Realm of Beauty ann 4 and social season in Pittsboro
The past week featured many meetings of ladies aiding benevolent causes in Pittsboro. The Ladies Aid Society of the South Side Hospital plans a November entertainment to raise funds, while the Church of the Ascension ladies organize a National Poceant event. Several marriages occurred, mostly at home, with sunshine noted on brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isdies Aid Society
South Side Hospital
South Side
Church of the Ascension
Pittsboro
Locerra Loune
East End wedding bells for Abel Miller pair
The wedding of Misa Nellie Hertha Abel and Elmer David Miller was held at the Abel home on Bond Street and Highland Avenue with Rev. Jones officiating. A large gathering admired the ceremony and later festivities continued past midnight as guests praised the couple and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie Hertha Abel
George H. Abel
Elmer David Miller
Bond Street
Highland Avenue
Mr. Jones
Giareli
East End
Miller
New York
Abel
Ciara
Ida Abel
J. H. Gorton
John Mengel
Adam Eckert
J. Hetche
David Miler
David Jones
Mes. Kader
McDonald
Joseph H. Gordon
James Cain
Charles Eckert
Robert Rothers
Emm Squires
Clara Squires
Run Hoyie
Annie Boschert
Zomtes Hayes
Mies Blanche Jones
Mary Jones
Roddy
Bert Squires
Siarre Squires
Theo
Lee Miller
Horece Hill
WEDDINGS AND SOCIAL EVENTS IN PITTSBURGH AREA
A roundup of recent marriages and social happenings in McKeesport Allegheny and Crafton. Daisy Hopkins and Edward Crump wed in McKeesport with a large gathering and gifts. Anna Wait Lyon and Henry Irwin Thompson marry at Third Presbyterian Church with a Western honeymoon. Numerous receptions musicales and engagements including Hannah Grimes and Hernan Hoeftman and other society notices from Crafton Braddock and the West End including plans for concerts lectures and forthcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wait Lyon
William Lyon
Crafton
Henry Irwin Thompson
E. P. Cowan
D.D
Third Presbyterian Church
Sixth Avenue
Josep Gittings
Halle
Thompson
Departmental Communications Mail Instructions
All communications for this department should be mailed to reach Tax Drafatee not later than Saturday morning. Reasonable space will be freely given to all organizations classified under this heading.
Masonic lodge officers installed across several Pittsburgh area lodges
The report lists installation of officers for Penn Avenue Lodge 801 Fron City Lodge 182 Manchester Lodge 408 McRobbert Lodge Ortega Sewickley Valley Lodge Arsenal Lodge 450 Western Star Lodge 21 Mechanics Lodge Montefiore Lodge 74 and Zeno Lodge 748, with D D G M and Grand Officers presiding. It notes new halls, facilities at Penn Avenue hall, and planned events including The Little Recruit play and various lectures and musical programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D.G. M
T. B. Cook
Fron City Lodge
W.G
D.w. Montgomery
Theo A. Berch
J. A. Myler
C. Blume, Jr
J. B. McMeans
W. M. Murdock
Netrona
Manchester Lodge
McRobbert Lodge
Sewickley Valley Lodge
George E. Young
Charles F. McEhalon
James White
Kijinefelter
John J. Miller
Arsenal Ledee
No 450
N. G
James Newell
V. G
Christian Tepel
Western Star Lodge No. 21
N.G
W. J. Swan
W. G
W. T. Cook
A. S
Charles T. Rankin
F. G
W. D. Frew
Cook
Wlw
Wattles
C. G
W. J. Smith
W. B. Krebs
Grand Lodge
D. D. G. M. Thomas Matthews
George E.young
C. L. Cooper
A. Kestner
Mechanics Lodge
H. A. Holt
J. P. Tetler
A.S
Joseph W. McKean
T. H. Graves
C.G
Purnell
Evan Davis
I. G
T. H. Francis
J. Good
John Masser
DW. Richards
L. S
David Davis
Thomas Matthews
G. M. Robert Snowden
G. W
A. Goldman
E. Lewis
Israel
M. Robin
EL. Davis
D. Allman
Jas. Bennett
Joseph Apps
Simon Davis
W. Gordon
Arnson
Granda
Noble Grand
Will T. Waite
John A. Snyder
U. G
Richard Siiman
U.G
James P. Johnston
John J. Downs
Werden
J. A. Haupt
Michael Siecfried
George W. Bracey
Andrew Stwart
Jacob Hoffmann
Hugh McCollough
V.G
Frank Heil
