Summer by the Sea at Cape May Visitors
Cape May hosts a lively week with Philadelphians and other visitors enjoying hotels, ballrooms, and the pier. The Cape May City Athletic Club held a successful annual meet despite rain, with entrants from Harvard Princeton Andover and more. Prominent guests include Adjutant General Hastings and Cardinal Gibbons among Pittsburg and Union City visitors at Congress Hall and Stockton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
Andover
New York Athletic
Manhattan Athletic Club
Staten Island Atletic Club
Cape May City Athletic Club
Car of State Charties
United States
Stockton
McAleer
Reyburn
Clay
Mylan
Deardon
Graham
Ane Snames
Grant Ao
Cap A. A. Clay
Elk County
G. W. Johnson
Johnson & Hunter
Union City
Congress Hall
John W. Noble
Secretary of the Interior
Cardinal Gibbons
J. F. Johnson
Vélma Johnson
Pittsburg
Aie Painter
Congress
Pitts
C. & Wright
Eranany
I A. Constraus
George Heard
Amusements at Atlantic City during July week
Atlantic City hosts a bustling summer scene with Pennsylvanians exploring beaches and sea breezes. Major E A Montooth of Pittsburg draws attention as the season’s leading figure, while Miss Kinzer and Mrs Hurley are noted favorites. The piece lists arrivals from Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania, local gatherings, dances, garden parties, weddings, and social happenings along the boardwalk and nearby towns, capturing a lively resort portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Atlantic City
Atlantic Coast
E. A. Montooth
Pittsburg
Qaky
Miss Kinzer
Oakland
Mia Hurley
Daniel Sick
Pittsbore
Father Kearney
St. Patrick’s Church
Eee
McDowell
McGlade
Brigantine
Senator Quay
Burr McIntosh
R Wilson
Paine
Pitsburg
Amlong
Charley
Winsing
Phi
Charley Medinde
Pennsylvania
D. P. Reichard
Isa Davie
Gertie Frank
Annie Frank
Swonel Frank
Ryan
R. Courrr
Eema TR Ray
Grak
L. Brander
H. van the Denis
N. J
James T
Tom H. Duff
E. A. Kitzmiller
Alice Kitzm
Shelburne
J. Portes
Ve Shultz
James Means
E. E. W. Bigelow
Bright Wrence Darr
Miss Darr
W. Darr
Thomas Liggett
Mra
Des Trapmers
Cnids
Maude Hollis
P. Soene Banks
Windsor
Sam J. Musgrave
Gg Museah Jr
John H. H. Re Eewr
Benjamin Vandergrift
Traymore
Among the Chautauquans at Lakeside Resort
Chautauqua scenes and gossip from Lakeside Summer Resort noting Bishop Vincent’s welcome visit, free mail day, and a cramped unsafe post office. It mentions local figures Bolly Lewis and Rev. M. Eon, plus visiting student delegations from Dublin Edinburgh and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautareva
Chautauqua
Vineet
Vincent
Peters
Bolly Lewis
Atheneum
Rev. & M. Eon
Franklin
Chautanua
Dublin
Edinburgh
Camivel
Donald G. Mitchell
Manber
Seeedaa
Kentucky
Eir Te
Mae Au
Tiven
Ennie Hall
Wade
Brook
Eoffin
Sonsini
Yale Galiegs
Chauta Pago
Yale
Yale Na
Ft Seca
Bedford Springs Scene Brimming With Prominent Guests
A lively season at the Bedford Springs mountain resort draws governors and leading businessmen. Governor Beaver and staff oversee Fifth Regiment camps south of Springs Hotel while ex Governor Curtin and other dignitaries mingle with Pittsburgers arriving by train. A big reception, party planning for gubernatorial efforts, and social rounds fill the week as notable locals and visitors attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburiers
Breprorn Stames
Beaver
Leen
Doty
Sine
McGirr
the Gazette
Hastings
Bandecens Gonanel
Curtin
Isaie
Ruth Batley
V. A. Kelly
L. W. Dalsell
Charlies O. Rowe
Y. Ewing
George C. W
James H. Park
Sellers
E. P. Cowell
K. B. Mellon
A. W. Mello
L. Schoonmaker
O. H. Childs
Debating Society closes season with Evan M Roberts address
The Twenty fifth ward Debating Society held its final meeting of the season at the ace Mr Evan M Roberts on Friday evening. The gathering was well attended. Regular meetings the souumad mep number six. Misses Gertruds and Laura Adolsheimer were pleasantly surprised at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Ward
Evan M. Roberts
Souumad
Gertruds
Laura Adolsheimer
Avalon native leaves for East and multiple travel notices
