Ladies Fight Smoky City Nuisance On Junction Line
Mrs George Denniston records soot belching engines on the Junction Railroad since last August. The Ladies Health Protective Association pressures Chicago officials to enforce smoke ordinances and curb factory smoke. They question coal use versus coke and demand official action against engines venting soot in the Windy City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Health Protective Association
Holbrook
Reid
George F. Denniston
Chicago
John M. Wikler
Or Cinizaticn
Denniston
Railrond
Holtrook
Hollyuck
Fire ruins prompt two week rebuild at Pittaburreee site
Decayed remains from a Seventh Street fire show a hazardous ruin as contractors plan repairs. Crews expect work to be finished in about two weeks, despite the damage rendering the area nearly uninhabitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Deserted Husband Henry Reed Arrested as Vagrant
A Pittsburgh report details Henry Reed who fled Cincinnati with Margaret Jackson a widow. They married in Cincinnati then he left her after nearly a year. Reed, now jailed for vagrancy, is to be questioned about abandoning his young wife and child. Public officials have long known him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Henry Reed
Cincinnati
Margaret Jackson
Cini
Withi le
Cinetonati
Contmry
Jenry
Henry
Robinson
Fitzgerald
Tenth Street Bridge
Hts
Imperial People on the Move and Fast Horses
Orthodox aborigines near Imperial grow concerned as new improvements arrive after rail and telegraph. A racecourse potential emerges amid a dry district with beer shipments and fast-horse interest. Key locals include Harry Wier and Ad McPherson as owners court race prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Harry Wier
Wier
Dr. Crawford
Imrial
Ad McPherson
Rehearings Sought by Wholesalers and Brewers in Quarter Sessions
Attorneys Montooth McKenna and Slunter filed petitions for rehearing on liquor dealer and brewer cases in Quarter Sessions Court. Julie White will decide Saturday. if denied, cases move to the Sw Court. Petitions list Donald Heckman Rol Liddell Louis Bender J E Fuchs Michael Neiman Rose Abel G M Hopf John Weber two Bartoni M and G Eni G W Joseph Miller Morris Ackerman David Sweeney George Ganster Mary Yeager Lawrence Effner T W Spreen Freidenberg Fendner J B Schapman Levi Meyers Gottlieb Priel William Extingham Owen McCusker Joseph Knuff D G Osmnod and D Leuz Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Montooth
C.F. McKenna
Martin Slunter
Julie White
Donald Heckman
Rol Liddell
Louis Bender
J. E. Fuchs
Michael Neiman
Rose Abel
G. M
D. 3. Osmnod and
D. Leuz & Son
Death of John Grabing 72 Former Beaver Sheriff
Coroner McDowell to hold an inquest today into the death of John Grabing Sr who was found unconscious on Decatur Street Allegheny and died after being moved to his son's home. Dr Winters cites heart failure due to asphyxia with no signs of foul play. Grabing, 72, once Sheriff of Beaver County, funeral set for tomorrow at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
John Grabing
Decatur Street
Allegheny
Grabing
Wiliam Steuringel
Deratar Street
Pr. Winters
Allegheny Avenue
Winters
Beaver County
Young Woman Refuses Reward for Honest Pocketbook Return
A young woman found a lost purse in Tar Tis Prateu and returned it to John Saxe’s office without claiming the reward. The purse held over 200 dollars and valuable papers, and the finder Clara Daniels refused the reward, saying honesty should not be bought. The owner was grateful, praising the honesty shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Tis- Prateu
John Saxe
Mies Clara Daniels
Lily
Amitatle
Chief Elliot Advances Per Week Aid for State Insane
Chief Elliot's efforts lead the Conference Committee on Appropriations to approve 125 dollars weekly for each insane patient in municipal homes across Pennsylvania. About 100 inmates at City Farm would yield Pittsburg roughly two thousand dollars, as cities previously bore these costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Conference Committee On Appropriations
Pennsylvania
Elliot
City Farm
Pittsburg
Local Rail Wreck Delays Pittsburg and Western Service
A derailment at Coasdale halted Pittsburg and Western trains for hours as the second section crashed into the first, destroying four cars and a column. No injuries reported. Remains of Rev. Hamilton from Homestead arrive in the city for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Homestead
Cincinaaetl
Eastern Express
Hanny Fellex
Duquesne Theater
Chicago
Deak
The
Times
Pat Anon & Sexa
Carson
Oes Bane
oTron ‘S
Anf Datlig
Overhill Street
Detective Foils Ticket Gambler and Fraud Ring
Detective Coulson intercepts a one way train ticket for a man linked to a fraud scheme. J Morrison, using aliases, ran a cottage industry selling fake dress-cutting rights and butter schemes across Ohio Indiana and Missouri before being arrested and released after promising to leave the state.
