Grand Army Tribute Toasts in Pittsburg Ball
A wartime reunion at a Pittsburgh hall celebrated the Grand Army of the Republic. Speakers honored leaders from Grant to Sherman, praised wartime women’s Sanitary Commission work, and affirmed emancipation. Attendees included Mayor Gourley and Latta, with tributes to veterans and Allegheny County’s contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Pittsburg
Citizens’ Committee
Thomas F. Stewart
Internal Affairs
Grand Army
Appomattox
Reception for G A R Ladies at Carnegie Mall Social
Brightly decorated Carnegie Mall hosted visiting Ladies of the G A R. A two city reception featured literary and musical selections with Mrs Carrie V Sherri delivering a warm welcome address. Performances by Irene Sample and Mi teas Sudyn, plus contributions from A Donaldson Kroeger and D Moore, highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Mall
Pan Zavkel Donn
Isenetic Club
Department
Carrie V. Sherri
Iittecture
Allerheny
Irene Sanple
Miss Mi
Nydrm
G. A
Grand Army
Y Bhp Mg
Im A. Donaldson
Mies A. Kroeger
Mr. D. Moore
Ladies of G A KR elect officers in U V L Hall
The Ladies of the G A KR held their meeting in U V L Hall on Sixth Avenue. Routine business filled most of the time. The only notable item was the call for the election of officers. Margaret Reed of Harrisburg was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. KR
U. V. L. Hall
Sixth Avenue
Teday
Margaret Reed
Harrisburg
Officers Installed and Encampment Proceedings Detailed
The Pennsylvania Department session in Lebanon rated officers and elected delegates to the National Encampment. The majority backed the Erie Home pension rule change while a minority opposed it. Samuel Town and Abraham Levering were named as Adjutant General and Quartermaster General. Five council members were elected from 15 candidates, with the list of National Encampment delegates announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resterdny
Erie
Pr. W
Washington
Tve
Council of Administration
Samuel Town
Philadelphia
Abraham Levering
Kanen
Gomysbate
Soldiers and Sailors' Home
Erle
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Henry Fulmer
Norristown
A. A. Fancoast
Levi W.shengle
W. J. Patterson
Pittsburg
John B. Maxwell
Germantown
J. Harrisburg
E. F. Lueckenbach
Maud Counk
EK. E. Williams
Coatsville
Charles S Albany
Manayunk
HF. Copelin
Tyrone
Samuel Jones
Phladelphia
William H. Simpson
Williamsport
David EB. Hoffman
Steelton
George W. McCracken
New Castle
John W. Simpson
Harrisburg
W. B. Chapman
Charles Clawson
P. P.derrickson
R. W.dinsmore
C. H. Jusnacht
John F. Hunter
W. C. Johnson
A C Koser
C. J. Lyon
John V. Miller
A.B. Mitchell
F.C. Moineyer
J. W. McGarrey
C. H. Ott
James Peters
W. R B. Riddle
J. M Rooades
William Sweeley
C.l. Sherman
Finealien
L. E. Andrews
W. H. Gray
J. D. Hicks
J. M. Hinson
F. B. Kinneard
William H. Lockhart
A. Losch
James McCormick
E. L. Schroder
A .F.seltzer
W. J. Scott
James Wren
P. H. Bence
John M. Clapp
B. J. Coll
William H. Grier
W. H. Litzenbure
FP. B. McKee
John P. Nicholson
Issac B. Rich
John F. William H. Speer
C.W. Shut
Rev. N. F.stahl
L. J. Speakman
Thomas G. Sample
Election of Officers in Women's Relief Corps Session
The session elected officers for the coming year led by President Eva M. Evang of Lock Haven. Others named include Hettie L. Bateman, Fannie Boyden, Martha Sherman, Abbie Lynch, Marie Allen, Emma S. Lindsay, and Schnitz, with delegates to the National Convention and an Executive Board listed. The new officers were installed in the evening by Past National President Annie Whittenmyer of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Eva M. Evang
Lock Haven
Hettie L. Bateman
Lykens
Fannie Boyden
Susquehanna
Martha Sherman
Bradford
Abbie Lynch
Allegheny
Marie Allen
Scranton
Emma S. Lindsay
Warren
Schnitz
Belle A. Allen
Wellsburg
Hunger
