Graze by occultism amid charges of mail fraud
A hearing in Washington on mail fraud charges tied to the College of Science reveals that White allegedly received up to $5,000 weekly. Deputy Spat led the government probe into eight young women employed there, detailing letters, horoscopes, and other talismans sent to clients. Dr White, released on $16,000 bail, faces federal fraud charges after a grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
College of Science
White
Boote
Spat
Soper
Rose A.rainon
Commission
Peder Grand Jury
United States
Eckhardt Renominated for Third Term as Kensington Mayor
Citizens of Kensington renominated Mayor Eckhardt for a third term at a meeting held in Kensington. Frank Swit Edgar Moore and others were named for council. The election is set for Monday May 7 and supporters emphasize unity and respect for the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Washington Post
Lane
Eckhardt
Frank F. Swit
Edgar W. Moore
Alten
W. Cornwall
Seler
Frank
Nan C. Little
Eckhard
Big Mus Mayer
Bookkeeper Wyatt W. Brown Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Newport News April 10 Special to The Wellington Post Wyatt W Brown a well known young man and bookkeeper for Dabney Brokerage shot himself in the upstairs storage room while temporarily insane and without a known cause He was a Tarboro North Carolina native and had moved to Newport News with his family His mother father brother and five sisters live in Coneto North Carolina and he also had kin in Highpoint North Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Welington Post
Wyatt
W. Brown
Tila Cy
Dabney Brokerage, Company
Eighteenth Street
Brown
Mr. Brown
Tarboro
Conetoe
N.C
Browner
Highpome
Nog T
Abduction Charge Tangles Maryland Steamer Crew
Milton Juses of the steamer Calvert, operating between Washington and Baltimore, was arrested in Fredericksburg on charges of abducting Miss Mabel Nash, a girl under sixteen. The case parallels a separate fatal crash where Walter Faya, a B and O brakeman, died at a railroad intersection while several relatives survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epeoms Wine
Martinsby Fausler
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio and
Cimberland
Walter Faya
Alexandria Company Chartered In Virginia
The Alexandria Company receives a charter for a general real estate business with base resident XE B Nicol and secretary treasurer, both of Manassas, in the April 10 session of a state corporation commission. Also notes a U S District Court session in Lynenburg with a hung jury after preliminary work. A grain boat sank in the C and O Canal near Weverton with 3,000 bushels of wheat, delaying navigation briefly. Jesse L Staub of Silver Groves WA and Miss Rose May Hell of Bluemont married at a Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in Harpers Ferry yesterday. An editor cites Bucklew's Arnica Halve advert for healing wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Wane Fuchmand
Fusion Tenday
XE B. Nicol
Manassas
Capital Kun
Piject
C. & O. Canal
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Darby
Chesapeake and Ohio
Weverton
J. L. Staub
Washington Pos Harpers Ferry
Jesse L. Staub
Silver Groves We. Yau
Rose May Hell
Bluemont
Methodist Biscopal
J. Ro Wood
Race clash at Mines. American kills Italian in revenge
Special to The Washington Post reports trouble between Americans and Italians in Weaver West Virginia. Shannon Price of Junior killed Domini Sandy, an Italian, at the top of the No. 2 pine tipple around 3 PM. The incident follows days of American forceful beer theft from foreigners and ongoing tension. Police did not pursue Price as he headed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
W. Va
Washington Post
Stat
Domini Sandy
Shannon Price
Junior
Mattan
No. 2
Pine
Price
Bern
Crushed Under Engine on Relief Train in Cumberland
Special to The Weakington Post reports a relief train wreck in Cumberland Maryland on April 20. Engineer Samuel Martin of Cumberland was killed when the engine plunged from an embankment after a sharp curve. Fireman Albert Harrigan was fatally injured with a crushed skull. he was taken to Alleghany Hospital. Both men were beneath the wreckage. Martin died at the scene and Harrigan died later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weakington Post
Cumberland
West Virginia
Harrison
Allehany Hospital
Martin
Insane Man Incendiary in Prince George County
A reportedly insane Peter J. Hill threatened his wife and children at his Prince George County home. The family fled to Judge Rives for protection as Hill set their house ablaze, destroying $12,000 in value and $6,400 in papers plus $2,000 cash. He was arrested. nearby wrecks and notes involve Washington and Clare County brief items, including a train injury and a brake man killed.
