Two Leagues Seen Vital to Baseball’s Reform
A New York telegram reports strong calls for major changes to baseball’s structure with many managers and players favoring a return to two leagues of eight clubs. Frank Selee and Charlie Comiskey advocate a shorter season and single championship, while Pfeifer supports Eastern and Western leagues as a solution. Magnates remain divided on dissolving the 12 club arrangement and plan to decide soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
Selee
Frank Selee
Boston
Charlie Comiskey
Tom
Fred Pfeifer
Sub League
Terry's Great Skill Beats St Louis Browns in Seven Innings
Brooklyn Bill Terry showcases sharp pitching backed by Shugart Beckley and Bierbauer as Pittsburg defeats St Louis 10 to 2 in a seven inning game cut short by darkness. Genius struggles and Briegs misplays help Pittsburg. Hawley battles but ineffective fielding seals Browns’ fate with 600 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Lows
Brooklyn
Bill Terry
Pittsburg
Browns
McQuaid
Terry
Shugart
Beckley
Bierbauer
Pittabure
Glasxenck
Stagart
Genius
Cincinnati
Grissenk
Hawley
Briegs
Buckler
Puckley
Phillies Rally Past Washington in Slugfest
Philadelphia defeats Washington 11 to 1 in a scheduled game. Key hitters include Hamilton, Dowd, and Larkin with several two base hits and a three base threat by Stivetts. Attendance reported as 445, weather favorable, and umpires listed as Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Poitapenrua
Phillies
Enaity
Bard
Sadano
Wachington
Hamilton
Thompson
Hoy
Ueffee
Dowd
Larkin
Dees
Richardson
Duffer
Mit
Pel Or
Hamiltton
Alien
Wevine Twitchell
Metsuire
Duffee
Abbey
h—Abbey
Dinutas
Lynch
To Day's League Schedule Headlines Local Matchups
Cleveland visits St Louis Chicago hosts Cincinnati Washington plays Boston Baltimore travels to Brooklyn Philadelphia meets New York in the day’s schedule showing five games across major cities with notable league clubs facing off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnnati
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Yale to Hire Pro Coach for Entire Baseball Season
Sept 3 New Haves reports Yale will have professional coaching this season as Duteli Carter offered by his father a Brooklyn lawyer. Carter will fund a professional player salary to coach pitchers and batters, aiding Captain Lauri Bliss and President Swayne in securing top coaching. Tim Keefe may join to work with Carter on pitcher development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haves
Duteli” Carter
Yale
Brooklyn
Carter
Baseball Association
Lauri Bliss
Nine
Econo
Bliss
Swayne
Yale Nine
Young Rer
Staten Island Athletic
Tim Keefe
Pailadelphia
Van Haltren Trade Report Reaches Local Club
The local club agreed to trade Joe Kelly and $2000 for Van Haltren of the Baltimore Orioles. Van Haltren, regarded as one of the county’s best, will report and possibly play in tomorrow’s game. The St Louis club was also mentioned in a separate offer for Gleason and Grasecock, with final decisions expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
van Haltren
Baltimores
van Haltron
Uére
Loal
Cion
St. Louis
Gleason
Grasecock
Notef
von der Alew
Tawe
Glasscock
van der Alio
Challenge Reply From Browns Player On Throwing Contest
The letter replies to Jack Crooks challenge for a throwing contest at Pittsburg grounds. It states players will throw in consecutive attempts with 100 throws in under two minutes, the best average or total distance wins, and the Browns third baseman is mentioned in relation to the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crooks
Browns
Pittsburg
Channes L. Brows
Baseball notes on players and upcoming games in Diamond area
