New Board Clash at Union Switch and Signal
Turmoil at Union Switch and Signal pits Eastern and local stockholders against Westinghouse interests. A new Westinghouse aligned board move aims to ease tensions, with potential resignations and a push to cut costs at Swissvale as investors watch for legal action and market reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Westinghouse
Tn Toto
Swissvale
Westinghouse
Union Switch and Signal Company
Dalzeil, Scott & Gordon
Westinhouse
A Little Maiden's Story Inspires Police Inquiry
Inspector McAleese pursues a puzzling case of 13 year old Annette Lee who says she is an orphan from Butler and was found in Pittsburgh after relatives and a deceased aunt. She claims creditors ousted her from her aunt Sadie Lee’s home and she traveled with $10 before arriving at Haley's Hotel. The girl cannot recall names of kin or schooling towns, raising doubts about her tale as officers seek her parents to confirm her story. She remains in Central station custody for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector McAleese
Annette Lee
Butler
Allegheny and
Manchester
Market
Sixth Streets
Coulson
Central Station
Alleheny
Holmes
Sadie Lee
Hempfield
Pittsburze
Haley's
Diamon Square
Springdale
Home once more Dalanys leave after New Florence wreck
Mr and Mrs Dalany of Gainesville Virginia return home in General Superintendent Shepherds private car after recovering from injuries suffered in the New Florence wreck on a wedding trip to Duluth Minnesota. They were treated at West Penn Hospital and now stay at Hazelwood with Jonas McCleane acting for damages claim against the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs Dulany walks lamely and may be permanently crippled. her husband remains weak. They plan another attempt to reach Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
BR. L. Dalany
Gainesville
Shepherd
C. W. Culp
Altoona
Duplany
New Florence
Duluth
Minn
West Peon Hospital
Union Depot
Ee Wat
Reamer
Petala Bien
Heamer Pere
Pennsylvania
Jacob Beamer
Messina
Wash
West Virginia
Hatfield-McCoy
Sep Hart
Washington
Gosh
Mr. Reamer
Toom
Diplomas for Undertakers Debate in Pennsylvania
Chief Brown notes a Funeral Directors Association circular urging House bill No. 24 to require diplomas for entering the undertaking trade. Supporters argue it would improve handling of the dead and curb infectious diseases. Brown warns it could bar entry to honest entrepreneurs and questions the motive to regulate embalming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Brown
Funeral Directors’ Association of Pennsylvania
Brown
Visitors and locals mingle at Allegheny gathering
New Haven iron man R B De Bussy hosted at a Duquesne house with visitors from Oliver Iron and Steel and Babcox and Wilcox. Philadelphia manager L M Mozes stayed, Pennington from Anchor Rubber visited, and many others including Gemmell, Stamm, Marvin, Wright, Conrad, Payne, Britain, Petty, Dillie McIntosh, Dr Edward Clark, and Green Baum were noted guests or arrivals at Union depot or Seventh Avenue during brief city visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. de Bussy
New Haven
Conn
Duquesne
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
L. M. Mozes
Philadelphia
Babcox and Wilcox Company
George W. Wright
Mercer
Seventh Avenue
James Conrad
Morgantown
W. Va
Movungauela
C. N. Payne
G.T. Britain
United Pipe Lives
James T. Petty
Fremont, C
Daily Sum
City
Dillie McIntosh
East Liverpool
Allegheny City
Myer Gallinger Yoder Building Address Note
Myer Gallinger Yoder law building sits at the corner of Fifth and Wylie avenues with telephone number 1707 and an elevator indicated for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Gallinger
Yoder Law Building
Fifth and
Wylie Avenues
Firing Back in Allegheny Council Ends in Pigeonholed Reports
The last Allegheny common and select council session adjourned with the appropriation ordinance for ten thousand dollars to Allegheny General Hospital sent back after a narrow 14 to 13 vote to reduce the amount. The meeting yielded no final action on a new government building site and left several ordinances and committee assignments unresolved due to a quorum issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Councils
