Get the Game Into Third Place Again
Ned Hanlon's Birdlets topple the Giants to secure third place as the Phillies rise with Chapman's Colonels winning twice against the Misfits of St. Louis. Baseball news notes Pittsburgh Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Baltimore New York Louisville St. Louis appear in league records and box scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Louisville
Pittsburg Sluggers Given Forfeit Win Over Absent Clevelands
Umpire Gaffney awarded a 9–0 victory to Pittsburg after the Cleveland club failed to show up at Exposition Park. The local team seeks a $1,000 fine from the Forest City club, arguing neglect of duty, while Cleveland cites rules. The decision preserves Pittsburg in third place as they depart for Cincinnati for further games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
Clevelands
Forest City
Gaffney
Ehret
Cleveland
Buckenberger
Washington
Cincinnati
Baldwin
Louisville
Pittsburg
Giants Fall At Polo Grounds In Season Finale
New York loses to Baltimore 7 to 3 at the Polo Grounds in the final game of the season. Attendance 541. Tiernan homered for New York while Storey drove in runs and Shindle and Stever turned in key plays. umpire Craine officiated a one hour and four minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Polo Grounds
Ebaltinorer
Burke
Shindie
Lye
Doyles
Swver
Tiernan
Daly
Ketter
Word
McMahon
Kelly
Boy
Cross
King
Viekttr
Knowies
Kotinson
Ewing
Baltims
Nas
Ron— Storey
Bares
Slowey
Vickery
jay—Shindle Aml
Stever
Philadelphia 5 Washington 5 in Washington clash
The Fillies defeated Washington 5 to 2 in a mid afternoon game in Philadelphia. Attendance 307. Notable plays include Larkin and Dowse with two hits each and a three base hit by Cress. First base on balls issued to Teliehel Reilly and Cross. Time one hour five minutes. Umpire Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washton
BPA
Npwla Kbpar Hoy
Hamilton
Oreilly
Larkin
Twitchell
Ichty
la Dowye
Connor
Dufer
Dratorr
McGluire Co
Tks
Torey
Per Vo
Dowse
Cress
Clements
Tasex
Dwifer
Keilir
Dubie
Stelliy
Cyunnoer
Keiliv
Allen
Cross
Qwhebe
Dowd
Teliehel
Reilly
Detehanty
Alien
Brolteber
Louis Tep
Oroks
Brown
Werden
Taylor
Hawley
Modie
Ingo Weaver
Duckley
Stratton
Kossett
Mormrnty
Jennings
Merritt
Sandera
Chine
Reltens
Louiaville
Biz
Sumany
St. Louis
Louisviire
Tewley
Sanders
Donne
Crooks
Genius
Balle
Manley
Iff Sanders
Hriggs
Icher—Hawler
Sirack
Ree A. Kame
Snyder
Browns Lose Buckley To Break in Collision in St Louis Game
Louisville beat St Louis 67 to ? in a game where catcher Dick Buckley suffered a broken forearm in a plate collision. A surgeon declared two fractures as Buckley was carried off. Attendance 499. notes on hits, errors, and fielding listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Get
Lousvilles
St. Louis
Iay
Browns
Dick Buckley
Brown
Today's League Schedule Brief
Pittsburg meets Cincinnati, Cleveland plays Shewisville, and Chicago faces St. Louis in a regional schedule update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Shewisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Bunt Abolished Says President In Early Season Outlook
President Van der Ale predicts the bunt will be abolished next season as fans demand hard hitting and more powerful plays. He notes the bunt is a scientific technique valued by purists but not favored by the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
van der Ale
Controversy Over Bunt Hit Sparks Fan Backlash
The excerpt cites fans and players opposing bunt hits as popular figures like Latham faced criticism for sacrificing to advance runners. The passage argues spectator resistance to bunts across cities, questioning why authorities should compel a play the public rejects or a theater manager would not impose on audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
Trons
McKeesport Club Beats Holy Ghost College In Close Game
