Pittsburgs Players League Men Edge Phillies In Tight Battle
Pittsburg's Players' League squad beat the Phillies 9 to 4 in a tightly contested game led by pitcher Staley. Wisner Carroll and Beckley produced key hits, while Carroll's error allowed a home run for Philadelphia. Hanlon's team capitalized on hits and sacrifices to seize the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Staley
Vince
Wisner
Carroll
Beckley
Fields
Pickett
Phillies
Griffin
Wood
Fred
Hanlon
Corcoran
Hobinson
Boston Triumph Over Cleveland In Tight Baseball Battle
Boston and Cleveland played a pitching heavy game with final score near even as Lively led Boston to a narrow win. Key players included Brown Ost Lerkin and Delehanty for Boston while Larkin and Nash produced moments for Cleveland. Attendance reached around 90 with a lively crowd.
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Bostes
Cleveland
Lively
Boston
P. L
Bay
Boktox
Finicker
Brown
Boston Serane
Dane Dite
Lelenanty
Larkin
Hite
Breen
Stricker
Wulng
Twitebell
Nash
Pom Eiteos
Dubiele
Irwin and
Guinn
Biatebawe Ona
Iene
Simons Lead Run but Fielding Cost Bonds in Seventh
In a rough contest New York and Buffalo battled to a seventh inning lead swap before fielding miscues allowed a late turn. Clarke and Irwin posted mixed early numbers as Crane and Haddock combined on the mound for scattered hits and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
BrrraLo
Jones
Simons
Avendanes
Clarke
A Ok
Fee
Irwin
Howe
White
York
Haddock
Wise
Ey. Sonnston
St Wien
é _ ore
Pon Fir Baddock
Phenea
Brek
Crane
Howrk Posbi
Sou
Bhannon
Connor
Irime
Knight and Jones
Pittsburg and Philadelphia in A Recreational Baseball Summary
The clipping reports Pittsburg and Philadelphia games with batting details for players such as Berger Clements Allen and Thompson. Scoring notes include Brooklyn versus Cleveland and a shift where Dowse substituted in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hamilton
Miller
Arke
Decker
A . Theompeon
Oroat
Clements
Mayer
Philadelphnia
Pittssberg
Philadetz
Ciementa
Myers
Allen
Clements Angers
Thompson
Creverarn
Brooklyn
N. L
Lincoln
Dowse
Ay Howe
Lovett Atten
Boston Beats Cincinnati 2-0 on late errors
The Boston team defeated Cincinnati 2-0 as a sixth inning miscue on Long’s grounder and a Nicol error on Tucker’s single helped build the visitors’ two runs. Reilly and Beards added minor contributions with hits and the pitching held Cincinnati scoreless through the final innings. Attendance 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinc'natl Abp
Boston
Bepre ePhee
S&s
Tucker
Usenaet
Baldwin
Nea Foreman P
Geusein
Cincinnnati
Reilly
Beard
A Su Ori
Ream
Balla
McPhee
Strock
Kelsily
Nicol
Foreman
Long
Yondra ieGarr
Bennett
McQuatae
New York Defeats Chicago in Free-Form Baseball Tilt
New York batted Sullivan freely and fielded well to beat Chicago 5 to 2. Chicago struggled against Rosie's Sutvers and costly errors hurt their chances with attendance listed as 830. Sullivan pitched six innings for the win while Cooney and Anson contributed runs, with New York scoring in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Sullivan
Rosie
Sutvers
Early Baseball Card: League Matchups Across Cities
Games set today feature NaTwosar LEaGruE matchups with Boston at Recreation Park Allegheny New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn vs Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland. Pioneers’ LeaGtue has New York at Exposition Park Allegheny Brooklyn at Cleveland Boston vs Chicago Philadelphia at Buffalo.
