Fall trotting meet at Homewood Park planned for September
Pittsburg plans a four day fall trotting meeting at Homewood Park starting September 23. Two major matches are likely: pacers Dallas and Hal Pointer in a 3 of 5 heats for 2000 a side with Park Association adding 1100. Rosalind Wilkes versus Belle Hamlin for 5000 aside with 1000 added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PitMurgers
Homewood Park
G. A. McCracken
Dallas
Hal Pointer
Rosalind Wilkes
Beile Hamlin
M. McCormick
The
Park Association
McCracken
McCormick
Sire Bros
Belle Hamlin
Homewood
Hamlin
Terre Haute
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pittsh
Cusick's Horee Wins 2:20 Trotting Race at Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York the 220 trotting race postponed from yesterday concluded today with Owen Cusick's horse Bravie winning. The event faced a rainstorm that disrupted finishing and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cusick
Poro Ekerrste
Anton
Owen Cusick
Bravie
Poor Card And Rain Delays At Chicago Racing Meet
August 21 Chicago reports a weak racing card with uncertain events as rain makes tracks heavy owners reluctant to start horses Palo Alto-Jack match postponed to tomorrow afternoon Five races listed with results from Palo Alto and San Mateo venues show early times and placements in each race with Simalos English Lady and other runners noted in order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasninotTor Pak
Chicago
Iast
Corrigan Case Denies Immunity and Accuses Perjury
The Corrigan filing in circuit court today denies the accusation of immunity for gamblers and sellers and receipt of a corruption fund. It counters that the complainants have committed perjury in making the allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
Answer
Races At Monmouth Park Post Quick Results
Race day results from Monmouth Park show Biedsoe winning the first one mile event with Chemist and Ed Bepper following. Serts Campbell takes the six furlongs in race two with Emmard second and Adventurer third. Time 1 65. Fifth race seven furlongs tops Worth over Singard and Kenwood. Time 1 23. Other placings include Clawood and Chesapeake with varied times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BanaTooa
Dri Secon Hartson
Asa Woes
Simalos
Monmoorh Park
Biedsoe
Chemist
Ed Bepper
Serts Campbell
Emmard
Adventurer
Porter
Kildeer Fret
Hood Toam
Deman
Worth
Singgard
Kenwood
Clawood
Chesapeake
Brooklyn and Pittsburg Play by Day in Two League News
August 21 dispatch from Brooklyn reports a tied game through seven innings between Brooklyn Players' League and Pittsburg Players' League. Ward's team shifted momentum in the eighth with a three-run inning. Beckley and Corcoran made key plays, while Ward was out sick in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet Haslen
Jobo Ward
the Dispatch
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Players’ League
Pittsburg Players’ League
Eastern Park
Staley
Ward
Philadelphia
Hayes
Beckley
Pitwburg
Kuehne Corcoran
Quisn
Orr
Philadelphia Players Beat Chicago In Close Game
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 6 to 4 in a fielding efficient afternoon. Attendance 2318. Notable plays include stolen bases by O Neill and Hyson and strong performances from Hallman Pickett Farrar and Milligan. Umpires Ferguson and Williamson officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelpia Players’ Club
Chicago
PHILA
Reepar Grifin
Baty
Bo Vee
Shindie
Hallman
Geran
Mim T Hee Dtulvey
Pickett
Comlakey
O’ Neill
Hyon
Aes An Sen
Aallman
Farrar
Milligan
Is “O'Neill
Comiskey
Williamson
King
Ferguson
New York Defeats Cleveland in Easy Baseball Victory
New Yorks Ewing led a one sided win over Cleveland at Brotherhood Park as Brown, Ewing, Connor and Whitney produced the bulk of the offense. Batters and pitchers faced routine work with Bakely earning the win and umpires Knight and Jones calling the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AB Pae
Cleveland
AE Brown
Browning
Ewing
Pelety
Connor
Fas
Larkin
Basre
Brown
Snntters
J See
Whitney
Bolen Boses
Batere
Bor
Tindford
Sotell Witd
Bakely
Tilme
Knight
