Ministers Suspended in New York Synod Dispute Over Discipline
The New York Synod fights over suspension of seven ministers for expressing views at polls. Debates touch on East End platform, New York Presbytery and discipline. Protests from Brooklyn and Philadelphia congregations accompany motions, with a call to print the retiring moderator’s sermon and to seek peace through committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porshe
BR. P
H. W. Temple
Church of Scot
New York
Committee On
Dr. Stephenson
McAllister
Presbyterian Church of
Newark Hey
H.W. Reed
Pittsby
Wylie
Finance
A. Bittrick
J. C. Smith
D. H. Coulter
J McKae
J. Ken
F. D. McKee
Eiders Waller
B. Bitter
Hichard Elliott
Mr. Laird
J.8
T. Milligan
Besia of
Judicial Committee
Pittsburg
West Ad End
Ourolce
Dra
Rm Wilson
Pitta
Bell Center
Cossierstians
Ohio
Pitsburg
East End
Committee of Discipline
First Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Philadelphia
Zion
B. P. Cho
Milligan
Kansas Prairies
Dr. Kennedy
R. P
DRC
Miner Hopes To Die Rescue Fails At Allegheny Hotel
John Hubel a Punxsutawney miner attempted suicide after being refused free lodging at the Eagle Hotel rear at Madison avenue and Ohio street in Allegheny. A pistol shot struck him above the head as he left toward the back. He was taken to Allegheny General Hospital where doctors cannot yet determine if the wound is fatal. Hubel, aged 46, is described as a longtime resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubel
Allegheny
Eagie
Madison Avenue
Ohio Street
H Tal
Hubel
T. W. Phillips Praises Pacific Slope Settler Prospects
T. W. Phillips of New Castle returned from a long Western tour visiting California Oregon and Washington. He found Portland Seattle and Tacoma showing strong enterprise driven by Eastern capital. He says the Pacific Slope offers better inducements to settlers than the Middle States and notes temperate climate and rich timber and precious metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
Duquesne Hotel
California
Oregon
Washington
Philips
Portland
Seattle
Taeoms
Pacific
Middle States
British Soldier Severs Ties at Union Depot Farewell
A furloughed Paymaster William Lynch of the 107th Royal Sussex Regiment distanced himself from his American hosts at the Union depot last night. He has sworn allegiance to the Queen of England, drawing a clear division with his American hosts as the train departed. The scene left an old couple mourning their son’s departure for a second time, as kin watched him vanish into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
England
William Lynch
One Hundred and Seventh
Royal Sussex Regiment
Ames i
Fight at the Home Hotel as a fugitive is captured
Philip Fleming, a suspected embezzler living at the Home Hotel, fought off two colleagues and threatened them with a revolver and knife before detectives Shores and Robinson arrested him. The incident followed his alleged misappropriation of funds from a publishing firm and his recent return to Pittsburgh.