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Washington
Petersburg
Peter J. Hill
Prince George County
Timothy Rim
Prince ‘George County
Judge Rives
Hill
Dugge Rives
RSTM
Early Habits Form Characters and Savings Advice
Advice urges parents to teach children to save at the bank, forming a habit that becomes a lifelong blessing. Mentions bank branches at Mth and H Streets NE and 436 Tth Street SW with assets exceeding a million and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
H Sts. NE
Tth
St. S. W
Names the Ministers Conference Finishes Work
Baltimore April 10 The Methodist Protestant conference closes with President Little announcing a total increase of 20 in benevolences for the past year and several ministerial appointments. A board of finance inquiry was ordered into the assessment schedule and Sabbaths observance reports condemned Sunday excursions and sacred concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant Conference
J. W. Kirk
Arnutt Memorial Church
D. L. Greenfield
Chestertown
W. 8. Philips
Salisbury
J. Smith
Louis Randulph
Phillips
Crisfeld
A.C. Boyd
Kansas Methodist Episcopal Conference
Clayton
Committee
Frank H. Lewis
Pittsburg
Arcomac
A. W. Mather
Alexandria
Cannon, Co
Farring
Caroline
S. Johnson
Cecil
C. B. Stansburg
Centerville
D. Store
Chesapeake
Dickey Conocord
FL. Stevens
Conoquest
Lé Supplieds
Origad
Louis Randall
Crumptom
G. Ewing
Cumberland
W. & Melvin
Ofpeult
We. L
Hbman
Deer Creek
G. R. Moages
Deer Park
J. Kinell
Delmar
J. Aim
Delta
Humphreys
Beaton
Thomas Whesler
Dorchester
Look
Dover
Lelpale
G. al Oge
East Baltmore
D. Kintier
Easton
W.R. Graham
Elizabeth
H H. Libinger
Kutaw
W. Coe
Evergreen
J. L. Steeughn
Fairfax
Litsinger
Falreiun
Fawn Grove
Treway
Federalsburg
Claybourne Fautton
Felton
C.J. Burdette
Fipki- Wingy
Casten
Brenklin
City
G.R. Donaldson
Frederick
B. F. Ruby
Georgetown
Virginia Weddings in Suffolk and Nearby Areas
Suffolk reports two marriages on April 10. Sodolph zB Newman of Cleveland Ohio wed Miss Mery B Williams daughter of James Williams at the bride’s uncle Ernest L Folk residence in Suffolk. A dispatch notes George L Borum formerly of Virginia’s assembly wed Virginia Reed West, both residents of Suffolk with the bride from Franklin Fort Delaware. In Lexington at Raphine Rockbridge County Miss Steple Tee Readcap daughter of Mrs Ama Parker Rosdeep wed Frederick WY Chansy of Danville. Swann performed the ceremony with Rev. pastor officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Sodolph Zb .Newman
Cleveland
Ohio
Mery B. Williams
James Williams
Day
H. Johnson
Ernest L. Folk
Cuit Cage
George L. Borum
Suffall
Prank Fort
Del
Lexington
Raphine
Rockbridge County
Misa Steple Tee Readcap
Ama Parker Rosdeep
Frederick WY. Chansy
Danville
Swann
Obituaries From Warsaw And Fairfax Area
J A Coates aged forty five dies at home near Warsaw after brief illness of pneumonia following measles. He is survived by widow and three children. Mrs Newton Fox dies at her home near Conklin Loudoun County aged sixty five. She is survived by husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
J. A. Coates
J . Fairfax Court House
Newton Fox
Conklin
Loudoun County
Fairfax Line
Two Killed In Wreck At Exmore Virginia Passenger Train Collides With Freight Cars
Exmore Virginia April 10 engineer Daniel Parker of Delmar and fireman G R Wilson of Georgetown D C were killed when a south bound passenger train on the Newark Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad crashed into the rear of a freight train. The impact wrecked the express and four freight cars. over 100 passengers were aboard but none injured. The mail car stayed on the track with slight damage.
