Reformers Routed In Allegheny City Council Showdown
Six reformers lost ground as Charles Ehlers won the chief of the Department of Public Works on the first ballot with last minute shifts. The joint Council session erupted in heckling and charges of bribery as factions battled over control, amid threats and wild scenes in the lobby and chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Charlesers
Department of Public Works
Commellnen
Edward Armstrong
John Mekindys
Charles Ehlers
Bureau of Jarveys
Charlies W. Robinson
Ehlers
Almeostevers
Eilers
Grobha
Department of Charities
Greer
McKinty
MehKinty
Rowbottom
Mercer
Geary
Sixth Ward
Groves and Hisses
Gorwly
Clinirminn Parker
Mr. Gregg
Select Council
Cannon
Hina
Lions
Gre
Chart Fhlers
Aor
Einstein
Semuel Watson
Henricka
Dein
Eshel- Dein
George Cochrine
Aviva Vour
Ehson
Ongahela
Legbeny
Southside
Es Bureau of Water Assessmenta
Notable German Born Engineer and Sailor Profile
Charles Eh ers, aged 42, described as among the state’s best civil engineers, was born in Germany in 183?. His education spanned German schools, Berlin engineering studies, and navigation at Rostock University. He served as an officer on a German merchant ship, opened an Allegheny office in 1872, then joined Weeer’s office, later earning distinction as a roving engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eh‘ers
Germany
Berlin
University of Rostock
Allegheny
Weeer
Esteemed by his people at St Pauls Cathedral departure
A large congregation at St Pauls Cathedral met to honor Rev Dr Stephen Wall on leaving as rector. Resolutions praising his leadership, interior improvements, and remonstrance against a measure were read, followed by speeches and a parting purse. The event concluded with best wishes for his future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
St Paul's Cathedral
Stephen Wall
D.D
F. J. Weixel
Father Wall
W. W. McClelland
J. B. Larkin
Wall
Cuthvedent
St. Thesiru
Dial
Pernrny
Naam
Rault
Ieee
Sre Ag
John Kinson
Conteman
McKenna
James J
Flannery Dol
Grass Famine Worsens As Rain Fails Across Regions
A drought grips the nation with a second grass famine as three weeks of scant showers fail to moisten the soil. Hay prices are rising, butter dealers note stubbornly low prices, and farmers consider drastic measures including dynamite to break crust and revive grass growth. The chatter among agrarian groups hints at heightened market strain and uncertain crop prospects.
Death of J P Winower Junior Past State Councilor
The American Mechanics across Western Pennsylvania mourn the death of J. P. Winower of Lancaster after a four month illness from a scaffold fall. He served as Junior Past State Councilor and helped organize over 15 councils, a historic record for the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
J. P. Winower
Lancaster
Winower
Fire Bureau officials depart for Mt Clemens and Lake St Clair
Assistant Chief Coates of the Bureau of Fire, William McKinley, J. 8. Jiles, Robert Newell, Robert ae and Cory Shutan will leave for Mt. Clemens Michigan. Later they will go to camp on Lake St. Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates
Bureau of Fire
William McKinley
Jiles
Robert Newell
Robert Ae
Cory Shutan
Mt. Clements
Mich
Lake St. Clair
Talks of Illegality in Building Trades Strike
A disputed feature of yesterday's building trades strike centered on alleged conspiracies by material suppliers and unions. Leaders debate lawful actions as carpenters, journeymen, and contractors prepare further talks and potential eight hour actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades
Builders’ Exchange
Building Trades Council
Fulmer
Master Builders’ Association
M. F. Frank
BR. B. Ivory
Hunter, Ivory & Beatty
Ivory
Cokers Hope Revived Amid Strike Developments
Strike leaders report reduced forces at coke works with nearly 100 men sent away. Frick Company adds workers as unions clash. A striker, Harry Trimmer, was killed near Mt Pleasant while returning home after drinking. Dunbar Furnace resumes with 10 percent wage cut. Cambrian Iron near Mahoning makes slow progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Theo Labor Peas
Yasteray
Frick Company
of McClure
Cambrian Iron Company
Near
False rumors harm Amalgamated Association messages
A telegram circulated nationwide claims Pittsburg lodges of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Works approved a 50 cent a ton raise for the next scale starting July 1, with a stated $550 a ton external mill price. The spread is shown to be untrue and damaging to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Works
Moon Run Railway graded nearing rail readiness
