Veterans and Sons Parade Marks Grand Army Reunion
From New Castle the crowd heard recitations by Miss Parks of Allegheny and others as Colonel Taylor spoke at the reunion of the One Hundred First and One Hundred Third Pennsylvania Volunteers. The day showcased a dress parade, field maneuvers, and a 200 strong Sons detail led by Lt. Col. H. M. Rebele. The event highlighted veteran pride and the risk of future absences on roll calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
H. M. Rebele
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Heroes of the Forty-Sixth Pennsylvanian Infantry Reunion
The Forty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Association held its fifth annual reunion in this city. Officers were elected including Daniel Davis as President and G. K. Beecher as Secretary. The next gathering will be at Gettysburg on July 20 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Association
Gettysburg
Post 3 Hall
Fourth Avenue
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Joseph Matchett
Mr. McGuire
Tenth Reserves
Deli
Matchett
Daniel Davis
Charles Fisher
N. A. Frederick
Cyrus, Shade
James Buck
Moorehead
Willow K. Borbeck
Fred Norton
New York
Ae Soarmen
Army
Hecimental Association
Dr. Burke
Eighty-Fifth Regiment Reunion in Uniontown
The eighteenth annual reunion of the Eighty Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers was held in Uniontown with most surviving veterans present. The day featured greetings, a drum call near the Opera House, and a gathering in the Opera House where President G S Fulmer presided and R F Hopwood delivered a welcome. A life-size painting of Col Josiah B Howell was shown on stage. Parade counted 150 veterans. evening addresses followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty Ofth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Uniontown
Eighty-fifth
Opera
Ander
G. 8. Fulmer
R. F. Hopwood
Fulmer
Pty-Fifth
Colone
Josina B Howell
Opera House
Urbin
H. J. van Kirk
J Collins
Gallant Sixty Third reunion at Shields Station
The annual reunion of the Sixty third Pennsylvania Volunteer Association was held at Shields Station on the Ft Wayne road. About ten old soldiers attended including two from the West traveling 1.6 miles. Colonel John A Danks led the regiment with Lt Colonel Morgan. Danks Morgan Dravo and Gray spoke. An elegant noon dinner preceded a day of stories and camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixty-third Pennsylvania Volunteer Association
Shields Station
Ft. Wayne Road
Rock Paint
John A. Danks
Mrr. Morgan
Danks
Morgan
Port John
Wilkinsburg Veterans Enjoy Rock Point Picnic
Wilkinsburg communities and Grand Army men organized a Rock Point picnic seen as the year’s major event. About 300 tickets sold at the Pennsylvania Railroad station preceded a day described as flawless with no glitches and perfect enjoyment by veterans and their friends after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Rock Point
Hock Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reunion of Arsenal explosion survivors postponed to Sunday
The planned reunion of Arsenal explosion survivors, set for yesterday, was delayed to Sunday afternoon. The anniversary of the disaster weighed, but the Grand Army picnic at Hock Point drew members away, causing the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal
Tembers
Hock Point
Watch tale ends in arrest for Nebraska couple
Dash McCoy was arrested with Charles Shefford when a watch passed from Shefford to McCoy. Shefford, from Nebraska, claimed he bought the watch for a fiancée, who later accused him after a quarrel. McCoy faced charges with the officer pulling the case together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dash” McCoy
Pierce Brennan
Charles Shefford
McCoy
Sebuns
McTighe
Shefford
Nebraska
Beale Deposed as Johnstown Pastor by Blairsville Presbytery
The second day of Blairsville Presbytery sessions in Wilkinsburg saw heated debate as Dr G J Beale was removed from his Johnstown pastorate after motions and petitions, with Elder Fulton leading opposition and Beale appealing to the General Synod. The vote ended Beale's tenure amid disorder and threats of further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Wilkinsburg
Old Beulah Church
Oliver
Latrobe
Ewing
Presbytery
G. J. Beale
Johnstown
Dr. Beale
Ens
Milliker
Beale
Jee
Healy P
General Synod
Board of Elders
Fulton
Centleman
J. Beal
Bomer
Refugee with Suspected Smallpox Taken to Workhouse
An ill Russian refugee named Myasky, new to the United States, was found sick near Herron Avenue. He was sent to the pest house but refused admission, returned to the station, and Dr Mayer confirmed suspected smallpox. He may be sent to the workhouse. his wife and two children remain at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moessner
No. 2
Herron Avenue
Mayer
Myasky
Ariage
Various Local Notes on People and Visits
