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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1891

Page

8

Grip Epidemic Fades Slowly in Pittsburg and Allegheny

Reports from physicians and druggists in Pittsburg and Allegheny indicate a waning grip epidemic with fewer new cases and a drop in deaths since early April. Quinine demand soars as people stockpile the remedy, while undertakers note fewer funerals though deaths continue.

Tor Resterdar Bureau of Health Penn Avenne Dra Pittsburg Kerriars Dev. J. Guy McCandless Fitz

Epidemic Grip Reaches Waverable Groups In Allegheny

Reports show many convalescent or recovering from the grip with improved food news. Bishop Bhelan and other officials including George A. Kelly and Postmaster McKean are listed as convalescent. Several actors and clerks in Allegheny suffer with the disease as drugstores adjust staffing. Secret societies report many sick among members as volunteers care for ill colleagues.

Bureau of Health Eva Domofski Gangwisck Street Harry F. Hall Francis Tvaley William Steele Grant Street Serah J. Cameron Forty-fourth Street F. C. Millmeyer Sarah Street Mamie St. Wiseman Howard Street Maria McCormick Shetland Street Richard &. Bowen Merer Hospital Elizabeth S. Garrison Center Avenue Allegheny Pittsburg Allegheny Cemetery Sexton St. Mary’s Keystone Council 9 Fort Pitt Lodge The Knights of Pythias George W. Marshall Marshall Bros Kiefel & Snefel Alleheny Southside Oliver's Prof. Golden Bedford School Charles Riddle Minersville School Bishop Bhelan Steffin Enterprise Nations Dank George A. Kelly Western Penitentiary S. Siagee Philadelphia McKean Micely Ewing Frank Melonsid J. K Shamus O'Brien Harris’ Tiester St Charles Iocinert William Murphy John Miller Grant Western Avenues Collins American Mechanics Ick Brothers Progressive Council of the Mystic Chain

Economy’s Leading Lady Caroline Duss Dies at 60

Mrs. Caroline Duss mother of John 5. Duss junior trustee of the Harmony Society of Economy Pa died yesterday from the grip pneumonia aged 60 after a brief illness. She had joined the society after Miss Gertrude Rapp’s death and helped with charitable work. Funeral services likely Sunday afternoon at the Harmony Church with Father Henrici officiating.

Caroline Duss John 5 Duss Harmony Society of Economy Thuss John Duss Gettysburg Gertrude Rapp Seo Jacob Henrici Wurtemberg Germany Harmony Society United States Europe Harmony Church Father Henrici

Fresh Fool for the Grip Returns from Bermuda

L Halsey Williams arrives home from Bermuda and notes Samuel W Black and sister were to sail to New York yesterday. He fears the backwash of spring respiratory illnesses and mocks April migration norms as Europeans news arrives with Dispatch specials.

L. Halsey Williams Bermuda Samuel W. Black New York Mr. Williams Charles Arbuckle Pittsboro

Senator Quay Health Improves Billeted Florida Trip

Senator Quay, back from a Florida sojourn, reports better health and notes a poor fishing spell due to rough weather. He plans to leave for Beaver after Harrisburg to join his family, who will sail to Europe in May, with a summer sailing possibly abroad. Mrs John Sherwood to begin a new series for THE MSPATCH titled Reading for the Home.

Washington Senator Quay Florida Senate Beaver Harrisburg

Pittsburg Man Plans Mammoth Summer Resort at Silver Grove

Telegram from Cincinnati reports Larry Davis of Pittsburg preparing to open a large summer resort at Silver Grove opposite Coney Island. Davis negotiates for two fast steamers and will invest about 35000 dollars in the enterprise.

Cincinnati Larry Davis Pittsburg Silver Grove Coney Island

Fragmented OCR List of Names and Places from Allegheny Region

A garbled OCR compilation lists numerous names and places including Allegheny references and individual surnames such as Bartonake Deldey Ernevstina and Inzensmith. The text mentions Allegheny Charles Monath Annie Tait and Minnie V. Diss among others, with scattered street and street-like fragments suggesting a catalog or notice.

Nate. Vallip Wiisure Mare’ Alezxan Piste Johns Deldey_ Ernevstina Bartonake Allexnony jp Dohn Froebike Treeesecsese Vesser Allohent Mary Naeller Allegheny Harles Monath Seoveees Allegheny Annie Tait Neghesy Willam A. Inzensmith Minnie V. Diss Lincoln Tomneni Maria Zoolenaki George Mertemptel Maggie Wetber Mechara Thomas Idane Wilkinson Minate Glasser Streecnes Ntteburg Mitteburg Torres

Multiple 19th century Pittsburgh area weddings listed

Marriages announced in Sewickley and Pittsburgh areas include Martha Nevin to Joan Broom at the bride's mother residence, Carroll to Schlessman at West End M E Church parsonage, Reed to Read at East End home, and Shields to Ragan at the bride's home with witnesses and local ward ties.

Reed ISM Wutl Kanes Avenue East End W. J. Reti Alpexv E Reep Yessie Reen Nelson J. Read Shields—Ragan At & Fr Preter Shields Cona RaGan John Ragan Thirty-first Ward

Obituary Notices From Pittsburgh Area April 1891

Funeral announcements and death notices for residents of Allegheny City, Millvale, and surrounding districts. Names include Michael Rum, Caroline Axthelm, Alfred Bungey, Nicholas Burns, Margaret Campbell, Catherine Diskin, Mary Evans, Mary Farrell, Miss FitzGerald, Albert Orth, Matilda Patterson, and many others with dates, ages, and residence details.

Michael Rum Washington Avenue Axthelm Caroline C Ernst Axthelm Palo Alto Street Allegheny Brown Sapereir Nicholsson Burns Forty-fifth Street Campbell Margaret George Campbell Banksville Hannan Reen James Carnahan Wylie Avenue Corrigan James Corrigan Clay Mary Evans George W. Clay Elysian Avenue Fifth Avenue Morpay Sali Gy H. Dat W. J Robinson Street Keny City Mary Datiny Stack Daley Francis James T B. Daley Meadow Street East End Disken Catherine Thomas Diskin Dobson Many Dogses George Dobson Henry Baker Ohio Street Duffey Wiee Parnie Duffey Panera Pasture Street Dunlap Josefh R. Dunlap Point Breeze Presbyterian Church Second Avenue Hrady Street Fitzgerald James D. Callery Hiland Avenue Mary Fitzgerald Sacred Heart R Rosanna Froelich Steffen Franklin Street Geis Liberty Street Pittsboro Mary Magdeline Geis St. Philomena Church Gerst Ee Gerst Madison Avenue Strawberry Alley McShane Ellie Easey J. Leo McShane Seventh Street St. Paul's Orth Philip Albert Orth Pan C Anna Orth Ohrost Johnstown Patterson Matilda James W. Patterson Phillips Geonee Edward Phillips Twenty-fourth Street Southside Pittsburg Price Mamie E Reese Sarah J. Price Peter Price Sixth Ward Suspay Marion Street J . Reed Walnut Street Philadelphia Thomas B. Reed Rupp Mary Ann Rupp Conrad Rupp Christian Borner Carson Street Sekiles Speer Margaret A. Speer Stein Ewenlia Stein John C. Stein S. M Amanda Avenue Knoxville Burlington Washington, D. C Swan Los Angeles Cal Jase O. Swan John Annie R. Swan van Buren CosRap van Buren, Sr Millvale Wiseman Mahina Maud Elizabeth John E. Wiseman Harvard Street Euvelid

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