Fashion News From Summer Resorts Toward Winter Wardrobe
As summer pleasures continue, merchants and milliners prep for the fall season with new imports. The piece highlights combination robes, plain and embroidered fabrics, broad stripes, bold polka dots, and velvet sleeves with embroidered collars, promising bright, social fashion on Penn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uitra
Penn Avenue
Sesson
Busy social season fills Sewickley with weddings and gatherings
The article chronicles multiple society events in Sewickley and Mt Washington, including the August wedding of Lillie A. McClelland to Dr. Frank H. Smith at Sord U.P. Church, with guests from Oakland and Pittsburgh. It also notes birthday celebrations, picnics, lawn parties, and extensive attendance at churches, clubs, and social venues across the two cities, listing numerous residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley
Lillie A. McClelland
Frank H. Smith
Qeborne Station
Pennsvente
Pitteburg
Sord U.P
Lwp
Meas M ¢ Fre
Oakland
Thomas Woods
Mt. Washington
Hotel Wilbert
William Wilbert
Tor
Svete
Eich
Iam Barnesville
O. Eph Torrens
Buds Elliott
W. BR. Burke
Trevor Willame
Alfred Don Hincher
George Lowrey
Mas
Local Society Notes from Point Chautauqua and Erie
Miss Love and Mrs George Clapp are at Point Chautauqua. Miss Draw returns home from Erie and Mass Quay Morganas visits her sister Mrs Raber Franke Philadelphia. Miss Baldwin, from Rochestar New York, returns home after visiting Miss Love. The Fete Champetre at Park Pisce ce last Thursday evening drew a smaller crowd than usual in Bewickley.
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Q. P. Felix
Brook
B. A. Low
New York
Boston
Ainee
Boas
W. Pratt
Liezie
Lottie Sellers
Chambersburg
Mary Carr
Thirdeen
Crafton
Ralph Samuels
B. L. Braun
Bellview
Max Levandon
Pittsburg
Aga
Hamburg
Germany
Harry Keane
Jonnie and
Acues
Allegheny
Atlantic City
Loretta Dalsell
Franklin Street
Youngstown
Anne
EK. Solomon
Ocean Beach
Edward
Benton
John W. Holt
Tommy E. Holt
Tongham
Ala
J.O. Mollyar
Cambridge, O
Dippeld
Bewickley
M. J. Rippey
No. 4
Scott Street
Buffalo
Erie
Niagara Falls
Henry McSweeny
National Transit Company
Sadie Harnack
Locust Street
Pitt
Lillie Allbright
Macde Whelen
Columbus
Stella McCloskey
Oakland
Ed White
Jud Wadsworth
Allegheny City
Harmersville
Fannie and
Levitaky
New York City
New Haven
Connecticut
Thomas C. Edwards
Aberystwith
Taggart Street
John Foley
Lizzie Foley
Hanosh Foley
Riverside School
Cresson
James Sherran
John Baeyd
Twenty-eighth
Ridgeview
Jotn Bord
Lithgowavonua
Minnie Cramer
Dave Pone
Canton
Atlantec City
T. McClarren
Fifth Avenue
Newport
Long Branch
Wii
Grootzinger
Bosaa Vista Street
Cape May
Misses Aikens
Congress Street
Phila
Siies
Kate Hosbach
Lissie B. Armstrong
Marion Station
Wiliam Davidson
Éndan
Efic
May
Grouse
Newburg
Katherine Hastings
East End
J. E. McClure
Beaver
Edwin B. Kopp
Edward F. Kredel
Sanasa
Philadelphia
Eee
Emma Shoman
Lola Wilhelm
Egelroy Bchenidt
Mra
Edgeworth
Jessie Long
HB. B. Beard
Mechanicsburg
Ora Pfeifer
Osceola
Limegrover
Lotte E. Heidecer
Geo. A. Coch Jr
Lower
Han
New New York
Pamorous
Mollie
Olive Wees
Ednark
Pe Washington
Niagara
Dan Davis
Lakewood
Lake Cendiomnee
W. L. Dixon
Centralia
Net
Beolahen
Wales DeWolf
Providence
Speed
Mrs
Gusky
Patehogue
L. L
Charles Reiefar
Hazelwood
Miss Love
Point Chautauqua
George Clapp
A. B. Starr
Block Island
Miss Draw
Mass Quay
Morganas
Raber Franke
Parehio
Carevra
Wilhmugh
Miss Baldwin
Rochestar
N. Y
Fire at Dunnell Print Works Wrecks Pawtucket Assets
A morning blaze at Dunnell Print Works in Pawtucket destroys four brick and two stone buildings, causing an estimated loss of 350000 with most dyeing bleaching and finishing areas saved. About 600 workers affected as operations pause, with several insurers listed on the blanket policy covering the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Dunnell Print Works
Pawtucket
Middle States
West
Ton Manufacturers
Mutual
State
Firemen's
Nse
Rhode Island
Oc Omi Blackstone
Provi
Oanodes
Bill Ove
Mechan Mechanics
Providencia
the Rick
Nationalists at Work Discussion in Lawrenceville
The Central Nationalist Club of Allegheny County held a meeting on Main Street Lawrenceville with Allegheny club backing A lively debate compared Nationalism to labor unions The conclusion was that Nationalism is the only path to emancipation of the enslaved The Nationalists plan a national convention this fall in the East
