Surplus Players Divided as Pugilist Mitchell Seeks Fitzsimmons
New York dispatch reports the National League and American Association meeting at Fifth Avenue Hotel. A National Board will oversee game and player matters with supreme powers, including umpire and scorer appointments. Minor committees chosen. plans for 50 percent sharing of cab receipts and mid September season end discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
National League
American Association
Fifth Avenue
Boston
St James
National Board
Ammerican Association
Western Association
Western League
Acreewnes
Philadelphia
St Louis
Baltimore
St. Loui
Lewisville
Washington
Columbus
Barnite
Association
Clacbs
League
Foe
Elecud
Charles Byrnerath
Local Bench Show Promises Rich Prizes for Dogs
President Barr of the Duquesne Kennel promotes a bench show with over £5000 in prizes under the club. The American Mastiff Club offers medals and cash for breed winners, while Collie, Pointer, Irish Setter, English Setter, Irish Terrier, Cocker Spaniel, Basset Hounds, Foxhounds, and Beagle categories receive various cash premiums from juried clubs and sponsors. Numerous offers from J O Horne, John Moorhead, S L Boggs, and others support best dog or bitch awards across breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Duquesne
Collie Club
Pointer Club
J. O. Horne
John Moorh
Enetish
Moorhead
S. L. Boggs
Bret
Foxtiounds
Oes
Beagle Cab
John Moorhead
Farrell Backer Pushes Fight for Championship
J. J. Quinn, a Farrell backer, states they will pay $600 a side plus purse if Fitzsimmons accepts to fight Pat Farrell at 140 pounds. He says the loser forfeits and Farrell will meet Fitzsimmons with no return if they win or lose. Quinn notes Farrell and Fogarty battles failed for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Farrell
Fiszsimmons
Paris Yacht Wrangle Over Word Yacht Origin
Paris forms its first yacht club named Association de Yacht Francais and debates the German origin of the word yacht. A French substitute is sought but none exists, with experts suggesting writing it as pronounced, facing resistance from purists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlaf
Paris
Association de Yacht Francais
M.francisque Sareey
First Annual Meeting of Allegheny Athletic Association
The Allegheny Athletic Association held its first annual meeting at the Hotel Schlosser with President John Moorhead in the chair. Members approved a lease option on Exposition Park and discussed plans for football, baseball, cricket, tennis, and facilities, with officers elected and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Athletic Association
Exposition Park
Footill
Ores
Dawson
A. Macherson
Presi
John Moorhead
P. A. Lloyd
E. B. Dawson
W. J. Patton
C. D. Thompson
C. A. Painter
H. Olver
J. C. Oliver
Basmatt
W. W. Patrick
E. Brainard
E. Robinson
J. Oliver
V. D. Thompson
C. Townley
H. Oliver
K. Brainard
Scott White
Cygenet
A. Lloyd
EB. Dawson
C. V. Child
W. C. Carnegie
J. H. Stewart
Texsis
P. Preston
McCora
J. T. Wheeler
G. E. Painter
Grouxes
W. B. Rhodes
J. C. Horne
J. W. Siemon
Charles Metcall
Mentershie
BH. Brown
Y. Wheeler
P. A. Lioya
Vandergrift
Waters stocked by Pennsylvania Fish Commission in busy year
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission reports nearly 56 million fish distributed across state lakes, rivers and streams. Commissioner E L C Ford notes this is about four times the prior year with extensive hatchery output at Erie and Allentown, plus shad releases in the Delaware system and plans for a new Corry hatchery and expanded warden service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Elc. Ford
Erie
Lake Erie
Susquehanna
Delaware
Schuylkill
United States Commission
Upper
Busquehanna
Lehigh
Merkiomen
Conestoga
Allentown
United States
Gloucester
Corry
Servier
Great Prospects for Trotting Horse Breeding This Spring
In Lexington Kentucky on January 17 breeders report rising interest as spring nears. Major stallions from Elec tioneer George Wilkes Hambletonian 10 Harold Red Wilkes and others are offered for public service. Last year’s turf and sala mug performances were strong with auction sales in 1890 totaling 2199 horses for 910,000 average about 70 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xington
Electioneer
George Wilkes
Hambletonian
Harold
Red Wilkes
Alcyone
Belmont
Nutwood
Lord Russell
Hammer
Pelican Club Gains Ground as Turson Dies and Opposition Fails
In London Jan 17 the Pelican Club faces relief as a protesting parson dies, blocking damages and freeing events. The Glaucus Club, started by Baird, a five millionair ejected for conduct, collapses after failed attempts to secure respectable membership and cost him about £20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turson
TEY Dunlap
Lows
Pelican Club
Rowdslam
Faieses
Glaucus Club
Baird
Bruges
London
Bum
Clearwater Kiemtsch Pool Match Set for Grand Central Rink
Definite arrangements made for a three night pool contest between W. H. Clearwater and G. N. Kiemtsch at the Grand Central Rink. They will play on a 10 by 6 table with 600 balls, 200 per night, for 300 a side plus receipts, on January 3 30 and 31. Clearwater and Kumtach are noted as leading players and the event is expected to draw strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clearwater
G. N. Kiemtsch
Grand Central Rink
Clearwater
Kumtach
Ard
Lynch and Sullivan Bout Backers Eye $10,000 Prize
Lynch heads to Chicago from New Orleans with intent to purchase J. L. Sullivan and align with Slavin in a backing bid of ten thousand dollars against the champion. Friends say they are prepared to support Sullivan with the stake.
