Aoki Sails For Japan Amid Recall And Contested Words
Viscount Aoki Japanese Ambassador to America sails home aboard the Pace Mall liner Manchuria, guarded by Secret Service men. He repudiates reported remarks on immigration and says he discussed no diplomatic matters since leaving Washington, amid recall from his government and a San Francisco reception.
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San Francisco
Insista
Secret
Cal
Aki
America
Washington
Pace Mall
Fairmount Hotel
Japan
Secret Service
Died Ins Ele on Tuesday January 7 1908
Notices of deaths and funeral arrangements for local residents dated January 1908. Mary Louisa Bennett and Mary Carter among the deceased. services planned at homes and churches with private interments. Various obituaries list ages, relatives, and travel copies requested from New York and Detroit papers.
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Mary Louisa
Elenry Ho Bennett
Pan Rel
Provileare
Fall River
Callar
Turdeughler
J Maury Dove
New Hampshire Avenue
Mary A Carter
Robert Wodorter
St Mary's Church
Rockville
Union Station
Navy Medical School Hospital
William Halephings
St. Thomas’ Church
New Yok
Detroit
Vw Lork
Harry Herbort Wosley
TSN
Paul” Haley
Nineteenth Street
In Memoriam and Tokyo Diplomacy News Brief
In Memoriam notes a friend the deceased Jordan one year after death. The Tokyo item reports a mistranslated Kobe speech by Count Okuma sparking inquiries from Paris Berlin and London and his denial that he urged India against Great Britain. Paris presses claim Franco Japanese entente eases Washington concerns and could aid settlement.
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URDAN
Low VR T Jordan
Itenginberst
Nese
Okuma
Tokyo
London
Count Okuma
Kobe
India
Great Britain
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Qkuma
United States
Japan
Figaro
France
Petit Parisian
M. Jusserand
Washington
Funeral Directors Listed in Washington Notice
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple funeral directors operating in Washington with addresses and phone numbers. Names include Thos H Ser g on, Thos R Nalley & Son, Geo P Zuurhorst, William Lee, Frank Geier's Sons, John R Wright, R F Harveys Sons, W E Speare, Frank A Speare, and Sardo & Co. It reads as a directory blurb for local mortuary services with on site chapels and phone lines.
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R. Nalley
Frank Geier
John R. Wright Co
Teur
Dver Cay
R. F. Harvey
Joni Nous Chapel
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
Mgr. Pelonea
Funeral Clash Over Hibernians Sparks Church Controversy
Philadelphia church dispute unfolds as Rev D J McDermott bars Ancient Order of Hibernians from Daly funeral citing Molly Maguire era memory. Widow agrees to revoke invitation, funeral proceeds without the Hibernians amid rising clerical alarm and archbishop’s nod to secrecy.
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Philadelphia
Order of Hibernians
D. J. McDermott
St. Mary’s
John Daly
Father McDermott
Hibernians
St Mary's
Daly
Pennsylvania
Molly Maguires
Baltimore
Corcoran
Ryan
Corco
Mgr. Turner
Fire damages $250000 in Royal Street blaze
New Orleans January 7 fire on Royal Street near Iberville in the heart of the business district caused $250000 damage. The five story W. G. Thebault furniture house building was practically destroyed and three other structures were damaged. Mrs Edward M Lund cashier of the Tebault firm was injured by falling glass while placing papers on the safe, her face gashed.
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New Orleans
Royal Street
Iberville
Todug
W. G. Thebault
Edward M. Lund
Health Office Record Deaths List
Health office records list twenty two deaths with ages and addresses. Names include Gertrude Essig Elizabeth Gallagher Millard F Martin Margaret H Chollar Frances S McKane Edward F Loughram Thomas P Stephenson David K Hackman Narriet E Garvin Virginia W Alexander Julia S Maris Marcus R Jones Anna J Seymour William McCullum with ages 22 to 69 and residences across city streets and avenues.