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Club
Lawrenceville
Central Nationalist Club
Allegheny County
Lteut
Main Street
East
Doctor Doll Recommends Chamberlain’s Remedy in North English
Dr A T Doll has practiced medicine in North English Iowa since 1863 and says he often prescribes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy because it is reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Doll
North English
Chamberlain
Pittsburg Theater Scene Seethes With Openings and Rumors
The 1880 91 season begins with varied entertainments in Pittsburg. Reports on the Cleveland minstrels, new Clipper Theater, Duquesne prospects, Bijou offerings, and Casino Museum plans mix with gossip about managers and performers, including Marie Tempest, Marion Manola, and U. S. Mail burlesques.
Castles in the Air and Plays Set for Boston and Pittsburg
The Paris correspondent reports Binge Asiden and Sampor writing a play for Stuart Robson. Castles in the Air closes at Broadway Theater. Tun City Directory arrives from San Francisco and will play in Pittsburg in September. Ges Eling opens in Boston tomorrow. Anita of Lavesouce Barrett’s marriage is announced. Bernhardt is writing her life story. Orm Guerman sailed from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampor
Stuart Robson
Paris
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Lous “Ges Eling
Boston
Andy Ant
Anita
Lavesouce Barrett
Maraball
P. Willflies
Roxbury
Mass
Sanah Bernhardt
England
Belvedere praised by Pittsburgh excursionists in Washington
Visitors from Pittsburgh on trips to Atlantic City and Washington praised the Belvedere as the best value for the price in Washington. Excursionists and other travelers were highly pleased with the accommodations and urged others to stop there for first class lodging at a reasonable rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Atlantic City
Washington
Pittsburg
Belvedere
National Capital
Excursion to St Joseph and round trip fare announced
A note in the paper advertises an excursion to St Joseph Missouri with a round trip fare as a single one fare for the journey. It mentions limited stock of silk fabrics priced at 50c 65c 75c and 90c a yard from Veus and Hacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St Joseph
BuAce
Sarah Silks
Sarah
Veus & Hacks
Pittsburg Art Stores Reopen Season With Catalog Offers
The 1890 91 season opens with discounts for artists teachers and classes at Liberal and Antrecht galleries. Mail orders receive prompt attention while picture frames and cabinet photos are on sale. Fall dress goods available as Hoave Hasna and others promote new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciasece
Wowax
Wylie
Tissa
Grand Army week at Boston ends with grand parade
The Grand Army week in Boston closed as a magnificent affair with 40 000 uniformed G A R men in line for four hours past the reviewing stand. Pennsylvania led the march with 10000 troops, crowds filled streets, and the National Encampment elected Wheelock G Veazey as Commander in Chief with Detroit named for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pennsylvania
Post 128
Allegheny City
Alger
Wheelock G. Veazey
Vermont
Richard F. Tobin
Massachusetts
George Bmer
Maryland
Detroit
Pittsburg
Waa
Camp lawn fete a social triumph at Bellaire
Major Samuel Harper Camp hosted a well attended lawn fete at Bellaire drawing about 300 guests despite rain threats. Guenther’s Orchestra supplied music while camp uniforms added a military touch. The success prompts a planned three event reception series with tentative first stop at Old City Hall and applications already filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Harper
Bellaire
Camp 162
Twuele
Guenther
Pittsburg
Harper
Cutenant L
Ao Plang
Old City Hall
Roundheads Reunion Aboard Steamer Mayflower
The twenty-fifth annual reunion of the One Hundred Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers will sail from Wood Street on the Steamer Mayflower the morning of August 27. A second trip will run on the Ohio River to Davis Island Dam. Hon. John P. Blair will deliver the oration aboard the boat. All veterans and families invited. survivors sought for post office addresses by Secretary J. C. Stevenson Now Castle Pa.
