G A R Encampment Concludes with Installations and Reforms
The final session of the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Detroit features installation of new officers led by Commander Palmer. Amendments pass on post location votes and membership rules. memorials and annual dues revised. a new flag presented amid silver anniversary rites.
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Vearey
Demoir
G. A. RB
John A. N
Phil Sheri
Sheridan
Oglesby
Ilinois
Memorial Hall
Decatur
Dlg
Adjutant General
Burdett
J Winahiiaston
Palmer Cating
G.A.R
Sons of Veterans
Saray
United States
A. R
Beath
Philadelphia
Nef Veazay
Grand Army of
Lect Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Venzey
Palmer
Pew
Sherman
Admiral Porter
Nice
Hannibal Hamlin
Charles Devins
Council of Administration
Grant Cottage
Mount McGregor
National Council of Administration of the Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Grant
Middleport
Pennsylvania
William McClellan
Pittsburg
West Virginia
C. W. Hart
Buchanan
John Palmer
GAR
Detroit
Rutland
Meeting of the National Letter Carriers Convention Closes
The National Letter Carriers Convention proceedings report a committee recommendation on a resolution, with officers listed including President C. Beaton and Secretary J. Victory. Delegates from San Francisco New York Boston Cleveland and other cities attended as the resolution was adopted and the finance committee favored changes in the pension act.
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A. E. Smith
San Francisco
J. P. Victory
New York City
Trenenr
H. W. Crane
Washington Ca
T-Arms
D. W
Orleans
Boston
Cleveland
W. J. Kent
Fourth of July for the World movement plotted in New York
A group from the Sons of the Revolution and Sons of the American Revolution proposes Cancovary Day and a world Fourth of July. A meeting is planned in Independence Hall Philadelphia on Oct 11 12 and 18 by the Pan American Republic can committee to organize the Horm league and adopt a general address. Suggested authors and speakers include Rev Edward Everett Hale Colonel Et Allen Professor J H Burgess and John Clark Ridpath.
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New York
Sons of the Revolution
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Pan-American Republic Can
Horm League
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
Boston
Et Allen
J. H. Burgess
John Clark Ridpath
Inna
Engineer Chief Arrives to Resolve Labor Dispute
P M Arthur head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers arrived at the Pacific hotel in Chicago from Cleveland. Engineers on the Louisville New Albany and Chicago road contest a clause in a March amendment claiming it costs about 25 cents per day. Settlement is expected to be amicable.
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Chlcagy
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Trdnd Pacific Hotel
Cleveland
Brotherhood Engineers
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Mr. Arthur
Rain Producers in Texas Await Rainmaking Trials
A westbound Texas and Pacific train carried a party led by General Dyrenfurth and balloonist Dr. Rosell to conduct government funded rainfall experiments. The team includes Professor Casler chemist Draper and meteorologist Curtis with equipment to test rain production in the Upper Strata. The Nelson Morns ranch at Blidland hosts the tests with all materials needed to induce rainfall if feasible.
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Texas
Fort Worry
Tex
Ang
Creneral Dyrenfurth
Myers CW Casler
Dr. Rosell
Chemst
Paul A. Draper
George W Curtis
Rannels
Nelson Morns Ranch
Blidland
Ingalls Speech Stirs Chantauqua Crowd on Second Century
Senator Ingalls electrified a Chantauqua audience with a talk titled Problems of the Second Century. He denounced the full treasury scheme and defended enfranchisement, blaming northern lethargy for the move's defeat. The large gathering, including alliance men and homelaters, gave a hearty reception.
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Atlanta
Ang
Ingalls
Ingalla
Snakes Eggs Found By Farmer Near Sulphur Springs
Farmer Shutt of Sulphur Springs county finds six round eggs in a cranberry marsh. He brings them home in a basket for children but heat hatches only five black snakes with one eye failing to hatch.
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Peta. Breyars
O. Ang
Shutt
Sulphur Springs
General Greelay Assigned to Munich Conference Duties
Brigadier General A W Greelay chief signal officer US Army is ordered to go to Munich Bavaria to attend the meteorological conference and the international polar commission meeting there in August and September 1891. After adjournment of the polar commission he will return to his station in this city.
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Washisuton
A W Greelay
US A
Munich
Bavaria
International Polar Commission
Polar Commission
Japanese subjects unable to use new copyright statutes
The secretary of state reports that the Japanese minister of state believes Japanese subjects cannot access the benefits of the recent U S copyright laws under existing imperial laws.
