Prohibitionist Chair Resigns as Republican Meeting Chooses Gibbs
A small gathering at 80 Diamond Street saw Hon. George A Anderson resign as President of the Straight-out Republican group. W M Gibbs was elected chairman after initial hesitation, with A H Rewand and others supporting the move to end party ring influence in Allegheny County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
George A. Anderson
W. M. Gibbs
A. H. Rewand
Rewand
Gibbs
Brosh
George H. Anderson
Anderson
Provsems
Ron. J. M. Bruth
Republican Executve Committee
Republican Party
Wau
Groach H. A
Accowmt
Rowand
Donne
Republican County Committee
Allegheny County
Towand
Brush
Republicans Skipping Key State Treasury Probe Meeting
Republicans refuse to attend a Harrisburg committee meeting investigating the State Treasury over the last decade. Democrats accuse the move of a campaign trap aimed at Auditor General McCamant and past treasurers, while Republicans warn the call is irregular and avoid the trap. Senator Hoody Swith leads the panel now abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Treasury Committee
Samuel Stewart
Verona
Herrsberg
State Treasury
George Hoody Swith
Europe
Meeers
Fow
Sitaner
Monaghan
Democrats
Stemns
Auditor General
Metamnant
Bardster
Flinn
Representative Frint
Sharon
Harrisburg
Counccilmanie Committee
Philadelphia
Bardsley
McCamant
Quay
Rowley Eather Riled Denies Republican Label
The General's son, ER C Rowley of the city fire department, defends his father General Thomas Rowley against accusations of Republican advocacy. He calls the claim misrepresentation and says Rowley remains a strong Democrat, as testified by a Randall Club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. C. Rowley
Thomas Rowley
Generl
Lee
Randall Club
Gener
Rowley
Fragmentary political dialogue reflecting party tensions
The readable fragments show heated remarks about tariffs and party loyalty. Mentions of General Howley, McKinley, and Democratic critics appear amid garbled attribution. The text hints at intra party conflict and accusations of financial influence.
Dalzell Sees Attack as Mock Contest in Americas Club
Collector Warmcastle reports a heated Americas Club meeting over Dalzell’s endorsement and possible contest of the Americus election. Dalzell’s majority was 16 amid questions about ballot handling and a suggested fair tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmcastie
Monongehela House
McKinley
Americas Club
Daizell
Tam
Americas
Dalgell
Dalzell
Robinson
Ian
H. DW. English
Pittsburg
Beaver County
W. W. Colville
Warmeastie
H. &. Paul
Dalzeell
Virginia Beach
Washington
Gibbs
Issu
Carroll
Impassioned Status Report From New Orleans Captains
Captain James Sweeney of New Orleans reports coal prices dropping to five cents amid warm weather and abundant imports from Pittsburgh. He notes Louisiana remains safely Democratic, with no chance of a Republican nomination altering the state's political lean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sweeney
New Orleans
Cnatman
Central Hotel
Pittsburg
Louisiana
Blaine
Republcan
New County Prohibition Leader Chosen in Allegheny
A. T. Cole of Allegheny was elected chairman of the county Prohibition Committee succeeding L. T. Yoder who resigned for business reasons. The group decided D. H. Martin would travel to Harrisburg to arrange entertainment for the delegation and plan county meetings addressed by ex Governor St. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Committee
Harrisburg
D.H. Martin
St. John
A. T. Cole
Allegheny
L. T. Yoder
Adventures of a Little Boy Jimmie Carter Rides to Greensburg
A two year old named Jimmie Carter rode a Pennsylvania Railroad train from Wilkinsburg toward Greensburg after a Sunday visit. He slept through part of the trip, woke frightened by sounds, and was kept onboard by a conductor who telegraphed Wilkinsburg. Jimmie reached home safely next morning and vowed to never ride a train alone again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Carter
Greensburg
Wilkinsburg
Captin Cook
Nellie Hy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Depot
Jimmie
Greensbarg
Morni Ne
Terrific boiler explosion hits Millvale factory district
A boiler at the A Watkins box factory exploded yesterday morning in Millvale, igniting the mill and nearby properties. The blaze destroyed the factory and Latz's pickle works, damaged neighboring houses, but caused no fatalities. Fire chiefs Murphy and Jones sent two engines, plus another from Pittsburg, though it was unnecessary. Carelessness is blamed for the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Watkins
Millvale
Latz
Henry Gerwig
Murphy
Jones
Pittsburg
OFFICERS PROMOTED BY SECOND BRIGADE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
