Farrell Ends Pittsburg Rally With Fine Stop
In Cincinnati on August 3, Cincinnati beat Pittsburg 5 to 4 as Farrell made a crucial stop on a grounder in the ninth inning. Key players included Kelly driving in runs for Cincinnati, and Beckley, Farrell, and Littl Shugart contributing in the field. Mil ler, ONeill, and Comiskey stood out for Pittsburg in a hard fought contest that featured strong pitching and late scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cincinnatis
Mets
Comiskey
Reds
Texas
Littl Shugart
Beckley
Farrell
Kelly
Arlie Latham
Boey
Lathem
O'Neill
Holliday
Wood
Vaughn
Ebret
Bierbauver
Dwyer
Slmugart
Dierbauer
Welch
Genina
Louisville HBP A E Cleyteland Braves' Match Summary
Farned Jone Cereland two year hits Davis Zimmer Stolen bases Brown Kawett O'Connor Double plays McKean McKean Childs Virtue. First base on balls Clausen rereo Struck out Clausen 6. Umpire Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cleyteland
Feyor Oko
Lee
Ieee i Ean
A. Bascot
Virtwe
Jennings
Whistler
Connor
Grim
New York Dominates Washington In Fair Weather Game
New York 8 Washington 0. Attendance 1,817. The New Yorks played well and outpaced the Senators with strong hitting and solid defense. Pitcher details and line scores are listed, noting Burke and Radford as top contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
New Yorks
Wells
Senators
To Day's League Schedule Plays Across Major Leagues
The schedule lists Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Louisville Besderrae at Brooklyn Baltimore at Boston and Washington at New York for today’s league games in major circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louisville
Besderrae
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
New York
Galvin Released as Brown Club Makes Infield Changes
St. Louis Aug 3 special report Galvin released by the Brown club tonight with Crooks moving to third Pinkney to be released earlier Brodie shifts to second and George Gore takes over center field duties. Von Der Ahe makes the changes as Crooks and Galvin depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
St. Louis
Gal- Tin
Pinkney
von der Ahe
Crooks
Brodie
Pines
George Gore
Three A s Beat Boston A A Team In Park Game
Three A s faced Boston A A at Three A Park in a low attendance contest. McCandless pitched three innings for the locals before Robertson relieved him. Highlands started for the visitors and shut down the home club. Weak hitting plagued the locals as Boston A A pushed across five runs off errors and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A's
Boston A. A
McCandress
Robertson
Highlands
Mason
Cook
Farren
McCandless
Dickinson
Stearn
Soule
Anderson
Stearns
Sclayer
Allentown Altoona Minor League Baseball Results
Summary of multiple games showing hits and errors for Allentown versus Altoona and Wilkes-Barre versus Johnstown, with batterymatches listed. Includes first and second games and scoring lines, noting final tallies and fielding errors for each team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Trinertese Sien
Cpepecsvers
Altoona
Lukena and
Pot
Hayes and Flanigan
Willkestare
Johnstown
Mays
Cote
Jordan
Smiux
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesharre
Whikesbarre
Seamon and Gore
Smith and Sasink
Scranton
Times and Commercial Gazette Clash in Championship at Wilkinsburg Park
The Times and Commercial Gazette met in the Newspaper League final at Wilkinsburg Park. Times dominate with superior stick work and strong battery McKeever Lavelle for Times. Final score line shows detailed hits and errors, game lasting about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Commercial Gazette
Wilkinsburg Park
Times
Commercial Gazette
TimeClury
McKeever
Lavelle
Gusti
Monr
Magne
Ross and Folsom
