Foundry Beats Mount Pleasant Congregational in Erratic Sunday Game
Foundry defeated Mount Pleasant Congregational 33 to 6 on the Mount Pleasant grounds. Johnny Sheckels had a rough day on the mound, issuing walks and hits as Foundry built a big early lead, then Mount Pleasant rallied briefly before Foundry pulled away with nine runs in the final two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundry
Mount Pleasant
Methodist
Johnny”’ Sheckels
Foundry Boys
Fann Ring
Mount Pleasanters
Randall
Sixteenth Street Hoys
UAW Kinnes
Tindall
Ifveutter Mb
Reilly
Rvan
Pomeroy
Vermillion
Ol Fferring
Clements
Bsstian
Randan
Iussell
G'irien
Young
A Tracey
iKelchner
McCathran
Sheckels
Taondry
errate—Foundry
Mount Pleasant Congregational
bhases—Foundry
Lalls
Om McCathran
Sheckils
Shackels
Balk
Hrgan
Kinney
Harveycutter
O’ Brien
Keichner
Lo Sebastian
Herring
Harveyrutter
Tracey
Sheckers
Runsell
Rundall
Vampire
Mr. Betts
Capital City League Standings and Tonight's Game
St Stephen's Institute leads with 16 wins and 8 losses. Carrell Institute 16 8, Woodward & Lothrop 8 15, Gonzaga 76, Library of Congress 1B. Tonight at 5 30 West Diamond White Lot Athletic Club hosts Woodward & Lothrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Carrell Institute
Woodward & Lothrop
Gonzaga
Library of Congress
West Diamond
White Lot
Uer Athletic Club
Kerr Sparks Mount Pleasant to 9–3 Victory Over Sixth Presbyterian
Kerr dominated on the mound for Mount Pleasant, fanning twelve and allowing three hits, while Woodward Wahler and Kerr led the offense with two hits each. Gordon pitched well for Sixth but couldn’t stop the bunching by Mount Pleasant, as Clark and A Macdonald also contributed key plays. Final score Mount Pleasant 9 Sixth Presbyterian 3, with three errors on each side.
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Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant
Wahler
Kerr
Clark
Thei
A. Macdonald
Woodward
Brown
Mt.Pleasant
Rhoa
Rhoayd Lord
Connera
Celdine
le Pone
al Herbert
Bymanoski Jf
Ga.ma
Burghs
Mratald
Bali
AlGamer
O/Clarke
Evans
U Gorton
Symanoski
Lort
Mall
Cannera
Clarke
A. Maconald
Ow Gordon
Baorines
Gordsn
Hy Gordon
Faeved Balle
le Foe
Ita
Gordon Cmpire
Caulifower
Gome L Tour
Lost in the Ninth as Carroll Institute Defeats Library
Carroll Institute rallied in the ninth inning to overcome Library of Congress 9 to 6 in Capital City Baseball League play. Hanvey earned twelve strikeouts for Carroll. Finnegan fanned twelve Librarians. The decisive inning saw Carroll score six runs on four hits and three errors to seize the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Carrolls
Carroll Institute
Library of Congress
Hanvey
Drescher
Pinnecen
Carroll
RHO
A&e Library
RHORE
Kelly
Sullivan
Care
Kathman
Finnegan
Ot Hanvey
Oyster
Brown
Dreschier
Carr
Henshberger
Ron Pouble
Helly
Dresche
By Oyster
Whdi
Pasged Balle
McDermott
Mr. Hendibee
Kismets Rout Hahn Team In Sixteen Hit, Eleven Run Game
The Kismets slammed Hahn with sixteen hits to eleven runs at Fourteenth and A streets northeast. Hughes led with two singles and a double, Much hit a home run and a two base hit, Fitzpatrick had two three-baggers, and Buckingham pitched a shakier late innings. Voylesburger starred at bat and in center, Hismet faces District Council on Thursday at the same ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon
Falls Church Club
Lynch
Zukle
Lincolns
Highlands
Kismet Grounds
S. W. Fry
Fifth Baptist
Beall
Elizabeth's, Jrs
Congress Heights
Bartlett
Green
P. Madigan
Hayden
F. Martin
G. Moore
W. Webb
R. Bang
Phepps
Monroe Street
Anacostia
Kismets
Hahn
Hughes
Much
Fltzpatrick
Buckingham
Voylesburger
Hismet
Klemet
Rhoae Wo
Hata
Rhoae Hughes
Ricker
Borigman
Moore
I Gates
OjSteward
Fitz
OfWiacomd
Keefe
Dove
Xrahting
ilSpates
Buckham
Whitrer
Walker
Baum
Lipscomb
Kismet
Hahon
Ddalle
Wiscomb
Ngham
Ingham
Fitzpatrick
Sprigman
Krahling
Voglenbuer
Steward
Gates
Fitzpatdon
Krahlilng
Vogiesburger
Palls
Voylesurger
Livscomb
Mr. Kirchner