Dempsey Falls to Fitzsimmons in Surprising Fight
The article reports the unexpected defeat of Dempsey by Fitzsimmons, shocking English boxing fans while American observer Dr. J. A. Dougherty bets on the outcome. Dougherty predicted Fitzsimmons would next challenge Charley Mitchell, who is seeking a chance to act on stage after Sullivan's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Mitchell
Dunlap
Canle Company
Loxpoy
Fitzsimmons
Einglish Sworta
Amerean
J. A. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Pelican Club
Charley Mitchell
Sullivan
Troubles Between Southwest Railway and Uniontown Street Railway
A war between the Southwest Railway Company and the Uniontown Electric Street Railway Company continues. The electric firm plans to cross rail lines with its track on Monday, triggering guards at crossings and threats of clashes. A Uniontown note claims the right to grade crossing without a bond, while the railroad swears 600 men ready to resist. Grant Adams, injured while cutting a wire, is jailed for malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epecta
Uxtostows
Southwest Railway Company
Uniontown Electric Street Railway Company
Electric Company
Cas
Grant Adams
Scotsdale
Crawford
Sensational Driving Match at Dunlap’s Cable Compfant
The January 17 report from Loxpos covers a £100 driving contest between Lords Lonsdale and Shrewsbury. The event features a five mile, then two, then four horse test, drawing notable attention for skill and novelty, with Lonsdale currently a hot favorite at 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpos
Lords Lonsdale
Shrewsbury
Lord Lonsdale
Inter-State League reorganizes with Des Moines Cedar Rapids
Baseball men meet in Burlington to form the Inter-State League and set Des Moines and Cedar Rapids as clubs. A special dispatch notes Springfield Quincy Rockford Joliet and Fenson and Evansville as potential points. In McKeesport the football team lost 10 to a visiting squad at Shanor station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Quincy
Rockford
Joliet
Fenson
Evansville
Ind
McKeesport
Shanor Station
Pittsburg
Gas service restored promised for Beaver Falls and New Brighton
Citizens in New Brighton and Beaver Falls have endured a two week gas shortage due to a break where the Nine crosses the river at Allquippa. The Nine crosses the river at Alliquippa. The broken main was lifted but floating ice scattered repairs. A new line is being laid across the river and should be finished by noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fall
Citigans
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Bridgewater Natural Gas Company
Allquippa
San Francisco Boxers Matched for Sudmery Club Bout
San Francisco fighter Joe Choynski and Australian Joe Goddara are matched to fight before the Sudmery Athletic Club on the 8th for a purse of 350 pounds. Advices received by the Zealandia today from Sydney report the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sydney
Zealandia
Joe Choynski
Joe Goddara
Australia
Sudmery Athletic Club
Boxing notes reflect a busy fight season and future matchups
The column cites M B W Sullivan as the heavier of the two toro and reports on challenges to Fitzsimmons with bids from Otto Fiore of Chicago. It notes Joe Benges as a spare lightweight for Pierre Lorillard and mentions fights involving Jem Mace Tom Sayers and Perry Chettin Stasher. A Cambridge dispatch covers Captain Dean preparing for Yale practice and the Yale squad's early enthusiastic training under John Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Toro
Ee Eerie
Raese
Frase Y Ter
la Blanche
Ed Manjon
Lssue
Sporting Limes
Otto Fiore
Chicago
Jimmy Carroll
Fitzsimmons
Joe Benges
Pierre Lorillard
Jocky
Rancocus
Pat Farrell
Fitzaimmons
Jem Mace
Dos Goss
Iempsey
Grhouge Kessler
Butte City
John L. Brewer
Kopell
Horace
Fleetwood
Alcantara
Vienna
Austria
Mrotery
Meonie Valler
Australia
Alexsaura Park
London
Colonel Wood
Cambridge
Dean
Hal
Yale
Butt
John Clarkson
Dual Electric Railways Planned in Coke Region Next Season
A major electric railway scheme is unveiled led by James Cochran and Colonel A. J. Hill. The proposed Dawson to Janiata line would pass Vanderbilt and Liberty with about 200000 dollars capital, Hill and Cochran contributing 50000 dollars. Commentators say Connellsville and New Haven investors may build a connecting motor line next spring with about 100000 dollars stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Wirpatoh
ScorTpaug
James Cochran
A. J. Hill
Dawson
Broadford
Janiata
Connellsville
Vanderbilt
Liberty
Messrs. Hill and
Cochran
Connellaville
New Haven
Braddock Bridges Ground Bought For Rail Route