A closely contested match at the college grounds in Marion station saw the McKeesport Young Men's Catholic Club defeat Holy Ghost College students. McKeesport's heavier lineup overpowered the visitors as ex cellent batting and pace raised the crowd's excitement. Referee Thomas H. Lee officiated to satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Station
McKeesport
Holy Ghost College
McKioes
Lee
Urpire
Franklin Baseball Soft Snap With Cochranton
Fearetrm October 12 Franklin baseball team meets Cochranton in a game shortened by darkness after 1 inning. Ewing, a former puzzle for Franklin, was pulled after the first frame. Scoring shows Franklin 2 Cochranton 5 with Franklin errors 7 and Cochranton 1. Pitchers Runninger and Mattern for Franklin and By hi c eee for Cochranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearetrm
Franklin
Cochranton
Ewing
Errors Franklin
Runninger
Mattern
Hi c. Eee
F. Fleming
Strack
Uinger
Pfeffer Ends Season Due to Leg Injury
Captain Fred Pfeffer left for Louisville and will play no more this season. He intended to join the team in Cleveland but leg pain forced him to quit. Chapman denies any rift in club management and says he remains harmonious in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Fred Pfeffer
Louisville
Cleveland
Chapman
Louis
Princeton to Meet Columbia Club as Two Games Added
In Was hington on October 12 special edition notes permission granted for two games to be played Saturday afternoon instead of Friday. Princeton College football representatives are slated to face the Columbia Athletic Club football men Friday afternoon with the schedule adjusted accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
Boston
Washington
Princeton
Columbia Athletic Club
The Giaats and Bridegrooms Championship Series Preview
New York and Brooklyn duel for the local championship after 14 games split, each side having seven wins and seven losses against the other. The likely finale could reach four series to decide the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Baseball News Roundup From The East And Midwest
Rumors abound as teams head toward Cincinnati with bets unsettled. Hutchinson and Miller loom as season finishers for Cleveland while Abbey faces possible release by Washington for poor fielding. Louisville’s Radford shines on the road and Tom Brown reportedly offers sprinters yard starts. Eight clubs may remain next season as league rules bite.
Corbett Refuses to Discuss Fitzsimmons and Mitchell Threat
James J. Corbett says Fitzsimmons not in his class and declines talk about Mitchell or Goddard. He vows to fight when ready, challenging Mitchell to cover, backs Jackson as top rival, and notes crowd pressures confine him to his room or theater while presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Mitchell
Scraxtrax
James J. Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Goddard
Corbett
Mitchell
Jackson
Sullivant
John
Wilmington Red and Gun Club Opens Three-Day Tournament
The three days' tournament began at Wilmington with favorable weather and solid attendance. Notable participants included Fred Quimby and Neal Apgar of New York, Landis and Schmeck of Reading, Keller of Philadelphia, and others from New Jersey Pennsylvania and Altoona. Landis Schmeck Fieles Keller and Peach were the principal winners.
Chicago Bicycle Tournament Prospects Rise in Crescent City
Carcaco Oct 12 The bicycle tournament committee reports strong East and West contingents. Eastern stars include Tyler Campbell Wheeler George C. Smith Arnold Billy Murphy Rich Dorntge Zimmerman and others. Western riders Bliss Munger Sunver Davis Ballard Keator Githens Winship Rhodes join. Tyler departs for Chicago and the others travel Saturday night aboard a special Pullman car on the Baltimore and Ohio road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carcaco
Tyler
Campbell
Wheeler
George C. Smith
Arnold
Billy Murphy
Rich
Dorntge
Zimmerman
Johnson
Ee Bliss
Munger
Sunver
Davis
Ballard
Keator
Githens
Winship
Rhodes
Baltimore
Uno Road
Bicycle Road Race From Brownsville to Centerville
