Debut at Mrs Brown’s home sparks Allegheny gossip
In Allegheny a fashionable mistress warns Cora to guard the house before a New York trip. Cora secretly hosts a lavish debut party with Mrs Brown’s silver and parlor. telegrams alert the absent owners who return to find the scene. The event ignites society chatter as weddings and entertainments fill the season.
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Cora
Allegheny
Avery
New York
Brunot
Veronia
Bandy
Creation
Mr. Brown
Brown
Allehheny
Opening of Schen ley Park Riding Academy
Reading like a fragment, the item notes the exclusive riding club as the natural venue for the new Schen ley Park Riding Academy opening. Mentions of wedding dress, lawn fetes, and local opinions populate a lively, rapid-fire page teaser with multiple names and events.
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Schenley Park
James Hong Hosts Rainy East End Soiree At Atlantic Avenue
Mr James Hong entertained a sizable group of friends at his Atlantic avenue East End home on a damp May evening. Many could not attend due to the rain yet several guests braved the downpour for a few hours of pleasure. The event featured music and social chat rewarding those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woellinger
Sarah Street
Liv
Kole
Lovina
James Hong
Atlantic Avenue
East End
Season at Cape May Opens With Delegates Arriving
Visitors flock to the Cape May resort as rail conventions open a two week schedule. Delegates arrive by special cars from New York and Philadelphia. Notables including Secretary of State Blaine are expected, with townspeople and cottage owners planning beach front improvements and night lighting along the promenade.
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Carr
Congress Hall
Stockton
New York
West Jersey
Here
Philadelphia
Reading
Philadelphia and Seashore
New
Jn 5
Amen G. Blaine
Charles Delmont
J. Sewell
Europe
Ormady Phillips
Francis C. Phillips
Pittsburg
Cape
Bellie M. Hoffer
Harrisburg
Arriva
D. BR. Galeray
Charles Johnston
Jish
Allegheny
Braddock Vocalist To Sing Solo At National Council Event
Mrs. Harry H. Bair a Braddock soprano from First Methodist Episcopal Church choir has been chosen to sing a solo at the National Council of the Jr O U A M entertainment in Musical Hall Cincinnati on the opening session day. Braddock church guild members from St Helens and St Marguerite’s will join in a musicale and Prof. Guenther’s summer night festivals for the season of 1891 will begin next Thursday.
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Jane
Eucene Field
Ethelbert Nevin
Americas Council No. 5
Daughters of Liberty
Southside
Carson and
South Twenty-first Streets
Ann TogTamme
Mayme Burnett
Maggie Koup
John Rosser
Albert Rosser
National
Pittapurg Art School
Sonip
John W. Beatty
Braddock
Harry H. Bair
First Methodist Episcopal Church Choir
National Council of the Jr
St Helens's
St. Marguerite's
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
A. W. Irwin
Guenther
Sr Srg
Ris
Roma Am Gear
Emcam
Anes Es
Oueikes
Arrivals and Visits From Pittsburg and Europe Tour Plans
The column lists Mr Edward A Wood and wife at the Seaside Atlantic City. Messrs J McKay and E Pitestra of Pittsburg arrive at Colorado Beach. Miss Annie L McNulty of Booneville visits her sister Mrs BR Taggart of Palio Alto Street. Several friends send wishes to Miss Millie and Emma Magee for health and travel plans. Plans are noted for a month in Europe touring Italy Germany France and England. Miss Lida Niccolls of Uniontown visits Miss Chella Clarke for the Pennsylvania College for Women commencement. Rev Joseph M Duff and A W Duff sail for a three month European tour. Harry J White of Pittsburgh is mentioned with railway and bank roles. Mrs M Stevenson and niece Miss Margaret Lewis depart for extended travel, with social engagements planned around the Fourth.
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Braddock
Margaret Stewart
Robert E. Stewart
North Braddock
Braddock National Bank
Allegheny County
Alvin C. Dinkey
Miss Stewart
Robert E., Jr
Samuel J. Shaw
United Presbyterian Church of
Lily Boyd
Turtle Creek
Minnie Dinkey
John M. Stewart
Grant Anderson
Charlies E. Dinkey
Robert Maginns
Brad
Mr. Dinkey
Edward A. Wood
Atlantic City
Messrs. J. McKay
E. Pitestra
Pittsburg
Colorado Beach
Annie L. McNulty
Booneville, Mi
BR. J. Taggart
Palio Alto Street
Washington
de Beaor Ward
Nes
Lida Niccolls
Uniontown
Chella Clarke
Marchand Street
East End
Pennsylvania College For Women
Joseph M. Duff
Mansfield Presbyterian Chore
A W. Duff Esq
New York
Europe
Harry J. White
Hem Ge
Pittsb
National Encampment Preparations Prompt Detroit Trip Plans
Interest grows for the National En campment in Detroit with Pittsburg representing strongly. Details cover travel rates from Pittsburg to Detroit, water route options, ticket dates in August, and accommodations. Posts and veterans groups organize rallies, Pullman cars, and parade plans while public notices set deadlines and housing arrangements for attendees.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Western
Detroi
Comae
Post 8
Sidhee Aey Post & Rty
Memwane
Card
Post 1597
Joe SS
Dommander
Veazey
Mich
James A. Raring
A.D. C
Semi-Annual Encampment Set For Williamsport 1891
General orders state the Department Commander announces the semiannual encampment at Williamsport from July 11 to 18, 1891. Comrades from Williamsport prepared, tents and straw will be provided about one mile outside the city, with blankets and requisition forms due by July 1. Railroad rates will be announced in future orders.