The Second Brigade board at the Monongahela House examined 15 candidates for promotion last evening. Eighteen were cited, but three did not appear. Colonel Smith chaired the session with Captain Murdock as recorder. Present were Colonel P. D. Parchment and Captain A. E. Hunt. All candidates passed in an easy examination, with officers from the Eighteenth, Fifth, Sheridan Troop Tyrone, Tenth, Fifteenth, Fourteenth, and Battery B represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Smith
Murdock
Coonel P. D. Parchment
A. E. Hunt
Eighteenth
Sheridan
Tyrone
Fifteenth
Fourteenth
Arkansas farmer John Jackson returns to New York in fear
John Jackson, a banhred farmer from Arkansas, arrived in New York yesterday in a state of fear and trembling. He feared Inspector Byrnes planned to confront him or take action against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Arkansas
New York
Inspector Byrnes
Germania Savings Bank Temporary Location Notice
Germania Savings Bank announces it will occupy its rebuilt building at Wood and Diamond streets by March 1592. Until then the bank is temporarily located at No 7 Sixth Avenue, corner of Wood Street. Four percent interest paid on time deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood and
Diamond Streets
Sixth Avenue
Wood Street
New Industry Here From Bridgeport To Allegheny
The La Belle Steel Works plans move of its cutlery plant from Bridgeport Connecticut to Allegheny to operate with the steel works on Rebecca street. A charter for a separate cutlery company has been secured with stockholders limited to La Belle proprietors. The plant will open soon, with crews drawn locally and a few foremen moving West to supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Smith Bros. & Co
la Belle Steel Works
Bridgeport
Conn
Rebecca Street
Ieretofore
Boston
Therm
LaBelle Steel Works
Allerheny
Lincoln Township brewery seeks stock for new plant
A gentleman has secured an option on land in Lincoln township opposite Thirteenth avenue for a proposed brewery. He is soliciting stock for a start up capital of 0 dollars. With beer consumption around 0 barrels daily, the site is viewed as an excellent field for this industry.
Fixing up the scales in glass industry negotiations
Louis Arrington of the Green Bottle Bloners' Union leads negotiations at the Central Hotel with the executive committee to set next year's scale. Officials say talks will continue a day or two with no new conclaves, while factory closures and fuel supply issues shape expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Arrington
Green Bottle Bloners’ Union of North America
Central Hotel
Arrington
Cake
King’s Son & Co
Dillon
Peerless Glass Company
Non union start at Vesuvius Iron Works
The Vesuvius Iron Works at Sharpsburg began operations yesterday with non union workers after a failed lockout attempt. Two furnaces produced two heats, plates rolled, and key positions filled by McElroy, Hayes, and Thomas Reed as strikers watch for further developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius Iron Works
Sharpsburg
Amalgamated Association
Allegheny
Moorhead Bro. & Co
Riddle
McElroy
Roller
Hayes
Shearman
Thomas Reed
Prospects of a strike disrupt Birmingham traction
Birmingham Traction workers threaten a strike over meal breaks as short as seven to eight minutes. They accuse Manager Verner of avoiding them, and name new clerk Elliot as responsible for the current dispute, warning Southside areas would be without electric car service if demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham Traction Road
Southside
Verner
Elliot
Hustling the Contractors
Postoffice officials anxiously pace the new building delay while contractors expect a shakeup. Samuel Young explains marble work delays to W. W. Colville who oversees the project for Postmaster McKean. Colville blames others and questions why extra gangs of men were not put to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Samuel Young
Enid
Rom W. W. Colville
McKean
Colville
Mr. Young
No Labor Day Demonstration In Pittsburg This Year
No Labor Day celebration will occur in Pittsburg as organizations are demoralized by recent trade differences and cannot fund a large demonstration. The Central Trades Council may propose a cheaper option soon. George M Jaques editor Crockery and Glass Journal is at the Monongahela house noting a healthy tableware trade but overall glass industry profits lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mll
Central Trades Council
George M. Jaques
Crockery and Glass Journal
Monongahela House
Local firms receive charters in yesterday’s grants
Charters were granted to Monongahela Iron and Steel Company capital 100, La Belle Cutlery Company capital 8000, Bellefield Oil and Gas Company 75000, Ebensburg Tanning Company 40009, underscoring continued industrial expansion in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Iron and Steel Company
la Belle Cutlery Company
Bellefield Off and Gas Company
Ebensburg Tanning Company
Barnum's Circus Captivates Pittsburg Crowds At Dawn