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Gertrude Essig
Eght, Ave
Elizabeth Gallagher
N, Haven
Millard F. Martin
Margaret H Chollar
Frances S McKane
Edward F. Loughram
St Se
Thomas P Stephenson
Ith St
David K Hackman
Bout Ow
Narriet E Garvin
12Th St. Nw
Virginia W. Alexander
William McCullum
LICENSED TO MARRY IN A MYRIAD OF CLERKS AND CHURCHES
A list of engagements and marriages shows Clarence E. Fishel 27 and Ethel Lockhart 25. Rev James F Mackin and Ruth Mention 28. Rev R L M Arton 28 and Ella M Hummer 26. Lewis W Cottman SG 36 and Mary C Howard 36. Percy Owen Jones 56 and Charlotte C Massie 44. Frank W Hackett 27 and Margaret V Miller 28. John Purcell 31 and Bosale B Walton 38 both of Louisa Va. James C Lewis 38 and Ethel H Clark 27. Thomas Lewis 34 and Irene Howard 25. Claude Renner 25 and Rosa B Tucker 2. Rev J Howard. Rev Weston Bruner. Rev Thomas J Packard. Rev Alfred Harding. Rev Shelton Ashler.
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Clarence E. Fishel
Ethel Lockhart
James F. Mackin
Richard Ho Hurener
Sterling
Ruth Mention
Vienna
R. L. . M Arton
Ella M. Hummer
BH. L. Shipley
Lewis W. Cottman
Baltimore
Mary CC. Howard
Alfred Harding
Percy Owen-Jones
Norwood
Maso
Charlotte C. Massie
Thomas J. Packard
Frank W. Hackett
Margaret V. Miller
J. J. Muir
John
Purcell
Bosale B. Walton
Loulta
Weston Bruner
James C. Lewis
Valley Grove
W. Va
Ethel H Clark
Thomas Lewis
Irene Howard
Shelton Ashler
Claude Renner
Rosa B. Tucker
W . Howard
Robert Carter
Sadie Road
Rey, J. Howard
Motorman Whitmore Admits Note Sent After Wife’s Death
Buck Whitmore the elevated motorman charged with his wife Lena Whitmore’s murder admitted to his lawyer that he wrote the note sent to Lena’s sister two days after her body was found. He said he planned deception to hide her disappearance, indirectly confessing involvement in the crime and detailing actions from Christmas through the investigation. The case also involves two witnesses and a pending inquest with burial planned in Schenectady.
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Washington Post
New York
Buck" Whitmore
Branegan
Harrison
N. J
Day
Lena
Alexander Simpson
Besale Schmitter
Whitmore
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Radin
Tillary Street
Schenectady
Schmitters
Manhattan Terminal
Brooklyn Bridge
Elliott
Lillie Phieler
Lena Whitmore
William Bartlett
Frank Englert
Baltimore man held in $17000 forgery case for extradition
William J. Mackay, thirty one, of Baltimore, was held in $3000 bail by Magistrate Harris to await extradition from Boston where he was indicted on forgery charges. He was arrested at the Astor House after presenting forged whisky receipts claiming $17000 in bond from Demmelmon. The signatures were forged and Mackay, son in law of Georges Gambrill, is named among the supposed signers. Eugene M. Schwartz enberg, Demmelmon’s attorney, says Mackay confessed.
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Washington Post
New York
William J. Mackay
Baltimore
Mail
Harris
Boston
Mackay
Astor House
Lemuel E. Demmelmoh
George T. Gambrill
Roxbury Rye Distilling Company
Corning & Co
Peoria
Bernheim Bros
Louisville
Weideman Company
Demmelmon
Gambril
Eugene M. Schwartzenberg
Train Robbers Vanquished at Kansas City Union Station
Four men attempted a hijacking aboard the Missouri Kansas and Texas line at Union Station in Kansas City. Conductor H W Drew struck one assailant with a lantern, the robbers fled as police pursued them through the yard.
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Kansas City
Kansas
H. W. Drew
David White
Drew
Night Riders Burn Homes in Kentucky Districts
Masked armed night riders struck Sherburne and Bethel districts late last night in Fleming and Bath counties. They burned the loiz tobacco warehouse of A R Robinson and Peters Brothers general store in Bethel, and the Daugherty Brothers warehouse in Sherburne. No shots were fired. lines were cut to prevent aid.
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Paris
Burley
Sherburne
Fleming County
Bethel
Bath County
A. R. Robinson
Peters Brothers
Daugherty Brothers
Attache Vetten Promoted to First Class Consul
Paris reports M. Vetten the French commercial attache at Washington and F. Labroche the French consul at Manila have been promoted to first class consuls.
