Atlantic City Fourth Celebrations Stirio Up Summer Scene
Atlantic City reports a crowded Fourth with 60 000 visitors, bands and beachgoers enjoying the sea and boardwalk rituals while new local laws curb bathing costume promenades. The piece notes rail and shore traffic, fireworks limits, and a flurry of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia visitors lodging at several hotels as mood and commerce surge for the holiday period.
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Atlantic City
Sea Shore
Lakewood Chautauqua Opens With Growth and Attractions
Lakewood Chautauqua opens its season with 3 000 to 4 000 visitors preparing for two months of lectures, services, and outdoor pursuits. Attendance on opening day set a new record, grounds and flower beds are maintained, and a major renovation improves access. Lectures by Emily Wakefield and Rev. John C. Eccleston kicked off a program with subsequent talks, sermons, and shows planned. Lakewood markets itself as the West’s Saratoga with three hotels, enhanced telephones, and steamship travel offering affordable lake trips.
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LakEwoop
N. Y. Joly
Chactaugon
Duncan
Jerusalem
Mra
Emily Wakefield
John C. Eccleston
Ca. u.Bililean
Elvsha
W. R. Harper
George W. Miller
Lakewood
Mrr. Frisbee
Kent House
Pittevurgers
Sterlingworth Inn
Eeere
Chautauqua Dock
Thomas Fawcett
Piteburg
John R. Packard
Greenville
Warren Packard
Warren, Pa
Daria Hostetter
Theodore
Pitteburg
Charles Shhiff
Queeen and Crescent and United System
Haiaya
Cinemoati
Jennie Morgan
Lucinda A. Taylor
Emma L. Fawcett
Mattie H. Justice
Salem
Niagara Falls Socialites and Bedford Springs Summer Scene
Traveling graduates from a central state college in New York are seen at Niagara Falls with aristocratic escorts while Niagara and Asbury Park host summer crowds. The piece notes Miss Glenny of New Orleans and Pennsylvanian visitors, hotel life, and upcoming gatherings including dances and a grand ball at Bedford Springs.
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Dicratec
Nacana
Pennsylvania
Niacara Falls
Prospect House
New York
Philadelphia
Miss Glenny
New Orleans
Nora
Gussie
Chicago
Flatter Makes Cape May Stop Among Crowded Attractions
A bustling Cape May scene draws large crowds as Flatter headlines the day with vibrant demonstrations and notable attendance. Telegrams report the event spreading excitement and local organizers noting strong public interest.
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Cape May
Forcqcal
DieParon
Hair remedy and seaside notes from Atlantic City lists
A Philadelphia belle in Atlantic City shares a hair care recipe using glycerine and lime water, applied weekly for shine. The piece then highlights Windham Catskills viewpoints, Lenox guests, Saratoga season, and notable guests at Cresson and Atlantic City, plus local society notes and a Diamond Expert ad.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Mount Pisgan
Capitol Building
Albany
High Peak
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Hudson River
Allany
Black Dome
Vaseco Falls
Second Popular Excursion to Atlantic City
A second excursion of the season is planned via the B and O line through Washington D C Baltimore and Philadelphia on Thursday July 17 1890. Tickets are valid for ten days with a Washington stop and a round trip price of 10 dollars. Special trains with Pullman cars depart the B and O depot at 8:00 AM and 9:20 PM. Inquiries or applications should be directed to E D Smith Division Passenger Agent Pittsburg Pa.
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BenFrorp Srrins
Bedford
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Hida
Pittsburg
Springs Hotel
Springs
Uresson
Harrison
Parke
Mountain Home Management
Catskill Range
Easterskill
Cresson
Gortwang
Tur
Atlantic City
Darlington
Asbury and
Ocean Grove
B. F. Jones
D. C
E. D. Smith
Refreshment at Home Ad Calls for Beer Stock
A local advertisement urges keeping beer at home as a favored refreshment. It touts broad appeal and notes D, Lutz & Sox and Tso Telephone 3002 as contact references.