Jones
Heard Fails to Deliver for Pittsburgh in Close Phillies Win
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh as Heard, billed as an Egyptian-looking amateur, struggled to seal the victory. Bergers error produced three Phillies runs while Heard was hit only twice, with solid defense from Jordan Sunday and Allen and notable base work by Lytle and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelhia
Pittsburgs
Sam Thompson
Evansville
Arun
Berger
Phillies
Oly
Jordan
Sunday
Allen
Lytle
Hamilton
Gray
Threebagger
Miller
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
New York August 21 Brooklyn N L shut out Chicago today 6 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Pinkney Caroll and Cooney featured in a tight defensive battle as Brooklyn piled up the runs late and Chicago struggled at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Bostor
Roof AB
Cleveland
Igher
Fi Sullivan
Smailey
Ia McGarr
West
Kennett
Zimmere
Oelmey
Zimmer
Delane
Bennett
Spite-Powen
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
N. L
Cuicag
Cooney
Colling
Carroll
Pinkney
Earle
Burna
Anson
Fouts
Karns
Terry
Glenalvin
O'Daly
Kitridge
O'Brien
Hutchoan
Ojsmiths
Wilmot
Errora
Chick Lefton
Pinckner
Collies
O' Brien
National League and Players League matchups listed
Ball games today include National League Pittsburg at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and Cleveland at Boston. Players League matchups feature Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cleveland at New York Buffalo at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia. No Association games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
P.L
Pituebdberg
P. L
Eee
Buffalo
New York
Cleveland
Pitnborg
N. I
Brooklys
N. L
Chicago
N. 1
Clectecati
SN. L
Bester
N.d
W. L. Fe
Boston
Sune - L. Pe
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Association
Brooklyn, Rochester, and St Louis Batteries in New York Area Play
Summary of multiple baseball results and lineups across cities including Brooklyn, Rochester, and St Louis with match details and player names. Rain halted a recreation park game between Our Boys and Bridgeville, with a rescheduled afternoon date and listed nine players for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columdus
Brooklyn
Gastriebt
O'Connor
Ford and Bowes
Sarsembas
Lou A Looleville
Recreation Park
Our Boys
Bridgeville
Oarmith
Dietz
Penington
Leng
Shames
Pritchard
Walter
Vetter
Rein
Mallory
Eneahge Sulak
Cutler
Hanser
G. Smith
Jones
The Corey Tournament Brings Good Shooting Despite Rain
In Corny Pennsylvania on August 21 the Corey Tournament saw strong shooting despite unfavorable weather from rain. Contest results list multiple events with names such as Wolstencroft Cody White McMurchy and Mallory, with trophies and place standings across singles and wards contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corny
Wolstencroft
Cody
J. White
McMurchy
Benscotter
Linsley
Kelsey
Heikes
James
Bristol
White
Tippy Dickey
F. E. Mallory
McDonald
Crosby
Zigler
Ei Burbige
Mell Hill
J. F. Mallory
Stevens
Osborne
Clover
Benscotver
Me Endige
James Orst
Omen
Dr. Miller
EK D. Miller
J. PF
Dickey
Zigier
Linble
Thurman
Barse
Folsom
Skinner
Willey
Wolsey
Benscoter
Windsor
Sera Crosby
MccMurchy
Kel- 4
D. Miller
I. F. Mallory
Burmesa Bristol
McClure
Tippy
Genoineed
F. Bolsey
Bravens
McMurphy
A de Milter
Aise
Whitney
Burbige
Pape
E. D. Miller
L Wile
Cartridge Company
Gun Shooters at Findlay Tournament Close Draws Large Crowd
The Findlay club tournament concluded amid threatening weather drawing many contestants and spectators. Ten events featured a $50 guarantee for two divisions with Richard Smith of Toledo winning the top prize by 18 hits in the final match. local merchants awarded prizes to players with the most wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Sivelen
Richard Smith
Toledo
Local Sportsmen Crack Down on Illegal Rabbit Shooting
Residents of New Caste Pennsylvania warn that rabbits are being killed recklessly with illegal methods. A local club plans to raise a purse and prosecute violators. A game warden will enforce rules as the shooting season nears to prevent field depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Caste