Two Youths to Face Hearing in Cash Box Theft
John Paradine and Peter Therry, among four youths, were to have a hearing for allegedly tapping a till and stealing a cash box from Mr Parker’s milk wagon on Butler Street. Paradine denied possession of money. later coins were found in a pocket. Shoes stolen from Charles Bunette, a Lawrenceville docker, are linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paradine
Peter Therry
Mr&. I. Parker
Butler Street
Paradine
Charles Bunnette
Lawrenceville
Brophy
Italian barber Raphael Patrone repatriated after desertion case
Raphael Patrone an Italian barber who abandoned his wife and two children on Tuesday with their year-old son was escorted back from Harrisburg after arrest Tuesday. He faced charges and was jailed amid prior claims of abandonment. The wife complained of hardship and loss of support as authorities processed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Patroné
Pitsburg
Géntral
Raphael Pairone
Yesterdarer
Harrinburg
Central
Vwo
Te Iatroh
Patron
Chasing Suspect Ends With Capture in Enon Alley
Theodore Fothernsky faced a six week ward of the Court to appear as prosecutor in an assault case. Constable Sherron nabbed him after a pursuit through Southelde and Enon alley. The suspect ran. officers fired warning shots and finally detained him in a garret on Thirteenth Street before imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Fothernsky
Southelde
Sherron
Fothernsky
Enon
Olo
Thirteenth Street
Husband of Five Turns Arrests Charged in Kidnapping Case
James Verner had his wife Carrie Verner and William Lewis arrested at their Southside home on information from Verner who seeks a divorce. They posted bail for a Tuesday hearing as the ongoing kidnapping affair develops. Verner, accused of taking his own son, was discharged after a hearing and then filed against his wife and her new husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Verner
William Lewis
James Verner
Succop
Aone
Duquesne Started Traction Line Proves Successful
The Duquesne Traction Company began three divisions at 8 am with thirty cars on test. The public rode with high satisfaction as riders praised the roomy cars and comfort, though speeds were modest due to rough tracks and new gears. Eight policemen guarded the line and company officials toured the routes to inspect operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Traction Company
Ellsworth and Highland
Larimer
Negley
Center Avenue
Ronning
C. L. Magee
Rice
J. C. Brown
Ware
Fourth of July fund rises with local pledges
The Fourth of July celebration fund grew to about 1200.08 from Elsner and Phillips subscription, Elkins pledge of 260 from Pittsburg Traction Company, and 500 promised by C. L. Magee, with 50 carried over from last year. Mayor and Mr. Bigelow seek to reach 5000. donations urged to fund plans and hotel arrangements. Select Knights Band offered 88 per man for music and 2 to 30 players as needed. Cathedral and Great Western bands may bid. selections next week. Munover awaits more amusements and money-making schemes before granting privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsner & Phillips
Ident Elkins
Pittsburg Traction Company
C. L. Magee
Mnover
Millionaires Private Palace Cars at the Union Depot
The scene shows two private palace cars on Pennsylvania rails at the depot that night. One car belonged to George Westinghouse Jr., the other to Dr. G G Green of Woodbury New Jersey. Dr Green travels with his wife and eight children and relatives after wintering in Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Mr. Brown
Dr. Lee
Pasadina
Cal
Green
Woodbury
Dr. Green
Mow
Wescott
Company A
Tenth Regiment
Outlawed from Erie County Twenty One Prisoners Sentenced
