Candidates and their qualifications for commander in chief
The article lists candidates for National Commander-in-Chief at Milwaukee including Private Dassell of Caldwell Ohio Corporal Tanner Veasey of Vermont H Burst of Illinois and General Russell A Alger of Michigan It notes Veasey’s past roles and Alger’s political prominence and suggests various regional considerations and potential support dynamics within the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Pennsylvania
Grand Army Day Committee
William Thaw
Milwaukee
Dalsell
Caldwell, O
Tanner
Commissioner of Pensions
Wheelock G. Veases
Vermont
H. Burst
Illinois
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Ohio
Corporal Tanner
Polic
Judge Veasey
Sol
Alger
Burnt
Department of Space
Warper
Suses ¥ Vensey
Iit
Eee
Department of Wisconsin
A. G. Weitert
Ommander
Weissert
Grand Army Day Committee Sets Plans and Mourning
The Grand Army Day Committee met in Select Council chamber to adopt Executive Committee recommendations for a parade and campfires and to extend invitations to posts in favor of a Pennsylvania G A R Association. The group also announced sub committees for Finance and Reception and noted a memorial tone and sympathy for the community after the death of William Thaw. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday September 7 at 3 20 PM.
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Select Council
Pennsylvania
Gc. A. EK
Wiliam
Republic
Finance
Thames
Sample
W. Smeer
George H
T. B. Boss
W. Isre Lambert
R. B. Hat LU
Bieam
Henry Hovetg
A.J. Meed
Delegation Leaves Pittsburg for Milwaukee Encampment
The local delegation led by Department Commander Thomas J. Stewart and staff will depart Pittsburg at 8 AM and reach Milwaukee by 11 PM on a Pennsylvania Company special train. Post 126 Allegheny with 200 men will escort, while the Grand Army Band provides music as Pennsylvania attendees prepare for the National Encampment and pension discussions.
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Thomas J. Stewart
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania Company
Post
Allegheny
Com
Jer Thomas Gi. Sample
Grand Army
Pennsylvania
Asell
Department of Prania
Reunion season for veteran groups across towns and posts
The article notes a reunion season with events in Verona and Milwaukee and mentions National Headquarters of the G A R and several newly organized grand army posts in Bradford Harrison Valley Potter County and Bryn Mawr. It references Comrade Treasury leaders and a reunion of Eighty seventh and Union Veteran Legion encampment activity with applicants awaiting muster.
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PexssYiv Vaxta
Verona
Plankinton
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Samuel
Treasury
Ashin
Bradford
Harrison Valley
Potter County
Bryn Mawr
John Taylor
Roundhend Greamas
Military notes reveal relocations and contests at Mt Gretna
Lieutenant Trmxer of Company A resigns. Lt James R Tracey took a Chicago trip. Major Haraert sails from Europe to rejoin rifle practice at Mt Gretna. Philadelphia struggles to secure a naval officer for schoolship duties amid salary concerns. Matches at High Bridge and looming Creedmoor inter-State events shape brigade activities and officer elections.
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Liagvrenant
Jon L. Trmxer
Whermer
Twelfth
New York
Eighteenth Regiment
High Bridge
Norman M. Smith
A. E. Ross
Freeport
Real Estate Boom Aims To Welcome 20000 More Homes
Pittsburg real estate records show a week of strong activity with about 1.5 million dollars more business than the prior year. Large deals emerge alongside numerous smaller transactions as money remains abundant and construction expands, with 51 permits issued and a 5,000 annual tally close. The ongoing Baltimore and Ohio railroad branch to New York via Staten Island advances rapidly, with completion expected within two months and trains hoped by October.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Staten Island
Kill von Kull
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey
Jersey Central
Roselle
Elizabethport
Local Securities Show Little Market Movement
A dull uneventful week ends with no major declines or advances in stocks. Some issues closed higher, others lower by small margins, signaling market steadiness. Traders note absence of panic or heavy speculation as a sign of hoped revival and stability. Sales included Natural Gas of West Virginia and Forest Oil with gas stocks largely holding their own in a quiet session.
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Nat Natural Gas
West Virginia
Forest Oil
Pitsburg
Wee Ee
Exchange
La Noria Mining Co Stock Sales Report
The sales figures show La Noria Mining Co total stock sales in New York including Western 64,053 shares and names of several rail routes and lines such as Lackawanna and Western Erie and Reading. The fragment references Ascheen Feeae and Northern Forested but details are incomplete.
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New York Western
Ascheen
Still Leading Local Business Gains Over Last Year
Pittsburg business remains ahead of the prior year with weekly earnings about 1.5 million dollars higher than the corresponding week in 168. Banks show quiet activity. money supply is moderate and reserves exceed needed amounts, with some excess to be sent west or south. Market notes, bond quotes, and clearings reflect a steady, cautious financial climate.