Nora Della Arrest at Union Depot Ends Tearful Night
Pretty Nora Della, a young orphan girl, was arrested by Detective Robinson at Union Station as she arrived from East Brady on the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Her elder sister, who lives at 16 Stevenson Street, later relented after an interview and took Nora home with a promise to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Della
Union Station
Robinson
East Brady
Allegheny Valley
Lve
Stevenson Street
Nora
Eastrady
Noe Rhee
Jterim
Prisoner Sullivan Escapes On Foot From Constable Chase
James Sullivan, recently committed to jail by Alderman Donovan for assaulting Mic Ford a toll taker aged seven at Union, broke away yesterday morning near Seventh Avenue and fled toward the railroad yard. The constable pursued through the cars but ultimately lost sight of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing James Sullivan
Seventh Avenue
Sullivan
Alderman Donovan
Mic Ford
Union
Lawman Nabs Suspects in Disorderly House and Related Feuds
report of arrests including Tomas Fonp at 964 Penn Avenue on keeping a disorderly house and others tied to Coco and alleged disturbances. Inspector McAleess filed the information, with Mayor Wyman ordering court action for the youths and associated defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Thee
T. J. Fleming
Coco
James O'Reilly
Tomas Fonp
Penn Avenue
Inspector McAleess
Harry Hoperonst
David and
Henry Mulseed
Comean
Wyman
West Newton Youths Elope to Marry Amid Parental Opposition
Robert Washbaugh and Rose Nahar of West Newton eloped from Pittsburg to Youngstown after facing parental interference. The 19 year old Washbaugh and 17 year old Nahar, aided by Rosemary’s father Martin Nahar, pursued marriage despite opposition, traveling by train with shared baggage and seeking to start life together in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Robert Washbaugh
Rose Nahar
Weat Newton
Robert Washneh
Washbaugh
Rose N
Martin Nahar
Robert
See
Sing
Baltimore and Ohio
Papo
Lee
Street Car Magnate Advocates Fare of Five Cents
Captain John M. Sweeney of Wheeling, visiting Wheeling for a few hours then heading to Philadelphia, argues that street railways cannot operate profitably or provide first class service at six or fewer cents. He asserts that eight or five cent fares are unrealistically low and that efficient service requires higher pricing, noting local conditions affect fare classification. He supports public demand for reliable service over cheaper rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Sweeney
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Sweeney
Wheeling Street Car Lines
A &Cent
Southside Suburban Rapid Transit to Begin Operation
Trial runs completed as members of the company toured the entire line in a special car. Preparations indicate the system will open today with heavy work finishing by Decoration Day. A Birmingham crew operated two cars for evening testing and bridge conditions were noted as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Birmingham
Ge Cary
Borden Remains in Central Station as Legal Efforts Stall
Attorney Brennen called at Central station for John Borden yesterday afternoon but did not secure his release. Inspector McAleese said Borden remains a fugitive from justice and would have arrest papers sent to the court or county detective. A hail for Borden is to be presented in court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Borden
Central Station
Brennen
McAleese
Silvis
T Borden
Ee Torney
Spector Mc
Borden
Secret dissolution ends Central Rubber Trust in New Jersey
A secret meeting in Tueston New Jersey dissolved the Central Rubber Trust. The Hamilton Rubber Company facing a $100,000 liability and placed under receivership, with Hamilton and Star Rubber Companies among those seeking relief. Frank Angs named receiver for the Trenton Rubber concerns and Oliver O Presi appointed receiver for Star Rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueston
N. J
Central Rubber Trust
Hamilton and Star Companies
Trenton
Hamilton Rubber Company
Frank Angs
Trenton Rubber
Oliver O. Presii
Trenton Terra Gotta
Star Rubber Company
Pittsburg Lodge Sells Mature Certificates at Open Meeting
Pittsburg Lodge No. 1 of the Order of the Shield held an open meeting at Sailor's Hall to publicly cash matured certificates. Baltimore officials Supreme Past President Wilson H. Myles Supreme Secretary Charles T. Myles and Supreme Organizer G. Dealham spoke on the organization. Recitations by Miss Lillian Burkhardt and James McGarey of Grace Hawthorne's Dramatic Company followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Order of the Shield
Sailor’s Hall
Wilson H. Myles
Charles T.myles
G. Dealham
Baltimore
Lillian Burkhardt
James McGarey
Toumer
Grace Hawthorne
