Pittsburg Gazette moves to new quarters in vast plant
The Pittsburg Gazette formally opened in a new building and power plant on Virgin alley near Smithfield street, dropping Commercial and resuming its historic name. The facility showcases modern 20th century machinery, hosts guests from business and legal circles, and features lavish hospitality. Other items note Christian Science readings, lectures by Major Hawks, medical ads, job ads, lost cape, and a five room house for rent.
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Pittsburg Gazette
Virgin Alley
Smithfield Street
Western Pennsylvania
Pitteburg
Gazette
Pennsylvania
Major Hawks
Court House
Indiana County Soldiers’ Association
Central New York Chautauqua Assembly
A. ‘W. Hawks
Christian
E. O. Clements
Joseph W. Clements
North Sixth Street
Chicago
Misa Achsa Tinthoff
8. M. Wark
Town
Work & Son
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Work
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Cape
Fairview
Sheriff
Wanrep
L. Pattison
Artiat
Personalities in town as visitors and guests noted
A string of brief society items lists residents and relatives visiting Pittsburg, Blairsville, Greensburg, Apollo, Trade City, and other nearby towns. The notes mention visiting kin, attending funerals, moving plans, and upcoming sermons, with names including William O Hara, Bell Beckman, Elizabeth McAdoo, G E Simpson, James Edwards, Sarah Bell, Joel Buchanan, John L Getty, and many others.
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William O’hara
Pittsburg
Bell Beckman
Elizabeth McAdoo
Blacklick
G. E. Simpson
Parente
Trade City
James Edwards
Dixonville
Sarah Bell
Allegheny
West Whestfield
Misa Mae Harbison
North Fifth Street
Blairsville
C. A. Grambling
John L. Getty
Greensburg
Ligonier
Map. A. P. Lowry
Wiliinburg
W. B. Kline
Johnstown
Col
H. H. Kuhn
Alex Learn
Green Township
Twas
A. L. Gilbert
Town
Swere
East End
Harriet McAnulty
Vernie Davis
G. E Simpson
David Halli
Annapolis Junction
Ind
James Blair
Church Street
R. F. Walker
West Philadelphia
Margaret
Elshaville
Lizzie Simpson
Near Town
J. K. Repine
Graceton
A. J. Furman
McKissen
West
Lebanon
F. B. Tomb
Wilkinsburg
Nancy Lowry
Railroad Avenue
W. J. Wilson
Creekside
Mercer
Robert Hamill
United Presbyterian Cluice
Burgettstown
Washington County
A. W. Steele
Ambrose
Pueblo
Colo
Mary Work
R. R. Riedel
Stewart Harris
Salisbury
Kellar Harris
Harris
Helen Sweeney
Steubenville
Freda Waltera
Albert
R. A. Thompson
Oakland Avenue
Harry Long
Fairview
Latrobe
Frank Lohr
Windber
Indiana
Lohr
Noah Lohr
Lucile Fuller
E. E. Lewis
James McCurdy
Rayne Township
W. A. Lovelace
Canton
Frank
J. G. Bagh
Decatur
Samuel
Annie Banks
Agnes Wilson
Hidna Sansom
Kiskiminitas Springs
Saltsburg
Mesare
Oliver Campbell
Lewis Weim
A. A. Silvis
Harry Daviin
Armstrong Township
Buffalo
W. R. McElwain
Salinburg
McElwain
Los Angeles
Cal
A. H. Braughter
Rochester
Milla
Olive
Edna
Clare
B. H. Lichteberges
Loveland
Jay Harter
J. M. Hadfield
Binksville
Hadfield
Ella Wallace
Mercer County
William Moore
East Mahoning I
Retarded by poor rail service says Dun's Weekly Review
New York November 2 R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes improved transporting facilities but says the nations business expanded faster while a shortage remains the chief retarding feature. Delays hinder coal shipments despite high demand and export potential. mild weather aids retail distribution and steel mills lag behind orders.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Uur
France
Great Britain
Germany
Arguments Began In Schley Court of Inquiry
The Schley court of inquiry entered the argument phase as Admiral Schley and Captain Sigsbee refined their prior testimony. Judge Advocate Lemly introduced documents while two potential witnesses, Frank B. Richards and George Lynch, were not called. Government spokesman EB Han na opened the argument for the government.
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Washington
Schley
Admiral Schley
Sigsbee
Santiago
Frank B. Richards
George Lynch
New York
Cuba
Cuban
Spain
Lynch
Somers N. Smith
Mr. Richards
St. Paul
EB. P. Hanna
Markets Report From Pittsburgh With Grain and Livestock Prices
Wheat and corn quotations set the day early as No 2 red wheat ranged 66 67c and No 2 yellow corn 64 65 1/2c. Hay prices for timothy and mixed grades appeared alongside dairy butter cheese and egg quotes. Cattle hogs sheep and calves prices were listed for various grades and weights in Pittsburgh markets dated November 4.
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Jrittsburg
Timothy
Timothy Hay
Elgin Creamery
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
New
Benson's Plasters Proclaimed Superior Cough Remedy
In winter Benson's Plasters are advertised as a premier external cure for coughs and colds. They claim rapid relief when placed on chest or back, improving breathing and reducing congestion. The ad boasts fifty five awards, endorsements by thousands of physicians, and prepaid postage in the United States for 25 cents each from Seabury & Johnson Mfg. Chemists New York.
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Benson
Benson’s
United States
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg
N.Y
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Indiana Progress
County
A. FT. Moorhead & Son
Norra Seventh Street
Sypiana
President Roosevelt
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore's
Homer City
M. G. Miller's
Virginia Miller
Christian Science Healer
Harry Stephens
Green
Edith H Dill
Buffington Wilson H. Byers
Garfield
Margaret E. Nixon
Ralph Shaffer
Garfield Carrie Z. Blackhvalley
Joseph Linegrove
Katie M. Baker
Harris O. Bennett
Lenya M. Pierce Blacklick
Alvie Hanna
South Bend
Edna Black
Gar Shortaut
Palin
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie, Gen Agt
Farmers’ Benk Bldg
7Th Sts
Indiana, PA
Conklin Or
Jackson
Pillsbury
J. L. Orr
PENN
L. Parrison
Loughby’s
Castor
W. R. Loughry & CO
Indiana County
Yalsbad
Hina
Steving& Sutton
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