Wayne county Republicans claim countywide gains in election
The piece notes a shift for Republicans with bourbonism on the decline. It reports reduced Democratic majorities in Wayne county, including Wooster, where Campbell drops from 831 to 26 and Paugh gains 295. It cites several local race margins and overall county losses for the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Wooster
Campbell
T. E. Peckin- Paugh
PB. S. Ibrig
Carroll
Metz
Meech
Shearer
Lovett
Sudden Death News Sparks Rail Safety Call
A Portage county family tragedy prompts calls for railroad safety laws. The loss of Levi Jackson and his wife and daughter in a rail incident sparks editorial demand for secure fencing and bridged or tunneled crossings to prevent vehicles from entering tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Jackson
Aurora
Portage County
Jackson
Maverick National Bank of Boston Fails in 1891 Collapse
A Boston banking panic emerges as the Maverick National Bank dissolves. Reported assets and liabilities show insolvency despite a temporary cushion. the organization had operated in weak financial health since January and may not be permanently closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Boston
Keystone National of
Philadelphia
Maverick National Bank of Boston
Underwood Whip Factory Leaves Wooster for Sidney
The Underwood Whip Factory and several former workers depart Wooster for Sidney amid mixed feelings. While initial regret faded as understanding grew, observers now predict the whip trade will recover and even gain new strength in Sidney, replacing lost capacity with broader opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Willin
Wooster
Sidney
Kangaroo Law Praised For Ending Voter Boss Influence
An old newspaper essay extols the Kangaroo Law as removing man of influence presence at polls and stopping vote buying. It notes fewer people around voting places and printers relieved from clerical ticket demands, describing a shift toward orderly, liberty minded voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich
Protection’s Champion Election Conceded by Campbell
Election results show Major McKinley leading Governor Campbell by an estimated 15 000 to 18 000 votes in Ohio with the Republican ticket likely winning the Legislature and John Sherman reelected to the Senate. Democratic leaders anticipate a large McKinley plurality, while some counties deliver Republican gains in the statehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
M Jor McKinley
John Sherman
United States Senate
Old Glory and the 1892 Republican Outlook Across States
A fragmentary campaign tract asserts Republican gains in Iowa Kansas Chicago and New York with Blaine or McKinley favored for 1892. It praises Governor McKinley and predicts GOP dominance, urging support and messaging to neighbors and Sarah. The piece notes Ohio Republicans and gerrymander concerns amid cross-state results.
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Chinley
Argoneck
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Peoples Party
Chicago
Massachusetts
New York
Pensylvania
Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Party of Progress
Sarah
James G. Blaine
Wm. McKinley, Jr
Govenor McKinley
McKinley
McKinley Victory in Ohio Keeps Republicans Control
The article reports McKinley winning Ohio by 16 000 to 20 000 and Republicans likely to hold both state houses. It argues Ohio voters favor native progress under Republican guidance and prefer American parties safeguarding industries and labor interests. Sherman is expected to be elected U S Senator to succeed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Ohio
Hardin, Hancock
Paulding
Neal
Democratic Committee
McKinley
Hancock County
A. Conley
Paulding County
Ouro
John Sherman
United States
National Park Bank Posts Record Deposits at New York
The National Park Bank of New York set a one day record last week with deposits totaling 34 million dollars, claimed as the largest single day deposits by any U.S. bank outside savings institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne National Park Bank of
New York
United States
Fast Time Across America Sets New Speed Benchmark
John W. McKay’s 444 day San Francisco to New York crossing becomes the fastest coast to coast trip and likely the basis for future train schedules. Speed advances will continue with better tracks engines and coaches aiming for 100 miles per hour before 1900, as public demand grows for speed and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McKay
Sanfrancisco
New York
Unclaimed Letters in Wooster Week Ending November 2 1841
The Wooster post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending November 2 1841. Names include Craig 4 K Jackson B Felby C Mayfield EF Birs. Callers must state advertised and give the advertisement date to claim. Samuel Metzler P M.
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the Wooster Q
Craig
K Jackson
Felby Birs
Mayfield
Samuel Metzler
P. M
Old Story of a Tragic Self Inflicted Death
In Curiaco on November 2 a 16 year old, Vincent Staftney, pressed a revolver to his temple and died after the gun fired. He and friend Joseph Lizek were preparing for a matinee when a bureau drawer revealed the weapon. Lizek warned him not to fool with it but the gun discharged.
