Eight Clubs in National League for Next Season
New York February 10 The National League will consist of eight clubs next season. President Day and President Burns defend reducing to eight while Detroit Cleveland consolidation rumors gain traction. Washington and Indianapolis may be bought out with players distributed to remaining clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
President Day
New Yorks
Burns
Brooklyn
Stearns
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Mr. Hewitt
Mr. Brush
Spalding and Gumbert Bargain Over Chicago Offer
Ad Gumbert discussed a contract with Mr Spalding on Saturday night. Spalding said Chicago would pay only 2500 for the coming season. Gumbert mentioned a 1500 offer from the Brotherhood, and both sides debated salary terms and league consent conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Gumbert
Mr. Spaking
Gumbert
Spalding Belne
Spalding
Chicago
Against the Brotherhood plan meetings in New York area
Special telegram reports a meeting at the Sporting Time office with representatives from the New York and Brooklyn League clubs the Brooklyn Association club and Jersey City and Newark clubs of the Atlantic Association. The aim is spring games between Sniat to attract college and amateur clubs while watching Sect League clubs to align schedules with National League clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Time Office
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Association
Jersey City
Newark
Atlantic Association
Sir Guy Hecker Takes Charge of Old Knight Club
Sir Guy Hecker arrived in the city and assumed management of the old team at the Central Hotel. He vows to build a stronger club and warns rivals that the new leadership will bring a lively, confident era, targeting improved performance and fan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hecker
Guy
Central Hotel
Sir Guy
Tommy Byrne Arrives in New York Amid Club News
New York reports Tommy Byrne, long time third baseman for the Chicago League team, arriving in the city. He supported a stance favoring the Chicago Club currently traveling to Florida, with Barns noting Byrne's satisfaction with that position. The narrative praises the Chicago Club's competence to manage national baseball and contrasts union and league management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffeciul
Youk
Tommy Byrne
Anson
Chicago
Florida
Barns
Unclear remarks on prosecution plans amid island context
Beandrett cited enemies aiming to misrepresent actions while Nimick noted potential prosecution of Rowe White and Dunlap. He said no decision has been made on any suit and that talks occurred with matters “in the Islands.” He wished for truthful treatment without a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beandrett
New York Club President Day Posts on Hoosiers Trade
The New York club president was seen today discussing a trade involving the Hoosiers and a Detroit connection. The remark referenced Indianapolis players and a potential position in the roster.
Brazfeld & Co Sale Opens with Unsold Horses
The Brenafield Sale at Lextretos starts today with no horses sold for 58 cents and an average of 22 dollars. Principal lot a Bay colt 4 by Alesatora dam Susie by Happy Medium listed with Bowerman Bros Lexington. Belle vy Onief Macey Bros Versailles horses noted in partial catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenafield
Lextretos
Brasfeld & Co
Alesatora
Fragmentary racing notes from West Virginia event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Jim Monroe and Joe Downtngs with references to locations including Nicholasville and Wheat. The passage appears to be a garbled sports or race bulletin with scattered names and places, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Jim Monroe
J. M. Wal
Joe Downtngs
W. McKiney
Nicholasville
National Trotting Association Congress Opens in Burraua New York
Prominent horsemen from New York California Kentucky Ohio and Connecticut attend the biennial congress in Burraua. The Rules Committee meets but offers no final decisions while talks consider extending Board of Censors demands to all patrons and reducing the heat loss rule to three. Tomorrow discusses the Alryon Nelson stallion race and the Board of Review holds sessions to outline stricter penalties for ringers with a banquet at the Iroquois hosted by C J Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrauoa
N. Y
National Trotting Association
Davia Bonner
Hamilton Bushy
New York
J. G. Carr
California
A. C. Blake
Cedar Rapids
P.P. Johnson
Lexington
J. T. Mitchel
Milwaukee
M. M. Morse
Hartford
William Edwards
W. B. Fasig
Cleveland
Thomas Wall
George S. Signor
W. H. Wilson
Cynthiana
J. J. Bain
Kansas City
T. C. King
Charter Oak Park
M. G. Bulkely
Connecticut
Committee On Rules
Board of Censors
Nelson
Board of Review
C. J. Hamlin
City
Prayer as a Healer and Arrests Hon Callahan and Others
A report from Foxpay Ohio notes Hon Ed Callahan being arrested on libel charges preferred by Grand Master Workman Powderly, with him promising to appear in Scranton when required. The Bluffton convention of Christian Faith Care believers adjourns after adopting a fourfold gospel address and pledging united prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workman Powderly
Convention of Faith Cure Believers
Bluffton
Ed. Callahan
Scranton
Scottdale
Foxpay
Convention of Christian Faith Care Believers
Christian Alliance
Two Oavemen Issue Challenge After Australian Regatta
Oarsman Hanlan sent O'Connor in San Francisco a challenge to row there in August following the Australian regattas. The wager is described as large, with potential stakes around $1000 or more, and arrangements may bring Gandaur to participate if the regatta goes ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvetern
Hanlan
O'Connor
San Francisco
O'Cona
Gandaur
McBride Defeats O'Leary in Five Rounds at Arlington Club
Pennsylvania's P McBride knocks out New Yorker Dave O'Leary in five rounds in Buffalo under Arlington Athletic Club auspices tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave O'Leary
Buffalo
Bufffalo
P. McBride
Pennsylvania
New York
Arlington Athletic Club
Offalo
Gelenberg Entries Special Telegram to the Dispatch
Entries listed for Tuesday February 11 show six races with horses including Foreigner Sam Love Topeka The Forum Extra Jim Mulholland and many others. The card features six furlongs through seven furlongs events with names like Leander Kenatios and Elmstone among the field and betting odds given for Lassie Elmstone May Queen and more.
