Veterans encampment prep crowds Washington capital
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic prepare for a massive encampment in mid September. Barracks for 15,000 plus 3,000 more in the Mall area are rising near the Capitol, with free lodging for those unable to pay and catering arranged through a committee.
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Waserretex
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights Templar
Washington Monument
Capitol
Garfield Park
Mall
Army M Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Veteran's Union
Alton Boilermakers Strike Demands Wage Increase
Workers in the boilermaking department of the Chicago and Alton shops went on strike by order of the National Brotherhood of Boilermakers. They demand a minimum daily wage of 275 dollars. The Alton shops face heavy work and a prolonged stoppage would be a serious embarrassment.
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BiLoomixctos
Inn
Chicago and Alton
National Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Alton
Patterson Sees Granite Workers Lose 2.8 Million in Wages
James G. Patterson of Hamtramck reports that Newland granite cutters have lost about 2.8 million dollars in wages while working on major projects. He notes the amount could fund several New England plant ventures with capital for expansion.
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Hamtrorp
Con
James G. Patterson
Connecticut
Capitol
National Library
Washington
Newland
New England
Healthful repose and digestion with Hot Jetter's Bitters
Morning reflection on vigor and digestion. The text promotes Hot Jetter's Stomach Bitters claiming renewed digestion and regular liver and bowels, with protection against malaria and rheumatism.
Astronomical Treat At Private Observatory Of Henry Berger
Henry Berger hosted a week of nightly telescope viewing on Observatory Hill for 100 guests. Mars and Jupiter with its four moons plus our moon were observed with talks by Berger, who plans more free astronomy sessions to share practical knowledge with friends and customers.
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Henry Berger
Severs
Observatory Hill
Mars
Jupiter
Last Excursion to Atlanta City Via the B and O
The offer to Atlanta city via the B and O line runs Thursday at $10 for a round trip. Tickets are valid for 13 days with stops at Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Departs Pittsburgh at 8 a m with onward connections.
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Atlanta
B.&o
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Wealthy General Dunn Dead by His Own Hand in Denver
Denver report of General Gano Dunn a New York City figure of long service and wealth, found shot in his room at 1961 Stow Street. His life spanned politics law and insurance, with a history of dissipation and a wife and two sons in New York. A letter names Fannie Barnes as a romantic cause, while associates cite financial trouble and illness.
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Iington Fern Coat
Pennsylvania
J.C. Hull
Mc I’herson
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Pittsburg
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Johnstown
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Franklin
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Scottdale
Peiffer
Meadville
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Apollo
W. G. Lowry
Wilkinsburg
Lomme
Clearfield
EK. P Cummings
Somerset
Bellefonte
D. L. Jones
Tyrone
Andrew Gregg Tucker
Lewistown
Shively
Benjamin Franklin Shively
Indiana
Walter Gresham
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Illinois
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Sach
Judge Gresham
Mr. Shively
Denver
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New York City
Stow Street
Dunn
New York
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N. Gano Dunn
National Guard
Eighth Regiment
Ater
John A. Dix
Nathaniel Dunn
Longfellow
Bowdoin College
Theneral
Hempstead
L. L
Columbia College
Law School
General Dunn
Park Avenue
Eighty-eighth Street
Union League
Chauncey M. Depew
Levi P. Mortone
Thirteen Club
Old Guard
Central Park
West
Gano S. Dunn
Woman Details Plating Venture and Earnings
Carrie Jones describes using H F Delno Co lighting pesters to plate gold silver and nickel after reading about Mia Wells. She sold two items for 10 dollars each and earned 10 dollars that afternoon with 25 dollars of plating to do, urging other women to pursue similar opportunities. A separate ad notes Mogine cures bedbugs for 25 cents and announces an auction sale of horses at Arnheim Live Store Stable in Pittsburgh on a Thursday in August.
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Arnheim Livesore Stable
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Fragmentary Local Names in Allegheny Boroughs and Townships
A distorted OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places across Allegheny County including Bhaler township Pittsburg Willow Grove and Mansfield charts. It reads like a directory snippet with scattered names such as Sparapani Hartulk Mattern Ammon Holzepott Hedmar and Butiak alongside multiple boroughs and Pittsburg variants without a coherent event.
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Angelo Sparapani
Bhaler
Franciejek Mularz
Pittsberg
Michael Hedmar
Ccseceeesseeresees
Clir
Maria Butiak
Thousands of Fish Die in Pond Near Porrstows
Morning scene reports several thousand fish including carp and catfish dying in a pond on the town outskirts. Authorities suspect nearby cinder dump water as the cause.
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Porrstows
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices from August 1892
A collage of death notices lists numerous individuals with dates, ages, and funeral details. Entries mention Liltian Chew, Mrs. Mangan Dananer, Edward Pataren Gavin, Katherine Harrison, and many others with residences in Pittsburgh and nearby areas. Funeral times, home addresses, and church affiliations appear for each listing.
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Chew
Marienbad
Austria
Liltian
John J. Chow
Crcation
Vienna
Titian J
Mary Kerr Caffey
Dahman EY
Mangranet Dananer
Daniel [Abaney
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Wood ST
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