Toronto Wonder Backing Promising Young Rower
Local Western horsemen plot to keep Kanners Prom from coming east next season. Wallace Ross, famed in England and the U S, visits Pittsburg and discusses sculling, training, and the rise of young American rowers amid shifting focus to baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Ross
Wallace
Eocland
United States
Pittsburg
Ross & Pitisted
Bill
Hoss Hay
Cns
Aml
Ani
Ianian Luas
Torenso Beat Club
Hanlan Y Pecei Vinc Porto
Dthers
Hanlan Sid
Connor
Hanian
Mhanian Tatea
Regecaia
John Termert
John SieLean
Stanbury
Kemput
Kiddef
Australia
Bri Isiers
Peotta
Teetuer
Fred Piatsted
Jack Tarzan
Harry Davis
Aluous
China
Largan
England
Wrestling challenge heats up between Connors and Lewis
Evans Lewis declares he can throw Tom Connors three times in two hours in a heated exchange sparked by Parson Davies. A public offer cites $100 to wrestle for heavyweight world catch-as-catch-can title or to throw Connors three times in two hours within three days in Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Lewis
Tom Connors
Ward
Connors
Davies
Lewis
Thomas Connors
Beeston
Fortes
Ace
Ews
Joe Acton
Cempors Castir
Weichtasuin
Connoredi
Ee Amatel
Pites
Abd
Tags Lewis
Moles
Conners
Chitaga
Cincinnali
Milwoukern
Senator Hearst May Sell Stables After Next Season
A New York telegram reports Senator Hearst may sell his horses after another season. Tournament tied for the top earnings in 1900, with total winnings around £50,574. Hearst's support in racing would be missed if he leaves the field. He plans a spring sale and remains optimistic about the stable’s future prospects and potential sire value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hearst
Jem
Bones
Racine
Hearst
Enid
Hie Sable
Yonemita
Hal Sereed
Dempsey and Fitzsimmons Meet for $12,000 Middleweight Title
Australian circles keep close watch on the Dempsey Fitzsimmons middleweight championship bout set for twelve thousand dollars. Dempsey trains at Charlemont Garden Galveston while Fitzsimmons camps near St Louis. Officials expand the Olympic arena to accommodate more spectators with private boxes priced at $100 and general admission at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Orleans
Dewpes
Fitzsimmons Comest
Sarfmen
Dewpser
Prinenalt
Purttimmens
Dempsey
Movement to Keep Western Horses From East Next Season
A movement in Laxtxotos Kentucky aims to concentrate western horses in western venues next season. It proposes New Orleans Memphis Nashville Leamgton and Louisville to top dates set by a recent Louisville Congress. If adopted western horses would not travel coast to race, with St Louis Washington Park Chicago St Paul and St Louis before Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eppetal
Laxtxotos
Lormea
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Leamgton
Louieville
Louisville
Tor St. Louis
Wall
Washington Park
Chicago
St Paul
St Leevis
Konens
Falda Accepts Offer to Stage Corbett Fight for 2180
Falda the California Athletic Club president agrees to set a purse of 2180 for a fiftle encounter with Jim Corbett, aiming to claim the Police Gazette championship belt and world title. After Falda fixes the date, Slavin will travel to New York to arrange logistics. Joe Thompson sends word from San Francisco to Slavin pledging 1000 to 3000 pounds to beat Corbett and backing Slavin against any challenger for belts and championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falda
California Athletic Club
Jim Corbett
Police Gazette
L. R. Falda
Slavin
New York
Joe Thompson
San Francisco
Corbett
Hecht
Leading Wall Players Threaten West Return
A San Francisco rumor claims several stars will stay on the coast instead of returning East to join their contracted teams. Tip O Neill and Long of Baltimore are named along with Carroll Brown Van Haltren Fogarty Kuell Smalley Sweeney Hardie Power, sparking fear of salary drops as the Players' League influence grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Caro Wele
Tip O'Neil
Colonel Robinson
Long
Baltimores
Carrol
Brown
van Haltren
Fogarty
Kuell
Smalley
Sweeney
Hardie
Power
Nationals
Supreme Court clears way for pool selling in New York
The court's decision by Chief Justice Van Brunt and Justices Brady and Daniels holds that pool selling can operate in the city when legal on race tracks. Wyn, sued for alleged pool selling, is found not guilty due to lack of recorded wagers or clear intent to violate the law. The ruling emphasizes innocent construction and presumption of innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xnrew York
Supreme Court
van Brunt
Brady
Daniels
Jockey Club
Wyn
van Brant
Local Baseball Magnates Elect Directors and Accept Manager Resignation
The meeting of local baseball magnates yesterday elected Nimick and L B Brown as directors. Manager Hanlon resigned as director and Auten will replace him. Bylaws were adopted and adjournment followed. Directors held another meeting with no major actions. another session is planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disrpaatch
Messrs. Nimick
L. B. Brown
Hanlon
Auten
Curling Contest Set Between East End and Caledonia Club
A curling contest is arranged for tomorrow between an East End team and Caledonia Curling Club Allegheny. The game will be played on Silver Lake with captains likely J. W. Drape and Peter Dick. The event promises lively play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Curling Club
Allegeny
Silver Lake
J. W. Drape
Peter Dick
D. A. Reapen and Sporting News Notes
A scattered summary of bets, racing, boxing and local sports figures. Plans for Dempsey Fitzsimmons fight flight, Spalding victories, and remarks on rowers Gandam Kninan comparison. Local bets and upcoming events feature names such as August Belmont and Joe Burke, with commentary on champions and game preparations.
