Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati in Wild Baseball Tilt
In Cincinnati on May 7 Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 8 to 3 in a game packed with hitting and miscues. Reilly and Miller sparked Pittsburg with key hits while Latham, Hanlon and Miller produced strong plays. Holliday conserved the win with critical outs as the crowd watched 133 attendees.
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Mmatl Mbf
Eputssung
KBP
AE Metres
Millers
Latham
Meechley
Marr Y
Browning
Olinnlonm
Sfpfieds
Arcgtone
Kelly
Hine
Glstaley
Cincinnati
Pittsvareg
Hanlon
Kane
Hullidey
Kellly
Drowning
Fields
Hanton
Miller
Carroll
Hanlon Shvetle
Sanith McPhes
Reilly
Rhines
Meshee
Shawer
Beckley
Mertaner
Staley
Streck
Hidnes
Hhines
Lime
MeiQuald
Bostons Fail To Halt Giants In Narrow Loss
The Boston club, hampered by weak pitching, used an aging New England League pitcher and lost to the Giants. The contest featured hits from New York and Boston players, with notable shows from Tiernan and Quinn and late defensive miscues, lasting over two hours.
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Boston
Bostons
Day
Giants
Haston
York
Bostox
OtLeng
Newhard
Storey
Tiertan
Ginshock
Quinn
Centvor
Witkes
Media
Mace
Forlng
Nash
Whieecer
Susie
Mia de
Pigeuma Aces
Cork
G .Kuston
Woletier
Gaur
Tiernan
Howe
Jurhardson
Neharison
Baseett
Long
Vowkle Piaye Tatnn
Tucker
Diasett
Lons
Stover Lake
Coker
Lowe
Brotte
Tonrget
Hitey
Eve Pasevil
Wing
Pirston
Cliston
Hime
Vepilre
Hores
Bridegrooms Fall on Ladies' Day by Wrights Team
In Brooklyn on Ladies' Day May 7 1 758 watched as Harry Wrights New York team beat the Bridegrooms in a cold contest. Scoring details list Delehanty Meyers Foutz Huns flera etc. two-base hits by Delehanty Meyers Foutz Huns and Brown. Umpire Loch.
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Harry Wrights
New York
Paris
Brooklyn
Jos
Sverre
Spaitiog
Pestagelgta
Brooklyn - Aa
Delehanty
Meyers
Foutz
Huns
Thompson Brown
Fouts
Minkney
Sema Hild
Alied Forts
Lowble Pare Ee Son
Brown
Allen
Myers
Ollink
Latle
Glenseon
A. Derry
Thomson
Giewon
Terry
É. Poseed
Solis Kinslew
Wid Saieieda Astern
Sre
Pilinieipita
Brooklin
Pro
Lroch
Cleveland Team Tops Anson in Quick First Inning Win
Cleveland broke open the game in the first inning with three runs on two singles and Childs four-base hit to right, then added two more on a double by Alvord and Dabien errors, beating Anson early in the matchup.
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Cleveland
Anson
Mhicago
Childs
Alvord
Dabien
Clevel
Dervis
Chitile
Jonneon
Virtue
Wilmot m
Zimmer
Oadby
Nagle
Chicago
Homeras
Panee
Ryan
Davin
Fies
Iter
Byr Tuby
Ea Serdek Oul
Br ' Tid Stee
Luby
Vian
Ronse
Chitts
Cincinnati
Kelly
O' New
Bulictin
Lunius
Seggore
Pone
Pittsburg
Staley
To Day's League Schedule Mischief Matchups
League fixtures list several mismatched city names with likely teams Mittaburg at Cincinnah Cleveland at Chicago New York at Boston and hil phia at Hrookiva, revealing OCR errors in the schedule.
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Mittaburg
Cincinnah
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
Hil
Association Games Week in Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore Results
Basketball score roundup from Washington Philadelphia Baltimore sites lists Hits and Errors for Columbus athletic teams. Batteries and umpires are named with matchups including St Louis Louisville Boston Cincinnati and others. Today schedule includes Columbus at Philadelphia Louisville at Baltimore St Louis at Washington Cincinnati at Boston.
