Modest to Elegant Boudoir Attire and Accessories
A guide to inexpensive yet stylish boudoir garments and accessories. It covers sleeveless velvet casayas, plastrias, neutral tones, and coordinating sandals with lace trim. Also notes elegant touches like fur trimming and jeweled vandykes for formal reception wear.
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Victoria
England
Wise Women and Daffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
A dated plea extols wisdom in women and promotes Daffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicinal stimulant for ladies. It claims the product preserves health and complexion, backed by purported endorsements from prominent ladies. The ad asserts no other whiskey offers similar health benefits.
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Daffy
America
Duffy
Fashionable sleeves and silks update last year’s dress
The piece surveys fashionable sleeve styles from the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries influencing today outfits. It notes slashed shoulder and elbow sleeves, long drooping puff sleeves with contrasting inner lining, Empire and 18th century variants, plus embellishments like embroidery and velvet braids. Silk petticoats for evening wear feature green and crimson shot silk and lace trims. Skirts mix cashmere outer fabrics with taffeta linings, prioritizing warmth and a notable rustle.
Fashion Notes on Empire Gowns and Corsets for Winter
A fashion column details Empire gowns and corsets, noting short waisted Empire styles, large sleeve buttons, and new skirts including seven gored French and seamless options. It highlights color shifts to tan and gold brown, mentions electric tones Oriental and Tolande, and advises on corset choices to achieve slim silhouettes with modern dresses.
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Oriental and Tolande
Holiday Goods Now Open at Jos Eternacu & Co
Retail house announces a large new selection of fine leather goods silk and china with discounts on 600 pieces of Japanese silk and many bric a brac items. The display highlights royal Vienna Berlin Dresden and other estates with vases tea sets and decorative pieces. Jos Eternacu & Co. 28 Fifth Avenue.
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Jos, Eternacu & Co
Fifth Avenue
Royal Vienna
Royal Berlin
Dresden
Serre
Canalport
Doulton
Crown Derby
Royal Worcester
Jos. Etonnacey & Co
A Broken Parole and the Cost of Love in War
A Confederate officer Macrane breaks his parole to rescue a fellow captive and pursue a forbidden marriage. The narrator recalls the raid, the lovers’ fate, and the moral dilemma of honor versus passion as Macrane is condemned but dies faithful to his promise.
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Perrhie
Brown
Macrane
Osprein Brown
Capmion
Tacrane
Tain
Widesp Mansion
Ralph
Capain Brown
Semin
Paul
Virginia
Agnes
Department
Ralph Macrane
Sfacrace
Sny
New York
Inquest Finds Death Caused by Rough Handling at Braddock Lockup
The jury ruled Edward McGlade 53 died from abuse by policeman T. J. McWilliams during arrest. McWilliams, employed at Edgar Shomson Steel Work, was charged with the crime. McGlade died in Braddock lockup. Rex is Latin for king of all food or lent. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy credited with saving a six year old boy in Des Moines after a severe croup attack.
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Squire L. A. Holtsman
Braddock
Edward McGlade
T. J. McWilliams
McGlade
McWilliams
Edgar ‘Shomson
MacGlade
Rex
Ki Cudahy
Iowa
K. Dalton
Luray
Russell County
Kansas
Labo
Chamberlain & Co
Des Moines
Toco
Chamberlain
Dalton
Newmarket Styles for Ladies and Misses Emphasize Cape and Back
A fashion item notes 500 Ladies Newmarkets and Misses Newmarkets in latest style with deep Military Cape or Watteau Back indicating distinctive 19th century dress detailing.
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Newmarkets
Bargain Seal Capes Offered By Local Shop
300 ladies capes from London in seal skin measure 19 inches long with satin lining. Sold elsewhere for 10 to 11 dollars, offered at a deep local sale price.
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London
Genuine Alaska Seal Jackets In Latest Style Reefer Cut
Classified note offers genuine Alaska seal jackets with a four inch reefer style and large blocked collar. Includes price cue of seven dollars fifty cents. Item details appear in a compact ad fragment from a period catalog or newspaper listing.
