One Firm Gets Quotations As Wire Service Halts
Brokers face market blackout as Western Union cuts all wires to bucket shops except J. M. Oakley & Co. due to Chicago Board of Trade action. Campbell & Co. previously secured loop wires, but now lose access. loss to the Western Union could reach thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
J. M. Oakley & Co
Campbell & Co
Western Union
Chicago Board
Telegraph Company
Oakley & Co
Pucket Shop
Campbell
Western Union Company
Telegraph
Pittsburg
Charles O. Rowe
Yeternlay
Dispatch
Board of Trade
New York
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Oakley
Sala
Western Tuten Company
Hose Truck Collision Near Point Bridge Injures Firemen
A collision on Carson street involved No. 12 engine hose truck and a Stolzenbach & Piici sand wagon. The tongue broke and two horses fell. one horse must be killed. Driver Alex Jenkins faced arrest for city ordinance violation and was later released. Fireman James Miller from No. 10 engine broke his arm during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine House
Carson Street
Stolzenbach & Piici
Alex. Jenkins
Atinga
Point Bridge
James Miller
Actor Davis Tries Advertising Gag in Pittsburgh
Davis, the actor, tried a new ad stunt in Pittsburgh at the Duquesne Theater area. He claimed to have nerve and money to move his show, posing as a wealthy patron at the Anderson Hotel and leaning against the counter to push his plan. A crowd interpreted it as a publicity stunt or a prank to gain free advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Pittsburg
Anderson Hotel
Duquesne Theater
Pittsberg
Alvin the Jensign
Legal fight over will revocation in Allegheny estate
Edward Klemm of the Third ward Allegheny petitions Register Samuel Conner to revoke letters testamentary issued to his stepmother Margaret Klemm on the estate of J H Klemm who died March 22 180. He alleges a better will exists and asks the court to order its production. The property value is listed at 29000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Klemm
Third Ward
Allegheny
Samuel Conner
Margaret Klemm
J H Klemm
Moore Held on Theft Charge in South Twelfth Street Case
Harry Moore was held for examination yesterday by Judge Brokaw on a five pound bail. Charged by Mrs. M F Jackson a fish storekeeper on South Twelfth Street with stealing a sum of money he denies the accusation and faces trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Brokaw
M. F. Jackson
South Twelfth
Seeeen Maeeeny
J. W. Lee
Duquesne
Wheeling
Harpesdale
Nix
Next Pittsburg Mayor to Take Office and Council to Organize
On Monday, William McCallin will vacate as Chief Magistrate and H S Gourley will assume the role. Both branches will organize for 1890 and 1891, with Holliday and Ford retaining presiding positions. The Disability Board approved Frank B Cortes for a forearm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCallin
Pittsburg
H. S. Gourley
Messrs
George Holliday
Harry P. Ford
Distatron
Frank B. Cortes
No. 6 Engine Company
Wfti
McCallin
Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Select Council
Common Branch
Hugh Ferguson
A. C. Robertson
Mr. Gourley
East End
Ajax Jones
Batna
Ajax
Humane Society votes to delay action on Dixmont abuse request
Board discussion defers instruction to agents pending full membership at next meeting. Reports on teamsters patrols in Shadyside and East End, prosecution of stark Meters cruelty case in McKeesport, and restoring postillions on Transverse Street car line. Contributions from Mrs Yeager Mrs Cravens Mrs Duncan and others noted. Alderman McMasters remits 2) for cruelty cases at McKee's Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Humane Society
Dixmont Hospital
O’brien
Berryman
Shadyside
East End
Fee
Horselses
Stark Meters
McKeesport
Justice Fields
C. Yeager
J. L. Cravens
A.C. Duncan
Catherine Anshutz
James McElroy
Alderman McMasters
McKee's Rocks
Doors of Carnegie Library Open to Public Admiration
The Carnegie Free Library opened yesterday from morning to 6 pm with crowds touring under Superintendent Waddington and Engineer Fisher. City officials anticipate library ordinance passage next night as council battles over control and librarian appointments unfold. Preparations begin for a free organ recital next Saturday praised by musicians in both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Free Library
