Finance and street railway debates at council session
City council discussed franchise sales by bidders, financial reports showing 1891 82 receipts and a $100 000 origin, fund transfers, and renewed debate over street railway ordinances. Resolutions covered hospital funding, paving, and impact on future councils while auditors pressed for Hastings recovery and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henricks
Meeers Finstein
Wertheimer
Federal
Rebecca
Treasury
Kennedy
Arthur Hennedy
Gilliford
Corporation Committee
der. Gilford
Observatory Mi Railway Company
Hendricks
Inike
Emitte
Hastings
Perurr
Common Connell
Trey Hill Company
Inid Neide
Herr Ishinn
Fred Gwinner
Shiffier Bridge Company
Connell
Soldiers at Homestead Honors Antietam Monument
Crowds gathered in Homestead for the unveiling of a soldiers monument commemorating the Battle of Antietam. A parade led by Major Denniston and Major General Williams drew about 3900 participants, including 2000 schoolchildren. Speakers included Hon. John F. Cox and Aaron Walker with post and civic figures. Refreshments followed, then a camp fire at the Opera House with Col. Chill Hazzard presiding and remarks by FB McKenna, General A. L. Pearson, Mo. J., and A. Montooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Post Department
Joseph F. Denniston
J. F. Williams
G. A. St
John F. Cox
Aaron Walker
A Milor
Opera House
Clonel Chill Hazzard
Mom
FB. Mckenna
A. L. Pearson
Mo. J
A. Montooth
Secret of rapid land value rise in southern towns
The article notes that Birmingham Alabama Roanoke Virginia and other Monongalese river manufacturing towns saw land values surge after new factories. It says industrial sites attracted rapid growth transforming small lots into multi acre parcels and predicts a second town of equal scale soon, driven by large safe works under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Roanoke
Ilaine
Time service gains in Pittsburg with Western Union plan
Commercial agent A L Henderson reports Western Union and Self Winding Clock Company will install a duplicate astronomical regulator in Pittsburg to serve mills and factories on the Southside. The system will relay time from Washington and soon cover the East with clocks at Ferguson and Vandergrift buildings. The project aims to standardize city time and extend to every mill, despite high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Henderson
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Pittsburg
Naval Observatory
Washington
Henderson
Fergueon
Vandergrift
Mr. Hendersen
Ohio
West Virginia
Chicago
Boston
Window Glass Makers Resume Last Year's Wages Accord
Wage committee of window glass manufacturers and workers agreed to return to last year's prices. Workers dropped demand for a 5 percent rise in gatherers' wares while manufacturers gave up changes to working rules. The group, including Menara, Chambers, Frazee, Hart, Loeffier, Lewis, Keyes, and McKee, will reconvene next week to set a start date between October 1 and 10 amid a poor trade outlook and regional strikes impacting building activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Schmertz & Co
Menara, Chambers, Frazee, Hart, Loeffier
Lewis
Keyes
2D. McKee
John Eberhart
Swearer
Winters
Conaway
Jer
Suimmer
Pitteborg
Rete
New Trades Assembly of Western Pennsylvania To Launch
The Trades Assembly of Western Pennsylvania will be launched tomorrow night at 41 Fifth Avenue. Delegates from all organized bodies meet to adopt a revised constitution and broaden representation. The move aims to legislate for at least 90,000 workers and create the strongest representative labor organization in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Trades Assembly of
Western Pennsylvania
Morrow
Trades Council
Committee of Eleven
Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue
Trades Assembly
Conspiracy Charges Against Local Contractors in Strike Fallout
Thomas Buchanan of Bricklayers' Union No. 2 plans suit against Squires & Co East End hardware merchants Triford John Kerr & Co brickmakers H R Barnes president of the Builders' Exchange Samuel Frankes secretary of the Master Bricklayers' Association and Builders' Exchange directors alleging conspiracy. He claims a contract to build four houses was derailed after first story completion due to refusals and coordinated actions by the defendants harming his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Buchanan
Bricklavers' Union No. 2
Squires & Co
East End
Triford
John Kerr & Co
H. R Barnes
Builders’ Exchange
Samuel Frankes
Master Bricklayers’ Association
Buehaan
Souires & Co
Railroad workers anxious about new hires on two lines
Conductors and drivers on the Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Railway and the Union line express concern that new men will be given work when the road begins operation. The crews anticipate challenges and potential job losses as staffing changes loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny and Manchester Railway
Union Line
Allegheny County Union Meets in Southside Church
The quarterly Allegheny County Union gathering at Southside Presbyterian Church featured a report from the International Convention, a musical program, and a Bible reading by Rev. F N Foster. Rev. F B Farrand offered welcome remarks while Rev. J Ward Ret delivered the convention report and Rev. J F Cowan spoke on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County Union
