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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1892

Page

8

Miller Matter Laid Aside In Senate Conflicts Over Miller Nomination

Washington July 11. The Miller matter triggers renewed friction between Senator Quay and Magee over the failed confirmation of George Miller as Collector of Revenue. A political settlement aims to hang the appointment in committee until next winter with Miller likely to be confirmed later, as Wanamaker faces possible cabinet cuts and Quay campaigns on Sunday opening protests for the World's Fair. The Homestead affair attracts intense Pittsburgh interest and Senate adjournment is anticipated in two weeks. Captain Hooper reports a British steamer violation at Port Allen and transfers cargo for prosecution, valuing vessel and cargo at about $100,000.

Washington Quay C. L. Magee George Miller Warmcastle Harrison Minneapolis Magee Miller Senate Flinn Wanamaker Wannunker Pittsburg Homestead Wasahinotoxr Hooper Corwin Treasury Department Coquillan Port Eicher United States Customs Sitka Department

Minority Voice Against Senate Free Coinage Bill

Representative Charles W. Stone of Pennsylvania prepares a minority report arguing the Senate free coinage bill is crude and pernicious. The document warns repeal of the 1890 silver purchase law would flood the market with mine output, depress silver bullion, and derail prospects from the upcoming international money conference as Europe seeks more currency.

Store House Coinage Committee Europe

Failures of Keystone and Spring Garden Banks Scrutinized

A Senate subcommittee hearing on Philadelphia banks failure heard from Charles J. Stoddard of the Comptroller's office. He testified that William Trenholm overdrawn his account at the Keystone Bank by 6784 dollars, a fact not in the examiner's initial report.

Washington Senate Committee On Keystone Bpring Garden National Banks Philadelphia Charles J. Stoddard Comptroller of the Currency William Trenholm Drew Keystone Bank

Epidemics and mishaps sweep early news in brief

Smallpox plagues Victoria B C while yellow fever worsens in Vera Crag. Heavy rains hurt Tennessee wheat. A French captain and ten soldiers die in Tonquin ambuscade. A cable car wreck in Portland injures a dozen. Two men found near Boise City amid filth and vermin. Bodies also from a water-logged steamer near Waterloo. Multiple other incidents include jail escapes, treasurer thefts, and Morocco diplomatic notes.

Tennessee Vera Crag Lake Geneva Canada Barbaria Portugal Tonquin Western Union Telegraph Company Kentucky Zollverein Ae Power St. Johns N. F Boise City Idaho Eliza Edwards San Diego Santa Barbara

Georgetown man credits remedy for Mrs. Thomas life

Mr J E Thoroughgood of Georgetown Del reports that two teaspoonsful of berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved the life of Mrs Jane Thomas and cured several other bowel complaints in the area. For sale by druggists.

J. E. Thoroughgood Georgetown Del Berlain Jane Thomas

Safe Deposit Vaults Offer Absolute Protection

An advertisement urges storing valuables like silverware in Farmers' Deposit National Bank vaults at 6 Fourth Avenue for strong protection. It also lists low prices on chenille covers, portieres, drapery silk, a clothes cleaning service by Charles Pieter, and Inver beer from Eberhardt & Over.

Farmers’ Deposit National Bank Fourth Avenue Eberhardt & Over Ursu

Bargains in Hosiery and Excursions From Pittsburgh

Bargains in hosiery lisle thread in navy and seal colors reduced to 5o each. Jos. Houxs & Co. Penn Avenue Stores advertise an excursion to Atlantic City on Thursday July 14 via B and O R R at 10 dollars round trip with tickets valid for 12 trains from 1 a.m. and 6 p.m. Also a half fare excursion to Detroit on July 18 with return validity to July 31. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad promotes health and happiness with bright rosy cheeks.

