Chartiers Valley Defeats Englishmen in Local Cricket Match
In Crafton a crowd watched Chartiers Valley cricket eleven triumph over a British side. Key batsmen were fiorn and McPherson, while professional bowlers from both sides framed a match noted for puzzling bowling and good fielding. The English team posted a modest total before Chartiers Valley cleared their innings with steady bowling and sharp catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartiers Valley
Crafton
Valley
Pittsburg
Fiorn
McPherson
Championship swimming times noted at Rochester meet
A fragmentary report lists multiple swimmers from New York and Pennsylvania competing in mile and half mile events. Notable results include Charles A. Brady of Rochester and W. F. Henry of Warren, Pa taking top and third places respectively, with a dead heat for 620 class in one event and a safety mile disputed as over limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Murphy
W. F
New York
C. J. Iven
A. Zimmerman
Geo. W. den
R. Bowman
W. F. Waren
F. F. Ives
Murphy
C. J. Cena
Detroit Foot Race Scores After First Stage
At midnight the first 94 hours of the 142 hour road race near Detroit closed with standings led by Hart and Massier both at 133 and 119 respectively. Other contenders include Guerrero 10, Noremac 100, Cartwright 15, Horan 101, Moore 119, Sullivan 76, Loomis 100, Benedict 100, Townsend 100, Glick 112, Howard 68 among numerous finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Guerrero
Noremac
Cartwright
Horan
Massier
Moore
Hart
Hegelman
Loomis
Little
Bes i Nidre
Aac
Glick
Benedict
Randle
Townsend
Howard
Greensburg field sports draw large crowd despite price rise
The greensburg field sports event drew about 1000 spectators this afternoon. Henry Fry won most events and the £50 gold medal, James Horland won the local bicycle race, A E Gamble the hurdle, Flynn of Pittsburgh took the horseback event. In Manchester, the tenth round of the international chess tournament saw Mason beat Mortimer, Alpin over Tinskey, Taubenhaus over Gunston, with several games adjourned after long play. Bird beat Blackburn, Gunsberg defeated Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Henry Fry
East End Gymnastic Club
James Horland
A. E. Gamble
Flynn
Pittson
Manchester
Mason
Mortimer
Alpin
Tinskey
Taubenhaus
Gunston
Leo Schallop
Scheve
Locock
Trrasch
Mackenzie
Gossip
Thorold
van Vliet
Owen
Bird
Blackburne
Gunsberg
Muller
Beating the Record in Noammeog State Bicycle Races
Lively state bicycle races produced multiple record efforts. Rich of New York won the open quarter with Githens of Chicago second and Wilhelmw of Heading, Pa third. Anthoney of Taunton, Ma won the second heat in 3224, breaking the world record with Campbell and Clark following. The one mile open championship went to Lameden of Chicago, with Thich of New York second and Auaines third. A one mile team race between Chicago and New York was won by New York 11 to 10. HL E Laurie lowered the mile record with a 2 32 5/6 performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantronn
A. K Rich
New York
Ioc
Ck. A. Githens
Chicago
W. J. Wilhelmw
Heading
E. C. Anthoney
Taunton
W . Campbell
L. Clark
Penner
Millbery
Mass
Leona
W. L Withein
Reading
Anerica
AL EF. Lameden
Cheeaigho
BR. Thich
Auaines
Tai
Races at This Place Highlight Mixed Results
The report lists multiple horse races with placements across several events. Lorlengs-Kingeton takes first, Volunteer second, Ber Nock third in one division. Other noted finishes include Dimie and Serena in five furlongs, Exlips and Eeper ph in another, and Mabel Girneint with placements in quarter-mile events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelievead
Miretnes
Kingeton
Volunteer
Ber Nock
Dimie
Serena
Iret
Eeperph
Correction
Jhinl
Coe Mile
Hulidhist Tira
Strideaway Secur Ainge Crab
Wire
Yourth
Mabel Girneint
Orby
Bem Keach
Puoster, Jr
Tite
Iroquois Races at Asociation Track Report