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Curiaco
Vincent Staftney
Young Staftney
Laffin Street
Joseph Lizek
Staffney
Weather Outlook for Western PA Ohio WV
Cooler and fair Monday with northerly winds. Continued boom and fair Tuesday. Warmer Wednesday across Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Defiant treasurer jailed as Ugandan slave trade defeat reported
In late news brief, David Douglass, town ship treasurer of Youngstown, is sent to the penitentiary. Lugard expeditions claim victory over rebel Arab slave traders of Uganda and Unyoro. A Swedish journalist Andgren sails Gothenburg to Dunkirk. Wear steamer engineers strike for higher pay, affecting 80 000 parsons. Knap's Villa picnic operators and staff arrested for liquor law violations. they admit beer sales at picnics but cite nearby license as authority. Court upholds police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Douglass
Youngstown
Uganda
Unyoro
Poamed Andgren
Gothenberg
Dunkirk
Scotland
Wear
Durham
England
Knap
Senator Sherman Sees Glorious Victory in Ohio Election
In Mansfield Ohio on November 4 an interview with Senator Sherman reports his belief that McKinley won by over 15 000 and that the Republican legislature is secure. He notes the clear national issues of free coinage and protective tariff and credits the new ballot system with successful adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Mansfield
OnIo
Ohio
McKinley
Miner
Campbell
Reichstag to Debate New Taxes Ahead of Treaty Revenue
BERLIN Nov 3 The Reichstag will convene on the 17th to discuss new taxation needed due to forthcoming commercial treaties that will reduce imperial revenue. Chancellor von Caprivi is negotiating with Center Party leaders for support on this and other government measures.
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BERL
Reichstag
von Caprivi
President Harrison Receives Election Returns at White House
In Washington on November 4 President Harrison spent the evening at the executive mansion receiving election returns. Attorney General Miller and Secretary Rusk accompanied him. Tracy dropped by en route from New York. Blaine, Noble, Foster, Proctor, and Wanamaker were elsewhere as clerks and club members followed the results with private telegrams and wire bulletins.
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Wasnixeton
Harrison
Miller
Rusk
Tracy
New York
Western Union
Ite
United Press
Messenger
Blaine
Executive Mansion
Telegraph Companend
Noble
Foster
Ohio
Proctor
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Washington
Unionist Candidate Linked to Victoria Woodhall Item
London reports Mr R Biddulph Martin will stand as Unionist candidate for Mid Worcestershire. He is wealthy banker and husband of the American woman Victoria Woodhall. The arrangement aligns with the current government views.
Saratoga Meet and Newan Zone Committees Convene
The report notes a Saratoga gathering and several committees meeting in November with annual conventions. It mentions executive education and longstanding plans, referencing Springs and Barsatoga context and a numeric line 12 to 45519002.
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Saratoga
Newan Zone
Nor
Aiddelation
Barsatoga
Springs
Aly
Pennsylvania Valley Returns Favor GOP in Local Votes
Reports from Philadelphia and surrounding counties show General David M. Gregg for auditor general winning in many regions while local contenders shift seats. Democratic losses drift through Philadelphia Treasurers race and Register of Wills, with Republican gains in Allegheny, Centre, and Franklin counties influencing a looming constitutional convention vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel
Fay
Ate
Paladelphia
L. A. Waatres
Republican State Committee
David M. Gregg
Robert B. Wright
Twlaen
Philadelpe
Gregg
Orks County
Wright
Allegheny County
Captain Morrison
Mr. Wright
Lehigh
Iden
Erie
Allegheny
Lancaster
Bedford
Dauphin
Lebanon
Tilden
Philadelphia
Wm. Redwood Wrigt
Pattison
John Bardsley
George D. McCreary
Wm. G. Shields
Register of Wills of
Theodore F. Jenkins
Snyder County
Monroe County
Centre County
Northumberland County
Huntingdon County
Pike County
Chester County
Delaware County
Yoming County
Potter County
Morison
Adams County
Lancaster County
Morrison
Franklin County
Fourteenth Districts Vote for President or Law Judges Noted
Judicial districts report varied results with many contests unusually warm. Asterisked incumbents lead or edge opponents in several races across districts including Perry and Juniata where no single candidate united both parties and returns are inconclusive.
Election results and party standings noted in brief
The report states the Democratic ticket won a narrow majority while the Constitutional Convention proposal carried by a small margin. Republicans express pride in their campaign despite defeats.
