Reforming jury selection prompts legal council debate
The Burns case and related commentary reveal lawyers urging reform of jury material sourcing. Editors and attorneys disagree on who should appoint jury commissioners, with proposals ranging from Judges to County Commissioners and even life-tenured judges. Concerns focus on political influence, fairness, and preventing bribery among grand jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
SN. W. Shafer
Thomas H. Davis
G. Breant
W. B. Rodgers
Thomas M. Marshall
J.S. Ferruson
Josiah Cohen
Burns Denies Paying Grand Jury Members and Influencing Case
The transcript shows Burns denying giving money to any grand jury member and denying meetings at the Albemarle Hotel. He recalled Doyle’s brother asking for two dollars after the grand jury ignored the bill. Doyle testified truthfully after being sworn, and Judge Collier sentenced him for illegal selling, with fines. Rumors of informations against Hell and Doyle circulated, with Alderman McMasters to hear them. Heil denied receiving money from Burns and disputed any guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Grand Jury
Holl
McAleese
Burns
Burns Caid
Back Burns
Albemarle
Porter
Collier
Callier
Hell
McMasters
Heil
Voigt Arrest Sparks Southside Debate On Bank Heist
Henry F. Voigt, former cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of the Southside, is jailed on charges of robbing about 150000 pounds. Reactions split on his guilt with many noting depositors and directors deserve scrutiny. Voigt will defend himself without counsel at the upcoming hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Voigt
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of
The
Southside
Voigt
Eighteenth Street
Sorg
Heed
Italian Count Prank Confounds Union Station Reporter
A foreigner posing as an Italian count unsettled reporters at Union station. A station aide, mistaking him for a titled guest, approached with questions but the man spoke in broken, comical phrases. The moment of confusion ended when the supposed count revealed the gag and the interview never happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Colored Voters Meet on Indorsement of Political Candidates
The colored citizens of wards six, seven, eight and eleven held a mass meeting at the Franklin street schoolhouse to discuss endorsing candidates. Ajax Jones presided and urged Joseph Marshall and Thomas McMichael for council. Richard Keys condemned nonagreeing clubs. J C Brown was censured. J M Foster spoke on a 5,000 strong colored vote in Allegheny County. The meeting adjourned without endorsing any candidate. Ajax Jones to address the Sixth ward next Thursday. Don Cameron Club to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Ajax Jones
Joseph Marshall
Thomas McMichael
Richard Keys
Don Cameron
J. C. Brown
J.M. Foster
Allegheny County
Sixth Ward
Don Cameron Club
Schenley Estate Sues City Over Water Street Lot Assessment
Attorney RB B Carnahan files a bill in equity for the Schenley estate against Pittsburg city assessors and city officials. Case centers on a single Water Street lot fronting 150 feet with a paint factory, previously leased and later sold to W W Lawrence Co, with disputed tax valuations and ownership notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. B. Carnahan
Schenley Estate
Pittsburg
Denny Estate
W. W. Lawrence & Co
Breed and Edwards
Lawrence
First Ward
Lawrence & Co
Sobersey
King's Children Entertain Friends With Music and Literature
The SONS AND DAUGHTERS association of the Third Presbyterian Church presented a musical and literary program in the chapel last night. Performers included Misses Emma Woelful Clarke McCrickart Gretta Williams Carrie Terrant Lalo Miller Nannie Hammer Lalo and Edna Vogler and Profs King and Bissell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Sons and Daughters’ Association
Third Presbyterian Church
Emma Woelful
Clarke McCrickart
Gretta Williams
Carrie Terrant
Lalo Miller
Nannie Hammer
Lalo
Edna Vogler
Profs. King
Bissell
Building Inspector Delays Opinion on Damaged Dwellings
Building inspector Frank and assistant inspected cyclone damaged structures on Wood and Diamond streets yesterday. They found the buildings very old and will not give an opinion until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Wood
Diamond
That Steeple Will Be Repaired At Southside Church
Southside Presbyterian trustees met to repair the church steeple and beautify each corner with a new turret. The total cost is set at 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Presbyterian Church
