Warren county GOP slate announced for 1897 primaries
The announcement lists candidates for Sheriff Prothonotary Coroner and delegates to the Republican State Convention from Warren county. George W. Peck Eldred Township John H. Fuellhart Warren Frank M. Knapp Warren Dr W S Perce Warren A Dunn Tidioute A F Crossman Clarendon Boro D A Arird Warren John Siggins Tidioute. Primaries March 13 Return Convention March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Peck
Eldred Township
Warren County
John H. Fuellhart
Frank M. Knapp
Warren, Pa
W. 5. Perrce
Warren
A. Dunn
Tidioute
A. F. Crossman
Clarendon Boro
D. A. Arird
John Siggins
Primaries in Warren County Call for Strong Party Vote
The article urges Republicans in Warren County to attend the March 13 primary and vote for preferred candidates for Sheriff Prothonotary Coroner State Delegate and other offices. It discusses two Sheriff candidates Geo W Peck and John H Fuellhart and criticizes moneyed influence in state politics while endorsing Dunn Crossman and opposing Arird and Siggins in the delegate fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Geo. W. Peck
Eldred
John H. Fuellhart
Warren
Knapp
W. Peirce
U. S
Business Men’s League
Pennsylvania
Chas
A. Stebbins
Coudersport
Wanny
Messrs
Dunn
Crossman
Arird and
Siggins
Quay
Penrose
Combine and Business Men’s League
The
Mail
Wanamaker
League Combine
Stebbins & Co
Arird
Messrs. Dunn and
McKinley Arrives in Washington Amid Large Welcome
President McKinley and party reached Washington on Tuesday at 11 oclock after a seven car special train leaving Canton Monday evening amid enthusiastic demonstrations. A 200000 strong crowd filled the city and 25000 in the inaugural procession, with Major McKinley addressing well wishes and pledging unselfish services to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Major McKinley
Cleveland
White House
The Good Roads Movement Advances With State Bills
Good roads bills are before legislatures in twelve states, all proposing a state highway commission. New Jersey leads in progress, with a plan sharing costs among the state, landowners, and counties. The state has built or contracted over 300 miles of improved road and spent $1,400,000 in six years while the state pays about $466,595 of its one third share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Senator Penrose Swells in Washington Visit
Senator Penrose visited Washington last week and made a favorable impression in the Senate before visiting the Clerk of the House. The Pennsylvania delegation gathered for handshakes and compliments, praising Penrose as an accomplished young legislator and a brilliant addition to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Washington
Senate
House
Clerk of
Major McDowell
Pennsylvania
Banquet Honoring Senator Penrose Draws 600 Guests
A Philadelphia banquet last Friday night honored Senator Penrose with over 600 attendees. Speakers included Senator Penrose, State Senate President McCarrell, Congressman Hooker, Cannon, Grosvenor, Woodmansee, and State League President Sobel, representing several states and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
McCarrell
State Senate
Congressman Hooker
New York
Cannon
Ilinois
Grosvenor
Ohio
Woodmansee
National League of Republican Clubs
Sobel
State League
Final session of 54th Congress emphasizes thrift and halted projects
The final session stressed economy with careful public spending. Speaker Reed and House leaders urged restraint as no new public buildings were begun and no new battleships launched. Bradford's proposed public building is described as a doomed project, still a castle in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Bradford
Bill to Represent US at Future International Monetary Conference Passes House
The bill, reported by Hon. C. W. Stone, to represent the United States at future international monetary conferences, passed the House last Friday by 279 to 3 after a lively two hour debate. It previously passed the Senate and now awaits the President's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
C. W. Stone
United States
Senate
Miss Susan B. Anthony celebrated 78th birthday in Rochester
Susan B. Anthony marked her 78th birthday in Rochester New York with a large turnout as the celebrated reformer’s long public career and persistence in speaking earned her broad fame and admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
N. Y
Cleveland fortune tops one million in presidential years
Mr. Cleveland has accumulated wealth during his presidency, estimated upward of one million dollars. The Clevelands own a handsome home in Princeton New Jersey where they reside during terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Princeton
N. J
King George of Greece Beckons for Backing
The Greek monarch is praised for bold defiance of European powers and is urged to gain solid support rather than mere sympathy from the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Greece
Europe
General Alger Seeks Rest Confidence and Peace
General Alger advocates rest confidence and peace as essential for the country. The remark is praised as fitting for a Secretary of War, underscoring his qualifications for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger
Forty McKinley Era Representatives in Congress
The passage notes that forty members of the upcoming Congress previously served with McKinley. It observes the new President will not bear the burden of Congress alone but will have congressional support at his back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Congress
McKean County Republicans set primaries and convention
The Republicans of McKean County will hold their primaries on Saturday April 10 and their convention the following April 13 at Smethpo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean County
Smethpo
Goodbye Grover Ends Era of Prosperity
The era of protection and prosperity ends as Grover’s tenure concludes after four years. The transition marks a new phase for the nation, with supporters noting stability while critics call for policy changes.
