New Year Socials Spark Local Gatherings At Homes
New Year festivities are recorded across the city with Several parties hosted by social families. Misses Marland hosted a tea at Mt. Washington residence attended by about 25 young men and women. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwitzer held a January 1 gathering near Perryville with guests from Tarentum and Herron’s Hill attendees. New Year’s Eve events featured Messrs. Fred Wilhelm and Elmer Evans with a lively group of young ladies and gentlemen including several local names and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland
Mt. Washington
Fred Schwitzer
Perryville
New Year's Dinner and Concert at Main Street M E Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Main Street M E Church West End Pittsburg hosted a New Year dinner and supper and an evening concert for church funds. Tables were managed by a long list of ladies including Mrs. Captain Ward and Mrs. M. H. Appleton among others. helpers included Miss Birdie Moore and Master Harry Briggs. The church choir provided pretty music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Main Street
M. E. Church
West End
Pittsburg
John A. Ward
M. H. Appleton
John Vaughan
William Smith
Annie M. Smith
Mawhinney
James Wood
Stewart Horner
Wedding Bells for Sanford Burgan Nuptials
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr. Jesse H. Sanford and Miss Elizabeth J. Burgan daughter of R. P. B. of Mansfield to be held on the 17th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Sanford
Elizabeth J. Burgan
R. P. B of
Mansfield
Various Residents Leave or Return From Travels and Illness
Miss Macore Burge of West End sails for six months in Ireland while H G Hayden departs for a fort night. Watt Foster heads to Philadelphia for a short stay. Miss A M f Foxler returns after holidays in Allegheny. William Gordon recovers from typhoid fever. Mrs M L Jacobs visits parents on Fremont Street, Allegheny. Miss Tillie Morgan returns home from St Petersburg, Clarion County. Mr Ax and Mrs Willis H Sure return from Brocele Y where they spent New Year’s with Mrs Captain T R Stafford and family. Jennie M Fetherstone returns from Mary Fetherstone’s in Allegheny City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macore Burge
West End
Ireland
H.G. Hayden
Wood Street
Watt Foster
Philadelphia
A M F Foxler
Allegheny
William Gordon
James A. Henderson & Co
M. L. Jacobs
Ca. C
Chas. Reisenstein
Fremont Street
Tillie Morgan
St. Petersburg
Clarion County
McClure Avenue
Mr. Ax
Willlis H. Sure
Webster Avenue
Brocele Y
Mra
T. R. Stafford
Jennie M. Fetherstone
Watson Street
Mary Fetherstone
Gliston, Main
Beiny
Allegheny City
Sewickley Social Roundup Marks New Year Festivities
A flurry of Sewickley social events captures the town’s New Year mood. Mrs. Shields hosts an at home series, Leila Semple marries Dale Bakewell in Riverside, Cal., and Miss Irene McVay leads a Leap German with festive favors. Guests include Misses Campbell Anceine Warren and Murdoch along with Mrs. Harbaugh and Miss Irene Mover. Mr. and Mrs. Starr return from New York while Belle Ramsey visits Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Starr
New York City
Belle Ramsey
Canton
Annie Warren
Lillie Campbell
Gertrude Anceine
Wheeling
Misses Rice
Beaver Street
Annie Murdoch
Mary Adams
Irene Mover
Warren
Victor Strobel
Philadelphia
William Harbaugh
Sewickley Peers
Leila
Ir. Frank Semple
Dale Bakewell
Sewicklees
Peoe
Cet Adies
Irene McVay
Atlle‘clogk
Miss McVay
R. P. Nevin, Jr
Masonic Temple Plan Discussed at Homestead Meeting
At a Homestead Masonic gathering, plans were set for constructing a Masonic temple with lodge rooms and storerooms. A notice signed Kite Caps appeared at Hays Station engine house warning people to be in bed by 11 each night, marked by skull and crossbones, stirring comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Hays Station
Gillette’s Civil War change sparked Held by the Enemy play
