Infimary Director and County Officials in Racine Speech
The article reports on political figures including Inf irmary Director MH. Dqod, and County Commissioner candidates J. Brenneman Joseph Shelley and J. Pocook, tied to Republican primaries on August 11, with Congressman Cooper reacting from Washington to a Racine acceptance speech. It quotes attack lines on tariff policy and Democratic statements about the treasury and government credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. Dqod
Burbank
Perry Cotte
Wooster Township
J. M. Brenneman
Sugar Creek
Joseph
Shelley
Franklin Township
J. Pocook
Congress Township
Tariff reform dismissed amid Democratic power plays
The Pittsburg Times argues that the current tariff debate shows no real reform effort. It contends Democratic leaders seek a Dill maneuver to win majorities in both houses while caring little for the broader impact on American industry beyond preserving officeholders.
Political Tensions and Local Appointments Stir Wayne County
The article notes rival requests over office control in Uhrichsville and Wooster, highlighting Richards and Wilkins as competing local bosses. It mentions tariff disputes affecting Chicago manufacturers and a Cleveland letter urging Democrats to uphold principles. Wayne County Republicans set August 11 primaries to choose strong county candidates for the November elections amid public discontent with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Rimaries
Washingtons
Cleve
Fendi Ulsrile Ani
Congress
Trade and surrender in the bill discussed
A fragment notes leaders debating surrender and trade terms within the bill. It mentions concessions to be offered and the potential exchanges lawmakers weigh as part of the legislative process.
Contested Tariff Debates Reflect Cleveland Era Ties
The fragment discusses Rosen, Cleveland, and Hill amid tariff battles and Senate maneuvering. It cites reactions to reform rhetoric, Confederate congree acts, and the political nerves around free coal, sugar, and railroad interests. It mentions Debsism, Prohibition debate, and Northern and Southern faction tensions in a Chicago and New York context.
Cleveland Letter Sparks Debate On Executive Interference
A fragmented letter from Cleveland raises concerns about executive influence on policy and personal freedom. Analysts warn the document could set a dangerous precedent if used by a bold conspirator, signaling growing tensions in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cael
iWateon
Cleveland
Cuckdo
Xaid
Leveland
Qnd
Prevented a Revolution by a General Strike Not Ordered
In Illion Ohio on July 28 John Mo Bab, president of the United Mine Workers, says the Ohio trouble may be over for now but only because leaders did not call a nationwide strike. He argues a broader clash would have followed a call and predicts possible future unions between AFL and other groups shaping a socialist-leaning direction ahead of a presidential election. He faults general managers for earlier attempts to boycott and notes the need for restraint to maintain peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illon
John MoBab
United Mine Orkers
Ohio
Chicago
Bave
American Federaon of Labor
People’s Party
Pullman
Deba
American Railway Union
New Orleans
Bluefields
Cabpzas
Rama
Senate Passes Anti-Anarchist Bill In France Vote
Paris July 28 the senate approved the anti anarchist bill after deputies backed it by a 205 to 34 vote the measure now moves to enforcement and broader public security powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Senate
He Hasn't the Grovers. Grover idolators mocked
A Memphis Commercial Appeal column mocks Cleveland supporters who worship Grover and call his words scripture. The piece argues Cleveland is a mortal man prone to blunders and criticizes his latest public performance as egregious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Democrat
Cleveland
Grover
Wilkins Aims to Name Postmaster in Uhbrichsville
Washington reports Beriah Wilkins ex congressman and Worcester boss may appoint the Democratic postmaster at Uhbrichsville after filing with the Postmaster General. Richards protests, four rivals remain, including Parry Ke lffer and Joseph Morehead. Frank Wilkins works for the Internal Revenue in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beriah Wilkins
Congress
Wooster
Ubrichsville
Richards
Wilkins
Seriah
Vahlis
Frank Wilkins
U'brichsville
Parry Kelffer
Joseph Morehead
Horace Whitcomb
Lewis Lineberger
Internal Revenue
