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evening. Those who entertained last
night were Joseph J. Mullin, Miss Jane
Young and Frank Young.
The predominating colors attached to
the various booths are violet and green,
red, white and blue and green and
silver.
The various committees In charge of
the affair and of the various booths
are composed of:
General Arrangements Committee
John j. Hastings, chairman; Joseph
Mcdonald, secretary; Joseph ]. Mullin,
treasurer. 4
Y. NJ. C. A. Booth-William H.. LIE
Francis, chairman; T. ]. Ryan, B. M.
Stanley, Joseph ]. Mullin, Thomas J.
Knowles, James r. Mulligan, James F.
Sinnott, jr., Miss Genevieve Slowey,
Miss Helen O'Neil, Miss May McWat-
tiers, Miss Grace HAPPIER and Miss
Bertha German.
Athletic Club Booth Thomas J.
Moss, Charles Kelly, John Durr, Wal
ter Barrett, Frank Hill, Miss May Null
ligan, Miss Minnie Hauser, Miss Rose
WdiSu, MISS COnnOr and
Miss Nora Leamy.
Boat Club Booth-William Degnen,
chairman; Charles O'Connor, Eugene
Higgins, Frank N. Smyth, John ].
Mentz, George Sinnott, Miss Gertrude
Slowey, Miss Lydia Thompson, Miss
Agnes Smyth, Miss Jane Young and
Miss Minnie O'Connor.
Novelty Booth-Frank Mcguire, chair
man; Joseph A. ia mes, Joseph F. Muir
ply, Philip F. Halpin, Joseph Hurley.
Edward Barrett, Miss Eva T.. Slowey.
Miss Antoinette Fleming, Miss Ella
Brown and Miss Teresa James.
Refreshment Booth-Joseph J. Duffy.
chairman; DR.. Hugh J. Fox, William r,
Conlon, John Calaghan, Thomas ]. Deg
men, James L. O'Brien, Miss Loretta
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S
HOME TO HAVE BENEFIT.

The monthly meeting of the board of
managers of the Home for Crippled
Children took place in the institution
yesterday afternoon. Routine business
was discussed and plans were made for
the sale to take place March 4, in the
new wing of the home. Mrs. John D.
Wyeth will have a table of fine infants
wear. Mrs. William K. Pointer, the
president, occupied the chair. The ma
tron, Miss Mueller, reported that dur
ing the month 1888 house and clinic
cases were treated. There are 81 in the
home at the present time, 9 were ad-
mitted and 4 discharged during the
month and 4 operations were performed.
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THE PRIZE WINNERS.

Jumbled sign puzzle was furrier. The
following children sent in the neatest
correct answers and were awarded the
prizes:
AGNES CAVANAGH, aged 10, %
Bowery street, Newark (book); EVA
LABELSOHN, aged IL, IL Charlton
street, Newark (book); GEORGE
REISS, aged IL, So Peshine avenue,
Newark (penknife); CHARLES HAM
HERMAN, aged 8, 100 Belmont ave
nue.. Newark penknife).
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MRS. DYER DEMANDS
$4,000 FOR CAR HURTS.

Mrs. Annie Dyer, of SO Mott street,
figured as the plaintiff in the trial of an
action for $1,000 damages before Judge
Heisley and a jury In the Circuit Court
today against the North Jersey Street
Railway Company, because on April l,
1907, she met with an accident at Jeffer-
son and Ferry streets.
Mrs. Dyer had boarded a car of the
South Orange venue line and wanted
to get off at the streets named. Before
she had fairly alighted the car started
up again and she was violently thrown
to the ground.
DR.. Frank Devlin, the physician in
attendance, testified to the injuries sus-
tanned by her.
Leonard kalisch represented Mrs.
Dyer and Chauncey H. Beasley the
company.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. ANNA H. LINNELL'S FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna A. Linnell,
widow of Henry H. Linnell, will be
held in the Third Presbyterian Church,
this city, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, and will be conducted by the
Rev. r. S. Inglis, the pastor. Interment
will be in Evergreen Cemetery. The
services will be private.
Mrs. Linnell was 81 years old and
died in her residence, 40 South street,
on Sunday. She had been i'll for more
than a year, having suffered a stroke
of apoplexy. She was a native of Wo-
burn, Mass, but had lived in this city
nearly all her life. She is survived by
three sons, Harry L., of Norfolk, Va;
Milton H, of Montclair, and Clarence
l., of this city, and two daughters, Ada
D. Linnell, of this city, and Mrs. Will
lam F. Fordham, of Southampton, l.. L.
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Fleming, Mrs. Frederick Seals, Miss
Lillian Lair and Miss Lillian Sinnott.
Printing Committee-James L..
OBrien, chairman; James r. Mulligan,
John C. O'Connor, William r. Sheik,
Joseph Mcdonald and Joseph N. Groel.
Music-Joseph Hurley and Joseph
James.
Press Committee-James H. Reilly
and Joseph Hurley.
observation-disclosures Cummings,
chairman; William H. REILLY, Frank
Conlon, James Devine and Frank Fee,
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and is easily discernible, while the new
crack is but family outlined; and the
observer must look closely to see it. a
careful investigation of, the BELLS rec
ords fails to show any mention of the
new crack, and nowhere is any official
explanation of its cause extant. The
of1lclals in charge either do not know
what caused it, or they will not say.
Ihey intimate broadly that 1t was
caused by the Earring it received on its
various trips, but will not make this
statement in their official capacity.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16
JOHN MITCHELL HURT IN WRECK.