Benjamin Waddington
Fisher
Ammon
City Property Committee
Arthur Kennedy
Pearson
Erasmus Wilson
William Bently
Benny
Allegeny Public Library
County Democracy Adopts New Constitution and By-Laws
The County Democracy approved a new constitution and by-laws in a quiet meeting. After adjournment a controversy arose over Dick Johnston and Johnny Ennis’ mare on Soho Hill. Fox accused Ennis of sending the mare to Johnston to kill him, Eniis supporters disputed the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democracy
Tome
Fox
Dick Johnston
Johnny Ennis
Soho Hill
Eaid
Mayor veto seals fate of Harrison to Taggart street act
Mayor Pearson vetoed the ordinance to open a street from Harrison to Taggart in the second ward. Council meets to discuss the veto. promoters hoped the street would host a sewer line to drain a flood prone area. The veto followed a remonstrance against the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Allegheny
Tomomorrow
Harrison
Taggart Street
English potters seek Chicago market amid price hikes
What People Are Doing reports Herford of Stafford shire potters traveling to Chicago. He notes 10 percent English price increases due to strikes and material shortages. He says rural American exports are rising. Also listed are a stenographer leaving his railroad job for the Southern Pacific and Rio Grande lines, and various political mentions among local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herford
Chicago
America
Plans for New Postoffice Rooms Sent to Washington
Postmaster McKean and Superintendent Collins traveled to Washington with plans for the first floor of the Government building. They expect a Washington meeting of leading postmasters to discuss new methods to streamline mail handling and fast track operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean
Stephen Collins
Washington
Government
Collins
Felton Visits Chicago Prisons Aims for Windy City Mayoral Handoff
Superintendent Felton of Chicago's House of Correction toured Schlosser and Riverside Penitentiary in Pittsburg after visiting Buffalo for a ill brother. He spoke guardedly on politics and prison management while meeting Warden Wright and Supervisor Warner. He planned to visit Huntingdon Reform School next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton
Chicago
Western Penitentiary
C. E. Felton
House of Correction of
Schlosser
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Squire Landsay
Windy City
Riverside Penitentiary
Wright
Warner
Milligan
Riverside
Reform School
Huntingdon
Dull River Traffic Slows Freight and Crew Movements
The river freight traffic has been very light for two weeks. Superintendent Henderson of the Pittsburg and Cincinnati line cites a closed quarter and new classification taking effect April 14 as factors. He expects a pickup soon and notes tariffs won’t hurt his operations. The Andes sails to Cincinnati light today and the Hudson is due. families travel by boat as crews entertain aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hudson
Andes
Thinks He Is Right Man Pearson Bids for Public Safety Post
Mayor Pearson farms out his canvass for Chief of the Department of Public Safety under the new regime. He cites gratifying support from Council friends and says experience is needed for key matters in the department and that he is the right man for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Department of Public Safety
Capitalists Discuss Rolling Mill Project at Lancaster
Ralph J. Wick and H. W. Jones of Youngstown with several gentlemen met at the Duquesne Hotel to discuss plans for a large rolling mill in Lancaster C. The party said the project is not a public venture and aims for extensive scale, with interest also shown in a Youngstown mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Wick
H. W. Jones
Youngstown
Lancaster
Duquesne Hotel
Wick
Mr. Jones
Northern Pacific Receives Wisconsin Central Lease Notice
W. W. Scully of the Northern Pacific was informed the Wisconsin Central is leased by the line. The agent noted a long standing freight arrangement and that the Northern Pacific now appears as lessee, requiring re stamping of letter heads and circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Western Trunk Line
