City of Pittsburg to elect city officials by ward vote
The city authorizes a ward by ward election on a Tuesday in 1590 to choose a Mayor City Controller City Treasurer and members of the Belect and Common Council plus ward councilmen for terms from two to four years across all wards from First through Twenty-first. Polling sites include schools houses, stables, offices, and shops.
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Pittsburg
William McCallin
Rasry
House of Natives
Belect
Pitts
Rees
Penn Avenus
Second Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Timabere
Archibald & Brother
Third Avenue
Poor Board
Fourth Aveneue
Diamond Street
Third Ward
Hal Smithfield Street
Grant Street
Penn Avenue
L. Woodson
Seventh Street
H. McKenna
Fifth Ward
Peter Hermes
Fifth Avenue
John Urban
Wylie Avenue
Webster Avenue
Squire Nolan
Forbes Avenue
Adam Brenwein
Stevenson
Casper Seitsman
van Braam
Edna Streets
Seventh Ward
Pittabu
Frederi Pastre
Federal Street
Franklin Bstreet
Thomas Byrne
Elm Street
Wylie Avenua
Eighth Ward
People's Skating Rink
Bedford Avenue
Fulton Street
John W. Bell
Wyle Avenue
Club House
Center Avenue
Caldwell Street
Jeremy Bros
Ninth Ward
Alderman O'Donnell
Hemphill
Thirteenth
Pike Streets
Tenth Ward
Squire Burns
Gallagher's
Nineteenth Street
Eleventh Ward
John C. Rober
Granville
Enoch Street
Daniel Jackson
E. Oxnard
Wyllie Avenue
Station House
Eureka Hall
Arthur Street
Twelfth Ward
Julius Garde
Joseph Newell
Thomas McCaffrey
Twenty-ninth
Bmalman Streets
Springfield Schoolhouse
John Escherich
Twenty-eighth
Allay
Thirteenth Ward Building and Loan Association
Somers Street
Thirty-third Street
Lee Kirkpatrick
Fourteenth Ward
Market House
Thirty-third
Lawrence Schoolhouse
John Allen
Pitwburg
Howard School House
Fravenholt
Thirty-ninth Street
John Meyers
Bloomfield
G.H. Blaie
Liberty and
Elm Streets
J. Cox
Forty-fourth
Larimer
Minerty’s
Grant Streets
A. M. Crononminnis
Forty-second Street
McCabe & Byrne
Geo. Schaffer
Hotter Street
Butler Street
John Getty
Collins
Sheridan Svevuues
Jacob Richard
Franketown Aveoue
A. J. Batchelor
Avonue
Chonge
Burg
Pitts Burg
Hourse
Anges
Porthouse
House of John K
James
Pittsburg Ward Elections Announced by City Officials
The city announces ward elections for multiple districts in Pittsburg with locations ranging from schoolhouses on Glenfield Avenue to Carson Street offices. Voters will elect Select Councilmen for four year terms and Common Councilmen for two year terms across wards twenty three through thirty six, under Mayor William McCallin’s signature dated February 3.
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Gomson
Pyran
Pittsburg
Glenfield Avenue
Peebles
Second Avenue
Jane and
Beet Tee
Iman
A. Finch
Carson Street
R. J. Speelman
Sarah Street
Jacob Nebron
Sarah
Twenty-fifth Streets
Jacob Aulenbacher, Jr
Eighteenth
Baral Streets
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eighteenth Street
John Mannsmann
Twentieth
Jane Streets
Pitts
Joseph Streicher
Windom Street
B. A. Hartman
Piuts Street
E. Rohrkaste
Washington Street
Birmingham
Fourteenth Street
Hashdorf
Twenty-ninth Ward
Bedford
Hingham Street
J. M. Shaffer
Twelfth Street
L Belnhauer & Son
Bradford
Twelfth Streets
Matthew Keep
Fifth Street
Cavitt Way
Knox Schoolhouse
Manor Street
Christ Wilbert
William Slater
Virginia Avenue
Kearsage Street
Philip Hoffman
Boggs Avenue
Wyoming Street
Wara
Old Stone Tavern
Washington Pike
Thirty-sixth Ward
Pittburg
German Evangelical Church
Main Street
Steubenville Pike
Pittsboro
WM. McCallin
House Rules Boost Majority Power In Briefing
Washington dispatch reports House rules grant swift action, abolish filibustering, and empower the majority to pass laws rapidly. Democrats face limited opposition as the rules shift control, with anticipated early adoption and a focus on business over debate.
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House
Wasniscoton
Probable Cause of Tracy Mansion Fire Exposed
Fire Marshal Drew reports on the 1641 Street Northwest blaze at Secretary Tracy's home. He cites a likely lamp explosion from a large double burner lamp near silk curtains and varnished walls, creating a firetrap and trapping occupants.
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Washington
Drew
Parvis
Ohn Geer
James Walsh
W Ho
National Guard Association Meets at White House
The National Guard Association gathered at Willard’s and read the Committee on Legislation report. It urged minor changes to the Henderson amendment and carried recommendations to the President. Accompanying generals Hastings Cobin Snowden and Wiley from Pennsylvania returned home after attending sessions.
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Wasuthettor
National Guard Association
Thompson Still Bustling in McKeesport Nomination
A McKeesport delegation plans to call on Mr. Wanamaker as Captain William Thompson, whose nomination is stalled pending an inquiry into charges from disappointed candidates, returns to the city with no new developments.
