McGunnigle Approved to Manage Pittsburg Club Next Season
The directors decided to engage McGunnigle as manager for the next season after his satisfactory explanation. Hanlon will remain on the team under the manager’s plan, and King will play under reasonable contract terms. McGunnigle plans to sign several players including two fielders a third baseman and a pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moenacer McGunnigle
McGunnigle
Dispatcr
Metinonigle
Seach
MocGunnigle
Heard
Maulon
Hanlon
King
Pittsburg
Baldwin
Pitebury
the Treasury
Iuunice
Giants Plot to Join American Association Stir Up New York Fans
Rumors claim Richardson Conner and Buckley may move from the New York Giants to the American Association. Press reports say Richardson and Conner may join the Athletics for a higher salary, with Buckley desired by Chicago. The prospect alarms local baseball lovers as the Giants’ management faces pressure from rival leagues and debates over league alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeak
Richardson
Commer
Husie
Buckley
American Assocision Clube
Tots City
Conner
New York
Rosie
Lesball
Athletics
Ekovie
Chicago American Association
Tuckley
Chicago
New Yorkers
Ameatwriend
Itte
J. van der Horst
Taultimaore
Dresiient Iyrne
Brooklyn
Princeton Wesleyan intercollegiate game prep scene
A large contingent of Princeton students heads to the first interstate championship game of the season against Wesleyan University. Tickets for the University of Pennsylvania championship game go on sale, with crowd limits and early purchases noted. Names from various cities appear in prize listings and football lineup details are provided for an Exposition Park exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proverro
Norcal
Studonts
Princeton
Wesleyan University
Manhattan
Philadelphia
William M. Urian
Wilkesbarre
Lancaster
Mr. Ekety
Harrisburg
William J. Albus
Henry A. McNalty
Pittsburg
Warren Seymour
Chicago
Samuel Howe
Penn sylvunis College Meets Western Maryland Tomorrow
The strongest eleven from Penn sylvunis College travels to Westmin ster to face Western Maryland College tomorrow. Boyer and Albert lead the team after a recent rumpus last month. Captain Gey Auil notes the squad's renewed training and tide for the ester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvunis College
Westimineter
Western Maryland College
Boyer
Albert
Gey Auil
At the State College
Team Practice Highlights Core Passing And Ball Handling
Eleven players practiced under Captain Hipsed as they ran drills focused on passing and catching. The session emphasized team cohesion and ball control ahead of upcoming competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leven
Ponnayl
East End Gyms to Meet Washington and Jefferson College
Today at Liberty Park the East End Gyms face Washington and Jefferson College in a highly anticipated football game. The Gyms list Barr Kirchner Grard Hap Libertson Coats plus Aull Dwarke Martin Proctor Moe Fry Steen Dibert J Aull and Thomas as substitutes with Wilson set for 3 pm. A large crowd is expected as the Gymns appear in new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
East End
Washington and Jefferson College
Barr
Hene Kirchner
Vnal
Libertson
Coats
Aull
Dwarke
Martin
Proctor
Moe
Fry
Steen
Dibert
J. Aull
Thomas
Wilson
R. Mu
Temperance football team triumphs 16 to 0 over Lehigh Freshmen
The Temperance football squad defeated Lehigh Freshmen 16 to 0. The victors held all key territory and secured the win on their side of the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovre Bermeneu
Temperance
Lehigh
Sullivan hears from Great John L Buckers on Slavin bout
Brooklyn sportsman Charley Johnson reports a telegram from John L. Sullivan arriving in San Francisco and urging a fight with Slavin after June. Johnson and Arthur Lumley back Sullivan. Slavin remains evasive about fighting in America, delaying a decision while Sullivan trains under Johnson and backers.