SPRING VALLEY, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-John
Mitchell. while on the way to New
York. after a short visit at his home,
was slightly injured in a trolley colli-
sion Yesterday. Mr.. Mitchell had his
wounds dressed and proceeded on his
journey. Several other persons were
also slightly hurt.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16
ORPHEUS L~IEDERKRANZ
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Success marked the twenty-eighth
anniversary celebration of the Orpheus
Liederkranz in Wiesemann's Hall, Ferry
street, last night. There was music un-
der the baton of August Muehe, the So
ciety's director, and numerous toasts to
its future welfare. The trustees made
up the committee of arrangements.
The society will attend the celebration
of the M. G. v. Aurora, of New Bruns-
wick, Sunday night.
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ROOSEYELT'S CHURCH
SAYS GOOD=BY TO HIM.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-In the little
white stone Grace Reformed Church,
which he has attended ever since he
has been in Washington, President
Roosevelt last night lac a farewell re-
ception from the members of the con
gregation.
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Long Speech by Jerseyman.
Pennsylvania to Accept
Portfolio of State.
TAFT TAKES MATTER
UP THIS AFTERNOON
MagOOn May Succeed to Luke
E. Wright's Place in
Cabinet.
HOW TAFT CABINET WILL
BE MADE UP, ACCORDING
TO LATEST INDICATIONS.

Secretary of State-Philander
Knox, of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of War-Luke E.
Wright, of Tennessee.
Secretary of the Navy-George
Won L. Meyer, of Massachusetts.
Attorney-G eneral-George w.
Wickersham, of New York.
Postmaster General-Frank H.
Hitchcock. of Massachusetts,.
Secretary of Interior-R. A.
Ballinger, of Washington.
Secretary of Agriculture-James
Wilson, of Iowa.
Secretary of Commerce and
Labor-Charles Nagel, of Mis-
souri,
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REAR ADMIRAL GREEN DEAD.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Rear-Ad-
miral James G.. Green, United States
navy, retired, died at Edenton, N. c.,
today. He vas born at Jamaica Plains,
Mass, in 1S41, and entered the United
States naval service in 1861. He was
transferred to the retired list in 1901.
His last active duty was the command
of the cruiser New Orleans.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16
SHELTER KING ILL.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1~6.-According
to a special dispatch received here
from the City of Aguas Calientes,
Daniel Guggenheim, of New York,
head of the American Smelling and
Refining Company, is being rushed
East aboard a special train in order
that his life may be saved.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16
PAYS $40 FOR BREAKING
$40 PANE OF GLASS.

William Roe, of 10 Mulberry street.
was fined SO in the Third Precinct Po-
lice Court this morning for breaking a
$40 pane of glass. The complainant was
William Carey, of Is Ferry street.
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FUNERAL OF GoTTLIEB WEYERIcH.

The funeral of Gottlieb Weyerich,
who died In his home, 244 Norfolk
street, was held yesterday in ST.
Peters r. c. Church in Belmont ave-
nue. and the interment followed in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre. The
floral tributes were many. Morris
Herzog, John Hoffman, Fidel Trunk
and Frederick Guenther were the pail
bearers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-16
TRAIN KILLS BOY AT PLAY.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 1e.-Meyer
Kemp, II years old, of 81 Dales avenue,
vas killed by a Pennsylvania train at
Newark and Charlotte n last
night. He had been playing with other
boys about the tracks.
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WOMAN BREAKS LEG IN FALL.

