West Virginia Republicans Back McKinley Tariff and Harrison
At Parkersburg a large West Virginia Republican League convention approved resolutions praising the McKinley tariff for boosting industry and labor, endorsing protection, currency stability, and public pensions. Leaders included Augustus Pollack, Nathan Goff, Stephen B. Elkins, and John M. Langston spoke to the gathered crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
State League of Republican Clubs
Parkersburg
Augustus Pollack
Committee On Resolutions
Atkinson
Harrison
Republican League of West Virginia
Republican Party
Nathan Goff
Stephen B. Elkins
Ander
Republican League
State Republican League
Delamater Trial Nearing End In Meade County Case
Meadville Feb 23 The embezzlement trial of G W Delamater under the 1889 act nears conclusion. Both sides rest after three hours of speeches with defense urging acquittal on insolvency lack. Closing addresses by Davenport Richmond Jenks and Roddy stress insolvency proof and fraudulent intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
G. W. Delamater
Joshua Douglass
George F. Davenport
Commonwealth
A. B. Richmond
Richmond
Jenks
Thomas Roddy
The
Edinboro Professor Ousted as Students Protest
Sheriff Mehl served a writ of enjoiner to remove Prof. Cooper from State Normal School property. Students rallied in meetings and 250 decided to quit, demanding reinstatement of Cooper as principal to return in spring term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mehl
Edinboro
Cooper
State Normal School
Railroad yards to be built at Conway with 500 workers
Special report notes that in a few weeks the Pennsylvania Company's new railroad shops and transfer yards will break ground at Conway. Five hundred workers and families from Pittsburgh and Allegheny will relocate. upon completion, yards at Pittsburgh and Allegheny will close and all freight trains east and west on the line will be assembled at Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fauns
Pennsylvania Company
Conwar
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Conway
Bulldog Attacks Cow. Neighbor Alarmed by Frightful Assault
Capiz report at 2 AM describes a half-starved bulldog biting a cow tearing flesh from the neck and grabbing the nose. Rushed rescue failed and the dog had to be killed to release the animal, which lost both horns and suffered severe lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capiz
Haring
Tragic Fire Burns 15 Year Old Mamie Davis
In Hubbard, Ohio, Mamie Davis aged 15 died after a lamp toppled and ignited her clothing while she cared for two younger children. Neighbors and bystanders smothered the flames with coats as the girl suffered until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mamie Davis
Hubbard
Coghlan Defeats Barry In Franklin Victory
Rose Coghlan won a signal victory in Franklin on February 23. The match or contest was reported as a notable win with Helen Barry the opponent. Judge proceedings followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
Helen Barry
Beach Rules in Favor of Dorothy's Dilemma Production
New York Supreme Court justice Beach granted the plaintiff an absolute right to produce Dorothy's Dilemma and denied Helen Barry's application for an injunction.