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Washington
Hall
Exmore
Steelal
Daniel Parker
Delmar
G. R. Wilson
Georgetown
D. C
Newark, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Mother's Shot Kills Child in Virginia Farm Incident
Special to The Washington Roar Roanoke Va April 10 A three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Floyd died from a gunshot wound inflicted by her mother who fired at a cat. The child stepped in front of the gun and the bullet struck her neck. She lingered until 10 am in an unconscious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Roar
Roanoke
W. N. Floyd
Hutch
Infant Attack Fatality Shocks West Virginia Town
In Wheeling on April 10 a three year old daughter of Michael Lapasa of Benwood attacked a two month old neighbor with a Dutelier knife in the mother's absence. The infant suffered a severed nose, breast injury, and a nearly severed arm, with authorities stating the injuries proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Wheeling
W.a
Michael Lapasa
Benwood
Edward Schepoch
Fata
Critic responds to Charles County liquor license veto
Congressman Mudd voiced strong surprise at Gov Warfield veto of the Charles County liquor license measure. He argued the veto leaves the law defective and void in parts, noting the delegation had supported it with attorney general approval. He warned residents would blame the lack of legislation for ongoing issues in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Charles County
Mudd
Warfeld
Charles
Charnex County
Primary Bill Signed for Montgomery County Elections
Special to The Washington Feat Montgomery County now has a signed bill regulating primary elections by Gov. Warfield amid ongoing deliberation over identical measures. In related notes, the Montgomery Trust bill failed executive approval after amendments. Carnegie gifts to Blackstone School loom as discussions with donors continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Montgomery County
Washington
Rockville
Montgomery Trust, Company
Lee
Hia
Alexandria City Council Examines Fish Wharf Revenue and Fire Engine Plans
The Alexandria city council met to survey the fish wharf property and determine revenue sources from any buildings on it. The finance committee recommended spending 33 500 for a new fire engine, with an old engine traded in, and the old hydraulic engine house to be sold to the highest bidder. The meeting also touched on plans to elect a successor to Dr. Thomas EB Cochran and an ongoing police department inquiry, plus updates on the William McKinley Industrial School building and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureay
King Street
Alexandria
Committee On Public Property
Spinks
Tafter
North Royal Street
Harrison
Disogse
Thomas EB. Cochran
Immigrants for Virginia Discussed at Agriculture Board
Richmond April 10 The State Board of Agriculture held its quarterly session in which W Heater of Orange was chosen president. The executive committee members were W Heater J HwG Bevergl ey W H Egghom A O Mayek and ALR Scott. They paid respects to the governor and discussed immigration questions and related policies impacting Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Washington
Richmond
Beats
Board of Agriculture
W. Heater
Orange
Waa
Xvere
Shoven
W, Heater
Hw.g
Bevergley
W. H
Egpbom
O¢ Mayek
Alr
Scott
Hoand
England
Assault Case Terms Up For Trial In Henrico Circuit Court
Richmond April 10 One of the principal witnesses for the prosecution in the Austin Johnson case, a minor assault on Ruth Plack beck, was absent in the Henrico Circuit Court awaiting trial. The case, sentenced to death on appeal, will be heard tomorrow morning. Wealth attorney L C Wend enburg presented the motion. Dr J Williams, key witness, is in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Austin Johnson
Minar
Little Ruth
Plack
Beck
Henrico
Morrow Merrning
L. C. Wendenburg
Common- Wealth
Oven
England
Deputy Tucker Acquitted of Murder in Moonshine Raid
Danville Virginia April 10 Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue GM Tucker returned from Covington Kentucky where he was tried on a murder charge and acquitted. The raid in Buchanan County during July of the prior year led to deaths and injuries. The case was moved to Covington for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Washington Post
