Between Fires Harrisburg Inspectors Face Penitentiary Probe
Harrisburg honorables deny they aim to investigate but will report next week as the Board of Inspectors adjourns without a decision. The Mahameke fate meditated as the Western Penitentiary inquiry prompts a costly star chamber session, with the Visiting Board and lawyers contending over testimony and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Thompson
Western Penitentiary
Mahameke
Weheee Mahaeneke
A. Kelly
Western Avenue
Star Chamber
Kelly
Messrs
Reed
McCutcheon
Trimble
Sfigie
Scott and
Sawyer
State Board of Charities
Mair
Swift
Holden
B. C. Christy
Christy
Tt Ic
McPhillamy
E. J. Donnelly
Board to Decide After Evening Meeting at Slagle Residence
The board spent most of the time reviewing evidence and had not finished. They will reconvene at 8 o clock tonight at Mr. Slagle's residence in Allegheny and expect to reach a decision that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagle
Allegheny
Legislative Inquiries on Normal Schools and City Institutions
The Legislative sub Committee on Normal Schools meets at the Anderson Hotel except Mr. Clay who is ill. Fruit and Brown visited California and Clarion schools while Slippery Rock asks for library funds. Tomorrow visits include Indiana, Mercy Hospital, Home for Aged Colored Women, Childrens Aid Society delegation, and local child welfare and penitentiary inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Inspection Board
Anderson
Messrs
Thompson
Billingsley
Baldwin
Fow
Marshall
State Appropriation Committee
Nonce
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Allegheny Home For Friendless
Children’s Aid Society
Home For Colored Children
Pittsburg Hospital For Children
Pittsburg Free Dispensary
Home For
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Western Penitentiary
Anderson Hotel
Clay
Fruit
Brown
California
Clarion
Slippery Rock
Indiana
Messrs. Thompson and
Children's Aid Society
Allegheny
Pittsburg Hospital
Osceola Coal Company Embezzlement Case Unfolds
Complex internal disputes at Osceola Coal Company spill into public view as Jesse H. Dewees allegedly sold a Westmoreland lease and diverted 500 dollars, with a 10 600 note tied to a loan. John Shields accuses Dewees amid missing funds and sheriff actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Coal Company
Osceola
Allegheny County
Westmoreland
Jesse H. Dewees
John Shields
McKeesport
Alderman Gripp
John Gripp
Pittsburg
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Robeson
Westmoreland Coal Company
Henry Meyers
Afflant
Philadelphia
Affiant
Affant
Robeson Jease
Osceola Goal Company
H. Dewees
Jonn Shields
Shields
Jesse
Constable Murphy
Mr. Shields
Jesse Dewees
Thomas Shields
J. Scott Ferguson
Ferguson
Dewees
Colorado
Montana
Pursuit of Robbers Ends in Death of Young Miner
George W. Johnston, 22, a Fayette County cost miner, died after a night chase. He woke to intruders fleeing with clothes, revolvers, and $30, followed them toward the railroad, boarded a moving freight train, and was thrown under its wheels. He died at Homeopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnston
Homeopathic
Fayette County
Johnston
Three Men Acquitted in Wilkinsburg Burglary Case
Proved an alibi for Charles Mitchael John Wilson and Samuel Rowe led to acquittal on burglary and complicity charges in the St. Clair shooting case before Squire Creeiman. L. Ke. St. Clair in store defense earned improvement and hopeful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchael
John Wilson
Samuel R. Rowe
St. Clair
Wilkinsburg
Squire Creeiman
L. KE. St. Clair
Reverend Shrodes Receives Golden Chronometer at Cornopolis