Faith Loses To Kendall In Junior League Showdown
Kendall bested Faith 13 to 6 in a lively Junior Sunday-school League game. The loss stemmed from Faith failing to hit timely, with an upcoming postponed return on the east ellipse diamond. Also appears in the column are Baseball Questions Answered detailing scoring errors and fielding judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet
Slath
Faith
Kendall
Sporting Isditoer Post
Cleveland Defeats New York In Doomed Backfield Scuffle
Cleveland beat New York 6 to 3 as Powell was ejected for arguing with umpire O Loughlin and Williams followed. Manager Griffith suspended for disputing yesterday's decision. Turner and Elderfield stood out in fielding. attendance 2 771 at Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Powell
O'Loughlin
Williams
Griffith
O'Loughin
Turner
Elderfield
Orth
Anderson
Detroit Defeats Boston in Tight Professional Baseball Contest
Detroit tops Boston 4 to 2 in a hard fought game before about 2 000 in Aus. Detroit pulled away in the eighth with three singles and a double off Young to break a tie. O Leary and Parrett starred in fielding while Donovan held Boston at bay, McIntyre homered and O Leary stole two bases as Detroit secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Aus
Cuatles Muckbaan
Donovan
Boston
Young
O'Leary
Rhoae Boston
Rhudae
Berkle
O Fertig
Parrett
Grady Poor Work Sours New York Win Over St Louis
New York won today's game against St Louis on timely hitting with men on base. Grady's poor work led to his removal in the eighth inning after disputing an umpire decision. Attendance 5,243.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Grady
Hhoae
AW Farrell
Gresnahan
Shannon
Stewne
Berkley
Dunn
Bratn
McGann
Mertes
Ira McLean
Dallen
Smeet
Guberk
Barclay
Bowerman
Burke
L.taylor
J.taylor
Bale
Omi
Taylor
J. Taylor
L. Taylor
Smort
Martes
Dahien
Brain
Smoot
Brown
Gilbert
Dahlen
Shannen
Farrell
Beckley
Mr. Carpenter
Brooklyn Chicago game full of misplays ends in easy Brooklyn win
Brooklyn downed Chicago 7 to 4 in a game filled with misplays as Brooklyn pitchers and fielding errors aided the visitors. Tinker stood out in base running and the attendance reached about 1,600 as Chicago made late rallies but could not overcome the miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chicago
Brooklyn Nationals
Tinker
Rhoaeb
Rhoae Dobbs
Slagie
Rvant Dilton
Casey
Sb. Taumiey
Chance
Bheckard
McCarthy
Btrang
Kitog
Babb
Evers
Ritter
McCr
Barry
Garvin
Weimer
Sheckard
Dingle
Dobbs
McCormick
McCerthy
Lumley
Welmer
Dillon
Valis
Kling
Um Pires
Zimmer and
Moran
Pittsburg Triumph Over Philadelphia in 2nd Game
Donohue miscue and timely hitting lift Pittsburg to a 2 0 win over Philadelphia. Attendance 2 359. Wagner Doolin and Corridon with two base hits, Corridon by Corridon. Time 1 hour 50 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Donohue
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
RHO AE Philadel
M'Cormick
Thomas Vay
Beaumont
Wolverton
Mellee
Gleanon
O'Donln
Roth
O Corrides
Harned
Wagner
Doolin
Corridon
Siolen
Cassady
Om Gane
Care
Confden
Emille
Pittinger Fires Record Game as Cincinnati Limited to One Hit
Boston pitcher Pittinger hurled a record game, holding Cincinnati to a single hit. Boston scored the lone run as Hahn struggled after the first inning. Cannell made a spectacular catch at the left field fence. Attendance 2,451. Lineups and scoring details filled the rest of the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittinger
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
Hahn
Cannell
Dolan
el Cincinnati
Rhore i
Seymour
Odwell
Kefley
Corcoran
Raymer
Steinfeldt
Carney
Peltz
Woodruff
Off Hahn
Dy Pittinger
Ny Hahn
Umplee
Mr. Johnstone
Senators and Phillies pace set as season heats up
The Senators and Phillies found their stride together as Stahl roped home runs, setting a new world record of three consecutive wins for the Senators. Pitcher Corbet, too sick to start for the Cardinals, did well for San Francisco. Ferris is praised as the Browns' best second baseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Phillies