District Deputy David Deakin to inaugurate Alfaretta Lodge at McKee's Rocks on Wednesday at 2 PM with six members invited from other lodges. John Kindley returns from a West Virginia vacation looking well. Secretary of Agriculture Rusk to Columbus for the State Fair and to other fairs. B D Coleman and Arthur Brock at the Anderson. iron prospects described as fair. Alicia Ralston to Chambersburg for Wilson College. Assistant City Controller J J Davis back from Reading after Mystic Shrine sessions. Amelia Grosse, Cleveland soprano, praised at the Duquesne. Conly of Conly Contractors away. business good. A E Clark of Lake Erie road in Denver for a passenger agents meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Deakin
Grand Lodge
EK. of P
Alfaretta Lodge
McKee's Rocks
John Kindley
West Virginia
Rusk
Columbus
Alicia Ralston
Whilliam Ralston
Beulah Church
Wilkinsburg
Chambersburg
Wilson College
John J. Davis
Reading
Grand Lodge of the Mystic Shrine
Amelia Grosse
Cleveland
Paris
Duquesne
Conly
Sega Conly
United States Baking Company Meeting Sets Manager Wages
The United States Baking Company held a meeting at the Anderson Hotel to fix managers wages. It claims no price cuts yet, aiming to lower costs and reduce prices by economic discipline while keeping drivers and drummers employed. The group unites 25 midwestern factories under a joint stock structure backed by an English syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Baking Company
Anderson Hotel
Midie
United States
Buffalo
New York Biscuit Company
United States Bakin Company
Aving
Missing train caller James F. Garrison vanishes after August
Inspector McAleese reports James F. Garrison a Lake Erie depot train caller disappeared August 11 after telling his mother in law he sought a man who troubled him. He later telegraphed to his wife from Hamilton and mailed a Lockport envelope with a farewell note claiming to be dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
James F. Garrison
Lafayette Street
Garrison
Lake Erie
Hamilton
Canada
Gamson
Lockport
N. Y
Minnie
Jim
Farmers Oppose Roads Cause Higher Taxes and Prices
A country resident argues against better roads claiming cheaper hay would not benefit Western Pennsylvania farmers. He suggests improved roads would raise land values and taxes, noting past objections when road improvements were proposed near Ewing's mill road and Irish Jimmy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Stowe Township
Ewing's Mill
Irish Jimmy's
Blind Institute Board Sets Site Visit and London Show Plans
The Board of Directors of the Blind Institute met yesterday in the YMCA parlors. They planned a housing inspection of the Executive Committee’s Forty second street house. A letter from Dr F G Campbell announced his annual visit to inspect the new school next month in Pittsburgh. No site action pending as Mrs Schenley has not responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameeting
New Blind Institute
Young Men's Christian Association
Forty-second Street
F. G. Campbell
London
Pittsburg
America
DROWNED IN THE OHIO
The body of Robert Jones was recovered after a skiff accident on the Ohio River near Wood's Row. The coroner will hold an inquest today. James B. Jones identified the body at the morgue. the victim was later moved to Lowery's undertaking rooms in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
Ohio River
Wood's Row
Davis’ Island Dam
Jones
James B. Jones
Lowery
Allegheny
Filthy Bloomfield Alley Causes Sickness Complaints
Residents near Mifflin street Bloomfield complain to the Board of Health about a stagnant, mud filled alley between Penn avenue and Main street. Sinks of mud and pools of water emit strong odors in sun, driving sickness and fatigue among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifflin Street
Bloomfield
Board of Health
Penn Avenue
Main Street
Amputation Follows Incline Accident for William Cashdollar
William Cashdollar, badly injured in the pew Pennsylvania Incline accident, had his arm amputated after lying at his Beck's Run home since the incident. Doctors deemed the amputation necessary as the injury worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cashdollar
Beck's Run
Mishaps of a Day on Preight Train
A series of injuries and accidents occurred today. JennY Weill fell at a Cabot alley home and was badly hurt while a W. C. Colling property on Dennison avenue was damaged by a telegraph pole collision. Charles Hoox suffered a head and face injury from an explosion at Black Diamond Steel Works. A Jumbo Coal teamster was admitted to Mercy Hospital with a dislocated shoulder and back injuries. Michael Cannon, an Allegheny Valley Railroad track walker, sustained a compound fracture of the left leg and right arm after being struck by a freight train near Tyler station. George Porobanki, injured by a cave-in at an earth bank near Sewickley, was treated at home after being brought in by patrol wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Weill