The Presbyterian Church of Cornopolis presented Rev John C Shrodes with a gold watch to aid his travels to the Theological Seminary in Allegheny. C E Gomelius spoke while the congregation noted his efforts resembling Paul in defending his character. Winter lectures on St Paul accompanied a evening of music and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Shrodes
Presbyterian Church of
Walls challenges Evans in Twenty seventh ward race
William Walls, Democratic candidate for Select Council in the Twenty seventh ward, claims the official count shows Evans leading by only 3 votes, not 214 as morning papers stated. Walls says Evans may not take his seat, alleges bribery, and says he will contest the election and sue Wallace Evans Silliman and others over a circulated circular accusing Walls of voting for the 3 million water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walls
Select Council
Twentyseventh
Dispatch Office
Cnt
D. P. Evans
Wall
Evans
Messrs
Edgar Thomson Captain Sees Steel Rail Market Stagnation
Captain Jones of the Edgar Thomson reports dull steel rail trade and mill shutdowns while promising to keep operating. He doubts the South will become an iron center and notes ore quality hinders Bessemer production but basic process may aid use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Jones
Edgar Thomson
Springfield
South
Coal Boats Wrecked at Lock No 1
Two coal boats and two flats owned by Horner and Roberts and two barges of George Lytle and Sons were wrecked at Lock No 1 at noon. Loss estimated at £10,000 as W T Horner and George Lytle towed the crafts over the dam. Several vessels including the Dick Fulton Charley Brown the Penong and John Moran were ready to sail with coal to lower ports. Monongahela river stood at 13 feet and receding with little ice remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner & Roberts
George Lytle & Sons
W. T. Horner
George Lytle
Dick Fulton
Charley Brown
Penong
John Moran
Monongahela
Catholic Parade Arrangements Set for Tomorrow
John Exler, chief marshal of the E B A division, names chiefs and staffs for the Catholic societies parade to-morrow. McKeesport groups and Hibernian Rifles will join, with entertainment to follow at Liberty Hall and a request to close Edgar Thomson Steel Works for workers to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Exler
Catholic Societies
J.M. Brophy
J. M. McCalley
James E. Moran
I. A. Gillan
Smithfield
Mein Tast
H.oa
Fona al i
Hibernian Rifles
Board OF Extn
Plawneny's Mall
Erereew
Pridley
Yobresty
Staine
Connellsville
Felix McKnight
McKeesport
St. Joseph's Beneficial Poste
St. Peter's Total Abstinence Society
Ancient
East End
M. Melamphiy
American Mechanics
Catholic Societies of Braddock
Jones
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Pittsburg
Harrisburg debate on pending butterine bill divides two factions
Two groups clashed in Harrisburg last night over the pending butterine bill. McAllister opposed any sale of butterine and warned against the bill's passage. Stavey defended the measure claiming consumer knowledge and wholesomeness, aided by a petition from mayors department officers and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Messrs
Stagey
Muhlbronner
Messrs. Voight
McAlister
Sharpless
McKeesport
McAllister
Stavey
Merchants seek repeal of city business tax
Joseph R. Hunter of the Wholesale Grocers Association has asked W. A. Magee to include a request in the annual report to abolish the city business tax. The petition cites heavy burdens from both city and state taxes, noting firms paid about 2000 dollars each on a 2 million dollar business and that city revenue from the tax was around 160,000 last year. About 100 merchants signed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Hunter
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
W. A. Magee
