Ancient Landguard Displaced For New 4-Story Block
The Crystal Palace landguard at Fifth avenue extension near the Court House is set to be razed for a four story brick and glass business block. The triangular parcel, owned by R T McGeagh, once housed The Little Woman in a one story corner building. The project includes remodeling the adjacent three story corner house and likely top floor use as a photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Fifth and
Old Avenues
Court House
R. T. McGeagh
Old Avenue
Syenuet
Soho Hill
van Bream Street
Giass
Tunnel Street
Lone Star Mathematics Elder Cheaney Details Prohibition Tale
Texas preacher Elder Josephus Cheaney, famed as the “Little Giant of Texas,” speaks at the Opera House tonight about prohibition. He notes a 3,000 to 90,000 majority in favor of bans, citing long temperance work, Europe visits, and arguments from both sexes in community licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheaney
Texas
Josephus Cheaney
Europe
Lexus
TRE OIL GAUGER BILL PROMPTS CITY FURY
City Controller Stevens predicts the measure to abolish his office will fail in the Legislature. He says oil men opposing gauging back the bill. Craig noted Pittsburg alone employs a gauger, arguing the tax burden is unique to the city and unfair to local oil dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Craig
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fight on Penn Avenue Delays Cable Cars In 1900s City
John Nolan and William Campbell clashed on Penn avenue causing cable car delays. Sergeant Gray intervened and arrested both men after an exciting struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolan
William Campbell
Penn Avenue
Sergeant Gray
Tired of His Old Job Depot Master Becomes Conductor
Joe Johnston, long time night depot master at Union Station, will quit his post to train as a passenger conductor. He departs for Philadelphia this morning for the ticket punchers' fitness examination. He is a valued worker and will perform efficiently in either role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnston
Union Station
Philadelphia
Boy Falls From Roof In Ann Street Incident
Willis Carnahan, 32 year old son of Mr Carnahan, residing on Ann street Pont Senera, fell from the roof to the pavement yesterday morning about 80 feet. A bone was broken and internal injuries are feared. The boy opened the window and climbed onto the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Carnahan
Mr. Carnahan
Ann Street
Pont Senera
Eight Year Old Struck by Car on Penn and Fourth
Martin Stark, while stealing a cideous West End car yesterday afternoon, fell on Penn avenue and Fourth street and was run over. His right leg broke in two and the left knee cap dislocated. He is eight years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Stark
West End
Et Penn Avenue
Fourth Street
Westinghouse Denies British Patent Valuation Rumor
In a statement following yesterday's speculation, George Westinghouse Jr. firmly denies claims that he has assigned the rights to all his British patents for two million dollars. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westinghouse, Jr
Emly
Great Britain
Baltimore and Ohio Freight Offices Move to New Depot
Freight offices for the Baltimore and Ohio are to be removed shortly to the new depot. The change consolidates operations at the updated facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Zeae
Epee
Baby Clues Mom’s Identity After Epileptic Car Ride
A Birmingham car ride ended abruptly when a mother, unconscious from an epileptic attack, and her infant daughter were taken to a nearby store. The child’s half understandable clues led rescuers to locate a hillside home near Twenty-third Street, aided by a schoolgirl who named Mrs. Slocum as the mother.
A Quick Gripman Saves Life on Penn Avenue
At about 3 30 yesterday afternoon a 2 year old girl crossing Penn avenue at Twenty sixth street stepped onto the track in front of cable car No 204. The gripman acted instantly but could not stop before the child was dragged a foot or two. The conductor freed the child and she stood after the crew and passengers cheered. The gripman’s prompt action and presence of mind saved the child from serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Twentysixth Street
Eserves
Temperance Union Meet At Grand Opera House Tonight
The third union gospel temperance meet of Gospel Temperance Union No. 1 Murphy Association and Sons of Temperance will be held at the Grand Opera House tonight at 7 30. Captain Barbour will lead the meeting. Rev. Josephus Cheaney of Dallas will address the crowd. A chair will be chosen under John Sbook and Mrs. William Stuckroth. Pledges and eloquent speakers are expected in the coming Sundays for the next three months. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Union Gospel Temperance Meeting
The
Gospel Temperance Union No. 1
Order of Good Templars, Murphy Association and Sons of Temperance
Grand Opera House
Captain Barbour
Josephus Cheaney
Dallas
Tex
John Sbook
William Stuckroth
Men of nerve keep watch on cable road tracks
Track walkers describe a dangerous day with six near misses as cars slide by on the cables. A companion recounts narrowly escaping a vehicle and being forced to move along with helpers.
