Dempsey Favored as Big Fight Nears in New Orleans
In New Orleans a vast crowd gathers as Dempsey prepares to face Fitzsimmons for a $12,000 purse and the middleweight title, with betting shifting toward the Nonpareil. Promoters and backers from across the country converge, including Peter Jackson and Gamse, while Dempsey arrives with his wife and entourage amid eager fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jackson
Gamse
Dieratchi New Oreays
Sullivan
Hilrain
United States
Crescent City
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Quail Law Reform Backed by Duquesne Kennel Club
Local sportsmen at the Duquesne Kennel Club meeting call for stricter quail selling laws. They applaud Supreme Court guidance on prohibition scope, urge state acts to ban possession and sale of game, and seek inter-state shipment controls. A special resolution honors John W. Harue for enforcing game laws and names committee members J. O’R ensy, H. M. Breckenridge, John Moorhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Kennel Club
Dogguesene Kennel Club
John W. Harue
Horge
J. O'Rensy
H. M. Breckenridge
John Moorhead
Cleveland Investor Eyes League Return Amid Secret Talks
In Cleveland on January 12, Secretary Frank Brannell of the Players' League travels to New York for Brotherhood talks. Albert Johnson hints at reinvestment and possible fast moves to signal discontent with league treatment. Ex-Congressman Frank Hurd is named as attorney for one figure in the unfolding affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Disraten
Cleveland
Frank Branell
Players’ League
New York
Brotherhood
Johnson
Gotham
Al‘ort
Kronell
Ttham
Morton
Robson
Ketcham
Frank Hurd
Kostech to Meet Clearwater in City Pool Challenge
Syracuse expert George M Kostech pledges a $50 forfeit as he accepts Clearwater Ohio champion W H Clearwater’s pool battle for twenty dollars a side. The match aims to cover 600 balls with three hundred per side in Burg dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Kostech
Syracuse
W. H. Clearwater
Ohio
Tae Prres- Burg Dispatch
Clearwater
Burg
O Connell Defeats Conley For Welterweight Title
In Oreams Jan 12 a boxing match at the Auburn Association rooms ended with Doc O Connell defeating Eddie Conley of Boston for the $1,000 purse and the welterweight championship left vacant after Paddy Duffy's death. The bout featured clear rounds with O Connell landing lefts and counters, Conley scoring at times, and a decisive knockdown in the seventh round as Carroll’s protegé earned the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Carroll
Conley
Eddie Copley
Ame
O'Connel
Jimmy Carroll
Finke
Howe Hodgkin
Jim Corbett
Doe
May Get a Franchise in National League
A telegram from New Year notes baseball deals arriving, with strong support for granting Civetonat a National League franchise if reserve rule holds. Talks include three-party national agreement among National League American Association and Western Association, with Al Johnson expected to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disratch
National League
American Association
Western Association
al Johnson
Civetonat
Look for a Fight Onboard City of Pittsburg
Humane Agent O Brien investigates an alleged dog fight said to have occurred on the steamer City of Pittsburg early Sunday morning. He has not confirmed details and suspects a mix up with a cocking main at Wheeling drawing Pittsburg interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
O Brien
O'Brien
Pittsburg
Fourteenth Ward
Agert O'Brien
Football Games Arranged For McKeesport Club
McKeesport will not be idle while a new Allegheny County Football League schedule forms. On Saturday the McKeesport club faces Shaw Station, then meets the Eighteenth Ward Pittsburg club the following week. The Eighteenth Ward game will be played in McKeesport with many spectators possible if the weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Allegheny County Football League
Shaw Station
Pittsburg
Dying in Silence and Poverty in London Lodging Houses
The report details severe urban distress as magistrates bolster aid and churches fundraise, including a widow whose husband and child died of starvation, a thin man dying in a policeman's arms, and widespread hunger among six children. Shipping delays from ice and a Scots strike worsen hardship. depots see fights for relief tickets, while a thaw arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby Dunlat
Cable Company
London
Holland
Trieste
Odessa
Glasgow
East End
Noted Engineer Dead at Liverpool
OC L Fair general superintendent of the Mersey Tunnel Railway dies after a severe chill develops into pneumonia. He had guided visitors and supplied special trains during a 40 year tenure since the tunnel opened in 1886. He was highly regarded by American engineers on their Liverpool visit.