September 1 results from Lexineros detail Iroquois races at the Association track. In the Fum race for yearlings five furlongs Tom first Rogers second Jones third. Seromo for two year olds four furlongs Fam first Som Jones hard second Tito third. Lea inst Hero second London third. Lime event six furlongs all aces first Spectators second Hany second Ulin Music third. Time 1:19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexineros
Asociation
L T
Rogers
Jones
Jak
Seromo
Fam'e
Som Jones
Tito
Hero
London
Lime
Oy. Poerth
Hany Segond
Ulin Music
Campbell Defeats Hobart In Newport Tournament Thriller
In Newport on September 1 a fourth day of all comers play featured W P Knapp defeating C Hobart in a tight match 10 7 4 62 after earlier sets 41401 and 62. O B Campbell also won 62 over 8 P Huntington as rounds continued with Campbell advancing to meet Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbrll
Hostingtos
Newport
NewrPort
W. PF. Kaapp
Hobart
Tasily
Ove
Knapp
Mobart
Cheap
O. B Campbell
P. Hantington
S. P. Hantngton
O. S. Cam
O. S. Campbell
Wen
Tive
Hl Om
W.P. Anapp
C. Hobart
Speedy Wheelmen Rally at Syracuse Meet
Syracuse, Sept 1 The New York State division of the League of American Wheelmen opened its eighth annual meet with about 800 riders in attendance. In the one mile novice event C E Penny took first, J Padgen of Utica second, Knerzech of Syracuse third. Time was 3:01 in the sprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York State
League of American Wheelmen
C. E. Penny
Ee Firet
Padgen
Utica
Knerzech
Backers Agree Two-Man Bout Set Eight Weeks Hence
Promoters signed articles last evening naming William Bissell and George Gillan to fight to a finish in an eight round contest, scheduled for two ounces. The match is slated for eight weeks from Saturday with both fighters expected to begin a training schedule immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bissell
George Gillan
Shay
West Middletown Wins Hard-Fought Home Game
West Middletown defeated Bethany 5 to 3 in a tight contest on home grounds. Key hits included Gibson and Scott with two base blows, Sawhill scoring a three-base hit, and Sawhill again for Bethany. Pitching by West Middletown featured Lane and Hemphill, with umpire Frank Lane officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mippletown
Bethany
W. Va
West Middletown
Hiethany
Ann
Sabe
Wess
Middletown
Gibson
Scott
Sawhill
Ivors
Betany
Borne
Lane
Hemphill
Rewtree
Lauck
Ly France
I Lane
Wy Schiver
Frank Lane
L.a
Meadvilles Defeat Erie In Morning Showdown
In Erie September 1 the Meadvilles beat the home team 3 to 2 in an exhibition. In the afternoon Erie reversed the result with a 6 to 3 victory behind a strong pitching performance by Jones. Williams hit two bases, Miller and Leamon homered, with Jones, Cole, Cappy, Betz, and Williams in battery. Time 1 66. Umpire Jamison. Attendance 4,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Meadvilles
Eries
Jones
Erie Measville
Meadville
Meadville Erie
Wiliams
Miller
Leamon
Cole
Cappy
Betz
Williams
Jamison
Greensburg Team Drops Doubleheader to Collegians
In Greensburg, the home squad fell to the Collegians from Pittsburg in both games of a split doubleheader. Morning and afternoon sessions showed the Greensburgers unable to counter the Pitt team’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburgs
Collegians
Pittsburg
Greensburg
Venetia Wins Return Game Over Shire Oaks
Venetia defeats Shire Oaks in a return game with a final score 9 to 8 in the first inning sequence. Players Katteries Evans Prichard and Dageer contributed to Venetia’s win in the September 1 telegram from Venetia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venetia
Shire Oaks
Finst
Katteries
Evans
Prichard
Dageer
Exact Twenty-Four New Letter Carriers Put On Duty