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Pitsburg
P. L
Philn
P.L
Pbtic
N. L
Pitteborg
N. Lj
Chilcage
Brecekirea
Brooklin
N. Ha
Leveland
Cleveland
P.1
NaTwosar
Boston
Recreation Park
Allegheny
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pioneers
Buffalo
Hurd Signs Conditional Contract With Pittsburg Club
Pitcher Hurd of the Frankford club, expelled by Milwaukee, signs a conditional deal with Pittsburgh. President ONeil says Hurd will be reinstated and Milwaukee may receive Pitcher Sanders in exchange. Wright visits Philadelphia Park after two months and predicts a return to first place with West-bound trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hurd
Frankford
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
N. L
O'Neil
Ietter
Sanders
Harry Wright
Philadelphia Park
Reach
Roger
Yemen
West
Mr. Wright
Wright
Baseball game report from Youngstown Wheeling Canton
Summary of a baseball game showing line scores and pitcher notes for Couway Schelbie Wheeling Canton. Umpires O Brien Springheld and various players listed with hits errors and captains noted.
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Eid
Sid
O' Brien
Youngstown
Springheld
Wheeling
Canton
Batterson
Fite Rerald
Lytics Handibee
Hart
Ncwninney and
Sweeney
Stapleton and Gans
Sullivan Jackson Fight Headed for Virginia Grounds
Reports say the Sullivan Jackson bout will be staged near Washington on the Virginia shore of the Potomac under the Virginia Athletic Association. The club holds property at Gentlemen's Driving Park between the city and Alexandria and plans a clubhouse and facilities, with legal challenges possible if jurisdiction limits interfere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Virginia Athletic Association
Virginia
Potomac
Virginia Future
Local Scribbles Chronicle Partial Rail Scores
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as Altoona Harrisburg Woodside and Gibson Maxter Williams. Scattered figures and place names hint at contested scores or standings in an Altoona area report with limited legible context.
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Altoona
Barrisburg
Stasyy
Harrisburg
Harrisberg
Steries
Woodside
Gibson
Maxter
Williams
Rochester Franchise Sale Rumor Stirs Detroit Bid
A Rochester American Association franchise and its players may move to Detroit for a rumored $2,000 bid from Detroit. Officials Brinker and McKay are absent amid unspecified action. Bohateck declines to confirm. The sale hinges on stopping Sunday ball games and a potential test case on the right to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fsprom
Trlegham
Disrarom
J Rochesstesn
Rochester American Association
Detroit
Brinker, Posisben
Association
McKay Hate
Bohateck
Beztinah Triumphs In 36 Round Fight Near Dayton
Covington lightweight Louis Beztinah defeated Cincinnati saloonist Tommie Comer in a 36 round prize fight with two ounce gloves near Dayton. Comer led early and Beztinah surged after the thirteenth round, gaining the decisive advantage as Comer faded and failed to answer the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis Beztinah
Covington
Tommie Comer
Dayton
Comer
Bezinah
Hezinah
Gomer Trred
New York Challenge Faces Diver Rew and J B Johnson
Lorpey June 24 J B Johnson the cham diver and on left a the Bothnia for ew York He challenges the world on high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwlap
Lorpey
J. B. Johnson
Bothnia
York
McKeesport Ball Club Signs New Players
The McKeesport Ball Company plans to stay in business after citizen season tickets improved prospects. The team recruits Purvis an outfielder from Grand Rapids Ed Cull a second baseman from Manistee Mich and Bob Smith of West End. Cull may serve as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Purvis
Grand Rapids
Ed Cull
Manistee, Mich
Bob Smith
West End
Cull
Changes In the Youngstown Team Promote Morton and Cody
Special telegram from Youngstown reports directors reshaping the club by moving H A Morton to the field and elevating Cody from catcher to manager and captain. The changes aim to strengthen leadership and on field play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Dispatch
Youngstown, C
H.A. Morton
Youngstown Baseball Club
Cody
Sporting Notes Highlight Local Baseball And Boat Race
Inter-collegiate boat race results show Cornell first, Yale second, with other details. Glenshaw Baseball Club offers a three game county series for employing establishments. Braddock Gun Club hosts an amateur shoot day with nine matches and a misand-out finale. McUnnigle claims a new telegraph system using bats to signal pitches at Washington Park.