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Pittsburg
Coeur
Chaplin
5. V
Treasur
New York
Ee Ee
Delegal
Banka
Oil market shows bearish drift and moderate activity
The petroleum market yesterday fluctuated and then closed at 96¢, down 1 percent as shorts stayed away and longs exited. Bears cited Antwerp refined output plus a New York note claiming Standard Oil's Europe contract to buy crude cheaply, dampening demand and prompting liquidation.
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Antwerp
New York
Europe
Corrected daily notes from Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Fragmentary regional clipping lists names and organizations including AVOPARS FAME and New York references. It mentions shipments and quotes with unclear wording, all in a rough, garbled OCR style. The readable bits indicate a trade or market update involving petroleum exchange members and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Damsey
Ares
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Avopars Fame
Oader
New York
T.e. Isaac Don
Fediek Seheen Ke Calla
A Co
Puts
Igo
National transit certificates and oil market mixed in early trading
August 24 reports show transit certificates from New York with mixed highs and lows and charter barrels. Petroleum opened at 0834, weakened after early gains, then rallied briefly before closing steady as prices fluctuated.
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Crry
Bega
Ats
National Transit
Asmat
Fowase Weider Co
New York
Petroleum
Ogee Si Oxi
Real Estate Transfers In City And Suburbs
Property deals reported include John Musgrave selling to John T. McShane the brick dwelling at 10 Colwell Street for 4200 dollars. James McGinnis sold about five acres with a frame house at Stoop's Ferry to Mrs. Rose Ludinger for 1600 dollars. Elizabeth Scholpbruck bought a four room frame dwelling on a north side nineteenth street for an unknown sum. The report mentions mortgaged banks at various rates and locations on Fourth Avenue.
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Dickers
C. Beringer & Son
Fourth Avenue
John Musgrave
John T. McShane
Colwell Street
James McGinnis
Rose Ludinger
Stoop’s Ferry
Alles & Hailey
Elizabeth
Tneteenth Street
Uthside
William E Byer
Federalers
Mortage Crsto
Serena
Ronan Reo
Property Transfers in Baum Grove and Maplewood Park Areas
In the J.8 WMiock estate plan Hazelwood area transfers involve lot 185 in Baum Grove sold to AL Matthews for 2000 with a 40 by 1 feet stage and alley frontage on St street. A later sale at Forty-fifth and Butler conveys estate lots with frontage on Mathilda street near Maplewood Park to unnamed buyers at 50 each, names withheld by request.
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Wmiock
Haaveos Levenes
Hazelwood
John FP. Baxter
Sia Benithfield Street
AL ‘Matthews
Baum Grove
St Street
Forty-fifth
Butler
Mathilda Street
Soneraat
George
Peete
Wren
Artin
Maplewood Park
Wil Nos
Coal Street
Enlarge the City as Building Permits Hit Fifty-One
A strong week for builders with fifty-one permits issued for new structures totaling 79 060 dollars. The Sun City notes a usual dull month brightened by steady growth. list of applicants includes Bramfield McCabe Shiller Boake Sarwiski Sullt Woelver Warner Kerney Balaton Ellis Ganter From J F Ganter etc.
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A. Bramfield
Foet
Duquesne Way
First Ward
James McCabe
Penn Avenue
Twelfth Ward
Shiller
Sunnyside Street
Gustave Boake
Spruce Street
J. Sarwiski
Hemlock Street
James Sullt
Brownsville Avenue
Thirtieth
Henry Woelver
Main Street
A. L. Warner
Wyckliff Street
McCandless
John Kerney
Toa Acce
F. Vallowe
Sidney Street
I. Morris
Sedgwick Street
Oakley Alley
John W. Keeting
Monastery Avenue
May Tyrell
Aeconergy
Fogman
Salisbury Street
Morris
Forbes Avenue
Fred Lynch
Second Avenue
Second Avenue, Twenty-third Ward
Emil F. Pffeifer
Carson Street
W. B. Armstrong
Woodworth Street
Sixteenth Ward
Joseph Howard
Butler Street
Eighteenth Ward
C. Elshots
Jancus Street
Seesoenek
Saran
Gemalley
Gross Nineteenth Ward
Thomas Jackson
Mary Eider
Forty-ninth
Fifteth Streets
W. J. Baucker
Center Avenue
Aiken and
Graham
Th Cae
Frankstown Avenue
Sear’ Hae pBrensa
David Shearing
Twenty-third
Jane and
Mary Streets
Twenty-fifth
Albert Rose
West
Thirty-fourth
George Schnidehutte
Seward Street
Jobo Ehleman
Horner Street
Wayne
Thirteenth Ward
Jacob Graboski
Thirtieth Street
Arch Street
Thirsa
Malalley
Ene
Goores
Ewes Eng
Bert
Veane
Tron Ward
Fortieth
Tim McKiem
Jckson
John Horsfall
Liberty Avenue
Chirty Ninth
Fortieth Street
Watson Whitfield
Scioto Street
Thomas McGowan
Ella Street
Thirty-fifth
Thirty-sixth
Twenty-fourth Ward
Peter Miller
Hill Street
Ge Sevens Ware
G. as _C. Orsterle
Grant Street
John Keyser
Eer Erees
Awanty
Wagner
Silos
Manton Alley
Railroads in the United States Revenue and Costs, 1934
Henry Adama of the Interstate Commerce Commission presents the first annual railway statistics for the year ended June 30 1934. He notes 140 901 miles in operation and 180 883 miles of line with total debt of 5 120 787 781 dollars. Revenue per mile averages 2 54 cents for passengers and 1.01 cents per ton for freight, with costs per mile and per train detailed. A large share of stock and bonds yield no revenue, signaling early-stage data in this new statistical volume and expected value in future editions.
