Music World Praises St Andrews Choir For Lent Cantata
In a year of Easter music focus St Andrew's P E Church Ninth Street showcases L C Webster and a four-voice choir giving prime cantata works in Lent and Advent. Rev J C White briefs the congregants on sung texts, while rehearsals sharpen harmony and phrasing. The piece Calvary by Sir John Stainer and scenes from the Cross move listeners, with Amberson and Mrs Mellon delivering notable duets and a fine quartet. The article also notes Princeton Glee Club in Sewickley and praises sacred music efforts overall.
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St Andrew’s P. E
Ninth Street
L. C. Webster
J.C. White
D. D
Webster
St. Andrews
Christian Unity
Christ
Sir John Stainer
Ing
Dr. Stainer
Amberson
Special Buster music programs for churches in city list
Late received Buster music items for St Pauls Cathedral Grant Street Fifth Avenue Sacred Heart Human Catholic Center Avenue and others. Items include Veni Creator and Gloria introit with named directors organists and singers. Contents list Benedictus Agnus Dei Dimittis and Communion hymns with composers and performers noted.
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St. Paul's
Grant Street
Fifth Avenue
Mauss Xil
Ates Eceeerrecereers
Cessaresess Morrie
Veni Ursator
Ras Ease
Eppet
Theeece
Mer
Nicholas Cartes
Sacred_ Heart
Human Catholic
Center Avenue
Sepers
Atiersen
Adel ¢ Seidic
Basses
Heyl
Jas
Morcau
W. A. Hoerder
Chas
Griffen
Theo
Mades
Murray
North
Benedictes
Agnus Giorss
P. A
Ton Weller
A. von Weller
Musical Benefit Concerts Highlight Local Talent in Tarentum and Pittsburgh
Miss Rosa Weber sang to a large audience in Tarentum for the Hinglish Methodist Church benefit honoring the late Mr. Richard Prosser, a district music supervisor. The event aims to aid his family and follows Miss Margaret A. Crouch’s praised recent Chickering Hall appearance. Pittsburgh's concert season opens with Gilmore’s 20 year jubilee at Battery B Armory on May 2, featuring famed soloists and a patriotic program, while the New York Philharmonic Club plans a May 6 Old City Hall concert led by Joseph H. Gittings, with a renowned chamber lineup and local soprano supporting the ensemble.
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Rosa Weber
Hinglish
Tarentum
Richard Prosser
Margaret A. Crouch
Pittsburg
Chickering Hall
New York
Mme. Frida de Gebele Ashforth
American Art Journal
Margaret Crouch
Nere
Gilmore
Battery B Armory
Fifth Avenue
Patrick
Columbia
Whitney
da Vere
del Puente
Stone Barton
Camp! Danckwardt
Campanini
Gautnees
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore
New York Philharmonic Club
Old City Hall
Joseph H. Gittings
Metropolis
Tor
Richard Ge
Etill Q
Guaranthe Messrs
Emil Schenck
Eugene Weiner
Philip Ores
Lye Pe Wheita Bae Aid Hemman
Pitsburg
Rafe Thimblerigger Wins Shooting Prize in Boomer Humor
From the Kingfisher Oklahoma Boomer April 27 1889 the item notes Rafe Thimblerigger winning a fine quarter section at a shooting match with a tenderfoot and paying funeral expenses himself. Other quips mention overlapping new towns a nomadic Illinois man running for Meyer in multiple towns and light local lore including a nickel plated derringer trade for a year’s subscription. The piece closes with a note on a cemetery south of town and a reader return offer.
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Chicago News
Oklahoma
Rafe Thimblerigger
Rafe
Ilinois
Meyer
Jim
Patron Saint Story From a Munich Passport
A Minneapolis tourist recounts a visit to Munich where officials questioned her given name Donizetti and asked for a patron saint. She created Uncle Sam as her patron saint, and the tale notes officials initially objected before accepting the explanation and recording it.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Munich
Donizetti
America
Uncle Sam
Sven
Geree Sree
Poems Grave and Gay In The Afternoon
A reflective verse piece recalls a past love and the enduring memory of affection. The speaker weighs the lost romance and treasures the memory, asserting roses bloom for all and the robin’s tune remains. The poem contemplates time, winter, and June’s roses as it honors a departed beloved.
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Abe
Young Cincinnati Lady Ida Vous Recovered After Treatment
A Cincinnati Enquirer notice reports Miss Ida Vous of Pines Hill near Warsaw pike and Purcell Avenue improved after Dr Blair's treatment. The testimonial states relief from stomach issues pimples nasal congestion headaches and fatigue. Her father also improved with treatment.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ida Vous
Pines Hill
Warsaw Pike
Purcell Avenue
Dr. Blair
Miss Vone
Pricd Hill
Ee Purcell Avenue
Curtain Calls and Sacred Resolve
A fragmented twofold prayer and poem mix ends with a Christian Intelligencer verse. It blends stage imagery about closing acts and ringing down the curtain with a devotional plea for divine grace to serve the lost and follow Christ after a mountaintop vision. The text references mortality, theater, and faith, attributing emotion to performers and believers alike and urging steadfast service.
