Phillies vs Pirates Stumble Through Loose Park Win
In a high scoring P L game at Exposition Park the Philadelphia club defeats Pittsburg 8 to 6. Staley pitched well for Philadelphia while Knell was hit hard. Carrall and Wisner contributed strong fielding as Buffmnan’s team edges past Pittsburgh with timely hits and errors by the visitors. The win confirms the home squad’s superiority in Sunday attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirtebarg
P. L
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Boeten
Chileago
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
P.L
S.1
Pussburg
NS. L
Chicago
X. T
Moaron
Clecisnetl
N.L
N. L
Pittebar
Ghebeens
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Exposition Park
Buffmnan
Staley
Robinson
Little Knell
Bittin
Indent
Carrall
Wisner Biti
Ferguson
Farrar
Hebert
Mr. Farrar
Brrra
Bisons
Hostons
Radbourne
Cunningham
Clark
Irwin
Recreation Park
Anderson
Inn
Wilson
Shriver
Decker
Allen
Gleason O
Wilton
Miley
Scnriver
Gleason
Sales
Myers
Crounder
Ondlay
Thompson
Clements
Majers
Miller
LaRoque
Cleveland Defeats Giants In Hard Hitting Tilt
Cleveland tops New York 6 to 4 as hard hitting and timely hitting lead the Soldiers Field contest. Radford hits a home run. Tebcay Cooney O Hourke among listed players with runs and RBIs, while Wittwer and Larkin contribute runs for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland UB
Kulford
Oshannon
Sotecilife
Itchard'n
Krowninge
Oueannor
Larkins
O'Hourke
Yebran
Browne
NeAleer
Vdotmuon
Tisiatery, L
Wittwer
Ud. Twig
Pott
Totsis
Cleveland
Tebcay
Cooney
Larkin
Connor
Radford
McAteer
Stricker
Brown
New York
Nadford
Hichardson
Ken York
sui—Sutelife
Carmy
Richardson
J. Ewing
Dientele Tlaye
Whitner
Conner
Shannon
Consor
Tassed Talls
Sutelife Brown
O'Brien
Tratlney
Sheridan
Chi tacos edge Brooklyns at Southside Grounds in cool weather
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 5 at the Southside Grounds. Earned runs favored Chicago with three to Brooklyn one. Pitchers Kinsion Howe and others contributed. key players included West Farrell Van Haltren Orrifeiler Barns and Kinsion. Game timed at about 1% with umpires Knight and Jones.
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Brooklyn
Cuicaco
Inn
Southside
Chicado
Ouooklin
Wank
Iwsen, L
PV Aller E
Fran, m
Bitavern i
Warrel c
Rivter
Beye
Fhycar
J Andrewsm
Wawson
Kinstow
Kaldein
Weyphing
China
Corsa
Chicago
Brooklin
Kinsion
Howe
Kyon
Piars
Uest
Farrell
van Haltren
Orrifeiler
Sieve
Barns Op Balla
Hrwwklin
Naldedu
Meshing
Knight
Jone
Fragmented 1920s New York Baseball Score Snippet
OCR text shows partial team names and scores from a Boston Brooklyn New York Cleveland game cluster. Details are unreadable and fragmented, offering only stray numbers and city names without coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
N. L
Brooklyn
National League and Players League matchups listed
To Day s Ball Games feature National League games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Cleveland Boston at Buffalo New York at Cleveland and Brooklyn at Chicago Players League games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Buffalo New York at Cleveland and Brooklyn at Chicago Association Athletics schedules Baltimore at Louisville Syracuse at St Louis Rochester at Toledo.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Cimeinnsti
Brooklyn
Creteland
Hosten
Chicago
Leacur
Boston
Buffaloe
Cleveland
Association—Athletics
Columbus
Baltimore
Louisville
Syracuse
St. Louis
Rochester
Toledo
Unclear Local Entries Stir Haphazard City Notes
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered place names and names like Stratton and Weckhacker with incomplete numbers. Reads like a damaged table or directory snippet from Lonterville Jaonleville and Columbus sections. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonterville
Jaonleville
Seinre Baeree
Stratton
Weckhacker
Keel
Pitz
Hite
Cimuleville
Syracuse
Btrore Louisville
Columbes
Columbus
National League Games Show Rough Inning For Philadelphia
A rocky Recreation Park outing ends with five unearned runs for Pittsburgh in a rough showing by Anderson and crew. Crooked plays, wild throws, and errors fuel a 8 2 Pittsburgh win while Chicago and Cleveland split notices in other NL action.