Finance Committee of Councils
Rails by river and dams eyed for safer coal transit
The Iron Age of Gray's Iron Line will depart today with 3,700 tons of steel rails bound for St. Louis. The Iron Duke will leave next week for New Orleans. Superintendent Joseph Dunlap endorses Colonel Merrill's proposal to build four more upper Ohio dams to securely store coal and reduce transit hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Age
Gray
Iron Line
St. Louis
Iron Duke
New Orleans
Joseph Dunlap
Merrill
Upper
Ohio
Mr. Dunlap
Rev F R Scully Sick Forces Church to Seek Interim Preacher
At the Church of the Messiah on Forty third and Butler a letter from Rev F R Scully says he is sick and will not return soon. Treasurer Robert C White said the noteteeacher is unable to fulfill duties, leaving the congregation without a scheduled preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Messiah
Forty-third and
Butler Streets
Robert C. White
F. R. Scully
Somebdy
Counterfeiters Hearing Held in Butler County
Hearings before Commissioner McCandless on counterfeiter arrests by US Detective McSweeny proceeded in Butler county. Orin Black remained held on 61,000 bail for Scranton term trial. James Pryor W C Barron and Andrew Wolford discharged for lack of evidence. Elder McNally released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
United States
McSweeny
McCandless
Orin Black
Scranton
James Pryor
W. C. Barron
Andrew Wolford
Elder McNally
Fire Alarms Report From City Districts
An alarm from box 254 at 5 40 yesterday afternoon was caused by a blazing chimney in a small house on Second street Homewood. A defective flue in a frame house on Thirty third near Ridge street at 4 22 caused alarm from box 318. The floor in Mrs M Rookes grocery store No 1364 Second avenue caught fire yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock. An alarm from box 94 and the blaze was extinguished with light loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Homewood
Thirty-third
Ridge Street
Pittsburg Manufacturers to Oppose Capital Stock Tax
Representatives Graham and local Pittsburg manufacturers plan to oppose a bill taxing capital stock of manufacturing corporations. John W. Chalfant B. F. Jones and others will testify before the Ways and Means Committee in Harrisburg. Graham notes the 1883 abolition but Auditor General and Attorney General push to restore the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Chalfant
B. F. Jones
Auditor General
Post Office Schedule and Pension Inquiry Notice
Tomorrow a holiday, post offices close at 11 PM with forenoon routes and after 5 PM collections. Stamp and general delivery windows shut 12 PM to 5 PM. Money order and registry open 9 AM to 11 AM. Mails close 15 minutes earlier. Special Pension Examiner seeks James Doneheu for affidavit on widow’s pension. Doneheu, once a towboat mate from this city, last seen in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donehea
J. H. Bostwick
James Doneheu
Doneheu
Equaruoning
Outlaw James Wilson Arrested After Bellevue Stabbing
James Wilson an ex convict from the Western penitentiary was arrested yesterday by Constable N G Wilson on a warrant by Dr Starr. He severely cut Burt Starr of Bellevue and is believed insane. Jail physicians will examine his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Western Penitentiary
Burt Starr
Bellevue
Ane Eneenk
N. G. Wilson
Starr
Oleomargarine cases prosecuted by Yost
Yesterday Lawyer Yost handled six oleomargarine prosecutions all from Allegheny. James Brady John H Dean William H Good R R Brown Philip Rupert and Charles F Marshall each were fined 100 dollars plus costs in their respective cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
James Brady
John H. Dean
William H. Good
