Volunteers Leaving Johnstown in Droves, War-Torn Town Warned
June 7 Johnstown. Hartman of Hartman Steel Works warns volunteers will withdraw within a week. He urges field tracks and boxcars for housing, criticizes tents, cites disease risk from no sewerage, and predicts a sweeping clean up and possible torching of rubbish to prevent greater harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Hartman
Hartman Steel Works
Beaver
Flinn
Patton
Kernville
Simpson
Men Without Hearts in Johnstown Real Estate Turmoil
The writer laments heartless real estate speculators taking advantage of survivors after a disaster. Many residents fear losing homes for a song while others debate leaving for safety or financial gain. A.J. Haws is named among those resisting relocation as the dilemma deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorsstrong
Jone
Timnon
Johnstown
Chicago
A.J. Haws
Eman
Connelly
Wretched Homeless Crowd Around Wrecked Brezing Homes
Report from JowxstTows on June 7 describes a cold rain driving homeless people from tents near the Brezing wreck. Without shelter they gather around fires as volunteers provide debris-fed scraps, while many shiver in the damp cold and suffer in dire poverty.
Famous nurse arrives with 75 to aid sufferers
A famous nurse Mrs Jerome travels with 75 others to assist sufferers, arriving as Director J B Boot writes orders on the Pittsburg train. She is described as capable and deeply devoted to relief work, having served since 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouxsrows
Pittsburg
J. B.boot
Hic
Jerome
Fellow Cross
New Terk
Zalo We Jn
Rigid Sanitary Rules Enforced by Police and Doctors
Jamestown reports rigid sanitary measures by the state health board. A sanitary corps disinfects, burns carcasses, and visits homes to count the sick, with rapid actions across towns and camps. Units from Pittsburg and Degheny coordinate disinfectant shipments, burial duties, and waste disposal to curb disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrom
Jamestown
Sanitary Corps
State Board of Health
Hastings
Goff
Woodvale
Prospect Hill
Ehere
Ors
Ppart
Degheny
Bernville
Bureau of Health of
Pittsburg
Thomas Ot
Mobwigan
Massive Juniata floods leave towns wrecked and rails ruined
Floods in the Juniata Valley devastate 8 dwellings and 32 bridges with damages surpassing $1,000,000. Lewistown, Orbisonia, and Mount Union suffer major losses as rails, mills, and factories are destroyed. Relief is scarce, and commerce falters while travel gradually resumes on select lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hestirxapos
Juniata Valley
Lewistown
Mifflin County
Orbison
Mount the
State Reforma
Huntingdons
Broad Top
Bat
Joeyesi
Ohio
Cumber- T
Pennsylvania
Hundreds of Workers Sought to Speed Johnstown Debris Cleanup
A secret meeting of the Johnstown Relief Corps Finance Committee urged rapid recruitment to clear debris from the river and prevent pestilence. They noted Governor Foraker’s offer to send 2,000 laborers and warned of slow progress if new help does not arrive by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rfrom
Jornstowr
Johnstown Relief Corps
First National Bank
Cyrus Bilder Se Peseeimnee Ees
Cleari
William Flinn
Eider
Foraker
Johnstown
Conemauch
Comrenuy
Pontoon Bridge Under Construction Between Johnstown and Kernville
Government bridge builders begin a pontoon crossing over Btony creek linking Johnstown to Kernville. Work starts at 9 PM and continues overnight with engineers from Willet's Point and West Point guiding the effort. Debris and disaster expectations loom as crews work amid rising flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Kernville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willet's Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Point
Battalion of Engineers
Bergland
Biddle
West
Kernville Owl
Kain Beran
Union Legion Aids Flood Relief Effort Arrives
General A L Pearson Colonel Gallupe and Dr Seip of the Union Veteran Legion arrived to assist flood relief with 1000 dollars. A new supply station will replace the old depot to load goods from the Baltimore and Ohio for distribution to sub stations across flooded districts. Each station will be run by a three citizen committee to ensure aid reaches survivors and limit fraudulent applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonxston
A.L. Pearson
Gallupe
Seip
Union Veteran Legion
Pearson
Steneph
Baltimore and Ohio
Sequel to a tragedy found in debris near Merchant's Hotel
A two-proof pair of cabinet-size negatives, a man and a woman, were recovered among ruins near Merchant's Hotel. The prints lay within two feet of each other and were identified as photographs of a couple. the husband was soon found. The incident relates to the presumed killer in the DeKnight case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istacial T
Jonx
Jane
Merchant's Hotel
Oan
DeKnight
National Aid Sought for Johnstown Flood Recovery