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Washmnatox
Japan
Murderer McManus Granted Temporary Stay by Governor
Philadelphia murderer John McManus received a gubernatorial respite on October 29 to seek a pardon before the board. The execution date had been set for the 20th of the month.
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Hakkissana, Ang
John McManuse
Philadelphia
Andil
Board of Pardons
McManus
Long-lived resident Jouret Dies at 112 in Ils
William Green aged 112 years and 9 months died here. Born in Ireland he retained his mind to the end though blind for several years.
Poison Ivy Troubles and Blood Purifier Claim
The passage notes exposure to poison ivy after contact with hands or face, worsened by heat and sweating, with flares returning. It touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that allegedly removes poison from the blood and cures related skin ailments.
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Hlood
When a Man Receives Answered Prayer He Goes to Work
A brief meditation notes that when prayers are answered a man acts on the result and takes initiative to shape his fate through effort, implying a practical turn from supplication to labor.
Sulphur Bitters Cited for Health Savings Over Ten Years
A reader states over the past decade Sulphur Bitters saved him from expensive medical bills, noting a dramatic drop in costs in the last two years and claiming jaundice was cured, citing his Hoboken contact as proof.
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Boyd
Hoboken
Questionable Detox Claim Promoted With Scotch Remedy
A short, dubious health note urges readers to take a so called cleansing medicine and then purchase a blood purification bottle called Scotch Sarsa anita at a price of zero cents per bottle. it promotes unverified treatment as a cure.
Revival in Trade Hopes Surface as Fall Approaches
R G Dun and Co reports cautious optimism in its Weekly Review of Trade. Crop prospects brighten, foreign grain demand grows, while iron and some textile markets weaken on rail and price pressures. Western commerce shows mixed signals but overall improving activity amid ample supplies and cautious lending.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
Philadelph
Pitas
Cleveland
Cincinnati de Parpitare
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Louisville
Nash
Montgomery
Memphis
Savannah
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Quadruple Lynching in Henry County After Farmhouse Fire
News from BirnwinuuaM Alabama reports a farmer Willam Davis was driven from his home as his family died in a fire. Ella Williams confessed to setting the blaze with oil and revenge. Suspects William Williams Wills Lowe and Eliza Lowe were captured near Abbeville but mob violence killed them as they were taken to jail. Bodies disposed in a river.
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Birnwinuuam
Ala
Henry County
Willam Davis
Ella Williams
William Willams
Wills Lowe
Eliza Lowe
Australian Farmers Back Free Trade Surge
Australian farmers and sheep shearers hold large meetings in favor of free trade arguing it benefits their interests. Miners join the stance though concerns about rotation and urban manufacturing impact are noted as politicians foresee shifts in colony sentiment soon.
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Victoria, Aug
Tramp Died Buried Alive After Stone Collapse At Weinsburg
A tramp went to the house of Mr Swatshemer near Weinsburg asking for food and work. He dug a hole to bury large stones. a stone fell in and crushed him, death occurring immediately.
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Swatshemer
Weinsburg
Dr Pierce's Blood Purifier Discovery Promises Cure
An 19th century promotional claim extols Dr Pierce's Blood Purifier and Vitalizer as a universal cure. The text asserts the remedy purifies blood to cure disease and offers a money back guarantee, claiming remarkable efficacy.
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Pierce
Morey
American Balline Promotes Purity and Efficiency
The notice touts Balline as increasingly popular with claimed purity and efficiency. It urges readers to ask their player for it and asserts Simmons Liver Regulator carries no danger. It ends with a proverb about thieves stealing peace of mind.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Dr Nage’s Remedy Claims Infallible Cure for Catarrh
Odd promotional text asserts that Dr Nage’s atrh Remedy fully cures catarrh with all its head and throat symptoms. It promises permanent relief and a $500 forfeit, endorsements from the World's Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo, N Y, and a terse warning that a brief word suffices.
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Nage
Buffalo
N. Y
Fragmented OCR: Regulator Reference Lost in Error
Incoherent OCR text shows garbled phrases with no clear entities or events. The readable portion mentions a regulator and a vague reference but lacks identifiable people places or dates to summarize into a coherent item.
