Locals top Pirates as New York fears Giants power
Brooklyn blanks Cincinnati while Boston defeats Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and St. Louis lose key players as teams brace for series against New York Giants. Yesterday scores: Philadelphia 11 St. Louis 5 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 0 Boston 7 Pittsburgh 3. Standings show Phila 28 15 .651, Brooklyn 26 16 .619, Boston 21 20, Pittsburgh 23 24, Cincinnati 16 26. Today’s schedule has New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston.
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T. Louis
Shettsline
Phillies
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Reds
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
B.C. W
B.C
Phila
New Ork. i
New York
Phillies Triumph as St Louis Errors Help Pile On
Philadelphia 4. St Louis 3. Phillies score five in seventh inning aided by three triples and two bunts, as Bernhard wins on mound after Weyhing struggles. Delahanty error and multiple hits help home club extend National League lead.
Howell's First Victory in Rainy Brooklyn Showdown
Howell pitched his first win of the season in a six inning rain soaked game. Brooklyn received flawless support as Keboe's errant throws gifted two runs. The final line shows Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 3 with two outs when called.
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Brooklyn
Howell
Keboe
Cincinnati
R. HO
R.H. C. AE
Barrett
Judgment Against New York Club in Pfeffer Assignment Case
Frank Rossell sues the National Exhibition Company, corporate name of the New York Base Ball Club, for 500 dollars plus interest since June 1906. The suit, begun in Supreme Court before Judge Scott, involves a Pfeffer claim with a 2400 dollar salary for the season and a tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Rossell
National Exhibition Company
Wee
Supreme Court
Scott
Fred Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Tennant
Especial Flannel Coats and Trousers
Ten new and attractive flannel coat and trouser styles offered at half original prices. Coats and trousers sold as a pair for 6.50 or 7.50. New skeletons ensure perfect fit, with light dark and medium color options. Additional styles and qualities available.
Justice awards Pfeffer $685 salary in club case
Justice Scott directed a verdict for the plaintiff Pfeffer for $685 plus a $30 allowance after suspending the jury. The decision covered salary due under Pfeffer’s contract with the New York Club until release and reemployment with the Chicago Club. Mr. Freedman vowed to appeal.
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Pfeffer
Justice Scott
New York
Chicago
Mr. Ward
Freedman
Minneapolis Wins Opener of Series with Cleveland
Minneapolis took the first game 4 to 1 in a series opener. Lally starred in left field with three spectacular catches to rescue the win for Minneapolis. Kerns delivered timely hits while Bailey held the line, and Bailey and arcklitsch teamed with Kerns for the pitching matchup. Cleveland managed a run in the late innings as Minneapolia gained the early lead.
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Minneapolis
Cleveland
Lally
Kerns
Bailey
Minneapolia
Bailey and
Arcklitsch
Kerns and Crisham
Sheridan
Blues Win On Batting Over Detroit
Kansas City defeats Detroit 10 to 3 as Kansas City bats excel and Detroit errors key the outcome. Lee pitched well for Kansas City with Wagner miscue in the eighth costing Detroit a shutout. Kansas City 17 hits to Detroit 8. Batteries Lee Gonding Miller Shaw. Umpire McDonald.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Wsesese
Errore
Lee
Gonding
Miller and Shaw
McDonald
Chicago Beats Indianapolis In Pitchers Duel
Chicago visitors left three men on base in the first inning but could not score. Katoll pitched well with solid Chicago defense behind him. Shugart Padden and Dammann singled out for strong support as Indianapolis made a weak showing. Final hits Chicago five Indianapolis four. errors one. Batteries Katoll Sugden Dammann Powers. Umpire Captillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Katoll
Shugart
Padden
Dammenn
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Narrowly Beats Buffalo After Late Rally
Milwaukee scores five to Buffalo three as a late rally avoids a shutout. Anderson shines on defense while Sparks keys the visitors’ effort. Game notes show Milwaukee nine hits to Buffalo five and six Milwaukee errors to four by the Bills. Umpire Wy er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Sparks
Anderson
van Hooker
Schreckengost
Wyer
Harrisburg Y M C A Trounced by Pennsylvania Railroad Team
Harrisburg YMCA fell to the Pennsylvania Railroad YMCA 9 to 0 after six innings due to rain. Wood and McCullough led PC with multiple hits while Stainsby and Schoenbut powered the home team with three base and home runs respectively.