Louisville Club Seeks Mullane With No Offer Admitted
The Louisville club had offered Mullane for services while Comiskey stated Mullane had already been released. President Stuckey denied any offer, and Captain Pfeffer cited busyness and declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Club
Mullane
Comiskey
Mllane
Stuckey
Pfeffer
Fragmented Baseball Notes Highlight Parochial League Reform
A collage of sports notes references teams and players across leagues. Mentions Minersville State beating Clarion, Brooklyn and Lovett in box, and Shadyside reserves winning. includes umpire remarks and crowds at a Baltimore game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zan Cur Daye Sena
Baar Gapperen
Tre Mi Stars
IS Tod
Bostons
New York
Minersville State
Clarions
W. Long
Ji Tynxg
Harvard
Staten Island Cricket Gas
Aakment
J. Smythe Club
Ina
Oakmont Grounds
W. J. Clintons
Natrona
Pennsylvania
Batarany
W.J. Clinton
Satrona
Brooklyn
Lovett
Bridgeport
Fraskuin
Atlanta
Scnarrr Joyce
Dar
New Yorks
Tel
Sullivan Corbett Showdown Looms in New Orleans
Captain William Opinion reports Sullivan and Corbett training hard for a world title fight in New Orleans with predictions of a desperate battle. He notes Sullivan’s strong training and Corbett’s confidence, plus undercard bouts including Myer vs McAnnliffe and Fitzsimmons vs O'Brien, with 2000 northern fans traveling for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Williams
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Sullivan
Corbett
John Los
Richburgh
Kilrain
Sullivan-Corbett
Myer
McAnnliffe
Fitzsimmons
O'Brien
England
Dixon-Skelly
Brooklyn
Nobody to Fight Fitz The Olympic Club Fails to Secure Opponent
Captain Williams of the Olympic Club says few strong boxers will fight Fitzsimmons, Costello is paired with Alex Greggins, blocking a Costello match. The club may bid for a Fitzsimmons bout with Hall or Pritchard winner around Mardi Gras. Fitzsimmons plans may leave for New York after stopping engagements to train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rans
Williams
Olympic Club
Fitzsimmons
Costello
Alex Greggins
Mardi Gras
Bob Fitzsimmons
New
Local Drugstore Ad Praises Medicine Effectiveness
G W Shivell of Wickliffe Ohio notes a rising bowel illness this season and reports urgent demand for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He claims four bottles sold this morning and says several cures followed. For sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shivell
Wickliffe
Chamberlain
Wrhsu
Toronto SOD Return Special to Allegheny Valley
Train service from Union Station departs at 6 30 and 8 00 for a round trip to Mastinke coachies Pullman buffet parlor and sleeping cars. Tickets are valid five days returning with travel via Allegheny Valley Railway on Saturday August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Allegheny Valley Railway
Mastinke
Union Station
To Kansas City and Return for 81735 Via Pennsylvania Lines
Travel offer from Pittsburg to Kansas City and return for 8 1735 dollars with a limited return by October 45. Low fares from other Pennsylvania Lines ticket stations noted. Inquire at the nearest Pennsylvania Line ticket agent for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Pitteparg
Pennsylvania Line
Safe Deposit at Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Advisory copy urges customers to store valuables such as silverware and other items in the bank's safe deposit vaults on Fourth Avenue for absolute protection at a small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenus
Vacancy ad offers nominal cost for room rental space
The notice promotes advertising a vacant room with a nominal price, claiming good returns. It emphasizes the department handles the listing and suggests quick occupancy through standard ad channels.