From Cleveland to McKinley Transition Voices
The N Y Sun reviews Grover Cleveland’s presidency and lists unsettled issues for the McKinley era including revenue needs honest tariff a vigorous foreign policy and revived business prosperity The piece condemns Cleveland for deficits and policy vacillation and predicts difficult days ahead for the next administration with a stern epitaph for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
United States
William McKinley
N.Y. Sun
the Sun
Cleveland Times
Selfishness and Crime of Christian Countries
A critical editorial condemns European powers for inaction over Turkish rule in Crete and the Cuban crush by Spain. It argues Christian nations ignore mass suffering while Greece acts, calls out American aloofness, and predicts a future reckoning for Spain, Turkey, and bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Abdul Hamid
America
Greece
Crete
Guba
Spain
Inquisition
Cuba
Turkey
Philadelphia Telegraph
Harrisburg Letter on 1897 Capitol Plans and Party Strife
A Harrisburg letter from March 2, 1897, outlines expectations for an early finish to the current legislative session, despite obstacles. It notes revenue gaps, a proposed new Capitol, a 1897–1898 revenue of 19 million dollars versus 28.57 million in requests, and a pending report on Philadelphia municipal affairs. It also covers legislative proposals on horse racing pools, Wanamaker and anti-Quay factions, and Governor Hastings veto on using Pennsylvania workers for Capitol construction, with sessions adjourned to await Washington inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageissure
Marshall
Senatorial Committee
Philadelphia
Gibson
Erie
Wanamaker
North
McKean
Quay
House
Chris Kauffman
Harrisburg
Gov. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Senate
Washington
Free trade critique urges kept American wages and industry
The Washington Post is cited arguing that buying abroad transfers money abroad with the goods, while buying domestically yields both the goods and cash. The text urges imposing duties to maintain American wage standards and preserve the nation’s vast free trade area and market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Governor seeks citizen views on new Capitol funding
Governor Hastines plans to consult distinguished citizens for views on a new Capitol and funding to cover extraordinary expenses. He intends to inform the Legislature after the inauguration recess and begin rebuilding arrangements promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastines
State House
Harrisburg
Dangers of the Grip Warn of Pneumonia Risk
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a sure preventive against pneumonia from la grippe and promises a permanent cure faster than other treatments. It notes widespread use and lists Morris & Mullen in Warren and P. B. Canfield in Corydon selling 25 and 50 cent sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen, Warren
P. B. Canfield
Corydon
Ban derium of Hungary leads Scribner's March issue
Richard Harding Davis showcases his pictorial skill in The Band erium of Hungary a vivid pageant from Budapest marking Hungary's thousandth year as a kingdom. The issue also offers extensive other readable content and a first magazine account of the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harding Davis
Banderium
Hungary
March Scribner’s
Budapest
Scribner's
Wilson tariff deficit and surplus prospects noted
A Washington dispatch states the Wilson tariff law, thirty months old on February 28, has produced a total deficit of 130 million dollars, averaging 144 thousand dollars per day. The piece notes McKinley and the Republican Congress could shift from deficiency to surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
McKinley
Congress
Forest reserves expanded by presidential action on Washington's Birthday
President Cleveland added 21.38 million acres to forest reserves, joining Harrison's 18 million acres. A commission of experts selected the sites, creating thirteen reservations across the Western states, mainly along the Pacific slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Harrison
Pacific
Record corn exports smash previous US totals