Southside Presbyterian Church
W. J. Jones
Sadie Atitts
Angie Reipecke
William Nolds
F. Ritchie
F. N. Foster
F. B. Farrand
Trinity Hall Alumni Meet Holds Newburgh Reunion Dinner
Alumni Association of Trinity Hall Washington held a business meeting at the Duquesne with about 25 of 40 members present. A supper followed the reunion and plans were arranged for the annual dinner in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Hall
Alumni Association of
Washington
Duquesne
Fear Of Epidemic Bouts At Morse School
About 40 pupils from Morse sub-district school in the twenty-fifth ward were sent home after a child, the 34 year old daughter of Morgan McDonald of 11 Larkins Alley, died of diphtheria. Dr J Milton Duff treated the child and faced criticism over delayed notification to health authorities. A second investigation was planned as nearly 40 pupils were dismissed for attending the ill child’s funeral and for visiting the sick room, with 30 day readmission rules applying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Morgan McDonald
Larkins Alley
J. Milton Duff
Bureau of Health
Duff
McDonald
McClure
Prn
Bandits Terrorize Farm Near Forest Grove
Thieves not Italian, living between Forest Grove and the Steubenville pike, attacked Jonathan Phillips’s property by bright lights exposing their faces. The family and workers watched as depredations continued without prevention. The gang has long troubled the area, poisoning dogs and stealing poultry and other stock, including a mother duck and ducklings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Grove
Steubenville Pike
Jonathan Phillips
Clvea
Homeopathic State Medical Society Elects Officers
The society closed its convention and elected officers for the next session to be held in Philadelphia. Elected president is Dr. E C Parsons, with Dr. F R Schmacker as first vice president, Dr. Sarah J Coe as second vice president, Dr J F Cooper as secretary, Dr E R Snader as correspondence secretary, J R Horner as recording secretary, Dr W J Maneburg as necrologist, with Clarence Bartlett and Joseph E Jones named others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic State Medical Society
Philadelphia
E. C. Parsons
F. R. Schmacker
Reading
Firet
Sarah J. Coe
Wilkesbarre
J. F. Cooper
Allegheny
Sacreer
E. R. Snader
Corresp
Jr. J. R. Horner
Nccording
The Death Rate in Pittsburg Mortuary Report
The mortuary report for the week ending September 12 records 6 Pittsburg deaths, 11 in the Old City, 42 in the East End, 7 in the Southside and 6 at institutions. Infants under 1 year total 35, ages 1–20 total 2, 20–70 total 24, over 70 total 7. Causes include 4 diathesis, 8 tabes, 5 nervous troubles, 21 digestive troubles, and 10 violent deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Old City
East End
Southside
Alderman Donahue Assaulted on Liberty Street
Alderman P. J. Donahue of the First ward was knocked down on Liberty Street near Third Avenue by two unknown men. He suffered a broken leg, treated by a surgeon, and was sent home. Patrolman Morley arrested the assailants, who registered at the Central station as T. W. White and B. Ivenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Donahue
First Ward
Liberty Street
Third Avenue
Squire
Wazonman Morley
Central Station
T. W. White
B. Lvenry
Wilkinsburg Home Anniversary Dinner Planned
A dinner will be held at the Home for Aged Protestants in Wilkinsburg on Thursday next under the lady managers. Meals there are praised, and attendees are promised a pleasant day for the elderly residents who eagerly await the annual treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Did Not Hold a Meeting of Creditors for Moorhead MacCreane
There was no meeting of the Moorhead MacCreane Company creditors yesterday. Attorney Shiras said it would be several days before a general meeting to arrange terms for the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead-MacCreane Company
Shiras
Victims of the law seize several jailed suspects in Millvale region
A string of arrests and detentions unfold as Squire Madden of Millvale sentences Yer Teuy for larceny. Scott Watxen of McKen’s Rocks is jailed for trial after a larceny charge. Baldwin Township residents Wigner, War, and Dr Eisenbart await court action. An insane man, Thomas Tracy, recaptured after escaping the city Poor Farm, is alleged to have been assaulted. A Pole named Jacas Axcet faces two charges including peace violation and assault. Rose Rosenwald reports felonious assault leading to jail for Flowers Avenue resident. Alleged shootings and blows prompt further accusations as cited in Aldermanic investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yer Teuy
Squire Madden
Millvale
Scott Watxen
McKen's Rocks
Linton Poster
Justice of the Peace
Bryan
William War
Wigner
Eisenbart
Baldwin Township
Gripy Teria
Thomas Tracy
Gorwen
Parenta
Gaz Fm
Jacos Axcet
McPike
Rose Rosenwald
Axparn Rosixwalp
Flowers Avenue
Betnbauer
Angel
Rosenwald
Final Pompeii show closes with fireworks at Recreation Park
Positively the last performance of Fall of Pompeii is set for tomorrow night at Recreation Park with a double fireworks display. The exhibition includes a portrait of Major Monitooth the comic monkey, swans, elephant and more. Country visitors are urged to attend the Exposition in the afternoon and Pompeii in the evening, marking the final chance to see Pompeii.
