Disregard of contract alleged in gas service case
Allegations state officers and stockholders of the corporation are the same individuals as those in the defendant and had notice of obligations to furnish gas to Indianapolis under an ordinance. The company is charged with refusing gas to the city, risking dire injury, inability to obtain gas elsewhere, and threats to force chimney and housing damage if service ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Defendent
Sesaree
Ecity
Sail City
Frederick A. Joss
Leathers
Supreme Court
Weather forecast portends generally fair Indiana and Ohio
Forecast for Friday and Saturday shows Indiana mainly fair with showers in extreme north today, Saturday probably fair with southeast winds. Illinois expected fair with northeast showers, warmer in north and central. Ohio generally fair with fresh south winds. Temperatures: maximum 76, minimum 6. Mean and precip departures noted for Sept 3. Blythe section director.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
R-H
P'tel
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Reported Across Ports
Maritime notices list ships sailing and arriving in New York, Liverpool, Queenstown, Plymouth, Naples, Rotterdam and Haven. Vessels include Columbia to Hamburg La Touraine to Havre Hohenzollern to Germany and Laurentien to Glasgow. Advertised arrivals include Teutonic from New York and Fuerst Bismarck to Cherbourg Hamburg.
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New York
Columbia
Hamburg
la Touraine
Havre
Hohengzollern
Gremen
Laurentien
Glasgow
Liverpool
Teutonic
Bergenland
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Boston
Queenstown
Westernland
Germanic
Plymouth
Fuerst Bismarck
Cherbourg
Naples
Aller
Genoa
Rotterdam
Indianapolis Gas Company Faces Temporary Restraining Suit
A city legal complaint seeks to bar Indianapolis Gas from stopping gas service to residents under existing franchises. The City Attorney notes the suit aims to force continued supply during hearings, with a possible move to the State Supreme Court if delayed, and predicts unlikely discontinuation this winter.
Mayor’s View on Gas Suit Sparks Call for Equalized Service
Mayor Bookwalter said the city’s suit against the Indianapolis Gas Company is only a first step toward solving the gas crisis. He endorsed a permanent injunction, warned against unequal distribution, and urged a future regulatory framework to ensure gas for cooking and hot water while consumers keep paying. A consumer cited earlier comfort from gas jets and water tanks, stressing the need to restore reliable supply and avoid costly plumbing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Joss
Indianapolis
Pearson’s Statement Delays City Suit Filing
The restraining order was served on John St. Pearson, assistant to President Hastings, at the Indianapolis company’s office. Pearson and Ferdinand Winter, the company’s attorney, went to the courthouse for the complaint but a newspaper man was reading it. Winter criticized the city’s delay in filing the suit, saying the emergency was caused by the city’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John St. Pearson
Hastings
Indianapolis Company
Pearson
Ferdinand Winter
Winter
Manufacturers' Fuel Gas Company Incorporates in Montpelier
The Manufacturers' Fuel Gas Company of Montpelier was incorporated yesterday with capital stock of 100000 dollars. The Semmes are involved and the new company will do business at Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuel Gas Company, of
Montpelier
John Ae Eee DA
D. A. Comppany
Trick of Venezuelans and deceptions at Ciudad Bolivar
Port of Spain reports explain the bombardment of Ciudad Bolivar by a Venezuelan gunboat flying an American flag. The Marietta, a U S gunboat, was mistaken for the Restorador, prompting the Restorador’s captain to hoist the American flag to deter attacks while revolutionaries expected the Marietta's return. The incident fuels calls for Bowen action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port OF Spain
Ciudad Bolivar
United States
Marietta
Restorador
Venezuela Quickly Settles Salute Incident With United States
News from Curacao reports the Venezuelan warship Restaurador hoisted the American flag at Ciudad Bolivar and fired a twenty one gun salute after US Consul Goldschmidt relayed the case to Minister Bowen in Caracas. The foreign minister apologized and orders were sent to restore the salute, earning praise for Bowen’s prompt diplomacy and Venezuela’s bid for friendly ties with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Curacao
Restaurador
Ciudad Bolivar
United States
Goldschmidt
Laguayra
Bowen
Caracas
Senor Lopez Baralt
Venezuela
Bowen Secures Quick Reparations in Venezuela Incident
In Caracas, United States minister Herbert W. Bowen handled the Restaurador affair decisively without consulting Washington. He obtained a clear apology from Venezuela after enforcing satisfaction for the flag misuse, ensuring no lasting animosity with the Venezuelan administration. Bowen and secretary William W. Russell declined interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Herbert W. Bowen
United States
Flag Misuse by Venezuelan Warship Declared Closed Incident
Washington reports that the incident over the Restaurador flag salute is regarded as closed after an ample apology from Venezuela and a twenty one gun salute. It is expected to fade from attention unless Bowen acts further.