Allegheny General Hospital
Brown
Thomas A. Parke
Hunter
Rudolph
C. F. Peck & Son
John Ogden
Select Council
Stauffer
Alegnene General Hospital
Common Councils
Public Works Committee
Common
Select
Messrs
Hox
Neeb
Arch Street
Erie Street
Montgomery Avenue
Common Council
Gas
Light
Water Works Superintendent Report Details Expenditures
Superintendent Armstrong reports the Water Works department spent 129107.88 last year with 2105 on pipe work 90463.47 at the works and 26078 for fuel. Allegheny water plant valued at 1814000. 180 new stop gates installed and a fire plug added. Distribution near needs. plans to extend a 3 4 inch main to parallel North avenue main to maintain full supply if main damaged. Machinery in good condition. fuel shift from gas to coal raises costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Water Works
Allegheny
North Avenue
Doubled Receipts Report With No Recommendations
Mayor Wyman presented a yearly report praising police and fire protection as perfect and doubling receipts by 100 percent. He pledged to enforce laws and cooperate with the city council to unify interests under the new charter. The year saw 4480 arrests and sales receipts peaking at 922000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Pearson
Water rent assessments by ward, Barton Grubbs reports
Assessor Barton Grubbs releases ward by ward figures on water rents. The report details amounts due in each ward, reflecting property consumption and municipal charges.Residents and property owners can reference the breakdown to verify billing standards and total collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Grubbs
Fire Department Report Shows Resources and Losses
Chief Jones presents the fire department report listing 91 men, 11 engines, 12 hose carriages, 2 fuel wagons, 4 horses. 20,000 feet of hose, with 6,000 feet in excellent condition and 3,000 unfit. Alarm telegraph in excellent condition, 61 miles of line, year 253 53 fires, 172 calls, six fires with losses over 5,000 pounds. total fire losses reach £127,732 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Stasas
Committers on Surveys Report Shows 5000 Dollar Appropriation
The Committee on Surveys reports an appropriation of $5,000 and outlines expenditures recorded under 10982, drawing attention to the financial details and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Surveys
Atention
Allegheny Expenses Show City Spending and Rates
The Committee on Health cites expenditures of 96,6058 with a death rate of 18.6 per thousand excluding still births. City Property spent 15,09534, transferred 10,000 to the library, and ran a 3,185 deficit. Wharves and Leagues show 1,987 73 in costs, with receipts about 496 47, 900 less than prior. The Market Office reports 1,141 27 expended and 16,284 81 in rents and fees, up over prior. Superintendent Hanter notes extensive electric light building. 219 lamps on towers, 206 on arms, 2,075 in use citywide. Stevenson reports library visitors since Sept 21 total 25,25 plus 486 on Oct 25, with 44,000 plus periodicals. Parks expenditure 19,004 with 12,291.68 for labor. 14,591.92 spent on Monument Hill. 10,358.06 left in special appropriation. Engineer Ehlers: five miles graded and paved for 104,253 52, to 93.53 miles paved citywide, costing 2,497,005. 2,167 miles of sewers built at 15,850 40, totaling 34,955 miles valued at 1,071,080 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Health
Committee On
Eee
David Hanter
Gas Department
Stevenson
Ecaiion
Monument Hill
Ehlers
Allegheny New Buildings Recorded in Year
A table lists the count of new and additional buildings erected during the year in Allegheny. The document shows figures for new buildings and additions, with several columns of numerals and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickisiavacsu Atari
Poor Board Report From Home For The Year