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GourTexavase
Sam Love
Topeka
The
Forum
Extra
Jim Mulholland
Counterfeit
Remember
Legacy
Pall Mall
Holero
Athenals
Imogene
Fellowcraft Dilly
Bonny Lass
Glitter
Harwood
Kink
Tyrone
Bela
King Idler
Ne Mite
Shere Jobo
Dusterfly Crane
Warsaw
feriongs—Aive
Buckstone
Banker
Bay
Archer
Capstone
Shotover
Bacgary
Wilfred Jay
Souvenir
Nage
Festus
Parkville
King
Fonso
Amaleee A Resim
Landeeer
Lady Tignes
Van
J. J. Od
Burnside
St. Nick
Pelham
Pericles
Horal Carter
Leander
Kenatios
Anomaly Im
Alfred
Bob C
Sears Am
Bitter Ea Rabnesic
Hatto
Costello Suspended After Race Incident
Report from Cairrox Race Track on February 14 notes wet but good track conditions. Starter Caldwe l suspended Costello for pulling on Juggler after the flag fell, with results listing Howerson and Lakewood among top finishers in the six furlong race and other placings in subsequent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Iapactal
Diafatch
Cairrox
Caldwe'l
Juggler
Howerson
Lakewood
Boodie
Atoland Ste
Middlestone
Purzie
Glenmound
Kosciusko Kar
Te Sandato
Tecberg
Diroe
Falcon
Ton
Avery
Neptunus
Dtoland
Tired of Slavery Ends Life at Beaver Falls
Herbert Rosgen of Beaver Falls, employed at Kenney & Co. machine shop, killed himself with a razor at his Market street boarding house. A note to his wife and public stated he deplored being a slave. He left a wife, mother and three children. burial planned in Beaver Falls. Mourners crowded the house as authorities prepared his remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scortpae
Herbert Rosgen
Beaver Falls
Kenney & Co
Market Street
Beaver Falla
Ing
Callaghan Swears Vengeance Amid Fraud Trial
Hon. Edward Callaghan, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was arrested in Scranton on conspiracy charges connected to a Powderly led plot. He calmly faced the case and vowed vengeance on Powderly, promising to attend a Scranton preliminary hearing on March 2 without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Edward Callaghan
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Hibel
Callaghan
Scranton
Sullivan to Box Peter Jackson at Cronheim's Hoboken Theater
John L. Sullivan billed to appear Wednesday night at Cronheim's Theater in Hoboken where he will box any challenger. Jack Barnitt, Sullivan's manager, may offer Peter Jackson the Australian a match for Sullivan's share of the proceeds, expected to be under $1,000, if Jackson lasts three rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John L. Sullivan
Cronheim
Hoboken
Jack Barnitt
Sullivan
Peter Jackson
US and Yale crews plan May row on Lake Saltonstall
The champion eight-oared United States crew the Atlantans of New York and Yale Varsity have arranged a race on Lake Saltonstall near New Haven in May. Boating circles of the East are greatly interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Atlantas
Yale
Lake Saltonstal
New Haven
Kimberly Iron Works elects officers at New Castle meeting
Stockholders of the Kimberly Iron Works held a New Castle meeting and elected President George W. John Treasurer James Crawford and directors G W Johnson William Patterson P L Kimberly J G Butler and J M Langyere. A dividend of 5 per cent was declared and the company plans to improve 1200 acres of ore land in Michigan. The firm operates works at Greenville Sharon and New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castel
Kimberly Iron Works
George W. John
New Castle
James Crawford
J. G. Butler
Youngstown
G. W. Johnson
William Patterson
New Castile
P. L. Kimberly
Sharon
J. M. Langyere
Michigan
Deala
Comer
Kimberly Iron Company
Greenville
Chess Tournament Near Finish in St Louis
The St Louis chess tournament heads toward a likely finish tomorrow night with Showalter holding a 60 point margin as leader. Pollock and Lipechutz remain locked in a tight battle for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Showalter
Pollock
Lipechutz
Engine test delay noted in Pittsburg dispatch
Chief Brown of the Department of Public Safety remains cool on the engine test question amid campaign heat. A letter from John C. Compros explains Mr. Vanderelde’s delay due to pressing duties in New York and a mission to Omaha, with plans to arrive in Pittsburg within ten days. Governor Flemming of West Virginia appoints James Hwing of Wheeling.
