Cleveland Beats Pittsburg 5 to 4 in Open Series Finish
The Cleveland club thumped Pittsburg 5 to 4 at Cleveland grounds as Maul pitched well behind strong Cleveland hitting. The Pittsburgh offense managed little until an inning where they loaded the bases but failed to capitalize. Across town, New York defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 at Brotherhood Park in the final hast game, as Ward starred for the home club with late rallies and solid fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Canton
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Diamond
Maul
McGill
Brooklyn Pacers
Brotherhood Park
Prsenne
West
Ward
Secretary Brunell Passes Through City to Cleveland
Secretary Brunell of the Players' League toured the city on his way to Cleveland and said the PL would not play exhibition games with the American Association. He claimed PL clubs would seek players from the National League and that PL schedules would precede the NL to avoid date conflicts. President McCallin of the local NL club met Brunell at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunell
Players' League
Cleveland
P. L
American Association
National League
N. L
Sulmi
McCaliin
2. L
Cleveland Pirates Baseball Championship Meet in Cleveland
National League game summary from Cleveland on September 1 1 pits Cleveland against Pittsburgh in a close contest. Young started for Cleveland but support faltered as Zimmer struggled with wild throws. Sales hit a near homer that caromed for two bases, and Zimmer delivered a four run seventh inning. Berger received a cad watch from teammates. Final score shows a tight, hard fought battle with standout hitting on both sides and strong plays by Virtue and LaRoque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefatch
Caxros
Cleveland Pittsburg
N. 1
Young
Canton
Cleveland
Zimmer
Sales
Delaney
Berger
Rd Wirers
Cooney and Gren alvin Injured in NL Baseball Split
September 16 at CatcaGo details a violent first inning collision involving Cooney and Glenalvin. Cooney sustains serious injuries and is removed. Chicago wins the opener easily but drops the second game as Hutchinson struggles. multiple players noted for home runs and notable batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CatcaGo
Baseball box score fragment with totals and league standings
Fragmentary box score lists players Foster Knight Keenan Hutchinson Latham Kittridge and Rhines with pitching and batting events. Notes stolen bases, double plays, bases on balls, hit by pitch, strikeouts, and errors. Includes American and National League standings and schedules with teams such as Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh and league leaders forthcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhee
Roos
Limot
Keenan
Foster
Carroll
Kittridge
Balle
Hutchinson
Stein
Rhines
Siitchison
Helly
Bytein
Michines
Kittridgee
Kee
McQu
Ww. L. Pe
W. J. Pre
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Phila
Pittsbore
National League
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Puavers
Leacue
Buffalo
Associa4tiox
Baltimore
Columbus
Syracuse
Toledo
Rochester
St. Louis
McKeesport Representatives to Attend Akron Tri-State Meeting
Frank Torreyson and W A Miller, veterans of the old McKeesport club, will attend Akron’s next month meeting of the present Tri-State League delegates. They will represent the old home club and aim to secure a team continuation next season. Torreyson declines to say if he has a seat with a new club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Frank Torreyson
W. A. Miller
MecKeesport
Akron
Thesepresestantes
Torre ‘Wil Ba
Sbera Sah
Exciting unfinished trotting race at Southside Driving Park
Yesterdays card at Southside Driving Park delivered strong racing despite many heats being unfinished. The 2 50 trot proved hotly contested with Dom Pedro Flirting Kate and Fannie splitting five heats. Pedro finally outlasted the mare. The 300 pace was won by Spok Southside, with Darkness stopping the scene after early heats. Races conclude today with a restored program and a B&O departure at 14 P M for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Dom Pedro
Flirting Kate
Fannie
Pedro
Spok
Forest Bosg
McAnnilty
Duck
Billy Toy
Buck Nolde
Pittsburg
Ben Dom Pedro
Eshl
Philadelphia Grand Circuit Races Continue Amid Controversy
In Philadelphia on September 18 the Grand Circuit trotting events resumed with the 2:33 heat. Scramble won all decisive heats ahead of Sadie M though some spectators claimed she could have prevailed with proper urging. Driver Pettit faced a £100 fine and suspension, while the fastest 2:25 heat marked the meeting’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Scramble
Bellman
Sadie M
McCray
Pettit
Sadine
Sumebary
Marendes_ aves
Alexandria ‘Hor
Sally A
MUST FIRST TROT IN ENGLAND
The Trotting Union of Great Britain proposes a January rule barring American horses from entering Union races, except those already racing in the U S or producing an American certificate. Germany and other trotting nations are expected to adopt similar restrictions as Secretary Cathcart plans continent-wide coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dunlap's Cable Company
Lay Pow
Trotting Union of
Great Britain
Germany
Cathcart
Races at Manchester and Ayr yield multiple plate winners
In Manchester the September plate for 2 year olds over five furlongs was won by Petard owned by Douglas Baird with Sweetest second and Colona Marae third. At the Western meeting in Ayr the Ayreshire handicap plate for year olds and up over about a mile and three furlongs was won by Horton owned by A H Laidlay with Golden Mare second and Scottish Fusilier third.