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Attache Vetten
Paris
M. Vetten
Washington
F. Labroche
Manila
Saving diamond houses in New York plan to place assets
Special to The Washington Fest reports that four large diamond houses facing embarrassment will likely have their assets placed with trustees. Creditors of Gattle Eltinger Hammell and E M Gattle Co consent, with Joseph Frankel's Sons affiliates near total agreement. Decline in diamond trade and tight money led to reduced Christmas sales and lower imports in 1907, signaling broad industry depression.
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New York
Gattle, Eltinger & Hammell
E. M. Gattle & Co
Joseph Frankel
Maiden Lane
Germans Attacked by Villagers Near Valparaiso
Residents outside Valparaiso and Santiago form bands to guard against bandits. A pleasure party largely of Germans was mistaken for bandits and attacked. One man was killed and five wounded, including Frank Liszt, a naturalized American.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Santiago
Frank Liszt
Eight Thirsty Georgia Colonels Roar Through Prohibition on Savannah
The City of Savannah arrives in New York with its liquor supply wiped out as eight Georgia colonels flee Susannah and drink aboard. They rave about prohibition, broadcast via the wireless and celebrate by depleting the bar before Tybee light. Officers note their impatience at the three mile limit.
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New York
Savannah
State of Georgia
Georgia
Susannah
Sherman
Col
Cornelius Stephens
Ocean Steamship Company
Long Missing Liner Mount Royal Reaches Queenstown
The Mount Royal steamer, last sighted off the Lizard December 10, arrived at Queenstown today. Belonging to the Canadian Pacific Railroad Atlantic service, she left Antwerp December 7 with 4 Hungary emigrants and a crew of women. Severe gales and boiler trouble delayed her, but engineers regained steam and the captain chose the Irish coast route. passengers and crew are reported safe.
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Queenstown
Mount Royal
Lizard
Atlantic
Bermuda
Preffle Railroad
Antwerp
St. John
New Brunswick
Michigan Treasurer Charged With Malfeasance in Office
Gov. Warner files formal charges against State Treasurer Frank P. Glazier for malfeasance and neglect of duty over 665587 deposited in Chelsea Savings Bank, which closed after his financial difficulties. Glazier, critically ill, may not appear at the hearing date.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Fred M. Warner
Frank P. Glazier
Chelsea Savings Bank
Glazier
Warner
Deny Receiver Rumor About Chicago Great Western
Rumors from the East that a receiver had been or would be sought for the Chicago Great Western Railroad were denied by St Paul officials. R C Wight secretary said such an action could not occur before six months after bond interest default. General Manager Samuel G Stickney had no knowledge of any plan.
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St. Paul
Minn
Chicago Great Western Railroad
R. C. Wight
Samuel G. Stickney
Hitchcock
Merer
Hitchcocok
Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Taft
W. A. Thomas
Ohio
Republican Committee
Thomas
Congress
Ashishula
House
White County
Republican Executive Committee
Sparta
Tenn
Taft Club
Erie
Foraker
Snown formula for consumption from Eastern clinics
A specialist from noted Eastern clinics prescribes a remedy for consumption and related coughs. Mix two ounces glycerine with eight ounces whiskey and add one half ounce of Concentrated oil of pine. Take a teaspoonful or tablespoonful every four hours, ensuring the real oil of pine from a half ounce tin sealed vial.
Count on Hitchcock Denied Taft Campaign Manager Rumors
Denials circulate in Taft circles that Frank Hitchcock will join as campaign manager, while supporters discuss his possible resignation from the Post Office and return to politics. Ohio and Tennessee committees express varied backing for Taft and Foraker, as questions about primary versus convention delegate selections unfold.
National Tube Works to Resume at McKeesport
National Tube Company in McKeesport Pennsylvania plans a Sunday night restart returning about 8000 workers to jobs. Also reported in New York the American Cotton Oil Company boosted its annual common stock dividend to 4 percent from 2 percent.
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National Tube Works
McKeesport
Pittsburg
National Tube Villa
New York
Jan
American Cotton Oil Company
No Arms Aboard Wreck Inference Ridiculed
Report from Fuerte Cortes on January 2 and New Orleans on January 1 disputes rumors of arms. Captain Maxwell of the U S gunboat Marietta investigated the Alps wreck on Glovers Reef found no arms aboard or landed. Capitalists William Adler and Moses Schwartz had been aboard but left for Belize seeking aid.