The city announced 24 new letter carriers starting duty yesterday boosting Postmaster McKean's force to 128. Names include J S Campbell James Duffy A E Thomas Joseph H Lewis William M Gilmore Albert Englehart H C Shoenberger Henry Ditmar Edward Weible John Berry Louis Hettinger H H Lindsay RK Hindman Robert H Baker Wesley A Jones Robert Russell Robert Flinn George Vetter J A Strickland R Dawson John C Calvin Adams Sidney B Foster August Morgan H A Colvin and Yeager. A model branch office will be opened at the Exposition. William Kelly of Beltzhoover borough was jailed last night on drunkenness charges. Also noted is a fall dress goods sale at Jos HORNE & Co Penn Avenue Stores highlighting new black dress goods and striped English suitings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Campbell
James Duffy
A. E. Thomas
Joseph H. Lewis
William M. Gilmore
Albert Englehart
H. C. Shoenberger
Henry Ditmar
Edward Weible
John Berry
Louis Hettinger
H. H. Lindsay
RK. E. Hindman
Robert H. Baker
Wesley A. Jones
Robert Russell
Robert Flinn
George Vetter
J. A. Strickland
2. R. Dawson
John C. Calvin Adams
Sidney B. Foster August Morgan
H. A. Colvin
3. Yeager
Postwaster McKean
New Fall Dress Goods Arrive at Jos Horse & Co Stores
A new fall assortment of fine dress goods arrives at Jos Horse & Co. Penn Avenue stores. The latest styles including lace curtains and heavy fabrics are offered at low prices this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Hucvus & Hacke
Ussu
Jeannette Labor Day Parade Marks Glass Town Red Letter Day
Jeannette Pa September 1 thousands visited the glass town for its Labor Day demonstration. The procession included glass workers unions from Pittsburgh Greensburg Braddock and others and the day ended with a concert ball game and fireworks. Other towns held large observances with parades and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Riot Among Miners Sparks National Strike Turmoil
Reports from a small mining town near here describe a riot amid a miners strike started weeks ago under National Executive authority. Tensions rose when an attempt was made to replace striking workers with Hungarian labor, prompting a sheriff’s deployment to quell the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibpaton
Erenseveg
Amsberry
Srining
National Executive
Bond the Tight Rope Walker Found Guilty of Negligence
The coroner's jury finds Bond guilty of gross negligence in the death of a young girl during a tightrope performance. He is jailed and to be tried for manslaughter. Also notes a separate incident where a man was shot in a Jenkins patch near town. A terrible fire event is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Chambersburg
Jo Ever
Grimaal Nestre
Dood Wat
Dimpatow
Py Burg
Philip Smith
Jenkins’ Patch
Jenkins Esterday
Fire Threatens City Mills After Major Blaze
A devastating fire broke out in Bouschards Broa planing mills located in the city center. Officials report a lull in the conflagration saved the structure from total destruction and potential loss of life, with damage estimated at $125,000 and incendiary speculation.
Jeannette and Ebensburg: multiple local notes span naturalization and deaths
A collection of brief notices reports 62 residents naturalizing at Ebensburg, plus local dispatches from Greensburg Jeannette Parkersburg and Uniontown. Items include a Poor Director appointment, a fatal accident near Greensburg, a graveyard sale tally, a Youngstown marriage followed by intoxication, and various court and crime notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caenes
Jeannette
Greensburg
Ebensburg
W. D. Reames
Parkersburg
Not in the Graveyard leads Mount Holly to mix up burial
In Mount Holly New Jersey August Deiber, a German believed buried in Brotherhood Cemetery, walked into a shoe store to retrieve boots, claiming he was alive. A victim killed by a train on August 16 had been buried as Deiber after identity confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
N. J
August Deiber
Benjamin Sutphin
Deiber
Sutphin
Brotherhood Cemetery
Brosi to be Extradited Following Writ of Habeas Corpus
Authorities on the Southside reported no notice of the writ issued by Justice Sirest in John Brosi's case. The 15 day window to seek a re hearing was near expiry. Extradi tion papers were secured and Special Officer Carrigan would pursue Brosi tomorrow. Magistrate Saccop said Brosi should soon be in Pittsburg and the hearing likely within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Sirest