Stahl
Phillie’ S
Corbet
Cardinals
San Francisco
Buck Orth
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Feeney
Street
WeAler
Browns
Ferris
Wyatt Lee
Toledo
St. Louis
McCormick
Hil
Wuelsman
Mike Donlin
Peoria
Mike
Chicago
Sox
Clarke
Gochnauer
Altoony
Barry McCormick
Senator Stahl
Bill Lange
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Hd Dunkle
Williamsport
St. Louis Cardinals
Mike Grady
Baltimore
Outhelder Hayden
Orioles
Highlanders
Griffith
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Head to Foot Outfitter sale in big clearance run
Parker, Bridget & Co offers deep cuts on suits across ceviots, cassimeres, homespuns and wool crashes. Scale shows $30 to $10 ranges with final prices down to $12 and $10. The advert promises the best clothing values in the store at 9th and Pennsylvania Avenue. Labor Day races sanctioned by American Association will be held at Benning, with multiple five mile events and silver trophy prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker,Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
American Association
Benning
J. Ratigan
American Automobile Association
Central Labor Union
Ratfean
Sixth Street
Shooting At Clay Targets At Analostan Club
Analostan Gun Club held a weekly shoot on its grounds last week with Squires and Hawkins scoring targets for Dupont Powder and Winchester. Squires tallied 93 and Hawkins surpassed him. results list 25 targets per shooter with class trophies awarded to Wilhite, Nutting, and Monroe. Labor Day plans include an all day shoot for merchandise and cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Analostan Gun Club
Anatostan Gun Club
Hawkins
Winchester, Arms Company
Squires
Dupont Powder Company
Analesian Gun Club
Annapolis Gun Club
R. Wilson
Craig
Brown
Winhite
Heintz
Coleman
J. Hunter
Wilson
Orrison
Evans
Broomstick Wins Fifth Race at Saratoga in Close Finish
Travers Stakes day at Saratoga features Broomstick leading by seven to eight lengths in the final stretch before winning by necks as Carbuncle takes the third race and Prince Ching is edged. Burns is censured for the favorite’s defeat. Entries posted for tomorrow include handicaps and steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ching
Carbuncle
Burns
La Roche Sets 3,000 Mile Endurance Record In Auto Trip
New York reports A La Roche completed a nonstop journey to and from St. Louis, reaching Perth Amboy and Staten Island before entering New York. He totaled 3,450 miles, surpassing the prior world nonstop record by over 1,400 miles, which was 2,013 miles set by D. M. Wiegel in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Roche
St. Louis
Perth Amboy
Philadelphia
Staten Island
Automobile Club of America
D. M. Wiegel
England
Miss Crawford Wins Handicap at Harlem Race Meet
Miss Crawford led in the mile and a sixteenth handicap at Harlem, with Bragg half a length back and Port Royal a heat behind. Delagoa set a six furlong track record of 1 12 flat in the fourth race, eclipsing potential for a world record if driven out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragg
Port Royal
Chicago
Miss Crawford
Sioux Chief
Harlem
C. Hildreth
Delagoa
Dick Wells
Washington Park
Sincerity Belle
MauBride
al Casey
Pleratt
Captain Neroth
Knepp
Effie M
Louise McFarlan
the Gadfly
Platoon
Raviana
Doc Wallace
Green Rose
White Plume
WOCW
Knapp
Prince Silverwings
Hoffer
Felipe Lugo
Fountain
Bombardier
Major T. J. Careon
Flo Bob
Determination
la Chaperone
Mise Crawford
Henry
Race card fragment with multiple horses and bets
Racing program fragment lists horses and odds for the fifth sixth and seventh races. Details include Moorlah Damsel Pirapeila Prince of Pilsen Don t Ask Me Royal Pirate Rosamond San Remo Bicentral Ben Heywood Freckman Charlie Miller Capper Helgerson Potrero Grande Arab Brand New Dell Leath Viola Japan Requisite St George ir.