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D, Lutz & Sox
Tso Telephone
Tor National Reunion excursion tickets announced
The Tor National Reunion Benevolent Protective Order at Elka Cleveland announces excursion tickets via the Pennsylvania Lines for July 6 and 7 at one fare for the regular trip. Tickets are good returning until July 10 inclusive.
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Tor National Reunion Benevolent Protective Order
Elka
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Lines
Waa
Fresh Air Excursions For City Children At Beaver River Cottage
The Allegheny Fresh Air Committee runs two week trips for city children to a cottage below Shoustown on the Beaver river. Mrs. W. B. Scott and Mrs. Robert McKnight lead the first group, with a second outing planned under Mrs. McKnight and Miss Ada Totten. Donations include 100 from Henry Phipps and similar gifts from local supporters.
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Allegheny
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Shoustown
Beaver River
W. B. Scott
Robert McKnight
McKnight
Ada Totten
Fresh Air Committee
Woman's Temperance Union
Sandusky Street
Europe
Henry Phipps
Durbin Horne
Emma Bell
James T. Arnold
Social gatherings brighten two ciles week with parties
A string of Miss Arbogast birthday and farewell events across Luckey School and Duquesne Heights highlighted the week. Andrew Robertson and Miss Nimick families hosted little guests while steamer trips and Fourth of July celebrations added merriment to Oakland and East End social life.
Local residents embark on out of town trips and travel
Mr Ed A Hergperger sails next Tuesday for Europe Mrs and Mrs 8 A Weaver and Mrs John C Mertz enjoy a Western trip Miss Laura Schaeffer vacations with Mrs Clara Reber Porter returns to Park Place Hotel Sewickley after visiting Cleveland Miss Jessie Shaw returns home after an 11 month journey in the South and East Mr and Mrs John McBriar depart for England Ireland and Scotland for two months Mr and Mrs J J Callaghan and Miss Gertrude Callaghan leave for Atlantic City A C Fogo organist of St Andrews Allegheny sails with wife for England Ireland and France Albert J Christy travels to Sharon to visit cousin Miss Elizabeth B Crawford Annie Matthews reports flourishing condition of West Chester State Normal School Pittsburg entertain Hilliard son of Prof Hilliard and Fava son of Italian minister who relinquished his title to become Mister.
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Ed A. Hergperger
Europe
A. Weaver
John C. Mertz
Laura Schaeffer
Clara Reber
Porter
Park Place
Sewickley
Cleveland
Jessie ©. Shaw
Allegheny
John McBriar
Craig Street
England
Ireland
Scotland
J. J. Callaghan
Webster Avenue
Gertrude Callaghan
Fuloeei
Atlanc City
A.C. Fogo
St. Andrew's
Alaska
France
Albert J. Christy
Sharon
Elizabeth B. Crawford
Annie P. Matthews
Pittsburg
West Chester
Harry Brown
St. Paul
James L. Johnston
South Street
Atlantic City
P. Chippley
Penn Avenue
Bedford Springs
W. D. Hook
Roas Street
Williamsport
Nettie Cooper
Short Creak
W. V
Wilkinsburg
Oliver Boyde
John Ganiger
J. H. Rittner
Newton
W. B. McCarthy
Lewis Smith
Rebecca Street
New Castle
J. A. Shannon
York, Neb
D. B. Warden
Rebecca
Emma Daly
Mansfield
G. W. Sharrick
Copeland
J. M.er
Ross Street
Annie
John W. Shalfrant
Swissvale
Farmington
Mase
Frank Henning
Pennayence
Butler, Pa
W. Bookwalter
Cresson
Emilie Munson
Claire Moffitt
Prospect Hill
New Alexandria
Bessie Ball
Baden
Nellie Duncan
Franklin Street
M. A. Rigg
Rigg
Edgewood Avenue
Allie McElree
Wakinaburg Academy
New York
Magdie Laufman
Woodstreet
Indiana State Normal School
Edward F. Jackson
Mary Moffitt
North Street
Reformed Presbyterian Sunday School
Conkey
East
Judge Williams
Wilkinsburg and Nearby Residents Visiting Friends
Local notes list Mr. Harry Brown from St. Paul visiting in Wilkinsburg and many residents traveling to Philadelphia Bedford Springs Williamsport New Castle Cresson and other places for summer visits vacations and schooling. Several couples and individuals are cited visiting relatives and attending weddings and region events.