William Gillette recalls a Decoration Day incident in Frederick Maryland where Union soldiers decorated Confederate graves. The act of cross‑cemetery homage softened North South tensions and inspired him to create a Civil War drama free of sectional bias. The play Held the Enemy later found strong reception in both regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
Gillette
Union Cemetery
Stars and Stripes
North
South
Held by the Enemy and era of Gilbert theater bill in Pittsburg
The Herald previews William Gillette's war drama Held by the Enemy to open a Pittsburg run with New York scenery and a full company led by James E. Wilson and others. It notes military oversight by Sherman and praise for the production quality and cast as well as additional engagements by Booth Barrett and the classic repertoire at Grand Opera House including Julius Caesar and Othello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William Gillette
Gillette
New York
Lester Wallack
A. M. Palmer
Coquelin
Hading
Mary Anderson
William T. Sherman
James E. Wilson
Prescott
C. W. Stokes
Stamburg
William Haworth
Hayne
H. A. Morey
Fielding
Will Preston
Thomas Henry Bean
Misa Kate Denni Wilson
Emia Fe Creary
Esther Lyon
Rachel McCreary
Minnie Dupree
Susan Merry
Gillette & Hayman
Bijou
Grand Opera House
Messrs
Booth and
Barrett
Pittsburg
Yorick
Julius Cmsar
Marchant
Venice
Lawrence Barrett
Edwin Booth
John W. Coffee
Prn
Casino Museum
T Pat O'Brien
Mr. Coffce
Ptain Decker
Silpotian
Includi
Crescent City Combination
Rosk Hitz
Academy of Music
East End Dramatic Society hears Daniel Dougherty talk
Honor guest Daniel Dougherty addressed East End members last Thursday as they plan activities for the 22d. Charles Fromman reports securing a New York theater for Bronson Howard's latest success at the Boston Museum. Margret Mather appeals over an injunction restraining James M. Hill from acting with her new manager. A special Chicago and Alton train chartered for Septainee runs 458 miles in 15 hoursunlink
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
Sheridan
Margaret Mather
Justice Andrews
James M. Hill
Jennie Kimmsall
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
Kansas City
Elks Notes on Benefit, Hangers, and New Hall
The BR. P. C. E. notes report busy benefit committees distributing hangers, buried member Samuel H. Kina, rapid ticket sales for Pittsburg Lodge tenth annual benefit, Elks receptions in Wheeling, and plans for a new Elks Hall at Logansport Ind with elegant antique oak furnishings and crushed plush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samue H. Kina
Newark Lodge
Pittsburg Lodge
George Morton
N.C. Wood's Company
Wheeling
Chillicothe Lope
Corker
Brother Inwis
Youngstown
Brother Denavant
New Castle
BrotHer McKreven
Chicago
Buster Lopes
Brother Hart
Chicago No. 4
Elka
Logansport
Ind
Pittsburg Schools Budget Hikes for Next Year
The Finance Committee met in the Central Board rooms to outline the year ahead. Ecclesiastical figures show Central Board ordinary expenses at 8119, High School 5870, Normal 1340, general costs 372475, with teachers’ salaries 581000 and music 2750. After accounting for February 1, 1880 balance, the total requested appropriation stands at 354904, up 17.04 from last year. The rise funds additional high school rooms and janitor housing due to new needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board
Pittsburg
Teachers' Academy plans open meeting and staff changes
An open meeting of the Teachers' Academy is set for the third Saturday this month. Miss Cannis Cooper of the First Ward school in Allegheny resigned recently to join the West, while Miss Repreca Larva was elected to the South school vacancy after Mrs Jenkins left for a Grant position. Superintendent Lvexsy was appointed by the State to oversee the new State Normal School in the Twelfth district and ensure proper setup. Doll shows at O'Hara and Ralston schools delight pupils with plentiful dolls and picture books. The Teachers' Library elected Luckey as President, M. E. Hare as Secretary, W. A. Proudfity as Treasurer, with an executive committee including Misses Graham, Gosser, and a second member. The library reports solid finances and 463 names on the roster. Top pupils by ward schools are listed, with names across O'Hara to Minersville and Grant wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Academy