Uncle John Again Turner Suspected at Buffalo Races
Turner is suspected of holding another occupation during events at Buffalo races, raising questions about his involvement and status in the scene. Local officials consider the matter unresolved as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Buffalo
Judges Order Clark Down In Brightons Grand Circuit
Thoroughbred racing at Brighton Beach features five heat winners in the 2:29 class amid a shifting lineup. In the pacing match the substitute race saw Wilkes Golddust lead early and Rose Filkins clinch the final heat while Bert Sheldon and Excellence also posted victories. Summary lists several horses and their times across the program with a large mixed card to be completed on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato
Mascot
Johnson
New York
Stallles
Wilkes Golddust
Rose Filkins
Binghamton
Nellie B
Philadelphia
Ed Geers
Chimes Loy
Geers
Turner
Clark
Nellie BR
Feld
Lamont
Brighton Beach Race Meets Turbulent Heat With Narrow Finishes
Crowds of 6,000 endured a hot wind as Early Blossom won the opening five furlongs at Brighton Beach. Plunger fell to St Hubert after a strong start, Nick Barren took second. Prince George and Sandowna failed to deliver, Tea Tray surged past Willie L by a nose in a tight finish. Lord Dalmeny mishandled late, Jack Rose saved by a head, Zenobia faded to Elia by a length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Brace
Fvorite
Michael Dwyer
St. Hubert
Fitzpatrick
Nick Barren
the Sports
Prince George
Studio 65
Sandowna
Lakeland
Willie J
Willie L
Tes Tray
To& Lakeland
Lord Dalmeny
Walker
Jack Rose
Zenobia
Elia
Early Blossom
Tattler
Aya Teng
Bob
Sir Hubert
Furionga
Sandowne
Tea Tray
Disease among trotters shocks Palo Alto horse stock
San Francisco reports an epidemic among racehorses at Palo Alto as Senator Stanford stallion Sport dies from pneumonia and inflammation of the powers. Bad water is blamed. many thoroughbreds are coughing and stock farms in San Jose and Hobart report severe losses. Great stallion Stamboul is moved to Stockton to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Stanford
Sport
Palo Alto
Hobart
Aria San Joso
Stamboul
Stockton
Piedmont
Sullivan Weight Loss Report From Training Camp
John L. Sullivan weighed 217 pounds after a ten mile jaunt, a 36 pound drop in five weeks. The regimen shifted to evenings for baths due to heat, Sullivan in excellent condition aside from a sore left foot. About 800 people visited the training quarters on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Place Inc
N. Y
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Taylor Sets New Mile Bicycle Record at Hampden Park
George F. Taylor of the Manhattan Athletic Club lowered the world mile bicycle record to 1:11 flat in a time trial at Hampden Park, beating his previous mark of 2:14 1 5. Officials included referee F C Graves and starters H A Ball, with pacers from Springfield and Manhattan clubs. The day featured faster three quarter mile and half mile standards, with quarter splits listed as 33 5, 41 25, 2 14 6, and final mile 2 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parsons
George RK. Verrall
Timora
J. A. Bryan
Cheries E. Whipple
A. O. McGarrett
H. A. Ball
E. A. Nelson
Springfield Bicycle Club
W. 8. Campbell
Manhattan Athletic Club
J. Olmentead
Thomas Ralph
Springfe
Zimmerman
Wateones
Smothers and Balsinger Matched for 8500 Ride
Promised best regional foot race as Lyman Smothers of this town and John Balsinger of Uniontown agreed to a 10 yard dash at Uniontown on August 20 for 500 a side with Smothers giving three yards start. Smothers, once fast, but hampered by recent injury, trains here while backers favor Balsinger amid heavy betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Balyer
Tennis at Congress Springs Park heats up at Saratoga
