Conday Captured in Allegheny Murder Case Twist
Thomas Conday alias Eggie Conroy, wanted for the murder of Mrs. Paul Rudert in Tarentum on December 24 1889, was captured after detectives recognized him near Slocum's alley. He claimed to be confined in Columbus penitentiary on the day of the tragedy and gave the name John Wilson during transit to Central Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Condry
Eggie Conroy
Paul Rudert
Tarentum
Allegheny County
Alexander Killain
Nan
Conarr
Fitsgerald
Central Station
Condry
John Wilson
Long-Wanted Condry Identified in Mrs Rudert Murder Case
Thomas Condry, sought in the Benevolent murder, admitted involvement in the West Virginia deputy shooting but claimed alibi. Detectives identified him among burglars and linked him to the Radert store killing. authorities consider turning him over to West Virginia if alibi holds.
Condry Sought by Benwood Authorities with Reward
A reward offer of 230 dollars was issued by Benwood authorities for Condry. The marshal was not seriously hurt. Condry was last believed to be in low dives around the city. Pittsburg police had watched a Tolakive’s house where he was captured for about two years, with detectives shadowing it previously. Condry claimed he was once an inmate at the Columbus penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Lince
Fitzgerald
Thomas Conalry
Wheeling
West Va
Brudert
Iss
Columbus
Johnston
Ohio
Mabonineton
John Mack
Cowdry
Gilkinson
Langhorst
Radert
Condry
Benwowl
W. Va
Efewards
Wis
Robert
New York
Shine
Lanehorst
Pivshure
Cal
Acurnst Griffen
Coulson
West Virginia
Duu
McAleese
Benwood
Conder
Vis
Burlach
Dswd
Porter Smith
Bene
Pittsburg
Tolakive
Columbus Penitentiary
Swiss Centennial Celebration Planned in Ross Grove
Arrangements are complete for the sixth centennial of Swiss independence at Ross Grove on Monday. A huge parade is planned with several thousand in line, visitors from up to 100 miles away, and excursions by rail. Major Gourley and Mayor Wrman will speak, with Chief Brown leading 40 mounted police. Swiss societies from Steubenville, Youngstown, Katre, Alliance and Salem expected, many in traditional dress. The parade route and program will be published in Sunday editions. Great preparations are under way for a notable social and sports program, featuring music and celebrations by adopted citizens of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross' Grove
Mondev
Gourley
Grove
Wrman
Brown
Allegheny
Stenbenville
Youngstown
Katre
Alliance
Salem
Arnol Schneider
West Penn
Scurvy Trick Alleged Over Minstrel Show Tickets
Cleveland reports a plotted prank targeting the W. and Cleveland minstrel company. Fliers were placed on bills at Homestead claiming Homestead Opera House hosts Saturday events, while the troupe performs in Duquesne and Louisville. Manager Cleveland vows investigation and will seek justice.
