Uniform Check Aims to Curb Bank Employee Theft
A reporter surveys how major city banks guard funds and limit employee misdeeds. Charles F. Bean of Union National Bank explains dual control, two bookkeepers, and cross verification to prevent falsifying entries. Annual ten day vacations allow oversight. defalcations stay rare amid many banks in operation. Mourning over schemes is cautioned by Mr Granger of North American Guarante Company as prudent safeguards are stressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Bean
Union National Bank
Dean
Dhare
Wml Granger
North American Guarante Company
Yester
Piteburg Bank
Western University Plans New Building Style Changes
A nine member committee for the Western University reported on a contemplated new building and proposed a distinctive course style. Trustees favored the proposals and expect the university to become a leading representative educational institution in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western University
Educa Institution
County Officials Paid War Rants From Revenue Act
County Treasurer paid warrants for Recorder Graham 650 dollars and Prothonotary 500 dollars. The payments cover fees accruing to officials from the revenue act operations. Supreme Court rulings supported disbursing the money after prior delays by the County Controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Supreme County
Speer
Supreme Court
The Ironworkers' Attorney Selection Process Discussed
The Amalgamated Association will have its attorney chosen by an Advisory Board of three trustees plus the President, Secretary and Treasurer. The board will meet soon and has already named potential candidates, though some difficulty in finalizing the list is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
S Manes
Pleasant Birthday Banquet Fetes Longtime Councilman
After adjournment of the Allegheny Belpct Council last night Mr W W Speer from the Fifth ward who has served for many years announced his fifty fifth birthday and invited the branch to a banquet at the hall of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Belpct Council
W. W. Speer
Fifth Ward
Horse Stolen From Allegheny Residents Reported
Chief of Police Kirschler of Allegheny received a telegram confirming a horse was stolen from William J. Chnubbick yesterday. The incident is under investigation and police are pursuing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirschler
Allegheny
Yesterfay
William 8. Chnubbick
National Convention of Master Plumbers Reports Progress
Delegates to the National Association of Master Plumbers met in Lafayette Hall. Reports from Wisconsin Connecticut Pennsylvania and Colorado indicated satisfactory progress. Committees were appointed to study the President's and Executive Committee reports. Resolutions condemned direct sales of fixtures to consumers. The session adjourned until morning at 9:20 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Master Plumbers
Lafayette Hall
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Colorado
W. H. Wright
Board of Health of
Philadelphia
Building Trades Association
Enoch Remick
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Pittsburg
Trainer
C.H. Humbert
Officials Return From Flood Duty On Western Lines
The Western lines officials who left Monday to inspect flood districts returned yesterday citing progress from Long Hollow to the viaduct. Volunteers rebuilt 48000 feet of trestle and about 88000 feet of track in 11 days with grading and cinder support enabling 30 mph operation. They praised workers and noted double pay for employees of the Pennsylvania Company west of the city who helped at Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Long Hollow
Pivania Comany
Johnstown
Ladies Relief Committees Aid Johnstown Families
At the Exposition Building headquarters eight volunteers aided 75 local families. More than 1500 outfits, 21 sacks of flour, five dozen canned fruit, 60 bushels potatoes, two mattresses and blankets distributed. Visitors from Concord Mass offered further clothing donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Building
Johnstown
Bach
Informa
J. B Bex
Miss E
Bien McKnight
Pacfic Charities
Alice B. Linder
Concord
Mass
Anne
Their Third Lawn Fete at Holy Ghost College
Four hundred youths attended the third annual lawn fete at Holy Ghost College Silver Lake last evening. Gernert and Guenther provided music and a late night lunch followed in the grove. The committee included E. L. O Connor Joseph Gay and T A Joyce, with many ladies listed among the grand march participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Ghost College
Silver Lake
Gernert
Guenther
Sue
E. L. O'Connor
Joseph En Gay
Charles M. Hukil
T. A. Joyce
O'Connor
Bailey
Casey
Jessocieg Ohary
McCullough
Suter
Fennessy
Cunningham
Hanlon
Friday
Shannon
Peterson
Clarke
O’brien
Arson Charge Against Mansfield Storeowner Bane