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Roundheads
Wood Street
Monongahela River
Pittsburg
Aonongahela City
Ohio River
Davis Inland Dam
John P. Blair
Indiasa Aos
Company 1
Promi
Ladies Gift Grand Army Flag to Post 3 Comrades
At the last meeting before many depart for Boston Post 3 welcomed delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary to Post 88. Mrs Hutchinson led as Comrade Baer carried a Grand Army flag. William A Stone spoke of women’s service from the sixties to the present, while Hugh Morrison accepted the banner and pledged post support.
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Boston
Mrs. Hutchinson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Briw
Baer
William A. Stone
Elp
Ted
Banner. Com
Hugh Morrison
San Batis
Reception to Col Reed by Pennsylvania Division
Thursday evening a reception was tendered to Past Colonel R. M. J. Reed of the Division of Pennsylvania at the home of Lieutenant L. H. R. Foulk of Harper Camp 182. Representativ es from the city camps attended and the Oceanide Dies Aid Society No 5 were also present. Colonel Reed, a Philadelphia resident, is noted as an enthusiastic worker who has done much for the cause of the veterans.
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Annie Biak
New Cnette
Buffalo
Niagara
Falla
Clevelan
Lottie Burnett
Cincinnati
Mra
L O'Connor
Swissvale Avenue
Edgewood
L. W. Dtabi
Sadie
Pearl
Cuesta
Rey
J. M. Lesher
0. W
Arthur Stuart
Margaret
North Street
Soreeee Spantie
Lakes
Thea Shore
T. B
Brashton
Wilkinsburg
U. B
Roochdale
Craig
Keokuk
Washington, D. C
J. B. Haff
Peon Avenues
Emma Peifer
Bannyside
J. M. Leaber
Ross Street
Peifer
Marcella Brownies
Nettie Weaver
Elin Street
Toledo
Iowa
J. L. Davidson
Greensburg
Woman's Missionary Association
Col. Reed
R. M. J. Reed
Division of Pennsylvania
L. H.R. Foulk
Harper Camp
Oceandee Dies Aid Society No. 5
Reed
Philadelphia
Boas of Veter
Grand Army Notes Highlight Postwar Reunions
Comrades from regiments such as the One Hundred and Second and Forty-fourth Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers gathered at McKeesport and Clearfield for reunions. Events include celebrations of battles near Williung, Va, anniversaries for the Ninth and Encampment No. 6 members, and a twenty fifth anniversary reception for Comrade Francis Gemmell and his wife with gifts, music, and a large banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-fourth Regiment
Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers
Clearfield
Arete
R. H. Shaw
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Philipsburg
Francis Gemmall
Ninth Pennsylvania Reserves
Union Veteran Legion
Harper Camp 1 Winter Drills Begin at Market Hall
Harper Camp 1 plans winter drills starting on the first Wednesday of next month at Market Hall. The Harper Conn lawn display impressed with yellow cavalry and red artillery stripes. Mason Samve of Harren Camp 162 reports three sick members: Thomas Ha oe-Council Will T. Becker and Thomas Commapss J. W. Canson. Cam 3: John, Vont Gu 5.-M. Milligan, ones obn Vogttain, bereinon a Judson Bran. Judson Bran named as aid to Division Commander with rank of Second Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Market Hall