Gravesend Winnere GRAVESEND Rack Track Races
Results from Gravesend track show six furlongs Druidess, Liste Ella, Dollikins. 1 1/16 miles Mabel Gienn, Reporter, Eric. six furlongs Strathmeath, Cleopatra, Russell. five furlongs Kingston, Volunteer, Maharat. six furlongs Nellie Bly Meyre Paranza, Flutie Filly. mile and a furlong Birthday, Fioodtide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Druidess
Liste Ella
Dollikins
Mabel Gienn
Reporter
Eric
aix_ furlon
Strathmeath
Cleopatra
Russell
Guy's Good Mile at Cleveland on heavy track
The swift gelding Guy clocked 2:13 1-3 for a mile at Cleveland driving park amid heavy conditions. The meet included exhibitions by Sunol and Guy and several trotting divisions with times noted for each horse, including Cali mare and Palo Alto, while track conditions hindered timing for some entries.
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Cleveland
Sunol
Guy
California
Palo Alto
Acon
Boorita
Dobie
Sock
Brown
Sim Elise Lad Ed
Es Ey Irma C
Indad Findley
Sajor Wit i
Ajor Wilkes
Arctic
Kavolll
Pearl
Frank
Pui Hella
Judge L
Veritas
Webb
Keokee
Shank
Harry Medium
FRR
Romence
Nda
Acolyte
Aimont Wilkes
Jollaco
William Arthur
Stig
Washington Infantry Field Day at Salt Works Station
The Washington Infantry held its annual field day at Salt Works Station range. Prizes were awarded to officers and noncommissioned members, with multiple names listed. A baseball match followed the target exercise, Niebaum's nine defeating Bhannon's team by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Infantry
Saltworks Station
G. F. E. Wilbarm
Soneree
Victor Weiss
George W
AP. Bhannon
John H. Niebaum
Wim
Geilfuss
Westerman
J.B. McEwett
Ccsesesessenseneereen
H. Dengel
Robt. Speer
D. J. Wealing
USA
Bhannon
Niebaum
Louisville Fall Races Result at The State Fair
At Louisville and the State Fair on September 18 the card produced multiple winners. Speedaway took the 2:37 trot purse $500 with nine starters, Chesterfield won the 220 pace, and Kittie Bayard won two heats in the 2:98 trot though unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commans
Speedaway
Chesterfield
Kittie Bayard
Tennis Gossip and Sewickley Prize Winners
The Pittsburg Tennis Club hosts a handicapped single tournament for members today and tomorrow with prizes including tennis shoes racquets and club awards. Sewickley results show Christy withdrew from second prize and matches delayed by rain. Moorhead Reed and others swept prizes with college players departing for Princeton and Yale next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cain & Verner
Sears
J. KR. Weldin & Co
A. G. Pratt & Co
Sewickley
Christy
Br. R. Reed
Brooks
Vail
Ewing
Princeton College
Pittsburg Tennis Club
Moorhead
Princeton
Charles Woods
Lawrence Woods
Brown
Yale
Herron Hill Gun Club Holds All Day Shoot at Brunot Island
The Herron Hill Gun Club plans an all day shoot at Brunot's Island on Tuesday with a listed programme of keystone events and varying entrance fees. Shooting begins at 11 a.m. and lunch will be served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Hill Gun Club
Brunot’s Island
Boat Race Set for October 2 at East Liverrook
Telegram from East Liverrook Ohio reports arrangements completed for the Teemer versus Hanlan boat race on October 2 with an old-time fair and other amusements. Governor Campbell promises to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
East Liverrook
Teemer
Hanlan
Jampbell
Sporting Notes and Early Fall Racing News
Sporting notes summarize upcoming games and bets, racing plans, and boxing chatter. The Kenton Blues beat the Hubs of Allegheny 18 to 17 at Recreation Park, and Was at first feared Huperta is not broken down but unlikely to race again this season. There is talk of Billy Meier fighting Jimmie Carroll for 0 and 8, with Carroll declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breaptin
W. Sr. Chate
Homewood
Kenton Blues
Hubs
Allegheny
Recreation Park
New Orleans
Billy Meier
Jimmie Carroll
Carroll
Huperta
Mis. Walcott
Somersetshire
Warwickshire
Essex
Cheshire
Recognize
Portsmouth
United Service Club
South
England
All-England
North of England
South of England
Peckham
Oneida
Bradford
Thomas Ryan
Freexham
Eee
Johnny van Hess
Buffalo
Peckjam
Samaten
Cock Robinson
W. J. Wilhelm
Penn
Tapla
Ips
Washington
Baewill
Reading Bedygteitial
