Republican primary slate announces Warren county candidates
George W. Peck of Eldred Township Warren county Sheriff candidate pending Republican primaries. John H. Fuellhart Warren county Sheriff candidate pending Republican primaries. B G Gregory Warren Sheriff candidate pending Republican primaries. Frank M. Knapp Warren Pa Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts candidate pending primaries. A Dunn Tidioute Delegate to Warren county Republican State Convention for 1897. A F Crossman Clarendon Borough Delegate to State Convention pending primaries. James W. Crawford Warren Delegate to State Convention pending primaries. D A Arird Warren Delegate to Republican State Convention pending primaries. John Siggins Tidioute Delegate to Republican State Convention pending primaries.
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George W. Peck
Eldred Township
Warren County
John H. Fuellhart
G. Gregory
Warren
Frank M. Knapp
Warren, Pa
A. Dunn
Tidioute
A. F. Crossman
Clarendon Boro
James W. Crawford
D. A. Arird
John Siggins
Eeeveeees
Seeeserse
Jaeceeees
Soncen
Comesopsennense Secres
Crier
Spndie
County
Ecunn
Reform School
Huntington Court
Stenografie Blysesxriscoane
Si EE Cengore
Warren County Fair Association
Court House Mediine
Atta Services Grand Jury
Siocon
Sugar Grove Township
Western Court
Roger Mooney
Trim Farm
E. A. Chipman
Warren School
Meg R. Fgerry
N.M. Philo
D.M. Howard
J. P. Hanson
Treasurer's Sones
G. W. Brownell
F. O. Babcock
Trim
Sugar Grove Boro
Ira Burgett
Geo. W. Green
Lewis Wesley Peck
C. J. Johnson
James Logan
Cassius Gilson
W. H. Seeley
Myron Dunham
William Cummings
Warren Boro
Nat Lora Alden
Gf Ogecld
First National Bank
Youngsville Boro
W. P. Watting
Treas
Treasurer’s Commission
Warren Borough
Youngsville
Columbus Borough
Clarendon Borough
Bear Lake Borough
Sugar Grove
Brokenstraw
Conewango Township
Columbus Township
Corydon Township
Deerfield Township
Elk Township
Barnie Township
Freehold
Kinzua
Limestone
Mead Township
Pine Grove
Pittsfield Township
Creek
Sheffield Township
South West
Watson Township
Cabinet lineup for McKinley presidency revealed
The article lists expected McKinley cabinet members including John Sherman as Secretary of State Lyman J. Gage as Secretary of the Treasury Russell A Alger as Secretary of War J D Long as Secretary of the Navy Joseph McKenna as Secretary of the Interior James A Gary as Postmaster General John J McCook as Attorney General and James Wilson as Secretary of Agriculture. The order reflects presidential succession if both President and Vice President die or are disabled.
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Pennsylvania
McKinley
John Sherman
Ohio
Lyman J. Gage
Illinois
the Treasury
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
J. D. Long
Massachusetts
Navy
Joseph McKenna
California
Interior
James A. Gary
Maryland
John J. McCook
New York
James Wilson
Iowa
Agriculture
English in the Schools Convention in Indianapolis airs need for strong English teaching
Public school superintendents from across the country gathered in Indianapolis to urge new methods for today’s classrooms. A Chicago speaker pressed that English be taught in all classes and at all times to prepare students for higher education, not mimic colleges, stressing correct spelling and grammar as essential.
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Indianapolis
Chaucer
Addison
Bakon
Carlyle
Chicago
Phila. Inquirer
Report on International Monetary Conference Bill
Washington dispatch reports Hon. C. W. Stone of Pennsylvania prepared the bill for an international monetary conference. The measure urges earnest effort toward a currency agreement and legal power for the executive to pursue it, with Senate passage likely before adjournment. The incoming administration pledges to use proper means to promote an international agreement.
