McBride Plans Six Round Bout With Mike Dugan
Washington reports a surprise declaring Walter Hewitt near a deal to buy the Detroit baseball team. Albert Gleason joins Hewitt with holdings to fund a National Capital League club as the Wolverines potentially join the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hewitt
Detroit
Sepaclal
Wasuketox
Washingcton
Albert Gleason
Capitol Park
Gleason
Washington
Mr. Hewitt
Royal Club
Cleveland
National Capital
Hewit
Detroits
Stearns
Talk with Brush Shows Hoosier Leader Quiet on Trips
President Brush returns to Indianapolis with little to say on his travels or league politics. He confirms Indiana is still in the League and comments on possible consolidations while praising the Indianapolis club and Captain Glasscock as he aims to boost pennant chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Inpdianapolis
Brush
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsboro
Washington
Cincinnati
Ranyay
Jack Glasscock
Indians
Glasscock
Captain Anson Victorious In Ninth Inning Comeback
In a Brooklyn Chicago series game captain Anson led the victory in the ninth inning as Brooklyn came close to a win. Anson Bruna Inks and Carroll Anson are noted in the scoring with Creighton and Carruthers on the mound. Time of game two hours ten minutes. Umpires Clark and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Chicagos
Brooklyta
Ron
Brook
Carrol Anson
Bruna
Uif
Terry
Inks
Dedintyen
Aith Oy
Lialy
Carruthers
Speek
Prien
Anson
Clark and
Sullivan
Chicago Players Brotherhood team sails to New Orleans
The Players' Brotherhood baseball squad departs Chicago for New Orleans. The party includes Captain Charles Comiskey Tip O'Neill Arlie Latham Charles Has Fred Pfeifer Jimmy Ryan Mark Baldwin J Duff Farrell Barstow Darling and Dwyer. The first exhibition game is set for next Sunday in New Orleans against the Cleveland nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood
New Orleans
Charles Comiskey
Tip O'Neill
Arlie Latham
Charles
Fred Pfeifer
Jimmy Ryan
Mark Baldwin
J, Duff
Farrell
Barstow
Darling
Dwyer
Cleveland Nine
George Munson Plans Chitaro and Cleveland Tour Route
George Munson of St. Louis visited Nashville to arrange games on the 23rd and 25th with the Chitaro and Cleveland Players’ clubs. He expects to play at Mobile Birmingham Montgomery Nashville and Memphis on the return route after the New Orleans opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Texx
George Munson
St. Louis
Chitaro
Cleveland
New Orleans
Munson
Mobile
Birmingham
Montgomery
Memphis
Feil Visits Wheeling Signs New Trio for Tri-State League
Manager Nate Feil of the Wheeling Tri-State League was in the city yesterday and signed Fitzgerald and Lyte, noted figures from Colorado Springs. He praised the league prospects and announced a meeting of former clubs and schools slated for Akron next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Feil
Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Lyte
Colorado Springs
Feil
Tri-State
Seholuis
Akron Op
Offer to box six rounds at Braddock for 190 a side
The backer of Paddy McBride proposes to Mike Dugan to box McBride six rounds at a catch weight for 190 dollars a side and all receipts. The contest would be at Braddock and an answer by Tuesday Distract could draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy McBride
Mike Dugan
Mike Dogen
Bates
McBride
Pas
Braddock
Tue Disratcn
Pitebergers War Shows Pittsburg Victory in Chickens
A lively poultry contest at McKee's Rocks yesterday pitted Wheeling birds against Pittsburg ones. Out of 18 battles staged, Pittsburg entries won 13, Wheeling 5, in a spirited paper-backed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee's Rocks
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Arbitration settles Lehane move to Columbus club
Special Telegram from Philadelphia reports the Arbitration Committees ruled Lehane must play for the Columbus club of the American Association after a series of contracts and releases involving Buffalo New York and Columbus. The decision credits a February 4 release as ratifying earlier negotiations with Lehane. Pettit and Pitt cases were held or released for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Lehane
