Near-Miss Save of the New York Baseball Club
A telegraphed special from New York recalls the perilous 1800s crisis when the New York Baseball Club faced insolvency. Key figures like John B. Davies, John T. Brush, A. Reach, and Spalding formed a private committee to salvage salaries and finance. A split emerged between Day and Mulr ie factions as negotiations closed, preserving the club and shaping its future consolidation with the National League venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Baseball Club
Irv
Ancuet
John B. Davy
Liar
York
Nis
Indianapolis
Dev
Red Kiddel
Boston Club
Lrondvaner
Rush
Spalding
Lord Tirish
WILL RELEASE VICKERY AND SIGNINGS SHAPING UP
A Chicago ball club plans major changes including releasing Vickery to clear space. Gumbert, Hutchison, Meakin, and Loby tied to new deals while Comnie Maryplis from Quincy is added. The club eyes Tom Sinexehane for Wilmot, Brown contends transfer to Louisville, and manager hopes to bolster batting strength and lead off potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectel
Chicago
Gumbert Chery
Hutchison
Meakin
Loby
Vickery
Maryplis
Quiney
Promisangeter
Ore Marine
Tom Sinexehanere
Wilmot
Brown
Louisville
Eas
Clvb
Noe
Veteran wheelman hailed at home welcome
Pitman New York veteran wheeler is praised as the finest in the city. He recalls old medals and the early amateur days when cycling began in the country. He believes the sport and riders will grow, with improving outlook and competition. Close to 5,000 people greeted Gibbons at Erie Railroad station after his New Orleans victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
New York
Erie
Gibbons
Andy
New Orleans
Gibbons Carried Amid Cheers After Struggle at Market Street
Surrounded by a cheering crowd, Gibbons was carried on the shoulders of admirers to his brother’s saloon on lower Market street where he was greeted by his mother who kissed him. He appears little worse for the hard struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Lower Market Street
Jockeys and Owners Barred From Guttenburg Ruling
New York January 2 Special lists jockeys barred under the Board of Control edict for riding at Guttenburg on January 1 and 2. Names include George Taylor H Penny W Penny F Doane W Doane Flynn Huesten Davis Griffin Cook Flynn Jones Dowyer Larrissey Piankaoken Clay Burns Nelson Snedeker Lewis Martin Bergen Weaver Mooney Flaherty Verplank Fitzsimmons Whyburn Meanlove Ross Gorman Irving Brown Barrett Higgins. Marty Beren to ride next week. Also barred are owners such as McCormick Satias ney Bros Shields Leich Beaver head Riverside OLeary C Sattler Roller Love Kalpin Brighton Ganles Co Mertz Thomons Sanders Leonard Paramus Binstead Good wood state Moderwood McAvoy Lovel Courthan Allen Stedeker Johnson Korober Downing Parker Albany Somerset Schuylkill Ackerman Wetch Valentine Powers Cotton Batchelor McGuire Weir Armstrong Berry Paterson Barnegat stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenburg
New York
Board of Control
George Taylor
Taylor
H. Penny
W. Penny
F. Doane
W. Doane
Eugene Leich
Beaverhead Stable
W. Delwner
D. A. Honig
M. J. Imty
W. Lovell
Kk. Bradley
Kiaftan
Brighton Stable
Ganles, & Co
T. Griffin
M. Mertz
W. H. Thomons
C. F. Sanders
E Leonard
Paramus Stable
Walds
J. Werlin
Mulholland
Goodwood State
W. Mane
Moderwood
J. McAvoy
W. Lovel
P. Courthan
T. Allen
Mike Is Humble Sees Changes In Boston Next Season
Mike Nelly visits the city acknowledging an unpleasant upcoming season in Boston with Noah likely taking captaincy. He offers to play for New York City at a fair salary, would catch for the team under Buck Ewing and Powers, and suggests Ewing at first base with he and Borie catching. Spaulding recalls Kelly’s strong catching ability but won’t confirm current club interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Ewing
Kelly
Ewing
Borie
W. Spaulding
Backer for Mutrie Eyes Eastern Association Team