R. R. Brown
Philip Rupert
Charles F. Marshall
Allegheny
Buggy Collides With Cable Car on Penn Avenue
A Penn avenue cable car collided with a man named Wilsons buggy at Seventeenth street last night. The buggy was demolished but the driver escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Wilson
Seventeenth Street
Disappearance noted after assault charge in Southside
George Steplein, the boy charged Monday before Alderman Hartman with aggravated assault and battery, has disappeared. An attempt will be made to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steplein
Alderman Hartman
Southside
Railroad officials dispute presidential train schedule
Chief Clerk Aldred told Superintendent Pitcairn that the schedule for the presidential train has not been finalized. The railroad says they do not know when the train will arrive and doubt the published timetable is correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldred
Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Road
Braddock Machinist Killed by Flywheel at Steel Plant
William Kelly a Braddock machinist at Homestead Steel Works died instantly when caught by a flywheel yesterday. The incident occurred at the plant and authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Homestead Steel Works
Os Y
Kate Foley Committed on Felony Charge in Bail Bond
Kate Foley was jailed on $500 bail set by Magistrate Brokaw. She was found at the residence of William Andrews and accused of felonious intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Foley
Brokaw
William
Andrews
Sewer Pipe Men Plan New Trust Company Launch
A brief gathering at the Monongahela House yesterday morning concluded key details for a new sewer pipe contractor trust. The firm is set to begin operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Election returns in Allegheny split wards council and school posts
The article lists top vote winners by ward for Select Council Common Council School Directors and Director of the Poor in Allegheny. It notes changes from yesterday, possible adjustments when sealed returns open, and disputes over Milby versus Pitcairn totals plus remarks on Samuel Watson’s defeat and Einstein’s age and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Seiect
Arthur Kennedy
Charles W. Neck
John T. McAulley
John P. Milby
W. P. Hunker
J. A. Gibson
Lawrence Sloan
H. C. Lowe
Frank Curry
Wm. A. Cruikshanks
James 8. Bell
Wm. ¢. McDonald
Thos. A. Parke
H. H. Buente
Simon Vram
John McKirdy
James Hunter
Wm. A. Ford
Lewis McMuhen
John L. Gullett
Third Ward
E. Wertheimer
A. W. Simon
H. Stockman
T. Striepeke
Wm. Swindell
T. C. Harbison
B. F. Kynd
J. G. Ebbert
R. L. Thompson
George Lysle, Jr
H. Albrecht
A. Alston
Fourth Ward
Wm. M. Kennedy
Wm. Bader
John W. Stacy
Geo
A. Keller
John Vogler
A. H. Stauffer
H. (. Robison
A. Walter, Jr
Hugh Kennedy
G. M. Shillito
Joseph Lautner
James H. Lindsay
George J. Rudolf
A. Ammon
Chas. W. Lighthill
Charles W. Dahlinger
Charles V. Lewis
Thos. R. Herd
John W. Kreps
BR. H. Gilliford
Jesse McGeary
C. Steffen, Jr
Wm. Thomas
F. Stemler
E. A. Knoz
Lee Frasier
I. K. Stayton
Richard Millard
Ovey Nixon
E. 8. Day
H. H.phillips
Twelfth Ward
Morris Einstein
J. B. Smith
Joseph Kaiser
W. H. Wagner
Theodore Rler
Thirteenth Ward
John P. Ober
George J. Lappe
C. Pappert
Thomas
Pitcairn
Finance Committee
Select Council
Einstein
James Thornton
Allegheny Lice Force
Watson
Mr. Watson
Pittsburg Elects School Directors Assessors and Aldermen
A full list of elected candidates across wards for Pittsburg includes School Directors and Assessors with multiple unopposed races noted. Names appear for each ward from First through Twenty Seventh, listing directors and assessors and indicating vacancies and short terms where applicable.
