River Keeps Its Dead Pendleton and Gay In River Search
In Citcan Forge Virginia on April 19 a river tragedy leaves Miss Mabel Pendleton and Stuart Gay missing as rescuers rake the stream for their bodies. An anxious crowd, intense grief, and police scrutiny surround the ongoing search and questions arise over an officer’s actions during the incident.
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Miss Pendleton
Stuart Gay
Warbingtom
Citcan Forge
Mabel Pendleton
Io Kreal
Hamburger
Chetral
Inn Gate
Staunton
Gay
Sis Pendleton
Washington
Holy Man in Jail Two Brothers Found Insane
In Raleigh North Carolina deputy sheriff took George Macon twenty eight years old and Lonnie Macon into custody after both wandered into the woods north of Raleigh and became insane. George claimed to be a holy man and had recently traveled to Richmond. He escaped a train en route to Raleigh, was found in the woods near starvation, and both brothers await admission to a hospital for the insane.
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Washington
Raleigh
N.C
Sherif
George Macon
Ral- Wek
Richmond
Lonnie
Nita
Ales
Geors
Sear
Luntnie
George
Court Sustains Suit Against Government in Shipbuilding Case
Norfolk judge refuses to dismiss a $30,000 action brought by Idlewood Richmond’s summer resort owner against the United States government. The court held the Navy’s order for a new testing standard caused added costs, allowing damages if facts align with allegations. The case proceeds to trial on the merits June 22.
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Norfolk
Apri
Pevert
Washington “Post
Wachittetay
Echatont Va
Gemurrer
Idlewood
Richmond
United States
Newport Rows
Secretary of the Navy
Charleston
Cen
Prominent Baltimore Lawyer John Findlay Dies at Home
John Van Tarpinit Findlay, renowned Baltimore lawyer and former congressman, died at his home in Baltimore after a heart failure. Born December 18, 18__, he owned the estate Tammany near Williamport and belonged to a storied Maryland family. Survived by a son, a daughter, a widow, a brother Judge James Findlay, and relatives Nannie and Robert Findlay, with cousin Robert Findlay of the city.
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Sprelat
Washington Post
Baltimo Pri
John van Tarpinitlay
Baltimore
Congress
Wmarstand
Findlay
Maryland
Pennsylvania
John Windlay
Bophia van Lest
Washington County
Aryland
Williamsrt
Williamport
Mary Mackenzie
John P. Mackensie
Waz
Mary Keatey
Vincent Keesey
York
James Findlay
Nannie Findlay
Robert
Figman's valet caught and charged in robbery
Prclal to The Washington Fort, Petersburg Va April 19 Harry Push of Asheville valet of Max Wigman of the Man on the Box troupe charged with robbing Figmen of 153 in money and a diamond pin in this city last Tuesday night. He was arrested in Lynburg last night and brought here for trial. The pin and part of the money have been recovered.
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Prclal
Washlegton Fort
Petersburg
Harry Push
Asheville
Max Wigman
Lyneburg
Graft Charges Probe Over Elkina Allegations In Baltimore
Grand jury opens inquiry into graft charges tied to city councilmen allegedly demanding up to 800000 for votes on the Fuller bid in the Western Maryland Railroad sale. Robert Burton and George Dubreuil's Washington case informs the charges. Senator Stephen Elkins figure cited. Landstreet denied knowledge.
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Baltimore
Robert Burton
Comei
Western Maryland Railroad
Puller
Stephen B. Elkins
Benster Elkins
West Virgintia Central Railroad
Burton
Senator Elkins
Edgar 17. Gans
Maryland
Hikins
Landstreet
Death ends secret Maryland marriage tale
Sadie Tirlon Galton as of ten months after a June 4 ceremony at Eldicott City wed William Watkins a Lexington market dealer. The bride died at 11 last night from an abdominal illness and heart failure after a four year illness, revealing the marriage before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetal
Wrahington Vest
Baltimore
Sadie Tirlon Galton
North Blount Street
Willam
Watkins, & Butler
Lesington
Eldicott City
Ron
Looking Into Child Labor Special to The Washington Foss
Mrs J Hilon Foster of Washington DC and a Department of Justice special agent, detailed by President Roosevelt, arrives in Winston-Salem to study labor of women and children. She travels with Tompkins of Charlotte, touring Wilkes County farms and investigating agricultural conditions.