John ©. Brosi
Carrigan
Brosi
Saccop
Pittsburg
Opening Day at Curry University Attracts Record Enrollment
For three days faculty staff assist crowds as Curry University marks a historic opening. Registration so far exceeds prior records with more advanced classes and longer tuition terms. The shorthand department leads in popularity as English training for younger students gains liberal patronage. Catalog outlines and free mailings available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry University
Assignee's Sale of the Ten Boat Williams at Pittsburgh Wharf
The Joseph B. Williams built in 1876 and renewed in 1884 at a cost of 13000 is offered for public sale on Tuesday September 9 1890 at 10 o clock A M at the Pittsburgh Wharf at the foot of Fi street. The vessel measures 290 feet in length 40 feet beam 52 feet overall hold 6 feet with 29 feet square buckets 37 inches diameter and 6 40 inch boilers 28 feet long two flues each two low pressure cylinders 45 inch diameter 9 foot stroke two high pressure cylinders 19 inch diameter 9 foot stroke one auxiliary engine for air pumps and condensers four nickel engines and four capstans run by steam. Fully equipped with lines chains rockets and wire lines for towing 30 coal boats plus 6 to 8 barges and fuel included. Known for economy and draft five feet light. In March 1887 she towed 826010 bushels of coal from Louisville to New Orleans total tonnage 31769. Personal examination advised. Inquiry through Joan M. Eisma assignee No 8 Wood street Pittsburgh Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Williams
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Louisville
Add
Joan M. Eisema
I. D. Risher
Wood Street
Tuwssu
Prizes DisearcH During the Exposition Season
An announcement notes prizes for a search during the Exposition season. Details are on the parts page of this treasure issue.
A Day on the Mount at Cresson Springs
Visitors enjoy a mild September day at the Mountain House with long hillside walks and a lively parlor dance scene. Mrs. Halford and Mrs. McKee drive to the summit, while children from the Park cottage join in the amusement. The Harrison and Painter households figure in the social crowd as the President and his party are expected to stay through the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oresson Springs
Mountain House
Charles Donnelly
Pittsburg
Nanna Donnelly
Cape May
Creswit
Aga
Foneretin
Cha
Park Painter
James Chambers
Arry Darlington
Freight Wrecks and Local Accidents Gather Daily Mishaps
Two freight trains telescoped on the Fort Wayne line near Highland injuring flagman J. C. Glenn and brakeman J. C. McIntyre. The engineer was shaken but unhurt as two cars and a caboose derailed. Additional incidents include a fire lighter accident harming Mrs. Jennie Carroll, a lamp accidental burn to a child by M Hoff, a horse fall injuring Henry Fricke, mortar injury to Mrs. Sunderland, a skull fracture to B Gray, a swing accident to James McGunnigle, and hand injury to Alexander Kringle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Ft. Wayne Road
J. C. Glenn
J. C. McIntyre
Jennie Carroll
Pius Street
Southside
Wylie Avenue
Henry Fricke
Forty-seventh Street
Sunderland
D. F. Sunderland
Center Avenue
B. Gray
Howe, Brown & Co
James McGunnigle
Mt. Washington
Brownsville
Alexander Kringle
Lucy Furnace
Peace in the Ranks as Alliance Faces Internal Strife
The Third district defeat of the Alliance candidate shocks the bloc and fuels straightout Democrats led by Tillman. Norris led early with Johnstone close behind and no majority. Factional fights spread to the Second Fifth districts while Hemphill appears secure in the Fourth and Stackhouse in the Sixth. The colored Alliance remains inactive in Congress contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
George D. Johnstone
Tillman
Democratic Party
W.J. Tolbert
Alliance
Hemphill
E. T. Stackhouse
Cem
Colored Alliance
Congress
Democratic Oratory Meeting in Lawrenceville