Padlewski Arrest Prompts Police Doubt in Identity
Jan. 12 Pants reports that authorities doubt the arrested man at Olot claiming to be Padlewski and the murderer of General Sellverstroff. French police might confirm via official reports, but strong grounds for disbelief remain. The Chief of Police requests the suspect’s photograph before ruling further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Pants
Olot
General Sellverstroff
Padlewski
Storus
Murder Mystery as Farmer Found Dead in Cork River
The body of Daniel Coughlan, a farmer, was found in the Arabeg river near Battevant in Cork county. He was bound with heavy irons chained around the neck. Police inquiries begin as the death remains shrouded in mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ET Dunlap
Daniel Coughlan
Arabeg
Battevant
Cork
Seine Crossing Tragedy Claims Nine Lives
From the riverfront at Pants on January 12 the Seine froze and a crowd attempted to cross. Nine lives were lost as several fell through thin ice, with rescuers still searching the banks for survivors.
Directors Meet at Hotel Anderson for Club Transfer
Local baseball club directors held a routine meeting at the Hotel Anderson. Attorney Schoyer attended to finalize the transfer of the menses of the old club to the new. President ONeill plans to leave for New York this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Schoyer
O'Neill Will Lkely
New York
Traveling Salesman Charged With Bigamy
Henry G. McCane, a Heinz traveling salesman, was arrested on bigamy and desertion charges filed by his first wife, Mrs. P. B. McCane of Allegheny. She alleges elopement with Miss Hopkins three years ago and presents letters. McCane claims a divorce from a Kansas City court. Bail set at 1000, wife No.2 reportedly in Beaver awaiting arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. McCane
H. J. Heinz & Co
P. B. McCane
Allegheny
Dispatch
Seventh Avenue
McCune No. 1
Miss Hopkins
McCune
Shore
Hopkins
Kansas City
Inspector McAleese
McCane
McCone
Beaver
Storm and flood wreck property along New England coast
Severe storm roared along the New England coast causing widespread damage. In Birmingham Connecticut a freshet washed away Derby Railroad piling and toppled a bridge. Fall River wharves flooded and two schooners grounded at Anthony's Wharf. Providence tracks and wharves underwater amid highest tide in 25 years. Highland Light Massachusetts hit by fierce gale from Sunday night. Camden wharves flooded. Eastport wind 45 mph, barometer low, high tide since 188? Floods hit lumber yards. Montreal suffers worst snow storm of the season and rail traffic delays. Allentown Pennsylvania report heavy snowfall with washouts. Steubens and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Railroad affected. Slatington ice gorge floods water. Factories idle. about 300 workers idle. City of Washington steamer reports distress. one crewman killed, another missing after cyclone. City of New Bedford damaged by giant wave during trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Birmingham
Conn
Housatonic
Derby
Fall River
Anthony
Providence
Highland Light
Masa
Camden
Eastport
Montreal
Allentown
Parain
Steubens
Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre
Slatington
Franklin Dam
Paite Wire-Red
Johnston & Swa Furniture
Adalaid
City
Washington
New York
Havana
Fort Monroe
City of
New Bedford
Accidents of the Two Cities Yesterday Reported
A list records yesterday’s accidents with one death and several injuries. Michael Carr was crushed by rolls at Carbon Iron Works after his foot slipped. he leaves a wife and six children. George Keifer, a yardman, is nursing a broken leg after a fall from a Lloyd Mills trestle. Cooney Shindehette was injured in a wagon runaway. Sammy Einstein, 18, broke a leg after slipping on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Carr
Carbon Iron Works
Georce Keirer