Barnum and Bailey's show draws massive crowds in Allegheny and Pittsburg as Major McKinley attends from a Cleveland and Pittsburg car. The 730 foot tent hosts 15,000 the first day and 17,000 at night with two rings and a rich program featuring Meers sisters, trained animals, and the Nero spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Major McKinley
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Federal Street
Allegheny
P. T. Barnum
J.A. Bailey
Circus
Exposition Park
Porter
McKinley
Campbell
Hsmself
Ohio Statesman
Glass workers move to Ellwood plant amid strike fallout
About 30 glassworkers departed from the South side for Ellwood Indiana to join George A Macbeth Co. at a new plant as Ford City plans to resume coal use. Texany resigns as plasterers local agent after a failed strike and the union sees no need for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford City
Manty
Ellwood
Ind
George A. Macbeth & Co
Torsar Texany
Plasterers
Bids Too High for City Hall Remodel and Monument Hill Work
A sub committee of the Allegheny Committee on Public Works reported City Hall remodeling bids far above the architect's estimate, with Tannehill at 12987 and Kienky & McAlister at 15000, both over 5000 expected. Monument Hill improvements saw bid awards to Carson & Orr, while Hers Island bridge bids were sent for tabulation and review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Committee On Public Works
City Hall
C. Tannehill
Messrs. Kienky & McAlister
Feneral Committee
Monument Hill
H.C. Howe
Jamesse
Joseph A Hnxsting
HUNTING UP KINNEY
Superintendent Crawford of the Equitable Insurance Company hunts Kinney in Butler after a swindle. Kinney fled New Castle for the North likely Canada once the case went public. An information was filed in Sharon and Detective Marshall pursues the suspect. Kinney's wife and child stay at Procter's in Butler. Kinney's Norwich New York home is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. M. Crawford
Equitable Insurance Company
Butler
Kinney
John A. Wood & Son
New Castle
Canada
Crawford
Lawrence County
Sharon
Marshall
Procter
Greene County
N. Y
Three bad Chinamen warned by John Lee in Pittsburg
John Lee, an enlightened Chivanmn of Groat street, rebukes three Celestials named Lee Teng and Leng for cutting pigtails and becoming Christianized. He says they came from New York two months ago, lure earnings from countrymen, threaten wrongs, and fail to earn an honest living, causing distrust among Pittsburg Celestials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Groat Street
Inspatce
Pittsburg
Lee
Teng
Leng
New York
Aes Ie
Smoke Policy Backed By Allegheny Public Safety Committee
The Allegheny Public Safety Committee met last night and approved payrolls for police 916327 and fire department 7000 plus health department 475. An ordinance to prohibit dense smoke from chimneys and smokestacks was referred to a sub-committee for study and a report back to the main panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Public Safety Committee
Wos
Police Department
Health Department
Totten & Hogg Foun dry secures Brockville steel trim contract
The Totten and Hogg Iron and Steel Foundry Company has closed a contract with James Smart Manufacturing Company of Brockville Ontario for a complete special trim of rolls for cold rolling and finishing steel intended for a special purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totten & Hogg Iron and Steel Foundry Company
James Smart Manufacturing Company
Brockville
Ontario
Canada
Humane Society Officials Witness Euthanizing Dogs
President Eaton and Agent Berryman of the Humane Society attended last night at Ruch's Hill where three dogs were put to death with their approval. The wagon yesterday in the eighteenth ward carried thirteen dogs for execution, including Lawrence ilic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Agent Berryman
The
Humane Society
Ruch's Hill
Lawrence
Catholic Mutual Bevefic Picnic Attracts Thousands
The third annual Catholic Mutual Bevefic Association picnic was held at Hock Point yesterday with 10 000 to 12 000 attendees. Fifty six carloads were sent out along the Ft Wayne route before supplies ran dry and many people went home. President M J McMahon served as chief marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Mutual Bevefic Association
Hock Point
Ft. Wayne
M. J. McMahon
Journeymen Horseshoers Union basket picnic at Ichewild
The Journeymen Horseshoers Union No will hold a basket picnic and field day at Ichewild on Tuesday next. A special train will leave Union station at 8 o clock. An extensive sports programme has been arranged for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horseshoers’ Union No
Ichewild
Union Station
Brewery Initiative Aims at McKeesport
Mr. W. R. Riddle traveled to McKeesport to promote forming a brewing company to be named the McKeesport brewery project seeks local backing and organizational setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Riddle
McKeesport
The
Eastern Grand Army men pass through en route to Detroit encampment