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Vandevelde
Brown
Department of Public Safety
Pittsburg
Ste
Wherry
Vanderelde
Pittabarg
Ewan Ake Onda
Ae Aa
Oimpany
Leechburg
John C. Compros
Tendent Armstrong
Alleheny Water Works
Vandevelde Anying
Superintendent Resigns as Jarvis Succeeds in Trans-Ohio Lines
Captain R T Devries resigns after five years as Superintendent of the Columbus and Newark and Ohio divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio Trans-Ohio lines with headquarters in New Ark Ohio. George T Jarvis is named to succeed him and assume the position today. Jarvis is a young man with prior experience as superintendent in a Mexican confrater and with the Michigan Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newaorx
R. T. Devries
Columbus
Newark
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Trans-Ohio
J. T. Odell
George T. Jarvis
Jarvis
Michigan Central
W. W. Peabody
Chicago
Receiver Brown to sue Mahoning Gas and Fuel Co
Fayette Brown receiver of Brown Bunnell Co has obtained court leave to sue the Mahoning Gas and Fuel Co of Youngstown. He claims the firm failed to provide a full natural gas fuel supply under their contract and will seek heavy damages in the suit filed in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Sring Salt
Mercer County License Court Grants Additional Licenses
Special Telegram reports Judge Medard in Shanow Mercer county increases licenses in a license court session. Nine licenses granted, up six from prior. five in Peaville were denied. All applicants from other towns refused amid remonstrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanow
Medard
Mercer County
Complete list of coke firms signing new wage agreements
February 10 report lists the firms that have signed the new wage rate and agreements. H. C. Prick & Co., McClure & Co., J. J. Schoun are named among signatories. The telegram notes this as the full slate of signing Coke firms to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scorrpas
H. C. Prick &Go
McClure & Co
J. 3. Schoun
Regional Coal Operators Move to Finalize New Agreement
It is reported that all the operators in the region will have signed the new agreement by the end of the week. Prominent names listed include maker Coke Company Southwest Coal and Coke Company Cambria Iron Company Inaac Taylor A. C Cochran Coke Company A C Overholt Pennsylvania Mining and Repply Company Robert Hognett Stauffer Wile R Stauffer Co A Humphreys and B F Keyser Co.
Explosion probe hears witness on refinery menace
Lima coroner examines Jacob Showalter who testified about a man who signaled him to follow and wrote a note before an explosion at the Solar Refinery. Showalter identified the stranger but cannot locate him as workers flee amid a rash of resignations and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Jacob B. Showalter
Showalter
Fic
Aoss
Kah
Monongahela Steel Plant Prospects Bright
In Monongahela City on February 10 the prospect of a new steel plant grows brighter as capitalists discuss land to build on the river near the railroad. A seven acre site may be bought from Joseph Warne for 2500 and seven more from Morton Black for 5000 with 100000 capital subscribed. The Monongahela Steel Company plans to employ about men and pay 10000 monthly, making fine steel for plows via open hearth and crucible processes with possible natural gas fuel discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnongahela City
Board of Trades
Joseph Warne
Morton Black
Tes
Monongahela Steel Company
Ais
Payro
Unparalleled Winter Stuns Smethport Business District
Telegram from Smethport reports severe winter season crippling commerce. Laborers idle, firms on Main Street collapse as wholesale houses close and local grocery operations shut down amid relentless snow.
