Experts of the Cue and French Players in Pittsburgh Visit
The piece notes Local P. I. Club manager Hansen commenting on consolidation. It forecasts French billiards stars Lucien Piot and Fournd touring the U S for three months. George Slosson and Pearal manage rivals in a planned season with Davis in the mix as games against American and European players are arranged. Early reports cite prize money near $2000 and a cushion tournament slated for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lucien Piot
Fournd
France
Trot
George Slosson
Pearal
Hkele
Davis
Chicago
Amers
Golme
Seth
Pest
Vignes
Siesson
Slossen
Congress May Collapse Over Turf Leadership Dispute
Reports indicate growing unrest within the Western Turf Congress as clubs threaten withdrawal. Kansas City and St Louis groups clash over rules and representation while Washington Park Club may suspend participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Turf Congress
Kansas City
Natees Cray
Seetty Kansee Cityeldborough
Beedy
Huston
Freveralls
Newth
Estes
Kansas
Vempungha
Stolais
Geefvet
Waslengteen Park Ulabs
Dwyers Sale Horse Auction Sparks Historic Prices
The sale drew intense bidding with prices surging past £10,000 as the Dwyer brothers presented high quality horses. Notable bouts included Melton Young reaching £15,000 and top notes around £7,300, as bidders shouted praise and Colonel Dwyer noted the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duver Brothers
Celia
Hannes
Tess
Erties
F. Beste
Melton Young
Marisa
Batitand
J.bame
Anrapia
Virgil
Belic
Boi
Bourbod Galte
Cotoxius
Belle Meade
Léon
Kitun
Spendriehapense
Victorieus
Philip Dwyer
Oakes
Bitter Meenas
Melbourne
J. McCormick
Princeton Victorious Over Columbia In Battered Train Week
Princeton Velutblia defeats Abe Colwhies Us a score of ten to nothing at Berkelyval before about 1,000 spectators. Shely stars as Princeton eyes the upcoming transponship game. Columbia counters with substitutes but cannot break through. Football Gossip notes strong play and improved conditioning despite rough setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn
Princeton Velutblia
Columbia
Pane
Princeton
Wathin
Poe
Ted
Kiicovtan
Mrinceton
Team prep for Detroit game and Cleveland match set
Practice yesterday afternoon kept the squad ready for Saturday's showdown with Detroit if weather holds. Arrangements for the Cleveland match a week away are complete with a 2:00 kickoff and 3:30 conclusion, then the Sips Patna foot race begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Patna
Dempsey and Fitzsimmons Fight Hitches Reported
New York dispatch notes a delay in the Dempsey versus Fitzsimmons bout with speculation that the pair may never meet. Opinions vary on who fears the clash while both camps acknowledge each other’s prowess. Reported hesitation centers on Dempsey’s role in the postponement and Fitzsimmons injury concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dempser-Fitzsimmons
Ophiuens
Dempsey
Fi Mroons
New Orleans
Chicago Driving Park Passes Into History
The Chicago Driving Park is a thing of the past as the track and grounds are leased and sold for building purposes. Opened in 1870s by Lawrence & Martin, it hosted notable early races including Barus versus Hopeful and featured stars such as Mandy the queen of the turf and Mollie McCarthy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lawrence & Martin
Barus
Mandy
Orst
Honesetter
Jay-Eye-See
Pallas
Protan
Bronze
Litte Brown
Muessing
Amon
Oit
Mollie McCarthy
Harry Gilwere
John Davis
Drake Carter
Leonatus
Audrain
Freeland
Ascender
Editor
Blue — Belle
Riley
Bobby Beach
Defines His Position On Consolidation Plan
Manager Hanton of the local P. L ball club says his views on amalgamation are misrepresented or misunderstood. He supports full amalgamation or none, opposes partial plans that could disadvantage some clubs, and warns the trouble has harmed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
P. I
Hanton
P.L Ball Club
Lorillard Back in Harness Aims to Reform Turf
Pierre Lorillard resurfaces from retirement to push for reforms in horse racing. He hosts a private dinner with intimate allies to discuss elevating the sport, while rivals like the Dwyers are not invited. The ownership of tracks remains with Dunham Withers Vanderbilt Morris and others, but public support will be essential for any change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Lorillard
Lorilland
David Dunham Withers
Vanderbilt
Morris
Messrs. Dwyer
New York Sun
Races at West Side Park thrill large Nashville crowd
Large afternoon attendance at West Side Park races drawn by fair weather and the road card. Favorites mostly win with two longshots victorious. Five furlongs saw Sodrey beat Maud B and Santalbex y. one mile won by JT with Jubilee second. Farelle won the mile race. Faithful led in the handicap five furlongs with Borentis second and Milt Young third. eleven-sixteenths of a mile saw Girey lend Rebin second and Hatamboure third. Time records noted per race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
