Poison Death Shocks Erie Community
Charles Pietri Jr a Buffalo restaurant proprietor died in Erie amid claims his wife Susie Pietri and relatives conspired to poison him with arsenic after detecting a suspicious sediment in his coffee. An autopsy confirmed arsenic poisoning. coroner’s jury sent stomach tissues to New York for analysis while Buffalo officials may take over. Pietri, 27, had lived eight years in marriage. his wife under police surveillance as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pietri, Jr
McKean Township
Aidit
Erie
Susie Pietri
Buffalo
George Pietri
Pietri
Mies Barbabe Herbick
D. A. Hendrick
Witt
Sisson
Alderman Swalley
Petri
Swalley
New Veork
Cues Necusel
Teine
Viola
Beaver Falls Venture Forms 2 Factories Under Patent
Several capitalists in Beaver Falls formed a company with capital stock of 5000 and rented a large building to start producing drawn steel under Maltrop patents. The steel is needed for machinery keys and other specifications. The upper floor will be used by a wire mat maker under another patent. About two men are expected to find employment in the two factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fallus
Threatened Street Car Strike in Yorkestown
Yorkestown February 5 Special dispatch reports a looming street rail strike after conductors William Jones and Frank Predmere were discharged for alleged rule violations without signing in. The Conductors and Motormen's Union has called a meeting to address the issue. Health Officer Dr Teoechner plans arrest of 11 prominent physicians for failing to report contagious cases to the Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkestown
William Jones
Frank Predmere
Teoechner
Board of Health
Richards Heirs Lose Will Case Against Hamline Church
In STECRENVILLE on February 5 a jury ruled in favor of the Hamline Methodist Church in a will dispute with William Richards heirs. Richards died last April leaving the bulk of a near ten thousand dollar estate to the church, prompting the congregation to erect a stone building instead of brick. William Hull, a nephew of the deceased, led the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stecrenville
William Richards
Hamline Methodist Church
Butcher Charles Showalter Killed After Train Collision
STECHMSVILLE February 5 Special Charles Showalter a local butcher was killed this afternoon near Brilliant as his colt shied at a train. The horse died instantly and Showalter was badly cut and died within half an hour. He figures among Sharcottstown fair poisoning victims from last fall and recently suffered a barn and slaughter house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stechmsville
Charles Showalter
Brilliant
Showalter
Longnecker First License Hearing Clashes Over Applications
Special report on February 5 hearing before Judge Longnecker as 25 license applicants faced opposition. The new judge's views sparked a bitter fight with advocate Mr Cessna away in the East, assisted by District Attorney Pennel. Day filled with counsel arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longnecker
Anor
Caus
Cessna
Lis
Pennel
Boiler Explosion Destroys Jonett Mill in Tinrsted Area
A boiler at L. Lonack and Sons saw and planing mill in Jonett exploded around 10 o'clock today, wrecking the mill structure and causing extensive damage in Tinrsted County. No injuries are yet reported as investigators assess the scene. Local authorities cordon the site while fire crews secure the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finulay
L. Loncack & Sons
Jonett
Boiler explosion hurls debris near mill and house
Seven men worked in a mill when a boiler piece weighing 400 pounds was hurled 100 yards striking a schoolhouse porch and shattering windows. A brick flew 100 to 200 yards, penetrating weather boarding of a dwelling. Debris and boiler fragments were found up to 500 yards away. The boiler had operated for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Troutman
AF INSPECTOR FOR EVERY MINE DECISION AT GREENSBURG