W. W. Scully
Northern Pacifico Road
Italian killed and firefighter injured in West End blaze
A fire at John Flannigan’s two story frame house on Painters’ mill hill led to a blaze at amassing scope. Fireman James Miller of Engine 15 fell through the roof and sprained his leg. Nearby at Torrence station an Italian man was struck and killed by a P R R engine while Officer George Pitts and another officer suffered bruises at Panhandle crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flannigan
Painters’ Mill
West End
J. Painter & Sons
James Miller
Engine Company No. 15
Stenaben Street
Torrence Station
P. BR. BR
George Pitts
Panhandle Crossing
Second Avenue
New Hermosa Land Improvement Company Formed
About 60 Southside businessmen met at the German Savings Bank hall to form the Hermosa Land Improvement Company. Alderman Martin Schafer and Charles Breitweiser presided. A committee will buy Nobile farm on Southern Avenue electric road. 2000 shares at 50 each, all held by organizers. The plan is to plot land and sell building lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
German Savings and Deposit Bank
South Fourteenth and
Carson Streets
Harmosa Land Improvement Coup
Martin Schafer
Charles Breitweiser
Nobile Farm
Moe
Southern Avenue
Picnics and Sunday Schools Ready for Summer Groves
Picnic season is set to begin as pleasant weather continues. Many Sunday schools already fixed dates and locations for annual summer outings. Picnic grounds at Nucor and Rock Point groves are filling fast near Pittsburg with applications pouring in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Nucor
Rock Point
Second Italian victim dies after Stoop's Ferry riot
Antonio Refsa, a Corsican connected to the Stoop's Ferry riot, died at Homecee Hospital after being fatally wounded. Antonio Bell, brother-in-law of Michael Bell, remains among seven detainees on murder charges as an inquest set for morning with Constable Murphy and witnesses to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoop's Ferry
Michael Bell
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Bell
Antonio Refsa
Stoop’s Ferry
Homnocee
Refsa
P. J. Murphy
Electrician Elected to Oversee Patrol Telegraph Wires
Allegheny Police Committee voted last night to appoint H. E. Dillon an electrician with ten years in charge of patrol telegraph wires. Dillon, treated as a police officer with pay, will focus on wires after Chief Jones ceded control. The committee also approved current month bills and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Police Committee
Jones
Fire Department
Pearson
H. E. Dillon
TRE Allegheny
W. H. Smith
Frank McComb
Penn’avenue
Yesa
Raid on Speak-Easies Continues In Second District
Second district police under the Department of Public Safety continue raids on speak-easies aiming to clear the district. Sixty informations are expected for selling liquor without license and on Sundays. Arrested: Mary Murphy Forbes street Mrs Riley Four mile Row John Roach Kate Cauttler 159 Second avenue Nicholas Delebanty Brady street and Second avenue Samuel Collins Brady street and Second avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second District
Department of Public Safety
Mary Murphy
Forbes Street
Mrs. Riley
John Roach
Second Avenue
Kate Cauttler
Second Avenus
Nicholas Delebanty
Samuel Collins
Brady Street
Inspector Whitehouse
Fourteenth Ward
Brush
Seventeenth Ward
Mary Colling
Minnie Molio
Patrick Flinn
Kochney Confesses Yet Forgets Where Goods Were Taken
Michael Kochney, the Southside boy robber, faces a 7 pm hearing on ten larceny charges. Inspector McKelvey says more charges will follow and notes the youth’s memory lapse after admitting thefts. The story also cites a weekly mortuary report: 95 deaths citywide last week, up 12 from the prior year, with many due to pulmonary diseases and other causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kochney
Southside
Ustal
East End
Old City
Muni
Warrant Issued for Mrs Magill After South Fifteenth Street Fight
Alderman Hartman issued a warrant yesterday for the arrest of Mrs. Magill in connection with a dispute with Mrs. Ellen McNally of South Fifteenth Street. McNally alleges Magill stole a bundle of aprons to “get even” and then burned them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hartman
