Spanked the Colts as Cleveland Tops for First
Special telegram from Chicago reports the Cleveland team beating the Colts in a low scoring game. Anson Wilmot and Hutchinson led a sloppy Chicago display while Boston defeated New York 4 to 3 with a late rally as weather and crowd dampened the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Chicaco
Anson
Pittsburg Pirates
Colts
Papa
Wilmot
Chicagos
Kelly
Red Ehret
Miller
Donovan
Jiggs” Parrott
Bill Hutchison
Sore Ehret
Canavan
Ecker
Hutch
Shriver
Shugart
Dahlen
Pitchers Duel Marks Louisville Cincinnati Game
Sanders and Chamberlain pitched well in a tight game. Chamberlain issued walks that proved costly. Brown Genins and Holliday made standout plays as threat of rain kept attendance to 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LouisviLi
Sanders
Chamberlain
Brown
Genins
Holliday
Cleveland Triumph Puts Team First in Standings
Cleveland earns a solid victory to move into first place. The report notes strong batting and a key performance from Young in the offense as the club secures the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Young
Baltimores Defeat Philadelphia in Third Straight Win
Baltimore routs Philadelphia 11 to 1 as Batimort notes a clear weather day and 2 023 attendance. McMahon, Sutcliffe, and Cursey spark the offense with multiple hits and runs. Emmelle Umpire calls the game as the Baltimore squad secures its third consecutive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Battimort
Baltimores
Senators Win With Strong All Round Play
Washington and Brooklyn clash as the Senators secure a 5 to 3 victory on New Years. Attendance reported at 1,655 with Dowd and Winslow contributing notable scores in a tense matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooklyn
New Years
Senators
Langue Schoichale Scores Across Major Matches
To Day's Langue Schoichale lists Pittsburg at Chicago and St. Louis at Cleveland among other pairings New York at Boston Philadelphia at Baltimore Washington at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Louisville with games noted for today.
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Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Art Philadely Nia
Washington
Brookyn
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chitaso
Eyan
G Piter
A Parrott
Moran
Dahlen
Osmith
Divcen
Wiimo
Canavan
Ker
Oper Canavan
Anson
Barcnion
Hurat
Iene
Philadelphia
Brooklin Baltimore
Pittaburg
Loulaville, i &Lo
Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Allentown and Altoona Battere and Error Records
The fragment lists teams including Allentown Altoona and Wilkesbarre with batteries for Lukens Peto Menafee Cote and Smith and mink. It references errors and scores across multiple towns such as Altoona Jonstown and Johnstown with various battery pairings and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Sererenemeanerty
Altoona
Altona
Errors
Lukens and
Peto
Wilkesba
Dohnato Sens
Dohistown
Grrove— Bubeshare
Jonstown
Menafee Cote
Smith and Mink
Boston A A Team to Play at Recreation Park
Weather permitting an interesting ball game is set today at Recreation Park between the Boston A A and the Three A s. Highlands the famous amateur pitcher will start for the visitors. The line up for Boston A A is listed by position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Boston A. A
A's. Highlands
Alliance Edges Canton In Tight Canton Game
Alliance defeats Canton 8 to 2 in a close baseball clash at Canton. Pitchers Williams and Soeible held the opposition, with Williams fanning 12 and Soeible 10. Errors favored Alliance 3 to 2. batters included Gibney and Markel for Alliance and Sceible for Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliiance
Ang. L
Canton
Alliance
Iny
Williams
Gibney
Sceible
Markel
Base Hite
Soeible
Local Park Promises A Busy Week Of Sports
We glimpse plans for Soe ee Recreation Park with mentions of Little Giants Scsuaies Euclid Avenue Whites and possible Mets style clashes. The Cincinnati team ages ex Association players and notes from the New York Herald and Ohio State Board events hint at upcoming games meetings and a major race track project in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Recreation
Euclid Avenue
Nedmanan
Hawke
von der Ahs
Haddock
Stoken
Silver Kings
C. C. Salmon
Staon
Ehret
Cincinnati
Rhines
Harrington
New York Herald
Burke
New York
Little Giants
Gus Walter
Corner McCully
Portland Otree
Kent
Illinois-Iowa League
Jacksonville