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Delmore
Julia M
Tam O” Shanter
Maggie Leeber
Indria
Moorlah Damsel
Pirapeila
Peter Durel
Costixan
Regale
Albert Fir
John Emuleki
Prince of Pilsen
Handley Cross
Royal Pirate
Rosamond
San Remo
Bicentral
Ben Heywood
Freckman
Charlie Miller
Capper
Helgerson
Duncan
Potrero
Grande
Dell Leath
Viola
Japan
Requisite
St. George
Death Shows Return To Form In Fast Track Victory
At St Louis Fair Grounds on a fast track Death won the second race by a head over Mindora in seven furlongs, signaling a return to form. The card also noted five and a half to six furlong races with CerNova and Darjuths among early winners, and Fort Erie saw Woodshade take the sixth race at 12 to 1 as Rough Rider was edged late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Denia
Sheehan
Useful Lady
Perrine
Lord Dixon
Mapr
Girdlestone
Weberfield
Wachanter
Boonie Prince
Charlie Adare
Green Gown
Oceener Alao
Woolle
Nicol
Even
Allis Virgie
eFeleht
Gillain
Ott
Longmore
Joe Frey
Errnest Parham
Potrero Grande
Lady Free Knight
Mary Edne
Valtrice
Lafagitte
Firstmanon
Beau Ormonde
Velma Clark
Gregor K
Warte Nicht
Bragg
Princess Tulane
Agnes Brennan
Sad Sam
Enverle
Jeter J
Magic Flate
the Mighty and Dragoon
Harney
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Mindora
Sum~maries
Cernova
Traxler
Stella M
Venderbaut
Nepenthe
Conley
Aspatta
Elmika
Fallona
Bessie Brassielf
Pharmacy
Lady Lou
Convetta
Matera
Lady Sellecs
Death
Young
Bible
Fenian
D. Austin
Helen Bay
Varro
Allegretto
Algocquin
MiDprook
Trogon
Twemlow
Sam Stevens
Doctor Clark
Moss Fell
Darjuths
D Austin
Lucky Charm
Jor {Lindsey
Caok
Jonny O'Hara
McDeceiver
Annisquam
Monogram
Miton Young
Old Stone
Howell
Taby Tag
Troaler
Secon
Harmakis
Rice
Booster
Jock Young
Commodore
Troxier
J. P. Mayher
Jack Little
Dickens
St. Agnes [S
Burcaneer
Trapsatter
Lady Vasht
Anderson
Howling Dervish
Davis
Dollie Gray
Ansi'n
Ed Ball
King Reba Goss
Miss Manners
Sid Silver
Pathos
Tally Hy
Sting
Bensonhurst
Rose Court
Erema
Fatries
To-Morrow
Rettia Teceiver
Marchioress
Maghon
Catherina Knox
Letest
la Rouge
Klas Quick
Leila Hunter
Fay Sharp
Hersain
Voltage
Fay Templeton
Omar
Escalosa
Fred Priesmeyer
Gasconne
de Grammont
Melwood
Cameron
Miss Eon
Merwan
Nellie Hawn
Mae Miller
Dir
Hart
Edgardo
George Vivian
Banquet
Compass
Judge Cantrit
Hinsdale
Larry Wit
Salve
Miss Doyle
Lady Ray
Lady Felix
la Hunter
Aminte
Lady Iris
Suave
Lady Contrary
Rustle Girl
Athelrose
Raffied
Haezel H
Allne St
Wea Prince
Eleanor Howard
Lady Burlington
Varna Fonsa
Iyernia
Jennie Hughes
Murmur
Lillian
Flora Bright
Albany Girl
Caithness
Wissendine
Baby Hall
Attle Corker
Iran
Leeking
Pompey
Leone
King’s Court
Fort Erie
Buffalo
N. Y
Columbia Girl
Sanders
Cincinnati Enquirer
Josse
Snare
the Guardsman
Easy Trafy
Tanerzatls
Mcllvain
Kathryn L
Wandshade
Rough Rider