Fisticuff Dispute Reports Market Street Showdown
James Hessler and Charles Wheeler mill men reportedly clashed on Market Street near Alleghens amid a long standing grudge. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hessler
Charles Wheeler
Mao Renan
Market Street
Alleghens
Plunger and Parisian Mention In Curious Local Item
Fragmentary notes mention a French connection and a medical practice at 118 Penn Street in Pittsburgh. References to ear, nose, and throat diseases appear alongside odd name phrases and scattered letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.m.haxwa
Penn Street
Pittsburg
Pasisu
New Officers Elected as D A 3 Members Report Strong
The annual session of D A 3 K of L closed with a detective committee to uncover leaks. Laura Powell was unanimously elected Financial Secretary and Doyle announced plans to become a district organizer. The new Executive Board includes O Krueger James Petrie George Pitts J C Bowers D F Waits and A Livingstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Powell
O. Krueger
James Petrie
George F. Pitts
J.C. Bowers
D. F. Waits
A. Livingstone
Worthy Foreman
W. D. McAuliffe
Joseph L. Evans
Michael Lynch
John D. Hughes
Doyle
Oes. Cunningham
John Mery
the Trades Journal
Oss
D. A
Knights of Labor Hold Annual Meeting in New Castle
The Knights of Labor District Assembly in New Castle reported a flourishing condition with rising membership. Officers elected include W. H. Hanna District Master Workman Elmer Beatty District Worthy Foreman W. H. Miller Recording Secretary and P. J. Moore Secretary and Treasurer. several organizers will be assigned to work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Labor
New Castle
Nccet
W. H. Hanna
Elmer Beatty
Sharon
W. H. Miller
Greenville
P. J. Moore
Gompers Circular Urges Eight Hour Day Demand
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor issues a circular to American workers citing the St. Louis Convention decision to enforce eight hours for work eight hours for rest and eight hours for what we will He calls for mass meetings to push the eight hour movement nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Working People of America
St. Louis
Mars
Workers of America
D A 3 Plans Harrisburg Delegation for Labor Bills
D A 3 to send W D McAuliffe to Harrisburg as the Pictsurg delegate to watch upcoming labor bills. General Master Workman Powderly suggested sending a representative. McAuliffe’s succession was adopted and expenses will be borne by D A 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workman Powderly
D. A. Ssendaman
Harrisburg
W.D. McAuliffe
Pictsurg
Windsor Annexation Debate A Local Election Result
A Windsor Canada election focused on local issues not annexation despite American press theories. An annexationist candidate lost while a border resident says voters were not driven by the question. He notes slight border interest while interior opinion opposes joining the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Canada
United States
Representative Lemon Sees Limited liquor Reform Before Referendum
Representative M. B. Lemon returned from Harrisburg and said he does not expect a major revolution in liquor legislation before the constitutional submission. He noted defects in the current law that he would like to see remedied if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Lemon
Harrisburg
Oil Stamp Fire Injures Woman On South Eleventh Street
Margaret Walters was filling an oil stamp at her home on South Eleventh street when the oil exploded. The flames ignited her clothes burning her body face and hands severely as bystanders assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Walters
South Eleventh Street
Debris Must Go After Wreck at Monongahela Wharf
Chief Bigelow ordered contractors and owners to remove rubbish dumped at the Monongahela wharf within 72 hours following the late wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Monongahela
The Wife in Need: Woman Seeks Deserted Husband's Arrest
Mrs Sophia Hal of Spring alley says her husband W A Hall deserted her a year ago. Yesterday she had him arrested on a charge of acception and non support. He was jailed for want of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Hal
Spring Alley
W. A. Hall
The Pony Kicked
An injured youth story fragment mentions a boy on a date in March with unclear names and context. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks full details about event, people, or place.
