Historic hotels reopen with new furnishings and guests welcome
The article notes Haas now ventilated and furnished in good style and open for guest reception. It lists several hotels including Pote Avenue Hotel and Emdees Hotel Indiana Pa with proprietors Frank McCoy Beo and Charles Deré, promising first class accommodations by day or week, skilled stabling, and quality wines. The writer, Conrad Bley’s former possession, requests continued patronage and assures guest comfort at Hsdemson House in Imlaus County Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisha
Pote Avenue Hotel
Laberge
Psathe Birth
Ret
Fou
Esteredurg
Gaerne
Intaly
Conrad Bley
Co H Sdemnson
Herrytree
Grant P. O
Imlaus County
Rail schedule echoes Indiana lines to Blairsville and Pittsburgh
Trains depart Indiana at 6 00 a m and later with arrivals at Blairsville 7 10 a m and 3 15 p m. Connections via West Penn Reprase to Allegheny City and Pittsburgh. Through services link to Johnstown, Uniontown, Butler, and Philadelphia. Harrisburg and New York timetables listed with all stations and branches. Philadelphia time is used, 19 minutes ahead of Pittsburgh time.
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Carpette Ailey
I. C
Armory Call
Indiaux
Cunningham
Bon City
Frauenheim & Villack
Liberty Streets
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Two-Lick
Allegheny Valley
Connellsville
Uniontown
Butler
Rapdale Pine Creek
Jeating Aneidy
Lick
Honer
Black Lick
Blairsville
Homer
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Bre
Two Lick
Philaadelphia
B've Int
West Penn
Alleghany City
Homes
East
Blairsvide
Blacklick
Didiana
Allegheny City
Penn. &.K
Indiana Branch
Pilla
Phiadelphia
Pittsburch
Harrisburg
New York
Allentown
Philadelphia
Bound Brook
Reading
Pottstown
Sabuykill
Susquehanna
Auburn
Way
Beate
Pam Bteelton Braech
Paxton
Fochiel
Steele
Steelton
P. J.B Wootten
Tget
Governor Pattison's message urges repeal of 1878 act
Governor Pattison urges repeal of the 1873 recorder act and the 1878 law expanding recorder powers. He calls for abolition of the delinquent tax office, sealer of weights and measures, boiler inspector, and other needless offices. He urges fixed salaries, limited fees, and uniform election laws, plus city government reform and tighter controls on advertising and pensions in Philadelphia. He also discusses railroads, apportionment, and taxation, urging cautious, statewide reform.
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Pattison
General Assembly
Philadelphis
Tle
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Billy
Jawa
United States
Mtax
Biale
Waliueies
Hes Vhae Spirik
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Credit Mobilier
Pennsylvania
Nouiser
Atalevanta
Comaton
Rosest E. Parkson
Alaska Gold Rush Rumors Spark Imminent Mining Boom
Private dispatches report credible Alaska gold deposits near Homer with a quartz vein yielding 5 to 8 dollars per ton and 200 feet wide. New York and San Francisco capitalists plan early spring mills. coal and timber are distant but ample. An estimated 10,000 miners from Nevada and California may move within three months, draining Pacific labor unless new discoveries curb the rush.
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Eldora
Washinctox
Alaska
Seward
New York
San Francisco
Nevada
California
Pacific
Homer
Pungent Paragraphs and Snippets in Print
A collage of witty lines and stray clippings from various papers. It skewers humor, social norms, and a mix of odd anecdotes from Detroit stores to New Haven graduations, illustrating a bustling era of light verse, quips, and comic misprints across multiple locales.
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Indiana Democrat
James B. Sansom & Son
Church Bt
Presbyterian
Church Street
David Aiali
United Presbyterian
D. Day Brownlee
Catholic
Oak Street
Pater ‘Alman
Indiana Lodge
Palladium Lodge
C. W
Clymer Lodge
H. of H
Ey Rational Christian Temperance Cason
Penn Councils
Royal Arcanum
Botton
Goo
Ibaa
Blair
M. F. Jamison
W-S. Dauguer Register and Recorder
John
Findlay
John T. Gibson
Conmnissners
Ailaen “Mabon, Jr
James Tonpsed
James A. McQuattars
Jacob
Stachel
Matthew Barbi Won
Ad Beenkinn
Goroner
Joan W- Boocks
Eo. W. Hood
Philadelphia Street
Indians
Bock
Market Street
Jos
Thompson
Asiel &. Porter
Mmlee
Diana
Wilson
Olice
J. TD. Patton
Wm. M. Stewart
Pilladelphia Street
Sanso! Attorney
Atlaw
Harroad Street
Indiana, Pa
L. Stew
Enyss Iy Atlaw
Philad Street
W. Hand
Sttornes
Mainer Collections Ag
Itsburg
Weet
Watso
Bary White
Fhiladelphie
Jtasnidal K. Sloan
Oise Ub Chymer Street
Public Buildings
OHN
LA Gace
M. Banks
B. Blach
Weamer Building
Indiana Building and Loan Association
Ws Hazlett
Ommice
Breet Copgatte Court House
Bosdel Denhammusrs
Ulré MieCiarren
B. Sturgeon
Aks
Cummins’ Dental Rooms
Blaisstille
W. Simpson
Fdward
M. David
Harry L. Reinmold
James B. Heyser
Albert B. UW
Betser
AVID
Heyser
Reinmold & On
Philadelmia
Peer Leada Erick Eee Ames
McQuawn & CO
Fouell
J. Wl Cunningham
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Tvaned
Laut
Governeurs
Ampthar Securities
EH Wilson
Wil
SE _ STEWART
W. ML Stewart
Hanry Waren
Tope MW. Gumus
Hone Ween Mens
Farmer’s Bank OF Indiana
General Banking & Exchange
Tas
A. Mckinight
J. N. Banks
SA Jolumtus
David Anthon
Fiscue
Tobert
Bmvcludl
Israel Thomas
Jaureos
Morewast
B. KE Jamison & Co
Sankers
Conxce Tam O.p
Prguanteitta
Deaters
Indiana,pa
A. W. Clements
Esthart
O. Bxyder
Frank McCoy
Charles Gompers
Sodse
Pachables Dere
L. A. Cbaver, Proprietor
Thia
Tloube
Wisnell Rouse
North Bixth St
Court Howse
Peter A, Metz
Comer Fifth and
Water Streets
Francis Cost
Ee Activin PA
Goa
Seana
Po Branch
G. G. Hancock, “Heucrat ‘Passe
Nesbit
Court House
Garter & Methee
PRATT
Borland
Wout Street
Pittsburgh Pa
Pratt & Bro
West Mahoning
Smicksburg
Indians Co
Curie
Atroke
Witter
Withie
Ehueler
Wikita
Willie Rivet
Jacob Kim
Snieksburg
Indiana Co
Fa Tan
Enti
Gov. Pattison
Anube
Tn Municipal
Council
Cites
Severa
Avery Way
Tyed
American Tract Society
New English Wesleyan
Dedham
Princepal
Emily Smieh
Provincate
Te Botton School of Oratory
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Mayo
Rebecca Husey
Lagos
British Baptist Society
Uppper
Congo
Stanley Pool
Robert Arthington
Leeds
Ehicago Journal
Vermont
Boston Post
Audretica
Boston Star
Josh Billings
Artemus Ward
Detroit
Rochester
N‘y
Post-Express
George
Philadelphia Record
Spartecus
Raduate
Thare
Sagne
Herti and Bening Post
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