Contractor Moran reports nearly four miles of Moon Run Railway graded and a large work force pushing progress. Favorable weather supports ongoing construction, though rain could delay agriculture and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Moon Run
Victory After Twelve Weeks Ends Two-Week Strike
The machinists at Continental Tube Works ended a two week strike yesterday after nine hour concessions. The workers will resume duties today with an agreement guaranteeing nine hour shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Tube Works
Adourned Until To Day Conference of Flint Gingssmany
A brief item notes the conference between Flint Gingssmany representatives and the A F O W U adjourned to today. The terse report implies ongoing talks and no final agreement reached by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Gingssmany
Charleroi Glass Progress and Local Industry Notes
First piece of glass cast at the Charleroi plant is in possession of Postmaster Ocean and praised for quality. Industrial notes mention Liverymen's Association members in two cities, steel billet prices rising 50 to 75 cents per ton, and Pittsburgh Traction facing staffing gaps as conductors and gripmen depart. Seviation Company reports a day when ten men were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleroi
New
Charleroi Tis
Ocean
Pittsburg Traction Aera
Knights Templar hold ninth annual United Grand Commandery meeting
The United Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Pennsylvania meets in Florence Hall Arthur Street for its ninth annual session with delegates from across the state and visitors from elsewhere. Business sessions occupied yesterday with no public news. an evening concert at Lafayette Hall featured the cantata The Shepherd Boy. The Knights enjoyed the gathering, with proceedings described as amicable and spirited. A parade is planned along the previously published route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Florence Hall
Arthur Street
Lafayette Hall
Officers Elected for Women’s General Missionary Society
The Women’s General Missionary Society finished its work and adjourned to meet next year in Philadelphia. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mrs. J. T. McCrory of Pittsburg First Vice President Mrs. J. M. French of Omaha Second Vice President Mrs. Findley of Xenia Secretary Mrs. Mary W. Porter of Pittsburg Treasurer Miss E. J. Sloan of Pittsburg Members listed include Mrs. H. C. Campbell and Mrs. By McMfiltin with additional names. The programme featured afternoon entertainments and devotional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's General Missionary Society
Philadelphia
J. T. McCrory
Pittsburg
J. M. French
Omaha
Neb
Findley
Xenia
Mary W. Porter
E.J. Sloan
Pittswere
Na Women
H. C. Campbell
By McMfiltin
J. J. Porter
T. J
Intestonarios
POUNDED A PEDDLER Jumps Bail in Peddler Assault Case
Three men Frank Baird Pat Sullivan and David Paul jailed in Allegheny lockup on highway robbery charges after assaulting Solomon Jacobs a Hebrew peddler on Perrysville road. Jacobs mislaid valuables. suspect later claimed it was all in fun and denied taking property. Detective Kofman led the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baird
Pat Sullivan
David Paul
Allegheny
Solomon Jacobs
Perrysville
Kofnman
City Hall
Downtown tailors seek cloth thief as suspect faces sentence
Detective Shore recovered a roll of bottle green diagonal cloth stolen from a Downtown tailor. Inspector McAleese urges the owner to identify the goods. Jacob Granham, arrested amid prior thefts, is linked to ongoing tailors’ losses as he serves a 60 day workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
McAleese
Jacob Granham
Ar Gorda
Esata
Graham
Government Advances New Sixth Street Bridge Bids
Officials approve sites for the Sixth street bridge abutments and piers and will soon advertise for bids. The structure will have three piers with a center pier and one near each shore, each river span about 445 feet. New designs require updated specifications and timing, with continuation of Sixth street plans unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Beeen
Dane
Pepper Thrower Lorenz Kreig Forfeits Bail
Lorenz Kreig failed to appear as the Pepper Thrower in Bridget Cavanaugh’s eye injury case at Hotel Schlosser. Magistrate forfeited a $1,000 bond signed by Peter Kyle and issued a warrant for Kreig. Kreig reportedly left the city for New York after release. officers are pursuing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Lorenz Kreig
Worthy
Peter Kyle
Kreig
Bridget Cavanaugh
Schlosser
Jaj
New York
Slaughter on the Montour Line Kills Three Cows
