Rays and Reds Battle in 16 Inning Exposition Park Tilt
The St Louis and Cleveland clubs played a marathon sixteen inning game with solid pitching from Terry of the locals who blanked Cincinnati. The Reds mounted late offense but Terry held firm, while Chamberlain faltered briefly, sparking a wild crowd. Donavan and Latham drew cheers as fans applauded the extended duel and the festive atmosphere at Exposition Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Cincinnati
Exposition Park
Reds
United States
Equel Holliday
Latham
Holliday
Leh
Mitchell
Donavan
Aley
Chamberlain
O'Neil
Browning
Shugart
Smith
Smitch Latham
Vaughn
Heds
Scolleagues
Bierbauer
Beckley
Smith Elmer Smith
Corkhill
Louisville Triumphs Over Chicago In Low-Scoring Tilt
Louisville defeated Chicago in a pitchers’ duel as both clubs produced limited offense. Strong defense and careful pitching highlighted the contest with few runs and several key plays shaping the outcome.
Fragmentary OCR Item with Place Names
An incomplete OCR snippet mentions Indianapolis and Columbus with scattered digits and garbled text. The readable parts reference locations and labels, but no clear events, names, or actionable details emerge for a coherent summary.
East End Gyms to Meet Sewickleys in Championship Tilt
This afternoon at East End Gym Club Park the East End Gyms clash with Sewickleys at 4 o'clock for the championship. Steen Hamilton Doyles Barr Gray Addy Will Thompson Gumbert Walter Thompson Jr and star terriers will play. Hamilton, a clever young pitcher from the second team, gets a trial. Manager Richardson’s squad is lively and drives opponents to hustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Sewickleys
Steen
Stamilton
Doyles
F. Barr
Gray
C. Addy
Will Thompson
Gumbert
Walter Thompson
Terriers
Hamilton
Richardson
Shadysides
Oakmont Club
Edgewater
Frida Sewickley
Tarentum
Mansfield
Turtle Creek
Pittsburgh
E. Walters
Chy
Wilkinsburg
Phang
Wil Spite
McVeign
Washington
Schoyer
Concordlas
Young Hen’ S Hebrew Association
Shadyside Nips Weert Newrox In Opener On Home Field
Shadyside of Pittsburg edged West Newton 8 to 6 in a mid afternoon ballgame. Superior fielding by the visitors decided the contest as West Newtons suffered their first loss of the season. Sullivan and Jordan paired for Shadysides with Jones and Banker catching for West Newton. Jones fanned seven while Sullivan struck out seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weert Newrox
Shadyside
Pittsburg
Sullivan
Jordan
Shadysides
Jones
Banker
West Newtons
Wouldn't Stand the Decision Tolxpo June
In a Milwaukee at Toledo game the contest was halted in the first half of the fourth inning after a disputed call by umpire Guenther. Nichol of Toledo was hit by a pitch and denied a base, prompting Nicholson to refuse the decision. Guenther ruled the game for Milwaukee by 9 to 0, with Milwaukee leading 10 to 0 at the stoppage. Weather clear. Attendance 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
Hurst
Ing
Tolxpo
Toledo
Milwaukee
Guenther
Nichol
Nicholson
Clarion Nor mals vs Kiskiminetas club game report
June 4 report corrects an error in the baseball game story between the Clarion Normals and the Kiskiminetas club. Horner was not knocked out of the box but pitched the game after an arm injury from a hit. Kiski club declined a $100 offer to play another game here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarton
Clarion Normals
Kiskiminetas
Horner
Kiskiminetas Club
Allegheny College Triumphs in Ten Inning Narrow Victory
The Allegheny College team defeated the Cochranton club in a close ten inning game. A home run by Black in the final frame sealed the win while both clubs showcased sharp fielding. Umpires Orris and Steffon officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny College
Cochranton Club
Black
Henry College
Beet Walae Ak
Orris
Steffon
Kis Kiskiminetas Defeat Brookville In Tight Meet