Detective Pinkerton Describes Aldrich Bunko Scheme
Pinkerton says Aldrich trapped two lawyers and a nursery man in a $10,000 swindle. He cites Detroit reports and Allegheny victims, including J K Lemon, who recalls Aldrich’s Canada capture and vows to prosecute. Lemon estimates Aldrich’s wealth at 50 000 to 60 000 and seeks prison time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Aldrich
Matt Pinkerton
Frank Aldrich
Windsor
Canada
Dispatch
J. K. Lemon
Allegheny
Detroit
Pittsburg
John Kk. Lemon
Fleming Found Guilty In Mercer County Liquor Case
Joseph Fleming, a leading Pittsburg wholesale druggist, was found guilty yesterday in Mercer County Courts of illegal liquor selling and faces sentencing Monday. The jury ruled the sale occurred in Mercer, not Allerheny, as shipments via express COD were sent to towns without liquor licenses. John Finch was convicted on a similar charge with sentence suspended on costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Baird Patterson
Larely
William Reardon
Wishart
W. D. Moore
Grand Jury
J. & Lambie
Bredin
Allegheny Law Association
Rene
Thomas Burns
Hher
Distriet
Porter
J Collier
Doyle
Fred Bells
Burns
Joseph Fleming
Piltsburg
Mercer County
Fleming
Express C
Medard
Mercer
Allerheny
Failty
Able
John Finch
Pittsburg
Coats
Dividing State Funds By Subcommittee Visits Pittsburgh
The Legislative Sub-Committee on Appropriations led by Chairman Fruit arrived from Harrisburg to review funding requests for Western Penitentiary Allegheny General Homeopathic and West Penn Hospitals. The penitentiary seeks 120000 for a new south wing while Allegheny General asks 40000 Homeopathic 60000 and West Penn about 140000. Western Penitentiary was visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Fruit
William T. Marshall
Clay
Harrisburg
Allegheny General
West Penn
Homeopathic
Allegheny General Hospital
Western Penitentiary
Yesteray
Man Charged With Robbing Mill Workers of Tools
Several carpenters at Oliver Bros. and Phillips South Fifteenth street mill reported tool losses. W J Crawford, mill laborer, was arrested by Inspector Stevens after an home search on Southern avenue Mount Washington uncovered about 75 dollars in stolen tools. He will be tried this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
South Fifteenth Street
W. J. Crawford
Stevens
Nee
Southern Avenue
Mount Washington
Three Brass Thieves Kept in Jail After Hearing
Michael Broderick and Richard Murtha faced Magistrate Brokaw after stealing large quantities of brass from Oliver Bros and Phillips on South Fifteenth Street. Both were committed to jail for court. Emerson O Connor posted $1000 bail to await trial as an accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
South Fifteenth Street Mill
Michael Broderick
Richard Murtha
Brokaw
Emerson O'Connor
Hailman Interest Allocated to Poor Relief Society
Mayor McCallin and Presidents Holliday and Ford of Pittsburg Councils led a meeting where commissioners decided the Hailman fund interest for the poor will be given to the Society for the Improvement of the Poor to buy bread and potatoes as directed by the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallin
Holliday and
Ford
Pittsburg
Hailman Fund For
Society For the Improvement of the Poor
Local items condensed from two cities in brief report
Officer Peeres returns to duty after a five week injury. Albert Barry’s foot crushed by a falling iron in Pittsburgh works. Citizens study Pittsburgh charter at City Hall. Ninth ward children plan Washington Birthday entertainment. Homeopathic Hospital receives church donations. Powderly aids Glass Workers union relations. Rev Wilson to discuss Pentateuch revisions. Rev Sunderland to preach in Pittsburgh. Peter Lindner dies in Allentown. Senator Rutan foresees easy bill passage for Allto cities. Select Council to discuss contagious disease death bodies. George Anderson cleared of perjury. held for court. Mrs Suhr aided while stranded in Allegheny. OLeary suspects wagon theft. bail posted. Evangelist Warxles Henry to address temperance group. Edison phonograph sale cited. lawyers could have taken large sum. Funeral for Daniel Cain noted. city’s oldest deceased. George White holds sanity inquest. sister Rose Firger appointed guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artrece
Albert Barry
American Iron Works
Allegheny
City Hall
Pittsburg
Ninth Ward
Washington
Powderly
Window Glass Workers’ Association
R. D. Wilson
J. R. Sunderland
D. D
Rockford,ll
Second Presbyterian Church
Peter Lindner
Knights of Labor
Adams & Co
Allentown
Rutan
Allerbeny
Secon
George Anderson
Gripp
Daniel Cain
Spring Alley
Joupgee White
Aear
Rose Firger
Koepler
Westinghouse Wins Patent Priority Over Edison in Electric Line System
A court decision favors George Westinghouse, Jr. in a dispute over priority for a multiple main conductor system to prevent darkness when a line breaks. Edison had filed later, and the case notes the invention's value for rapid restoration of service in urban electric distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
Charles Terry
Mr. Westinghouse
Patent Office
Mr. Edison
Parallel street railway bill sparks constitutional debate