Pittsburg
Kate Scot
Rumberzer
Tiouesta
WN. Y. Pittsboro
James
Philadelphia
Pusey
Titusville
Annie Whittenmyer
Society
Ex-Senator J W Lee predicts Dalzell for Senate
Ex-Senator J W Lee of Franklin Pa was in Pittsburg yesterday. He praised Congressman John Dalzell and said Dalzell will be sent to the United States Senate to replace M S Quay. Lee also spoke of Harrison's likely presidential nomination and his own limited view of national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lee
Franklin
Pittsburg
Lee
John Dalzell
United States Senate
M. 5
Quay
Dalzell
Senate
Harrison
Canton Democrat John Monnot Heads to New York for talks
John T. Monnot of Canton Ohio ex member of the Legislature and Buckeye State Democratic leader passed through Pittsburg en route to New York to confer with Senator D B W Monnot a quick spoken popular candidate who sought the Congress nomination against Warwick who defeated Major McKinley in 1890 Monnot was beaten by one vote in the nomination contest and later managed Warwick’s campaign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Monnot
Canton
Buckeye
Pittsburg
New York
D.b.wol Monnot
Congress
Warwick
Major McKinley
Monnot
Eighth District Delegates Named for State Convention
Delegates from the Eighth District of the Twenty second Sessional District are W P Wampler Mekoes rt Diamond Verona and D J McCarthy Braddock. There will be no contest in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Wampler
Mekoes Rt
Diamond
Verona
D. J.cCarthy
Braddock
Blindness Linked to Grip Strikes McKeesport Worker
George Mitchell an employee of National Tube Works at McKeesport has been stricken with blindness after recovering from grip. It is one of the few known cases where the disease caused blindness and there is fear he may lose his sight for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mitchell
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Grip
Mitchell
Must Have a Copper Lined Stomach
J G Roesenteisen a German man who drank sulphuric acid to end his life in Allegheny attempted suicide and was discharged from Allegheny General Hospital last evening as cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Roesenteisen
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
People Coming and Going in Pittsburg
A parade of visitors and locals in Pittsburg yesterday includes J H Hobbs glassmaker from Wheeling and L C Coldren real estate man from Uniontown. J M McNiel Scottdale druggist and wife visited Seventh Avenue Dr. Fuller Uniontown physician on professional business. Col Larry Kessler Indiana Pa and Captain Carroll West Penn road renewed old war ties. W S Van Dyke and wife West Newton led a party of 15 to see Sinbad and dined at the Anderson. John Maguire city engineer and Robert F Segswood city attorney Toronto, Ontario, came to buy fire apparatus at the Anderson Hotel. A Siemens Dr A Berlinger and C Vogel of Berlin are guests at the Anderson. Dr Berliner says they travel for pleasure and are alert to sights during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fuller
Uniontown
Larry Kessler
Indiana
Carroll
West Penn Road
W. S. van Dyke
West Newton
Sinbad
Anderson
J. 5
Winnett
Frefeit
Chit St. Paul and Kansas City Railroad
John Maguire
Robert F. Segswood
Toronto
Ontario
Anderson Hotel
Pittsburg
A. Siemens
A. Berlinger
C. Vogel
Berlin
Germany
Dr. Berliner
Pittsburg Guests Registered At New York Hotels
A fragment lists Pittsburgers registered in New York hotels on February 21. Names include C. H. Jadieze at Fifth Avenue, H. L. Duton at Astor House, W. Dumell at Fifth Avenue Hotel, Mrs. Holt at St Denis, I. J. Jenkins at Westminster, J. Speer at Metropolitan Hotel, W. B. Taylor at Union Square, and others such as A M. br me imperial, G. F. Smith and a Mr. Thompson among listed travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sne Et