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Washington
Wishington
St. Louis
Sammington
Lowth
Arsey and McGuire
Stivetta
Boyle
Unsnirsherina
Philadelphia
Columbus
Athletic
Matterles
Champerlain
Milligan
Kwell
Donahoe
Jones
Baltimore
Louisville
Matimore
Iiti
Halleen
Louieville
Ballin
Ehret
Ook
Siadden
Robinson
Ferguson
Alt Hoston
Horta
Ginelmailt
Sua Aly Mite
Boston
Ee i
Cincinnati
Philaphia
Columbus Club to Seek Injunction Over Reilly Move
The Columbus Association seeks a court injunction against Third Baseman Reilly to restrain him from joining Cincinnati tomorrow. Paxton and Warrington, Cincinnati attorneys, represent the Pittsburg Club interests. President O Neill says an injunction is expected once legal claim to services is proven and vows to release other clubs if valid contracts exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Nei
Columbus Association
Reilly
Cincinnatimorrow
Paxton & Warrington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
O'Neil
Chicago
Columbus
Local Thespians Form Baseball Challenge to Writers
A group of gentlemen linked to Thespian temples declares a baseball challenge to newspaper writers. The team lineup features Henry Fulton Maurice ensee E J McCullough Ben Cullen Sam Dawson Harry ee Cl Wilson William Ford Sweeny Fine Hodges Jpe Kettler Harry Bernard Turner and umpire Charles L. Davis as organizers prepare for a game at a moment’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fulton
Maurice Ensee
E. J. McCullough
Ben Cullen
Sam Dawson
Harry Ee Cl Wilson
William Ford
Sweeny
Dear Fine Hodges
Kettler
Harry Bernard
Turner
Charles L. Davis
Columbus club confirms Baldwin advance money receipt
Officials of the Columbus ball club acknowledged to Present O'Neil the receipt of Baldwin's advance money, clarifying Baldwin's funds were received by the club while funds from O'Connor remain unsettled. O'Neil stated the matter is being watched but not causing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Baldwin
Columbus Ball Club
O'Neil
Baldwin
Columbus Club
Columbus
O'Connor
O’connor
County Baseball League Adopts Amended Schedule
A County Baseball League meeting last evening approved an amended schedule with slight changes. The Climax club was admitted to take the place of Oaklands, while Acme was not represented. five clubs attended with 50 each. If Acme fails to report soon, Lawrenceville may take its place.
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County Baseball League
Climax Club
Oaklands
Acme
Acmes
Lawrenceville
Shortliage Media Academy Beats Ivy Club Of Princeton
At this place today the Shortliage Media Academy baseball team defeated the Ivy Club team of Princeton by five runs to one. The visitors were entertained with a dinner after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digfatom
Shortliage Media Academy
Princeton
Academy
Local Baseball Notes and Community Games Update
Yesterday there were no mics or Miller performances noted while Hay Staley remains in top form. Washington Association teams show inconsistency as Monday start times shift to 4 o clock and Exposition Park private boxes ready for the week.
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Ux Washington Association
Exposition Park
Local Branot Island Shooting Tourney Ends in Strong Form
The Branot's Island local shooting tournament concluded after three days of excellent sport. McDonald led in top form with strong performances and money won in all the capiesta. Organizers E. E. Shaner Jin Crow and F. F. Darison earned high praise.期待 next year's event.
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Branot's Island
McDonald
E. E. Shaner
Jin Crow
F. F. Darison
Capiesta
W. Wolstencro
Eens Fielen
Ery Kelsey
Dippold
Crow
Sareaes
Unclear OCR Sports Notes With Multiple Matches and Divisions
Fragmented text lists numerous players and match entries across many rounds. Mentions McDonald Miller Wolstencroft King Clover Meckling Pherson Fick and others with divisions and numbers suggesting swimming or track event results. Reading is incomplete and names repeat amid garbled percentages and scores.
Sleep Fasting Contest Ends With One Awake Leader
In San Francisco on May 7, W. C. Woodford outlasted 19 rivals to win the sleep fasting contest by waking 158 hours 45 minutes. Doctors say he risked mania as he finally rested and the prize totals 100 dollars for Woodford with 50 and 25 to runners up Jackson and Harris. Moyers and Bowen battle in New Orleans over a May 18 bout for 3000 dollars.
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San
Detroit
Woodford
Jackson
Harris
New Orlleans
Fstic
Andy Owen
New Orleans
Louisimon
Billy Myer
Streator
Olympic Club
Fussimmons
Jack Dempsey
Bowen
Myer
Howen
Baltimore Driving Park meeting draws 1500 spectators
Fifteen hundred people attended the Gentlemen's Driving Park event in Baltimore as the Yorker's performance and record drew applause. Martin and McAndrews, owners, praised patronage and said the meeting would close tomorrow with horses shipping to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicpaton
Baltiimore
Yorker
Messrs
Martin and
McAndrews
Morace
Philadelphia
Horse Races Held at Washington May 7
Results list multiple races at Washington with several horses placing. First race 434 fur longs Jester wins Stiletto filly second Arutev third. Times shown for each race. Second race three quarters mile Silence wins Louise second Silent third. Third race 114 miles Lotion fra Lowlander mouee. Other names include Fource, Vintage, Witth rai Mirabeau Sam Wood Rhody U'ringle. Fourth race Natchez wins Dewberry third in steep blue course.