Mrs. Christine Bischoff, 81 years old,
81 South Eighteenth street, fell down
stairs at her home last night and broke
her right leg. She was taken to the
City Hospital.
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WHAT GREAT INSTITUTION IS THISp

- 49, We see a rebus which,, if properly read, will give o thu nam of
@@ fows 9r scientific institution at Washington. After yu have
EvFNJNs SIN answer fill ut the coupon below md send it to Uncle Jack,
- 1N MN STAR, Newark, N. J.
ave behr o,a 49, ma w boys who send n he neatest correct answer can
VEN 80, VI a px of paints. a GOOD book, a penknife or an one If
rejected ia Imatngg games If the writing is not legb1e the coupon will be
SEN him rhotnn VII publish the picture of n przewfnner who cares to
onlv cbh peiap ng-pong and tntype pictures cannot b used.
place a two1cant h under mder Is years of are eligible to compete, Be sure to
TmS :" 1 ue prlze-wtnners will be announced in THE EVENING STAR OF
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-19

| WILLIAM ERD-Votcd for Lincoln in
| 1850 and 1861 at Cincinnati, Ohio. Cast
my ballots in engine house No. 5. Vine
| street Heard him speak IN front of the
6urnet house before nc was elected
president. Seventy years old. As
sisted in milking cannon in DunuWopds
foundry Cincinnati during the war. Re
/ side ut BIS North Front street.
|. c. M. FLETcHER-voted for Lin
lcohl in 1850 ana 1865 in Mankato. Age
seventy nine Reside north of Duke $
addition.
J, o. sMlTE'--ln 1860 l was living in
Dodge cnunty Wisconsin. Was twenty
years old and couldn't vote. mass
meeting was held in Horizon. | was g
went frotu Kekosllec to HORIZON on a
steamboat on Lake Horizon. a distance
Of elevon miles lii 1864 voted for
lincoln in the St9ss school house town
% "taE, Dodge county. WISCONSIN. !
reside at 22i Marcy street, Mankato.
E: coRRELL-toted for 1neola in
saw him 1T Indianapolis, heard him make
g s9rt address when on his WAY TO
Washington TO be indsguiated president.
looked Upon his corps at Indianapolis
on tho way to Springfield. ILL.,. my age
VIII be eighty four years if l live until
the 18th day of this month. NV present
address is Mankato. Blue Earth county.
j. r. AaHwoRTH-voted for Lin
coin at Glehwood III. in 1861 and in
1864. Aged seventy-four. Reside at go
Glenwood Avenue Mankato.
EMERSON GATEs-Voted for Lincoln
in 1864. Was in Virginia at the timc
with the one Hundredth New York
Volunteer Infantry. Sent his vote to
Erie county New York Resides az
3l3 South FouEth street
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proud TO say that | voted for Abraham
Lincoln. the first time in Mankato and
in 1864 at Fort Smelling. Confidentially
| am S2-10-12 years of age and my
present address is 103 North Third
street, Mankato Have been travelling
III double harness almost tfty-nine years
and am not tired yet.
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JOHN MULlEN--Voted for Lincoln at
Altoona Pass, Georgia. in 1864. Sixty-ni
years old. Resides at 116 Glenwood
iaVenue.
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c. M. JEFFERSON-I aim one of those
that voted for Lincoln both times. |
lived in Lakeland, Washington county,
at the time. and have voted for every
republican president before and since,
but one, as | voted for Fremont the
first republican party candidate. As to
Grant. was away from home on cleo
ton day so voted for no one.
ALMoN D. SToNE-Votcd for Lincoln
at South Grove. H.. in 1864. Was TWEEN
ty-t three years of age at the time. Re
sides at 323 Warren street,
CHARLES A. cHAPMAN-voted for
and in South Bend in 1864. Also voted
for Fremont in 1856 ut Des Moincs,
Iowa. Was then twenty-five years old,
WILLIAM A. PELL-voted for Lin
coin in 1860 at Elgin, Wabasha county,
Minnesota. Would have voted for him
in 1864, only l had contracted typhoid
fever while with the Union army in Pine
Bluff Arkansas and was too near death
to vote. Age seventy-four. Resides at
81 South Second street
J. E. SoUTHWICk-Voted for Lin
coin in 1860 and 1864 at Sumner. JEFF
ferson county Wisconsin. Age seventy
six Resides at 709 South Second street
G. q. 6ATES-Voted for Lincoln in
1861 at Granger, Fillmore county, MiR-
nesota, and in 1864. at Button, Iowa.
Age seventy. Resides at Ito Minnesota
street.
e. D. WILMONT-Voted for Lincoln
in 1864, at st. Louis. Was Il soldier.
SiXty-four years old Resides 726 Baker
avenue.
c. GABlE-Voted for Lincoln in VIII
