Fight for the pair as World’s Fair sites debated in House
The World’s Fair bill faces a Monday vote after heated discussions in Congress. Representatives Flower for New York and supporters for Chicago St. Louis and Washington argued sites and benefits. Governor Hill reportedly signed the bill as debates continued, with details on site acreage and freight and exhibition prospects shaping the contest.
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Candler
United States
Washington Favored For National Fair By Debating lawmakers
Lawmakers from Maryland Missouri and Virginia discussed where to hold a United States fair. St Louis Chicago and New York vied while Washington was urged to host the event on broader national grounds. Speakers stressed transportation access and civic virtue, with a plan for a decision by Congress.
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Virginia
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Confused Witness O'Donnell Testifies in Cronin Bribery Case
The Cronin jury bribery trial sees Thomas Kavanaugh discharged after a not guilty verdict. Jeremiah O'Donnell denies offering a bribe and notes memory gaps during cross examination. Limited by lack of sleep and hunger, he is questioned further as the court adjourns.
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Thomas Kavanaugh
Jeremiah O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Jaker
Greene
Educational Conference endorses public schools as bulwark of liberty
At a Reno meeting the Educational Conference passed a resolution introduced by former President William F. Sheldon. It proclaims the public school system as civilization's chief source and a safeguard of civil and religious liberty. The plan aims to elevate education without sectarian bias and bind members to advance schools nationwide. The resolution was approved unanimously.
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William F. Sheldon
Rabel
Coal Men in Conference Set Plans for Lake Superior Trade
February 20 report from Cercaco notes coal men meeting at Grand Pacific to discuss an agreement with ore and coal interests. A. G. Gates of Rochester presided as they weighed shipping coal to Lake Superior ports and coordinating with iron and copper interests. Sister Rose Gertrude travels to Kalawa. Miss Fowler heads to San Francisco then Honolulu. A fire at John Liston’s residence last night killed four children Theresa Willie Cecilia and John aged 4 to 12. parents escaped.
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Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Allegheny City Mill Scene
A batch of death notices and funeral announcements dated February 1890 lists numerous residents by name, age, and residence in Allegheny. Entries include interment plans, service times, and family invitations, with churches and local addresses named for ceremonies and private internments.
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Mary Rice
Alisha Jones
Mivira A. Lee Win
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Arene
Sira Ohnow
Charles ML
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Peat
Towneiney
Ella M. Bend
Pittabarg
Emma EK
Dessop
Cereeraeee Chartiers Townah
Wim. Havia
Hood
Cas B. Lone
Shrewsbury
Mass
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India
Bogos & Buhl
Federal Street
Allegheny
Wanamaker & Brown
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Grant
Diamond
New Court House
Nheyo
Wornior
Robert Jone
Shan
Robert J
Rose Bonbeyu
Peacen
Eighteenth Street
Farpar
Isaay
Bridge
Colt
Mont
Pee Street
Oakland
St. Agnes‘ Church
Daterie
Famie Scorr
Daisell
Teriate
Pike Street
Dolde
Pearl Street
Bloomfield
St. Joseph's Church
Fabrus
Lacock Street
Farmar
To-Iay
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Theo
Florence May
James RK
Sadie Hawkins
Thirteenth Street
Sharpsburg Station
Tee Hays
Hobokenlog. Pa
Hoboken M. P
Handerson
Denny Station
West Penn
St. Paul's Cathedral
Ax Tveg Gee
Kirepatrick
Alley Kiar
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Sarah Woopwaz
de RL Miller
Swisevall
Monongahela
McCormick
McConaghy
Foster
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Harmar McConaghy
McVern
Jonn McVene
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Ballia Johnston
James L. Richardson
Robinson Street
Allegheny City
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Anna Mongrethanna Sience
Kate Seiling
Limon
Sendance
Beaver Avenue
Intermont
Stern
Haney W
John H
Ella Stern
Stewart
Martha Stewart
Charles Stewart
Bedford Avenue
Uniondale
Jennie
Stephens
Dayvison Street
Vollinger
Bngolem Co
A. Vollix
William A. Vollinger
Kirkwood Street
Beatty Street
Nineteenth Ward
Willey
Fonsadte
Ieagar
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St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral
Wylie
Samuel Houston
Ligonter Street
Farbar
Anthony Meyer
Ae Ae & Co
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Myles
Jamees M. Fullerton
Undertaker
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Telephone
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J. B. Murdoch
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Pittsburg
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Werah Sammevion
Jones Pound
Svete Yaibaed
TM Latimer
Allegheny, Pa
XEW
Bae Ea
Bolten
Prin
Fifth Avenue
Gente Furnishing
Sixth Street
the Money Saving Stores
Sixth Street and
Penn Ave
J. P. Smith
Lamp, Glass & China Co
Penn Avenue
Bet
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R. G. Dun & Co
Germania Bank
Wood Street
C. D. Lewis
Smithfield
Himmeleich’s
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Fleishman & Co
Pittsburg, PA
Himmelrich
Market St
Braddock
Braddock Ave
Folé
Nellie Bly
Globe-Trotter
Knox
Tebaewr
Wanamaker
Brown
Federal St
Pennsylvania Storage CO
Water St
Cor. West
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Robert Picket
Geo. K. Stevenson
Avoca
W.M. Laitrds
Hinlargement Sale
Laird's Mammoth Bargain Shoe Stores
Market Street
Wholesale House
Hopper Bros. & CO