CINCINNATI NATS EDGE NEW YORK IN HARD FOUGHT BALL GAME
Cincinnati surged with a late rally to overcome New York as the Mets erred in the first inning to build a four run lead for the visitors. Highlights include two base hits by Hernage and Whistler and solid pitching and defense from both clubs in a tense National League contest.
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New Yorks
Mets
Cincinnatis
Cincy Natl
McPhee
Tiernan
Latham
I Glarke. c
Marr, R
Ginswock,s
Helly
Whistler
Cincinnat
New York
Hernage
Beard
Glasscock
Bassett
Heard
Harrington
Mel’hiee
Marr
Relicy
Halliday
Glasscork
Denny
Steck
Helleg
Clark
Lynch
Latonia Race Results and Foot Race Contract
Latonia results summary lists winners in four races including Bianche’s Last and Silver. A foot race contract was signed between Joseph Priddy and Thomas Hammond for 125 yards at Exposition Park on October 2 with a $150 stake and $500 open entry, officiated by the sporting editor as stakeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy Ned Homme
Joseph Priddy
McKee's Rocks
Thomas Hammond
Cochrane
Exposition Park
Nwa
Hammo
Engar
Banlen Expected Today for East Liverpool Rowing
The oarsmen Teemer and Hanlan are due there tonight to arrange departure for East Liverpool Ohio where they will row. Teemer plans to ship his new boat to East Liverpool for the event.
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Tive Diwfatchl
McKersport
Teemer
Hanlan
East Liverpool
Liverpool
Fight Set Next Saturday in Hubbard Dugan Davis Bout
Arrangements are under way for a boxing match in Hubbard next Saturday night featuring Mike Dugan of Pittsburgh against Dobby Davis, a local iron worker backed by friends with confidence in his pugilistic endurance. The report notes local baseball and racing updates and other sports chatter from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younstown
Hubbard
Mike Dugan
Pittsburg
Dobby Davis
Davis
Police Roundup Notes On Various Local Incidents
A string of minor police items reports arrests and charges including Icuius Sexk for wife beating, Grange W. Roberts and Charles W. Quick jailed by Magistrate Gripp, Michael Connelly held for perjury, Cobble Donaldson fined for a disturbance at the World's Museum, and Burt Myers forfeiting bail. Other cases involve assault, a chair beating, forging a check, a potato-throwing hearing, and a suspected burglary. Concerns include a Chinaman accused of striking with an ironing board, a detective fraud claim, and several shoplifting or larceny events. A disorderly house on School Street results in confinement, with Four girls sharing similar sentences. Magistrates and aldermen set hearings for additional cases.
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Icuius Sexk
Grange W. Roberts
Charles W. Quick
Gripp
Michael Connelly
Michael Tuite
Alderman Kerr
Cobble Donaldson
World's Museum
Allegheny
Burt Myers
Blanche Harpr
Robert Sweeney
John Mehring
I. Suzarennan
Alderman Richards
Yeo
Jon H. Chalk
Thomas Lidy
McKenna
Cony Awnt
Succop
George Er
Jams Hanser
W. HB. Dickson
William Quigley
Bloomfield
Joseph Danner
Esmee
School Street
Wyman
Daniel Theis
South Twentieth Street
Hartman
Sale on Aurora Melton Suits at 750 Each
For today only an entire line of men’s Aurora melton suits offered at 750 each with a full value of 15. Options include single and double breasted sacks. At C. Prissvure Confirmation Clothing Company located at the corner of Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Melton
C. Prrissvure Comfirmation Clothrxg Company
Cor. Grant and Diamond Sts
The
Court House
Labor Leader Jarrett Arrives in Philadelphia Seeks One Term
John Jarrett ex presidents Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers Association arrives from Liverpool aboard the Servia and visits the Republican State Committee room. He asserts a strong tariff stance favoring McKinley protections and states he will only seek one term while planning private business and family matters near Pittsburgh. He criticizes Pattison and backs the Republican ticket as labor-friendly. He leaves for Pittsburgh the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Jarrett
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers' Association
Republican State Committee
Continental
Jarrett
Liverpool
Servia
United States
Birmingham
England
Etruria
Pittsburg
Prospective Pastors Changes in Holy Ghost Order
A sequence of priest appointments and transfers is announced. Father Langst of the Church of the Most Holy Name on Troy Hill will travel east then return to the Catholic College. Father J Barth will replace Langst at that church, and the vacant St Johns Shai burg post will be filled by Father Oster, soon arriving from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Holy Ghost
Father Langst
Father Mollinger
Church of the Most Holy Name
Troy Hill
Catholic College
Father J. Barth
St. Jy'’s Church
Shaiburg
Father Oster
Paris
France
Chicago and New York trunk line funding eyed in Ohio route
William Semple reports 2,500,000 dollars pledged by Eastern men for a Chicago and New York trunk line. He says assurances exist that a Ohio to New Castle segment will reach New York, with a branch from New Castle to Pittsburg. Captain J B Ford of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. predicts soon American plate glass will lead world due to American inventive genius in new manufacture methods.