ltamport, Pa, and i'm 1860 at Three
Rivers, Mich. Seventy years old. Resides
at 3l3 Clark street
WILLIAM 6uDDE-voted for Lin
coin in town of Vernon, Lake County
Illinois, in 1860 and 1854 Sevcnty-three
Years old. Resides at 1O7 Minnesota
street.
j. j. EDWARDS-Voted for Lincoln
at Calamus. Dodge county. Wisconsin,
in 1864. SiXty-fve years old. Resides
at 229 Lock street.
WILLIAM L. WILSON-Voted for
Lincoln in 1850 and 1864 at Mankato
Il have in an old diary the following
record to electoral votes I'm 1860
Lincoln. 1870; Breckenridge, democrat
a; Doughlas, democrat. II; Bell, know
nothing. 80. In 1864. Lincoln. 213; Nc
Cleland. 81" Mr.. Wilson is ninety-one
years old and resides at 720 Mound
avenue.
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WILLIAM MITCHELL-Voted for Lin
coin in 1861 at Petersburg, Va. while in
the army. SiXty-fiVe years old Re
sides at 307 Hanover street
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G. q. BATES-Voted for Lincoln in
1860 at Granger, Fillmore county, Min
nesota, and in 1864, at BIulfton Iowa
Age seventy. Resides at ll0 MnneSotl
street
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e. D, WiLMONT-Voted for Lincoln
in 1864 at st. Louis Was Il soldier
SiXty-foT years old. Resides 726 Baker
avenue.
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w. p. COFFiN-Voted for Lincoln i'm
1860 at Columbus. Ind, and in 1864 at
Nashville. Seventy six years old. Re
sides at Y. M \. c. building.
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c. GABLE-Voted for Lincoln in VIII
ltamport. Pa, and i'm 1860 at Three
Rivers, Mich. Seventy years old Resides
at 313 Clark street
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ALMON D. STONE-Notcd for Lincoln
at South Grove H.. in 1864. Was TWEEN
ty-three years of age ut the time. Re
sides at 323 Warren street,
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E. l.. SCOVILLE-Voted for Lincoln
i'm 1860 and again in 1864 at Condlers-
port. Pa. Resides at 914 South Front
street. Age seVenty-one.
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J. E. SOUTHWICk-Noted for Lin
coin in 1860 and 1864 at Sumner, JEFF
ferson county. Wisconsin. Age seventy
six. Resides at 109 South Second street
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CHARLES A. CHAPMAN--Voted for
Abraham Lincoln in ManIIato in 1860
and in South Bend in 1864. Also voted
for Fremont in 1856 at DeS Moincs,
Iowa Was then twenty-five years old.
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WILLIAM BUDDE-Voted for Lin
coin in town of Vernon. Lake County
Illinois, in 1860 and 1864. Sevcnty-three
years old. Resides at 107 Minnesota
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w. w. PADOOCk-Voted for Lincoln
in 1860. at Mankato and i'm 1864. At
tended his funeral at Springfield, ILL.,.
April 25, 1865. Is eighty years and three
months.
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j. J. EDWARDS-voted for Lincoln
at Calamus, Dodge county. Wisconsin,
in 1864. SiXty-ive years old Resides
at 229 Lock street
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THOMAS Y. DAVIS-Voted for Lin
coin in 1860 and 1864 in Cambria Sew
enty- eight years old. Resides at III
South Fifth.
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A. SWENSON-Votcd for Lincoln i'm
1860 at Waconia. Carver county. Mime
sofa In 1864 was with General Sherman
i'm Georgia and was not given an oppor
tunity to vote. Resides at 327 Clark
street
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w. D. TOMPkINS-Voted for Lincoln
in 1860 at Urbana H., and again in
1864 in what is now Champaign, Ill
Seventy four years of age. Resides at
32T Walnut street.
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r. I. McCULLOM-Voted for Lincoln
twice, once i'm Wisconsin and once in
Minnesota. Resides on Fulton street.
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HORACE BARNES-Voted for Lin
coin i'm 1864 at Fort Smelling At that
time was a private in Company |, Second
Minnesota cavalry. SiXty-four years old.
Resides at 2l9 Minnesota street
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COLONEL WILLIAM THOMAS-Voted
! for Lincoln III 1864, at Philadelphia Age
sixty nine. Resides at III South Broad
street.
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SAMUEL RI. GRANNIS-Voted for
Lincoln in 1864 ut Vernon Center. Aged
seventy Resides at 52S South Fourth
street.