Dawlish Athletic Club Sets American High Jump Record
At a Dawlish meeting today Mr Bowden broke the American record for the high jump with a 6 ft 6 in effort. The club’s event featured strong performances and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublap
Dawlish
Dawlish Athletic Club
Bowden
Tennis at Narragansett crowds stage week’s best matchups
At Narragansett RI on August 2 a large crowd watched the tennis tournament. J W Carver defeated D Miller in three sets, D Campbell beat Huntington in an unfinished match, and Carver later edged Campbell in the final round for singles. Doubles results featured Hubbard and Manchester, and Miller with Wrigh t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett
J. W. Carver
D. Miller
Campbell
R. P. Huntington
O Campbell
A. H. Hubbard
B. B. Manchester
T. P. Borden
J. C. Elliott
S.C. Hodge
H. M. Alexander
JJ. Cramana
E.G. Snow
A. E. Wrigh
M. Graham
W. Birce
Degarmandia
W. RK. Weeoen
Se T. Steele
T. Ar Chase
F. Moorhead
H. M. Birce
E. A. Thompson
W. BR. Wright
H. Manchester
M. H. Wildes
B. Dinsmore
M.S. Degarmandia
Altoona Tennis Club Day Sees Rain Delays
Heavy showers disrupted the Altoona Tennis Club third day with little betting and many disappointments. Brookes beat Fay 6-3 4-1 in gentlemans singles while Lee and Brookes split one set 6-1 in Galf. Hooper and Lee won gentlemens doubles 3 6 1 and Miss A Holmes defeated Miss Askow 6-3 7-5 in ladies singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Hooper
Lee
Kipkead
Barry
Miss A. Holmes
Miss Askow
New Local Athletic Club Organized After Cricket Dispute
Local efforts form a general athletic club to include cricket football and lawn tennis. A September 4 meeting will finalize organization at Exposition Park for contests and a football league may arise. Members of the Pittsburg Cricket Club and the Players' Sce ee Club are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Cricket Club
Exposition Park
Sce Ee
Toronto athlete to headline local Caledonian sports on Labor Day
Word reached the city that E. W. Johnson of Toronto, noted as a champion all round athlete, will participate in the Caledonian sports on Labor Day. Miss Aggie Rankin and Leu Wilson of Woodstock, Canada, champions in Scotch dancing, will compete in the dancing contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Johnson
Toronto
Ponpee
Aggie Rankin
Leu Wilson
Woodstock
Canada
Sporting Notes and Races Across Local Clubs
Tuaford Street Stars invite Forbes Street Blogs to respond as Cleveland and Pittsburg drummers prepare for a ball game at Eecrestion Park tomorrow. Stonecutters Association plans seven events at Ross Grove with valuable prizes. Bridgeville Club faces GWoteet Recreation Park for a match. LUMINATOR, a Youngstown stallion, owned by Davis and Maclurg, has died. Brunot Island hosts an all day shoot by Herron Hill Gun Club with six contests and ten bird limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuaford Street
Forbes Street
James
Murry
Boyd
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Eecrestion Park
Stonecutters’ Association
Ross’ Grove
P. Mayza
Bridgeville
Ampere
Gwoteet Recreation Park
Tecay
Youngstown
Davis & Maclurg
Lumps
George Wilkes
Brunot’s Island
Herron Hill Gon Club
Late News In Brief From Across The Globe
Reports note good crops in the Canadian Northwest and military maneuvers at Narva expected to finish today. Miners and dockworkers strike actions headline Europe, with Tilberry dockmen winning a victory and Borinage miners striking. Armenian reforms discussed as the Sultan agrees to change. Charlesp Singh pardoned after apology. Phosphate lands owners in Canada delay rate talks with English syndicate. Dr Peters due in Berlin Monday with expedition results. A boat swamping at Conway Wales claims eight drowned. another incident mentions a large ship ashore off Long Beach Long Island. Pro Defense of England attacks perceived imperial threats. Spring Hill coal mines near Halifax concede all demands of 11,000 strikers. Boston area furnace workers plan nine hour day from September. Minneapolis