Getting Into Line Woodcock May Report Today
Local amateur athletes gather at Wood Street headquarters as pitchers and players including Woodcock, Whitney, Corkhill, Ehret, Earle and Shugart assemble. Manager Buckenberger and President Temple weigh releases, with 19 players slated for possible departure and discussions over Whitney, Corkhill, and Bri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcock
Arthur Whitney
Corkhill
Ehret
Earle
Shugart
Wood Street
Buckenberger
Temple
THINKS IT'S A BLUFF ABOUT FITZSIMMONS CHALLENGE
Jim Hall criticizes Bob Fitzsimmons bluff over a proposed match for the best purse with a 10,000 side bet and Queensberry rules. Hall cannot weigh below 163 pounds and notes Fitzsimmons offered 158 pounds to keep them apart. Hall calls the challenge cleverly worded and undecided on his response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clevens
Micw
Hail
Fitzsimmons
Maes
Frightful Track Death of Ex Umpire Thomas Zachariah
Thomas Zachariah, once a National League umpire, died instantly last evening at Homestead after falling from a freight train. He had been living in Johnstown for years and was famed for honesty intelligence and geniality. An inquest is scheduled today as patrons recall his long service to baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Chicago
New York
Thomas Zachariah
Johnstown
Hraddock
Thomas Zachiriah
The New Athletic Scheme Sparks A U Controversy
John A. Wells of the Atlantic division executive committee argues the new Athletic League aims to undermine the A A U. He notes debts and assessments across divisions, with only the Atlantic division showing a balance, while he affirms ongoing support for the A A U and their association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wells
A. A.U
A. AU
Winners at Guttenburg track meet muddled names
Guttenburg racing day drew a large crowd with six races described in garbled form. First race shows Lodbert and Pearl as top placements, while subsequent races list unclear finishers such as Furbongs, Inston, Turk, Cook, Leveller, Fleurette, Tune, Micco, Melbamiura, and Centaur with various seconds and thirds amid the noisy report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruttesavag
Lodbert
Pearl Set
Saute
B Inston
Turk
Cook
Leveller
Fleurette
Tune
I's
Micco
Melbamiura
Centaur
Irregular Hind
Fione
Notable set back for Fleischmann stables in horse season
Charles Fleischmann, a local capitalist, faces his first setback as his prized horse Remid developed a bog spavin in training at Ionia, sidelining hopes for spring events. Fleischmann previously paid 8,090 dollars for Ronald last winter, with ambitions tied to races in Louisville and La Jolla venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleischman
Remid
Ionia
Lajonia
Fleischmann
Ronald
Cricket League Prospects Debated by City Figures at Hotel Schlosser
George Macpherson C V Childs and others met at the Hotel Schlosser last evening to discuss the proposed Cricket League. They reached a final consensus on key aims and organization before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Macpherson
C. V. Childs
Schlosser
Pittsburg Club to Enter League After Meeting
A second Pittsburg club plans to join the League. A general meeting will be held at the Schlosser Saturday evening, where the League will likely be definitely organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Schlosser
Pittsburg Cyclist Completes Transcontinental Bicycle Trip
C A Boyle of Pittsburg arrived after a cross country ride by bicycle from Los Angeles to Albuquerque in five days. Ill health and pulmonary problems prompted the trip to California. He endured desert exposure, food shortages, and broken spokes. Navajo Indians harassed him while he rode. He slept on sand, slept on train for a drink, then pressed to San Francisco and home via St Luke Leadville St Joseph and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Axcess