Ground has been purchased for a bridge on the Monongahela river north side to connect with a line linked to Carnegie Phipps Edgar Thomson works and Braddock furnaces. Another possible bridge between Duquesne and Braddock may connect Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works with Edgar Thomson Steel Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
meraTton
Brappock
Monongahela River
Homestead Steel Works
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Plast Furnaces
Carnegie, Bros. & Co
Duquesne
Braddock
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works
Law at Claresburg mayor indicted by grand jury
Crargspere W Va Jan 17 The grand jury, in session all week, adjourned with 133 indictments. Among true bills is one against Mayor Richards for shooting Ed Cassell with intent to kill. About 150 liquor seller indictments were settled this week with fines from 20 to 60 dollars. one man fined 22 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruargspere
W. Va
Richards
Ed KE
Gassell
Polish Poor Farm Removal Sparks City Debate
Michael Cygalicki a Polish immigrant was sent to the Poor Farm after boarding with others at No 19 Polish Hollow Southside. He suffered a cold and rheumatism while the rest refused to care for him. Clerk Hoffmann condemned Polish residents for sending wages abroad and said the city would no longer fund their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cygalicki
Polish Hollow
Southside
Hoffmann
Old Country
Republic Iron Works
Farmers to Build a Market House in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls residents urged to assist as White township branch of Beaver County Farmers' Alliance votes to establish a market house. Farmers say the project benefits both producers and consumers and invites citizen financial cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
White Township
Beaver County Farmers’ Alliance
Smallpox Fear Grips Washington After Wheeling Travel
Washington Pa January 17 residents fear travel from Wheeling may spread smallpox many get vaccinated. McKeesport becomes a city after receiving certificate from Governor Bearer. Local firms face losses from fires and disputes including Quinn Sherman Starucca mill and Grangers Hall West Mansfield. A man is injured in a shooting after a price dispute and others suffer fires and personal tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeling
Washington, Pa
Mckeeelsport
Starucca
Quinn & Sherman
George Epwanns
Shire Oars
West Elizabeth
Coal Bluff
Grangers
West Mansfield
Well Known Musician Hurt in Cable Car Accident
Major Kerrigan, renowned band master and Duquesne Theater Orchestra member, was seriously injured getting off a Fifth Avenue cable car at Marion Street. The crash, blamed on the conductor failing to stop, left him insensible with a broken collar bone and internal injuries. He’s at 275 Colwell Street under doctor Barclay’s care and expected to miss weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Kerrigan
Duquesne Theater Orchestra
Fifth Avenue
Marion Street
W. F. Barclay
Colwell Street
Denver Chamber Opposes Silver Coinage Debate
The Denver Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade, with over 200 present, adopt a resolution urging Congress to avoid politicizing the free and unlimited coinage of silver, stating it is in the best interest of all people, especially in the West and South. Also mentions Natatorium warmth and public bath hours on Duquesne Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chamber of Commerce Bank
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade of Denver
Congress
Bennetts Hatters and Farriers Offer Room Listings
Classified fragment lists J. G. Bennett & Co. hatters and farriers at Wood street and Fifth avenue. Then notes rooms for rent near cable lines in East Liberty with alcove and reasonable terms. Odds and ends mention Second Handed Funding and wardrobe style with mirror. unclear further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Kingsileigh
East Liberty
P. C
Tenet
Bris Oak
East Liberty P
Yale
Salt water Natatorium on Duquesne Way Opens Daily
A midwinter swim in salt water at the Natatorium on Duquesne Way offers pure sparkling water held at a pleasant temperature. The facility is open every day and supplies water amplified from private wells on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Way
Natatorium
Fire at Fleming & Hamilton Warehouse Strikes Third Avenue
Fire at Fleming & Hamilton tin plate and Japanware warehouse No 61 Third Avenue started about 4 50 yesterday morning. Three fire districts battled for three hours to control flames. Loss and damage placed at 840 000 with heavy stock and packed floors destroyed. Insurance listed totals 42 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming & Hamilton
