Pinaburg Post Office Listing and Local Newsroom Facts
A fragment lists the Pinaburg Post Office as second class matter and notes the Business Office at Corner Smithfield and Diamond Streets. It mentions New Rooms and Publishing House at Diamond Street and advertising offices in New York, with distribution details at Brenteno's in Onion Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinaburg Post Office
Nore
Staj
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Newe
Diamond Street
Eastern
Tribune Building
New York
THE
Dispatch
Onion Square
PATentage Fule In the United States Daily in Patca
Pittsburg dispatch details postal rates for daily and weekly editions including Sunday, with pricing per year and week. Unclear text notes carriage and delivery terms. The Dispatch office address moves to the corner of Sunickfield and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PATCA
Dalcy iMeraron
Semday
Imonth Eundat Dispatch
TME
Neenta
Hu-Tmne
THE
Dispatch
Sunickfield
Diamond Streets
Railroad Switchmen Pay and Hours Debate in Pennsylvania
The switchmen seek a 25 percent wage increase along with shorter hours. Officials may resist, while public sentiment supports shorter hours for safety and reliability. Settlement hinges on negotiation between companies and workers, with Pittsburgh hoping for a fair compromise to avoid a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Denmark Sums Murder Mystery In Shipments
A Danish case mirrors the trunk murder in which a killer packed a corpse in a cask and shipped it as sample merchandise. The confession led to discovery after long unclaimed contents were found, raising doubts about how many similar crimes remain hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Hocking Valley case sparks New York papers
The New York press notes the Burke group answer in the Hocking Valley securities case. They admit converting 28,000,000 in securities for their property at a tiny fraction of value but argue the act is not a legal cause of action under Ohio or New York law. The scenario recalls past referee rulings and suggests corporate plunder could gain market value via pooling earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
New York
Burke
Ohio
New York Herald
Herald
Claftin's
Jaffray's
Sloan's
The
Lords
Taylors
Phelpses
Dodges
Jordan & Marah
Boston
At Field
Chicago
Barr
St. Laws
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Meldrum & Anderson
Buffalo
Newcomb
Endicott & Co
Detroit
Taylor
Cleveland
Daniels & Fisher
Denver
Horne
Campbell & Dick
Pittsburg
Claflin
Jordan
Lord
Field
Phelps and
Dodgeth
Stanfords
Rockefellers
Gounds
Sages
Fields
Dillons
Seligmans
Wilsons
Huntingtons
Carnegie
Carneie
Polytechnic and Scientific School
Walker
Linais Steel Company
Schwab
Edgar Thomson
Potter
Homestead Steel Works
Pan American Congress Seeks Universal Arbitration Treaty
The Pan American Congress plans a universal arbitration treaty to submit all inter American disputes to arbitration, potentially ending war in the Western Hemisphere. While hailed as civilization advancing, officials emphasize commercial aims and debate Secretary Bisine's call for universal reciprocity influencing policy and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Congress
Western Hemisphere
Old World
New York
Congress
Bisine
Gold Quartz Deposits Reported Deep in Colorado Canon
A surveying party reports large gold quartz deposits in the Colorado canon cliffs. Though exact value awaits workings, the announcement carries strong authority, likely spurring prospectors to the remote region. The inaccessible canyon has drawn many seekers, and exploration will test every vein to reveal true worth and potential impact on global gold supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Canon
United States
Puzzling relations of silver and gold in coinage debates
The article argues that a sustained fall in silver production and a potential rise in gold supply could bring bullion values for gold and silver dollars to parity. If realized, coinage would align, reducing disputes between gold and silver advocates and presenting an unusual solution by increasing gold supply to match silver coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon of
Colorado
Westinghouse To Expand Electric Motor Manufacturing
The Westinghouse Company announces a major shift toward electric motor production for street railways, signaling a significant addition to local industry. Though some predict benefits elsewhere, Pittsburgh’s manufacturing base and shipping facilities suggest the new venture will be based here, with the firm ready to start soon after forming a rival trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Mr Carnegie on Honest Ambition and Rising to Fortune
Andrew Carnegie gives a plain spoken address urging young men to rely on honesty, energy, and opportunity within large enterprises. He argues that concentration of capital is growing yet individuals can still rise to partnership, warns against drunkenness and risky speculation, and praises practical education and self made advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Polytechnic
George Eliot
Andrew Corvegleo
Merv
Shepard
Andrew Canneais
New York Tribune
Great Britain
Approval and Partisanship in Gerrymander Debate