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Henry ©. Adama
Inter-State Commerce Commission
United States
Alaska
Kosean
Chicago roads seek new tariff path easing stock market
The market opened higher as Chicago roads planned to cancel proportional tariffs and seek alternatives to Canadian competition, easing fears after the late cut by the Chicago Burlington and Northern. London figures rose but professionals remained cautious and foreign buying was met with selling pressure, leaving most gains erased by the close.
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New York
Chicago
Burlington and Northern
London
Richmond
West Point
Cheveland
Dalaran
Oippineau
Fragmentary OCR Stock Ticker From Philadelphia Brokers
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple brokerage names and stock symbols with scattered bids and asks. The text mixes Boston and Philadelphia brokerage references, railroad names, and unidentified figures, offering no coherent narrative beyond a market snapshot.
Business Notes From The Exchange And Market Movements
Heyer Lone unloaded shares of Electric Sprout and LAWRENCE sold Central Traction and bought La Noria A G Brena of Ewing Byes real estate returns from vacation The oil market reacts faster to bearish news than happy notes Mr Mustin back signals boom in Central Traction Forty is his figure Last week stock sales led by La Noria Carratn Barnour predicts stock market rise in about two weeks Ground broken at several dwelling houses few vacant lots left Roof being put on the new Catholic church in Wilkinsburg largest church edifice in borough One hundred seventy nine real estate transfers and deeds recorded last week Change meeting yesterday proposed to use surplus funds to buy Exchange stock Pittsburg brokers take quick meetings
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Heyer M. Lone
Electric
Sprrout & Lawrence
Central Traction
la Noria
A. G. Brena
Ewing & Byes
Mustin
Grounp
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburg
Wheat Market Stagnation Suppresses Chicago Trade
In Chicago the wheat market shows minimal movement as new crop prospects loom. Local operators hold steady on trades awaiting Northwest supply shifts, with bears betting on a market lull once Northwestern wheat enters pricing. August futures weaken and close near bottom amid scarce news and limited speculative influence.
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Chicago
Live Stock Markets Report August 1580 Bulletin
Office notes cattle receipts 480 head with 230 shipped. market dull with consignments and no cattle sent to New York. Hog shipments 1,000 to 1,200 head. hog market steady to heavy. Philadelphia 450 heavy 35. overall receipts show mixed demand and limited activity.
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New York
Grasse
Philadelphia
Art matters at home Pittsburg Art School opens season
The Pittsburg Art School begins its sixth year on September 21 with entries in a national competition. Mr H S Stevenson displays a water color in Mayer's window. Porter Palmer of Chicago offers two $500 prizes for best landscape or marine and best figure picture. Prizes apply to US citizens painting in last five years and will fund the seventeenth Inter State Industrial exhibition in Chicago. Miss Marion Invill wins a prize for a St Bernard study. Sydney W. Chester exhibits a Diana at Young's, with notable tonality and shading. Also shown are Thomas B R Manley etching The Golden Gate of Eventide and Charles Walt's portrait Captain Ford benefiting local plate glass interests.
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Pittsburg
H.S. Stevenson
Mayer
Porter Palmer
Chicago
United States
Manone
St. Bernard
Rvin
Diana
Sydney W. Cheston
Young's
Thomas BR. Manley
Golden Gate
Eventide
Corot
Young
Charles Walt
Ford
Plate
Art Work From The City Exhibits Varied Styles And Debate
Critics discuss two paintings by Segnac and a De eccennon artist, praising Segnac's scene of home life and noting a strong opinion that art thrives on both nature and studio interpretation. The piece argues for multiple methods in art, stressing individual style and enduring labor over strict adherence to nature.
West End suburb of Pittsburg noted for iron works and old residents
In Temperanceville near Catherine Street the writer meets Mrs. Caroline Zimmerman a lifelong West End resident. She describes twelve years of persistent cold head congestion headaches and a severe cough with dark yellow mucus and occasional blood indicating chronic illness despite prior remedies.
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Point Bridge
Monongahela River
Pittsburg
West End
Temperanceville
Catherine Street
Weat-lake
Caroline Zimmerman
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