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William Semple
New York
Ohio
New Castle
Pittsburg
J. B. Ford
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Detroit
Plate Glass of
America
McKeesport Baseball Plan With Pittsburg N. J. Club
McKeesport residents expect a baseball game soon between the local McKeesport team and the Pittsburg N. J. club. The club management will assemble the players for the contest. A football team will be formed tomorrow evening, with several local players likely to join. Grounds will be secured for practice and exhibitions.
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McKeesport
Pittsburg N. J
All-Wool Dress Goods Offered at Great Value
Jos. Horne & Co. promotes plain dress goods including French serges and all-wool cashmeres at 38 inches wide. German henriettas priced at 65c a yard, all offered at Jacob J. Fuchs' store, 1710 Marson Street, with updated bindings on prayer books from GerMax and English Catholic publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoine Bargsios
Siencek
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Jacob J. Fuchs
Uarson St
Carson
Cool thief nabbed at Union depot
A stylish German thief was picked up at the Union depot last evening. He wore his roommate's overcoat and carried the roommate's watch. After the owner identified the items, the thief returned the watch and coat and escaped. Both parties refused to give names.
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Union Depot
Fire near 174 Federal Street spotted early by passerby
A fire at Aggins grocery located at 174 Federal Street was discovered at 2 yesterday morning by Conductor Janes McCarroll of the Pleasant Valley electric car line. He raised the alarm and aided firefighters in extinguishing the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Aginss
Federal Street
Velock
Janes McCarroll
Pleasant Valley Ausigne Electric
Homewood Braces To Day Race Meet Opens
John Splan predicts a great Homewood race meeting with Hal Pointer set to clash with Dallas on Thursday. He says the track is fast and horses are in excellent condition and expects a big attendance if the weather stays fine. Racing starts this afternoon at two o clock.
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John Splan
Hal Pointer
Dallas
Splan
Blankets From 75 Cents to $30 At The People’s Store
Campbell & Dick advertise wholesale and retail blankets at The People’s Store on Fifth Avenue. Offers include country wool blankets in white red and black with prices from 75 cents to 30 dollars, claiming great values and inviting customers to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell & Dick
Plush Sacques and Capes at Rosenbaum & Co
Plush sacques and capes offered in many qualities with prices from 12 to 2450 and a note that values rise by 50 percent. Fine seal plush capes feature best linings priced 450 to 1000. Also new French flannels and decorative paper hangings advertised with designs and ceilings coordinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbaum & Co
Races at Gravesend Reported with Multiple Winners
Results from Gravesend races list winners and placings in each event. First race over one mile shows Beddhist winning, Worth second, Tullis Blackburn third, with 1:43 time. Subsequent heats name Senorita, Cassius, Eon in order, and other titles such as Beek Lord Harry, Zenobia, and Kempland among top places, with various times noted.
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Gravesend
Beddhist
Worth
Tullis Blackburn
Senorita
Cassius
Eon
Assent Madetone
Iim
Kempland
Kern
Timo
Costly purchase for 2 year-old Kentucky trotter Lady Wilton
A Lexington telegram reports Brasfield and Tipton paid 10000 for the bay filly Lady Wilton a 2 year-old Kentucky trotter with a 2 3 record. The horse's lineage includes Wilton 294 and Kentucky Privee Jr. The sale cancels next year’s campaign by trainer As ber sieorge Wilk and complicates future racing plans.