Fitzsimmons Escape News Bandied Across City
Reports detail ongoing manhunt for Fitzsimmons who remains at large amid swift police action. Superintendent Weir and Sheriff McCleary push broad distribution of circulars while the Prison Board probes jail details and potential management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Weir
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
McCleary
Delbe
Wheeling
Shore
Sherrif McCleary
Catt
Souling
Berlin
Soffel
Marshall
Waiting on the Auditor Over Heating Company Shortage
The Allegheny Heating Company faces a cash shortage of about 101000 dollars blamed on Secretary and Treasurer Shields. Shields, under police surveillance, left the Monongahela House as a private detective shadowed him. Attorneys Cassiday & Richardson said the books are examined and the company will recover the funds. no action planned unless a deficiency remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Allegheny Heating Company
Monongahela House
Polce
E.T. Cassiday
Cassiday & Richardson, Aattorneys
Lysle
William McCreery
W. T. Rodgers
Roper Young
Mom
Jockey Monkey Dick Arrested After Oakland Dealer Assault
Richard Layton a colored jockey known as Monkey Dick was jailed in the Fourteenth ward on a charge of assaulting John Sellers an Oakland liquor dealer. Layton had earlier ridden Sellers horse in a race at Homewood Park and allegedly pulled up the horse during the race. The pair renewed the quarrel in Oak Park with Layton striking Sellers on the head with a club prompting Officer McLaughlin to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Layton
Monkey Dick
Fourteenth Ward
John Sellers
Oakland
Layton
Sellers
Homewood Park
Oakand
McLaughlin
Tuner new cases of scarlatina and diphtheria events
Tuner new cases of scarlatina and three of diphtheria were bed of Health sententad s Se Movxos Troon, a well known character, will be laid on Sunday afternoon September 20 at 8 o'clock. Masonic ceremonies will be under the supervision of Seance We Brown, Distt Dems on, DI Grand Master. Becky Meyernssunc, who was as
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bed of
Cas Lero
John’ Church
Main
Butler Sceche
Becky Meyernssunc
Woman Hurt After Assault on Magee Street
A woman assaulted on Magee Street Wednesday night is in serious condition with a three inch scalp wound and a fractured shoulder blade near her right shoulder blade. Dr. Craighead, her attending physician, doubts she will recover quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Savage
Magee Street
Craighead
Rail Accidents Flood Pittsburg Area with Fatalities and Injuries
The coroner recorded two railway deaths and several injuries from incidents in Pittsburg yesterday. Victims include John Jexven Michael Jonfer struck by a Pacific Express at Venue station, Adolf Knolle injured by a revolver accident, and Samuel Fellows fatally crushed crossing the Allegheny Valley tracks near Thirty-fourth Street. Additional victims suffered burns, limb breaks, or internal injuries, with inquests and hospital stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jexven
Michael Jonfer
Venue Station
Pacific Express
Schuylkill
Schuylkill Cnunty
Potinsky
John Polinsky
Edgar Thomson
Verrene
Mercy Hospital
Wolle
Adolf Knolle
Knolle
Charles Teeter
Willim Knolle
Wyle Avenue
Teeter
Bridget McDonough
Jack
Dithridge Street
Bellefield
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Thirty-fourth Street
Fellows
Thirty Eighth Street
Jexximson
John Jenkinson
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
Jenkinson
Condition of Coraopolis Struggling for Funds to Repair Streets
The article reports Coraopolis facing funds shortages for street repairs amid muddied roads and usage disputes. It notes a damaged mule case, a deep street hole on State street, a nitro hauler near drowning, jeering by bystanders including councilmen, and efforts to double assessed valuation to support bonded interest. Some residents consider surrendering the borough charter to Moon township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coraopolis
State Street
Burgess Kendall
Moon Township
Test of Amoskeag engine shows fair results
John Vandevelde testified in the Amos hearing that engines 2 and 3 were tested for capacity with steam recorders attached. Three judges recorded identical figures, confirming a fair test. The engines were supported by autonjacks to prevent vibration. Cross examination revealed no new points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Hamilton
Amoskeag
John Vandevelde
Cleveland
Dutchtown man arrested for disturbance on Ohio street
John Steir of Dutchtown was arrested for creating a disturbance on Ohio street. In lockup he laughed at officers and claimed he would only serve three days, despite a previous sentence and writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steir
Dutchtown
Ohio Street
Steir
Safe deposit vaults offered by Farmers' Deposit National Bank
The ordinary safe lacks proper protection for valuables and papers. Protection is available in the bank's safe deposit vaults at 66 Fourth Avenue with boxes rented from $5 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Depsit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Farmers’ Dell National Bank
Wes
Local merchants showcase fall bargains and Blaine appeals
