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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1889

Page

8

Relief Efforts Advance as Johnstown Rebuilds Bridges

Johnstown officials announce faster relief fund distribution after a conference between Treasurer Thompson Secretary Kremer and the Board of Inquiry. Thompson vows rapid payments, with offices to operate 8 A M to 4 P M and tents for staff nearby. The city anticipates more money paid in a day than in a week previously, amid criticism of delays and plans to recover iron from river beds, including a safe unearthed by workers.

Thompson Johnstown Jounstown Kremer Board of Inquiry Pemskte Tee Gasty of Woodvale Tts William Litz

Boston Money for Johns Town Relief Still On Hand

Boston report clarifies Governor Beaver’s claim about $150,000 for Johns town sufferers. The local relief fund chaired by Ma Hart remains with the Boston committee and is available to the Philadelphia committee on demand. Mayor Hart says the Relief Commissioners have not drawn on the funds, claiming they already have sufficient resources.

Boston Beaver Pennsylvania Johnstown Ma Hart Philadelphia Hart

Bride Seeks Release of Husband Held on Fraud Charge

A writ of habeas corpus was filed in the Superior Court for Harry L. Whaley, jailed after a charge of obtaining 3000 by false pretenses from Mrs. Sarah A. Dodge. Whaley allegedly fled with $1000 to start a Gotham business, married in Englewood, and is claimed not to have left Chicago since December 25, 1888. Judge Altgeld set to hear the case tomorrow.

Chtcags Superior Court Harry L. Whaley Englewood C. C. Healy Sarah A. Dodge Whaley Gotham Sixty-third Street Jennie Whaley Urther New York Chi Altgeld

Blythe the Murderer Inquest Closes in Cincinnati

The coroner completed the inquest on Colonel A. E. Jones. Blythe testified but offered no new facts. General Shattuc reported Blythe confessed the murder and claimed a mattock blow in the garden. Doctors Kemper and Isham offered conflicting post mortem conclusions. The coroner ruled Blythe the murderer.

Cincinnati A. E. Jones Blythe Shattuc Ohio Mississippi Kemper Isham

James River Flood Reaches New High in Ricamont Va

Flooding along the James River and Ita tributaries in Ricamont Virginia causes wharves at Rockets to go under water and streets cellars and houses to flood. Businesses suspend trade as water from the river backs up and the rain continues. Indications point to a freshet rivaling the greatest in years.

Ricamont James River Rockets Rasteees Schockervek

General Tracy sells trotter Astoria amid Belmont track upset

New Year’s tale notes Gen. Tracy’s sale of his prized trotter Astoria to Fred Gerkin with stipulations. Astoria shocks Philadelphia bettors by winning three heats after a long odds battle, prompting a congratulatory message to Secretary of the Navy and hints of future breeder’s meetings in Rochester or Detroit with the General in attendance.

General Tracy Harrison Astoria Kentucky Wilkes Fred Gerkin Chambers Street Gerkin New York Belmont Philadelphia T. J. Sullivan Bumble Bee Angelendine Acacia Charles M. Bomeister John L. Hill Bill Leeds Bomeisler Bomeister Secretary of the Navy Ikin Rochester Detroit

Editor De Young Criticizes American Exhibit at Paris Exposition

M H De Young, editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, arrives in New York angrily denouncing the American display at the Paris Exposition. He faults tardy arrival, General Franklin’s management, space allocations, and the treatment of visitors by clerks, noting only a small California presence and weak overall effort. He argues the English and Belgian exhibits secured more space and criticizes leadership, while supporting New York as the 1892 World’s Fair host but hoping for civilian leadership.

de Young Franklin Dispatch New York M. H. de Young San Francisco Chronicle California Paris Jin Belgium England Defence

Carman Recovers After Brain Bullet Extraction

Herman Carman, a wealthy German, survived self inflicted gunshot wounds from both last Sunday and Tuesday. Doctors Graves and Webster operated with a trepan to remove a bullet from his brain and report him now alive and improving under ether anesthesia.

Curcaco Herman Carman

Bright's Disease and Death Rates Highlighted

The item notes annual deaths from Brights disease, linked to back weakness and pain that start mild but progress to severe kidney involvement, describing it as a leading cause linked to rheumatism and dropsy.

Bright

Horsford's Acid Phosphate Touted as Nerve Tonic

Dr. T. G. Smith of Charlotte extols Horsford's Acid Phosphate as an invaluable nerve tonic a vitality booster and a popular beverage believed to renew energy and well being.

Charlotte

Wanamaker's on a New Tack with Low Prices

A promotional notice urges shoppers to beware inferior clothing and promises fair prices. Wanamaker's proclaims superior goods at lower prices and emphasizes immediate sale to clear stock. Offers include all sizes and qualities in thin goods and Serges with 1,000 styles to measure.

Wanamaker's Brussels

Excursion to Chicago and rail fare details

An item notes a Pittsburg and Western Railway August 8 sale of round trip tickets to Chicago and one day return. departure from Allegheny at 12 40 P M Central time. Other entries advertise beverages, tailor services, cabinet photos and a portrait promotion with crayons and family tickets.

Pittsburg and Western Railway Allegheny Hendricks & Co Federal St Talegheny

Florida orange trust forms to control Florida orange market

Steps were taken to form the Florida Orange Growers and Dealers Protective Association. F. L. Goodsell states growers have received too little for crops and calls for concerted dealer action with an Jacksonville office, telegraphic market reports, better transport access, and concentration of shipments to large markets. He supports auction sales to curb private sale splits. A national committee on organization and finance was chosen with members from New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg and other firms.

New York Florida Orange Growers and Dealers’ Protective Association F. L. Goodsell Jacksonville Mr. Goodsell E. L. Goodsell J. Cromwell Snow & En J Snow & En J. En Gale, W. J. Reilly Buffalo George Dacres Chandlers Bo Cleveland J. Leverone Davis & Co Cincinnati Montgomery & Co Goodale & Co Ostage & Co Chicago

Hippolyte Victorious in Haiti’s Inland Rise

The Ozama reports from Gonaives dated July 21 show General Girardi’s forces capturing Fort Toussaint L’Ouverture near Port-au-Prince. Hippolyte’s arrival at Gonaives on July 19 sparked celebrations as powder was spent, and the next update promises Hippolyte’s dominance, with Girardi vowing revenge on Legitime and his agents.

New York Ozama Hayti Gonaives Girardi Hippolyte Fort Toussaint L’onuverture Port-au- Prince Gonaives Harbor United States Oass o —_ son Legitime

Flood Damage Report From Feltville to Cadmus Dam

August 1 Plainfield New Jersey reports flood damage estimated at 250000 dollars from the Feltville dam breach to the Cadmus dam five miles away Streets in Plainfield suffer about 20000 in damage The Feltville upper dam remains leaky and could fail at any time If it gives way Scotch Plains and Anwood would likely be swept away and Plainfield inundated.

Plainfield N. J Feltville Scotch Plains Anwood

Bargain Bonanza in Pants Suits Hats and More

Local store touts a Pants Sale selling hundreds daily and warns no stock left once new fall stock arrives. Highlights a $750 sale on Business and Dress Suits with prices cut from $12–$20, plus deep discounts across Ladies and Children's wear, Shoes, Jerseys, Blouses, and Straw Hats, promising bottom prices near season start. A math teaser asks price for Derbys worth $3 and $2 after selling a $4 light Derby at $150.

Furnishings Bazaar Offers Wide Range at Low Prices

Fixings and Furnishings presents a broad assortment in the furnishing goods bazaar at affordable prices. Shoppers are urged to visit this week to find value and a wide selection across many lines of goods.

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