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Dispatch
Lexington
Brasfield & Tipton
Bowerman Bros
Lady Wilton
Wilton
Palo Alto
Cam Léamonade
Kentucky Privee, Jr
Busie Metheures
Coroner Holds Inquest On William Stewart Shooting
Coroner McDowall conducted an inquest into the death of William Stewart who was shot near Braddock on Saturday night by Samuel Walker. The testimony repeated yesterday’s dispatch. Samuel Walker was held for murder.
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McDowall
William Stewart
Braddock
Samuel Walker
Walker
Cleveland coal men confer with Patton over rail facilities
T. M. Osborne and E. Saecer met General Manager Patton of the Pittsburgh and Western at the Mononcahela House last evening. They discussed the railroad’s coal shipments to the lakes and the need for better facilities.
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T. M. Osborne
E. Saecer
Cleveland
Patton
Pittsburg and Western Road
Mononcahela House
Woman seeks father of child after knife assault on Jones Avenue
Miss Badie Jamison of Tyrone followed James Shultey to town claiming he is father of her child and noting a fixed marriage date. In a separate incident Arthur Pinguer, a colored man, was stabbed by a white man on Jones Avenue after midnight. Pinguer’s wound across the stomach is painful but not dangerous.
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Badie Jamison
Tyrone
Aerone
James Shultey
Poeneres
Arthur Pinguer
Fato & Row
Jones' Avenue
Plaguer
Bennett & Co. Seal Jackets Advertised as Best Fit
Bennett & Co. promotes All Alaska seal jackets claimed to be best fitting in the city with guarantees on fit and price. Leading Hatters and Furriers at Tow Cor Wood Street and Fifth Ave advertise no advance in price and offer guaranteed seal feet jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett & Co
Alaska
Northwestern Freshman Sophomore Cane-Rush Turns Violent
At Evanston Northwestern University students in the cane-rush clash turned rough after a delay. The melee caused injuries and torn clothing among several freshmen and sophomores, signaling a disorderly end to the annual event.
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Curiaco
Northwestern University
Evanston
Avestia Siabkinn
Souk
McKinley Tariff Echoes Across Europe and Domestic Politics
European reaction to the McKinley bill dominates dispatches from Antwerp Berlin and Vienna. Measures threaten manufacturing and beef trade while Antwerp debates American beef imports and quarantine rules. Reports also note a Vienna election, a bank robbery hoax, and unique telephonic church services reaching Britain.
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Lower Austria
Vienna Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Vienna
Russia
America
France
Government seeks delay in Tipprary trial and overseas unrest
AUSTRALIAN dock workers resume work amid global tensions. Tuc Goa election favors the Government. Ahmadon siege at Kamari repulsed by France. Germany plans Africa inquiry with Baron Loden. William Castro nt arrested in London. Rumor claims assassination attempt targeted the King and ex King of Serbia.
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Tuc
Goa
India
Senegal
Ahmadon
Kamari
Baron Loden
Africa
Dillon
O’brien
Tiprary
William Castront
Rosai
London
Servia
Freight loaded for Southern boat and altered schedule
Considerable freight was loaded on the levee for today’s Southern boat. A Pittsburg and Cincinnati schedule change was made to aid shippers during the absence of one boat. The Keystone State leads today, followed by the Andes tomorrow, Hudson Friday, and Scotia Saturday. At Gray’s Iron Line, the Ironsides sale denial was made by Mr. Sheppard. Park Brothers have sought to sell entire stocks of steamers for a year, with no buyers yet.
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Southern
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Keystone State
Andes
Hudson
Scotia
Gray's Iron Line
Sheppard
Park Brothers
Weather and river levels flood the dispatch and rail news
Special telegram from the Dispatch notes river gauges at Warren and Cincinnati with high and falling levels, clear and cool weather, and drifting conditions. Ships including Clifton and Pierrepont carry empties from Cincinnati and New Cumberland, while Ohio River heights near Davis Island rise slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Neville—Ehiver
M. Warren—Hiver
Mongantown
Egheny Junction
The People’s Store Dress Selection on Fifth Avenue
A local store advertises ready to wear dresses for women girls and children offering hundreds of styles. The ad highlights ladies misses and children’s suits in varied vanity and fashion presented by CamrP Bet & Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camrp Bet & Dick
Paddock A Kicker
The passage notes Representative Caswell of that State supports Paddock and suggests he treats office as a privilege to profit from. It predicts likely discharge once the investigating committee reports to the House, probably not before the next session.
