Military mobilization as strikers face evacuation
McKeesport units including Captain Gus Beckett and Major Nay deploy from the depot as workers who could not report unite. Secretary Watchorn arrives from Columbus, meets General Wiley, and weighs labor leaders’ stance on use of troops to quell unrest. Watchorn declines immediate judgment, cites provocation in the strike and hopes for harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liditeams O. S
Coon
Laver
McKeesport
Major Nay
Colonil Smith
Kay
Gimorr
Watchorn
Robert Watchorn
Columbus
Karrisburg
McKibben
Wiley
Watchern
PL. Penna
Miners’ Organation
Anl WD
Rhee Tures
Tod
Frick Vows Property Protection Amid City Riot
News of a riot sparked widespread alarm as Mr. Frick told Dievatci reporters he would guard his men and property with lawful authorities. He denied wage dispute framing and warned against shot down rioters. Reports of international trouble proved false as details emerged from Marmwood and Consul Schamberg's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Frick
Dievatci
Noriris
Marmwood
United States
Proctor
Max Schanberg
Schamberg
leleEraw
Mount Pleasant Braces for Military as Tense Riots Loom
Residents in Mt Pleasant report a state of alarm amid uprisings. Mejor Patterson describes widespread fear and anticipation of federal or military presence to quell disturbances and deter potential clashes in the depot area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Mejor Patterson
Mt Pleasant
Trave
Legislative Bank Investigating Committee Debates Pittsburg Finance
The Legislative Bank Investigating Committee met at Duquesne Hotel to vet views of bankers on state funds deposits. Key figures like Neeh, RS. Danas, Graham, James Arwell, and others voiced cautious opinions. Most attendees favored restrained compensation for the treasurer and urged strict fiduciary standards. The group plans to depart for Harrisburg at 8 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hanker
Duquerne Hotel
Neeh
James L. Graham
James Arwell
P. Folow
Harrisburg
EP. Kearns
Epuetg
C. Shane
Heal Estate Loan Association
Ouneloer Davidson
Second National
Allegheny
John Brickle
Workingman’s Savings Bank of
William Thompson
B. NeVas
Fidelity Title and Trust Company
Thompson
Harrisbure
Officers mistake leads to missing suspect in penny-loot case
Officers Hilderbrecht and Ludwig seized Shafer at his father's home on Tostin street under two warrants for William Trainor and W C Shafer linked to a pocketbook theft from William Nelson at Charles Nann's saloon on Fifth Avenue. Trainor eluded capture after word from his father alerted relatives. Trainor faced a hearing for larceny from the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nh Ae Leers
Tim
Tenth Ward
Trainer
Emly
Williams Seen as Skippered in Jefferson Issue
Detective Leltzheerver secured requisition papers from Governor Campbell of Onto Tor Joe Williams member of the Fuxdmimonr rang. The hearing is set today at that place but Car over McDowell doubts Williams will appear as he is out on hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leltzheerver
Governor Campbell
Onto
Joe Williams
Jefferson Ruile
Fuxdmimonr
McDowell
Williams
Hull
Man of Another Name in Porter Killing Case
A historical note states it was Thomas Lynch, not Eugene Srocl, who killed Porter in self defense years ago. Friends of the late Eugene Lynch of Homestead dispute the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Srocl
Porter
Thomas Lynch
Eugene Lynch
Homestead
Grip Epidemic Seen Waning as Doctors Rally
Physicians and druggists report the grip easing in Pittsburgh and surrounding cities. A prominent local doctor recounts over 100 patient visits in a day, while others note fewer new cases and rising rest among medical staff. Some debate Granville’s London prescription as impractical for the local outbreak.
Doctors See Grip On The Wane Amidriots and Excitement
The doctors who visited him said the disease was fading and believed excitement caused many deaths. They warned that panic over Italian troubles and regional riots would distract the afflicted, while a few calm days could help many recover from the grip.
