Denny Still Held by Pittsburg for Friday Game
Manager Buckenberger stated Pittsburg still claims Jerry Denny and cannot sanction his play for San Jose. A letter from President Young confirms Denny cannot move clubs without Pittsburg’s release, which has not been granted. Friday will feature two local club nines at 3:15 with C. Mitchell umpiring. weather and field conditions will determine if Recreation Park hosts a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckenberger
Pittsburg
Jerry Denny
San Jose
Young
Denny
California
Bockenberger
Woodcock
Cranks
Recreation Park
C. Mitchell
Splendid Silver Cup Contest Between Canada and Pittsburg
Eisner and Phillips offer a 68 silver cup for the champion Canada team to meet Pittsburg. Local officials accepted, and the Canadians are likely to participate in what would be the most important match yet here. The Pittsburg club may face Chicago on Decoration Day. refereeing comments praise Cotteral and McLean from New Castle as potential stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisner & Phillips
Canada
Pittsburg
Logal Club
Chicago
F. F. Kelly
Cotteral
McLean
New Castle
United States
County League Players List From Wilkinsburg to Tarentum
Official list of players signed by the County League includes Wilkinsburg groups led by Swift Kuhn Gardner McElroy Schumacher and others. Southeast entries show Sewickley East End Tarentum and Dallas groups with multiple players and managers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Swift
P.S. Kuhn
James Gardner
Dave McElroy
Joe Schumacher
Wm.smink
Robert Johnson
Frank Sheere
Wm. Becker
Jeet Eagge
Chas. Kearns
Joseph Stein
Sewickler
C. D. Richardson
Ed. Tener
John Grady
Ed. McMillen
Craig
Mcstein
Tarentum
Thoes
Dallas
Thos
McKim
Willis
Harry Brewer
Wm. Clark
James Girt
B. H. Thompson
Harry Hemphill
Cameron
Padden
Stewart
Stevie Kennedy
Jones
Gettenburg Races Report Shaky Track Play
March 2 racing at Gettenburg features unclear results due to a poor track. St Patrick wins race one over Elmstone and Mary M with Ther close behind. Blackburn takes race two, with Charlie and Peralto third. Holivar wins race three ahead of Scooper and Teutouls. Race four appears faulty with incomplete results, while Elham and My Craft figure in the closing legs amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottenburg
St. Patrick
Elmstone
Mary M
Ther
Blackburn
Charlie
Peralto
Holivar
Scooper
Teutouls
Thine
Cloverdale Stock Farm Enters Key 226 Class Trotter
Secretary McCracken reports a Cloverdale Stock Farm entry from Dalmas Pa for the $5,000 stake at Homewood summer meeting. A. E. owns Margaret S Mambrino Maid and other fast stock, signaling a strong contender in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood
McCracken
Cloverdale Stock Farm
Dalmas
A. E
Margaret S. Mambrino
Renshaw Wins Handicap Tennis Match At Queen's Club
In Kensington at the Queen's Club covered courts a handicap tennis match was played between E Renshaw and W C Taylor. Renshaw won the set, defeating Taylor 6 3 4 6 3 with Renshaw at scratch and Taylor given a 15 in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Club
Kensington
E. Renshaw
W.C. Taylor
Renshaw
Taylor
Henshaw
W. C. Taylor
Hall to Meet Choynski in Four Round Glove Contest
Arrangements set for a four round glove contest between Jim Hall and Joe Choynski on April 2 in Chicago. Both fighters train at the expense of Parson Davies, making the bout a fair test of their relative merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hall
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Davies
Big Shoot for Uniontown
Arrangements for a large live bird shoot at Uniontown with 1,000 birds to be shot. The two day contest is slated for the middle of next month and will draw leading shooters from the state in the White and Welr Contest. Carcaco, March 28. Tommy White has returned to Minneapolis and begun training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
White
Welr
Carcaco
Tommy White
Minneapolis
Belfas t Spider Ike Weir Bout Opens in Boston April
The Belfast Spider Ike Weir travels to Boston for a ten round bout with White. The April 6 match, opened at Weir’s request to April 6, aims to elevate White and Harriet’s plans. Weir once considered unbeatable in his class, the bout could set up a challenge for Harry Jones for $1,003 offered by the ayolane Falls Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ike Weir