This Brownsville Centerville 12 mile race started from scratch and was won by E G Michener in 47 minutes. Chris Pringle with 17 minutes handicap finished second with 174g E Hollowood 4 minutes handicap third. George G Weir Pittsburg 5 minutes handicap fourth with 58 minutes. Horwell 5 minutes handicap fifth J Binns 8 minutes handicap sixth. Bakewell and Norwell did not finish due to breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsviity
Brownsville
Centerville
E. G. Michener
Chris Pringle
E. Hollowood
George G. Weir
Pittsburg
1. Horwell
J. Binns
W. C. J. Bakewell
Norwell
First Practice Night of Pittsburgh Swimming Club
The Pittsburgh Swimming Club holds its first practice at the Natatorium tomorrow evening. Master Harry Goodwyn will present an exhibition of fancy and speed swimming and lifesaving demonstrations. Members are highly enthusiastic about the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittebur Swimming Club
Natatorium
Harry Goodwyn
Allegheny Checker Tourney Ends in Ties for First
The Allegheny Checker Tourney finished with Keauney and Harrison tied for first and second place. Burr and Lamb shared third and fourth. A playoff to resolve the tie is scheduled for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Allegheny players secure state tournament bids on Thanksgiving
Sen Ney defeated Harrison in the fifth series while Lamb defeated Barr in the first series. It remains uncertain which player will win the event, but Harrison and Benney will represent Allegheny in the State tournament in Pittsburg on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senney
Harrison
Lamb
Barr
Benney
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Yale Football Sidelined by Two Promising Players
Ill fortune strikes Yale football as Cross from Groton and Coxe must discontinue practice for the season. Cross’s father forbids his son from playing, while Coxe’s neck injury worsens, ending his year. Wallace, class ’89, arrived to coach and focus on ends, with Jenkins showing strong guard play on the second eleven, likely joining the varsity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Cross
Coxe
Groton
Cochrane
Mens
Rush
Attendante
Wallace
Jenkins
Harvard
Swarthmores Defeat University of New York 0–0
The Swarthmores defeated the University of New York by a score of 0 to 0 at Amherst grounds. In other matches Amherst beat Trinity 21 to 0 while Yule defeated Williams 2 to 0. Laureates beat Hamilton 8 to 0 at Troy and Browns defeated Fall River 24 to 0 at Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmores
University of New York
Amherst Grounds
Amhersts
Trinitys
STILL CHAMPION Davidson Defeats Woodward For Tennis Title
J C Davidson retains DC district title by defeating Oscar Woodward in straight sets 64 62 62 at the annual tournament. In doubles Davidson and Woodward lead Lad en and Wooten 64 41 when darkness halted play. Consolation singles winner J P Wooten beat W G Peter 8 6 2 W L McPherson beat Peter 6 2 6 3. McPherson and Wooten will play tomorrow. doubles to be decided Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasHindex
J. C. Davidson
District of Columbia
Oscar Woodward
Woodward
Davidson
Tom Laden
Wooten
Breckinridge Declines Dedicatory Oration at World’s Fair
Congressmen W C P Breckinridge refuses to deliver the dedicatory oration at the World’s Fair inauguration next Thursday. In a telegram to National Commission president T W Palmer he cites the Chicago press as fueling hostility after his opposition to the fair appropriation. World’s Fair officials plan to proceed with Chauncey Depew as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
W. C. P. Breckinridge
T. W. Palmer
National Commission
Breckintidce
Chicago
Major Handy
Congress
Chauncey Depew
Short city life stories report a day of accidents and events
Reports from Hazelwood to Allegheny recount a wagon fall injuring W. J. Carnahan, blasting in Boyd's Hill quarries alarming downtown, a Sharpsburg man struck by a car, flowers moved to a conservatory, a small fire at Pittsburg Brava Works, a lamp explosion injuring Nicholas Carvas, Ada Patterson Gallagher’s death arriving from Philadelphia, an unknown man buried in Bellevue, a Sixth Street bridge worker injured by a falling beam, a press club benefit planned for November 15 at the Duquesne Theater, and two wrecks on Woods Row line with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Carnahan