In Brooxville on June 4 Kis Kiminetas club edged Brookville 8 to 4 in a hotly contested game. Both teams showcased strong pitching and hitting with eight strikeouts apiece. Brookville’s Whitehill Brewer and Kiskiminetas’ Wilson Altman Altland led a feature duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooxville
Kiskiminetas
Brookvilles
Brookville
Whitehill
Brewer
Wilson
Altman
Altland
Baseball Notes From The League Scene
A cluttered recap mentions umpires and players with shifts between teams. Terry and Doxovas are cited as base runner and player prospects. BITTMAN named substitute umpire for Cincinnati while CHAMBERLAIN and Halligan’s trunk rumors stir crowd chatter. Minter’s thumb injury, Hatfield’s claimed top speed, and Tex awaiting a call to Macon reflect scattered league movement as Reds and Comiskey’s management are framed amid standings and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Doxovas
Bittman
Cincinnati
Cnabrley Farrell
Yestereee Rae
Baltimore
Socio Halligan
Chamberlain
Wesene
A Twilkecasre Beate State Teague Club
Minter
Seattle
Gil Hatfield
Ying F
Opiuin
Sweets Heap Bay Race Track Race Notes June 24
Beautiful autumn weather drew 7000 spectators to Sweets Heap Bay Track for a program lacking stakes or handicaps. Potomac fell to 15 to 1 Stonewell in race one, Barefoot prevailed at 7 to 5 in race three, Diablo won race four at 2 to 1, and Sir Richard and Gloaming captured the last two races as betting favorites faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweets Heap Bay
Bay
Potomac
Shot Stonewell
St. Michael
Redhot
Barefoot
Diablo
Sir Richard
Gloaming
Futurity Cours Sienens
Gar- Sees Cunean
Whippi Peices
Arene
Ieee i
Dee
Fremont Sims
Meltiela
J. Lame
Diadio
Pouaphraia
Mabel Esmonde Cahill
America
Miss Cahill
Bessie Moore
Hohokus Valley
Miss Moore
Miss Cahll
Heuce
Bliss Moore
Alisa Moore
Ollow
Lene OS
Joublea
Mise M
KE. Cahill
Clarence Hobart
R. V. Beach
Met
New Haven
H. H.tt
BR. V. Beach
M. D. Smith
Scrambled Racing Notes Include Odds and Names
Fragmented racing report lists horses and odds with partial results. Mentions Pat aos Jr, Gand, Stestefel, Bagnall, Rune and Kings Cotah bay, with outcomes and placements amid garbled data and stray times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sains Seer
Richard
Futuri Binke
Spartan
Proch
Narvere
Pat Aos Jr
Merece
Gand
Ramil Sad
Edgars
Stestefel
Teng
Bagnall ii
Rune
Ime
Resort
Kings Cotah Bay i
The American Derby on a Muddy Track 1892
Rain soaked preparations for the American Derby as muddy conditions test horses and riders. Favorites Bashford Azra Carlsbad and Galindo are favored, with jockeys Fitzpatrick and Taral expected to ride key entries. Swigert notes Carlsbad’s strong trial times and the field remains uncertain amid tough conditions and possible uprisings from lesser-known contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Garfield
Fitzpatrick
Dare Devil
Tammany Hal Sporting
Carlsbad
Fred Taral
Fay
Rte
Holloebne
Martin Bergen
Bashford
Trainera
Hashford
Azra
Galindo
Lucky” Baldwin
Swigert
Glenels
Faraday
Newton
Sealidvar
Sheepshead Bay Pools and Entries Reported for Tomorrow
Special from Sheepshead Bay noting pools sold tonight for tomorrow’s races at Louisville venue. Lists include seven-eighths mile selling first race with entrants such as Pick pocket Entre Emperor Otho Barefoot Alcalde Joe Kelly and others. subsequent races feature longer distances and a roster of horses like Falry Kingston Longstreet Bios Sreanent Montana Major Lomp o Blackburn Her filly Law Hn Bilne colt Roy Masterlode Larchmont and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sheepshead Bay
Entre
Emperor Otho
Barefoot
Alcalde
Joe Kelly
Doncaster
Wyandotte
Bilzard
Kingston
Montana
Arrison
Major L Pomo
Hayward
Blackburn
Law
Roy
Control
Trieal
Itienaway
Eleno
Woodbon
Masterlode
Prather
Larchmont
Livonia
Latonia Races Result Summary
Latonia card lists eight races with purses for various ages and distances. Winners include Dud Hughes, Cicily, Tom, Palestine, Oret, Huron, King Punster, and Lacy Jane with times ranging from 1:16 to 1:44 and one notable Spring Handicap worth 3210 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Dud Hughes