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P. Br.r
M. C. A. Barnum
AE. L.seh't
Seaburn
R.berry
Bilmais
Ben
Magee
Platt
L. Schoenbut
H. Schoenbut
Stainsby
R. Berry
Wood
Blackwood
Mee
Sere
McGlin
A Hart
Koosburg
Nelly
Newcomer
L.sone
Nee - Berry
Jutter
Rain Delays Pennsylvania State Championship Tennis
The Haverford lawn tennis meet was continued amid heavy rain with Allen and Clothier advancing in the singles semifinals. Allen upset Hill in the semis, Clothier defeated Bunting, and other first round results are listed, with the final singles round set for Saturday afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Haverford
Allen
Clothier
Mill
Hill
Stille
Jordan
Carpenter
Bunting
Rowland
I. M. Re
A. W. Crewford
Guyton
EA. Stroud
Hovey
Dr. H. I. Jessop
W. B. Miller
E. Bulie
F. J. Gragan
Morris
J. UM. Steere
W. P. Rowe
BE. A. Stroud
J. Clothier
Guy Heater
Professor Pipi Eee
Xr i “Ee
Miss Hecker Edges Hoyt to Lead Met Golf Play
Miss Genevieve Hecker of the Wee Burn Golf Club Noroton Conn defeated Miss Beatrix Hoyt national champion 1896 98 by one up after a fast match at Morris County Golf Club Hoyt led at the turn but Hecker rallied to even then won the 18th for the victory Miss Underhill defeated Miss Hurlbut to meet Hecker in the final with other results in the consolation bracket surrounding Miss Bryce Morris County and Wee Burn players.
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New York
Genevieve Hecker
Wee Burn
Noreton
Con
Morris County Golf Club
Beatrix Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Miss Hecker
Miss Underhill
Miss Hurlbut
Miss Bryce
Morris County
Miss Brown
Miss Robinson
Miss Swords
Yale Crew Changes Continue Ahead of Harvard Meet
Yale's varsity eight undergoes daily adjustments at Ferry, Yale, as coaches test lineups for the Thames race with Harvard. Despite steady improvement since arriving, no definite crew makeup has been decided for the upcoming clash.
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Yale
Harvard
Thames
Heikes Wins Grand American at Inter-State Park Queens
Heikes of Dayton Ohio won the first Grand American target handicap at Inter-State Park Queens with a score of 91 out of 100 from the 22-yard mark. Landis finished third, Philadelphia was divided in the money, and Waters shot 89 for second money as the event drew national attention.
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Philadelphia
Waters
New York
Olla
Heikes
Dayton
Ohio
Inter-State Park
Queens
L. I
Jack Fanning
Coaches vow changes after slow rowing and rough water
More than a week has passed with coaches unsatisfied by slow gains and boat speed. Plans for changes aim to reach best results before finalizing permanent lineups. Neipal candidates for position 3 and 5 include Neldecken, Mitchell, Brock, and Cross. Williams appears likely to stay, while inclement weather limited practice and kept crews near the float.
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Neldecken
Mitchell
Brock
Cross
Williams
Dr. Gallaudet
Boar
Idecken
Tacony and Frankford Clash Again on Saturday Grounds
Tacony hosts Frankford on the Tacony grounds for the fourth meeting this year. Tacony seeks to extend an unbeaten run after two wins and a tie, while Frankford reinforces their weak spots in hopes of a victory. The game starts at 3 45 with Illiam Leeds and Galbraith slated for Tacony and Frankford respectively.
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Tacony
Frankford
Illiam Leeds
Galbraith
Tacony Aod
Bishop Wilmer Dead At Mobile After Civil War Stand
Right Rev. Richard Hooker Wilmer Episcopal Bishop of Alabama died in Mobile at age 74. Born Alexandria Virginia March 15 1816 he was known for urging clergy to omit the prayer for the President during Reconstruction which led to his suspension by General George H. Thomas and later restoration by President Johnson.