Fred Walter of the Eldorado Company backs James Mutrie to establish an Eastern Association team in New York. Walter would finance and run the club, while Mutrie handles players and operations. The Eldorado plans weekday games on Polo Ground when Learner’s team is away, with Sunday games at Heights near Weehawken. Thomas McKeon offers 5000 pounds to support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Walter
Eldorado Company
James Mutrie
Walker
Mutrie
Cameron
Heights
Weehawken
Wiladelphia
Lengiue Gronada
Thomas McKeon
Mutrie’s
Judge Mitchell Rules Scientific Sparring Exhibition Legal
Civil Justice Peter Mitchell issues an opinion that a forthcoming contest between Mitchell and Corbett will be within the law. He cites Justice Barrett's November 17, 1234 ruling in Sullivan v. Greenfield that a mere exhibition of skill is not a crime, supporting the legality of the sparring event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Year
Peter Mitchell
Mitchell
Corbett
Barrett
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Greenfield
Winter meeting opens under new auspices at New Duckass track
The winter meeting opened with large crowds and 170 horses in training. Judges Colonel Sim mons and Woodruff presided with Captain Milly Williamson Ira Bride as timer and J I Ferguson starter. Admission 5 cents with no fee list. Three favorites and one long shot won while the books closed an Eastern book at the track. Races included Firetrace five furlongs and Latonde at 30 to 1 with several placings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool Rommnes
Firetrace
Peter
Tntroder Secuurl
Nettle
Fexclusion
Wine Me Davis Serond
Prince William
Latonde
Eugenle
Culorky
Reese
Critic
Mark
Chiister
Rain Soaks Guttexrons Track Card Amid Poor Attendance
Weather dampens crowd as regulars stay away and multiple races report no times. Winners include Liliian, Trensor, St Pancras, Woodcutter, Fienretic, and Perind with various runners placing behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttexrons
Liliian
Vagabond
Count Lune
John Hicker
Woodcutter
Baylor Seromil
Nina Archer
Fienretic
Wrestler
Mohican
Perind
Climax
Birthday
Boxing show at Puritan Hall Long Island City
New York sport fans hype a possible glove fight between Charlie Mitchell and Jem Corbett in Long Island City. The Star Athletic Club plans the New York State amateur boxing championships at Puritan Hall on Borden Avenue near the Thirty-fourth Street ferry, January 9. The event could lead to a pro bout, with Pat Giesson linked to Otters and Jersey City bans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yesternuy
Charlie Mitchell
Jem Corbett
Long Island City
Star Athletic Club
Long Island
Pat Giesson
Oehters
Jersey City
Gotham
Brooklyn
Puritan Hall
America
St Paul Accepts Bennett Proposition For Baseball Club
At a St Paul meeting the proposal by John M Bennett to form a local baseball club was accepted. Bennett will attend a January 7 meeting in Ahieaco, and if the Central League is organized St Paul will join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
John M. Bennett
Bennett
Ahieaco
Pittsboro Club Plays for Prize and Side Bet
A Pittsboro Football Club member phoned yesterday and forfeited 25 dollars for his team to play the Allen Donalds for a prize and a side bet. The wager requires 10 wins in a best three of five games to take all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Steinmetz Loses First Chess Game in Evans Gambit
In Havana on January 2 Tschigorin defeated Steinmetz after 31 moves in the opening Evans gambit. The result marks the start of the match with Steinmetz facing an early setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Tschigorin
Steinmetz
Evans
Baseball Neves Faith in Pittsburg Team Prompts Court Mention
fragmentary report notes Neves and Pastnext Yorse showing信 in Pittsburg baseball. Chicago club ed Menkin on Friday. ACLU official warns against confining violators. Manager Huckesbenger involved with unclear actions and potential league penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Ed Menkin
ACLU
Huckesbenger
Pittsburg Club Debates Lyons Transfer And Catcher Roles
