Remarkable Photographic War of Marquette Harbor
George Shiras of Marquette captures Marquette harbor in a violent storm, producing three distinct sheets of time showing waves, sky, and breakwater with dramatic clarity. The image thrills viewers, drawing praise from locals and visitors, while sparking discussion on fashion and seaside etiquette among ladies.
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Pittsburg
George Shiras
Marquette
Marquette Harbor
Orell
Shires
Tstrre
Ony
Tomiera
Delights of the Summer in Brownsville Society Party
A Brownsville Pa social event at Captain H B Cook’s Deautiful Dome on the Germania marked by music dancing and refreshments. Miss Louise Cock hosted four guests including Miss Emma Davis of Hazelwood and Miss Helen Biote from McKeesport with many local society members in attendance.
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Brownsville
H. B. Cook
Daugher
Louise Cock
Emma Davis
Hazelwonl
Gra Wailrh
Heien Biote
Eis Merse
McKeesport
Weoma
Cock Mansion
Tuske
Brownsviie
Bridgeport
Howard
W.H. Yeed
Mivees
Helen Blose
Nellie Cook
Manin Carey
Helen Duncan
Emme Davis
Mary Jacobs
Kittie Krepps
Lila Moors
Gertrude Michener
Anna Pugh
Pughtown
W. Va
Cora Todd
Mesara
Sat Oraft
W. Chiha
Bridge
Daniel Cos
Bonadock
Walter Uormell
Bridgewert
Ai Glilles
L. Robains
Moleesport
Taylor
Dlolmes Patton
W. Kaiser
Lincoln Loughrey
van Braam Street
Evenune
Micees
Lena Errett
Emma Book
Jennie Baker
Miss Adams
Lou Meizer
Russ Beckley
Newtayot
P. Clinton
Vs. Loughrey
Maggie Harrison
Webster Avenue
Misses Smith
Ninaarrison
Mollie Harrison
Minnie Martin
Magrie Harrison
Dimner
M. Kerr
J. Burrison
M. Porter
Reunion brings largest Allegheny church picnic to date
To add: A Browneville and New York figure attended the reunion and picnic of Western Pennsylvania United Brethren Churches held at Ihewild Thursday inst. The Allegheny conference’s churches, totaling 41 across Altoona Johnstown Greensburg and Pittsburg districts, represented near full memberships. Rev E Bree led devotional exercises, Rev Harry F Shupe chaired the General Committee, and a concert by the United American Mechanics Band followed with a program directed by Prof C W Gaston.
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United Brethren Churches of
Western Pennsylvania
Ihewild
Allegheny Conference
Campos
Altoona
Johnstown
Greensurf
Pittsburg
Altoona Distri Am
Erivania
E. Bree
Jows
Harry F. Shupe
North Bradcock U. B
Traveling Readers Scene From Local Notices
A long column lists residents and visitors heading to vacations and short trips. Names include Eugene Thomm, W W McCleary, R T Rodney, Hugh M Murray, Katie T Kelly, Henrietta Swindell, J Cowling, Willis H Smith, and many others. Destinations span Detroit, Niagara Falls, Olivet, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York, and Michigan with trips by rail and sea.
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Eugene Thomm
W. W. McCleary
Braddock
R. T. Rodney
Allegheny
Detroit
Hugh M. Murray
Wet End
Olivet
Katie T. Kelly
Henrietta Swindell
J. Cowling
Lawrenceville
Willis H. Smith
Oakland Square
Niagara Falls
Samuel Davidson
Copeland
Mc Mahon Bros Societies Meet At Fourth Avenue
A Thursday event at Mc Mahon Bros at 4th Avenue drew attendees via AR Rate 10 round trip tickets. The timetable noted a train leaves at 9 20 P M and stands for the society gathering.
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Ya. Traine
McMahon Bros. & A &2
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg and Lake Erie & Detroit Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item lists Pittsburg and Lake Erie and Detroit routes for August 2 and 3 with return options and a price note. Readable details are limited.
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Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Detroit
Valley Camp Train Schedule Fragments From Alleghenny Line
Fragmentary schedule notes list Alleghenny Valley Railroad trains Sunday from Union Station at 8 20 a m 6 05 a m and 12 40 p m Returning depart Valley Camp at 5 00 p m 6 43 p m and 6 08 cig bos f e and old 2 appears as garbled OCR text lacking clear destinations or complete times.