Columbus Club
American Association
John J. Rogers
N. E. Young
John B. Day
John S. Rogers
National League
Zach Phelps
Day
Cohen
New York
Lebane
Columbus
Pettit
Wilkesbarre
Toronto
Milwaukee
New Haven
Herman Pitt
Nw Haven
Pitt
Wm. Barnie
Baltimore
A. C. Buckenberger
Walter W. Burnham
W. H. Whitaker
Monee Sharsig
Athletic Club
Terrence Connell
Larry O'Day
Syracuse
A Fight for Big Stakes Contend for New York
San Francisco announces a boxing match for 13,000 stakes between Jack McAuliffe and Jemmy Carroll at the California Athletic Club. McAuliffe, reigning American light champion, trains under Bully Madden while Carroll prepares for eight weeks. Boston and New York bettors plan to travel to wager up to $1,000 to $3,000 on McAuliffe amid fluctuating fancied bets and debates over stamina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Police Gazette Office
San Francisco
Jack Amecauliffe
Mgh
America
Jemmy Carroll
Northampton
Mass
California Athletic Club
Roche
Turfiman
Bully Madden
McAuliffe
New Yorker
Carroll
Boston
Western Trotters Sold at Rancho Del Paso Sale
The first annual Rancho Del Paso trotting stock sale opened at the American Horse Exchange, New York, featuring 2 head of colts fillies and geldings from Mr J B Hagein. Sires Albert W Echo Alaska Algona and Robert Lee carry Electioneer Nutwood bloodlines with notable early sales including fillies and colts bred to Albert W and other dams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rancho del Paso
J. B. Hagein
American Horse Exchange
Albert W
Echo
Alaska
Algona
Robert Lee
Electioneer
Nutwood
Albert
Ralph W. Nail
Ibert
Mabelle
Ralph W. Hall
Aus
Bar
Mabel
William Simpson
City
Hilda
Hay
Mantle
Hall City
Sultan
W. Lines
Rochester
N. Y
Jones Mare
A. Bledter
Washington
Cecelia
Ferguson
Betting Odds Set for Suburban and Brooklyn Handicaps
Betting has begun with quotes from Goodwin Brox for the Suburban and Brooklyn Handicaps. Raceland heads Suburban at 15 to 1 with Salvator Firenzi and Tenny close. In the Brooklyn Kingston Raceland Hanover Gorga show 10 to 1 others at 15 to 20 to 1, with place bets at a quarter of the prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Goodwin Brox
Raceland
Salvator
Firenzi
Tenny
Senorita
Long Street
Kingstom
Hanover
Gorga
Badge
Gut Track Meet Delivers Tight Races at Parx
Weather dampens a parx track day as six races run from six furlongs to seven. Slasher wins the opener as Melodrama places second, with a crowded field and odds listed for each finish.
Entries at Curtrox Race Track Prompt Friday Races
At Curtrox Race Track New Jersey on Friday the program lists five races with entrants including Leander America Clontarf and Solona in the first race. Konule Sparling Zangbar Ariel in the second. Carocele Grimall Monsoon Glory Moonstone Insight King Karem in the third. Angus Bella Heveler Josh Biings Gallus Dan Filtaway Ban Adonia Taxgatherer in the fourth. and maidens and colts Quintoness Sterling Batey Irvine Navillis Sam Love Dover Pasa Nomad Australia Poet etc in the fifth. A funeral for Joseph was also noted with a rare gathering of old-time sporting men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iepectal Telromam
Curtrox
N. J
Eix
Leander
America
Clontarf
Fountain
Walter G
Effie Moore
Solona
Lizgie M
Bioss
Cheeney
Moran
Triple Cross
Savace
Stonewall
Sparling
Zangbar
Eatontown
Ariel
Carocele
Young Lake
Grimall
Monsoon
Lhedake
Glory
Moonstone
Insight
King Karem
Eaeree Angus
Nee Little Dim
Bella
Heveler
Josh Biings
Gallus Dan
Filtaway
Varling
Ban Adonia
Taxgatherer
Strea Teeieen
Quintoness
Sterling
Batey Irvine
Navillis
Sam Love
Dover
Pasa Nomad
Australia
Thoroughly representative gathering of sporting men in Pittsburg
Priddy yesterday. Probably there never was such a thoroughly representative gathering of sporting men in Pittsburg before. Chartiers was crowded during the afternoon by friends and acquaintances of Old Joe. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. McKee, and the interment took place at Homewood Cemetery. The casket was covered with numerous floral mementoes.