Hazelwood
Homewood Avenue
Kelly Streets
Boyd's Hill
Witt Husseruax
Sharpsburg
North Main Street
Highland Park
Pittsburg Brava Works
Sandusky Street
Allegheny
Nicholas Carvas
Allegheny General Hospital
Ada Patterson Gallagher
Philadelphia
City
Washington Street
Tation
Bellevue
James Shrad
Sixth Street
Robinson Street
Pittsburg Press Club
Sixth Avenue
Duquesne Theater
Woods’ Row
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company
Henry Smith
Alidgheny Drilling Company
Noone
Police report of disorderly conduct and theft incidents
A series of Allegeny and Allegheny townships police actions include EliaSorpski before Squire White for a speak easy, Kinney jailed for hearing on alleged disorderly conduct, and multiple arrests for assault, reckless driving, and theft. Citizens report purse theft and disturbances at poolrooms and on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axton EliaSorpski
Squire White
Aliquippa Township
James Kinney
Alderman Gupp
James Crey
Many Born
Pennsylvania Avenue
Allegheny Police
Davin Rice
Alderman Richards
Morris Foster
Rice
Seventeenth Ward
Storewide sale of watches and jewelry in Allegheny
The sale at John Mitchh's store 130 Federal Street Allegheny Pa resumes Thursday October 18 and runs daily at 9:00 AM and 7:30 PM until the stock is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchh
Federal Street
Allegheny
Wa. m
Furniture and Carpet Sales by W A Hoeveler
W A Hoeveler storage at 1211 Pike Street Pittsburgh advertises selling household effects including furniture and carpets. They offer wagons for pickup, report each item as sold, and list telephone contact 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hoeveler
Pike Street
Pittsbury
Lamplighter Prevails In Fast Lexington Trot
Racing at Morris Park on October 12 drew 15 000 turf fans as Lamplighter won the opening race in a tight finish. Fairy and Yemen delivered swift five furlong wins while Banouet captured the Manhattan Handicap. Lady Mary and Marshall staged a late duel in the finale with Lamplighter posting the best time among six races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Park
Trach
Lamplighter
Montana
St. Felix
Fairy
Yemen
Garrison
Annie F
Wormser
Banouet
Kadeer
Marshall
McCafferty
Reiss
Lady Mary
Summarines
Races at Morris Park Previewed with Sold Pools
Louisvillix October 12 Speciet reports pools sold for Morris Park races tomorrow. First race three quarters of a mile features Aloha and Plecalo with diverse entries. Second to sixth races list weights, names, and betting figures for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillix
Morris Park
Aloha
Plecalo
Benstrome
Sirrocco
Fairy
Belle D
Sonora
Wait Jim
Rex
Felex
Vestibule
Steve Estes
Frank Kinney
Sir Matthew Im
Dynostre
Arab
Experience
Mordoth
Strephon
Alt Young
Hydy
Essex
Bertha Billy
Lawless
Guy. Foraker
Helen Nichols
Youar Arion
Propriety
Ajax
Eagle
Rainbow
Yorkville
Chiswick
Geo
Astoria
Dastardly Trice at Trotting Meet Ends In Horse's Death
At Point Breeze a drugged trotting horse Grovers died on the track after a heat at a local meeting. Owner William Shanley and driver Joseph A. Lyman were expelled for suspected poisoning. a fourth party, Rell Hollister, was also banished as an accessory. Second division results and unsettled heats noted amid the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritapetrata
Point Breeze
Grovers
William Shanley
Lewis House
Binghamton
N. Y
Shanley
Joseph A. Lyman
Lyman
Association
Rell Hollister
Kitty Frazier
National Drivers' Association Formed for Trotting Horsemen
Lexineton Oct 12 Special The National Drivers' Association was organized Monday night with Charles Marvin elected president and Crit Davis as vice president. A board of governors will elect other officers and bylaws and a constitution were adopted. The aim is to unite and protect drivers across the United States in trotting circles.