The Charleston News and Courier backs its label of The Dispatch as a dyed-in-the-wool Republican paper while criticizing partisan gerrymandering. The piece notes hypocritical coverage from Southern papers that praise or condemn gerrymanders based on party, urging evenhanded critique of all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston News and Courier
DisPatch
News and Courier
Ohio
The Best Pavement Reflects On City Improvements
The piece criticizes granite block for urban paving, noting New York and Philadelphia debates over asphalt and block mixes. It cites Pittsburg experience and argues money spent on poor pavements becomes wasted when surfaces wear rough like cobblestone. advocates for durable, well chosen materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trevald
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pittsburg
Duspatch
Precedent Breaks on Paying Matters Suggested
The passage argues that breaking with old precedents and adopting a payment approach supported by collective experience is best for important matters. It emphasizes practical outcomes over tradition and urges willingness to adopt proven methods.
Navy Vessel Shortfalls Prompt Call for Caution
The New York Telegram argues only seven modern vessels are in commission. It notes two cruisers meet commerce destroyer speed and questions wholesale shipbuilding until results improve. The library ordinance reference to a committee delays Connell's decision on Carnegie’s terms, allowing public consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Indiana
United States
New York Telegram
Baltimore
Chicago
Charleston
Boston
Atlanta
Yorktown
Vesuvius
Open winter and wheat crop talk amid political jabs and ironies
A column threads agricultural nerves and public banter noting that a warm open winter historically harms nothing, while high wheat buying could alter the record. It mocks Moody about audience attention, hints Philadelphia will pick delegates, and muses on ice water, Halstead, and Southern Pacific funds while Pittsburg enjoys steady iron work wages.
Gold in Colorado Can Revival of Treasure Quests
The report of gold in the Colorado can may revive hardships of Washoe Pike's Peak and Cour d'Alene gold searches. The addition to the world's stock of precious metal is hoped to repay the efforts by treasure seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Washoe
Pike's Peak
Cour d'Alene
Dramatic Quality Drives Theater to A Heavy Tragic Class
When the water tank clears in, a theater shows its heavy tragic quality. The scene evokes a somber mood with decisive drama and stark stage presence.
Appeals on Mahon Street test old street law in court
Appeals from assessments on Mahon Street in the Thirteenth ward threaten a court test of the old street improvement law. The article notes the delay of test cases under the new law and ponders the pace of court action amid other urban issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon Street
Thirteenth Ward
New Mexico Statehood Bid Faces Political Hurdles
Democratic papers push New Mexico statehood arguing its population and wealth rival Sancho and Wyoming, yet it lacks the same Republican majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Sancho
Wyoming
People of Prominence in Brief News Snippets
Vice President Morton reads more newspapers than others in Washington. Lern Low of Columbia College eats only oatmeal and smokes cigars. The Prince of Wales received Key West cigars and gave them away. Emile Zola has an offer to lecture in the United States for 250 dollars a night. Pontmartin, Paris journalist, wrote 100 articles and impressed figures like Balzac and George Sand. The Bashaw of Tangier, tall and heavy, weighs over 400 pounds and plans to fast a month despite doctors’ advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lern Low
Columbia College
Prince of Wales
Key West
Hoe
Emile Zola
United States
Prince Bismarck
M. Armand Augustin de Pontmartin
Paris
Gazette de Pravee
M.de Pontmartin
Sainte-Beuve
Planche
Balzac
George Sand
M. Zola
Bashaw
Tangier
Breadh
Andrew Carnegie to sail for Scotland in May plans
Mr. Andrew Carnegie will sail for Scotland on May 21 and stay at Cluny Castle while managing business in London. He aims to assist delegates in the International Convention of Iron and Steel Men set for Pittsburgh early next September. Rumor says he may undertake another coaching expedition on Scottish roads. He plans a very busy summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Mra
Carnegie
Cluny Castle
London
United States
International Convention of Iron and Steel Men
Pittsburg
J. Garnegie
Carn
Damages Suits Filed for Injuries and Death
Three significant damage suits were filed today. Clay Snyder sues Solar Refinery Company for 20000 dollars over injuries from a fall from a building. John Hughes administrator sues L Recenter Company for ten thousand dollars for the death of Jamese emanate ees Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Limca
Clay Snyder
Solar Refinery
John Hughes
L Recenter Company
James Ee
How to Win Fortune in Industry and Trade
A New York Tribune piece argues small farm ownership spreads wealth while industry concentrates. It highlights apprentices, famous makers, and bankers rising from humble beginnings. Education should fit practical aims, and skilled workers gain in a system favoring active, invested partners.
