Canonsburg Parish Turmoil Ends as Pastor Resigns
By a large Presbytery gathering at United Presbyterian Church in Canonsburg the Rev. J. Speer faced removal votes but the Presbytery sustained him and he resigned. Townspeople, many on foot and by horse, packed the scene as church factions split over the pastor and funding, with about half the members expected to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Chartiers Presbytery
J. 5. Speer
McLachlan
J.8. Speer
Speer
Samtom
J. M. Borland
R. D. Foultoo
United Presbyterianism
Fulton
Sunes
Hs Conprapadies
Sepies
Mr. Speer
Eese
Bis
Egupt
Dhstein Tahoe
Smiley
W.W. Gladden
M. B. Kelso
Bpeer
LB. H. Brownlee
Gladden
Wiliam McPherson
Neneane
Pereva
John B. Meanell
Harriott Denny
Margaret Ferruton
Shah
Poe
ED. Falcon
Speers Friends
Con
A. M. Borland
McPherson
Patterson
Convresation
Library Committee Named By Allegheny School Board
At a regular meeting of the Board of School Controllers a five member committee was appointed to confer with the City Council sub committee on City Property about Carnegie Library management. Members are Major W P Hunter Lewis Miller Joseph Walton and D B Among.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
W. P. Hunter
Lewis A Aoe Ee Miller
Joseph Walton
D. B
Committee On Instruction
Pirteberg Insurance Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Pitwburg Insurance Company annual meeting held yesterday on Wood Street, officers elected for the coming year include Charles Arbuthnot as President and James Gordon as Vice President. Directors named include Charles Arbuthnot James Gordon Alexander Bradley James Collord Max Moorhead John Fullerton James McCutcheon Henry Lloyd Allen Sano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirteberg Insurance Company
Pitwburg Insurance Company
Wood Street
Charles Arbuthnot
James Gordon
Alexander Bradley
James
James Collord
Max Moorhead
John Fullerton
James McCutcheon
John
Heery
Enry Lloyd
Allen
Sao Nanecal
Ness
Notable Visitors Mention City Happenings and Notable Delegates
Chal Dick of Johnstown reported in the city yesterday amid soreness over the election of llevelumater delegates from Cambris. Boston reporter Yong heads to China to save four Chinamen sentenced for treason after returning from Amelia. Chicago Daily News editor Harry Wilkinson toured the city. J W Lee of Franklin and T W Phillips of New Castle also appeared among local visitors. O Warner, passenger agent of the Chi- Se Ee Ane Ore Mtceed, was present as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chal Dick
Johnstown
Cambris
Ee Ete
Boston
Pabsea
China
Amelia
Mr. Yong
Harry Wilkinson
Chicago Daily News
Hest
Wil Remeta
Harry
Cats City
Pittsburg
Allegheny
J. W. Lee
Franklin
Thomas W. Phillips
New Castle
O. Warner
Amicably Settled Election Frauds Case in Eighteenth Ward
The alleged election frauds case in the Eighteenth ward ended with all charges withdrawn after parties reached an agreement. Frank T Bracken agreed to pay costs and withdraw from the contest, and the four Election Board members did not appear at the next trial to let the case go by default. The settlement clears Mr Dwyer of suspicion while shielding Election Board members from blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Bracken
Carnegie Avenue
DisPatch
Bracken
Election Board
Alderman Leslie
Squire Leslie
Conla
Ron
Squire le Sea
Dwyer
County Democracy Denounces Joint as False and Malicious
The County Democracy met and adopted a resolution denouncing press reports that the group opposed Hon Bailey for Mayor. The body did not endorse any candidate before nomination and planned district committees to aid the City Committee in upcoming municipal contests. John Eanis confirmed Pat Foley was elected Chairman in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democracy
W. J. Brennen
Puble
Bailey
John Eanis
Pat Foley
Sheppard Named Bank Examiner by City Clerk
George Sheppard was appointed Bank Examiner last night. He previously served as city accountant under Controller Morrow and as county controller accountant. The City Clerk plans to fill his vacancy with temporary leadership as City Hall adjusts to the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sheppard
Sheppard
Morrow
Clark
Battig
Sistant
Marshal Oe
Martin
Paeoeees
Foley Says Bailey Walks to Mayor Office Unopposed
Patrick Foley claimed no opposition to Judge Bailey for mayoral race. He noted Kerr delegates unlikely to disrupt the convention, while Obn Giles disputed Kerr delegate reports and confirmed Bailey supporters in wards one two and three with J C O’Donnell James A McPike and Dr C Biehlolder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Foley
James A. McPike
Dr. C. Bieiholder
Good Bailey
Allegheny Republicans Propose Ward Ticket
Allegheny Republicans met last night and suggested a ticket for Alderman Thomas M. Tatem E L Braun John S Edgar and school directors W B Sas William Willan Bpang W B Croft and Samuel Cluley or sable David Holmes. The election takes place on Saturday the 7th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Thomas M. Tatem
