Lymph for Porkers Treatments for Injections in Animals
Reports from Washington detail experiments at the Bureau of Animal Industry led by Dr Von Schmeinitz on lymph injections to prevent hog cholera and other germ diseases. Early trials on hogs show promise with two inoculated substances, while guinea pig tests indicate high survival rates. Paris reaction to Koch treatment grows harsher as eight patients die after injections.
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Berlin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Kock
Department of Veterinary Work
von Schmeinitz
Dre Salmon and Smith
Salmon
Paris
Koch
Doctors Test Lymph Injections Across New York Hospitals
Dr. Koch administers lymph injections to new patients at Mt. Sinai St. Luke's German Hospital St Mark's New York Foundling Asylum New York Hospital Roosevelt and Presbyterian Hospitals. Doses rise with 13 patients given 3 milligrams 5 given 2 milligrams and 21 given
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fereclaas
New York
Dr. Koch
St. Luke's
Mt. Sinai
German Hospital
St. Mark's Hospital
New York Foundlings’ Asylum
New York Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Jacobi
Unusual Mt Sinai Case Tracks Tuberculosis Treatment Response
Doctors at Mt Sinai report a consumptive patient showing fever rise after inoculation then normalization sleeping. Sputum changes suggest lung congestion relief while a child patient exhibits strong febrile reaction yet laughs afterward. Observers monitor lymph and facial lupus signs for treatment impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Jonas
Desperate Fight With Wolves Ends With Seven Dead
Four lumbermen from Ottawa and Bois Grane depot battled a pack of ravenous wolves near Gordon Creek on the Kippewa river. After ten minutes of brutal combat seven wolves lay dead and the men, including James Barrett, were wounded and bleeding, later reporting relief arrived with foreman Charles O Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Gordon Crerk
Kippewa
John
James Barrett
Peter Murphy
John McManus
Bois Grane
Lbarrett Brothers
Marten
Barrett
Murphy
Burns
Charles O'Neil
Barretts
The Greatest Horsethief Hawley Captured in Iowa
Deputy U S Marshal Bemis of Montana captured famed horsethief Jack Hawley at West Liberty Iowa after a spree that allegedly included stealing 1 500 ponies and selling them for 25 500 in Texas. Hawley later staged a 50 horse stampede near Miles City Montana and fled after a gunfight at Bear Gard ner ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
United States
Bemis
Montana
Jack Hawley
West Liberty
Iowa
Jack
Texas
Mexico
Miles City
Mont
California
Joe Henderson
Bear Gardner
Hawley
Central Trades Council Plans Next Year’s Labor Program
The Central Trades Council met to authorize a circular to local unions outlining next year’s work. The plan includes legislative and local reforms for labor and endorses forming an International Labor Congress to meet in Chicago during the World’s Fair. Progress was reported on coordinating with retail grocers and recruiting horseshoers from the railway company into the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades Council
International Labor Congress
Chicago
Horseshoers
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Railway Company
Horseshoers' Union
Robbery arrest in Kittanning over $210 theft
George Reed was arrested by Inspector McAleese after a claim by oil driller T. Narey that Reed robbed him of $210. The pair allegedly met Friday night at Penns Avenue and Seventh Street then went to a nearby location. around 2 am Narey awoke to find Reed gone with all the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reed
Kittanning
McAleese
Reed
T. Nary
Narey
Penns Avenue
Seventh Street
beoPreet
Ars Avenue
Midnight Gas Fire Tears Through Ohio and Pittsburg Milk Building
Fire broke out on the third story of the Ohio and Pittsburg Milk Company building at Boyd street and Old avenue due to a heavy gas pressure causing overheating. Station 36 responded at 12 30 this morning. Owner Peter Hermes faces about 200 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio and Pittsburg Milk Company
Boyd Street
Old Avenue
Peter Hermes
Celebrated New Jersey Wine Earns Noted Fame
The article praises Speer's Port Grape wine and 1861 Claret from Pus siac New Jersey as premier products. It notes Speer's 1376 Climax brandy as widely used by physicians as a pure feeding staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
N. J
Pastor exonerated after Burlington church inquiry
Rev. Euclid B. Rogers of the First Baptist Church of Burlington was fully exonerated by his congregation after a Franklin, Pa. dispute alleged a conspiracy to ruin his name. The vote found no fault and praised Rogers, while detailing a costly effort by a wealthy critic to damage him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid B. Rogers
Franklin
Burlington
Euclid BR. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Rogers
Franklin Baptist
Desperado Kuhns' Sweetheart Abducted by Fearful Witness
A Defiance girl, 15, long associated with the outlaw Marvin Kuhns, is jailed in Ft Wayne after a fatal clash with officers. Hinted to be aware of Kuhns' murder of Campeau, she fears him but plans to testify, having been previously married at 13 and left by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detla Bend
Marvin Kulns
Ft. Wayne
Defiance
Columbus, Hocking Valley
Toledo
Kulns
Willip O. Colbeck
Waldron
Mich
Kuhns
Campeau
Fostoria
Memphis Improves City Health With Artesian Water Supply
Memphis Tenn once plagued by foul sanitary conditions now shows marked improvement due to a new sewerage system and a pure water supply. Original wells and Wolf river sources yielded polluted surface water and disease. artesian wells at about 350 feet strike a gravel stratum with exceptionally pure, abundant water, with plans to increase well numbers to meet future demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Wolf River
Air Resistance on Bullets and Cannon Balls
The text compares air resistance on a bullet three quarters of an inch in diameter to its weight, noting about ten pounds of drag at 1,600 feet per second. It then applies similitude to predict that a 24 pound cannon ball with 16 pounds of powder would reach 1,650 feet per second and face about 540 pounds of air resistance, roughly 23 times the shot’s weight.