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J. A. LEWIS-Voted for Lincoln at
Rosendac, Fond du Lac county, Wiscon-
sin, in 1861; in Mantorvillc, Mimi, 1864.
In 1852 voted for John =. Hale, and in
1856 for John G. Fremont. Am eighty
years old. Reside at Front and Cherry
streets.
NJ w. SARGENT-Assisted in organ
izing the republican party in Wisconsin.
f! Have voted for every republican prcsi
dent and expect to vote for Roosevelt
again. Voted for Lincoln in 1860 and
1864 at Portage City, Wisconsin. Re-
sides at Amboy.
w. n. WATTS-Voted for Lincoln in
1869 in Manitowoc county. Wisconsin
In 1864 voted for Lincoln i'm Tennessee
while with the army of the Cumberland.
Has been a resident of Blue Earth
ounty since 1856. Seventy-four years of
lage.
CHARLES BURNETT-Voted for
Lincoln in 1861 and 1864 at Garden City.
Seventy-fi years old. Resides at ll2
North Second street.
SAMUEL H. GRANNIs-voted for
Lincoln in 1864 at Vernon Center Aged
seventy. Resides at 52S South Fourth
street.
COLONEL WILLIAM THOMAS-Voted
, for Lincoln III 1864 at Philadelphia Age
sixty -nne. Resides at III South Broad
street.
THOMAS Y. DAviS-Voted for Lin
coin in 1860 and 1864 in Cambria Sew
enty- eight years old Resides at III
South Fifth
E. L. sCoVLLE-Voted for Lincoln
i'm 1860 and again in 1864 at Condlers
port, Pa. Resides at 9l4 South Front
street. Age seventy -one.
w. p. COFFiN-Voted for Lincoln in
1860 at Columbus. Ind, and in 1864 at
NacINiIIp 81
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G. v. McGREW-Voted for Lincoln in
1860 at Bloomingdale, ILL., In 1864 was
living in Mankato. | listened to the
campaign speeches between Lincoln and
Doughas in the city of Chicago just
before Lincoln's election. i'm 1860. | am
now residing at 233 Clark street Man
kato. Am nearly eightyfour years of
age.
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r. r. DAViS-Voted for Lincoln in
1864 at Mt. Vernon. Ohio. Resides at
233 lincoln street. Mr.. Davis is in
structor in the Owen Business, univer-
SitV
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CAPTAIN BEATTY-Voted for Lin.
com In 1860 at Mankato: i'm 1864 some
where near Atlanta while serving i'm the
army Resides in Security Flats.
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CHARLES BURNETT-Voted for
Lincoln in 1861 and 1864 at Garden City.
Seventy-fve years old. Resides at il2
North Second street.
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D. o. BREWER-Voted for lincoln
IN 1860 and 1864, at Fremont, Winona
county Minnesota. Age seventy-six. Re-
sides at III Florence street.
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; JOHN J. HiBBARD-Voted for Lin
coin in 1864 at Madison, Wis.,. Re-
sides at 303 Glenwood avenue.
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JAMES WILSON-Voted for Lincola
in 1854 at Madelia. Resides at no Lo-
Gust street,
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| D. L. CLEMENTS-Voted for Lincoln
, in 1860 and 1864. at Hotah. Houston
county. Minnesota.
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REV. NJ. 3. FOOT-Voted for Lincoln
in New York City in 1860 and 1864. went
with the Seventh New York on the call
for $4,000 for ninety DAYS. Reenlisted aud
was discharged May 16. 1864 Resides
at Eagle Lake.
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}. e. BROWN take pleasure in in
forming you that | voted for Abraham
Lincoln in 1860. at Ripon, Wis. and I'm
1864. at Mankato. Age seventy seven
years, two months and nineteen days
and challenge any man i'm the county
of that age for a fight or a foot-race.
Present occupation. snow shoveler. Resi-
dence, Amboy
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J. r. AsHwoRTH-Voted for Lin
coin at Glenwood, III. in 1861 and in
1864 Aged seventy-four Reside at go
CHenwood Avenue, Mankato
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). q: FOWlER-Voted for Lincoln i'm
1913, 81. raul. Sixty-four years of age
Lives on West Second street.
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EVAN D. COOPER-Voted twice for
Lincoln at Peach Bottom township, York
county, Pennsylvania Seventy two years
old. Lives in Mankato township.
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LOUIS BiSHMAN, SR.-Voted for Lin
coin at Monee, Ill. Age eighty.
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HENRY ALVORD-Voted for Lincoln
IN 1860 and 1864. at Eagle Waukesba
county. Wisconsin Reside at Eagle Lake