Magill
Ellen McNally
Detective George Perkins accuses Berger brothers of license violation
Charard with rooning speak enai es, George Perkins, detective and agent of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, yesterday furnished information before Alderman Cassidy charging Harry Hart and Frank Berger with selling Hqnor without a license. The defendants, residents of Stowe township, entered bail and will have a hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Alderman Cassidy
Harry, Hart
Frank Berger
Hqnor
Stowe Township
Post Office Opens as Gilleland Starts Duties
Postmaster Gilleland and his assistant Squire Clark began work at the Allegheny post office yesterday. No appointments will be made until May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilleland
Squire Clark
Allegheny Post Ofice
Fire destroys two caboose cars on Pittsburg and Western tracks
Early morning blaze destroyed two caboose cars on the Pittsburg and Western Railroad. An alarm from box 7 failed to save them as five trains pulled away from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Western
Amore
William Martin
Amalcgamated Association
Price Street
Forbes Avenue
What a Strike Costs Laborers in Iron Mills
Figures compiled on idle mills in the city show daily expenses for Oliver Bros. & Phillips operations, including the Rosena blast furnace and multiple puddling furnaces. Estimates cover material, labor, gas, and finishing costs for daily output losses across several mills and related enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Tenth Street
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
New Castle
Sidaton
Anish
Pittabarg
New German Journalist Union Formed After Leaving Knights of Labor
Representatives from S A 904 German Journalists and Typographical Union No 9 German printers met in Rupper's Hall to address a Volksblatt office dispute. Dissatisfied with the K of L settlement, they quit, forming the German Journalists Union No 1 and plan national affiliation with peers in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. 904
Rupper
Volksblatt
Knights of Labor
Socialists of Cincinnati Field Electoral Ticket
John Ehman, a noted labor leader, reports the Socialists of Cincinnati have placed an electoral ticket in the field and hope to elect candidates next election. He criticizes other socialist factions and notes Powderly supports land tax and opposes the single tax idea. Building trades in Cincinnati plan to advocate for the eight hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Socialists of
Cincinnati
John Ehman
Porkopelis
Johan Moster
Ellman
Powderly
Knights
Scottdale Knights Threaten Strike at Hecla Coke Works
The Scottdale Knights of Labor gave Hecla Coke Company six days notice to rehire four men at Hecla No 2. The union says four of ten miners were discharged from air shafts and others are doing work for ten men. If four more are not hired by the deadline, a strike will be called at Hecla Nos 1 and 2, employing at least 00 men. Master Workman Kerfoot will investigate the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor of
Scottdale
Hecla Coke Company
Hecla No. 2
Hecla Nos. 1
Kerfoot
Bloodless Duel Near Wheeling Leaves No Injuries
In Wheeling at dawn a duel between William Bond and James Rudolph occurred about three miles east of the city with blank cartridge revolvers. Both fired harmless salvos and then discharged their weapons without harm as they returned to town. The prosecuting attorney has the facts, and both principals come from prominent circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
William Bond
James Rudolph
Rudolph
Bond
Divorce Suit Delayed by Alleged Court Evasion
John Sponseller, ex-county official, sues Emma Sponseller. The suit was halted when Emma allegedly took medicine to feign illness to dodge court attendance. Judge Pease was informed in the courtroom causing a local sensation. case continued awaiting outcome of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
John Sponseller
Emma
New East Liberty Postmaster Begins Duties
James B. Duff, the new postmaster at East Liberty, started his duties yesterday. He said he did not know what changes would be made but that the existing carrier force would largely be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Duff