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Sexspuky Pe
Althoug Vidge
Progeestion
Maxwell Retires After Twenty Years as Cincinnati Chamber Superintendent
Colonel Siiney Maxwell ends a 20 year tenure as Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce superintendent. Captain Charles B Murray elected to succeed him. Maxwell’s leadership earned praise from business circles and his annual reports were noted for completeness and accuracy.
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Cincinnati
Navi
Siiney Maxwell
Chamber of Commerce of
Charles Burray
Maxwell
First to Fater and First to Die Grasp Rapus Micaw
Dr John J Jennings venerable father of the Masonic Home died at the institution where he helped found it. A thirty third degree Mason, he served in high Masonic offices and long ago was a prosperous local merchant who championed the home for indigent members of the fraternity. He was its first inmate and the first death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasp Rapus
Micaw
John J Jennings
Masonic Home
Arrests in New York on Election Day
Deputy marshals watched for lodging house voters all night and into the morning as a crowded post office cage held a line of prisoners. Pleas were offered by many involved, most from hospital officials. Prisoners remained in bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Lodging House
Receiver Broadhead's Mind Affected by Bank Failure
Kisestox New York November 4. It is stated that Receiver Broadhead of the Ulster County Savings Institution has troubled thoughts over the bank's failure and his misstatements to friends about its soundness. He is out of town resting, friends say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisestox
Broadead
Ulster County Savings Institution
Poets Meet Whitman In Pleasant Home Reunion
Two famous poets meet at Walt Whitman's home. Pee N. Ney Sir Edwin Evans with James Wallace John Russell Young and Henry Guy Carleton visit Whitman and share a cordial hour.
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Pee N. Ney
Sir Edwin Evan
James Wallace
John Russell Young
Henry Guy Carleton
Walt Whitman
Typhus Fever Drives Russian Army From Pruth Front
Typhus outbreaks among Russian forces on the Pruth prompt a Russian retreat. Romanian troops on the opposite bank celebrate as the exhausted vigilance continues along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Pruth
Tim Healey Chronicles Public Whipping Incident
Local report describes Timothy Healey whipped by McDermott the nephew of Parnell after a dispute at Landford on Sunday. The public punishment sparked resentments and stirred local debate about street justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Healey
Timothy Healey
Landford
Parnell
McDermott
Unclear Mining Well Test Report From Montgomery Jackson
Fragmentary note from Luton West Virginia dated November 4 describes a test at Montgomery Jackson and Coss Plaggy Meadow run with a Pharned hey reference. details are incomplete and unreadable.
Democrats Maintain Edge in Virginia Elections
In Ricuwoxp Virginia on November 4, Democrats have won 11 of 19 state senators and 70 of 100 House seats. Regular Democratic candidates lose in Matthews and Middlesex to alliance candidates. Republicans capture 4 House seats in Floyd County by 400 votes, with a 200 vote Republican loss overall.
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Ricuwoxp
House
Matthews
Middlesex
Alliance
Floyd County
Bares Leads Democratic Ticket In Iowa Election
Des Moines reports indicate Bares and the Democratic ticket win by a handsome majority. Dispatches from Democratic headquarters claim increased overall votes across the state and larger margins for Bores. Meanwhile Republicans win in Colorado with Denver returns showing a 2560 plurality for the municipal ticket, a gain of about 3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bares
Drover
Denver
Edgerton Wins Nebraska Race Amid GOP Surge in Omaha
The Independent state committee reports Edgerton elected by about 12000 votes with Republicans carrying Omaha and Douglas counties. Edgerton secured a statewide lead as GOP support rose in key urban areas.
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Dana
Independent State Committee
Edgerton
Omaha
Douglas
Massachusetts Returns Show Narrow Victory for Russell in Gubernatorial Race
Massachusetts ballots elect a full slate governor and other state offices. Major contest centered on governor between Democrat William E Russell and Republican C H Allen. Early returns from Boston and cities indicate Russell leading by roughly 0 to 5,000 votes as Republican hopes fade.
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Henry Winn
People’s Party
H W Robinson
Socalistic Labor
Russell
Boston
New Jersey Election Results Across Districts
Nov 4 report from Woopatry New Jersey shows F F Davidson Democrat elected assemblyman in Gloucester County and W T Parker Republican carried Monmouth Third district by 214. Horace Democrat wins Second district, Strahan Republican wins First district. McMichael Democrat elected Senator in Sussex by 550, Swartwout Democrat assemblyman by 900. Bridgeton both Republicans win assembly seats. Atlantic City Hoffman leads by 200. At Card Miller Democrat wins three year Senate seat over Republican Cole by 175, while Republican Ross wins Assembly by 131.