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Senate
Congress
Congress of Mothers Sets Standards for Press Admission
The Washington congress adopted a resolution vowing to admit only papers that inspire noble thought and deed and to cultivate public taste toward elevating journalism. It does not recognize new journalism but aims to set a family circle standard for acceptable papers.
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Congress of Mothers
Washington
Cleveland veto record and presidential tact noted
The Lewiston Journal remarks that Mr Cleveland has vetoed far more bills than his professors and that Congress has passed more bills over veto than ever before. It says the President has courage in his opinions and suggests he may need tact to interpret the truth that the earth is inherited by the meek.
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Cleveland
Lewiston
Congress
Greenville
Washington
Union
Lincoln
St. Paul Dispatch
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
McKinley
White House
Grant
Garfield
Pierce
Polk
Fillmore
Tyler
Arthur
Senate
Cameron
Greece
Crete
Chrises
Isand
Hanna Chosen as Sherman’s Successor in Ohio
Gov. Bushnell declares Mark A. Hanna will succeed Senator Sherman of Ohio. Hanna needs no introduction to readers and can make himself known and felt when needed. The selection is considered a good one and Hanna is deemed a worthy successor.
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Gov
Banquet Speakers Set for Philadelphia Penrose Event
The Penrose banquet next Friday in Philadelphia will feature Senators Quay and Cameron Gov Hastings Senator-elect Penrose Lieut Gov Lyon Congressmen Dolliver and Cannon and President Woodmansee of the National Republican League. About 500 acceptances have been received. Presbane Sobel of the State League will preside.
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Penrose
Philadelphia
Quay and
Cameron
Gov
Hastings
Lyon
Dolliver
Cannon
Woodmansee
National Republican League
Presbane Sobel
State League
Wandering callers at the Mall office praised as useful travelers
Frequent callers described as tourists or tramps seek exchanges for reading matter and for practical uses. They spread out to lie on, serve as lung and shoulder pads, and accompany travelers amid mountain breezes while on the road.
Parade Absence Causes Washington Panic Over Inauguration Day Events
Pennsylvania Guard withdrawal from the grand parade sparks fears in Washington papers and managers that the procession will fail. Officials say the troops are reluctant to march and prefer staying home where they are more valued.
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Pennsylvania Guard
Washington
Ex President Harrison Welcomes New Daughter
Ex president Harrison greets the birth of a daughter described as a welcome blessing. The child arrived early last Sunday morning and both mother and baby are reported to be doing well. Harrison missed church but is back at business Monday.
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Harrison
Independent oil firms form Pure Oil Co to unite
The text notes that independent oil companies plan to consolidate under the name Pure Oil Co to gain strength against Standard Oil, arguing that union offers a fighting chance. It contrasts this with a skeptic described as an “advance agent of prosperity” who would not recognize prosperity even if it faced him.
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Heaven
The
Pure Oil Co
Standard
Magog McKintey Remains Sidelined by Illness
Magog McKintey stays on the sick list and does not receive daily visitors at home. His doctor hopes to discharge him before March 4.
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Magog McKintey
Hemlock Lumber Duty Fight Prompts Plea for Protection
Congressman Leonard of Potter County urges the Ways and Means Committee to set a $2 per thousand duty on hemlock lumber. He argues Canada has vast hemlock reserves and that the higher rate would protect Pennsylvania hemlock lumbermen, aligning with duties on pine and spruce. He cites counties Lycoming Potter Clinton McKean Elk Clearfield Warren and Clarion as affected.
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Leonard
Potter County
Washington Dispatch
Committee On Ways and Means
Pennsylvania
Canada
Lycoming
Potter
Clinton
McKean
Elk
Clearfield
Warren
Clarion
Generous gifts amount to large charity support this week
This week reports show three major donations totaling about 1.2 million dollars to Yale University, the Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society, and Frederick Taylor's estate to charities. The piece notes the gifts dwarf the Bradley Martin ball costs and contrasts with the era's philanthropic giving, citing 1896 totals for colleges, charities, churches, museums, libraries, and other aims.