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Caswell
House
Blow at Speaker Reed Over Portland Collector Appointment
Washington dispatch reports the September 29 nomination of Mr. Dow as Collector for the District of Portland and Falmouth Me. The move breaks with Speaker Reed, who preferred Milliken, and follows Maine Senators’ backing and Secretary Blaine’s endorsement. The action contrasts with Reed’s Chicago collector stance months earlier, highlighting Senate influence over district nominations and Reed’s political vulnerability.
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Wshington
Dow
Portland
Falmouth
Reed
Maine
Blaine
Milliken
Harrison
Chicago
Illinois
Protest over Button appointment as Corry postmaster
AIL reports in Washington that the Button postmaster choice for Corry Erie County has sparked a major protest. telegrams and letters flood in to Pennsylvania Senators urging delay until after the election or opposition to the appointment. Prue warns against further appointments before the vote, suggesting Bratton may wait until after the election to avoid political fallout.
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Bratton
Nominations by President Harrison List Officials and Judges
President Harrison announced a slate of nominations including John N. Irwin as Governor of Arizona Alfred A. Freeman as Associate Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court and members of the Continental Railway Commission Alexander J. Cassatt George M. Pollman Henry G. Davis Sempronius Hoyd Joseph Black Conan at Bodha Pesth Whitfield and Lowrie Hel Postmasters General James Lowrie Hel and Henry V Boynton Langley Pry Richardson Dabog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuherton
Harrison
John N. Irwin
Iowa
Arizona
Alfred A. Freeman
Tennessee
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Continental Railway Commission
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
George M. Pollman
Illinois
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Sempronius H. Hoyd
Missouri
Siam
Joseph
Miller introduces bills for memorial and home for ex-slaves
Representative Miller of South Carolina introduces a 250000 dollar appropriation for a monument honoring negro soldiers in the Union Army and a 1000000 dollar appropriation for a home for disabled ex slaves. The President plans trips for Grand Army reunions in Illinois and Kansas on successive dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grangers Submit Platform Questions to State and National Candidates
A Grange committee covering Moon Findley Robinson and North Fayette townships proposes a set of ten questions for all nominees. The list asks about equal taxation of all property, government control of railways and telegraphs, unlimited silver coinage, direct popular election of US senators, forfeiture of unearned land grants, tax reductions, pure food standards, a wealth tax, anti bankruptcy on farm products, and the Australian ballot. The group also urges Pittsburgh newspapers to publish the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon, Findley
Robinson
North Fayette Townships
United States
Poomomniver
Oesees
Pittsburg
Opening Holiday Display of Japanese Wares
Our Grand Holiday Display of Japanese Wares presents the most complete showing in the city with novelties of importation. The department opens only during the holiday months and goods may be put aside for delivery any time during the season. Purchases recommended before Jan 1, 1891. Wm, GE & Son, 18 Diamond, Market Square, Pittsburg. Also fixed paperhangings by Jacob J. Fuchs at 1710 Carson St with matching ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GE & Son
Select Family Grocers
Diamond
Market Square
Pittsburg
Big Stores Offer Full Line of Premium Goods at Cash Prices
Full and complete lines in every department draw large crowds. The ad boasts the best cash values not cheap bargain prices. It stresses customers get exactly what is advertised and at cash prices, noting credit sales cost more and are avoided. It invites new customers to compare and see uniformly low prices.