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Iola
Recreation MoRnss
Keefe
Exposition Park
Fower
Heystone
Rae
Serdar
Cornell
Vaie
Solum
Carroll
Glenshaw Baseball Club
Allegheny County
Samuel Kinsey
Braddock Gun Club
Keystone
Fitzsimmons-McCarthy
Sur- Ian
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
la Bianche
Friar Mitchell
Ltzsous
McUnniigle
Washington Park
Twirler Smith
Detroit Team Cuts Costs With Player Sales
Detroit officials negotiate sales of players to reduce expenses. Von der Abe of the St. Louis Browns signed Campau, a right fielder, and Wells, a Detroit catcher, as part of cost cutting. Further deals aim to fill gaps with cheaper substitutes to lower payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mica
Jane
von der Abe
St. Louis Browns
Campau
Wells
Detroits
Turf Events Chicago Winners at Washington Park
Results from Washington Park in Chicago on June 24 show race by race outcomes. Winners include Ort Wood ford in the first race with Peasy and third place Elenmery Grat. Robes peere and Arusdel place in later races. Times listed include 1:17 for the first two heats and 1:193 for the third beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cicago
Washington Park
Woodford
Peasy
Robespeere
Arusdel
Unite
Vidette
Reserve
Kathe
Bertha
Katie
Poison Claims Life of George Rushenberg from Laudanum Poisoning
George Rushenberg, 43, died at his home at First avenue and Try street after ingesting a large laudanum dose about two weeks earlier. He had been treated at the Homeopathic Hospital, discharged, then developed pneumonia which caused death. He leaves a wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rushenberg
First Avenue
Try Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Rushenberg
Horse Race Results at Sheepshead Bay Bar
Races at Sheepshead Bay feature Futurity course won by Fairview with Lord Harry second in 1:11. The one and one-fourth miles race saw Gleaming second and Flora Ban third. In the one and three-sixteenths mile event Padisha claimed first with Eon second and third place going to Senorita after times around 2:06. Bolero led the three-fourths mile dash with Vagabond second and Muswell third, while Brian finished second and Vengeur third in the one and one-fourth mile segment with a time of 1:10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wioners
Sheepshead Bay
Sheepshead Bar
Fairview
Lord Harry
Herry Pro Gleaming
Flora Ban
Padisha
Eon
Mallee Firenal He Ee Senorita
Bolero
Vagabond Se
Muswell
Brian Eee
Vengeur
Various Local and National News Briefs In Brief
A distillate of scattered items notes deaths and suicides in Dover New Jersey and Kaw Kansas, political shifts in Swedenborgians and Irish affairs, a Chicago Columbian Association opening, a drowning incident in Medi Minn, a track accident injuring about 40 near Kansas City, and organizational elections in Meadville Boston and Middletown with rates and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kujawa
Medi Minn
Supreme Lodge
Boston
Joan Por
Joseph
Mark Angeling
Fredonia
Kaw
Chicago
West Lake Street
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railroad
Tur National Educational Association
St Paul
Mion
Trunk Line Passenger Association
Coal Roads
New York
Teemer Heads East for Rowing Season and Regatta
Jane M McGeorton reports John Teemer leaves the city for the East to pick up a new boat in Ruddock then sails to Boston for a July 4 rowing try. He plans to compete in Duluth regatta and weighs in by summer, hoping to surprise rivals. Gaudanur and Hamm push to beat Boston at Dolath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Y McEgesrort
Jane M
John Teemer
Ruddock
Boston
Duluth
Gaudanur
Hamm
Dolath
Sullivan Fined in Mississippi Case Heads to New York
John L Sullivan paid a $50 fine in Mississippi justice today, pled guilty with Prosecuting Attorney's agreement, and departed on the Crescent train toward New York with Duncan B Harrison. The jury set other fines at zero for Sullivan's alleged champions, totaling several hundred dollars. Muldoon and Mike ry headed to Purvis. trials scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmmingham
Ala
John L Sullivan
Mississippi
New York
Duncan B. Harrison
Purvis
