Virginia moves to curb wild-cat insurance and protect crab fisheries
Richmond Virginia January 18 Col James R Caton introduces a bill to create an insurance bureau under the State Corporation Commission with a four year commissioner term. The bureau taxes premium receipts to fund its expenses and aims to bar wildcat insurers while excluding fraternal orders. Delegate Rew’s measure requires insurers to invest Virginia business surplus in state bonds and local debt held for policyholders. A separate bill urges a closed winter crab season to protect dwindling catches from overharvest and juvenile crabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Ren Sill
Virginia
Washington Post
Richmond
James R.caton
House
State Corporation Commission
Mutual
Trust
Fidelity
Masonic Order
Delegate Rew
Accomac
United States
Old Dominion
House of Delgates
John P. Rew
Chesapeake
New Trial Granted in Floyd County Murder Case
Virginia court reverses a murder conviction against Fred Hoback on a technical jury-drawing issue. The case involves John Jett, a widower with several children, suspected of planning to elope with Kate Hoback, sister of the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Circuit Court
Floyd County
The
Commonwealth
Fred
Hoback
John Jett
Jett
Kate Hoback
A. J. Hoback
Kate
Hobacks
Early Morning Fire Damages Richmond Plants and Hotel
An early morning blaze in Richmond bounded by Twelfth, Eleventh, Main, and Cary streets caused about 50000 in damage. The Everett Waddell Company mechanical plant, the Lexington Hotel, and the Richmond Type Company suffered losses with type foundry damage estimated around 10000 to 12000 and the Wardway plant about 35000. Insurance covers most losses, extending to roughly 40000 for the Wardway plant. The hotel damage remains unpriced but insured. In separate notices, Mrs. Elizabeth Aiken, 89, famed Civil War nurse known as Aunt Lizzie, died in Chicago after a three day illness, and Col George W. Robinson, former Eighth Wisconsin Live Hagie Regiment colonel, died suddenly at his Avon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington Post
Twelfth
Hieventh
Main
Cary
Everett-Waddell Company
Lexington Hotel
Richmond Type Company
Wakdidey
Chicago
Elizabeth Aiken
Lizzie
Brockton
Mass
George W. Robinson
Eighth Wisconsin
Hagie
Avon
Railroad loses appeal over limit on railway liability in transit
Virginia Supreme Court affirms ruling that Chesapeake and Ohio Railway cannot validly contract to limit liability for property loss. The decision rejects carriage limitation even for reduced rates, upheld by Judge Keith with dissent from Judges Buchanan and Harrison. Other cases heard include Redwood v Rogers and Newport News and Old Point Railway matters. next sessions postponed for a state holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Supreme Court
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Beasley, Couch, & Co
Chesapeake and Ohio
Buchanan
Harrison
Keith
Supreme Court of Appeals
Redwood
Rogers
Henry W. Anderon
Newport News
Old Foint
Gorman Wins Fight Effort To Reduce Taxation
Annapolis Md Jan 18 Opposition vanished as two orders sought data on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal stock sale and the State's interest in the Washington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio. Senator Gorman said the move aimed to lower state taxes by examining potential revenue gains. An Anders bill targets railroad mileage book abuses charging more than book value. New session notes: another bill for 2 cent a mile flat rate to be introduced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Senate
Executive Department
Senator Biddison
Senator Gorman
Gen. Baughman
Gorman
Anders
Frederick
Sommerville
Allegheny
Maryland
Gowan's Pneumonia Cure Promoted By Personal Testimonials
A promotional notice offers a free booklet with extracts from letters by Carolina and Virginia residents praising Gowan's Pneumonia Cure for croup colds sore throat chest and lung ailments. Testimonials from P B Griffin H J Heintz W NLC Hillsboro and W B Bagwell claim immediate relief and improved health after use. Large bottles cost 1.00 with croup size 25 cents, available by mail from Gowan Medical Co Durham NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Virginia
Gowan
P. B. Griffin
H. J. Heintz
Gowean
W.B. Bagwell
Olesale Grocer
Durham
N. C
Gowen's
Gowan Medical. Co
Durham, N.C
Trial of Packers Begins in Federal Court at Washington