Santa Lara
Gallagher's Fast Mile at Empire City Meets Grand Circuit
At Empire City track New York on the second day of the grand circuit meeting the day featured a $5,000 2:08 pace with Gallagher the favorite. Pan Michael led early in heat one but Gallagher won by a head in 2:08 1/2. In heat two Gallagher led from start to finish as John M. and Pan Michael battled for place. The $5,000 2:20 trot saw Snyder McGregor falter and Texas win by a length after the favorite broke. the favorite then won the next two heats. Other entries included Red Bird, Leonora, and McKinley in various purses and trotting races, with times around 2:20 or faster. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 9 reports also note American Boy winning the 2:27 trot at Greendale.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Travers
Capt. Brown
Broomstick
Ben Brush
Bobadil
Mimosa
Bedouin
Breadcloth
Carbunele
Prince Ching
New York
Carbuncle
Niblick
Winchester
Adriatia
Linda Lee
Balment
Lapucelie
Galize
Angier
Fair Reveller
Fortune Teller
Maximilian
Alps
Hagaman
Redfern
Burns
Flora
Duke of
Peggy
Mistras
Gallop Cf
Belle Sauvage
Hildebrand
Uncle Charley
Roundelay
Lizgie Albertine
Vias Moragua
Northville
Port
Adriatica
Ke J. Martin
Jimmy Lane
Commonette
Sir Lynnewood
Persistence II
All Right
Privateer
Phantom
Princess Athelting
Dauphin
Memphis
Reliable
Light Brigade
Mineola
Collector Jessup
Armenia
Sovereign
Castilian
Gerantum
Monet
Illyria
Witchcraft
Caseine
Loupanta
Hark Forward
Cock Robin
Grandpa
Philma Paxton
Manilan
Elliott
Trepan
Boxwood
Requirer
Seatry
Hocky
Lackat
Kickshaw
Homestead
Greencrest
Irascibie
Lard Advocates
Canteen
Whaard
Dick Bernard
The
Globe
St. Breeze
Southampton
Empire City
Gallagher
Pan Michael
John M
Snyder McGregor
Texas
B. G
Royal Ry
Crescent
James
Jonn M
Bik. G
Spier
B. B
Winaries
Baron Rogers
Me Ryder
Red Bird
Michael
Claymons
McDonald
Fatline G
Dash
Leonora
B. m
Mendocino
Norab
Messenger Duroc
de Ryder
Media
Debiel
Ytorrean
G. G
Rosemire
Garliner
B. mM
Geareen
Bessie Birchwood
Libby Queen
Tima
McKinley
George St. Clair
Magere
Boone
Caspian
Shank
Massetto
Bik
Dickerson
Wentworth
Spear
York Boy
Marion Wilkes
Gilman McGregor
Mambrine
George Bnow
Gr. m
Renick
Ruth C
Er. m
Kenney
Jolly Bachelor
Curry) Alexander
Geers
Honale Ruseell
B. H
Hudson
Ree
Leta
Br. m
Lisensiro
Andrews
John Caldwell
Br. G
Thompson
Dodie K
Blk. m
Exstatic
Ty Oratorio
Lena Mapes
Louis Napoleon
Lang
Harry L
Gosnell
Katte H
Romberger
Balle Star
Sheak
Duphen Direct
Roy B
Annie M
Allcs Mapes
Worcester
Mass
Greendale
Providence
Annabel W
Wannkta
Daniel
Monastery Beer and Oakdale Racing Notes Highlight Busy Page