Local politicians and lawyers question Laferty's bill to curb parallel street railways. They compare its constitutional standing to forbidding snowfalls and rain, doubting the bill's necessity in the wake of Marland's measure affecting traction possession in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafferty
Marland
Philadelph
Pittsurge
Nominees for Allegheny City Hall Posts Stir Rumor Mill
Gossip at City Hall centers on who will head key departments as Allegheny eyes second class city status. Mentioned names include James McAfee, James Crow, William Hunker, and other leaders for Public Welfare and Public Works, with possible chiefs and a police superintendent amid the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
James McAfee
Department of Public Eat
James Crow
William Hunker
Public Works
Public Charities
Kirechief
Henry Hunneshagen
Squire
John R. Murph
Homestead Plans Special Election to Raise $50,000
Homestead Borough Council calls a special election for Tuesday February 19 to obtain citizen consent to increase municipal indebtedness by 50000 to fund street improvements and paving. Strong support for water works may defeat the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Council
Homestead
May Festival Assured by Exposition Subcommittee
A subcommittee of the Exposition Society managers held a meeting with Prof. Carl Retter to discuss the May festival. No definite details were decided, but Retter asserted the festival would be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Exposition Society
John Bindley
D.C. Herbst
W. B. Lupton
Carl Retter
Prof. Retter
Temperance Leaders to Unite in Allegheny Meeting
Prohibition advocates plan a mass meeting at North Avenue M E Church in Allegheny on January 23 to unite temperance organizations behind the constitutional amendment. Wilfrd B Bailey to speak as organizers press ahead with a systematic push for unity among temperance supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avenue M. E
Allegheny
Wilfred B.bailey
Catholic Schoolhouse Plan Sparks Ward One Debate
A proposed Catholic schoolhouse in First ward prompts questions about replacing the public school building now leased to Catholics. Father Sheedy says a site has been purchased but deed transfer remains, while other church and school directors dispute confirmed purchases and acknowledge possible future action to address local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Sheedy
Michael McMahon
Aeay
Pooole
Two Church Dedications in Allegheny Attend Sermons and Addresses
The McClure Avenue Presbyterian Church in Allegheny will dedicate its new house of worship with a 10:30 a.m. sermon by Rev. David S. Kennedy and an address by Rev. James Allison followed by a 7:30 p.m. Sabbath School with remarks by Rev. George T. Purves and others. At Zion Church in High Street Rev. J J Esher of Chicago preaches at 10 a.m. tomorrow and leads dedicatory services at 2:30 p.m. for a new Arlington avenue building in Southside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Avenue Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
W. C. Burchard
David S. Kennedy
First Presbyterian Church
James Allison
D.D
George T. Purves
Henry T. McClelland
J. N. Hays
Whiting
J.J. Esher
Chicago
The
Evangelical Association
Zion Church
High Street
George Goetz
Arlington Avenue
Bouthside
Commerce Committee Urges Voters to Elect Good Officers
The Chamber of Commerce legislation committee met yesterday afternoon to consider J H McKelvys resolution urging selection of good men for Select Councils. A broadened proposal to include the county and anti jury references was discussed, but a new resolution calling attention to the upcoming February municipal election and urging careful choice of officers was approved to be presented next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. H. McKelvy
Herbst
Man Charged With Abduction Of Stubborn Mule
Charles Thornton of Penn avenue posted bail after being charged with stealing a mule from J. K. Ahl’s Pearl street stable. The hearing before Alderman Doughty is set for next Tuesday. The prosecutor said the mule is normally too stubborn to follow anyone, yet Ahl managed to lead it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thornton
Penn Avenue
J. K. Ahl
Alderman Doughty
Ahl
Pearl Street
Bellevue Contractor Frank Woods Missing for Several Days
Anxiety surrounds Frank M. Woods a well known Bellevue contractor reported missing for three or four days. His wife says he sold their home for little, gave her half, and may have headed for Chicago in what is described as a mysterious departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Frank M. Woods
Chicago
Dis orderly conduct arrest on Smithfeld street
Andrew McGregor and Kate Ryan were arrested for dis orderly conduct. McGregor claimed the woman robbed him while pulling her along. She denied the accusation and no money was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McGregor
Kate Ryan
Smithfeld Street
McGregor
Silver Brick Auction Benefit Delayed For Wood Street Disaster
The Silver Brick due from Pueblo for disaster sufferers has not arrived by six o clock last night. The Wirpatch notes specialties and performers like Gisai Tre Wakeman Bartlett Jease Shepperd will boost tomorrow issue. A loud sale of winter clothing proceeds with 100 styles of suits marked from eighteen to twenty five dollars now ten dollars. The P C Co at Grant and Diamond opposite the new Court House promotes a sale at five thirty cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pueblo
