Fashionable hats and gowns of 1891 inspire witty commentary
An 1891 fashion piece surveys eccentric headwear and garments seen at society events and theaters. It highlights daisy crowns, three quarter cloaks, and variegated hats with crimson, bronze, or yellow tones while debating skirts, stockings, and veils and noting wedding styles and notable wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey Don Saenett
Elizabeth Thompson
Henry Leland Cannon
New York
Jook Pen
Summer fashion notes and bold outfits in town
A fashion piece describes spider-web veils and silk contrasts in summer dresses seen in town. It highlights pink gray delaine outfits, gray peau de soie capes, and intricate hats, plus a portrait of Miss Bird Brown and remarks on Mrs Josephine Diebitsch Peary preparing for Greenland expedition attire and adventure coverage.
Jules Verne Story Teases Arrival in The Dispatch Tomorrow
Wheeling admission lists an event with Sunday round trips. The ad promotes sale events and miscellaneous garment items including socks, underwear, hosiery and neckwear. The James Aiken & Co. department store at 100 Fifth Avenue showcases a large, complete line.
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Jules Verne
Dispatch
James “. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
No Mafia Sympathy View in Tunis Duel and Italian Politicians
De Wolfe Scanlan reports from Tunis on a French duel between a journalist and a Tunisian political figure over an election dispute. He also observes Italian and French figures in the Chamber of Deputies, Rudini and Crispi, and notes Tunisian attitudes toward Mafiosi, the Bey of Tunis, and a large public reception with dignitaries.
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Rudini
Crispi
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Touxra
Africa
General Boulanger
Captain Driant
Tunis
Madame Driant
Boulanger
Monsieur Massicant
Monsieur
Rome
Marquis di Rudini
Signor Crispi
Bismarck
New York
Cole
Marmis
France
America
Henri Rochefort
Olive Grove
Atakermesse
Duperre
O'Neill
Bey of Tunis
Persia
Paris
DE Wolfe Scanlan
Fashion Notes and Church Schedules Amid Textile Trends
The article catalogs faux suede and chamois gloves for light and dark costumes, trims with white braid, and various fabrics like muslin and silk for dresses. It also lists numerous Sunday services across Pittsburgh area churches with times and pastors, reflecting society pages and religion notes of the era.
Pastors and People in Sermons Across Churches
Religious notices discuss forthcoming pulpit discussions and sermons. Union events are planned at Second Presbyterian infant class room on June 20, and services led by ministers at Bellfield Presbyterian, Smithfield Street First United, and other churches with morning and evening programs.
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A. A
Ry. W
B. Graves
Homxewoop Caareen
J. Ll. Ewing
Etoutn Presny Trewan Cavnon
E. R. Donthon
Tor
A. Wu
A. “Cain
Denny M. E. Coonen
Ligonier
Thirtyfourth
Lorursean Cavin
Grant Street
Edmund Four
Centaatl Cannisrtan Cavacu
W. J. Wright
Bethany
W. Va
Senty Street
M. HK
Carncn
Oaklanp Barris
Curaca
Bates
Atwoot
William Ward West
Wasatnctos Pressrrentas Curaca
E.S. Farrand
Dr. McAllister
First Unitarian Church
Ross and
Diamond Streets
Old University Building
Howard Wilson
Frask Presbyterian Coonen
Wood Atrest
George T. Purves
D. D
Simon Peter
Grace Rerommep Caveen
Webster Avenue
John H. Prugh
Baum Street
Liberty
Center Avenues
James Dun
New York City
Herron Avenue
Rev. Co. & McCleland
F. F. Baillard
Lynchburr
Second Presbyterian Church
Penn Avenue
Seventh Street
W. W. Hambrigh
Wash
Cavaco
Collins Avenue
East End
R. M. Russell
A. Mw
Tip
Richard 8. Holmes
D.D
8 Presbyterian Church
Obeener
Smithfield Street
Seventh Avenue
Charica Filward Locke
Paul
S. Young Peone
Prohibition Club Openee and Church Services Listed
A Pittsburgh event schedule shows the Prohibition Club opening in the Allegheny Diamond on Saturday night. The notice details Communion services, sermons, and hour marks at multiple churches in Allegheny with pastors and themes like Jacob’s Dream and David, King of Israel.
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Tir
Pittsburg Central Prohibition Club
Allegheny Diamond
P. Coune
W. H. McMillan
D. D
Providence Press
Bainn Carnon
Liberty
Chestnut Street
W. A. Kinter
A. Anch Struss
M. BE. Cannon
W. F. Conner
Sxcoxp Corsenkgational Church
North
Grant Avenues
Nanry Averts
M. E. Carron
Arch Street
Allegheny
J. T. Satchell
A. W
Tuixity Stragnam
Stockton Avenue
Fichthorn
Pr. M
Rivensip
M. E. Currey
Kern Street
W.G. Mead
David
King of Israel
Tn Sons of Temperance
Federal Street
Coxtant EK. P. Croren
Sandusky Street
J. W. Sproul
Sandusky Street Baptist Church
B. F. Woodburn
Grim Relics of Torture Showcased in Antwerp Exhibit
A 1661 era collection features iron collars and executioner swords, shame masks, Drunkards' Cloaks, and other grim devices. Illustrations trace the torture scenes from the Museum of Antiquities basement, including a cell designed to suffocate inmates and a staged escape lure.
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Solan
Damien
Tusc
Museum of Antiquities
Privon
Inquisition
Antwerp
Liquor License Transfers Approved and Denied by Court
Judges Slagle and Collier granted two transfers, from Samuel Tate to V Gantor at 58 South Twelfth Street and Henry Mackin to Fred and Philip Arch at 65 Federal Street. An application from John Lanahan to Amelia and William Holsinger was refused as Lanahan did not show intent to leave the business. Meyer’s transfer to Louis Wehlen was held over for further consideration tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagle and Collier
Samuel Tate
V. Gantor
South Twelfth Street
Henry Mackin
Fred
Philip Arch
Federal Street
John Lanahan
Butler Street
Amelia
William Holsinger
Lanahan
H. J. Meyer
Madison Avenue
Louis Wehlen
Meyer
Draping Contracts Awarded for Exposition Galleries
The Exposition Society directors awarded wall draping contracts to Jos. Horne & Co. and Boggs & Buhl. Mr. Johnston predicted the art display would be the finest yet in the city and said exhibitors would be notified of space assignments within a few days to ensure readiness for opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne & Co
Boggs & Buhl
Exposition Society
Jos. Horne & Co
Johnston
Eye disease in Wellsville child ends in sudden recovery
The eight week eye inflammation left a Wellsville, Ohio child blind to light with opaque cornea until Dr. Sadler at 804 Penn Avenue treated him. In one month the boy’s sight returned to normal, restoring vision and light perception. Silk Windsor ties and Bargains for Gentlemen ads follow.
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R. J. Bruce
Wellsville
Sadler
Penn Avenue
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