Beating in Shousetown Leads to Arrest
Patrick Christy, drunkenly attacked his sister Mrs. P Diamond at her home in Shousetown, leaving her unconscious with internal injuries. Her brother in law was also assaulted while attempting to help. Christy was chased to the Southside by a constable with Policeman Murphy and jailed. Mr Diamond filed aggravated assault and battery charges against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Christy
P. Diamond
Shousetown
Christy
Diammond
Murphy
Mr. Dismond
Towboat Joe B Williams Sells For 29150 At Louisville Sale
The finest towboat Joe B Williams was sold yesterday afternoon by United States Marshal Cross in Louisville to J D Risher of Pittsburg for 29150 to satisfy a lien held by Grand Lake Coal and others. Other claims totaled 24870 with fees and costs. The vessel was described as the finest of its kind on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Williams
United States
Marshal Cross
Louisville
J. D. Risher
Pittsburg
M. Ni
Grand Lake Coal Oe
oFittsburg
King Seeks News On Junction Road Affairs
Thomas M. King, president of the Junction road, was in the city yesterday to look after affairs. When asked about a possible return to management he gave no clear answer. Local railroad men think he could reclaim his old post, with chances he may later become a B. and O. manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. King
Junction Road
Ees
Alotee
Alderman Carlisle Fixes Bail in Liquor to Minors Case
Alderman Carlisle yesterday set Paul Laockater’s bail at 1400 dollars for court to answer the charge of selling liquor to minors. Decision was reserved as pendente John Benk charged with selling liquor to minors without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Carlisle
Paul Laockater
Aspendice
John Benk
Prohibition Topic At St Augustine Society Meeting
A regular meeting of St Augustine's Young Men's Literary Society will be held tomorrow night. The discussion centers on the question resolved that prohibition is good for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's Young Men's Literary Society
Pittsburg Address of D B M Hawa
D B M Hawa listed an address at ear, ae eee Pins street in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Hawa
Ear
Pins
Pittsburg
Inquisition Points Judge White May Go It Alone
Court details on location and judges for the License Court. Judge White expected to preside, with Magee uncertain. Ewing to oversee Common Pleas No 2. Law Order League action looming. many licenses possible to be reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge White
Ewing
Magee
Tonges
Law and Order League
Law Students’ Association
W. D. Moore
Branching Out The Vote States Ships Through Express
State rail shipments will move via United States Express after April 1 to carry through business previously handled by Pittsburg and Western in the region. Wells Fargo absorbed the P and W through business. United States remains carrier for the through traffic on that line. General Superintendent Snyder of Newark noted Western expansion as United States extends to Denver Colorado Springs and other points. company also operates over Northern Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Barr and Bigelow
United States Express
J. D. Zimmerman
United States
Pittsburg and Western Road
Wells-Fargo Mere
Pittsburg and Western
Snyder
Newark
Denver
Colorado Springs
Northern Pacifico
Rio Grande
Father Ward Rumor Returns to St Pauls Cathedral
Catholic circles whisper that Rev Francis P Ward formerly at St Pauls Cathedral and now Greek and Latin professor at Mount St Marys Seminary Emmettsburg Md may be sent back to the Cathedral to fill the vacancy created by Father Graham moving to Latrobe If he returns he will likely be ordered to remain there He was famed as the silver tongued Catholic orator of the city before his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Agals
Francis P. Ward
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Emmettaburg
Graham
Latrobe
Father Ward
Councils of Knoxville and Belts Hoover Boroughs Meet
The Knoxville council appointed W J Hunter as puree and Beltshoover council named James Barr to the same office. Knoxville plans street improvements and better street lighting for their borough as part of yearlong arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Beltshoover
W.J. Hunter
James Barr
One of the Menen's Leasees Leaves Pittsburgh
Mr W. B. Anderson of the Continental Hotel Philadelphia one of the new lessees of the Monongahela House was in the city and left for the East last night He will return to Pittsburgh in the latter part of the week to remain Here per manent ie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menen
W. 8. Anderson
Continental Hotel
Philadelphia
Monongahela House
City
Pittsburg
Food Commissioner's Report Reported in New Jersey Paper
Dr Newton Food Commissioner of New Jersey aided by Prof Cornwall of Princeton College presents findings on acid phosphate powder widely known in this region. The report notes comparative strength and value against costly high priced brands, with corroboration from sources in Rumford and Yeasted...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
New Jersey
Cornwall