Drunk Passenger Tries Odd Route From Grant to Wood Street
An intoxicated man caused trouble aboard a Fifth Avenue streetcar at Grant street. He was fired at Linwood Street, jumped to a following car headed toward the city, and resisted when told he was at Wood Street. He insisted he wanted Atwood stretch, then finally Aligned with Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskland
Fifth Avenue
Grant Street
Iinwiddie Street
Noth
Atwood Stretch
Wood Street
Atn Street
the Connector
Weir to assume full control of Pittsburg Police
Miles Humphreys becomes Chief Engineer and heads Public Safety reforms after September 1. Gamble Weir moves from nominal superintendent to full authority directing Inspectors and handling complaints. Assistant O Mara shifts to support role. changes include office reassignments and start of architectural alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Police
Department of Public Safety
Miles Humphreys
Gamble Weir
Bureau of Police
Weir
Public Safety Department
O'Mara
Chieftown
Brown
Eee
Bureau
Law
Kurea
Smoke Nuisance Sparks Allegheny Smoke Consumer Bid
The Allegheny sub committee on Public Safety discussed smoke consuming devices and recommended that the Chief of Public Works solicit bids for a smoke consumer to attach to boilers at the Howard street pumping station. The panel planned a visit next Thursday to sites using such devices. The City Property sub committee failed to quorate for a meeting on leasing wharves and landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Narrow Escape At Keeling Tipple Caves
A group of boys buried themselves in a refuse pile at the Keeling coal tipple above Twelfth street. John Kredewois, 15, drilled into ten feet of ryeen and became trapped. After a half hour of digging he was reached unconscious but revived. his head and shoulder area remained supported, preventing a fatal collapse and likely asphyxiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
John Kredewois
Shooting for a Trophy at Salt Works Station
The Delamnater trophy contest runs today and tomorrow on the Fourteenth Regiment range Salt Works station. Seven men and one reserve per team from each brigade organization form eight teams from infantry regiments battery and cavalry. Sixteenth Regiment has won twice and would own the trophy if successful again. Top scorers earn selection to Mt Gretna for the next weeks annual shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamnater
Ringe
Salt Works Station
Mt. Gretna
The Old Man Failing Among Economites
Jacob Henrici of Economy, octogenarian leader of the Economites, was seen on the streets yesterday attended by a stripping youth. The article notes his failing health, rheumatism, and his close association with Mr. Heariel and Mr. Doss, members of the society council of nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Henrici
Economites
Doss
Council of Nine
Kicked Door In as Derby Follows Accuser to Fight
C W Derby a Chicago resident was arrested at 187 Flat Avenue by Detective Robinson after the woman accuses him of robbery. He allegedly pursued her from Columbus to this city, demanded entry, kicked the door in, and confronted her in her room before police removed him to custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Derby
Cc. W. Derby
Chicago
Fliat Avenue
Robinson
Derby
Reace
Columbus
Mysterious Shot Case Against Cuppert Continues
Charles Cuppert, accused of shooting Joseph Xan while she drove along Browns ville arenas, faced a rue hearing that revealed growing mystery in the case. Cuppert’s assertion of innocence rests on three witnesses who place him at home during the shooting, while more witnesses were unavailable and the hearing was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cuppert
Joseph Xan
Brownsville Arenas
Nao
Cuppert
Last Break Of A Water Main Disrupts East End Traffic
Superintendent Paisley of the Public Highway Department led a large crew repairing a water main at Aiken and Ellsworth avenues. The Duquesne Traction line rerouted cars along Center Negley and Highland to Larimer as repairs continued. Paisley expected completion by morning and passable streets for electric cars today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley
Public Highway Department
East End
Aiken
Ellsworth Avenues
Duquesne
Center Avenue
Center
Negley
Highland Avenues
Larimer Avenue
Badly at loggerheads Ferrenbach and Seidle clash in suits