Dramatic Company
Excursion Rates Ruling for Summer Parties on Railroads
Railroads set excursion tickets at 3 percent above par for summer parties with monthly validity beyond Sharpsburg and other stations. Distances determine price approximations, petitions seek 60 Hoffets at the same rate, and from Monday all roads sell excursion tickets. The Orange Men win a 2 cent rate for their yearly trip to Hulton Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Penn Road
Sharpsburg
Orangemen
Hulton Grove
Four Southside Speak-Easies Busted for Licensed Liquor Sales
Four Southside men were arrested for selling liquor without a license by Special Officers Kelly and Carrigan. They were jailed at the Twenty-eighth Ward station and released on $1,000 bail each pending a hearing before Alderman Succop. Names listed include Michael Cruber of 2130 Fox Alley, Ave J Bronder of South Twenty-fifth Street, and Harcum’s Alley resident on Young Main Bye Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly and
Carrigan
Erie Station
Succop
Mt Oliver
River Street
Michael Cruber
Fox Alley
J. Bronder
Twenty-fifth Street
Harcums Alley
Miller Sues Lodge for Sick Benefits in Trial
Andrew Miller sued Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 189 before Alderman Succop claiming five weeks of sick benefits totaling about five dollars. The lodge awarded two weeks, Miller rejected that offer, and the suit was filed. Alderman Succop ruled for Miller but only granted the two weeks. appeal likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Miller
Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 189
Succop
Miller
Mystery Arrests on Federal Street Sickening Drunk Scene
A 2 year old boy was found by police lying on Federal Street Allegheny after a drunken disturbance last night. Charles Johnson was located near the scene and taken into custody as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Federal Street
Allegheny
Policemen at Loggerheads Alleged Perjury Trial Today
Wheeling police officer Frank Freds, described as colored, faces a charge of perjury as Magistrate McKenna presides. An earlier incident involved a reported assault, and Officer Ragby states the present statement is untrue. The case is set for trial shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Freds
Wheeling
Sierriask
Ragby
Local News Notes Highlight Odd Events and Incidents
Sub committee of Street Committee met without action while Charities failed to reach a quorum. Coroner’s jury reports accidental deaths of Patrick Gallagher and Amylin linked to Duquesne and Pittsburgh Traction. Marguerite Gunderman and Corman Loessel wed. Alderman Beinhaver's house event noted. Train accident victim in critical condition. Pittsburg Brewing Company thefts occur on Sean McClure avenues. Four intoxicated youths released to guardians after Central Station stay. Fifth Ward school trip planned to amusement site. roller sighting moved to new address. Body of a May floater identified as Thomas Burns of Providence.
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Patrick Gallagher
Amylin
Duquesne and
Pittapune Traction
Corman Loessel
Marguerite Gunderman
Southside
Arenes
Beinhaver
Many MoFas Lane
John Davis Sues Officers for Assault
John Davis a puddler at Shoenberger’s mill on Sixteenth Street sues Officers Burns and Singer for assault and battery. He alleges arrest on Sixteenth Street Tuesday evening and improper conduct by the defendants. A hearing is set for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Burns
Singer
Shoenberger’s
Judges Set to Take Seats Amid No Protest
The article notes no protest likely against the appointment of new judges. John C. Shoemaker, a former supporter, accepts the arrangement and supports the current leadership. The outlook favors Ken Kee and Porter taking seats, with retention of power as each arrives at the Supreme Court from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Shoemaker
A. MoeClung
Ju Ken- Kee
Porter
Perso
German Forester Dies in City Farm After Illness
Uhirich Gye a 27 year old German forester in hard luck died on his feet from consumption and was sent to the city farm a few days ago. He had hoped money would come from home and received a large package of mail and some oral with a letter promising a $100 remittance soon. He left for New York last night to be nearer time.
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Hfotel
Chicago
Pittsburg
Home Hotel
Erman Gri
Shore
Robinson
Fleming
Flem
Peron
Uhirich Gye
Germany
New York
Mary Jones Held for Drunkenness in Uniondale Lockup
A woman identified as Mary Jones was found intoxicated in Uniondale and jailed after Officer Metz placed her in custody for drunkenness. Constable James Lambert pursued the case as Sullivan provided a slip pass during the arrest proceedings.