Multiple Pittsburgh ads announce fall goods from Jos Baars Co and James H Arken Co on Fifth Avenue and Penn Avenue. Offers include all wool fabrics at 0c to $1.80 per yard, free trials of Globe shoes, and cheap car and boat promos to Blaine tomorrow. Evens plan of lots at McKeesport touted by agent Wim Beil with details at 94 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Baars & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos, Horre & Co
Evans
McKeesport
Wim
M. Beil
Fourth Avenue
City
Exposition Boosts Pittsburgh Trade Amid Economic Strain
Business leaders report mixed effects from the Exposition as trade remains steady or better in parts of Pittsburgh. Merchants note inflation from McKinley tariff concerns, easy credit, and a flood of imports yet see renewed activity due to new faces, longer hours, and a September boost. Farmers' crops shape overall conditions while German Day at the show draws excursions and crowds to the exposition grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nature
RE. P. Roberts & Sons
Hore
Horne & Warll
Joseph Horne
Hoe
W.M. Laird
Uton
Rosenbaum & Co
Mr. Austin
Hugus & Hacke
Pittsburg
Austin
Biber
Biber & Easton
Morris Bear
Kaufmanns
Havenna Lotge K. of
P. Band
Rosenbaum & Co Second Sale Showcases Ornate Draperies
Soren admires a wide display of decorative items at Rosenbaum & Co. Nos. 510-518 Market St. The selection includes draperies, art work, draped brackets, wedding and birth day souvenirs, mouchoir cases, toilet articles with new maarabout feather trim, baby baskets with full accessories, and parlour and bedroom ornaments. Full lines of wraps, furs, millinery, lace curtains, dress trimmings, umbrellas, and laces complete the huge assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren
Pop corn king Mr Baker beams over fresh fruit lemonade
Belonging to the pop corn king, Mr. Baker, are sources of unfailing delight to thousands daily. The pop corn is famous and the lemonade is made from fresh fruit, with toothsome candies and taffies in familiar favors and new creations devised by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Last Performance of Pompeii at Hamilton’s store
Pompeii closes with one final show on Saturday September 19 featuring Paip’s Carnival and double fireworks. Major Montooth appears in colored fire while tickets are on sale at Hamilton’s Music Store. Public sale of valuable leasehold property today at 2 PM for the estate of P H Falkenstine at 221 Ohio Street Allegheny City auctioned by A J Pewteecost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnst
Observatory Railwaympany
Crosstown
Perry Street Railway Company
Troy Hill Railway Company
Pleasant Eee
Pompeii
Montooth
Hamilton
P. H. Falkenstine
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
A. J. Pewteecost
A. J. Pestecost
Fire at Anderson Printing sparks fatality and illness
Cutcaco Sept 17 A small fire at the Anderson Printing Company office broke a bottle of muriatic acid releasing fumes that sickened and injured firemen. Despite extinguishing the blaze Captain Mullins died early this morning and several others remain in critical condition due to inhalation of noxious gases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Anderson Printing Company
Mullins
Freinsianes
Biairaville Presbytery Adjourns at Delmont Meeting
The annual meeting of the Biairaville Presbytery closed at Delmont with large attendance. A friendly discussion on the proposed changes to the Confession of Faith led to minor changes sent back to the committee. The body will reconvene in Irwin on December 16 with next report due in Portland, Oregon, next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biairsville
Greensnukg
Biairaville Presbytery
Delmont
Portland
Oro
Caurtery
Irwin
Bribed Escape Aims Revealed in Prisoner Confession
Prisoner Anderson at Crctrrsall jail admits involvement in a prior escape plot. He claims a Mrs. Anderson and later Watchman Tucker were paid to aid his release. The confession names key conspirators and outlines payments of 200 dollars to Tucker. Also notes a hospital committee memorial for William McCreery and plans to attend his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Fattanoa
Hadden
Tucker
West Penn Hospital Medical and Surgical Department
Paradise
William McCreery
West Penn Hospital
Department of Humane and
Pital
Campbell & Dick Bargains at Blaine Tomorrow
33 Cases or 50 000 yards of elegant flannelettes at half price. 121 0 quality at 6 4 c. 15 c quality at Ti c. Opened and placed on sale today. 000 yards of the cheapest and prettiest flannelettes. Hundreds of patterns. Useful for wraps, comforts, nightgowns. Only two prices, 01 0 and Tc. Call early for choice. CAMPBELL & DICK, BARGAINS at Blaine tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tc. Campbell & Dick
Desperate Allegheny Robber Strikes Councilman
Allegheny councilman Schad was attacked early yesterday by a burglar attempting to pry open a house entrance. The assailant fled after striking Schad with a heavy chisel as he confronted the intruder. Schad suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schad
Allegheny
Leading Drygoods House Jos Horne and Co Penn Avenue Stores
The Leading Drygoods House Jos. Horne & Co operates a chain of stores along 60.5 Penn Avenue. The retailer emphasizes a wide selection of dry goods and prompt service for local customers.