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Washington Foss
Winston-Salem
N.C
J. Hilon Foster
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
United States
Wilkes County
Foster Siiteé
B. Aa
Tompkins
Charlotte
Minister Seaman jailed in Charlottesville for failure to bond
Seaman, a city minister and pastor of several churches, was committed to the city jail after refusing to furnish bond to keep the peace. The arrest followed his wife’s complaint accusing him of assault and alleging threats, including spitting in her presence.
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Rynetal
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Agel
Hervey
Seaman
Robert Watson
Serman
Ace
Fire damages building near animal arena. cost estimated
A fire tore through a structure near the animal arena causing about $30,000 in damage. The adjoining rubbshkeller was also damaged slightly while the blaze was brought under control shortly after 2 o'clock. The blaze proximity to the animals sparked considerable excitement.
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Eran
Potomac Closed Season Opinion Clarifies River Protections
In Rockville Maryland April 18 Attorney General Bryan states in a communication to State's Attorney Hubert B Peter that Potomac River fishing is protected from April 15 to June 1 by the law of 3808 and that the law of 194 does not apply The decision notes the protection rests on an agreement between Maryland and Virginia and any change to the compact requires formal alteration The penalty for violations is a fine of 9N or up to six months in jail
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Sperta
Rockville
Hubert B. Peter
Bryan
Potomac River
Maryland
Virginia
Attacked Girl Near The Washington Fest in Hagerstown
Joseph Nowell a blind pencil peddler of Hagerstown aged sixty was arrested after Pearl Weant eleven read to him was assaulted. Juste F A George and William Spert found the attacker and Nowell confessed to officers after the incident at his home near his church where he attended a vigil service.
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Spectad
Hagerstown
Joseph Nowell
Juste F.A. George Ab
William Spert
Pearl Weant
Nowell
North Carolina Cotton Crop Predicted as Very Large
In Raleigh on April 14 Thomas B. Parker secretary of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Association and the North Carolina Farmers Alliance said a great cotton crop will be planted in North Carolina and that projections indicate a strong increase across the South. No figures yet show acreage figures.
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Washington
Raleigh
Thomas B. Parker
North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Association
North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance
North Carolina
South
Sleeping Man Robbed in Saloon Turns on Thief
Frank Brown alias Jocke of 1 Patterson Street NW is charged with robbing William Ray of $5 while Ray slept in John O Keefe’s saloon at 2134 Seventh Street NW. Brown admits theft and faces arraignment in Police Court today. Snow falls in Western Maryland with several inches reported in Cumberland and Frostburg.
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Frank Brown
Jocke
Patterson Street
Coffin
William Ray
Maryland Avenue
Brown
Wiliams
John O'Keefe
Seventh Strest
Frown
Maryland
Lattimore
Curberland
Frostburg
Baltimore Bride Shot by Husband in Five Month Marriage
Baltimore News reports: William E L Klehm shot his wife after a money dispute. The 17 year old bride, shot in the breast, lies in critical condition at Hopkins Hospital. Her mother Mrs Sadie Young was wounded as Klehm confronted the couple in their home and then fled. The husband, later captured, is in custody as the investigation continues.
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Worhington
Baltimore
Wiliam EL. Klenna
Seo
Jonas Hopkins
Hogptini
Sadia Young
Br Klehm
Henry Kiehm
Fait
Klehm
Slusband
Eleiun
Fenian Ram for Jamestown Exhibit
Special to The Washington Post reports that the Fenian Ram, the first submarine built during the Fenian era, is awaiting a Commerce Department decision on anchorage at Jamestown Exposition with warships. Inspectors doubt its seaworthiness for the voyage from the Connecticut River to Barilsu Bay for fitting out.