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Eliott Danforth
W. A. Southerland
W. Rosendale
Richmond County
Flower
Watertown
Miller
Oswego City
Amsterdam
Rochester
Fassett
Auburn
Albany City
Hill
Syracuse
Assembly
Senate
Baskot
New York City
P. I. Duffy
Tammany
T D. Sullivan
Philip Wissig
Moses Dinkelspiel
Tammany Erwin
Woopatry
N. J
F. FB. Davidson
Gloucester County
W T Parker
Keyport
Monmouth County
J D. Horace
R. Strahan
McMichael
Sussex
Swartwout
Bridgeton
Atlantic City
Hoffman
Eugene C. Cole
Lemuel E. Miller
Ross
Kansans vote in raw weather electing nine judges and county officials
Toreka Kansas voters faced a drizzly raw day with lower turnout. Nine district judges were elected and county officers including treasurer clerk sheriff register of deeds surveyor coroner and one county commissioner were chosen in all 105 counties. The party shifts suggest People's party gains in towns but declines in rural areas and possible impact on Democratic fusion and straight ticket strategies.
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Toreka
Kan
Kansas
People’s Party
Maverick Bank Collapse Threatens Boston Financial Scene
Irregularities stretch back over two years as Maverick Bank faces suspension after founder Potter and broker Irving A Evans died by suicide. Creditors and depositors brace for losses. other banks prepare to cover withdrawals and loans.
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Maverick Bank
Eddy
Ile
Comptroller of the Currency
Peter
Boston
Maverick
Grain Receipts in Doloth Minn Through October
Grain receipts in Doloth Minn through October total 24,870,106 bushels, up from 9,747,909 last year. For the last two months receipts were 17,181, or 21,181 bushels, versus about 5,060,000 last year. Shipments for 1891 through October reach 21,933,400 bushels, up from 10,720,593 last year. The past two months shipped 12,755,370 bushels, compared with 4,826,668 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DctutTn
Minn
Halloween Misrule Disrupts Blanchester Streets
In Blanchester on November 3 a Halloween spree damaged street lamps and a grain separator used for transport. A joke escalated to placing a horse inside the Universalist church vestibule overnight, provoking anger from the janitor and worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchester
Sundar de Rejeet
Universalist Church
Annandale Opera Company Split Leaves Managers Bankrupt
In Annandale on November 8 the Annandale Opera company collapsed with managers Higbee and others penniless. Higbee reportedly fled west after jumping a board. Miss Annandale is not blamed. organizers plan to reorganize the company here with backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinsvadl
Annandale Opera Company
Pnacci and
Hhorus
Frank M. Higbee
West
Miss Annandale
Southern lynching ends man accused of murder
Larkin Nix, who shot and killed George Mize in Thomas county, was captured in Decatur county and moved to Meiga. He was seized from guards and carried into Mitchell county where an infuriated mob lynched him.
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Caminita
Larkin Nix
George Mize
Thomas County
Decatur County
Meiga
Mitchell County
Mize
Osowiec Murder Fire Ravages Jewish Family
News from Osowiec Poland reports a Jewish timber merchant and his twelve relatives were killed by robbers who looted the home and set it ablaze, burning the bodies. Police and authorities investigate the grisly crime amid growing tension in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Osowiec
Poland
Accidental Electric Discovery From Crossing Wires
A Kansas City boy studying electricity accidentally crossed a live home wiring with a neighbor’s line. The live wire killed a line of cats on a shed roof, revealing a dangerous setup. He abandoned the project, leaving the cat deaths as the only outcome, while the power shock explained the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
City
Hutchison Cancer Hospital Claims Miraculous Cures
The Hutchison Cancer Hospital advertises John and A N Hutchison cancer remedies as giving rapid, painless cancer removal without operation. Reports cite patients aged beyond seventy with two cancers cured in a week, and a Knoxville case of breast cancer treated successfully after years of failed local care.
