Promised Resurrection Feared Over Watery Grand Jury Probe
A whispered series of alleged improprieties surrounds a late grand jury that ignored a Watson store theft. Sheriff McCandless defends his office while an information and search warrant reveal goods hidden in the building. Witnesses imply influence on jurors, with future hearings anticipated as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
W. H. Watson
Sixth Street
Alderman McMasters
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Office
McCandless
S. A. Johnston
Sheriff Office
NeCandless
Cmsar
Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Railway Elects New Leader
The annual meeting was held at the office on Liberty and Market streets. A new President John B. Dalzell was elected along with a new Board of Directors Joshua Rhodes J N Davidson C L Magee and J D Nicholson. Commodore Kouitz loses board representation though retains stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Railway Company
Joshua Rhodes
J. N. Davidson
C. L. Magee
J. D. Nicholson
Commodore Kouitz
Marine National Bank Plans New Building
The Marine National Bank at Smithfield street and Third avenue may proceed with a new bank building, a plan considered for three years but not yet finalized. Cashier Macrum noted officers favor a substantial structure and may add business offices if revenue allows, given the 25 foot four inch frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine National Bank
Smithfield Street
Third Avenue
Macrum
Smithfield
Police claim clew in East End robberies linked to Hutchinson case
East End police announce a breakthrough after suspecting a Hutchinson household member in a spree of robberies. They say David Hutchinson reported his son, age 16, had access to the stolen 1517 sum and may have violated the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
David Hutchinson
Carson Street
Hutchinson
Wens
Western University debates gymnasium plan and build choice
Faculty at Western University weighs proposed new building for a gymnasium amid a heated debate over its design and purpose. The discussion centers on restoring student facilities and how the gym would fit with campus needs and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faculty of
Western University
Agreement Signed On South Penn Road Amid Lake Erie Sale Rumors
Trustees of the South Penn road report a new agreement signed by most Pittsburgers with H Frick and XK M Ferguson to sign soon. Vanderbilt participation expected. A $10 million bond issue funds construction, with 20 percent cash, and work to proceed without water in stock or bonds. Meetings of stockholders and trustees may occur in weeks, with leaders like Hostetter Jones and Shiras confirming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Herbert Hostetter
South Penn Road
Hostetter
B. F. Jones
George Shiras
Mr. Jones
Hestetter
Lake Erie
South Penney
Newell
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Thos. M. King
Pittsburg Junction Railroad
Monongahela House
King
Baltimore
Findlay
New York, Mahoning and Western
de Griscom
Mononee House
Woman Found Alive After Rumor of Murder
Bridget Kelley was found in Nasser's stable on South Twelfth Street with a head wound. A police officer also found William Hoffman George Kistner and Joseph Heck with her. The coroner ruled death from alcoholism exposure and debauchery. an inquest found no foul play. Hoffman Kistner and Heck face disorderly conduct hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Kelley
Nasser
South Twelfth Street
William Hoffman
George Kistner
Joseph Heck
Twenty-eighth Ward
Sk Yl
Hoffman
Kistmer
Heck
Brokaw
Old Soldiers in Public Offices Bill Up for State Action
An evening meeting in Common Council chamber approved resolutions demanding passage of the pending State bill on employing old soldiers in public offices. John A Reed left for Harrisburg to push the measure before the House, while Reed and A P Barchfield prepare to present before the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
John A. Reed
Harrisburg
House
Seo John A. Reed
A. P. Barchfield
Senate
Arrest Warns Fugitive Carter Kaufman Held for Murder
Constable Barclay asserts Carter Kaufman matches the Richmond Va murder suspect description. Kaufman was seized in Sheridan where he worked, a knife found in his room allegedly matches the murder weapon. Bail set at $2000 with a preliminary hearing scheduled for Saturday. The accused appears intelligent and proclaims knowledge of the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay
Carter Kaufman
Richmond
Kaufman
Sheridan
Priest Baptized by Immersion After Career in Newspapers
A telegram from Marlboro Mass reports Father J P Daly a Roman Catholic priest was baptized in a Baptist church last night. Daly formerly worked on Pittsburg newspapers and later edited the Fifteenth Amendment in Buffalo. He married a Methodist woman and chose immersion baptism as crowds gathered outside the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
J.P. Daly
Daly
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Wagner Seeks Support in Harrisburg for Boiler License Bill