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Boyer
Gettysburg
Williamsport
Arene
Requests for addresses from Department Headquarters
The notice seeks addresses for Thomas Carroll Isle Corporal Company B Seventy first Pennsylvania Volunteers by Charlies E Ihling Adjutant Post 56 5000 Haverford Street Philadelphia and Captain W H Knight of Company B Eighty second Penn Ivani Voisneaers by Mra Mary Helmer awaka Ind Any member of Company K Fourth Ohio Cavalry who knew Christopher Dauberman and of his having the wounded on the head at Hunterville Als 18 Webb by Dauberman 7 dtrest Philadelphia Pat
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Thomas Carroll
Isle
Seventy
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Charlies E. Ihling
Haverford Street
Philadelphia
W. H Knight
Penn- Ivani
Webb
Dauberman
Pat
Post Homage and Reunion Notes From Army Posts
Burials at Post 163 and Post 8 mark recent funeral honors. Monthly meetings, reunions, and commemorations unfold across Pittsburgh area posts with officers credited for leadership and endurance. Members attend services, muster in, and plan memorials while political figures and veterans’ organizations participate in events and fundraising efforts.
Memorial services noted for Encampment No 1 and No 6
The report covers memorial services held by Encampment No 1 and No 6 with addresses by Rev C B Krva and speeches by J H Stevenson and others. It notes pension business for Counanz C B Stewart and J H Stevenson, and mentions new encampments formed since March 1. The Uniontown No 49 encampment held a memorial for J C Whaley, formerly of the Sixth Indiana Volunteers.
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Counanz C. B. Stewart
Swissville
Lavaevor Larrys
Fiftieth
Pennsylvania
Mn Iuto
Tax Union
Soldiers
Huntingdon
C.B. Krva
No. 6
Third Street
Allegheny
Uniontown
J. C. Whaley
Sixth Indiana Volunteers
J. H. Stevenson
Seventy-eighth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
J.B. Hoy
Prinot
Garrerrs Cighen
Captain Boggs
Keirn
W. McClelland
J. H. Stevenson & Co
Thomas McKee
Pittsburg
Ore
Thomas J. Holmes
Itiaburg
Vyania
Princeton
Military notes and appointments from the city
Gossip of the Guard reports several officials and officers in the city from the Fifth and Tenth Regiments. It notes leaves of absence, resignations, and appointments, plus an upcoming Lieutenant Colonel election for the Eighteenth Regiment and a World’s Fair military parade committee plan.
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Cartan
Europe
Eran Wilhelm
General McClelland
Dyce Southam
Tasciens Forshe Lowry
Coleman Range
Mt. Gretna
Alex. Hawking
F. L Butsome
Leeney
Ouromsy
Rambanad
Luncheon and Dinner Plant Decorations Novelties
A fragmented note lists plant decorations and novelties for luncheon and dinner settings. It mentions decorative arrangements and themed centerpieces, suggesting a display or sale context without complete details.
Unusual Low Prices At TNM Lot For Hardware Goods
Unclear ad copy lists items such as 25¢ cream, 10¢ moth balls in boxes, 9c price tag, portable reels at 74c, 4-panel screens at 119, and $150 water family knives priced lower. Approximate sale emphasis on bulk and bargain electronics and home goods with heavy discount phrasing across multiple items.
Leather goods at remarkably tempting prices
A sale notice touts leather goods and accessories at low prices. Hand satchels, silk shopping bags, belts, and purses are advertised with deep discounts, claiming the largest selection in New York and prices from 19c to 99c. Various items include ladies bags, belts, and silver gilt goods.
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York
Special Ladies Handkerchiefs On Sale In Three Styles
Three styles of ladies handkerchiefs featured with prices. Silk handkerchiefs with scalloped edges offered at 23 cents per piece. All-linen handkerchiefs with scalloped and embroidered edges priced around 16 cents each. Additional linen stitched handkerchiefs offered at 2 cents each in limited quantities.
Seasonable lace sale at DANZIGER'S for wash dresses
Laces on sale with 16c to 19c per yard prices, including 800 pieces of Point de Gene and 1,000 pieces Oriental laces. Children’s white goods present at 2c and 12c each. White corded hats at 24c each and pink blue sun bonnets offered at a bargain.
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Danziger’s
Biggest Wrappers Purchase Comes to Pittshut Exhibition
A rapid New York trip netted Pittshut a vast stock of Wrappers and related garments. Thousands of styles in all sizes and fabrics, including Gingham Mourning and Sateen Tea Gowns, will be sold at bargain cash prices. Over 3,000 wrappers, all-wool Challis, and Silk fronts are offered with many pieces under $2 and up to $1.74. Also featured are indigo and dark chints wrappers, with selections from $1 to $6.1.
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New York
New Yo
Danziger
Pittsburg
Challis W. Sarah
Cambria Corset Co to Sell Drawers Monday Morning
Partial readable OCR notes indicate Cambria Corset Co plans a Monday morning sale of ladies drawers. Descriptions include low V shapes, embroidery, torchon insertion, lace edging, fine muslin, tucks, and edging. Items priced with numbers like 125 appear, though specifics are garbled.
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Iron City Brewery
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