Notorious Counterfeiter Miles Orle Sentenced
In Memphis on December 13 Miles Orle known for counterfeiting was found guilty of possessing and passing counterfeit money. He received a 15 year penitentiary term and a $5000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Miles Orle
Pianos and Caps Offer Holiday Stock at Local Stores
More Than Twenty-Four Thousand Kranich and Bach pianos have been made and sold. Call and see our holiday stock. Store open until 9 o'clock evenings. Leecur Nner and Schornberger 69 Fifth Avenue Ursa Men s Seal Caps. 50 percent off all seal cap purchases. Fur and genuine Alaska seal in every shape. Gusey s. Max Klein's offers dinners sherbets with wine flavors such as sherry port madeira or claret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leecunner & Schornberger
Arcnue
Alaska
Gusey's
Max Klein
Gusky's Umbrellas Promo Lines Rich In Styles
The ad touts a vast umbrella selection with free charging on all purchases. It highlights a large range of vola and silver handles plus natural sticks to choose from, claiming it is the best line in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusky's
Kaufmanns Offers Velvet Boudoir Mirrors With Purchases
A store advertisement notes about 50 velvet framed boudoir mirrors remaining and will give one with every purchase in the ladies cloak departments tomorrow at Kaufmanns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmanns
Piano and organ offerings from Lechner agency firms
Surprise, delight and educate your family with a piano or organ from Kranich & Beoh Stultz & Bauer James M Sterr McCammon or Ives & Pond. Sole general agency held by Lechner & Schoenberger at GY Fifth avenue store hours 9 PL 24. TTAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranich & Beoh
Stultz & Bauer
James M. Sterr
McCammon
Ives & Pond
Miller
Voice of the Dead Anniversary Browning Phonograph Readings
On the first anniversary of Robert Browning’s death friends heard his voice via Edison phonograph at Rudolph Lehman’s studio in London. Miss Ferguson operated the device capturing excerpts from How they brought the good man from Ghent to Aix, including a moment of forgetfulness. The event honored Browning’s memory with praise for the invention and for his Christian optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Dee
Robert Browning
Menlo Park
Miss Ferguson
Rudolph Lehman
Browning
Edison House
Northumberland Avenue
Ghent
Aix
Joris
Enlison
Mixs Ferguson
Paris Anarchist Says He Aided Padleski Escape
Delabryere claims he helped Padleski flee after the General Seliverskoff killing. The Paris police chief and public prosecutor weigh his account and consider arrest as they test the confession and motive stated in a letter to Le Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Delabruyere
Padleski
Seliverskoff
Delabroyere
le Clair
Padileski
Schvershoff
Bernhoff
Paiieski
Padieski
Trieste
Discredited Editor Harry Marks Faces Trial Fallout
Dec 13 reports in Loxpox detail Harry Marks of Financial News fame in a libel suit against Butterfield. The piece notes Marks used his paper to promote related interests and disparage rivals, cites Rae mine disclosures, and mentions heavy payments to Sir Charles Russell to keep him in court during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatch
Harry Marks
Financial News
Butterfield
Marks
Financial
Rae
Sir Charles Russell
Russell
London brokerage panic unsettles American railroad stocks
A large outside operator in American railroad securities failed to meet differences of about 30 000 and triggered fears of suspensions at several London brokerage houses. A 10 shillings in the pound payment was made with plans to settle the remainder later, prompting forced sales and a weak market. One firm reportedly suspended payments. The week saw over half of 877000 in gold shipped to New York in American coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loxpox
American Railroad
New York
Educational reform spreads in Germany schools
Emperor William's speech on education influences Berlin and Hamburg. Berlin's School Reform Committee votes to substitute modern languages for ancient ones in lower schools where only grammar remains. Hamburg's town council acts on related measures, signaling broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Lower Sea
Boe de
School for Higher Middle Class Founded by Imperial Idea
A historical note describes an effort to establish a higher middle class school aligned with Emperor William I's vision. The plan emphasizes educational advancement and social uplift under imperial guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Parnell Speaks at Kilkenny for Scully Seat
A mass meeting in Brixenny for Vincent Scully the Parnellite candidate for Kilkenny’s vacant House of Commons seat. Parnell attended and warned electors against Sir John Pope Heonesst accusing him of opportunism and party renegades. Parnell urged a clear stance on Parliament as Nationalist or time-serving politician. He ended exhausted and unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brixenny
