No Poison Found on Czolgosz Bullets in McKinley Case
Buffalo Sept 23 The latest progress in the Czolgosz case shows no poison on the revolver bullets used to kill McKinley after chemical and bacteriological tests. Alienists McDonald and Hur d briefed the defense, trial set for morning, with strong security and strict access to the city hall.
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Buffalo
Czolgosz
McKinley
Erie County
Carlos F. McDonald
New York
Erie County Bar Association
Arthur W. Ilurd
Buffalo State Hospital
McDonald
Penney
Justice White
Supreme Court
Herbert M. Hill
Mrs McKinley Remains Steady as Public Visits Grow
Dr Rixey reported no change in Mrs McKinley's condition and she was resting well after a drive. A Russian emperor's wreath was placed on McKinley’s casket by Judge Day. West Lawn cemetery drew thousands, possibly over 20 000 visitors throughout the day.
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Anton, O
Rixey
US transport Buford runs aground near Mindanao coast
The Buford, carrying the 17th Infantry to relieve the 23rd, grounded on a sandbar off Mindanao island. It is not considered dangerous unless a typhoon forms. Boats have been dispatched to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Buford
Seventeenth Infantry
Twentythird
New York
Mindanao
Newnton County Man Burns Self in Jail Fire
Sapulpa Oklahoma Territory September 23 A man giving the name James Jones of Newton county Missouri confined for larceny was burned to death Saturday in a jail fire believed started by him to cover an escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
I. T
James Jones
Newton County
Knights and Ladies of Honor Adjourn in Detroit
The thirteenth biennial session of the Knights and Ladies of Honor concluded in Detroit Michigan on Saturday evening with the installation of officers.
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Keights
Ladies of Honor
Detroit
Mich
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Pain Balm Saved Loogootee Man From Crippled State
Josh Westhafer of Loogootee says Chamberlain's Pain Balm kept him from becoming a cripple. The liniment eases stiff joints contracted muscles stiff neck sprains rheumatic pains and has cured partial paralysis in many cases. For sale at Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Westhafer
Loogootee, Lad
Chamberlain
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Reverend Silas Swallow denounced by veterans group
Harrisburg Sept 23 Resolutions condemn Rev Dr Silas C Swallow editor of the Pennsylvania Methodist for an attack on President McKinley in a recent issue adopted by the McKinley Patriotic League in Dauphin county. Swallow, a Methodist minister, was Prohibition candidate for governor in 1908 and a Christian League nominee in the last national campaign.
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Harrisburg
Silas C. Swallow
McKinley
Pennsyyvania Methodist
McKinley Patriotic League
Dauphin County
Dr. Swallow
United States
Judas and
Cain
Benedict Arnold
Wilkes Booth
Guiteau
Czolgosz
Lars
Tle
The
Christian League
First Sunday as President Roosevelt in Washington
President Roosevelt spent his first Sunday in the capital in a quiet day. He attended church with Douglas Robinson in the morning and walked in Rock Creek Park with General Leonard Wood in the afternoon. A boy tried to snap a photo at the church, but the president stopped him and criticized the attempt. A bicycle officer followed briefly before Roosevelt declined assistance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
New York
Rock Creek Park
Leonard Wood
Merino Sheep Highlight At Pan Am Exposition
Buffalo September 23 The Pan American exposition opens with the nation’s famed sheep show. Every wool producing state attends for two weeks with about 1500 flocks to be exhibited and Vermont prominent for merino stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Vermont
America
Hurricane devastates Flores and Corvo in Azores
A dispatched report from the Azores says a hurricane swept the islands with Flores and Corvo hardest hit. Many lives lost as buildings collapsed. The governor cables for relief, but telegraph lines are destroyed, delaying full devastation estimates.
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Lisbon
Azores
Flores
Corvo
Quay Reported in Good Health at Winter Home
From St. Lucie information, Senator Quay is in good health except for a slight cold. He is enjoying time at his winter home with seven friends and reports of a serious illness are unfounded.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Lucie
Quay
Basque Nationalists Congratulate Roosevelt
The Nationalists of the Basque provinces sent a message from San Sebastian congratulating President Roosevelt on his accession and wishing the United States welfare as the defender of oppressed peoples.
