Labor Day Demonstrations Promised Across States
Labor leaders push for a national Labor Day with a large Pittsburgh carpenters march and plans to advance a bill through Congress. The eight hour movement and widespread parades are set from Greensburg to Scottdale with 10 000 to 15 000 in line, featuring unions and secret societies including the Flint Glassworkers and Knights of Labor affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Ilinois
Tur Disratca
Sraan
Federation of Labor
M. T. Skelly
John Beck
Thomas Boks
Fred V. Smith
Arthur 5. Smyth
George Wilsow
John Hoffman
Thomas Cullens
FE. B. McElroy
Robert Michael Yy
Southside
Hammel's Garden
Mount Oliver
Pennsylvania
Green
Jeannette Pa
Greensburg
William D
American Flint Glassworkers
Alleetation
Earbour
John W. Hayes
K. of L
Grangers
Westmoreland County
L. F. Armbruster
George Sidebottom
L. A. 76
Charles Schulz
Flints
Scottdale
John Flannery
Puntsutawney
Chambers & McKee to Start Window House Delay?
Reported in the city yesterday that Chambers and McKee would delay starting their window house for two weeks to respect manufacturers. The tentative plan was disputed by those with an interest in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers & McKee
Wight
Smithies to Strike Over Wages and Saturday Hours
Journeymen horseshoers in the county vote to strike for higher pay and revised hours. Members of Union No 9 met after quitting work in Hibernian Hall on Wilie avenue. Wages sought: floor workers three dollars per day firemen three dollars fifty cents. women 2.75 daily. Some earn up to twenty one dollars weekly but average about one fifty. Striking likely if demands not met by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kelly
Central Trades Council
John Dalzell
Congress
Kelly
Belly
Pittsburg
Trades Council
Oity
K. of L
Scottdale
Mount Pleasant
Wy Eee
Houtzdale
John Costello
General Eentis Board
Brotherhood Carpenter and Joiners
Smithfield Street
Bridge
Carson Street
Routh Tenth Street
Second Avenue
Row Street
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Federal Street
Ohio Street
East Street
North Avenue
Union No. 211
Laters
Union No. 9
Hibernian Hall
Wilie Avenue
Harmony Lodge Probes Bogus Picnic Ticket Scam
A committee from Harmony Lodge No 18 of the Amaleamsted Association of Iron and Steel Workers met at The Durst Patch office to prosecute men who sold false tickets for a supposed picnic. They report $60 raised by members’ friends and vow to stop fake fundraisers exploiting labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Lodge No. 18
Amaleamsted Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Durst Patch
Harmony Lodge
Citizens Traction Fears Strike Amid Unanswered Demands
Women await word from Citizens' Traction about the advance demanded by extras. Without a reply the group plans to threaten a road tie up. organizers warn that a strike could cause every crew to desert their cars if demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Eee
Pittsburg Freight Committee Advances Westbound Rates
The Pittsburg Freight Committee met yesterday in the Lake Shore office and advanced west bound freight rates to take effect on the 16th inst. Rates on muck bar and pig iron to the Mahoning and Shenango valleys will also be advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lake Shore Road
Mahoning
Shenango
Elevator Strike Near Masonic Building Ends
Elevator workers on the new Masonic building walked off work this morning over hiring a non union man. He quit and the crew resumed duties, ending the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Two Serious Accidents Rock City Traction Service
Two Citi zens Traction cars suffered severe wrecks near Thirty-third and Thirty-ninth streets, delaying service for hours. Car 106 eastbound collided with a vault after the signal failed, injuring several passengers. car 205 from East Avenue crashed on a curve, leaving crews scrambling from shattered windows. Gripman Abe White and mail carrier M J Campbell were among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Traction Company
Butler Street
Thirty-third Street Bridge
East Ae
Thirty-ninth Street
A. White
Rem
Zenit
M. J. Campbell
Station B
Abe White
Hither and Thither Dr Campbell Plans Pittsburgh Visit
Dr. F J Campbell the blind teacher and his son Guy return to Pittsburg this week to visit friends of the proposed blind institution and discuss location and conduct A public meeting is expected to follow. Westinghouse executives Billesby and McCullough depart for London to discuss a large branch plant. Various locals board for travels and health changes, including A L Livingstone resigning for Denver and several citizens returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Campbell
Guy
Pittsbourg
Campbell
H. M. Billesby
McCullougt