A group of Eastern Grand Army soldiers were seen traveling through the city yesterday morning toward Detroit to attend the encampment, believed to attract many veterans and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Phil
Preacher Readmitted to U P Fold After Suspension
A Monongahaih Presbytery meeting at the U P book room received Rev W L C Sampson back into the fold after suspension by the Reformed Presbyterian Synod. New mission school tender elected and chief Elliot heads to Mt Clemens for two weeks. sale price on Glew farm and profits on Stewart farm noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Wan Tela
W. L. C. Sampson
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
P. Cha
Fagram
J. M. Fulton
New Mission Schooltender
Elliot
Mt. Clemens
Glew
Stewart Farms
Stewart
Remarkable Old Hound Ben J J Mc Grew Story
A long tale celebrates Ben the dog friend of J J Mc Grew M D noting the hound is 31 years old and much valued for his history. Residents recount many tales about the old hound while a doctor prepares to tell the full story as evening settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
J. J. McGrew
M. D
Benjiman
Freedmen's Mission Board Meeting at U P Church
A meeting of the Board of the Freedmen's Mission of the U P Church occurred at the U P book rooms on Ninth street yesterday afternoon. It was seen that the industrial department of Knoxville College would be ready for opening in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Freedmen's Mission of the
U. P. Church
U. P. Book Rooms
Ninth Street
Saeewees
Knoxville College
Doctors and Birth Reports Delays in Filing Noted
Dr. E A Muendorf of Southside says authorities act under law as they pursue full birth reporting. Physicians often report late due to difficulties such as naming a child and changes of address, which can leave families untraceable for weeks or months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Muendorf
Southside
Bureau of Health
Narrow escape from fire at Iron Exchange building
A gas chandelier in the Anderson Du Puy Co branch office on the second floor ignited and caused interior flames. Acting Chief Coates arrived quickly, firemen controlled the blaze with two streams, and water damage was minimized. Total damage not exceeding 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Exchange
Wood
Water
Anderson, du Puy £ Co
Coates
Anderson, du Puy & Co
Homestead Man Quits Pittsburg Poker Game
Adam Hartzell of Homestead accused Edward Robinson and four companions of foul play after a losing hand in a Pittsburg poker room on State alley. Robinson and associates were detained at the central station while Hartzell’s complaint prompts a contested stake and lingering local buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Pittsburg
Adam Hartzell
Edward Robinson
Central Station
Mr. Hartzell
Robinson
State Alley
Edward
Adam
Mr. Robinson
Farrells in court over apartment dispute at 615 Wylie
Mrs. Farrell faced Alderman McMasters with an umbrella as she accused sister-in-law Annie Haslage of reclaiming 615 Wylie Avenue property. Her husband, claimed rent was paid but without his authority. The alderman granted possession and dismissed the case amid the fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Alderman McMunsters
Two Accidents on Southside Electric Road Record
Two men added to Pittsburg and Birmingham traction incident list yesterday. John Reppermond of 3 West Carson street was struck at Eighth Street while driving a dog cart, the cart wrecked and he barely escaped with heavy injuries. An hour later electric car No. 10 collided with horse car No. 9 at Twelfth and Carson, horse car side crushed, vehicle hurled across street as driver leaped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Birmingham Traction
John Reppermond
West
Carson Street
Eighth Street
Reppermond
Twelfth
Carson Streets
Deaths in Allegheny Amid cholera infantum outbreak
Last week in Allegheny region reports indicate deaths due to cholera infantum. A man, Isaakt Wotr of Spring Hill, attempted suicide Sunday night but the revolver misfired. A brief note mentions baggage handling at Union station in July and a six inch raise compromise for the Sharpsburg bridge on Butler street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaakt Wotr
Spring Hill
Allegheny
Jenkine
Union Station
Sharpsburg
Butler Street
Great suit and clothing sale at Pittsburg Combination Clothing
A local sale offers 90 dollar suits in sack or cutaway styles with 25 patterns left. Also 500 pairs of wool pants at 140 dollars each. Ladies gingham suits reduced from 15 13 and 20 to 10. Items from Jos Horne Co and Andersons. Special train August 6 from Union Station to Pittsburgh for tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad with ten day return validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C
Pittsburg
Jos. Horne & Co
Pegg Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
Fall neckwear opening and sale at multiple firms