Mias Sue Moyle of Avalon goes East while Jennie McCarron departs for Atlantic City. Dozens of residents from Allegheny and surrounding areas plan visits to Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Ocean Grove, Atlantic City, and Mt Clemens for trips of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Sue Moyle
Avalon
A. Price
New Or
Jennie McCarron
Atlantic City
Mien Hattie Base
Colwell Street
Oil City
Rela
Harie
Ithaca
Keres
Hart
John Guiens
Mente
Mt Clemens
George R. Shidle
Thomas Irwin
Sianenena
Allegheny
Summer Hill
Woodvile
M. A. Yoder
Aesia Vist
Mahanoy City
H. J. Benitz
Second Avenue
Ca B
Bypcomeas
Chicago
Ewaner
Millie F. Hays
Robinson Street
Allgheny
Ocean Grove
Ethel
East End
Cleveland
C. H. Allen
Fenn Feun
Avegue
Twelfth Ward
J. B. Stevenson
Mies Hessie
Beech Street
Point Chautauqua
Mra. M. Black
Ohio Street
Baltimore
New York
Annie Glesenkamp
Cetawba Islands
Lake Erie
Mr. & Eagle
Passiel & Eagle
Louis Dahime
K'Ra
Charles A. Osslerry
Josia
Agg
al Isaacs
Allegheny City
Irssa
Kenne
Southside
Eacem
Sam
Anne L. ‘McCarthy
Arena
George
Elunter
Washington
Cincinnati
Scotia
Ed Bridge
Mics Edna
Johnstown
Cresson
Geo Sbhiras
Deer Park
Sharquette
Mich
Cue Southnide
Empaniek
Ippert
Boston
Atlanto
B.Z Jacobs
Mc Clemens
Mise Lydie Ludwig
Wal
Mies
Jeannette
Tim
Harmony
Ea Jay
Kay
Teimaie
Miss Jennie Allers Leaves for St Louis Bridesmaid Aid
Miss Jennie Allers of Mt Washington departs this morning to act as bridesmaid for schoolmate Miss Maggie Deming in St Louis. Also traveling with Misses Mary Sadie and Teresa Mooney, accompanied by their uncle Mr Joseph Dailhens, on a trip visiting Treland radon Strassburg Paris and Rome.
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Visi Iy
England
Relases
Germany
Witzerland Exposition
Jennie Allers
Mt. Washington
St. Louw
Maggie Deming
George Beal
Mary, Sadie
Teresa Mooney
Sandusky Street
Joseph Dail Hens
Treland
Radon
Strassburg
Paris
Rome
Sewickley Socials Parade Visitors and Club Events
Miss Rogie White returns home after a visit. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. H Christy and family in Lock Haven. Many local families and members of the Sewickley Country Club attend gatherings. a postponement due to bad weather shifts outdoor events to next Friday. Open tennis tournament planned for Thursday through Saturday, with singles, doubles, and mixed events hosted by the club. A long list of club members is provided, highlighting attendees and entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewickley Soctotr
Rogie White
Rene
Mr. Ha
Mra. MC
Masigapoon
Lock Haven
H. Christy
Alexandria Bay
Mra. Duncan
Nellie
Wn Sptsaryy Brolying
Geo Clapp
Marion
C Taugua
John Flemin
Martha King
Long Branch
John Messrs
George Hutchinson
Swift Miller
Cam
Big Sewickley Creek
William Almstead
Little Fanarites
Hartford
Mia
Almstead
Miss McCrcery
Bilmore
Minnie Carpenter
Cowdon Haghy
William Snyder
Edgeworth
Eitcher
Judeon Brooks
AE Starr
Cat Ian
Stadios
Ecctiemenai
Satudas
J. Fanny
Siach Rnape
Louise Rial
John Brooks
J. J. Brooks, Jr
Lawrence A Wans Jr
Alas
Ethel Christy
Ma al Christy Bayard Cristy
Ar ES Carpenter. Cain
C. 5
John Chow
Iles Seninifliam Dravo
Nellie Dravo
Elizabeth Dickson
R.A. Fran Mr
J. R. Gilmore
E. D. Gilmore
Edith George Hutchin
Frank Hutchinson
Fred'iewin
Ma Tew
Wbeena
Kennet
Aa Messinen
Sare Meiinen
Ony
McKnight
McKnighi
Magwore
Eugene Skeina
Medex E Miller
W. Modie
H BR. Miller
Daisy Miller
Martha Porter
Ram
A. C. Ee
Tsa Robinson
Pe Rice
C. A. Rice
G. E. Riceardson
Charles Richardson
A. Va Hicksrosa
Richardson
E. E. Bands
George Somerville
T.A. Standish
W.D. Seymour
John Semple
John M. Tate, Jr
Dale Tate
E. A. Lawrence
Charles W "Page
White
Sophie White
Td Mra
Hay Walker
W. W. George
Habis Whiteseil
Alice
Elinor
C . Wilson
Bonds saved: premium payments total over 202 million
A historical notice reports United States bonds purchased from August 8 1887 to date with totals for amount pur chased cost and total maturity values. The text intertwines with a brief literary excerpt about saying good night and a remembered exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Slomloh
Farmer Hobbuck Comments on Hammock Comfort and Cornhusks
In a rustic remark, Farmer Hobbuck suggests the city boarders would not object if he reclaimed their old hair and slept on cornhusks, framed as a wry, rural joke by a judge.