George Connors Visits for Six Day Race Training
George Connors the noted long distance pedestrian arrived in town to train for the six day race at the Grand Central Rink next month. He says Herelman will arrive soon. A letter from Guerrero arrived. Guerrero and Herty train together with Herty estimating 600 miles while Guerrero doubts that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Connors
Grand Central Rink
Herelman
Guerrero
Herty
Harriman Plans 2000 Mile Walk to Pacific Coast
J S Harriman in Wabash announces a wager of five dollars on a 2000 mile walk to the Pacific. The final $500 deposit was posted in New York by Harriman's backer. He leaves Wabash on April 10 with two horse guards, must average 45 miles daily to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
J. S. Harriman
Pacific Coast
New York
Harriman
New Orleans Races Result Highlights
In New Orleans on March 13 the day’s races saw Colonel Cox win the first race over Pritchett and Tommy EK with a 1.15 and 5 furlong times. Hardee led Story Teller and Semaphore in race two, while Bonnie Annie topped Forever and Harkrite in the four furlongs with a 0 754 time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Colonel Cox
Pritchett
Tommy EK
Hardee
Story Teller
Semaphore
Bonnie Annie
Forever
Harkrite
Sporting Notes and Rumors Stir Local Baseball Scene
AD Gimbert leaves Sunday to join Boston Players. MasaGen Hecker expects most players here soon. Secretary ScaspReter sent Jake Beckley $9 Monday. Presi dent Nimmick hard to locate. Manager Hanlon suspects league magnates plot. TownsSexn signed with Baltimore. Nikirk Siebert five mile race final deposit due tomorrow. Rumors link Pittsburg Cleveland consolidation. Scandrett denies. Burns rumored to sign. Hanlon unaware. Negotiations for Carroll Gallacher match underway by San Francisco club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD. Gimbert
Boston
MasaGen Hecker
ScaspReter
Jake Beckley
Jake
Nimmick
Hanlon
TownsSexn
Philadelphia Athletics
Baltimores
J. P. Andrews
D. Thompson
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Tary Scandrett
Burns
Jimmy Carroll
Brooklyn
Rodiy Gallacher
San Francisco
Mt. Washington residents retire as old-time shoemaker exits
Peter Soofept a longtime Mt. Washington shoemaker retires after decades in the ward. The Monongahela House plans a May 27 reopening with construction underway. A Congregational reception, a Bulgarian speaker in native dress, and Society events at Smithfield Street M E Church are noted. An Allegheny officer breaks up a speak-easy aboard a Pittsburg and Western freight car. immigrants arrive, and a boy named George Woefel falls from a barge into the river with a rescuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Soofpet
Mt. Washington
Atness
Smithfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ome
Monongahela House
Charles Holmes
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Smithfield Street Methodist Church
Misses Latton
Penn Avenue
Eckert
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Castle Garden
George Woefel
Forty-third Street
Broapax Emtra
Grand Central Opera House
Scottdale
Tsou
Labor strike dispute at Pittsburg Traction and union action
President Evans of the Central Trades Council met Chief Brown to press for a settlement of the Inte strike. DA No. 3 plans a meeting to decide action while many strikers remain out. Evans accuses the directors of moving to Philadelphia to avoid talks and vows a boycott against the Pittsburg Traction Company. Magee resigns as VP in disgust. Half the strikers have found work elsewhere, including five on the police force and several on the Wylie avenue line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Central Trades Council
Chief Brown
Department of Public Safety
Pittsburg Traction Company
Brown
Philadelphia
Penn Avenue
Wylie Avenue
Second Avenue
Duquesne
Pittsburo
Plasterers Strike Discussed at Chicago in City Meeting
Local Journeymen Plasterers Association No 31 to hold a special meeting at No 41 Fifth avenue Tuesday evening to discuss and act on the Chicago plasterers strike noted yesterday. National Association President Tenary will attend to explain why Chicago workers were ordered back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journeymen Plasterers’ Association No
Fifth Avenue
Megahan
Tenary
National Association
Pittsburg
Mansell Trial Turbulence as Dr Wheeler Withdraws Then Rejoins
The McKeesport trial of Rev Dr Mansell saw Dr Wheeler withdraw from the case and later resume, amid a heated morning session where testimony on a destroyed paper and alleged coercion dominated. Prosecution argued Mansell lied, while defense sought mercy as witnesses denied prior assertions and the crowd reacted with emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansell
McKeesport
Wheeler
Dr. Miller
Dr. Mansell
Cox
Risk
F. Finley
J. B. Risk
Fressed
Ministers vs Dr Mansell a crowded inquiry in Methodist case
