National Encampment plans for Post 128 attendees to Milwaukee
Post 128 Allegheny under Commander Lampe ships 150 members plus equal from other posts to Milwaukee for the National Encampment. The parade, 30 piece Grand Army Band, and officials include Department Commander Stewart. They depart from Pittsburgh via Ft Wayne road 8 15 Sunday morning, reach Chicago 9 PM, Milwaukee 11 PM. Delegates and alternates listed with home posts, towns like Pittsburg Braddock Sewickley Erie Latrobe Brookville California Allegheny. Continuous notes on reunions, monuments, and forthcoming events across G A R organizations.
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Milwaukee
Willliam Thaw
Post
Allegheny
Thos. G. Lampe
Comrede Sample
Grand Army Band
Stewart
Ft. Wayne Road
Chicago
Pr. Wm
Pasenger
Moody
Eastern
John R. Potts
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
Sample Jo
Pitubure
Alla
Isaac Ie Shrown
Burchfield
W. P. Atkinson
Latrobe
M. Nordsh Mak Merae
E. J. Chapeceller
A $ Heatson
Pa Palen i. Neon
Olinstown
Ou Cacob Solfel
Erin Am Werner
Brookville
John M. Walker
Erie
William M. Hart
California
John & Nichol
P. Kinsley
Franklin Frank
K. Pack
X.S. Reon
Pitsburg
Aol
Richey
Bauer
Davis
Blakeville
John Harvey
Pittabu
Allegheny County Grand Army Executive Committee Meets
The Allegheny County Executive Committee meets in Select Council chamber to discuss Grand Army Day plans and subsistence. Members include Burchfield Denniston Fisher and other post holders. A tribute is paid to William Thaw of Paris as a sincere benefactor and fund contributor for Grand Army Day and Memorial Day causes. A committee was appointed to prepare a minute on his death for report next Saturday.
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Allegheny County
Select Council
O'Ceek
A. F P. Burchfield
J. F. Denniston
Edward Fisher
H. If
Joshn ¥. Hunter
Thom
Sample
W. H. Lambert
Vesta
W. J. Patterson
Charles F Shrif
J. L. Rejkonse
Thomas G. Jones
Pennsylvania
William Thaw
Paris
Grand Army
Encampment Activities Reach Milestone In Milwaukee Event
The Union Ex-Prisoners of War Association plans its third annual gathering in Elizabeth New Jersey on August 2. Milwaukee hosts a national encampment with General Sherman and Commander Chix Warnx leading a parade. Post 198 receives a large American flag from Lisle Circle.
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United States
Michigan
Milwaukee
Chixp
Warnxexn
Union
Ex-Prisoners of War Association
New Jersey
Elizabeth
N. J
Lisle Circle
Ladies of the
the Post
Late News In Brief From Nation's Capital And West
A roundup of brief items notes postmasters named for Tall Ala Batesville Hot Springs Ark Marietta Ga Lewiston Idaho Territory and Okinis Cal elections arrests of Louisiana lottery reps in Williams Daily and Wright in New Orleans Treasury solicitor declines to rule on cross border Niagara electric plan drought and crop forecasts for 1886 Puget Sound and Lake Shore Road warehouses expand Mexican boy mauled by wolf in New Mexico scene describes rescue and death fears President appoints collectors and surveyor of customs in Texas and Louisville fitness stake. New York Metropolitan Baseball Club official arrested in connection with a theft case jeweler M G Cones opens new Smithfield street store and invites patrons
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Peemeet
Tall Ala
James P. Jones
Batesville
H. Hawea
Hot Beings
Ark
B. Cushman
Phacomne
W. Critchfield
Okinis Cal
James C. Hughes
Marietta
Luther . Boice
Lewiston
Idaho Territory
Chi
Louisiana Lottery
William Daily
William L. Wright
Siaene
The
Treasury
Canada
Niagara
Ashington
Tery Bas
Drouth
Anid
White River Valley
Puget Sound
Lake Shore Road
Albuquerque
Eanerand
Brazos de Sauuage
Tex
Daniel Rbes
Casbeuna
Louisvilley
Robert A. Moe
Louis W. Einstein
M. Gray
Providence
Scranton Fruit
Opernor
Crane
Per
Lim
Real Estate Delays Amid Procrastination and Mergers
The Northside Street Railways column reports noted activity in iron markets and bank clearings, with consolidation debates in Mansfield and Chartiers. Planned electric transit and rail line projects advance, while a delayed real estate deed underscores the cost of procrastination in business.
Stock market drifts with no sales as brokers absent
Yesterday's market was more full of figures than trades with no sales on Saturday. Declines in rations and miscún shows little movement while absentee brokers and investors delay bids and offers.
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Exchange
Incomplete OCR Item for Northen 980 Train
Fragmentary OCR text referencing a Transcontinental line, a Union Pacific element, and numbers. Contains insufficient readable details to identify event, date, or entities beyond generic railroad context.