Jos Houxs & Co Penn Avenue Atlantic City Pittsburgh Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Detroit Balbin Sairte

You Get More For Your Money in Cleveland's Baking Powder

The advertisement touts Cleveland's baking powder as economical and long lasting with no ammonia alum or adulterants. It emphasizes wholesomeness and full transparency by listing all ingredients on the label.

Cleveland

Marriages Licenses List From Allegheny and Nearby Boroughs

A list of marriage licenses issued yesterday in multiple towns including Allegheny County areas, Greensburg, McKeesport, Turtle Creek, Pittsburgh, and Etna borough. Names shown include John Koneeny, Hellenbrieth, Jennie M. Hain, James Strothers, Augustina Lamantia, Robert H. Ceverts, Michael Pocak, Katie Kratt, Emma E Rudolph, Rebecca M. Jones, Emil Weimer, and J. M. Ritchey among others.

Yraterday John Koneeny Allegheny Allegheny Res Hellenbrieth MeKersport Johan Oferusckey Chepsport Peer Fanart H. King E . Greensburg Jennie M. Hain Mary Ty. Yupa Ccc Cccccee Seree Michael Pocak Ceeeverseeseeseneese Eithsburg Mary Satykaxar Seeeesee Pittaburg Wim Turtle Creek Rebecca M. Jones Acee Awn Township Emil Weimer J. M. Ritchey Allegheny Siary Donnesean Licceseres

Long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Pittsburgh area

Deaths recorded include Jewnxie Dorland four months in Allegheny, Joan H Chalmers in Pittsburg, Samuel Cooutey Castle Shannon aged 85, Louisa Duff Brown aged 10, Stella Kearns five months, James Kenney, Abbie Knapp six weeks, Micauzl Mullen 56 in Marietta, infant McNaugher, O'Brien in Pittsburgh, Eversta Rex, Mrs Stark, Wallace in Pittsburg, and other notices with funeral times and locations across Allegheny and Beltzhoover areas.

Dorland Jewnxie Etiabers Harry Susie Dorland Chalmers Pittsburg Joan H. Chalmers McDonald & Chalmers Allegheny Cemetery Turspay Cooley Castle Shannon Samuel Cooutey M.S. Ward & Co East Carson Street Faooaiee Avenue Nineteenth Ward Louisa L. Brown Charles F. Dutt Ingham Many Manton Inouax Chas. F. Jr Dorothy E. Ingham Home Street Eleventh Ward Allegheny Tuxspar Ekeaerns Stella Ines John Mary Kearns Erney James Kenney Penn Avenue Trespar R. A Enapp Abbie Knapp Steubenville Pike Mullen Marietta Micuazl Mullen Aliquippa Street St. Agnes’ Church Soho Nmcnaugher Banch Ee Stark Aeyes William Stark D. H. Frederick Sixth Street Beltzhoover Borough Wrownespar Wallace Alex M. W. Sproull North Avenue Allegheny City Witlson Neul Uniontown Ives A. Me Ewina William Whee

Sunday Hats and Bicycling Wear Curtain Raiser

A local store promotes a wide range of hats for men women and children including straw sailor hats priced from 25c to 2 and Mackinaw and Knox rough straw options. It also offers Bedford Cord Yacht Caps and bicycle wear highlighting Sunday wear as a moral concern and a complete line of cycling apparel.

Remarkable Dress Goods Sale Cuts Prices on Imported Sateens

A local sale offers about 500 pieces of imported suitings and dress goods with no two alike. Prices drop to well below legitimate value as 38 to 52 inch wide fabrics, previously priced $1 to $2 a yard, are offered during the next 48 hours for quick consumer choice.

Remnant Sale Offers Dress Goods at Half Price

About 700 remnants and suit lengths remain from last Friday's Remnant Sale. Red ink sacrifice prices cut yardage to 50c and 75c with items for dresses skirts and children wraps. A few pieces of imported Bedford cords and American Suitings rear stock include all wool fabrics marked down to 25c a yard from 50c.

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