Desperate Eight-Round Fight Ends In Victory For Plimmer
In Coney Island racing crowds witnessed Billy Plimmer defeat Joe McGrath after eight brutal rounds for a purse of 2500 with Plimmer dominating much of the action. Prelims featured Hughey Borle versus Connie Sullivan and Billy Leedom versus Moffat Flaherty with Sullivan taking the ten round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxyey Islasp
Coney Island Athletic Club
Billy Plimmer
Joe McGrath
Ireland
Hughey Borle
Elizabeth
N. J
Connie Sullivan
New York
Billy Leedom
Philadelphia
Moffat Flaherty
Boston
Boyle
Sullivan
FP. J. Donohue
Light weight bout won by Jimmy Rowan in Wheeling
An 11 round five ounce fight in Wheeling featured Jimmy Rowan of Steubenville defeating Billy Smith of Parkersburg. Smith was knocked out. both boxers weighed 119 pounds for a purse of 500 dollars. The contest was praised as the prettiest seen there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Jimmy Rowan
Steubenville
Billy Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Smith
Club offers thirty thousand for the men to fight
The club offered $30,000 for the men to fight for. That offer was refused and no further offers will be made.
Chicago Boxer Agrees to Australian Championship Terms
Tom Evan, Amer ica s welterweight champion, left Chicago for New Orleans to begin training for the international bout with George Dawson of Australia. He will weigh in at 140 pounds at noon and proceed to Bay St. Louis for training, with officials confirming weight terms and immediate telegrams between clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cutcaco
Dee
Tom Evan
America
New Orleans
George Dawson
Australia
Crescent City
Ilinois Central
Bay St. Louis
Pro’ Robertson
Ryan
Olympic Club
New Ontcave
Dawson
Billy Smith
Frison
Kyan
C. Dickson
Cuca
Dickson
Evan
Linnois Central Limited
Duwaon
Sensational rumors over McAuliffe Burge boxing match
In New York on December 24 reports swirled that the planned McAuliffe versus Burge bout at Coney Island with a $45,000 purse was to be a staged fake. Judge Newton, matchmaker, declined to confirm details and pulled the purse to protect the club and public trust amid suspicions about Burge’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack McAuliffe
Dick Burge
Coney Island Athletic Club
Judge Newton
Burge
Newton
Burce
Daly-Fitsgerald glove contest stirs St Louis crowd
In St Louis on December 28 the Daly-Fitsgerald boxing match staged in Florrisant drew attention as Prosecuting Attorney RK Lee Mudd announces ample evidence to proceed. He says several Florrisant officials were present and cheered the contestants, causing a sensation among local sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Florrisant
St Louis County
RK Lee Mudd
Bey
Races at Guttenberg feature strong fields and big bets
At Guttenberg on December 28 the meet produced competitive races with well backed winners. Krikina led the first event over two furlongs followed by Saunterer and Trinity in a tightly contested purse. Second race saw Skadi dominate two-year-olds with Griffin and Harlequin placing behind. multiple contenders shared betting emphasis. Third and fourth races offered hefty purses and sales actions with Fortunatus and Logan among top finishers. Betting mirrored keen public interest as bookies faced losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krikina
Prince Howard
Saunterer
Trinity
Sir George
Kerry Gow
Eix Turtones
Saadi
Griffin
Mohammed
Flynn
Harlequin
Sweeney
Miss Fisher
Rightaway
False Ahrens
Julia L
Lismore
Ada
Bulso
Skadi
Nohawmod
Lane
Little Fred
Fidget
H. Harris
Uncertainty & Bel
Landowner
Flattery
Demonto
Sandowne
To Land
Logan
Shields
Eclipse
Mabelle
Martin
Blitzen
Prines Fortunatus
Jack Rose
J. Barret
J. GO. Courtney
Snedeker
Headiizh
Greenwich
Stenature
Hyacinthe
Thorndale
Prince Fortunatus
J. C. Courtney
Heaaleht
Signature
Hyacin Oto
J. Barrett
Belword
Idzzie McDuff
F. Leigh
Manel Green
Panhandle
Alma TM
Running Bird
Belwood
Lisaie McDnuff
Mabel Glenn
Alma T
Guttenberg race day pools attract varied bidding
