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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1889

Page

8

Smallpox Concerns Rise As Pittsburg Reports Case

The DisPatch notes Owen McMahon’s smallpox case in Chartiers valley prompts vaccine interest at the Bureau of Health. Officials say the city’s sanitary condition is generally good though immunity has bred carelessness, and pesthouse capacity remains around one hundred with past years showing variable case numbers.

Bureau of Health Chartiers Valley Owen McMahon DisPatch Canonsburg McMahon Pittsburg Emai Crosby Gray Health Department Gray Health Bureau Bas Rr Pest Pest Hospital

Married women liable for their own property debts

Boston July 17 Judge Charles Allen of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled in Edith M. Binney’s bill that married women with property in their own name are subject to liabilities from their husband’s actions. The decision addresses whether Binney can be held for two $10,000 notes endorsed in blank by her husband and discounted by Globe National Bank.

Dispatch Boston Charles Allen Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Edith M. Binney McKim Suffolk County Probate Court Maney George H. Binney Globe National Bank Allen

Boston Bothered With Billies Goats Run Rampant in East Boston

Special telegram from Boston reports an outbreak of goats overrunning an East Boston precinct. Gardens destroyed nightly, fruit bushes stripped, with one garden hosting seven goats. damages estimated around 100 dollars. Owners threaten shooting any goats found. no one claims ownership amid growing tensions.

Boston Gotham

Salt trust talk called premature by dealer

A Manistee, Michigan man claims reports of an international salt trust forming under New York law with 20 million dollars capital are premature rumors. He notes ongoing tensions among salt manufacturers and says he cannot confirm any large infringement action or settlements at this time.

Svrracese E.D. Wheeler Manistee Mich International Salt Trust New York State Jan Sarge Geo George F Saltsnion

Elks Parade on Fifth Avenue Impresses Judges

A modestly sized Elks procession was reviewed by judges on Fifth Avenue yesterday afternoon. The route was partly altered to allow a second pass by a viewing stand in front of Newell's restaurant. Judges included Exalted Grand Ruler S. E. Quinlan and H. E. Leach, with lodge contingents from Youngstown and Pittsburg, all in formal dress.

Fifth Avenue Elks Duquesne Way Igo 3 Fifth Street McRoberts John G. Maxti Exaa Oy Bilemalt Hiamittos E. Lea Leach Henry G. Perry Edwardard Larkin W. Mesans Allen O Social Session Mece J. A. Arnetrong Newell's Restaurant Pittsburg Lodge E. Quinlan H. E. Leach J. O. Armstrong Rew Lodge Babl Oungstown Lodge Pittsburg Adianapolis Detroit Cleveland

Siam’s First Paper Money Issued by Siam King

United States Minister to Siam Mr. Child forwards Siam’s first paper notes from the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp issued with royal sanction. The notes come in 1 5 and 10 trials, with a trial equal to 60 cents. The new money aims to aid merchants and the public.

Washington Child United States Siam Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Kok

Late News In Brief From a Turbulent Era

A scattered bulletin reports yellow fever in Colon and a quarantine in New York aboard the Belgian steamer Westernland. A pier shooting in New York, an earthquake jolt in Arran, a Chicago labor resolution with Anchor Line, a Topeka boiler blast, grain-rate fixes to Chicago and New York, a mass circus seating accident in Milford, and a Kansas railroad charter to build 250 miles of track. Also noted are mine disputes in Kansas and Illinois, Chicago harbor improvements, a Third Avenue injunction over a cable grip, a Paducah tragedy aboard the Gus Fowler, missing sailors near Boston, a fog-bound schooner, and a shooting likely tied to gang violence.

Arran Scotland Chicago A.ee Tosetayssa Topeka Lake Shore Nickel Plate New York Erie Pesea Kansas Nebraska Kanwara Atushee Pepsa Boo Aedella Kankakee Ljicentanton Chicago Harbor Eaptain Marshall Alumet Smether Henry Hoot Wallace Paducah Sil Ital Gus Fowler Henry Shelton Ireman Shelton Bella J. N Boston Edithein Gracie Benson Emily P Driscoll Jesus James Hbephens Stephens White Gang Jackson Fe Belog

Laws of alternating current and early converter design

An article notes Kennedy as an early pioneer who announced laws governing alternating current distribution for converters. It explains counter-electromotive force as the controlling factor, how converters are best arranged in arcs for self regulation, and credits patent coverage. It ends with a promotional snippet for Dr Jaynes Tonic and Hendricks & Co. promotions.

Kennedy Minesay

Prices of Boys Clothing Slashed at Smith Ereen’s

Bargains listed include 200 pairs of Short Pants for 9c, 29c shorts, 300 dozen Laundried Percale Waists at 35c, Children’s Sailor Suits 49c, Worsted Short Pant Suits 198, all-wool Short-Pant Suits from 2 dollars, 5 to 6 dollar Long Pant Suits at 275 and 4 dollars, and 10 to 20 dollar finest Long Pant Suits discounted to 7 dollars.

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Furnishings sale trims prices on silks and shirts

A local sale advertises Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs cut to 15c, Silk Windsor Scarfs to 25c, Fancy Flannel Shirts at 39c, White Unlaundered Shirts at 49c, Balbriggan Underwear at 49c, Flannel Shirts from 125 to 75c, and dozen Flannel Shirts from 2 to 1.

Big Lot

Hats offered at big savings in straw and fur styles

Fifty dozen fine straw hats sold at five cents each and sixty dozen fur stiff hats in tan brown and pearl shades priced from 125 to 250 dollars originally.

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