Belfast
Boston
Weir
White
Etke Harriet andSooo
He Athletic Club
Harry Jones
Final Arrangements Made for Smith to Meet Kansas Champion
Ed Smith received a letter from Wichita informing him that all is set for his fight with Paddy Shea champion heavyweight of Kansas. Smith plans to knock Shea out in ten rounds for a purse of 1000 dollars. Wichita merchants back the purse and a lively contest is expected. Smith trains at West End gymnasium and weighs 177 pounds aiming to drop 16 more before April 14. Shea is a powerful fighter demanded by Smith for a decisive bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Kansas
Ed Smith
Wichita
Kan
Paddy Shea
Shea
West End Gymnasium
Con
Cleveland tops Anson's Colts in dull game
Cleveland won another ball game from Anson's Colts in a low spirited contest. Luby produced both scoring drives over the left field fence off Young's pitching as Young, Gumbert, and Luby featured but failed to spark. Umpire Browning called the game after the 9th inning with few notable moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hor Sremos
Ank
Anson
Colts
Luby
Young
Coane Gumbert
Amrteaney
Cwreland
Chiesgn
Browning
Hall and Fitzsimmons Fight Challenge Proposed in Mt Clemens
A Mt Clemens dispatch reports Hall of Detroit says Fitzsimmons has sent a challenge to the New York World to fight before the Olympic or California Athletic Club for the best purse and a side of $20,000. Hall will accept if the weight is 163 pounds and he cannot reduce further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mica
Mt. Clemens
Hall
Fitzsimmons
New York World
Olympic
California Athletic Club
Binant
Lasker Beats Bird in Sicilian Defense at Lespos Chess Round
The first round at Lespos saw Emanuel Lasker defeat Bird after 44 moves in a Sicilian defense. Blackburne opened with the Roy Lopez against Gene and won after 70 moves, Gene defending Etto K B3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lespos
Bird
Blackburne
Gunsberg
Lasker
Roy Lopez
Gene
Etto
Local Stakes Race Entries Grow as Trainers Push Form
Entries flow to the Sturgis Michigan meeting with five stakes to be contested. Three-year-old filly Yooness is spared work due to lameness while Kendall stable owner Cumsloses $0,000 in New Orleans races. Colonist changes hands to B J Sawyer of Minneapolis. Over 70 horses in training at Lee Benning’s track near Washington promise a strong meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Ness
Cums
Kendall
New Orleans
Stureistion
Sturgis
Mich
Distatca
Lexington
W.H. Weon
Femi -Colonist
B. J. Sawyer
Minneapolis
Brewster
Lee Benning
Washington
Gloucester
Pettingill
Garfield Park
Joux A. Loogar, Sr
J. B. Perkins
Cleveland
Boofire
Wildfire
Youngstown
Uusdee
Charles H. Thayer
Boston
Corttean
Chicago
Woop
Roysdrk
Isaac Bredyk
M. Brown & Co
G. W. Johnson
Brown Dick
Ducat
ROO Food
Tre Tulsville Club Signs Sanders and roster chatter
The Tre Tulsville club signs pitcher Sanders while notes discuss Neves, Charley Farrell, and potential signings for the Cincinnati and Cleveland outfits. Buck Ewing and Clarkson are cited with mixed views as whispers of team adjustments surface amid talks of a second baseman need and Anson’s crew striving for championship form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Tulsville Club
Sanders
Neves
Columbus
Charley Farrell
Goor
Cincinnati
Willie McSteel Tree
Beeston
Caiatemmase Sane
Comets
Tome
Ewing
Cuadaen
Buck Ewing
Clarkson
Boston
John
Ted Sollivas
Mike Ryan
Worths
Texas Seeman
Aschenbach
Cleveland
Mcre Anson
Fat Springs
Petter
Shorty Fuller
Anson
Pipp
aKatey
Hot Springs
Boxing Show At Turner Hall Aims High Stakes
Tomorrow night Turner Hall hosts a boxing bout with Charley Mitchells listed as opponent. Fitzsimmons vows to fight any man for 1M or 1% pounds with a pound more to be added. Talks of a Carroll Brooklyn versus Gregera ns match remain unsettled and a $10 000 side bet is repeatedly demanded before any ring entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
T.B
Charley Mitchells
Washington
Maxie Hall
Battersea
London
England
Fitzsimmone
Aoe
Titene
Carroll
Brooklyn
Gregerans
Hall
Pfig Summons
Sporting Notes Scrambled Incomplete Local Entry