Danville
Ty. S
Uric Acid Gravel Warners Safe Cure Adverts
The piece discusses uric acid gravel signs and kidney trouble, praising Warner's Safe Cure as a cure and malaria remedy. It promotes a urine test, claims Safe Cure cures Bright's disease and other urinary disorders, and warns against substitutes. An address in Rochester, New York is cited for analysis and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
South
Chile
Chaltanne
Tenn
Aroud
Bright
Sawmill Merchant Killed in Legato Virginia Accident
Robert H. Streon a Legato merchant and sawmill operator was fatally injured this afternoon when he became entangled in mill machinery at the Legato sawmill near Fairfax County Court House Virginia. He was about forty, survived by a widow and three children and was formerly manager of the Maloneyville distillery near Alexandria. He was the son in law and nephew of E Sisson, proprietor of the Sisson distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sisson
Maryland Obituary Items and Local News
Obituary notices from Maryland and surrounding areas. Claud Bake, a teacher, died at his stepfather’s home in Keedysville, Rockville. Mrs Ad Ella Riggs, widow of Dr Artemus Hizes, died near Unity. Richmond reports a $9,050 partial shortage check from County Treasurer Heckler to settle late Treasurer Todd’s shortfall. Newport News reports Edwin Curtis Hammond killed his wife Mattie Hammond at the Peninsula Hotel and fled before police arrival.
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Hagestoven
Claud Bake
Toynight
Barton
E. Carnatan
Keedyaville
Washingto Rockville
Amanela Riggs
Artemus, Hizes
Thomas Grifith
Unity
Eaaty
Todd
Washington’ Post
Richmond
W. Cynsad
Washington Post
Newport News
Edwin Curtis -Hammond
Widitto Cook
Peninsula Hotel
Mattie
Hammond
Virginis Giz Wedding Blocked by Father and Police
In Roanoke Virginia on April 10 a Telegram and police arrival halted the planned marriage of fourteen year old Virginis Giz, daughter of L and Joseph, after the couple came to Romneke to wed. Two officers arrested them upon alighting from the train. The father’s intervention is described as the cause of the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginis Giz
Washington
Rodnoke
Anril
Polieyman
Joseph- Sue
Philadelphia
Romneke
Lucest
Miss Doeke
Mieix
Woman kills husband in fatal family fight
In a domestic incident that escalated from a long quarrel, a woman fatally shot her husband during a family dispute. A boarder, Wilson, attempted to intervene but was wounded as tensions flared and the shooting concluded the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Quarr
Wilson
Grain and futures slip as weather, crops weigh on markets
Market notes show lower futures on corn and wheat as weather improves and demand remains tepid. Reports of winter wheat conditions slight bullish bias but overall prices edge down with May and July contracts closing mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northery
Duluth
Noida
Svead
Fragmented federal case notes from Georgia county suit
A damaged OCR fragment reports a federal case in Georgia with a female defendant. It mentions a sentence and a leasing matter but provides unclear dates names and specifics, leaving the core details unreadable.
Statute To Appoint Clerk Of Special to The Washington Post
An item reports on a state move to appoint a clerk of circuit court for a county to fill an unexpired term of C. C. Beauchamp. It notes Gov. wartiala and Frank Dashiell of Somerset as involved parties and mentions the Washington Post staff correspondent in Panama. Also includes stock market briefings on wheat and corn with crop reports and prices from The Times and Bradstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armapoll
Gove
Frank Dashiell
Somerset
Passage on cocoa mixtures and nutrition
A fragment describes cocoas with half flour content and others prepared to be ready quickly. It notes some left over to render a nourishing and nutritious outcome, implying varying approaches to blending ingredients for sustenance.