Harmon
Farrelie
Fea
Salmonen
Guhl
Leafs
Lamhart
Harry Stevens
Columbus
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Longstreet Breaks Down at Monmouth Park
News from Monmouth Park confirms Michael F. Dwyer's star long distance racer Longstreet a six year old by Longfellow out of Semper Idem has broken down. Once a top earner for the Dwyer Brothers and later M. F. Dwyer Longstreet faced repeated leg concerns and will likely retire to stud at McGrathiana next spring. The report notes ownership by Milton Young of Kentucky's McGrathiana Stud and valued at around £20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dwyer
New York
Monmouth Park
Michael F. Dwyer
Longstreet
Longfellow
Mr. Dwyer
Dwyer Brothers
M. F. Dwyer
Enerty
Milton Young
McGrathiana Stud
Kentucky
McGrathiana
Pore Gideon
Monmouth Park Races Preview From Louisville
Aug 1 special from Louisville lists morning lines for tomorrow at Monmouth Park. First race, five-eighths, notable horses include Highness Bashford Ws Oeric Lycceam Addie Senora M Procida Philanthropist shelly Tuttle Enola Flavilla. Second race Red Bank stakes three-fourths mile features Extra Elsino colt Chicago ct Michael Uncle Jess Sparitan with odds listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Monmouth Park
Highness
Bashford
Oeric
Lycceam I
Addie
Senora
Chicago
Ct. Michael
Uncle Jess
Sparitan
Horse Racing Card with Multiple Entries and Weights
A dense race card lists horses with weights and odds across several events. Entrants include Nomad 115, Roaming 103, Indigo 108, and Mary Kerry Monarch 16, along with compete across mile and quarter mile distances at Westchester and Plekinocket venues. Stacks of numbers indicate weights, distances, and placing, with multiple selling races and stakes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Waters
Eine Tuttle
Indigo
Utiny
Miles
Plekinocket
St Mathew
Adelbert
Mary
Monarch
Sid Fis
Westchester
Remorse
Fleid
Sweet Alice
Jordan
Menaacdacity
Sir Richard
Romie Itegrity Moye Peichner
Chik SS
Chicago Ios
Feld B
Track Records And Talk At Brighton Beach Track
The report covers racing at Brighton Beach with Firefly winning the first race at even odds amid a heavy bet on Jack Star. Prince George and Sam Bryant are highlighted in second with a strong win and place, while Alrehart leads the third. Lizzie wins the fourth as India Rubber takes the fifth, with Huey and other favorites unplaced in variable weather and fast track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracot
Firefly
Jack Star
Sam Bryant
Prince George
Alcade
Alrehart
Willie L
Lizzie
Dia
India Rubber
Ada
Huey
Finis
Peeks
Tynn
Even Money Mee Rae
Soe Tar
Ae Riven
Zarita
Florence Wallace
Renaeasee
Cox
We Hippings Arcade
Lambler
Pete Ot
Maar
Lizale
Lambley
Dickerson Gun
Or Ty
Wilke
Arnen
Cuffer
Larchmont
Gloriana
Bob
Sutherland Fan
Cracksman
Bob Arthor
Races Conclude at Saratoga with Notable Winners
At Saratoga on August first the program featured five events including the Saratoga stakes for two year olds at five furlongs. Tom B won the opening race at six furlongs while Major Domo captured the one mile event. King Crab Lee led in the longer race, with Governor Forane and Elizabeth among the notable placers. Weather warmed after showers and racing continued despite a lumpy track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Tom B
Ata Doncaster
Hellgate
Major Domo
Dee Rioe
Kimberly
King Crab Lee
Rice
Reveal
Governor Forane
Elizabeth
Wold
Early Dawr
National Eastern doubles and New York state tennis titles start in Baratoca
The National Eastern doubles championship begins in Baratoca with winners facing the Western champion for national supremacy while the singles winner meets F H Hovey of Boston for the New York State title. Prominent entries include Slocum Clark Beefe-Hovey Bixby Gillette James Mortimer McCormick Tobin Hall and Seavy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baratoca
Newport
New York
Campbell
R. P. Huntington, Jr
F. H. Hovey
Boston
Jos. T. Whittlesey
National Association
James Dwight
Doukins
Henry W. Slocum
Staten Island
Jos. S. Clark
Philadelphia
Valentine G. Bee
They Must Pay Up A U Clubs Refuse Metropolitan Dues
In New York and Ohio the American Amateur Union faces criticism as several athletic clubs refuse the $15 assessment. President Curtis says the issue will reveal clubs that won’t support the association in tough times, while praising Pittsburgh and Cleveland clubs that paid. Some newer Gas City clubs joined late but paid without objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus. L