Fragmentary sporting brief mentions bicycle riders in Western Pennsylvania and various club affiliations. text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Eines Mane
Navieee
Pennsylvania
Sane Ae Rae
Setanta
Sitat
Garten
Aay Einen
Ache
Moving orders guaranteed delivery to any city part
Latimer, Miners & Co announce prompt delivery service for patrons and the public who send orders by mail or telephone to their offices at Fourth Avenue and Try Street, Thirtieth Street and Liberty Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer, Miners & Co
Fourth Avenue
Try Street
Thirtieth Street
Liberty Avenue
Tuwsu
Market Street Firm Adverts and Debenture Figures
Fragmentary text shows business notices from Fleishmar & Co at Market Street with figures including £100,000 surplus $75,000 and interest at 4 percent. Mentions Zephyr Boots and low price 15c with 123ge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Ana
Fleishmar & Co
Market Street
Locked Rooms and Skeleton Hint at Old Peddler Mystery
A Bucyrus report details a two miles north of the city tale where house owner Cope and wife faced disputes. A locked cellar and an upper room yielded a skeleton in an iron-bound box and a peddler’s pack after the widow’s death, with the case linked to a long-vanished trusted figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Cope
Tar Dispatch
Mr. Cope
Mrs. Cope
Sycamore
No License War At Greensburg Mar 28 Hearings Begin
In Greensburg 13 applicants seek liquor licenses with few remonstrances filed. Judge Doty warns the court can revoke licenses of brewers and distillers who sell to unlicensed retailers. Wholesalers and retailers are urged to avoid selling as a specialty. Decisions expected Saturday. temperance groups mostly satisfied with licenses in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GneEeNassino
Doty
Charges Against the Warren Asylum
Governor Pattison receives a long communication from W L Peart of Kittanning alleging mis management and abuse at Warren Hospital for the Insane. Affidavits claim unnotified burials and harsh treatment by drunken attendants. superintendent Dr Corwin and staff accused of failing to examine patients. The matter is referred to the State Board of Charities for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Asylum
Hagnisscee
Pattison
W.L. Peart
Kittanning
Warren Hospital
Eas
Cead
Corwin
State Board of Charities
Horsewhipping by jilted sweetheart shocks Wasuksetox crowd
A vivid town street incident reports James Greenlee a noted colored barber under a rawhide assault by Mrs Monday in Wasuksetox March 28. She attacked after Greenlee wed a younger woman soon after. In Marietta March 25 the Stowe forgery case, tied to a wealthy family, was continued to June with relatives compensating victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuksetox
James Greenlee
Monday
Greenlee
Jealous wife shoots husband in early evening incident
Friday reports say Mrs. Caroline Kopp fatally targets her husband in a jealousy incident. She fires five times as he and a one year old girl are nearby, three hits strike him in the left side and arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Kopp
Woman Threatens Suicide at River in Steubenville
Mrs. Donnelly argued with her husband on a principal street and threatened to drown herself. She walked to the river with a crowd watching, waded in to her ankles, then backed out. Police escorted her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Child dies after kiss spreads deadly disease in Cabel County
A two year old child in Cabel county died after a disease linked to a kiss. The ill child was taken home by a dog who then brought danger to a nearby home where a woman reportedly kissed the child. The child developed eruptions and died shortly after, highlighting a tragic infection chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankerssscro
Cabel County
Wesceberx
Woman Rescued After Poison Attempt at Home
Mrs. John Cavanaugh attempted suicide by poison today after separating from her husband. Found comatose, she was saved by prompt use of emetics and a stomach pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavanaugh
Third District Delegates Elected at Republican Convention
At the Third Legislative district Republican Convention in Nanticoke Evan R. Morgan of Plymouth and Ryers of Nanticoke were chosen as delegates to the State Convention tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Legislative District