The column discusses third place standings, fading base stealing, and player form. It notes Van Haltren as a potential favorite, New Yoas weak throwing fields, and possible new faces for Boston tes next season. It mentions a doubleheader on Saturday, Burxes money waste claim, Kip Gleason’s inconstancy, and a planned G W Primbur Southside game for Homestead Bronze stake with Trimburs and Gywies. It also covers the Western League season curtailment debate and Moon surprise over Mike Kelly’s base stealing, questioning reasons for low thefts and slow baserunning in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
van Haltrens
New Yoas
Boston Tes
Louisvilles
Dimercton Burxes
Kip Gleason
van der Ahe
G. W. Primbur
Board of Control
Moon
Mike Kelly
Hoston Wettin
Amateur Tyler in Trouble at Baltimore Meet
Two top amateur cyclers face sanctions after a Baltimore meet inquiry. Harry C. Tyler, world mile record holder, and Bliss of Chicago are involved as officials probe prize cash conversion and a Rambler bicycle sold to Scranton. Bliss is accused of withholding his record from the handicapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batimore
Harry C. Tyler
Zimmerman
Bliss
Chicago
Gormally
Jeffrey
Baltimore
Maryland
Golden
Scranton
Tyler
Consul Mot
Three A 3 Wheel Meet Opens At Allegheny Grounds
The Allegheny Athletic Association bicycle meet will be held this afternoon at Boquet street and Allegheny avenue in Allegheny. A large entry list includes William L. Addy Victor King W H Wilson R P Bache Samuel T Eccles Charles E Foster John D Armstrong T P Courtney Harry S Mercer Howard Mays and E F Greeg with officials C F Siedell Dr C C Lange John W Grove B P Nevin Jr O D Thompson Charles & Rees Theodore Nostetrear D R Sheeran Charlie S Peoti cori William G Stewart George M McCandless William H Donnell Jon H W Bradshaw Ekge D Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Athletic Association
Boquet Street
Allegheny Avenue
Allegheny
William L. Addy
Victor King
W. H. Wilson
R. P. Bache
Samuel T. Eccles
Charles E. Foster
John D. Armstrong
T. P. Courtney
Harry 5
William EH. Donnell
Jon HW. Bradshaw
Ekge D. Burt
Percy RB
Mit
Local Sprinters Salmon and Freeborn Scheduled for 100 Yard Race
Backers of Thomas E Salmon and Charles Freeborn signed articles to run a foot tee 100 yards for 3200 a side on October 2. The prize race may be held at the East Rail Grins or the Three A's rk, with both athletes having pro experience and strong Southside backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E Salmon
Charles Freeborn
Southside
Ark of the East Eail Grins
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Association Organized
A Pittsburg meeting organized the Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Association with Hugh Hoy as Treasurer 8 Krouthin as Secretary John Taylor as Captain and Bert Price as Lieutenant. President and Vice President were deferred. Next meeting Thursday October 6 830 a.m. at Pittsburg Natatoriam to close charter membership applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Natatorium
Pittsburg Amateur Swimming Association
Hugh Hoy
Krouthin
John Taylor
Cantain
Bert Price
Market Street
Jewett Ties U S 220 Yard Dash Record at Yale Field
Jewett of the Detroit Athletic Club equalled the world best 220 yards record with a 31 1 riding the same mark he set in Montreal last Saturday. The performance on Yale field this afternoon mirrors his Montreal feat and stands as the best U S time for the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hayes
United States
Jewett
Detroit Athletic Club
Yale
Montreal
Corbett refused hotel quarters in Atanry
On September 3 in Atanry, “Gentleman Jim” Corbett was refused lodging at a leading hotel. Officials cited not his character but the distasteful crowd he attracts as the reason for denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim" Corbett