Ripper Around Again Slashes Elderly Woman in Whitechapel
An elderly woman, 70, was found dying after a dark Whitechapel alley assault. A bloodied razor was recovered and a suspect was arrested. The police theorize self harm to fake a murder for life insurance, but physicians doubt the self-inflicted wounds.
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Lonxpon
Wolf
Whitechapel
Eeton
Fatal family quarrel ends in Cincinnati shooting
In Cincinnati on August 10 George F. Nieman, a shoemaker, was shot and killed by his son Charles F. Nieman, 20, at their German Street home after a long family dispute. The son, awakened by the quarrel, shot the father after the father raised a weapon. Charles surrendered to police and is held at Oliver Street station. he is assistant secretary of the Cincinnati Insurance Company.
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Cincinnati
George F. Nieman
Charles F. Nieman
German Street
Anna
Emma
Oliver Street
The
Cincinnati Insurance Company
Apple Jack Prospects Look Bright Across Eastern Pa
Farmers in eastern Pennsylvania anticipate a strong apple crop this fall leading to a large distillation of apple jack. Prices are quoted at 32 per barrel, well above the usual range of 123 to 174 dollars. Berks county hosts seven unused distilleries and more may resume operations by next month. Distillers must pay an internal revenue tax of MK cents per gallon and file production reports.
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Reavis
Pennsylvania
Schuylkil Valley
Yacht Nay Disaster On Dorchester Day Claims Many Lives
A yacht accident off Dorchester Day left twelve aboard Nay including Captain Jo Burke and Skipper Burke. Four men and five children died as the vessel capsized in a light breeze. survivors clung to the overturned hull until a passing boat rescued them. Bodies of the victims were recovered.
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Bostos Ang
Dorchester
Nay
Jom Burke
Burke
Thera
Thaidens Manthon
Nellie Burke
James Burke
Thomas Armat
Annie Carmody
Vincent Burke
Fergus Churchill
Thomas Ballard
Pac Ny
Plaintiffs sue fifteen Haughville citizens for damages
John W Abbott and Edward Benson allege they were roughed by White Caps in Haughville. They claim arrests, beatings, and a lamp post hanging by the group. Each seeks 1000 dollars in damages in fifteen cases.
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Indiasnapoliz
John W Abbott
Edward Benson
Haughville
Abbott
Benson
Sinvar
Indian Girls Made Happy
Washington orders resume ejecting intruders from the Choctaw nation. During suspension of removal non residents have married into the tribe with as many as thirty marriages in a day in some localities. White men who intermarry become adopted citizens and cannot be removed.
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Lrrtte Rock
Washington
Sermon on the Color Line at Twenty-Third Baptist Church
Rev Dr Oakes of Manchester NH preached on Shall We Move the Negro at the Twenty third Baptist Church in New York Aug 10. He opposed movement for removal of the Negro arguing he is a good citizen and would be alright if left alone by friends who were too numerous.
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New York
Dr.Oakes
Manchester NH
Twenty-third Baptist Church
Worker boiled alive at Salem mill accident
William Hale Well, an employee of the Salem wire and nail mills in Findlayay, fell into a caldron of boiling water and lime. He survived ten hours, remaining conscious despite terrible injuries as flesh peeled away in great chunks.
Clerk Bert Kim Confesses Theft From Grocer
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 10 Bert Kim clerk for James O Neil grocer was arrested on embezzlement charges and admits taking daily sums from 50 cents to $1.50 over six months professing a sick wife and a $10 weekly salary as insufficient support.
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Indianapolis
Bert Kimball
James O'Neil
Union Confederate Veterans appoints division generals
In New Orleans on August 10 General J B Gordon heads a general order that names A H Colquitt as major general of the Georgia division, W H Jackson as major general of the Senne-sames division, and Tap as major of the Arkansas division.
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United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
J. B. Gordon
A. H. Colquitt
Ceoria
W. H. Jackson
Senne Sames
Arkansas
Sunday at Cape May and presidential visitors attend church
Sunday at Cape May reported that President Harrison did not attend divine services. Postmaster General Wanamaker and James B. Clarkson attended Presbyterian services. George W. Boyd dined with Kent Harrigon and Mr. Clarion.
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Cape May
Gare May
Harrison
Yesterdy
Wanamaker
James
Clarkson
George W. Boyd
Kent Harrigon
My. Claron
Iowa Cyclone Sweeps Through Iowa Towns
A cyclonic wind storm during a brutal heat wave damaged Humestone Corydon Centerville Ottumwa Agency and other towns. The Keokuk and Western railroad roundhouse and several roofs were destroyed and fields of grain ruined. Courthouse at Corydon unroofed, churches and depots damaged. telegraph lines down and businesses unroofed. No deaths reported though property losses are high.