Southside Medical Society Plans May Banquet for 20th Anniversary
Last night the Southside Medical Society met to prepare a banquet set for May and to celebrate the society’s twentieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Medical Society
Deaths of Mrs H E Woods Editor's Wife in Lima
Mrs H E Woods wife of the Daily Republican editor died at Nome after four weeks illness. She was highly accomplished and supported her husband in his writing and business affairs. Age reported as 34. Remains were taken to Warren U for burial at the home of her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
H. E Woods
Daily Republican
Nome
Death of John Horne in Uniontown
John Horne of Uniontown died in the morning after general debility. He had for years been connected with a local office. The scant readable text notes his age and local ties, with uncertain details about his late employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
John Horne
Iho
Thomas T. Bouldin
Charlotte County
Wheeling for Women Pittsburg Ladies Embrace Bicycling
Pittsburg women adopt the Safety bicycle amid paving and rising fashion. Notables include Miss Nellie Voigt Mrs Trevor Myler Miss Edith Hameer and Mrs Charles Hunter as men buy wheels for society and potential marriages. The Keystone Club hosts a smoker and prepares for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Chicago
Forbes Street
Highland Avenue
Jenness Miller
Nellie Voigt
Trevor Myler
Edith Hameer
Charles Hunter
J. K. Ewing
A. M. Irwin
Mr. van Abell
Messrs
John Freaman
Layton Whitesides
F. FE. Evans
E. K. Harrison
O. H. Allerton
Byram Day
F. C. Carmack
V. E. Place
Centleman
London
Keystone Club
East End
Broad and
Frankstown Avenues
League of American Wheelman
Florida Wedding Delights Pittsburg Guests
A Florida letter describes the church wedding of Miss Olive Blanche Foster and Mr. William H. Wall. The bride, daughter of Major P. A. Foster, wore white corded silk and a misty veil. After the ceremony guests and bridal party moved to the bride’s parents' home for a large reception with Pennsylvania friends in attendance including Colonel J. De. V. Hazzard and Mrs. Thorne and Mrs. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
J. de. V. Hazzard
M. R. Thorne
J. 8. Cook
MES BERLAN GIBBS COSTUMES IN THE WIFE
Mrs Berlan Gibbs appears as Aelen Truman in The Wife wearing Parisian made gowns by Worth and Felix. The outfits include a silver embroidered white satin directoire, a Marie Stuart style gown with crystal embroidery, and a two tone scene dress featuring Oriental silver and gold traceries with a pearl necklace. Another gown features a court train of magnificent oeoea and an opera cloak by Felix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Berlan-Gibbs
Aelen Truman
Worth
Agents on the River Aboard the Keystone State
Captain James A. Henderson of the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line treated local freight agents to a banquet and good time on the Keystone State last evening. The packet departed at five with freight and passengers, a large turnout of railroad men, an orchestra, and plans to travel toward East Liverpool with transfers to the Andes before returning to Pittsburg in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Henderson
Pittsburg and
Cincinnati Packet Line
Big Packet
East Liverpool
Andes
Pittsburg
Coming Wedding in Allegheny for Miss Sulzbacher and Mr Solomon
One of the Coming Weddings notes the private marriage of Miss Carrie Sulzbacher daughter of the late Louis Sulzbacher and sister of Louis Sulzbacher wholesale jeweler to Mr A L Solomon member of the Michigan Furnishing Company. The ceremony will be at the bride’s home No 27 Poplar Street Allegheny on April dp with Rev Mayer officiating. A Western wedding trip will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Sulzbacher
Louis Sulzbacher
A. L. Solomon
Michigan Furnishing Company
Smithbfield Street
Poplar Street
Allegheny
Rev. Mayer