East Liberty
Custodians Picked for Federal Buildings Amid Clamor for Posts
Captain John F. Dravo new Collector of the Port faces eager applicants for clerk and official roles in the Federal Buildings. Postmaster McKean as Custodian will announce subordinates after Dravo takes charge, likely within ten days. Rumors of rivalries between McKean and Paul are playfully denied as they meet in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Dravo
Postmaster McKean
Pittsburg
McKean
Dravo
Custom House
Draves Gift
Barr
Paul
The
Americas Club
Messrs
Chamberlain’s
Washington
Several New Teachers Elected by Allegheny School Board
James Young presided at the Allegheny Board of School Control monthly meeting last evening. New teachers were elected for several wards, including Madge Oswald in the Second ward Tilie Booth in the Fourth ward and Mary B McCullough in the Tenth ward. The board noted the retirement of B C Miller after twenty five years service. Superintendent Morrow reported 12 208 pupils with an average daily attendance of 10 024 and praised school libraries listing volume totals by ward. The vote decided no exhibit at the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Young
Allegheny Board of School Control
Madge Oswald
Lide Eccles
Tilie Booth
Henrietta Shaw
Mary B. McCullough
A. E. Smith
B.C. Miller
Morrow
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Eighth Ward
Ninth Ward
Tenth Ward
Eleventh Ward
Three Aldermen Hear Serious Local Cases
A roundup of three grave matters heard by Aldermen McKenna Warner and Means. William Martin faced suit from Lizzie Walton over a past liaison and marriage, harmonized by a judge. Samuel Speer faced charges for Marcie Jackson with a girl barely 14, held in jail. Elmer Williams, about 20, faced a child custody incident involving Mary Ann McDowell and a 9 month old infant, with a hearing set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna, Warner and Means
William Martin
Lizzie Walton
Cincinnati
Hamilton Hotel
Martin
Alderman McKenna
Alderman Warner
Samuel Speer
Marcie Jackson
Annie Smith
Meana
East End
Elmer Williams
Mansfield
Mary McDowell
Mary Ann McDowell
Williams
Ex-deputy Baylor waives hearing on forgery charge
Daniel Baylor former deputy constable for Alderman Cassidy waived a hearing yesterday afternoon before Alderman McMasters and posted bail for trial on forgery allegations. Constable Peter Carr of the First ward filed the information claiming Baylor used his name to secure a five dollar loan from Emma Stanley and Emma English with fraudulent letters in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Baylor
Cassidy
McMasters
Peter Carr
Saylor
Emma Stanley
Emma English
Phi Kappa Psi Grand Arch Council Meeting in Chicago
The Grand Arch Council of Phi Kappa Psi will assemble with 37 chapters represented and Charlene W. Ashley and Horace J. Miller presenting the Pittssure Alumni Association. Delegates departed for Chicago last night aboard the limited express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Psi
Grand Pacific
Charlene W. Ashley
Horace J. Miller
Pittssure Alumni Association
Chicago
Veterans favor Montooth for Governor in local race
A Scottdale special reports nearly all veterans in Westmoreland and Payette counties back Major E. A. Montooth of Pittsburg for Governor. Predictions say Grand Army of the Republic members will help him capture delegates due to their active political role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
E. A. Montooth
Pittsburg
Westmoreland
Payette
Donahue Takes Post as Wharf Master on First Round
P. J. Donahue begins his new duties as wharf master to fill Captain Crawford’s unexpired term. Rivermen greet the First ward politician warmly as he starts his rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Donahue
Crawford
Pianos and Organs at Kleber's and I Kicher Brow
Advertisements boast Kleber's as the oldest music house in Pittsburg offering Steinways Conover Opera and Burdett organs with eight year warranties and trade ins. Also promoting Jos Horne & Co Penn Avenue stores and parasols millinery and Ladies gloves with fall lines at low prices. Also Chamberlains Cough Remedy highlighted for throat and lung illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleber
