Severe Defeat For The Locals In Baseball Lineup
Dineen pitched well for Cincinnati holding the locals scoreless as the Reds defeated them. Powell shut down Cincinnati for nine innings on two hits. Brooklyn routed New York, while Boston overwhelmed Philadelphia. Standings show Brooklyn 34 17, Philadelphia 32 20, Boston 25 25, Chicago 24 28, St. Louis 21 27, Cincinnati 22 28, New York 18 30, Pittsburg 25 27. Today Philadelphia loses at Boston while Brooklyn plays New York and Chicago visits Pittsburg.
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Dineen
Powell
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
New York
Giants
Kennedy
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Philada
Pittsburg
Boston 20 Philadelphia 4 in high scoring NL game
Boston routed Philadelphia 20 to 4 as Bernhardt struggled early and Dineen held the visitors in check late. Delahanty and Flick led Philadelphia with the sticks while Collins and Long shone for Boston. Attendance 2,700 with Orth to Face Boston next and Klobedanz rumored back.
New York Completely Outplayed by Brooklyn Nine
Brooklyn overwhelmed New York in a June 25 game, using three pitchers and tallying 23 hits for 26 bases. Notable base running by Jones and Jennings. Dablen injured by a pitch. Attendance 2,500. Final score Brooklyn 12 New York 1.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Jones
Jennings
Dablen
R.H.O.A
R.H.O.A. E. Smith
Selbach
Keeler
van Ha
O Cross
Brook
Haitren
Kelley
Elley
Daly
Brock Uty
Powell Pitched Phenomenal Ball In St. Louis
Powell delivered superb pitching for St Louis while Cincinnati managed scattered hits. Barrett’s single spoiled a flawless start as attendance reached 1,700. Final: St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2 with notable fielding and late runs.
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St. Louis
Powell
Barrett
Detroitextends streak with fourth straight win over Indianapolis
Detroit and Indianapolis had a postponed game on June 2. After a seventh inning rally, Detroit took the lead and scored four runs to secure a four straight victory over Indianapolis. Cronin pitched well for Detroit in a tightly contested American League game.
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Cronin
Detroit
Indianapolis
Spien
Cool Clothes for Men in Ready Made and Tailored
Advertisement listing men clothing options including Serges Flannel Worsted Cheviot with ready made or made to measure services. Features a fine selection of thin coats for street or office use and emphasizes large sizes for corpulent men. Includes White Duck Waistcoats single or double breasted with perfect fit and tailored finish.
Fragmentary Sports Score Entry From Detroit vs Indianapolis
The reads are partial and garbled but indicate a Detroit versus Indianapolis game with scattered score bits and player mentions Cronin Kellum and others. Umpire Wy er appears in the fragment, leaving the result and full details unclear.
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Didly
Indianapolis
Detroit
Tee Ean
Arteries
Cronin
New Guese
Yden
Kellum
Wyer
Chicago Bunched Hits Hustle in Win Over Minneaplis
Chicago won by bunching hits in the second and seventh innings. Padden was ejected for disputing a decision. Attendance 750. Final score Chicago 5 Minneapolis 1. Hits Chicago 7 Minneapolis 8. Errors Chicago 2 Minneapolis 2. Batteries Katoll Mc Manus Buckley Harvey Fischer.
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Chicago
Padden
Minneapolis
Katoll
McManus
Buckley
Harvey
Fischer
Milwaukee Slaughters Patten and Carsey in 19 Hits
Milwaukee 18 26 20 0 and Kansas City 1 1 0 0. final score 4 to 19. Milwaukee's Reidy and Smith pitched with Carsey and Wilson catching for Kansas City. Umpires Rettger and Gear.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Today
Patten
Carsey
Kansas City
Knsas City
Reidy
Smith
Wilson
Ump
Rettger
Gear
Cleveland Won in the Eighth
Cleveland rallied for six runs in the eighth inning to beat Buffalo 9 to 7 after a tight game. Cleveland had one hit through seven, then exploded with ten hits total to secure the win. Milligan pitched for Buffalo, Hoffer and Spies led Cleveland hitters, Umpire Joe Can/
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Cleveland
Milligan
Buffalo
Batterlee
Hoffer
Spies
Hooker
Schreck
Joe Can
Harvard Yale Today Harvards trip for second Yale game in New Haven
Harvard travels from Cambridge to Hartford then New Haven for a second game with Yale after a rough latest Thursday defeat. Laughlin rejoined as substitute after apologizing to Captain Reid. Coburn to pitch with Milne replacing Reid. If a third game occurs Harvard may return to Cambridge then head to New York.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Hartford
Conn
New Haven
Yale
Laughlin
Reid
Coburn
Pas
Milne
New York
Stillman
Kernan
McDonald
Kendall
Fincke
Coolidge
G. C. Clark
Wendell
Devens
Story
Jed Clark
Ewer
Plank Pitches Superb Game as McSherrystown Top Chambersburg
Hanover June 25 McSherrystown defeats Chambersburg 6 to 2 in a sharp fielding duel. Plank allowed only two hits in a superb pitching performance. Newer 2b Callesen 1b Hose Smith, Gitt, P Smith and Talbert among the offense as McSherrystown gains the win with strong defense and timely hitting. Chambersburg lone two-base hit came from Plank with the passes and errors shaping the scoring. Time 2 innings Umpire Sheely.