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William Thompson
McKeesport
Townman Plans Lobby to Postmaster General
A resident from McKeesport intends to bring a delegation of friends to meet the Postmaster General. He aims to inform him that influential local citizens back his selection as postmaster, hoping to end the unpleasantry surrounding the appointment.
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McKeesport
Westminster confession front in Jersey City Presbytery vote
Reports show two Jersey City N J Presbytery adopted a committee report against reuaion of the Westminster confession. Details of last Sunday's Union Pacific railroad accident near on place the death toll at nine. A Canadian Parliament bill seeks heavy penalties for polygamy. The London Dock Labourers Union plans a general strike Monday with broad support. An iron ore field in Itasca county Minnesota to be opened by Minneapolis capitalists. The ore assays 63 percent iron, 12 miles from the Mississippi. Berlin welcomes ratification of the Bamoun treaty with US Senate and officials exchange notes on ratification. Fleming sworn in as Governor of West Virginia amid sparse enthusiasm.
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Jersey City
N. JL
Itasca County
Minn
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
Berlin
United States Senate
Herbert Bismarck
Phelps
I A.B. Fleming
West Virginia
Fleming
Vna
G. N. Baxter
St. Paul
Alfred Thompson
Glamorgans
Wales
Dress Goods To-day at Knable and Shuster's
Dress goods are offered today at Knable and Shuster's located at 35 Fifth Avenue. The sale highlights fabrics for autumn and winter wardrobes with a selection of patterns and colors.
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Knable & Shuster's
Fifth Ave
Banford's Radical Cure for Catarrh Adverts Remedy
An 19th century style advertisement touts Banford's Radical Cure for catarrh and related nasal throat lung mucus issues. It promises relief when other remedies fail and notes the package includes a bottle, solvent, improved inhaler, treatise, and directions sold by Potter Deve & Chemical Corporation in Boston.
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Banford
Potter Deve & Chemical Corporation
Boston
Pearl-top chimney by Macbeth & Co Pittsburg
A glass lamp chimney named Pearl-top is described as exceptionally durable and perfectly formed. It commands high cost and production expense, yet dealers can sell it, arguing its value outweighs brittle chimney profits and fosters goodwill.
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Macbeth & Co
Pittsburg
Clothing Overcoats Offered At Discount Price
Advertises three line black and blue Chevrolet Overcoats priced at $12, down from $18. Claims fashion quality, strapped seams, inlaid velvet collars, English box fashion. Notes samples in corner window and urges purchase to avoid higher costs.
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NEW Spring Goods
Pennsylvania
Congress
Tracy Pibb
Carlisle
Republi
Reed
Moses
Macan
Bonster Lightner
Tracy Mansion
Barrison
White House
Rao
Thompson
Mr. Wanamaker
Amore
Brier
France
American Building and Loan Association of
Minneapolis, Minn
Kenm
Point Township
Circleville
Spout Springs
SP. M
Cpscial
California
Epwakrp
A. Morrison & Bon
Broadway
New York
Visi
Bocecs & Bunn
Jos. Horne & Co
Altrecht
Sitka
Sileues & Suuster
Boces & Burt
PaRken
Parker
Baker's
Ali
Tiacobs
Mark
Charles A. Vogeler CO
Baltimore
Cutioura
Por- Tern Drug and Chemical Corporation
Mass
Aontians
Peden Max Klein
Federal St
Allegheny
Broom Manufacturers
Ste Jae Ye
Soma Dchler
Upp
W. L. Douglas
W. i. Douglas
Brockton
Sitass
G. M
Butler
D. Carer
Carson Alleghen
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Guinea
GALE
Helens
Lancashire
England
B.F. Allen & CO
Beecham
Geo
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street and
Bornblum
Wood
Iitshurg
Westeen
Akron
Toledo
Kane Butler
New Castle Ciation Keeans
Chicago
Pullman
Ik Gar
Douglas & Mackie
Lovent
Heath & Co
Lincoln, Bennett & Co
Christy & Co
London
Dunlap & Co
Youman & Co
J. G Bennett & Co, Cor
Wood Street
Union Square
Kaufpmanns
Youman
NEW Spring Derby
Jersey
Fifth Avenue and
Smithfield Street
Railroads
Pittsburg Union Station
Cincinasi
St. Louis
Sabane
M. Dennison
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Stena
T. Wayne
Crestline
Cleveland
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Lake Erie Railroad
Clevelana
Tia Cape A
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Gogoki
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St. Loula
Pal
Havens
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Elizabeth
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Ta Liss & Hs
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Okeesport
Aiem
Ity
Omee
Legheny Valley
Kittanning Ac
Gibbingara
Dally
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Halton
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AIT
Kailroad
Union
Maine
Pullman Veek
Atlantic Daily
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Sam Tn
Doe Station
Dan
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Western Express
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Bhicabhaetisansbee
Ee Penn Railway
Aeork
West Pennsylvania
Federal
Aliegnence Mall
Hial Ireville
Blairsville
Blairsville Accomm
North Apollo
Mononga Leave Union
Seen Beeen Thloa
M. Iat
Cseseeee
Brownsville
Monongahela City
Browneville
Darosburg
Sendas
J. R Wood
Lissa
Ork
Ronore
Columbus
Cineinnati
Wheeling
Saneean
Cine
Connells
ALD Castleshannon
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