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New York
Charley Johnson
Brooklyn
John L. Sullivan
San Francisco
Slavin
Siavin
London
America
Sullivan
Australia
St. Louis
Oping
Kilrain
Muldoon
Sullivan to Meet Slavin for £10000 Side Bet in New York
John L. Sullivan announces readiness to fight Frank Slavin and stake £10000 in a side bet. He has written to friends in New York and will telegraph to clinch the match with the Australian. Sullivan plans to time his New York arrival with Slavin and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John L. Sullivan
Frank Slavin
New York
Sullivan
Slavin
Mitchell
Corbett Offered Fight With Choynski For Purse
San Francisco dispatch reports the Pacific Athletic Club telegraphed Jim Corbett asking him to fight Choynski, who has arrived from Australia, for a purse of unknown amount. The offer aims to stage a match to showcase boxing talent in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
Pacific Athletic Club
Jim Corbett
Choynski
Australia
Beretxo's Race Track Sees Fine Weather and Busy Day
At Beretxo's Race Track in Wasnington on October 30 a large crowd attended under clear skies. Races featured purses from 300 to 900 dollars with winners including Noonday, Pickpocket, Cella, Girey Gown, and others. Entries for tomorrow list multiple handicaps and mile races with numerous horses named such as Tarantella, Black Beste, Strathmeath, and King Thomas among the contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretxo
Wasnington
Constantinople
King Mack
Fane Seng
Rae Lao Tile and
Cella
Pai
Prather
Girey Gown
Hegaries
Fitpa Up
Tarantella
Almacolt
St. Mark
Ss. Gondolier
Dora
Mrs. Perk
Sjiarroerita
Marr Stoon
George W. Lorat
Strathmeath
G. W. Cook
Ocypete
White Rose
Ella
Trather
Plin Isame Lewis
Somerset
King Thomas
Thiers L
Bothwell
Larchmont
Tattler
Billy M
Staner
John
Nashville Track Meets Weather and Crowd at West Side Park
Pleasant conditions draw a large crowd as betting runs high at West Side Park. Races include 2 year olds and other stakes with Hood third in one event. Somerset wins the mile race with Hedy second and Warelot third in 1 43. Ollie Glenn tops five furlongs in a free handicap. Little Annie wins the fourth race while Patt Rosa takes the fifth and Jack of Diamonds prevails in the six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasavitty
Trey
Nashville
West Side Park
Eriling
Elanie
Hood
Somerset
Hedy
Warelot
Ollie Glenn
Blaze Dake Cae
Alary
Jack of Diamonds
Dick Delaney
Phantom
Pace records fall at Isperceperce Iowa mid distance meet
Ror Wilkes set a pacing mile record at 2 19 flat in Isperceperce. Birchwood by Nutwood lowered his mile pace to 2 18. Second and third race summaries show times around 2 16 to 2 55 with Waterloo Bor noted in second. Additional leg details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Isperceperce
Iowa
Col
Forrest
Maeva
Sidic
Eid Bebbengat Peekessstaehterwerse Des
Waterloo Bor
Sullivan and Gould Set to Race Tomorrow on Homongabeeeele River
Between John Sullivan of Homestead and Dan Gould of this city a race on the Homongabeeeele River is scheduled for 5 o clock tomorrow. The distance is one mile with bets already placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Homestead
Dan Gould
Local football and club turmoil noted in city sports
Report summarizes a busy day of local football with mentions of Pittsburgh prospects and manager Mogunigle praising Blerbauer. New York magnates face issues from a six to seven man club structure. Daily notes on players, a Linden track race, Jimmy Galvin’s wardrobe win, and calls to sign McGunaigie as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Pitteburg