At Congress Springs Park on Aug 5 Saratoga lawn tennis tourney drew larger crowds with improving weather. In men’s singles first round results show Hall over Hall, Gillette over Esselst, Cluette over Heywood, Knapp over Stevens, Slocum over Gates. In doubles Slocum and Clark defeated Gillette and E Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Congress Springs Park
W.G. Hall
Bixby
Hall
Esselst
Gillette
Cluette
Heywood
Knapp
Stevens
Slocum
Gates
Pemberthy and Temple Duel in City Pigeon Shoot
In MassiLtoy on August 3 a live pigeon shoot between Will Pemberthy and Tom Temple of Canal wan drew a strong crowd. The match, played for $200, featured alternating shots with bets and a contentious finish as the hot favorite edged ahead before a final claim of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MassiLtoy
Will Pemberthy
Tom Temple
Canal Wan
Young Men's Catholic Club Field Day at Ippa Grove
The Young Men's Catholic Club hosts a field day at Ippa Grove this Saturday featuring events such as 100 yard dash, sprint, one mile and two mile runs, 120 yard swim, running high jump, and ball throwing. Officials include J M Waren Andrew, J McGlonias, John Gandley, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&tholic Club
Ippa Grove
Incleor
J. M. Waren
Andrew
Aeabey
McGlonias
John Gandley
Pittsburg Association Football Club Organized at Local Hotel
A meeting at George Tann's hotel last evening formed the Pittsburg Association Football Club. John Matthews became president with Harry Wood as secretary and treasurer. A follow up meeting is set for next Saturday at 7 20 at Georges Tann's. potential members may apply to Harry Wood at 20 Grove Street, City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tann
Pittsburg
John Matthews
Harry Wood
Georges Tann
Wishin
Wood
Harry
Grove Street
City
There Goes Another Bicycle Record
George F. Taylor of the Manhattan Athletic Club New York rode Hampden Park from a standstill and cut the world mile record to 2 7 10. He lowered Willie Windle's mark of 2 15 with a remarkable time tonight. The event followed yesterday's 2 15 mile effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Srs
New York
Read
Baltimore
Oholes
Smythes
Allegheny County
George E. Fitch
Ferguson Block
Shadyside
Harry Jordan
Hawes
Elec
Elkton
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Otton
Philadelphia Inquirer
Don Lyons
Wen Roe
Som Crone
Srnmworktup
Mass
George F. Taylor
Manhattan Athletic Club
Hampden Park
Wiliie Windle
Foley to Meet Koos in Warren Neasinee Foot Race
Warnes August 3 report states J Foley of Warren will race Emil Koos of Oil City in a neasinee foot race for a stake of 50 or more a side. Forfeit arranged by the Oil City Exchange vice president and covered by Mr. A. Time and place to be fixed by August 3.
William's Yacht Again Beaten in Squadron Race
The Emperor's yacht lost to the Iverna in the Squadron prizes race. In the Australian cap event Prince Henry's yacht Irene was defeated with Queen Mab taking the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorpes
Iverna
Prince Henry
Irene
Brighton Cup Race Won by Buccaneer at August Meet
Lexpos Aug 3 The Brighton cup race at the August meeting was won by Buccaneer, belonging to Lord Losslyn. Lady Rosebe, owned by Mr Abington, finished second, and Astley’s Mar! Price came in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Brighton
Lord Losslyn
Buccaneer
Abington
Lady Rosebe
J. XII
Astley
Mar! Price
Picked Up By The Police Arrests On The Pennsylvania Road
Albert Ciartos and Dennis Koollen were arrested on theft with trespassing charges by Watchman William Burke. They received five days in jail each. Rosexr Beanp, a Black Diamond Steel Works employee, fought with a coworker and was arrested by Officer Reese. Police seek Paul Mitrick, 2 years old, in missing conditions with his mother in Hungary writing for help. Joax O Nem and others were arrested for disorderly conduct after a keg beer dispute on Greenfeld avenue. Arthur Morgan suffered facial injuries during the brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alnert Ciartos