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En Pag
Ake Spore
Northen
Union Pacific
Bank Clearings Show Modest Gain Over Last Year
The record notes bank clearings continuing to rise slightly over the same week last year, with clerical business steady but discounting off. It cites a roughly $200,000 weekly gain and outlines New York and national figures, including bond offerings and city clearings in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northwest
Clearing House
ORE
Sciencer
Bostox
Srie
PHD
Delphia
Ltimoma
Chicago
Oil Market Hits Coveted Dollar Level on Heavy Trading
Oil stocks surged as a large uptick in buying pushed prices above the dollar mark amid brisk trade. Reported bid activity from Bradford and subsequent large blocks shaped the market, while experts noted volatility and uncertainty in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
New York
Fragments from Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange Ledger
An OCR fragment from a Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange page shows corrected daily market notes and shipments data. The readable lines mention funds, shipments, and prices though many words are garbled. The document appears as a market summary with dates and vendor notes left unreadable by scan quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
Iey
Sheth Street
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
National transit and petroleum market report
Titusville August 17 National transit opened weak to firm with highs and lows listed. Clearances show around 20000 barrels moved with totals near 66000 barrels. Petroleum opened firm in New York and advanced slightly before closing higher. Stock Exchange notes include opening and closing prices and unsettled market tone.
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Titusville
National Transit
New York
Stock Exchange
Seige
Sj Lowent
Still Going Up A Good Showing In Building Operations
Building activity in MI shows a strong mid August with forty permits issued totaling an estimated value of 606,561. The list names homeowners and contractors such as George Brooks Twenty seventh ward and John O Grady Thirty fifth ward detailing frame, brick and stone additions across several streets and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brooks
Burbeiner Street
M. Buchart
la Force Street
John O'Grady
Grandview Avenue
Radger
Sprepenheees Street
Herron
Webster
Thirteenth Ward
M. Worlofy
Archstree
Thompson Street
Ng Street
E Henry Brown
Forbes Avenue
Murry Avenue
Anna M. Plant
Fi Nauman
Ulall Street
Afferty
Ebster
Bear Eireu
Robison
Fert
Cormer
Rosette Street
Ninetenth Ward
Battersby
Rosette Forest
Peba
Haggee
Conrad Streephin
Peter Curley
Faeh
Unclear snippet lists properties and addresses from 19th century notices
The text records multiple parcels and builders including M Watkins and Henry C Ayers with two story brick and frame structures on streets such as Scioto Walnut and Main. It appears to be a fragmented public or property notice with incomplete details and stray measurements.
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Butler
Fung
M. Watkins
Real Estate Transfers and Sales in Allegheny Area
Listings show multiple Pittsburgh area properties sold or exchanged. Transactions include Ewing & Byers at 107 Federal street selling two five room frame houses on River avenue Allegheny to M Young and Mrs Nes. lots 1d and 14 in McCoombs Grove. Beringer & Son at 13 Fourth avenue selling a 12 acre farm on the Kittanning road. Pentecost's sub-division sale to Anthony Daris on Arthur plan in the Tenth ward. Bruchton Station frontage sale on Penn avenue. and various cash conveyances across multiple city blocks with prices noted such as 800 and 1000 dollars.
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Ewing & Byers
Federal Street
M. Young
Beringer & Son
Fourth Avenue
Kittanning Road
Peter
Tod
Ecclesian Wood
Hobb
Sohn T. Miller
Anthony Daris
Pentecost
Arthur Plan
Tenth Ward
Allegheny
A. Upeeall
Caicags Cago and Alton Railroad
Brushton Place
Brushton Station
Penn Avenue
L. O. Frasier
Butler Streets
John H. Brown
Ee Alley
Ninth Street
Sixteenth Ward
Angelion BR. Velte
Market Drift After Mixed Opening on August in New York
Stocks showed a firm to stagnant tone with small gains for most issues. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and St Louis, Grangers, Chicago Gas and Kingston and Pembroke led gains amid active buying. Cotton Oil weakened while Burlington and Quincy and other rails rose later. Bond market dull with total sales $244,000 as bank reserves dropped slightly.
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New York
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Grangers
Chicago Gas
Kingston
Pembroke
Chicago
London
Gates
Louis
Chivas
Burlington and Quincy
Vance O Cent
Pacite
New York Exchange
Whitrey & Steparh
Pittsburg
New York Stock
Fourth Avenue
Wheat futures slip after brief strength in markets
Market reports show heavy export clearances lifting Chicago wheat briefly to 78 1/2 cents for December and 77 for September, then slipping to 77 to 70 as Northwest supplies and Minneapolis selling pressures dominate. Corn and oats follow steady to weaker tones with sporadic activity, while pork and lard movements reflect mixed demand in a volatile session.