Vincent Scully
Parnell
Oliver Johnson Banqueted in London Farewell
Oliver R. H. Johnson of Indianapolis retires as United States Vice Consul General after a London farewell banquet at the Continental Hotel. Nine states attended as Johnson sailed on the Majestic for homebound Christmas travel with notable attendees Edwin Cleary and Dr. H. P. Loomis carrying lymph from Berlin to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cleary
South America
Dr. H. P. Loomis
Dr. Koch
Berlin
New York
After Stanley Again Major Barttelots Brother Returns To Attack
Walter Barttelot, brother of the late Major Barttelot, writes that Stanley’s statements about him are untrue. He claims Stanley and officers spread camp gossip to discredit expedition members and cites Lt Baert supporting Major Barttelot’s energy and courage while denying the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sospex
Walter Barttelot
Major Barttelot
Stanley
Benny
Baert
Barttelot
Wealthy widow found murdered in Moscow residence
Madame Kartzoff, a member of Russia's aristocracy, was found dead at her Moscow home today. Authorities say evidence points to murder, with Nihilists suspected. nothing was stolen from the residence despite her great wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Madame Kartzoff
Russia
Italian Parliament Opening Noted for Royal Youthful Appearance
Reporters observed King Humbert growing rapidly younger in the opening of the Italian Parliament on Wednesday. Queen Margaret appeared equally vibrant in a violet velvet mantle trimmed with gold lace and a bonnet adorned with a pale blue feather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospon
Humbert
Margaret
A Small Transversely Corrugated Clip For Shafts
A method to secure wheels pulsers and similar parts on shafts uses a small transverse corrugated clip formed into a spindle groove. The clip grips enough to stay in place but can turn freely and be removed easily without drilling the shaft.
Folk Craftsman Showcases Watered Iron Christmas Tree Holder
An enterprising firm exhibits an iron Christmas tree holder of 44 inches diameter and 71g inches high designed to be filled daily with water. Logs at the base allow screwing to floors or supports, placing the tree at the center with thumbscrews to secure it. The tree kept with water remains green for months and needles do not drop, reducing the need to change the tree.
Boys Department Giveaway Banks Attract Young Shoppers
The store offers a large savings bank as a free gift with every $5 purchase of boys clothing, marking a valued present for youngsters and a notable incentive for shoppers. The bank would cost at least $135 in stores, emphasizing its perceived value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Ex-President Pfeiffer Arrested in Philadelphia Bank Case
George F. Work of the Work MacFarlane Pfeiffer syndicate dominates a Moyamensing prison scene as detectives arrest banker Pfeiffer at the Peabody Hotel. Dungan, cashier of the Bank of America, is captured in Delaware. authorities expect MacFarlane’s arrest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George F. Work
Pfeiffer
Dungan
Haddonfield
N. J
Hulfish
Crawford
Delaware
Duncan
Central Station
MacFarlane
Unusual Dormitory Rooms Observe Clear Air and Fresh Faces
A fragment describes a building with roomy bedrooms and good ventilation. Women and men sleep in separate ends, all appear healthy and markedly different from typical factory workers.
Curious Will Promises Education Gifts From Fayerweather Estate
New York dispatch reports leather manufacturer Daniel Fayerweather who died last month planned a conditional trust rather than personal gifts to executors Justus Bulkley Thomas Rich and Henry Vaughan. He sought to use the estate mainly for education with sizable bequests to Columbia Cornell Yale Hampton Maryville Rochester Amherst Wesleyan Williams Dartmouth Bowdoin, totaling hundreds of thousands to each. An exact estate value is pending inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel &, Faryerweather
Justus L. Bulkley
Thomas G. Rich
Henry B. Vaughan
Mr. Fayerweather
Samuel J. Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Farerweather
Stewart L. Woodford
Riteh
Fayerweather
Columbia
Cornell
Yale
Hampton University
Maryville College
University of Rochester
Amherst
Wesleyan
Williams
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
New Paper Box Making Machine With Integrated Cutting and Gumming
A new machine for producing paper boxes uses a reciprocating cutting mechanism aligned over a folding die. Each corner features a folder to operate the corner sections. Two gumming units mounted on the cutting head apply adhesive to blanks after placement, with gum fed from a reservoir by dedicated devices.