Daily Cotton Market and Poultry Prices Report
Quotations indicate wholesale prices only for cotton and eggs and poultry items. Arrivals for eggs and poultry remain moderate with steady demand. market easing may come after this week. dairy and vegetable prices show variation with steady to higher ranges for certain items.
Richmond Postmaster Appointment Probe Progress
A meeting reviewed the planned appointment of an assistant postmaster in Richmond. Postmaster-elect Rey is linked to the move but details remain unsettled. Mr Cabell departed Richmond Sunday afternoon and has not returned as officials continue the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington Post
Rey
Cabell
Roots
Doubled Tracking and Contract Details Near Gladstone
Fragmented OCR notes describe a double tracking project near east Gladstone and near York, east of Rich. Newport Newa appears as a place reference. A separate 150 miles have been arranged to total 360 miles, with timing and completion unclear due to garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
York
Newport- Newa
Market Produce Prices From California And Local Listings
Readable fragments show assorted produce pricing with items like cabbage celery cucumbers cauliflower beets and beans. Prices are listed per crate barrel or dozen with inconsistent OCR artifacts referencing locations such as California and market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulifower
California
Laigo
New York Produce Prices on Butter Eggs Flour and More
New York April 10 butter receipts demand steady with varied quotes for cheese. Poultry, dressed Western chickens and fowls noted. flour receipts 15,570 barrels with reserves. cornmeal quiet, rye flour quiet, hops steady, hides steady, leather steady. Meats steady, lard firm, pork firm, tallow steady. Petroleum steady, rosin, turpentine, rice steady, molasses stable, coffee steady, sugar raws and refined quiet. Freight market quiet and steady. Potatoes steady Bermuda, crates Florida cabbages, peanuts quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steadz
Geiore
Bermuda
Dust
Florida
Charleston
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Signal Mixed Easter Demand
New York reports mixed receipts and steady to firm prices across cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs amid Easter demand. Chicago notes strong hogs and steady cattle while Toledo captures regional totals and averages for shipments and rums, reflecting a broad but uneven market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chitsgo
Market Iim
Corkmon
RTE
Sammon
New York Capitalists to Lease Cincinnati Gas and Electric Plant
New York investors led by A S White will secure a 95 year lease of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co plant and business. They plan a holding company with 28 million dollars capital and pledge 72 million in improvements over two years. A 4 million cash deposit is required to guarantee dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
White,and Associates
New York
Wwith
Union Pacific Directors Elect New Board Members
New York April 10 The Union Pacific Railroad Company board elected Alpert J. Berling Davila Willcox and Robert Goelet to fill vacancies caused by resignations of O E Katin Jacob B Schur and James H Hyde Pittsburg Pa April 30 At the annual meeting of the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company stockholders state wing directors were elected James C Metra W H Barnes and Samuel S Dennis to fill vacancies Report for year ending December 31 1905 covering 1427 miles shows net earnings 3797708 58 up 720898 569 from 1904
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hibbs & Co
Hain. Ara
New-York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of
Leah
Polrila
Liverpool
Lncal
Weather’ Bureau
Wes
Aol
Cablea’ Frog
Iverpool
Europe
C. H. Kahn
Jacob H. Schiff
James H. Hyde
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Alpert J. Berling
Chicago
Milwaukee “and St Paul Hallway Company
Davila Willcox
Delaware and Hudson Company
Robert Goelet
Union Pacific Directorate
O.e.katin
Jacob B. Schur
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago and St Louis
James C. Metra
W. H. Barnes
Philadelphua
Samuel
Dennis
Newark
N. J
A Boon to the Bilious
You are urged to stop denying yourself wholesome foods for biliousness. The text suggests the cause lies with the liver and stomach needing attention rather than the diet and hints at a remedy for bilious attacks.
Beecham's Pills Advertised For Digestive Health
An old advertisement touts Beecham's Pills as a remedy to settle the stomach regulate the liver and stimulate the bowels. It claims immediate benefits improving digestion aiding nourishment and eliminating residues without irritating the intestines. Suggested for sick headache furred tongue constipation and sallow skin with inactive liver.