Sullivan
Allengts
Qant Crescent
Muldoon
Mike Ry
Illinois Republican State Convention endorses federal election law
In Sprivr Grisco Illinois on June 24 the Republican State Convention in Champaign met with Horace S. Clark as temporary chair and General John H. McNulta as permanent chair. The platform calls for federal election reform to ensure a free honest ballot and safeguards, backing congressional action and Reed's rule enforcement against Democratic filibuster tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siprrv
Grisco
Ill
Horace S. Clark
Senator Cullons
John H. McNulta
Bloomington
State Central Committee
A. M. Jones
Daviess County
Ilinois
Mr. Jones
E. H. Morris
Chicago
Franz Amberg
Richard A. Edwards
Smith D. Atkins
Freeport
Republican Party of
Illinois
Congress
United States
Republican Party
Presen Publican Congress
Long fight selects 10 State delegates at Democratic County Convention
In Norgistows on June 24 the Democratic County Convention used six hours and six ballots to pick 10 State delegates from 26 candidates. The race centered on personal popularity and Pattison support, with Pattison delegates likely but unity valued. an instruction to Pattison delegates was tabled 137 to 23. Delegates chosen include Chas Hunsicker E F Kene Norris Jeremiah Geilman Ben Smith Hiram Bearer George Whitemarsh Philip Crinean. Delegation stands Wallace Pattison for now, four others. Resolutions urged ballot reform revenue taxation reform and condemned Speaker Reed for overriding minority rights in Congress.
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Norgistows
Wallace
Pattison
Reed
Congress
BUTTERWORTH A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Special telegram from Cincinnati reports Assistant U S Attorney Probasco saying Butterworth will seek renomination in the upcoming congressional race. He disputes claims of dropping the candidacy, praising Butterworth as a leader and predicting nomination and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ben Butterworth
Foraker
United States
Probasco
Butworth
Friends
Butterworth
Cleveland
Democrats In A Deadlock At Fifteenth District Convention
The Democratic Congressional Convention for Ohio's Fifteenth district adjourned after 150 ballots with N M Wolfe named Permanent Chairman and Frank Holbrook as Secretary. Nominees are J McCray E B Finley E F Poppleton E C Critchfield George E Ulery J Seward and M D Harter. Harter shows slight backing but no clear outcome yet.
Boxers Stir Pelican Club in London Fight Plot
A London cable reports Joe McAiffe and Billy Madden were entertained at the Pelican Club with a strong crowd. Nane Wallace refuses to fight George Dixon unless club directors allow Jennny Carney and Mordecai the bookmaker to attend. The Pelican Club bars unwanted persons and may still back the American in case of a fiasco.
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New Yoas
London
Police
Asetic
Joe McAciff
Billy Madden
Pelican Club
Hoth
McAuliffe
Nane Wallace
George Dixon
Jennny Carney
Mordecai the
Pookmaker
Wallace
O’Connor Challenges Result After Thames Race
O’Connor claims championship after losing to Stansbury and protests stake payment. He alleges foul water obstruction a mile from the start. officials deny fault. Report notes Kemp’s rejection of his challenge and hints O’Connor will not row in Australia. He plans to arrange a Thames race for £500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
N.4
O'Connor
Stansbury
Carter
Aorees
Mereerald
Kemp
Australia
Thames
Local Stores Advertise Bargains In Home Goods And Apparel
City retailers promote hammocks lawn swings and sports gear at low prices. Seersucker dresses and white linens discounted for children and women. Shoes and kid variants offered at reduced rates. Musical instruments advertised as largest and newest in town. Gibbs and Co. locations noted for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamrton
Fifth Avenue
Renting Out Plays Proves Lucrative for Native Authors
A renowned comedian praises play renting as a modern vogue for authors who have built reputations. He notes renting preserves ownership and control, unlike selling on royalty where rights pass away. If rent is unpaid, the author can reclaim the production directly, avoiding legal delays and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philadelphia Inquirer