Sporting Notes and Contests Stir Local Interest
Miscellany covers Jouxnt Ghipfin challenging George Dicun for 10000 dollars, Pepper stable horses to be sold at Morris Palk meeting, Sullivan floored by Corbett, Hayward courted by an Eastern firm to train next year, pool rooms legality-test in Buffalo courts, Schwab and Low billiard show at Braddock, Helgans vs Class planned again, and bicycle racing debates about amateur leagues and professional control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vortra
Jouxnt Ghifpin
George Dicun
James E. Pepper
J. F. Garer
Sullivan
Corbett
Hayward
Buffalo
Coutters
Unclear Historic Steamship Route Fragments
A garbled OCR fragment lists ports and ships such as New York Antwerp London Liverpool and names like Teutonic and Angloman. It reads as scattered travel notes or timetable scraps without coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Boethamptoe Noordlahd
When You Die Insurance and a Curious Policy Note
A fragment discusses insuring a house against fire and life, mentioning a policy from Equitable Life Assurance Society. It notes a potential refund after 20 years with interns and includes stray references to a Pittsburgh address and an odd product claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurancy Society
Aed Woops
Market Street
Pittaburg
Dwyer’s Nerve Drift Sparks Gravesend Racecard Contests
At Gravesend racing opened on a fair track with Chiswick leading early and Canvass taking the second race in a tight finish. M F Dwyer and Stonewell drew attention with a later victory, while Taral and Strephon battled for the third race lead as other contenders including Dagonet and Watcott chased wins across the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Chiswick
Pexhall Keene
Frieze
Prince George
Freddy Gebhart
Rose Dance
Elmer
Canvass
Taral
Gnish
Strephon
Bergen
Dagonet
Ted
M. F. Dwyer
Mias Dixie
Stonewell
Henry Warnke
Even Money Tolto
Bimms
Key West
Gold Dollar
Horce
Jimmy McLaughlin
Watcott
Thorpe
Chiswicke
Hamilton
Fra
Luthefieid
Ingen
Thir
Emin Hey
Evanstus
Lawless
Lirghty
Prince Gueena
Evanatus
Integrity
Friez
Muton Pa
Lima
Minsher
Clejam
the Fop
Infanta Gelting
Sadie Gray
Chauncey
Ay Seraner Abe Hose Lance
Eimer
Tine
Hing
Miss Dixie
Spreviatton
Dolly McCone
Ronald
Alcalde
Matuals
Bizli
Simms
Doggett
Major Dalyig
Ella
Roquefert
Golddollar
Meiba
Bertlug
Heetos Dhave
Santas Nai Fy Bauelfort
Toella
Walcott
W. Midghey
Faget
J. Lambiey
Silver Prince
Bob Ratherland
Fairplay
Njifdhy
Hob Sutherland
Mutuals
Borg horse with Frank Dortch races to second place
A fragmentary note describes a horse named Borg with rider Frank Dortch finishing second in a race. The text is garbled but references an Allegheny venue and a 136 time figure amid racing jargon.
Harvard Football Opens Season With Scrimmage At Camunarpes
Harvard conducted the first football scrimmage of the year with two balanced elevens. Captain Trafford played briefly on both sides while Perry Traford and Joan Cranston directed the line. Newcomers, including Newell, Hallowell, and Corbett, made their first appearance and the squad showed potential with Acton and Highlands standouts in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camunarpes
Harvard
Trafford
Perry Traford
Joan Cranston
Feld
Newell
Hallowell
Corbett
Acton
Highlands
J. Finlay
Mason
Finlay
Cambridge
Mercer
Princeton at Practice Buoys Varsity Ahead of Yale Clash
Patreerox Sept 28 Special notes Symmes back in action after days out Flint sidelined King and Fiscus back, Poe tried at quarterback. Yale names Hinckley at left end forcing Vincent from left to right end. Vincent predicts strong Thanksgiving defense as ankle heals. Practice sharp. Sloane impressed by improved material. Juniors beat sophomores 4 to 2 in baseball title series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patreerox