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Alaska
Baroness Blanc to Star at Duquesne with Deception
The Baroness Blanc brings her play Deception to the Duquesne Theater next week. The eminent actress is noted for her talent and bearing, shaping her tour with careful consultation and innovative ideas. Lillian Russell has declined to attend the matinee event.
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Blanc
Duquesne Theater
Mies
Lillian Russell
Judge Certifies John Trimble For Character In Estate Case
In Orphans Court Judge Hawkins grants a certificate of character to John Trimble for meeting the will’s sobriety and industrious life condition. The Ben Trimble estate sale proceeds distribution considered whether Trimble complied. after testimony, the judge ruled he did. The one fourth share held by Magistrate McKenna is valued around $20,000.
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Orphans’ Court
Hawkins
Ben” Trimble
John Trimble
Ben Trimble
McKenna
Mo. Kenna
Executions Issued Against Bynd Fisher & Co and Nagler Firms
A large number of executions were issued yesterday. Ten against B F Rynd five against Fisher Co and five against Nagler of Fisher Co. Writs named multiple lumber companies and hardware suppliers with dollar amounts. further lists show claims against Stein Co Valentine Rabinowitz M Hirsch Co Katzenstein Oronheimer Baruch and others. Additional executions covered S Stern Best Haskett Manda Kerr McKeesport U A M and Beockdale among others.
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B. F. Rynd
Fisher & Co
Nagler
Bynd
Carl Hutchinson Lumber Company
John L. Roper Lumber Company
Bliss & van Reeken
Young & Fulton Lumber Company
Pennsylvania Door and Sash Pany
Kert Pack Lumber Company
M. G. Brown Lumber Company
Purvie & Co
W. Cowan
Barbour & Co
Pisher & Co
Stein & Co
Valentine & Rabinowits
M. B. Hirsch & Co
Katzenstein
Oronheimer & Baruch
S& Nagler
Standard Glovempany
Sear &Co
Valentine & Rabinowitz
Rubenstein
S. P. Stern
John A. Best
Haskett Manda
G Kerr
McKeesport
H. W. Gray
J. F. Beoekdale
Boundary dispute trial over farm line between Martin and Drewes
Judge McOlung presides as Sarah Martin sues Frederick Drewes and Kiward Anna Fred ericks over a boundary line quarrel. The case, heard previously, centers on the farm width and conflicting surveys, with testimony focusing on the surveyors and disputed measurements.
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Sarah Martin
Frederick Drewes
Kiward
Anna Fredericks
McOqlung
Aoe
Oeste
Olung Ee Ceek
Court Case Delayed Again After Fresh Hearing
The survey was redrafted and the trial postponed. The case resurfaced yesterday with a new proceeding planned for a later date.
Grand Jury Returns True Bills on Multiple Offenses
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills including larceny and receiving stolen goods against Ambrose Melenna Robert Koehler J W Anderson Arnold Dorn John Coshefaks Martha Sumberg and Hugh Boyer. Also pretense against A T Chase Antonio Burrows ski Michael Varley and Daniel Vaughn George Kelley James Cowler Patrick Morrisey John and Mary Shey and John J Irwin. Other counts include assault and battery riot carrying concealed weapons felonious assault and related charges. Some names were ignored for further action.