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Yale University
Wm. Lampson
Leroy
N. Y
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society of
Emanuel Lehman
Frederick Taylor
Bradley-Martin
Bradley-Martins
Phila. Press
Proposed Capitol Build With Beer Tax Backed by Legislators
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports consensus among legislators favoring a new state capitol costing under a million dollars. They want it built immediately for 1899, funded by beer taxes, with Bliss bill estimates yielding about 1.5 million yearly. Most lawmakers oppose cutting state and charity appropriations and oppose reducing public school funds.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Dun's Review Sees Broad Rise in Iron and Textile Demand
Dun's Review notes a large rise in iron and steel, aided by eight to twelve months' production demand from the largest works. Woolen goods show better demand with cottons, boots and shoes may gain, and prices for wheat, cotton, wool and iron edge higher. Money market supports liberal purchases in anticipation of future business improvement, making the past week more hopeful.
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Dun
Philadelphia State House restoration advances with $50,000 grant
In Philadelphia the state house and adjoining buildings cleanup advances under a $50,000 appropriation by councils. Mayor Warwick named a directing committee including the Mayor, Director of Public Safety After, Mrs. C. C. Harrison of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Mrs. Chew of the Colonial Dames.
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Philadelphia
State House
Warwick
C. C. Harrison
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chew
Colonial Dames
McKinley Elected by Voters Electors and Congress
The snippet notes McKinley’s election by voters in November, by electors in January, and by Congress in February. It adds a remark that he will go to Washington on hearsay evidence, asserting there is ample such evidence.
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McKinley
Congress
Washington
March Chautauduan Named Homer Number With Special Features
The March Chautauquan announces a Homer number featuring exhaustive and attractive articles on Homeric art and literature in its special sections.
Keller the Tailor Offers Finest Garments
Keller the Tailor promises best fitting stylish suits for all men. Call and visit Upstairs near Liberty Street for tailored clothing.
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Keller
Liberty Street
Harrisburg Letter on Capitol Plans and State Finance
The Harrisburg letter reports House reconvening at Grace Methodist Church with new desks and ready calendars. It notes debates on a new Capitol costing about two million dollars, and reveals a State Treasurer’s heavy duties, low pay, and bond requirements. It also previews possible laws on bank interest on State deposits, road bills, apportionment changes, and tax measures proposed to raise revenue.
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House of Representatives
Grace Methodist Church
Gov. Hastings
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
MAIL
Treasury
Bliss
Delaware County
State legislature debates revenue bills and Capitol insurance
Lawmakers consider temporary tax measures to fund state operations without harming schools or charities. A rule committee report sets two sessions weekly after March 2. Capitol building insurance of 100000 and contents insurance of 98750 will be paid. Senate approves Pennsylvania material and workers for the new Capitol. the high hat bill is rejected 79 to 71. No further details.
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Capitol
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Public notes on presidents and naval warfare themes
A scattered collection notes 19th century figures and events including McKinley and Cleveland birthdays, naval preparedness by Captain A. T. Mahan, Crete intervention sympathy, and fiction highlights from March Harper's. It mentions Lincoln and Gaines portraits, the Pennsylvania ship, and literary items across periodicals.
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March Harper’s
A. T. Mahan
U.S. N
du Maurier
Mars
Separ
Lin Mc-Lean
Owen Wister
Africa
Reduced Rates to Washington for Inauguration
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to Washington March 1 to 4, valid return March 4 to 8, with 11.20 from Buffalo 11.00 from Rochester and Canandaigua 10.75 from Elmira and Corry 8.79 from Williamsport and 9.40 from Wilkes Barre, plus reduced rates from all other stations. The inauguration is expected to draw many visitors and the line highlights its facilities and terminal advantages in Washington.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
McKinley
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Rochester
Wallington
N. Y
Newark
Canandaigua
Penn Yan
Watkins
Elmira
Erie
Corry
Warren
Williamsport
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
National Capital
Pain Balm Brings Quick Relief for Rheumatism Says Local Traders
Mr J K Holton, fur dealer from Oxford Pa, reports muscular rheumatism relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm at W T Brown s drugstore. Eli Wheeler of Luthers Mills Pa also endorses it saying it is an excellent remedy. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by Morris and Mallen Warren and P B Caufield Corydon.