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Washington Post
New York
Jin Koesman
Department of Commerce
England
Ju’ Erat
Connecticut River
Barlisu Bay
United States
Jamestown
Jim
America
Hearst Briefs On Tuesday In Ouster Suit
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court heard argument in the William F. Hearst ouster suit against Mayor McClellan. A stay pending appeal was requested from a judgment overruling the mayor’s demurrer. The court ordered submission of briefs on Tuesday next.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court Today
Wiliam F. Hearst
Muser McClellan
Rates to Orient Argued in Railway Rate Case
Testimony in a freight rate dispute focused on cotton shipments from southern points to the Pueblo Coast and China. Southall moved to postpone ruling until subpoenas could compel minutes from machinery conferences showing an alleged agreement to raise rates. minutes were ordered produced and the hearing continued with Lincoln Green of the Southern Railway detailing a low rate due to water competition.
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Pueblo Coast
China
Mission
Southall
Nvartag
Railroad
Alteamshin
Lincoln Green
Trate
Southern Railway
Green
Tate
May Break Deadlock In Name of Senator Vote
Madison Wisconsin April 19 There was no change in the senatorial deadlock today The next balloting will take place Tuesday afternoon It is predicted that a break may come with one or two members voting for Gov Davidson and others following to yield a bloc that could decide the contest Rumors of Lemont withdrawal are denied The Rhode Island legislature will adjourn Wednesday and a United States Senator is not expected to be chosen this session Fifty six ballots have failed to elect a senator
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Spechd
Madison
Wis
Bome
Gov
Davidaon
Lemont Ie
Stephenson
Aedu
Spooner
Providence
Rhune Island
United States
Seaator
Wedding on Warship Aboard the Wabash
Miss Beatrice Hawley daughter of Captain Hawley of the Wabash wed Ensign Edward G. Hargis U S N. The ceremony performed by Rev Dr Moore of Lynn took place aboard with about fifty navy guests. Hargis sails soon to Bapaaltte then Washington en route to his new station. The wedding transformed the ship into a fairy setting with sailors aiding the celebration.
Lane Indicted for Embezzling 7800 From Indian Agent Office
Federal grand jury in Muskogee Indicts Lyman K Lane former financial clerk for the United States Indian Agent charged with embezzling 7800 dollars in government funds. The charge was announced tonight as the grand jury session continued on April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Muskogee
Ind. T
Lyman K. Lane
Ben
Help for Consumptive Girl at Saks Co Relief Drive
Saks & Co employees, through J C McKeever, raise funds for a consumptive girl in Associated Charities relief effort. They pledge $7 weekly for twelve weeks via the Golden Book Road, totaling $84 plus other gifts reaching $142 to cover about twenty weeks of sanatorium care. Contributions include cash and small gifts from individuals and donors, with a distant relative providing seventy cents weekly.
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Saks & Co
Saka &Co
J. C. McKeever
Associated Charities
Joesph Herbert
HH. &. Green
Jenoma
Ruspell
Cezh
Thompson
Cub. Cloden
Sy John O. Lizner
Min CV. Hiorain
Rafeles Pleads Guilty in Housebreaking Case
James Reed McDougall pleaded guilty before Judge Mulloway to four counts of housebreaking and one of petty larceny. He was held for the grand jury and remanded in lieu of $200 bail. Authorities say he posed as a wholesale coffee dealer to carry out a series of robberies.