Louisville ec 28 special lists last night pools for tomorrow's Guttenberg races with names like Bob Arthur Quibbler Alarmer Paradise Pr Helmuth Cayracus Mayor B Brussels Adalgise Annie W and many more across six races including selling actions at distances from three-quarters of a mile to seven-eighths of a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Guttenberg
Bob Arthur
Quibbler
Alarmer
Paradise
Pr. Helmuth
Cayracus
Mayor B
Brussels
Adalgise Colt
Annie W
Hays—Pletka
Fagan
Herminie Colt
Simplicity Galt
Alice Rif
Lattin
Miss Annie
Tod Smith
Annie Belle
Laurenstan
St James
Harry Alonzo
Experience
Allan Bane
Airplant i
Sir Walter Raleigh
Linktown
Mollie Davi
Benjamin
May
Duke John
Bon Voyage
Vanwart
Elmstone
Leigh
Carmalie
Capon de Leon
Pexsuist
Lillie Keelding
Irroncole
Kindness
Kindness Etd 8, Ferret Me Not da, $5: Enugente 99, $5: Uuipepper
Pont Smid
Dewd
Sir George
Josee
Hazelhurst
Bess McDuffe
Johnny O'Connor
Gastright Signs With Buckenberger Pitching Staff
President Buckenberger yesterday received the signed contract of pitcher Gastright. The local official expressed satisfaction and said Gastright is sensible and knows when to refrain from kicking. He hopes Gastright will be in good form next season and predicts a great pitcher if so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckenberger
Gastright
Buckenberger Telegram Seeks Four Lean Players for New Orleans Club
Pittsburg Baseball Club President A C Buckenberger telegraphed New Orleans Ball President Charles Gena to force a lean four, aiming to secure three players. The fragment outlines an effort to recruit rapid changes in the team lineup.
Genslinger Visit Teases New Orleans Game Plans
Sandara Genslinger hints their first New Orleans visit and a Hall Firesimmons contest during the trip. The arena is near the ball park, suggesting many spectators will attend despite weather. Also plans to play in Mobile on March 30 and 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandara
Genslinger
New Orland
Ball Park
Gamex
Pittsburg
Mobile
Veteran manager Billy Bernie poised to sign Louisville deal
Louisville sources report ongoing talks with veteran manager Billy Bernie have progressed and he is close to signing a contract to manage the club next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Billy Bernie
Swimmers Tonight at Natatorium Pittsburg Amateur Meet
Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Association presents a free Natatorium program tonight featuring a club handicap and expert water exhibitions by Profs Joseph McEwan and James Fox. McEwan will perform the Monte Cristo escape act and Fox will execute underwater feats, with polo to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James Fox
S V. Kroathen
Joseph McEwan
Fred Goodwyn
James Taylor
L. C. McCormick
W. Wiesel
W. Bierman
RR. B. Montgomery
Intercollegiate Athletic Association Plan Adopted at Exchange Hotel
In Ricaumoxp Virginia on December 25 a meeting at the Exchange Hotel formed an intercollegiate athletic group for baseball and football among Southern institutions. Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Alabama Sewanee St Johns Wake Forest and Johns Hopkins attended with Breckinridge Robinson of Virginia presiding as chairman. A constitution and by laws were adopted. James J. Jones of Homestead challenges John Long of McKeesport to a race with a two yard handicap for a $2004 stake, ready to sign forfeit and articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricumoxp
Exchange Hotel
James J. Jones
Homestead
John Long
McKeesport
Schaeffer Wins 400 Point Billiard Match in Paris
In a 400 point single cushion carroms contest for 5000 francs Schaeffer defeats Vignaux 400 to 345 in 104 innings. Attendance is strong and betting favored the Frenchman early, ending at 6 to 4 for Schaeffer. General Sporting Notes cover various boxing and racing updates from Chicago to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pants
Carroms
Schaeffer
Vignaux
Terns
William Melizheng
Val Herat
Sol Smith
San Francisco
Jivore Farner
Chic
Walter Johnson
Tomas Collins
Sulivan
Trent
McCaffrey
Donovan
Visitors of note in the city for the holidays