Madden McAuliffe Match Fails To Secure Despite Slavin Presence
In Lorpon on June 4, scattering gossip surrounds Billy Madden and Joe McAuliffe missing their deposit for a proposed bout with Slavin. Slavin and backers attended. Madden cited a lowered purse and venue confusion as excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Dunlap
Lorpon
Billy Madden
Joe McAuliffe
Slavin
Madden
McAulige
Baby Carriages and Bicycles Sale at Grove’s
A local dealer promotes a season ending sale on baby carriages and bicycles with a complete line to clear in coming weeks. James W. Grove advertises low prices and urges buyers to inspect the stock before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Grove
Bathers Defy City Order On Monongahela River Clash
A group of 40 to 50 young men bathed in daylight near the old Pittsburg car house above the Tenth street bridge on the Monongahela. Detectives pursued them as rescuers tried to reach swimmers who clung to a spar and drifted downstream. one rescuer, John Conners, 21, was captured with the others at Central station. The affair involved obstructing boats and forced arrests, with Inspector McAleese to file informations against participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonagehela
Shore
Bendie
Kennedy
Sterck
John Conners
Se Bea
Inspector McAleese
Pat Gilmore's Band Cancels Engagements After Overwork
Pat Gilmore and his band of 45 musicians canceled all engagements in Columbus Zanesville and other Eastern towns and returned to New York. The director was prostrated with overwork and half the members were exhausted, prompting the decision to wind up the tour and go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gilmore
New York
Columbus
Zanesville
Union Station
Gilmore
Notable Local Visitors And Events Note Busy Day
Rev J P Beale D D the Presbyterian minister who aided Johnstown flood victims passed through the city on his way home from the commencement. Mr Jae Meads of Dollar Savings Bank donated an Omaha Loan and Trust bond for m0 toward maintenance of the Home for Aged Colored Women. Rev T De Witt Talmage of Brooklyn New York rode through last night en route to Chicago. H Sellers McKee returned from Philadelphia after street railway syndicate meetings. Thomas G Williams of the Pennsylvania Company telegraph left for the seashore for a brief vacation. Mill Vale school commencement exercises were held last night with an engaging program. D E Wolf proprietor of Continental Tube Works St Louis and wife are at the Duquesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Beale
D. D
Johnstown
J. Ae Meads
Dollar Savings Bank
Omaha
Aego
Millvale
D. E. Wolf
Continental Tube Works
St. Louis
What People Are Doing and Who Talk in the West
D W Woods J F Milliken Andrew Reed and Rufus Elder of ue admitted to the United States Course yesterday. Dr Walter Ure returns from an extended tour through western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Woods
J. F. Milliken
Andrew Reed
Rufus
Elder
United States
Walter Ure
West
Improving Shipping Facilities The Pennsylvania Company Resume Work at Erie
The Pennsylvania Railroad resumes work on coal docks at Erie after suspension at Pittsburg docks. Contractors order expansion, add docks and yard space to double ore handling capacity, with J. Lewis Line of Philadelphia awarded the contract. Indications imply a bid to control Conneaut harbor and monopolize western Pennsylvania coal and oil fields via lines including Shenango and Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Company
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
J. Lewis Line
Philadelphia
Chauncey Andrews
Huidekopers
Conneaut Harbor
Lake Erie
Pittsburg, Shenango and Lake Erie Railroad
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania Coal and
Yale professor pins date of Joshua’s long day in lunar conjunction
Prof Totten of Yale, after years of work, identifies the Beth-horon conjunction as the moment of Joshua’s long day. He calculates from June 1890 new moon to place the event in midheaven at 11 13 a m and claims intercalation of a weekday, likely Wednesday, in the Hebrew calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Totten