Adjutant General Hastings appeals to Washington for government aid to clear wreckage from Johnstown and surrounding valleys. He warns of hundreds or thousands of corpses, drifting debris, and health hazards including diphtheria. He cites slow progress, uncoordinated relief groups, and urges immediate action to prevent a broader tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonestowx
Jones
Hastings
Washington
Johnstown
Nny
Johstown
Conemaugh
Oe Orton
Morrellville Relief Efforts Intensify Amid Need for Shoes
June 7 report from Cambria county details Morrellville’s severe destitution with refugees occupying four rooms and clothing scarce. Pittsburg Relief led by Americas Club conducts a house to house canvass. James Kerr notes shoes as the urgent need, while some donated pairs lack mates. James Walker objects to early relief-council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JouNstrows
Morrellville
Cambria
Pittsburg
Americas Club
Johnstown
James Kerr
Relief Committee
James Walker
Fonones
Walker
Borough of Relief
Lock Haven Seeks Outside Aid After Flood
Lock Haven battles flood devastation with two feet of mud and wreckage. Lt. Gov. Stone returns and urges Governor Beaver to dispatch prompt relief. Relief committees from Philadelphia Scranton and Bellefonte arrive seeking supplies. Disinfectants requested as health officials race to prevent an epidemic. Three carloads of VISIONS reach the city aiding 20 families while about 600 remain to be cared for. Transportation connections reopen as Montgomery trains resume by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Stone
Beaver
Philadelphia
Scranton
Bellefonte
Agor
Board of Health
Maver
Susquehanna
Keating
Erie
Pittsburg
Allerbeny Valley
Montgomery
Charity Fraud at Relief Stations Sparks Anger in Jonsstons
A correspondent reports a flood relief scam where a man posed as a hungry petitioner seeking bread and ham at multiple relief stations. He fled when challenged, while soldiers hunted the impostor, and others allegedly used the crisis to profit from aid seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsstons
Andergrift
Americas
Kaime
Delayed Passengers Depart Westward From Altoona
Nineteen travelers leave Altoona by circuitous routes as eighteen west bound passengers start the journey this morning. Some head for Ebensburg Indiana and South Fork before the party walks to Johnstown. Names listed include B Keim Reading Pa Mrs Nelson Pa Miss A C Bowen Washington DC Mrs P W Fleming Franke Pa Hermann Philadelphia George Mountville Pa Mrs Wm Crummies Samuel Culp Carlisle Pa Miss BR C Washington Ellen Neff Springfield J M Darnell and wife Tom S Jackson and O M Peiri and wife Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Ebensburg
Indiana
South Fork
Johnstown
B. Keim
Reading
Nelson Pa
A. C. Bowen
Washington
D.C
J. M. Darnell
D. Jackson
M. Peiri
Washington, D.C
Two Heps Die Yet Twenty Survivors From the Order Arrive
A brief item reports that only two Heps perished while twenty members of the Order survive. A meeting was held to assist the remaining riders. Twenty were sent to Pittsburg for care and support, with plans for their welfare underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PROM
Corres Jomns Trows
Sopea
Dr. L. I
W. C. Beam
Pittsburg
Wlion
McoSwieax
Eight maimed arrive in city from Johns Town
About eight people were maimed when a bus carried a group from Johns town into the city around 8 this morning. The Mercy and Homeo- Peeti Geiwat funds were directed to Second Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Mercy, Homeo- Peeti Geiwat Seeen
Second Presbyterian Church
A Fish Story in Seam and Sand
The fragment mentions W Lightner and Pamearon with Lattad Biles Fuk Commraion, suggesting a coastal tale. Details are sparse, but the notes hint at a local fish story framed by community figures and an unnamed commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa
Se Rare Atch
W. Lightner
Pamearon
Permanent Cleanup for Johnstown Debris Costs Billions
Contractor Flinn argues current debris clearance is wasteful and temporary. He estimates 9 million dollars are needed for a permanent rebuild, urges an immediate contract, and threatens to withdraw his crew within a week if a permanent plan isn’t adopted. Superintendent Patton supports his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnerons
Flinn
Johnstown
Heroic Hospital Workers Help Diphtheria Typhoid Patients
In JonesTown on June 7 the Red Cross Society led by Clara Barton mobilized 27 volunteers including Dr J W ONeill and nurse Gilbert H Prindie to operate a field hospital near Kernville. The relief effort uses two hospital cars as quarters and appeals for further assistance from local firms and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JonesTown
Red Cros Society
Clara Barton
National Board of Charity
J. W. O'Neill
Pennsylvania Regiment
Corps of Physicians
Gilbert H. Prindie
Plymouth Hospital
Kernville
Adams Express Company
Pittsburg
The
Socs
Hed Cross Organization
KANE
Calf hanged during flood as stable overturns near Vine and Union