Tenor
Colonel Clay
Cicily
Wildwood
Engenio
Tom
Palestine
Andigo Oret
Ozan
Siluria
Huron
Mary McGowan
Hotspur
Jnila May Frei
Gaptam Deane
Jnila May
I Drane Secon
Lillian Lindeau
Lacy Jane
Laura B
Emma Mc
Races conclude hot day with close finishes at Findlay meet
The final day of the meeting in Findlay features six furlong wins for Filmore and Autumn Leaf with tight finishes. Lucille Mannette and Thacon also post wins, while track conditions and weather dampen attendance on the third racing day. A notable obituary notes the death of Bristol, a valued pacer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Finnay
Louisiana Legislature Declines to Halt Glove Fights
In New Orleans June M Special report the Louisiana legislature leans against banning glove fights. Two proposed bills stalled in committees show opposition from City Affairs and Judiciary. Committees cite humane conduct at events like those before the Olympic Club while signaling the matter will be indefinitely postponed despite strong sentiment for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
Committee On the Judiciary
Olympic Club
Irish Setter Troubadour Sold to Seminole Kennels
Troubadour the prize winning Irish setter was sold by W L Washington of this city to Seminole kennels in Philadelphia. They will enter him on the Canadian circuit this fall and the eastern circuit next spring, with hopes of adding to a already good record. Troubadour won first prize in the novice class at the last Pittsburgh show. The sale price was not disclosed, but regarded as a big sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troubadour
W. L. Washington
Seminole Kennels
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Herron Hill Gun Club
Brunot’s Island
H. H. Baxter
Tony Wilk Kes
Black Wik Spon
Wilks Kes
Lince Collins
Mary Mine
Dos Ee
Nancy Hanks
Tue
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Vonn
Connecticut Humane Society
Frry Jonsson
Gheety and Turner
Slavin
Jackson
T. J. Barnable
Taheceiphis
Chicago
Tod Nguts
Fe F. Fox
Wherlaan
Selby
Yorkshire
England
Fred Sourbeck
Martin Burke
Homewood
Bell Loses to Chapman in Kent All-Comers Semi Final
In the June Kent All-Comers championship, American champion Bell falls to English challenger Chapman in the semi final. Other notes cover runners, sailors, and a July 4 gun club sweep stake at Brunot's Island. pole vault comeback. various boxing and racing rumors and matchups across noted venues and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loysport
Bell
Chapman
Ernest Renshaw
Campbell
Barlow
Reli able Express Companies Considered Sufficient Security
French commissioner Monsieur Montéith searched for privileges to accompany high value diamond consignments to the World’s Columbian Exposition. Assistant Secretary Spaulding ruled no change in regulation, noting express firms handle position consignments at their own risk with bonds guaranteeing safe delivery and responsibility for millions of dollars in property daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamanda
Monsieur Monteith
T Department
Spaulding
River News And Notes Special Telegrams To The Dispatch
River conditions report rising water with inches to the canal and falls. Vessels Grace Morris from Salt River and John K Speed due up from Memphis. W N O Nellles heading up from New Orleans. John Barrett with empties passed down to Cincinnati. Fleetwood bound for Carrollton Big Kanawha for Evansville City of Owensboro for Kentucky River Falls City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Grace Morris
Salt River
John K. Speed
Memphis
W. W. O' Nellles
New Orleans
John Barrett
Cincinnati
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Evanerill
City of
Owensporo
Kentucky River
Falls City
What Upper Ganges Show
ALLEGHENY JUNCTION River 8 feet 10 inches and rising. Clones and warm. Warren Rivers 7 feet. Cloudy and warm. MORGANTOWN River 4 feet 3 inches and falling. Cloudy. Thermometer 6 at 5 P.M. ROWNSVILLE River 5 feet 1 inch and stationary. Clear. Thermometer 76 at 5 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Clones