Encouraging reports as workers return amid grip deaths
Postoffice staff recoverings rise as more workers go back to duties. The death roll remains heavy with notable names like Oliver Lemon, cashier of Iron City Bank, and several public safety officers still weak. Others like John W. Hague and Chief Elliot show improvement while many lives are touched by the grip across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofice
McKean
Dan Silvis
Mercer
Oliver Lemon
Iron Cuty Bank
Lemon
Hissel Station
Iron City Bank
John W. Hague
Elliot
Max Schamburg
Rev
J. H. Gogley
Ames M
Missouri Pacific Road
Cleveland
Marshall
Ligret Spring and Axle Company
Lower Allegheny
Oliver
Fifteenth Street
Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum
Public Meeting Called On City Street Acts
Mayor Gourley hosts a public meeting in Pittsburg to explain proposed curative street legislation and related acts. City officials, attorneys, and lawmakers will attend to address constitutional features and potential fiscal impact, aiming to inform taxpayers and business leaders about upcoming measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Common Council Chamber
D. T. Watson
W. B. Rodgers
Moreland
Pirrasvan
Pittsburg
L Goveney
Supreme Court
W. C. Moreland
Johns McCleay
Upperman
Neeban Flinn
Merrow
East End Tragedy Miss Alice Fownes Dies Before Wedding
Miss Alice Fownes of Brasilton, near twenty, died suddenly amid plans for her brother Edward Fownes’s marriage. She had prepared to attend the wedding, wore the bridemail that evening, and died within minutes without warning. Burial is set for Saturday afternoon in her intended wedding dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Alice Fownes
A. Fownes
Brasilton
Miss Fownes
Edward Fownes
Philsee
A M Watson Funeral Arrangements Noted
The funeral for A M Watson is set for tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 at Leetsdale Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr James Allison and Rev W Stewart officiating. Interment will be in Uniondale cemetery. pallbearers include Judge W G Hawkins and others. A bar meeting is planned this afternoon to address Watson's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Watson
Leetsdale Presbyterian Church
James Allison
The
Presbyterian Banner
W. Stewart
Uniondale
W G. Hawkins
M.A. Woodward
W. D. Moore
Stephen H. Geyer
Charles W. Robb
Campbell B. Herron
EK. A. Montooth
Nited
Williams
Air. Watson
Widespread grip and cough outbreak hits city mothers
The grip epidemic strains mothers as a new grip-whooping cough combination appears. Reports spread from Boquet Street Atwood Street and Oakland areas with cases rising in Allegheny and surrounding districts, signaling a growing public health concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boquet Street
Atwood Street
Oakland
Allegheny
Man Charged After Roach in Coffee Incident
Matthew Coleman of South Twenty third and Josephine streets is under bail to answer felonious assault and breach of peace charges after a dispute with Birdie O Conner over roaches in his coffee. He allegedly threatened to harm her with a butcher knife during a heated daytime argument. A hearing is set before Alderman Mc Garey this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Coleman
South Twenty-third
Josephine Streets
Alderman McGarey
Birdie O'Conner
Miss O'Conner
Coleman
Anarchists Plan Fricke Funeral With Red Flag Burial
Remains of Herr Fricke the Anarchist to be buried Sunday afternoon with a red flag wrapped around him. He led the International Workingmen's Association in Pennsylvania and kept headquarters at 73 Spring Garden Avenue Allerbeny. The organization will meet tonight to finalize funeral arrangements led by Secretary Kupferberg who handles Fricke's extensive correspondence in French and Russian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Fricke
Pennsylvania
International Workingmen's Association
Fricke
Spring Garden Avenue
Allerbeny
Kupferberg
Louis Blanc
Karl Muaux
London
Orr Fricke
Heidelberg
Fruit Buds Shaped by Harsh Weather Yet Promising
Amid severe grip and muddy conditions farmers endure isolation from the world as fruit buds show little growth since Candlemas Day. If frosts do not persist until midsummer, they may harvest more than hay next season.