Mogunigle
Blerbauer
New York
Dave Jos Fardiey
Frankstown
Wilston
Linden
Jimmy Galvin
Jimmy
Jotamapontes
McGunaigie
Gry HeekEere
Guy
Lee
FANS FOR FUEL GAS DEAL PROMISED
Reports from McKreasport say Union Gas Company will receive gas from Versailles Gas Company once a line improvement is completed. A patent steam fan costing about 20 000 pounds will boost gas pressure, with completion within two weeks, enabling ample supply to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckreesport
Union Gas Company
Versailles Gas Company
Versailles Gas
People’s Gas Company
Murraysville
Versailles
Grapeville
Hotel Arrivals List From Across The Nation
A long hotel arrivals page lists guests by name and city from New York to London. Among names are Morongaweta W A Hourann, H Wessling Boston J A Mero Chicago S Sparr, and many others with affiliations to Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia and Washington. The scattered roster notes guests in Seventh Avenue and other venues with numerous pairs and spouses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
F. Locke
Omee
F. Sikes
Buffalo
F. Hancock
Washington
B. Drapebars
West Alexandria
W.S. Morse
Boston
J. L. Hill
Cincinnati
D. W. Glenn
Cleveland
John PD. Denhl
S. HB. Bayley
George M. Nash
M. Eee M. Lottin
Louis Freeaman
London
Gotinbae
W. Benjamin and Wife
Brooklyn
C. B. D. Richardson
Herman Becker
John McKinney
BE. M. Weil
Chicago
W. Potter
Erie
C. Brueck
Rochester
Merrill
Seattle
A. M. Canson
C. H. Wenke
New York
LC. Ees
Kansas City
Almont Hall
Toledo
H. W. Childs
Binghamton
F. Charnock
A. L. Pierce
Irvona
J. J. Kraus
A. L. Scott
Wilmington
J. A. Crawford
New Gastie
EW. Snook
Franklin
W. G. Cook
Wife
Ws .& Henry
Detroit
J. Goodhart
Clevelan Sc
Hovis
Butler
Dougherty Isid Acheson
Washi H
Guggenheimer
C. Wheelock
Bedford
Fergus Ferguson
Glaspaw
Miss Ferguson
J. L. Morrison
E.W. Shackelton
Troy
J. A. Dewey
Duluth
W. H. Metall
J. H. Nichols
W. C. Wood
EL. Willey
T. A. Decker
R. Wake and Wife
Topeka
Oh. Fisher
Springfield
G. Greiner
G. Wheelin
Columbus
D.T. Taylor
J. J. Sommer
Henry Bailey
Beaver Falls
A. J. Meyer
Lentown
Ek. H. Ten Eyrk
J Wilson
Baltimore
Frank Cole
M. Freudenheim
Elmira
James Macfarlane
J. F. Theakston
Salem
J. Way
Oor
H. Nevin
Brown
William Murray
Wheeling
Moses Sullivan
Bradford
F. Wiliams
Greensburg
Co. W. Wilson
Johnstown
R. Reagan
Broadford
R. 5. Daniels
Toonetown
B.C. Fretes
Scottdale
A. J. Thomas
Thomas
J. F. Dravo
Beaver
D. T. Keenan
C. Davis
German Tcown
Thomas McFadyen
Latrobe
Miss Coyne
A. B. Caven
Chiesge
E. J. Jones
W. Hee. Mevere
Mereredale
FE. H. Lomas
A.G. Leonard
Brownsville
Jane McCullough
Sewickley
D. Milton
Ball
D. D. Northrop
Eric
Lena A. Emery
Roe Aggeorge
F. 4. Hall
Charles Boice
Saxonburg
E. and
W. Jams
Waynesburg
School Board Battles Over Treasurer in Brappace
In Brappace on October 3, the School Board’s choice of D. Hamilton as Treasurer replaces Dowler, who was deemed elected illegally. Dowler allegedly kept 2 percent of funds and will work without pay this year as the board seeks legal guidance to resolve the treasury dispute amid a roughly $45,000 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappace
D. Hamilton
Dowler
Mlegal
Hamilton
Jon
Taxpaya
Untitled remark on a figure accused of abuse and opium use
A fragment notes that she was abused but also describes the subject as having a bad temper and being an opium fiend who often stayed out at night.