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United States
Fuerte Cortes
Honduras
New Oreang
Alps
Glovers Reef
Central America
Lee Christmas
Puerto Barrios
New Orleans
Maxwell
Marietta
Glovers ‘Reef
Wiliam Adler
Moses Schwartz
Belize
Race Of Ocean Liners Mauretania To Race Kaiser Wilhelm II
Cunard Mauretania will sail April 1 from New York to challenge the fast Kaiser Wilhelm II of North German Lloyd. Despite an eighteen hour head start for the Kaiser, Mauretania aims to carry mail and passengers to London earlier. The Kaiser departs Plymouth March 31 at 1 am, while Mauretania begins its new twice weekly service at 4 am.
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New York
Cunard Line
London
Plymouth
Mauretania
Government seeks larger bond in Standard Oil fine appeal
Chicago on January 7 District Attorney Edward W Sims filed in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals a petition asking to raise the supersedeas bond for Standard Oil Company of Indiana from 3 000 to an amount matching a 29 210 000 fine by Judge Landis The government asserts the company has assets exceeding 27 000 000 and that 1906 profits were 10 516 012 with total indicted profits around 25 057 126 and argues the bond should reflect asset value and potential execution costs
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Chicago
Edward W. Sims
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
K. M. Landis
New Land Fraud Suits In Denver Start Land Recovery Effort
In Denver on January 7 a group of suits began against more than sixty defendants for reclamation of land worth millions seized from timber stone and coal districts. All indicted land fraud figures quashed by Judge R E B Lewis are named in these actions. Portland Oregon January 7 Assistant United States Attorney Cole resigned and Christian Schuebel was nominated by the President to be United States district attorney for Oregon. The office change stems from public land fraud prosecutions.
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Denver
Cole
R. EB. Lewis
Portland
Oreg
United States
Cole Ws
Christian Schuebel
Oregon
Ruef to be jailed as judge orders end of elisor duties
In San Francisco Judge Dunne announced he will issue an order tomorrow ending the elisor in the Abraham Ruef graft case. Ruef, kept in a private prison pending trials, will be handed to the sheriff for proper custody once the sheriff takes office.
Doctor Wheeler Dies by Own Action at Sea
A Hartford dispatch reports Dr. A. G. Wheeler of Cornwall near Newburg committed death by own action, jumping from a Sound steamer. He leaves a wife and several children. Wheeler, who ran a cancer hospital, had gone away on business. no cause was offered for the suicide. His practice had been prosperous.
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Newburg
N. Y
Hartford
Duchess of Manchester Welcomes Daughter in Ireland
In Dublin on Sunday at Kylemore Castle, the Duchess of Manchester formerly Miss Helen Zimmerman of Cincinnati, gave birth to a daughter. The event marks the third child for her grace.
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Grace
Helen Zimmerman
Dublin
Duchess of Manchester
Cincinnati
Kylemore Castle
Safety and 2 Percent Interest Appeal
An advertisement from a strong company invites accounts of any size with terms promising safety and 2 percent interest. The notice cites a capital and surplus of 1,600,000. Names listed include Milton E. Atles and many other individuals such as John Boyd, Myron Parker, Ward Thornton, and Henry Flather.
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Milton E. Atles
Herren
Charles J. Belt
Georee
Henry F. Blount
John C. Boyd
John
McLean
Samuel 8. Burdett
Clarence F. Norment
Albert Curry
Crosby S. Noyen
William M. Coates
Myron M. Parker
Robert Dorman
Tareph Paul
George T. Dunlop
Albert M. Read
James &. Fitch
Ward Thorton
William J. Flather
Frank A. Vanderlip
Henry H. Flather
John F. Witkine
Daniel #yacer
Henry A. Willard
James M. Gresn
Joseph Wright
Flashed Money Triggered Hospital Fight and More Odd Tales
A New York wire tale reports Joseph Pointer, 23, left New Brunswick for the city, played a card game in a coffee shop, and was beaten for $17, now in Flower Hospital with possible skull fracture. Separately, Engine No. 1 incident sent Yeaman to hospital after a horse-drawn team tried to spare him. A “millionaire cop” case ends with a woman’s whip, while a Bellefontaine case finds a woman twice declared dead, revival explained by a chair overturn. An Ormond farmer is tossed by a bull, a perfume theft leads to arrests, and Chicago doctor hears a patient die via stethoscope.