London Art Rumors and Auctions Stir International Interest
Rumors rise of Romney’s recognition by the Royal Academy and a likely membership. A Romney painting sold reportedly for 40000 dollars after being insured for 2500 pounds by an anxious old maid. Dorze acquires a Rembrandt portrait of Louis van Linden once owned by Dansaert of Brussels. American painters Stewart and Dumont win third class medals. Dallin, Tilden, and others receive honorable mention. The article follows Barbizon works, Miller’s Woman Spinning, the Morgan sale, and upcoming exhibitions with Hazeltine and Bierstadt pieces highlighted. The Crabbe Paris sale draws global buyers, including Hutchinson and Jesup partners.
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London
Royal Academy
Romney
Henry Dorze
National Gallery of Ireland
Rembrandt
Louis van Linden
M. Dansaert
Brussels
Julius Stewart
F. W. Dumont
Messrs. Cunningham
Albert Herter
F. Porter Vincent
Ruggles
C. E. Dallin
Douglas Tilden
Ruskin
United States
Union League Club
York
America
Mrs. Morgan
Knoedler & Co
H Boussod
Valadon & Co
Paris
New York
Pittsburg Exposition
Chrld
Charles Hazeltine
Albert Biers
Hazaeliune
Bierstadt
General Gobin Recommissioned as Third Brigade Commandant
General Gobin is recommissioned as Commandant of the Third Brigade. Chaplain Milligan of the Eighteenth and other officers are noted as spending time in New York City. Camp John F Hartranty will be the encampment name at Mt Gretna in honor of the late division commander.
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Gobin
Milligan
New York City
Cotonen
Wills J. Holmes
Mazon James L. Granam
Mt. Gretna
John F. Hartranty
Cor
Ernest
Jonx Zocx
Kitowel
Idih
Tip Second Brigade
Seventh Avenue
Hubvard
E. M. McCombs
Board of Control
Fourteenth Regiment
Senate Committee of Military Affairs
Washington
Pennsylvania Guard
National Guard
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Jersey
Colonel Mehrer
S. D. Hoffinen
Foss
Fpittsburgeers Poutehing
Pittsburgers
Ereloth
W. H B. Holmes
W. R. van Gelder
H.B Brinkman
Argyle
M. W. Stro
Dudley Arms
K. Williams
W.C. Burns
Burkeye
Wm. J. McDonald
C. W. Simm
Allo Veny
Wiliams
Jas
Johnson
Pitsburg
Eostal Convention
Ibion
Jo. Lowery
A. G. Wolf
Harrisburg
Vermont
William J. Burns
Windsor
T. C. Chrety
KK J. Eecles
John C. Porter
F.C. Blake
W. M. Clark
Standard Oil Company
Altoona
Oly Land
Charles Carroll
Goesta
Dirfatch
Apiaeie Beaver
Chautauqua
Droeses
Kiate
Dixie
Lees
Harry Lee
Wallace
Pattison
Ham Disston
James McManus
Bill
Quay
Fac
Asbury Park
Asbany Park
Soara
New Jersey
Eieood Hert
Young People’s Temple
Bishop Jones Memorial Tabernacle
George W. Evans
Republican Club
Third Regiment of N.J
Odd Fellows
Gre Departmente
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Royal Arcanum
Canton Atlantic
Hedmen
Commissioners of
America Mechanics
Educational Park
Educational Hall
Long Branch
Eiberon
Boring Lake
Veo Couey Lland
Freworks
Telford Road
Avon Belmar
