Delamater Case Signals Prosecution Struggle at Trial
In Meadville the Murray versus Delamater & Co trial pits prosecution powers against defense as witnesses detail bank deposits, insolvency questions, and the bank’s capital. Key testimony covers McFarland’s absence, Delamater’s role, and asset valuations amid opposition wrangling over evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repectat
Teleghas
Smeadville
Murray
Delamster & Co
Tony
W. 5. Murray
James McFarland,Jr
McFarland
Victor M. Delamater
Delamater
W. & McGunnegle
Victor Helamater
Blow at Local Option Leads to New Township Vote
Steubenville judge Jem Pearce voids Saline township prohibition record in the State v Bari Porter case for liquor sale in a prohibition township. Defense argued records lacked proper proceedings like township officer elections. Prosecutor Erskine will appeal to the Circuit Court. a new election may be held after a 60 day lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
Colored voters meet to nominate borough candidates
In Asientown on February 12 a meeting of colored residents nominated candidates for borough offices. The group claims routing 500 votes could secure the county for them, asserting Republicans cannot lose if this tactic succeeds and will challenge at the Merron primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asientown
Wight
Merron
Nine Hour Workday Set for Altoona Railroad Shops
In Altoona Pennsylvania a nine hour workday is announced for the railroad shops affecting over 1,000 men. The measure is described as temporary and part of the shop schedule adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ataoosa
Altoona Poonsylvania
Ohio Railroad Wreck Reported in Short Brief
Brief item notes a wreck on the Ohio E O C line reported last night in brief terms with sparse details. No injuries or causes specified in the readable fragment.
Train wreck in Pleasantville claims three lives
A broken rail caused a wreck near Pleasantville killing Engineer Dave Griffith and Fireman John McNeary and fatally injuring Brakeman C Bennefield. Twelve cars derailed and the locomotive was ditched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
Dave Griffith
John McNeary
C. Bennefield
Gant Testifies In Arson Case Defense Opens
In Greensburg February 12, W R Gant the defendant in the arson case testified denying involvement in the burning. He said Constable Over claimed Detective Murphy hired him to pin the act on Gant to aid insurance companies. The defense presented character witnesses while admitting a $50 payment plan and a $100 contributed reward by Gant and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Aut
Constable Over
Irwin
Gant
Hyatt
Robbins
W. R. Gant
Murphy
Pittsburg
Rer
Over
Ver
Trewin
Three Days in a Hut Becomes Desolate Tramp Ordeal
Robert Hastings, a St. Louis carpenter now tramp, lay starving near Homewood after a fall and isolation in a deserted quarry hut. He spent 72 hours with only snow for sustenance, his leg broken in two places, and his condition remains doubtful as he is cared for at George Imwood’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falus
George Imwood
Homewood
Imwood
Imnwood
Robert Hastings
St. Louis
Trustees accuse Cooper of slander and plan suits
In Erie on February 12 the Citizens' Committee of Edinboro State Normal School stockholders demanded the trustees’ resignation or Cooper’s reinstatement. Trustees asked for time. committee will travel to Erie to compel resignations. Prof Cooper remains principal as Kangley and others aligned with trustees face charges amid announced civil suits for defamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Citizens’ Committee
Edinboro State Normal School
Prof. Cooper
Cooper
World's Fair Building Plans and Whitman Leaves Ill
Harrisnans February 12 Special Executive Commissioner Whitman of the State Board of World's Fair Managers temporarily left his duties due to illness and will rest at Erie. He said bids for the State building must include a 1000 bond. Specifications updated with lemon brick tower, semi colonial woodwork, and a main hallway modeled on Independence Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisnans
Whitman
State Board of World's Fair Managers
Erie
Chicago
Davis
Independence Hall
Half killed by a footpad in Aloona
Henry Vetter a wealthy baker lies in critical condition after an assault by a footpad last night. He carried 350 to his store and left it with a friend at 9 pm, then was struck as he neared his home and robbed before being carried home for aid. A bystander mob witnessed the attack and the assailant fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloona
Spreial
Henry Vetter
Vetter
Mr. Vetter
Two Altoona Accidents Claim Two Railroad Men
L Elmer Bingham a railroad man well known in the state was killed in the yard when he fell between cars as they separated eight cars passed over him. Jesse Shoop a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman was injured when a cabin car left the track and swung over his engine the skull fractured and he is paralyzed and not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AllToona
L. Elmer Bingham
Jesse Shoop
Pennsylvania Railroad
Governor Fleming Proclaims Aid for Russian Peasants
Parkerburg report notes Governor Fleming issued a proclamation urging relief for destitute Russian peasants and recommends forming county relief committees to collect contributions for the sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Fleming
Scarlet fever fears sweep Canton in Tri-State brief
An epidemic of scarlet fever is feared in Canton. Joan Haventira a Pottstown Hungarian bandied dynamite carelessly Thursday and is dead now. Haevey S&S. Sa0owmas of Donegal is in jail at Greensb with front to samant-ing it. ii ear Pittsburg and Brownsville packet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Joan Haventira
Pottstown
Haevey
Local News Briefs From Various Cities
Boat Blaine lies disabled at Coal Center after a cylinder head failure. The Pennsylvania plans improvements at Rochester including building a new freight canal. Canneore Parris & Go report another shipment for Monterey coast defense cannery from Homestead mills. A tree surgeon's note near Niles Ohio shows a fruit tree likely linked to a suicide. Two Ft Wayne freight trains collided at North Lawrence Ohio due to conflicting orders. engines and cars wrecked, no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Coal Center
The
Pennsylvania
Rochester
Canneore, Parris £& Go
Coast Defense
Monterey
Charles Brown
Niles
Ft. Wayne
North Lawrence
Noone
Wishart in Newark Presses Sunday Law Reform
Captain Wishart, new Secretary of Newark Law and Order League, reports 30 to 40 saloons open on Sundays since January 26 and seeks city action. Mayor Haynes, Police Superintendent Brown, and Excise officials say they will study the anonymous reports, while saloon interests resist meddling in Newark politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishart
New York
Newark
N. J
Law and Order League of
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Excise Commissioners
Nsor of the Pleas
Haynes
Sun
Brown
Schalk
Excise Board
Strahan
Pardon Board Recommends Clemency for Daniels and Behan
The Pardons Board advised clemency for Daniels and Behan, convicted for a death after a confrontation. The Governor, citing his inaugural stance, refused to grant pardons and also rejected Phoebe Collins of Pittsburg despite the board’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Behan
Board of Pardons
Pattison
Phoebe Collins
Pittsburg
Ward 28 Republicans Nominate School Director Candidate
In the schoolhouse last night the Twenty eighth ward Republicans nominated John Hereher for School Director after W F Rohrkaste withdrew. A committee including Bodenhagen Davis Succop Feiger Thomas Flinn and McDonald was named to meet City Assessor Case at 2 PM to seek a general reduction of ward assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-eighth Ward
W. F. Rohrkaste
John Hereher
Theodore Bodenhagen
Caleb Davis
