Plan to Wipe Out Music Teachers Debt in Pittsburgh Concert
Pittsburgh plans a Star Course benefit on February 10 led by Henricks & Webster to erase the Pennsylvania State Music Teachers Association debt. Miss Clementina De Vere, New York soprano, headlines a program still under construction, with success hinged on Carnegie Hall seat sales and strong statewide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Music Teachers’ Association
Philadelphia
Gittings
Pittburg
Prrissans
Charles Davis Carter
Pennsylvania State Musical Association
Messer. Henricks & Webster
Maanagers
Pennsylvania State Music Teachers' Amclatsion
Henricks & Webster
Clementina DeVere
New York
Miss DeVere
John R. Paxton
Pittsburg
Concert Notes Highlight European Stars At City Halls
The issue notes Liur Lenmans European tour at Pesth’s Hungarian National Opera House and Adelina Patti’s Christmas charity dinner for 1,000. It mentions Ma Ovipe Musin’s Old City Hall program and Saint-Saens travels, plus American premieres and publications by Kate O. Lirpa. It also covers Maud Powell’s Carnegie Hall debut with the Allegheny Musical Association, and local orchestral listings with performers Powell, Gadehus, Ritter-Goetz, Wolfe, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liur Lenmans
Pesth
Adelina Patti
the Presto of
Chicago
Mozart
M. Saint-Saens
Spain
Ceylon
Ascanio
London
Kate
Lirpa
Ditsons
Pittsburg
May Beesley
Zoellner
New York Liederkranz
Gadehus
Dow
Ruskin
Cardinal Newman
Old Sacred Harmonic Society of
Allegheny Musical Association
Carnegie Hall
Maud Powell
W. & Lafferty
Sree
Ware
Father One
Gounod Wits Mallee
Fariallo
Dairyman To Introduce Glass Jar Milk Delivery System
A Minneapolis dairyman plans a new milk delivery method using glass jars instead of tin cans. He will operate a wagon carrying hundreds of jars, with a wire frame basket for jars on the seat. On stops he delivers jars to customers, collects empty cleansed jars, and promises earlier service by shaving hours off routes. A new protected spout milk pail will also be introduced in his stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mitchell resigns as Wisconsin World's Fair Commissioner
Milwaukee on January 17 1900 Hon John L Mitchell Congressman elect resigns from the post of Commissioner of the World's Fair for Wisconsin Gov Peck recommends Hon David M Benjamin of Milwaukee to President Harrison for the vacancy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John L. Mitchell
David M. Benjamin
Harrison
Peck
Hermit of Traverse Bay Lays Claim to No Man's Land
Dick Bassett, the so called Hermit of Traverse Bay, lives on a one acre shoal island in the west arm of the bay. He has resided there 12 years, paid no taxes and cannot vote because he does not live in the United States. He supports himself by fishing and has attempted to buy the island from the Government, which is denied as no island exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan- Quette
Paul Jones
Agnes Huntington
Duquesne Theater
Normandy
Opey
Yvonne
Gounod
Marien
Sullivan
Pauls
Miss Huntington
Miss Mar
Euerite van Breydel
Lange
Performanc
Hod J. Caldicon
London
W. D. Holmes
Paris
Saddler
Levi Fischer
Stich
the Royal
Wagner
Tramtalton
Verdi
Everwood
Munich
Oskar Merz
Trehearsal
Gwendoline
Chabrier
Levi
Iset
Vogt
Gwendaling
Sadler
Pittsburg
Muskegox Mica
Dick Bassett
No Man’s Land
Traverse Bay
Friends
Marion Island
Bassett
United States
Washington
Kimball
Bridegroom's Perjury Shocks Roseville After Elopement
Roseville, O Jan 17. William Pringle and Minta Stoneburner wed in Grafton after eloping from Christmas plans. The bride, under age, prompted the license lie of age to secure marriage. The father exposed the perjury and sought arrest, but the couple fled before authorities could reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Roseville
William Pringle
Minta Stoneburner
Grafton
W. Va
Hineelf
West Virginia
Succi the Fasters Challenge In A Starvation Match
Giovanni Succi a self styled scientist issues a public challenge to fast 40 days and to prove endurance with athletic feats at the World’s Fair time. He claims experience fasting publicly 35 times and vows to ride, run or swim on the fortieth day regardless of others’ bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giovanni Succi