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Plank
Hanover
McSherrystown
Chambersburg
Callesen
Staub
Houser
Heer
J. W. Smith
Eianene
Ases
Sheely
Normal Closes Season With Victory Over Wilkesbarre
In Bloomsburg on June 25 theNormals edged Wilkesbarre 9 to 1 in a late season baseball game at Normal Field. Final scores show Normal scoring late and preserving a win, with key hits by Hayes Brega Pugh and Hess. Pitchers were Williams for Wilkesbarre and Crittenden for Normal, with several walks and stolen bases noted in the clash.
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the Times
Bloomsburg
Wilkesbarre
Woormnne
Od Tnces
J. Williams
Ttenden
Sormal
Wate
eHtne Suh
North Philadelphia Rally After Collision Sparks Three-Run Inning
June 25 report describes North Philadelphia's three-run fifth inning after a collision between Hayden and Radcliffe. Ochs had two on base with two out and hit a fly that would have been an out for Gelder, scoring on the play as Ochs completed a circuit. Hayden returned to fielding and North Philadelphia continued a fast game with Ochs delivering a notable contribution.
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Times
Cheater
North Philadelphia
Hayden
Radcliffe
Ochs
Gelder
E Ghasien
North
R.H
Bonner
Yale Star Hirsch in Doubt for Next Game
Anxiety grips Yale as star catcher Hirsch suffers a severe arm injury after the Harvard clash at Cambridge. Fears rise that he may miss key contests, with coaches weighing best course as the team faces remaining schedule.
Light Work For Penny's Crews At Penns Practice
The Poughkeepsie crews completed a double session with Penns light morning and afternoon rows, the Varsity pacing at 34 strokes and the four at 34. Freshmen showed fatigue after 35 strokes to the bridge, but covered the full three miles in strong time. Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, and Georgetown crews also practiced, Wisconsin appearing fastest at 32 and Georgetown stirring cautious interest ahead of upcoming races.
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the Times
Poughkeepsi
C's Ward
Hudson
Atkins
Varsity
Allyn
Gardiner
Snover
Penn
Ward
Courtney
Cornell
Columbia
Hanlon
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Interesting finish ends Belmont Germantown Halifax Cup match
The Halifax Cup clash at Manheim concluded with Belmont defending to win by 40 runs after Germantown had looked likely to chase. Bates and Jones started strong for Germantown, Henry and Williams added resistance, then King and Cregar struck to rattle the last wickets. Belmont secured their first Halifax Cup victory.
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Belmont
Germantown
Manheim
West Philadelphians
Bates
Jones
Henry
Williams
Cregar
King
S. Mac
H. P. Statzell
C. Heary
H. Bates
C. Ee
R. White
B. Corgar
A. Greene
W.H. Webner
B. King
Statzell
Attack by Negroes in Wilmington Ends with Escape
Mrs Ida Dogliani of Union Street Wilmington reports three men assaulted her as she walked near her home. One man blocked her throat and warned Dont murmur before retreating. Her screams drew aid from William Vining and the assailants fled. The victim is married to Paul Dognani, formerly of Philadelphia.
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the Times
Wilmington
Ida Dogliani
Union Street
William Vining
Paul Dognani
Point Breeze Avenue
Philadelphia
Cranston Manufacturing Company Incorporation Reported
Special Telegram to Tax Times from Dover Delaware dated June 25 notes the incorporation of Cranston Manufacturing Company a new million dollar enterprise to manufacture buy and sell cotton wool and flax and related products with capital stated at one million dollars with a focus on textile industry pivoting to diverse material handling and trade operations.