Charles E. Succop
Fred E Feiger
John Thomas
James E. Flinn
D. L. McDonald
Spurgeons Friends Angered By Warner Cure Denial
London Feb 12 report that Reverend Charles H Spurgeon urged doctors to give Warner Safe Cure before death. Physicians refused and warned against the case. Family friends express strong indignation over the refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles H. Spurgeon
Warner
Great Manufacturers Clothing Sale at 301 Market Street
Bargain hunters flock to a vast clothing sale at 301 Market Street corner Third Avenue offering new seasonable suits overcoats and pants at low prices. Prices include 98c pants, 198 for cassimere, 288 for suits, and 97 cents for knee pants for boys with extra lines in beaver overcoats and jersey suits all at manufacturer cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Third Avenue
Pittsburg
Dock
McKeesport
Mansfield
Jeannette
Wilmerding
Melton
Thi Avenue
Thompson's
New York
New York Magnates Eye Kelly as Mike Hopes Rise
Pittsburg’s bid for Mike Kelly dwindles as New York and Boston clubs push to sign him. The New York club held its stockholders meeting with J. B. Day reelected president and Spalding keeping his post. Directors backed signing Kelly, amid lively chatter of future season fame and rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
Pittsburg
Mike Kelly
Mike
Boston
Kelly
New York Club
J. B. Day
Spalding
White
Messrs. Day
Talcott
Spaldiney
McAlpin
Dillingham
Robinson and Sullivan
Powers
Rport
Mike" Kelly
Day
King
John B. Day
Direstor Talcott
Executive Committee
Miller and Sibley Buy Three Palo Alto Trotters for 50000
Miller and Sibley paid 50000 for three Palo Alto Stock Farm trotters from Senator Stanford. Bel sire, a 25 000 yearling by Electioneer. Belleflower filly, 10000, 2 year old with 224. Cecilian colt, 15000, 2 year old 222. All by Electioneer. horses ship east today in Miller and Sibley palace car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Miller& Sibley
Stanford
Palo Alto Stock Farm
Electioneer
Belleflower
Belsire
St. Bel
Bell Bird
Cecilian
Sunol
Oae
General Benton
Express
Miller & Sibley
Palace
Sans Francesco
J. Malcolm Forbes
Arion
Senator Stanford
Palto Alto Stables
Montrose
Starlight
Rosemont
Sallie Benton, Miller & Sibley
Pennsylvania
Stanford Bellflower
Beautiful Bells
Cecil
Fulford match talk sparks big purse bids and wagers
W. P. Massey and others push for a Fulford Budd shoot with promised purses of 1000 to 2000 dollars for a Chicago bout. East coast races dismissed as fake and threats of a 22000 dollar bona fide purse emerge. Sweepstakes shooting set at Burneide next Saturday with live pigeons and clay targets starting 11 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcango
W. P. Massey
Fulford
East
Brewer
Chicago
Budd
Burneide
Chicago dog show prompts strong critique from Dr Grimes
Dr Grimes returns from Chicago and voices strong complaints about judging at the Chicago dog show. Wolf hounds owned by P H Hacke failed to win first, Paul Gladstone the setter earned second, John Moorhead's bull terrier lost, while his fox terrier Howard won first prize. Pittsburgers declare the judging miserably bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Grimes
Chicago
P. H. Hacke
Mr. Boggs
Paul Gladstone
John Moorhead
Howard
Phillips Takes Figure Eight Title At Ama Tea rink
At Hoponen on February 12 the National Amateur Skating Association awarded the figure eight championship to George D. Phillips, though many expected J F P Bacon to win. Scores were Phillips 51 Bacon 45 MacLean 20 after twenty figures skated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoponen
National Amateur Skating Association
Thistle Curling Association
George D. Phillips
J. FP. Bacon
Embury MacLean
Bacon
Phillips
MacLean
Sullivan calls Leavenworth fight report a lie
A Leavenworth special says John L. Sullivan dismissed the papers reporting he agreed to fight Maher for 35000 dollars plus a 10600 dollar outside bet as a fabrication. He alleged Foxy Madden, Maher's backer, originated the claim.