Special to The Washington Post Chicago January 1 9 Trial of the packers led by J Ogden Armour opens before Judge Humphrey in the United States District Court with defendants including J Ogden Armour Charles W Armour T J Connors J N Morris Edward Morris Charles F Swift Edward Swift Edward Cudeby and A P Veeder The packers contend they were compelled to testify before Commissioner Garfield under promises allegedly made by President Roosevelt Cortelyou and others and seek immunity under a statute for compelled self incrimination The opening statement by John S Miller for the Armour interests challenged the Garfield report and the statutory questions while Morrison pressed on facts in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Special Pléas
J. ‘Ogden
Armour
Packers
Humphrey
United States District’ Court
J. Ogden Armour
Charles W. Armour
T. J. Connors
Jra
John 8. Miller
Garfield
Morrison
Miller
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Gommerca and Labor
Tucker for Governor
Richmand Virginia January 18 Hon Harry J St George Tucker president of the Jamestown Exposition Company arrived in New York after a Europe tour seeking foreign government representation at the exposition He privately says he will run for governor of Virginia after Governor Swanson's term and will inform friends of his candidacy Tucker reports strong success abroad and plans for Britain to join the 1907 exposition with a royal and military contingent and a message from President Roosevelt to King Howard delivered aboard the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmand
Harry J.st. George
Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
New York
Europe
Berlin
Virginia
Claude A. Swanson
Harry St. George ‘Tucker
Jamestown
Ateamer Majestic
Great Britain
Lord Roberts
Roosevelt
King Howard
Burton Lyceum Manager Accused of Defrauding Church
In Richmond on January 18, A Chadwick Burton, manager of the Burton Lyceum Company, faces a larceny charge over donors funds for Epworth Church Dorcas Society. A veiled woman claiming to be his wife testified about a 1898 Philadelphia marriage, while Burton showed agitation. the court ruled the testimony immaterial to the larceny case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
A. Chadwick Burton
Burton Lyceum Company
Dorcas Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Who& Commonwealth
Folkes
Burton
Maude Lepker
Mount Vernon Street
Philadelphia
William Dayton Roberts
Spruce Street
Commonwealth
Lilliston Convicted in Murder of C G Smith
Raleigh, N Y Jan 18 The jury in the Lilliston Clark murder trial acquitted Clark and convicted Harry Lilliston of second degree murder in the killing of Charles G. Smith of Petersburg Va. Lilliston sentenced to fourteen years in state prison. Clark eighteen months for concealed weapons. The incident followed President Roosevelt’s Raleigh visit last October with a pistol fight in the crowded waiting room of the union depot and testimony linking the prisoners to The Kellys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Smith
Raleigh
N. Y
Harry Clark
Robert Lilliston
New York
Charles G. Smith
Petersburg
Clark
Lilliston
Roosevelt
Union Depot
Smith
Coney Island
Cooper
The
Kellys
OHIO Masons Chief Mason Arrested in Bank Failure
Newark January 12 Lewis P Schaus grand master of Ohio Masons was arrested and slated for a preliminary hearing before Justice James R Archer on charges tied to the failure of the New York Savings Bank where he served as president affidavits allege he took deposits knowing the bank was insolvent Also from New Haven Rev F S Roor secretary of the American Social Science Association was found dead in his Yale Divinity School study death due to heart disease He was fifty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ohio
Lewis P. Schaus
Ohio Masons
James R.archerely
New York Saving Bank
Arthur N. Banz
Ton
Sthaus
New Haven, Conn
Roor
American Social Science Association
Yale Divinity School
Hazing Trials At Annapolis Court Martial Hearings
At Annapolis the court martial heard Meriwether claim harmless boyish fun and Bloebaum’s testimony of hazing abuses. Witnesses described completing harsh exercises and being worn out through repeated headstands and other tasks. The proceedings also discussed Meriwether’s prior confinement and the motion for a possible record of previous convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriwether
James M. Munroe
Munroe
Coffins Hazing Case Sparks Navy Department Review
The Navy moves to review Midshipman Stephen Decatur's second court martial while Senator Nixon presses Secretary Bonaparte to revisit James Coffin's expulsion for hazing. Coffin seeks reconciliation with Jordone Kim, regretful over the incident, while Kimbrough and his class isolate Coffin amid the uproar over hazing reforms.