In Greensburg dated February five a special report notes Judge Doty’s ruling in the appeal of Superintendent Brennan of the McClure Coke Company mines. The decision upholds a 1890 notice by Mine Inspector Jenkins demanding separate certified mining bosses for each specified mine and orders the company to pay costs and reasonable viewers’ compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenstine
Brennan
McClure Coke Company
Jenkins
Doty
McClure Company
Bessemer
Rising Sun
West Donnelly
East Donnelly
Mansfield
Hazlett Shaft
Death from slight knee cut on icy path
Miss Annie Baker living near this city died today after a knee cut on ice led to blood poisoning. The incident occurred a few days ago as she slipped on the ice in her locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurooxsa
Annie Baker
Frep W. One on trial in Dayton for Kreek diamond robbery
Frep W. One faces trial in Dayton for the Kreek diamond robbery from last November. A Norwalk fineman, J A Kaxyox, fell into the pavement yesterday. Mrs. Brooks of Steubenville was arrested for threatening her husband and swallowed a package, which turned out to contain snuts, calming the officer. Peres Mecros t nearly lost his head in a Ma hony City colliery blast after drilling a hole and waiting, then returning as the fuse exploded and he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frep W. One
Dayton
J. A. Kaxyox
Norwalk
People Coming and Going at Anderson Visit
Residents and visitors frequent the Anderson area with a mix of business and leisure. Notable arrivals include M Seiberling and Mr Hemmny at the Kokomo Plate Glass plant conference, and United States District Attorney Walter Lyon along with judges and lawyers heading to Washington then Florida for a two week rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Seiberling
Kokomo Plate Tcines Company
MR. Heammny
Anderson
Mr. Seiberling
Cay
Kokomo
United States
Walter Lyon
Charles McKee
James Witlock
Arthur Kennedy
Washington
Florida
J. Ross Thompson
Erie
Patrol
Thomas Mooney
Louisville
W. A. Mooney
Columbus
Ind
Duquesne
Tanners’ Trust
John F. Lynch
Canton
H. ¥. Detwiler
R. F. Hapwood
Uniontown
Edward Thurner
Bottom of the Sea
Schlesser
John M. Andrews
Fande Sword Company
Chicago
Hugh M. Bell
Indiana
Otto Kohn Meadville
Seventh Avenue
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
Pittsburgers listed as staying at New York hotels on February 5 include J. G. Anderson Fifth Avenue J. Barrett Hotel Imperial W. A. Bennett Ernie's Hotel F. K. Eaton Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr. L. Hartt Marlborough E. M. Jaynes Astor House G. E. Lorch Metropolitan Mrs. McConway Fifth Avenue C. M. McElroy Westminster J. A. McLaren Imperial T. Sh. Swearinger Barrett Mrs. W. Thaw Fifth Avenue TL. Wells Gilsey House C. M. Witherill Hotel Metropole EH. Goodman Bronewick G. N. Eiley Hotel Marlborough F. Snell and others at 7% HH. Astor House.
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New York
J. G. Anderson
Fifth Avenue
J. Barrett
Hotel
Imperial
W. A. Bennett
Ernie's Hotel
F. K. Eaton
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr. L. Hartt
Marlborough
E. M. Jaynes
Astor Honee
G. E. Lorch
Metropolitan
Mrs. McConway
C. M. McElroy
Russia Inspires Spring Fashion Models in Dispatch Preview
Russia will be the model for spring fashions as designers readies chic silhouettes and vibrant fabrics. See the designs in the Dispatch tomorrow with a focus on global trends and styling cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Fires across towns devastate buildings and lives
A compiled fire record lists multiple blazes across North America including Glenville Ohio where Wickers hotel and several structures burned. Louisville Edwards & Co central tobacco warehouse with $75,000 loss and the senior member burned. Hamilton New Zealand or US town incineration destroying the Commercial Motel and shops. Montreal Jacques Cartier Square office block and several firms damaged. minor fires in Allegheny and Regina. Cedar Rapids and Battle Creek saw heavy losses. Covington and Cincinnati mills and distillery fires caused substantial insured losses.