census enumerator proceedings dismissed on overruling. An injured railroad accident in Mags, E. C. Bailey dies, death toll rises. Mexican government grants Roman art exhibition concession in 1872. French mill mission assists Sultan in artillery amid rebel Zemmour. France supports international Red Sea maritime accord to suppress cholera. US mission deaths from African fever noted. Owensboro Ky banker H Gaus dies after short illness with $1900 shortage. Cincinnati Times-Star elevator accident kills John Mots. Island switchmen strike ends as George Murphy reinstated. William Taylor kills William Barber at Lakeside Park in Goshen Indiana over a woman with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narva
Tilberry
England
Armenia
Charlesp Singh
Canada
Peters
Berlin
Conway
Wales
Diana
Hamburg
New York
Long Beach
L. L
Great Britain
Spring Hill
Halifax
N.S
Boston
Vicinity
Minneapolis
McCaffrey
E. C. Bailey
Rains
Mag
Mexico
Zemmour
France
Ee Tealy
Red Sea
Mraingman
Mission Rt
United States
Godan Te
H. ©. Gaus
Bank of Commerce
Owensboro
John Mots
Cincinnati Times-Star
St. John
George Murphy
Island
Willam Taylor
William Barber
Lakeside Park
Goshen
Ind
Jee
Taylor
Good Clothes Cheap at Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co
The Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co offers seven styles of men’s sack and cutaway suits marked 6 and 8 to attract shoppers this season. Pants priced at 1.25 compare unfavorably to other stores charging 2.50. Displayed in corner show windows, corner Grant and Diamond streets near the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitisburg Combination Clothing Company
P. C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
the Court House
Ladies' Selc Parlors Close Summer Stock on Dresses and Gowns
Notice notes dresses and gowns reduced to close summer stock at Parcels & Jones, 29 Fifth Ave. A death notice appears with a funeral to be held August 21 for an unnamed recipient, brief obituary details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcels & Jorzs
Fifth Ave
Powderly explains causes of Knights of Labor strike action
The piece outlines General Executive Board strategy and Powderly’s stance as labor tensions rise in New York. It notes orders to convene district assemblies, the move toward a potential general strike, and the dismissal of Knights of Labor members by the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, with efforts at amicable settlement failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Powderly
Knights
Executive Board
Lee
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Order of the Knights of Labor
Order
Knights of Labor
J. J. Holland
Webb
Holland
Mr. Holland
K. of L
District Assembly
Debs Says United Action Needed to Enable Strike
Debs in Terre Haute says a strike on the New York Centre road requires united action. He notes Supreme Council meetings must have full representation and a single negative vote blocks any strike, with California delegates possibly absent and San Francisco meeting plans in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Debs
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
New York Centre Road
Supreme Council
Sargent
Howard
Sweeny
Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
Brotherhood of
California
Strikers Capture New Arrivals at Buffalo Meeting
In Buffalo August 21 striking workers seized forty or so men who had arrived in the city for a large meeting. The captives included hires from Chicago and St Louis who claimed they were deceived about tasks and were told they were to accompany protected workers. No other change in the situation was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Central
Lens
Chicano
St Louis
Mishaps of a Day in Pittsburgh and Nearby Areas
A series of mishaps occurred yesterday including a five year old struck by a buggy on West Main street, a beam injuring a worker at Liggett's Spring and Axle Works, a grinder at McNeil Bros.' Boiler and Machine Shops crushing his hand, a Pennsylvan ia Railway conductor with a crushed foot in East Liberty, elderly Illiam Earley knocked down near Sandusky street crossing, a small fire at Fred Bauersmith's Twenty ninth street home sparked by an oil can, a Pole at Jones and Laughlin's mill severely injured by a bar of iron, and Robert Manning injuring his side after falling from a Penn avenue cable car in Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Hays
