Treasury reports brief NY financial flurry easing fast
Treasury sources say the New York money panic is nearly over with easy money and currency exchange below shipping point. Secretary Foster notes $5,000,000 in gold moved out this week and about $1,500,000 more may leave before week end, though no cause for alarm is seen. Hepburn agrees and cites intention to repeal the Sherman silver bill as needed.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Foster
Treasury
Hepburn
Wall Street
Congress
Charles Foster
Rothschild
United States
Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
Actaunl
Cnies
Chicago
New Orleans
Musical instruments and accessories at H Kleber and Co
Washburn mandolins and guitars and Kiebers specialty banjos are offered along with Highams cornets and fine violins. Merinori music boxes and vocal and instrumental folios available. Styles of guitars and mandolins from five dollars and banjos from three dollars upward. Store at 56 Wood Street open every evening.
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Washburn
Kleber & Ra
Wood Street
Kleber Brow
Miller Bros Pure Food Product Ad at 28 Federal Street
Miller Bros Allegheny advertises pure foods and groceries delivered everywhere. Located at 28 Federal Street, Allegheny, the notice promotes eel and other groceries with a request to send for price.
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Miller Bros
Federal Street
Allegheny
Eel
Buried in Pittsburg Remains of J N DaBarry Interred
The body of John N Du Barry second vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad was interred yesterday at Allegheny Cemetery after arriving from Philadelphia at 8 o clock The funeral services were led by Dr McIntosh Dr Paxton Jr and Dr H Young of Philadelphia The funeral party included railroad officials and many friends and returned east on the 1 o clock train.
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John N. DaBarry
Alegheny
John N. DuBarry
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Allegheny
Philadelphia
McIntosh
Paxton, Jr
H. Young
Kreiling
Walker and
Rebecca Streets
Sameen J. Kantitisa
L. Kreiling
Castle Shannon
Hexer Mista, Jr
Hiss
Pittsburg
Pittsburg and
Moran
Tuomas J
Bridget and the
Lace
Richard Moran
Mercer Street
Ferpay
St. Bridget’s
Sam
McCann
Lizett
Frank
Mary McCann
Penn Avenue
Wepyespar
McGrath
At&1
Pr. W
William McGnatas
Nixon Street
St Stephen's Church
Hazelwood
Nolan
Axn Nolan
Patrick Nolan
Guneral
Steve H. Grady
Ella Street
Roemhild
Monda
Groene
Wilhelmina Roemhild
Carson Street
Southside
Churches Plan Dual Build On Separate Lots In City
Two Methodist Protestant congregations approve building projects on different city blocks. The First Church will raise a 200 foot square lot on Aiken avenue and Howe street costing 23000 dollars. The Allegheny church will construct on Bidwell street at a 35000 dollar site. Construction to begin as soon as possible. Henry Brouse bailed at 2000 dollars for a gold dust swindle case has fled to Canada. Bondsmen Kablenski and Samuel Spark remain responsible for the bail. The hearing was postponed and counsels seek to prevent forfeiture of the bond.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Aiken Avenue
Howe Street
Allegheny
Bidwell Street
Henry Brouse
Goldberg
Canada
Kablenski
Samuel Spark
Eee
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday Amid Confusion
The notice lists names such as Mary Schutte Ernest Dubes Mary Schmelz Willian H W Clara Kerse and others alongside scattered garbled phrases. The segment also promotes Camellia flour claiming it yields superior bread and warns against counterfeit sacks, urging customers to insist on sealed Camellia sacks.
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Hesiitence
Odenonese Li Bridgev
Nusittaernessas
Homestead
Dwin Township
Tka Schone Acres
Aes
E Dustus
Mary Schutte
Ernest Dubes
Mary Schmelz
Mary O. I'ray
Willian H.W
Clara Kerse
Willian Homes
Lens M. M
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