Washington Midshipman faces dismissal for taking French leave
Annapolis Md Jan 18 three midshipmen are under restriction awaiting action on their cases for leaving the Naval Academy grounds without permission while on second conduct grade. Two named are Midshipmen Pearce Wil son of Baltimore and Richard Mann of Washington. Mann is son of Mrs HK Mann of Portner apartments Washington. He was once involved in Philadelphia arrest after the Army Navy game and later sued for injuries to a boy who tried to steal his banner and megaphone but was cleared. He is also a petty officer in the brigade of midshipmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Pearce L. Wilson
Baltimore
Richard R. Mann
Mann
HK. R. Mann
Portner Apartments
Philadelphia
Brigade of Midshipmen
Bonaparte Seeks Graduated Punishment for Naval Hazing
Secretary Bonaparte told the House Naval Affairs Committee that midshipmen at the Naval Academy should face mild punishment for prank hazing and expulsion only for hazing endangering life. He supported the Foss bill to allow direct action by the secretary, removing court martial delays and easing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
House
Comertttes
Naval Affairs
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Academy
Foss
Naval’ Affairs Committee
Funeral of Dr Ewan M Burnett A noted physician and author
Funeral arrangements are set for Dr Ewan M Burnett who died yesterday morning at age fifty nine. The service will be at 2 pm tomorrow from 916 Faxragut Square with Rev Wallace Radcliffe officiating. Burial is at Rock Creek Cemetery. Burnett, born in New Market Tennessee March 18 1847, was renowned for ophthalmology and otology work at Georgetown University and Washington Postgraduate Medical School. He collected Japanese art and antiquities and wrote on medical topics as well as fiction through his wife Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett memory and their son Vivian Burnett of McClure’s Magazine. He is survived by his wife Margaret Brady Burnett and stepson Vivian Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewan M. Burnett
Faxragut Square
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Globe
Japan
Washington
Burnett
New Market
Tenn
Tennessee
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Knoxville
Frances Eliza Hodgson
Lord Fauntleroy
Vivian Burnett
McClure’s
Burnetts
Georgetown University
Washington Postgraduate Medical School
Washington Academy of Science
Philosophical and Anthropological Societies
Associated Charities Gifts Acknowledge Washington Donations
John Joy Edson records contributions to Associated Charities received at headquarters 811 G Street and at the Washington Loan and Trust Building. The list names numerous donors with varied amounts from five to several tens of dollars, including Mrs. Mary Aldis and Rev. D. J. O Connell among others.