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Hutchison’s Cancer Hospital
John
A. N Hutchison
Carruthers
West Newton
Fayette
Allegheny Counties
Sir Caruthery
Marsten
Mary Foster
Knoxville
Trospetal
Hutch
Idaho Citizens Push Yellowstone Region Timber Reserve
A group led by Senator Du and other Idaho leaders petition the General Land Office to set aside about 759000 acres west of Yellowstone National Park as a permanent timber reserve. A special agent will study feasibility and potential northward extension toward Montana headwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassington
Ooeral
Chilean Minister Montt Leaves Washington for New Orleans
Rumors circulated about Senor Montt the Chilean minister traveling to New Orleans to meet his wife and new Chilean legation members due from Colon. It is said his credentials will be received by the steamer, and on return he will be presented to the President as minister from Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Montt
New Orleans
Legation
Colon
Can
War Department Orders Must be Obeyed
Obstructions to navigation on the Chicago river by the Canal Bridge prompt the War Department to pursue criminal legal action through the U S district attorney in Chicago The action seeks compliance with the department order and penalties for obstructing navigable streams under recent law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Wasumotox
Chicago
Canal 1
United States District Attorney
Races at Washington Wasprsetos Sov 4 Details
Three-fourths mile first race results Wo Cook Belletue Judge Morrow with time 141. Second race White Ros Pikpocket Thiers LG time Lith. Third race one mile George W Margher ta Ocypete time 14%. Fourth race four and one-half furlongs St Mark Constantinople Gondollet time 0.5644. Fifth race five and one-half furlongs Tat tler Matagorda Iyo0n time 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasprsetos
Wo Cook
Belletue
Judge Morrow
George W
St. Mark
Constantinople
Matagorda
Races at Guttenburg Gerrrenscraag NJ Nov 4
First race five-eighths mile Toaneon Zenobdin Hardy Fox with times recorded Second race three-fourths mile St Feliz Charade Rialto with time 1 1444 Third race five-eighths mile Newle Bly Tormentor Early Hlossum with time 1.0144 Sixth race six and one half furlongs Torchlight Bohemian Undercover with time 1.2444
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Gerrrenscraag
Toaneon
Zenobdin
Hardy Fox
St Feliz
Charade
Rialto
Tormentor
Early Hlossum
Torchlight
Bohemian
Undercover
Boiler Explosion Kills Two Near LasBorx
In LasBorx North Dakota on November 4 a steam thrashing boiler exploded four miles west of town. Engineer Ed Thompson was blown five rods away and mangled. Albert Thompson lost his right arm and was badly injured. Fireman Ed Swartout was badly scalded. Cause of the blast is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LasBorx
N. D
Here
Ed. Thompson
Albert Thompson
Ed. Swartout
Unforeseen Gas Find Sparks Citywide Fire Hazard
In BupaNey Hla on Nov 2 engineers report natural gas issuing from two 6 inch and one 8 inch wells feeding a reservoir that exploded when a trap door was opened. A flame 12 to 15 feet high now burns from a discharge pipe and experts doubt marsh gas, noting potential profitability.
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BupaNey, Hla
Bushell
Finch Wells
England
Ukase
Russia
Europe
Hamburg
Greece
Cork
America
Ager’s Cathartic Pills Promoted in Quack Ad
An old advertisement touts Ager’s Cathartic pills as safe for constipation. It claims liver and bowel complaints are cured and urges prompt use to remedy indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Local Ads Promote Medicines and Shoes Across City
A clipped historical page advertises Kline’s tonic and Duquesne rye as cures and stimulants. Also promoted are Siegemhaler’s winter footwear at 3 West Liberty Street and assorted goods with low prices and catalog orders available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Ura
Luckenbenmper
Gibson Therhyff
bRax Akleless Feder Street
Alegheny City
Siegenthalers’ Shoe Store
West Liberty Street
Night school opens at Dixlers Business College next Monday
Night school begins at Dixlers Business College next Monday evening in a pleasant winter classroom. The program emphasizes practical branches and promotes copies of Bixlers on Penmanship as likely the county’s largest edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixlers Business College
Thes County
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Roswell P.flower
Tose W.bruce
Prohibition
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Socialistic Labor Party
J. W. Vrooman
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E. F. O'Connor
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eElsie Potter
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Ton
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Irving A Evans
Potter
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ASBFY
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Tenn
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Prsoners
Mners
Tracy City
Nashville
Buchanan
Eral Pickle
Briceville
Coal Creek
Tommy
Susie
Wvankee Blade
Ati VY
Jos Horne & Co
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Pal
Wogster
Yat Road
Rastus
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