Captain J E Richardson and wife formerly of Pittsburg now in Mansfield are guests of Captain Robert Gracey at 72 Fremont street Allegheny. Dr Stephen H Emmena of Youngwood and John E Eljsler formerly Grand Opera House manager stayed at Monongahela House. Bishop John H Vincent and wife of Buffalo visited the Anderson. lectures in Washington. W J Burns and George W Schmidt of Washington stay at St Charles. J Bricker of Jamestown NY travels for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Richardson
Pirsburg
Mansfield
Robert Gracey
Fremont Street
Allegheny
Stephen H. Emmena
Youngwood
John E. Eljsler
Grand Opera House
Monongahela House
John H. Vincent
Buffalo
Anderson
Washington
W. J. Burns
George W. Schmidt
St. Charles
J. Bricker
Jamestown
N. Y
Funeral notice for N. Guatran Monrar in Crafton
The deceased N Guatran Monrar died at his home in Crafton at 5 80 P M on December 25 in his 7th year. The notice states a funeral will be held hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Crafton
N. Guatran Monrar
Newman Cleared in Homestead Boarding House Shooting
Max Newman, about 25, was acquitted of murdering Thomas Coyne after a scuffle in a Carnegie mill boarding house at Homestead on November 14. The jury found him not guilty of murder and involuntary manslaughter after a brief trial, with defense arguing self defense amid anti strike threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Newman
Thomas Coyne
Carnegie Mills
Homestead
Burleigh
Commonwealth
Thomas M. Marshall
R. B. Scandrett
Newman
Coygpe
Weible
Coyne
McCandless
Court hears mixed criminal cases with acquittals and trials
In the criminal court Bridget Burke was acquitted of aggravated assault and battery on Patrick Duffy on Bismarck way, with costs divided. Other defendants, including Devyid Helfer and Henry Helfer, face trial for assaulting officer G W Dawson. Andrew Strak, jailed for three months for flim-jamming. George Penrod found guilty of larceny. William Connelly acquitted of aggravated assault. Dr Pollock on trial for false pretenses over a life policy dispute involving a Philadelphia Mutual Life Insurance policy on a minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Burke
Patrick Duffy
Bismarck Way
Devyid
Henry Helfer
G. W. Dawson
West End
Slagle
Dawson
Andrew Strak
Joseph McCracken
Boston
George Penrod
Frank Wolford
Braddock
William Connelly
Harity
Fred Kaormauk
Shaler Township
Dr. Pollock
Philadelphia Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mary McMenamin
In Memory of W. B. Pier Allegheny Bar Responds to Death
The Allegheny County Bar met to honor the late Wm. B. Pier Esq with a memorial in their rooms. Judge McClung presided and several judges and officers delivered addresses praising his ability and sterling qualities. Pier was born July 1846 in Jamestown New York and came to Pittsburgh in 1863 working in banking and business before joining George Shiras Jr. and being admitted to the bar July 10 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Bar Association
Pier
McClung
Stowe, Ewing, Kennedy
T. M. Marshall
W. C. Moreland
Judge Porter
A. V. D. Watterson
D. T. Watson
W. R Blair
W. G. Moreland
W. F. McCook
C. Dickey
Mr. Pier
Jamestown
N. Y
Pittsburg
George Shiras, Jr
United States Supreme Bench
James McDade Sues Citizens' Traction for Damages
James McDade Jr filed suit against Citizens' Traction Company seeking $500 after a November 16 incident on a streetcar in which the conductor allegedly stopped the car without cause, had him arrested, and he claims the publicity ruined his job. The case names additional defendants in a separate criminal court listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDade
Citizens’ Traction Company
James McDade, Jr
Caase
Notable Names Linked in Unnamed Listing
The list includes W. Anderson, Mike Jordan, Mary A. Ford, Louis Lorstein, Sarah Dorstein, J. G. Eb bert, Clara Lautz, M Mamel, John Penn, Mike Dunabar, G. F. Ruidivill, W. J. Backe house, Anton Kasopaki and Harry Gripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Anderson
Mike Jordan
Mary A. Ford
Louis Lorstein
Sarah Dorstein
J. G. Ebbert
Clara Lautz
M Mamel
John Penn
Mike Dunabar
G. F. Ruidivill
W. J. Backehouse
Anton Kasopaki
Harry Gripp
Dunseath in Trouble Over Counterfeit Half Dollar
Samuel Dunseath faced United States Commissioner Gamble on a charge of passing counterfeit money after police arrested him for using a bogus half dollar on Grant street. His defense claimed ignorance of the coin’s nature, but he admitted holding it and was committed to jail in default of 500 dollars bail awaiting court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunseath
Samuel Dunseath
United States
Gamble
Grant Street
Standard Delaine Spanish Merino Sheep Breeders meet
The Standard Delaine Spanish Merino Sheep Breeders Association met in Steubenville on December 24. It outlines its 100 point grading system and the 72 point registration threshold, distinct from the National Delaine Association. Officers elected include President W. P. Thompson and Vice Presidents Kugler and Williams, with Cleaver as secretary and Mulholland as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Delaine
United States
National
Delaine Sheep Breeders’ Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Missouri
Michigan
Delaine Association
National Delaine Association
W. P. Thompson
New Rumley
John Kugler
Stanbury
S. B. Williams
Kalamazoo
Mich
M. Cleaver
East Bethlehem
W. H. Cleaver
D. B. Mulholland
Independence
W. H. Buchanan
West Middleton
John Brandt
Kilgore
L. KE Sharon Stansbury
Nathan Jones
Penn
Many illustrious victims Oma Wine Looking Englishman who cut a swath on two hemispheres
Arthur Gwynn Bigge, cousin of Lord Wolverton and son of a British lieutenant colonel, held in $1,000 bail in Tombs court on theft charges. Algernon Blackwood, John K. Plauw, and Lynnewood Palmer pressed charges of forgery and theft. Bigge pled guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Gwynn Bigge
Lord Wolverton
Tombs
Algernon Blackwood
Arthur Blackwood
London Post Office
Bigge
John K. Plauw
Lynnewood Palmer
Memorial Hospital Fire Duty Ends in Cold Patients
In JonNstonn on December 28 a single fireman at Memorial Hospital failed to keep heating fires burning during a cold snap. The building houses about 20 patients and several are seriously ill with potential danger to their lives. Manager Johnson of the Postal Telegraph Company is among those delayed in leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JonNstonn
Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Postal Telegraph Company
Bank Robber Dunlap 10 Free
Boston December 28 The Executive Council unanimously pardons James Dunlap a notorious bank robber now in state prison awaiting Governor Russell approval The council notes his restitution of almost all stolen funds and predicts his liberty with past efforts to secure release marked by unanimity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Executive Council
James Dunlap
Russell
State House
Dunlap
Aged man falls through ice while crossing river
John McLaughlin, 60, sank after stepping on weak ice at McKensPont river. Rescued by two bystanders, he surfaced repeatedly and was badly bruised and shocked. Doctors say his recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKensPont
John McLaughlin
Stock Beginning to Suffer in Cold Wave Haul Water
From most country districts in this section farmers report hardship as stock and farm animals suffer amid severe cold. Low water in small streams has many hauling water for 48 hours after the freeze. Continued cold threatens greater losses and scarcity of water when the freeze set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsurveton
Ingalls to Rush to Haverhill After Telegram of Father’s Illness
Ex Senator John J. Ingalls received a telegram announcing his father’s fatal illness in Haverhill Massachusetts and he will depart for the city tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
John J. Ingalls
Haverhill
Mass
Weather report hints at wind and temperature trends
The passage notes wind direction and temperature indicators at a station. It mentions precipitation traces and rainfall or melted snow measured in hundredths of an inch over the past 12 hours. It describes isotherms and pressure lines and that storms move from west to east in atmospheric waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weette
Cresia
Weather watch notes shifting winds and warm spell
The forecast describes eastward moving low pressure with wind shifts and temperature changes. High winds and rain or snow accompany the low, followed by a north wind and cooler, clearing conditions as the system passes eastward.