Nanticoke
Evan R. Morgan
Plymouth
Ryers
Hard Luck Made Him a Death by Own Action Barter
William Mann aged about 40 years ended his life by suicide this afternoon at about 3 o'clock in Barter. Local authorities report no immediate foul play and note the act occurred within the town. Information from witnesses and the coroner is forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mann
Tragic Domestic Tragedy Ends in Self Inflicted Death
A man placed the muzzle of a public safety item in his mouth and blew off the top of his head after his wife died leaving seven children. Four were young. He had been ill and out of work, and domestic troubles were believed to have deranged him temporarily. One child was deaf. He visited Pittsburg to see the child in the asylum before returning home and ending his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Pittsburg
Notorious fugitive shot by officer during retreat in Braddock
John McGiffin alias White Wings, a known outlaw, was mortally wounded by Officer James Sullivan as they pursued him after a jail escort in Braddock. McGiffin, recently paroled after a larceny sentence, had fled with authorities and was shot near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. he faced bail on earlier charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravpool
John McGiffin
White Wings
James Sullivan
McGiffin
McGifin
John Stevenson
Stevenson
Mctifin
Braddock
Annie Jones
Deuneen Men’s Revenge Burned Temperance Hall Over License Rejection
A temperance hall in Morellville, home to the Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union and local businessmen H. A. Anderson and son Harry, was destroyed by fire at 2 a.m. Officials suspect arson after license refusals. Police scoured the town and detained several suspects who were released. authorities hope to capture the incendiaries soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tows
Morellville
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
H. A. Anderson
Harry
Temperance Pepe
Comenius 200th Birthday Celebrated in Berecesem Pa
The Moravian community marked the 200th anniversary of John Amos Comenius birth with a large morning ceremony. About 2000 school children filled the Moravian church for speeches by Urgess Rempemich Rev F F Fry G A and Rev G Kles. A 100-voice choir performed songs honoring the educator known for founding public schooling and work in special education for Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berecesem
John Amos Comenius
Comenius
Hungary
Comentius
Moravian Bish
Urgess Rempemich
F. F. Fry
G. A
Destitution Drives to Shoplifting in Braddock
A destitute Braddock woman, wife of a deserted husband and mother of five, entered W A McDevitt's dry goods store, bought little, then left with several articles. Police recovered the goods and later found more Braddock store items. The woman, appealing for mercy, was released after McDevitt declined to prosecute.
Quay Holds Small Lead as Three Precincts Await Results
With three precincts still listening, Quay leads Dalzell in the popular vote by about 1,800 votes. Kitraxsixe is noted in the report as a minor candidate. Special election coverage continues as results trickle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Armstrong
Kitraxsixe
Dalzell
Murderer Mills sentence deferred after license hearings
A deferred murder sentence for Mills at Butler follows pending license hearing outcomes. A Mas sillon grocery was blown open Sunday night with $675 taken. Groner Sipers of Huntington Paving Co. died in a dirt fall yesterday. A suspected spy bought liquor without prescription in Canonsburg, alarming apothecaries. Joseph Anderson's home near Murmysville Westmoreland County was burglarized Sunday night with about $300 in cash and papers stolen. Police anticipate arrests soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Butler
Taresafe
Worth Bros
Massillon
Groner Sipers
Huntington (W. V.) Paving Company
Canonsburg
Joseph Anderson
Murmysville
Westmoreland County
Local life brief round up from Birmingham and Allegheny