Double Murder in Laredo Smuggling Case Ends with Fatal Knife
United States Deputy Marshal George Wise and helper Garcia were mortally stabbed by smuggler Francesco Florez near the schoolhouse plaza after a stakeout for contraband mescal. Wise died after describing the events, Garcia perished from his wounds, and Florez fled as a possible extradition demand looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
United States
George Wise
Francisco Salazar
Francesco Florez
Marshal Wise
Florex
Wise
Garcia
Florez
Mexico
Court of Justice
River News and Notes Louisville Boats and Water
River weather in Louisville shows a rising water level with 3 inches in the canal and 4 feet 5 inches at the locks foot. Departures listed include Madison Bellair Kentucky River City of Clarksville Evansville Joe Fowler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Madison
Bellaire
Kentucky River
Carksville
Evansville
Joe Fowler
Prairie Fire Ravages Gray and Ford Counties
A traveler reports fierce prairie fires across Gray and Ford counties. A Santa Fe train sped through flames with windows closed as burning farms, hay stacks, and grain fields blistered the countryside. He cites probable loss of human lives and many head of stock around Beaumont in Butler county as thousands of acres burn and fences fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicnita
Kan
Gray
Ford Counties
Santa Fe
Beaumont
Butler County
River Gauges Report Varied Conditions Across Cities
Weather and river reports show several towns with rivers at varying levels. Evansville, Wheeling, and Cincinnati indicate rivers falling, with clear to pleasant conditions in most areas. New Orleans remains partly cloudy and pleasant, while readings range around two to seven feet at different stations.
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Evansville
Wheeling
Allen
Parkersburg
New
Qorleans
H. M. Hoxie
Tow
St. Louis
Camp
Chloudy
T. Louwe
Promised Bride Marries Before Sheriff Arrives
Miss Kate Reichard of Roaring Springs sues Harry N. Ingram for breach of promise. A warrant of arrest and $1500 bond were issued, but before the sheriff could seize him the couple wed at Newry Church with Rev. A. A. Felton officiating.
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Hourmarsseen
Roaring Springs
Kate Reichard
Harry N. Ingram
John Orr
Lochinvar
Young Ingram
A. K. Felton
Newry
Catholic Congress to Move Next Gathering to Chicago
The Committee of the Catholic Congress chose Chicago as the site for the next Congress on or after July 1, 1891. A protest against slavery filed by German settlers of Pennsylvania is noted, with a historic paper to be featured in THE Dispatch tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee of the Catholic Congress
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Exchange to Hold Meeting Today at 7 p.m.
The Pittsburg Exchange plans a meeting at 7 p.m. today. S.R. Patterson reported the Charleston line will run two boats once navigation opens, with Louise as the new vessel, departing every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 P.M. James P. Jack, a long-time riverman, died in Bellevue at 77. he began on the river in 186? as a master carpenter and piloter, later working between Pittsburg and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
A. Mt
S. R. Patterson
Charleston
Louise
James P. Jack
Bellevue
St. Louie
Jack
Kinley Lod
Biddle Roberts
Brown and Bowser Case Trails Cast of Local Officials
In Mansktty Oct 30 special report Harry W Brown traveling salesman for Tracey and Avery embezzlement totals rise to over 7000 while Brown released pending adjustment. His father and father in law of Galion work to raise 5000 to cover the deficit. In Jonxstown forty farmers face trespass charges over a public sale near the Bowser estate sale against the widow’s claim as administrator tries to proceed linking to legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansktty
Harry W. Brown
Tracey & Avery
Brown
Galion
Jonxstown
Georges 8S
Bowser
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Fossil Discoveries
A history brief notes arrivals of ocean steamships and a feature describing a house full of fossils, with Wonderful remains noted for a lake in Oregon. The item previews The Dispatch to publish details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Fires rage across towns amid large losses and insurance