Erie county officers with Sheriff J. Barnes delivered 21 prisoners to various facilities in Pittsburg. Inmates sent to the Western Penitentiary include Reed two years for larceny Scott two years for larceny Kearney five years for robbery Leland three years for larceny Davis two years for burglary and larceny Shaw one year three months for larceny Kelly one year for larceny McKnight three years for larceny McDermott one year three months for larceny Burger three years for trespass and larceny Geisler one year three months for larceny. Two were sent to Morganza three to the workhouse and five to Huntingdon Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Russell
William Schultz
William Porach
W. P. Brown
C. M. Shreve
J. & Barnes
Erie County
Pittsburg
Morganza
Workhouse
Huntingdon Reformatory
Western Penitentiary
Penitentiary
Thomas Reed
L. H. Scott
John Kearney
Lafayette Leland
Smith Davis
William Shaw
Frank Kelly
John McKnight
John, McDermott
Henry Burger
William Geisler
Alderman Caldwell Faces First Criminal Suit
Alderman Caldwell of the Twenty fourth ward, in office since May 4, opened his first case as Mrs Katherine Moran filed against Mrs Katherine Maloy for assault and battery. Neighbors on Jane Street near South Twenty fifth quarrel over a hydrant led to Moran being struck with a dishpin. Maloy withdrew after Moran agreed to friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Alderman Caldwell
Twenty-fourth
Ooice
Katherine Moran
Katherine Maloy
Jane Street
South Twenty-fifth Street
City Eyes Street Viewers Test Next Week
City Attorney Moreland returns from Harrisburg amid talk of street matters and charter changes. He expects a certified copy of new street bills tomorrow and preparations for test cases. The application for street viewers focuses on Shi oh and Wyom streets, with seating planned within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
Harrisburg
Woman Seeks Support as Husband Jailed for Desertion
Mrs. John Bollinger of Thirty Fifth Street swore out an information before Alderman Kerr accusing her husband of desertion. She says he is employed with a large salary yet has supplied only 24 to support himself and their family over the past five months. He faced a hearing last night and was committed to jail in default of bail for court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helbreot
John Bollinger
Neighboring dispute leads to arrest in Clay alley
Mary Boyle was arrested by Officer Bagley yesterday afternoon in Clay alley on a disorderly conduct charge. The officer alleges she, in a drunken condition, threw a bucket of water on neighbor Coniey after a refused loan. Boyle awaits a morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle
Bagley
Clay Alley
Man Faces Hearing For Plate-Throwing Incident
Andrew Doud appeared before Alderman McMasters for a hearing after allegedly throwing a plate at his wife. Details from the session were limited, with officials outlining the accusation and next steps in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Doud
Local court notes and police blotter items
Tromwas Biocurons of Mt Washington faces a dog keeping charge before Alderman McMasters. Apotra ZEANDER was arrested by Deputy Fire Marshal Eggers for barn arson in Leet township. Thomas BRANNIGAN has a hearing before Alderman McKenna over alleged assault and battery. Mrs Juany Krxo was arrested and lodged at Central station on a disorder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromwas Biocurons
Mt. Washington
McMasters
H. F. Walkmeyer
Apotra Zeander
Eggers
W. ¢. Jones
Leet Township
Tnosas Brannigan
McKenna
Wiliam Robinson
Juany Krxo
Central Station
Sharpsburg Builders Exchange Plans Eight Hour Strike
Sharpsburg contractors form a Builders Exchange with 41 members to back the Pittsburg eight hour strike. The group vows to pursue arbitration and pursue action against material men who refuse to sell. Electricians and plasterers align with eight hour demands as plumbers report solid unity and new organization growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Ems
George B. Forsaith
J. L. Forsaith & Co
Exchange
Pittsburg Exchange
Building Trades
Builders’ Exchange
F. M. Davis & Co
