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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1889

Page

4

The Summer Resorts Mis View

A fragmentary lyric scene unfolds with a couple circling together amid amber light and dreamlike imagery. The narrator notes vivid eyes, braided hair, and a tense moment as a man in a white gown reacts, ending with Peregrine Quill craft.

Atlantic City Seashore Scene Draws Pittsburg Visitors

August 3 report from Atlantic City describes a bustling seashore scene with about 10,000 daily bathers, including 2,000 from Pittsburgh and Allegheny. The piece notes fashion trends, beach amusements, English empire pipe craze, and frequent social events at Mansion House, Luray, Stockton, and Congress Hall, highlighting prominent Pittsburgh families and visitors and Cape May excursions.

Carriera Pittsburg Diapatca Atlastic Ciry Atlantic City Allegheny E .P. Smith Philadelpha Grand Walk Uso Philadelphia England

Chautauqua Pleasures Occupy Lake Visitors

At Chautauqua the first visit to Chactangus proves a testing experience for a lecturer as audiences demand quick interest. Twilight concerts by Rogers’ Band glow at the Point while guests stroll among trees and enjoy music at sunset. Mrs J Ellen Rowe’s temperance lecture impresses, and Annie Park of Boston repeats with sweet music. the day is packed from 6 o’clock with varied amusements and observations on time use.

Chattavarra Chactangus Chautarqua Point Ny Ae Ee Burbank New York James Weetom J. Ellen 5 Rowe Ancnie Park Boston Thomas Hy. Fahnesteds Mackinac Louisa Heil Aan Quinn Washington Avenue Atlantic City Cape v- Mra J. C. Houck East End E. C. Miller Navarre, C Houston Mt. Washington Niagara Falls Gelder Sadie Windsor Hotel White Hall Frederick Cutler Benjamin Cutler Mt Washington Falla Keen Miss Ada Ellen Davis Frank J. K. Ewing Lincoe Stockton Avenue Lakes Frederickton Ward Street Oakwear Seog Wyite Avenue Melcome Wilt Washington Street Sopie McMorrin Tustin Street Cresson Gallitzin Altoona Jennie M. Fetherston Watson Street Erie Bessie Hainsworth Seattle Wash Mia Joseph Johnston Eighteenth Street Southside Buffalo Mends John Gould Taylor M. E. Taylor Canada Katie Grabenstein Magmeiny Western Avenue Allegheny James Sosa Sheepmen Comets Tuttie Cleary Penn Avenue Fannie Bostworth Cleveland Beaver County Chicago Mi Dannenfele Fred Obie Pyle Falls el Ovators K and Weld Baggot Street James Parker Prey. Avenue Seashore McClure Chris Bhe B. L. Fried Penn Peer Cape Mays Vanise EL Fabn Joseph Painter Interen Moston New Y L E. Cam Oliver Iron and Steel Company South Tenth Street Chary Cous Cobain Thomas T Thena Ogins T. J. Wallace Michican Seerak Daniel Rem Sear William Teobee Otto Reibert J. T. Ley Seana Borer Serge A. ‘Lashell Notaris Mennor Michigan Conkle i Eka Re P Council Assnat Rev Faltov Peraone Allegheny Sylvania Wartea Alex Oda

Bedford Springs Crowded by Notables and Story Tellers

Bedford August draws unusually large crowds of visitors and entertainers. Ex-Senator Carin Eve Sn and Judge Hawk are among prominent figures visiting, with George H. Welsboas and others hosting social events. Local parties, musical evenings, birthdays, and a Duquesne Rink reception for Joseph Sauter highlight a week of gatherings in Allegheny and Oakland.

Tapacial Bedford Staines Bedford Carin Eve Sn Nery Judge Hawk Robo Pton Bedford Water George H. Welsboas Pittsburgers Frank Asain Thomas H. Die Marthe Gemeie John McKee D.darcon Robert Barres Batcheller Mre Mamie Magee Aug. Mutrie Otto F Pee John H. Mallerson A. R. Reineman J. Reid James M. Max W. Frank H. H. Jack W. J. H Howard J. D. Michson A. OC Apparre Max Morehead George Toeree M. H Mary L. Gray Robinson Street Allegheny Florence E Li E Litsionela’ Ia Moltfe A Aol Josie M. Gray Bertha Lig Lou C. Bott Messrs A F. Flosser John C. Duncan Resaca Street Mesara Will Anderson Porter Comehs. L. H Jim Duncan Northside Mandolinae George F. Gretam Sid C. Lighthill Reball Frank Tencate Tenecate Mr. Lighthill J. W. Broaka Wn Brooks Birdie Handenschild Tillie Kittner Union Township Fred Kittner Htc Ies Page Geatone Ste Henry Hone Eila Fleiohnus Linste Lizzie Peekewett Meets Sere Hell Tubhe Hell Ellen ‘Colings Saezanes Bacer Carmienne Bill Jenn M Sauter Bell Charles Son George Constanger Mra Mr.and Wiliam Race Jacob Wets Miseev

Local Visitors and Summer Stays Across Towns

Fragmentary notes list residents and visitors including John M. Egan at Chau Tauqua Morris Baer at Mountain House Cres son Pa W C Mackey family at Baoger town Pa Mina Abrend with friends at Confluence Lenearte Becy Gent Ont Bars Galion Sestee sree Oi ore Ate waa oked Fars Sad arcan Master James Linda Bellevue visiting cousins at Messrs W B Blair spending weeks at oa

Vislora Abrenteca John M. Egan Chautauqua Morris Baer Mountain House Cresson W. C. Mackey Baogertown Mina Abrend Confluence Ankrat Lenearte Becy Galion Sestee Sree Aed Atewaa al Set Tod James Linda Bellevue W. B. Blair

Local notices of travel and visitors from Allegheny to Atlantic City

A crowded column lists residents from Allegheny, Beechview, and surrounding areas taking trips to Niagara Falls, Atlantic City, Mackinac, Toronto, Cape May, and Lake Chautauqua. Families, couples, and friends are noted leaving for vacations, hotels, and visits from mid summer through the coming weeks.