Mont Coer
J. Speer
Metropolitan
W. B. Taylor
Union Square
J. G.velsack
Imae
BR. Ote
M. Br
Imperial
Corcoran Weeney
G. F. Smith
Holland
D.d
H. D. Thompson
Sturtevant
G. BR. West
Grand
W. E. Evens
Morton House
Sensational suit over forgotten will in Pittsburg real estate
A new ejectment suit filed by Keating and Cunningham heirs against J D Thompson and tenants centers on a will clause granting life interest to two sisters Rebecca McAdams and Martha Cunningham. The dispute concerns a Wood street site of about 1214 by 130 feet, with potential to affect extensive Eleventh ward property and title to a four story building. The case, a test of the old will, could trigger many similar actions as heirs push for settled claims and broader estates. Thompson showed deeds from 1870 for the 12 1/2 feet each, claiming full title and ground rent already paid, while heirs anticipate broader suits if this one wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John W
Joseph M
Mary
Lizabeth
Margaret Keating
John T
Samuel A
Robert B. Cunningham
Martha Morrow
J. D. Thompson
Wallace & McAfee
Wood Street
Churchiller
John D. Thompson
Union Avenue
Allegheny
DisPatch
Mr. Thompson
Robert McAdams
Rebecca
Robert A. Cunningham
Martha
John Breckinridge
John T. Cunningham
Federal Street
Keating
Eleventh Ward
Webster Avenue
Pittsburg
John Keating
Vandalia
Joseph Keating
Penn Township
Myer
Rebecca Keating
Rebecca McAdams
Martha Cunningham
A. HL. Patterson
Fifth Avenue
Seneca Street
Forbes Street
D. P. Reighard
Hamlet Street
Nia
Oakland
George N. McClure
W. H. Smith
William McAllister
James A. Reni
Inquest Clears Fire as McKeesport Deaths Attributed to Accident
Coroner McDowell reports the inquest into the deaths of Sarah and James Lynch at 44 Liney Street McKeesport finds the fire accidental. Jury cites lamp upset by a child and a locked room, urges immediate city fire department improvements, and notes Engineer Cabanagh was not to blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Sarah
James Lynch
McKeesport
R. U
Burns
Iiney Street
Kate Huster
Mary Lynch
Charles Cabanagh
Tiine
Lamp explosion damages Harrison Street grocer shop
A lamp exploded at about 10:50 pm in the home of James Seeg a Harrison street grocer. The alarm was reported from a local station and the fire department quickly extinguished the flames with only slight damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allerheny
James Seeg
Harrison Street
Clothing sale at F C C Cc Clothiers show windows
Day at the F C C Cc Clothiers offer good suits for 7.25 in show windows. Visit Fileishman’s at 504 506 and 608 Market Street for bargains. Large gd appears on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. C. Cc
Clothiers
FBI
Fileishman’s
Market Street
P. Cc. Cc. C
Traction Fatality: 5-Year-Old Crushed Under Car
A 5-year-old boy, Roy Cochrane, son of W H Cochrane, was killed when he stepped from a wagon into the path of a fast moving traction car No 51 at Cypress and Center avenues. The motorman, William Quast, was arrested and later released on $1,000 bail pending the coroner's inquest. The accident halted the car briefly and shocked passengers. death was reported as instantaneous with the skull crushed and legs mangled. The body was taken to the parents at Baum and Cypress streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Cochrane
Roy Cochrane
W. H. Cochrane
Bindley Hardware Company
Craig Street
Wiliam Quast
Geraded the Only One Left in County Murderer
A telegram from Harrisburg reports Governor Pattison commuted the death sentences of Anusnok and S8abol of Braddock Hotels to life imprisonment for murder. Warden McAleese informed the peers, who wept with joy. Todt, previously commuted, remains at Elan with companions and will be moved to the penitentiary. Fitzpatrick’s attorney visited the jail seeking a pardon or commutation, lifting his mood toward potential mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gerade