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Ortainva
Humestone
Corydon
Centreville
Ottumwa
Agency
Keokuk
A. Demps
H Peterson
Harper, McIntyre & Co
Franklin Park
Batavia
Intense Heat Breaks With Sudden Lightning Display
Chicago officials report the city’s hottest day of the season followed by a late afternoon storm. A bolt of lightning struck near Hermitage avenue and Polk street, sending two large fireballs into the street and injuring a few bystanders including a girl lightly burned.
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Chicago
Hermitage Avenue
Polk Street
Wind gusts cause alarm along waterfront at night
A late night wind storm rattled doors and smashed windows along the waterfront. Several tugs reportedly saved people from drowning after boats capsized, though details are scarce and no serious injuries are confirmed.
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BurFato
Dedication of St Michaels Roman Catholic Church at Long Branch
The St Michaels Roman Catholic church in Long Branch was dedicated yesterday by Bahop O Farrel of Trenton. Rev John K Keane of the Catholic University delivered the sermon. The building cost may be substantial with much of it already subscribed from notable donors including Drexel George W Childs General Thomas T Eckert Daniel Dougherty John A McCall Colonel Hildreth and the Memory. George and Jeremiah Curtis presented a magnificent altar to the church as a memorial to his brother.
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Asbury
St Michaels Roman Catholic
Long Branch
Bahop O Farrel
Trenton
Kight
John K. Keane
Catholic University of the United States
Drexel
Greorge W Childs
Cieneral
Thomas T. Eckert
Daniel Dougherty
John A McCall
Colonel Hildreth
A Terrible but Painless Affliction
NeW PHILADELPHIA Ams 10 Three weeks ago Benjamin Bewerbury a well to do farmer residing five miles west of this place had Inshack broken by a deass hatn door falling upon him He is still living and fully conscious but paralyzed from the middle of his body to the lower extremities He suffers no pain has a fair appetite and rests well at night He is despondent and desires death He is about 54 years old and has a family His case attracts considerable attention.
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New Philadelphia
Benjamin Bewerbury
Riserbury
Mine Blast Kills One in York Colliery Lift Tunnel
A blast in the second lift tunnel at York colliery near PorTs ville released gas which ignited from naked lamps. Thirteen men were burned, with one fatality James Riddibeck. Eight others suffered minor burns and two were seriously hurt Charles Sowers Scott Brubaker and David Davis. mine damage was slight after dynamite extinguished the fire.
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PorTsvile
York
James Riddibeck
Charles Sowers
Scott Brubaker
David Davis
South Charleston Doctors Baffled by Miss Mayeston Sneeze Case
South Charleston physicians are baffled by Miss Mayeston who is sneezing to death. She appears to suffer a nervous disorder combined with hay fever and the lingering aftereffects of a severe grip from last winter.
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SprimarreiLp
South
Charleston
Miss Mayeston
Accident at Erne yards Injures Sam Springer severely
Marion Aug 10 Sam Springer was pinned between two cars during a switch at the Erne yards. His right shoulder fractured several ribs broken and internal injuries reported leaving his condition critical.
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Marion
Sam Springer
Erne
Somerset man praises Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Baths
A Somerset County resident, W H Miller of Stoyestown, Va, reports near lifelong kidney trouble cured after four weeks at the Invalids' Hotel. He credits the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association and the institute for relief, urging others to consider their treatment before consulting local physicians.
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W OH Miller
Stoyestown
Sispensary Medical Association
Inlands’Hotel
Union
Canada
Mexico
South America
Hue
Somerset
A Christian Brother Arrested in Des Moines Case
A Des Moines detective arrested Fr Donor In an arrest tied to a Vatican cemetery dispute. The church faced removal efforts causing damage to the cemetery fence and gravestones. Other suspects linked to the plan were noted, with Henry Schroe named among those involved.
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Oder
Mbroeder
Des Moines
Drowning at Lake Pewaukee Involves Four Prominent Youths
At Lake Pewaukee near Minwatkie four young people aged between 1 and 20, children of businessmen Louis Kindling Peter Barth and Leopold Siegler, drowned after a small boat capsized following a collision with Arquall. Seven others struggled in the water as the craft sank quickly during a brief excursion at the popular resort.