Wilkinsburg
Davis & Co
Miners Meet Over Dissatisfaction In Finleyville District
Miners in Finleyville area plan a convention next week to decide whether to oust current officers or form a new union. Discontent follows the May strike setback and delayed eight hour demand. Local groups from Shire Oaks Banksville and Wheeling division pressure operators for an immediate arbitration settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finleyvilles
United Mine Workers
Shire Oaks
Wheeling
Banksville
Minners
Directors and Officers Elected at Ange ine Dock Company Meeting
The Angeline Dock Company stockholders elected a board including James Laughlin Jr, John W Chalfant, B F Jones, H A Laughlin, M K Moorhead, G M Laughlin, H C Fownes. Officers named were President James Laughlin Jr, Vice President John W Chalfant, Treasurer W Quincy, Secretary and Auditor Benjamin Voge, General Manager W G Pollock. No reports were submitted and the secretary noted no public interest in the loromachy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeine Dock Company
Angeline Dock Company
Third Avenue
Try Street
James Laughlin, Jr
John W. Chalfant
B. F. Jones
H. A. Laughlin
M. K. Moorhead
GM. Laughlin
H. C. Fownes
Tressmer
W. ©. Quincy
Benjamin Voge
Mainiager
W. G. Pollock
Leechburg and Westmoreland Coal and Coke Company Reorganized
A stockholders meeting at Leechburg reorganized the Leechburg and Westmoreland Coal and Coke Company. Joseph G. Towle named President, J. N. Harrison Secretary and Treasurer, W. L. Dixon Manager, with a five member board including John F. Atcheson and J. M. Stewart. The company owns about 100 acres of coal and 75 acres surface near Allegheny Valley Hall road. A branch office will be established in the city and work will start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leechburg and Westmoreland Coal and Coke Company
Leechburg
Jos. G. Towle
J. N. Harrison
W. L. Dixon
John F. Atcheson
J. M. Stewart
Allegherty Valley Hallroad
Outoets Freeport
Pittsburg and Western to Issue 2 Million in Bonds
Shareholders at Pittsburg and Western voted to issue 2 million dollars in bonds to fund double tracking from the city to Warren Ohio and to open new territory. President Harry W. Oliver said proceeds will cover expansion costs to handle Baltimore and Ohio traffic with Eastern interests represented by Solon Ponphreys George Rollins and Arthur J. Taylor of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg and Western
Harry W. Oliver
Raii
Warren
Itimore
Ohio
Solon Ponphreys
George Rollins
Arthur J. Taylor
New York
Ground broken for Rolled Steel Wheel plant at Kensington
Ground has been broken at Kensington near Parnassus for the Rolled Steel Wheel Company's new plant. The corporation has a capital of 0 and owns a 140 by 480 foot tract. The factory will produce all kinds of vehicle wheels and will employ about 34 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Parnassus
Rolled Steel Wheel Company
Engineers' Proceedings in Book Form
The tenth annual session of the Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania publishes a 200 page volume containing complete texts of all papers read and full minutes of all meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania
Railroad branch work pushes forward in Indiana county
The new branch of the P. RR. R. in Indiana county advances to connect J. W. Moore's coke and Guthrie's coal lands. Operations have begun, many men are employed, and the project is expected to cost about 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. RR. R
Indiana County
J. W. Moore
Guthrie
Cambria Iron and Steel Announces Wages Change
The Cambria Iron and Steel Company posts a notice in the open hearth department that after June 1 wages will be raised on 2000 tons due to tonnage shortfalls from another furnace. Wages currently base on 1200 tons. The change affects piece rates and pay for washers. The union has not yet decided whether to accept the introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Iron and Steel Company