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Hanlon
Philadelphias
Phillies
Homewood
J. Priddy
T. Hammond
Hace
General Sporting
Pittshong
Rapa TA Phila
Rhpfae Fields
Corcoran
Pickett
Kuehne
I Farrar, L
Hotmneon
Huliman
Btaler, P
Amel P
Bo Tthbar
Dunadelphiis
Pitteberg
Pilla
Deipha
Pields
Carroll
Liniey
Shindle
Wiener
Fogarty
Errore
Pittebirg
Bale
Beckley
Perrar
Fields
Hitty
Visner
Bastes
Winbure
Holbert
Hoston
Buffal
Krbfae
Quinn
Whitt
Sinepi Saint
Stafford
Detle
Viffiare
Farond
Mack
Stovey
Nash
Hadbourne
Dobie
White
Rowe
Maes
Tower
Snyder
Pearce
Cleveland, S
Giants
W. Kl Pre
JO Thie
Pitusburg
EE Pittshung
Rapa Kfhila Bepaeb Burke
Hamilton
Sanday
Lakoque
Meyers
Herger
Hecker
Mayer
Salus
Hutchinson
Cinb
SS cHicaco
Bostox
Foster
Glenalvin
Mellarr
Hutchison
Gsumlh
Nagle
Pera
Tucker
le Seton
Nichols
Mennett
Lowers
Brien
Muialley
Zimmer
Mavey
Collins
O'Urien
Wright
McKean
Gilks
Weet
Balle
Merican
Tinelines
Delaney
Hurns
Foutz
Aes Smith
Wovett
Spans
Virtue
X Cir
Impite
McQuade
W. L. Pe
W.L. Pao
Whlin
Howton
Pittsburo
Association Record
Rysivk
Harthvedyk
Latonia
longe—Bianche
Lottie
Silver
Pickup
Gymnist
Phil Tace
Neva
Grayson
Nee
Oftiis Spconas
Annie
Wheatley
Banlen
Dugan
Sporting Noros
Petraes
Fox
Slavin
Maci
Husted
Ogee
Warekare Dents
Jackson
McAuliffe
Tenner
FP. L
O' Nell
SN. L
Ien
Dunon Brof
Denver
Superior
Ees Geaming
Ue Oost
Treacy
Josefh ScHemo
Squire Bryan
Chartiers
Miles
Nervine
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market St. Tu
Official Life IN
Great Britain
Sheffield
Mr. Jarrett
Pattison
Labor
Delamater
Emery
Baorlees
the People's Store
Fifth Avenue
Houewus & Hackke
Bell Gearent
M’kinley
Europe
Antwerp
Berlin
Count Dion
Lane
Aix
Scotland
Tweed
Seo
Count Nugent
Erlau
Hungary
Pesth
Horvath
Tacky
Della Riva
Sixtieth Infantry
Canon Wilcox
Christ Church
Manchester
Derby
Coventry
Kidderminster
Hanley
Mme
Patti
Wales
General Foreign Affairs
Carno
Evansvville
Louisville-River
Cincissati
Etas
Oudy
Louis
Westher
Ciifton
Pierrepont
Dauntless
New Cumberland
Tux
Davis Island
Captain Alexander
Commodore Dueber
Olivette
Cartan P. C. Bronx
James Alexander
J. M
Yeterday
Iacob
Fuchs
Carson St
Scarlet
Jos
Honxe & Co
the People’s Store
Fifth Ave
Paddock
Speaker Reed
Blake
Jent
Westers Pennsyl
Vania
Farr
Waem
Prrissurrg
Special Weather Bulletin
Virginia
Mississippi
Hain
South
Carolina
Alabama
Florida
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New England
Michigan
Canada
Gulf
Shreveport
Springfield
New England States
Allegheny County
Select Council
Button
Corry
Ail
Corre
Clarkeen
Miller I6
Hustler
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Galesburg
Ill
Ottumwa
Topeka
Kan
Grangers
Ber
Mateh
Anpourcemrat
Octoberland2
Parcelns & Jones
Tees
F. R. Osgood
Park Place
N. Y
I Howerdokin Point
Sen
Ris
OLO
New FuRmTine
GIAGS
Srain
Gaev
Ano Ziikon Limes
Wolff & Randolph
Philadelphis
Urssa
Farniah At
Pittsbure, Pa
ELY
ELY Bros
Warren St
Haines
A.J. Rankin
Penn St
Pittshbure
E Hulven & Cou
GEO. A. Rell Co
L. Batis Buuc
Epps
Civil Service Gazelic
Jamps & CO
Hombe Chemists
Enclana
Boyer
Dispatch Office
KEW
People's Store
Market St
Paseqr-Assa
McMichael
M.D
Niagara St
Tssukwe
Brooke Hall
Bryn Mawr
Vassar
Media
jyLet-Tor
Kirkland Hall
Clinton
Pittsburg Academy
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Thomas M. Mara
Adesire
J. Warkres
James Clark Williams
A. M
Ursuline Academy
Oakland
Ursuline
Seaman Macan
Sell-H rTs
Pittsburg Art School
John W. Beatty
Cuontiouved
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