Drivers Seek Reforms for Fair Racing Standards
Interviews with leading drivers reveal aims to curb abuses, demand competent judges, and require open trials for charged fraud. They seek evenly matched starts, improved eligibility, and a professional standard reflecting merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Canada
Ryland T Wins Free-for-All Trotting at Lexington Meet
About 7,000 attended the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association event in Lexington Kentucky where Ryland T captured the free-for-all trot after five heats. The track was in fine condition and faster times were logged than the class’ entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland T
Lexixotor
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Turner Bay
Exciting pacing and trot events at Isorrenpexce card
Darkness halted most races after Ethel B won the 2:30 pace heats. The 245 trot drew 19 starters with Albion, Mary Leech and Dami ana each holding two heats, postponed to tomorrow. A yearling race also carried over after Sorceress on Beulah each had a heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isorrenpexce
Ethel B
Albion
Mary Leech
Damiana
Beulah
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes from the Turf and Track
Grover W. Hays notes no game means no winner and J E PerrER will not retire with 30 yearlings in training at Lexington. Const Reaper Killral was champion by technicality. A J Cassatt owned a big La Fleche La Leger victory. Sam Day trains Peter Priddy for a race against Cocrtarr. High School coach JahesSTON says his team will play W and D College second eleven. No Lamplighter Tammany project meeting this season. Matt Byrnes refuses to send Tammany to post before next year. The colt is expected to win the Suburban in 1903. Doe Street fined $50 for jockey Penn not parading Mr Sass. fine reduced to $350 too much. Penn failed to parade Anna B on several occasions and Rainbow yesterday. Morris brothers see no ties with Morrie Park officials over fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover W. Hays
J. E. Perrer
Lexington
Constant Reaper
Killral
A. J. Cassatt
Sam Day
Peter Priddy
Cocrtarr
If. T. Jahesston
W. &d. College
Lamplighter
Tammany
Matt Byrnes
Doe Street
Penn
Mr. Sass
Anna B
Rainbow
J. A
A. H. Morris
Morrie Park
Messis
Morris
Notable Visitors and Political Figures Stop in Pittsburgh
Major McDowell of Mercer and J J Spearman of Sharon arrive amid campaign chatter. Col Andy Stewart and D A Guiler secure hotel stays as discussions hint at upcoming short term congressional victory. Several Pittsburghers travel to New York for events and hotel lists reveal notable local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major McDowell
Mercer
Hirge
J. J. Spearman
Sharon
Fiery losses across several towns from early week blazes
The report cites fires at Sacramento-Tie Rom Hotel and adjoining property with losses of 30000 and total guest evacuation. Galveston Creosote Works suffers uninsured 75000 blaze. Atchison Kansas reports prairie fires started by locomotive sparks. Knutford steamship load damaged but ship safe. Minnesota Fosston fire devastates timber and homes. ongoing resistance with rain likely to halt spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Baker & Hamilton
Galveston
Galveston Creosote Works
Galveston Whart Company
Atchison, Kan
Kansas
Knutford
Elne
Knutsfor l
Carlisle £ Co
Newcastle
England
Munele
Ind
Onio Wagon Works
Cincinnati
Wilier
Fosston
Minn
East Red Lake Agency
River News and Notes Louisville Dispatch
Louisville river items report business hull weather is cloudy river stationary with 10 inches on the falls and 3 feet 2 inches on the canal and 3 feet 6 inches below. Cincinnati Congo lists boats bound for Evansville via Kanawha and notes J. W. Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fepech
Louisville
Cincinnati
Congo
Evansrille
J. W. Hart
River Gauge Readings and Weather Summary
Upper Gauges show clear and pleasant conditions with the Jexertex River at 10 inches and falling. The Ohio River between Pittsburg and Cincinnati is being inspected by U S Engineer K K Jones as dykes and drains receive special attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Woods
Matsamoras
Cairo
Paducah
St. Louis
Paukrnssene
Ohio
Vague river and harbor notes from the Pelican era
The report covers river traffic at Davis Island dam and the fourth pool, mentioning the Stella Moran delivering coal and ships like the Cyclone and the Blaine in fog delays. It lists several captains, engineers, and owners from Petersburg and nearby towns, noting crew recognitions, licenses issued, health trips, and potential labor strikes among sand boats crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Davis Island
Seven Sons
Cart
Gorge Thesia
Charles Jutte & Co
Ronent Jack
Allenport
Stella Moran
Harry McDonsell
Sewickley
New York
Farrell
Robert Jenkins
Conover piano praised for tone and tuning stability
In a long term comparison the Conover piano demonstrated purity and sweetness of tone, strong yet lyrical power, precise key action, and excellent tuning stability. The maker’s durable frame resisted heat tests, reinforcing its lasting in-tune performance. Sold by H Kieber & Bro., 506 Wood Street, Adv. for Conover pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshurt
Allerheny
Messrs
Fe Growth in a Local Market
The piece touts Fe as growing due to consistent good honest reliable qualities and widespread competitive prices. It argues the business expands because customers find the same standards everywhere.
