Players Return From Hot Springs Training Camp
Ed Hanlon Jake Beckley and Mark Baldwin arrived weary but fit from Hot Springs saying the training site offers ideal conditioning for ball players and confidence in the club's prospects. Connie Mack and Woodcock shaped terms with Cleveland and Chicago clubs as arrangements for June departure proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hanlon
Jake Beckley
Mark Baldwin
Hot Springs
Hanlon
Tam
Mr. Hanlon
Cleveland
Chicago
Baldwin
The
Springs
Beckley
Connie Mack
Florida
Temple
Mack
Exposition Park
Woodcock
Braddocks Decline County League Membership
Braddocks club votes 6 to 4 against joining the County League after a meeting attended by Secretary Frank Miller. The manager favored joining, uniforms and enclosed grounds secured. County League meets at Hotel Schlosser this evening to discuss admissions for Climax and Top teams, with no clear decision given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
County League
Braddock Club
Schlosser
Brookville Brookville baseball roster aims for strong season
Becorvillle March 31 Special The Brookville baseball team lists pitchers Alex Whitehill and T. Ms. Siart zeli catchers John K. Scribner and George Gourley W W Henderson shortstop KR Mayas first base D L Taylor second base M C Whitehill third base M Hunter left field H H W Durr center field George G Gourley right field and catcher Whitehill remains with the squad predicted to be among the top teams in the state manager Russel expected to arrange the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becorvillle
Brookville
Alex Whitehill
T. Ms. Siartzeli
John K. Scribner
George Gourley
W. W. Henderson
KR. Mayas
D. L. Taylor
MC. Whitehill
MC. Whitehill, Third Base; §. M. Hunter, Left Held; H. H W. Durr
George G. Gourley
Whitehill
Trey
Mannager Russel
Wwe
New England League Aims For Six Strong Clubs
March 31 special edition reports the New England Leagues likely to comprise six strong clubs. Cities of interest include Manchester Haverhill Portland Lewiston Pawtucket and Woonsocket with further readings at the Tremont House meeting. Lovell and Greenleaf credit significant effort and foresee improved conditions under the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostox
New England
Manchester
Haverhill
Portland
Lewiston
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Tremont House
Messrs Lovell
Greenleaf
New York Oarsman O Connor Issues 5000 Challenge
Toronto single scull champion William O Connor challenges the Sullivan Stansbury winner to row for 5000 and the Police Gazette championship cup. He will not row Sullivan McLean or Stansbury in any three mile race. He deposits 800 with Richard K Fox to prove seriousness and seeks an American or Thames England course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O Conner
Toronto
America
Sullivan
Stansbury
England
Police Gazette
O'Connor
McLean
Ehrmmigh
Thames
Connor
Richard K. Fox
Horse Racing Results Reported From Local Track
The track was in good condition with large attendance. In the six furlongs opening race Sweet Bread won followed by Pard on and Mreuwhtg. Time 121615. The five furlongs second race saw Bianche fiers in front with Strategem second and Tiame, Lstty third. Third race covered three furlongs Ida 8 colt claimed first with Re -ee third and Tine in fourth. Fourth race six furlongs Hann rst won with Lucky Quever second and Watch Me third. Fifth race ie furlongs Cold Scream led with Bob Arther second and Harrisburg third, time 25. Sixth race six and a half furlongs Uncertainty placed second with Climax third. Time Tst1ig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griresarre
Mareh
Larre
Sweet Bread
Pardon
Bianche Fiers
Strategem
Tiame
Ida
Lucky Quever
Watch Me
Cold Scream
Bob Arther
Harrisburg
Uncertainty
Climax
Latonia Jockey Club lodges objection to rule change
Latonia Jockey Club has sent a formal objection to peers in the turf congress concerning a proposed rule revision. The missive requests examination and suppression of certain provisions seen as problematic for Kentucky racing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crserswatt
