Miller Off Day As Boston Wins and Chicago Falls
A large crowd witnessed a tightly contested game where the Boston team defeated Chicago. Key moments featured King on the mound, Miller in relief, and sharp plays by Hanlon in left field while Latham struggled with fielding errors fueling the visitors' rally.
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King
Pally Wei
Miller
Dar
Hanlon
Shugurt
Mailone
Loftus
Latham
McPhee
Tatham
Hellivan
Holiday
Halix
Hallican
Holliday
John Reiliv
Stateam
Feld
Riley
Long John
Tistters
Gorn
Smith
Barrington
Mullaie
Lieily
Corkhill
Swithh
Sherart
Tir
Beckles
Lally
Leily
Beckley
Mulligan
Maul
Downed in Chicago Cleveland Defeats Anson's Men in Close Game
Cleveland listeners recount a tight contest against Anson's Young Men in Chicago. The score details are fragmented but the matchup featured pitching and fielding miscues, with Cleveland edging out a narrow victory by late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
Anson
Ward's Men Defeat Phillies in Relaxed Game
In Nooneys on Sept 23 the Quaker City team fell behind at halftime while Ward's squad pulled away for an easy victory. Attendance listed at 64, with a decisive final score noted and sparse box details included from the Brooklyn game recap.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia baseball game report unclear
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Philadelphia Brooklyn baseball score about Daly, Ward, Gleason, and other players. Mentions double plays, baserunning notes, and fielding misplays, but specific events, dates, venues, and final outcome are unreadable.
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Philadelphia
Farucd rins—Brooklin
Pailadella
Cellies Daly
Deny
Hit — Daly
Stoke
Ovilins
Ward
Mares
Hawaii
Ard
Blakpey
Lerner Art Hatte
Ponte
CMT
CMT Gleason, Prassed Balle
Firewn
Ea Jirason
Basses
Brooklya
Pha & Tine
Orr
The Alleged Giants Exhibit Tough Game at Bat
The contest features players such as Coughlin, Bowyer, and Tucker in a lengthy one hour forty three minute game. Boston and New York lines show multiple hits and errors with Stovey, Lan, and Bennett contributing. An umpire presided as the teams exchange strikes and defensive plays.
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Obarrett'e
Ao Coughlin
York
Boston
Fe Bower
Lonichardson
Aaa
Rich Anieon
Lomige
Jovey
Inescock
Stover
Coughlin
New York
ball_Tucner
Glasscock
Bennett
Witt Duciile
Stin - Lowe
Stovey
Tucker
Nichols
Gore
Wistier
B. i Coughlin
Quinn
Lynch
The League Record and Schedule Fragments
Fragmented league notes list Lee at 688 Cleveland and 3 ton hints, with Larsen and Mumdelphn figures and a score 64 for Shincraustl. The schedule mentions Cleveland at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Brook, and New York at Boston.
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Lee
B. FC SuaePrants
Cleveland
Mus Preentys
Sew Fark Fa
Larsen Ee
Mumdelphn
Shincraustl
Diey's
Scheduls
Clovinnats
Pitsburg
Philadelphis
Brook
New York
Boston
Association Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
The record shows Athletics tied with Philadelphia in a 6 6 draw and Washington beating Baltimore in a 4 2 score, with Boston and other teams earning listed results. The page also notes upcoming games including Athletics at Baltimore and Washington at Boston on today’s schedule.
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Milweaukee
Milwaukee
Lawley Lie Cos
Sucmnaly
Katterer
Vaughn
Strattooeed Briggs
Milevsukes
Lends
Errors
Milesuker
Louisville
Philadelphia— Athletics
Howtrnti
Hellerks
Rowman and Cross
Obrien and Marpuy
Hite—Athletics
Boston
Foreman and McGuire
eMahon Ant Eobinesen
Bie
Washington
Tamer
Atletics
Baltimore
Washington St
Billy Barnie Resigns from Baltimore Club to Manage Athletics
Billy Barnie has resigned as manager of the Baltimore Baseball Club amid disputes with Vice President Billy Waly. He accepts a new post to manage The Athletics. In another item, Goulds of this city argue with DPuquesne after a game halted at the eighth inning with Duquesne leading 12 to 4. dispute over pay ends with the game unfinished.