The Grover Cleveland Society of Allegheny County met in Lawrenceville. President Bellman announced 5000 copies of a New York paper with an Pattison interview would be shared with mill workers. Delegates elected to attend Reading meeting on September 18 include Squire Handel J B Larkin Bellman M F Burke and H Houston. Miller delivered a speech arguing Republicans co opted national issues and dodged ballot reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Grover Cleveland Society
Allegheny County
Bellman
New York
Pattison
Democratic Societies
Reading
Squire Handel
J. B. Larkin
Relieving the Poor semi monthly report summary
The Society for the Improvement of the Poor reports ten new applicants 446 family visits and 684 visits for the poor. 13 days work secured for 29 persons. Bread meat and other aid distributed including 420 loaves 173 pounds rice 134 pounds oats 234 bars soap 51 pints beef tea 28 pints matten broth 299 pints milk 45 pounds tea 150 pounds sugar 203 grocery orders 200 bushels coal 150 garments eight shoes and four hats. Contributions from Mrs D A Stewart for the Fresh Air Fund totaled 189 with 76 from a fair at Drckson. The managers extend thanks for generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Improvement of the Poor
D. A. Stewart
Drckson
Royalist Patrols Hebrides After Reef Strike
Special dispatch reports the Royalist returning to Sydney from a New Hebrides voyage after striking a reef off Mallicolo Island on May 18. Divers found the false keel knocked off. The ship captured Tappea, a kidnapper and alleged killer, who was turned over to French authorities and sentenced to 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Royalist
Sydney
New Hebrides
Mallicollo Island
Aure Island
Tappea
Boate
Idaho
Aoba
Mercer
Santo Bland
Coroner verdicts on multiple deaths and a railroad wreck
The coroner's jury found morphine overdose caused Joseph Brittain's death at Hotel Boyer. Violet Grant died of natural causes. Charles Meyers drowned accidentally. Campbell and Longinear Gerber of the Pittsburg and Western Railroad were found guilty of gross criminal negligence for a wreck near Callery Junction on August 26, killing Henry Anchor. The District Attorney will pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brittain
Boyer
Violet Grant
Charles Meyers
Campbell
Longinear Gerber
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Callery Junction
Henry Anchor
Attorne Hus
Gerber
Window men deny forming price fixing group
James A. Chambers William Loeffler and other local window glass makers traveled to Chicago for a manufacturers meeting. They deny plans to form a company to fix prices at a uniform level, though a committee report from a prior Monongahela House meeting may be considered. Prices are expected to rise 10 percent if such a company is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Chambers
William Loeffler
Chicago
Messrs. Chambers
Loeffler
Monongahela House
Inquest Continues Into Baltimore and Ohio Wreck
Coroner McDowell will resume the inquest at 2 p.m. into the Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Osceola station that killed Yank Sullivan H W Hersha and Mr Goodwin. The coroner believes cross ties were placed on the track by wreckers intending to rob passengers. the plan failed as the device did not fire and no one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Sullivan
H. W. Hersha
Goodwin
Baltimore and Ohio
Osceola Station
Merry-Go-Round Disputeplits Allegheny Committee Meeting
The Allegheny Police Committee approved payroll and the mayor’s report then debated removing the Federal street merry-go-round as a nuisance. A heated exchange between Chairman Speer and James Hunter led to the issue being sent to the Wharf Committee. Proprieter Jackson defends the machine, charges against Lieutenant Alexander and Buckley referred to the Mayor, with hearings next week. Public Works and Neeb-Rutan contests meet at City Hall this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Police Committee
sMayor
Speer
Federal Street
James Hunter
Wharf Committee
Jackson
Alexander
Buckley