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New York
Joseph Pointer
New Brunswick
N. J
Metropolis
Flower Hospital
Pointer
Joseph Moser
First Avenue
Ruth
East Fifty-first Street
Alexander Seizke
Cummings
George Yoaman
Twenty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Yoaman
Martin Keeley
Yeaman
Keeley
Yoamian
New York Hospital
Movements of Ocean Steamers Te PETS
ANSEL sailing from Hamburg to New York via Glasgow and Naples. Antwerp Zeeland from New York. BAILED New York Kronprins Wilhelm to Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Falermo Sicilian Prince from Piraeus to New York.
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ANSEL
New York
Binecher
Hamburg
Forneasia
Glasgow
Algeria
Naples
Antwerp
Zeeland
Kronprins Wilhelm
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Falermo
Piraeus
Clothes on the Europia Liner Offer In-Ship Tailoring
London and Paris fashion houses to operate aboard the Europa steamer for passengers on its maiden trans Atlantic voyage. A London tailor and American dressmakers will fit outfits in state rooms with a Parisian modiste overseeing operations. A jewelers exhibition room may also be aboard.
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New York
London
Madame
Mademoiselle
Europa
Hamburg-Ametica Line
Herr Ballin
Hamburg
Carlton-Ritz
Paris
Samuel C Fessenden Dead In Stamford Connecticut
Samuel C Fessenden, longtime Connecticut figure and author of God Almighty hates a quitter, died today in Stamford after a heart-related illness. Born in Rockland Missouri on April 12, 184, he served in the Seventh Maine Battery during the Wilderness campaign, later becoming a captain in the Second United States Infantry. Harvard Law School graduate, he practiced law in Stamford and led Connecticut’s delegation for Thomas B Reed at a presidential nominating event. He repeatedly sought the U.S. Senate, opposed by Morgan G Bulkeley and later Brandegee, and was connected by marriage to Mas Huxford of this city through his sister. Funeral details will be attended by Mrs Huxford and her husband.
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Stamford
Conn
San
Samuel
Pessenden
Connecticut
Fessenden
Rockland
Maine
United States
Harvard Law School
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Joseph Manley
United States Senate
Morgan G Bulkeley
Bulkeley
Joseph R Haawley
Hawley
Fresenden
Orville Platt
Brandegee
Huxford
Mas Huxford
Admiral Ludlow Very Ill After Relapse From Grip
Admiral Nicol Ludlow retired U S Navy is critically ill at the estate home after a relapse from a grip. His wife, in Washington, has been notified and is traveling to Oakdale, Long Island, to be with him.
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Washington
Oakdale
Long Island
Nicol Ludlow
U. S
Why I Lost My Job
A first person piece attributes job loss to chronic worry and stomach illness. The narrator links mental clarity and usefulness to a healthy stomach and credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with restoring his employment prospects. He urges readers to adopt the remedy and send for a free sample.
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Ife
Waterloo
Stuart
AL Stuart Co
Marahait, Mich
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York
Jo A Sommers
Munnitt
Soret Sersive
Manchuria
Church of the Holy Comforter
Breenth
East Capitol
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Rolock
Toor
Joseph J. Magiure
Carrell Coua- ET Kolb
G. K. Wol Fleishell
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Laure
Tilden
Wroithe Sal
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Colimbia
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Willow
William Ho Shreve
Stueilenson
Thomas P. Stephenson
Titteentl
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Sergeon
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Blackistone
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Geo. C. Shaffer
Florist
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Northwest
Health Office Record
To-Kalon Wine Coo
14Th St. A.W
Conductor
Great Western Railroad
Eumors
Frank Hitchcock
Congressional Committee
James Kennedy
National Committee
Natonal Committee
F. Anderson
Youngstown
Republican National Committee
Eighteenth
Anderson
Senator Foraker
Columbia County
Stark County
Indiana Company
NEW Land
Abe Ruef
Duchess
American Security and Trust Company
Fteenth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
Jake
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Julia Muthail
East 1Th Street
Charles Reilly
City Hall
Reilly
Lieut Jackson
Willionaire
East 128Th Street
Mulhall
Bellefontaine
Lucinda Carrothers
Robert Crowley
Ormond
Joshua H | Bennett
Bennett
Ancelin
Coney Island
Dooley
Henry Press
Julius Steffens
Man
Doctor
Frank J. Stewart
Lewis Cass Robinson
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Samuel C. Fessenden
God
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