Wood's Row
West Main Street
Thomas Harrington
Liggett’s Spring and Axle Works
Manchester
McNeil Bros
Twenty-ninth Street
Griffin
George Enright
Pennsylvania Railway
East Liberty
Illiam Earley
Sandusky Street
Fred Bauersmith
Jones & Laughblins
Twenty
Robert Manning
Knight of the Garter pin worn by St Paul man
James H. Drake of St Paul Minnesota owns a rare Knight of the Garter pin. It is a blue enamel garter with gilt lettering and a diamond set cross. The pin was given by the Duke of Sutherland during a visit by English capitalists including the Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
America
England
Dewelers
James H. Drake
Mion
Drake
Duke of Sutherland
Mr. Drake
Order
Rapid Photography by Bromide Paper Printing Process
The Washington Post describes a rapid bromide paper printing method that can produce 2,000 photographs per hour from a single negative. The continuous roll paper is exposed briefly by an oil lamp and moved through exposure and developing stages, enabling mass production for books and magazines.
Railway President Denies Baltimore and Ohio Control
President Oliver of the Pittsburg and Western Railway Company again denies that the Baltimore and Ohio has secured control of his road. He has not disposed of 32,000 shares of stock to Baltimore capitalists, contrary to Baltimore reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Pittsburg and Western Railway Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Death in County Jail Delirium Tremens
Louis Balthaler a prisoner at the county jail died yesterday afternoon from delirium tremens. He had been committed on the 17th inst for drunkenness by Magistrate McKenna. His family was notified and he died at the jail shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Balthaler
McKenna
Ace
Iron brokers from opera at the Duquesne for the day
General A. W. Jones Judge King B. B. Murray and E. M. Brown arrived at the Duquesne, all iron brokers, but none were communicative last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jones
Judge King
B. B. Murray
E. M. Brown
Duquesne
Aday
Dr J Sackville Detained After Drunkenness Charge
Yesterday morning a man claiming to be Dr J Sackville paid a city fee at Magistrate McKenna’s request for drunkenness and was released, but last night he was again jailed at the Twelfth Station on the same charge. Robert Hicks surrendered at the Twenty-eighth ward station, claiming membership in the Brownsville Avenue Terrors. John Murray was committed by Alderman Doughty on assault conduct and mayhem charges after allegedly beating John Carroll and biting a finger. Richard Hices, sought by warrants for malicious mischief on Brownsville Avenue, turned himself in at the Twenty-eighth ward station. Josephine Verdét accuses Monseur Balfour of assault before Alderman Donovan, alleging injuries to Mary Morris of 96 River Avenue. Detective arp J raided a residence. the proprietress and five men and three women were seized. HaGGerry will have a hearing Saturday before Alderman Donovan over an intrusion in Spring alley. A small freight wreck west of the Panhandle caused by a broken car journal. Jose rH McCabe, a boy, arrested for mud-throwing on Fifth Avenue near Gista. Peter McCor was excused for breaking several windows at J. S. Thomas’s house in Cape Caroline. Caroline, proprietor of a house raided in Allegheny, fined $30 and costs. William Dunseath, the jeweler, jailed on a pawning charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sackville
McKenna
Robert Hicks
Sation House
Brownsville Avenue
John Murray
Alderman Doughty
John Carroll
Richard Hices
Twenty-eighth Ward
Perso
Mary Morris
River Avenue
Allo
Arp J
Joamw Haggerry
Donovan
Maud Camp
Panhandle
Jose Rh McCabe
Fifth Avenue
Gista
Peter McCor
Frankstown
J. 5
Thomas
Cape Caroline
Allegheny
William Dunseath
W. H. Wilson