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Mary Jones
Allegheny
Officer Metz
Uniondale
Sullivan
James Lambert
Tak
Passionist Provincial O'Connor Tours Monasteries
Very Rev. Thomas O'Connor provincial of the Passionist Order visits the Passionist Monastery on Mount Oliver and plans travel to St. Louis. He will stay several days at Cinethen and participate in the dedication of new buildings with elaborate ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Connor
Mt. Oliver
St. Louis
Cine
Contracts Set for New Buena Vista Glass Plant
The article reports on a cooperative among striking city carpenters as it reorganizes with about 300 shares taken. It notes a government building strike and repeated marble cutter work stoppages, with union tensions over out of town labor ads. It mentions Joslyn Theater builders and local contractor disputes, plus upcoming meetings of the Builders' Exchange and planned furnace starts at Sumner Company in Brenbenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Bricklayers’ Union
Taz Disraton
Builders’ Exchange
M42
Irwin
Swartz
Journeymen Plumbers
Omrane
Master Plumbers’ Association
Andes
New Charging Machine Demonstrated at Homestead
A new charging machine was tested at Homestead to charge furnaces in the open-hearth plant. It is said to mix tons in under thirty minutes, replacing six workers. John A. Potter, general manager of Homestead Steel Works, invented and built the machine on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Chris
John A. Potter
Homestead Steel Works
Journeymen horseshoers approve next year's wage scale
A report from a committee presented to the journeymen horseshoers shows consent to a wage scale for the next year. The scale applies to nine hours of work with pay at 3 and 5Sdaday, taking effect June 1 after a year-long agreement.
Dixon-Woods Secures Buena Vista Glass Plant Contracts
The Dixon-Woods Company of the South Side has secured the contract for the fur naces at Buena Vista Glass. Foter En Co handles masonry and carpentry by Wass and J Lynch win brickwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon-Woods Company
Southside
Buena Vista Glass Companys Lass Ae
Foter’ En & Co
Wass
B. J. Lynch
Price of Horseshoeing May Rise After Journeymen Win
A boss horseshoer said last evening that with Journeymen gaining their points, the bosses may raise prices soon. He did not state a definite increase but inferred a higher rate is possible in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horeeshoer
Wrought Iron Pipe Makers to Meet in City Next Tuesday
The wrought iron pipe manufacturers will meet in the city next Tuesday amid talk of possible price increases. The gathering aims to discuss market conditions and potential adjustments to pricing strategies.
Industrial Notes From Steel Regions Stormy Labor Scene
Snow molders picnic at Rock Point. Turner to chair a chimney conference next Tuesday. Tux Dixon-Woods expands iron work. Miller Forge’s art departments at Rankin plant closed. Homestead open hearth mill restart after coal receipts. Amalgamated Association prelims. Steelton strike unsettled. non unionists named. Purves returns from two months away. Lebon and ace Ohio miners split from United Mine Workers. Schenley Park near Second Avenue electric cars terminus at Fourth and Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Point
Turner
Tux Dixon-Woods Company
Miller Forge
Duquesne Company
Rankin
Homestead
So Ee
Pennggivania Coal
Chiwi Coe Ecaon
Presmpest Waine
Amalgamated Association
Steelton
James Purves
Ber
Lebon
Ace Obio
Ladies Blouse Waists At 5c Batiste Percale Deals
Jos. Homyn & Co. Penn Avenue Stores advertise women’s blouses and waist garments in fine fabrics including batiste and percale sold at five cents. The items are presented as remarkable value with high original worth cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Nainsock
Jos. Homyn & Co
Penn Avenue
Two People Probably Fatally Injured in Accidents
Yesterday's incidents list two men likely fatally injured and several others seriously hurt. Kurren-Petar Keifer lost his right arm on a stair during a home accident. Thomas McCarthy, 36, fell and injured his leg while helping his father clean a coal chute. Wayne Swinsky, John Browinsky, and Conrad Himmon sustained severe injuries including leg fractures and back strains from falls and machinery.