George Keifer
Baltimore and Ohio
Lloyd Mills
Cooney Schinpehette
West End
Cooney Shindehette
Sammy Brosters
Sammy Einstein
Fight Over Robert Ray Hamilton Will Opens in Court
In New York on January 12 Surrogate Ransom hears the Hamilton will contest. Eva J. Harriton alias Eva Mann appears with counsel as witnesses testify to Eva and Josh Mann living as husband and wife. Reverend Burr testifies to a marriage between Robert Hamilton and Eva Steele in Paterson on January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Ray Hamilton
Eva J. Harriton
Eva Mann
Fuller
Edson W. Burr
Elizabeth
Robert Hemi A
Eva L. Steele
Paterson
Eva
Josh Mann
Shooting Event At Homestead With Prize Sweepstake
Homestead Gen Club hosts a prize Sweepstake shoot on Saturday at Homestead. Prizes are advertised as excellent. A five bird shoot matches Messrs Peterson Wilkingson and Atwood against Ross Keaner and Newlin with losers paying for a banquet. A lively time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Gen Club
Homestead
Messrs
Peterson
Wilkingson
Atwood
Ross, Keaner and Newlin
European Highlights and Paris Ice Skating News
The Seine freezes over in Paris with skating prospects. The Zetland Balfour Irish relief fund reaches £100000. The Bishop of Peterborough is named Archbishop of York. Scots rail strikers vow to continue their campaign. Sir William Vernon Harcourt comments on Gladstone's public life. France awaits invitation to World Fair. Boulogne conference tensions denied by Ma McCarthy. Newfoundland fishermen warned they may act next spring. Ancus Bishop Loewe warns Irelands bishops and priests to wait on Parnell retirement until married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banox Havisxas
Paris
Zetland-Balfour
Peterborough
York
Seine
William Vernon Harcourt
Gladstone
Fransce
McCanthy
Boulogne
Fressinnige Party
Cranies DrixKn
Newfoundland
Ancus Bistop Loewe
Armagh
State Baseball League Organized in Harrisburg
The State Baseball League was organized today with representation from Harrisburg Reading Williamsport Lancaster and Wilkes Barre. The formation marks a new regional league in the state and sets the stage for upcoming competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haa
Harrisburg
Reading
Williamsport
Lancaster
Wilkesbarre
Sporting Notes Constart Reader Highlights Boxing Umpire Plans
The column reports on boxing prospects with Kilrain vs Godrt and Mitchell Slavin incoming from England. It notes Charley Snyder as umpire candidate and Steve Farrell seeking a move on Myers. McLea ws is willing to row for any turn on the Jarra tmatts river after a race, and Rogers denies grove involvement at Mekiees Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Notes
Salem
A. G. Spalding
New York
Charley Snydeer
American Association
Hecker
Steve Farrell
Myers
Arrin
McLeaws
Jarratmatts
Stansbury
Rogers
Jake Kilrain
George Godrt
Cole
Pacific Coast
Billy Muldoo
Lights Activated At Allegheny City Plant For Tests
An Allegheny City plant test was conducted last night with all lights on for inspection though no action was taken. An Iron City Microscopical Society meeting is set for this evening at Fifth Street rooms. Treasurer Denniston announced Reese as vehicle officer and O. S dwame as assistant cashier. Mank E. Jorr and Mary Cuff wed by Mayor Wyman in his private office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny City
Iron City Microscopical Society
Society
Fifth Street
Ciry
Denniston
Inted & Reese
O. 5
Dvwame
Mank E.jorr
Mary Cuff
Wyman
Aldermen Sentences Upheld and Pending Transfers
Aldermen Maneese and Callen were resentenced yesterday to the work house and the penitentiary respectively and remain in jail. They will be moved to their confinement sites today. Alderman Doughty has not yet been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneese
Callen
Doughty
Telegraphers to Strike On Milwaukee Line