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Washington
Restaurador
Foreign Office
Bowen
Planning the Battle Big Turner Meeting in Columbus
The Republican candidate from Bartholomew county editor of the Scroll speaks of a large turnout as Senator Fairbanks is to address the public. The event, advertised despite tight time, will be held Monday night in Columbus City Hall.
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Bartholomew County
Scroll
Phi Delta Theta
Senator Fairbanks
Columbus
Miller
Colored Men Active in Campaign Preparations
The Iron League, a colored Republican club, still maintains rooms at Indiana avenue and Michigan street and plans a pre campaign event next Tuesday night a love feast to mobilize for fall political activity. Henry ton is president. A meeting of colored men is set tonight at Walnut and Agnes streets with George Whitlock presiding and John F. McCray as orator for the joint meeting of Fourth ward precincts fourteen and fifteen and Fifth ward precincts one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron League
Indiana Avenue
Michigan Street
Henry Ton
Walnut
Agnes Streets
George Whitlock
John F. McCray
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Attorney Clawson to Confer with Indiana GOP Chairman
Attorney M. L. Clawson will consult with the chairman of the Indiana Republican committee before accepting an invitation to speak in Ohio this campaign. He aims to devote as much time to his own state as possible and will try to accept speeches from the national Sovereine committee but cannot work for the committee before the date or last of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Clawson
Indiana
Republican Committee
Ohio
Clawson
Soverene Cons Committee
Beveridge to Speak in Michigan City on Oct 2
Senator Beveridge will not address Plymouth on October 2 but will speak in Michigan City that day. The change aims to ensure adequate attendance amid fair progress and public interest, giving Michigan City residents a chance to hear him.
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Beveridge
Plymouth
Michigan City
Ae K
Tipton County GOP Leader A. T. Fielding In Town
A. T. Fielding, chairman of the Tipton county Republican committee, was in town for unspecified engagements. Local residents noted his presence and discussed potential campaign implications.
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A. T. Fielding
Tipton County
Republican Committee
Nonpartisan reception for President Roosevelt draws mixed party turnout
Yesterday the people of his country discuss President Roosevelt as a Tipton reception proves. The event drew Democrats and Republicans alike, with broad public approval of the President's speech. South Side Republican Club members push tonight's public meeting in South Side wards, with Mayor Bookwalter Addison Caris and Daniel B. Storms as speakers.
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Roosevelt
Tipton
South Side
Republican Club
Bookwalter
Addison Caris
Daniel B. Storms
Dunn Announces Opening Campaign Meeting in Indianapolis
Jacob P. Dunn the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh district plans to launch his campaign next week with a public meeting in Indianapolis. The event is expected to be held at a Masonic hall.
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Jacob P. Dunn
Indianapolis
Masonic
South Meridian Republican Club to Meet Next Tuesday
The South Meridian Republican Club will hold a meeting at Meridian and streets next Tuesday night at o'clock. J. W. Christian serves as club president.