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Tires Thisas
Kurren
Petar Keifer
Hoey Bee Vital
Thomas McCarthy
Peekea Es Aee Rae
Rune Hall
Penn Svenue
Amamne T. v
Conrad Himmon
Plea Actions in Crystal and O Malley Bribery Case
New Onttars May 22 defense lawyers withdraw all other pleas and enter one demurrer. The State presents witnesses including leaders of the Committee of Safety Parkerson Denegre and Houston who say the accused could receive a fair trial. Defense abandons change of venue and requests trial set for June 10. Demurrer noted aimed at the Granger information quashment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Onttars
Mo“Crystal
O'Malley
Committee of Safety
Messrs
Parkerson
Denegre
Houston
O’ Malley
Henriques
Ateans
Riques
Granger
McCeystald Mall
Stewart-Craig contest attorney heads to Washington
W. J. Brennen left for Washington on business tied to the Stewart-Craig contest. He said the Clerk of the House notified both sides that the evidence was complete and available for review. He did not know if the opposing side had sent representatives and planned to seek an opinion on how the case stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brennen
Washington
Stewart-Craig
A Mad Dog in a Cellar At Hendersons Warehouse
Robert Martin, shipping clerk for James A. Henderson & Co., visited the cellar yesterday morning and heard a peculiar noise while using the warehouse elevator. The incident prompted a cautious inspection of the storage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Henderson & Co
Robert Martin
New Protected Home Circle Founded at Duquesne Heights
Bailey, Supreme Organizer, established Peerlesa Circle No 75 Protected Home Circle last evening at Duquesne Heights with 21 charter members. Officers include President Edward C Purkey Vice President P Doseh Past President William Secretary Ed Bart Chaplain Wes liam P Linne Purkey Accountant H C Le Porter Martha Purkey W Guida ide Chair Sona Elizabeth wmea ine Sadler Medical Examiner Dr it A McNary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Duquesne Heights
Peerlesa
Home Circle
Edward C. Purkey
P.doseh
William
Ed. Bart
Wes ‘Liam P. Linne Purkey
H.C. le Porter
Martha c. Purkey
Guida
Ide
Elizabeth Wmea
Ine Sadler
It A. McNary
Coraopolis Keeps Debt Level Amid Voter Apathy
In Coraopolis the borough council backed a 33 to 2 vote against increasing indebtedness to fill a budget hole. Many residents stayed away, objectors argued there would be time to act after reassessment. The plan would have shifted taxes to wholesale lot-holders to cover the share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraopolisie
Perpen
Split in Christ M E Church leads to two new buildings
Trustees of Christ M E Church on Penn avenue agreed to divide assets and establish two churches, one in Allegheny and one in East End. Each will receive about 100000 for a building fund as assets are split, with voting by elders and church conference pending and immediate split not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ M. E
Penn Avenue
East End
Allegheny
Bratiense
Christ M. E. Church
All Beny
East
Babt
der Bradley
C. B. Shea
Iilogens
Allegheny Church
North Avenue M. E
Emory M. ME
Workingmen's sale offers deep discounts on suits and shirts
A period advertisement describes a workingmen’s sale at multiple Pittsburgh shops. Prices are cut on men’s suits and worsted wear, with sizes 33 to 42 and discounts to about six dollars. The note mentions the event at Corner Grant and Diamond streets and involvement from Saller & Co and James H. Aiken & Co at 100 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Diamond Streets
Parnell
Madras
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Mrs Maggie E Powell Dies at 41 at Home Southside
Mrs Maggie E Powell, wife of W T Powell, died suddenly yesterday at home 9 Sidney Street Southside aged 41. She was active in local charities and leaves a husband and several children. W T Powell is vice president of the Master Builders' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie E
W.T. Powell
Sidney Street
Southside
French challi fabrics offered this week at 40c yard
A merchant advertises Hucus and Hacke offering French challi in light and dark colorings at 40 cents a yard. A large assortment of this season's newest styles and colorings includes novelty designs at 55 cents a yard, opening this week.