Harrisburg
Pattison
Anusnok
S8abol
Braddock Hotels
Michael Ainn
McAleese
Andrew Todt
Elan
Fitzpatrick
Lawsuit Against Traction Companies Advances Toward Judgment
Yesterday marked the 30 day period for the defendants to plead in the Thomas G Bigelow v Duquesne and Pittsburgh Traction case seeking voiding of the consolidation. With no reply, the plaintiff may move for judgment. C L Magee, president of Duquesne Traction, argues Bigelow aims to pressure Pittsburg stockholders for a high stock price and to withdraw the suit if unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
C. L. Magee
Duquesne Traction Company
Bigelow
Pittsburg Traction Company
Detective James McLaughlin Named East End Police Captain
Chief Brown announced Detective James McLaughlin will become Captain of the East End district, succeeding Captain Mercer who returns to the fire department if he accepts. McLaughlin has long served on the force and is praised for faithfulness and efficiency. promotion now requires merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Department
Brown
James McLaughlin
East End
Mercer
Fire Department
Dying man at Drovers' Home seeks aid after charity refusal
Joseph Shodowskis, a former Armstrong & McKelvey paint works worker, lies starving and lead poisoned at the Drovers' Home on Liberty Street. Too poor to purchase necessities, he lacks local charity support as the case was reported to the Department of Charities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shodowskis
Drovers
Liberty Street
Armstrong & McKelvey
Police Roundup Highlights City Court Proceedings
Police held several suspects for court including Jons Coxwar John Welsh and James Jones the Seer bay renter. Justice Dewcas of Fayette county arrived to take charge of a missing 10 year old girl Louisa Lowry, with H-year old details unclear. Cab driver Henty Bissor arrested as a suspicious character. gold watch case noted against Bishop. Davin Ostor of New York fined 25 dollars and ordered out of town for laborer-motif deception. Micuar Savoixt and Savoski nabbed for theft acts at Black Diamond Steel Works and around Lawrenceville mills. Missing child concern for John prompted police aid. Frani Senvitz sued V Blaskasich for malicious mischief. Blaskasich arrested in $800 bail for Saturday hearing after alleged safe destruction at Schultz grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons Coxwar
John Welsh
James Jones
Seer Bay
Yor Woegtly
Davin Ostor
New York
Gripp
Micuar
Savoixt
Black Diamond Steel Works
Twelfth Ward
Savoski
Lawrenceville Mills
Bennoska
Penn Avenue
Twentieth Street
John
Frani Senvitz
Warner
V. Blaskasich
Schultz
Twenty-ninth Street
Bloskasich
Tales of the Two Cities items and incidents in a local paper
The morgue reports John Gugnoe an Italian struck by a train at Etna. the coroner will investigate today. Parsment Enroy of the Humane Society lectured at Canonsburg Public School on Animals That Speak and Those That Do Not and appointed an agent. Two painters, Joms Marshaut and David Stulefire, fell from a scaffold at a new house in Ben Venue, Marshall dislocated a shoulder and Stulefire broke two ribs. both returned home to Minersville. Receipts to William E. Thompson & Co for yesterday include $2, $4, and $20 to various clients and Starkeville Presbyterian Church. The Woolridge Mission Band plans a fancy bazaar at W. P. Woolridge’s residence, Fifth Avenue, Point Breeze, Friday evening. Friday bargains at Fleishman’s 506 and 508 Market Street. see ad on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonp
John Gugnoe
Etna
Parsment Enroy
The
Humane Society
Canonsburg
Theublic School
Joms Marshaut
David Stulefire
Ben
Marshall
Minersville
William E. Thompson & Co
B. Braddock
James B. Scott