Political Shuffle Notes At Local School Board Meeting
Shaughnessy and Adolph Bishot Ad oppose Gaddock who faced the thirty-fifth ballot. The school district discussed changes in positions from assessor to Tivimaixth rd-School Directors with A G streib and M Ballantyne noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaughnessy
Adolph Bishot
Witon
Gaddock
Wae
Deeotgs
Me Metae
Anton x Tinhart
Tivimaixth
A. G. Streib
Wees
M. Ballantyne
Man Misses Vote After Busy Election Day
P. M. Connelly, candidate for Constable and District Assessor in Ninth ward, spent the day mobilizing votes and summoning absentees. After polls closed he realized he had not voted. He tried to reopen the polls, but failed and returned home, fearing his one vote might decide the outcome, though it did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Connelly
Connelly
Braddock Names Unanimous Burgess and Local Officials
Braddock votes for H. C. Shallenberger as Burgess the first unanimous choice in town history. George F. Sims becomes Assistant Burgess. R. M. Holland defeats H. W. Benn for Third ward Council. W. J. Dible beats T. W.S for Sec ond ward. First ward elected Lew F. Holtzman and H. Brand as councilmen. Wiltcher tops Sharsh for constable by 183. Griffith as tax collector. Holland and Holtzman serve as Justice of the Peace. Top straight Republican ticket wins. North Versailles Township selects Ward and George as Supervisors. Daw tax collector. O Leary constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
H. C. Shallenberger
George F. Sims
R. M. Holland
H. W. Benn
W. J. Dible
Burgess T. W.S
Lew F. Holtzman
H. Brand
George C. Wiltcher
Will H. Sharsh
J. W. Griffith
Justice of the Peace
Holland
Holtzman
Fred W. Edwards
David Bradford
John Hanns
A. L. Best
R. E. Stewart
A. J. Boyle
D. S. Elliot
W. J. Vance
North Versailles Township
James Ward
Thomas George
Richard Daw
Hugh O'Leary
Miners Union Leader Reports Rapid Growth in District
John D. Conway president of District 4 of the National Miners' Progressive Union says membership is rising faster than expected. He notes 39 locals now exist across Ohio and Pennsylvania with diverse local sizes from 12 to 225 members and says the movement will keep organizing new locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Conway
National Miners’ Progressive Union
Subdivision 6
Conway
W Ho
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Carriage Axles Trade Slows as Makers Meet for Price Rise
The Carriage and Wagon Axle Trust of the United States convened at the Monongahela House to discuss trade and advance prices. President Smith warned of a dull market and potential consequences for axle makers if no improvement occurs as a new price scale is reportedly set to raise prices by ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriage and Wagon Axle Trust
United States
Monongahela House
Smith
Allegheny Shoe Dealers Organize Retail Association
A group of Allegheny shoe dealers met at John Fielding’s Ohio street store and formed the Allegheny Retail Shoe Dealers Association. John Fielding is elected President and Louis P. Lang Secretary. other officers to be chosen later with a constitution to be adopted at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
John Fielding
Ohio Street
Allegheny Retail Shoe Dealers Association
Louis P. Lang
Election results show local officials across several boroughs
The report lists elected officials in Sharns burg Ems Worth Bellevue and Wilkinsburg with Burgesses, Councils, School Directors, Justices of the Peace, Constables, Assessors and election inspectors. Names include John Griffin J L Burgess Peter Worz H A Ries George M Paden James A Thompson J Pears Anudi tor G Eastpincent etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharnsburg
Burgess
John L Griffin
Peter Worz
H. A. Ries
Willian Weshbeher
James A. Robinson
John Baird
Constable
Frank Freifred
Ems Worth
M. Raymond
Richardson and Stauffer
Samuel Courtney
James P. Jones
And
Baladney
McClintock
Teemusen
2Ohn Shannon
Eugene Sweitzer
Bellevue
J. J. McCormick
Nile R. Moore
William Martin
George M. Paden
James A. Thompson
P. James
Wrison
Samuel Sesshnans
James D. Carothers
James H. Hamnett
W. W. Patterson
Traction Men to Present Grievances at K of I Meeting
Local Assembly No 2126 EK of L will hold a meeting in Lawrenceville tonight to listen to complaints from extra conductors and gripmen of the Citizens' Traction Company. Union members express dissatisfaction and anticipate action or support for their movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Traction Company
Lawrenceville
Lenten Fast Rules Issued by Bishop Tuigg of Pittsburg
Coroner McDowell held an inquest into the death of an infant at the workhouse. Elizabeth Jane Johnston, recently sent from Jefferson county for keeping a disorderly house, gave birth on February 16 and the child died, reportedly of inanition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Elizabeth Jane Johnston
Jefferson County
Pianos and accessories display at Hamilton’s with low margins
Hamilton’s on Fifth Avenue showcases the largest varied piano and organ display in the city. Prices range from 3180 to 1500 for Decker Knabe Fischer and others with terms to fit monthly or quarterly. Also listing silk stockings coats wraps and discounted shoes in a multi-item sale at Jos. Horne & Co. and US Cars & Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Knabe
Fischer
S. Hamber
Fifth Avenue
Garments Trimmed Mantles and Plush Jackets Prices
Listed prices for Beaver Newmarkets Directoria fronts and similar trimmed garments include Astrachan and braided mantles priced from 5 to 12 dollars. Plush jackets also appear, with figures around 8 to 12 dollars.
