Outing fever and society notes paint a summer scene
Summer recreation shifts from town to hotels and cottages as families seek seaside, mountain, or lakeside escapes. July offers milder nights for camping though smoky air and dew remain concerns. Social events include Hoboken nuptials, lawn fetes in Wilkinsburg, and charity concerts with Tom Keene rumored for Kenmawr grounds.
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Pentry
Segheny
Conneaut Lake
Pleasant Fourth Gatherings and Picnics Around Wilkinsburg
A cheerful Fourth noted at Mr Charles F Bier's home with guests from Wilkinsburg Homestead Pittsburg and Anderson W Va. The Crystal Social Brushton plans a Rosemyer's Grove picnic with Suter Andree Orchestra. Wilkinsburg crowds attend Idlewild outings and July events supported by local churches and Royal Band of Pittsburg. Trains run 7:30 am for Idlewild gatherings and Glenwood social picnics feature Mrs Josie Helibcer and Miss Nettie McKee.
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Ft. Wayne Road
John Toon
Agnew Station
Renital
Beadell
Haysville
Charles F. Bier
Will H. Trevis
7 Wright
Homestead
George
Dora Wood
Tom Fox
Pittsburg
John W. McKee
Anderson
W. Va
Crystal Social
Brushton
Rosemyer's Grove
Suter Andree
Josie Helibcer
Nettie McKee
Glenwood
Numerous Allegheny Residents Headed to Resorts and Detroit
A long list of Allegheny and Wilkinsburg residents and relatives depart for Atlantic City, Cape May, Philadelphia, and other destinations. Detroit encampment plans for Post 3 include a 400-person party with hotel quarters, trains, and organized room assignments.
Patents Granted Listed by Higdon Higdon Weekene
A digest lists recently granted patents with inventors and locations including Higdon Higdon yers Pittsburg and Washington D C patent office J Baker Pottstown Bonneville Allentown Chandler Allegheny Childs West Deer Cook Allegheny Furman Washington Griffiths Allegheny Sweiter Allegheny Wynkoop potato digger and other items
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Higdon & Higdon
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Washington, D
J.& Baker
Pottstown
A. B. Bonneville
Allentown
J. D. Chandler
Allegheny
J. Childs
West Deer
F. D. Cook
D. C Furman
Washington
J. K
War Stories From Gettysburg Told By Veterans
Savannah News reports a group of old soldiers in Atlanta recount a Gettysburg moment in which a Federal officer, riding with Sickles’ corps on the second day, killed himself after a failed bayonet charge as Longstreet’s troops pressed the line.
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Atlanta
Savannah News
Gettysburg
Longstreet
Chambersburg
Sickles
Hue
Klamen
West Virginia G A R distributes medals to veterans families
Department Commander Boyer notes that West Virginia awarded a service medal to every soldier in a West Virginia regiment and to families of those killed or died in service. Medals were turned over to the Department of West Virginia G A R for distribution. Seekers must send name, company and regiment, address, and a stamped reply to George B. Crawford at Wellsburg WV, who will locate and forward medals to rightful owners.
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West Virginia
Department of West Virginia
George B. Crawford
Wellsburg
Encampment at Williamsport Honors Late Captain Maloney
Department Commander Denniston and Comrade Thomas Hamilton will attend the semiannual encampment in Williamsport this week. The business meeting is set for tomorrow at two o'clock. Rise camp is named Camp Thomas F. Maloney in memory of Captain Thomas F. Maloney, former Department Inspector and five-term Commander of Post No. 88 who helped grow its membership into the largest post in the department.
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Denniston
Thomas Hamilton
Williamsport
Yeeersey
Thomas F. Maloney
Department
Comnand Eaton of Post 8 in Philadelphia plans Detroit trip details
Comnand Josefu B Eaton of Post 8 Philadelphia will return this week. Zone comrades discussed Detroit trip last Tuesday. Post 50 to meet next Tuesday and a comrade will be reinstated. Post 26 thriving with 114 mustered since January. Twenty eight will go to Detroit. Patrick Henry Moffap address sought by U A Zachey Post in Somerset Kentucky. Post 167 mustered A RECRUIT Benjamin Hughes from Kipaba regiment 61 Pennsylvania. Grand Army Day Committee met briefly in Municipal Hall and adjourned to Saturday. Veteran Corps of Pittsburg Washington Infantry called for next Friday at the armory. John E Conitys missed discharge found and returned to Pen Bengough. Detroit Club of Post 3 issued invitation for its select moon.