Judge Frees Amos Snyder In Federal Charge
Judge Reed of the United States District Court discharged Amos Snyder who faced a charge of retailing liquor without a special tax payment. The 1889 offense date was not stated with sufficient certainty, leading to discharge after a bench warrant arrest and a yesterday hearing. Snyder had been living locally for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
United States District Court
Amos Snyder
United States District Court of
West Virginia
Snyder
Identity of Charles Reynolds Revealed by Former Employer
A man who knew Charles Reynolds several years ago says Reynolds was once employed by a major city manufacturing firm at a very large salary. He plans to telegram the former employer for confirmation and the body will be held pending a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds
Picked up by police after stone fight shooting
James Roxey, who shot Peter Tierney while trying to stop a stone fight, is held to await the boy’s injury outcome. He rested comfortably with good prospects for recovery. Alderman Garbp held a hearing in Michael Lyons versus Charles Stewart for barratry and dismissed it for lack of evidence. Mrs. Even Griffin held for court on an assault charge. Anos Devlin prosecutrix. Samuel McFadden held for brass theft from Keystone Iron Mill. Richard Mayo arrested in Alleheny for attempting to enter a house on Adams Street. Harry Parr jailed for unlawfully entering a building in Sharpsburg. Many Cronxs says Frank Ross took two umbrellas. he is in jail. Parker Fitzpatrick charged with assaulting Fred Weis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roxey
Peter Tierney
Alderman Garbp
Michael Lyons
Charles Stewart
Barratry
Even Griffin
Anos Devlin
Samuel McFadden
Keystone Iron Mill
Richard Mayo
Allerheny
Adams Street
Old Councilmen Grow Lazy as Committees Die
Last night in Allegheny two committees the Fire and Market ended their existence while five more were nearly dissolved due to lack of a quorum. They approved payrolls and billys. If other committees fail to meet by tomorrow night payrolls in department budgets will be held over until new councils organize. A call was issued for Streets and Sewers and Water committees meetings with no arrangements yet for City Property Printing and Roads committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
London
Eng
Tomlinson
Chicago
Mortimer Granville
Dir. Hofmann
Penn Avenue
Allegheny
Billy
Real Estate Notice in Yoder Building on Fifth and Wylie
A brief listing notes Myer Galtinger in the Yoder law building located at the corner of Fifth and Wylie avenues. Telephone number 1707 given for contact. Take elevator as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoder Law Building
Fifth and
Wylie Avenues
Refinery Blaze Wrecks Waverly Oil Works and Lumber Yard
Fire last evening destroyed the Waverly Oil Works near Fifty third street and adjoining Lacy's lumber yard, causing about 150000 in damage. The blaze began at 5 30 pm, spreading to tanks and cars with explosions, injuring two men and drawing multiple alarms. Insurance covers most losses. firemen and police sustained minor injuries. A secondary chimney fire at 605 Forbes street caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Fifty-third Street
Lacy
John Sullivan
Allegheny Valley Railroad
George
Evan Davis
No.7 Engine Company
Mentzel
Ohio Canals Safe and Senate Action on Various Bills
In Columbus April 2 the Senate passed a dog tax bill and debated a mining and side venture ban for railroad officers. A foreign livestock import rule was amended requiring proper state stock yard handling and seasonal shipping. Levee repair costs may be charged to adjacent property owners. The Gilbert avenue viaduct bill related to D. E. Ingalls and the Panhandle passed the Senate. The canal sale bill failed, and a constitutional tax levy proposal was deferred to next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatom
Senate
Live Stock Commission
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
D. E. Ingalls
Hig Four
Panhandle
Ohio
Delamater Settlement Aims For April 15 Completion
Meadeville April 2 The chairman of the committees of unpreferred creditors of Delamater Co hopes the creditors will sign the compromise by April 15. Signatures are arriving by mail from those invited to sign, with no pressure to complete within two weeks. The Allegheny Poor Board reports 256 inmates at Rolls House and seven deaths in the month. Finances show $14,700 54 approved, including a $10,000 payment leaving the home unencumbered. Secretary Hunker notes $530 75 spent last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Legham
Diwfatotel Meadville
Delamater € Co
Allegheny Poor Board
Steward Rollshouse
Hilla
Hunker
Rivermen in Brawl Ends with Stabbing on Third Avenue
John H. Helmack and Lewis Harrington, rivermen, quarreled after a drunken dispute on Third avenue early yesterday. Helmack stabbed Harrington twice in the back causing severe but non fatal injuries. Harrington was taken to Homeopathic Hospital and Helmack was arrested by Detective Sterck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Helmack
Lewis Harrington
Third Avenue
Helmack
Harrington
Homeopathic
Sterck
Chief Armstrong Names Appointments and Reappointments
Chief Armstrong of Allegheny announced James Bradley, the retiring health officer, as a clerk in the Bureau of Enginesline. Wharfmaster Dittmar and Bark Aleasnrer Greenawalt were reappointed to their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Allegheny
James Bradley