Monastery Beer Frene Main 2657 offered as case deal and draught or bottled at Louis Bushs on 2d Floor Ladies and Gentlemens Cafe. Racing summaries include 217 pace purse 3300 Rosy Mason wins multiple heats and Doceara takes ace. Harness results note Broadhead Park New Paltz opener. Lauretta wins 2-28 pacing. Narragansett Cup polo opener Bryn Mawr defeats Rockaway 12 3 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monastery Beer Frene Main
Louis Bush's
E St
Gentlemen's Cafe
Oakland Belle
the Oulosker
Hortense
Elicne
Minnie IL
Aurora Alzo
Rosy Mason
Doceara
Antilee War Frit
Ang
Vines
Miss Ormond Goo
Argue Not
Br Dove
Annabel
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Abe Ie
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
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Staniang
W & Pet
L. Pet
Gurley
St.Stephen’s
Gunton YI
Wealey
St. Alban's
Mt. Vernon
Gunton
White House
Ellipes
Wilgon Va
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Fourte
Birect
Lydecker Avenas
Mount Vernon
Ve. Wesley
van Ness Park
Capital City League
Sixth Presbyterian
Silk
O’loughlin
Clark Griffith
New Yorkers
Washington
W. L. Pet
Louis
Williama
Lajoie
Bay
Bamis
Fiick
Bradley
Andersen
Bomir
OW Powell
Lalis—McGuire
Charles Hickman
National League
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al Sarugelst
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Baseball Notes
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Commissioner's Wirgin
National Council
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Druid Council
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Balti More
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Hood
Ben Brush Colt
Sparkling Star
Cairngorm
Jack Lory
Amber Jack
Eac Sigiight
Jonquil
von Tromp
Glenecho
Zenla
Niiles
Caughnawama
Magenta Burch
Claude
Audience and Dalesman
Ada Nay
Sonoma
Belle
Matten
Yorkshire Lad
Cedarstrome
Salvage
Earldom
Bob Messini
Katie Caffrey
Mirthless
Eraskill
Lancashire Lass
Artful
Dreamer
Gnome
Ingomar
Valdora
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Morton F. Plant
Cal
Jeffries
Munroe
Yosemite Club
Sebring
Herrmann
Cincinnati Ball Club
Poplin
C. Pulliam
William D. Beanlan
M. Jonsin
H. E. MclCormick
James Be Jurlog
Iseman Bros Outfitters
E Sts
Stevens, Winchester, Marlin, Savage, and Relmington Rifles
Walfords
Pa. Ave
Geo. E. Hebbard
St. Hebbard & Winaman
Regal Osesstic
Regal Store
Bauer & Black
Twenty-fifth St
U S.A
USA
Poughkeepsie
Broadhead Park
New Paltz
Pond Dime
Prodigal
Emp're Prine
Ziva
Merri Hawker Pare Lang
Sun Mght Chimes
Jessie BP
Pinner Kant
Leo S
Cellert
Ricn Prince A
Jim Patrarean
Lady Glenn
Sunnyside
Schley
Rosewood
Jamestown
Lake Eri
Tadang
Gummartes
Admiral Schley
Imperial Allerton
Ready
Varl Aratell
Ruth Dillard
Vincent
Dilly McGregor
Katherine S
Sundown
Agnes Dolan
Maude Dillard
Bell Dawson
Burt Blake
Auto
Idle Wild
Anna Reiman
Fanny Purerit
Mary Vincent
Rockaway
Narragansett Rer
Point Judith
Hes
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