L. Braun
John S. Edgar
W. B Sas William Willan Bpang
W. B. Croft
Samuel Cluley
Or Sable
David Holmes
Republican nominations in Fifteenth ward last night
The Fifteenth ward nominations by the Republicans named Alderman 8 F Kerr for Select Council James H Gillespie for Common Council James Crawford for School Director Jacob Oehenhirt and D O Kaiser for Constable Alex McWhorter for Assessor George Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. F. Kerr
James H. Gillespie
James Crawford
Jacob Oebhenhirt
D. O. Kaiser
Alex McWhorter
George Horn
Democratic HQ Opens at 64 Smithfield Street
The Democratic headquarters will open today at No 64 Smithfield Street formerly Captain Lew Clark's butcher shop. After today the block between Virginaller and Sitth Avenue on Smithfield Street will be the city’s liveliest until the 18th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Lew Clark
Virginaller
Sitth Avenur
Twenty First Ward School Fight Resumes
In the Twenty first ward the old school fight is resumed. All the directors except R B Ward are again in the field for re election, and the question arises whether the old members who have been fired by the Court shall go back or new members be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ward
Primaries Postponed for Sixteenth Ward Democrats
The Sixteenth ward Democratic primaries are postponed until Saturday next as councilmen focus on the mayoral contest and cannot manage their ward affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusy
Reuben Miller Jr Reported Better After Rough Period
A brief medical update states Reuben Miller Jr improved considerably last night following a difficult day and night. The note mentions care during a troubled period and an improvement in condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Miller, Jr
Quiet Starrett Union Meeting Debates Proxy Votes
The Starrett Union gathered at the Allegheny day nursery in a calm session. E Gemmel presided while Mrs Barr was absent. a motion to reinforce the county treasury with 10 dollars was proposed. The proxy vote issue from the last election was reviewed and deemed proper after consulting legal guidance. Papers criticized the union, which officially denied any mismanagement. Mrs John Morton was directed to procure literature and a payment, with no resignations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrett Union
Allegheny
E. Gemmel
Barr
Arch Street
Sterrett Union Treasury
Anty
Mra
H. C. Campbell
Indies
Diz Owvatan
Stageery Day
John Morton
The Duquesne Steps Plan Moves Forward
Citizens of Duquesne Heights met at Grandview to discuss a boardwalk and steps on the hill. A favorable report from the committee and secured funds pave the way for construction next Tuesday when the contract is awarded. The incline will still be used, and late night access improvements may attract residents deterred by the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Heights
Grandview
Tesara
Oges
Wall
A. C. Robertson
F.W. Gordon
M. B. Cavanaugh
Explosion at Duquesne hospitalizes workers in Pittsburg suburbs
Reports say a gas explosion at the Bessemer works in Duquesne injured Frank Bolton night superintendent and a laborer who carried a lantern. A millwright was only slightly burned. Bolton was taken to his home in Duquesne. Police and ambulances responded to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Duquesne
Virginia
Charleston
Hom Ie
Thelfan
Try Street
Ohm Burt
Homeopathic Hospital
Bessemer Works
Frank Bolton
Bolton
Pittsburg Preferred Two More Steamboats for South American Trade
Captain Arthur Stegman plans two additional steamboats for Libregia and Canco rivers in United States of Colombia. The larger ship measures 138 feet by 27 feet by 4 feet with 14 mph speed, the smaller 74 by 16 by 24 with compound engines. Machinery is made in West Brownsville and shipped to New York then to South America. Costs mirror construction. yearly dock value is cited. Stegman claims Pittsburg offers unmatched advantages for this work. Boats carry coffee hides tobacco gum and Peruvian bark to the coast and return with dry goods and machinery. locals show little interest in local manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stegman
Libregia
Canco
United States
Colombia
South America
Porter Foundry
Erg Megee Company
West Brownsville
New York
Stegman
Pittsburg
Ener Delong
Uniform Revenue Law Committee Meets in Harrisburg
William Martin of the Amalgamated Association joins eight member committee to study taxation and urge a bill for more uniform revenue collection. The panel aims to raise taxes on some exempt corporations and lower rates elsewhere as part of a broad revenue curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Amalgamated Association
Harrisburg
Proposition Bratex Dues Kept at Regular Rate
The Monongahela Conclave of the Order of Heptasophs held a spirited meeting last evening. A proposal by Comptroller Morrow to hike dues for nonattenders to ten dollars was defeated, preserving the standard rate for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Heptasophs