Symmes
Flint
King
Fiscus
Johnny Poe
Bert
Hinkley
Yale
Vincent
Hinckley
Hartwell
Sloane
Jeene Riges
Harold
Jack McMasters
Swarthmore Faces Penn In Opener On Home Ground
Swarthmore, Pa., Sept 2 Special The season opener against the University of Pennsylvania featured strong snap and steady play. Penn’s interference and Swarthmore's tackling stood out. scoring occurred in the first half with Penn 2 Swarthmore 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
University of Pennsylvania
University
Swartiimore
Swartimore
Races and Odds From Lovimsville Evening Pools
Local pools sold for Gravesend Bay races with entries by name and odds. First race lists horses such as Allie D Metha Temple and Sir Arthur, with sums like 15 and 12 dollars. second race features Count 8 and Romad among others. fifth race includes Lallah Sonora and May Win. fourth race notes Madrid and Dagonet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovimsville
Spreiay
Gravesend Bay
Allle D
Metha
Temple
St. Anthony
Roller
King Mac
Strephon
Giome
Sir Arthur Is
Charade
Kilkenn Wee
Konuald
Uncle Dim
Cole
Uncle Jim
Galety Ios
Conneobon
Folceh
Mayles
Miss Nervan
Geesey
Mulier
Engilah
Sugaines
Defargilin
Verte
Romad
Dagonet
Madrid
Sonora
Addi Sreeum
Wah Jim
Nomad
Mordette
Cracksman
Crochet
Jockey Porter ruled off on Latonia track fraud charge
With fair weather and about 2 000 spectators Latonia Kentucky held six races. The day’s main event was jockey John Porter being ruled off the turf for fraudulent riding of Parametta in the second race. Para mett a won the earlier race while Porter finished last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crxciszati
Rept
Latonia
John Porter
Parametta
Imp
Flower Dellis
Parametin
Goodale
Tougl
Ove Suc
Sir Ouaries
Fenster Morill
Es Meck
Ernest L
Isolda
Miss Mlusely
Fiteenies Forcilian
Yo Linden
Carrie Pearsall
Queen Isabella
Lonnie
New Tons Arrive in New York Consignment of Thoroughbred Mares
One of the largest consignments of thoroughbred mares, fillies and yearlings arrives in New York aboard the White Star steamer Nomadic. J A and A H Morris take twenty head, Tattersalls of New York the rest. Notable entries include stallion Candiemas and mare Ormolu, with others described as fine-looking. The voyage was smooth and some expected horses, Marcus Daly’s yearlings, to come on a later steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snall
J. A
A. H. Morris
Tattersalls
A. J. Cossact
Cedet
Marcus Daly
Candiemas
Ormolu
Large city and regional fires cause extensive damage
The notice lists multiple fire incidents across states and cities. Cottages in Iowa on Rousseau, St Andrew and Adella streets valued at 50,000. A drugstore blaze on P A McCullogh’s roof, Lima Car Works losses near 50,000 with 210 cars destroyed. Slaughter house arson in Greensburg causing 2,500 loss. Centre Square Pennsylvania fire at Gordon blocks with 2,000 building loss. Singer factory works in Elizabethport wholly damaged, over 60,000 total with 3 locomotives burned. Timber fires in Burne Vista California affect vast acreage. Gayles and Jenks woolen mill in Warren Massachusetts losses near 300,000 insured 270,000. Mills and industrial blocks burn with extensive contents losses and job impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rousseau
St. Andrew
Adella
Iowa
Thirteenth Street
P. A. McCullogh
Jeannette
Charles Sloesher
Frank Lapee
Eli Darquharn
Lima
Lima Car Works
Greensburg
Alexander, Davis
Stonhben Street
McKinney
Picing
B.S. Peterman & Co
Elizabethport
N. J
