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Two men stand amidst a group of sheep on W. G. Converse's farm in Shelby County. On verso: "Be careful this year and do not get mixed up with the goats."

Reverend Thomas Pope Hodnett, pastor of St. Malachy's Church in Chicago, sits for a portrait.

A ship sits docked in Veracruz.The writing on the front of the photo reads, "From New Orleans Nov 21 - 11 a.m., Arrive Veracruz Nov 24 9:30 a.; Sara Felis Sandro."

Colonel S. H. Barcley poses for a portrait wearing his military uniform.

Members of a military officer's school, including instructor Col. Harper and John Oglesby, sit outside.

Mrs. Converse Slatey and her children, Mamie and Billy, pose for a photo with John G. Oglesby at Oglehurst, the Oglesby family estate in Elkhart.

Miss Crump of the Crumperie, located in Greenwich Village at 229 West Fourth Street, smiles for a portrait.

Mabel Jackson and an unidentified woman pose for a photo in their bathing suits.

Leigh Garrett, of Elkhart, poses for a portrait wearing his United States Navy uniform.

John Oglesby sits on a horse at Camp Lincoln in Springfield. On verso: "1st Lieut. of Cavalry; A-D-C to Governor of Illinois and 2nd Brigade I.N.G. August 1897. 'Dick' owned by W. Leach- Elkhart"

John Oglesby sits in front of a tent at Camp George H. Thomas in Georgia while serving as a Captain with the 1st Illinois Volunteer Cavalry. On verso: "John D. G. Oglesby; Captain 1st Ill. Vol. Cav; Comdg. 3rd Squadron, Camp Geo. H. Thomas, Georgia.…

A large group of people pose for a group photo near the Illinois River. The writing around the photo reads (beginning on left edge, counter-clockwise), "1902- JGO, Col. Bartlett, Col. Davis, Capt. William Jasper, [ ], Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Conkley, [ ], […

Governors Tax Commission members meet at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago. John Oglesby is seated at the far right end of the photograph.

George Siberthorne, Mary Cass, Frank Siberthorne, Edith Young, and John Oglesby pose for a group photo at Mackinac Island, Michigan.

A campaign poster features a portrait of George Hoadly, Democratic nominee for Governor of Ohio. Hoadly went on to win the election, and served as the 36th Governor of the state of Ohio, 1884-1886.