Comtroller
Morrow
Lincoln Clubhouse workers injured by scaffold rope snap
Florence Tomer and J Houpt carpenters at the Lincoln Clubhouse were knocked unconscious when a scaffold rope snapped, leaving Tomer’s injuries feared serious. City health data show 105 deaths last week, up from 70 the prior year, with respiratory diseases prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tomer
J. Houpt
Lincoln
Tomer
Bureau of Health
Home For Incurables
Charles Burger
Jones & Laughtins
Network of Rail Roads Across Ohio Boosts Pittsburg Route
William Semple Jr returns from Ohio where he promotes a new 165 mile north south railway linking Akron to Chicago Junction and Cleveland routes. The line, partly narrow gauge now, will switch to standard gauge within days with completion aimed by October and final interchanges with Pittsburgh and Western and Baltimore and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Semple, Jr
Ohio
Pittsburg
Akron
Tosds
Pew
Ite
Akron and Western
Pittsburg and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis
St. Louia
Pittsburg Presbytery Reviews Creed Revision Proposals
At the Pittsburg Presbytery session, Rev. Donehoo announces plans to urge a broad revision of the Confession of Faith. The assembly limits action to the spring meeting, with ministers to supplement salaries and a report on Mingo Church’s stance toward Rev. Doyle’s Finleyville call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Presbytery
C. L. Bradshaw
L. O. Sutherland
J. B. Hill
B. Grove
H. Doyle
Finleyville Church
Mingo Church
Corch
Moore
É E Donehoo
Presby
Jesus Christ
East Liberty
Andrew Carnegie in the City for Library Matters
Andrew Carnegie visited the city yesterday to confer with major local interests and discuss library matters. A group of newspaper men sought Mr Carnegie's views but he declined to speak to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Annual Convention of National Delaine Merino Sheep Breeders
The National Delaine Merino Sheep Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting today at the New Sherman House in Canonsburg Pennsylvania. Officers include W. K as president J B Johnson as secretary and James McClelland as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Delaine Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association
New Sherman House
Canonsburg
W. K
J. B. Johnson
Svcasiniecsetary
James McCtelland
Salnoce and Alwrone Charged With Home Invasion Allegations
Peter Balnoce reports a break in by Peter Salen and Joseph Alwrone who allegedly entered his house, attacked him with gouging and a jam, in a case heard before Alderman Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Salen
Joseph Alwrone
Schaefer
Peter Balnoce
A Dangerous Kite Fire on Forty Fourth Street
Fire alarm from box 72 at 8 40 last night due to shingles burning in a house on Forty fourth street. Boys flying a kite with a lighted candle. string burned away and candle fell on the roof starting a blaze. Firemen responded before it gained headway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-fourth Street
Western Window Glass Makers Raise Prices Five Percent
A meeting of the Western Window Glass Manufacturers at the Hotel Anderson in Pittsburg discussed a five percent price advance driven by higher soda ash costs and labor shortages. Eastern makers were not represented, and the plan aims to cover rising production costs while no immediate Western competition fears emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Anderson
Pittsburg
J. H. Hart
William Loeffler
Gills
East
United Glass Company
Jersey
Allergia
Labor leaders fail to meet as Elkins departs for Philadelphia
A scheduled conference among Master Workman Ross, Worthy Foreman Evans, C. L. Magee, and W. L. Elkins of the Pittsburg Traction Company collapsed when Elkins left for Philadelphia. The Fifth Avenue line remains unsettled with cars running but no agreement. Strikers reportedly will accept no alternative terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Evans
C. L. Magee
W. L. Elkins
Pittsburg Traction Company
Elkins
Philadelphia
Fifth Avenue
Resignation Rumors Hit Window Glass Workers
Rumors say Morenus, president of the Window Glass Workers' Association, has resigned. Reports claim the step was received days ago while ex President Campbell is in Washington and Secretary Cake is unavailable. confirmation could not be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morenus
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Campbell
Washington
Cake
Shoenberger Co Improves Shoemaking Equipment
Shoenberger and Co are perfecting a new system of making horseshoes using added machinery to existing facilities. The change is a non revolutionary upgrade rather than a departure from current methods, aimed at improving production efficiency. The Master Plumbers Association elected officers for the ensuing year with J J Kennedy as President and a slate including Allen McFadden Leo McShane George Sands R J Bradshaw and Frank McKnight in senior roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoenberger & Co