Warren
Morgantown
Rownsville
River Forecast Notes and Arrivals for Wheeling
The dispatch notes river depth at 31.4 feet and falling, with clouded hot conditions. Mentions arrivals and departures from districts including Departed-scotia Cincinnati Bachelor Pittsburg Congo Pittsburg Ben Har Parkersburg, and Camp-No arrivals or departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Scotia
Cincinnati
Bachelor
Pittsburg
Congo
Ben Har
Parkersburg
River Rising Delays Ships as Water Space Shrinks
The water level rises six feet four inches causing delays to vessels. The Enterprise from Cincinnati is due Sunday under Captain Green with tests for Wheeling, while other ships including the Congo under Master Sterling McIntyre and the Scotian remain affected. Repairs and inspections proceed on damaged craft, crews shift, and rivermen anticipate new trips as water conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
K. Bedford
Green
Wheeling
Sterling McIntyre
E. T. Matty
Congo
Jaws 4Yler
William Brooksart
Aaron McGaughlin
Daley
Raper
Samuel Clarkels
Engusees
Saeko
Scotia
Tan John F. Walton
Louisville
Mart Sea
Iron City
Philips
Regal Packet
Orelock
James Gee
Townsville
A. d. HexpEenson
James & Henderson
Ed McCollough
Osake
Ouwai Hornet Pwo.a
Prisoner from Elsmere Fears Lynching After Assault
A color guard inmate from Elsmere Cincinnati is jailed for 15 years at Ohio Penitentiary for attempted criminal assault on Mrs Parsons. He attacked on a street car, restrained her with tobacco smoke, and fled as a vigilant husband and town residents sought lynching. The trial followed swift grand jury action with police protection and witness drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumsBus
Ohio Penitentiary
Squire” Smith
Elsmere
Cincinnati
Smith
Parsons
Indy
Parsona
Bethlehem 150 Years Old Sesquicentennial Opening
Descendants of Moravian founders join in Beruthnem Pennsylvania for a town founded 16 years after Count Zingendorf. Opening services at the Moravian church feature Bishop Levering. A 60-voice choir renews 150 year old hymns with full orchestral accompaniment. Historicals by Rev Schewnitz Rev Nagle and Rev Bench. Governor Pattison and staff to attend tomorrow for unveiling of 30 tablets and monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruthnem
Count Zingendorf
America
J. Mortimer Levering
Paul de Schewhnitz
Nazareth
Zingendorf
P. Nagle
Philadelphia
Caries Bench
Lititz
Pattison
Titusville's Sixty Third Victim From Flood Fire
Bert Childs, 17, died in Titusville after suffering stomach pain from June 4. He was carried a mile by the flood and found unconscious. post mortem shows his stomach eaten away by salts from refinery runoff. This marks another flood and fire death in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Bert Childs
Thin City
Childs
Political Parades Rout Streets as Parties Rally Enthusiasm
One thousand Democrats in Mockerstorr ratified Cleveland Stevenson with a city parade. Red fire and tin horns led the march as Republicans at 10 pm launched a huge celebration for Harrison Reid. A thousand men joined the processions, the Electric Band playing while factions clashed in a noisy nighttime display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mockerstorr
Cleveland
Stevenson
Harrison
Reid
Repubicans
Forgery charge led to Salem jail commitment
James Thomson of Salem in Westmoreland county was jailed today on forgery charges. A month earlier Dings & Wey sent a $13 check to Jas. J. Connors of Salem. a man claiming to be Clark Job cashed it after hours. Connors says he never saw the check and how Thomson obtained it remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappocs
Jones
James Thomson
Salem
Westmoreland County
Dings & Wey
Jas. J. Connors
Clark Job
Thomson
Democrats hail Cleveland and Stevenson ticket in Allen county