Columbus Club Hosts Anniversary Reception
Members and friends of the Columbus Club enjoyed a full dress anniversary gathering at the clubrooms. The event featured girth and gaiety as a large attendance marked the celebration of the club’s anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Club
Social happenings and club events in Pittsburg
THE Tuesday Night Club rehearses My Lord in Livery at the Pittsburg Club Theater with Clara Morgan Suydam Moorhead W. W. Lawrence and Augustus Phillips in the cast. A wedding for Miss Isabella O'Brien and Mr J M Wenzel takes place at Church of the Sacred Heart this morning with a breakfast at the bride’s parents on Fifth Avenue. E D Laura of B and O marked for a surprise party Friday after a 38th birthday. The Emory M E Sunday School plans a Wesleyan University glee club visit tonight. The Pittsburg German Club holds its final dance of the season tonight. Tak Woman's Club meets this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livery
Pittsburg
Clara Morgan
Suydam
Isabella O'Brien
J. M. Wenzel
Fifth Avenue
E. D. Laura
Baltimore and Ohio
Emory M. E
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Tak Woman's Club
TEARS AND LAUGHTER The Wife at Grand Opera House Pittsburg
Review praises Belasco and De Mille comedy The Wife as deft and natural with strong performances. New York Lyceum Company delivers an artistic run led by Mrs Berlan-Gibbs as The Wife and Henry Herman as Culver with notable support from Putnam Logan and Kent. Scenery and costumes receive note though some melodrama remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Grand Opera House
Messrs. Belasco
de Mille
New York Lyceum Company
Daniel Frohman
Henry Herman
Mathew Culver
Herman
Culver
Robert Jay
Burns
Eliza Logan
Atty Ives
Logan
Two Old Cronies shine at Pittsburg Bijou theater
Bijou Theater in Pittsburg hosts the second appearance of Two Old Cronies with Frank M. Wills and John E. Henshaw delivering wild clean humor. The musical farce draws a large audience, supported by Miss May Ten Broeck and a lively troupe of performers including Josie Maine Norma Wills Sinnet Leese Peici Adele Wallace and Fred Mendosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Frank M. Wills
John E. Henshaw
May Ten Broeck
Josie Maine
Norma Wills
Sinnet
Leese Peici
Adele Wallace
Fred Men
Night Owls Burlesque AtAcademy Entices Patrons
Bobby Manchester's Night Owls draw Academy patrons with a varied program. Lord Fauntleroy's Reception showcases Indies toilets while May Adams sings and Hilda La Porte performs. Acts include Sam Harnard, Topack and Steele, Frank O'Brien, Delauer frog act, La Portestera songs, French On La dancers, Volunteer Firemen, and Living Models scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Manchester
Night Owls
Academy
Parieshee
Lord Fauntieroy
May Adams
Hilda la Porte
Sam Harnard
Topack
Steele
Frank O’brien
Delauer
la Portestera
John Will
Wilbur Opera Company Opens Harris Theater Engagement
The Wilbur Opera Company returns to Harris Theater for the third time this season. Opening act The Princess of Trebrronde features Maggie Bolton in the title role with Susie Kirwin, J. E. Worley, Tie Drenick, and Kohnle in supporting parts. Bohemian Girl is scheduled for today and The Grand Duchess for tomorrow, with a chorus noted for youth and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Opera Company
Princess of Trebrronde
Susie Kirwin
J. E. Worley
Tie Drenick
Kohnle
Maggie Bolton
Pittsburg
Wilbur
World's Museum draws large crowds at Allegheny show
The World's Museum offered a big variety performance drawing large audiences at the Allegheny house yesterday. Madame Roseler the bearded Swedish nightingale sparked much comment and W. S. Le Vara’s feats were greatly applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World's Museum
Allegheny House
Madame Roseler
W.S. le Vara
Mantell to stage Corsican Brothers and Monbars at Bijou