Ohbliger
Cleveland
Watson and Donavan figures in Ohio district race exposed
McClure notes Republican prospects bright in Seventeenth District with J A D Richards opposing ex Congress man McClure. Wool prices fall from about 25 cents to under 16 cents, costing Licking County farmers about 90000 this year and statewide roughly 1760000. Democratic free raw material policy blamed for farmer losses. veterans oppose Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Columbus
Cleveland Leader
Watson
Outhwaite
Dennis D. Donovan
Bth
J. A. D. Richards
Licking County
Democratic Party
Richards
Gold Shipment Missing From La Touraine Case
A consignor reports 50 008 in gold missing from 40 casks aboard the French steamer La Touraine bound for Paris. Lazard Freres & Co in Paris claimed the casks were insured. inquiry began, but no confirmation reached New York and the cable message was later discounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazard F
Teres
Paris
la Touraine
Cen Sp m
Laza
New Yorkes
Lazard Freres
Ormaone
New York
Charges Against Ricks Spark Cleveland Paper Probe
A Cleveland paper claims to possess evidence from United States court records accusing Judge Augustus J. Ricks of defrauding the U.S. Treasury in Birdsall cases. The paper cites an accountant who found $11,558.76 obtained by Ricks, suggesting it was not carried into later clerks’ reports and implying officials are unaware of the alleged government misappropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CleveLand
United States Court
Central Labor Union
United States
A.J. Ricks
Unite States
States Treasury
Augustus J. R
District Court
Northern District
U Records
Ricks
Coart
Cleveland manager accused in theft mystery
W A Billings of Gedar Rapids, manager of Sin Meat Co, reported missing cash from a coat hanging in a justice office. Investigators found doctored books. Billings allegedly confessed partial theft of 800 dollars, leading to a warrant for his arrest as his wife suffers distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W A. Billings
Sin Meat Company
Gedar Rapids
Billings
Prisoner Hand Injuries At Georgia Penitentiary And Inmate Burglary
A US prisoner from Georgia, J T Pixon, working in the bolt shop, badly injured his left hand in machinery. Frank Pritchard of Lawrence County cut his left hand in the broom shop during a burglary crime. Chaplain Wrigett seeks a pardon for Clifton Jones serving a two year burglary sentence. Jones, an assumed name, is from Northwestern Ohio and a jeweler by trade who tramped and helped burglarize a farmhouse in Auglaize County. He is described as consumptive.
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Egium
Adye
Robt
Bashford
West Lebanon
Marie Frick
Canton
Orryllle
Dennis
Burbank
Lebanon
Lus Edith Harbaugh
West of
West
Sirg
Amanda Paul
Mogadore
J. W. Brinker
Orrville
Alf
Hauenstein
West Lellaton
Riand
Dunlap
Siam
Cunningham
Rittmen
G. W. Henderson
Degraff
Logan County
Rev
Henderson
Rittoran
Clara Andras
Cleveland
Elliottie
John Hicking
Orr
Creston
Wells- Fargo Company
Noj
Chauncey King
Union College
W. H H. Smith
Canaan
Maud Slater
Mary Wiley
E Gina Wisard
Fredericksburg
W.H. Thompson
Southern California
Shreve
Berry
Akron Beacon
Bessie Wertz
Anna Taggart
Efia
Sadie Aultman
Akron
Sliver Lake
H. C. Martindale
West Salem
L C. Broadwell
Bay City
Broadwell
Martindale
Bay City. ' As Aad
Harry Reaser
E. C
Wes Salem
Margaret Urle
Addie Pdncoast
Canal Fulton Signal
Anba Pomeroy
Congress Township
Wayne County
W. B. Porter
Doyles Town
Vander‘hoff
High Avenue
CU. C. i
Urrville
Jeromeville
Wilson Lutz
Millersburg
Cora Woling
Nashville
David Thome
Jno. Boling
Smithville
Ashland
D.W. Sprinkle’s
Mansfield
Gullon
Lepanen
Swisher
Albert Gallatin
Nwo
P. C. Welch
Valentine Svory
N.L. Royer
Duantel Beals, Piff
Daniel Beals
Green Township
Wayne Preate Court
Township 17
Ranke
Ohio
Londonville
Jengi Thome
Fiies
J. Longshore
Columbas
Mr. Boling
P. H. Stauffer
Barbara Muller
Ha Hirchler
Orrville Machine Company
Henry
Edward Worden
Doylestown
W. A. Morton
J. P
Orton
Gomar Jones
Borden
Regi T
Auglaize
Strike Stalemate Prolonged in Youngstown
Cotcmsus, O., Aug 1 Secretary Bishop of the state board of arbitration returns from Youngstown reporting no hope of settling the street car strike. Both sides remain obstinate and refuse concessions. The company has hired new men it plans to keep, claiming about 30 old employees cannot return to work. Strikers insist all must be rehired, signaling a protracted, decisive conflict.
