Two Proposals at Detroit MTNA Meeting Spark Debate
The Detroit MTNA session resolves to skip 1991 and hold 1892 in Minneapolis, while proposing an International Congress of Musicians at the World’s Fair. A 80-member commission to manage arrangements prompts criticism over constitutional process and potential clique influence.
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Music Teachers’ National Association
Detroit
Minneapolis
Tax Dispatch
National Association
Chicago
Seeeeresefal Oz
Musical Courier
Equine Guests of the City on Diamond Street
Three boys found a wagon with an old bay horse on Diamond Street. Detective Fitzgerald took the horses to a livery stable for safekeeping and later added another stray horse. The owner identities are unknown and the city foots the board until owners claim them.
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Fitzgerald
Diamond Street
Local items and incidents condensed for ready reading
A day’s schedule includes an all day meeting at Ideal Grove by Green Street Baptist Church of Allegheny with Rev B S Laws of Columbia preaching on Practical Religion. Various local notes report lost money found, a lumberyard accident, a mill closure affecting 150 workers, police activity including a prisoner release dismissal, and a lawn fete at Silver Lake Grove with community announcements and races.
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Ideal Grove
Green Street Baptist Church of
Allegheny
B.S. Laws
D. D
Columbia
Colored National University
Bua
CITT
Jon J. Davis
Fifth Avenue
James Grant
Apollo
Aoe
Fenager
West Penn Hospital
G. A. BR
Boston
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Itteburg
Saecar
Francis McGann
John Dean
Busck Diamond Breal
Copane
Southside
Dennis Murray
Murray
Thursy
Josnas Haken
Central Station
Privasve Cormet 17
Silver Lake Grove
M. J. Parek
Wilt Lars
Pennsylvania Guardsmen Impress Prominent Officials at Mount Gretna
President Harrison praised the Pennsylvania National Guard as capable and self sufficient after visiting Mount Gretna with Secretary of War Schofield. General Sheridan’s 3 year old remarks were echoed by officials, noting the division could field in 24 hours and sustain itself in camps and marches.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Harrison
Mount Gretna
Philadelphia Ledger
Sheridan
Mt. Gretna
General Schofield
Ifat
Bull Run
Pennsylvania Guardsmen
Garfield
Cleveland
Schofield
Pennsylvania Guard
Proctor
Remarkable Eye Injury Recovery After Barn Incident
May incident reports Wm Chadwick of Warren Ohio bitten near the eye by muck iron causing flesh damage yet sight remains intact. Dr Sadler at 804 Penn Ave treated him. Minor deformity lds noted. Advertising line for silk fabrics Hueys Hacks.
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Wm. Chadwick
Warren, O
Sadler
Penn Ave
Lancaster Tobacco Crop Prospects Rise Amid Rain Aid
Reports from Lancaster County indicate a healthy and promising tobacco crop despite prior drought. Recent soaking rains boosted growth, some farmers have begun curing, and expectations remain high for a strong yield and strong prices aided by tariff effects.
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Lancaster
Sumatra
Lancaster County
Pattenrstood
Dr. T C Smith Praises Horsford Acid Phosphate
Charles N. endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as invaluable for nerve support and as a top restorer when energy flags and spirits droop. He calls it a key assistant to rejuvenate vitality.
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Horsford
T.C. Smith
Charles N
Forfeit Offer Promotes Floraplexion Medicine
A century old marketing notice promises a one thousand dollar forfeit if Floraplexion fails to prove its claim as the best medicine for liver complaint dyspepsia nervous debility and biliousness. It asserts it cures where others fail and urges asking a druggist for it with a sample bottle sent free from Franklin Hand New York.
Pittsburgh and Western Railway Fare Notes and Obituary List
The notice lists round trip fares for the Pittsburgh and Western Railway on August 2 to 6 with return tickets valid until August 11, and a Chicago express departure at 2:30 PM Central Time. It also advertises Walter Anderson’s shop at 700 Midfield Street for fine English suiting and Scotch tweeds. The second portion records a long obituary and marriage notices for residents of Pittsburgh and Allegheny with multiple names and funeral details.
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Tia
Pitsburg and Western Railway
Chicago Express
Walter Anderson
Midfield Street
Pease Market
Bates
Bidney
Thirty-fourth
Smallman
Berlin
Henry Berur
Suxbar
Bioff Street
Pittsburg
Han
Ty Heny
Hugh C Callahar
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cal
Sig
Enright
Daxter
Doha
Bila
Wright
Laurel Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Sundat
Hulme
Axx Hulme
George Hulme
Forbes Street
Kearns
Ansim H. Kearns
Lowry
P. W. Lighthill
Barburea
Westminster Place
Shadymole
Morday
Atar.m
Mulligan
Ellen
Martin Carroll
Solar Street
Fourteenth Ward
Surday
Motig
Jamis Moltoan
Aear
Thirty-ninth Street
St. John's Church
Thirty-second Street
Irmim
Joho Ha
Daily arrival notice with no special emphasis shown
A brief notice stating arrivals occur daily with no emphasis on a first selection or special significance. The fragment suggests routine deliveries or entries and emphasizes regular cadence rather than standout events.
No-Selection Discount List Declares Broad Price Cut
The notice lists numerous goods including notions fringes blankets lace curtains white goods millinery handkerchiefs crockery house furnishings and rubber goods all offered at discounts of less than ten percent. It also notes perfumes and soaps with a contract-based restriction on Oakley and Coolgate brands.
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China
Oakley’s
Coolgate
Pittsburg
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