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Delaware
Dover
Del
Cranston Manufacturing Company
Aim
Two Deserters Surrender Marine Men to Local Lieutenant
Special Telegram from Hazleton reports Arthur Schroeder of Milwaukee and Edward Streib of Brooklyn surrendered to Lieutenant Wallace. The Marines deserters, who had fled about two months earlier, turned themselves in after the pursuit along the State line.
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Tax Times
Hazleton
Arthur Schroeder
Milwaukee
Edward Streib
Brooklyn
United States Marine Service
Wallace
Michael to Meet McFarland in 20 Mile July 4 Race
Michael the midget rider and Floyd McFarland of California will race twenty miles with motor pace for $2,000 a side at Woodside track on July 4. Each has posted $1,000 with National Cycle Association chairman Batchelder. Michael trained at the race scene, showing bursts of speed. McFarland is in good condition and the match promises a great race.
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Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
California
Woodside
Batchelder
National Cycle Association
Michael
Cane
Crooks
Sherert Empire
McFarland
Big Tioga track meet draws fifty famed riders
Saturday at Tioga Track the American Racing Cyclists Union plans a grand meet with about fifty top riders expected. Notables include Major Taylor, Crimson Tom Cooper, Earl Kiser, Eddie Bald, Orlando Stevens, Al Newhouse, Otto Mayo, Floyd McFarland, Jay Eaton, Bobby Thompson, Archie McEachern, and Canadian champions.
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América
Tioga Track
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Ajor Taylor
Crimson Tom Cooper
Earl Kiser
Eddie Bald
Buffalo
Man
Portland
Orlando Stevens
Wonder
al Newhouse
Otto Mayo
Floyd McFarland
California
Boat Races at Poughkeepsie Excursion Fares
For spectators desiring to witness the races on June 30 the Philadelphia and Reading Railway offers excursion tickets at single round trip fare or on June 30 for each destination, returning by July 2. The rate from Philadelphia is $3.96.
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Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Philadelphia
Sharkey Meets Rublin Tonight at Seaside Club
New York reports a scheduled heavy weight bout between Tom Sharkey and Gus Rublin at Coney Island's Seaside Sporting Club. Both fighters are in peak condition and the expected clash is likely to end before twenty five rounds given their rapid, power hitting styles. About $7,000 has been wagered so far with Roblin backers hoping to hold bets until close to fight time.
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the Times
New York
Tom Sharkey
Gus Rublin
Seaside Sporting Club
Coney Island
Roblin
Sharkey
Rubblin
Greenbacks
Tom O'Rourke
Bob Armstrong
George Dixon
Rubiin
Coney Island Club
Graduation Day at Wilmington High School
Sixty eight graduates received diplomas at the Grand Opera House for the Wilmington High School commencement. Essays spoke on new century and vagabond spirit, with orations on territorial expansion as both menace and necessity. Prizes honored Burriss and Hillis, and Emma Reese was posthumously named for a Latin prize. many graduates head to college or immediate employment.
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Wilmington
Wilmington High School
Board of Public Education
Grand Opera House
Sara Everson Marchand Milligan
Jeannette Eckman
Mary Louise Powers
Charles Browner Dannenberg
Washington A. Hillis
Henry C. Conrad
Evan G. Shortridge
John T. Andrews
Morning News
Agnes Baldwin Mitchell
John William Nowland
Mabala Harvey Wells
Bishop Coleman
Lulu May Heisler
Emma J. Reese
Hoffecker Estate: No Will Found in Smyrna Death
Dover Delaware June 25 Register of Wills Harrington reports Congressman John H Hoffecker left no will after dying in his Smyrna study last week. Letters testamentary on personal property granted to Walter Hoffecker and John R Notecher. Estate valued at about 100000 with over 40000 in personal property.
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Hoffecker
the Times
Dover
Del
Register of Wills
Harrington
John H. Hoffecker
Smyrna
Walter Hoffecker
John R.otecher
Sixteen graduates from Sonar Teachers Training School
The article notes sixteen young women completing training and preparing to serve as county chairmen. It mentions related local figures and events, including residents Frank Hunt of Wilmington and Ward Griffith of Chester, and a plan to deepen the Christiana river channel from thirteen to twenty one feet.
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Frank Hunt
Wilmington
Ward Griffith
Chester
Wa McAteer
Dewars Raulic D Company
Onsaden _ soean SN
Christiana River
L. Irvina
Democration
Kanete
New York
Original Sealey's Trust Estabment
CHESTERMAN and STREETER operate at 25 Southern Street below Market, establishing a trust arrangement as recorded in local business notices. The notice lists involved parties and the address of the firm handling the trust establishment.