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Cotcmsus, O
Ang
State Board of Arbitration
Youngstown
Oid
Incorporations Filed in Ohio Capital Stocks Noted
The secretary of state in Columbus reports several articles of incorporation. Companies listed include Columbus Phaeton, First Society of Spiritualists of Toledo, First Reformed Church in Hamilton, Caster-Alton in Cleveland, Finch Transit with $150,000 capital, Shaw Welty Shirt in Zanesville, and Eastern Ohio Telephone in East Rochester, among others with varied capital stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Phaeton Company
Capital
First Society of Spiritualists
Toledo
First Reformed Church
Hamilton
Caster-Alton Comany
Cleveland
Capital Stoéock
Hfinch Transit Company
Art
Capital Stock
Shaw & Welty Shirt Company
Zanasville
Eastern Ohio Telephone Company
East Rochester
Adams Express files annual statement under Nichols Hord laws
Adams Express company filed its annual statement with the state board of appraisers and assessors. It lists capital stock at 120,000 shares of 100 dollars each valued between 140 and 150. Real estate in Ohio 24,170 and outside Ohio 3,005,157.62. Personal property in Ohio 41,162.60 and outside Ohio 1,163,000. Gross receipts last year 301,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLtuniists
Adams Express Company
State Board of Appraisers
Nichols and Hord
Ohio
Priest Fights Liquor In Chillicothe Sermon
In Chillicothe Ohio on August 1 Rev Father Alfred Dexter of St Marys Catholic church criticized saloonkeepers and liquor dealers after Bishop Watterson's letter. He offered his help to any society or minister seeking to curb the liquor traffic and especially Sunday sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe, O
Alfred Dexter
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Watterson
Methodist ministers commend Bishop Watterson for temperance work
Aug 1 at Col Justis O The Methodist ministers association adopted resolutions commending Bishop Watterson of the Roman Catholic church for the recent order excluding liquor dealers from church societies and for his efforts in temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoL_Justis
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Watterson
Columbus capitalists buy 780 acres near Salina for plant
A syndicate of Columbus capitalists has purchased about 780 acres six miles north of Athens for 400000. They plan a large plant to manufacture clay products using Salina clay for paving bricks sewer pipe tiling and building materials.
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Athens
Columbus
Alina
Salina
Extradition Granted for Henry fuickok in Larceny Case
Columbus Ohio August 1 Governor Mc Kinley approved Iowa's request for Henry fuickok's extradition on grand larceny and game charges, and Sheriff Fairbanks departed with the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
McKinley
Henry Fuickok
Fairbanks
Girl Student Found Dead at Antioch College
Miss Mary E. Crawford of Dayton is found dead in her room at Antioch College. Oakland area dispatches report a separate item: Governor Rich renominated by Republican convention in Detroit. Detroit delegates abstain on Saar vote. Mayor Pin’s name not presented.
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Yellow Springs
Mary E. Crawford
Dayton
Antioch College
Detroit
Fragmentary historical note on Thix Wod't and Cesario
Fragmented OCR reads a garbled historical note mentioning Thix Wod't Cesario and a reference to an ending presidency with four relatives rated as smagglums for Ionat Pans. The legibility is poor and names are unclear.
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Cesario
Carn
Rta
Dre
Tariff talks show hopeful signs in house senate clash
The report notes improved prospects for tariff agreement as house democratic conferees say senators are willing to meet halfway. Some foresee a final bill next week or soon, while others caution no firm breakthrough yet. Both sides report progress on iron coal and sugar despite lingering gaps.
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Wasumaron
Senate
House
Generes
House Conferrees
He of Representatives
Caffery
Louisiana
Wilson
Labor Commission Set to Hear Causes of Strike in Chicago
The labor commission appointed by President Cleveland will meet at the post office building in Chicago on August 15 to investigate the causes of the recent strike. It invites labor organizations citizens with an interest to attend or submit written views and suggestions before the public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuretox
Labor
Edward Moccallin
Wiligin
McDoneld
Wayne County
E. Metwnald
DeLandry
Plonda An Kittle
Philadelphia
Eaeanla
Edward M Quinby
Ohio
Agalps
William M McDonald
Wooster
Walnut Street
South Street
Baward M. Umaby
William M . MacDonald
Lham
Cruurt
Dwar
Shreve
Filean
Micharu M
Board of Commiesgquers
Deadlock on Indian Appropriation Bill Conferees
Washington Aug 1 Conferees on the Indian appropriation bill are deadlocked over key Senate amendments. Of 120 Senate changes, only 96 are agreed with 24 disputed. The major clash concerns ratification of a trust rent with the Yankton Sioux of South Dakota.