Ex President Gillette Owed in Superior Court Stock Judgment
In Milwaukee on February 12 a judgment was entered in the Superior Court against former President H. E. Gillette in favor of J. Iverson and Zach Bartlett for stock in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
H. E. Gillette
J. Iverson
Zach Bartlett
Milwaukee Club Faces Stock Seizure Over $6200 Debt
Gillette the club president arranged a $6200 financial action in October to cover a distressed club. He borrowed $1500 from B M Weir with Iverson and Bartlett as securities pledging stock worth 6200. Iverson and Bartlett must now recover the stock by legal process after failed attempts to contact Gillette who went to Hot Springs Arkansas to dispose of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Gillette
B. M. Weir
Iverson
Bartlett
Hot Sprin Ark
Lett
Allerton and Axtell to clash on trotting track this season
C W Williams of Independence Ia reports two great trotters Allerton 2 09 1 and Axtell 2 12 will meet this season with three big matches planned August Independence August Terre Haute September Lexington October Williams bred both by George Wilkes stock. Budd Doble will train and drive Axtell. Williams sold Axtell for 1065 00 and Allerton is without price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
C. W. Williams
Independence
Chicago
Lexington
Allerton
Axtell
Terre Haute
Neutral Ground
Budd Doble
Williams
George Wilkes
Mambrino Bay
Secretary McCracken Expects Big Trotting Season
Secretary John McCracken of Is wood Driving Park returns from the East optimistic about the trotting season. He says the June meeting will run from Decoration Day to Jane with 13 or 14 classes and strong purses. He notes major horsemen anticipate a record year with many trotters and pacers and all tracks offering large purses. He also cites the Board of Review expelling Noble and his horse Aleryon for crooked races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCracken
Iswood Driving Park
Jane
Turk Dispatchh
New York
Board of Review
Noble
Aleryon
Sullivan denies agreed fight with Maher in New Orleans ring
John L. Sullivan told reporters in Leavenworth that a Chicago dispatch claiming he signed articles to fight Peter Maher in New Orleans under Marquis of Queensberry rules for a £35,000 purse and a $10,000 side bet is a falsehood. He said he has seen no such agreement and accuses backers Foxy Maiden and others of bluffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
John L. Sullivan
Atchison, Kas
Chicago Dispatch
Peter Maher
Fitzsimmons
Smeger
Foxy Maiden
Metropolitan Club of
New Orleans
Electioneer stock spawns new racehorse purchases
J Malcolm Forbes buys Montrose and Starlight from Palto Alto stables as part of a spread including Bell flower and Cecilian. prices not named but the lot valued at 60000 dollars. A separate note from New York reports Staten Island Athletic Club resigning from the Amateur Athletic Union Metropolitan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staten Island Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Metropolitan Association
J. E. Faber
H. B. Rich
G. W. Nichols
EW. Gould
F. W. Janssen
J. H- W. Cole
J. le Duc
Cary to Run for Chicago Athletic Club in 1893
Champion sprinter Luther Cary announced in Chicago that he will wear the Chicago Athletic Club colors in 1893 after initially retiring. He said he would rest this season but plans to compete next year, though his reentry would affect his Manhattan Athletic Club life membership tied to a national title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Cary
Chicago Athletic Club
Chicago
Cary
Manhattan Athletic Club
Pittsburg to Meet McKeesport in Lively Liberty Park Match
Local football fans await a strong afternoon game at Liberty Park between Pittsburg and McKeesport. Pittsburg will field a squad headlined by Ike Atwell as goalkeeper and W Powell along with T Atwell as full backs, J Atwell C Y Child and Buick as half backs, with E Waldron and J. as forwards ready to challenge the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Chicago
Ike Atwell
W. Powell
T. Atwell
J. Atwell
C. Y. Child
Buick
E. Waldron
Track Results and Sporting Notes From Guttenburg NJ
