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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1892

Page

9

Allegheny Votes Targeted Bond Plan for Street Improvements

City officials consider issuing 1,000,000 in long term bonds to fund heavy street work in wards. Council debates financing with taxes next year as bids push total to about 2,100,000, with 750,000 bond idea previously defeated. Chief Ehlers and Public Works chair Lowe clash over urgency and cost.

Allegheny City Common Branch Ehlers Department of Public Works 8. C. Lowe Public Works Committee Aud Crothet Tepayne North Avenue East Street Main Street Pennsylvania Avenue Geover Avenue Weetgra Avenue Island Avenue East Ohiotreet Wools Allegheney Avenue Western Avenue Franklin Street Cabinet Street Federal Street Sherman Avenue Eblers Lowe

Northside Bond Issue Sparks Debate in Common Council

The Northside faces a ward by ward bond proposal with fears of direct taxation if rejected. Movement supporters claim strength but doubt passage through Common Council and mayoral approval. A servant girl grievance note hints at broader civic unrest, with more details promised in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.

Common Council Lowe Public Works Committee

Train to Atlantic City for Jr O U M event

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special train from Pittsburg leaving at 11 55 p m Sunday June 19 for the National Council of Jr O U M at Atlantic City New Jersey Tickets at 10 for round trip are valid ten days and open to the general public with stops at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia Sleeping car and tickets available at B O city ticket office The American office J Rhodes Miller and B O depot office.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Western Pennsylvania Atlantic City Pittsburg Washington, Baltimore Miladelphia Lb. & O. City Fifth Avenue Wood Street the American Smithfield Street J. Rhodes Miller Clear Smithfeld Water Streets

Bargain Suit Sale and Lantern Parade News

Local house offers men suits at five ninety and eight ninety, claiming value from twelve to fifteen dollars and twenty dollars retail, with Corner Grant and Diamond street Clothiers. A lantern parade, the largest and most magnificent east of the mountains, will proceed despite a hot wave. Crete Co Genuine lager by Everhardt & Ober Brewing Co advertised for summer drinkers in bottles and on draft.

P.c. Co. C Clothiers Grant and Diamond Street Crete Co Everhardt & Ober Brewing Company Enizanetn Messrs. McKinnie & Chessman Manufacturing Company Pittsburg Verry Erie Smith, Liveryman Elizabeth Allegheny Co Kinnie & Chessman Mfg CO Pennavye

Going to the Convention Satehers

Then you need one of Kauffmanns genuine alligator satehers dated from 125 dollars upward Imitation alligator satehers start at 75 cents Katrmannis GatTcHet DerantMent offers a variety of styles and prices for attendees and exhibitors.

Kauffmanns Katrmannis Milan Aten Ciccea Sinat Ascent Star Vac Scere Madras Oxford Madras Ccovse Cecsessenvne Sodo

Alligator Satchels and Silk Goods Advertised for excursion

An 19th century ad promotes items for sale from Mereland and Lake Shore Railroad routes. It mentions alligator satchels priced at 125, imitation belts from 75 cents, silk wares and satchel merchandise, with a Rosenman & Co. promotion. An excursion to Wheeling is offered tomorrow at 150 dollars round trip, with the train leaving the B and C KR depot at 8 10 a.m.

Wheeling Morrow

Court Drops Eight Indictments Against Ives and Stayner

The judge dismissed eight indictments against Napoleon H. Ives and partner George H. Stayner for robbing the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company. The trial of Ives ended with a hung jury eight to two in favor of conviction. Key witness Woodruff recanted much of his testimony, and the company is not pressing further, leaving the defendants free to resume business.

New York Speia Napoleon H Ives George H. Stayner Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Cowing Nicoll Woodruff Tres and Stayner Hillegal

Cure For Pruritus Report Promising In New York Patient

Mr O B Williams of 89th Street and First Avenue, New York, reports extended relief after using CUTICURA REMEPRE and OUTICURA RUMEPTAS for fifteen years of pruritus. He endured four doctors' treatments without help before trying the remedies, noting rapid improvement within one week and urging others to seek relief, though he prefers not to publish the letter.

Williams New York

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