C. A. Boyle
Boyle
Pittsburg
California
Los Angeles
Albuquerqas
Borle
San Francisco
St. Luke
Leadville
St. Joseph
Chicago
Local Amateur Contests at Turner Hall
An athletic event by Prof. Sherer's class of the Western University of Pennsylvania drew good attendance at Turner Hall Forbes street. The program featured boxing and wrestling with A. B. Hamilton retaining the university boxing title after a strong set-to, and John McGrew beating Albert A. Marshall in wrestling. The night showcased skill on bars and calisthenics and praised Prof. Sherer for the entertainment and promising young athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Forbes Street
Sherer
Western University of Pennsylvania
W. A.P. Orchestra
P. F. Rohrbacker
Claas
A. B. Hamilton
J. B. Bannerot
Hamilton
John McGrew
Albert A. Marshall
Mc-Grew
John Irwin forms Boston Blues baseball team
Boston plans a southern tour for a new professional lineup named the Boston Blues. Manager John Irwin lists players Cutchers Ryan Burke Ed Crane Gruber Harriet Sam Wise Irwin Whee lock Donovan plus a battery in the outfield. The squad leaves Boston Friday at 3 PM, opens in Baltimore, then matches Philadelphia, with Washington games slated next. Sam Wise arrives this week and Ed Crane pitches fast balls for the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Irwin
Washington, D.C
Boston Blues
Ryan
Louisville
Burke
Ed Crane
Gruber
Harriet
Sam Wise
Irwin
Bobby Wheelock
Slattery
Donovan
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Holy Ghost College Elects Officers and Forms Teams
The Holy Ghost College Athletic Association held a meeting and elected officers President James J. Quinn and Secretary Treasurer R. J. Lawlor. A. J. Carey named captain of the baseball club. Committee includes John C. Fisher J. Dunleavy and A. McTighe. Grounds at Marion are being enclosed to become a top city field. Two teams planned the Holy Ghost College and the HGC Reserves. First team lineup includes Reilly O Connell Snyder Carey Kearns Fisher McTighe Lawler Quinn Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Ghost College Athletic Association
James J. Quinn
R. J. Lawlor
A. J. Carey
John C. Fisher
J. Dunleavy
A. McTighe
Marion
Holy Ghost College
Reilly
O'Connell
Snyder
Carey
Kearns
Fisher
McTidhe
Lawler
Quinn
Ryan
Cleveland Defeats Chicago 10 to 1 in Rowing Ball Game?
Cleveland won a great victory over Chicago by 10 to 1 as Young held the Cubs to few hits while Cleveland’s spiders batted for luck. The game was engaging with few errors and a strong pitching performance from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor
Ark
Cleveland
Chicago
Colts
Young
Spiders
Braddock Team May Join County League Tonight
County League representatives travel to Braddock for a meeting with the Braddock ball club to decide on their joining. If Braddock approves, the team joins. if not, the Climax team likely fills the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County League
Braddock
Monmouth Park Race Meet Set With New President
The Monmouth Park Racing Association will race at Monmouth Park this year. New blood joins the leadership with John Hunter elected president, signaling an official fresh start for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Monmouth Park Racing Association
John Hunter
Baseball Gossip From A Tumultuous Season
Swett signs with Seattie while Whitney remains dapper as ever Bos Leadley to coach the Bisons. Zandt to be released by New York Club amid rain-dampened grounds. Club officials refuse to release Richardson, and holding ads remain risky. Pitching notes name Micky Welch in good form. Mooney seeks Eastern League entry. O'Connor and Tremont's Northern club prep for season. Yale squad list announced for training next week. Collins returns from Florida after Tampa stint. Eastern League roster shifts eyed as White signs many players. Regular chatter on Mack Bassett and Irwin to manage likely league teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pot Swett