Cannis Cooper
First Ward
Allegheny
Repreca Larva
Jenkins
Lvexsy
Harrisburg
State Normal School
Miss Rose
Santa Claus
Forge Ee
Teachers’ Library
Luckey
M. E. Hare
W. A. Proudfity
M. J. Graham
Gosser
O'Hara
Bertie Green
Birmingham
Eddie Ditbridge
Morse
Ben Reder
Humboldt
Sophia Frank
Moorhead
Mary Benscher
Riverside
Mamie Lutz
Minersville
Cam Belfore
Lawrence
Stevens
Minnie Ziegler
Wason
Nellie Blackford
Stackpole
William Angloch
Second Brigade
Monongahela House
Murdock
Spoor
William Gillard
James Shannon
Tax Washington Infantry
Shannon
William Harvey
Eighteenth Regiment
Dougherty
Washington
Board of Control
The
Fourteenth Regiment
McEparrt
Southside
Thirteenth Street
Bingham
January review of trade and Rosenbaum's clearance sale
January market observations highlight strong holiday trade tied to low prices and customer focus. Rosenbaum's launches a clearance sale to clear space for planned Market street and Fifth avenue storeroom improvements, offering large cash purchases from the East at the same low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abaum
Market Street
Fifth Avenue
Fim
Rosenbaum's
Gineb
Goren
Young Civil War veteran G W Dean honored by comrades
Comrade G W Dean of Colonel J B Clark Post 162 Allegheny City, one of the war’s youngest soldiers, enlisted at 14 in 1861 in West Virginia Cavalry. He served in Mosby and Johnson campaigns, was discharged in 1863, settled in Allegheny, active in Grand Army and sheltered reform effort, and is expected to advance to Assistant Superintendent of the Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory at Huntingdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dean
J. B. Clark
Allegheny City
West Virginia Cavalry
West Virginia
Mosby
Johnson
Dean
Martinsburg
W. Va
Allegheny
Washington
Ormsby
Phillips
Western Penitentiary
McClure Avenue Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory
Huntingdon
Reformatory
Department of Minnesota
United States
Wallace
Auburn
N. Yi
James Jordan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Veterans InstallationHighlighted by Bayardstown Gathering
Lawrenceville residents celebrated the 1880 officers installation at Post hall at Forty third and Butler Streets. A J Reed installed the officers.-R B Eliott as Commander and others listed. O H Rippey Circle No 2 Ladies of the G A R followed with the post ceremony and a merit entertainment. Ladies provided a luncheon for the large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Forty-third
Butler Streets
Bayardstown
A. J. Reed
R. B. Eliott
J. B. Ross
Comrade Limpert
A. J. Harbaugh
William Marquis
Charles Young
Daniel Yates
G. W. Reed
James Zollinger
Jade Sentinel
Henry Glant
Outside Sentinel
Matthew Heyl
J. H. Nieth
O. H. Rippey
General Logan's Body Removed From Vault to Logan Chapel
General John A. Logan's body was moved on Wednesday from the Hutchinson vault in Rock Creek Cemetery to the Logan Chapel at the National Soldiers' Home Cemetery in Washington D C. Witnesses included John A. Logan Jr and his wife, Major and Mrs William Tucker and their son, Chicago residents, former secretary to General Logan, and seven artillerymen who had guarded the body. Logan Jr expressed thanks and each guardian received a gold medallion bearing the general's portrait and a reverse inscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Logan
John A. Logan
Hutchinson
Rock Creek
Logan Chapel
National Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
Washington, D. C
John A. Logan,Jr
Wiliam Tucker
Logan
Daniel Shepard
Mary Brady
Chicago
A. B. Muller
Hall
G. H. Corey
New York City
John A. Logan, Jr
Coty
Circle No 11 G A R officers installed in Allegheny City