The Pittsburg club debates Lyons transfer while considering Miller Mack and Grimm as catching options and Charli Parrell at third. President Temple and Vice President Kerr push Lyons arrival, with Eastern papers condemning Temple’s stance. League leaders in Cleveland faced questions over a confidential matter tied to Young and Phelps as the new year opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Denny Lyons
Miller
Mack
Grimm
Charli Parrell
Temple
Lyons
Presiwdent Kerr
Denny
Grim
Trenjamin Harrison
United States
Young
Phelps
Danah
League
Cleveland
Young Man
Turf Notes and Horse Trades Across the Circuit
Tyta previews 100 horses to be trained at Stockton California next season. D T Pousrees sells superfluous thoroughbreds. Helms sold Morgan G to Dimmay McLaughlin Onaway and Quartermaster to WH McCormick Punster Jr to George Lovell. A Rhode Island State Fair dispute cleared 14000 profit. Rumors deny Mayor Grant’s Colt scheme and tiger colors. Kentucky Derby hopes center on Faraday while Kentucky will travel west. Trainers in demand as breeders grow optimistic. Winter’s full brother to Yo Tambien to Joe Hooker Marion valued at 17000. Board of Control seen as imperfect turf reformers push for harmony. Driver the famous trotter dies. last winter king of the road in Calais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyta
Stockton
Cal
D.T. Pousrees
Helms
Morgan G
Dimmay McLaughlin
Onaway
Quartermaster
WH. McCormick
Punster, Jr
George Lovell
Rhode Island
Mayor Grant
Kentucky
Wicely
Faraday
St. Louis
Florida
Winters
Montana
Yo Tambien
Joe Hooker
Marion
Contrat
Pembroke
Potter
Driver
Brender
Mden Gdaldsmith
George W. Leavitt
Iriver
Calais
Groner Stewart resigns as secretary of Homestead football club
The article notes Groner Stewart has resigned as secretary of the Homestead Football Club. It also mentions the McKeesport team defeating McDonalds by 2 to 1 on New Year's Day and various local sports items including kennel club activity, a pennant race, and amateur boxing and shooting challenges with multiple named figures and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groner Stewart
Homestead
McKeesport
McDonalds
Duquesne Kennel Club
Sheens
I. H. Hacke
Fox
Pitteburg
America
Vic
Lew Castle
Memes
McDonald
People Coming and Going at Duquesne and Monongahela House
A parade of visitors and locals in Pittsburgh area hotels and rail routes. J H Matheson and Mrs Matheson travel to Youngstown for the funeral of Mrs A S Matheson, with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Brooklyn. Notables include Col W W Elliott, ex congressman Ray, W B Rainey, P M Connelly, A Buell, Robert C ONeill, John Stambaugh Jr, SU Trent, Frank Taylor, David Henderson, Rev William Johnson, Edward B McCormick, P C Boyle, J S Fruit, and Dr W Meyers visiting or staying at local hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Matheson
Middletown
Duquesne Het
Youngstown
A. 5. Matheson
Woodlawn
Brooklyn
Roach Pittsburg
A. S. Matheson
American Tube and Iron Works
Matheson
Sadie Wool
McKeesport
W. W. Elliott
Fayette County
Ray
Waryneshore
Washington
Andy Stewart
Congress
W. B. Rainey
Huntingdon Glass Works
W. Va
Monongahela House
Co-Operative Company
Beaver Falls
P. M. Connelly
Ninth Ward
Europe
Mr. Connelly
Ireland
A. ©. Buell
Douguesne
Captain Steele
Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Robert C. O'Neil
John Stambaugh, Jr
Loungstown
David Henderson
Hoston
Sinbad” Company
William Johnson
Kingston
Canada
Edward TB. McCormick
Greensburg
Anderson
P. C. Boyle
Oil City
J.S. Fruit
Sharon
Seventh Avenue
W. Meyers
Meyersdale
St. Charles
Local happenings and personnel notes in Allegheny area
Annual meeting of Allegheny General Hospital contributors set for January 6. A J Benny resigns from the Bureau of Highways and Sewers to become Jury Commissioner starting tomorrow. Evanp Coates, injured at Jones & Laughlins mill, shows steady improvement at Southside Hospital. Jr. O U A M Pittsburg division names Y Cochinn as parade marshal for Washington's Birthday. Astasio Candello reports losing nine dollars after a counterfeit one hundred dollar bill passed by an unknown man at a Penn Avenue fruit stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evwanp Coates