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Washington
Washineton
Jester
Stiletto
Aruteverat
Silence
Louise
Silent
Lotion
Lowlander Mouee
State
Ait Ead
Fource
Ron Bber
Secon
Witth
Mirabeau
Sam Wood
Rhody U'ringle
Natchez
The Nashville Races May Day Results
The Nashville races produced results with multiple races listed. Dolly Nobies placed second in the first, Burch won the second, Inver of Long Shot took second in the third, Ida Pickwick Ae Phil Ora was second in the fourth, and Metohett Rey Biase Duke finished second in the fifth. times are partially provided.
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Nashville
Dolly Nobies
Alice I
Burch
Still Boss
Red Light
Wyndom
Ida Pickwick
Philora
Bonnie Byrd
saliines_aeners Metohett rey Biase Duke
West Leake
Lexington Races Report From May Meet
The day’s results list multiple races with finishers and times. Ed Leonard won the one mile opener ahead of Cashier and Happiness, followed by Princess Louis taking the six furlongs with Mount Joy second. Other event names include Krogman Orst and Bermuds with Michael in third, and Hero leading the nine sixteenths dash.
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Dispatch
Cincissani
Reilly
Columbus
Pittsburg
Reds
Heilly
Miller
Rea
Flint
Alule
Sparke
Wake
Abe Calliope
Oles
Lexington
Ed Leonard
Cashier
Happiness
Princess Louis
Mount Joy
Hadcilife
Krogman Orst
Bermuds
Michael
Tues
Longahore
Longahore Fret, Madelle Second, Helter Skelter
Ragner
Vr. Molloy
Siddons to Meet White in 120 Pound Glove Contest
Wayne Indiana May 7 All arrangements for the 120 pound glove contest between George Siddons and Tommy White are complete. They will weigh in and fight for scientific points until a decision by the referee. Fans from across the country, including a Chicago special train, will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Wayne
George Siddons
Tommy White
Chicago Sports Ee
Prp
Veteran pedestrian Sam Day Drives Win in Negaunee Race
A letter to the sporting editor details Sam Day, a veteran pedestrian, taking in a race at Negaunee Michigan. The event ran four hours daily for five and ten on Saturday. Jon Smith, known as the cowboy, won and Day plans to go to Center to contest a six day race there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Day
Sammy
Negaunee
Mich
Jon Smith
Lake Erie Circuit Trotting Dates Announced
The Lake Erie trotting circuit schedules gatherings with events across New York and Erie regions. Meetings run from June through July at Tonawanda Eries and include races on June 2 and 26 with further stops on July 7 and 10.
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Ehre
Lake Erie
Seve
Ee N. x. Sues
Ord
Tonawanda
Erie
Foxmede to Skip Start in Brooklyn Handicap
Sporting notes report Foxmede will not start in the Brooklyn Handicap. Remarks on prize ring bouts mention Jack Dempsey born in Ireland in 188? and results from Mor ria Park and London matches. Odds for latest handicaps include Burlington, Prince Royal, and Tea Tray among others with various prices.
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Foxmede
Brooklyn
Jack Dempsey
Ireland
Burlington
Prince Royal
Banquet
Eon
Potomac
Denneih
Riley
Judge Morrow
Tex Tray
Teuton
Senorita
Morria Park
Judee Morrow
Tea Tray
Ute
Jim Kendrick
London
England
A. J. Newton
Newton
James Kay
Bert Reeves
Nunhead
Pasere
Aleve
Associat
Italian Consul Letter Demands Inquiry In New Orleans Lynching
Senor P. Corte sends a complaint to the grand jury foreman alleging misquotation and demanding protection of statements in a case tied to Italian nationals killed in New Orleans and tied to alleged politically motivated actions. He cites extradition costs and claims of impropriety by authorities and a May 7 signaling of further legal action against the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oreans
Senor P. Corte
Grand Jury
W. H. Chaffee
Grand Jary
Sim
United States
Esposito
Lafaye
P. Cours
Chinese Pupil Joe Wong Seeks Public School Admission
A Chinese applicant, 18 year old Joe Wong, seeks permission to attend Trenton public school. Reverend John Dixon supports the pupil for English training aimed at missionary work. The board referred the case to City Superintendent Lalor for action and potential enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Board of Education
Joe Wong
John Dixon
Serearee
Eee Firat Presbyterian Church
Joo Wong
Lalor
Pean’. Ee
America
Queen regent of Spain rules for Colombia in boundary dispute
The Queen regent of Spain, acting as umpire in the dispute between Colombia and Venezuela over boundary lines, has rendered a decision entirely in favor of Colombia. The ruling awards Colombia the entire Goajiro and Arauc regions.