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Baltmmont
Sept. S
Spreial J
Billy Barnie
Baltimore Baseball Club
Barnie
Billy Waly
Voederhoret
Wagert Brothers
Athletics
McKeresroar
Spreielj
Goulds
Ciel
Dpuquesne
Bres
Duqueens
Duquesne
Duquesne Club Refused To Furnish Anetter
Elaim
Gravesend Winners Race Card Highlights Sept 4
Results from Gravesend show Terrifier first in the five mile event with German stewards, Homer St Pessara second in the one mile quarter, Caroline first in the five furlongs, Part hence a irgiv second, Dixie first in five furlongs, Cerberus second and Versatile third in the one rifle.
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Gravesend
Toalars
Seeved
Manel Gleun
Ley
Homer St Pessara
Judge Merrow
Martes
Ste Caroline
Brita Colt
Delusten
Tine
Ivery
Latonia Race Results From Cincinnati Meet
Cincinnati Sep 28 Latonia races conclude with six events. First race winner Violate first place Brutus second Virgin II third Miser fourth. Second race Prince of Dark eret nrus second Royal Garter third. Third race Ki Wheatty won with Hopeful second. Fourth race Annie Irtin runner up Dearest third. Fifth race Mary won five furlongs Dixie V second The Queen third. Sixth race Hon Alrirst led mile with Portuguese second. Time details listed.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Brutus
Prince of Darkoeret
Royal Garter
el Ki
Hopeful
Annie Irtin
Dearest Th Tinerly
Alary
Dixie Veerons
the Queen
Hon Alrirst
Philadelphia Cricketers Triumph Over English Team
The Philadelphia Cricketers defeated Lord Hawke's eleven in a historic match at Puivapr ruima. Philadelphia chased 144 to win with two wickets down, amid strong crowd support and praise for George Patterson who sealed the win. A return match is planned for next Thursday.
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Puivapr Ruima
Lord Hawke
Philadelphia
Faished
Philadelphians
Mhliadelphia
Castain Brockie
Philadelpha
George Patterson
Morrissey-Morrissey Rivalry Sparks Iowa Race Clash
Nathian Jinks defends Morrissey against Ham attacks and says the affair rests with Morrissey. Jinks disputes crooked race claims and challenges Davis to a 300 yard side match, noting Morrissey would accept if true.
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McKresvorn
Nathian Jinks
Morrisery
Hamindied
Morrissey
Jinks
Davis
Indiana
Chicago Opens Chess Championship Concludes With Barker Victory
The Chicago chess championship ended with Charles F. Barker of Boston defeating J. P. Reed of the host city for a $1,000 purse. Two games were played. the first was drawn and Barker won the second with the white pieces employing the Dantes opening.
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Omicago
Sept. S
Shin Wu
Marker
Dantes
Barker
Charles F. Barker
Boston
J.P. Reed
Chicago Traveller Meets Australian in Battery D Bout
Tommy Ryan of Chicago and Jin Hall of Australia fought five rounds for points at Battery D Armory under Parson Davies management. From the opening bell it was clear the Chicago contender was outmatched by the larger Australian, with the judges' honors tipping to Hall.
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CricaGo
Tommy Ryan
Chicago
Jin Hall
Australia
Battery D Armory
Parson Davies
Beech and Kinsey Agree to 100 Yard Foot Race
Beech and Kinsey met at the office last evening to run a forfeit of Wand signed article for a 100 yard foot race for $100 a side at Recreation Park on October 2. Both men have begun training. General Sporting Notes. Jack Fogarty, the ex-pugilist, will pitch for the home team today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Heck
Ed Kinsey
Recreation Ark Os
Jack FoGkary
Pognet
Iain
Baldwin
Race for first place grows more interesting
A garbled report notes the race for first place in the standings becoming more interesting. It mentions a letter to Pitcher Thompson of the Mast Red tyme and a Chicago connection, with multiple players’ responses expected by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher Thompson
Chicago
Young
Exposition Opens Week with Popular Music and Welsh Day Ahead
Yesterday drew a large audience as music satisfied patrons at the exposition request day. Today focuses on Welsh fare with the Men of Harlech and famed tunes, while railroad excursions are expected to bring about 2,000 visitors. Management hopes for rain to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hariech
Palace of Music praised for sturdy instruments and fair terms
Readers laud the Palace of Music at 77 Fifth Avenue for reliable durable instruments and favorable payment plans. The merchants Mellor & Hoene’s are praised for their service and the belief that they offer the best value and quickest route to purchase organs pianos and other musical goods.