Princeton College
Lieutenant Booker's Jackpot Raid Nabs Poker Room
Lieutenant Booker and a squad raided a West End poker room at Seats of Louis Gimble No 178 Wabash Ave near the West End car stables. Officers captured tables and paraphernalia, arrested players and owner Gimble, and locked them in the Edwards alley station. Patrol Captain Stewart oversaw arrests. bets were forfeited at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liieutenant Booker
West End
Louis Gimble
Wabash Avenue
Gimble
Are Gimble
Amy En Ape
Edwards Alley
Southside
Proprien
Aya Samna
Stewart
Spect
Sones Kelly
Coslett
Edsupeyoea South Twentieth
Teeatyard
Peter Johnston Jones
George Fox
John Blacken
Jacob Diehl
Jisesk Achotts
Stewart Cave
Welsh Church Dedication Marks New Presbyterian House
The Welsh Presbyterian Church at Second Avenue and Cherry Alley will be dedicated with three ceremonies at 10 2 and 6 30. The brick building seats 350, features oak front, stained glass, and costs noted as substantial. Rev T C Davis will lead the Welsh service, with Rev F R Farrard preaching in English and other ministers aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Second Avenue
Cherry Alley
Conan
T. C. Davis
F. R. Farrard
H Davis
Wilkesbarre
H. P .Howells
D. D
Columbus
Young salesman suffers near fatal fit at barber shop
William H. Yeagle, a young salesman at George W. Hubley’s store on Ohio street, Allegheny, collapsed after a fit in A B Hughes’ barber shop. He recovery enough to state his identity around 10 pm and will be moved home on Perrysville avenue this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Yeagle
George W. Hubley
Ohio Street
Egheny
A. B. Hughes
Cole
Allegheny General Hospital
Perrysville Avenue
Captured the Boy After Father Reported Theft
Officer Hugh Madison arrested Daniel Shaughnesy about 18 on a charge of stealing $160 from his father, No 265 Webster avenue. A description led to his arrest at Eighteenth street and Spring alley. He was taken to Central station with $142 60 of the stolen money found on him. a hearing is scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Madison
Daniel Shaughnesy
Shaughnessy
Webster Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Spring Alley
Central Station
Coal Boal Water and River Trade Boost Business
Fine weather and abundant water keep river men in good humor as boats unload empties and head out with coal. Yesterday the river stood over nine feet as barges from Kelsy Enterprise, Diamond, Charley Brown, Coal City, Fred Wilson, Hornet, and Pacific departed for Cincinnati, Louisville and other Southern ports. Packet traffic on the river is thriving with brisk business both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsy
Enterprise
Diamond
Charley Brown
Coal City
Fred Wilson
Hornet
Pacific
Cincinnati
Louisville
Robbed of $200 by highwaymen in Clearfield County
J B Miller traveling salesman for John Fullerton and Son was assaulted and robbed of $200 by three highwaymen Friday evening between Punxsutawney and Rochester Mills in Clearfield County. He rode horseback in a lonely field. Miller is the second drummer robbed at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Miller
John Fullerton & Son
Pittsburg
Ponxsutawney
Rochester Mills
Clearfield County
Miller
Homeless Girl Maggie Melvillie Sought by Relatives
A report notes that Maggie Melvillie remains homeless with no identified relatives able to claim her. Police are unable to locate kin locally and a correspondent from Cleveland sent a letter to authorities. The writer states shared home and earnings with Maggie after her mother's death and the desertion of her husband left the child abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Melville
Cleveland
Attorney Yost Threatens Prosecution Over Restaurant Appeals
Attorney Yost says he would prosecute all restaurant keepers appealing Alderman's decision in clee cases who still operate, asserting they have no right to continue sale. Laurs Paulsen, a domestic worker for N. Megraw on Twenty sixth street, has disappeared from home, with no evident local ties or friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost
Laurs Paulsen
N. E. Megraw
Twenty-sixth Street
Tarentum
Contractor Scanlon Charged After Shadyside Assault
Joseph Freil, who worked a week for contractor Scanlon of Shadyside, went to his home last Saturday to collect pay. Scanlon paid him but then assaulted Freil, leading to assault and battery charges against the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanlon
Shadyside
Joseph Freil
Freil
C. and A. Abend Road Instruction Delay Mentioned
The report notes the Pennsylvania road issued a clipped instruction to its agents with Chicago and Alton not ahead by nine days, reflecting a transportation timetable dispute and delayed scheduling details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Alton
Celestial photography lecture at University Hall
Pittsburg and Allegheny residents attended Prof. J. A. Brashear on Astronomy or Celestial Photography. He traced photography’s history, noted early eight-hour exposures, and described how modern techniques capture moon and star images in minutes. Dr. Draper first photographed a human face, and Pickering aims to measure stellar distances, with Botany by Dr Adolph Koenig following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hall