Fire records of various towns report substantial losses
Fire outbreaks in multiple locations caused heavy damage. Losses included about 30 000 at Winona Minnesota Wagon Works, 23 000 at Menominee River Sash and Door Works Marietta Wisconsin with 20 000 insured, 20 000 at Birmingham Erie County store and hotel area, and 10 000 uninsured at Durango Colorado central city fire. Multiple minor fires reported with varied losses and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toz Winona
Minn
Linden Steel Works
Neville
Carlisle
Louisville
Kentucky River Lumber Com Wert
Marietta
Wis
Menominee River
Schaff
G & Schisler
George Kohl
Durango
Col
First Excursion to Ohio Pyle By Baltimore & Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers an annual excursion to Ohio Pyle on Decoration Day next Saturday May Rate. The train departs at 8 15 AM and costs 150 dollars for a round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Ohio Pyle
Curtain Department Offers Nottingham Lace Curtains This Week
Special attractions feature Nottingham Lace Curtains with pressles effects in white and cream priced from five to eight fifty per pair. Irish Point Curtains go low to close with several sale reductions including ten and fifteen dollar items cut to nine and ten dollars respectively. Hemstitched Muslin and Embroidered pairs offered at deep discounts along with all silk curtains formerly twenty five dollars now eighteen per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Fragmentary classified note with odd phrasing
A damaged ad style snippet mentions prices and free market hints with broken phrases. It references a sale or cabinet items priced at one dollar per dozen and a comment about beauty. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
B. and B. Coats Offered in New Items
New today Bods and Bunt lists B. and B. men's extra quality rubber coats priced at two dollars and 275 with velvet collar noted for the higher price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bods & Bunt
Decoration Day Sale At Lies Gallery Unclear Address
Readable text mentions Lies gallery with a sale at Sixth Street locations and notes like hand somely a with each dozen cabinet Good work low prices mop t delivery. The fragmentary OCR provides no clear event date or complete items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Furnishings Display Highlights Wide Range and Bargains
The department promotes a vast assortment in Furnishings led by a handkerchief sale drawing new customers. Negligee shirts for Decoration Day, summer shirts in Madras and silk styles, puff bosom linen options, a $1 unlaundered white shirt, dress shirts, full dress furnishings, summer neckwear, and various vests are showcased to emphasize quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Cheviot
Oxford
Tennis Attire and Sportswear Offered For Gentlemen
Regulation A A A caps and blazers made to order with measurements taken for quick, quality work or supplied from stock. English tennis suits in stripes or white cricketing cloth, sashes, belts, and a line of cloth coats in various colors.
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Ferce
Mr.milligan
New YorkWreebytery
B.P
Holland
The
Western University
J. Sproull
Observatory
Sproull
W. K. Laird
Pittsby Presbytery
Profition
J.C. Milligan
Mr. Carson
Meime
McClurkim
J. KR. Thompson
Newburgery
S. T
RB. J. George
Wrestars
Kansas
T.W. Phillips
Queen's Army
Philip Fleming
Philip Fi
Wierning
Aa Ie Ae
Union Depot
Central
Posterries
Lawrenceville
Thomas Burns
Providence
Alter Greenburg
Alderman Richards
Bedford Evenue
Speeteld Denehine
Mary Phillips
Bedford
Ters’ Co-Operative
Buena Vista Glass
Liberty
Sinkainstretta
Altoona
Exchange
Tottsburg
Johnston
Balli: & Co
Philadelphis
Joslyn
Barnes
Potter
Industrial Notes
Parther Hollow
Schenley Park
Second Avenue
Fourth and Market Street
W. T. Powell
Fifth Ave
Market St
P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave. and
Market
Myiuwp
Johnstown
San
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Ave
C. Weisser
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