Joseph Bane facing arson accusations in Mansfield after his house and store burned Feb 10. Hearing held before Alderman McMasters, bail set at 1000 dollars. Prosecutor County Detective Langhurst led witnesses as investigators considered circumstantial evidence sufficient to hold him for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bane
McMasters
Langhurst
Bane
Mansfield
Mayor McCallin Denies Calling Board of Awards Meeting
McCallin chairman says he has received no notice to summon a Board of Awards meeting and would not call one without such notice. He notes only chiefs can request a meeting in writing. A separate source says no meeting will occur soon, but a compromise between Chief Brown and Bigelow is possible before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Awards
McCallin
Dispatch
Ments
Chife Brown
Bigelow
Anti Prohibition Campaign Committee Faces Large Expenses
The Anti Prohibition organization met at headquarters to settle campaign expenses. Figures were not fully disclosed but are said to run into thousands with $15,000 listed for the alone. The group is supported by wholesale liquor dealers including bottlers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Cam Ene A
anti-Prohibition Society
Allegheny Zoo Panel Sets Evening Meeting
The sul-park committee of Allegheny Councils will convene this evening to consider establishing a hill site. No definite action will be taken at this regular committee gathering as remonstrances are to be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Councils
Vening
Music Evening by Young People's Society at First Presbyterian
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor presents an evening of music in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. The program will be conducted under the leadership of Mr Whiting with assistance from Mrs Lessie Pershing Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Whiting
Mra
Léssie Pershing-Anderson
Butler Street
M. E
Fortieth Street
Charles Davis Carter
Sadie
Olive R. McKinley
B. Brockett C.M. Horah
Man Attacks Businessman in Central Hotel Lobby Stormy Scene
A hatless man of unknown motive rampaged through the Central Hotel lobby chasing a target into the writing room and toward Smithfield street. Clerks and owners intervened as fragments from a broken cuspidor and a toppled room showed the struggle. a 23 year old wife and her husband were central to a later domestic confrontation with a separate man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Smithfield Street
Woman and man dispute over hotel meeting in Johnstown
A McKeesport man and a woman known to him clashed over a plan to transact business at the Central Hotel after meeting on a train. The husband sought action from Mayor McCallin, who said criminality was outside his power. The wife left the hotel and returned home. she is described as a small, attractive brunette with a previously good reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lstter
Ameee
McKeesport
Eny
Central Hotel
Pittsburg
Buat
Baltimore and Ohio
Johnstown
McCallin
Otel
Heny
Townsend Appeals to Chief Bigelow Over Street Car Project
Amos E Townsend, contractor for the Second Avenue Passenger Railway, appeals to Chief Bigelow and Superintendent King after Philadelphia Gas Company resumed pipe repairs, delaying track laying and roadbed work. Townsend asserts right of way and the hard street work as justification. a settlement between parties is probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Gas Company
Amos E. Townsend
Second Avenue
Bigelow
Townsend
Philadelphia
The
Philadelpany
Young Thief Tied to Southside Band Arrest
About twelve o'clock yesterday Daniel Kinslow aged 16 tapped the till of Philip Kh Todd nation dealer at 6 Carson street Southside. About $25 was secured but Kinslow was captured and the money recovered. It is alleged he with several others formed a band of boy thieves in the Southside area for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kinslow
Philip Kh. Todd
Nation
Carson Street
Southside
Kinslow
Twenty-Highth
Wand
Domestic in Difficulty in Bellevue Arrest
Mary Staley, a domestic worker for J. F. Niehaus of Bellevue, was arrested in Allegheny by Detective Eichenlaub on a charge of larceny after receiving five hundred dollars. Oswalden obtained the information and she was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Staley
J. F. Niehaus
Bellevue
Allegheny
Eichenlaub
Laracen
Ceed Weet Aero Rr
Oswalden
Firemen for Jotsnetown Chief Crew
Fire department units from Allegheny and Jobuatown aided by Jotsnetown volunteers battled a blaze yesterday. The incident defined by rapid response and coordinated use of hoses and ladders, with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Fire
Wells to Bring Cool Water to Allegheny Parks
The Park Committee plans four new artesian wells in Allegheny parks to provide free drinking water after city river water concerns. Following Captain Grey’s public well, the committee will seek contracts next Monday, aiming for ornamental pumps at four spots to serve visitors, with costs and depths to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Captain Grey