McKeesport Youth Burglary Suspects In Court
In McKeesport police court, Fatty Herline Brady Watton Arthur and Alex Sayers and Mills faced burglary charges. Herline testified revealing the gang’s plot. Watton and Mills posted bail, Herline remained jailed as the others awaited trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesvor
Fatty" Herline
Brady Watton
Arthur
Alex Sayers
Mills
Herlin
Andi
Cas
Watton
Herline
Sayers
Bargains in the Cloak Room at Hogie Co Penn Avenue
See the new market entry at Jos Hogie and Co. on Penn Avenue offering five dollar bargains as you enter the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hogie & Co
Penn Avenue
Fea
Fleming & Tm
Huerewhss
Wyletee
VE Geek
Schaelmann
Stucky
Om Penn
Iret
Wicbee
Fis
McColon
Stacks
Alessas
Vilyati
Khees
Berkin
Terig
Renewee Parvane Pharmacy
Bhs
J. Meer
Dre
Wirgel's
Homer's
Pitt
Urten
Gray's
Sitler
Zeigier
Merten
Greipeleen's
Keelis
Cor
Poth
Marler
Lange's
Martwis
Montenerery
Swererar
White
Kelieubererr
LL Heck
Herron
Siber
Damtras
Casrieper
Beaser
Fleck
Bee's
GT. Haering
P.M Rogers
Hamerr
Kewers Aton
Chemiutz Streeters
Alew Itig
Ree Co
Lerce
Lerce Ty Morris’, 2 Melee Ave; D. Haering's, Lis Jaméata
Poster
Wathingtom
Premumtistetts
Penn
Aree
Larrys
Arch
Jacknen
Rangole
Ae Laysmari
Anewine Erwa
Scivalts's
Muller
Wirsteaater W. J
Guinaret
Tendecseny LW
Har“e Drug Co
Stepniak Calls for Russian Reform in Free Russia Talk
Sergius Stepniak, famed Nihilist leader, arrived in New York with Mrs Stepniak to urge constitutional reform in Russia. He outlined a program including a parliament, universal suffrage, land nationalization, local autonomy, and possible woman suffrage, noting violence should be avoided if other options exist but acknowledging harsh realities facing dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepinsk
Russia
Wealthy farmer weds young housekeeper in Liberty Township
Jonathan Keller of Yousestownx, a $100000 farmer, married his housekeeper Miss Baird after his wife’s death. Keifer, 65, had employed Miss Baird, daughter of a nearby coal miner, who was just entering womanhood. The marriage may make the bride one of the township’s wealthiest young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousestownx
Jonathan Keller
Keifer
Miss Baird
Liberty Township
Bandits Who Robbed Chicago Bank Identified in Another Heist
Four men tied to the Merchants Exchange Bank robbery in South Chicago are held at Hyde Park station. John Corbett Harry Featherstone and Frank Bennett who carried out the bank raid are also linked to the December 2 Allerton Packing House robbery, where cashier Osier was robbed of 3300. A police spy kept authorities informed of plans and the gang hurried once suspicion grew. Charles F. Mullen who drove the wagon claims ignorance of the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Merchants’ Exchange Bank
South Chicago
Hyde Park Station
John Corbett
Harry Featherstone
Frank Bennett
Allerton
Osier
Charles F. Mullen
Accused Driver Linked to Robbery Ring, Police Say
Police allege the man acted as an accomplice in a neighborhood crime spree. They claim he drove about for two hours before robbers arrived, assisting their flight at gunpoint. Further evidence ties him to the incident.