Harper Cony
Mason Samve
Harren
Thomas Ha
T. Becker
Thomas
J. W. Canson
John
M. Milligan
Ones Obn Vogttain
Bereinon
Judson Branbeen
Aids
East End Officer Confined by Peculier Ailment
An East End officer, Roddy O'Donnell, is homebound with a peculiar illness after consuming meat bought by his wife at the market house. He fell gravely ill after dinner and remains bedridden, while others in the household show no symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddy O'Donnell
Thursisay
Army notes on camp pay rumors and regiment practice
The document reports Battery B members receiving camp pay, possible resignations in the Eighteenth Regiment, and ongoing rifle practice. It notes limited ranges, plans for street drills, and criticism of the New York State National Guard artillery's equipment and discipline, with comments on East Coast travels of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Theus
Holmes
T Qmcee B
Eighteenth Regiment
Mayon Alex. McCandless
Four
Ene
Atlantic City
Itsburg
Rosas
Highteenth Regiment
Freeport
McGretna
Bronx
Fourteenth Regiment
West Point
Army
Smith
Carrarm W. H. Davis
A. L. Pearson, Jr
New York National Guard
Peekskill
Seana
Sakteesch Rovindie
High Bridge
Carstle Shannon
Massachusetts
Creedmoor
New York
Army and Navy Journal
Nations Guard
Sertico
Liver and stomach remedies spark reader admonition
A harsh reader condemns lingering digestive complaints and cautions against penny dosed purgatives. The voice urges use of Hostetler's Stomach Bitters as a safer tonic for dyspepsia nervousness and kidney distress.
Special Sale on Gray Switches and Hair Goods
Marked down prices include all long hair gray switches starting at 350 dollars and a line of bangs priced as low as 50 cents up to 2 dollars. Curling fluids dyes and com meties offered. Located at 95 Fifth Ave Hogus and Hacke builds second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Lawp
Fifth Ave
Hogus & Hacke
Umbrella Bargains At Rosenbaum & Co
Bargains on silk and gingham umbrellas offered by Rosenbaum and Co with 1000 guaranteed items and prices from 175 to 125 dollars for fine misses varieties and stylish silver handle models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbaum & Co
New Leneca Opens at Harris Theater with J H Wallick Acts
The New Leneca opens at Harris Theater tomorrow afternoon with beauty and improvement in every part. One of the most popular acts will be J H Wallick and his fine trained horses leading a strong company.
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Toe
U. & Mail
St Louis
Lge
York
W. H. Daly
CuaRniss H. Hoyt
Aera Rae F
Chinawer
Asberland
Texas
Chinatown
Hoyt
Jacks
Rosenquest
Fourteenth Street
Fay Templeton
Gill
Fraser
Hendrik Hudson
Miss Temple
Edwin Stevens
Bill van Aull
New Amsterdam Kicker
Lykens
Charles A. Gardner
Herman Leopold
Bay Ridge
New York Mirror
Rosina Voxas
Sidney Grundy
England
Wallack
Hobart Brooks
White House
Baby Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Baby McKee
Baby Los ‘Scisamaed
Srosta
Brook
Allegheny City
Gillette
Brassini
William le Roy
Sey
Littlefinger
Theatorium
Tass
Emma Juch Grand Opera Company
New Broadway Theater
Denver
Duquesne Theater
L’ Africaine
the Jewels
Emma Jack
Georgina von Januschowsky