Starkeville Presbyterian Church
Untaxed properties debate rises over church and school land
Fourteenth Ward appeals surge as Chief Assessor asks City Attorney to clarify tax exemptions for church and school property. Proposals include adding Convent and Shadyside Academy to the untaxed list while Supreme Court rulings, notably the Lafayette College case, are cited. City Attorney will prepare a formal opinion early next week amid ongoing disputes and rural classification questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
Board of Assessors
Uraulive Convent
Shadyside Academy Propertes
Titus FL McCook
Witte
Trevenye
Supremee Court
Lafayette College
Andjeet Fm
Appeals From County Valuations In Allegheny Wards
County Commissioners heard appeals on assessments in the First Third and Tenth wards Allegheny with slight increases shown. They added 20 percent in the First ward 15 percent in the Third and 10 percent in the Tenth. Tomorrow Scott Moon and Baldwin townships will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Scott, Moon
Baldwin
Barefooted Youth Escapes Murder Dream By Night Walks Home
Satisprey Missouri reports a teen named William Banks fled in his night clothes after dreaming his family was murdered. He descended from a second floor window using a painter’s ladder, walked barefoot through icy terrain to the Harcum home a mile away, then awoke frightened but unharmed as adults checked on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satisprey
William
Granville Banks
Salem
Mr. Harcum
Bead
Democrats Face Choice as Harrison Backers See Path
Ex Governor Porter in Pittsburg says Harrison will likely win renomination on first ballot and that Democrats may be forced to vote for their candidate. He cites New York Cleveland or Whitney as possible names but suggests Gray or Boles or Abbott could be eyed. Porter notes Indiana, a key state, remains competitive whether for Harrison or the Democratic nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Indiana
United States
Italy
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Tam
Harrison
New York
Cleveland
Hii
Whitney
Abbott
New Jersey
Mer
Illinois
Boles
Iowna
Gray
Hot fight for McKinley district nomination in Ohio
Thomas R. Morgan of Morgan Engine Company and Solid Steel, Alliance, competes with General Asa Jones and Judge King of Youngstown for the congressional nomination in Major McKinley’s district. Morgan seeks to redraw district lines to block rivals, while Jones and King favor attaching Mahoning to Ashtabula to weaken Morgan. Organ employs about 1,000 and backs McKinley. Morgan’s allies fear his win would end his government contracts. The race is heated and seen as pivotal in the Buckeye State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Morgan
Morgan Engineering Company
Solid Steel Company
Alliance, C
Pittsburg
Morgen
McKinley
Asa Jones
Judge King
Youngstown
Morgan
Mahoning County
Eine Toengetens
Morfi
Congress
Tee
Buckeye
Contest for State Delegate in Allegheny Draws Attention
The First Legislative District contest in Allegheny for delegates to the Republican State Convention commands unusual attention for a presidential election year. Ward workers celebrate with revelry as candidates journey by carriage amid a crowd of heelers from saloon to saloon. Candidates Joseph Horne Jr and George Loppe run together, while A H Stauffer and Bolster oppose them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Joseph Horne, Jr
George Loppe
A. H. Stautfer Ane
Bolster
Nam
1892 Cut Glass Designs Thrive In Exhibition Room
The season features rich deep cut patterns with moderate prices. Caraffes priced at percent, 26 and 3 dollars, Tumblers at 10 15 and 20 dozen, Salad Bowls at 6 910 and 15, plus Sherbet Ice Cream novelties like Toone Bowls Wine Sets Pitchers and Finger Bowls. One entire room is devoted to cut glass on display.