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Republican Club
South Meridian
Meridian
Streets
J. W. Christian
Employers Absent From Minneapolis Convention Report
The national convention of employers and employes ended with broader views and a committee to form a permanent organization. Leaders lamented low interest from Twin Cities employers as President Cyrus Northrop urged the movement toward industrial peace. A committee including K. F. Clark and W. D. Wiman will study permanent organization, while papers argued public interests in industry and the impact of labor on civilization.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
United States
K. F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Frank L. McVey
W. D. Wiman
Moline
Ill
Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
Anthracite Trust
God
America
Stray firing near plant causes unease in Lebanon
In Lebanon on Sept 2 stray gunfire was reported near the American Iron and Steel Company plant though no injuries occurred. Pickets remained around the site. Colored paddlers continue work but some fear they will flee the town if soldiers are withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
American Ion and Steel Company
Flour Mill Employes Form New International Union
The first convention of the International Association of Flour Mill Employes adjourned with plans to meet in Minneapolis again in June and seek an AFL charter. J. N. Finley of Minneapolis was elected president. The report notes forecasts of wage and eight hour day demands among New Orleans street car workers and ongoing labor disputes in Hudson Valley, with military escorts on Saratoga division cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Flour Mill
Minneapolis
American Federation of Labor
J. N. Finley
New Orleans
New Orleans Railway Company
Carmen
Hudson Valley Railroad
Saratoga Division
Willl
Stillwater
Waterford
International Union
International Union of Flour and Cereal Mill
Alleged Discrimination in Wichita Flour Trade
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings in Wichita on a complaint by Wichita millers against Santa Fe and Rock Island lines over alleged discrimination against Wichita flour meant for Texas. Wichita claims a 5 cent rate differential on wheat blocks Wichita flour sales to Texas and asks for fair access. The case names Texas wheat production, Oklahoma millers joining, and a concluding hearing planned for today.
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Wichita
Kan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Texas
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Tex
Oklahoma
Death of Kansas Supreme Court Justice Ellis in Topeka
Obituary reports Justice A H Ellis of the Kansas Supreme Court died suddenly in Topeka after months of ill health. A Civil War veteran, he moved to Kansas in 1878 and was appointed to the high court by Governor Stanley. He had been nominated for a four year term by the Republican convention. Also noted is Globe staffer William Hopkins known as Bud Briar dead in Newton from pneumonia per Boston Times dispatch.
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Topeka
Kan
A. H. Ellis
Kansas Supreme Court
Ellis
Michigan
Kansas
Supreme Court
Stanley
New York
William Hopkins
Globe
Bud Briar
Newton
Boston Dispatch
The
Times
Zanesville
Losses by Fire Hit Several Firms Across Cities
MARSHALL Minnesota Baldwin Leveridge department store and annexes burned with unknown origin. Firemen injured by an explosion and walls collapse. Loss to firm tenants and lodgers about $10,000. insurance around $40,000. Also Tacoma Washington Wheeler Osgood sash and door plant destroyed. Newark New Jersey American Lock Washer Company plant destroyed with losses near $75,000.
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Marshall, Minn
Baldwin & Leveridge
Tacoma
Wash
Wheeler & Osgood
Newark
N. J
American Lock Washer Company
Prince Ye at School in Delaware Ohio News
Prince Eulwha known as Prince Ye attends Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. A Seoul dispatch claimed the Emperor, his father, is dead, but the student showed no excitement and said he had heard no death news. If true, the crown prince would assume the throne.
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Delaware, CO
Prince Eulwha
Prince Ye
Ohio Wesleyan University
Korea
Seoul
the Figaro
Washington
National Association of Retail Druggists Elects Officers
In Cleveland Ohio the convention of the National Association of Retail Druggists closed with officers elected. Ident K Smither of Buffalo becomes president, R a Vite of Chicago is treasurer, T V Wooten of Chicago is secretary. An eight member executive committee includes M Jones of Louisville and Meissner of Porter Indiana among others.
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Cleveland
National Association of Retail Druggists
Eee
Ident
K. Smither
Buffalo
R. A Vite
Chicago
T. V. Wooten
M. Jones
Louteville
F. W. Meissner
Porte
Ind
Thomas Vogell
Minneapolis
Meeting Place To Be Set By Executive Committee
Charles Renfuss of Philadelphia Charles Fleischner of New Haven Conn and W E Bingham of Alabama noted. The next meeting place is to be selected by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Renfuss
Philadelphia
Charles Fleischner
New Haven
Conn
W. E. Bingham
Alabama
No national holiday status for United States holidays
The article explains that there is no national holiday in the United States and that Memorial Day Thanksgiving and Christmas gain status only through state proclamations or presidential decrees. It lists which holidays are legally observed in various states and notes the historical origin of many feasts and religious observances. It also mentions that every day may be a holiday somewhere.