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James Reed McDougall
Wedhneeday
Juego Mulloway
McDougall
McDounnell
J Adam Bede at Smoker Advocates Military Armory
Representative J Adam Bede of Minnesota spoke at a Center Market Armory smoker for First Regiment D C National Guard enlisted men. He urged moving toward a new armory to serve militia and inaugural balls, as regimental parade, supper, and music followed by ship movement notices and arrivals from New York and Liverpool reflecting a busy maritime schedule.
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J. Adam Bede
Minnesote
D. C
N. G
Center Market
Mnllitia
Children Dance in Masks at Washington Baengerbund Ball
Crowds attend the Washington Baengerbund masquerade ball at National Rifles Armory with hundreds of children and costumed attendees from infants to adults. The event runs from 10:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. as youngsters tired out, elders take over the floor, and many costumes range from artistic to grotesque.
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Washington Baengerbund
Indiana
National Rifles Armory
Little Jones
Woman Falls Into Spring Near Canal Road
Mrs Jennie McAtee, seized by vertigo while pulling a bucket of water, toppled into a spring near her Canal Road home. Robert Thomas rushed to help, she was pulled from the water and taken home. Facial bruises and cuts were noted, doctor attended, condition reportedly satisfactory last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McAtee
Canal Road
Robert Thomas
Bor
Vice Consul Dies at Panama in Cajon
The State Department reports the death of Jesse M. Hyatt, vice consul at Panama, in Cajon. Hyatt, a Maryland native, was appointed August 10, and reappointed May 2 in 19. Wilson to Speak in Philadelphia at Americus Club banquet in Pittsburgh on April 71.
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Panama
State Department
Cajon
Jesse MM. Hyatt
View
Mr. Hyatt
Maryland
Wilson
Philadelphia
Americus Club
Pittspurs
Wilton
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Tentative peace pact seen for Central America end to war
Advices yesterday reported a tentative agreement among Nicaragua and El Salvador likely ending the Central American war. Orders were issued for withdrawal of Nicaraguan troops from Honduras as peace negotiations continue with prospects of quick success. Minister Corrasof of Nicaragua met Assistant Secretary Bacon after telegrams from his government indicated progress in foreign minister talks and that several clauses of the peace accords were settled.
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Nicaragua
Salvador
Nicaragguan
Honduras
Corrasof
Seretary
Bacon
Robbery fugitive sentenced to St. Cloud Reform School
John Guntler, a 19 year old from St Paul Minnesota, confessed to robbing the Northern Express Company’s office. He forced Fred Zimmerman’s clerk to hand over a $25,000 package. He was arraigned in Municipal Court and sent to the District Court for an indeterminate sentence.
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St. Paul
Min
John Guntler
Northern Xpress ‘Company
Fred Zimmerman
St. Cloud
Wes
Idaho Prosecutor Meets Attorney General on Borah Indictment
Norman N. Rulok, Idaho district attorney, arrived in Washington to confer with Attorney General Bonaparte about the Mayer Heywood murder case and the timber land fraud indictments involving United States Senator Borah. Rulok also plans to discuss delaying the Borah indictments and the department’s view of the evidence.
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Alli
United States
Borah
Norman N. Rulok
District of Idaho
Washington
Bonaparte
Department
Mayer Did’ Heywood
Western Federation of Miners
Gay
Kismenburg
Idlaho
Rolek
Tiptoo
Rulck
Louis J Bond Dead After Long West Mining Ties
Louis J Bond dies at his daughter s home aged eighty one. A Longtime resident of the area he tracked from Harrison County Virginia West Virginia to Monticello Pratt County Alabama then to the Great Falls gold mining district where he managed operations. Survived by three sons O L Bond of Baltimore A D Bond and L A Bond of Chicago and two daughters Mrs H Hall of Brookland DC and Mrs Le A Leech of this city.