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Ambrose Melenna
Robert Koehler
J. W. Anderson
Arnold Dorn
John Coshefaks
Martha Sumberg
Hugh Boyer
A. T. Chase
Antonio Burowski
Michael Varley
Daniel Vaughn
George Kelley
James Cowler
Patrick Morrisey
John and
Mary Shey
John J. Irwin
Newton Green
Sheridan Crumine
Thomas Miles
Quinca Schaffer
James N. Hanlon
Tom Butler
John Lasko
John Boyle
Buntay
Clarinda Wentley
James Cowley
James Sullivan
James Doran
Richard Swan
Thomas Keegan
G. W. Frrook
John Kloman
Charles Keller
William Lasey
Lillie Bennett
Thomas Young
Divorce Granted After Runaway Marriage in 1889 Pair
Margaret E Wills was granted a divorce from Henry Bills on desertion grounds in a case marked by a runaway marriage to Cincinnati in December 1889. Bills allegedly deserted her after money ran out, and she has lived in Pittsburg for two years. Bills had used the surname Reed and had another wife living. In separate criminal terms, several defendants faced sentences for larceny and related charges in the Criminal Court yesterday.
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Elvil
Areny
Cataline
Antony
Brewis
Scipio
Foner
Engineer Corps
Brown
Pet
Margaret E Wills
Henry Bills
Cincinnati
Bills
Pittsburg
Bifle
Reed
Judge rules against Rafferty in estate debt claim
Judge Hawkins yesterday enhanced a decision to dismiss Rafferty’s exceptions to J. K. Torrence’s account in the Anna E Rafferty estate. The excepant sought $15,952.23 from McClure & Co, but the court held the estate not entitled to the amount and dismissed the exceptions.
Appeal to Supreme Court in Strasser Murder Case
Attorney W. A. Hudson filed an appeal to the Supreme Court in the George Strasser murder case. Strasser was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death for killing Joseph Brand. The hearing is set for January in Philadelphia.
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W. A. Hudson
Supreme Court
George Strasser
Joseph Brand
Philadelphia
Trial Lists for Today With Several Court Case Pairings
The docket shows common pleas lists including Knoeder vs Breon and McBride vs OConnor. Other matchups include Berard Dave Fulton, Mugele vs Exus, Simpson vs Gray.
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Knoeder Va Breon
McBride
O'Connor
Berard
Dave Fulton
Mugele
Exus. Simpson
Gray
Unclear docket list of cases in Common Pleas and Criminal Court
The document presents a dense, imperfect OCR of multiple case names across Common Pleas and Criminal Court calendars. It lists numerous plaintiffs, defendants, and legal entities such as Pittsburg Incline Plane Company, Common Pleas No 2 Specialty Glass Co, and Commonwealth v Xagley, with many garbled spellings and partial names.
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Tarr
Brown, Hartman Et al
Pittsburg Incline Plane Company
Milligan
Common Pleas No
Comte Irwin
Strouggy
Beater
Frydorg Wa Barcky
Borgdorf
Aliezhbeny
Damages suit and garnishee actions flood local court docket
The record covers multiple cases with verdicts and garnishments. Bushofer vs Loeffert yields an $8 verdict for the plaintiff. Mellon Bros garnishment against G C Moll involved a vanprise for defendants. United States Circuit Court action by Lyon against Jenni Bros. & W Penn Steel owners alleges dumping and channel obstruction. McGuire and son vs J B Sherriff Mfg Co seeks damages for son injured on the job. Verdicts include 800 and 1590 for various plaintiffs. Carruthers vs Carrie Furnace involves a death claim settlement.
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Joseph Bushofer
George
John Loeffert
Mellon Bros
G. C. Moll
David Hiltz
United States
United States District
Lyon
Santas Jenni Bros. & Owners
W Penn Steel Worke
John McGuire
J. B. Sherriff Manufacturing Company
Isabella Carruthers
Carrie Furnace Company
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Laxative Relief
A historical note extols Syrup of Figs as a mild laxative suitable for children and adults. It claims soothing effects and reliable results, urging family use for common digestive discomfort and bilious concerns.
Display of household goods at Henry Torheyden’s seed fair
In a crowded listing the ad invites shoppers to Watercoma’s Liberty Avenue display of numerous items from book cases and easels to dining tables and rocking chairs. Henry Torheyden showcases a range of nickel and silver items, promising moderate prices and wide choice.
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Watercoma
Tli Liberty
Henry Torheyden
Seoadinena Seeek
the & Con
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