Councilman O A Wagner traveled to Harrisburg to champion a bill licensing static engineers. The measure requires engineer examinations and boiler inspections to prevent incompetent men from operating engines and is expected to pass in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Harrisburg
O. A. Wagner
Henemon
Canton Councilmen Seek Street Improvement Facts
Joseph Dick William Volkmann M J Rogan and G A Fries members of the Canton Ohio city council are in the city to gather information on street improvements Canton plans to spend about 200000 on streets this year and has sent the commission to visit other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dick
William Volkmann
M. J. Rogan
G. A. Fries
Canton
Suit Filed Over Theft of Waste From Freight Journals
Special detective A. Scheffler of the P R entered suit yesterday before Squire Dougherty against John Coran and Edward O Shea for larceny of a lot of waste from freight car journals. The defendants were arrested and held for a hearing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Scheffler
P.R. R
Squire Dougherty
John Coran
Edward O'Shea
Harrisburg trip of Braddock men named in report
Messrs George Bhiras Fred Edwards of Braddock James Bolger James Richards and Robert Berry left for Harrisburg last evening to attend to their duties at the State capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburgs
George ‘Bhiras
Fred Edwards
Braddock
James Bolger
James Richards
Robert Berry
Harrisburg
Miners resist coke works shutdown at Vesuvius Tron site
Plans by John Moorhead owner of the Vesuvius Tron Works Sharpsburg to remodel furnaces and switch to coal gas prompt eviction of tenement occupants and construction of a new puddling department. The overhaul aims to boost daily output to about 140 tons while reducing gas costs despite rising natural gas charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moorhead
Vesuvius Tron
Sharpsburg
Philadelphia Natural Gas Company
West Penn
Natural
Moorhead
Millions For Pittsburg Shoppers Fill Glassware Market
The rotunda of the Monongahela House hosts about 25 national jobbers visiting Pittsburg to place orders with local manufacturers for the coming year. January glassware purchases total several million dollars as eastern houses and western southern jobbers meet shopkeepers to secure stocks. Buyers prefer viewing actual wares in Pittsburg over drums with photos, while some object to choosing from photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
United States
Pittsburg
Connellsville Coke Works to Shut Down Two Days
Most coke works in the Connellsville region plan further supply cuts this week with two day shutdowns except Frick Company. The industry had previously shut down one day per firm weekly but relief was limited. Operators attribute weak market conditions to a post period of heavy activity in November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Frick Company
Eact
Annual Examination for Coal Mine Bosses Under Way
The Seventh bituminous district including Allegheny Washington Fayette Westmore Butler counties holds its annual certificate exam in Labor Hall. About 75 applicants attended yesterday. The three to four day test, conducted by Joseph Blake August Steiner and Robert Hartley, covers all practical mining topics. Only practical miners can receive certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Washington, Fayette, Westmoreand
Butler Counties
Joseph Blake
August Steiner
Robert Hartley
Knights of Labor Local Denies Mass Loss Among Members
An officer of the L. A. 1630 Knights of Labor printers says the local is not losing half its members. In the past month idling is under one eleventh of the total, near 240 to 250. Some attrition stems from death benefit assessments, others from members moving away, while new printers in town have not yet joined the Knights though they belong to Typographical Union No. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Knights of Labor
Furnaces Close at Laughlin Co. Mill in Soho
Two of Laughlin & Co. blast furnaces at Soho were blown out of blast as lining failed. The accident halts work at the mill for about ten days until the furnaces are relined after cooling. one furnace remains in operation and a new one is not yet finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin & Co
Soho
Coal Miners Reject Reduction in Monongahela Valley
Miners along the Monongahela river refused a cent per bushel wage cut and plan a shutdown until spring. Operators at Wood & Co and others proposed 214 to 2 1/4 cents with district variations, while miners foresee annual earnings near 1000 dollars for many and aim to keep 21 1/2 cents per bushel in key pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela River
Wood & Co
Risher & Co
John Conway
Upper Wood's Run
Kanawha
Monongahela Valley
A New Spike Mill Erected by Dilworth Porter & Co
Dilworth Porter & Co have let a contract to build a one story iron clad spike mill 48 by 150 feet on the river bank between South Fourth and Fifth streets. The building costs 2200 dollars and aims to accommodate growing business. Additional spike machines will be installed and more jobs created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilworth, Porter & Co