Bathhouse News at Jordan's Bathboat Scheme
Captain Jordan, owner below the Sixth Street Bridge, orders 2000 trunks for bathers. All male patrons must wear trunks entering water. Swimming lessons planned with the boat reserved for ladies on Wednesdays and Fridays 10 to 12. Free outfits for ladies lacking dresses. Boat noted as safe with graded depths and ongoing instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Sixth Street
Allegheny River
Hotel Norumadic Opens in Atlantic City Spotlight
The Normandie in Atlantic City, managed by T. C. Gillette, brother of the late E. A. Gillette, debuts this summer with an experienced hotel team. Gillette’s lineage includes Colonnade Hotel Philadelphia and Hotel Kaaterskill Catskills. Chef Kaiser leads the kitchen as Normandie promises comfort and refined service for returning guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Gillette
E. A. Gillette
Philphia
Kaaterskill
Catskill Mountains
Normandie
Kaiser
Continental
LaFaysabe
General Cyrus Bussey A Versatile Civil War Leader
General Cyrus Bussey is profiled as a versatile figure in business politics and public service. Born October 5 1833 in Hubbard Ohio he rose from Iowa State Senator to colonel and brigadier general in the Civil War and later commanded districts in Arkansas and the Army of the Tennessee He earned promotions for gallantry conducted campaigns against Jackson and Johnston and later built a postwar career in New Orleans as a businessman and public figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Sons of Veterans
Cyrus Bussey
Hubbard
Trumbull County
Ohio
Iowa
Bussey
Sista
Ls Snasha
Bossey
Bentunion
Keokuk
Kirkwood
Fremont
Third
Iowa Cavalry
Penny
Southwest
Steele
Army of the Southwest
Arkansas
Vicksburg
Grant
Joe Johnston
Jackson
Sherman
Johnston
Canton
Miss
Pearl River
Indian Territory
Fort Smith
Louisiana
Texas
New Orleans
Veterans News From Posts 26 145 157 At Large Picnic
Post 26 is thriving and meetings occur every other Friday. Post 145 plans an annual picnic in early August at Castle Shannon. Post 157 faces a burn injury risk to Thomas Nelson, possibly losing sight. Post 157 hosts a storytelling contest for a prize cake. G A R ladies formed a new circle in Johnstown to aid the stricken city. A badge retrieved from Johnstown remains with Comrade Thomas W. Baker. General Neal Dow’s daughter is an invalid scholar mastering multiple languages. G A R ladies committees return from Johnstown with duties supporting flood victims. A ladies meeting is set for July 28 in the old University building. The One Hundred Second Regimental Association reunion is August 15 in Butler with round trip from city on West Penn Road. badges issued at reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post 26
Post 145
Castle Shannon
Thomas Nelson
Post 157
Post
Oakshade
D. A. Jones
Johnstown
G. A. BR
Thomas W. Baker
Neal Dow
Weiman
el Ave
Old University
One Hundred and Second Regiment
Bhtler
Weat Penn Road
Butler
Encampment Details For Pennsylvania Division Wilkesbarre 1890
The next encampment of the Pennsylvania Division will be held at Wilkesbarre between May 1 and 16, 1890 with exact date to be fixed by the Colonel. Representatives to the National Encampment are named including Edwin 12 as Delegate at Large and George Fetes as Alternate, with several others assigned to Camp 187 and Camp 6. Staff officers are listed under the Colonel, including Chaplain BH Quinby and Adjutant, Quartermaster, and Judge Advocate. The Council appoints a committee to distribute to the encampment, with Past Colonel J L Rake and others named. Contributions are to be turned over to the committee for prompt handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