Cadet Foster seeks Indiana delegation aid
Worth W. Foster the dismissed U S Naval Academy midshipman from New Albany Ind says hazing was connived at by academy officers and that he and other expelled midshipmen were scapegoats He expects a congressional inquiry and says Senator Heveridge will raise the matter with Secretary Bonaparte to gain influence for support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Indiana
Congress
Worth W. Foster
United States Naval Academy
Foster
New Albany
Ind
Academy
Congressional
Heveridge
Bonaparte
Contributions Acknowledged by Citi zens' Relief Association
John F. Wilkins notes donations received at 811 G street and Washington Fest Building for Citi zens' Relief Association. List includes Warren Beach 12.60, G. G. Cornwell & Son 10, F. J. Bethettl 10, Anne Ames 5, Byron Adams 10, Walter Clephane 35, Henry Scovill 20, A M Peoples 2.50, Luther Hall 5, Mrs Adee 0.0, Robert Shepard 8, Ellen Massey 5, W Shoemaker 3, David Nachman 5, Virginia Beator 2, Mrs Oppenheimer 3, Sidwell 5, William McKenny 3, Jane Read 5, George Raymond 7, Winship 35, Charles Arnold 3, C N Ongood 10, J Allan 2, Randolph Clark 60, Judge Peelle 5, Mary Myers 12.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joy Edson
Associated Charities
G Street
Hig
Washington Loan and Trust
Mary T. Aldis
Mary E. Heynolds
H. E. Bittinger
Caroline F. Gunnison
Ralph Jefferson
George F. Stone
Albertine Stone
Laura S. Fitzhugh
Walter Reed
Eilen D. Lane
Leigh Robinson
Walter C. Clephane
Anne Seymour Ames
H. E. Warner
F. #. Bethell
H.A. Herbert
G. G. Cornwell & Son
Warren GC. Beach
Maurice Joyce Engraving Company
Rev. J
Charles C. Snow
A. Rea Shafer
Misa Virginia T. Bentor
J. J. Apgar
H.C. de Land
Elizabeth L. Risdon
Alphonse M. Baer
Rosa Wallach
Henry &. Willems
Julia Minerva
Green
Eliza C. Hutchingon
W. G. Fowler
Mary
Alexander
Henry B. Polinhorn
Mallard F. Thompson
Laura Merritt
C. W. Shoemaker
Messrs
J. W. Ruppert & Bro
K. Goulding
D. J. O'Connell
Citizens’ Association
John F. Wilkins
Citizens’ Relief Association
Washington Fest
Capt
Mrs. Warren
Beach
G. G. Cornwell
A. McB. Peoples
Luther F. Hall
David
Jane Read
George L. Raymond
Aliee V. Winship
Charles Arnold
C. N. Ongood
J. Allan
Randolph Marshall Clark
J. Peelle
Mary H. Myers
President Invited to Delaware Ceremony for Stars and Stripes
President Roosevelt received yesterday an invitation from the New Castle County Delaware Teachers Association to participate in the ceremony commemorating the first unfurling of the Stars and Stripes in a land battle at Cooch's Bridge. The celebration is set for September 3. The President did not commit but said he would be glad to attend if possible.
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Roosevelt
Aliee
Delaware
Newcastle County
Del
Teachers’ Association
Cooch’s Bridge
Talks to bank clerks at Washington chapter meeting
At the Washington Chapter American Institute of Bank Clerks meeting last evening Hon James C Monaghan of the Department for Commerce and Labor spoke on America a Land of Unlimited Possibilities describing the United States as a harbor of opportunity and urging the chapter to consider purchasing and establishing a permanent club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Institute of Bank Clerks
James C. Monaghan
Department For Commerce and Labor
America
Poole
Sioux Visiting President Arrives to See the Great Father
Two Sioux Indians Chau-ha-ha-ke and Wakinyau-mata with an interpreter reached the city to transact with the Indian Commissioner. They visited the Bureau of Ethnology where they were photographed and judged the setter performance, Iron Lighting objecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne River Agency
South Dakota
Bureau of Ethnology
Taft Backs Panama Cable Plan Linking Key West to Canal Zone