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Palace of Music
Fifth Avenue
Mellor & Hoene's
Immense store offers rare art ceramics and royal ware
A large store at 935 Peon avenue promises abundant beautiful goods including rare ceramics accumulated over years and a wide range of royal ware from Worcester Danish to Hannover. It advertises elaborate services and inexpensive dry ware, with easy access via multiple Allegheny and Pittsburgh streetcar lines.
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Peon Avenue
Worcester
Danish
Hannover
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Heinz Company Displays Pickles and Preserves in South Gallery
The H. J. Heinz Co. presents sweet and sour pickles and tart and spicy preserves in the south gallery. The wares win golden medals and praise for their unique quality and attractive jars. Packing and sealing jars is a skilled, second process shown by dexterous workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heinz Co
South Gallery
Stevens Chair Company Promotes Office and Home Furniture
The Stevens Chair Company touts its line of office and home chairs with matching desks. It claims unmatched chair quality and superior desks, inviting visitors to the Exposition to view their adjustable reclining chairs and then buy at No.3 Sixth Street.
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Stevens Chair Company
No.3
Sixth Street
Taylor and Dean Exhibit of Town and Country Specialties
Great interest shown in an exhibit at Market Street featuring iron works such as fire escapes staircases shutters fences railings cellar doors vault lights and porches and lawns fixtures. The display emphasizes art and novelties including sepia and graphite techniques and a popcorn lemonade and candy setup for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warebonas
Visibaies
Oil Well Supply Co Exhibit Honors Pittsburg Firm
The Oil Well Supply Co exhibit is described as an honor to Pittsburg with high praise for the firm’s ability to manufacture and test drilling machinery, noting no other company could match its quality and expertise in the important oil industry.
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The
Oil Well Supply Co
Pittsburg
Monday's Minor Offenders in Allegheny District
Jailed or arraigned individuals include Micvart Hanehan on a serious charge, J %. Nowra and Peter Smitz representing a minor, a Hun arrested for assault with a cobblestone on Tustin street, and Sternes Holoes held for desertion. Other cases feature larceny hearings, a couple fighting, embezzlement, and an assault and battery charge. A notice mentions a cheap cashmere sale and a missing engine coffer find.
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Nowra
Allegheny Market
Peter Smitz
Jonx Primsky
Hilderbech
Herman Bierman
Tustin Street
Sternes Holoes
Alderman Hartman
Mattie Holden
Jack Wetsa
Twelfth Ward
Jonnx Sansray
Snecop
John Waluskie
J.J. Parxton
Corry Street
Allegheny
Central Station
Honey Cony
J. A. Newburn
Me Masters
Muse
Jacos Jig
Thomas Masreck
Brinhauer
Masreck
Josefa Liris
John Burke
John Cronin
Fourteenth Ward
Join Smith
Michael Hanley
E. E. Cosvus
Ride Avenue
Atieabeny
Martin L. Richardson
Coburn
Arrave McGixx
Twenty-etenth Ward
B.smith
South Eighteenth Street
Italian Exhibition in Genoa to cost 500000 lire
The Italian American Exhibition committee in Genoa plans buildings costing 500000 lire to showcase Italian and American agricultural and industrial goods to boost transatlantic trade. Genoa, Italy will host the project with city support, construction starting October 1 and finishing by April 1, 180. Grapes and wine prospects in Italy look promising as harvests begin, while Munich talks on tariffs face delays and friction among delegates.
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Rome
Genoa
America
Columbus
Italy
Sicily
Munich
Grand Duchess Pan Funeral Observed in City Amid Mourning
The populace filled the streets as bells tolled for Grand Duchess Pan. The coffin rested on a catafalque in the church for public viewing before being taken to St. Peturaburg for interment in a ceremony marked by widespread sorrow.
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Pan
St. Peturaburg
Weather data and rainfall report for Sept 3 1870
United States Weather Bureau observations provide routine temperature readings and rainfall totals for September 3 1870. The report lists hourly temperature figures and precipitation amounts, illustrating a pattern of cooler early readings and varying rainfall across the day.