The Montour Railway Company struck a herd of six cows on a noon train two miles before Imperial. Three cows died, one injured, and the engineer narrowly escaped. The owner of the cattle is named in reports, with local authorities investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montour Railway Company
Imperial
Working the Odd Fellows Imposter Scam Across Lodges
Officials warn of a bogus member defrauding Odd Fellows lodges in Salamanca New York Circleville Ohio Ashland Kentucky and Mt Sterling Kentucky. The con artist using names Wilson Howard Scott and Hill has solicited money and is last reported in Circleville Ohio and Ashland Ky. Police have heard nothing further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Abbott
Salamanca
N. Y
Shen
Wilson
Howard
Scott
Hill
Circleville
Ashland Ky
Mt. Sterling
Pitts
Birmingham Traction Tests New Car On Trial Run
A Birmingham Traction Company test of a new car ran from the power house to Thirty fourth street and back in 14 minutes covering eight squares. The trip halted short of Smithfield street bridge due to brake concerns. Walter French, superintendent of construction, injured his foot by a hatchet strike and will miss two to three weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Traction Company
Thirtyfourth Street
Smithfield Street Bridge
Walter French
Runaway William Bell Held At Seventeenth Ward Station
Seventeenth ward station detains 17 year old William Bell after he ran away from home in Bellevue. He claims to want to drive cows for his keep and was taken to the police by Martin Devine who found him on Butler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Seventeenth Ward
Belivue
Willie
Martin Devine
Butler Street
Mr. Devine
Captain Brophy
J. W. Robinson
W. B. Ganl
McKenna
Rooinson
Ohio
American Mechanics of Cleveland Prepares for National Council Visit
Large attendance expected as Cleveland based American Mechanics organize events for visiting Pittsburg brethren for June convention. Hollenden House secures venue for National Council, Weddell House for commanderies, hotel rates set. Parade likely June 16 with 60 juniors in linen. meeting to be at Music Hall with prominent speakers. excursion tickets valid ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mechanics of
Cleveland
Pittsburg
National Council
Hollenden House
Weddell House
Alderman Sweeop Sits in Hearing on Theft Case
Alderman Sweeop presided at a hearing for B. Herdenberg and James G. Bryant. Bryant faces theft charges for stealing a suit from W. & Glazier on Main Street and selling it to Herdenberg, a second hand dealer at 153 Fifth Avenue. Each defendant held to bail of 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeop
B. Herdenberg
James G. Bryant
W. &. Glazier
Sont Main Street
Herdenberg
Fifth Avenue
Preacher Loses Bicycle Finds It Recovered
Rev. Dr. Holmes of Shadyside Presbyterian Church reported a valuable bicycle stolen from his porch Wednesday night. He found it yesterday morning. Police have no suspect and made no arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Holmes
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Drunkenness and theft cases heard by city officials
A flurry of hearings and detentions followed yesterday in the city. Jexwm Ciara was fined for drunkenness by Judge Succop. Several suspects, including WILLIAM ee and Josefa WELSH, faced jail or awaiting hearings for alleged thefts and felonies. Aldermen and the police moved on charges from keeping a rough house to burglary and forgery, with multiple defendants sent to jail or workhouse as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perry
Robinson
Harry
Succop
Trnesa
Sec
Seopoteky
Taal
Seaice Fields
Wade
Henderson Boles
Rosina Henz
Hartearing
Beltzhoover
A. Cnoxx
McGarey
Joseph Richmond
Whiliam Buss
Bohen
William Woodworth
McKenna
Local News Briefs From Pittsburgh Area
No. 9 Engine Company renovates its hall floor. Two year old Marky Millre dies of consumption at City Farm. AlleghenyMoving Co. oil car derails at Brown’s station injuring the driver. Car 19 grip traps at Washington Street power house delaying travel. 15 year old Ett enx Convoy found after missing. Police to wear summer helmets and blouses with special hats for formermen. California Avenue bridge work continues with new tax floor. two weeks to finish. several injuries reported. Y M C A meeting set at Association building to hear International Convention reports. Fifth Avenue lights out complaints addressed to Oakland patrol station. Wreckage clears on burned steamers Eagle and Twilight. hulls remain. A dapper male canvasses Homewood and Dallas with tale of enticement to New Orleans. police pursuing leads.