Master Plumbers' Association
J. J. Kennedy
Allen McFadden
Leo McShane
George
George Sands
R. J. Bradshaw
Frank McKnight
Porter Foundry and Machine Company Change in Ownership
A. T. Douthett and John C. Porter Jr have purchased the interests of all others in the firm and are now the sole owners, marking a complete ownership change for the Porter Foundry and Machine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Foundry and Machine Company
A. T. Douthett
John C. Porter, Jr
Furnaces for the South Contracted by Witherow in Two States
James P. Witherow & Co. builders of Diast furnaces hold contracts for seven lance furnaces in Virginia and Alabama, presently under construction or inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Witherow & Co
Virginia
Alabama
Miss Heiner Elected To Oakland School Teaching Post
The Fourteenth ward school directors met at the Oakland schoolhouse and elected Miss Hella Heiner, a Sylvan avenue substitute, to fill the vacancy created by Miss Mamie McKnight's resignation. Miss Lizzie Hierman was named to succeed Heiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Ward
Oakland
Mamie McKnight
Hella Heiner
Sylvan Avenue
Lizzie Hierman Ee “Eog—Ned
Miss Heiner
Eleventh Ward Republicans Hold Suggestion Meeting
The Eleventh ward Republicans met last night in the schoolhouse with many attending. John Spratt presided with John Smith as vice chair and R. R. Lytle as secretary. Names suggested for the ticket included Common Council seats for William Taggart H. H. Newman and Thomas McClure and other posts such as director and registrar. Primary date set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
John Spratt
John Smith
R. R. Lytle
Common Council
William Taggart
H. H. Newman
Thomas McClure
Schon
Dr. MacCord
Ramat M. McKee
Henry
George W. H Appies
Dey
Savaray
Itu
Eester
Waynesburg and Washington Railroad Holds Annual Meeting
The Waynesburg and Washington Railroad Company elected G. B. Roberta as President T. D. Messier as Vice President and S. B. Lig eetn Davidson as Secretary among a list of directors. The annual report shows gross earnings of 56,528.75 with net income around 4,763.02 and tonnage up 4.27 percent and passenger traffic up 21.78 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg and Washington Railroad Company
G. B. Roberta
T. D. Messier
B. Ligee
Etn Davidson
Direcwe
Abner Thorp
iMsy
Met
Deon Onda
Fine Musical Programme Honors St Vincent de Paul Society
A twenty fourth anniversary programme by the St. Vincent de Paul Literary Society showcased literary and musical works. The event highlighted high order talent through masterly renditions and sacred pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul Literary Society
Escapee Caroline Andrews Recaptured Near Foint Farm
Mrs. Caroline Andrews, described as deranged, escaped from City Farm on Monday and was captured near the Foint last night before being returned to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Andrews
Foint
Lectures and sales notices from Pittsburg event and ads
A fragmented notice lists lectures by Rev John G Eggiestos D D of New York at Old City Hall Pittsburg and events at Westminster Abbey and Waverly with dates in February. It also promotes Jos Horse Co Penn Avenue Stores offerings including cashmere and zephyr fabrics and men pants sales. Advertising copy highlights City Iron brewing products and a public phone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City Hall
Market Street
Pittsburg
Westminster Abbey
Hearing Before Alderman On Surety of the Peace Charge
Theodore Thomas of Boston street faced Alderman Richards after James Alberteus testified Thomas threatened to shoot Mabebeans when he refused a whisky, with the Alderman reserving decision until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Thomas
Boston Street
Richards
Ming
James Alberteus
Thomas
Mabebeans
Saturaia
Funeral for Thomas W. Davis Ex-Collector Held at Sampson Chapel
Funeral services for Thomas W. Davis former Internal Revenue Collector were held yesterday at 10 a m in Sampson Chapel on Sixth Avenue. Mourners attended in large numbers, with memorials noting his long career and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Davis
Internal Revenue
Sampson Chapel
Sixth Avenue
Davis
Alwa i Thal
Carter
Moe Franklin
Perate
Mill Accident Leaves Worker with Severe Skull Fracture
John Smith, employed at Carnegie's Thirty third street mill, fell from a scaffold yesterday afternoon and suffered a severe skull fracture. He was removed to his home on Fiftieth pane pain or arg tongs mark man, yours jury will probably result fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Carnegie
Thirtythird Street
Bills for public buildings advance in Senate calendar