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Roosevelt
San Sebastian
Spain
United States
MacArthur to Take Command in Colorado
Major General Arthur MacArthur announced on Saturday that he would leave for Denver Colorado in about ten days to assume command of the Department of Colorado Saturday report confirms the move and location detail for the upcoming assignment
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MacArthur
Colorado
Milwaukee
Arthur MacArthur
Denver
Colo
American Pharmaceutical Association Adjourns in St Louis
The American Pharmaceutical Association finished its week in St Louis on September 23 adjourned Saturday completing its work after a weeklong session in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
American Pharmaceutical Association
Drowning Near Fish Creek Claims Two Young Men
Two youths from Sturgeon Bay John Stautelet and Adeline Hody drowned when a boat overturned at Fish Creek yesterday. The incident occurred near their hometown on September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
John Stautelet
Adeline Hody
Fish Creek
Ridgeley Appointed Comptroller of the Currency
Ridgeley receives the comptroller post from President Roosevelt fulfilling a pledge made by the late president. The appointment was announced from Ridgeley on September 23.
Costly Blaze Destroys Toledo Tin Can Plant
A fire gutted the American Tin Can company plant in Toledo on Saturday. Loss estimated at 300000 with 180000 covered by insurance. Local firefighters battled the blaze to prevent spread to nearby facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
American Tin Can Company
Shine at Hotel Colenso Parlors by Dave Keltzer
Dave Keltzer promotes Hotel Colenso shoe shining parlors offering reliable shine services. A brief notice highlights the establishment as a go to spot for footwear care and polish.
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Hotel
Clear Lake Resort Promises Low Rates for Tourists
Continuously at Clear Lake, the charming summer resort in north western Iowa, reached by the Iowa Central Route. Great fishing, sailing, bathing, etc. Extremely low rates for single tourists or parties of five or upward. Ask ticket agents, or address Geo. 8. Batty, G. P. & 77. A., Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Batty
G. P
Marshalltown
Witness Schroeder testifies on Spanish War cruise and Colon bombardment
Commander Seaton Schroeder, governor of Guam and former executive officer of the Massachusetts, testifies on the flying squadron’s cruise from Cienfuegos to Santiago and the bombardment of the Cristobal Colon. He notes the bombardment began about 2 PM at 9000 yards and discusses fleet distances and blockade changes under Sampson.
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Washington
Naval Court
Sehley
Seaton Schroeder
Massachusetts
Guam
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Cristobal Colon
Schroeder
Wilson
Admiral Schley
Sampson
Harber
Higginson
Admiral Sampson
Schley
Colon
Masachusetts
Lowa
Weather recollection ends Harber testimony in Schley case
In court, Schley's attorney cross examines Captain Harber with objections from Harber about tone and memory. Rayner probes Higginson versus Harber testimony as the weather and May 27 coalings are discussed before Harber concludes his testimony and is excused.
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Schley
Harber
Rayner
Higginson
Parker
Texas
Bank Safe Blown Open in Republican City Theft
The Republican City bank safe was blown open with dynamite about 1 a.m. Saturday. The large safe was nearly demolished and investigators believe a little over $1,000 was stolen.
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Republican City
Neb
Republican City Bank
Miss Bess Patten To Wed Philippine Governor
Detroit news reports Miss Bess Patten departed Detroit for San Francisco to sail for the Philippines where she will marry Colonel Cornelius Gardner governor of Tayabao province on Luzon.
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Detroit
Mich
Bessie Patten
San Francisco
Philippines
Cornelius Gardner
Tayabuas
Luzon
Support for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A reader from Bagwell Missouri testifies after three years of bronchitis that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave relief at night. The note credits his wife for obtaining the medicine and states it is sold by Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. S Brockman
Bagwell
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Coroner's verdict denounces soldiers in Smith death
Albany report says Coroner James H. Girvin denounces Twenty third regiment men who shot and killed merchant Leroy Smith and William Walsh. He criticizes Mayor, county sheriff, police, and militia call out and accuses soldiers of drunkenness and cowardice. He urges legislative inquiry.