A Milwaukee telegraphers strike drive gains momentum after leaders issue a circular dated January 9 in Vinton Iowa. The plan protests a one fourth salary cut for station agents and operators by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway to fund pay raises for conductors and trainmen. The effort seeks donations from union members to support those resisting the reductions while leaders vow to stand firm against the cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telepco
A. D. Thurston
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Vinton
Division Superintendenta
Thurston
Chicago
Milwaukee
5. Paul Road
A. L. Thurston
B. O. Fox
Local arrests include embezzlement and assault cases
J. M. Barep faces embezzlement charges by W. H. Murphy. Patrick Braey of the Twenty‑eighth ward is charged with throwing his wife down stairs. Moses Woon, black, escaped an officer Saturday night but was recaptured. Finley Williams jailed after a telegram from Cadiz Ohio accusing him of burglarizing a store. William Ronniers and Frank Hughes arrested at Ft Wayne depot on suspicion of pickpocketing. James O'Donnell arrested for beating A. D. Russell at a Penn avenue saloon on New Year’s Day. S G WatsonGler and A. J. Robey sent to jail for a retracking charge of false race. Michael McCaffrey bailed before Alderman McKenna for assault and battery on a 10 year old. John Livingston arrested for stealing an overcoat from Andrew Brooks at 670 Fifth Avenue. William and Stella Cox jailed for a hearing on keeping a dis orderly house. Tomas Coates and William Stagmore arrested on suspicion of robbing John Williams’s house on Williams Hill. John E. Welsh, a Pittsburgh Traction conductor, observed in Shore’s area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barep
W.H. Murphy
Patrick Braey
James O'Donnell
A. D. Russell
Penn Avenue
S& G
Watghler
A. J. Robey
Alderman McMasters
Michael McCaftrey
Alderman McKenna
Jomn Livingston
Andrew Brooks
Fifth Avenue
William
Stella Cox
Alderman Gripp
Tomas Coates
William Stagmore
John Williams
Williams Hill
Jonn E. Welsh
Pittsburg Traction Con- Sones
Peoace
Lawson
Shore
Report of the House Ballot Box Committee
The House received the committee’s report on forged signatures and forged paper tied to a patent ballot box contract. It finds Richard G. Wood authored the forged contract and that Wood, Milward, Davis aided forging while Foraker and Halstead published it without knowing its falsity. The panel condemns the actions as political misconduct and notes no direct improper ties to the ballot boxes. Mason disagrees with the additional findings and defends Halstead and Foraker as deceived, urging fair judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Ballot Box Committee
Ohio
Congress
House
Mason
Illinois
Richard G. Wood
Frank
L. Milward
Davis
Foraker and
Halstead
Milward
BR. G. Wood
Wood
Foraker
Ciccionati
Murat Halstead
Commercial Gazette
Vis
Campbell
R. Mason
Whaether
Messrs
Mr. Mas
Mesars
Eeteek Een
Mesers
Halst
City Chief Browns Fire Escape Law Threatens Owners
Chief Brown declares a law requires fire escapes on buildings of three stories or more and will prosecute noncompliant owners after January 15. The move targets property owners who have not installed the mandated safety feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Notable Visitors and Local News from the Duquesne
W B Backus of Genoa Nebraska reports fear of an Indian invasion in Western Nebraska causing business to stall. Denver publisher W H Griffith visits the Duquesne and heads to New York, while Assistant Railway Mail Service head Campbell tours locally. Others staying or traveling include Fred Gifford A M Lalley W D Williams and G W Hoblitzell F J Hearne Marcus Mayer Robert Rhodes and John F Atchison with Eastward departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Backus
Genoa
Neb
Seventh Avenue
Nebraska