Grand Display of Cotton Dress Fabrics for All Styles
Wash dress goods offer presents a vast assortment of cotton dress fabrics from 25c to 4c a yard. Includes ginghams from D. & J. Anderson and other Scotch lines, imported printed Cottons, novel Wool effects, silks, delaines, crepons, dimities, organdies, Persian Mull, Surahs, and Oriental Silk. Also highlights new Bedford Cards for boys wear and related items. Special inducements include another lot of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & J. Anderson
Wash Goods Department Prices Amid Western Pennsylvanias Low
In this department prices are all low adding much to the attractive ness of the greatest Wash Goods Department in Western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Nottingham Lace Curtains and More at Special Sale
The store advertises zoo pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at $2.50 to $3.50 value, zoo pairs Irish Point Curtains from $4 to $5, 300 pairs Swiss Tambour Curtains at $4.50 to $8.50, and overseo Chenille Portieres from $4.50 to $15. A special clearing sale is offered for blankets, comforts, flannels, table covers and bedspreads in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Nottingham
Brussels
Seo
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Werman
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Simurt
Treth
Immortal Heights
Nonce
Robert B. Beath
Taberty
Grant
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G. A. R. Sherman
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Mathew B. Riddle
Sanitary Commission
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Wheeling
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W. P. Woolridge
Point Breeze
Friay
Fleishman
Saag
Case
Nurfoer
Tenth
Garmaon
Etree
Hubert Arthur
Jaquerne
Ma . Laughlin
Eilen
C. Speer
A. Bissell
Vernier
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Sylvan Avenue
W. ©. Wood
Inu'e
McKee
Samuel MoKee
Forbes
Halket Strout
Mucdoch
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James Speer
Loten Catt Avenue
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Sod
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Forbes Streg
Niagara
Carolin
Willem Loeftier
Mey
Mosburg
Afrocod and Electric
Joan Jwing
Wyandott
E. W. Ower
Childs
Grasser
Oliver Street
Beach
Fred
Seasors' Maures
Lavisein
Atwood
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Aret
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J-mee C. Dick
de Sota
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J. de Larda
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Forbs Street
Mawhinney Street
Bellefield Avenue
Feliz Huches
Solio
Edwin Geary
Acelastreet
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Craig
Cems
James P. Seer
Broadway
Juno, Ward and
Ophelia
Kennington
Marianne Rolesteine
Mouline
Thomas Sully
William Hawkes
Lawn and Hasket
Jane MacClosky
Oakland Avenue
Robert Aenew
Niagara Street
Keaurn
Biniie Street
J. C. Grabe
Beliefle Avenue
David Philips
Meyrans Avenue
Emil Sitz
Meyran Avenue
Catharine Dashback
KHCO
Oehmiey
John Kowley
Mary Kelly
Berlin Street
Joseph Seiberger
E. Rolesteine
Tustin Street
Darris Jones
Comet Street
W. HH. Stevenson
Pier Street
Dithridge Street
Carlos B. Hill
Jacob Schumaker
Jacob Alderson
Seneca
J. D. Scully
C. Meyran
Boundary Street
George Reineman
F. Kieppick
Lenz & Ee
William J. Smith
al A. As
Collart Square
Henry Glover
Fortes
Ose
C. Woodand
J. Moorhead
Teer
Collart Mare
iHim Martin
Oakland Square
W. H. Bowman
Ta Street
J. H. Boyts
Ferdinand Koch
Orbes Street
Johns
Mary Clements
Err
Caroline Streets
M. & Stevenson
Square
W. Rian ‘Grever
Wilmot Street
Halker Street
Caroline Giner
Short Street
M. Browarsky
E. Pacia
Ap Pi
John G. Hommel
M. Kleinschmidt
F'irea
Meyran
Samuel Jack
Neville Street
PF. J. Lusk
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Pemple Streets
Fleishman’s
Allegheny Branch Office
Federal ST
M’kinley
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave
Hazelwood
Homestead
J. C. Reilly
JOS. Horne & CO
Delaines
India
Uc Yard
Penn Ave
Market St
Im Lawes
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