Richard Harding
Olive Lodge
Knoxville
Beloning
W. H. Devore
Fon Pennavente
Wilkinsburg
New Hall
Western Scenic Company
Milton Hays
Lowry Post
J.D. Anderson
Evening Star Council social notices from local orders
A compilation of upcoming events from several councils including receptions and socials. Details mention Pride of William Thaw Council October 3, third annual masquerade of Franklin Association at Masonic Temple Brooklyn November 10, Americus Council promised novel entertainment, Watt as secretary aware of secret affair, Allegheny Council 112 anniversary at Masonic Hall, Valley Forge Council flag presentation by W. T. Kerr, Hazelwood Council third anniversary with 50 couples and Mozart orchestra, Lady Fulton Council November 12 literary entertainment at 4537 Third Avenue New York featuring silk quilt sale by Sister L A Buddington, Moll Pitcher Council formation at Boston Pa near Eu ro, charter list 53 names, officers installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Council
William Thaw
Franklin Association
Masonic Temple
Brooklyn
Americus Council
South Side
Watt
Egath
Allegheny Council
Masonic Hall
Allegheny
Valley Forge Council
W. T. Kerr
Hazelwood Council
Mozart Orchestra
Lady Fulton Council
Third Avenue
New York
L. A. Buddington
Moll Pitcher Council
Boston
Euro
Baltimore and Ohio Road
G. E. Kepple
Unity Council
National Marsh
Laura Thompson
National
Bride of the West Council
Frank Jones
Valley Forge
George He@iger
Evening Star
Robert Bayard
John Bayard
A. C
Annie Corneil
Corner stone planned for Brushiton school by Liberty Valley councils
Councils of the Liberty Valley will lay the corner stone of the Brushiton school in about three weeks. Junior members urged to travel to Meadville next Saturday for a demonstration, as Brother R. Gribble of Sharo I No. 24 is homebound. Fort Pitt Council No. 220 plans a Sunday event, while Manchester and Southside councils discuss scheduling amid travel and coordination issues. Junior Past State Councilor Collins returns from the East with remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Valley
New Brushiton
Meadville
R. Gribble
Southside Council
Carson
Aedvives
Manchester
Fort Pitt
Collins
New Junior in State Councilor Heisler’s Home Debut
A new junior appears at Heisler’s home on October 3 and is said to resemble its papa who is pleased. Allegheny Council No. 112 marks its eighth anniversary with a complimentary entertainment in Masonic Hall on Thursday evening October 15. Flags were presented to Pittsburg schools two years ago, but Liberty School on Koup Street has not flown them. A committee from General Marion Eureka and Americas Councils met the School Board Friday night and promised action. National Vice Councillor Cranston sent National Organizer Ogle a list of 64 prominent Indianapolis businessmen, likely to spur new councils in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counellor Heisler
Allegheny Council
Masonic Hall
Pittsburg
Liberty School
Koup Street
General
D.of A
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nathaniel Hogg
Castile
M. C
Crusan
Fifth Avenue
Invincible Lodge
K. of P
EK. T. Drill Corps
New Turner Hall
Forbes Street
Sira J. G. Morris
F. J. Shicier
H. Junker
F. E. Shallenberger
Eli Edmundson
White Rose Lodge
Order Daughters of St. George
J. E. Hayward
West End
Bea E 1
W. ©. Russell
Comrand A. P. Buren Fieen
W. H. Lambert
C.8. McIlwaine
Gregg and Morrison War Veterans’ Club
D. A. Jones
Post 151
Duvall
Buck
Sias
Dettis
Shepard
Old City Hall
Greze
Morrison
Old Soldiers
Post 38
Etna
Friends of the Post
Arthur Kirk
F. H. Collier
Pronansty
Pennsylvania
New Post
James G. Moore
Circle No. 7
Hawkins Station
Ipesson
Grand Army
Local Knights Hail New Members and Upcoming Events