Meda Carnes
American Iron Trade Ties to Cuban Mines Shaped by Spanish Grants
The piece reports Otto E. Reimer’s findings on Cuban mining concessions granted to Juragua Iron Company Limited of Philadelphia. It details a broad system of free entry rights for rail, rolling stock, and port facilities, plus substantial American investment in Cuban ore shipped under the British flag to Bethlehem and Steelton. It notes Spanish authorities seeking to attract more capital and labor, urging American involvement to exploit rich mineral resources in Santiago de Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom 4
Washington
Judge Chipman
Michigan
Secretary of the Navy
House of Representatives
Bethlehem Iron Company
Gon Steel
Otto E. Reimer
United States
Santiago de Cuba
Reimer
Cuba
Jaragua Iron Company
Ultramarine
Spain
Madrid
Juragoa Iron Company, Limited
Philadelphia
Juragua Company
la Cruz
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Iron Company
Steelton, Pa
Bethlehem, Pa
Lake
Suce
Salamanca
Centleman
Lightser
Ladies Discuss Missions at Mansfield Valley Meeting
The quarterly meeting of the Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society convened in the First Baptist Church Mansfield Valley with sessions at 10:30 AM 2 PM and 7 PM. President Mrs Reymer Association Director Mrs Carey and others led discussions on Difficulties and Hindrances to Successful Work in Missions and the Importance of Mission Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Baptist Society
Mansfield Valley
Opel
Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Reymer
Carey
Riddie
Stanton
East End
Pittsburg
Cara Reese
Treacy
India
Allegheny
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
Pitsburg
Ministers Confer on Preachers and Elders at Sandusky
About 30 ministers arrived at the Sandusky United Brethren Conference where 100 ministers and lay delegates attended. The gathering passed on the characters of preachers including Rev. G W Taylor of Defiance whose marriage to a girl followed a prior scandal, with doubt about his retention. The conference approved reducing presiding elders per district from four to two after hours of debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fispvay
Sandusky
Sailor Fatally Wounded as Captain Refuses to Pay in Milwaukee
Captain William H. Landgraff of the steamer Nevada shot and fatally wounded a sailor named Charley after a dispute over payment for a round trip and his departure from the vessel at Milwaukee. Also reported: a bell boy arrested in New York over a hotel safe robbery. railroad conductors discuss secret work. a banquet on an excursion train. and a tornado-like downpour in Vinton Iowa causing roof damage and street debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William H. Landgraff
Nevada
Charley
New York
Hotel Vendome
Doobaaker Aris
Toledo
International Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors
Mind reader opens safe under blocked senses
Paul A. Johnstone, famed mind reader, blindfolded and with ears nose and hands blocked, opened a Wellington Hotel safe while hotel staff thought of the combination. He claims the feat proves humans possess more than five senses and challenges muscle reading theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Paul A. Johnstone
Grand Pacific Hotel
Johnstone
Wellington
O'Brien case in Montreal Police Court adjourned
R N O'Brien charged with circulating an untrue story of Prince George's arrest faced further proceedings in Montreal Police Court. Evidence from Hall failed to prove the dispatches were written by O'Brien. O'Brien's lawyers number seven. High Constable Bissonnette denied Monday arrest. Tomorrow action may be taken against the Montreal Gazette for 20000. Prince George reportedly treated the affair as a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
R. N. O'Brien
Prince George
Desnoyers
Hall
Telegraph Company
O'Brien
O’brien
Bissonnette
Montreal Gazette
Lord Stanley
Flood of Money Strains New York Sub Treasuries
Payments at the New York sub Treasury surged with bond purchases totaling 11,688,000. Prepayments on 4s and 6s, silver, pension disbursements, and 35,500,000 paid in cash overwhelmed totals. Call loans at 3 to 4 percent, 90 day money at 6 percent, and a 1,000,000 one year loan at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
