Youghal’s Raleigh Home and Spenser’s Kilcolman Arm
A travelogue voice describes Youghal east of Cork with its sea harbor and ivy clad Raleigh home. It recalls Spenser at Kilcolman, Desmonds’ siege, Raleigh’s land grants, and the quiet ruin of Kilcolman with the Awbeg river famed in verse.
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Malow
Ireland
Cork
All Ireland
Youchal
Blackwater
Old City
Youghal
Aec
Spenser
Foltas
Shakespeare
Kilcolman
Encar L. Wazemax
A Wicked Invention and the Business Brace
A Milwaukee News note discusses a bartender who reportedly created a new drink called the Business Brace. It laments the lack of patent protection for mixed drinks while warning of imitations and fraudulent braces appearing in popular venues.
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Milwaukee News
Aboard School Amaranth Laughs at Fines for Slang
A young boarding school boy explains to his mother the Amaranth society scheme with fines for slang and swearing. He notes a President and Vice President and an editor, while the boy admits he is merely a swearer who pays in.
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Charlie
Fine Whiskies and Pure Rye Whisky Listings 1880
A fragmented 1880 catalog style notice lists Pure Rye Whisky brands and vintages including McKim's Pure Rye Whisky, Guckenheimer Pure Rye, Old Monongahela, Moss Export, and others. It references quantities full quarts and prices around 82 00 and 97 Fifth Ave, with names like William J. Femay and Mamaux & se.
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Go Waciac
Gibson
Guckenheimer
Monongahela
J. Femay
Castoria Through the Ages in a Mother’s Tale
A nostalgic recitation notes Castoria as a remedy from infancy to motherhood. The speaker recalls using Castoria for a sick baby and continues through childhood, adolescence, and the childbearing years, asserting continued reliance on the remedy.
New Homes Projected and Diamond Street Improvement News
The Dispatch reports modest stock activity and a recovery hint after the Johnstown disaster. Real estate shows strength with 208 deeds totaling 502 102 and 154 mortgages valued at 890 607. New Wood and Diamond streets development eyed at 50 000 with Diamond street upgrades planned, plus an Hazelwood omnibus line boosting transit and property values.
Revival thirst in the Stock Market Ends Week
The market closed lower amid broad weakness with only 17 shares of Switch and Signal trading at 23. Traders expect a better week as many orders loom and investors eye possible gains. The sector bonds and insurance moved aside to force sales while bids and offers appeared uneven.
Johnstown Disaster Drops Market Activity
The report notes very quiet banking activity with routine operations only. Clearing figures, exchange rates, and balance information are given for key cities, including New York and Baltimore, detailing weekly changes and calls for bullion in London.
Killing Time as Brokers Amuse Themselves with Dominoes
The oil market opened firm then weakened, with lower figures expected this week. First sale at 823, market settled near 83 percent, weak trading and unprofitable scalping due to narrow fluctuations. Some brokers passed time playing dominoes while awaiting a turn. Week’s run price ranged from 63 to 615, with clearings at 2,906,000.
Market Features and Prices in New York Listings
Fragmentary notice describes market items and premiums in New York areas including Bradford and Pliteburg with a 25 cent premium indicated. Names like Petee-atrest and Barrels are unclear but point to goods and pricing in urban markets.
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Thetree
Pisesbarg
Petee
Petroleum shipments and clearances reported in brief
Brief market note records multiple crude oil and petroleum shipments and clearances with figures such as 452,000 barrels and 51,606 barrels, alongside notes on national transit certificates opening and closing at various prices. Names like A. B. McGrew & Co appear among quoted entries.
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Nee So
Pittssvee
Jone
Petroleum Quiet
Eos Bie
A. B. McGrew & Co
Bidgesi
Real Estate Deals Dominate East End Market News
Kelly and Rogers close a major sale of the W. W. Young property on Penn Avenue to J. R. Rush and partners. The six acre site in East Liberty Valley will be subdivided into villa lots. Multiple other properties change hands across East End, Sixteenth Ward, and Cable-Oakland, including parcels on Ganwiseh Street, Baum Grove, and West Market Street, with prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars in Orphans' Court and private transactions.