Across Rebstein Tarentum Clinton and multiple cities fires destroy hundreds of houses and business blocks. Losses run into thousands with insurance coverage noted in several cases. Notable blazes include Chicago stockyards empire house and Cleveland malt house with substantial damage. In Brazil Turnbuckle factory and in Macon Central Railroad station blaze cause major losses. a boy dies amid the smoke incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Hanover Street
Johnstown
Kantz Brothers
Chicago
International Packing Company
Empire
Cleveland
H. Miller & Co
Loda
Brazil
Indi
Losa
Brazil Steel and Iron Company
Atv Peoriz
Kingman, Warren & Co
Boston Superior Criminal Court
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Park Commissioners
Bond
Supreme Court
Inter State Commerce Commission orders restitution in orange rate case
The commission ruled the 10 cent per box orange rate hike from November 23 1900 was unjustified and excessive by five cents, ordering reduction and restitution to those entitled. It marks the first time the ICC imposed restitution for past excesses rather than only cease and desist orders. In Texas a mob killed a black man accused of murdering a white family, chaining him to a tree and burning him, with the governor denouncing the act and offering rewards for mob members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission Today
Railroad Commission of Florida
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Company
Florida
New York
Avsers
Tex
Linden
Cass County
T W Simond shuttering Burlington button factory move
In Burlington Vermont T W Simond is moving its button factory to new premises. The Metric Metal Company from Beaver Falls is bringing machinery to the recently completed buildings. Several units arrived today as Standard Oil expands suburban property holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eare
T. W.simond
Burlington
Metric Metal Company
Beaver Falls
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Oil Firm Agent Heads to Tortinna for Oil Field Talks
Josefn Brurr of the Oil Well Supply Company departed on the Limited heading to Tortinna Oregon to study newly discovered oil fields and advance his firm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josefn Brurr
Tortinna
Pittsburgers Arrive at New York Hotels
New York special report lists arriving Pittsburgers at major hotels including Mrs Brown and Mrs J K Hoff at Grand Central and J Li Pio at Astor House with several others named at Metropolitan Rex Kerr and Imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress appoints temporary secretary for racing group
CrowoieNaTI Oct 30 Mr M Lewis Clarke president of the American Turf Congress names Colonel E C Hopper of Latonia Jockey Club secretary pro tem replacing Inte B G Brucde. The body of western and southern racing associations will be notified of the next meeting set for November 11 at the Muamoviseeotel Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lewis Clarke
American Turf Congress
E. C Hopper
Latonfia
Local Disputes Lead to Jail Terms and Robbery Capture
De Toonxrox and Fred Tiusch argued across the river and were jailed after a Thursday evening dispute. Alderman Succop delayed a decision. Jony H. Iannis jailed for stealing $2 from Josephine Krars. Steven Coma arrested for stealing a sepee from John Smertz’s orchard. MCCALLABAS sent to workhouse for 9% days for causing a disturbance on Penn avenue. Sam Russell, brother of Sebe Russell, captured as one of the robbers. $1240 recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Toonxrox
Fred Tiusch
Succop
Jony H. Iannis
Eleventh Street
McKenna
Josephine Krars
Steven Coma
Crehan
John Smertz
Zelwood
Janes McCallabas
Hyndman
Penn Avenue
Durant, Miss
Sam Russell
Sebe Russell
Ress
Man Killed on Baltimore and Ohio near Bessemer Gauntlet
The deceased is Edward O'Donnell of Braddock, a brick-yard worker. He was killed last night on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near the Bessemer gauntlet. Remains were sent to Braddock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnesront
Baltimore and Ohio
Bessemer
Edward O'Donnell
Braddock
Enthusiastic Democrat Bets 40 on Five Northern States Swing
An activist Democrat plans a bet on a three of five states Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio and jaws likely to vote Democratic next Tuesday with an average margin of 40.09 in 184. The governor race will decide in all states except Pennsylvania where a state treasurer vote may be used if no governor election occurs. Today's Scull Eree MekKexstorr Oct 91 special notes a single seats race for 100 a side at Tar Insraton.