Secretary Taft replies to the House on a proposed cable joining the U S mainland with the Canal Zone. He cites a National Defense board resolution proving a military cable is vital for Gulf and surrounding regions in war. The plan envisions a single system from Galveston via Tehuantepec and Nicaragua to Panama with up to 40 cents per word and a $1,000,000 cost, operated by the chief signal officer for military and limited commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Key West
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
United States
Canal
Board of National Defense
Gulf
Mexico
Atlantic
Galveston
Tehuantepec
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Panama
Guantanamo
Canal Zone
May Erect New Temple For District Odd Fellows
The Grand Lodge session in the District of Columbia ended with approval of the grand master's report. J. I. Brown was re elected as representative to the Sovereign Lodge for two years. A proposal to sell the current building and erect a temple in a better location was referred to leaders. A wanderers club was also proposed to unite Odd Fellows from areas outside local lodges. Grand Master Bradford will invite non affiliated members to join without lodge affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
I. G F
District of Columbia
J. I. Brown
Sovereign Lodge
EK. W. Bradford
W. EH. MecNiel
Pillip Walker
L. 3. Savage
Wanderers
Bradford
Odd Fellows
Praise for the Capitol Elevates Boston Building Scene
Boston hosts National Society of the Fine Arts meeting at Charles M. Foulke’s Massachusetts Avenue residence. Officers reelected include Charles J. Beil and Right Rev. Mgr. O Connell with Bernard R. Green as treasurer. Charles Howard Walker praised the Capitol’s architecture, calling it one of the finest public buildings globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian
National Society of the Fine Arts
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles M. Foulke
Charles J. Beil
Mgr. O'Connell
Charles W. Needham
T. Waylan& Vaughan
Bernard R. Green
W. H. Holmes
Joseph ©. Hornblower
Edward L. Morse
Arthur J. Parsons
Charles Howard Walker
Boston
Capitol
Hotels Guest List From A Biographic Ledger
A long, dense list of hotel guests across major U S cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Richmond Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Indiana Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia and England and Philippines patients visitors and officials is presented. The entry names numerous individuals and their lodging venues such as Willard Ebbitt St James Arlington and Raleigh among others. The fragment ends with a promotional note praising Electric Bitters as a cure-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Crane
Willard
T. F. Hogan
National
Boston
A. L. Walker
Shoreham
S. N. John
Silverman
St. James
Chicago
A.C. Watts
Blopitt
Darmstadter
Arlington
M. Blsh
L Briggs
C. H. Cochran
New York City
Muller
E. Kindgen
Ebbitt
J. Gomfers
K Daniela
Lavarea
J. Aylar
B. W. George
B Lewis
J. A Buck
Stense
EB. L. Wullerton
St. St. James
E. H. Curtis
F. RK. Thomas
Malealson
J. Croke
F.C. Renniing
G. F. Moore
C. A. Freeman
F. Flamoum
J. Chement
Raleigh
BD. L. Lawton
N. F. Bostick
W. W. Horne
BR. Allen
Mr. Hoff
I. M. Ward
H. C. Spaulding
N. Goetz
O. A. Marrom
Riggs
J. M. Williams
A. Green
H. N., Moss
M. Birchoff
Rosenfeld
T. H.’ Keller
D. & Sanborn
A. B. Evan
J. B. Hand
H. Johnson
I. Kanmer
J. C. Ramcock
I. F Howard
H. M. Rapp
J. Lobe
ML P. Cohn
B. Lehrman
Philadelphia
Adams Willard
N. Gates
Richmond
J. M. Young
W. W. Runnell
N. Twineford
Alabama
O. New Willard
California
L. Hertz
San Francisco
Misa Kimball
G. W. Worck
Sacramento
New Ward
A. Jones
Colorado
H. L. Fahnestruk
New Willard
Connecticut
C. D. Page
New Haven
Georgia
S. Meyer, Jr
M. B. Schlesinger
Atlanta
Indiana
G. W. Applegate
Corydon
Kenyucky
A. T. D. Deysdale
Louisville
Massachusetts
T. W. Hubbell
Springfield
Michigan
H. W. Schmidt
Detroit
Minnesota
Mrs. Sevenance
St. Paul
W. A. Demicar
P. L. Lynwood
Missouri
H. ©. Keller
St. Louis
W. M. Dixon
New Hampshire
H. E. Lemon
Enfield
NEW Jersee
M. C. Schotte and Wife
Newark
J. R. Decker
C. P. Donmlda