sub-Treasury
Flood waters sweep Poestenkill valley after dam breach
Troy reports at 2 a.m. the Bone steel Pond outlet dam failed six miles northeast of Poestenkill, sending a flood through the narrow valley. Water uprooted trees and washed away structures, destroying six new bridges on the Poestenkill and Columbia highway and wrecking all buildings along the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Poestenkill
Columbia Highway
Advice from Ruse at Ohio State Fair
Forty five thousand people attended the Ohio State fair in Columbus. J M Rusk Secretary of Agriculture spoke after being introduced by ex President Hayes and congratulated the farmers on agricultural organization. He warned against expecting sudden results from legislation and urged cautious action to win public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. M. Rusk
Hayes
Footpad Strikes Man in Zanesville. Critical Condition
Christopher Coyle 72 was struck on the head with a slungshot by a footpad near his home in Zanesville. He had just received about $20 at his son's livery stable and appeared to be followed. His condition is listed as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Christopher Coyle
Coyle
Willard F Robinson sues over railroad contractor funds
Willard F. Robinson of Toledo filed suit in the U S Circuit Court against W W McCracken George A Evans and Neil McDonald claiming only 50 000 of 150 000 due for the Toledo Saginaw and Muskegon Railroad construction was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willard F. Robinson
Toledo
United States Circuit Court
W. W. McCracken
George A. Evans
Neil McDonald
Toledo, Saginaw and Muskegno
Rockafeller Pledges Million for University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller sent a letter pledging 1 million dollars to aid the new University of Chicago. The gift follows an earlier 600000 contributed by Rockefeller and was promptly accepted by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
John D. Rockafeller
Death of Benjamin Franklin Peixotto in New York
Benjamin Franklin Peixotto died this morning in New York after a long illness of consumption. Born in New York in 1834, he served as United States Consul at Bucharest and Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Franklin Peixotto
Mr. Piexotto
United States
Bucharest
Lyons
Boycott Ordered Against Times Over Labor Comments
In Chattanooga on September 18 the Federation of Trades called for a boycott of the Times citing the paper’s unfriendly remarks about working men amid the New York Central strike and laboring class concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
The
Times
Federation of Trades
New York Central
Gold Beaters Strike Settled In Boston And Other Cities
The strike of gold beaters in Boston Philadelphia New York and Chicago has ended in the workers winning. They secured their demands allowing earnings from 23 50 to 25 dollars a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Rainy Storm Narrows Northeast Coast
A coastal storm moved northeast off Marine with heavy rain from Portland north into Canada and Nova Scotia. Winds were strong offshore except along Nova Scotia and Northern Maine where onshore with light fog. Overall fair weather elsewhere with a Dakotas Minnesota storm brewing and temperatures edging warmer west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Portland
Canada
Nova Scotia
Mane
Dakotas
Minnesota
Mississippi
Atlantic
River Fluctuations Mark Slow River Traffic
River levels moved within a foot up and down as unsettled weather and past rain clouds break up. Levee business lagged with no Cincinnati boats and night travel slowing progress while coal shipments and empty barges drift along the shore and three score barges head to mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Cincinnati
River reports and riverboat movements amid clear weather
Multiple river gauges show rising or falling levels across the Ohio and Mississippi regions with clear, mild conditions. Towboats and steamers, including the Keystone State, Belle McGowan, W. B. Gale, James G. Blaine, Mercy Kelsey, and others, operate between Cincinnati, Louisville, Parkersburg, and St. Louis. Repairs, launches, and new boats are noted along with a destroyed Harvey D sawmill fire and snags cleared by the H. G. Wright toward St. Louis.
