Follow My Leader to Big City Law and Business Posts
The Dispatch reports that President Cleveland will move to New York on March 5 to join Bangs Stetson Tracy & MacVeagh as a lawyer. Dan Lamont, Secretary Fairchild, and Speaker Carlisle are expected to follow, pursuing roles in a trust company, a street railway, and a New York legal practice, with residences planned in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York City
Dan Lamont
Fairchild
Carlisle
Metropolis
New York
Erecta
Dispatce
Grover Cleveland
General Arthur
West
Bangs, Stetson, Tracy & MacVeagh
Knewals & Ransom
Roscoe Conkling
Mr. Cleveland
Francis Lynde Stetson
McVeagh
Stetson
Victoria Hotel
William Stress
Muzwump
William M. Ivins
Governor Hill
Usy
Washington Square
Wal
C.C. Baldwin
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
New Trust Company
New York Street
Wnions
William C. Whitney
Colonel Lamont
Mr. Whitney
Broadway and
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
Grovusp
Kittanning
Youngstown
Charlie Trigg
Satin Davalog
Arthur Welch
W. A. Bates
Lancaster
Thiel College
Greenville
Laird Opera House
J. A. Kunkelman
Pittsburg Synod
Mt. Carmel
Home Gas Fuel Company
Lima Nields
James G. Carnachan
Park Avenue Congregational Church
Meadville
Carnachan
Scotland
Adam Leffver
West Lampeter
Lampeter
Ena
Reesa
Boder
Race Street
Allegheny
S. A. Boder
Culbertson
Ewliy C
Albert Culbertson
Boston
Mass
McKeesport
Elliott
Mangarrt J. Elliott
Williamard
Margaret J. Elliott
Haggerty
Samuel
James J
Lateret Haprerty
Gibbon Street
Herzberger
Mack
Francisco Ox
Joseph F. Mack
Ann Street
Pittsburg
Philips
Peeneumonia
Urilda A
Hugh Pimersi
Glenfield
Ritchie
Edna Prann
Pier Tineage
Rochester Pa Vote on Water Subsidy and Local News
Rochester Pennsylvania will vote on the 19th inst on a plan to subsidize a water works company. The McKeesport Second M E Church plans a $15000 building. George Marshall’s Mt Washington home near Beaver burned. Burial and theft reports, church appointments, and local industry notes fill the surrounding dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
M. E. Church
McKeesport
George Marshall
Mt. Washington
Beaver
Stoneboro
Kvutzner
New York
Francis Murphy
Youngstown
Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Workmen Rush Junction Obstacle
About 60 to 70 men with picks and shovels gathered in Homestead to build a junction for the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston line. The project aims to connect with the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghigheny road, potentially blocking the new McKeesport and Bellevennon extension. Station officials say the cross over replaces the costly Jones & Laughlin junction used for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Borough
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston Company
McKeesport
Youghingheny Road
Bellevennon
Charleston
Jones & Laughlin
Obscene Literature Scare At Local School
Objectionable novels and pictures circulated among city schoolboys prompting a probe. A leper aboard the Ft Wayne Railway and a Third Ward student named Ralston are linked to the incident as Miss Graham, the principal, questions a pupil who says he saw the material but does not know its source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ralston
Third Ward
Graham
Water Committee awards pipe contract to National Pipe Foundry
The Allegheny Water Committee awarded a contract for 2 517 tons of various sized pipe to National Pipe Foundry at 2165 per ton. Bailey Farrel Co. won to supply 15 tons of ces 10 pounds. W H McGraw to haul material at 30 cents per one horse load. Bids for stop gates were referred to a sub committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Water Committee
National Pipe Foundry
Bailey, Farrel & Co
W. H. McGraw
Squirrel Hill Railroad favored by committee
The Turse Committee on Corporations yesterday affirmed the Squirrel Hill Railroad. A benefit for the Relief Fund was held by D. H. Riffley Post 41, G A R, on Fortieth Street. A St Joseph’s Orphan Asylum benefit occurred at Uniformed Knights Hall on Penn Avenue. James A. Yates lies at Mercy Hospital after being struck by a cable car. Samuel White injured roof repair accident on Millwood Avenue. Coroner reports Andrew Polomski died from a fall while drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turse Committee
Squirrel Hill Railroad
D. H
Debate on tariff policy at Patterson's Hall meeting
The Democratic Legion and the Lincoln Republican Club met in Patterson's Hall last evening. J. A. Golden gave a welcome, with recitations and singing before the tariff debate. Nichols and Molamphey of the Lincoln club argued the affirmative while Miller and Horrock defended the Democratic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Legion
Lincoln Republican Club
Patterson's Hall
J. A. Golden
Messrs. Nichols
Molamphey
Messrs. Miller
Horrock
Sixth ward Independents back McMichaels for Select Council
About 200 voters at a Sixth ward Independents meeting condemned current real estate taxation and resolved to support Thomas McMichaels for Select Council. They appointed precinct sub committees and plan further meetings before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Select Council
C. W. Helmold
Jacob Ruch
Thomas McMichaels
Marriages and Obituaries Gathered From Local Notices
A patchwork of marriage licenses and funeral notices appears, listing residents and relatives in Pittsburgh and Allegheny areas. Entries name Elmer Stromnger and Elizabeth Glenn among the deceased, with service details and addresses in 1889, noting births, deaths, and burial plans across multiple wards.