Herald
Tanner
Tragic Fall Into Hidden Well at Van Winkle Site
Henry Norwood, a Black laborer, died after rubbish collapsed a hidden 15 to 20 foot well at the Van Winkle factory site in Atlanta. He fell six feet and was buried beneath debris as rescue efforts continued through the evening with unlikely chance of recovery tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Henry Norwood
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday
A list of names and places shows licenses issued for marriages including Marion O Bryan and Maker J O Bryan of Allegheny City and Cortland New York, with several other couples named from Pittsburgh Allegheny Shaler Sharpburg and nearby townships. Some entries note wedding dates such as January 8 1891 and January 12 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamel John Kilimeyer
Csee
Rose Kilimeyer
Max Schulz
Anna Wargner
Eee
Gist
Slager
Seeeees Partadure
Catherine Travers
Pittsburgh Cuevas Bows
Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Alleghen S oRleabeny
Ubudie
Allegheny
Cececeseesscseeseess
Piumusdoree
Catherine Lemgo
Thomas Mawhinney
Loretta Jackson
Yeen Armstrong
Lizzie Winkle
Aeaee Leahy
Mary J. Shering August Ritzel
Sophia Elsinhart
Rose Jane Watson
Eeeree Ees Allegheny
Gracan
Storsceeereveeeen
Shaler
Bosiia Marecek
Hhaler Township
Sharpsburg
Frank Lua
Marbara Wagner
Conrad Ulrich
Alarin M. Mende
George Ie
Mary Herger
Hati Maiz
Augusta Pago
Ittaba Ltza Gonrey
Adistaate
Theodore W. Hile
Joseeeeese Allephenykatie Hauser
Allegheny Oneereee
Marion—O’bryan
Charles &, Marion
Cortland
N. Y
Maker J. O'Bryan
Allegheny City
Dunkirk
Father Rafter
S J. John's
Wy. Y
Miller
Horner
Christ M. E. Church
G. W. Izer
Obituary Notices from Allegheny City and Sharpsburg
Death notices and funeral details for GeoneE T. Adley 30 from 42 James Street Allegheny City interment private at Brown's Chapel A M E Church Rev J N Ross Exizanera Downing Abraham Fraver Ollie Hammel Martha E Hyatt. Funeral arrangements list dates January 11 14 16 18 1891 and locations in Philadelphia Sharpsburg Sheridan Station Allegheny.
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Menes
Philadelphia
Exizanera Downing
Fraver
Abraham Fraver
Eighteenth Street
Sharpsburg
Union Centenary M. E
Hammel
Ollie
Mary A. Hammel
Washington Avenue
Allegheny
HYATT
Martha E
Frank and
Leezie Hyde
Sheridan Station
Scanxpay
Cincinnati
Ekellenberger
Hose Street
Mary A. Kellenberger
Zion Evangelical Church
High Street
Wylie and
Webster Avenues
Cincinnat
Chicago
Cleveland
Andrew Kenmuir
Forty Fourth Street
Kerney
Michael Kenney
Thomas
Elizabeth Masterson
Thirty Fourth Street
M'Kenna
Susan McKenna
William McKenna
Crawford Street
Pogee
Danren C. Peekins
Adams Express Company
Samson
Sixth Avenue
Schove
E.rsorn Eleers
Naa East LD
Webster Street
Shafer
Liznie M
David Atnien
J. H
A.C. Parkes
Liberty Street
Pitsburg
Daughters of Liberty
Price Cut Sale On Hats and Suits In City
A week long sale offers 25 percent discounts on overcoats and men s fancy cassimere and worsted suits plus a cut price sale on black stiff hats. The retailer promises top makes and best bargains without exception in the city.
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Clementina de Vere
Frank E. Saddler
Siuich
Scherzo
Fiat Nee Srk
Chopin
Silter
Kiefer
Scott
Mendelssohn
Miss Powell
Beil
Sogpens Ves Verdure
Tif Foerster
Zapatesdo
Wisconsin
Stove Trust
Detroit
S Stove Trust
the Hermit OF
Cherry
SUCCI
Washington City
The
B. and
O. BR
Baltimore
KacrManys
Hauch's
Fifth Avenue
Snon City Brewery
Fems
Hood
Six Force Own
Hood , CO
Lowell
Beneaths Negro
Anthony Meter
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
LM Penn Avenue
myll-Mountsu
James M. Fullerton
Seventh Street
Peny Avenue
East Exp
Tutt
Shoe House
Sixth Street
Jao-Wrea
Sirs osePh
Oseph
Federal St
Lovng
Falé-Rissu
VanDyck
Dr. van Dyck
DR. Vandyck
Penn Av
Soc
I. C
Fleishman &Co
Market Street
Wali Paper
H. Barker
Jalisuo
Stevens Chair Co
Sixth ST
Eap Oid
Pittsburg, Pa
Piet
WM. Haslage
C. D. Lewis
Patents
Smithfield
Moe
Nodelay
Bexth Street
Brussels
Hopper Bros. & CO
Wood Street
Fourth Ave
Davis
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