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Diktator
Smethport
F. J. Vickary
Jigannany Sd
E. 8. McCarty
Chloroformer Samuel D Wayman Captured in Venango County
Samuel D Wayman, wanted at Springwater New York on three indictments for chloroforming and robbery, was arrested in Oi City by Sheriff Hampton of Genesee County New York. He is held in Venango county jail awaiting requisition. The robbery victim is Miss Guild of Livingston County New York.
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Samueel D. Wayman
Springwater
N. Y
Crry
Samuel D. Wayman
Hampton
Gennesee
Venango County
Guild
Livingston County
Infant dies from scald injuries in Canton incident
A ten month old child named Peter Marol died today in Canton after scalding injuries from a boiling milk spill. The mother briefly left the room and returned to find a pitcher shattered, spilling hot liquid over the infant who played nearby. The nurse attended but could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton. C
Pater Marol
Missing advance agent for Pompeii company reported
Notes from February 10 itemized a series of local happenings: Last Days of Pompeii advance agent W. Lowrie went missing after being stricken with grip at Reed House and vanishing by Saturday, drawing concern from friends. Also reported: miner John Shockens killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Johnstown, gospel meetings at Bijou Theater draw large crowds, Mt. Pleasant Baptist Institute seeks $24,000 of a $50,000 endowment, National Transportation Company denies gas line rumors, Walker Glass Works in Wood County burned with heavy stock loss, Warton & Co. expanding operations near Elizabeth, Democratic and Republican conventions set for McKeesport, Bedford Methodist reopens, and local business ads.
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S. W. Lowrie
Pompeii
Reed House
Gvea
John Shockens
Johnstown
Ben Hocawn
C. W. Sawyer
Youngstown
Leroy Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Bellevernon
Elizabeth
Grapeville
Walker Colored Pinte Glass Works
Wood County
Warton & Co
Red River
McKeesport
H. McLore
Burgess
John W. Stewart
Thomas Ibrook
Jacob Everett
Bedford
F. A. Fernig
Corres
Philadet Sabbath Association
House Rules Debate Opens as Republicans Push Fast Session
Washington February 10 House starts debate on new Republican code of rules with limited time. Democrats reiterate earlier arguments while Republicans seek rapid passage and an early adjournment. Priority to tariff and appropriation bills as committees rush work ahead of elections.
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Reed
House
Washington
House Today
Committee On Rules
McKooley
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Appropriations
Lightner
Republicans Move to End Gerrymandering in House
Washington February 10 Rep Wickham of Ohio introduced a bill to stop gerry mandering arguing the Ohio district map should not be altered by the Democratic legislature. Another plan would keep Congress in session until the census is complete and then reapportion the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickham
Ohio
Congress
Acme Quartet members visit Findlay and notable locals
A. H. Hassler, RB. B. Derby, CG. N. Hassler and A. D. Chaney of the Acme Quartet from Findlay Ohio spent a few hours in the city visiting relatives. Traveling with Dr. N. W. Tracy the gospel temperance worker from Kentucky, two dle men visited their brother. H. C. Colelater of the Philadelphia Record was in town renewing old ties and received many well wishes. Frank Houck of Tiffin Ohio arrived from Cleveland to oversee Westinghouse interests and plans to live with his brother William A. Houck. Rev. T. J. Leak, Dr. W. H. Pearce and Dr. Ballinger of the Methodist Church embarked on a three month trip to Palestine, with many church members at the depot to bid them farewell. Ex-State Senator McClure of Sharon was at the Duquesne yesterday and made remarks. George Oliver and his family will depart for a two week stay in Florida this week.