National President Mrs Laura Bowyer installed Colonel J B Clark Circle No 1 officers in Allegheny City Friday evening. President Mrs Wheeler Senior Vice President Mrs Campbell Junior Vice President Mrs Krempel Treasurer Miss Luc a Clerk Miss Ella Ward Secretary Mrs Klugh. Retiring President Mrs Carrie Sheriff received a badge. Sherri f honored for services. Circle begins year under favorable circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Clark
Laura B. Bowyer
Allegheny City
Mra. Wheeler
Mra. Campbell
Krempel
Cheeta
Squires
Lwca
Ella = ward
Mra Klugh
Carrie V. Sherriff
Sawyer
Sherriif
Gherriff Ce
Grand Army Notes on Encampments and Posts
The article lists upcoming G A R events and posts across departments. Encampments planned in Minnesota at St Paul January 23 25 and Maine at Lewiston February 7 with other posts and officers to be installed, plus organizational notes on leadership and the General Service Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ohio
Philadelphia
Minnesota
St. Paul
Lee
Gettysburg
Reventh
Aspen
James
Duquesne
Department of Missouri
Sedaia
Department of Maine
Lewiston
J. B. Bung
Department of the Potomac
Patent Oc. Tx
General Service Corps
National Guard Ammunition Requisition Order 1883
General orders urge regimental and company commanders in Pennsylvania to immediately requisition and maintain reserve ball cartridges for each mounted unit. A fixed reserve of ten rounds per man must be stored securely, with further supply as needed, and a brigade board will convene January to examine officers and appoint a recorder to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H'D'gr
Fpranaliw
Ordera No
Saime
Mon
Mononns House
Pittsburg
Bour
James H. Murdock
Joseph 7. Speer
Eighteenth Infantry
JoHn A. Winky
Charles Millen
A. G
Lieutenant Rutledgs Ill, Vacancy for Assistant Surgeon Named
Guard Notes report Lieutenant Cobonen Frank Rutledgs, long ill, is once more seen among friends. Several names have been suggested for the vacant assistant surgeon position in the service, but no selection has been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobonen Frank Rutledgs
Sere
Cearacreas The Third Regiment Faces Officer Tension
The Third Regiment encounters friction as Captain Francis Hognet’s commission expired and Colonel Bonnaffer appoints Captain Ryan to lead Company H Hognet, a veteran guard member, threatens to resist and stir trouble as he departs, with Cons ny forced out of his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearacreas
Francis Hognet
Bonnaffer
Ryan
Hognet
Secret Societies Branches See Growth and Installations
Secret Societies in Lawrenceville report 112 percent membership growth over the last year. Officers of Branch 48 Hazelwood and Branch 43 Allegheny will be installed this week, with Branch 34 to follow next Wednesday. A meeting for Sharpsburg is planned as soon as 45 names are arranged, and sister branches are invited to attend installations. A widow thanks the association for prompt death benefit payment following a member of Makeon’s passing on the B&O line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugus & Hacke
At &N
T&c
Newmarkets
Ugus Hacer
Fifth Avenue
Market Pong Pittsburg
Lawrenceville
F. J. Beasy
Lawrencevile
Hazelwood
Sharpsburg
Branch
Fifth _ and
Price Streets
Supreme Council
Clev
Wis
G le Bee
Be AU O'S
Toe Duatvat Sunes‘ Neoukis
Haceon
Ta Liberty
Hall
Alguien
Comeraton Us 7
National Union Park Council 5 Officers 1889 Installations
The National Union Park Council 5 and Electric Council 13 named officers for 1889 including Presidents J. W. Shutt and R. R. Little, Vice Presidents E O Bishop and James I Mitchell, Secretaries V. Hollister and J. F. Hont, and other posts. A Penn Council No. 238 installation lists Ex-President A C Moeckel and officers advancing for the ensuing year. The councils meet at German National Hall 208 Ohio Street, first and third Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Council
J. W. Shutt
Bishop
R. F
Miller
V. Va. Hollister
Donaldson
Iain
Thomasons Dpeaker
At At Arms
Ve Thompson
John Griffiths
Johned Stitt
R. FE
Electric Council
National Union
R. R. Little
James I. Mitchell