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Mobile
Ala
Richard Hooker Wilmer
Tiocese
Alabama
Wilmer
Alexandria
United States
George H. Thomas
Johnson
Cow theft suspect paraded in Hazleton street. jailed after lynch fears
Special Telegram reports Frank Burro attempted to steal a cow at Silver Brook. He was caught and exhibited in Hazleton's main street for hours, provoking strong excitement and near-lynching sentiment before he was finally jailed.
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Times
Hazleton
Frank Burro
Silver Brook
Burro
Contractor stabbed in quarrel in Sharpeville
Sharon June 14 B L Ganes prominent contractor of Sharpeville found unconscious at his place of business with two knife wounds in the side He says he quarreled with Alex McFiggen who is in custody charged with a crime and held on 1000 bail for court
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the Times
Sharon
B. L. Ganes
Sharpeville
Alex McFiggen
Piggen
Bell
Charron Von Bennett Cup Race Report
An international automobile race, the James Gordon Bennett Cup, ran from Eee ce Lome on a date in the 14th. The event featured cars, drivers, and teams in a competitive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Bennett
Wedding of Anna E Sheaffer to Arthur Kost Ber
At 4 o clock this afternoon in Shenandoah the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John M Sheaffer hosted the marriage of their only daughter Anna E Sheaffer to Arthur J Kost Ber in a quiet ceremony described as very pretty. The bride wore a handsome gown and was attended by close family members. The ceremony was followed by a small reception with relatives from the area.
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Shenandoah
John M. Sheaffer
Anna E. Sheaffer
Arthur J. Ad ‘Mien Seorae A. Kost
Fire damages barn and house in Upper Black Eddy
Special Telegram reports from Upper Black Eddy on June 14 that the barn of Patrick Feeley and the house of Anton Serors suffered damage in a blaze. No injuries are described and causes are not disclosed. Local volunteers report quick containment by the fire department.
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the Times Upper Black Eddy
Patrick Feeley
Anton Serors
Handgun targets and sweepstakes at Grand American Handicap
Elliott finished one yard behind the winner with Hood Waters of Baltimore posting 89 of 100 targets. J Lan dis of Philadelphia and A Young of Springfield, Ohio tied for third. The event featured 68 entries with post entries allowed, five sweepstake events, and several shooters posting clean scores across multiple rounds.
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Chris W. Feigenspan
Newark
H. C. Allen
Sisterville
W. Va
R. O. Heikes
Dayton
J. S. Fanning
W. Feigenspan
Fred Sinnock
N. J
Remsen
Brooklyn
John J. Hallowell
Philadelphia
E. D. Fulford
Utica
W. Hood
Baltimore
F. D. Kelsey
West Aurora
N. Y
J. H. Marlin
New Haven
R. L. Pierce
Wytheville
Chas. F. Dudley
New York
Thomas Howe
Hingham
Maia
C. W. Feigenspan
East Aurora
F. ©. Bissett
South River
C. C. Morrin
Baldwinville
R. C. Hopkins
Cleveland
H. C. Bridgers
N. O
Uticn
C. A. Young
Springfield
Ohio
W. A. Derema
BR. O. Herkes
Salem Beats Bridgeton in High-Scoring Clash
Salem defeated Bridgeton 620 to an unknown margin in a special telegram report. Bridgeton, June 14, as reported by Tus Timms, notes a high scoring game with unclear final tally.
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Tus Timms
Bridgeton
Salem
Alee
Nimrod stakes a surprise at St Louis Fair Grounds
Gibraltar upset Triaditza in the Nimrod selling stake six furlongs valued at 1000 dollars. Triaditza led early but Gibraltar surged to victory with Doetinick and Verity also high in the finish. Other races feature six furlongs and one mile events with multiple runners and odds listed.