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Glenville
Cleveland
Wicker
William Ross
Beech
A. P. Meecker
Noss
Louisville
Edwards
Barnards & Co
Central
Wd. Edwards
Firn
Hamilton
X. D
Montreal
Jacques Cartier
de Mondes Mastre
A. L. Martubise & Co
Alvin & Catelli and Dupries & Co
Loews
Axalsrm
Allegheny
Frank Koben
Saloom
Seaver Avenue
Grant Engine Company
Alleghany
East Street
North Avenue
Regina
Canadian Northwest Territory
Windsor Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Porter
Battle Creek
Mich
J.C. Morgan Paper
Covington
Trumpet Flour
Lows
Gincinnan Harders Sons
Camellia Flour Deception Uncovered by Millers
The Marshall-Kennedy Milling Company exposes a scam where sacks of high grade Camellia flour are being refilled with inferior flour. Consumers are warned that only sealed Camellia sacks guarantee genuineness, amid accusations of unscrupulous dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall-Kennedy Milling Company
New York Giants Secretary Spalding to Retire At Club
A New York Baseball Club official says J W Spalding will resign as secretary and treasurer and from the directors at the Jersey City meeting next week A C White is named to succeed Spalding while Hart becomes president of the Chicago club The plan reportedly aims to shift power to Spalding's influence behind the scenes with White in position and Hart as a visible executive to steer Giants affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Dispatch
New York
New York Baseball Club
J. W. Spahling
Secretary and Treasury
Jersey City
Spalding
A. G. Spalding
James A. Hart
Chicago
Gotham
J. W. Spalding
C. D. White
White
Mr. White
New York Club
Mr. Spalding
Giants
Spaldings
Messrs
Hart and White
They Mean to Conflict Between Clubs in New Orleans
The Olympic and Metropolitan Clubs in New Orleans dispute over boxing match plans. Arbitration failed. The Olympics proposed fights at 7 and 9, while the Metropolitans accuse them of a trick. Metros plan to bring Hall to challenge Fitzsimmons on March 2, risking an agreed bout or public standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Olympic
Olympics
Maher
Ryan
Needham
Vitadanese
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Jimmie Carroll
Sullivan disrupts Robson show at Tabor Opera House
John L. Sullivan arrived in Denver on February 15 and, intoxicated, interrupted a Stuart Robson company performance at the Tabor Opera House. He grabbed Robson’s hand and urged shaking with honest hearts and willing hands, triggering applause before stage hands ejected him. His manager fears consequences and Sullivan vows no more pledges, risking the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Con
John L. Sullivan
Tabor Opera House
Stuart Robson
Robson
Sullivan
John Braces
New Contract Talks Between Allegheny Club and Three A's
A conference was held between C. D. Thompson representing the Allegheny Athletic Association and the local ball club directors to draft a revised contract for use of the ball grounds by the Three A's. Club officials say the old terms favored the athletes, granting morning and evening access plus days off, and both sides aim for a mutually acceptable agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Thompson
Allegheny Athletic Association
Thompson
Track results from Gotresouree Feb five
The report lists five furlong results with Broadway and Longing among top placements and times around 1 05. The six furlong race shows Matarn Guy winning ahead of Maxim Filly and Craberth Time with a 1 12% time. Other races name DeedUrst Mint and Glenlochy among winners with various runners completing the placings.
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Broadway
Longing
Vanquisher
Mata Rn Guy
Maxim Filly
Craberth
Farlony F DeedUrst
Aes Mint
Character
Glenlochy
Van
Sir George
Miss Bess
Lady Ligitfour
Joe Courtney
Longstride
Beagle Frank Forest Sells for 1000 Dollars in Boston
O W Brook ing and Lynn beagle owners at Forest Beagle feoners Franklin Park sold their champion hound Frank Forest to W S Gates of Chagrin Falls for 1000 dollars. It is described as the largest price ever paid for a beagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
O. W. Brooking
Lynn
Forest Beagle Feoners
Franklin Park
Frank Forest
W. S. Gates
Chagrin Falls
Shaving Contest At Harry Davis Museum Ends Tonight
The week long shaving contest at Harry Davis Museum concludes this evening with visitors watching as participants showcase their trimming skills. Organizers say the event drew steady crowds and generated local interest in grooming creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis’ Museum
Local Barber Championship Decided Tonight at Museum
Enthusiasm runs high as a tight contest nears its end with contestants evenly matched. The champion will be announced this evening at the museum, where spectators expect a close result.
Eastern Ohio City League could expand to include outside towns
East Liverpool reports that the Eastern Ohio League may fold due to distance and waning interest from strong teams. President W A Calhoun has reached out to Bridgeville Washington Sewickley Beaver Beaver Falls and East Liverpool to broaden league reach. If delegates favor expansion, outside town clubs may join and boost gate receipts and interest ahead of next Tuesday’s league meeting.