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Trsinon
Union Station
Valley Camp
Cig Bos
Grand Army encampment travelers surge toward Detroit
Pittsburg and Allegheny units depart for the Twenty-fifth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Allegheny county sends about 2,000, with posts 3 1298 and 151 157 26 among the largest contingents. Trains depart from Union station Allegheny depot and Ft Wayne station with bands, parlor cars, and Pullman sleepers. Delegations from many posts, unions, and Sons of Veterans join, city officials and veterans anticipate a grand parade and multiple events in Detroit.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Detroit
Grand Army of the Republic
Etroit
Allegheny County
Post 3
Union Station
Post 1298
Allegheny Depot
Cleveland
Grand Army Band
Union
Clepnt
Woman's Relief Tps
M. G. Frank
Wilkinsburg
Cleveland Road
Allen School
Old Soldiers’ Organization
Lawrenceville
Post 24
George. Wood
J. B. Ross
D. &. Blackburn
A. J. Reid
Post
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
W. R. No
William McClelland
National Council of Administration
Edward Abel
M. Head
Charlies C. Smith
Sons of Veterans
A. G. Weissert
Wisconsin
William BR. S§medburg
California
Charles F. Lincoln
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Arrivin
Hotel Cardillac
Department of Pennsylvania
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del Te-At- Large
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Alfred Duarte
William Emeley
Rev. N. F. Stahl
A. C. Koser
Thomas G. Sample
P. Burchfield
J. H. Oursler
C. H. Fas
W. A. Ruddach
A. Losch
B. E. Swan
J. L. Rosshouse
M. G. Breckenridge
Ww. Hi. Redheffer
Henry Lee
Edward d Store Fording
Thomas Ng
A Thomas G. Hall
Joseph Beeson
W. C. Chapman
Big Pittsburg Hook Point celebration planned with extra trains
Executive Committee at Pension Office reports Ember Detroit Encampment ahead but Grand Army Day to get a boost upon return. If fair weather holds, Pittsburg celebration will be the largest yet with improved railroad service. Colonel Sam Moody to prevent crowding. trains run from 6:50 am to 1 pm, dispatched as filled. Reunions for Sixty-first and One Hundred Thirty-fourth Regiments planned at Rock Point. a camp layout committee to prepare.
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Hook Point
Detroit
Grand Army Day
Pittsburg
Sam Moody
Rock Point
Open Meeting of William Kurtz Post No 10 Connellsville
Last Monday night William Kurtz Post No 10 Connellsville held an open meeting in a large hall filled with veterans and citizens. Comrade J K R Balsley acted as master of ceremonies and introduced Colonel John A Danks of Allegheny who spoke well and was a charter member and favorite among the old soldiers. Colonel Danks presented Miss Fee with a gold badge and token of the post while Miss Fee, daughter of Captain I M Fea Adjutant of the Post, was adopted as a daughter of the Post in June. She will accompany her father to the Detroit encampment where she will sing for the troops. Grand Army Briefs. On 2
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Comnane
D. A. Jones
Mt. Clemens
Mich
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Comnaps
W. J. Parrmasom
Atlantic City
B. F. Wermanx
Butler
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Post 123
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Boyer
Turney and
Dra
Mansfield
Comrape Willum McCrertain
Comrape Houce Moxamox
Post
Jenior W. A. Stosz Cas
Sons of Veterans
Bakerstown
Alf. G. Loyd
G. A.R
Rock Point
Comrades of 162
Council
Commandery In Chief
Minneapolis
Minn
Seston
Pars
Leisure
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Mas
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Municipal Hall
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Gueen
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Mie
Post & Quartermaster
Cowgill
Atlanta
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Antietam
Annes
Ber
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Connellsville
J. KR. Balsley
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Allegheny
Danks
Miss Amelia
Jenest
Poss
Miss Fee
Brevard
I. M. Fea
Grand Army
Ann
Triion Veteran Legion Oddities at No 6 Meeting
A reminiscence filled report from the Triion Veteran Legion No 6 notes Thomas Hoon of No 6 enjoying a fall breeze and aiding a bathhouse push. Ex Colonel Barker of Erobatree Allegheny shows improved health while Quartie Master 8 A McCusniamp of No 6 suffered a back sprain last week. The meeting debated funeral turnout as an imperative duty, and J H Stevenson mocked lazy comrades. Comrades John Beers recalled a 96 year gap with a blind veteran on Willis Street and a reunion with Heasley from the One Hundred and Ninetieth Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.