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Penn Avenue
Squirrel Hill
Oakland
Wood and
Diamond Streets
Diamond Street
W. W. McNeill & Bro
Fourth Avenue
James Nesbet
Ganwiseh Street
Sixteenth Ward
City
Second Ward
Allegheny
F. Er
Amithfeld Street
Baum Grove
Baum Street
Hiland Avenue
W. F. Meron
Eines
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Marion Place
Hossestead
Green Black & Baird
Louisa Larner
Lowrie & Flinn
Cable
EL. Love
Shipley
East End
Julians Voetter
J. M. Mholm
John A. Eckert
West Market Street
Adegsny
M. J. Morton
Building permits show solid week for new construction
Last week 41 building permits issued with an estimated total cost of 143 068 dollars. Notable entries include John Fiood for a two story frame house on Hancock street in the Thirteenth ward. M Gilmore filed for a three frame two story structure on Elmally near Knox Avenue in the Thirteenth ward. William Glieser reported a one frame two story on Edwond Street in the Sixteenth ward. James Lyons filed for a one frame two story on Elysian Street between Hastings and Fifth in Swenapebieab ward.
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Chautauqua Lake Ice Company
Ninth Ward
St. Nicholas
John Fiood
Hancock Street
Thirty-third
Dickson Streets
Thirteenth Ward
Bostan
Boston
Fourteenth Ward
M. Gilmore
Elmalley
Knox Avenue
Thireenth Ward
William Glieser
Edwond Street
Liberty Agenue
Sixteenth Ward
James Lyons
Elysian Street
Hastings
Fifth Presan
Framed Dwellings and Brick Homes Listed by Ward
A long list of properties described by ward, street, and dimensions includes multiple frame one and two story houses, brick three story blocks, two frame four story structures, and mixed-use buildings. Locations feature Pittsburgh area streets such as Forbes avenue, Carson Street, Greenfield street, and Fifth avenue, with wards from Ninth to Thirty-third noted. Ownership attributed to various individuals and estates, including J. S. Shadfer, Michael End, and Shannon estate, among others.
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Eighteenth
Preston
Syo-Atory
Ae Tech
Pann Avenue
Roenf
Maria Cee Arene
Steuben Street
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Para Tipceventh
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Berga Street
Twenty-seventh Ward
LJ. Beam
Hinton M. E Church
Thirteenth Street
Kean Many Bingham
Twentyth Ward
Jacoba
Penn Street
Liberty Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Soho
Pany
Forbes Avenue
Boston
Brady Streets
Fourteenth Ward
Fenton
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Chautauqua Lee Com Pape
Pike Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Ninth Wa
Malden
Greenfield Street
Ee Ward
G. G. Jones
Watt's Lane
Thirteenth Ward
Eliza Hindmarch
Eureka Street
Hancock Street
Dickson Street
M. Bulk
Beclin Street
Tueerteareet
Fred Robies
Oak Street
Shadfer
Carson Street
Michael End
Taney Alley
Ninth Streets
Ichael
Carson Vireo
Fenssen
Adam Manna
James Mi
Fifth Avenue
Chestnut
Mogee Streets
Sixth Ward
Stocks Fall After Ragged Opening On West Rates Trouble
New York stocks opened weak amid reports of rate troubles in the West and Northwest. Early gains faded as gold reserves fell by over 1.5 million dollars, dragging many issues below the prior close. Central and New England rails led declines, while Vanderbilts and Wabash attracted notable activity amid cautious trading. Total sales amounted to 511000 dollars with most prices lower by day’s end.
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Northwest
Central
New England
Northern Pacific
Gould
Wabashi
Missouri Pacific
Jersey
Tral
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Eeena Tae
Ohio
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Live Stock Markets at East Liberty Yard Quiet Trade
Condition of the market shows 580 head in pen and none shipped to New York. No cattle were sent in today and consignments were light. Overall activity described as nothing doing with slow movement in the market.