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Prrissene
United States Weather Bureau
From Bad to Worse in Russia Famine Calamities Reported
Dispatches describe worsening famine in Russia with frosts destroying barley in Archangel and floods spoiling crops in the north. Cattle perish on roadsides, seed corn grants halted, and peasant unrest grows as famine nears November amid reports of strikes, beggary, and planned relief demands.
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Perxassene
Archangel
Sogowsky
Volgne
American inventor Snyder tests dynamite projectile in Europe
In Wales soon, Snyder’s dynamite projectile will undergo trials watched by foreign officials. F H Snyder of New York earlier tested in Sandy Hook and the Potomac, then shipped his gun to England and Turkey. Tests in South Wales produced powerful results with 565 m/s velocity, shattering foundations and wrecking steel targets.
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Dardanelles
England
Wales
Snyder
F. H. Snyder
New York
Sandy Hook
Potomac
Washington
Mr. Snyder
Turkey
London
South Wales
Home Office
America
River News and Notes From Louisville and Cincinnati
Louisville reports a falling river at 7 o’clock with 1 foot 4 inches in the fall and 6 feet 4 inches below in the canal. Transiterture to be raised. sunken cargo partly cleared. Cincinnati area traders warn of coal shortages as rivers fall and rail traffic shifts to grain movement. Downriver points complain of coal scarcity amid low ore stocks and rising prices.
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Lousville
Rept
Falla
Canal
T. P
Howard
Evanerr
Evensville
Big Henswire
Barreltone
Cincinnati
Newport
Corington
Bellevine
Daytons
Ludlow
Point Wicasannt
Louisville
Emmons Blaine Gets a Job
Baltimore September report says Emmons Blaine visited at the suggestion of Charles F. Mayer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Blaine spent hours with Mayer and was offered a post as assistant to the President with general supervision over the Western department of the Baltimore and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Emmons Blaine
Charles F. Mayer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Blaine
Mayer
Ohio
Hieadquarters
Chi
Upper Ganges Show and River Readings Update
Shipping and river notes list several river levels and weather across towns including Morganstown Evansville and New Orleans partly cloudy warm conditions. Arrivals and departures are noted for City of St Louis and related vessels with several river measurements and dates. Died Wucherer on September 2 with funeral notice to follow.
Debates Proposed Between McKinley and Campbell
Chairman Hahn disclosed James E. Neal’s letter proposing joint debates between McKinley and Governor Campbell. Hahn favors at most two debates. Democrats plan to capitalize on the issue and will publish the full correspondence tomorrow.
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Columnus
Hahn
James E. Neal
Democratic Committee
Neal
McKinley
Campbell
Liberals Open to Paying MPs to Win Labor Vote
The Chronicle reports Liberal leaders likely approve paying members of the House of Commons as a further recognition of the labor vote's importance. The note suggests a shift in policy to appeal to working voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Chronicle
Hare
House of Commons
Hotel From the Courts and Personal Briefs on Trial
Legal notices and civil actions dominate yesterday’s docket with John B. Mitchell v Reed & Co before Judge Stowe Alice Smith sues Charles Buck for 1000 damages in slander W. A. Brakeway noted as commissioner in Louis Dueser v Jeanne Dueser divorce James Reese Son v Rea & Co verdict for plaintiffs on machinery claim George B Hill Co v William Pickersgill Jr verdict for defendant on stock purchase agreement Garrison and Hetzel garnishment verdict 382 for plaintiffs Supreme Court October term opens in Pittshore with 162 Allegheny county cases. James Tevinboth v Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Co trial over stock promised for services Superintendent case details emerge William Mannprises files patent infringement suits against Gorman Monroe Biel McMunn Schulze Eman Diamond Lumber Braddock Lumber Riggs Hubbell Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mitchell
N. P. Reed & Co
Stowe
Alice Smith
Charles Buck
Tronser
W. A. Brakeway
Louis Dueser
Jeanne Duser
James Reese & Son
Rea & Co
George BE. Hill & Co
William Pickersgill, Jr
J. N. Garrison
J. A. Hetzel
William McCully & Co
McFall, Hetzel & Co
G. B. Garrison
W. A. Hetzel
Supreme Court
Pittshore
Allegheny County
James W. Tevinboth
Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Company
White
Willliam M Annprises
United States Circuit
Edward Gorman
W. T. Monroe
Biel & McMunn
Schulze & Eman- Diamond Lumber Commeeny Braddock Lumber Company
Riggs Hubbell
James E. Patterson
ONE FRIEND OF PARNELL JAMES STEVENS ARRIVES IN DUBLIN
James Stevens, an unreconstructed Fenian, arrives in Dublin from Kingstown with government permission to stay. He confirms support for Charles Parnell and constitutional agitation for Irish nationhood, noting Irishmen favor constitutional methods. A separate Paris-London-Sicily update reports on Crispi and the Anglo Italian alliance implications, while a London dispatch covers the Sigri affair and Turkish mining near the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stevens
Dublin
Dystrx
Hi Fe
Stephens
Kingstown
Parnell
Stevens
Loroex
Signor
Crispi
Palermo
Europe
Rome
England
Loxnos
Paris Banquet Honors President Carnot Thinks Europe Supports Republic
At Saint Die a banquet featured M. Ferry praising President Carnot. He said the ake eas has helped give the Republic the conciliatory safeguards Europe desires and that the wise policy has gained support and sympathy across Europe.
