Jones Dominates as Smoky City Wins Pitchers Battle
In Louisville on April 19 Pittsburg's Jones, a left-hander, shut out the visitors with strong early control. Pfeffer's superb defense, including a pivotal second inning double play, steadied Louisville as Seery's late two-base hit plated the winning run. Rain cooled the day but the game finished tight with multiple base chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pittsburg
Jones
Pfeffer
Smoky City
Mercury
Brown
Bic
Seery
Weaver
Jennings
Miller
Bierbauer
Corkhill
Farrell
Kuehne
Baldwin
Beckley
Shugart
Smith
Mack
Taylor
Frontier
Hases
Pieter
Scery
Raecine
Grim
Louieville
Pitishburg
Summany
Loulayillc
Twonee Fe Yey Otis
Diefter
Reckier
Rim
Jones Smith
Basie
Beckie
Sheridan
Cricks
Cincinnati
Chicago
Holliday
Houes
Reds
Luby
Mullane
Washington
Brooklyn
G. Wasercotes
Hart
Griffin
Stein
Clarkson Delivers Two-Base Hit To Save Boston Shutout
April邊 19 Keefe pitched a splendid game as Boston avoided a shutout with a timely two-base hit by John Clarkson. Pitifs batted Clarkson hard at the right time. Attendance 2,654.
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Pritapetraia
John Clarkson
Boston
Keefe
Pitfflies
Clarkson
PITA
RHPA
Hamilton
Thompe N
Hartman
Connor
Kelly
Orous
O Quinn
Allen
Tucker
Ces
Philadelphia
O Don
Runé
Thompson
Haliman
Iched
Opening Championship Ball Game Preparations
Extensive preparations mark the opening championship baseball game tomorrow with a parade starting at the Seventh Avenue Hotel at 130 p.m. The route runs through Woolf Street Serond Avenue Smithdiel Street and back to Allerhead. The Great Western Band will perform an overture selection and medley as the event unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stevens
Seventh Avenue Hotel
R. m
Woolf Street
Serond Avenue
Smithdiel Street
Seventh Avenue
Grant Street
Fifth Avenue
Market
Sixth Street
Allerhead
Great Western Band
Primrose
Louisville Signs Pete Browning for Lousville Club
Pete Browning tonight signed a contract to play with the Louisville club. He will play left and Weaver will cover behind the bat. The report lists league standings and a day schedule with games including Pittsburg at Cincinnati and Chicago at Louisville.
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Louisville
Browning
Louisvitle
Pete Browning
Weaver
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Hustling at Homestead bases on new ball park opening
Work begins on the Homestead ball club field on the Hays property outside the borough. A Western road scraper levels humps while a two-man crew, a wagon of oxen and six mules operate it. Henry Wartman of McKeesport is signed as center fielder for opening day against Braddock with a grandstand planned and a Keystones opener April 20 featuring a brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Hays
Henry Wartman
McKeesport
Braddock Club
Poteiae
Rocce
Keystones
Harvey Colgan
Suburban Handicap Odds and Selections Listed
Odds to win listed for a suburban handicap race with numerous horses and prices. Includes names such as Tenny Ban Chief Fon Ambulance Raceland McClelland Tristan Judge Morrow Vonataka Peter English Lady Castaway Del Rey Jada Allan Bane Berkon Curt Gunn Sleipner Majorate Nomad Win Longevity San Juan Actor Longford Fidelio Teuton George W White Rose Clarendon and others with place quotes indicating payout levels. One quarter prices referenced for first and second placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenny
Ban Chief
Fon
Ambulance
Ei Raceland
McClelland
Tristan