Pennsylvania Chautauqua Program Partly Arranged
Harrisburg February 23 The Executive Committee of the Pennsylvania Chautauqua approved a Department of Literature and Languages with lectures and a History and Philosophy department. Prof Young of Princeton College will lecture on astronomy with stereoscopic views. Invites to President Harrison and Chauncey Depew were discussed. Special days announced include American Indian Day Recognition Day and music day with Gilmore Band or Marine Band. Details to be set at Lancaster meeting March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Chautauqua
William R. Harper
American Institute of Sacred Literature
Young
Princeton College
Harrison
Chauncey M. Depew
Annive
Amos Cornelius
Gene Wanemaker
Gilmore
Marine
Lancaster
Madman at Large Near Marietta Sealed Off by Sheriff
Special dispatch reports Sheriff and deputies scouring woods east of Marietta to capture Phillip Powell an insane former cowboy whose tirade forced his father and family from home with a gun. Powell is described as a deadly marksman and has eluded capture, with the surrounding area under siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magretta
Phillip Powell
Powell
Seige
Father of imprisoned man sues Perkins Agency for damages
James Canfield, father of William Canfield jailed three months for wrecking the limited at East Palestine, files a $25,000 suit against the Perkins Detective Agency of Pittsburg. He accuses the agency of unlawful methods in pursuing the case and expects the matter to be called in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaLem
James Canfield
William Canfield
East Palestine
Perkins Detective Agency
Pittsburg
One
Payne
Youngstown
Ohio State Appropriations and Legislation Status
Special report from Columbus on the general appropriation bill totaling about 2 290 000 and 911 650 in the deficiency bill, reaching 3 201 630. Combined with other bills it would near the state revenue of 3 640 316, while department requests total 4 462 747. The legislature debates adjournment since introducing the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumBus
Poe
The O11 City Church Trouble Settled
The Council of Ministers and Laymen met at the Baptist Church and issued a verbal verdict. The report censured the church in disciplinary matters and recommended immediate action to harmonize factions. The congregation agreed to abide by the council’s report, signaling settlement of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn Crry
Council of Ministers
Baptist Church
Burglary at Sandy Lake Bank Daunts Thieves
In Sandy Lake Pennsylvania burglars raided the local bank and failed to open the safe. Investigators say the same dawn attackers forced Worrell's clothing store safe with a crowbar and took forty dollars. A handeur bearing a Franklin order was left behind as the thieves fled toward the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Lake
Worrell
Franklin
Pioneer resident John Rhodes killed by train crossing
John Rhodes, about 65, was struck and killed by a Western New York and Pennsylvania train at Pioneer while crossing the tracks with tools. He operated several producing wells at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Crry
John Rhodes
Pioneer
New York
Pennsylvania
Terr Wolhart Ferry Company Organized at Phillipsburg
Terr Wolhart Ferry Company formed at Phillipsburg to build a street railroad to Westernwater. A steam ferry boat will transfer horse cars across the river. During Washington's Birthday celebration at Sunbury a riot broke out between Patriotic Sons of America members and outsiders, many were hurt. Democrats of the Fourth West Virginia district formed a rescue club Monday. A resolution to honor Hill was nearly defeated while Cleveland’s name drew cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terr Wolhart Ferry Company
Phillipsburg
Westernwater
Duurne
Washington
Sunbury
Patriotic Sons of America
Devocrats
West Virginia
Hill
Cleveland
Fires Hit Multiple Cities Reflect Widespread Destruction
Fire reports from Spokane Chicago San Francisco Erie and other towns detail extensive losses and casualties. Notable cases include two Chinese workers burned to death in San Francisco and a fatal infant burn in Elizabeth West Virginia. Incendiary origin suspected in Matveny Arkansas with total losses around 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Crescent Block
Chicago
Lo Ee & Co
San Francisco
Diphtheria and scarlet fever cases reported. health bureau update
The Bureau of Health reported two diphtheria cases and three scarlet fever cases yesterday. A regular Humane Society meeting was held yesterday afternoon. Contributions listed include Mrs. John Colwell and several others, with multiple small donations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
The
Humane Society
John Colwell
M &. Pinkerton
William Neeb
Charles Agenie Groetzinger
Ast
A Sure Rheumatic Cure Advertised as Medical Wonder
A short ad claims a rheumatic cure titled Medical Wonder is available for fifty cents, offering a quick remedy without medical supervision. The notice provides no clinical details or endorsements.