W W J Crawford was yesterday named Superintendent of the Birmingham road, previously holding the role on Pleasant Valley. Braxton Hanor, US soldier, died at Allegheny Arsenal with military honors. Rev A M Camprett resigned as Sewickley U P Church pastor amid complimentary resolutions for Mr Campbell. Mary J Moon fell 30 feet from a roof in Allegheny, breaking her shoulder blade. William Cohen corrected as the man charged with threatening a woman on Soho Street. A wagon owned by Allegheny butcher Beilstein overturned on High Street injuring two or more horses. Southside Hospital directors meet to elect a secretary to fill a vacancy and oversee the building fund. Banner Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor celebrated its 10th anniversary with banquet and ball at New Turner Hall with officials in attendance. Parks O Mans denies a circulating story of a young lady locked up in Central ton station, asserting no female prisoner has been in custody there for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. J. Crrozizr
Birmingham Road
Pleasant Valley
Braxton Hanor
United States
Allegheny Arsenal
America
A. M. Camprett
U. P
Sewickley
Campbell
Mary J. Moon
Allegheny
Soho Street
William Cohen
John Cohen
Fourteenth Ward
Beilstein
High Street
Southside Hospital
Banner Lodge No. 434
Knights and Ladies of Honor
New Turner Hall
G. W. Miller
B. Goodman
O' Mans
Ton Sunda
River News And Notes From Special Telegrams
Weather clear and pleasant. The river is rising slowly with 10 feet 11 inches on the falls and 14 feet 1 inch below. The New South to Memphis for Cincinnati passed up this morning. The steamboats Gracie Morris and Henry Ogee were in distress on the falls but landed safely. They arrived from Salt River under Captain Pink Warrill with no immediate dangers reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Memphis
Cincinnati
Gracie Morris Anel
Henry Ogee
Salt River
Pink Warriile
Wood
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
Teli City
Weather update from rivers and towns
River gauges show Allegheny Junction at 17 feet 6 inches and falling, with Elver and Modegantown readings rising. Brownsville river at 12 feet 3 inches and rising, conditions cloudy with temperatures 41 to 48 degrees. Ahren river at 6.5 feet, cloudy and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Lear and Pleasant
Modegantown
Elver
Feet
Bnowneville
Ahren
Weather Summary From Pittsburg to Hudson River
The report notes river heights and conditions across several locations. Observations include rising Ohio River levels to 31.6 feet and a 3 foot 3 inch sea at Cincinnati with a mild, fair forecast. Conge down and coal fleet has passed, indicating shifting river activity and navigation updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Reveboret
Andes
Pittsburg
Batchelor
Iron Duke
Ohio
Pitts Pasuanasene
Hudson
River Traffic And Weather Surges Amid Snow Melt And Obituary
The Monongahela and Allegheny rivers rise with the snow melt as crews move boats along the riverfront. The Iron Queen begins its Pittsburgh Cincinnati packet service under Master John M. Phillips with staff. Captain James Horner and Captain Thomas Cavett are noted figures in river life. Captain Cavett dies of pneumonia, aged river veteran, leaving a legacy of ownership and boat operations including the Park Painter. The Crescent, Ben Hur, Germania, Keystone State, and other packets traverse between Parkersburg Cincinnati Morgantown Louisville and Wheeling as cargo and empties shift with the rising waters. The river traffic report warns of weather and high water impacting passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Parkersburg
Coe Fred Wilson
Cincinnati Yestern
Ben Hur
Parkersure
W. Batchelor
Wheeling
Tax Benford
Morgantown
Acorn
Louisville
B.D. Wood
Parkersty
Curae Rovert
Kern Scotia
Pakintee
James Horner
Cartary W. DY. O
Cincinnati
Herr's Island
Iron Queen
Marietta
Pittsburg
John M. Phillips
BR. Kerr
Alva Veegley
George McCullough
Caprtain Thomas Cavett
Allegheny
Neumonia
Monongahela
Sig
Aicnn
Im Slong
Seventh Street
Police activity and local crime report in Oakland district
A resident attempted burglary at W. D. Wood’s Oakland home but alarm stopped the break in. Aypaew Beitrz jailed on liquor selling charges. Julian Morrow’s home on Bint street robbed of outerwear. A stalker frightened four girls on River avenue but was not caught. Cross and companions jailed after raid on Rafferty court house. Hill and East End report two weeks of petty cellar robberies along Wylie and Center avenues. Dairy owners Wit.max Unsave and Florence Aul fined for ordinance violation. Public Works noted gutter pollution by Kalback’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wood