Ihrer Ee Jana
Judge Morrow
Peter
Picknicker
Allan Bane
Berkon
Curt Gunn
Lintante
Sleipner
Tee
Eee Ightert
Nomad
Terrifier
Longevity
San Juan
Actor
Longford
Fidelio
Falus
Teuton
Sunol Trotting Queen Arrives for Marvin Training
Sunol the trotting queen reaches Sunol from New York and goes to Prospect Still stock farm. She will stay until Miller and Sibley complete new stables in May before heading to Meadville to train. Trainer Marvin expects to beat her 2 05 14 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franelin
Marvin
Dawson Defeats Gallagher After Desperate 42 Rounds
In San Francisco on April 18 Dawson the Australian 140 pounder defeated Gallagher the Pacific slope lightweight after a long bout. The two fought from the start with Gallagher aiming for mouth and neck. By round thirty Dawson led and relentlessly attacked until Gallagher’s lip ruptured and he was knocked out in the forty second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franscisco
Jack Gallagher
Pacific Slope
George Dawson
Gallagher
Dawson
Guttenburg Winners Meet Track Day Results
The Guttenburg track hosted a large crowd with six races. Hannibal led the first two furlongs to win, followed by Incierno in the five furlongs and Little Fred in another five furlongs. Rambier won the long dash over Lady Pulsifer, and Futurity topped the hurdle event with St. Luke second and Bohemian third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memrnis
Montgomery Park
Ernest Seecond
Stover
Tone
Hieien Idh
Emma
Fringe
Helen I
Ailes Dixie
Monte Viro
Foxall
Pat Conley
Endare
Aha Sixena Peng Ryde
Pull
Gotrexarna
Tvo
Hannibal
Headlicht
Miss Olive
Incierno
Balisbury
Rinfax
Litle Fred
Bob Arthur
Durango
Rambier
Lady Pulsifer
Churchill Clark
Rover
Duke John
Centaur
Futurity
St. Luke
Bohemian
Jumping Record Broken by Schwaner at Amateur Meet
The Young Men's Institute gymnasts won at the Bowery M C A athletic event. Gus P Schwaner cleared 5 feet 14 3/4 inches in the standing high jump, surpassing the prior amateur mark but not recognized under A A U rules. He appears to be the top challenger to Crooks’ record at the New York A C games.
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New York
Young Men's Institute
Bowery
M. Co. A
Gus P. Schwaner
Schwaner
Crooks
Dandy Trotting Horse Sold Amid Bidding War
Greensburg April 19 Dandy a crack trotter owned by the Sherricks of Pennsville was sold for 18000 dollars. Walt Hefley of Somerset bid 18900 but the horse went to William Sherrick at 18000. The paper notes the animal last year brought 15000 at another sale.
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Greensburg
Dandy
Sherricks
Pennsville
Walt Hefley
Somerset
William Sherrick
Tags Sayre
Seaven
Jeffries to Fight McNulty Under Queensbury Rules
A prize bout under Marquis of Queensbury rules is arranged between Ted Jeffries and Younes McNulty for a purse of £900. Joe Bridge trains Jeffries.
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Beappace
Ted Jeffries
Younes McNulty
Joe Biidge
Pugilist
Jeffries
Milo Mc Anulty Sells Braddock Toy for $600
Milo Mc Anulty sold his trotting horse Braddock Toy record 2 50 to Charles Swann of East Liberty yesterday for 600 dollars.
Boston and Browns roam pre season, league notes
The column notes Boston pitchers hitting the Tar and St. Louis Browns arriving tonight. Cleveland played error free and Cliff Carroll has been delivering with the bat. Remarks on Keller, Cert Wener’s throat, and various players’ form across teams including Gevin, Nash, Quinn, and Walter Bsoor.
