents to guard evening meals and discuss only the best of the day. Other speakers included Miss Mary Hutchinson and David A Maxwell on temperament and psychological development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
National Congress of Mothers
D. O. Mears
Albany
Mary Hutchinson
Columbus
David A. Maxwell
Windsor
Ont
Mabel Conkling
New York
Laura Browning
Co. G. Frederick
Lee McCollister
Nehemiah Boynton
Herman P. de Forest
Millionaire miner Sahlberg dies at El Oro mine
August Sahlberg, a Montana-born multi millionaire mining man, died in El Oro Mexico after ten years in the district. He struck the vein of the Esperanza mine, amassing a fortune reported at more than 15 million dollars.
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EL Oro
Mex
Sahlberg
Montana
Esperanza
Russian Open Door Policy Acknowledged By Foreign Office
Washington reports in the current foreign relations volume show Ambassador Tower’s note to the Russian Foreign Office about China signing an agreement with the Russo-Chinese Bank. Count Lamsdorff declares no intention to alter the open door policy while signaling readiness to restore Manchuria.
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Washington
Ambassador Tower
China
Count Lamsdorff
Te Nes
Caannemenet Pe
Bar Fight Turns Violent at Buckner's Saloon
Lilly Clark, Indiana Avenue belle, entered Buckner's saloon at 439 Indiana Avenue and after an argument hurled a beer bottle at colored bartender Herman Wright. Wright fired at the floor to draw police, then both were taken to the station. Wright charged with shooting with intent to kill and Lilly with drunkenness.
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Lilly Clark
Indiana Avenue
Buckner
Herman Wright
Wright
Lillian
Lilly
Town Burning at Collierville Threatens Destruction
Memphis dispatch reports a disastrous fire raging in Collierville Tennessee at 1 o clock this morning. The town of about 1500 residents is said to be in danger of complete destruction. Memphis fire department has been appealed for aid and engines are en route on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Collierville
Southern Railway
Memphis Fire Ee
Arrest of mail carrier over two cents sparks law respect
The Cleveland Leader discusses the arrest of a Louisville letter carrier for failing to account for two cents on a postage due stamp. The piece argues federal law enforcement shows punishments are certain and urges broader respect for state and municipal laws as well. It contends lax enforcement harms citizenship and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Louisville
Uncle Sam
Korte
Republic
After Dinner Philosophy From Simeon Ford at New York Hotel
Collier's Weekly recounts hotel men’s view of political upsets over 23 years. They celebrate change and reject official honors while praising steady livelihoods. The piece notes patriotism can be hollow and burdensome, with hosts joking about being branded by welcome mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
G. Washington
A. Lincoln
A. Gruber
London Times Prize London Letter
The Times announces a prize scheme praised for its clever design. Three questions, sourced from major reference works, offer a three year Girton scholarship or an Oxford exhibition. The piece commends the scheme as philanthropic and attractive, while noting the public’s mixed reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Thunderer
Encyclopaedia Britannica Syndicate
Girton
Louisa
Harry
Oxford
Walkley
H. A. Jones
Democrats lack materials for Presidential candidates
A passenger with a skull cap dismisses several named figures Cleveland Olney Gorman Gray Parker Thayer Adjimsall as possible presidents, then writes their names and rejects them collectively, sparking a shift in the discussion about likely candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland
Olney
Gorman
Gray
Parker
Powerhouse Fatality Kills 20 Year Old in Kalamazoo
Ray Hi aged twenty unmarried died in the Traction Company powerhouse at Kalamazoo after coming into contact with 25,000 volts. The accident occurred in the power house on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ray Hi
of Traction Company
Addressing Letters and Deliverability Guidelines Listed
Instructions for how correspondents should format returns with street numbers ink use top envelopes and mark undeliverable or fictitious addresses. Names include Austin Mrs James Atkinson Alves Ash Miss M Je Arnold Mrs Kate Bottoms Laura Haumler Miss Beal and many others listed, reflecting a mailing practice snapshot.
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Millie. Cunningham
Evaline. Cunningham
Lera BR. Cook
Kate
Cave
Johanna Cox
May
Lena
M. A. Bunn
Jane. Derean
R. H. Duncan
Hatt
Duncan
Dailey
Rose
Emery
Howar Evans
Clarent Esyes
Alice
Emison
Kate E. Evans
Mabel
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Elizabeth Mills
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Greenbush Cemetery
Jacob Lane
Nathan White
George Rank
George Stoner
Christian Church Conference
Christian Church of the Fourteenth District
Washington, Clark, Floyd, Harrison and
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B. L. Allen
Christian Endeavor
Young People's Society
Hartford City
Michael Burk
Blackford Glass Company
Terre Haute
Elkhart
Lee Simpson
Greentown
Simpson
Marshal Pool
Tures
Randolph
Indiana Notes
Congress OF Mothers
John T. Morrison
Bright
Missouri- Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Indian Territory
St. Louis
George G. Williams
Chemical National Bank
Eighteenth Street
Grip
Alexander Frank
Frank, Rosenberg & Co
San Antonio
Charles H. Egbert
Durango
Streator
Syeredl
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Hall & Ruckel
New Yona
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Simeon Ford
New York Hotel
Hoodwood
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
Postonce
Kidd & Co
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