Yale
Joshua
Beth-horon
Man reels in 24 pound pickerel from pond shore
A Monson man quietly fishing at a pond saw a large fish approach the bait. He attempted to release it when the pickerel leapt from the water and landed at his feet weighing 24 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monson
Four Killed in Separate Factory Accidents
At Shoenberger's Steel Works Allegheny two men died after scaffolding collapsed injuring John Lucas and Joseph Narrowitzky. Lucas left a wife and two children. Narrowitzky died at West Penn Hospital. Additional fatalities include a railroad roundhouse worker crushed between a rope and engine, a 11 year old boy killed fixing a belt at McKinney Manufacturing, and a German woman badly burned by kerosene oil explosion. A Reading man Aaron Boles was identified after being found dead on the Monongahela riverfront. Ammonia explosion injured two at Bauerllue's brewery. Johanna, a homemaker, suffered a fractured leg from falling steel rails at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Shoenberger
Fifteenth
Pike Streets
John Lucas
Joseph Narrowitzky
Lucas
Narrowitzky
West Penn Hospital
Alleheny
Eaward G
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twenty-eighth Street
Anne
Garrison
Btanton Avenue
Frea Omer
McKinney Manufacturing Company
V ’ Rom
Rhody Avenue
Mrs. Kinnie
Monongahela Wharf
Smithfield Street
Aaron Boles
Reading
George W. Zollers
Henry Steiner
Bauerllue
Bennett Station
Lacente
Pein
Johanna
Homestead
Mercy Hospital
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Cather Carroll
Shindle
Mulvey
Gret
Creteoes
Farrar
Hobbeen
Vickett
Pittaburg
Brocklyn
Opmcaco
Tg Tg Tate
Philadelphia— Athletics
Wind
Bobineon
Martimore
Ssi Ververeses
Emicaco
Tiartson
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Nuw Hayes
Juno
Yale Do
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Fae
Arisen
Hye
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Pittsburgs Somat & Ae
la Roque
Baker
Owe
OORT
Reseed
Tee O Colling
Orett
Puwl
Prooklin
Terry
Daly
Pry
Davis
Downe
Collins
O'Brien
Saley
Veac Daly
Vearh
Smalley
Time
Lynch
Cooney
Tiernan
Carrell
Ginsecock
Wilmet
Hornune
Anson
Denny
Burns
Li Burkett
Harie
O Henry
Stenzel
Buckley
Nagie
O/Rusigo
Lubr
Andrews
Mart—Esrned
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Wilmot
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Horn
Glasscock
Tim Motire
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Poole
Downer
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Upton
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McKeesporte
Fournier
Goodryder
Walton
Dallas
Baker Ps
McMuen
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Q Dale
Klusman
Mooney
Ciingman
Fussimm
Wuerochester
Bezinah Han
George Reshesburg
ceuniDio
Count KaLnokry
Lory Hartington
Barrow-in-Purnesa
Dover
N. J
Lizzie M. Bilby
General Convention of
Swedenborgians
Wesleyan
Middletown, Conn
W. T. Elmer
Middletown
W. P. Hubbard
Wheeling, W. Va
Sham
Sully
Enuay
Ohio
Montgomery
Scranton
Jos. Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
Boces & Bunx
G. D. Simon’s
Ohio Street
New York Tribune
van Houren
Pennsylvania
Prrrsnone
Ther
Moragantown
Brownsville
Alleghent Juaction
Hiver
H. K. Bedford
Pitoburg
Courter
Parkersburg
Hudson
Pitts
Mla
Keystone State
de Shoriley
Rogers’ Royal
Liberty ST
Star Corner
L. Goldsmit & Bro
L.goldsmit & Bro
Pittsburg, Pa
Inos
Semple
Aluegheny
Ing & Mont
Tien
Myo Sewe
Andrew Pafenbach
People’s National Bank
Messrs. Brown Bros. & Co
Credsta
Bank of England
Colin
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Londonderry
Liverpool
Hama
Aee
Serowes Foe Genet Ascan
Broadway
A. J. Econ
Smithfield St
Pitahere
Atlantic Express
Queenstown
Kom
Besdenon Sauteers
Tik In
Ais
Cunard
Xertie
Jone ipalOaliay Tely
Etruria
Umbria
Avrania
Servia
Pans
Ling Green
Vernon J. J. McCo
Rmick
Pittsboro
Jez
Jarline
Liverpools
Royal
United Stat States
Teutonic
Dely
Britannic
Aia
Britsonic
Majestic
Germanic
Watar Dock
Bromeneh
Max Kuxm
Roary Fey
Meisross
M. D
Sharpeburg, Pa
ACK
Hoffman
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