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A. H. Hassler
RB. B. Derby
CG. N. Hassler
A. D. Chaney
Acme
Findlay, O
Dr. N. W. Tracy
Gospel Temperance Worker
Kentucky
H. C. Colelater
The
Philadelphia Record
Frank Houck
Tiffin
Cleveland
Westinghouse
Houck
William A. Houck
T. J. Leak
W. H. Pearce
Ballinger
Methodist Church
Palestine
McClure
Sharon
Duquesne
Mieneudiicehtetic
George T. Olivera
Florida
W. M. Patce
Moyle
Chief Evans
Forbes Avenue
Oakland
Carroll
Evans
Allegheny Water Committee
Godsworth, Evans & Co
Margaret Menzis
Fifth Avenue
Robinson Street
J. E. McCavGntos
Staunton Avenue
Gardiner
Timo Troy Eccert
Pann Avenue
Frank Deadee
Allegheny
Weather Telegrams From Brownsville Morgantown and Warren
Special telegrams report river levels and weather across three towns. Brownsville shows a river at 1 feet and inches and falling with clear skies and a 7 P.M. thermometer reading of 4 degrees. Morgantown notes a river at 2 inches and falling with clear weather and a 4 P.M. thermometer of 46. Warren records the river at 15 10 feet and stationary with clear but cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsyville
Morgantown
Warren
Elegant Victoria cross on coffin of Dr Oldshue
An ornate Victoria cross of roses and lilies was laid on the coffin of the late Dr Oldshue. A plain white card read With sympathy. ba Rhee of oe actively co-operated their great calamity lsat June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Oldshue
Ba Rhee
Montook's Honey Campaign Opens With Veterans Welcome
Uniformed veterans and women’s auxiliaries line the approach as a mountain cannon booms ten shots for each arriving train on three railroads. Pittsburgh excitement centers on Allegheny County veterans as the Grand Army encampment looms, seen as a likely peak before dwindling post numbers in coming years. Report by L. EB. Storie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Mney
Hastings Boom Sparks Harrisburg Governor Club
A telegram from Harrisburg reports a new Hastings for Governor club forming with 172 members and strong enthusiasm. The dispatch notes excitement and rapid organization in the capital as the movement gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
General Hastings
Ebenezer Baptist Church Under Cloud in Communion Controversy
Rev. Cramer testified at Commissioner Clark’s session about Baptist doctrine and church discipline. The Ebenezer Church faces scrutiny over admission rites and membership rights, with the state association overseeing local charges and possible disfellowship impacting its status. The dispute pits ins and outs in a lengthy ecclesiastical hearing with an eventual ruling by higher authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Ebenezer Church
Ebenezer Baptist Church
A. H. Clark
Messrs
Prescott
Bree
Mr. Young
J. K. Cramer
Elizabeth
Baptist Association of
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Baptist Association
Ebenezer
Harry
Rev. Cramer
Man Arrested After Telegraph Wires Folly
J D Haskins a colored man claimed to be an electrician was arrested after being found on Smithfield street watching telegraph wires. He said he heard messages from the lines. The Department of Charities was notified. His wife and family reside at 46 Wilson street and his wife’s illness is thought to have affected his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Haskins
Smithfield Street
Department of Charities
Haskins
Wilson Street
Academy of Science and Art charter in Pittsburgh debated by 130 Cleveland men
A Pittsburgh court faces an application for a charter to form the Academy of Science and Art of Pittsburgh, backed by many professions and millions in capital, aiming to promote knowledge in science and arts including music and painting. Police and court notes report local incidents and ongoing legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Court of Common Pleas No
Pitesburg
Allegheny
Academy of Science and Art
Pittsburg
Aed
Pittsburg Dental Society
A. D. McDonald
Richard Foley
Board of Examiners
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Hecker
Spalding and Gumbert
Brotherhood
Sir Guy Hecker
Chéree
Tommy
Bonus
League
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Tanchins
Faith Cure
Callahan
Boottdale
Chioroformer
Franklin
Gelenberg
Bia
Diqfatch
Jackson
Atolantos
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Mor
Flemleg
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Ames Hwing
Wheeling
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EB. T. Devries
B. & O. Trans-Ohble
A Moute
Monowanhela City
McKean County
New 2
Tri-State
Rte
Jon, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
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Unuine
Gash Merchant Tailors
Lewis Block
Sixth Ave
Horne & Co
Popa Avenue
Committee On Elections
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Pendleton
West Virginia
Reublicans
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Alderson
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Compton
Maryland
Pratt
Posey
Todidua
Threet
Clarke
Alabama
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Hastings
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Rogers’ Royal
the People’s Store
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New Hamburgs
Campbell & Dick
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Believce
David Haswah
Pittsburg Oil Exchange
William Morcher
Tutts Pilla
Marianne
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Anna Jenkins
Tutt
Ttssu
Jos. Fleming & Son
Stein
Tokay
Hungary
H. A. Wolf 4 Son
Pitwburg
W. H. Holmes & Son
Fleming & Bon
Pitsburg
Eliordlinger & CO
WM Schuster
Fast End
Arthur Andriessen
Harris’ Drug CO
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Orway
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Rusian
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