Cabot Alley
W. C. Colling
Dennison Avenue
Charles Hoox
Black Diamond Steel Works
Bloomfieldoun
Plymouth
Mercy Hospital
Michael Cannon
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Red Bank
Richt
Tyler Station
George Porobanki
Allegheny
Sewickley
Poperanki
Washington Avenue
East
Ohio Street
Ice price in Pittsburg drops to 86 per ton
Casada Ice announces a price of 86 per ton on track in Pittsburg. The address listed is H B Hop son in Mayville, N. .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. B. Hopson
Mayville
Wight discusses railroad business and price pressures
In a broad talk, 8 Wight, General Western Freight Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio, notes traffic is up to last year and crews are scarce. He cites rate competition, shifts in coal routes, and the impact of the interstate law on pricing. He argues rails must cut costs as demand stabilizes and defends American workers versus European conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
General Western
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Central Traffic Association
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Mahoning Valley
Ilinois
Illinois
Eee
West
Pittsburgh Fairmont and Morgantown railway merger
The State Line and Fairmont Morgantown and Pittsburg railroads merge to form the Pittsburgh Fairmont and Morgantown road. The new line will extend to connect Uniontown to Fairmont, then toward Grafton, cutting travel time for B and O routes and serving coal fields and farming districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Line
Fairmont
Morgantown
Pittaba
State Line Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Fairmount
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Fairmont and
Patton
Pittsburg and Western
State Line
Thomas Mr. King
Uniontown
West Virginia Line
Baltmore
Obio
Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio System
Pennsylvania Company Reports August Net Earnings Rise
Secretary Liggett announces August business results for the Pennsylvania Company and related lines. The Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg line shows a gross gain of 63,501.61 and net earnings up 2,900.44. Eight months of 1590 exceed 1889 in net earnings by 308,231.03, while the Pittsburg Cincinnati & St. Louis line records an August net earnings decline of 4,074.50 with an eight month gain of 608,68 in net earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago, St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Cincinnati
St. Louis
Railway Guide highlights Pittsburg exposition access
Division Passenger Agent B Swith of the Baltimore and Ohio road notes that the Railway Guide for Pittsburg and Allegheny September edition will leave ample space at the Exposition for country visitors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
B Swith
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Funeral of Two Huck Daughters Held in Duquesne Heights
The funeral of Dora Huck aged 6 and Emma Huck aged 2 daughters of fr and Mrs Sebold Huck will be held at the Anand residence on Duquesne Height. Both died this week from diphtheria. The item notes a day’s events in two cities and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Emma Huck
Mra Sebold Huck
Anand
Duquesne Height
Republican Labor League
Allegheny
A Plea for Local Work in Granite Firms
An English Technical Journal Sass of Pittsburg-T. ter and Hogg urges Kilman to favor local granite cutters. Kilman notes Kankle & Jordan of Hazelwood join granite cutting while Beggs & Son of Allegheny hire cheaper foreign labor. He warns against eastern firms winning the Carnegie Library contract and argues Pittsburg builders provide superior workmanship. local firms should be chosen to sustain regional industry and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
T. Ter and
Hogg
F. Kilman
Granite Cutters’ National Union
Kankle & Jordan
Hazelwood
Beggs & Son
Allegheny
Kilman
Carnegie
Legbeny
Eastern Firme
Hussey
Fidelity Tithe and Trust
Germania Bank
Competi
Carnegie Library
Allegeny
An English View of Pittsburg Gas Wealth and Trade
The London Engineering highlights Pittsburg during an approaching visit by the British Iron and Steel Institute. It notes four days there will cover the heart of American steel and iron, made possible by coal iron oil gas and salt nearby. Pittsburg sits in the Mississippi watershed near oil and gas fields and offers abundant fuel for industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Iron and Steel Institute of
Pittsburg
London
Mississippi
Gulf
Atlantic
Allegheny Mountains
Juniata
Ohio
Three Families of Paddlers Dominate Iron Trade