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Albany
N. Y
James H. Girvin
Leroy Smith
Twenty-third Regiment
Wilson
Mr. Smith
William Walsh
Stoicism of a Lunatic Sets Fire Then Awaits Cremation
In Manistee Michigan on September 28 Mrs Mary Burmcke aged 2 years sat upright in a corner of a barn burning behind her home as fire raged. Neighbors find her missing husband William Bumpke had awakened to discover the blaze and later the headless trunk was found seated among the ruins. The woman had been in poor health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistee
Mich
Mary Burmcke
William Bumpke
Rebellion Declared in Mato Grosso Near Paraguay Frontier
A rebellion broke out in southern Mato Grosso near the Paraguay border. Rebels seized Bella Vista San Carlos and Taruma but government forces with the gunboat Caricea drove them from those points. The governor’s brother, pursued by insurgents, crossed into Paraguay and reached Asuncion on Saturday night.
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Rio de Janeiro
Matto-Grosso
Paraguay
Bella Vista
San Carlos
Taruma
Caricea
Asuncion
Central German Baptist conference opens in Detroit
The annual business conference of the Central German Baptist society for Michigan Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Illinois opened in Detroit on Saturday and runs through tomorrow. Jacob Muir of Chicago was elected chairman for the coming year.
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Detroit
Central German Baptist Society of
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Jacob Muir
Chicago
Arnold Brewing Company Incorporation in Sault Ste. Marie
Articles of Incorporation filed by the Arnold Brewing company in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan with capital stock of 100000. The brewery will have a capacity of 90000 barrels annually and a bottling works will be operated in connection.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Arnold Brewing Company
Capital Stock
Brown Captured After Jail Break Near Odin Illinois
Washington Ind Sept 23 George Brown the man who attempted to kill his wife and her aunt Mrs William Reed then cut his throat and severed the windpipe and who broke jail Friday morning was captured at Odin Ill after fleeing from custody in Indiana police reported Brown was taken into custody without further incident following the dramatic escape.
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Washington
Ind
George Brown
William Reed
Odin
Ills
Sangamon County Republicans elect new central committee chair
Springfield Ill September 23. After declaring vacant the chairmanship the Sangamon county Republican central committee proceeded to elect Dr. J A Wheeler of Auburn to succeed former Chairman U G Hinman.
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Springfield
Ill
Sangamon County
Republican Central Committee
J. A. Wheeler
Auburn
U. G. Hinman
Woman's club subscribes $100 for McKinley monument
In Litchfield Illinois on September 23 the Wo mans club of the city subscribed 100 dollars toward a McKinley national monument and wired Secretary lage asking him to become the fund's treasurer.
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Litchfield
Woman’s Club
Lage
Roosevelt Family To Return To White House
Upon Mrs Roosevelt's return from Oyster Bay next Wednesday the president and his family will move into the executive mansion and resume residence there.
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White House
Washington
Tragic Collision Kills Thirty-Two in Romania
In Taleta near Bucharest on September 23 a Vienna express collided with a petroleum train, resulting in thirty-two deaths. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators began noting the cause and tallying casualties.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Taleta
German Socialist Congress Opens in Lubeck
German Socialista in Lubeck reports the twelfth annual German socialist congress opened here today with delegates from across the country gathering in the port city.
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Lubeck
Noted Chicago commission merchant George M. H. Wagner dead at 65
Obituary notes die of age 65 for George M. H. Wagner a veteran commission merchant on South Water Street Chicago. Other items report Dr W C Gray fit as interior editor Senator Hanna withholding interviews Sec Root’s son sick with typhoid in New York and other varied dispatches from around the world.