Seattie
Anthor Whitney
Bos Leadley
Bisons
Val Zandt
New York
Danny Richardson
Philadelphias
Boston
Hobart
Natick
Moston Meds
Micky’’ Welch
Killyt Mooney
Rochester
WhitGat
Werhing
Sual
Nat Ocoultns
Gorhame
Tre
Boston College
Crane
YALE
Murphy
Bowers
Jackson
Case
Hidgeway
Cole
Hedgle
Daria
Carter
Norton
Hewit
Beall
Harvey
F. Austin
Seas
J. Biles
Billy ColLins
Florida
Collins
Tampa
Fork Sun
White
Natio League
American Association
Mack
Amthur Irwin
Boston Globe Noting Contradictory Club Terms
A fragment from the Boston Globe reports on 78 BRO pe Bncakar aligning with Denovan's terms to par inth but not naming the club. IoTR departed for Philadelphia last evening and believes he booked for Baltimore where Irwin may influence this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bncakar
Denovan
Iotr
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Irwin
Boston Globe
Boxing notices and challenge bids from the Boston Herald
Ep STH heads to Philadelphia while other boxers including Mirae Crauinc Willie Clark and Jim Hall announce bouts in New York Louisville and Cincinnati. Promoters offer purses and side bets as fighters like Boden Doyle Moore and CAVES EFY prepare for upcoming A A U gymnastic events in York with clubmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep Sth
Philadelphia
Tomorow
W. Brusser
Jake Bilrain
F. P. Silvin
Jim Hall
Mirae Crauinc
Willie Clark
New York
Fexp Bocax
Pacific Coast
Grorce Earrow
Eddie Daly
Cincin
Trotting Horses Lead Lexington Market Amid Strong Demand
The Tarf W H Tremans sold the aged horse Stride away to J M Brown & Co, as over $1,000,000 worth of trotting horses have been sold in Lexington over two months. Rumors say Corrigan refused for Thrifty the colt died at Mobile, while Advance broke a leg but remains on the road sound. A tennis handicap at Queen's Club Beon End saw Renshaw defeat Taylor 6-2 1-6 6-1. A pool match in Cambridge City featured 6-year-old Jostra H ZilligEN beating Cory two to one. A Cambridge City paced quarter in 27 seconds and Maine Intent, with modern style, seats cafes for an audience of 10,000. Jim Gray’s sire line at Caskoseeauitis is in stud, and Palo Alto at Stanford is training under Charles Marvin. Arkansas stakes at Little Rock will open April with Critic or Little Billy favored in a one-mile dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tremans
Strideaway
Glenmore
Spinaway
Imp Leamington
J. M. Brown & Co
Lexington
Mr. Corrigan
Thrifty
Ndthrift
Modesty
Mobile
Trotter
Advance
J. Linncott
Watsonville
Cal
Queen's Club
Beon, End
E. Renshaw
W. C. Taylor
Renshaw
Taylor
Jostra H. Zilligen
Joseph P. Cory
Beide
Cambridge City
Starr
Maine
Ten Broeck
Jim Gray
Caskoseeauitis
A. D. Payne
Charlottesville
Palo Alto
Senator Stanford
Charles Marvin
Talo Alto
Arkansas
Little Rock
Critic
Tiseador
Little Billy
Arthur Murray
Livingston
Govnet Pickwick
Garees
SyantenKs
Hoe Cane
Ickwie Ay Dream
Josephine v. Bush McDuf
Oo Sehound
Little Dilly
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes From Local Journal
Practice shoot of the Herron Hil Gun Club at Brunot's Island this afternoon. Local cricket club members met at George Tann's saloon and presented medals to the winning team of 1st Saturday. Harvard College's mr. Francs is set to make his mark as a high jumper, clearing 6 feet 1 inch in the Harvard winter games. Frank Dole, a New England breeder, cleared $7,000 in dog ventures last year. The Oxford crew, rowing on the Thames, appears forward. Cambridge aims for a first-class crew by race day. New York sport notes praise the Maher-Fitzsimmons exhibition. New York reportedly paid $12,000 for a cake walk. In the riding world, a Cincinnati lady rider over 60 is noted. Chicago also has several riders around 40. Streatham Monarch and Carney, bull terrier contenders, are set to meet in Boston with previous bouts cited in Chicago and New York.