A Precious Letter From Dusty Garret To Detroit Free Press
A fragmentary section from the Detroit Free Press centers on a cherished letter found in an old garret. The speaker recalls a long-ignored missive tied to musk and mint scents, noting the date and emotional weight. A second fragment speaks of brief labor and long rest, urging effort before rest and the clearing of a troubled brow.
Growth of Pittsburg housing boom and rail yard upgrades
The piece notes large gains in weekly clearings, announces Pennsylvania Railroad improvements at Torrens cattle yards and a new Fifth avenue crossing station, plus near completion of Diamond street stone work. It reports oil market shifts, steel and iron market firmness, and a rising mortgage demand amid a growing building boom with hundreds of new houses planned.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Torrens
Broadway
East End
Wbout
Dallas
Fifth Avenue
Strong and Active Markets Report Mixed Gains
Strong and active stock market overall with gains, except Philadelphia and Qharifers Gat which closed fractionally lower. Electric resumed upward with a 160 point rise. Wheeling Gas and Central Traction advanced, while mining stocks stayed dull. Near-term indications favored a stronger market this week as nine stocks traded and sale figures listed.
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Philadelphia
Qharifers Gat
Electric
Money Moving Freely and Everybody Busy in Money Market
The local money market shows signs of improvement with active discounting and increased counter business. Week totals show excess clearings over the prior six and five day weeks, while New York banks report varied changes in reserves, loans, and circulation. Government bonds are dull, with clearings and balance figures published by Robinson Bros. Currency rates and international specie movements are noted, alongside weekly banking summaries from Chicago and New York.
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Despond
Banyan
Pilgrim
New York
Anis
Prime Mercantile
Exchange Bull
Ow York
South America
Oil market rebounds on bullish buying amid spring slump fears
The oil market showed a daily rise driven by strong buying and belief the spring slump crisis had passed. Openings hit 444 with a high and close near that level as traders anticipated a strong, active week. Lima oil reports had limited impact, while a De Witt Dilworth corrected table outlined recent fluctuations in prices and volume.
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Lima
Lima Oil
Juima
Pennsylvania
Emaylvania
de Witt Dilworth
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
Pitwburg
Still in the Swim Two More Diamond Street Properties Change Hands
Real estate notices report multiple transfers on Diamond Street and nearby streets in Pittsburg. John B. Murray and B. Bibiman sell Nos 49 and Diamond street lots with three story buildings to J. M. Guffey for 40000. Ewing & Byers mortgage 4200 on Sixth ward property. Alles & Bailey sell Wylie avenue lot to George Mites ton for 250. Other parcels and frontage sales on Iowa Street and Bank of Commerce addition noted amid growing market activity as new Central traction builds.
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Wylie Avenue
George Miteston
Iowa Street
R Fricke
Central Traction
John F
Mra
Alice H. Carlisle
Bank of Commerce
Brushton
Bennett Street
Samuel W. Black
Fourth Avenue
Mass Permit Issuance Covers 65 Buildings Across City
Permita issues last week covered 65 properties mostly dwellings with total estimated cost of 106490 dollars. Notable entries include J C Jarrett on Conway street near Eccles, Thomas Louther at Seventh and Sycamore, W A Martin on Wyite avenue, A I Bremer on Rodman, William H Kinney on Main, and Sarah H with two houses on Wyman near Robert Glasgow.
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J. C. Jarrett
Conway Street
Eccles Street
Seventh Ward
Thomas Louther
Seventh and
Sycamore
Ninth Ward
Wyite Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
A. I. Bremer
Rodman Street
Colling Street
Nineteenth Ward
William H. Kinney
Main Street
Ton
Twenty-fifth Ward
Sarah H. Reg
Wyman Street
Robert Glasglow
Fragmented 19th century building notices on Penn Avenue area
A patchwork of property records lists numerous structures across wards, detailing brick and frame buildings of one to two stories. Entries include addresses on Grace Street Republic Street Lincoln Street and more, with sizes like 18x82 feet 72x32 feet and 20x58 feet. Names such as J J Anderson Fred Herbert Hugh Keating and John Farrel appear beside street corners and intersections.