Weather Pattern Maintains High Pressure Across Northeast
A persistent high barometer crest sits over the Northeast while a broad area of high pressure covers the country, bringing fair weather and minimal rainfall. An incipient storm may form in the Indian Territory, indicated by a shallow area and cyclonic winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Great Battle Preview Fitzsimmons Maher Fight In New Orleans
Sporting notes center on the upcoming Fitzsimmons Maher boxing match set for next Tuesday in New Orleans. Details on weights and conditioning show Fitzsimmons near 165 pounds at 30, while Maher is expected to weigh at least 170. Training reports praise both fighters and note strong betting and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Prize fighters arrested for naked fist bout in St Bernard Parish
In New Orleans on February 23 Special reports say participants in a naked fist prize fight at Patton’s tallow factory in St Bernard Sunday were arrested. Named are Charles Johnson, Alphonse Garcia, Arthur Upham, Charles Porter, Ed Hogan, Ed McCune, Frank Neil, and Joseph Suarez Garcia. They face charges under act 25 of 1890 for illegal prize fighting and fugitives from arrest. Jimmie Carroll’s benefit to the Olympic Club February 27 features Choynski, Greggarius, Van Heest, Carroll, and others while Needham vs Ryan at the Metropolitan arena promises a close long bout with Dempsey and Choynski backing Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Patton
St. Bernard
Charles Johnson
Alphonse Garcia
Arthur Upham
Charles Porter
Ed Hogan
Johnson
Ed McCune
Frank
Alias Dutch
Neil
Joseph Suarez Garcia
Garcia
St. Bernard Parish
Jimmie Carroll
Olympic Club
Whic Choynski
Greggarius
van Heest
Carroll
Needham
Ryan
Metropoliten
Jack Dempacy
Joe Choynski
Fitzsimmons Backed in Irish Champion Betting War
The betting heats up as Fitzsimmons receives fresh support for the Irish Champion fight in Dublin. Maher remains favorite with 6 to 4 on Maher earlier and 5 to 4 now on Fitzsimmons. The Australian challenger's size and skill are noted as a potential upset factor.
Poor Track Conditions Note Small Crowd at N J Meet
Gutresxeene New Jersey February track day runs rough as the surface deteriorates. Five furlongs see Sir Launcelot win with Wieoued in second and Diver third. Six and a half furlongs see Insight win with McKeever second. Bolitar takes fourth in another race as Pelham finishes third. Overall times not disclosed due to bad footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutresxeene
N. J
Sir Launcelot
Wieoued Tan “Heh
teronm-Ceee Diver
Ir Lady Pauthe Heseee
Lester
Insight
McKeever
Granite
Furione
Bolitar
Idea
Turion
Declared From Handicaps At Brooklyn Jockey Club
The Brooklyn Jockey Club has announced the handicaps up to February 22 for the Brooklyn handicap and the Fort Hamilton handicap for 3-year-olds. Teuton Lamplighter in the first race. His Highness Victory Ludwig Yo Tambien Alonzo Paragon assigned weights for the three year old contest. H D McIntyre Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Teuton
Lamplighter
Fort Hamilton
His Highness
Victory
Ludwig
Yo Tambien
Alonzo
Paragon
H. D. McIntyre
Atlantic Athletic Club Holds March 3 Grand Entertainment
The Atlantic Athletic Club of Allegheny announces a Thursday evening program on March 3 featuring wrestling bouts between Jamieson and Grimes, sparring exhibitions by Blake, Fleming, Nightengale, Scuba Metz, and Bowers, plus additional athletic events and musical features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Athletic Club
Allegheny
Jamieson
Grimes
Blake and Fleming
Nightengale
Scuba Metz
Bowers
Pittsburg Bull Terrier Wins Top Prize in New York Show
Pittsburg's Streatham Monarch owned by John Moorhead won the first prize and the special for best bull terrier at the New York show held February 23. The event highlighted Pittsburg as home to one of America's leading bull terrier entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
America
Streatham Monarch
John Moorhead
Forbes Books Eight in Letter to Local Banker
Cheyenne Wyoming February 23 In a letter to banker F B Hicks J Malcolm Forbes says he has booked eight ships in a private note to the banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. B. Hicks