Latonia
Lob
Taff Congress
Latouin's Fee Request for 1802 Season Considered
The piece argues a license fee for 1802 should be set aside until a better system replaces the current one. It notes Western rules offer only a fee and criticize it as unfair to owners jockeys and clubs. With treasury funds ample, Latouin's request appears likely to be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bins Jong
Nasmuch
Latouin
Withers Sale Draws Big Bids at American Horse Exchange
A large crowd attended the Brookdale stable sale of the late D. C. Withers at the American Horse Exchange. Top price was 11,100 dollars for Experiment a two year old filly bought by D. Bradley for Fred Gebhardt. Numerous yearlings and fillies across multiple sires sold for prices between 1,000 and 4,100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew York
Brookdale
D. C. Withers
American Horse Exchange
S. F. Brace
D. Bradley
Fred Gebhardt
Woeas-Mims
Baden Stables
Imp. Mortimer-Wandla
Mrs. Loal
Stonehenge- Nell
HW. Warnke
Uncas
Cadevio
A. Wilkins
Necromancy
G. E. Smith
Imp. Mortiimer
Addie
Wiliam Lakeland
Mortimer-Trit
Mr. Walcott
Slortimer
Retribution
Mortimer-Lassinet
A. Thompson
King Erling
V Yyandotte
George E. Smith
B. Franklin
Philadelphia man defeats Plymouth fighter after foul ends bout
In Witxissanne Pennsylvania on March 8 Thomas Crawford and Matt Collins met in a six to seven round boxing match at Jester's Athletic Rooms with four ounce gloves and a $200 purse. Collins later wrestled Crawford to the floor in the seventh with a foul allowed by referees resulting in Crawford being awarded the fight. both fighters left the ring groggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witxissanne
Thomas Crawford
Philadelphia
Matt Collins
Plymouth
Jester’s
Collins
Crawford
An Crawford
London Chess Tourney Fourth Round Results
In the fourth round Gunsberg faced Bird and Blackburne played Mason. Bird won after 42 moves in the first game, Blackburne took the second game in 50 moves. Openings used were center counter rambit and King’s gambit. Current scores show Bird 1 win, Blackburne 2, Gunsberg 14g, Lasker 245, Mason 1 win. Bird 2 losses, Blackburne 1, Gunsberg 21¢, Lasker 1, Mason 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Gunsberg
Bird
Blackburne
Mason
Blackbourne
Gunsburg
Lasker
Jordan Refuses McClelland's Offer in Three-Mile Race
In Pittsburg talk Jordan declines E C McClelland’s bid to join the Priddy race to May. He says if he defeats Priddy he would run an independent race with McClelland. He fears facing two Eastern professionals is too much for an amateur and an unknown runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmcaco
E. C. McClelland
Pittsburg
Jordan
Priddy
McClelland
Mke
Cleveland Beats Chicago In Tight Slanting Contest
Cleveland defeated Chicago 10 to 9 in a hot contested afternoon game. Davis and O'Connor led Cleveland while Gumbert and Sehriver scored for Chicago in a very pretty ball game marked by fine playing on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Gumbert
Sehriver
Davis
O'Connor
City to Host Cricket League Meeting at Hotel Schlosser
Local cricket patrons expect a League to be organized in the city with a meeting scheduled at Hotel Schlosser. The gathering will start at 4 oclock in the afternoon to allow delegates from East Liverpool Youngstown and New Castle to return home by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlosser
East Liverpool
Youngstown
New Castie
Baseball Committee Sets Local Games Dates
The Baseball Committee of the Three A's met at the Hotel Schiesser to discuss season prospects. They chose several dates to schedule local games, with team selection forthcoming in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three A's
Schiesser
Australian fighter Bob Fitzsimmons match bet arranged
James Carroll, trainer of Bob Fitzsimmons, deposited 91.00 to bind a no match agreement with Tim Hall for 1000 dollars. The arrangement was presented before a New Orleans control club for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostox
James Carroll
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tim Hall
Queansberry
Ae Ae Club