Baldwin
Westinghouse Electric Company
Maine
James 8
McKean
Philadelphia
March to Mt Gretna for Pennsylvanian rifle meet
Sharpshooters from four regiments depart Pittsburgh by the Pennsylvania Railroad bound for Mt Gretna to compete in the 1889 state long range rifle contest. Six men per regiment form teams with regimental practice this week and a grand contest Friday. Last year the Third Brigade won the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Pittsburg
Mt. Gretna
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg and
Western
Disorderly house raid on Liberty street
Lieutenant Testers and Captain Unterbaum raided the house at 1153 Liberty Street run by Jennie Huntzman. Eight inmates were arrested and jailed at Central station naming Emma Williams Viola Ward Kate Richardson John Hutchinson James Heinz Jacob Brown George Meersbaum and Alexander Sunday. An Italian had been assaulted there about a week earlier. An information was filed during the week against Huntzman for keeping a disorderly house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testers
Captain Unterbaum
Jennie Huntzman
Liberty Street
Central Station
Emma Williams
Viola Ward
Kate Richardson
John Hutchinson
James Heinz
Jacob Brown
George Meersbaum
Alexander Sunday
Huntzman
Bey
Democratic Politicians Hurt in Runaway Crash
Commissioner Giles and John Ennis, noted Democratic figures, were injured when a horse frightened by a locomotive caused their buggy to crash near the Panhandle trestle at Sawmill Run. Giles suffered severe bruises while Ennis escaped with minor scratches after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles
John Ennis
McKee
Rocks
West End
Sawmill Run
Mr. Ennis
Wealthy Woman Sent To City Farm After Loss of fortunes
Catherine McCormack aged 73 was sent to the City Farm by the Department of Charities. Once well off, her husband owned land in the Thirtieth ward and after his death twenty years ago she squandered the estate. She has been dependent on the department for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McCormack
Department of Charities
Department
Bricklayers Hold Sparse Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Bricklayers' Beneficial Association at No. 41 Fifth Avenue hall failed to draw many members last evening. The minutes announce the next regular meeting to be held Friday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers’ Beneficial Association
Fifth Avenue
Antenu Oe
Speak Easy Hearings Fail to Produce Witnesses in McKeesport Liquor Cases
Hearings of McKeesport liquor license charges before Alderman Gripp were disrupted by absent witnesses. Several defendants including Mrs. Flaherty, Frank Smith, Louis Winkelman, and Sarah Reese were held for court or continued, while attachments and continued hearings were planned for Thursday. Some defendants, like Roth, were discharged after limited testimony.
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McKeesport
RB. 5
P. McCall
Alderman Gripp
John Hanlon
Frank Terrigan
Murphy
Thurs- Sooaph Roth
John Thomas
Interpr
Roth
Hoth
M. Breidinger
Fourth Avenue
Frank Smith
Louis Winkelman
Europe
Walnut Street
John Jackal
Mr. Winkelman
Alderman Cassidy
Winkelman
George Baird
William Wilson
Frank Logan
Baird
Wilson
Daniel Butler
Peter Spillman
Florian Hessler
Sarah Reese
Hughey Street
Miss Charlotte Ballou Arrives to Lead City Schools Cooking
Boston based Miss Charlotte Ballou arrives to lead Pittsburg public schools cooking program. She meets Superintendent Luckey Miss Graham and other teachers at the Duquesne hotel. Ballou expresses enthusiasm for cooking as a valuable public school adjunct and predicts wide adoption nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ballou
Boston
Duquesne
Luckey
Graham
Pittsburg
Dissatisfied G. A. R. Delegation Returns from Milwaukee
The G. A. R. contingent led by Major C. S. McGrath complains Milwaukee charged double prices for goods. The 1889 encampment drew far fewer attendees than 1888 or Columbus last year, and General Alger’s choice as Commander in Chief met lukewarm response. The overall mood is of a less pleasant gathering than in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
C. 5. McGrath
G. A. RE
Columbus
Alger
Unconscious Man Found In Ninth Ward Alley
Arthur Gorman aged 46 was found unconscious in Stevenson alley Ninth ward by Officer Peoples. A bottle ball with a queer unlabeled medicine was in his pocket. He was taken to Twelfth ward station and regained consciousness. he refused details and a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gorman
Stevenson Alley
Ninth Ward
Peoples
Gormay
Twelfth Ward
Trinity Church Reopens After August Renovation