Third Avenue
Freming & Hamilton
North British and Mercantile
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Aliemanda
Hanover
United Firemen's
Pheenix
Imperial
New York Fire
Peoples
New Hampshire
Norwich
Ajlemannia
Pitsburg
Rhode Island
New York
Kenton
Five Cottages Destroyed in Arlington Fire
Five cottages burned in Arlington near Castle Shannon Railroad causing estimated losses of 10 000 to 15 000. Fire started in W K R Stoughton’s cottage due to gas appliance failure and spread rapidly through adjacent properties including Armstrong and J F Scott. Some owners had partial insurance while Cooke and others faced total loss. Arlington, once a summer park, is now a small suburb with residents like Cooke of Pittsburg Plate Works, Stoughton on Fourth Avenue, and Scott in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
W. KR. Stoughton
Fourth Avenue
Mr. Stoughton
Armstrong
J. F. Scott
E.T. Cooke
Castle Shannon
Cooke
Pittsburg
Sandusky Street
Allegheny
Stoughton
Scott
Fire Destroys Major Philadelphia Carpet Mills
The Dobson carpet mills at Falls of Schuylkill burned, destroying the main six story stone structure 600 by 250 feet and causing about 3000 workers to lose jobs. Insurance totals 1 million against a 1.5 million loss across 400 companies in the U.S. and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John
James Dobson
England
Schuylkill
Dobsons
Samoa’s Chief Justice Arrives Aiding New Samoa Court
Cedar krantz arrived aboard the Alameda to Samoa and was welcomed in Apia by King Malietoa and consuls from England Germany and the US. A reception committee praised the coming Supreme Court as a step toward security and stable government, while English residents complain no man-of-war is present amid American and German representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apra
Samoa
Cedarkrantz
Alameda
Senmann
United States
Mataafa
Apia
A Fortunate Sneeze Restores Voice in Michigan Woman
Elizabeth Catton of Constantine Michigan had not spoken above a whisper for seven years after scarlet fever. A three hour sneezing fit during a visit to Kalona Kal akaska triggered a sudden recovery and she has spoken steadily since returning home. Doctors cannot explain the restoration, but listeners confirm the new speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine, Mich
Elizabeth Catton
Kalkaska
Tragic Market Morning Ends in Child Homicide
In Ottawa Bax, Mrs Wilson leaves three children at home Nora, 8, fires pistol at sister Sylvia 6. Bullet enters head and causes instant death. Police report incident under investigation with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bax
Inaugural Arrangements for Pattison Governorship
Harrisburg reports outline a large procession for Governor-elect Pattison with at least 2,000 marchers plus military and firemen. The schedule includes a noon escort to the Capitol, a 9 to 11 p.m. reception at the Executive Mansion, and multiple clubs and bands providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissune
Silas M. Clark
Senator Green
Supreme Court
Pattison
Young Men's Democratic Association
Philadelphia
Marshal Awl
Pottsville Keystone Democratic Battalion
Twenty-Ninth Ward
Pattison Club
Jefferson Band
Jefferson Club
Arps
Keystone
Randall Club
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Lochiel Hotel
Great Western Band
Capitol
Germania Orchestra
Reading
Executive Mansion
Iegiment
Beaver
Snowden
Fritcbey
Select and Common Connells
Ringold Band
Watres
Internal Affairs
Stewart
Thompson
The Prosecutor Was Missing
R. J. Love faced charges of stealing as prosecutors were missing from court. The case drew attention to courtroom chaos and ongoing efforts to locate key officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Love
Weather Forecast For January Seventeenth
The United States Signal Service reports fair weather Sunday with northerly winds. Temperature is steady to slightly lower in the eastern portions with a generally fair day and a few snow chances in the northeastern region. Maximum and minimum readings are listed by time with routine observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania
Vreersim
Oro
United States Signal Service
ADA
Weather Bulletin Reports Snow Sleet Rain Across Atlantic States
A storm of snow sleet and rain moves northeast along the South Atlantic coast with heavy intensity forecast north of Montana. Temperatures fall in New England while rising elsewhere. clouds prevail east of the Mississippi and clear skies west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Montana
New England
Mississippi
River Telegrams Special Messages For Distant Posts