Adams Express Manager Drops Reading Road Contract
General Manager L. C. Weir of Adams Express Company was in the city bound for Cincinnati. His company quit the Reading road contract due to nonpayment and will transfer handling to Pennsylvania. He does not expect a renewed rate dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Weir
Adams Express Company
Cincinnati
Reading Road
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion Tickets to Washington Inauguration
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to Washington and Baltimore for the inauguration period. Tickets go on sale February 25 to March 4 with return validity to March 7 and allow stopovers at Baltimore or Washington. Passes include travel on all trains including the Vestibuled Limited Express without extra fare. Excursion Washington to Baltimore is 120 dollars round trip, on sale February 26 to March 4, good to March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
General Harrison Declines Americas Club Banquet Invite
W H Keech of the Americas Club Executive Board returned from Indianapolis where he sought an interview for the April 27 banquet. General Harrison refused to attend citing official duties and precedent, despite Pleasant recollections of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Keech
Americus Club
Indianapolis
Harrison
the Americas Club
Reech
Indinospolis
Americas Club
Dr J C Dunn backs oleomargarine in Harrisburg letter
Former President of the City Board of Health Dr J C Dunn writes to Hon G W Neff chairman of the House Health Committee in Harrisburg urging favorable consideration of oleomargarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dunn
Board of Health
G. W. Neff
Harrisburg
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Legislative
PEN Board
Manarneke
Sitielans
Cornopolis
Will
George Srake & Sons
Finn
Tron Line
Bugsy
Ben
Bill
Charles Laurence
Joseph Rice
Albert Conwell
N. Benham
H. J. Hemingway
Jon
M. Wilsen
Theodore Havekotte
G. Diehl
Charles Kappeil
Charieas
Shaw
C. Bengher
Asesmor
Joseph x. McKee
P. Barrett
P. J. Crowley
D McLaupghiin
M Sednicky
Hueh Adama
David C. Stteler
John L. Hamilton
Poxanhas Wits
the Door
Grant Miller
Assewor
William Bchfraer G
Ward - Schoosore Booth
Aneioent
Dames
Brooks
Peter K. Seibert
James Kraus
Charles Dugan
Dennis
James A. Tyson
T. W. Bryson
D. A. McSlopn
Arely Ely
Eo Hochberks P. B. Laonin
Ths
Oars
Orton Tweneyeahind
Behool Pirectors
W. HL Ceaty
Eweal Directo E
McQulley
Eatin
Flac Wen
Sabeel
Sir Ataae
Seust
Ma Trentyetei
Fred Egelsdorf
Herman
Anecesar
David Paccald
Arthur Wteos
F. Spleneweler
Fentine Mirenty-El
Me Dau
Ian
Aspeseer
J. Tiaseman
Charles McCo
Direc Zimmer
Yal Wi
Ward Seader
Mr. Shallenberger
P. D
Allegheny Shoe Dealers
Charles Magee
Mahlon Garland
W. D. Thomas
Traction
The
K. of I
Twigg
Tuigg
Holy See
N. J. O'Rermey
Altooraa
Hamilton
Horne & Co
Sixth and
Liberty
Cars & Weaver
Jos. Horne & Co
US Cars & Verner
Jos. Honne & Co
Astrachan
Beaver Newmarkets
Directoria
Pinsh Modjeskas
Alaska
Styles
Lée
Bsc
New
Henrietta Latines
Nottingham
Irish Point
Sas
Son
Gen. Harrison
Keech
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