Washington February 4 bills reported and placed on the Senate calendar include public buildings for Martinsburg West Virginia Zanesville Youngstown and Claire with allocations of 100000 each for the projects doktor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Martinsburg
W. Va
Zanesville
Youngstown
O. Claire
Chinese merchants lease 141 Second avenue for April store
Chinese merchants have leased the house at No 141 Second avenue and will open a store there on April 1. William M the owner will install a storefront. Mr McGarry states the rent is a month with Chinamen paying $33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
No. 141
William M
They Are Going to Hustle Salvage Price Set at 3000
Salvage value for the burned Wilkinsburg schoolhouse put at 3000 dollars. Details unclear due to damaged text but note mentions salvage estimate and ongoing recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Infant found in hallway prompts city home inquiry
An infant found in a hallway at 400 Penn avenue draws attention to City Home and prompts inquiry into the infant's welfare. Mother Mary Murdock is named in rumor, while local druggists tout Salvation Oil as their best selling item. 25cts. New Scotch Tartan Plaid Ginghams offered at 25 cents a yard by Jos Honne & Co on Peon avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Mary Murdock
Salvation Oil
Jos, Honne & Co
Peon Avenue
Small Shed Fire Reported Near Mills
Fire alarm from box 92 at about 0 40 alerted a small shed fire behind Moorhead and McClean's mill on the avenue. The flames were extinguished before the fire department arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead & McClean’s
Avenue
County Controller Report Contract Detail Noted
The County Controller and Commissioners approve a contract related to the Controller's office. The agreement involves a proposal to transfer duties or services to Shaw Brothers or Sl. Further specifics are not clear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Controller and Commissioners Ac
Moe
Shaw Brothers Or
Ladies Society Meeting Notes at Dilworth
Regular Ladies Society gathering at Hayworth and Dew coffee house in Dilworth with Reizenstein handling use of all the china, Mr. Witherow present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society Son
Hayworth & Dewcoffes
Dilworth
Reizenstein
Witherow
Street Fight Rumor Replaced by Minor Injuries
Patrick Lydon was not shot but injured by a fall on Second Avenue in a reported affray. Detective Coulson determined the incident was a street fight with no sensational elements. Lydon, intoxicated, recalled Coleman struck him after an earlier dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lydon
Coulson
Second Avenue
William Coleman
Coleman
Hiin
Euteri
Lydon
Ecau
Surrey Committee Debates Widening Street Proposal
At a meeting of the Surrey Committee of Allegheny last night the plan to widen a street was referred to the sub committee for investigation. The opposition, led by Mr Charles, argued the project would burden Howard Street and worsen traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey Committee of Allegheny
Een Street
Investi
Charles
Howard Street
New Central Board Member Elected from Howard District
George Bradley, city hall janitor, was elected last night to the Central Board of Education representing the Howard district in the Twenty-first ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradley
Central Board of Education
Howard
Jos. Horne & Co. advertising notice
A February 6 1990 item lists Jos. Horne & Co. as part of a local notice in the newspaper, with details readable from the page corner. The brief entry references the firm and a business notice or advertisement matter on that date.
New Wash Goods Display Showcases Inventions In Satines
The Wash Goods Department highlights Ginghams and satines with innovations delivering soft rich effects unseen before. The display emphasizes brighter patterns, refined textures, and more stylish fabrics.
New Apron Embroideries Arrive With Fresh Materials
New goods constantly arriving as apron embroideries introduce latest materials in stock. Local shop notes ongoing shipments and updated patterns for spring sewing.
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The
Zion
Serene Hot
M Proudfoot
Buffalo
Pacpeiena
Vans
John Moore
Calien
W. J. Johnston
McPnernon
Locata
Allegheny Board of School Controllers
Judge Bailey
Sheppard the Man
Aays He Bas
Reuben Miller
Duquesne Steps
Fraok Bolton
Humans Society
Yesterda
Tee Free Dispenanry
Society For the Improvement of the Poor
Western
AP. & W. Orb
Uidiron
Eere
Peter Salnoce
Ross and Evans
Workers’ President
Fall Control
Ouakland School
John G. Eggiestos
D. D
Jos
Horse & Co
Cor. Grant and Diamond Sts
New Court House
Jos. Horse & Co
Pean Avenue
Iron City
Pilsner
Jos. Homes & Co
Pam
Deman
Wwa
Reek
Jos. Horge & Co
Grant
Mr. Davia
James H. Aiken & Co
Firth Ave
Fleming Bros
St. Louis
Stuwr
Soden Mineral Pastilles
Soden Mineral Springs Co
Lim
York
Cincinnati
Liberty
Cincinnai
Penn Ave
King Cotton
Pennsylvania
Medicis
Figaro
At & Conta
Ene
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