F. E. Reid
J. F. Hont
W. C. Rever
A. O. Gray
Robert Johnston
Louis Mentzer, Jr
J Purdin
Messrs. Richardsbount
Johnston
J. Walters
P. A. Peterson
Penn Council
National Union of Allegheny
A. C. Moeckel
L. K. White
F. W. Moeckel, Jr
L. H. Moeckel
Henry Weber
Edward Daeweritz
BR. N. Deverta
E. G. Roessler
G. Faos
George Weber
Ohio Street
Eureka Masonic Councils to Meet for Joint Service
Eureka Council 88 and Marghea or pe Hall plan a joint assembly Monday night with Rev. C. Wilsonville delivering a sermon to the American Mechanics of the East End. The two councils will meet at General Marion Council hall at 6 PM and march in to the M E Church in a body. Officers for Eureka Council No. 7? as of December 31 are listed, including P C Clel Ra Edward Gilson and others. General Marion Council No. 154 elected officers December 31. names include Jr C W Wawner Robert J Portarzy Grim and D R McCredie with additional members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Council
Marghea
Pe Hall
C. ¥. Wilsonvilhe Gander
East End
Americas
Eureka
General Marion
M. E
Eureka Connell
No. Een
P.C
CP. Clel- Ra
Edward Gilson
Vei C
A.D. Ralston
AS. Jones
A. R
D. L. Hite
Ae E. Morr
Klemans
W. J
M. A
Coleman
Truss A
Jones
L Hite
Marion
Si, Jr
W. Wawner
Robert J. Portarzy
Grim
D. R. McCredie
H T
Se Oung
B. F. Leech
If Grim
S-Ametieos Eee
Bae
Cate
Rae
Arrison
Knights of the Golden Eagle officers installed in Manchester and Allegheny
Manchester Castle No 212 installs officers for six months including Past Chief Edward Poene, Vice Chief Cleveland, Master John Anderson, and others. Ladies of the G A R install officers at Colonel Ellsworth Circle with President Mrs Cornelia B Foulk and others. Pennsylvania camps grow to 47 with 35,000 members. a new Camp No. to be established at Walter's Hall Allegheny on Monday evening Feb 7 with district president George K. District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Veteran Legion
Fronsinn
Young McClellan
Wall Street
New York Herald
Palace Rink
East End
Chill Wacco
Joseph F. Denniston
Department of New Hampshire
Concord
Warner
X. 8
Rees
Barbara Freitehn
Post No. Ll
Greenpoint
S. 1
Veterana
Aes
Manchester Castle
Allegheny
Edward Poeue
Cleveland
W. Ae
John Anderson
Will Zeumer
Henry Ittel
J Schellman
Herald
A. Rosenfelder
Worthy Bard
Charles Gadwint
Ellsworth Cinate
G. A.R
Cornelia B. Foulk
Senice Vire
Cen
Sarah Wood
Pay
Magzie Bteller
Lee Margaret Scott
Conero
Smith
Orecwen
Pennsylvania
George K. H
Allegheny County
Chestnut and
O'Hara Streets
Walter's Hall
Pythian
Braddock
Theodore Dainr
Charles L. Pa
Husband
Peter Front Onter
Fount Jones
Fort Pist No. 170
John J. Davia
Alfonzo Griffiths
John Henry Herpich
Joseph Jones
Joseph’ Orchard
David Williams
Edward Jones
Harry Watsons
W. W. Peters
Club Plans Meeting to Adopt By Laws and Elect Members
A local club announces a business meeting next Tuesday evening to present the constitution and by-laws, and to elect new members. Members object to social improvement efforts and enjoyment, signaling ongoing debate within the group.
Ladies Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans Meeting Encourages Attendence
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans will meet Friday at their corner on Thirtieth Street and Penn Avenue. They will initiate six candidates under their new ritual. All members of the G A R and the S of V are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Slagie
Sons of Veterans
Dan G. Broze
George B. Acker
Charles King
Tim Minihan
J. H. Brooks
William G. Whitlinger
William Hanlon
William Marshall
Thirtieth Street
Penn Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
G. A. BR
8. of V
Illness and street project mix in local notes