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East Liverpool
W. A. Calhoun
Pittsburg
Bridgeville
Washington
Sewickley
Beaver
Beaver Falls
President Temple Predicts Season Standings
President Temple of the local club spoke in a cheerful mood about financial prospects for the coming season. He presented a guess on how clubs will finish including Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, Washington, Baltimore, Louisville. He cited Ward for Brooklyn and noted no new developments regarding Kelly and Mack.
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Temple
Boston
Brooken
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
Louisville
Booklyn
Ward
Kelly
Mack
Brown Attracts Seven Offers From Clubs
Dr Stucky has seven offers from seven clubs for Brown with a confidential bid received yesterday. One manager telegraphed for a proposition, Louisville’s president offered Brown for seven inquirers’ players, with no reply yet. Philadelphia is most eager, making five propositions. Washington also desires Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brown
Courier-Journal
Stucky
Brown
Louisville
Inquirer
Philadelphia
Washington Club
Six days shaving contest to name winners at Davis Museum
The six day shaving contest ends tonight at Davis Museum at 10 o’clock with prize awards. Louis Mayer set a record hard to beat, shaving a man in one minute 29 seconds. Last night’s scores show Arthur Tacob, John Raab and Mayer among top entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Museum
Louis Mayer
Barber
Ante
Arthur Tacob Rene
John Raab
Mayer
Quinn catcher plans move to Los Angeles with Western League pay
Tommy Quinn, in the city yesterday, said he agreed to join Los Angeles with Glenalvon for the upcoming season. He would earn about 200 dollars per month, and claimed terms offered to Western League President Williams were 250 dollars per month and accepted. If true, he may face trouble leaving the Western League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Quinn
Los Angeles
Glenalvon
Williams
Chigorin Opens Evans Gambit in 15th Chess Match Win
Havana February 5 Techigorin opened the 15th game of the championship chess match against Steinitz with the Evans gambit and won after 48 moves. The score shows Techigorin six Steinitz five with one drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Baseball world rumor mill stirs league moves and legal fights
Tang writes from the office for President Barbour of the county league while Pircuer Horcutsox of the Chicago club and Anson with his men at Hot Springs loom in the chase. Texie reports a reduced bank balance due to stock purchases. Emi Grossman Co of Cleveland has bought the rights to the famed Little Gasino schedule. Sreeeragy Scanpurtz asserts League directors will grant Lyons to Pittsinange. Manz Batowrs heads to Philadelphia Tuesday to pursue a suit against Von der Ahe for false imprisonment. Boston baseball officials hint at two big leagues, East and West, possibly next year.
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Tang
Barbour
County League
Pircuer Horcutsox
Chicago
Anson
Hot Springs Reh
Emi Grossman & Co
Cleveland
Sreeeragy Scanpurtz
Lyons
Pittsinange
Manz Batowrs
Philadelphia
von der Ahe
Boston
Multiple Sports and Show Events Highlight Local Fairs
Zimmerman, the bicyclist, is rein stated to amateur rinks by the L A W tee bowling tournament resumes at Linden alleys next Monday. Keystone Bicycle members plan a smoking concert tonight. Monroe Park expected to open this summer. Ben Miron, the one armed pugilist, invites a match with any one armed man. Letty fox adds Hercules to their string. A C Cuxunyoua enters fencing in the A A U tournament in New York. Tournament moves from Kentucky mid March with Albert Cooper aiding early handicaps. Be xsett of Homestead challenges Lee e at even terms for a forfeit. Jim Barnes to meet Sheehan at McKeesport tonight to arrange a glove contest. The American 5 fel Club and American Fox Terrier Club hold meetings at Madison Square Garden on the th. Diner pacer has new sulky and harness. owner expects a strong year. A G Sratorma and four Chicagoans press for Chicago Athletic Club. Spip n Anderson, jailed in Camden on murder charges, is fed well and comfortable. Queen Mounts favors Strathmeath as a 4 year old with expected surprising form.