South Fourth
Fifth Streets
Death of John Evans Expects Loss Felt in City
An elderly citizen, John Evans, formerly of Evans Dalzell and Co, lies gravely ill after a long illness. Once head of the firm, he was revered for his paternal care of workers and his kindness to all in the city, with Oakland avenue long associated with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Evans, Dalzell & Co
Evans
Oakland Avenue
Aras
Ammon Denies Stock Purchase Linked to Pittsburg Syndicate
A Coshocton correspondent reports Squire Ammon bought 1,263 Panhandle Railroad shares for a Pittsburg syndicate. Ammon denies the claim saying he was in Coshocton to establish an axisey to Moe Insurance and that he never bought stocks nor did he operate in a partnership or syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Coshocton
Squire Ammon
Pittsburg
Squire
Moe Insurance Company
Crowded Exposition Society Meeting Planned in Old City Hall
A large turnout is anticipated for an Exposition Society meeting at Old City Hall tonight after three prior meetings by Exposition Directors and one by the May Festival Committee. Speakers include Colonel Bayne Judge White and Major W C Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Society
Old City Hall
Bayne
Judge White
W. C. Moreland
Allegheny City Plans Fines for Track Interference
Patrol wagon drivers seek 50 dollar penalties for violations of a law urging teams to clear the track. Excludes United States mail wagons fire department vehicles and hospital ambulances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny City
Police Committee
United States Mail
Honeymoon Intercepted Over Unpaid Suit Theft Charge
A Hebrew man named Harry Newman was arrested for larceny after a tailor named Herman Moses claimed Newman wore a new suit to his wedding and refused to pay. Moses says the suit was not paid for and Newman will have a chance to explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newman
Herman Moses
Moses
Newman
Maud Standway Arrested for Malicious Mischief on Liberty Street
Maud Standway was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by Alderman Porter for malicious mischief. Prosecutor Louis Brand alleges she smashed windows at his house on Liberty Street. A burst plate-glass window at Peter Young's Wood Street store is linked to the cold weather, with about $1 loss reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Standway
Alderman Porter
Louis Brand
Liberty Street
Peter Young
Wood Street
Lass
Sui le
Unknown man found dead near coal tunnel entrance
An unidentified man was found dead near the entrance of a coal tunnel in Shaler's ville Thirty-fifth ward last evening. Officials say heart disease caused the death. He worked as a puddler at Painter's mill and lived in the Thirty-fifth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalersville
Thirty-fifth Ward
Painter's Mill
Toboggan Slide Draws Large Crowd at Recreation Park
Nearly 500 people enjoyed the Toboggan Slide at Recreation Park yesterday. The run was reported in first class condition and as fast as greased lightning, providing a lively afternoon and evening of fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Prohibition Meeting Highlights Funds and Debate in Allegheny
The Temperance Convention in Moorhead building featured talks on Constitutional amendment and a practical funding plan. President Hershberger led a fundraising drive, collections surpassing seven hundred dollars, while debates over tactics and assembly of committees continued among Prohibition members and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Hershberger
Moorhead
T. P. Hershberger
West End
Matchett
Ministers Endorse Reform Move At Association Meeting
The Ministerial Association at its general meeting strongly endorsed the reform movement in response to a constitutional amendment circular. The Methodist Presbyterian and United Presbyterian groups each appointed two representatives to a committee that will meet next Monday afternoon on Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial
Great Movement For Reform
Methodist, Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Associations
Ninth Street
City districting meeting for constitutional amendment action
A joint mass meeting of the Constitutional Amendment Association and the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held at Fourth U. P. Church in Allegheny on Monday evening January 28. The event aims to district the city and appoint petition circulators for constitutional amendment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutional Amendment Association
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Fourth
U. P
Allegheny
Omaha Bishop O Connor attends wedding anniversary
Bishop O Connor of Omaha and brother of Pittsburgh's first bishop traveled east then home after officiating a Philadelphia wedding for a wealthy lady. He has served Omaha for 12 years as five bishops now oversee his former territory. Father Wall joined him briefly at Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Connor