The Directors of the Poor report shows an average of 24 inmates monthly at the Home, yearly maintenance per inmate $95.60, total expenditure $56,210. There was $4,131.16 collected, including $2,771.17 from farm products, $120.21 for six boarding patrons at Dixmoen, $113.06 for outdoor relief, and $457 for liquor and gambling fees. There were 29 deaths and 6 births. out-of-door relief aided 951 persons. The current inmate count is 261, with 154 admissions and 102 tramps assisted during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directors of the Poor
Dixmoen
Street Committee Recommends New Pavement Plan
The Streets and Sewers Committee reports an $80,000 appropriation with $62,773.89 spent. Grading of California avenue is nearly complete and Woods' row viaduct awaits opening. It urges replacing gravel pavements with Ligonier block or similar improved paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Streets and Sewers
California Avenue
Woods' Row
Ligonier Block
Saint Andrew's mission grows at Allegheny church
A Passionist Father led mission activities at St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church in Allegheny with rosary prayers at 6 am and 7 pm daily. Confessions ran from 8 to 12 am and 8 to 6 pm and 8 to 10 pm. Police Officer Jerry Murphy was seriously bitten on the face by a St Bernard at a dog show. A wedding linked Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorper of Allegheny after her change from Mary Hartenstein. Western Pennsylvania Historical Society met with few members. a discussion on changing meeting hours produced no action. A sorrel horse owned by Thomas Bigley was reported stolen near Wright's Alley. An year-old boy, Joan Kurer, fractured an arm after a wagon fall on Webster Avenue. A ten-day-old found on No 9 Third Street was christened Patrick Fitzgerald and sent to the foundling asylum. A ten-day-old found basket baby was taken to the Poor Farm for care. Indian Association meeting was postponed to next month. The Survey Committee recommended 50 ordinances, 46 for ward grading in the Twentieth Ward. Dr Crank spoke to Lincoln Club on Religion In Politics. Detective John Glens of Allegheny is home with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Murpry
St. Bernard
Murhy
Ann Mhs
FraNk Gorper
Allegheny
Youngstown
Gordon
Mary Hartenstein
Western Pennsylvania Historical Society
Tur
Thomas Bigley
Wright's Alley
South Twenty-second Street
No. 9
Third Street
McVey Yesterdy
Foundling Asylum
City Farm
Patrick Fitzgerald
Matron Perry
Central Station
No. 0
The
Indian Association
Mra
Wees
Jd.j.crank
Lincoln Club
John Glens
Giant Carpet and Eyewear Bargains Hit City Streets
The ad heralds a ten day carpet sale starting March 10 with 5000 yards of ingraine at 30c and 40c grades, plus extras at 60c and 65c. Also offered are a two story brick for rent at Grant avenue Allegheny with six rooms and garden, and eye glasses fittings by August Loch at 145 Federal street with Prof. J Faes Optician visiting. Edward Groetzinger promotes Penn avenue bargains and more carpet deals as spring approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EowAarp Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
Grant Avenue
Allegheny
Rebecca
Pittsburg
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
August Loch
Federal Street
Dodge
Torsy
Jeweler
Tursu
Big Iron Plant Deal Reshapes Pittsburgh Industry
Oil Well Supply Company nears purchase of Elba Iron Works and Continental Tube Works on Second Avenue in Soho for about $550,000 to expand tubing production. Everson to manage both plants with 1,100 workers and 150 ton capacity each, while major improvements and new buildings are planned. Nearby rail and labor tensions persist as stonemasons strike and tube and iron markets adjust to new central traffic rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba Iron Works
Continental Tube Works
Second Avenue
Soho
Elba
T. B. Everson
Everson
Iire
Reading Iron Company
J. B. Eaton
Eaton
Order to Go Back in Building Trades Council