Water Scarcity Hits Allegheny After Main Break
Water became scarce in Allegheny yesterday due to a break in a main line at East and Second streets. The fault was caused by ground settling and crews planned repairs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
East
Second Streets
Second trial sought for Dean and Bowers inMrs Merkett case
At Afrostown on December 13 the judge deferred sentence for Dean and Bowers at their counsel's request. They seek a new trial with additional evidence. In a separate case William Hall received a penitentiary term of 11 years and 6 months for the murder of William Freemin at McClelland town church social last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afrostown
Dean and Bowers
Merkett
William Freemin
McClelland Town
William Hall
Wilson Named Successor to Beverly Tucker in WV
Acting under a state statute Governor Fleming appointed former Governor E. W. Wilson to fill the commissionership held by the deceased Beverly Tucker. The appointment aims to represent West Virginia in any federal tax proposal affecting the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayecial Teleman
Charleston
W. Va
Fleming
E. W. Wilson
Bevely Tucker
West Virginia
New York's dumping ground in New Jersey described as worst quarter
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin portrays northern Hudson County New Jersey as a rough area with violent crime and a migrant population. It claims residents include socialists and anarchists with Poles Italians and Hungarians, noting limited newspaper coverage of crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Oklahoma
Hudson County
Hounslow Heath
Hudson
New York
Stanley's Story Through the Wilds of Africa
A thrilling narrative of Stanley's adventures in the Dark Continent compiled from official reports by Colonel A G Feather. Publisher's price 8300, our price 150. Fremsuman & Co listing at 604 506 508 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stanley
A. G. Feather
Fremsuman & Co
Market Street
Bank For Your Boy Encourages Giving With Sale
A local promotion urges saving and charity in boys departments. Each sale of five dollars or more funds a bronzed iron decorative item. The ad promotes quality pianos and organs from Kranich & Bach and others, with Lechner & Schoenberger at 69 Fifth Avenue handling the sale and easy payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusky
Tri State Brevities Report Fire Loss and Swindler Apprehension
Fispaay police captured a raffle swindler wanted in several Uhlo towns. A caveat occurred at the Hollenbeck mine Wilkesbarro yesterday affecting about acres. An overheated stove started a fire in Potts town yesterday morning burning six businesses and contents with a loss of 1000. The Carlisle incendiary gang last destroyed the blacksmith department of the car mine company and its contents a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fispaay
Uhlo
Hollenbeck
Wilkesbarro
Pottstown
Carlisle
Car Manine Company
People Who Come and Go
Names of visitors and guestsstay at local hotels including F E Prentiss from Steubenville at the Duquesne W R Ellis of New Castle at the Anderson Joseph I Stansler of Scottdale at the Seventh Avenue Hotel J F Kimball superintendent of the Ashtabula division of the Fr Wayne road went east last night W K Bink and Herbert Hostetter were eastbound on the Pennsylvania last evening Joseph Kirkup a Cincinnati brass manufacturer visited on a business pleasure trip Hon E E White of Cincinnati breakfasted at the Anderson while attending state teachers institutes William Weiss of Red Wing Minn discussed severe western weather and winter wheat fears Aberdeen iron man William Dvee Stewart at the Anderson noted the North of England iron boom lapse and mills running on single turn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Prentiss
Steubenville
Duquesne
W. R. Ellis
New Castle
Anderson
Joseph I. Stansler
Scottdale
Seventh Avenue Hotel
J. F. Kimball
Ashtabula
Wayne Road
W. K. Bink
Herbert Hostetter
Pennsylvania Road
Joseph Kirkup
Cincinnati
E. E. White
William Weiss
Red Wing
Minn
European diet and cooling drinks in hot climates
The Lancet notes that heavy meat and alcohol intake among Europeans in India worsen disease, while Oriental races show fewer illnesses. It urges a light vegetable day, limited meat, ample non alcoholic drinks, and tea as essential, with cooled fruit waters and essences favored for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Christmas stock of automatic paper roller organs at Geo. Kappel's
Automatic paper roller organs resemble organs and music boxes with tunable tunes via new rollers. The well selected Christmas stock at Geo. Kappel's, 77 Fifth avenue, offers these unique instruments at very reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kappel’s