Robert Mantell will present both his successful plays during next week at the Bijou Theater. Corsican Brothers to be shown in the first half of the week and again Saturday night. Monbars scheduled for Thursday and Friday evenings and the Saturday matinee. Kee se to present legitimate drama at the Opera House next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mantell
Bijou
Monbars
Keese
Opera
Couple Excommunicated For Lenten Marriage At Plainfield Church
In Plainfield New Jersey at St Marys Church Rev Father Smyth announced John Day and Mary Newnan were excommunicated for marrying during Lent by a Brooklyn clergyman. They are barred from sacraments until public reparation. The decision stirred Catholic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfielh
N.J
St. Mary's
Father Smyth
John Day
Mary Newnan
Brooklyn
Letters of Administration Granted in Hilger Estate
The Register of Wills in Philadelphia grants letters of administration for the estate of Douglass Hilger, a Philadelphia member of the suspended firm G.E. Sistare & Sons. The estate is valued around $500,000. The failure of Sistare & Sons is blamed on a heavy defalcation by Hilger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Register of Wills
Douglass Hilger
G.E. Simare & Sons, Brokers
New York
Sistare & Sons
Hilger
Railroad extension plans ready for Franklin meeting
A special telegram from Franklin Pennsylvania states that the survey plans and specifications for extending the Western New York and Philadelphia Railroad from Stoneboro to Franklin are completed and will be discussed at an upcoming meeting in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Pa
New York and Philadelphia
Stoneboro
Franklin
Cartwright Ree & Co Mill Strikes Over Wages
Bundlers at the seven inch mill in Youngstown strike for higher wages and concessions. The mill is tied up in a pending settlement as negotiations continue this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Cartwright, Ree & Co
Tailoring Firm Receives Late Day Submission
Late this afternoon the firm of G. M. McKelvey & Co a large merchant tailoring establishment presented a document to officials. Journeymen connected with the firm reportedly assisted in the submission during a period of labor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousesrows
G. M. McKelvey & Co
The Dispatch Expedition Lays Out Rural Highways Inquiry
The Du Bois Courier notes calls for road improvements and announces The PrersnvurG Dispatch expedition to examine state highways. Descriptive writers and artists will join as the caravan travels from Washington county to document road conditions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Bois Courier
Westchester Pike
Sheridan
Telford
Delaware County
Prersnvurg DisPaTce
Washington County
McCloskey
Clearfield
Expedition to tour Pennsylvania roads tests nationwide state of highways
The Piersucre Dispatch plans a cross state expedition built on Studebaker wagon and horse relays to evaluate road conditions across Pennsylvania from border to Lake Erie and toward the Alleghenies. A Dispatch staff writer, photographer, and artist will lead the journey to inform readers of road quality. The project prompts questions for Michigan and calls for broader public discussion ahead of the next Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Grand Rapids Telegram Heralds
Piersucre Distater
Pennsylvania
Studebakers
Tae Dastance
Toe Drm Patch
Lake Erie
Ohio Line
Allegheny Mountains
Expedition probes state country roads by special wagon
The Pirrissone Dispatch and related papers report an expedition equipped with a four horse carriage to examine Pennsylvania country roads. The effort aims to gauge road conditions, gather farmer opinions, and publish findings with photographic support as it travels across western and central counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrissone Dispatch
Os — Avenue
Oakmont
Verona Haview
Pirieure
Stanley
Delaware County
Chester
Pennsylvania
Studebakers
Indiana
Canonsburg
Pitteburg