Killing of Matthews A Baptist minister recalls shooting details
Washington reports a Carrollton postmaster Matthews killed by druggist McBride in a personal feud. Letters from local Baptist clergy insist politics played no role, detailing the sequence from a Christmas purchase dispute to Matthews's arrest for a rifle threat and fatal buckshot wound in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
Carrollton
Miss
Matthews
J. FP. Matthews
W.S. McBride
Post Office Department
Mr.McBride
Sint
Mt. Matthews
McBride
Mathews
Winchester
McCain
Jackson's Grocery
Only One Survives After Vessel Capsizes in Gale
Philadelphia December 30 A harrowing tale from Barnegat reports the eight man crew of the schooner Lucied Potter from Boston to Norfolk perished or suffered exposure after the vessel capsized. One survivor was rescued by the A. D. Lamson crew and brought to port, two more died. Captain Evans and two mates clung to the raft for hours as cold and seas overwhelmed them. The Potter sank bottom up after a ten hour ordeal with the raft days after going adrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
G. Potter
Boston
Norfolk
Barnegal
A. D. Lamson
Smith
Lamson
Fly Fathom Bank
Potter
Evans
Evansaied
London Fire Ravages Center (Two Million Loss)
A major fire in London on December 30 destroyed a paper factory, fur shop, warehouse, stores, and the Gulber Electric Light plant. Salvation Army HQ survived with records saved. No deaths. estimated damage about £400,000 or $2,000,000 amid freezing conditions and strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Queen Victoria and
Thames Streets
Blackfriars Bridge
Thames
London Fire Brigade
New York Fire Department
Gulber Electric Light and Power Company
Salvation Army
Salvationists
St. Benet’s
St. Benet’s Church
London
Charing Cross Hospital
Robbery Attack Leaves Banker Wounded After Shootout
A banker was attacked in his office by two masked men who robbed him of $4,000. He fired twice at his assailants, who escaped with only a flesh wound, according to initial police notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Senate race and liquor licensing reshapes in Harrisburg
Senator elect Flinn from Allegheny voices support for Cameron’s reelection and calls for license law reform with the Director of Public Safety as lead on a new licensing commission. He notes a big fight for Speaker and outlines business ties for Representative Brooks as he campaigns for the Harrisburg post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philapelrara
Flinn
Allegheny County
House of
Cameron
United States Senate
House
Harrisburg
Allegheny
Brooks High
Department of Public Safety
British jealousy rumors over Hawaiian island sale diplomacy
A San Francisco report claims British officials in Honolulu sought to undermine Kalakaua's American courtesies by spreading rumors of plans to sell the Hawaiian Islands. It notes rival American and British factions vying for island control and mentions a possible push to place Hawaii with Britain or the United States for strategic and commercial gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kalakaua
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Charleston
Honolulu
Kalikaua
Hawaii
England
Ottawa
Great Britain
Bogus check scam tricks Toledo firm
A district messenger boy delivered a note to Lamson Brothers in Toledo claiming to be from J M Brown postmaster and asking cashing of a $60 check. The check appeared genuine but was forged and paid. No clue to the forger was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toleedoc
Lamson Brothers
J. M. Brown
Furnace men order industry shutdown in two valleys
A meeting of Mahoning and Shenango Valley furnace men, held in Youngstown, planned a January 1 shutdown of 23 blast furnaces in both valleys. They demand lower railroad freights and coke prices, arguing current rates force losses. 8,000 to 10,000 workers would be idle, crippling rail traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatci
Younestows
Betn
Mahoning and Shenango Valley
Iron Manufacturers’ Association
Child Remains in Unresponsive Sleep After Illness
Marie Campbell 7 appears to sleep eighteen days after a severe headache and chill. Doctors report no awakening despite medicine, with fever worsening and little hope of recovery. The patient, daughter of E. M. Campbell of Huntington, lives with James L Caldwell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Marie Campbell
E. M. Campbell
Huntington
Mea
James L. Caldwell
Pritchard
Consular Frauds in Canada Under Review
Consul General Knapp said he could not discuss the investigation results. He noted irregularities exist in certain consulates and consular agents but not to the extent described in published reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Knapp
United States
Canada
St. Clair
Scientists In Session Discuss Publicity And Municipal Gas Works