Fifth Avenue
Thsu
Choice Stork s: fine pianos and organs for the holidays
S: fine pianos and organs advertised at Lechner & Schoenberger's 69 Fifth Avenue. Low prices and easy payments offered. Old instruments exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lechner & Schoenberger’s
Fifth Avenue
Ttssu
James Kennedy Dead at Five at Liberty Avenue Home
James Kennedy died on Saturday December 13 at 6 p.m. aged five. Funeral from 3300 Liberty Avenue on Sunday morning at 9 30. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
James Kennedy
Liberty Avenue
Sionday
Wars and rail incidents headline late news in brief
Reports flag war fever in Portugal with troops to Africa. Iowa Grange to set up a central supply unit. Chicago streetcar robbery yields a watch and money. two Union Pacific freight trains collide in Washington state killing a fireman and injuring two. Michigan Grange objects to government real estate loan scheme. Engineer Ketcham found guilty of criminal negligence in a Minneapolis crash. East Tennessee Virginia and Mississippi railroad derailment kills Engineer Tyndall and a man who jumped</final>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Portugal
Africa
State Grange
Alia
Iowa
Tyeo
Elijah Wert
Chicago
Union Pacific
Coyote
Wash
Michigan Grange
National Organization
Ketcham
Minneapolis
Tennessee
Virginia
Tyndall
Factory Regime in Norwegian Wool Mill Noted
The article describes a Norwegian wool spinning mill where all unmarried workers, men and women, are paid a fixed yearly salary and receive board and lodging at the works. A large kitchen and dining room are provided for employer and employees to dine together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Saperin
Pit Asiri’s Clothing on Wood Street
Local ad promotes a fine overcoat or dress suit available at Pit Asiri’s located at 434 Wood Street with emphasis on quality garments for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitasiri’s
Wood Street
River stage and weather notes across multiple stations
Reports show river levels at Alligheast Junction four feet stationary with clear cold weather. Cincinnati records sixteen feet eight inches and falling in clear cold conditions. Carmo at 0.8 feet and falling with Wesler, Wareleng, and EMFHis stations reporting falling or stationary levels and clear cool to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allighest Junction
Cincernati
Carmo
Wesler
Wareleng
Emfhis
Mleve —Westher
Trades Federation Ends Session With Eight Hour Victory
Detroit session reports overwhelming support to back an eight hour day led by coal miners as carpenters urged progress. Delegates approve slavery of conspiracy law repeal, urge female inspectors and organization, disapprove Pittsburg theater boycotts, reaffirm St Louis brewery and yeast maker boycotts, adjourn sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Ine
Iron and Steel
Prosser
Gompers
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Flieshman & Co
Morgan
Multiple arrests for theft and assault in city cases
Police report a string of incidents including William Jones charged with assaulting his wife Blanche, Morris Samuels accused of stealing envelopes, and George S. Graven arrested for disorderly conduct. Additional arrests include Frank McGutrie and Frank Fisher with brass theft, a man jailed for beating a boy, and a horse theft inquiry on Lacock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Blanche
Hennr Levy
Alderman MacMastere
Morris Samuels
George Hanley
Thomas Barnes
Jacob Stein
Liberty Street
Joux Myyens
Willie Rothwell
John Pfeifer
Samuel Miller
Falcon
Allegheny
JosErim Miller
Alderman King
Southside
Samuel Reams
Frank McGutrie
Frank Fisher
Smallman Street
Carnegie
Thirty Third Street
William McCair
Washington
P. Libbish
Fifth Avenue
Richards
Lee
Lacock Street
Alleheny
Gtorce S. Graven
Oakmont
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Desperado Euhns’ Sweetheart
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Rel
Ursa
Voice OF the Dead
Foot Browning
Phonograpo
Emperor William
Hamburg
Oliver Johnson
Pfeiffer and
Halfish
Wood
Peaborry Hotel
Ninth Street
Locust
Hoostelry
Register
Mr. Pfeiffer
Bank of America
Peabody Hotel
South Ninth Street
Pole
Millionaire Fayerweather
McClelandtown
Beverly Tucker
New Yockk
Kranich & Bach
James M. Sturr & Co
Needham
Lechner & Schoenberger
Easy Paymenta
Ursu
Muselte
Celestina
Choice
Stork
Phace of Carpenters
Detroit
Federation of Trades
Knights of Labor
Beaver Falls
Trades and Labor Council of California
Trades Unions
Knights
Executive Committee
Scrofuia
Courer
E . Dee
E.clay St
Bloomington
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St. Pittsbure, Pa
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