Pittsbury Commandery No 81 reports new uniform and growing membership. It meets first and third Fridays at 12 Wylie Ave Rome Castle 352 with several proposals from last meeting. Trust festival October 17 at Odd Fellows hall Southside. Ormsby Castle No 412 hosts reception October 2 at St Clair Hall head of Twenty second Street incline. Ormsby meets Tuesdays at Kaufelds Hall Carson Street. Venus Castle 291 held a joyful meeting last Thursday and plans an open meeting Friday October 30 at Grand Army Hall Fourth Avenue. Venus invites all Sir Knights to visit Castle 61 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Castle
Odd Fellows
Southside
Ormsby Castle
St. Clair Hall
Twenty-second Street
Kaufeld’s Hall
Carson Street
Venus Castle
Fourth Avenue
Grand Army Hall
Venus
Heptasophs U P Messmer Builds Wheeling Charter List
The Heptasophs U P Messmer is preparing a charter list at Wheeling West Virginia. New notice blanks are mailed to secretaries and financiers. Industry No 4 will be visited by supreme officers Monday evening. Fred J Grotevent opens a charter list at Sunbury Pennsylvania. Beaver Avenue Conclave No 83 reports the deputy failed an official visit as scheduled. L Goldman will organize a new conclave with over 30 charter applicants Monday evening in Baltimore. McKeesport Conclave maintains progress outranking Nos 5 and 6. Pittsburg No 8 held several initiations and two new applications at its last meeting. District deputies were present in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P. Messmer
Wheeling
W. Va
Fred J. Grotevent
Sunbury
Beaver Avenue
S. L. Goldman
Pittsburg No. 8
Royal Arcanum City Exposition Opens With Grand Delegation
Wednesday next the Mth inst. is observed as Royal Arcanum city at the Ex position with large delegations from western and eastern Osio preparing to attend. The Grand Regent and staff will be present and a grand handshaking will occur. Headquarters at Shuman Bros. exhibit. A district convention for Allegheny, Washington, Greene, Westmoreland and Fayette counties will meet at the Opera House Monongahela City on Thursday October 29 at 10:30 4. wu. Two sessions day and evening. The Grand Regent and staff will attend along with members of the Supreme Council. Monongahela Council No. 007 handles meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth
Royal Arcanum
Osio
Opera House
Monongahela City
Supreme Council
Monongahela
Lodge Officers to Attend Grand Lodge Session in Pittsburgh
Warden John McAleese of Center Avenue Loge 124 participates in the reception and entertainment planned for Grand Lodge officers during their Pennsylvania jurisdiction session in Pittsburgh. On Wednesday October HM 1891 members meet at Union Veteran Legion Hall to escort Grand Lodge officers to a boat at Wood Street. Captain J A A Brown is marshal for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAleese
Center Avenue Loge
Center Avenue Lodge No
Grand Lodge
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Union Veteran Legion Hall
Sixth Avenue
Blaine Invites Visit to River Valley Factory Site
Blaine on the navigable river offers jobs for workers and profits for investors as its vast safe works near completion. The Blaine Lane Improvement Co invites all to visit, offering free tickets at 129 Fourth Avenue to inspect the site and resources.
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Blaine
Splendid Bargains in Pianos at Hoffmann & Co
Three months old Tl octave upright piano with iron frame and fine action, in perfect order and warrantied for 190 dollars with plush cover and stool. Also two first class square pianos from Cele brated makes at 150 dollars each. Call J M Hoffmann Co 637 Smithfield Street, agents for Sohmer Colby and Schubert pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hoffmann&Co
Smithfield Street
Sohmer, Colby
Schubert
Fire sale auction for various garments in Allegheny
A local sale advertises a single event offering neckwear handkerchiefs hosiery and aprons at once. Shoppers are encouraged to attend near E 8 Gries in Allegheny for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Exposition Sale of Cabinets by Hendricks & Co.