Local Union No. 195 painters and decorators held a spirited meeting with General President Thompson present. He ordered the union to send back representatives to the Building Trades Council or risk losing their charters. Two defeated walking delegates pledged to refuse and return to the Knights of Labor. Thompson criticized the local press as unfair. A committee will urge No. to refrain from returning delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Building Trades Council
Tompson
The
Onion
K. of IL
Increased Capital at Columbia Iron and Steel
The Columbia Iron and Steel Company held a special meeting yesterday and approved increasing capital stock from 400000 to 1000000 dollars and bonded indebtedness from 150000 to 900000 dollars. Directors were authorized to implement the increases and start extensive works improvements to boost capacity as orders mount and steady work for about 700 men continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Iron and Steel Company
E M. Burg
Chambers and McKee Gas Count Bid Denied
A Jeannette factory spokesman denied rumors that Chambers and McKee had closed. He said only a part of the works halted during a cold snap, they produce their own gas, and operations run at full capacity. The rumor was said to cause unnecessary harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers & McKee
Jeannette
Soembers
Southwest Natural Gas Company
Effects of the Strike Hits Rail and Industry
The Lake Rio Railroad and Fr. Wayne Company suspend many freight and telegraph workers due to dull freight traffic caused by the coke strike. The downturn threatens mills and other manufacturing establishments, with several to close soon unless a settlement occurs. No early adjustment appears likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Rio Railroad Company
Fr. Wayne Company
Formal Protest Demanded by Trades Council Delegate
M P Carrick, a Trades Council delegate in Barrisburg for the mechanics Henbill, telegraphed officials urging a special council meeting to protest the age without the amendments. The likely agenda includes adding an amendment to secure workers' wage claims and a plan to send a formal protest this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Carrick
Barrisburg
Trades Council
Henbill
Shorter Hours Protest by Woods Run Barbers
Journeyman barbers from Woods Run met at J. Hennessey’s shop on Preble avenue to push for earlier closing. Members from J. T. Daily P. Gaibert J. Hennessey and A. Hinether supported closing all shops at 6 o'clock on weekdays except Saturday. Also noted are a fuel saving external furnace feeder by George Nimmo and liquid chocolate process patent pursuit by H. 4&V. Pataky of Berlin, plus resumption of Baker Chain Works operations and abolition of depot master position at Lake Erie station during miners strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers of
Woods’ Run
J. Hennessey
Preble Avenue
J. T. Daily
P. Gaibert
A. Hinether
Baker Chain Works
Lake Erie Station
Not Guilty For Reuben Miller In Synagogue Assault Trial
Yesterday in Criminal Court Reuben Miller vice president of the Grant Street Synagogue was found not guilty of assault and battery after testifying the plaintiff used vile language and shook his fist. The jury split costs between Miller and the plaintiff. Other trials included felonious shooting, liquor license violations, break ins, larceny and multiple disorderly conduct and immorality convictions with varying sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Miller
Grant Street
H. Baoritsky
Miller
Criminal Court
Fritz Maner
William Rodgers
Cutty
Wilmerding
Dennis Malaskey
Huntington Reformatory
George Murray
John Durr
Frank Russell
Ferdinand Veney
Danny Mundy
George Schrimps
John White
Joseph Smith
John Daley
Hose Costello
Emma Hartung
Harry Lussing
Charles Bowers
Joseph de Luca
Grand Jury Returns True Bills of Morality and Crime
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills naming Andrew Guenther James Monahan William Green Daniel O Hara Frank Martin for liquor offenses and on Sunday Joseph Deluca Samuel Hanson James Matthews for assault and battery. It also lists felonious assault C L Wachter and others with larceny mischief and related charges. Several bills were ignored including Edward Evans larceny and false pretenses involving multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Guenther