Jones & Laughlins
Southside
Pittsburg
Y. Cochinn
Ben Franklin Connell
Pittsbore
Washington
Astosio Candello
Penn Avenue
Main Street
Cardelio
Lawrenceville Bank
Robbery at Lima United States Express Office
Lima, Ohio, Feb 21 1882 robbery at the U S express office in the old depot room. $7300 stolen, including $1000 in coin, from a sack atop the safe after night agent James H Coons left to fetch a man. Suspects not found. a civil suit by Thomas C. Platt against ex Chief William R. Colvin and Harmon M. Colvin seeks 27400 with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
United States Express
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Lafayette
Ind
United States
Adams
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
George W. Myers
James H. Coons
Coons
Thomas C. Platt
James L. Price
William R. Colvin
Harmon M. Colvin
M. M. Colvin
Olio National Bank
Canton W R C faces charges against Ada F Clark
Cantons W R C notes charges against Ada F Clark a past president with City members re endorsing her while Mary McGirrinston state president reports. The jury on Emma Koons charges has not yet reached a verdict.
Debt summary shows nearly five million less in treasury
Washington January 2 1801 debt statement recaps that total debt including interest bearing and non interest bearing assets and cash in Treasury fell by about 4 52 million during the month. The report lists coins notes and certificates held and outstanding balances across various accounts and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninetos
D. C
OIC
Een
Treasury
Blizzard Blackens West As Deep Nevadan Snow Bites Roads
Snow depths of six to fourteen feet blanketed Nevada summits as a severe blizzard raged across the West. Two Italians are missing after leaving Bijou for Wood camp in six miles distance, while a search party vanishes amid ongoing snow. Nine men reportedly lost in the storm. News from Pico Colo reports two men killed by a snowslide under thirty feet of snow. Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota report heavy blizzards and plummeting temperatures with rail delays. Ishpeming Michigan sees two feet of snow and drifting roads. Vernon Texas endures a wind storm like a tornado causing property damage but no casualties. The broad storm system threatens widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsex
Nev
Bijou
Wood Camp
Richard Herse
John Stougloss
Kline
Placerville
Lake Valley
Pico
Colo
Will Connell
Crutcher
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Paul
North Dakota
Montana
Livingstone
Omaha
Ishpeming
Mich
Vernon
Tex
Robberies Plague Braddock Area Amid Rising Theft
Branpock Jan 2 Special Henry Cramer a local butcher slept briefly at Mrs Mary New’s home and was robbed of 305 as the couple and their one year old child confessed to theft. A rash of highway robberies near Rankin alarms residents with Cyrus Kreeler held up on township road near Hawkins station. Two Hungarians were later robbed of several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branpock
Henry Cramer
Mary New
Rankin
Cyrus Kreeler
Hawkins’ Station
Hawkina
Rambush
Robber of Humane Agent O Brien Captured in Johnstown
Humane Agent O Brien’s alleged robber Mahoney was captured after fleeing since an October 18 incident at his boarding house. He faces a Tuesday hearing in Pittsburg area. A German mill worker, George Zoff, was found dead on the Pennsylvania Railroad with a severed head after a freight train passed. An investigation is underway. John Shoemaker fired on local workers throwing water in his yard and is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
O'Brien
Jonxatows
Tim Mahoney
Pittsburg
Mahoney
George Zoff
Pennsylvania
Triumen
John Shoemaker
Death by arsenic hangs over Yornastows case