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Washington
Spain
Colombia
Venezuela
Goajiro
Araucs
Favorable Report On Koch's Lymph By New York Doctors
At a New York Academy of Medicine meeting on May 7, about 100 physicians heard reports on Koch's lymph from St. Luke's Hospital Bellevue and Mt. Sinai. Dr. Loomis warned careful use is needed while predicting the therapy will save more tuberculosis victims than other methods if used properly.
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New York
New York Academy of Medicine
Koch
Albert L. Loomis
St. Luke's Hospital
F. P. Kinniout
Bellevue Cepital
J. Loomis
Mt. Sinai Hospital
H. N. Heineman
Thes Adirondac Sanitarium
E. L. Trudeau
C. BE. Quimbey
A. Jacobi
BE. C. Wendt
S. Baruch
H. 8
Loomis
Wreck on Panhandle Railroad Near Denniston Involves No. 7 and No. 10
Four miles west of Denniston Ohio a collision between the Panhandle limited No. 7 west and passenger No. 10 east destroyed several cars. Baggagemaster Daniel Longnecker of No. 10 was killed instantly. Train delays lasted about six hours as engineers cited air brakes and track issues.
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ColumMaus
Denniston
Daniel Longnecker
Columbus
J. F. Miller
Thomas Irwin
Limited
Lightning kills cattleman near Stringtown prairie
A cattleman named Charles Davis was riding to round up horses on the prairie edge when a bolt of lightning struck. The horse collapsed and Davis died at the scene leaving his belt of Winchester cartridges exploded and his left side torn by the strike. George Burke reports the accident occurred Tuesday evening northeast of Stringtown.
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Digpaton
Drwxison
Tex
George Burke
Stringtown
Charles Davis
Davis
Prairia
Burke
Winchester
Irregular Banking Fraud Ties to Keystone Bank Case
Philadelphia May 7. It is established that funds irregularly taken from Keystone Bank relate to the Lucas account and John Loess Transactions. The narrative hints forgery, missing notes, and stolen memoranda as investigations press toward tomorrow's hearing.
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Philadelphia
Keystone Bank
John
Lucas
Destructive Fires Reported Across Multiple States
Fire outbreaks struck Ashley Michigan Syracuse New York Covington Kentucky Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Long Island City New York among others. Losses run to thousands with some plants like Schroth and Ahrens Mill Company and multiple lumber yards destroyed. insurance coverage varied and forest fires threaten Somerset area with vast timber losses and extensive area burnings.
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Ashley
Mich
Salliers & Chittenden
Syracuse
J. W. Eager
Lincoln Engine Company
Allegheny
Oho Avenue
Whitmer
Newburg
N. Y
Caldwell Wilcox Company
Covington
W. Dohrman & Son
Panhandle Bridge
West End
O Company
Philadelphia
Sheesly
George Abrams
Twentyseventh Atreat
Susquehanna Avenue
Miller
Winoka
Minn
Schroth & Ahrens Mill Company
Loas
Mutual Coke Works
United Coke Company
Scottdale
Frick
Warren
Long Island City
H. F. Burroughs Company
Doncaster & Bros
Iron Founders
Whining Lumber Company
Huommel
Stone Yards
Clark & Sam Hay and Feed
MacIntosh & Co
Tynn-Sims Company
E. W. McClaire
Somerset
Bear's Rock
ICH Reform Bill Debate Proceeds with Amendments
Continued discussion on ICH reform features an amendment requiring the state to pay 1 dollar per week for each patient instead of the bill's prior provision. Another amendment authorizes incorporation of associations to remove the dead and allows sale of grounds not used for burials.