J. Malcolm Forbes
Stallion Arion Featured At $2500 Service Rate
The piece notes services for the stallion Arion at $2,500 each. It mentions Mr. Hick stables the horse during the rest on a transcontinental trip from Palo Alto and references a $125,000 beauty, Electioneer, in good health and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Hick
Palo Alto
Electioneer
Brutal Prize Fight Ends In Bloodied Altercation
In New Orleans a light weight bout between Charles Johnson and Alphonso Garcia devolved into a brutal spectacle. Johnson dominated with uppercuts and blows while Garcia bleeds from a broken nose. Garland crowd forced a sponge and a free fight ensued as Garcia suffered a severe nasal artery injury. Garcia earned $10 from spectators. Johnson’s $250 purse completed the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
Charles Johnson
Alphonso Garcia
Johnson
Garcia
Signing the Brooklyn Team
New York report says Manager Ward works in New England to sign new Brooklyn members while Mr. Byrne persuades other players. Dave Foutz readily signed at a reduced salary and Terry agreed after business talks, both accepting the club’s new terms. Brooklyn intends fair treatment for all players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward
New England
Brooklyn
Byrne
Dave Foutz
Terry
Rival bidders threaten Arbuckle property deal in Pittsburg
Amateur circles report a rival bidder beside the Three A's for the Arbuckle property on Seventh Street. Officials from the Three A's unavailable and the rumor remains unconfirmed. Meanwhile the clubhouse plan proceeds with debate over size and cost, including a possible reduced start instead of a $200,000 establishment. Also noted is Bendoff in Vancouver en route to San Francisco after a recent Cape Town bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Seventh Street
Pittsburg
Vancouver
B. C
Bendoff
Wolf
Cape Town
South Africa
Tojay
China
Hong Kong
San Francisco
General Sporting Notes on Basest and Boxing Deliberations
Waserndtown to enter the lute for Parisian Bob Caruthers. Morere may train ed oion College at Schenectady. Pittsburg figures prominently in the Western League. Bassett seeks higher pay before signing with New York. New basen teams loom for Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Washin and Philadelphia. Temple Brown Buckenberger attend league meeting. Dewar killed on Pennsylvania road. he played with Tarentum in 1590. Corbett’s gate share from Madison Square Garden show cited. German champion Burnport to wrestle Hosber. Brindorf near six feet, 210 pounds. Robmet the Terror of France accompanies. Baldwin offered 4000. salary policy outlined. Silver King questioned as roster danger. Temple’s low New York standing blamed on Silver King. Western League Baldwin contract offer signals market. poverty phantom haunts players. Maher-Fitzsimmons betting slow as public doubts stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waserndtown
Bob Caruthers
Morere
Ed Oion
Schenectady
Cmarley Bassett
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washin
Perhiape
Hiladelphis
Temple
Brown
Buckenberger
Pittetuers
Western
Bishoerge
A . Laroque
Dim Fields
Armer
Soma Macrame
Pica
Keters
Pittsburg
William Dewar
Pennsylvania
Fieman
Wilkinsburg
Tarentum
Corbett
Madison Eqaers Garden
Burnport
America
Hosber
Brinedorf
Germany
Robmet
France
Buck Fewixe
New York Club
Mack
Bassett
Young Russe
New Yorks
Bynne
Platera
Silver King
Colonel Temple
Browns
Baldwin
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Bride Intercession Frees Polish Wedding Rioters
A Polish wedding on the Southside led to multiple arrests after a fight involving John Rosinski, John Rosinsky, Joseph Lemon, John Rublitski, Joseph Cumer and Vincent Bowilski. The bride, Lashutski’s cousin, interceded with Judge Succop, who released the men on payment of costs and withdrawal of suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosinski
John Rosinsky
John Lashutska
Joseph Lemon
John Rublitski
Joseph Cumer
Vincent Bowilski
Lashutski
Succop
Ereions
Cleveland Clergyman to Be Consecrated Bishop in Philadelphia
Dr Horaman of Cleveland will be consecrated as Bishop of the diocese in Philadelphia tomorrow to succeed the late Gilmore. Several carloads of priests from the Cleveland diocese will attend the ceremony this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horaman