Last week over 6 million bushels of corn were exported from the United States breaking all records by a wide margin. The move indicates that substantially more American maize will be sold in Europe this year than in any similar period before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Cincinnati giant A A Powell tops world in size and fame
A A Powell of Cincinnati is described as the world’s tallest man at 7 feet 254 inches, weighing 272 pounds. He wears a No 10 glove a 714 hat and a No 12 shoe and previously received a gold watch from Queen Victoria during show business. He now works as a salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Powell
Cincinnati
Queen Victoria
McKinley Letter Favours Sound Money In New York Meeting
A Business Men's Republican and Sound Money Association meeting in New York reads President-elect McKinley’s letter arguing for sound money and opposition to cheap money. The piece asserts that cheap money impoverishes nations while sound money sustains credit and prosperity, citing global examples and endorsing national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Business Men
Republican Ami Sound Money Association
McKinley
Tts
Phila. Times
Weather at Washington Inauguration Days Through History
A historical note compares past inaugural weather in Washington for presidents from Lincoln to McKinley Hobart. It recalls cold bright days, wet sleeves, gales, umbrellas and slush, linking conditions to ceremony mood and public comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol City
McKinley
Hobart
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
Revival of prosperity cited in Missouri marriage licenses
Missouri papers report a revival of prosperity in the marriage license industry and note hopeful signs for the sector. Other items mention Georgia likely not exhibiting at the Nashville centennial, a $30,000 damage suit settled for $500 with attorney’s share, New York proposing a deer protection bill, Harvard’s 450000 bound volumes plus thousands of manuscripts, Kansas chief justices including David Martin, and a Santa Fe train delay due to a snowdrift with oysters and eggs served to passengers. Vienna to begin producing its own gas after a long contract period ending 1889, the city’s bid to beat the old works price leading to the company’s capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Georgia
Nashville
New York
Harvard University
Kansas
David Martin
Justice Martin
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Kan
Vienna
Notable Figures in Arts and Politics Across States and Europe
G C Clemens, newly named Kansas supreme court reporter, is Mark Twain’s cousin. Anne Whitney donates 12 acres on the Androscoggin river to the Appalachian club. Maryland’s governor becomes the first in years born outside the state. Historic governors Pattison Biggs Lloyd hailed from Maryland’s eastern shore. Johann Strauss debuts The Goddess of Reason operetta in Vienna. Massachusetts seeks to repair Old Ironsides, urging action in Congress. Old Navy frigate Constitution sits at Portsmouth naval yard in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Clemens
Kansas Supreme Court
Mark Twain
Anne Whitney
Androscoggin River
Appalachian Club
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Gov
Pattison
Gov. Biggs
Gov. Lloyd
Johann Strauss
Reason
Willner and
Buchbinder
Vienna
Theater An der Wien
Congressman Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Historical Society
Constitution
Portsmouth
New Hampshire) Navy Yard
General merchants listed in Sugar Grove Township records
A fragmented list of local businesses and shopkeepers in Sugar Grove Township and Chandlers Valley, including groceries, flour and feed, general merchandise, hardware, and drugs. Names include Stryker and Reeves, Green, J. M., and Houghnot, with various post office designations and town references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conene P. B
General Merchanan Stryker and
Reeves
P. O
Turney
O. White
Jay Jay
Corydon Eral - Iyry
P.O
Gen Me Green
J. M
General Merchand
Bennett, D.J
Ackley P
General Merchandise
Hale
Ackley P. O
Young and Clark,Ackley P. O
Caapesabanies
Houghnot, J. E. and Company
Russell P. O
General Merchances
Clark, A. A
W. A
Esapteay
Russell
H. T
Gro- Hatton
J. C
Akeley, T. i
Miller
J. B
Cherry Grove
General Merchandee Ee
Johnson
W. D
General Merchantse Beebe