Lora June 24 Special. Democrats of Allen county hail the nomination of Cleveland and Stevenson as the winning ticket for November with great enthusiasm. Republicans remain quiet but would have preferred a weaker candidate. An immense ratification meeting is planned for tomorrow night with Senator Brice or associates likely to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora
Cleveland
Stevenson
Allen County
Brice
Nomination Announcement Draws Democrat Enthusiasm in City
The nomination of Cleveland and Stevenson was welcomed by the Democrats in this city with enthusiasm. An open air purification meeting was held last evening with speeches by D. F. Fortney Joseph Noll James Schouels and Co. W. Heinie. Democrats are satisfied and in line for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleroxte
Cleveland
Stevenson
D. F. Fortney
Joseph Noll
James Schouels
Co. W. Heinie
Colored Evangelical Conference in session under Bishop Campbell
The Colored Evangelical Conference for the West meets with Bishop Campbell presiding. Reports from Pennsylvania through Michigan show rising membership while Professor House of Cleveland is denied admission for doctrinal differences. Two brothers near Union City disappear while clothes are found on the riverbank, signaling a distressing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eare
Colored Evangelical Conference For the West
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
House
Cleveland
Entre
Anson
Dwight King
Union City
Bething
Bank Indies
Shir
Drowning tragedy at Brappoca takes Captain McFeeters’ son
On June 24 in Brappoca the home of Captain J L McFeeters mourns after his young son drowns during an outing with others. Unable to swim the boy was swept away by a steamboat’s wake and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zax Esville
Olio Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War
T. R. Real
Marietta
D. &. Wilder
Oblumbhnus
George Weet
Cleveland
Brappoca
Spreal
J. L. McFeeters
Monrains
Missing girl prompts bond for father in court case
Elizabeth Gwynne of Dravesburg has been missing for a month. Her father is on bond for $500 to secure her appearance at court. He has until Thursday next to locate her, with four o clock the current deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McExesrort
Elizabeth Gwynne
Dravesburg
Democrats rally as Cleve n nomination sparks county drift
Miatrussana O June 4 A county party meeting grows heated over Cleve n nomination with Democrats thrilled by the prospect while most Ohio delegation members oppose the choice except thirteen. A large rally is planned for Saturday night as the tilt intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miatrussana
Sperial
Cleven
Ohio
Clovsana
Notable arrests and deaths feature in McKeesport area
Herzen Moert the famous anarchist visits McKeesport guest Leo Elling. Edgar-Thomson worker Micuart Furrz dies at Braddock after beat Thorsy. East Live alderman Christian Merseau and Crockery City Mills proprietor killed by train Thursday. Central Pennsylvania Patrons of Husbandry picnic set for September 12 near Bellefonte. Nrato of Rochester Pa arrested for embezzlement from Lester Oatman. Nible held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzen Moert
Leo Elling
McKeesport
Micuart Furrz
Edgar-Thomaon
Braddock
Thorsy
ChnisTias Merseu
East Live
Crockery City Mills
Pennsylvania
Patrons of Husbandry
Bellefonte
Jous BR. Nrato
Rochester
Lester Oatman
Nible
Allegheny Banks and Officials in Local Affairs
The Allegheny National Bank subscribed 200 to the Oil City relief fund. The will of Senator Rutan leaves all his property valued at 80,000 to his wife J Bowman Sweitzer Jr. who was assistant to the late Prothonotary Newmyer and seeks the vacant post. Cwartzs Sxirver held for court by Alderman Gripp for escaping the workhouse last September. Gyorat P Lowa died at Allegheny Hospital from alcoholism after a fall. County Treasurer reports semiannual county taxes near last year's payer count. Hospital fund proceeds of 430 percent 58 from a concert at Alvin Theater. William M Stevenson, Carnegie Library librarian, returns to duties after six weeks sick leave. Grove Parser and Charles Macraw held for court for robbing W B Lupton’s house. Frank Sehauth bailed for receiving stolen goods. Second Avenue to Tenth Street closed to vehicles except for streetcars and essential business traffic. Southside Sold Frankatown Hazelwood residents protest street closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny National Bank