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Louis J. Bond
Great Falls
Imaill
Harrison County
West Virginia
Bond
Monticello
Pratt County
Great Talis
O. L. Bond
Baltimore
A. D. Bond
Bigotty
H. Hall
Brookland
D. C
Rescue Crew Starving After Shipwreck Report
State Department reports wreck of the American ship Great Admiral in the North Pacific. The vessel left Port Townsend Washington with lumber valued at 31,000 and foundered in a heavy gale. Captain and nineteen crewmen drifted two days, two died from exposure, rescued by Captain J. C. Me Vancouver to Australia aboard a cigarette Starta Hotel. Fire at the Hotel Vendome causes about 100 damage. Arlington burial planned for Col. George W Ravenvelt, former consul general, who died in Dublin. Roosevelt aide served in Civil War Pennsylvania regiment.
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State Department
Department of State
Devéthder
North
Pacife
Ocean
Port Townsend
Uhen
Vancouver
Australia
Arate
Vendome
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
Arlington
George W. Ravenvelt
Bruwele
Col
Oosevelt
Bandit Chief Alfano Captured in New York Extradition Sought
Enrico Alfano known as Hortcona, head of the Camorra, was arrested in New York after fleeing Naples where rivals and his wife were condemned to death. He admitted identity, said he is 32 and a salesman, arrived on La Touraine, and is held without bail awaiting extradition or deportation under immigration laws.
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Jim
Naples
Enrico Alfano
Hortcona
Camorra
United States
Pentiaen
Alfano
Cnocole
Custof
Alfaya Pecainetti
Alfane
New York
Aeterttyre
Sergeenta
Beng
Lwaondine
Uraty
Alfonso
Cootrat
Touraine
Tombs
Iis Geld
New Books Listed With Mixed Reviews and Notices
A long catalog recaps new titles from major publishers featuring works by Ralph O Paine and Ellsey Harding among others. It notes praise for prose style and storytelling, with reviews touching on The Demetrian and King to King, plus biographical and outdoor writing, and odd bits about translations and literary history.
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Demetrian
Ellsey-Harding
New York
Shouid
Theorses
Priest MacGulley
Charles
Bertiner
Tions
Nooa's
Death of Abner W. Rose in Knoxville Tennessee
Abner W Rose aged sixty seven died in Knoxville due to paralysis after two years of illness. He was a native of Ennox County born February 180 and served in the Civil War with the Third Tennessee Cavalry. He held a government post in Washington for thirty years, recently resigning, and returned to Knoxville for health reasons. Survived by wife and seven children, with several children living in Washington St Louis and elsewhere.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Abner W Rose
Ross
Ennox County
Third Tennessee Cavalry
Washington
Capitol
Samuel RB
W Robert
Oscar I
B.S. Clayton
Washington, D. C
Victim of political job vows exposures after resignation
Gov Hagerman of New Maxtes, facing resignation demanded by President Roosevelt, left St Louis for Albuquerque after a three day stay. He claimed he was victim of the worst political job and planned to expose grafters upon resigning, saying he would forward his formal resignation to the President. He indicated he had fought grafters behind his removal and named Capt George Curry as his successor.
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Workington
St Louis
Jl ‘Hagerman
New Maxtes
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Hagerman Dooterea
Jefferson Hotel
Hagerman
Hawe
George Curry
WIFE Sues Miss Howland Over Afraid of Loss of Husband
Grace Jacobs of Washington sues Florence Howland for 5002 alleging her husband Volmey J. Jacobson was alienated by stories from the Howland family. Jacobs, once chauffeur for the Howlands, had lived with them at their South Paris Maine residence. The case ties to the Walter Baker Company founder’s daughter and the loss of marital affection.