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Sealey's Trust
Chesterman & Streeter
Southern St
Jeffries challenged by Madden after victory
The speaker vows to pursue Jeffries after a victory, asserting he will be the last to leave. He states that Jeffries claims no big Fists would meet him, calls that mistaken, and says Billy Madden will handle the challenge if Jeff accepts, promising a quick match.
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Jeffries
Real Estate Developments Include New Homes and Buildings
William L. Plack plans a four story brick and stone house on North Broad Street. B G Groff to build a three story brick college at Elizabethtown for the German Baptist Brethren. A large new public school will rise at Race and Carlisle. Numerous property transfers and mortgages dated 1900 are listed across Philadelphia streets with figures and buyers including J W Hamilton and James Morrison among others.
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William L. Plack
Filbert Street
North Broad Street
B. G. Groff
Elizabethtown
Race and
Carlisle Streets
William R. Dougherty
Sansom Street
M. Dannenpone
Charles Bairston
Soldiers Club
Manila
United States Army
cSso
Market Street
John Do
Appleton & Burrell
Howard
Somerset Streets
Okie, Dubring & Zeigler
Erie Avenue
American Street
Charles Woelfel
Wyoming Street
Wayne and
Pulaski Streets
Fred H. Henry
Roperties
Park Avenue
William H. Boyce
J. Baird
Broad Street
Montgomery Avenue
Albert A. Hashim
John F. Betz, Jr
County Street
Tacony
John P. Castor
Timothy 8. Carr
Carver Street
Sarah J. Wilson
James H. Morrison
Darien Street
Jacob L. Andrews
John W. Hamilton
Dover Street
Joshua M. Holmes
John ©. Ludlam
Eighteenth Street
James J. Errepes
Michael Geraghty
Fifth
Fernon Streets
Edward A. Trainer
Edward Trainer
Fisher A
Howard Street
Joseph F. Roberts
Walter C. Skelton
Franklin Street
Thomas M. Bains
Conrad Geissel
Thomas Kellough
Mary V. Parker
Jacob Oae
Pechin
Edwin
Sutch
B. Franklin Mattis
Water Street
James Morrison
Master Street
Ptouth
Teenth Street
Francis
Monmouth Street
Edgemont
Mary
Shinn
Margaret A. McGrath
Elizabeth Black
Miller Street
Madison
Elmer E. Sutters
Margaretha Smith
Naudain Street
James Ritchie
Robert T.ede Atone
Oane
Middle
Eleventh Street
John
Ludiam
Penn Street
Northwest Side
Wakeling
Frederick W. Hofmann
Harriet E. Ford
Parrish Street
Edward T. Fulmer
Rio E. Michael
Rockland
Lawrence
West Corner
Gustave A. Laessig, Jr
Onaries Aschoff
Sixty-sixth
Vine
Northeast Corner
Raffaele Martinelli
Paul N. van Zant
Mary ‘A. McGut
Margaret A. Burk
Tooo
Tenth Street
Moreh
Warnock Street
Millard F. Frishmuth
Charles A. Sadler
Torresdale Avenue
Benner
Norman
Castor
Leonard M. Boardman
Walker Avenue
Wilt
Joseph F. Dervin
Reliance Building and Loan Association
Germantown
Reading's Council Breaks Deadlock With Annual Appropriation
Reading June 25 council passes the annual appropriation bill after a long deadlock. A rider creates a contingent fund of 20000 dollars, agreed to after an executive session. The measure had been defeated four times since last April. An ordinance to fix the tax rate at eight mills will follow within days.
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Reading
the Times
Select Council
Mississippi River Commission Hearing in New York
The Mississippi River Commission met in New York to hear levee district representatives seeking apportionments of 2,500,000 dollars for the river improvement. General Geo L Gillespie presided. Present were Colonel Amos Stockney Major H L Handbury Major E M Herrod Judge R L Taylor Mr Marindin and Captain Mason M Patrick.
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New York
Mississippi River Commission
Isissippi
Geo. L. Gillespie
Amos Stockney
H. L. Handbury
E. M. Herrod
R. L. Taylor
Marindin
Mason M. Patrick
New York Opens Bids for City Gold Bonds
New York June 25 Controller Coler opened bids for 3 3 percent gold bonds of the city of New York redeemable in terms ranging from thirty to fifty years. Eleven bidders participated with the highest bid at 110.54 per 100 for the whole issue.
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New York
Coler
City of
Dewey cannon to be unveiled at Three Oaks Michigan
The June 28 event in Three Oaks will feature Helen Miller Gould unveiling the Dewey cannon. Other briefs note cholera deaths in Bombay, a Yaqui war path remark by a Philadelphia explorer, a sudden death in Saratoga, Dover textile plans by Cranston Manufacturing, a Danville derailment injuring four, and legal actions including Aaron Halle’s death sentence and New York labor meetings.