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No. 9 Engine Company
Marky Millre
City Farm
Ross Street
Teax
Allegheny Moving Company
Brown's Station
Tux
Pittsburg Traction Company
Washington Street
Ettenx
Southside
California Avenue
Kansas City
Fifth Avenue
Hoquet Street
Amberson Avenue
Oakland
Light Company
Eagle
Twilight
Rce
Caceticeess
Soeae
Homewood
Dallas
Aes
New Orleans
Theft and thefts reported near Sixth Street and Twenty second Street
A set of youths took 4989 dollars worth of shoes during a fire night incident on Sixth Street. Earlier, several boys allegedly stole a wagon of beer from Felix Tschudy at Twenty second Street. Bernard Smith was questioned in connection with the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torest
Felix Tschudy
Twenty-second Street
Bernard Smith
Lawyers and Oil Operators Battle Over Profits
Legal dispute centers on Knabb’s oil lease where Gillespie Bros. drillers argue the agreement lacks valid consideration. Knabb sues for ejectment claiming lease terms bind him. defendants contest enforceability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knaltren
Knabb
Gillespie Bros
What the Head of Charities Thinks of the Present Situation
Town politics remain tense as Mayor Gourley and Governor Patti son clash over the city charter supplement. City Hall is quiet with officials avoiding public comment while conflicts surface between Gourley and department heads. Chief Eliot of the Department of Charities recalls a heated exchange and accuses Gourley of pushing personal agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities
Gourley
Pattison
Morrow
Chief Low
Hows Grove
Flinn
Acont
Elliot
Chari
Eliot Ats
Court Calendar for To-Day Common Pleas List
Court calendar for to day lists cases in Common Pleas No 1 with Gray vs Houston Adams vs Scully Kamp vs Berg McGrog gan vs Fisher Cowan vs Ralph and others. Common Pleas No 2 includes Hiliott vs Friden Gales vs B&O Huff vs Eberhardt Ober Brewing Co and others with numerous names listed.