The American Economic Association met in Washington with papers on publicity limits by Doris B. Dewey and on municipal ownership of gas works by Edward W. Hemisof of Nashville. Hemisof argued city gas plant costs were low per thousand feet but capitalization and dividends favored private owners. Dexter spoke on building and loan associations while Moulton addressed university funding in England and closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Economic Association
Doris B. Dewey
Boston
Edward W. Hemisof
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Sones
Traveling Mens Association Calls for Week at World Fair
The Northwestern Traveling Mens Association opened its sixteenth annual convention in this city. It passed a resolution to enter correspondence with similar bodies to set aside one World Columbian Exposition week for traveling men. A plan for a reserve road and a large building for traveling men was discussed. George L. Reed was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Northwestern Traveling Mens' Association
George L. Reed
Train Robbery at Seventh Street Station Stuns Passengers
Three unknown men boarded a southbound train at Seventh Street station today and robbed passenger Frank Burton of 200 dollars after overpowering him. The incident occurred in the day coach with few witnesses, and authorities have launched a pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comarpus, Inc
Seventh Street
Frank Burton
Indianapolis
Railroad war sparks rate cut on Chicago St Louis line
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe opened a Chicago to St Louis link with Jacksonville Southeastern. Brokers in St Louis hawk tickets $1 to $150 below regular Chicago rates, while Chicago to St Louis remains unchanged. Alton’s General Manager Chappell warned Western Passenger Association chair Tinley of plans to respond with an open rate reduction after holiday excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Atchison
Jacksonville Southeastern
Chicago and Alston
Chappell
Alton
Tinley
Western Passenger Association
On His Wedding Day A Scandalous Arrest Stuns Bride
At Edith Parenteau’s home in 4., a planned wedding to William F. Schweiger of Bridgeport was interrupted when a constable arrested Schweiger on a charge of procuring goods under false pretenses. Jeweler G. H. Waldin alleged a watch purchase under a false name. Bail was posted and the ceremony proceeded. Schweiger was later discharged for lack of evidence, and he sued Waldin for malicious prosecution claiming mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Parenteau
William F. Schweiger
Bridgeport
Conn
Schweiger
G. H. Waltin
Anyt
Waldin
Fighting the bucket shops shapes Chicago Board of Trade slate
In Chicago on December 30 two factions vie for Board of Trade officers to be chosen January 5. The pro fight wing renominates President T. W. Baker and selects J. T. Rawleigh for Vice President. The opposing side has not finalised its ticket but names Robert Lindblom George G. Parker and Bailey as leading contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Lindblom
George G. Parker
Bailey
Poisoned Candy Attempt Targets Hugh Stewart Family
A veiled woman gave poisoned candy to a boy in the Hugh Stewart family in St. Jom New Brunswick. The boy and his mother and two siblings ate the candy but were saved by emetics. The oldest daughter remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jom, N. B
Hugh Stewart
Chinese Hospital Association formed in New York
The Chinese Hospital Association was incorporated to build operate and manage a hospital in New York dedicated to providing medical and surgical care to Chinese patients excluding contagious diseases. The Board of Managers includes Edward Eralstin Frank Rogers Morse Les Sizer A J F Behrends C E K Bruce M D Isabelle Bightman Hole Kin Nelson H B Sizer and J Arthur Barratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Youk
Dec. C
Chinese Hospital Association
Edward Eralstin
Frank Rogers Morse
Les Sizer
A. J. F. Behrends
C. EK. Bruce
M. D
Isabelle ©. Bightman
Hole Kin
Nelson HB. Sizer
J. Arthur Barratt
Couple from Swissvale Wed in Jamestown After Evasion
John T. Jones 20 and Matilda Beat rice Protheroe 17 eloped from Swissvale to Jamestown where they wed. Her father refused to approve the marriage, and the couple are living with the groom's father in Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jones
Ella Iron Works
Matilda Beatrice Protheroe
Swissvale
Jamestown
Jones
Braddock
Garfield Newell Curiaco Wedding Reveals Presidential Ties
Miss Helen Newell daughter of Lake Shore Railroad President Newell and James B Garfield son of the late President were married at the bride’s parents home. About 100 guests attended including Mrs Garfield widow of the late President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Helen Newell
President Newell
Lake Shore Railroad
James B. Garfield
President Garfield
Garfield
New York Bankers Fail Bateman & Co Forced to Close
Special telegram reports Bateman & Co bankers and brokers of 57 Broadway made an assignment to John A. Carver of Shearman & Sterling. Liabilities and assets unknown but expected to be sizable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNE Dispater
New York
Bateman & Co