Johnstown
Untain
Park Committee
Inquest Resumes Over Hutchinson Doctor Found in Boxcar
The coroner reopened the inquest into the death of Dr. C. H. Miller of Hutchinson Kansas found in a boxcar on the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Testimony by Dr. Sands and Dr. Eberich described wounds and the victim’s condition and statements. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow morning with witnesses noting possible blunt force injuries and lack of blood on tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Miller
Hutchinson
Kan
Allegheny Valley Railroad
John Fallen
Forty, Third Street
R. M. Sands
T. J. Eberich
West Penn Hospital
Moe
Philacapes
Mony Valley
Hetirad
Os Gheny
Special Session Council Considers Street Improvements
A Special Session of Allegheny Select Council met to review the Street Committee report. George Schad, sworn in by Chairman Lindsay, declined a license as saloon keeper. McAfee urged asphalt paving on Federal Street as an experiment. Several street improvement ordinances were passed after debate and a referred water and sewer plan was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Select Council
George Schad
Eighth Ward
Lindsay
Schad
Judge White
Frey Pee
Iain McAfee
Federal Street
South Diamond
Ohio Street
Ohio Connecta
Will Sail for Europe on City of Paris
Mr C L Magee and wife departed for the East last night and will likely remain until July 10 before sailing to Europe aboard the City of Paris with Magee's sister George M von Bonnhorat and Senator Rutan. Pittsburgers including William Rueckelsen John Henkel and daughter left on the New York express for Europe. Signor Josef Paoletti his wife and daughter head to Lucia Italy for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Magee
Local items reflect street lights and court tales in Allegheny
Local notes report electric lights along Carson Street to be lit Saturday. A child fell from a tree at a Beltzhoover school picnic, breaking a leg. Langaty Hawt remodeling planned for $5,000 benefiting East End YMCA branch. Various arrests, legal notices, society events, and a public drinking fountain meeting are mentioned across Pittsburgh’s Allegheny district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Street
John Bowen
Turner Street
Allegheny
Palace
Setarael
Beltzhoover School
Langaty Hawt
East End
M.C. A
Toreiani
May Douglas
Meng
Ustin Street
J. M. Wawrers
Johnstown
Pittsbunda
Soan
E. L. Gillespie
Armilion
Allegheny County
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
John Robb
Susanging
Frohsinn Club Opens New House With Concert Banquet Ball
The Frohsinn Singing Society opened its new club house at 405 Penn Avenue with a private grand concert banquet and ball. The exclusive event featured a German inspired interior with Ladies quarters, a club hall, billiard room, and reading parlor. The Toerge Orchestra performed as Nickolas Rauber spoke on the society’s 40 year history and the ladies’ contributions. About 200 guests attended the night of celebration with decorations and a lavish banquet concluding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frohsinn Singing Society
Penn Avenue
G. W. Backofen
Frohsinn Socie
Scheer
Cassel
Germany
FP. Bechtel
Toerge
Fred Toerge
Nickolas Rauber
Prof. Lohmann
Allegheny Ninth Ward selects new school staff
The Ninth ward school directors in Allegheny elected J B Arbuckle principal G F Shales Kate L Cowers Mary Madden Mary Collins Ada Noah M J Douglas Maggie Herdman Nellie Day Anita Cordier Beatrice Harrington and Miss Walker for the year Miss Walker fills the vacancy left by aging Mrs Aldia Carse The board noted controversy over Mrs Carse and he picnic plans are set for June 23 at McKee’s Rocks Grove with a parallel event at Shingiss Park in Pittsburgh nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward
Allegheny
J.B. Arbuckle
G. F. Shales
Kate L. Cowers
Mary Madden
Mary Collins
Ada Noah
M. J. Douglas
Maggie Herdman
Nellie Day
Anita Cordier
Beatrice Harrington
Miss Walker
Aldia Carse
McKee's
Rocks Grove
Pittsburg
Shingiss Park
McKee's Rocks Grove
Heptasophs Form New Allegheny District Centered in McKeesport
The Independent Order of Heptasophs in Allegheny county forms a district combining McKeesport Braddock Homestead and nearby areas. Headquarters at McKeesport will host a July 2 meeting at 2 PM to elect a district deputy and arrange attendance at the New York biennial. Representatives from all conclaves will attend the convention and the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heptasophs
McKeesport
Independent
Order of Heptasophs
Allegheny County
Braddock
Homestead
Pittsburg
New York
Oficersa
Edison Light Co Wins City Contract for Lamps and Wiring