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Three Oaks
Mich
Helen Miller Gould
Bombay
H. F. Gill
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Arizona
Mexico
Wrily
Ravan- Bunda
Cranston Manufacturing Company
Providence
Boston
Ama Ted
Dover
Del
Evanston
Reon Martes
Indiess
Nancy Pane
Odesee
Spomeretatt
Gms
New Y Frans
Philadelphia C C Dominates Meadowbrook Polo Match
June 25 Brooklyn. Philadelphia Country Club routed Meadowbrook 14 to 3 in junior championship polo. Lip Pincott star, riding Hivy Beckman into defeat, helped secure the lopsided win as crowd favorites Mrs. George Gould and friends watched. Next up, Philadelphia faces Rockaway for the cup.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia Country Club
New York
Meadowbrook
Lip Pincott
Hivy
Beckman
George Gould
Rockaway
Muddy Track Produces Tight Hydrast Contests at St Louis
Notwithstanding a mud soaked Fair Grounds track on June 25 at St Louis, six horse events produced close finishes. Maidstone failed to run as expected prompting a suspension inquiry, while winners included Gray Foy, Tekla, and Wild Pirate in varied routes. Time figures ranged from 1.05 to 1.49 with notable odds and multiple selling and handicap events shaping a brisk racing card.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Maidstone
Gray Foy
Teller
Fonsaat Barrica
Dale
Tekla
Howell
Pose
Leo Planter
J. Woods
B. Gates
Morse
Beethos
Wallace
Talley
Early Bird
Morese
Dave Waldo
Falleby
Lord Neville
Oan
el Imperious
Gilmore
Nancy Till Wins Surprise at Fort Erie
Nancy Till won the Fort Erie sprint beating sprinters like Chavon and Looram at a good price. Ed Moore owner of Looram claimed Zanone after the race. Edgeworth broke late injuring prospects in the second race where he was a favorite. First race six and a half furlongs for 2 year olds Time 1 22. Second race Egyptian Prince fourth rate seven eighths selling Fun to 5 and 3 to 1.
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Nancy Till
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Chavon
Looram
Ed Moore
Zanone
Edgeworth
McGinn
Triune
Landry
Annie Lauretta
J. Daly
Frank
Rabinta
Irving
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Bernhard
Thomas
Albert Orth
Hamilton
Cuppy
Barry
Lowe
Collins
Long
Clements
Ggg Freeman
Delahanty
Flick
Worcester
Fred K. Klobedanz
Pittenger
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Tenney
Stahl
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Freem
Dolan
Cross
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Slagle
Bernhardt
Cuppa
Emelie
A.E. M'Grew
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Keister
Kley
Hidrick
Gann
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A.p
Ec Soo
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Cen
Cincinneati
Harvard and
Yale Today
Crimson
Hirsch
Géed
Normal
Tus
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Templton
Moyer
Frederickson
Imp
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Ickering
Woo Williams
McCollum
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Bower
McGioom
Kiingaman
Aidahih
Eit
Michael and
M’farland
Poughkeepsie
Ruhlin
Sailor
Gus Ruhlin
Tim
Delaware News
Real Estate News
Aaron Halle
Mary Sronniene
Comen
Os Mated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Country Club
Sos Kennedy
Philadelphia C. C
Appleton
Page
Philadelphia Cees
Lippincott
Havemeyer
Rosengarten
Rosengarten Philadelphia C. C
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Charles R. Wood
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J. B._ Lippincott Sg
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A. EB. Kennedy
J. F. McFadden
T. A. Havemeyer
J. W. Appleton -R. L. Beckman
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Saaren Sien Bie
Cess
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Gilbert
Arline C
Hungry Bill
Leonag
Old Fox
Mitt Boykin
Crystalline
Bequeath
Peter Archer
Kosclo
Musket
Sophie S
Zething
Martha Mac
Western Girl
Armand
Duke of Melbourne
Tickful
Connie Lee
Trimmer
Haviland
Miss Loretta
Castine
Gray Forge
Chemisette
Ada T
Aunt Jane
Morria Volmer
Tole Simmons
Good Order
Trombone
Zanetto
Seiling
Khaler
Katherine D
Bon Aqua
Ray II
Granter
Moss Rose
Halton
King’s Pen
Tom Kingsley
Cathedral
Judge Wardell
Lanza
Mary G. Brown
Bonnivard
Mena
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