Short Stories of City Life
Jons Casarove fined 160 dollars and costs for taking an article from a market stand and knocking down a protestor, John McGervey. Wickus fell attempting to board a West End car and was badly injured, taken home to Duquesne Heights. Firemen received gifts from citizens after protecting property during Christmas. Boyle attacked by three men near Duquesne Way and now carries a gun. Carney with a fractured leg admitted to Mercy Hospital from Dolinstown. Clothes fire on Liberty Avenue caused light damage. Watson, head cut by a poker, sent to Mercy Hospital in serious condition. City department heads prepare yearly financial statements for next year’s appropriations due by December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons Casarove
John McGervey
Doux Wickus
Duquesne Heights
Lerten
Duquesne Way
Boyle
Carney
Mercy Hospital
Dolnstown
Liberty Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Watson
Bowen Watson
John Irwin
Nineteenth Ward
Tas
Minor police cases heard in Twenty-eighth ward
Aasts Lopate will be given a hearing before Alderman Donovan next Tuesday on a charge of beating the daughter of Edward Lutz Jenny Stoce.ia in the Twenty-eighth ward station house charged with abusing his wife. He was arrested last night at 64 South Fifteenth street. A would be thief broke into a room in the Inn building No 187 Fourth avenue last evening. He met the janitress but escaped with nothing. Mrs Mary Eain charged by Mary Tunney with picking her pocket of 80 at the Market House had a hearing last night and was held for court. Duantes Hece, a barkeeper at the Hamilton Hotel, was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued before Alderman Donovan by Peter Reidlinger charging him with assault and battery. Joan McGuxe and Larry Williams charged with attempting to rob S Stern the jeweler on Bogus avenue Thirty-second ward had a hearing before Judge Succop last night. They were held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aasts Lopate
Donovan
Edward Lutz
Jenny Stoce
Twenty-eighth Ward
South Fifteourt Street
Fourth Avenue
Mary Eain
Mary Tunney
Duantes Hece
Hamilton Hotel
Peter Reidlinger
Noeault
Buttery
Joan McGuxe
Iarry Williams
S. Stern
Bogus Avenue
Succop
Stage Season At Orsnd Opera House And Harris Theater
Stage whispers announce Ma Cuaniel Haxroup and Miss Annie Winter in Ingomar at Orsnd Opera House tonight. Thomas E. Shee opens next Monday at Harris Theater with a strong company. Escaped from Sing Sing runs first three days, followed by Barred Out and A Woman's Power with Etsier in a dramatic lead at the Grand Opera House Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Cuaniel Haxroup
Annie Winter
Ingomar
Orsnd Opera House
Thomas E. Shee
Harris
Shea
Sing Sing
Errit Eusien
Grand Opera House
Alicia
Mixa Etsier
Hosel Kirke
Dra
Mlentabe
Actreas
Hozel Airke
Lgyyt Allyn
River News And Notes Special Telegrams
River news items report dull business and cloudy warmer weather. Ice and obstruction affect Owensboro Tell City and other boats, with large ice flows in the Kentucky River delaying departures to Cincinnati and Louisville amid a busy river traffic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LouisvilLex
Dec. S
Owensboro
Tell City
Magen
Robert
Tee
Kentucky River
Henry Deas
C. Fisher
Harry Brows
Memphis
Clucionatl
Weather fragment from Upper Granges area report
Fragmentary weather note records clear cold conditions in upper Granges and Allegheny junction with a frozen river area. Cloudy skies and a thermometer reading near twelve inches on stationary gauge and a separate AP note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granges
Allegheny
Oort
Wanken—Rivero
Mono Axtown
Liver
Jvers ‘Fort
Weather Observations in River Regions Reported
Fragmentary weather notes describe river gauges and water levels. The text notes low water, no boats operating, and cool conditions with measurements in feet and inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witertina
Mumeter
Fires and Losses Reported Across Multiple Cities
A string of fire incidents and related losses are reported from Geneva Linden Muncie Omaha Wabash Grafton Statesville New Hartford Lox Morrellville Bonham Massillon Chester Allentown with extensive property damage. Insurance payouts range widely and origins are often under investigation.