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No.6
Pompeii
Aone
No. 6
Commander Barker
Erobatree Allegheny
Comrane Joux Beers
Heasley
Willis Street
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Beers
I Ce
Fine Flowers And Decorations For Luncheon Favors
Novelty florals and plant decor offered for luncheon and dinner events. Includes German favors, loose bunches for carrying, and corsage bouquets. N. Pattreson, sixth avenue, posise diinity.
Clear the Shelves Big Summer Clearance Sale
A historic sale notice announces a broad clearance of summer goods with deep discounts on hosiery hats blazers and jackets. The ad highlights price cuts on Lisle hose Black Imported Hose Balbriggan Hose and Misses French Hose plus reduced prices on waists beaded wraps suits and tea gowns.
Brush Patents Upheld In Storage Battery Case
New York Aug 1 Judge Coxe of the United States Circuit Court in the Southern District of New York upholds Brush Electric Company claims against Electrical Accumulator Company et al in a major storage battery patent dispute. The ruling, aligning with Brush Julien precedent, credits Brush with the broad invention and urges courts to protect patentees of real merit while noting the case will go to the Supreme Court for final adjudi.
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New York
Coxe
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Brush Electric Company
Electrical Accumulator Company Et al
United States
Brush- Julien
Brush
Supreme Court of the United States
No Statue for Marry Hamilton Temporary Injunction Issued
New York August 1 Judge Barrett of the Supreme Court granted a temporary injunction preventing Ernest Curtis Alice Donlevy and others from relaying or publishing any statement or project about a memorial at Alvocation to Mary M. Hamilton. The order restrains actions aimed at exhibiting a statue or related display pending further legal proceedings.
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New York
Philip Schuyler
Barrett
Supreme Court
Ernest Curtis
Alice Donlevy
Memorial
Alvocation
Mary M. ‘Eeason
Executor Hubbard Says No Notice of Contest In Searles Will
Kew Yore Aug 1 Thomas Hubbard one of the executors of Mary Hopkins Searles says he has received two letters from Timothy Hopkins her adopted son. In neither letter did he hint at a contest against the will. Mary Searles left bequests to bequeath property to heirs and friends.
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Kew Yore
Thomas Hubbard
Mary Hopkins-Searles
Timothy Hopkins
Mia
Searles
Searles Estate Will Upheld Despite Possible Contest
A probate note states that a will leaving property to Edward F. Searles and none to her husband was not expected to be contested. The executor, Mr. Hubbard, believed there were no grounds or likelihood of a challenge to the will.
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Edward F. Searles
Mr. Hubbard
Thirteenth Wife Refuses Inheritance Thrifted Salt Lake City
Mae Estabrooke once a ribbon clerk in St Louis now found in Salt Lake City as the thirteenth wife of Mormon Elder Jenkins. She refuses to return to Leeds with Inspector Watkins to claim a distant Leeds inheritance. An English Legation attaché is noted as traveling with her prior to her move, with a death by suicide on the voyage.
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St. Louis
Aug
Maud Estabrooke
Leeds
Salt Lake City
Scotland Yard
Jenkins
Watkins
Vienna
Legation
St. Paul
Rhode Island
Salt Lake
Insane Man Claims Kensington Town Ownership
J C Alles, described as insane, appeared in the new town of Kensington claiming ownership of the town. He marked foundations for numerous houses and promised rapid development including an electric street railway and a grand land sale, while offering to trade lands at inflated prices. Local residents began to realize his condition as authorities restrained him.
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J. C._Alles
Kensington
Pittsburg
Iecease
Land Company
Excursion to Atlantic City by B and O Railroad
The B&O excursion line announces its fourth special trip to Atlantic City on August 13 with a round trip rate of $10. The schedule lists daytime and nighttime departures with parlor cars on the day train and sleeping cars on the night train, offering convenient stops along the route.
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Atlantic City
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