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J. K. Holton
Oxford
W. T. J. Brown
Morris and Mallen, Warren
P. B. Caufield
Corydon
Odd Bits From the Nation and Abroad
A mosaic of short items notes prison life at Sing Sing with the convicts. a St. Louis hair treatment earns income. Michigan town punning as Bunkerhill. Lewiston Maine’s dirt tree cellar idea. London ad for a family grave sale. Scandinavian captains favor women pilots. Josephine Thomas amputates her toe to save life after a spider bite. pocket telephone for policemen in England.
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Sing Sing
St. Louis
Michigan
Bunkerhill
Lewiston
Exchange and Mart
London
England
Josephine Thomas
Mount Airy
N. J
Cure Your Stomach With South American Nervine
An advertisement claims South American Nervine cure for weak stomachs and nervous issues. It promises immediate relief, consistent cures, and uplifting effects, sold by Noyes Drug Store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Noyes Drug Store
Warren
A Reminder of Army Life
A testimonial from Lou Smith editor of the Commercial Meyersdale Pa praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a chronic diarrhoea recurring with army life. Sold by Morris & Mullen Warren Pa and P B Canfield Corydon.
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Army Life
Lou Smith
Commercial
Meyersdale
Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen
Warren, Pa
P. B. Canfield
Corydon
Post Office Envelopes Offer Return Window and Convenience
Advertises envelopes with return request options within five or ten days and a 30 day hold by the Postmaster if unused. Emphasizes low cost, reduced annoyance for businessmen, and Mall office providing envelopes type and workers. Call to place an order.
Warren Firemen's Relief Association Charter Application
An application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County on March 11 1897 at 2 PM for charter of The Warren Firemen's Relief Association to fund relief for crippled or killed firefighters and for widows and dependent parents, under the 1874 act and supplements. James W. Wiggins, Solicitor, February 18, 1897.
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Charles H. Noyes
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Creto
Act of Assembly
Louis A. Langley
Dan O’hern
Albert Schwing
L. D. Cornelius
Warren Firemen’s Elief Association
Warren Firemen's Relief Association
James W. Wiggins
Authors and their costumes from writers past
The article notes how Wagner wore velvet in a Tom O'Shanter style while Buffon dressed in court attire for Natural History. Beranger favored a red rose, Lamartine dressed as a politician, Dumas disliked clothes, Paul de Kock hinted at his themes through dress, and Kock’s coat or gown reflected his work.