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McClure Avenue
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Stenogram
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Beaver Falls
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Shambeen
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Jamil
Moorhead-ville
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North Braddock
Great Lakes
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Braddock
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Katz
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Labor Bureau
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Sadie
Nellie Forse
Jackson Street
Cleveland
Mre
Georgie W. Rankin
Jessie
Nellie
Congress Hall
Cape May
Nettle
Anna Moore
Robert Moore
Oil City
Robert
Hazelwood
H. Moore
Wilkinsburg Presbyterian Church
Denver
Nellie Miller
Nixon Street
Allebeny
Cresson Luna
Detroit
Edward Fisher
Post 3
Fisher
Union
Lissoe
Goodman's Hotel
Pittsburg
Post 161
Sam Moody
Curd
Cass Street
Daniela
Casas Street
Detroit Associations of Posts 17
Post 157
Allentown
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania
S. Hamilton
Sandy Fifth Avenue
Sons of Veterans
Lloyd E. Flint
Ernest M. Rees
X. 8. Rees
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St. Louis
General Sherman
Cownapr Banney Cort
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Singie
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Post 8
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U. A
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Kip
Tur
Grand Army Day
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D. D. Morris
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Pennsylvania, Heavy Artillery
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A.p Hay
Comnaor Gun
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Fifth West Virginia Cavalry
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Union Veteran Encampment News and Pension Lottery
Comrade reports and illnesses in Encampment No. 6 and No. 1. J M Ray gen recruits into Encampment No. 1. several members listed as sick or improving. National officers plan inspection. veterans praised for service with Fifth West Virginia Cavalry and Sixth U S Cavalry. Pension lottery contenders include Edward Michael and others from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Iast
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Gossip of the Guard and National Guard notices
Major J C Kay spent the week on business. Company F of the Fourteenth Regiment must assemble at the armory for divine services led by Chaplain McGuire. Thomas Wixy resigns as First Lieutenant of Company I McKeesport. Manoartt Warp Bert, niece of Colonel Norman M Smith, dedicates an arch to the Eighteenth Regiment. Campaign hats and new gear spark regimental discussions as camps approach. National Fencibles from Washington visited on prize drill near Indianapolis, placing sixth. Branch Guard of St Louis won first. Battery B election battles waged. Kimmel leads a triangular contest with Lloyd and Eichenlaub. Captain Hunt plans camp sleepover at the armory to launch a Friday march. Sandy Creek road favored. Eighteenth Regiment battalion drill improves. adjutant Doak praised. Officers plan encampment logistics. distance may require two days. Pennsylvania National Guard grows in stature and funding.
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J. C. Kay
Chaplain McGuire
Thomas F. Wixy
John A. Wiley
McKeesport
Wiley
Manoartt Warp Bert
Norman M. Smith
Miss Bell
Louisville
Marcl
National Fencibles
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Regiment
National Guard
Philadelphia
Wassell
Eighteenth Regiment
Mosday
Rmde
George Shepherd
Kimmel
Lloyd
Eichennlaup
Eichenlaub
Hunt
Sandy Creek
Charles Ruse
Doak
Fhe National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Propose Auditing Department for State Guard Reform
The article advocates creating an auditing department within the State Guard to annually inspect regimental and company finances. It notes many units lack proper equipment despite start funds and private donations, with commanders often in debt. A brigade auditor and clerk would ease the load on inspectors and improve accountability.
As You Like It Open Air at Kenmare Lawn
Open air performance of As You Like It on the Hotel Kenmare lawn on July 2 with Rose Coghlan as Rosalind and Joseph Haworth as Orlando. The production uses calciums for night lighting, an amphitheater seating plan, and a forest backdrop to heighten nature. Excursions from suburbs and Cresson prepared. play begins at 8 o clock.
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Kenmayr
George C. Jenks
Stevens
Gernert
Jenks
Rose Coghlan
Rosalind
New York
Joseph Haworth
Orlando
Haworth
Pittsburg
Charles Hagar
Neilson
Modjeska
Margaret Mather
Mr. Hagar
Ames Cooper
Thuchafone
Hive
Anid
William Muldoon
Walter Osmond
Oakland
Adam
Hamilton
Cresson
The Farce Comedy Boom Shapes New Theater Season
Colonel Sam Dawson predicts a shift from raucous knockabout farces to more refined farce as New York managers seek distinctive shows. Adonis Dixey in The Solicitor signals the trend, while chorus girls and morals draw fresh scrutiny. The Fall of Pompeii headed for Recreation Park Allegheny with a $50,000 production and $10,000 local costs.
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Sam Dawson
Bijou
Imanagera
de Wolf Hopper
Wang
New York
Adonis Dixey
Frohman
Dixey
London
Wihyin
Wihat
Maxagin Hanny Daviate
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Davis
Cinucinnati
Plant decorations and corsage bouquets offered
Novelties for luncheon and dinner with German favors. Loose bunches for carrying and corsage bouquets are a specialty. N. Patterson, 41 Sixth Avenue, opposite Trinity.
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Sixth Avenue
Trinity
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