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Ben Miron
Letty & Fox
Hercules
Joe Hooker
Lulu Mriggs
Oregon Eclipse
A.C. Cuxunyoua
East End
New York
Kentucky
Albert Cooper
Bexsett
Homestead
Lee
A. G. Sratorma
Heaviest January in Bank Clearings Reported
New York February 5. Special telegrams to Braidstreet's note the best week since year start with improved trade in many centers. 279 US failures this week, most under 5,000 capital. January bank clearings reach 5,571,357,153, up 14 percent from last year, with regional contrasts and unsettled European markets influencing stocks.
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Dispatch
New York
Braidstreet's
Galveston
Savannah
Baltimore
New Orleans
Cincinnati
United States
Northwest
Omaha
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Ohio River Valley
Kanegaz
The
Dominion
Europe
Police hearing highlights local charges and arrests
Warrease Steers faced Alderman Donovan Instevening on a pointing firearms case brought by Michael Frank who alleges his wife accepted attention from Stern. Stern held on bail. Hennesy charged John Anderson with larceny by bailee after reporting an overcoat theft from a boarding house. Anderson warrants issued. Haney Dowcas jailed for disorderly conduct. Lincoln allegedly damaged Shaffer's jewelry store window. Dr Thomas Allisox agreed to return to Massachusetts to settle a board bill with Detective Norton. Mowraxt and Bowinski remanded on larceny from the person charge. Frog Ruedeus promises a feature on human vivisection in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrease Steers
Donovan
Michael Frank
Frank
Stern
William Hennesy
Clark Street
Richards
John Anderson
Hennesy
Anderson
Haney Dowcas
Seventeenth Ward
Duncoln
Shaffer
Butler Street
Ferry-third Street
Thomas F. Allisox
Massilton, CO
Detective Norton
Ohio
Local civic actions and incidents in Allentown area
The Committee on Surveys recommended relocating multiple streets including Greenfield avenue Zerba and Olver streets and reestablishing Hamilton street while vacating several others. A wagon runaway on Fifth avenue near Magee street injured horse and damaged a telegraph pole. The Secular Society plans a meeting at Curry University Hall with A Barker as speaker. A tea party fundraiser is set for next Wednesday at Allentown Turner Hall for a new Catholic church at Orchard place Knoxville. Ward Democrats and Republicans announce upcoming local nominating meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Avenue
Zerba Street
Olver Street
Irvine
Louisa
Dresden Alley
Hoammet
Ophelia
Sciota
Hamilton Street
Martin, Dean and Welton
Thomas Connley
Fifth Avenue
Magee Street
Mager Street
High Street
Secular Society
Curry University Hall
Sixth Street
A. Barker
Allentown Turner Hall
Orchard Place
Knoxville
Democrats
Twenty-first Ward
Orpheus Hall
Larimer Avenue
Tar Repubblicans
Moorhead School
Public sale offers coats and more for 13 dollars
An early 20th century sale notice invites customers to select any overcoat or garment for 13 dollars, claiming large reductions after a fire as justification. It touts high original values and urges crowds to Kaufmanns and other retailers on Market Street for discounted fine clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.co. G C
Pittsburg
Market Street
Storm Moves Off Atlantic Coast With Sharp Cold In South
A Friday morning Kentucky Tennessee storm moved into the Atlantic and nearly vanished, leaving strong northerly gales on the North Carolina coast. Snow and rain extended from Pennsylvania to South Carolina and the western Alleghenies while much of the nation enjoyed clear weather. A cold wave was forecast for the Carolinas as a possible eastern Texas storm and New Mexico activity suggested limited development, with central northeast areas expected to stay clear through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Europe
G. Dan
Dan & Co
New York
Boston
Hartford
Philadelphia
Central West
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
North Carolina
Texas Panhandle