Pittsburg
Allegheny
J. A. Brashear
Adam
John Draper
New York Academy of Sciences
Searle
Wendell
Cambridge
Rutherford
Saoleeane
Lick
Saontes
Les Ours
Adolph Koenig
Pittsburg School of Pharmacy
Moot Court Laments Missing Judge At Millvale Ditch Case
The Moot Court Association faced a trial postponement when no judge appeared for the case of two men who fell into a ditch at Millvale. Walter Lyon, Esq., the assigned judge, failed to appear, drawing gossip that his ear was on a telephone line with Pennsylvania's junior senator. The expenses for court diagrams and witness fees were incurred despite the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moot Court Association
Millvale
Getty
Coubnry
Walter Lyon
Pennsylvania
Steel Combination seen in Pittsburgh visits
A dispatch reports prominent steel men, including Messrs Smith and Forsyth of Joliet and Union Steel, visiting Pittsburgh hotel Duquesne. They discussed a proposed steel rail syndicate with Hemphill and other Western manufacturers but offered little detail and hinted they would not press any linkage with Carnegie interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Smith and Forsyth
Smith
Joliet
Edgar Thomson
Carnegie
Dispatch
Messrs. Smith
Forsyth
Hotel Duquesne
Hemphill
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Cerear
Western Steel Rail
Pittsburg
Marble Workers Push for Shorter Week and Stalled Wages
The Marble Cutters' Association formed recently seeks nine hours during the week and eight on Saturdays while preserving current wages. Samuel Young of Jackson Street Allegheny was first to accept the demand, followed by other firms expected to adopt by April 10. John Beck named walking delegate to enforce the changes at all shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble, Slate and Tile Workers’ Association
Samuel Young
Jackson Street
Allegheny
John Beck
Knights of Labor Says Wright Likely Retained as Labor Commissioner
Robert D. Layton of the Legislative Committee said after returning from Washington that Carroll D. Wright is likely to be retained as Labor Commissioner and that any fight by others would be useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Layton
Legislative Committee of the Knights of Labor
Washington
Commissioner of Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Runaway boy seeks shelter after fleeing New York Protectory
A 17 year old boy applied at Central station last night for a bed for the night. He claimed he ran away from the New York Catholic Protectory after a 914 year journey to Pittsburgh. Protectory authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
New York
Pittabure
Labor Notes Indorses Eight-Hour Statement by Master Workman
General Master Workman Powderly writing for the Knights of Labor official organ endorses the eight-hour statement. President Campbell of the Window Glass Workers denies reports from Washoe. Castle Shannon Railroad haymen wages cut from 150 dollars to 1 dollar per day. Men threaten to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Campbell
Washingtown
Washoe
Castle Shannon
Window display praised by Penn Avenue observer
A prominent business man commented that if a New York window featured at Edward Groetzinger's store were recreated, it would cost hundreds to replicate. A reporter witnessed the remark and praised Groetzinger's artistic window, noting local rivals often publish inferior displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Edward Groetzinger
Groetzinger
Goarre
Edward L Devore Funeral Director in East End
Edward L Devore, funeral director at 18 Sixth Avenue Orens, calls East Exp OFFICE coR PENN AND SHADY AVENUES. He aims to represent the new school undertaking with scientific professions and undivided attention to funeral service, inviting patrons to contact city office or East End for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Orens
East Exp
Cor
Penn
East End
Meet Yar Jeon Fivetapen
Erion Ibe
Bargain Suit and Overcoat Sale At Local Store
Our store highlights a busy Saturday with men’s tailor-made suits and spring overcoats priced at 10 dollars. Advertises Monday specials including $10 $12 and selected $15 high grade suits. Notes Glenmore men’s suit as latest model from P C.£ C on Grant and Diamond corners opposite the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmore
P. C
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Glass window incident ends violent quarrel at Parker home
At about 1:15 a.m. a fight at Susie Parker's house at Fifth Avenue and Tunnel Street left one man badly cut after is thrown into a glass window. He severed hand injured as the window shattered. The proprietor shut the place. police found the scene quiet upon arrival. Chief Brown had ordered the house closed about a month earlier. Inmates had been quiet since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Parker
Fifth Avenue
Tunnel Street
Brown
Pittsburg Central High Alumni Reunion Planned
The Commercial Department Alumni Association prepares for a reunion at year end. The event seeks to unite graduates amid noted indifference from former students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Department