James Monahan
William Green
Daniel O’ Hara
Frank Martin
Joseph Deluca
Samuel Hansom
James Matthews
Thomas Parcell
Edward Tracey
John Glenn
Charles Lipshaw
C. L. Wachter
G. A. Bestel
George Grover
John Kerr
John Gardner
Eema Hastings
Edward Evans
Nhelminga Michel
Fred Langhurst
Thomas Green
George Kurtz, Jr
D. A. Storge
Howard Fowler
William Dorsey
Court Calendar: List of Cases to Be Called Today
Common Pleas No 1 lists Smith va Gaffy Mellon Hros va Crowlhers Gourley vs Brad dock Stewart et al va Massillon Stone and Fire Brick Company Becker vs Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company Scepler administrator vs Hull Black et al va Rourke et al Beck va Neuhauer Smith agent vs Spang et al Mc Cartney vs Ott Brothers National State Bank of Camden va Lippincott Graff et al vs Neal. Common Pleas No 2 Douff vs Patterson McCreery vs Ricio McCaul vs Duncan Renshaw vs Excelsior Express and Standard Cab Company. Criminal Court Commonwealth vn James Matthews G A Beltel Martin Murray Harpee Forsythe Theodore Kauffman Peter Lora g John Graver J F McGiffin John Plang Frank Martin William Moore Daniel OHar a 2 Louis Johns William Proden Steme W. Rowe Gas Demster W W Cheav am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas No
Smith
Gaffy
Mellon Hros
Crowlhers
Gourley
Braddock
Stewart Et al
Massillon Stone and Fire Brick Company
Becker
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Scepler
Hull
Black
Patterson
McCreery
Ricio
McCaul
Duncan
Rensshaw
Excelsior Express
Standard Cab Company
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
James Matthews
G. A. Beltel
Martin Murray
Harpee Forsythe
Theodore Kauffman
Peter Lorag
John Graver
J. F. McGiffin
John Plang
Frank Martin
William Moore
Danie O'Hara
Louis Johns
William Proden
Steme W. Rowe
Gas Demster
W. W. Cheav Am
Executions Issued Yesterday in Civil Cases
Yesterday multiple executions were issued including A. G. Rosenthal versus Lizzie Raubarg for 2737 pounds, Leopold Vilsack versus Valentine Heim and wife for 3634.05 dollars, Rebecca Wilson versus W. A. Harper and A. G. Eaton for 275 dollars, Sovder Abel Co. against Thomas Martin for 17297 dollars, A. Pearstein against J. M. F. Foster for 829 dollars, Vamixen Pierce Co. against J. A. Butz for 224 dollars, and Kock & Schlegel against Charles Fries for 13060 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Rosenthal
Lizzie Raubarg
Leopold Vilsack
Valentine Heim
Rebecca Wilson
W. A. Harper
A. G. Eaton
Sovder, Abel & Co
Thomas Martin
A. Pearstein
J. M. F. Foster
Vamixen, Pierce & Co
J. A. Butz
Court action reports and verdicts in various cases
The court trial before Judge Collier included juries deciding on contracts and accounts in several cases J B Henry vs C Klapfer and J Winslow Jones & Co vs 8 Ewart & Co A verdict of 45 favored the plaintiff in J W Black vs H Koerner A bankruptcy order approved for A J Kuhns vs G C B Kuhns Mary Hague won 7100 against Pittsburg Tracton Co for injuries from a car incident A suit Susan Forsythe vs McKeesport and Bellevernon Railroad remains in progress AXON suit against Mary Mangan by M Gallagher damages for death of Mangan's husband Seven suits against J M Guffey for 120 each penalties for failing to bore oil wells on leased land linked to Fennell Wolf families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Henry
C. Klapfer
J. Winslow Jones & Co
8. Ewart & Co
Collier
J. W. Black
H. . Koerner
A. J. Kuhns
G. C. B. Kuhns
United States District Court
Mary Hague
Pittsburg Tracton Company
Susan Forsythe
McKeesport and Bellevennon Railroad Company
J. Wainwright and
Drake & Stratton
Gamnt
Thas Rae Toad Company
AXON
Mary Mangan
M. Gallagher
Mangan
Gallagher
J. MM. Guffey
John Fennell
Elizabeth A. Wolf
David Fennell
David Wolf
Andrew Fennell
Special Announcement on Watches and Liquor Prices