Dennis Koollen
William Burke
Pennsylvania
Ley
Rosexr Beanp
Black Diamond Steel Works
Tonserdey
Ficer Reese
Twelfth Ward
Paul Mitrick
Leutschan
Hungary
Forma
Joax O'Nem
Nellis Coughlin
Arthur Morgan
Edward Evans
Samuel Morgan
Conghilin
Greenfeld Avenue
Arthur Mo
River News and Notes From Louisville Harbor
Louisville report notes good business with clear weather. River stage shows 2 feet 4 inches of fall and canal depth at 4 feet. Mentions boats Leona and Firetwo bound for Evansville and canal traffic under John W. Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Iver
Evansville
John W. Hart
One Moat Being Repaired and Another to Be Launched This Week
Brownsville report notes the veteran towboat Snow HI Coil Company owns is in the Brownsville boatyard for repairs and a new packet Sunshine is being built at Axton and Sons for A J Sweeney and Son and will be launched this week. The Sunshine will be 210 feet long the largest yet built here and will operate between Pittsburg and Wheel. The river is too low for barges causing coal works to suspend operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browwsville
Aug
Snow HI Coil Company
Brownsville
Sunshine
Axton & Sons
A. J. Sweeney & Son
Hee
Pittsburg
Wheelhe
Thomas F. Meleary
Ashe
Inmot’s
Daris
Tare Acorn
H. EK
Bedford
Wheelin
Browneville
Weather and River Readings at Towns
Upper Gauges show the Allegheny Junction river at 2 feet 6 inches and falling. Wannex river at 4 feet, rising. Montgomery Town river at 4 feet 5 inches and steady. Brownsville river at 6 feet and stationary. Cloudy and warm with thermometers noted at several sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghenyt Junction
Wannex
Mongaantown
Brownsvilly
Sy. Me
River Conditions and Arrivals at Parkersburg and Cincinnati
River levels reported as four feet four inches and falling at Parkersburg with vessels Departed Ben Hur and Arrived Moxie from New Orleans. Cityers seek same port. looks for Clear and warm weather. Cincinnati shows river at eight feet eight inches and rising. Silver reports warm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Lizzie Ban
Et Clear
St. Luci
Moxie
New Orleans
Cincinnati
River traffic and boat activity at Fogstown area noted
Ships and steamers like Tre Ark and George Shiras were repainted or moved, with arrivals at the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers. The Davis Dam report shows water at a three feet eleven inch level after a minor rise, while locks and gate repairs cause delays.
Short Stories of City Life in Pittsburgh Area
Laborer Petre McNary at Linden Steel Works fractured right leg and crushed right hand when heavy Plate filling toppled at trezo Toraxoe. James Manison, 92, fell from a porch on Adams Street, Allegheny, fracturing his right thigh. Trackman Jons Agro, 61, killed as freight engine struck him at Ben Venue station. Vorraxems, an Italian, killed by train No. K at Larimer station. Harvey Waters, 12, knocked down by runaway horse on Market Street, Allegheny, with no serious injury. Charles Widemas, 61 Concord Street, Allegheny, broke ankle when headlock fell on foot while stone chipping. Wy admitted to Homeopathic Hospital. Tal Haysville Cornet Band and guest bands to perform at Haysville Park tomorrow and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petre McNary
Linden Steel Works
Pittsburg
James Manison
Adams Street
Allegheny
Jons Agro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ben Venue
mosPine
Ders Vorraxems
Larimer
Penonsylvania
Harvey Waters
Market Street
Juniata Street
Charles Widemas