No Change for Braddock Manager Rowe
Reported removal of C. H. Rowe as Braddock Wire Co manager proved false He has been elected manager of the new Allentown plant and will oversee both mills No personnel changes planned at Braddock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manager Rowe
Braddock
C. H. Rowe
Braddock Wire Company
Allentown
Rowe
Local Projects and Industrial Updates in Beaver County and Pittsburgh Area
A minibar across the Big Sewickley in Beaver county must be rebuilt due to poor workmanship. The Salesmans Assembly sent a donation to C. M. Parker to aid coke workers. Alteunet in Meadville reports a successful hot water heating system. Tar Beaver Electric Arc Light Co wins contract to light New Brighton borough with 40 arc lights. Pittsburg Forge and Iron Works ships 22 000 gross tons of finished products in year to July 1. Denials issued about a K L of L boycott of Pittsburg Tution road. Immigrant cars crowded into Pittsburg while many travelers moved west. Jones and Laughlin fire workers ordered back to clean debris for rebuilding. Maxacrn Courmarern of Carnegie Phipps Co reports coal furnace experiments a success and gas shortage inconveniences can be overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley
Beaver County
Assembly
C. M. Parker
Alteunet
Meadville
Tar Beaver Electric Arc Light Company
New Brighton
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Works
Tur
Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin
Sterdny
Maxacrn Courmarern
Carnegie, Phipps &Co
Thirty-third Street Mills
Voice of Emma Juch’s Bassist Becomes St Louis Editor
John K. Gilbert, former bass singer with Emma Juch and a judge of public wit, now edits the St. Louis Star Sayings. He visited the city from New York, plans to return, and is noted as a lawyer and former Cleveland ally. He rose in metropolitan journalism and once studied with ex-President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Gilbert
Emma Juch
St. Louis
St. Louis Star Sayings
New York
Gilbert
Judh Opera Company
Metropolitan
Star
Cleveland
Philadelphia College
It Was a Lady's Baggage Seventeen Pieces at Union Depot
D B. Warden of the Excelsior agency at Union depot stacked baggage for distribution last night. Seventeen pieces in one lot bore hotel and travel tags. The owner is identified as Mrs A S Graham of Toronto who traveled with her child and three, lodging at the Anderson last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Warden
Excelsior
Union Depot
Lagmen
Graham
Toronto
Canada
Europe
Nhree
Anderson
Saloon Move Court Battle Ends in Bruggeman Favor
Magistrate McKenna rules for Frank Bruggeman a licensed liquor dealer who rented his house to John Furlong for a pool room. Furlong must vacate on May 1 but refuses seeking a bonus. Judgment against Furlong gives Bruggeman possession though business loss since May persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Frank Bruggeman
John Furlong
Bruggeman
Furlong
Father Mollinger Helps Paralyzed Man From Nashville
An elderly man named Rue from Nashville, Tennessee, traveled to see Father Mollinger at Union depot last Monday. After treatment he returned home last night feeling relieved and able to move his limbs, a change from total helplessness. He was accompanied by his son who said the journey was worthwhile for the old man's benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue
Union Depot
Nashville
Tenn
Father Mollinger
Mae
Poor Man's Sale Prices at G & Burg Combination Clothing
Today on Friday the Poor Man's Sale offers factory cost clothing. Men receive suits from 23.00 to 118.00, including 300 working suits, 400 cassimere or worsted suits, 250 striped pants, and 300 boys' suits, all at cost price. Store at Grant and streets opposite the Court case advertises the sale. A testimonial notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured severe inflammatory rheumatism. Also mentions Jos. Homer & Co. Penn Avenue Stores and Baleur & Co corner Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Bye