Pittsburg Central High School
Found Dead in His Cell James McGarrigle
James McGarrigle was found dead in his cell after being found drunk on Smithfield Street about one o clock yesterday morning. He was 35 years old and lived with his mother in Cherry Alley. He was not a habitual drunkard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGarrigle
Smithfield Street
Cherry Alley
The Rush for Carpets and Curtains Opens This Season
EpWamp Groetzinger at 627 and 629 Peon Avenue announces ready supply of carpets and curtains. Clerks ample to handle customers. inviting Pittsburg area shoppers to visit the store for updated house furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
EpWamp Groetzinger
Peon Avenue
E P Roberts & Sons Showcase New French Bronzes and Bric a Brac
Irallay Marble and Ren Bronzs highlight the extensive display at E P Roberts & Sons imports. Wiu AnGOSsTURA Bitters touted as a strong stimulant. Ty 85, $6 and $5 Paste offered to order at Pittsburg's 434 Wood Street. D ABBS claims to be a keen photographer and proud of his tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Bric-a-Brac
Wiu
Editorial on constitutional amendment and prohibition debate
The Congregationalist reprints a long editorial weighing prohibition in Massachusetts and the temperance reform. It argues for high license as a trial, praises education and moral restraint, but doubts a full constitutional prohibition in old immigrant communities and Rhode Island parallels. It advocates careful policy rather than immediate constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wiles
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Busy Bee Hive Closing Out Sale Items for All Ages
Sensible Goods at reasonable prices advertise a Monday sale offering infants and child embroideries mail and cashmere bonnets dresses calico dresses gowns gloves bonnets and more. The ad lists coats, shirts, table scarfs, blankets, comforts, underwear and ladies coats at low prices from 25c to 85c with mention of store at Sixth and Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torchon
Hamburg
Hamber Hubbard
Dr Smiths Free Lectures to Ladies at Imperial Hall
Dr Smith the ee physician at Seventh Avenue tel will lecture to ladies this Sunday at 2 pm at Imperial Hall corner Seventh Avenue and New Grant Street. Admission free. At close the doctor will publicly heal the sick free for a short time. Exclusive for ladies. Many promises of health benefits. Also an ad for boys spring suits at $1.50 $2 and $3.50 at P C C corner Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
Worcester and Donttan Pinte Sets Featured by E. P. Roberts
Worcester and Donttan Pinte cups and saucers as well as salad and ice cream sets are highlighted as specialties imported direct by E. P. Roberts & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Wsu
Great Sacrifice Salt Lace on ae les compe tine bargains
Street bargain note for H. Holteman and Bone at 35 Sixth Street advertising lace items and related great sacrifices. Local shopper message cites competitive prices and limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Holteman & Bone
Sixth Street
Grocer appeals to savings and free delivery in two cities
Ad boasting vast clerical staff and unmatched prices claims weekly price lists and mail orders with free delivery within 200 miles. Offers 20 percent on certain items and one fifth savings. Also notes jewelry sale and a move to 420 Smithfield Street with a second line at 13 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itelf
Mars
Ohio St
Cor. Saky
Allegheny
Smithfield Street
Diamond Street
Jas, McKee
Fifth Avenue
New Importations Open By Biber and Easton
French novelty fabrics arrive in broad new lines at Biber and Easton with men’s and women’s wear materials. The assortment includes cashmeres wool suiting silk stock and dress goods in stripes checks and solids. Prices are advertised as low for spring with wide ranges in cottons and silks and a promotion on spring mantles jackets and related outerwear.
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A. Crystal Palace
Chatham Street
Dismond Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Forbes Street
Boyd Street
East Liberty
Fifth
Penn Avenues
Lone Star Mathematics
TRE Oil
Pittebare
Master Jchumor
Mr. Westinghouse
Baby
Ben
Alksons Womas
Birmingham
Twentieth Street
Papa
Froosie
Twenty-third Street
Mrs. Slocum
Avenues
Matter of
King
Thomas M
Young Men
Diamond Streets
White
Common Pleas
Court IX Confaer
A. J.burbank
N. C. Dwyer
Food Commissioner's Report
Booker
Propriet
Fis
Pittaberg
Maggie Melvillie
C. & A. Abend
Heavenly Pictures
Botany
Paris
Pickering
Firmia Allegheny
Wright
Edward L. Devore
Chief Brown
Irallay
D. Abbs
Dr. Smith
Imperial Hall
C. C
Grant and Diamond Sts
India
Stiks
Biber & Easton
Glass Factory
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Faso
Aipeiene Sea Company
Stabling
Leanne Hol
Twelfth Street
Knoxville Land Improvement CO
Knox ‘Avenue
Knoxville Borough
Belmont Place
Ingram Station
Penang
Chartiers
Ingram Land and Improvement CO
Fourth Avenue
Rarties
L. E.R
Wea
Housereevers
Grant
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