Metropolitan Association
Curtis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Maleonaon Sa
Uniontown Sports men Association Tournament Schedule
The Uniontown Sportsmen’s Association announces a two day tournament starting tomorrow. The program lists multiple events with blue rock targets and live bird shoots. Morgantown and Uniontown clubs compete in a team match with a $30 side stake. Officials expect wide participation from Western State sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Uniontown Sportsmen's Association
Muatoh
Morgantown
Oarsman James Taylor Seeks Crowther’s Swim Decision
James Taylor asks Philadelphia’s Mr. Crowther what he will do about swimming his son John Tom. John accepted Crowther’s one mile race and 10 yard dash on the same terms as in Philadelphia. Taylor says they have written and wired without reply and cannot keep his son in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Crowther
Philadelphia
John Tom
Two Heavyweights Fought 51 Rounds for 300 Dollar Purse
Texas fighter Jack Davis and Colorado boxer Mickey Flynn battled 51 rounds on the Arkansas River side for a $300 purse. The match ended as a draw due to fading light. Each man weighed 180 pounds at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrurnt
Jack Davis
Texas
Mickey Flynn
Colorado
Arkan
Pugilistic Notes and Racing Contests Echo Turbulent Times
Mixed sporting notes recount Sullivan knocked down by Mitchell, a crackdown on assaults, and discussions of road racing politics. The report also mentions trotting stars Palo Alto’s death, Allerton and Advertiser records, and disputes within racing boards and executives in a confused, rough-angled snapshot of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mitchell
Matt Bynnyrs
Jenner
Ts Nee Spabtnean
Marcus Puvema
St Dixor
To-Lan
Waukesha-Milwaukee Road
Terry Andrae
Aed Saratoga Aee Eee Walbaum, ‘Melua
Palo Alto
Stamboul
Pacific Coast
Allerton
Advertiser
Stanford
A. H. Moore
John Hn Splas
Moore
Mambring Maid
Goldsmith
Clingwlub
Boston
Linscott
League
Racing Board
5.Ens
Baringa
Sean
Burdett
Boston Athletic Club visit sparks local sports clash
The Boston Athletic Club arrived in the city on the limited. Six of the young men previously played for Harvard. The local athletic club expects to beat them in today and tomorrow’s games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Club
City
Harvard
Boston Fellows
River News and Notes Ohio traffic and weather update
Business on the Ohio continues good with fair depth of water. Louisville reports river rising with 2 feet 6 inches on the falls and 4 feet 10 inches on the canal. The Ohio is overdue up. The Grace Morris departed for Leavenworth this morning while the John K Speed is en route upward. Departures include Fleetwood Kevanaville Tell City Carrollton and Highanawha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Louisville
Grace Morris
Leavenworth
John K. Speed
Cincinnati
Fleetwood
Kevanaville
Tell City
Carrollton
Highanawha
River Gauge Readings and Weather Summary
Upper Gauges Morgan Town River 3 feet 4 inches and stationary. Weather fair. Thermometer 85 at PM. Rownsville River 5 feet inches and falling. Weather and thermometer 2 atSr. M. Warren River 0.5 feet. Cloudy and warm. Alleghent Junction River feet 11 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
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Morgan Town
Ata P. M. Rownsville
Sr. M. Waarren
Alleghent Junction
Weather and river summaries across multiple towns
The report lists river levels and conditions for several locations. Wheeling notes 3 feet 11 inches and falling with cloudy and warm weather. Vicksburg reports falling river while Memphits shows 17.6 and cloudy with rain. Arrivals and departures reference City of St Louis, Cherokee, and Arkansas City with mixed river activity and forecast notes.
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Wheeling
Dee Hut
Parkersburg
Vicksburg
Cuyahoga
Cherokee
Hickman
St. Louis
Arkansas City
Louis
Heory
Hen Paine
Eiver Bauge
Levee Trail Run and River Scene in Local Steamer Activity
A crowded report describes vessels at Brownsville and Louisville including the Elizabeth, Little Dick, Morgantown packet, and the Dick Fulton. Water depths near Market Street measure six feet as the James G. Blaine departs with 75 excursionists aboard and barge activity shifts along the levee.