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Washington Star
United States
Congress
Logan
Union
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin
Washion
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Washington
Paes
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
West Virginia
Virginia
New Orleans
New Castle County
Idaho
Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
General Lee
North Carolina
Alabama
Lennen
Louisiana
San Jacinto
Mecklinburg
Rome
Ascension Bay
Julius I
Quantrell Band Pieces Name Of Notorious Civil War Guerrilla
The Pica yune recounts Quantrill’s rise from Ohio to leading a Missouri Kansas border guerrilla band. It notes his midnight 1863 Lawrence raid with 300 men, heavy casualties, and burning of the town. Survivors in Independence Mo. praise his calm leadership and discipline, including a strict rule against insulting women.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Clark Quantrell
Missouri and
Kansas
Quantrell
Ohio
Free State
Missouri
Lawrence
Kan
United States
Independence
James M. Campbell
Kansas City
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Campbell
Quantrell Band Survivors Portrayed as War Heroes
A Civil War correspondent recalls Quantrill's Band in Missouri and Kansas, noting brutal frontier fighting, retaliation, and local reverence for those survivors in Jackson County. He recalls Quantrill's death in Louisville after Lee's surrender and contrasts Civil War savagery with modern views on war crimes and the Philippines.
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Kansas
Uantrell
Jackson County
Quantrell
Post-Dispatch
Kentucky
Lee
Louisville
Philippines
Missouri Rider
Army Maneuvers at Fort Riley Form Guards Skirmish
At Fort Riley Kansas today, army maneuvers featured advancing guards from two regiments in blue cavalry and khaki infantry. The faux engagement lasted several hours with light fire, no artillery, and troops remaining in action positions for most of the day.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Riotous UC rally sparks jail term for student
Berkeley Cal Sept 3 A riotous university rally disrupted a local train as about five hundred students seized the cars and damaged furnishings. Winfield Reed of Santa Barbara was arrested for felony after being caught operating the air brake amid a fracas. Police expect additional arrests as the university president backs legal action.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Winfield Reed
Santa Barbara
Reed
Wheeler
University
Shortening Distance to the Coast by Sierra Nevada Tunnel
Boston Transcript notes a plan to bore a seven mile tunnel through the Sierra Nevada at a cost of 14 million dollars to cut twelve hours from Central Pacific travel. A board of directors acts with stockholder authority, aiming to reduce dangers and snow sheds, and to yield vast railroad advantages.
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Boston Transcript
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Central Pacific
Hoosac
Editor Shot by a Lawyer in Winchester Tennessee
S E Robinson editor of the News Journal was fatally shot by prominent lawyer Banks after a political speech dispute. They met on the street, Banks fired once, the ball hit the abdomen, and Robinson died from his injuries. Banks is jailed awaiting further action.
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Winchester
Tenn
S. E. Robinson
News-Journal
Lacaityer
Nom Banks
Banks
Robinson
Lebanon Ohio Celebrates 100th Anniversary Today
Lebanon marked its centennial with visits from Governor Nash Senator Hanna Secretary of State Laylin and Railroad Commissioner Morris. Senator Hanna spoke to National Normal University students on the life of the late President McKinley. Governor Nash spoke at a public meeting and Prof. W H Venable of Cincinnati delivered the day’s main oration.
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Lebanon
Nash
Hanna
Laylin
Morris
National Normal University
McKinley
W. H. Venable
Cincinnati
Death by own action of an Unknown Man at Newark hotel
A young man registered as A. Larned of Albany at a Newark hotel and killed himself with a gun. He left a note for the proprietor with a small sum to reimburse any hotel room damage, but his true name was not learned.