Readily available stock of diamonds and silver watches plus various instruments. Prices are advertised for Klein's Silver Age and Klein's Duquesne rye. Located at N. Guamanen wrsu 1200 Peno Ay, Hores, with sale emphasis on comparisons. Station details are minimal and promotional in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamplese
R Tate Fanaa Este Stnays
N. Guamanen
Wrsu
Klein
Chief Brown Logs City Liquor License Applicants
Chief Brown reveals a list of all liquor license applicants, detailing opening hours and the number convicted of violations in the past two years. He notes about 120 names with recent violations, praises the Brooks law for improving saloon stature, cites police surveillance in Pittsburgh, and urges continued enforcement while weed ing out the “jag” trade and restraining late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Europe
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Elmer Collins Struggles With Harsh Fasting Trial
Elmer Collins fights a grueling fast as the old dame of nature asserts herself with vigor. The 21st day shows a worn appearance and severe struggle though his courage remains. Doctor’s report notes weight 124 g, pulse 72, temp 98, respiration 17, with water intake recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Collins
Hueus and Hacxe Dress Stuffs Promises Rich Styles
Accustomed patrons find seasonable offerings from Hueus and Hacxe featuring the world’s best textiles. The assortment includes Cheviots Caniel’s Hairs Tweeds and Homespuns in new designs, long Camel’s Hair Boucle effects, mottled flecked patterns, and a broad palette. Serges in French and English makes priced from $1 to $2 a yard, with extensive color range and new importations highlighted.
All-Black Plains and Stripes Range to Elegant Grenadines
Elegant assortment in All-Black featuring Plains, Stripes, Brocades and Spots. Includes Black with Colored Stripes and Black with figures of Brodie and Pompadour colorings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodie
Dresden
New Spring and Summer Fabrics Opened on Fifth Ave Corner
Cor Fifth Av and Market St N B announces new assortments of spring and summer styles and fabrics now open this week in our black goods department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Ready for Confirmation Dress Purchases at Great Values
This notice promotes timely purchases for young ladies confirmation outfits. It lists plentiful stock in white fabrics and accessories, including crepe de chine, surahs, gros grains, cashmeres, lawns, muslins, and Swiss hemstitched items, plus silk or cotton veils and gloves. New Misses suits in Swisses and lawn expected soon at low prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Westinghouse
East
Wes
Mn Rex
Easstern
Electric Company
Rowand
William I. Mustin
George B. Hill & Co
Bowand
Sol Schorer, Jr
Boston
Rowanid
John Q. Adams
Charles Francie Adams
Westinghouse Electric
Switch and Signal Company
Rowanu
Kipwand
Swuevale
Messrs. Westinghouse
Pitcairn
Nn Pittsaburger
Pettsburg
Mr. Schoyer
Mr. Rowand
Mr. Westinehouse
J. Rowan
Asien Signal and Switch Company
Oly
Mrs. Dalany
Florence
B. F. Pennington
Anchor Rubber Company
Geston
Walter 8. Gemmell
Sixteenth Street Freght
Lin
Mr. Stamm
McClure House
Wheeling
Anderson
Centleman
Elks
S. S Marvin
Edward Clark
Buffalo
Green B. Baum
Allegheny Expenses
Allegheny's
Poor Board Report
the Street Committee
St. Andrew's
Allecenys
Wfsu
Lowell
Edward Groetzinger
O’keefe
O' Neill & Co
Henry Bessemer & Co
Shef Seid
Edith
Union Glassworks
Findlay
Maxvader Rowe
Braddock Wire Company
Central Traffic Association
New York
Mr. Thompson
MiNa
Barbers of Woods’ Run
George McClucky
Carroll Street
George Nimmo
George Nimmo Company
Ridge Avenue
H. 4
V. Pataky
Berlin
Thhey
Grand Jury
Diamonds, Diamonds
Iiamonds
Fifth Avenue
Wfsa
Hueus & Hacxe
Grenadines
Wmhés
Wrso
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave
mbhléuWwr
Porter
Leatine Dry Goods House
JS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
SILES
India
Illusion
JOS. Horne & CO
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