New Committee Named To Oversee World's Fair Commission
Harrisburg May 7 Senate refused to concur with the Conference Committee's report on the World's Fair bill. The measure would create a 15 member commission with six appointed by the Governor, three by the Senate President, and six by the House Speaker. Debate centered on governor appointment power and political influence, with leaders urging nonpartisan representation and prompt conference committee action set for early next week.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Grady
Pilon Thompson
Rows
Pattison
Dilan
Chicago
Gillan Apology Over Remarks on Seanor’s Integrity
Hagrissoare May 7 Representative Gillan of Franklin apologized to the House for remarks about Mr Seanor of Indiana county who had been accused of stalling the anti-discrimination bill. The bill authorizing chattel mortgage on various metals was revived on Gentner's motion but ultimately defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagrissoare
Gillan
Franklin
Seanor
Indiana County
House
Gentner
Philadelphia
Harrisburg House OKs liquor bonds and constable pay
In Harrisburg on May 7 the House reported bills authorizing liquor license applicants to secure bonds anywhere in the county and setting constables pay for visits to licensed premises at 60 cents per visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prora
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Bill Defeated on Final Passage for Corporate Rights
Special Telegram from Harrisburg May 7 reports the bill to extend corporate rights under general and special laws was defeated on final passage while awaiting proceedings to revise and extend charters under existing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate bill to prohibit Decora tion Day sale of intoxicants
In Harrisburg on May 7 the Senate bill to ban the sale of intoxicating drinks on Decoration Day sparked lively debate in the House. The first section passed 87 to 73 as the chamber adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Important Meeting of Railroad Presidents in New York
May 7. A solid quorum met as railroad presidents gathered in New York. Gould repudiated the Missouri Pacific sugar tariff and offered to realign its presidency if he could prove the claim. The Missouri Pacific traffic chief was found guilty and began travel to St. Louis to surrender control. The board adopted key resolutions to extend the association life to 1800, prepare joint agencies, and study tonnage division by percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
H. H. Clarke
Leeds
Association
W E R Jennings Opens Kansas City YMCA Convention
W R Jennings of Pittsburg spoke at the Kansas City YMCA convention on Bible study and youth outreach. A committee from each state will report on the site for the next gathering, with W W Peabody of Cincinnati addressing railroad work and other sessions led by J B Mott and Selden P Spences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ER. Jennings
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Y.M.C. A
Sélden P. Spences
St. Lou
W. R. Jennings
Association
J.B. Mott
Baldwin
W. W. Peabody
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
World’s Fair Officials Answer Couzins Case in Federal Court
The World's Fair Board of Control and Mrs Potter Palmer along with Mrs Gale of the Board of Lady Managers filed a long answer in federal court to Miss Couzins’ injunction bid to block removal from the secretary post. The filing claims the Ladies’ Executive Committee lacked power to remove and that the Managers could act, while alleging the committee failed to appropriate funds for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcano
World's Fair Board of Control
Mra Potter Palmer
Gale
Board of
Lady Managers
Miss Couzins
Bill
Miss Douglas Ecay
Comince Y
Rose
Pense Penses
Coke Strikers Relief Fund Gains Chicago Support
A Pennsylvania coke strikers relief drive reports strong Chicago backing. A carload of provisions from South Water Street commission men is set for shipment, and about $800 in cash was raised today. Ubazice L futchtassa, president of Corn Exchange Bank, and other bankers and newspapers joined the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago
South Water Street Commission
Ty Sna
Ubazice L. Futchtassa
Ubazics Ay
Corn Exchange Bank
Japanese Immigrants Land Admittance Granted at Portland
The Collector of Customs ordered male Japanese passengers on the German steamer Pemtsos from Japan may land at Portland. Seven accompanying female Japanese travelers, all under bonds to return, were refused admission and must depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontland
Japan
Silver in London Sets Pace as Bullion Value Shifts
Telegram reports silver in London at per ounce and bullion value in standard dollars. Includes a death notice for Eugene Exxis on May 7 at Fairman’s undertaking establishment Allegheny with interment pending arrival of friends.
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London
Eblis
West Pennsylvania
RacuEl E. Exxis
Fairman's Undertaking Establishment
Él Ubo Street
Allegheny
Fores
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Antonio Bagnetto
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Charles Traina
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James Caruso
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Manuel Politz
Antonio Seafflal
Antonio Scaffidi
Rocca Gernol
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Pietro Monastero
Francesco Romeo
Frank Romeo
Antonio Marchi
Macneca
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Itali
Louisiana
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Charles Matranga
Jobo
West Virgina
Ohio
Fair
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Pitrapung
United States Signal Service
Allegheny Junction
Mongaytown
Mr. Gillan
New Yok
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Toten
Werra
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Genera Tine
Elder
Southampton
Southwestern Railway Co
Stow Yark
Max Suhamberg
Wanamaker & Brown's
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Aran
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