The McKeesport Light Co awarded the contract for big sea lamps and wiring was given to Edison Light Co. to complete in 80 days subject to weather. Charles Vaulter alias Charles Dawes faced Alderman Warner on forgery and false pretenses charges, accused of taking $40 from Mrs. Makweek and others as an alleged Law and Society agent, with no bail posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Charles Vaulter
Charles Dawes
Mary Makweek
Alderman Warner
Twelfth Ward
Makweek
Law and
Er Society
Chas, Dawen
Allegheny Market Committee Debates Garbage Furnace Sparks
Mr Jenilson, a nearby property owner, files a complaint about the new market furnace service. He says sparks from the stack set fire to his house and pose a constant menace. A subcommittee is appointed to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Market Committee
Jenilson
Three Italians and a Monkey Arrested in City Ward
Three Italians Bartola Franzia Frank Panzena and Anthony Frenzen were arrested and lodged in the Fourteenth ward station last night. They face charges of violating a city ordinance. Lieutenant Finsgera led the arrest and a hearing will be held to determine the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Ward
Bartola Franzia
Frank Panzena
Anthony Frenzen
Finsgera
Two School Picnics At Halton Grove
The Ralston school held its annual picnic at Halton Grove yesterday with over 1000 attendees. Principal Arthur Burgoyne and the teachers supervised the event. A second note mentions Toate O'Hara school preparing for a picnic at the game grove and Pyatt's Chlorides advertised for house drains and cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston School
Halton Grove
Arthur Burgoyne
Toate ‘O'Hara School
Mount St Ursula Holds Nineteenth Annual Commencement
The Mount St. Ursula Academy at Oakland held its nineteenth commencement with elaborate exhibits in art and needlework. Fifty-six students sang and performed on multiple pianos, with French recitations and vocal solos, as gold and silver medals were awarded to top students in French vocal music speech and elocution, and a gold harp prize was won in a drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Urania Academy
Oakland
E. Daily
Petrolia
F. Loeffler
Alice Abel
Victoria Quadrilles
Isses
Donlevry
M M
Bertha Millie O'Neil
Gertrude My. Neallan
Bertha Bertalott
Katie Harman
Owens
Mable Scott
Marie Broh
Troy Hill
Petray
Dee
D. Herzog
Allegieny
Snowflnk
Edna Benser
Isery Rhymes
Verdi
M Fetterman
G. Jolly
Bruhl
B. O'Neil
Allce Kim- A. Masson
Judith
Tias A McCaffrey
Misa Belle McG
A. A. Abel
Iehing
Father Murphy
Holy
Daisy Herzog
Tha Wasson
Marie Brahi
Annie Thmsen
Mollie Page
Alice Kimmel
Midge Seaforth
Christian Dodrim
Alice Fetterman
Gertrude Ees Lidia Buettler
Jora Loeffler
Augusta al
Beasie O'Neil
Miss Maria
Colored Republicans seek support from President in South
Ex Senator Bruce and Fourth Auditor Lynch led a delegation of colored Republicans to the president. They delivered an address from the Jackson Mississippi conference dated June 13 on Southern political status. The president thanked them and pledged fair treatment, confirming his backing for their conservative stance and political rights. Also present were Senators Stockbridge Morgan and Representatives Brown Struble Coleman, John Wise, Charles F. Johnson, and a Woman's Christian Temperance Union committee. Secretary Blaine joined with W Walter Phelps to discuss his appointment as Minister to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bruce
Lynch
Jackson
Miss
Stockbridge
Morgran
Brown
Struble
Coleman
John Wise
U Nia
Charlies F. Johnson
Cincinnati
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Blaine
W. Walter Phelps
Samoan Commission
Germany
Indiana Operators Stand Firm in Brazil Wage Talks
In Indianapolis the Board of State Charities met with operators and miners at Brazil over wage reductions. The session adjourned at noon with no definite result. Operators maintain a 70 to 75 cent rate and refuse other terms, while miners seek acceptance of proposed working statements. Secretary Johnson stayed to consult with the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of State Charities
Brazil
Dla
Johnson
Board of Charities
Death by electricity debated in Kemmber murder case
Special Telegram to Theinspaten reports Judge Tracy Becker will hear testimony on July 8 to decide if death by electricity is cruel and inhuman. Officials say overturning the electric chair law could void the hanging penalty and restore the death sentence. others argue repeal may be constitutional and New York would lack a death penalty without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theinspaten
Burrato
Jones
Tracy C. Becker
Kemmber
Tabor
Quinby
Charles 8. Hatch
Kemmier
Kemmler
New York
Persico Not Afraid of Irish Nationalists
In Rome on June 2 a report quotes Monsignor Persico as denying that Irish Nationalists plotted to abduct him if he returned to Ireland. The claim appears to be an imaginary story linked to papal disagreements over Oriental rites and Persico's possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsignor Persico