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Boston
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Cliff Carroll
Louisville
Erp Gleason
AL Maul
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Callanas
Mansfield
New Orleans
Keller
Cert Wener
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Homestead
Jones
Baldwin
Vannodyne
Browns
Clint
Handjpee
Gevins
Hot Springs
Tom Ueker
Selee
Kelly
Ganzel
Pere Warner
Bennett
Sithoney Te
Tse Eaece
Boston Baseball Notes and Manager Selee's Pitching Plan
The text discusses lineup changes by manager Selee of the Boston team selecting three pitchers from a quartet to start games in rotation. It notes a player’s injury fears and a routine to swap in an overworked or underperforming pitcher, aiming to keep the staff in good form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selee
Bostons
Trotter Sund Heads Toward Meadville Meeting
The Turf scene reports Sund has arrived at Mead Alabama, as trotting officials anticipate a strong Pittsburg meeting. Coghlin returns from Memphis to bring racers to Chicago, Snapper Gannon and Jimmy McLaughlin prepare to race at Brooklyn, and Fiona Temple’s recent races show a nose weight technique. Morris filly Belle faces future options, possibly England after the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selene
Ring Promises and Pugilists Talk Chicago Fight Rumors
Ep Sariti plans to leave for Philadelphia tomorrow while slaving remains a favored topic for his proposed bout with Jackson. Sullivan Corbett and Fitzsimmons are seen together in Chicago stirring discussion as Australian boxers press attacks on weak spots. AL KEXN DY, backing Billy Myer, claims Myer will not fight Jack McAuliffe until the NY challenger or backer pays a $1000 forfeit tied to a January New Orleans bout.
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Ep Sariti
Philadelphia
Slaving
Jackson
Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Billy Myer
Jack McAuliffe
New York
McAuliffe
Myer
New Orleans
Budd Rena
Mixed Sporting Notes and Oddities Link Local and International Figures
Gallvants athlete Hesey Peterson and BC oarsman McTean plan a $1000 one side skills match. Melac the Great Dane was stolen from Auburn Park kennels. Farwin Burns seeks a catch as catch can match with Evan Lewis while the Strangler eyeing a $250 bout with Thomas McInerney. A Buffalo pool event drew attention as eight players played a long, intricate game requiring two attendants to track pockets and ties.
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Hesey Peterson
Gallvants
McTean
British Columbia
H. G. Nicwo
Melac
Goodman
Auburn Park
Evan Lewis
Thomas McInerney
Bradford
New York
Buffalo
Hebrew Catholic Wed in the Woods Near Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi on April 10 a secret marriage occurred a mile from town as M. J. Hurt, a Hebrew man, wed Miss McArdle, a Catholic, judged by Justice McGowan. The pair’s union sparked wide social attention and was announced in the Mate Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksons
Miss
Jackson Society
M. J. Hurt
McArdle
Justice McGowan
Mate Ledger
Hart
P. Hart
River News and Notes Louisville April 1 1906
The Louisville river report notes the water rising rapidly with 9 feet 3 inches on the falls and 7 inches in the canal. The Harry Brown arrived from Memphis with an empty tow and will depart tonight with a loaded tow. The Percy Kelecy and Charlie Clarke will handle the empty tow and head upriver. The Morris arrived from Saltig tule earlier with a stance for tong Kanawha Falls City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovuisvillg
Harry Brown
Memphis
Percy Kelecy
Chiarile Clarke
Morris
Saltig
Cteinmere
Tong Kanawha
Gueubest
Kentucky River
Falls City
Weather observations from Upper Gauces point shows river levels
MorcanTows River stands at 11 feet 10 inches and stationary with a clear sky and a 55 degree thermometer at 4 PM. Brownsville River at 13 feet 3 inches and rising with a clear sky and 49 degrees at 6 PM. Arresn River level not clearly listed, weather clear and cold.
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Gauces
MorcanTows
Brownsvville
Eiver
Risink
Arresn
River News and Steam Packet Movements Across the Kanawha
River readings show varying levels with Buckeye and Wheeling rivers falling slowly while others rise. Ships and tugs depart and arrive from Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Natchez New Orleans and Morgantown as rates tighten between Cincinnati and Wheeling on the Kanawha frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaneville
Buckeye State
Wheeling—River
Keystone State
Cincinnati
H. K. Bedford
Pittsburg
Hudson
Courier
Parkersburg
Memphuis
Dyer
New Orleans
John Gilmore
St. Louis
Providence
Natchez
Eistow
Paine —Congo
Pitteburg
Ekersburg
Ohlio
Morgantown
Wheeling Banker
Kanawha River
Fashionable dress goods and fabrics advertised at low prices
Mr H J Lynch at 438-40 Market Street advertises a large stock of French and American dress goods including Bedford cord, serges, and Jamestown suiting, with India silks at 59c a yard and Black wool cashmeres up to 1 per yard. Also new challces, ladies and children spring wear, underwear, hosiery, gloves, and accessories. Also sale at Iron City Stables rear 623 and 5 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh Pa offers trotters and pacers with sale starting April grand 32 BR Wattinson J A McHlever Auctioneers.