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Moncantown
Brownsville
Warren
Allegheny Junction
Cincinnati
Rlver
Keystone State
Burg
Datso—Hiver
Evansville
Elver
St. Louis
Louisville
Falla
Memphis
Samuel Watson
Rep
Clocknast
Belle McGowan
Enterprise
Tor M. F. Allan
Parkersburg
Jos, Walton
Fred Wilson
Jos
W. Gould
Pomeroy
Iron Age
Annie Hoberts
New Orleans
Crescent
Nellie Walton
Curtain J. H. Homyze
Hudson
Jim Wood
Cairo
Mound City
Sam Brown
C. W
Tux Louise
Charleston
Liztle Bay
Voluneer
Destorges
Marine Wars Cas Bee Madison
Pittsburg
Henry M. Stanley
Harvey D
Bethlehem
Madison
Cacu
Wheeler & Lawlor
H. G. Wright
Calico Island
Hennett Asstle
Mudd's Point
Ste. Genevieve Island
Genevieve Bend
Kawa Chote
Mary's River
Liberty Island
Hig Eddy
Levil’s Island
Thompson
Liberty
Strikers Press Albany School Officials for Reinstatement
Superintendent Bissell and Assistant Superintendent Harrington faced ex strikers all day seeking reinstatement. Few workers are promised, as room is limited this season, though freight traffic will rise next month and many men will be rehired. Misses jackets advertised as new and stylish in cloak room at Boces & Bux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bissell
Harrington
Boces & Bux
Death Pact of New Year Lovers Ends in Double Suicide
Gustave G. Koch a 26 year old crayon artist born in Vienna and Emilie Rossie a 19 year old Berlin born actress with Amberg's troupe shot themselves after Koch called to Emilie from a Bowery window. Emilie left a letter to her aunt detailing a quarrel with her mother and a plan to die together. Both were said to seek sensation and a newspaper story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave G. Koch
Vienna
Emilie Rossie
Amberg
Berlin
Koch
Bowery
Canal Street
Emilie
Mary Knoon
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Mr. Maul
al. Johnson
Hecker
Leadly
Southside Park
Philadelphia Grand Cresit
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P.L
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Cincinnat
Cincinaati
N. E
N.L
Pittsuceg
Vener
Browking
iUnekiey
Seerbis
Sonmart—Farneruns
Cieveland
Pittsburs i
Stricker
Radford
Larkin
McAieer
Delahanty
Browning
Breenan
Wiener
Keckley
Brennan
Ae Kh
Mittebaen
Satcliffe
Keckler
Cachorats
Ines
Delehanty
Krennan
Sherman
Gaffney
Brovrelts
van His
Linner
Metso Dover
Andrews
Cook
FAE
Brak
Slatter
Oewing
Conmor
Brooktry
Hemeron-Shannon
Orr
Slattery
Slatery
Mehardeen
Molleachy
Cussperr
Hemning
Bauer
Mr. Branel
AE Pittshcerg
Fast Medesti.s
Burkem
Davigmahst
O Miller
Virtue
LaRoqua
Wetrn
Hergerrn
Glisa L
Deker
Smuhey
Psales
Fimewr
Wilson
Kelopey
U Gondon
Somers
Ophillip
Omeretand Ooreotaas
Fitsberg
Detsoer
Gorke
Immer
West En Bt
Roque
Becker
Smallry
Vis
xCoratt
Pak
Beard
Cooney
Anson
Aby
Ate Eee Coches
Gieustvin
Anseet
Association Games
Ae Dolosd
Wdsiveriensieet
Aes
Summant—Hatteries
Acatte
Pitz
Hite
Errors
Ledo
State
Association
W. L. Pe. W. Db. Pe. Louvierillc
Athletics
Circuit Races of
English Racing
Chimes
Business
Lady Washington
Catalpa
Dundee
Ed Hooper
Sir Abner
Cara
Colonel] Whestly
Prethurt
Lee
Spectator
Naif Mite
Meanle
Douglas
Columbus Fair
Sewickley Prize
Consul Reimer
Winten
Vinton
Hanford
Ohio
Strike Dows
Rob Bim
Bain
Farr
West Virginia
Tsburg
Ites Si
Athe
Fittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Court House
Special Weather Bulletin
Maine Coaet
River Intelligence
Jeffersonville
W. B. Gale
H. E. Bedford
Wheeline
Old Central
INOTE
Pittsburg Exposition
ALT
London
J. A. Dum UU
Express
Ohio Street
Allegheny City
J. A. Burgoon
Egypt
Ocent Cigars
L.goldsmit & Bro
Liberty St
BACCO
Seventh Ave
New Grant
Sposa Co
Sun Bros’ Tama and Special Co
Grand Denver
Graff & CO
Liberty Street
Paris
W. Baker & Cos
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Liberty ST. Starcorner
Liverpool
Queenstown
North River
Aubania
Gallia
Bothnia
Etraria
Amoria
Aurania
Servia
Europe
Bowling Green
Vernyn H. Brown & Co
J.J. McCormick
Smithfield Street
Pitteburz
Sol Dhite
Germanic
Diermanic
Teutonic
Aim
Britannic
Majestic
White Star Duck
West Tenth St
Beauces
White Star
John J. McCormick
J. Bruce Ismay
Broadway
Lemep
Anchor
Atlantic Express
York
Glasgow St
Glasgo
Londonder Bay
Glasgow
Londonderry
Belfast
Dublin
Con Baldwin & CO
Weconmick
Tol-L
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