Concord Street
Homeopathic
Hos P
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion Tickets To Denver and More
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets August 2 to 6 with return validity. Round trip from Pittsburgh to Denver priced at $21.35 and to Kansas City and return at $17 with same dates. Extension to Atlantic City via RB 40.8. KR. One must use these within travel limits and depart Pittsburgh at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Denver
Pittsburz
Kansas Ae
Atlantic City
Kate
Was City
Pittsvarg
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Enret
Clevelands
Pittsborg
Miller
Latham
Smith
Pittsbong
Moishey
Genin
Heliy
Iver P
SMM
Wai
Cincinnat
Pitteburn
Clorinnati
Pittshors
Kit Miller
Staten
Redly
Donavan
Jerban
Dowble
BePlice
Canary
Voragin
Wyer
Pieret
Aaa
Ffaltimore
Bostox
KAY
Edaltinons
Ak McCartey
Joots
VanHal Nm
Long A
Osotelfe
Heity, c
Stove
Sesh Duu
Td Omaligan
Vecket
Keurkens
Lowe
Ofodin
Aa Quinn
Stricker
Slivella
Rae BO
Tiusten
OprAereoonk
Hammer
Inracovot
Esraed
Heston
Teoromse Uit
Metarthy
Cetarty
Stiretta
Vicker
Keoltyson
The
Philadelphian
Brooklyns
Attendanes
Pitha
Haniten
Ogrifin
Connert
Mgorceran
Hishiman
Ward
Tirtapeon
Browthers
Crome
Allen
Dally
Carsey
Clements
Balle
Patmeese
Delshanty
Sy Strack
Hal Corcoran
Passea Pall—O
Loulavitie
Loumrviins
Clausen
Clarkson
Childs
Sewtork Rmf & Sere
Radford
H. Lyons
Perene
Boyth
Crane
Odaffy
Fuller
Ijmobtesons
Richardean Nese
Puller
Boyle
Ovie
Robinson
Jones
Silliest
Galvin
Fati
Turee A
Rostona
Rebetae Anderson
Gray
Boston AL Aclu
Boston A.A
Egie Dickinson
M Stearn
Orbett
Byr Robertson
J. By A. Highlands
Prieh—Highlands
Empire
Gam
Altoena
Omar Er Eee Tn Moon
Odsons A Fianigain
Bcranton
Cee Seeeel
Danville
Cesseneed Ou
Hity—Scranton
Ereme-Shveaton
Danvile
Hatteries—Southard
McCarthye Swift
Goodhart
Sota Eoe -Rennenreds
LOS FO Mees
Hite
Seranton
Prrore
Scramton
Batterles
McCarethy
Rhodes
Fox
Inportrs
Joyce
Tom Daly
Brouthers
Byrnes
Pearls
Wagner
Washingtons Sizned
Mulvey
Alitaxor
Youngstowns
Alliance
Tighland Park
Towntown
Dacvarian
Townes
Townu
Scheibie
Woods
Markie
Alien
Youngsto Aliance
Youungstown
Ile
Br Soheible
Ebrookvillea
Bucerville
Brookvilles
Lindseys
Brookville
Whithil Wherle
Mullen
Satterlee
Whitthil
Duncan
Lindsey
Wherle
Cutler
Wallace
Brappoon
Kenney's Grove
Mullane Ia
Jon KeLly
Aerlaman Ke Whistler
Loulshire
William Opinion
Kentucky
Niagara Falls
Uncle John
Brighton Beach
Banizts
Lam
Chimes
Goiddus
Bip. i
Maggie Monroe
Ro Peers
Belmont
Shine Tii
Paragon
Leigh
Busteed
Taylor
Hellgate
Covington
Elso
Can Can
Avegue Belmood
Stonemason
Balbriggan
Huron
Gare Secon
Santa Anna Io
Falee Abrensos
Carter
Ttl
Ie Cree
Mione Iit
Leveler
Gotthiane Toi
Tactician
Jt Malachi
Tasso
Jar Fine
Gladiator
Eire
Monmouth
Mile
Julio
Harlem
Fey
Baten
Anthony
Matthew
Sir Th
Omni Bog
Gauhe
Selting
Pnmag
Specie
Thwarters
Selll Kre
Rolie
Peadek
Ceell
Fily Gampetm Wilkes
Ida
Baratoge
Bar Roca
Aus
Doctor
Eisino
Mary
Rainbow
Awat
Smothers
Balsinger
Raw
Masalilloy
M. c
Warren
William
Tre Ark
Fogstown
John Moren
Allegheny River
Davis Dam
Hiver
General Dawes
Church
Tue VI
Monongahela
Tre George Shiras
Loulaville
A. J. Henderson
Loch Keefer
Philip Ansonute
A. 8. Booth
Hudson
Clarton
J. M. Gusky
Kinoner’s Grove
M. E. Church of the
Cielee
Tal Haysville Cornet
Haysville Park
Coraopolis
Denver, Col
Lake Superior
Lake Ontario
Saskachewan
St. Lawrence Valley
West Gulf Coast
Lake
Middle Eastern
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Maritimes
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf
Prrresveg
Pittsburgers
Grand Union
E.R. Blagden
Mele
L. G. Einstein
St. Denis
Dirs. Agbert
Gilsey
L J. Jenkins
Westminster
G. W. Melee
Continental
Syaurching
Logist
California
Cal
York
Blackwells
Gle
Blackwell's
Durham Tobacco Co
Durham, N. C
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