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Illmore
Mil
College of Scientist East Pract Street
Parley David
St. Michaels
Mel
Chidren
Alexandria Company
United States Court At
Sivelayterne
Washington Vest
Iarivile, Ve
United States District and Ctrealt Court
Henry C. McDowell
Lynenburg
R. M. Bell
Sehuele
Columbus
Bucklew
Arnica Halve
Basic City
Chaunem
Thomas Hunt
Sheva
Pittsylvania County
WeeRy
Letsburg
Buahtrod Fox
Waterford
Walter
Seaboard
CeoUsgi -Georgetown
H. C. Keon
Georgetiwn
Ctealt
W. W. Johnson
Gupple
Greenwood
C. E. Dryden
Grow
Hrause
Hampden
W. Austin
Iarbeson
Star Supply
Barpers Ferry
Middleway
W. Pe Reterls
Harrington
F. H Mullineaux
Headsville
J. Wooden
Howard
HK. L. Selinks
Harcock
Carroll Madden
Indian Head
I.E. Maloy
Jefferson
Co. Malelessey
Tone
Keen Memorial
J. Mel. Brown
Kemptown
J. A. Wright
Kennedyville
J. Hooker
Kent
Wright. Lavist
W. J. Neppler
Laurel
Gington
Fotonac
Zepp
Powellville
J.lockwagle
Quantico
Comaboon
Queen Anne
Rhode Island Avenue
Reliance
J. F. Bray
Rowlandville
G. E. Brown
Salem
FA. Mollani Sallabury
W. S. Phillipe
Seaford
W. Hingerley
Sharptown
H.W. Th’ Johnson
Boon Hul
L. A. Begnett
South Fullmore
J. L. Miike
Stare
W. Haddaway
Stewartstown
H. F- Gould
Waltersville
J. Ja. Wardwarwick
Wallace Memories
FL J. Phillips
Waverly
W. Shame
West Daltimore
J. M. Holmes
Westminster
L. J. Warner
West Wilmington
Massy
Willamsport
Wilmington
B.A
Ryanz Wye
J.W. Morris
Western Blaryland College
T. H.lewin
Weatmisswe Theological Seminary
H L. Elderdice
Methodist Protestant
F. L. Tagg
Baltimors Book
Concern
L. R. Woodford
Western Maryland College
Avery Donovan
Board of Foreign Missions
E. HL. Vaotvke
Claris Memorial
Bowers
St. John's Church
Benson
Board of Home Missions
Nv Ward
Western Marsland’ College
A. Woerletd
Taft
Arnott
GG. L. Wolfe
J. W.gray
B. Sutherland
Wiegand
J.D. Lucey
Hushing
J. G. Bulliwan
A. Hoblitzer
M. Strayer
Virginia Weddings
Virginia
Wate
Carnegie
Blackstone School
James Cannon
Blackstone Female Institute
Andrew Carnegie
Council
Pune Sumuminaioners
William McKinleydustrial
Banis
Negrets
Wic. Payne
Rhode ‘Island
Magnus IL. Robinson
Rev. B. Robinson
Ane
Treas Rere
Maryland
GRAIN
Fortt
Candlina
Federal - Prigon
Suicot
Shn Yi
F. Street
New York Stock Exchange
Washington ‘Stock Exchange
Gna ‘Ghridge Board of
Low
Tesram
BEY
BAS Weis
Wheat PLC
Wincer
Cme
Yin
Bradstreet
Minneapollis
Carn
Comiuicaion Rouges
Qala
Sigady
Rimkel
Kunkel Brothers Chocolate Manufacture
New “York
Oa Ay
Washington Produce Market
Southern
Caponk
Miz
Ny St
Bat Savannas
Wilmins Steaty
Norfolk
Boston
Steeinnat
Souisville
Ain
Japan
Great Britain
France
Continent
Secaleo
Mexico
Washington Cattle Market
Toledo
North
Lima
Union Pacific Directors
St L
Beecham
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