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Herron Hil
Brunot’s Island
George Tann
Mr. Francs
Harvard College
Frank Dole
New England
Oxford
Thames
Cambridge
New York
Sittsburg
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Waship
Boston
Streatham Mon
Carney
Prince Bendigo
Streatham Monarch
Police Roundup And Local Court Actions In City
Police report a series of arrests and hearings. Joan Mannine faces theft charges for scrap iron at the Oliver Iron and Steel mill on South Fifteenth Street. Janis Jenkins had a hearing on assault and battery and surety charges, with Mattie Gueen involved, bail set at 500 dollars each. Myerice Williams, living on Old Avenue, jailed by Alderman Reilly on a liquor sale without a license. hearing scheduled today. Alderman McGahey sent Charles Sewell to jail for a hearing Saturday on neglect of a child. his wife claims lack of support for their year-old daughter. J C Kerrien, driver for Louis Zoller, charged Jacob Schneider with horse stealing. Schneider held on 1000-dollar bail for April 6. Schneider allegedly took Zoller's wagon from Kettler to Allegheny Tuesday. Epwanko Sh elips, Walter L Martin, Joseph Patrick Henry, W A Mather and John McNally arrested on disorderly conduct charges by detectives Zimmerman and Aiken. the men are youths accused of stoning trolley cars. Police probe a Neville Island river incident: a man found what appeared to be a wheel from a vehicle. later they recovered a horse harnessed to the vehicle, raising questions of a possible runaway horse dragging a driver into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mannine
Alderman McGahey
Charles Sewell
J.C. Kerrien
Louis Zoller
Alderman Gripp
Jacob Schneider
Schneider
Zoller
Kettler
Allegheny
Epwanko Shielps
Walter L. Martin
Joseph Patrick Henry
W. A. Mather
John McNally
Zimmerman and Aiken
Manchester Traction Company
Neville Island
Ohio River
Dickson
Pittsburgh Visitors at New York and Monongahela House
The list records James G. Sloan and others from Monongahela City Scottsville N Y and nearby towns staying at the Schlosser Monongahela House St James Hotel and Duquesne in New York March 30 with registered Pittsburgers at Gilsey Marlborough Astor Earles and other hotels while Captain W B Rodgers and J P Downey attend coal interests and local professionals are noted among guests and registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Hotel Imperial
Kd W. Stewart
Ashlan House
W. J. Len Holland
F. Barr
Grand Union
W.G. Breitweiser
W. F. Dalzell
Westminster
W. H. Danielson
A. Davis
Continental
J. Gibson
Westminster Hotel
P. C. Houmbarger
Grand Hotel
J. M. Hyde
Sturtevant
Steamer From and To Destinations Across Moravia and New York
An OCR fragment lists steamships with origins and destinations including Moravia, New York City, the City of New York, New York, and Queenstown. The text resembles a shipping or passenger movement ledger with terse point names and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Bamburg
New York City
Paris
New Yor
New York
Queenstown
Redistricting Plan Becomes Law In Ohio Counties
The House plan for Congressional districts became law as the Senate receded. Districts include Hamilton, Preble, Montgomery, Butler, Van Wert, Putnam, Paulding, Defiance, and more across twenty-one districts. Democrats gain six seats to Republicans fifteen. Also pending Columbus reorganization bills and oil inspection divisions, with a proposal for an eastern Ohio insane asylum and a World’s Fair appropriation of 5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coramses
House
Senate
House Republicans
Hamilton County
Preble
Montgomery
Butler
Allen
Auglalze
Darke
Mercar
Shelby
van Wert
Putnam
Paulding
Defiance
Williams
Henry
Brown
Clermont
Clinton
Warren
Greene
Highland
Miami
Clark
Madison
Fayette
Pickaway
Hancock
Hardin
Logan
Union
Delaware
Champaign
Fulton
Lucas
Wood
Ottawa
Adams
Pike
Scioto
Gullia
Jackson
Lawrence
Ross
Hocking
Perry
Athens
Vinton
Fairfield
Franklin
Erie
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Crawford
Marion
Lorain
Huron
Ashland
Richland
Morrow
Knox
Gniensey
Muskingum
Noble
Morgan
Washington
Carroll
Harrison
Jefferson
Belmont
Monroe
Licking
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Wayne
Mahoning
Stark
Columbiana
Ashtabula
Friends of the
Pudney and
Daugherty
Columbus
Taylor
McCoy
Ohio
Nichols
Stark County
Congress