New Orleans
Moore buys Cloverdale Stock Farm director with 2 17 record
Mr A A Moore proprietor of Cloverdale Stock Farm purchases from Monroe Salispury Pleasanton Cal the tullion Director with a 2 17 record for 75000. Director is the site of Direct with a 2 06 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Moore
Cloverdale
Monroe Salispury
Pleasanton
Cal
Cal Hawkins Knocks Out Spider Gallagher in SF Bout
San Francisco boxers Cal Hawkins and Spider Gallagher met at the California Athletic Club with Hawkins stopping Gallagher in four rounds. Both fighters are bantamweights from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal Hawkins
Spider” Gallagher
California Athletic Club
Cleveland wild card prospects spark baseball chatter
Orn first trial game to-day if all goes well players Joux TRWI and others show varied forms. Wach unsigned, umpire CWARLEY NYDER to officiate first Columbus series. Exposition Park tax grounds deteriorating. Waggoner, Wagner announce signings and contracts with Dolan, Gastright. Lubr poised to pitch, Takoo promising as star catcher, Tom Cors joins Western League. Browns chase Kinsella, Winslow and others shaping roster with high hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn
Joux Trwi
Woopcock
Cwarley £ Nyder
Columbus
Exposition Park
Cleveland
Joux Bengxn
Buffalo
Tom Fullwoon
Bostos
Pitsburg
Wattes Barome
Louis
Thnanpson
George Wagner
Wagner
Washington Basehall Cink
Dolan
Turbulent Talks and Tracks in Early Racing Plans
The article outlines negotiations for a Chicago trotting meeting and Eastern track opportunities. It notes proposals for a new Decorah racing association, a June first meeting with 400 purses and 4 percent entrance fees, and a Bush Park project with a hotel and opera house. It mentions jockey Snapper Gam e amid Suburban hopes and Simon Renard linked to Garfield Park Derby entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McHen
Selors
Tenin
Decorahla Bitcdatin
Rer
Boxing Gossip and Sports Notes From Chicago to California
A collage of boxing scraps and sporting items: Peter Jackson gains friends in England while Joan Maloney knocks out Zeig Witte in Chicago. Miscellaneous notes discuss trainers, matches, and club activities across cities including Brooklyn San Francisco and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Conuiss
Detroit
Peter Jackson
England
Nick Callax
Brooklyn
Jack Burke
Joan Maloney
Zeig Witte
Chicago
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Dm Corbett
San Fragsisco
Ullivan
California Athletic Club
Goddard
America
Barx
Peoria
Bement
Dianer
Mike Daly
South
Andy Bowen
Augusta
Jailed On Multiple Charges In City District Court
A stream of arrests fills the night as Jonxy Lexorp Edward Chambers and others face charges from fighting non-support assault and battery and cruelty to a mule to larceny from the person and disorderly conduct. Magistrates Alderman Kerr Richards and Donovan hear cases while police investigate additional suspects across Mercer and McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonxy Lexorp
Edward Chambers
Twelfth Ward
Elcaanp Teese
Mary
Alderman Kerr
Patrice Weiss
Clay Alley
Alderman Richards
Thomas McCune
Pmutr Frou
Twenty-seventh Street
Larkin's Alley
Southside
Birmingham
Succop
James Rannett
Joseph Lang
Frank Steel
Duquesne Heights
Panhandle
Jous Dorsey
Donovan
George E. Adams
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
Dorsey
Jous Craig
Alderman McKenns
John Marion
John L. Bird
Mercer County
Fransk McCarray
Tales of Two Cities and Other Local Notices
Isaac Kuixry of Salem New Jersey was found unconscious at Grant and South avenues in Allegheny and taken to Allegheny General Hospital. Dixex Janes Barney of the Allegheny Department of Charities compiles a report on outdoor relief from October to April totaling about 1000 people aided. Contest students in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were examined for Mercy Hospital resident physician positions, with three to be chosen by top averages. results in a few days. A two year old boy on South Breed Street was attacked by a dog on Thirteenth Street and bitten on the legs and arms. The City Bank at Elroy Wisconsin was robbed of about 3500 dollars. burglars escaped on a southbound train likely headed toward Chicago or Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teemer