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Elizabeth
Brownsville
Ture Bella McGowan
Tae Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
Louisville
Dick Fulton
H. K. Bedford
Market Street
Cartarx C. A. Downs
Atlantic City
James G. Blaine
Lizzie Day
Blaine
Aptats
John M. Puriures
Bedford
United States District Court
Boftington
Smith
Marshal
Eee
Ben Horran
Hal
Socialist-Labor Nominates Full State Ticket in Massachusetts
Aug 1 Boston dispatch reports the Socialist Labor party naming a full state ticket. John Orvis, once a colleague of Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd Garrison in the anti-slavery movement, is chosen as the governor candidate. The article notes Senate and state assembly dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist-Labor
Massachusetts
Boston
Socialist-Labor Party
John Orvis
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Rrison
Senate Se
Preacher Removed in Braddock Court Decree
A court decree removes Rev. Ingram N. W. Irvine as trustee of All Saints Episcopal Church Braddock. William Sherwin entrusted to liquidate assets for creditors, with bondholder A Dugan liable for $20,000 if accounts are not filed. Creditors listed include James A. McMinn and Braddock Union Planing Mill, amid past church losses and a burned building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brapdock
Ingram N. W. Irvine
D. D
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Pittsburg
Braddock
William Sherwin
All Renal
James A. McMinn
Charles Bartolette
The
Braddock Union Planing Mill Company
George E. Cress & Co
George Hogg
Dr. Irvine
A. Dugan
Homestead
Irvine
All Saints Church
Sixth Street
Dollar Salvings Bank of
L. W. Irvine
Chesapeake City
Dugan
Cooley Gang and Citizens Near Collision in Mountains
A Fairchance report says the Cooley gang and local citizens nearly collided as the outlaws, upset over a missed Paymaster McDowell payment, hid under a rock at the mountain foot while armed. A passing woman witnessed them ready to shoot if interfered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoxstown
Cooley
McDowell
Fairdance
A Heads
Ohio blacksmith arrested for assault on niece
Fred Gentholtz a well known blacksmith was arrested in Youngstown on August 1 charged with assaulting his 15 year old niece Nellie Clark. The alleged incident followed her arrival from Cleveland and came to light after Mrs Gentholtz learned of it and notified authorities. The case was placed with the prosecuting attorney.
Assyrian Woman Found Free After Burial of Child
Anna Joseph, an Assyrian woman, buried her child in a slack pile on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad believing the child was dead. Recovered alive after about 12 hours, she was sentenced to a fine of 1 dollar for assault and battery, not the charged assault with intent to kill, with no commitment order. Friends in Pittsburgh raised 20 for her and she left for that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
Anna Joseph
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Quarrel Ends in Stone Blow In Buffalo Township
Two young farmers John Crothery and Nealand Ramsey argued yesterday in Watervotton Buffalo Township. Crothery seized a large stone and struck Ramsey on the head, leaving him seriously if not fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervotton
Buffalo Township
John Crothery
Nealand Ramsey
Croshers
Ramsey
Adjutant General Bills State Fencibles and Brigades
Adjutant General Greenland issued warrants for the State Fencibles of Philadelphia and Hines Brigade, plus the other two brigades, to cover services in campaigns from the emergency fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissore
Greenland
Philadephia
Agaa i Hines
McKeesport Notes Include Drowned Missing Girl Found
Avery missing from McKeesport turned up safe. Ellen Peterson, nurse, died by gas in Atlantic City and will be buried in McKeesport. A 14 year old boy from Canton went missing after leaving home. Canton man shot in thigh at Congress Lake. several McKeesport youths injured by waterborne ball. Braddock Democrats plan Kinney’s Grove monster meeting and picnic with notable visitors Colonel Saarigh Uniontown and William Bease attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writ Avery
McKeesport
Cranes Foster
Pattison
Lebanon
Robert H. Smith
Ellen Peterson
Atlantic City
Eownr Apr
L. Abt
Canton
Fuaxx J. Bartano
Congress Lake
Mr. Ballard
George Wret
Charlie Funk
Harry Izod
Duquesne
Braddock and
Kinney’s Grove
Braddock
Saarigh
London criminal confesses to Leitrim and two other murders
A Glasgow prisoner, unnamed, confesses involvement in the murder of Lord Leitrim on April 2, 1878, and in the killing of Lord Mount Morres on September 25, 1880. He also claims to have aided in the murder of informer James Carey on the Melrose in Port Elizabeth. The prison authorities investigate, while identifying details remain withheld. Carey’s murder case connects to earlier Irish political killings. O’Donnell was executed in 1883 for Carey’s murder. The prisoner is named Anderson, a lifelong criminal with prior convictions.