Slippery Rock Creek Wurtem Liesie M. Hoon Atlantic City Kate Crete Misselle M. Reel Allegheny Visi Patie Scalia Hosie Good of City C. F. McBride W. Avenue Berssien Hitece Grok Bridgeville F. P. Smith Liberty Avenue East End Atienue Halsey W. Foster J. T. Fawcett Lakewood Mazie Doyle Bennett Camp Woodlawn Jason Clarke Net Toronto

Gentle Advice on Kidney Health and tonics

A cautious note on stimulating the kidneys, urging gentle care to avoid irritation. Recommends Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to counter renal inactivity and cautions against harsh stimulants, highlighting delicate kidney function in the period's health guidance.

The Money Lender at Harris Bijou Reopens August 15

Harris Theater resumes the Bijou season with The Money Lender, a Russian setting about czarist persecution and Jewish life. The company, famed for His Natural Life, will feature Haverly Minstrels with Billy Emerson and others, four performances starting Thursday.

Harris Harris’ Theater Russia Capeberns Leveland Haverly Billy Emerson Hughey Hijou Pitcah M. Dawson Gulick

Elk Notes Roster Updates And Club Plans In Sewickley

Regular Elks No. 11 meeting postponed to the last Wednesday in August. Brother Jr Richards attend camp with the Mark Twain Club at Thousand? The new club grows fast. All members must report and those not listed should join at once. Reports from Sewickley Society include travels in Atlantic City and New York. Tennis tournament results, Country Fair success, and club improvements noted. Social events with Chinese lanterns and booths described.

BroTher Jr RicHaRps Mark Twain Club Thousand J. P. McCann Osh St Atlantic City Milton Harrison Mackee Hugh Murdoch Atlanticity Alex. Adair New York City Samuel McCleary Seagerstown John N. White Cochrane Ebensburg Kelly Allegheny George Christy Alexandria Bay Jenny Adt Collard White Theatemew Cresson Miss Simpson Sewickley Miss McCleary Indien le Munchen Fey Grae Oxtra Lawrence Charles Eee Seman T. J. Brooks, Jr John Porter Sewickley Ae ¢ Association John Tem Jock StoUlunk Wiliis Thormase Etka

Pennsylvania Civil War Commands Named for Gettysburg

A circular by Assistant Adjutant General James McCormick lists Pennsylvania commands that fought at Gettysburg and names their surviving secretaries. Western Pennsylvania units include Eleventh through Sixty-third Infantry, with addresses in Greensburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh Blairsville Monongahela City Sheshequin and McKee. The Grand Army of the Republic plans a monument for the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry on the Gettysburg battlefield, costing about 1000 dollars, to be dedicated with a carved cavalryman atop two granite blocks.

Enoch Pratt Baltimore Monumental City Congress Hall C. W. Cansden Pittsburg G. W. Hurter F. Hunter L. Hart Hart Harrisburg J. Schoonmaker George B. Schounmaker T. E. Powell Columbus Foraker Edward Howes Jemis Lafaye J. B. McKee W. J. Kauntz, Jr F.C. Fink D. W. Ogro Windsor Her Rr Company A Kirby Pulledelphia James McCormick Department of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Gettysburg Survivors’ Association Eleventh Infantry H. Byers Kuhns Greensburg Twenty-eighth Infantry John P. Peng South The Infan Henry Onn Lloyd Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania Cavalry D.C. Phillips jQeaneway Pitteau James A. Gard New Castle James Stephenson John P.ecie South Seventh Street Phila Jon Shaler, Jr Wourssunis Grand Army Allegheny County Allegheny A. P. Borchfield Seodiapartann H. B. Beagough

State Department Officials Meet Over Milwaukee Encampment

Representatives of eight state departments in Chicago met Tuesday to discuss discouraging attendance at the Milwaukee encampment due to railroad policy. The group included delegates from Hinots Lon Minne Misso Joann Michiana Kansas and Sota.

Chicago Milwaukee Hinots Lon

Grand Army Notes Highlight Post 157 Activities and Reunions

Post 157 adds to its roll after Thursday muster and plans a large fall fair. Veterans groups across the county announce reunions and address plans including a Monument to Gen Reno on South Mountain and a Grand Army Day proposal. Upcoming gatherings include the Tu Lamville Valley Veterans’ reunion on August 13 at Morrisville VI and a Canton Pennsylvania encampment led by Department Commander Lawrence.

P of Wilkinsburg Post 157 Tu Lamville Valley Veterans’ Association Morrisville Post 3 Inger M. Duvas Post 151 Mount Oliver Greenbush N. Y Grit Canton Lawrence Hteghey Manson Henry Cochran Weuioe Eeeneensts Mi Oecaine Second Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery Chambersburg Douag Trost Goupany Conneaut Lake Union Veteran Legion Federal Samuel Sport Post

Jewel on exhibit at Paris Exhibition draws millions

The great diamond weighing 410 carats in rough, reduced to 136 carats after cutting, is valued by experts at 2,400,000 dollars due to its whiteness and purity. Visitors may view it for one week, with other gems and a wide jewelry assortment available from E. P. Kopers & Sons and Hendricks & Co. in their respective stores.

Care Cape May Musaber Snstenate Pitts Burgers Ourary Ion Aew Paris Exition E. P. Kopers & Sos Fifth Avenue Market St

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