The article notes 19 paddlers from three families. John Walker Sr of Sharpsburg, 54, has nine sons entering iron work: John Jr, Jacob, Conrad, Peter, Adam, William, Chris, Edward, and Harry. A second family of six Eckhammer brothers Michael, Mathew, Mathias, John, Paul, George also follow the trade, plus four Debold brothers Charles, Jacob, Lewis, Frank. Two more paddlers from this line live in Iowa. Joseph Debold, nearly 70, began paddling in Pittsburg 45 years ago. Two of his sons work at the same furnace as their father did. Thirteen men work at the Vesuvius mill and six at the Millvale iron works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Sharpsburg
Jacob
Conrad
Peter
Adam
William
Chris
Edward
Harry
Michael
Mathew
Mathias
John
Paul
George Eckhammer
Charles
Lewis
Frank Debold
Iowa
Joseph Debold
Pittsburg
Vesuvius
Millvale
Wildcat Strike Rumor Sparks Illinois Miners Tale
An unverified sensational rumor claimed 40 000 Illinois miners would strike, a figure contradicted by authorities noting no district has so many miners and no extended strike is likely. President Rae and national officers reportedly pursue a nonstrike policy at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Iilinois
Rae
Beaver Falls Strike Attendees Deny Ties to Disturbances
Striking Beaver Falls lawmakers gathered Tuesday to repudiate links to the disturbances. Several named in the injunction list have been away from town since the strike began. Some threaten defamation suits against the firm, while labor groups in the valley offer support to the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Zanesville Mill Accepts Amalgamated Scale Victory
The Zanesville mill in Ohio and the Stony Creek Iron Company in Morris Town Pennsylvania have signed the Amalgamated scale. This marks a notable victory for officials as the Zanesville mill, an old established plant, had previously refused the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Creek Iron Company
Morristown
Zanesville, O
Totten & Hogg's Fire Leaves Loss Estimated at 815000
A fire at Totten & Hogg's foundry caused losses projected around 815,000 though production will continue. Orders on hand will be filled in due order, and the blaze will not disrupt current shipments. An official tariff opinion urges adherence to the tinplate clause as in the House bill and predicts price shifts within years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totten & Hogg
William Martin
Amalgamated Association
Duped the Doctor Faces Arrest for Fraudulent Practice
Dr Milvin Dewey owner of The Institute for the Cure of Catarrh and Dyspepsia at 323 Penn avenue was jailed for practicing without a diploma and taking money fraudulently. Detectives Fitzgerald and Robinson found patron names and fees ranging up to 15 dollars, and Dewey's partner Dr Shaffer is wanted for prior similar offenses. The case prompts calls for medical society oversight to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milvin Dewey
Penn Avenue
Institute For the
Central Station
Shaffer
Penrose
McAleese
Allegheny
Perrysville Avenue
Fitzgerald and Robinson
Fitzgerald
Robinson
Emma McClinton
Sarah Street
M. J. Patton
Sturgeon Street
Walter Lenhartz
Sheffield Street
Chris Brown
John Miller
Evaline Street
Nineteenth Ward
Matt Kilenllen
Jane Street
Southside
J. A. Mortimer
Karns City
Butler County
Dewey
Allegheny County Medical Society
O’ Mara
Medical Society
Minor Police Items Into Trouble
James Marion of 202 Fourth Avenue arrested for stealing an overcoat. Kitty Cochran knocks a woman down with a fist, assault and battery before Alderman Donovan. A J Scorer says he was arrested as a witness, not implicated in the Italian robbery. Nora Dicefox of Stoops Ferry charged with knife assault on a woman named Newman. a constable seeks Nora. J C Wall a favorer left 55 in two tin boxes in his buggy on the Southside. loss reported. Peter LoperMan of Webster Avenue jailed for assaulting John Herrman with a club. hearing set Saturday. Joseph Stricker charged with felonious assault and battery. jailed in default of $1,000 bail. linked to a stone thrown at Macbeth glass works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beget Carter
Kitty Cochran
Donovan
A. J. Scorer
Fifth Avenue
Nora Dicefox
Stoops’ Ferry
Newman
Nora
J.C. Wall
Bee
Peter LoperMan
Webster Avenue
Alderman Richards
John Herrman
Joseph Stricker
George A. Macbeth
Resignation Tightens Southside Hospital's Future
Dr. Larion Cone resigns as superintendent of the Southside Hospital Pittsburg effective October first amid health concerns. The board faces funding gaps as Dr. Thomas warns of lean times, planning to seek state aid next year and appealing to liquor interests for support. The hospital reports 2 admissions, $6,287.83 receipts, $5,185.50 expenditures, and 2 deaths with 7 fatal within six hours of admission. Donations of usable items are urged through local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Southside Hospital
Pittsburg
Southside Tal
Chave
Laaron Cone
Cole
Thomas
Polson
Noe
Police bust on Liberty Street nets a dozen arrests