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Meadrock
Washington
Senate
Senare
House Conferrees
South Dakota
Question Looms Over Southern Reliefa Company Action
In Was Hisxatoon on Aug 1 Attorney General Qiney has not directed United States District Attorney Denis at LS mugeles to amend the spit frequent allegations against the Southern Relirsea company. No final decision on any action has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisxatoon
Qiney
United States
Denis
Lsmugeles
Southern Relirsea Company
Oie Ee
Senator Voorhees in Poor Condition Says Doctor
Washington August 1 Senator Voorhees physician says there is no marked improvement in the senator's condition. Voorhees friends, alarmed earlier, now express hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Washington
Senator Voorhees
T. Voorhees
Hawaiian royalists emissaries arrive in Washington
Washington August 1 The Hawaiian royalists commission has arrived in the capital. Members include J A Cummins H A Wideman Samuel Parker and Major Soward. The delegation's purpose and agenda were not detailed in the arriving report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royalists’ Commission
Messrs
J. A Cummins
H A. Wideman
Samuel Parker
Major Soward
Thistle appropriation vote defeats senate amendment
August 1 report shows a roll call where 176 voted against and 56 in favor, blocking the one million dollar Thistle appropriation amendment to the cul l appropriation bill. The result reflects a decisive rejection by the chamber.
Cleveland May Not Write to Walte
Denver dispatch reports President Cleveland may refuse to write a letter for delivery to Governor Whites as telegrams from Arthur D. Black indicate. Weather notes from Torgga and Omaha describe heat and drought threatening crops with 106 degree highs and a Sahara like blast. Washington reports on appointed strike arbitrators as of July 26.
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C._H. Hilton,Jr
L A. W. Racing Board
Arthur D. Black
Washington
Cleveland
Whites
Omaha
Sahara
Great Plain
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Ironworkers and layoffs amid California railroad strike
Fragmentary note describes ironworkers at Acale Circase and Ihnors Steel works closed with layoffs and pending unemployment. Governor Markham says railroad strikes in California no longer threaten serious trouble and orders militia to return home. U S regulars and marines remain in the field.
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Circase
Punety
Ihnors Steel
New Chicago and Eastern Illinois engineer shot in cab
July 30 Danville Illinois Several attempts reported to shoot the new engineers on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line who replaced sinkers Cabs fired into this past week Alfred Burns an engineer from Galesburg was shot in his cab at the junction and died shortly after medical aid failed to save him
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Danvi._e
Hhls
Chicago
Illinois
Alfred Burns
Galesburg
Populist canvassing and K of L rally plans in Nebraska
The Knights of Labor executive board arranged Nebraska canvassing for the Populist campaign. State Workmen d Allemand will meet the Populist central committee to fix dates for 24 fall rallies. A list of congressmen opposing K of L demands was ordered to be sent to all local assemblies. In Washington, gold exports of 5.8 million leave reserves at 55,223,626 with cash balance 124,580,489, amid hopes tariff legislation will revive trade and boost revenue.
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Omaha
The
Knights of Labor
Nebraska
d’Allemand
Central Committee
Sere aTy
K.of L
United States
Washington
New York
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Wages Debate Signals Department Strife at Meeting
In a chaotic session, officials clashed over department pay scales and budget priorities. The dispute centered on wage levels for key staff, with advocates urging raises tied to performance and cost of living.
Fatal blasting accident at Dolese and Shepard yard
In Chicago on August 1 a blast at the Dolese and Shepard stonyard killed Frank Corbin aged 33, Scott Clark 48, and Richard Clark 20, with two others seriously hurt. The victims, all Western Electric employees, were present as inventor C H Rudd tested a new blasting powder called Ruddita.
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Chicago
Dolese & Shepard
Frank Corbin
Scott Clark
Richard Clark
C. H. Rudd
William Kerr
Western Electric Company
Dolesa
Shepard
Cr. Rudd
Rank Corbin
Richard
Clark
Ruddy
Ruddita
Chicago Mayor asks recall of eight First Regiment companies
Mayor Hopkins wired Governor Altgeld to recall eight companies of the First regiment I G U. He believes the three companies at Pullman can keep order after a conference with Vice President Wickes of Pullman and Adjutant General Arendurit of the Illinois national guard Wickes did not foresee trouble and said no new men were being recruited and that old workers would likely return to their posts.