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H. J. Lynch
Market Street
Hamburg
Iron City
Penn Avenue
Pittevurg
Gro
Wattinsox
J. A. McHkever
Auc
Jealousy Fights End in Fatal Boat Shooting
A mysterious shooting at Lock No. 4 leaves P. W. Painter fatally wounded after a confrontation with James Evans on a steam feather renovator boat. Both men drank, Evans accused of jealousy over Painter’s attentions to Evans' wife. Local inquiry seen likely arrests.
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MononGane Earry
Lock No. 4
James Evans
P. W. Painter
Painter
Evans
Opening of Zanesville tile works hailed by McKinley
April 10 Zanesville Ohio Special reports Governor McKinley lauding the American Encaustic Tiling Works as a triumph of local and state industry. He notes past discouragements overcome by American perseverance and enterprise. The McKinley Club’s congratulatory gesture to the Governor is mentioned with a cautious reply on future campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
McKinley
McKinley Club
Inon
Politician's Downfall Forgery Case Sentences Ex-Deputy Smith
J H Clay Smith former deputy sheriff and county auditor pleaded guilty to forgery and received 18 months in the penitentiary. Once a leading Republican sheriff candidate, his career declined after defeat and a Maryland arrest led to the requisition. The prosecutor urged mercy while the district attorney accepted a light sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reptorp
J—H. Clay Smith
Smith
Sherif
Maryland
Braddock Budget Reports Raid and Assessor Approval
Police raided the house of Charles Grier on Braddock avenue finding a complete gambling layout. Grier was jailed as the place was empty of others. County Commissioners endorsed Assessor Elliott’s figures. Joseph Imhoff, jailed for defacing breakkegs, secured bail of 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock
Charles Grier
Braddock Avenue
Grier
Elliott
Joseph Imhoff
Young Forger Stowe Re-Arrested on New Complaint
J Smith Stowe, famed forgeries, is back in custody after bail by his father and a fresh complaint from another victim. His case has lingered with repeated trials and delayed defenses, raising questions about moral responsibility in the ongoing legal saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maarerra
J. Smith Stowe
Young Stowe
General Gobin Plans Summer Encampments With Regimental Commanders
General Gobin and Third Brigade regimental leaders met with Adjutant General Greenland to map next summer’s encampments. The tentative list includes the Thirteenth at Montrose, Ninth at Berwick, Twelfth at Danville, Biehth at Me Gretna, Fourth at Columbia. The Governor’s troop and the battery may join with the Fourth or Eight Regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisatee
Gobin
Greenland
Montrose
Berwick
Danville
Biehth
Gretna
Columbia
Not Abducted but Ran Away In Foster Case
The 10 year old Ethel Foster, long missing and feared abducted, is found safe in the city. She admits running away to escape alleged mistreatment by her foster mother. The girl’s rich parents have taken her into their charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew Caster
Ethel Foster
Ethel
John Ashton Fatally Injured in Mine Accident at Lucrville
John Ashton a well known young mill man of McKersront sustained a broken back when a mass of coal collapsed in the Fidelity Coal Company mine at Lucrville Washington County on the Monongahela River. He had worked here a week after returning from mining elsewhere and is reported to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKersront
John Ashton
Fidelity Coal Company
Lucrville
Washington County
Mononsahela River
Ashton
Brad
Fidelity Pit
Presbytery of Central Pennsylvania Holds Session
The Presbytery is in session in SHamonis. Rev. James Carter of Williamsport was elected Moderator. The Mahoninz church trouble will be acted upon later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamonis
Presbytery
Central Pennsylvania
James Carter
Williamsport
Mahoninz
Dry or Wet Vote Promised After Toronto City Meeting
Temperance activists in Toronto Ohio push local option to bar saloons. A Town Hall gathering yielded a petition for a special election to decide if the town becomes dry or remains wet. W C T U women plan to vote at the polls. The town sits split by Knox and Island Creek townships with saloon interests forming an alliance to block full prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Island Creek
Knox Township
Showed His Money Too Freely in Columbus Grove Raid