Bureau of Enginesline
Dittmar
Aleasnrer Greenawalt
Balloon from Paris to grace Chicago World Fair
E P Vaissard arrives from Paris to set up the Godard captive balloon for the World’s Fair in Chicago. The balloon will be allowed to ascend to a height of 1492 feet over the exposition grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. P. Vaissard
Paris
Godard
interlocking switch bill passed in senate
Springfield April 2 a bill was approved requiring railroads to install interlocking switches at cross roads. General Booth II Laywoon April 2 Salvation Army head in serious condition. Mapisos Wisconsin April 2 civil rights bill killed in the Legislature today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Senate
Booth II
Booth
Salvation Army
Mapisos
Wis
Local Phonograph Records Made At Office
SmwiTro Russell sang into a phonograph at a local company office and made several flag records. A unidentified man killed in the W A Hoeveller building collapse is still not recovered at the morgue. A coroners jury ruled the collapse unavoidable and accidental. Detective Sol Coulson’s mother is ill at Center Avenue residence. Mrs Coulson 70 years old and fading. Joseph Moore two died in county jail from lung hemorrhage after years of illness. Joux Youns 45 reported missing from Windsor street Allegheny. Fifth Avenue Cable line delayed 30 minutes when car 0 slipped at Washington street power house. Partial note on Perrysville Plan engine purchase remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SmwiTro Russell
Phonograph Company
W. A. Hoeveller
Sol Coulson
Center Avenue
Coulson
Joseph Moore
Moore
Ninth Ward
Joux Youns
No. Windsor Street
Allegheny
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Perrysville
Special bargains in lace curtains and muslin sale
To Day and To Morrow specials feature lace curtains and over 20 cases of muslin white goods blankets and more from the Claflin Company fire sale at Bee window Camp Bell and Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claflin Company
Bee Window
Camp Bell & Dick
Carpenters Vote Redrawn Districts Over Eight-Hour Fight
The Carpenters Council redraws voting districts to exclude unions beyond a 12 mile radius as it prepares for an eight hour strike May 1. Leaders seek a constitutional majority, risking deeper district dissensions while master builders watch closely. Local unions report mixed votes and uncertain outcomes as members grapple with division and strategem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Council
Pittsburg
Butler
Kittanning
McKeesport
Manufacturers Set Flexible Discounts For Pipe Industry
The Wrought Iron Pipe Manufacturers' Association met at the Monongahela House and approved a new policy to vary discounts with market conditions. Last month saw reductions in several categories including lap weld and butt weld pipes, amid slow trade. The oil country market is anticipated to improve, and the move aims to reduce January to March price cutting by aligning discounts with demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrought Iron Pipe Manufacturers’ Association
Monongahela House
Carriage and Wagon Makers Win Ground in Wage Dispute
Still gaining ground as 13 firms had conceded demands after nine hours. Names include Thompson & Davis Allegheny Grostch & Zuse Fifth avenue Henry J. Domboff Main and Liberty Fred Seener Parkway Sproal Vehicle Company Twent first and Smallan Streets Henrik sip East End Joseph Lacker J Hafla Huntsinger Tneiron G A Shuster Wauke Bros McKeesport A W Smith McKeesport. Strikers hold headquarters at the Saller building corner of Smithfield and Diamond stream to receive committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson & Davis
Allegheny
Grostch & Zuse
Fifth Avenue
Henry J. Domboff
Main and Liberty
Fred Seener
Parkway
Sproal Vehicle Company
Twent -First
Smallan Streets
Henr
East End
Joseph Lacker
J. Hafla
South Seventh Street
Huntsinger
City
Tneiron
G. A. Shuster
Wauke Bros
McKeesport
A. W. Smith
Saller
Smithfield
Diamond Stream
Landlord's Warrant Shuts American Tinned Plate Association Office
The American Tinned Plate Association in the Stevenson building was shut by a landlord's warrant. Rumor says two months of bad terms with the landlord left the group inactive after achieving its initial objective. Assistant secretary S. F. Laty and other officers were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tinned Plate Association
Stevenson Building
S. F. Laty
Cork workers strike committee eye aid from labor unions
The strike committee reports a promised 10000 dollars for distribution among members next week from the Knights of Labor AFL Amalgamated Association and the American Flint Glassworkers Union. Workers renew hope of victory as at the works no new developments are noted and timekeepers list 313 men and girls on the rolls with general filling of departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association
American Flint Glassworkers’ Union
Honoring His Memory in Steubenville July 6 Demonstration
A message from Mrs. John K. Myers of Steubenville requests information on associations to honor the late Thomas A. Armstrong. They seek emblems commemorating his life to be carried in the Steubenville demonstration July 6 and for grave services and a visit to the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Myers
Steubenville
Thomas A. Armstrong
Executions Issued Over Damages in Knights of Labor Case