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New York
Newark
N. J
A. Larned
Albany
Disbrow Charged With First Degree Murder in Suffolk
Riverhead L I Sept 3 The Suffolk county grand jury presented an indictment charging Lewis A Disbrow with murder in the first degree for the deaths of Clarence Foster and Sarah Lawrence whose bodies were found in Tiana bay Disbrow was arraigned and pleaded not guilty The trial date was not announced
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River Head
L. I
Suffolk County
Lewis A. Disbrow
Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Sarah Lawrence
Tiana Bay
Grand Duke Boris Praises Americans in Interview
The Paris Matin reports Grand Duke Boris of Russia, who left New York on the La Lorraine September 18, lauds the American people. He says there are no idlers in the United States, with everyone working including millionaires and their sons.
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Paris
Matin
Grand Duke
Boris
Russia
New York
Two Outlaws Killed in Henrietta Shootout
In Muskogee Indian Territory on September 2 Deputy U S Marshal Funk and a posse killed two outlaws after a desperate fight at Henrietta and captured two others. One captive is Jim Holbrook, a member of Bert Casey's band.
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Muskogee, I. T
United States
Funk
Henrietta
Jim” Holbrook
Bert Casey
Chinese Leper Cured in St Louis Quarantine Hospital
Dong Gong, a Chinese leper patient at the Tout Quarantine Hospital in St. Louis, is recommended for discharge after a lengthy stay. The report notes his treatment and progress as officials consider moving him from hospital care.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Dong Gong
A. Tout Quarantine Hospital
New Bee & Woodruff Perinten
Largest back tax suit filed in Kentucky history
Paducah reporter Frank Lucas filed the state’s largest back tax suit against Illinois Central for back taxes covering nine years from 1893. The total sought approaches one million dollars as the auditor’s agent takes action in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Kentucky
Frank Lucas
Illinois Central
Supreme Court Chief Justice Fuller Leaves Sorrento for Washington
Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court left his summer home in Sorrento, Maine, tonight for Washington. He said he was feeling in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrento, Me
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Henderson Praises Nomination Efforts at Atlantic City
Atlantic City on September 2 heard Speaker David B. Henderson of Iowa at his cottage praise the drive for the nomination of men for the 2. The remarks came as part of his visit during the political gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
David B. Henderson
Iowa
Birdsall Praised for District Representation Choice
Benjamin P Birdsall expressed strong approval of the district representation by Mr Henderson. He expected Birdsall to win by a large majority and anticipated involvement in national policies at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Birdsall
Henderson
Birdsal
Washington
Governor Durbin Moves Into Backus Residence October First
City notes report Governor Durbin has rented Victor M Backus home at 167 North Meridian Street and will move in on October first The large modern residence is described as well furnished A factory accused of using coloring in butter claims a lawful yellow hue is noted Mrs Tolins of Traders Point sustains minor injuries from a Central Avenue car accident at Central Avenue and Fifteenth Street The incident involved a buggy and car tracks Several basees oe enthusiasts seek space for a reception at the Elks lodge rooms but space is limited Emil Fertig to lead Germania event with the gathering at 4 PM today.
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Durbin
Victor M. Backus
Meridian Street
Tolins
Traders Point
Central Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Germania
Emil Fertig
Infant feeding with Borden's Eagle Brand condensed milk noted
In uncertain times the novice mother is advised to rely on Borden's Eagle Brand condensed milk as a reliable infant food. The copy suggests using it in tea or coffee and promotes it as a perfect cow's milk from native herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
List of letters remaining in Indianapolis Postoffice 1902
A historical notice lists names of unclaimed letters at the Indianapolis post office as of September 25 1902. The list includes numerous surnames and titles such as Mrs Maud Allen Miss Jeasie Anderson and Miss Carrie Adams with many others. It notes callers must present the list and pay one cent for each item and outlines delivery rules and transient addresses.
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Arnold
Maud. Allen
R. RK
Antrobus
Kate
Allen
Frank. Anderson
Jeasie
Maggie. Adams
Carrie
Beattie
Gertrude
Bowman
Jennie. Bowrer
Nellie Bacon
Mollie
Bell
Kate Burett
Mamie
Burke
Ma. Carson
Bulia
Chambers
Annie E. Cooper
Mae. Clemens
Kathine
Cong
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