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Wagner
Buffon
Beranger
Lamartine
Dumas
Paul de Kock
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Dwight Cowan
Harrisburg
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Ef Warren
Rouse Hospita
Sala
Theodore Akins
C. B. Sampson
Shellide Smithing
John Brazen
John A. Akins
Randolph Home
Cornelius
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Sseerees
Warren Co
Bear Lake Boro
Pittsfield
M. A. Myers, Treas
Rouse
Warren County Dons
Mintzer
Odl
Geo. W. Brownell
Julius F.rer
W.H. L. & Trust Co
Glade Tp
Julius F. Retterer
Cassius Gilson Mortgage
Warren Columbus Boro
Tidio
A. Mintzer
J.P. Feces Judgment
Bird Cash
Easere
Rouse Estate Poor Fund
M. A. Myers
Rouse Estate Road
Permanent Fund
D. I. Ball
Warren Academy
Sademy
Rouse Road
Rouse Road Fund
Paenaee
Allegheny River
Pleasant Township
Brokenstraw Township
Youngsville Borough
Tionesta Creek
F. B. Jackson
Warrenboro
Z. E. Eddy
Dora E. Jackson
Thomas O’mara
Eo Tone L. & T. C . E. Fay Iu
G. P. Mead
George van Ord
Martin Boeschlin
Fair Asso
CR. Ae County Bonds
Warren Borough School
Warren H.L. & T. Co
J. E
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H. R. DeLong
Conewango
Columbus
F. P. Shuler
Benj. Crook
Cherry Grove
Christenson, Treas
Rouse Estate Road Working Fund
Aisades
Martin Boeschilin
Glade
Roger Moone
Udg
Patenee
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Eddy
Glade Township
Randolph
Rouse Hospital
Warren County Fund
Lomiaies
Orcas Acosers
Nesgeose, OG Redemption Fund
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Rouse Poor
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C. A. Clawson, Treas
Netaeeeeaesene
L. C. Hanson
John Sorrenson
Deerfield
C. E. Erickson
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W. G. Tate
Roe
C. B. Ayers
Spring Creek
R. Donaldson
Sheffield
Sssroess
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Chas. E. Erickson, Treas
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J. R. Mitchell
Pee Ht Commission
Amoune
Morehouse, Treas
Merkle, Treas
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Pleasant
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R. H. Shuler
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Co-Ee Eaine
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Watson
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Errereere Sone
Tidioute Boro
Rersee-Ee Eenssessoene
W. P. Nutting
Triumph Twp
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Warren Academy Fund
N. M Philo
E. D. Phillips
B. P.O
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D. I. Bal
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Sais Brown
H. Bassett
Ep. R. Allen
Geo. P. Orr
Rouse Estate
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Court House
Henry H. Bassett
Rome
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McGill
Triumph
Mickleson
Aeneeens Eeenecees Seeeenrer Oaseaeees
Milo Walton
Court OF Common Pleas OF
A. J. Thompson
Kanana Lumber Co
Reynolds Lumber Co
Offerle & Brown
T. J. Reynolds
J. E. Blair
George S. Davis
John A. Zangerle
Olice
Orphan’s Court
Said County
Jeremiah Pitts
Jane Hanna Pitts
Mary A. Johnson
Lorenz Kerstater
C. L. Baker
Marion E. Pearce
Eliza M. Pearce
T. L. Putnam
Bertha Briggs
Sabrina Briggs
M. A. Dutton
E. R. Dutton
C. E. Brown
Wilbur Lyon
Nelson W. Hull
A. C. Blodgett
Oscar Jones
Andrew F. Jones
W. C. Averill
Huldah Averill
Robert T. R. N
Jessie Burton Nee Currie
George
L. E Currie
W. R. Dawson
William C. DeRocher
Aniel DeRocher
W.R
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H. J. Muse
Admr
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John C. Edmondson, Jr
C. D. Webber
G. B. Webber
Wma. McCray
Register. Register
Mahan
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E . Yi . Warree Wasen
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J G Lesser
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Onewal
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Morrison
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Merrihew
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Martin Morgan
JG Peterson
Farmington
Whiting
JG Lesser
TA Donald
S R Brown
W Fellers
Frank Hagle
R Grove
A Hultberp Taeeen Eres
James
A H Bailey
Hhardly
L P Mickleso
Seeceesen
Rouse Farm
Rouse Arm
Acco County
A. U
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Svee
Grant E. Miller
Geo. Kimball
Thomas Grace
Geo
W. Cover
J. White
Sidney Storum
I. Nelson
Arrylum
Seeevese
Ed Plum
A. Myers
Gurneans
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queens
Town
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Avre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenhagen
J. Schoekopf
Charles Sigel
Horton, Crary & Pt
Horton
Schoellkopf, Horton & Co
Sheffield, Penna
Crary
James H. Horton
Penna
Ad.vaners and Norley I Rice
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