Local Ward Committees Oppose Haight Street Sewer Assessment
Ward committees appointed by property owners of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards met the Board of Viewers to oppose the Haight street sewer assessment. The new institute for the blind aims to secure the Miller homestead on Center avenue to open a temporary school by October. Baltimore and Ohio Railway officials search for train wreck culprits with no results yet. A boy, Jonny Isner Jr., son of John Isner, is ill at 130 South Sixteenth with presumed grave illness. Coroner’s jury finds accidental deaths for Sammy Davis and Michael Swenlofski on the Allegheny Valley road. Park Committee directs re-advertisement for Monument Hill grading bids. Allegheny Streets and Sewers Committee advances action with further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haight Street
Institute For the Blind
Miller Homestead
Center Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Atlantic
Jony Isner, Jr
John Isner
South Sixteenth
Humain
Sammy Davis
Michael Swenlofski
Allegheny Valley Road
Park Committee of
Allegheny
Monument Hill
Allegheny Committee On
German Day Celebration Prompts Pittsburgh Interest
Interest in German Day grows as Pittsburgh Germans discuss reviving the observance marked by a former grand parade. October 6, the Germantown founding anniversary, is cited as the ideal date with talk of an industrial parade, banquet, or mass meeting. Squire August Ammon recalls leading the six year ago triumph that spanned three divisions and lasted over three hours. Local Germans favor American inclusivity and seek a creditable event for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Pittsburg
Germantown
Philadelphia
Ruoff
Squire August Ammon
Southside
Pittsburgey
South Side
Ammon
F. N. Stucky
Prince Bismarck Dinner Service Replication Amid Resignation
German silver mine owners plan to copy a dinner service owned by the State and present it to Prince Bismarck upon his resignation, signaling disinterested admiration. Earlier, Forbes Avenue reports note three burglary attempts on 368 Forbes Avenue and nearby homes. burglars woke residents and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Bismarck
Mathematics Harps and Rail Distances From Chicago to St Paul
A high school style puzzle notes the rail distance Chicago to St Paul as 420 miles and asks how far a point on a six foot drive wheel would travel around the curve. The column also lists various brief quotes from newspapers and remarks on politics, strikes, and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Notable Visitors and Travelers Arrive in Allegheny Area
Hotel Federal proprietor Max Schneider returns from a two month trip noting the city’s enduring dislike of his efforts. Captain Scott of the Police Inspector's office reports from Boston via Washington with mentions of the National. Ex-Congressman George W. Crouse registers at the Seventh Avenue, along with other locals like George A. Baker and Judge James Ingram visiting various sites. Coroner's Clerk Grant Miller heads to Atlantic City, while Edward Jackman travels east on the fast line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schneider
Hotel Federal
Allegheny
J. D. Ramsey
Taggart Street
George Peteris
Schooley Station
Armstrong County
H. ©. Sherrard
of Foraker
Toubenville
J. B. Donley
Waynesburg
George A. Baker
Youngstown
Seventh Avenue
George W. Crouse
Akron
James 8. Kerr
Katie
Kensington
James Ingram
Monongahela House
Grant Miller
Atlantic City
Edward Jackman
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Seemann
van Halren
Riba Joyer
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Robinson
Ita
Ar Hayes
Levib Neon
Jo Cheater
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Hostox
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James Kelly
Forbes Avenue
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Boston Herald
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Max Kusts
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Iuwr
Hoffman
van Houtens Gocoai
Egypt
L.goldsmit & Bro
Tickler Plug Tobacco
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