River levels reported at multiple locations with figures and weather notes. Ghastly spelling errors aside, stations include Allfeghent Junction Louisville Mimritis Quine DiNners SNATI Vicxssurng and Lewis with rivers rising or falling and temperatures cloudy or cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes Distatch
Allfeghent Junction
Louisville
Ion Falls
Lewis
Rise in Philadelphia arrests tied to liquor trade
Philadelphia reports 6000 more arrests in 1890 than 1889. Police Superintendent Lamon attributes the rise to intoxication related offenses and licensing of many liquor dealers who act as wholesalers in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lamon
Stokler
Brakeman Killed in Baltimore and Ohio Yard Accident
Brakeman J. W. Connors was killed about midnight in the B and O yards near Grant Street. He slipped while on an engine to the yard and was crushed by another engine before he could rise. His body was taken to the morgue. he boarded at 1986 Second Avenue and is believed to be from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
J. W. Connors
Jawpine
Grant Street
Second Avenue
Baltimore
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for nervous women
A 19th century advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a soothing nervine and tonic for women with nervous symptoms and uterine weakness. It claims no alcohol or sugar, markets as a guaranteed remedy, and promotes disposal of displacements and back pain with claims of health benefits from the Buffalo based World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Isabella
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors
Buffalo, N. Y
Trusted Doctors Copeland and Hish Praised by Public
The city hears repeated endorsements for Drs. Copeland and Hish as leading specialists. Public testimony grows as more witnesses confirm their effectiveness. Also featured is Thomas Maybury, a Carnegie Iron Works forger, describing his post typhoid ailments and ongoing catarrhal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Copeland
Carnegie Iron Works
I Improved After Treatment With Drs Copeland and Bair
A patient plagued by severe headaches chest pains coughing night sweats and fatigue describes a dramatic recovery after consulting Drs Copeland and Bair. He reports rapid improvement beginning almost immediately and a return to a much healthier state.
Rare Case Illustrates Catarrh Tied to Heart Health
Mr William McDonough of 2 Moultrie Street Soho reports three years of chest pressure rapid heartbeats and stomach distress. After treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair his symptoms vanished and he feels well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McDonough
No. 2
Moultriestreet
Soho
City
Dre Copeland & Blair
Pittsburg Notables Endorse Dra Opeland and Blair
A list of Pittsburg's prominent citizens who treated with Dra Opeland and Blair and freely gave recommendations. Names include J B Moore at 121 193 Fifth Avenue, Miller at 121 and 123 Pitch Avenue, Samuel Bratford with Hogus Hacks, KE M Anderson of the Sheriff's office, and John G Frazier of 5710 Kirkwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Dra ‘Opeland
Blair
J. 3. Moore
Fifth Avenue
Miller
Piteh Avenue
Samuel Uratvford
Hogus & Hacks
Oods Hwrse
KE. M. Anderson
Sheriff's Office
John G. Frazier
Kirkwood Street
Home treatment by mail cures for catarrh and chronic diseases
Letters from W T Henshaw of Prospect and Henry Rose of Eckhart Mines praise Copeland and Blair for curing catarrh by home treatment. Physicians advertise mail orders for eye ear throat and lung diseases with consultation at 1 dollar. Office hours listed as 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 with Sundays included at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Henshaw
Prospect
Ps. Sayng
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Aot
Boart Mettenicht
A. G. Mills
BK. F Young
Tinarman
C. A. Prince
Reston
von der Abe
Vangerhurst
Chicaro
al Johnson
John T. Bush
Cincinnati
Johnson
Stever
Freed Yachtamen
State Commission
Pelicans
Clearwater and
Kimtsch
Uniontown Railroad
Call
Dunlap's Cable Compfant
Western Inter-State League
Luce
California
Sporting Notes
Beraddock
Claresburg
David Marshall
West Austintown
Samuel Cochran
McMunecy
Joan Kuhns
Ireland
Washington and Jefferson College
Merchants and Manufacturers Bank
John A. Ritchey
H. G. Tinker
Oil City
Franklin
Major Kerrigan
J. G. Bennett & Co
Michigan
William McClelland
Hastings
Spangler
Johnstown
Pattwon
J. Granville Leach
John S. Rodgers
Aids-De-Camp
L. E. Stofifl
J. B. Gough
Wyman
Love
The
Ineeriety
Thomas
Maybury
Thirty-ninth Street
Dra. Copeland & Blair
Dickson
Snow
Jos.fleming & Son’s
Market Street
Col. Diamond
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