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Gilmore
Phila
Desperate Beaver Falls Shootout Ends With Injuries
Two Beaver Falls police officers confronted three Pittsburgh strangers selling razors and revolvers. Officer Cornell was shot in the left side and two suspects were wounded, one fatally. Green shot one suspect in the face and another in the arm. the surviving gunman escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fallls
George Cornell
Ike Green
Fifth Street
Siffack
Cornell
Green
River Telegrams Report Varied Water Levels Across Ports
Special dispatch Telegram from Louisville reports cloudy weather with rain threat and river levels falling at multiple locations. Vessel movements include arrivals John A Wood and State of Kansas, departures Fleetwood and Falls City, with readings from Cincinnati Evansville and New Orleans areas and temperatures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John A. Wood
O'Neill
Diamond
New Orleans
Bellsire
John A
August Juttere
Cincinnati
Shertey
Carrollton
Owens Base
Evansville
Falls City
Kentucky
Wheeling
Keystone State
Hudson
Pittsburg
Courier
Parkersby
Congo
AIRO
Hoxie
Tow
St. Louis
State of Kansas
Emphis
Arker
Dane Sy
People Coming and Going in City News Room
East Liverpool residents travelers and out of town visitors fill the list with names and places. Notables include W L Thompson of East Liverpool and his wife, F M Hakill and W P DeArmit of New York and Cleveland Gas, J W Britton of Cleveland, and J Bower of New Castle among others staying at local hotels and attending meetings and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hakill
W. P. de Armit
New York and Cleveland Gas Company
George Rice
New York
Boyle
Oil City
Toledo
United States
Sheriff Hunt
James KR. Miller
Robert W. Doran
Uniontown
Arte
Pittsburg
Tramed Circus Monkey Enlivens Schenley Park Zoo
Mrs. Annie G. Rossiter presented a trained circus monkey at Schenley Park Zoo. The mischievous animal, once touring with a caravan, smokes a pipe and drinks ale, reflecting its early training. Zoo animals survived winter well and may again attract visiting children. Superintendent McKnight received notice of a Missouri deer to join the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley Park Zoo
Annie G. Rossiter
Third Avenue
Altoona
Monke
McKnight
Sotton
West Newton
Missouri
Pittsburg Visitors Registered at New York Hotels
A list from New York on February 23 records Pittsburg residents staying at city hotels. Names include W Allshouse Astor House J G Bennett Fifth Avenue E R Blagden Sturtevant House J J Donnell Fifth Avenue Hotel C Donnelly Jr Sturtevant L Markowitz Metropolitan C M Matheson Murray Hill E A Meyers Fifth Avenue Hotel and others at Astor, Continental, Holland House, Westminster, Cosmopolitan, and Grand hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Astor House
W. A. McCutcheon
Sturtevant
R. J. McKay
Fifth Avenue
J. G. McNally
Hotel Imperial
J. Moorhead, Jr
Holland
F. Sne
Grand Hotel
Burial of Patrick Hughes Ends Pittsburg Landmark Era
Patrick Hughes, a Pittsburg resident for over 80 years born in Fayette county, died wealthy after a life as a coal dealer and inn proprietor on the Elizabethtown road. He later spent his last years on a farm in Butlermere, leaving extensive Allegheny real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hughes
Pittsburg
Fayette County
Prospertt
Elizabethtown Road
Butlermere
Allegheny
Harris Pedple's Theater Company Disbands After Poor Run
The Harris Pedple's Theater company from Boston has disbanded after a week at Apel's Opera House. Poor receipts led to their collapse. in Windsor Locks a prior actress had pledged a diamond ring for board. Eight men four women and a child formed the cast. most actors slept in the opera house as baggage was attached for debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maychester
Coxs
Harris Pedple
Theater Company
Boston
Apel
Windsor Locks
Executions Against Homestead Company