West Side Park
Args
Sodrey
Maud Beccond
Santalbex
Jubilee
Pate
Farelle
Nelgnee
Bankrupt
Tal He
Faithful We
Borentis
Milt Young
Terutha
aomille-Girey
Lend
Rebin
Hatamboure
Washington Winners at Fair Track in Fast Race Day
The November 4 program at a fair track saw Bellerone win the first race over two and a half furlongs with Virgie second and Helen Rose third. Bricles captured the seven furlongs, with Yappahannock third. Commerce led the etx forlence event, Dover second, St. John third. Foxmede won the one mile and 4 sixteenths handicap, Golden Heel third, Time 120. Siney sere won the purse at one mile and a furlong, Corticelli second, Fannie third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WastiseTosx
Bellerone
Virgie
Helen Rose
Trace
Bricles
Miantyte Seroud
Yappahannock
Etx Forlence
ComMierce
St. John
Dover
Tity
Foxmede
Rather
Golden Heel
Siney Sere
Corticelli
Fannie
Ine
Jiav
Cosmopolitans and Americas Trek Hoboken Shootout
A large crowd gathered at St. George's cricket ground in Hoboken for the first association rules game between the Cosmopolitans of New York and the Americas team of Hoboken. A tight contest ended with the Cosmopolitans leading 2 goals to 0 after three quarters, as the Americas showcased swift passing and teamwork while the Cosmopolitans relied on individual play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. George's Cricket Ground
Hoboken
Cosmopolitans
Americas Teat
Stevens and Olympics Clash in Hoboken Tilt
Five hundred football fans watched Stevens of Hoboken beat the Olympics of St. John’s School 12 to 6. Stevens scored three first half touchdowns with no goals, then added a second half goal from field by Batley and touchdowns by Hocker Raoul and Harrison. Coppell tallied for the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRCA
Diapatca
Sing Sing
Olympics
St. John’s School
Stevens
Hoboken
Batley
Hicker
Raoul
Harrison
Coppell
Lehigh Triumphs Over Rutgers In Close Football Duel
In New Brunswick New Jersey on November 4 Lehigh edged Rutgers in a hard fought college football game Rutgers scored a single touchdown while Lehigh added a safety and a try for points the final score Lehigh 4 Rutgers - the report notes a finely contested matchup with both sides working hard.
Monitors Triumph Over Moncks In Gloucester Battle
In Gloucester today the Monitors of Brooklyn defeated the Moncks of Gloucester two goals to one after a tense finish. The score was tied at one goal each with five minutes left before Wilcox of the Monicks sealed victory with the decisive goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepacial Teleoran
Dispatch
New York
Gloucester
Monitors
Brooklyn
Moncks
Wilcox
Monicks
College of the City of New York Defeated by Mont Clairs
New York reports the Mont Clairs defeated the College of the City of New York in a football match at Mont Clair by a score of tol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mont Clair
College of the City of
Mont Clairs Re Ae
Westfield Club Beats Plainfields in Close Battle
Westfield Athletic Club defeats Plainfields in a tight contest with a final score indicating a narrow victory. Cornell is referenced as part of the telegraph dispatch, noting a possible team or ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Athletic Club
Plainfields An
Castoria Through Ages From Baby to Grandmother
An ad style verse notes Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood. It traces a girl’s life steps from baby to Miss to mother and claims Castoria remains a constant remedy for children. The concluding line reinforces long term use across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Half Eleven Beats Trinity Eleven 26 to
A football match ended 26 to 0 as Half Eleven defeated Trinity. Trinity captain Thurston sustained no broken bones despite a fierce contest. play lacked aggressive fouling and referee actions were questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Thurston
Athletic notes mix with racing crowd at Madison Square Garden
Sporting notes report Budd Doble stating Axtell will not train in Ha Sma PoroMac. Helmont’s fine 2 year old ill with pneumonia. Frinton football form improving. Colonel Russell seeks match for Edge mark next season. Pittsburgers travel for Seace occasion. Manhattan A C and Salford Harriers draw 300 at MSG with Malcolm W Ford among observers amid AAU pro status debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Doble
Axtell
Sma PoroMac
Helmont
Frincaton
Colonel Russell
Edgemark
Hanton
P. L
Will
Hae
Philadelphia
Manhattan A. C
Salford
Malcolm W. Pord
Manhattan A.C
Ford
Record Mortgage for 75 Million Ties 12 States
The Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis Railway consolidations mortgage to Farmers Loan and Trust Company and W N Jackson secures 75 million in bonds. The loan backs prior sectional bonds and covers all lines real estate and franchises. Bonds to be issued in 1000 denomination and recorded in 12 counties across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County Recorder’s