Sanitary Inspector G A Sander uncovers a flood time scene with a calf suspended by the neck after a stable toppled. He finds clothing saturated with water in a Bedford street house and notes cremated animals. He discovers three men’ s bodies and a $50 check to Edward Martin of Baltimore in a Merchant’s Hotel cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourstrows
G. A. Sander
Vine
Union Streets
Dr. Russell
State Board
Pee
Bedford Street
Hppa
Hornersville
Merchant's
Edward Martin
Baltimore
McBowIiegan
Morgue reassessment noted in Jones Town report
Dr Carrington of the U S Surgeon’s office toured morgues with clergymen. He reported Kornville's morgue closed for poor suitability and moved bodies to Fourth Ward Schmelmbouss. The Presbyterian Church morgue near Market Street was filthy and muddy. Laborers began cleaning. Pennsylvania Railroad morgue cited as needing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coro
Uent
JonesTown
Carrington
United States
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Marine Corps
Washington
Kornville
Fourth Ward
Schmelbouss
Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Éame End
Pennsylvania Trailroad
Alle Ee Oliver
Expec
Ease H
West Philadelaie Ke
Missing partner’s death linked to flooded Pennsylvanian depot journey
In Jeaestown June 7 Mr James A Hayes of Philadelphia reports his missing partner Murray attempted to reach the Pennsylvania Railroad depot by omnibus but encountered high water and perished. A search found Murray’s valise and clues suggesting tragedy tied to the flooded area near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooenstown
James A. Hayes
Philadelphia
Murray
Pennsylvania Railroad
Matray
Pneumonia Cases Alarm Prospect Hill Community
A staff correspondent reports 42 pneumonia cases on Prospect Hill amid warnings of potential epidemic. Dr. Goff and Dr. Sweet fear contagion and urge caution as illness spreads, with hospital crowding and heat worsening conditions and even drastic measures discussed to stop an outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Jonxstown
Goff
Corm
State Board of Health
Millville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hastings
Sweet
Philadelph
Dispatch
Press Hill
Labor push at Rand mine site expands work force
Johnstown dispatch reports Sidney H. Totten named head of the accounting department as 700 laborers and 900 police plus 90 messengers report for Rand work. Workers to be paid weekly. Booth Flinn and other contractors reorganize crews while Jas D Duncan supervises paid labor. Captain Richard Brophy hosts a $20 000 gold pillow fund for Johnstown Steel Company payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brophy
Ifrom
Johnstown
Sidney H. Totten
Pittsburg
Booth & Fiinn
Beaver Falls
Braldock
Ottronport
Joseph H. Wilson
Jas. D. Duncan
Booth & Flinn
Richard Brophy
Johnstown Steel Company
E. C
Brophy
Wigan
Nothing but dirt and failed safety at Conemaugh Dam
A special dispatch report argues the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club failed to prove the waste gates at the dam were open. It contends the gates had been kept closed since the lake was leased, denying relief as the water level rose toward the dam top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
South Fork
Conemaugh Valley
Pittsburg
Sun
Heme
Arnle
Conemaugh Lake
Floods Devastate South Branch Valley Towns In West Virginia
Advices report South Branch Valley floods after heavy rains cause a torrent in the Potomac watershed. The valley spans wide areas with many farms along the stream inundated, Moreli town flooded, residents flee to the hills, and communications remain cut. Loss of life not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
South Branch
Potomac River
West Virginia
Moreli
Bread Shortage Strains 5000 Workmen in Jonas Town
Superintendent Patton of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad declares reports of rotting bread false while 5000 hungry workers in Jonas Town wait for loaves. Only 200 loaves available despite efforts by the penitentiary workhouse and local bakers, with flour plentiful but baking unable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Town
Patton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Helay
Marvin
Penn Avenus
Kernville
Scott
McCrvery
Pittsburg Relief Committee
Leah Palsy
Wales
Those Two Floods Tie Through Common Source
Special telegram from Blairsville notes eastern and western floods in the state both arose from the same source the Conemaugh river. The stream begins on the Allegheny slope and, separated by a narrow ridge, feeds a Susquehanna branch. Floods last week stunned many communities and disrupted business across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Conemaugh
Albanies
Cmrin
Robbery of Van Dusen Family Sparks Family Feud
A Chicago man named Charles Perkins posing as a brother-in-law shopped for clothing at Ewer & Philips on Fifth Avenue. Van Dusen, chief assistant general passenger agent for the Pennsylvania Company, accuses Perkins of house robbery and theft from his daughter. Perkins, detained at Central Station, threatens suicide and faced charges as authorities pursue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewer & Philips