Rome
Ireland
Pure water from artesian wells offered free to Allegheny residents
Messrs Haller Beck and Co offer condensed artesian water from their saltworks on Rebecca Street free to the public with a chemical analysis showing purity. Residents Meenan and Brown report river water pollution in Johnstown and urge drinking water reform. A reservoir project is planned to store the purified water for drinking and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Haller
Beck & Co
Rebeccs Street
Allegheny
Meenan and
Brown
Johnstown
Messrs. Haller, Beck & Co
Fine spectacles and cigars at Steinmann's Allegheny shop
Steinmann's, Jeweler and Optician at 107 Federal Street in Allegheny, offers fine spectacles ready for sight. The shop promotes over 200 varieties of imported Key West and domestic cigars priced per 100 with MIDT, Nos. s nd at Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmann’s, Jeweler and Optician
Federal St
Allegheny
Usssu
Key West
Excursion to Johnstown and Local Advertisements
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells Sunday excursion tickets to Johnstown at 23.35 roundtrip with a 7 30 A M departure from the new depot. Henxpricks Co advertises low prices cabinets one dollar a dozen at 68 Federal Bd Allegheny. Angostura Bitters touted for instant relief for dyspepsia. Fireworks offered with reduced prices and varied display. J H Jonestor advertises fireworks at 706 Smithfield St with quality guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Johnstown
Henxpricks & Co
Federal
Allegheny
J. H. Jonestor
Smithfield St
Old Salt Schley Relieved to Command Baltimore Cruiser
Commodore Schley leaves the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting by his own request and will command the new cruiser Baltimore. The move aims to set an example for younger naval officers that staff posts should be time-limited. The Baltimore is noted as the largest new cruiser and a strong assignment awarded after his retirement from the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commodore Schley
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
Navy Department
Baltimore
Naval Service
Airand
Ormsby Sues Tracy for 100000 Over Navy Dismissal
George B. Ormsby, recently dismissed from the U S Navy, files suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking 100000 damages from Secretary Tracy for trespass connected to his recent Mare Island imprisonment and dismissal. He claims no grounds for arrest or authority for imprisonment and cites improper conduct of the case and prison ship conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle
Sam
Navy
Tracy
Washington
George B. Ormsby
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Trespasa
Mare Island
Cali
Spence
Secretary of the Navy
Remey
Powers charges filed after McKeesport assault
Thomas Powers, badly beaten Tuesday morning, identified Richard ane before Squire Y. Powers charged ane with assault and battery and bail was set, sending the accused to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powers
McKeesport
Richard Ane
City swindlers in silk bate posing as club house promoters
For days four well dressed young men, in silk bate and prosperous appearance, canvassed the city claiming to build a club house for commercial travelers. Assistant Intendant O'Mara calls them frauds and warns residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Mara
England Will Cling to Egypt Amid Evacuation Dispute
Lompon June 21 England refuses to guarantee Egypt evacuation as demanded by France. France seeks annulment of the Anglo Turkish convention of 1887 and the Egyptian conversion plan is abandoned. Fifth Ave shows a larger line of fireworks and cigars including La Perla del Fomar Havana Key West brands offered at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Egypt
Lompon
France
Fifth Ave
Havana Key West
G. W. Schmidt
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Granger
Guarantee CO
Erso
the Western University
Spear
the Holy Ghost College
Silver Lake Grove
Allegheny Zoo
Central
Ice Point
Pittsarg
Jotsnetown
Miller
Dr. Eberich
of Allegheny Select Council
Europe
C.L. Magee
Senator Rutan
Barney Houghes
Kirkpatrick Street
John R. Murphy
Ohio
Sewickley
Drago
Lawrenceville
Lawrence School
Patton
University
Whitehouse
Hyndman
Griff Anthony
Joseph Hague James Linney
Thomas Tenna
Mercer
Jenee
Frohsinn Club
McKeesport Light Company
Edison
Pyatt
J. H. Johnstox
Mount Saint Ursula
Indiana
Janes W. Grove’s
J. H. Johnston
Crn
la Matilde
G. W. Scuurpr
California
Fifth Avenue
City
Pilsner Beer
Frauenheim & Vilsack
J. H. Jonnystor
Sruvee Lake
Ormsby
Batiste
Mie
Bincke
Aoe
Ana
GMS
J. H. Jonxston
Jel
Victoria
We Kbaus
Isa
Horne
India
Sarah
Téa Gowna
Dren
Fauntleroy
Guimpe
Mear
Les
Lea
JOS. Horne & CI
Penn Avenue Stores
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