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Tar Insraton
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jaws
Harrison ii
Pennsylvania Pointers and Local Rail News
The Philadelphia Company struck a large new gas find at West Elizabeth. A failed safe robbery target was Oil City’s Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad depot. Beaver resident MansHall McDownatp won fifty dollars against the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad for farm damage during track work. Jacob Lawrence, an Ashland car inspector, died leaving 800000 in Brooklyn real estate to a Brooklyn sister. PITTSBURGEERS in Alaska and sights to see in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
West Elizabeth
Western
New York and Pennsylvanian Railroad
Oil City
MansHall McDownatp
Beaver
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Jacob Lawrence
Ashland
Brooklyn
Unhappy Marriage Ends in Fatal Shooting in New York
James P. Walden, 20, was shot in the neck by his wife Annie, 20, around 8 pm and died an hour later. A terse note ties the tragedy to an unhappy marriage and alleged neglect by Walden. An officer restrained the distraught wife as she retained the pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James P. Walden
Annie
Walden
Usual Saturday Kid Glove Bargains Adverts
Advert shows morning arrival of ladies suede and kid gloves from Jos. Honxe & Co at 607 H21 Penn Ave. Mentions upcoming Monday sale of horses and mules at Manchester stable. Also notes Novelty Four In Hand Scarf and nets creating elegant knot. Wine Chaice at 47 Sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Honxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Manchester
Novelty Four-In-Hand Scarf Knots At Wit Price
Entirely new novelty four in hand scarf advertised as the handsomest knot seen. Available only at Wit Price located at 47 Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Price
Sixth Street
Gloves and Mittens At Special Low Prices
Eros. Homer and Co offer all sorts and qualities of children's gloves and mittens at special low prices today at 607 621 Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros
Homer & Co
Penn Avenue
Plain Cheviot and Fur Trimmed Jacket Prices
Plain Cheviot or diagonal vesting jacket with embroidered silk facing imported at 14 dollars. At 15 dollars a stylish fur trimmed all wool cheviot jacket silk finished with natural head fastenings. Fur trimmed bedford cord and diagonal jackets Astrachan collar roll silk lined 20 dollars.
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Astrachan
Paris
Pittsburg
Berlin
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Charley Bing
Scllivens
General Sporting News
Schlosser
Vverpaves
Koste
Exposition Park
McDonald
Pirra- Dune
Meilerneaths
Pit
Revertwon
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W. Powell
Crowley
Attwell
W. Levine
Baoke J. W. Havidlisty
J. Me Vickeren
MeVicker M. MeVicker
Wardle A. Moeiprient
O Brien
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J. Morn
Mpires
el Lickelym
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South Bethlehem
John L
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Corbett
Ireland
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Octa
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General Sporting Notes
McKeesport
Treasuryship
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Wet
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United Sates Weather Bureau
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Kix
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West Fourteenth Street
River News and Notes
Allegheny Junction
Ata Pr
Woik
Wolff & Randolph
Rebstein
St. Gale Switzerland
Tarentum
Hansbury
Clinton, N. 2
Holt
H. H. Linccoln & Co
Samuel W. Thornton
Eva Jawell
Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church
Coney Island
Macon
Union Station
Central Railroad of Georgia
Parker
Henry Sloan
Nashville Gas Company
Venere
Okee
Lo Passagewarne Company
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
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Hornparssure
New England Trust Company
Recorder's Office
Biasil County
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Railroad Company
Pittsburgers
the Turf Congress
MekKexstorr
Pittsburgeers
Alaska
Trs Pancers & Jones
Fifth Ave
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Jos. Horaxe & Co
Pik
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Syaupi
Fics
JAS. S. Kirk & CO
MASS
C. W. Stone
Warren
F. A. Burr
E. A. Montooth
W. C. Moreland
W. A. Stone
Clarence Burleigh
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louisville, KY
Epg
Wew
York, Me
Fidelity
Real
the People's Store
Fifth Avenue
Cloak Department
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