G. G
Burg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Eee Streets
Robber Displays Talent in Daylight Looting Case
Andrew Bach, known as Jep, is arrested after police traced daylight thefts from Hon. Felix R. Brunot’s Stockton avenue residence. He allegedly loaded four to five wagon loads of bric a brac, old china, paintings, and furniture from 61 Sandusky Street over about a week. Police say he targeted houses with minimal morning protection and may have more plunder in the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Central Station
Andrew
Asing
Jep
Bach
Stockton Avenue
Felix R. Brunot
Ife
Glenn
Sandusky Street
Miss Hogg
Brunot
Steele
Johnston
Andrew Bach
Twenty-fifth Street
East End
Death Warrant Read To Alex Killian
At 10 30 yesterday Sheriff MacCiesry read the death warrant to Alex Killian. The doomed man faced the moment calmly and made a brief remark saying he did not blame the Sheriff for anything done. He claimed he had been convicted with perjury and would seek Innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCiesry
Alex. Killain
Hie
New Silks and Laces Arrive in Garment Fabrics Line
A new assortment of Black Silk Drayery Nets 48 inches wide priced at 125 150 2 250 and 3 per yard. Chantilly and Spanish Black Lace Flouncings offered from 2 to 7 per yard. Large display of Black All Silk and Silk and Wool Grenadines priced 1 to 350 per yard. Mousseline de Soie with Pompadour figures 45 inches wide at 250 per yard. Heavier wear lines include all wool and silk and wool fabrics from 0 1 upward and Hemstitched Bour de and Striped Nun's ceilings 40 inches wide at 50c per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantilly
Carnegie linked young men meet amid protests at performance
A gathering of youths tied to Carnegie interests convened in response to an event involving Hipps & Co. The call to action included a rebuke and discord as attendees voiced opposition during the concert proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Rer
Fabric price list features various silks and trims
The notice lists fabrics including polka dot and oblong stripe Black Camel's Hair Grenadines from $1 to $275 a yard, Rayure Side Bordures in twelve styles priced $1 to $275, Byzantines in checks and stripes at $1, Silk-Warp Satin-Stripe Encailine at $125, Priestley's thin summer weight black fabrics, English Trimming Crepes from $125 upward, and English Veiling Crepes $4 and upward.
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Mis. Denniston
Cere
Enoke
Thenniston
Pheriston
Atwast Suez Pox
Enguvacy Dia
Engine
A.x
R.s
Fae
M and
Ila. x
Sand Cr
Gand Tr. A
Marcel
Yverweeen Fond
Enite
Genid Potter
Botan
Chief Elliot
Pittebury
Dut
Buffalo
Conlon
Coulson
Mr. Coulson
TMN
J. K. Morrison
Pittsburgers
Smithfeld Street
J. Moore
Penn Avenue
John Mitchell
Moore
A.C. Allen
Chestnut Street
St. Lois
Allegheny County
J. Moore Re
Big Ft
McAleese
Conisel
Couls
Inspector McAleese
Detective Coulson
Mitchell
Indiana
Michigan
Prospect Avenue
Qeveland
J. Morton
John Morgan
Zanesville
Columbus
Youngstown
Salem
Annie
Iim
Jengini
Morrison
Brooklyn
Reed
Doin Mitchell
Rae Pees Retvans
Theodore Yethernsky
Duquesne
Skun
Liberty
ST Smithfield Street
Master Builders’ Association
Pittsburg and
Western
Engineers’ Proceedings
P. R. RR
Industrial Notes
Troy Hill
J. H. Straub
Fort Madison
J. F. Salmon
Chamberlain
Wes
Jos
Homer & Co
Baler & Co
Smithfield
Wigeeu Acai
Eric-a-Brae
Felix Brunot
Alexander Killain
Fifth Ave
Market St
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Trinity
Trinity 2. E. Church
W. I. Bodine
Gambler College
Bodine
St Andrews
Calvary
Pkisburg, Pa
Ian
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Ave
Sec
Plains
Nun
Batiste
Tamise
Mousselines
Priestley
Surahs
Indias
Grenadines
C. Weisser
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