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George M. H. Wagner
South Water Street
Chicago
W. C. Gray
The
Interior
Hanna
Root
New York
Jorea
Pekin
Legation
Calcutta
Lord Curzon
Marcus Daly
Internal Revenue
TWO TRAINS ON OMNE TRACK Fireman Killed and Injured
Lawrenceburg Indiana September 23 a deadly collision between a Big Four passenger train and a freight on the branch left one dead and six or more injured. Fireman Benjamin Mackie was killed and engineer Edward McMullen and others were injured. Both engines were wrecked and passengers uninjured. Cause of the wreck was not yet determined.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Tian
Big Four
Here
Benjamin Mackie
Edward McMullen
Charles Hillard
Charles Lamb
James Withrow
William Stratton
F. Minniman
Yawl and cabin wash ashore on Lake Huron near Eagle River
Hroughton Michigan reports the yawl and a steamer cabin washed ashore near Eagle River, both marked with the boat name. In Port Huron Michigan the fate of barge Jupiter owner W. D. Ragan was confirmed after an overturned raft with a note reading Good-by No hope of getting ashore was found. three sailors with Ragan perished.
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Hroughton
Mich
Hudson
Eagle River
Port Dluren
W. D. Ragan
Jupiter
Ragan
Ragen
Distressing smothering death of infant in Carbondale incident
In Carbondale Illinois a couple returning from a performance found their five month old baby smothered to death in bed. The coroner's jury ruled a residential death. Also Indianapolis reports Governor Durbin suspends Indiana day at the Pan American exposition, preferring not to hold the event in October.
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Carbondale
Ils
Fred All
Indianapolis
Durbin
Indiana
State House
Buffalo
Resolutions Denounce Boston Theological School and Garrett Institute
At the Puget Sound conference in Olympia on September 23 the resolutions rebuking Boston Theological School and Garrett Biblical Institute were reported greatly modified yet still denouncing the two institutions for teaching higher criticism. The measures were adopted unanimously with little debate.
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Olympia
Wash
Puget Sound
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston Theological School
Garrett Biblical Institute
Magnificent display march past on Betheny plains
Czar of Russia left French soil after farewells to President Loubet at Betheny. About 140000 troops, including 20000 cavalry, passed the reviewing stand in a grand military show amid heightened security and cordial U S assurances. The czar viewed the army from Ware Prat, with General Brugere leading the march past.
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Paria
Russia
Pagny-Sur- Moselle
Loubet
Betheny
France
Pagry-Sur Moselle
Low Bet
Cxar
Wareh Prat
Brugere
All Arms of the Seas at Great Bodies to the Czar
A grand review by the czar and czarina with President Loubet present features eight infantry divisions and 36 cavalry brigades in a perfect weather spectacle. The 20 000 horse charge dominates the show as trumpets signal the advance and halt. Afterward 100000 francs go to Paris charities and smaller gifts to Compiegne Dunkirk and Blienum. Loubet and the czar stress allied justice and humanity in speeches.
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Cvarina
Lonbet
Brevere
Kiel
Cvar
Paris
Compeigne
Dunkirk
Blienum
Loubet
South Africa
Broom corn boom boosts Arcola farmers in Illinois
In Arcola Illinois prices for broom corn rose from 95 to 120 dollars per ton over three days. Representatives from major U S and Canadian factories are in the district to secure material for supply. Farmers stand together in the surge of demand and profit.
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Arcola
Hlinois
United States
Canada
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Treasury Note Reached Secret Service
A new counterfeit ten dollar note, a photo lithographic print on two sheets of Japan tissue, has reached the secret service bureau. The note bears check letter B, Series 18860, with portraits of Webster Lyons, register, and Ellis H. Roberts, treasurer, and the work is poorly executed.
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Washington
Treasury
Secret Service Bureau
Japan
Webster Lyons
Ellis H. Roberts
Record Run Sets World Amateur Driving Mark
In Cleveland on September 23, bay stallion Jon A. Mc Kerron driven by owner H. K. Devereaux trotted a mile to a wagon in 2 06 percent, establishing a new world record for amateur drivers at the Gentlemen's Driving club meet.
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Cleveland
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Jon A. McKerron
H. K. Devereaux
Drayman Shot After Saloon Row in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Sept 28 Phil Lavear a drayman was shot not dangerously if not fatally wounded after a quarrel with Anson Wright the saloon keeper Lavear is described as very troublesome when drunk and was intoxicated at the time of the shooting.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Phil Lavear
Anson Wright
Lavear
Archduke Frederick Shot at by Poacher in Hungary
Archduke Frederick cousin of Emperor Francis Joseph was shot at a country seat in Hungary. The bullet pierced his sleeve but caused no injury to him.