The Guttenburg track hosted six furlongs to seven furlongs results with Taso, Sir Lancelot, and others placing. General notes mention Burraro Girl’s time, Scurot’s training plans, and Sauguant staying in the city for next week. Also included are pugilist and shooting match plans, skating challenges on the Hudson, and racing prospects for Nancy Hanks and other athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenburg
N. J
Taso
Sir Lancelot
Tiebe
Mart
Aronia Collins
Landstoho
J. B
Harrison
Prince Howard
Zenobia
Mabel
Vagabond
Virgin
Vyan
Long
Double Cross
Prisoners of War Turned Congressmen Share Tales
Former prisoners of war who later became congressmen recount their experiences in an interview with Frank G. Carpenter for The Dispatch. They discuss captivity, survival, and postwar political service across a range of battles and hostile fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Carpenter
Missing 15 year old boy in Twelfth ward sought by mother
Mrs. Sanam Spray of Jones avenue reports her son William Spray age 15 left home December 17 and has not been heard from. He is about 5 feet 5 inches tall with light complexion and a scar over the left eye. He wore dark pants a gray overcoat and a black stiff hat. He is described as missing from the Twelfth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Sanam Spray
Jones Avenue
Twelfth Ward
William Spray
Fenix McKsmur
H.R. B
Sanday
Green's Hall
Second Avenue
Frankstown
William Rochford
C. D. Maron Govkiry
Grand Army
William Thaw
F. Jones
H. K. Porter & Co
People Coming and Going at the City Hotels
Brief notices of visitors and local movers include Mr. D. Blakeley of New York with the United States Marine Band on six weeks leave, travelers from Cleveland Sharon and Butler, and several other professionals staying at the Monongahela and Schlosser hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Blakeley
New York
Chicago
Blakeley
United States Marine Band
Pacific Coast
Pittaburg
H. C. Dimmock
Milwaukee
St. Paul Road
Joseph Nan
Bingen
D. R. Hanna
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Duquesne
Harry S. Klingler
Butler
L. B Lockhart
Bradford
Schlosser
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to the area
Louisville reports business good with clear cold weather as the river rises slowly. Measurements show 6 feet 2 inches on the falls and other gauge readings near 6 feet at the canal with fractional inches noted. Vessels Buckeye State, Al Martin, Grace Mortis, and departures to Cincinnati Evansville Carrelston Kentucky river are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Buckeye
Memphis
Cincinnati
al Martin
Grace Mortis
Salt River
Big Sandy
Sherley
Carrelston
Gwensboro
Evansville
Falls City
Kentucky River
Weather and river readings from Upper Ganges show
A weather bulletin notes river stages with the Upper Ganges at seven feet three inches and falling while nearby Monoantony Sivers river shows rising or falling readings. Thermometer near 4 FP and snow depth unclear. Cloudy and cold conditions prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganges
Or Amren
River conditions and arrivals flood inland towns
Weather notes report river levels and conditions across multiple ports. Cincinnati shows 29 feet 9 inches and rising while Memphis logs 17 feet and climbing. Arrivals include City of Paducah, City of Providence, and other steamers with clear to cold skies in many locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Pitteburg
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Caine
M. F. Frisbee
Hickman
Natchez
Cincinnati
Scotia
Pt . Fair
New Orleans
John Gilmore
Cairo
St. Louis
Paducah
Monroe
Natcher
Sidney Dillon
Jay Gouldl
Cherocest
Memphis
Arkansas City
St Louis
Nateherat
City of
Providence
Smoky City
Tow
Pittsburg
Admiral Gherardi Ordered Homeward to West Indies
Orders sent from Washington authorize Admiral Gherardi to sail for the West Indies aboard the Philadelphia and the Concord from Montevideo, with the Navy Secretary directing his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gherardi
WashIndon
D. C
Montevideo
Secretary of the Navy
West Indies
Philadelphia
Concord
Forks and spoons offered at 20 percent discount