Oil City Relief Fund
Rutan
J. Bowman Sweitzer, Jr
Newmyer
Cwartzs
Alderman Gripp
Gyorat P. Lowa
Allegheny Hospital
William M Stevenson
Carnegie Library
Allegheny
Washington
Grove Parser
Charles Macraw
Alderman Snccop
W. B. Lupton
Duquesne Heights
Frank Sehauth
Second Avenue
Ross Street
Tenth Street
Southside
Frankatown
Hazelwood
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Frooklyn
Pitthdorg Rast & Ecincinnatic
BP aEre
Miller
McPhee
Siertaurr
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O'Neill
Deckley
Farrell Hrowng
Donaye Vaughn
Cork
Murphy Terry
Mitteburz
Cacinaalh
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Sucker Lowe
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Quinn
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Penasea
Washington Schoibeis
Nevil
Brooklin
Sloy
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Giolen
Dowd
Griffin
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Ope
Re Stein
Brabbey
Milligan
Coran
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We AE
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Lynch
Louisvilles
Chicagos
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Wilmot
Hrown
Dabien
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Pfeffer
Sanders
Dungan, R
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Schriver
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Te Clemen Balis
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Niianapolis
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Gesreavesiersia
the State League
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Pennie Ee
Danville
Hilte
Johnstown
Errora
Patterson
Sehachern
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Fox
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Altoona
Jerrars
Levanon
Moti
tterles—Day
Touhy
Hayes
Gibson
Flanigac
Totrpo
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Toledo Cflub
Chris von der Abe
Pla
Keystones
East Liverroo
Daniela
Cecensenereser
Eelipse
M. Saiena Aber
Bauerice‘ceratouse
West Newton
Captorn Comiskey
Tiernan
Grote Aig
Selding
Arilie
Charley Mitcheill
Rovers
Pill Jorvce
Cage Bee
Burge
Ergnines
Louisville Tis
Pier Nieaie
Soden
Billings
Conant
Bostom
Phil
Patee
Orserstall
Cluo
Phildelphia
Sundar
Ron
A Resatta
Filmore
Kire
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Rube Burrows
Flehing
Fareenwooauaiees
Eee
Iname
Tae
Lucille Mannette
Tol
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Barney
Thacon
Toi
Hopeful
Ithaca
Waieth
Lord Willowik
Ethel Gray
Bonnie Bryd
Newcastle
Brappoor
Bristol
Lewis & Pier
Championship Tennis
M. E. Cahill
Beanie Moore
New Jersey
Macatlaster
Notting Bill
Macalaster
Johnson
Layton
South
Steve Boyle
Elmira
Tommy Ryan
Hicago
Boyle
Charles Lutes
Buffalo
Reliable Express Companies
River News and Notes
W. D. Howells
C. Crawford
THE
Bethlehem
McKnesport
Chicora Snuffsters
Citcona, Inne
Snecia
Joseph Seip
Standard Oil Company
Oid City
D. E. Sntwmn
Nasag Transit Company
Eip
Bellefonte Democrats
Colored Evangelicals
Sesalan
Privasves
United States Signal Service
Dilicar
Ular
Holme S County
Democrats
City News
Wood Street
Mes
James I, Aiiew & Co
Fifth Ave
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
New York, W
Lane
Yale
Jerry
Ford
McIntosh-Huntington Co
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Cat. G. C. Oracon
Lowell, Mass
J.F. Krxematon
Conway, Ark
H. A. Ancusa
Oxford St
Children’s Department
Ustrzp
Hostrian Axp
Drspersaxt
Mass
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
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