Housekeepers Orders for Home Brightening Goods
A dealer invites housekeepers to learn at the store about a full range of home beautifying goods and services. They emphasize direct imports, self selection of styles or made-to-order items, and prices consistently lower than elsewhere. The notice promises more details in the shop.
Nottingham Lace Curtains Put On Sale This Morning
Nottingham lace curtains offered in 130 distinct styles with unique selections. Stock ranges from embroidered muslin curtains to Cluny lace curtains priced from 3 to 16 dollars per pair. The seller claims factory pricing equal to New York houses and a modest profit, emphasizing advantages to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Elegant Lemon Ecra drapery sets with matching curtains
Novel, chic design ensemble in Lemon Ecra offered at 10 dollars per pair for select designs. Materials priced by the yard and sash curtains match in corresponding prices. Especially suited for bedrooms with pairs priced from 8.50 to 10 dollars. Curtain materials and matching sash curtains available.
Portieres and Chenille Decor Items Highlight Sales
An advertisement promotes chenille portieres at $3 to $475 with fringe ends and color varieties. It also touts extra value portieres, chenille table covers, tapestries for walls, and window shades. Other offerings include furniture remolding and exclusive Western Pennsylvania distribution of English cretonnes and shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
America
Fall and Winter Dress Stuffs on Display
Our lines include superior foreign and domestic novelties and staples. A large assortment of new weaves and designs of Plaids Checks Stripes Mixtures and Cheviots at 50c a yard. High grade Scotch and French Dress Novelties Cheviots Stripes Checks Plaids Chevrons and Mixtures in Natural Wool Alpaca and Camel hair from 1 to 250. French Diagonal Cloths new fabric for tailor made costumes in latest colors 2 25 a yard. New Red Cord Cloths complete colorings priced 75c to 6ta. Broadcloth in telecon shades at 4 50 a yard. English Suitings three qualities 2 50 2 75 and 3 5.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Railway Company
Northside Raiheay Company
Northside Railway Company
Federal Street
Mlonsant Valley Way
Coeae
Observatory
Nit Railway’ Company
Hilt Ra
Soo
Saands
Troy Hill Railway
Pease
Aggreente
Pleasant Valley
Anhur Kennedy
Gillfard
Finance Committee
Worthelwer
Controller's Office
Dr. Gilliford
Mr. Henrick
Allegheny Geral Hospital
Patton
Homestead
Western Union Company
gWindow
the County Union Meeting
Acter
New Homeopathic Society
Alderman Donahue Waslard
Victims OF the Law
H. Overneisen
Wylie Avenue
Max Eeeny
Openheiser
Seventnaneny & His
Pbig Pear
Soa
Pompei
Robb
Jalil
Prison Board
Tednay
United States Secret Service
Gilkinson
Secret Service
Yeanat George
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Sutherland
Extion Society
Anti Ear
Mod
John Vandevel
Amos
Bedford Corils
Blaine
Cats Bros. Liberty
Sixth Streets
Bualsee
James H. Arken & Co
Fifth Ave
Baturda
Carp
Carn Bros, Liberty
Market St
Cages Somers & Co
Fourth Ave
Charles — & Co
the People's Store
Charles Somers & Co
Jos
Blaaine
Carx Bros
Liberty and
James H. Aixen & Co
Silver Department
E. P. Roberts & Son
S&t
Priday
Jos. Horne
Penn Avenue Stores
Nottingham
JOS. Horne & CO
Cor
Fifth Ave. and
Market St Gold Area
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