Seth
W. H. Griffith
Denver
Duquesne
New York
Grigich
Colorado
Campbell
Fred K. Gifford
Cambridge
Congressman Bynum
A. M. Lalley
Youngstown
W. D. Williams
Wheeling and Lake Erie Road
Phil Knox
John F. Atchison
G. W. Hoblitzell
Hyndmad
F. J. Hearne
Wheeling
Monongahela House
Fatally Stabbed in a Duel Over Miner’s Attention
Special telegraph dispatch from Scott Twp Pa reports Tom Patterson challenged coal miner Grant Anderson to a duel after finding him with Patterson’s wife. A struggle followed with Patterson severely injured and Anderson fatally stabbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Patterson
Dispatch
Scott Tpas
Grant Anderson
Patterson
Anderson
Special Weather Bulletin and River Telegrams Summary
Special Weather Bulletin reports a storm off Maine will affect European steamers for about 26 hours with high winds from Norfolk to Nova Scotia. Cold wave centered in Minnesota and North Dakota, zero to 2 below, will be felt on the lakes and Atlantic coast by night. Frosts near San Francisco, then warming. River telegrams list rising and falling rivers with weather notes across Brownsville Mongaltown Warren Louisville Evansville Cairo Meurats and ANeville. varying temperatures and sparse precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Norfolk
Nova Scotia
Sandy Hook
Block Island
Iako
Minnesota
North Dakota
Lake
Atlantic Coast
San Francisco
Brownsville
Mongaltown
Warren—River
Louisville
Miller Horner wedding solemnized at Christ M E Church
The Miller Horner marriage was solemnized at Christ M E Church with a guest list from wealthy circles. The bride wore a veil. Miss Lilly Palmer and Miss McClure attended as maids, with Helen Witherow maid of honor, and E. E. Little as best man. Ushers included Albert Long, Thornton Urr, Frank E. Richardson, and S. Raymond Horner. A reception followed at the bride’s Stockton Avenue home with relatives present. An Eastern wedding trip is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller-Horner
Christ M. E. Church
Cone
Lilly Palmer
Miss McClure
Helen Witherow
Miller
Stockton Avenue
Amateur Macbeth at Bijou to Feature Student Cast
A matinee of Macbeth will be staged at the Bijou Theater on February 6 under Prof Byron W. King. Ed Langoer will play Macbeth, with four young women sharing Lady Macbeth in a rotating comic role. The production promises professional appointments, scenic effects, and historically accurate costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth
Bijou
Byron W. King
Prof. King
Ed Langoer
Lady Macebeth
Mattie Kennedy
Clara Dawes
Marcella Krowniey
Thea
Starshall
Osage City
Kan
King
Silver Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Helbling
The Helbling residence on Butler street hosted a silver anniversary party for Mr W H Helbling and wife. Friends gathered to honor the couple with testimonials in the silver line. The Helblings were married in Riceville and have lived in Lawrenceville since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helbling
Butler Street
W. H. Helbling
George Riddle to Perform at Carnegie Hall Third Star Course Entry
Notable events include George Riddle a Harvard trained elocutionist appearing at Carnegie Hall in the third Star Course program by Hendricks and Webster. The evening also features lectures and social mentions from local figures and society circles across Wilkinsburg and Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riddle
Carnegie Hall
Messrs. Hendricks & Webster
Riddle
Harvard
East
The People’s Store Bargain Auction on Fifth Avenue
Prominent Pittsburg store offers deep discounts across categories. Silk brocades reduced to 69c. China silks to 49c. Gossamers 48c. hundreds of ribbons to 5c 10c 15c 20c. shawls to $1 and $5. India Stripe Cashmeres at $5. wool and beaver shawls at $3.50 and $5. Prices cut on hats bonnets leather goods and knitting yarns. New stock arrivals and continued cloak and carpet bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Late News Briefs Include Dying, Fires and Crashes