Trinity P E Church resumes morning and evening services and Sunday school after August closing. Carpets were relaid and interior renovation completed. the vested choir will perform a complete chorale service. The last summer closing occurred eight years ago for carpets renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity P. E
Firemen Changing Places on Southside Squad
Assistant Chief Stewart says only known change is John Keenan moving from the fuel wagon to No 3 engine company and J Lindsey filling his post in the Thirty-first ward. The shift is not part of Chief Brown’s reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Fire Department
Chief Brown
Department of Public Safety
Stewart
John Keenan
No. 3 Engine Company
J. Lindsey
Thirty-first
Brown
Two Men Fall From Bank along Jones Avenue Boardwalk
Samuel Smith and Mark OConnell slipped over a bankment on the Jones avenue boardwalk below Twenty-eighth street. OConnell suffered internal injuries but appears not seriously hurt. Smith was unharmed. Both men reside on Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smith
Mark O'Connell
Jones Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
O'Connell
Smith
American Consul in Belgium Praises Antwerp Port
An interview with Colonel John Stewart United States Consul at Antwerp describes Antwerp as a superior Europe’s largest port with over 9 million shipping tonnage last year. He notes docks modernized a sea wall a mile long costing 20 million dollars and a thriving transit hub for Germany France and Austria. He highlights Belgian trade with Argentina South America and a strong Bourse trading grain wheat barley and petroleum. He contrasts Belgian cost of living and schooling with American life and comments on emigration strikes and politics Catholic leadership and royal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
United States
Antwerp
K. Woodwell
Dallas
Wadhestia
Drs Paton
Europe
Germany
Switzerland
France
Austria
Antwerpen
Belgium
America
South America
Professor Guttenberg elected biology chair by central board
The Central Board elected Prof. G. Guttenberg to the biology chair yesterday, filling the vacancy left by Prof. Jackman who resigns to move to Chicago. Guttenberg is currently a professor of natural science at Erie High School and the board plans ratification at its Tuesday night meeting. Miss Charlotte Ballon of the Boston Normal School of Cookery was elected to fill the cooking chair caused by another resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board
G. Guttenberg
Jackman
Chicago
Guttenberg
Erie High School
Charlotte Ballon
Boston Normal School of Cookery
Yestat
Torrey
Clair
Bagsie
Forgot Her Name After Funeral Pocketbook Found
Captain Dan Silvis recovered a pocketbook after William Thaw's funeral. A woman asked for the missing purse and, after the captain showed her the card, she admitted the name was not hers because she had only just married and changed her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thaw
Dan Silvis
Boone
Rabbi in Jail Sentenced for Perjury by Judge McKenna
Rev. Jacob Orwitz a Polish Hebrew rabbi appeared before Judge McKenna in the Twelfth ward court. He was jailed for perjury for posing as unmarried to obtain a marriage license and admitted to acts of adultery. Caspar Lepp, a Hebrew lawyer, aided the scheme by urging him to lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Jacob Orwitz
Twelfth Ward
Caspar Lepp
Amalgamated men deny strikers seek work at Solar Iron Works
The Amalgamated men deny that any strikers are applying for jobs at Solar Iron Works. A few boys have returned to work, and all union men are urged to stay away from the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solar Iron Works
Union Pacific Offers Big Reduced Round Trip Fares
Are You Going West Union Pacific announces large rate cuts on round trip tickets valid six months with stopovers west of the Missouri River to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma and Spokane Falls saving over 17. First and second class tickets to Seattle and Ashington Territory favored. On September 10 24 and October 8 a single fare round trip ticket good 30 days to multiple western states applies. Tickets sold by coupon agents with four daily trains and new rates posted. Potential travelers urged to inquire for exact routes and dates.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Missouri River
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane Falls
Seattle
Ashington
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Agin Fae Tamas Iazenl Pitts
Rule conflict over flag and drums in Allegheny parks
Commotion erupted in Allegheny city over a Friday afternoon incident in the parks. General J B Sweitzer and Jr O U A M members clashed with officials after a drummer and flag were ordered to stop and lower the banner. City leaders, the mayor, and police debated the park rule and procedure.