Charles Ferrenbach proprietor of a Pins Street barber shop filed information before Alderman Hartman accusing Herman Seidle of nemesis and battery, while Seidle countersued Ferrenbach for conduct. Ferrenbach had recently claimed Beldle stole his trade and hurled insults, leading to two suits before the justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferrenbach
Hartman
Herman Seidie
Seidie
Ferrenbach
Pins Street
Beldle
Seldile
Bhit Ferrenbach
O ‘Squire
Fire accusation against Mrs Albrecht over alleged larceny
Mrs Magdelina Albrecht of Lower St Clair township is under bail awaiting charge of larceny. Alderman Hartman will hear the case on Saturday as Mrs Evyers and Mrs Meyers accuse her of entering a home and stealing a red hot canta and a carpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht
Magdelina Albrecht
Lower St. Clair Township
Alderman Hartman
Mary Evyers
Meyers
Hartman
Squandered a Fortune Arrest Ties Havey and Jones
Detective Robinson arrested John Havey and Magrie Jones of Wheeling last night. Havey, 53, is said to have squandered about $150,000 over ten years, much of which Jones allegedly acquired. The fortune came from Havey’s father, a former leading figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Havey
Robinson
Magrie Jones
Wheeling
Havey
Jones
Rhee
Missing Frankstown man Edward McNally last seen Wednesday
Edward McNally of Frankstown remains missing after being confined by illness and leaving his home during the night period. Police have no trace or clear leads, and it is unclear when he vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McNally
Frankstown
The Synagogue as Class Rooms at Aoe Street Synagogue
Dr Norcross stated yesterday that the Aoe Street Synagogue would be repurposed as classroom space. The plan aims to accommodate additional teaching areas and broaden community education access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norcross
Aoe Street
College plans for next month on old building site
The college outlines an upcoming plan for the Ith of next month. The residential portion of the old building will remain in use. No site work has been undertaken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Happy Couple in Sixth Street Domestic Spat Ends at Central Station
A lively street scene near the Bion theatre on Sixth Street drew a large crowd as Mattie Meldrum walked with a young man. James Meldrum chased and denounced his wife, leading to disorderly conduct arrests by Detective Meighe. At Central station the Meldrums recounted their stories to officers ahead of a magistrate hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Mattie Meldrum
Bloomfield
Penn Avenue
James Meldrum
Meldrum Sto Short
Meighe
Central Station
Meldrum
Yew Street
Mortuary Report Shows High Death Rate This Week
The week ending August 23 recorded 110 deaths, an annual rate of 23.36 per 1,000. Deaths by area totaled 26 in Old City, 33 in East End, 41 in Southside, and 1 at institutions. Infant deaths under 1 numbered 4 percent. ages 1–5 22. 5–40 33. 40–70 12. 70–80 6. 80–90 9. Typhoid caused 12 deaths, diphtheria 5, tabes 11, consumption 5, nervous disease 0, heart trouble 12, other respiratory 12, digestive 17, age 2, violent causes. Of the dead, 65 were natives of Pittsburgh, 3 from other U.S. parts, 9 from Germany, 5 from Ireland. Marital status: 22 married, 7 single, 6 widowed, 3 widowers, 2 not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
East End
Pittsbur
United States
Germany
Ireland
Seventy-year-old man seeks lodging after Baltimore walk
Franz Stein, 64, applied for lodging at the Twenty-eighth ward station last night. He said he had walked from Baltimore and planned to reach Charlestown, West Virginia, where his sister lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Stein
Twenty-eighth Ward
Atlantic City excursion closes season with 250 riders
The last Atlantic City trip via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad departed yesterday morning carrying 250 passengers. The Western express on the Pennsylvania Railroad split into three sections as excursionists return westward. A fire at Hippley & Sons brewery cooper shop in Allegheny triggered a call to No.9 Engine Company around 3 PM. Alderman Succop married Joun Devine and Mary Haley yesterday. the charge by Miss Haley was withdrawn. A dog with license plate No 2978 entered Joshia Consox's home. he seeks the owner. Beth Jacob Congregation tax dedication services are Sunday at 1 PM, with a reception at 7:90 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oue
Atlantic City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joun Devine
Mary Haley
Alderman Succop
Devine
