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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1890

Page

8

Christmas Letter Mix Bion Supports Charity Drives

In the first U P Church parlor on Union avenue Allegheny two young ladies work on Christmas letters as orders surge from San Francisco to St Paul. Of 36000 letters printed this year 15000 have sold leaving stock to be distributed to churches King Daughters and other groups for sunshine and cheer. Numerous institutions including Ridge King exle Mrs Bridgeville's Daughters and several missions await support from the campaign across city charities.

U. P Union Avenue Allegheny United States San Francisco Boston New Orleans St Paul King's Daughters Ridge King’ Exle Bridgeville Fog le Elise Colored Orphans Ormsby Phillips Third U. P.church Dizmont Board O Managers Widows' Home Christian Howe Morrow Dr. Easton Boys’ Home U. P. Mission

Merchants' Carnival for Soldiers' Widows at Old City Hall

The G A R ladies organize a Merchants' Carnival to raise funds for soldiers widows and mothers. Old City Hall hosts a performance tomorrow with refreshments after. Tickets at the door cost 25 cents and oysters coffee salads cakes ice cream will be served. Their Hawkins Station home on the Pennsylvanian Railroad is open for inspection by the public.

Old City Hall Hawkins Station Pennsylvanian

Talking to the Teachers Superintendent Lecturing in OU Towns

Superintendent George Luckey travels by train to Butler to address teachers at the Institute on School Government and Theory of Teaching. He will then proceed to Mercer for the same subjects, delivering his critique of corporal punishment as a focal point of his talks.

George Lucker Butler Luckey Mercer

Helping Hand Society Plans Post Christmas Entertainment

The Helping Hand Society of Allegheny plans an event soon after Christmas featuring 18 young women imitating the Peake sisters. Each performer will present a solo talent such as song dance piano violin or whistling to raise funds for the society with a nominal admission fee.

Helping Hand Society of Allegheny Peake Sisters

Boxes for May Festival Demand Falls Short

The May Festival boxes sell slowly as only 22 of 25 patronesses’ boxes have moved. With 75 patronesses remaining, letters will outline the event and price scales while inviting immediate selection. A public circular will follow to build a social basis through prompt responses.

Nest

New Hanover Club Home Opened With Festivities

The Hanover Club of the Second ward Allegheny opened its new 111 Monterey Street residence to invited guests with remarks from city politicians, music, a small lunch, and a superb dinner hosted by Mrs. M. W. Watson on Lincoln Avenue. 18 guests attended, then the group moved to the parlors. The Second annual Young Men's Hebrew Society event will be held tomorrow at Cyclorama Hall with Twerge's Orchestra, Rosalind Forrester, Fannie Michelson of San Francisco, and Prof. Carl Abl among others. Miss Simpson’s benefit proceeds were announced as the committee hopes for her recovery.

Hanover Club Second Ward Allegheny Monterey Street M. W. Watson Lincoln Avenue Neorer Young Men's Hebrew Society Allegheny County Cyclorama Hall Twerge Rosalind Forrester Fannie Michelson San Francisco Carl Abl Lawrence Turner Hals Butler Street M. E. Church Lemington Laurel Corner No. 128 New Yor Hall H. E. Church Dean Ligoniero G. T. Purves D. D Third Presbyterian Sixth Avenue Viratt Second Presbyterian Church Alboe Presbyterian Church of Mt Washington Grandview Avenue Harry Youngsters Emory M Philharmonic Club of New York Carnegie Hall Tar Woman's Club Teachers’ Library Becker Josten Henry Mary St. James’ R. C Sewickley Coleman Eer R. m Clina C Ter Hartman Catherine Banas Carson Street Southside Turspar Elizabeth Blackstock Alexander Douglas Robert M. Brockamer Thorn and Walnut Streets Pittsburg Ft. Wayne Chicago Allegheny Station Drennan Mary Reaxam Feneral Lacock Street Allegheny City Grogan Glenfield Michael GroGas John B. McAuley Sandusky Street St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Cathedral Kissimme Fla Jon Koonxnoenrer Jr Jobo Kochenderfer Wilkinsburg Pos Paphandle Hotel Clay Alley City Jonathan Lane Baldwin Township Wepneesday M. S. Ward East Carson Street Chatham Street Ill McMahon McCmahook Painters Row West End Gregate Eli John G. McClelland Sidney Street Rodgers Sarah A William Rodgers Wampler W. P. Wampler Eighth Avenue Walnut Street McKeesport Westinghouse Florence Exseine H. H Clara L. Westinghowse Woodson James Woopses Arthur Street

Witches Flight staged by St James choir at Guild Hall

Tomorrow evening the St James Episcopal Church choir in Allegheny presents The Witches Flight from Shakespeare's Macbeth. A gentleman will portray Hecate as the unknown tragedian. Admission is free with refreshments and a collection for church decorations.

St. James’ Guild Hall Young Ladies of St. James’ Episcopal

Census Question Dilemma Reaches Supreme Court Question

Providence reports a Warwick farmer ex representative Sarle refuses census queries about private business. The case tests how far the census department can require details on hay, land, and mill quantities. Indictment filed. Sarle prepares to challenge the order and defend against compulsory answers.

Providence Census Department Sarle Warwick General Assembly United States Supreme Court Prof Williams Rhode Island Washington Porter United States District Attorney

Will of Julia Foster heads to common pleas for trial

Special Telegram to The Dispatch from Philadelphia reports Judge Ashman in Orphans Court refused to send the question of the validity of Julia Foster’s will to Common Pleas for trial by jury. The will disinherits J Heron Foster, the sole son, per a 17 page opinion. Nearby ads tout Christmas furniture and gifts from Michigan Furniture Co and Herman Terheyden among others.

Philadelphia Orphans’ Court Ashman Common Pleas Court Julia Foster J. Heron Foster

Cleveland Baking Powder Ad Highlights Pure Cream of Tartar

An advertisement claims Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder contains only pure cream of tartar and pure bicarbonate of soda with a touch of flour to preserve strength. It contrasts rivals that tout free from alum or ammonia. The Cleveland Baking Powder Co. lists addresses at 81 and 88 Fulton Street, New York.

Cleveland Cleveland Baking Powder Co Fulton New York

Duke of Marlborough Buys Options on Southern Lands

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, back in England, lately visited Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and nearby areas. He secured options on lands believed to hold coal and iron in Northern Alabama and Tennessee. He plans to form a company to finance development and possibly build a new city modeled after Birmingham.

Duke of Marlborough Dispatom New York Duke Duchess of Marlborough England Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mr. Hewitt London Birmingham

Petrified body found near Fresno California

Two men near Fresno report discovering what is claimed to be a genuine petrified body of a man. The figure is remarkably preserved with visible hand lines and a Caucasian head, measuring nearly seven feet in length.

Fresno Can

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