Spartz
Shersham
E. EB. Pact
L. Pact
Red Bank
Higgs
W. C. Miter
Jersey City
Ohio
N. C. Spyder
F. G. Withoft
Tenowles
A. Pilllod
Toledo
D. G. Sutor
J. Harrison
Zanesville
Natonal
Pennsylvania
Harper
A. K. Harte
Lewisburg
W. Trump
Watertown
Suez
A.L. Gross
le London
Philippines
Remlngson
Ohio AG seeks to oust fourteen bridge companies from charters
Bellefontaine Ohio January 1 Attorney General Wade H Ellis filed in circuit court a petition to oust fourteen bridge firms from charters amid alleged unlawful bid pooling collusion and profit division. The suit names King Cleveland Variety Iron Works Canton Massillon Brackett Champion Ohio crews Columbus Bellefontaine Iron Works Adams Findlay Mount Vernon Iron Substructure Pennsylvania and American Bridge of New Jersey with Toledo operations. Two causes of action claim a 1897 pool among thirteen firms excluding American Bridge and a plan to buy all materials from American Bridge. The AG seeks interrogatories to uncover additional pool members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Wade H. Ellis
Cam- Finkes
King Bridge Company
Cleveland
Variety Iron Works
Canton Bridge Company
Massillon Bridge Company
Brackett Bridge Company
Cincinnati
Championsua Bs Company
Wilmington
Columbus Bridge Company
Bellefontaine Bridge Company
the Iron Works Company
Adams Bros. Company
Findlay
Mount Vernon Bridge Company
Iron
Pennsylvania Bridge Company
Pennsylvania
Camton
American Bridge Company
New Jersey
Toledo
Bridge Combination
Opposition to Flag as Mason Emblem Sparks Debate
Past Grand Master Nelson Williams, speaking at a Masonic Employment Bureau banquet before 500 Masons in Cincinnati on January 18, opposed making the American flag an emblem of the order. He urged preserving ancient Landmarks, warned against socialism and unrestricted immigration, and favored keeping Masonry's ancient principles intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrexhington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Masonic Employment Bureau
Nelson Williams
Maggary
Theater must refund cash in Ohio case
In Cincinnati on January 18 Justice Samuel Bloom ruled that Charles Schoenfeld may recover 2.76 from George and Lucien F. K. managers of the Forepaugh stock company for obstructed view at Robinson Opera House. Schoenfeld bought a box but was blocked by seats sold to others. He left the theater and demanded a refund, and the management will refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Justice of the
Samuel Bloom
Charles Echoenfeld
George
Lucien F. K
Robinson Opera House
Schoenfeld
Physician Dies, Driver Injured in Norma Crossing Crash
Dr. J L Beck, a prominent Vineland physician, was instantly killed and his driver Arthur Smith fatally injured when a Central Railroad of New Jersey train struck their carriage at Norma near Vineland New Jersey on January 18. An embankment hid the tracks, preventing sight of the oncoming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineland
N. J
J.L. Beck
Arthur Smith
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Norma
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Bureau OF Insurance
Caton
Virginia House
Horack
Niowep A
Warfield
Baughman
Quincy, Ill
Quincy, IL
J. B. Schoe Saddlery Company
Aldo Sommer Drug Company
Gowan’s
Treal
OHBIO
Mason
Bloebaum
Chester A. A. Bloebaum
Badger N. Caldwell
Glasgow
Bhoebaum
Biesbaum
Champ Clark
Hduse
James R. Branch
Naval Service
Midshipman
St. Charles
Midshinman Bloebaum
Levin H.campbell
Gee
Oscar.c. Green
de Saussure
Bolivar B. Meade
William D. Enduff
Lover's Lane
Joseph M. Deen
Deen
Kilduff
John BE. Sloan
Theodore H. Winter
Edgar N. Caldwell
Annepolish
James
Coffin
Nixon
Tranmer Coffin
Nevada
Stephen Decatur
Navy Department
Diehl
Decatur
Jordone P. Kimbrought
Kimbrough
Jerdone Pettus
Pettus
J. Coffin
DR. Swan M. Burnett
Associated Charities Funds
Monaghan
Ananciel
People’s Savings Bank
Grand Lodge, I. 0. O. F
Miles
Emily Gdon
Ath
Lee Pa
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