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Paris
Saint Die
M. Ferry
Carnot
Ake Eas
Europe
Russian Finances Improve With Six-Month Surplus
Russian revenue receipts for the six months ending June show a surplus of 10,600,000 roubles over expenditures. The same period in 180 showed a deficit of 24,400,000 roubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Prronssvac
Duke of Cambridge May Resign as Commander in Chief
It is reported the Duke of Cambridge may resign as Commander in Chief in a few months due to increasing feebleness preventing him from fulfilling duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Cambridge
Ribot Speech Pleases Germans and Other Notes
The record cites Ribot's remarks pleasing German officials and references Chancellor Caprivi with confidence on policy. Separate item notes Russia advancing toward India with troop barracks and stores near Shikh-Junid on the Kushk river and pressure on a local garrison at Yulutan, signaling strategic movement.
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Russia
India
Bownar
Shikh-Junid
Kushk River
Yulutan
Neem
Rice Blockade Proposed by Paris to Face China
The News correspondent Paris suggests a rice blockade to pressure China. At Loxpos a Scottish Eight-hour League meeting supports a legal eight-hour workday. An Imperial Funeral at Moscow is noted with obsequies observed.
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Lorpon
Paris
China
Loxpos
Damnliea
Moscow
Fires Rampage Across Ports and Pines in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania
The Rome steamship fire near Liverpool ended with 175000 dollars in damage and 500 workers left without employment. In Wisconsin Black River pineries rain halted fires, while McKeesport saw a major blaze at Kincaid and Tobin’s tin shop suspected arson. Philadelphia warehouses burned rapidly on Water Street. several injuries occurred and firefighters were buried when walls collapsed. The total toll nears half a million dollars.
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Liverpool
Rome
Black River
Wisconsin
Medford
McKeesport
Kincaid & Tobin
D. 5
Tobin
Franklin
Mary Tobin
Staten Island
Philadelphia
Phillips & Cunningham
Water Street
Jessup & Moore
Philip
Charles Porter
Frank Lowrey
Joss
Astrachan Trimmed Reefer and Other Fur Trimmed Coats
Two fur trimmed reefer coats highlighted with Astrachan trims and deeproll collars in black or tan, priced at 8.75 and 12.50. Also shown are grey or brown mélangés cheviot and welts seams jackets with wool seal collars and long veils as part of a crowded department of coats and jackets.
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Astrachan
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General Sporting News
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Giants
Association Games
the Association Record
W. L. FC
A. Sores
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Souisville
Enied
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Ryan
Hall
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Kinsey
Taylor& Dean
Market Street
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Micvart Hanehan
Caldwell
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N.Y
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Eld St
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Royal Mail
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A. Whiteley
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J. A
Grubbs
Peninsylvania
Lfm
Han A . Eller
Ee Compang Co
Dey St
JAS
Mneil & Bro
Twenty-ninth Street
Allegheny Valley
the People's Store
Fifth Ave
Shoe Department
Millinery Department
Cloak Department
Ball
Renson
Campbell & Dick
Pittabarg Sererrs
Fleming
Gibson
Finch
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market ST
Cor. Diamond
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