Miss Haley
Cooper Shop
Hippley & Sons’ Brewery
Allegheny
Western Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joshia Consox
South Twelfth Street
Cohen
Colwell Street
Razors in the Air A Color Fight Over a Woman
A late night cutting affray on Jones avenue left 23 year old Charles Bailey severely cut and stabbed. Bailey, a Black Diamond Steel Works worker, accuses Charles Lee of starting the quarrel at Mrs. P. Coump's Arch Street home. Lee fled but was arrested next day. house raid followed with Charles Johnson Ella Jones and Lusan Woods jailed for three days. Mrs Coump is ill. Les, the alleged cutter, from Baltimore, works at Solar Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Charles Bailey
Black Diamond Steel Works
West Penn Hospital
Charles Lee
P. Coump
Arch Street
Bailey
Lee
Hailey
Lée
George G. McAleese
Twelfth Ward
Charles Johnson
Ella Jones
Lusan Woods
Coump
Les
Baltimore
Solar Iron Works
Arrest of Mrs. Mallett on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Mrs. John Mallett of 787 Fifth Avenue was arrested by Special Officer McLaughlin on a warrant from Magistrate Gripp for disorderly conduct. John Laughlan had accused her of threatening with a shovel during a rent collection attempt and verbally abusing him. She was jailed at the Fourteenth Ward station and bail was set for a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mallett
Fifth Avenue
McLaughlin
Gripp
John Laughlan
Mudllett
Fourteenth Ward
Local arrests reported in Alderman court actions
Mrs May Wrtenan pressed disorderly conduct charges against Ellen Masken of Pine street before Alderman Hack and a hearing was scheduled. Rostox Bock, 72, released after seven years for counterfeiting. Mrs Evinanerea Bras discharged after arrest for taking a cuspidor, husband citing dementia. Mike Weter and Mike Gearing arrested for assault on Edward Scanlon on Try Street, bail posted for hearing. LonG charged with breaking machinery at Ott Bros brickyard, formerly employed there, held for hearing. Mrs Schwinka testified in Anna Proce dispute over assault and battery. she reportedly came out worse. Davin Fotraup sent for hearing on felonious assault. John C. Finch prosecutes in Sheridan Ita Foliard suit for his nine-year-old daughter. Jons Foster charged with assault and battery after dispute with Albert Paperski. ANTONE Vormuan held for trial on assault charge. earlier trouble with same parties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wrtenan
Ellen Masken
Pine Street
Hack
Rostox Bock
Evinanerea Bras
Smith
Succop
Mike Weter
Mike Gearing
Omlleer Rench
Edward Scanlon
Try Street
Central Station
Coanutes Long
Ott Bros
Boyd's Hill
Long
John C. Finch
Sheridan Ita Foliard
Mama
Amalgamated Association Lifts Mill Embargo in Strike Picked Fight
The Amalgamated Association lifted the embargo on mills at Sharpsburg as double turning increased. The Vesuvius mill faces more strikes and a push for white labor while 175 colored workers stand ready to turn in. Union policy shifts toward nonunion mills are debated, with potential broad impact on labor rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Sharpsburg
William Clark
Fort Pitt
Linner Nimick
Glendale
Spang
Interesting labor leaders meet amid city talk
Prominent local labor figures stirred speculation after meetings between Kilver of the Carpenters and Weihe of the Ironworkers. Ex-secretary William Martin then joined Oliver and Swarte, with Martin noting he had awaited a particular man for comment on recent trade trouble. Kilver may issue a press statement addressing the disputes and his talks with Weihe and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilver
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Weihe
Association of Ironworkers
Association
William Martin
Messra
Oliver
Swarte
Mr. Martin
Kliver
Rtin
Pittsburgher Honored as World’s Fair Congress Adviser
Captain Alfred E. Hunt is appointed to the Advisory Council of the Congress Auxiliary of the World’s Fair Engineering Congresses. The body aims to showcase global intellectual and moral progress at the Columbian Exposition of 1893 through a series of congresses with input from leaders across major fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F E. A. Hunt
Congress
Alfred E. Hunt
Sewickley and Jeannette Railroad charter issued