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St. Louis
Gibraltar
Nimrod
Fair Grounds
Triaditza
Harry Duke
Verify
Duke
Montreucotte
St Woods
En Janza
Gi Gilmore
Kilderlie
J. H. Barnes
Bangalore
Ponyenite
Om R. Smith
Oods
Tiedoo Bequeath
Poxcard
Woodcut
Arline C
Waban
Botora
Does
Cogswell O
Talley
Baker
Barrica
Halton
Silent Friend
Samuvel
Howell
Doetinick
Verity
Gilmore
Barry Bake
Skillman
J. Op Matthews
J. Woods
Harry
Golden Harvest
Old Phil
Bag Shot
Sloane Wins Gold Cup at Ascot Cup Day
London June 14 reports perfect Ascot weather as American jockeys win early races. Perth Sr. led the Gold Cup field at 4 to 1 but Sloane rode Merman to upset the favorite. Reid Walker's Courlan won the New Biennial Stakes ahead of Cateran Lad and Cassell's Solitaire. Rige captured the thirty-eighth New Biennial with Sonature third. Bonarosa won the St James Palace Stakes. Sloane rode Vulpio in the nonplacing effort.
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London
Perth Sr
M. Cailleult
Sloane
Reid Walker
Courlan
Gallinule
Clarion
Lord Rosebery
Cassell
Solitaire
L. Reiff
Mr. Russell
Rige
J. Reiff
EB. Caswell
Sonature
T. Cassell
Bonarosa
Bona Vista
Rose Madder
Vulpio
Eagles Festival of Sports slated for July 4 at Goos Park
John A. Roden of the Fraternal Order of Eagles announces the July 4 Festival of Sports at Goos Washington Park corner Twenty sixth and Allegheny avenues. Amateurs may enter free under A A U rules with events including sprints runs jumps hurdles and relays plus a potato race and obstacle race. Entries close June 27 at 2320 Madison Square. Prizes for top two finishers. Event features vaudeville dancing and two bands for a full day of entertainment.
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Eagles
John A. Roden
Order of the Eagles
Goos
Washington Park
Twentysixth
Allegheny Avenue
Philadelphia
Madison Uare
Burglars Get Long Terms in Haverford Case
Media Pa June 14 Judge Johnson sentenced the Haverford burglary gang. Julius Alexander ringleader was fined 500 and given seven years at Eastern Penitentiary. Frank Johnson received 250 fine and four years. Philip Reglin and H J Makiver received 250 fine five years and leniency for age 67.
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Media
Johnson
Haverford
Frank Johnson
Eastern Penitentiary
Commonwealth
Julius Alexander
Philip Reglin
H. J. Makiver
Reglin
Hero's Modest Return Home From Manila Fame
Captain Benjamin P. Lamberton, Admiral Dewey's Olympia chief of staff, returns unannounced to Carlisle with his wife. He will stay only a few days as residents give a warm welcome to the hometown hero.
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Lamberton
Manila
Carlisle
Benjamin P. Lamberton
Dewey
Olympia
Wedding Bells in Columbia County
Ernest Moorehead and Miss Edith Oliver of Berwick wed at the bride’s parents home at high noon. A large gathering of friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. Herbert H. and
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Columbia County
Bloomsburg
Ernest Moorehead
Edith Oliver
Berwick
Herbert H. and
Montauk Dominates Point Breeze Matches Amid Slow Card
At Point Breeze track a small crowd saw two main events with exhibitions delaying the 2.21 class. Montauk won the 2.17 pacing in clean fashion, while Minnie Russell swept the heats. Emmetta claimed the opening match race for Penn Valley, and Bay Star ran second in early heats before the program paused due to rain and track conditions.