Singer Manufacturing Company
Hundre
Burne Vista
Cal
Hig Mountain
Rifle Creek
Tin Cup
Texas Creek
Fie
Warren
Mass
Gayles &Jenks
Providence
Mutual
Disorderly and criminal cases flood ward notes
Cuantzs Rovezas is held in 1000 bail for tanning a speakeasy. Ep Hassert jailed ten days by Alderman Succop for disorderly conduct. Gary Dasr sued before Alderman McKenna charging Dick Cava naush with disorderly conduct. Louis Ricunosro, a 9 year old boy from Prestonburg Ky, asked for shelter at Seventeenth ward station. W Burpenes of South Fifteenth street complains of larceny over 2 carrier pigeons. Bertha Stans 13 arrested for incorrigibility at River avenue. Patones Tratxor robbed of clothes and shoes near SH7 Penn avenue. PaANE Martin arrested for tobacco peddling. G W Hamp son cited for peddling without license at South Fourteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuantzs Rovezas
Ep Hassert
Succop
Gary Dasr
Alderman McKenna
Dick Cavanaush
Louis Ricunosro
Seventeenth Ward
Ingreise
Prestonburg
Floyd County
W. Burpenes
South Eienteenth Street
John Lockinger
Buchner
Bertha Stans
Vista
Allegheny
Welmar
River Avenue
Patatos Tratxor
John Trainor
Sh7
Penn Avenue
Twelfth Ward
Paane Martin
Igh
Robinson Streets
G. W. Hampson
South Fourteenth Street
Sivas
Tia
Beaver Races at Fair Assoc Event
At the fair association races today the three minute trot was won by Jack B. The free-for-all pace this afternoon was won by Munroe Brister. Other results list Bent t Hime and BelloN in separate events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
Jack B
Bent T Hime
Bellon
Discovery of Whale Lizard Skeleton from Alaska
The steamer City of Topeka carries the Alaska find of a whale lizard skeleton, a second of its kind, discovered near the Muir glacier by Frank Willoughby. Everett's J L Buck and an Indian guide retrieved it from a glacier 6000 feet up, two days to uncover. The colossal remains, damaged by a fall, weigh about 2400 pounds total. the creature was famed as king of land and sea with vast wings and water walking ability. Buck will assemble it in Everett before sending to the Smithsonian for display at the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startty, Wass
Sept
Topeka
Alaska
Oxford
England
British Museum
Muir Glacier
Frank Willoughby
J. L. Buck
Everett
Bock
Smithsonian Linstitution
River News And Notes From Louisvila Sept 13
Weather cloudy and warm. River levels show station status with 1 foot inches on the falls, 3 feet 10 inches to the canal, and 4 feet 7 inches below. The Grace Morris arrived from Leavenworth this scene. details on other vessels and tides incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvilia
Falla
Grace Morris
Leavenworth
Erlow
Wheeling
Elver
Fair and Plessint
River Gauges Report Lower Levels At Towns
Upper Gauges show river readings with minor variation and clear cool conditions. Warren river measures half a foot, MorGax Town four feet six inches and stationary with clear skies. Rownsville four feet nine inches stationary and clear. Thermometer reads 74 at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Junction
Warren—River
MorGax Town
Rownsville
Barge and steamboat activity notes from river trade area
The report lists multiple river packets, barges, and crews around Morgantown and Cincinnati area. It mentions ships like Nell coal ene, Scotia, John F. Walton, Lizzie Bay, Tide, Crescent, and Tacoma, with details on overhauls, new shafts, and wage scales for mates. It notes Pertinent personnel changes including Captain Jacobs, Captain Alexander Montgomery, Captain C. Agree, and Ben Stout, along with Inter-Sise Steamboat Company deals and the Beaver Sares trade season hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Jacobe Cox
