Attorneys and Notaries City Directory Warren Pa
List of lawyers notaries dentists and portrait artists in Warren Pennsylvania with offices in various blocks including Johnsons Exchange Warren Savings Bank building and Hazeltine building. Entries include Edward Lindsey Jas Parmlee Chas Dinsmoor and W W Wilbur with phone and office notes.
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Warren, Pa
Hazeltine Building
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Warren Savings Bank Building
Attorneys At Law
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
Liberty Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
Local District and County Officers List
District and County officers include Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M Shortt Assembly E W Parshall President Judge Charles H Noyes Associate Judges J H Sandstrom Z Teaver Prothonotary George F Yates Keister and Recorder Wm McCray Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers County Commissioners J F Rounce W J Mead H M Preston Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney C A Peterson Co Supt Schools H M Putnam County Commissioners W A Clark and D Olney Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors E C Allen H H Bassett Geo P Orr County Surveyor D F Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
E. W. Parshall
Charles H. Noyes
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. Teaver
George F. Yates
Keister
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
J. F. Rounce
W. J. Mead
H. M. Preston
Fred B. Jackson
C. A
Town Council and Officials List Readied
A compact roster enumerates town officers and department heads led by President John Masterson and Clerk D. A. Arird with roles including Treasurer A. J. Hazeltine Justice H. S. Perry and C. H. Meacham Collector E. R. Peirce Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock and a slate of ward constables and school directors.
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Peoria
A. Cowan
O. W. Beaty
W. M. Baker
J. M. Davidson
W. D. Hinckley
W. Brown
C. D. Arird
W. G. Shreeves
J. C. Magee
Rail schedule fragments for eastern and western lines
Schedule snippets show train arrivals and departures for Philadelphia Erie Western New York and Pennsylvania routes with times across Eastern Standard and express services. Listings include various trains numbered 9 20 7 30 19 9 6 21 1 4 5 25 PM and Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburgh lines with morning and evening departures and station references.
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Philadelphia & Erie B. BE
West - Eastern Standard
Seserse
Western
New York
Pennsylvania
B. BR
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
The Garment Room Presents Cloak Equipment Worth
The article touts cloak history and highlights items from the department as key additions to its reputation. It emphasizes the department’s cloak equipment as noteworthy and valuable to its mission.
Coats Offered at Five Dollars Each By The Ladies
The Ladies offer coats priced at five dollars each. Each garment is well made with sturdy materials like heavy kersey boucle and astrakan, presenting the look and quality of ten dollar coats.
Ladies Black Coats at 6.50 in Wool Kersey
A seller touts black coats made of black wool kersey fully lined with black silk satin. The dealer promises many lines and price-pinched value with Kerseys Boucles Persian Lambs in various colors including blacks browns blues greens and reds.
Of Special Worthiness Novelties In Hoffman Block
A local shop in Hoffman Block showcases a line of novelties praised for distinctive colors styles and cuts. The vendor touts an indescribable quality setting their garments apart from others.
Weekly World News Roundup of Disasters and Politic News
A condensed digest lists wrecks at Garrison and Brocton with several injuries and deaths. It notes Sagasta Cuban autonomy reception, Colorado snowstorm impacts, political arrests, and notable deaths including Thomas G. Alvord and Henry George. It covers Captain General Blanco’s Havana move, Cuba-US diplomacy, and varied local incidents across October 27 to November 3.