Executions were issued yesterday against the Iron and Steel Band Company Limited John Goff Jr secretary and treasurer and N D Hazelton manager. F J Christ Co for 1782 06 Baxter Renton 1020 Central Bank 3543 48 and M Johnson 1150. The Iron and Steel Band Company located at Homestead about a year ago where it was given land and other inducements for locating there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Company
Iron and Steel Band Company
Lim
John Goff, Jr
N. D. Hazelton
F. J. Christ & Co
Baxter & Renton
Central Bank
M. Johnson
Homestead
Mt Washington youths arrested for stone throwing
Robert King Leonard Rollins and Ed ward Miller sons of Mt Washington citizens were arrested last evening by Officers Hagerling Brown and Smith for stone throwing. They are confined at the Twenty eighth ward station. A church meeting in Wood street aims to form an association to extend university teaching in Western Pennsylvania offering higher education to those unable to attend a regular university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert King
Leonard Rollins
Edward Miller
Mt. Washington
Hagerling, Brown and Smith
Dha
King
Rollins
Miller
Twenty Eighth Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Wood Street
Frida
Western
Pennsylvania
Duquesne Banquet Honors New St Paul Kansas City Official
A farewell banquet at the Duquesne honored J. S. Winnett who has been named assistant general freight agent of the Chicago St. Paul and Kansas City road with Des Moines headquarters. Winnett, previously commercial agent in Pittsburg, is praised for his traffic expertise and friendships formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
J. S. Winnett
Chicago, St. Paul and
Kansas City Road
Des Moines
Union Pacific Road
C. P. Shindle
Messrs. Simdle
Mudge
McCleary, Neeley
George T. MecFarland
Mr. McFarland
Winnett
Pittsburg
Chicago
Mysterious visitor questions license for local couple
Yesterday a well dressed man, unnamed and claiming Blairsville residence, asked at the marriage license office if John Howley and Rose Finland had secured a license. Howley, a traveling man from Philadelphia, has shown interest in the girl who was visiting Blairsville. Finland received a telegram from her parents calling her home, raising suspicions of a clandestine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Fice
John’ Howley
Rose Finland
Evansburg
Howley
Philadelpia
Finland
Waite Magistrate Gripp Cases Disorderly Suspect
Waite Magistrate Gripp heard cases yesterday morning as August Kreutzer faced disorderly conduct charges. Kreutzer allegedly threatened to blow up the magistrate, with authorities noting the warning was non specific and not immediately acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
Gripp
Kreutzer
Ign
Eas
Major Logan Leaves for Florida
Major A. J. Logan, once bedridden at the Keamawr since the year’s start, departs this morning for Florida. He suffers bronchial illness and will be accompanied on the southern trip by Mrs Degen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Logan
Florida
A. J. Logan
the Keamawr
Mra Degen
Streamer La Pormandie From Ernie Arrivals
Ocean steamship arrivals list from Ernie shows ships named La Pormandie and others with their origins from various ports and destinations noted for the arrival summary.
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West Virginia Club
John R. Thompson
Putman County
Edward J. Allen
Taylor
Academy of Music
John M. Langston
Virginia
Delamater
Marietta
Perkins Agency
Canfield
Ohio State
Jacob Miller
Matveny
Ark
B. & H. Bergers
Lerzers
Elizabeth
W. Va
Edward Burchard
George M. Townsend
Burchard
CRISP
Ohio
Cats Coccescuere i Bae
Bedford
Newmarket
Peter Maher
Gooden
Bob Fitssimmons
Bay St. Louis
John S
Demsey
Vacquelin
Robertson
Fitz
Guttenberg
Brooklyn Declarations
Atlantic Club
South
Three A's
Beaver Falls
Timmy Ward
Fenn Avenue
John Strickling
India
New Brighton
River News and Notes
Allegueny Junction
Bones
Grownaville
Wannes
W. L. Thompson
East Liverpool
Mr. Thompson
William Ely
Demumiler Tin Plate
Monongahela House
Association
Jacob James
Oscar A. Small
West Bridgewater
James O. Gayley
Smethport
Anderson
Joshua Rhodes
Dr. Purves
W. P. Inate
James McCrea
J. W. Britton
Tin Plate Association
John Masterton
Johnstown
John Bower
New Castle
James Fruit
Sharon
City
Harry B. Hunt
Callery
Schlosser
Pittsburgers
Fifth Ave
Boggs & Buhl
ER Annes
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