The speaker accused seven ministers of cowardice and said laymen faced charges in a heated session. He described the Bookroom meeting as an inquisition and claimed Mansell’s mis statements arose from misunderstanding. The trial adjourned with Dr Wright to present the final plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansell
Methodist Church
Dr. Smith
Coursin
Mormon Missionary Swindle Alleged in West Virginia Converts
Report from Ritchie County on Mormon missionaries who promised farms and aid but demanded tithes. Converts mortgaged land and sold stock to pay. elders vanished with cash, leaving Calhoun Braxton Clay and Roane counties short. Locals fear promised assistance was a ruse to defraud poor lay converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ritchie
Calhoun
Braxton
Clay
Roane
Horse Dealer Johnson Missing After Banking Troubles
A. W. Johnson, a Hubbard horse buyer who shipped weekly to New York, vanished after checks he presented at Hubbard National Bank bounced. He had mortgaged property for thousands, and Mrs. Johnson says he left Friday to York, Pennsylvania to handle an assigned insurance policy tied to Breckinridge, who was reportedly dying. His credit was spotless and friends expect him to settle debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younestons
Hubbard
A. W. Johnson
Johnson
New York
Hubbard National Bank
Mort
Oil well gushes 250 barrel tank in Denver village
Neece and Ross drilled a well two miles west of North Baltimore in Wood county. A rich oil pool caused a 250 barrel tank to fill in 40 minutes, yielding an implied output of 9,000 to 10,000 barrels daily. Oil overflowed streets and was set on fire to protect the town. Peerless Refinery may take over production at 26 cents per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neece & Ross
Denver
Wood County
Baltimore
Peerless Refinery
Businessman A T Murphy Missing In Wirt County
Special telegram from Parkersburg reports A T Murphy of Standing Rock Wirt County has been missing for two weeks with evidence growing that he was murdered. He was last seen with a large sum of money and several checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. VA
A. T. Murphy
Standing Rock
Wirt County
Opening West Virginia Coal Mines
Eastern capitalists have closed a deal for a large tract of coal lands between Pruntytown and Flemington in West Virginia. They plan extensive mines with a contract output of no less than 50 cars of coal daily and the construction of 200 coke ovens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Dispatch
Farnmont
W. VA
Pruntytown
Flemington
Tri State Brevities from On City and Nearby
Slip pery Rock oil held near test. a glass warehouse rises at Punxsutawney. several fatal accidents occur across Pennsylvania. a Y M C A convention set for Uniton town. a train strike kills Henry Jones. limb severed in Donegal circular law case. four skeletons found near Wheeling. illicit still bust in Logan county. Frede r Seidel executors seek 11000 for lunatic Nicholas Seidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponxsutawney
Farsar Bissein
Hean Creek
Doxato Dustrer
Connellsville
Jony Lourpece
Morgan Station
Pittsburg
Unitontown
Henry Jones
Harrison City
Josefu Brows
Donegal
Wheeling
Reading
M. L. Fritch
Ernt Paster
Lucinda Messer
Pearl Fuller
Logan County
W. Va
Frederick Seidel
Alsace County
Nicholas Seidel
Not Meant for Him and a Juror’s Suspicious Act
A juror attempted to palm a $20 gold piece during a courthouse money transfer between a lawyer and his partner. The juror, who knew the lawyer, tried to take the coin but fled Grant Street when the ruse failed. Also, Samuel 5. Mason, who attempted suicide at Corry Pennsylvania on March 2, was able to leave his home and walk downtown on March 6 showing minor wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Samuel
Mason
Corry
Debate over Maryland canal lease in Senate stalls passage
Fierce Senate debate in Annapolis centers on leasing the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Cumberland and Washington Railroad to build a railroad on its bed. Supporters argue for sale and swift action while opponents call the plan unconstitutional and warn of endless litigation. no vote was reached as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Maryland Senate
Senate
Arsfapolis
Cumberland and Washington Railroad Company
Wootton
Circuit Court
Washington County
Jugge Alvey
Hagerstown
Canal Company
Alvey
Wirt
Wooten
Urner
Frederick
Cumberland and Washington Railroad
Stake
Pearce
Allegany
Washington
Ohio River
Chesapeake Bay
Failure of Harbison and Loder Wholesale Dry Goods Firm
New York reports the Harbison and Loder wholesale dry goods firm failing with assets and liabilities revealing a $550,000 estimate of liabilities and over $400,000 in assets. The partners Edward Harbison and Noah Loder assigned without preference to Frederick J. Lancaster, turning over stocks and residences to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Tue Dispatch
New York
Harbison & Leder
Broadway
Edward Harbison
Noah Loder
Frederick J. Lancaster
Harbison
Westfield
N. J
Loder
Pacific Street
John J. Adams
Serious Northside Runaway Causes Street Crash