China
Sons of Celestial Empire
Pittssree
Morket
Prins- Burg Dispattch
Pan American Conference Advances Customs and Extradition Plans
The Pan American Conference in Washington adopts the banking and customs regulation reports and considers extradition. It favors using Montevideo 1914 penal law as a model while urging Spain and American states to negotiate extradition treaties with the United States under aligned principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashinerTon
Committee On Banking
Committee On Customs Regulations
Central Union Bureau of Information and Statistics
Montevideo
United States
Europe
America
Locating the Brigades at Mt Gretna Encampment
Brigadier Generals Snowden Wylie and Gothin with Adjutant General Hastings chose camping sites for the First Second and Third Brigades at Mt Gretna during the June division encampment. The First will use high ground near division headquarters the Second near the railroad station and the Third near the rifle range about a mile from the station. United States troops will join the Second Brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrimavee
Rifle Range
United States
Plummer Schedule Shows Liabilities vs Assets Gap in New York
Judge Charles Donohue filed the schedule for John F Plum mer & Co dry goods merchants. Liabilities listed at 006 and 70 355 for Plum mer individually. Assets show 1 041 548 total with 591 000 noncual and 124 660 actual assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Donohue
John F. Plummer & A
John F. Plummer
Clearing the Conemaugh River Obstructions
The Pennsylvania Railroad began a large operation below Johnstown to clear sand bars and wreckage in the Conemaugh river. Crews will spend about 25000 dollars on the work to restore navigation and safety downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theleuram
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Conemaugh River
Curious Condensations Across a Long News Page
A wide array of brief notices includes a Californian yields 30 tons of cabbage on five acres, sturgeon skin tanning into leather shoes, a Berkshire Sow raising bear cubs, a mad ox killed in Georgia, Crook county cattlemen on horned cattle cold tolerance, a Virginia planter’s ancestral home, and mass seed requests for sugar beet trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Daviston
Crook County
Ore
Gentlemen's Fancies and Homey Quips From Distant Papers
A collage of humorous snippets and misspelled quotes from various papers. Witty lines about boarders in the parlor, business pluck, and domestic rules mingle with names and fragments about manners, mothers, and a bachelor’s musings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ble Dispatch
Tekems
the Dispatch
MR. Carnegie
Conneils
Mr. Moody
Gabriel
Murat Halstead
Mr. Halstead
Huntington
Stanford
Horace Greeley
Wadelal
Ivory
Emin
New York Central Labor Union
Metropolitan Police
Morton
Washington
Studebaker
Pullman
Babbitt
Howe
Harper Bros
McCormck
Walter A. Wood
Roach
Cramp
Steinway
Chickering
Edison
Corliss
Corliss Engine
Cheney
Cheney Silk
Roebling
Spreckels
Polytechnic School
Wheeling
Florida
Mes, Berlan-Gibbs
Felix
Wilbur Kong Birds
Harry Williams’ Academy
Harris’ Theater
the World's Museum
Committee On Extradition
Mt. Gretna
Boone
Wy Va
Agricultural Department
Evangelist Fetterhoff
Reed City
Mich
Democrat
Evangelist Fetternoff
Louisville
Wisconsin
Dors
Biddeford
Bridgeport
Lowsville Almshouse
A. N. Somers
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Aztlan
Sir. Somers
White House
David Burns
Hume
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
Ireland
England
Belgium
Germany
France
Spain
Athes
Italy
Rielly
Palestine
Kgypt
Arabia
India
Ceylon
Australia
New Zealand
Samoa
Sandwich Island
Chinatown
North Saco
Bartfeld
American House Omnibus Horse
Addison
Erie Railroad
Revel
U.S
Boston Courier
Harper
Maury
Eilie
Elher
Bobbie
George
Glory Charitable
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