C Groceries
Wilson and Wade
Chandlers
General Merchan
Darling
F. L. and Co
Chandlers Valley
Palmer
I. D
Woodard
E. G
E. and Son
McDonald Bros
Mickelson
Mra
Abbott Brothers
Wits, A
Lewis, RA. H
D. L
Offerle
UC. G
Langdale
Carnes
Malone James T
DeLong &Co
Dixson
F. H
Schwabendauer
John
Thomas
Humphrey
Gregory
B. G
Rina and Stevens
Sam D. W
General Merchan- Pbib
Cagewell and McKeon
Bilberberg
Metzger
Ee Ivs Oeraig Watson
E. Cook
Garfield
M.renee Brownell
Trushel and Shaw
Anderson, F
Groceries
Groceries Groceries and
Orr
And
Company
Groceae Airiie M
Creceresseeeeeen Menkes
Evetephveestenae Saniebeeeery
Avestes
J.A
Boots and Smith
AS “Furniture
Strickland
G. H
Allien
S. E
Boots and Shoes
Anderson and Salyer
Wendelboe
N. K
Br Joseph
Russell Post
Gorydon Post
Fuller
He & Kinzua
Skinner
G. W
Ee Post Woll
Ereay Valley
Rand Valley
Sugar Grove
Wiggins
Eye
Youngsville Post
Peterson
Charles
Sheiticla Post
Oscar
Hanchell
N.eto
Eae
Carenton
Samuel, Warren
Global Bicycle Facts and Policy Shifts Across Cities
The report notes Japan hosting four bicycle factories in Kyoto Yokohama and Tokyo two in Tokyo. San Francisco street cars test devices to carry bicycles for five cent rides. Massachusetts mulls a one year imprisonment minimum for bicycle thefts at the next legislature session. L A W president backs admitting pro riders to the league in a separate class. The Boston and New York bicycle clubs are highlighted as pioneers. Most races will use triplets for pacing. Wooden bicycle rims require 2.5 feet of lumber per wheel and imply 6 million feet of rock Elm annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kioto
Yokohama
Tokio
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Boston Bicycle Club
New York
Curious Facts From The World Anew
A collection of varied curiosities notes policemen in Vienna must swim row and telegraph, Britain pays the British Museum 55000 yearly for 142 years, a Japan house costs 20 dollars monthly with two servants, Cholock cascade Yosemite is 2634 feet high, fossilized fish beds found at 8000 feet in Colorado, cats smell in sleep and wake instantly at meat scent, and the oldest will from Kahum Egypt is at least 4000 years old with modern probate wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
British Museum
Great Britain
Japan
Yosemite
Cal
Colorado
Petrie
Kahum
Egypt
Prize and plans for science advances voiced
Prof Behring wins the Rinecker prize at the University of Wurzburg for anti toxine diphtheria treatment. A ethnographical museum will be founded at Budapest. An international botanical garden to be established at Palermo under Prof Borzi. Prussia votes 50 000 marks for Roentgen ray research to aid institutes and scientists with apparatus and experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behring
University of Wurzburg
Buda-Pesth
Palermo
Borzi
Ministry of Public Instruction
Notable Insurances and Society Notes Across Europe
King Humbert of Italy holds Europe’s largest life policy exceeding 7.5 million dollars while the late Czar Alexander III carried 5 million. Miss Moya Hennessy, newly married in Paris to Viscount Leon de Jauze, traces matrilineal descent to Timothy Mather, an Increase Mather elder brother. Senator Sherman lauds a renowned newspaper reporter, and Minnie Hauk recalls early life in Sumner before fame and a concert at Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Humbert
Italy
Europe
Alexander III
Moya Hennessy
Paris
Viscount Leon de Jauze
Timothy Mather
Increase Mather
John Sherman
Minnie Hauk
Atchison
Globe
Sumner
Fashion Notes from The Season on Bargains and Styles
Black risle thread stockings offered at six pairs for one dollar and veils priced at a quarter in dotted net with narrow frill. Black kid slippers gain evening wear favor over silk or satin, skirts feature black satin duchesse at 68 cents per yard, 23 inch width. Leather belts fade. summer belts adopt ribbon with jeweled or filigree buckles. Latest shirt waists show yoke backs and box plaits, leg of mutton sleeves, detachable collars and cuffs turned back.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan’s
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Grover
Jon
Mar
Freehold Township
Bear Lake Borough
Carr
William Groceries
Arenas
Sohimeon
Sheffield P.o
Gustafson
Seeees
Sheffield Bkeltos