Recorder's Office
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis Railway Company
St. L. & P. Railway Company
Cincinnati and Richmond Railroad Company
Jeffersonville
Madison and Indianapolis
L.L. Gilbert
Pennsylvania Company
Eee
B. Howerts
Premwent
B. Liggett
Cincinnati
Chicago and St. Loui
KR. G. Ralston
Martin
Trust Company
W. N. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Sure of His Election
Congressman Outhwaite of Columbus traveled through the city last night en route to Washington. He expressed confidence in his reelection at noon and discussed expectations for Ohio and national political shifts including tariff reform and possible gains in the next House. He favored McKinley’s defeat if it aided tariff goals and noted 1900s voting dynamics in Stark and Holmes counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outhwaite
Columbus
Washington
McKinley
Stark Country
Warwick
Holmes County
Ohio
Congress
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam's Fish Black Bass From Winois River
Captain Dunnington of the United States Fish Department toured the city with about 1000 black bass from the Winois river. He plans to place them in Maryland and Virginia streams after traveling to Washington. He spent the summer stocking the Shoshone river with trout in Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunnington
United States Fish Department
Washington
Winois River
Maryland
Virginia
Yellowstone Park
Shoshone
Seed for 810000 for Slander in Allegheny Suit
Mary O Donnell of Allegheny yesterday entered suit against Henora Thomas for 10000 alleging slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Donnell
Allegheny
Henora Thomas
Alandar
Hosiery and cloth pricing at Rosenbaum Co and Jos House
Readable details show Astrakhan and plush goods priced at Rosenbaum Co. with caps and capes, plus a Jos. House & Co. Penn Avenue Stores listing a range of men's hose including merino, camel hair, silk and cashmere from 25 cents to 2759 dollars per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbaum Co
Jos. House & Co
Penn Avenue
What Piano Shall I Get
Meier and Hoen offers Hardman Krakauer and Vose pianos praised by artists for light actions elegant ease and durability. Old pianos and organs taken in exchange new instruments rented with rent applied on purchase. Liberal installment plans with catalogs mailed on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iil
Meier & Hoen
Fifth Avenue
New Jewelry Designs Unveiled at Hardy and Hayes
Rich odd and tasty new designs showcased by Jewel Silversmiths at 529 Smithfield Street. Patterns are copyrighted and unique, with shapes distinct from any other dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy & Hayes
Jewel Silversmiths
Smithfield Street
Court session draws crowds as justices hear appeals
None of the Justices of the Supreme Court voted in the election drawing small crowds to the visitors lobby. Edward Groetzinger appeals a $2,500 goods case against T. M. Latimer involving a landlord’s warrant from 1889. multiple appeals follow including Pittsburg Coal Railroad Company, William F. Jones, Marie Eitenger, Hufnagie and McCandless, and others from Common Pleas courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Edward Groetzinger
T. M. Latimer
Mr. Latimer
Plate Glass Case Argued In Equity Suit
Judge Ewing heard the equity suit of J B Scott against Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. Scott claimed he was denied access to books and works. he sought examination rights. Sol Schoyer argued for admission. D T Watson defended, calling Scott a disturber and noting he owned a few thousand dollars in stock. Judge reserved his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
J. B. Scott
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Scott
Flass Company
Sol Schoyer
Coal Land Partition Requires Whole Sale to Preserve Value
Master in equity reports coal lands of 1,214 acres in Elizabeth and Forwara townships cannot be partitioned without harming value. Land appraised at 85,023.43 total, to be sold to Samuel C. Blair with $25,000 cash and balance via notes. court to approve sale. Also lists multiple defendants in Commonwealth v Haley et al and a divorce suit Sarah Regean v George Regean citing indignities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnston
H. Shilingford
Coffin Colkets
C. W. Poultney
Elizabeth
Forwara
Samuel C. Blair
W. L. Scott
Blair
Public Health Urges Clergy Ban Public Funerals
An open letter from the State Board of Health urges clergy and municipal authorities to prohibit public or church funerals for deaths from Asiatic cholera, smallpox, typhus fever, diphtheria, yellow fever, scarlet fever, or measles. It calls for private burials when public safety requires and asks ministers to refuse public services in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
State Board of Health
Bridenbaugh
Women at Work in Allegheny WCTU Denounce Secular Doctrines