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London
Lord Leitrim
Loxpon
Glasgow
County Derry
Ireland
Lord Mount Morres
Rusheen
County Mayo
James Carey
Melrose
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
O'Donnell
Dublin
Frederick Cavendish
Burke
Phenix Park
Heney
Oarey
Extraord
Dublin Po
Carey
Patrick O'Donnell
England
Central Criminal Court
New Gate
Anderson
Knights Templar Conclave Programme in Denver Listed
Official Denver schedule for the coming Knights Templar conclave runs seven days from August 7. Devotional services open the week, with parades, land illumination, Boys' Brigade march, carriage drives, exhibits at Overland Park, and Silver State Encampment Degree demonstrations. Excursions to nearby towns and a banquet at the Brown Palace cap the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Knights Templar
Boys’ Brigade
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Overland Park
Electric Hall
Silver State
United States
H.C. Brown Palace
Century of Allin Family Service in Mercer County Clerk’s Office
A long running record in Mercer County shows the Allin family holding the Circuit and County Clerk posts since 1786. The lineage includes Thomas Allin, Phil T. Allin, Ben C. Allin, Busi W. Allin, and Thomas Allin Jr, with shifts during Civil War era and a claim of Ben C. Allin as the oldest clerk in continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangnonesore
Ang. L
Mercer
Allin
Harrodsburg
Thomas Allin
Iis
Phil T. Allin
Ben C.allin
Jg Ae
Alling
Busi
W. Allin
Ben C. Allin
Khen Thomas Allin, Jr
Thomas Allin, Jr
Earl
Ben Cin
Ince
United States
Weather overview with high pressure east and storms west
The barometer shows high pressure from Lake Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico and over New England. Pressure drops in the Dakotas and Western Montana with a central storm in Eastern Saskatchewan Valley. Temperatures fall east of the Mississippi and rise in the Dakotas and Eastern Montana. Showers east of the Mississippi and Gulf states. fair elsewhere. Tuesday outlook calls for showers and cooler weather in New England coast and southern regions with rising temps in upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys.
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Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Gulf of Mexico
New England
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Dakotas
Montana
Saskatchewan Valley
Mississippi River
Gulf States
Lower Lake Region
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Mississippi
Missouri
Whitney and Lamont face land ouster action in Wisconsin
United States Attorney Colman opened proceedings against former Secretary of the Navy Whitney and Daniel Lamont Private Secretary to President Cleveland to compel removal from government lands at Appleton Wisconsin. Whitney serves as President and Lamont as Secretary and Manager of Manufacturers Investment engaged in wood pulp manufacture on Fox River.
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Milwaukee
Wrts
Aug
United States
Colman
Whitney
Daniel Lamont
Cleveland
Appleton
Lamont
Manufacturers’ Investment
Fox River
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Buckenberger
Joe Kelly
Ward
Brighton Beach
Baratogs Tracks
Bill
Beckley
Bierbauer
Deecker
Farrel
Aus
McCarthy
Becave
Duffr
Lyons
H.m
Helly
Dan
Nuh
Hourke
Lo Tucker
A.T. Lowe
I. Eee
Ewley
Quinn
Crane
Boyle
Nas
D. Lyons
N H
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Duffy
Uller
Tucker
Rke
Lowe
Rourke
Tehes
Dor
Pat
Uincinnati Refabzez
McPhee
Weich
Watham
Pfeffer
Nell Lo
Ennitiga
Whistier
Comiskey
Gazpe
T, Lour
St. Jone
Suumang
Eareed
Tolen
Davis
Phila. Eee
Hamilton
Oozot
Conner
An Man
Lad
Ompeon
Haltiann
Del'hanty
Balting SA Refae McMahon
Sutcliffe
McMahon
Emalle
BBPAE
Radford
Winslow, c
Longstreet Broken Downs
Bill Curtis
Margaret Magee
Margaret Graham
E. A. Pester
Europe
Oz. Co. L
W. A. Magee
Eir Sie
Anage Reed
Fred McFeely
Brigantine Beach
John
C. A. McFeely
Atlantic Shore
George C. Jenks
Ness
New Brighton
L. M
Ant Iey, Esq
John Dowlin
Jefferson
John A. Wiley
Ander
R. W. Dinsmore
A. W. Fen
Monongahela House
E. E Gardiner
Clarion
L. P. Seymour
Ravenna
Central Hotel
S&s E
A. C. McCauley
Bridgewater
Anderson Yesterdny
Commodore Kountz
A. E. M. Painter
Cresson
Pittburgers
Imperial
W. H. Schoen, Jr
Sturtevant
J. D. Shearman
Metropolita
G. E. Smith
Grand Hotel
H. Walker
Westminster
Dr. Wishart
F. Crentzer
Vendome
J. Gardner, Jr
Holland
P. Katzenstein
M. Alaas
Coleman
O. G. Ricketson
River News and Notes
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Rev
Ingram Irvine
Nutu
Aufrecht
Fifth Avenues
Catx
Ny Areas
the Knights
Far West
Tme
Westernland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Lake Stations
Prrreavee
Weather Bureau
Ity Furalsnes
Wisconsin
Syaupshicg
Moelle
I Nore
California
Toursvae
York
Durham
Blackwell
Blackwell’s
Durham Tobacco CO
Durham, N. C
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