St. Jo
J. O.H. Desny
New York
L. D
Chicago
Harvard Cricket Club
Haverford
U. of BP
Philadelphia
Herron HI Gun Club
Brunet’s Island
King
Messrs
Ross and
McCrickart
L. F. Mayer
Davis' Museum
Isaac Kuixry
Salem
N. J
Grant and
South Avenues
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
Dixex Janes Barney
Allegheny Department of Charities
Tor Depossest
New York City
Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital
James Kean
South Breed Street
Thirteenth Street
EL Roy
Wis
Milwaukee
Two Cents A Mile In Ohio Rail Rate Law Passed
Columbus March 31 The Ohio House passed a bill requiring railroads to sell 1000 mile books at 2 cents per mile. Books may be used by five people. roads under 25 miles excluded. The Cincinnati water works bill remains in limbo as political maneuvering shifts delay and reconsiders votes to next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Committee On Railroads
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio Senate
Despondent drug clerk seeks work then takes morphine
In Zanesville a despondent man, N E Pinnell of Sharpsburg Pa, sent a suicide note to his mother and said he could not get work as a drug clerk. He took morphine after telling a friend to meet him at the Hotel Windsor and remains unconscious despite a physician’s call. he had recently bought a new suit for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
W. A. Scott
Sharpsburg
Winsdor
N. E. Pinnell
Belpre
Marietta
Death records reveal Ned Reitzman administrator appointed
New Caste March 31 Sperial Chris than Heltzman of Wayne township died recently in a Pittsburg Catholic hospital leaving no local relatives. He had money deposited in a city bank and Jacob Young was named administrator to locate heirs in Germany. Reitzman had only three years in the United States but did well financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christhan Heltzman
Wayne Township
Pittsburg
Jacob Young
Germany
Reitzman
Dayton
Harley H. Sage
One Hundred and
Ohio Infantry
Charles Fioud
Columbus
Fire causes explosion at Turnbull home near Jouxstons
Midnight blaze under the hearthstone at Henry Turnbull’s dwelling led to water steam and a blast that tore plaster from the wall. Turnbull escaped serious burns as the house suffered extensive damage. In Morrellsville reports warn of further arson against churches and homes, including ex Burgess Patch’s residence tied to temperance meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marelli
Henry Turnbull
Turnbull
Jouxstons
Temperance Hall
Morrellsville
Burgess Patch
Drank Sulphuric Acid By Mist At Clark's Mills
Dr John L M Jackson a physician and druggist at Clark's Mills drank a glass of sulphuric acid by mistake while wishing for water. He suffered severe throat burns and cannot speak or eat though doctors now think he may recover. Dayton reports a separate misfortune as Colonel Harley H Sage, a veteran officer, died by self inflicted gunshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangpy Lake
March
L. M. Jackson
Clark's Mills
Postoffice Robbed in Reynoldsville for $600 Stamps
The Reynoldsville postoffice was entered last night the safe blown open and stamps valued at $600 stolen. This is the fourth such government facility burglary in eight years. Joseph Morrow's store also was broken into with a small amount of goods taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynoldsville
Knights of the Night
Joseph Morrow
Attempted death by own action after a whipping
Bertha Jones fourteen year old daughter of Charles Jones was whipped by her parents over an alleged theft of a Cologne bottle. The girl denied the charge and drank poison. She lies in a dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruitensy
Marth
Bertha Jones
Charles Jones
Legislator Stewart Seeks Uniform Road Law in Legislature