A charter was issued yesterday at the State Department Harrisburg for the Sewickley and Jeannette Railroad Company. President B L Wood Jr and directors Wee Wi George Darison IB 5 Peilican W J Senily, all of Pittsburgh, with W Wilkins Avierheny and W Wood Port Perry form the board. Capital stock listed at 150,000. The proposed line runs 15 miles from the north bank of the Youghi... to Adamsburg and Jeannette, via Huntingdon and the Big Sewickley valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Harrisburg
Sewickley and Jeannette Railroad Company
B. L. Wood, Jr
Wee Wi George & Darison
Peilican
W. J. Senily
Pitteburg
Wilkins
Avierheny
W. Wood
Port Perry
Huntingdon
Adamsburg
Jeannette
Labor leader predicts smooth talks with glass workers
The president of a labor organization, widely informed, foresaw no trouble between window glass manufacturers and their men. He cited good reasons for his view but offered no details. In the ensuing days he anticipated developments in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Miller Identified by Hawkeyed Detective in Oakland
A man named L. W. Sample, claiming ties to Pinkerton, sought to positively identify James W. Miller as "Jimmy Ryan" by eyeing him in crowd. Miller doubted the plan. A veteran met Sample in Oakland, then brought him to Tar Dispatch office where Sample spoke at length about Ryan before leaving disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Sample
Distaton Ofice
Pinkerton
James W. Miller
Jimmy Ryan
Mr. Miller
Lawler
Sabon
Oakland
Miller
Sample
Newell's
Tar Dispateh
Mr. Sample
No Love for a New Law by the County Commissioners
The piece reports anger from county officials over a 1891 act changing tax collection credit flow. Commissioners question the added work and responsibility, noting potential friction with the treasurer and collectors. The debate centers on whether the act repeals existing law and if its implementation is feasible amid current duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. Mercer
Percy Digby
Itia
Etr
Susanna Welsh Reconciles With Abusive Husband at Cruelty Office
Mrs. Susanna Welsh, a frail widow with boarding income, seeks protection from her husband Welsh. He admits abuse, begs forgiveness, pledges reform, and asks not to be left in the cold world. She refuses to press charges, and they reconcile in the Anti Cruelty Society office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Welsh
The
Anti- Cruelty Society
Dean
de Sota Street
Welsh
A Day's Accidents Four Minor Injuries Reported
A day’s accidents record four occurrences with two minor injuries and two serious. McFadden narrowly escaped after a Fifth Avenue cable car struck him near Pride Street, leaving his back wrenched and head cut. William Blatt, a seven year old, was knocked down by a brewery wagon but suffered only minor injuries. Lena Zern, seven, fell from a second story window at 310 Steuben Street, tenecey, with injuries possibly fatal. Peter Morley was hospitalized at Mercy with a crushed right foot from a falling steel ingot at Thomson Steel Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFappins
John McFadden
Marion Street
Fifth Avenue
Pride Street
Allegheny
Zenx
Lena Zern
Steuben Street
Teneecy
Merer
Peter Morley
Mercy Hospital
Thomson Steel Works
Dalzell Toasted by Braddock Republicans at Banquet
Delegates and alternates elected to back John Dalzell for the State League of Republican Clubs honored the congressman at a Braddock Frantz Hotel banquet. Sheriff Mac Candless and other local officials joined a procession from the depot to the event as speeches praised Blaine McKinley and Dalzell’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dalzell
Braddock
Scranton
State League of Republican Clubs
Frantz Hotel
Charley Wood
W. W. McCleary
N. F. Bennett
Sheriff MacCandless
Luckey
George Miller
Mr. Dalzell
Fred W. Edwards
A. M. Carline
Grand Army
Dalzell
Pgoye Jones
Commonwealth
Harrison
McKinley
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Renee McCandless
Mr. Wood
Captain Whalen
Hoth for Dalzell and two new Republican clubs formed
The Bellevue Republican Club in Bellevue organized with 145 members and elected officers William B. Kirker as President, N R Moore as Vice President, J D Ehiver as Secretary, and A H os as Treasurer. Delegates to the State Convention named William B Kirker H gant John Johnson E Dar A J Clancy and C P Carson. A resolution instructed delegates to vote for John Dalzell for President and E S act for Secretary of the Republican League. The Lawrence Republican Club of the Seventeenth ward organized last night and renamed the Russell A Liver Club, aiming to extend to adjoining wards. Officers elected include Hon. W Culbertson President George Kee calfe Vice President Thomas J Chalfant Secretary James S Jiles Treasurer. Delegates to the Scranton convention named William tes James S Jiles and William C Me Rchent with George Metcalfe J C Smith and W M Culbertson as alternates. The Lawrence Club was organized in 1881 and has supported campaigns in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Republican Club