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Tompkins
Ike Rettinger
New York
Garrison
Foyle
McKay
Brocton
N .Y
Miller
Buffalo
Sagasta
Havana
Watson
Meeker, Colo
Annie Berlinger
Jacob Sharlin
Thomas G. Alvord
Syracuse
Old Salt
New York State
Annie Ahlborn
Herman Ahlborn
Cripple Creek
Godfrey Hunter
Kentucky
Guatemala
Louis H. Strauss
Chicago
McKinley
Nansen
White House
Maggie Faber
Kharcleff
Russia
Simla
Gloversville
N. Y
Ginning
Daniel Sickles
Gettysburg
Julian Pauncefote
United States
Cincinnati
Canton
Washington
Bimetallic Commission
Europe
Grand
West Chester
Derlington
J. Mitchell Baker
Chester County Guaranteed Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Harvard
Cornell
Arctic
Marshal Blanco
General Weyler
Henry George
Grand Central Palace
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Robert van Wyck
Arhanga
Weyler
Spain
John Groff
Canisteo
Walter R. Houghton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Jesse Irons
Lyons Falls
Madrid
Weyner
Thomas F. Smith
Plattsburg
von Gammen
University of Georgetown
Elizabeth Morgan
Edward Morgan
August Belmont
Ludlow
John J. Curtis
Lovering
Fort Sheridan
Hammond
Baxter
Burlington
Bahama Islands
S. W. Scofield
Toronto
Hamilton
Watertown
James Coaley
Lackawanna
Joseph Wynn
Poughkeepsie
William S. Dugdale
Union Pacific Railroad
Robinson Opera House
T. O. Slater & Co Full Hardware Line at Water Street
The Old Hardware Shop at 336 Water Street lists a full stock including Cook Stoves Garland Acorn Stoves Gas Heaters Bicycle tires and supplies Niagara Falls metal signs aluminum brass name plates sheet metal plumbing roofing and gas fitting services iron steel rope and chains white lead oils glass B P S paints granite ware aluminum tea kettles Richmond Cedar Tubs willow baskets ammunition fishing tackle and more.
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Water Street
Garland
Acorn
Niagara Falls
Richmond
Market Report New York Produce Pattern Flour Prices
New York market shows flour mill patents trading around 5.95 to 6.15 with winter patents at 5.00 to 6.25 and low grades 3.0x to 3.15. Minnesota patents and bakers quote 3.50 to 4.60, spring extras near 2.3, and Southern flour at 4.25. Eggs quoted state and Pennsylvania 16 to 20 cents per dozen, western fresh 18 to 20 cents, icehouse 2.70 to .85 as a three dozen case.
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City Mills
Winter Straits
Minnesota
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Wheat and Dairy Prices Report
Buffalo market round shows No 1 hard wheat at 1.02 and No 1 northern ec, and winter wheat 93c. Butter state creamery 24c, eggs 17 8c. Live stock prices list cattle prices from 4.00 to 5.10, sheep and lambs from 3.50 to 5.50, hogs around 3.75 to 3.85.
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Buffalo
Bi.c
Graham
Canada
Western
Buffalo Hay Market Prices and Bales Offered
Grain and livestock market listing shows No 1 timothy per ton at 10.00 to 11.00 dollars, No 2do at 8.00 dollars, baled hay from 30.00 to 210.50 per unit, baled straw at 5.0 dollars, bundled rye at 11.00 to 12.00 dollars.
Klondike Heroine Bessie Lassarge Heads for Gold
A 19 year old New York born girl travels alone from Seattle to Alaska to save her mother’s Tacoma home from foreclosure. Bessie Lassarge hopes gold will lift the mortgage and secure comforts for her mother, bringing courage and perseverance to the Klondike journey. She boarded the Mexico in Seattle with only forty pounds of belongings and received a cabin upgrade aboard.
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Bessie Lassarge
Klondike
Alaska
Tacoma
Wash
New York
Bessie
Mexico
Seattle
Dyea
Five o clock tea cloths shown as modern decorative arts
The article praises five o clock tea as wholesome and soothing while highlighting new tea cloths as modern art. It describes linen damask cloths with white or colored silk, single color outlines, pale shades like old gold and marine green, two tone silk effects, and examples such as a Persian style poppy pattern with simple fringes and tinsel accents.
Parasol Bags Preserve Fresh Look A Simple Invention
A glazed cambric parasol bag keeps a parasol looking new until used again. Store by hanging on the draw string around the handle and wrap loosely when put away. The inventor of the parasol bag deserves thanks for reducing breakage.
Cleaning a Mackintosh with Cold Water and Scrubbing
The guide instructs washing a cloak in cold soft water using a scrubbing brush and mild soap, then rinsing without wringing. Dry the garment in air away from heat. For spots use scouring drops or turpentine, with common soap finishing the job. Avoid hot water for mackintosh care.