Coroner Booth reports Mrs. Rachel Pothour died from arsenic but cause and source remain uncertain whether self ingestion or others' action in crisis. Prosecuting Attorney to decide on possible arrests. County Commissioners suspend jail guards David Alexander and Claire Randolph for drinking on duty and appoint James Johnston. hearing slated for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yornastows
Booth
Rachel Pothour
David Alexander
Claire Randolph
James Johnston
Street fights and assaults reported in Allegheny district
Last night on South Eighteenth street Eowanp McCrosx 1 and R J Bonheyo fought over Bonheyo’s wife, resulting in both men being detained. Aldermen handled several assault cases involving O'Toole, Cal lido, and others, with warrants issued and bail set, while a sneak theft occurred at a Webster Avenue candy store. James McTichie received 60 days for disorderly conduct after a stabbing in his Ashton Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eowanp McCrosx
R. J. Bonheyo
South Eighteenth Street
Bonheyo
McCloskey
Wright
Smith
Twenty Eighth Ward
James McKayvery
Lawrenceville
Alderman McPike
Michael O'Toole
Nesault
McBirney
Penn Avenue
O'Toole
Jonx Warrens
Carpenter's Alley
Richards
Anthony Callido
Jons Aconeski
Mulberry Alley
Glauser
Alderman Kerr
Mary Cassidy
Webster Avenue
James McTichie
Wyman
Allerheny
Ashton Street
Richard Flannery
J. B. Brown
J. C. Pardie
McElhaney
Robinson Street
Alleheny
Officer Milligan
Brown
Fire Record Details Multiple Blazes Across States
Fire record from Tyrone to Birmingham notes several incidents with substantial losses. Tyrone ER Bodine gallery $5000 loss. Mt Airy Blue Ridge Inn $7000. Mt Airy Hota $10000. Birmingham Nineteenth Street Third Avenue building $75000. Ivy Rostraver Samuel Kelly barn $3000. Booth Carriage building area Columbus $12000. Injuries include firemen hurt by a falling wall and several fatalities from a fractured skull and severe wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
ER. K. Bodine
Mt. Airy
N. C
Blue Ridge Inn
Mt. Airy Hota
Penn Avenue
Birmingham
Als
Nineteenth Street
Third Avenue
Ivy Rostraver Township
Westmoreland County
Samuel Kelly
Columbus
Booth Carriage Company
Poynter Manufacturing Company
McCallip Iron Fence Company
Losa
Andrew Kerins, Jr
Philip Kersh
G. H. Klinger
Bowlsby Seeks Heirship to Tract Near Parkersburg
Amos Bowlsby of Astoxtows declares he is heir to several thousand acres of land near Parkersburg. He travels there this week to investigate titles dating back to his great grandfather James Bowlsby who settled the tract. Bowlsby has employed attorneys to examine the title after his ancestor died without a will and strangers seized the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoxtows
Specia
Amos
Bowlsby
Parkersburg
James Bowlsby
Bowlsby Hs
River News And Notes From Louisville
River conditions and river traffic details from Louisville on January 2. Weather cold with snow, river levels falling to 11 inches at falls and 26 feet below. Vessels moving upstream and downstream include the New South, Ohio to Memphis, and tugs Harry Brown Crescent and others. Minor injury reported when Captain Sam Brown was dragged by a passenger raft at Lagran. Several departures and arrivals listed with river conditions and temperatures across Evansville Wheeling Cincinnati and St. Louis area ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LouisviLle
Falla
Missouri
New South
Ohio
Memphis
Harry Brown
Crescent
Sontho
Sam Brown
Lagran
H. FP. Prisble
New Keans
Charley Clark
Fleetwood
Cincinnati
Sheriey
Carrollton
James Guthrie
Evansville
Scotia
Courter
Mttsburg
Bedford
Pittsburg
Calso
H. Wright
Kansas
New Orleans
Cherokee
St. Louis
Hudson
Emphis
I Memrais
John A. Wood
Ohio River
Charles McDonald
Alice Brown
Five dollar medical fee plan shocks readers and doctors
A physician circular letter reports Drs Copeland Hall and Byers offering a three month fifty cent rate to reduce costs and dispense medicines and treatments at one fourth to one tenth typical fees. Local readers and rival doctors doubt the approach but the doctors defend it as a fair, effective challenge to high charges and promise continued low costs for winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Copeland