Spring Lake
E. M. Huckill
Grace W. Hukill
B. Wighamas
Ralph & Hukill
Joseph Haywood
M. Haywood
Ambler
First Avenue
H. BK. Rhoads
Willamesport
Ocean
G. Wallace Wright
Cleveland, O
Shrady
Cone of Grant
Mt. McGregor
Charles Henry
Bessie Raub
Asbur Park
George C. Maddock
M. K
Allegheny County
North Asbury
W. Reigart
Mechanicsburg
The
Grove
Sirs
EK. T. Jackson
Ocean Arenna
C. P. Ancona
Pottstown
George A. Gilman
Mauch Chunk
Asa P. Blocksley
F. J.krom
Sayre
T. T. Brennan
Bradford
C. B. Clover
E. Yardiey
Asbury Park Hotel
ET. Normecutt
T. M. Feb
Louis J. Adler
Care Mar
N. J
Idaho
Oxford
Arvaid
Princeton
University of Pavania
Presaaa
Colquitt
Georgia
Stockton
Morrow
California
Sportsmen's Paradise
Adirondacks
Harrisville
N. Y
Moose
Beaver
Oswegatchie
Albany Lake
Smith's Lake
Rifts
Cranberry Lake
Lenox Cottagers
d’Auxy
Austria
Lenox
Lamour
Vereen
Saratoga
Spa
L. W. Dalzell
Harry Re Mra
David Stewart
Byram
A. W. Painter
Park Painter
J. M. Schoonmaker
James Laughlin
John H. Rickettson
Mas. Eummons Bladve
Barstarbor
Stanwood
Mr. Emmons Bisine
Barheers
Atlantic
Jersey Shore
M. G. ConeEx
Smithfield Street
Wainwright
Hazelwood
Sweet Charity
U. P. Church
Tanur Pai Cn
J. D. Ralph
Carnegie Hall
Ralph
Mary D. McKelvy
Squire David McKelvy
Taylor Avenué
Michie Weedon
JenniecKelvy
Frank Young
Lydia McKelvy
Harry Bellmont
Albert Christy
John Heideges
H. I. Braum
Windsor Grove
Bellview
Union Station
Woods’ Run
Gumser
Nimick
Harriet
Mary
Mia
Fifth Avenue
Oakland
van J. Abell
Louise Quimby
Rowel Woods
Emma Lood
Martha Dalzell
Blanche Rennedy
Daisy Dake
Seba
Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
M. E. Hart
Swantsei Bth Ward School
Hannah Houston
Joel McGuire
Mamie Anned Tazier
Stelia
Celia Campbell
Lula Gibson
Ue Atkleson Aegio
Aline Phillips
Southern Avenue
Grandview
East End
Henckler
Bahmid Hoeveler
Chesstown
Maloney
Shmeen An Reed
Messrs
Buffum
Hubbard
Dr. Patterson
W. ©. Maloney
A. H. Silvey
Abbott Street
Kuhn
Seventh Avenue Hotel
W.J. Gamble
Lily B
M. Carers
Gamonville
Laura Sievers
Lowry Street
Mollie Collins
Sheffield Street
Evergreen Farm
Robert C. Rowley
4. Kirkpatrick
Cincinnati
Lizzie Phelan
Glenfield
Bishop Phelan
M. J. Becker
Minnie Becker
Alice Turran
James Cornan
Marion Avenue
Ailerbony
St. Xavier's Academy
Latrobe
Mrs. Beale
Harrison Avenue
Windsor Hotel
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Hilliard
Fava
Washington, D. C
Wilkinaburg &Mall Talk
Ene
B. Haselton
Hunter
Beulah
Denver
Joyet
CW. Smith
Cheaeitre
Chattanooga
Tenn
New Methodist Church
McKeesport
A. M. van Tin
the World OF Art
Mr. Hints Parker
Mr. Melchers
Ogden Goslet
Mesars
BR. Knoedler
G. Carmer-Hodges
Art 4 Co
Christ
Deimonico
Sedermeyer
Meissouier
de Ece
Rubens
Pepenine
New Jersey Commission
Ohio Food Commission
Geo. K. Stevenson Co
Wm. Haslage & Son
Kuhn & Bro
Latimer
Chantilly
TM. Latimer
Federal St
South Diamond
Stevens
Mylia
Sixth Street
Ner
Smithfield
Dia
Mond Streets
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