Republicans elect delegates to state convention in Philadelphia
Jonix N. Neen Hugh Kennedy and James W Prescott were elected delegates to the State Convention of Republican clubs to be held in Philadelphia on September 23 representing the Allegheny Republican Central Club. Alternates are Joan Samuel C Grier and Thomas Ha. The Allegheny Park Committee approved the bid of BH Howard for grading and paving Monument Hill drives, replacing Carson McKvaine's bid. The Allegheny Ordinance Committee postponed action on the car body ringing ordinance and on police indiscriminate arrests measure. The August Southside police report shows 397 arrests and magistrate receipts totaling 1625. A box 4 alarm at noon yesterday was for Jones blaze in Booth Flinn's brickyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonix N. Neen
Hugh Kennedy
James W. Prescott
Philadelphia
Allegheny Republican Central Club
Joan Samuel C. Grier
Thomas Ha
Allegheny Park Committee
Howard
Monument Hill
Carson & McKvaine
Tus
Allegheny Ordinance Committee
Succop
Jones Blaze
Booth & Flinn
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Paac
Mr. Huntington
B. C. Feie
Sheepsheld Bay
Englien
I. Pentc
Breen Bo Hort
Cilids
Horn
A. Lievde
White & A
Anvesiey
Wenby
Footer
Macaeee Y Peet
Peepee Et
Ation
Foster
Msober
W.O Holeen
W. Poirot
Z . Berger
Kevans
A. i Osgrare
Chartiens Vallet
Sone
R. Morris
Rey
Me Symonds
F. Horn
Webb
X Macpherson
Annesley
I. Foster
Fenn
Hexies
Penn Mortis
Penn Ly
Phillips
Dan Byes
Aes
Total
Exglisn
Hi, Venn
C. Foster
B. Symonds
Lecce
Childa
C. Wentz
A. Liord
White B. Horn
A. Angesler
C Morris
B. Slacpherson
Kovens
B. Mara
al. FE
B. Stanson
B. Macpherson
Nev
Woc
Modpern
W. Ereer
H. F. Wenn
G. Hern
J. Vosgrave
C. Wenta
Macpherson
Toul
Chartiens Valley
PD. Green Co
Ses
W. Morrie
Pemn
Morris St. Aonessey
A. Macpherson del
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Syurenis B. Lidge
Seove
Greesaburg
Noammeog
Ereults
Sherpehead Bary
Lexington
Speedy Wheelmer
Big Prince
Syroceen
Ferestar
Distator
Eric
William Kelly
Beltzhoover
Twenty Eighth Ward
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Tissu Huscs
New Fall Crees
Pia Dorsiy
Scion Nanan
Third Street
Braddock
Mne
Industries
ChamberKee Glass Company
McKee Bros
Knights’ Band
Jeanette Ban
Junio Order
United American Mechanics
Frst
W. H. Slicker
Morrow
Pittsbo
Allen Hammet
George A. Cake
The
Window Glass Association
Marion
Burgess Gase
G. E. Moore
E. M. Seitz
Westmoreland Land Companys
John Curran
W. J. Heintzman
Mookeesfortt
Davis Island Dam
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Duquesne
M. E
Federation of Labor
Aliquippa
Warren
D.M. Dewey
Washington
Mansfield Valley
Seeeeeeens
Mr. Pleasant
Percy F. Smith
Pennsylvania Grocer
Curtis H. Green
Greensboro
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Mas
Farmers’ Alliance and
Prohibition Ccenarios
Gompers
Beaver Falls
Beaver Valley
Rock Point
Scottdale
Willam Mullen
M. A. Lambing
Coltmeus
Esmael Lots
Circleville
Findlay
Labor Mae
Lima
Zanesville
Conrado Douivaces
W. Longhead
Trades Council
Spectal Telegha
Disspater
Fray M. Nourse
Room County
McKeesport
Albert Swazer
Youngstown
Viletta Spiel
William Marsteller
Pennsylvania Company
Franklin
J. L. Ziegler
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
West Viginia
Samuel Frances
Altoona
Henry Ashtox
Netherwood
Ohio
Dresden
Gates
Canal Commission
Resden
New Jersey
Mrs. Halford
Mrs. McKee
Cresson
South Carolina Alliance
People's Store
Europe
van Houten
Ten van Houten
USA
van HO
Abelis
Woowell
Allegheny Police
Committee On Public Works
Committee On the
City Hall
Wisslow's Syrup
Seins “Hak Chiba Decane
Con
Pritrssrre
United States Signal Service
Ahes
Dispatch
Leanne
Camp
Isville
Evansville
Ron
Alleghany Junction
ST. Louis
WasmserTon
Pacific Railroads
National Bank Fond
Treasury Ander
Treasury
Rogers’ Royal
Thomas Morgan
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Thomas E. Morgan
Morgan'sie
Andesterday
Morgno
Tutt
Park Place
N. Y
Pozzoni
van Houtens
Thade Wand
C. D
Joseph Fleming & Son
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