James Archibald & Co Livery and Sale Stables
James Archibald and Sons operate livery and sale stables at 107 119 and 188 Third Avenue two doors below Smithfield. They offer new carriages for funerals and parties at low rates with telephone communication available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Archibald & Fro
Third Avenue
Smithfield i
Also Mentioned on This Page
President Cleveland
Dan Lamonte Street Railroad
Carlisle Tto
Tri-State News
Tary
Pittebure
Altooia
John B. Cota
L. B. Reipa
W. 8. Douglass
Vicum
Ninth Ward
P. Hanlon
Chas, Keisch
Allegheny Poor Farm Committee
Millvale
McDowe
Henry Ford
Morris & Williams
Liberty Street
Sawyee
State Board of Charities
Ayer
H. W. Denny
Franklin Square
Worcester
W.H. Graff & Co
Carson, Ayer
Dr. J. G. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Aix
Thomas McMichael
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
E. P. Roberts & Son
Fifth Avenue Jewelers
Neut Fencing
Aylor & Dean
Market St
I. Munk
Penn Avenue
J. H. Jouysrox
Smithfield St
I.C
America
Apther
Paris
United States
Gusky
Redletter Sale
Sammy Resage
Cigorenvey Enone
Thomas Himscy
Mars
Ore Mansfield
Michael J. Wild
CeeMo Hees
Jacob Scheller
Ceeseeereesteecees
Kons
Sophis EB
Huc
Dacob Larbrd
Bebec's Rocks
Sue Stinger
J. Morris
Sertesseesees
Wennseeeserevnass
Pittsburg Elmer Stromnger
Lowisberry Kit
Nottingham
Brussels
McClintock&Co
I. C
I C
L C
Fleishman & Co
Pittsburg, PA
Jean
Torchon and Medicis
India
Paces
Young Ladies
Ag, Campbell & Sons
Souse Aise
Boges & Buhl
Federal Street
Fifth Avenue
Baltimore
C. H. Pearson & CO
Ord C. D
London
Continent
Ae Fork
Southampton
Havre
Jemen
MAX Schamberg & CO
Pittski Oelrichs &Co
Bowling Green
American Line
Phildelphia
Liverpool
Great Igs
Ireland
Norway
Swemark
PETER
Wright & Son Gmerel Ee
Insurance Co
North America
William L Jones
Fourth Avenue
Westeen Insurance CO
Cecy
Wood Street Lane
Tackbon
Trs
WM. P. Herbert
Mw Ins. CO
Wood Street
Pirtabur
Axsota
Chas
W. Hatchelor
John W.chalfant
A. EW
Joseph Walton
G. Parkie We Bon
Jose’ Alton
Inn
J. Dinnall
Geo. E. Painter
Jobo Enceapio
Market Street
Jes
Rogers
Las Ul Diai
Grateful
Coco Epps
Epps
Civil Service Gacette
Jas. Epps &Co
C. D. Levis
Patents
Smithfield
Geld
Frank J. Guckert
Seventh Avenue
Pittburg
Hloorrs
Wm, Semple’s
Toc
Raglans
Newmarkets
Wilotlam
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