Scientifically Cured Hams by Miss Ann Hargis
Miss Ann Hargis of Louisville Kentucky directs her father's farm of over two hundred acres and oversees a unique breed of pigs bred for Kentucky cured hams. The hogs receive sterilized milk meat and apples as they grow to a uniform weight for on-site curing in the traditional Kentucky method.
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Ann T. Hargis
Louisville
Hargis
Kentucky
Largest Shoes Made For Madison Johnson in Columbus Ohio
The largest shoes in Ohio were completed in Columbus for Madison Johnson a colored man. The No 22 shoes measure 16 inches long 6 inches wide and weigh seven and a half pounds each. Johnson stands 8 feet 7.5 inches tall and is proportionately heavy.
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Ohio
Columbus
Madison Johnson
Johnson
Influence of Christlike Living on Others in Daily Life
Sermon excerpt urges Christians to influence the world positively through noble conduct. It cites Deuteronomy's battle guidance and Jesus as the light of the world, warning against hypocrisy and urging consistent, godly living to guide others toward heaven. Included are biblical readings from Judges to James for reflection.
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H. Doyle
Jesus
Heaven
Hell
Phil
I Thess
I Pet. ii
The Church Unity of Life and Hope
Rev. W. J. Yates discusses Epworth League doctrine for the week starting November 7. He emphasizes that Christian unity stems from holy devotion and the hope of eternal life, transcending race, age, and social status, anchored in Christ's resurrection and the baptismal dedication.
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W. J. Yates
Church of Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Lord
Paul
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Seeds of Good Life and Its Far Reach
The Church Standard echoes that acts of kindness sprout far beyond, like seeds from Caesar’s war wagons blowing across lands. It urges sowing good deeds to yield a fruitful life, while avoiding self centered weeds that could spread through others.
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Julius Cesar
Britain
Asia
England
Julius Caesar
Church Standard
Pointers to Civil Courtesy from a Christian Leader
The text lists five rules emphasizing courtesy and consideration. It urges giving the best seat to a lady or the elderly, showing kindness to the less fortunate, avoiding affectation, being punctual and honest, and returning borrowed books in good condition. It attributes these to a Christian leader.
Work and service fuel spiritual achievement in the church
The Reformed Church Messenger argues a life with purpose comes from work and service. Joy comes from achievement and visible results, not pay, and spiritual vigor rests on renewing strength through good works.
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Reformed Church
To live is to have justice and conscience
A compact reflection on life equating living with justice truth reason devotion probity sincerity common sense and duty. It asserts life is conscience and defines worth and action through inner standards.
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Victor Hugo
A Trio of Truisms Inspiring Personal Virtue
A collection of maxims declares wealth is proven by enjoyment not possession and a man’s worth lies in deeds rather than words. It adds that anger reveals true character, urging steady restraint and discernment in conduct.
Quote on temper and grace from D. L. Moody
Brief quotation remarking that a man lacking temperance and virtue has little to say for Jesus Christ. The line emphasizes moral conduct as the path to meaningful testimony and faith.
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Jesus Christ
D. L. Moody
Narrow Escape for Buffalo Diver in Dunkirk Harbor
John Solum of Buffalo, a diver for Hingston & Woods, nearly drowned while searching the lake bottom for the John Heath tug propeller. His securing hamlet detached and the signal rope tangled, leaving him trapped until a second try hauled him to the diving scow. He was exhausted but survived.
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Dungeirk
N. Y
John Solum
Buffalo
Hingston & Woods
John Heath
Oxford’s Tradition of Learning and Spiritual Pursuits
Oxford has long been a center of learning alongside Cambridge. It produced leaders in British life and thought, with theology playing a central role. John Wesley studied at Christ Church, later Lincoln, and led a small group of like minded students in weekly literary study and Sunday Bible, prayer, and religious conversation with members including Whitefield Morgan Charles Wesley Harvey Clayton Ingham and Broughton.
