Funeral reporting by central phonograph firm planned amid secrecy
A new Central Copying Company proposes funeral and meeting transcription via phonograph and stenographers. Staff will transcribe orations for undertakers and officers, with cylinders collected at offices and hotels, ensuring confidentiality. Observers note listeners often fail to recognize their own voice.
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James F. Burke
New Central Copying Company
Councils
Chamber of Commerce
The Jelly Fish
A bright teacher discusses jellyfish at the seashore noting their primitive status and limited yet present sensation. He explains the animal has no true nervous system, relies on a simple intake mechanism, and lives by absorbing nutrients through pores from the surrounding water.
Who Would Be Liable in a Narrow Street Incident
An East End gentleman waiting for a cable car narrowly avoided a collision with a passing carriage. He wonders who bears fault if injured the mix of street rights pits the carriage against the cable line, the carriage owner, or the cable company.
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East End
Striken Avenue
Thousands View Dismantled Steamboat Retina Wreck
Crowds gathered along the riverfront at Fifth Avenue to view the damaged steamboat Retina after its boiler exploded on Saturday noon. Officials struggled to keep men and boys off the wreck moored near the suspension bridge to prevent accidents on the river.
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Fi Street
Duquesne War
Retina
Why Not Annex. Dwyer Sees Mexico's Mineral Boom Ahead
Londoner E L Dwyer, guest of J P Witherow at the Duquesne, predicts Mexico will rapidly develop its rich mineral wealth, especially iron, and cites new railroads and mills as catalysts. He notes strong Mexican demand for British and continental trade and urges American involvement. He singles out Rose Shepard in Mexico and argues Americans can gain by fair dealing amid shifting opinion toward the U S.
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E. L. Dwyer
London
Duquesne
J. P. Witherow
Dwyer
Mexico
Southexico
Pacific Coast
Lake Superior
America
Iron Mountains
England
Germany
Belgium
Rose Shephard
Washington
Texas
Central Station Hearing Shows Drunks and Fights
Witnesses describe Sunday morning arrests at the city police station. Offenders include David Cirts drunk on Fifth and Market and Annie St Clair on Second Avenue, with sentences ranging from fines to 30 days in the workhouse.
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Rashi
Central Station
Law
Justice Hyndman
Justice Gripp
Tenner
Hyndman
Tamberline
Smithfield Street
Annie St. Clair
Second Avenue
Dan Hill
Becker
Up Accommodating Cabby on Fifth Avenue
Andy the popular Fifth Avenue cab driver has expanded his service area in response to new competition from cable lines. His cheerful slogan promises carriage to all parts of the earth.
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Andy
Fifth Avenue
Fortune in Diamonds Engages Detective for Palmer Engagement
Detective Sol Coulson is entrusted with Minnie Palmer's diamonds valued at £175,000 during her engagement in the city. The arrangement assigns Coulson to safeguard the jewels throughout the period of the engagement ceremony and events.
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Sol Coulson
Minnie Palmer
HUGUS & HACKE Fifth Avenue Spring Opening
Fifth Avenue and Market Street announces an early spring opening with wash goods ginghams silks and English and American fabrics. The store touts new designs, low prices on embroideries flannels and cottons, plus discounts on long-range shotguns and other listed items.
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Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Mwfssn Hoors & Hacks
Clergy Endorse Morning Services for Washington Anniversary
Washington clergy from multiple denominations back religious services at 9 a m on April 30 to commemorate Washington’s inaugural and national unity. Local ministers including Leaks Suhr Locke Lea Sheedy Maxwell Westfall Beazell Wilson Butler Allman Lambing Hill Carroll and Holland pledge support and will conduct or arrange services.
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Washington
T. J. Leak
North Avenue
M. E
Joseph Suhr
St. Peter and St. Paul
C. E. Locke
Smithfield Street M. E
KR. Lea
Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church
Harrison
M. M. Sheedy
St. Mary of Mercy's Church
Councils of Nations
United States
Samuel Maxwell
Trinity Episcopal Church
G. G. Westfall
U. P
B. F. Beazell
Oakland M. E
C. V. Wilson
Thomas D. Butler
East End
A. A. Lambing
St. James’ Church
KR. A. Hill
Seventh Presbyterian Church
M. Carroll
St Andrew's Church
Allegheny
W. J. Holland
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
Not Easy to Go to Perdition Says Rev C E Locke
Rev C E Locke told a Smithfield Street Methodist Church audience that going to perdition is unlikely and unnatural as humans are drawn to light and higher things. He argued the Bible’s vast spread, noting 200 million copies printed in 273 tongues, contradicting a century old prophecy that the Bible would be obsolete.
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Smithfield Street Methodist Church
C. E. Locke
Perdition
Hell
Will They Consent Engraving Free With Wax Starch
An 19x24 inch engraving titled Will They Consent replicates a painting by Kwall and once sold for 5000 dollars. The Wax Starch Company offers the costly picture free to every purchaser of a small box of Wax Starch to entice buyers through grocers.
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Kwall
Wax Starch Co
Kuk, Lows
Clearance sale on Breech Loaders and rifles at Johnston’s
The advertisement lists breech loaders and target rifles from $225 to $5 and up, double shot guns at $675 and $8 to $12, not shot guns at $350 and up, fine repeating rifles from $8 upward. Sale at J. H. Johnston's 621 Smithfield Street.
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J. H. James Tox
Smithfield St
Mth
J. H. Johnston
Smithfield Street
SALE-SELECT EAST END RESIDENCES AND LOTS
Multiple 19th century Pittsburgh real estate notices advertise handsome East End homes with 6 to 17 rooms, modern conveniences, gas heat, baths, cellars, and large lots. Properties include Queen Anne frame dwellings, brick residences in Allegheny, and two adjoining lots with several structures, all with flexible terms via Jas W. Drapé & Co and Black & Baird for sale notices dated January 1399.
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Alexander &Lee
Woodsteel
TU Loan CO
Black & Baird
Fourth Avenue
S. H. French
Meadow ST
Fifth Avenue
Shadyside
Bon Iss
East
W. Drafe & CO
Fourth Ave
Shadyside Station
Bath
W. c
Oakland
Perth
W. Chape
Neveu
Laun Bath
W.c
JAS. W. Deape
Part Avenue
Saleon South Hiland Ave
Preity
P. Ions
Lack & Baird
Bahgain
Roup &T
Eleceee
Black & Ai
James Fourth Avenue
Sans
France
Ieis
D. Naet
Torney
Diamond St
North Javfe
TosaRe Parks
Second Ward
Hall
JAS. W. Drape & Co
Lincoln Avenue
Allecheny
JAS. W. Drape. & CO
JAS. Vee A CO
North Avenue
Palo Alto Street
Shottera
Sid
Salemn Sewickley
Roe
JAS. W. DRAPE # CO
Woerts
Bromville Ee
Bnox
Angxville
Enat
Eba
Koalth Ave
Adytan
Enue
Dkabe i CO
Bank of Dame
John F. Ter
Si Smiths
Mt Street
Tenacrws
Herman Ave
Rob
KNOX
Sherman Ave
Iegheny City
Penna
Avenne
J. KE
Mckee
Penn Ave
Penn Hollding
Gill
Sewickley
Adair
Orchard
Fine View
Hill District
Aghes
Hill Eng
I A. Teggate & Sun
Allegheny St
Ears
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