Bheffield “P
Ananey Ai Ae Ec
Mead Township
Corydon Township
Ind
E & Co
Tiona P. O
General McOwens — Company
Tiona P
General Merchan Ica McOwen, B. & Co
Canadon P. O
General Merchands
Schimmelfeng & Co
Seamelane Po. O
Es Merchandise
Albert
Glade Run P. O
Milla
Warren Mills
Anias Veter
Barnhart and Heck
Bi Bicycles
Glenn
Manmnepy
Cnc
Pe Wood Brothers
Grand Vall
Merchan
Heicieatesdmaen Assay LeeLee
H. Alley P
Urniture
Halsted, T.J.& Company
Grand Valle t_ office
Ware
G. V. Grand Valley P. O
UN Reales Ok Gees
South West Township
Kinzua Township
Ll Mere
F King
Ene
Gen- Moorhouse
Kinzua P. O
TATA
Blackman
D. G
P. Ji
Kinzua
P P. O
Gtoce- Norton
Myron
Enterprise Tt
Priestley
Goodwill
Hill Ant T. Office
Nee Merchant
Holman, ‘A. G P
Grace
Ele Township
I “Tingberg
Frank Scandingberg
Fran Ndis
Glade Township
Eee
E. L
Grocers
Ae Ithncs
Itchell, Jk. and Son
Glade Run
Merchan- Ors Teanindveat
Ll Smith
A. L
P. O. General Merchandise
Thelin
Gust
Glade Run General Merchandise
Badensperger
Pine Grove Township
Triumph Township
Dunn,a
Tidioute P. O
General Macrobaindise
Evageneaee Stracesensbon
Agner, W. P
Pigana
Tidioute Borough
Bourquin
Julius
Mer Ciancibe
Evans, C
Jennings, Helm
Wmanary
Screrer Nesses
Hodges
Frank
Gibb
Harness and
Sok Bucklin
C. P
Sigging
Cohell
R. W
Fuellhart
Henry
Boots
Brokenstraw Township
Farmington Township
Garin, R. L
Lander P
General Ee
E. Maaan P
DeLong
H.R. Irvine
Postoffice
Ccscee
Sernee Snreseee Acierbeednens Ee Near
Mrs. Elroy
Irvine
Irvine P. O
Grace- Maines
Csssereres Swanson, C. A
General'‘Merchandise
Raven Budpigeses
Ksaeppeal
Johnson Brothers
Mathews
General Merchanise
Cherry Grove Township
Conewango Township
Weer
Bloomquist Bros
North Warren
Buck
North Warrent
Jones
Dalrymple, O. IL
Warren Pe O
MCREB
Sugar Grove Borough
Clarendon Borough
Sugar Grove Township
Pittsfield Township
Andrews
M. R
Garland P. O
Boo Bros
Garland P
Secese
Seense Bender
Aoe and
Friedman
PR Moteee
Ane Cc. B.erchandise
Nyers, O
Eral Merchance Connely
Pittsfield
Quick
Kemp
George G
Lottsville
General Merchand- Howies
Geo. E
Lottaville
Wright
G. J
Ngibo
McArthur
Freehold P.o
Jarecki Manufacturing Company
Ace Johnson
C. J
W.D Bender
J. W
Harris
Clothing Knight
A. S
Simpson Bros
Isaacs and
Morningsac
Brown
Geo
Meee Driscoll
J. Ve
Ieee
Amann
M. L
Iron Co
G. M
Mearrow
O'Neil John
Goal
Melone
Res Anderson, N
Mea Olson
Meats
Warren Borough
Columbus Borough
Simpson, Chas
General Merchansnene Saegee'besees Veqnesacces Ooveetans Nosmeree
Baker and Barneralmer Rae Cee
Scholton
Spring Creek Township
Smith, F. A. and Co
Spring Creek
Middleton
Piss Nok
General Merchaner
Youngsville
Kinnear
F. D
General Merchantus
Drug Agrete
Iture and Mead
C. Mead
C. S
General
Swanson
A. F
Genersi Mead
Dataweto
Occe
Davis
de Boreasa
A.M
T. W
Cess Eoiere
Basboos
Dons and Smith Boots
Phillipe Vorog
Boeschin
A. E
Tobacco
Davis Drug Co. Ltd
Waspten Hunter
O. H
Davis, A. A.and Company
Maybank
Sailor
Tobacco and Eborg
Mtateeneens
Oa Mee
Printz Bros
Hertzel and Saner
Gearon
Morck and Kirberger
Jarvis
Askebedep Piebe
Sescverss Morris and Mulien
Slater
Hardeeepeest Secees Naesereesere
Mae c. P. Seneeseess
Seer Seeesennesses
Aevesecgees Femmes
Eae Shear, D
BOO Enn Isaacs and
Morningstar
Ertakin Lesser
the Misses
Pee
Pisooo Co
We Schellhamm Son
Hardey Anerseer
Ameer Sane
Petat
Greenland
Undi Wyman
Gonarro
Blair
J. Vie Sik
Gvon
Donapsin
Kertoner
J. G
Bill
A. Z Millinery
Beoney
Deihl, A
Warren Post Office
Scafe
Clarendon
Bestereesereenes
Gleason, L
County
Martin Boeschlin
Mercantile
Court OF Common Pleas
Olarch
Harles H. Noyes
Ees Ai
Co of Pennsylvania
Fet Ey Corportalon
Aeemete
Sean
Apie
Said Assembly
Leneens Act of Suis A Langley
Setae
Seeetiecuts
N. Greenlund
Herman
Arren
Willis A. Mitchell
Imment
E. Hertzel
Penn
Debonis
Archibald Rhind
Comneer
Conewango
Pennsyla
Co Ivan
A. E. Boeschiin
A. Dan O’hern
Albert Schwing
L. D. Cornel
Warren Firemen’s Association
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
England
Ireland
Scotland
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queens
Town
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Ore
Gothenburg
Christania
Copenal
Kanana Lumber Co
Reynolds FP Taiowine Oe
Ate We Vmk
Eve Swanson
Burden & Couch
Robert K. Armor
Charles Leisseig
G. F. Yates
Roth’y Office
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