Last night officers led by Lieutenant Denniston raided three houses on Liberty Street and arrested twelve people. At No 12 they took Jennie Williams, Hubert Williams, Maud Robinson, Lizzie Riley, and Lizzie Duffy. At an unspecified No 14 house they seized Kitty C, James Cassidy, Stella Brown and Toss Thompson. The proprietresses were charged and to face court. amid complaints a Pittsburg Traction Company conductor was located at No 14 with Cassidy found carrying jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Denniston
Jennie Williams
Hubert Williams
Maud Robinson
Lizzie Riley
Lizzie Duffy
Mary Hoover
Stella
Emma Miller
Kitty C
James Cassidy
Stella Brown
Toss Thompson
No. 14
Pittsburg Traction Company
Fall and Winter Fashions Offer at Kaufmanns
Kaufmanns announces 1890 fall and winter fashions with a handsome outlay and free mail copies on postal requests. New glove imports include eight button suede and grace id styles in tan brown modes verde and black with special values. Echols McMurray Co advertises piano organ bargains and stock clearance by October 1 resounding price no object at 123 Sandusky Street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmanns
Echols, McMurray & Co
Sandusky Street
Allegheny
River workers doubtful on miners dead strike
River operators say a general miners strike for the dead work scale is not yet certain with no clear union consensus. In the Hammer Department at Lower Union Mill seven of eight hammers broke down on Tuesday night leaving about a dozen men idle for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Grand opening week at Rosenbaum and Co and Hucvs Hacks
5 000 yards linen laces offered in remnants at one third value. Horne and Co Penn Avenue Stores advertise hundreds of plastic jackets and perfect fitting garments from 750 to 20 dollars. Rosenbaum and Co features velvets for trimmings and costumes from 1 to 4 dollars a yard. Eight button Swede magnetaires valued at 150 dollars claimed as bargains. Also others including Paris robes and novelty dress patterns. Men's neckwear at James H Aiken and Co 100 Fifth avenue. Cloak department highlights lapis wraps and jackets. Grand opening this week at Hucus Hacks Co 100 Fifth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Rosenbaum & Co
Wihs
Rival Guild Rumor Fuels Tension Among Trades
Rumors spread that Brotherhood painters may clash with Knights colleagues while Enists and carpenters show sympathy for the painters. The whispers hint at potential open conflict within the craft community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Knights
Enists
Ane © Carpenters
Building New Furnace Contemplated by Brown & Co Pittsburg
Brown and Co of Pittsburg weigh plans to erect four new puddling furnaces and lay out a canal clearing. The ad also promotes Dr Miles Nervine claiming cures for St Vitus dance nervousness and hysteria with free samples at Fleming and Sons Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Co
Pittsburg
Furna
Tori Carrer
St. Vitus
Miles
Jps
Feming & Son's
Market St. Th
Wilkinsburg to Hold Special Meeting on Penn Avenue Tunnel Plan
Wilkinsburg borough Council convenes a special meeting to discuss tunneling the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks at Penn Avenue in order to connect the Duquesne Electric Street Railway to the borough’s upper area. A committee previously sought cost-sharing with the Linguesne company, and tonight's session is to finalize details and start the tunnel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn Avenue
Duquesne Electric Street
JUS. HORNE & CO PREENED FASHIONED COATS AND CAPES
Catalog note from JUS. HORNE & CO arguing a wide range of mantles capes and jackets. Men's and women's garments listed include capes in cloth plash wool astrakhan and camel hair, various fronts collars and styles. Also robes such as plush jackets wraps long coats and silk and woolen costumes with seals and ermine furs including Alaska seal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deess Parade
Heroes OF the Forty-Sixth
Shields
Staatlion
Johns
F. L. Senour
Wightman
Dr. Ewing
Bealesco
Preebycery
Dr. Nee
Congress
B. D. Coleman
Arthur Brock
Coleman
Lebanon
The
Anderson
Brock
A. E. Clark
Lake Erie Road
Denver
Blind Institute
Bia
E Bloomfield
Allegheny Valley
Sam
Europe
Prince of Wales
Austria
Wales
Chislett
Gallatin
Witherspoon
Greenwood
Walls
Vierrons
Baeuerleins
MR. Kilman
Mirecra
Bios
Zanesville, O. Mil
DR. Shaffer
Big Pees
James Marion
No. 202
New
Kiber & Easton
Market Street
Jos. Horne & Co
Groetzinger's
Lowell, Bigelow and
Roxbury
Hucvs & Hacke Urssu
Panis
Ann
Usso
Hucus & Hacks
James H. Aiken & Co
Lapis
Ussa Hucus & Hacks
Agaloosr
Edward Groe
Wer
Tssu
Thompson Farm
Keating
Fas
Ing’s
JUS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Astrakhan
Marie Antoinetss
Cheviots
Capes
Alaska
Marten
Royal Ermine
Sabra
All Manner O Instruments Hamilton
Lev
Rae Erosns
Smithfield
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