Samuel E. Stewart, the Eighth district legislator, was in Pittsburg yesterday and expressed a strong wish to return to the Legislature to push passage of a uniform road law he believes is urgently needed. Boarders and lodgers wanted and rooms to let advertised in Sunday’s Dispatch. The best houses are represented in the cent a word column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Stewart
Pittsburg
Judge Maynard Trial: Bar Association Officials Testify
Albany reports the Joint Judiciary Committee hearing on Judge Maynard continues. John Caldwalder testifies about the Dutchess county returns case while Albert Stickney outlines alleged offenses including failure to protest can vass results and advising officials to avoid their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Albany
N. Y
Joint Judiciary Committee
Maynard
Court of Appeals
John Caldwalder
New York City Bar Association
Dutchess County
Albert Stickney
Committee of Nine
Judge Maynard
Stickney
United States
Association
Train Robbery At Weems Station Eight Minute Heist
A Georgia Pacific passenger train was seized near Birmingham Weems station by a two-man masked gang. They forced the engineer to stop the train on a trestle and looted registered mail while firing warning shots. The eight minute raid left unclear losses and the robbers believed to be local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim Minelam
Ala
Georgia Pacific
Atlanta
Weem’s
Birmingham
Stinking Creek
Raleigh Cruiser Launched at Norfolk Navy Yard
Constructor Francis T. Bowles received hundreds of congratulations as the cruiser Raleigh was launched at the Norfolk Navy Yard. About 40 000 spectators lined the river, docks, and surrounding vessels to witness the event. Mrs. Alfred W. Haywood broke the wine bottle, and the Raleigh slid off smoothly, coming to a stop three four the minute later. A grand display of cheers and salutes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Val
Francis T. Bowles
Raleigh
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Alfred W. Haywood
N. C
Holt
Assault on a Pullman conductor on the Panhandle train
W T Morrison a Pullman conductor on train No 5 Panhandle route leaving Pittsburg at 945 PM was assaulted and badly hurt at North Mansfield by John W Smith a colored porter on the same train He was stopped then jumped from the moving coach Smith was arrested on the Point bridge and jailed at the Thirty sixth ward station Police were told to deny bail until Morrison condition is learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Morrison
Panhandle
Pittsburg
North Mansfield
John W. Smith
Smith
Union Station
David Hanna
Thirty-sixth Ward
Point Bridge
Conrad Sill
Civen
Morrison
Grievance Against Canada Reaches Ottawa
Colonel Lay Consul General for the United States in Ottawa has lodged a complaint with the Canadian Government about the large number of undesirable immigrants entering the United States via Canada. He asks Washington to allow inspectors at Canada’s main immigration depots to report on immigrants and enable a direct remonstrance if warranted. No reply has been received yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Oxt
Lay
United States
Department of State
Washington
Canada
Scientific Sealing Expedition Aims at Fur Seals
The US Fish Commission steamer Albatross and the revenue cutter Corwin sail for Alaska on a scientific sealing mission to study fur seal habits near breeding grounds. They carry boats, naturalists, and seal hunters to track harvest losses and compare findings with the British commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsexd
United States Fish Commission
Albatross
Corwin
Alaska
Embezzler Arrested in Cleveland Gambling Losses
John C. Campbell, bookkeeper for Woods Jenks & Co., was arrested in Cleveland for embezzling 5300, admitted theft over eight years to fund gambling losses. He confessed after authorities learned of the scheme. The article notes his age and other details were unclear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John C. Campbell
Woods, Jenks & Co
Moerindt
River News And Notes On Louisville Boats