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New Orleans
Northwest
Minneapolis
Revelpta
Tater
Howevey Te Advan
Oliows
Live Stock Markets Update From August Market Day
Cattle receipts total six head for shipment, 6680 head recorded with market steady and slow activity as consignments move. seven cars of cattle shipped to New York today. Hogs receipts 3,700 head with 3,300 head shipped. New York bound Yorkers mix heavy classes at 60 to 62. Read shipments 1,200 head, market at general steady prices in line with Senennaars figures.
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Orvien Or
Prrvancune Disratcn
CaTrTie
New York
Bakeswegg Po
National Guard Notes and Camp Plans
Quartermaster Charles Exronx of Allegheny travels to Mt. Clemens for a two week health recuperation. Captain William Days of the Eighteenth staff returns to the city after a week on a pleasure trip. The Twelfth Regiment will camp at Gee next month for training, with Sean Oippenton of Gee in the Army.
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Charles Exronx
Allegheny
Mt. Clemens
William Days
Gee
Oierine
Sean Oippenton
Gee Nnn Army
Duquesne Greys
Erie
Fourteenth Regiment
Johnstown
Carharx E. Y.burck
Mt Gretna
Shepherd
Breck
Frank E. Honns
United States Ordnance Department
Europe
War Department
Washington
Fourth United States Artillery
Mt. Gretna
New Jersey
Beaver
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Battary Bi
High Prince
Roessing
Harper
Penny
Harvey
Simmons and Co
Matthews
Little
Lowrr
Pearson
Rust
Own
Halton
Brown
Calf Harassed After Salt Treatment Alleges Disturbance
Port Huron Times reports a farmer from Amu Township alleges a calf was salted by locals as a joke. The calf licked by salt reportedly lost hair over three days and now recoils from any approach, including the boy involved.
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Port Huron
Reyes
Ton Amu
Smile
Testimony of Recovery After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Pratt recounts an earlier severe cold that lingered with blocked nostrils dim eyes and forehead pain. She describes raw inflamed throat constant hawking and a painful ear with a six week sleep disruption and persistent yellow ear discharge.
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Prink
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Grand Army Echoes
National Commandan
A. L. Pearison
Union Veteran Legion
Pew
Mra. Cobbe
Mra, McCabe
Mrs. Jones
Genysburg
Thomas A. Armstrong
Allegheny Parks
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Seventieth Indiana
Fort Sumter
Robert “Anderson
Major Anderson
Umter
William Powers
Rowley
Jones
Lyon
Kilgore
Batier
West Penn Road
Powers
Sherman
Garfield
C Foraker
Mansfield
Monumenta
Northwestern Association of the
Greenville
Ion Rae
Locke
Richard Whitney
G. A. E. Notes
Dalzell
City of
Gas
Alaska
Washington Territory
James Muse
Post 3
Kansas
W.T. Shermas
Ouse
Caite Neues
Castle Shannon Grove
Em of Pennsylvania
Cummin
State Relief Commixion
Reno
Williamsport
Charaetaaan
Command D
Jonesee
Congress
Post Swill
Saemmney Stanler
One Hundred and Fourth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Nous
Larreny
Pennsylvania Light Artillery
Pennsylvania Light Artillery, of Which Soemgr
Ne Walt
York
M. G. Cones
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Smithfield St
Ald
Tron City
Onlheim & Vileack
Pan Am
Wylie Ave
Wso
Sores
Pitosky’s
Wlar
MWFSU
Northside Street Railways
Chartiers
Friends of the
Aceme
Virginia
Drexels
Dallsa
Northside
Trey Hill
Millvale
Pleasant Valley
Stone
United States General Land Office
General Land Office
Orphans’ Court
Heira
Pitts, Pot
Iron Bad
Keystone Bank of P Masonie Euan
Aioe
Allegheny National Hank Han
ENR
Citizens’ National Bank
Kingman's Savings
Papas
Aess Tees Insurance
Treversssenese
Pacer
Union Reid Considerable
Mercantile
M. K
S. dC
Crrr
T Certin Ce
Rana
Rhea
Pacific
Ateh
Pep Bowen
Ibany
Maine
Wis
Gemtral. Com
Asket
J. Kaufmann & Bros
Eetayo Street
J. W. Tarmrats
Duran Montes
Manchester
John M. Sarath Co
Western Union Company
New York Stock Exchange
Alee How
Torkee
Wb Ie
East Liberty
National Guard Notes
M. G. Cohen
Castoria
Federal 8St. and
Pleasant Valley Passenger Railway CO
Inclu Consolidated Gentty Belts
Fidelity Tilottaburg
Begone
Yes
Ramsey
Si Fitth
Pittabarg
Semokeks—Financial
Wwurer & Stephenson
John M. Oakley &C
SIXTH
New York Petroleum Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission
A. Ri. Chisholm & CO
Broadway
John M. Oakley & CO
Chicago Board of Trade and Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
mySsirtsa
Ame Lees
Uaain Cay
Bohemia
Cbs
Parker
National Medical Association
beAwany Medical
Bolfinch St
Mra
John Pratt
High Street
Sertekt
Blair
Sean
Dra. Copeland and
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