Charles Klopfer hitched a horse and buggy in front of the express office on Federal Street Allegheny yesterday afternoon. The horse bolted injuring Mrs Henry who had her arm broken and knocking down a passerby. A buggy with a man and woman was struck, and another with a lady and her colored driver suffered the same fate. The buggy was demolished after colliding with a post. the horse was captured a few squares away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klopfer
Express
Federal Street
Allegheny
Henry
Ft. Wayne
Lacock Street
Coal Boat Fleets Press River to Reach Stage of Water
Rivers rise with 13 feet logged last night as coal operators mobilize fleets. Walton & Co. sent Sam Clarke with 10 boats, Sam Miller with 14 barges and Nellie Walton with 14 barges. Jutte & Co. dispatched Diamond with 14 barges. G. S. Cramp & Co. sent J. C. Risher with 10 barges, 2 boats and 1 flat. Brown & Co. sent Alex Swift, Jim Brown and Charles Brown for 22 barges and 10 boats. Total coal moved is set to reach 1,328,000 bushels. In politics, W. W. Speer denied reports of withdrawing from the Senatorial race to run for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton & Co
Sam Clarke
Sam Miller
Nellie Walton
Jutte & Co
Diamond
G. S. Cramp & Co
J. C. Risher
Brown & Co
Alex Swift
Jim Brown
Charles Brown
Notable New York Expedition Set to Explore Alaska Interior
Alfred B. Schanz, ex Allegheny Observatory assistant and famed New York newspaper man, joins a New York organized expedition to Alaska to traverse the Copper Yukon region, a vast area never before trod by whites. Colonel Willis J. Hulings from Oil City and James Wilson of Bellaire register at Seventh Avenue, Hulings coming from West Virginia lumbering to shave sawdust from his hair. W P Conley, eastern agent for the C S and KC road, visits the city to pursue business, with many friends in Pittsburg. Ted Ford of Youngstown and J A Callen with Samuel Cooper of Louisville stay at the Duquesne. W G Trunkey of Warren and Panhandle superintendent J F Miller are at the Anderson Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Schanz
Allegheny Observatory
New York City
New York
Alaska
Yukon
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
James Wilson
Bellaire
Seventh Avenue
Colonel Hulings
West Virginia
W. P. Conley
Chicago, St. Paul and
Kansas City Road
Youngstown
J. A. Callen
Samuel Cooper
Louisville
Duquesne
W. G. Trunkey
Warren
J. F. Miller
The
Panhandle
Anderson Hotel
Labor Tangle Settled by President Smith at Bowling Green
President Smith of the American Flint Glass Workers' Association returned from Bowling Green Ohio where he settled a dispute between workers. When natural gas ran out many left town thinking shutdown permanent, later gas returned and the company rehired others. Men who left claimed those in town still held jobs. Smith arranged a satisfactory resolution for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Smith
American Flint Glass Workers’ Association
Bowling Green
Flint House
Smith
Negro Porter Held on Bail After Attempted Assault
William H. Parr a negro porter was arrested at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie depot yesterday morning for attempted assault and placed under $2,000 bail for a hearing next Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Parr
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Mayor Allows Jo Boaters Extra Time for Quarters
Mayor Pearson said last evening that jo boaters may have more time to secure new quarters. Those who refuse to take the offered spaces will be promptly ousted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
City Goods Payoff Encourages Buyers To Visit
The notice urges local shoppers to visit the store to see the goods in the city and take advantage of the payment offer.
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Hewitt
Brash
Colorado Battery
Dogan
J. B. Day
Cos
Amr
Atiers
Lem McAuliffe
Beaulient Goitenburg
Hoopsox County
Gortenburg
Miller
Wtel
Stel
Dale Frian
Pall Mall
Festus
Goldfish
Lomax
Rowe
Ito
Wanderment
Henny Lass
Mamie H
Tyrone
Black
Clifton
Joseph
Sporting Notes
Jos. Henng & Co
Hauch’s
Fifth Ave
Wfsu
Elizabeth C
John Burns
Ohio
Ifrom
T. N. Eaton
Bishop Warren
Hickman
Boyle
Heecham
Core
Beacom
Latrobe
Ardly
J. F. Core
Mr. Risk
Advocate Office
DR. Wheeler
Judg& Alvey
Dinpatot
Poe
Committee On Finance
Allegheny and Tidewater Company
Alveys
Senator Stake
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harbison& Leder
W. W. Speer
Western Penn
Sylvania
North
Erly
Prrmptec
United States Signal Service
Odicerima
Raiofall
Thar
TMS Dispatch
Morcantown
Pati
WaRrEen
Brownsville
Rogers’ Royal
Knights of Labor
Greenlass Blowers
United States
Massillon
Ayer
Holman
Charles H. Maloney
Rivera Lowell, Mass
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Masa
Siz Bowles
E. G. Shade
Gregory Street
Southside
China House
China
R. P. Wallace & Co
Wood Street
ST. Charles
Clothiers
Liberty ST
Denver Range
Graff, Hugus & CO
Liberty Street
Smithfield
Diamond Sts
Liz
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