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Phillies
Moston
Hiladelphia
Pottapecrmia
Loui
Pfeffer
Will
Balpwwls
Reds
Ae Hutchieon
Miller
Aocie Neon
Abbey
Path Radford
Tom Brown
Anyuisville
Artice Clarkson
Bostons
Sant Wise
Binghamtons
Prae
Nichols
Providence Journal
Mtteburge
Buston Globe
James J
Hoe
Wilmington
Michener
Mr. Davidson
Breckinridge
W. Pener
Cannonsburg
Joseph Stoney
Kim
South Diamond Street
Alleghenny
Perry
Liberty
Lietenant Tnornton
Sims
Felix
Blake
Versatile
Bergen
Lizzie
Mutunis
Keezerk Fairy
Fitzpatrick
Cheapeake
Sthompnen
Becouss
Alcalde
Marcelini
John Etta
Mutuas
Liazelta
Lambley
Sreeam
Dogen
Bordeaux
Sirroccy
Volunteer
Pansy
Ruby Payne
Henstrome
Heads Or Tails
Sweet Alice
Lyceum
Ligretta
Dienstrome
Volunteer II
Hearts Or Tails
Mutuals
Fitzsummons
M. Bergen
Grace Brown
Giraffe
Pat Matley, Jr
Chiswick Sandown
Sam Weller
Giraffe Colt
Wormer II
Sandown
Pat Malloy
Queenie Trowbridge
Hassell
Candelabra
Kildeer
Banqguet
Litos
Russell
Toi. Mutuals
Lady Mary Ss
Miss Fisher
Cox
Commotion
Eph
Kitty Fragier
Wilkes
Josie
F. Aikbiii
Cranston
Nannie Miller
Lyon
Vatelien
Harry Cyecrecenses
Pennsylvania
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Virginia
Provenone
Det
Weather Bureau
Tempesatche
Hainfall
Smattic
Taby
Ed Dean
Turner Bo Betsy Jane
Victor Mazzone
General Hancock
Lorena
Pearl McGregor
Herschel
the Trotters
Mystic Park
Alcander
Baby
Aude Es
Tad Dunnette
Milford G
Dora Thorne
Faille Wilkes
Annle Mac
Bird
Sliver Spray
Haty
Valley
Hattie i A
Henry H
George All
O Ua
Madison
Watson
George Gower
Eliza Benson
Benefactor, Jr
William Booth
General Booth
Salvation Army
Andy Stewart
Ohio Pyle
W. G. Guiler
Uniontown
Duquesne
Paul Emil Girodet
St. Etienne
France
Girodet
Lizzie E. Hall
Steubenville
Staly
Janes Kegg
Bedford
Pittspare vecessUay
William Hasson
Hasson
Oil City
Anderson
D. H. Hastings
Austin L. Bailey
Newark
Justice Paxson
Justice Green
Pittsburgers
PIRE
River News and Notes
Aypnew
McRoberts
Posey
Mi Morgentown Suierany
My “ Gould
Vesta
Bosteen
Titan
Tue
Blaine
le Elizabeth
Joymenvs Meclean
Bertie
Thomas 4
A. B. Galloway
Surrey
Lev J. Woeth
Petersbor
Levi J. Workum
Petersburg
MH. P. Forten
B. HK
Tilley
Pittsburg Coal Exchange
Nothern
Monongahela
Tenth Street
Exchange
Tus
Joseph B. Williams
Darts Island
Yesterda
Invitaen
Mien
Michael Munball
Elek Paterson
Srowesne National Bank
John Philips
Iron Queen
Ee McKinley
Williams
Charles Jutt
Bill Caskery
J. C. Longwell
August Jutte
Pilo
David McAllister
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Wanamiared & Gadwh
Sixth St
Blackwell’s Buil Durham
Bull Durham
Blackwell’s
Durham Tobacco Co
Durham, N.C
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