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Point Breeze Track
L. C
Emmetta
Penn Valley
Gilchrist
Garth
Montauk
Minnie Russell
Charles Titman
Gleorice
Titman
Maryland Boy
Laycock
Incarnate
Manley
Charles Mullen
Geneva
Prince
East Suffolk
Winnifred M
Windsorwood
Penn Valley Farm
Bay Star
John P. Stewart
Frank Bower
Jerome Myers
J. J. Ryan
Bettine
Thomas Grady
Hughes and Fleming
Ardmore
McEwen
Frank Rorke
Foepa
Belmont Rack
B. G. Montauk
Long Bon
Aoueuee
Pecancas Ee Y. & Gracy
Hong Reery
Penn Valley Stock Farm
B. m. Caasie Fletcher
SR Suet Akb Labs
S. Earing
Irvington Belle
Faring
G. Pitman
Eric
Pitman
A. H. Benner
Arctic
Benner
Onawa Park Farm
H. W. Davis
B. m. Winnifred
Davis
Cumberland Stables
B. S. Windsor
Patchen
Manley Wilkes
King Netwood
Robbins
Valley Farm
B. m. Bay Star
SENET
A. B. Applets
Masten
Apginy
Wawasett Stables
Atiels
Myer
Myers
Aplewood Farm
B. m
Chancewood
B. G. Prince
Prince Edium
Agin
Cleorice
Latonia track muddied as favorites prevail chronicles
Cincinnati notes Latonia races run on a muddy track with cloudy weather. Five of six winners were favorites. bookies suffered heavy losses. Reports include results and entries for six races with horses such as The Geeser, Lady Kent, Julia Rose, Menace, Spring, Zelmet, and Fannie Taylor among others.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
the Geeser
Harshberger
Lady Kent
Garnet
Blenheim
Roby
Time
Julia Rose
Ed Roth
Marion Lawson
Ed Benton
Polly Bixby
C. Murphy
Spring
Parretto
Marton Lynch
Richardson
C. Ayers
Lexoline
Etta Stevens
Cornell and Syracuse Rowing Duel Sets Two Mile Race
Ithaca June 14 The Francis Club crew from Cornell University sails to Syracuse to face the Syracuse University eight on Lake Onondaga tomorrow. The Cornell boat is essentially a second Varsity with three freshmen, and the two mile course will test its confidence for selection in the big race. Coach Sweet notes it must win to enter the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Francis Club
Cornell University
Syracuse University
Lake Onondaga
Syracuse
Cornell
Sweetle
Heaving
Cornellians
Smith
Gaeaton
Ley
Toobill
Kugler
Tebe
Varsity
Corneil
Seeley Trust Establishment at Chesterman and Streeter
A notice lists Seeley Trust establishment at Chesterman and Streeter on South Main Street below Marke. The readable lines indicate a formal trust setup or property action in the local area with street-level identifiers. Further details are incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley's Trust
Chesterman & Streeter
Mth St
Marke
Derby Day at Gravesend Features Bold Races and Upset Wins
David Garrick faded from favoritism but finished close in the Brooklyn Derby as Petruchio rode to victory in a sharp race. The Greater New York Steeplechase crowned The Bachelor after a late surge, with Charagrace disqualified. Other races saw Gold Or, Moor, and The Amazon triumph in tight fields at Gravesend.
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New York
Gravesend
David Garrick
Prince of Melbourne
Petruchio
Kilmarnock
Missionary
Turner
Spencer
Whip
Spur
Sen
Gold 4
Ordeal
Cyrano
Sir Fitzhugh
Trillion
Bachelor
Old Tank
Taral
Placher
Clawson
Land
Queen Louise
Montanic
Peaceful
Sir Rag
Mitchell
Nansen
Jon
Jack Telling
Robert Metesit
Stamp
Sir Guy
Grayless
Vetruchio
Silmarnock
Maher
Prince of Melbourne and
Greater New York
The
Hogan
Monahan
Ccc Ese Cannes Ee
Brazil
Mars Chan
Decameron
King Pepper
Pear
Criterion
O'Connor
Outlander