Riven away sale notice by Hendricks and Co at 68 Federal Street Allegheny offers cabinets with every dozen for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks & Co
Federal Street
Allegheny
Annual memorial service for post held at Fourth Avenue hall
A memorial service by the post will be held tomorrow evening at the hall on Fourth Avenue. Commander John G. Lambie orders members to assemble at 8 o'clock in full uniform. Relatives and friends are invited as comrade Rev. A A. Mealy delivers the address. The post has lost 12 comrades in seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
John G&8
Lambie
A A. Mealy
George J. Brush
August Schmidt
Thomas D. Shaw
H. E
National Encampment to Convene in Reading Next Week
The National Encampment meets in Reading next Wednesday with a parade before the opening and a grand campfire in the evening where General Daniel Butterfield and other veterans speak. Possible National Commander candidates include General G J I Miller General Butterfield Colonel Palmer Colonel Tucker Colonel Schwartz and Colonel Aiken. The Pittsboro delegation departs Baltimore and Ohio at o clock tomorrow evening arriving Washington Tuesday morning and then goes to the White House for President Harrison’s reception. The party tours Washington Tuesday and departs for Reading at 6 PM arriving 11 PM. The Pittsburg contingent and other Western encampments will join the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Daniel Butterfield
G. J. I. Miller
Butterfield
Palmer
New York
Tucker
Indianapolis
Schwartz
Ohio
Aiken
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
White House
Harrison
Pittsburg
Twenty-first Pennsylvanian Cavalry hold Gettysburg reunion
The Twenty-first Pennsylvanian Cavalry held a second reunion at Gettysburg Institute on Wednesday with about 00 members present. Officers were reappointed for another year and Dr. E C Kitchen elected Historian. A monument dedication for Private George W. Landa of Company B, killed at Gettysburg, was planned for the next year. Lieutenant James T. Long guided veterans over the battlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Pennsylvanian Cavalry
Gettysburg
David M. Gregg
C. F. Gillia
E. C. Kitchen
George W. Landa
Early
York
Landa
James T. Long
Indianapolis Seeks 93 Encampment for City
Indianapolis merchants plan to secure the National Encampment of 1833 for their city. They argue the 1893 meeting in Chicago will draw the encampment away and recall Philadelphia’s 1876 Centennial Exhibition era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Local Veterans of No. 6 Report On Posts Activities
John Lambie of Post 3 expresses thanks as Judge Kennedy attends. Comrades Thomas, Fulmer, Young, Wheeler, Stevenson plan attendance at Reading encampment. Ill Comrade Barxin improves. Post 6 meets at Post 162 front hall twice monthly. WHEEten as auctioneer. 10 cent cakes net $150. U V L ladies thank Tonti Lodge and Davis mandolin trio for music. Comrades Danks Stevenson Wheeler Deer Morrison J. Young and others attend. lively gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrane R. D. Barxin
No. 8
Commaod J. C. Stevenson
No. 9
New Castle
Post 162
West Dinmont Street
Comnant Wheeten
Comnaps Wuxrtes
Rourylvania Cavalry
Eda
Nuflower
No. 6
Lodge of
Tonti
Davis
U. V.L
John A. Danks
J. I. Stevenson
F. J. Wheeler
Jonathan Deer
Hugh Morrison
J. P. J. Young
W. H. Ashbaugh
John Beers
Gossip of the Guard and Army Camp Notes
The Thirteenth Regiment fitting old McKeever cart ridge boxes. Leave of absence for J.A. Loan and Adjutant Shad Hayes. Major Chew may decline re election. Adjutant Joani Lemann to wear silver bar. Regiments and officers in city for drills, matches, and retirements. Next Tuesday Duquesne Grays anniversary and Pueblo battle commemoration. Shooting contests planned and camp at Titusville with drills and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeever
Carram J.A. Loan
Shad Hayes
Chew
Kexvepy Hara
Fifteenth Regiment
A. P. Buckholtz
Thirteenth New York Regiment
Cotors, Sire
Atlantic City
Rutledge
Carrars W. H. Wassel
Washington
Mr. Wassell
Duquesne Grays
Pueblo
Allequippa Grove
Tueer
Brown
Hull
Horace F. Lowry
W. A. Doak
Iron City Pilsen beer and overcoats advertised
Physicians recommend Iron City Pilsen beer and other ales for health benefits. The ad offers 1,000 men’s medium weight overcoats in light or dark shades at $6 each through PF c. cc at the Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co. corner Grant and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City
Iron City Brewing Co
PG C. G
Expo Finish Line Plans With Kennedy’s Ice Cream Stop
A local activity page notes students aim to be at the Expo finish this week. Both boys and girls will attend and later celebrate with ice cream at Kennedy’s on Sixth and Duquesne Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erward
Kennedy's
Duquesne Way
Public Schools in Debate Over Drawing System
Objections to the current drawing method persist with critics calling it costly and impractical. Central Board defenders cite Boston and Philadelphia as evidence of value and expect no change. Also noted are teacher appointments, substitutes, and a lengthy sale advertisement from Allegheny stores.