Fisk Clark Fingy and Fisk Clark Flagg announce a fall neckwear opening with Windsor silk ties and handsome handles. A Hannaa ch and Bro advertises 30 Sixth street. A G Campbell and Sons at 27 Fifth Avenue promotes reduced prices on neckwear and hosiery. C Baeverlein Brewing Co advertises beer. Bennetts and telephone 1018 listed. Ladies white lisle vests lace fronts offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
A. G. Campbell & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Fisk, Clark & Flagg
A. Hawnace & Bro
Sixth St
Money Is Pound Hidden Away in House of Friend
A Pittsburgh area theft case unfolds as a teen confesses to stealing from his grandfather to repay prior robberies. Police trace $123 hidden in John Martin's Hill home, with others found in Troy Hill locations. Detective Glenn links the Sunday theft to earlier robberies and suspects a repayment motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
George Miller
Barney
Peville Road
Glenn
George Riginwald
Troy Hill
Steel and
Johnston
Ile
Inwald
Death by Own Action Probed Near Mansfield and Dixon
Coroner ordered investigations into two suspected self inflicted deaths at Dizon s Hollow and Dixon s Hollow with no final reports by late evening. Hugh Minty died by suicide at Tom s Run near Mansfield yesterday morning. A woman s death at Dixon s Hollow is doubted as a fake. A man named John Smith was arrested by Officer Wright on suspicion after attempting to break into Daniel Lasko s home and being captured during his escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
McMillen
Hugh Minty
Tom's Run
Mansfield
Dixon's Hollow
Braddock
John Smith
Wright
Southside
Daniel Lasko
50Uth Sixteenth Street
Lasko
Disorderly house arrest and multiple local court actions
Last night Fliza Barkley of 214 Second Avenue was arrested for keeping a disorderly house. Patrice Churchill was sent to the workhouse for striking his sister with a beer bottle. B M Manty was arrested for attempting to bar a tenant from his house. Josefh Perenson, Colonel Moore's son in law, bailed before Alderman McMasters as charges noted in divorce proceedings. Lizzie Rheanos was found in a stable on West Carson Street and sentenced four months to the workhouse. Many Prince of Clark Street was committed to jail on a charge of larceny by Bailee. the accused Miss Pierce later released on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliza Barkley
Second Avenue
Patrice Churchill
B. M. Manty
Josefh Perenson
Colonel Moore
Alderman Mc Masters
Lizzie Rheanos
West Carson Street
Doyle
Gripp
Many Prince
Clark Street
Alderman Cahill
Jennie Williams
Miss Peirce
Townsend Street
August Linen Sale Offers Linen Items at Bargain Prices
The notice advertises a summer sale of linens including white quilts at low prices, bleached and cream table damask with matching napkins, tablecloths in various sizes with napkins, and all linen napkins at $100. It highlights a special August sale and multiple linen products with bundled goods and fringed splash scarfs.
Zephyrs Attractively Marked Down In August Sale
Fragmentary ad copy notes a promotion titled August Sale with Zephyrs in stock offered at attractive markdowns. The readable text suggests a retail push but provides limited details on items, prices, or dates.
July to August Sales Boost Demand and Choice
The text notes strong July sales followed by even higher August values and variety. It emphasizes abundance and desirability of offerings and suggests a robust market.
Black Dress Goods On Sale At Reduced Prices
Black all wool side band Charlies drop from 65c to 35c per yard. Black Camel’s Hair Grenadines cut from 2.75 to 1.00 per yard. 125 quality Barred Etamine reduced to 75c. Nun’s ceilings fall from 65c to 50c per yard. Popular and fast selling.
Dress fabrics priced from two to five dollars
The notice lists fabrics available on the center table including full dress options. Prices shown are two, three, four, and five dollars for each, with double-stripe, plaid, check, and plain cheviot varieties noted as fine imported.
New Goods Sold Amid Loss For Importer
New goods were sold at prices ranging from 250 to 350 dollars. An importer incurs a loss on the deal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican Movement
ME. Gibbs
A. H. Rowand
Collector Warmcastle
Rowley Eather
Tle
Howley
Sean
Warmcastle
Americus
Shdp
Captain Sweeney
L.T. Yoder
Prohibitionists
Second Brigade Board of Examiners
Germania Savings Bank
la Belle Steel Company
New England
Thomas McBride
Labelle Works
McBride
Vesuvius
Mons
Gerome
Meers
Mose Meers
William Conrad
C. W. Fish
Nero
Rome
the Insurance Company
Laemers
Sul
ER. P
W. J. Shields
New Wilmington
J.J. Duncan
Columbus City
Laws
Exchange
Mrs. Farrell
Alderman McMasters
Ocean City
Mitroom
Honxe & Co
Penn Avenue
C. Baeverlein Brewing Company
Bennetts
Telephone
Peter
Paul
Dizon's Hollow
John Smiths
Biber & Easton
Tesiz
India
Orkee
ST. Aultissu
Isa
Jos. Horne
Penn Avenue Stores
Sarahs
China
Mattings
Groetzinger
Sarees Bartlett
J. C. Bartlett
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