Bargains on specially made tableware from Hanpy & Hayes and other shops. Deals include 20 percent off one pattern, heavy plated goods, and name-branded stock. Stores listed include Hanpy & Hayes 529 Smithfield Street near City Hall and The Peon Avenue Stores with new trimmed markets priced from 10 to 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanpy & Hayes
Smithfield Street
City Hall
Peon Avenue
Jos. Hornie & Co
Cooley gang scattered after Turner surrender in Preston county
Dispatch from Uxfoxtown reports the Cooley gang disbanded with Turner surrendering to Sheriff in Preston county West Virginia. Authorities say Frank and Jack Cooley fled the area after a $1000 reward was posted by county officials and school directors for their capture or conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxfoxtown
Cooley
State Line
West Virginia
Preston County
W. Va
William Turner
Turner
Samus Magic
Rank
Jack Cooley
Frank Cooley
Custer
Georges Township
Smithfield
Tasker
Tate
Cooleys
Jack
Fire Records From Upper Marian And Kingston Blaze
Fire reports describe a barn destroyed at Upper Marian Pennsylvania belonging to Major Mathew R Moore and its contents. In Kingston New York a four story brick building at Union Avenue suffered major damage to adjacent structures with losses around seventy thousand dollars and forty thousand dollars insured. Monmouth New Jersey saw a large Opera House fire after a gas explosion causing a whole block to burn with numerous business losses including the Shultz estate and several shops and homes. No insurance figures were obtained for Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marian
Mathew R. Moore
Laas
Kingston
N. Y
Union Avenue
Stock & Rice
Monmouth
Opera House
Shultz
C. Shultz
N. W. Montgome
Meadlune Feck
Geopnoien Oo
W. H. Rankin
H. J. Blackburn
Sullivan & Son
Christinson & Smith
Henry Lucas
J. H. Meredith
Brown Eatata
EF. E. Wallace
Police arrest teen suspects in Allegheny mischief case
Jory Coxwar, Joseph Donohoe and William Bechannon, about 17, were arrested for malicious mischief in Allegheny as Lindsey and MacCutcheon pursue violators harming their machinery and workers. Other arrests followed for disorderly conduct, assault and battery, and reckless driving from various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory Coxwar
Joseph Donohoe
William Bechannan
Allegheny
Lindsey & MacCutcheon
Joux Dorie
Alderman Gripp
Ada Anderson
Doyle
Mike Todi
James Baxer
Steubenville
Smith
Victrax Lane
Fourth Avenue
J. D. Grooves
Peren Evans
William Peterson
Peterson
Patntcon Barreaty
Liberty Street
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Steamer Where From Destination
Arrivals list shows steamers docking at port with origins and final destinations. Vessel entries indicate ships from various transatlantic routes arriving for cargo and passenger transfers.
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Meadville
Beaver Falls
Roddy
McGunnegie
Reddy
McGunnegle
Brest
Axsignce
George F. Haskins
Haskins & McClintock
Julie Pearce
Brevurs
Normal School
Mr. Whitman
Altoona
Tattison
Allegheny County
Spurgeon
Athletic Union
Palo Alto
Johnny Ward
John M. Ward
Director Talcott
John
Frank Robinson
Brooklyns
Giants
Ed Talcott
Brooklyn
Miller and Sibley’s
Franklin Horsemen
Boda
Kan
Maher
Foxy Madden
McCracken
Singger Sullivan
Wuenens
Tene Metropolitan Association
Guttenburg Resuits
Scurot
Marvin
Suugant
Sullivan
Fleht Maher
Washington
Schoch
Brckexnencrm
Aes Re
Carrari A. J. Bocanors
G. W. Rexroat
Virsinia
Til
Howand Masurrn
Fishkill
James A. Donohue
Hudson
Norman
E. McClelland
Madison
Aeere Garden
Nanscy Hanes
Forbes
Nancy Hanks
Tales OF the
J. B. Canen
W. ©. McCormick
Uniontown
J. A. Alten
Ashtabald
Anderson
O. A. Canto
Gibraltar
William Scott
Nae Booth
River’ News and Notes
A. G. Camppet & Sons
Outlaws
Bome
Lowe
Haydentown
Greene County
Tasker Tate
Fayette and
Wat
Virginia
Ohio
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Couisville
WEW
Drukenness
Chlo Riggold
Illinois
Madbridchemical CO
U. S. S. Dearborn St
Pittsburgh
B.os. Fleming & Son
Market St
Neune Pharmacy
Smithfield St
J. Kaercher
Federal St
Allegheny City
Dai Siete
W. L. Douglas
Uney
Sim
Adies
Ederal Street
I Imam
Becca
Alleg
Paletae
Men’s & Boys
Business Confidential
Brennan A
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