Lakeward
American
Toboka
Blue Coat Finke
Glenwood
Hy Lo
Far Rockaway
Au Spinel
Weather and horse races at Harlem track Chicago
Chicago riders noted clear skies and a slow track at Harlem. First race saw Mitten win at 20 to 1 over Alpaca. Multiple races listed with winners, times, and odds, including Mauga and Barrack among others, with detailed placings and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harlem
Mitten
J. Walsh
Alpaca
Seaton
Donna Rita
T. Koight
Mauga
Caywood
Fred Hessig
T. Burns
St. Bluff
Boland
Barrack
Ft. Bees
Barney F
Miller
O'Connell
Flick
Narvaez
Butcher
Kohnwreath
Steegaman
Pennie Wy Beman
Lena
Pager
Prince Plenty
Prince of India Wins Fort Erie Open Event
Buffalo June 14 Prince of India won the open race at Fort Erie amid running and odds of 20 to 1 for his team. The program included maidens Tremar with time 1 68 and other results noted, including William Gerst in second and Royal Srettine in third with reported times in the race card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Tremar
Wiliam Gerst
FE. Wizes
Erwin
Royal Srettine
A. Wever
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Pirates
Weyhing
Bernhard
Delahanty
Chiles
Thomas
Slagle
Heidrick
McFarland
R.H.O.A. E
Werhing
Hughey
Ee Flick
Use
St.Louis
Filadelphia
Srezhins
Robinson
Dolan
ays—Bernam Ronan Eae Delahanty
Crosa
Eas
Pire
Philadel
Balla
Bet
Orlfris
Fin McFarland
Lachite—Slagle
Keister
Kiester
Dillard
Criger
Hurst
Cannes
Keevans
Cage TeNiesen Teeeyn
Crawforpene
Sharmee
Corcoran
Lewis
Waddell
Ad Kt
Ae. H'mnton
Collins
Ta Tenney
Pittebarg
HK. Heres
Sy “Wing
Tae He Ts
Russell
Blues
Wagner
Brewers
Harrisburg
William Jordan
Dr. H. J. Jessop
Hi. F. Allen
W. L. F. Davidson
Gus. Heaton
Ki Green
A. Hoskins
Peine Ate
J. A. Hin
Ryan Carpenter
A “Owland
Stroud
Sua
Grugan
Steere
John Bray
Tacony Vs
Mayrick-Sheaffer
Eeaeien
Hit Hood
W. R. O. Heikes
Daytoh
A. D. Gibson
St. Sedna
Judge Otero
Henry Clark
Seide
John Bull
Foxworthy
Lares
Philma Paxton
Glessey
Deloraine
Darlene
Free Girl
Seething
Orleans
Frenchie
Sophie S
Bright Miles
Elsie del. Mintara
Clarence B
Necklace
Mitt Boykin
Sam Lazarus
Mise Edna
Old Fox
Harrie Floyd
Red Gidd
Early Bird
Gaston
Imp Loiterer
Moroni
Loving Ho Easter Card
Banish
Queen Esher
May Dine
Hi Necker
Mrs. Langtry
Gettysburg
Tax Times
Rothermel
State Capitol
Lee Hee
R. Russell
Angel
Point Breeze
Taneee
Ween
Tee E Eee
May
H. Wilson
St Te
Tee
Rat
Bake Ben MacLaren
Margaret Hageman
Osman
Ned
Areca
Secundus
Glenbow
Kohlheim
Teehee
Zelmet
Nomia
Hopkins
Fannie Taylor
Clay Pointer
Edna Gerry
Honey Wood
My Butterfly
Violet Parsons
the Doctor
Rarus
Our Lida
Castle
Fine
Respice
Flop
Flammarion
Tolstoi
Sellling
Kaftan
Paschal
Fantasy
Cella B
Rubel
Amaranth
Kilt
Allie Belle
Lake Fonse
Acusbia
Fairy Sha A Aes
Eee Tie Ata
Helenipn Auchendrayee
Perera
Outburet
Polly Rixby
Zonne
Mizzouri
Dr. Ter
Fraser
Brother Feet
Seal
Iece
Samovar
Carlotta
Geeser
Ben Frost
Poughkeepsie
Tae
Moor
McCue
Snark
Henry
Ford
Handy Man
Alard
Wine and Song
Annie
Audacious
Annes
Hagswurst
Prosper la Gal
Hernando
Jiminez
Lasance
Senator Joe
Prince of Delight
Bride Ale
A. Chamberlain
the Butcher
al Brown
Edith Q
Marquette
Midwood
Allante
Man of Honor
Misa Shanley
Minyon
Sidbow
Flaunt
T. D. Rhoda
Emma
Ben Chance
Dare
Meddler
Pe Kratz
Jim Goreli
Damocles
Braw Lad
Lydia S
Trou- Xun
Goa
Iat
Tae Mus
Talma
Maryland Reogre
Ye Baker
Cabri
Gage Han Aa Aiette
Goaner
Prince of
India
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