Brace Brothers laundrymen yesterday issued an execution for 24037.50 against J. L. Evans F Maire W D McAuliffe M P Carrick George Dovey and T J Dicus. The writ covers damages and costs awarded to Brace Brothers in the Knights of Labor boycott case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace Brothers
J. L. Evans
F. Maire
W. D. McAuliffe
M. P. Carrick
George Dovey
T. J. Dicus
Knights of Labor
Strike Hits Wharton McKnight Foundry Over Union Claims
Twenty moulders walked out at Wharton McKnight's foundry after a contract to supply 3,600 tons of steel to Continental Tube Works and Elba Iron Company, alleged to be new union establishments. The strike centers on non unionism practices and disputed labor terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton McKnight
Continental Tube Works
Elba Iron Company
Newunion
Journeymen Horseshoers Local Holds Twelfth Annual Reception
The twelfth annual reception of the Journeymen Horseshoers Local Union is set for this evening at Central Rink. George Harris named superintendent of finishing at Edgar Thomson Steel Works replacing Budger Howman. Echo Lodge special meeting on Southside discusses irregularities at Republic Iron Works. Joax J. Mantis heads to New York for the wedding of his sister Marguerite Martin and Joseph G. Collins, leading Brooklyn youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Horseshoers
GrorGkt Harris
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Budger Howman
Echo Lodge
Amalgamated Association
Southside
Republic
Ron
Joax J. Mantis
New York
Marguerite T. Martin
Joseph G. Collings
Brooklyn
Fortune From His Brush Hubert Herkomer’s $200000 Portrait Gains
The New York Sun notes Hubert Herkomer earned between $200,000 and $250,000 in a New York winters work with portraits. He charged $1,500 to $3,000 per portrait and achieved fame for wealth, including a noted portrait of Hon. Whitelaw Reid at the Lotus Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Hubert Herkomer
Whitelaw Reid
Lotus Club
Prices of the butcher and the hidden waste
A New York retail meat dealer discusses the hidden costs of the trade. He notes drying blood, bone and fat trimming, and customer demands like liver for dogs and extra suet. He cites prices 24 cents for porterhouse steak 22 for sirloin 18 for round steak and reflects that profit is smaller than it appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Special Announcement on Jewelry And Musical Instruments
See our stock of diamonds gold and silver watches jewelry silverware bronzes and more. Call to compare prices and quality. Courteous treatment guaranteed. A full line of musical instruments on hand. N Gallinger 1200 Penn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gallinger
Wrsu
School Children The School Review April Issue
The April School Children The School Review is issued from Percy F. Smith's presses at 53 and 65 Virgin Alley. The issue offers brighter reading matter for schoolboys and girls with generous prize offers and abundant school reading. Smith specializes in fine book and job work and invites public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy F. Smith
Virgin Alley
Trimmed hats and bonnets debut at 618 Penn avenue
Mrs E Barker hosts a not formal showing of the latest feminine headgear at 618 Penn avenue with a welcome for ladies. Beautiful souvenirs will be given to each visitor to the ad Museum Theater on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
E. Barker
C. A. Simpson
Ad Museum
Direct importations of new fabrics and silks at Hueus and Hacxe
We showcase first selections from top makers with new designs and reliable quality. India Silk dresses feature handsome art patterns, wash silks, checks and stripes in two prices, 75c and 1 per yard. A recent advantageous purchase allows extra values in Black Sarah Silks from sec to 125 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sarah
Sec
Linen bargains for housekeepers offer 350 pillow cases
This week we offer 350 pairs of Pure Linen Pillow Cases sized 36 by 45 inches at 125 dollars per pair and a dozen special grade Huckaback Towels at 12 1 2 cents each. These goods are of superior quality and priced to offer unequaled value.
Pittsburg Parties Move to Garnish Chicago Contractors
The Pittsburg legal actions against the Columbia Iron and Steel Company advance as the parties commence garnishment of the new Masonic building contractors in Chicago linked to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Columbia Lron and Steel Company
Masonic
Chicago
Knit Underwear for Spring in Best Market Stock
Largest and most complete stock of ladies undergarments from ribbed wool to silk vests, drawers, skirts, and corsets. Includes Balbriggan, Merino, silk and lisle options in white, natural, black, ecru. Complete Misses and children selections available in multiple weights and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecru
Loeb
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Mr. Frick
Son
Hofmann
Pittsboro
Smithfield Street
France
Jeet
Charles& Shaw
A. D. Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Harry Parr
Sharpsburg
Cronxs
Frank Ross
Parker FitzpaTrick
Fred Weis
Myer Galtinger
Delamater Settlement
the People's Store
Fifth Ave
Wnion
West End
Union No. 2
New Grant Street
Industrial Notes
Ment
O’keefe
Dr. O’ Keefe & Co
Peon Avenue
Rosenbaum & Co
Inon Crry
Hueus & Hacxe
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Market
Central Hotel
E. G. Stoddard
Ofice
North Diamond Street
Laating Dry Goods House
Pittstore
Apela
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Horne
C. Weisser
Market ST
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