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Oxford
England
Cambridge
Wyclif
John Wesley
Christ Church College
Lincoln College
Whitefield
Morgan
Charles Wesley
Harvey
Clayton
Ingham
Broughton
Emulation Over Imitation In Christian Life
The article argues that admiration of virtue must lead to imitation through action and inner likeness. It cites John Wesley as an example of holy living and notes many fail to imitate, pursuing mere admiration. It reports over 45 000 attendees at three young people conventions and urges improved methods, larger duty, and renewed zeal from those reached.
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John Wesley
First Epworth League Organized Outside U S Moradabad India
In July 1888 Morad abad India hosted the first Epworth League organized outside the United States led by Dr. E W Parker. India now counts 290 chapters and about 12 000 members.
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United States
Moradabad
India
E. W. Parker
City angst echoes in transit and trade rhetoric
A collage of quotes from major papers mocks urban pride and business rivalries. Terre Haute laments streetcar era calm giving way to change while Boston presses independence from John L Sullivan in business. Washington Post notes Sullivan’s persistence. Kansas City Times cites Chicago and Philadelphia quips about hogs and the ancient Egyptian skeleton joke. New York Mail and Express parodies colonial legend to satirize Penn’s heirs.
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Terre Haute Express
Boston
John L. Sullivan
John
Washington Post
Chicago
Windy City
Kansas City Times
Philadelphia
William Penn
New York Mail and Express
Poker’s Sociable Image Sparks Mixed Outlook
A Philadelphia Times quote praises poker’s sociable character as easy to see another’s hand, while a New York Herald writer argues no game improves mankind. The Cleveland Leader quips about a bluff revealing human nature during play.
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Philadelphia Times
New York Herald
Cleveland
Learning about babies from us at New York Truth
The piece describes four generations of women guiding infant care from experienced elder to young matron, noting changes in advice and the fallout as children fall ill. It ends with a pledge to improve methods and share knowledge after recovering these babies.
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Heaven
Earth
New York
Puritan Purcell Delights In Hard Cider Verse
Detroit Journal notes a Puritan spirit with a rare playful smile on his lips as he enjoys hard cider, a contrast to his otherwise solemn air and indifferent to most smiles.
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Detroit Journal
The Burning Question Millyans and Gallant Youth
In a playful exchange from the New York Sunday World a bicycle maker Millyans is thanked by a father for saving his daughter. Sprocketts asks to settle the difference between a 96 and a 97 model in a lighthearted moment.
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Mr. Millyans
Sprocketts
New York Sunday World
On the Boards A Witty Quote On Stars And Supes
A San Francisco Examiner quips that theater stages reveal the world as a stage while society feels short on stars and long on superheroes or superlatives. The line plays with fame and performance in a playful tone.
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San Francisco Examiner
Severe Gas Incident Recalled By Rural Narrator
A man from a remote rural section recalls nearly being overcome by gas during the usual time when the company rendered its bill. The account appears in a Washington Star anecdote highlighting the peril and timing of hazardous exposure.
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Washington Star
Boston Maid Dotes on Horace in Frisco
A Boston maid declares she dotes on Horace. Her Frisco cousin asks who Horace is, revealing a playful misunderstanding and social contrast between the two relatives.
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Horace
Boston Maid
San Francisco Examiner
Office Dispute Sparks Boardroom Turmoil
The Chicago Record notes a clash over seating arrangements after a reorganization of the board of officers. A quarrel between the typewriter girl and the president about who should sit facing the window prompted the changes.
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Chicago Record
Rude Fellow Sparks Apology Demand In Cincinnati
A brief note from the Cincinnati Enquirer recounts a rude fellow who kissed a woman, she sent him away, then urged an apology. He complied with another kiss, prompting further headlines at the moment.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Education makes strides as lovers weigh learning
A dialogue notes a suitor asking for affection while the woman contemplates learning. The text remarks that education progresses rapidly and one can learn many things, reflecting a Chicago post tone on education and relationships.