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Sterling Exchange
Shenay
East Liberty
Judge Ewing Reduces City Assessment for Graff Bennett Co
Judge Ewing reduced the city assessment on Graff Bennett & Co property in the Thirty third ward. The site now belongs to a syndicate including James W. Friend James M. Bailey and James Piccards. The total assessment fell from 430 73 to 225 000 for land and buildings plus 60 000 for improvements and machinery totaling 175 000.
Local Criminal Court Sentences Include Larceny Terms
In Criminal Court yesterday George Roberts drew six months in the workhouse for larceny. Mike Dickson received months in the workhouse for larceny. John Krusa faced 16 months in the workhouse on two larceny charges. Thomas Sailor earned three months in the workhouse. George Shields drew two years in the penitentiary for entering a building with intent to commit a felony. James Frew, on two larceny charges, received three years in the penitentiary.
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George Roberts
Mike Dickson
John Krusa
Thomas Sailor
George Shields
James Frew
Armstrong Sues For Divorce In Fidelity Case
Jacob A. Armstrong yesterday filed for divorce from Rose A. Armstrong amid fidelity allegations. J M Rourk, Esq. served as the law representative. Maggie Thomas and Fred Thomas, along with Alexander McFarlan, were appointed commissioners in the case of J Anderson against William Anderson.
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Jacob A. Armstrong
Rose A. Armstrong
J.M. Rourk
Maggie Thomas
Fred Thomas
Alexander McFarlan
J. Anderson
William Anderson
Commissioners Recommend Four Election Districts For Indiana Township
The Indiana township commissioners report proposes dividing the township into four election districts with specified boundaries. Names involved include Jolly Hantz, William Berking, W. E. Shaw, and others as part of the boundary recommendations.
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Jonms Nin
D. A. Wilhelm
J. Mankedick
Jolly Hantz
William Berking
W. E. Shaw
Indiana Township
Lin
Progressive Lemon Party Draws Backlash From Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record decries a so called Progressive Lemon Party claiming the lemon’s usefulness ends at lemonade and mocks recent invitations from Washington as an unassisted, unsubstantial political gimmick.
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The Lemon Party With Curious Prizes
Guests receive mysterious summons and attend a peculiar lemon themed party. A “Squeezing Committee” counts lemon seeds, tallies them on a register, and awards prizes for closest guesses and seed counts. The event features lemon dishes and a grand lemon centerpiece.
Countess and troupe travel with goats in rustic fashion
A Kensington socialite known for her cat companions tours the countryside with four footed friends, even sleeping among them. The Countess Coney and her Austrian nobility entourage travel with a circus, planning a Paris program before the expedition ends. At Gusky's store, buyers of men and youth suits over ten dollars receive tickets to shipyard baseball games at Recreation Park this season.
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Kensington
Gerard’s Cross
Coney
Austria
Paris
Recreation Park
Holiness People and maritime tales mix in late news brief
A volatile Delaware River Valley crowd of Holiness People faces speculation amid rumors of a Semummepensity faith. Reports note divers salvaging guns from two ships after a naval incident while other items mention stock trades, political fraud cases, and Hawaii style hurricane responses.
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Kimberly
Snenes Ie
Calliopes Manuablea
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Wall Street
Henry & Ives
Cleveland
Charles E. Potter & Co
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New York Congressman Timothy Campbell Visits Pittsburg
Hon. Timothy Campbell, the well known New York Congressman, was in the city yesterday as a guest of T. O’Leary. He came on business to Pittsburg but was detained for several days by the accident. He praised Pittsburg as a great city full of energy and promise.
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Timothy Campbell
T. O'Leary
Architect John Frazier of Pittsburg East End Fame
The interview profiles architect John Frazier of Pittsburg and Allegheny famed for a Stanton and Naylor avenue project. He recalls rapid health decline, losing over 25 pounds, reduced appetite, and fatigue rendering him unfit for work and despondent.
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Frasier
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Kirkwood Street
Frazier
Messrs. Flynn, McGee and Stewart
Stanton and Naylor Avenues
East End
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