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Alleghenies
Carolinas
Texas
New Mexico
Sanday
River News and Notes Louisville Items
River updates from Louisville report water stage, current levels on the falls and canal, and movements of ships. The New South and Henry DeBus trades coal, Iron Age arrives from New Orleans with cotton bales, Grace Morris from Saltogai, and Shoe departs. various boats bound for Cincinnati, Carrollton, Owensboro, Evansville, Falls City and Kentucky river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati
Memphis
Henry DeBus
New Orleans
Grace Morris
Salt
Fivewood
Cinciunati
Sherley
Arrolton
Owensboro
Evansville
Falls City
Kentucky River
Water gauges and conditions at several towns show varying river levels
In Allegheny Junction the river rose 7 feet and is touching. conditions are clear and pleasant. Mona Gaxtons-Hiver reports 4 feet 0 inches and stationary with clear weather. BeOwssville records 5 feet and stationary with clear skies. Wanden-Hiver shows different reading of a few feet and cold, clear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Mona Gaxtons
BeOwssville
Wanden
Parkersburg
Liberty
Clarington
Teneral
Ohio
Scotia
City of Madiaen
Pittsberg
Parteah
St. Louis
Vadueah
Neleen
Xew Sakmann
Arhee —Qukland
Mester
Pitte Muwrives
Hewarr Leuver
Newrlowns
Nate
Tennessee
Cherokee
Memphis
River conditions and school committee notes in local dispatch
River readings show varying levels with several towns in Ohio and Pennsylvania reporting rising or falling waters and lingering cold, while a Cleveland and Pittsburgh rail line wreck disrupts service and injures a crew member. The High School Committee failed to form a quorum, but the January principal’s report lists 34 students with broad exam numbers and reexaminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board of Education
Piano stock sale at Hamiltons 93 Fifth Avenue
We have on hand pianos from Bradford Co., Dunham & Son, Emerson, Chickering, Haines Bros, Hallett & Davis, Cramer & Co., Stanley & Sons, Edward Hetz & Son, and uprights at various prices. They are to be sold to make room for new goods, all put in perfect order with stool and cover. Open until 9 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford & Co
Square
Dunham & Son
Emerson, Square
Scensesceess ” Chickering
Haines Bros
Hallet & Davis
Chickering
Cramer & Co
Syppare
Pelleae Stanley & Sons
Edward Hetz & Son
Haines Brox
Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Our Clothing is Well Backed by Jacksons and Cheerful Ads
Our Clothing is Well Backed and made for everyday wear. Jacksons' promotes home made clothing with pride and says their Cheviot Suit stands up to rain and rough use. The firm offers it for 15 dollars with a one year free repair guarantee.
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Pattison
Newsy
Beaver Falls Ventures
Youngstown
Greensburg
A. M. Robbins
Reed
Andre Porter
Pittsburgers
President Tremple
A's
Marnates
John L. Again
Three A's
Ball Club
Guttenborg Roors
Gotresouree
Calhoun
City League
Hs Field
President Temple
Techigorin
Techicorin
Steinitz
Tchigorin
Drawn
Texie
Eserenx
Monmouth Park
Tur
American Fox Terrier Glub
Madison Square Garden
Bradstreet
Dun
Western Union
London
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Omahu
St Paul
Minneapolis
Lake A
Trada
Recs
Clearing House
Perry
San Pravelseo
Vaarlo
Potts Pooricers
Picueuue
Ceecees Even Eee
Ad Providener
Pau
Grand Nottoik
MO Whitington
Lowell Oo
Cseeqeees
tGalveston
Faulanta
Rea
Binghamie RO
Pataice
Hallow
Iccccesrsescene
CS Acescae
Escrescessescesco Msm Essy
Monkey Talk
E. L. Garner
William Mowiraxt
George Bowinski
Alderman Warner
Joseph Morowski
Frog Ruedeus
Young
Kyne & Kennedy
Kaufmanns
Vld
Pennsylonia
West Virginia
Proberly
River News and Notes
Felow
Ocean Steamehip
Queenstown
Panhandle
Ft Wayne
St. Louisa
ILY
Harber
Grant
Josh
Mast
Pranerivania
Reat
Liberty Stadyarrss
Jardiniere
Horne
Penn Avenue
J. O. Flower
Dental Office
Awe
Penn Ja Sens
M. May
Suns & CO
Usborg
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