Fifth Avenue
F. van Dusen
Pennsylvania Company
Panhandle Lines
Mr. Philips
Mr. van Dusen
Van
Central Station
Charles Perkins
Chicago
van Dusen
Perkins
Arc Perkins
Cincinnati
John Bateman
Williams
City
Lfs Life
Mr. Bateman
Albemarle
Charles Nelson
David Aiken Dead Ex-Councilman and Fire Commissioner
David Aiken Jr. died this morning at his Amberson Ellsworth residence. He was a prominent Pittsburg businessman and public figure, formerly on the city council during East End improvements and two terms as Fire Commission president. He was about to reach his eightieth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Aiken, Jr
Amberson
Ellsworth Avenue
East End
Fire Commission
Aiken
Pittsburg
London Papers View of Johnstown and Seattle Disasters
The Times comments on the Johnstown flood and Seattle fire, noting shared sorrow between Americans and Britons and urging continued sympathy and support from Britain. It suggests the disasters reveal the need for vigilant humanitarian response as nature tests civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnox
the Times
Johnstown
Seattle
Stole a starving horse in June theft case report
A local man described as the meanest colored person in the city fled by horse to Altoona after stealing a valuable bore belonging to William Sickner. The horse had belonged to Frank Benford of the Hurl Burt House and had nearly starved before the theft. A Masonic Relief Committee was organized to aid distressed Freemasons and families, with remittances requested to be sent to Colonel John P. Linton in New York or Pittsburg drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Jousstons
Associated Press
New York
Pittsburg
John P. Linton
William F. Meyer
William A. Donaldson
Tragic double drowning near Lincoln street shocks town
In Town on June 7 a tragic scene unfolded as the bodies of Rev. Alonzo P. Diller his wife and child were found in the river near Lincoln street. The rector of the Episcopal Church was last seen at his second story window with his child and wife in a death embrace drawing tears from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo P. Diller
Lincoln Street
Diller
Episcopal Church
McSwigax
Young Alleghenian Hangs Self in Wardrobe Room
W H Wynkoop aged about 26, son of a well known druggist on Federal Street Allegheny, died by self inflicted hanging at his Perrynville avenue home. He had long suffered illness and melancholia. Coroner held an inquest and returned a verdict according to the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wynkoop
Federal Street
Montgomery Avenue
Allegheny
Perrynville Avenue
Youss
Emery Dust On His Brain At Coroner Inquest
Inquest into Robert Wiggins’ death at the work house reveals his drunken actions were due to emery dust locked in his brain from the Willey’s pi mill explosion. Liquor worsened the head injury and contributed to convulsions leading to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wiggins
Pearson
Willey
Sightseeing vs Relief In Johnstown June Report
Staff correspondent reports volunteer relief committees reacting to disaster scenes with some fleeing upon arrival. Beattdale commander 8. C. Stevenson notes men left for home when tasked with aid. He says if present they would stay to assist in arduous relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
C. Stevenson
Beattdale
Karne
Church Services In Open Air Planned Across City
Proma staff correspondent reports in Jahnstown that notices will be posted citywide inviting residents to gather for multiple religious meetings Sunday morning. The texts indicate unsteady church conditions and outdoor assemblies as churches remain closed or limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PROMA
JahnsTowns
Mystery death probe links Dr William Bryan and Miss Tobin
Dr William Bryan, engaged to Miss Mary E Tobin, faces New York investigators as coroner records show a chamois bag linked to Miss Tobins ribbon and money. A letter found in Tobins trunk mentions a sister and a memorandum notes a settlement with Dr Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Bryan
Mary E. Tobin
Nes
Hughes
Roseban
Bryan
Frookiin Pa
Miss Tobin
The Right Man for the Work
General Superintendent Holbrook of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie arrived at Jonxstown with nine experienced railroad wreckers. He was joined by Purchasing Agent Roddy Evane Trainmaster Vohe Chief Clerk Parker and others to clear up damaged tracks. The Lake Erie forces will focus on this special cleanup operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonxstown
Holbrook
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Roddy Evane
A Vohe
Corcoran
W.aster GC. Maguire
W. A. Parker
Carey
Treasure Found by Town Rescuers in June Unearths Valuable Box