Bellevue
William B. Kirker
N. R. Moore
J. D. Ehiver
A. H. Os
H. Gant
John Johnson
Alsoweatest
E. Dar
A. J Clancy
C. P. Carson
John Dalzell
Randolph
Thewrence Republican Club
Seventeenth Ward
Farper & Meanors Piace
Russell A. Liver Club
Oeeneaenen
W. Culbertson
George Keecalfe
Thomas J. Chalfant
James
Jiles
John Dolzell
Republican League
Scranton
William Tes
William CC
George Metcalfe
J. C. Smith
W. M. Cu
Mrs Della Lusk Dies. Oakland Resident Passes Away
Mrs Della BH Lusk one of Oakland's oldest residents died at her son F T Lusk's Boquet Street home at 1:85 o'clock last night. Funeral from the house Sunday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della BH. Lusk
Oakland
F. T. Lusk
Boquet Street
Bargain Fashion Fabrics At Deep Discounts
Advertises closing sale on plaid cheviot suitings at 19 cents per yard and French grenadine robes reduced to 1.50 each. Other fabrics include black and white striped sarah silks at 50 cents a yard and French challis at 25 cents a yard. Corner location Fifth Ave and Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
Portieres
Exchange old square piano for new upright at Mellor & Hoern
Renowned Mellor and Hoern at 77 Fifth Avenue offers trade-in for old square pianos toward uprights or organs with easy payment plans. They stock Hardman Chase Krakauer Vose Harrington and other major makes, aiming to keep instruments affordable and widely available since 1831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardman
Chase
Krakauer
Vose
Harrington
Mellor & HoeNr
Fifth Avenue
United States
Musical Instruments Sold by H Kleber and Bro
Great attractions at 506 Wood Street feature Steinway pianos, Conover pianos, Opera pianos, and church organs including Vocalion models. Lyon, Lehr, Washburn mandolins and guitars are offered with warranties, all presented as high quality instruments exclusive to H Kleber and Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinway
Conover
Opera
Ion
Vocalion
Lyon Oasy
Lehr
Washburn
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
Bargain on 100 All Wool Blazers at Rosisnaum & Co
A local seller advertises 100 tan or blue all wool blazers offered for 91 68 compared with a regular 350 value. Hurry to purchase from Rosisnaum and Co before stock runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosisnaum & Co
Keystone Plan of Lots Public Sale in Crafton
Public sale announced for next Tuesday in Crafton. Plans prepared by Jas. W. Drape & Co. at 313 Wood Street. D
Remnants of Embroideries and White Goods Column
Read our column this paper detailing remnants of embroideries laces and white goods. Boces and BuHL contribute notes and tips for collectors and readers seeking vintage textile guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boces & Buhl
Keystone Plan of Lota Crafton Public Sale
Public sale next Tuesday for the Keystone Plan of Lota Crafton with plans from Jas W Drape Co 313 Wood Street.
Autumn Silk Weaves Displayed For Street Or Evening Wear
Display features full range of autumn color silks for street and evening use. New evening brocades suit Louis XIV coats. Velvets priced 75 cents to 2 dollars per yard. Brocade Velvets and Velutina fabrics offered for children's suits and full costumes with varied finishes and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
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Tom Conday
Tenwood
Thomas Canary
Buss’ Grove
Gonuricy
Cleveland
Homestead
W. & Cleveland Minstrel Company
Homestead Opera House
Opera House
Cleveland Minstrels
Duquesne Theater
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Schmertz
Chief Brown
Gonriry
Fe Zoek
Aan
Public Safety
Police Bureau
Allegheny Councils
John Kredewels
Herman Seidle
Mrs. Meldrum
City Matters
Jons Foster
Albert Paperski
Beinhover
Soho
Tony
Antone Vormuan
South Twenty-eighth Street
Joseph Zellinski
Vorgan
Naki
Amalgamated Association
Puddiers
Sharpeburg Bnishers
Mater
Son
Amalgamated
Amealgama
Messrs
Hilver, Welhe and
Martin
Hucus & Hacxe
Fifth Ave
Market St
H. Kleber & Bro.'s
Paris
London
Vienna
Italy
E. P. Roberts & Son
Keystone
Crafton
Jas. W. Drape & Co
Lota
Tae Disraten
Schmartz
Quinby
JOS. Horne & Col
Faille Francaise
JOS. Horne & CO
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