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Minwatkie
Lake Pewaukee
Albert
Emma Barth
Martha Kindling
Clara Siegler
Louis Kindling
Peter Barth
Leopold Siegler
Chicago butcher shot by friend at Greenwich Street
Arnold Hartman a 21 year old Chicago butcher was accidentally shot at 28 Greenwich Street by Cassino Klee while Hartman tried to take the weapon from his friend. The bullet pierced Hartman near the heart and he was rushed to hospital with doubtful prospects of recovery. Hartman exonerated Klee in a post mortem statement and Klee was released from custody.
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Chicago
New York
Arnold Hartman
Greenwich Street
Cassino Klee
Hartman
Klee
Alleged son of ex Governor Lloyd swindler tale denied
New York papers claim a supposed son of ex Governor Lloyd of Marsland is a swindler. Officials note Lloyd is very much alive, not 63 or dead, and the timeline of his age and family is disputed. The piece suggests the swindler is a known fraudster.
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BartiMenn
New York
Liev
Marsland
Lloyd
Tragedy at the Farm as Horse Attack Kills Three
A horse incident near Breoki results in the deaths of John Umack a 106 year old man and his four year old grandson Thomas. The Peghost Light company teamster clan members were also involved as the horse trampled them in the attack. The event occurred while Umack and family were feeding the horse, the reasons for the attack remain unclear.
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Breoki
John Umack
Peghost Light Company
Thomas
Umack
Sete Teason
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Teases Local Scandal
Vague OCR snippet from Lyxs Mass describes a series of names and accusations including a secretary, Mrs Lizzie Fooled ketretary, and a Mrs Dodge lady. The text mentions helping hands, circulating letters, a stench, and a man fleeing from streets, but details are uncertain.
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Lyxs
Mass
Athens
Lizzie
Ketretary
Dodge Aceh el Vulrewe
Landers
Lamian
Anton Th
Lisan
Oto
Judge sentences Henry King to One Day at Sing Sing
In General Sessions Court Judge Cowie described Henry King of 510 Third Avenue as suffering from alcoholism and proclaimed a one day sentence. King reportedly jumped into the North River, was rescued, arrested for attempted assault, and then jailed for a single day at Sing Sing.
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New York
Sessins Court
Henry King
Third Avenue
King
North River
Cowie
Hain
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COE & Caskey’s
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Thard Johnson
Bas. B
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Gna
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Martin L. Emyeer
McClure & Smyler
Wooster Ohio
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E. W. Newkerk
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East Liberty Treet
John C. McClarran
LAW
M’olean Bus
East Liberty Street
Woostero
Lyman B. Critchfield
John
Adair Critchfield
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Wayne County National Bank
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New Lutheran Church
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J. H. Todd
West Liberty Street
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A. W. Ryall
Drs
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North County
Dr Stollopp
N Market St
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Piles
Jan L Wright
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Schon
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Nineae
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Oreson Tidaledicine Company
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HIO State University
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Trent
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Prio
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Urp
Georgus Ri Berry
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KR. Schmartz
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Teller
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J XK. Donington
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G Adams
Warta Bicyee
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Dubuque Co. In
Miss K. Finnigan
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Binco
Lydia Grant
Capac
Mich
Tines
Tastor Kolenigs Herve
Christ Schoeneman
Eer Bonayne
Gliese Lhd
Koenig Med. CO
Chicago, IN
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Pittsburgh
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L. Douglas Centeem
Canals
Rice
Clegg
Cleveland, O
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Margaret Fowler
Fowler
Grand Army
Adjutant General's Office
J H Godptxe
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sue A. Sanders
Delaware
Ill
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Sabathan
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Covinton Kv
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Deire
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Cincinnant
Cincinnati Ice Machine Company
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M Nn Avenue
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Fred Bussey
Hettol Larriers’ National Convention
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McMapun
Ape
Iron and Glass Trade
Imany
Foren Exchange
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Ripper
Ilenty
Apple
Siz
Iowa
Somerset (Pa
Invalids
Bufalo
Negon Sd
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Pugh
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Oth
Osborn
E Alny
Pure No Hood
Jud Pugh
Khilledt
Kloys
Dundee
Ayer
Bospatel
Elonie
Syeda
Dora
Lot Baer
Mc Ferguson
Mooney Walla Walla
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