Broadway
John A. Carver
Shearman & Sterling
Arrests Spread in Pleasant County Robbery Case
The complainant John Copenhauer, once robbed of a sizable sum, was arrested in Pleasant County and brought to town. He allegedly accepted money to not testify against the two men and evaded circuit court process, with plans for indictment and trial on compounding a felony charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkershare
John &. Copenhauer
Pleasant County
Copenhever
Fire destroys Milton business district with large loss
Fire at Milton this morning nearly destroyed the business portion of the town. It caused a total loss of 30000 dollars, with about 15600 dollars insured. The town had no fire apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WilaiseTox
Dei
Milton
Family starved to death found on Locust Street
McKee Street Dec 2 A starving family case turns up on Locust Street with George Butler an industrious hodcarrier who quit work to nurse his consumptive wife leaving the household with a dying child. Humane Society officers have been alerted to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesreett
Locust Street
George Butler
Haseen
Starville
The
Humane Society
Kennan Lecture Topic Set by Pittsburg Club
George Kennan will lecture at Old City Hall January 10 under the Pittsburg Press Club. The subject is On the Hand to Liveria, detailing his first hand observations in a region marked by despair and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennan
Pittsburg Press Club
Old City Hall
Liveria
Weather River Readings Across Towns
Special telegrams report river levels at multiple stations with patterns of rising or falling. Cities include Brownsville Morgantown Allegheny Junction Wheeling and Cincinnati with conditions described as clear cloudy or mild and temperatures or inches of ice or rain noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatcie
Brownsville
Morgantown
Wannex
Allegheny Junction
Wheeling
Lois Ville
Canal
Caine-Hiver
Tax Collector Snyder Shot in Tucson Melee
Early this morning in Tucson a violent melee left Tax Collector M. E. Snyder shot and slightly wounded. Details indicate he resisted and was attacked by assailants during the incident. Further information on suspects and motive was not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucsox
Antz
Snyder
Bennett and Co Leading Hatters and Furriers Ad
J G Bennett and Company announces itself as leading hatters and furriers located at the corner of Wood Street and Firth Avenue offering hats and fur items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Firth Avenus
General Spinner Sinking Rapidly Passes Dec 30
A chaotic OCR snippet notes a General Spinner sinking rapidly and passing deeper on December 30. The fragment references Sento Sekine and an implied end or action, but details are unclear.
Storm System Shifts as High Pressure Suppresses West Monday
The St. Lawrence valley storm moves east aided by a large Canadian high pressure area joining a stronger southern high. Manitoba storm energy fades while a broad low pressure zone expands west of the 97th meridian and threatens the Lower Mississippi valley. Rain hits Missouri and Tennessee as Atlantic, lake region, and New England enjoy fair skies. Maine New Hampshire Vermont and North Dakota see a 12 to 3 drop in temperature, while the Lower Mississippi valley warms and other areas rise slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Canada
Manitoba
Ninety-Seventh Meridian
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Tennessee
Atlantic States
Lake Region
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
North Dakota
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Toronto
Oslocas Epmts
Fescimgons
the Nepatoh
Dempsey and Fitzsimmons
New Oleans
Expos
Frank P. Slavin
Pacilist
Cablea
L. RB
Sporting Notes
Wren
Metrix
Madison Square
Garden
Green Morris
Magentes Luonsht
Ind
Allman
Dempsey-Fitzsimmons
Union
Chicago Sports
J. Wiltrik
Ihe
Sherman’ Virginius
Northwestern Breeders’ Association
Ahemane
O'Bwen
Fghtere
Donovan
Talec Waines
Monongabecla City
Tom Hammond
T. Nichols
Nicholls
Clark
Revie
Joan Kxex
J. Heardshaw
Dixon
Homewood Park
New Yorker New Dever
National League
Vee Snutter
Mlagers’ League
Stan Ten
Harry Hutchens
Talis Yards
Sheffield
T. Liddie
Maydan
Liddle
Hutchens
Jo&n Sukery
Pat Kitlen
Sheehy
Killen
M'Keesport
T. D. Cassy & Co
Liberty Street
Wsa
Free
Sergius Stepniak
Nihilist
Dispatch
Everett House
Rusia
Mrs. Stepniak
Cunard
Umbria
Stepniak
Stepnink
Liebknecht
Sophie Gunzberg
Padiewski
France
Padlewski
Seliverstroff
Adi
Luce
Dirfatch
Director of Public Safety
Internal Revenue
David Martin
Leeds
Brooks
Spruce and Pine Streets Railway Company
Traction Company
Mr. Brooks
Andrews
Republican State Committee
Continental
Toledo
West Virginia
Santa Fe
Board of Trade
Papa
Garfield-Newell
Spectat
Dirpatron
Weeksport
J. G. Bennett & Co
Pennsyie Vasta
Ohio
Ima
United States Service
SUDA
Special Weather Bulletin
Fair
tFreeman
Liberty
L. Goldsmit & Bro
Liberty ST
Pittsburg, PA
Wood St
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