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Chicago
Hopkins
Altgeld
Pullman
Wickes
Arendurit
Illinois National Guard
Snake in cellar threats woman. cat kills copperhead
Aug 1 Lepasos Pa Mrs John Shenk living near the city water supply dams in South Lebanon township mine mules from here went into her cellar to procure provisions and while there was bitten by a copperhead snake. A cat accompanying Mrs Shenk attacked and killed the reptile. The snake was of considerable size and the woman is in a critical condition.
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Lepasos Pa
John Shenk
Lebanon Township
Lightning Strike Kills Kinsey and Injures Hines on Porch
James M Kinsey and Woodman Hines were on the porch at Mrs Kinsey’s home when a lightning bolt struck. Kinsey died instantly and Hines sustained fatal injuries. Local authorities investigated the incident as a weather-related trauma.
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James M Kinsey
Woodman Hines
Cash Balance In the Treasury Aug 1 Anomalous gold reserve noted
The treasury cash balance at close of business stood at 15,719,903 dollars with a gold reserve of 35,650,168 dollars. In Strolinbua, Minnie Clark, a member of Justice Pegoe Clark’s family, was found dead at Echo Lake near Coulbaugh. Authorities cite a family dispute as the likely cause of self harm and note she was about 25 years old with a history of long illness.
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Washington
Treasury
Strolinbuba
Minnie Clark
Pegoe Clark
Coulbaugh
Echo Lake
Muinniv
Pennsylvania railroad workers to return to eight hour weeks
Orders received to put 160 plus men across the machine, foundry, blacksmith, fitting, tin and other departments of the local Pennsylvania railroad on four eight hour days per week. Since May 10 they have worked irregularly, often only one or two days a week and some have not worked at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissiry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trial of Best and Kellett Ended by Government's Failure
The trial of William Best and Albert Kellett, engineer and fireman of the Eastern Minnesota train, was halted when the United States failed to prove a conspiracy to delay the mails. Judge Williams directed a verdict for the defendants.
Woman killed in mine town strike clash in Phillipsburg
Jessie Jones, wife of a striking coal miner, was fatally shot by deputy sheriff James Myers. Myers fled into the mine after the shooting as enraged strikers vow to avenge her death. The incident occurred in Phillipsburg, Pa on August 1.
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Phillipsburg
Jessie Jones
James Myers
Myers
Labor Leaders Under Arrest In Milwaukee Train Assault Case
St Paul Aug 1 Five local labor leaders Frank Keegan Richard Mormiasey Daniel Griffin Ed Reeder and Andy Rietz were arrested on charges of assault related to the Milwaukee train incident from a few nights ago. Their hearing is scheduled for August 3 with additional arrests anticipated.
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St Paut
Frank Keegan
Richard Mormiasey
Daniel Griffin
Ed Reeder
Andy Rietz
Milwaukee
Senator Camden Denies Sugar Stock Allegation
Senator Camden testifies before the senate sugar trust investigation committee in Wasuinatox on August 1. He is shown a photograph of an order for sugar stock he allegedly issued and declares the order fictitious, asserting he never issued such an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuinatox
Camden
Senate Sugar Trust Investigation Committee
Striking Reapim Laborers Demand Wages
Reapim Pa August 1. More than 160 laborers on the server trenches in this city walked off the job demanding pay they say is overdue since June 20. They refuse to resume work until wages are settled.
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Reapim
Drought Relief Signals Rain Across Corn Belt
Rebeels From the Drought reports heavy rains in Iowa and signs of general drought relief spreading through the corn belt including Nebraska and Missouri, with further indications of improvement in other areas.
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Cunaga
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Lima Gas Supply Announced From Red Key Line
Lima Natural Gas company pledges abundant fuel within 80 days sourced by a Red Key Indiana pipeline. Brice led Ohio and Indiana Natural Gas Company owns 13 000 acres near Red Key and plans to serve Lima factories and nearby towns after a full local supply is secured. Nearly 50 wells already complete with more drilling. Baxter Reicheldorfer and Murdoch devote full effort. Minneapolis Fire Destroys Lumber Yard Complex at Shevlin Carpenter near Mississippi River. damage around 509 000 dollars.
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Lima Natural Gas Company
Lima
Red Key
Ind
Ohio and Indiana Natural Gas Company
Brice
8. A. Baxter
A. C. Reicheldorfer
James Murdoch
Lafayette
Minneapole
Minneapolis
Shevlin-Carpenter Reepedy
Mississippi River
Eighth Avenue
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