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Common Pleas No
Gray
Houston
Adams
Scully
Kamp
Berg
McGroggan
Fisher
Cowan
Ralph
Black
Banker
MccCalmont Old Co
Alexander
Loughry
Follmer & Bro
McGinley
F. W
C. BR. BR. Co
Confer
Hiliott Va Friden
Gales
B&o
BB Co
Huff
Eberhardt & Ober
Trial of Quigley for criminal intimacy with a minor
In criminal court yesterday John C. Quigley aged 60 stood trial on a charge of criminal intimacy with Maggie Goodwin aged 4. The jury was empaneled in the case against Edward Tracey John Glenn and Charles Siskow for felonious assault and battery. Fred Ischin of Allegheny pleaded guilty to a separate offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Quigley
Maggie Goodwin
Edward Tracey
John Glenn
Charles Siskow
Fred Ischin
Allegheny
Executions Issued Yesterday in Civil Actions
Yesterday’s court actions include judgments and executions against several defendants. Names include John Harberg versus John M Patterson for 1725.50 dollars and Brush & Stephens versus W Evans Jr Co for 1450 dollars. Mary and Louise Ward as executrixes pursue P J M Morris and others for sums shown. Additional cases involve W C Friend for use, Joseph Hay, A King, Sarah King as administrator, and Henry Dickson with amounts ranging from 1831.98 to 2118.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harberg
John M. Patterson
Brush & Stephens
Evans, Jr., & Co
Mary and Louise Ward
William W
John Morris
W. C. Friend
Joseph
Minor Court Notes Show Varied Jury Trials and Verdicts
Several district court cases proceeded with verdicts and actions across contracts slander and mechanics liens. Notable outcomes include Levi Wilson winning 7 793 04 in ejectment, Patrick Maloy and John Miller vouching 150 20 for plaintiff, and Globe Varnish Co. prevailing 11 75. Jury Commissioner W L Cuntrant resigned. McCandless appointed in Liddell use case. County Salary Board approved clerk hires. Continuous hearings on Owens-Evens bond case extend into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Murdock
Annie M. Price
Reed & Menzel
Gross- Ton Sie
Stowe
Levi Wilson
D. A. McDonald
Mary Raetz
William A. Ch
Albin Weigle
Patrick Maloy
John Miller
Globe Varnish Company
Dauler, Close and Johns
W. L. Cuntrant
United States District Court
Read
C. McCandless
Maria Liddell
Maria Spencer
Free Meredith
D. Hutchinson
A.A. Heiner
Hutchinson
James McGuire
John Kerr & Son
On Tue County
McCleary
Clerk of Courts
Owens-Evens Bond of Friendship
Owens
A Silent Indian Passes With Choctaw Railway Officials
Officials of the Choctaw Coal and Railway Company, joined by a Cherokee Indian named Otomwah, passed through the city yesterday bound for Baltimore. Otomwah holds significant stock in the road for aiding in securing approval from Cheyennes, Apahoes and Pottawatomies to build through their territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choctaw Railway Company
Choctaw Coal and Railway Company
Otomwah
Baltimore
Kleber and Bro offer wide music stock at half price
H Kleber and Bro at 506 Wood Street advertise latest songs and music in stock. They market premium sheet music editions at half price and feature fine stock of guitars mandolins and conservatory instruments priced from 75 to 750 dollars. Tuning and repairing are specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
Kleber & Bro
Percrcopee Poion and Conservatory
Hats on sale at Jos. Horne & Co this weekend
Trimmed stylish hats priced from 85 to 810 each available in the showroom today and Saturday at Jos. Horne & Co. 609 621 Penn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Infants and Children's Furnishings Sale Ad
An old newspaper advertisement lists items for infants and children such as cloaks sacques and quilts from A G Cammons & Sons at 27 Fifth Avenue and Pickering's at Penn and Tenth streets offering Marseilles quilts at cash or credit. Also Saller & Co. at Smithfield and Diamond streets promoting a one day sale on men suited for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Cammons & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Marseilles
Pickering’s
Cor. Penn and
Tenth Streets
Sheedt
Chance Saller & Co
Cor
Smithfield and
Diamond Streets
Ceee
Pickering’ Cor. Penn
Endorsement for the Olian an Instrument of Music
New York letter from Ton Sedi dated April 21, 1890 praises the Olian as an orchestral instrument for any person to render great masters. The note invites visitors to hear the “May Festival” music at Motorn & Horse Palace of Music 17 Fifth Avenue, without purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera Horusz
Ton Sedi
New York
Æolians
Motorn & Horse
Palace of Music
Fifth Avenue
Friday Poor Man's Day at P C C C Clothing Sale
The Prevssveec ComarsatTiox Clothing Company offers today only deep discounts on men and boys garments. Prices include 65 cent to 85 cent suits and 58 cent pants with wide selections, including cassimere and cheviot outfits in various cuts and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aizes
Ee Ieee
Hosiery Bargains At Campbell Sons Store
Hundreds of hosiery bargains announced for Friday and Saturday at A. G. Campbell and Sons. Shoppers urged to lay in a supply and buy now at 27 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Campbell & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Fine Silk Fabrics and Habutais From Hucus Hacxe Store
An assortment of India and China silks in black grounds with Jardi nere and Pompadour figures offered at $x and $125 a yard. Crepe in Chene dress patterns with woven figures in black and color for evening wear. Over a hundred Habutai styles in striped and checked washable colors 75c to $1 a yard. White Pongee and Habutais offered in four special values 65c to $1 a yard.