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Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Edward Grinner
Joel's Lane
Thirty-second Ward
Fred Herbert
Grace Street
F. Saubarchemer
Republic Street
Ffth Ward
John Keniob
Twenty-eighth Street
Spring Allay
Twelfth Ward
J.J. Anderson
Lincoln Street
Shetland
Banbeey Giants
J. K Smith
LW Penn Avenue
J.C. Armstrong
Perry Street
Betwe Wylie and
Webster Avenues
Oho F. Wallace
Eid Street
Venth Ward
John R. Clancy
Fisk Street
Tad Devison
Hugh Keating
Worth
Seventeenth Ward
Snowden Alley
Worth Street
Thomas Novin
Idlewood Street
Samuel Jones
Mohawk Street
Fourteenth Ward
Brown
Virginia Avenue
J. Vogeley
Font
Fifteenth Street
Carson and
Sarah Streets
Peter Smith
Pina Street
James Barclay
Susquehanna Street
Homewood Avenue
Alex, McCandless
Laberty Avenue
Thenventh
Twelfth Streets
Thwart A
Mangard
Hazelwood Avenues
Gloster
M . Whitanna
Arabelle Street
O'Hara
Stree' Obo Egan
Avan
Butler Street
Hiland Avenue
Twentieth Ward
James Lawles
Webster Avenue
Kirkpatrick Street
Thirteenth Ward
D. 8
Allinger
Fortgarden
Forty Sixth Streets
Martin Lee
Julist
Beansier Stresh
Ruffey
Fifth Ward
Edwin Shenk
Kelley Street
John F. Williams
Ella
Greenfield Street
Twenty Third Ward
Andrew Finney
Bigelow Street
Sylvaniue and
Kircher Street
Twenty-third
Henry Brewer
Wicklif Street
Nighteenth Ward
D. Blinkendorfer
Thirty-third Street
Millwood Avenue
John Farrel
Craig Street
Fifth
Canter Avenues
Venter Avenues
Olf Well Supply Company
First
A. V. KR
Wenty Eighth Ward
Cbn B. Gibson
Edwin Alley
Forty-first
Forty-second
Lizzie J. Curry
Forty-fifth
Blummer
Phillip
Thirty-eighth
Stocks Life Lifeless Seew Yore April M
The stock market today was wholly professional with dull tone despite bank reserves over $6,000,000. Gains in Chicago Gas and minor advances in New England and Louisville and Nashville supported a cautious bullish mood, while Navigation and Hocking Valley weakened late. Bonds were quiet with total sales around $866,000 as broad listings showed small fractional moves.
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Chicago
Bears
Texas Pacific
Burlington
Oregon
Chicago Gas
Chattanoogs
Ross
New England
Louisville
Nashville
de Navigation
Hocking Valley
Navigation
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Markets by wire Obtoago continued weak after fine weather
Weather-borne crop prospects kept wheat prices trading lower on the Markets by Wire from Obtoago. Offerings tilted long as holders cut losses. May and July contracts showed declines from last Thursday. Corn and oats drifted easier on light trading while local shorts added pressure. Butter and eggs softened on the Produce Exchange with quotes drifting lower.
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Mse Park
Santos
Live Stock Markets Report from Orrics or Pirrsnore
Market recap for Saturday April 2 1589 notes cattle receipts around 1450 head and hog receipts near 1700 head. Cattle market described as steady with shipments to New York and consignments dominating activity. Hog market steady with sizable shipments and mixed receipts across pens.
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New York
Fragmented OCR: unclear regional item from New England area
The readable fragments point to a 16 K.C. reference and mentions New York and England in a gummed OCR snippet. The text is too garbled to identify a person, place, or event with certainty.
A Night's Rest in a Barr Hack in a Stable
A belated traveler, after a late night at the Nicollet House, sleeps in a hack and wakes in a South Minneapolis stable. The driver, unaware of the passenger, returns to the stable with the rig. After noon the man realizes he is in a barn and learns his family feared he had been murdered or harmed.
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Minneapolis
Nicollet House
Light house Board salary cuts to meet appropriation
The Light house Board issued a circular reducing the salaries of nets apes on April 20. The action aims to bring expenditures within the appropriation.
Governor Halts Executions for Three Philadelphia Region Murderers
Harrisburg April 20 Governor Beaver has respited Whiteling of Philadelphia James H Jacobs of Lancaster and Peter Baronowski of Schuylkill from execution until June 25.
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Harrisburg
Beaver
Mr. Whiteling
Philadelphia
James H. Jacobs
Lancaster
Peter Baronowski
Sehuykill
Dangers of Catarrh Progressing to Bronchitis and Lung Interference
A historical note describes how prolonged head and upper respiratory catarrh can extend into the windpipe and bronchial tubes, causing breathing difficulty, wheezing, chest pain, and coughing fits. It details mucus changes, pale appearance, fever, and potential spread to the lungs, with outcomes ranging from persistent symptoms to severe pulmonary involvement over weeks, months, or years.
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