A staff correspondent reports that Jonxst Town rescuers unearthed a large hardwood box containing $21,000 in money, diamonds, deeds, gold coins, revolvers, jewelry, and papers. The owner remains unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonxst Town
McSpaden
Doe
Flood Relief Drive Fails to Meet Sufferers Needs
A June 7 donation collection opened with odd items including two dozen testaments and lace window curtains, illustrating misguided ideas about flood relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Umani Jomnarows
Wedding Gift Goes Missing After Mix Up
Edward Smith of Coraopolis ordered a wedding present from Philadelphia for his brother in law C. E. Corneling and Miss Shurtleff. It failed to arrive before their trip and was misrouted when express agents mistook the large box for a coffin and sent it to Johnstown where Base minute Inspection found the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Coraopolis
Philadelphia
C. E. Corneling
Miss Shurtleff
Anti
Express
Johnstown
Mitchell and Donovan Win Second Kilrain in Ale Fight
New York dispatch reports Jake Kilrain’s handlers settled for a $20,000 championship bout with John L. Sullivan. Charley Mitchell was confirmed as a challenger, with boxing officials and promoter Mike Donovan involved. Sullivan’s corner may be targeted by Mike Cleary and Jack Dempsey if Kilrain loses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Kilrain
Sullivan
New York
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Kilrain
Mitchell
Mike Donovan
Ted
Mike Cleary
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Sin
Paristocher
Randhone Samoan Conference Report Cited by Berlin Times
Berlin Times correspondent reports ongoing talks between American and English representatives amid a tense international conference. The piece notes stalled progress and visible strains between delegations, with sources suggesting possible shifts in allied positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Berlin
the Times
Randhone
America
Colonel Bain Delivers Temperance Talk on Prohibition
Colonel George W. Bain lectured at the First United Presbyterian Church in Allegheny on the Constitutional amendment last night. He argued that prohibition does prohibit and dwelt at length on the topic with no new theories offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
George W. Bain
First United Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
Junction Railroad Bridge Fall Injures Man on Thirty-Third Street
John Getz fell from the wall of the Junction Railroad bridge on Thirty-third street yesterday afternoon and suffered severe internal injuries. He was hospitalized and his recovery remained in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Getz
Junction Railroad Bridge
Thirty-third Street
Undertakers Leave Johnstown Over Credit Dispute
Eighteen Pittsburgh undertakers departed Johnstown saying they were dissatisfied with two rival undertakers pushing for credit. They volunteered services and will fundraise at home to help Johnstown undertakers resume business. Police also left town amid militia guard concerns and claims of minimal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstons
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Roger O’mara
Simpson
Few Survivors Unregistered in Johnstown
The registered survivors listed in Tae DisPaTou totaled over 17,000 while Johnstown's census counted just over 30,000. The gap is not taken as total losses, as many dam age survivors may have left the city, especially from the outskirts of the six boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Tae DisPaTou
Value of Soapstone as a Mineral Resource in Industry
The article notes talc or soapstone as a valuable mineral with increasing output. It highlights major uses including filler in soap, paper, rubber, and as a lubricant, plus applications in slate goods, stoves, ovens, and stone headstones. It mentions its lightness and fibrous quality, and lists trade names such as pulp mineral pulp and bestine pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
French method uses artificial freezing to preserve milk
Norway adopts opposite method by killing minute milk organisms with heat then hermetically sealing the milk. It will keep fresh indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Special Notice on Limited Line Availability Eastward
Limited line open to ugton timore and all points East. Through sleeping car to New York on 9:20 P. M. train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waabio
Phi
Taragh
New York
Ugton
Timore
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Gartrher
Union Legion
Dent, J
DeKoight
Miss Patten
Bajes
Couden
Corres
Fiton
Lurr
Red Cross
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Merrey
McSwigan
RAND
Threateos
David Aiken
London Papers
Alleghenian
Emery
Mary Tobin
Easentini
Mrs. Dickson
Mrs. Burgess
Cleveland
Joseph C. Dickson
Dickach Avenue
Samuel Burgess
Mitchell and
Donovan
Pell
Western Penn
Sylvania
Ther
Wasrer
Old Mexico
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