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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1889

Page

8

Through depth assessments on Diamond alley frontages described

The board outlines a method to assess Diamond alley and Virgin alley fronts by comparing through depths to adjacent depths, with a numeric example. A detailed diagram is referenced showing Smithfield street, the Howard block, and many through depth lots including Fifth avenue and areas around Masonic Hall. The narrative also includes unrelated local advertisements for fabrics, coats, and stores in Pittsburg and Allegheny, with prices and promotions.

Board of Assessors Fifth Avenue Smithfield Market Streets Diamond Samuel M. Clark Malthy Hall N. P. Reed Smithfield Street Howard Block Husseys Dispatch Schmidt Virgin Alley Masonic Hall Penny Press Times Odd Fellows Order Coleman Adams Express Old Diary Gazette Wood Street First National Bank Sturgeon Alley Charley Spencer Judge Ewing Brooks W Iron Bank Allegheny National Central Banks Exo Bank Hugus & Hacke Newmarkets Houevus & Hacks Market Street MWFS Pittsburg

Military Arrests Spur Riot In New Castle Scene

Militia under Colonel J G Haines moved to New Castle to quell possible unrest. Company E returned to the city, while Company D remained on duty. About 150 miners resumed work. several men including Barnett M. James Kell Remsey and P B Wilkes were arrested on riot charges and released on bonds. Wilkes denied involvement in aiding the Knights of Labor. The coroner’s inquest into William Buston’s death began, with many witnesses examined but no verdict yet. A healer’s note ends with an ad for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and a local sale notice.

New York General Assemblies The Presbyterian Church Southern Committee Fricon Philadelphia Presbyterian Union New South Atlanta Cones Port Aye J.,g. Haines New Castle Gilman Knights of Labor Barnett M . James Cod Kell Remsey Wilkes William Jones Frank Terrace B. Woods Ashby William Buston Boston

Tragic Accident Kills 7 Year Old at Jack's Run Station

Bertie Gittens, an orphan aged seven, was fatally struck by a Chicago express on the Ft. Wayne road near Jack's Run station while walking with his aunt and uncle toward church around 10 AM. He died instantly from a fractured skull and a pierced heart as Coroner McDowell was notified. His parents had died about a year earlier. Hersford's Acid Phosphates advertises relief for indigestion and dyspepsia.

Bertie Gittens Chicago Express Jack's Run Ft. Wayne Road Edmund Gittens McDowell

New Year Dividend Eight Dollar day in clothing

New Year Dividend Eight Dollar Day promotes exceptional value in clothing. Best trousers made to measure, regular twelve to fourteen dollar quality offered 25 to 33 percent below former price. Cloth bought to make five thousand pairs yields eight dollar value. Proclaims best possible cloth and ready-made dividends, with emphasis on low prices and reliable goods for '89.

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