Miss Lature B Hamilton is gravely ill with diphtheria under care of Dr McKinney of New Brighton. Patterson and Hamilton plan building on a newly opening street between their properties, unlocking a desirable land tract. A lamp explosion in the canaling at the dam Sunday evening prompted quick extinguishing of a potential fire. Fort Wayne road adds cars at 142 a9 tere in scarcely landing to patrons. A New Year shooting match among local youths yields Charles Glassburner top score with Dr E S Reynolds, Walter Straw, and John Truss following. The fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter D men’s marriage was marked by society guests and gifts last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat End
Barry Fox
Joe Burns
Ed Montgomery
J.C. Miller
Homestead
Mary Miller
A O'Donnell
Annie Cyphers
Nettie Rue Bell
Kirby
A. Collins
A. Cyphers
E. G. Weisner
Frank Beal
P. J. Kenny
E. F. Henry
Mary Aull
River Street
East End
King
Jefferies
Hobson
Pentz
Aull
Henderson
Br Carnahan
Taylor
Messrs
Hopenstahl
Doak
Kebew
Hamilton
Bert Aull
Charlie Aull
James Aull
James Reed
Allegheny
Okota Granite Company
Sioux Falls
Atte Hare
Rose Endner
Emma
Jennie Stewart
R. W. Hays
W. Stewart
Sellers
Dalzell
L. Patterson
O. Taylor
Z. Ds. F. Patterson
J. Dalzell
McCain
Emily Rothe
Oma Hossadk
Hare
Brant
Emma Duwore
Florence Forster
Ann
Sadie McCain
F. Rapp
Fred
Tom Wallace
F. McConnel
Gilland
Chi Barrer
Stewart
Harper
McClelland
Debs McCain
Carrie
Edna Mayer- Bohn
Ie Gallache
Wood
Wm. F
Tillie Grasele
Annie Woods
Ora Grasse
A. Harvey
Annin Grassle
Lottie E. Seideger
Messrs. Theo. Hartman
Wm. K. Wm. Smith
John B. Striker
Jobo
Charles K
George Heideger
T. P. Kirk
Franklin Street
Nee Agamon
Rnom
Oaper
the Misses
Laut
Aten
Clara Neff
Southside
Julia Beech
Jennia Atchison
Ide
May McLean
Jennie Bradberry
Katie Estelis Snively
Eltie Simpson
Fare
Lant
George Coowittchinson
Ollie Pombur
Harry Murto
Bliss Beech
Bir
Coates
En Bradberry
Marcen
Pennavente
P. P. Zimmerman
Hosses
Ida
Blanch Gritton
Marka
Lee Hollan
Lasher
Brummage
Hollan
Allen Goodfellow
Smith
Adams
Lang
Morrow
SN Nee
Schnorr
Luther Mendenhall
Birde Prescott
M. Matthews
Federal Street
Sadie Creswell
Edith Cresswell
New AD
Misa Milter
Julia O'Brien
Nellie
Gertrude Beane
Guusie
Annie Bennett
Mary Mo
Mary Bissett
Stella Press
Stanley ToHey
Charles Foli
Willie Gilson
Henry ‘Olley
Charlies
Joe Mettelland
Charles Wolfendale
Joe McGrocker
James McElroy
Twenty-second Street
Bouthside
John M
William Philips
Messis
Ng Easty
Lature B. Hamilton
Dr. McKinney
New Brighton
Messrs. Patterson
Fort Wayne Road
Charles Glassburner
Reynolds
Walter Straw
John Truss
Walter D. Men
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asrim
Dorothea
Wil Ngey
G. Adams
Andrew Kuipzelman
Carine
Charles Sohlag
A. Scheidle
P. W. Gillogle
W. P. Clinton
F. J. Kelley
T. J. McGonnell
Drew
W. F. Hanrahan
McFenderick
East Ohio Street
Fenderich
Elizabeth Vooguiy
Hauerman
Dr.oye
Sewickley Society
London
Hoath and Barrett
Hiil’s Folly Company
Louise Bravper
Louise Davenport Sheridan
Australia
Nats Salsbury
Europe
Ohio
Hartford
Grorscet James
Henry Holland
Lizzie McCall
Lizzie McCall-Wall
George Barry Wall
Harry Wittams
Elliott Sarnes
Shook & Collier
Loxpon Fogs
E. D. Price
Richard Mansfield
Marie Carlyle
Gideon & Egan
Grove
New Haven
Howser
Willa Aiomecs
Billy Emerson
St. Xavier College
Wiliam
Rider Hag
Rosenbaum
Rosalis
Whitmyre & Co
9Eed Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Bridge
Thomas Ees Ee Eakan
New
Barra York State
Timothy Ingraham
Hyde Park
Mass
Everett
Lawrenceville Post
Comrad
H.T. Dunnar
Post No
Union
Department of New York
Giproy & Stillman
Rhode Island
James Hairbrother
Hox
F. M. Daw
Gray
Samuel L. Miller
Waldoboro
Department of
James F. Grimes
Hillsboro
the National Guard
Ore
Armory Notes
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Young Men's Catholic Club
James B. Davis
Ames Trastea Dues Bt
Order of United
Friends
Knights of Pythian
Bellevue
E. T. MtStrk
Bellevue Natural Gas Company
Bes A. Gwwah
VinGinia Bulger
East Liverpool
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
J. M. Hoottes
West Bellevue Public School
Annie Davis
A. Whittes
Bellaire
Latimer
Coats
T. Ma Latimer
Fedeome
Mia
Renee
Lew
Tursa
M. May, Sons & CO
Sixth Ave
Pittsburg, Pa
Sic
Val
Torchon
Medici
USLI
Brirtis
G. Campbell
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