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London
Archduke Frederick
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Woods Kills Woman Then Slays Self in Del Rio
Del Rio Texas September 23 Michael Woods shot and killed Miss Fosett after she refused his marriage proposal and then stabbed himself fourteen times causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Tex
Michael Woods
Miss Fosett
Brothers Jake and Boney Williams Shot Dead
Bryan Texas reports Jake and Boney Williams, brothers, were shot to death Saturday as they left town. Their nephew Yom Williams has been arrested in connection with the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tex
Jake
Boney Williams
Yom Williams
Will of Martha C Callanan Distributes Funds
The Aug. 17 death of Martha C Callanan leaves $20,000 to Tuskegee Normal Institute in Alabama, $10,000 to the Name for the Aged in Des Moines, $1,000 to the Woman's Standard in Waterloo, and $500 to the W C T U of Iowa.
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Des Moines
Martha C. Callanan
Tuskegee Normal Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Woman’s Standard
Waterloo
Towa
Cabinet change rumors denied by Matin report
Paris reports there is no foundation for cabinet change rumors. More than 100 people seek permission to view the execution of Czolgosz at Auburn prison. McKinley memorial events in Porto Rico and Cuba are described as impressive. Queen Alexandra sends an autograph letter to Mrs. McKinley. Carrie Nation says strong prospects in New York will cancel Indiana engagements. Crescens plans a fast mile at Columbus driving park in October.
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Paris
Matin
Mead
Auburn Prison
N. Y
Czolzosz
McKinley
Porto Rico
Cuba
Queen Alexandra
Carrie Nation
New York State
Indiana
Crescens
Columbus (O
Miss Netlie Cole and Frank W Buckley wed in St Louis
Guthrie Oklahoma Territory report notes Miss Netlie Cole of St Louis whose portrait won a national beauty prize in 1800 married Frank W Buckley a St Louis manufacturer at the bride’s parents home at noon Saturday.
Carris Sells the Seats at Graham Theatre Season
Advance sale for Graham theatre attractions will be at Carris' hist side drug store. Bh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Theatre
Carris
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Hamilton
Lewis and
Titus
Werzelgosz
Delaware Avenue
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Mkinley
Mrs. McKinley
U. & Transport
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Senator Quay
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Ata
Miss Patten Salls
Brazil
Soo
German Socialista
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Pocahontas
W. Va
George W. Hill
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Louisville
Jimmy Michael
Bobby Walthour
Madison Square Garden
Ohio Central
Michigan Central
Cincinnati
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Lima
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James M. Bell
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N. J
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Pocher
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Hie
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
avTee Ieer
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Hington
Josxin Krew
Cras. H. Keen
Frank Stewart
I. M. Sprovant
Asst. Cashier
T. J. Dempsey
Johnson
Johnson's Bakery
Harwood
South Ride
L. E. Latta
Joseph Pollard, Jr
Owa
H. Knecht
Washington National Bank
Attorney At Law
Cefior
Kear Albertson
Temple Building
W. H. Butterfield
Ora‘l's
Marsh W. Bailey
P. J. Hanley
Washington County Savings Bank
Schuyler W. Livingston
Washington, Iowa
Court House
W. D. Lowry
Mercer & Chilcote’s
W. A. Stiles & Co
West Main St
Washington, Ia
Lila Whitmore
Galeys
Hotel Allen
Frank Rowers
Oe Alair
Warre
M. Kmok
First National Bank
Washington, Town
Pimcious
Wm. Blair Ht
Robinson
Frank Ye
Seekteed
R. Jeffrey
Pree
Feo oorTe
E. Townsend
D. K
Flossie Roads
Columbian School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Bartlett
Lombardo’s
Charley Means
East Side Restaurant
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Brown
Philadelphia
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T. R
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Columbus Junction
Muscatine
California
Pacific Northwest
BE. Stewart
Agt
Burlington
Beg
Peoria
Cedar Rapids House
Joan
Brighton
Mason City
Sun
St. Paul
Peoris
C&n W
Omaha
US Trofic
Peta
Niagara Falls
Wa Pan- American
Adams Street
A. Palmer
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