Carlotta Maconda
Marie Freebert
Cecelia Hecht
Lizzig Macuidho
Jennie G. Flower
Bernice Holmes
Charles Hedmond
Payne Clarke
William Stephens
George Gould
John E. Helton
Otto Botiicek
Henry Vogel
Allerino Gamnlo
Vetta
Knight
J. G. Siren
H. Dudley
Haxmnis
Oe Bn and
Houston
Mr. Wallick
Pitwsburg and
Tis Company
Harris’ Theater
J. H. Wallick
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Holy Trinity School Hall
Carmelite Fathers
Peardnant
OC. C
Mr. Leo
Annie
Tillie Freyfagie
Mollie Christen
Annie At
Annie Schaub
Mary Strassie
Minute Strache
Maggie Boechin
Laura Maxwell
Elsie and
Longwell
Birdie
Mtt. Washington
Presbyterian Church
Bae Will i
Hill
Gass
Eckert
Air
Christian Gass
McClure Avenue
Cenes Aea
Fred Gass
Young Men's Special Club
Pitwburg
Lake Erie
Kate Anderson
Sandusky Street
Birdie Block
The
Independent Literary Society
Lida Squires
Charles Street
Olive Nesbitt
Perrysville
Wood's Run
Iadies and Friends of
Allegheny Commandery No. 7
Cyclorama_ Hall
Gates Willian
Benne Nan Sues Wyman
Tehall
Sullivan
Salada
Selliscan
Fanny Mathers
Benor — Eenites Staaten
Cineiapat
Enicaraion
Minnie McKsivey
W. D. McKelvey
Auguste Geenther
Fiutist
Hous
Biney Hinahes
Tiamond Gardon
Undercliff
Bas Reek
Mathilde Bieler
Sandusky
J. L. McKee
Uastie Shannon
Eng
Fane Tona
Chautauqua
Jacob Boott
Walter
Myra R Shields
Tillie
Emma Hebl
Southside
John Meister
A. Kes and
Lee
M. Dev
Wilkinsberg
Annie Lawton
Ohio Pyle
Vinttin
Emma House
Wool Street
Reno
Mary Blackadore
J. W. Maffett
Swissvale
George Treffinger
Braddock Avenue
Washington, Pa
Lillian Swift
Beaver Falls
Bertha Potter
South
Holgewood
Albion
O'Brien
Tiffin, C
J. D. Keller
Pesasveaca
8. Kennedy
A. G. Bunce
Hill Street
Beaver County
Pierre
Sewickley Society Notes
Blace Gros Gravn
Hve Gravi Huevs & Hickm
Cleveland Company
Billy Rice
Cleveland Minstrels
Jackman
David Henderson
Henderson
Bijou
Ita
Ta& Dispator
Charles Meeerr
William Cronin
New Grant Street
Seventh Avenue
James M. Pest
Harry Williams
Big Academy of Music
Ka Lang Siwith
Academy
George D. Melville
Weston One Cne
Wardler Dagmar
Com Jalista
Thomas Boshell
George Mel
Harry Davis
Iron City Electric Supply Company
Thical
Marie Tampest
Red Hussar
Marion Manola
Or Duff
Palmer's Theater
Mario Tempest
Tomar
Anag
Ineene
Annie Oeste
Manola
McCaull Opera Company
Hammerstein's
Opera House
Black Hosear
Hugo Wittmann
J. Hauer
Harry B. Smith
Clover
Hzrsvax
Margaret Sather
G. Sothern
Edward Bothern
Mirror
Henry
Hiram
Horatius
Williiam Horr
Harriet Theater
Antrecht
Elite
Market St
Hoave & Hasna
Breodlen of
the “Roundhbendsa
Reserves
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Reserves
Andrew G. Curtin
Stevot Nies
Robert A. McCoyy
W. Hayes
Curtin
Grand ‘Army
Pennsyivanis
Grand Army
Old Thirteenth
McKeesport
Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry Association
Willi Ung
Septemberberg
Charles
Lithgow Street
Sons of Veterans Notes
Citizen Soldiers
Umbrella Bargaios
Leneca
United States
New Jersey Commission
Ohio Food Commission
Cleveland
Geo. K. Stevensom Co
Wm. Haslage & Son
Kuhn & Bro
John A. Renshaw & Co
James Lockhart
Latimer
Federal St
South Diamond
Mellor & Hoene
Hardman, Krakauer, Vose and
Kimball
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