Real Tragedy and Closely Drawn Distinctions
A compact note presents two quoted lines from newspapers The Detroit News and the Washington Star highlighting stark phrases about tragedy and a humorous exchange over an odd job offer. The tone contrasts somber reflection with a practical stubbornness.
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Detroit News
Mike
Washington Star
Something Old and Something Blue in Wedding Lore
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fragment and Detroit Free Press item joke about luck and customs. Rosine’s wedding upends tradition with borrowed blushes and new bridal attire. The piece contrasts old luck sayings with a playful twist on blue and borrowed items.
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Trousseau
Detroit Free Press
Portrait of Clytie in a Brooklyn Life vignette
Ella Randall Pearce applauds a silhouette study titled Tis Clytie's seen through a window shade. The critique highlights the figure's curved chin round throat and a retrousse nose, praising the picturesque pose in a Brooklyn Life column.
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Clytie
Ella Randall Pearce
Brooklyn
Story ideas from Cincinnati Enquirer quotes
A young newspaper fellow offers to paint Dollie and Lottie Limelites life stories in glowing colors. The exchange hints at a well padded narrative and a reflective view of biography writing.
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Dollie
Footlites
Lottie Limelites
Cincinnati Enquirer
A Bicycle Disease’s Effect on Riders
A Denver Post poem notes bicycles as foe to aches but warns riders may suffer curvature of the spine from cycling. The verse suggests healthy blood and steady lines as remedies, reflecting era attitudes toward sport and health.
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Denver Post
Bualist For a Purpose in Somerville Courier-Jour
A light feature from the Somerville Courier-Jour notes playful dialogue about babies with large mouths and the idea they need such mouths to store their playthings. The quip reflects a humorous childrearing tone and reflects the era's social column style.
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Somerville Courier-Jour
Nor Great Nor Small by Richard Burton
A short lyric fragment reflecting on scale and perception. The speaker notes that time’s dust and birth seas shape the earth, while human eyes mistake appearance for essence, asserting that there is neither true greatness nor smallness.
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Richard Burton
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SpAenarew
Geo. Ball’s
G. Ball
Pyrenee
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Dentis
Keller’s Sons
Second Street
Pebby
Woodard & Lesser
Malpin & Stuart
Third Street
A. C. McAlpin
Wee & Schnub
R. W. Stuart
Greaves
BAL & Thompson
Beaty Block D. 1
Ball, Co
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Local Directory
Warren Borough Officers
Railroad Guide
N. Greenlund
Herman
Arren
Jacob Stricker
Agt
Wholegale and Retail Liquor Aler
Garment Room
News OF the
William T. Wood
Cold Springs
Isaac Miller
George M. Pullman
St. Louis
Cuba
Cass Lake
Atkinson
Georgia
Bay of Bengal
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Bloomsburg
A. C. Borst
Sidney Center
Willie Shanley
James Bowdoin
London
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Lyons
Hudson, N. Y
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James B. Eustis
Tammany Hall
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Henry
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
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Eddie McDuffee
Berty Carpenter
James Townsend
Lewiston
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Japan
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Ala
John Patterson
Chatham
Ont
M. Milburn
United States Senate
Lord Rosmead
Hercules Robinson
Cape Colony
Annie Zahner
Sickletown
Rockland County
Union Trust Company
Pittsburg
Bradstreet
Queen Victoria
New York Central Railroad
David White
Oakville
James B. Hampton
Geneseo
Lucania
Weather Bureau
George Lavigne
Saginaw
Joe Walcott
San Francisco
J. E. Bruton
Autonomist Party
Centre Street Court
Benjamin R. Roberts
Roberts
Governor’s Island
Mott
United States Army
Pacific
T. O. Slater & CO
BULLS
DR. Bull
A.C. Meyer & Co
Bafto
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
THE
Centaur Company
Murray Street
Siegfried & CO
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
East Buffalo
Bessie Lewarge
Bessie Lessarge
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
Dunkirk Harbor
Zeus, Cabtorni
the Holy Club of Oxford
Jos Printing
Mar
Reyes
Royal Baking Powder CO
Merrymakers
Rude
Rosine
Uck
Jakey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bualist
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