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Allegheny
J. B. Sweitzer
Dosrecessid
Flannigan
Squire McKelvy
Elphinstone
Hamilton
Council
Knights Templar
Veterans Excursions to Gettysburg and Nearby Resorts
The B and O and West Maryland railways promote a September trip to Gettysburg for Pennsylvania Day with a special 8 am departure September 9. Tickets valid via Baltimore and Washington. a ten day Norfolk Fortress Monroe Virginia Beach excursion on September 19 via Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay is advertised. Maryland Exposition cheap rate on September 9. Theatre trips include Little Puck Company World Museum acts. Lizzie Evans travels from New York.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
West Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk
Fortress Monroe
Virginia Beach
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic City
Maryland
Little Puck Company
World Museum
Columbus
Lizzie Evans
New York
Seventy fourth German Volunteers cleared for Gettysburg transport
Secretary Henry Hirshoh reports General Hastings approved transport for the Seventy fourth German Volunteers to Gettysburg. The secretary says transportation had not been refused, and a miscommunication at Harrisburg led Adjutant General to ask veterans to send on their information.
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Henry Hirshoh
Hastings
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Adjutant General
Local Items Spotlight August Charity and Court Actions
The Fruit and Flower Mission distributed 40 gallons ice cream 1600 bouquets and various fruit to hospitals in August while August committee members include Montooth VanKirk Rath Paul Grace Williams and Mrs Many LyrscH. Alderman Jones postponed a partial hearing on a license issue. Keefer sues Heedenaar for assault after a fight in the Southside. Alderman Krineker turned over 75 to Charities from fines for Sunday liquor and goods violations. Bripcet Kenny faces malicious mischief charges with Mary Reese and Mary Siteghe. The Band of Hope held picnics with a gold headed cane gift. Fire at a lumber yard caused minor damage. Gettysburg reunion plans by the 139th Pennsylvania Volunteers. McAndrews injured in a wagon accident. Keen discharged on theft suspicions. Gorpon discharged on disorderly conduct. Hayes injured lifting a steel rail. Burns foot crushed by wagon. Exazannte Kuwxan jailed for liquor selling without license. Sullivan injured on Panhandle Railroad. Mrs Carson burned by lamp explosion. Yesterday was the warmest August day with 85. Permits issued for 80,000 building value in Pittsburgh. Hand of Hope picnic at Rock Point. Maggie Rower missing in Albany. Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Dock charter issued. Alderman Hywpwax handled 189 August cases, 72 receipts.
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Montooth
Miss VanKirk
Rath
Ieonee
Paul
Grace
Williams
Keefer
England
Krineker
Department of Charities
Bripcet Kenny
Mary Reese
Mary Siteghe Roar
Alderman Hupp
Sonia Taete
Ron Encan
Morrow Band of Hope
Rock Point
W! Hughes
Junction Railroad
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Colonel Colliers
Select Council Chamber
Gettysburg
David McAndrews
J. Painter &Sons
West
Carson Street
P Rerge
Franz Keen
Acaive
Stevens
Wylie Avenue
Magis Br Lorom Gorpon
Aldarman Nolan
Old Avenue
Della Gibson
Patrick Hayes
Terealta
Mercy Hospital
John Burns
Singer, Nimick & von
Mary Carson
No. 6
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Hand of Hope
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Soho
Maggie Rower
Atocee
Third Street
Albany
Pennsylvania and Lake Ewe Dock Company
Hywpwax
Westinghouse Bid Slightly Higher in Gas Committee Tally
Bids from Westinghouse Detroit Brush Automotive and others reach $140,196 up to $160,901 with Westinghouse just $1,000 above rivals. Indianapolis and Detroit towers featured. council actions planned for next Thursday and a special meeting set for the 19th as the Gas Committee reviews bids and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polis Tenney Electric Light Company
Brush Electric Light Company
Detroit
Phoenix
McIntosh
Envc
Aan Mahhouse
Indianapolis Jeaney Tower
Ap Ray
Westingsg
Gas Committee
Common Council
Thursda
Select Council
Masonic Relief Reports Over Sixty Thousand For Johnstown
Colonel T J Hudson treasurer of the Masonic Relief Committee of Pittsburg prepares a report on funds raised and disbursed for Johnstown flood sufferers. Cash contributions total about 6500 plus clothing and provisions. Johnstown Masons administer disbursements with a Pittsburgh drive totaling over 60000 expected from the State Grand Lodge. Public meeting planned in Philadelphia next Wednesday to review the annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hudson
Masonic Relief Committee
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Tar theft reported in Allegheny man accused
Charles Hoffmaier of Spring Garden Avenue Allegheny saw James Oliphant steal a bucket of tar while he treated fence posts. Officer Snyder assisted in the arrest and Oliphant was jailed at Allegheny station. Hoffmaier filed larceny charges, a hearing set for tomorrow. The tar value was one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoffmaier
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny
James Oliphant
Snyder
Oliphant