Oakland
Aypaew Beitrz
Succop
Julian Morrow
Bint
River Avenue
Allegheny
Duntye
Hill
East End
Wylie
Center Avenues
Max« Unsave
Florence Aul
McGarey
Charles Kalback
Public Works Department
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Funeral Notice
Inland OCR fragment lists ship arrivals and routes including Liverpool to New York and London to New York. It notes at the residence of his son in law Lee Whittaker Lock No. 4 on Monday March 28, 1802, a funeral notice for William OpanL with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruellesces Moretoes
Pavonia
Liverpool
British Empire
Normandie
New York
London
York
Oman
Orarl
Lee Whittaker
Or. W
William Opanl
Idlewild Excursion Resort Gains Popularity and Access
Idlewild, a mountain park seven miles from Latrobe, forty one from Pittsburgh, and three from Ligonier, draws unprecedented crowds as builders add new accommodation for the coming season. The Loyalhanna Bridge links the park to distant wilds while committees can request visit information from T. E. Watt, agent of the Western District Pennsylvania Railroad in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe
Pittsburg
Ligonier
Kingston Forge
Idlewild
Loyalhanna
T. E. Watt
Western District
Peonsus Railroad
People Coming and Going in the City Visitations
A list of travelers and visiting dignitaries at local hotels includes E M Ferguson and guests from Akron Canton Clarion Barberton Butler and Sharon. Delegates sought in Philadelphia, travel notes on the Pennsylvania Limited to Chicago, and remarks by Herman Holmes about southern travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M. Ferguson
John McFeely
Washington
W. Kramer
Akron
D. Baer
Canton
Schlosser
A. C. Heinrich
Clarion
G. W
John
Barberton
St. James Hotel
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
Pittsburgers in New York on March 23 list guests staying at several hotels including T. blood Hoffman W D Corcoran Westminster C W Dickinson Westminster W G Griffiths Astor F W Kiefer Everett J B Larkin Astor Mrs B C Smith Imperial E W Hoyer and wife G C Johnson Jr St James W L McCord Westminster J H Setobel Murray Hill Mrs H R Hea Fifth Avenue Mrs H R B Oliver Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westminster
J. H. Setobel
Murray Hill
H. R. Hea
Fifth Avenue
H. Rb.oliver
Community Store Unveils Art Upholstery Space
The People's Store opens a new art and upholstery area on the fifth venue featuring a sacted floor belvane carpet and curtain department with Campbell & Dick listed as presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the People’s Store
Campbell & Dick
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Board of Control
Kerr
Hall and Choynski
Ose
Best Family Coal
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Greensburg
J. Smith Stowe
Stowe
Hraddock
Couud
Deuneen
Temperance Hall
Western
Pennnsylvania
West Virginia
River News and Notes
Louis Ie
Zieteles
Johnstown
Orricexr
Rafferty Court
Thomas Thomas
Kate Thomas
Central Station
A. J. Haldeman
W. C. Negley
The
Duquesne
Harry White
Indiana
Philadephia
J. W. Griffith
Omaha
Union Pacific System
Anderson
H. Matson
Brookville
M. RP. Neal
Ponxsutawney
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Mn M. Ely
H. M. Priest
Keenene
Daniel N
Sharon
Rev. L. W. Mulhane
Mc Vernon
Monongahela House
E. P. Gillespie
Greenville
St. Robinson
Saltabore
W. T. Keogh
Hustler Company
Herman Holmes
Louisville and Nashville Road
City
South
Pittsburgers
Marion Harland
Marta Parcoa
Mrs. Baxer
Washington, D. C
School of Cookery
M. Gorgu
Delmonico’s
A. Fortin
White House
Arthur
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
YALE
Tos
You
McIntosh-Huntington Co
Paul
Resort
Dispator
Smithfield and Diamond
Irvington
Billis
Stickney
Atlantic City
N.J
Ocean
Kentucky Ave
Rossmore
ATL
John P. Dotle
Hotel Wellington
Ipwor
Fyenue Asian Sa
LA Grippe
Life Assurance Society
Edward A. Woods
Market St
Pittaburg
Shanghai India
Cardinal
Marine
Havanne
Myrtle
Navy
Boggs & Buhl
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