River notes from Louisville report the water stage and boat movements. The river is stationary at 10 feet 9 inches on the falls and 13 feet 1 inch on the canal with 4 feet 5 inches below. Vessels Charlie Brown John W Barrett New South Iron Lake and others are due or in tow. Captain Pink Varhie weakens and physicians offer no medical hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisvillle
W. D. O' Neill
Pittsburg
Charlie Brown
Tow
John W. Barrett
St. Louie
New South
Memphis
Ohio
Iron Lake
Pink Varhie
Cincinnati
Weather notes and river readings from Upper Games Show
Report from Monnasrows River and Browns ville area shows rivers at varying levels with 4 feet falling on Monnasrows River and 8 feet falling on Brownsville River. Thermometer readings range around 52 to 56 degrees with clear skies in some locations and cloudy mild conditions elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegtent Junction
Monnasrows
Brownsville
Wannen
River and weather notes sweep river towns with rising levels
Fortified by reports from Evansville Wheeling Cincinnati and New Orleans the river data show multiple gauges 33.5 to 93 feet rising or steady with warm to clear conditions. Vessels depart and arrive including City of New Orleans Buckeye State and City of Providence amid general river activity and improving weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Wheeling
Hudson
Cincinnati
Courter
Parkersburg
Bedford
Pittsburg
Scotia
Cincinnati-River
Keystone State
Tisburg
Guiding Star
New Orleans
City of New Orleans
St. Louis
John F. Walton
Jow
Ohio
Kate Adams
Arkansas
Buckeye
Sheffield
Tennessee
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Steamer Queen Draws Crowds
Ten feet marks and slow fall noted as the Scotia heads to Cincinnati with four boats and six barges under Buxton’s crew. H. K. Bedford departs for Parkersburg at noon. Louise repairs at Ironton and likely ready by next work. About 10,000 visitors praised the Queen on her wardens’ trip amid favorable cargo and comfort observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Tux I
Bunton
Cincinnati
Scotia
Louise
Ironton
Pittsburg
Atéo En Ae
Confirmation Suits For Boys Hit Low Prices
A dealer promotes boys confirmation suits in tricots cheviots diagonals and clay worsteds. The ad asserts strong style fit and workmanship at low prices with savings of 2 to 5 dollars per suit.
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Gebhardt
Withers
Jone
Woodstock
Galvin
Fettle
Kerr
Corkhill
Swartwood
Elmer Smit
Buckenberger
Sovith
Earle
Raymond
Ehret
Charley Farrell
Braddocks
Conner
Gottenbare
London
Fitz
Tay
Cnmamles
Tommy Qorxs
Bradford
Inciasepalls
Tommyy
Moca
Ant Tayy
der Hoss
Towne
Saspy Griswoup
Bobby Addr
Pocatello
Idaho
Vick Reimpert Kern
Iris
Tim KeEre
Marvard
Lar
S. E. Winslow
Clarence Smith
Robert Winser
Cartas Sextos
Brown University
Nin
Burlington
Kinsella
University of Vermont
Browns
Drery
Richardson
Brouthers
Co Street
Duffy
WasHina
Phillies
Sterro
Vice
Ewing
Charney Bassett
Sam Crane
Bassett
Post-Dispatch
Cincinnati Cind
P.D
W. Wilians
Independence
Rolex
Bush Park
Opera Seven
J. B. CoLurms
Lanford
Longfellow
Semper Idem
Simon Renard
Lord Tandolph Churchill
Garfield Park
Sandown Park
Sherwood
Newmarket
Lord Churchill
H. A. Basarono
California
Bashford
William Watte
Leslie
Corenti
Anti-Cruelty Society
Lou MrnuEn
Mamie White
Penn Avenue
Inrheeaitigh McKelvey
W. H. Cunistr
Union Depot
Conway
D.H. Eckert
Johnstown
Christy
Eckert
Third
Luceno
Insane Department
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Herman- Foraker
Temperance Buldings
Tor
Erland Birath
McKeesport
Cooley
Fairdhance Hardware
Carrarx Apam Jacobs
James G. Blaine
Carrie Rohr
Assenger
Rownsville
Morgantown
Sanday Dispatch
Gothia
Baltimore
Hamburg
Bik York
Rotterdam
Don
Ork
One
Werkenda Sa
City of
Neeeneseesenes
York
Havel
City of Parla
Liverpool
Wyoming
the Panhandle
Uncle Sam
Western
Fennmylhonia
West Virginia
River News and Notes
Louisville
Hood
Jacob Knapp
Tipton
Iowa
NEW Publications
Campaign For Good
Apa
Isaac B. Potter
Holling
Holden
Lick Observatory
Australia
Ocean Postal Service
James
Tyro
Mia
Joseph Pennell
Japan
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Century CO
Jacksons
Liberty Street
Star Corner
W. M. Laird
Market ST
Wood ST
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