Turbulent Local News: Leaders, Tragedies, and a Railroad Blast
Spaarsverrein becomes Economites leader and was formerly an Ohio schoolteacher. W C Sutton, a prominent merchant tailor, is found dead from chloral after a drunken spree. Santa Claus mishap injures Frank Skillings at Tompkinson school. A powerful explosion on the Mempfield Branch Railroad devastates Sewickley township, killing one Italian and injuring many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirvry
W. C. Sutton
Strixnorieto
Tompkinson School
Harmony Township
Frank Skillings
Santa Claus
Mempfield Branch
Tingumajar
Sewickley
Exaumea
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McGrath
Leesom and
Gastriget
McAuliffe
Coney Island Club Indo
Leedom
Fisherty
Flaherty
Grnger
Sain
Johnny Eckhardt
Bob Stoll
Exipeses
Joe Merrath
Charley Norton
Newark
Bennie Murphy
Harry Ersas
Birmingham
Engand
Joe Connelly
Alf Jewett
Martin Murphy
Peter Maher
Dublin
Jimaory Carroll
Brooklin
John Brady
Jack Sheehan
Tame Piigamer
Jaco Sie
Pummer
Billy
Bes
Pilmumer
Moetzrath
Fimmer
Plummer
Peter Mulcher
Cone
McGratt
AloGrath
Dave
Jimmy Carroll
Peter Mather
Rowan
Crescent Club
Vey Burge
Ph Bg
Matar
S Sst
Sar Neel
Boge Ead
Ryan and
Daw2sok
Eacing
Guitenberg
Bernie
the Colonels
New Athletic Association
Jax ChoYses
The
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Abe
Yale
Harvard
Tne
Ina
Harry N
Colonel Clark
Roby
Chestin
Washington Jockey Club
Samuel Ross
William Miller
G. G. Staples
Thomas M. Draney
George Palmer
Cr. H. Perricono
Frank Lenz
Leng
Japan
H. E. Raymond
Groper SutTrox
Joseph Capron
Wat Voronica
Dax Creeden
Frisco
Jim Williams
Salt Lake
Pacific Athletic Club
Creeden
Jonn Fravecay
Sam Bryant
Loulaville
Finnegan
Uncle Bob
Bryant & Scroggan
Qansman Countney
Hobey
Cornell
Gotham
John B. Day
Empertz
National Assembly
Earnest Pusey
Coal and Iron
Kellever
Criminal Court
Day
Criminal Court—Commonwealth Vn
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John Newmeyer
Mrs. K. Jones
Charles Arnold
Robert Baxter
George Launce
Joseph W. Knoth
C. May
John
Spanish Sheep Breeders’ Association
Jack Frost
Ingalls
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Inay
Hic
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Rego
Cutters
Atlanta
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Pirrastac
Weather Bureau
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Ir. M
A. M
Ploe
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la Naves
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Ind
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Second Ward
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N. C
Sheppard
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Armory
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Armstrong, Iuker & Co
Morrelville
Loa
Bonham
Tex
Massilion
Waverly
J. H. Grapewine
J. W. Ewing
Chester
Ilc
Menard Manufacturing Company
Iices
Allentown
Harry Kalkof
Washington Avenue
Kalkoff
Owly
Spaarsverrein
Dus
Economites
Wis
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