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Eclad
Boston
Maes
Truusband
Volmey J. Jacon3
He Automobiles
Florence Howland
Frank Howland
Walter Baker Company
Grace Jacobs
Miss Howland
Jacobs
The
Howlands
Paris
Woman Endures 45 Day Fast to Cure Rheumatism in Webster City
Mrs Harriet M Clesz of Webster City Iowa, after fasting forty five days with no food, broke her fast and began eating, claiming relief from rheumatic pain. She had not eaten for nearly seven weeks yet remained able to work at home and planned to continue abstaining until all pain ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Webster City
Iowa
Harriet M. Clesz
Clasz
Death of Rev F Gilbert the founder and first mayor of Takoma Park
Benjamin Franklin Gilbert longtime real estate figure in the Capital region died at Garfield Hospital after months of illness. He founded Takoma Park and served as its first mayor, associated with Gov. Shepherd. Born in De Ruyter New York he moved to Washington during the Civil War and built several properties including Grant Place. His career included hotel work a eating house and later real estate ventures with Alexander Shepherd. He suffered a stroke years ago and had a recent serious illness. He advocated government acquisition of the land between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Mall for department buildings.
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Benjamin Franklin Gilbert
Garfeld Hospital
Ness
Tanée
E. C. Gilbert
Wellsville
N.Y
Canada
Gilbert
Takoma Park
Washington
de Ruyter
Madison County
Grant Place
Alexander R. Shepherd
Ar. Gilbert
Dunellen
Togo
Vlea
United States
Lang
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mall
Laborers Save Thain as Express Brakes at Ditch Near East Hartford
A New York Boston express narrowly avoided a plunge into a ten foot ditch in East Hartford when Italian laborers rushed onto the track and flagged the speeding train. Track elimination at the main street crossing is underway. a flagged watchman reportedly left his post unguarded, prompting an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hartford
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Samoa
Warr
Death and unrest as rival republicans clash in Iladeld
Deputy mortally wounded in Iladeld as Llener Salmeron a former Spanish president and Republican leader clashed with two groups of advanced Republicans opposing an electoral alliance with Carli and Catalans. Sienot Cambon a Catalan deputy was mortally wounded. Police detained several suspects amid fears of grave disorders on April 2 when deputies are elected.
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Iladeld
Llener Salmeron
Spanish Republic
Repulicans
Carli
Sienot Cambon
Milice
Chamber of Deputies
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Richmoni
John van Lear Findlay
Baltimore Bar
Figman
Mary-landa
Elkina
J. Ellen Foster
Winston-Salem, N. C
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Parker
Howse
Hearst
Capt. Kawtsy
G. Hargis
Ee Me Toet
Rafeles
Grand Jury
Smoker
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Grben
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Liverpool
Eam
Supany
Sable Irland
Southéeapton
Fundy
Amerika
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Abut & A. m- Bauday
Browhead
Pine
Ayer
Lowell, Mass
Great Northern’ Express
Idaho
Stenmenburg
Food and Druga Act
Browning & Baines, Inc
Pa. Ave
Mulberry Street
Giuseppe Cuccolo
Alfano Adiits
Aden OT Ae
Ralph O. Paine
Quine Publicning: Company
New. York
Pattie
G. Lowes Dickinson
McChure, Phillips & Co
New Yorks
Bitwitdarr Frost
F. A. Brokee Company
Margaret P. Moitegue
Baker & Taylor
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Ain
Hlorenes Wukinaoo
McChire, Philips &Co
Caleb
Conover
Ratwroaber
Albert
Ayeou Terbund
Authors and Newspapers’ Association
Congo
Bregerick Etarc
Pecks & Co
Chicago
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Comtanes Smedley
Fife
Richard Harry
New England
seubeTey
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Ewald
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Jona TL Piant
Bakoe”& Taylor Campray
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Seriktes
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Yester F.hapgood
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Ireland
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EK Street
Nishand
Rossmore
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Celling
Order of Hibernians
War Department
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Tennessee
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Til
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Cavaby
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Bich Girl
F. Gilbert
Shepherd
Fishman
Trader- Salomeron
Madrid
Sunday Post
Goldfield
W. Ww. Jacobs
Bill McDonald
Texas Rangers
Lightning A
George Washington University
Miquelane
Orang-Outang
San Francisco
Maarten Maartens
India
Scott Campbell
Army
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