The Allegheny County WCTU met at Smithfield Street M E Church with Mrs J M Porter presiding. Officers reported paid bills and $40 in treasury. Delegates discussed convention reports, jail aid, and urging a law to divert prisoner earnings to families. They also planned condemnations of secular societies and scheduling lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Porter
Allegheny County
Smithfield Street
M. E
Scranton
Jones
Idlewood
The
Loyal Legion
Porter
Portsmouth
Ingersoll
McConnell
Samuel Hamilton
Mary Hunt
Hyde Park
Mass
Teachers’ Institute
R. H. Jones
Andrew Brice
Washington, D.C
Western Pennsylvania Sabbath Association
Eighth Street Church
W. F. Crafts
D. D
Elizabeth
New Salesmen Arrive to Replace Striking Workers
A group of salesmen from Philadelphia and New York arrived in the city and began work at Kaufmanns and Gusky's. Strikers urged the newcomers to quit, but they did not. Circulars were sent to the public asking customers to stay away from the stores during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusky’s
Kaufmanns
Philadelphia
New York
Gusky's
Old Physician Silas N. Benham Dies at Home
Dr. Silas N. Benham a well known city physician died at his home 156 Third Avenue Monday night. He once served on the Central Board of Education and was active in society. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania at age two and left a large medical practice. His wife was Miss Miller daughter of Wilson Muller of the Pittsburg Locomotive Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas N. Benham
Third Avenue
Central Board of Education
Benham
University of Pennsylvania
Two Allegheny Fires Hit Brewery and Shed
A boiler room fire at Hipply's brewery in Allegheny yesterday morning destroyed ice machinery valued at $10,000. A simultaneous blaze damaged a shed owned by Thomas Carlin & Sons, with both incidents reported from box 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipply
Allegheny
Thomas Carlin & Sons
Irish Parliamentarians Begin U S Tour Schedule
The Irish Parliamentarians outlined their American tour starting Thursday morning from Philadelphia. Tickets show stops in Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Newark, Baltimore, then Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, with New England cities on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
O'Brien
Dispatch
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Newark
N. J
Baltimore
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New England
Syrup of Figs and Gentle Laxative Remedy
An old ad touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasing taste remedy and the perfect laxative and gentle diuretic. It emphasizes easy taking, stomach tolerance, and healthy effects, alongside mentions of men’s fine underwear and various rail line brands like Allen Sally Co. and Cartwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen, Sally & Co
Cartwright
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Wilmerding Growth Sparks Burgeoning Real Estate Market
Anxious buyers scout Wilmerding as over 50 houses near completion and a bank building nearby ready for occupancy. Local real estate firms report multiple sales and numerous parcels traded, with transactions across Wool street Brushton East Pittsburg plan and Wilmerding areas, highlighting a busy period linked to post vote activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmerding
Bank
Charles Somers & Co
J. M. Buck
Garret Rhodes
Wool Street
Brushton
Baxter, Thompson & Co
George W. McHenry
East Pittsburg
Duncan and
McCandress Avenues
Eighteenth Ward
Black & Baird
Kate Maloney
Cratton Station
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Coulter Street
George Lehhmidt
Magaw & Goff
Oak Station
Pittsburg and
Castle Shannon
J. J. Monteith
V. A. Depew
J. E. Callen
4. C
Trade Winds Through Liberty Street Butter Market
Traders report a quiet market with exchanges closed to protect the country from opposing party moves. Elgin creamery butter see a price advance to a level likely to lift local prices by week’s end. Country butter opinions vary, with ranges from 2 to 20 cents per pound and mixed stock offers. Fresh nearby eggs remain scarce as prices trend upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Westinghouse
Liberty Street Commission
Elgin
Southside
Live Stock Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Trade
Trade in cattle hogs and sheep shows uneven demand with dull to steady movements. East Liberty reports soft cattle and steady sheep while Chicago and Omaha markets rise in hogs and cattle. Kansas and Cincinnati show steady to moderate gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Autumnal Advice for Men and Women
Practical tips for staying healthy in autumn urge wearing waterproof boots and keeping dry. Avoid rubbers when possible and carry an umbrella. If cough or cold starts, take a small amount of pure whiskey to improve circulation, with Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey advertised as the recommended medicinal option.