Allegheny Station
Hoffmaier
McKelvey
Merry-Go-Round Mischief Sparks Pay Refusal Riot
A Soho crowd of young men attempted to ride a steam merry go round without paying. The manager kept the machine running at high speed until some riders dismounted, fearing they could not stop. In other items Harriet Smith was committed by Alderman Porter amid accusations of infant beating involving a 1 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho
Harriet Smith
Second Avenue
Alderman Porter
Moneias
Ernel Aera
Amtor
Gallery Opens Monday with Fine Cabinets for Sale
Aufrecht's Elita announces gallery hours starting Monday at 516 Market Street. Fine cabinets priced at 100 dollars per dot. All welcome to view. elevator available for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aufrecht’s Elita
Market St
Alfrecht
Money Works Wonders at the Hamilton Hotel Esterpeies
Backed by cash the hotel offers a greatly enlarged bar with the best stocked selection in town. Connoisseurs seek gemuind old son whisky and three foreign brands of bottled beer. The bar features electric lights and incandescent burners, claimed as the most illuminated in the city. Proprietors promote the Hamilton as one of the best hotels in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Maeder Tailor Moves to Temporary Quarters
J F Maeder the New York tailor has relocated to 142 Fifth Avenue while rebuilding. His fall and winter stock includes a superb line of domestic and imported fabrics from the United States and Europe. He offers low prices for cash, with top workmen and personal supervision to guarantee perfect fitting garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Maeder
Nue
Hhis Old
Fifth Mont
Canara
Maeder
Early Buyers Look Here For Fall Suit Bargains
Local retailer Cox Grant and Diamond streets near the Court House advertises fresh goods arriving daily and cuts prices on men’s suits. A $15 suit is pitched as a steal at $25 elsewhere, with 12 styles of cutaway and sack suits offered at reduced advance prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PC. c
I Cox. Grant
Diamond Sts
Opp
Court House
Maryland Exposition Train Tickets On Sale
The B and O railroad will sell tickets for the Maryland Exposition in Baltimore from September 7 to 14, with departures at 8 00 A M and 9 20 A M. Tickets priced at nine dollars for the round trip aboard the exposition train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gas Appliance Co Offers New Heaters and Stoves
The advertisement promotes gas fires and stoves from a leading firm. It highlights new products and invites registration, noting the company is a world renowned gas appliance maker located at 34 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natera
Gas Appliance Co
Cabinets for sale at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery Pittsburg
Fine cabinets offered for one dollar at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery located at 516 et st Pittsburg. All welcome to view and purchase. Elevator available for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aufrecht
Elite
Et St
Pittsburg
Labor Day Bargain Drive Draws Small Shopper Attention
Fragmentary notice notes a Labor Day event with limited hours and a focus on low prices. It mentions support for small buyers with modest deals and a sense of community shopping.
Diamond Merchants Store Seizes Gems And Fine Goods
A substantial stock of fine blue and white goods, mounted and loose, plus a large collection of rubies, sapphires, emeralds, pearls and opals, is offered at E. P. Roberts & Sons Diamond Merchants at Fifth Ave and Market St. Also advertised are drastic price cuts on Indies jerseys, chemise, wrappers, vests, calico dresses and corsets at Busy hive store at Sixth and Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Diamond Merchants
Cor
Fifth Ave
Market Street
Fine cabinets and scholarships advertised in old market directory
An assortment of notices lists cabinet prices at Alfrecht's Elite Gallery and rental offerings for Pittsburg Female College scholarships via Mr. Jos. Shallenberger at the Duquesne Bank. It also includes stray items about vendors Busy Bee Hive, Angostura Bitters, and other local ads near Sixth and Liberty with scattered misspelled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Female College
Jos. Shallenberger
Duquesne
Bank
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Barnett
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FE. E. Critchfield
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Moses R. Smith
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Mt Gretna
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Alleghen
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Trinity Church
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Westinghouse
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Grand Lodge of Daughters of St. George
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Cleveland
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Rosetta Walters
Bridgeport
Conn
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Lydia Clegg
Dickerson
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George Morris
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Maryland Exposition
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Sixth
Liberty
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