Morgantown
John F. Walton
Lizzie Bay
Gallopotis
Cincinnai
Homestead Mills Ually
Henry Hovek
Grand Tower
Mates
Cincinnati
Aptain
Alexander Montgoment
Inter-Sisie Steamboat Company
New Orleans
Elisabeth Lefeat
Esort
Crescent
C. Agre
Moncinnati
Tacoma
L. Hissem
Ler Brooks
Ain Sterling McIntyre
Con
Me Iricans
Loughery
SAM Hoods
Louiszie
Ben Stout
Accidents and health notes fill city brief
Several injuries from yesterday include Axraoxr Rose who fell from a handcar and fractured, Joux Kavesky struck by a shifting engine with scalp wounds, and Watertive Vor Linsey killed after falling beneath wheels at Isabella furnace. Public health reports show diphtheria and scarlet fever cases citywide, while charity transport aided families to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axraoxr Rose
Kavesky
Lake Erie
Aldeeman Geirr
Linsey
Isabella Furnace
Ettis Doxsus
Philadelphia
Department of Charities
Woods’ Run
Bureau of Health
Tistenpar
John Bruce
E. Winters
Peon Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Twelfth Ward
H. J. Heisz
Penn Avenue
H. J. Heinz Company
Cornet
Heinz
Mr. Heinz
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
The list shows Pittsburgers staying at major New York hotels including Fifth Avenue Windsor Astor House Delmonico Balvisedere Gedney Gedney Bartholdi Grand Colonnade Continental Westminster Imperial Brunswick and others with guests like G A Rolly Miss S H Cott and J Vandergrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Specai.jj
J. 8. Lash
International
F. E. Evans
W. (. Evans
Gilsey House
F. G. Harding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooklyns
Memali
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgs
Schugart
Grant Briggs
Epittsburg
Cromea
Ponovane
Werden
Carbers
Canin
Anes
Biase Rice
Burkier
E. Hawley
I Parreil
Tiv
Ruth
St. Louds
Mack
Crooks
Donovan
Crooks Genie
Weretsioe Ote
Merkley
Why
Aed
Sarkdoe
St. Lotta
Fittstairg
Ciscinnati
Clevelanas
Meekin
Daub
Latham
Childs
Holliday
Browning
Olinves
Oziamer
Heltie
Tancinant
Uomisker
bite—Markett
Zimmer
Hase
McKean
Kuehne
Smith
Clarkson
Dand
Ball -Zimmer
Gafner
Berri
Stivetts
Ganzel
Nash
Kennedy
Daly
Dany
Doatie Pave
Wirst Nase
Bali
eCarthy Joyte
RDP
AB Hamilton
Wienea
Hartman
Dowse
Thowpeour
Connor
Crom
Rts
Hebel Roo Vo
Clements
Mguire
Gree
Reilly
Battivons
Weather Pleasant
Burke
van Hel’s
Looma
Wo Sutcliffe
Deyie
Steves
Tiernan
Noorke
Rowlee
Ward R
McMahon
Robinson
Knowles
Vickery
Ruste
Stricker
Fuller
Barnrocs
Hinlismore
Moyle
Quer
Darle
Louisville
Hutchinson
Colte
Finsl Game
Ee Soctille RA Preichwasd
Ryan
Terror
Parrot
Weaver
U Dahlen
iNefur
Doongan
Newman, IL
Wiser
Dfecker
Sanders
OlMutcson, F
Deere
Bassett
Whistler
Jennings
hauts—Brown
Iy Hutchinson
Soyder
Iran
Brown
Parrott
Taylor
Datilen
OjStrattion
Merrill
Duggan
Dons
Whister
Stratton
Prefer
Merritt
Bascett
Talis
Datientes
Dengan
Keown
Bostox
Drooklyns
Waray
Zaseee
oCarthy
SiJoy Lens
Om. C
Brou Uthers
Gan i Norns
Lowe
Si Corporis
Kinslow
Bisley, Pal
Wrens
Them
Joe Kelly
von der Abe
Salmon
Freeborn
Mr. Schwab
Braddock
Mr. Low
Nellie Shaw
Lee Helgans
Frank
Agai
Mike Dwyer
Gerhart
Maid Marian
Fitzsimmons
Bergéen
Ionehalia
Middleton
Sir Richard
Virgie
Blaid Marian
Minnehaha
Fitzsimons
Mutuale
Princetons
The
Swarthmores
Porter
Monros Brister
Skeleion
River News and Notes
CIY Life
Pennsybania
Virginia
Was Virginia
Okie
Lake
Mississippi Valley
New England
Saskatchewan Valley
British Columbia
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest
Missouri
Illinois
Hanna
Florida
Northwest States
Illnois
Preissurs
Buresa
Spearers
Spell Binder
Wtill
Mission Mills California
Liberty ST
Star Cormer
Blackwell’s
Bull Durham
Blackwell's
Durham Tobacco CO
Durham, N. G
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