World’s Fair committee votes and a tie in House proceedings
In Wassixorox the House debated a 13 member committee to locate and plan a World's Fair of 1882 with a majority resolution and a Cannon substitute. The vote ended in a tie after a contentious recount, postponing final action. the Senate then addressed Mr. Butler's emigration bill for colored people from the South, sparking sharp clash over deportation and race policy.
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Wassixorox
Honus
McKinley
Ohio
Committee On Rules
House
Cannon
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House of Representatives
Hit
Illinois
Morrow
California
Hatch
Missouri
8&J. Louis
Mr. Turner
New York
Alberountries
Alleghenies
Cummings
New Fonemata
Spinola
Newee
Friends of
Chicago
Adams
Ilinois
Mason
O Committee On Foreign Affairs
Norerrdigne
Ked L
Mr. Cannon
Mr. Hatch
Ee Eee Eageurionah Yeas
Springer
Yeas
Noes
Senate
Tony
Butler
United States
Congress
Hoar
Father of History
Africa
Glass manufacturers hold officers as labor talks stall
Washington January 16. National Glass Manufacturers Association and Eastern Association meet in Wassheron. Officers elected include William E. Smith president in the National group and William Brookfield president in the Eastern group. Both groups reaffirm refusing to concede to glass blowers wage scales while Western members pledge support. Next meetings set for July 17 at Windsor Hotel New York. Representatives from Pittsburg connect with Bayne to discuss Ways and Means Committee statements.
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Wassheron
National Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Eastern Association
National Association
William E. Smith
Alton
Ill
Joseph Atkinson
Hawley
Thomas W. Synnott
Glassboro
N. J
J. T
William Brookfield
New York
Walter Swindell
Baltimore
T. W. Synnott
Windsor Hotel
Western Association
Acon
C. W. Phillips
Loeffler
Obituary notices from Pittsburg area during January 1890
Funeral notices and short obituaries for residents of Allegheny County and surrounding areas. Entries mention names such as Shaffer, Cunningham, Sledge, Craig, Duncan, Duffy, Haley, Mulvaney, Porter, Whalen, Whittaker and others, with dates and locations like Beaver, New Brighton, Allegheny City, Stowe Township, and Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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Agges Cousty
Ee Hin Avenue
Navilio Street
Emer
Cunningham
Thirteenth Street
Beaverrai
Somers
Mie
Mane Creda
William Colledge
J. M. McNaught
Taylor Avenue
Allegheny City
Craig
Carson Street
Bonthside
Weaneeter
Jane Craig
Duncan
Ee Bats Omen
Ng Denen
Rot Tao
Duffy
Hatre
Do Anugheet
Dees Heted Rosey
Elm Street
Famay
P.u
Haley
A. W. Thomas Macey
Ceed
Middletown Road
Stowe Township
Farpay
Mt Calvary Cemetery
Enost
Forbes Street
Pittaparg
Chatarine Knost
Henry Koos
Chatarine
Mary Knost
Beaver Street
Sewickiey
Elmman
Jacob ‘Rielle
Millvale
Whalen
M Micuami
Bt. Malachi
Coal Street
Mt. Washington
Pers Ennias AM
Eel Area
Thomaday
Southsidle
Pittsburg
Glassboro
N. J
Whittaker
Jeeez
Thos Whittaker
Jahid
Haselwood Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
City
P. U
Secretary Tracy Faces Ash Tree Dispute at Tracy House
A Washington ash tree blocking a reception awning led to Secretary Tracy ordering its removal. Mrs Crafton demanded replanting, claiming public property status. She threatens damages suit as neighbors endure a tense scene and alleged vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tracy
Navy
Tracy Mansion
Wan
Political shakeup in Meadville area leaves Culbertson unopposed
Washington report states Rev. Dr. I L Flood will not seek the Republican nomination. Arthur L Bates, Meadville city solicitor, notes Flood's business demands and magazine work will keep him from the race. This clears the field for Congressman Culbertson in the district.
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Washington
Arthur L. Bates
Meadville
Capitol
Culbertson
I. L. Flood
Bates
Mr. Culbertson
Remnant Day Sale Delivers Bargains on Silks and Linings
A verbose remnant sale offers Torchon Medicis Florentine laces silks and nets in multiple yard lengths. Black silk warp cashmeres and dress remnants go at reduced prices, with undergarments and striped dress ginghams deeply discounted. The Remnant Day of 1890 is today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
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Speen
Mr. Springer
Hopkins
NEW York Objects
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Mek
St. Louis
Butterworth
Allehenies
Qvapunty Gane
Mr. Gat
Nile
Soteanie
Flint
Washington City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jane
E. D. Smith
Boces & Bull
Ihe
Hans & Co
Fuse Aveane Bare
Iron City Brewing Co
Trmerly, F. V
Lts
Dr. Flood
Peck
Cally
Windom
Dravo
Harrison
Case
Spens
Feela
Alleghany
Ulster
P. 6
G. C
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
Opp
Court House
Boces & Bvel
Orne & Co
Penn Avenue
Annae Eta
du Bocas & Bunt
Chari Pratt Legheny
Angie
Allegheny
Dobn F. Gill
Annie J. McFarland
Cabell W. Nicholas
Colling—Shaffer
John E. Shaffer
Homestead
J. S. Shaffer
Ernest E. Coturmo
Oi City
Livia E. Shaffer
Elisabeth
Allegheny County
NEW Advertis
Wattles & Sheafer
Fifth Avenue
Jalaewy
Latimer
Seal
TM. Latimer
Allegheny, Pa
TJ Ealece
Jedent
Pondent
Pennsylvania
White House
Hoods
F. A
Hart
Hood
Blocker
Jaane
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
OfRics Sandvestimmen
Lam Penn Avenue
mylMenwreo
James M. Fullerton
API
J. B. Murdoch
John BR
A. Murdoch
Smithtald Street
Jal-Aws
Pepasen
Puttmbu Raton
Ingurance Co. of
North Aa
the Charmer
Childrens Fur
China
Wood Street
St. Charles
Third Ave
Wallace
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St. and Park
Way, Allegheny
Hugus & Hacke's
A.g.campbell & Sons
Penn Building
E. Butterick & Co
Patern
Salo-Raures
Danziger’s
the Money Saving Stores
N. B
Sixth Street and
Penn Ave
D. Lewis
Sil
Smithfield
Strassburger & Joseph Tailors
Federal St
S. A
Fleishman & Co
Insurance Hartford
Edwards
Kenney
Fourth Avenue
Pitsburg
Hopper Bros. & CO
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