Iowa reports Frank Van Loon, accused murderer and bank robber, showed a bag of cash and a revolver, with $1,200 fed to him by Mrs Huddle. State witnesses testified to a large money roll, while Sanford Sheets recalled selling Van Loon land in August. Defense witnesses numbered 179 to be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Frank van Loon
Farmer Vandemark
Columbus Grove
Cron
Sanford Sheets
van Loon
Dynamiters Strike Franklin Refinery Again
In Franklin on April 19 a new Fassett refinery still was blown up after startup. Two weeks earlier a large still at Fassett’s refinery exploded, apparently from gas. Investigations point to dynamite as the cause and a planned act to remove what residents view as a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faaset
L. H. Fassett
Preacher Alleges Slander by Hubbard Justice of the Peace
Rev. Mr. McCullom, Baptist minister, accuses William Parrish, Hubbard Justice of the Peace, of criminal slander for circulating a tale of impropriety with two neighbor women. Parrish bailed for a hearing. Separately, Miss Rachel Jones, driven to insanity by grief over her cat, was ordered by the Probate Court to an asylum for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parrish
Hubbard
McCullom
Parrish
J. N. Decker
Alvin Allen
Rachel Jones
Abeoltte
Political Intimidation Charged in Smithfield Township
Levi E. Westcrook ex supervisor accuses Superintendent Patton of voter intimidation at Huntingdon Reformatory. Witness A B Kennedty, a discharged guard, says Patton warned dismissal if he voted for Westbrook. Patton denies claim and Kennedy is dismissed for sleeping on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestixepox
Levi E. Westcrook
Smithfield Township
Patton
Huntingdon Reformatory
A. B. Kennedty
Westbrook
Kennedy
Tri State Brevities Snapshots of Local Turmoil and Tragedy
In Westmoreland County and nearby towns a string of incidents unfolds. Liquor license grants rise to 63, up from last year, while a freight collision near New Gallilee injures one man who broke an arm. A Wheeling saloon brawl leaves Edward Duff fatally wounded after Dan Cady fires a revolver. Canton City Council Republican turmoil sparks resignations as Linville bolts and aligns with Democrats to win the presidency. A woman, Mrs Epwanp Exits of Martin's Ferry, attempts suicide after domestic abuse. In Honey Brook a quarrel ends with Genardo Per cardio killing Ignatius Nigarto then sleeping beside the victim until police arrive. A 15-year-old girl Miss Little Weeks vanishes from Rochester township, disguised as a boy with $16 taken from her mother, later detained in Leetonia. Mary and another sister travel to Ton i a to retrieve the runaway, bringing clothing. The People's Store advertises lace curtain sale and bargains at Cauraent & Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gallilee
Dan Cady
Edward Duff
Duffy
Cady
Traene
Canton
Linville
Campbell
Mra Epwanp
Martin's Ferry
Union Bridge
Honey Brook
Mazieton
Ignatius Nigarto
Genardo Percardo
Nigarto
Miss Little Weeks
Rochester Township
Leetonia
Mionday
Mary
Totonia
Lillie
WwW I C Fair Ad Promises Dinner and Horses for Sale
An ad lists events at Old City Hall including meals titled The People's Story on Fifth Avenue. It mentions a sale at Iron City Sale Stables rear 23 and 625 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh with 10 horses and young trotting stock. Also promotes a basement bargain department and a men’s clothing sale by Caupnell & Dice and C C Clothiers at Corner Grant and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Department v. Special Men’s Enit Sale
I P
Clothiers
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Vernon sues Salem Wire Nail for 710000 damages
Aaron W. Vernon filed a lawsuit against the Salem Wire Nail Company seeking 710000 dollars in damages for an injury to his eye suffered while employed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firstar
Aaron W. Vernon
Salem Wire Nail Company
Canton Parents Welcome Triplets in City Birth
Mrs. John Ewing reports the birth of triplet daughters in Canton. The infants are all healthy and thriving. In McKeesport on April 19 a delegation of property owners plans a tax vacation protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Camtos
John Ewing
McKeesport
Irresistible home made suits at Cheap Fohn Clothier
You Can t Resist Our Home Made Suits because they re made of material and sold at figures that are not to be resisted Irresistible bargains tempt buyers who have made up their minds not to buy The Cheap Fohn Clothier promises at least 25 cents savings per dollar and offers several price points with free repair for one year on suits costing 10 or more.