Omaha
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
O'Connor
Father Wall
Union Depot
Judge Jones Heads East to Back Constitutional Amendment
Hon. J BR Jones departed on the Eastern express for Harrisburg to vote on the constitutional amendment measure. He stated that he and all Republican representatives would support submitting the question to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Jones
Eastern Express
Harrisburg
Charity Fair and Bazaar Opens at Coliseum
The Charity Fair and Bazaar of Post 128 G A B opened at the Coliseum on Federal Street last night and will run for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 128
Coliseum
Federal Street
British Americans form new lodge in Lawrenceville
National officers organize Branch No 15 of the British American Association at the Lawrence Bank building with 57 charter members. William Williams delivers the principal address urging naturalization of 2,000,000 British-born residents to secure suffrage and good government while elected officers include Harry Kay as President and John Kenworthy as Delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
James Deil
J. Henry Williams
Philadelphia
Lawrence Bank
Williams
William Thompson
St. James Episcopal Church
Harry Kay
John Kenworthy
A. W. Stewart
William Gladhill
HK. Hyslop
National Association
Fatal Prank Turns Deadly at Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
January 21 report from Erte says John McQuinlan of Philadelphia pulled a chair from under Lewis Baichler of Mahoney City during dinner. Baichler was fatally injured by a burst blood vessel, dying at the scene. McQuinlan surrendered and awaits grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erte
John McQuinlan
Philadelphia
Lewis Baichler
Mahoney City
MacQuinlan
Pittsburg Junction R R Board Repor ts Net Earnings
At the Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company annual meeting the year’s receipts show freight 195255.72 and passengers plus miscellaneous 36077.42 with operating expenses 48675.66 yielding net earnings 152637.48. The January 1 net surplus stood at 4640.59 and 96774 loaded cars hauled. election named T M King as president and a slate of directors including J W Chalfant C B Herron James Callery Jacob Painter Jr Reuben Miller William Metcalf W L Vankirk William Vankirk A Painter C L Fitzhugh Charles F Mayer and F Frick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company
T. M. King
J. W. Chalfant
C. B. Herron
James Callery
Jacob Painter, Jr
Reuben Miller
William Metcalf
W. L. Vankirk
William Vankirk
A. Painter
C. L Fitzhugh
Charles F. Mayer
F. Frick
Junk shop keeper arrested for receiving stolen goods
Joseph Goldberg, a junk shop keeper, was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen goods after a police raid found a large quantity of pipe brass valves stopcocks and brass fixtures. He is held on $1000 bail pending court. James Lyons, arrested last Saturday for stealing pipe and water fixtures from two vacant houses on Fifth Avenue, is involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Goldberg
James Lyons
Fifth Avenue
Goldberg
Lemon to Testify in Canada Against Bankeer
Lemon, the man robbed of $10,000 on Pearl Street Allegheny during the County Centennial, will today sail to Canada to testify against Aldrich the suspect arrested there for the theft. John Drodey and William O'Hern were arrested by Officer Rhall of the Pittsburg and Western Railroad for stealing scrap iron and castings from mill yards along the Allegheny River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon
Pearl Street
Allegheny
Canada
Aldrich
Lemnon
John Drodey
William O'Hern
Rhall
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Allegheny River
Allegheny Men Arrested for Suspected Counterfeiting
Charles Fry and Albert Bingman of Allegheny were arrested last night by Detective Eichenlaub on suspicion of passing a counterfeit silver dollar on an East Street storekeeper a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fry
Albert Bingman
Allegheny
Eichenlaub
East Street
Patrick McClellan Detained After Coat Dispute
Police detained Patrick McClellan at Central Station after an officer questioned the coat in his possession and his claimed ownership. The incident prompted an examination to verify title to the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McClellan
Robert Denniston
Patrick
Local items recount incidents in two cities
A仿misc daily digest notes G A R Post 128 fair opening on the 9th, a theft at A Trautman’s cigar factory with 1700 tabies valued at 17 dollars, and the Tippecanoe Club bar masque invite for next Friday. Other items include relief aid from Wood Street disaster, injuries at Oliver Bros. and Phillips, a fractured ankle, and various municipal matters plus neighborhood notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post 128
A. Trautman
Tippecanoe Club
Beepford School
Wood Street
Will the Newsies Get It Grand Benefit May Not Materialize