Paris
London
New York
Pittinsburg
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Barthz Kid Gloves, Co
Great Value
A. G. Campnett & Sons
Fifth Ave
Jos
Reading Court Declares City Street Plan Constitutional
Judge Williams affirms the Diamond Street widening and private property use case under the 1874 act. Controller Morrow and Major Moreland express jubilation while Lambie dismisses any link to the Pittsburg case. May and December bring a separate domestic case as Mia Meinhardt, aged several years, and her husband face a thirty day sentence for alleged ill treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
Williams
Supreme Court
Daniel Shoaber
City of
Reading
Hela
Into Revan
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State of
IST
Spring Street
Fupra
Morrow
Mission Fund
Diamond Street
Washington Street
Singe Ewing
John
Lambie
Pittsburg
Mia Meinhardt
Allagheny
Meinhardt
Monthly Ward Station Reports Reveal Urban Calls and Drunks
The Eleventh ward report logged 60 drunks, the Fourteenth covered 18 miles by wagon, and the Nineteenth recorded 6 440 calls in yesterday's counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Ward
Counterfeit Medicines Alert Amid St. Louis Counterfeits
A warning notes that genuine drugs are sold by all druggists while counterfeit versions circulate, allegedly produced in St. Louis and sold by untrustworthy traders. The piece warns consumers to verify authenticity and avoid fake medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Men Brothers
St. Louis
Allegheny Presbytery Holds Quarterly Meeting at East Liberty Church
The Allegheny Presbytery met at East Liberty Presbyterian Church with Rev. George N. Johnsoon named Morierand and Rev. A. A. Mealy as Secretary. Dr. Ewing preached on Pan! Be fore Agrippa and James B. Hill received license to preach after successful examination. An election to General Assembly was held, naming ministers Jeffers and Pat ee, with elders and alternates listed, and missions to Coal Bluff and Courtn restored to their former composition. The meeting adjourned to Swissvale on the first Tuesday in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Presbytery
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
George N. Johnsoon
Lebanon Church
A. A. Mealy
Sobe Central
Ohbareh
Ewing
Pan
Agrippa
W. H. Jeffers
I. P
J.J. Beacom
D. D
Eisate D. D
Ders Robinson
W. B.S
Ley
J. H. Baldwinberg
Withrow
Feh
Thailant J. Donehoe
James B. Hill
Ely
General Assembly
Prin J. F. Patee
W. A. Jeffers
W. P. Cowan
J. M. Melankin
United States Express Moves to Wood Street Location
The United States Express office has relocated to 455 Wood Street near Fifth Avenue. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad occupies the entire first floor at the Wood and Fifth corner for its passenger department and plans to renovate it into a premier city office, as Division Passenger Agent Smith notes. The B and O road has shifted its local office to another floor of the Lewis block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Smith
Lewis Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alvin Josiin
Ole
Chambera
Np New Street
David McCooh
Lake Shore
Michigan
Rio River
J. W. Riley
Millvale
Lawrenceville
J Asdeewan Te
W. E. Porter
Springfield, Mass
Anderson
Supt
Henderson Saga
Montha
Northern Pacific
Hermosa Lard Improvement Company
Kochney
Charard
Gravy
Thirty-fourth Precinct
Julius Beiber
John McAleese
Flist
Mary Ann O'Brien
Twelfth Ward
W. R. McKee
Oliver & Ruverts
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Hainsworth Steel Works
Pennsylvania Tube Works
Joshua Rhodes
Keystone
K. of L
Jon Ehman
Scottdale Knights of Labor
Mr. Dolf
Allegheny Board of School
Montooth
I. Kicher & Brow
Jos, Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
John S. Lambie
Dr.c.mclane
FE. P. Roberts & Sons
Market Street
Mbsons
KR. Clausen
M.D
Soden Mineral Springs Co
Lim
IGARS
Bert Lear
John A. Renshaw &Co
Fancy Grocers
Cor
Lins
J. A.R
Havana
JO. A. Renshaw & CO
Liberty Co
B. A. Elliott Co
Sixth St
New
Sha
Giles
Mand
Federal Street
Witt Price
James H. Aitken & CO
Y A. G. Camppeltt & Sons
Passovert
Dr. Bull
Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Horne's
Ettire
Parasol Mart
Parasola
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