Col
Wood Street
Gis 'Ai
Tre Wakeman
Bartlett
Jease Shepperd
Wirpatch
P.C. Co. C
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Ccc
Grant and
Big rise in Thirty-first ward assessments noted
The Board of Assessors finished corrections for the Thirty-first ward with total property valued at 1 19 1,208,571, up 457-10 percent from last year. Notable changes include Jacob Schaeffer Excelsior street up to 17,477 and Brownsville avenue up to 2,981. B J Wolf Maple avenue to 22,782. L Reed Industry street to 0,178. T J Kenney Allen street to 3,068.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
B. J. Wolf
Maple Avenue
J. L. Reed
Industry Street
T. J. Kenney
Allen Street
The Right Sort of Appeal for Exposition Meeting
The Exposition Society issues a personal circular urging citizens to attend the adjourned meeting at City Hall next Tuesday evening. Each attendee should bring friends and help secure subscriptions for loans to finish the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Society
Ohd City Hall
Weldin & Co to Reopen Soon at Diamond Street Store
The J. R. Weldin & Co. building on Wood Street was wrecked by a tornado but the firm plans a quick comeback. Within ten days after the disaster they will open at a new Diamond Street location behind Citizens' National Bank, with a wholesale unit at 131 Second Avenue and access via Gillespie & Co. The firm promises full stock replenishment and a public reopening Monday January 21 with remodeled facilities and added space for books and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Weldin & Co
Wood Street
Diamond Street
Citizens’ National Bank
J. J. Gillespie & Co
Second Avenue
Rough shop sale at half price on Grant and Diamond
A dealer announces today that everything is priced at 50 cents on the dollar at the cor Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
Great auction sale at M. Fire's Allegheny today
Remnant sale advertised for 2 PM and 7 PM at 102 Federal Street Allegheny selling B. & B. silk dress lengths 14 to 18 yards and fall pieces. Sanitarian water cure claims mud baths, steam heat and electricity. auction urged to clear stock. Angostura Bitters promoted for health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boces & Bunt
John S. Marshall
M. D
Green Spring
M. Fire’s
Federal Street
Allegheny
M. Fire's
Prettiest and strongest artificial teeth offered for life
Dr. Charles R. Scott advertises life warranted artificial teeth at 624 Penn Avenue opposite Horne's. He claims the work is unparalleled in the area and invites patients to consult at Scott's Dental offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Horne
Charles
Scott
Charles S. Scott
Accident at Fort Pitt Glass Works Wounds Boy
John McCaffrey, a boy working at Fort Pitt Glass Works, fell on a pile of glass yesterday and cut an artery in his wrist. Dr. Hiett attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCaffrey
Fort Pitt
Hiett
Westinghouse Builds 12 Mile Electric Plant at Portland
Westinghouse Electric Company undertakes a pioneering project at Portland Oregon placing a generating station 12 miles from the lamps in a feat unmatched in Europe or America. Portland water power will supply the electricity via a tie line to the city and distribution lines radiating outward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Company
Portland
Ore
Europe
America
Wool
Westinghouse
Delia Cronin’s Double Trial Sparks Court Confusion
In a Criminal Court session, Delia Cronin faced larceny charges by F. Van Gorder before Judge Slagie. A misassembled jury caused a recess and a second trial before Judge Collier, as juror error disrupted the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Delia Cronin
F. van Gorder
Slagie
Brave Man Joseph Gion Laid to Rest by G A R Comrades
Joseph Gion of Mt. Washington was buried yesterday by Post 215 G A R from St Martin s Catholic Church. The deceased was a member of the Excelsior Brigade and held a Congressional gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gion
Mt. Washington
Post 215
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Congress
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J. E. White
George Shiras
T. D. Carnahan
L. P. Stone
W. S. Wilson
Co. E. Corneline
Falson
W. A. Sipe
Co. S. Fetterman
Russell Exrett
Srief
Colored Voters
Denny
King’s Children
Ronrest
Lhy
K. of L
Knights of Labor of
LABOR
D.A.3
Harriesburg
Lemon
John McDonald
Ena
Tenens Bos
Wes
Pillsburg
Olegal
Hailman
Society For the Im
Peeres
W. B. Mesger
Laferty
N. G
May
Temperance Mose
James Gedden
Alderman Porter
John Fisted
Simon Buchman
J. W. Beatty
James Burke
Bereery
E. F. Acer
Louis Greenburg
Sixth Avenue
Ait Robinson Street
W.H. Hilderbrand
Cambell
Thomas Lloyd
Williams
Youngstown
Martin Gillespie
Chamber
Commerce Committee
Jos. Horve & Co
Peon Avenue
East End
S. Hamilton's
Fifth Avenue
Bocess & Bran
Heard, Biber & Easton
James B. Heard
Sity
Christan
Great
O. A
Renshaw
Liberty
Horne & Lo.s
SEAL
Horne & CO
Texas
People's Store
Campbell & Dick
Wood St
Boces & Brut
Jos. Horne & Co
Tenn Avenue
Boces & Bran
Thomas McKelvey
Panhandle
Sheridan Station
J. C. Risher
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