New Designs Sold At 55 Cents A Yard
A local retailer advertises a wide selection of fabrics showcasing the finest qualities and choicest colorings available in many new designs offered at 55 cents per yard.
Embroidered and Hemstitched Skirtings and Lawns Feature
White hemstitched and embroidered skirtings in 27 36 and 40 inches wide priced 45c to 3 a yard. Plain hem stitched skirtings for ladies and misses wear. Black and black and white skirtings in varied designs with edgings to match. New over embroideries in pink and light blue and pink lawn shades. Yard-length embroideries 2 to 8 inches wide offered at half-price.
Laces and Lace Drapery Nets in Wide Variety
Large assortment of black drapery nets priced from 65 cents to 450 per yard. Special values listed at 1 and 125. Black lace lycee Marquise and hand run styles in many figures and stripes. Complete lines of demi flounces with narrow widths in White Point de Chenes Orientals Fedoras Point Gates. Chiffon embroidered edges in multiple colors. Desirable for trimming India Silk Challis and wash dresses. Record variety offered this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycee Marquise
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Hunter-Wyman
Ehders
Cherier Ehlert
New Public Works
N. Samuel Watson
Ehjers
Common Council
Wise
Annie “Ure
Cotumon
Arles V. Lewis
Hirman Parke
Gaye
Ston
Courant
Ahoto Onder
Parke
Simon
Beder
McKindy
Tuder
McKirdy
Baderulons
Sommaihn
Cloir
Messrs
Dablinger
Gregg
Mr. Simon
Ubuirioan
Shibo
Watson
Cochrane
Sinas
Messia
Born
Emrich
Honan
Mennedy
Lows
Ober
Wertheimer
Lindsay
Ce Ae Dahlinger
Ercer
Thaurel
cAu
Ceb
Keke Mover
Hendrickbottom
Rachel Speidel
Storing
Stockman
Swindell
Winters
Zang
Wre McKirdy
Comneil
Messrs. Henrickr
Ae Albrecht
Buente
Harbison
Jonnin
Raham
Ha Koehler
Lewis
Patton
Paulin
R. Simon
Stacy
Stauffer
Thomas
Leok Watson
Select
Ochre Nne Connell
Hrane
Eshelman
Common Connell
Hunter
Grabbs
Pleasant Valley Company
Ney
Tong
Allegheny and
Manchester Road
Union | Ht
Llegheny
Ter
Charitie S
Marshall, Kennedy & Co
Kennedys
Department of Public Safety
Murphy
Pleasant Valley
East Street
Pane
Will
Michigan
Carpenters
Mechanics
Answ
May M
Master Piumb Association
Ruuabere
Denver
Beck
Furnis
Smithfield Stree
Samuel Gompers
Cokers
Industrial Notes
Iverymen
Liverymen's Associa
Knights Templar
Jacob Graham
Lorenz H Kreig
ODD Fellows
Evne
Micrart Bore
W. E. Morrow
Billik
Squire Lew F. Holtzman
Braddock
Orricen Distow
George Biatsco
Mr. Young
South Seventeenth Street
Biatsco
Alderman Succop
Barney Maynex
Byeen Soenally
Southide
Oneyeetre
Southside Mills and Glassworks
A. Knable & Co
T. A
W. M
D. L. Gillespie
Robinson Township
Martha C. Holmes
New Music Books
Anton Seidl
Hucus & Hacxe
Fifth Ave
Market St
E. P. Roberts & Sons
My Law
Income of Public Works
Jos. Horne
Fice
Nainlooks
Victoria and
India
Mys
C. Weisser
Mylbuws
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