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William Grimes
Penn Avenue
J<lte Purcell
Stella Purcell
Johanna Purell
Moltie Jackson
Dela Herron
Nora Maroney
Maggie Maloney
Minnie Gallagher
Mary Hedterman
Rose Lundy
Mollie Maroney
Nanny Lanahans
Maggie Dillon
Elle McMinus
Mase Vr
Willian Wineland
Thomas Mc. Mann
Richard Welch
William Welch
Mat Delan
Lawrence Keily
Frank Dorenkamp
James Garrigan
Joseph Wyman
William Wemen
Harry Clit
Mr and Bra
Abe Speed
Charles Meiring
Euclid Avenue
Micronette Street
Enst End
Misses Fisher
Nash
Lawley
Ulisses
Florence
Snd
Vie Nash
Gertrude
Sella Fisher
Ida Becher
Maceio Hughes
Fenny Melauchlin
Ada
Binlie
Rute Callaghan
Mauro Wilwott
M. Lawley
M. Fitzsimmons
Messrs
George Meiring
Louis
Claude Henry
Leonard Fisher
Patrick Hisson
George Hepler
George Schinelack
Job Grint
Paul Hughes
Oe Wilwohl
Charles McLaughlin
Charles Wilhere
Elizabeth Smith
Seventeenth Street
Southeideast
Society of Christian Endeavor
Lorel
Smith
Sophia F. Miller
Avene Nye
Alee
Dr. Schwartz
Edward Klein
Perry Street
Htte
Misery Stella Balster
Shot
Annie Rosenffelder
Mariel
Essie Bellstein
Fiona Geixelhart
Peter and
Herman Stalster
Elmer Krummert
George
Barry Hoesenfelder
Kate Moran
Vickrey Street
Sapper
Crowley
Treney, McCormick
Arnold
Myers and Printy
Mrs. Whiting
Ove
Kate Goodwin
Beams Sodwin
Marie O'Uon
Daisy Hopkins
McKaysport
Edward Crump
Dravesbury
McKeesport
Crump
S. S. Crump
Thass
W. E. Corey
W. A. Cromb
Ww. ON. Taylor
E.S. Thomas
J. E. Pattergo
N. A. Means
W.J. McLain
W. F. Knox
Saint Snoderass
A. EB. Clar
Johnson Durnsly
An Mra
J. H. Dunlevys
W. T. Miller
E. C. Kearney
J. . Risher
John Miller
W. Camnitz
Columbus
G& M. Morrison
George Richards
P. A. Risher
H. A. Whitaker
Clare Patterson
George Hopkins, Jr
Frank Senning
J. H. Risher
W. J.whitaker
M. L. Baum
G. W. Turbush
Dr. Mansell
John Crump
John Snodgrass
Emma Patton
Baum
Katie Watkins
Carrie Manerll
Lizzie Stone
Jennie Knox
Mand Comy
Bessie Blackburn
Mayes Jones
Mamie Mellon
Thoss
Annie Carmeher
Cora Brush
Lizzie
Maggie Mellon
Fannie Curran
Margie
Annie Deere
Katie Fitzgerald
Margery
Sadie Short
Belle Thompson
Merv McKaoe
A. Fitzsimons
Ella
Alice Deere
James Bu
Hannah BE. Grimes
John Grimes
Hernan A. Hocttman
Charles W. Hoottman
Enon Valley
Sacred Heart Church
Father Keane
An Airs
Hoeftman
Clifton Quartet
Gardner
Ladley
Dall
Hubbard
C. M. Diehl
Cray Street
Alleheny
Diehl
Fisher
Reed
Gant
Hatrich
Parker
Walter Colville
Thomas Quinn
Demmier
Mary More
Port Perry
St. Thomas’ Church
Braddock
Hickey
James Houseman
Lavinia Faust
Molineaux
St. Brendan's West End Church
Jobn McMullen
Omer
Cliff Diehl
Craig Street
Clifton Quartette
Alice Alee
James Parker
Young People’s Literary Society
St. John's Church
Thirty Second Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. A. Willette