E. J
Edwin
la George Fetes
Dela C. Dieten
Parker
W. B
Sasan
Sepeln
J. L. Rake
Martin
Carpenter Sanders Falls From Roof In Swiss Break Incident
A carpenter named Sanders fell from a roof while shingling at Swiss Breaks, suffering a broken leg and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Perfumes and scents in life and art across eras
A survey of perfume history and use, from ancient heartwood aloex and royal courts to modern urban fashion. It details scent practices in Eastern seraglios, coronation spectacles, and English parlor customs, alongside notes on fragrance chemistry, carnation bases, and the social role of perfumes in daily life. It also touches on contemporary art scenes and exhibitions in New York, naming several artists and galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seraglio
Charles of Burgundy
Erasmus
Charles II
London
New York
Eastest
South
Southwest
Denver
San Francisco
Lunatore
Lundborg
Tiffanys
Bacon
Espagne
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Cape May
Carz May
X. J
Krombbaar
Garri
Jersey Supreme Court
Spsemp
Silatingamen
Mateu
Ae Ae
Hoey
St Ceveral Drt
Harper
Glee Club
Ewing
Chauane Ganze
R. F. Patterson
A. E. Evans
A. E Carrier
Mises F. Allen
Rty-Fifth Ward
Allerbeny
Lottie M. Preston
Mary E. Angney
Ee W. Whiteside
Ee M. Ritchie
Oliver J. Thatcher
S. A. Espey
Amusements
Western Avenue
John L. Tucker
Close
J.D. Tucker
Frank Hugo
Ae Charley Hugo
Millvale
George B. Simpson
Lawrenceville
Annie Hoehl
Henry Hoehl
Paul E. Zeller
Wempees
Shaler Township
Julliard Payne
Indianapolis
O'Neil
North Hiland Avenue
Caldwell
Garnis
West End
Annie M. Henderson
T. J. Hamilton
Thomas Garzola
Hal Hamilton
Longdon
Messrs. P. A
Katie Ward
Minnie Goodwin
Mr. Roak
Jessie Hamilton
Don
Flan Mameereethe Ee Gwin
Savill
Misses Katie
Emma Ehrhardt
Ida Hahn
Gertie Kramer
Sadie Fisher
Jennie Donn
Annie Lanahan
Hatfield
Cora R
Tillie Birkwiller
Lyde A Mra. Carrier
Mise McClellands
Messrs
Jobopani
John Weyley
John
George Meister
Omas Beechey
Philip Caltean
William Carlisle
Stark Packer
John Lambertas
Charles Fisher
William McPherson
Valley Camp Mission Band
Misa Bessle Kerr
Wii Price
J J Porter
Treadway
Schoaren
Hazlett
Samen
Mias H. J
Ed C. Jennings
Shouten Street
Mr. Gommah, Seech
Gee Tase -Eele Yi Vaughan
Edith Jack
Cora Go Liese Zimmerman
Emma Echershberger
Mary McMurray
Jo Emma
Mary Cronmiller
Eva Id Messia
Bedford Springs
Bonds
Aes
Bathhouse News
Grand Army Echoes
Grand Army Notes
Lone of Veterans
Shirley Dare
ALL
Lubin
Artists and Art Matters
Kaurmax
Carroll
H. 5
Stevenson
Mayer's
Moe
Géilespie’s
Leon Caille
Morrison's
Erican Fine Arta Society
Society of Art Guild
Art Students
Society of Painterain Pastel
Architectural League
Sesoetease Gussie Eat Coher
Ene
A. F. Kixe
Haa Seinhulry Beatles
Gillespie's
Miss Katzenberger
Ely
G. F. Hetzel
Young's
Hetzel
R. le Grand Johnston
Dean
Miss Vorgtly
Young
Weegtly
Air
J. KR. Anderson
Federal Street
T. M. Latimer
Federal St. Allegheny, Pa
Jyl
Newton
Miss Newton
Hall’s Bazaar
Hopper Bros. & CO
Wood ST
Fuil-Wrea
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