Harry Venn collected nearly 200 from ticket sales for a Pittsburg Newsboys Home benefit at the Grand Central Rink to feature talents from New York. Extra $100 for artist fares remains unsettled, causing doubts the concert will occur. Home officials disavow knowledge of or responsibility for the event and warn friends not to buy tickets under a misapprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prima Doone
Harry Venn
Pittsburg
New York
Mme
Theresa Herbert
Paul Kalich
Levy
Cornetist
T. DeWitt Talmage
Newsboys
Grand Central Rink
Kerr
Hazlett and
Keenan
Druitt
Allegheny Delegation Heads to Harrisburg on Education Bills
A committee of Allegheny Councilmen and citizens led by Captain Martin and including John A. Stevenson James Hunter Samuel Watson John Francis Jr City Solicitor Elphinstone departed for Harrisburg. Richard Scandrett and Prof. Dodds accompany to advocate educational bills including lifting the $100,000 high school building fund limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Martin
John A. Stevenson
James Hunter
Samuel Watson
John Francis, Jr
Elphinstone
Richard Scandrett
Dodds
Allegheny High School
Washington Centennial Arrangements Advance by Committee
Washingtons centennial committee met to plan services for April 30 with ministers. G E Keppel named Press Agent and subcommittees formed to coordinate official bodies and associations. A petition to Legislature seeks public holiday status. Senator Ingalls invited as orator. Governor Beaver and state officials, plus all western congressmen, to be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. E. Keppel
Ingalls
Beaver
Harrisburg
Hamilton's piano sale clears stock with low prices
Hamilton's salesrooms at Fifth avenue stage a February stock clearout. Decker Bros Knabe Fischer Estey Story and Clarke pianos and other squares such as Steinway Bradbury Chickering are on sale with same courteous service for any price. Purchasers of a $20 organ receive the same attention as a $590 piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Decker Bros
Knabe
Fischer
Estey and
Story and
Clarke
Steinway
Bradbury
Chickering
Hamiltoy
Fifth Avenue
Wanted a Thorough Plumber and Gas-fitter With Experience
A long job notice seeks a highly experienced plumber and gas-fitter for 16 years in city service and four years in a major city. Excludes Plumbers' Association members as the applicant is non union. Address X Dispatch office. Also ads for clothing and goods from Busy Bee Hive and other merchants with heavy price reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbers’ Association
New York Delegation Reviews Westinghouse Electric Works
A 13 member New York delegation led by G M Coit and Hugh Bonner inspected Westinghouse facilities in Pittsburgh. They favor the alternating current and urged the Board of Underwriters to modify rules to allow its use in New York. The visit included tours of the factory and Allegheny County Light Company and concluded with praise for Pittsburgh electrical systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pillsburg
Westinghouse Electric Company
G. M. Coit
Board of Underwriters of
Hugh Bonner
New York Fire Department
J. Elliott Smith
Mr. Westinghouse
Board of Underwriters
New York City
Garrison Alley
Allegheny County Light Company
Pittsburg
New York Electricians Inspect Pittsburg Fire Dept
Professor William Smith of the New York Fire Department leads 15 electricians en route to Chicago to inspect Pittsburg fire crews. They favor underground wires and are using them in New York where alarm boxes supply ablia institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
New York Fire Department
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Ablia
Ladies Winter Wraps Sale at the Cloak Room
Our Ladies offer Ulsters Raglans Newmarkets and Peasant Cloaks at bargain prices. Items include Raglans Ulsters Newmarkets priced at 10 pounds each and Peasant Cloaks at 10 dollars each. Stock must be sold this week with sealed plush coats jackets wraps and more also reduced.
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M'Candless
The
Manchester Railway Company
Bridget
Vesuvius
LABOR
Printers Save Things
Harmonicon
Oakland
Ammon
William Price
Liquor Po
Broadax” Smith
Broadaxe
Smith
Becky
Sall
J. A. McConnell
Mr. Gillfillan
J. Swager
Mr. Smith
J. B. Turner
Hersberger
Messrs
W. W. Grier
H. L. Castle
Mrs. Bryce
Messrs. Munden
Melhorn
A. A. Stevens
Pennsylvania
Lemuel Dickey
Louisville
A. H. Stephens
Erie Soldiers’ Home
Ispeqal Telegua
the Dispatch
Pittsburg Junction
Short Line Railroad
William Trung
Sharpsville Railroad
Sharpsville
Epwakp Crrr
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Heri
James Brennan
Rey
Republican Executive Committee
Twenty Eighth Ward
City Board of Assessors
Allegheny School
Areps
Fourth Ward
Chinese Village Company
Union Station
Pittsburg Traction Com
Henry Fettering
Kr Te Jal
Brown
Italy
Charles Corcoran
Will
Newsies
Allegheny High School Building Fund
Washington Committee
Gretchen
Liberty
Ulster
Eaglan
Jos. Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Huevus & Hackz. US
Whitmyre & Co
Marvin
Heard, Biber & Easton
James B. Heard
Sity
Market Street
New York Electricians
Pittssburg Fire Department
Horne & CO
Newmarkets
Olsters
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