General James H. Butler of Hampden dies. St Marys Cathedral in San Francisco dedicated. Water reserve search continues at Wansan Wiltshire. Dr H S Tanner challenges Signor Succi to 100 days at World’s Fair. President Blackstone doubts new Railroad Presidents Association. Mrs Mia Wagner of Chicago dying from hydrophobia after dog bite. City of Owensboro grounded near French Island Evansville. French Amusement Company stables burned. 28 horses perish. loss $40,000. Thieves rob Pacific Express office Jacksonville New Jersey. Frank Mitchell shoots and kills Dollie Mays in St Louis. Keim declines re-election. McLeod to be elected. Meriden CT line train derails near Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Signor
Succi
Blackstone
Alton
Association of Railroad
John Wagner
Chicago
Louisville
Nashville
Owensboro
French Island
Evansville
French Amusement Company
Pacific Express Company
Jacksonville
Frank F. Mitchell
Dollie Mays
St Louis
George Deb
Keim
Reading
Ron and Goal Company
McLeod
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Morrow
Doc Connell
Lailanche
Imtte Monty
Mney
Eve
Money
Bud Renaud
Morse Ganse
Fitzeimnmon
Ane
Jack
Will
Gause
Josephs
Dempees
Ganse Isales
Canning Carrolls
Witmer
Moree Ganse
Major McLaughlin
California
Wiliam Walton Norton
Demyees
Dewpses
Jim Corvett
Fussimmons
Falka
Hot Springs
Dempscy
Jack McAulife
Mike Conley
Galveston
Southsne
McAuliffe
Mrs. Dempsey
Corney
Denny Costigan
Kilrain
Muldoon
Olym Club
Albert
Mr. Johnson
Kontech
Finz
Cincinnati Club
Elver
Heinz
Bay
New
Charley Mitchell
Frank Slavin
England
Mitchell Traiable
Cal McCantey
Jersey City
George Dixon Ware
Vurttan Athletic Club
Long Island City
Bimeeci
Jack O'Mara
Brookton
Esiel
Spa Vepanen
Byrne
Him
Willian E. Maso
William Cogswell
William L. Willcox
Marcus Mayer
Agnes Huntington Opera Company
Robert I. Rhodes
Hotel
Rhodes
Philadelphia
D. G. Bennett & Co
Westreey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Colbern
Pittspore
United States Sicnal Service
Special Weather Bulletin
Russell H. Connell
U. P. Cnureh
Wilkinsburg
Press Club
Marion Crawford Gallaher
Women's Auxiliary Committee
Kennedy
Charles J. Clarke
Sharpe
Clarke
Clarke Mansion
Clarke-Phillips
Ante Phelps
Newark
Mors
D. E. Langdon
Boylestreet
Home Missionary Society of
Emory M. E. Church
Church
Grand Central Rink
Blair Painter
Duquesne Club
Friendship Club
West
Miller—Horner
G. W. Ixer
Humpizkies Millire
D. Homyer
Campbell & Dick
Jalons
Michael Quinn
McDowall
McDowell
Braddock
Peter Mullen
Homer Stewart
Thomas McCarthy
John Carlin
Edgar Thomson Works
Andrew Toth
Michael Sabot
George Rusnak
Quinn
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Tresn
THE
Altamonte
Florida
Altamonte Springs
D. S&s
Atlantic City
N. J
Ocean
Pacific
Maryland
Neal & Hamilton
G. J
Wi. F
Zoe Solesm
T’s
Jas
Mneil & Bro
Arene W Staaten
W. L. Douclas
D. Cartar
Fifth Ave
J. A. Muariee
Ate
G. M. Lang
Butler St. KE
Carson
Henry Rosser
Bolliman
Aliegheny
JOS. Fleming & Son’s
Market Street
Col. Diamond
Danner
Danner Medicine CO
Federal ST
Nordde
Utschef
S. S. CO
Ste. Southampton
Eider
Rave
Fulda
Halser
LLOYD
Imers
Don Bremen
R Sets
Dune Waer
Wes
Lahweu
Aller
Wharel
Jane
Elpe
Dune
Elba
Elder
Thane
Smithfield Et
James H. Butler
Hampden
St. Mary's FR. C. Cathedral
U.S Land Office
Wansan
Wilts
Meriden
Waterbury
Conpeticut
Ballroad
Cromwell
Liverpolk
Great Britain
Londonderry
Belfast
Dublin
Liverane
Europe
Austin Bal Gwinec
Lrae New Y
USARD
NEW_ YORK
Livverpool
Queenstown
Ler
North River
Servia
Uctoria
Exturia
Aurania
Gallia
Bothaia
Etruria
Vernon H. E J. J. McCormick
Smithfield Streat
Pittsburo
Wee Star Line
Liverpool Royal
Britannle
Teatunte
Celtic
Germanic
Majestic
White Marlock
Tootor West
Cauia
Danand
Pal Banks
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