Oleomargarine venders jailed as reports delayed
In MoKersport Deputy Sheriffs arrested several men ordered by District Attorney Burleigh for selling oleomargarine. Many had fled or were out of business. Trustees of the Coursin Street Church vow to rebuild after last night’s fire.Plans are underway for a $20,000 garbage furnace by Phillip Trautman. A Yatemwan evangelical meetings leader John Denman lost part of an ear in a bending-tube accident. doctors expect regrowth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MoKersport
Burleigh
Coursin Street
Phillip Trautman
Southside
Pittsburg
Huna
John Denman
Transferring Hot Metal From Braddock to Homestead
Braddock reports a direct process moving hot metal to Homestead with a ten ton car train. A yard engine hauled three cars from the blast furnace to the Homestead mill via Bruntton and the Pittsburgh, Virginia and Charleston bridge. Colonel Cosgrove and superintendents called the transfer a success. Local businessmen have pledged over $2,000 to aid the Braddock Glass Company rebuild at Rankin station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock
Braddock
Carnegie
Homestead Mill
Homestead
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bruntton
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Port Perry
Cosgrove
Braddock Glass Company
Rankin Station
Company C Receives High Guard Inspection Praise
Major Frank K. Patterson commended Company C for a most satisfactory inspection, noting five regiments inspected this year with C earning top marks. Col Hawkins and other officials stated encampment plans for the Tenth, possibly the Fourteenth and Eighteenth, and discussed regimental encampment funding for the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoxtow
Frank K. Patterson
Patterson
Hawkins
J. A. Lohr
J. G. Thompson
EB. E
Judge Furst Limits Liquor Sales and Closing Rules
Judge Furst stirred consternation among successful applicants by ruling no liquor sales over the bar in flasks except to hotel guests who may be sick and to others leaving the city. He ordered all saloon screens removed and set closing at 10 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furst
Pr. U
Two Literary Contests At Wash-Jeff And Waynesburg
The Wash-Jeff College annual contest between Philound Union and Franklin and Washington literary societies featured debaters and prize winners led by speakers from Pittsburg and Indiana. At Waynesburg College the thirty-eighth annual event awarded honors to Miss Smith and to Messrs. Smith and Huss with selections on wealth, peace, and universal topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Washrthcroxs
Philound Union
Franklin and Washington Literary Societies
Wash-Jeff College
R.H. Allen
G. M. Ryall
Pittsburg
Mark Acheson
James Kelso
Indiana
J.A. Stevenson
Raccoon
J. F. Mayhugh
Elizabeth
G. M. Dickson
Huntingdon
H. M. Chalfant
Coal Center
Russia
Dickson
Mr. Chalfant
Allen
Kelso
Mayhogh
Dixon
Union and Philomathean Literary Societies
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg Opera House
Union
E. BR. Donehoo
Washington County Crimes and Pardon Board Efforts Meant to Save Reed
In Washinetox Pennsylvania March 30 Martin Reed the condemned murderer of Alexander Chappel may gain a life chance. John Good of East Liverpool reports seeing two men place liquor on a Burgettstown fair grounds fence near the poisoned whisky and says Reed was not among the guilt party. Reed’s backers plan to submit Good’s testimony to the Pardon Board soon. A separate morning incident ends with butcher William Blake mortally injured after a quarrel with William Gardner who fled after striking him with a cleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinetox
Martin Reed
Alexander Chappel
John Good
East Liverpool
Good
Burgettstown Fair Grounds
Chappel
Wihout
Reed
William Blake
William Gardner
Gardner
Blake
Panhandle Boycott Targets Steubenville Businesses
Panhandle employes have begun a tight boycott of about 40 Steubenville shops over a train switching dispute on Market street. Arrests for violating city ordinances occurred but bonds were posted and cases dismissed. The action follows circulation of a petition signed by many business leaders and politicians calling to stop switching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Vanhandle
Market Street
Panhandle
Weather update for Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia
Brief regional forecast shows light showers and variable winds across Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. Cooling trend noted with clearing conditions in parts of Ohio and northern Pennsylvania. tonight showers will ease in West Virginia with slightly cooler temperatures. Maximum 46 degrees, minimum unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
River News and Notes Louisville March River Conditions
Louisville dispatch telegram reports river rising slowly with 10 feet 8 inches at the falls and 13 feet in the canal. Vessels like the W. W. O Neill and I Mamend sail for New Orleans, Sam Miller overdue, Al Martin brings a row of staves, Chartle Brown and tow due up, New South heads to Memphis, Fred Wilson from Pittsburgh arrives. Departures listed include Clineinnatl Fleetwood, Car oy an ig Kanawha and Evanaville James Guthrie. Weather clear. upper river areas show 13 feet 2 inches falling at Allegheny Junction and other gauges with cool or mild conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
W. W. O'Neill
I Mamend
New Orleans
Sam Miller
al Martin
Chartle Brown
New South
Fred Wilson
Plitsburg
Sam Brows
Pittsburgis
Estr
Clineinnatl
Fleetwood
Caroyan Ig Kanawha
Evanaville
James 2
Guthrie
Evansville
Cincinnati
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Batchelor
Pittsburg
Beaver
Guiding Star
Buckeye State
Metognes
Civcrnnati
Henry Bf
Stanley
Kanawha
Mss
Memehis
Joseph B. Williams
Ohio River
Elver
Orleans
Hickman
St. Louis
Mary Houston
Cinree
Jobo Gilmore
St. Ts
River and riverboat traffic weather and arrivals
River levels rise across the Ohio and Mississippi basins with several cities reporting rising gauges. Towboats like the Joseph B Williams push upriver while arrivals include City of Hickman Mary Houston and others as clouded skies and mild air persist.
Raum Denies It All in Press Muzzle Debate
Washington March 30 Special Pension Office Investigating Committee hearings focus on why Edward Renaud, a pension clerk, was dismissed after Raum cited Tribune criticism. Raum described Renaud admitting papers in a case he had no right to hold, while denying direct involvement by officials or a press muzzle plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raum
Special Pension Office
House
Enloe
Edward Renaud
Pension Office
Renaud
Baum
New York Tribune
The
Trifmune
Black
Aet
Census
Noble
Renauds
Mr. Enloe
Tribune Corfment
the Tribune
Russell Harrison
Triimme
Picnic at Aliquippa Promises Prime Investment Lots
A notice invites the public to a picnic at Aliquippa on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail. It markets elegant lots averaging $300 in a town with three factories and more works planned. Visit Aliquippa Steel Company, room 30 Westinghouse building, to inspect plans and attend the first public sale on April 14. Property is claimed to double in value within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliquippa
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Aliapa
Legant
Aliquippa Steel Company
Westinghouse
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J. A. Wells
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Desert
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the County League
Monmouth
Jrm Hall
Boden
Hall
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York
Boston Herald
James G. Sloan
Monongahela City
Pittsburgers
Chappell
Meeesport
Company C
Uniontown
Parkerssune
Jefferson Watkins
Watkins
Harmony Society
Parkenshawe
Hazen
Daria Stewart
Renfrew
Henry Eltemiller
Benjamin Forquer
Chicora
Lewis Zelgier
Harmony
Moat
Hostinepon
Washington County
Faircbhince
Hina Tarton
Shire Oaks
Groree Harnavem
Standard
Greensburg
Samuel Caner
James F. Mitts
Squire Keexon
McCurdy
Josefh B. Monnison
Meese
River News and Notes
Guuron
Allegheny Junction
Morgan Tows
Axonwssville
Mr. Raum
Tribune
General Bussey
Secretary Noble
Mr. Noble
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Co Jroner
Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Md
Fourteenth Street
McIntosh-Huntington Co
Danners
Druggista
Danner Medicine Co
Federal St
Allagheny
W. L. Douglas
Aedausiods
Trond
Workingman’s ‘S
Eeek
W. Gaution
Leon
W. Douglas
LAS
Brockton
PD. Carter
Fifth Avenue
J.n.frohriog
Fifth
Ia. Holiman
Rebecca Street
Times
London
Apollinaris
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