Hall and Byers
Capelana
Wall
Ayers
Dr. Copeland
Pittslore
Copeland
Residents Reassure City on Permanent Medical Firm
A forceful statement refutes claims that doctors will leave Pittsburg after a rate change. Dr. Copeland and partners affirm permanent local practice, with leases for extended terms and guaranteed low, uniform fees. They credit 25 years in the city and nine years of daily ad exposure, promising proven, thorough treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letii
Dr. Copeland
Pittsburg
A Bad Case of Asthma Cured by Doctors Copeland Hall and Byers
Mrs M Burthart of Woods’ Home recovers from severe asthma aggravated by nasal polyps. The physicians Copeland Hall and Byers claim polyps in nasal cavities can cause distressing illnesses beyond local obstruction. Burthart’s statement details her dramatic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O' Donne
Dru. Copeland
Hall & Byers
Dra. Copeland
Hall and Ebyers
Burthart
Despondent nurseryman Hiram Sutton near death after self harm attempt
Jan 2 report from Frayer notes Hiram F. Sutton a leading nurseryman in Northwestern Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio attempted suicide with a penknife in his parlor, bleeding heavily but not fatally. His weak condition lowers recovery chances as doctors assess his status. In Gurensnvune Jan 2 workers at West Moreland Dairy in Millwood fought, using knives and revolvers. several wounded but none believed fatally. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frayer
Hiram F. Sutton
Sutton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Gurensnvune
Westmoreland Dairy Company
Millwood
Man Fatally Cut in Quarrel at Black Lick Indiana County
A young man named Huston was likely fatally cut by John Boyle at Black Lick late last night after a quarrel over a trivial matter. State police were summoned and investigations commenced to determine exact circumstances and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenspun
Huston
John Boyle
Black Lick
Indiana County
Is catarrh curable claim from Dr Coneland and associates
A Sharon Pennsylvania reader asks if catarrh is curable. The doctors assert catarrh is curable when patients follow the prescribed treatment faithfully and for the full period, noting many cases of success and emphasizing that neglect or advanced disease like consumption can hinder a cure. They defend their honesty, reasonable fees, and demonstrate repeated recoveries with portraits and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneland
Sharon
Parons
Yeire
Moe
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Nutrie
Orleane
Tad Homer
Teach
Mifee
Mr. Dillincham
Dilla
T. Broeh
Spabetigood Brother
Pitt
John B
CT. Willingham
Syalsing
Dar
Lere
Tony Ben
Wheelman
Mike
Jim
Bashall
Law
Guitenbarc
Steinmets
Neves
Turf Notes
Billy Plummer
England
Nod “Rid Hagen
Clermont Avinoe Kink Hreckien
Long Island Sporting Club
Customs
Thaanilton
Ont
New York Bicycle Club
Auetion
West End Avenue
New York Club
Columbia Cyclers
Ned Mradeas
Eddie Avery
Treokion Bantam
Happie Moran
Avery
Chuck
Donovan
Troy
Mulligan
Thon Connors
Moran
Jonas Lonis
Greece
Boston
Haltimerr
SU. Trent
Metropolis
Frank Taylor
Greenville
Hamilton House
Schlosser
Oue
Allegheny General Hospital
A.J. Benny
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Braddock
East End
Boyle
Canton
W. KR C
Ads F. Clark
Pemnsylvania
West Virginia
United States Weather Bureau
Beautiful
Nevada
Texas
Johnstown
Uniontown
Jos.fleming &Son
Market St
Col. Diamond
Pittsburg, PA
Fleming
Finch
Gibson
Anber
J. A
Miltenbergers
J. A. Kelley
Diamond St
St Peowav
Ss Produce
Liberty Avenue
McCaffrey
Butler St
Main S T
Seventeenth Ward
River News and Notes
Ginges
J.J. O' Donnell
Kanars Street
HH. Burthart
Ric
Leun
Destt
Ceees
Penagannls
Sovssockal
Bostu
Seeees Logon
City of Chester
New
Eet Ois Boone
Hall
Tver
IL A. M
Des. Copeland
Sixth Avenue
Jas
Dicksor
the Tailor's
Fifth Avenue
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