Wool Market Reports Mixed Prices Across Regions
Boston wool sales show large volumes and firm markets with Ohio Michigan and other regions varying by grade. Pulled wools firm with limited supply while Australian and foreign wools remain steady. Philadelphia market quiet with broad standard prices for delaine and combing wools across XX to coarse grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Wwe
Hasse
Canada
Montana
Territorial
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Wilmisatox Market
On November 4 in Wilmisatox NSpirits turpentine steady at GC Rosin firm with strained grades at 107% and good strained at 11244 dollars. Tar firm at 3155 Azure turpentine firm gold yellow dip priced at 100. Corn prices show white at six cents and yellow at unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmisatox, N
Steamship Arrivals Reported for New York Harbors
Yesterday’s steamship arrivals list ships and origins including Marseille Majestic from New York, Noordland from New York, and Antwerp service. The report notes arrivals at Phannix and associated dates and routes among the Atlantic crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phannix
Marceilles Majestic
New York
Crrcassin
Now York
Noordland
Antwerp
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Princeton Depeats
Dwyers
Oegsten
Brother Phil
Tig
Abe
Luce
Fitzsimmons
Lorillard
Lehigh
Brat the
New Yorks
Westfields
Cornell
Eyrcial Telegham
New Yoas
Cornell Foot
Marsu
Congressman Outhwaite
the Humane Society
Humane Society
C. A. Smiley
Alice Henning
William Bennett
Braddock
Society
Braddock and Vicinity
Allen P. Dickey
Waynesboro
Greene County
Johnstown
Uncle Sam
Winos River
Capes
Ginas
J. Scott Ferguson
Pittsburg Coal Railroad Company
W. F. Bailey
Joseph N. McCreery
Pittsburgh Coal Road
E. P. Kearns
Daniel Risher
M.L. McClure
Hisher
McClure
Kearns
Risher
Joseph Hufnagie
Alexander XE. McCandless
Karl Kline
George Kline
Joseph Hufpace
Hulnagle
Robert McGregor
John
Nancy Peterman
Common Pleas No. 2
Penn Township
Equitable Gas Company
T. J. Hambay
Ve. D. N. Cornelius
Common Pleas
W. D. Moore
JL. K. Porter
Eny
Samuel P. Striver
Crawford Manufacturing Company
A.J. Nellis & Co
Catherine M. Simpson
Pittsburg Locomotive Works
Common Pleas No. 1
A.M. Watson
Commonwealth
Weiss
Smith
Munhall
Robinson-lea Manufacturing Company
Mellon
Henderson, Delay Co
Himephrics
National Menefit Association
Indianapolis
Evans Ve
Pennsylvania Stailroad
Picnix Clay Mut
Mmisture
Lake Erie Railroad Company
Henry
Lake Erie
Wilkinson
Stewart Etox
Neely
Republic Iron Works
Burgione
Woodward
Brace Bros
Moundstone
Hamburger
Metracken.& Son
Hamburger, Butler
Ene
Johnston
Day
Criminal Court—Commonwealth Vn
Johanns Haley
George Smith
William Key
Mary Cunningam
Jane Eggiey
Patrick Diston
John McCushin
M. H. Lucas
Gehring
Marak Mahoney
Patterson
Sarah Regean
George Regean
Women AT Work
Liberty Street
East Liberty
Pittsetteo Dispatch
Nowoes Ieecein
Telegraph
Omaha
ST. Ty
Wool Markets
Brown
Eb Baker
WM. Ayres & Sons
Klein
Eaghteen
F. BR. Fleck
Beaverage
Hopper Bros.&Co
Wood ST
Cor
Fourth Ave
Mhli
Wrau
Atlanta. Ga
Duffs College
Fifth Ave
van Houren
Yori
Meng Street
Joseph Horne & CO
St Gall
Imperial
Heather & Renfrew
Zephyr
Salto
Brokers—Financial
Wurisey & Sterfenson
Fourth Avenue
People’ Savings Bank
Fourth Avenue Capital
Sorpins
Edward K. Duff
John M. Oakley & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Sixth ST
Pitsburg
Orlhsa
Medical
Whittier
Pens Avenue
Pittsbu
Tu. R
Pittburg
Sid Pennavenoo
Pittaburg
Peuwk
S. K- Lake
P. S
P. v
Lake
Ponn Ave
Pitwsborg
5. & Hallan
Cornet Smnitateld
Liberty
Wood
Pitsbury Spa
Diamond and
Ng Joseph Fieming
Columbus Ave
Wrsuk
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