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Feds
Fae
Wilmot
Dablen
Halligan
Ij Ryan
Anson
Neill
Dungan
Comiskey
Si ‘Anavan
Murphy
Tidcriver
Cincionnati
Scummany
O' Neill
Hollidas
Jays— Smith
McPhee
Chamberlain
Hutchinson
Hutchison
Kittridge
Eee Cincixxation
BP Ae
Tooo Latham
Daullen
Halligan, R
Ryan
O'Neill
Moon
O'Canavan
Coonry
Hargton
Osely Ver
Batrmeone
New York Giants
Rusie
J. McMahon
Russe
ROBY
Welch
Gare
Haltren
Kortug
Wood
Borie
Rush
Fuller
SimMany
Gore
Whistier
Busi
O'Rourke
Pickett
Rorle
Fields
Rbaltimore
Hitler
Shidle
Mec Mahon
Busie
Boyle
Mshoney
Dreichenig
Larkin
Omoyee
H.ricks
Burns
Kinston
Ganright
Brooklin
D. Richardson
Joyce
Corcoran
H. Richardson
Eadie Kurne
Mil
Gastright
Mart
Gatee i
Eee Deshant
Dowd
Collins
Kinslow
Umey
Morrow
Fitteburg
Ronadelphia
Plyce
Aenaes
Columbus
Milwauker
Frrars
Merritt
Burrell and
Kreig
Ndianapolis
Toledo
Katte
Lextrotor
Canada
Clarence
Noel
Olympic Club
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Suullivan-Corbett
Goodwin Bros
Broadway
Brooklyn and Suburban
Brooklts Handicap
Longstree
Haceland
Saasesda
Portchester
Intante
Wiphnesa
Suburban Handicap
Sunol
Guttenburg
McNulty
Braddock Trotter
Serarany
Barrett
Haddock Uy
Iene Weadine
W. H._LiNcots
Ted
Siowsit Club
Farley Oy
Vane Hittaker
Seeaum
Pace Pearks
Mon Council
Fie
Chesters
Hox
Pene
Fiona Temple
H. van “Cott
Sis
Ramer S
Belle
England
the Dispatch
River News and Notes
Monongahela City
Mkinley
Braddock
Third Brigade
Central Presbytery
Commissioners’ Board of Appeals
Cass
Dynamiters
Franklin
Mr. McCullom Furs
Justice of the
Everson
Westmoreland County
People’s Store
Housekee
Cauraent & Dick
I. C. Fair
Old City Hall
Caupnell & Dice
Harry
Mex
Enalel Tan
James H. Aimer
People's Store
Propie’s Hour
Our
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
REBBC
Ccceseu
Ceceee
Vaul German National Bank
Wood Street
Sixth Avenue
Starxa
Janxs H. Atrux & Co
Hood
Liberty St
Star Corner
Oak Alley
Aplissarwr
Menor Runtonoasiie’ Warts, Loe
Bo Palo
Jvs
I Ldalain & Suas
Sud
Ianitarian
Mary Lyman
Oakland Square
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