James T. Walsh
Lizzie Foley
James* Church
West
Margaret
R. J. Taggart
Palo Alto Street
J. N. Ritenie
Pennsylvania Salt Company
Emma F
Hon. & H. French
George J. ‘Courier
The
Buffalo Courier
Marseilaise Club
Eighteenth and
Sarah Streets
Bennett
Herve
EW. Dean
Talbot Avenue
E.a.knox
Juniata Street
Alleelony
William Oaken
Europe
David H. Nicholia
Labor Bureau
Washington, D.C
Rose Good
City
Misa Coal Keel
Daly
Nelson A Miles
Indian Territory
Will Dalzell
John Dalgell
Hawkin
Sol A. Arons
Toe Street
J.J. Haley
Haley
Maury E. Taylor
Hidel Coronado
Coronaco Beach
Cal
Celia Clarke
Mary Hockman
Knox
H. W. McDonald
South Avenue
Allegeny
Rome
England
Ireland
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J. Mont Travis
Washington and Jefferson College
Phil Gamma Delta Fraternity
Monongahela House
Charles E. Means
Samuel Parker
J. W. Walker
Daughters of Liberty
the Golden Eagles
Pittsbury Commandery
Wylie Avenue
General Lodge
Bee Blaine
Sui Meate Ig
Pitcairn’s
Tinion Veteran Legion
Twenty-first Cavalry Reunion
Daramhurst
Amretixe
Commaxnen Jonas Brows
Post 195
Rosenthal
Post M8
Post
Commander Brown
Odd Fellows’ Opera House
Williamsburg
Calhoun
William Holtzheimer
Sixty-first Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
W. S. Lambert
Hamilton
Joan Hunter
T. G. Jones
Frank J. Gosser
Kennedy
Ewing
John
Grea
John C. Thomas
Union Veteran Legion
Fulmer, Young, Wheeler and
Stevenson
Joan Iicmann
Lizutexantt Oucar Sthaus
Wiley
Burchfield
James F. Michel
Coronel Hertxas
Old City
Sixteenth
Titusville
Hulings
Washington Infantry
Manor Station
Manon
Montgomery
Jenkins
Corporal McEwan
D. W. Frazer
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Patterson, Sn
Copenes Trinity
Your
Hoe & Kernan
Water Street
Rosenbaum & Co
Cleveland
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
Fulton Street
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Newark
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High
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Jerusalem
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Cora Coyle
Bellfield
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Soho
Lizzie Small
Misses Jenkins
Belle Snow
Kate Dickson
Ella Dalby
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Hich School
Franklin Marshal College
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Clarion State Normal School
St. Petersburg
Taz
Beatha Weaven
Morse
Filson
Goild Senterdey
Miss Adams
Sadie Burnett
W. Holmes
Rae
E. & Gress
Pitcairns
Wood St. Thsu
McMahon Bros
C. B. Cherry
Mme. A. Ruppert
Hamilton Banding
Fifth Ave
Sixth St. and
Penn Ave
Pakistan Novelties
Paris
London
Berlin
Alletheny
Ocii
Uwbrick
Sixth Street
Aiaere
D. L. Down
Indore
D.L. Dowd
Pascal
St. Jewes
C. D. Lewis